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BARN 'MORNING_ POST
had ben upon them. The resui
- •
..404.vert 4.• wa: DIVORJAND POpltucTons.
tiona, and placed the wings of Allegheny
hUttaDaT,OJTOBEIL 13, 1842. in the most, humiliating position that was
ever rcce pied by a party.
See - First Puge.
, .
A Balftnce wheal. Washington County.,We have a ru
peopie_of Veneznela, South Ameti- l mor upon whig authority, that the vvhigs
I* have 'heen trying the experiment of a have carried their whole ticket by a ma
,
rinimaiiitfiekillatoronrchas our late mon- jority of about 100,
aterivitailiey" have, as in all cases of the It is also stated in the whig papers, that
Jcintif;
been plunder ,-By the last accounts the whigs have carried. Jefferson county,
from`that country says the N. Y. Morning Ohio.
Poati, it appears that the experiment has
malted there at every where else in
more harm trian good. The country is in
an embarrassed state, and a great part of
the embarrassments suffered are attributed
to tieOnditet- of the Directors of the Bank.
I%st-they are justly so attributed, we may
thirty assume from our own experience,—
'Ewe thirds of the fluctuations in currency
end two thirds of the failures - in business
in the United States within the last' 28-
•
andAiiiraeutary affairs of the country, Were
probably' owing to to the existence and
matuvernent of the U.S. Bank.
Deceney--111 the Piety.
Mohave published innumerable para
.
grapfiktbat went to prove bow just is the
claim set up by the federal party of having
in addition to,:"all . the decency," "all the
piety" in - their ranke,.tint - - we have never
funnikvikenner .eviderice of the fact, than
'the tellowiag. description of ofederal ban -
•ner hasbeeneahibited at their meetlugsin Ohio:
"John Tyler is presentinghis conscience
to thilAvvillor..l4soo.- The devil is just is
mingle:oM . hell, with . his imps, -flames of
britratinaer,and a large. serpent. A rope
With-40Q04 ifo hanging over Mr. Tyler's
head, and Mr. Wise is standing be
-1114)&141m., The 'devil salutes Mr, Tyler
witbaiow do you do, Mr. Ve.tol' Mr.
TAyleas.:Oplies, 'is that you, Unclel' A
tign ; hotini-is over Mr. Wise and the Pres
ident, liVhitefliouse Two mu.ne--Hgt.n
.one Miler -. CHARLES ANTHONY is repre
wilted aa'teotdd tie Judge Anthony. on hit
vitay,4o , thedistruisfAunlzlps,-tin a 'TYLER
remission, of long and short eared dogs
.
puppies."
fr,r, The Whipi : uf Allegheny deserve
lisamortal hottor ;fur tbefeeli*ofelqistian
toga they - the elec
aim) Mt - Tuesday,. ByAlteritste bullying
eUtiacoaxing they were :induced to firm a
, union with the antimasone in thefontiation
..ofe county ticket, but no sooner was tho
ticief nominated, than;the o!•3 humors
the ilhiessed *tit" brohezfostlu. and scarce
day . law -065604 lititis.Until the
electiOn, some •luittitilig,' remark ot:
unki4d, iiclt:has not been iiireo to' the
poor witigs. It ivas.oot outEglently humi
'Rating for their, papero- to pour forth daily
leeelte.ityt:t e candidates themsOveB. who
weettoktbooopport s of the Whigs enter ,
ecf' \ the' lield against them, and publicly
froeltrumed • that they wanted no eidlrom
such q.l4tici t iu,exercitting
his P it *q isolVe.l-"g„Cole,of the woret:'
4 1.! Itiortlatentan-thse—wM-everpossessed
kr 3 , 3 , 1 ).t .1 1 6 t4 711 1* -k ' 0 4 0 14*
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Beaver Count!.
The election Mavis ..frum Beaver is of a
highly-gr i atifying -nature." Dr. Milo .ild
ams, formerly °fails city, has been elected
Sheller VI a majority of 95 votes, and one
of our candidates for assembly was beaten
but 65 votes. Perhaps there is no coun
ty in thestate -whet° the dominion of fed
eralism has been more , absolute and ,an-
• ,
broken+certainly none where the federal
ptkro mrire-unecrusulous and grus
for Adams over Jackson, and , in 1832,
Wirt 4a4 a majority these. The recent
victory is therefore the more valuable, and
-we hope it will b- , greet benefit to the
indomitable Democracy of Beaver.
Maryland Election.
The r.ett,tirns from Maryland- leave it
still doubtful aq to wbich party has a ma
jam' y in p e . .Legislature. .The latest news
we have `is from the Spirit of the Times;
whit:ll4*Na the follovving:- House of Del
egates 43 Democrats and 24 Whigs.
Senate —S Democrats and 12 Whigs—
a Democratic gain so fat of two.
The Legislature is composed oftwenty
one Senators and eighty-two Delegates.
Fifty-tWo is a majority on joint ballot.—
From tie returns above, it will be seen
that the Democrats have already elected
forty three Delegates and eight Senaters—
making, together, fifty-one, lacking only
one of a majority.
The Legislature last year was composed
of 52 Whigs and 48 Democrats, so that if
we do dirt get one inure, we have still made
a Democratic gain of three in tiro Leg Ida-
Lure.
The uounties to hear from are St. Ma
ry's, Doichester, Somerset and Wnt caster
electingi*ke Senator 'awl fifteen delegate,.
They are generetly ?Whig, but should we
receive lune trete - either, of which there is
some, hope, we will have secured a major
itr on joint 'ballot, an important matter, as
nit If S Senator is to be elected.
The. aggregate vote of the State is Dem
oc.rattc,6e , on The Democratic
a a ou tt
majorities in Baltiniare city and comity
*ill overrun all the Whig majorities in the
State.
Thea, the electioe may be regarded ae
a disastrous defeat to ihe Whigs; eapeOilly
when w eciaaider- that:Clay has juatheen
set, up*. their eatididate:for the Priaidee,
cy, the. Patanaata fis Feat . hatdt, 'a' high
tariff, Oplitioc _And ether ab
brd
. litelar!ty.
.., . De mocrati cl_,
1 - 1t1e.'"... of Monday, stir
The ennlyrvenian .
ht statethst there,
, "ved , learkalg , - , -
'Letters Moe' de mocra t e. having catc
iina'dco,lo.--bg', 4 14 , tatives,fygmWor.
' c l one ; the rePrellen ,
.____lctemb.,
rie we - b• 1 tone givel. . -,- 7 9 ` '
cits'ter county
. i r t , This: a
th il o - i nt IT , firtd-,,, ,
"141 C .. . • . majority 9 --untk D ocrilaktillet
11election of a' e 17,, '
4'o'eprati....6,_6,_
t. cookie* 10-fra":' ''' 1
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.2n adroit"Trie . 4%—A:rogue is Lextngtoe
My.) recently perfot'rt4d the neatest piece
**thieving on record. He slipped echeck
for MO out of the bank book of s, ien.-
&man who was conversing at the counter
of the Northern Bank with one, of. the
weeks; presented it at the counter, fit '
had, and 1 04.#*aikr115 * khetiPitsiiii.
AteetAtt.',:sllo - rtlit"iiter,:die gteattosii*:r
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„..4g e „.ci1y , &14 , 1%
•
• shAiiir. Atediaar.
Poor Hugh Mitchell.
One of the Only two uniform whigs that
4as on the uniou ticket has, been beaten
most shamefully by the treachery , of the
antimasons. A few days previous to the
election they circulated handbills through
the county, charging him with having tai•
ken _part in the whig movement of 1841,
and calling on the party to oppose - him.
They aeclared that fur this indiscretion he
should be defeated, and they kept their
promise, for many of them electioneered
against him at Coe polls. Poor Hugh Mit:
chell!
Antler County Democratic aiioket
• Illected-
We learned last eieniflA- frotn a "sourcm - that can
p isim'hl t iwbA c t i ke
n democrat:l . have ecc d t . e y d their
or
handsome nrijority. Good ror the land of "B4ack
Jacke and Whortleberris " Our friends in Butler
appear to remember the cad consequences of the
loss of one vote last year, and have nobly made
,a—
mends for their former intliffe:ence•
The Queen of Enitand:—The Lord de
liver us from such a life as little Vic must
lead. She can scarcely pass from her re
ception to her dining hail, without an es
.cort of grenadiers. If she takes an airing,
a whole regiment is in requisition; in short
She cannot pass without the walls of the
palace, but she is beset with the most ri
diculous puppet-shqw
able. There must be constantly in atten
teudance. Earl this, and Lord that; a
Lord Chamberlain;.Lord Stewatt; Master
of Horse; Lords in waiting; Col, so and so.
and Capt. this and that, besides a host of
ladies in waiting`' Why, the woman must
have a strong constitution, to, live through
so much nonsense. How discordant is
this with our own democretid feelings and
principles; how unlike a simple visit of our
Chief Magistrate among the people.—
There are millions of pound sterling year
ly expanded to keep up this aristocratic
pomp and useless show, while nearly one
third of the. Queen's subjects, suffer for
want of food.—Bay -State Democrat.
Operation of the Bankrupt Law.
The Hartford Times states the following
instance of the operation of the Ilanlirupt
law as only nne of many cases: "Passing
through a neigihboring town a few days
since, we noticed a peculiarly neat dwelling
by the roadside, which, with the grocnds
and ornaments connected with it, presented
a co qtly appearance. On inquiry, we found
that it WAS occupied :by a gentleman who
had recentiy taken the benefit of the bank
rupt act; lie did not, before petitioning. pre-,
tend to owe, though the precise situation
f the title in the pri)periy Seas not generally',
underatoeth r". 04 from this magnif
icent dwelling sve observed several work.
men employed in digging a ce4r, and was
informed that_ a fine store was to be built
therii by the oc:upant of the dwelling, who
had received a certificate of bankraptcy but
a few weeks since. 'Bow is this?' we in
nuired, 'has the man's credit become good
so soon after obtaining a certificate of bank
ruptcy? Cs he able to build_so soon- after
sarrenderingeliof-his property to his credi
,toteir 'o,' replied , our , informant, with a
leer, 'he has got property enough, now that
the bankrupt law • prevents 'hit creditors
from_ getting hiAil of
y .
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Wisconsin Unction.
We clip the following paragraph from
;Bth
the Mil*au kie Courier of the 2i.
Glorious Victory.
The election of Monday terminated in a
most glorious victory for the deniocracy of
this County. The democrats have carried
their entire Council Ticket, and Jour of th.l
six members of the House. and :they have
carried these in the face of a moat bitter op•
position, not only from open enemies but
from pretended friend-,.
At the recent whig meeting in this city,
When John M. Clayton, one of die pretend
ers to the vice presidency, announced that
the whirrs had whipped the demaerats as u
sual in Delaware: he also antronnced„tlot
Connecticut had gone fo: the avkligs at the
township electicips. Several o the whig
papers since have beim endeavorirtg'to con
firm the impressiim that this statearent was
correct.
The Hartford Times, however, in giving
the results of 73 towns, 42 orwhich are
democratic and 31 whig, says .there are
ieWer changes than we have ever known—
he democrats preserving their strength un
broken: 01 the few changes than have been
werrn-cd'TITCPVC - Tirall
we havelost, although .- the whigs said .we
carried more towns last year than we ever
oeutd again.' List year the whigs attribu
ted their defeat to the bad weather, They
Have no such excuse now.
t. 't ft be born& in mind that the democrats
have carried Connecticut now by a hand
some vote judging from the returns received
although in 1840. the whigs carded it by a
majority of 8,483, which is as large in p.n..
portion to population as a majority of 30,000
in Pennsylvania !
A night inspector of the New York cu,
torn house, in a Letter resigning 1 - is situation
says that, tin spite of his present infamy, the
President •must admire Henry' Clay, of
Kentucky.' There are, good points in liar-.
ry; hut though his friends here have recent
ly laid in a large stock, we were; not aware
that he himself had accumulated, any addi—
tional !infamy,'
Ellsworth. the 1-edestrian.-4This gen..
denten, who is now engaged near, lloston,
in the great walking feat, was. in St. Louis
some two or three years ago. The. Gazette
says at that time he was
.a carrier of the
Gazette, po:ter at the Perpetual - office,
sexton at. the Unitarian Church, one of the
night watch, deputy marshatl,stewart of
the St. Louis fire company, general collec
tor, manufacturer of mops and split brooms,
the keeper an extensive boarding house,
and occupied his leisure hours lin shaking
with the leaver and ague. He is bound to
'go-ahead."
Letter from u Money , MtMier.
LIVERPOOL, Sept, .19,1842.
The recent news from America has pro
duced more favorable feeling, i;bithout im
parting any additional value or increased
demand to American sdeurities,,which con
tinue in the same inactive state es for some
past time, A broker told me he had been
about four months in selling $75,000 Ohio
6's, which he effected after great dif f iculty,
at abuot $6B, the July divided en.
There is a better feeling towtds Penn
sylvania. The receipt of the . Scrip for the
August interest has inspired John Bull,
with the belief that no redemption is in
tended, and the holders here appear dispo
sed to - do without the February interest.
if it will aid Pennsylvania in getting on her
feet again.
Louisiana 5 per cents, payable, next
year, are offered at 50 per cent, and.; 45 I
presume would be accepted. This looks
,41
- Me nti on naintatunn aPPe$
k:ttot to touch the American
Lot
`Lard Ash b n l on upon hls ar •wa
disposed
to exert his influebee
f taken, Col. - Itubinson will fail in
ciation.
Money is very plenty both in
tinntinn.
_T:t4t there is) . 11% bilninei
,
ttler plac e, - '- . . Bills ace wanted]
- g:ttcrFit - O!r l 4tinin : ' !' I
StiMailviiitte -i'll - - , lsii;ii
' Ci iht to
. I 'lo ':n; • 1 :;.--- 4 4 1 " 44 11 7: e
. : 1 : 5;7" ,
-, - ~ . ., _ :l 7 (iiiii' '''''4l'. .?
Connecticut Election.,
RiPtingth+ :
pool -!'lT` "
:At :per any
ythciolantittol3rif4
fac
.,
4 . • Siiiii4On so
editor 8111 a
it a Fierient. treven a paCket
ship , • gets-afreight--tit:t2so - 1W=00; kis
•••• •••• •c::.
co n 9 ide re t! very good, as things go now.
11 , ? , g i Passengers are the most profitable kind of
r. r freight, a* they:cOnttnue he very. nu
merous. The packet ship Pairiek Henry.
: : which sailed no Paley, carried out 20
cabin, and 250 steerage passengers, whose
• passage money would yield; not less than
-£BO4l- , Her freight on goodn did not reach
£300." - -
.
M KittEll.--On Tuesday evening. 11th inst.,.
by Rev. D. Kirkpatrick, ROBERT Ross, E_ ..of
-this city, to Miss. liatrer dirnihter of Bon.
John itt:.S.nowden of Allegheny city,
TAILORING. ESTA:BLtSIIM ENT,
Smithfield street, between Third and F, streets
M." - CASEY;
peppeetfttlly informs the cit 'cars tit - 1'11315W; rgh and its
rhat he is prepared to receive;and execute alloy
fit=;,is for any description of ,workinsitikltheot hasines.
fie-has on hand, and will be coosianiT:,wceiving. a 'ken.
eral (Dna of CLOTHS. CASSIMER WS! 1 ND V [STING 9.
,
be" will make wol k to order, at lower rates, Man any
caber enablishment in the silty. lc has no hesitation in
erytdg, that his mrk, as to quality urlandß, etega-nee of
fit !vie! Workmanship, connot he surpassed by ally other es
tehltihrrient in this city....
unremitting attention to business,
be 'fops to merit and receive a share of public patronage.
Per - sons furnishing their own materials, will find it to
their advantage to call, Wore going elsewhere.
wtf.
- COAL! COAL!!
WE'are prepared to- fill order's: for Cold to any
_ amonot.al any place in the IWq ellies. on the
most reasonable terms e Addressorders throit:b the Post
Office to - A . K. f.EW tS 4. CO:.
October 7=l w Lower St. MIA to.
SSOLUTIO.N or PARTNERSHIP. --Tire part.
nersitip formerly existing under - the name of
Smith, Royer_ 4. Co.,it the Bowen Works. was dissolv
ed 27th Svio'r, fiat by , the withdrawal of Smith
front the firm. '
SAMUEL SMITH,
• SAMUEL, ROYER,
A. N. Me °WELL,
JOHN, TUHBETT.
Pitt-burgh, lith :October, 184.2.
The manufacturing, of Iron and !calls from ,S.unlata
Blooms will be conthiuednt the floiven Works, by the
sit bier ibers, under the firm Torben: Boyer and_hrDow•
ell, who are amply prepared to atimid to, all O!iders in
t heir line on the most liberal terms, and by renewed at
tention to business hope to merit a ccintinuance of public
patronage.
JOHN TURBETT,
&AWL ROYER."'
A N. AIcDOWELL.
Bowen Works, 11 Oct. 1842
N R. The husine•s ofittnith, Royer 4- Co. will he set
tied up at the old stand. by Turbeit, Rover it IleDowel!
Oct 12—d2tv
Tuictity6 TEA.RERIt Y _TOO PH-wit.sll.
LArreurren,Oct.
itr-To Dr. Titoas,--Sly Dear Sir: I cheerfully end
cordially embrace the present. favorante oppori unity to re
lit rOlO yeti my warmest thanks of•gratuude for your en.
equalled and unerceptionaple tuvenEon of your very
Justly etebrated Tea Berry Tooth. ash, and INJ Opt
I am In duty bound to say that I have derived the great
est and most beneficial effect from its frequent and mode.
ale and can assure you that IMe exceedingly hap
py to have the pleasure of infOrming you, that sinceicly
and cordially speaking, lean in justice recommend lie Ire
quent use to all that unfortunate portion cf the human
race throughout tile globe . who are now undergoing the
most excructatirig'pain for. the want Of a medicine prepa
ration of exactly the same nature of Which you re- isprepa
red, and who have for 'years been suffering, from the in.
prim, destructive and- pernicious effects of worthless
tooth powders - and other worthieso preparations.. hi
conclusion rie.rrniime to say that I have used your Tooth -
Wash but fora short period, and yrt I feel thoroughly
coniinced that it Is the best now known. Its inestimable
virtues in preserVyriettici,teeth, (which If kept in a gbort
and handsome_ ' eopili)inn„ is the greatest embelistimehr
that adorniihe human structure-) aeo-not to be exieited
in easing and reliniing the sufferer from tooth-ache, and
restoring the gains to a healthy and purified condition. and
giving also-a sweetness and fragrancy to a disagreeable
breath hitherto unknown:
Accept my ski.cr re wish for you; nieces., from
Yours, iruly,
BUFPALO ROBEr' 4 .,.B.KAR SION,th AND BURS.
1 UST received. 3.000 Seasonable Buffalo Itobevoldif
ferent qualities frnm Extra No.', L to 3.
A tot a Sear and Cuh Skins, • ,
MVO No. l and 2 Muskrat Skins,
A lot of Otter and Raccoon §kinS.-
All which ae, 3 offered at reduced prices fo cash or ap
proved motes. Apply to
A. SEELEN, at the American Fur Co", Agency,
Oct 12-3 m Cornet-of Front nrid Ferry-afs.:
TUST received a superior article of Lee 4. Co's: Lard
itll Oil warranted to burn at any Temperature, for rate
at the Lard Oil Store In Third street, nearly opposite the
Cost Office. M. C. EDNY.
Oct-12-1 w
COFFEE, TEAS, &c.
5 BAGS prime green Rio Coffee,
1.7 30 packages Y. H .Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
20 tails large No. 3 Mackerel, .
, .
6 boxes Sperm Ceddles,
received and for sale by .
I O. SELLERS,
Werner of Eland-114d Liberrysts.
Oci H—lvi
FOR SALE OR BARTER for pm - shore!) blanufac
tore: and Country PrOduice--616if hi•xes of choice
Cavendish Tobacco. three qualities a ndprices--;330 Hush ens of Flaxseed Cake in bins, in lots to suit easterner's:
IS t SA RIES, Ag't. and Com . . hlerchaht.
No,..9,Fifth street.
To Iron' Il4Entfacturers.
JOHN CLARK IK I ,IIANA WAY'S
New enteLieseful improvement #t - Aliening oat or refining
metai,jor tke purpose of staking Bar4roes..
T , ,
HE plan cunsistaa close fire, hy east platescrun
irl
fling up the ehitoney 7'feet,3 by 3/ feet at bottom,
and 18 inches square at topttbellig,anti coal is put in at
theta%) ortlie are, and the !dant I ,. eeei-ved on two sides.
t
The wereiron plates are as thicirjut those commonly
used, and the nletes..on tAe top of them are one inch and:
a half tt one inch' thick, and. 18 Inches square at top-'
Baying received Letters Patent for the same, Lnow of
fern. SO the public on, reasonable- terms...
Any inform:rib:in - can be bad-, by addressing ow, at
Portsmouth, 0140,
.J. C.. jticklANAVVitr.'
retkeioed,
n. Untes.s
should be
11 have-it
the aego•
- liseatiro Rectri - AVristge, 1842,,
- The undersigned having used Mr. 1:C. litelitsmanines
Patent bun out fire for about two' years, rake pleasure in
recommending it to the puldle, -- and Mote - particularly to
ail iron Manufacturers as an improveite on. tbe open
Area; pr on the old planet .canitingonrtiefal.':--
The capalo, or - patent tire, will ipmeettletat o ne fitkin
the fuel used: will make as anadb f ettabliitittliett time se
two Open fires: anti refine meta et - aeii4aPsi'llWlfY as the ,
open fires, ---- -, ';"'; -: '-"'" -'-`
We have iiiii ll fire Or 11011.%a i r isif94 Airs, and
have derived inteti advantage. firoleitOhe
. iveintn the r
,Stily tecani4dit 'h. . ~-''.. v ''', ''' f
',./ar. masoning -3r *weber*olll l l4,at -.- 44:
= - - apex Wi *eslieg ir *
aea,...::
iatititt*lirlgoo •' • ' ' 1'.4 ".......
row
Orlopfr:1",0471-x: - ,...'•.:•:.,i •,' ; f . itAupoP
i rlil gene
'- . ..ii 1 .,.; , - - -;:---..
ti - . ..
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Paria and
S do nt in
Quo
~_,;
~,'a~.
-s~
J °sent eItIMEZR,
LARD 0114.-
C CRT I f!CAtli.!
~:tij;,
BUFFALO ROdEs
W ILL be tufa at 8 4 •
Ropms No.llo pi
30 superior Eagaw "
30 superior Banta 17
Oct
1110t/AE .4 4 0er )rjir
kji, 14th inst. gi tech*
and Lot, 'hosted on tht
isetelikin t ltd 6th Watilltity.
two stositshigh, with a
Windings.
Terms at Bale—By mast old
den.
Pitterburg h. October 6.
ne , aaartrable
Quaker 'Sessions of ins •
of Allegheny,
THE petition of Nicholas L,
Reesport, in Vers a hi ts
aforesaid, humbly ohnteth,
provided. himselfwith inatefily
ottraveleis and ntlienc,audi4
ship eoresnithand praymbilyik
(4 to grpit him a 'imitate ka li
tainment. And your petilki ht,
pray.
We, the subscribers, chi le *
certify, that the above pelitlee lq
eery and temperance, and it
room and conveniences for the
tart of strangers and traveller,
CeSSA ry.
Matthew Elliut,
A. Atwater, L. J
H.-B.,l?inclair,
John Cook, A .
John Long, IV'
John itiripan, R.
Cct 7-3 t.
In the Court of (blotter
of Atie:bony County
A NO NOW TO WlT,nti o k..
rects the Clerk to pre',
newspaper: published in de af
pers?o9 interested in theato t
sold Court on. Monday next,o.
M.. then and there to matte r
have made in the plan of f p,
they shall be heard. Brlt a ;:'
Oct 7-3 t 14,
BOOR Ali
PRINTING
.117: Corner °fir
Tur proprieioss of the Mow
♦ND MAN crAcTrazii. respectful!,
and the patrons orthose papers,'
and well chosen assortment of
airoCaolue rAr
&ND) et Ort ) .Malral
Necessary to a Jub Priniing
pa 7ed to ex.
LETTER PRESS
OF EVERY DESC
Me of radial,
Bill Heade,
Blaok Checks,
Books.
Pamphlets,
Handbills,
au tint* of
Stage, Steamboat, and Canal Bie
?note no,
Printed on the shortest noticearel
We respectfully ask 'be peirOlult
the public in general in brunt
[Ills: lira It, sett'. 39: 11342. Plll
'WILLI-4AI ELDER. Allow!
• V Baketvell's Hai •or!
Court House. nn Grant street.
I NAKE NO TICE that. the rubmn ,
Conrt of Common Pim of A -
the benefit of the ;halahl4 LIW QV*
tent raid court-bic.MAdAt
October next Tor the hettOtAhre.
ctednans, at the court itrurniei
HIRAM*
Oct. 5, 1242-3 •
DARRAI;
SAMUEL HAMILTON. Slone ••
BRNO Y Jotice.
, Swot( P. BRADDOCE, Btae
JACW3 FOGEL, Baker; Pit
Huon'Onnisore, Wagonel,,9i
JAWFJ3 STEvENsoN„Tallow
,City.
SVGA It& AJ OL A SSES.*•4
90 hbls Pb •
50 " etiPt
glirk Bags Rio Cofree
UV" oet 4.
MUSIC SCIICOL.—Mr. Flap
spelt) , infuna the cilium a(
chilly., that be contemplates formic%
ly, for the purpose oneacinas tne
mental music. He.pledges blame(
method of lastructkto is systematic
so pains sintlt - be spared to fariti
pupils.
Ladies will-be waited on al thee
11-has reduced his prices to
For parlicular.o Weave call at Ca
Allestmoy.Brl ilge";
,WAN77:I) ihfaVEDIATELI
, the Military Corn panic,:
gheny, in the capacity of Musicia
itgi ruction. clothing and lustre
Many parents arc under the is
cal knowledge ore Musical Inn
tendency over the morals of theii
may also' raw too much of hien
studies or occupation. To the r
tosay, that the acquisition ()Naialt
tar a source of recrepi ion and relti '
Buhr' h uted. The taste becomes a 0
inclination for study more ardent.
mind Is.nore abstracted from them,
youthare - sts-liableld fall into. SO
lion to Mask in any way interfere
occupation, as the time devoted to
ways time its definite time, 0 ,0 ,
A nattier object inkthat parents •
should UMW 'children become good •
he led:lnto irregular habits. in
mlah telly with - the same propriety ,-
his son taught to write a good Pos . •
counterfeiter,a , so that the result
we - mike of any acquirement.
It it now to be hoped that from ibt
prejudices that may have heretofore •
of permits are removed, and that del
their 'children the privilege of eel ,
Poltunity. •Call at. Col. Trovillreol
. Wg,
N. 8. No boy need apply for
written consent , from his parader
CARPET AND DRY
Freak Arrival and CaraPe'
frESubieriber'haying, just race'
Carpets and Dry Good3,are ..
wamsof the community at weed ..
cash: They earnestly solicit an e
'wishing to buy, before making their
Their Stack;consists as ll'
'Brussels Carpels, new style, itai l l
Superfine Ingrain, do Talie,
Fine. do do WO *
Common do dip 54'
443.4-134 Plain Venetian, 'l4l*
4.43'458 Twilled. do C" •
Llsilng Carpet, a new good 0 : 41(
ornate.:. : -- - - r.
Floor,Oil Cloths, all widths, I 1 Mond
I ,4l.,PPnweetion with a well Detected
Fancy Dry Goods at &sorest a red
°Ltereplablislunent in the eily.
W. Meet.' '
elers7.lolir No. IIQ hi!_..v.l...swig
WPAPPARN r NlFERairt —i
_ PA *lard of Trustees of the Ih .
"Illigrrallist will oebeid at the ll
lievideb'AlblOth lad, at I/Wea r '
4144-04 k -- • TOOMAS '
--el
lIPIRDIA 101,
isto '
• Akkelf Mg , - R _ o p
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1 the sth
at emir las
chanted
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ure. on %It
NEM
snit . Oka
oss the eiei
r of ;he .
Execath
From the LO
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ptiety, an
us to tho
'will, have
ks it mi
&Wince
'no influe
by our co
ly ttro,lh
, w spaprra
f the eirou
t 4 he ,L.
a direetim
use judErme
and e.r pa
are no paiiia
is s 11J rolla
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nveyed in
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O s ►litotritallatj:balyindht:l
he teitifitony
which though
rt or the 011 , 111
.prisoner, and
Court Lv adrn
• - •in tho opinio
dea'h ot• Mr
VP odour: (1, w
MENEM
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it thu etistssr
(I J 11J W.
41, whin I MI
off each b•ic
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root, hid it
the witnesse.
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then to eked
4, but -ea•
yid *eine
finetofte. b
,baod, fir
(there ha
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ofte entete
Tn' so
cetsely at
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to the spin
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laeth sr it
The syt
physician
t i the prob ,
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bat Mr. BI
is wound
;he received
rig . to -a an
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iiss,'-v) ae p
prepared t
yet behind
:Tung trill—
° which, c
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inion is bai
un.air state,
originated LI
hare to the
"ned to victi
onesided sta
may produc,
left infer.
teen Mr. P
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ready in h
to all, liotu'a •
eaanteract,
tVe prej d
been opera':
mlre
,in
,the adju
t, striae) , o
ere seems
Pr-nor in it*
ban" iho L.
on.tha
the Oc6air,
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