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oe published on thefollowingtetwut
;:Faisine year, •••• • .
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thou*, •. ;
:•11tiet. months, ' • : 10
seati-annually in adviwee hythose whore.
Ide ut the connm—and annually is advance by thole
~,,vklut.tesidos at a distance.:
• • trikrao matzo gait jateis-die - absenpuzi
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..vautts'
• Fiestfollare in advance will pay for thrie leo!
wabscrtption.:
, .
ger Pipers delivered by the Piny , Rider Ri4er will -be
Charged 25 cents extra. -
• , TO ADVERTISERS. • • •••
Alyertisements ant , exceeding a . squarei of twelve
lilies wilt be charged $ 1 for tbretranertlalla: and 50
centafor tine intertion. , Five lilies or 'under. 25 cents
tor seal:insertion.. Yearli advertisers will , be dealt
;with on ,the following terms: , . 1 •
Ode -COlumq,- Ito Two sqttartui, .$lO
Threistoorthsdo....ls Otie..i. ' 6
ling whim. ' .12 I Business card s, 3
..AO advertisements must be paid for i aldisace
esa an sccount is o a with thentlvertiser ;
• .Tbe charge ercb ; will hello tieiennum,
•tinth the privilege ping oneadvertistisent cot
.--esconling_one squire ;nand:az during the '?Car and ,
-inserting a gantlet one in each paper.t.lrhswe .who
occupy a larger space will be charged extra. ,
Notices for Tavern Licence. 62: i•
'All notices for Meeiings and proceedings ofmeet.
ovt not considered of general juiciest, and many our'.
er notices which have - been inserted heretofore gra
' nitiously, with the exception of Meninges and,
deaths.will be charged as advertisements. Notices
- for Deaths, in which invitations are exiended to the
'friends anti relativen ofthe deceased, tciaucad the fn.,
.Paeral willl. be charged as advertisements
- tOtriIiTERFEITERSI DEATII.DLOW.
ArIINHE putiliC4siqptease &wire that' no Braratreth
a" Pills are genivae. unless the boa has three labels
"won it, the top, the side and the bottom, } r each
detaining a fac.sneilesijnature of my hand wtiting,
`thus—R. RIANDRZTII, M. D. These labels are,,en
%ceived on meet. beautifully -designed, and done a[ an
!expense of ever 82,000. 'Therefore it will beA seen
that the only thing necessary to' procure the medicine
in Its purity, is to observe these labels. '
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom. The
"following respective persons are duly authorized, and
hOld
Certificates of Agency jar the Pale of Brandrith's
Vegetable Universal Pills;
•
IN SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
Wan. Mortimer. Jr. Pottsville.
liuntzinger & Levan, Schuylkill Haven,
4- E. Hammer,Orwigaburg.
S. Seligman. Port Carbon;
James Robinson & Co., Port Clinton,
' Edward A. Kutzner.
Benjamin Heilner, Tamaqua.
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Certif.
Cate of Agency, containing a representation of Dr.
BRAN DBETWS.Minufactory at Sing Sing, and up
on which will also be seen exact copies of the new
/abets now used upon the Brandreth Pill Bow.
Philadelphia, office' No. t B Biwwarrit.m. D.
8, North Eighth St. S
February 19. ,
GOLDEN SWAN HOTEL,
(REVIVED,)
No, 69 .N.Third at., above Arch, Philadelphia
BOARD ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
CHARLES WEISS has leased this Old.estab.
liehed hotel, which has been completely put
intorder, for the accommodation of
travelling and permanent boarders.
1 1; ; I t iproximity to business, renrers it
desirable to strangers and residents
of the cityi Every portion of the !louse bits Int•
dergone a, 'complete cleansing. The culinary
tcpartment is of the first order—with good cooks
and servants selected to insUre attention toguesta
_-Has accommodations for 70 persons. -
Those .who may favor the house with theirs
cuatum, may be assures] of finding the best of
fare the beat of attention, and, as is stated above,
very - reasonable charges.
• V' Single day, 8 l 25.
17, Room fur horses and vehicle?. Also horses
to hire: , . .
OT Germantown and Wbitemarah Stage °trice.
Philadelphia. DeCamber 11, . 1841 50—tf
PAPER HANG I NGS & BORDERS .— The sub
scriber has on hand and for sale a very choice
lot of Paper Hangings and Borders kir Parlors and
flails, which be will sell at very low rates.
8. BANNAN,
Manta, sale a few elegant Fire Place Screens.
November 5. 1842, • 45
VERY - CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK
& J. Beatty have just received from
New York, a large supply of choice Green ano Blacc
Teas. . December 28 52
,
C"Af COPY BOOKS—At '64 cents each
for sale by
Oct. 22, 43
FEVER AND AGITE.
. ,
ROWAND'S 7 ONIC MIXTURE.
AFRESH supply of the above Itledicine.a certain
care for the fever and ague. Just, received and
for sale at MARTIN'S Drug
September 1
PURE win Tr. LEAD.
WETHERILL & BROTHER, manafactu:
rers, No 65 north - Front etre t, Philadel
phia, have now a good supply of thei , warranted
pure, white lead. and those customers who have
been . sparingly supplied , in consequence of a
run on the article, shall now have their orders
filled.
No known Substance poswans thole preserve.
nye and beautifying properties so desirable in - it
paint,. to an equal extent pith unadulterated
while lead;!hecee any admixture of other materi
els only mare its value. It_ has therefore been
the steady aim of the manufacturers, fur many
yeeisoo supply to the public a perfectly pure
white lead; and•the unceasing demand for the ar
ticle is proof that it has met with favor: It is
invariably branded on one head—WETHER ILL
BROTHER, in full, and on the other, WAR..
RANTED routs—ill in red , letters:
November 19, 47.
HOUSES & LOTS •
•
FOR SALE. asssib '
;I"; ; sass,
pAlso; a large number • of lig
Buildings- and out Lora.-of
various sizes, on the Navigation tract, lying princi
pally in the Borough of Pottsville. Apply to
SAMUEL LEWIS, •
July 16, 29-tf 'Beal estate agent,Cent re St.
•
.11110UNT CARBON HOTEL.
..?thuylkill County, Pa.
_IIOEUBEN RRIGHT respectfully anneunces
mut' to his friends and the public that he has talc.
en -this splendid, airy and . delightful establish.,
mein, situated at the termination.o
' .;;;••• the Reading and Philadelphia Rail
Rood, where he will be happy to wait
z on those WIWI visit the Coal Region, ,
.on business, or fur the purpose of enjoying the
mountain air and water. The Hotel is Jorge.
ffinished and furnished lathe best style—and no
:pains will be spared to •reader satisfaction to all
"who may .lavor it witb a visit. Being. withib
hen minutes walk of the Borough of Pottsville,
hough sufficiently removed to escape the dust
' nuil seise if that busy. bustling place, it is coe
. Vidently, believed that it will be found much more
pleasant and agreeable, than any other Hotel in
\ the vicinity. Attached to the Hotel is a large
'and beautiful garden, overlooking the. River
!Schuylkill, the Schuylkill Canal, Mount Carhop .
Rail Road, (extending to the Mines and therm
Sunbury) the Centre Turnpike,.and..at.the
`same time affording a real and romantic "iew cd'
fora Mountains.. The honie is minified with
- pure mountain spring water,-and a Bathing
establishment unrivalled in the • country. A
'splendid pleasure Car is kept for. the exclusive
• 'accommodation of visitors, who may he disposed
;accommodation
visit the Mines, or enjoy the wild and roman..
ticicenery or thfieurroundiog country. Individ.
-eali or familieS may rely on having ample room,
mid every possible attention.
Mount Carben..lnnel.9,ll34l.
PANACEA.—A fresh 'supply
' 0, 7'64 celebrated Medicine just received, and
• or'salit tbe subscriber. wholesale and retail
ka''Philadelphia pricerut 3 bottles for $5 retail.
' . B..BANNAN. •
Oct. 22„ 43 Agent for Schuylkill county
Na CARDS. —The subSoriber has Owl
-111.1:L Barka,
_of • kkayrogr Cards,
4'1.140 and Star eta, whirl be :will sell whole,.
late and retail at
.very row rates. Merehanta
' knd others iiipplied at Philadelphia prices. •
B. BANNAN.
Noveratair 19. '
. , •
Lt I IRISH: WalgKEY.—,laat received by
'‘," MILLER"di HAGGERTY;onejtanchean en
senor Obi bisii'Wbiskey Otard, impala Pala and
Thst
Brandy, ikaAlßobkie• Wm" A. Gm.
Ditebber St ,
,r4L
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ME
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;•7 " 4 "7".: . • ' '
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INIONIEIMINCEN -
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WILL moo you To macs Tao ammo oT 1111-,141211,arm alma oot ilioirie4 &utile OitoosrAnOt.litTaiwituni *LI. 'GM( al'iM*ll TO OM mine Aor stionaii iiinTrOe TOAint ilaiousii . Jowsion.
- VOL XIX.
' • - TAYLOR'S.
BALSAM ` - OF LIVERWORT..
Far CansimpliOn, Coughs; Colds, Spitting of
Stood. Pain in the aides or breast, Asthma
P/enrisi, shortness of Entails, Palpitation of th;
heart, Debility: Nervousness. and all diseases
of the Lungs and Liver. ,
.PREPARED at 375; Bowery, in the city of New
York, where the article first originated, and ito
Oelreenuine.
This medicine has been' need in tie city of New
Ito& with unexampled Xmccese ,for.eight years and
'found equally beneficial-throughout the country.- It
is now used by many of the medical faculty with in
'Creased confidence and satisfaction:
. See when Jou purchase that you get the truemedi
eine, from 37 Bowery, New-York, sold by Specifica
tions! •
Remarkable Cure of Consumption.
I have been an itivadid for three years,_and have
suffereti every torture - front' confirmed consumption.
But Dr. Taylor has wholly icured, me. The large
quantities of matters he used to raise has sulxvideil.my.
cough ha+ ceased. and I am fleshy again, my health be
ing wholly restored by using xhreetottles of his cel
ebrated Balsam. O. WINDLEY.
No. 139, Maiden Lane, New York.
'Short:ma of firma.: • •
For this disease Dr. Taylcier - Balssm ortivenOor.
has no equal. Having the Asthma, a severe pare ID
my left side, and some cough; I was induced to try the
above medicine, and great was my joy to flail it cured
mein about two weeks. It also cured my mother of
a sevete attack of the Liter -complaint, with which
sbe had watered two years. J.C. STONE.
23 Hall Place, New York.
Surprising Cuie of COnsumplion:
Mr. R. Gladdio of Delhi , Newilork; of a natural
consumpumos constitution, has been saved from an
"untimely end by the use of Di. Tayfoes Balsam of
',Liverwort. A where cold brought on an attack of
Pleurisy, and thus endedin general debility and con
sumption. A constant; cough, hectic.flush, restless
nights, quick pulse, and continued lass of flesh, augur.
ad a speedy death; but;as soon as becommencedahe
use of this Balsam, he /grew better, and is now fully
restored to health. ' AGENT.
DOM. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF 'LIVERWORT.
The cures and benefits procured by the tile of this
medicine, in all cases of diseases of the Lungs, is
most increditable. It bas been used by several per
sons in this neighborhood and there is scarcely an in
stance but its benefits have been fully realized. Per
sons afflicted with -
. Coughs, Colds. , •
difficulty of breathing, pains in the side orbreast,spit
ting.ofblood catarrhs, palpitation of the beart,oppres
sion and soreness of the cheat, whooping cough, pleu
risy, hectic fever, night sweats =difficulty or profuse
expectoration, and all other ;actions of thecliest,
lungs and liver. should not fail of procuring a bottle
of this Medicine. ' '.l. WRIGHT.'
Sandy Hill, Washigtoneounty.B- Y.
The composition of Dr. Taylor's. Balsam of Liver
wort is only known by the Proprietor. therefore it is
dangerous using any but that from 375 Bowery.
Na hereby certify that our son 6 years of age, was
suddenly taken with a fever, and after a Severe sick
ness a violent cough ensued. ,
He was bloated; his skin was filled; and his physi:
clan said there was no favorite symptom about /um,
that he had a confirmed consumption. At that tune,
we procured a bottle of that valuable medicine, Tay
l'or's Balsam of Liverwort. After taking one beide
we began to have hopes of his recovery. He tontip
ed until he had used five bottles. It le now a jek
from that time, and his health is better than it has been
since an infant. r
• • DAVID&HANNAH ROGERS,
Granville. Washinguin co.: N. Y
For proof of the above statement I refer to the sub
scriber above people of high respectability.
GEORGE TAYLOR.
VIOLENT COUGH AND COLD cuace.—The-severe
change of weather having given me a most, violent
cold. also expectoration and difficulty of breathing; 1
was mu i ristressed until I took Dr. Taylor's Balsam
of Live of t. I found this medicine to suit my ease
and cur die it once which causes me to recommend
it to Oiliths. J. J. FISHER, 17 Barrow st,N. Y.
PAIN IN THE SIDE AND swum—These diseases
have caused me much trouble, and often prevented
my attending to business. Every medicine I heard of
tried. but found no relief. As a last resource I con
cluded to try Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort' As
soon as I dal, I. grew better, and hive been gaiding
ever since r am now in good health, and
.can truly to
commend this Balsam as being far superior to any
thing else. A. L. GREEN, 2 Pitt st. N.Y.
• SPITTING OF BLOOD CU/IND.—For four months I
have ['alto discharge of blood from the lungs, almost
daily. Also a dry hard cough, some pain, great weak
ness. After trying the doctors in vain for 3 months.
I concluded to use Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liver Wort,
of which three bottles have made an entire cure: •
L. VAIAVILAN 0, 171 Oak st. N.Y.
For sale only in Pottsville, by.
JOHN S. C. MARTIN, Agent.
22-Iy. •
B.aANNAN
TAKE .*OTICE ! !
NEW AND GREAT INVENTION:
FRANCIS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MAN..
IFOLD WRITER. • -
jay this wonderful invention a letter and
1 " 1 ! plicate can be written in one operation with
more eerie and greater facility than a single let.
ter, With an ordinary peti!and ink. •
To the merelantile, professional and travelling
part of the coMunity . this truly great invention a*
of infinite value as it is a great saving of 'ffirni,
trouble and exTrnae. The principle advantage, to
ho derived from the manifold writer- is" that a
copy of any document may be kept without any
additional trouble to the writer, and without any
necessity of using either an inkstand or a-pen.
- The instrument used for, writing -is an agate
point, consequently it never wears by use. 1 For
banks, insurance offices, nierchanis, men of busi
ness generally, lawyers' postmasters, editors,
reporters, public officers, and all-whir may lie'de
sirousPf preserving copies of their letters,,doen
enents, &c. with an immense saving of time and
the satisfaction of having, an exact copy of what
theyt i have written, this will. be found invaluable.
Francis'S Manifold Writer has now been in sue.
imperil) oper-ation two years, during which time
the proprieter has had the pleasure of receiving
the unfeigned approbation of all w hose observa
tion it has come under. At the late fair !Atha
American' Institute the merits of the article were
examtnedlinto - by three of the most able chemists
in the ru i rjotry, who pronounced it to be a very
ingenio and useful contrivance, and not liable
to . changri color by expOsure to air, moisture, 4 or
chernicallagents. Consequently a medal was a
warded b' the Institute. •
The proprieter has lately made great improve
ments in this article. The paper is of the best
quality manufactured in the United Stites,' being
madefor. the Manifold writer expressly , to his or.
de'r. The roliniofthem, winch has for some time
been thOught iinpouible, has at length been
brought In perfection for which' a copyright has
been scoured.: The copying hooka are bound in a
variety:Of forma and sizes; varying in-price from
_ante upwards. ,' —j;:
Stationers end ciluntly,Merchents.in general
will find it to their edientsge to prOeure the arti
cle, is they Meet with: s ready side. Athirst
deduction made to those who boy by ilnleale;
Newspapersor magazines throughout the cotta.
try copying the above entire withent alteration or
abridgement (including this notice) and giving it
twelve.inside iesertinis,.ahall receives copy-sub
- jgct to_ their order hy sending s paper containing .
the advertisement to the Ogee of 'the 'subscriber.
LEWIS FRANCI4 83=Williim'street,
corner Maiden Lane; Nai:York.
November.l2 Ism • ;
2S-if
ea. W A IX'S VERMIFtIo E.— 46 'il
Medicine, which - has . gained' a, waiter coley
rity than any other . Wvinditedicine to the. utr7
try, ,always on hand, wholesale and retail; it
Philadelphia pricati., No familkisaftimotitsb
t, will be without Ibis MCditine: • ,
B. BAltil~A I,
Agent lot Schuylkill *lay.
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F.ti;T%tllsNi)'4lo . -. :.8 : A11',:.z - f!Ot,,'T'SVll . .,', ^ tgii-;§•.p.guy:gx.,:x4. -- :v4ftN, Tysi.P.-4-,:::.:-
OqNSU*PTION.
TO WE PUBLIC.
-; - - , ;•;.'- A:'
A iYN , VIELE
`f:',
OLE
aMP
TE sotqatlini'nfferii folfolmig Boas,
far sale at the yeti low pr :lees flamed
Nicholson's Carpenter's Guide - : 1.114 00 •
Clark's Commentaty 'S . 6O the Nei Tat&
meet, t volume • 1x.50
Life of Cline, by the Jan - Meet
wontl,ivith plates, feign qnuto,vOlerne S 50
Life al Calvin -62 i
Diversions of Ifollicot, or Mothers - art 6f -
Thinking - ' 371
Chalmeea Evidence ot Christianity 37}
foimktrinfitieJity, by . the Reit: Heftier:
Hooker
Doddridge's Family Expositor
Tyler's Univerill History, being
_6 yids. .
of the hew York Selma District Li
brary • • •• 2 . 50
Memoir of the Rev. Joseph Sauffire -
Biography of Peggy Dow,by Lennie Dow :50
Drew on the Resurfection kit the Soul - 1,00
Heekter's Bible Narratives. . ' 75
•Keith's Demonsitatkna of ihn Troth of • - 2
- Christianity - -„. ; 1 - 376
Pain's Politic a l Writinfrai vidumes 250
Webster's - Bible . •- . _ _ •
, • - 2 50
Village Sermons'.: .. • 1 871
The Artistic and Meebanleißepoxitery 1100
The Village Blacksmith ' • " • 621
Citeebiern of Iron, or, the_Merckuit i s and
Mechanic's complete Guide to the Iron
'Trade - - :00
PrinciPlesef Elocution 50
Newrnates-Rheterie 621
Book of Murders and and Trige.i6es ; 75
Pirates Own Book • :.
• 75
Book 01 Pirates -
Philogtiphy of Be'nevnlenee by P. Church - 621
Autiblograehy - of Adam Clarke, by th e:
Rev. J , B. B;Clarke
Rev. Inseph Labors
Convervations ,on-,Nature and Ark - will.
plates • 75
American Pocket Library, containing
1000 'receipts • ''• 311
Proscribed Germin Stad.mt,L.Clausing 371
Abercrombie's Intellectual Philosophy 8 7 1
Nevins on Popery
Rev. Charles Buck's Works complete iu '
6 volumes
Fox's Book of Martyriaarge quart; with
plates . • 2 50
Year/Book, or Manual of Every Day Re.
firence, arranged for. 'every day in the
year 1 25
TheFemaleStudebt,'or Lectures to-young '
Ladies on Female Education, by Mrs.
Phelps _ , r 75
Six - Moodie in a Conient 371
Supplement to do, - _ • 376
Six Months in a House of Correction 75
Blent's History of Eir.' Paul - 371
Outlines of Sacred History . 50
Russell's Lessons in Enlinrtation - 25
Williams Universal Gaieteer, 1•00
Lectures to Children, by the Rev. J. Todd 376
BlokLaira of Connecta:int - 25
BunYttea Visions ; . 50
Runyan's Holy War, elegant edition with
plates .871
losephtor, 2 volumes . 3 .00
Shikoku.) 2do : * 350
Do •8, do . 325
Chillingworthis Works; - . 2 75
Scott's Bible, 3 volumes , . . 6 50
Plutarch'i Lives I 2 72
Bock'. Theological Ditdionary 1 121
Doody Bible - "215
Josephos. 1 volume - . 1 50
Pictorial Bible, 3 vole 6 00
Sear's Bible Biography 9 50
' Whitfieldo-Sermons - 325
Barnaky Budge 50
, Hervey* Meditations • 871
Herman's Ztlllikoffer ( German) ' 1 :75
Christian Philosopher, by Dick. - . , -75
Home Book of Health and Medicine 2-75
Together with a variety of other books. at very
low rates.
B. BANNAN,
Valuable CoaE Tracts to Rent.
WO let on Isaacs, to suit applicants, 811 that tract o
Landlielonging tolhd North American Coal Co.
known as the Mill Creek Tract containing the for
lowing list of Coal Veins, many,of which,—among
others, the Peach Mountain Veins—tuiving a Tans
of over a mile in lengtb,.ihr.:—Lewis, Strohm, Barrac
leugh,Pnraon, ClarksiM, Stevenson. Little Tracey.
Peach Mountain Veins, Green rut, or Ruyan:tale
Vein, Perpendicular, Diamotid, and Big Diamond
Veins. along with-uumy others not named.
Also, all that tract called the Junction: Tract, be
longinglo the said company. containing-.the Salem
Forest, Rabbit Rule, Mortimer. Tunnel, Black mine,
C. LaWton and Alfred Lawton . Veins. Also. a Saiv
Mill. and Grist Mill, situated on the Mill Creek Tama
all of which will be rentd on moderate term" by ap
plying to . DAVID CHILLAS.
at his office; it • the Latulings of raid company. at
Pottsville, or to •
TIMOTHY IR. BRYAN.
Market Street. Philadelphia
December 17,
DIICG4 AND MEDICINES.
J .
UST received in sufditionlotormer supplies, a
general assortment of
Drugs, Paints,
..Medieines, - Oils, and Twpentine, „.
' Chemicals,' ' Dye .57411,
..1 2 nt Medicines, Varnishes,
• Perfurnen, Glassfrtnn 76y 9to 246 y 30.
Together with (nett' article in his line, while be
offers for saleona small advance,and solicits tbe at
tendon of Physicians and country dealers generally.
• • - JOHN S. C.• MARTIN.
',D Particular attention given to Physician's Pre.
scriptions.at all hours.
November 26,
GROCEBIESiI GROCERLESII
,
Java, Rio, Laguira , and other Coffees., •
_ Porto Rico, St. Croix, and New Orleans Sager.
Imperial, Young , Ibsen Gunpowder Souch
-ong, and PouchuMg Teas.
Sugar flonke, - and•Syrup
' Sperm Oil and Colnman Oil. - '•• " •
• Rice, Barley, Sivab,ands generalassminient
of. spices. ~ For sele.:very. low-by, • _ • -
- TROUTMAN. 4.,.SILLINAN..
* • Pottsyiße, Decem6er 10, 60••• T
-1.• •
. .
tiovEws Ina ON DRAFT. ' 4
sisllE subscriber lute — Mad' e anangern esti to . ripply
Ilov'erfa Ink on drsll,m•the following low rates.
at his Book undStatiddary..Store• •
' fl 00
Quart. • = •
tint, -
Copyingink, and Ink in, quart,._pint , half rot.
6 . and tor. bottlel. - This Ink flows very !Viet% and
is entirely frecfrouraedimeat. - cAIM, liover's Indef.
ible ink, ;without preparation; an article superior to
any other in the market. IL BAllltirlN;.,
• December ' 'l4'
.
~.PA.RD.
. .
el C. WILLIAMS. Dentist, most respectful.
• ly informs hti friendi e and'tbe public-gee
-smelly' that he Uri iiinoved - bis'OlEce - from lila.
38 North 4th street, td No.-120,44A Witt; lit
&dm baker - Sixth •sitreet,' *nth side whirs hd
wilt' cantinas. theroactice of , DENTISTRIG in
'alt.its different breeches. All cparatioesikrfon.
nrefron the late and roast itierevettprinciples."
Pliiladelitia;lfeeembeil7, ,
llllHEsubreriber havingtaken letters oT Admin.
ittration,to the l estiteAThomne Ireland. illte
Of Port carbon.,denansed; gives 'make to all per.
ions baying *claims against the "Said; estate. to
present them to him for settlement. Ind to'all in.
deptr.d.weisid estate. td `mate Pagnient; Iry she
lobattiber. residing in Port carbom
- CBAB. BABEL,
'December, 17.1842. - 51.41' ;
G OLD . PENCII; r CASES Jan receiied and far
,J l # 4 b 7 r 1 0 0 74.4"! lEtt
ME
SATURDAY bUtY
. ,
(As recited bY Professor Gtennbatik.)
ai 'Main; ffir mel - Brigt4 Water for me
.And Wine for the intmailoasdebauchee! - .T_:,
It cooleth the brow, it_ cooleth the brain._ ,_
It maketh the faint one strong agaih ~
Ireoinsitr'er the rinse like a breeze frOns the sea.
All freshuess.like infant parity. , .1,
0h ! wafer. bright water. forme. forme ,;.
Give wine: give winei to the debanehee!
Fill to the brim ! Fill, fill to the brim
Let the flowing etrystal low the Tile
TOT my hand is steady; my eye is true: •
Tor Llike thetiowers,drink naught but dew . .
Oh ! water; bright Wales's mine ofsvealthi
And the ores it yieldeth are'vigor and health.
So water, pars water forme _
And wine for. die tremulous debauchee ! .
Fili again Co the brim! `again to die
For water strengthened' life and limb!
To die dip of the aged it addeth length; •
To the might of the strong it addethstrenth,
It freshened's heart, it bnghtens the sight, . _
Tir like quahogs goblet.of morning light !-
So. water, drink nought but thee, - • '
Thou parent of health and =my !.• - •
Whed o'er the bills; like's gladsome bride; •
Morning walks forth iz - lier ban-104 Pride; w• -
And. leading a band oflaugbing hours, .
.Brushes the dew from the nodding dowers. •
Oh ! cheerily then - my vines is heard; • - -
Mingling with that of the soaring bird, -
Who flingeth abroad his matins load, .
As h freshen, his wing in the cold, gray aloud.
Bat when Eveninghas quilted her iheitexhigyo.
Drocisil)flintil and weaving anew • ' -
Her dusky es o'er hod and sea= -
How gently, 0 sleep. fall thy poppies on me!
For I drink Water, pure, cold and bright,
And my dreams are of heaven, the livelong nig ht;
So hurrah! for thee, Water! hurrah. hurrah! .
Thou art silver and cald,iaou artriband and star !
Hurrah ! for bright - Water ! Hurrah, hurrah!
75
300
50
I 00
4 00
48-
SOTICE.
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VIEIOIWAVSitinWitU
p;4l-4;zoLv4
Of the President and Managers of the &ivy/.
kilt Navigation: Company to the Stockholders,
January 2,1843: •
[ The Naditent and Mangers of the Schuylkill
Niiigation Company, have the Pleasure of igain
meeting their Stoehholders, for the purpose of ex
hibiting to them the state and condition of their
works; also atatemenn of their proceedings .. and
accounts, during the year (1842.).that has just
closed. And it is with much satisfaction, they are
enabled to observe, that notwithstanding' the tur
precedented enduing/mann! in Premier,' matters.
'that have pervaded the whole community, yet the
affairs et this Company :are in as prolperousal
condition as could have been expected, under ouch
discouraging inihtencew
The particulars of the badness traniacted dim
ing the year; together with the statements of as
cobras, - and affairs generally of the Company; ere
hefeeittb presiented, to wigeh they beg leave per
tiCulatly to refer; -
Daring the'month of November lest, I Inge
committee 'of the Board of Managers visited the
line of the company's isorks, ;with a view of as
certaining what repairs-would be required during
the corning winter, and before the mull time of
opening them for active trade, nexespriagr
After particularly examining the whole, Irish
the Renentl Superintendent, they report them to
be in quite as good order u usual, situ a sessan
of active business.
lime repairs will necessarily be required; these
base been particularly pointed out to the 2iiper
intendent; and orders have been given to have the
whole completed, and ready for opening, u early
next spring u the season may admit, and the pub•
lie accommodation require.
The boat channel from Fermenta to Mane
yank has been ranch improved during the pas
year, by the removal of rocks and other impedi
ments: but - there yet remain • few Points requir
ing attention . to tampion
.the Improvement. •
The new darn, now in prOgress, at Fairmount,
under the authority of the City Corporation, ( al
ready completed about half its length,) will, when
finished,with the other contemplated improvement
above referred to, materially benefit the naviga
tion of that section of•the company's ,wOrkg.
Theta has been no necessity for resorting to the
two reservoirs on Tumbling Run, for a 'apply .of
water the past season; they have therefore Dunaj
ned fall.
:The current expenses or the year 143, as per
statement herewith, compared with th se of pre
ceeding years, have been considerably diminished;
yet they appear by the accounts, to hate hen lar
ger. than was expected, owing to the e'rcinnittan
ces of balances for improvements 'made in 1841,
that was
,not finally adjusted, when the _ ti 4 Report
wan made to the . Stockholders; the payment of
which has considerably increased. the Mount of
that item for the year ,
The rate of toU on coil, ( forming, u it does,
so large en item of revenue, , ) tuts frequently been
the subject of ,anxious consideration. with the
Board of Managers. Several . years ago, it was re
duced and fixed at ninety cents a ton from Port
Carbon to the city, 108 miles; or nine mills a
ton for each mile carried upon the - company's
wake; which; compared with the toll charged on
canals in Europe. is believed to be, below dui cus
tomary price charged:there, eta has thus for years
been continued, without much complaint.' it may
be seen by reference to the - Report ef. January,
1842, that:the Board of Managers—believing that
the time had then arrived -.when the rates of toll
on coal could be reduced beneficially, not only to
the coMpany, but to ,the public--ennounced .
Minivan that they had fixed the rates for the
year 1842, as follows :Irmo- Mmult Carbon,7s
cents from-Ochuylkill Haven
. at !O. cents and
fremPort Clinton at 56 imnts per ton.
At these prices the irate commenced in, the
spring, and several , weeks passed ! , over with but
liule business inAlm tramportation.of that article.
Itrwas then stiennously urged by the coal deal.
era that the insiispiclosl, state of, the times. end the
fired itorcitrof'meney, even for the moat cod=
mcm:concerne and transactions of•Jthe c o untry,
were such es to produce the absolute necessity. of
anxiously soliciting si further reduction otitbe toll.
• Influence 4 by_ these;. Censiderstions,' the Board
OfllimagerirchichnitliAgam reduced their Mtn.;
from Mount Cmhert tO 54 cents peiton, and from
other Points less distant,-in proportion. -
Thus the toll on coal was reduced in one ties.
son, irons ninety` cents to Bk font/ cents the tan..
which accounts fdr thereat diminuition in the a
rironiol revenue in the , ieerinit dosed, compar
ed with the'reenipia of 140'001 genre: And yet,
notwithstanding'il4greaf ralrobM, it will be
'Oenielve4Mil'eetimence a statement of the as counts of the iii4enybeiehato annexed, that af.
tel paying allthe Munn% eipenses,l.improvement
llels4e4teektellaltenireses. end U
nmet the4ennaeapt, Alebt,flumf millpond= a .
MPhil ot:Prof0 1 for the ilieteigel,:A* about etz
percent. on the espial stock.- And Writ also
be perceived that. ssoooorthat surplus Who:it
dsPeinia hank, in the inn* +e oral
wtptw,frnitrtbs''Raa =of ]I anager. tar: tineteni;
for thestrand ringentiCbeing *the bold:
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era of theloim due on the tat of December t lB42,
should there bis no avid - ant . to the s ieezira,eutair!
ing en aitraordiriaryexpen4ittire - Of money for re-
The motiviewhich 'induced 1104 of
Metatarsi to• adopt tide coarse, Mai be' more fob
sioditatoad by the'followiag copy Of the Report
ditto - committee to *horn - the important -auhject
MEE
, .
ri TheConimittee appeinted on the 13th June
last,"tipon 'this subject 'of the company's finances
respectfully Seurat the folliwing final's4cm ' •
' Since their report of 2241 October last, noth
ing hilocenried to ifter their !lair 'of the bourse.
'Which; under existing circuinstanci, it . is proper
tri
pursue.
.1
. "The season of navigation btiog elided, no fur ,
"that beano - an be expected all the opening of
the trade . In the spring. the meantime, . two
quarter's interest will beconie due, Deamber and
Minh, and there win be the usual winter expan
ses to provide fa, of putting the warble order for
"the opening of the next season. The money. on
. hind will fully meet these objects, end leave a
sulphas of probably fifty thousand dollars; it winkl
be very sgreeble,to the committee, and they do
not doubt to the Board too; if this and could be
applied at once, towards the discharge of the loin
to fail due on the Ist December. But it is 'quite
obvious; that if say extraordinary. accident should
happen, ouch ere works of this kind are °emulate'.
ly subject to, requiring an expenditure of money
for their repair of damages, the Board might, be,
and in the present itate/of money • affairs, proba
bly would be, without the means of raising the ,
needful amount; and thee the revenue of the cein
ingseasen, and even more, be putin-jeopardy, to
the gnat injury of auto are Interested as stock
holders or loanholders;' the loanholders thorned
yea included, whose lam is now falling due.—
Heretofore, cation like this, would not hara,
requisite. Loans, in anticipation of reeeiiiii;hke.•
ly to, be wanted, could formerly be 'dial upon.
No one needs to be told that all this is changed:
such album - now, would plainly be imprudent
and hazardous, and the:Board would be sure to
faculties ,censure, in -cue of midortune, if floe.
ing their eyes to what is an pllpable, they wereto
risk the security of •the common interest, for the I
sake of a momentary gratificaticin, which might ,
turn "out to be a coals , asierifiessio all cancroid.
At the same time, it is the. duty of the Board, to
keep steadily in view the payment of the debtat
the earliest practicable period. They have there
fore
set apart their surplus funds, in the first place, '
to meet any imperious exigency, of such should
occur,) and ,in the next place, to pay the debt;
and they will not suffer them to be diverted from
this destmationy •
"Thus oast of - difficulties, wbleh'eould
not luta been foreseen, the Board, 'after paying
nearly two hundred end fifty thousand
'dollen of
permanent debt. out of the income.-within eigh
teen tenuthet past, have been ible to provide for the
regola payment of interest upon thri remainder of
theecapany'sr- loan" ; for the payMent "of the or.
diary expenses, required to keep the nevigatien
in good working order, and for the prompt repair
of damageefrom any „extraordinary disaster. They
an 'not help regretting the want of the ordinary
facilities for paying the leas, but they may be al
lowed to"find encourages:nut in the fact, that the
concern under their'eharge, is entirely free from
nesting or temporary debt; is able to' provide for
its own preservation and success, and for the punc
tual payment 'of interest ; beside's - a reasonable
hope, that a portion - of its meant may, Within a
short period," be dieposiido foi the paymeni ill a
pad of the prificipal of the permanent debt.
"The committee are fully persuaded that the
loan-holders will be satisfied that the course Pur
sued is. reasonable and , expedient, and that-it is
conducive to their,' own security. _
a. Fraying no ftntber duty to perform, the com
mittee. referring to . their several former- reports a
dopted by the Board, consider `their appointment
at an end. Signed, _ " ,
John Sergeant, Richard Randolph,
Joshua Lippincott, Mordecai D. . -Lewis,
Manual Eyre, John Rohlen,
. Committee."
Since the report to the Stockholders, of Janua
ry, 1843, the balanceof the loan that then fell due
habeas paid out of the profits of the year 1841,
exceptfifteenitundred dollar,, -that have not yet
been called for.
At the meeting of Stockholders in January,
1841, "an ordinance was offered and enacted, 'au._
thorising the Board 'of Managers to negsithite or
renew Sloan; for three hundred thousand generic,
falling due on the let of December,' of that year.
The general • Prostration of =Meaty offense, and
the grad want of confidence; universally perri4l
- the cornmanlty, fit's-beds even theprotrability of
succeeding in such negotiation ; and,' although ev
ay atilt was rade that promised the emitted
probability of access; • yet it is with feelings of
regret that the Board of Managers are 'obliged to
state, that they have as yet failed to make the ne
cessary arrangements for ite prompt redemption.
When funds have been required, for the pa
,
pose of coniplaingimprovements and enlargement
of the works, authorized_ and directed by....the
Stockholders, alliances' have always ban preps.
red, read, considered . and sulopted, at their annual
meeting', authorising. the Board of .Managers to
borrow money- e t tpreesly for that • p3rposa t. and
also to mortgage their works as security for the....
mount thin borrowed. • , • .
In conformity with this authority, money was
borrowed rind six leveret mortgagee given, prior to
itm year 1828; a large portion -e l these loans were,
by expressagreement, entitled tir the privilege of
censers:don into the capital itock of the company;
of this privilege all theholdeassailed•thersiselver,
and gave tip their 'certificates of-loon, for those of
"tack ;Ibus bind there inortgegis, amounting to
fire handled and five thotaand dollars, were paid
off end cancelled, and satisfaction his been abr.
ed,tberefor, on the records; in the; different Faun.
tiep ether, they bad been recorded. , .
Since the year 1827, many , bans have been
Made, in confornity , with the saps! enhances
of the stockholders authorizing them as above; re.
(erred to, It . hap
,icanehow haPpeeedohat the ex -
-
eentlon of . mortg ages Was pretermitted, and it Pia
not naked' nritit within the past year; Mat - none
of the 'seeetid Idea, aintraited sines the year
-1827,-lad been seethed; by the"actual execution,
of mortgages ei stipulated. -* • -
The Board of Mansgets,afta taking this whole
Subject into their Ohba* nOli4oratit'nc- w e ";
unanimous i n niftanti;i4t sitiet (aides required;'.
ibit-inOtilifit*s4nntd be 111‘nits security for
those ieteril loins which had - notbefOrebeen:thrut
secured, in the order stipulated by the ordifianfie:',
end resolied; that they Ghouls be mitered endirs. ;
ttentea dile for ,lind in. thevectiti4idet is to,
datejat *hid the arrierd ,entre.inbit4.tind,
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ID itiiet , conformiir with' the mina' ordiitencei
Of the stockholders , snituitisitig them.
::These haws Id! te e n-executed in duit faint. and
platted on ietfird.: in tie ;Seietal Sountiesthraugh
which the work i of the Company paw; so that
the holders of loans ere now_ respectively on the
precise footing. in • respect' of security. that they
were placed, by . orilitimiemi rinder Which they
lent their , omey.. • -
The'whote quantity of antlinteite Colf sitit to
itiatket in thi your 1842. by the *MY Nazi•
gallon, from all the .different pinta if shipinent,
as'per the Vollocton? has both.' _ ,
To which add the; quantity ow hand 'oil
thillasulintorat the city, u per the - ie.
port Of January, 1842,
Which has been distributed all near as can bo
isceitainade. as follows, viz
lat. Delivered. between Pon Carbon and
citYv
2. Shipped, for New York, on board - of,
1243 canal boats, passing -dire fly
'from the coal region for that city.
3d. Shipped st Ptulidelphie,On board of
2134 ravels, bgnind billi4toni ports. 256,080
4th. There his been iol/av,the city for
home Ame s : • • .•
sth." And - there. remains oniiind at the
Philadelphia Landings on the Schuyl
kill, ol let of January, 1843, by esti.
mate,
: Tone, • 519,602
The whole quantity of Anthracite Coal cent to
market ui the year 1842, by thalami! cuneb;end
railroads, is up followe—
By the Schuylkill Navigation, Tons 491,602
By the Lehigh Canal, ' 271,374
By the Itelatiaie end antigen .Canal 205,253
By the Reading Railroad from Sam , ' '
kilt county,
Tone,
The whole atoonot of toll received
on cool in 1842, 235,544 01
The whotr; ithount of toll received
An ell other articles,
The wings amount of rants reoeiv:
ed in 1842, including arming of
.1841 . .
The whole amount of rent due and
uncollected ott the lit of Janua
ry, 1843,
The estimated income from rents
for this year 1843.. • ; 17,000 00
-AU of is respectfullfsubinitted.
By order of the Bosrd of Managers,
JOSHUA LIPPINCOTT, Prea'n
Office of Schuylkill Navigation Co:,
January tad, 1843.'
The following hi • tompustive statement of the
total amount of Produce end Merchandiie trans
ported on 'the Schuylkill' panel during the years
1841,and 1E142,
• Descending the River.
18ii:
Flour .brie.'' 53.746'
Gain--; ;bush. 522, 787
Seed 4,4.30
. -
Iron " tons 5,016
—Blooms & Castings 18 t
Von Ore 3,556
OW • 584,692
2,392
173 .
123
806
4,038
--Bituminous
Butter •
Leather • "
Marble.
Stone
Bricks
Sand
Lumber
'Staves
Shingles "
Rail '
Lime 28:989
Limestone 28,359
*Birk ' 251
Wood 7,388
Sundries • 2,584
Wbiski3y galls. 153,460
. Exensc.r.- 7 1f the intellect requites to be pro
4ided with -perpetual objects:- *bat • mist it be
with the affections! Depend upon it the most
fatal idletwasis the heart, and the man
who feels weaiy of life,'thay be sure that he.does
'net lose his'filloW creatures es he:ought: -
•
f,l? - : , : - '=• ., ':
EMI
Tons,
Total in tons 698,827
„ .
. _ .
Ascending
_the River.
1841., . 1842.
Flour . tuts 2,577 . .3,582
Grain bush 183,022 - 92,062
Salt - • - . 97,893 • 64 1 979.
Fish' bile • ' .4.786 , 2,764-
blerritandize lbs • . 8,027 , ' -4.131
Plaster tone 6.241 5,905 .
Iron -3,521 906
Iron Ore 271 828
Hides 305 ail
brieke „ 678 5118
time
Lithesione • "- 3,161.3:895
267 591
turrit?e'r. 4 3 , 8 3 3 . 3,344
131o'ne '152 146
Manure . * 27 5 : .. - 290
Bay and Strew : 2 482 577
Stoics 194 223
. Vegetables . 233 - 813
-Coal' - • • - 212
Rani - • - ' 1,337 - ' 1,245
'Woof r '•'552..:567
-Lathe! r ' ' .114
Sundries • - • .739 -' • 718
Total in tons • : 28,890'; 22;934
-We bold that the We of Muter perishes - - with
their bretith,t'ad that ther anizever again to to
clothed with conielouantss. The - inevitable
Ammon of their_ oxisteime should plead : for them
tonehiugiy., . Poor, eptimueMl thiugh,who ,would
neediemli : 100460bAtif4n11:1,10saro. 4 to
: A, habit of thinking for he amok.
ed 6 1 the . solit.*4 141304 t. but thi sbit,.of 4O
, dlig for biamelfis not to bi_ eained; It slay,-
1 - -Deefidoir is* thing ant COMMA fully exceised
Gild it br Woolly wanted. You cOntiof play at
deifilhig:x - lrot mast hairs sealithiiiii - dial. with. -
~.,.. , ..
MIM=I
gErtiN
iettguituti .
The bottott mills lit Stocliottand whitg;
base beets closed for fault isottiite,taittlittatatetivi '
tal'opetatioae l'hitiii - eotisidete tr. 'tag 161,
,
An etiliktaotta hisat si_gasi_egit •
near - Dtistoileid; Inesetiriag -itreititiforetaatte
v ittettatranditeigtdas 21.168 7 •
, 'Contiseas- for tiqpifisti aw '
Weil Of taiga
;with bntchet'raieit, hive baba 'tacit at lithei
more thiaihtee ohm a poitiid: -7- • • ;
Ablitid widow id Sidittooth, named Sehtinriei•
pteseatid deutioasti-istottgist asat !tibias Mejemi
to he aged ,Gir lonhg Piibe3 of :Waco. - The
present *u eckuoitledob a• liiittits!•l
the continent:l of the Queen; ' • '-, • ;
In 1837 . ; the ouriaber . rif par Merit .
Preston; was 2 - ,4211% end lhifjeost.',£2,l4Ste , Ytt
1842; thadUcnier 14. 14 Vreid
477. - ' • : •
An iron liftekat titiek;
one Of the lienheit and tiled powerful min at the,
works, a few dais - dote- armed for' ti'
ger, to &lobs quart of eihrikey without taking it
froth his head. He accomplished the ills' feat;
'and drank one glais More; but kis then . fonr
hours be was a cUrpse::-Ilanipitrire Tekgropti •
Private Robert Newman; of the Plymouth - 1:8;
visions of Royal Marines, tins beer' senteiteed , ,by
Couttmertisl to seven pars transportation and to
be branded wittiltie letter D," for robbing thli
, A dreadful accident °rennet) on IVidneedej
ihe.papeezilis of Mrs. Crompton. at Colihmett_
Manchester,. by Which a tripod girt was;tora, to
pleas e lad her mistress (Mrs., thompton,) who
ran to her assietance, bad bee aria torn oft The
girt went too nesr,tbe millrwbcelianCber clothier'
wen; &aged t into the machinery, •
Tonoriti.—!-Masanzni,,Accuriirt...-Wcor '. .
naszur. Psasalics nz htisiLatt week epoet
man namedabornsa Hey nolda vial employed sink%
jug a -well in a solid rock r.,behad prepared foe
blasting, and lining attached a firse l eras being"
dratted up, when the rope broke, and he waspree
cipitated-to the.battom from the height of 2b,feet.
do great was the conenuion that one leg male bite
ken in three places; he bad, hiereser, 'sufficient
conteionsness.and pretence of mind to match the
burning fuse horn the charge (in doing which his
haiid Was burnt) and he providentially escapcd'it
.catastrophe which Would hors been certain death
to him. HeWas taken upend carried to bislownd
where he still is in ai precailous stater .- •
Ireland. . .
kt) -4._
404602
24000
519,602
20,968
126,654
88,000
19,000
her majesty intends sieiting Ireland welt Arlo'
So says the Kilkenny Jouvnal, 1
The Tipperary Free Press ley, that
eratoeillistory, of , Irehmil"irrill -be publishe4.s l--
bout the let of December oexk - -
.An inhabitant of Limerick, who - resiited the
payment of seven gctineas for
.LewiesTopogiaity
ical Dictionary, is saddled wit 12240/. law moil
•
On the night of the-22d ati iUicitdistiltry was
distoVered it the western point' of Entitle moun
tain, county Donegal, which:committal] neatly 400*
gallons of,potale; with b still at full wink: togeth
er with a large number of'vessel& The Police al-'
so seized at the same place several bags of contra
band n2alt, all of which were .linetaotly - ea &cc-
- Wally destroyed. \ . •
On the 29d the party 'etatiarteil at • Oistlederg, -
- made a moat' exteinive seizure' 'potato; •e gets
still, and a tiumber of vessels, the toWnland of
'oentaughter, county of Tyrinno At DObliticitotigh, •
there were two extensive seizures midi:l-hist Week.
he Counties Donegal, 'Fermanagh, Tifonti end'
part of Cavan ire touch infested with•privateidis-'
tillers, thus proving the bad Poli'cy' - of ratting ;the'
duty on ithiskey..--Derry Standard.
Marcus Synnat, Esq., Ballymoier, - liiii(pger-'
trusty reduced his rents' 121 per - anit;'front 'the
year 1839;
• and halgenatoualy and willitigly,:tit
the suggestion of his kind agent; Mr. peorge lien
ney; proPOsed to have his lands Seined fn; the )
course of the ensuing spring' by a Sworn ealitirtim
the situation to correiporid - with the•pielentlins
pricer of agticulttiral - prOduce.--Kerri:Eiiminer.
-[From a personarknowleilge of MreynitinTer
management of his estates, we have tl l e
pleasure in:eilding'orit testimony to hie excellence.
We do not knew a more worthy or &refloat! to.
loved landlord than Mr. Synnot,* or's:te
more at heart the interest of bienia - any ....t/triers
Nnies.l •
49,398
1,017,626
' 69,097 03
P 95,441 04
$19,652 CO
6.075 43
1842.
46,868
249,192
3.794
2,927
Scotland.
- A great deal of poverty' and . destitutioO"CiiSti
through Ont ScOtlend, and in the town'ef,Piisleyi
report states ; that many ate SUCreflOgfroo Aetiaal
wani of food.
Tirane ax Gstasurits.;--Tifis spirited, town
is thriving azingly just now, having mo re •
dere for shawls, mantelings, and tweeds, than it
can well execnte. Not a'boy or girl' la toke'seen
about the ritrects,'—all are enipllyerl;—Caferlr'nif.
an Mercury. `,
ANOTLI.Ea Lio ItioA =He r litdielity, ill e adtfle
(1014 to the many munificent &memos eonfeireif
to the city of Edinburgh, has been kindly pledged
to instruct Sir. Henry Whearly to tiarismit, irons
the privy pinie the 'elfin of ROL tcrklisa Herriot,
.a blood relation to the illustrionsiotindor of Hint
on, Hospital. • • ~
Naw WATZII. COirANT , •:- We understand
that the petition to Parliament in favour of" the
New' Water Company has now r eceived the sig.
intuits of no fewer . than . .18,000 6000tildOkfin
Edinburg and Leith,: The : average nnmbei Of in
mates in each house is five, io thstlho petition, to.
presents the wishes of 90,000 inhabitahts.=—Ediri.
burgh' Chnirritte. , .
• .
'A Sinottor E s
vaisso.--iletiveentourn'clOck
. .
on Saturday morning and Sunday" *wooing last,
not fess than 45 couples were maimed by Xi. Si- -
mon - Beatty, of the sark Toll-bai,'Crotni,br...sides
all the business ilio'ne in
. the same:way .ky , the
worthy “Eishop"".. Mr. John Ltitton,,,of Gretna.
. • ;••
892
2,576
491,602
2,202
161
166
713
2,231
126
1,027
11,1110
109
497
8,000
366
1,263
2,502
164 .
37,872
31,409
217
4.964
9,006
64.446
C 137,028
Mt. Robertson, firmer, Tsmnsvan Csbnieb,:
'while flatting in ibi;Rekirtin,tbts other day . caught
trout twelve , incites lank, end in its statnitekttscre
found Iwo mitt:--Forris Vazeiti. ;
FATAL - Acczostsr.--On Tbunntsy a
,tutte4
'spaded workniiiil; belonging' to dundivati,Ulo3s
.
ilame'ofJohti Aidten, descentlid 'tine of ttai Iv
•
let,pits ( No. 9,) for th e puipose of . exPlorieg the
workings thereof for,ttis employer, sod hsvini done
so. was in the se of ascending; when,: owing; to
some mismensoinent, 'pod/ 'Aitken . was precipice=
ted
,to- the boito . to of thsPit, where Isy a corwid
arable depth, of water, end ere the,_!erdY 2,ll ,uct r
which was Sent . eriivsji the untOitonsto inickhlitt
finally cheappia while the" lifeless e0rp0e..41 4
n little eaetiett,,c!ea reirer.l ftent'ilsitiatet,
ord, and .oaried home , en
font hankie thither,. 'who beve thee beet:l.6l4es , -
441 of an excellent Italaincilandlatherqtasgeto:, is
Argus, Dcc. 3.: • .1
.
on Medan-at : the Snip. JP 9 .• Pown!'imo. •
j'ato twist givingyeOitotioott
_Op -
,Cultello, couvi l w.fikentPPlPlY• "P 4 h .1141 ,
,eelf ; opott the beatth tug• .to ,repteipot ~ ~b
of the Moor: from the iptiOyierActit Ool i nosio±if
his fell he rose from his eimulatitd death fie git,
• pain;aid'ite ~eetiousle
died On the followittgThuttulay;•;- ettraaretiiiilm:
atcfs; '"
WoiTair or. Isiirtione7,Wet Inn.lf4Per l n i
stfte.thet eomitionikin)elivnutin 4ll ! o4,. .
thebr 4. 4 1 86 . to !meet Mr. Evens , 141vilitfl'uomot s lAtnitei,,t0eFh ' i,
bait rettiii)ea tett- pet -Oeot , -- to•kiiietteotil On this
ientst - thiolgichieletui
was previously litii - ot• *test* Ate then 44'66 44
neightininhoina - 7ini 6 r. _bCEdedal idt thilid ll4 6
s Inge lit thar,oolol'44ll4 girillituit , any slitthiOnnsX
I thatt.t:Ottitioiti '
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