31115iTiliiiustilt5.
AI) :The adne,cd, production is from tho'pen of )Ir*
Geo. D. Prontico. tho Louisville Journal. It is
one of th o se S• I ' llol Mr. Prentice. in his increasing
y ear s, e ec asi,mally give, to the world to the .rvjectiou of
political pasquinade.
_
TDIE. ISLE: AND STAR.
In the tropical seas,
Thrro's a beautiful Ile, l
Where storms never darken
The sunlight's soft smile,
There the hymn of the breeze
And the hymn of tho stream
Are nnnglea in 'one,
Like eel sounds in a dream
There the song-lards at morn,
From thick shadows start,
Ulm musical thoughts
From the poet's tun heart.
There the Sfing•birdS at mint
Sit in silence unbroken,
Like an exquisite dream
In the lx.rann unspoken.
There the flowers hang Mr rainbows
- On Wilthro,l;Old lea—
Oh say, wilt thiei dwell
In that sweet Isle with nits?
Tn the depths of the sky
There's a beautiful star,
Where no cloud casts a shadow,
The bright scenes to mar.
There the rainbows ne'er fade,
And the thiwei are ne'er dry,
And a circlet of 111.10,1
Ever chines in the sky.
There the songs of the blest
And the songs of the spheres
Are unceasingly heard
Through the infinite years.
There the soft airs float down
From the amaranth bowers,
-
All fresh with the perfume
- Ikf Eden's ewethiers.
Therirtruth,loyevind - beanty —
Immortal will ht—
.. Oh say. will thou (Nell
In that sweet star with me?
STEPHEN 91111ARD
- • The following intereAing reminiseenee 0
Stephen Girard, ix taken from the f . ortheOtn ; ,
ing work of- Vincula Nulty the great: financier
and traveller:
REMINISCENCE OF STEPIII ,.. .N cut Ann
I cannot let this opportunity slip by with Out
saving something- of another mercantile cele
brity of the United Status, viz : Stephen Gi
rard. This man was born in a village near the
banks of the flar,onne. He was the son of a
asartt, and had left his own country, as a
common sailor. Having gradually risen to
the post of second mate, he Cann' as such to
Phil:111111111in, where he remained and (Toned
it tavern on Ili batiks or the Debi 1 . 1 r s uc h
61 his country-men as - were engaged in the
West India trade, particularly that with St.
Domingo. The revolution in St. Domingo
caused ain emigration ,, which continually
brought him fresh customers, and, having li
built some small vessels to bring his fugitive'
countrymen away in safety from the it:hina,
he bartered dour and meal for coffee, until
his capital, which had been scarcely worth
mentioning at first, gradually increased, and
enabled him to build large vessels, and.extend
his spirit or enterprise in all directions. His
frugality bordered on'avarice....Sailor's fare
was to him the best and the freighting of vcs
gels his favorite pursuit. The success which
,attended his exertions at length became un-
exampled; for he never had his ships insured,
but always chose skilful awl experienced cap
tains, thus saving himself the heavy expense
of taking out insurance policies, and continu
ed acting on this principle, gradually increas
ing his capital more awl more, until it had
finally swelled to an enormous amount,. Illit
eruct, as a French common sailor must needs
be, and scarcely able ,to write his own name,
he celled all his ships afier the great authors
of his native country, and thus enjoyed the
sensation of belt4ling the . American flag
waving above a Montesquieu, a Voltaire, a
Helvitins, and a, Jean Jacques ltousseau.—
lis ships , ielt was in the habit-of send
ing successively to they-island of Mauritius, at.
that time the lsh2 de Eyanee, to Calcutta and
Canton, and 'mm hielieost from forty to
siXty thin:sail I doilto•s : hat h• cargoes
worth front ow. to I Nv,, tou:;1:141 thousand dol
lars to Philadelphia, and thence to Europe,
particularly to Messrs. hope & Co., ut
dam, and were never insnred. - Remarkable
good fortune attended all these enterprises.
Until the year 1613, not one of his ships was
ever lost or captured. It will he easy to
form tin idea of the, amount 'of capital accu
nntlated by this saying of insurance premi
urs, when diMreflects that latter went as
high as frian ten 'tit fifteen, and even twenty
"lout:"lier
. •
irard's intin'' , Was a countryman.
of his, named liTi'lterje(d, who, liolytver,.lid
received his mer r eantile,edneation entirely at
Itamburg, under the tutelage of Professor
13osch. This'ltobeljot wni the only man
whom he now and then, and only now and
then, took into )6s' espti . eial confide:ice : and
be bad smilccil in the house of Cirard for a
respectable, yet very Moderato, galaxy during
N. the lapse of twenty years; frequently smile
thing was said tibtird increasing it, but 'noth
ing of the sort , Was evi.r don Roherjot,
who had some desire to be' tt&ei care of in
'his•ohl age, rcsoh:ed to letliis paCron ktiow
that if he th:siroil to kecp him ally longer, bd
must take that matter into serious.considert
tion .and give hiin :i:loindsome sum, t lie
might put aside and turn to good 4 account.
Girard, a little nettled hy, this, replied that he
would give hint ten
_thousand . dollars, but
Roberjot demanded sixty. He was told to
wait until the nest day, and, when, without,
hearing another word in relation to the mat
ter, he received what he asked for—sixty
thousand dollars.
Magnanimous as Girard could he in many
things, be was, on the other hand, equally pot
ty in many others. Of his numerous relatives
in Frimce, who were all poor peasant folks, he
would never hear a syllable mentioned; When
some or them upon one Occasion yen tu red to
cross the ocean and visit him in Philadelphia,
he immediately sent them away again, with a
trifling present. In elm particular instance
he exhibited unusual hard-heartedness. his
captains had received the strictest orders not
to bring either strange goods, passenger;, or
letters back with them. One of his ships was
returning from Bordeaux, and by another,
which had hurried en befor6 it, he ]turned
that it was conveying him some relations of
his as passengers; he instantly sent to New
castle, on the Delaware, where the ships com
ing in from sea usually touch, an order to the
captain, forbidding him to land any passen-,
gers, but to remain at that point until another
had IWe a procured to take them back to Bor
deaux, when lie might come up to Philudel
-phia-with n cargo.—The captain-was-then re
placed by another person. He-, howeN er,
made au exception in favor of two nieces, the
-orphaned daughters „f a-- brother who had
died in p - overty. Ile allowifd these girls to
come to him, and gave one ,of them permis-
Am, along with some twenty thousand dol
lars, to marry the brother olOeneral
who-had emigrated to America upon,
the restoration of the Bourbons, titter the b;at
tle Waterloo. in his Will he bequeathed
to the other au equal sum.
REFORMATION OF WM. WIRT
A Tarn IxcinExr IN 1115 litsTottv.—The
distinguished \\'m. within six or seven
months alter his first marriage became ad.
dieted to int , mliwrance, the effects of which
operated strongly on the initol and lwalilt of
his mire, and in a few months more she was
numbered with the , dead. ller death led
him to leave the country tthere lie resided,
and lie went to Richmond, where he soon rose
to distinction. hut his habits hung about
him,. and occasionally he was. found with.jol
ly, frolietstnne spirits in bacchanalian revel.
His true friends expostulated with hiM to
convince him_ of the injury he witthilitg to .
himself. But lie still persisted. his practice
began to fall off, and many. looked on him as
on the sure road to ruin. Ile was advised to
get married with a view of correcting his
habits. This he consented to di) if the right
person offered. He accordingly paid his ad
dresses to Miss Gamble. After some mouths
attention be asked her hand in Marriage.—
She replied : • •
"Mr. Wirt, I have been well aware of your
intentions some time past, and should lave
given you to understand 'that your visits and
attentions were not acceptable, had I not reei•
procated the affection which you evince to
wards me. But I cannot yield my assent un
til you pledge me never to touch, taste or
handle - any intoxicating drinks."
This reply to Wirt was as unexpected as it
was novel. His reply was, that he regarded
that propositiOn as a bar to all further consi
deration of subject, amid he left her. Her
course towards him was the same as ever—
his, resentment and 'neglect.
In the course of a few weeks he went again
and solicitKl her hand. lint lifer reply was
that her mind was made .up. Ile became in
dignant, and regarded the terms proposed as
insulting to his honor, and vowed it tMouldlbe
the last meeting they should ever have. He
took to drinking worse and woi-se,and seemed
to run headlong to ruin,
One , day, while lying in the outskirts of the
eity,lliltr a little grocery or grog shop, drunk,
a youti lady whom it is not necessary to
name, wits, passitig that way to her home not
fir on; and beheld hint with his face upturned
to the rays of . the scorching sun. She took
her handkerchief, with her own name marked
upon it, and placed it over Jiis face. • •
A tter remaining in that way ibr some hours
he awnlce, and his thirst beihg very greati ho
went into the little grocery
,or grog shop to
get a drink, when be disco Bred the hanlcer-
chief, at which It r e:looked, rind the name that
wag onlt. After pausing he exclnitaed,i.,_-
"Great God 1 who left this with me 7 who .
placed this on my thee'?" '
No one knew, lie dropped the glass, ex-'
donning :
" EnmEgh I .Einiiigh l"
He retired instantly from rtbe,store; forget_
` l ' •
Ling his thirst; ilt'not his•delmOeh, the hand•
icerehief,' or the ladY, vowing, that. if God
e. hint fltre,pgth nevvr to tonal, taste or
handle 1 ; ; I
:11...ng .
01
&thole Acralb
To meet Miss Gamble was the hardest ef
fort of his lifp , ": If he met her in her carriage
or on foot he hopped around the; nearest
ME111132
She at last addressed him a note unites her
Own hand, inviting him lo her house, which
he finally gathered courage enough to aveept.
He told her if she still bore any afTeetion fur
him lie would agree to her iiwNtefuts. Ifer
reply
"M,Y_Neonilitions now arc What they (`VUr
have been."
"Then" said \Vivi, aeeept them."
They soon married, and from that day he
kept his word, and his affairs brightened, while
honors and glory gathered thick upon his
brow.
Els name has been enrolled high in the
temples of fame 3 while patriotism and re
turn live MIA r him with imperishable lustre.
Novet. scENE.—The ex-postmaziter of Bos.
ton is in Germany. Ho sends home an ac
contit or a dinner to a railway congress, at
which a locomotive appeared upon the table,
to which was attached a train loaded-with
dishes of tLu choicest and most solid fibod.—
,The Fniecient train advanced slowly, in imita
tion of the passenger trains upon all Gorman
roads. After having made the tour or the
table without stopping, in order to give a view
of the good things-with whicheit-was-rreighted
the train again started, making a station in
front a each guest, and permitting 11int to fill
his plate aecfyrding to his-apetite ancl-faal T ,
The tralics followed each other in constant
succession fur two or three Lours, .Icl;itrting
each time with a load of combostables. and al
fcaws
returning empty to the depot. This is
j list the thing for an A mat ican dinner table.
where the fashion is, to.cording to Engli .11
antlnirity, to gulp evm'y thing with railroad
speed.
IiENIARK Tilllitinvoe
responsible for the following : The man who
wuH "struck by the force of a remark' tt as tie
!veto(' in plucking - the feathers from the - wings
'of I 11 , 1, " Nva. - transported will: the idea . '
and carried away Lt a - train of argument...
The ,:.11T11(' reHoW )Ul , llllO impudence In inquire
why the 7'ribmie wit , : like a man with large
legs.—A,fter getting: (.1i some distance
, ni4 it tt•as hrt•ause it was well supportcd.
'When la,t heard he was drinking a
railroad smash at lilt; "bill' I /fpliblit•
with a lair prospect ofgetting his desert.~• aftef
dinner.
ScENE.—The ert:wtied4letk aim A mericau
packet from Citli fort: i a :
California to the Skipper—"l should like a
sleeping berth, n00N;,4 you please."
Skipper—" Why, where have you been gleep
ing these two nights since we left'"
California—"Wal, I've been sleeping a top
of a sick luau t but he's got better, neuw, and
he wont stand it no longer."
Estmcy.—See ! how that fellow works I No
obstacle is too great for him to surmount ; no
ocean too wide for him to leap ; no nummain
to high fur him to scale. Ile will make a stir
in the world and no mistake.. Such arc the
men who buthl our railroads, dig up the moon
tains in, California and enrich tthe
There i4,3lothing gained by idleness and slotl•.
Energy is the word!
3liebicines.
FPILEPSY Can be Cured. Lake's
voriETABLE COMPOUND, for the cure of Em
m.vor or Fits! la performing more wenderful cures than
any other modiehao yet ,known or•hefore the puhlie.—
PIIICH FIV DOUAI:8 A IitrITLE.
The proprietor has sso:;siou nommen , . cortili•
rates. narratilv tL iisfonishintT and ndratailott:
effected by this malirinn. mut illreits f the
fdlowitet "TOY. t Ilssuro these who ate sounf•rtuuat r.
to he afflicted ti ith the terrihie hertitothrerei:aril•
ea incurable. that I.‘l.Zi.'S preparation ttl AI.IIuST
UK IN ITS CIJIM
From Mrs. Brooks, widow of Maj. Jas. Ilrooks, late of
0.
Mr. Z. LUCE—Sir: Plume send 1110 am Cher bottle of
Fit Medicine, as 1 do not like to ho without it on band.
Von 1 commenced giving' the medicine to my soli I,ti•
gar, he had from one to three fits per day. lie has now
taken the medicine over five months, and has had. 1
think, but two fits In that time, and those very light.—
!lit body antt.mind are very much improved; and by
the blessin`• of G011,.1 feel that the medicine will restart•
his body Mal 'phut to their wonted, activity. lie is 2'
years aid. anti has had Ills over 12 years, which have
been very frequent, and very destructive-go bit constl •
tuthm and mind. Hundreds of dillies have' been e x.
molded for na•dicluu to emir: FITS," hut titthhtg has
relieved hint until housed yourmedleine. Respectfully
yours, POLI,V I{ltindi.S. •
From Judson Laudon, County Superintendent of the
Ashtabula County Infirmary,
Kixosviti.r., Feb. 4, 'MA
3.1 r: 1, flare 111/11(111 (I.IY no re Isdties of
your "Fit Medicitle;" I any not need it. but think .ail'
or to.keep it on hand. Yourmedi-inehasdh•no wololer,
1 gave It to Miss JllllO 1/0111101; sho.haf h a d l!t a
years, brou2ht on by having the no as whoa but four
years old, witich4uld tad be brought out to the snake...
After taking. tho medicine a few days, our flu, A IV*
:or 01 aktta.s, and has had 11 fits since. , she had Ilts
or symptoms elated daily. She and' her hither concur
with toe in teDing that we believe the medi , ino has i r
will work a perfect yam' also gave the medicine to
Miss Jane Henderson and Arts Ouby, who have bad Cis
`almost daily, for' a number of years. fits have
ceased, and 1 believe the medicine will have the desired
effect. Much money has teen expended by the friends
of the above patients for doctoring, all to no wirpose.—
The 01/I'o WAS left for your medicine tOperfbrm, and
can cheerfully- recommentbit as ,a valuable discovery.--.
Respectfully yours, , JUDSON LANDON,
Superintendent Ashtabula Co.. Infirmary.
Prepared and sold at wholesale by Z..l.Aitx, Conneaut,
.
, ' . E. P. NV ELLER, trAvollog agent,
.1
Sold by S. 'W. Iffiverstl,l:. flurti,lo; 11.1'11015mq . 31e-
'cluttkie:Sui,s; D. \V. (in.:44, thirrisburg. Oct. 6-1)*
OM ',SON'S PATENT VENTI LA
v) VINO ITUNACE.—The'sula•criber would call the
IlttetAiell of all J artl. requlriiig a desk& le Furnnee
to Cail,..ON'S CELIIIIIIATITP WARMING AND VI.NTILATINO
esikurva.
The reputathm of title rummy Is now known. having
been intro [lured during the past lite years into ale ut
154,10 puhlir mud more than 8000 private de ell
lags; this together with the immeico• bullets° of sales
every year is the best ei Ilitthre t hat ran he adduced t f
its superiority over all other furnaces. lit the of
Vhilsn's Furnace, you secure the following adi nn tages:
Nia EE VE.NmATIoN: v.
Ain—Ths heating surfaces being at a tempera
ture that will not desseente the air.
EVONUMICAL. USK OF it LL.
nitr.‘T DUICAMLITY—BeiIIg nuplo entirely of Cost Iron,
not liable t rust, gill rrgniro ito repairs , during a life
time--it is rosily minium-A- mail will not exp. so OW !Mild-
Lig in which it is placed to danger from lirm the
Miler faro:tem,.
AV,i , have the, le , :thiiiininls cf hundreds of the most
selent Itir. Men to attl;St to the truth of the e state
ment, All of whom prinientico it to he decidedly the I est
furnace )rt invented tlii in:educing a pure and healthy .
atmosphere. We heroulth annex Minn, of a few
well known and have
and kindly furnished us their nihites find references:
Pref. .lehn S. Hart, l'ref. Parker, Pref. Nerten. Iht s.
N% ut. It. Allen. Prot Parsons, Prof. I/naiads, Pref. tt. Sil
iiintob ,Prof.
We have Introduced this season five new siyes. so that
all parties may avail themselves of this great improt e
moot at a very moderate cost. We arr, new prepared to
furnish an apparatus to warm a single room, or the larg
e:l, building ill the emmtry.
No. 1 Portably. COmplete, $ 2•
2 , do do
3 dodo
4 d, for laid: work
5 • do do
3 Extra Radiator, (with liars and French
Plates.)
8 .l , 4 ci,,
'I - his No. ti is the litrir,est and most liniverful.Furinice
made in Otis country. and Is Iliillliratily a dapted .f o r
Churches and other large class latiltihm.s.
elillllllllo to sill the apparatus at 1/11 , Same
Luirmineeds. five y cam t ago._
prfoient high crust has j t eased their is lit
Pent opting to their great t still we are en:tided It:,
th great itterealit• of sales 1i fllrlii.ll le at the
p ill lee. tine f . oundry alone. ‘lessrs. W:
tt. I,"l'tr.itittt. hare ' , attracted t f tic idst Liv it ' ni
tot Plietiiie.“l hat aI! life lei, IWe W
eil I • fur nisi. then) 11 holes.ilr ur tattul. v.'cud
1110 el rcUou id: all I urnaces, when r,•l unl war
rant Lilian its all rases. -
)11,11101`i INI It I\'+t We lime al, t
the 111.-st t. ,, ittplt•te (Nit 1.1,1. r Mange that has yet Leen in
t --nlticett. to whirl, We 4,11
_tile Of all a laity
wish in seen!, 1110 111,1 111.11eci a desirable cooking:al,
p Mkt us aver Oil ell
li,M ENTll.lTlilt. We tltt•
only A',l"l,t, in I.eitio.)lranitt for the li t a tt iift,..t, tr it mist
sale al 11114 ent which It-awl:now led.rea t,t he
only f,Crtit entilatt, ert‘r matte for wire., log 1110
I.tgt.sltt ill nalillsy el,iuullos, uud tor lentilatini, I
of all It hots. As there are a crest litany hint:Aims
',I lb'. 111111 ilile article now for' sale. parties n ill
Le t.treful 11l ex:indite that it linq the Emersoh Ilatl„tat at-
tIPI:N I ;It A'l'l S.--Fur A i.thrrivito and Int limitions
• .:11. A's nil eitt rlttorl, i‘t the 1° , 1'11..11 (irate,
mat. (I,ml thu I,llglish tuml rutirvly 1,1•11. in
this r•-(wiry.
SOLE AIiENT:•3 r r tho 1:1101 , 11 Ent anal.• Flaoring
Till.,Garak irk (him la, Tips. and ToTal'attai I . narnents.
such as flantaa Vases: Sr.
1'1 . 13.115 111/0111 1 , 1111.1in:1 33.11111 (1.1 11 . el rto C.1.3.111i11e our
stork Iw•f we purehasilig elsewhere. Visit .1 - 4. 1111ellier
par rlw:htg ur 13 t, nn. cordially wrlronn•d our es ten
sive 11 arerisans, alit) where 110 , 11 .111.1 11. 1”11111 fur
nish any infirm:Ohm resipectlitir any mar ir.s.ds that
may 14 , deli red. book nit Ilitrllllllg 311(1 '1 i•iit cart lit¢
ran Is• had gratuitously itt our store, either 'WM/11611y t ar
lay letter.
S. A. lIARIZISoN, -
_ Wartitlng_an l'eutiLttlur WarAto usee,..
140 Walnut: ed., below Slzth, .
! , Ins 31-Iml ,
I. 10 1/1J Alt I), Premium A rth , to in ITair
Inventew of thin th,..e.anwr Ventilating
Vlig and El Ode Band Totipees. I ',true:lieu's enable
l.mlies and thentleneen tat tineasurr thuir heads with :te
eter:ley.
r t 4 Wins, In. hes. —No. I. The round of the 110:1 , 11; No
2. From Gmvh ca d over the head to the neck; No. 2.
Front ear to ear over the top; No. 4. Fruit! ear Wear
round the t; rehead.
Toutayrs 11.11t1 scalps Inchs.--Nn. I. From t
ba , k as far :la 1!„ Over 111,11e:0as far as regal):
rd; No. :1, I Ives tlle er..w a of the heal.
It. DOLL %111/ has ulwaysromiv for silo /1 Fl,lOlOlO
o.oelf of Bents' 1% lvs. half IVl.it•
Friar Curia, &e.. bountifully manitilietureil anti.
ras champ af AII 3 . iii the I)tilioi.,
Ii blank I.xtractor Lir:trims Hair Tonle,
prop.oo I from : 4 -iith A suorivall - nod hots, the
111 , St• over Twodueed for proses ing the
hair fnnn thill?or Out or rhangilig color, root. ring and
preen hui it its a health) anti lux tirlai.t state. Ainv rtg
oLIO)1 . 01 9 liollauirs hair t'uttia.; saloon malt',
taho , p .polarity Is the Out that hi. 'fonleis
applied L. osori hair eta nt his er:t.tblislirtiont.
e.oiseltiontly it is kept in better preset airs than u1)-
der an. , 14.11,1911 :IppillALP/11. It 'wing thus pi:it:tie:illy
tasted by thou-:kits offers the greatia.t guar:mtg., ul Its
uni v:t4' y
Rind Wil. lecale nut rehil at his Old:Establb-hinent 177
Cliestnu' street ofiji , "dte the State House. Philadelphia.
kit: Dollard leis at least dis-ovend the fie plus ultra of
HAIR Dl' E. aid announces it for sale ulth perfect con
fidence in its surpas'sifit: every thing of the kind now In
use. It ti rs the hair either Wark or l.r/ovii, (as may
he (1,24e0(11 and Is 115/1 without lojitry to the hair on
skin - either by .fain nr / theriviso ran be washed oil in
ten minutes after applic./t ion. without detracting from
its titlicauv. Persons visiting the city are Milted to give
111111 it
Let ters tulares , el to it. tI , II.LA IZIL 177 eltehtnut st..
1 . 11113(1 ,1 11111a ;11 ee.ei, al!••1;ti ;71, Jan. 1.14—1 y
(1 Al' IS itFt,
J( II scovEl;Y 1N Ui.,1)1( 1 1 WordS 011 the
tuitional Treatment without •ine. .rrhea,
ur lovd wealsw s., mons .1..1 illty lei rph its lassitude,
ovalness of tho linfl.s and lad. iodisp....llbai fiffil lava
parity f r study alerlalsor. ditlli ess 0; (111141'01011514111.
Iris of memory, aversi of to society. to oof 44.114.111 W, tb
auldity. self flistrwt. flii.riness. head:tuba Involuntary
discharges, pains to the hide. affection 4.1 the oyes, plat.
'ides en the liteak.exual and, other Infirmities. In tnan.l
- the French of Dr. It. Delancey:
The thipertant fret that these filarnilinr complaints
may easily be renmved WITItopTMr arts r: Is in this small
tract dearly demoustrated, and the enthelv Lew 'Lod
hi xlily surcessfal treatment, ate+ ailepted by 'the .I.fithor
fully explained. by 'muffs of whi;111 eery ..ile iv mud 11 , 11
t.. 41 cure himself perfeetly and at the /east p
aVolding thereby all the advertised to strums of the
day.
CONNEiVT, Feb. 3,1 F 53
, i ( mat to any address, gratis and , Past free, in a sealed
envelope, by remitting (pest paid) t ivii posta4i, stamps
to Or. 11. BeLam•ey., 17 Lispenard street, 'k.
h 1-1 y
IA VIS & CULI N I)ealers Limps,
) L 1 NI'ERNS AND CHANDELIERS, N. 1:. cminir
Point!' and Cherry sts.,
and improxed thole store. and having the 1ar.2( , A., se4s.irt
tnent of Lamps in. Philadelphia. they are to iv 1.1 . 011,,te
to furnisliCamplilne, Pim, 011, Burning Fluid El
ell, Phosgene Oas and Lard 1111. Innips Lai teriS
all pat( r ts, l'ancy llntel and (
.111,110 , 1 , 1e5' and Candelabras, and Britfaithi Lamps m
(ho n it•infa tutors lowest. !wives.. tliass I.unlis by tlo
la dome, at a ,inall advance &for an thin 'wives. lie
'111 . p3 MAN t . FAcrusEss mil Ph,, Burning'
'Ethereal and (the only true) 11101,f011e GAN.
they can f.triiish tlo HO articles at • '. prices that Moil
chants will lind It to their ad , alit M u to buy. Iv
f , re going elseivbe e, if you 'w 1, bargains. Also, the
Safety Lamp for sale.
October 6,
nil I . Surgeons' Banaage
INSI I rUTE REMOVED to No. 4, tit h
street, sixth' store abort) Market. If. C.
IU'TT'S Patent 14min/ding Pressure If h lISS, for the
ell:, of !Rapt"; r ; Shoulder Braces,' Su t ilers, • Elastic
SoAionsiry, Ilcmnrt le , an& hatilhe.zes for
deformities. ' Jan. 11-Iy.
FOifabeflifiin.
BIEREMEM
=II
MI
11•138
ENT II DI !STEM.; AND VENTILATOR:I.—We
have the lar;it .4 and oust emnitiote an. .rtment, of 11.4
All llerist,rs anki V.•.til3t , q. 1., h.l ii ihi the riiit.o.l
!•.t:itt 5. l'artie4 1‘ h. syish either 11. r pri‘nte
tv.e or I , 111 , 1.,,th., tolit 11 1141 it gr,ttly t. , their athrtiltage
tie e,ttslll),•
NI) 1 Iti IN NI A N have :11,..as on
11:11111 (.111.•111 I 0111 111,1 -
h, in
1011MIIIIIIM
1 I)lfacfpljta.
TE. (COULD,, [Successor to 1 1 . Fiot]
•y 164 - C hr st Swnitn's Puitiling. Philadel
phia, extensive Musk Publisher, and healer in Musical
Instruments of every description.
Exclusive latent for the sale of Italia, Davis
Patent Suspension Brifitfe and oilier PI A Nits, I_ ,
Gilbert's Boudoir I iar•os. M,l.,durio:. Martin's Guitars,
Harps. Sheet Music. Music Itiiolts. ne.
Residents of tin , country s ill ire supplied by mall
otherwise with music they may wish. as lin% as if pun
chased in person. Ii vin' one of the hirge.Nt stooks in
the United States, 1 feel confident Of satisf) ing all xi ho
may fix r ine with a call or order.
Ilealess In Musk supplied on the most tilling.—
Pinin to let. l•lecond-hand l r sale. .
May 20. IS:3-1y
91 1 1 -4 1 II WASH .—Beautiful \V hit e
Teeth Ileaithy Gums and a Sweet ho
are desirous of of [tiring t 111-so benefts should use
7I If-
EIAN'S CELEBRATED TooTu \VASIL This dellrh us
article rem! Ines 4-) many merit, dons ,fualities that it
has now laicolue a standard favorite with the eitizens f
New V , rlt, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists 'in
scribe it in their practice 'twist suceeie- tally, and fr Ifl
o eery a ,tree the most flatten lag laudations are awarded
IS it.
I nonmed and . bireding gums are imniediataly" heartt
ted by Its use; its stetion upon them Is mild, soothing
and elTertiva. It eIIMIISCP th.) teeth s. l t11011 , 114)11 . 1 , t.
they urn tnade to rival pearl hitsmrss. 1111(1 d ill,, sic
through the month mull sylelightful letashlll.!•S thnl tin
breath is rendered soisiulsitelystvert. It dish forts those
Impurities which tend to prliti , o decay. stud. us a con•
SP itteure. triton' thesis are reinso rot the teeth must al-
Nays remstin sound. head the Idlowing from l , r. J. A.
Carman:
_Mr II a Ilnir_usell'und rceninnuindnti
yriur Tint). Vaidi in Toy prin•ti, 11-r s , JIIIO time. I 1.1,i1 is
t ht• in st elinettial Innitrie, in inn , . and tin.n•c
I/11)114i it
tle f liu«iu~; -'t~~tith~~~nn
Zt.t.mAt.--Itenr t•ir: I Mt% ,••runy
of your atiint it '0..4 'ttn.l . ,:t 11, 11 all .11/ 11. -11
{-
tiny. recommend it ac 11l I , t,t that h•ts MP. 111:114'r
1114 /1,1/1111111X 1111,1(j/11 . 11 1 11e1. 1111 r 1111 r.• t Mt
[evil It elettitses the Teeth. 11 , . the a anti
irrit:tt,tl ; mos and iniitai to 11 ihtllciolls fra_ittym.• t
ltrooth. •iii till. mouths or tlYo, ,1 i t,
howevvr, it to ill 1...031111r .spvtitt
MY/ I.l', Dent
'2;11. t., l'ltil3.lelphia
It 1s• all the uwir.. ' 4(
Ist.: in Net. I'lli1.1.•lplii.1, 11,1 ii
it h.t~ ht • ett nits. duce'', All 51i. , %11,1 i
tri3l.
..1 , 0 • I'riTuro+l only I.y FrrITIViS Zerriutli.
s. Id ~linkrult• and
Slailuel I I.)orshuittier. or:.
J. llurrml, Nowri Me, .1 C. Nt ; , Ilippensbutg. n
1) all IlrLigt:lsls al ..111N - (.1”.1...: per 14 ttle
1; 1 iu N(' I 1 Tli ' S;" 4 I - :; - 4, NV I:_r
J'st has
r thi.i•uto Liipt • I
nettnnwleilzeil by the highoitt lul•
8.1e11 , 11i.5. inianupartilily suprri is II) tht r
I e ;:rat It 4,1 to th.• t
oilrrs procure not thr and nr ttt u'.
nn iluralle a Truss as auv other. in t Li• u i }tt , •t4
and nneotisfurtalilo artiel7s soul. 11 , •.•
lenity attending the t.tting. mot NV hell alo• p.ul i. I...air
ed it still retain its st it in Ilt t
Persons at a sti...taisri. unalik t ii r il • r .
eau base tic 'fru., sent to any sulslress, i v trim:llllg
five Willis', frr 'the single. 'frussi, sr ten f
with measure riituut the hips. curd stating side atie.•teil.
It still be exchanged Lis If 11,4 tating, liv r~-t urn ion
sit once. unsoiled. For sale only ht the liiip-rter.
N Vol
I.4ntrt. rcquiritut the henctit ?!rv•L:u 1. al pup
p.irters, timing to this derancentent 4.f the list. real 41,
gtttrs;•tnderttnr Lillin t of 'Um
Dyspeptic, Nervous and Spinal Wealiziesv, are let ritual
that It entapetent n u t experienced 1.44. v .•ill he in aL
tentlaiier at this- Rolling. (...t apart--foo- their eaelttairo
use) No. 114 TNVELFTII Ist dour below Race.
July DJ, '54.
-FA YES' l'"atent Tubular Owen Ilnt
Al It RANO F., riou• st:o tto suit, Fandl e • It• .ard•
tag uouers and
Tle.se in want of a superior Cooking Aim:unto:. are In
tiled to full at our arehousit and examine I his !fange.
For durability, economy and Fimplicity in operatlo it
stands unrivaled. It lies a perfect hot air
eutiL•tli.m—
and meats baked In this oven will retain their juice and
flavor equal to that is fisted before an ep'•n fire. Wats
and pastry evoked at the Sallie time without
enenitret
iug the other. It will supply sufficient heated sir to
beat additional rooms for the coldest weather. It has no
dmicending or return flues and is equally well athipted
to hitllthilletlN nr 4 , 4111110 n hard coal. The steam valve
over the boiling part of the Range carries off the stemn
and scent of cooking as well as heat In Suainner.
Every flange sold warranted to give satisthetion, or no
expense to the purchaser..
HEAVES' VENTILATOR, Patenteti .Octobetk 1548. thr
Ttnblit• Rails, Factories, Railroad Cars, ehlmules, Flues,
:Steamers: Av.
Pun• air Is a huhjeet elaindag. the attetithin or every
all I aildiags v.hould he provided with
the proper 11119111 E of vrutalatl n.
AN,. a powerful' \V ki...niNn AN I. VENTILATI NI; Fen N
for Dwellings, School IL uses, I,lltirilles, Ilulln, Stores,
Failnries,
large ass.rtment orm.e. Iran and Corelitng Staves,
Parlor Orates, 1% 11.1osals and 'retail.
RAND& HAVES,
. .
S'2 North Sixth street. Phila.
Personal attenti , n ghen, to It:waning aunt ventl
Laing both public and pi h.ttu I ni1.11n,..25.
T E Hendry, store,
4
I '2.11 Notril 3I Aluruoru \latittfact ur
ent, Curriers, 1 tup..ners, et in and Getter:Ll Letttli•
Cr business.
)1111)1EriALE NI) Ul:l.lll.—Manufactory 15 Mar
gtrytta str,et. -el. 7,1 y
lip6ficalions
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FARSII.ILS• and to edited by male sl, died in. the
arts and sciences. Prebally no other journal of the
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Vatuattiti Patent!: witkit Issue weekly free the Patent
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of all the Patents are p ublished re.mlarly in Its ci.lutnns
as they are issued, thus di:tiling it a perIbetY.NTIPIC
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11.tri•LI tuy... I'a.