'SIMBEBS AEJ
THE subscriber grateful for past favors, returns
hi sincere thanks to his numerous friends
mnd customers, and would now inform them, that
he has just received from New York, tho Report of
tho a
New "STork & London
Fashions,
tor Tns srniso asd scmmeu ot 1639,
together with tho drafts of the numerous changes,
both as regards tho stylo of Making and Trimming,
as well as Cutting garments. Ho is thereforo ful
ly prepared now to turn out work in tho most supe
rior stylo of cut and workmanship ,and respectfully
-solicits a continuance of public favor.
BERNARD RUPERT
JQIoomsburg, April 13.
PIi ASTER
Sale.
The subscribers having taken tho Grist
Mill, lately owned by Malhcw McDowell,
have on hand about
10 Tm
GB.OUN33 PIASTER,
which they will sell on reasonable terms.
MELICK & BROWN.
McDowell's Mills, April G, 1839.
f LOST on the 25th March, between my
dwelling and Jerseytown, or in Jersoytown,
a calfskin Pocket Book, containing, ONE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE
DOLLARS m Bank Notes, together with
eeveral other papers which will bo of no
use to any other person but me. The a
borc reward will be given for tho poekct
bopk and money, or my grateful thanks for
,thc pocket-book and papers.
JAMES C. SPROUL.
April 19, 1839.
A NEJV VOLUME
Saturday Chronicle.
INCREASED attraction,
WE are gratified in being ablo to an
nounce to our numerous readers that wo aro
making arrangements for commencing our new vo
lurao under the most favorable auspices. The con
stantly incrcasingpatronago of tho Chronicle is well
-calculated to produce corresponding efforts on tho
part of tho publishers, and it is therefore that we aro
determined to sparo neither pains nor expense in the
determination to render this family newspaper at
least equal, if not superior to any similar publica
tion in this country. Tho fourth volumo will com
mence on tho 18th of May ensuing, and for that
day we have already secured contributions from sev
eral of the ablest writers in the country. In evi
dence of this we can promiso tho following articles.
A powerfully written tale, of Domestic Life, by
Robert Morris,editor of tho Pennsylvanialnquircr.
A Pocra by Miss .Mary Emily Jackson.
A Humorous Sketch, by Edgar A. Poc, Esq. Iato
editor of tho Southern Literary Messenger.
A Humorous Poem, by L. 1. Wilmer, Esq.
An Essay by John Du Solle, Esq. editor of the Spi
rit of tho Times.
A Poem, by Willis G. Clarke, Esq. editor of the
Philadelphia; Gazette.
And also articles by Mrs. Lydia Jane Picrson, J. R.
Hart, Esq. John Clarke, Esq. Chas. West Thorn
eon, Esq. Dr.'AIoxander C. Draper, and others
whoso valuable aid has been secured for tho next
volume.
But it is not alono in tho original department that
wo intend to make improvements. Our resources
for elegant und interesting extracts from European
periodicals, and tho works of popular English wri
ters, have been greatly enlarged. We aro now in
the receipt of most of the leading London, Edin
burgh and Paris periodicals, and from timo to timo
shall avail ourselves of their 'contents, as they may
seem calculated to amuse or instruct.
In addition to these features, the new volum3
will contain a variety of inteiesting wood cut in
Cravings, as well as all tho most fashionable ballads,
melodic and songs, tctto music, so that the " gen
tier' portion of our readers may feel assured of ob
taining through this medium every thing that pos-
wa mutual vi mem in mo musical worm.
Our object in short throughout our future courso
will bo to increase the claims and merit, and thus
enhance tho reputation of our journal diligent from
week to week to cull out every thing calculated to
entertain or inform, and at the tome timo careful to
exclude cvory thing calculated to offend propriety
and virrue(l'or to weaken or insult tho moral tono of
tho thousands of families to whoso tastes, curiosity
ond amusement it is our business as well as our
plessure io administer.
Our list is already large but our expenses are
by no moans inconsiderable, and whilo the former
shall continue to increase, through the kindness
ond partiality of our friends, wo shall nothetitatein
relation to tho latter. It is the object of our umoi
tion te render the Suturdaj Chroniclo just such a
public journal as tho mother may delight in com
mending to her daughter, tho father to the son, aud
tho philanthropist to tho community at large.
MATTHIAS & TAYLOR, Philadelphia.
April, 1839.
N Tuoaday the 12th Inst, lietwcen Blooms
burg and Eapytown, or in Bloomsburg, a
WAlrliET POCKET BOOK,
contain ng One JO Dollar Hill on the Schuyl
kill Bank of Philadelphia, and ono 5 Hollar Jtlll
on tho Exchange Bank, Pittsburg. Tho subscri
brrs name is written in the Wallet in four or six
different places. Tho findor shall bo liberally re
warded by leaving the abovo wallet with C. Dosbler
in Bloom, er by delivering it to the subscriber in
Danville. B. P. AliWOOD.
Danville, Feb. 25, 1830.
And all Kinds of country Produce, taken
payment for IXewapapors, at this Office.
Dr. Brandreth's
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS.
f TffHESE pills have obtained a celebrity for cur
JL ing most diseases to which the human system
is liable, unexampled in tho history of tho healing
1 art. They expel by the action of tho stomach and
and bowls, all bad humours from tho Dlood, causing
free circulation of the fluids, and restores a sound
state of health.
Tho thousands who use and recommend thcm,is
proof positive of their extraordinary and beneficial
llects.
Tho subscriber has received the appointment of
Agent, for the sale of Dr. nrail.tctu'S Pills in
Bloorashnrg. None are genuine that arc ollcred for
calc, without a certificate of appointment signed by
tho proprietor and countersigned by Branch Green,
general agent; ana no ccrliiicato is ever given, io
those engaged in tho Drug business.
J. R. MOYER.
Bloomsburg Aug. M 1838. Iyl7
J. HAWLEY'S
Vegetable Anti-Bilious nils.
These pills aro found to bo a most certain and af
fectual preventive oricvcr,janndico bilious, anu oiu
crcholics. and indeed, of all diseases caused by ob
slruclion or afiVctions of tho stomach, liver spleen,
or intestines. For liver and btomach complaints and
all diseases connected therewith, such athypochon
drics. hysterics, dispepsia or indigestion, loss of op-
nctitc. headache, giddiness, and for fever and ague,
theso pills aro a buio preventitive- Also, for salt
rhcurae. They cleanse tho stomach, remove there-
from all vitiated biles purify and refine the blood.
Docs a person feel a loss of appetite and a bad taste
in tho mouln, witn a laintness ol tno stomacn, a lew
doses of these pills aro suro to remove all such dim
culties, speedily set matters to right. Heaviness,
dull, sleepy and tluggish inaction, with or without
a yellowness of complexion, theso pills will buiely
and speedily remove all such ailments, and timely
uso ot these pills may prevent tne occurrcnco o
any such formidable disease.
Also Hawlcy 's Vegetable Salve, known through'
out the Union. This salvo when used has a pecu
liar duality in reviving an action of the olTcctcd
parU, by softening and opening the pores and crcat
ing perspiration, reducing fever &c. It dsolves,
expels, and entirely prevents tho blood from scttlin:
in the flesh of bruises, or wounds, of any descrip
tion, and is a sure preventive of mortification, and
may bo mado uso of for cuts, sores, burns, rheuma
tism, pain in tuo back, breast or side.
The above articles for sale by
D. S. TOBIAS, Agent.
BloomsburgOctober 13.
UTERT
AND
EXCHANGE. a!
"WTERY respectfully informs his friends and tho
V public, that he ii -.w always on hand, ot Ins J
vcryStablo inllloomsburg, for tho purposes of Hiro
or ijxehange, a variety ot
Horses, Sulkies,
GIGS, WAGONS, AND SLEIGHS,
which he will feel gratified to keep in readiness for
Iho accommodation of cuMoincrs.
Personal applicalion can bo made at his residence,
when every means will be used Io render cntne sat
islaction to thoso who may give him a call.
NOAH S. PREM'IS.
Bloomsburg, May 20, 1808,
BR. LEIDY'S MEDICATED EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA, having becomo so
deservedly popular, on account of its superior
strength to any other preparation of Sarsaparilla in
existence, it is thought unnecessary to make much
comment upon its virtues. Suffico it to say. oji
boule ot tuo above contains twice as much of the
activo principles of Sarsaparilla an other ingredt
ents, as any extract in cxistecne, in tho same quan
tity, and is equal to one Button of Syrup of Sarsa
parilla, for making which druggists and others pur
chase the above preparation. Price one dollar per
bottle.
It is recomended in all diseases of the skin and
Bones; affections of tho Liver, Stomach, Spleen
and Kidneys; Eruptions, breaking out of Dry and
Watery Pimples on tho face, neck and body; ulcer
ations of tho nose, mouth and throat; running at tho
.Lars and hyeijhrysipilas, ocrofula.rhcuiiiatic pains,
swelling or hardening of the Glands, constitutional
diseases produced by tho use of mercury or other
minerals. In short, Sarsaparilla is known to tbo
world, as being tho most powerjul agent ever dis
covered for mirifuineiha blood and Animals Fluids
cousequcnlly the most valuablo specific for all dis
eases, resulting trom impurities ot tuo Ulood, and
other lliniJ.5 ot tuo body.
Caution. Persons should be particularly careful
in getting a preparation that may bo relied upon;
there being many in existence, not properly prepar
ed, unlit for use, and almost inert; possessed of no
medicinal qualities whatever.
Dr. N. B. Lcidy candidly doclarea his preparation
to bo what it is represented to be, and is prepared
1 1.! IP T 1 A . .1 i
1 l.i ,,1P ...... I 1 A....1 . 1
tr. Iw'Knn.. i -nr. iw.. inn i
Horner, liibson.&c. (bee directions and recommcn
dations around each boltle.)
Upwards of 3000botlels of tho abovo havo been
sold, during tho past mx months, a strong proof of
its good qualities, ccc. l ot salo in tins city a;
Dr. Loidy's Health Emporium, 2d street, below
Vine, No. 191.
Frederick Klet'f'Drug store, corner of 2d and
Callowhill streets.
J, Smith & Co's. Diugstoro 3d street abovo No
ble.
J. Gilbert & Co's. Drug fctore, 2d btrcct abovo
Vine.
Aho by
J. F. Long, Druggist Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
ir. w. uauey, uruggut, Heading, do,
J. B. Moscr, do. Allentown tlo,
P.&W.H.I,omp,do. Easton, do,
E. Bringhuvst, Drugeitt, Wilmington, Delewarc,
And by tho principal Druggists and Merchants
in tho United States. 37th
ALSO SOLD Bl
D. S. TOBIAS.
Bloomsburrg, J an, 5 1830,
IS hereby given to all who ore indebted to tho
subscriber, either no Hook, Notes, or Judgements on
Dockets, that they mutt come forward and settle off
tntsir respective dues between now and tho iirst day
of Fobuary, 1830, or thoy will bo severely dealt
with. DANIEL GROSS.
Bloomsburg Dec. 20th 1638, 36th
zssta
A
HE Trtistccs'of'thifl Institution' aro happy to
announco to tho public generally, that it is
now in full tido.of successful operation. Tho win
ter term has just closed; and tho semi-annual exam
ination, have given moro satisfactory evidence of
tho excellent qualifications ol tlicir teacher, li. W.
CojiKLiNotlian any riiEVious recommendations
could have done.
Tho summer term willcommoncc on Wednesday
tho first day of May, and continue twenty-three
weeks. It is very important, that all who wish to,
join tho institution, should bo present on that day,
or as soon alter as possible.
In ordci to make tile school a public benefit, by
affording to all parents who desire tho opportunity
of giving their children a first rato education, tho
terms of tuition navo been given at tno lollowmij
low rales.
rr.n QOAnTEn,
S3 00
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic,
English Grammar explained and illustra
ted, including tho above, ou
Geography, with uso of Maps and Globes
including tho above, 3 00
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, with
uscot Apparatus, including tno a
bovc. 4 00
Latin and Greek Languages, including
all tho above, ' 00
Tho German and French Languages will bo
taught, but an extra charge of $5 00 per quarter
will bo made for either of them. All tho members
of tho school are required to exercise themselves in
written compositions and declamations, and will bo
expected at the closo of each term to give a public
exhibition of their proficiency in all the branches
they may have pursued,
l'crsons al a distance arc informed, that upon ap-
plication to tho President, board will bo furnished
in rcspectablo pnvato lamilics. on moderate terms.
lly order ot the Hoard.
D. M. HOLLIDAY, Pues't.
Joux O. DoTii, Sccr'y.
Danville, April 10 1839.
The
Viciovy Won,
ITER long
tedious, and expensive experi
ment, Dr. Leidy has discovered a method
whereby tho t'r'Wiic of the Sarsaparilla is extracted
so as to be formed into Pills without dcslroiing its
tjjtcacy.
innumerable attempts nave been mado toacconv
plifch this impoitant object, but all failed. It is in
portant, because the Sarsaparilla, as a medicine, in
alt diseases to wliicli mankind is subject is product
ive oj more real good, than tho wholo catalogue ot
uiiruiciiiu in use.
Ask all respectable physicians tho question,
'What is the most effectual purifier of the blood, and
the most popular mcdicino used!" they will ansncr
unanimously, Sarsuparilla. What better recom
mendation can bo ukod 1
DR. LEIDY'S
SARSA PARILLA OR BLOOD PILLS,
Prico, Twenty-live Cents a Box.
They must turcly command a preference, for they
are not composed of Sarsuparilla alone, but contain,
in a concentrated stale, in the form of a pill, the
virtues ot the principal ingredients contained in the
compound fluid, extracts, syrups, and other prepara
tions of Sarsaparilla.
I hey aro highly recommended by numerous phy
sicians, and others, (sco directions around each bot
tle) in
Rheumatic Affections,
Sehrofula Erysipelas,
Jaundice, Heal tburn
Ulcc-oussorcs oflho noso
throat and body.
Scaly Eruptions and
blotches of the skin.
Dry and watery pimples
and pcstules of tho
face and body.
Tetter and ringvorms.
Swellings and hardening
Diseases oflho Livcr.sliin
bones ond glands.
Pain of the bides, along
the back and spino-o-ver
tho region of the
heart and stomach.
Inward fevers, bad taste
of tho glands of tho
ncrk, in tho groins,
breast. &c.
Stomach Cough3,
Liver complaint.
in themouth.foul breath
Flatulency, Indigestion.
Sour eructations and acid
ities of tho stomach.
Want of appetite,
Walcrbrash.
and all tho wholo train of diseases resulting from
impurity of the blood, constitutional diseases pro
duced by Mercury, or other minerals, or tho consc
quenco of Syphilii,Lucs Venereal, See.
For convenience of taking, as well as making but
small bulk, being in flat square boxes, convenient
for carrying in tho pocket oi for trnvcllinjr purposes,
they must be prclerable to all other preparations of
sarsaparilM.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail at Dr. Leidv s
HealthEmporium, 2nd nearVino strcet.Philadelphia,
J''or sate by D. H. TOBIAS.
PREMONITARY HINTS,
AND IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
EADER, did you ever sco a confirmed Dys
, peptic, and learn his sufferinRsI If not, suf
lico it to say, he is a pale, thin and ghastly lookina
object, his life apparently hanging by a thread ; he
is miscrablo and unliappy, his sufferings indiscnba'
ble.
Are you much troubled with flatulency, costive'
ness, sour eructations arising from your stomach,
occasional want of appetite, watcrbiash, a bad tailo
in your mouth, or foul breath, pain or a heaviness
6"1. at your once lavonto food, &c.
If von aro
much troublod with any of Ibcforcsoincr svmntoms.
uring ueioro you mo picture ot Hie Dyspeptic, and
navmg resoiveu to remedy tno consequences, nn
mediately procuro
Dr.Leidy's Tonic SyAnti- DyspepticCordial
A never failing and efficacious remedy for
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
And the wholo train of affections resulting from dis-
.1. T i r.. . . , . .
uusu oi tuo jjiver, otomacn and intestines,
1 ho abovo medicino is warranted free from mer.
cury or other ininoral preparations; it is composed
entirely of vegetables, safe and easy to take, being
very pleasant, to tno taste, it may bo solely admin,
istorrd to young and old, requiring but moderate re-
buiL-uuuH in uiri uniy.
ISumerous testimonials havo been from timo to
timo published; its reputation is so well known, fur
ther comment upon its virtues is unnecessary, suf-
lltu ll io Buy, IT HAS MEVEll FjtlLKI) IN A M.NOLF.
instance. lurlhcr recommendations accompany
uiu uirecuuns arounu oacu uoillo.
(TPrico Ono Dollar per bottle.
Prepared and sold Wholosalo and Retail at Dr
Lcidy's Health Emporium, 2d street, below Vino
no, 1U1,
Also Sold by
D. S. TOBIAS, Agent.
Bloonuburg, May 20. iy5
DY11HS OPKN YOUll KVES.
lENUAL Indigo; Spanish do. Verdigrics, blue
iVitrial; White do. for sale cheap and cood. at
uie uioorflsbui'g ware House, by
D. S. TOBIAS.
A Desirable Opportunity for New Sub
scribers. THE rOURTH VOLUME 01 THE
GENTLEMEN'S MAGAZINE,
AND
AMERICAN MONTHLY REVI3 W,
Commenced on the first of Jan. 1830.
TERMS per annum, payable in
advance. Two large volumes of nearly one
thousand pages aro published every year.
rmillS popular work is now printed with a new
H typo cast expressly for the purpose, on fine
iiuut paper, wen siuciii'u 111 a iicai. cuvui, v uiuu
blo Enrrravings aro iiiven in ever oilier number.
J ho Gentlemen s Magazine aiidAmci'icanMonlli-
ly Review has attained a landing that ensures its
continuance; and tho commendatory notices of tho
most respectable porlion of tho press oltcsls its mer
its and popularily. Each monthly number con
tains Seventy-two extra sized Octavo pages, and
presents moro rending matter than a volume ot a
novel. It is published nt little more than half the
prico of-any other Magazine in tho United States,
yet contains as many ORIGINAL PAPERS as
any other monthly publication.
WM. E. BURTON, Editor V Proprietor, 1'Ml'a.
Tho Review Department of the Gentlemen's Mag
azine, which has elicited notices from all points o
tho literary cilclc.will continue to prescntu complete
account oi mo popular lileraluic ot the day, with
liberal extracts from mre and popular workr.
Translations from tbclishlcrportions of the French,
German, Spanish und Italian authors, occur in eve
ry number. Copious and Anccdotablliographics of
eminent men ol tuo il.iy, wilu engraved likenesses,
will trequcntly ornament tho pages oflho Gentle
men's Magazine,
FIELD SPOI2TS
Ami MAftXY PASTIMES.
Arrangements havo been made with r
writer of acknowledged ability to produce
in tho pages of The Gentleman's Maga
zine, a monthly scries of articles, descn'p
live of all subjects connected ivilh the vari
ous Manly sports anil runtimes, embrac-
nir a lunu ol intormaiion not elsewhere at
tainable, and illustrated, in its course, by
several hundred engravings on wood. A-
mong others, the lollowmg subjects will be
particularly cxemplilictl.
J he IJorsc and the Jog, in all their vari
eties, with every rcqtiisito information rcjj
spooling Purchase, Breeding, Breaking, and
Keeping.
J he Art of uunmng, in all its branches,
including Rifle and Pistol Shooting, with
ample directions and valuablo hints to young
gunners.
Tho Natural History of American Game
Birds.
Angling, with an account of American
Fishes.
Boating and Sailing, with a full de
scription of the various fancy crafts, and an
interesting account of the princ.iplo Clubs,
Jircticru, witn its L-usloms, kc. anu a
History of its Rise and Progress.
oiuimnung, okaling, wuoits, Cricket.
Racket, Fives, and other Ball Games.
Forming, in the wholo, a valuable Cyclo
pedia of useful and agreeable knowledge.
FUBLISHED BY WM.E. BURTON,
Opposite the Exchange, Dock-street, Philadelphia,
Whcro all ordeis and communications, postorre
paid, arc requested to be directed.
LIST OP LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Blooms-
uurx, JJnm 1st, 1831).
Allen Ebenozer Petrikin,Vinslow,&co
Brink Joshua Quick Rozelta
Biggs Peter Rurrgles Ziba
Coleman Jesse Richerd John
Eyer Jacob Rupert & Barton
Fry Jacob Squiro Ebin 2
Uruber John Smith Daniel or
Gtrton Matthias George Smith 2
Haley John Stroup Jotham
llarday Arthur Sleller Samuel
Hardman Jacoby Sladler. John
Howell Sarah Ann Slctlcr John Esq.
Ileimbach Henry Swaby Thos. M. D.
Daniel Jemison Jeybert Barnard
Ikeler Andrew Esq.Rchrem Nicholas
Kitncr John Taylor Polly or
Krum Henry Winncgar Abraham
Mcndcnhall John Unangh Philip
ilelick Daniel Vanhorn John
Aclick Peter Welzler Jacob
-Jouser Joseph Wagoner Catharine
May Afichnol Winters Lewis Clino
Acndcnhall Lvdia WellinoRusscI
PotrikinW.H.ilUJ. Washington Charles
Pelrikiu B. F. Witte Godfrietl
Prentiss Noah Willits Thomas
B. RUPERT, P. M.
Persons calling for letters on tho abovo
list, will please say thoy aro advertised.
PSiysiciasa & Surgeon,
Informs the citizens of Bloom and vicini
ty, that ho has located himself in tho village
ol Hlomsuurg, wheto ho will always bo
ready to attend to all calls for his profession
al services.
Office next door to Robisons Stage Office.
uct. u IU15U.
ESTATE OP ERR HARDER,
Late of Caltawissa township deceased,
J otire is hereby given that letters of administra
4 tion on tho abovo mentioned Ektalo bavn Iwwn
granted by tho Register of Columbia rountv in llin
subscriber roBiJingin Callawiaaa. All pontons having
llaniltn.le ni!nu aai.l T.V...- ...III ..I . . .1
....MMW muovpaiu AJIUIU wm )TCBCUl 111001
uuu mow iwjcuiou io sam ustate will maka immt
uiuiu payment to
M achSS 1630,
REGIMENTAL OUBEHg,.
THE Enrolled Inhabitants rcsidin IT Willi.
in the bounds of tho 7 1st Regiment, P. Itf.
aro hereby commanded to meet, agreeably
to law, for the purpose of
Training, Exercising and Inspection,
in Battallions, to wit:
All the VOLUNTEER COMPANIES
attached to the 1st Battallion of the 71gt
Regiment, will meet at the public houio of
Robert Ilagenbuchi at McDowell's Mills
on Thursday, the 23d day of May next. '
J he 1st Battallion of the 71st Reuimcn
to meet at Orangcville, on Friday, the 21i
uay ot May next.
The ad'Hattallion of the 71st Renimcnt
to meet at Cattawissn, on Saturday the2i)tji
day of Mav next, aud the Volunteer Oof
pauy attached thereto is to meet at the saimffl
time anil place.
ma i hew Mcdowell, col.
April 20, 1839.
sct-Coi. Mcdowell will bopicw'
to meet any of his brother officers at ,'
Hagenbuch's at 7. C. Johnson's, Oratme
ville and at Brady's Hotel, Catiawissa",
A NEW THRESHING MACHINE.
STABLY & HOWARD'S
fSIIWJffilE E3&St3 POWER
Upon the Principle of a Leather Belt J
dined Plane.
The advantage of the Machine over all
others is, that it can be operated with
smglo horse, and requires but two men t
work it, while it occupies but a small spar
in a barn. The power can also be applic
to wood sawing, turning, or to operate in
ny other kinds of machinery for Median:
cal purposes. Any person wishing to pc
chase the right of a sinclc power, or f
townships, can obtain it upon application
tuo subscribers, living in Aluncy townsliij
Jjycoinmg county, i'n.
HAINES, THOMAS & Co,
P. S. Letters directed to the subscribe
on the subject, to Muncy P. O. will I
romplly attended to.
Muncy, Feb. Olli 1839.
Prospectus for tlic Uxli-aWioI;
or 1839.
&7SrR 'ay 'lcfore our Republican friends a a.'
r 3 wnption paper for our cheap pen
publication, the" Extiia GtonK."
During the months whon Uont;rp;s l? m ees-ii
we publish the" Cosohf.ssional Ciioiik," vV
gives a condensed report of iU proceedings tveel
tor one dollar. In tho interval between the t.cssu
of Congress, wc pubKh tho "ExTni Gniiu,
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documents, anu whatever clso ol interest appear
tho Daily Globe, for tho samo price. Tbe-e t.
publications aro printed weekly, in book forei
render them convenient for preservation ond
encc. Each number contains 1G royal quarto
gcs.
The important elections which will tako i1
during tho approaching summer and fall, mil f
peculiar value to tho information to be denied fr
this nuartci, during tho canvass. The new nbn
of parties in tho North, and the troubled a
wnicti loreign agitation gives to our natioi.ttl
fairs there, will also impart to the country fori
six montlis preceding the meeting oftiie ncxtti
gross, moro than ordinary interest.
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commence the first week in May, and end the i
wcck in ixovemticr next.
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paid, at our risk. Tho notes of any incorporrl
bank in tho United Slates, current in the section
country whcro a subscriber resides, will be recci"
Rut when mbscribcrscan procuro tho notcsoflu
in the Northern and Middle States, they will ps-i
send them.
To insure all tho numbers, tho subscript
should bo here by tho 7th of May.
ULAIlt Sc itivt.
fXjNo attention will be paid to orders un!c
money accompany them. '
TO THE PRINTERS OF THE U-
J- SPITHALTi,
Wood Letter Cutter and Engraver, ?
21, Franklin Place, Philadelphia,
TJBESPEOTFULl.Y annonnces'to (he I'-"
SaJ&j of the United States, thai ho has commcr.
the manufacture of wood letters.
Wood Letters of overv descrintion. from lou
thirty four lines Pica, or upwards, mado to onl"
the shortest nhtice. Ornamental r,etlrrof '"W
new mifl meat fiT.lnmltil n.Hn.n dp lit. .it. nl
.. ...... (.vu BJI11IIUIU J'dttl.lia, IUI ,11.4...- H
papers, title line,&c.fioni two lines crcat pnut
any size larger.
His typo will ho made of materials of the 1
assortment, well' seasoned and prepared by m.'rli'
ry, invented for the purpobe which insures ihu
exact aujubimont.
specimens will bo publihscd ai early as poi'J
Executodwith neatness and promptitude. H'
for nowspapers, farvsimiles, ornamental and
rules, &c.&c. cut with tho greatest uccuracy m i
metal or wood.
Old cast lnctal cuts, ornamcnti. &c. en-
ever, ar.d mado cmial to new for half their on;
cost.
A liberal dircounl for cash. Six months r
on tho most approved security. Orders friVi
country promptly attended to. All letters iw
postpaid,
OCjEditora of papers in tho country who will
tho abovo advertiwmont a few inscitions,
ward a paper containing tho rane to the "'
tiscr, will bo paid therefor in any of tho abovi
tlonod materials.
April 27, 1830.
JAI.ARATUS, Glauber Salts, Epsom sal"
i eale at the
Cheap Health Emporium