THE PITTSBURGII DAILY . MORNING POST.
HARPER, EDITOR /LIFII,TIDOX3REET,9it
PITTSBURGH,
_MONDAY; SErl':'42k.lB46„:
Allegheny County Democratic Ticket.:.,
FOR CANAL COMM.FSSIO,I!TER,
IL . L I B. F,,CFB T , EIP. a Jr.,
OF BRADFORD COUNTY:.
COXlErrefli,
WILSON BrCAND,LESS, of Peebles
Senate ' ''.
TIIMAS 4A-AIFiTOF,
Sherla s
-RPDY- PATTER§ON, of Latticruntille
PiothonotarY' j
GEORGE - R. RIDDLE, of ✓lllcsh'n+y_
SAMUEL W. BtACK, of Pittsburgh.
ROBERT H. KERR, of Allegheny.
JOHN H. /IELHENNY, of Jefferson
JOSEPH TPQP.E.R, of Moon.:-
Commissloner for 3 years,
ROBERT DO.NAUDSON,,of inikuts'
- Cornmisrioner for 1 year,
WM. BRYAIIrr, of Pittsburgh.
•-• • Audtior for 3 years,
WILLIAM EWING, of Robinson
Audttor !fbr 1 ye6ii,
N. PATEERSON,; of Blinunghant
Cproner,
LEWIS WEYMAN,..4//egheny.
Me you Assessed?
7 lf not, attend to it ,immediately—locise not a
motneqt. Eattnine the asscsrnent in each ward
in the city, and' each town.ship in the county;, and
doni go,may until you see your name there. The
law requires each voter to be assessed at least fen
dirge before lite next general election; and pay a
State or County Tax, otherwise he svill be deprived
,o£ his vote. Democrats, be sure and see to this
matter before the 3d day of October.
Pennsylvania-11er Duty and her. Prospects.
Our good and glorious old Commonwealth,. 'is
now the "bright particular star" in the political
(firmament, toward which all eyes - are bent'with a
gaze intensely deep. The enemies of Democracy ;
- with that of elastic confidence which has sustained
them through numberless trials and defeats the
most disheartening, are sure that stow their time is
"come—now they will reap the reward of patience
'and long suffering and galling overthrow—now
their "gOlden dream is out"--and they will be re
paidfor their Stonehraker forgeries, their Bank
Panics and their Buckshot war—all undertaken
With the desperate hope of wresting from the hands
of - the-great Democratic Party the political power
of Pennsylvania. While on the other hand, our
political brethern, in other-states, are awaiting the
otzet With heart-felf anxiety, but gloriousli up
borneby the remembrance of..the brilliant victo.
ries achieved in our unswerving old state, when
they saw successively the Folios - sus and I'EIIIC
DIES of '3B,—the' A:LIEU'S and VIOLENCE of
?39,—the Bans nines of '33, which have been
reviVed upon any pretence that offered since, had
failed to bring Federalim any thing like a Perma
neat or,substantial triumph. , •
Under these momerntous circumstanees,, what
•• I
course win Pennsylvania pursue? Let her long
and consistent ; career in the path of Democracy
furniskthe answer: She will be found where she
:ever has been, firmly fixed in the foremost phalanx
of the Demoeratic haste, overthrowing the cor.upt
arraylof.Fedend Panic Papers, and Buckshot War
Devils!
It were useless to disguise the fact, that much
• -
feeling exists in the Democratic ranks of Pennsyl
• vaniain regard to the late Tariff act. The vital in
terests and leading occupations of our citiicns
have not received that care and consideration in
that lliliwifteh their importance entitled thcm.—
But shall we, therefore, throw ourse!' ee into the
hands of our enemies ? surreade-in not only Us
• surrendering
but every,other measure. and Finciple for Which
we are contending, into hostile hands? V.very
feeling of the true democrat revolts at such, a sac
lificeevery honest republican must protest a
gainst it With uplifted hands. • '
Pennsi4vania will come before Congre s asking
O.niodification of the present Tariff, in the hnpor
tent .Uticles of Coal and Iron—she asks thai these
hardly-earned products of her mountains shall be
.-placed farther above competition with similar ffor
eign product!, than they now are. 'Where shall
she look for this act of simple -justice? Is she to
look for it from the whig party and its etribodi
latent)." whose true larfir principles tookm psdpable
shape; in the great Compromise act of. 1831 I.
she td ask it of this same whip party, wliO have
ever ased the Tariff question as a bobby on Which
to ride into power? In- 1832 the Embodiment . '
and hie friends interposed when JAC E 502? andthe
Dern4eracy were resolved to maintain a Judieibus
Tariff Policy, and humble the factispirits
.factious of
the South, who threatened to subvert it by the
strong- band, In 1832, their principal leaders,
stray& to connect the odious Distiibution measure
With 1 tlie Tariff, and had it not been for a few
Democrats, that Tariff, , of Which they talk' so'
EOUCI,"Avould 'have heen ‘, throttled" effectuallY.
They set.the Bank above the Tariff—they set - the
Distribution scheme :above the Tariff: and. Yet
they howcorne out as the exclusive friends and
champions of Pennsylvania policy. • '
• Carl it be possible that Pennsylvania will 'depend
. on this itcoriapromising, timeserving, treacherous
factidn, to comply with, her reasonable demands
for the modification 4afthe new' Tarifil Reason and
Com Mon sense forbid ! ' . .
She will rely with confidence on the Democratic
party, which, in 1532, with Licizsrisr at its bead,
resolved to maintain her policy at every hazard,
and could have establiihed it on iminoyable basis,
IT Cisi and the 'whigs had not united with CAZ
'Tors and the Nullifiers; then in arms against the
Federal.governthent. - She will remember that in.
1842 the diteimocrats saved the Tariff from.the-fti
rititisl assaults ef AriltSS and 130TTS ' ,".11d..SRCf1111
,sarizr.,..r; and PRESTOIf, and all the other
whi
e leaders.
Democrats
of Pennsylvania:have with un
itlinciiiing consistency sustained the Tariff policy—
' thek i - hava been eminently true' and. faithful to it,
and it is in vain that their sincerity on this point
is t s'ailed,by the assuming aniVtivacheroue whigs.
Thek stood by the Tariff in 183?—they stood by
it in1842 7 --and they will stand by „the tract policy
now ,until they obtain the modifications they re
quire. It is from them only that the friends of the
Tariff pulley have any thing to hope, Let Demo
.crati be - returned to Congress , this year—let there
beliDeniocrat sent from , this District especially.
In this consists the best hope of those who are friend:-
tclo the . true Tariff policy. The Whigs' can do
nothing--they well do nothing, unless it happens to
-Cult their ever-changing policy: The Democrats
have done every thing,that has been done so fa r —
And'Elpou them alone should rest the hopes of the
rearfriends of the Tariff.
Gls PItODUCED PADN WATElL—Mr. , Jibbard, a
Freich Chemist, has ;discovered a method_ of pro.
,
'aucMg Gas; for illumination, from, water., lie
ekarges the hydrogen fromuqueous vapor strongly
vitt carbunacios vapor from oil or gas tar, or any
- .oftet oil, and produces a brilliant white •
s I.'
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nemees - Parade:
The Firemen)s pared* on Saturday, was a truly
magnificent .spettacle, -q#ll l , trying to_out viu the' ,
ottit'ila . dOris, trappingri, tuni 'A . eritlemanly bearing: .
The - procession : Was "headed - 1;y the Hort, froth;
Eirmingini; reel drawn by Your horses, engine b ,
sixi ... 9o mietiberS; .i.lreiss=white. The Hope was :
'followed,by the WaStusrn:io:;‘, from Allegheny cif;
.
fy; 66 members; dres..-4white. The W. FErNi
from Allegheny city,was teext in the procession;
84 members; iiress—rheek shirt and-black pants;
the members of the Pass are all athletic fellows
and their dress gave there a very imposing appear
ance. - Next carne - the Pitx9intivr, Allegheny ei- -
ty, 53 'members; dress—white shirt -and 'blabk
pants. 'Followed 'by the Lra-cr..E Sax, also from
Allegbenk, city, with 03 members; aresi—white.
' The,Laorm, the .oldest of our city companies, was
thesnext in order, with 55 members; dress—hose
members, white shirt' and pants, "engine members
green fire coat. and white, pants. Next the ALLE
CLIITZVE, with 56-members; dress--white; theapp•a
latuictlecorated in &beautiful manner. DcactsxE
next, with 7'2 members; dresswhite. The Nur
-rux-r followed, reel drawn by four cream colored
horses, engine , by six; 53 members; dress•—•white
shirt and -pants. Followed by the NIAGARA, of
Bayardstown, reel drawn by, four horses, engine
by six—engine and reel both shrouded with,crape;
.90 members; , dress—red shirt and white panta
loons; each member with' crape on his left arm.—
The members of the Nraoana, as also the mem
bers of the Nsertrxr, carried the star, both deism
hag to be the crack first class engine of the city.- 1
Which one is entitled.to the Star we are unable to
say, but piesunie that a trial of skill between the
,twowill soon decide the question and put 'all contro
troversy at an end. Last, though not least, followed
the VIGILANT with SO members; dress—red shirt,
bosom throwit open, displaying the white shirt un
derneath; white pants; the apparatus was ticeora- 1
ted in a handsome manner, and the " red bird" did
indeed look heatitiful• 'Without wishincr to offend'
any, or be thought the least partial, we do think
thd VIGILANT made the prettiest appearance of
&nl. company on the ground. ,
IVhole number of firemen on parade-7 72
Anxzrrnu.—On motion of George W. Layne,
R. ILT. Ilawnrss was adrnitted , to practice as an
A9orney of the Court of Common Pleas of Alle
gheny county, on Satunisy the 19th inst.
MExico END TILL Wan.—The L'nion of Mon
day evening says:- - -.-The4 only way to obtain a
perrnament pence how, is; to push an active war.
We have . otihred the olive branch, and now we
must energetically wield the sword. The events
and prospects on: the coast of California are bright
and cheering. There is reason to believe that be
forthis time the whole i ' 6f that coast has been
occupied, by our squadron Monterey is ceitairily
taien, and .Guimas, and it is certain that the Yer
bai3, uena, on the bay of San Francisco, was sum
moned by .Captain Montgomery, and it ic believ
to have been taken without resistance."
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Taz Mannok -1- Two
Mormons
SIwL—
The St. Louis Reveille of the 9th instant, says that
a passenger reports that iwo Mormon *spies w ere
shOt on Sunday last, in the neighborhood of the
Anti-Mormon - :camp. If this report is true, lie
ball has been opened, ant. we shall, by the next
intelligence, either hear (If a fight, or a foot race!
It ii said that, on the firing of the first gun, by the
Anti's , against the city, Inindreds of the surround
ing inhabitants will join (their forces. The Anti-
Mermons have 1,..:00 men in the field.
Fon CALITOWIId.—Three comp:lies of the
California Regiment, whiCh has been encamped on
GOyernor's Lland, N. Y., I for several weeks past,
salted on the 16th inst. They number about E'_'!o;
officers' and men, with the; same number of }wrens--
s: on and flint muskets, with 200 titles
and 6 pleep of artillery. 1 They carry out machi
neiT for saw and grist mills, mechanics' took., &c.,
&e., including all that is reessary for a military
colony. A large number of mechanics are among
them, and several graduates from West Point, the
object being to improve ainl.deread as well as to
colonize the country.
Gay. Get:qrs.—A letter from this veteran
eel- has been published in the Baltimore papers,
stating that having been assigned to "the command
of 'the Eastern division of the army of the United
States, " be has fliced his head quarters at tl.e city
-
ofi.Netv 0r,.. He adds that he intends to avail
hitnself of the opportunity thus afforded to carry
into effect the plan of coast and harbor fortifica
tion and defence, which he has long since projected.
We are not alvisel of any action of the. War De
partment in relation to the subject.
Frxr. Woo L.—l:overdp of sixty thousand pounds
,
of fine Saxony Wool have recently been purchased
in this State .by an Eastern manufacturer, at C2i
cents per pound. This is, we bel:eve, says the
Journal of .Cornnt . erce, referring to the fact, the high
est price that has :ken- aid' this reason, ind the
Wool is said to be equal to any raised in the coun
try. An article of similar character could not be
imported for less thansl l per pound.
Carta.tri Litxxrresi.—Some foreign Writer
furnishes the following 1 graPhic likeness of the
.Ainericart women, viz: , I , She is generally graceful
in her figure; slow in her gait, mild in her looks,
proud in her mein, engaging in her conversation,
delicate in her expressions, quick at blushing,
chaste in her thoughts, innocent in her manners,
improving on acquaintance, generous to a fault,
ready to weep with one in their distress, solfeitous
to the poor, sincerely religious, eminently humane,
constant in her attachment, it fond" wife, a tender
mother, tenacious of her word, jealous of her honor,
prudent iniher conduct, circumspect in her hobse,
artAwltat is very natural, canot keep a secret."
Tun Paxic,,lscitzsarke.—We learn from the
Chester Democrat, that .111 r. Peter Cooper, of New.
Yorlr, a liberal, intelligent iron manufacturer, who
owns.the largest rollingimill in the country, •und
whose letter to Secretary Walker attracted so much
attention, has raised the 7 age. ? of his working-men
and mechanics since the tariff of -1640. Mr, Ceop
er it a good detnocrat, and he hits left an example
which our Whig friends I would do well to follow.
"Rom 1106altirnore Patriot (*htg),
says:—
•
!The Trade of _Bizitimorc.—llle fall business of
the'titylaS.commeueedlunder very favorable aus
pices. and.ii already; quito active. 'indeed; within
a.• few days, there has been..so many arrivals .of
western and southern merchants,. that they surpri
sed some of our principal houses,: whose clerks,
not expeetingtheir, customers so early, had notyet
returned from their excuisions to•the country.
"Theri wilt be , • i'larg!
t.4:everypr:eic
.
iiiiiisfikory to byyers
'.STILL irons ntrlN!
been commenced, and a
tion at Giboa, Sehohari , .
other in Pottsville, Gree
convenient di;pateh, 0
in Pittsfield,•Maxs., and
since its erection, id no
So we go. • • While the
capit4Bts are
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! AU Sorts of Paragraphs.' '
A 6.ISE is now pendingln4lississippi in which
a-. 1 at is to be made to pafarce_the I:iyut that
ttate,l.which - " - 'requiten•that : a snap skull pay-_;'thy
debts of theindividii;l Whiam t he killain a:duel: The
cati - be carried out is a 'tery ...pod one
Al 4tielists area set whorarely or never
PnY,their il.i.til'ilefits,:the3cpaghf - ceriaiiily \corn ,
Ucdto pay each other's.
A brii.—A due!, it is said was fought near
Madenburg on. Friday morning.. One shot only
was exchanged, when e reconciliation teas effected.
The names of the parties hav Inot transpired.--
The dispute did not originate at , church, bat in a
tavern. It is bettir to be notoriousrfor good than
for'efil: - .
A \IAD Mso .irr -TUE I , virt.r.—At New I.ork
on S4nday, an insane persim by the name of Sam
uel Vincent, found his way into the chnreir at the
corner ef.Bedford - atid.Christopher streets, during
divine service; Made direttly
,for the pulpit, where
he commenced to abate the minister very
mild terms: ' ,
A 7.50T11 EII. EDITOR Ilawi.nnan.—The Arlzansa
saysi't to ranifor AlclaiririariLof thercitirit.:ll
ink town of 'Flolena, on: Eainrday last and
. .
got beat." 'We announce this; without ithe , :.most
distant idea of hurting any body 'a feeling!, b say,
ing “another editor."
WAooss Aso MuLas.—The Herald
says; a-train - of One huudred - wagons with four
buridred mules are on their way tofiiat city; from
Montgomery, to be cent to the arrly Under Geher
al Taylor. They are to be shipped at: Mobile.
IxeonceN r— French engineer lias invented
a plan of driving carbonic add gas from pits,
mines, &c., by discharging among the gas a volume ,
of steam, by which the gas is alsoided, and the
steam at the same time condensed.
ARREST 45}' A FUGITIVE Fit OM' - FRANC E.—AMan
named Nicholas Lucien Mettzer, was arrested in
Neirk by the French Consul, Charged with
forging certain bank and commercial papers and
deeds, at Surteguemine, to the amount of 500,00'J
francs.
AN Engli_•h paper says that - it is an infallible
criterion, 114 far as it goes, of a'good inn, to see a
clean mustard pot. If that is in proper,order, you
may he sure that the bed Nvill,be well aired, the
sheets clean, and all the etcetras property looked
after.
aIGOTIJOCTIZINT..—The Wasbingtontnion
says..---The only way to obtain a permanent
jaw c now, is to push an active war. We have of
fered the olive branch, and now, we must enereti
cally wield the sword."
now TO GET _RICH.-.-201110St every body wants
this information. It is comprised in this advice:
*Cc economical, Le industrious, attend to your
01'1:1 business, never take great hazards, don't to
in a hurry for wealth, never do business for the
sake of doing it, and do not love money c.xtrava
gently."
A Lour Bitsiwass.—‘rue register at Beirnum's
Ilcitel, in the city of Baltimore, shows ten thous
and and fifty-two arrivals front the 11th of May
to the 11th of September.
Desvnecvire Frap.—The cotton mill of Leo
nard Nicoll 4: Co., North of the village of New
burgh, N. Y., v.-as destroyed
,by fire on Tb‘urEday
evening. Loss about ,c.:30,000, which is principal
ly co% ered by, insurance. The mill carried about
3;200 spindles.
PIM tESTANT ErESCOPII. eII,VENTION.—The
annual convention of the diocese of New York
wilt Innteinble in St. John's Chapel in the city of
New York on Wednesday the 30th Eeptetriter.
Del NO the last .If,:izes et Lewes, a gentleman
ked Ir e. ,`Zrrgeant Omlow %1 hat vat, meant by
an clibi.l •Jt> a hr by which many a rogue r , ieurea
hanging: . icplied the witty sergeant.
NOT Lr,ss than ninety eight paclet ships are
now plying from New York to Europe! Fifty two
go to Liverpool, sixteen to London, sixteen to
Havre, tight to Glanow, live to Marseilles, and
one to Belfast.
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A SiNut.tan Associvrios.,—The Houghton
famityin America hale formed lan association to
enforce thcii- claim to un immense estate, now ly
i: g, without hein, in the English Es:chequer..
tinc.--.The custom hose at IViscasset, Me., with
some other smaller buildings ; was destroyed by the
on the Ilith inst. The hooks, papers, &c., mere
sated. The work of an Mc - onion-. .
Act:ono/No to, census just completed, the pop
miation orWisionsinis within a fraction of )00,.
MO. In IS.IO itivas '40,000, being an increase of
30,0 U() in six years. . •
A pratsb:i haviog occasion to notify a doctor to
visit, hit wife, said to Lim as he I .IIIS about cater
ink his Chaise, "Now doctor,' youl . driva - to !47/,
w
on't you'?" certainly ," ruNe t t.tike, dorto.:
weekly publication un
der this, -name to be devoted to fun and 'amoco
meat, after the manner of "Punch," is said io be
under waVin NeW York.
. .
TLIE AGGREGATE cost of the articles displayed
in the Odd kellows proersion at Philadelphia on
Viednes.day last,.is estimated at $lOOOOO.
GOLD t imported to London from St. Peters
burgh at the rate of half a million dollars month
;rrins of fluseiannte greatly on the
create. ,
Turns ;are only 175 miles of Telegraph in ope
ration in tnglancl, arid there are 1260 miles
in successful operation in the United States..,'
Tug WREAT CROP of Maryland is poor, also
the tobaeco and potato crops are sitiall; but oats.,
rye, and lay are unusually promising.
''MOVST MITCRELT., in North 'Carolina : is the
highest land in Norths.AmetiCit, east of the. Rocky
Mountains, being 6470 feet above the level of the
sea.
SWEET FOTATOES.-11c Southern papers 'says
that the sarcet potato crop will-be larger this year
+than ever before.
Toe New York: State Society of Cincinnati;
have elected Gen. Tda-zon a meniber' oi their
business done this fall,
ht indication, and on terms
'sellers."'
;Two factories have lately
ie now in course of tree
! - -
cbanty, New York. An
n county, is going tip with
, ne erected some time ago
which has been laying idle
soon to go into operation.
iwhig - papers cry
.ing factories.
. r: _.
II 15
.CD 15 or 16 'years of age, eon of Mr. Blais
of East - Boton, was run over a train of
on the Eastern railroad, on Saturday afternoon,
crushed to death.
G. soN, of the Yucatanese expedition, has
coneltufed to-tarry at New Orleans, and publish a
Yankee Spanish newspaper there.
Firmax Ruarewxr Sr.a.Taa.—We find the Rd
owing in the Hagerstown Herald of.Freedona of
he nth. •
.
Fifteen slaves, men and women, - belonging, to
Alessrs Da Richard, the. Messrs. Clargets, and
Dr. Rench, abscondectin a body on Saturday night
last. They passed through Hagerstown about
half-past 110 o'clock in -the night, on 'their way to
Chamberiburg, mounted upon horses. with which
they.-had! provided—themselves.- .We understand
that nine, of the - fifteen runaways ~weie =este:l
and *educed in the neighbothood of Chambeiaburg
—the othernix are still at-large.
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WO Ilinit- - -.,
Hon. Jon Mk•gir, who'nkrunniag for Co.ogress
.
us the Bedford district in this st4e-eVows his sem
liirrenti on the Torii!' 4tiotion t iEl followtt:
!t t .. .13.tia.otiviPer4iiit: Sek..l - -ith. 134 G.
I'Tci Wit. 43', Esq':.' i • • I i
request' Dsia..Sin'!'—ristri b letter'cif the 10tha.s been re-
...
_ieb 'yo
c'eivXl, in 'Wh. u' t' my opinron,nn the
Tariff, to which .I cheerfully reply. I am, dud al
ways have been, in favor of a tariff for Revenue,
with proper discrimination, so as to; afford ample
PROTECTION' to all the great interests of the
Country,•.incruding the FA.R.MER. mad - the -ME
CHANIC as well 'as - the :kfaiinfacturer. . '''
Should I. he elected toSongress, and it is Ascer
tained that the. Tariff act. of 1846 does not afford
such PROTECTION; and raise i'undssufficieyt to
defray the ft4,ol3SeS . Of C.4ovOrtitcat, economically
administrated, I will give my,•vote and, influence
for..such modification thereof. a mriy;be.,required
for the , nurposes above mentio ed. ' ' • .
The Tariff Questidn being one lMost exclusive
ly of a LOCAL: charaeter; it'is - he mot difficult
thing ifr the world - to 'get enact passed. that Will
meet the viewe iof ALL
It is the opinion Of many .. well :unformed men
that a. duty of 30 per pent. ismot a isaficient pro
tection to the COAL. and IRON interests, of Penn
sylvania,r and; should this prove to be the fact,
(which I helievb will be the case)l will, ifftlected,'
, use all honorable inesh.4 in my - power to have the
l dirty irideased so as to atlbid FULL and AMPLE
PROTECTION to these two great PennsylVania
interests.
_Whilst, however, ',would be in favor 8f
increasing-the duty on these articles to-a standard
that would meet tho approbation _of the people of
the whole State, I would feelmyself 'called upon;
by every•pridciple of JUSTICE, to sustain 'that
part of the Tariff of 1846 which redUces the duti et
ion other articles -used by the FARMERS, ME
CHANICS, arid WORKINGAIEN of the Country,
and raises thern on articles of LUXURY. and, also
the increased dirty bucominon FOREIGN WOOL,
-which I conceive to. he highly imPortant to the
FAII3IING interests of the. Country.
I am, Most respectfully,
Pours, &c•
,Filsannu.---The- St. Louis Republican -of the
3‘.1 instant, says:- 7 The peopie of Icp!.va are turning
their attention•to the cultivation of Flaxiecil, and,
in a few years,.it will be one' ofthe Most. imliortant
products. One individual has purchased two.htin..
dred tons, -which is in procesS of deli'very at Daveri;
part. lie paid for it from fifteen to eighteen dol
lars per ton.. It is to be prepared for use by a pat
ent machine, and when ready for market will he
shipped to Europe.
relation to Eng - ii6 l / rnaUt4. -
facturdrs, the wages of operative. in Botton
are higher than in the United States. The report
of the'Parliarnentary factory commissioner's state
that, the average labor in'England is 69 hourS per
week for 1:19. Or $2,61. In the United States, 70
for 10S., tit $:.44‘./. The average in Lowell ie. St,-
50 perweel:., and $1,15 tiord, being '2,75 or lls.,
Gd., per week. Those figures show that England
has no a d va ntage over the United States in cheap.
OEM
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PV3iFING TOE WATE . it OUT OF Li): C . Mielll-
o.Ax.—By'an arrangement with the English bond
hulderk the State of Illinois has given mer to
them !the unfinished canal, from the water's of
Lalze. , . [Michigan ;it Chicago to the Illinois,..tliver.
They 'are about completing it, but the principal
difficulty now is to supply it with water, owing to
the loiel of the Lake being eight feet below the bot
tom o•• the canal. To overcome this the present
1 1
comp ny, after various prepositions, finally be
thought thentielves of raising thetwaterof the Lake
so as tio.Fupply the canal, and have ordered sonie
powclul.machincyy„for that purpose at I'iitsbuig.
,
cp - i- ire fad the abox e in a Baltimore paper, bat
wiflimkt credit. We trait not heard of cirachinet, ,
being ordered in this city for the Inirpot•e.i*ified.
ilf any of our citizens know arlything en the 51th
.,;eFt, 1 e shall be happy to boar acorn them., ...,,,i,
For Ife 1),;;12,1 Morning :rot.
=Tr rr TOWXSIIIP trerC-1 accidentally. saw :a. ,
notice in the Despatth of the trith last., stating;
that they, (the,publishers.) had been ‘'ilidalcd by I
one of the officer:: of Pitt Toi,vr,ship." I hope they
will be 'diddled" again, vr ben they "foolishly in
sert, a r lvertisernents," for Which there is no occa
don. The auditors took the tesponSibility urkra
theranlelves to order. the Township Clerk tu
6.4 iri two of the city palicie for the receiving of
prop4als to build coffins for the. paupers of. Pitt
Town:ship. for which.they had :no right. The Su•
perviver made a contract With Joiner Little, on
the _'kith of April, for coffins. at three dollars per
]
coffin find delivered, and had received several, when;
on the 2.d of June, nearly two mouths afterwards,
the auditors made a contract with,the satire man
fur the some amount. Had they asked,for info! ,
]matiOn at the proper source, they would not have
]done to. The Supenisors have their set days to
meet upon, and always make out to remember the
dap, bat the Auditors et:vim: l ed a than at a dol
lar, tO send notices to the auditors to attend thesi,e
I meetings, fur which there cerminly was no ccea
] slon. If Mr. Elelthaurn the horror
lof being notified at Co er • ess'‘c meeting,let
:,,115L_CC —4
him have the exquisite pleasure of paying it out
'of bis] own pocket.. I am sorry -the Despatch is
is udilhiled," but Ipt him apply to thosA that order
]ed the aril crtisement. fur his pay. P. - oth bills, to
be sure, are small, but Pitt Township ]has been
sadly] ':diddled," and I went to see her Once more
"crerti t Justice must be done. -
TOMEII.
• Ta:trritai,
.
On the inst., by Itoy.;l4'cin, \% u,;
liffne n;i At.bis Slrol, this
pity
To - th Public e ! " the Cities el -Pittsburgh and fille
ghe r ry and the .13oroegliTand Towns art , und Pte
. burgh, and our Eastern,lrestern and JVcrthcrn
Cites,
Th; sub scriber having H
i
d in Pittsburgh about
45 years and been in Stores and Public Business
tear 4tt, years—established a General' Agency and
Intelligerce 'Mice soine 8 years ago—hai attended
as wel . as he could to all Ertisiness entrusted to his
kind rendered every passible accommodation
me and attention to the Pmblie Interest and bu-
care,
by ti
sine
• -
s: and within the- last tight years—published
gap as,possible four different Business Direr
of both cities=and'froen his moderate char.
!confidence and unfortunate losses, has scarce
be able to make a decent living for a large
He has within the last see trecks been op.
as c
toric4
gc
ly be,
. . .
in- both his Diqcto4:aini Officc
ss by a firm of strangof4, .6.'no have, swindled
nhlic and left our city suddenly last Sabbath
posed
to z i t
the ii
The Eubscribe'r now asiutes his friends and
1
abbe generally' he Will , rtrire to attend to
interest and business,asJaithfully cold pronp
e
possible and moderate 'eliarge4 through his
y and Intelligence (td 4k No. 12;,St. Chic
i, near the Exchange 'llcite!; - and as early as
bin next Spring furnish'
; til'e.'inhabitants with a
(full and complete genend business ,Directorr
•h cities, and neighboring townS,&e.,&c., at d
oom for our own Merchants, .Manufacturers,
panics, Attorneys at Law f Magistrate, , , l'hysi
&c., &c., and for' c// ltusineEs tnen to adver.
and insert their Card, &er,'&v. as Well as the
kg Merchants Mannfaeturers;&c.,4 the East
Northern and Western'citles, and in every pas;
raY tomake a
_kiln! full a n dcamptete .11usi
,
. ,inciory. .In tile . meatititne ;he can receive
and tile the. Business Cards in his_ office, which is a
very [public place, and will keep a general alpha.
belickdly arranged Record Look," to record br paste in
tha name,. cards and publicatiens, lie' will also
keeplon hand for sale all -the daily and weekly
Pittzburgh and Allegheny . .neWspapers—Sibbeit's
Cougterfeit Detector—and shine Eastern and West-
ern, newspapers, &c. . -
cQ` . • He keeps on hand 'for geneial, accornmoda
' Kho Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Wash
. City, Buffalo, Wheeling,-;Cincinnati, and
&Senk's Business Directory for the
'lley, and four diffiercht edition. of Ilar
va s -
ittsbur”li and Allegheny Directories for ' the
LC to reter.to when wanted. -
[ I.SAAC HAULS.,
icy & Intelligence Office, No. 1.2; St. Clair it.
itsbpr&b, Sept. 1.8,),516, -7' • '
tion,
ingtd
sissip
ris
3 isea l ,
Pitt
-
,
Oboc-rAw .Evecrior.-;-The4ollowing are the
,
returns of an election held in the . Choctaw Nation
on the Bthl,nly,-1846-4
For Miff-1...C01: Thi3rnas .Liilote receiy.dd 300
votes; aeoirgeXtidsort, 411; Joel A. Vail, i 29.
For Spetiker:—Jamei Piclzerr, 24G; Lawaeliubbee
211; .4tinkJetttbee ‘2lOl -
.For .ilegse,,of .irprettn . tatives--GPG SY Harkins;
Daniel Fulsom, , Allen Carney,lohn Lake, HolObbee;
John Robertson, Forliis Leflore, Z. Harrison, Cole
man Cole, Sibs Garland—elected.
For Dirtrict Sitornry—Y olah.
QZ? The Neiv'Yerk -Express 'states-its' belief that
the - retluetibn of 'tolls ort railroads and' canals
throughout the ciditry, iaberdier it has been adop
ted, -ia productive 'of 'increased revenuer: In the
ease' of the Erie Canal, this 'hes been mniforinly
the faet.'' The reduction,'in }Tars past his been
gradually, yet the receipts hame been steadily in
creasing: •This - year the reductiod cent j
and yet the collections show that Op td the second
week. in. June, the !-• ', • - .
I Receipts f. 770,84 5,
• For the same'peried last year... :.r.....7313,031r.'
Inerease of '1840: . :34,800
'And yet Wm. 13, Ekyster, Jr.:whom - the Locofo
. cos of this State have; put in nomination for canal
ConiMissiOner, for a second term, has hlindly, and
, pertipacitisly.Persisted,in keepingup„the-Mlls on
our State works, against the united and frequently
[expressed opinibris of Mar' ablest merchants/and
'men of most sound judgement. Alttiough every
reduction has hitherto been productive of tolls in
other States has beenipiornotive oflthe best effects,
yet this man obstinately,adlieres to his own judg
ment, refusing even to try the, exishriinent. which:
if it did not answer,rwould - he productive of no
great evil, and which, it is, believed, would add
mneatly to the:revenue of the State and .tlie.busq
ess yf our. people!, Let, the peOple recollecf
thisaea
lhings t the eUunty,election.
.. . . .
The;above statement from the New York _Ex
pref.: appears in the 'Pittsburgh .Daily Gazeile and
.2,lroliser of the 4th i inst., accompanied' With the
ungenerous. unjust and false conclusions, as stated
bythe 'editors of . that paper,- respecting' the-course
pursued by Wm.. B. P ri oster, Jr., the present able and
ellicient President °flour Board of Canal tounnis
bi ono rs. .3. stranneto the rend'ationi Which gov
ern in carrying.ort the State improyernentsWould
be led,to conclude that the whole was directed and
conducted by Williain B. Foster, Jr., alone, instead'
of three of the mostiatelligent and uprig4 citizens
in the:commonweal pi selected-and elected bythe
votes of.a large majo r ity of the citizens throughout
the whole State; andi it is. well known that it re
.quires the assent of two members of the;lioard ta
carry any measure. Ilt must be known .4, those
editors that the price of toll lon come articles was
reduced in 1845 froM the prices of 1841, i and the
result was an increase of tonage transported in
1515, and a decreasefin the am same untof tollireceiv
ed the sae year 4. twenty thousand. dollars.—
They also knowlhat the price of tolls on.the ca
nals-and railroads have been very. considerably re
duceti from what they were last year. Instance,
the price of motive r ower on the railrodd.s is re
duced 20 per cent. oevery article Of freight. The
,r
canal tolls ia3t year n BaC6ll, Pork, Beef; Tallpiv,
Lard, Butter, Cheese; &c., &c., was 1 mills per Mile
per 1000 lbs., on thej canal, audfi.mills on the rail.
road. This year the, samearticlespay onlY3 mills
on the canal and 5 on the railroad, and 04 Mineral
Coal the toll is reduCed 2 mills per 1000 lbs.; and
yet the price of freight on these articlesdastlear
from Pittsburgh to Philadel phia;was not more than
from GO t0..G5 . centS. The . articles' of llour,. on
which but little change in the ',price-of' lolls - has
been made, except itt the priceiof toils , ' lr4s been
made, except in the,l price. of motive potver, was
carried last year for ;p5 to 73 cents per barrel. and
r the present price is lone. dollar :per barrel. Last
year-the-boatman. Was chargedls per cent on the
amount of his freight, which was from ;DJ to 12
' .dollars on each load,,as a commission for Procuring
'it for him. The present season ao conimissioas
are charged the carrier. . .i.,
Now l„ask, can the editors of the anzeis explain
the reason why all these changes-in the 'Fourse of
business take place?: l _ The fact is they don't want 1
to tell the truth. The senior editor of thatpaper 1
was urged on to publish so many falsehoods during
ithe Presidential and 'I Got crow's- canvasslin' 1814,
I
that it has Leconte a fixed disease on Lim ; rind he 1
i cannot help making mis:statements wheneverle
attempts to write °Oa man in oilice, or a candidate
for eke who is not of Ids own party. !And vet,
I „
- .yeasoh White" is :;bid to be a . 't cry pions and hon
ti Cat man in his own Way.
I
William B. roster, Jr., has been nominated by
almost the unanirnons vote of w numerous Convert,.
Lion of the De:lmo-ley of Pennsylvania, as their
candidate for re-election to the office of Canal Com
missioner, in October next. Here lies the whole
cause of the false statement in the Gitzett:r. Well,
now, I should like t hear what miricles, the Bea.
con propoles to work out in the manageinent, of
our public works, by the election of his Whig can
didate of Mercer county, (Mr. ,Powers)! as Canal
Commisioner. Is he to influence the decisions of
the other two mernhers of the board byliii superior
talents and eXperiedce in such business.' !Will he
bring to their aid ni l t re experience, molt 'capacity,
and more integrity t an Sir. Foster .possesses, who
bat been employed Or twenty years on the. Various
public works in Permsylvanin, Ohio and Kentucky?
—all of which lie left with a high-character for ca.
pacity and integrity And is it - likely that Mr
Powers, who iris surd is a stockholder 'and mana
ger in the company 7.Vhich now owns the' Beav - er
and Erie Canal, would feel a deeper interest than
Mr. Foster in the encouragement to bring freight
along the State improvements?. Would he not in
stead, be dispoted to direct it: rintit the Ohio river
at Beaver by way of 'Pie TO N'evVoil. : l—ln 00n
clitSion it may be liMrthY of notice, that'notWith
standing the high el -ire or freiglrtTd'the east this
season, three times he quantity. has been' shipped
from here in 111.3 rnirtth of dmit! that was sent in
, T nt ,
Junc . .l.s-13...-- . , I [sep2l..it ] . - ra.
JOB MA'.ltN
/fradarites.---lie:uhichcs, no- matter from what
cause; hme en uncoiling , remedy-in Clickner's
Sugar . Coated Veg:etable- 'Port , ative - Pills. The
most obstinate - nervous headache; 'or headache a
rising from foulnes4of the stomach, yield tO'iteir
operations in a fewihoure, end persons who use
them as a.general opening medicine and Ipurifier of
the blood will never be troubled with tip.; headache
at all. The proprietor-gives his warrant. of this,
and will return the money paid - for thenr if they
do not. come up to his recommer.dationsi: . Nearly
every regular physician in New York reeommends
them for headacheoo the exclusion of all other
remedies, and - upwards of thirty of them. have
given the proprietor certificates to thiS effect.=
Clickner's Sugar C4ated lienetable Pills prod*
neither gripe .or nausea; and being co'ated. with
sugar are us easily, swollowed as bits of candy,
which gives them ah obvious advantegn over -all
other medicine: -Persons subject to headaches
Should never be without a box of them, for thus
armed they will have but little, to fear from its at
tdeks.
field by Win...lVekson, corner eilVond and Lib
city streets, who i itgeneral Agent for 1.4,,C1iet.-e
-ner's Pills in .Pitteliitrgh and. vieinitv..
Choice ButidisitiListie, for Solo or ic!Lease:
OUR Building Lois on Grantstreet nearly oppo
JO site the new Ciiurt Muse, Bich 20 feet:front,
and ertanding S 3 feet back to a.lO
Also, four Building •Lots on Fourth st;, betweeir
Cherry alley and Grant erect, each: 1 feet - 61.richcs
front, (including th9nivilege or u. 3 that illeyi) and
running back 110 feet to an alley of 20 feet in width.
An indisputable title can be; given for {the above
desirable property, Ivvhich be sold on lthe. most
accommodating terms, orlot ob perpetual
. Icase. at a
moderato ground•rent. For particulars, apply to
• 1 '; BAKEWELL &.PEARS, •
Comes of Wood and Second streets;
Or to: WILLIAM BAKEWELL,
sep 21-Iw. IlakeUiell's Law Buildings, Grant 4t.
VANTED TO
for different
parcels from $5O to
&c. Places \note,
clerk's, Salesmen,
and boys for tradesl
ployments. Wants'
towns around Pittso
Women for cOokin
for steambaats, 111311
a number oftoloied:
,
and foi•na kinds of c
tended to piomptly
sep:2l-liv
[Co3I~N ' cATEL.]
,
hORROW—On the beat security;
ether's several sums cif money in
$3OO, $5OO,
stores, warehouses, &c., ,for
}warehouse then, , schaulmtisters,
[ 1 ; in stores, and for vhrious em
'd from the country and country
ihrgh, about 100 good girls and
housekeefing, chathberrnaids
pes, fl!`Places ivanted - for
I:men and women, boy's and girls,
.;rork. All 'kinds of Ah'encies at
for moderate. charges,
ISAAC-HARRIS,
acv and Intelligence Office;,_; •
1c0.112.5t. Clair:street.
, ._ „
:., ~,. ~~e'.
TREATRE.
IVi.uiec~~,:
- - - -..:Pricez of -,ldinission:- ;• •
• '
Firstlie:t, 5Q Cents. Secondcents
Third if l :;gti' 44 I Pit, • '.23
_ \'.rraverE imx, 75 crs. 1
of Mr..DIURDO_CIi
MONDAY EvEl6 w, SEPT. 21, 1846.,
Will be acted 3 new Comedy in five Acte, celled the
IN :C NI ST AN
To conclude with the Farce of the
WEATHERCOCK..
Doors to open 7 . 7 petfOimAnce to continence at
7: precisely. .1:: sept2l
I,Vantod, for cash.
. _ .
000 LBS coarsebagging in large pieces, for
which r will pay llpents per pound, de
livered at m 3: re 81 Wood Street, or at my rag room
Lariy„"between Wood and Smithfield: .
:JNO. %MELLOR,
se 21 i ' SI Wood street.
•
• - - Za - ine,s BinUtley, •Alder Alan.,
1 -- -irFictrio 'Penn st., opposite D. Leech &Co's.,
packetlirip officio. Of f ice hours from 7 o'elook
A., Al;, toS '
L'Aidies Dross Good*.
,
have just received a fine assortment of the
y y handsomest styles of Ladies dress goods that
bare over heed pirered in this market, among which
are new style . Cashmeres of epic:laid qtrality, Onabre
Shaded and Satin striped Cashmeres; 0. most beautiful
article; .splertdid. Cashmere: Rob es; Rich Fancy Silks;
Cleinatintatid, California Plaids; also, , a fresh stock
of .Muslin.de Laines; French and Scotch. Ginghiths;
Alpaocas, Chintzes, &c. &c., to all whic 'we would
respectfully, invite the attention ufthe, Ladies as.-we
are,confidcnt dithdir being pleased; '
- ALEXANDER S.: DAY
No. 75Market street,. r
sepl9 . cor ofthe Diamond.
Watei.streei property ror
MILE i3BqII.IBER will sell at ' bargain a lot of
-grotifid on Water'stieht in the city of Pittsburgh
adjoining' warehouse between 'Market
'and Ferry' streets, containiag. in front 35 feat and in
depth 80 feet;:,the.purchaser can'get the-lot running
to First streot; either by trading a part on the river
bank, or by purchasing, at a fair value; a part'of the
purchase money may remain' in the hands. of the
purchaser if, required for ten years; by being secured
byllond . fina' Mortgage on the property, with inter
est: ..The' title is indisputable, for further particu,
lam itsquirh of the subseriber on Water street between
Grant and:RosS street. 4. ' WM. LIOLL.M.:
:sePS'4 9 7 ,l lw•
. .
• Assignees Sale of Dry Goods ,
1. atcount of former. purchasers; at Auction„at
M'Kenna 3 s. I am.. auftibrised by Assignees 'to
sell on aebhinit of -- purcliasers',.several lots of Dry
boughtlat Asssgnees sale, on ':th, Bth, 10th,
and 14th irtst4 at my Ahetrori Rooms;No 114 Wood
street, 3d doorfroni sth; on Monday nest, Sept: 21st,
at 10 n'tlock iu the forenoon, without - fartherhotice.
unless t ey are settled for according to terms of sale
before that time: thoso interested will please pay
atteutiou to the advertiseinent... _
And immediately after, a largo assortment of Fah
ey and
l taple Dry Gtiods, of nearly every descrip,.
P. 111, 7 K,EN14A,
aePl9 Auctioneer.
D rugs, Drugs - ,.Dregt,.
AtCoinniereial Row, - Liberty street, "Big Got
tden Mortar , ' - Dna - more.' • -
TJ AYS &- ROCKWAY, thankful for the libbfal pa
tiOnage, which they have heretofore received
and wishing to merit an increased share of publie pa
tronage4p'.wou7sl respectfully call the attention of the
public- to • our stock of goods which we.arenowre
ceivinglfor the fall trade. ,Among.,which may be
found in-guantitics to suit purchasers, the, followiia,g
articles! •
Rhuchaid Roof, Liquoriceltoot,
S i ialphur;. • • •,.. de: Ball,
Gum A abic, • Refined Boras,
CaPil Pdagnesia, . Sal Soda; •
Carb Psfignesia, Spanish Brown,
Gum AlOcs, Gum Copal;
CreamiTarter, Roll-Brimstone,-
Calomel, White Chalk,
Sup-Carb Soda, ._,_Ext..l.4gwoods
Kpsout t !4alts, .do.
Glaube do. Illaddee ' • •
TattariC, Acid, - - Yellow Ochre,
Gum Scammony, 'Chioine Yellow,
Bal Cogavia; • ' • •-', fdo. - Green,
Salt Petre, -Rose Pink
--;: rog,eoey with a generalassortment ofOils,Paiwts;
Varnishltis, Paiist _Brushes" Dye- Wood 3, &e., all
of which will he sold, '4ow as at any other house
to the 410% - • • - • -
Sherry
10 7
, Z..l:infr, Gordon S.: Coi , s brown Sherry Wines
U do.' do. do. pale, do - do.
, 5 44. 'Cortex ' - do ' ~ 4 ,
.ogethe with a general assortment of: other rielr old
Wines. For sale at - the Wine store or ~---
-. STEIRETT Sr. 'CO.; --,
cor Itfarket and Front eta.:
EZ
CILDIPORT WINES-70 cases superior '-Old Port
XV,ine, for I.uvalitls,-fcii sale by the case or bot
tle at the wine store of STERETT 4 Cot
sepl" 61 Alarket street, cor.,-,Frortt,'_
CILAILET WINES-20 caies,"St. Julien Medoe "
16 do. family use androthbr brands. - For - safe;
low at klie wine store of STERETT & CO.,
se No. 16 Itlarketzt.-cor Front..
,
JCI L L I SIIERRY BRANDY- - --4n excellent -article
0.4 draught car tuedicine.or,•caber, purposes, for
silo by 1 .. STERETT & Cll.
SeplS . cor. Ataritet and l'r'ont...
G' UPI GLITAC-2.p 1133 for sale by
R.:E. SELLERS,
• 57 Wood street
l' BARB 1100T-41:case superior for sale by
septS - • • R.•E. SELLERS.
cinpistsr - for sale by
I L/ "'PIS .R: E:SELLERS
LL H DIfIIIPIiINE ~r4oi. for §SIOv
! • I,....SE.LLERS;
. ,
- 57 N't ood street
. _ _ FALL.GOODS.I
1 , 3 An'ilajw s tr E
:NO. 46, AIAKT ST.,
ESPECTIVIZT- tall 'the attention of their
ja,foeoils;ana 'DRY Goons purchasers generally,
to thotr oxteusive assottnaent of : .
FALL: GOODS.' •
Which novromiifetelit'dtery dcpb:rmentT
Purchasers are patticularlyinvitedto examine oar
very choice eeiettion'Or
DRESS' GOODS 4M?, - SHAWLS
and:attention! ! has beeti''glYen tetheir selection, I
and in point ofrichness.a.ndtierietr;we never before
hose. .bcereabk to , .offer:griater rndutenents
• .V 1 oolCashmer* • Cashmere !Reps;
- • Cashmere D'Ecosse,
- Mous De Lainesp• • .
Farte. and, Staple Silks, &c. &c.
Terkerkl, - Cashmere Broche.
Enebraidereil:a.ML plairtClotk. do. Thibet Shaefls !
of entirely new •and fiat patterns--;rnevery variety
of style--also; Blerine,:with Fancy
Styles,! at: reduced` prices. r
Ladiei'FaneS , Silk Velvete,•'l'. • - • '
Paris ltid'Gjoies;in all shades and "Nos,
the different
beieS ime'cleonfrprieini
the different late styles choice patterns. Few•boies
- .
very tan sorrie . patterns at cents. - •
--: Linen. CaMbric Ces,:to .• the best
rn use"
Fattmi..s.riP Seerkctr dirMitiorsol: - tery . dehira,
ble ftnd qualities superior, ht low prices:._
• French Thibet Clothe, (in all' shades); •.!, - ' •':
Alpacas, Silk•anctCott:: Warps; plain and fancy; - :
4.lonahazines, Lupine's -.test,: unusually.: low
4.--t Cashmeres; . . .;-. .
• Embossed Table Covers;, • -
Wo t.t st Ittiontris- - -42 ancfl4l.fancy - .betuad, 12-3 .
twilled betted-MI: IoW costs: of different
styles; all Of whiehr-tre offered at prices 30. per cent
‘`?•'pltlndid.CaliCeee,4tlo and 121, -- •
dePartnientTs fell;Pessessingadyan,.
thgas 16 the purchaser • rarely'' to' be - found. - •
..
Slieetitiks,Yerd-Wtde;'cibif quality, 61. !
Da.' do7' - do: - :Extra heavy, Sc
G . XLEILIEN please take notice, that at our number
May he found- :at. all _times. French Broad Clothe,
P. stuffs and !Yeitiege;iSatie and Sill: Scarfs, and
GrriYati,tiew new' Linen•and •Silk•fidh : fe., Gloves;
Ilokiery,•Gei Braces, Silk Elastics, Silk Umbrellas,
! I
The; above • stock has. been perthaaed within the
last 30 days since the great "depreciatiOri in priees in
the Eastern. markets,-and will be disposed ol'.entire
ly to the advantage of !the, purchaser, call.and see
at the If:fr./joy:l . TM= bask House," . • , •
..• B 413.R0WS & tURNEA.
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Alint, 'Horner, Latin Lessons, Prose Composition,
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sepi6 43 Market steel:
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ME
• - - . J. Crawford, M. D..
R"FrCTFULLY. tenders his services to the
rens •of Pittsburgh and vicinity. Office, St.
.Clnir Street, opposite the Etchans , e Retch
septl9.4l3ne .
C. S.Poartit
Henry:W. .
TTORNEY AID COUNCELLOIL AT iLvit,
(successgnic, .Lowrie & Williams.) Office at
the, old stand, urth street, above Smithfield. -
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
Henry IV. Williams, Esq., and myself, in the prac
tise of the law, was desolved by mutual consent on
the 28th ult., and the business will hereafter be eon- -
tinned - by Henry W. - Willie - pis; whoni r oat cheof
fully recommend to all for whom I have honor
to do business,' as 'a gentleman everroty worthy of
their confidence:
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- . BLiThELY NITC BEL -.tents: *.• •
Iro EMITTANCES to, and Passage — to and from
IL - Great Britain and; Ireland, by - the Mick Jail,or
old Line, of Liverpoot .Priclicts. Sailing from "NeW -
York and Liverpool on the Ist and - 16th of every -
month. 'And by 'first elaiS - .Antericau:ShiPs ;. [Sailing
Weekly.)
Persons sending to . the '"Old -Country , for, their
friends; can make the neceasery, arwingementri with
the subscribers, and have them brought out in tiny - of
the eight ships comprisingtheßlack.:Ball or Old Line
of Liverpool Packensi (sailing. from Liverpool on the
Ist and 16th of every month,) also: by first class ships, -
'sailing from that port . weekly, which our Agents,.
Messrs. James D. ltd Che 'Co., there will send ottt
Without dslay_. ".- -
Should those scatfor not cone out the Monerwill
be refunded without any deduction. , •
The-" Black Ball, or old Line of Liverpool Packd
ets, ,, comprise the following „magnificent ships, and
will sail from Liverpool on their regular appointe-
day, ris follows: • ,
Fidelias On, lot, Jan._lst May:' Ist Sept;
Eur0pe,...:..:::.16th lath '" 16th
New I st Feb,'.- - I st-June.- , Ist Oct,
American, ... 16th:.":I6th 16th
Yorkshire, „ • Ist Mar. -let July, let Nov.
Cambridge,....... 16th ", 16th .16th Dec,
Oxford, . Ist Aprit.list Aug._ let
Montezumao" ....- 16th !.‘ . 16th, - 16th.
14-1 . 4 is . well.k,nowti, that the; Plank Bair is
the very best conveyance for persons to get - out theit
friends; - and as other, pasSenger agents advertise to, .
briag out passengeiS Lifthat line the public are re
spectfelly - notified by the owners lhat no - passenger
agents, but Roche, Brothers iSr: Co., - and' BlakelY
Mitchhl, are authorized to:advertise and to bring oat
passengers by that Line; - •
We have.st all times for the Dials at Sight for an•
amount, direct on the. Royal Bank of Ireland,
Also on Messrs. Prescottt, GMte, Ames Fri,if
Bankers, London,_which are paid free of - -
charge, whatever, in all the . princie . - -
throughout England, Ireland, Scotland
Apply to, or address, if by Letter, e
ROCHE BBL
Or to
myl4
'Bilelc Honise and Le . '
Or, in Exchange for Nails e
. ...We are authorized to offer for salei , -tza , .q:_
for Window; Glass or Nails, a well finished 6 .
stantial two story brick house and lot, 19 fe4
by 100 feet'deep, situated on the
above the'Glasallouse. 'lt-Will be sold at a -
•
ble price title unexceptionable. . -
Apply to _ BLAKELY& MITCHEL,
sep. 17. - - Real Estate Agents.
• -
ATE will Sell the Lease of four lots of ground,
V situate in Croghansville, &mating em.the
gheny river, each 27 feet front by 200 feet 'deep,:
making 103 feet front on the river, on which ie cruet= '
ed a neat two story: house and kitchen. This lots -
are well fenced in, and well stocked with' ruittro6s,
shrubbery, Sic. (\6 grOund rent, and taxes . 10 . w.)
Price A°73. BLAKELY &MITCHEL: ' '
sept 16 - - - - •
DR. SI.V.I.I"I4tE'S comrot - Bib SYRUP
_
C If .1I.Y;
- AND . GEINE 171LEPB-B.ITIOII - ! : .
CONSPAIPTION.
Coughs,Volds, Asthma,Bronchitis, Liver Complaint,
Bpittieg Blood, Diffiulty - ofllyeathieg, Pain, in
the:Side and Breast, Palpitation of the Hein,'
Jane:laza, CrOup, Broken Constitution,
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility . ;
and all diseases or Throat,
Breast and Lurvm the .
most eftectual and
- speedy cure ever ' --
known far
• . the -
. ,
Dr. Sw:vrom: - Pear Sir—ln October last, while-,.
en
gaged-M with r: Joseph Smith, in a - saw
Wayneslirt, I was quacked kith a cough, from be
ing exposed atnight,-svhich grudually increased,-at
tended with spitting Of blood and a severe paid in the
breast; loss oil-appetite,- fever, &c.-&c.,. *hich
scarcely seppoitablc, I had a family -Who - Were'
wholly dependent on my exertion's for inpport, yet .
was :obliged to leave mybusiness and return home.
I was then attended. by several Physicians, both still
gr:ow, - worse, until my medical attendants gave me up
as incurable. Subsequently, - my wife observing...in
one- of the publie prints, an advert - Mime s - a . of Dr;
Swayne'a Compound,Syrup of Wild Cheiry,,prectii
ed use one bottle - from Francis :4l'Clere, your . agent
itl-imwistown, which relieved me. I 'continued until
I-had taken five bottles. lam now able to return to
my work again. 'I 'write this to offer you my since-re
thanks, and you are at liberty to make if knoWe,,lio
that if any human being is -suffering have'been,
he-May have recourse to your invaluable inedicine
- Yours s 'JOHN l'. BOYNE,
CONSUMPTION,' Whic.h has baffled; the skill of
eminent Medical practi loners; "where invalids' have
been given up hopeless, by having recourse to, and
peisevering inohis-unequalled remedy, have been
radically cured...: There are now. in it hands of the
proprietor _numerous certificates:, of. cures,' which
would -astonish - credulity itself, were Ahoy Made
known .to the world. To those.'.who aro. afflicted
with any of the above diseases, we say, give this
medicine's fair trial; you will:then be:convieced this
is no.miserable cempound, .bitt a safe and- powerful
remedy, and thavits curative powers :stand alone and
equalled by none.
Dr. Swayne's syrup is the only,true and genuine
articlo,ef :Wild Cherry before the public, and W 4
would gay to the afflicted, always look for the writ;
ten signature iidTr. &WAYNE, on each bottle before
yam:purchase; .:Beware;and be . not deceived
Some persons may tell that some other prepa
ration is as good. Heed theta not. 'One trial-of the
genuine Dr. Swaynee Syrup of wild Cherry'will bolt
vinct. You that 'it is the moat fahrible:medicinedieF
...Flom the increasing demand for the aboie
Druggists, Merchants, and deafens generally - , will
find it to their adeantrige to pave a full slApOr-of thig
valuable medicine.- '
Remember to earptire !for' LG.
swAy.Nps compQuNp ADP OF WILOCUER
RY-,.as ;hero have - been some is liar luals.}sith;tlie
assumed names of physicians making_ greaf_ el-Tore
to push a spurious article -into the- market - utider,'-a
fictitious name: - • - • -
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- '-The (orig'ina3 and OnlyYgenuine article is Only pE
pUred . - by DR. SW..-IYN.R.[N.' WE corneti etydghth.
and Roue streets, philaile:pina..
Let the advice be Topg4teci, do unt-neglnqo sqght
cough;afyOu du, you mqv hive OccaSion l 0 regret t:
Why run any rial. 7 has, and 'Masi ana.131.1 - aa
to serious consequeenea.
jAIPURITY' OF . THE 8L00D , ..---An excellent
Spring Medicine; -Dr. &WAYNE'S COMPOUND
SABSAPARILA.AND EXTRACT OF, AILPILLS;
These ',cat - purgative and purifying:are cele
brated 'for the cure of Dyspepsia ~Sick - Headache,
Loss of Appetite , : low Blotches or Pimples
onthe face, or any disease where a purgative or-puri
fying Medicine is required. These pills, neither gripe;
produce iianSea ' rir any other - Unpleasant sensation,
and as'a Spring Medicine for purifying the blood and
cleansing the body Of disease, they are unsurpassed
by any medicine ever vet introduced to the public.
I*" Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail,
by the sole proprietor, Dr. SWAYNE & SONS, N.
W. corner. Race and Eighth streets, Phila'a.
The only agents in. Pittsburgh for the sale . of tho
genuine medicine' aro, Win. Thorn, tip Market
Ogden tlx Snowden corner elf Wood and "hi st., an&
S. Jones, 180 Lib erty st., where .it can ..be obtain—
ed genuine, wholesale and retail, at proprietor's
prices. Said by John Mitchell, Allegheny city; R.
R. Hininen, Cincinnati; Dr. Megoffin, Mercer; J. li.
Burton & Co., Erie; J. S. Morris Et Co., Louisville;
Dr. E. Easterly & Co., St. LQUiSjAndrew Oliver 4
Co., New Orleans; Denig & Son, Columbus; Boyd,
Cam; & Co., Butler; Mackenzie Ea Haskell, Cleve
land; Dr. Baker, Wheeling, Va.; W. R. Wood,
Maysville, Ky.; Miller; :Brownsville; Dr. 11. Camp-
bell Ex Co., Uniontown; R. E. Johnson, Cumberland;
'J. M. Sharp, Dayton; and ;by, agents all parts of
the United States. -'" , sex) Pi._
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WALTER H; Lowpar..-‘
No. 35,Fulion -street NWT':
(Next door_ to thee ,
No. 75 Dublin str , "7"
BLAKELKe_-,'
Penn street, 7,
Cure follow's Curo -
MORE .. PROOF OF THE EFFICACY OF
,above diseases
Air S -
GOZIP.O.UND - SYRIIP OF WILD: CILFIRY,
A. Cure 3,
Lewistown, Del.
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