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L. HARPER EDITOR AND PRORIL',EOII...',
PIT‘TSBURGIIfs';'
WEDNESDAY 3,IOIINING, DECEBIBER.3O, .1846-.
The Democratic Committee of Coreespondence
for Allegheny County, is requested to meet at the
“WaSitinittiri Coffee House." corner' df St Clair
and 'Liberty streets, im . .Wednesday 6th day of
Jantiar, next, at 11-o'clock, A_ M.
0
Jll. C.- DAvirr. ehairwaii
• . • •
Dec.' 29th,
.1846. '
WA ..'MEETINGS .EETINGS
- .
At a.meeting of.the Democratic Committee of
correspondence of the City of Pittsburgh, held on
Saturday the 26th inst., it was
Ordtrect, -7 That the Democratic Cijizens of the
several wards of the City of Pittsburgh, do assent
hie at their . usual places of , meeting in the said
wards on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, the
:30th inst., for the, purpose ,of nominating suitable
persons, as candidates fur the offices of s.Ly.cr and ,
CO.ILVON COC.NCLI.3VEST, ISSPECTUII9,; 31.711GN, As
-
OLOSOIIcASSISTAST Asss6Boll and CO!NSTARLEIOr
_each:ofthe said wards—and also to elect the usual
number of delegates to represent the; said EeVerid
wards in the. approaching city Converition.
Orderd, That the. Delegates chosen , as above
directed, meet in Convention at thj. Washington
Hotel, on SATURDAY the 2cIofJANUARY next,
at Two o'clock in the aftenoon, then and there to
nominate one person as a - candidate fo:r.MAYOR
- and two persons as candidates foi Ofsassens OF
THE POOR for.said city.
Dec. 26 1816. S. JON ES, - Ch airman.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS
Democratic Republicans of the City of Al.!
,
legheny, %via meet at the usual placs in their re.'
spective - wards, on Saturday, the d4y•of January
inert, at 7 o'ilock, P. M., to nominate tandidate6'
to be supprerted at the ensuing city ',election;
, and
also, to elect fire Delegates to represent each Ward
in "a City -Convention, at the ToWri . House, on
Monday, the 4th day of-January, at: 7:o'Clock, P,
M. to put in nomination candidates tob supported
for Mayor and pirecior.of the Poor. ; ;
• - Dec. 9.9. BT ORDER OF Tar. CiitnITTEL.
Dmething WoOhy of lojiet
The Ohio Patriot,.an excellent Democratic pa
per published at New Lisbon, by our` old friend
V7m. EGAZNI. .M.onu.sx, Esq., contains the follow
ing very excellent. suggestion. It: is: worthy of
•
notice • • • !.
w,..11 ILEGISTCII.-TIMELY PROItO4ITION.-It
has been suggested that the cause of the country
may be promoted by the opening ofd war register
in every city, town, and village, the purpose of
preserving..an authentic: record of the ,toryism
which may be displayed by individualS.dur;rg the.
continuance of the present war. Id this register
it is proposed to record the names of stich person
ages us Make themselves zealous in Pleading,. the
-cause of the enemy, and oppose the wae into which
the people and the government of the C.-States
.have been forced by Mexican aggression,
and robbery. 14eildes the names of the:individuals
who pronounce against the justness of our cause,
such sentiments as are particularly odious should
be placed on the register. Where an individual ex
presses sympathy for the enemy, Wigles the death
of the President, or the downfall of the national
`administration as it punishment fur having engag
:e,:d in the war. , the sentiment of the tory should be
repaired in his own language as. near as possible.
Ml-statements intended fur entry :on the record
'should be verified by the name of the
. witness or
contributor..
"The above is a general outline of the plan.—
Such a record as it proposes will sae much doubt
and prevarir.tion in afterywa. Had such a reels.
ter been kept in 1812, the denials of: those who op
posed the mar of that ere would now avail them
nothing. We hope that our friends everywhere in
Ohio will move in this matter without delay." •
If the proposition of the Patriot was carried into
effect in every county, city and village in the coun
try, it would serve a good purpose heicafter. There
art persona who are now denouncing the war with
Mexico, in the most violent moonet, who will
hereafter strenuously deny that they !ever uttered
a single word against it. If their treasonable lan- 4
guage was reduced to writing, and accurately pre
served, it would h; a beautiful dish: to transmit to
posecrityl There are persons nowitviitg who said
hard things of the war of 1812, and denounced the
adtrainistralion of the patriotic MiOttiox in the
mast intemperate manner, who at present wish to
pass for patriots par excellence. Sonia of the old I
federal newspaper-are still in existence, where
may be found chronicled the Anti-American dec. i
larations of these gentlemen., Their oppOsition to
the war in which the country is now engaged is
quite natural. In their estimation:our country
never right—always wrong.
It is a glorious reflection that those who are now
raising their voices in opposition to the war arc
comparatively few in number: The great body pi
the Whig party are honest and well-meaning men.
The:) , ardently love their country,: and like true
patriots will madully defend that country from
the insults and outrages:l - Tits enemy. But the lead
era of the federal party entertain quite different
opinions. Their hearts are insensible to every pa
lriotic,emotion—theiftongues are strangers to the
utterance of.pure and lofty sentiments. It is the
leaders of the federal party, federal Editors and ora
- tors, who are now disgracing, themselves, and
blackening the character of their country, by talc : ,
aides with the lawless and desperate Mexican
bandits, the insulters of our flag, the plunderers of
our people and the murderers of our kinsmen. It
makes our blood boil with righteous" indignation
to see men professing to, be Americans, so forget
ful of the duty' they 'owe to themseNes, to society,
to their families:to the government which protects
thern';'.-as ?to publicly take a stand in opposition
to their oWn country, when she is clearly and in
disputably in the right. Their acts cannot he cal
led Treason, iii the strict legal meaning of the word,
- because of the absence of some "overt act,'! some
manual deed, in assisting and succoring the ene
my. But moral treason is stamped upon their
he3rta, which is an offence still more disgraceful
'and infamous, becuriie it can be committed with
<impunity, and not subject the offender to arrest
and prosecution.
We second the motion of the Ohio Patriot. We
hope our friends will treat the matter seriously,
and act upon the suggestions contained in the
isle. For our own paa, we iutend
file of all the federal newspapers we can
,ss, which may, contain articles against
We shall lay them up forfuture refer
monuments of lasting shameand horning
to those mho spread such iniquitous sen
lfore a virtuous and patriotic .people.
TIIOUIILE.—The Van Burn (Ark ). ro
of the 12th inst., says: learn that
or more of the volunteers, so aupposed,
Waned at Fort Gibson, :,haye recently
Therokees. The Cherokees: re greatly
id 14'e hear they loudlydOrnand fedietsi.
not. heard; any panic ul are and::s therefore
le to Of,±!!:Any histßry of the affair, nor
as4fthe cause of the .rrttiders, or the
the cieciteinetit. ' . •
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The is c e tt al l: . " pas l W e believe,
the fiteo.ofi:patriefkiitin - hutos -as .xoteneely in the
breaktelof ;he yourig-meef of -our country in the
!Present,dait'as' in the olden time it glinted in the
bosemaoriheir reeralutiortaiy,eires. When we see
I the miler:ober every where - prevails to Pennsylvaa
inia among the volunteer companies, to do battle
for the honor of the stripes and stars in the far off
!sunny:chine of Mexico, and the.disappointedfeeL
lings of those who are not accepted by the Govern
mint, irstrikes us that if an invading foe were
landed on-our shores there would be none left - be- 1
hind to Watch the tones but the women and chitl
dren ! And the ladies, God bless them! surely i
they themselves could keep the tories straight !—}
It is a singailar fact, and chews the democratic sem.
; timents and tendencies of Young America, thak in
Sthe ranks of the volunteers as pr ivates there are
; yOung men of as good and perhaps better educa
tion than most of their, officers—young men of
; fortune and respectability, and whose prospects in
life are deedless. We are informed that nearly
i all rho young men of Greensburg, in .Westmore
land county, have 'volunteered for the Mexican
I War. The "Star of the West' vs ill be nobly rep
resented in the banquet halls of the Muntezumas!
} The prayers of many a fair lady in Greensburg
will rise to Heaven for the safety of the young
hero of her affections, and will not his thoughts,'
'as. he stands sentinel perhaps in the midnight THE SECOND REGIMENT.
hour beneath the moon-light of a southern clime, } Regiment is full. Capt. Miller's Company,
wander to his distant home and dwell with those l o f Carbon county, has reported itself to the Gov
near and dear to his hear,?—Wecimnot too much coon as 'cttle, and is now on its way to this city.
admire the chivalry of the rank arid file—of those This makes the tenth company, which completes
who in defence of their country!s honor march t h o ill eg t ooo o.
!without quailing to the cannons mouth, do all the Col. Thomas R. Davidson, a private in Capt.
fighting, we may say without compensation, and! : fat:lberian:lS Company, is a candidate for Lieut.
} without the hope of being gacrttrd if they fall.— cor ona ! :
We have often thought that our dentorrattr Gov- The Weatinoreland Company is expected in town
i ernment should erect a trophy in
. front of the t hi s e% ening .
!Capitol for every battle field, and reconl thereon } All-the companies composing the Regiment will
the name of every Piteare as well as Officer, who; be in town by ne x t Monday.
fell in the defence of their country. h would lee They o ill lease for the South about tha 6th of;
nothing but right and proper, and the whole na- r aouare
tion would upprove of it. It was a custom of the -
ancient Greeks to erect cenotaphs to ttioaeosme in FIRE. About o dock last night a fire broke out in
a distant land fell in battle; sometimes they erected the-extensive liquor eatahlisioneut of Watson fts
a monument on the field over the dead. What a! Gallaway, eet.oei Wayne mid Liberty 'streets,
glorious one was that of Thertnopylte, which bole %%loch destroyed the building with its entire con•
the epitaph 01 Siunonides:
tents. The loss is very teat.
"Stranger, goand tell in Lacealsmon, !Ilt/tobac co store os azouriu was coisaiderahly That we fell here in obedience to her taws!"
damaged.
Had the President called on Pennsylvania alone A queensware store adjoining WAS also damaged
for volunteers, he would hate found her mirror ; to so extent
i and her chivalry wouli have gone to the war,
towhe
try The physicians anticipate much sickness sat
thee with a must:et or a sword, whether .n the
our city tor some nine to come. the ; weather is'
franks or in the command, alike indifferent, with a
.
; noble emuiemon - win heroic renonn. retied
the lustre of their deeds on the good old Mate that no winter } et- The e un sh in " nut as it should so .
gate them birth, or claims them as her comma. hteak December, hut more like April_
} The inflames pievails to an alarming extent at
A New Route for the Central Railroad. , present. We meet %cry few who are not troubled ,
I atiA correspondent of the PentieyfromOir, who wtth this disease , or its symptoms, at le 3ll .
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•We wall surges, a preventative sernedy for;
signs himself "Mouittaineer," makes a very Impor.'
tont suggestion in rotation to a Railroad comma- disease-, fat the srig ' of being laughed at by the
1 nication from Philadelphia to this city. Intent . "ters of ;he Chronicle,) and that is Lire epee
of constructing the Central Itaiirciod on the route 'egetebtes r,cs cooked in gieate. - Geeuine bran
contemplated, he suggests that a connertien he' bread sod cold Mtegbys'Y wet" , if applied soon. '
formed with the Cl:11/1.4.11411,1 Valley Radioed, at may taste tt.e byes of l!"'eseests- Let the efebale•l;
Chambersburgh, to which point the Railroad from: it .
Philadelphia is now completed. Thew liter. vv.;
Sow Derriag...— . l hem is &meet:ism; so truthful
i it well ascertained that a Railroad can beo -
lin ; the annexed jeoetieal elusion, by Dr. Hamel
r made' Dom the Cumberland Vallee Railroad, at
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,het we present to a place most likely to attract'
Cliambersburg, to intersect the proposed route of; in • .
the role:itetm to thou- teriestro is to -rated' ;
the Baltimore and Ohio Raffruad, on the heod;
, that it 'should be committed to metnary aml an b
'waters of Wilts Creek, in Bedfont County, at ars!
}elevation of forty -fire fort to the milt. nisi emet
ern„te,
profit by the hints it contain'. We!
wouldi to
howe that
it
any
have setae effete nelltitime:
be at a pole* some fifteen or torepty miles roartlx. - !
their °N; 14 1 v reitoireg el: polite!
west of Cumberland, Marylasoi, sad near the bead!
people to ateed etißaho the street stn all occaldriera,
waters of Carselman4 River, the main branch of to 123te0 to the t ,., ; 4 6ie
of artatheohtt
•
Youghiogheny. 1
- I t e n t o sorie- - t were better done in prole— t
"The distance from Chambershurgh to this point e „„ 0 „„ r „. 1 / 4 that every exly
kis,„ a ,
by a tails-cad location, could net exceed teventy. (Joie form this habit, and its very toratree
fire or eighty mites; from thence, by the talky of, 1 . 10, ‘ long It alselosi loot' hard it is to (11'4 ,, ;,:e.
Tn. frieedi oeople, both thanosert *0 xtrole,
Caaselman and the Youghiogheny, to Pit:shut:eta; Who meet, like
outus , every tisuks
about one hundred said thirty intilern—tnaOreg the i, cttmd ofwith a l a eas „ iiit haw}
entire distance 110113 ChlllrlbffAtllgh to Pittalrurgla! And 'law do;' or ' haw's your (Itie. o Outs I‘ .
by thellughioatherty route, lithe user two lion tjy: fee:toga hi these nriturti kied,
dred mil 3. While the distance, by the Ccotral But thghtt.'r wean, a " " n!e " hat " 4rtlpe ' ! '
I Rush at each other, and make a sudden stand,
route, front Harrisburg to Pittsburgh. followitig as I Beg i„ to oda, expatiate and expand;
nearly as practicable the Feunsyli anis carial,l Each looks quite itehato, seem* extremely struck,
would be little, if any shot t of thscu hundred 0 - heir nines:its; so wes sorb a Piece. of tuck ;
mitts more of rear:oast to he cm:sparest:l to eine Each 1* " ' " .• the ether thin " h e g;!eetlY pleased
r, To screw ;the vire to which they both are squeezed.',
the connexion."
I '..!0 tilde they Talk, in dust, or Tried, or snow,
The writer then goes on to narrate the adeanta. Beth bared to death, and both afraid to go s t
ges that Philadelphia would derive from this route i Your hat once lifted, do riot hang your fire,
over the other, and expresses the belief that Pitts- '‘, ,N - 7 ... likn t' o r li s t ‘- l y - : io n t sT o b r 4; , : t e tll '7 n o te vo ! . ;
burgh would prefer a connection with Philadelphia. Go off ) ; ve mounted ;I:ur [victim - on cap
by this route, to uniting with Baltimore, he do- We will here state that we publish the abuses
sea by ea) ing
at the request of a friend who has suffered severely
Philadelphia proposes raising
fire" millions °(!, by ~ street- boring," and milk-cart hello Ile offered
dollars for the Central route—this would he one! the usual prices per tonere tar advertising, which
and a half millions more than she would - be re-! we refused, however,
quired to furnish, to make the Youghiogltena; route ;
The Pittsburgh and Connellsville Railroad Corn.'
party can furnish one million and a hall--and five
millions will complete the entire road, from Charm
bershurgh to Pittsburgh. Let this road lie insole,
and it will be but a very short time, until a road
will be made from. Connellaville to Wheeling,
across the rich fields of Fayette, Washinenton and' .
Green counties. The city of Wheeling and the
counties above named, can and will make this
branch, without a dollar of aid.
"All the Religion."
We commend to the special regard of the federal
papers the following extract of an article in the
True Blue, a federal paper printed in St. Claire.
vine, in Belmont county, Ohio. it is the rarest
specimen of blasphemy and infidelity, if not tory..
ism, that we hate seen in many a day. The edi•
tor is down on Governor Bartley for appointing a
day of thanksgiving this year, in the following
beautilid language:
"Fur, what have the people of Ohio now to be
grateful that they are to set apart one day from
their secular busitie4s. Is it that the President has
sent 20,000 men to wrest from a foreign nation its
territory without compensation, or' Without just
cause or provocation made a decent upon Mexi
can soil, and slain thousands of its citizens! Or
is it because Ohio has a debt of $20,000,000, when
the people have little or nothing to pay it with!
Or is it because the people of Ohio are now cursed
with the ague and bilious diseases, through three
,fourths of the State.? They who see fit to thaol: God
!for such things may do so, but for us, ire shall stand
clear of all such tomfoolery."
The blasphemy of the last clause in the above arti
cle, which refers to the prevailing sickness of the
last season, is most shocking.
THE G4TICES Csss.-We see it stated in some
papers 'that the Supreme Court of the United
States are about to take up the great.law.suit in
which Mrs. Gen. Gaines obtained a judgment for
about seventy millions of dollars in the district
Court of Louisiana. Independent of the amount
involved, this is a case of .greginterest from the
peordiar add romantic circumstances which gave
risqUit:
_ ,
Yo'oi;a: 7 —We learn from the N. 0. Delta that At
thini , iireliortly to come off between Gov. Butler,
of so - nth Carolina, mid Major Arrastrong, now U.
agent in 'the Cherokee .Nation.
-~
...w~.#~ ~~'fii ?' p`~~'Tc~3~ ' : ~:~ ~'"~auF -w 4Y~k~~+?'js'l~ '
~?'~' -^gi~c 3 ° ~~.,+ff' h ":a''!. ~~t, ~Fa:,*~e,,a rx k~~ ?a.~~ ~ . d.' ~r .., ~'a1'~, ,, ~",a5.Y~,~~ati. ; i.: fib+. -N"t .r~
.--- ~ :.,-:.k ',;,,--:.•,!--
Sorra 101;3o give the people,
(instead of the legislature)tVe right to elect the
Effectors forsPresidentAusd-Viie Plesidisnt his been
yelecte4 by the Senate of 'South Carolina, by.the
adoptihn of a l- motion to indefinitely' postpone it;
- '
:ayes 24, nays 19.
Liwir ER'Stvh i g goyernor of Ohio
reports the contingent expenses of the State the
sum of $BOO, paid to Samuel F. Vinton, for ser
vices.as Attorney for the State,in the suit between
Ohio and Virginia, and $3OO paid to another At
torney. Meantime the Attorney. General draws a
salary of $l3OO. ' The Ohio Siatelnan says, this
is what the Whigs call retrenchment and reform.
0:7. The following unofficial statement frorn the
Miner's Journal, gives the quantity of coal sent
to market from the Pennsylvania mines this year
and the last
2,:t38,162 2,015,040
Showing an increase of 32,54 U tons over 1845.
The increase in 1a43 over 1844 was 3 ( J3,000 tons.
The supply this year is short, and the trade will
open in the Ipring with a dear market.
i n ,. Third Ohio Regiment, commanded by Col
Coniss, expect soon to be moved forward to Tam
LOCNL MATTE'IIS
Phi/otnatheld Le,lur .—These lectvcs are all
instructive. lie Lecturers etc gentlemen of the
finest talent. The public say so much in favor 01
them. lint the lectures already delivered base not
recelied that encouragement which their impor•
tance demands. The members of the society de•
serve touch credit for their industry in bringing so
much good matter, so many new and novel
before the public, yet their efforts are not properly
appreciated.
, Thus far cireutnstances have been unfavorable
to the gathering of large audiences. The weather
has been had. and the Chapel is in a place remote
from the bustle of the city'. These are among the
causes of tile "poor houses," but we hope for nine
thing better befott the close of-the course.
rri- A tolerably haul cake, who has volunteered,
and is now oa his way to Mexico : in the First
Regiment, IL:Ls written home to his lady-love, or
may be his sister, (we are not certain which) about
his Bible which he forgot to take with him. We
mark the evidence of repentance for a life of folly.
Who says the war will degenerate the soldiers af
ter this?
Cuing.—On Sunday we saw an old friend of ours
in a blue jacket, making his way up to the bar
racks with all haste. He had only time to say
that be had been mustered into Capt. Naylor's
company, and was bound for the wars, certain
His name is James T. Sample, of Allegheny city.
May he return to his friends covered with glory.
Looking tip.—We are informed that one °lour
city editors is ele4oneering for an important of
fice in the new R4iment.
6 - Ibre understand that the. Liberty Party are
about starting a weekly paper in this city. Sue
=ED
good houie last;night
13.1tehy, of theltangersoyho felt from the Bar
racks * window on Saturday, is still in danger.
QWe yesterday saw poor man pay $2O to
stop a prosecution against his son, for an assault
on Mr. Anttrews; of, the Eagle Saloon. This is a
hard ease for a fathir.
j The Philadelphia Penuaylviutian of this
morninuivill contain the uews from our : city up
to o'cloCk last evening. ••
.... •:s}
INEATM
=ME
• THE 14LtGNE. Tie T
PH. •
- d:EGRA
The first streak 44ightritrig - rea c hed our city
yesteiday4ternoon, from the eat. War,p:tesent an
aintrae(of tscingieisional news
last'evening, which reacheel minutes be
„
fere six I! Thia!may seem ine4rplicable, but it is
never;heleis true.. - '
,
Gen.:l3owinan had a conversitiori'vdth the
authorities at Harrisburg yesterday, in relation to
the army affairs.
The following is the pit dispatch - tent east. It
started at 31. o'clock, P. and was read by the
President, no doubt, in five minutes afteri . -
Head quarters Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Prrrsntrunn, DeceAnber 29, !Sit).
A quaqer. past 3, P. M. 5.
To the President of the United State*:
The compliments of Adj't Gen. Bo vr.na x, to Hi's
Excellency, JaMvs K. PoL.K.,' President of the Uni
ted States. The Second Peonsylvania Regiment
will be organized and ready to leave this place by
the 6th of January. The weather mild—and the
river in good order. Throtigh the politeness of
Henry O'Reilly, I-have had the honor conferred on
me of making this first communication by Tele
graph west of the Allegheny Mountains, to the
President of the United States, Over the Atlantic
and Ohio Telegraph Line.
GEO. W. BOWMAN
The 6etond dispatch Ints the annexed sent by
the printers of this city:
To Joseph R. Chandler, Patriarch of the Philadel
phia Press:
The Press of "Pittsburgh sends compliments by
lightning to the Press of, Philadelphia, this twen
ninth day of December, in the year of our Lord,
; eighteen hundred and forty-six.
NATIVE MEETING LAST NIGHT
There ‘rere about two bundled persons present
in the Diamond last night. Theyassembled under
a call upon tAmericans," to nominate a citizens
candidate for Mayor.
31r..1Lex. J.kra . te was nominated by acclaina
lion, Aiwa—some of 31r, Cooks 'friends bald
• “N 0..,
We left Mr: lloward :peaking. The resolutions
were arnus.ng enough
NAYLOR S SPEECH
Cireumstatwes have occurred to make it espe.
client that the speech of this gentleman should not
be ptiblisbed till tomorrow. Our readers 'must
excuse the disappointment.:
OYER. AND 3:411311NER.
• Drxxxnxn 2.9, 1840.
Prtsczt-110a. D. PATTOX, As.aciates 4orr and
Porter,
LATER FRWI THE ARMY.
ro,nmomeralgi vs. ,Ittri
By the arrival at New Orleans, on Sunday
Indictment for R2fe oven the person of 31rs. morning, 20th instn, of the steamship McKim,
Aun Lefever, in 1544. This CV.e was taken up:Capt. Peck. the Picayune has dates, fron Brazos
this fr 14111185. of Oyer & Terminer. `:ssattiagei up to the Nyth inst., with accounts two
.losers. 31shrin, Washington sad NI.I42iIJAT for ±days 14 " "urn Monterey..
tour the report of the ketuns we learn that
Pr4teculion. the U. S. steamer Gopher broke her hog - chains
Messrs. Did+lle, Austin, Woods, Porter and Eys- ' and steam connections in crossing the bar on Smi
te: :or defence. ',Jay, the 13th. hue was, however, enabled to get
outs e and come to anchor in five fathoms water.
After the case was taken up. the Court diechar•
but the wind blowing trong from the southeast
gIA the halaitce orate Jorr ttalti tit'xt tveck• and a heavy :et running she was jiterally mashed
day. 'to pieces andsunk at her anchors. The U; S.
•
steamers 1)e Rosseit and John R. Thompson were
We wire an apology: to Ilia Minor, - -Ir e 3 g e i :rfetpatched to her .iistartee an , l but barely iliac
; Hepburn, for baring r;'ivitbout sufficient cause," - ce t .j e d in Eavilly; some nay lives hereto she went
raid him upon his deatli•be4. We irjoitot to an. de.n.
l inounee that he made his appearance in the greet The boatAr i c a ass lost t he " me da y ,
sesterd y, in pedlar/Ith-
a largo sea splitting' open her wood ends. Cargo
,
and nom aai,cd.
To/Tx/4aft was Czu'atd•
rd, ou Momlay evening, that hutArrds feite4 isrhr
attempt to grt•in A tititulitr tpteate were,
made by same of our own cititeni, hot the one
that elicited the moat infertile woo delivered by
Cept Naylor, We rzcat to the halt with a new
to gstfing o simten of his nemarke, feeling &Waled
`Sher he wniild irate tlvattOrsiiititirefp rtericbittlit
`trowit —diilierier et. ea t.tieiNte co-A say nothing
more on the tinhject.
C 67101111 Pracrai4v.-1 eatta in the esse rs
some of she city watchmen, *Oll fallda to the
ivatdinuen by a reAulution Nam! in Councils on
Mixodsy night. They tray 61 at right, but to
unJerstani wily the city ationiiibo made to
suffer for the roes of watchman, or ti:As unjust vet
or conizty jurors.
nr:r Those of our citizen* scitar 'Tzars! the Publi
tignave as a matter of greet trtipurtance, shouts' see
to it that the eathhdatee tut et,untiit et the next
ruction are situ them 041 illtNtleStiOn. IS7Uthirig
%till be dens his the present eity government to
wards preperov„ a place lot enthuses promenading.
J. Ir. C 0. 4 ., call'upon this gentle
rnsn to stand a roll for the .Nisyetrality appears in
the Chronicle *nil Dispateii oryeaterdar morning,
with Jtr. Coott's acceptance. The call is signed
by about 2.50 citizens.
t.zo then J. W. Con it the citizen caniiidatelor
Ntaticir of the city of Pittsinictlt
W. J. Llotrurd.—This gentleman-comes out in
the "felegrapti with an article 4enying toeing any
connection %%till the inovemenV-hasing for its oh•
jeet the nomination tilt >z Ci4tens' candidate for
Mayor:' and he declares that tie utterly repudiates
and condemns the object 0( the perkoux concerned.
Animal oluierve that Dr. Mills,
of Virginia, announces `-free treatment by 3 , lagriet•
ism of till nervous diseases, at l'hilo Ball every
day." The Doctor comes well. recommended.
Ile intends to deliver a course of lectures on the
subject of Magnetism, before be leaves the city.
The Whi g s deny that fir. Adams has pro.
mised-to appoint a certain individual High Consta.
bk. There are others, however, obo stoutly'com
tend that he has made such Oargain, We care
nothing about it.
„ -
cry Seven per:sons wirsvimmetsed in the Monon•
gnhela river last Sabbath, brthe Rev. Mr. Tens•
dale, pastor or the Grant street Baptist Church.
Upwards oltwenty petkOns hate been added to
this church by baptism ye,ithin the lust few weeks,
as the result of is, series iiWnleetings now in pro
gress among thetn.--Tcrigrryk
cr7*A /also r of peop # talk of ,joining
the companies, hd soma arg'mnxious, to form
companies, sinc4 t has• been oar nin et] that anoth
er Regiment will:not be required r .from this state.
The Telegraph.charges thk Democrats with
gettin,tip ii,,Dittptss:..Cantlicis4 , t, Pray, how ma
ny Democrats here had any tidig to ; do in the
matter?' •
Horns vtolcit.-:-By referciice lc our advertising
columns, the particulars of a rokbery,uf two hor.
sea in Robinson Township will bfacen. A reward
is offered by the owners.
0 . 3. Candidates for the •Colon ty ecoming
4 are b • •
plenty; but one for. the Lieut, cut. has been an
nounced--W.-Alurray of the Wrtmoreland coup.
pi-The rumor that Cupti Hayiihad resigned the
command of the Pennsyli•inia -Blues, is unfound
-1:
ed. '
cC, f ; If there are any more eatt' didates for the
Colonelcy or the Mayoralty, We-Trish they would
leave us-their namei.early.. • 1
(0-The Whigs are busy in the.ditierent wards of
the city, malting their notriiiiation4 for
DESPATCHES' rot: THE POSTS
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH!
PIULADELNIIay Tue.stlay, Dee. 29, 1846.'/.
0 o'clock, P..
Alex. Barrow., U. S., Senator from Louisiana,
died this morning, in Baffin - tore.; His remains will
be conveyed to Washington city this afternoon.
Hon. John P. Xenneditias been elected Speak
er of the Maryland Legislature.
CONGRESS
Solate.—Mr.Mangum, after an appropriate re-'
ference to
,the death of Hon. Alex. Barrow, of
Louisiana, .tro%ed that,as.a token of respect, the
Senata : -adjourn, .and that body accordingly ad-
Ilaral4on, of Georgia, reported a
bill increasing the regular army. The bill propo-
sed the addition of one regiment of Dragoons and
nine of Infantry. It is proposed that they serve
five years or during the war with Mexico.
Mr. Burt reported a hill for the more efficient
organization of the House, accompanied by a reso,
lotion that the refectories in the capitol be closed,
unless they ceased the sale of spiritous liquors
The members of Congress from the new Stete
of lowa, appeared
The House then adjourned
Lois Ot the Somers.
PISILADZI,PRIA, Dec. 20, 10 o'clock P. 31
• We have intelligence from the south of the loss
of the brig Somers. She was capsized and sunk
on the Bth inst., while sailing off Green Island, on
the coast of :Mexico. There were eighty persons
un board of whom .thirt}'•nine are repoited
Sixteen were drifted ashore near Vera Cruz who
were taken prisoners by the Mexicans
Midshipman Rodgers and Dr. Wright were taken
prisoners while reconnoitering . the Mexicrn lines
near Vera Cruz.
BLAZON SANTIAGO, Nov. 26. 18,18.
I hire a little mews from iNtariterey, as late as
114 !oath. of No, ember. Tworeo ' inients of Indiana
vnitnatsart, the 2,1 and 3d, and Lieutenant Mack.
ali's (Capt. Taylor's) batteiy had gone to Saliillo
to jom Gen. Worth,
tea. Twirs division is on its march for Vie
13,15-Gaioy-tritnntrAtiat srlinnttereririt-m-ttiryt
*go, of inflammation of the brads_ •
Gen. flutter nut remain m command at 31onte
rey.
(en. Taylor was to more, in column, on the.
Eth, Bth, and 10th ittst., Tor Victoria, with about
11„, , ,:kt lIICII. Victoria is equi distant from Monte
try aial Tampico, Witt it. was supped That Gen.
Taylor would male that place his head quarters.
No turther ikmangralica would be made' tn.
trams San Luis l'olost until further orders from our
Government
tier. Taiiorhattim,,isoncdtheAkatdeor-Non
legal. and hia SOU, and several ralirate hunitres; for
Itirtitating- money 'ark! horses to descriers trotrt the
American army. OW Rough and Ready, it isitaid,
had threatened to hang this dignitary and his sc
rota-nitres..
Gen. Wool was at Paris, 100 miles north of-Chi
huahua, with 11/int men. Gen. Worth was at Sal ,
tine. and will Alertly bare under his comotani
1201.1.6. Calomel Riley was at Monte Aforeles with
About - Mt/ men. Gen. Pillow- was to mute to
Victoria on the 14th.
Santa Anna had rant out a detachment of 2000
men to destroy the water tanks between Sattillo
and San Luis Potosi.
TIM/ 50N1........43j Van 13uren, on of the .
Ex
[President, acted as aid to General Taylor,, at the
?siege of iMonterey-. John C. Calhoun's son is aid
Ito Maj.:Cen. Gaines. Henry Clafi sun is Licut.
Colonel of a regiineut of Kentucky volunteers.
Daniel Webster s son is captain of a company of
volunteers, and will be in Mexico soon. ' John J.
Crittenden's son is a captain in the new regiment
of Mounted Riflemen.
THE NATIONAL DEBT AND FINANCES OF
MEXICO
.
The national debt of Mexico is one of very con
siderable importance, and may be divided into the
two gteat clas'es of foreign and . internal debt.—
The internal debt amounts to $18,3'30,000; and, in
IS4I. the customs were mortgaged to pay this
sum in the glowing subdivisions.
INTERNAL DEBT. Amount.
17 pr et. of customs devoted to a debt of $2,040,000
15 do do do 410,000
12 do do do 2,100,000
10 do do do' 3,100,000
S do.„' do do 1.200,000
10 do I tobacco fund debt . 9,700,000
10} do ' interest on English debt
10 do garrison fund
OSI 18,550,000
1i balance clear of liens for the Government.
The foreign debt - is still larger than this; and in
cluding the above) I will state the entire national
responsibility as . 'it existed at the end of last year.
FOREIGN DEBT. Amount.
Internal , debt $18,550,000
Debt to English creditors 60,000,000
United States claims and Interest, say 2,400,000
Copper to be redeethed 2,000,000
Claims for Hill/zo 700,000
Bustamente loan 300,000
$84,150,000
The prospect Of the payment of this debt is then
carefully considered, and thus summed up: -
" The mint at Guanajunta, or the right to
coin at that place, was contracted for in 1842 .by
a foreign'house in Mexico for $71,000 cash for
the term of fourteen years-, nt the same time that
another offer was before the Government, stipula
ting for the payment of $400,000 for the same pe
riod, payable 'in annual instalments of $26,000
each. The $71,000 in hina were,however, deem
ed-of more, value than the prospective $400,000!
ThiS mint leaves a nett annual income of $00,000!
It appears to us quite evident that ull the taxes
which Can be levied, even to an amountequtd- to
the confiscation on the prodtice of labor in Mexi
co, will be found to' be far shortof the amount ne
cessary to maintain the army, the_ civil expendi
ture, and the payment of the interest of the na
tional debt, especially while the chuich , and priests
absorb so large a share of the produce of-indus
try.
=EV=
• "
Dleiiiled,
Oh Tuesdiy morning, by the Rev. E F. Garland,
Mr. Jot& Elias, of this city, to bias Lout,sr.p.
-Hann's; forinerly of Frederick co., •
C.Acc,O:tnilanyingithe above notice we ticeit;cd
: lasist deliiiona•cale, for which the hipiy pair „will
'accept tie thanks of the press-gang in the office of
the Post - • , •
ICONXIINIOATZD.I
Died, .
On' Saturday, 26th - - MART D., younrt
daughter of Samuel and Prudence Kellar.
"In the midst of life weare in death."
Scarcely ever have we been more startled and pain
ed at The approach of the "Kingof-Terrors," than by
the above obituary announcement: Death, with
his ruthles.s and appalling grasp, has been among
us, and once more . snatched another of our most
beautiful flowers to his embrace. Gone down to
an early grave.. Death bas given his sting and
claimed the victory his 'own,-another Bride to
share his cold sepulchral bed. • .
Alas! How peculiarly heart-rending are the eir
cumstances which attended the . . death of our
young friend. Every thing tbiit could sweeten life
was hers,—happiness smiled down, love cheered,
and bright-eyed hope kissed her way along. ,lint
a few weeks sinee, she moved in our midst
animated being," full of life, but now alas, she iij
cut off in her bloom. Her bright spirit ;winged
ifs flight to Him who gave and "put on immortal
ity." When the young and - the beautiful die, she
who was endeared by her affeetionate disposition
. . . .
to all ,who knew her, well may we sympathise
and mingle our own sincere regrets %lath her tam
ily for the irreparable loss. And although we slay
shed hot burning tears upon her bier, and eielaim
lin agonrof spirit, "Oh bitter is death when 'the
beautiful die;" still, lit us remember "the Lord
our God," that -!we are the people of his pasture,
and the sheep of his hand." W.
Rewitrd.
cC I will pay the abovi teVard to any person
who will give me-information which wilt leailto
the detection and convirticin: of the scoundrel or
sconndrel.s who are in the'habit of stealing the
Daily Post each morning from the doors of the
subscribers. . L. HARPER
• MASONIC •6 - OTICE. '
A stated communicatitin'ef Lod& 45, A.T.Ma:
sous will be held this evening in the Masonic Tem
ple, corner of 3d and Woiid streets,. at-O.o'clock.
By order of the Worshipful*Master.-
. JOHN A. PARKINSON, Seey.
Females Beware of .Consumption--and not sid:
fer the early seeds to knit its fatal threads.in your
system, but guani them as.you would the thief at
night. When yon find the fatal enemy seeking to
destroy your health by imbibing the evil seeds of
a serious disease, ../trnierna , r Dr.:Dintan's Expec
torant Remedy" will immediately destroy and re
move them. Thousands of your sex die annually
for the want of proper treatment. • Had those
known the wonderful effects of this medicine, and
used it' in time, many could have inalorigel their
days, and yrit be dwelling among their dearest
fr.ends. T/1068 who are laboring under the influ
ence of this disease should tote no time in pro
curing'"Dr. Drsrans Eepertorant Pemeely," it is
safe and- effectual, and alwaYs gives relief the
mosilleopeless cases. It strengthens the weak And
debilitated; relieves the pain in the breast and silk;
suppresses the distressing cough; stopping the hes
tic fever e..d nigtg swears, and finally (if the
case be not too far advanced) restoring perfect
health.
For sale by W. Jackson, Agent, corner of Wood
and Liberty streets. • deal
PITTSBURGHTHEATIIII.
MANAGER, " • n C S PORTER.
STAGE 'MANAGER, W. M. Fos
Tint Tier, BO amts. I Second Tier,. 371 Oats.
17=
Second night or MR. A. A. ADDAMS, who is•en
gaged for fire nights only.
WEDNESDAY EVENEITO, DEC. so,
bo performed Shakspeare`e tragedy of
orix.ELLo.
Othello...
hgo
Mocha..
DeiNictnona
To coocludo ,witlt. the force of
A TRIP.r.TO RICHMOND.
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Doors loom at, 6}, pertonaance:ta comusaice a
7 precisely. • .
SO DolLin•.Roward.
STOLEN from the venal barn, living in Robinson
township, Allegheny county, on Monday night
last, 1 Gray Mare 7 years old, a ring in her fiarehead
and her right foot a little larger than the other, a
long tail, white in the fore part and dapple behind.
1 Sorrel llorse with three white feet, a white speck
on his forrheact, about 15 hands and fl inches high,
a Mali lump on his right hind leg about the size
. of
a Chesnut . He will either pace or rack. The sub
scribers will give $25 teethe recovery of the horses,
or $5O fur the hones and thief.
AVM. ADDAMS,
DR-JOHN CALLAHAN..."
Robiniton tp., Afigheny Co.
tire3o-413t
AMILY FLOUR—A constant supply of James
Patterson•s and James H. Davis' superior family
flour on band, trhich we sell to families and bakers at
the lowest cash prices. FRiEND,RHEY $ Co.,
dc3o ' &7 Water st.
L ARD—!O bbls. No. I, Leaf Lard;
7 " 2, Lard; rcc'd per str. 'An
tony NVayne, for sale by..
d - e3O FRIEND, RHRY & Co., 57 Water
CORN -44 Sacks shelled Corn, for sale by
de3o FRIEND,RHEY & Co
New Goods.
AA. MASON, nMarkeiatreet, has just reeeiv
• edlo new packages of Dry Goods, consisting
of Mous de Laing, Cashmeres, Plaids, Ginghams, Al
paccas, a large lot and very cheap, many of these
very desirable blue and orang prints. Also, Flannels,
Casainetts, Jeans, Blankets, Counterpanes, Checks,
Horiory and Gloves, Bleached and Brown Muslins,
Ste. Ike. (decSo) • A. A. MASON:
Auction
B Y John D. Davis, Auct”r, cor.Wood and 6th
on Thuraday, Dec. 30th, at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
will be sold, without reserve, to close sundryconsign
ments before the new year, a large quantity, of Sea
aonablo dry goods, embracing nearly all the variety
usually kept in cutely ive retail dry goods storey.
At 2 o'clock, P. M., un invoice of
,China and'
Quornsware, embracing cups and saucers, plates,
dishes, ewers and basins,..pitchers, bowls, choeic
stands, centre Pieces, Ise. 5 bus. Virginia manufac
turer! tobacco; 0 do. No. 1 Chocolate; 3 caddy bus.
and 1 hf chest Y. H. Tea; feather beds } 'bedding,
double and single math-asses, looking glasses, man
tel clocks; a splendid assortment of new household
thrniturc, spade of the best materials and by good
workmen; cooking stoves, Ike: —
At 6} o'clock, P.M., a general assortment of good
duality, new ready made clothing; a great variety of l
toys and holiday presents, musical instrunients, gold
and silver watches, jewelry, cutlery, &c. de3o.
Orate of Stateeraavroke at Avierlsisa7
frO-MARROW, Thursday, December 31st, at 2
1 'o'clock, P. M. will be sold silVP.Kenna's Auc
tion Store, No. 114 Wood street, :3d door frau; 5E6,
1 crate ofassorted Vueensware comprising cups and
sanders,' dinner, breakfast, desert and Tea plates,
bowls and dishes; a lot of Granite ware,
dec3o . P. M'ICENNA, Auctioneer.
i pARABBER,RiEs-5 bbls. Cranberries; jest recd
la and for sale by
1). WiLLtittag
FRATIRERSI-1000. WeFeathers, TOT
. sale by —7.:
de29- . ..• 110:Wood at,'
BUFFALI) ROBESi—% balite -vied and twiltelif
- deo WILLIA.Mtr&V.o.
EANOO Bushels mall. white;
•
B For m4e by. J.D.WILLIAMS co.,
die& . . , lio Wood irt.
•
To Printers.
tosica,,,,,..fJohrisonts Superior Printing
bk. Ingt.tor t eirod and for sale -at the office
.• ii . P.ittifii4ji.Voteing Post
ESIZEN
C=IM
I",e.
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; BllttiXL MAGINEITIIIM•
ROY.MlLLfrefVhinia respectfully announces
.to the Ottzein.of Pittsburgh that ho will give
One treratthentbY Magnotism of all nervous &serums
at the Ph4o'Ball .avert' day from 10 to 12 o'clock,
Ladies 0101iiriteA.41y on Mondays, Wedneidaya
land rridatii:c.-
GentrOtturikiant '
.I.oited on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdaye.'•
dee..22.4t
MEM
TW. WILSON, corner of 4th and Market W.,
now oilers for sale at regular Eastern prices,
cheap fcir Cash, i rind Nett selected ''Stritit - ttft
every article in shill. line of business, consisting in
pan of fine Gold and SilverVatchesvrich Jewelry
of latest patterns; Silver Table and Tet Spionii . knd
Forks; Tahle Cutlery and Tea -Warm: . Soliti:LlAV
Lamps, for every purpose; Military. Goode. &c.
04r Watch and Clock . repairing' mecca& in the
best manner: • : "
_ .
l
&VINO uold• out my oufablishment' to• Doctor
Er.. William F. Irwin, I cheerfully - recommend
m to 'all iny'former (Fiends and customers.
". • .EDGAR THORN.
'Drug, Store. • •
. .
The undersigned having bought out the store of
Edgar Thorn, corner of Penn and Hand.streetii,'
licits a share of the ding and medicine custom the,
city and surrounding country. A general assortment
of all the most 'saleable Medicines, Perfumery, Oils,,
Soaps, Fancy . Articles, Brasile' and Combs will al.
ways be kept on hand. Phyeicitues presczipiiiins gel
darately compounded. The store will-be 'opips af alt
hours of the day and night. •
WILLIAM F. '•
corner OF Pennnnd Bandits.
• Conklimste Imjoiroved Lard
7BARRELS' Winter Lard Oil; Suet received from
the 'manufacturers end for aale atCincinnatiprices
wholesale and retail, by FRS..SELLERS
• dec2 3 . , . : No. 17.13b441/.24.:.,
ALL PERSONS bovintin_their, poser/sips ott, of
the property .of the,‘ , Old
quested to bring it to the Armory', cornok9t . oMr . ,*-
ley and Liberty st.- By-orcler..
d e2B - •, c. sE.Er..-y,cArrant.
Pittsburgh Navtiat
- ranee C •
H pffi c e,...NO. 21,
.•.: =lux
Michael -Allen,'
C. Anshotti •
Thos. Bakesiv.ll; ,
Robert'Beer,
R.W.P
Roux= Fix4sx,.
ang204641.
.
Grocery Store- at 'Auction. • L'e
ON Wednesday' morning,' the' 30th inst., at 10
o'clock,-at N 0.218 Liberty street, will bs
without reserve the entire stock.in trade or a gelt d -
Mall declining business, e0n31469g the tWitteng
articles; viz : - - - -
7 halt chests It. Tea; . l . ebeirts Pouching
and nclong 'Black Teas; 10 has Virginia and Misaqit.
ri lest Tobaet•;• 3. kegs Allspice; 3 Peppers' 2
do. Ginger; 14 mats Cinnamon; 1 keg grituaddia.ul
keg Spanish Indigo; 2 boxes.spenn Candles- I lubl-
Molasses; 4 dos:. Corn Brooms- 15 dos-1344 , C0r45;
Z bbls,Vinegar; Waits, Braids, ' Sprigs, 3 dos.. Tips
lines for Board Measurers; 2 patr•lienitian• WindOW
Blinds; 1 large Scale to weigh 1600 lbs.; 2 contact;
Scales, emptylegst,Zhelving,•eutinters, desk; store
fistures;-&e. • JOAN DAVIS; 'Attar
_ _
Baiszioe of Poor Moose Ruining-Lots sit
ON New:Year's eve, Thur s d a y evening; Dec. al,
at T o'clock precisely, will he sold. nt Al'Hiut-,,
na , s Auction store, No. 114. Wood st, lidaiocor from
.sth, by order of Dr. John McCracken, Chairman. of
Committe on City Farm, and capt. I. J. Asbbridge
axid Wm:Chaptuan, Esq., Overacemorthe Poor, the
balanCe of valuable bnilding lots, /Ma:mining hastlld
from tllc sale of' the 24th inst., sialildhf which are*"
best mostdesirable.offered -yet- Those wishing,
to secure for themselves and family acomfortable -
private residence, should embrace this opportithity,
mit may be the last and only chance. • ;
:The 'terms are very easy, vita one filth eatticpm.
money, the residue in ten equal annual molests
with interest, which is to be paid semi-annually.
114inds, mortgagci, and deedi at the expense q FF.
chasers.
.De. J."lldcerutcrtm, Ch.n Coml. - • -
; on City Farm s 'I. J. Ashbridge, Wm. Chapman, Overseers tifFiNDK
.dc29 • , ' • P. ArKENNA',Auct.
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of a
. Sjile - aditt doable Rarrelecl Tailing keit - 4,14
Patent 'Revolving Pistol at ductiari.
AT "'Kenna's- Auction Store, on 'New Yeses
'' Eve; Thursday, December 31st, at 8 u'cloEk
precisely, will be sold.withent any reservation what
soever, 2 splendid second hand double barreled
fowling.pieces, London make, Damascus twisepatent
brimli and back action Jocks, beautifully finished
and Mounted; imported by Blunt and Sima, New
Yor n .••; but now the propeity of a Gentleman leavir4
the city for Mexico, although second hand it is just
as good as new, ha'ing been kept in the best of or
der andis perhaps as good ni article of the kinclxis
ever offered at Auction in this cityty.•
Also, 1 patent Revolving Pistol, a neat and hand
some article with German silver stock; 2. pair of
English Pistols; I Gold Patent Lever Watch, exits.
Jewelled, 3 basket" Champaign" Wine. '
dec29 • ••• • P. MICENTfA; !oat': ?,
Mr. A. A. Annex,
Mr. Foirca.
Mrs. IL LEFis.
Miss Poserrx.
Tbo'celebrated Itallast - Memedy ' • •
FOR THE CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES. i
lIIAZONPS SICILIAN SYRUP OR TROPICAL , i .
HYGIENE. .
Discovered by DrAtazonis of.ltaly in' the year ~11345, - i
and introduced into the If. States catty iii. 1846; .1.
, .
IS unrivalled medihine for the radicitC,Ure 01 ' : .
TChronic diseases has, spread th ough;int E u ropa ' •-. '1 .
with the moist unequalled speed and triumphant sue.
cue, effecting the moat astonishing curea ever knotra - • I,
or recorded in the annals of Medical History. Since •• •' l' .
its introduction into the United States it has equally '• I .
sustained the high reputation it so justly received in
the East, curing here as it has done there, divines! .i
inveterate and long standing diseases with which the
human family arc afflicted. The Physicians of Eri
rope and America (as far as they have becomccuco
quainted with its mode of operation) together with
the thousands who have been restored to. health by
its superior officacy with, one united voice proclaim '
it to be the most perfect remedial agent ever offered
to suffering humanity. It is now an established bet
"that Consumption may be, can be, and hat been cured
by Dr. hfazonos Simian Syrup or rropicolifigiaw.
This is the only medicine that has ever been (Bei • .
covered that has achieved a cure where this disease
had gained 'a settled and permanent hOld open the
system. For the truth of this assertion, we have •
the certificates of some of the Mott eminent Physi-
.
clans of Europe and America, expressly declaring ..
that they have prescribed it •in hundreds of instances
where the patients were considered beyond all hope
or recovery, and, to their astonishment, has .effected
the most speedy and perfect cures. • No one who're
unacquainted with its action can imagine the wo
derful success that attends•the ti Q is
medicine in eve r y variety of. chronic ' ase, par—
Ocularly Consumption, Scrofula or kings evil, Asth— s
ma, Phthisic,Pilea, (see cases reported in pamphlets
and circulars) Cancers, Liver` Complaints, Costive—
Iness and Indigestion,Sore - end Intim:rad Throat,.
~.
Bronchitis, Dropsies,w r hronle kfiareation of the ,
Kidneys, Gravel, Great Debility and- Instil: -
nifty or .."!
the nervous sysstem ' Spinal affections, Paralysis, . • .i .
Chronic Diarralicea„Pain in the breast and aide), s,
Cuugha, Colds, Chronic 'Rheumatism, Diseases of WO' 1.
Stomach and Bowels, inward weakness and failing i
dosin of the womb, and all the chronio diseases po-.
culiar to females in their various relations in life.
This medicine is prepared only by Dr. Mazoni him-
self, and is composed entirely of vegetable materials
containing the extract or 42 of the !posture Trap;
cal plants but few' f which are known to thorned/1-r
cal Profeuion . generally. - ' . • -
. It has so far surpassed every other medicinas.sser '
I offered to the Nv o :id in eradicating disease; diat..it
I has not only enlisted many, of. this. most talented ti.
medical men iv:the World in its favor:hut; what .ie
more extraordinary the" gol;ernment ' where:lt . ..des ..
discovered "Was made it antn:re 'pliaishablettith.
(death to attempt counterfeitingit or makingsale qf :
any spurious article purporting to be the same or-
TST4:SMUTIS it to be' genuine. And this' Govern-
mene has also made a liberalprovision for the pro
i-
tection of it.hel . o. To the afflicted No say let non& '.
dispair, though you may.have been given up by
your Physician and consffloired .by your •frientla as-
beyond all hope, .try a bottle of this medicine andt
you may rely upon the fact, that if you have physi.
cal strength enough left to endure its , action, yea
will find certainand spbedy,telief,"for this hatibeen
the'case in thousands of instances, in proof of WM& 'i• -
vrec27l produce certificates. fiom individuals of ilia !.
most respectable character both of BUM& lied
America. This medicine will be offered for ',sea
Only at the county seats of each county owing' to
the email amount yet imported and the anxiety of ..
theproprietor to place this valuable remedy .withia!
the reach of all throughout the United States. •,•• ' ...,
Hays & Brockway, No. 2 Commercial Row,. Lib— A
erty street, are the wholesale and retail Agents for I
Allegheny county. - ' - dec29.d9re.
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