3.117111 VAL.
;nbilfB.42 13 per. , payable >a adviatb—
Irt 00 it not paid tnAdvance,
moue trims will bilstaidly adhered to beheaftee.
•
- ,
reptes to one addcwa! the adviacej So
I
• 13 00
A, .1. • "
• I+,ll4xia " • r • ti 30 00
i'trbrobecrintlonamast tavarlab ybe peld la admix.
- TbeiJouaass. will be funabbed to Carders lad others
1.4. to tzt,loo Coptelt. ea& at delivery. •
rrr ClerAcmen and School Teacher. irEll be tarrilah.
lib the Jotir.at at $1 SO la admix, or $1 to
paid - wahle the year—prer we year tun rate.,
RATER OF ADVILIITIOILINO;i%J.'
,
S Iluee, including date. we laaertisaa Tarte. tad
s I , erquent Insertions ilattata. One square at Itiace,
n di over 3 Bow, for I or 2 Imertloas S 1; 9 bwettloae
/a ; eubseqeett inseedaaa, 95 condi per.square.—
, Ldger Qua; to proportion. .
uoreree—vane. Reis. asx. Irerkvia
Tit cßomwith-dars;. $lOO Xoo' 11360 90 q)
h e y .!nes, and over; 800 • 400. Tag ISO
l'ec; open" tir 1411xele. .5 00 00 . 1000 ' .15 00
'Puree '‘," 4 '91 " ZOO SOO -14_041 2000
Line over a square, yr_ cepp,ta. a line r Bpeelal Nog.
a *, ism coat. higher.; Local Notices.llo cede a •
inch spirals equallto twelve Mei. -
44ir-gtr,•,itiktitiscroonts as per lignaramitT.l •
&fie milnla.conat Itatka Itoe.. T .- .
.
IV The circulation or the Jornaltlikaot exceeded
by any raper v pabilebed tke Sestet:ad of 113.183elphia
or Pittsburg. and It b niew tbe largest sheet. Lab pig
Pixtusybrenft. • t
Nithin the tiot die yeaik the eabeetlptlatt list Wu
d vatoed. and It contlisue• to \ bxxleae tepidly. As an
AtiVert!dre !calk= It it One Ot the Dania The ;gate
LEGAL ,CAltbs.
, .
CO - PARTNERSIIIIIN-dnill ender
, Irib. signaeii have fortaed a Csalartheratdp as
\ At
.torneye at Law, undlr the Oase ot
A N' 8 0N
• , • ~ s , JOHN MOHAN
1 Pottelille, Feb 6, 1967.=•;11-% THOB. H. BANN ,OL
' .. W. - mcnALK.Ao. a Y.aw. -
•:oIPPICE : , —Centre St. beks Mee.
Can he eqnstaled'in German. T. .Bf—'l'4Ms
lOUN Mr. HIRMERIL,
Againgej ag Law, Pitterille. - liga,
(Mee with' Ham., P. W. HutaV a err isa e. gtregt..3
4...5in be eanggibed h #ngDelb
•
TIENJA3I.IIII. B. "IeCOOT., Aduaracri
Law. .OFFlCE—Mahantongo Stied. above
,Centie . i I'darr.l s l9, ,64.-14.41
IT.
I Ilk CLAW ' ERWITIFISSUESt, •
• • . Attorney Mt LIM'
Ashlind, (Via. Centre
st r eet, opprAte,iiiej"cia .
5ept.9,44 '64: , - . • BA- ..
MAPPNN WEIDMAN. ' • -
ltf~' , • A tummy . *z -Law.
Orturs2=4:oltre Street, mums fortuerirmetAPkd tok
CiecroDeß. Kelm; March 30. '6P-IPly'
amaa ir. otrpar.r.i. WILLIAM -IL orgy'
amirairs.z, a ismrrit. Anakrue=
%.", law. pnwit—centre are(?t, ()mate,
Horse notel..Pottevips, Pa. •• .
Jane 48, Vii _ _
(111-046. ,OPIIEB LITTLE. '
ollitterater at Law. asididasary
authorized
by law to - 7administe; 'dasita. *c.
Sul • to ;take depositions, and ackhowlekments
dods, niortavon, powers otattoeney, dbe.L. • /
POTTSVILLIL 11471
LENT 'AND COLLECTION', OFFICE.
July 1
, Ilabsatcetgo St. (opposite
6„416.
I . W. ROSEBILIBRIKL'AItierVe_T
nt-Law , removed Ala otlke to Ine
wend d00r,.. front ban
mom, , nbove B. Banninv Boot_
et 0. Cetttrg St: Pottevrno. reb.14.,111-4.
JAnzs U. ciairaELL. •
• ktimillei at Law ,
Romig 111 and la' repa &Wing No. CO Wahrat
Philadelphia: • •
rarlo addltion to practice 1D the Court!' of Phkadel
ptia. wtiLatteadlo law bn•tneee.ln 13cb*IkIll
Nov. t •67 . 64.
• -
- . • THE litUSlt BOOK •- •
•:
i••IFOR EVERY 80Y...A11D. 'GIRL
• . .
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E R N. • C I 11,
• •
•••, . • CONTAININt* ti ' •
•
N t. E Hunitrils of popular soup "
•
. • .
lustriealsws 1;01 Exercises
DT ;wawa
ANT ONE CAN' 411.... - N TO SING TERM.
ThistNew :Waal( will'be,found interior to all almllir
many points essential to a popular. Instrac.•
, icon Book in Vocal Mask and, Collection of Melodist
ior the:young.
FORTY , EDITIONS have already been published,
and the' demand contintes unabated. Many of the
bouts have - I*mi written expressly for the work, - and
none of the e. e - tga are el and time worn, sung through
a doz -n s bt.obs, ont New and Sparkling, adapted to all
:'4 - cessiony, and alive with the vpielpet the times.
• Price ne c; s. eent Ivotpniclif - OLIVER DITSON &
• •
UO.. P.uhlt.hete, 217 Was/tee/in; etrefet, Boston.-,
AS H. DITSON d CO; Sit Brondlal, N. T. - .•
' ' November' 2.1 '4l " ,
•
HOLIDAY IFTS•I •
- •
• :105.rieciltv'e1 a Cne n meat of Vida, Tatetetp
- Scta, - C nt arStandy, stunk! ifSCts,liVittCri .BCandi..Peti 4
yalt..tea. and kreat variety , of Mut ,To s s
;WHOLE:74.LE ANpItETAILi. •
•
OEKNEYS onl y 6 dents.
euttilasa Waro and-ezqtrlsitely flue Cologne
lict Setts. sqltable for Wedding Gifts. Also, a gen
eral assortment of Crockery MadvilLeaman, at greatly
redocsd,pr 10c. , . must received by
Jalyl3. 234 f J. It TfIOXELL. IMO - Centre 9t..:
DI AR : . •
• 1.% RIES !
1,,••• -D
• • DIARIES ! !
..1U"C0136.113(313
fineaaeortmenf of 'DIARIES foik 1968 cm hand and
(or sale BANNAN RAMBEY.S
- • „Book and Btatlonery,Store.
NAIAD VATERTROOF OIL
-_ 1 I'AtENTED i fcrOBER 9., 1566.
UMIEEMIM
Put up in Stet, Jar!, Quirt., Plats and Dalt Plink
. , .
fk"oequillit,(l and,Sclentific Priiiaratkrn for
8U0173;‘ 9EOE4, HARNESS, CARRI&OB TOPS,
•
Alen, 'a new OL.M.STEA.O'SrtiOE GREASE. For
:.' • I BRION? & CO.
riov,:ell, %IT 1 • ' . 40
-Ci4if.PETINGBI!
J. T. ftELACTlOrk.lirn:37 8. .Beennd
has received per late arrivals, a large and
' , varied assortment of CROSSLEY!. it SON•SIBRIIif
.,SEL.B CARPETING 4, .Also, a large
line of Three-I,lr Ewa Super and Fine Jngrale Car—
peting& Cottage, and Carpet& 01! Cloths, Medea,
etc r : which will he shad at greats reduced reduced Paces ,
wheitesale'and retail.. it •J. T. Rh:LACROIX.
3T S Second Bt_. bee4Sliaket C4tstlint. '
. Scot 2Si ' 29.3 m ,
ENCOURAGE ROME MANUFACTURE.
•
3-A.tmoos R h.l CO 0p...0..fr.0e. Pa.,
Menniarthrere of ROPE, HEMP PA - CHING'. TWINE;
LINES and COl4lB oE every deectiption. A full, as.
sortment kept cone:wily on band maid the bdt
material and workmanabip, , A liberal glare of Übe
patronve of the boeMe.4 men of rbe-Tosi region Is
respectfully solicited.' HENRY JACKSON, A,gt, ,
OcL 1.4.1.17 4i Sae . ] No :167 Market St, Pottsville.
- 0 0 - OD — D'A NTiE D • Potts' - R stsuract. 10.
•Vi 191 Centre St. 430(4 align end conetanteen•
ployment r .
.- •
••,, Ds . -J. RIDGWAY; d& SON, '-
,
COAL. coisnsist k iiis 1111111telltAliTIB,
~ , - ,i,, ,; ; •
Toil vilke. :Pa ' • -
-,r
•••:.,. , r
. . .
Will purchase for ad) partici% wish i ng nuy land of
u ll
p
Coil wined In Sala lkill Cpunty.. it. Erasmus/At-tuba.
. unseen will be:d .0(1.
Aug.
Ang. 8, .611-31.2.... 1 ~- J
kv.
AVE 141.11$ 1.0
3 Ceases apo Enid or el
- Sagatlite Paper— also Old:
and oJ4rßoolica SO the covere
?erltersta pound . HANN/
TO .CARPENTERS
The-Sebnylklll
Lumr, _, Luber, Mand_ ig
, ,
•
am; hizA 221 deeir ettenedre atabait,:con
Railroad Street, agree/.trinity of lumbered elvery idW
and deacrip ton., which can supply to
-Carpe — nters and Benders, a lower rates thaa
bought' elsewhere: They are slabrap ie l o ei
through the moans Of their extensive ,
bor savitnimachines manufactured attic ea Ist their line
at a saving of 45 per cent. on former cost: - • • s
= Their large Workshops have been In enccessful opera
Don for the past year; turning out aint_qtaatitlen of
• • Doors, • Waisdeer wrangles,
.' • Sask. ; • Puget Work,
Illealtdiage, 4 Iled.pasts,. •
jligliude.J •
Shatters. Itaaingers,
•;„ _ • r
And all kinds - ofi • Premcd. Paneled. gad Teined Wort,
which they haveicon:nanny' on hand. They uns reedy
- to:sari:ate orders . at the ahorteet notice, for any quint!.
'.ty or quality of sawed or, rnannhtctmed stuff.
Dry and green Remlock. of all kinds, the Woltz?.
,mrposen. Osk.lgaple, Poplar. dial; plank antscan
j boatitt • Cherry, Walnut. Mahogany. ete.;asicalst
' net work i White itrut•Tellow Pine? boards Ayr tkia
, raw or made to orders White Pine plank, it, 2}‘,
and }s' inch panel, , alseays ready: also,
beams, rails, 'ninth posts shingl lath; .ceiling
lath.letitingA, Sc., dr
aarllills of sawqi sniff and everyth in titer line
on hand or to orderAt the shortest no .
" -- Pcttirville— March *t("”nq 100
_ ,
D4 nriEL 'III. ILATICUEB,
104 fablipei Ware Rm.' 'and Rallubetirl
• s3B Bouts•
I - • '' .
2 , l. _ B .....p ere p cui g od City dad tc to thipir
sidesaddle to can e t4is sti4. • D.Y. -
*rot. . , • •
I rs ' - , E.
.itcoiEs —lt mikw=. 'emlts—itepts
.
',. • aocio, RCS 3a
~ .
We hire a lirge - stritt finely - gr o wn stock of Rcisesit:
• - stannic tag over 209 varieties, inclndLow ea nnkttu.
awl ourivalled -Inflow eltrubing
• Itose. "fflarsbar
ninon whtdrAire now offer kw site for tho twit thus.
'rice of . . , fflOirsital Neit.” each,_4l,lV mkt. ,
- . *l._ So. .. -• • - : ...011,133NW00D - I.,S=lf.
• '- Oqtobor ?S. 18C7 - , _ , ..
ASHLAND:PLANINC MILL.
•
JlllO. is iciGIFITISIJIM; Ashlardi,
lus Dow' itsrelto mismlsMas, is cheap as tin
be ilsesrbire.. 1
• -- .
'Poor* =ll - : ` • V . • c• • . .. -
11 • ,. .
• likwiterit; .. - ' -
- •r . :1111inds,' ' 1 ~ '. - P'' -
• .-_ Window Wraosom, . . '7, ,
1 1- , 7 •- ' : Door Frown. _ .
• 3..,, • r irleirirta ß ,
„, m • , • •, , -• fil Ng,
u& 4 1,14suldliiipi of all Arteriptioas. ' ,
;O C dr . Plank . , Lath,. Pitnnf, Ilig Ram
-,-Ali
it work warraxito eto irtyiltattdiedon.) • •
Ashland. - Pi...ltily,a, 43T - . . fr-ly
_...,....—__.
,NEW .
,STEEN SIIITSAGE
.NLICEINEi
- • • •
;AC4IIII VLMIEIC - -Itiatelter,
• ,
• No, ' 301 - Oen* Btre+4,..`! POTTEIVIILE t
•• -its ow Tows ifets,l
•
*eta nWo s us costomers thitheti
peat, and solkits s eontpumastr
~ • of we SW
14s . I -
; He tar N enlarged ornestiote by th e Introtheuhue
Into hie blueness Or-s are steam smogs =Octant.—
' Be will conttnattsa e
ges lt , eeui' 011/ band the best quality of
liem."Sa an: -- - •
, • •
cre4=l..thdlittes fvfr • ate =nth th
by the nee __t)( the st em mambas, bets Or.
Tared to make, =sip to t,:ottet, prneupay and expo..
c 1
a t . , .
• 'Po deekril lullo purchase lehmige Dy wbOesete,,
• Itberstillsoount be made: •
F. rourrtue, JsaY • Shift'
• •
.14t, w. K. UNEAWEAVIB,
, DENTIST .
I tirsanate or Penturfloltraor Dade 0,1100
ROCNIS 1-1111 ark," ye Ineled.
'r_rittruee M'yde ./1101er lad Otilooolim -age
r• teeese when &Alm&_ • "AVM & 4T-141.1 1
virat. JR. souse. • • .
wacnageLs,Asm Brum pIiaLIORIN •
TOBACCO, PIPES & smuts,
CrUsT, Us., Opposite ilte Tow,
POTTS*IIII.II.II, P. 11:
hob. IWO
Mil
r ~ ~,
BEM
PURL
F. B. _KABBOHEBI
t Clenerat'burarance . 4o4.
Ogee Iliessorylvania Haft: illPoolarrille, Pa.
Ariritirojn s LONDON & 040 BE ENBUR&NOZ
- boas sooteoW PA"
.oktior
_•
Deraited the Unsiortiates ores 111140111,000
.11 011&11180RAICIE,VOIEFANY,
'
comb Capital.' •• • ' .00.0
Eicirplao .. . ..... 4,-9139, Ds'
lossusstos affected 'Rabe best Covasaatei osi
ble term Losoco vosoptlyaseas4d aid Ivoid
&Blot ' • ' APIP 1600 •• ;-11, •
caarran . 18291 Tatialinal..
FRANKaN
FIRE Il \ BOEII COMPOY
OF PIpCIaLPI-IIA:
Assets, 41:iraWaa41, tor,
$2',5,93,1401-13i, •
„-. 0 94 4040
0 0.71 0 3 0:
;44.1.200,430 I
• —_
ViroulrEll Claim% I si N x o4mir fir tsis,,
$27,631 10 ' ,0393,000.
• , LOO3 PAID Mt 1411,
. Over Ch 600.0110.
rariepirrum: - margioneity PO
O as o TBBatB.
11111112CTOMI •
1:214111.10ilt., ISAAC.
TOol4o,WAurum XDWAND C. WA •
04.11131 M 08M; 0110.1141.82
% . I , l A VAN_____.W M. D.'
CILARLIIII . BABICALks, Preeiden
VUOSAII.I I I ARM" Ifite4Preeldea
JAS. W. See. Eta.Xeit. .
Capital,
Aactised Merylnas...
'livened Peemlaay
- .
' P
Min 'ascribes Is agent for the &no =tabnod
stftutton, and is prepared to wail insures:ft on . -
6esciiptkos of proterty. at the iciirost rates.
HE V.
Pattirrfna. *web 1,11. 936. l2-tf •
WALTER Si SEWER,
INSURANCE ROOMl3iPottilviile
letra,of Hartford- .
........ ;..
Lorillard of lbw York ' 1,425,11
Phandi ,cfillextford i 1,10%! ;
North -America of New Ydric-- ". 751,453
4fingfield of Milirin• k 731,899
Yonkers mind New York 3. 601,907
Fulton o New Yolk.. t !; 313,562
Itega.u. ,Hew Cork 280,730
' • Aggregate Fire Otipitil. * . $9,685,718
;,
Union M ' tual Life.;•:,„ 4: , .. 1 '2,1 ;.: 429
IHartford Li n ve'Stooli . s ' 500,000
r-:....-----.4...
°V . reFegented— •ii•f•—54374347
Dame, -omptlicand, office open
from I.SO dl. M. to* P. 11-, or r lealk,_nlnj!ng n 7
Jame. W. Grant, Solicitor. at the Amman.... .nnee•
The above campfire come of lbeleltieet, heaviest
and anima reliable o)l2:maples-In America.. '
raThem Alma boo ed In tLBl..lonles In 47
of over $ 000,000. thile the Phan's. hag
'the largest earplug over and abova,te cmpllalatock and
maga:mice:pi any Camper In llagtford. ••• ,
June a. *of . 1; • 29 ly •
.
L IFEI OILMAN B,lt. . . - • . •
0 1 ii °
- -.The G • We iniinrallee, ht4nlty and Trait Own-
WV of Itlllitelphla. Office, Igo.' 409 Chestnut street,
me era dote* saw A' the Ceitorn Oonae. • "
•
CAPITAL-40:4 PERPETUAL.
Oiathine to make ininnuices on on the moat fa
vorable terms. ,
~ , .• ' --. ' '
The capttal b e ing up sad Lek together with
it 1E llrlty to4nd =Mealy haereaaing item:Ted kind, offers
see Um
lusted.
;inar ter from, lams may be paid Aarly, half-yearly' ex
71 ' • . .o,
_: . , ~ .t •
- The witopani adds, sorroi pelt hdleallyto the untw
ist= iii Mo e , The. dna boas, appropriated to Decem
ber, 1844, theseandbontibey,l949, fad a*
dint bOtio-ha .Deeember,•lBs4l. which additions make
an a • :• of more than 40 patent. up= the, Vend-
Z inn,
• • , t tbenisaitng tbe annual prom, him.
1 - ' ---- iiiamicsa. k: - ..I •••
• Thomas .. . thin AL Orown, - .
14= 1 I, - J.• R. Intim;
P Jews. -•- .•,. •76n R. Sa b. q... i i , -
i
.. 'Wanton. " - John Q. lb
- , ..Ge0 Taber, • '• . ;', ~ las= Barton,
' ..; I. Preembn; :g. • Bella. CO*. , „.-.. --
_. •• . • ,
,• , low Starr. - - -`,:i
Pion et contiUng table - of:Wes and esplimationi;
lona ow and buther lett cab be bad
st the calm , • THOMAS WAY.. Plosident.
' ikei P. J ' • Artrory. • •
_1- • .1 •
Or of B.: • ; AN, Pottsville. Agint Ar : this Oonnty.
- _
COMPLETE ' MAN T.TRE
*ANtriecrunip ivy I
HENRT. - -130E;R,
drayirl'esTy
ribm
\
1311PER4ItOSPIIA.TEI 4111 MO,
NIA ; AND l i tirit3ll:l
• •
' • - ,'Warrgyited Free from 4duurr“ , ..w4.
_ nkciar.o LNILAGS 174
PRICE
. 1 . 133!,P1in TON *111?-4,000.1.11EL
f
..DIIOUNT-TO.DEAERS,'
BOOTH .1 • aufluirr. of Philadelphia. Camists.
of high standlng in their report of the analysis, -earth
na,:
',The nxistitatfoo of the above Inciteetai a deckled
advance In the co,mpwition of artful' by th e in
troduction off considerable ;mintage of Potash.
. d countenances the
. c-tabsr trolved .in the name
"Ocanplete Jibutaire. , .. ~ I ,, ' . 1
' WlpLuisalobis. of Pilills4elphia:' Chenrietil of
largeo , 'i.enm.lit l tte analysts of mtillsersAWy
of Wet-,Wpost ; analysis *floor •ttompiete Ma
tilliejtblat4beAllnle MI kaVIC given.it is certainly
warranted-by its Chenticalcatepositide :in addition to
than cordially wicommendhigyeti,. Fertiliser from; a
- Ctientical litind , Point, we should rate that its mechan
ical condition la hest excellent , ;being being kith as to ad
mit:of its nse in the drill without further psepirabon..
The Tomplete Minniebp been nsediargely on
'micas • crops, -and the tmtlmohy !Mal far received
prows it to be the beet Ferpzerlet introduced.
Olden received and inftemunictir even hy . • ,
.
DIXONiSHARPEW kl l tlli,
• , .
sots Ass n
.... .
. .
40:selith'ililitarr es, Phtlatelphla. '
• " it
Arvid in, WT . \ , i .1 34-IV
, - .
I \ A Phyallotwiteml - View rat' 1114arrissige.
- ' l . ' tut ointalwr semi mot naughty). ~ . .
CioNahitsi bratty 'titres ,:bandied 'rages.
.., eint Lio Auriplatas sad sagravinge`O the .
Anatomy of the Human' Organs An a etateor-Health
and Disease. with'a treaties on 9Rarly Ertori, its De:
arable Ooniequenese upon ths *lnd and'BodY , with
Author's Plan of,Trestmant —Um only istiOnal and
• mode of Ova.. an rdpown by the mart of
treaded. • - 'Atrutbfal earlier to the mtnrW and
& Di
*boss contemplating marriage, - Who' enteetair. doubts
•otAlwir phydad condition. • &Ma flee Of postage to'
airy address,' os reeelptoof - te rent In stalbpsew postal
careetey. by addressing DR. LA ClMpti. No ,11l Raid
en Luke, Albany, N. Y.: • The autmity be ens:welted
'rpm any of the diseases uprmwh-th his! both Area*
either pasonally or by ma. bf, - 2 trines sent If! any
part of the world. .. . ..,,r. - •i •
LI XIVIELIIIIOIII DI AL04,4 VMS, mitigating of
Xi New and Original flrst-elass. &mai, tollognies.
4,..„ for advanced speikers in Schools. EXhibitiall.
MM. and.ortiate theatricals. every line virtues' ea.
prissily tuella book. by weans qf Professional Teach
ers and writers. zateknowltsr be the best irork
of the kind ever pablitbed. • Cloth. snub 4100= &lodes*
le a wes._ peke sl l .l6okialled hale. Address f'• OAR
&OD Pobliahmio2 O tani lit .. Philada.
1(44,0,15: *
•-• , 1 .
• I
j,
• --
: V' FIRST PRE MIUM itt o
..,
Of a Illissar, New
, ~.. -40! - , WAS AWAIDELI To , - °!. . 0‘
• : - MONETT% HAIR RESTORATIVE -
By trio N. H. Agricultural goeirty, at
Its Fair. Isol4art in Disihno, Sept. 24 . 1614,11 ,
.. . ;..
- .
• IMA/Ita.E . .
VVII ! •
. .
' . , Tegttable Hair .: estoratire .
, iti.o. Gm. Nat Ow N - cotor ,m- _
rnew eta i r rit, ollbe . I chasm the Übe
.irii,-erivd,...,i:,,,,=rv."th,,,-"--:.4'.
4: l : crot ae e 2 4 .7thuxiotas tr Lgurettruts,
libir astigke r P & r a aluo lt ! t- 411Vr
gad, w ad
" 9 Posta• I Age Il I
; •-
• • ..
INT 0 - • 1
J. JR. BARRETTaCa; Pniiiisurk . l
• atarcaarrn.* K.
soiabe i tBIIGINES, 'NEDNNZ a
is= la. Pa, lad Dr ll lllo 4ll lP,lmillE 1
41.1a6
in N tatimmuss:«r Dams.,
• a
ma. ides trum MUSICAL
=MELODNONa, ORGANS, te... havingknia
tab Walt let the oeleteated
tastiet litaaelleft glealttsee, erateete,
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extension of about the eame ;
to Beldont mita
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the entire amount of boodo,
baste of security le believed .1
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'lce President. or to.CLARK.I
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re $600,000 a year : the
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be beyond ; that of any
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Arable Skirt SaPporter ever o •
the public. It Dkoes the well;
the skirts con the shard, ..
stead of the • hips ; tt. imp •
'form without ilehti.lacing : •';
ease and elegance; apProv I
recommended by. physWana,
at Ladies: Miley goods stores
sate by r• • p. B. SA.
941.Stimmer St.., Elesitco, &
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mow. Theitale-te beyond anyt
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sixths to ta.l PLUMMER 84_1011.TON, 15
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cc emu other article ofeqoal value. PRZEI: e COST
Agents wanted everywhere. male and ; fetal for the
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Book Publishers;Phlildelphis : - II - ..
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MAYS FRISS PRAT CURg.. preparal from the
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p/esamit to tufa am senate bottle wlll atom the
mostakaatelal of Its Mr term lb.' . gmat. had temp.
droGthe age, II si bottle.o Mx bottles for Sent
Waren._ . dold by S. C.l lIPSAX, rlo. Saab
FWAdig. 04 prizelpa ctr
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?me vescissior asAff Is tke wistam.
Matra*, pa" a Loner heat llama Ilalnseam
• 1 - plasimellt4l. I
P.m. Bth April, .alt Wane 'Nub". et. Honore.
. ' Will yon he kind , to hare forwarded to me
here tenholatee of* "Indlan. liniment t If Ton will
said it Lbe mine the amount. 1 wilt forward rpo
the amount 'Xmas. Belmont a Cb., N. T.
Dam So NAM haat recommended lit
a
many Mend" Ite)or LlailtrifTrand'
1610= ettr
they he datio a
n/ to
la mane tt, he ationld whims his
to aitaknat • dPaola. i ! -
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1 As ' , relief, every 'ready; es • Miler of tale. mane
inWardirt of mitirlanteed, hm no 401.1 Amami
',Deana care - af aamatate and klearalifie
Allittilleas, II mines, etc. se., tt
.1a Inetntalied. - ' tle ebo moat elleedonsA stns in.
madly; In the core of Chien} iCandf:
Pala la tie lisamtaehyl absorb/me
[ anry, CMOs& flawkwa.'llllolnell lataaawse,
*5 lOU MUM* azeeptton the mewl wrimmier.
eltill r tader_ lbe woad Mikado: No FAMILY
ddbfa. 'tray Thunder by land arena
inners tmd TraTinate residing et,
iiiikanortrom nal'ar ilionlit IMO ft eomeastly•
c=aai - esee
it ie e = •s esa ti sm iMen of
Intel:elm Wig UMW a
i takello . -itiot t apet blatim... ti lteiale et
wholimele Miff Tanta 1 Piot
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v, wased.„24,... o ramilso
ratainifiriu. ~ ,
gingairH. . ; In
a , , inariws • ~
bum Sloe to 8 .r icw so , onik beat now
ad f , " 41111 a Oaf MM.
that will
until •
Ida Sor6 t‘e et-tb, Zs" ' salt being a 4
D•AY' MORNIATRIVIT.p
otrs
..,
-..A. AN' . .
. i , favor making them too laglt: i: The.great,'
L
.1, , i difficulty is ie getting property' tmeesedl
F•r 111 911 1 11 ft an
.;hale MAIM a carnti-: as high ii. 4 it 'ought to be, and -therefore
e , el, lineeedsg oar lailageie, Asa "- , ... - ~ -,
~e _ „ ter .........
~.
,i this objection Tome- wortoy of consul
; , . """ ‘red ",7 6l 7, l l ; i =" n ; dieg 'l7,7l - ' . , l eratiop. 1 When the banks resumeapecie
a payments, which they can . ,do , iti a• short ..
e,The -,..
people of the tnited
.tire States
time if this plen is adopted, all notes of a.
e
now divided into three parties, ai folloWse _less denomination` than' one (loner will dis c '
appear, and we mould, prefer that all of a
One party is for:centnictiOg our currency
fess, dettomipation than , as shorild be with-
With a View to is speedy resumpticiii - of
as there will be
specie payments_e_anotheee.for leaving the drawn frmi cirt:utatiml f
ea' it is,
abundince!' , of Coin to take their :plaee,.
volume ofecOrretiejr withdrawing': i n
only the interest-paying notes from circa-' , and then, wa „ F 'wallid gradually withdreiv,
lation ; and the ;third is in favor bf a fur- the .Governm ent notee; and 'require the
their expansion of the carte ooye - Ail L e ese ! Nationalßanks to substieite coin forelae
'
'parties are antigonistie to each'-eother, ' reserve. The currency in circulation,
iticluding bbeh paper and 'coin in • 189,
aand' the ..only way to 'harmonize - them,'
,to suggest a pan by which they all'ean I d . fil not muchexceed 8300,000i000, of
-meet on a cottimonatlatform and secure all
..I t , j e tted° hiallt 'alx-nitc 82 ? ; that business was very
therefore commend the following plan to 2, °°°i° oo .• was... hi; Pa-'
per. :`
the benefits that, each party claims. 1i ... e
-much depressed ; there; mid tiegording to
'
the report ilthe Comptroller .oq, the cure
the serious consideratioh of Congress-and
the people genarally, as one much less °be reac - '3' land!. . 'to. Congress in December,
jectunutble than any which I have
'beenfS46 - ,- othe.vhold iseeeecif currency aue
segkeseed eo fee.. It , pp l ee, b ot e true . thorized ! lye the . , goyernment, including
the circulation of the Nat i onal ,aad State
ions, Currency and P tection to Amen
, ` banks , there was in October of ! that year,'
'can Industry, and if a opted.hy Congress, N.. *4 leas than papers ey in
both.' frchii Ruch frequent 500,000,000, of parta
legialiqon, whiCh awai t s bass disturbing' actual circulation. 1
,- - •
- -._
tendencee., '• • I • • - - • With yttelt A limit t( ,
the issne Of ear
,- ee. • s,'• - -.' reney, while tt 'provides: for all our future
wafitattnd for all seeticlus OC the, conntry
in prop ortion to its business tiad`wealth,lt
wouldinspire gieat' confidence Omongthe
bisiness community an all 'other ela.sies,
and would i prove to be thebesi. and ruest
stable currency in the I till. , • . --
, -
.
'FOREIGN, COIVI-MeRCE - .'
•/ ,
losely c o nnected wit our entrelleS 'is
Y
ref commerce .- Wnenever there - are
o.veteisu ther e . 'are eicessive, itnribita
tione. . - A e yee -reettlated currency, *mild
isigillate cut" - necotkMeree to acertain
'extent but.natTaltogc 01+. In the Euro.:
peen commercial ' eiM'''s, and tiartien:
lady i Eriglend anskiartt ee the , importa
tions are regulitedb - yaler National banks;
which raise" the rate of interest en int
pOitations are exCei r ,•;si'vel and drain fh_os
eountris o f-C oin , arid lower these rates - sae,
theie importationa- eleareese; Here we
have no such natietialaegulators of intern
este° check exe.geke - auportOtione. In
.1850,8teplten Colaell,. Esq br Philedel l ,-
p)#}l, an extensive non maunfacturer, and
whe is, perhaps,' better posted up on the
eiroteetive policy in till ic3 details than any
Pr`ian now 'living! in aa-auiphlet suggest
e, 'the idea of. a sheltie- scale inlaying
duties on "foreign products; Which We thiinik
ia'the most, ilopotant end judicious re
ciammestdation made 'eh - this peeplexing
siebject. ' It is, telt x affair rate of dutiee,
.84,fficiently 'protec*e -*bile they are -Oat.
eirehitritory, and' 'Oen fo lauthurizt3 the
Secretaey of the Treasury ' i whenever the
importations exceed the exporttitions, -altir
elusiegeof' 'coin, -to increase the rates of
duties on the Whole. .scale' 10 per e j ent',
until the exportations exceed" the, tatporb-,
ations aboats ''.lier . ceilt. j ' '. ' ,
-In carrying out lilies- idea,) - we would
suggest Abe follawinee seetion to be added
to the neWly-adjested tariff bill that livill
be:before Congress for their adoption 't '...
Be it 4ieted, t l-c., That-leaying out /f iiew
the impettl and extort tif.g.ild'attil silver coin.'
that whenSver the export ; (estiniitied in coin
while ohr banks do not redeem their hoteien
saeeie,J do• not exceed rho impbr'ts 'in value'
during any
-fiscal 'quarter of any fiscal year,
the 'Secretary of, the' Treasury is. hereby a u.
thorized and required:l, ra:se the duties nod'
imposed on ail article,/ 4: r 'foreign;. imports,
(excepting Swift articleal as Aare been exempt
ed fromduty,p ten per centdfn within thirty
days after the expirathin ()Peach and every,
fiscal - 'quarter during , which the,exporto as
aforesaid, do not exceed the imports as nfot c-.
said, five per centum. i.nt.l whencier,our ei-
Pprtatiorts, (coin it'alue., eiceed our importa
tions ten pertentltm, exchisive of coin, durin g.
any 'fiscal".quarter._irt_any , ti=dal . year, the -
Secretary is he re ~ t r-ed to reduce the.
said scalti of emiieseen I , :r catturn, until ille'
exportations and importatir.no are abqu t equali
iz rd in ,aloe. Public ~ •lice• of ,the irtr i lo , ij
thin and withdrawal tit - lid additional Judea
is to he given at the ditierent pet.:: of entry;
1)3! the Secretary of the TrenFtiry.• - 1
It is just as important to cheek excess
ive exportations as it ie to cheek eicessit:el
importatimis ; beaause, if we export, too.
much,,, and ; drain' ether. countries 'of, toe,'
much coin, -we cripple those eonnteies,and
destroy the markee abroad for dal. 'sur
plus, 'products aterraw materials, just as
our owe eouhtry has fiequently been criri=
plec) by aelrant of coin, when we haLlenot I
adequate prcaection to ourandustiy.l Our'
readers will recollect that en the crash of
1857, paused by excessive importations,
those countries which fel:dished the gOo(h)
suffered almcest thlthe . setne extent that. e
did,bV the breakdown. '
There are some r who might supp* that
the adoption of a 'sliding scale in, duties
might tend to . derange'' prices, cA roo-;
meat's reflection, however, -vonicl ,
,stun;
dissipate Mich an ideai beeause, the, equal-.
izing of this trade would. alsiaes prevent
fluctuations, and keep prices More regular
than if left open to the effeetA of -a more
fluctuating, trade. Such a slidinceseale of
dutiesivould not be half as obje t etionithle
as the sliding scale at interest, adopted by
`England and France to acconepliah the ,
same object, must be on-their internal in
, dustry, by 'lea eempletelv deranging, the
'rates' of intere . st, ivhich have ranged from
, . to 10 per cent. ,within' a period of
twe 1, o fifteeeemonths. ! ' i - '' '
As b e ns !lour • Manufahturere, wider
the sehnuluaof ee tbis truly reciprocal syskant
of trade, should in e such progress es to
require a • less ecale dutiese, Congress
could make a certain pere . n,thge of reduc
tion on' the whole scale of duties, to meet
the nevr State of progress in oerrthanearec.
tures and cerninercewith other connUais.
We tielieve !that the ! shortest road 10 the
so . much coveted free trade with 'different
nations, ladypeated• by 'inane,. is
e theonith
the protective pelicy, which will gradually
equalize the advainages and disadvantages
f the difrerent countries. • i!
_
I Thieeleetion - *mold . also , remove tho
tariff queitipit frau; such fret - piens' legisla.
Lion, •tad would give great eonfidene and
security for ;the investment
,celf cap i tal in
All branches of manufzictures. ---.-, •
• The knowledge thateeiteh .a i.potier'-iit,
lodged`with the Secretary, of the laeisnry,
would:tend to check importationit,' because
importer's would watch the monthly and
-weekly 'reports. Of our foreiga cominerce
and zcivern themselves
‘ acce - rilingly. - Itt
either, case this pewer ee cuarded.lby law',
could 'he better exereAsed hy the Secretary
of the Treasury, who has all the tigurea tu
his possession, than to piece to the uncer
thin legielation of Congrees on this subject.
Anil, besides, great; flueiuriiiens,ritighteec:
cur -at a time wheel Coegresswitscoot id
session. ' • ; '''. '• • - ,' ,- ' . i
It has been said byeePthe that it Would
place too muff; power in the batids of the
Seceetary-ofo4 Treasury., This is a great
, ntitnike. , All his official 'duties iti office
are governed by lair, and in this case he
could only act when certain' contingencies
arise; .w.hich -are also sgoyerned bylaw. ,‘
By keeping our impprtswithin the li it
4 1
of' oar exports, we compel ' foreign 'co ',•
tries, who desire to trade with,' ns, to find
*market for ourTroduetions to ordei that
they may dispose of their productionE in
exchange for ours.- This is equitable free
trade, and will build up the country and
increase its wealth rapi4ly=•-while.th• free
tiade, which European maeufactuters with
cheap money, cheaP labor, and their.!ime
w;
meo machinery, want us to adopt, Would,
'impoverish our people, decrease odr wealth
and weaken us as a nation when inenacted
from without'
'
'With these questiona settled; t he- drain
of coin could 'bel i eheciced, , gold_ireild !sp.
idly decline , *).par,l and a rennuptioo .of
specie payments could be effected without
contracting the cierrency or disturbing tile
hi:nicest of the country, under the iNatiori 7 ,
.el Currency system.. As all the properly
of the, -ocautity, /i pledged u. a ;Ntua for
Mir- liatitetabeioseenoye an& of 'penises w
long' in . ftetiyeith gold at par, would be
to good in itollidnllir when /mini,-
tion in effected,' consehuentlyithere would
hi no ran on Itationsi banks for coin; as.
.tree r Vidies.
. &eat
dot to extend
Ott the bet
wel admit. It daytime
• •talPth College
from * date at le
.1 Ides ler educat * ion.
I br Magical Cad ,
• tit ME ran hennas
ogituotepew N. T.
IREAPPy t
, . . ....
: N l / 4 F,ROTtOTION
A teas ' -Idesurpeetrully submit.
• ted to Congress einsktbe Public
by one , imbo• Is ethers n
' SpeettWor . or Itlon
, labial , ..
--S %
,
In December, 1807, a etjhe g I .t,
crash that occurred in businetisthe sub-.
scriber caused 'circulars to be jaid mil , e
'desks of the Members of Congress, sub
mitting a plan *for the creation of; a Na
tional Barilt,Currency, similar to the one
now imexistenee. i in that plan was ern
braced a feature for the 'regulation of this
issue, sons to increase the volume of cur
.rency as business intreaties,,withooti the
agency of anY Ifuture , leg,islatior r hen
the present National , Bank System was
adopted, there; was a ,natural repugnance
to limiting anything until the rebellion
wasashed and the wants. f the „ertrintry.
.became more lolly developed. •Thelre
bellion-has been suppressed and the regu
lation of our currency is one of .thili 'ab
sorbing qoestions of the. country, which
business interests and other considerations
require that it, should be disposed - of as.
speedily as possible.!. l . -
All busieesa men are awereof - the ne
cessity of removing such questions as cur
rency and tariffs from too frequent, leis
lation; because Such disturbing legislation
causes uneasiness in monied circle's . , and
i lalso . checks investments in the'ploductive
industry of the country. Under the old
State Bank System the- periodical expan
sions and contractions which were so 'de
structive to' business interests could' not
boavoided because lhere. was no con(rol
ing power ; and even with a National
Bank these periodical fluctuations: could
only be partially checked. - ,
Our plan, iS first,,to ascertain the relit.;
tire value Of property compared with mo
tley, scias Licit to depress or . increase the
value of either, when the country is in ,a
healthy,,stioei . For instance, take the
presentassessed value ( of the real and i
per
sonal. property of each 'State, Ale., -end it
will be found that'for every - TIfIRTY
DOLLARS of, nine, there ought' to be
issued ONE DOLLA.B in ,eurreney,
Sup Pose the 'tissessed 'Valise in .the United
States this year should, reach 'twenty-two
billions ($2,000,000,000), shleh ,wlll.
not vary much from the L returns when ',re
ceived in full, this would give, a. 'volume
of currency equal to 0733,000,000 i. This
we believe would ample for all business
. purposes, and alio for developing the Do
'mestic Industry' of. the country at the
- preset time. But ' if. -this shcitild be
deemed either too large or too small a
volume Of Currency, the proportion, may
be:changed- - 7 -saMI for $25, or $1 for
$35. We are not particular , about the
figure's, but only' entend for the adoption
of this Principle in fixing a limit.)
The valueof the property of the coun
try is ascertained every three .years ; the
average annual increase isoasily obtained,
and. , the Comptroller of;: the t Currency
sh'ould be prohibited from- issuing notes
to Naticlual•Banba beyond this point;.,' an
nually. ' All
~ applications for charters
could be registered as received from each
State, morthese charters
,granted in .rota
tion so soon 29 the increased Value'of prop
erty will warrant. It'there'are any . States
that hive their . proportions ' ` already, no
more charteis . should; be issued to these
'States, until ,their increased wealth 'will
warrant - it. This would secure a fairer
•distribution Of booking capital among
the
('different States, according to wealth and
basiness, than can be done by any other
s 'orcide-4n. feet, the distribution enuld be
apportiooed to each Congressional distric4 .
,if desiraliteo , inder this system. This limit
would Most ufkuMll3i Check . the expan
sions and. don triet*is, thei'l wide-spread
derangement in busine.v., and the ruin
iusepaiisbly connected wit .arch .pc:riodi:
cal revidsions.,. . • ' -4. --..
• It may be said-that Congreknow limits
the issue of currency. This , is true:; but
as-business increases it is necessary that
the volume of currency should,be increas
ed also 7 --and this cannot be "done escept
by further legislation, which .is always un
certain. But by the adoption rif, the lim
'it - proposed, .it provides for , the gradual
increase 'of the currency to meet increased
business, without aoyluither I distiirbing
legislation whatever. •, The importance of
this, feature . must commend itself to every
builiese-men; ' - • 1 .
• Under existingirenuistancrs we would
withdraw from cireiilation all the interest
bearing notes issued ,by the gvernment,
and retain' , now all the. gre y nbeeks _or
legal - tender notes in circulati i .
re
n. 'The
n:
is no objection to the govern ent issuing
currency sufficient to pay the"revenue re 7
quired for its support; but beybud this we
do not think it prudent to give it the
power to issue. currency: The govern--
ment possesses immense patronage in the
appointing povier, and no prudent,' people
would entrust the money power, and also
the sword is the same,hands. l • ' Such pow
er in the hands of a corruPtidministration,
backed by a corrupt Congress, might sub.
vert our institutions and erects despotism
in its stead under the name
_of a republic. ,
The States surrendered their righttoisbue
Currency, (which we admit was a usnrped
power, but it had been conceded to them
by gencial- consent;) because there was a
Necessity to establish a national currency
to exist in ~crushing theirebellion. We
Would not therefore inbirfere with the
Iprosent mode of issuing, enfmneito the
(National banks, bit gracionsly ooncede
this boon to the !States which .have Con
forined to the - new system. The argu
ment used by thocie in favor o viittobaw
ing this currency end iimingveinnient
greenbacks to- take its place is, that it
would slave .so much interest by the, Tut
,c)
poSal of the securities deposited.: This
argument, however, ought to. have no
weight where - great principhis are at Sake,
and when our institutions mi,g t betrate
nay
, impaired by - Cent:tali:in' too much
L s,
power at Washing4tin. And, •desi the
eminent banker J Cooke disposes of this
argument by showing in his recent letter
that' these banks pay taxes to the. govern.
Meet amounting to nearly, if yot quite,as
large ill Burn annuilly as the mtereetthat
would- be saved ,by.rielling the securities.
Therefore, why 'make a change 1 1 ,;We
maid, however, mike National Bank notes
of equal value with l ireentruars fin all gov
',Tame:it liaii, or in, other words, Jaime
them on'the4 as ame,tio ' g goveroment
greenbacks.``,. . . , . „
The only ' object' ' we - liiiii-rhesril
• this mode oflimiting 414 , Muni
!, is,. _ _ e of' 'the. &Stet . .migbt as.
sus proplarty Arigh to.. inceerisetrtheir.
-proportion of trinseney. - lit'sonfelfilateri
no doubt, the assessments aiii - toci low;
i but therein but fetes tax-payers who will
9241—TELS AYES
- Farmers Own
Beal. Agrtenitund and
BRA CTITVLLT IL• '
vlngs'oFranzi Band.
for the yeirlSC.3. '
ear
• Fig CIO Price List of
address rao. TURN.
Rochester. fit. Y..
:ED
tERS!
•le buteitres tee the
hole they reed& which
30-w 'mouth.:
addreidr-PARYIPEE
eiphte, Pe.
• •
.4 Medical maw" l'ot
Informatlim
riot of 2S eenta," b• ad
' ew Ymk Medical Unt
,ew York Cy,. • . •
NG • NIAIIinINES
CCTION, great power,
i -tdence of adJuerment.
• jaw, and
work' Send to
on, Moil.. for filar
rale» In tuirdtrarn and
GE BONDS„
AIM R.I.IPIOAD CO.
and Atigust.
91 mllee; ' dnlehed frcit9
&et class older, and as
BACCO - . •
,111" We have met
1 omtlented.' nor do
intend to cease pocking
D I
0 : i t
7 T
W m
b P s l a : 1 1,
r . 'rts to th e contrary zot
nding. ; • • .
.We are ',making the
TrZTI front the cuoro
1.24.11! ; ft 111 tree frdm
(• re. and la"in every re,
t. the' Bent Wise
t Tolirnede minatact
r 1 . Sold by all rapect
e jobbers.
Walter glt.4 rkw Yoik.
. '420. - Mitket • Ftreet,
I.* N. lIINt9CHEI a CO.,
Md. ' , '
•
I ' • . e chehee In each
of an fictive bizeinees
eels of 144os:range
La'lvratN, applied to
TA of dOore aw wind
ing.ever offered before
oer day Wan be made.
drat wbofTply weenre
g. ca•l1. . BRATt-
1• IJfiff.—Agietits•wan test
r _;"atentl Eyerisatink
:
cry housewife shbuld
e have seen It 'used LW]
t:"-Y. Christian aiiiiTo•
i es Line Is tiliitpur_Rotts
!Andress ilieEl2l-
oN• T.. , 1 •-,. ~.
WI be bembagg , :" ( l
mpo2tors timt.ent`
Mute.”
for orm
D STfittielL PIM '2O
enbtbed ; and tempered.
CO.( lireitleboiro. VL
BY snit ON E,
I MAI ilaal lee tree.
.bire will rip CA.
.eld. Vermont'
laClub ID
I
L Wit t i,
•odl4
incrlple
!
HAWES
; . I Ll2s'
-~ r.r
~__ ~. ~ y
SAT
EMBEE
. • • „ • ' ". ' , • , E.•
as Eamon Illeaandaa *tall still vs give *reigns ti tier baadeliall an gad Smisak-41, Ph•
,
AN . &
IRAMFFE ti ,
1.4 4 IouHUYLKILL NNTY PE IA
,
i PQNSVILT 7 el 111 , rj i gnu , -, ' - -- 7------- i- H
,; • -
LBMI
3NO 1 1 , I G , 13..C.V4 - 11,R 4 1‘21; '1867.
I
1.1 ..1 rl
. . , . . .
there : 4oAl be if State', iustitntiuns were
still in etistence, whose hisiesi were based
only onc.itdit iviiic L i jliablelv sudden
fluctuation.• _ ; ''''' I - .l' - 1 ' •
Adept thiii4hcy l l
and i there will . he no
• necerity'for ' Condess, . legislating', about
the payment Of 0n'529 bonds in 'coin,
because; long beforn any of these bonds
fall due ; the; government and. the banks
will have resumed,"apecie payments; and
brit few peison wo Id.reqUire gold, in Paj.-
inent 0f1ie.4.3 hom ' In-even ' the interest
on the . same. .' ' ' Gol 'would then ,only he
i t l
requi r ed for circulation; to-settle tha bal
ances of triide with foreign eountries,iand
in the I ,payment of,iiiiterest,nn securities
held abroad. ' I '
_: 1 • '.. .--
- With -soUr
.enrren y 'and :foreign corn,
mere.) thni - regulated on a permanent and
equita film basis proi l iding -for' the future
wants of the coun., without any further .
ilituitiinglegi:sliitio owthese important
ti y
questions, our. coun t l
Would. tenter on' a
career of gradually increasing property and.
wealth, unparalleled in the . history of na
tions, witkout - any tithe great drawbacks
which i hive•so frequeinly caccked out on
wiird'nareer beretofore. :'
The husiiess t i med, of the military have
ignored the currency question to an alariii
ing exteMt ; _and left!its regulation' princi
pally in ihe hat+ of the money changers.
tiono shaers Aridt.s.eciulators. '.. Such
persons, ef, enurse,warklin•Jbeir own in
terests, and thrir i nterests: al. - it:hostile to
the whole business comniubity. Their
'effoits' are 'confined Iprincipsilly to create
large dividends frou stocks; M. mulpise
the percentages - fn money . • •Slicli a 'milky
is hostile .6 .busineiss, because business
!men Med_ niautifactuters, Ana' particular ly.
those who develop tlie,,country, want mo 7
uey at ‘a fair rate of, t;ilerest.' Our pone);
will btLto snake nioneenty,intetest . hhiv,
•and capitalists will t hen find it more luer a -.
tive,tck . invest their. , 'parka) in , developimz,
theln?ustry %of ' the I C
ate wealth,. iMctead! 1
undera different,pel!
iness tuen'at the raft
cent. a ;nionth,.whiel
developments andlh
cation of wealth, 'p
is incy of droneS
Idle - Idle 'masses wi
pore iniTio.Kit,lied. ..
-Tait not . ' li ti e that the business
mien Of - the co try, the .producdi 5,,,,t.c.,
should pay.mcimat don to the eurfeney
question ? 'I • - .-_., 'll
Suppose ex-Secretarye, had taken
the adviceof the moneyehanle„fs' i -hrokers,,
&c., and adopted ti it policy, istat'eon,
dition Would Abe ;country he in N .-opw ?
And what Would have been° the,statiNef
our. finances? ,Thank Ged,; he' rejecter
thei*advice r appeated to the peOple,,saved
the.eountry, and, pl4ced - us..in a financial
ccindition, unexampled ill the bl i stery of'
any .country. Let k3ongress, also •ignore
the • seliemes of. Morley: changers, shaves,
speculators, and i rcird,nes, a 4 1 .. legislate ter
the productive, and I busitiek.4 -interests of
the country: - 11. - :!- ,•
• 'Ctifiency questiopi are,-generally con.
sidered very. inericlitle, and,!confound the 1
tikids of those whcilhave not given snuch .
t ought: to the subtfct ; titid the opinions'
is ilanY professed 'nancie - ris; only tend to
ilcrease these diftulties; 'but this plan k
which covers thOvbole'g-ronndi and con
trols the whole 4bjF - ', s so simple that
perscins of evert I oidinary acity . can
4.
easily comprehend I is main features, -and
if adopted all M matters i or .atters , will soon
con liirin also, and tv k in. perfeCt: harmoiiy.
I 1 3ENZI: B V` . ;N tN. '
1 nitsi-die , , Pa., l. l?ecerAex`, 4 lFt37. - ' '
- ' FROM in Eligti4i , rxe r hiuge we 'extinct. tt9 101. i.
bliii - ?', . ''.- . -. '• 1. • . •
A'Ciiittoi - s' 3 Altle*S. ..A few days ego; a
cduple Who he spat* to'pe .determination.
to Enter, the m rhlgd stste lett Middleton in '
company . with he necessary attendants • fer
one ofilieregist . e ces in Oldliam, to carry,
out their .intetone, :Either their financesi
were iti - tilloW tateLerifiey were.thrifty. in;
their 41ms:id° s. ft r the latirogy between!
Itliddletoaand , Idhe wits ,tote effeetednn!
r. ,,,
foot—and!. ten theY ..started.l llaving 'pro '
,ceededseine di tane''.fatigneliveruiok them.
in consequence of wench they grit eredaPublie
house - ter tefreshmetv. . Once rosily nestled;
in the Conifertable room of thi Sinn they were
loth to ieavelt, and siveNisvedlbeir "refresh: i
mental' with mere qUiektiess..than discretion.:
'At tact, in,o Atetel4 fitmi-tutrrlOßtiqn; Jim;
dissgreeible feet preSented.,iteelf that grey.
had spent the_`!'last ha'penny 7 , of the money,
with which they Were fO :be married. Ad!
now, sememhat .etbered by the thoughtirof
their unenviableiiosition„thelititerided bride.:
groom
.ahowed the.bitteftess , ot his shut h)i, '
allotsing his . manhoOd ' to: weep, ]while 'thee •
bride elect declared . She wOuld-drOwn herself!
"rth' rust dam r Pc Come 'icri Ilil 9 ..'i . 11.1 t, obe.
Of the company, to,..Whom' the duty. It Ad been':
'assigned of Lgiving away the bride, case toi
the relief of their bitter feelings, arid deelaretf
that beWas• able and willing to confer upon.
them 't he 'hiesaings•Of matrimony iiiinrel t. — 1
.This was agreed upon' , A prayer hook • Wes I
:brought,", and the marriage . ceretarinv read
therettnert. This done, the novel niloi-ter of
:marriage Called out ISoniewhat importantly, i •
1 1.4eawr then, waiter,l fot .a brush bete " : - A
:bituth having been produced one'end was'riuti
_upon the floor, while the - "parson'! Iheld.thel
other in his hand. I".N.eaw. Wert:" be•SaYe.:
'ye' Mun'lttrop.o'e,rbiis art:Leh, both on yo',!
tat then rill be. graroely wed." 1.. This per-'
fOrmance was duly gone -through ty:betti of
them.. : The next ceremony was annouticett
as fellawsi' "Neat : vitt:tee,. yo' man give,'one t
another a gradely bins ?' A "gtadely bus" wash
• then giyen;. after Which i the "parsiin" put
the finishing touch tthe ceremony exclaim-!
ing "Nes* then a , *moon to_ say upit.l.wl
~,,
. are , both mon 'end - w.fe ; --bns again), in' i go,
.Whoarn.": :. Thei "menied parties gave a
finel'ernbisee,. and then ' went on theirl•Way
rejoicing, .s .. I : A i
~---- . I .:
~ -1 I. i
iI - , . • _ ;'•L-4 - - - -- r-' : I • ... -1 1. 1
i Buonn it Lt . c-Ls eau Ilitokt.:q I 1,4 e . -.-1
On TuesdaY, last a • •oung euin,/ '2(l year's of 1
age, wastopveyed,l
.. the litatitic asylum ,; his:
mentai &Scuttles •g,a complete -wreclC--11
• qberti is much _t touching in his brief
ROW, life..; • lAt amity age his parents, I re
spectekand resble,' died, leaving him
among other .clilldr,eir to-tight their upotterd ,
way throught-,lifti. they bad done-before.
them. Illie pang, a here alluded to speed II
1 . .
ily.shoWed:. these: ' : qualities essential; ter,
bnainess i parauits. - ,? „it Oa iipprehensiety
keen in. judgment'. r("ro to a responsible',
position in -the ti 1, ty who' • ,he was em
ployil Temper eliri . hebits, ust. lapis
dealings, .gerierous I disposition,l he on the
al l
•COnadence.cf many; fiiiit the respect nt'alc i: !,
At the early part of thit present year he 0
..: 1 „
*red the matzinioni 'state, and shortly latter
trace' of i insanity: - Wet,'i - pereeptible, *filch
'each snecekding.do Oily more confirmed! .
Ile persistently_
,reilt .the society' pi hie
associates, and despitit 11!entresties .left ibe
tfl
hoatewhereallcomfor, ease . tiairto his POI
• pitic l n were': preparedtiror Id , • Thusilie:
;wanderedsAbarmleas-iiitualiticl froMpliee 14.
i ,
place, . the pity of the hiAelhgen the itetiff._:of
the rabble, until if WM.'faun necessary td:
'grit hina.Under'restraitti t r• 11, Theft Is l a life 113 1
:med thelope of Wtiteiri,*ti to be respecte ,
hie.in order to galisteigSctr. arid thus to those
Withwhom beta MOrillatimetely connected
is. the bitterness refte4l4 that lie it thenn,=.
eonseitnui husband OAS untwisting young
Wife, while she lithe, ItlpaciOns twidow.,Of a
-Oinghtaband. .' ---''''' •• ' 1 ' - - '
~
12171.11111eR11
A 852, to 18f
ri3 ta
!al
oTtanPr.
%mono:
dining hall
110 1 00 -
prices. 1
pets= di
rioupi_ beef
end &bag]
ars Wi
tetrad to e '
Wit Demote
THE Cmais centre of
gravity Ipead the
body by tc. yes of dl-
Jere these
r•W= in ea,
tines intersect gravity. • •
Intuit d in 80; set
tled in MO Ant repnblica
928 ; web OL _ .ear 1000 On 1
became ',4rohntarily ,inliject. to Norway; in 1
tra together with Nutty' undek the dominion at
Denmark: and remathaatothis day a Danish pto4.
winos E. Tor 909 yearkths &ear, babies =tam
and character or thi:pespis (nog 60,006 In nuni•
bar) has rentaineCflockanged. •
Mier mho had ba*ilyi bead shakeepeam wu
Most to be spanked Wowed tattling 'aflame, who*
be-WM oaseolesooly, "Paseii• The uplifted
OW of the naoWidiw beeibitedV i d
soles boy iota : "Do oat diacibey • Wol
f*** hismitca iniallietket" "Mud& mese!!
Nina** "Higiari*
baY .L a i azkoniar: 1
aittbe es& theta aura at Si thy eimatri - ..;
' Thy Gbd's and Wit's!" ' -
Tae bore sal ws. Do klaier shwa
, ;
ountry and, thus ere
of bgitig: Termitten;
icy, to shave khe bas
e of One and ltNto
. per
h ienils to crullitout
usiness,:diminilh the.
mper.:l"moneyeo Br.
in , the' etitunomity /
m
beCoe iniore
, m
, • ;
-..- ~c el- I RISTO. - ..'
--... ' - - 1. , - , . 'yr. 1 * ' •
. •• - i. 1 - . --- - 0, ---77 ,, ~ • ~
• • ~ • 1 :
i
A fyisirr rEtimm , arC.PricuoiLis,
..
•:= 1 --_ ...„ • ' -
' .
I :,1 , .if CLEW! G. VODU. , .
: f ra.g. the i i
led klea.etatatatha !ben en throe'
lot a cram s ii4/.5 dining'. bot ma alma : -
The stockings were hang by tbeehianney with atm .
In hopes this St. Nicholas soon imaid be there:
Tba ehudrep went nestled all south their bide.. .T.
- Winle;vlsions of eager pimm, danced Mlttetr.. nosere:
And lismitta In her .M.rchl, ef- and I Inany mth, •
ITadjust milled Oar bride/ lot a long winter'. up,
When out du the lawn there arose en& i clutter. •
I . sprang frMn the bed . to see sled was *smatter:
Away loth" window IkW like kali/04'k ::..
Tore open the chancre and threw up th ew& . '
The moonett, the , breast Of the new Wen stiow -.
flave the luSon of mid to belom.. , .
Whin. whit en to my eyes at riaki appear;
I Bat a miniature , sleigh eight tryreindeer" - •
With *Btu; old darer so lively end!qulelk 1 . •
1 1 'knew 10 moment it indithefit. N
H iekl ez :, .. - •
]fore rapid eagleit Ms Wallin. the,' ca d re. • '
And he wt. ?led end shouted and tithed by name
"Now Dm er ! now Harmer i now nine* avid Dthont
Du Cutlet tj on Cupid. on Dodder and -Mixon 1 ,
To thetop as the porch: to the - top pt the wall ! •
No* dash away 1 dastaway I dash) way all I.
As' dry leaves that before theerlid hurrlomnelgy.
When theypeet tvith an obstacle sitOant to the sky t
iti , 'Op to the bowie fop thesotowire t...g dew, .
With the Weigh full of teirandfitlikbolas too. .
And then. in a twltkllng, lbeard °tithe roof
The prancing and pawing Of each little bog. '
-A. 1 drew tti inyboutl,tinsd westernism amend.
Down the eittmney SLNiebotan came with
He was dreseed elf in thy fumble bead table kurf.
And Ms clOthee were all tarulatted-with eabeiatidet
Alundle of toys he bad tiani m ihiehrick, -
land . ,
_. be lacked like a peddler list opening his perk.
Hit epee, tow - they twinkled ..,hlS,Mphis bOw men%
111 s cheeksnorere like-roses. Ms ninetr e e dwelt ~,
FN. droll liitle =Oath was drawn up ' a b0w.., •
And the beard (A his chin Weesuswhiti settle MOW : :
The : stemt(of a pipe be held Ughtth Me hieth. --'
And the 'Mobs-It encircled Ms beadlike* wreath:- 1 - •
He had ahroad face mid a little round
Tint shook when he laughed like a bow b' ll i tifotielly,'
1-frpwas chbbby and plump. a tifil4 t a tr° l wri t . .." -
ii.:,
And I lan t ed when I saw blot Mop 'of myee : -. :-
A wink of la eye. and 'a twist of hies, bead. i . I
Soon gave eto kitow T had umlaut followed : .
lie spoketint a word, but wentstralght to his ,
.And filled MI, the stockings: thin turned With 1 efk,,
,Atul.leyieg his finger aside of bia.coOo; 1
And giving a nod, op the chimney betvose, 1 . •
He sprang to his sleigh. to his teem gave a erbistle....
And ----- u.ry all flew like the &wen of i thistle:
-But :claim. ere be drove °OW eidht,
- to rilkond go all i good 'nigh 4 r •'''
iican Esehagge[oll Rat
ALTER RALZIOE. •.
Th. in Reformed() ; which/Kant
bach hailreprestnted en grand! •hi one of his.
great. frescoes in the New 'M um of -Perlin,
wassithr in genius than spy of Modem
times whch preceded it, or y which has
succeeded it. , Volumes he already been.
l e
Writtee upon these brilliand m who hums
talized their time, and rietheprif the sea
were ink and all the brad/heavens ascroll,
it would not suffice worthily todepi ct their
praise; or compute tfieir - influence upon ill,
later times. Soldiers, stateirnen, discoeerem,,
reforntera, philztophers, and ;poets—they,
were indeed the 'shining lights) of the world,
dark enotigh 'Slit in some of its high plums,.
and netaltng.,4 ever age needed, some rude'
iconoclast to break.down the Images of bid
et:Ms errdrs and wore out faithe— • i • •
.T.ach worshlpped, ante to desuilesfo ,
• Great' among these great names was Gott of
alter Rleigh,' the poet. statesman, soldier ,
fired adve nturer, whose life, 'with Its splendid,
early premise, its wondrous *latitudes, end
hfi grand gloomy close . reads like a -
nTheace f ro m beginning to end.-',/ He was born
in 11;4! along the apple- orchards and'pleas
ant wavrmeadows and the red- fellows and'
the red krne , of South Devoe', ; and_we can
well imaglnetkk l tt enterprise was born in the'
boy and] enrol with
.his growth, for ,hie
,carne. of 'a race which 1 had borne great men
'to England, and his 'elf 'brothers. Humphrey
and Aalrian Gilber , teem men well formed
to‘eocourage in him ev - irt le- serous and no
ble ithpelse, , fted -in urge h ,' by example
and converse, to deeds,;mi'high their own
fame} was-exalted:. - : " '- - '
,
It wet a stirrin g time :in those' t tish
fslantls. t. . The fires of SmithiSld'were .- en
ty - extingnished: Their smo kewent up ',
ward - lleitven'apil called for Vengeance, and
Raleigh Was but a boy, yet he; heard it, and
then wag born in him. that fierce hatred of
Pope and Spain which burned in all loyal
English hearts. The old admirals of Eliza
betb, turning with all the hatred of theirige
and land' bluntly put the Pope, the Spania rd,
,and the devil, In the same, category. The
Pope wa , to theme the incarnation of - Anti'
theist, a d ' the- Spaniards Were his q chosen
iteorde, rind. Raleigh. was by',ncr means—be
hind these =fierce old sailors la the national
rage. While yet a boy, he . need to gene out
on the far bine southern sea;lind dream of
the day s wherelhe should go sailing forth to
tight thelSpaeisrd, -and perhaps to discover
in some ;unknown fairy land a trainer*. of
• gold and gems. ! - Venn f IE'4,YGE:III , O I 'met
D'ononilver sells ,and gblden anchors
ships carried that bore the hop In fancy to,
'those realnis•of wealth and fame wet con
quest, anti. : for a while, as life .unfolded, the
gleam of Icanyes and glitter of anchor seemed
real; brit by and by the nighrcatne. • •
' The hatred;' between they Spaniard and
Englisholan was terrible, earnest and deadly
lt:waiinterwovee with the deepest faiths of
both nations ; it, inspired their ballads, and
infants in their cradles drank it In from moth
erlipsl 'lt had become'traditional.,lf they
met upon the mutts of Africa,•or In the far
isian tl a of the sea; Spaniard end ;Englishman
flew at each other. by a common impales,:
And no wonder, for Spain had taken hold of
the tree-ores of the rich New World, claimed
then!" ea lgt:r own, arid- defended herrights.
with fire ,1 and sword. Wee-to thliHeglish•
• man whp eat foot upon the ah shor es where-her
qtandard "was set up. Melee contesetWidi
the ' I rescherousTiCO 3 said the ' Pion pioneene,
tor faith need not be kept wi heretics,
iilley, or rack doom. or stake will , -your
t
lialeiglys'flrst,professktri ak soldiering,
'and for '' tin icing years he wo rked away at it
in silet.ce and half obscurityl, - Only sevine;,
teen years • old, be joined Alit band of one
hundred English gentlemen who went over to
protect the Huguenots, and heinte in Paris
'n that dreadful eve - of St. Bartholomew, bet
no one kniows where. Perhaps he was hid-
'den withlSliney Sind. others Walsingham!S
house, and all the wiser ; for what was that
little grope ,of men but a reed, weak and
frail, that would here been destroyed in the
- great.tetapest of cruel fsnatichint. We knoir
that afterward he had wild work In Lang' us-.
doe, smcdring:the enemy out of the mountain
caverns, for war was notchild e ll'Oar theni ate
more than eow He waspiesent when Con
died, and afterward fought s i n the Nether - .
lands. .1, • s -. •
The t in years. by, and ' now the soldier
turned - e amen. 'No • matter for surprise is
here, ft, • Sir Humphrer>llillitet was his
brother,' end they had wild ideasofc"plenr4
ing7 the 'unknowngoal, the mete incognita.
as the qaeen called it: =The first voyage did .
not prosper. They, had a tunas with' the Span
iarde, 190 a 'Ship and their beat captain, and
came ho e. Raleigh,was then sent to Ire - -
land, w ere he 'worked faithfully under Earl
ill
Grey, tit stem: but well-weeping, Whom he
did not" greatlY love.. Things were all going
wrong id thst'ill-fated island (When barn they
ever gone• otherwisethere? elks an English
writer tO s day,in a dmitelring •parentbesls),
'and after commanding a company for two
years in that "common weal"Whieb Media
s".`common woe" in a- letter to Leitmotiv,
Releigh returned to England, and entered the
ebstmedi, circle of thelcourt4 • --.
T.
• The very .flower of the kingdom siirrotind-.
ell the 'throne; - yetneither wealth nor blood
availetti man befereElintbeth.' With.a most
wonderful and • cunning ',dhicemment, see
chose' the workers: . and gave them their work
-to do. • So when Raleigb,. th epet of ' the ele
gant, L4cester, the patron of Spenam the
friend;.ot Sidney. the "starry : paladin," the
relative the Chempernoan , of Carew and
the Glib+ appeared In her train,_ , the quick
eye of the eov eign-singled him nut at once
as a man worth f her favor. Here *ere
qualitieel that mil ` - s4d A' pewipleodar to
her reign. 'll was atiteeman and scholar,
no' eani poet, e- thieln lakigewhiCh gave
theFaerle Queen an 2 in to the world.
Besides-01s, he was a diet in eldven•
inter, and "thetinknown airy d the
8 ,,111,40.tti
sea possesied ii --- ,:steange f • L on to
Eizabeth. The statliest sir cut •
ever'builded 0 day-dreirn einem .... .. oa t ` '
those distant shores, only' w ellin g ex . .
brave Spirits tocross thewnd adore • f
seini t ig . portals. And there, Werirkhilelds
' and mines of gold, and tresatires of jewels,
-end evergreen forests.; throngh Which the:
balmiest' winds :rustled . #.: and. sonswerhern
' within those fair borders the Fountain of iiti
• from'
tmativd and
• from mil;
mortal - Youth bubbled up: Enzsbeth was
too w _
ise not to have "owe - of the.
'wealth at the New World, She.
behind the romatace and ,fable there-lay ez
bulimia* Agree of treasure, end, she longed
'for it, for heni was not a rich kingdom. Those
were trOublotts times, and itemitat wain.hid'
drained Ins treasurys score ntt times over.-4-
There *as fretful. lreland to be kept - Withle
bOundit and the omnipresent Phillp to be
checked abroad. , It was a , "clatuaable OZ.
pease" indeed, and perluipa before long . the
proeitces might yield a golden inane.
whose bent , was Over sea
ward, *tie to high favor, and might hats
kept, hit proud poldtion bad ' not, the reultipll
-- of his powers proved his rat:4 Hui
bition Was man y ai ded. Land orgoittiout
hi ,s ail he had done Taos before; mita
th a t good brother, lipase, example sod ei g
vice were now lost to hint, he sea =
did= to America, AiitiestMe In Ireland we
.granted; him, and be worked k It_ ascent
hand: ;He beaithe of:Pediment
'and Lord Warden f the litamutriam, nod
"1 0 144 iiorsitill." vim I high haw too,
tor he was a thorough loan or bane's Ind .
his 'honor! was, ontlneedonable. 2jo Aldo
ever attached half to his probity In this tat..
spect . Ina played often: far',. high stakes; be
won . s.od lost whcde fanner' again .and
again, but it was alwayabla own-wealth ttutt.
was risked. Never once did his haul 'ait
mach , wither 'man's onatiori. He DOM
neglicted tenants, or, got hito talk scrapes
&Nat army,. like s ome great men of
The
Lree id ode
workmen's
lin oo the
id as son
thomadd
dinner or
mly foo
Tel voLm
ttion un-
-:~ ~: . ~:. ~~E
~. ~.
Si*:l - Single pc), ies i* Ceats.:
,^1 ~t -
EMI
time. I. *to. It wat.4fteri a weak; and an err
ing Man, . telt • a More r honest "cur; never
hreat •
hed, ' , .; • ~,
...:r,, 1,- * i . I .
Per a while %I wint yell ; but presently
Raleigh fell into diketiht it court. He had
abused the uthilegree akis poldticon, and-tie
Oaten felt her own dignity: insulted in the'
Wrong done to the *tighter ores noblebonee,
who was under herairpteetion. 'Sc Raleigh
w.enteff on a Span io k, relit., He, returned
canted with wealth and glory; but the ;queen
had not forgotten, and %Ike fitiati of /tissue.
'taw and- byplay . tote; -for he had hy l this time
married the fate Tbnapinciiton,Mad made her
the best of husbandc•he Will thrown lito the
Tower.. Aid in thikdayof ble'disgenee, Ra
leigh became mean and pitiful:YE° I grand
sad ' dignified rand ?eat : as the ' man li really
was, there was this %%fortune leihis Charac
ter, that he amid not endure disaPpolatment
or shame avith'ealtribese ,and manliness.—
Sotee.peeple wild be weer mad in prison,
and there seems to he - -some reason Ihr the
Opinion when we read bow he qrtarrelled
with Sit George Carew, his keeper; 'who
wolld not lethim "disguise 'himself and 'get
%% la pair of oareld_ease ills Mind,bat with
a sight of the gueettle; Thies is hypocrisy or',
insanity surely, far o . queen by-, this-time'
was imold woman, land Rileighwaa a bride
g.roOnf wbos gave% Alewife a faith and, devo .•
p /a,
lion which" ended only with his life. ' ether
Gorges, who lovedithn dearly, - gives awn
slog account of this quarrel,: when :h says'
he was " ready to break With langhln to see
them twolfrawland'aeramblu'llke m &nen,
and Sir Get .. nigeirnel 'periwig tom fr ru. Ms —
Bet Elizabeth , Waal not ImPlacidt4e '.-Stte
knew there was nobleness and usefa ess in
her fallen flavor*: and she smiled d n . him
once more and.reatdred radm to Ids ,fOrmer
estate. And now, how could , , he win back
the respect WhickteTha forfeited,Wire re
instate himself in the; estimation or good
men, how prove hiagratiude... to. the soy
erelgtt who bid been; both just and Merciful
tof.tdria ? This would - he; do i He would'
leave thehappy 'orris; , the strike° 'dear, the'
•heatitlall:ehlid,,andgo forth himself ihsearch
'ot an Eldorado. aifeTwould endtire CI Id and
hunger and thirst, risk his life in battle, and
brave the hearers ortbe limulsition, sad per,
lisps colonize the ne*
.conatrY. - -tteen 0 and'
I protect 10 Inhibitante; ' so
_cruelly oppressed
• by Spain, eiteadtheAtiemes authority; and
',fill her trent:try.' lid sailed for,Guiena, and
returned the following Year-broken lin for-
I tune i as he himself laid i' •"I- am returnede
beggar and Witheredl"-' Still the expedition
WAS knobieotie. He befriended the Indians
ennywhenvreleased at the prisoners 'om the
- BPattioh"bail talten, ind.whientbeebasted •
occasionally withtot fat: I By ;Pe k indness
and promises of Auntie aid; he wort the Wee.
Lions of the peat simple creatures Who be
hewed In him implicitly. 'He was like - an
angel who bad'oome to minister - I°4h reand
.avenge their wrongs. , . When his; lieu anent,
Keymis, went en, an other ; expedition to the,
tame place the next tear, the wretch d rieo -,
; pie asked piteouslywhat had become of Ra "
sleigh. it waslmpoinible for Keymis to car •
ry out thelnteetioniell his master; for the
Spaniards; jerkins and Areas eyed. had •pen'.
aerated, the designs lathe English ' and had for.
tified this mouth of t he rivert•Caroli, ref that
the fleet could 'not enter it. Ilesidels this,'
1 they carried off the women, enslaved ; tile'
men, and armed'cannibal tribes against' the
peaceful inhabitants' to that. heir) co didon.
Was•.wretched"beyond - bellef: Keymi was a'
good man, unable to do great deeds, flim
self, but faltbful, diligent,. loving, tender
hearted, and true la evil as - Well. as in good
report 14 that .maiderinairit aka ruled him.
1 Whilithelwas sailing .among the
I ndians
and pleading for them : at home,. Sir W, alter
Was at the-headquarters of the arch Ill:dd.— .
He was. before: Cadiz That Memorable at.-;
reek was concerted and led by him'," and his
was the ungratelial task to checlethe passi on_ :
ate Impatience of Essex, Whir dashed his hat
iras
Mottle sea for joy, and shbuting..intramos!"
far - entering the harbor at, once, instead,
f wattle& as wiser , lieadi.ad vised.- - uM if abei '
next morning. The record of the fight is too
hideous to - recall,. ' Seven Etiglieh entes tie
`it led the whole Spanish fireC,rif fifty. sev
eh: : "If any man," said Raleigh, - *had a de,
sire' hell itself, it wasthere meet lively
figured.,'. . Theh city was stormed,. but the
mercy ad" , courtesy of the victors Went to
the hearts onkel vamp:fished. and 114 to ibis *
dayiln ballad anksoree.; Bitereh received a
terriblewotindin
~1 - e g, Which lamed him`
for life. In - spite of ids agony he retained'
hiireeminand, and the riesa morningattempt
edin vein to get together men to attack the
'lndian 'fieetin Porto Real roZda ; .but within
rit\
;twenty four , hours It was ,bn IAO the
• Spaniards themeelees. Slr,lisleig eturnedi
to - England Withbui hafity' and *with lame
leg,' but with'iliat henot of having bee the'
real authotof - ii glorious victory; which ma '
the clown% heartleap for joy.
I I
It .proves the greatness 71' onset ahness
of the man, t*_t in spite - f the dis aspect
and ':dislike of Ems, he yettade moat bon:
arable mention
_of.hiti to .lizsbet‘, He
was too peel, at haist; to ca privet feuds
before Ws queen. " Esser was brat , am
hltiOns, and be hie 'sovereign. There
forelet him receive ;his Weed lin her , favor ,; '
the world Ind. the court'
W ere wide enough
'tor him .and Raleigh too,' This nehlenesa.
Meat-have stung Essex,' tut there are some
'natures so
,_little :that gratitude . _ in them la',
attned
to, ' hatred ; ' and bitterness ,, and the
Devereux • had;triany 'an "ignoble trait, apd
this - was one of them. So we are not ant
prisedio , finddt complaining to Eliza
beth of Raleig h, and venting his spleen.and
envy in language to which the indulgent,
woman, who lovedthe Week; vain man for
hls tether's sake:refusedtie listen, and "turn;
:: - ed her itwitto mylady Warwick." _,
A - second great expedition was now., fitted
lout, and Lord. Howard declining-Abet' coat.
Mand, it wits. givee to Essex, and Raleigh ',
*SS made : rem-admiral: . A t ,nythingi mere
m
disgraceful, .vaidibitin . and' dishon orable'
than the conductoPtasei,during thieWhole
- ; . voy_egu t lt would be hardterecall. It was
toßalesgh's intercession with. Cecil that Ro
ost owed his positlOn, and yet'it 'was to his
r ,
jealous impatience of ßaleigh's advi that
the failure of the expedition may ~p bdbly
`be attributed..-: '; ; .', •: I ?
' ,
.' For a while after this . Sir Welter's life - was
all sunshine and grandeur. Beatalfuli:Dne
hint house was Ids bome,:and. there he' lived
peacefully with his' Wife 'lnd the .beantiful
boy whb was destined to fall nobly,, but how
uselessly, at San Thome , He worked, neatly
in his 'ado -.study '-; With his chemicals and
- Wks,. and enjoyed the socie t y o f his old
friends, Selden add Cotton, CamdMl, and.
Stowe. - ' And then thete was the Mermaid
club. How ktimbld and fall of eubileflame"'
, must lave been • tile words' that wereiheard
and *spoken there by Beaumont - and Fleteher,
Ben Johnson, ,Raleih, '1414 , 1 by and ,tip, by
13,
Shakspere himself .i M eanwhile, be'pe forms
works of , uch;.benevolence that- th e it fra
granothas not Yet : taded from remete nee.
Though only gotrettiotref Jersey fora gin le ,
year, he won the hearts of the people e• '
- ttrelythat" to this 'Asp his hams is he d n
grateftil *nee nifitatbrig their deseendents.--
And bewatatiCctianiplijii of the polat . man'
everywhere:`.Be'-put dOwnilie usury et the
tin merchants;; he: erked till the ohnoxioes
tat on tilt -mingi:ln the west cdrintry/ was
;I t,
'abolished; he.spoke elocfnen et tly,apd shin":
cingly in Parltameritnpon the dignity' f la
I.ber,and :the sentiments he uttered might
well be read to Reglishears tezday.: i He
:was a king" to the whiting men, "With ears
- end 'mouth. always •optin; to hear and dellvee
'their grievances, feet and hands reedy, to go
and work their wthasse:" "When, 'See We'
/
ter," asked . Queen ; • "willyoucease to
be a bagger t"" "When, our Majesty !Ceases
tor' beakmaletor." at the:, boons :he
asked werealw,sys f or if frienda; nerer. for
• But now the quee n-1 dead , .The brave
,old heart, with - mascu line greatnr, Its
womanly, weakness , itsambitions andl opes,
Its pride and Its Vsniti is stilled f rever,
and tinder the neW l regi e what work] Is hec
tor the old soldieneto .? .Their swords are
'in their hands t
"they kin to tine fend the hop-'
or of 'the dead sovereign and Pf the beloved
wants Now is thh UM& _ Spain totters. --L
l'he Ma . hatred lieteos up fiercely. Giv e tbes
lien a fleet and that will crash : her. 1 - But
there lino Vidor' Irked in. James. He tree
'bleat at the sight -of 'naked' steel,. '40111nd:
Spain! :The thought / i impale him „ ' He fears
the' Awful; they assassinate brave Men some ,
tits,
ti tipsy hate turdtsteste for the-Moe
-dant co now and then. ' fio when
Raleigh ;; a war against 'Spain; 'he
sends him to s tkWex and senteacee him to ,
tk ttrg
151%
be bainged,'ffaWmi,* Atettered. on 'a charge
of• plotting with . 11 England and the
king himself knew the e : was false, yet
for twelve years Baleigt. 'abated a prisoner.,
Freed at last, though unparddri ' ~he under- r
took the bit fatal extridtdon to Guiana which
colt hint the loss of his lleet-hotel, and the
father's heart was broken. One, more effJet
he made after. asialth and , honor, and,thiah, ;
04-broken - hi mind and body, and ruined in
estate, liejlelded to,the tide that swept hint
to the llanold,i d'filed'smilingly, grandly,
regaining in his lilt hour , all of that beau
and grace and lofty dignity which had made
Mal far 110 long idol of England. ' Tat:
auseof the fell;heavily ope n the roy
Id family w hich had pat out the light of her
heart and heck Id darkness, and . left her hi
poverty whose life had been . panted l in
mule; and some ' ' men. Say the , murtler;ol
Raleigh was avenged on Whitehall twaffoid:
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berg and the Ude,
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llsserocrit emir.; Tolifedoire
OM iliccepted.an order for, two
lop of? eeesoter keel rails foktbe
France Eater* - Ittilway COmpany;l4l*
rsto'pf $68.16 pet too delivered atihirocage,
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