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4 6 4 11 iiljt,*.arti::400 1 4.41as a renegade has be.
011 4 eliitinateevtbot . ilL%he confidence reposed. in
)egliihrifiel'iiotieig4o4*de'ieei:ike 6. country has'
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teepiiiittlin'intualtiatlevehe'has.riilied honer
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uneertd mr 'f-- lir, ... , ,Nl.:4;:t r iii.% 4 . 100 i.
glie°d:._,,eZtillt"oo,,, ig Th . r *O. gi Egtttteitk!fate,,.
rMre I Aiing himTr:titiii. tt awe en, tint! yettr6.4o - n
of the late g‘whig. , imrty bas:ibeieekless 11 . 4 hod
to Continue his name before the w eitintry as acaedi
'date ! - ..: ''' ='~'l''
It is now reduced to pieertainty thatiGetti•Gsft
will obtain the electoral',vite.isf every Sisothern
State; that voted for1114 . :Polk io 044.-. - Besides•
whith,,we
ant(Tottlifieniee. We will CdridOde:g#talii *S Geis':
Taylor-; fiat even , in that "State 'there Till kcioai
contest. Geo. Butler's porittfaiitiineY:iiiiiiiib47en l
-able' the Democracy to carry it, nottidthstanding its
usually large whig • :
"Again :•—in the North and West the prospedis of
Gen: Taylor are still worse tlipatthe South - . ' The
• Buir4lo-Aiiiiiiiiii4l-.Walikkitiltkijetteral break up in
whig ranks ranks , in the lirdittillyiiStates.7-: The (Teo 'soil'
Party may carry New Ygtk.. At all VT:vents the State
at prcsept . ...o4. ary.doubifitli '
Connecoo4 Nevi. deisay; fRh - oacetil?pd;tiud . .yer.
give .Federal majorities, `the
Itill'earry off about one half the
whig vote; while the nnatticr of democrats- who will •
gamier to the ianks of the disaffected will hicom
paratively rots' . - , •, • •
•: Many of the leading whiga in New Fogland have
taken a derided ..and against Gen, Taylor's 'Oen
tine, and will use all their influence to swell - the
vote of the. Buffalo' nominees. One of the :most
Scathing docaments_we Save ever read is arpitutphlet
iisued.by the Hon. Houser Eventrr,a dclegathfrom
sMiocretto the"i'hilladelphiaSlaughterHouse,"and
fbr several -years a distinguished whig member of
Congreini, setting forth the reasons why ho c4inot
support Gen. Tsvtos.. *We bare only roott'for
one short extract . at present.!Hosair ' •
cansidtr, then, the evils ofGen.Tayloes elec.
tion tee times more -alarming than that of Casa
—and I should, if there be no atiier allernalire, have
deemed it my duty,vis selecting the lesser evil; to
hare voted for the Cass Ticket; and this, if :hire be
no.blher alternative, I shdll do, and this I deem it the
dtitief ttidFree Sod party to do in every free State
—if there,be no other alternative there.". .
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In the %Vest—the glorirMaDern*atl&Westa is
right. Ohio will roll up a tremendous majority for the
"Grave old voluntees,” L wr CAS3; and so
chigoe, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Iniva;
and Wisconsin. There will be an animated contest
between those Stamen to which will give the largest
Majority tl Gen,Osss.
From theituir St. Louie Union we learn that Col.
WaliAM 4L - Rosants, a. Whig Delegate front , blis=
to ' tbet i tillocielpbia Convention, and hitherto n
favorite stamp 'orator of the Whig party iii.thet
State, baa cleclared.that the Whig party was dissOlr.
ed . by
,the nomination" of Taylor, and announced
that he wiold votti fat elos and Brctsat., He-wan
The fast friqnd orlittintYCom, and the Union stiles
tbithewill itrith him Many votes to the Dem.
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ocratie party.' ••• • •
The trutfiieoht Whig Patty has no longer an ci
ortenFe, ssd the few noisy brawlefs who
. ore burro.
ing for Taylor, in different parts of the country, aro
tho mereseekenifter the spoils of.,offite, without
principles or peditiOil honesti.
atiteresatig Correspondence..
We have beeri filtered, says the 'Washington Vol.
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on, with .a copy of the following correspondence be- ,
,seen the President_ of thel.taltitnore convention
aud Geo. W. o.llidler, its uornince for the vice pre*.
ideney of the United Stntes:' General Sotlet reeeks
ed the letter, io iehich he bad replied, only on MOD-.
day last ; the first copy having been addressed to the
General's-neighborhood in Kentucky, whish he pats
ed thropgh :with great' rapidity °bilis route from
New Orleans to Washington.. )
General Butler's reply I. everything that it should
be. It recognises the tight of_ the_ people to under-
stand the opinions of those who task their kontidence-
It take' a coagirehenalvn "Vies ., of his'oVin political
Pfia.SiPiPlis•PPterrfi -1111.114,441tki1et, the
soldier. Mr esie satisfiedit willpfcliPmfeetfy he.
celitabic to bis countrymin: . ,•:.
• , • Dricesstoac, Pffny3o, 1843.
Anita. 8t14: It_becoules our duty to 'communicate
to you the fact; that this national convention of ro
piablican 'delegates which assembled in this city on
the fad instant, for the purpose of selecting candi
dates for the two highest executive offices of the
country, united in , presenting your (Larne fot that o!
Vice President of the United Slates. Tbat..olAron-,
tion also adopted resolutions containing the pritini
ples upon which they believed the government ;aright
to be administered; and which I have cost thei honor
of transmitting to you. These resulutiou constitute
the true democratic platform. That they will meet
your cordial auent,we feel well assured; nor are we
the less satisfied that, alined this high office be ton.
(erred apart j•ou by your country, the principles
which these resolutions embrace will be successful
ly illustrated in your administration. •
We offer you our, cordial ,congratulations upon
this distinguished proof of the confidence of your
country, and are, very respectfully and truly, year
friends And obedient servants,
• ' . A. STEYENFON,
. ' President of Democratic Convention,
(And 30 Vice Preaidents.j
To hiaj. Gen:WM. 0: Boma.
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• Witanrwonott, August 8, 1846. •
Slat .I have thehonor to acknowledge the receipt
ofyourcommuaication as the organ of the Baltimore
Convention—which reached me only yesterday—an
nouncing my nomination by that body as the demo
cratic candidate , for the office of Vico "'midrib!.
For this distinguished Mark of confidence and trust,
I am most deeply grateful to my frienda; and can,
Vol' but the more eppreciatellit honor doneme, when
rell.eet that this nomination was made without my .
knowledge, ; while absent in &distant -country, and .
by the unanimous voice of the Convention. ae
oeptance is , a matter of course. •
It is at all times proper in a free country, and at a
crisis like this, deemed indispensable in our, on,
that as aspirants to office should be dietinitlY under
stood oti all important qiiestionei of national policy ;
ar i d nay nomination for the office of Vice President
has. no doubtbeen made with a full knowledge of
mine. My position while a member of Congress
compelled me to take a decisive, though not a con
spicuous'part on till the leading questions of the day.
I might therefore appeal
,to the . past as the best and
safest, guarantee fur niy futUre political course.
Some of these questions nre;however, daily growing
in importance •.and as I cannot consent tn win' the
goodopinion of othein by disgaising my awn, and as
I design this communication to bo final, it may be
proper that I should, be more est:lll6i. I•feel the
more iMpelled to this course from the consideration
that my action as a member of Congress may not be
accessible to the people at large:. With.thia object
in view,f have examined careaully the'. proceedings
of the c0n5:64161'4 Which rwas nominated. I re
cognise in the resolutione passed. by that body but
the te-marking r end with an able hand; of the great
lines of separation between the democratic and wi g
parties—vioce oat should ever bo'kept freshly before
the people, and aro so plainlY laid doWn in the re.
solutions referred to; that 4 4 the, wayfaring man,
though, a foal, cannot mi. therein." Those resole
tioos have been widely, circulated, and are, , ,within
tho 'reach of all. I .d eem it Sufficient to say that
. 1114 meet my entire and unqualified approbation. •.
..rermit me, in conclusion,' sir,' tender to you,
and throdgh you to the entire democracy represent
ed'hy thq body over which you-so ably ?resided, my
grateful thanks for the distinguished honor they have
.done me, • •
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With high regirid,'liemaitt truly your friend, ;
, .• . W. 0. BUTLER. I
Ilon. Antittaw rr, Srtvicaso ;
President of lye Democratic CMiyention.
itral":ThetfiWtfinis Uniiin says : « E v e r y D om ,,
ctatic Atiiireouti, not only supper ntickii, eeld
Butlerall.tiffAilfe.:eiy,oaptetenil Its,oppoatioo,lo r.
Van.Wiiati s itew,..,party.. Although!. we have leen
seynit n Our 4ejitOjttitiiiii of , hi& deiektiaii; nearly
every otoualletnoCvatic contemptiriya hai
Outdone its is aete4lo:*'" ' ' '
far BroWli;hothof
says the Marion (Ohm,' .Demeeratin Alitrerf:seried
e..i is "Millie' in Ver ti• , 'a - ..'`
Pam f *.t Ur 2. egirnextlyPu
lishibo following cird in the Mirror.: • -•• ' .
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~Kpr.►rrr=rt.Brevity is the soul oT wit r~ We
the undersigned' , haiei•heretofore , seted'wlllofie,
Whigs,-beelve shall'iwir•aise our votes. iiirLtiSijs
CanirofjTehigati: - ~ WM. H. FLSEY,
.:2rfaiiesi,lidy'.ls . , 1848.. A. H. BROWN.. •
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, . The folloß • ptts..,tsire togrttpli 1:!
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Gee. Woi. 0.. o _lh b e i m 6,0J-.cataidifi for
Nice' Presidenit pseertntir4 j . ? ,.. ,.oyottrts .IK,T o
• Vouisville,Aicfbectere liWideflirluriviiir Ntiiit4 - 1
t.:- •
I beg tbetistroffr4is simple Huai. -
' For one ;Who of will think of thee, • ,
-:And feel mosthappy:should it bring-
Some :-..-.- •
passing memory of me..
Not when the sintfoition that btow,
Thor then thou lieem , st sortie
,spent 'bright; '
-..- Nor-wherr the tears Orsorrow,flow .- . - .
To chase away. that spirit!alight ; . •
. . Not In the troWd; - the ltollist•icheat,
" - Where grief in decked ie,featal flowers
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•i: ''. And the free heart foriletift6*beat, -- .'" . -,
...". -' And Billy draws insipid houra; . : . - • ' .
7 .: • Nor would I have the think,ofme..
•,',..',. — .Whei,Morning Wiais - hit'rObeliolidedi •
' ''... And wild birds wake theirrevaille, . ; - 7 -
, Aid thoe'hisitaiightihernOraiag'S ham
7 . No! let it he the twilight hour,. ,
.'_-..'...;
Whet inusing:,memury lore, to reign •:
. - And gather tip each gem an d tflower7 - ::T? •
.. , That scatter o'er Brigs travdld'pliiin. iI, '
. - No matter where my steps may stray,.
. .- Or dark or,bright my fate may be, , . •
Yet still through life'a unmeasured way -..
• r. • ' Believe.= a true frietid to thee. - --. '.....
.VeisSizsgo Moving.
We have received nn extra from the office tifflie
Democratic Arch, at Franklin, which cOntsintrzthe
proceedinge of : a large mats meetingof , the.bembc.
racy of that'place, on the, 4th inst. lion. Hinter
idercurix: Pideided, assisted liy large'noinber of
Flee Presidinteond Secretaries... .
Col. W. H..l.sxspratTos, from :a-.•esinimitter'inp.
pointed .theeptirpoie, , preiented:.ii_-ne*lier- of
spirited : and :patty* ieiniletionS; the
lemur. of , *bp meeting ;17hey present Abe. Hon its.
noiti- Turstr.s", efficient .Treasurer - of
State as their ;choice bovernor that
if he ls nominated and elected; his intitto;wiJpetbe
excellent
,sentiment of licrernsas, 44 tbs:'loiitest
geed of r theirnOest nuteber. , ! The reitelti*eiies
,Prestf Hie etmostcriefidencit In the administrillei of
3/titts'lC. , Poksr; . and pledges hearty support to the
election of Cass:Aso ,Butxx.n. %Ye are pleased to
lexm.thnt Democracy of Venange are thoroughly
organized, and will poll an incaeased majority . this
:Copper Itestow......SOugular Discovery;
A correspondent of the Dada Paptess; writing
under date or June • 1414, • from Ontonagon, Lake
Superior; elyse-; , -.• .; • • • !- •
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Mr. Knapp, of the Vulcan Mining Company, has
lately made-verysingolar discoveries here in work
ing uno of the , veins, which AP lately found. - Ile
..worked into on old care which bad been eucatated
centuries ago. This led them to look; for other
worki - of. the =coo sort.and they have found a nom
bee of eitilcs to the earth which they have• traced a
long diiitance.. sliggiog Ude those sinks, they find
them tis: have been , made by the hand Of. man. It
appears that the ancient miners went on n . different
principle from What they de at the present time.
•Thegrestest . depth yet found la these holes is thirty
feet. - After getting down to a certain death, they
drilled along the vein nearly to an open cur. These
cuts harebeen filled pearly to a level by the accu
mulation of soil, and .we find trees "of.the largest
growth standieg gutter; and also find that
trees of a . s erylarge'growth have groWetip mid dim!,
and decayed Many years since; in : the same places I
there are new standing trees of over three:burial red
years' growth:'. ' '• - • • • • .
Last week they dog into a - new place, and abaci'
twelve feet below the suffice found a moss of ciap
per that will weigh from eight' to tea tons; This '
:mass was buried to ashes.. •It Appears theycould not
handle it, and had no means Or cutting it,asd pro.
hi* builfa fire to 'melt or, : neparata the rock - from
it; which might be done by heating , and then dash
ing 'On goid.Water. , This piece of. copper is &s pare
.andtelean as s new cent ; the upper surfhee hasbeets
posted smooth anitelear. It appears that thiamass
.of copper was taken front the bottom of a *halt; at
the - depth . or about thirty feet. In ',nuking this shall
' . froat hhere the . bass 00W tier, they. followed the
-course of the ten; which pitches considerably f this
enabled them to raise it as far se the hole catne.iip
with a slant. At the bottom Or the shaft they found
skidiof blaik oak, Cosi eight to melte inchea!in
diameter ;Abase sticks were cliarreil through as if
barn/. They tboad large wooden wedgeir in the same
position. In this shaft they found a mineergad sod
a Darrow chisel made of coppei. —'
- do oet know whether these copper tools 3re fella;
pared or not, but their tnake dirplayed good. irroik
taaruihip. They have taken out maws than a tee of
cobble stoomr,
were
tad- been used ' as mallckr
These itooes . were nearly round, *ills a score cat
around the centre...sad looked u if this snore was.
cut for the purpose of putting a - withe around for a
landle.- • The Chippewa Inditec.alf•sav that , thla
I . .work was never dooe by Indiana.: Thli; discovery
will lead to a eew method of discotering vein's in
this country, and may he of great betted to some.
I Suppose they Will keep findiog new wonders for
soma time yet, as it is bat a 'short time; since -they
drat found the old. -There is copper' here In
abundance, and I thick peoplevilt begin - to dig lt
'''fn a few yeara. ;Mr, lipapp.has 'Lead considerable
silver during the past winter. •
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Norris LongstSethi taff fflotttltotalrY•
The.name fifth's gentleman having met with Ito
favorable receptions in' rations parts of thelltati,
as taeditlate fur the of of Governor 'of
l'entisylvanie - to fill Die* Vacancy occasioned by the
resignation. of, the lamented Francis It. Sliouk, per.,
mit me, through your columns, to say a word or
two rerpecting him, to people of Allegheny and
the surrounding counties.
Mr. Leogstreth was elected ('anal Commissioner
hat fall by the Democratic party, by din orertrbelni
;rig majority ofin,tooo, defeating his opponent by a
majority nearly as large as that orShunk over Irvin.
The manner in which be has discharge., his delis',
has accurate him. the cordial approbation or the
entire body of the Democracy. lie ie. known
throughout the Stare to be a man of irreproachable
diameter' : of superior talents; of great moral and
political firmness; Deals from the ranks of the pm
pie; free from all faetionsrunwarering in - his at
tachmentlo /mend Democratic principles, and most
'decidedly - Opposed to' the rapid :tomb of Corpora.
Dons iv' - our Stateovithout stringent limitations and
restrictions. - For. these reasons, lie is everywhere'
popular with hie party. Thome who know him best,
believe him to be, at thiecriaiS, the most available
end desirable candidate now before die public, as
modal Democrat can at once go cordially into hb
support. I have never heard theie qualifications
doubted. The only objection allegedos 'that his
clectioe would create a vacancy in the Canal Board;
but - this need not he. If the State Convention see
propet;the matte! Can be PerfeCtly arranged, With
out throwing the public works under Whig role for
one moment.
Judge Longstreth is very popular in the Eastern
counties..'; In.flerks; had in the city and county of
Philadelphia, the Delegates. to tho.Niate•Convention
have already been instructed to support him t
is cipectod that Montgomery, ilucks,yorthamplon,
Cheater, Lancaster, Columbia, Lemma°, and gfint
cow:dice - in the interior and in the north trill
I believe that if he is flomiatated, Mr. Longstroth
will he elected by such'n majority as would teli.ntitt?
effect at our neat election for President. : ;
• • Monument to Gov..ststtnis;
The citizens of,Nerristovhi held a rn , :etiug oo the
.let instant,—Adain SleinchWriresiding—at which
they resolved that a moninffint, haring suitable jo
seriptions, tio erected over the remains of Governer
Snurrit, at the Trappe; in Montgomery county, and
that the 'necessary expense thereof be , defrayed by
voluntary subscription. awing the'people of' Olin
Commontirealtto and ,11131 all who'choose may con
tribute;•.and "that it 'may he onipliatically Pen
pie's bloniunent,.! the 'amount contributed, by caqh
individual shall not exceed , the sum•of one dollar. •
A; large and rcepectabli committee wannppuinted
to attend to rho' object.nt the meeting. Benjamin
Hill waa ppoi ate cl,• Treasurer; to whom contribu
tions inny.bo forwarded. —Lanraster
ffe We trust that , the citizens of Pittsburgh will
contribute jibe:oily , towards tho erection of thla
Monument.:.. ,
4pame lionte,a.Democrat.
We find the fallowing in Mealarra Ohin
Cs ay:rm.—On Saturday last we had
the pleasine of meeting .Csni,,Jrinitil lry'lee, of the
litilletsttltill:nompany, on his return from Mexico.
Ile returnelii good.health and spirits.
„ At the call of his country; though a whig, he vid
'unteerrd in defence.of its rights. • Like hundredi of
others from our State .who left us whip, he retions
a democrat; and will do battle as. heartily for, CIA;
butler, Weller and democracy in Ohio; as he battled
for MI conotry and her rights on . tbe seated fields in
Mesice. . •
We' A grand Democritictilemo . nitititionloaarimde
at Peoria; Illinois, on the.ldisisliint;• it was the
largest mecting;eret - bele hi'.:thit It was-ad
dressed b) tlca:Shielde, who mmeiatiteilied - wlth : The
greatest enthusiasm; :the PebrialiatriOeratic Press
speaks of big speech as a most able and effective
address.
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reir *air "..4.0.6,,ki.0 r ra, thelelirse,
Beysl*lor ohe Iportiet -- pongrems.
fPura-te - tv;-tial -4 ";
ACT tothe silesqrsi mart of public
reservation numbered thirteeerin the city pf.
Washington . '
and for other purposes. .
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of .pepresent
atives of the United States of America'in Congress as
,serobled, That theCommisaioner fir public Buitdfoga ,
iitith6 city of Washington be,-and be itehereby,'au-'
thorized.to sell to the vestry of Washington parish,
'such portion of the Public reservation 01 land in the
city of Washington, nutithered thirteen, Called tt e
Hospital. Square,. as. the
,said Vestry . , may desire o
purchase; for the purpose of enlarging the %Yoshi n ;-
ton parish,bdrial, ground, not exceeding, six acre( :,
Proeided,.7he Secrotaryot War and- tho.Secreta
,y
of the,Navy'shall be of opinion that the said land
can be sold without injury to the public servicia;:and,
upon payment being made to the. saidCommissmniir
for the said land, at the same price. per ,
the United States received .for the .adjoining equate
of ground, numbered eleven hundred and fifteen; lie.
ahall execute a conVeyance therefor' to. the said vet
tryiirithe same Manner as ho now conveys' pubilc ,
lunds when sold. .• . .
Stc. 2. 'And be it further enacted; That the vestry
-of Washington parish shall have authority to enclose,
possess, and occupy so much of Nineteenth street
east as passes .between .equare earnberiiil eleven
hundred and fifteen, in the city of Waihington, (the
present burial-ground) and the land proposed by the
first section of, this act to be sold; and also, with the
'content of the corporate authority of the city. of .
Washington, the said vestry may enclose, pascals,
.and occupy so much of any street or streets as may
pass between the said square numbered eleien hurl.
sired and fifteen' and any other whole square of
• trouid of which it may become the possessor, for
the Solo purpose of enlarging the said burial ground.
Ste:3. And be itlialher enacted, that' the vestry
of Washington pa rish titian have power to bold and
enjoy fotever any land which.it may purchase or
possess for the extension of the Washington pariah -
burial;gound Provided, The whole quantity shall
not exceed thirtyncres; anything in any former act
to the contrary notwithstanding ; and.the said vestry
may, from time to time, sell or otherwise dispose of
the said ground for the purpose or burial:
Sec. 4. And be it forth& erusetol, That the go
vernment of the'United States shall. be entitled to
purchase from - the said vestry, and to occupy as a
burial ground, for fort members of Congress and such
other members of the United States government as
the President shall deem it expedient and proper to
allow. a portion of rho land hereinbefore authorized
to be sold. not exceeding one-fourth part thereof, and
which portion shall bo laid out la some compact
lorm, and at such place as the-Secretaries aforesaid
shill select: Prorided, That the ground so author
ized to bo purchased and 'used by.the government,
.shall be paid for from time to"time as it is actually
used, at the price demanded by the vestry, for grave !
sites on other pans of the same grounds : And pro
. vided, also, That this reservation attic right to par,
chase to the extent aforesaid, shall net bo held to
aubjecithe United State* to any part of the expense
of putting op or keeping up the enclosures of the
said burying•ground, nr other expense incident
thereto. •
Amovetr, July 25, ISIS.
• 'f P value --No. 69.)
AN ACT to make Bangor a port of entry for ships
or vessels coming from and beyond the Cape of
Good Hope.
Be it enacted by fhP Senate aid house of &resin
tarfro of Mt United States of America in Congteit
narembfrd, That Bangor, in the State of Maine ahall
be, and hereby la mado a port of entry for ships or
teasels coming f rom' or beyond the Cape of Good
Hope,
Antigone July :5, 1818. • •
AN ACT reviving an act authorising certain soldier*
in the lute war Penh Great Britain) to surrender
the tummy hada drawn - by them, and to locate
others let lien thereof.
Br il canard by the &note and House of Reprerra
folirts of Ihr. totted Ms:rail America is Congrets
assriabled, That it shall and may be lawful for any
soldier in the late - war nab Great Britain to wbum,
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bounty lied bas been
. allotted end pateeted 'sill the. I s . ra , alraoa ,,, w,, rnesovE Boaay. _ Bi the arrival
State of Arlattsaii, vaiirh vre• and is audit for cultiva-,., of the Geo. Lafayette, we learn that the steamboat
uon, to eurrender said patent, and to receive in lieu. I whi te R ar e, with shout 200 tone Or freight onboard
thereof the PM . quantity of any '' f. t h e O thli e 13" . COT New Orleans, and waiting at Cairo to reship it
subject to a .private entry as he may select; 'No:. on ho ar d the Gee. Lafayette, took fire Orr Monday
ridrdr That hert,re receiving cast e" / 04 . 4 'halt night last a .jest at the latter boat hove insight.' The
be proved, to the iiiisCution" of the..Colilifol4oUaer Whim Rote waa " t lomo from th e e urf . boo . iod
of the General Lam) Oilier Out the lend so allotted -
peened a rrea:tho . r i ver. , W hen Shon Gen. , Lnih T ette
aid patented to the aid so ldier it' unfit ref " Hi r t ' paired her, "be wai burnt to the waters edge. Car
hoe, end that said soldier has never disputed - of hie 1 to
a total foga. a o a rmor leo or three barkia.mial.
ietemoinaraid land by any sale rinds own, lied Itta I tag, The fire Was first discovered in the ladies cab
the, same has not been sake° et 'disposed of for hie io, about tO o'clock at night. - '- .
debts doe twiggy individual, and that Ye:shall trice*
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all his interest in the same to the United-States in: • .. hen . . . -
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shill -t, . , air Tho people of (meant) have become
such way as said Commitsioncr factcti c, ant , , • ~ . .
what the the surrender and location shall he track oithin five rooserreters. of puldie virtue. Hear the
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years from the passage of thinatt. , ' Grand luny says! . . . •,.
Arraovror July 11,1'48. --.- . ''.: A newel:evict or Stem-tins has latelymade its
• . .
, evottc _ ..Nu. , 71.3 , 1 appelse . ee among . via. Ira . ring . all the . charms . o,r .
calit ,it scatters th e 01'01111 ana creamer', and if
AN -ACT to - confirm the location, and to grant a !rim, restrained within bound! , threaten. to beeomiari.
quarteesectioa, of I c county f ' t t e ,. ' i i perfect plague, with „titne, and encourigest.,,by the
of iiilleburough county, S l"d ate s or fo il lh or t wa
, I Surreal' it has eireaay obtained.. We speak •of the
Br if enacted bp tAt &wit and Mute er A-prtata% ,oof-ditiont Model Artists. That they should exhibit
latirrs re the United &atm if .4merics la Congresti;
,- , their welts:ode forms, With due regard tr . , decency
of Florida; of
aura Ned, That the !oration of the county co _A
le"'" •and the morals, we have not the' least objection:7--
•sioners of friti.borousb, in the State
~„,„„„; 'What we older.% to is, that, throkingasido all shame,
one bemired soil silty acres of land fur the ----/ with an attire, they should exhibit their naked forms
site of said county at Tampa, its :- begiening on the; to an audience comprised for the most part of 'eastliank•of llillsborough river, at the poiint whew! :
, ~ young and inespricneed. This is certainly not the
the fedi:teed feilit4f y fefeffattett i es Nadu h i M--. ." - . , way of refining the manners mid the morals or,*
L..Wliiting, fleptember fourteenth , eighteen bun.: "_
put ..,.
oic.
Bred and forty.six, strikes the same ; thence up sairl' i
river, binding thereon to s point, atdeaat hal f
. a mile .
11, a straight flee from the beginning ; tbence,north-,
eatterlyto a point from whence a lice running par.
nlell to said straight line, and striking the bee ref
said reduced reservation ~sad thence along the line
of said reservation to the place of beginning' t, shalt
include between said river read ilia linen one hon.:
Bred and sixty acres of land.; and the same is hero
by granted to the said cemmissioners sat the said
county, the proceeds of sales tie be applied to the
building tar a courthouse, and Jail, and other public
buildiag.cfor said county; and the Commissiener of
the General. Laud (Ace shall cause said ono bun.
deed atiirsixty acres of land, granted as aforesaid,
to be surveyed, end thn'eurvey confirmed all soon as
practicable, and a patent shall issue therefor to said
commissioners, teethe use of said county, as afore
said, referring to this act. z ' -
Aersaorma, deli 7.5, 1848.
Forltut Morning 1.41111.
Illoottertotr—Pentic No. 13.)
A JOINT RESOLUTION extending tho tune for tho
erection of certain light-houses.
limalrol by the' Senate and House of Representa
liens.the United Slates of America in Canvas as.
snared, That so mach trf the. sixteenth section of
the act approved March third, seventeen hundred
and ninety-five entitled r. An act making further
provision Inc die Support of public credit and for
the redemption of public debt. ,, as require. that
sums remaining unexpended for two years after the
year of appropriation shall be carried to the account
of the surplus fund, shall not apply 10 the act appro..
red Mari)) third, eightteen hundred and forty seren,
entitled ~ / in act authorizing the erection of certain
light.houses'
i and for other purposes, ,, until two
years taltr.lln fret mention of the legislature of those
Stator in which said light-houses arc to ho located.
Aernovre, July 25 . , 1848.
' Iltzsourrtorr—Pvatte No. 141.1
JOINT fa:SOLUTION relinquishing to the State of
Missouri certain irciphics of Doniphan's victorious
WISSAHICKON
expedition. • , .
Resolved by the , grade and Mute Repreienta•
tivesw the United Slate, Of America in Congress as
sembled, Ili:alba ten pieces Of ordnance captured
by the Missouri yulunteers under Colonel Doniphan,
in • their 'brilliant expedition through the northern
States of Mexico, now deposited at the capital of
the Stow by permission of the commanding general
as; trophies of their heroic achievements. be, and
the same are 'hereby, finever relinquished 'to, the
State _of Missouri.
APPDOVCD, July 25, ISM .
Ilicsottrtorr—Punue No.
A RESOLUTION to sanctimi an agreement made
between the Wyandotte and Delawares for the
purchase of certain lands by , the former of the lat
. ter tribe of Indiana.
- Resolved by the Senate and House of Reyresenla
liver of. the Untied States of America in Congress as.
sembled, That the agreement, in writing, between
the Delmore nation of Indians, and the Wyandett
nation of. Indians, made and entered into- on the
fiiurteenth day of December, eighteen hundred and
fortf-three ' for the purchase of cortnin lands by the
latter of the former tribe of Indians; and which.eaid
agreement, in writing, is as follows: - '
I , Whereas, from a lont . and intimate acquaintance
and the ardent friendship which has for. ti great
'moray years existed letween :the .Delawaiee and
";Wyandotti, and from a mutual desire, that the
same feeling shall continue and be more strength
ened' by becOming near neighbors to each. other ;
thereforei the said, parties, the ,
Delawares ;on rine
side and the Wyandotte on the other,..in full
council assembled, have agreed, and do agree, to
- • he:following itipulations, to wit: ; • -
Artiele I. The Delaware nation of . Indiana, mel
ding between the Missouri and ganeas rivers, being
very anxious to brive_their uncles; the Wyandotte,
to settle and retitle near them;. do herebY denote,
grant, and quit claim forever, to the•Wyandott na
tion, three section, of land, containing six hundred
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and forty 'acres each, -lying OW Da 'pg. a w... a"
therpniortif therjanctidn.,of therlMairourt seek
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AtticltO. The Delawiro cidefer f? • , 1 .-' do
and by the imanfmouir conspatof thei pepp l e ,
beitiby,emle;krant; saitlisini-tiLtheTWyallott on
iiiiii, and the ir heirs - forWer, tthirt , T;ali sectiehs of
land, each containing six -hundred, and forty_aqres,
sainted between the aforesaid Missouri and Kansas
rivers, ! tind adjoining on the west the aforesaid three
donated sections, mating in all thirty-nine sections
of land,,,beunded aa :: fellows, viz: "Commencing at .
:the Oink at - the jbottina of the -aforesaid Missouri
and Kansas rivers, running west along the : Kansas
river sufficiently far to include the aforesaid thirty
nine sectioar, thenati running north to the- Missouri
river; thence'down the said river With its meanders
to the placo of begiriningr to be sbireyed.ittas near
a square form as the risers and, territory ceded-will
admit of. . .
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Article 3. In consideration of the foregoing dona
tion and cession of land, the Wyandott- chietk , bind
themselves, aucceasors in office, and their: people,
to pay to the Delaware nation 'of Indians fortyr-six
thousand and eighty dollati;is followe vim alt tb011..,
sand and eighty dollars to" be'Paid the year eighteen
hundred and forty-four, and four thousand dollars ,
annually thereafter for ten years..
Article 4. It is hereby distinctly'understood; be.
tWeen thd contracting partite, that the aforesaid
agreement shall notle . bledinglor.'obligatory until
the President of theHriitedStateleliall'have approv
ed the aime,:andeaused it to be recorded in the War
DePartment, , .... , -
In testimony whereof,- we, the chiefs. • and head
men of the 'Delaware nation, and . the ehiefi and
headmen of the Wyandott nation,- have,-this four
teenth day'of December, eighteen hundred'and'ffirty
three, set our sigoatures.
II , " NAH-KOO-MER, his x mark; -.- •
Captain KETCHUM, his x mark.
Captain-SUAVEC. hie i work. •
JACKENDUTHEN, his a "mark. :
• • . MN-KOCK-SA, his a mark. .
,• • ' • COCK-I-TO-WA, his a mark. •
- - fiIA.BAR-81T-TONA4 his it mark.
PEMP SCAN, his a mark:
...' ' NAH-QUE NON, his kmari:.: -
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.......,. • . HENRY JACQULS, hiss mark. ,
',. :: • - JAMES WASHINGTON, his a mark.
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MATTHEW PEACOCK, his x mark.
: •'' ' • -... JAMES BIGTREE, his x mark. '
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_ . - '''.••• GEORGE ARMsTRONG, his a mark
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:-: TAN.ROO-MIE, his a mark,
, - '-•'',' T. A. HICKS.
tillandotts.
Signed in open council in prosenee of
Jot:AntAN Subagent fc,r- Wynn
dolts.
R'tcuAßD W. COSIMINP, Indian agent. .
Janes M. SIMPSON,
CHARLES GRAHAM; ' ' . •
JOCL WALKEN Secretary of Die Wyandott
rpun-
Jicaay.TtatVw, Indian Interpreter, Delaware.
ne, toe same is hereby, confirmed: Provided, That
the Wyandott Indian nation Shall take no better
right or , interest in and td' said lands than is now
*cited in the Delaiware nation of Indians, ,
Aerltowiti, July 510,..1843, '
Corso re m= rutin Eves Snrr.—A friend of
ours give' us the follorrieg illustration of the pecu•
liar consistency with which the 'Whigs act in refer.
sacs topolitics. He isayirt.
"Whig consistency puts me in mind of an old
buck I used to know when a boy; _ Le isaa,alwos
ready for a fig sod finally gat so used to it, that
on going into the lot, he would come with. his eyes
shut, and drive Away at a ettiMp for.half a day at 8
time, and thought he had ticked all creation. So
with the Taylor Whigs; they go it blindfolded, with
out knowing how or what they hit; and ether the
Noiember election they will open their eyes in
amazement, and find they base been hutting at a
slump." - '
bar T. D. Jones, the sculptoki ii rho at.
hioing to a high and deterred eminence, hsa re.
turned to the city—Laring completed his bust of
General Tay lor.—Cin. Com. .
And General Taylor has about completed his beat
or Iho Whig pattr.
(Ds CHILLS ANT Frmot.—Vright's Vegs:table
Pills am one of the best. It nut the very best theiltone' iu
the ,meld. for the career iute mtlUent fever, because they
eicel all others in ridding the holly of thole ntisAid hu
mors which are the canoe. trot only atilt kinds of rarer,.
but of Crary - malady incident to man. Four or fire of
said Indian. Vegetable. Pills, taken every night on' going
to bed, will in a iihori tlme make a perfect corer of the
most obstinate case of chills and fever; at the same time
the digertir'e organs will be restored to a healthy tope,.
and the- bloods° completely purified that fewer and ague,
or disease in any farin a Will be absolutely .
Bewarrof Cosenzerfousoni Istitatiou.—sfternemberthat
the Original and Only (leonine Italian .iregetable. Pills
hare the_written signature of WILUAII %Valour on the
Lel:aerobe alto, that MOCIIII. Wargo sv nec r & Co., of
New York; ids. S. Glateoe & Co., at. Cincinnati; and J.
Lk Wilder & Co.. of Louirville, are Nor agents for this
medicine, and we cannot gunrantee the genuineness of
that oljerCd by them for sole.. .
' The genuine is for sale at Dr. %Wight's Principal Date,
119 flare street. Philadelphia: and by Jon% TIIIIMPSOSi
l.ibetlf street. Pittsburgh, Pa., echo is rok agent.for ,
this city, by whom dealers can by supplied at the whole
ante rate
ireTtior Guist Railittnr.—The Closnonino, or AU.
Healing Dols:inn is still performing wonders. No other
medicine ban dome no much to alleviate the nuderiugn of
our fellow-citizens an thin... No remedy has ever been
known to cure Anthills with no much cettaittly and so el
fectually an thin Hallam; A large proportion of the din-
PASO% of the I.l.tiletltilateA Oft` those affecting the Lungs,
Ttiront, Liver, or Sidmark, and for such thin medicine is
'peculiarly adapted. The proprietor deities the world to
produce its equal: Dr. liilterman: the sole proprietor and'
manufacturer, would urgc Upon all the neertotty.of pro
miring the Genuine, and hot be put MT with any MitatiOn
.of it, or with any other medicine. So great is tin reputa
tion. that the unprincipled unblushingly attempt to pans
off their worihtem. mtxturen, hoping to share stf. the ad
cauteges of the proprietor'n' labors and expenditures,
when they have not the energy or ability to get Up and
entablintitatif thing themselven.
For nate by WX. Jscasoa, No. tat I.therty etreet, bead
of Wood, Pittidiargk. • - ' • Jyt I
Goodeon 3 Chi*, of Bellevue; Ohio, 'November.
`at, Is4o. sent n letter to Qr.°. C. Vaughn, the proprietor
of the celebrated hithontriptic hlixture, the Greet Atm.: ,
lean Remedy, with a statement the!' itt*The vicinity al
Ohio where they do Wetness. the article has had unpre
cedented puttee. Nothing like it has ever • eppenred.
People. mean to it • Inc all complaint*. and its effect in al
ways good. Old case'', which have bathed the skill
of medical tarn, lave yielded to it, mid the faculty, are
oiling it. in their practice. A •large number of medical
uteu are agents for lie sale—a stronginoof of the great
virtuee of the article.. Call on Agent*, in our paper,
whim names are to be found . under Great American
Remedy, nod get n Pamphlet. • • •
Agents in pitteliorgh, Hank Bancawsv, No:dLiberty
et., near Canal Basin.
EAGLE SALOON.CONOERTH
Commencing SATURDAY EVENING, August 12th,
„ ,BY•.A NEW COMPANY..
First appentatice of the SABLE BROTHERS.'.
The following .performers are - engaged, and will Mate
thetr appearance on Saturday, Aug. 12.
E. It. moRANct; tit Violinist; 3 ,
• J. BI,A'PHERWICK, *I ; •'; • .
P. VICK. Banjo Vlayer; . ".
H. MERRIMAN, Accordeon ; .
W..HUNT, Guitar;
3. E. ROBINSON, Tamborinc
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'V IV. BUHOP, Castineits ; .
And I,n Petite Tagiioni,,ocalists'nnd
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Hlsr. The Opein ."Som - .Shnfflelterl," mitt cit bf,,llJr-
Buhon. author of" Poll y. yin Fottmay,r,Wlll beistoduced
next Monday riveiting..4 : ;
rOulllit RUES; 111111V . SEK . :WOOD . A ZID MAR[ ET: STREETS.
ORIGINAL - THIRD WEEK OF THE
VIRGINIA .NBRENAOERRI.
,elottpatitirelphr Mk,' prior to thiir tit-portiere from thiritly.
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FANII.I.Y . fi1.01.7 R-100 Ms. Fresh Ground ntmlly
Flour, just reed and for sale hy . . • ..
EUMONDtREER,
Liberty st., opposite Smithfield.
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bleendiary, and. thli=boespeensiderahly &Linage& and
I the stock, almost entirely destriiyed.
.The loss will
be fully covired by - itistrrance. - -:_::-...:-......_
. An attempt was made to blaw up the safe. Pow
der was found in it. No money was lost, nor was
1 any article - of value missed. - : - ' - r• '-' ::.-- ''-' --'
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During the: exett ing . rthft i.ll l l43:4kwNaltolainscin
was seen lurking .nround - tlre: . - treintsvc,; and the
watchmen kep t thell: eyese4 . 4gt.4lliii' - thAitire;
ho was sought eller and fouriditt .nth Street h se,
'when he pretended to be''dend',44445...„1,1' ti . " : 1 ai . ..., ,
t i e
'rested and locked;uP.:Piibii44*.tvillfaete.‘Pli t
ern I : •caztridge s, such net a rilysita:f4X_Ptilifekt tip
safes. The powder whi*tiiantiiiiiifid!ticith'tbliftilid
ip the sire, was disCoier . elltn„lostpC, thd samo dumb.'
ty...llelalsdhid - i lingistilfrOilittirit eight or 'ten.
Inches in lecgth;j'cillecri'ef - SPiiiiiik Vi#1 4. 1: , #.k."
With this heiod6tihtlo4ll44llO..?‘44litiVir
ness. IIe' WAS kept4ksitie,Tomba bY,40 . 14 , 4*P47 : :
tiljpreperationswerei*lddfor a full ini'estings . .'
About noon an exatnitialod was entered iiiiViiih)etf
resulted. in his commitment f01..trie);,, , ,341:91 -
been fastened upon bitrcirliiliniiihn a iii' . :iiii.•
in his pocket - was identideC'S 'lc ' ' T '.' :.:'‘, 5 ,.: ,. -1 . ~.-.:
, Tbe.whole of the; property deltroyecf ;is eationted.
st aheut 82A00 0r.3,000. _ _ _. . -- .."-It .., .
,' ice' Thiio lss e*lndtolf.'ef Yhba.itreet. ititen;
ten
dered ' 9!liff,r:::o. l lif#Y3t , Y , SlYi#P,eiii:,4izt . tilit 'fiiiia -
Orel that . iWb! l *gFe:PFP°ol l 4o l2 ° o 'l 4 ch .
stupidity 611 t 112 0. . :. pictures -bt . ..tity iittilifltplial W -
nessedin eivilizid-iotn!i4o‘. ThereW i'alei - s-
Sionally to be ieen-irbi4:94:te,c•satqlidFret7:lA l4 4.lo s (Pi
hit;' , bat tharie are iiiisiii.:" . ;li may be iitsFrtirlo is.
a class in the world that ean;bertickleil bildifitih fr
hibitions—but we hope iiitaiiniit i be'e#enAtifi. v
When designs of this kie,d7ire gotten up by caialie
men, who ore actuated by gdod;,rnotibes, :wet. t?lnk
great good might be accomplished. The refeartr.re
of England feel the good melts oftheillustnetienii
of Punch; but there is - netting Punchyrabodt r ,ttliit.
political caricatures that bate been pablisbca Slice
the dominations. ..-: ,-- - -.., :,- .
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&MAX BOAT Fast ,Travelliog heelifiefeqt4llo!
now. Passeogera have teen taken to agmqqatt,as
low as 82,b0. , Strange's' it.sitay.apPriai'L'Aer. - "Ulna
boats that charge this price, iriqd . ,Piltititikkk
W
take
passenger* from heeling to cincintsatifiw i lP,iust
double. This may show travellers
,the ndsintage
of paising through this nity'on f rom ibe
ter Some consPlainte *ere yesterday, miatroug
merle against. 011, of the watchmen for /iguiklativg
too -.freely: - The affair Iva. investigate/ by the M a
or and the result wan, on account of conflictini tee
titsiony4 thnt it WAS mixed: s up. The guardisUi of ithe,
night was not dismissed... -. • '
POTATO CROP.-• 411 misty pans of the countrY the
Potalo crop has prove] Chiltire. In this "Courily
we understand the disease l= mule iur aPpearanfe,
bat the yield, uPon the whole; may be'very •
Da' The word lintagnifeeento splinted itynnr*s
tiee yesterdnioethe candid les and the Ten Hear
Meetingiinstend• of 44 nigaittesut;, , . whiehOkeka
great difference iti thiti;e44.
atectenrsstY.7 , —The:iertridifea (Grua &On aurt
Robinson were made out Ott opies OfAinty Rtefw
art,s Tariff speeeb This tie email I:Witter, liiceihe
speech iuelf and the subject of „
.103"Wi are requested to notify the friends of the
Ten Hoar system that there will bA i tneetiathr
friends" of the Operatives M ihe Dinatond,liittsbu l rgh;
th , -
green .looking chap .comiliitnild'itt the
Mayor , . olhee Of .
$ll ,by . 1% - }rtiiiAsd
drunk; ',Nnjustieti.sras
vital Tho nue yer.tergli3ittetalseeeflideeptabreto
our smoihered i 04.1 *u oe3ted peopl ' a ; : : T 66 Gent of,
Thuroilay, and Friday morolot.,araa.4Plleat aerufrgr- .
able. -We have since-felt yeller '
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The eaglo-Salobla taieeerte-ciniiinetice Ibis
evening. ...The company is coiipiaed entirely" of
Pittaborghem.‘yh;ehlrierhaiiiliiiao' idling:nov*ll.
A Pow) IlAtt.--TheSerepaderis jussiolinet_thia as
their last eyetkini._o4ePirditht
70 I .
DONlr•l[lltl.lr% C =— T here ,
lepar. gt
Yohn A. has heen appoinft4 Dipoii
iornei.hlenersl for this nuntyl.,..
ISIT The- American 'says that tita6 of 4h - e , Cotton
ci)mptiliei•of-Allegheaty tray aertt,:apoPasitpi' ; 'Ettil:
tiatote fiir sale. -•-• • ~-;
Infr The old Gstette appeain now, with a iiiiri!ed
hmat interne. We think 0t 30 0113 ,
Pittatiurgh' editor in Fleezont
&Er The Ten Iliint:.*lting.Jast evening,
Filth Ward, is. quite laTQe ' and apinted , coati ler
ing they
a tepottlezierdiiiiiA:tlie
Factotliati'yielded thO Tan }lour ~y `
ate~ Uqw
Is that - • • ' A '
KO' Tbe Arviean hlethtnlito of ;hie city are about
starting a Religious „ - : • •
The rivers are 1414,1:.1r1414ef . afternoon
there wore three feetalOitehei.fiiift:W.iliiiiiet'
•
SleaLWa:dl Pit Ikapprirtr.r : Tbatltemarfas
of - the First Want wilt niiit'at,theViimaia.llo4, Id 2
*(Satizatay) , erehing, the f2fh 'inst., at Fo'ciock,flW:the,
purpore of electing delegates to LinCocat tiP9ayaupq.li,
HUDSON'S PANORAMA 00 THE IIUDSONtRIVF.RI
AT PIIILO - UALLI.
spin: proprietor of this great Pietort
er. ton hi. way to the eastern eltics4 filVezinbit
Panorama nt the • abate fOk , _
A rust- Dan °xis.
Cniumeneing Oct -Thursday evening,- Aligns! tOth.tOd
io coutinue Friday and Saturday evetintri. "-
It is painted on le,ooll feet of canvass, nut represents
with woudertUl accuracy, every city, town, and land ing,
(ottboth orides,) frotn New York BD). to the month f the
Mohawk River. constituting oneot thalttrgest and meet
beautiful Panoramas in the
irrAdraissmit only 2i critic Children half Nice...,
ltirlotstobe had at the iirislcipal-llotels, @IA'S*
clue door,
rolioni6Vagru,,,:ace moving
o'clockat il l D ,f en et
precisely.'
HY 0001 V, lte:—Ditll4o,ll4 -- atbiating., Aug, 10,
Lat 10 b'clock; at the Commercial &des ktofnas, -cor
ner of Wood and Filth streets, will 'be .sold,. se- -
serve, the entire' sett* of a 'retail Dly tioWs Merchant. •
who is declining business. Consisltnit ors SVAI
of seasonable Foreign anti Domeslie Stainieleid F y
DRY GOCUXi i .which may be exaxiiinhd l urevtor> ( s Id foci
sale, ,
„-• " re 4
* otc - boar s rurnitu and , thoteries.,:-Tuto
.
Queensware and China, rompristng a gttnecaLltasollm 4Bl l
suitable for hoibiekeepers; great vane./ am
a quantity of glaslwpres . lar
I'l''resbestate,- -min
d fleindow
octo r globe lamps. yeoman 'cut , tnretlitesem
blinds, linen and cotton fly netts, ttistZi
!ties,liatebees shovels, Ae.
A general nssortmenrot tsew aadaecrul•ita
gent sofas - is a ilirro lg e w ki h n i ; h cb n li e rs ni :beld tre a ?ds .b,u trables a ,',
t w it7O k i lS lL a roe nd 14. er f itl e , L e ge " d r
li c oTe rn e a m n o e l
o h m ' i-r es, "‘ nui L
.•shed, '2O boxes cheese, Ae.. 1 / 2 •
A t 7) teelock=CuthtlYs twe l lY, ntittac l ul e ltqul , P•
a large assortment of ths °nettle ready-maa sialawg,
boots, shoes, umbrellas, eaddles,:.brldle . !. ys,hipr, utulks,;
golit-and , silver watelies, , guini„ptittiolisoßmatid staple
variety goods, ke. •-• A-•
(.It4INA' AND QtEENSWARE.4T AUCT . IO
A./ f.9tituntoy monitor, the 12th lust: .'at afio'elohitlett,lhe
Conhuercial Sales Bann, corder Of Wood nrui - Vintsl4,'
w ine J udd,: without 4.45 e rve,for mitt par Ibildir:by ardor
of Johu Forsyth', Eatf.;High Sberifinf Allegheny Oounly,'
.4 crates Chios undQueensware;•iimbrurftirp.';hsnarditie
assortment; wilchossill be , sold in Wu itv son posihniesi;
mlO2- . ; ri , i 3,04 - D;ErAYFS,ll4rirt.-.
T ARC E SALE OP , PRESH.DR' COORS
AA.TION:—On Monday riezti Aug.' Tittf, - atIO o'efttek, , .
A. be sold, arld'KentialsrAuetiOnßcitgarr,'Nzqtdi
Wood street, threerdoorsilonfFifiti=entmer
andlllomestin DRY-6001:08:1M0eivedAireef front ntirx
tensivo importing house in the city. - of Elostan,-With'An
struvions to sell them to,lbe higbesT bidder twititoUr' de- ,
::Aindng .which are—.rflue, new style. French Ging
hams, Jacconeta, blush'', Chintzes, .Calieocit, LinseY,l l , ,
.Phihir„lfomestic Plannels,,Colorna -and 816 PaliCaTabuc
Millabs;Linett Toyelling; Pittsfield and Cobassett ISed
Elilached,and Brown Alluding, Suspender, Cm-
The *We of Dry Mail in fresh Inercb-,
antableorder, nutl.tliebem ofreled -at Auction for seve'ral'
-months. They .can le examined any time precious to.
sale, and are.worthy the attention of purchasers.
angl2 ''JAMES APKENDIA, Acta.
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News by Telegraph
Liberty Reported f or th e' • Peet.
_-- - -
W3samosos i Aug 11.
SitiritiiTtitigitiate laetaighlpaeeed the Oregon
bill with an:tuitti,tifitentE r .iticvii
to_thaßticific OC - eart.
"lrouietialTi 46 e
apFittfrAiittee4:iiiitifw tie tgitnetiediAitAft, end
,
llteappTEryttyik - fic - pey fer, Frettytot.'Astrryey.
al -a ' -jv ICasinildiroer Aug;
:• , ,Itovar. 7 l4finsoto ordering tha Georgia,ltailßoad
till to be edged wasiecenpid:,l . ;e#; ;,°,5 1 # 6 , 1 '4, 1 2 1 !
subject laid •on the-talite. • • •.
A committee of confii6i3ed was'iJppofntedtip {he
-
••• , !-Tbe•Oregcon bjll-- - Waa
iiiiteidineeta, l'ito; ' power , weta~tsagreofT•tol;_
f4tl#l:pri
85, nays 126 ' • - ,
StietAri--Mr. - . -Benton's mac] ution :,)travititeg tor.
t l ßabligilintietiiiAieseeAlwitisi - itirSinette in
tPePTNrP3I4.- l gt el hgeneer w a rautPstde4- alightly
and paaoed r • •• -• • '"'" "
The Post Route taken up ' and =isi-der
ed; An amendmentt abaLehing newspaper postage
• within thirty , , .
A committee of icinference in 'Cho 172iplotrieliC Bill
Ara , APPPinted..• ,; r is r2f
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- - FEITIJIMELIMIA, Aug.
Monitpansnajositie-s iqole following couotieg:
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Da it 164 -
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Reid, 17ettrocnt, has majorities:ill:lstiff 1'04114
cc , FPtfes:
21a. I
- . Robison,'"
Tbe,Whigii bares given nfrAb:
eidir Reid elected.. Thorerlf:4;il**ol*ll.!
•
jet' annbtfid: hail tbie
Ain Ap24t 4 And rout in thee, sod barn:gaitel
three in the SenittAnti
.iceNTucKy..ELECTION.-
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cfitieli4 o o.*MjOritY :in 34 cou °lief/ it 1068'.' tiis
ri:4o2 10,0400,-
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Ia S • /441g10g111401/oaelie .1111!i . 1 -
date for Cgicre7fil'ir4,4. - i:4pre;:finjlseiliiii!me . , *,-
4033. , BovrliaiJ,'DOpiiiipi.
435t1 r :Cooke. iiiriqg; 293 d:
ted to tie : * enatOriitoittn!ed,lie*ii'fiii4.'i 40
whig electid.Ropmentaurea
SECfI. ,
NnDzszttes
it , 4'ttit4o.P,iii:t444. s ;4l4kiiktifOooii - 1141111#;. -
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pt
about 5 000 . _ k P
VALIIAIORN.:.II4"RW:. ' ,••
• •I 3 l t il,trp ''
of . iiowaii 3 irial*SellOter
aloes cannot be rorreeily'r4r , aanitit•aiyoil ga
senleil:' • ; " ; i •
oye e tlourales
c.oret7llale pt - v . 440; lybite.ao644co Sa/estifpicaci
Oats- 7 5i eles 9(338e.. • t"
• • IVliislrer--Saleain
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.NEW I'ORK
•• : • -• • . Nalv Y oar, August
••;..dour—gales o,Geases/et. at
. 11.5,1108.5.111.-i'
• :ccrrik...Tbei m
e is a large deinand;f9i,Ciiiiii far cilliaedea
.
tra
siitti6sates"of tifneAVliie - siOre.ii<pili#,il-"-
'.'beat antes of prat* Fei..arg(*ik - fais!xe ) . , .
Cotioa -The iiuiiksfsesaisiaa
P . 7qt
Rye Flour:Soles a1re:3,5.7; • '
Coro si.l--43 - ile.ai ;i•
intitieq q #
Lae o'rriJiiii;Wliteiit,slAN4 - 40.4ifltreAitiis•nt , vc. --
OW - , tales at ale. Cara, siales priridWhite at3so37d'
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Whiskey---Sales.atSic•• ' •-•
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T , RA.INICLS JONFAII, ythoiterfrleodei , ltve: hsLCitiitsansoli,.
Coutily Antrixo, , :entO SWOT flagon t whol l #-" , friellds.
by t In isiftCelq, arcirittimisied tora. at the (Artie, of Ike
fitugl*Aln ,
81httratIELtsrliEET puppErRTYSORSALRIL
• ..'11AtCY1915,7 43 0. I . l )Xday, August 49th,..i.e1l
oklbOlregilSfsi:ltrili:be, geld, Alsat valuable Lot of ground
. eltualooda uitl,fiekl street COMIDe neing tattle dulonfe
.of.2o:Th et from the-new /11,!E. IChorelynow being ereetek
cat the corner of Seithitlivirlet,ht4:inF a from 94:2!lieet,
ertmittiutboAtlOftetid'hlilkcritterer:Atit4y;'wovltlcli
Ix etre fed pore pod Dwell
ing House, being - adealrobhistit4stglilbetestneitst.
lam: is well , fituablktbrsiotylinf.i , D,Oillg 09R-n,
thirsting Oh' thettllerafiiiiliald 'Alit* I disputable.' and
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,Tenosv;Alo&fliirta
.thre'e .
;slll2ellts, .withinleteatquirthle
• MI O2 ' ,1:.;20//br4D:-`DA4!rd i .4tICL4
1300 KS„ HAVINaSiI'APERI &aAT ARTA.'" • •
;4.-Ort Sistortlareelettinmilitilfthilisetettli Olohlook.
-ht-1b o CoMmerclitt SafeitsflottOriteg. of -
I.llboefttd PMl's 5tn411.4 attirte:Wietikiliforrlihipte
-311xcifinneanti Bobki
vntioinvlrpaltrnems , ortklentetinit Litetskule,EttmW
.ssod Vockel Bibles, letter and ei.ip,-syilitotres.pFlrysfilttf-'
vingg yorioasiolsieots, , lke: - • • •
Jiinr•:
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U4.0,%44,-6,ettionttas unp.ravelsYttbtatit.it mites
from, this city, an tbe. rand to Ki
a nnaing, Camila ler . •
155 - acres with mutable buildinglantlotherunp n* . •
•.1 0 5 Items , inettlikationc.Price—S.3,olXL.:. - aved•Real:
Eatnte or•ttl,(100,0r 42,505 value.tvill besecevetlin pats :
perneut i bbe balance nt 5-45r.7 yearn - ,•
-• •,•-•• •S. CUTHBERT, Gen
atiglt - •• i • Etrottb.field
VOIL 5A1.11 7 .--11. LOT, 4i by 20 feet, ott' the cor_pet-of •
• Second nndOrunt streeta,--the.ttest , litisittest stand.
at. the Sea eh- Hell Ma rker: The.nellill bed tit 011 ***0 11 eai-
innd the torcheart,' • • ••••-..‘
Also—A LOT on High street; near thesronteet4.Miry.... _
he. at the new .Verrnan Church. :This Lot', 20 by 100 0,',.
be sold on neroatmcdatlng . tertas, leaved
on pet
petard lease. %vial ifre'ltr!,t7ifigeMlitiyitt . g,ool,l4o!o,oo - . -
rent manytime.' .. • , • ,
AIK.- ,, -Seventlettbretititteti,ilielliT4lpolol.l6alPtte . i.iti
hitliateciterciToinnioqkti4
may ssair pore hnseriC- . - •
nuosuitehaug.p---- *.
"' Teetbi . Taetbt . Teat t
TiftiltAß SUCH ' inf+tte 6 - ski.
, residing in this city; respectful . infciitins blkftitui4n
and the puldici in geneted.. that'het uslitiori,esurski Ins
.former vocation of Curing , eiTertahlly: ildifestrocisibig
. pain ,yolcpt TOOlOl4 &CHF; 'no twitter' inAttlit state-Of
decal' the teith mny he , tylnesiis ivrirninteti "PierfeOtly
innoettnt;.onil 130 3% goconfidenv—{tnenrconstietyrit
its etTicury, from pant experience: thin to prtielici' life •
no ture *Jo pay. This is no
• sty Piffing, but ourtsiablistrd vim'. of ^lllicit vouchers,'
:Call be, bAttat jar..,lohn,Batty , s,instquinsikal:Pitfit, •
streistorbtru be is isitiying.stpreitent,'',.'
„.:.ougl4-dtw,z, •.! ,-•
•• • • Peanayav anti evitallt on • VOmportay.'
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tikrOTICE le heftily given that Ifni. PyTh'int• ' '' '
li to l_ ,
ill sialmou'of . "Fiet.Dollaro ' pee shard., ia re- ' I.
k
LI aired talt elnitir on or helot* the first day of
,94 p itinhe ntext ; land the Dierhinshparrit Da
the first day of ltlov.earther tillxv-- ' i 1- ..''',.:' -. •
1 .t. - t. -.: .tt. ,t- IIEORDWV. - itaCON'ifi t ..
N.13.--Initaltnenut-wi II be received litliens.o. WalA,
Eng,. a t. the Itlauufitentrers , aid Retalutato , paitk.'-•:. - •••1.,
'', stultEi-eadilSepl .7. -..: - • r•.: r. • I,t,i t - t rt.... 7, =r •- .....r....
W to,:"6: ' Cati Alig n • & ad
SU r NAVVY., ,V4t f, V
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gllt'anetld tki Ito* 'any 4rip4cania wheret re fe
bautea toles L'All 'Winn:4dt • appiyifig r .
410itlgr!El they Dave to riiii,"hasejli
'llJkavvise,'all Una Children be syill Sad, ifan tifttre-itt
eitherof the - eines; and albite prOperty:: !Ala hxiv* bten
in`Vla.'alßee of .huritini lost' children ta ,hoth eitlea - for
yearii mut haee - ,altrafs been inactessiWki fen
am willing to attend 101 hr mate, any time ealtecteraf.j :
-aro frovideit.wit h tveli known 1164(ov the pnipose,..:
,My,oharppet.luill be 'ielitonahle. tiro, at. present on
AIM! 44 - between Anne and Corry
_itteetatct
1.16224 • LoIINAVAaIIitCH.
LlNAbkrtietition of THOMAS J. SOOD B a t,
Aztthlroit , Md., • prayi nrfor the' extenslbit - lif.Eo4,l4lte
granted to Thomas J.Groodman forhn inntroitetneat I
: scnLlinghogs , by: steam, we Se Vill-714iMS nOttVlbeikpirs.
iioll of paid patent, which takes place on the.l2lkr day:lo
It is ordeted that the said petition be heanl ist 'she Eat
cat Office,on the first Monday in January, at 12 o'clock:
st.;' and all persona 'ale :n o 4 6 .*'d 4 11 Pee4r• ear) ahow
cause, if any they hacet•#!ira9k l : veii4pft,:Orght )1419
ordered, Witt that this notice liejMikdiih4ifittle Union, "
National Intelligeneer, and Nariotial,Denspienit'Wcisb
ingfon; Peunsynnaista;.•Ehiladelphlit; Post:Pittsborghl.
Statesmtt, l colutAbnii Inquirer, Cincinnati; and,Senti
nel;ldditlitapa)ii, one e a week for three successive weeks, .7
Frevinto to the first Monday in Intniaty next. •", •
EDMUND BURKE,.
Conuniesioner of,Petents,
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