The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, March 14, 1838, Image 1

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tion to the phi
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ate the la b s
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of advgtising
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read by Anim
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shape of an hd
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and country a
by thousands
iu truth, are
the eye ,of ,
situations; and
is deterred b.l,
charge of the
self of the , ad
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ness or *re
causes and eff
that as advert
to come An a I
eave it. Tho
, m 1 proof of th
IfliOradel
his' door;
rnly who pass ,
pitive sign be
it.
rtisement, w'
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reds of fam
d read, bey
&people? AdV'
Obeable signs,
Homers in alt
,Ithat man of lit
t
the comparati
printer, form a
tntitges adverti
ery largely of
•-ith '.which he
ordinary:
gentleman ofl
t Flushing, LI
fable wife and
meted by the
ce officers, at
he Was found I
adopted son
t pelipcians,
The Mehl _
Elopement
evening last,
tune, residing.
band of an
children, was
one of our po
Hotel, where
the wife of, •
most pron4e
dent - of abe• 1,
a few days
lady from the
and from he
to Newaik, •
and pursued
he became a
treated to th:,
his compact►
reviously had
allegiance to h
honae, and elo
J. whither h'
y the outraged
it t i t i sband; but
ised of the po it, and re
city; and took I gins with
at the Atlanti where the
ght. The • -Itleman was
where we node =tend he still
pair were
lodged in jail
remains. T
mother, who
at Flushing.
e 184 was sen
- esi4es on her
N. Y. Sun.
yo
narnett
ts is in IT
d who is p
day brou.i
barged b
OH!
the land o'
tihoie where'
the Bth avers
ea.
abo
e, a
eat;
weaver, was
- Justice Pali
,`young lady,
lore." The
. she was p
dant met he
withk"an a
lad
edi
end
fid
ing "SA
stated th
g to cbur•
fixed - his
se of a
her
She drop.
ItOw days a
her, told
to. accompa
led, and d
speak to ..
denied the
Writing, and
the foliowi
met her
Til
..ve, end reques
her home, •
: ~. ;the yam :
r 110 . more.
• rijil tg e of tag
aninined to ih'
' effusion :
rettle do,ye ken
'es I feel,
I think upon the
Your
Ititeo to my lo
or!, my son
hie better
n 70W.Pmcid
Yew ,
Ye
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Oh had
rdigi
For ain •
Thee,
empires et•
than s' totheo
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OR bonnie
iry, list to me!
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4.
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dy ,dittuot -tt
, - a 'thought ithal
til:yetterday; ~
her. 'Ha • 100
ase, and fin
' oarnY.4litni
. ores, , riat e .
love"and
:.. ;k4 ' 1 0 61 E 64
I, a promise 4h
To .
cruel youor
send," aid
his love," th
encuuntered . ,
ran, he gat*
of her" hi'
went on hiS
controlably
.ctiuld.cure
- mou'.'-'
should be;
anted "anotit.;
No Jebocker,
over departed,!
e Poke; ind
en info cult
erne, upon be
vent, hti wa '
the unhappy
hastened to!
morato to be .
Matthew
t
OEMS
• • i• ira••• er :
wzii ?su ds irim Pretdr. Tat taw 'ALAI /Ai r
oTruAai.9g l FrVigi mir ,,
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111
for his defitice Aid not deny -rHlis /tort iiii:
PplehtueStt,r but exicutteilt himself oh ics•
count.„pf bist"uocnattllable love." -I. •
The klagistnttieintormedliin that?ti:
k i ,
sing ygung ladies will contrary to eillotat i fi.
law," and held Matthew to bail to keep B
peace--. Pa.
. • ,
The next Prisi . dint—A rieio.Pr 1.
—A writer, in the National ItitelliOnc r,
remarking on the subject rilie neittPr. ;
iden4,and the giie'inion of who shill • 4
Oil
the candidate of the opposition,prO
to settle 'all conflieti!ig claims b etween
tWein he
three most prominent - individuals, by be
following novel' arrangement. Eiob of
the distinguished individuals,V conlen 9,
is competent and sound in bii view!, a d
wholly opposed tolhe ,pritsitirit order ,of
it
things. Each has Bitten! adinirensi uto
dive their favorite thß preference; and . 11,
he adds, may
h eitratified by adoptingt e
following order of natural sticcmicin ::
Williaimil, Harrison was bort' in 'l7 3
Henry (lay was born in , . -i 7 7* *
Haniel We-bstc.r Ara • born in 'l7 -2
ED,
NAN.
. per Annum.
not paid-with
thosei
who re
sit siibieriters
i year, .50 cents
semi-annutilly :
ar. $2 60 will
e lines will be
a cents for one
until ordered
o be continued
12 per annum;
th the privilege
ng.2 equenie
ion °remelt-,
• re times.
other notices
gratis. will be
agrl Deaths.
14 the wprk
" says, that
least mien
,
i apers, must
Ismants are
Lr,iso - they
' e. canam be
! advantages
n pays 820
1 ich can .. be
, whit must
4 orth; in the
h is carried
es in town
f= all doubt,
• rtisements,
• hich meet
places and
.sine&q, who
ely, , trifling
ailing him
zing affords,
he minute
has traced
. The tradeousple of Brighton estimate that ''bji
thelath of the Duchess of St..Alhanst that mien
:tat: the less of an annual expeudttore. •
of tiriir twelve thousand pounds; and it 1 4 111
larger . deficit, if the neighbourhood and piper ito f o'
Brighton be included,'lly the demise of the ex
cellent Earl of Egret. , I 1„
'L'nited by Act of Parturntetit--On Tuesday.
at the Independent chapel, St. Ives, John iPiggot
of ihritplace to Ann Markham, dress-maker, of
Westwick, in this county. Upwards of-300 per
sons ,assembled to witness the-ceremony. it being
the first under the new Act.—Csatbridge Cl 7.
1,000 fatboms'of wood are annually cut p
for matches in London; three.truta of brimstone
are consumed in dipping them. 1
Two young leach trees, planted in Sail . oli at
the same time, in the same' mil, at a small ts.
tance (rem each other, and equally health}', were
pitched inns as the subject of the following ex
periment—They were accurately measured, and.
as_soein as the buds begari to swell in the!
spring,
the whole trunk of one of them was cleansed? of
its Antes and dirt by 'means of a brush and Witt
water. Afterwards it ' was wished with, a wet
flannel twice or thrice every week till about the,
middle of summer. s In autumn, when the an."l
nual growth was supposed to be eoinPletwd. ;the
beeches were again Measured, and the increase
of the tree which bad heed Washed was found to'
exceed that of the other neatly in the prOporhon
of taro to one.. .'
On Wednesday evening, a parcel wad teeeilred
by the sexton of St. Lawrence's pariah in flea ng
containing a female chil#, which appeared of
l i
- to have sorvived its birth many hems: the -
cel was brought from London by the Te
b
p
ier c he
coach, and no trace has yet been obtained', of
authonscpf so revolting c an act. There Were Ino
marks of violence on the- body.—Readiq- Ter,
ctn.
On Friday
eputed for
!, tple hus•
ther of Eve
sheriff and
the Atlantic
grog with
one of our
, d the presi
gentleman.
[seduced the
:r liege lord,
with her
was traced
home to her
wn property
MCI
;ng man
thew Byrne.
; I! strem,-near
t before
, Mr.
a handsome
drolabiy in
t one day*
h, the defen
es upon her
miration."—
on. A
:in, nenniied
fed ee• ia L L
hSe he rein.
man not to
yrne, being
ing, took to
s ladye-love,'
it and p
eyes reseal
iffll
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le
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bar,
bn he i
ed . i siff .
..4 1 ,6 0 1L,
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be‘ . ias '
- -oto
1' her boi
t . this
time,
, waver,
than the
used her
F ag called
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ENG
LAND.
Exchange at New York, on Lonthin,
a. 74 per cent. premnim
The first'atone of City_or London Lite!iti
rry and Scienti4e Institution was laid tabu. wet+.
The new building wilrcost about 'X'4.OOO: Ihe
metrihem comprise between eight and nine hued
red persons. :
. . ,
A gardener who attends . Stoutbridge !maifket
states that he had this year an acre oft and
planted that will average upon every squire yard
36 potatoes, weighing 12 ounces each, in ad
ent of the small urea. The whole crop ,at is
rate would produce 726 bags, which at 28 6il per
bag, would amount or £127. As -the of
reward +tweet-ens labor, surely instffis portic lar
instance it has apt, &Red.- , Tel! Towws Ilfessea
ger. . .
d
. Colfferg-Explosiera.—Treentif acres Lf pea
—A mg-Jewels:4g catastrophe front an espied of
foal rut at Springwell Colliery, war Wreck g
ton, fofir nines front Newcastle. the -hropert of
the Right Hoe. Lord Ramenone and, !par
occurred between nine and ! ten , o'docitl .on the
morning "Of Wedogiday,' when or twenty nine
men and boys at that 'part of the. Rotten ! seats! of
coal where , the blast took place, twenty-10e°' on
fortunately perished, iris, fifteen men and murky
-buys.'-iltany orthe - xnen - linstrielt - mltiai and,
large &Milieu. - -; • , -
Beak Nate Notaberst : —A man' named Robert;
Gilbert is in custody m Landon, on a charge of
dealing : a - ft:Pet bag; codtainiog bank florae to'
the amount of .£ll,oop which had . lren Olen TIP'
from Leeds in the mire Of lElairrtern, gua ' of
the Expresit coach. The prisoner his Wien t
examined. and stands: remanded till imbrue '
to prosecute are remised from the bankets this
town.Leedi Macau*.
I
Coaster-feu Severeiges.--Tradesmen cesnat be
too much"on their guard in respect to nhanq
sovereigns, as a great! slumber - of"Tictorra
tcl E
ale," haring every enticements or.gold: ire '
..
offered in town and chant
64 : N!. •
According to 'an tafrac:6l ' noti.i, ! air !rs
~
will be permitted to isms free hi therk
Twopenny Post, except in Morn ammo where they
'shall be posted and delivered wither Vie! limits..
far the time Ming. orthe Gentahl flotai 'Dave:
_, •
TY-
The ' • otjiteil - - 1
girt
~ • 40 !
MEI
• t'..l'l
gifill
• 4 7 11 ,irpTTEWILLEt-PA.:WEDNESD:
MIME
. ,
lido feelers. who' an mod, 081 for-.
'eleePieeitte )4 line *bulk
arid- • •
A -Dais.' 2IAe aiggati** t raphoga.- , -Tbs,
many recent Power HOS and Gitei
order render, it tO z pollitlut the prompt'
and prepariemedies toadopted.* the ease of
'Oldie' from a Mild anion& The ob vious_plim is
to prevent the abspridion °Me vitae, fbt; which
no time should !onkel, and every person lain par;
=Seen of the mcdos,, not only for: aiding him
-544 but. peradventure etsaying the life ofe fek
Mindere- ought to lageeerelle ‘ t iteilieth
thatifte most isifectod . preventive in case. of poi
emiedwounds is, to guilt the: part thoroughly with
the mouth. Them YAWL :no. In be ePPre ;
!tended. tiolesfthere.is au einem= or sere., Thb
the same pr inciple as
... the- cupping-glue s set
'gbitest by the late Bit David Barry. who wads
several experiment' on pigeons by,a bite of a t vi•
per. In one case, death. took place to five min
utes wtere the glsm. bad, not beep applied. but
where they had b•• used no'. symptoms had en•
e lied, It IS, hoikver, preferable not to
,rely alone
upon this precaimuni,•but to have the part ileitis..
diately excised or minimised, by the aid of the
nearest surgeon; before which torpor= the part.
Sy applying a tight bandage. above the wound;
so as to Itssen the circulation.--Limeliek Chien.
Some Irish Lords are likely to be made British
Peers. Londe Liamore, Ressinore,iind others are
spoken ot.
, The Earl of Arran is soon to lied to the By ,
mensal altar the beautiful Miss Napier. daughter
et the celebrated Historian of the Peninsular War
—Donegal Oper
A late Parts of police and Military attended
at Fieldstmen, euunt, of Dublin, io protect the
Sheriff, in levying a diatlea4 for tithes. The peo
ple aaaembled in great numbers, and with,some
excitement. Trumpets - were sounded, ad all
h. characteristic symbols of tithe war agitated
ute country. But there "was 13 ,d is tri.s— the
property could not lxiadenttfiedr, so that the po-
lice and military ' - witched op the hill, and then
marched down again."
'The Marquis Londooderry aod Lord Castle
reagh • have beet:sine members of the Temperance
Society.
=I
Debut.--The Res. Mr. 31'Gaelee, of Marlbo
rough street, has completed a series of expert
merits upon a aubject which fur some time has
occupied his attention---the application of steam
to canal boats. lie has idopted a paddle on a new
pr inciple : one of great *implicit", and of finch a
nature that the injury to the banksahall not be
greater than what is produced by .the ordinary
boat. He gets rid entirely of back-water; his
paddles work without arise. and require for their
application a steam engine of the simplest con
struction.
Are and •Dreadlii/ Lass sf'Life.—A fire oe ,
cured on Thursday in a lane at the bees of Moore
street, Dublin, in whicbthree unfortunate young
girls lost their lives. TO houis' in which the
fire occured seemed to have been formerly a
stable, bat latterly has been used for the .manu
facture of some combuitible article*, the nature
of which is not yet ascertained. The girls, ac.
cording to the testimony •of the mother of one of ,
them, were employed in making such boxes issa
are used for holdielies. It is supposed
that they were e ngagedat their work it the
time the firklibroke out, but from some came,
not yet known, they were unable to escape. One
of the officers firporMenry street office heard them
screanOsig for help at a small window with iron
bars bean it he immediately fastened a rope to
the bank slid attempted to TA them down.—
While fastening it, one of the wretched sufferers
attempted to grasp his band, and tore it in trying
to do so. The *tee held their bands through
the t ben imploring relief, when a sodden burst
of noxious vapour rushing out of the window suf.
fiscated them. All - efforts to save thsursrere in
effectuab they bad perished bane they meld be
rescued. The names of the two girls were Eliza
Mack ind Eliza Welder. The name of tbe third
is not yet known. •
Murder and Sunk...Wt.—The neighbor
hood of Peznicuirik, was, en Tuesday and
Wednesday, the scene of as awful a domes.
tic tragedy as,cop be well conceiYed. It
appears that a person of the name of
Miter, bad been paying his addresses to
the eldest daugher of Mr. Andrew ,Laing,
'joiner, Silverburri, and hawing been,rejec.
ted. determined to murder the girl. Ac,
'COrdingly, on Tuostley . evening,,.dbout ten
eidlock,ibe 'Preceedeiftnihe 'house, armed
with a l oaded grin;ind having Amu, gh the,
kitchen winticisf r obairdil itar sitting at
the tit 'knitting' 1 jirtikieg, he 'deliberate.
ty took elm and' fired 'ati her., The ball:
shattered one of her inns, and, 'aising '
through hershingi,' lodged 'in 'bee body..
She' ingired in great agony till Welnes.
day Forenoon, when shlexpiied. - Su4i,
clowattactringritaalf.to arKaly, who had;
previoriply threatened.to take the gut's, fife
if she rigused to marry,liin,parties were
despatched in all directions in search of
tihri; 'tint nothing . liriii liqiirtpf him, `until
riestidtly - ',wied his %Mese - body 'wan round
at the back.wf Sir GnorgWebok s itimiden
wrallorbere lie , lad blaitarnitt We brain s
with the eatbe igact . iwittOsigels-be had but
a firiv houta batbia Mardetedb* worm
Itatwvietinm,"L4tiateirliaper:- ".- ,
.....
.died; - a shg•trtigi artiii,llear'inriii,
Etantrshire, Jsbnf Goniety , havrikiiiiiped
citai'leiitli - whlit“,..9llii: orfair ) , eiirs,', All i
lbe - tiaeltiiii V% EtanW ieiniti'lit the::
11404iiti# '!iile"tie ViiiilC4ei l e Qui
forniy: air bi4:44 i; - m n•
Walliteertoblthyerirtiii'.itsrt;
'rlietetheYlriiit 'iea'Attlietsy)likraieititiatil Naaet l Vilw in..
Ithifeiwatu I , A — tiketitiii Mtday,
aketUe ctOlia tt'btiMil'*l4i9ing„;
'
'EiteOylieTtiiiihitffi'thit Aonr, brilatlettitdirll4l4itdpli-11,,
i titilf a)44lolll V -1 . 1-e4l4,,ith
;1 ' .lb ' ri t i!Z t :Ca - , 140" t 4mt at
'"inailiftitha • - toe:god 1; . 't*,11.400A: ,.
ituicultir , ii at : eta:WPM
De'll's I' t man, it wall be atx-gmad- 1
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SCOTLAND.
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. I t 3 liOnt ••I• DitAlterri44,l
,
fatheitNe're 4tieking—llteelit I liel'en i i
three—yell Std- tim 'rotind4et center :.
the house: 0n tutding ronti&the tonsil. I
the stranger . ...:ntitesvill solebilitated 441
1
etaltitwhose:liteued-locka bote testiest*
lohis'havint onepitissed theltberidien .
_ I
life, and 'w
the `strangereeonce coil
eludeditr - be-Ossbn Gordon himself. 'ft I
'accosted bitn *kb '" You seem wonderfu ,
-fiesta, :my gold *, for so old amen; -I
doubt not but You bave;experienced many",
vicissitudes in the:.catuveof your very.
long life." " What!, your ertill,'Sirr 4 1 1'
quired the person addressed, whose seno.
of bearin g was somewhat impaired. The:
observation was 'repeated. "0; yell be
wanting my Oitheri I reckon, he's i! the: l
yard there." I The. streaker now Ster.i,
ed the gall:kin where- he at last fouls* 1
i rs
the venerable old man busily employed id i i I
digging potat , and humming the ballati F
of the-battle 'dr Barlal. ," I have had',
some difficulty in finding you, friend, ant,
successively encountered your grandson Isl.
son; both of rwhom I mistook , for you -4
indeed, they ;seem as - old as yourself',
-Your labor is rather bard for one aryouri:
advanced age." ' " It is, (replied John,).
but I am tbankfu' that I am able for% aq!
the teddies, pitir thugs , are no verra sto ut
now." The *kited ages of iheworthy trio,
amounted to upwarcls of 300 years. 1,
ThairkilitiogDay.—Yesterdaj , being
'let apart 1 by! the Synod; of Glasgow and
Ayr as ti day -of solemn \ thanksgiving for
the late ebirirdant harvest, the shop*,
throtighout 'the city were very generally
ghat, and Many of the dissenters, to t;
the best feeling, also took the opportui
nity, seeing it was a holiday at any rate
to have public worship in their owni
churches, the most of which, as well al;
those of the establishment, were pretty'
well attended. As the day was tolerabl y
f
fair, there
,was likewise a good deal o t
jaunting with steam-boat; coaches, an •
otherwise. . ', '
.
Snow Thet,—There is now in the posi` . ,
session-of Jamey . Leiteb, Esq. Greenock * '
a beautiful live specimen'of the Snow OwL4
'This interesting animal catne,on boarrt
the Romulus,t Capt. Callender, of that port;
while on her passage home from Nord
America, on the outside of the Great Bank
of Newfoundland, and was so much fa.
tigued, that the instant it alighted it fell'
asleep, and was easily caught. The Slloii
Owl is described with great accuracy b't
Wilson, the celebrated American Orni.;
thologist. ft inhabits the coldest and mast'
diriv regions of the northern hemisphere . .
The &darn Mountains of Greenland fur.-
nish food and shelter to this hardy advent
turer,which is also to be found inLaptand,
Norway, Siberia, and liamtschatka, top.
ther with Canada and the northern parts of
the ,Onited States.
,WALES.
'TEIVILAIDAU CYFYING.
I'r view !men, melys yw.
. Coal-prerr yr kepi fwym
. AAlyfiriiir m
peroriaetb "Alt ,
wywgri al swy
Ond, ah 1 amid !iliac rut
Rhpw Mgykydd draw, ~yo
Lle weir gan flyarbeptkedd lkwa.
Gyrigolhooky bobilaw.
A Pi , t ml *Eitel lam* tent.
' Dderehhhiiii dyner(wwi,
Besormetli fwyn yr ymorlh•wyfr.
Gmhlirpiawl.fywyawLloW
7ra'r aria riff agidastiaa arch.
act:dam:hwy.!.
A plirodd•der yo dystryotiO'in merch,
Tr bywrawl don yo Ilwrr!)
. .
Ad pirriat dybiair weir rhaeri,
• -I not; unig gag
Lle'r cider:rebel elfin few's.
Lle 'egoba'r thin re ,
0 fydawl dwrf neilldnaw- woe!, •
Af t Mewo tsay6terfaryeeeir,fi t , '
• Vile. trery i fy enas•lmagnef yrr. •
• Iteidditerl -,
• A' sibriod sebeitni l our pen _
elyw.liee bed& a eigginelgv,r!
• PLAN ALL.
'The •Rerl Joshua' ffsigheton quitting
his charge .f St. David's • Church, Car
marthen, for iat of the Vicarage df Aberi
irr~lT, to 041- b he haslatel3i beepl'Oppoint
brthe hope of the Diocese, has been
pleritedis anise °This congregation with
Bilk goivb, 'ari testimonial of
their esteem' and eferciloh: - •
,
• :---,
—An °petition 'eta. • p*l 7 ,
9ada NAtt .tbeETtedegar Int.
,Aließiklackl o o,V4iiis awl. ;
!, bade*: -gtoper;-uoi a young,'
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In :the Public house over..
_ olt him, and i I hOut (Other provoCithin,
eat t leM mina • ifully..l He 4 was heard 'to
ry ' out "Ave mercy on ing l ," Arrive
er cm me i" btthe sa - brutes -brutes g.,bad,
-one, for they tb w trim into the canal con
tiguous theretp,. nd stoned him-to death.
'be body weir °mid next morning. A
raoroner'a,.,incipeit bas been held on the
only. but we Luria notibeen able to Racer-.
ain the verdict:4Mereasordkairire &neon.
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TEIE IHOL I X BIBLE.
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IRO Ili i
the 'mam of enry
,and Scott, and
, above one hinidred of other writers, published
kri Lendon by thp - Beligiona Tract Society, rem.
*if intd alwidgedanitwo volumes, with Maps and
pi: w axing'. 'aist Irikkalklet work is published
.in
arts. at 25 centeaSilwelve parts ere already .
Ompleted, and Conl -- ined at the subscribers
Book Store where subscriptions will also be re.
ceived, - , :5, IJANNAN.
; june 24 —ll
..i is . BOOKAINDERY• -
s
. . BANNAN.Sas commenced a Book Bind
; . • cry' in connection with his Book Store
where all kinds of gooks will be bound at the
Shortest notice ai, low rates.
ij ail F l . , 6 '
t' . Wetkeriu, & 1 •• i ,
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AT ?AU OLD STEND
1 . No. '65 NORTH 'FRONT STREET....
i - i EAST SIDE. _
Fin= Moos now Tux Comma or Aaca ST
- PHI LAO IMPALA ,
1 MANUFACTURERS OF
Mite Lead dry and./ Calomel,
fround in Oil, f . Red Precept; ' e
Red .4Laa• Wbite do
Lithiage, • . irttricil - Alb. , .
o , mck Yellow, ,• Snip. Quinine
do . Green
~ ffart. Einetic
do Red •
'rEther Sulph. • 1
Patent Yellow do Nitrac • .1
- , r lead. I do Acitie .j
• Pc= ' , Lamar Caustiqn, _
• ' Vitriol ' Crm, . do OW •
IM: Fortis • i .. *. Acit. Morphtn.,• • -
o , ltitiatic Acid : `. •Sulph. do pie, -
'Spawn Salts.. k .., Lam.Sulphtt • ,
'Part. Atid ,- 'l' IMAM Illii . Wit.
Sap . Carti. Soda , , • Kermes 6:Snivel
Cerro', Sub.,Mern. Etbiops i do s •
Refiners ofehainphot,Salt Nitre, Brimstone, Boras.
*c. Offer for sale the shove mentioned articles, to
ether with a geeeral assortment of •Paints.. Drolls
Dye Stuffs. sad ereryMther article in the Chemi
;cal and Medicinal line.
Reing manufactnrers of all the articles enametated
wader the above bead. they pledge themselves- to sup
i:Ply their friends and the public on the Most masons
hie terms.
l Window and Flaunt %ma, from 68.t0 24 38.
Oct 21 1837 : • *4,‘ - - 48-
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Cheese! Cheese!!
20 Casba orpteminto times's; ;gr.
Boxes pine apple do -
f
far sale by N. NATHANS &Co -
dee 2 2
Piarivie rapers Complete.
PICIEWICKI PAPERS, complete m 26 Nom
berk with illustrations, joist received and
&iv sale by 1 B. BANNAN.
Jan 67 .
, .
itirdil:4l , B PoisieffeKelL . '
2ga DOZEN fi - esim's Panacea, just receiv
gio ed fresh Dom the proprietor. lqpwerds ofi
Sevest.lNFisp Tho - osand flottlerof this Ira/liable
medicine were ; sold last year sod the deasied is
ioureasing. Forsaleby the dozen, or,_siagle bottle,.
Price $2. per bolt or three bottles ffir_4ls
• -• • R. BANNII4I.
S4O Agra! -
AbSewaini'S Veraufulm,
' -27
Oly n Kt,ff "a i t 11141r tre. 44111 3tz ' .. - &zia r z
target, a prime asiortmentaffresh --
ag of •
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fdt.lorio - -
and browned , - . ~. ~.
NAlrita .Bt.pont. brown and skirts
white IlsOutedrisariald lump 1 ....
New Orleitu4 West 1 , L , cdasses , •
India and Omar house '"
Imperial. ORR Powder. Young
Rpm. POuciri a = PeciTcas . . ..•
seas
Bakers. .Stiashibaktbintti -
1 arsilatnkT ,
' & Lieggi: sweetspieett
Prepared . r.. Cocoa ala
. Reading .C.iLr...BarseY...} , A
iloke Ball}, LobsterAnebory. • nces
Canon sari and Currie
IGimittirt.TOmts. pepper.. . -
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. .' hEsed.Chaion,klangoe, Plaice -s'. •i. ,
I Adelnoo6l4 Flei/Ch , , , •
~. Ofises..ca tr Ancitovies
''. Ceram _ . allspice and Ginger • • ,
- Cloves.. ' icadinegs sna cassia ._ ' 1
' " Rice: iiirso. - of riCksiarett p ; .o.... - - .‘-"*-
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nine, where' lie will; /attend i4i ic b, :leo* #.. .
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copiessoldismtry month iii Priglendiaud
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- frne..Parts.ritvol. 6 (kir the year , ll33Thas
ai,vecebnidi can be had at this et6csii...f.files 1
Per Ott% ot 06'00 per. annum: , i -v,,A. - 3 ....* - ...v.r.. - r
IThis-Magizine is pubrished , itssionlidt •
containing 40 large per the Presentmedeanir pi
, mUck enlarged and improved. VhosilkutuntieSsi
Owned cuts are executed in a inpiwieritiainsiki
fTheraistin advantage iretaking Waver* noir > ,
all other** Often can diicentiniw • it Vehtile•ilif'
hit sees pioper,l6re each pert is ' aleaiseemplensi
within huff. D. 1.
Complete sets adds work tient thezoinmence
went cau be procured of i he subscriber.et ell per
volume. • ' • 11...BANNAN.!
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•r• hud other., juseseentved andfoendob
114,:,01114N.: •
Alon—drafts, notes and ehecluiten4 n — 4 . , 60014e.
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-CALL AT nig •
New Estalblimlusiem4_ ,4
Corner of Centre-Ead Marta Streeteur
BE snbseribers, respectfally
'their friends and the public rerai,
tiley hive taken the store- for' beetipied
Ty
Jacob Ball & Co., corner of Centre and Market.
streets, where they are now providellalthathaips
wwiwitnent of
• Dry Goods,
• Groceries,
• - Liquors,
which they are determined Wieni.44, low
est prices. HAZZARD* STRAEKNII.
-
N. B All kinds of Country Krodoea taken st
ibehitbest market prides. 1. , •
I April 3 •
Catholic Books
',IOUS GUIDE,
a fey to Paradise, , • -
Trise•Pte 4 W
Catimik
Mgt ble,
Po*. .Catechism and
LlitiirCatectosni, • -
.Itatiinairod and for sate! by' IIdiTIFAN.
Di.4l`-'2V
ILIFFE OF HENRY AY,' by menace, jot
received and for sale by ••
jaa 20 .ilt; HANNAN.;
IComfbrt and veidence.
1
•To THE atm. • Atrili SIC ir: 1• ,
1
i The subscriber res idly 'ammo V Meade
and the public at large, 4 sineeliii re nip fiten
Europe, he works with new teal =ifdiligence
it this manufacturing of /panic Malressei in
'Es ihund-isitsnr h' se l f,.
_. l & m llll 9 l ' 4 ' Bearing
t IT= that hel ia a ° master, alit Pieria.
ign,irithlehig able h' r to Mali - inch mat.
ipssiee.agnot torliehif - to ani"groik''ef thin ..
kiiiitri reference Id iity. solidity, and 1
durability.and peoplu . , • .catainly be consigned
of the comfort and i s • — of timeinbal*thes4
articles afford. principally when: . .:ttifinis Aimair
1 body nth in the fluidly. ' ' ' " . 1
1 ; Besides - the subscriber the cili',l e„
i' - \ 41,1
?the work mast give .'t to its 411111ker,r
Wherefore: OW 1460 invite. O° ll Pl -t -
t ra ge? an article of ItilliWeriptien, tikiiiie
mine for th emselves. one , Of the iiiiWips, tine,
ins, just now fu.isbed. - that `,IW - iiiaftic. , ,ein
Oen of the truth of hiaaitYitsg.34• N't.i::, - - - -- ~.. ' .
t'il HENRY , • -
lhadinilian. 1/?..1838i '' . ; :k?,
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of Abe rbeseription efpresaid. win Ake 1).;
yto the , subscriber , *fine doors aboTst : ' o '
.
In fliiiiiiiiv o wherd a list Ofirei!*l is
teirroolkke,pithWei the issainifseten4 eof
Mi r
katikpiane- time. ;The Man * not not be
'daistkid before May nest. - A , M;', ~, , i , ~.:,.. I .
44 itwondersiiiii4 fins; -at . the: iii4olt!olt Ik .
41asay, 4 ' examined his nefelr- tad
des Mathes." ID, .iii'
illinici*,renderiit ' Italy a ltTiry - rai 'ail -
sod.sie4clbe gli** v espeesoy - . ' Sieh -is .
iflii"?‘44o,. , A .t# 4111 00 31 0 4- 0 0 ettrei'it - - .
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440 inciesity of samivAir. -
t*iinUlliii bed," while hi thlllPC,stia ty
A nkuireiMreginilated to obviate in 4 . • ignit eel
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i Huller carefully examinelldr:ldenrylltoyaVet
tlhonblailvieg Eleatic Matius i vkl)-:e o ntii l l: h i
tha above ovation, believing it- is toomuli,ll, the
OrPeeee, ,
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