-likatOrsisivined at .being summoned before
hitr royal Master 41i ibis onusual hour.
'Where is the key of the eastern wing?'
-demanded the King, in a voice of unsup.
:pressed anger.
'Here, sire.' replied the servitor, instantly
a ri sen
Vbei rted with surprise, but quick
ly reetivering himself. asked,
...'%"Te.. whom have you a ff orded the use of
this key?' - •
-- - -1 1`o none your Majesty: it has never left
my side. , _
~:IWho,`then, have you given admission
••To-no one, sire. The di ors of the east.
nom wing have not been opened for at least
ten day g.'
e.:A:lould -any one enter without yaur
Allowledge, by a secomi key or entrance?'
,- ,- Ampoesible, fire. There are three locks
mopen before admission could be gained.
The-sentry would allow no one to pass in
without my accompanying them. No ho•
' , man being could possibly get in.'
lionk there, then; and tell me the mean
irrg-Mf those lights rapidly demanded
thneßing, who suddenly withdrew the
enttain he bad purposely let fall befbre the
entrance of the concierge.
The poor man stared for a moment, and
gasping for breath, totally heedless of the
presence of his -Majesty, fell bark into a
chair which stood near him.
'Arise, `arise, I see you have had no
hand in this strange affair.' added the King,
in a milder tone. 'Get a lantern instant
ly, and accompany us to this building.—
We will pass-round through the centre of
the palace. Do not, however, breathe a
syllable to any one; but be quick.'
'ln five minutes more the trio were.
ou
theic way to the building, which the King
desired his trembling servitor to open
He:did so; the brilliant light a:teamed
upon the group. The affrighted portei
inttintly fled, while Charles, followed by
Baningardten, boldly stepped into the
retina. , though his bloitd ran cold as he
perceived it filled with a large assemblage
or knights and nobles superbly arrayed,
Whose faces, though he saw, neither he
nor Baumgarten could (li-tinctly ca t c h—
They were all seated, as if some state tri
al' was going on. The high efbeers sat in
gloomy silence, as One et rtvo i fei i it offe
eel:a moved neiselessly. r ,!-,o(n. Presently
the word . 'Guilty, seermni to breathe
throagh the room. A short, a solemn
patieeerisued and a door behind a tem
pijtary scaffold opened, and three men ap
pettred,men apparently of rank. bound and
prepared for execution. They were rid
- 10ed by the headsman, a„(1 others bear
inettlitoCk,&c. Nut a wind was u.tered,
ivement shook the assembled
jtiages. The pi incipal criminal laid down
hi'sliead on the block. and the next instant
it rolled from the scafildd, land actually
Bunch the foot of Charles the Twelfth.
this juncture evetyl iglit disappeared.
Theking called loudly for assistance to
secure the persons who had thus assem
ble4,and
: committed violence beneath the
royal rtief. Before he had to do so twice,
th l efrighteneil porter rushed in, attended
by several olli.:ets of the liusehold„ and
•
servant's beating torches. Not a vestige
Of the vision remained. Everything was
in its propel place. The very d 2st which
hid been allowed to ac •urnulate, rested
n the Fut niture. every door was well
fastened;— scaffold, block, criminal, and
judges, all were gone,
Prie•only token - remained to bear out
the. actual scene which had taken : place:
a large drop of blood hail stained the
stocking of the King, exactly net the spot
against w:iich the traitor's head had rolled!
lOt;;The next day the sec( rd was draWn up
froM which this sketch is taken.
41792, Anketstrom ail his twoi prin
cipal accomplices justly suffered death for
thg ; Troirder,s , f their sovereign, Gustavus
the tbitd, King of Sweden
By the arrival of steamer Neptune, cap
tain Rollins, from Galv-stern, we have re
ceived papers up to'the 2,1 November:
On the 17th' October, information was
given at head quarters, by Mr. John W.
Scitith, that Gen, Woll was pot-itively on
the Nueces, and that on the Sth he had
received a re inforcement of abotit 500,
and that all the militia of alstern Mexico
was ordered to his assistance, and
would reach the Neuces in less than tun
dayalrom date. The Mexicans living in
amfabout San Antonio, are quite indepen
dent, and directly boast of their defence
against the troops, to wit: That Gen.
'Woll will come for the remainder cf them,
&e: that contrary to their customary hos
pitality heretofore extended to the !mops
at that point, have clandestinely drove
their' beer and stocks some 25 or 30 miles
south,-to secure ttem on their march, to
the r, Rin Grande, and speak more' free of
thelinatter than formerly. Mr. Smith is fully
satitifi4d of the fact that the enemy at the
Nurkes'will amount to 5,000 or 0,000 in
10 days; and that Woll has regular cool ,
mitildation with the Mexicans of San An
tonio; that in his opinion they cannot any
long4', be : recognised even as neutrals;
mu 4 tees ftiend7s; in the expeditiOn.
liV4nitl;oo Totipi troops were assem
bled a 1
. Gonzales on' the 11th' October.
it letter'written by a gentlenian at La
Grange, under date of 25th October, says:
that there we!.el3oo men assembled at that
plaiewho'Would commence croissing the
,
Cultrii i do tha next day. The river was
vffly 'arid' would retard the passage
of ifre troops several days. Gen Burle
iustumuktd through that placeon the 24th
uk. way home„ and stated that - 400
truups would turn out kom Bastrop an d
Trans.c.owittimantl4 , - , ,v,whelleved there
would-be 3.000 men at - Sin Anto nio o by
f e t aof Nowtritierg;
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SATURDAY, NOV r. HHE 19, 1842
See First
Gerrymander i ng.
The Gazette exhibits a holy horror at a.
half serious remark of the Keystone that
four would be a fair share for the Whigs in
the next Congressional apportionment, if
the Gazeue has not entirely exhausted its
reservoir of indignation, we would ask if
it thinks the Apportionnient in Massachu
setts, where they gave the Democrats but
one member, an honest drvisionl Has it
no thunder for that most shameless and un
righteous disfranchisement of the Demo
crats in Massachusetts'{ The Gazette for
! gets that in New York and Connecticut,
where the Democrats have large majorities
in the legislaturbthe members have been
' apportioned wi th or no complaint.—
It
should also look to New Jersey, and see
how basely Coonism has districted that
State. A portion of the Legislature of
New Jersey, have addressed their Con
stituents on the sublet*, and eloquently
set forth the monstrous injustice perpetra
ted by the Coons. The Democrats will
have hut a single member of Congress,
while it) the State, they have 2000 majori
ty. We point out this as deserving the
Gazette's indignation, always providing it
is not all expended upon the Keystone's
proposal.
As to the dividing of our own state, there
exists the most pci feet confidence that the
pernicious exanyles of the Coons in Mas
sachusetts and New Jersey will nut be ful-.
lowed, and this should put the Gazette at
ease. We hope that to make the districts
proper and convenient in a geographical
point' of view, and to keep as near the
ratio as possible, will alone be considered.
Let justice and the public convenience ac
tuate the legislature, and if the whigs get
ten members, or even a majority, if those
points be looked to, we shall say—well
done.
"3 Sign!"—As an offset to New York,
the Philadelphia F.,rn says that a vote
was taken in one of the Baltimore cars,
which resulted in 13 of a majority fur the
whigs! Our Market street friend wi l be
apt to get his enon again after this.
Some of the papers are advocating a duty
on coon fur,
Labor in France: -Mr. \V alsh states
that the averaige price of labor in France is
1 fr. a 93'. per day. In the department of
Rhone it is I fr. 4c,; in the Seine Inlet ieure
it is 2 fr. In the department of the Seine,
which includes Paris, the price is higher,
lint this is a solitary case as regards the
general rate.
The Vicksburg Sentinel states with con
fidenJe, that a p-r:onal ree“nciliarion has
been br,ught about between Gen. Jackson
and Mr. Calhoun.
Mr. I.3agby, the Aiahama papers state
po.itivety declines a r••-election to the Hui-
States senate. The Hen. Clement C.
Clay, it is believed, will succeed him.
Murder in Long island—The N. Y.
Sun says that on Sunday night a most dia
bolical and cruel murder was perpetrated at
Old Field, about four miles from Hunting
don,
L. 1. The victims were Alexander
Smith and his wife Rebecca, both advanced
in nra. Their heads were fotind dashed
to pieces, evidently with a stone hammer.
Tiie perpetrator of this horrible act is un
known, but suspicions arc entertained
against a German, about 23 ye N of age,
who had bern a few d ys in the employ of
Mr. Smith, and is now missing. Ile was
dressed in a green coat, pantaloons, a small
green cap, and checked waistcoat, wears
moustache=, and is about 5 feet 9 inches
Tho Abolition vote in New Yolk at the
late election amounts to ten or twelve thou
sand. - This is pretty good, though the) do
not hold the balance of power.
Earthquake in Canada . —Several shocks
of an earthquake were felt at Three Rivers,
Sorel and adjacent parts, on the 7th instant,
about 9 o'clock. - They were preceded by
a noise like that of an explosion, and the
shocks were sufficiently strong to excite
some apprehensions. Something of the
kind is said to haVe been perceived in the
meighborhoodiof Quebec about the same
time.
3/most an .fic4ident.—A. lady from this
city (ws don't know her name,) who of
course , ii remarkable for her beauty. .while
on a trip to cinoinnati on board the Her
rad, on going h a
,into her state room wit
light, her elotheetatight fire and it was VI/
difficulty 'extinguished .
•' •w : coo-thou,
hivkba o
- --
rigs*
,4-*:'thi, ,:lt dense*::"'
flak,
~Yin the:iiicatrous
, . ~
r 4iiiihich the coo itegtAttnr, of
New ..40:11; htitzk'defrauded - tr lt:ltte num.,
bet ot thidemocrittic citizens of that State.
Federal Pop.
_,.
6,324
14,374
26,02 - 4
25,438
8,726
°/ 1 * 0)R "
Cape May co:
Cumberland co
Saint co.
Gloucester co
At lactic co.
2,1. Burlington cc,
Monmouth co.
Mercer co
3d. Hunt••rdon co
Warren co.
Sussex co.
4th. Middlesex co
S.lmerset co.
M:Jrris co
sth. Essex en
Passaic co
Bergen co.
Hudson co.
A correspondent of the Pennsylvanian
says, the difference between the highest
and the lowest of these districts, is 22,089!
and the difference between the next to the
highest and the next to the loWest, is 17,-
189! The only fair district, is the first,
and a glance at the map of New Jersey,
will show that it was a;most impossible to
avoid making those five counties into a dis
trict, with their r resent population. The
Whig Legislature, is, therefore, just[frpm
necessity and dishonest from choice.
The Illinois pa,)ers give an account uf
a desperate affair that took place in Monti
cello township; near the Jersey county
line, in which two persons named Fergu
sem and Ingham, were engaged The
Fergusons xere engaged in getting out
some timber, when they were arrested by
Ingham. .who, with a cocked musket in
hand, ordered them to desist immediately,
or he would shoot them dead. It appear
ed they had purchased th-; timber from
Mr. Ingham's son; audio, ized by his broth
er, the owner to sell, of which fact the
father had not been made acquainted.—
The threatened party Mille obedient to In
gham's commands, but one of them (m Ivey •
ing said he s'iould ba prosecuted for dam-'
ages. At this anmiuncement, the old man
quickly drew fr.:m his side a bayonet, pla
ced it on the gun, and made a most fu
rious assault upon him, forcing the bayo ,
net several inches into his bowels, pro
ducing a serious and dangerous wound,—
On the Friday following, the constable pro
ceeded to Ingham's Wouse with a warrant.
for his arrest, but found him desperately
armed. The officer Fweing this, left some
young men to watch him, while he could
also procure weapons, and more assistance.
Prior to his return, Ingham sallied forth
with gun cocked and advanced towards
those who had been left on the watch.—
One of them, a young man named William
Chapman, levelled his rifle to shoot, but
it missed fire. At the same instant, In
gham discharged his piece at him and fell
ed him to the earth, the charge taking of
fect in the ribs and hip L me. The des
perado again charged his piece and pro
ceeded to the house of Mr. Wm. Gilman,
not far distant, against whose life he had
sworn vengeance. On perceiving his ar
rival, Mr. G. so secrete.] himself, that
when Ingham in a furious rage entered
the door, he quickly threw his arms round
his neck. and, after a desperate struggle,
as if between life and death, sudeeeded in
holding him until a rope was procured by
his wife, with which they bound him hand
and foot, and sent him to Jersey county
jail.' In addition to his musket, Ingham
was armed with a broad sword, a Bowio
knife. two dirks, a butcher knife, a pocket
knife, a bayonet, and a tomahawk,
Looking Ahead.—lt is calculated that
we have territory enough. in the
. United
States to support .comfortably , -betweert..2
and 300,000',000 of people! Think of
300,000,000 of freemen, all living under
the same beneficent form of government—.
all speaking the . sanie rich, sonoroui.lan-.
gwage, and , all worshipping the same God!
I I avo we not something, to live. for? Look-,
ing at our prospective glory alone, who
would noi be an American? Beauty,
er. grandeur, are comprised in that one.,no
hie word.—Aurattee--4V- Y, ' ;.
This would certiinlThe very gratifying
were it not that thare are contingencies,
which mar the prospect of “beauty, pow. ,
and, grandeur"' held forth in the shove par
agraph. We have not yet.2(000,, 000, and
there are thousands in distress , roithe , torn
modest ne c essaries ofl re. ANOO O OOOO4
have we' thatif 166.,11PPahltion iitaririet
usanaL - ':`,4
*Ori 4 4,lg 4 l l3 Al .l ltigV i o i t - tkl n S 9 '
4.hinlititi)Attat. iiitik.'"-oriv
69,886
32.831
32,858
21,488
87,177
24,768
20.360
21,761
66,889
21;875
17,392
25,821
65,088
44.609
16,682
13.311
8,476
84 078
I)espe ra le )11 tfair.
27:
*I
f cl itrAt4is - its having 404' ,
names
seiiiiiillottler men eta
pioyed on the estate of M, Vigut3,.at Ma;
couria, near, Cayenne, after their day's
works retired to their -hammocks,- which
were slupg, according to the custom in
that climate, between' twotrees in the open
sir. Some of the negroes were - apphinle,.
to witch by- turns, and keep fires . blazing_
to scare away wild beasts, with which tha
country abounds, but in the 'middle of the
night the watchmen fell asleep and suffer
ed the fins to go out.
Suddenly the whole patty were roused
by wild howlings and other frightful noi
ses, and looking out they descried in the
gloom a tiger running away with some
thing in his mouth, which it was impossi
ble for them to distinguish. On mustering
their numbers to ascertain whether arty
one was missing, Polo Vigne did not make
his appearance. On resottingto the pour
fellow's hammock, his body was found in
it, but without his head, which had been
torn off, and was, no doubt, the Object dis
cerned in the tiger's mouth.
Sirius, the dog star.,is more than 19,200 ; •
000,000,000 miles from the earth. We
pity poor jour printers that have to walk
there for a job.
Miller, the Millennial preachers, was
once a deist.
Major Noah, who adheres to his opinion
that the verdict in Colt's case was an un•
just one, says, "there is yet one consolation
in his fate, that if he is innocent of the
crime of murder, which pone but
deuce can know besides himself, his mar
-1 tyidom will secure him an endless crown
of glory and trappiness he: eafter."
Twenty cases of towilyiLim were before
the Mayor Of Philadelphia in one morning.
Something new in the annals of Crime.
—A woman in Albany has been arrested
charged with marrying another woman.
D'''The Governor of Georgia has come
out with the hardest kind of a locofoco
message. He is in favor of a hard curren
cy, and no mistake. He has changed con
siderably.
Election Results
Ohio.—The offioial returns for Governor
at the present election are as f o ll o ws:
Wilson Shannon, democrat, 126.061
Thomas Corwin, coon, 125,621
Leicester King, Abolitionist, 5,403
Shannon over Corwin 3443. A plurality
elerts. In 1830 Corwin's vote was 145,
I 442; Shannon's 129,312. Cor.vin's major.
itv then, 10.130.
3rkansas.—The fuli ‘l,te for nierni,eref
Congress in a!1 the counties is as'follov,s.
Cans, democrat,
Cu nmin coon,
Evans, indep.
Cross over Cummins, 4098
The Senate stands 6 coons to 15 demo
crats; House 20 to 46. Dem. maj. on joint
ballot, 35.
Maine.—The official vote for Senators is
at length published, from which it appears
that one Coon and 22 Democrats are elect
ed to the Senate, and there are 8 vacancies,
viz: 1 in Franklin, 2 in Somerset, 3 in Wal
do, and 2 in Kennebec.
The Democratic majority on the Senato
rial vote is 11,056; and to this should be
added about 700, in consequence of two
democratic tickets having been run in Wal
do county. As the vacancies in the Senate
are to he fired by the Senate, that body will
consist of one C.,on and 30 Democrats.
Michigan Election. —The election in
this state is fur metnbers of the Legislature.
In Detroit, the Democratic ticket has
succeeded by 198 majority, showing a
gain of 238 since the general election of
1840.
Wayne county, in which Detroit is sit—
uated, give's an average majority for the
Democrats of 594—tital gain, to two years,
339..
Washtenaw and Jackson counties both
give Democratic majorities.
Next Congress
The results of the electiOns that have
been held in six States, show the follow
ing changes.
281 h Congress Present Congress,
W. D. W..... D.
21- 2 1
Louisiana,
M issouri,
Georgia,
Arkansas,
New York,
Delaware,
13 9
wtag•aoss, 14.
'AB e1eet04.1.44-.**,"fic:agP•
It /!'''cr4rs
H o ps, 4 9 ,987 1 6 • • - 2
or
bpi o.Avery'6l
lila: yeas OH -' '
?A--torliEttirtuarrothis4 Afiwfal
ItAniklonoivaimpeogioiciisoixt,stivir2
;`0...r_ 1 !
9413
5315
1586
8 9*
10 24 19
7 C: 4 ,
4- Oh: - -4 : ill 'vilin
Col
.14
, i ,.. ._, soilikeiveelittite rflivielkilble
welter Wistiftingt*fs*n lilltiwaronal
imd*liiiMil friiiida. ,--16nrIast Sattirday,
they called .on: him at Apollo. Hall,-and for
!hours the spacious rooms were crowded to
excess with visiters, who pressed forward
I
eagerly to pay dieir re.spects to the gallant
Colonel. A procession of his friends es
corted liim from the Hall, attended .by the
Marine- tlatid, which played excellent mu
sic. Mr. Hoban addressed the - numerous
company in a n introductory speech, and
the Colonel foll Owed him in an interesting,
entertaining and felicitous address of near
ly an how's duration, which was cbamc
telized by liberal feeling, suavity. and pa
triotisin. At the close of his addtess,
and during its delivery, Colonel Johnson
was greeted with repeated rounds of ap•
plause.. The Hon. Mr. Wickliffe, and the
Hon, Mr. Pope, both distinguished Ken
tuckians, attended, and the latter briefly
aldressed the company. who seemed to be
highly gratified with all the speeches de
livered. The meeting was altogether an
agreeab' e one, and no unkind witty feel
ing seemed to actuate any of the speakers,
or indeed any individual ptesent•
The editor of the People's 0, g:in is in
love with a homely gal, we guess, Iv this
paragraph in his last papei:
'She that is the most amiable, intelligent
and virtuous, is the most beautiful in the
eyes of the discerning. The et joy') ent
of her love is the most valuable of all earth
ly possess ions.'
OYSTERS, SARDINES, 4.c.; serval tip in lie best
style atIA. HUNKXR'S, No 9 pin', steert. Sti da'. le
opal ttnet.ts are appropriated to gentlemen acrompatticrl
Ity ladies. Also all kinds of Cakes and Confectionary for
patties. weddings, etc., for sale by
nov 19—if. A. fIUNKER,
dri A R'S PATENT LA MPS, FOR BURNING
LARD,—Those who would wish greatly to reduce
their expense for light, shouts certainly purchase one of
lie above named Lamps, as by their use there is a clear
saving oral least two-I birds of the exnense over OiLand
the light obtained from this is pure and brilliant, anti
wholly free I. om smoke or disagreeable smell. We wou'd
here state that Carr's Patent is the only one worthy the
attention of the public, as it is the only one that is appti
cable to every variety or pattern of Lamps. and the only
one that will torrn Lard WELL, at any temperature of cold
or heat. We have, in the short space of three mouths,
sold several thon-mtids; and with scarce an exception,
those using thent have expressed themselves highly pleas
ed with them. and fully convii.ced of the great economy
by their u , e, as well as their superiority over either oil
or candies, in regard to cleanliness and light.
The above named lamps Coll be had only at
BROWN 4' RA YAIOND • S ,
Third street, nearly nppnsite the Post Office .
Where i> , kept constantly nn hand Britannia Metal, Tin
nod Glass Lamps, of vat ions patterns.
1101e9. .:FlO.
' do Currency notes, 3'
Columbiana I.k New Lig ICral
bon Demo ml, 21 Ea
We take pleasure in offei ins to the pilltqc the f4low- d o Pon t °"''''• 2.ta.,,a
int:certificate. which in subsci 'bed to by mans re,peeta. ~ :iiirinitaii specie pay l 'sra 1
bit' rllli,ns. . tog hanks. 2INi.
We. the undersienc.l, imve tried and are now UAW , Mech . 4 . • Traders 1.1: of 1 "'"'
Carr's Patent Lamps, for latrnius La , il nr other animal Citici"""ii• :i.tl'est
fat, iind it' I' have fin tie‘aini inn in sayins that the v o va an Clinton lik of Columlei , . ' ON . iro
excellent llslit—ennat to any of the ordinary nod, sof n' mandTwie '" - :, fliiirrl
lighting n [loose, at nhont one.tiora the ens?, and wholly Cir;elevitle, (11. lan renre i'leve!;6
free, lion, smoke or other disaereeetite smelt. We take -- a Ctmlit;") 9 orberliq
z """ lis ' lA' frinu).4%
pteasure in rrentnotendins. these lamps to the publie. as IT
their n.e there 1::,a erect saving over either Sperm
or lard oil. or even caniCe.s; and we. believe them to
he more cleanly and less troublesome than pit her.
To be tad nt Rtrowy '4- 11 A.vNtroNn's only, Third ft reel,
nen r'r rtlnt. , ol , In , I'OSI Ctifire• .
.
I ev. W. W. Hal:ewe:l, lames !loon,
' " A. M. Bryan, Ch cries farlson,
" John M'Cron, V. Yeaser.
" N. G. raltirs, Wm. Graham, jr.,
" Robert Dunlap, E. Trovi'lo,
Dr 11. D. Sellers. %Vin. Douglass,
" F. D. f;azzam, Henry Atwood,
" 'Wtn. NI. Wrisht , Isaac Cruse,
Robert FL Kerr, Egg , George W. Henry
A. Beckham, Robert NlcPlierson,
Thonias °moon. John S Shaffer,
George Miltenberger, Wm. Eiclibanin,
O. P. Shims, J, B Turner,
A. Miller, Wm. Martin,
R. M. Riddle, Post Master Henry Barzesser,
11,,bort Gray, James S. Clark, of the Amer•
Allen K ranter, lean lintel,
A. F. Martens, John M. Campbell
M. Stack house. L. A lberser,
Rolir , r Johnston. James klellin,
N. B. Just received, an improved Patent 'Lamp, for
kitchen use. 110V.I9 — dica if %NM'
Glass lamps sold at manor:looms' pri , es
4000 Christian Temperance and other Almanacs
for 1843; 30it Youth's Temperance Advm
Cain . , 35 in a se? ; Temnerance Fable; Reports American
Temperance Union, Congressional Temperance Society
Reports; andA variety of Temperance Doctinteitis; 1 pet
20 vols. or the Youth's Friend; 2 set 200:voli. Infants'
Magazine. and a variety of American Tracts:Temper
ance and Sabbath School Union Publications, and a con
siderable variety of School Books; paper and sintinnary,
for pale by ISAAC HER nis,
nov 19. N 0.9 Fifth street.
$l5OO Erie Scrip, wanted in exchange for Mer
chandize, at No. 86 Market comet by
niw 19 ZEBUIX N. KINSEY.
NEW GOODS,
.4t No. 86 Market Street
ZEBULON KINSF.Y respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he is now receiving,
Roth New York and Philadelphia, a well selected stork
of Goods In nis line, which be will !ell at prices tos nit
the times, viz. I
300 packs American Pins;
100 do London do;
200 lbs. sewing Thread;
1.000 bundles doi - do;
WOO dozen spool do;
200 lbs. patent do;
15 do sewing -Silk;
s 25 do Zephyr Worsted, assorted colors;
6 dozen do Patterns;
.1500 do cotton Tapes;
50 gross do Cord;
100 do do Boot Lacers;
50 do do Corset dn;
50 duzen Gum Elastic Suspenders;
60 do worsted do;
• 75 •do webb do.
50 boxes Rosemary Soap, containing 6 dos. each;
100 dozen Fancy . do assorted;
150 do shell-Bide Comtia,-tv It a general assort
ment of tuck and twist Combs,
100 do Buffalo Shle comb.;
50 do do Twist do;
750 do Rini 'vary dn;
300 do Horn Tuck do
17,5 do do. Twist do
125 do Redding afterteri sizes;
10 - gross' German Shyer Pocket Combs;
50 do Wooden -do do
300,000 drilled eyed Needles;
100 gross Knitting do;
'824,000 slatted percussion Caps;
120 nests Straw Railkaisl
25 dozen willow' Tot:vetting Balker., assorted sl.
;les, with a genintramortment of work
and frincyltisketsv
150 gross Bone 011ete; •
' 80 , 'do Metal do; 4
25 do hooks and eyes, -
15 do tooth brtmltsa;
40 thirty hour brassOcreltM ,
1 . 150 gross purl bottonr4 ,
10 , .10 German silver table IIPOPIW: • ,
20 do '.do • do zlel 401 • •
~llio r sliver feat and tatde-syroonstigedit ita4stivai 0188 -
4*i goldtp 1 fiver
'briartor 11 — m40/ end
4 0# 0 i 0 trOltekatilikk 4610 -** l4ll*
Wett4~ l6l o
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Tgii t
MULA.RD 4. Esexert,„ ... ""s'
6th night of Mr. A.
hived Flayv ~
Friday Eening, Nov, 18, itk .af
WILLI,' II
William Tell
Gliemler ........
Mrs. C. ii Itl. in th e e
To conclude with the MaY of
Ambrose
Prlre. Dressarcie 80xr114.1
ery 25.
Doors open at 6i o'clock•
at 71. precisely.
BANK NOUN; ANb
CORRUCTID DiILY, II! ALLY. 3
PENNSYLVANIA. 1p
Rank of Pittsliursh. p ar .
tiderch. ¢ (clan. bk. pa r ••
Exchange hank, par g
Bk. of Germantown ~
Basica I ank,
Lanca s te r hank, dis 2
Bank of Chester Co. pat
Farmers' hk 'Bucks CO.
Doylestown hk do ~
Bk of N America Phil.
Bk of Northern Litietticso..
Commercial bk. of Pa. •
Far. dr Mechanics bk.
Kensington bk. ttis
Philadelphia Ink.
Schnylkill bk.
Southwark hk.
VV usler n bk.
Pik. of Pennsylvania, tp
Ilk of Penn . 1131
Man. 4- MPril;(lllCs bk 5
hloyamensing hk
C Ira
`rate.U. kink,
Lowbertnef,', Warren, 7slN o,
Washb2ton,
t ners
Bk of M nut .omery
Mon. Lk Brow nsettle,
Erie Bank. s`p,
Harrishor7,ll bank. g l •
Far. bk Lancaster, 2*
cf Middletown,
Bk. of Chambeisi •
Carlisle bank, 91.
Bk of Sort butt.b , riand, lU
Columbia Irk 4- Pri,l:4e co. 2 is
Bk Sti. - - - qttettan , ra c o . 1p
Bk of Delaware Co. e.. 1. ; ,),!
Lebanon bk.
Get l v sborelt I.k. 91
Vvrk hank,
Far. 4- Wove rg 1.1.. of
Waynesboru h,
2,Bat;
Currency notes,
floneFdatt.„
Wynnitn:! hank, 12 1 Or',
PitislOgli State Strip, 5
Coutory do do
Barks Co hank,
Lew i.tow
Towanda.
OHIO
Ulountpleasool bk 2
Far. $• Mech. bk of Situ.
brnville, 2'
Belmont bk of St. Chairs.
I vine. 2
blarietta I.k. Demand
11.10' A. PAV, , d \milt. l e t rini
it. r very nap tans week Altai'. di
n mst ezlrncivr and valttan, kni pir
DRY GOODS ev.r afered at A
which have tort from
ropiprt-mgm ,, 1. 1.. .a MO Poci,opc
e. ,:t I h "01,, 3hl tli
Peaver and Vim , . do '41941
Plain :1..11 ref I. CAsslinereA 251)
File t 2 lliterfine SA(1111, 11., 200 a
Fzeiteli
4• Cn_lioh Al rriuoee„dlAl -
.e . Het Yellmv Flannels, ,jutiO
NV hitt' id C wen, e.:) .391:
IN hoe k Cord. Doeshins,
' Cnotihrie 4- Parr
Plearli',!.Sltiri.
5 4 do 5.:,•01,-:
Scotch a iqgir,,ll•,
Wit n gre:lt many other ani'
tiou rif Jeairr=
lefr , raie every day at 10 and!
early null! further
PRICE'S COMPOUND
CANDY i> a safe and
Cads. Asthma, Sore Thront.P ,
Breast Whoopio!; Cpugh.
Throat and wan y d:ge.l3l.s Icy
Ti y a il—only 6c ;) ,, r rolfr •
sale an d Retail by 11. T. Pcici.
gbeny City, and Iliir
burelt.
Be sum you ask for Pri:iUU•
1111 V 17—tf.
- --
111 T. PRICE, I,tin.o,rsJle
KA. Agelioner and l•runern , '
Diamond. Allegheny cily.
Every variety of Cade ,
Oakes. suitable for weddlnV"'
from the begl materiak, t short
HANNA 4- TURNBUL L.
TON PAPER 111 tt.t.. Strain
ved their Aare from thiscoy.,%,
Browne, No. 49 Market
A.
gents for thy sale of the diner('
turf(' I V them, wt rre their (r:
ways find a siicplF
P st plain and f‘ont tS:
paper; Bonnet Itoard , , and rdttle
zee and qualifies ,all of whitttO
ncrommotlatin_ terms.
lloLostoP BROWNE, noweifartO
Pape,-s a nd Borilrrs, kero 0
ry variety of Entry, Parlor:4 t!
latent styles and most haraL4o
will set/ low and on accono a
or retati,
rilLmo THY SEED.—% frrtA
JIL of ilte hest quattly
•
L 5.25 Po r orio
PP cd E ('.ll Zefsque fo:
e ( 1'
11 1
IsA kCC
Also from same place. 20 •
superior article.
LUMBE !
1311BEq for sale n !onto
15 %AC Cr
Thrillers and nt Iters wanlig
to call, as they stippli4
very lowest market prices-
COUGHS, COLDS4g4CO.
son for the above coinplei
Persons who are
weather are respectfully info -
COVERT'S B•ch oetars hid
cured Tnons.ons, olio W
le
seseption. Ce.rilficales ran be
curve.
TATLoa's BALsot or Ulla
for Liver Coeptaiete.Cele
Is real if Inendcd by all villa
to 'eke, and spcedy ape ilttiligs
Pries's BeLanoo2lllCAsse—
and pleasant anedicitiit
cure for Compts , Ce ace
atlr the Wnoordio Cam'
a nt e
anedieinefor, all are fond grit.
to take al; Its care is one •
hatra certificate of Alte llel
sat there can be no raglan,
aritinetted toot/ sod
mincine is at Abe •
411 the eh* lardiwn ,
Wigoidassti oar Rivit
0.0"18-41. ,
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im i rE=
neighbor
a splendi
nfectinnary in 5
etion of part leo
whete everyt,
n ts will be sei,
4tate
,yesPiraaY
. it : ;jg SUPpO B e
1.
s ls Eteaion.
Esomini Pte
16W hi in Ma"
„far Morton of
The P'ist
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ssi
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people is the
13. Ole thing
return4---tlla
batitt..d their lii
They have
triiParell 'With '
owns; an if di
Caen. Apathy
the result.
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informed 1)
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