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• • SATURDAY MORNING, mAT-8,144i.'
DEMOCRATIC ;.!
FOR GOVERNOR,
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!'''SUCkiESIUd to. have been the language of the.
brava Taylor, .in reply to the Congratulatiops of
4.ktif.41001; immediately after the battle of. Buena
Vista,*ere our pairiotic little band contended
against most fearful odds. The reply is worthy of
• the main; and is now offered to our political friends
throughout the Union , as watchword of our
party—not indeed a new one, so far as relates to
the eiperience of the Democratic party,; but one
whitt 'Cep never fail, if duly regarded, to produce
a salutary effect among ourfriends, and carry con
sternation into the ranks of our opponents.
-Whit.ii . siilinspiring and truthful sentence!—
" Weiner be beafen when we all pull together!"
Let piety one who regards the interests of his
coptitry as paramount; every one who feels an in
the advancement of rational liberty; every
one who seeks to promote the best interests of the
nufsi!es every one who professes to venerate the
sacred principles of political truth, as contended
for by the great , Apostle of American Liberty,
Thomas Jefferson) ; every one who sustained and
revered the undaunted JacksO6 ; every , one who
would place the free citizens of this country upon
• the soca foundation of trio/rights, both Moreland
• Political';--let all these, who have in the:main act:
ed together, since the organization of Mir govern
ment and who have always constituted the actual
majority in onr country; remember that " We ,
can't.he beaten, when we all pull together !"
And the fact is in no way difficult to account
for. The masses of our c,onntrymen are actuated
• by:theta= desire—have the same slut in view.
thilitiertil'sometitnes be a difference of opinion
respecting the means best calculated to attain the!
• greet end desired ; but, after all, with•the mann,.
TWr;Ssi to;!re accomplished is the same---that end
the equal and permanent interest of the whole body
1l titic: Hew important is it, then, that the broad
basis of Truth alone should be adopted, on which
to -go forth to battle! How necessar3 that we
should vraire all minor differences—all sectional
distinctions—and contend alone for thosellicknovv
ledged.principles, which have ever been re=!ogriized
/Lathe fundamental doctrines of our government.
The Democratic -party have never failed to succeed
in an open contest - with. Federalism.. They never
will be defeated in a contest before the .. people,
%then they contend upon the broad ground of those
principles. Nor can it be otherwise. The princi- '
plea - of the Democratic party, as contended fur by
Mr. Jefferson; and again so distiffetly avowed and
prosecoted under Gen: Jackson ; are general and!
progressive. They recognize not the narrow lintA
its of a countnaState, pr. a . section; they cease
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not to operate in a day; or a month, or si.year.- 7 " .
The wide extent of our whole Union is big a Hifi'
tett field iu which to develop their growth g and the I
period when the human mind shall cease to advance
lit iteatruggles after truth—when Man himselfi
shall cease to existelin,".alotte bo• vervortitzed as'
the time when they might become inoperative.—
.. And scan they cease to operate, even when wan
shall tease to exist upon this stage of action ? No,
they cannot, They are a part of the great system
of the Universe, enduring as the Cause in which all
things eternal originated. •
," We can't be beaten, when we all pull togeth.
er." The exclamation is worthy of any true pa
triot—most worthy of him who has neverflinched
in the field of battle; and not to be lightly regard;
el by . those who are more accustomed to warfare
lathe field of political strife. There is as Much
necessity for union in the onecase, as in the other;
aagjie.would say that the necessity is even greats
anion among those professing to regard. hsj
. .isWie — of primary importance, the establish:l
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meat of great moral and political principles: for,'
in'nere physical warfare, the fno often overcome '
the inany but, in the establishment of p s ditioait
principles., numbers alone can succeed. Let, us
the* as a-party, contending for principles 'which
we
,declare are diffusive and eternal, hail this
watchword with delight. Them have been crises
in our history when it - was . acted upon:; and
then We triumphed. Then we were united; and
sought to sustain °Uncivil; bil"virtue of our prin.
codes alone. The people have decided upon the'
merit% of those principles whenever fairly presets.
ted to their. notice ; and always id: their ;favor,
when bus presented. Thus the people of this:
- cannery ever decide, when their intelligenee; their.
pati.fotisin,And their moral sense are appealed to.
. We are not impelled to these -remark's from any
particWar.maniteatations of division iii the Demo
cratiC ianks; but rather thrOugh an appreheosion
that such .a state of things may originate, in view
of thir presaut position as a people. We hose
never bees defeated When the country was at peace.
and in the enjoyment of prosperity; 'and we are
nel'er likely to fail in peace, or in. war, when the
country is prosperous and we are united. Times
like , the present, are dime in which se can -heel
talieei retrospect, and when we can most fitly pee.
pare for the future; and they are such, moigovert
se require the greatest vigilance on our pint, as
Democrats. We therefore,have thought the; yea.
siota fit one, on whichro submit a few thoughts
for the consideration orour friends generally, and,
if, - perchance, they may lead to aziy good result in
tiny county, or State, or section of our country, we
will have attained the highest object of our am bi
tion—to serve faithfully us a sentinel upon the
watchtower, and sound, the note of alarm 3% hen
there is even an'appearerice of danger.
The. most Certain means which we can fesort
to, in every . part of our country, to cfrcct unity of
action and ensure success, is that of a thorough or
ganizatiotifor,ifolifiCal purposes. I,et this be done
by Stites,bir iiiunties, by townships—even by
tricts—and we have nothing to fear. Our friends
are lay such means brought into frequent contact
with each other, the state of affairs of esch - portion
of the country becomes known, a deep interest is
armload in the minds of the people, discussions are
had, sad truth elicited. The artful designs of dem
agogues can be thus exposed, and every man is
brought to feel that he is one of the• great mass
who is interested in the establishment of political
truth. It is only in times of quiet, of inactivity ,
that the spirit of Democracy 'lumbers. It is only
when Falsehood stalks abroad Unopposed, that
Truth is overcome. Such an organization aa.that
refired to has always led us, as a party, to victo
ry. It is just such au organization which led to
the triumph of our forefathers in the great strig
gle for Independence. It is such an organization
as this, which accords with the genius of our itisti-1/4.,
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czrOur City Fathers hare not yet decided upon
the proper grade for Giant street. The questicin
has been before them for some' time, and at every
step they encounter new difficulties.
.We do hope
the matter will be determined speedily, end to the
satisfiction of all the parties concerned. The up
per part of Fifth street is in a . miserahle condition,
and will so continue, of course, until it is properly
graded and paved. The west end of. Wylie street
ie no better. Property owners, who are anxious to.
build, are kept in suspense. and cannot..mm.4lln
inch , until Councils have acted. definitively:.
e l. Col. Too, of Ohio, .Nlinister to Brazil, bade
good bye to his friends on last Saturday, and is
I now on his way to Norfolk, Va., from which place
8 takes a vessel for Rio Janeiro. We learn from
the Mahonirig Index that our old and valued friend
T. J. Morgan, tsq., formerly of New.Lis6m, and
at present a Clerk in the State Department at
Whshington; has received the appointment of Eee
retail ofLer e ation, and . will neeompaoy Mr. Tod.
We trust Mr. Morgati 's health will be improved by
the journey.
• p At the battle of Taos, in Atesicir, where;
many of those who bad been concerned in the'
murder of Governor Bent and the other citizens o
the United States, were engaged, our countrymen
determined to be avenged upon the murderers, and
scarcely gave any quarter. In many instances, it
is said, Mexican . women were found fighting in
men's clothes; who were only recognized-1u such
by dischising their sex indtheir appeals tot quarter
R. J. NIWLANP 3IAFFIT.—We understand
that this distinguished and eloquent gentleman hes
accepted the invitation tendered him by the Irish
Relief Committee, to deliver a Lecture--the , pro.,
ceedslo be applied to the relief o( the destitute;
poor of inland. We are confident that there wall
be an orerficncing church. We are informed that
it willlede!ivared on Thursday night, at the Rev
Dr. Hersesie church.
ozrloltiog is more unpleasant,tiis warm
weather than to be choked with dust on the
streets. By taking a small hose, early in ihel
morning or late in the evening, and attaching it I
to a'hydrant, the streets may to dampened, and
rendered quite ectol and peasant. We liaise this'
suggestkin will be attended to by uur citizens gen.
orally.
(Cr A 'young man in Boston, lately robbed a fel- I
low boarder, (a yowl; lady;) of a considerable:
sum of money, notes, tee., and returned the notes,
accompanied by a letter telling. her that he bad only
borrowed the money, and would pay her interest!
upon it. His letter led to bib arrest—thous) he
bad nut dwell suspected until the letter %MS exam-I
iced.
C'
• It is propirtml in New. York to have a tele.
graphic communication between the City Hull and
each of•the Police totationg, so that information
tnay be at. once given of the locality of a tire, or
any. other important occurrence. •his is a grand
Celle amount to the credit of the Tree Surer
of the United States, on the 30th ult., and which
suUjcet to his draft, was $5,0411450 11. The
nssistantyreasitrer in New York had in his custo.
dy $ . 3.1 , 1*.i.b4 4 81.
"WisiAT Caor.—All the accounts which we t 4,
ceive from Canada, southern Alichignn and Wis.
comin, and northern Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
reprezent the prospect for a Wheat crop as being
very gloamy. Most of the fall wheat has been
killed during thepast winter.
BAD Hannscs.—There is a shameful wa.te of
flour on our streets everyday, in consequence of
the barrels falling lo pieces. Our merchants should
make it a rule not to purchase flour unless It was .
securely put up in good strong barrels, well hooped
and nailed, and the heads firmly fastened in.
cc,bon the 17th ult., the Court House at Napo-
leon, in Henry county, Ohio, was destroyed by fire,
together with all the bas, papers. &re., of the
several offices connected wit it , excepting a ew
books in the Recorder's office.
6 TIM car is STILL, TREY' cost r—Gen.
Wm. Marks of Robinson to 'timship, and John J.
Muse and George Larimer, of Versailles, are an.
uounced as 4 , Whig and Itntimasonic" candidates
for Representative.
kyWe observe that a number of Democratic
papers in I:thio are out in favor of the nomination
of Hon. Reuben Wood for Governor:
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tutions. It is '`aucli,Jih oitgstitiation alone as will
ensure to us a victory over Felleralistir ; and enable:
tis, when n victory is achieved, to maintain in
lafety our position, •
frri + he .'co'ntest for Senator is waxing warm
amongst au' t; amiable and loving , friends, the
l' .
ft yvhigs," All the '"Old Hunkers". in the party
are moving Eielven and eatth , to secure the.nonti
nation of Mr. Darsie. The people in the country
are. generally friend IYto the noinination of Ilt.
Hilands, but the city politicians, who always "rule
the roast," have set their faces against the hard .fish
ed Lirrners.- , A large,and influential portion of the
party, amongst whom, we uuderatand, are the' of.
lice holders around the Court House, the Prothon•
otary,Sheriff, Commissioners, &c.; are Out iii favoi.
Of Mr :Flaniiekin's nomination. The "Young
Whigs,!',at the head of whom is C.. 8. M. Ssirsi
Esq. Editor of the Morning Telegraph, a paper: tiir
extensive circulation and unbounded influence, RA
dissatisfied with all these persons as candidate(.
Mr. Smith, we learn, is determined to defeat Mi.
Darsie's nomination. He is. .very vigilant. 4 .
" whig" friend of ours, who knows all the secrets
Of the party, 'declares that Sniith's open hostility
to Darsie arises altogether from the fact, that he
(Smitb,) id exceedingly anxious to hare the nom'.
ination himself. His proverbial modesty and good
nature forbidition-fromadvocating his own claims
boldly and &Measly; but at the same time, he is
setting his friends to work to pull the wires behind
the scene. We shall hare "oceans of fun," by-and
by. Of all the,,,paraons mentioned for Senator in
the ranks of, the opposition, we really believe the
Editor of the Telegraph is the best qualified. re
sides being a profound constitutional lawyer, he is
a shrewd party tactician, and the cleverest fellow
in the' world...We almost feel certain that Mr.
Smith will he nominated by acclamation I
GIIAND TEXPERAfiCI CELE/M.17103.—We are
informed, by one of the Committee of Arrange
ment. that the Sons of Temperance, in this city
and vicinity, intend having a grand Celebration, on
Thursday, the 20th of May. It is expected that
abotit fifteen hundred will participate in the fes
tivities. Several distinguished gentlemen will en.
tertain those present with eloquent speeches.
White 'a Band, assisted by the Steubenville Band,
will be present, and perform some fine Pieces of
music on the occasion. From what we hear, we
presume it will be ono of the grandest celebrations
we have ever had in the city. "
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Was lisiae , The,
Cincinnati Dommerial says
that Cuzirxxs 811017011 Esq.,'recently editor of the
Enquirer of \ thatr; city; has nearly completed the raising of ,
company for Mexico; under the new
regiiiafttoiy c4Posed - Of men ; of tho- highest re
spectability Vl'e wisbibroiher Broiigh may be as
linemen' ikriveleozninctbe native Mexicans as
he' hail been in .battling with the Mexican „Whigs.
has the courage----crialy give him oppothinily
and he wilt diatinguish himself.
ire Tw o veteran Germans, who were-with Na.
poleon in his campaigns for 10 year; are engaged
in organizing a company , in:Dayton, Ohio.' They
endurectihe snows of Russia; and are now; willing id ,
tlicause of our country, to suffer the privations
of a-tour ; in Mexico. - •
The Adjutant General of the United States;
gives public -noticeohat v•Olunteers who reenlist
for a second term of service to a
second land bounty. So with regulars. •
fry•Tfie N. Y. - Evening Post says that a young
French officer of high rank resig,ned his commis.
lion in tha.yrericti army, and left his native land
to enter the service of our country; and that he'
has enliited in Company B undeiZt. Charles Van
Allen, of that city.
1 .• (1:1-.A fter our despatch was receiVedlast
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evening, at G o'ClOck, the deepest anxiety, was felt
throughont.the city, to learn the particulars oftbe
great battle bet Ween Gin. Scott and Santa 'Anna.
Owing - te.accumulation of_ messages at tEe other
end of ,the line, we did 'not receive our eecond des.
patch until 121 o'clock this morning. '
PtITLADLLPIiIa, May 8, 1847.
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, aturday, I i o clock, A. M.
The Amerie an troops took six thOusand Mexican
rii4hent. Our loss in killed and .woundeil is esti
P, . .
mated ht five hnndred. The Mexican loss is un
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known," but is supposed to be° immense. Hopes
.
are entertained that Gen; Shields ,will recever..l
Coh . Baker, of the Illinois Regiment, had fiftylien
killed and wounded. Our want of dragoons alone
saved Santa Anna. The KintaCky andTenn+see
. .
troopi suffered terribly. No mention is made - of
the Pennsylvania troops. Col. Haskins' Regintient
„ ...
'lost eighty men. Col. - Naylor 's company. f l i orn
. 0
Philadetphia was with the Tenneesee Regime t.
The-Battle commenced on the 17th of APril,
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with -the, advance of - Gen. Twigg,s. , A very se,
vete. engagement ensued. The next day Gen.
SCOg!. Came up, and the main battle was zenetked.
The fighting was bloody and desperate, '. brit the
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Megicans were completely routed. 'Santa Anna
escaped on a mule through! a' chapperal, leasling
his roach, all his papers, money, wooden leg, din.
nor and camp eturpage, and all his mrinitionS of ,
...ear behind. Gen. La Vega, with five other Mex-1
ican generals, and a large number of Ofhiers,
were taken prisoners. They wilt he sent, to 'the
United States. The Mexicans were alaughtered
by hundreds. Our loss was severe, but the rabm- ;
her not certainly . known. Gen. Shielda.was or tally wounded- ..Nlaj. Sumner was Shot in he i
I head, but the wound esti not mortal. Gen. it
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low- was slightly wounded' in the engag,ernen .—,
i Alt the fieldofficers of COL Kaskill's Regi ent'
were wounded. Captain -Mason lost- his le„,„—,
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Fora„ 'Pala rAr ictitr of
,114, Forret (new fa i Lletil _Ewell badly wounded. Li , eut .al . l..i'an
' 1 slightly. Gen. Twiggs parsued the .retreat Ur,
i ' kriand.)
, s!' lam making n tour of Ireland for this parpost 1 111 "fcat:e to ne ar Ja PPa- - Lieu's , Derby, Dacia,
~ , ~ lof ins - ardigating the real condition of the people, I and Davis were badly wounded. CePt. Patton
5ri, !. 1 7 , 2...., 1- I, ' v ''' . . m !? . ." Ile distress iiii widespread, not confined tofown . il . !slightly. Lieuts. Nelson and Gilt of Memphis,
; or , counties,
; !tit le gelieral- it 14 neart N,T en 'tng ; Tenn., were• killed. Gen. La Vega's brother end]
' withers. the chetrese that has come (moor toy Ini-;
rice. America mast not relax her Warts to save ;: Aeveral Mexican Colonels killed.
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their fellow rnortats. Food wilt do it anti one On the lath of April Gen. Worth marelred or
l bemired ,lollars warm from Atne ; lica-would ha mei Mexico. Gen. Scott was Ito have followed he
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..i.,X - CN't WatAX Ma of the steamboat Greet ! valuable as three huratted in menet Clothing's! .
shoes, 'oreghosseser Old:Wilt be:llse next accepted "me day.
Western, about three yea rs ag o 'b oug h t a h o rse irribla and szasenablettertation to food. I trust in God t The Nterican prisoners .will he petalled. The
Canada w h ic h_ h e tnirtitsht.re Buffalo on his w a il that each State will freight a ship forthie•countryl'otheers have arrived at Vera-Cruz. . . !
•
Last winter the horse was seized, on amount of tbel na' ferrite and th " a. " I ennui give ten several 1 ---`-` . r
io4lnores or the eireets'ef this terrible farrtioe, bit i A TI eN T Le A N D 011 tee T I-ent epee
Captain not having reported him to the Cletens! t grew sit ik s at ate mer it r ec ei t e a t Wi ves m .„4 31, 4 1,.; 1 , , "..
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House officer, and was condemned. Lately, the: rev of Aroicre,a, only think of an Irish mother I .* " °e • `"' l 'l eav c". IN -s. sad Gen. J. A. Moor`
eat, decided that the' placing her dear 'ante- ofr t ireng, to the.s t atne ee r oil head, of . Pittsburgh, were elected Directors at :the
Secretary at the Treasury
boat likewise was Liable, under our laws., to seizure i '''''' e, e n 4
Peet of straw, irt a earner of a wretebesi 1. Piniudelphia and Pittsburgh Telegraph' at a long
.
and cordemir4liOrt,
Is star au then think of. her going -there hit ii g h e m i n phitad. e lphi a thra.aft er p oea l
[ the morning and finding .all titelat (save Oa?) item' . .-----
famine anil.the famine fever, and that darling of, ;
t
I her Least a.critir, for two grains of corn, Thera
i are ethers equally as strong a% this is; ;list plead
our chanly, American,, 41 the name of God skstil
i'slunatast tit the work - of-preserving lift,.”
1 , Extract freer , Ifr. .Ferresirs &tier, i 4 ?Sr,: Tril.Writim! ,
1 "To give'you a correet sr.swer to your letterl
r from I'litslnirgh—with reference to the' times la'
Ireland, is more then I Can drs—as the Ali - nighty!
only knows, what is to Avelieme of tlvrere timea—l,
, yeti May consider the Aituatiottor the pri`or' in ibis;
i county (tkmegat) where Ureters not one meadof!
'potatoes for them to eat, and et iireient, there 41
but few farniliee in the comity thethave one pound;
!of meat; my only fear is that the present is not i
the worst--ores neighborhood is not the worst;
i part of the co u nty— w e are honorable to stand thel
i shock than others in this country. distress;
the distres
.!IS not rontineil to localities such as Sigfreeler,l
Cork, Illoyo, and -such like placee, the distress isl
`general alt over 'Zeeland. The Government have f
;given laata of .money iii he repaid in ten grata—. '
i but lettere , men of ii,leiesi dill not, reeii,le, to make
i prerertments end get, there,eharr4.-41, the worst
1.011, This county was riot situated that way : We
i ! got our share. ; We has-e in this parish about
tile hundred persons werkie,g at Hoed makine - .
1 These men are paid nine pence per day, ( tec)
and some of themhave. -families to support of
;
from 8 ter 10 persons, with Indian meal at 21
pence (;;ie.) -pee peck is only seffi6ent to -keep
tile in them. lint to look. them in the face, dis•
I tress and rahaty is plain to be seenre.whert this is
done, what will become of them, as it cannot last
1 longe--and even last week they 'cut down the emu.
1 bee 211 to • every hunched. If potatoes were to
grow in future there is no teed, and our'crop . 0r;
ears will neter support - onetbird of Our population. I
So, as I stated to you, my fear is that the present;
its riot the Woret—for even, it we could get proeiS.'
!ions from oilier countries, we will hair nothing tow
I give in return next year. Many had cows. sheep„
i and other. thing?, but they had to part with them,
lat the beginning of the (Indies*. Tile subscrip
tions you are generously sending from America, I
with other vontribittions from I•: , ngland s are die;
tributes! freely to, the poor. '
But to conclude this, I think thousends `tolist
die, as many have already, but "the Lord's will
must be done."
0:149n the 3d inst. 175 soldiers from Michigan,
arrived at,Cincinnaii, on their way to.the seat of
war. The Commercial says that four more corn.
panics were expected on the following day.
Frairs.—A. destructive fire occurred at Greens
burg, Ky. on the 18th nit. A row, of the .finest
buildings in the place was consumed, and the
Court House considerably injured,
We learn from the Cincinnati Signal, of
Wednesday, that the extensive Saw Mill and Pla
iting establishment of Mr. G. H. Steffy, on Con.
gress street, was destroyed by fire on Monday night.
Loss, 510,000. No insurance. • A men Whose
name is unknown was found amongst the'ruins
the next morning, burnt to death.
'f.E.There occurred a great fire at Griffin, in
Georgia, in the latter part of April, by which four.
teen valuable store houses and their: contents were
destroyed. Nearly the whole town was consumed.
0:7.0n the 28th ult. a fire was raging in the i
pines of Monmouth and Burlington counties, New
Jersey. The - mails were stopped in se , .eral pia-1
ces, in consequence of it extent, and all other corn
munieation suspended.
Result in Virginia.
The Richmond Enquirer and Whig both ntrree
in giving what is now generally- believed to be the
entire result of: the election. The' following com
prises •the:Congressional Delegation :
1 1 1140CRATS.
Arch. Atkinson,
Gen. C. Dromgoole.
Thomas S Bocock,
Thomas H. Bay
R. T. L Beale,
_Henry Recliner,
James ..‘l'Dow ell,
Wrn. G. Brown,
Thompson -9
The fullowin: res-nit of the Legmlatioci is ;lien
by both the Whig and Enquirer;
Democrats. Whigs
Senate, hold overc... A:3 S-
E!ected this spring... 3 3
Rouse of Delegates: .62
f 3 43
A tie on joint ballot_ Lait year there was
Detnorratie majority of 22.
.
The Caters publishes the Collo:vim: note from
Lord Palmerston, presenting the thanks al the firi ,
tish Government and nation to the people of the
United States, for their liberal eontrtbutiora Ite aid
of the7atitrering people of Ireland
Fon aro x Grrier, 3tarth t, 1547.
Sir : I have received your dispatch So. 8, of the
12th ult.., stating-that measures have Lem taken
(or the purpose of raising a subscription in the
United 'States for the relief of the destitute Irish
poor.
Andl bare to instruct you to take every oppor
I tuna,' of saying how grateful her Majesty's Gov.
eminent and the British nation at largeleel for
this kind and honorable manifestation of syrups.
thy, by the citizens of the United States, psi the
sufferings of the Irish people. It miglit'snared
have - peen expected that a generous and high mind.
cd nation would deeply comininerate the sufer• ''
logs which an awful visitation of Providence has :
inflicted upon so large a ' , draft:fan, descended :
from the twine ancestors as tlierrisciSes. But the
active and energetic assistance which the people
of the United States arts thus affieding, to the pociri
Irish, %stole rt redects the highest honor upon our,
translantie brethren,. moat feud to draw closer, and
to render stronger arid more lasting, those ties of
friendship and mutual esteem Which her majesty's
govetninent thuds will long continue to.exist be
totem the two great branches of the Anglo-Saxon
larnity-r—separated. indeed, from each other, by
geographical position, but united together by com
mon interests, to which every succeeding
: year
11Thit add in - creasing extension and force. tt ant.
&c•, PA DM ERSTON
To the Right Hon. Ihichilril Pakentram,
A . sno:r IN
The rival candidates for Governor in Termes
sec., (says the Pennsylvanian,) are two Browns,
the present incumbent, Aaron:V. Brown, who is
the Democratic nominee for re-election, arid Gen
Neil S. Brown, the Federal nominee. The Gov.
is sanl. to he a perfect whole team ; and tra , follow.
inn extract from a late reply of his to his compet•
itor, is proof that he is a rough customer in de
bate :
i - Who can contend that the boundary of Texas
was left open for the future action of Gdegress?—
Look to the absurdity and.cruelty of such an ar
gument. The President sends our army - to the
Saltine. There General. Taylor takes his position,
and he and his brave army look over to the west.
They see the Mexicerr - army pass over the Rio
Granite and invade Texas. Can't we fight them
noir ? "No." say the Whigs, "the western hour.
dory is open and unsettled:' But look, they cross
the Nueces I Can't we fight them nowt "No,"
say the Whigs, , the western boundary is open."
,
But look! they have. crossed the Coloradol the
itowns are all on fire! the Texan people are fleeing
before them! Cant we fight them now? "No, not
!
i yet," say the Whigs, " the western boundary is
open!" But look! yonder are the Mexican lan
cers striking down and piercing through and thro'
the poor decrepit old men, Unable to flee from
them, and yonder the licentious Mexican is laying
his rude hands on the.thrinking females—we al
most hear their screams under the outrage,.-._o!
can't we fight them how "No, no," say the Whigs,
"not yet, not yet: the western boundary is opal!"
Good God! have reason and justice and humanity
fled the earth, that such doctrines are s n aintaine4
among an enlightened people I.
Mackinatv.—On the 22d of April, a fleet of ves
sels was at that port waiting for the breaking up
of the ice in order to puss up Lake Michigan. The
winter at Mackinaw is said to have been uncom•
monly. severe. Provisions' had become scarce,
and not a barrel of flour could be obtained outside
the garrison until the steamers arrived. Captain
Carey company of 2d Infantry at the post is or•
dered to Mexico, and a, company of Michigtin re.
mutts will then occupy the post.
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John S. Pendleton,
ThotnaN S. Ploarr•.cy,
Wrn. L. Goggin,
Wl7l. B. Preston,
Andrew S. Patton—tr.*
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Ma. irAIIPEU ollipiris of intimacy with
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a vd.ryexcellent Man , vyboii-a. Wingi.frorp whom
I som e times receive certain hints as to . eveMs that
are to be brought to. light by - his party. All the
plans and arrangetrients are first. carefully' matured
by, those „able inf skillful men our. County Com
missioners,'and afterwards a ct:ll.is isstied,and the
Convention - conw-mgether, oud ratify -,what has
been se; 14:ell P`repared' to their hands. My friend
inlorrns me that the County T r amissioners -have
selected the following ticket.to be nominated for
the. Assembly. It looks formidable, and it- will
behoove us to. select our very ablist men to op
pose it, unless we intend to submit,to no inglori
ous defeat. '
'Eenute---T. J. Pigharn.
Ashernblyainuel Palmer,
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John Jack. • _
Mn.' Flanvent—With your permission I will
trouble you to publish the fultow•Mg extracts, - (torn
gentlemen well informed, on the distress in Ireland.
The first is from Mr. Br an KTT i which has, been
furnished me by my old preceptoi,.(inMontreal,)
now a distinguished member of the New York bar.
The otter was handed me - by airorthy friend,•Mr.
WILKINSON.. Both letters have the most recent
date. It' gives me great sdtisfaction tor-state thM
our oWn country is acting nobly in the cause'of
human benevolence:—Wherever I tuldresied Meet
ings the People - have come forward With a praise
worthy- generosity, and contributed freely and
largely --for u God loveth acbeerful giver." lam
at a loss for words to, express my acknowledg
ments to our warm hearted and christian frient r ls
throughout Allegheny, .Now pleasing it must be
to all, to know that the grateful people of Mitt
fated -Country are rilrering up their prayers to Al
mighty Goff, for the welfare and preservation of
the people of our city; the first to send relief to
Ireland.
Methinks can see, the prdad emblem of our
glorieins . republic-(the.eagle,)towering aloft and
skimming over the WOO expansive ocean-sprea
ding its ample wings' over .Ireland, saying arise--
r for the sons and daughters of:Columbia" will feed
and keep you front starvation. Then cross over
to haughty England and scream in the ears i:sl
Royalty—Behold the Americans feeding your fain
.
ished subject's, that you have defrauded out of that
which God intended for them, 'twill then .wing
its way hack to its own blight stars
"that shine
alike on all-,-where alt are blessed with -plenty*
there rest in security on the loftiest pinnacle froin
all danger. Well the American people,. deserVe
the thanks and gratitude of the British government,
and not only of them, but they have exhibited to
the whole World that iobleness of soul which will
redound to the honor and fame of our infant re
public. Never in the memory, of man has there
Leen any thing to equal the generosity and chris-
tian charity of our people., This country will fdr
ever be remembered and remain a blessing to mil-1
Iwns.
T treat, for the .sake of *tarring women and
children, that our generous, transporters - *in see
The neietaity of giving our freight the preference.
We are willing to pay therm-the outside price.
Let the poor souls have the 'keg! that the . generotis
public are contributing,'and Heaven will revrani
those that take care of the poOr:. I feel that I am
amply rewarded for whatrlittle _have done, by the
frre.will offering of our gentlemanly editors.
-ask no higher favor than the :good opinion of the T
public.
nr true re%pert,
1103E'RT 11. KERN
The Cand flicl.c:—The appropriation of thb
Fur
plus canal revenue, fur the pmsecution of the ca
nals of this State, passed the senate yesterday in
five .eparate bills, agreeably to . the order of that
body, taken on the previous day. The hills ap
propriate, in the aggTegate,, upwards of $900,000
on the basis of the report made by Mr. Dentliston,
from the canal committee of the senate, and the
respective bilk passed unanimously, -The Sums
appropriated are as follows : • •
Erie Enlargement
Genesee Valley, ..
Black River
Oswego Canal
Oneida river..
y 300,6-20 $
A bill, embracing all these objects, and appro•
printing an aggregate of upwards of a million of
dollars, ban already passed , the assembly ; so that
we may regard the resumption of the public,works
under the provisions of the-new constitution, as
fairly comtneneed.-41bany dlrgus.
'There recently died at Khoi, in Persia, Prince
Moored Ali, the 85th-eon of Feth Ali, Shah . of
Persia, who had 104 children, of whom 39 are still
living. On The .decease of his fatber,' , in 1831,
Moored Ali left the conrt, retired into one of the
provinces, where" he lived in a comparatively hum•
ble style. Ile, was a l man, of highly cultivated
understanding, and-;employed himself chiefily in
astronomy. He published, alew years ago, a tree.
tise on the . prognostics.iof tho.,weather
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DkiSPATOTLEIP igctiri trap i.osert
BY ELECTRITIEUGRAPEL
GREthiATTL IIEN IP.SI6ANS.
4MER16,4 , 1VS VICTORIOUS.
Vivo DI
ettc.aat Generals taken 'Pilionees 1
PUILADTAPIITA, May 7, 1 . 547.1 .
o'clOck, P. M. •
The southern mail, which hasjust arrived, brings
more glorious ROWS from our gallantlittle - irrny
in MeXico. Another great battle has been fought
between thilbrcis under General Scott and the
Mexicans, near Cerro Gordo, which resulted in the
entire, routing -of the Mexican. army. But few
Americans-were killed and wounded, while: the
loss on the side of• the Mexicans immense.
rive Mexican Generals hail beenJaken prisonersi
LATER.NEW&
PARTICULARS OF THE GREAT BATTLE
Mexicans Slaughtered . * Hundreds
ADlREticitiv Loss VERY SEVERE.
I Cet.terron's OrFla; Pkttstetrgl3,2
'lay,'• ft, 1547 : 5
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Amount received n; this n4hre tor canal tells,
;donor, the week ending Wednesday evening, 3ilay
56, $:. , :3 , .. 1 4,32. LEV/ G , CLOVER, Cotri.
Fans las asszosr.—Ther price of passage it } rn
New York to Boston, by - the Stonington route, ties
lately been - reduced to $4 for cabin and $2 tit) for
deck passengers: Freight is now taken at 7 cents
the cubic toot, and 30, cents the, WO
ry , rare and ecarce collection of Theological
and AlisreilaneOns &mks, will be sold'at 3.l'6len
n auction morn - I,llljg evening, at eaky gas
Sescts.--`l'he Jyurnal of Commence of
the 3d nut., says that the amount of specie receiv
ed from foreignsports during the past week, Was
st<4S-4,9—•0; and that the amount of specie in the
vaults of the banLs of that city on, tivrlst of this
month, ',vas $L01:0,0.0.
Mineral Region of Luke Superior. ,
4 FKW cloz,:latest edifion) of "Houghton and
A A_ :Bristol's Miners! Region," QCCompattied by
the map of the entire country; number and kcal on
of every permit, name and capital stock of all 0,
I nniung companies, result or the geologjeal and ye
E
1 pographicat survey, together with rdl tlie, stittisti 1,
information reams to the Misieral Region ort4ke.
Bepeoori are containetl in the work. For iale bi - :i
.., RAYS di. BROCK:VIA - Ali, Druggists, 1
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,'. . No. 2, tiiiiiinere ia.l'Row, , LihertY it:
l mayS4:llm
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I it) E§T.?. i CjFUL t.l7infernis his rrien t ti t s, and i t h d a
IL, peki In gen e ra l , tha t he o. nom 11 act up, an
ready to receive Boarders at his house, an Ilith-at.,.
iopposke.the - Jail. Iterreahments and Meals can lbe
had at any:hi:nu in the ~lay. : triayS-31nA,
1
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T . ) ACON..-40,000 lbs.l.link, Sides and Shouldes,
11 part in canvass, for sale low by
P. C. MARTIN,
Cor. Smithfield and Front sts;
Last Sale of Books,
OF PRESENT CONSIGNMEv TS.
rpms evening, at 71 o'clock, at the Commercial
Sales Room, corner of Wood and Fifth streeis,-
Will be sold, a large, collection of valuable now and
second hand Books, among which arc Encyclopedia
Americana, 14 voln.;• Nicholson's Encyclopedia,
12 vols.; Works of Shakspeare, Byron, Burns, Scott,
Shelly and other standard. Poetry; Theology; History;
FiCtion; Medicine; Music . ;,Law, &c.
Vainly and Pocket Bibreiii, Prayer Books, splendid
Anntials; among which tire#lo — Copics of the Odd .Fel
low's Offering, Letter and Cap writing Paper, Blank -
Brinks, Steel Pens, Engravings, ge.
mvti JOHN D. DAVIS, Auccr,
.
Scarce mid valuable Books,
And fine Engravings (the batante of an .Easton
Jobber': Stock) at Auction;
BY •J,A NIES At >KENNA, Atmrroaten.
A l' the Auction Room, No: Wood street, 3
doors from sth, this evening, Saturdny, May.
Sib, at early gas light, will be sold without reserve,
n large and valuable lot of Theological-; and Mis
cellaneous Books, the balance of - stock an east
ern jobber returning home. Some are very scarce
and seldom offered it Auction. 'Among 9 C,vhich
is Saint Binavetine's Life of Christ; from thesorigi
nal Latin, gilt edge andplates ;'Manuals and Pray
et Books; Graham's .Chemistry;, Mrs. Ellis'Fami
-Monitor; I'. Babington Macauley's Essays,
critical and miscellaneous ;.',Nleadow's French and
English Dictionary; Anthony Ainsworth; Penny
Magazines; Newton on the Prophecies; Ftench,
German and Latin , Dictionary; very. old editions/
Pone ; Laiiiiitatir,-Corviniamea;. Family and.Po`ak 7 '
eG Bibles, in extra bindings ; and a general assort-'
rrient of- &hoot toul.Ziact.Lanetitis Books;
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Ifiaifitgitir HE POOR OF IRELAND.
''Elie ExeCtitive Irish Relief Committe, take
iteesure jo state, that the Rev. J. Nkirxsero Mee ! ,
err • VoltUctel ieer a.Lecture, on Thurtitley
13th.iust., T at:- 8 .o'elock; at the Rev. Dr. Herron's
Church, Wad(' street. The proceediln; given. ,
to the stereini poor of Ireland. The *nine Ond
benevolent public are expected. •. :
Tickete•SO•cente k to be had at the tolloiring Pla
ces, viz: Johnston & Stodkion's, Kay & Co.; Lei)
Loomis's, Dr. Kerr's Drug Store, Mitchell's Hot
Store, Allegheny city, and from R. H. Kerr.
• • '" • By the Cornmittee, - . -
111: ALLEN, Preit. pro. tern.
H. Kean, Serreniryi • ' •
The Minagere of the-%VT/HospitiiLASSOCia•
tioll, will•meet at thelhing Pittebtugh• this.af
ternoon, at. 3 o'clock. •
For this city and also for the city of Allegheny,
are rewectfullprequested to dike• their wilediente
forthwith, and.head the money over to - •
may 7 M. ALLEN..
The. Executive Relief Cornmittee will meet on
every Tuesday , at 4 o'clock at the Navigation in
surance Office. By the committee.
mayO. R. H. KERR, Secretary.
Farmers and others bringing produCe for the
starving poor of Ireland, will please inform Michael
Allen, Esq., on Water street, who will ,attend to
the same and give storage in• his spacious ware
house to all donations offered for the relief of the
poor of Ireland. By the Committee;
ap29 ROBERT U. g.ERR, Sec'y.
STAGE MANAGER,
' PIIEVATE BOW Q 5; ISIAGLE TICALTS 75 CTS.
Dress Circle, 60 cents. Secon d. Box, 37} cents
I
Pit, 26 4, Gallery, 90 - .4,
Fifth pied of Mrs. MASAN and Mr. WEIEATLEY
Will be acted Tobin>s Comedy, in 3 acts called the
HONEY MOON.
Duke Aram,
Juliana,
The entertaiiinient of the evening to conclude with
•thelltrilling Drama, in 3 acts, called s•-•
' •LUCRETIA -BORGIA. •
.
Doors open at past 7 o'clock, curtain will riso at
1 before S.
The lox office will be open daily from 10 o'clock
A. M., to 1, P. M., turd' from 2 to 5, P. M., where
any number or gents may ho secure:l.
gtrliis particularly requested that no children, in
alma be brought to the Theatie.
A T MORSE'S (late Cook's) irreaastir Deeor:
.1 - 1 An Overland Journil - rtitind the World, durieg
the years IS4I-42, by Sir George Simpson, Gover
nor in Chief °film Hodson Bay Company's Terri
tories.
A Dictionary ofPoetical Quotations, consisting o
extracts on every subject; compiled from various au
tbors, and arranged under appropriate beads; by
T. Watson, M. D.
The Medical Student's Vade Menem: or Manual
Examinations; by Geo. Mendenhall, M. D., lecturer
on Patholo , ,,y in the Medical Institute of Cincinnati,
member or dm llfedienVociety, etc. •
Small Books on Great Subjects, 3, vols. -
My Little Geography--a superior thing of the
kind. • • • •
• • • -
History of tho Rerolutimi in 'Germany.
Modern Chivalry: or the Adirenturcs of Captain
Farrago—comic. . • .. • "
Dombey & Son, No: 7. • •
Living Age, No. 155.
The Secret Band of Brothers, . illustrated; by J.
IL Green—it thrilling story.. •. .
The Arta and Mysteries of Gambling, illustrated ;
by J. U. Green.
.• r
Lives or euly British Dramatists—a rare and beau
tiful work. • . •
Blackwood's Magazine for April.' . •
-A Tait of the 03d Convents orParier.
• 'Mexico as it was and fa', with 'numerous , antra.
The Meteor: Or the Cutter of the Ocean—a gea
Story". - . • • •
Gen. Taylor's Life, - Battles and Correspondence.--
with illustrations. ,
. . .
liarper:a Illustrated Shakspearc—complete and
beautiridly bound.. - -
Just received and-for iile at - MORSE'S Literary
Dept, 85 Fourthittett: " rovB
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"rim undersigned hare this daY•associated them.
j. selves together, under the firm and. style of
Jon:" BLACE & Cod, for the purpose of conduetini
a Wholesale Grocery Produce and Commission Bu
siness and have take thatspacioui Warehouse, No.
166 Liberty street, pposite Sixth, where they will
be pleased to see their friends and farther patrons.
•-•" . .• - , HENRY liI , CULLOUGH,
. .. JOHN. BLACK.
Pittsburgh, Aprd I, 11117—may S-Itno .• .
TN the Court of Common Pleas, of Allegheny
j . county, onjuno Term, A. D., 1847. No. 94.
In the matter of tho Petition of Francis Herron,
Thestee of Eve Anshutz, wife of George Anshutz,
for diochaige from the further execution nfa cer
tain Trott.
- And now, to wit May I
p , 1849 J:
llortionia Sewell, ' Hoe., resents the
•K: ' • Petition of Rev. Irrancis lierron,•Tras
s"" (*** tee of Eve Armlet:, (late Hampshireo
• ' 4 ,4; praying to be .clischarged • from said
1 41. , Trust. And it is ordered, that notice
((Weald application be given, to all persons whom it
may concern, by publication once a week in the
Pittsburgh Gazette, and Daily Post, until the second
Monday of June next, at which time the prayer will
be granted, if no sufficient cause-be shown to the
contrary. From the Record. • ..
myt-d !mid , 311RA1H UULTZ, Pro.
Admlstistralenetii Notlee. ' '
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U uederrigned havielf taken out Letters ofAa
ministi*on upon the estate of Jana Little,
sieceased, her bj notifies all persons indebted to said
estate, to make immediate payment, and all persona
having claims against the mune, to present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
JANE LITTLE, Administratrix....
may&svGt .
THE ORIGINAL BAND OE
SAIILE fIARDIO.NISTO
EG respectfully to announce Two of their unique
B
C oxen are , at PlilLo HALL, on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, MaY 10th end 1 Nth. During
each evening, a rich and rare selection of Ethiopia,n
Melodies and Parodies from the Gems of the most
favorite Operas of the day will be sting. For pertic
niers see small bills. ocrDoors open at TV, Concert
to commence at 8 precisely. ma7-3t
Great Engllelt Remedy
For Coughs, Colds Asthma ) and Consumption!
frIlE great and 'only remedy for Colds Cougha,
1. Asthma and - CoNsc3rPrion, is the ARIAN
BALSA.M 'OF • LIM, ditcovered.by: the celebrated
Dr. Buchan, of London. England; and introduced in
to the United States under the immediate superin
tendanco of.the inventor. .'
Tho extraordinary success of this medicine , in the
cure of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American '
Agent in soliciting for treatment - the womb POSSIPLE
casts that can be, found in the community—cases
'that . seek relief in vain from any of the common
remedies of the day, and have been given up by the
most distinguished Physicians as CONFIRMED AND Inv-
CUILATILk. The Hungarian Balsam
.bas cured, and I
will cure the aropr mrsrmiiri or; cisis. It is no
quack nostrum, bnt'a standaid English medicine, of
known and established efficacy.. • •
Every flintily in the United States eliohld be sup
plied with Ilycban's Hungarian Balsam of Life, not
only to countortuttrhe consumptive tendencies of
the climate, but to.be used as a preventive medicine
in all cases of Colds, Coughs, Spitting of Blood, Pain
in We Side and Chest, Irritation and Soreness of the
Lungs, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing, Hectic
Fever,
Night Sweats, Emaciation and General De
bility,Asthma, Influenza, 'looping Cough and Croup.
tcr Sold in largo bottles, at $1 per bottle, with
full directions for the restoration of Health.
Pamphlets, containing a rimier English''and A
merican cerftficates, and other evidences, shovving
the unequalled merits of the great English Remedy,
may bopbtained of the Agenta,gruhtuonaly. -.••
Davto'F.' BevelEr, sold Agent for the United.
States, 119 Court street, Boston.
T. W. Drorr & Sons, General .Wholesale Agents •
,
No. 139 North . Second street, P.hiladelphia. • - -
For Sale by B. A, F.AIINESTOCE Co., io`iner
61 Wocosi end Front strict:.
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IRISH RELIEF COMMITTEES
HUSH RELIEF
IRISH RELIEF
PIT TSBURGH THEATRE.
Saturday Evening, May 19,
A' riot& Ariilvaii of New Books
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CERTIFICA.t.F.B OF DEPOSIT, BANK NOTES,
• . : AND SPECIE,
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4vo; (4 WOod it., orie door above Fourth, East side,
. • • • Pittsburgh, Pa.
4171IIRREN'I S Funds received on deposit, and col
110.1dcrions Wide on all the Cities lhroughout the
:United 'States. Sight checks on Baltimore, Philadel
phia, New. York, Boston and Cincinnati, constantly
for sale in sums to suit purchasers.
The paper of the Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and
'Virginia Banks bought and sold - on . this.Most fssor-
able terms.
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The hlg,hest premium ilkadfor Foreignhnd Altteri
tan Gold'an'a Silver - coins. "'• •
Eschiatire - on=Eriglatal,:lrehott — tiermilWOOV
France procured, . . . marlo4awi •
t oy ,. Remittances to'
A D PASSAGE PEON
LIVERPOOL, LONDON, and the varieror•Parte et.
IRELAND, to NEW YORK, PHILADELPHLV.
• .•••• • , AND PITTSBURGH. '
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HE undersigned, 'Agent for`. l lkfearati;
IMO'S. dr Co., is remitting money's to England,
Ireland, !Medina and 'Walers,,:it"the'ratiarFfit.4
Dollars to
.the .CI sterling. Drafts humid for any ;
amount drwn direct on the Roy%) Bank of.l.Mlaniij;
Dublin, and on 'Mews Prescott, Grote, Amea 111- c 0 4,,.
Bankers,. London,' payable on - prestinti6on matt.
'Bank in the United:Kingdom free,ofdiscount or any
charge whatever. _Those desirous of. Tenanting, or
sending for their friends will ease apply to the sub,
criber, at his •Offieri o nPenn street, 4 doors' abort
the Canal Basin.• ; JAMES BLAKELY:'
Persons at a distance nishing information' Will re;•
eeive .an answer try &qui Mails IT dire ctilt (PVIIt•
paid) as above . •'• • • '
Refer to the Banker's; blerchantiti; and Micitiditi>.`
furers of Pittsburgh anirvicinitj , . "'a;•spl7.dawtf •
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Iron city llotoi.,
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it TRS: PATHICN. & SON - will COatitltle t0,ke0p,146,,.. i
131 Iron City Hotel, Fifth st. between W00d.;n14 . ,
Market streets, where therwill lie glad to entirtakis
their customers and the publican general..• "
MACHINE F AILDB.I. 0 011 I; FINDINGS, 4;4 _
M. Cummins, Nit. 12e.1 Liberiiist., 5 doors below st.
- Ci air street.' --
NrSsns.'SiMes Smith 'Es Co.', Macline Ckd t
Agency, Matualacturerfa 'Finding Establish.;
meat, and dealet In Clocts, Looting Gloss Plates,
Frames, Glaze, 'Variety .Goods,'&e. • • :• •' i
. nov.•18--reb23diew • - •• •• .
...C. S. Pon!rm.
• • •W. M. FOSTER
. Mad
H.A.D.-10 barrels prime Shad, jeatliceived
S for sale by SMITH 4. SINCLAIR,
may? :•4' 66 Wood at
EERRING. -25 birteli; Baltimore Beningijaat
received and for sale by . ' • -
:M EL. WHEATLEY
.MRS. bIASON.
army. "' 56 Wigid • it.
ARECEIPT FAR: THE HUMAN HAIRi=-To
force
,its growth and, heattktrillike trgolit,
silky, clear and fine. ,
Peisona who (in consequence of tie many eselerii,
things sold) set down. every Article (be it ever so
good,) as a humbug. 'lf people could be made to:
try a 3s bottle of Jones' Coral Restorative, and see
how it makes dry, - rusty, red light Emir moist, soft,
aburn and dark ; keeps it so, and by its use for some
time, causes it togrow naturally beautiful, If people.
could seethe number of poor reip.ectable Mechanics
' that use it (aye, and find it the cheapest thing they
can use,) for dressing and beatitifying the, hair, far
keeping it soft and in order three times as long as:,
any other article made, audit coats but 371 cents for
a bottle. Read these certificates.
BALD HEADS, BALD lIEADS—Mr. William,
Jackson, of 89 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., certi—
fies, on the 3d of February, 4847, that Mr. Thamai
Jackson's head, on the top, was entirely bald for 1b
years;und that by using two 3s bottles ofJonea's Co,
ral Hair Restorative P the:ll:Lirfast growing and,
thick, and will aeon d ie entirely restored.
Grey Heads, Grey Ileads—.Read-1 hereby certify . 4
that toy hair.was turning grey, and tbat since Leave'•
used Jones's Coral Hair Restorative . it; entirely
ceased falling—is growing fast, and has a flee dark
look. Before I used. Jones's Coral Itestarative
,combed out handfuls of hair daily..
THOMPSON, 92 king it., N. Y. 4
• Mr. Power, grocer, in Fulton' st.;. had his hair'
choked'up with dandruff,. and Jout's' coraUllait• '
Restorative entirely cured it. ; ' •
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D 3 you wont to dress, beaut(jy;gztisake your hair
sift and fine: Read.—l ) Hem,lieu, late barber. •
on board the steamboat South Anierican„do i'arbry,
that Jonea'neorai Hair Restorative is' the beat article
I ever used for dressing, softening, cleaning, - ant:
keeping the hair a long time in cities; all my can- -
:turners preferred it to any thing else. •
Sold by W. Jackson, at. hia Boot and ShotifitOrek,-
and Patent Nledicine warehouse, S 9 Liberty st.ihead.-1
of Wood at, Pittsburghr-In Brittle! at 371, 50 Cts.
and ono Dollar. my!! .
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Pso~tosdls
.tor - Pittisksuigh Coal.
TIROFOSALV will be.received by the undenigned;
' 1 1" until the *first day of June,, for the delivery of
16,900 bushels of Fitlaburgh Cent!, of the beat qual
ity for the fibrication of Gas, to be furnished. oti or
before the first day'of October ne*t., at' the.St:Leakii,...,
Gas Works payment to be-made upon
• For furt her particulars applito the undersigned.
MACXENZLE,
Chairman If the .Gas Light roini* tee. • ;
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BY:JOHN:D. DA ; ,AUCTIONEED. -
SOUTH:Rap' conitzit OF %'1301i • IMl*lrag
ON illo'ridny morning the tOth inst., at 10 o'clock,
at the Commercial Sales Rooms, cor of Wood
and sth sts., Trill" he, sad; Tor. Cash currency, an 111. #
tetaive assortment cif- seasonable,' staple and hies' ,
Dry Goods, &c.
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At 2 o'clock, P. M. - ,7A-Jarge.qturntity , of bottle.
hold. furniture; among which are splendid-p 47
bureaui, Taney and eon:anon !ett
bedsteads, wisll'and Wink 'stands, tables,. locking : ".::
chaiis, .pleaded mantle lanips, mantle clocks,,lo4-1
lag glasses; also feather beds, beding, mattnises,
engravings, wire fenders, alit:mete, glassware,
queenswaxe, groceries, Ike.; one patent motticklW,
machine.
At 7; o'clock—A large assortment of ready m ' atiet- 6 :
clothing, gold and silver watchetr, 4aperior Uhler •
and pocket cutlery, bouts, shoes, hatpesnipskiksktke
.
Steamboat yartelat '•_‘ •
(AN Monday afternoon, 101.1 r at 4,1. o'clock,
on board, at the Monongahela wharf; below the
month of Ferry street, will be aold.,the atearnbout
with her Furniture, Tackle, all of a.
which is in goed tikder, and may be examined at ear_
time ppylous to time o.f.sale, %Tonna of isle will pet r
[man '4oHki tt.
Of ' a lasrge Stock of Dry Good . s Wear, Boots;:auri , : .
Shore, Harehrare 'and Cutlery, the batatett of '
ea-led:ice City Store, at..diction.
1:1Y JAMES,MiKENNA.
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A T the Auction Rooms, No 114 Wood alreet,,..3:
duois from sth, commencing on hionderricsti...
May 10th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and con:
tinning every evening at early gas light (Suudari •
excepted;) until the entire•lot is disposed of; it .ia.
the largest stock of Goods that heti been sold at thee
and unlimited pricea.iia.the City for - a considerable •
length of time; the article's base an been pnrch.ssed,
with greatcare and judgment in the Eastern Cities,,
exclusively for this market,• among which may hei.+
enumerated the following in part, viz :
About 300 pieces English, French:and Americtik::l
Prints, latest styles; Superfine black and fancy Car;
simeres; Do do. Caseinetta; Superfine and fine Broad.: .
Cloths; Fancy Tweed Cloths; .Steubenville
Keystone, Cashmere,- and Fancy, do; * Floe Shirts,
Suspenders, and Over-Coats, Pantaloonti, and Voidsi
Dress and Surtout Coats; Green and White DcinrisitiCi
Blankets; Cravats, and Pocket. Bandkerchiell; SOW . - -
in? Silk; Patent Thread; Drillings; Finer Linen Gam-.
brie Handkerchiefs; a largo . Ussort,rdent Of•Shiwillt
Victoria Lawrie; BeaverteensyMous Delitines;Flia=?:
nels; Buttons; Groves, &c.
my 7 JAMES MICENIPAiAuct,r.
Iflre
.Engin .ue e 4'o; Swle. "
FIR4r. cate - Atecond cl Eire . opgiicri that
a.gallery.,streeze r :
with pipes and .4iverything ready for. .erica: • - Elbe •
will be sold low: Forfarthoipaitioulars ineuipaef
• • .• .Whi. GORMAN, • -
A.DANS GETTY, 'Comnaffeti:
GEO. WILSON ,
B -
ACON-17 Huns and Shouldism. iipp wire
and #oc.nale !).y .
,:"SMIT111: 6 INCLAIIt,
mall: l
.• • • 68 Wood it. -
dercer jug reed on ea! dy:meta and
.Llo.Stimila by • • • SMITH St; SINCLAIR;
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QOLID BOXVISES.;of rec , d on con:
sigemelat•litta.the mazmfacturer, for sale by
ma 6 GEO. COCHRAN. •
MACHINE eAßDil 4 4ilia. reed, irappl yor
ohoeV ear4o,for.wool caadiag awobizawrcaltatkr
platy iind•cant-cleanort. For gale by ; -
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