" HE H THE FBBBMAN, WHOM THE TROTH MAKES FREE.''

VOL. It. SNOW-HILL, WORCESTER COtWVTF, MD. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd. 1839 M III. . *•

WALTER? ned he.buried his roWels in his steed, and went had suddenly attacked the toWQruhe night be- ^ricd Agnes with clasped hands, as she, day wore on, and the sun wheeled his broad uir- TEAMS long the rocky road, followed by his fote, carried it by overwhelm" ^umbers,p|un- (caught fight of them,"there is the crest of Wal- co in the bosom of the. Rhine, lengthening the i:nd and-their followers pell-mel), their armor d>red, sacked, and tired it, 8?/'rv .~Ml mornir.g at ter, the very scarf I broiilercd for him,tho sainis shadows of ihe hills around/and burying the tORCEbTER BAM ,_ ibhctl «llln tied by ringing and. >* the draw- 'On, on.''on.' 1 shoutedshoutrd the impetuous young knight, j Leading on his followers,_ the gallant_ young_ spair, '(hey cannot hear us, and we shall be left lofty cliffs on the oilier shore, and ihe giim for­ biidge, and reigning in his steed in :he deserted waving his hand as an ndicu. 'And follow me, knigh'. couched his lance, stooped an instant oclir. I vow a silver candle to the Virgin if tress of Ehbrenttein, towering like some dark coun-yard, shouteu till the-old walls..echoed a- my men, down into the valley Rupert our lowly in his saddle, and then with his little band, vc escape.' spirit in Hie distance. The strangers were ar­ gain lo his trumpet tone t-. guide, we have kept greater odds at bay in drove like a whirlwind down upon his foe. A 'Stop,' said Agnes wilh a sudden energy,'here •>• med lo the teeth, and by their bcarmg evidently 'What ho.' seneschal w ardu- varlels, Syria let us slriU'e now for our God, and for!moment they were seen sweeping along, and s my falcon call, I had forgot I wore If jest* *ntto of rink. The foremost one was the younger; in the fiend s name \\here are ye? It i» Walter revenge'1 & with his scanty hut eager followers Agnes had scarcely ejaculated "The'saints pre- day, and in this morning's agony I put it on . ... and his keen dark eye, and thick raven locks, de Kolhsu) calls, lio there!' he continued in clatteiinir alter him, tin- excitrd warrior dashed serve him!'before the shock of meeting took liinking. Sancta Maria be praised, for it.shah* betokened him a_son of a warmer clime than desperation,us his voice echoed dismally ihiough --like - .a madman« through• . the. gateway, in• another. _t__.iilacc,tlieir -i lances \vere* . splmtcredjo. I: ._...»•_.!__ the head,L__ _I &a. ie the means of our release,' and raising il to that where he journeyed. He was attired in a the empty court-yard, 'what news ot the Lady instant had cleared the drawbridge, and was mid a cloud ot dust a half a score of them wenr her lips, she blew a long shrill call, such as in shirt of mail,wrought of links of Ihe finest steel, Agnes and her noble bire? where are they? seen gallopping. wildly down the rocky road, icadlong to the earth. The position Agnes oc­ oilier days her lover himself had taught her. that glittered with every moiion h.s body made. come forth, ye knaves, here are no enemies,but his iron 'rappinirs ringing as he went, and his cupied was however, (ess lavoiable than the 'They hear it,' gasped the handmaiden, 'sec, wore, a while turcoal, friends, come I'urlh, or byjlic sacred wood of olieir one gained by her Handmaid, and her hey stop and look around, another, dear la­ Over this, however, he long snowy plume streaming like a meteor on dy. 1 crossed by «n embroidered scarf, ihe work ap- Ihe cross!! will wring c/cry drop ol blood I rom the wind. icw of the contest was, therefore, limited and parffily of some high-horn damsel. A helmet your bodies, and hang them up lor the carrion It was long past noon when a ' od.y of armed mccitain. Nor wis there space for more than The maiden blew a yet shriller call upontha witn its visor up, and bearing a long, drooping birds to pick/ ilo there!' and as he finished men accompanied by two females, were seen rViaifrcrl at the loop-hole above. vhislle, exe-ting all her little strength; and white plume, surmounted his dead;, while his be brought his lance heavily to the ground, wa­ winding down one of the lower passes of the 'What sec you, quick, Winifred, quick! said vhen she ceased, her cheek flushed, her eye hands were encased in iron gauntlets, and his king a thousand echoes through the empty pas- Rhine. They matched with little cave, as if Agnes eagerly. [learned, and her snowy bosom heaved wilh llm ftel defended by the heavy shoe* of the same sages no*, expecting a foe, and in a long, straggling, I see the young knight thundering with his excitement. material, then worn by knights of rank. Not flu was about turning away disheartened, and somewhat disorderly line. Many of them tugc sword, as if he were a giant there he has 'They come,' she cried, as the young knight the least imposing of his equipments was the when un old, giay-haiied man emerged from a carried, beside their arms,, various articles of clove one to the chan again he cuts another turned, and looking up doubtingly toward the enormous lance which he had bone with him in low vaulted door-way, stole a cautious glance plunder, which shewed Ijiat they had been cn- down Sir Hugo presses toward him he is al­ :liff, paused in rapt attention, 'wave my veil on many a joust and comliat. Tlie cms upon his at the young knight, and then wilh a voice gagcd in some successful foray. Their leader most suriouuded they cross swoid* the din i'urh ihe holy martyrs be praised, they see shoulder as well as on that of bis companion,be- weak from a recent wound, welcomed, him by seemed the only watchful person among them and clash of the conflict oh God! he is down t they dash up ihe heighl ihey are here, tokened them Crusaders, Thty both managed andwasnowtobcscr.n marching at the front 10- he has broken out like. .a lion at hay his Walter, dear Waller, it is your own Agnes that mettled ..!_ as! am a belted kni ht,' shouted the ofhis lino, aim noiv dropping to the rear, or ri- ;allanl followers crowd around liiin, he hews speak <,' and in another instant the brawny arms Jrutnl'ro*n his st***'. '»>ui . ' rw" gotfti owflaroft ' endcavor-ro engage them lou^o\v'fr gas'pe'4~Agnes/ straining rom the door, and wilh a joyful bound Agr*s 'Methial _ done this rapine? speak, old manX- was a tall, athletic, man, armtd to lie lcRth;and cr eyes to catch a view of the combat through prung toward her lover,_ and overcome wilh other, whose chesnut urawnieiTi radio why stand youvnn lipiritntinrr'1 \ as his visor was up, you might sci (that he wan *ie clustering trees, as her handmaiden paused ningli-d gladness and excftement, had fainted it) betrayed his Teuton origin 'that a roundelay 'Alas.' alas!' said the old man, whilo the lears possessed of a somewhat forbidding countenance moment to breathe'. his arms. Bearing her hastily from the rude might now be of good service in bringing a smile filled hi« eyes, 'that I have lived to sec this day! such as we always link with violi cc and cru­ "I sec him Dying hither and tither rallying raze ol his followers^ he tor* off his gauntlet, into that monastic face of ihine. What man! Would God you had conic this morning or come city. The boar borne as his cogi zance, beto­ lisuicn, they have all flung away their lances bathe! her temples with hi* own liand, and when thy on'n Rhine is once more flashing be­ not at all.' But,' continued he, seeing the im­ kened him lo be Hugo Von Leibni z, the most nd are fighting hand to hand. Now he rushes vhen at latt she faintly opened her-eyes, be neath then after a three years absence, can'st patience of the young knight would brook no lawless of all Ihe tilled freebooters >f the Upper nlo the midst of the foe again they surround iresscd heMo his bosom, and covered her lips Ihou be sad? Thou would'st make a ht Tem­ bounds, 'it is done now follow me!' and retur­ Rhine. T lim he strikes right and leff like a hero now vith kisses* plar, and iruth to.' say, lew are less gay than ning through the aacipnt door w,ay, he led the locking his horse on those behind, now rushing 'Oh.' WaRcr is il you?' murmured Agnes, rk> thou. But yonder is Radfenstahl see,sce how way into u small room that had been used for a "Lady1" said the abnshcd frcel oler, quail­ arward and cleaving (hem down like play-things onger the tofty lady, but the confiding girl,'! the old tow£r opens through the trees, it cannot chapel, and removing a cloak from what seem­ ing before her flashing eye, "there i need that lias; he is sore oppressed ho is down, and tave had sufch a fearful dream, it was full too of be more than a league off, 1 shall see Agnes oc- ed a heap beneath the »ltor,diiiclo9cd lo the, gaze you stop a season, as we would no pollute your liis time, holy virgin! forever No! his horse uch terribje sighls but now you are Uere, and fore noon," and lull of his gay anlicipalions the of the two knights the lifeless body of Ins mus­ presence with the din of strife. ' hero are ar­ vas only surrounded his brave retainers have know all is well, but where?'she continued, a- young knight urged on his sleed,as a turn of the ter, the silvery hairs dabbled with blood,and ihe med Men riding for the pas.-i, and Ihf sight of so ir-jught him another he is free once more vaking to fuller consciousness, 'is my father? road disclosed to view, far off over the valley,a pallid countenance turned uptvani' in the fixed fair a prize might breed contention wen among. ic rallies, his men again they fight like fiends, oh.' 1 know it all now, they have murdered him, ''.I dark solitary tower, perched high upon a cliti', sjaze of death. The hands were decently cros­ friends. So we shall e'en ask you « dismount, ml now are- driven struggling down the at his own hearth too, that dreadful man did it and peeping out from the trees that, in the dis­ sed upon the breast. It ivas the la*t act the laiih- and retire awhile to yon old ruin onjfie cliff." lass. ^ ill. Heaven keep me from (he sight;' and cov"- tance, seemed to embosum it. ful man could do for him. ; ' Those who cannot command nftt obey 'Do you see nothing morc?*^" *" ~ cring her eyes with her hands, she buried her _, . 'Ah! Sir Walter,' laid the other, 'you softipf 'This is what was St» Lubin,' solemnly said lead on!1' haughtily'said the mtiden&fid fallow­ 'I see Sir.Hugo urging his men down Sir face in ihe young knight's bosom. [if the sunny Loire, are ever gayer than we. You he as he raised the cloak, -'they murdered him ing their guide, the two females Con found iVallcr rallies his broken band and slowly gives Forget it, Agnes.love,' whispered he,nlacing '" ; If!1 know what the good fathers here say to excuse in cold blood, at his own hearth, after he had themselves in an old,decayed tower,Bilt perhaps vay they surely will not desert us? but they lis aim tenderly around her, and drawing her '"" their potations in RhenUb to the pope's v. wa.tlieJdown by the rains. It croiimed a hold >risoner no, God be praisedlji knight with a to his last account.1 it to action. But, seiioualy,! do feel somewhat There was an instant after he had ceased lo cliff, overhanging the pass and commanded a leron plume for his crest, followed by a couple 'But oh! where have I now a home who is Bad lo-ilty, when I remember 1 am going back speak, when he might have heaid the firs*, brea­ view of the valley for miles. Ttt only ap­ f score of lances, is thundering down the hill there to protect the orphan girl?' alone to claim the lands of my fathers, and 'hat things of an infant, so awfully silent was the proach to it was by a dilapidatl doorway, he cries what was it? obi can it be S ir 'Your own Walter, Agnes,'answered the im- many faces 1-used to see will welcome me no ttlc group. The two knights, as if smote wilh which as soon as '.hey had entered,flas block­ OlhoX' lassioned lover, kissing away her tears, 'I will more. Thou art not going to thy proud scat, it basilisk's look, stood gazing spell-bound upon ed up by a hugocjnass of rock (rd)q. without. 'Ilolj virgin! it is,' ejaculated Agnes, with your protestor shall I not dearest?' is true, but is not Agnes, thine own Agnes j wai­ le body, unable for a moment to find utterance Such resorts for safety, were neilherrare, nor difficulty gaining a foothold bcstde her maiden The blushing girl answered not, she only ting to greet thee alter thy two year's absence or the feelings which were harrowing iheir uncommon to be used in those wildjand stormy 'it is my cousin, yet, hark! there rings his ivnr- lid her face again in his bosom; but her young in Syria? I know you would say she is the 'lliat fearlul silence was at length f sry, see how he spurs to the conflict he is over would not have given aught for any other child of my own mother's sisler, but after all roken. The cause of this sudden alarm was soou evi­ iy Walter's side they charge like the shock reply. Sadly and sorrowfully, however, they there is nothing like the welcome of a mistress, By the tombs of my fathers,' hurst forth the dent. Away to tho north, jusl emerging from of an earthquake the ranks of our conquerors leparled from that scene of conflict, lor Agnes and no cheet is so desolate as that found at a 'oung nnight, fiercely clutching his sword as he ho rocky defile, a band of mcn-al-arms, few in rive way Sir Hugo turns, ho flics, God of my 7clt that her futlfft- was yet lo be mourned, and deserted hearth. Well may you then be gayer ipostrophized the body, 'by the purity of my number but admirably equipped, were seen athershow they scour along beneath us Wal­ .hat much as her betrothed lover could do for than I but ho! Rupert,' he continued, shouting mother; by my hopes of eternal life,by the holy dashing at a rapid paco loward ihe pass; while lers Waller!' shouted Ague*, as the two forces icr, he could,.never bring to life hnV.' to one of the train of men-at-arms behind, as if cross I have fought for, and the> mystery of the as ihey gallantly advanced, the sun glittered ' pursued, swr.pt wildly past, 'here The excitement of the last few hours had con­ he would change the subject,'we are entering Saviour's passion, thou shall be avenged? I from breast-plate, helmet, and lance-head, al­ s your own Agnes they are gone, but oh'- tributed to drive from her mind the conscious­ one of.the wilde/t passes of the rot^, and itf wear by all that is sacred,! will track and pgn- most dazzling the eye of,thc beholder. Stead­ my father, Ihouart avenged,'.and in another iir ness of her loss,but now when the scene of dan- these utitpuet tiniel it behoves us lo be careful, sh thy murderers! I will-hunt idem by nigtii ily they maintained ihefc course; but without slant-the cries o'flhc combatants the ringing of ter-had passed a way,'the extremity of her mis- bring up your varlets therefore nigher,and send and day, from valley to cliff, over ford and tor­ uennon or banner. They were yet too distant :heir/arms,and the clatter of their horses hoofs brlune broke in all its intensity upon her mind. a few on ahead to reconnoitre.' rent, in fastness, pass, or plain, wherever they to be distinguished, but still urging on their bad died in the distance, and it seemed to the Bnt the elasticity of youth, llm alla«t,tion of * ly will t pursue,carrying fire and sword behind steeds, they pressed on iii close phalanx, as il two deserted maidens, as if during the last few ime, and the love of ihe young K&roVof Roth- •#**:••' 'Yonder, yonder it ii, Sir Olho, we shall be hem,until their castles shall be haunts for owls, life and death depended on their speed. exciting minutes they had been gazing'on some say, at last succeeded in soothing, if they could, there anon, ho there! prick on your steeds. A heir wives shall be widows, their children fa- "Praised be the virgin/" said Winifred, 'they wild and shadowy phantasmagoria, sudjffts we lot altogether banish her grief. merry welcome will youi old neighbor give us I herl ess, their lineage blotted out, and should are friends sent by heaven to rescue us from the behold in a dream. -if trow. And then.how will Agnes be overjoyed. one of their race escape.it shall only be tocurse hands of these robbers who can Ihey be?" For more than an iTour they remained in tht-r The Frenchman who lately passed himself off She did not expect us for lhese two months this day/ Then and not till then shalt tjiou be "Ah/ my good Winifred,"sadly answered he: imprissoned situation, and as the moments crept a Count, and married a young lady 5>f 1'hil- yet." iv«nged. This by my knightly troth, and the mistress, "I tear me 'hey are but idle strag­ ithout the return of the victors, Ihe -two idclphin, has been released from pnsoifby con­ 'But, Sir Walter,' suddenly said his compan­ loly banner of St. Dennis,l twcar!' and,a|iaking gler?, riding in such hot haste only because maidens began lo yield lo their tears. If tent of pnilics, a conditional divorce, having first ion drawing in his rein, as the dark fortress be­ m clenched hand on high, he stood thefjb in the Ihey fear to be late at sotou wassail." iray straggler should return fron»the«poust! my poor quarrel; m; tho victors should come hack. Even count for his severe and legal Gospel. "Do knight; but after a momentary pause, he contin­ with devout reverence, the cold hand ofhis un­ sire is no more,' she added with a flood of tear did,too, it was questionable if they wouki. you, sir," said Rowland, "hold yu>*Ten Coin- ued in his usual gaiety, 'well, the lazy vurlets cle. "my cousin is in Palestine, and Walter! little | proach The ruin. 'One doubt gave place lo ano- mandrncnts to he a rule ChrisliaiiK?'" have only forgot to hang it out to-day, gaily 'But Agnes whore,-,..,, in God's namalis she? does hn think howgreatf,f,daDger ! am in. Oh i ther, and when Ihey endeavored lo escape, Certainly not," replied thfrvisiler. The min­ will it float when they behold our crests prick eagorly anlted the young knight; for ufaheiem-1 did he but dream of it tew would he fly to my ' thewfound Ihe rock lhat blocked up the entrance ister rang Ihe hell, and:orj_tlic servant, making on/' pest of that sudden passion he had foigollen e-1 aid.' ' '--immbvenlile, ' even by. their. united?...i_... strength. - » At.. his appearance, he quiejfy added, "jinn 'show 'And by the three kings of Cologne,' added ven her, "Cheer, cheer ye, Ijy lady,' suddenly ex- lagtuhoy gave up in diwiair.and »at doivh calm- thai man the door, and kehe had a more pcrfrcrwh if mind a thousand dangers ofhall." wearing apparel ocj,pther"** property in tho it i», and surely there is the drawbridge down informed {them that an old enemy of i| baron, view ofllu- vrunners, ' yonder ihny come _lhi!y ,. Wr R her hands in llm extremity of distress God grant my uncle and Agnes are sale/' who-hml joux coveted the hand of but are fiiends, for they drive in the rear of ihe |(Ut ,,.r more heroic mistress, after a few more 'In the Saint's name,on!' was the only answe been repulsed, and who vvus one of e most foe." i use as attempts to cscape,only sat herself down of the younger knight, as now completely alar brutal of.rthe wild nobles of the Up; Rhine, "And oh; holy mother no, yes, it is,il is,' • lix * tnlnU ftnwvt llm Ismrv Lsil*t \f nnMOtlt lid llio jo.lly be u^niust England 89.between it aud etick County Bauk, the Goveinor being desi­ day or two. tei and boiled six hour's, produced a puddine nd ibis couutiy, owing to the laige amount of rous of legal advice concerning the course The New York Fhrald says that on Wednes­ which weighed ten pounds and one ounce. The ui produce which was understood to be going which it might be proper for him to pursue. day 50,000 bbls. of Flour reached thai city by gam of weight in rice is _iore considerable the North River. This unusual amount in one bnvard. The opinion of the Attorney General is thai the than that of Indian or maize meal, but in either The rate of interest had not been reduced by act of 1836 renewing th> charter of mis Bank day was owing, in some measure' lo the delay it is so great as-to demonstrate most conclusive­ i- Bank of England but for several days prior deprives it of the tight to issue small notes a of some of the boat*, and they all arrived togeih- ly the advantage of cooking, for experiments o the sailing of the Queen, money had become privilege which the original charter granted. er. show that the gain in nutritive power of the lecidcdly more plentiful out of doors, and was A violation of this law, however, is cognizable cooked food is at least equal lo the gain in irocuml on easier terms, and had bctn oblain- noi by the Executive but by the Judiciary de­ MARYLAND BONDS. weighl. ° 'd at prices ranging from five to ten per cent, on partment, and the Governor is not required to A New York letter writer for the Baltimore That water is capable of conversion into a which some ihrcc months previous, it was. im­ direct the Attorney General lo proccrdagamsl Patriot, a few days ago, made certain state­ nutritive soiled, i. proved by the experiments of possible lo obtain it at less than In-only per cent. any Bank which MS issued notes or olher pa­ ments in reference to the sale of a portion of the Ue Saussure in ihe formalion of sugar from The advices previously received of the slate per for circulation, of a less denomination than 5 per cent bonds of the State of Maryland, de­ starch by the action of sulphuric acid. He says . livered to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal TlIB BTAHil OF CUIIIY KIIKE, of the crops in England, arc fully confirmed^ five dollars since the 1st of May, 1838. ' 'hat as glared boiled in sulphuric "acid, and To KiiDcnojiV rKir.Mii A HAI.I.VINU UC.IIT, With regard to other points referred to in the Company, which are calculated to produce er­ A BAI.U rinr.'TO ncn rot«." The quantity is almost an average one, but the j thereby changed into sugar, increases in weight quality is inferior. In some of the very north­ correspondence, the legal opinion isjexpr.es- roneous impressions. The writer says that without uniting with sulphuric acid or any gas, ern countries the crop was still out. Owing lo ed that the prohibitory clause in regard to eighty bonds were sold at 58, 59,60, and 72. we must conclude that starch sugar is nothing THE WOUCESTER BANNER (he infeiior quality of the wheat it was thought small notes does not apply to the reissue] of We have authentic information on this subject, else than a combination of starch with water in s HOW -mil, _tf If. prices would not "range sufficiently high lo open such paper afffir it ban been returned to the and feel authorised to slate that a sale of bonds asolids!ale."lt»!pcpliap(, 0 »vingto this addi­ the ports. Bank which first issued it, nor does i( prevent amounting to $2, 500 WHS privately made,which tion of water in a solid form, that sugar is go TUESDAY, 3rd. I°'0. American securities were still depressed, but other Banks from piying small notes issued by realized to the company 90 per cent. Thf hol­ much superior to starch as a nutritive substance. there had been some operations in them allow d.flerent institutions. The objectbj< ol his Excel- ders in order to try the market afterwards, put Some persons may doubt that water ever be­ NOTICE. \Ve would refer our subscribers rates. lency's communication with the State's Attor them up at public sale, when the most of them comes solid unless when fiozen; t,ut if they will In the Continental iicws there is nothing ol ney was to learn his opinion in relation to such if not all, were bid in by the holders at the nom- take the trouble to weigh a few pounds or otift- who wish lo discontinue tlieir subscriptions,loth Acts of Assembly, bearing on the subject, as innl rates,mentioued by the letter writer. The terms on tin; first pa^e; viz: "thai no'fiapcr wi' importance. No changes had taken place in the ces of quick lime, and then slack it by water; Turkish affair?. might require the Executive to interfere -Amer.. actual sale was a good one considering the stale and note its increase of weight, they will have be discontinued until all arrearages arc pair In the East the British armies had triumphed ___ ! of the money market and as high, if not, high­ their douin dispelled. In cooking food, such a* unless at the option of the Editor." This is over Doost Mohammed. The war betwten REDUCTION OF POSTAGE. er than any sale of Slate Bonds for the last six the grains, or potatoes,!! fs clear the water con_- rule from which we will nol depirt,unless whei Russia and Circassia still continued Ihe Rus­ months. Hagerstown Mail. j"r* W'1'' *'le 'ar'naceous matter in -boiling-, it may appear lo us desirable lojia *>. ^Jl per sians slotqto pusfiW their advances at immetaae We re^pBrcomply .with « rcquwl to give adding as decisively to its wi-iifht as when UM- citculition WWie following oanrannfcalion. The EXAMINATION *OP A MIDSHIPMAN. iihing lo tfisconliinirjwlTI accbmjinriy the sacrifices Of humnnlife. *) te midshipman in the English naval the ingredients used in making a puddiug of In­ attended to. by the French Minister, agreed at once lo cvac- verv low rati', and thereby increasing the ulilily service is extracted from an article in a late dian meal, satisfy themselves of this increase in ualc il. ,•• of ("he Post Office Departments well deserving British Magazine: weight; and by observing its effect as food, test . Commissions were recciv- As the King and Queen of France wc/e lea­ of imitation in thit country. The rates of pos- I remember at Mola one unfortunate youth the-value of the cooked material over the un­ -ed in this place on Friday lasl,appoinling SAM­ ving the Thuilleries, Oct. 19th, acinzy woman (ago, especially on the most frequented routes, named Richards, the day of whose trial was cooked or uncombined one. UEL R. SMITH.. I'.sq., Register of Wills, and threw a stone into their carriage, breaking the where lliir number of letters is great, and the fixed, and who from the known character of his produce immense, are most unreasonably high, judges had good reason to be anxious ahoul the John J. Williamf, Dr. Chcssed Purncll, and glass, (he fragments of which slightly wounded The tranquilily of Mexico seems destined to the Queen. IIM.There is; littlei:ni_ doubt.i_..i.. that.1... Ihe.1,. rates,,! might ; !,. be!, result, !. Qn t|le morning previous to his exami- Robert Pilts, Esqs., Judges of the Orphan's be of short duration. The last advices both Eight of the 400 Russian officers arrested for much -- - reduced, j without..--.-__- causing__, -- rj any—--j reduction.____--__. ______nation, _, f found-____-____ him in___ a_ dreadfully______-^ agitated. o . _--_-- slats_-_.._ from Te.tas and Mexico, gave earnest ofa con­ Court. participation in the conspiracy discovered or of the amount of income. If such be the fact, and in order to encourage and reassure him as fiict shonly lotake place, which would be the denounced on the 12th of June last, had made it calls most emphatically o;; Cong !°? !o make ERUS!: =:' ! co.ld,! Jock 'rim oui «Ii!i mt ami !jeg'mmng of uew assault upon the inlegnty ot \' DELED ATE TO THE HAHIUSBURG CONVEX- their escape. the reduction, and to extend the accommoda- endeavored during a long walk to explain lo he Mexican Slates, and it would not be a mat­ -. TION. We understand that the District Con- October 23ul being the day when the proro­ tion. If even there were doubts on this point, him any difficulties that occurred. After a er of much marvel if il would end in ihe over- :. vention which assembled at Salisbury, on Sat­ gation of Parliament expired, the two Houses thete is no good reason why the productive good deal of questioning and cross questioning brow of ihe Mexican Republic, as il al pre- met pro forma, and were further prorogued to routes should be so heavily taxed, for the main- finding himself ou/aj/, he began to lake cour- ;cnl exists. The lasl New Orleans Bulletin on urday the 23ul.inst.,appointed ISAAC D. JONES, the 1 glh of Dec. tenaucc of so frcqucnl a conveyance of Ihe mails ageand tolook forwaid wilh confidence to the. his subject remarks: Esq. of Somerset County lo represent this Con- The convocalion^of the French Chambers on roules which are unproductive. n. suit of the. morrow. "The next news from Malamoras is looked UT^iono 1 Pl.tiici in the Whig National Con- was not expected to take place before the 15th ' Boston Times. \ '-Well, youngster?" said the skipper, ad- or with much interest, from the expectation ..pillion, which convenes at Harrisburg, to nom­ of Dec. To the People of the United Slates: dressing my companion; '-so you arc going lo lutlhe result of the expedition preparing against inate candidates for the Presidency and Vice Lord Brougham had been run away with, in The 'British Government has set an example pass to-morrow eh; to try at least;-eh. Very it by the Mexican Federalists will then be as­ to this country, well worthy of imitation. It is well, see you, are piepared, for it shall be no Presidency. n carriage, and slightly injured, in consequence certained. A large body of Texans had joined of which a report got abroad and was published a reduction of Postage. child's play. Til work you, my boy; 1 promise the al'ackini; parly, and great hopes of success We are informed Ilia' Mr. Jones goes on with in some of the papers,that he was killed. Il cre­ In a country 'where every farthing that can you I will." wore fuuml'-d upon ihe sirenglh thai lliese pow­ : instructions to give preference to Mr. CLAY for ated, of course, a strong sensation. possibly be raised by taxation, direct and indi- "It will never do, Ned, said the poor fellow erful auxiliaries would impart lo the Federalist Presidenl, and Mi. TALLMADOE for Vice Pres­ The Empress of Russia was dangerously reel, is wanted to cany on the Government, the to mr. as soon as ihe captain was gone. It will army. The Mexicans have an exaltrd notion ident; yet prepared to acquiesce in (he decision ill. Parliament has rrduced|'hc Postage all over the never do Pm sure to be rejected.' of Ihe. formiJablcncss of Texan soldiers, and not An opulent banker, says a Paris paper,'came kingdom, to one penny on cviy letter nol ex- "Nonsense," I replied. "Keep your spirits without rcaftou the conflicts of "he Alamo,ami of a majority of the Convention. unxepcctc(lly,n short timeback,inio a fortune oi cecding half an onnce in weight. The Gov- up, and never say die; every body knows thai on the field of San J-.icinlo, having furni-hed m- nearly IO.OC ),OC:)f. He immediately gave 800,- eminent has yielded to the wishes and petitions fellow does not always bile when he snarls."1, contesiible proofs of ilieir superior prowess. RESIGNATION. The lion. MB. FOSTER, OOOl'. to each of his five brothers and sislers.nnd of the whole people, bul not till it was reasona- "Well snid thetl desponding"' - - youth,--- " It- Bul il may well he questioned, whether they United Slates Senator from Tennessee, has re­ has since ollcred his hand, with the remaining bly proved that the revenue would be as great be, but you'll seee I'll be rejectedrejected." would be equally effective if co-operating wi'.h signed his seat, in consequence of certain reso­ 4,OC3,OOOf., to a young orphan lady.' with a low as with a high rate of Postage. The even)fill hour at length orrived, am Mexicans, as when employed against them. lutions uassi'd by the Legislature of his Slate. The London Times of the 25th,says that Mr. The wants of our people for a cheap commu- poor Ru-hards approached his fate wilh palpi The Tcxan Government has acted wisely in Jaudon had returned from Holland, and his ne- nication through the mails are as great as those laiing heart. As there were s;x others for tri refusing to sanction the interference of her citi­ MISSISSIPPI. From t'.ie returns of the elections gocialion for the loan in aid of the Bank of the of the people of England. Our com!iUon,how- al at the same time, they were apportioned zens with tfie domestic quarrels of Mexico. la'.ely held in this State, then- appears to be but U. S. went on favorably. ever, is different, owing to the greater extent of among the difcrcnt captains; each taking upo Nothing could be gained by a coalition with our territory. Bul if ihe English Postage can liimself Ihe examinalion of one. llie J^iliTalials; ihe two races cannot amalga- little doulilthat the friends of the Administra­ From the New York Sun. safely be reduced lo one penny,is il nol probable "II you will allow me said our so would he sure to tion have succccdcd^MJMf«gg£beir Governor., that Qurcanltfc-feduood to 3 cents, Scents, *«d previous s:Lownoi!u nnncent so eiftcaoious, and so pleasant, that no child Vainly Iho fowlers eye, For every Fifty Subscribe ; Either of'the fol­ ol'Spirits, nml Gnncnil Emaciation: CONSUMP­ will rcfu.ie to.let Ha puma be rubbed with it. When Only 1$ a year! lowing Works, TION, whether of thn Lungs or Liver: LIVER nmnts am al the age of four months, though thero Migl'l mark thy distant flight to do thee wrong A volume of the Christian Keepsake, for ISJO Ai darkly painted on lh« cnmaon sky, wnr.N BinscmoED ron IN CI.UBB OP TF.N oa MOB*. AFFECTIONS: JAUNDICE, t.oih Biliary & s no appearance o| teeth, one bottle of the. Syrup Thy figure floats along. most splendidly bound, with gold edginga and hi"h- .Spasmodic; ilOSTIVENBSS; WORMS ol ev­ should be uKtd on the gums, lo open the pores. Vur- COMMENCEMENT OF THE YEAR'. tyombeliahed with a variety of very superior enam- ery variety; RHEUMATISM, whether Aniln or nts should never be without the Syrup in the nurse­ vinss- Chronic; together with GOUT, SCROFULA, ry where there are young children; for if a child Scek'af thou the plushy brink Scpit'a life of Napoleon three volumes in one, ex- Pains intheHcad,Back,Limb»,and Side.T Yl'llUH wakes n the night with piini in the gums, the Syrup Of wccky lake, or marge of river wide. rla sifced octavo, neatly hound. FEVER, Scarlet Fever.Putrid Sore Throat.l'Vvur immediately gives ease by opening the pores and hea- Or where the rocking billows riae and. link. A volume of eight hiindreil pagce entitled Rrookcs and Ague, Spasmodic palpitation of the Heart and ing the gums, thereby preventing Convulsions, Fe­ On the chafed ocean iidel ALEXANDER'S Universal Gazetteer, containing a full detciip'.ion Arteries, Nervous Irruabiliiy, Nervous Weakness, vers, occ. WEEKLY MESSENGER of all Nations and Kingdoms, brought down to Ihe Tic Douloureux.Crunips.Feinule OhatruciioniiHcart For sale nt Dr-Evans' Principal Office 100 Chat- There in a power whoso care, laa during the liiree yenta aiuce it w.is first com­ present period with cmblemHticnl Engravings for­ >urn, Headache, Cough, Ihe Common or Iluiiiitl.nnil luini Street, New York: also by eaohee thy way along the pathless coast menced. olitained a celebrity among thopatronsof the ming u complete History ol the VVorl.Tl lie Dry or the Wliponiug; ASTHMA, Uravel, ami UBOROE M_UPSHUR, Snow-Hill. he desert. and illimitable nlr/- Memories of the life ol'sir Waller Scott, llyj. G ? iresa which liu no precedent in the annals of Liter­ Dropsy. -_] ' POSITIVE OF THE EFFIOAC*' Lone wandering, but not lost. ature in thia country! lla circulation has been, and Lockharl, Esq. a large octavo, a nearly bound. The BLOOD has hitherto been consiilcriMJ by Empiricks and ulhers, IIH the great reirolntor OF DR. EVANS' SOOTHING SYRUP. intinues lo he, far nnd wide, extending over every. nl° Iliu "o| the Agent of Dr. Evans' Soothing Syrup: li ol'tliin onliniTit Hnd not less limn human Bvslem, nnd such ia llio devoicdncesof the All ilay thy wings have funned, adherents to that crroneoin doi-lrinc, that Ilicy con­ Drnr bir ruu great benefit iillbrdeil to my ttitfuriiig At that far height, the told. thih ntraoiphere, 100,000 COPIES tent themselves with Ihu efinplc pot:ses*ioiiol tlii^ I'll infant !w your SoothingSjnip, in a case of prolrnc- Yet stoop not, weary to the welcome land, liive-becn dimriliiiieu iodifferc:i< individuals. The B l/fl TONS MA GAZINE '-d an.I painful dentition, must convince every lee- Though the dark night in near. (TillS >!iahed an at nny I'urmcr period and its in- AND AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW nate, ami, vice ttrtu, pain,»ici,ness, nii'l death. mi iuv,tillable, medicine is to relieve inhim misery and And noon that toil shall end, reuse ol patronage, notwithstanding the fluctuations Will present iis Sixth nnd Seventh Volumes lo'lln Not so with Dr. Hunl (whose, cxiensive research and torinre. My infant, while tveihing, experienced such Bnon»hull thou find a summer home, nnd rest ol ihe tim«s, probably has no parallel on record. 1 lie public, during iho course of llje yenr 1810. prnctieffl experience so eminently qualify him for tht neuti! stilteriiigs.that it wimattacked with convulsions And eojcain among tny jelloWRircnds ahall bend, publisher hnhont -o begin To, ms 83-per annum, in advance, or $5 for twi profession of which he htio been one of the most use­ and my wife and family supposed that deaih would 80011 o'er thy iheltcred nest. years, or two separate Subscriptions, or ten conies fo konn rulvass the, babe from anguish till we. procured -WOT HER VOLUME, 820, rash, ' ful members. He contends and a moment's reflcc.- u homo orynur Syrup: \\birhai eoon us applied lo MATERIALLY IMPROVED & ENLARGED. Print' d in large onlavo white think paper, gor-it Ivpf lion will cniiyinre any reasoning mind of Ihe rorreet- tii-gi.ms. n wonderful change was prodnced, and af- Tkou'rt gone, theabypsoflu-aven And with renewed efforts to deserve the libcnil Ice- etc. Each nuinhi.TrnnUins as much niiit'or nS'i'vnl ne.-;s of his viuws ihat the, siomaeh, liver, mid ilu- ler a lew-applications the child displayed obvioux.re- HUh «wal lowed up thy Ibrm;y«t, on my heart. ling which has been cxciicd in behall of his Popular ume ot'anovcl: ih« illu^l rations arr of the tirs; i|ini'itv ii.-*r;oeiatcd organs are llie primary anil j;rent re^-.ila- lis.l,:m,l hy continuing in iis use, I am glad to inform Deeply hallimink the les.on ihou hast giiven, Journal, arKl u inrere. delci-minutum >o ID continue lo During (hi; past ye.tr lorx of lienllli, and that ihcj blood in very many in­ I you, ihoeliiU has completely recovered nnd no re- And shall not BOOH depart. conduct Ihe MES'SF.NOER.tlmt the cautc of VIR­ stances id dependent on lliusb organs.und Ihut unless TUE. TRUTH, an'. MORALITY may he best pro­ | c.iirrcimB uf that awful complaint has sinre./iccurred; moted Itv its i!.\it>ii*iv0 pirculniioii. fc fl« who, Drum zone to zone. ALEXANDER':* WEIiKLY MESSENGER i through the boundlesa eky thy certain fliaht U universally acknowledged lobe ilie. CliimPe.it and In the long way that I must tread alone, moat inicrcsiinj: Will Icfui my steps aright, FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD, BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT. And most deserving ihe patronage ol a discrimina­ ting Public. From the American. Thil Journal is published every Wednesday, on a FLOUn, HOWA»P STREET, #6.37 1-2 bcauiilul white paper, ofthe LARGEST class. Sin- a siipcrnatu e prn CITT MILK, elo copies will he forwarded to puhtcnhcrs every work To render Burton's Magazine I he most desirable within the Id. prepari'd to , miring the year for two dollars, ni advance or t«n monthly publication for the next \e.ir,,lhe Proprietor, :. : _.nl>rl.ii» nrknou-lnlirpd bv cnAiv, WHEAT, 9UO n l',18 shew ili-it wli ^iovry other. :.irlhy n:iuely WKDeeii i ^ CORN, pertons, clusiag- together can have it lor the same. ill addition lo I he promised. nrtielcs from his powerful H UN T ' S PI L L S lave tried It. tha'. the feoonmg Bvrup lor period by lorwnrdiug the publisher u ten dollar list of ContribuloiP, ensures a .cries of of Kvc, 60 02 , hem! km.wn lo fiiH in 'effcetin, two 'very ! "« £ft' " eilktofo"?!"•• J! V5rSJ«• ^>Jru°8tB forlor ~ V/AID, ::ctsfn; of postage, which is one third Ires than Origina value, from the pens ol the best Authors in gratifying re»ult*,ihiu nf raising from thu bed itja 3» > ' <.. " ,",. ., u \ --"--- --,.,- . . i[ Wllltlliviiitu Iit: is intended. Highly respectable persona,at iny paper of the aamc size can be lurnishcd by any the United Status. To'pe.rlecl Ibis arrangement ness and dircAse those whohave; le.-tn! Vbeir clhcacy. , . rillt, whn have made aio of it, do not hesitate lo other office in the United States. he otters. nnd.thus limply rewarded Dr. Hunt tor his Ion- n:id ) (lc ils v rlucg t, BBnctjonOnneir nMnce.-lBo8ton Thia Journal embraces in in columns every variety A PREMIUM Of $1,000! anxious study :oal lam tins iterlection m ihe liuiiliug. pj< rnv . ||rr ' ' Notice of subjects. and affords the earliest and most au­ Inlicfltting euma, for articles ol value, written ex­ DR. HUNT S PILLS. | A SEVERE CASE OF TEETHING, WITH thentic articles of news. A< a proof of whicli lie in- pressly lor tlie Magzine; and sent in. postage free. The creditors ol Stephen Pollitt, are hereby noli- alancc the fact that since tliccomiiienceineiilof Steam lied ihnt he has applied for the benefit of the insol­ Navigation between thia country and England, we vent Lmvii ol Maryland; and Unit llic dr.it Tues­ havelwn ilwnvx several days in advance of nl 1 pur day, in the next May Term, ia the day set apart N«w York and Philadelphia weekly contemporaries, for hia appearance before the Judge* of Worcester in furnihliing our patrons with the intelligence, which ils and manners ol the present day in various pur-1 tustimotiy of medical men in its favor, if not Iho only one : of I he Syrup for her child, who was suffering exeru Counly Court, to answer interrogatories and alle- has been brought by'>' ll|c dilferenl Steaniboais the lions of lliu UnioiK I which gives full sati.il'urlion to its purchasers. Dr. Hunt ' ciiilimt pain during the process of dcnlition, being. :.V: zaliona, ifany should be made: at which tiinu and Great Western, the Liverpool, and tltu Da'200 Dollar! For the bc»t Tnlc of pathos or in- has the satisfaction of knowing, that hii 1'ilUan; noi only : moment irily threatened wilh convulsions, ils bawels l.liicc, hit creditors ure notified to appeal. Queen. In ibis respect the mcetr.ngcr has para­ tercst- . rccomineiiilL'd and prescribed hy them ist experiencedpby-; u»i ivere exceeding looec, and no food could be re- Dec. 11. mount claims upon the attention of persons who Ky*lOO Dollars For tlic most Humorous Story, aicians in their daily practice, but eU> taken by those gen- mine, Ion the alOmnch. Almost immediately on ilj live remote from Iho atlnntic cities, as it conveys to or Clmrr.cieristic Sketch...... lltcBi sooner (hull it can be received through any fCJ"100 Dollars For the best Serious Poem, ol not other channel, the latest European news. In the less tli-iii 200 linen. JSolice. CM'fcting stale ol our relations Ip Englai:d, Loilt as K5"IOO Dollars For lliu best Humorous or Satirical The subscriber being about to rutiru from lmt.incpi<, regards our Financial, Commercial, and Agricultu­ Poem. and wishing lo close, his books, hereby requests nil ral position, the imporioncn of a vehicle, through £Cf"inn Didlnra For the best Essay on any popu­ conquer professional prej'itlico ai irtioncd publicity 'o the above. Pray be particu- jieraona indebted to him to come forward immedialc- rn'iieri inforni'iiion on Ilicsc Kiilijects is diiseminnleil lar subject connected with Science or Belles Letters and seenure. tlie agency of llic most eminent and beat inliir-1 |itr iii.ipplying at 100 Chatham eireet, as there fire l\ umUettlo their accounts. al llic cailiest period alter the arrival uf lliu Hritish JEJ^IOO Dollar* For the most graphic Memoir of inedphy-.ysiciaiis ... in....._-_-..... llic connuy lo renilerthcm usclal to all | neveral e.ounierfcita advertised. No oilier place in WILLIAM H. MARSHALL. Hicamers, cannut bt) ovcrcstimatci!. any living American of celebrity, divcslcd olall po- classes, can only he fairly ascribed to Ihcir undeniable and the cily has the genuine for sale. . . Dec. 23rd. A General Prices Currpul; nflording an million- lilical or spctiiri'in doctrines. preeminent virtues. I IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. tic guide lo the counting nicrchanl, and other iner- Kyso Dollars For the moat interesting Skil^i ol Enviable, however, as this distinction is, it can easily | Children generally sutler much uneasiness from cantilo classt'H out of the city, i» carefully compiled Forciim Travel. be accounted forfrom Ihe intrinsic and peculiar proper- the culling of their teeth. Whatever dangerous or every wcok nn inserted nt length in our columns. The Editors do not intend [oinsnUtlic tics of the ini'ilicine itself. It dors not pretend to too much, lalnl symptoms attend thia process of nature, they John T. Taylor, JO* A bank note Register ana other matters con- by referring llieir produclions to tlio scrutiny ol "n and it accomplishes all it prouii.-.es. Dr. Hunt iloiia not are produced invariably from the highly irritated and neciod with the Stock Market, with regular notices committee ol literary gentlemen," who generally se­ prctcml, for instance, that nis I'ills wi!l cure all disease* iiill.uned condition of the parts therefore .he prin­ Having ins! returned from Philadelphia, offers for or Broken Hanks and Counterfeits willlm most scru­ lect, unread the ell'iinion of the most popular candi­ by merely purifying the blood; bus he certainly does pre­ cipal indications of cure are lo abate the inflamma­ sale, at too old'slnnd, Ihe following arlicles; to wit: pulously noiiccd, nnd such necessary information re- date us thu easicsl method of discharging tlicir cncr- tend, ami hoi tlie authority of daily prooK for positively tion, and iu sol\en, soothe, and relax ihe gums. If CJe.ntlemun'j sewed A. pegrd, CALF-SKIN Knot. jrarding them carefully collected nu will satisfy the ouadutien. Ev»»ry article sent in will t)v cwftilly afscrtiiij; that Uii-ne medicines, taken as n'conimcnded.will that in effected, Ihe infant is preserved from Fiibpe- Togetiier with a larye fueorimenl ofWA-rtii 1'noor most scrupulous that the interests cl the whole com­ by tho Editors alone and ns thcv have hitherto cat­ cure a (jrcul majority of the diseases of thi.- stomach, tlie ,|in-|>t fever, iiin.unalioli, spasmodic rough Iwilching Doors. munity arc properly attended to. ered successfully fur the tu»to of their rmulern, and lun^s, anil the liver, by which impiirily of ttie blood ia of lundon*, croup, canker, and convulsions, display­ Gentlemen's large Brojnn Shoes, In order lo render our paper morn acceptable to daily sii it jmlgcinrnt upon literary mattcra cunncc ocex'ionct!. 'Phe blootfis made from llie contents of the ing their fatal consequences. If mothers, ms4.es, or Stout, Coarse Shoes, for Labourers^ our numerous City subscribers, we shall in future ted with Ihe Review depariment, itis snppopcd that stomach; hns i » ri-dcolor ai.ij vilalily given to it by tho guardians, have their babes tortured wilh painful i regular summary of all llic marriages and they POSKOH« Hiilficieni capability to select th* worth­ ac'ion oi'lhe lnii''s. nnd n« it perlorms its duly in cir­ itnd protracted dentition, and lliis notice nlirni:!* . Ladies' Fine Shj iest production oliercd to Uwir notice. AH nape culating lhrou;-h lliu vciiw u'«l orlcriwi, tin* itn rel- ihrfr nttnntlnn, they'should nol hndeiurrrd from nalaiulv guncUod with original poem«, tale*, etcetera nent In wjlh a"claim to the Pr Ladies' St. tt wrifers. which adds much to , low nnd hilioas excrement, which may be termed Us purchasing a bollle of EVAN'S SOOTH1AU SYR­ LiHirrT nut? miums,, will becomn the prooperty ol tho Magazine refuse or worn out seiliaienl,collected nnd discharged UP for Children TEETHING, the incomparable virtue Interest as a Literary Work. A succession of but no article will he printed Ladica Oum _._ _ ._ iiofrraphiea are Irom lime to time given of the most d withwithout some return be­ by the liver. Thnse viscera, then, are tho anatomi­ of which in completely relieving the most distress­ Gcnllemcii's Gum Elastic ing made to the writer. cal mcchanicm or apparatus hy wiiich the blood is ing cases (when applied to the infant's gums as di- ititm^uishcd American Htatrsmnn nnd Patriots, to- AI.I. ur-rrERx elhcr wild originnfand selected lales Essays, and SENT, POST rAin, TO manufactured und preserved; and il is therefore ob­ rccicd) is invaluable. The remedy has restored A LAIIGB VARIETY ofBov'sEooTann.! SHOES !"i!!ry. of i he mosi piquant and e:iieriamiiig charac- W. E. Button, Dock ttrcet, opposite the Exchange. vious that tlie stale ol these should be ihe first con­ thousands of children when on the verge uf ihe grave COHTJC and fine, cr. The Publisher will begin ihe coming year by sideration of ihu physician. Now there arc various lo ihe embraces again of their distracted parents, A handsome assortment of fur CAPS,for men and Enlarging Ihe Mpuscna-Pr. nnil itif iwiie of *«* To nccnimnoduti) our country friends who my Cannes thai will ailed and derange Ihceeorgans.wilh iiliacked wilh that awful and morliferous malady bays, whirh will be Bold low, wish to subscribe for our work and many other Phil­ which lliu blood has nothing whatever to do. X'hus Jonviiloions. Boot Blnckimr. of the finest quality, f twice the. dimensions of i lie present size of the pa- Bill, pontige free, for one ycar'asubscription to Bur­ by nilright, griel, disappointment, heat ol the weath­ Pl.RAUB SHAKK THE BOTTLE WHEN FIRST OPENED. er, filled wilh Original Contributions and xelertiona ton's Magazine and Goilcy's Lady's Book also three er, or any oilier nervous ai-iioiMind be wholly unable W'le.n children begin to be in pnin with their teeth om the lies', periodical of ilm my, ineluding thr dollars a year) or Ihe Safn.ril.iy Courier,or the Sal lo digual ils food. Is blood lo blame for lliisi A ner­ shooling in their guma. put a little of the Syrup in 'op'jlnr Annuals for 1840, ami hi'. i'e M'liriious Ihat unlay Chronicle, or Alexander's Weekly Messenger vous action of long continuance will produce aellted i Ica-spnon, and wilh llie finger lei the child's gums LAND FOU SALK.~" «« pnirons muysend their nnniri, «n iminrdiaiely In the course o)'the next volume the mosl intern ling dycpepein, with headache, bilo, muiiial nml physical. )m rubbed for two or three minutes, three lituesa By virtue of an or lerpavscd by Worcester Counly liat he may have graiifiraiiun of furniHliiiig every record every winter will be given to the public, in the and a Inner. il retinue of other evils. ill" blood to jay. Il must not bo pul lo the breast immediately, Court. Ihe UnileraiKne.d,Commissioners,will expose ne ot them with tins bare und extraordinary speci- Journal of the hlume for lliis/ Inieiniicrancdhy inflamim; the coats fur the milk would take Ihe syrup olT loo soon. WJueu_, to public lair, and sell, on the Htli day of December [icn o] the Arlof Prinling on ihe first of ihe year. FIRST WHITE MAN ol tljp sioiiiiich, & lenvmsit in Haccid prostrate wcak- the lei-ih are just coming through their gums,nioth- next, al the Tavern ofMr. Bennett L.Fiah, in ihe Al the commencement oi'tbe New Volume a variety THAT EVEit CROSSED THE WESTERN nesii, and an undue quantity and continuance of pur­ er« uhoiilil immediately applv the syrup; it will pre­ town of SALISBURY, between the hours of 10 A. M. WILDERNESS. gative medicines, by producing the same elfccla, will vent tin- children having a fever, und undergoing and -1 o'clock P. M- the following tmcls or parrels ol BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS, And pasted the deaeri ridges ol the Rocky Mountains. pul this organ out ol use fur digesting wholesome thui puinlul operation of lancing the gums, which land.beinz part of the Land and real estate whereof iVillLe given in icguUr SUTOVSIOII, which will bo 1 his eventful Journey, wherein n handful of men solid food, and thus impoverish llio blood nnd Ihe uKv.ivn makes ihe next tooth much harder to como Stephen Toadvlno died seized; viz; irooiiipiiiiiedby appr»priato s!;i.iehc«. ofeuch a dcs- em-ouulered perils arnrrely lo be believed, occurred whole, system. Is ihe blood lo blame for thia? Again, through, and sometimes causes death- HfNcnv QUARTER; part of MOIIHW* D'>--covi;HY,firsi ripiinn an to render them particularly deserving the a lew years before ihe the time of Dewis and CUrko wilh rc.gard lo die lungs,il is well known thai a slight ISoUiiiDr. W. Evan's Office, 100 Chalnm-st., N. ^nnd third part; nnd addition lo NEW HOU.A\D, con­ ilieniion of llio public. The MS. in now in the hands of llio Editors, and in cold, occa*innc.d hy dump feet or by a current of'uir, Y., and !>v all hia Agenls throughout the Union. taining: 103 3-4 acres; part of a tract ol hind called The terms of Alexanders Weekly Messenger are the January number we shall commence in ihn puli- will inflame the hronchia.ull down through the bran­ For sale by GEO. .w.UPSHUR, Cox Cnoics.parl of a trnct of land called MII.I. LOT; is follows jCJ'We wish it t.i !dii pcct to those gentlemen ncllng as Agents, who use Dr. Hunt prescribes hia beautifully efficacious 1'ills other ayniploms indicallng tlie existence ol morbid their influence to promote the circulation of the ATIII& OLD STAND, acknowledged by medical men who have anal) zed notion or chronic disease of the stomach, liver, Weekly Messenger. No. I, WATUB STEEBT, und recommended them, lo bu equal lo any in ihe boivlra mcccntry or sPlcan, which consequences so PAUVTIJfO Sf GLAZING. For every Twenty Subacribors: Ono volume of ...... jftaA Ot ckeapMe; world iu eaten which require the cleansing of the generally supervene from protruded imerniillems. EDWARD SCARBROUGH the Silk Grower, a Manual intended to afford tho itomnrh and bowels- They permanently overcome these uiacascs- at the community every information connected wilb llio BALTIMOBE. Tlic .-:i.i. in tall iu turiu, biliouu energy to llio systonj. all bu«iue.M in hi* I'ne with promptness and ncat- work, filled u'ith engravings. WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVJEB. indI liver nflcctionii, in avei'y singe^'e nnnd degree, female Many persona cnugrale lo tho rich and fertile son Or cither ofthe following Volumss, neatly bound- ickncss more particularly tlio naiuua medium to mo­ ol'ilu; We«i, in the hope of attaining a future com­ HOUBK PilNTISU, PArCIIIN-OUIld GLAZINQCXCCUte.il The Mourner's Book, by a Lady. This work is TV AHA. thers; lluor ulhuj, fever nud ague.; incipient coiibump- petency, but alas! ere long that hope becomes was­ nt the shorteat notice and on the most favourable admirably adapted to soothe Ihe afflictions and trials Of every drucripiion, and now offers lor pale splen- '.innor dec.linog wheihcr of lliu liver or lungs; head­ ted when tlioy appear with impaired and eiilccblcU terms. which ureencoumeredlbrough life. didUOLDiSILVEH, PATENT LEVER AND ache and giddinci-B.losa uf appetite; nervous (rumors; coiifliUHioiiH. rcsul'ing from nlmeks of thnt ilireiui Nov. 12th. 31. A Manual of Politeness, including the Principles PLAIN WATCHF.S, which cannot be excelled in inebriniiun, or delirium lriui.ni.; S|iasmodic iilleciiona tenor of the West, Fever and Ague, if such persons of Etiquette and rules of behavior ia genteel society, workmanfihip.also silver Table and leii Spoons, in of all kinds; rheumatism, n!..:iLur chronic or inllam- had resorted lo theusc of llie above |.dls, the sunken lornernomiof hots ct»xcs. largo iiuantiliep, fine Ilrnniit I'ins, Fingor Rin>>«. niaiory; nervous and biloii.' fevers ol eiejy variety; lallid r.HiMlriiiiiicoliuve been resorted to it* ftorid TheSouvt-nir^liiiHirtd, n choice collection of the Spectucles lo soil all uve.s, mantle ('locks, gold anil scrofula, sail rheum, and nil lilole.bvs, bud humour*, .im, the viml energy re-cstablishrd, and the whole Six Cents Reward. most admired Songu, Ducii'.GIeen, Choruaaei, &c. silver Guard and Fob Chains, Guard Keys, gold nnd nnd impure complexions ol lliu skin; restlessness ul Hymein purilicd andinvigoriited. Ihejr are now re- Runaway from the subscriber, on or about tbt The Housekeeper's Uouk.ronlainiug advice on llio silver IV-nril Casni, Tliimbles, Butler Knives, Cns night, nnd daily irritability and melancholy; the. sum­ L'linlrrl -IK nn inestimiiblo public blessing, and mdis- 10th. ol October, a boy named SAMUEL POPE.ai conduct oltho Household affairs with a complete col­ tors and Plated Ware, German Silver Spoons, of linr mer complaint nnd cholera inorbus or dinrrhoM in p lection ol'rcceiptsfor Economical Domestic Ccokery. quality, also Willard'n Patent Sdnyy TimepTimepieces, , also (. roivn uiT'orn"; wornisalul llaluluney with had breath prospeJity of iho inlmbiluiila ol many portions ol our Trimming businesx; HHid boy is about 10 years old 'Ihe Southern and Western Songster, being a 20 day Timepieces,, mid 30 hour cloocks,, allt of wliic.h i-liloroxiK.und |>aljalaiioiisnl'lheheariiindliead;ehun- iven to any one who wil collection of all the fashionable sou^a, many ol wlucli will he sold in inmUr.itn price*. My ruuntry friends B« offemalu constitution; and for impaired ami dis­ ''in allcaset'ol Billious and Nervom fever, "Hypo- The above reward will be - arc original. arc invited lo call. All orders Irom ihein shall be organized riinutilutions in cither sex, wlii.'h have no| rlinndriurism, Low Spirits, I'ltlpiintiuiiH ol the Heart deliver him lo me in Snow The man About Town, u Novel, by Cornelius punctually attended to.. been permuneiitly relieved by any oilier im-dinm*. Nvrvuux Irritaliillty, Nervous Weaknean, Fluor Al- W ebbe, author ofOlancta al Life, 4.r,., in 2 vola. N. B. tine Watches oof every description properly TliL-purclinsur should be careful to get them genu­ bos, Hrniina' Weakness, lmli(fi'«iiuii, l.os» ol Appe- Nov. Mill. 3t. A Diary in America, by Captain .Murryult, author lepaired anil warranted. ine at 100 C:imlhiim-»trect, New-York, or ofilw 1111- tile, I'aiiM in the Bide, Limbs, Head, Slonuidlor oM'eter Simple, tier., in 2 vols. Highest prjr.es given lor Ool.l an.| Silver, in good* Ihorined agents, as all oihurs are ban.- and ignorant IV'rk, will invariably be rumoved by Ihe use ol the The Cabinet Miniiitur, a Novel, by Mrs. Gore, au­ or rash, by . U. 1>. CLARK. impositions. For lurlln.'rparliciilars,ue rnn|,tcuu|iy R C. MASON & NUN, thor of tho UeirofSelnood, in 2 vols. lCJ-Rec.)lle..-t No.l WATEll STREET, Head invito tho punllc to pcriine his other advuriiveuieiiis '"'"DR. EVANS'S IM'RIFYING PILLS, DISCU1T A CRACKER MANUFACTURERS Tim Phantom Ship, u Tulu of iho Sua, by Cap­ >f CncttjHfdt. , and mediekl papers, which may be depended upon lor :hu vnlne & \vcll-aulhenlicaleil viriuen ol which mo- tain Murryatt, in 3 vols. June 1 8«i, I ly*. their stric ilir.ine have, been, and slill, are, loo u),parent tocull No. 70 1'ratl Street, Charcoal Sketches or accnuu in the Metropolis, by for Hirtlier c.nnnient. They lend lo promote n Joseph C. Noal, Esq., wilh illustrations bv D. C. N O T I C K . lieiilihy-eerelionoftlii! llilu.und rJii.ler the system TIIREB DOOM EAST OF BOUT11 BT. Johnson. John Dukes having warned the public from trus­ O M. IIPSHUIl. Snowhill, nipabln of reeeiving willi lieiii-llt BALTIMORE. Burton's Comic Songster, boiog entirely a new ting hia wife, through the public paper, I have deter­ E.I'. LK<;OMI'TK. Camliridgu. T:n: I.-.. n IIIATINO AM> IS riii::«irni.-;iNC Pn.l.H. Keep constantly on hand, and oiler for »ale collection ol original and popular songs with engra- mined ti> publish a sialeinenl of furls, that the pub­ JOHN 11. STKWART, Princess Anne, DllUUTIONS AltlO AS FO1.1.OWS:- vinga. lic may judge ol lliu justness ol his churges. VARMONR * IIORDY, Sallabury. Tuke |i,iii ot iho PuiiiryiNc I'n.i.s on the first urccs- Sugar Crackers. Butter Cracker*, Soda Cruckcrx l-ure ubt.iined. of which will be sold low, for cash.or approved credit iiiermo II. Waterman, filled with aplumlid engra­ turn no more. After three days he came hack and Of uhom also iniiv be had Tuk« tlirec ul iho I.XVIOKKATI.NO PIUJ< in the mor- Country Merchants will find it to their advantag vings,and bound in a superior style,wilh gold edging. attempted lo sell my slaves; out was prevented. Dr. Goodes celebrated Fenutle Pilli, nini;, three »l noon, and ihroe. in the evening,on llio lo call and purchase at their Factory. '1 he one Thousand Nights enleriainments in five The next week lie came and sold every thing ho C( Ewtnt Camomile and ./fyericnt Pilli dnvB when ih.< allacka du not occur. volumes, an entertaining work embellished with en­ could, ev«n to the Junnikan board, and the victual* I. ftT*''"'"' '".''neks usually occur every other day. TheEanion Whig, Dorchester Aurora, Sonierse gravings, neatly bound. 1 had for my children to eat. Ho ihen ren led out Emtiu Soothing &rut>, li'jf l'ri,-e Ono Dollar u pock containing bolh kinds Herald, Kcni Bugle, and Centroville Sentinel, wil The Biographies ol all the signers of the declara­ the, house in which 1 lived, und turned me, and my II Event Ftvtrund Ague Pill», of "ills. publish the nhuva to the amount of Two dollar* cncl tion of independence, etc., with other important pap- three children by a former husband, nut of all shel­ and Baron Van Jlulchelen Herb I'illi. \ '"HOUI'AT DR. EVANS'S MEDICAL ESTAULIHIIMKNT and send their bills and a paper containing llio sisami era connected wilh the Rarly History of our Country ter. POLLY DUKES. Tnuiimmedkineaaie only in thehtttidsl 100 <1|»Vl,l'1? n%B«f_(}i,Y Huft|<§1l;jw HU, MJ R. C. MASON & SON, Bait. also a Biography of Washington, neatly bound. Nov. 13th. 1830. i

...>'-:.V'';-.v. 4?.'*'",'' "-. HERB them totritbstand tne shock. Thta medicine b Dr. ~— ^-^- . I.F, LIFE PILLS AND HE CAUSE OF BILIOUS COMPLAINTS BARON VON' nUTCHELSy& Wm. EvtulB* : T .lENiaaBJKTERS.-T^t-uniMriaJM/imalion AND A MODE OF CURE.-A well icgula-1 PILLS teJ nrid proportionate quantity ol bile upon the IBBC are composed of Herbs, whlcljttert a,spe- Those who have Ae care -and education of Pol (41 whifflr tMttclcbrutud Lift1 PILLS a PUEK'IX, T an impulse or pv- BITTERS are held', IB fmii«liicioriJjn.demon8traled by tomach Is always requisite for tho promotion of ci . action upon the heart, «ive males,, whether the rftudioun or the sedentarsedentaryary partpaa ound health it stimulates digestion, and keeps the nlr« igth to the arterial system; the blood isisqi quickened oftherommmmy, should never be without a supply .the increasing tffifnlxhd for them in every Slate and all the vcs- BCCtion ol tiip.UnioiJi'f'xl I'T 'J'e voluntary teslitiionials ntotinal c,mfil fre'e from alt obslruotions. On the nnf equalised in its circ'ulation'through ofDr.Evans'Pilln. wliichromove disorders in the t»(lii\1r raniarlinnl'e elftc.icy which uic every where nlcrfnr surface of tnoliver is n peculiar bladder, in^eeli whether ofthe skin, the part* situated internal- head, invigorate ihetmind strengthen the bodv m- offered- His «Bl;tee«i-(roai iideeply gratifying confi­ vhich Ihe bile isBT-ifprcservcd; being lormod by-lhe ly,- the extremities; and an nil thcaeflretions ol the prove the memory, and enliven the imagination dence that lh»y ftrWho mean* of extensive and irics- ivcr fro:n ihe blood. Thence it pusses into the stom- 1MB are drawn from the blood, thcretsTi consequent When tho Nervous System has been too largely tijbahle Sped alitoiie hi* alllii ted fellowArcalures.lhan ch nnd imcnines, and regulates the digestion. 18 lase of every secretion and anuickened action drawn upon or overstrained, nothing is better lo from imefeatetl'coNiiiderationR, that the proprietor of ,'hus we see when there is a deficiency of bdu, the of absorbent and exhalent or iUa>torging vessels eprrec-. and invgoratc the dropping constitution than these pre^jjmilftnily mice.' KsfulniedicineB is desirous 6dy is cosliintly costive. On the other hand nn"b- Ai norbid action which may ImvjL.tnKen place is tbeie medicines. AGENT ofkeepitijr '1n-ni rtwis'atuly hfcfbro the public eye. erabundttitee ofbilecaOsea Ircquent nausea m tho cor ijted, nnd obstructions nre relfflmd, the blood GEORGE 'M.UPSHUH. SNOWHltL Thesaielif every mtttitional box and bollleisaguar- tomnch; and often promotes very sovcro attacks of is i Irificyl, and the body resumos a hffMthful state.. THOS. H. DAW80N & SONS Eoaton ntoe that sonie persons will be relieved from a grca- incases,isease#, whichwhlch.|OmetimcB .jomctimes end in oeatn.death. , opose" " Pills,tills, afteralter much anxious tolFamltot rcrearch, B.&E.P. UTCOMPT. CarnbridBc r oViess degree ol'sullV'nng, and improved in gcn- FeversFe are always preceded by symptoms of a dis- having been brought by the Proprietoietor to the present JNO.H.8TEWART. Princess Inn 1, of siitlering from disease irderderrd stomach: us are also scrofulous disorders, BtajeoT.perfecUon,supersede the useic ofo...._.. the innumera- PARSONS 4, GORDY. SialVbury "ullh; lor in no cast organic or febrile dis- Metoiaer medicines; nnd are so well adapted to the can they-be laken in vain. The proprietor lips never ,nd all svniptJhSic. functional, Feb. 12th. 18TO, known or been informed of un instance in wliich they ases. Fr-mvrhe same cause, the natural and healthy fraAM>^4hal the use of them, hy maintaining the body havr- failed lo do good. In the most obstinate cases ictionnf ihu lieart, and the whole vascular system injaieduu performance of its functions, nnd preserv- of chronic diseases, such as chronic dyspepsia,torpid s imiinired and reduced below its natural standard, innthe yitnt stream in a pure and healthy state, GODEI'S LADY'S BOOK. liver, rheu.-nalUm, asthma, nervous and hilous head us exhibited in palpitation* languid pulse, torpors of cau-esit lo last many years longer than it otherwise A CATALOGUE OF REASONS FOR ache, costiveness, piles, general debility, scrofulous he i/inbs. eynrapc. and even uYntli itself, in. eouse- would,and the mind to become so composeed &• Iran- EDITIOJy.25,000 MONTHLY. swellings and ulcers, scurvy, suit rheum and all olh- quence ofiur overabundance of a peculiar oj tensive quj, thai old age when it arrives, will appear a bless- DR. PETER'S VEGETABLE PILL8.; ' «T chronic alfeclioiis of I lie organs and im'mlmi, <:». Biihstaiico to the iligcHtivo organs. . inf, and not (as to many who have neglected their More than Sixty Figures of Fashions each year they etfert cures wiih a rapidity und permanency The approach nl billious diseases is ntall limes at- constitutions, or had them injured by medicines ad- Great addition to the Editorial Department and ?»e.^n M B*l>erience has established their tttdW of an existing diseased ministered by ignorance) a source ofmisery andab of mn5«• lhrm ,to, be belt,'W<»l8o the mostpojoW which lew persons'.'.would theoretically believe, but tided by decided symptoms MRS.LY0IAH. SiQOURNEY, : 01 modern medical discoveries. < tn which thousands* have testified from happy expf- itntn' iiflhe stomach and bowels; ! c-with those signs : horrence. Whose name is so intimately connected with the rienci'. In rolds and coiigha, which, if neglrctcd. vhich are known lo ,point . -out . their. .. contents__~ _-- _ to beol,-_ _. They are so compounded, that by strengthening and Because they aro composed of simplei'l l inorhidi-i irritatiii&nnturejbiit:__:....:..-...,..,4.«. i,.,. whencyerlhealimen-...i. ., ,,..,, i, »!;, _ -'mjalizing tho nclionofthe heart, liver, and other vis- Literature ol oui Country and who has justly been 'ower to do good in nn immense nut superinduce the moat fatal diseases ofthe lungs, unil termed by the confemppry press THE HUMANS or nout possessing the means to do in indeed the viscera in general, these medicineh, if la- arycunal happen to be loaded witli'irritutiug mat- era; they expel, the bad,, acrid or morbid matter, AMERICA. WiHasiist Mrs. Hale in the editorial de­ any. ken but for three or four days, never fail. Taken at or, some derangement of the healthy operation ci- ,'hlch renders thcblooil impure, oul oft he circulation partment. Itis with let-lings of the greuust pleasure night, they so promote the insensible perspiration, her of the general system, .or of some particular liro' the excretory ducts into the passage ofthe how­ luack medicine, Wltt* certain result; and when which that the publisher of Ihe Book makes tlu'a announce­ . 1 . -n _lar physician, wo M» - nnd so relieve the system of febrile action and fecu­ :'r."in of ihe noily is the- ls so that by Iho brisk or slight evacuations, ment. The editorial will now consists of mode his prof lent obstructions, at lo produce a most delightful his mate happens lobe united with any other symp­ nay bo regulated by the doses ofthe HERB PILLS, the siudy of sense of convitlet'Crnse in thu morning; and though osia of disease, its effects are always thereby much Iways remembering that while'the evacuations MRS. SARAH J. tho usual symptoms of told should partially return Uggruvaled; The progress of orfi'anic. obstruction is om the bowels are kept un, the excretions from all during the day, the repetition of a suitable dose at often so rapid as Bcofocly to admit.ol time lor the ap­ ke other vessels of the body will-also be going on Mrs. Sigourney will commence her valuable aid tance^ladfesln1)^*i" (?ct.'» of."16 "'nwj'SjS" the next Itbur of bed-time will almost Invariably ci- plication ol suchatoS&s is to be offered by an, yet, in n proportion,-----purified by whujjifWk: means the blood invariably with Ihe January Number. The Lady's Book has I not more iha,?ru- h 8ltuollon maj' t0*' ft fcct permanent relief, without further .nid< Their ;cneral, the pfttrfoMtory symploms pi gaatric load been nol ed for the purity of its contents: that marked without in the h'LlitM? i.•? " ' a "lne "f w£Sri fleet upon fevers of n more acute and violent kind is ire perceptible for Rday or ti*o previous, .lo the le- i-er&MEitithe use of the Herb Pills distinction winch characterizes it snail still be pre- of abortion W«r» i , r ee '"eufnng «li****u- oot-Iexs sur*.And ppecdy it taken iit proportionable vcrish paroxysm,,T*T»»noct; whenthn n^ostefiicacious f efrwWrtflrtfcven tn tho nrtxt niiute Hervcd;served; I«**d,,mt,In*«!d,»rtiti SucoconductorsSuch conductors' it will be iicpOB-inipoB J«U8 coi.finedTc th . l!!,rIULR O'£e'i&ill£i5ffi quantity; und porsonn r«i inns to bed with inflammato­ aBs/ |'I|]H being so admirably adapted to GODErS LADY'S BOOK: „„, . . • ;-- ....,~ ..uses is- there morf d*fl" emy has hern iiviTthromi,nnd can easily be subdued- MOFKA1°S LIFE MEDICINES, should.always 'lecnnnliluliun, that they oiay bu taken at all times. rluvp*!,^ llIJPreheill|rd, or for hjch so few re»«die; In the same way. visceral lurgesence, though long je liikun in the early stapes of billions complaints;and In'all cases of Hypuchondriacisrh; Low Spirits, This work has emphatically termed. The Ladies' nkne ,bceiu!le(;o,vefcd,a8 the-one referred to. And established, nnd visceral inflammations,however crit­ f persevered in stiictly according to the directions 'alpiiutioiiB uf tin* Heart, Nervous Irritability, Ncr- National Magazine, as it is n receptacle fnr Ihe con­ iiBO because o their soothing influence on if«V tributions of the most celebrated temule Writers ol M illr. i"i k UHil'rli1B ""''" lhe u«uul cnangetofW«. ical, will yield the former to small and tlio [alter to vill positively ctTcci a cure. ous Weakni'i-o, Flour Alhua, Seminal Weakness, by the laws of nature. large doses ofthe LIPK 1'n.i.s; nndsoelEO hysteiical Tho minernl medicines often prescribed in these ndigosiion. Losa of apnetite.Flnuileney, Heartburn Amcricii, most ol whom of any emineiAe contribute as Hirrated affections, hypocondviarism, restlessness, and very lifieuscs, although they may effect a temporary cure, 3eneral Debility, Bodily Weakness, Chloropj or 10 its pages. 5. Became they are nol unpleasant to l»ke,l»r many oilier vimetirs uf the Neuroticul class of disease it the same time create an unhealthy state of the 3recn Sickness, Klaiolent or Hysterical Faintingti, Twenty volumes have already been issued. Itis distressing to ri-iiini, while they arc most eHetUn yield to ihu efficacy of I'lienix Bjltcr.-;. Full directions ilood, and consequently tend to promote a return of IvFtcric.s, Headache, Hiccup, Sea Sickness, N iglit- usual to announce, that a small edition only will be <°oprnitc ; iiinl produce neither nausea sickntsi, nor they are employed to cure. published. Contrary to this, the Proprietor of the KriPiDr- for the use of these medicines, and showing iheir dis­ he very disease which Hare, Gout, Rheumatism, Tic Douloureux, Cramp, ai coinpugition is ouch, that Uicr'tt tinctive applicability to different complaints, accom­ .t is then hy the uscof ptlrgativee, exclusively for- 3pasmodic Allecliori's, and those who are victims to menacLndy's Bookedition, announces with which that t hehr will -- -publish - --- an im- 6- Because their pany them; und they can be obtained, wholesale nnd ueil of vegetable compounds, which possessing hat most excruciating disorder, GouT.will find relict he hopes lo supply all f1"»Hy applirahli! to the usual'IJHrases of wnrm.colo r.itail, nt 375 Broadway, where numerous certificates within themselves no deleterious agencies, which rom their sufferings By a course of the Herb Pills. those who will favour him withith orders, ._, communcitig...... ,.u,,,a or 'einperatc rliniatee; ami will retain their tirtow of their unparalleled success are always ope" to in­ lecomposition, combination, or alteration can devel- Nausea, Vomiting,Fa ins in the Side, Limbs, Head with the January number u , utialt";la.1.'«red any length uf time, and in any part of the spection. opc or bring into action; and therefore capable of DtoniHr.h or B"c,Jc, Dimness or Confusion of Sight, It will be seen by thui Tidvertisemcnt?rti8emcnt that every ef- w °rui.°rld. For additional particulars of tho above medicines, >roducinjj no effect, save that which Is desired loiscs in the ineidc, alternate Flushings of Heal und fort btis been made. --..-- byAhe proprietor. oprietorofthis of this work to " .Because while they arc EO efficient in their op- Bre Mania's "Go i> SAMARITAN." a copy of which hat u sale remedy is found. 'hillnese, Tremcra, Walrhingi), Agitation, Anxiety. makeNEW YBAHSit superiorpcnor C to any-'--.-.- other in America, and as \.. "atiotiB with iidiilis, ilii'y may at ihe same time be im'dii'ines; a copy can nUobc ohtnin- Spnsm, will in every c.nee be relieved is GIFT. The Lndy's Book is probably "dimimtercd to <*ildren,aiid even to uuanta.miiiaU nccoimmnir.H Ihe The'LIFE PILLS and PHENIX BITTERS JndDrcams, the most propeiroper tliat could he deeireu for LudiVs. ed- I'""""1"'half a pill for instance, without a «uRBlest rd of thi: different Agents who havo the medicines mvc proved to be the most happy in their eflccis in >y nn occnsionnl dose »f the Herb Pills. most dangerous epochs to females is at tied hy the! r own-,..... sex and__.... assisted-.^-. _.... as the...... editorial Mvde-. "'"1"^[- lor sale. cases of billious dieascs, of any purely vegetable One oftlic partment is by the pictorial embellishments it is pos­ "8e-t«« their a|,nlirnllnn creates no debility French, German and Spanish directions can be prcparution ever offered to the public. If the stom- he change of life: tuid it is then they required u ;,,8.'i 1*BI>n will goinvigornte their circulations, itively the Bou.loir companion. ' in the . system,...... they.. , may...., bu taken, , without > |fprvdncink ,mu' ^,' obtained on application at the office, 375 Broadway- ich is foul, they cleanse it by exciting it to throw off medicine which Therenre other publications that advertise Fash- ""> ni'idrnnre to bueiaeoa or th< usiml purtninlurcoili oloT All post paid tellers will receive immediate atten- IB contents; if not, they pass to the duodenum with­ and thu'slrengthen their conotitution as may enable is the ion Plates. The bubliehcrot the Lady'n Book winh- rv' llu>' life; and arc unrivalled lor thtir virtueiirtuei out exciting vomiting or nausea m the stomach: hem to c'ilhsland the shock. This medicine es it to be distinctly understood that the "p'rcpartd and sold by WILLIAM B. MOFFAT, stimulating the neighboring ^iccera, as the liver and Baron Von Hutcheler Herb Pills. Fashions in his work ARK COLORED, and in every ra- "cc"u«"bykcepir,-ihesysleminanaluralitatt 375 Broadway, New York. A liberal deduction made iiancreas, so an to produce a more copious (low of Those who have the ctirc.nnd education of females, Number,...... which ia not_..... the case .with .. any otl.. ,...... which ii to iliocc who purchase to pell again. * their secretions into the intestines; stimulating the whether the studious or Ihe tcdcntary part of the tHjvcr be without n supply ol published in, this eoanlry. UNCOI.ORED Pi...._. .. . -...... ,....,. ....,ill Ihime tnor- AGENTS The Lilc Medicines may also ho had ol exhalent capillaries, terminating in the inner coat, community, should bABinoNS. Also monthly. This n a novel feature ma ulliTtiniw ol niclancholy and despair, . the principal druggists in every town throughout the which nn increased flow of the useless particle* ol lerh Pills, which remove disorders in the head, in- whicli al- the body improve the in the work, and as it is no great expense to give wr'.Vi< ''"end upnuany duarraiigeincnt of the digej- United Stale* and iho Canada*. Ask for, Molfal's the body, foreign matters, or retained secretione.are igcj'aU the mind, strengthen plntca of Fashions without coloring, the Puhliuhcr IIVK "rKan». . " _ Lifr Pil s and I'lienix Bitters; und be sure that a lac completely discharged. memo",and enliven the imagination. will give from three to six figures each monih.in ad- '°1- Ilei-iiiiyt., nolwitluiandinc their simplicity ai simile "I John Molfnl'ssi-.'-iiuiurr is upon the label ol ol the mode ofthe treatment, When the Nervous System has been too largely aod For full particulars diiinn lo Ihe 3 colored. «...... 1'hiB-•••--•••-• will make•••••»v. in111 alliiiij^i:i|- gen- niililnens,.. , -, they-,-- y nre•••I.UIILUI one of theun; speediestHiitjruicfli purratipurgative each bo'tleol'biiters or box of Pills. For unle hy the reader is referred W the GOOD SAMARITAN, acopy drawn uponor overstrained, nothing is belter lo cor­ nvnii.f .>!»•>* W:..., 1^ :„...,.« „! I7«_i_ •_ • • vi i niii.lin ttiuu ii.l,;_i. L . .. ••«*• ."i" • r*" •«-— JUNES & TAYLOR, Snow Hill. rect and Invigorate thei drooping constitution than erfiitv me I York. MRS. SARAH J. HALE nnd make ameal ol tl,fm. . Bourgeois . . . . . 0 4( the principal Druggists in every toivnthroughouttlie indiviiiual pill i» put on under BrcyiiT ..,"' +•'•'•.'',r,f.'' ...,.» 05- Uni.ed Suites and Cunndps. Aek for Moflat's Life MRSMKS. II.XU1AH.SIGOUHNEY. vniA H ^innirntvpv .uthe tmnr.ji.ri, ' t"",'n"S1 tunerioteiulence' each of the f r^ric/w.M thai andtc sure that n lac simile Curt of JVertotw and Biltotu Affection. '-Minion .'..-. i. 'i'.'i. ,..,,". 0 C( Pills and Phfnix Bitttrt; TAKE NOTlCE-JMr. Elias Shaferof the town Two Ladies BO well known to the world that to no mistake in the eomponitjon or quantity con pos- .'- No.'ipareil r-.^k,/.;,; :. . 084 »f John MolYat'e signature it upon the label of cacl conncclion with any publi- «Wy occur llirdugh the carelessness of a last inter- ofl!itter», or box ol Pills. For Sale by " of Westcrlo. county of Albany was for above 10 .PearlA ...e ' . .,, . . .;- j.,,y?5.;.-:.A-..,,..,,. .-->;--;'. '. . l,.40 OS bottle years troubled wild a nervous and bilious ull'ection runtee ol its morality, virtue, estcd lyjeiil. JONES &TAYLOR, Snow Hill. which for 7 years rendered him unable to attend to These are Iho prices on a credit ofsix months; bu bn*in.Ms,., andn during,uring, the last three rears ol his Vt'i- wish iit tins lime lo encourage short credit or cast illnras was confined ta the house. His nymploins make <\ discount ol fivi alistior American Magazine can publish ... . puri ha.-t-.i, and will therefore TUE LABOEST NEWSPAPER IN TUC WORLD. were dizziness, pain in the head and side,palpitation i"-.r criit. for New-York acceptances at ninety days of thaheart, loss ol appetite. Ac. After expending lion wuh us Literary deportment two names so o i^," ~7T -*i*-«r"^" "" . l1 w«nld not have a.'d uf 1.11 per cent, for oosii. ebrated in the World ol letters. been the caTeTTrcnvy could have discovered in them Cr'The proprietors ol this mammoth sheet tho during hie confinement nearly three hundred dollars FAC S1MIL1E8. single flaw to cavif at We have recently added to our former cxtensiv "Great Western" among the newspapers have the without any permanent relief, he by accident noticed <»sn.'tnr:iu seventy-five iliflereut kinds and sizes o an advertisement of Baron Von Hulchcler Herb Pills A great deal of curiosity is often cxpresi lo sr. 15. And lastly, because they are acknowledged to Extra pleasure of spreading belore thu reading public a lie an almost inlallible remedy for Bilious Fever Orpaiurnlul l.iMter, embracing Condensed, weekly periodical containing a greater amount an vu & wai coiucuucnlly induced t > make irial of them. the Chirography of celebrated persons. U'u.. ..._. ulial f'oi,d.-unnl, Extt-.nded, Outline, Skeleton, Shaded After using them about :i fortnight, ho was able to endeavour as far as lies, in our power to gratify ihii Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints, Ja­ Ornamental Modern Thiii-Fucrd Black, etc.; 100 nev riely ol useful and entertaining miscellany, than is u undice, Asthma, Dropsy,Rheumatism,Enlargement be lound in any similar publication in the world. walk out,in four months he could attend to business, feeling by giving from timitto time correct imitation Wo-.vera. und a gri-st variety ofOrnumcnls, lormin; und considered his ditease entirely removed- The oftho most celebrated Female writers oftho day. ol tho Spleen, Lowness of Spirits,. Piles, Colic uiiugellior tin- miii-t extensive and elegant assort Each number ofthe paper contains as large 'on am Heartburn. Nausea, Distension of the Stomach and ount of reading matter us U lound in volumes qfordi above ; information was given to tue subscriber by nii'iil of Priming Typi'H in the United Slates, on Mr. Biiafer himself there can llicrefo/e be no decep- iiIisoluU Iv nn unrivaled one. We also furnish ever nary duodir.imo, which cost $2 and moro than i nccosnary lor Priming OfhVe. contained in a volumi of Irving's Columbus or Bun 'l0"' SILAS AMBLER. inn r article that is croltH Hiaiorv of America, wliich cost 83 a volum GEORGE BRUCE 4CO. and all for SIX CENTS a number or three Dollars for sale by October 8th 1830. - GEORGE M. UPSHUR. Snow Hill. year. ., (.." " ^ * i ~ .-.---_.._ __... . BURTON'S }t3>BROTHER JONATHAN being a genuine . More than oixly iMgures of Fashions yearly col- 1 one ol the happiest discoveries of moderndnys »inl Y uiikue and thinking that somn tliingscan be dnne a H.IQHLY IMPORTANT. ored and uncolorcd, the Proprietor being determined ; altogether unrivalled as a general soother ol bodily GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE well as others, is determined to present to his read to consult all tastes. Any embellishments lobe found afflictions. ' AND ers n MEDLEY hitherto unrivalled by any other pa Nervous diseases, liver complaint, dyspepsia, bill in any other Magazine may be looked for in the La­ MONTHLY REVIEW. paper, of ious dixcnses, piles, rheumatisin,consumplion,coughs, dy's Book- AMERICAN Anecdotes, Factcia, Quiddities, colds, spitting ofblood, pain in the chest and side, ul­ OUH READING MATTER Is about the same TESTIMONIALS. PHILADELPHIA: Amusements, Geography, Romance, cers, female weakness, all delicate and mercuria, in___ quantity,._ .._,_, as-__ any,,,.j similar-...- proiKiDly,._, a ...,.littlew ...,in favouru ,»_. OPINIONS OF THF. REGULAR FACULTY THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM. Allegories, History, Religion, diseases arc successfully treated st Dr. EVANS- of the Book. It would be foolish and false to say that Accidents, Jcstu, Sports, Medical Office, 100 Chatham street, New York. it contains more nnd the proprietor is not willing to The following arc but a lew Uiken at rondom.from \V.« E, BfBTiis, EDITOR AKH PRopmcTO*, cpisllcs forwarded to l>r OI'I'OSITF. THE CXCnAKGC, DOCK STI1EET. Bio^rapy, Learning, Spcctulea, condescend I'D such means for any supposed advance­ a pile ol complimentary Sorrows, .- Dr. EtanV Camomile Sf Aperient Pills, ment of his interest. if}?™.?? regular physicians touching-he efficacy BJII Mots. Mortality, and grateful in being ' AMERICAN Conversations, Muryulu, Sufferings, Arc composed of vegetable substances, which ex­ MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT. of his pillB. Ho leeU pronnd Crimes, Music, Tales. ert a specific action upon the heart, givean impulse The January and succeeding numbers will be prin­ able to lay such documents bclorc the public. BALTIMORE- Dramatics, News. Trials, orpircr.yth to the arterial system; the hlood is c,- . New Orleans, April 24, 1837. POIIIK, MCHPIIV dt BOBE. Drolleries, Novelties, Truths, nud anil equalized in its circulation through (ill the W ork nnd will bo found on inspection to be a truly Dear Sir: As on old classmate of yours in Yale Erutics, Oratory, Tencliiu.ga, csvelH, whether of the skin iho juirts situated inter­ beautiful letter, not too small to be read with case college, 1 lake the liberty of opening a coirespoa- TUIIMB Daily paper eight dollars per annum paya­ Essays, Poetry, Wisdom nally, or tho extremities; and as all the secretions of yearly. County paper tivedollart per annum nor too large to prevent the usual quantity of matter dcnce. ble hull Eloquence, Philosophy, Wit, Wonders, he body are drawn from the blood, there is a conae- given in each page. The paper ie of the finest quali­ I learn that you are making a fortune by the sale payable in advance, unlrsy th« subscription is giur- Sir &e. &o. romptly served up for the gratification of the reader ainmg the body in the duo performance of it* fiinc- i« com inued after the first year, und if not paid dur- . ,, Charlotte, N.C.Jan. 1, 1837. prirtjrs, inducm llieni to beuin u volum« WITH JCS^Strictly neufr-il ill Politics, it will contain naili­ ions, and preserving the vital stream in a pure nnd iiif-Mhc year, Uic price will tic incn-uscd to J4.00. t'car oir: 1 have made frequent use of your pilla ST1LI.KU111'HEH ATTtlACTIO.NS on the first ng in favor or against any party, ami will an sediijuji- leulljiy suite, cauics it to last many yearn longer 1'or ihe convenience of persons winning.... lo sub- in Ihe incipient stage of Billious Fever,and obstinate ol'January nojl. Its literary character, which has y avoid any oftho controversies wliich agitato the rv- halt it otherwise »ould, and the mind to bccoinn. t-a , tlurlons , constipation of tho bowels; II!BO in the enlurgemenV wiled fortliso many comments, will undergo no gious community. Strict morality, virtue.tonfperiince composed and tranquil, that old ago when it arrives -._.,._. _..^ Jourier Saturday Citron oflhe Spleen.Chronic Diseases of Liver,8ick Head- crvun^e: as thu niiur.i/inn will still continua under ndustry, good order, bcnovolence, and uB«l'uliiLMruB«l ri to will appear a pleasing,and not (astoo many who have Weekly Messenger Saturday Evening Posl die, General Dcbiliiy, and in all cases have found t he control of t(ia sanio editors. Kcveral new con- our common country, and our fellowmun, will be nd- legleftcd their rpmTliiulions, qr had thi-in injured nnd News. They will be furnished with the Lady's ictu to be very effective- ^"f ihutof«, however, ufTrtgn tulontili»s'c Udon cnga- , Hook und any one of ihc|e PjiUlicuioas oua.JT.ar upoo, vocilteitwrdinctilclfoi h>-«>'6T-p»ge of ailrmotasreil br J^noctotoe) n aaat'.a of ihe receipt of 6,00 free of postage. (ttxl liuiiluus thone whohuvo already been entiuied llian. isery and abhorroiice. Mccklcnberg Co., Va., Feb. 7,1837, in ju favor. Tin) magazine will ha eul irgi:d, anil TERMS OFBROTHER JONATHAN, They a compounded, that by strengthening Address will cuntaln a greater quantity 'ol reading matter L. A. GODEY. Having uwd Dr. Peters' Pills in my practice lor TIIREB DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE. and equalizing the action ofthe heart, liver, andoth- in giving my than any periodical published at tho same price in ter viscera they expfl the bad, acrid or morbid mal- 211 Chesnut St. Philu- he last iwelvt months, 1 take pleasure lhi« country. Tho work will appear in a new uni For Five Dollar* two copicn ofthc paper will be suit CBlimpny of their good effects in CUSOB ofpyspepsia on* year or one copy two years. rr wliirli, ronuers tne blood impure, out of the circu- other diseas' beautiful type. Cast expressly fur the purpose am atlon, through tho ncrctory ducts into the passage BALTIMORE TYPE FOUNDRY. bick Headache, Billious Fevers, and will be Printed on ihe finest paper. It will also bo The Evening Tattler in published every day at the s, produced by inactivity of the liver. same office, »nd in put to press ut 12 o'clock meridian, ol the bowelu, so llinfby the nriek or slight evacua­ THE PROPRIETORS of this long established ornamented with THE FIN KST STEEL ENGRA tions, -which may be rgujutcd by ihe doses, always They are a safe and mild aperent being' the beat at a heavy expense, and execute; in, season for tho grcst Northern, Eastern, aim and well known Foundry, now situated in Bank irticle- ol the kind I have ever used. X V V1NO3, provided all close at about two o'clock, remembering lhat wnile the evacuations from the lane, between Calvert and St. Paul's streets have from tlie choicest designs. To vary the stylo o Southern mailc, which ninvels arc kupt up, thf excretions IVom all the other GEO. C. SCOTTl M- D. UuvtriUubt rations, the scrvicei of u diminguiihei M- made and are steadily making such additions & im­ Dec. 20,1837. JO'AII CiiiamiinicaUonsaud Letlera should be ad- vcsoolsof the body wj]l uUo be going on in the same provements lo it, as will enable them to furnish . New Orleans, artist hove been engaged In furnith at intervuls proportion, by which means the bfootl invariably be­ promptly, every variety ol To all whom it may concern. Thi« is to certify iiii'Z^iitintHfor tlie uiiauing volume. The heads o reused, PohUi"o Paid to comes purified. i hat I have witnessed the operation ol\l)r. Peters1 iwvor.ii DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN Will GlllfeWOLD «t COMPANY. TYPE nedicines in a number of vurv obstinate Dyspeptic City. Steady Perseverance in the use of (ho medicines TEI13 will appear in the course of Ihe year. Th lOiJ Nassau Street, New York will undoubtedly cll'ecl u cure even in the most acute made ofmotal und wood, from Nonpareil to 40 lines and Liver nIK'Clions of long Btanaiiut; likewise ia nubli«Ueia iluiermined to IIMVC notliiny unduiie U or obstinate diteancs; but in such cases the doso may Pica Flowers and Borders Cuts and Newspaper several cases ol enlargement ofthe Spleen; and their iniTit the patronage ol a liberal public,nuyc resolvui TI1K UALTIMOIJE be augmented, according lo ihe inveteracy of the dis­ Ornaments in great variety Leads and Quotation*, elleciH were truly astonishing- I have no hesitation -.iit.-r iniichriulicilution from many of our fair reader ATHENyEUM& VIS1TER, ease; the medicines being so admirably adapted to Printing Premies of all kinds Printing Ink, black, n declaring them the most valuable i reparation for ty ,,ubi.uli quarterly, un un extra, a correct of plat the constitution, that they may be taken nt all times. green, red &e. Varnish for making colored ink;Fur- .hose distrestiny; ailments, that have ever come » the i u<:»i lut - niitf :erms in which the Caskvt lias bcei TIJE'SOliTUERN SILK MANUAL Niusea, Vomiting, Paine in the Side, Limbsjiead Brevier 04 do do 1 Itave much pleasure in witnessing the troth of Ihe v u'l . . >i I'H1 junrnals ill every section ol thu Uliiu AND Stomach or Back, Dimness or Confusion of Sight, Minion 66 do do above, as I know from experience that Dr. Peters' ulublivn u« )uinl a doubt its claims to luppiiitgener FARMERS1 MAGAZINE, NIIJSOH in the Inside, Utcrmvto Flushings of Heat and Nonpareil 84 do do Pills are an invaluableo Medicine.-mwiiuiuo. • a,I). It will HUr|.u«s any other work in Hie return dullness, Tremors, Walchingu, Agitation, Bud These prices are ona credit ofO months for satis . , JAMESJAME jiELSON, M. D. ,, in fur the ri.ini':t'« luoni-y. Devoted lo llie inlcreslt of llu: Silk Culture in Dreams, Spuum*, wiltm every cane bu relieved by factory paper, or a discount of 5 per ct. will be mad Agent* for (bo aboveve PilliPU ht/> ,'i:fl..i.-83 |.cr u.iiiuui, invariably in advance, the Southern and Western Statet. un occasional doae of Dr. Evuus* medicines. on a credit of 3 months and a further one of 5 per ct RILKY &. DKVtAti iw-hill. two rrt]ii'-n far five dollws. F.. YiAiHp Kn>i. One of the mom duiwornus epochs to females is at for cash. Old metal token in exchange at 0 cents PUtffiELL * HHlS Ark. All eonuniiiiictni'i'i lo bo addressed,post paid, t i.in ion ANU HnorniinoH, tVi change oflifu; not it istliun thuy require a mod- per pound. JOH*WiglW I. WILLU- JWM -* GEOIIOE K. GflTAHAM, & UO. Price. OIKS dulliir per annum, or nix copies lor liv cine which will no invfeorutri iheir circulations, and CHARLES CARTER. Agent 8-Anno. I'liiUdulpbiu. dol'urs. I'n/ublc in udvuuct. thus strengthen iheJR constituiious us may ooable Oct. 29. Bait, Type Foundry tolnbury