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Last evening there was a very large and 'respee;
table meeting of our citizens at. the zooms of the
Board' f Trade, which was specially' convened fof
the purpose of hearing .an ;explanation froM As*
. IVitrinsv, Esq , cf* project to connect the Atf
laydic and Paci,fic °Ferman) , a railroad. kr. Warr.
NZZ'S rerparks vverelistened to with marked at
tention, and we feel certain that he convinced those
pre ient..that . his *barns is bath plausible and tweet
tilde. Judge Snaysa, eloquentlY, addressed the
meeting at considerable 'length, in favor of the Rail
-444d, and followed by the Honl.WvrEn Fon-.
,Irian;. who alsoapoke in favors of the staid; in - his
usual forcible and flicitous style. A numb numliet of
perarms present intitie remarks: - and propounded
• „,,a „ ,
Questions to yvxxissz,„.wineu were readily
- stnd satislactorily answered, .it be seen that
s Committee ryas appoinied to` :prepare a memo
' tu.ba,signed bY our Citizens, urgino - Congress
• .
to take action on. the subject at the - approaching
- - session of that. body. .31 7 :e trust tl tan -expression
• 2 .1 .ofpahlid , forth" from Pittsburgh,
World Clint our Citizens_
tak a deep interest tliis magnificent Railroad)
which salfpiopriately denominated bylir. For
• •••••" . , :rioi .. 7 tylaosoosh trotuiee_of the tdorld !'
9,pecTtia2 : iiiiCiiiiir of the Board. of Trade;
• . . Pursday.riening, Dd. - 80th, 1846.
(ESTILI.CI" VRO3E-Tilt MINCVEI3.)
Ihe Board was organized :by Ihe President, Mr.
BA.a.awris, who introduced Mr. Asa Whit
ofNew York, the proprietor of a continuous
Itailroad;t6 connect the Atlantic With the Pacific
. ,
ocean,
1- - - Mi. Whitney. then addressed the Board, and pre
-1 -- , • -4 - • .
. ~".. : selited fully hit plan, shewing its feasibility, and
- . =lied thetco-operation of the citizens of Pittsburgh
i . .*ilit;iicircity.iii petitioning Congress for the pas-
I. :;-:...'euiglitilif A law to carryiTnit his project
I. -. ~: !.:Mr..)Jigiatrx 'addressed the Board, and _offered the
... . '-- ... -.. , i .
owing resolution which was adapted:
Risatetel,' That ricominittee of five be appointed
- -,-. to a ripor,t and memorial to. Congress, on
M
-- the project of;11 r. Asa Whitney, to 'connect the
• " - Atlantic and the eine by_a continuous Railroad.
The following ri ed gentlemen were appointed
I=that committee, Vi= ‘...,,,
~.'l ' ; 1.. Hon : . liarmei.:Dinny, ken. Chas. Shaler, T. J.
i F .,-1 Bigham ; Esq; Vin. J. Totlen, Esq., and Wilson
I = q McCandless, Evi,
. . .i.JJOI. chas, Shaler,addressed the Board at some
' . length, and moved the following resolution, which
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Areituatialniciusly adopted:
I-AeseQ, That as citizens of Pittsburgh we feel
, - I.lr-gttatinterest in the subject of Mr. Whitney's pro.
1;
. • r-jeer.,, —, and=do recommend- to Congress a favorable
. - 7 Aeuadttieedy action on the subject. .
~ 1 .\,... 1 .Hiin. Walter Forward, being 'called upon, ad
" % . dressed the Moan], and eloquently adyocated the
. ' • inaguifieent scheme of lifr. Whitney.
, - ... l,On motionof John Bigler, Esq., it was
. - \
. , Resoked, That a committeciat three.be appoint
-* •
ed to take suitable measures to obtain signatures
. to'the . niemorial tosbe prepared to Congress, in ac.
cordance 'With the resolution first adopted.
' .Messrs. John Bigler, Geo. A. Bayard and Au
drew Wylie, Jr, were appointed.
Ou motion it was'
Resolved, That the proceedings be pubtished. in
the city papers. . Attest: J. HARPER,.,
~ . .. clerk . of the Direetors of the Board of Trade.
. :..:: • •- - ! (City papers plesse copy.]
APPOISTNEHTS ET THE Passioss-r.—John R.
, Brodhead,
„secretary of legation of the United
-.' ! . Staies:near her Britannic Majesty, vice Mcilenry
- Boyd, recalled at his own request. ' ,
'Thomas J. Mulhollan, receiver of inblic moneys
r.
at Champagnole, Arkansas, in the place of Albert
o.. Rust, resigned. ' '
Nathan Clifford, of 'Maine, Attorney General of
the United Statei, vice JO.O. Y. Mason, resigned. i
• Edward D. Reynolds, purser in the navy, vice
Purser Eireese, deceased. ,
1 • John Miller, register of the land office at Bates
! - , ville, Arkansas, vice Robert C. Newland, deceased.
1 - . , Peter H. Kemp. receiver of public moneys at
Greensburg, Louisiana, vice G. W. Womack, re
'. ' ..WilrfPAPElt Noarisyrioss.—The Gazette nom
-1.....'. dtrates Gstiacs Da HSI E, of this city, for Speaker of
ctlieseis k ite and -Limus .COOPE a of 'Adams, , for
, - Siealiel of the House of Representatives 'lle
• *lime paper :speaks highly of THOMAS NICHOLSON,
Eag._ ... .
, or. Beaver, for the office of State Treasurer,
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Ouro.—.Riturns, 'received from Ohio per lust
mallo,tnal;e-parties in each branch of the Legisla
alariut s e tie. The.yote for Governor will be
eery close
Ptc-rou Coat Aul.r:c.—The Baltimore Sun
States that a gentleman has been in that city for
some days trying. to make a contract for the deliv
ery this-fall, of fiticen hundred tons of Anthracite
coal , in Massachusetts. lie states that the compa-
OTOr which he wanted tkengage it, had intended
to use the Pictou coal, but on making a trial of the
same, ascertained that the American coal was the
best and cheapest of the two kinds of fuel.
• AcciaaNT—Mr. CHANBERB, the proprietor of
the above the upper bridge, was seriously
injured on Monday eveningby falling into the vault
near . the scene of the fire. lie was conveyed to his
residence, on the Minersville road, in a carriage ,
and was yesterday unable to move in his bed.
MEETING.—The colored citizens of the cit.)
held a meeting' at Temperance Hall last evening
for the'purpose of adopting measures forthe peti
tioning the Legislature for the right of suffrage.
tliNsvr' Wonir.-- - .1 M
Ir. Sir Yourrz ,Au or of
the "Smoky City," etc, etc, hai in press a new
work' entitled .!..lTom thi,avenger," it will
contain about 200 pages.. Price 50 cts. •
Dracnsztoni—Mi//er l the man arrested on Dion-
day, charged with passing counterfeit money, was
yisierday discharged, the _evidence not being4uffi
cient for, his; committal.
.11.14 ovin—A lad was run over by one of•the
reelk, - while going to the fire,.onlllonday evening:
110vas'nOtrinjtiQ rituCh. '
Pbtacc--:Three cases before the Mayor
~yester
day,tWo cit.them Were , sent to the Hilt for twenty
four.hours, the other paid his fine anil was dischar
yonongahela• House
•is fOtArproaching,q(irrpletion, it is thought tht
it will be - viitirelyfniiihed'iii afew' weeks.
4 , Norm Br.s.stc.—Th excessive heat in Switzer
_
Limd,hns caused the snow, to melt from the tops of
the Mountains. The summit of Mont Blanc is now
a bareCrock,'a eight not seen for many years.—
Some of Altie rivers have, swollen in consequence
and itkirlloWed their banks. •
ANOTRED.,IIIEAT ARTIST" IlaS * Made his ap
. •
peasante in New York. His name is Carnilli Siv ;
ori, and be plays the violin. He was well puffed
•
before he appeared, and appears, to judge from the
papers, to have well - deserved , all tfiat was said of
hum:• - - ,
- lixi"4 - itr - =vox -Altirwtiailtur"
The Great Paeffie Railroad.
VOTE-FOR CMIAL 09111111111SIONER.
Below weigive4lie - ,mai4iitjes--ior.:Zoto
miiitionakzitcAia State at) ae ascertained, which
we beLteve wdl vary but little *ow the official
vote
' 7,2; ' ' FOSTER,: ( D.)-• PowEa, (W.
,' Adain's,*.' ,- - ,t -.' -• 829 1573
':Allegheny ' ,,, 3689 ' 5633
Armstrong, •:: :, • .115
Beaver,* • 1424 . 2026
_ledford,• _- ' 1390 1245 . '
` : "llerks, - - - 1900 '• - • _
Bradford,
'Bucks, . 400
Butler, , . > :.
Blair, • - -- •,.'; - ,: , .-a '750
Cambria,' -,,- - ' ` • 034 - -. 79%
Centre, - '' ',' .
„•• A:4r ' '
Chbster; "•• '. ' , . ' - ' • -20 CI
Clarion ' . • '792 • • 7,,,,
Clinton, _ . • - : • :• '- :260
- COlinibiai -- . .. . .-.. . 400 - .
- Crawford,* • 1294 - ' '1134
'C _
umberland, . • -• 200
Carbon; '•'' -, • •L. 42 • • , . -•
Danplrin,* - ' 1193 .1091
Delaware . ~ ' 1044 1422
•.
Et t ie,'" --
' ' • 5 ' Ski ' - "1801
,
Fayette, , r; -- - ' , ' • 250
Franklin • . - 700
Greene, , is 350- •
Huntington, ••
‘ • • . 450
Indiana, \•,___l 600
Jefferson, - -•-• 100
Juniata, 4-
0
ancaqter • - -
I - ....2412 4643
• ••• ,
Lebanon, - - '4OO
Lehigh, . , , 250
.. Ltizerne, --- l5O
Lycoming, • 300
.McKean, ~
Mercer,* • 1357 . .2071
Mifflin, - 130
Monroe, - 250
Montgomery, 600 -
Northumberland, 550
Northampton, - 300
Perry, 350
Philad'a City & Co! 15132 11558
Pike, -
Potter, , •
Schuylkill, -- • 300
Somerset,* • 632 1492
Susquehanna, • 300
' - Tioga, _
Union,
Venango, , 70
Warren,
Washington, . ._ 38
Wayne,
Westmoreland,* 2277 1605
Wyoming, . 140
York, 15U
,
Those marked thus • are official ,
Members of Congress Elected.
Dist. Demoa•ats. Dist. Whigs.
3. Chas. Brown. (gain,) Levin, (native.)
4. C. 7. lugersol, ' 2. J. R. Ingersoll,
'9. William Strong. s.,Chas. FieedlY, (gain)
10. Richard Broadhead, G. J.W Hornbeck (gain)
12. David Wilmot, 7. A.ll.llll.lraine,
19. Job Mann, 8. John Strohm,
23. James Thompson, 11. Chester Butler,
13. James Pollock,
14. G. N. Eckart,
13. Henry Ness, (gain)
Ili. J. E. Brady,
17. John Blanchard c ,
16'. Andrew Stewart,
20. John Dickey,
21. Moses Hampton,
22. J. W. Farelly, (gain)
24. Gen. Irvin.
We believe the above table isnow correct. The
21h district has not been heard from, but or.
Wilmo:"1 election is not doubted.
4OITSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
..We have carefully 'prepared the following table.
which we think is correct as far as it goes. A
number of counties have not been heard from :
Dentocretts. Whip.
Philadelphia Co., S Philadelphia City, 5
Berke, 4 Lancaster, 3
Schuylkill, I Bucks, 3 -
Montgomery, ,' 3 Allegheny, 4
Cumberland, 1 Schuylkill, - I
York, ']. 3 Chester, . 2
(Bedford,.i ' 2 Lehigh, 1
Greene, 1 Cumberland, 1
Westmoreland, 3 Franklin, 2
Crawford, 2 Adams, I
Chester, 1 Dauphin, 2
Northampton, &c. 3 Delaware, I
Perry, ' 1 Lebanon, 1
Crawford, •.2 Union & Juniata, 2
Clarion. &c. 2 Mifflin, . I
Washington, 1 Fayette, 2
Washington, I
. - Beaver, 2
Mercer,
Butler 1
Erie, . 2
STATE SENATI
Dean. Irliig
Members holding over lo 12
Allegheny and Butler 1
Philadelphia County • 1
Montgomery (gain) I
Bucks I
Northampton and Lehigh (gain) 1.
Betio - .- 1
York 1
Erie ' ''' I
Schuylkil, Car bon, Monroe and Pike.. 1
Bradford and Tioga 1
Lyeciming; Clinton and Centre 1
THE VOTE FOR SHERIFF,
IN TM/1 CITT ♦ND COUNTY OF PIIILADELPIIIA.
The following officianable we copy from the
Philadelphia Keystone:
Dem. Whig. Native.
Deal. McGrath. Lelar.
C i ty, . 3620 4415 4231
NOrtbern Liberties, . 2591 986 1820
Spring Garden, 2295 930 2658
Kensington, 1593 659 • 1908
Southwark, ' 1378 422 2509
Moyamensing, Y 1052 612 481
Passyunk, 144 5 163
Blockley, ' 166 118 09
Kittsessin". ' , 05 19 44
West Philadelphia, 121 30 • 143
Roxborough, 179 47 08
Manyunk, • . 239 143 108
North and South Penn, 307 70 207
Oxford, . 58' 58 ' 52
Frankford, , 483 . 200 T 23
Bristol, 107. 98 53
Lower Dublin; 210 44 - 130
Byberry and Moreland,' 65. -- - 53 lB
Germantown, 302 325 317
Unincorporated N. L., 323 127 146
Total, 15167 9378 15302
John Douvier had 86 votes, - Joseph Hall 11 $
scattering 2.
Lelar's (N.) plurality over Deal (D.) 135
Deal's " McGrath (W.) 5924
oz)-The Keystone• of Saturday last says: "We
understand that Wm. Dehl, Esq., the Democratic
Candidate for Sheriff of the City arid County of
Philadelphia, intends to contest the right of the
seat of Henry Lelar, Esq., who has received the
certificate of election.
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION
From the Charleston Evening News of the 11th
instant,_ we collect the following returns. From
these, there can be no doubt Mr. Isaac E. Holmes,
has been re-elecled a large majority.
HOh l itics (D.) Dowraxo (W.)
17 ; r216 . 137 -
243 58
243 215
Vard No. 1
No. .2
" No. 3
- No. 4
Oppeuheirris
Godfrey
219 . 39
136 - - :72
1,067 "
MISSOURI ELECTION OFFICIAL RESULT.
" alt!AP,frosim -
11 0 4 / 1 0 1 i i ° 4 4, YeoWiir
!" - ;• - 5,794
" •
„.; ~ ; !1 Wright and Milburn a 529
SAMisottls.rnajoritY over,Briatiejr --'
Green's-tnajority over Miller' • .1.643
MIPS majority overßirch .:005
Thelp's major ity over Campbell 847
All the members electare democrats. .
Majority against the constitution in the State as
follows:. *
In Ist district
_ Iu 2d 'district
In 3d . discrict
.- In 4th district
In sth district
l'otal nuntber of cotes! castfor pongraaa men, .67,284
" u ' Set and against. • !
the mew conatitution • • --38,89 b
FLORIDA ELECTION;<-
The election is 'over,. and the &Moe:rats badlY
beaten. Mr: CabeWs majoritris'abeint7
rear 34: .The whole'of the Whig iekislativelicket
is elected r —one senator and aut representaliies:
; heport giVes Mr. Cabell a majOrity .
. in Gadsden.
of aboOt 50—lastyear 53.
Jefferson, the-only other county from which We.
have-any- returns, has gone for Kain by over 100
majority—democratic majority last year 25.-
The
. !
whigs claim to have carried Wakulla for
Cabell by about 40. !
The vote thus far is ant Sofavorahle to the de -
ocrats as we anticipated—Middle Florida ie claim=
eS by both paitics. Weetill think it probable th
Kain is elected.—Taierhassa Journal, Oct. Q.
From the Italtitnore Oct. 13.
GLORIOUS VICTORY !=BALTIMORE R
DEEMED !I -
We Met the adve rsary, yesterday and conquered,
redeeming our fair'city frorq. the partial defeat of
the Wednesday previous. The contest. was unpre
cedented, bringing Pout a larger vote [however was
cast in the city before. It wilrlie seen, by"the re
turns belOw. that our.noble candidate for the Mayi
oralty, Cot Jacoba. Davies, is elected by . 1.96. ma ;
jority, the' Vote Polled being, for Davis, 8,878; for
Capt. Levering, 8,772. ' James Levegrove received
42 anit the other independent ,candidate 7 votesi
making the whtile vote cast 17,600 We cannot
better indicate the great interest taken in the lon
test than by stating these facts. The demoeratic
majority for the candidates for the first branch- of
the city council is39l, forthe second branch 182.
There is a tie in the latterand two democraticma
jority id the former, constituting; one majority on
joint ballot, though the eiti:was marked off by the
five whig commissioners, so that their party might'
always have the control in the municipal. legisla
ture. That our majority is not larger is readily
understood here, but causes and dissensions, discon
tents; and dissatisfaction, purely`local, can only be
alluded to for the intormatibri of our friends else
where. On the whole the victory is a glorious due
indeed, affording the proud es t satisfaction to the
democracy, and proving that Baltimore is beyond
doubt a democratic city.
,
Something' good fvr,.. the State of
,Deltiteare.—An
,t
election took placeii this State on Tuesday for in
spectors. The what carried Newcastle and Kent counties, and a shoo went up from the whig pres
ses that they had. car led the State. However, re
cent returns show la 'different result. The Wil
mington Gazette thns states the returns from New
Castle county: . .
Dem. Milt , Dem.
writ vote - - 179 '242 9!...N.; 286 '
In Sussex county thus:
Inspectors: Assessors.
Dem. - Whie - Dent: Whig.
Total vote . - 251 233 57
In Kent, according to the Gazette, the wigs have
a majority of fO9; lravtnga democratic majority
on Zhe aggregate vote of 23. , •,
[Lancaster (Pa.) Intelligestere.
illaine.-It appears that blezekiali Williams
((em.) is elected inrW7lh district pf Maine by
the following vote: ' - - v, i 21.1,-
Pike, (W) lVilliatris,(D.) - Scat,
Washington county, 1869 - 2675 310
Hancock, 1481 1074 431
Aroostook, 300.- 750 50
Vinalkaven, 45 133 •
3686 1651
(Phil. North atneriE
NPORTANT "HUM Maxrco.—Advices fro, Mex
ico, were received at - New Orleans by, the.) . .strierr
L. Day, which appear of the utmost importance.
The Picayune, says,...yee are to announce, most pa
itively, that letters were received in this city by
the Day, by a gentleman deeply interested in Mex
ican affairs, and from a very responsible rir . reign
source in Matamoras,which say that Gen. Alinotite
has been appointed President of Mexicand iricrim;
and Gen Santa Anna generalissimo of the armies
of Mexico; and further, that Santa Anna wa'S then
engiiged in raining and organizing troops, intending
to take the field in person in the North. The news
will strike every one as important in various as : .
Teets, but is especially so exit may bear upon the
armistice granted by. Gen. 'raylorf to Gen,..Aropd
dia's tomes; and Stain upon the dependenoeybicki
the Government at Washington may bare placed
in the pacific intentions of 'antafAnna..
` Tut TARING OP .40.rititit destructive
tire to vvhich the division under. Gen.'Taylor was
-
exposed, when advaneing on the eneMY'lfortkon
the 21st ult., at Monterey, may be gathered from
the fate of the gallant Third Regiment: The 'New
Orleans Delta says: 4, 500 n after the . time when
tho order to advance was given,. Major Lear, in
command of th&regiment, at the time, got killed.
Captain Morris then assumed the Command"; he
too shared a like fate. Capt. Bainbridge was next
to lead; he got Severely wounded, and had to re
tire. Bvt. Maj. iiarbour was next to take com
mend ; he was killed. Capt. Field was next, and
he was killed. At the close of the engagement
Capt. Henry Was in command of what remained
of the regiment, which were found to number, on
being mustered, 71 men including the officers and
the rank and file.
Scricant.—The Richmond Enquirer of Satur.
day morning says: " We lCarned last evening, upon
authority which we cannot doubt, that an express
to Major Pollard xeached this city at 3 P. M., yesa
terday, bringing be melancholy intelligence that
his daughter, Mrs. W. R. Myers, bad put an end to
her life with laudanum.. Thus ends another act of
the awful tragedy!"
BANK. or V.SOLAWLI Cisass.—There are 800
clerks employed in the Bank of..Englandiand their
salaries range- from $250 to $10,000; the increase
being gradttally'rnade in, proportion to their term of
service, industry, ability, and honesty. This sys
tem nut only secures capable.men, but is 'almost It•
certain preventive against fraud and embezzletnent
by the clerks. . • .
THE NEW YORK STATE DEBT
It appears by a recent report from the- cornptrOl
ler, made in pursuance of a resolution of the Con
'minion, that the entire amount of State stock out
standing on the Ist September, 1846; was $24,741-
087 37, issued for and outstanding for the follovr-
ing items:
Canal Stock
Railroad and Canal Stock.
Comptroller's Bonds, Temporary.
Loans, 1,507,002 50
Indian Annuities, for which
no stock is issued $122,694 87
Dues of specific funds 7.10,151 78
' GitOltGT Corraxis . ditratrat - Ziat' trixori —Thane
- -• '
counts from this.Statelritlicatetty certainly the
,return of frie democrats andltbrea wings to' the
thirtieth popgrisl. , The counties-of the only two
doialAfal districts in the State, both of whibh gave
majorities. last YeartoOnv„Crawford (whig) have
'heap had from, which warrant ttte'confident be
lief thaf demodiata have been chosen in` each...
AxoTara. =Wigs iluiinvisn.—Daniel Gibler,
in a fit, of intoxication, inhumanly murdered -his
vyife on Wednesday lireek, in Rose township, Car
rol. county; Ohre. 1-11:e. cut her open with. a pen
knife until her. entrails came out She survived
about twenty-four hours iffter the' atiack." Gibler
is now ikjaill at Carrollton; • • -
3,507
594
308•
1,305
2,7.1t3
FeNZIIAL '•
or rue Iliiiiish,Murrsima,—The
Weishingtori•Vniehl.of ;Friday night says: the hi , .
.
nen' 6 fll:te 1191i.Wpryi_Ecix,jate"p1511ipotenti?.-
ry of Great Britian to the United!- States, took place
from his late iiiiderlie rn tids City fo:day. The
ceremonies - were attended by - the.President:and his
ctiiinet; and • a respectiible_ cortege of citizens.:—.
The remain- - were conveyed to the Vault of - the
congressional burying grouniLwfienceit is expect
el they will be removed, to sleep with his respeet
ed aticestors'in-EaglSite -
ir . )*At Mine Lanietec,ipAladison county,. M 0.,"
_
they are now raising quantity of cop
perore, and smelting.a corudderablequantity. The
larger proportion of_lii - diefs,fin,.vlveiinly pass
ed,- once through the.and • converted into
what is called rock copper, and in thatshape it is
rent to the Eastern .cities, there, to be- completely
smelted and' purified. There are tw4'7sinelting es
tablishments at Mine Lattibtle. At ,that placethey
'are also raising and smelting`a very large quantity
of lead Mineral.
.• The - . ;‘ , New York Express" gives_ a copy of a
cotton circular Which is - to go out by the steamer,
prepared by Thomas . J. SteWart,cottorftroker, of
New York. - looks to a reduced - crop and an in
creased price in the riltriket; and this is thei mpres
sion shich se: have fortifed from all that we have
•
heard. The circular says
"The crop. will be, a- short one, irrespective of.
any killing frost, until December.. The injurral
ready done by caterpillar , and artriy.worm is irre
trievable. Ta4loubt that. is to doubt the evidence
of ones senses. - Of course it is impossible while
the' gathering is going forward, to say to witatex
tent the damage has been dOne in_ particular local
ities, or to hat extent careful gleaning
and a dry,' open fall, may extend the figuresibut
have exerted, myself to obtain the most authentic
accounts from tbe Various-sections' of the cotton
district; and, disclaiming any but ordinary. means,
the'result of my. researches satisfies me that at
present there is a bare possibility that it-can reach
1,950,000 bales. As this, is the • extreme figure;
you can make your own calcultions as to the
prospect of prices (Or the year to come."
TREAT take pleasure in callitig, theatj.
tention of the-public bio_the benefit of Mr' FosTr.a,
which takes_placejliis evening, Fimp the manner
in which this,,gentieman :has been received during
the present season:lv, have no doubt. but that
his benefit will be a quitnpe . r.' 3 The pieces he has
selected, "Itltm -Whiratn," The Doolittle Fam
ily," 4. Ilo*land for an Qliver," are all good.
.
SAL/VISES and . owatts, both appear.. If yen wish
to secure sials'make tialrapplicaiion at the bOx
office today
DATS 'LA 4 I•6II* - rßoic SANTA '
lifcrican *mil of Flit-Assuan& ..41
on its way ta--
.
tack Gen. Keurnsit )iitty - of traders arrived at .
liadepemlenee on the 311 . 41, yvith fifteen days later
intelligence from Santa-Rc, - haVing lift on the itth
of Septernber;'Fhey , bririg , thc following reports:- .
It was currently' repprted . when the 'eon - many
left, that five thoinand'me9; the flower of - the Mex.
icart force, were on tbetrsivity up frorn,below Chi.
boohoo, to meet and.rittaek-Gen.,.Kearney, and that
it was-the General's detirminationlo leave a suf
ficient number tinder the command of Col. Demi
phan, of Clay, and take'the remaindei below, if
possible, to meet Gen.Wooradivision of our army.
'lle report still further is; 'tliat.,G*„Paretles was
on .his way to"hihnahtia .with Lateen thousand
men to attack &en. W001...1f tills be true, and it ' ,
seems that credence mos given to the report at
Santa Fe, front letters received fpnn below, our
Western force will have something to do ;this
winter.
Our army at Santa Fe were garrisoning the post
rapidly, and a flag staff of pine, two hundred feet
high, was in course o f erection. to receive the stars
and stripes that float sfo proudly, over our land:
Gen. Kearney had his headquarters at the Gov
ernor's-castle, and had .givemone or two, splendid
landangoes. A large number of lettersare in pos.
session of the company, and.will be in here to-mor
row. If any further news is received,rl will let
,you
know. In haste, yours;,S:e.
LATE For SrANA . Fg.—The Lexington (Mo.)
Express, of the.th inst.., says:
Mr. Hill, of this county, who went out in the
Spring returned yesterday, making the trip in 28'
days. lie says that Gen. Kearney- was preparing
to leave for California with 1000 men; the restaof
the army Were to winter'in Santa Fe. They bad
nearly completed the fort.,- - All Was quiet. Trade
was very dull, the whole country bejng , literally
flooded with goods, which were selling a; prices
less than in Missouri. The inhabitants had lied,
or as a friend remarks, the women had fled to the
Americans; and the men to the inountainsl Anoth
er example of the natural shrewdness of the sex.
Charles Jared Ingersoll.—The Whigs are morti
fied at the triumphant reelection of Mr. Ingersoll,
from the IVth District. He has, ever been a thorn
in their side. and ttiek spared- no pains to defeat
him. His efficiency, as ; si, representative, and his
fearless exposure of the rnal.practices theilgrent
Masiachusetts leader, induced the: Whigs, in 'all
parts-of the Union, - earnestly to hope for his over
throw. But the gallant Democracy of the IVth
District' were not to be - overawed. They clung
warmly to his banner. 'They rejected the appeals
of their opponents, and have returned him by an
increased majority to-the-place he is so eminently
competent to fill: ExaCtly_ in proportion to the
chagrin of his opponents` at. his re-clectioni will be
the gratification of the , DemOcracy of the whole
country, that his services are not yet to be lost to
the good cause in :the 'National Legislature.—
Pennsylvanian. . ,
CaanLas Bnowx.—Tlie election of this favorite
and fearless chaMpion Of. Democracy, as.the Rep
resentative from the Ind:Congressional District, is
everywhere greeted with pride and pleasure br the
Democrats. He fought the fight frith-boldness and
decision—blinking none of the great. issues of the
canvass, but meeting them all, without reserve.--
On the question of the Tariff he was careful not to
be misunderstood; and We verdure to say, there is
not a voter in the Ind District, who cared at all for
that subjeCt, wlm can Bar that he was deceived by
CHAS. Bnovrx. The-Whigs cannot say that he
was elected in favOr of the dead Tariff of .1842.
His - election; under suck,eircumstances, and. in
spite of the unscrupulous nieanataken.to defeat him,
is.indeed a triumph: 'ld!ti district that twe a:Ma
jority of morathen 'eleven hundred votes against
us two years 'ago', Mr..-Binawir is now, 'Chosen . by
over five hundred—making adifference or nearly,
sixteen hundred:votes in'our favor—a fact
.no less creditable to him, than to the intelligent and im
dornitable:Democracy - cif the Northern Liberties
and Spring Garden.Painsyfeanian..
$17,143,438, 13
5,228,700, 00
Military--Troopi for Tampico.—Two companies
of the 13,,5. 4th Artillery, stationed at - Fortress
Monroe, and a company of reeruits, about 250 in
all, are eprpected to sail to-day. Destination sup
posed to be Tampico. The accounts from Wash
ington are that 1000 regulars and 4000 - volunteeis
under command 61"Gen..Patterson, are to be land
ed by`the Gulf §quadron; at Tampico and _are to.
commence the invasion`4Mexico from that-poirit
of the Gulf coast.--,Norfalk Beacon, 13th.
23,579,140 72
86%846 , 65
$24,741,(t87, .37
`., ."
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111POIMARTT,S) liouszkisrzas.—A lady in'
, .
Batavia, Ohio, has diaciiverei:.• a 'hew method,of,
washing doilies Which she higldrrecomatends:&,'
It is as follows.. •- •
- Washing Clothei—Mi..Editior, I have
_lately
found-a new way of washing, whiCh I .think is a
great help, although I , never -saw ,it in,print.: It
consists is using turpentine. '„-- ,
My mode of using it, is to fake the nuns Week
shirts SundbY evening, and put them into cold
water to Soak ..until morning, when I place them
in a chaldron kettle, with good suds, and add the
turpentine, and set them a boiling till after break:
fast, say one kour. I then take tbem.into a barrel
and pound theirfhardi'ruli them on a washboard,
soap them, and larthem by till their time comes
to boil again; and spread 'them on,the•grass.; Luse
two table.epoonsfur of turpeutinarto three,or four
Pails:of water:, • .7.• .. • • 'Mint P.
Baaayiat June',.l"lo46
- ENGLISH RAILWAYS
; -- Bliringthq week -ending August, Btb, th. royal
assent. Was giyen,to fifty : two, vailwaybills,:rnalr.ing
24/3 alit iiave;passed in the present year, represent
ingTtliPital of .£82,407,010, with power to bor
row £3 . 0,137 44G:
..A.'4ndon paper gives the following intelli;
geneei • ' -
• -"On . Thursday the Brighton and thicheater
.Corn
pany held their half-yearly meetmg. , The chaar
man stated that -the. line was open, and`working
very satisfactorily. The Portsmouth extension
will be completed early next year, when the line
will be inupediately handed over to the London
and Brighton Company. -
"Ori the same day the London and Brighton held
their last meeting under this tram, having amalga
mated with the Ciiydon Company, and assumed
the name: of the London, Brighton,,and South' Coast
Railway CompanY.. The income from the increas--
ed traffic of the half year is stated at £ll,OOO, but
in consequence of a reduction of fares, a large ex
penditure has - beedrequired to produce this result.
The receipts of the half-year hairs. been £120,748,
and the expenditure -£62,638, leaving a disposable
ballance of £58,110, out of which a.dividend was
declared of £1 4sAil. per share."
Railroad; in Ger,many.—tetteri .from" Hamburg
state-iliiiribe number of laborers On the: railroad
from thatccity to Berlin, which has been 8,1)00, is
now increased . to 10,000, and the: werk - is - carrie
on day and night without any interruptiOn.. This
-
road is to be - entirely finished before the month of
next December. The -most - part of the. workmen
employed there, caroe originally from Silesia, and
liave -been itiboring on works oU this. kind for
more titan ten years. They are paid at the rate
of a thaler (9C:r cents,yper day, a salary
Very high for' ihar COuntry. In their own country
they could not earn More than four to live groiCb
en per day. , „a. '
1 MASONIC NOTICE
A Speal Meeting of St. Johns Lodge, No. 219
A. Y. M., will be held this evening in the. Masonic
Hall, at' 6i, o'clock, by order : of the W.
, W. J. .liArzrr ' See y.
Pittsburgh, Oct. 21, A. D. 1846, A: L. 5846.
Fall Opening of Fashion&lble
-4/1 .. MRS- A. LEECH, No. 9,.FiRh nt.:.,4 doors
from Market, has a beautiful assortment of new
and fashionable Bonnets, selected from some of the
most. fashionable houses in New York. Moira beati
ful assortment of Flowers, Feathers, Ladies' - Caps;
Head Dresses, Rich Ribons, and a handsoMe article
of Evening Dress Patterns; Children's ißoonets,
Hoods, Velvet Caps, soda variety of other articles.
She respectfully-invites the attention'of thi , ladies of
Pittsburgh and Allegheny cities. oc4l.dlm
Cn .
oi"eetioiiers , Wrapping Papers.
. ,
25 - Rea Cap Glazed, Blue, Yellow; Orange,
'Greett . and Purple:, just reCeived, and for sale
by
,: , JOHN 11. IVIELLOR,_ ,
oct2l ' :- - . - r -- -81 Wood Street.
For Cash Only.-
TWO second hand Pianos, in good order, for sale
very Brov, 3at . _ P. BLUME'S, .
vet.2l No 112 Wood st., 2d door above.bth.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING ! ! CLOTHING ! !!
The Three !Big Doors vs. The Westerrs
- Worhitit,
150,000 WELL SELECTED GARMENTS
NOW trade and ready"to be , offered-On.the most
liberal terms to nay old customers and the pub
lic in genet-al. The Proprietor of this far famed'and
extensive establishment .has now, - after returning
from the Eastern cities, at much freebie and expense,
just completed his fall and winter arrangements to
annuli his thousands of customers with one of the
most desirable Stocks of Clothing that Pas ever been
offered, in this or any other matket west oftheinoun
tains. Fot neatness in style and workmanship, com-
Lined with the very low price which they , will be . l,
sold for, must certainl y render the old .unrivalled
Three Big;Doors one of the greatest attractions of
the westegn Country : It is gratifying to me to be
able to alnounbe to.any numerous friends at. home
and abroad, that notwithstanding the extraordinary
efforts which have made to meet the many calls in
my line, it is with difficulty I can keep time With the
constant rush that is mad; on this popular establish-
Meat. It is a well established fact, that -my - sales are
eight or ten times larger than any other house in the
trade, and :this being the case on the amount sold, I
can afford to sell at much less profit than others could
possibly think of doing if they wished to cover con
tingent expenses. I intend to make 'a clean sweep
of all my present stock before the beginning of next
year; corning to this conclusion; I will', make it the
interest or every man, who wants a cheap winter
suit, to call and purchase at - the Three Big Doors.
.oct2l - JOHN M'CLOSKEY.
CHEAP 'AND USEFUL FAMILY MEDICINES,
' for sale wtiolesale or retail, in'any quantity to
Suit eustornc4s. ' ••• '
. •
Dr: Isaad CoVert's Balsam Of Life; ' '- •
Dr. B. F; Green's Anodyne Cordial;
• Di. Thatcher's Celebrated Eye Water;
R. T. FciriPs Indian-Vegetable Syrup;:
" " Nerve and Bone Liniament•
J. Hawley's Vegetable- Salve; • • - • *
• • .c Vegetable Anti-Bilious Pills; •• •
Dr. Evans" Pills; • ' ' •
" t;'• Soothing Syrup fur Children;
-Ward , s"Cure for. Corns; -
Dr. Hunt's Pills; • • • - '
Dr. F. Faulkneea Vegetable 'Elixir;
Pock's COnservative Hair Lotion;
Allibusis' Pills; ' • .
i Black Salver
is • Toothe Ache Drops.'
'I HARRIS, Agt. and, Cona.Merchant, M .
oct2l-4ti4 ' No; 12, St - Clair st.
Peremptory sale or Choice 'Heil Estate.
AT 2 o'clock, P. M.. on Satuniny the 24th inst.,
will be sold on the premises, four valuable
building Lots, situate on the south side of Second
street, between Smithfield street rind CherrfAlley,
each 20 feet Rent, and extendiug - back 80 feet.
Also, foui, iota having each a. front 0120 feet on
the north side of Front street r andextending back - 80
feet, adjoining the above. - -
-Also, - That valuable lot of ground' on the north
side of Fourth street, between Wood and Smithfield
streets, -- ha.ving &front of 45 feet and extending back
120 feet.. -
Also, All that large and valuable lot of ground
adjoining the last mentioned, having a front of 60
feet,-on south Bide. of Diamond Alley, - ,and extending
back .120 feet.
Title indisputable. , For further particulars en
quire of Mr. George Anshutz: Terms at sale.
oct2o I
JOHN D. DAVIS, Auctioneer
SecOnd Sole ofll'lll4-Lots.
.
oR THE - Rolm= saREET ROAD.
A T 3 o'Clock, P. M. on • EA r ttlidaYthe Nil inst.,
/1. on the.'premises, will be iold by order - ofJantes
B. Irvin, 42 very handsomely situated Lots of ground
fronting on Pennsylvania Avenue and IttAet adjacent
thereto embracing.most delightful situations for pri
vate dwellings,.a plan of which may be seen at the
Auction Rooms. • • - • • •
Terms coati the residue payable in - four equal
annual payments with interest. '
oet2o - JOHN D. "DAVIS,Ancrr.
G _
OLD PENS-A large additional :supply of the
beat'unikere, received - by
-oat 20 - • W. W: WILSON.
OLAR LARD LAMPS fax:centre , tables, study;
Church, Faitory; - and Steana use, a
handscime assortment, made' by Coinelius & Co.; just
opened by .1 - `loet2.o) . IV. W. WILSON.
riIABLE CUTLERY, of the first quality, for family
use, received by ‘. -2 -
octal' W. SY:WILSON:
P OCKET ;CUTLERY AND RAZORS- 7 A .very superior selection rusy be fouud
• • VV. W. • WILSON!S,
cor or 4th and Market ate.
FOR SALE—About 400 cuts of five-double carpet
chain. An assortment of window sand glass;
tubs - , buckets, wooden bowls; half b_ushels and peck
measures, and matches by the gross. - -
oett 7-tit 1. lIAEEIS - , N 0.12, St.. Clair 'at.
. .
, in; /.1.."1 7 4t , -, *„.lZP4Firk•
• .44T
' - ~''~~PIh(~T.S ~:U:Ba H THBd_TBB.'
MAtImGrAY C 8 : r°IITER
• - -
~ • • ; Prils of A:feats:ion:. , z •
Trixiitiri, 50 cents. I
Second Tier, 371 cent".
Third g‘ .‘ Pit, 25 g.
mirvmez max, 75 crs. .
MR. FOSTER'S. BENEFIT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING; OCT. 11, 1846,'"'
. _
• . - .Will bo acted the dnima of
,
ELLEN . VirAILIDII÷III.
Mr. Cresford • •• Ma. Farrah
Aftlt 1010 a comic . :,l3*, ltdependence Da7,"
By*. MEatEa
.
To be followed by die of the
DOOLITTLE. Wait I*
Toconclude*Oth - •
A ROLAND FOR 4N,OLlirldt
Doors to open at 7;.perfornisice to commence at
.
71 precisely.
Allegheny County., as:
.-'. 9,: - IN- the Court of Quarter Sessions of
i .....,
:) -' • said County: • _ . - :
fr ,\. In the matter of th e application of the
• .•;:. • ;(•:) 1 Inhabitants of sections Nos. Nino and
~,...-,, -,,,,/ Eighteen of the plan of•the . City Dis-•
-" -. trict for admission into the City of. Pitts-,
burgh, under the name and style of the "Seventh'
Ward of the City of Pittsburgh."
And now, to wit, October 17, 1846: The Court or-,
der an election to be held on the•thirty .first day of,
October inst., at the house of William Wilson in said'
18th Section, between the hours'of two and six b , -
clock, P. M: • And Robert Porter, C. 8. Eyster, and
James C. CuMmins; are hereby.* appointed to hold
said eleetion, and that at least ten days notice of the
time and place of such election be given in the Pitts
burgh Morning Port, and Chionicle, in accordance
with the Act of Aasembly of March 1341845.
From the record, JOHN YOUNG, - Jr., :
oct2o • - Clerk.
•
NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified voters
residing within the bounds of the ninth and
eighteenth districts, in Pitt township, that In puns
once of the above order, an election will be held
on Saturday, the 31st October inst.,-at the house
of William -Wilson, Mineraville turnpike roads be
tween the hours of two and six o'clock, P. M., of
said day, for the purpose ofdetermining whether the
Said sections 9 and 18 shall be admitted into-the city
ofPittsburgh as the Seventh ward.
• ROBERT PORTER,.'
C. S. EXSTER, •
J. CUMMINS.
oct2o-dte
Superior Building •Lots• for Sale 'in the
'PI4II Ward. .
TIGHT Lots, fronting on Penn street, opposite
124 the mansion of Dr. Shoenberger, the corner - on
Adams street, 22i feet by 100, the others 20 feet
each by 100, all extending to Spring Alley.
Five Lots fronting jn Liberty street, at and adjoin
ing Factory street, each 20 feet by 160 deep to Quin
cy street, oosite the new Catholic Church, on these
are erecte dseven frame betiding,.
Tilic - inderptitable end n liberal extension of pay
ment to suit purchaliers. They will be sold to close
the concern. Apply to Michael Allen, or Lewis
Hutchison, dt their Warehouses or to James 8.
Craft, Esq., at his office, 80 Fourth street.
• irrA variety of Cotton Machinery, vix:---tards,
Mules, &c., still on hand for sale on very reasonable
terms, and time, on large sales. • octl9-d3m
1=321
25 QUARTER Casks of: the following brands:—
Osborne, Taub, Hunt, Newman, Roope & Co.,
Taylor, Fladgate & Co., Pure Juice, Pure 1840.,,Su
perior, Finity, Extra Fine and Burgundy, or various
vintages, just received through importers from - places'
of growth, which we .olTer upon accommodating
terms, wholesale.or retail. STERETT & Co.,
octl9 : Market at., cor. Front.
Madeira Wines.
Q.l ‘ 2. Cask or Bruce, Star, Tints, Blandy, Rose, e-F Blackburn. N. G. & Co., I. B. S., Oliveira & Co.,
Malmsey, Sicily, Canary and Cog well's, together with
a general assortment of Lisbon'', f6lagas and Tene
titres all of which we offer to the trade by the origi
nal Package or otherwise at favorable prices.
.STERETT & Co.,
Market at., cor. Front. •
Et . bfriry Wine".
G. 1 /a.C G as o : tl s o o n f s P li 'i or le r i e ß a rc”v ! i, 6.4 n Lucar;Labciand
Also, 20 cases of Xeres, Cortes and Gold. Those
Wines in casks and bottles are the finest grades lm-
Ported. - VTERE'FT do Co.,
ectl9 Market Front.
CHAMPAGNE—Of all the popular brands of the
day, caartic_constantly supplied by
ETEREiT & CO.;
octl9 . 16-Markerst: cor Front;
►~ ARDINES--A few• cases-2 doz each, large.aize
Tins, good brand,: this fall a importatien, just
received and for gale .Ty STERETT
octl9 " . Market street, tort Front:
"[TOLLAND HERRINO—A. few kegs (a superior
I articles) in store and for sale by •
STERETT & C 0.4
cor Front and Market ins.
CRUSHED AND PULVERISED SUGAItz-New
and superior article for Bar and Table use, in
quantities -in suit purchasers.
STERETT & CO.,
16 Market at., cor_ Front.
- FAMILY GROCERIEWhoI O saIe and Retail.
A ohoiee selection and full mitcla, suited to the
season, for sale by ' J. D. WILLIAMS & Co.
0017 - 110 Wood street.
, .
FLOUR -24 Bbla. Extra Family* for sal!) by
U. . -J. D. WILLIAMS& Co.,
octl9. ' , .No, 110 Wood at
CIIEESE-40 Boxes Prime W. IL, in store and ibr
saleby J. D. WILLIAMS & Co.
octl9.- 110 Wood at.
FANS-5 Btda:on consignment: and for sale by
B
octl9 , J. P. WILLIAMS & Co.
t ITACKEREL-'--No. Lin 11b1s., .
lible anti Kegs,
octl9 - •J. D."WILLIAMS & Co.
T - 11 AISINS- 7 -39- Boxes M. IL, part new crop,i. for
JR, sale by D- WILLIAAIS & &o.
oetl9 . - No. 110 Wood ptreet,
CLASS -10 Boxes 8-10, 10-12, and 1.44, for. Bak
(octl9 by 'J. 1:), WILLIAMS & Co.
RICE - 5 Tierces, fresh, in store and for 'sale by
octl9 SAD:WILLIAMS &Co.,
T, EAD tp SHOT-.-500 lba Pig and Bar Lead;
jJ 25, Saga Shot, for sale by
FA:milt-4. E. ;WILLIAMS 4- Co., No. 110 Wood at
- -.
435.r.5.C1idi1 . iTS and MANUFACTURERS BA,/
,' . , , Pittaburgh,.oa. 16,1846.
.A - N election for thirteen Directors of this bank for
ItiLthe enstiing year,'Vvilt be held at the Banking
house; on Monday, the 16th of November next.
,octl9-1m t ,W. E. DENNY, Cashier.
NOTICE.
. . .
EXCHANGE BANK or PITTSBURGH,
•
Octoberl6, 1846:
Ai N.; N
Election for thirteen Directorioethia lit '
will be held at the Banking Houseiim-Mon . y
the 16th day of November next. .
....,
octl7-dlm ' THOMAS M. HOWE, Cashie r-
. _
Bsies..or Pirsstrnou,
• = October 16 1845 5
AN Elecn for-thirteen Directors of this Bank
fur the ensuing yearwill be held at the Banking
House, on Monday the Sixteenth day Of Novethli c r
next. [octl6-411m] JOHN SNYDER, Cashier.
Sty Oow.
CAME to the subacriber,living in Indiana
township, near the 12 mile lock, on the
Pennsylvania canal; in the month of June
last, a red muly cow, With a leather collar round her
neck; and "P.:Painter" cut in large letters on the
collar. The owneris requested to come, prove prop
erty; and take her away, or,she will be;sold accord
ing to law. . (octl-w3t) W. W. HICKEY.
v - ANTED SOON=Several good'cooks, and girls
VT for all work; apprentices for the carpenter,
hatter and shoemaking business; places in stores and
warehouses, and on steam and canal boats, for seve
ral good hook ; keepers, salesmen and agents; also for
a number of sehoolmasters, mechanics, farmers, la
borers, hostlers and boys. Also, wanted to berm , /
on bond and mortgage or notes of hand.well secured;
several sums of money: Money- lent out and bor
rowed. Places wanted fur a nutnberof colored men
and women,
boys and girls. All kinds of Agentice
attended to for moderate charges, and the public pa.
trenage thankfully solicited. I. HARRIS,
octl7-1 w ' Agency Office N 0.12 St. Clair st.
„_
MIIE PROGRESS OF NATIONS:-291 Essay on
11 the Progress of Nations, in ProduCtive Industry,
Civilization, Population and Wealth; illustrated by
statiskics of Mining, Agriculture, Manufactures,
Couitnerh, Revenues, Banking, Internal Improve
ments, Mortality, Ethigration and Population; by
Ezra C. Seaman.
A law coiiies of file above work-for sale by
JOHNSTON & STOCKIIIN,
- corner of:darket and 3d tits
aui2o
tilensiity to Parehooord.
I. - '"I,X.SA. - 1 A
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over 2,000 persons, who have been given u hope. •
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Hon.• David R. Porter, - Hoa. Henry Gay,
lion.,rebn Q.A.diun . s, lion. Daniel Webster,
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Cren. Winfield Scott, Col. R. M. Johnson,
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Clickener>s most sanguine expectations. Ddritig the'
past year, alone, no less than 10,000 gross of boxes
have been sold in the pude of New York, 6,000 In
Rennsylvania, 4,000 in Matylandi9,ooo in Now Jer
sey, 2,000 in Delaware, and 9,000 in the New England
States, requiring the constant employment 0f.27
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same, period, upwards .of 200,000 copies of the
"Family Doctor"have been ordered ,by agents le •
every_ section. of the Ciuntry. These friar must '
show, conclusively, that Dr. Clickener's Sugar - Coat- .
ed Pills, besides' being the very best medicine in the
world, are hold in the highest estimation by thepublie.
We - might extend this publication to an indefus..
ite length, if we deemed it expedient to publish all
tersimonials we have received, not only from agents -
but Individuals and families, who have experienced
the benficial effects of CliCkenees Sugar Coated
Pills, but we deem it unnecessary. The most
conteatible evidence of their unprecedented sneceas,
are the numberless Imitations and Counterfeits which
have already appeared, notwithstanding the briefpe
rod they have been before the public. Even some
of our staunchest pill makers have had the audacity
to imitate the Capsule of Sugar, in order to disguise -
.the 'ingredients of their vile compounds and palm
them off for the "real . simon pare. ,, inch paltry •
shifts cannot last long without exposing theirhideons
deformity. Truth and honesty must inevitahly pre-
vailover rascality and deception. ' - -
For sale in Pittsburgh .by . WM. JACKSON, at his .
Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 139,.Liberty .. street,
bead of Wood at., Pittsburgh. per boa.,
Dr. Clickeneetrprineipal office istlplarelay streeti
;Cr Beware of an imitation nrfie)e` ' til]cB . lrik•
proved SugaiCoated Pill*, purportieg to bepatented„,
as both. the pills' and the pretended patent ate for
geries, got up by a miserable quack in' New York;
Who, for the last four or five years,' boa: kb*
living by counterfeiting popular medicine...
fic:r7 Remember, Dr. C. V. Clickener is _
inventor of Sugar Coated Pills, and that .noildni; of
the sort was ever beard of until be introduCid them •
in June, 1843. Purchasers should, therefore, always
ask for Clicktinees Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills o and
take no other; or they will be made the victims of a
Rand. - oct 13-d1
.TO GERMAN FARMERS.
Bcin ACRES of Farming Land, near St. Marrs
Ulf settlement in Elk County. It adjoins the •
lands of Bensinger It Co., who are the founders of
that settlement. To a few German Farmers,iviah
ing to emigrate to that section where they can enjoy
.all the advantages of a now settlement, and whets
the ordinances of the Catholic religion are daily
ministered, these Lands afford the same comfort and
facilities as other lands, that cost twice or three.'
times as much. Bt. Mary's settlement now nambera
about 2500/souls, and is increasing rapidly, Should
a •snfficient number unite and purchase the whole
tnrct,an exchange will be made for otherproperty
neamPittshaugh. For further particulars apply to.
• • •• L. WILMARTH, Penn 'treat,
• - iiett7;tt Or to V. SCRIIIA, Wood street,
.
Shingles.
IaXM just received by Canal, rnt nalialry
Awe! , 4.."WILMARTII;
octl7 Penn at., between Irwin;and Hand
0 OXE:lC-l2 Window T ,Lorentzl4ant 4ton,brand.
wtT.
0ct17,- -
Penn st., between litiliturd.fiand
MMOVERBIAL Philosophy; • •
L. Life of,Swedenhorg;'• _
Green art: Gambling;
BostrelPs Life of Johnson;
Wirt>s Life of Patrick Henry;
.Goldsmiths 'Works; • ,
Morrie: Works; • •
.Burne •• do;' • ,
• Byroieg . do; • ,
- Shakspeares do;
; Milton's Prose Writings; -•—•
cg• •' , Poetieal• Works;
HFemale Ilicigraphy; ' • `
For sale by B„IIO9W,OII.TH.ar:tC/::..;
octl7 - , •
No. 43 Market.street:-
FLOUR- . --23 Barrels, freak groond,-justiecoized
and for sale by - . MARTIN tr.
octl7 • 56: Wood street,
I)II9UTTER.-10 kegir.Butte . z, a ifly Oid ,article;
131 just received.and for vile byy -
MARTIFrei SMITH,
's6%Z:rod-street,
TO„COUXTRR AIERG'HMSTS.
Sehaol,Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
ete• etc. -
- . -• • . , •
OHN 11.-,MELLOR, No. 8I.; Wood -streeti'lle
-0 tween Diamond Alley and 4th street, respectfid
ly invites the attention of Country -ISderchtintrand„ .
others, to his extensive stock of 1 .„ . •
School BoOk,s; Writing and 'Letter Papers,,Bbenet
Boards, Wrapping Pipers; Blank Books, Geimentrid
American Slates, Family end Pocket Bible's, Sacred
Music Books, Almanacs, English and Germari, and
German English, all of which will be sold et•tbe
lowest Cash prices, for Cash or Rags.
irr 'Cosh paid for Rags.
Valuable llailldlne Lots In Allegheny
y.
TilE.subscribera will offer. for sale'at public mm
tion' on the ground, 24 very eligible Building
Lots, 24 feet, by 130; being, part of the Lot known
as the Pittsburgh City-Poorhouse Lot, adjoining the
Lots of Stephen Calthkell; Esto and :Wm. Robinson,
Jr. Esq., writ of the Penitentiary in Allegheny. City.
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock, P. M., of Saturday
the 24th inst. One-fourth of the purchase money in
hand, or when the Deeds are executed. The remain--'.
der in five, equal annual ; ityments—yrith interest
payable semi-annually, heads, Bcc. „ •
A plan of saidlots ,can be seen either at ibelte.
corder's Mee, NeW Coart House, or at the Office„ of
the Overseers ofthc Poor; fith'street, between Wood
and Smithfield streets:
octV-6t
LargaandPositlvC Sale of Dry Grinds; eta.
At Attetl:oll4 cby order or,Arsignee.
ON'Thursday the 22d inst. , et 10 o'clock ,
at the Commercial Auction Rooms,: - corner
Wood and Fifth streets, will be field without reserve;
by order of Assignee, .alarge and spleudid 'assort
ment of fancy and staple Dry Goods;aMong which
sre die following, viz: - . • .• •_ •
l2'iecee French'and English Broad Clothe, allied
' 4 •"" Beaver Cloths,
•
2 cc G rey Oregon Cletb; . ,
5 M Filet, do , • -
4 " ' Zassimeres, assorted. colorS;
12. " Waived, - Baed and: plain Sattinetti,
assorted colors;
Giraffe''Velvet Cloth;
5 " Twilled and plain Red White Flan.
sells• . 4
3 " Ashland Tsyeed!!,
" Alpae4, Awned/ -
•,, Fancy Vesting;
263 Fancy and Woolen Shawls; ,-•
• 6 doz Angle Merino Drat Vera and Shirts ; • •-•
15 ca. Chiidrens Woolen Hoag' , •
54 - Wolden Comforts; '
32 prs Whitney, Rose and Mackinaw •Blanketn- -
17
. doz. Woolen Hose and•ellose;4-4 - ..„, • ;• -
16 " Silk and Gum Suspenders; 4. •
Together with • patenl - and shoe thread, Sewing . _
cotton, Back Gloves and Mitts, Silk MIMI-, Gidlez*„
Buttons, Razors,Scissors,Spoons„Earsi ps, Mew.
Brogans Scarfs; Stocks, fine Shine, 'Shirt ;COlop, ; -
Combs,ice. &c. Terms Cash, , par money..
The Goods can be examined the day melon*
sale.
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1. 1 . ASHBRIDGE, Hversiera of,
WM. CHAPMAN, 5 the Pea.
'JOHN M'CRACKEN, Citairman;
of Cernmittee on City Rtrni,-:
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