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the Pule*dent
xTbe s'specie Clause" of the Independent Tree
aury.litot went into operation on . the Ist inst. -
though the opPonents of the measure throughout
thieequntii have done every thing in their powe;-
- Z:• ; .tolbsetii ohstacles 'and embarrassments in-the '
" wayof the'oifiCeisi of government; we are pleased
' to, learn from the Democratic papers of-the city of
lecteXark-that every thing is working, finely.—
of the Globe, who has taken some
• -4nf ba.ascertain the actual condition of:matter's
an,Osit,city, so far as relates to the Assistant Tree,
etrefe - department, makes the following state
::',.-}tent: It appears that from Monday to . Thursday
ef!lOtiveek (the lastfour days before the specie
clenie took :effeet,) the 'ariount paid into the
Assistant Treakurer's 'Office in this city was $30,- 1
099„ Frpm Monday to Thursday of this.week, in
„ A lbtraiiiiie number of .slays, under the specie
ltin amount received in gold and silver coin,
wi5111i25,4300, being an increase of three hundred
r 'cent
There have been • already, as we are informed,
tieeral - unmanly attempts made to embarrass alts
;Treasurer, Ity.making payments in the kinds of,
that trill-take the most time or give the most.
trouble.incOuuting., - , - For example,.in one day
074 were paid with half dimes, by a single individ
. . other - cases, iigents of some of the Wall
street.hroiters, have brought large.quantities of the
hmalkst - *nomination o f specie, and foreign coin
- . ..
oTaltiiriat
every description. ' On Thuesday about
,1 1619)09 -- were received invasions kinds of coini
!Ojai the treaentertiast -had rki'ilifficulty, as he
I iiiea us, in getting _along with these receipts,
iTatifie lee fiQiate li:olltioas with the aid of onl y
two clerks.'
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;."Meetings have been held in Canton. Stark
topnty, and Salem, Columbiana county, 0., relative
;.; r y tt fad road tom ittsbitrgb, est. —lf haling
q We are pleased to learn that there is at pre- }'
• f "tent an ardent desire an the part of the citizens of
Northern and Ea.stern portions of Ohio, to con
, niCt ihetimielveawith this city by Railroad. Seser
' tadilferedt-Railroads are spoken of by those who
iinna&liately interested in their establishment;
lint, it is not foi us to encourage one communica
tion of this description at the expense of another.
tiiiiiittshurgla and Cleveland Railroad has been.
tuidefiontemplation'for a long time. • Books are
. .
mow.opert.to receive Subscriptions to the capital
•
strickotad'are lAye tanderstoOd'that the citizens of
• . . .
-- ‘ ireAlpill.n.antl._Mber places in Ohio, are actively
• ..etitagedin -Soliciting subscriptions; and taking
' have Work put under contract at
'trendy day. On:the part of our citizens genet
iitthere is !not that interest taken In this work
.its. toads might desire. We do not altogetiv
if'.:iiiideratand the reason' of this. ' r
, ; Srfiietta of Stark county, - Ohio partieUlar
, men of Canton. and Massillion,
..•••-! .are-exceedingly anxious to' have a Railroad :to
scity 'They ha ye
'and
been,Making ef.'
Riirir-with, this view, and from our knowledge of
tkiiiktnterprisingSpiiit end 'abundant means; we
• Inti4ho r t the -least‘douht hut they soon Q C.
they desire. We are informed' that
''4,l":tere.is not. theleast..dillieulty
. in finding a prat._
I.,.......:KeilitEronte for this Railway, - •
Shall have more . to say on this .subject here
i`.
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L. HAMMY, EDITOR AND PROOLiFTPA.. ir;
PI7FTSI)I - 17IIGIU
FRIDAY MORNING; JAN AR-Y 45,
DEMOCRATIC C%A'ENTION
At a- meeting - of the Democratic Committed of
Correspondence,_ held at the “Washington Coffee.
getile:tStfri-Vtii, - .184.7, -- the following reso lution
was, OlViriottian - Of Mr. John A. Irwin; unanimous.
ly arropeed,-Vii: ' • - • - ' -
tßiwialea-Irints•frie Democrats of - the several
Wards, ToWiaship.s: and Boroughs of the County of
Allegheny, be requested to meet at the usual 'places
clictiona, on Saturday the 234.1 inst., in,
4ti townships at 2 o'clock;P. M., =din the w a rds
nio - botouglia at Bfo'clock, P.. M., and choose two .
•
delegates to the _ Convention in at New Court
Hotiselii the City ofPittsburgh, on Wednesday,
tale '7th - day of Jannary; 1847, at 11-o'clock; A:
M.,for the purpose of selecting delegates to repre
sent 'Altigtieny•County in the State Convention, to
be held:at krarrisbargh im the 4th of Match next.
• . - JOHN C. D.-VVITT, Ch . n.
..,,T.sioa.:llxicxxotte; S'ee'y.
Took on
1•But the whole world - knows that it is Max tro
„Wideirhal:been &masa and imposed upon. and
that 401711; • PEOPLE" ARE THE ROE atas."—.ll7. '3.
ledei-at paper.
NNW' HEAR HENRY CLAY!
=SE
. . ,
• • ' ,• • "When .I saw
around ~tne AO-rdght General Brooke and other
pid friends, I felt halfioclined to ask for some little
-Ana or corner in thearrny,in which I might serye
Pranging the wrongs of my country. [Applause.]
I.ltaypthought thati might yet be able to capture
~ ;;A:4 -slay a-Mexican. [Applause.] I 'shall not, be
At teldo sc., how ever,tbis year, but hope that sue
' . *iekiiiill - eroWn.otir gallant arms , and the war ter
rj.. .
rlftatteln inhonorable peace."*--Me. Cfay's speech
"I* ak.Nsio Orleans.
(*q.t. is a remarkable - fact that scarcely a fed
, erapaperiii the country has as yet publishes) Mr.
Gails 'speech at New Orleans, from which:the
Ogee...extract is taken, pr even alluded to, it in any
,
mat ythiterer. .But the tory sentiments of the
trilintm .baYe-found,a..conspictious place in more
ihanatte.telleral sheet— We presume'( Mr. CLAr
kad declared .the World. knows that it is Mexico
been robbed and imposed upon,
limittait.our people are the robbers;" these isquarnish
iy'erif:peier':l,gotis editors would copy the sentiment
Whateier may be said of Mr.
rciirius_Ji politician, we believe he is a patrioC
'iiinl.ititie 7 liearted American. Would to God that
tiva those who admire his politiCal opinions, en
views in regard to the war with
- -
:•
observe lry our ',phi° exchanges that
JoXisicsx; Esq., formerly from the
of4;siler•Creelci'2:but flow of Cincinnati, has keen
elected Ift.Tie*.iigialatitre Judge of the Superior
Coat} - of Shat city -.1 . 01111107i is-a;gentle
atQ"oFgaturSi good and *messes: fine le-
saril attainment'; but is a•perfect closs/n in bbs man
:nem A newspaperanight be filled with'anecdotes
,
;'rtsay, liereafter treat our
''tisdets to suiimusing dish.. We also? kseryi that
ournld'friend beneril - SesIVEL STonsti, of Steu-
eleeeed:Aloieof the _Slip!.erpe
member of
rms the' 'Storsbdinrille leav:
ids'Pcillccik`tll dowfiriOit
. felloiv,..ZAVe*ngrattilate him upon
tiiigiiiiofed.prosjiotief. •
f)frieirt.—The:.- Wishinginn
'"Prii,iitie"e'reilitdY.inforrned' that the President
doettmDt take to - fi't' a l,t yfFs• of the: protiotition
affieer,to. command the Am'en
foreOs in Mexieo;-thii . heineonuiendectit on-
Yy is defer@oc to the :ItkilgTerrt :Pr advisers,
and not because it was any eberishiiifrieastiTe. of
Oift; -
B=El=;',l
&7 Since the ',llSelegraph... 'into operation
from PhiladelPhii.tt*thiseity, a complete revolt'.
tiowlias'taken place in intittett‘of nests.. Our
. ; •
Thilttdelphm, ;Baltimore and 'Washington City ex
thanielt iinsy.appeai-behied , the age, and the news
they contain seems - as stale as that in the country
newspapers printed at remote places from here.-- . 1
ror instance, on Wednesday morning, in ourTel
egTaphic despatches, we announced the death of
Judge. k'srtis Twat Kim, Senator from Arirginia, and
yesterday we received the
.Washington Union of
thellth inst., by the regular course of mail, which
mays, "he has been seriouslisicit for several days
in this . city." &c.. The-truth is, the eastern papers
possess but 'ery little interest now-allays.
c&The New England Federalists do not like
the Sentiments of Mr. Csst's recent speech at
New Orleans. No body supposed they would!
Hear';khat . the ISCiston TVhig says:
- -"Mr. Clay may be : misrepresented. We hope
that he is. If he is not, there are many people in
New England who, upon reading this, will regret
that they ever Voted for him." .
We should like to know what the Editors of the
Telegraph, American, Gazette and Journal, of this
city. think Of -.Mr. CLAfs New Orleans speech.
Will they be good enough to inform their readers?
In the House, a resolution was offered request 7
ing our representatives in CongvesS to endeavor to
,to repeal the "Anti-American Tariff of Iti4G, and
From the Pennsylvanian. I reinstate the glorious' American Tariff of '4:l"
.
THE LEADERS OF THE ENGLISH PARTY. i It is made the order of the icy' foiio-morrow.
It is well to call men and things by their right The election for State Printer takes place on
names-, Animated by this desire, we have called (Tuesday the 2Gth inst., who is to continue in. of
the opposition or Whig party, by the name they ;lice for :three years. Mr. Darsic offered a•Tesoln
were.known by.
in the tsar 'of 181 . 2---Fedcratists.itiori in the Senate authorizing.the Secretary Of the
They were so nettled by the recall of their dishon. I Commonwealth to give two days notice thereof;
ored flame, that we really felt quite concerned, lin two of the Philadelphia and two of the Pius
lest they would not sleep at night. In the abun. I uurgh papers.
. -
datiee of our pity we sung lullaby, and they might I don't hear much about the election of Treasu
have. rested in peace for us, had We not, in looling I ter. Mr. Smith, of Butler, ipa Mr. Nicholson; of
over the 'hi volume of the British Quarterly Remelts i Beaver, are the prominent elludidatei from the
hfid.aftr : attention arrested at page 232, by some i West. • . .
reinarks on these United States, which, for the I The Conestoga steam mills are again in full blast.
beneEtt,of the concerned, we reprint: IMr. Smith read a bill to incorporate thein Last
Frorn . the British Quarterly Review, of Feb. 1846. winter a bill of similar import was passed, but the
It seems tp be now admitted, either tacitly or Governor vetoed it for reasons that were very satis-
Openly, by politicians of all grades, that the Dem- factory, and 'expressed fully and candidly in his
ocratic Principle is now surely triumphant in the i
veto. Now, with a Whig majority they are to try
United States. The struggle has been a long one. ;
The events of the disastrous war o f 1S14: the naval !it again—that is right; saddle the state with ear
-1 victories of the United States; • the. death of Gen. i poratiuns: forbid all competition, because some men
Ross, and the retreat of his forces from Baltimore;jh ine to be rich and others poor: elevate the
the total" destruction of Sir Edward Packenham, I a) " n
Lformer, and depress the latter—it is the Whig due
and his brave, but ill-fated troops before New Or
leans; and the naval supremacy of the States on !trine, and it will be called out. KARL.
the Lakes, were decisive as to the possibility of i
gentleman direct from Matamoins informs
coercing the great republic by the force of arms, I CO. •
The attempt was then made to effect by the intlii- ! the editor of the Commercial Times, that the de
ence :of money, that which the cannon and the : mend for U. S. Treasury notes in that quarter is
bayonet were impotent to attain. It was endea- I very great. Large sums are daily sought after, and
vored to rule the union of States from England by I
one per cent. premium is readily obtained for them.
.means of a "monied aristocracy." . This, too, has I
•now- utterly failed. The destruction of the United The gentleman himself paid this rate for a round
States Bank and its paper money, by the resolved !sum.
andintrepid President JACKSON, dispersed the deep
scliemeint6 emiiity air. From that hour the pow-1
er of the, American "Whigs." as they strangely IIN THE COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
termed themselves, began to decline and fall.
."The election cif,deneral Harrison to his brief I JANUARY 14th, 1847.
Presidency was their final effort. Since that pe. Present—lion. B. PATTON, Associate PonTrai
rind the influence of Messrs. Clay, Webster, and Commonwealth vs. John
the other traders of the English ports, has fallen to
use —Defendant plead guilty. Sentenced to
nothing With ,the American, people. They arel
° •
universally distrusted; and their subserviency to the Pay a fine of $-25 and costs.
views of the English Governrnent'has net only de-1 Commonwealth vs. George Trinddellidielment
I stroyed themselves, but has excited across the At.
Assault and Battery, with intent to kill. Before
'antic, a popular feeling againSt England, or rather
the close of the testimony the. Defendant plead
"its government,” which is not only deplorable,
but fearful and alarming in a, high degree." Iguilty to Assault and Battery. and prosecution en
teted a nol. pros. as to the first count.
Comnioniccu/th vs. John C. Horeland.—Tried on
three indictments for tippling house; jury rendered
verdict of guilty in all the cases and recommend
him to the mercy of the Court.
S•LAMATUS LASES.—A letter in the Liberty
(M 0.,) Tribune mentions as curiosities to be seen
on the plains, springs of soda, and sass : ..The In
dependence rock is.also an interesting sight, it is
about 15& feet high, and covers something near six
acres of ground. There arc engraved upon this
rock, between two and three thousand names. I
l'eft my name on it. July 2d, 1846. If I ware to
tell yoti that . we crossed lakes of saliaratus, you
would scarcely believe me; but it is true, we tra
veiled ',ear then with our teams, and used it in
lour bread. and it is as good, if not better, than any
you buy in the States." '
TIIE NEW *AXE BILL—The Baltimore Sun
learns from a reliable source, that in, case the bill
now before Congress, increasing the army, and ap.
pointing new officers, should becOme a law, it is
the intention of the President not to appoint offi
cers and send them out to recruit; but that if a gen
tleman should apply to him for a commissior, he
will say to him, "raise a company to serve
the war, and then Mier yourself and company,and
1. will commission you and your officers."
TUE VIIIOIIIII REGIMENT.We are gratified
to announce, says the Richmond Enquirer, that
the secretary of war has agreed to accept two
more companies, (making in all twelve,) to be
armed with rifles and bayonetts, and to act as
fiankers to the regiment. Virginia will thus fur.
ttish a fine legion. Thomas I'. August, Esq., has
been appointed adjutant of the Virginia regiment.
A gOod selection. .
itylyt the Eetiate on the I Ith inst., Mr. Dix,
from the military committee, reported a bill to
provide for an additional military force, to serve
during the'': ; war. Also a bill to authorize 'the ap
pointmetieOf a Lieutenant General. Both his bills
were made the special order for yesterday (Thurs.
day.)
Captain Edward Webster's company of the
MassichuSetts regiment of volunteers have taken
with them . to the wars, a small printing press, and
font of type in order to publish a daily bulletin of
their moveinents. That is an original and capi
tal idea It combines the march of armies and
the march of mind!
CousrpirsiT.—Tbree dollar bills on the Bank
Of Woo Ste!, Ohio, new, letter A., dated Oct.l, 1846,
are in circulatiOn. Plate rough and conne; signa
ture etigrii'ecl, and tilling up bad.
Co:corms . Pun-Tr:co.—The printing of Con
gres:a•has, been given to-Messrs. Winkle & Van
Benthpy'sen, of Albany; the snecessful competitors
for the •+very questionable prize."
The - undersigned officers of the detachment of
the Ist Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers;con
yoked on: board the steamboat ST. A's•rtto NY from
Pittsburgh to'-New Orleans, feel constrained to
give a public expression of their approval of the
very kinchind g entlemanly conduct of Capt. Taos.
C. Mix, his officers, and-entire- crew.
With two hundred men tinder their 'care;
from the lgorth, and many of them sufferers under
the diseases'ineident - to a sudden chanke
mate, they have receiVed too much of counsel and
.efficient aid from Capt. May and his worthy creiv,
to suffer them vvithout this pnblic avowal to bid
hirb, , perhaps„ a last *good byc." Should this brief
testimonial of their esteem ever meet his eye, he
will receive the,cordial - commendation of those
whom his kindness has made his _friends, o f hi s
skill: .promptness amlunwearied care as .an officer,
'snd his intelligence and 'pleasing demeanor as
• - -
geritlerhan.
hew Orleans, Dec. 31, 1346.
FRANCIS L
BOWMAN', Major;
FR. W. BINDER, Captain;
E. S. DANA, Captain;
E 4. B. COLLING.S, Ist Lieutenant;
-. F. BALERE, Ist Lieturnanl;
FR. SIEDENSTICK Ell, 2d Lieutenants
A. BLUCHER, Lieutenant; -
A t : H. GOFF, 2d Lieutenant
AELPER, '2d
,Lieutenant;
18211
BEMIN
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Correspoindenee oflf a orataQ Post.
•
Letter VIII.
}kit little business Ihterest'llie. 'The
,
hoWever, soo n be *der iViy, and
fetter writers then mayhavefittersubjectsforthei r
perti; is it is letter Writing-i's not only.a bortto the
writ3r, but what is worse to the reader, al t so. t It
is hard tAi'make news when there is none. A
Moses might only draw water from the arid rock.
We have had a fine fall of snow—the sleighing is
excellent, and the people'' have been disposed to
enjoy it. Harrisburgh will be unusually dull this
season, so the young folks say. No weddings, or
no parties talked of; there seems to be a blight
1 upon every social enjoyment. I wonder if it pro
ceed from the knowledge that there are ultra
' religionists among the whigs. They have stopped
the House from having its dOors open on the
Lord's Day,—but I see no use in it, unless they
also close the public houses, for politicians will
talk of politics any where and every where, as
[theivea will still , be thieves, though inside a
courch.
A LARD
M=EE:=
''4`~`'=
LOCAL :MATTERS.
One or two Prosecutors, in cases where bills
were ignored by the Grand Jury, were sentenced
to Rny the costs.
Commonwealth Cs. Mary Metzgar—lndictment
for Larceny, "True Bill." The Defendant, a fine
looking girl of about 16 years of age, is charged
with the larceny of 4600, the property of Mar
:hal Ford. The case was still progressing, when
the court adjourned WI to morrow, at 9 o'clock,
A. M.
INFANTICIDE
Coroner Richardson was called yesterday to hold
an Inquest on the body of a child, found in the
cellar of Samuel Keller, Esq.. First street. It ap
peared to have been concealed there under some
rubbish, for about three months. It . provOto be
the child of a mulatto girl, a servant in the family
of Mr. K., named Eliza Robinson. She stated that
it was still born. The Jury give verdict in accord
ance with the above facts.
BOA RD MEASURER
We have been regiatted to make a statement in
justice to Roht. M. Young, one of the Board Mea
surers of this city. Circurnstaces over which he
had no control prevented him from making a re
turn to the City Treasurer in time for the publics
tion of City Accounts. He reports that -he has
measured 2,551,748 feet fur the city; and out of
city 20,500 feet; and yesterday paid the Treasur
er $35,27, for whiehlie has a Receipt.
New City Government.—fir. Adams, Mayor elect.
takes his seat to-day, and the Councils will be or
ganized for the current year.
We are not apprehensive of much bad legisla
tion in the city, although our new rulers are, with
very Jew exceptions, members of the great Whig.
party. We have heard nothing , charged upon Mr.
Adams to impeach his integrity; and though those
who know him de.tiot admire his business capaci
ty, we do not doubt his ability to give general
Isatisfaction to our citizens, at Mayor of the city.
We will have six or seven democrats in the Select,
and two iu the Common. Council,--enough for
sentinels. Upon them will devolve the duty of
watching over the interests of
. that portion of the
people whom they represent.
Mr. Adams will* sworn in plant 11 o'clock
dila morning
MRS. MESTAYEIi
This lady wishes to be heard at the Theatre to
night.- All her friends,—and.who that attends the
Theatre is not her friend?--will of course be pres
ent this evening; on the , occasion of her
,Penefit.-- .
tier claims are strong; she has !Aimed lard during
the season to amuse us, and shrdrEVe - not now be
rewarded in a style most gratifying to votaries of
the stage: Give her a good house. • •
1 :0 , . We arc told that one or two of the delegates
appointed by the Whig Convention on Wednesday
consider themselyts free to tog-roll for whom they
please, when they-reach Harrisburg; though they
intend to vote for: Mr. Forward according to in
structions. It is too true that-Mr. F; is too good
a man to secure the support of reckless and dis
• •
honestoffice haute's.
cCrOtti city haeifor i sorne days past been 'filled
with rumors of themostexciti,ng nature in .regard
to the anticipated,battle in Mexico It is enough
to spy that there could be no foundation for. such
stories,* the Telegraph wires hive been deranged
in such a way as to cast off all communication
with Philadelphia.
—Since the above was in type we have received
ilews, which will he found in another part of the
paper, announcing the whole matter as a..hoax.:
cr d , " The influeriza still prevaila same
in thii-city.
• '
1:;"•:%Irs. Lewis h3,L ne„.honils,last night.—
She went' tlsroegh thehe.avy 'part of s ; Richard 111
with inuelr'kredit to herself 'ollen Nfe.:reflesi that
kihelas been la:hi:Wino under severelndisrfosition
for r t om.--,:ttmer., She,qB ca able, when In good
health, of tient - gin. , the piece.
o:l''There . was no husiness'done ,at--,the, Mayor's
office yesterday, except the infanticide case. We
presume the "cases" are waiting fOr the inaugura
tion of the new,Mayor.. -
ctj• The - clerks at the Telegraph' station, in this
City, are annoyed very mnch by persons calling to
enquire the news. It isobviciathatsuch 'en=
(pines arc very improper.. information must not
communicated- to any, save those who pay for
it. A Post Master has no right to open letters oil
papers for the gratification of acquaintances who
call; and why : should. the'clerks of the Telegraph?
We liope , people will think of this, and relieve
the gentleman whose,duty-it is to communicate
despatches to those only Who.contract for them, of
the diragaeahle necessity of refusing.
cr-The Quarter Sessions room is crowded daily.
Judge PATTON and Mr.E.rsrztt, acting Deputy At
torney General, get along, with business with com
mendable despatch. An immense number of eases
are every day disposed of. -
frrSome ofont. city coteuiporaries have sue
cceded in inducing some body to epclose the old
hay-scales cellar, so,as,to save necks from being
broken.
cO`The new Mayor of Allegheny city will - be
sworn Into office lia=slay.
a:I. - Yesterday was warm; and wd . were favored
with a little sprinkling . of rain. - H -
The girl was arrested yesterday afternnon and
was list night in the watch house. She will have
.•
a further hearing to-day. ,
DESPATCIIES FOIL TUE • POST's
BY ELECTRIC ,TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESS.
Putt. A nstairtl4,.Wednestlay lan. 1547.
- The liGusc' met and adjourned to the Senate .
Chamber, where the' members.of both 'houses uni
ted with the officers of the various departments,
and others in .the funerid pro Cession of. Senator
Pennybacker. The ceremonies were of the most
solemn and imposing character, and the procession
was very large.
A
===E
Senatc—The Committee on• Naval 'Affairs re.
ported a bill for the appointment of AssiStant Sur
geons in the Navy, and increasing the relative
proportion of Surgeons to Seamen. .
Mr Benton reported the Bill for the addition or
ten Regiments to the Artily, with amendments
'relative to the force and description of troops—
! the amendments were adopted.
Mr. Cameron moved an amendment
_giving a
quarter section or land to each soldier who should
serve during, the present war. This elicited a dis,
mission which was participated in, by Messrs. Ben.
!••ton, Cameron, Clayton, Bridge, Corwin and Crit
tendon.
Farther consideration of the Army Bill laid
over till to-morrow.
Mr. Cameron iepoited a Bill providing for the
construCtion . of a Floating Dock at Philadelphia.
. Iloest.—The Bill changing the time . of hold
ing the District Court of U. States in the State of
Alabama was, passed„ Thelionse ttieg, went into
commi.tee of the .whole , on the -Oregon Bill, avid
t
Mr. Burke occupied the Nur for some time id n
dcfen:e of the Attitude of the South, and of Slavery.
Mr. Petits, of Indiana, followed. .
Mr. Seaman, of New York. introduced:a Bill to
prevent the importation of Fo9iguers into this
country.. Mr. S. is a "Native."
rßom MEXICO
drriral of the illahanta—lirtnor in relation to San
to Xona's advance upon liattitto innorrtet--Move
'tos of the .army, 4-e.—Banda 4nrsa elected
DEM
The steamer Athena arrived at New Orleans ;
on the —, bringing date from the tirazob to the
It appea,s that the runiors in relation to the
approach of Santa %nna with a large force upon
Saltillo, arc llama:ed. Gen. Taylor had returned
to Monterey; but started akain.forVictoria. Gen.
Butler reached Saltillo; Gen. Wool had ulao start
ed for that place. ' •
The remnint of Watson,. flidgeley, Graham and
others, have arrived iu \e% Orleans.
The steamer MississiNfi his arrived at Norfolk..
Corn. Perry got quiet possession of Laguna. The
burgeon of the Mississippi was killed by a fall
while the steamer was entering the harbor of La-
The Mexican Conircss has elected Santa Anna
President
Plenty of troops are daily arriving at 3lonte
rev and Saltillo.
Assignee Sale. of Dry Goode, itc.
BY John D. Davis, Auctioneer, South-east corner
of Wood and fish sts., on Monday morning the
ldth inst., at 10 o'clock, will be sold without reserve
by order of Assignee, a large assertinent m fresh
seasonable Dr Goode, which arc now ready, for c -
amination.
At 2 o'clock, 1 orate of Qaeensware, era,
bracing a handsome astortmeht of dishes, eweri r
basins, plates, cups and saucers, pitchers, centre
pieces, cheese stands, bowls, &c.; 1-cask Brandy, 2
do Rum, 3 tierces Rice, 9 boxes No 1 Chocolate,
half chests Y. H. Tea, 2 bags Calico, shovels, Bed
cords, wire selves ' Globe lamps, Looking glasses,
matrasscs, Chandeliers. A general assortment of
new, and second handliouiefield Furniture; I vain.
able two horse sleigh, sleigh bells, &c.
At 61 o'clock, P. M., an ostensive assortment of
Gum Shoes, Table and Pocket Cutlery in great va
riety; ono very superior dauhle barrel Aiwling piece;
gold and silver watches; musical instruments; a gen
eral assortment of staple and fancy articles, &c.
;auto.
Books, Clothing and Fancy Goods at
.Auafloa..
®N the 16th inSt,Mt 61, o'clock, P. Itt,nt
the Commercial Auction Root* cor of Wobd
and sth ste, will be-sold a-large collection of valu
able Books, among which are standard works in va
vions departinenti of literature: and science, blalig
Books in great variety of size and binding; Scott's
Commentary, last Edition, 5 vole; Family ,Bibles of
various descriptions; Cap Writing Paper; Musical In
stiuments; Piano Music; an extensive assortment of ' :
good quality ready made new Clothing, together
with a general assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, &c. ‘- ,JOHN , IX - DAYIS, Autrr.
jarils (American Mopy - .) '
_~lA'rlvaxs.
TOIIN;WALKEILf (late Walker & ,Woodwell,)
ty would announce., to.his friends, and the public,
that ho still continues the 'Hardware .business at the
old stand,-N0,85 . Wood street. - Be Would respect
fully Solicit a continuance: of the patronage:hereto
fore so kindly beStoived.. lie will 'be. rteeiting in_
the kkgring. a_ large supply._ of foreign goods of, his
own importation:, Country clileichants wtlllease
givoitim'
. .
Positive ; .Sale, of Ilciussiteld Plirtittuke i
.A.eketicrn.'
T WKENNA , S-Atuetion - Stiire, No. 114, Wood
11, st., - thiiii-doe'rfrom sth, - bit-Morrow, - Saturday
evening, Janitify 16th,-,it half pifst . 6 o'clock,. will I
be added to-the-ento of Books, a.lot of Porniture r ,
belonging to a gentleman leaviog the city, among
which are 12 good foailter Beds, - 1 piece of liven
Carpeting, 1 pair niabogany eard Tabbus,' 1 hair
peat Sofa, 1 wire Safe,:rßuredu.. -
jan 16 - - - PZ.MIKENNA,Auctr:
The following linei antrei,'Esq.,
from the Alft*andvie.,. - Guzrtte b e thetb . _ . e"trepuld
lofty spirit of musei! Int*laci
understand, served his f`coliintry id thetentedfield
during'tbklost althmigh . hid ioeksare
now frostedkythebresili Ot Time, the fire of his
buiris , ,Onihglirws inshiaibreaSt:
From the Alexandria Gazette.
THE VOLUNTEERS-4 AATIOW, ,cox
BY.nasJsr BnTIF., -
With ; bosoms that freedom and, glory inspire,
We,marchto the land of the Mexican roe,
While the harps of our minstrels rekindle'their
fire,
And light up our, path with a soul -cheering
glow.
Their sengs give a voice to the ren'Ours we feel; ~
And when from our toile and onr'marches we
rest,
We encircle our. standard 'with brotherly zeal,-
And thrill with a chorus each volunteer'sbreast
Our past and our future, through-sunshine.
shade, •
the landscapei of fancy comrningle and
spread
And the deeds of our f.thers, in grandeur displayed:
Illumine the -fields where they . bettled-and bled.
Their virtues and valour like monuments rise,
With ever•green chaplets .and bright halos
crowned ; •
And, we feel in our hearts their appeals from the
'As they point us to Mexico's blood•reeking
ground. ..- , • •
The, fame of our father '
s `icescorn to dkgrace,—
Their Examples- we, honer—their counsels re-
And we hasten in conflict our foemen to face,
To strike down . his crest, and to shiver his spear!
.
While the minions of tyrants ere driven in chains,
The soldiers of freedom are soldiers of-choice
Their will the restraints of a master disdains, •'
Butliows to theirtountry:s beneficent voice.
,
Our at duty's command well obey, .
'And rush 'where, the - roar of artilleryialends.
With _the bugle's wild blast and the battle steed's
- And the tempest of terrible vengeance-impends;
When our arms for the onset of glory we bare, -
When squadron meets'squadron-and htist grap
- pies host; -
And the deatli•angel swecPsihroUgh the darkqess
•
and glare, r-
Then, then, will We conquer or die at our pos't..:
Our cotr:rritr vsn I:IO.MYS are the watchwords we
choose, -
And they fling o'er mill thoughtsand our spirits
Whose magic the hopes of our boyhood renews,
And death.of -his-terrors:and pains can disarm;
El=E=2=o;lll9
A FATRi T C
They, recall in the freshness - ttnd beauty of truth,
The plaees . and scenes that remembrance en-
The friends and the play irounds and SpOrts:'.Of our
:Our sisters in smiles and our .metherit. in tears.
They embiace the wide hordera of yreedorni da
Her mountains tindpriiries, her lakes anti green
shores; . - -
And they strike through !our hearts an electrical
chain. • - -
That binds them to'one while it thrills to their.
cores F
With the smbols of glOry that stream on ;our
tlag,
And words of high power to exalt and inspire
Like eagles that swoop from their cloud bosont'd
r-r.age • -
We will rush on theloernan through thmfder and
firi: '
Should it stand in the councils of wisdom decreed,
That our dust in the land of the stranger:sliall,
lie.
May the flowers of libertybrn Wlbere we bled,.
A:inemorial • Note freemen. mut, b tie anti
May the hearts that have loved us in cottage or
ball
Still shielded from danger by volunteer bands..
More fondly our names to their- mernoties - recall;
At each laurel we've planted shoots deep and,
. .
May thi datt,ghters of Freedom as years *AI away
When the dews in the_ stillness of evening de
scend. ~$
Seek the turf thlt encloses our mouldding elny
And their sighs and heir tears wttlijhe night.
dirges blend
But away with the tholights that are mil-tared iu
gloom!,
The SO dier has' visions of triumph and fame
And years of repose where the Wild prairies bloom,
Or the home of his fathers still blesses his
Alexandria, nmae. Va.:Dd . c: i SM.
Diftrried,
On the 31st of Decembe'r, -.McCiellana. 7 A:
Artner, F-sq., Mr. AN . nttsw OssrorT, to Miss EL
LEN SIITTOX, all of Allegheny county.
On the 9th inst., by the same, ArIiNITATIT
MCSIIIOZ, to Miss MAUVES Vst.s,-Wri a l of Wash
ington county.
On 'Wednesday night, 13th inst., at 10 o'clock,
Hann 4:inrasps, Esq.
Ilis - funeral will take place on 'Friday, 15th, at
11 o'clock, 'A. M, from the rsidence of Samuel
Paisley, oth Ward, to the Cemetery, rrietuls in
.
'vited to attend.
. . .
T' MY CIJENTS—Haming associated Joseph C.
'll , Kibbin;Esq:, with Inc in the practice of 'the
low he will attend to mv unfinished business. 'And
tz.ll6e:rftilly recommend him to the patronage of my
clienti and tho-publid,
ROBERT. PORTER,
Mies Smithfield si. 'Aar 4th st.
OFFICE ',rill& Acktcrucrie Co, 111uTva1„ WSIMANCE
COMPANY, No 14 St Clair st., Jan. 13, 1647.•
•r a meeting of the Iloard - of-Direeters of this
,
Institution, it eras, Resolved, That - a 'dividend
off" per cent. - bo paid on or after the 16th instant;
on all adjusted claims for losses by-Fire on the 16th
of April, 1843: . J. 13. ROBINSON,
jarils-d2t Secretary.
Unigaixia....pkrgn.Lna I
T .
sotistriber intendiiig to decline his present
JL . business', Will dispose- of his stock of
14TS, CAP,S, AND MUFF +, at - CO,ST.
Persona wishing to purchase Caps',! or. Furs
will end a large and. varied assortment; at terms
which cannot fail tnidease.
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
No. - 101 Marketitrect.
jania-d6t*
Dasiolution.,
firFIE Co-Partnership.heretofore existing beiWeen
. the subscribes, under the -firm of Walker &
Woodwell, is this day dissolved by miltuid consent.
The'business of thillate firm will .be settled.hy John
Walker, at the oldstautl,No 65 Wood street.
JOHN 'WALKER.;
"- • z , JOS:WOODWELL.'•
Pittsburgh, January 1,• 1817.`„`jan15
host , Kaifu; 7nrid — iii Ain arter.R7Ste e
. A T COOK'S, No. 8510IIIUH'gTREET—Gboit
Storiee, "collected With a "'particular view to
counteract the vulgarlieliet itr Moats and Appari.
tions, With 10 eriginvirigrybyDarley. ;
-A'Quarter Race in KentuCky, and other tales by
P..Porter;..E6q. author of Big:Bear of Arkansas,
lice with angra4ings.
The POOtis and Ptietryof the Ancients—of Greece
and Ilame, by. veriona translators, edited. by Wm:
Peter, A.M., :of Christ's chureb,"Oxford, 1. vol.-
Nell GWyiane, or the Court of Stuarts; an historical
romance, by W. 11%,'Ainsviorth, the author of Jack
Sheppaid.
The Ladies Receipt Meek; a useful companion for
large or's nail families, by Miss Leslie:
The ROMan Traitor; by W. FL Herbert. d
The Slave }Ling; a na.tel. -.
The Adopted' Son, tranala.ted from the Putch, is
two parts complete.
',LucretidAiy.lintwer supply.
ArCOOK , S, S,Fourth at,
•ik , v , At
s m*A A - i- 4'
C'S. POBT - ER. I .,
Fosic*,
,
.PiritTiei,l3oceids.Second Tieri.'3li•nenni:7:
Third 4 Aft A I Pit, 26
IMITATE .1308, 75. CTS.
4." ' 2 ; , :i:AST . Vitq..K OF THE SEASI!,
BENEFIT OF MRS. MES
FRIDAY EVENM
.V7-eribMTabGAM:4el4dea
ENGLISHMEN' IN INDIA..•
Sir Matthew Me.lPowiest.
Sally Scram
Alier '"J'as 7 S'eta,.; , ...VlSO P:Tnik' ig*lS
'o-be-followedly..g.newjazbAdesalled
, Prefloch.
Dais when ire iv ent_Gipseyisw Miipapt
ZS - et:include withthp-ne w - larces,alled,"- -
-; ifACiltl.oßiS Ifutrcess. :
Soriuniay,. Ben efit .of 341h.TOfttgit.,*dloq'oi.glit:
Doors to open at 6,1, perrOirrinrc.S to ooromoooeat
7 PreiselY : - '
Notice.
MEETINGrif tlieVivent-Wee'petp . and all those
.1 - 1 L
interested in the Sale of.Liquota;sirilt tie field
at the:WaslAngton Coffee Hortie,'oalland ay. evenlikt
January 18th, at.6e l clock;.:
'anlu-3t* - MANY TIOTEL.,KEEPEASt
" An Ordinango
111IOVID'ING thenumber of BoareMeasurersTor.
j:
_the city of Pittsburgh: • ' " . .
Seo.l. Be, it ordained and Enacted by the citizens
of Pittsburgh, anirtommun".Cbuneils as
sembled; Tat troth and after the passage of Oda Of
dinance:_the..nemlier. of lleard. Measurers shall be
one fur each Ward yilin'se enTofienSation'shiillbe
same as .that already 'paid by existing ordinances
- Sec. H..lie'itTurther Ordained
of any Ordinancu.as conflicts .oria &Bernd by this,
Ordinance be and thnaiine hertibprepealed.
• Ordained and• Enacted in.to ti Law in Councilthis
11th day ofJanuary, A. D. 1847. ~ • . .
ATTEST. MORCVIN :ROBERTSON,
`President dr cott ß i s inp 9 cii.
''E. j. Roberti, Clerk C.-C. • - ;'• • • —7 ".
THOMAS BAKEWEI.,D,
PreSident of Select Council,
C .: j41115-3t.
A :C
IrII.SAIE.§TATER79 13ENEFIT..--Mrs;Aleitay:f.
h
.er. —as ,the
_gratification to announce to .ber
friends and-the ,tpublic. .generillf - KFillsburgh
vicinity that her-FIRST JIENF.FIT in this •city will
take place on Friday evenis 1501;i:in . which
occasioa'Mrs. Mestayer hopes - that the eniertainz
vientrwithneetwith the approval and liberal patron. ,
age of the She will' htive,the pleasure of
preienting tved-newpieces,nuil otheritoVeltien: jl4
•
. . •
PHYSICIAN'S OPINION 01' DR JAYNE . 'S
4,......EXPECTORANT. ,
Mais:Jaif. Irtith;
Or. David .lirynrDWar Sir rz-.1 have used your
medicine; (so Universally , known by 'the Unnte , o
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT,' in Any.practice.foi
number - of years, and can most truly,say, that I have
been More succeasrul in - the' use orthat, an a. ,
- safer:Mu' I thorough EXPECTORANT, thaw of.auy
which I - base ever used.. It is the best, for the fol-.
lowing, obvious ressens: woes riot; Cif given_ in
proper' - deses;):oocagon a,' disagreeable 'nausea: , : It
dook not weaken the lungs and prostratethe system,
must other ....xliectornnts in Omani) use, nor
does it 'elate' the'appetite:nr ia.tient like ether
nauseating'medieines;'whickhgve beeri.esetrby" the
1 :1 4 4 1 ty.. In ii*ord it is nearly qiiite the thing
which has been -Sought rot by ninny of the familty
forages gene by:. lrernafn; years, &c. •
- LUTUF-illtuntuat, ~ _
Prepred only by Dr., .D.-.JAYNE, No. 20 South
TlllRD.StreetpPhil - adelphiut t! ' ' '-
ForratTe,in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN T.E4 STOKE,
7-2 FOE furl" street, near: Wood-.and at_the Drug
Store of IL P. Salm - 41 . u, Federalistreet,Allegheny
CiIY4
- filp 1 LtS t "prit! - ! 1-4-Tote.:Jscs.spn'F PHs
r pint& a.-reputation' never
befare equalled' by any medicine. Alead the follow
leg from a letter written by Merisre:Carter; '
Witioxl-4.0 0 -4 Boston; -..4 4 The:yiWtnabrocation is
and gives .iirriVezimrs ." factinn It
never For sale by bi--P. I V ne,/I° ' S.B. "l h
Third - ,
For sale in P;ttsburgh - at Ole ritrcp TEA STORE,
72 Fourth st"mear Wood—and at;the Drug Stere bf
H. P. Settwartz,yeleral st-r, Allethelly City.
.1 01Ck.7.,, NE.1 1 1.5 F 110.31 TIIE , WS . ST I I . l—z•The
11,1 Tibia our
ugent.in,Cincinnati., Ohio: .
ouitin, lit' Broidvrayi 'sr gentle -1
min we:l-known-to Abu citizens of . Cincinnatil finer
been cured of tleufne:
mink ene tiatite ofSct
sorts Interested in 'this
amf :tatisivtbemselv4
me
stateni. lo
110.
' For sale in Pittsbuigl
72 Fourth st.;
11. P.... Schwartz
inn I. .q.:(14-..*
To the Seleet n.
(j Council
- MEM.
ij Council ibr the 4 l
and Will be thankful iv
his ftiends—lie.
°ldle office, and will
their performance.-
E
cutors M*t
1 - 1 14. edilemlas
Co Ilpf
of Wood and Filth . ot.i . ,
by Order.ofton, Executor of the late Pro ,
fessor Dariis 1 Stone, deceased,', thlt...spacions and
balidelinte frame School Ilouse4 , GO 13)1 30 feet, with
'Tonic columns front ' and' 1%
.oirfinii'litid in every
partiealor;*eicated a IbW' ei:traisilfee - at Sr exPella
of about sl3oo—on ground belonging: to the Doh.
H. Denny, adjousingtbe residence of Mr. Kennedy
on the' Heaver road, in the city rif Allegheny. Terms
at sate: JOHN
' ' ' ' Auctioneer.,
Count Rebide
TT AVI,NG removed to theCityr—for convenience :
, to proleasienal busineae 7 4 will rent my t4n
sion House and its immediale enelosprei . situatOon
the Bluffs of the '5lOO - 17Ogtili - Oli . :. One mile above
anl4.3twta JAMES S,'ZIIAFT.,
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TN - the street, a Silk ' Tiffin' containing EMIR
amount of money. Thandel can have it by
neecribing . it, and paying fbr'this notice ' :: '
.'Janl4
Great Central;lforite
For7Tslhmore, IV/is/W:11ton City ina Philadelphia, yin
- - Browirsrilk and:-Curnberiand.
LESS stage travelling ,4nd, more eiikeditini than
any other route '
Tittsbargh•tiinaltininie,' ,, = • I :3G lrwiie.
do: Philadelphia, 4 " ; =
Pest hlail leaves the hionongahela ()Mee at=thkSt:
Charles Hotel daily-at wchsek, -- A.M: s tortheshoye
pla • des. Alan' forWheellng' daily
_at same - tince
of IVashm on. IVIESI.3;INF47, ' _
janl3.4len. •": Att.•flif Centialtbutet
sto:cicusrl4AVAL,..Pleetilig.l,'_
91 . 1.1 F. Stockholders of the Pittsburgh and Conne
'triad .Comp%ny,:tteeleieby
to dieee.itt Abe take. of the'Coropany'sin Thiurstrect,
below Market street., kittslmrgh, onlkitmday dhe 25th
it-y iifJanuary -instant,--at -10 o'clock, A. M. This
meeting lis - called 4 for the purpose of-contlideringla
Communication, With''iiintlrr risolOtions, received
from the Baltimore and' Obi& hail: Road COM - Piriy.;
Al so,,the reiolution offerestby Mr:Clark e tribe late
Annual meeting of.thO - P. C."ll..lti'COnipttly 'and
postponed, andluither tolitke into consideration the
affairs of the Company generally, and authorizing the
Directors to a opi
a?urns:, as to tTiem shell
appear. espedientOryiroper 'lobe premises, - .
Jau WM: Ronlprst),N,
clegruph,
T - 1 i TOM Pittsburgh to Louisville through
j` ing, ColumLiis nn Cincinnati.
•
:rho- subsoritinrs , were -,appointed. a Committee-to
distribute' 200_ shares Of $ . 50 each of thentoek of said
Company, to the eitizens'ot; Pittsburgh and iicinity,
(that being thn•prapiirtion elletted,to thienity By the.
Compally,) At! all, feel en interest inthis. important
improvement, insl,t;is,Belleved to bathe best stock
ever offered• thncomm unity, in order to give amore
general extents the Pimmitteedeeia it. week
to con:
fine the inbseriptitni n two 8114 4s:forone from
this._ •
Books for subscription - frit thet Counting Room of
Flamm 8; Waterman, Waterist,,--
...TAME3'IIIAT,
EDWARI:4,-
JOSHUA HANNA, ..
t • - Committee
130,,14*,T gE4C.F.--60,112mtivtl oak aftd pia° rails,
.04 1 A:j i *keti,*d.ror.a414i. • „,„;.;
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;7k*".V.ZW4-4Vf.:1:1P;t#'''''.4.'4,1710.tg,,,,Z;441,W10,!#.4, f'..7fß.Wlo.:ri
X•:§iiitial:Nife . iting of the Pittsburgh Horti.
cuttural.Soctety will •be held at Mr. Wickersham's
Sipt.!Store,Ardod street on Wednesday, lath of
January, a i Business of:lmportance
*ill be laid before the,soeiety, and it desirable
thitthere:fluill,:be a Nit attendance of the niem
betr cirder'of the:President. faun.. -
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Tylle cfaAeof'the Montimo POST bas at
taehed to itlhe most extensive Job Printing Estill:- §,
lishment in the city. We are prepared m•filfalf
Orders for printing at the shortest notice, and Om k!:
work , willbe,docie—itt,itbe.....keist,stylei-el4-341 . ky
tox.:eit • - • Fi
SAYE
• ° 'Si 'Deward.-
05 , 44 - to_atry Orson
who will giverhe intchination - aiiichiiili lead to
the detection and , ctiiiiirifoir 'Of the sco,u,ndrel '
scoundrels . - Whit are in habit of steatitt4 the
DailyDaily-Past a each ;Doming frnui the oors irff
stubscribers,.- L:
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•--: . - . a a : :::- • NT.-W , Li snort; ality323; I serst ,
To• Dr. Green, Western Agent ` fiii'MaZOnelSyititp: '
Dear„Sir—From a sense . of duty:loWe-1ck , g441
public; ns-Well as to YOurselfilinake the tiat4tirtv
statement of My ease, hoping it-Maybe the rdequie 4 '
of doing some good to others - who maylialinilifiz '
ly afflicted by inducing them to lry•thi l iii t ilert
valuable remedy without d.ilay.. thavetad a; pain
'in my breast, and. aids attended with a harrnasing
cough for more than three years, during yybdB ~
tithe texpectoi-ated large qtrantities orniatter;
tc
last spring my cough became so bad that opebl. '.-.
vessel after another gave: ay in- any lungs;Whichi."
together with thageneral-Wasting away of soyagett.4
eral-system, reduced' meto that condition,' tlfatV
was unable , to attend tn.,anY .butintest .Whatever{'
' and gave up all hopes4it-ever" being ;better. My '
case was pronounced hopelesi and fneurahle by
physicians anddespaire.d ork l ei-ery one that knew'l
my condition. 'Was at this time coughing almost . '
constantly, and - losing-an alarming - -quantity -of
blold from•my llin,gs xiailyi'and stichwas my - de.
bilitateil condition' that F. - Could:not walk but aft
steps without •heeorning''-ex.l - attitifedVirdr no one
who has taken the trouble Of acquainting' iginf.
selves" of My real condition .Would 'Ter wlrri6inAttt r
consider that it•was.more hi:mei:MA/on the worst
cases of consumption generally. ri hasentlqtlaki.
' en 'nearly a bottles of the truly wonderful Sieilifdr-
Syrup.; The bleeding . of the lungs was stopped_be-''
fore -Ile& fakeit half of the firet , brittle. My cough
has 'abatedl:ibe7pain has, leftt mybreast ..aet -tide,
and.myformer.-health anX:strength have so fts.,,,
returned that I; am at worleevery day, anda feel' ,
that.l air, a; new man. -And `-I am' sitisfied;ibitti •
consuthption inayste nn liarbeen ,euro - wtWI
use of Dr. .Mazrini's Sicilian Syrnp, anifi earnestly
recommend all that suffer as I have done to.try
this justly celebrated Syrup without delay;for.l to
think..ir the greatest discovery that. ever.graeedi
the - inedie . al -profession. `= With the highest-consido
eration of resileCif aplAtrille Myself-your... Nary
much obligedfriend, . ," '. _JOHN IiOS,S.;"
This is to certify that we, the tantierSignedihaii
_IC
been acquainted with John Russ fora numberof
-Iyears and . cheerfully:testify - to, the Cop - nettles or
the statement :above made of his case; andWri di,
Mitre new than comparedvitli,ittiiit :tte - ,1
was three-months-ago, and'eanfidentfr aciiirtt-thri--
credit' of his cute to the `use of ilin'ttfilycelebrated
Sicilian Syrup:: Witness otirtialidd and Sealkthil,
23a 'day:of Yuly. '1846; . :`' ' 7', :'.-: '''.,"?'.. ;''''-$.
- -,- --WILLIAST JELtISOII' c a--;-:-
gfteriffnf Col. Co:
.; ' '2 ' GIDEON' GAI I ER; Dept-Sheriff, I .
n'"'' . Hays - . - B k NO. - 2' Ceribendiifte
4,
• roc way, , r t
~. f ,
Liberty street, :Wholesale- Agents. for .AllegiienYs'
county. Sold also at'R.'E: Sellers, lich 57 Wood
linpoyartLia..ConatmsPifertfeW_rh-d-Esto
many who are afilieted.witiva Cough that is gradu
ally weari ihe Aciwn, :end; slowly bet 11111.1 D,
stealing-them' into that 'dreadful dithats-Ccitgien*,.
o
(ion—that-disease-which carriesoff thotteards'da4sl,
—are doing..nothing, or, %%shut is.4vonethart
in g,, are gorging themselves with nestrums that area.
puffed -to - the 6kies for cure§iihrey ere_said - ttrltavet
peen ted on some foreign °run - known pemans,:whstri,
- they can_ be_positively cured by using, Dc:filogetl&-i
compound Ssretpd - Liverwortarid.TaritwhtiS Con.
tinges .to..make the most' rent arkablelcineiinet res
corded ins the annuals-of Metlicinej:%vhich
ved reference. to the vastimnibri of certificateil
from thefirstsaruPimist
as, the lion. Judge fluke, the wife.efriker
Rev ea. _Mallen Doctor Wm. Ilichtirdst 3 .1 41 1 ,
rani Plummer; Deviancy Ludlow, Esq., of Cineittl:
nati; and - irgiseat - auntie - COI other - Ss - in:thts
cartificates otoot iit.); of remarkable crime °Edit
tressing Cetigh,lit - ease4 of Consumption siffr
ly cure ii
ed, after phisiCians of the''
theTnitsidi - Of this bbe.et,
Tor s*::a, the only agenoyA tr.. fr.
w.o.n.inekonattimi.
A MAN -. with.or without family,- viii&
jaa,, /workman can hear of a - good. situation inure'-.
ther - Country7l;rappyinrtti
Penn airbet Irand .
. Volviestaci Pravetite. 14braiy
Qf Thaologfcal and Miscellanants.Poakst :also, vise t
Scla. at Autlitrn., .•
TW llKenna's:Auction'oinn' Obd
- . ,street,'Sd door Rem-Fifth; on Sitturday'eresihig 7
nest,l.Yanuarv . tiallpast 6 o'clock bei
,wilivolde
the private - library„Oritgentlimaulegwn`g the city,
all of.tvhich e: in: good order, and eomu4tru-yers
6'o„arge,andvaluable-, among wkich. May LM:inentioP ,
, e4 ; the.following, viz:
Sutlers liras of the Saints, 12v in 6 Ida.teS; . Hisrpry-;
of Ireland", be the- Afibc.M"Geogltegan, plates ; Ask.
barton's History of England . ; plates;--DoCtor
ner's Lecturo"s on Anatomy;
,Primariy, of the Lipos...--
tolie See . ; lioswelfs Variations- Hughes Mid 'Brack
enridge; Council of trent ;
. I.taler's LivY, l 2 v4,Mnr
;Ars Tn`citusfMophlerre§ymbcdisdu
Intion,..tvith•aranrOtliertvorka.', ,
;2 33 _
L' W
EVES MOclern - BuildintGliide;
. The Anibripan Bouse Carpenter;
Gri6r , eAtechanic.'ti Calculator' -
014. Erigineei , i'
-gcribiteeshlctlitnicie& Englireer , i Ckiniiir4MOtif .
Thb Buildc's
For. sato 13.
janl3, !-N 0.-43 Market at.
• -;ICI"
B LAZIOHAAIPSiiri d
Salvitiun; ' z
Citingell • and PurcelPs Debate . eori ca oTiciem.r r'
f' at IIi'S:.BOSWORTIMCO.,S
..A. lll inal_sintr - 3111iniata
DROP. MlLLS,ccifYirgiaia,"resipiictfully tumour',
cOS' to the 'citizens ofPittabsirgh;;lharldt:::*iltr:
deliver it.few.Lectures on. thembote subjeictitit.PhitiA
Hall
.4 - commencing on Tuesday, Jan. 12th; whew.
periments - of the -moat B,laftilitg Taaraler will be
performed, ,sltouling - thp 130Wer , ofthe wil l
These; . experinients will illaitiatutheitiriOne'plie.
noriena OTAnhnal Plusical,l44 toeqt4,i
Xliidrilo_ he. open at Gl ...tecture
inence at 7 o'clock. -
Tickets 25 cents; to be had at`the door.;
All...persons calling to see me on busineo at
other hour except froto.lo to. 12:67elocky A..M,, , t0r -;
be charged a. fee of , -
.z
Personswishing to join the class for instructimiin
the art ofMagnetism,- will please to call at my office. ,.
on- Weduesdaytnorning,th inst.of
„
the Philo Hall. .., rzr - .• .
A postponement if the weather is very mcieMeet.O't
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/1111 E tote oirkM.likeVotir.eti-n4Rit , thi Diamond
f9w_vccitpid.:by4sis.ans:ls4l kick
• RoisßeluAon glye %on Om, tat otApril
•I:.q J :
jsnl/4 1 4 1ree'
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MEM
Bleehinice.l
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