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rxiLER IN DRUGS AND MBDICUTKS,
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" WILLIAM N. HARRISON,
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NOTICE TO ISO 1 TiIKRNTItAVELLERS
l&s&*Bfer
IN eonsequwiee of the advanced state of the season,
the Boats of the Baltimore Sieam Packet Co.com
posing the Line running from Baltimore to Portsmouth,
Va., in connexion with the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad, and Weldon and Wilmington Railroad, and
Wilmington and Charleston Steamboat Line, will on
and after Wednesday next, the 18th instant, make but
three trips per week, leaving the lower end of Spear's
wharf on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 9
o'clock, arriving at Portsmouth in time to forward pas
sengers to Charleston without a moment's delay.
Passengers for Richmond leaving Baltimore on either
of the above days win sleep on board the Bay haute and
ariiye in Richmond the day following by 3 or 4 o'clock-
P.M.
Fare to v orfolk, (meals included) $9
Fare to Richmond, (ineala included) 59
Fare to Welden, (meals include!) £l4
JOHN C. MOALE, General Agent,
Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
nol7-d
NJttW ARKAKbEJhEA'r.
UNITED STATES HAIL LIFE, DAILY TO THE
IUITH, AT 1 O'CLOCK. A. M.. VIA THE
C'IIESATEALE BAY.
E N conseuuei.c. -f.u- j„ Ul , hour of arrival of
M the Eastern Mail, and in omuplisnre with the requi
sitions of the Post ellice depuHmciit, • Maryland *na
Virginia Steain-boat Company" hereby ; i ,• Itotiee that
oa and after THIS DAY, April, the *l, ui dteaui-boals
of this line, consisting of tlie ALABAMA, GEORGIA
and JEWESS, will leave the lower and of Spear's
Wharf, alternately, EVERY DAY , at 9 o'clock ; A. M..
or as soon as the Eastern mail arrives, for Norfolk and
the Poi ismout and Roanoke Rail road.
On arrival ntf ortsmouth, Cars will be ia readiness to
aonvey passengjra to Weluon, N. C., IVom whence tra
vcMers tviH proceed immediately to Wilmiugton, aud
from thence by Steamboat to Charleston (a distance of
800 miles from Baltimore) in about 52 hours, or less.
The Sieamboete PATRICK HENRY and THOMAS
JEFFERSON leave Norfolk alternately, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and S ATUIDAY for Richmond
and Petersburg. caving Bvtija if. hy this
line on Monday, Wednesday and Friday are sure of n
connexion.
For the North, one of the above Boats will leava Nor
folk DAILY, at 3 o'clock P. M. and touch ut Ports
mouth for passengers by the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Railroad, wno will have the option of being placed next
morning en hoard the Philadelphia Sleam-boat off North
Point, thereby arriving in Philadelphia several hours
earlier than they possibly can do by any othor route. or
of being brought up to the city, where tkoy can remain
until half past 3P. M aad tak the Rail-road cars north.
This line has been ia operation 34 years, and thcru
nuev has boon anuteiden board the boats involving
loss of kto or iojary to limb.
JOHN C. MOALE,
General Agent of the Maryland and
Virginia dteamboat Co., Balto.
Freight for Portsmouth will b loaded in Norfolk and
•eat across at tbe coet of toe consignee.
Passage through to VVeldon, - - i)l3
I'assge to Norfolk, (hunts included,) - - £
Patac to Richmond, (meals included - sl6
gp Ssagdif
Cooper'* CoPipound Aromatic Confection
******** ********** *
COOPKtI'S GOMPBBND AROMATIC CON
FF.CTION— pleaasant. certain, sale, and effaetu
pi remedy for Gonorrma a d Gleet. This elegant predu
ration, combining all. the medicinal virtues of Balson,
Copaiba and Cubelis, separated hy chemical analysis
from their offensive and objectionable properties, com
hined with the compound extract of Farsapartlln, with
several veg able extracts of gran efficacy, forms tlie
■nest perfect cud desirable rome ever disoevercd
and as it combines the medioinal properties of Ssrsa
porilla, It purities th i blood, and removes in a few days
very vestige of the disease. It ie particularly recom
mended in obstinate eases where all other remedies
have failed. The Confection is put up >y neat tin box
es, with fall directions—each box containing sufficiea
to effect a perfect ears in any ordinary ease—and when
properly known must besome the only remedy used.
Bold liy S. P. HANCE. comer PrsH Si Chgrles sta
J. H. WARN!, tv,corner Btttaw and Market Ms.; endj
. McCORMICK, 46 North Boy "• Old Town
Price 51 per bo* *P
J ELK V, FANCY GOOB, AC. AC
SotUkent comer of Market and Ckarlee atretic,
B A L T I MORE,
IMPORTER* AND DEALERS IN
WATOHEB, CLOCKS, JEWELRY. ttILYER AND
PLATED WARE, MILITARY GOODS, *e.
OFFER at Wholesale and retail, a complete as
sortmeat of goods in their line. Their facilities foi
obtaining goods by direct importation, and frsm the
principal Manufactories, are sack as to afford them ev
ery advantage. Among the leading articles of their as
sortment are the following:
WATCHES ANI) JEWELRY.
Cold Levers, ofM. J. Tobias, Johnson, Rsbiueon,
Harrison and other makers.
Gold Anchor Levers, do with imlepeadent secearis,
Gold Lepine* and Vertical Watches,
Silver Levers and Lepines,
Silver and gill Watches —suit ble for ceuutry
trade,
Gilt, Alabaster, Ebony 8c New Hngtead clocks
time pieces,
Ladies gold chains,
Gold guard and Fob ohaiHJ
Seal* and Keys, Watch Hosks,
Minature Cases, Lockets.
Gold earrings and pins, ia sets,
Diamond. Ruby. Emerald, Head, Mesais,(tones, En
aaielled and gold breast pins.
Do linger rings,
Pearl sets complete,
Gold Thimbles, Pencil oases,
Spectacles, and every variety of Gold Jewelry—els
a large assortment of ceminea Jewelry—
country trade.
MILITARY.
Failed State. Army mid Nary Swards,
Gill and Plated Sabre, Cut and Thrust Rapier its,
Fencing foils, masks epaulettes
Wings,sashes, plumes, aguiiettes,
Sword belts, tassels, stars,
Hat and cap Trimmings,
Caps furnished te order, and trimmed,
Cold and vilver laee,
Cord, thread spangles, balnea, As,
Eagles, plume sockets, kail battens.
Army, nary and ether military battens
Pinnies of all descriptions,
Pooket, Holsters, Trnvelliug aad rifle pie let 4
Dirks, game bags, pewdar flasks,
flhet pouches, percussion oeps,
Qua wadding, Ac.
BRONZES LAMES, lie.
Bron/.ed and gilt astral, man tic and aoapeudiu
lamps,
Girendeles, candlebras, oandinaticka,
Brackets, inkstands, taper stands,
Card vases, Thermometers, Dec.
C T I, E R Y.
Table aad pocket cutlery,
Razors, scissors, fcc., lie.
SILVER, PLATED It BIWTTANIA WAIN?.
Stiver spoons, forks, ladles,
Buue knives, sugar tangs,
Bait spoons, fcc.
Plated Bread and cake baskets,
Walters, castors, eandkestiaks,
Tee and coffee urns, epergiiee,
SmrtTers and Trays,
Bottle stands,
Cam, goblets, tankards, lie. far coeeatuaieu service,
Plated tea aad cedes sets complete, five and-em lpo
-ces,
Briltania wars, in sets.
FANCY 11*11.
Writing, desks, dressing coses,
Work boxes, snuffboxes, card ottses.
Segar cases, spectacles, ceral,
Razor straps, tooth crashes, purses,
Chessmen, back gammon bsards,
Dice, pocket books, wallets,
Morocco Minialuro oases.
Musical bozos, opera glasses, buckles,
Slidea, Head bands and ernauioau,
Purse clasps, shoe buckles,
Ducanter Labels.
Pencil cases, etc. lie.
Military cempanies fiunUhad with equipment. at
short notice.
Watches repaired and warranted. Watch taala aad
aaateriala far sale.
ORDERS from the conchy pramliy atleaded to.
THE UMTKO STATEII MAIL COACH,
FROM Fraderick to Baltimore, Mil., will leave the
United States Hotel in Frederick (in a 2 horse
coaeh) for Baltiaiore, on Monday's Wednesday's and
Friday's, at 6 o'clock, A. M., ami leaves the Globe Inn
in Baltimore, for Frederick' on Tuesday's, Thursday's
md Saturday's, ta G o'clock, A. M.
The above line of Stages will commence running on
the Ist day of July. The fare by this line will only be
f 11,50s and an excellent dinner will be furnished on the
road at 371 cents. Paasengen will be called far in each
llty, within a reasonable distance, free 01 charge.
IS IAH MEALY, Proprietor.
N. B The subscriber is prepared to furnish Car
tiagea and Vehicles, to canvey families or private par
ties to any gart of the aountry.
Frederick, Md., jy 10 3w PA I. M.
UALTIIUORE LIFE INSURANCE CO
Hat rumored to No. 15 South Street.
JOHN J. DONAI.jDSUiy. ivesidont.
tsqiKlS COMPANY tnskss iasn,txo*a id Lives
Jl lor epc r more years, er tor lifts;- "t ifrn following
> tie* for every hundred daMsrs:
Aa*. ®K* I*A, Seven vkars. Ltr.
M 1,00 I,IK 3,04
56 1,36 2,70
45 1,91 3,76
60 4,35 *7,00
Grants Anndities —Rates tor sue bundled dollars
60 yearn of ags. 111,55 i
65 " 13,27 > Per aiß'jm.
70 ,19)
Bnvs Annoitiks
Bull* Endowment* tor ohildreti
Bkckives Monet on depesite
Kxeootrs Thiti
Makes Contrasts ill whisk Itfe or Hie interest
money is involved,
eJ WH,LIAM 11. MBRBOBH, Seo'y.
NB.tr YORK JiND LIVERPOOL B^CRSTS.
Jailing IVont New York on toe 13th, and from Livtrpet,
on the Ist of every month.
Prom New York.
February 13—The IJNrI'EP HTATBfI, Btptoia Tb.
Fisher
tfaroh 13—Tlio VIRGINIAN, Copt. Lewie Higguts.
April 13—The SHEFFIELD, Capt. F. P. Alio
Hay 13—The STEPHEN WHITNEY, (oew) aapt
Yf. C. Thompeen.
From Liverpool.
Fehruary 1 The SHEFFIELD, 600 tops.
March I—The STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1060 tons.
April I—This UNITED STATES 669 tons.
Way I—The VIRGINIAN, 600 tops.
The qualities aad oecnnuaedaliens of the abave Ships,
ind the rcputatioa oi their commanders, are woil known!
Every exertion will he mads to promote the comfort of
passengers and the interests of importers. The pnee of
oaosage to Liverpool, in the oakin, ns in other liaee, i
Axed at with wines and stereo of every dosonphoe
The owner* will not he responsible for any letter, pnrce
or package, sent hy the above skipe, tor which a hill
ladies to not taken. Fur freight or passage apply to
STEPHEN WHITNEY.
■AN I)S,TURNER, FOX is 80., or
ROBERT HERMIT, 674 Seuthetreel, N. York
'A3.IE CARS of the Baltimore and Susquehanna Rail
JL Road Company have commenced running from
York to the Deep Cat, near WrighUvillo, within half a
mile of the Colombia Bridge, and will eoMhtue until
arther notice so follows:
Leave York at 6 o'oloek, M
" " 9 " M,
Hemming leave Wrights lie at 9 e'eleek., and nt 4
o'eleck, P. M.
Fare oaoh way 36 cents
9. <S. H. BORBRLYI
ma SB Buperintendanl Bait, is Bueq. KaHrood. |
"POWER IS ALWAYS STEALING FROM THE MANY TO THE FEW."
BALTIMORE, MONDAY EVEMIMft, JAMIJABY 5, 1841-
'I UK AIK-TIGIiX STOVE—Know.sad war
I ranted tc be superia to every other, in ecanomj- of
time and expense; in ease of management; in comfort,
convenience, safety, neatness; in exemptiea from dus
and smoke; and in the healthiness, pleasantness, uni
termity, and certainty of it* temperature. One kind for
wood, and another for eoal; price (pvto *2O; weight, .30
to 60 pounds, It is mu in structure, ami still more neu>
n management; so that it MOST be made, set, and used,
trictly by the printed direction*, or it sinks, more or
ess, toward the barbarism of other staves. It has sO far
been brought into notice aad use, almost wholly by the
spontaneous efforts of leading citizens, chiefly profes
sional, and no csue is known of their turning back or
repenting. For students and invalids it is without a
rival. Colleges, &c., by early application, may obtain
terms highly and permanently favorable for all connect
ed with tliein.
Made and sold by Cushing 8c Mack, Lnwell, Massa
chusetts, (five or six hundred dollars worth last winter
and six hundred and fifty dollars worth ui seven weeks,
at Nashville, Tennessee;) by Whitney k Cluell, Alba
ny, N. Y.; L. V. Badger, New York city; S. D. Bex ton
k Co., 40 Light street Baltimore. Md.; G. Hill and J.
Edwards, Georgetown, D. C.; cad by others, but not in
these places. Purchasers will of course be oa their
guard. For models or specimens, send to Baltimore
Albany, or Lowell.
For information, rights, agencies, Ac., apply (postage
paid) to E. C. Tracy, Windsor, Vt., K. J. Meigs, Nash
ville, Tenn., or ts 1. Orr, Georgetown, D. C., each o
whom has unlimited power on tire subject.
(H7-R. J. Meigs, Esq. Nashville, Tennessee, says oi
thil stove: "Its performance is all that can be wished
in a . love. 1 think it scarcely possible to excel it, ei
ther in me agreeable temperature of the air which il
produces, ar in the economy and neatness with which
the effect is produced. In short, lam charmed with il
and will never be without it." After using it a year, he
jays: "Its merits surpass, in my opinion, all that can he
said of it." Rev. J. N. Campbell, D. D.. Albany, New
York, says: "1 flndit to answer your description, and
to exceed mv executions, in every particular. lam
entirely satisfied that it is in nil respects superior to any
•dier stove in use." (X>r. C. bought one cord of wood
for his study last winter, and has some of it lert.)
Dr. U. Kidder, Chnrlestown, Mass., says: "I have
had this stove in use about 7 years, have bund it fullv
to answer the description #f the inventor, aad, with
proper attention to the door and damper, 1 will venture
to say h will be found the most coin for table, convenient,
and economical stove of any in use." (J.' Saltar, M.
D., of Boston, supplied liis stove \v:tii fuel, last winter,
only twice a week.) Rev. E. C. Tracy, Editor of the
Vermont Chtonicle, says: "Its perfect safety at all times,
the saving of fuel, the little attention that it requires,
the uniform and equable temperature that it keeps sp in
all parts of the room, [the thermometer in the back part
of a large open reon keeping within halfa degree ot the
same point to* 10 or 12 hours together,] the summer-like
atmosphere t lat it gives in the severest winter day, are
excellencies that render it literally incomparable." Rev.
11. Curtiss, Brandon, Vt., says: "1 should be unwilling
to dispense with it for any consideration. I havs found
it an excellent article for a sick roam, producinga mild
and equable temperature, night and day. lam confi
dent that no convenience heretofore possessed can com
pare with this in cases of pulmonary affection as a sub
stitute for removal to a southern climate during our se
vere winter seasons."
The inventor says: "The Air-Tight Steve was invent
ed in caring a very dangerous pulmonary attack; and,
ia two ©r three such uitacks, I have found it more ef
fectual than every thing else, by its allaying the cough,
(by means ef its soft and moist atmosphere,) removing
it entirely in a few days, and absolutely putting all
coughs and colds at defiance, more even thau the best
summer weather, and without its weakening effects
would not have cone ten miles to the climate ef Italy."
Baltimore Pilot, Philadelphia U. 8. Gazette, N. Y
Jeurnal of Conmteree, and Bostou Courier three mouths,
city twice a week, country once a week. se 26
From the Susquehanna ileguter.
Although the public have been elien imposed upon by
PATENT MEDICINE, yet occasionally, a renlly useful and
beneficial medicine is despised, neglected, merely be
cause 5" ound in bad company." 1 aha led te these re
marks by a conversation with a friend a few days since.
She had been atfiiotcd for several years with a disease oi
the heart, which had apparently brought her near the
grave. On© of our most skillful physicians was called,
who pronounced her disease ineurabif*. An advciase
ment ef Dr. JAY.NE'S EXPECTORANT in the Register,
caught the eye ef her friends and n bottle ol it was m
mediately procured from Beiilly A Mitchell's in Mon
iroae. Before she had taken il wo days there wasau
apparent improvement. She has taken two bottle© as
yet, but lier health has been n*jtfiy restored.
I have no personal motive for recommending tliisi
medicine, but merely stale this fact, heping that it may
meet the eye of seme wiio are laboring under similar dis
eases that they may likewise partake of its benefits.
A Friend to Humanity.
7tk mo. 154b, IMP.
The abeve prcpaiation is sold by
G. L. BUBURST.
Comer Pratt si. and Rugnn'r wharf lower end ef Con
Market Space. aus
SV* AIM'S PANACKA FOR THB CURE OF
SCROFULA,er Klug'sE'il, Rheumatism, Uler
aled Sores, Syphilis, and the n-wtof painful and hither
to incurable atfections resulting Ihere lion; While
Swellings, Lucases of the Livor and Skin, General De
bility, lie., and all diseases arising front impurity of the
blood'
This medicine is particularly recommended as an al
terative and a purifier of the bleed. It gives a lane and
vigor to debilitated constitutions, which invalids are un
conscious ef until they have experienced its effects
it is also recommended rn diseases where the lungs
and breast are supposed to be affected, and aleo where
the constitution broken dewn by the use ef mcreury
or quinine.
This medicine has the singular for tune—t just tribute
to its great merit —ef being recommended by the most
celebrated practitioners of medicine in the United,Btates
and Europe; whereas, aet ene oi tire spurious mixtures
made in imitation of it has the least support from the
medical faculty. Tills last offers an argument so plain
and conclusive, that it needs only to be mentioned to
eotbree conviction. Bweiru'a Panacea is reeeuiiaended
to all those invalids for which physicians prescribe Sar
saparilla Syrups, Extracts, An.
Bwaira's Panares is in round botUee, fluted longitu
dinally, with the following words blown in tbe glassi—
"Swarm's Penaeea—Philada.," having but ene label,
which cavers the cork, with the signature efWm.Swairu
on it, so that ;he eork, (bearing also upon it as n seal,
the impression,-' Was. Swaim,") cannot be drawn with
out destroying the signature, without which none is
genuine. The uinriieiiic may eonseiyuer,ily be known
re be genuine when Ihu signature is visible; to counter
eat it will be punished as forgery.
Prepared at BWAIM'B LABORATORY, Philadel
phia, and sold by lt( IBBRTS A ATKINSON, comer ef
Hanover ana Market sheets, Caltunere,
sea WhLSWAIM k SON.
£ HOUCXS"
PREPARED BY JACOB ttIIUCK, HaUimore,
1 AO It tile cure of the following diseases: Tumors
■ Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, fling Worms, lich.Chil
biairiH, Frost Bites, Mumps, Stillness of lire Jc'vte,
Cramps, Burns, Scalds, and ail kinds uf Swellings it
tended with pain.
ftr?-The LINIMENT can ha obtainediqt HOUCMS
LABORATORY, South Charles, near Market alie< t
with proper directions for using. Price 50 cents,
rha 19—6 iii
FACTOUY FIUEI) FIWJE ALT.
J'ld'lA SACKS ABIITON'B FACTOItY
• bxp" FFILLKU SALT, new Lading firm
shipO icrnnstHs.
ALSO IN STORE;
1000 raehe Liverpool Oronnd Alurp SALT;
3080 lu.iliels " H "
10,004 " Turks Island '
Tors ie on phasing terms, by
SELLMAN A GROOK,
oc 3 corner Snath and Pratt strerra.
TO WEBTEKN AND MOUTH WMSTKUN
TRAVELLERS.
THE GOOisi INTENT FAST LINE, wil
leave Baltimore every evening, at 3j o'clock, af
ar the arrival of the Philadelphia Roil Road Can.
FOUR O'OLOOK, P. M.
For Wheeling, Pittsbitrg, Zanesvilie, Columbus, and
Siaeinnalr, viu Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, and Na
onal Road, the best in tire Unien.
Through to Wheeling iu 52 hours only,
PILOT FAST LINE leaves every morning, at 9J o'
clock, for tlie above citias; travailing the same route as
the Good Inlsat Line. Through in (3 hears.
Tlie above Lines aeanect at Wheeling with all uftha
Ohio Lines ef Stages,—aleo with tlcarakoabi for Mays
ville Ciueinnati, Leuieville, St. Lmja and New Or.
earn.
Far teats in Baltimore, apply at the Genera! Oppasi
lion Stags office, No. 14 Pratt street, dtreetly opposite
he Baltimore nd Ohio Rail Road Debet.
HUTCHINSON & WE ART, I
THOB. SHRIVER
ALPHBUB BEALL, > Owners!
WILLIAM H. STEELE, >
a 98 J. A. WKAKT, Agent.
Ifcy- SW U JH'fc PANACEA—CAUTION. The
greatceJebrity wliich J'lia remedy has acquired during a
period of twenty y.ars, its iacreasiag demand, and its
unparalleled success, lias induced a number of persons
irom time to time, both at home and abroad, to imitate it
fn vurioue ways.
As long as these imitations were eenkned to mixtures
bearing ot her names, we did not eoaeider it necessary to
aivcr no them, bet having evidence in our possession o
e gross deceptions practised by unprincipled men, in
huding a spunoas syrup for the "genuine Swaim's Pan
eta," we cannot tee strongly caution the public to avoid
purchasing our medieiaes frem any but die most respect
Abie sources.
It in difficult is detect, ia many instances, the actual
perpetrators of these impositions, as the spurious mix*
tores are the mere generally seat int# the interior, and u
foreign ceuntries.
Some lime back, we detected a fraudulent iinitaboni
New-York, closely resembling our own, but the hettlos
wero labelled William Swain, instead of William
IwaOl*
More recently we have feund bottles oast n e mould
precisely like our own, but "Swaim's Panacea'* New
Y"rfc Is blown in the glass, inetefld of "Swaim's Pana
JCtax," Philadelphia.
We have received repeated advisee from be West iJ
dia islands that our empty bottles are puichased up at
high ra/, for tlie purpose of refilling them with a sptr
ous nw tttire: and of the thousands of battles of fc* .vaiin's
Panacea aunuaily sold ia our principal cities, we can
"oiled 'mt very few of the empty bottles, as they are
atAs'y iof in various ways to defraud the proprietor
jst v > aeeive the public.
>€ fce¥e known instances of three bsitfoa being made
cut of one,'by mixing a pertiea of Sarsaparilla Syrup i
Willi the genuine ftwauu's Panaeoa, thereby retaiaing
erne of its virtues.
In Philadelphia, lately, a forge order was received by
amereaalile house for Swaim's Paaatea bottles; a mould
ia exact imitation of our own was made, and the order
snpphed—and recent advices from Brazils inform us that
a vessel f v om Amsterdam had arrived at Riode Janeiro,
partly laden with buttles precisely like our own. We
have aiso possession a book printed in Germany, a fac
simile of our own book of caees and cerLfieates."
From all these circumstances it will be seen that h
ge nine rfwaim's Panacea is counterfeited and imitated
to a considerable extent; aad as these imitations are not
only a f-aud upon us, but will necessarily protract the
suffer, gs of invalids in those diseases where the genuine
medicine mieht have proved efticaciou* we must reu
upon the publie to purchase me Swaiin s Panacea only
rem authentic and respectable bouses and dealers, who
obtain tlieir supplies either from our Labratory in Phiia
del phut, er from our accredited and Genera! Agent,
HENRY JOHN BHARPB No 46 Pine stTeet,
New-York.
(Signed.) WILLIAM SWAIM & SON.
Phttadelphia, 20th April, 1840.
ROBERTS*. ATKINSON
Cerner of Hanover ant! Markets!e
£< WAIM'S VERMIFUGE —THE MOST USE
FUL FAMILY MEDICINE EVER OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIC.
This well known anti-dysculeric and worm medicine
has proved successful these twelve years past, and is
universally acknowledged by all who have tried it. to
bo far superior to any other medicine ever employed in
the diseases for which it is recommended. It is per
fectly :afe, and no child will refuse to take it.
Worms being especially apt to infest persons of de
bilitated digestive organs ami emaciated constitutions,
much mischief is often deae by the ordinary worm
medicines, which generally consist of the strongest pur
gatives, calomel—that destroyer ©I the constitution—
bitters, pink root, spirits of turpentine, wonmseed oil' ;
Ac., Ac. Articles of this kind may destroy worms, but
they debilitate the s:emacli, and often materially injure
the general health, without removing the cause.—
Swaini's Vermifuge has the peculiar advantage of re
moving the oause of worms, by giving vigor and healthy
action to the stomach, bowels, and organs of dig*tion,
thereby relieving measles, croup, hooping oough, Ac.
This medicine, by invigorating the internal functions,
strengthening iho organs of digestion, and removing the
primary cause which creates morbid secretions, will re
lieve Bowel Complaints, Cholic, Dysentery, Dyspepsia,
and the whole train of biliary affections, Sick llcadach,
Acidity of the Stomach, Foul Breath, Bleeding Piles.
Ac. It is an antidote in the early *lags ef fever and
cholera morbus. As a general family medicine, it stands
unrivalled, as it is applicable to most of the diseases to
which ohildren are subject. Bwaim's Vermifuge will
he found ef some utility to persons who occasionally
indulge in the conviviality of the table; a <'ca* taken
before dinner will anticipate tke effects ef acidity of the
stomach, not unfrequemiy produced by wine. In the
neglect of this, however, a dose in the morning, or the
following moming, will, in most instances, restore the
lone of the stomach.
Families resident in the country, and isolated in e
measure from medical adviee—travellers journeying to
Lhe far west, er bounu le distant ports—seminarist and
all ©ubhe institutions and sharitable association*, will
Had this remedv, constantly at hand, of ereat utility.
Prepared at BWAIM'S LABORATORY, Philadol
phia, and . eld ny ROBERTS A ATKINSON, eemer ef
Hanover and Market streets, Baltimore,
•e 39 WM. BVVAIM A S#N.
PERPETUAL FIRE INSURANCE.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, AGENT OF THE
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
750.000
WOILD present te the public a new mode ef INSU
RANCE, extensively practised in ether cities. Instead
aflhe annual premium, a deposits is made with the
Company in the nature of a loan, for the use ef which
the party is kept insnred. He is not liable to be called
upon for any further contribution—but the deposit may
claimed at any time subject le discount ef five per
tent.
A fetv examples will render the subject perfectly
plain, and ahow that Ike expense is in some instances
but half the esnel node, and at the same time saves nc
cesaily ef annually renewing the policy, wherein the ne
glect ef a day has so often proved ruinous.
A brick Dwelling in the city, paying 35c perslo6 an
aually, may be perpetually insured by a deposits of 31-9
per ch or £35 in every sloo*. The in I crest on this de
poaire is 9,10 or 91 cents per SIOO instead of 35
A Brick Dwelling in the Country, favnrab.y situated,
pays 80 cents per SIOO. The deposite for perpetual in
sutauce would be o per ci. or SSO per SIOOO, the inter
est of this is ihrce dollars, that is annually THIKTT cts.
instead of SIXTY cents persloo.
A FIRST-RATE mill pays 1 j per eent. annually, and
may bo insured perpetually for 10 per cant. The ilepn
sile would be SIOO pa every thotu tad—the internal is
six dollars, thus the actual cost oi annual insurance on
the (jpill by this mode is 08 instead of 195 per SIOO.
Insurance Is also effected in the usual mode on as
reasonable terms as any other office.
F. H. 8. is also Agent (or thfe celebrated NEW YE*
LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY, and prepared
to make Insurance on Lives,it rant annuities and sell
endowments. Office opposite the Cuslem House, up
t.'.irs, ltov 30 MWfcF
P'runi tlie Philadelphia Ledger.
HOUCK'h PANACEA.
A STRATAOEM.—The prinoipal proprietor ef sue of
thv meet extensive at' the patent medicine manufacto
ries is now in this city, and has been here for a week
or two, we believe, lim the purpose of instituting prose
cutions against eoute of the smaller dealers, who, It is
alleged, have infringed npan the patent right owned by
the former. In pursuance of hie design, this person
(Mr. Ilouck, investor ef "Houck's Panacea,") antered
a suit befora the Uahed Atatee authorities, who, ot
course, alette have cognisance of the infringement oJ
patents, and the Deputy Marshal of tins district, Mr.
Thomas S'Netll, was charged with the carving of the
writs consequent npon the process of law. He sailed
several times at the eatahliehmeett of eae nf the prose
cuted readers, and invariably received Ibr answer front
oee of the tpyesiieea, en expressing a desire to see the
proprietor, that he was "act in tnwn." Believing that
tins was nut the eaae, and that Ihe vender, in the clss
aicaf laacuagu of in# age, " smelt a rat," he sent a friend
hf hie to buy some pills. This AID want tu the thugge
ry, and made inquiry at lh their price by the gtque s wbich
inquiry, being made in a pretty loud tone of voiee,
brought out from a snug back raotn, all entiles, the pro
prietor. He '.squired what qaantity the gentleman
wanted. The " gentleman" was chewing, and sought
the door to aveid the spittle ia his mouth. This was
lie concerted signal to the awaiting Deputy Marshal,
and so, witheut rets ade, he stepped in and secured
his tun. S1
" ALBANY LIMBER.
THE -sULiSCRJBKR will receive in the cent
illg week a cargo of ALBANY POPLAR, consist
ng of Chair Plank, Scantling and 6-8 4 4; auo, VVAL',
NUT BOARDS, which will, with!>• •'URL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLItvw now hand,
make a good assortment. He would respectfully invite
the trade te call before purchasing. A constant supplv
will be kept on hand.
ALSO FOR SALE LOW.
588,000 feet Shipping CULLING*
400,000 White pine SHINGLES
5,000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
68,688 feet 4-4.8-4,8-4,3 and 4 inelt ASH
With a large see general assortment uf LUMBER,
seiTAiut FSB sunmsßs. D. E. TBOMAB,
Office head Uainn desk cn the Falls.
Below Pratt street bridge.
09-Thn Richmond Bomptler, Fredericksburg Arena,
Kent Bugle, Sbeetertenm, and National Intalugenecr,
will eopy the above tu thu amount nf $1 eueh endoliarge
American" office. an 17
TNTUTMAIGS—IBBB lbs. prime fresh Nutmegs re
HI tale by BROWN A WILSON,
<l3 MR, Frederick at.
PROSPECTIJB
OF THE NEW YORK MIRROR.
IT has been said that tlie American people are fleklc '
in 'heir attachments; that they are fold of clung,
and variety, and willingly part with an old friend for no
velty or a new acquaintance. As lar as it relates to us,
we eau anequivocahy deny the assertion. It is now
more than seventeen years siuee we, a mere boy at the
time, commenced the pablicatien of the New York Mir
ror; and, under all its changes and improvements, thou
sands of its early friends and subscribers have adhered
to it with a constancy ao less flattering to ourselves than
it is complimentary to their permanent aitocli ients.
We how make an ,mperiantchange, viz: a eeramence
mentofoar nineteenth year, on this second day of
January, 1141. In making this change, v/t me only
following the example of many of our eourmpermrie*,
who, after publishiag their papers for several w ere
under the necessity of adopting this plan, thai uieiraub
screen night not thereafter be confased about th* be
ginning and ending of the publieation year. But the
mere important part ef our change is, our intention of
giving ait eiegaut steel plate engraving every mouth, ina
ny of which we have already selected, aad have engra
vers employed on several of them.
la ce;isequcnce of the disappo t unent ws have met
with from one of our engravers, who was to have lur
nshed our January piate, we have been under the ne
cessity ef sending one only as a match to what we have
formerly furnished. But having, now u number ol en
gravers" at work, that we may eventually have the
plates engiaved and printed at least Dire? months mi ad
vance, we shall soon be beyond the reach of disappoint
ment, and send them to our subscribers so well dried
and seasoned as to be almost released from fear of their
being injured in the nails by carriage. The plates we
have now iit hand are suck as have never been produ
ced in any periodical in this country, and canuot he
aui passed in the world; at least ao says a number of per
sons to whom ws have shown tlie twelve already se
lee ed: and we have not the shadow ef a doubt that our
auhseriliers will say the same when they see them. —
We also intend to give, monthly, a wooden repre
sentation and description of the latest fashions of Eu
rope.
These additions will cost us, erelusive of our pre
sent expenses, several thousands ef dollars per an
num.
This arrangement, while it will afford to ibe leaders
•f the Mirror more thau an abundant equivalent tor the
trifling price at which it i* published, (for the plates
could not be jmrchastd at the print store* separately
for $5, nor could the music be obtained tor thai amount)
will, we trust, give us such an increase of subscribers
as will enable us to proceed with renewed energy and
unflugging industry in the prosecution ©four literary la
bors, and warrant these heavy expenditures of time and
money.
When we began the publication of the Mirror, there
was no work of a similar character in the Union, of any
literary merit, which combined such a number of at
tractions, as we have presented in superior engravings,
music, beautiful paper, and extreme neatness of typo
graphy. With a determination to render it a work wor
thy of the extensive support which it has always re
ceived; we wont on, year after year, employing talent
of a high order, beautifying and ornamenting the work
with gems of t'tc T pencil and the pen. Few can conceive
the immense amount we have paid for literary and pic
torial contrinutions. We have been the pioneer in al
most every thing that has lifted the periodical press of
this country, from its former, to its present position,
until, by common consent, die New York Mirror has
been considered as inferior to no literary publication of
a similar character in the world. We, some years sinee,
in consequence of our constantly increasing expenses,
rJsed the price to five dollars, and our friends have
paid it cheerfully, from a conviction that It is now, and
always has been, honestly worth the money. Within
the last few years a change has come over every
thing, particularly the republic of letters. Periodicals
have increased in vast numbers, and die adoption of a
cash system, and its certain and prompt results, have in
duced some lew publishers to reduce the price ofsub
scripuons, and to be contented with limited profits in
consideration of die facilities afforded them by prompt
payment. The sulmcribers of die New York Mirror, are
entitled to die full benefits <if this change, and we have
lilt.to re began A NEW SERIES OF THE WORK on
this second of January, 1841; but as eur motto is not"re
duction of pi ice, and a giaduul decrease of eseelienee,"
but a desire to follow up our seventeen years experience
in alt respects, and now make the Mirror the - jost ele
gam periodical in the world, we shall make the expen
' sire additions before, mentioned, and continue the
charge of only FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, PAYA
BLE, IN VLL CASES, I.N ADVANCE.
In thus issuing it at a price which would appear to all
unacquainted with the subject, scarcely sufficient tode
fray its eminent expenses of print and paper; we do not
contemplate the least diminution in die i.iterest and val
ue ofthe publication, editorially considered. On tbece*
trary, it will contain LITERARY ARTICLES OF IN
TENSE INTEREST; and every exertion will be nude
to furnish ihe most fashionable, choice, and popular
MUSIC; and no pains or expense will be spared to sus
tain its prese.it high literary character, and to keep it fit
least in die foremost rank with the meat popular periodi
eals in tliu country or Europe. We exrea expect in
this respect to surpass our former eflonsjaa die Editor,
by a recent arrangement, will be released fiom all the
cares connected with the business and financial de
partment, which has for years rested upon him, depriv
ing him of inuch of the time he wished to spend in ca
teringfor die public.
We ask, in return, ftotn the friends of American Lit
erature, their cordial and hearty support ef diis NEW
AND EXPENSIVE SERIES, aad have n© doubt but
we shall liberally receive it.
In country towns and villages, where the population
is small in number, those who wish to receive die Mir
ror, would find it to their interest to obtain at least se
ven subscribers, diat die paper may be rolled up, in
stead of being folded, as the folding seriously injures
both paper and plates; and ies than seven cannot be
advantageously roiled.
Where seven or more papers are sent to one direc
tion, $4 is payment in full for a year. But in all such
cases, we shall require th i name of each subscriber, that
we may know our friends, at least in name, if we should
never be more highly favored. If denied, we will
write the address, in pencil on the margin of each
paper so put up.
SUMMARY OF CONDITIONS.
The Mirror is printed andpublisned by DaniEi. FX-I
I suaw, every Saturday, at his Bookstore, No. 148 Nas
sau street, in extra super-royal quarto form. It Is em
bellished, once every month, with a spleadid SUPER
ROYAL ENGRAVING, and every week with> popular
piece of MUSIC, atran s .d for the pianoforte, harp,
guitar, art. The terms are FIVE dollars per annum,
PABAIILE IN ALL CAST'S, ONE YEAR IN AD
VANCE.
It is forwarded hy the earliest mails to subscribers re
siding out of the city of New York.
The postage must be paid oa all communications;
such as rclata to the editorial department iiiiat he di
rected to GES. G. F. MORRK; all ethers to D. FAU
SHAW.
| No subscriptions received for a less period than one
yea .
N.ll. roetraastera are aatberised,and are generally wil
ling, ill forward money tonewspapers free ef expense,
w here the letter# are signed by themselves. Persons
Wishing to remit, will therefore, when it ean be none,
write just what tbey want the Postmaster to say for
them, so that he will only have the trouble of signing.
ja. 16
BEIttOVA 1
RICHARD DDVALL respectfully informs hie
friends and the public generally, that he Una re
tnoved to No. 310 BALTIMORE STREET, five Doore
West of his former stand and nearly opposite Hanovet
street, where lie has on hand and shall continue to keep
e large and choice selection of CARPETING, fce.—
Consisting uf super Velvet, Saxony, llruisels, iinpennl
turtonly, super ati.l fine, ligratn and Venetian Carpeting
with Rugs to match, Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy and Plain
Floor Baizes, Table end Piano Covers, and all other
articles pertaining to the trade, most of the goods are o
this fall importation, hew and choice patterns, sutected
expressly for the city trade, and will be sold as cheap,
and on as favorable terms as the same ean he purchased
of any '.louse in this city, Philadelphia er New York
OOP-Persous wishing is supply themselves with "an
articles in his line are requested to gn trim a call before
innkiug their eoleetions. dlf mi
PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND AND IRE
LAND.
, Persons In this country desirous uf securing
isyAfy Passage for their friends from ENGLAND,
ffifeSiCT- IRELAND, or SCOTLAND, can do so by ap
ulying te the subscriber, in first class Ships, to sail from
LIVERPOOL for BALTIMORE, NEW TORK,
PHILADELPHIA, every month in the year. Tern
liberal and accommodating.
THOB. B. ADAIR, Commerce street.
DCP-LETTERS from the Country (post paid,) will b
tuswered by return ef mail—and DRAFTS for small
sums of money for tire accommodation ef passengers,
n be had, as above, payable without diueouut or com
miasma. .
lialnmore, Ist July, 1340. *•"
(gj-Editors throughout the Country, ft'endly to the
(MSB. and the causa ol Emigration, will ouster a favor
>y giving the above advertiseaeent a few inaeruena.
e AA BAGS OF PRIME RIO BRBEB
iJUU COFFEE—for sale by
SELLMAN !C CROOK,
d3B earner ef Seuth sad Pratt streets.
fcj HIPPING LUMBER. - 30,000 feet seaaeaed
Piae CULLINGB, thr sal* by
9 JOHN BCKKHB k CO.
VOL. 1...N0. 244.
DVKEII VRT'S VARIETY STORE,
NO. 10! i BALTIMORE STREET,
Between South and Calvert streets,
WHERE ca.. Ic had, on reasonable terms, the
following articles —
Sweeping, Shoe, Soot, Wearers' end Fullers'
Brnghes. _ . . ,
Bound, Square, and Oral Bauer Prints, handsome
ly lettered.
Willow-banket Carriages,
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy ball, common Tope,
Baskets, Washboards, Towel Rollers,
Fishing Hooks and Lines,
Hay and Garden Rakes,
Lime or Laneon Squeezers,
Nests ol Sugar Bores,
Bread Trays, Cake Boards, and Rolling Pins,
Moulders' Spoons,
Lamp Wicks, assorted; Candle Wick,
Case or metal Slay Keeds and cane, saitab.e for
Reed makers,
Plough or leading Lines,
Parlour and kitchen Be'lowa,
Pateni Taps Wool Cards,
Woolien, casainett, and cotton,
Hand and fly Suttles; cabbage Nets, Lo.
Baltimore, 11th munlh, 1840. * I
r( s HE SL BS.CRIB ER offer* ro his friends and
I the public in general at his Lunih. r Yard, '"'the
Falls, below Pratt street Br.dge'-lOfficc^e^Union
uect a liberal discount.
N.b.r.
4 do Binder's do
2 do Band Box do
100 Reams Cloth VAPIHI
200 do I lard ward do
300 d i Keatigh Cop do
200 do Grocer's Bag do
FOR "TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT &. MCDOK;
i . 7 *2 Soutli Charlo* st
mi KVV BOOKS—The Flag Ship, or, a Voyago
around the World in the United States Frigate
Co'umbit', attended by her consort the sloopi ol War
Joint Adt Its, and bearing tha BROAD pemiaiit of
dor George C. Read. By Fnch W. Taylor, Chuplain
,o *rtlte am" the ibetlanders, or the Northern Cir
cuit, by Catharine Sinclair, author ol Modern Accon.-
Scothmd'arid' the Scotch, or tha Western Circuit, by
tt,e The D Fa a mU h y° r of Hea.herd.le; or, Una influenc. of
Christian Principles, by Mrs. Colonel Mackay.
Ih cDew of Isrnel ami the Lily of God; "r, „ Ghmpse
of the Kingdom of Grace, by Dr. b. W. Krutuiitacher,
author of "Elijah the Tishbitelke. H
The Heatt's Ease; or, A reineuy against a.l trouble
with a i onaolatory discourse pantcMtlnrly dtr acd to
those who have lost their triends and near relations, by
Simon Patrick, D. D. „ . .
Memoirs of the Rev. Charles Nisbett, D. D.,_late
President of Dickinson College, by Samuel M ler, D.
J)., Professor in the Theological seminary, I rineetnn,
N The e Com'piete Works of Thomas Cliahoerr D D
and L. L. D., Professor ol llieolog) in the
of Edinburgh, and corresponding member ot tlie K >y.-t
Institute ol Francs, 8 trols.
The Vsung Man from Home, by Jo.in Ang<,l ■ J.acs.
Peed my Lantbs, by Daniel Wilson, D. D. L.s top of
1 Buw'ing asd Reaping; or, What will come of it, by
Marv Hnwitt, author ol Strive and Thrive, fcc. or
rowing, yet rejoicing, or n narrative ol recent *uc t.
sive bereavements in a Minister®* Family.
ALSO—A further supply of Phillip 8 , P #r , 0l 'J"
Guides. The Marthas, The Marys and In. L.idia
James' Anxious inquirer.
Just reeeived, and for sale by
ARMSTRONG & BEERY,
de 3 dit No. 134 Baltimore '■ _
| rgIUE BALTIMORE LITERARY AND
JL RELIGIOUS MAGAZINE —Conducted by Roe
' ml. BBECKINKIDOE and AKHXEW B. CROSS. Janu-,
arr, 1841. CONTENTS:
1 Speech of Robert J. Breckinridge, deliver* dl* the
Usurt House yard al Lexmg.oii, Ky.,on the lstß
day of Ootober, 1840. In reply to the "Spueeh
o. Robert Wickliffe, delivered in the Court-house
in Lexington, on the 10th day of August, IS4O,
upon tlie occasion of resigning his seat ns Sena
tor froin the county of Fayette." Ami in defence
f his personal character, his political principles,
and his religious connexions. More parti ularly
in regard to the questions of tlio power of tlie le
gislature on the subject of Slavery, of th t Impor
tation of Slaves, of Abolitionism, of British intta
etice, of Religious Liberty, etc.
2.—Molinism, No. 1.
3.—Margarita 1 Uomanan—Tbe First Dive.
4.—Revolution ia the Maiylaud Hospital.—Progress
in Public Sentiment.
s The Gospel Mystery f Panclificatto*By P.ev
Wm. Marshall—Abridged—Nc. \ it.
{VT- Notices, Receipts, Accounts, Answers to Letters,
4-c. fcc.
Subscriptions received and Bingle attmbers sold[ tiy
DAVID OWEN Si SON,
il 24 N. Gay st.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.—
BKALB M. RICHARDSON has on haad a
large assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, which lie
is now selling off at very reduced prices. As the sea -
son w advancing, hs will offer his well selected Block
at prices which cannot fail t6 please.
On hand, Cloths, of all ehailos and qua*, i ties, from 2 LO
£10; Plain and Disanond Beaver Cloths, Flushing®, See;
Fancy Cassimeres, Cassinets, Kentucky Jeans, Flan
net;. Blank eta, Canton Flimnela, Ticking,, a huge as
sortment of English, French and German Merino#, Ves
ting*, Domestic Goods, black ground Calicos; H roc lie,
Merino, Thibet Wool and Si. Shawl#; Mouseltne de
Laine; figured and p.'aiu Silks and Satins; Bonibaainee,
Gluves, lioeiery; riboeti Marino Shirts, Linen Cambric
Handkerchiefs", Irish Linens, Willi many other goods—•
all of which will be sold low Call and ace.
BKALI H. RICH A HDSON,
dl£ No. lfifi and 173 Baltimore at near Charles at,
NOTICE.
TUB undersigaed, (ownera of Ihe Washington
Cliroi.. la) have made an assignment of thuir ac
counts and assets to CHARLES S. FOWLER, Esquire,
of Baltimore, far the benefit of their treditois. All col
lectors and Others indebted, will please observe that said
Fowler lias appointed JAMES H. HAMILTON (now ol
Baltimore.) Ins agent, to whom all payments are re
quested te be made. J. H. HAMILTON.
4 Z. W. DENHAM.
P. S. J. H. HAMILTON continues his agency for
settling Gen. Dork GRESN'S accounts, made during hia
residence it Washington city.
Baltimore, 2Wi Sept., 1840.
CANFIEED it BROTHER,
Corner of Baltimore aud Charles streets.
IN addition n their already large assortment, are daily
receiving aew auppliee of goods in their line, such as
Gold levor WATCHES, ol "Tobias," "Johuaoa, '
"Harrison," aad ether makers—"gold anchor levers,"
"gold lepinee," and vertical Watcliee; silver lever, sil
ver English, and common silver Watchca; geld Gjards
and fob CHAINS; Guard KEYS and Seals; gold Ear
Rings; PINS and RINGS of every variety; gold Pencil
Cases; THIMBLES; Miniature CAtiES, and every va
riety of JEWELRY; silver and plated WARE ol all
kinds; Lamp# anil Girandoles; gill, alabaster, and "bony
CLOCKS ; Mllite BOXES ; German dver 31 OONS
"'.Mw^MiLITART GOODS, such M—SWOKDS.
EPAULETTES. PLUMES, f ASHES, BUTTONS, and
evety article in that line. "Roger a fine Cl/T LEK V,
together with alt kind, of Tool. and M'temlstor waWh
. .rrr-MinkSl'Si. It hi OS. ckC.—The aubscri
toLT—aad ha# on hand ready .o
w.. m.t extensive asseriment of Beds, Bolsters
ae 'i r a ~ Matron Comforts, Cotls, Ac. it the
will be sold lower than
w!.f the same quality can be fonnd in tins city, by
at like Bedding Mart, N. W. and
a VV. corner of Lombard and Li(hl sts.
'ly p. Any Goods purchased at the BetabliehMMt
which deee not preve as rceommeaded, eta he return
d, and the moiey will he refolded. -
rjBWM INSPECTBD
be-re.s Susquehanna Herrings, just inspected, aeu
et St pe. to, quality. For t CROOK.
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