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POTTSVILLE.
SATtritpAN MOItNING, APRIL 20, 1843.
, intnarartee. •
• *The eubserlber. Azint foi one of the beat.lnsur
. 'epee otaces in. Philadelphia, is prepared to moke in-
Vtaranees on all deset,tptionl of property such 4
a
Housed, Mille, Stablei,- geode, Furniture, ..rr - C.:, 0,.. •
at the very lowest ratea...' .; B. BA NN A 4
'
Cr Single capiea )af tn'a pliaere Jotirne , can
i
be obtained of Mr. Cl ;V . Carr, No. 85, Chesnut
j. street, (Nation al IF° %lb office.) estry7Saturd3y ,
ironing, where subs riptons and advartisemonti
• - .also wili-beteeeived., , . , L.
Tito Miners' ,Viurnat t7ill hereafter Le de
iivered to our subserilvrale ,Mineracille, by Waaft.
ingtotr Heise Any ,p p et&on wishing to eubscribe
'thetournal, or to m iny of the nhs
-of,tbe day, by apylYing to Mr. H.; , atio - is our a'
vent Par thst purpotie, can hnye, them dd!iverecl
Tromptii." j•
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. true Age C re dialiti•rPoprenit'`Eeree . .. ,
- Tc his.been sail:111ot the age in which we live
,is a superstitious, credulous; or fanstiest one-,
- Oat men at' the present, day 'give their sanction
mare 'easily to wanders, :improbabilities, rind
' .strange ineomPrehinsiple doeirides, than they
have hitherto, end *t l hat the vs.Orld, is singularly,,l
prepared to ho gulled into any supernatural sect
or belief. • Taken li s t ono sense, this view of the
aubjeot is true, hut taken in the-proper Nett, it is
false aud-celcultitedi to Mislead. , •-• '
W . ' . •
1 e are not --
amt. , . those who bellev, a that at
\ • ; isertain periods a ;general / Ind Universal `Fhange of
'! -feeling spring; up in the, intelligence of ventage
!---',: 'beings, operating :upon all so as to foim marked
eras in history--nor do nee ever . a.i,.ti to believe
so, for it.is as impriablible as it is ludicrOus. Yet
we de nut deny thit ,sizch eras have existed, re-'
mirrkable fur a pecUliar and universal character's
'rile, fur we.have indubitable. proof of the fact—
may. more, we are at this 'moment in the midst of
,'"-------:iiieta-paried, andkan all perceive its identity ;
-" • but
,vve do sayt.hat the cauact.and effect are both
' •
mistaken, and that the. corrective for the evil-has
1
never been properly administered. .
The qualities (materi4 or immaterial) which
• ~_. induce men to ciodulity; 'itie inherent parts of eV,/
cry human intelleet—thd same now as centurie4
ago, and, tvd belie e, in neither a greater-car lessr
-,f • proportion. As long as the general occupatioilof
ra nation is such es to draw the public conternlpla
tionl tntoa sourceit'part and distinct from the, mar
---rvelovis,--sa--lenly,i;ill the mental characterdf the
people remain Oisible — tinil - : reasanable , ",__litit
• when,. from any general cau4,this-liealthy intei
lig,enee is checked, then the community, as with
a'single nx,nd,'(welipeitk with exceptions)ds pre.
_pared to receive any trnpreision. Which the Imes
excised faculty can act upon or approximate to.
suchit'eausettay be found in- pr roods of general
calamity ;or suffer ng, or, in, tines of universal de,
pression in busiear., such se 'the psesent. The.
i mind beedines, a occupied and; dis4usted with
,
~, that which lately ugagelits attention; a' spread
" 'kg despondencY roads over.the c immunity, and
-.a wild disposittop-to vary the st*jeet of contem.
picnics% turns thel passage of ithotight into strange
's and unwonted channeV. TEA Comes the harvest
of the charlatMalMd the fanatic-i r then iris that
5
. dark Ipding seals and tponderfal,lAep.rriecirzing
sciences spring into existence arid_ sweep along
.with a •napasuretese and resistle,e; , Career. ; The
- , popular sense, duped, blinded, dazzled, pauses not'
i to consider but is carried on withJhe impetuosi--
sY of the mass, and is only stopped by ' a cauSe
-,• . i
• similar in nature ? but differing in ciMra.cter;• l with
' that which geve-the , disposition. Itt is irr vain
• • , tient the caltn.mVid interposes its powerith stem
'' i the current, -credulity will not be reasoned With,
a 1
' and can. only be checked by that which will divor l t
.• ' th'e thought co pletely: -If it were posaiblelor a
^ ' new and valuab a !science * enter the field first
' at such a perio , the geoid which might be effec
- tad is incalcula le, but if the reverse should be
%Itemise, the a ount of the evil.,-can scarcely, be
'.. or trnated.
' .. •We point to
we have advan
: and-strange sci
are still,cumbz',
• unprincipled le
selves by, whil - .1
,
,• siistaina then
a Aatural deat
general reaetio
rest. _ With a
'these Popular
or made the su
often fails Id i i •
course. , It. all'
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the present a;e as tiproof•of what
led. A. host of extravagant sects
theories belie infested, arid
ityg !.ui land, the ambitious and
lidera of which are enriching theni
-t tSey sneer at,the credulity which
Some of these are a'ready , dying
L, and • Clue, which will effect
. a
in public sentiment; Wig kill the
r.ertain portion of the community
rrora aro too ftequently winked at
ject of amusi , ment, and the press
to duty •by leadi'ng off in such a
lou'd calmly pant out the cause,
titanic. serio•tely, reason-Upon the
rered Moderato the evil although it
a.licate it. •
INI
El=
effect; ibis w.
could sca:cely
Tea EscsTearra - T.=We ler;rn Own varions
sources thatltle intended !ililitary Encampment
,
• hits place eels wir great'approbation abroad, -
and that-a nu_ bet of companies et Reading, Phil- .
- . ,adelphia, and lsecrbe . have signified their, coil
- . !Milieus to Ili end. I has been pioposed that the
Encamp:Mt - it hall net be held until,August; that
:nacith'for 'nu eror re ons being the-Most ap
, rpropriat , ;. ,_ e hope in rhomein time thatevery
. arrangement "111 be nilde, on the part of those
-concerned, to ensure atrillient and creditable ar-
, ply. Pattovi le, in ,potri, of military character,
- instains a. hi hreputalla, and we feel assured
that, if the . niter is ti ertaken,it Will be car.
' .riled tbrough nccessfolly. - I , .
' • 'Fur or - owse..—The Loan:nous* Monaco
-ay started fro t m the Mtint Carbon
. Depot, et 6
o*c.l.Mlr yesterday- mar ing a ,With. - train of 'lOO
i \
leaded coal cars, contai ing 'in-all about 350 `tons
.. Of 'cosl T .__ll_ae engine moved off with apparent
ease, thereby 'as - onishinOriany strangers present
who had doubted her capacity -to :accomplish it.
The sight of the almost interminable train with
the-Locomotive puffing and toiling away in front,
... -•is-said to- have been a. magnificent one; we are
. ~ sorry that we didnof ivitness it.
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Gnznam - 's azt fiz:—The May. number of
' ilea - popular magazine stag been received. 1!: con
tains.astriumberuf beautiful embellishments, among
~•vrhich warp:tiro a n elegant mezzotint by Sartain,
I -enti
tle
d L.ttle R•il Riding Hood,'.' an engraving
-entitled tt May Fl ! i.wera," and a portrait of Pro
- feasor Longfellow. Amon; the 'contributolie's - ie
rntnyof 'deserved and Ftc,knowlestged . reputatioil as
Anterieari writers. This ntimber is well'calchla
'led to sustain the ehareeter of the Mag.zino.— . Por
. 'sale at this orrice-Laing:a copies twenty-fire cents.
Tan %17i1r..--For the few list Jay', !bne htis
;teen .IpDr.a.idcreiple ezeitement-in our poiou 4 h,
eop; . iolquent upn the n catiJidetei
nrol,lllloo
epr the Liwough otlizeg. We publish both tickets
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in ondther column, and apish! advizo our inizons
to ha g.gulrneJ,in th.ir, vote', by the ehoreeler ood
efficteney of the Inca, rote, than
Ideal prejudices.° • • . • -.
,ajOitre tivivizcei.ed enatlicr letter from' our
' , 41133b1e torrpspondeat st:lisfannp. ,It shill tip-
2enr . ncit, week
cr y The publieatton of the Nod/4121. From.
which iNal otisre.nded fir , ate loft wee ; will be
si
/coo ett . egaio caKoia"as firVA_
DELAW.I DivISION be Tilt PF.JARTLVA
ar• C A NAF.,-,The.United Stit'es G.u.etteof Mon
day la.t pnblishei ad : extract of a letter frctra
Supervisbil of the Delaware Divlsion, dated April
19th, 1843, saying :. we con repair ii in,
two nr three we Alts, if the'rseatlter is fayorabla.":
In connection Wi,h the :above we riUblish the .
1
folio
using from the Elston Eentinel: 4. The late
-freshet in the Deleviare, we are giatiOed . to learn,
has not injured the canal as much as was antici
pated. In many places the banks were ever
-4lowed, and the canal Tilled up, but up to last even- a .,
ing no very.serious breakages 'wens disco / Tared,
Two or the weeks at farthest will roseired to
' plies it,again in nevigsble order." ,
The Danville Democr.t slates , that/thero has
been alarge.break'in the canape nide/ or two a
hove town, and, that' severe! 'others luid i * occnrrcil .
towards Bloooaeburg and Berwick.
•
The Sunbury American of Saturday last , sip!, 473
tat four ror five !masks have occuried in the Ca
-dal between inat . placo and Selirisgrave. Ir was
reported• that the aqueduct oveilthel litahantongo
creek Was carried away, also u lock-near SOinse
,_ grove. It is thought that'tko f tvhole damage can - ,
be repaired in - three we. / •
0- I The damage on the: West Branch of the Sus.
qu'hanns, is *cry triflhag,,be water in that stream,
being lower than - that of last spring.
North Dam'ille was tirely separated from the ;
town., in consequence . the backing up of the
wl
lwater tin the Nlahorlins creek; aridlerryboata were' M
"brought into requisition. -
The accounts frcirn the. Lehigh, stets that no
;siansor has been eiperienced on,the workshy the
late freshet. ji.
' ; Toe ELECTITZ FRARCIIIIIE.--AVO ',hare frd
qriently noticed, on the part of citizens, a 'rapt of
the proper regard with which this serious and in.
valuable.privtego•ehould always be received - -we'
have seen disposition to treat it lightly, and
make it a sabject of amusement, by disrobing it of
thatirevVy which should always be pert of its ex
ercise. ,it ie a highly reeponsible privilege, and.
upon itl careful exercise may depend the fortunes
and liberties of the Republic. Men ebibuld
up to, the polls with a full sense Of the, importance ..
of their . votes; at the same time remembering that:-
•thoee votes form-a , -component part of the great`
ma a
ss of opinion, whose weight may , decide the,
/
destinies of the country. -In ell. election 'move. •
(Heats,-whether for the General Government, the - 111
/State, or the Borough, this view Aof the franchise in
should be preserved, and the dignity of iepiiblicans C
tneintained:• Wo have been eorry. to observe in
our own town, too great I, , lisregard.foe its ,imper 7
tance; mod 'sincerely hope - that a reformation of the
error rosy Door: take place.
Cr" James H. Galli' Oen, Esq., has authorised
\
Ats to state, that he dS - Clines being a candidate for
any office' at the porough Election, on Monday
next. This imice ie considered necessary_f_pant
the fact,-that he has been solicited to. give his name
as a candidate for the office of Town Clek,"by a
number of friends, who believed that injustice weir
done him at the meeting on Wednesday .cvenini
last. The proceedings were unusual to say the , '
least of them, and there was a great went' of pro.
priety of conduct exhibited on the part of thort
Who intend to Supporting the ticket nominated at
the Exchange Hotel, in taking so active lit part in
trying to defeat the nomination of particular indi
viduals. ' . . .
ar . l. Among the mist impoitant borough or i
nences, whichpavo not keen enforced, is that re
lating to scrine During the veinier, its strict ch-'•
foreemeni is .not a matter of such great moment,
burnt the iliresent time it is' very neecssary that it'
shoold be rigidly adhered .to. Many of our eitt
zeds' aro' wimp!iniag daily of the ' ravages whichthose ill-mann red beasts
. .are walking 0 their, new pride garde s; and we ;certlinly do think the
Borough Olßeers have hem 'too careless updn that
Buort.H-The May numbell of
•
this tiful periollicil is received: Its literary ;
contents are unusually attractive. thatrabellish•
tnent.J. are numerous 'and elegant. "The May•
Queel" is a beautiful dasign, ahil.the engraving
by Chapman, entitled aon We Fence," is happi
ly otecuted and full of 'mirthful meaning. A'
plate of the Fashions together with two wood,en
gravings by Croome, complete the number. for
sale at this office—price twenty-five cents.
"Tut PIarLIDc9UTA St N. Penny, N
.>,
per continues to sustain its neutral character very
consistently. It is a good paper--contains a well
selected variety of news, and is we , think superior
to the ..T.,eder,". in the class to which they both
belong. All persona, Wishing to subscribe for the
• "s u n," can do so- by calling and leaving-their
names at:this Office..
The ca , ai
,- We plead guilty to uur . neighbors of tku
Carbon_ CauntY Transit;' on the chirge ,
of
sending thorn a defaced exchange; and 'can 'only
offer, as apology; the tieg'ect of our paper maker
in not sending us .tho i proper priele. ° It wee with
great . difficulty that we got out the number of
fair sheets necessary for our Subscribers.. Hat in
hand, we acknowledge the compliments of tae
Transit, and,hope that this excuse.may satisfy.
LIPS ANID SPEECHES - 0P HENIIT CL/10:-The
publishers of the New York Tribune have mode
an,arrangeinent with the proprietar,of this work,
by which they Will publish the'whole of the
!hirable collictinn complete at tile' loiv price of oxs.
Do ricin for the whole. Personswishing to sub.
scribe, Will please call and leave their-names at
our office et as early a daio as possible.
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A gentleman who has just anisalfrom
Philadelphia, states to u4; - thst — sepsraguiahes or
yet made its appaars
this,the season in thts
as wasimagined, far p7sons
slating in agparn;!3l-und rhubarb from out of their
own gardens for two or-three days past. ; '• •
.' The Weather far the past week-has been of
an April character thrOughout. B;ight warm
days and dark cloudy once—sunshine and rain;
like a variable impulsive diqoaition-in man—
smiles tears alternately, with n uccasibnal
mutter of thunder, that might remind some poor:
unfortunate fellow of a Xaniippe. •
Nonce is BiNs.nrercx.-!-Fxancis
son, Clerk of the District Ova, has given nelice
that r• is in matiy eases after the 'Decrees of
charge, the c nets have not been paid, or the Cer
tificat?a obtained,"'he will MO a list of alt •such
eaves to be published, on tbe kusx'daf of Max
, •
We are pleased tolearn that the' Delaware
Dorisbn of the Pennsylvania Canal, wilt be prob
ably taken at the price named, and it i 0 also podia
! hie that tho mair; line . may be purchased. The
probable purchasers are those PhilidelPhia Banks
who hold State Storks. •
6:tr" The Albany Advertiser slates that d. the,
horrible story " of death by pitarvation which
may he found on our first , page is without founda
tion. We Irecurnmend it to our s readers, therefore,
es a fictitious morceivi Of eoniiidreble merit.
' cc.
!rho choleric Frenchmen amnsett them-,
selves with poking swords at One, innithar tt,fewl
daya - sinca . in , Now Orie,ana. ' One of them wai
severe] Wounde .itithe left biesit. ,
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Lesenics.—The Sonthemreditors are lu urii
ating in she delicacy, of fine green.t.cis,..tand.Sci
eve Win ,caught fiotiFlotida. - , ,
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'Borough ir!c*et., •
k 1
i tne ting-of the citizene'ofPintsville, for- the
ose f forming a ticket tor;Boniughotnierv,
hel at the house of Daniel Rill, on Wedries
i -
y evening, the 26th inst. ,
I - ' i.Ctisinuan ' \
Col. GEORGE. C. WYN,KOCIP;
-ecreteties \
r. JJ.31 1 E5 B..O.LIIPENTSII, ELLZTj \-
11• RC El M. WT2iICOOP, ALSX. iIENDEUEiOX.
The ,bjeCt l Of thii meeting was then briefly sta•
red by the Chairmen, and, the following persona
ro !) .71 1naj.:ritydiq licintlnitted I
' Chief Burgess.
WILLIAM F. DEAN; E%
q.._ ;
' Council.
GEORGE WYNKOOP.
yoktAN CIS D. NICHOLS,
.1. H. JAMS. .
1. School! Directors.
NATHAN CLEAVER,
J. S. C. , MARTIN. ' '
• Town Clerk
ISAAC BECK.
.Auditori •
ELIAS DERR,
ROBERT 'WOODSIDE,
ISAAC-BECK, ,
The following is the ticket for Borough officers,
tch was formed at the Exchange - Hotel, on
Indy evening last:
.Chlef Burgess, -
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-.JOHN' M. CROSLAND. ' I\
t,
Council. - '
4OHN J. SHOEMAKER:
CHAS. W.ICLEMENS.
NATHAN CLEAVER. • . -
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Town Clerk.
F. W.- HUGHES. - ,
•' ''''' School Directors. " • -', '
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WILLIAM , HAGGERIY,
:ANDREW 1 RUSSEL.
Auditors.
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THOMAS FOSTER,
WM. MOR'FIMF..R, Jun. i
ISAAC SEVERN. ~.
.‘". ' • Supervisors. 1
: JAMES CLEARY,
JOHN C.-CONRAD. - '
By reference to another column, it te4ll bo seen
at .W. Hughes, Esq , has declined a r re-noen
ati n'for " Town Clerk." We learn that Mt..
leaver has withdrawn his mine for ‘ the Council,
id Ire authorized by Mr. Russel; to'stateiliat pe
so declines the nomination for School Director. '
Tag IhTEII, BlT.—Notwithstriqin i g the Won
derf I knowledge , of the coal trade - which tt An
thra" has arrogated to himself; we learn from an
auth. ntie source, that he will loselrom $1290 to
WOO in his :dew YorkspeculattOn. No man in
his senses„ at the same time understanding the bu
siness, would have ventured such it:speculatiOn
Is l et year,, and we can congratulate Anthrax upon
receiving a fare reward for the exertions he made
to occasion tom toddlers.' Thie K a aving been the
result; It is no wonder that . Joe laboured so 'hard
to c o nvince the community that a severe winter
win(
. about to ensue; • that scientific dissertation
upon the thickness of ionionskins, 'as . -predicting
a long Spell of cell weather, is no lonierkmyste
,
TY-I • • •
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EXTRAOIIDUCILTIT MAIIIIIA0E.—;T1114 following
t •
wilt
no ' ;doubt aurprite many of ouureadere, who,
have ever see?' those eingutfr looking beings, the
Sisnese Twins; We have jemmied the notice
from the New York Courier and Enquirer, the
editor of whiCh paper states it as true. The twine
have been residing for several years past in North
Caroline, where they purchased a plantation
Orr' Thursday, April l 3th, were married •at
Wilkes, Co. N. C., by Elder Colby Sparkeil, of
"the Baptist Church,,Messra..,Cavo sntflEvo, the
Si r rnese twin brothep, to Misses Sarah 41(1
leitle, daughters of Mr ; David Yeates, of Wilkels
Co., N. C. 7. Whether the happy quadruple
started:on it journey, to pass off the Honeymeou r
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or l
remaincd at home, we are not informed.
f
l'atositso.--The following we clip from one
oft outs exchanges. Blackwood's views in regard
co, this intolerable nuisance coincides With our
own .exactly. We recommend the opinion most
seriously to our readers:
I
- [Blackwood o says:--" Another thing must be
obeeATdillity all who would . succcasfelly ape the
gentlethelt: never to smoke a cigar. in mid.day.
Na betfer sign elm voa ht than this of a fellow
re i
ckless of dkeency and: behavi our; a gentleman
rtritelcO, if ho smokes at all; when he'offends not
the oltrietories of passers by. Nothing. as he is
antare, i a pproaches more nearly the most.offensive
personel 'insult, than to compel gentlemen and
ladieii to inhale, after You, the ejected fragrance
ofitYinir penny Cuba or your., three.half penny
mild flavanna."
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1 Artrraaa Batman •on • BalksTeem—The
F 1 ranklin l'ann Review of the 14th inat, giver; the-_
renewing account of a yellow - shower : -4 , Ort
''Vedneaday morning •we had', i ;heavy thunder
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'r h -
storin' of. short duration, a little, before - day tg t,
and; Immediately afterwards there was found in
various places' on the ground, and the surface of
.1
the standing orator., a light y 4 w ish substance
e i 1 •
resemblingb the llour., of sulphur, a which many
behaved actually to be brimstone. : We examined
Portions of - it, end find nOthing,like sulphur about
it, exceprin appearance. ,1 , .
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The Miltooian -states that the Water at That
place was not within aevcral Inched as highias it
had t been before. The editor also_say -- Cihat the
old,lndian's prophecywaa-ahont the Beaee and
not; the Bii=the lattec-waa a mistake of. the
CoMposito
THE . CABI3ET.—it is no*, rumoured, and up.
en: good. authority, that , the Hon. Daniel Webster'
contiuue to occupy his Ipiesetit position as
p ecretaary of - State-until Autumn, and it, is proba
ble! that -no alterations Nutt be made peforo that
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.eriod.
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I' cr • The trees are beginning to put forth their.
tbrids very timidly—not ,eo with their more deli:
leato compinions, theloweis; for we saw a beau
tiful
. violet the other day that looked brilliant and
brave in ita bright eoloued uniform.
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:.cry Great demand for gardener's around and,in
;via borough. Seoding time I has arrived,. and -vie
iOns of fresh - salad, green perra,,and 1,11 the eteeter
.
ai of the vegetable' kingdoni, are beginning to
haunf r the slumbers of ourepmures. .
al? 'Some fellow in Philadelphia haefound it a
profitable businesalo counterfeit C'bnts. • A num
het of the opnrious are in Citeulationthey. are
natter lightet than the genuine M coin and alight
iiiffetence is . apparent in -the atamp.
Mr. ;Jacob Ridgway, the !Wealthie t man in the
titte,'waS knocked down and seriously
; ,injured
a runaway, horse' a short time since in Phila•
lielphia, and ittat,present that hiss life is des.
paired of. I.
Henry A. ,Wise;is ender/oaring to create votes
for himself in his district 141 charging the Whigs
whit being abolitionists. Iyhert the same charge
wee made, some thne ago,ilenriA..Wise repelled
it indignantly ! • -
G . The friends Of Gen, Um for the Pmiden
ey heldlt . nteeting et,,TrOort)./i. on Iter.ll3th
inst.
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We like the, 'honest and true, sentiment .
con
tained in the folloiving paragraph, and lament a
long with our contemporary that too little atten
tion is paid to those most niefut branches, of fe
male education, at which the many West to'sneer.
A certain worthy judge of this State 'fell in love
With his wife, who was 'crcpoor fanner's daughter,
from seeing her leap a st 4, and' valued her more
for her genuine natnial accomplishments than for,
the polish whicka splendid modern education of!
termer& gave her. - . '
Oua 05121103..--1. Young Indies !Dias itigure,
when they blustrand make a dezen or more spol.
ogies:to their male acquaintances, who happen to
find ttect. at the Wash tub, with a cheek apron on,.
and their \ sleeves rolled op. Cobbett fell in love,
with his wife when in this interesting condition;
—and no woman was of more use to a man. Real
men—men of sterling principlg7arealways pleas
ed to see their 'female acquaintances st work.
Then never blush,lnever apologise, if found in
your hogespun attire, stirring coffee,. :Washing
the hearth, or rinsing clethes.l l .
• "It should be your pride and glory to labor;
for industrious habits are C'ertainly the best =-
commendation you can hring"Co worthy, young
men who are seeking Wives. I; Those who would
sneer at these habits, you, may depend upon it,
will make poor companion's; may
they are misera
ble tools and consumate blockheads."
Jetisr, Quincy Ansms.-- I Thb following ikon tic.
count of the domestic life of ih'e man who is some
times, styled the old federal aristo c rat.
u At home John Quincy Adams is universally
respected, end" on all occasione acts The ,part of a
genuine republican. He always rises at day-break,
and long before the end is up, you will find him
at his desk in his chamber, !kilning or poring over
papers which ,have been han d ed down to him by
his patriotic sire, who servcd his country so zeal
ously and advantageouirly the Stormy days of
the revolution. • Mr. Adams enters heartily- into
the wants of his fellowtownarnen ; ho often offici
ates as moderator' at the town meetings in Quinsy,
,and as often acts as arbiter in settling disputes
which occur between hie neighbors. He is spar-
live and full of instructive anecdote's. He attends
church constantly, and •notwitbstandin he keeps
two or three carriages, he always walkii.r.' When
the tide suite, he is fond of Walking to the beach,
about a mile from' his house, to have ,a solitary
swim in !hived' sea';'and this • is pretty well for
a ,gentlenian of his advanced age. 2ilr.i.A.ddins is
bow over seventy years of age, and; being eiceed.
ingly temperate and methodical in beery titrig, he
always enjoys excellenihealth.• His constitution
is he sound art.it was thirty, years ago." ; •
We take the colloWing from the New York
Tribune ; it 'promises to become a serious matter
'and may give our Government great trouble :
."Col. Fitzgerald, tha_British Consul, was
brought before the Mayoratbat city on the 13th._
charged with using abusive and insulting lan
guage io Thomas Stringer, a Justice of the Peace.'
Be was fined '4 .20, which several citizens very
Praperly-insisted on paying out of their own pock
ets.. tie was -arrested on a warrant by the Jus
tice and thrust into inison—protesting 'at the
same time that his official character oughtto pro
tect hilt). The Mobile :Herald says hn , was put
into a cell with common` felons, and otherwise
abused. Bail was:offered but he declined it..
We apprehend trouble -from this traniaetion."
(3:. It is amusing to note the difference between
the , tune which sortie of the Loco Foco Tapers of
the State shag now, end.that which they sang six
months ago. In the Pennsylvanian, of ;Wednes
day last, the editor indulges in the following rath
er severe Belt reproach: I
" We have already, in Pennsylvania particularly,
witnessed a subservient opirit which, in effect, was
almost the same as if grenadiers had cleared the hall
lit the point of bayonet. The Executive had only
.to' intimate-1)k will, and the thing was done.. But
this was net so much the fault of the system, as our
Ciwn fault, in delegating authority to men cvho were
wady to sell themselves and us, for the crumbs of the
NOl7 fire occurred at Buff+, a shat
tting since om the following curious Cause. It
gill be necessary to use caution in matters of this
kind hereafter.i
\A Servant set up a leach tub in the following
way : At the bottom of the tub ryas placed some'
straw, quick lime was strewn upon that, and the
tub was filled with ashes, and water poured on.
The water filtering through the ashes slacked the
lime, thus_ setting fire to the straw, and kindling
what, but far a fortunate discovery, might have
been a most serious conflagration. •
Dr. Collyer is giving lectures Mesmerism
and e Zvoyance in Philadelphia. The Doctor'e
• ,
exp ents_seem to have met with rather an' un
favorable'reeeption there. A numbsr l 'of Contain
ed sceptics in the science were presEnt who . usel
every means in their power fo detect and exhibit
the fallacy if any existed. Some of the
manta" failed, and some succeeded. The papers
hesitate to giveran opinion upon its tr l uth, and a
void saying anything beyond aigener • 1 ,notice of
.the lectures. - '
PEATiI OP COMIKODOUS POO-TM—The offi
"Mal Announcement of the death of this distinguish..
ed officer, at Constantinople, was received on
Tuesday last. Thirteen guns were- 'fired at the
Philadelphia Nast , Yard,,the flags Were display
ed at half mast, and the order, of the" Secretary of
the Navy, tequiring the naval .and marine officers
ao wear craps, for thirteen days, published , .to • the *
,officers on tiit statioril
k' Tus lisunisnortu Mennen.— ason, the man
i•
'who was arrested uponthe charge f having mur
dered the old.couple hear Hartisbu g. has been dis
charged ; a cothplete alibi has ben msdri,out' by
him. The facts relating to this borrible outrage
remain wrapped in the darkest inystery,•and the
probability is that the true offender will never be
discerned. The officers are still f,tn the look out,
'but riot :the slightest', clue to , the. perpetratorsian
befouiad. , ', I
•
. ,
•
The papers here and in Frogland are filled
with long descriptions of in i r 6important irrien•
don" called the Aerial Stearn Carriage. 7 It is
worked by fans- 7 —is of horse power, and is sus.
tained in the air by ininieuse wings of oiled silk,
the tail or rudder i contains 1500 square feet o
silk, and the whole weight is but 2000 pounds.
.
`The Bostonians expect. a visit ' froui it shortly.,
•
REFITTATION. — A statement has be en going the.
rounds of the papers, saying that Lieut. McLaugh
lin was to be tried by a L'Ourt 'Martial for ari al
leged balance against him in hie Florida accounts 7
The Lieutenant, iri a communication to the Nay :
lionat_lntelligeneer, denie4 that he is to be tried,
and says that be has; accOunted for every dollar,
and that - the balance - iluelsini has been paid over
by the government.
WADER IN /0 - WA.--A Most horrid murder
wits committed near tort 'Atkinson, lovra Terri
tory, on the. 27th of March last. ;The perpetra
tors were three Winnebago Indians, and the vied
Urns were two men and threuchildren. The mur
derers were promptly Pursued by_ Captstin Sum
mer and his dragoons ito,after a severe chase,
succeeded in capturing tlleth. •
Tylerites haii been thrown into ec•
static .fits by sthe perusal, of a complimentary
speech to Bobby 'Tyler odd to have been made by
Daniel O'Connell.. 'Master Bobby delivered an
address to the 'Repeal Aisociation in Washington
some time ego, oOd.thio is stated as the cause of
Rho Comphinent, '
beet' invited to visit
to. be them on the
the editor of the, Boston Notion intent's pub
Hotting a Eturolol edttion. '
- • ,
I.
In, pursuance of, o rule
cd—that of pubFtel4pg bot
when,couched in th'e prop
renders the folloing corn
not understand that Midep
itself free from, and ungi
influence or pri ciple: It
which, although h;tg - h'., I
deals entirely to effect e
Upon. We can reposo a 1
of fixed and avowed Princ
i 3
lain, wavering, non corn
- admire' tho fear essneas . of
condemning tb won't of
With some peratans,. h , i ,
Course ii adopted throng}
versa! bait to 7tch the v
principles. are Very dap
always results in the del
, I [i T " oa Tal
1 .
algi
t. Wrot
Ma. Bassist—Pel l
defettce, withoPt any di
that ip suffering my 718
date fin re•eleetion in th
ough, Officers, I have co.
of others; milled I shO
•
meaton false prineiOes,
meat among pa, T fe&
colore r 'asking no gusrt.
thoso wheiledted me t.
under my osvn i\ immCdia l
fully served during thel
nied—for prof.O my -be
Ifiries, and my attention
chu ches are sufacient,
my part, and , unbiassi
- ma o enemiee no doub I
I
of Ourse ; enri t to pre .o
if re-elected, let it be
pursue the cape court
I ancso much a riei
no support that will gy
tory to foreign influen ,
ing for ita übje - et a reii
cal•tnatters .1 ; 4 ask ril)
ADOFTED ciqens, who
and ttderation, would I,
any portion of our . pe4
from a, Calholie part
• I am a ivorking mac
fall as such, Ivrith my
know them ;!'and qo
impOlitic in their. pitni
The above ,is colcul
Chief Magia!rate , of
so it should be
Porrsvmr, with
persons, adds honour -
my abilities-are eonfe
reposed in them; 'yet
society ho, to use e
ed to phis os
pailizan of
utf no dog,
avowed and
ah bitterness
'•
1 " You
Pottiville
EDIT01111:1. Goxl•Ltut:NTs.--One of the edi
tors of the Detroit A veriser, Fisher A. Herding,
has retired from that establishment. and the Niles
• Republican'. ennoun es the circumstance in the
following manner : • • . - •, , ,s .
-.•Fieher A. Hardin g g lies retired flan) his station
as assistantlEditor of the Detroit Advertiser. We
are sorry (or that; tor a better fellow never pushed
the quill, 'and morp.than that, he Is a scholar arid
1 . 1
a gentleman.. ' lie 'as - doubtleas given up his Ma
llen despairing of CA cr gathering together the bro
kent fragments ctl . his party. Morgan Bates is now
solo editor.i-•-lie is of as bad a fellow as he might
be. •He likes fun i ather sharp--andlie would
,make a first-rate,ho se-joehry. : .
I Whereupon kr- Bates retorts in this wise :
" Don't' knoW b t wo might soya ourselves in
horse trutle, but s
• =l:=2l
keys, Ronght the ditor of the Niles 'Republican
in 1840, at urhatilWas thought ',a bargan—gpt wry
fupy.-checio4l, and sold lila) Back to his original
owners at- • elf pnce."-- True Sun.
1 4 k 6 4.(Vearn by a I tier to', the i Baltimore Patriot;
that tLe editor of the Madisopin . succeeded in
gettingfifty dollar from Colonel Hunter, tLe iCol
lector of the Port f Savannah . And .no sooner
Was the Money i3i ly fobbed int, Washington,. than .
I Poor Cola tvrt dismissed, And Mr. Myers was
i
appointed n his place. Thde is some calcula
tion in that. Cer'tainly it could not hi ezpected
that any . roan wo+l give more than :fifty dollars'
to the Madisonian'uow, though,we know some who
gave a handrid—Well, of course, the publisher
israteful for this contribution; And what is gra
titude with. him 1 . A strong sense of favors to
come." ;'hen he hag Col. Hunter and
tiE new' o i fricer appointed ; and,. consequently; ar
other.fifry dollars is paid to the corducto'r of the
Madisonian, as a species of political abbofes.—.U. l
El.:Gazsbe. , - • i • -
§uocissu Mermen IN Vl noy.4lx.=Nanse.i
Mond, Va., April 20,—An titroc)ouS" murder
•
committed in this neighborhool on Friday last.
Two men, forOigners, had purchased:a small piece
d ground - adjoining the land of Weaver, an
an respectable inhe.bitaq ofll l these parts:
While the new comers were patting' down a post
and rail fence, Mr. Weaver -civilly informed then)
tha't they were encroaching on hia 6 preMises. Some
warm Words ensued, when oniP;., of strangers,
whose name is Scott, thrust a sharp rail through
the body of . Mr. Weaver, and killed him instant-
Scett has been arrested. 11 The Other mar,-
darer, ibis supposed; has taken pissage in a schoo
ner to Baltimore City,-:-Eve. Mir.
•
Mman's Prioenscr.',Coml4lca. — Some
mb
thematical chap who has - been Ooo!ring into Mil
ler's system, confirinsit in the cdloWing manner.
He has discovered that Luther %or4pegged bait'
Now bosom if you multiply tht mitriber of years
that Pius was Pope, (which Pkus not re'colk i c•
ted, as there were seven of that tale) ry the nt7-
ber•of.pegs.in Luther's boots, and tfiat sum by t e
nails in ,the heels, and then add , a heat belongipg
to Mr. Miller and another belonqinglto Mr. Mimes,
the total will be 1843. Of eourseohis calculation
settles 'he :question.
CossexiTrox Ev Goon Tims.--4n old Fretich
lady died it: few days since at New-Orleans. A
few minutes before her death, wha l e her children
stood Mound her bed, weeping, she disclosed to
them that many years ago, she had 'buried Par
/eta thousand dollars under the corn "crib. This
news was so surprising that the young feiple
could scarcely wait to heat the last groans of their
mother:to anxious were they to investigate Ithf
ground under the corn crib.' The money was se.
Wally found:
IMI
TRIED TWICE OCT DID'ST.-A young gentler
man by the 'name of Williams, in St. LOUIS, late
ly fell in love wnhthe daughter of his landlord,
end beingttoo sheepish to declare his passion; he
took laudanum., He got over its effects And did'nt
say inything l itio ut it however the firsttime but'
on the second dose of the same he was nearly
dead when he was found. . 1 114 pemped
out however, and when• be..recosered they let,him
and the yontnillady int by esek ether at the
ner table. He ate to large fried critters snd Q 129
per•boiled egg at one meal - at lest account Poor
AVlTP!fake!,...` •
we have alwaysa,dopt.:
n sides of a ciuestion,
r language, weVive our .
iinnication. We can
ndence
Cadence declares
•
{veined by any palitial
s.a style of braggadocia
-ounding and pompous,
'rid cannot ballepentied
greater tinn:inihe man
ciplcs; than in the uncer;
•
imittatist ; and while we,
f the former, cannot i help
firmness In the latter.—L
owever, this half way
riolicy,,ss a kind of UM.
cites of all parties ;_and as
in nor Gotropments it
dot of the angler,
Aga Ziobody t
Swit mo to say in my own_
paregement to others,—
ne to le used as a candi
to
coming canvass for Ilpr-
Osented to the solie'itations
)ulti be supported or oppa
, andir the present excite
displosed to sail under true
Pr, nor giving any. That
carry out the ordinances,
control, have been faith
-1 past year, will not be de
.rt.friend'i, losses paid in
to "order at' the different
both for positive action on
'd administration, I have
--r-that follows as a matter
ient any surprise hereafter,
yemembeted, that I • shall
ive American, that I ask
yr° even a semblance Of via
?e!-74 ask no support, ,Ltay
*ious influence in politi-
I). support from istivr. or
while they boast of liberty .
deny. the rights of man,' to
silo! And I ask no support
-iy," or o. Political party !
na mechanic ! I stand or
acts speaking to those who
m of them are regtettcd as
ei signification.'
lated to bring- the office 0
i ie Borough, into notoriety
.
e population of over 3000
to the incumbent; arid while
redly inferior to the-, trust
they belong-to that clog,' of
rnother's language, well suit
-I.± IS. the slate' of no sect,ilic
rl a ' bim 6 ol to no creed, a zeal
-
servani of no roan,'.' and the
roinising oppooent,of seclani
tiicfil proscription.
Ifully,
JOHN M. CROSLAND.
:8, 1843.
il=ll3
!zo party
ma, the
l uocome
,'Or poli
siespec
April 2
sortslof
coriwhiaz rid salccted~
A Mr. Itaybold.of thq State of. .I")einware . ,
clip
ped 8000 poundi of wok from ono Sock of cheep
last sear.on. .
The 'folk's of New Orleans have discovered a
nother. Comet down there. It is ankh brighter
than the old one—has a bigger Rueletts:—a longer
tail, and is altther a much more respectable
looking phenotKena.' • .
A watchman to Philadelphia on thursdsy end
Friday evenings of last WJek, saw a Comet in the
South East,considerably above ,the horizon:' So
says the Pennsylvania' Inquirer. .
Shad aro selling in Philadelphia at from $1 73
td $ 5 per hundred. In Pottsville, the average
prieo,is $;0!
, .
A grand military Encampment is, to be held at
Redford, Pa., on the 24th of May next. •
They-had a shower of sulpher in 13altimore on
S.unday k hist which frig,litened the Millerites most
horribly—coheres that ecig I i<
A squabble took place at Stanton, Vs., between
ail v.‘,Ttpriio of Maryland, and Gov. McDowell
of Virginia-. McDowell is the f Aber-in:law. of 1,"
Thomas: , An umbrella was used pretty - rapidly l
by . one-of the Tarties when the bystanders inter- I fol
fered antrthe affray was stopped. :• ' • •
A man named Gannon, residing. at Cannon'sV
Ferry, Delaware, was killed bta giin shot by one ' 3,
Day, of that neighborhoOd.
F'smt:cos----.. My ;J:IRIC3 is a very.
good boy," said an old' lady, ~h iot he has hia little
failings r for we are none of us perfect—he put the I
cut in the fire, flung his grandistlicr's wig down
the cistern, set the bain on fire; and tried to stick
a fork in - his sister's eye ; but these are only chit
dish -
When a boat arrives at uny' of the landingeln
lowa, having yoritigladies on board, the bschClors
crowd and hover about, alter rho manner,4 Now
York or Charleston cabmen, end sing ott, Have
alhilsbanti, Miss 2—have : a husband 3"
A piny of settlers, desticeS for Lake worth,
Florida, arrived. at St. Augustice, on the sth
stant, from - P•:'avprinah.. " , -
.. . .
.. . / . .
j Steamboat 'navigation, has been resumed be
ween Cleveland and 'Petroit. , • \
A'meeting of the friends of . Mr. Clay Is -.Went
ti.s i pe held in Bedford county.
Bryant, thcpoet, arrived at St. Augustine with
his lady on the Bth.
The Government of Rhode Island will be 'Or
ganized on Tuesday May - 2 , 1. . '..
.
I Governer Ka enough , has orderef an ineitiga
r
tion into the re flit British °nudge on the borders
I
ef Maine,
i
STRAWDEII lES.--i i This delicious fruit ia. bal..
coming plenty n. tho New Orleans m irket.: .
'Ron En-r - Ds, s QVI,RNI has been nominated f ‘ , 7
Congress byte I.9o.F.aces of the First Distri4
of ;Indiana (lit : Prithts.) -
• Mississikd ITers'al rt ward 'of onethousand do!.
l'.r3 fur the apprehension of her abt;conding.treo-' '
t
surer. \Yeadvise sheriff' s and constables not to
put themselves ;AS tiny particular' trouble, in the
business:. .IV lit!secnrity„does - the Stat e give that
she will not repudiate the thousand dollars.' ..:
'FaFrturr IN CA NIT) 1 .--Th(?•ChOeringuay over
flowed its bent is en thd 15th instant, and 'floated
off half a dozen houses. •
The, G intnn County Aciidamy,- at Pine
Creek, was diEtruyett by'fire la.,t,veeelt:=-toss
about $15or?;.
A ntarobvr,,cf get-talon of Boston. arc a
bout to•preseui Cora Macken i zie with a aervxo
. ,
A Isdy roresiid a friend of onrs to tell her to
what order 0 - natural historrinan was usually-as
signed. He of count ansiverr d
copy, and de4red her to give. him vvomarisloes
'tion. '‘Oh . ,'said she with a smile, .man enibraesS
• *
ipman."
• ;The'Editor of.the Ilavethill G.zet , e, sty' ,
Ilnitle has eleven babies to rock
.
Mr. Whiting, the New o DiStrict Attorney. ,
hss nut resiAned: .
A concert was given' in New yl o on Friday,
for the benefit of the sufferers at Guadeloupe::
Col. Spiro, the commanding ofileer of the Island,
of Antigua' s is Inow in New York.:l . •
•
. Theßuckey l e Blacksmith is leeturing on Tern i l
perance, in the Wealth' part of this State.
The National Inteiligeneeir sly's thlt,the a- j
mount of posioge paid by Mr. l Clay is enormous.)
Gov. Pencr is likely to hawF a ! rival - tri the par-1
doning business in G'ov., 311000i1, /of Louisiana;
who •has recently pardonCrl ctcyen Pcniten , iar:',l
convicts, -a notorious . c , ;untr rfeiter; who
was sentenced to the State Prisonlfor reveral tars;
and who has since his liberation' een dLterte,d
in
stealing negrees.... Ile has also coininufed ~, Il•
tence of a convicted niurderer.—./ST. Tribune.:
A piratical vessel has j beon '
:discovered off the-,
coast of Cuba She had upward { of fifty Merl 011 :
I_
board, and hid boarded several vesiols.,
The Philadelphia papers are •,Voasting most
vaingloriOusly about a white magnitia.tree, which
is in flower in the .Was4g,tonSquare:
Horse
radish hai made its appearance in Pottsville /Pi.
ready !
! , .
Twenty thousao hbdi. of
, Maple sugar have
been made iri Vermont this seatron."
.: .
, The Jesse Hoyt trial is still in progress in ~ New.
Yprk.- . .. . . . . 1
t I c .
Deaths in New. Yeik last week., 138. onsump•
Coil 30. ' - 1 A .
There were $82,589 in apecit received at New i
Orleans on the WI ing. ; .-:%. • .
I
Elder Knapp' watt: recently. compelled to leave
Richmond, under a threat of-personal violence.' '
The New Fork C.nala will be 'ready for naii
gaidon on Monday next. .
A Bcanten Sung DE i u.—Weilposday night.
between two and three o'clock, Mr. Teter McCabe,
grocer, near the County Court House, shot a ne
gro man; who had entered his , store, to steal, un-'
der the following circumstances :—.The negro en;
tered by the .back window,
.I:.sied thotigh tbe : hed
room, where'Mt. McCabe, wife and family were
asleep; into the store, roam, add commenced his
depredattOns without ceusing c rilerm. Mrs. lifc(.t.
being disturbyl by the falling of sniee article from '
-the thief's handy, awakened her; husband, who got
up and attempted to light a candle, his, wife hand
ing hiEW his pistol aa , he did se:l While endeaser
ing to make the light, the negro ,rushed in upon
him, and seizing hitia threw laiiii / dOWn, and plac
ed his knew' on his breast/ In this extremity,:
Mr. Mebabe tliscliargeOis' pistol into his antago
nist's right side ; :-11e fell an expired in a few
,
minutes. v - -z , .
. . .
' The burglar wa -a large andj powerful Man and
belopge'd to Mr. •t J it Enders Mr. McCabe is
still iri atature,. a bat that hi was armed, would
have beepperfectl at the Mercy of the negro.
The jury °Nudist which waaheld civerAie body
.of the deceased, rendered a -ven3iet-cornpletely „ins
tifyini Mr. McCabe.:---Richmod Compiler. ' ''
. .
COiIATIMFIE.i *oxxv.--,2 l . oarge amoput, in
coonterteiVnetes, in all nearly; $36,000 were re. ...,
' I WTRAPPING - PAPER. -,,80 Reor
eentlt diseovpred in ttie upper part qf a barn; pear steam. wrapping paper, extra alio o is
Raluling•auPPosed *halo beer , i 2 co 46 fittien — sitperior suslity, at the low rata of 60 cents par
. ,
or twenty years since, by Stir. ZUck, Who absconded ream, jugs received and 'fOr sale, by . . - '
under l a tharge ot passing cointerfeit 4 moneY. -. April 29, tea— -B. fitt,v...!:4Ais.2l.
I; F. 11031. 51Exrco.--The Havana
papers co lain - accounts from the city of Mexico.
dawn tq t.e 22d ult. anti from Val Cruz to the
28th. : '
,•
On tiie 21st March, i violent attack' of the fever
mails San a Anne take to hi s bed, end Op ehen- , .•
signs as t the result' were entertained by so e.. '
We ca find no allusion made to existing n o
tiatiens be i een the •United : Siateeand Mexico. ~
or Texas ind Nleiica. - ' '• ' I
- . 1
The Inchon° hod siseinbled in each forceln the
southern part of the department of Pueblas, as se- •-• '
• 1 "
riously to threatenia c,onsiderable•cown.• •
,• On the 18th of Mara, Santo' Anna published ''
a •
decree that tho tears against Texas and • ye. •
eaten wet / e national eanteits, anditlieto be carried
mi. - until. both Texisand Yucatan Sulknitted. , .1
')
1
. The n wly appointed English minister to Mex.
ico, arriv ii a Vera c'rtiz, in the sloop of erar Spar
,e 28 , h of i March.—:Frornihe New Or- ,
tan, on t
kans Re
tebtean
GLTTI E
NO USD TO IT. - Ttn a letter from a , •
-friend at ISr. Louis . , Mu.. we fund the following.
1 •
r:onchl i c l it infortnation:— • -.,.. . 1--
o'We'havo 11.1 three or tour spina s hocks o f
Frarthqu kes.- •
l ut common,n
ly, Wit is they are quitecommon,l l
rl. . .
, ..- • 2
do a t:nind' them,atall:'
..-
Cher 'S habit with n ecrigetinee--wenrier if IM) 3
Lo Out There ecruhrsit get tised to liariging."
trgal the N !!...? IThrk lietaldolato , l
2 hde the, wing •. •
Thor , tits 7 l'on•ru Rico.—We learn 'by the ,
Sa f6nce,-P-12.,..that great" hufhtiere of • '
that.the whites' were in a constant
IN of af Thoy rzitectiJ nn attack from
e every : hour:
21 IT,iS AN TXME!IICAN.;,I:IO' ou.l--I'he
ibut o states that 12,00,, copica of, Stephen's
!
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(Dux itt uOiet
CO(tRECTED WEEKLY. .POTTSYILLE: April 28, 1 . 843'
„
Wheat Flour, pr Bbl 84 50 'Bacon, per 61 -
Rye .do - cwt. 1,314 Pork, • •• ” 41,
bshl XlO 4lanis, ,0 " lO
Rye, „ " 624 Potntoce,Vbuslil ,30
,Corn, 45 -Plaster, ton 4,50.
Oa g, - " tiny. . 15,00 :
tio7, 10 ',Timothy / 6'd, b5111 . 2,5(1'
Butter, ,lb 12LCIover , ,-5,00
mt. To TuE VOTERS OP POTTSVILLE.—•
Having been iii inatcd by a meeting of my fellow
citizens of Pottsville held at the Exchange 110te1,,04
Monday the 24th inst., fiir the office of.. Town Clerk"
for theJear 1543, I take this opportunity to think.
those of my fellow citizens ,who procured my noon.
nation for thin manifestation of their confidence and
approval of the manner in which 1 discharged tho dit
ties or that office during the pant year,and atthesamo
time to inforni them, that in conformity-, with a—rePo
lution hoag since . ..farmed, I respectfully decline be
itig considered a c - Odidate for re-election.
April 29, 18--
- 4 ficad QTarters—First Battalion
Scht9l4 : ill County Voluntermi.-.
First Battalion Schuylkill-county Voluni.'
leers, will parade in the. Borough erPottsville,
on WednesdaY. the 10th day of May next: .
In cansequence ora'eliange inthe orders the
line will be formed at 10 o'clock. M., in.slar..
ket Square, Market Streeeright - resting on Court
land, facing the south. •
Charles MTaylor has been appointed Battalion;
Quarter Master, and Henry &much, Sergeant
Major. They will bOth be obeyed and respee. t
tcd accordnley. • By Command
F. M. W XrN.KOOP, Adjutant.
IS—.
April 29.
NATIO:VAL LIGHT I NFA NTRY.—Parndo
on %Vednesday, May 10th:a t 10 o'c took. A. 51.,at tfio
Armory: in Summer uniform, according to law.
By command .
April 29,, J ‘IIIg.S ,RUSSEL, Sergeant.
DTI. o.' O. F. FRANKLIN' ENCAMPMENT.
No. 4. will meet on „Wednesday evening. Met 3d, ttt,l
Il o'clock. P. M. , J. D. RICE,ScIa. - f
April 29, , - ; ; 12,---
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Ti) the voters of County..
Fellov; Citizens the hope of recelying
Majority of!,your dotes, hereby offer myself ,e!
a•candidatefor the office of • , •
• 811 E .I.JF- -
At the 'next General Election. If sleeted, my
best exertions shall be used to perform the du.
ties apsertainiug'ln that office; promptly at 4
fatthfully—and if defeated, shall remain.. ..
sYours,in .Friondshtp,
• _ AN DREW' IL WILSON.
Barry, April 23, - . • 18-10
POTTSV IDLE 'WATER COIIIPAN Y.
TLIF. Stockholders °fine Pottsville Water Catta
parry lire hereby nosged that an election will b
held at Mortitner's Ilotel:On Monday the Bth day of
May nest,faetween s tlie hours of 2 and 6 .1... M., fdr
the purpose of electing nine n t anaggra.tio conduct the
business of said cornpadf for the ensuintrycari.,,i-; --
PREW . ,FLUSSEL, Preaidenv.
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