pAN.s.LA • - - r .
!' cAte,vorni 'ARinVED;
•The Cairdoriiierrived at Boston, 'on -Wednea
.
day ; labt t after. a long and boisterous pasiage.. The
tie Or Et is riot of muc6iinin flan ee. •
A fire bed occurrexl. in Gootisman's Ton
: 'din e in which.' nuinber, oPpersope were burnt
.
There are coma fears of disturbance , ' or ie•ola
tion in France.
Oairimiesioneie :ttppainted:hy the
'Ettipeior - olChitia, have marled glut Treatr with
Orgig 7 Bntain,..by alining it.
.Locoxeco :FrauT.—The following is from
the Cincinnati Gazette's' COlumbtfa letter of the
10th
• At !Mike disiussions, last eiening;'ori bank re
fora; the hristles of the
. di r simisrit's were raised to .
"the Perlieritliculir;4l boiled—some gave.
,insolence to the tongue, and bard words produced
blow% end . a regular democratic - light. How the
'quarrel originated lam not fully advised. be
gan, however; with some angry talk between a,
Whig- and Mr. McNulty. " The% latter made ix
bass st the Whig, but the blow; being ill-directed,
Veil short of the mark, and the strength of the
knight of -Knox was waited in beating the air.
'lathe fracas, Frimch, the door-keeprr, came to
'the rescue or the aid of his friend McNulty? This
hrought Hotchkiss, of Cincinnati, into the melee.
Who pounced upon French with the full force of
this braworarm, and, in aninitant— •
" Down drop'd he stupid from the stunning Mound ;
His feet extended, quiverins; beat the ground ;
mouth and nostrils spout a purple flood:
flit 'teeth„all shattered, rush inmixed with blood."
French is badly iniurcd, and confined to his
room. The c!frk of the House discharges his
duty as sergeant-at-ens. rHotchkisti and his an
tagonist are both brother,demNrats. No one will,
of course, dispute that they have given an emi
nent example of brotherly love and fraternal af
fection."
_ INVASION OF MFAICJ BY - IEXAI3.-A Galveston
correspondent of the New Orleans Tropic, under
date the Bth Jannaiy says, by an arrival from
Houston on 'the !at -inst., we' learn that positive
information has been received by letters and
orally, that our army reached the Mexican town
of Laredo on the Bth ult. and took pesession
without firing e gun; the few Mexican troops
flying at their approach. After-taking-the town
aiietachment crossed - the Rio qFatide and plan.
red the Bearer of the single, Star on the West
Bank. Gn the Ift,the army, numbering about
550,.crossed the Rio Grande and marched for
Guerro, a town about GO miles below .But from
what we can learn there are but few Mexican
troops this side of the mountains,
and they 'tbs.
persed throughout the valley. If this proves
true, this little body ta ill very probably reach the
neighborhood of Matamoros unchecked; and if
reinforced by that time, will immediately attack
that oily.
SUMMARY EXECDTIoN. --Iv Cooper's Naval His
tory in the report of the battle betwen the United
States frigate Constellation;,` Captain Triixton. in
1119,.and the- French frigite Insurgente which
the captured in brill' and masterly styie—this
Massage occurs—
" Ea rly in the conibai i, orie'olthe men [on board
the Constellation) fline, ed from his gun, and he
was-instantly killed by'the third Lieutenant, to
whose division he belonged."
This is the whole story—no name is giver, no,
-comment made. Rot it is known that the Lieu.l
tenant in question, was Mr. Stetritt, 'Who after.
wards,' m command of the United States Schoon4
or, Experiment, performed many gallant teats in,
'the Tripolitan war'.
It is also certain, as is believed, that no' Court
of Inquiry army sort, was'instituted into this
proceeding.—U S. Gazette.
Mt.:stmt.—New Orleans appears to he prolific of
tortoni this season. The following, is the lan*:
..An intemperate woman named Mary Ann
Hammond, residing near the corner of Moreau
,and Sr. Ferdinand street., was found dead in her
bed yesterday mnrnint Her neck
.eatt cult in
several plitees, and many violent bruisilt were
aervable on her Person, a howihajunat plainly that
ehe hardenme toiler death by
„foul means. Her
trivn husband, a man named ,Ismes. Hammond,
wart arrested yesterday open the'suspicion of hay.
inO been her murderer, for in reply to a police
officer who asked him why he -bad dune such a
hnrrlble deed, he replied, ",I killed her, d—n her
heescise she. would rot give me liquor." Be
sideethis monster, Bridget Conrad, ThomasMorr
. 'is; and Francis Higgin, residents in•the same
house, were also committed i,to jail as being con
spirators and accessories in tho , affair.
.
The Senate of Illinois has passed resolutions
-tlrclaringit in7pudient either to have a Wittig all,
-or any direct taxation at this time" - , The Cin.
einnati Chinni , to thus notices the procedings,
indmives, we should think, about the only rational
solutinn, of which it ts susceptible :
• .- We most believe. as the only mode of recon
ciling these things with the huinan underatandinc._
that- the Legislature of Illinois •are illinerite,
and, as the end of the would 13CCUt. in 1843, there
i.. no necessity for raisin a revenue, Of course,
'if there is to be nn tariff and no direct taxation,
there is nn pay for nfri e-holders, and the end 'f
civil government has come. We think now we
have got the end of the demacelcues."
NOVEL. AND TWERP:STING TratrrnANCE MFET
ING.—George flail, President offh,Parrent
Washington ~ ,Sagiety of lronlitvn,witti i two or
three other officers of the finciety, yestr:yay oh.
darned permission to hold a tempernne
•on board Well. S. ship independence, and noon
going heard at IO , A. M., fond the cabin fill.
ed to overflowing 'with gallant tarp, anxious ,to
hear what was to he said anon the subject. Mr.
Hull, Mr. Welsh and Mr. Whipple, of Wachtna•-
ton, severally delivered addressee appropriate to
the occasion, at the close of-which one hundred
and. eighty Feven of those noble sons of the ocean
• pledged themselves to total abstinence from all
it-x ,k4 ,ean intositlet. • .
Two men, a ar..k . and a' fireman of tthe Great
"Western steamer, on her late arrival in England,
were arrested and severely Punished for' smug.
The articles smuggled were argil's, and
cot exceeding fivo pounds weight.i They keep a
.sharper lookout for smuggling in 'England than
We do. Their are several chaps in '/Yorkshire
who drive their carriages on the profits of smng
gling to, the United States, and the names of these
rogues are well known in New York and
. .
bost s —A duel was feinght it Genoa. in No.
vember last, betcvnen •Midshpipmen Beers. and
Cook, attached to the U. 9. ship Columbus:which.
resulted in ileers being shot 'in the leg. The
wound will not prove fatal: and' the patient was
doing well. The quarrel -originated during.tho
veceptipst unboaxl tliecolumbusi l of the Queen of
St diva'. the parties havebeen suspended by the
-'Commodore; and it is said will .he sent borne for
llinv-Tirres.-Irk the town of Trenton, N.-
young me g bad: concluded to be wedded to'
Ai inisi of ....sweet eighteeri,'! . 'Pe any was Bel,
friends invited, aid the elergireari. called. After
•-
the nuptial vows were - made,: And the usual cere T
monies. performed; the - :bridegroom' with much
solemnity end dignity, stepped op to the reverend
Aikend in.si respectful tone said.
wait until fall, wad take your psY ip corn
- - *Thelollowing toSer or sentiment; bpi been io !
*Obi' reminds of: the :areiepspere tot *cline years
tat i,eaef wtu . 91* tip"prOtito - dten
The Grist *ha Wine—the Virtuous. all they say;
in times dietier.piejeis; 44 7 ' itia tarn to'Clay _
A Ay initatieti:shail the iomMent give„
shit turupi•
The jeethy : ekhrete44.einiofwas•freqneritty
very ahscrii;i,,•ll.-aidriilifaisiQ#lrrefey„at - difrerent
timel*thi t rxiierrliatilt,i - d - ili44vcrivelo took
he d - tkrsnined tq ittitctheLhonestyhfAiis servant
a4rtdful i stgaleon his table..
sede
r`.St . init ; Saitl
yki_it3)= s t - esitatter'nesliiltts
gn!
„
r. - • _
• I
-16 We - until:O.& -,Perinsllvanta the marriage of
Mr. Wright to Miss Eetterway. M. 'Wright
bad'nh. - iloubrresd Popei Unit/mat Prayer, par.
timidarly the tollonring verse of it: • •
]ft am '
right, thy grace impart
Still in the right to satyr
If t OM Avrong, oh! teachmy heart -
To find the better tray." .- • - „:
NEW BOONS.
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•
WORKS OF NATURE—In state of healttt the intesti
nal canal may be compared to :a river whose waters
flow 'net the adjoining land.thrnugh the channels w a
ttire or art has made, and improves their qualities ;
and to keep up the comparison of the ricer, so long
as it nuns on smoothly the channels are kept pure
and healthy ' • but if by some Calash the course of the
river is stopped, then the water in the canals j s no
longer pure, but soon becomes stagnsat. There Is
but one law ofcirculation in nature. , When there is
a superabundance of hunnirial fluid (serosity) ih the
intestit I tubes, and costiveness takes place, it flows
lank into the Wood vessels, and infiltrates itself into
the circulation. To cstahlish the free course of the
river. we must remove the obstructions which stop itsr
1 ree courae, and 'those of its triberary streams. With
the body. follow the same natural principle — Ternove ,
by that valosble purgative medicine called firdAND'
rates VEGSTABLE M.:firs:n:4AL PILI" .whietrure an
effectual assistant of nature, the superabundance of
humors in the intestinal canal. Ely persevering in
this practice, the ways of the circulation will then be
restored to the full exercise of their natural functions,
and a state of health will be firmly establised. Re
niemcuer, never suffer a drop of blood to be takepfrom
you. Evacuate the humors as often and as long as
they are degenerated. or as long as you are sick:
Purchak in Pidtsville, of Win. Mortimer Jr., and
of the agents published in another part of this paper.
. Deaths.
On, the 16th inst., at the residence of of his step-fa
ther, M r. Richard Stephilds. in West Brunswie, town
ship, SAMUF.I« Fourz. son of the late Dr. Foltz, aged
24 rears, and 7 days.
4.::k the 19th. his moilal remains were interred with
masonic honors. is the burial ground at NleKeans
burg, followed by a large concourse of friend 4 and
relatives, on which occasion, the Rev. Mr. Geissen
hainer delivered u very appropriate funeral sermim.—
. Peace to his ashes."
Our illarket,
CORRECTED WEEKLY. POTTSVILLE. Jan. 28, 1842
Wheat Flour. pr Bbl 84 75 Bacon, per lb. 6i
Rye do cwt. 1,811 Pork, " 4
Wheat. bahl 90 Hams, " 10
621 , Pot4toes, bush! .37i
.51;);Planer, - lob- 4,50
. " 15.00
Rye.
Corn,
fl.te,
dnz 10 Timothy ts'd, tighll,so
lb 121rlover " 5,00
Bev,.
Butter
The lives and characters of the Heroes and sa
gea of the Revolution."
ATHE \ LEcTritEB.-=-Mr.
Charles I.ei b will deli ver t he fif.h lecture of the course
before the members of thelnatitute. and the public
..n the ahove named subject. on Tuesday eve• ing
nart.the 31st inst., at 7 , o'clock, at the lecture rpom.
corner of Centre and Mahantougn Streets.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of 1 ottsvilte arc re
spectfully invited to attend.
THOS. FOSTER, Assist. Sect'y.
January' 28,
.
117 TO TEACIIP.RS.The Board of Schmil Di
rectors, Pottsville district, give notice that a general
selection of Teachers will be made, for all the Schools
in this district, on the first Monday in Feb. next, and
all applicrts are requested to band in their aliplica
tient; previousto said day.
RuBT. VvOODSTDE, St cretary:
Pottsville, January 28•
' PUBLIC s% LE
OF A ItOUSFI AND LOT
WILL be sold at Public Sale, on Wednes
day, the Bth day of March next, at
clock, P. M., ut the Muse of William Keahper,
in Port Carbon, Schuylkill Co., Pa.
A honse, end lot of ground, situate
:pa in Lawton's addition to the min of
tiji
%. Port Carbon, in Schuylkill County,
rEI., said house and lot is situated on
the north westerly side of - Third street, about
fifirdeei north ewd o! Lawton street, containing
in front on said trhird street; fitly feet and in
leecth and detott ot that width two hundred feet
to Fourth street, said lot is hounded north :we,.
ieriy. by Fourth street. north cas.erly, bi lots
No. Illt, south easterly, by 'aid Third street, and
south westerly, by lot No, 1.35, said house and
hit `trap formerly known by the name of "Cow.
tier's Lot."- Late the prorerty of C. A. Brohst.--
On sob:floes are erected a comfortable two story.
frame dwelling house. , . •
Attendenee will be given, and conditions tnadc
known on day of sale, by
E7..:RA S. BAYHURSII
. GEORGE KRUCKS.,.
•.
Assignees of C. A. Brobst.
January , 2B, 1 . 843 , 5
,
TIIE ANTFIRACITE runs Avg,
I,OCA T oin the Borough of Pottsville,
-Sehoylkill county. Pa , is not excelletiby
oil!'-r in facilii 'vs for obtaining variety ofores,•
Limestoi.e, arid Coal, being accessible by Canal
and It'll Roads In within a few yards of the stack.,
The Furnace and machinery is in such a state or
preparation, that a small amount of outlay,would_
be stiliicient to put it in blast in a few weeks.
The authenticated aecounts of the great im-
provements and extraordinary qualities of 'Pte.'.
run produced by Anthracite Coal in Wales,•holds
out strong guarantees for safe and prefttable in
vestment. - • •
The proprietor not hiving tiler relluitiite a
mount of capital to keep it in - 61mM. is desirous of
having some person to join him, 'wh
o would-take
3 4 or 2-3 interest—or he will lease or sell the
whote'property on such terins •ea will btifoued
advantageous.
For forther particulars, apply to
WILLIAM H. MARSHALL.
Pottsville. Schuylkill County, P.
January 28, 1843.
STRAY ROG. ' v
CAME to the premises of the subscriber. reel.
ding at Payne's Mines, on the West- *each
Rail load, on the 12th inst.., a large HOG: ; The
owner is requested to come forward, prove_ pro.
perch pay, charges, and take it, away, otherwise
it will :be sold According to law. .
.1111.CRAEL.McAVOY,4:
5430 t
January 28.,1843,
E _ . . .
1. BECKER'S EYE SALVE;. —A.,,nupply
of thin highly celebrated Salvelor
,anri and
inflamed Eyesinit 'rideitred and, for irate at
.JOHN S. C. IVIAATIN rei Store."
Januiry:2,B 180 s—
.cAarrros! • '
imin subscriber-hereby . cautipnc.lho'paldic
001 to give anv.thing on vas!. ; to his wife.
ELIZABETH, nor !co any other, p e rson, on his
name, ens he is determ ir.cd not tqpzi, ang debts
otherwise contracted ihan by him.elt, or hi 4 Or
der, • *--THONIAS-
Norwegian TowpChip,,jan:l4,.
WOTES , Iz, DRAFTS..—BIink. 'Napa in
Marla in ',well
.1_ of bound -uP" 6150; 100
20D and - 300 in a Bona, always foiiab3 •
13. , BAINNAN: •-
,
- Noidmber
.
ROYAL COLLEGE •
'OF; .SURGEON X -LONDON.
iIUS PILLS:
rIPUE OriginiilXygeraii:Uniiiersat Vegetable
411 - Medicine, prepateil by W.•• MISKIN,
jlieinber of the Royal College 'of Surgeons, Li.
centiate of Apothecaries Company. Fellow. of
Reit Court Soetety.Surgeon to the Royal Union
Pension Association, Laneaster - place, Waterloo .
• Bridge ;•Ind Perpetual Pupil of
,Guaylis and St.
Thomas' Hospitals, London:
These Pills having gained a celebritY.tinparal..
felled in iiiriseetion.of the Union, are now con.
itidered by all those; whejsalue good' health, in.
dispensablens a family medicine—patronized by
numerous body of the ttiost eminent Physicians
,tinthin'thhi country' nail Europe,—ie
ia . presunled, to titamp their cbaractei in,
the estiniation'Of every. fhinking . man, andit is
hOped;, a' far ',better recommendation than .the
course reamteato by -Ignorant and- unprincipled •
pretenders, Who to mislead and deceive the pub
lic, pabfiab
what they can practical proofs and
certificates of Cures, that exceed all bounds of
rational credibility, and Most of which, if not all.
are either gross fabrieatiaiiiii or procured by fraud
and Connivance: ' • t •
Tlio editor - of thi tofii Island farmer says—
" This medicine has obtained an unprecedented
degree of well preserved Popularity. .llavingltu
ken these piffi.oiirselves to advantage and wit
neeted their beneficialefaiets on others, we have
no, hesitation in recoinnaending theM to the pub
lic as a safe, salutary and useful family mcdi.
eine." -
< de i oNone are genuine without the signature of
the General Agent on ilia Ipbel, by Whom the a
bove medicine ii imported into this'country. •
JNO. HOLIBEIN.II29 Waverly place,
Gen'l Agent for U. S.
Testimonials in favor of Aliitkin's Pills from Wm.
eratoshato, Esq. the great Iron Vaster, who
has in his employ upusar4s of 8000 men.
Cyfarthfu Iron Works, April let, 1836.
Dear Sir—While on a visit sometime ago at
Alderman Thompiion's 1 had the honor of meet
ing our mutual friend Sir Astley COoper, and fife
after dinner candersation one day, turned updn
the necessity of eilopting eaine course for the bet.
ter preservation of the heafjh of the numerous in
dividuals employed in my storks and other extea.
eive manufactories. • i
Sir *Aley very justly. remarked that the ape:
thy'evineed by working men in general to apply
for medical assifitance wart most unaceituntable,
though graciously administered to them,. and aa
a remedy, he suggested that much good might be
done by furnishing the betas of families with a
prepared medicine. (so that they might at all
t i ng , s bye it on hand,) and he strongly recom
mended your Pills, from his knowledge of their
composition, and great usefulness as' a guileful
medicine. i
Onlely return home, ! *suited. Dr. Russell,
the superintending
Physic's,: et. my evtablish—
mention the subject; who entirely Cuncided with
me; ititthe advantages likely to be derr: , d from
suchi course. I therefore requested him to ap
ply you fur a quantity., which yon promptly
forty ded, with the pi escrlption, for which I beg
i
you h except my thanks, rind I now feel great
pleupre in informing yolk that the experiment
has pceeded our Must sanguine expectations, in
imunvingthe general health of my men in great
nuriners in every departrieent, the godd effects
of ipeicine. Pr. Russell informs . me, has been
hilly satisfvtory, partinularly among those
emyed in mining, and: on the Smelting and
Pu l ing' urnaces, so well known as destructive
i
to human - constitution.
;in glad to hear my neighbors of the Peny.
da n, Dowlais, and Plymouth works. are by
myfecommendation using-flip medicine with the
sum success;
V.annot tax your libe ality by allowing Dr.
Rotel to avail himself of your prescription for
my end% it would be ari act of injustice, you
wil herefore please for Ward .E. 500 worth, for
wb ' I enclose an order ort my bankers.
. .
' am air, you r ohedieut Servant, •
WILLIAM CRAWSHAW.
• WM. Miskin, Esq. London.
A l upply of tbe above Medicine just received
and r sale by -.-
. JOHN'S% C. MARTIN.
Sole Agent OF Schisylkill county.
Jailary 28. 184 3 . 1 5
CARb.
WILLIAMS, Dintist,maet rPepectful.
- "°,tin - fiirms his friends, and the public gen.
cially4ist he has removed his office from No.
38 Nor,/ 4th street, to NO. 120, Ara Street, lst ,
door bamv Sixth street, South side • where he
will colinue the practice of DENTISTRY. in
all its aferent branches. All operations perfor
med onth e late end mostra4roved principles.
Philallphis, li/ecember)7.
GMCER ES 11 GROCERIES! I
..
Java, 'la, Lagnira, and other Coffees. .
Porto 'co, St. Croix, and New Orleans Sugar.
Impe , Young Hylton, Gunpowder, Souch
onff. d Ponchong Teas.
, Sagermse, and Syrup .tolasges. ?
Sperm land conintod Oil..
Rice, ey, liareh, and a general assortment
of spices.' or sale, very low by
TBOUTMAN dt.. SILLINIAN.
Pottsvil December ID,
50—
.
• 11 Elt , S INICON DRAFT..
THE
1 sub
1
Berl has made arrangements to supply
Ijoyer'skm draft, at the following low rates,
i
at. hiatook S tationarysture.
Gallon. i ; . "$I 00
Quart.' - 'i '' • 25
Pint. ' 121
. .
Also, Copyi ;and Ink in ' , roan. pint, half pint.
6 ana 4 oz. b ei This Ink Bows very freely, and
is entirely tre 'Mid sediineht., Also, Hover's Indel,
ibis Ink. wi ut, rireparati,on,l, an article superior to
any iiiher in market. r , B. HANNAN.
December 1
r , - 51 . • ~ - 1 .
•'= ! '
Val°. 'Coal *rapt s to Rent.'
11. ,
p
o let on I :s,to suit aimlicants;all that tram of
''. land belong to , the .kor(b American Coal 3 Co.
known as the ill Creek 'rapt, containing the for
lowing list of al Veinsmany of which ,— among
others, the Pe Mountain Veins—having a range
of over a mile en ,, th. viti—Lewis. Strohm Berme
leug.h, Pearsontlarkson. Steienson, Little Tracey.
Peach Mounta/Veit a, Gieeri slth; or Ravenadale
Vein, Perpend lar, i Dianiond, and Big Diamond
Veins. along w many otherc not named. '
,t lan; all the act called the Junction Tract, be
knging tothe B company.containin,g--the Salem.
Forest.nabbit e, MorumeriTunneL Black mine,
C. Lawton and red LaWton Veins.. Also. a Saw
Mill.and Grist ,situattal on the Mill Creek Tract
all of.wkickiFpl reined on moderate termity-ap
''plying to • DAVID CHILLAS. 1
..
at his o ffi ce, at La nu n cirr din ny gs ' o l f i. sa ß id ß cri yA m N pa . ny, at
Pottsville, or to . • ..
Market Strect,'Philadelphia
kl-3mo. -
December-17.
COAL NOS FOR SALP.
F ,
m
OR the,ben 'whom it y concern , will
.tie
sold at Publa 'endue, on the seventh day of
March next. at the,rmsylvania Hall. at 12 o'clock
at noon, all of thfid which Thomas. Haven pur
chased of Thoina Williamsand William ISosby
shell. Executors. Caroline, Young, Executrix of
the last will and t Y, ept pytba to te R o b ert Young,
'deceased, by, deed, . 23,1836, and all of the
assets. received . Efecutors is 1836. as per a
greement of Feh.16,1836.and all the tight
and title to which id,Thiamas Haven has to the
benegt of the saidAs meat. The preened; consist
of the land lately to Messrs. Lawton & Haven,
being three hand nd _six4 acres. more or less,
with all the huddle. n die s me, ilnd sistynine &-
met of the *trnete. to Eamue.),Lewiti. The title
kill be given by Ntirranty as given by the et
ecutonrof Young-f., slid Daven. The condition
of sate will be Twel Plinusand Dollars on - the de ,
'lye* of the deed. the hXlanee of the pnrehase
money in fourequa I Cuts, with interest Dom Jan.
1at.1813, secured ntls ? ind a mortgage on the
premOes;, interest p *.annually, and in default
et'PeYntent of inter° d.whble amount to become
due. and panhle.wit oily 10 proceed egalest the
prethisee- The-p an be examined by apply
ing to Messrs. Lava. Haven. The sale wiU;be
positive, to close a c.
THOMAS RAVEN.
Fottiville,Janaary , " 4-- _
ADiL ti
Arrool
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viASiestov c d his
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OLD ESTABLISHED PASS 'B OFFICE.
. 100-I'itteffrett, riotthi Sheet.
. ,
. . •
• '- THE Ou 'her begs kave to call
• 1 ,- 0 .4 the attention of his friends and the
p io\ - + Public in general, to the following
'•'arrangements for'lB43, for the pur
pose of bringing"opt Cabin,-Second Cabin s :. and
Steerage Passenger!, By :the fos3wing
Regular facket'SAips to and frost Licripol. •
,
Ships' ' ' Captains Days of Sailing from
Names. • New York;.
G. Washington, Burrows; June 1 Oct • 7 Feb . 7
United Stites ' Britton' 6 13' 6 ' 13 • 13
Garrick . . Skiddy 25'':'- 25.' 25
Patrick Elam Delano July, 7 llair 7 Mar 7
Sheffield. 13 "13 13
Roscius'"_• '25 25
Independence Nye 'Aug' 7 Dec 7AI 7
Virginian • Allen 13 ' 13' , 13
&Odom+, E. Cobb '25 ' 25 25
Ashburton ..11uttlestori Sep. 7Jan 111'y .7
Sten Whitney ,Tbempson 46 13 ' .13
Sheridan
,'"Decoyster 25
Daxei of Sailing from
G. Washington Burrows July 25 Nov 2551'r 25
'United States Britton, Aug 1 Dee Al
.1
Garrick Skiddy ' 13 , ‘•
..0 • 13
Patrick Henry, Delano 25 • 25 25
Sheffield Allen - Sept 1 Jan. 1 51'y I
Roscius • Collins 13 • 13
Independence Nyo -- 22 '• ,2 . 6 25
Virginian 'Allen Oct. 1 Feb'.A J'ce 1
Siddons ' JP... Cobb ' 13 ' 1 -13
Ashburton liellicson ' 25 25 `' 25
Sie'n Whitney Tbompscin Nov I Mar I; J'ly 1
Sheridan: Bergin°, ' 13 • 13 ' 0
&galas packet Ships to and from London
Ships' Captains Days of Sailing from
Names.,New York.
Mediator C hadwick . June 1 Oct LFeb I
Wellington 'Chadwick • I 0 ' ICJ 1 -10
Qoebec • Huberd ' 20 2(1 ' 20
Philadelphia Hovey • July I Nov llM'r 1
Switzerland Chadwick 10 ' 101 10
H. Hudson Morgan 20 '2O
Ontario Bradish Aug 1 Dec 11A 1 1 1
Toronto Griswold • 10 ' 10 10
Westminster Moore 1 20 • 24 20
St. James Saber Sept I Jan ..IlMay 1
Montreal Tinker • 10 • 10 ' 1
Gladiator Britton ' 20 • 20, • 20'
Days of sailing from
Londow,
Mediator Chadwick July 17 Nov 17 M'r 17
Wellington Chadwick ' 27 ' 27 • 27
Quebec fleberd. Aug 7 Dec 7AI 7
Philadelphia Hovey • 17 1 17 • 17
Switzerland Chadwick ' 27 '27 '27
11. Hudson -Morgan Sep. 7 Jan 7 ary 7
Ontario Bradisb ' 17 1 . 17 ' 17
Toronto Griswold 27 1 27 ' •27
Westininster Monfe Oct. 7 Feb 7 J'no 7
St. Jamas • Suitor ' 17 17. : ' 17
Montreal Tinker 27 27 • 27
Gladiator' Britton Nov 7 Mar 7 rty 7
In addition to the above Regular Lines, a num.
ber of Splendid New York built Transient Ships,
su ch as the. 'Adirondack,' 'Scotland; 'Russell
Glover,'
and 'Echo,' will continue to sail from
Liverpool we:1 10 Y
in regular succession, thereby
preventing tbo 1e;7 4
possibility-of deten:ion or
delay-in Liverpool : and for the accommodation
of persons wishing to remit nipoeT to their lam.
ilies or friends, 1 have-arranged the i l . l Yolooti of
my Drafts on the following banks :
The Ulster Bank, and branches,
IRELAND. The Provincial Bank do.
The National Bank do. •
All Drafts payable at eight, at either of the a
bove banks, their branches or agencies.
)Messrs. Spooner, Atwood & Co
ENGLAND. bankers, London. ''
P. W. Byrnes, E9.,ttiverpool.
Passengers can also be engaged from Liver
pool to Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore, by
the regular packet ships, on application being
made personally. or by letter, ( postpaid.) ad
dressed to
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
:100 Pine street, corner ofSouth.
AGENTS.—In Pottsville, Benj. Bannon, Esq.
In PhtladelPhis, A. C. Craig & Co.
In Lowell. Rich. Walsh, Esq.
In Albany, T. Gough, E-q.
In Newark, John McColgan, Esq.
In Toronto, U. C., Rogers and
Thompson.
I also beg leave to assure my frier.de and the
public in general, that the greatest ptinatuality
will be 'observed in the sailing of the above ship,
together with all
,others which I may have, and
that passengers will experience no delay on their
arrival at the different ports whore they mean to
embark.
P. S.—Free passage can also be secured from
the various ports in Ireland and . Scotland ftom.
which steam's:Ws run to Liverpool.
JOSEPH NIcMURRAY.
100 Pine street, New York. •
Gives drafts in sums to suit Applicants,. on the
Provincial RanL of Ireland, payable at
Cork Banbridge Limenek
Ballymena Clonmol Parsontown
Londonderry Ilawnpatriek Sligo
Cavan Wexford Lurgsn
Belfast Omagh • Waterford 1 .
Galway Wingannon lUndon
Ennis Armagh Ballysliatmon
Athlone Coleraine, Strabane,
Kilkenny Thingervan Baßina
Mallow 'Cretan Moneymoro — ?,
YOU ghat Comehill Enniikillen )
Kilrush Monaghan.
ENGLAND—Simmer. Atwood 4 co., Banker.,
London, payable in every town in Great Britain.
P. W. BYRNES, Esquire, Liveroool.
CITY AY GLASGOW BANK ' Payable in every
town in Scotland.
New York, January 21. 4
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
Bei a Hair Culler, in the Bafinont Story of
the Pennlytvania Halt, "opposite the •
Miners' Bank.
- A. ULAWKLITS.
'VIBE Physiological Hair Cutter, and Ecstatic
."7 Shaver. has opened at the above mentioned
place, Hawkin's new system of CUtting Gentle.
men's. Hair, by which its luxurianeemnd beauty
is rendered truly ornamental. Thelilesign and
execution darer entirely from the usual practice
of Hair Cutting adopted here, and commends it
self by the expedition and gentleness with which
the operation iv performed. By the bran monde
it has been denominated a scientific art,and welb
er for the Pulpit, the Bar, the Senate or the State,
its elegance end classical arrangements, will add
dignity and grace to the whold contour orthe
La Fete Romaine. All thire who will favor hith
with their custom, he feels confident that satis
faction will be . given..
HL B.—Rmoira boned in a superior manner.
M Utial
A: Hawkins is ready to perform for Cotillions,
.and Parties, at private houses.
December 31. 1-3 m.
DItiSOLUTION.
THE partnership hitherto existing between the
subscribers, under the firm of Samuel ].Potts
& Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having chime against the late firm.
and those• indebted• thereto, :will' please call on
Andrew /I; White. who is duly authorised to set.",
tle the same. -
„SAMUEL J. POTTS,
ANDREIV B. WHITE..
. Jailuary ' .
• ' , PUBLIC SALE.
PURSUANT, -`
.to ordor of the Orphans'
Court Of Schuylkill county, the eubscribers,
Administratore of the estate of Jonathan Jones,
late of Plat Brunswig Township..and county a=
toresaid, deceased., will expose „to sale by Public
Vendue, on Sitorday..the twenty-eight day of
January, 1843, at the hOuses of.lienryiKepner.
Inkeeper, in Port Clinton, tire tindivided„ one
foiailh part of the &Sewing - real estate:l
2233 Acreiol,Wocid Land; Mori or
•;:;" . 7, 1 ' . !: less; situate Schnilkill (Minty.
' joining the Schuylkill- Cala. Port
Clinton. lands of refer 0 "Qeeny sad
onierA; inc udifig additilnifo Port Clinton.
120. f Acres Of Wood Land. mote or less; : situ
ate in clinylkill, county. adjoining Windsor
Furnice lands, lands of Peter CI flatiirOohn
&hill and others. Selerio,:eommence .at I o.
clock,P: M.; when he conditions of sale will be
Model:flown by
PETER JONF,,I.
NT , HOI. I AS lON ,
&finial '
January-T.l_ -ardor&
B=MMEMMENNIMMIIMEN
IN BANXRUPTOY:
,tatfteitStates COntrt.'
EASTERN, DISTRICT. OF- PENNSYLVANIA. _
in Bankruptcy. -
- ' NOTICE.: -
A PETITION for the Benefit of the Bankrupt
Law, his been filed the 10th day of ;tummy,
1843. by
William G. Johnson, late frotel.keeper.tmer Gen.
Orman, Schuylkill 'county:
Which Petition wilt he heard&tibia - thi, Dis
trict Court of the United •States for the &Stern
District .of Pennsylvania, in • Bankruptcy; at
the District Court room m the City of
Friday,;tbe; 1011!`-dayQf FoOloacY
ne ,11,10 41 o'clock, A. M. :When .and Wherwall
persona interested may appear iutd show enure. If
any they have, why the prayerof the raid Peti.
tion should' not be , grarilcd, and,the _Stud l'en
tioner drained Bankrupt: =
FRAS. iIOPRINSON, .
Jan. Cleih of District Crigni.
NOTICE.
A PETITION for the benefit efthe Bankrupt
sla• Law; has been filed the sth nay of January,
18-13, by , - • ' "
Paul A. Sabbett on, Iron Fonnder end Steam Eu.
gine manufacturer, Schuylkill county..
Which Petition will be heard betorethn District
Court of the United States for the Eastern District
of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy, 'a't the
District Court room its the City, of Philadelphia,
ori Friday.,the Ifith day .of February neat. at 11
o'clock, A. NI., when and hero all persons inter.:
ested may appear and show cause, if any-they'
have, why the prayer of the said , Pctition should
not bo granted, and the said Patitioner declared
Bankrupt.
FR AS HOPKINSON,
Clctk of the District Court
January 14, lea 3-3 t
FOR DISCIURGE.
United States Court.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
In Bankruptcy.
NOTICE.
AL PETITION for Discharge end Certificate
-"k- tinder the Bankrupt Law, baa been filed by
Scott Steel, Miner, Schuylkill county.
And Friday, the 31st day of March
.nezt,,at
II o'clock, A. M., is appointed for the heiting
theteof. sitting in Bankruptcy, at the District
Court Room, in the City of Philadelphia, when
and - where the Creditors of the said Petitioner,
who have proved their Debts, and all Allier per.
eons in interest, may appear and show cause, it
any they have, why'such Discharge and Certtfi.
cats should not be granted.
FR AS. DOPIONSON,
Clerk of District Court'.
January 21 x
, 4-10
NOTICE.
AL ETITIONS for Discharge and Certificate
under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by
John T. Hazzard, Gentleman, late Meichant,
dividually; and as a member of the late firm of
Hazzard and Strauch, Schuylkill co.
John C. Ernat,Coal • Merchtmt, do
David Conner, Farmer, do
Robinson Kay, Miner, do
Frederick Friest. Saddler, do"
Joseph S. Ruckel, of the firm of Joseph S.
Ruckel & Cc., Coal. Merchants. do
nd Friday. the 31st day of March nett, at
11 u i e!ock, A. M.' is appointed for the • hearing
t h ere d; .b e fore the said C.mU, sitting in Bank
ruptcy, at th e District Court Room; in the City
of Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors of
the said Petitioners, who have proved their Debts,
and all other persons in interest, may appear and
show cause, if soy they have, why such Dis
charge and Certificate should not :be g ranted.
FR AS. 110 P K I NSOM
Dec. 31, 1-10 t Clerk of District Court.
EDWARD Y. FARQUIIAR,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
HAVING removed hie office to Mount Carbon.
will he happy to attend to any business confi
ded to his care.
. _
Deeds. bonds, wills, and conveyances of all kinds
attended to with accuracy and despatch.
He will also at tend to the collection of rents, and
agenCy bosinesa in general. Al communications
from a distance through the Pottsville Po‘t (Ace,
wall be promptly attended to
December 2i, ' 52 3t•
CHEAP BOOKS.
Firm subscriber offers the following Books
for sale at the very low prices named :
Nicholsim's Carpenter's Guide .4 00
Clark's Commentary •on the New Teat&
ment, L volume 2 SO
Life of Christ, by the Rev. John Fleet.
wood, with plates, large quarto volume 3 50
Life of Calvin 624
Diversions of lio%Tot, or Mothers art of
Thinking37i
_
Citabiner's Evidence of Christianity 37i
Popular infidelity, by the Rev. Herocan
Hooker 75
Doddridge'e Family Exploiter 3 00
Tytier's Universal History, being 6 vole.
of the New York School Piettiet
biary 2 50
Memoir of the Rev. Jmeph Sulfate' 75
Biography of Peggy - Dow,by Lorenzo Dow 50
Drew on the Reeurrectimi of the Soul 100
!Lochner's Bible 11. - arratives 7.5
Keith's Denionatintions of the Truth of
Christianity ' . 137
Paine's Political Writine, 2 volumes 2 511
Webster's Bible 2 59.
.Vtllaae Sersnon4 I Erri
The Arthit'i and Meebinio's Repository, 1 09
The Village-Blacksmith 64
Catechism of iron, or the Merchant's and
Mechanic's complete Guide to the Iron-
Trade. ' . 'I 1 00
Eminies Prthotples of Elocution '', . 50
Newman's Ithetor l ic, . 611
Book of Murders and Tragedies 75
Pirates Chen Book 75
Book of Pirates • , f 6 0
Philovnphy of Benevolenee by P. Church 61.1
Antebtography of Adarn-Clarkcr, by tbo
Rcv. J. B. B. Clarke 5 0
Roy. Joseph Wolf's 51irsionary Labor. IQO
Conversations on Ntittira and Art, with
plates • - 75
American ' Poakot Library, 'containing
1000 receipts ' • 311
Proscribed GermanStudent,L. Clanging ' 37i
Abercrombie's Intellectual Philosophy 64
Nevins on Popery • 41
Rev. Charles Buck's- Works complete in
6 volumes - 4.00
Fox's Book of Martyrclarge quarto, with -
plates • ' 2 50
Year Beet, or - Manual of Every Day Re. '
- ference, arranged for every day in the
year " , • 1'25
Tl,eFemalo Student, or Lecturei to young
Ladies on Female Education, by Mrs.
• Phelps '75
Six Months in a Convent • 371
,Supplement to - 'do ' -37 k
Sir Months in a House:of Correction ' 75
Blunt's History of St. Paul • "' 37i
Outlines of Sacred History '5O
Russell's Lessons in Eitunriatioa ' 25
Williatn's'Universal Gazeteer, • .
1 00
Lectures to Children, by tbe 'Rev. ,S.'rodd 371
Blue J e ttwa of Connectte at - 25
Bunvan's Visianr 50
Banyan', holy War, elegant edition with
plates ' 87i
10 - sentra,:2 - entuutes -- cro
Shaltapitiie 2do • ' ' 3'59
Chillingwortheti Works -1 - 275
Scott's Bible; 3 Soling°, - 6'50.
Plutarch's Gives 2,72-
pock's Theological Dictionary • - 1 126
Doney Bible • • " - • - 2 :75'
loserthuer ' 1 volume • -' - . -' 1 .507
Pictoriat,Bible, 3 vats • 2 6 en .
Siar'a Bititii Biography • - : : : ..- ;••2 . so
WhitEicldatilorrootat - ,P 25
Barnaby udge - 50
fiervere Meditations - ' •
Herman's Zot!ikafler "j Gerinitif , .1 .75
Chriettaniqule!npfter, by 'Dick:::
Itorne poolkof 'Health end Medielati ..
'Together with varietyCd;otboi bootie, Tery
low 'rates; : , .
•-•MI(X7Xff9' ME:viORANDA'S
ing . a spaieforimemonudi for btehltitylO:the
year—rorsatle'br
January 14184.
1 - ',1: 3 -.., , ,....'i ,`......c,-;:-.,:......::.:4,1,
NE
IC, - •
ATWEV *
oFnce m einlitr a et Opptis4 the tiebitv
Hotel._ .
J 9 I - •
' - ATTORNEY, At LAW,
-iniAS. km:nave/ from Market Street to the slum
6 4tformerty occupied by • AbiabaloiMeitisei in
Centte Street, opposite the Nat Office:.' • -
Pottsville. October 8, •••
• • A Ci Bel •
irrpittril AT LAW,. r. •
' • •
• •
. - .
111)1grAS. removed his office tu the brace or - Jahn
"C. Neville, Esq.. opposite) the Post Office.
November 26. • • ..48—
.SCHOOL 1100Kl3holes:ale and reblit ai
- Philadelphia pries% for sale by . •
Marehl9. 12— • B:LIANN,4/41.
THE PHITADRLPHIA, READING, and
Portsmax RAIL ROAD.
'I
t ag k r , r ,
r
'Oa trild ofiei'Wednesday, 'lsll.l
Me kaistngei . „ Cunt and
the following lloura Ike .
Reitcling arid Polt,rilte Rail Road:
. . COAL .TR - AINS: • •
. The 5 Coal Trains . will' have" Potts Ville be.
(.
tween the hours 4'9 and 10; A. M. or one . ritiar.
ter din. hour 'aittrr,;:emd . run on' td
where. they will meet nod pars.all thew) Traitntt
Coal and Passenger. . •
The first 3•Coal Trains will-leave Richmond
between the hours of 6a and 7. and the lest 2'will
leave the Plane at 71 and 7/: the ist of these last
will 'always hold up before crossing the timid-
Track iittho Falls, until signalled to by the
man that all the 3 Trains from Rtcbmund have
passed"up tbe Cute.. •
. .
The Down Paeaeng r Train will lei_ve,Potts.
villa at 12 AI., behind all the Coal -Trains pas.
sing all the up. Coal ,tralus. at . Readiriz...and
running past the last at Murnstown. the nest '2
ut, Douglassville, and the ~Grit 2 down Coal Trains
at Pottstown. '
The op Pam - tiger' Train .ia leave Phillidel.
phis at 12 A. Al.- behind all the Coat Trainsi - pas.
sing all the down Coal Trains at Reading, then
running to Pottsville.
READING FREIGHT TRAIN.
The Down Freight Train will leave Reading
on Tuesdays and Thursday* at 8 A. 11. passing
all the up Coal and Passenger Trains nt Potts.
town, where they will wait,tur it.
The up Freight . Train will leave the Plane on
Wednesdays and Frldayr, immediately behind
the up Passenger Train, to P.atstown, where it
will wait for all this gown Coal and Pa4serigcr
Trains, which trains will also' wait fur it, and then
run to Redding.
rorrsv 11.,LE FR FIG lIT TRAIN
Leaves 'Reading on . Thurralay and Saturday
at 7 A. M., paroling all down Coal and Paasenger
Trains at Port Clinton, Where the latter Trains
will wait fnr it.
Leaves 'Poitaville about 7 P, M., after all the
Ct.al and Paaarnger Mies are in, and has the
track clear to Reading.
G. A. riIC.OLLS,
Super't Transp n. P. R. &P. R.
Nover.ber It, 46
THE subscriber oirera for sale the . "Piilegrove
Farm." situate halt a mile from the town of
Pinegrovr, containing One Hundred and Fifly
Aerea. The Union Canal passes thiougli the
property. The foil law 'sandy river bottom, and
has leer well limed. • •
: , .The ,irittiovementa conaist of a
si, 1 1 ", rood Two Story Frame Dwelling. a
Rank Barr and Saw Mill, with a
i
is s •--., a
_,....... . good power !
For further tuformatiOn, apply, to
GEORGE N. ECKERT.
Swatara Furnace.
: Pinegrove Township,Schuylkill county.
December 17,102, , 51—if
Ody 82 for a 41.14 of tke United States. 2
MITCHELL'S NATIONAL MAP OF THE
AMERICAN REPUBLIC, OR .
United States of North. America,
Together with 711aps of Thirly.two of Me firin
eipal Cities and Towns in Me Union.
THE foregoing is the title of a new Map of the
United States. recently, publiehed,by the sub
scriber, which, for accuracy of Cisagraphieel de.
tail, boldhess and distinctness of Engraving,
beauty of Paper and Printing, end richness . of
Colouring, will challenge competition with any
similar production.
.Surrounding the General Map, are Map* ,of
Thirty -two of the principal Cities and r o p ing ,
with their •Vicinitie4 ; and in the margin there t.
a Table (Wall the Counneli. in the United Staten,
( nearly 23t10 in tnimber, ) with their population
acconfint to the Ceti aUP tit' kiln. The
up.ward:. of 4 feet in lenghtti, and 34 bait
It is rnounied no in the beat m a u ler
with a neat Roller and Moulding. •
This Nati onlll 'Map of the CnitedStates is sold
invariably for the exceedingly small\ sum of Two
'Dollars, less than one.half the price hitherto
eitarged•for maps of the like size—lbrniiitz,, with.
out question, the cheapest work Of the kind•ever
published in the ViiitedShiteslee, in the World
and• coming within the wane of almost every
.me',' howeverliinited Ilia circumstances.
The - sribseribjr hair eingliired in the•Comptla.
Icon and Engraving (Obis Map, the hest Artists
in their restmetive de p artments in the country;
and he is porstisded )flat all who may enonnic
it, will be satisfied Ihit the iiii•tioelness 'of its
Lettering, arid the facility with ,which every
Name in it may belead. are an essentialimprove
ment,in these inirsiitant•respects, on the 314 pi,
usnaily published.
The importance of an.intimate Inirpoirtrarre.
with, and a correct knowledge of the ',it:outsell
of our counir v.' gourd, WO - trident to iv...iv
The vast client darts territory, with its "happil3
arranged Divisions=itafirWity Qiveri , Fetieirt
ting.by Their eriontlee'e trit etarissi ha to rect.:
test dis rieti--its cepitrailelid chair tikes
its extensive Mounttig Prange., ii r.d lir Iva(
of SeuXnatif, cantrat irprerfaUd
ictercaeo'to an
_atailtatis add dixercetly.es
ktaved Map. • '
- Tire saihseriber has inside arrangements to enj
ply this endety' with the a4rwe 1l:1114, at-the' pu.
fisher's price; at his and PeriOi
lea! Store: '
Call and vepp!i youraelf beflire theerlitiat
io exhausted. Being tho only Laren Map pub
lis!red stuee the Cenaow of 18,40.,'L file demand is
so great that we cuut•l milk pit:tour() a'fuot`coplea
at present for this place. • •
December 31.
TO 'VO'.
TITS PORT cLiN.TOI4 Ff)Ii'AIDRYI. and
411thine.Skop c .together withal!! the Flak.',
Machinery, and fittivree beloyirine thereto. Ap.
ply ,to . ISAAC MEYER.S. - Esq., •`7
• at Puir,Clinton,br to
- ECKERT ,4-. GUILFORD,
• . .•- • •• • - Swatare Forme°.
-.December 17, • I
JUST received in addition to former ioppSei, a
generilisiortment of _
_ Drtrsß, . Pt,ints, '
Nedicin . .„.• OiLf,arsel .
Chemicals. - Dye
.Staffs,, .
AgentAkilifisqlideA. -
PerftwTy,
~,. • ~,GlassfrazAl aysto24.by3o,.
Torither with aim oracle in :his *US be
offers for sale, at a ma 11 silv,ance,and solicit* the st::
tendon of Physicians and country dealers geninally t
' JOON - 311. - fIISRTI N.
041' Particular attention. glitch Ici'Phytciait's Pre
actptiont.st all hours:-
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.. ptete'in'tlitolg., elegantly J 134 le
ceirtil and far kilo by , B. BANDI .
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Drug Store et ALADTIN •
December =
SWORD'S CiIURCO AN'S ALlll' ANAC—
Jnot, received and for. ado by. :
Jan.:. 2—, . -•• _ B.:PANNAk
•
monk it LAGUAT{I_POPFE.C-;-50 „begs re ,
nmeeiroct ondfor tale by. y ' " "
Oct. 29.44—. :111LLER it HAGGERT'.
A LiMANACS FOR 1843.A,Geriffirt end `English Ilk Almanacs. 03 0 1ho . .closon ,or sit i tlo k t Afro t h u
Whig Ahra4ak„,:ipd l!enry Clay Almanacs for 1313,
fofeate br Jan:2l, 4-* - B. BANNA N."
LADY'S SOOK FO/I . o42—Comply.,:e, anti
- 16 -,teatly b9irad.futsate by
' Dee. St, • - 'II:TANNA •
1110PEC:TIT.S, 'CIF THE
• _ sELECVLIBRARY •
OF RELlGiiilig LiTrEilATUrio
•
®NE of the diatingiiishing,feete'res of the di;
wi- 1 " is the muhiptleatiori of -Oman foihir.'
licatione or this kind 11104'N:en hitherto canSii
ei. with a few exceptions, tif "'arks entirtly
t !itory in point of good nierOs or posiLixeiy
in
juriupsto.thetn.-. .
,
l'ho, subscriber : proposes the prtlinvettorotni tt
Airinth:v Library, in which• ho will cdtir:,.4 o :!l. o
nntice Ql!::e community a sales of ricirhp.of
other chat - acy.r; which; !Iron) the:hip:l price ne ,
which liieY nlincist .111th:A
Mid. to tbe' • •: • •.‘
'rt., lira et the' seiies will be •LPtAcoblittssie,
Ffireory of the tircat diefortuation,ltt Gellitartir
and Styitzerland. At eois time„ wh en the - efrorld,
or the Homan Cat holiiiii;•rgy to extend their t'e:
lt„friiti, and us rattily beneve - civil ISIWA Ore, btle
conutrr, are so untiring, thigeneral.difftatoci
his work citinot but be ,uslvantageoutt t , to 'the
cause of civil and religious:free:dein. iThe high:
Tann discliarOd ltis teak irith
ty and ability. 'lle evertraiviniircelLeis'ilrth'at
evenfol period pose before the eO. in themdat
vivid manner. producing effects as filisurPillaing
iq interest atria-truth. thli.htgficit,effeilat of. Ara
atie The character, of Luther
the other leadit4 geforniero, sis well to tri9teertf
the champions of the church of Borne , era 1 1..-Pic.
fed with a force that imparts to l them the veNit]ts
sod Seauty of The •mnstcutesterly- painfink-pt—
They "lire, move,, and have a.-bating," 111 . 1;41%
ay.turica have eltipecd,since ',they _piss cd„ Out
part in the 'most eseittful.'diatoa ofined t trn agea.
l'hia o ork the - cinnrabadatien of the tri.o
testant cle,gy, of birth our own country atid• Ea.
rope, and has passed throuith , severat cdttions'c.
ven in its presetti costly form.—
'fished an five monthly numbers, each auntainipg
:2po paties of the American batik - Ccipy, arid at
one-sixth the pm.* of the :preatot`eculicalii• The
first number will be issued .about the 'Middle of
January. The present wet.kelt! be followed hr,
othors of a shailar character. t ..• :
Price per number 15' eeniti; 81 80 alip,r
117 All orders most be pit paid,.` and accdtri-
Pa 00.4 a temitlauce...... - • : • •
Post-mustere are authorized to frank letters
Containing imilittandc:6,for'periudimils.- • • „
'JAMES M. CAII4P BELL .
Chesnut ',Street:
Philad'a., January , 7, 1842 . ' 2
iIECOIIIMEND_ATIQNS; ;
..We take pleasure in commending the • ahoire
work, to the puhlio •adpossessing all' the advam:
togas met forth in the prospeeteN fogbly req.
emmend Ifs general circulation !
John - A Clark, Rector of Sf.'AndresOlitliiirab.
Edmund Neville, Rector - of St - . Philip's Moire':
ljmirge W. floihune. Minister of the Tbird'lte.
formed Dutch rimrch. .
Joel Porker, Pastor of Clinton Street Presbyteri
'an Church. • ' • • ' ' " '' • ' 1 -
n)
H. A. Board' an, Paster tif Walnut hired Pica
tsyleriau Ch telt. •- : ,- . • . ' • . -'.• .. -.
John IllcDow 11, Poston of Central. Presbyterian
Church. -
J. Kennedayi;Pusior of llicthq. Wel. 'Chute&
J. Lansing IBurrows; Pastor of SanionCStriet
Church. - - • •-- • ' . . '''' - ' •
George B, Ide. Pastor of first Baptist Church.:
CHILBLAIN REMEDY —Warranted,, if. carrell
cure for frosted Jett and hands, sold Only whole
sale and retail at EICIIIIIpILTZ'S new Drug& therit
feel Store; Pottsville. Pa. -January7, - 2---
• JOYFUL NEWS .::..:• .• „
A lomat every dieease that flesh is heir to inav be
cured fig the timely Our of OAK ELEY'S.COM.
POUrA t , EPURATIVF. RIJP. This May be
proved satisfactorily to those who will calint any of
the stores where this invaluable medicine is suld,.by
certificates (properly andrenticatid)ofctirea perSirm- • -
ed on individuals who tad - lost,all hopes ofreliefr--
certificates of d'hysiciatur who :had the , most, intv;ere
cases under treatment, their patients basiao taken the
medicine by their advice and been cored , --ceitifieni ,. .s
from tir4toibunotary, Vied; of Orphans! Court, No
tary, dm.. stating tlieir aptiosietance iwith pt2sn as, °I
respectability and standing, who basing the' get:4 or
their fellow men acheart,tiava voluntarily come-fn
ward and given a statement of their ease and cure.
for publicaton; &c. tlke. The number oftheo c 44-1-
11eates being ton great for newspaper publieatidri, the
subscriber has deemed it advisable to Inii - ? - krin.y
the most important certifieites properly nutlientli
fed. ender seal, to be placed at the stores of agen , s,
whikliere the medicine for sale, where persons. afflic
ted With Scrofula or' Kings evil. White Swelling,
Minnie ilheunististri; Teter.' Mereirial -
Krutitions of the Skin. Cough or long 'landing or-ln
ardent Consnmption, sick Ilead-ache, dm, lic. l 4:ulT
have an opportundy of ascertaining the ha 4 Ocs and
residences of those who - have been cured by itt•use,
and who will he willing, if called upon, to give orgy
inform/non required.
A. a more generatividence'lliat this is - no quick
medicine, I would refer to, the uatnewortheibliovv
toe well known physiciattts, who have attested to its
efricae.y,--Dr. J. P..fliester; Dr. S. G. Bireh:Dr. -- 4no.
Otto, Or. HAI. Illahleriberg:Dr. 3.1.1,50rber.•
Seld wholesale and Retail at the,drug and
cal Store of
E. B. EICHTIOLTZ.PetiswiIIe;"
3. B. &. J. fj. io er *A .1 lon limb Kinsfeyi
Porrearb6n ; Henry Voute, Orwigebtn.
Janiiarrlt, . • 4-1-ty. '
' VOW 'ticllOOL ROOKS. --
100 - New Cobb's Spelling Ronks - `. ••••
-100 do do Readers No: 1- •
00 do. ,do ; do N0..2 : ;
50 Fro. ta American Speaker
50 db Ilistory of the United State's ": •
50 do Grimmer') • • 1:
511 'oath's Ardbmeties ''• • •
50 7 hlitchcres GeograPhical Readers •
50 do , Geography sad Alum .
.-•,
50 .. do Primary Geograpky:.! , •
Alrof which will be sold- wholesilif Sod rettii
it Philadelphia pneei, by thalinbseriber - ';:''
tl BANNAN„-;
4
Jarmary 21.
FRESH WINTER G 0011054
*WIDE anlSacribere hate just receiceit'ip;tB , li
tion to thole former stock. a.aupply;:niSt`lh'f'
and Fancy Goode, sciitublo,, to thille4 8 1?0;; ; ci4 l ;-•
ei,Fling of • ' - • •
Sattinetti Moualin de Lainea,Aievitii
Printy,Gl , 3vco. floisrY. kind!; • •
Bleached,imd Brown'Alnalina, Ticking?;
Checks, KneY Laces, Stiqwlii . •
- Veatings, pingliams, , •
And havo•aigb received a Dali•Ciirifili of
rice. ail of which vre •aiepiepitred tersellat
soapy low Trices..and-woulrl•respettfalli irie' ts:
the public generally tq,giyptia ~-;• .1"
TrtOIITAIAN & SILLY,M4I. I?I .
. December 10, N.. • , " • Ao .7.
Office of the Mine ilsti Schq,l4lo.l Ha:
ven ./tailroad Company,:
Pii;LikOzt.ranki ;an.% I [S 43 .
4l' err "lemma +held t dase. the under-mimed
1 - Z.Stockholtlen wore unauimously chosen officer.
for onejelr,vir: , , , •
President-44mM ruinis;
• "• •• Alaua:em. • • ,
Benjamin Knee& • e Jleury,lfirot neck.
Witham Richardann e &trip, ,
Samuel Jr. 3 Inh'u
Jails U. C./mei:M., • Edtvant t.Ziwiier.
Thorny 4ereatipikilader.
January 14.- ' t.•= •
n i stx. a ii, - . FO II :mu ea.',4 .-.FR 8 :lOW Wart .
:'r, .Cot..l.lTiO,ti.-;li.ttis celetkritotivotklcvn*
being. jnibtiebed io nontb,iliOn_ be,templett4 , i.! ,
it iipnliii.ii; tieirlirpAr'faCo Ors, t. L - 1iiii.:.'1,, , .
S; ti rid 4, '''ci iiiiil.l' - fe:eiiti 04611;h - it ;flieiiiiii‘'-'' I
birAile to ‘,.:; , •' 1 '.. l' .... ::$1 . ::-12,) , ISA NIA W-, - ; . 1,..
• • rig. ~ •9
4)8•ral •
P.ll h ritity
Wi:sf
Int w!ileil the ni,ariret price
Jann• ' ••••,• ;. 1 , 1 ~•O•A,DEI:FUti
• ' i T +!• •
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