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t raft hltai 'be exonSint with, in ordir loin.
• • . 'lmre ern nit es youtbk,sui earlierhour would
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• Mr F. •V.:CARll.l:liiied States Norirrimper Agency
•,;.41221 ennter of Third and Dock stretis,
and 00 North Fourth
.stratt—lsoar:ontrauthortatdAgeut
• i: - t•lbtrhilasielp4in: '. • -•-• •
•.• Seniable conclustiin.
The New York Ceurier and Enquirer Gaya to the
I'vi 6 fatie.'lltit you are bound by the decision. at
„ , Puiladelphie, and your pledge to sustain
:which the.tribanerepliee, ;Many man wouldilOvito
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• prurcise, to be governed by principles,- ciuPwito
• hiniselearvindleil into the support ore
Jttion at variance nr:th all his sitouitotis political
No b sir; we 1047441 ininhien bound if the
Convention had been goyernedbithrt acknowledged
. - iriticiple4 of the party, and had nominated eandi.
• ' 'debit, expressly to embody and advance those
pnn
`'ciPles' creryttrolve expressing a dere
-72 tion to Whig - principles on the table, the Convention
hid b" toits decisions there also
our n Tattoo abide
They maul be lifted together.". This spoken as
••••:-.."-- • --..a*hoziest. ciao would 'peak.
• -
• The"pousto•Paces.
dough face, (u applied to a sterliag
t s;:tetiocrat,-ie the free States, who determined:to
. - I ; atipptirt the 'Constitution 'of the United States,) has
.beiMaln the month of every li t'e igl ing rorso m
piapr:pala. It .elms to bare' been one of the find
'-: - ......4lith'.ddittatrght to, or learned by, some of the woarld
, :....I:4lflikfiribt'inielf;gent fledglings of the old Peden/
!t ~s %; old one; have pretended to have a holy
Tisiptiti . for what th ey call freedoms, (especially such
ctiatitriabont- manufactoriel,)--ted for the
andiftem determination that we shall
sci moire slave territory; and to insist that the
Ikitstitsa?!.-the r United States shall pan a law, al
oast., declaring that slavery shall not exile in soy
_,,: , tattritstry''fb be hereafter acquired. by the United
;:# , Stitil:'-liraw sincere are their professions) In thei,
settioa at Philadelphia. Mr. Fielding, of Ohio,
'' ... lgfiateif the followin reirolotiod, which was laid on
thirtable: it l es there still: there it will continual°
• • lietl—and the reason is, General Taylor ottme vpaiards
• ' etwo htindred t;egraer, and may .want to go to Cali-,
' foniia I
- Bemired, -That while all power is taken from Con
• Ores* to line:fere with slavery in any of the States, it
ts withioAeptiiver, and ibis the duty of Congress
tu,probibit th e intr oduction or existence of 'darer) ,
an an: territory now possessed or that may be acqut-
No PrOserlptiOnd
hlrCrittendeo . who at least assumes to be the
conscience keeper of Gen. Taylor,talked, when here,
abont the days effrfferson and Madison, with a very
artetikgrace, in relation' to removals rfOITI
lad-said that dre'old General would riot remove any
,
119n3 of fi ce on ac count . of his political views :
•that'all be shogld .ask was "Is be honest,—is be
_capable t" • There was much stuff of this kind;:...
witch-we thought , wetild . have better become some
tab tila s hearUess than himself: but It leerily a part
• - sifthe si - megame that was played in 1840; 'and
etptlprifened Datnocrat wbo is . fool enough to be
friany :way hitliienced by such slang, ought to be the
Mut to lie ousted when his liarty 'ball be defeated.
iG tinstaime shall agate arrive. We know that Gen.
- 'ffareisicia himself; is 1840,made many positive pledg
' sato s lhe main: effect, and in the same words;'and ,
ue : alai, know. that eery many, as honest and capable
were in the country were proscribed, im
....mediately - • on his accession to power.'-men against
.
*lines not a . breath of charge rested, except that
tbey'fiidJcipposed 'the COOO Skin, hatd.eider, and
-'.other. debaucheries and blasphemies
• of 1 . 84.9, :./Ye.k . ;pu , these things; and therefore we
tialinve:tbat those vvho., now seek to gain power,'
without any:avowal of,prhiciples, will tar. in or
dc, Accomplish their purpose:
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Vi t iftssigisignist of the N. 0. Delta, hi Writing
figittlfietifirMileeXleci, under date orient 3d, inst.,
relit:ea the-foils:Whig :incidentk.:whith-exhibits the
firmness and bre very - ofGeA:Btrrtrit, the Democrrit
far Pies Presid ent: -• ' ' .
liagneriivith the dislitiiireir s :.ioir
COpC, ,Itolandi,Witb ; hii' heavy batterY of captured
gees,. It ft ibe da y .. •Lient. Stewart, with a
cempany or.the 3.1 Artillery, composed 'the eacort.
The blericaa•Coaninioners objected to our taking
awajths eini, them_under the treaty. It
nfirerVed dia Mesicasui tbe guns eaptored in per . mania iverkw, -TbairUCll Laoo away were captured
:at Cipuzir4t and thursibuseo and placed In the Cita.'
dal for ltillstenvq. "Becnuse' they were there
‘Comialsainartaciarated tbem. Gen. Butler ordered
Cul; Nitt,lteock Ilia:take special rgport la thetas°.
Tlie.,tarport,- of course, sustained oar claim", "and.
Clea:ltuder siald,he would artasid by it, ifit reatitved
iltermly,-31*141G1C014,-tdirsalitiso:l4ldDtt:ln°n ouFai2e°-4Y.cat"ag 1:107-nnzi:r'""."uka.
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The Federal paper' very generally, and thine of
thia:*ity aed State in part:eolar, have bent pretend
ing,
trfaSgreat deal of indigoation on account of the
very etigenereirri ad unjust manner in which
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‘A , 3 AA' acted towarda Vlantiitere." However
prepoirtirouil such idea e not stifileient
19$‘11a briyled:the nalti;of
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I --even if there 'toad be found no one ignorant
etiougb to believe it - -that there Drench aifiong:the
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rP# l lrrf er .,ll l4'. l og”newrpapers, wo have nore.uon
for a tangent to doubt.: Geo. Cats do an unjust or
an upgenerons act to the. Volunteer, of our countql
I/ b itarould be as reasonable to expect on act of
this character from a kind mother towards her child.
•
Tint man who Wrialinieelf one of-the foremost, in.
. of .
181.2, to volunteeefitheilefence his Denary; end
who eriduredillibtriferifsbips and - privatteni or the
Memorable campaign preceding the :.surrender of
Hallp 7 the loan who has followed the Ohio front its
,
source to ite miatith,and the Father °Miters through
out its entire length, accompanied on his route' only
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by Indians and pioneers as hardy and daring as him
self;—.-the man who, of all . now living in our coun
try, probably knows best the , trials, dangers, and
privations to which the Volunteer is subjected ;
that this man ahonld have an idea at variance, Or a
singe 'feeling In conflict with this Portion of our
citizens;. ,c glory of our country, aid her ever sure
•
defence, Je too ridiculous, too puerile an idea, to be
•
for an instant entertained by any Ming:, but the ig
narant reader* of Federal newspapers , a n d thei r
more learned, but infinitely less honest conducting.
We bad loos since intended to refer to this sub.
ject ; bot-oor atteotiori his been directed to other
•
Matters,- on we saw, a few days Dace, the follow.
Dig letter cram Senator CAASAOS, in relation to the
I matter. We Were well aware of the position taken
in the Senate by Gen. CABS, and the reasons which
led him to favor the provisions now existing on the
(abject. They were such as would Satisfy any rea
-1 sonable man; and such as no one, bet en infamous,
hypocritical demagogue would pretend to condemrn.-
They are reasoos that would Meet with a reaponte
I iil,OAl . ISlSlSlsstmry patr.ot,- every boast man, of
whatnet party . Itut Gen. Cameron's letter is wet
thy era perusal. We give it as follows: '
to the Editors o/ the Democratic Union :
• A friend hat put into my possession the Reading
Journal, containing a letter trom. Sergeant Wm.
Gmef, of Capt. Loner's company, of th at eity,from
Which the'folluwing is an extract:
Next let me tell you bow Senator Can Was treat
ed by the Volunteers. You will recollect that we,
(the Volonteerso were mustered under the act of
May, NG, by which we were allowed 0 3 . 50 Per
month for clothing, and in a circular data August
17th, '47, we were again assured of receiving the
same.- But it seems that Mr. Cass with a good eco
nomical heart, offered' a bid .'to cause' the Veto°,
teer, to be furnished with clothing iu kitid; it the
same rates eccordiog to gradee,a• is provided fur the
troops of the regular antur." Thus you ace he.has
reduced our pay for .clothing from 93,50 to 82,50,
This, 'suppose blithe compensation we get for fight
ing our 'Way to the Capital. As /coo as the tint
Pennsylvanians received news that this famous bill
had passed, they extended a rope across the main road
leading to the City of Alfezies and Azov poor Loin
Cass. Some racers touched by their politics, or
dered it to be cut down, bat the boys bad him in hii
hurt position again soon rifler, where be hot g tilt
evening, white .be was taken down and doomed to
ghe strate!” -- .' - • .
Raying, since commeacement of the war, ts
keWa pan In all matters relating to the comfort of
our Volunteers, which have been agitated io Con.
• S ,I am enabled to explain the oofoondedcharge
made, uninteetionally f have no doubt, by Mr. Gnef
agaiost Gen. CMOS.
The bill &mai the Military Committeeorperted by
Gen. Casa, originated with the gallant Colonel DaVS,
who is pre eminently the frir ad of the Volunteeri,
and it was intended fur their betieflt, and ban been
of great service to them. The Volontenn in our
army are allowed by law 3,60 per toonthfor ambit*
themse:ves, while the regular soldiers are clothed by
the government. Io thus couotryoshere clothing is
cheap, thi sun, I. more than sufficient, but when
110 r troops got to Melia, where the prmes of oveiy
thing was greatly enhanceci, ibis sum was found to
be inadequate.' The clothing being scarce, too, the
Volunteers were °llea in distress, while the regulars
were comfortably clad, because the Quriermaster's
department bad an abundance of dothing on hand
fur their use. The distreases of our brans met
were made known to Gen. Cass and others,by letters
from tho army ; and, upon consultation, the bill was
passed, ..11oyiing the Volumene In receive from the
government mores if they desired it, wherever ars
tic es of apparel they might need, at the price it had
cost the United States, which, Oa computation, .0$
found to be $3,60 per month for Pitch man. In ott.
er words, the government agreed to sell to the Vol
unteera their yearly defiling at the rate of $2,60 per
month, while agave to them,by previous laws 83,50 .
per smooth in eash,from whist' to =SO the r ayment.
Thus, you will see Means. Editors, instead of tr
king a; dollar from the Voleateers, A Geo. Can was ,
iostetionolat in giving them a dollar a month more
this they were entitled to by previous laws, And ofl
giving them, too, the only mean by which they
could be furnished with clothing in, foreign land.
Without this law, while the regulars would hare
been well c othed i o n ear well b led tnditiry store,
the equial y meritori as Volunteers might have been
suffenrg for the want of clothing in a distant land,
where they were beyond the reach of sympathy of
tberrrelauveirand friends. No man in this country
has stronger attnehments fur the pritatesokliers than
Gan. Can. Like all men who have risen from hum•
life,! his sympathies and feelings are readily ex
cited in: behalf of those- who hare none to protect
them. fie might forget the demands of an officer
high In command, but could not overlook the wants
of a private soldier. ' •
. It is due to Serg.Graef, tooth/that the humane In
tention of Congress, in the passage of this 'sworn',
for a time interrupted by a decision or the account
antdepaitment, which pito it the construction corn.
plained of by.hien; but, so soon as this tonstructioa
was known - here, the subject was re examined at
the instancewfGen. Can and others,and the Instrac•
lion intended by Congress given to the law ; which
authorizes the seunteers to receive from the public
stores, this same clothing as is now furnished to the
regulars, but does not compel them to take it,—st
$2,50 a month, its actual cost in the United Statists, 1
without transportation or other charges.
As I have heard Serg. Graef spoken of as a gal
lant soldier, he 'will, I am sure, when he comes
home; like a true Pennsylvanian, be among the first
to acknoarledge'the injustice he has done to Gen.
Cass. .. SIMON CAMERON.
• WAswrivorotr, June,l9, 1848.
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(Parlous Etanuseripts of the Hebrew` -
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There is in; the royal library, a curious manuscript,
'containing the whole Hebrew Bible, which belong.
ed to a synagogue in Jerusalem. A very celebrated
'Rabbi, who washout in Spain, tittle year 1194,
built a synagogue in Jerusalem, and in that Sion:.
gogue was preserved with the ultnostveneration till
that city was taken by the Emperor Salim, in 1617.
The manuscript was then seised by a Turkish offi
cer, who carried it to Aleppo, where, in .1653; it
came into the hands of the celebrated D'Arvicus,
and it was afterwards purchased by an English gen
tleman, who brought it home to enrich his own
country: . in this manuscript the Psalms and Pro
verbs are written intetnistiches, as Hebrew poetry
should be. Though it bat suffered by etageres,
has still various readings, and several of conse
quence; its , . particular it has two verses in
.one. place
which are Vesely genuine; though tbo Zetaac!rits bu
prosieukieed.them spurious. ' . •.. .
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Bounruirra IN Loom.—A man's look it the world
of years. It is stamped on his countenance by the,
events of his whole life-nay more, the hand of nip :
ture, and it is not to be got rid of-easily. There is,
as it bas been remarked repeatedly, aomething in a
Ike,
arson's appearance at first eight which we do not
hke and which gives us an odd twinge, but which is
overlooked in a multitude of other circumstances dll
the mask is take° off, and we see this lurking char.
Peter verified in the plainest manner in the sequel.
We are struck at first, and by chance, with what is
peculiar end characteristic.. Also, with permanent
traits and'general effects. Those afterwards go ofi
in n'eet of.untneaning, common place detail,. - This
sort cif priviajosia evidence, then, Shows what'
man- is, better than what he says or does-Lritit
shonr• on this habit eirbit mind,which is the same un•
der all -circumstances Ind disguises. --itazlitt.
Lutz tritto'llEs.ven.-17te derepc.s! pumice °C
ioadibosteps girth io JO VQ. 7• Trite lova:A.ole it:6o4i
0f roe. virtue: - Nothing bid-can exisrimior it. rit it
a chilsrghesiren* and leads titheavgio;:7/lideed; all
the.atfaitittiebli o fthe•undel►tieidiug;bnlyotkled e
sitiAnstitts6ed litnging fur more ostendeil.cdpileeitfii;
fore, rich fulness,' gives that eatistsctiot ph ch it ikiq~o2liq i
.of the:blei!sed: .
' f1i c.... 4 . 14 /o°*, ll 9.ollWfile, Mifitea a skilful • mark
4111',1."..ottii_thei:iltianiejtiyritipted,_:prosperity and she:
geaigadllfiritsefuluesaor-bapplitess. - The
Iltints,itif . admiralty. like the sienna of the ocean;
poise thi (Acuities 'and excite the itivettion, pro
deuce; skill gad foitit6ile of the voyager:•
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THE BARNBURNERB OF PITTSBURGH!
We commend to the perusal of 4nr readers et let.
ter doted in this city,and transmitted to therPresident
of the Coneciiicia yrhichilatelr met in 'Uti - ca,lNcer
York. It ietiCertately Here
was an assegthly priputirlZßetrii3crots; who hid'
met to nonf(tutteteiandlttatilbr-thif P'Atsideitte - y, of
their own iiitlitioaf:,-Tuithe—the regular nominees of
the Democratic party'not being sufliniontly indoctri
noted into political heresies Insult their teeter-who
ire importuned by a set of unwavering and abeam.
promising Federalist, tied Aholitfoiiiste, In Pat e . I
burg, to nominate imin,ngelnit *Obeli), heretofore, I
no slander eireelaled by thefr party was thought tool
tile, and no ile too, base. This is Indeed a curious !
state of affairs; and may well, together with some
similar manilbstatione elsewhere, excite the amyl
donator true Democrats in every part of the eoun-1
try, against all who have in any manner participated
in or meectioned the do;ngs or these factionista.—
Our MAO on of them, long since formed, le unchatig
ed—and that is that they are willing and ready to I
- sink all, fur which our party have been contending
since the formation of the government, rather then
fiit to disOnguish themselves, and secure the con- I
trot of the government—the latter of which they I
can never gain.
Dot the most amusing circomataece connected
with this letter--signed by eight Federalims and
.Abolitionists—is, that it has been blazoned forth, all
over the country, as a wonderful demonstration of
Democratic sentiment, in one case, of a large nom,
her or sterling Democrats in northern Illinois:—at
another time from . another part of the country ;
.
and of so much importance is to be transmitted to
all the cities of the Union by telegraph We would
net to any way attempt to disparage, the merit's, or
detrair from the influence or standing °forme of the ,
eentlemeti whose name, are attached to this letter;
but, at the same time, so fat as we can ascertain, no
ore of them was ever annoyed of favoring, in any
manner, the doctrines of the Democratic party. If,
however, the improclicabka 'or New York have nom.
butted a ticket to evil thein, we fled or. 'fault with
their preference. On the contrary; if they, and
their whole party shall unite on Mr. Veil Deice,
they will be doing nothing more thane simple act of
justice, in view of the villainous course of their par.
ty in 184G—thrtegh all tbe exertions they can make
in his behalf, or that.of any other man, cannot de.
feat the uniform, consistent, arid devoted friend of
his country, Lewis CAI& The loner follows :
Praecox:len, June 10113, 1818.
To the President of she Utica Cenerntion:
Fia--The opponents of the extension of the area,
of slavery in this section ofermetry have looked with
keen anxiety. for the assembling of the body over
which you are elected to preside. They fed that a
very important trims in the hitter,' of our beloved
*country, and of the cause of homanitykas arrived,
and that the results of that crams whither good or.
evil, must depend greatly upon th e ' course of action
of the body over which yo% are the presiding etfieer.
. They believe that a firm pitracitermice in the re
sistance ethiela 'you - have commenced *galas& the
'shameful truckling to the shatehnidtng power, lien
.if confined to lour own State, will exercise a pow.
. errol and beater:la! influence throughout the liree
States; hot they also believe that you may by wise
• rind iodide°, action greatly extend the scope of that
influence. There is a great and general distatiafac
tton at the present position of the old political par
ties, and h is only necessary to afford a rallying ,
petat for this general discontent, to secure to it •
power, which mum appal all those trickling deems..
irrigate who have bowed before the dark 'pint of .
slavery.
Time for decision is now abort, the day of election
is rapidly approaching, corruption iv daily &remitter
its stducint arts, and those arts will, of coarse, be
more potential, while 'heeler:mita of opposition are ,
destitute of form, name and ddiatte peTomr
While the free and honest spirits of the•land ere
daily sad hourly driven to elelaitn. a' Where shall I
go Pi the cats end argument* of the 'trades any,
of course, be more potent and seductive.
We,
therefore, take the liberty of auggeatieg to
your`Cenventlen the policy and propriety of calling
a Convention of all those opposed to the extensios
of slavery, at Cleveland, (04 sometime is July.
We believe that such &Convection would be
ly attended, and sorely from no place could a pro.
test against the slave iefiatieee come with more pro
priety than from that great State, the first Ned health
ful offspring of the glorious ordinance of 1757.
Let it be known that such a Convention is to aa.
getable, and the opposition to the slave rule will en
looter beat sea without chart or crimpers, liable to
be misted by every baleful Influence.
We are fearful that oar letter may be toe late In
reaching you, and therefore hamen in a machete°.
Veully,
Michael Dan Megehao,e rs,
W res m. Lati pectf mer, Jr. •
D.cb,oa,Juba M. D., Thames filiConedi,
Wm. fl Curry, „rube A Wine,
Waa.hforr ran, H. D. Meg,
A. P. Norton, J. Jack.
P. 8. We 1101101 HaWlll/ VAS Utnca far psnimaent,
The slave power broke him demo in 1844, and be
can break them down in Is4B.
B. A. Fehtiestock & Co',. Ronefacient. In high fis.
varies an externarappfication in inflammatory afflictions,
and at the same time a stimulant its well as enio'llent
Lb A. Fahnestoek k Co's. Rubefacient has been very be
treficial in eases of Chronic Rheumatism, Glandular Swel-
Sags. Sore Throat. !hoists. Parable. Ac.. Ae. The
lowing certificate is from a gentleman well known lti this
Shy
. I soma time era accidentally fell Irmo a seatrotd, and
.severely strained - both ' arr . ancles. They immediately
eskelled ro touch that nry home had to •be ripped In order
'toiletry theta drawn off.- The suffering they canted see
%cab intense. In thissitaatlon, procured a bottle
or'f 11.
A. Fainwstock & Co's. Rahefacient and after one two
applications, I experienced much ' relief.. I used about
one bottle and s half. and In about two dare the swelling
entirely subsided, and I was entirely. relieved from any
further pain, and experienced no more inconvenience
from the fall. lit all cases of swelling. bruises, sprains,
rheumatism, &c.,1 would most cheerfully retOulatend the
RuDefarient. •
July 17, le4d. cmoncr: BASSETT."
For sale wholesale and retail by It. Fithitestoek &
Co., corner of 'Wood and First, said: Wood and Rath
street;:
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ID' Ju de 0 . ton, of Nrw ik. Ohio, write; rt antler
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date of' November 19. ISM, that 'Vaughn's Vegetable
Llthontriptic Mixture is doing w onde r in all kinds of
complaints. People Invest It with properties little short
of the magical. In (ever snit ague, in bilious diseucs,'ln
dropsy, in gravel r in female difficulty, lung diseases, eon.
sampoon, dyspepsia." &c., ire., for why should we go
over the whole catalogue, 'it takes all these and more,
and its beneal effect is uppercut nery instance :'
hut to what must we attribute its suc c e ss; there we slap;
the whole course Grits success has puzzled us; we do not
understand it. hledical men step out of their path to
crush it; they put their beef upon it; It escapes them; they
look about a little, and If they are unobserved , they throw
off that dignity and pomposity of manner which is half
their taping' In trade, and fall to, tooth and nail, to put it
one of existence; but the harder they 'fight the stronger
grows the ricurrom, and the weaker thew own practice;
-and 'discomfited, they resume, With the air of a broken
:dowarlandy, his Otters fashionable but flow ragged cloak,
rArfeilignity soiled and torn by the fray, and walk of with
nit air of majesty.. Reader, get a pamphlet from the
'Agents, 1.1 your vicinity; the advertisement Is 113 our
•columiev, tinder "Oscar American Remedy."
• Agents in Pittsburgh, HATS tr. DaoCIWAT, No.2l.lherty_
at., near Canal Bashi- • • JetM
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Ds. Wtm.asn's Vgastrvor.—Mis. --;—, * a lady
living near Pittsburgh (at the Garrison) states to us that
a child in the family - had been afflicted with worms along
time, until the health of the child had become very much
impainnt. They And tried various thing, without any ,
persuthent benefit being derived. Site finally tried
bottle of Dr. iVillartra Vermiforre, whlth brought away
imonenu mats of worm*, "cut" and " entirely nerd
up." Since that pe she further en t ire! talth of the
child has Improved rapi dly, and Is no well. Tule
Verrnifuge always does "use up worms." 'I ry it.
*AThese medicines, prepared and sold by the proprimom,
.W. Brockway Co., No 2, Commercial Row. Liberty
street, Pittabargio, to whom all letters for agencies or o-
titer basinesartusrbe addressed.' Sold also by/. Schoon.
maker A Co,Cgdou & Snowden, Jock Mohler, R. E..:
P.J.. Snowden, John P. Scott, J. H, Cassel,James
A. Atte; slohn Jisys, Spaulding & •Entelcuul, and W.
Also, by Elliott & Deckant, and D. M. Curry, Allegheny
jet3.d.h.wy/.
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ATTI /110.1 t ;ielleating those
/a awry . precautions which common sense. dictaes,
many, veri'mituy, fall i•ictiturt to' their imprudence. We
have seen - the young bride, blooming as It were, as the
bird af paradise and the fair flower of hopecthe pride or
bar father and the joy of her mother—her check flushed,
with anticipation, aa4 her eye beaming with the 101 l ea.
pression orlove—thesay 'dreams of life dancing ou her
&nor With' therrich'aid variegated tints of the rainbow's
promise. .We Save Seen all this changed—aye, the wed..
ding gmMelal fore abroad and the bridal chamber for
this kepalehre of the dead; and all this from neglecting a
CommonCold.....Novt, before Ills 'too Isle t use Dr.' Rep
Liecruwertind.4lsr iffhletp-'ffives" Immediate retie as
thoulandj o t of onugunst intelligent citizens now adm (*Of
• ile racist extraordinary - Mites. • 17tEgity, the beautful. and
the yonfgrspEAFlFT.onhits: praise, and will; se lonizes. it
makis•posiedv cares, and cheers the despairing family
For sale by Scaatanto It ltwinitinst. Otaiti street, one
I door below Beeztad.S.c . and 14,4 .&
; -Lradd .Co., corner
LAVood mud FO:aliffin......•
IrrAt'oasta, by their 'minutia, migtrient the secretion Of
• mucwsorilitnemt the stomach, in. hich alto they Involve '
thelt*Tses. It is said they feed upon it, and if deprived'
Dit,-thiy_dlo. The celebrated Venalfuge prepared by
A, Fahneslpek,:at Tittsliu rgh: Ptt; is admirably ndliin•
pd; in its operatthni firm; to remove *Manteca,. i and se
.ceutly to destroy:hinge:re l the worms, rendered ten
dercna tetpl e i s by being thus - denuded. It is a remedy
in which riverreedfulenee'ciiii be placekti and that it has
filitangyfered.VlO,P4ll,olPi fain
die of-ttAthealge swell Wits, vat: •' 1 ‘' •
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tOpo Genera.Ml . olly, ! Ind itir.lierr, for Coipt
inbouroathlh"haiirs. ftetealfM , Clure, and Palm
er, for Defence.
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In organising the Jury i!apposeiti:.that there had
been some tampering with. p'urorso:iiid the names
of three ;imont sierellin . friait basing spoken
with
them, With
as t i r ierriointlnetiee'dieir minds in regard
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In the ce., ""' -
Mr. M atr.asi:OPited:iti:tj t l r y in behatrarthe
Cornateow!!thlt.r . ne, said it wee►d . be proved that
the stahlo of Michael MlCsrty, or Seventh street,
was berried by the act of fame persoo,"and 'Hat a
(fain ofcireumstances had tied the guilt upon the"
prisoner at the Dar. .
Michael M'Carty was the first witness Called,
but did not appear. .
John Reed, •worn.—Lives on 7th street. M'car,
ty'a stable was burned'on the night of the first fire'
March. Was at the fire:• T 1 e stable was sita
sled, behind the booze' I lire in, near Ttli street..
The fire- occurred about 1 o'clock In the morning.
Got up nod went to the door, and the prisoner
and young Trevino came in to my bottle. . SIMMS
said to Trovillo, if any one would blame him fur
setting the ■table on fire he would cut them. 1
went pp stairs and brought my trunk down; Bimini
saltifici,Ascould take it home where it would be safe;
diti!otiOgive it to him. They , had both been about
6400 ibis previous evening t . left about 12 o'clock
Denny O'Brien and Michael I.l , Closkey were along
with them. Simms had on a rough lookir g coal,
and a cap. Saw Biome about day light next
,
. Crass Er , —Sicoms.• house it about 100 yard!' from
my house, just across the street. The wind was
right straight op. Simms lives in a frame house.
I would not think Simms' bone in much danger
from the'fire. They went out in about half an boor
after. Ile said he was going to take all the things
out of the house. It was in a, conversation with
Trevino he said thit irony body would charge him
with the burning, be would cut them.
B. Trorillo,, sworn.—lt was between It and 1 o'-
clock,sof the morning of the 12th of March, that
I wilt in Reed's with Simms, and others. Siname
asked me to drink; I refused; he was drunk at the
titie. We went to the Chandler's shop, nod Simms
pulled o 8 a :hotter and asked roe to go in. I
left him; he followed tee, and coo& me by the
•r and pulled a lot of matches from his pocket
end said he wse going to do something. I told him
he had better not. Weil, into Reed' end saw
Glenn, asked him to come not; and then 11/00S to
the Chandler's shop and showed him the shutter
that had been palled off, ,We then went to D.
I Jooes'io the Diamond. Wei Ink in Reed , * haute
Simms, lit`Closity, 0 Brien lied others. We retiirn
ecl to Dobail'e (near Reeri'llesed Ronnie met us
and asked fur O'Brien; Glenn told him that he had
gone boson, and that he (Creams) had better go
home. Simms called Glenn a rt..d fuel. When
we were leaving him be said " Well, by Gi..d, if
no persoa will go with see 111 gn close:" brit he
did not Ray where he was eerie,. I left for home,
and when I got to Craddock' old stand, I heard
the eiy of " fire ;" I went back to 7th street, and
saw that it was rack offload's: , I toothed at Reed's
door; Reed cams down, and I told bite he would
be burned up if be dida't be mart. Did' not
ace Summa that time ; bet afterward' he
_cam:
in' while Reed wa salter his tooth ; Simms wain.
ed to tabs tke -truck while Reed was trot, 'bat
I would net let him : Simms asked Reed for kis
trunk,; said h• would keep it till morning; bet
Reed would not give it to him. I west oat and
left Simms and Reed in the bar; west to the fire.
Devi know any thief MOTS alarm it. Left Simms
inside of Reed's boom. No one charged Simms
with starting fire when be remarked that " If any
one would blame him with setting the place oe 6 e
he would eat him."
Cents )z. —Am riot a torepaeloa of Simms'; hard
ly brew him; did not mention to Durkee that it we,
1 a key or a kaif• (bet ha pulled out. Norm told
mitelieli aitythirg about the matter Did tot stare
in my lefumnation that Simms acid there eras mosey
ta Itiripattritk**, sod that be thought a good haul
could be made. Joseph Darker hasoilked • good
deal with tae *boot this affair. . I
Suomi Xenamfe, swore. Am a watehosse at Kai-
Ire Playing Maehiae I saw the Mmes bursting ant
of WCarirs ;stable ; went over to M'tlurra stable
to watch his horses, Ste. and as I was coming back
I saw a mac lying under Planing Msehine porch : it
was Andrew Simms. I told him he akinuld be at
home. He said be Wes watching for a fellow com•
in; duwo Seventh street; the fire broke out la 20
minute, after this. He went away , -the went 111 the
opposite direction from his father': house. He did
clot seem lobe either sleepy or drunk. When Simms
left the steps he went towards the stable.
Mrs. Airkpoirfele, sworn. Live in the neighbor
hood of the place of the fire, opposite Reed'''.
limn/ the alarm between 12 and 1 o'clock. While
we were lying up our beds Simms canto in and said
we need not he afraid. Ile said," Give me a hand.
kerchief, I'm stabbed;" be did not get one. Simms
Was not In the habit of being in our house. Ile came -
to at the front door. . .
(On account of the absence of Mr. l.l'Carty, a
witness on the part of the Comtrinuwealth, the case
sae hers stopped fora short time, and the Court
went on to the trial of a tippling house ease.)
Mitli'llei M'Cillrfilr oworo , --hly stable was buret
on the 12th of April. I ' , sibs It at 9 o'clock, sod
than went to bed,. and at half past 12 the stable
was burned. The stable was close against the
. helm's; the reek burnt first. I did not save my
furniture—my hone was' burned. It would have
been on easy'matter to eommuninate are into the
stable Dom the alley.
Crop Ex—The stable and hours were close to
each other, but not under one roof. There was a
hole from the alley into the stable to put in tuj
hay, but that was elated.,, There were cracks in the
stable a quarter of' ao inch wide. Every thing was
safe in my stable at 9 o'clock. I never took a
laothoin or candle foi more than three menthe,
(Recess till 2 o'clock)
Mr. lkl'Clure opened to the Jury for the defence in
an eloquent speth.
' Robf. M. Young, ovoin. On the night of the fire
on 7th direct, I got up and went into Reed's boiler.
There were several periling' there, Robinson and othi.
era; Trevino was behind the counter. This was
during the fire. , Told Reed to keep the dotir shut..
Trevino did not appear to be sober. After a while .
Simms came in; he appeared ! I va be. in liquor also: .
I left Simms and Trovillo there.
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Cress examiaed. 7 -1 knoiv where Simms (the father
of the prisoner) bred.; (fiere a plan wu ekhibited
explaining the position of thelMuses.) I live about
est:pare and a half from the stable. The engine,
were at th e fire when I resehedit.
Rool. Mitchell, rrworn.—l wo
soap and candle factory. Mr.
me about tie time of filmtna , .•
Glenncame along, end*"T...llllll
something of importation to tell
to tell me ; hemlid : "You 'Fee
fle . iald that Dummy O'Brien, /
were tbe persona; he caught th
took the Lir ofaccdtadoor and
their !melte, if_thay mituldattcto
nitro. Tyiaiillkiold'itne It teas
that this took plice.;.A few dsyi
fintiilbe factory end said "Oi
watildaMile this dattee,wad the
Kirkpatrick hate store,l4iiii4 ,
Oro:e'er...4 mei ii -. 9lillyit
Troriffo.s4irurt itr-liiii*,,rtrii.
Wm. qi/MIIS, etcorzw.**Orei
Trotillo spoke to Me ft.:kid:4*
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Qvict Wonc—Tbsltt Hiatt, unties(' yesterday
for stealing • watch, bur idresdy been tried and coo.
lictod,cind will on doubt be sentenced es Eisdarday.
" Mysterious" item don't sppelr to take
We can't help it. It was, giran opoo reli*We
authority.
ear There are three or funr . iadictrierits spied
yea air Sloth&
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flo the 2• 3 th instant; after a lingeritiiiiiness, Ittatioto
Pout.an. aired &.) years. ..• • •• ' ' •
irwads and chow. of the fatuity are invited to attend
his tuneral This tho 21th inflow. at 9 o'clock,
front hit re.idenea, on Eederal • 'treat, Allegheuy thy,
without further notice.
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..liri-Siticars and Liter Pala have
never failed to benefit the patient.: They 'miser...idly or;
mildly and etractually upon The system Their increased
pupa ashy demonstrates ail That we say of them. and in
some eases seen more. Bat as they were not mimeo-
Musty 'discovered among the Indians," (who know noth
ing about medicine.) of course we cannot Conscientious.
by recommend them. as the sovereign or universal remi t .
dy fur all kinds of disease. in all cases. however. of a
(Inseam! Liver, or other bilious Cotnplaints, they are' un
•urpassed. and from the very nature of their compost.
non, and Its perfect adaptation to that class of diseases,
cannot fail to benefit.
(17 Consumption and Bleeding al the Lump Curgeray
the Or' 0 W. e"... Serer/aeons nemistg.—lllias Pane.
line Yeager wh ich , when' at the lige ot sixteen, with
a slight cold, she neglected until the longs fell a
prey to that seeking destroyer, Consumption, ‘rhen ap
plication to a physician was made, but to tin effect. Ile
considered her eat, a hopeless one, and prescribed but
but, medicine fur her. In the meantime shellischnrged
great anantities of blood, with much expectoration .of
thick phlegm and rough, /ler bodily frame at length be
came reduced to a living skeleton. /ler lest was. Pox-
Musty looked for by ber friends, that het sufferings might
end by the pangs 01 death- During the lime., her phym
mit frequently callid, and as the last resource, deter
mined to test the yinues of " Dr. Dunean's Rxpeetorant
Remedy" having noticed some extraordinary cures per
fonned by the medicine iti similar eases. Ile at once ob
tained two bottles, and administered it to ,her. Tbe
fourth day he found some changes; which gave hopes.—
Ile continued giving the medicine fur eighteen days; ai
that time she was rendered able to he walking in hot bed
chatuber. to the aatonishment of her friends and rela
tives. She continued using the medicine fur eight weeks,
when she declared 'tenet( entirely free from pain and
disease, and now pursues her daily occupation Itt perfect
health.
Por sale by Wat. Jacasen, No. to Liberty street, Pitts,
burgh.
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PITTRIIVUGH TIIEATREC.
C. 8. Puerta , Manager and Lessee.
TAMES or ADMISIOUN:
Dress Circle•'...•,soc. I Elccond Tier••••3sc. j Pit... -23 e.
Gallery 20c. Private Boxes.. ......
SECOND NIGHT OF MISS JULIA DEAR.
Ta awnsv, June O. to commence with -
FAZIO. '
Fazio Mr. Oxley. Hience• • •Miss Julia Dean.
After which, sonc..Tbe brave old world—Mß. ARCHER..
ATM WIIICII, DANCE Cr WM ANSA MALUNA.
To conelude with
BOX AND COX.
Box• •• .• • Mr. N
W or. I . Cox; ; ..... ;Mr. Rayniond.
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In e:hearsal—THE RIkCKER'S DAUGHTER.
P . N , Doors open 1 past 7; Canon' rises } before S.'
DhUNKSTRATOR'S SALE of the Lease of a Lo - inf
.t 1 Ground....-nSaturdny, July tst, at o'clock, P. hl.
will be sold on the premises, on Fountain strect,• near
Seventh street and the Canal, the unexpired term of a
lease
having 61 years to run, on a lot' oi .'groniid having.
a Dont of ai feet on Fountain street, and extending back.
2 Met. Free from incumbrnnees,- Terms austdc. lcm. •
JOHN 'D. DAVIS, Auct.
bUSIINESS TAX FOR.PITYPITHPOSII.*In-purtm-
JJ Mice of an Onituaucaprovitling for an increase of
Revenue of this. eity,". passed the /Uth April, Itt4B. notice
Is hbrebygiVell, that the city Assessor has left in my olDee,
for examtuation by all. persons interested, a list of lbw
persons doing business an the . city, in conformity with.
ssld Ordinance:
rhollSvc.upon examination of said list . any persons
thiuk themselves aggrieved by the saitl a n y
they shell state the came tit nu uthdavit, which affidavit
shall also 'contains statement of.the true amount of their
Mika, as near as coatis eseertained said affidavit $6 be
Made end left with the city Treasurer , within two werki
from the date of the first publication of the notice atom-.
t4Bsc.d. That,no appealathall be takca but ht the ailfida•
sit at Of a rut agrievesbartid analeVii to be Coll.
elusive evidence,of3tte • facts. stated-10 relation to' the
amount of sales. "- • •-•••..t. •::. t. - •
S. 11. JOHNSTON, City - Treasnrer.
liar °nice on Third street, next door to due Third Pll5ll-
hyteriau Church. • . • je2*-.2w
PIANOS.--Just retheived—
-11/. 2 Rosewood &mare six octave Flaw • • s; '
1", . „. six and a half:" .•
. • 1 • " • seven'
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For ;ale it Mr. Chlckering's prices. - -•• • ,•
JOHN. 111r.j&LLOR,
Wood streeb•
tired at Mr. Youegli"
Trovillo came up, to,
trot. Trovillo and
d to me, hate
1700. ,, I asked him
.oing to be robbed
'imtus zed Rodgers
co in the Oct.. He
ttlrctlcted
,break
thebreak into the
;the night of the tire
after tdir, became
no humired duDiia
fire don't elgoity : sr
ur fictery.
ho time of the fire. .
he spoke tome
:.f4ther:o . f.tble 'bop:
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the sating or a trunk from Re506.---00e qfne be
and a *an named Henry Calia - anif Irri;rillo said:
ri Thia-rbbery, uraiccan for*oo."
chid tdM explain..t.lf6 that
boy bad votbing to do yri h die! We e ap
clear hid of that, (t 6 the iobyery that heis io f0r.1 2
A tow daje befura ifiia eonvertatiMi, I wa4 in at
lieed , r; Glenn and Trorillo bad a 61ht pl. left them
quarrelling.
Cress Er.—Trorillo was not in liquor when he
•called at•tuyfrouse o These aro the only convene
doi;ftietre ever Midi with Trovillo. 1 did not 'melt
them. Mtge* la nin eteen yerars . eld. Ile lived with
me alwa ysollle.'fulltorred,‘Catitiog ; I am a carter.
flare lived oath street about twelve years.
Direct lienitned —;Trorilio called on me once to
barrow money. Doti day,Trovillo came to ishens
Darker and I and lie ioun asked me ill bi'd any
money,-he wanted to borrow some. • I told himl
Itednunc. • 7
..Joseph parker, sworn —Alter the arrest of Stump
a report get out that
:with:w4 Sittitill4
eight or the fire...orei,:ithllPreshV
ierian Chureh, and I asked him about' the fire- lie
std that Sitnrhs . knew .nothing or the fire. During
I the conversation Troadlo said that Simms took pia.
Something out of his' pocket, and he not know
whether it was a key 'or a knife. Lit wollbe *beery.
ed that TrOvilio
.says in his testimony that Simms
took out dbunch of majthes.]
The cross examination of this witness! was MOW,
for the purpose or showing his blas. Mr. parker
stated that at first he thought Simms•was guiltl, but .
finding that lie was mistaken, be felt an interest in
securing his acquittal.'
The defence here rested. -
Mr. Kerr rose first to address the Jury, on behalf
,or the Commonwealth. This was hie maiden speech,
and wo speak the opinioo of many present, when
we say that he we,, auccessfu'. Mr. K. is Just from
the office of Mr. Funvard—a good place to study
the mysteries and technicalities of the law.
,Mr. Saud. Palmer followed, In defence of the
prisoner. His address was ingenious, and ellubited
great research and mlent:
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Mr. Metcalf followed on the samo side, and Mr.
Magraw closed for the Commonwealth. The fame
of thane gentlemen b'as reached to tbo Nribermost
ends of the comatry. Ufcenrse, they did tbeirduty
as lawyers. •
After the charge of thb Court, the Jury retired,
sod in a few minute* biotiglit in i verdict of nor
otrurr,
firearm:al or rat Vottrarstas.--There was a
!age meeting last evening, at the St. Clair !total, of
the committee appointedto make atringementi for
the reception of the two .Peonsylvania Regimenta,
upon their return home.' We are happy to an
cootie() that the most extensive arrangements have i
been entered into. Active and efficient men 4tave
be.en "elected to conduct and manage t'e whole
affair in.such a mariner as will retina the highest
credit upon the citisens of Pittsburgh and vicinity.
iVeksve no duuht but that the reception will be, at.
together, a sublime "pectacl , hr excelling . ley
thing that has ever been wittiest° I is Pittsburgh.'
The proceedings of the meeting will appear to
morrow.
Sir We are pleased to learn that James Mbar.
EP., has received the appointment of Sealer of
Welghta sed Measures from Governor Shunt. Mr.
H. sneered. Otis Young. deceived. The aippoint
meet it ellitfactnrily received by ear eititenl4 . I
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flonto•--Two Germans, jurt arrived front Fader.
had, made I ciformati o a berate the Mayor, yesterday,
that they had been robbed io the boat between this
and Freeport• This is not the firm nor second rob
bery on the Freeport ricer pachcra, we have heard
or. Pickpockets and other. resorted to them misa
coax% of their 'opposed aecurity.
Two little black boys were arrested and com
mitted by Mayor Adams, yesterday, for stealiog
money from the pockets oft black man, in some of
the public bowel or the city.
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daysbuq4lt,' Water street, and Pateriburgh: •
This Liao WWI fanned tor. die special accatimiodaion of
the trdybusiness.-The.proplietom, thankful for dm/ very
liberal - patronage 'they have received •diaingthe fast two
years, respecuully inform their old;civaomersi and* the
public generally. mat they me nose• better,; prepared to
deliver goods et any:point .on :the Canals, or - Ralipaada
with promptoess and despatch.
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•• ; JAS. A: LORE, - ,-, •GEORGE"TRINDLE, ;.
JOHN MILDER & co Aosta - .
C, A,llr.A_nrvrr &, Co., Piashurgl4; ..;
Juror Alu.Lea,* :
• PiCIMOIrriS & Mr0(1/33. Jghttstoaa. .•• • •
Riteraesces-Staith &Sinclair; J . &J. 3113evitq0. &J.
11. Shoettbergee, R. Robison & Co.: R. Manna :Manley &,
Smith: John Parker; Wm. Lamer & Co.; IX P:Stroduber- •
gee, Pituburg,h. • lea)
tX - fli.dadditianal fare/sate of 'mien and Tonwstie
Fancy end Staple Try Goods and CI Ithing &c., at ,
Auction —This day, Jahr tt•Mb, at 11/ o'clock. in ma sun
noon. will be so.o at' M'Kenua'a Auction - Raoma „Ne.
lii Wood street, 3 doors frpm3th., la: addition la the as.•
/agate's mule of the balance of d store, ity eatafognei=tho;
Contents of 3 casts or fluiel• and staple dry goods, rei
eCived yesterday from a neighboring county. and must
be sold. without reserve.'ne the owner is declining busi
ness.. The articles are all fresh and La gnott onler,and
Lac try les, comprising a very large assortment of g il g.
hates, calicoes, lawns, mouse de• !nines,' blenched and
unbleached-;marlins, barred and Plain' alpareas;.fatiey.
jeans. gloves and hosiery, ribbons, sewing . silk,;pliten•!..
thread, fancy : dress and pccket . handkerchiefs, end eras
vats. floe/aces, silk, Somme, various eolors, liaen'enm
brick handkerchiefs, with a great variety of fluter goods;
of every description. Also. W. large tOp of fashiouabls
city saute summe r elothiug, Ike.. . • '
• 'JAMES MHZ:NA;
jet Auctioneer.
AIIGE s ALE OF WlNES, Licluons. groan
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LTURES, &e 1 this morning a 10 o'cloek, :tad at t!
°clock p tu.-1 his side will he cowinned r t the store cf
P. C. Nair in; at the corner of Front and Salthfued
c once rn . otnive, as the claim work mzu be sold, to eose the
once Arnong the stock will be s ou nd theiolloaine.
viz: IS Mies. Saranac white wine; 'd) hhls. dodo. 40., ItT•
quarter =Mk, Dargandy, Port, 7 hhda: clout %wine; 80
bbls. eider vinegar; If do. ei:d rie w.hiskey; 2,pp - casks
finatb side Mad •ira, brans:Ws, wines, gips, A c., is great
'variety; ehsavagne wi te; 117 stand casts, .erniuduing
wines and liquors: rectifying tubs;' receiver; I largwirou
safe. store firoures, &c. JOHN D. DAVIS,
J. ens area OD' AID
y N romp:lance with an .nvitar on sr.thividelibektiot e-st
bettered by die Committee on Lemoressifthe
A.wdnbo n or writera Permaylviutia, the See:
WILLIAM lIINCES. of London, will deliver a course
or ei ve Lectures ou the leading truths of Astronomy, illus
rented by a fine. set of illuminated fimres and dingy-am.,
many of the:rt . :with movements; li,riited by-the °ay-
Hydrogen li;ht.
la order to afford as much --
n
hi. possible to
his audreuce, Mr. 'Harks will gr ti
a fi il himself of. the bril
liant light requires for the astranomical figures. to exhibit
at the etose of each lertuse a kw beautiful Dissolving.
Wiens of scenes in the OM World, (a new set each even..
jug./ lerther with the Chromatrope, or artificial fire
works.
The Leenwers,will he delivered in the mu of the VW
yersny, on . the evenings of Monday hod Friday, at e
o'elock, commencing ots Friday next...hint 30th. •
Admiuloo to math Lecture, 2.5 cents -11ekellt for
the course $1 each; and family tickets, admitdogparents
With all their children, Et3ench; and may be procured at
the Merchants' Hotel. or at the bookstores of gar & Co.,
Johnston 4 Stockton. and .It,' I.. Read. my 49
IDIACO.TWIMS.—Itt,OOO Ms. just received, and for
.1.1 sale by EDMOND GREk:R,
Liberty at, opposite Smithfield.
I.)AHLEV.--statbusliels Prime Ohio /Laney. NM re'
1,,11 eeived and for sale by it & W. 11ARHAVOIL
jetY3 . " 1.0. 58 IVater, and ICH Front irts.
lACt.).N.—A few thousand pounds , bar round, Jun re.
tetrad *sad kwtude b
, y §:a W. umuLtucm. •
r. „ x , SEED,-23 bushes, just reeeired and foe sale
by Lit-Z1 & w. tiAnnAuGa.
rsolar.o bitabeli-frrwiWrilkitTCOruZinlitote—uuld
for sate by [jetbj Sa W. lIARBALGH. '
41te=l
in'n ` " 7 lte for pie i S.& W. lIARIIAU_
GIL
ltiZtzt„—creexe,itsst dborsaleby
, S. w. niaturon.
• • Eagio Salmon iDemoertai.. ;• .*. .
nnAisrnitreorENllNG-.En g a mirAt of the Tyrone's'
Vocalists, for a few nights only. consisting oaten&
Galsiano, Doable Hass tutd Tyrolesut Edict; Mr. Campbell
Tenor; J. %Vadde, Alto; T:• Wsulde, Rino and Seetandec
Mr. Nelson Knee's, Pianist and Vocalist.'
The proprietors of the Eagle Saloon respectfally . an
: nounce to le nse d les cod gentlemen - of Pittsburgh' that
they have he late ASSEMBLY HALL Booms,
o‘er the Eagle &demi. during the summer season, fee
Concert and promenade room, it being the hest ventilated
loom in the eity—tt has ' Sky-heto in die fop. and
twelve large windows to the coda.- They bate:also se.
eared the services Of the above .named Vocalists, for a'
few days ouly, commencing on Monday evening. Jane
96th, in .a selection of German, French. Italian, Ty ridien, •
Enflish. Irish, and Ethiopian SONGS, DEEM,
ORCaBI~Q, tit.
PG" Gmat ITT:undoes are helm; made for - FOUR
GUANO' PatFOHMANCES ON THE FOURTH OF
(j~lYeleta,?S Cents.
- Ao chanwt Pregravitae . . '
S -
Hyde's Palm:
OAP-100 m. .Hyd MO . do \S ite Caudini
MO do Casteet:
SO do Almond,
- 10 boxes faneT,
r' • .
• so do family; fee sale by
J. D. wmusirs.
I.I I ACON-4... Mts. Ho; round oti ondko botlite;
JL, 4 35011 " Prile Sider, oft conoigninent
.
J. Ii WILIJAMS,
I tO I,Vood street:
foi tale by
OFFEE--130bagsr R.;
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35 bap Lagarrs; for sale by
J. D. WILIJAIIS.
RAISIN:I , 7 2O
do
j. 2 .3 5.4) ; do. • Obelde by
1 1&11-1.47bbl i ekt,,,;•131.4."
1- 7
12. •i 1, lieu! do' '
. 30 bow I. d .
leviled lexeing..forsaliby '
• .1. 1). AVII.I.1A1118:
FilTal.7l; sA Ly—ag s iiitArddammtfinniiieat
.1. for pale by. . •J. .
O
FARM TO I.ET—On law of len natty :
more or lless: tcreuty-fire Acres. fire tales fmali
city, well asked for gardening purposes.' •' •
-srinv^NritdAw . • TROMA8111E1.1LON:
j l/ vsc 414 , ; "
w duo.
Saturday evening, July Ist, at CI o'clock,
at the Auction room, west corner of Federal sliver
and the diamond. will I ;o4:A:without reserve: three
valuahle buildinglots, being N 05.113, 15 and 21, in Thent•-
as Sample's plan of lots, Nos. 15 and. 24. each fronting
on 'Juni ativstreet 23 feet. end extending deck IM, feet to
a2O foot alley. N 0.13 fronting on Franklin street 25 feet,
and extending in.depth ED feet to 621 foot alley. -
A plait of the lots mny sects at the Auction Mont. ...
Terms—•One•hitlf.onsh (par fund's.); balance payable
inane year, with interest, sehured by bond and mortgage,
on the property. • • WM. J. BURNSIDE-, •
the I. l ouniarand 1:11hroitlele c0py.) . .7 ~Anetioncer::•,
•
. • WILLIAM TA'S El & 1113 • 10 •117 -
11 ;-
(8CCICS$01:111 TO.SUERIT7, _ . TA Ti t ) ,
NO. 1 0. Fth , r l / 1 street,' between' Ferry mut Liberty ;hens,
ATANUFACTIVRERS of sheet lead; leaden pipes, ki
ln, d routs, pumps, baths, water cloSets, leaden coffins,
&c,; keep constantly on hand and mneufactore onler,
sheet lead from I to b lbw to the square foot, in shrets of• 6
by fest, which they will furnish totter trade wholesale,
or cut to onler in any site that may Le wanted.
They also manufacture and keep. constantly .On
leaden pipes from 9. to f. inch calibre; tionednet OM for
conveying water tnnn.springs. furnished to the: country
Wade. and pat up on reels in lengths of from 100 to 1000
feet on each reel, with directions as to Me propermethod
of Also, on hand, a lame supply, orAttatna , Nit;
cut ruction Pumps._ for well. or cisterns; snow A Coat.
very attpciror east iron suction Pumps.
Hydrant work of every dcticriptlon
,execuied in t tie:
most, undde milliner. and on the most stecomrnodatingi
term.. ()niers from the enontry fur lendett piper; Sheer
lead,r potful, will receive prompt attention: -
jet.l.daw • •
. . ..........__ .
.)ENNtIII.VANIA tIAII.ItOA I) CONIPANY.—Noties
: is ltirrav riven that the P OIJIITII - INSTAIAIFINT of
Dive•DollSara per shove on the - Capital Sforit of s.
-company, in required to be pniol on or bekire the :Ist' day
3 nlynext. The FIPTIIINSTALMENT of Dive Dol.
/ars per share, on or before the lel. day' of,l4.eptembitt;
and tie IitIIi.TII.INSTALMENrof VllvoDollatrar per
share on or before the Ist day of Novembeehezt, at the
Office, No. 70WAfiN VT street; Philadelphist:7 ...• .. .
• Payments. will be - reerived of tine or more ilistalmena,..
or the stork inns be' paid id (unlit the option of the stork-
holders, aud iutr rest- will be - allowed 'lrma ' date • of pay:
. .
. -
Instalments' not paid paid • panitaally will be sat feet to'
the penalty al.fill,te,priseut . .. per , month. as .required by
ltm - ' , -: • - --, GiS , PRON.V. I.IACON, .. ,
. thy Iti-Mnl loftily I ' $ • Treasurer.
::. N. 4, fustaliaaidawill be.roecived by W. H. DennY,'
at the AterclottastallNatiotanterrersHank. Pittstategb:- ..,
• Wool* Wool
'FINE PRICE; IN CASlLtleid for uJI the
difteKeut.gra..
11 would
;rut burn Luq
ail, Of lONVS ,
CORAtIR Ituereds bu!oneyisl..
•IdiaB2 9_,tith4m N:l(..nlui by ' - •
Agazd. ,
SCV Lalyerty. street, . ratabFrer::
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NEWl.o44 , .4imitt 2S, 1848.
There wns a Whig atitificalisiltdeCting last even
11..solutioniein-trier of Taylor and Fillmore
were paised, and addictive* delivered.
'Martin Van 'Buren bar accented the itominatiim'
of the Utica Convention.
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Alike Irt(o‘royentainbllo splckyynt bt • lrolil at die under - _
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mentioned ,Land Mena in. lyts„sonsan,
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hereinafter des„Prunted. to wit: ' ' , ~, .- , _,'•
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'At the hatid idtliee4rit the “Ftills of St. Cntiii Itieer , r .•, -_, , •-, , „ ,__ •- „,_ •^• -, "
:commenting on Monday. the fourteenth dny el August ft. ~- . ' .
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stext,fhY the dis'pristil of the public lands within the un- •!"4 '• _ r ''' •'‘ ,_ • •`" ,
dsrmentioned townsluxis and fractional townehlwi, to Vi _ , -
North te the Lase lint, and tectrif the/mirth pritreiya3 VIC. '.
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Townships tarenty.fwe and twenty-six of ran r
ge one. ": .- ' __ • -„, -
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of ran two . Townships twenty-five, twenty-11LX, and twerit!.se , yen. •'' . • , •_:-.„' 1 • .. ' -
Townships twenty-eight and twenty-nine, of purge• i
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Towashir a twenty. -ight, twenty-nine, Wiry and thirty ;
two, of range eighteen. - i , .t •
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Fractional towns ups twenty-nine and thirty, and _
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townships thutpone and tbittp . ..two, cif range twenty- ~....,,.
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At the suite plate, commencing on Monday, the twen- , ~„„. _ . , „ -,-.,.
August next, for the disposal of the pub- _ , .-",”....,
~. e t,•
i re .e l l isii h dlr=tithe trmt et:mat:used townships andlite.- -
uonaltownshiyvlowil: - - • , -, ~ - - ' -." --- • ' : '
North if littlest:ins, andia ty" rsi th'efaurth priaayal me- il
j , .-. , ,
Fractional u senships twenty-six and twentrsiesen, 4'• • , ' _:- 4 „ :-.: , - -,• 1
and towns tps twenty-eight, twentpame, thirty,:shirty.. j - :
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Oa.. awl tiarti.-two of enogo me01..1• 0 .w-- •-• • - g --- , --.._ • , _
'Fractional townships twenty-sta. twenty-seas* and . .
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to (-toy -right, and townships twenty:nine, thirty, ilurt)- ill " , .''' ~ 1- - ; •
one. and thin)'-two-of.range terent)-two. -, i 4 t i . -, , ,
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Fractional townships twenty-el Lit and twenty -Ohte, s it,
and tpwast.tipsthirty and ditrte. , - -
Western Pewnsylvant•Collegto of Heali It ; I
DR: NVII.J.AItDI3 ADVERT' SEXIITIP FOR IY* O.
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DR. UL/a These (wally rentedlei; ecnashitiug of • I
: J ntes VERer/FOVE
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n n . COUGH . 111 ZITURli, . .' •
. LIMA PILLS,
~ 4, FEVER AND AGUE EXTERJI/..
. . IVATO.R, . . 1
(lave ulreeuly become so universally popular. wherever ,
4/
introduced. dolt the proprietors are in to place
them within the reach of all.. Of the virtues .of these ",••
medicines, Ii is altogether unnecessary -tor us - to speak, - -
es they have always. wherever irroodsced.' beet) able 10 -..
wereaserniirkenstriree. The numerous certifiemes...whichl -
from time to have been- plibliabed. - besldes - btlem, '
MU' 113 our possession,is. sußreintr,strideacts, not °idyl.
of their virtue , and pgrcyri to coil, (boil/hat they aro.'
duly - appreciated by an intelligent public. - When she!
ternary ' ", It floats( -srith " Panaceas: .:" Elieers,""RaP.? '.
senu,An and ' , I - 911,4"Am) ;repay. of, them ; o(' a ,doiditfhl 1 -
thiatiter, Pitms9ll an . 4 4 14 : 10 ** u'AuPw, tow far they '. - •
should trust - any of. them: , H4ese Menial; a nd try those . ....:.„
,plzielt-tillirp "teen prontd bY,the c . ;eperfenta ilati. -.Bach 1
..:-=•':%.:.•
IS the charactec .of_ the Ftedicanes.compormded'bk Dr. t , • . - ,,r , , .-:•• .
Willard, tin' erninearpmclitiouef, mad sold by men of} ,
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character who have something more at stake than the a e: A
cumulation. of A Sew dollars. - la Onlet, that the. public ti • ''''••••.-
may, know ' whit these- medicines are, the Ureter Pan of 1: -'• '''
our ediertiring-wlllbe einirine certificates: Tani you may ...- ";
..be satisfied that "their own worki will prOisethemP• - ;;,!•%"-.
These medicines. prepared and scild'ltytheprovidetoni r
R. W. Brockway - 4 Co.. N 6 . -2 .CommereLul Roy, LiberlY '- "
elferth Pr i i t t b ßifill , l. o, wiamsalltlerefa ac
ribreiesecother •
husluess Mast.be addreisf.d." 'fiold'alio bjr*l.Etehoonme
lies ter.fi,'Ogdets X' Stiowden;Joe I brigileri - WR:filellers,
Fiir.:'finoVitlers;;sofitr.:P.l3eolt; J, 11. f Clisibl i latrits A.
Jones . ,..lohn, Hays. Spunbling a Hotreland" .'
• -• Apics'prElliptt& Becteraf.and D.-bliCtifly'RlitehenT
-0117:- - -'' - •'' '''-'''' ' - ''-'' • .'1:+106-dawytl
. P 2 ofmg='tw ry-
FraetiouaLtownsTups.'twe n tY- unie , thin Op d
of ranee twenly-fonr: • r.t. Ift
At the I.and ()filet-at Green Bag: cOrriviteiteinit
ilay!:the twenty-Arm Any of ..Angusfeer, forth', djsposal
of the-public lands simated-within thirmadtimenuonetf
lovinaldps nil.) fraetir.tml townsbipsorir,
North cf the bate tine, and 'writ entreartinttrinifitkine•
Townships thirty-aire. thirty- six: and - ,thlrfr.lsiveal Ind ;
finetionaltosenslup •
1 7 isictignial townships thilly-fiveltidovidi thhtty:stica
:nod thirty-eight, of nm. •
Freetionoltovenshi pAbirty - five.lddtl7-44',dirtravve u
and thirty:eight, - orrange twenty. two. ..
Lands ttpproprinted ' kw, for the use et,schooll,
tarn , orotber purposes. %ill' ha esciaded.froni the sides_
The otrcring of the 'abovemcniinned la nil.- will he imin
menced on the ilaye uppainted:' and 'proceed in the rile'
in 'which Alley are - advettised.-With all convenient dis
patch, unlit the whole 'Atoll. horn been offered tut/ the=
'salve thwil.loscd. put pp sole thall be. kept °pea longer •
than two Weeks. and no private entry of any of she lands
stilt be admined - nntil after tiie eipiraMm of the t - c,
ac
Given eider My hind at the ,Clii'af'itiltinctionfild4
eighth day of May. Aunt/ INMMa . i oae tboosatulei g blbins
decd and fony-er_.ht
By the - !AMP'S X
niciwAltli- YOLINU.-:,
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, • Commumenrrry' Licrteml.,Lantr
NOTICE TO Tin: ciarniesiTs.i. •
Every patron righted TO the right of pre•atopdois. to
of.the lands - within 'Le townships anCfractiiell
' tOwn.bitra shore enumerated. is ?coiled foestablitilithe
same to the satisfaction of the . Register and Rerei,ver
the peeper land offtee. and make pn)-nteut there - feral loco, .'.
as Invert:fable after seeing this notice, and before, the'day
appointed tar the commencement of the public .ale; of
the lends explore:ring the tract claimed.- otherwise' Mich
claim will be lotfcited. . YOUNCL , •
reayl7-level.lic - nannies ion IT el General (mac,-
'flit rrrrilONh F HA V/UONb. Ha:NCH* as.
Ifutuphreyville. h i m [ Connec. pm) inc. fur the ettin,
siou of a:patent-granted ua far tin Improvement. in
strew sugars. for seven years. Irma the expiration...lt
said patent:which takes place on the Itth day of Norm-
It is ordered.' That the said petition he heard aYthe run. .
teat Office an. the first 3Jonday. November neat; at I: •
o'clock. Nt4 and ail pertains are pouted to aprwmf Ind
show rause. if any WlT:hare. why said .petitieur might
not to be vented. ' , • . ,
Ordered. also, : That this notice, be. publithM in .this
ILIUM and National Detnnerut„Wm.hington: Permsytva.
Man, Philadelphia; Pon.. Pittrhargb: True San. and Sun,
Neer-York: Pon. Bewail; and Gazette. Porumoath.N.
onee a week for.tianwsneressive streks previous to)ba
said Slat llotidaY - of Nii . yerntu•r next. • ' •
r
• o•niiiiroiclnrr or • I meads
-
• frtriE subscriber otlklis for sale F2eten llcuared - sots
of land 'Orrin:Wm tovcaship, Allegheny.eonti ty. Mid
abotit 16 or 1.7 miles from Pittsburgh. This land is subdi•
sided intOlinets eemtniding from fitf -six to sixty- sena
each,seta and . will bo . spldon ;mots tteeorumodatlopmgior....
• • Also, eight * Bending Lots In thebotonOt . of
hem bring subdivisions of lot No. a, s in Gre's Plano( •
part of.thr x'aiity;rti-o bete, Gregg "
Ars follow/ :• - • . rvvtv
each frootiiig leet au 'Water street. and.runnbig brick'
400 feet to a 1 . 6 feet alley. : Tom lots. on thughsto
24 feet front lac one emr tiding, bark DS frai.;.:tbri. ettlier
90 feet to an allet: mid olsp form lots. each froatili bi Ctl
on ' Greggatreel, and extenittriglsnek.pii
ble title given.. For temistigtil r r •
.• •
TilOR SALE Oil litliSlt-:- - A_srusll Fawn. touttLi .
1, acres. 18.2ntled told of nttelturgh. twits° A nth
Tumpike. about 7l) soros -clouted. n good 'Crowe dwelling.
house and Linton, n. bank barn. iframe;) wagon abed and
spring house; ularee':otrizahl tsf erre/lent tiraill. - Oves.—
Also. adjoining, 122 Acres: about 4.5 notes clavidtaiba,
a two story log. bpuse- stud frame.stablootll utigliiirrprki._ . e
fence, and well waiewd.. , Poisessiun eau. listlgiAtk . it
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I crop: if sold . or reined.. tle indisputable;v:iZ, , ..-
fel 4:wrpu• .__:.:_-.,.._--•
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o i l l ig i g y l 27;:c t l ft[ lll- Ntit i tl i i . 74:. c .ll - qi ii7 iite t. 9 Olin
• 0.1.1.,„ . Margaret ( )one Neville, 'by litil l . :friend
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4, t i a .a nts. ° ltr ing - 11 .7"itV- 3 6 12 a - irri j o " n e 'ot 1 I
0 r 4, 0
- Thomas lietriiitoir,.F.aq.,*the Court appoint 6
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' Morrow. Roo Counniaricuter to • take 1‘
I on yin the rare, and direct notice.ot
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7 ulna . and-p lac threeaking the. depot& •
. tiona,•to be given hy publicationtintl In tho.tler: •
cury rid bfanufacturer. the Mato( which aball he at legit'
ten days before'the day of takhur the.testimony. ..: .. .
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..From the Record,' . • HIRAM iIULTZ, Prinliy.
To Ira It'cri .. lle, tie oberedErindonrote metier - . chef
the depositions of witheit4B Will be tilted before Alder.
Inaa 4.lo,ravi, no Lis Offiee,
pa Flab eine', ou the 2hb dar
of Jens. ie4.9, between the hours of two un&five o'cloar..
P. 411, 'when and' where . you linty attend ,and cross CA.
amine. • . •
.. 3110§. LtAltlif.l'ON.-
,-,
• V satiable Farm • for ..Bale, • •
TN SEWICKLY uorrost.-4 offer fors:llc- the residua
- neeold-i.ear 1130. - Acres—of that ealuable Forro;:eate
the
,property or Samuel,reebtes. deeeased,-
.shunted on the bstdc'ett.tho Ohio m iles . below -
Pittsburgh:. - oi,*lll..":4lllkiiride it inee'Loti .to.suit put:,
chasers. T,his,rtiten44ntse sees matty:advi ge
uttas in to
location, littring two etcellehe Schools In the inuuctlielea
• vicinity; the netghborhood is invitingi the access to mar
ket is entry, by, steamboat OT rho Seiver road:. and the.
~Penturyttauia and Ohio Rail Rood, when completed,
tam necessarily piss through it. The 1110 Ft -or tho laud
.being river bottom. is most admirably adapted for gerrden
,purposes... Persons desirous of parchasing*ore united
to go and examine the place. nod any information:want.:
ed will he given either by myself IVnt. C. liarty.on the,
prembtes. or Joe. W. Peebles, at McNeight & Sous. hlar- ,
;et sweet. ' • • ..JOHN .08.&11Ahl,
maY 3ll4 trrall&.3tiv • • .Ezetillar,, , r.
NtrliClE: TO Jtill.OUS. , ,The Jurors suMtla cd to it:•:"
-tend die... District Comet of Allegheny , county on'ille
second Monday 112tIrday) oflinne:lni.L. are hereby ho.
tified thal.:they nee excused entirely from entailing:l/los"
said Court "at the Present term. Sty. the Caul; -. - , •-.1. r
jeZetl&wlt :-
TO Ma iioll,o ruble. the Judge,r the Court of - Quarter ,
" . Seasioltrof lhear:a r s, tits Ilkutol for the County of Atli. ,
The pennoned' Daniel Holders. oldie PotirthltortheitY-:*
of Allegheny. in 11, county aforesaid.- humbly shepetlt,
That- your petitioner bath provided himself with materials
for - thesucconnuettation .01 tmeeleot and others, at his:
dwelling hottee:its.thet:vvard aforesaid.' and prays- that
your. Honors will be •pleascd to grant him a lieenttems' ,
keep A public , koute-uf entertainment.- And your pen
linnet, Ant „in.datybonnd, wilt pray " ; e
••".1 " ' '. ' ' • . ' ' T
. . We. Oie:teoltrr.illers,e.itireits" o f th aforesaid.wanli icy. •
certify, Altai !ha: phova pelilloner is .of good repute for
honesty and temperance. and is well provided witb,brinso :
room and cnitve n ienee a for the ace t al modation of:travel
ers and other*. owl that said tavern is necessary:
' .-Chi
John Park. nOMRP Beechen - Daniel h.l.'•-
Kenney. George Herring; CharlesldlMPFl!
ton. P, Atkinson, F. Ituntes, - DanterVoeng. HCords
n,f
IL Cups, A. Kennedy. - .. -• - " , '• magkleratot • •
OE4I rt,lsjoardcw._ - • - ' c,, , ...pyrTi . ,
, - , •i• . RaieuilusznA, D'lrrity ": ..-. ....
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Na. 1.13011r00D grnzEr 5 kVO3II Dons mot ,Lpaiiiii.:
. 1 -Nr r -ij k l : g u s, lll l4l;e ° ,: . Vi i ii ' en ki e mi sr, s , • 7 ,4 p,„ - '''
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Rttwki o tle nnd Stock Whips; Hard Lea-, ... . 7tmr , ...' . .
.thei.. Ito itation; and Common Trunks.; 7. 11 4 :ii: - . *.
Saddle Angst. Carpet. nags. Valisei; . ;;Z: -, : - .:. 7 ./. - L
Dro (I 6;141147y Collars; and will keajt
oirbatid a good, nottortatent of all =Whitt kepi itit Saddlin!, -
• flatalttinhntent ‘Fltivh th,C7 O viiisell C h "P (Qr tas k . • . .1..
relit ..S•W ' - - ' • - ' -
4":11110 AND I..EANSYLVANLA RAIL ROAD •
I," Books OW ettbseription tha. Cepind Stock of dds •
Company' will be , opened on the 2teh Jane., at the Ex , ..
Thong,: 'tank. end at the teloketoreeot . Johtston & Ettoik:".
;air and Pm& Key &Co., and will contwore opeafrow
to day, tinder the operiatendenoe'oj the andereiped,
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)lAIBIAR DENNY,.
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C. STOCKTOk
W. ROBINSON. ;`..
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