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, MORRIS LONOSTRETH,
of Montgomery County.
FOR CAN Alt COMMISSIONER,
ISRAELTAINTER,
>:• .A " ~■ Qf Westmoreland County, .-, ■ „
■FOR CONGRESS,
9A'MOKE>'-'W. BI.ACK,
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Schuylkill, Carbon, Monroe and Pike..Con
9/NorthMnpton and Lehigh..Jos. Hillmnn. _
io;'Susquehanna, Wajne and. •*....■>
Crane. v -
12. Lj^ommg 1 , I and S o !hvan..H.
and Colambm..John M'RejnoW«.
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19." Huntingdon, Bedford nnd Bla«r* •Geo.R* M
Indiana, Combnaaod Armstrong..
James Donnelly. , ■^
-2J. Westmoreland and Somerset,.!, e- v?*.. .
22. Fayette and Greene..Cbas.B. 81ack....
23. Washington.. David Riddle.. . „.
?4. Allegheny and Buller..H. S. Msgran, and
*Bcaver and Mercer. . Waller -Konjar. :
26. Crawford and Venango... Wm.M Arthur.
Erie. .James CL Marshall-;:. ..v- * S i.,..' ~
2S.’Warren, Jefferson, Clarion,. Poller, M Kean
and EIU..C. B.Cutlts.
representative delegates. ......
Adams.. Kdward B. BnehJer..,_ Rib .
Allegheny.'.M. Kane.jr., C. Burnell, J. A. Gib
. .on and Perry Baker.
. ArosUoog. - Jeremiah ■ Heichnoiu.
SSSS.ia:22W£S. Samoef"Crom
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bVprf/emd. oyporks.. Prtcr 6trohecief, W, Kern*, J* mvk)
vv CARR. United Stales Newfjiaper Agri>ry j Dnea and Wm. Lobach. . .....:
B&ESSSIU-.is-.w--.
In Philadelphia. - • • Bailer. . Wm. Beatty.
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, * JOHN J'MITCHKL, Pitinbarsli
• ‘ • JOHN 3 HAMILTON’. d° ,
\ EDMOND SNOWDEN. AHe|;h«»»
. WILLIAM L MILLEIL V»r«u'le»
' ÜBOWttH.
EDWARD jrCORKLE, luJißlia.*
' . ' Atonoß,
JOHN O’BRIEN, LawrsnceYilla
■" JAMES WALLACE, BalJm,,
1 BECofeNHJ, '
nn JOHN POLLOCK, Cliato»^-
WILSON. EUxaUlh Croagh.
- Enuavlnswears prfparrtiodo
KiadnsMacWM, 1 a itjie of nn
aUUlrrfoof Neor»pofccrMd Wok fte „
BUrp K* tJ W?i«UScSj solicit the patronage of
<m NnlnraH*atton~-Jobn Bucke . .Caleb E. Wngbt, Col. Jo.
■ ’MSS.,.*-. .ndow Mtm
- ' <rf Cranford. .Col. Jo.. Douglas. and Geo. Mem
,m Cen«r«asd Ctearßeld, .Dr. J. P- Hoyt and D.C.
B Cbo.«er..W,«r Alhsoo.John Kerl.i. and Thos.
tbo county Lei dery Itoc Dc g^| ar H KERR, W. Choyncy.
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«CsSv.hfrba»|ast returned borne. While nb«»«, to™ «d Jarne. Ntll.
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*Tfo £ Democratic rank. »n« P-U oftbe Lehigh and Carbon-Jno. S.G,b»aand Jno.Fat
MU and the prop eels of no overwhelming victory *'hB«* And[ „ ff Beasm onl and F. 1. Bowman.
are m certain,thatevencandia,.obernunded whig., B. Amwake, le ' J“ llot,J
S--»“■ r’.So *%!SaB!iE^«rtS»%- *•
Bs*sa»* —
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dirooaed to let the election go by dcfimlll ft e are 1(l) Bl< , g fK ed andM. W. Coolbangb.
«Ttba,,ono Oftbe delegate, front Wr Holland, WJta-T.
to thoEidfrnlBiMeCoft«nt.dn-admited-»ft'‘day. Francl.Wharton, and John
”r.”TJrs“ •ws^.
waawrnedfo/Governor Shank by over 18,000 of M |”,fo}llill..F. ft’-Hughe.and Jo*. W. Cake,
n m.ibrite > hlipldralily'in Washingtooooquly,«?»» .Someraet. .Isaac Htwu*. e • nd
VgSiZr r», las-Eftr 4 •°'
sssSS:.sisSt»i ? i i a«-
, lh , e nart. not only in Pennsylvania, Warren, M’Kean and Elk-J. k. Jamea.
baVJrongh’onUbe enure Union. Tf ">f , WcstTio'cfand-i.'M.Borre'i; JohnF.uaold and
™■ and "°-
Loogstreth«,Ucarry ’ of , "ftrk-Jamc, M. Andcr.on, Robert R.chey **
victn^ln^p C ernte snastoproilncethe slightest G « m »rConvenuon proceed*
Let there be action • action 'jic- , tdcratlon 0 r the contested seat fintn the Bth bena
WE MUST ML WORK 1 WE MIST ro0 „ dBial , WaUon«d
ALL VOTE!" "■:■ to a seat a. tho Senatorial delegate,ftom Schuylkill^
Carbon,Monroe and Pike*-:::,u.i
Mr. HUGHES moved to amend, by referring_tbe (
whole subject to the represcnlaliVß delegates from*,
•‘’"Mr/'WRIGHT, of Bucks, moved
amendment, byroferring the whole. subject.or
testwl seats to n special commiUfc op : that, sobjoc » ,
to be appointed by tho chair. • • uiaitON. tho i
After a discnuion.tn which Mr. i WALTOr.,tno
contestant, Means. HUGHES, 9-E‘WEII,HT> J • ■i
7S.V oraNPIS WHAIITONyJOHI*,Me UEAPy>s
L?BRADFORD, J-S, GIBONS, and JAMES DON- j
L T Y ho P amc?dmc d nt to tho amendment wa.d.sagiecd j
I °MrfHUGHES’ amendment was then agreed ‘o,
and tho resolution as amended was adopted.
? Mr. C. E. WRIGHT moved the appotn.TOnt of
one delegate from each Congressional District, to
appoint officers Tor Die permanent organisation of
111 Mr°MAGR AW moved .to amcod, at>, dia* |
delegate.Trotn the Senatorial ibnocUi
her of delegate, equal to tho number of, Senator.,;
tb ivhicli saw district are entitled, a to
aelcct'Officorß for- the permanent organisation pfthe
Convcntioii, which was agreed ,o, and the resolution
as amended wapogrepd to* r- j; then
The Delegate* (tom tbo ScDatonal dittncU thep
appointedJtho foUowing: gentlemen . a Commdttep to.
appoint officcra tor the permanent organisation, ol
the Convention: :i - s‘-ri jir.iA
■ let Dis. Michael M’Ntmny, v * J"
■ 2 ’Francis Djmond,.Wm. ■ English,. Hugo
'.'■ -■lClark.: .v--
3 Daniel Fry.
' OllVer'AlllSOO. ■
9 William Korea.
6 ' C. E. Wright.;
7. : Jacob B; Amwake, Dr. N.Ranck.
. 8 . John Fal.ingcr. ;. •, ;
- John 8. Gibson.
10 5..8. Winchester.
- : Tf vV r CHostcrTbomas.
■ 12-;. H. T. Beardsley.
. 13 • A. Beaumont. ?.
■ : I4r; - Samool Fattnco.
iSf . IsaacBfenkor. ly.-M-u-:'.
TtTlie Wtldevrtess.” 16 Samuel Wherry.
Tbcco'py-nght of this highly 1 Ir*’l3 ““
-hv'lbe hTte Dr. M'Hwnv, (onn of the beetever r (ifloi B , McFarland.
... thl , eodttW, ana which is now out ofpnnt > 20 j. a. Given.
Ih" rt tfnrcbascd k' out cilcrpnEirg fellow citi 3t John Fausold.
L‘»,M.P%JoMir,nndm.oon to appear on very 22 CJ,«.A^Blnck.
hMnillbl new type, and m anattractive styleof bind- ~ 4 Jalnes A# G ibaon, Chailos Parte!
P m. Morse tella us,that he shall pnnt.only a 25 Walter J. Hunter.
tug, Mr. M r calls that have’ 5 26’ Joseph-Pouglasa.
S’ -ssssr
ftps Will be wfcidly exhausted.
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Onr*w«CQ»v«ntloii. ,
We embrace the earliest p ra cuc a h!e n,ome o , io
lay before ear reader, the entire proceed.nge of the
ConvemiSn which met at Harmburgh on ihe Mth
ultimo, to nominate a candidate, to b PP »
“heßemocracj for Governor of Pennaylvom*. ft.
copy-from the Democratic Union, of lh;it ei >,
Aeirortf presume that every matter which claimed
the attention oMic Convention, i» eml.od cd in the
repott.which tye’pnbluh.
Wo arc pleased to observe, that a degree of har
mony, and calm, dispassionate devotion to the cause
of the People, even excoeoing that which M costo
l« tn mania. Convention., marked the close o.
the memhera seem to h«o been animated
wSbnt one Spirit —that of Mm.og to Show who
ToSd most cordtrlly and efficiently .attain thonoui
‘“rh* Address adopted by the Convention.. brief, ■
sssss--'*'—:.
Ihde proceedings to the attentive perusal of all our
fnendef sod .hall revert to therp again, at T
day. -
' Batty at Ktlxeb.ttl.
Oar Democratic friend, are to have a grand rffilj
EUxsbeth, on Friday next. The following speak-
announced, viz a Messrs. Black, McC.ndlc..,
hCeraw. layng, M.tchcl, Snowden, Hamilton and
fuLt'*™ are’authorised to announce that the
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• Harr<Jsi<rg,.At;g«at3otb, 1848. ) $ --
This being Ihe day fixed kj «he State Central Com
mittee for the meeting of the-Democratic Conven
tion to nominate a candidate for Governor, at 10 o'-
clock Mt-Ettouait, of Philadelphia, called the meet
lng to order, and on his motion JAMES C. MAR
SHALL ofErlevwna appOintedChairrana for. tem
porary organisation. _ 1
On motion,
' Vaiseia: WuaßTpiii of,Philadelphia, Jobs *&*■*»
oftancaater, and PsTte of Betkv,
w'ere r appointed Stcretarie*. ‘ '. 1 '
On motion) the fiat of delegate* tvaa called over
and the following gentlemen answered to their
■namerf-
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
1. Philadelphia city. .M. M’Nenny, Vincent L.
Bra sf > tt*iladelphia county. .Pra.Dmiond, Wm. En
ghshand Jno.BtaHman.
3. Montgomery.. Daniel Jacoby,
r '*■ U. Cheater and Delaware. .Bitter. Boyer. v ...
5. Berks. .'WV-Heideoncta.
1 &Tfnd"n.. .Real, Pernod N
Ranch
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■?7
sures oj reform, m thc /'P^.^.ff k W S b U oen
Mr. HUGHES mo,*
adjourned,iladjourn to meetatbalfpasttwo, wn Merico ouraallantofficeraand tMops.hothtwm
was agreed to. and.*alunteere,,havecovereo themselft*
Adjourned to 2{ o’clock. morta t g |<j r ,. and a largo portion of Mexican torn
SESSION. , fory b s nf bain acquired, lo-the peaceful
At half naat two o’clock the eonyentiqn again acquisition of. Texas, by her own r ,_
At half paat two ocioca - i-r*---^Beiar«gir^»rb*l ; *lx*fJrtttled-n^be3r:^f,^»o««' B W^ , !L-:
“rimutl! WRIGHT from-tho Committee *? ucy of Pennsylvania, aa marked.out
fearrrjri
report Wah adopted by the Convcnt.o ffionweallh from rmnoua bank expana.ou. and
PftHitnt: convulsions, a depreciated paper currency, and givo_
JAMES C. MARSHALL, of Erie. THURSDAY, V t 0 Jts hardy sons In all too ordinary interconiaoof
f Viet PrtHdsnttt l The Convention again tnet at half past oigbt Q lbe constitutional currency—gold and eilver
Districts. ’ Philadelphia city. Cl °Mr.' READ, moved that the Convention proceed col ”j |o j ffrf f That this Convention aympathixe with
3 MebeUnlS’GlaSroryfM““' , 8"“*‘ 1 ‘“m^EATZlN&Eß,whhdrcwthename of Hdn.N. “ a D^° a rt ““‘®Jamy,’md"n armed poto.the aaa
-7 S - pj Z\£ Baldwin, Baldy, B*rr* of lh i?°h to wo’rld'ever
H Joseoh W. Cake, Schuylkill* , i Beaumont, Borheck, Bowman, Boyer, caufinaa, ert and haughtiest aristocracy *bich the **>*}
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13 Stephen Baldy, Columbia. Grow/ Oundrum, BcidenncU, Hillman, Hichgold. Unloa from „olaiion, and preaervetho reto pow
la 'lsaac S Waterbury. Daupblo.. - Holland, Jacubv, James, J.Glancy. ~ *L *»•"< or unchanged and inviolate. ~ . '
In - George Gundrum, Union, Jones, Kama, Kerim,Knlp, k®£°®h, wßevSblds Col, FRAZER addrewd the ConveoDoD. ipun^
IS: George Sanderaon, Cumberland. Arthur,M’Cnlly.M’Glathery.M’Nenhy.M of hlf with great eloquence and
•I'j'-'THmM'Mi Anderaon,-YpTk. j, : . Marshall,Mason,Merntnon,Mower, ai _ 0 * il pownr* •
IS Dr. W.R sSwwt, Adame. t? ell, Picking, Power, Banck, * Mr. HOLLAND, of f hdadolpkia, moved to strike
19. Gen. James Burns, Bedford. demon, Sherman, Shuman, Siegfncd, the word “Toxaa” from the addres*.
40 Jamca R. Donnelly, Armstrong. man, Stevena, Streheckcr, Thomas, W« Aftor a; few remarks in enpport of the amendmen
2?' Wdhamßosa, Wo.unorol.nd Wharton, Wherry, Winchester nod Wnght-BS, HOLLAND, and in opposition to .t by Mesare.
22 W hy Frost Fayette. voted for MORRIS XONG3TRETH BRADFORD and BEAD, the amendment «e. dim
-23 Dav"d Riddle, Werfiington. Messra. Baker, Bank., Barnett, Buchanan, Bu«s, d
M William Beatty,Butter. Burrell,Cox,Cromwell,. Cummings,Fausold,W«t, K Mr FRAZER , 3 amendment waa ‘ h « n .“6»«“
on* ? f Baakm, Mercer. Gibson,Gtven, Hugos, Kane, leet,M Fan u■ ,- 1 « D d me oddrem and resolutiona unanimondy adopt
26‘ DW. b. Cook, Venango. gra w, Nill, Reilly, Riddle, William Rosa, Stewart, Mf FRANCIS DlAMONDsabmitted the fo lowing
27 John Brtwlejl, Erie. fodd and Wilde-25, voted for J. S BLACA. reso l ut ,on, which we. onan.mottsly adopted
no r> n rnni* VVntren. Messrs. James M. Anderson, Baab, Burt, »*•* Mr. DIAMOND, of Philadelphia, said—Whilst we
28. C. B. Curtis, Warren IB JfSSSw^Bia,Bosl,Cske, Faunce, Forsythe, BCCUrO anV’rnkco auecession
i ■' Frftley*GstnW«, Hammomli Hogkeji,Hu|*Dg, Hun ,1 p omocratlC Governors, to. wßtcb
Francis Whartoni PhxTtdelphiii eat*• lw> £* oBfy> M , M anus, M’Kean, Paahcr, Hlchey, , olercrt , of thlaCommonwealtMt will af
i peter Strobecker, Berke county. sienkerbUd'Wyke—S3, voted far&llAA&y* “ 1 t :j f or d to these an honorable incitooeat towjtj|.f«Jh
John Kulp, Lancaster. - LER. i fnl performance of their duties, to know that we are
James A. Gibson, Allegheny. MORRIS LONGSTRETH, having not unmindful of those who, having well and tnily
Major F. L. Bowman, Luxernc. r ont , 0 f all the votes cast, was declared duly nomi- “ tforaied lhe guties of that office, have away
as. HUGHES, from tho Committee to whom was J ! from lbi« stage of exiatonce. In this rpirit we feci
•Jvored the conteste.il 'spat ftom tho.Sthr district, Mr.MAGRAW.mored that the Convcntionpnom- h , j honoring the memory of Francis R.Shunh,
Side Report m ?avor of admitting CbarU. Fraley. m „’, O nomination, which was unam- * ta| hono ? ou r Bo lve».Thc people or hr. na-
Mr COOLBAUGH from the minority of .aidiCom- J dto i„o place, the Trappo, in , c “ u “ ly h *
mittce made a report in favor ofJ. H. Walton. Mr. WRIGHT, moved the appo.nimeut ■ of s com h „ WM Bp ecmlly endeared hy maDy ließ.have
Sh.S. was adopted: and John M-Rcad, fl gre*ed to, and Mml W e des.ro that our eon.Ut.ieet.aJ.oma,
**%■%• ssE”*”" 11ro " sn, -'“ ‘ssrstf-«*;rri;
rdk^Housc^ of '■ were adopted for OTO cccdinffs of Conventipnr.wh cK .;vrn | t j ie V fC ction of the said monument, and fo««rdth m
, n nroecedcd to make gemination*; when the BRA rew l o tiou. that hereafter thei( Mantel Fry, Erq-. chairman of the erceutive com
c E B Wnght “ M C <tt“«Don’g.Urt!.. j m^lC C H a AEL I KANK C sabmittcd Hie follnn.ng reso
it &onlte ject.^Zu«erudo^
Ecnh.tf-";. “i“""SoTtstofte flatly non,.-1 tt®we s.Sy trusTlhatthe law referred to, will 1
Anderson, Baker, Banka, Barnett,,j conttitoUon and aft. «■ “ on a bed ofi ,i'eLdidato MCVMi Chßumawotier.^. v-r:
Messrs. -**h , n" n ,”’Bortell,Cox, Cromwell, ihnr jionfswr « h l ®V, l V BOW t fdfie of h.» soproxeh. * Jjr. BEATTY, remporanly occupying the chair, j
B»hb*Baifn*4J. aodhls opuej pa- l Bn{ « addreu; when .
Hughes/' JDo wry, ? >„««>—foot' The Convenhon e^oarned^^
M ‘ M, i%"iSl ifor wVtLIAM BIGLER, the people of £ onomydio.nnh.og lion. It. P. Plennlken.
Bush, Cook, Coolbaugh, Crane, .upx andby w«Dt prodding ample' We Mtrv r f rom tho Baltimore Patriot the follow-
Cu&V/FeUieger, Faunce, Grow J 1 puhln e . Ins ankle of juit coomeedauon to tho Hon. R.P.
M'Arthur, *****'&'¥ V A*, tingdiahrijg the relief '**“*’ d « JKwmm'wm », Heamken, of Fayetteeodoty, now Charge d’Afcures
Waurbury » oi P XaED «■»W •*?* #r »i> operative, „ C openha S en. It w,U be grat.fjmg to tho many
T^e« l i^AmwUe, a Echter*4chi, Fort.ey, Fmer, i S'« »«h«| a«d«d«r com, f £ f M FlcamkC u in Penosylvama to aeethat
Fotr «d A K»l?-S, soted for BENJ. CHAMP- jj- ««JWS&'U.yJf .Ufim vigdarc. aed ma.t.rly ahd.lya.n public mm,.-
*«£«. «* Zenker-2, voted for E
B^w K C»mblo-l, voted for ROBERT FLEMING.; date for m gonuiae representative! w^!ogto n Union learna from nprirate letter
which resulted,** ft i l «. Andetseu, John P. Ander- i voupg himself foi;.?***'*'M<>nt*oni*Ty, he ha; ‘ American vessel* trading to ttiose fort, to
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Kl P«keV. p John tah S»> I umr.mme.ed or * prlncnles of real ,U a farni ,hed wuh Iheletter w which we have re
&«,Wyke*». vofed for WILLIAM ferred- June2B,lStS.
BIGLER. . B 4 Burbsnsa, Bur- ftthtra of the Democratic par y. M iaf B ,r \tlasta ray of light ha* /alien uaoo our gloomy
ie ren.fcox>o»4e,l, | fejSSSKSKS A
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C, JOHN S FOWNEY, withdrew (he name of Berj. * for' '"vn”^"eommuntcittnn from Swcnemunde ran.
4”S«S moved that the Con,ent,on nd- eminent men and pme P , J.
soiae tlcoenl io Ibft 'V:*^ rnftn a i!j sInUUM asu t whs ultd glvcrt to woihw American >e»<fiVcon^Bg
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Gibbons, Gorman, <5 woli . GlancoJF »ho mercantilei nary'OfAt fe | loWK ,,„ If j t, m nrp,— -
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Slower, Morrison, Power, Read, . : Unipa, '•ihu'uld'RWroJtiMqpayjr-t-: gttttrM ok - wtaw ‘"mncnT sysep in I*l^
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' ?i rle ’ r .von Hughes, Kanof Lcct, M’l arlano, umitd to diu rortonas » »“' administration of Unlon vhon, and so speak tht Democracy now;—hut
Gibson, Given, rtugnes, Wn] no „ >Sl cwart, real monumenta orOie llemucrau union to , r th eirfactiotuata atthl.
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‘Mr FATZWGER moved that tho Convention 5f Shu&t and Snyder, and which j we S Md invoking hla guidance in our endeavoni to
eontsming the »und- „„„ pbnt ourseheaupon the nation-'
Tho Convention then proceeded doctrloe , „f nolilleal economy, I . ht(b , m 0 f freedom, in opposition to the sectional
W *M««Bri' l Alifsoni Amwaie, A. B. Anderaon, John onUro confidence in our f Mform of slaccnt.’ 1
n 'Ballev, Baldwin, Baldy, Barr,:Bcatty, f-V ,n Crr Canal Commissioner, IsßAtn Paiwteu,. : ... . , am c 11. E* Butler, who uUorcd the for
.mhuiled veto of the tha b „ er> an d Jr
Buohlcr, Cartor,
bough, Dimond, Eehternaenr, g Gundrum, Resulted, rhai tho untty an P . B him,—“ ought not to ho countenanced by
r:Sg y ld o’four political matitutloha,’ We ha-'
J. g! Jones, J. M’- can tlfe people apeak and carry out their sovereign J* well-informed, lute -
S on^tA b Ma!o” Mower,Mornaou,PPWe', Read, will. t W|U glv o our undivided, cor- llg ont, and honest min.hvholaa fnend to oureoun-
Stallman, Stewna.SJwhcc • jjySG STRETH. nominoo or.'hfa Convpntion p . p j )0n
Wrlght-63, votedfot: MORRIS l ß “ ch#MD> nor on d ,hat at tho 8 V“, vote in ftvor of
> Meitr*, fcdi?Cromwellt ; CummingBi ;«vqry,yiw^gy"LlJlA-*iM:-B-atH«li.'lEteii«i|*ll
Bgrns,,Burrell,-Cake, wa,, r ’ Glv :t hovedistii.giivshed-■■ " G F Or j W j IMAM
Lx*.a Cass, «» K «> c u b '« an { h *“ C g,u r nominees of
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Messrs. Battle*, Bras, “il’ ® Marshan f
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it adjo'nStoKalfpaat eight o*«lafllttu morrow morn
mg I which was agreed to.
And the Convention adjourned.
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Ho was at one time In the navy, and was at the g
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' Onr market is steady, »n 4 price* well rfsintaincd. . * . ■, t. I" '_' _’',
Floor i* held and some sales e’fferteaat4fi<<W^» C 2. ‘ ” v,' - *•? ’ J ~, r 'v
the Ulterior cdy mills and the former for. Hoyard - r ( « ■ P,' ’ -
street, generally western. _ ',, * ',\ * J • s ’ (J ° •'V’fv
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109 to 111 fiir rods. Sates at 66 to'fiS for 1 , , /V - *’ ,*' -r ’
white, and 65 to 68 Tpryellow. t s l * . , _'»Z v "
WHISKEY..SaIes an hhds. and Ijhl*. at 23J 10 ! t t - * -V />'> >• j.\"
34‘ cts. $> gslloh. - - V
CORN MEAt.^alstnl93^9,and rndemand. T t ' r-- , ”S' ' S
Groceries and Prosnioos are unchanged, anide- --. ‘ ’ * . 1 ~-~J&T rJ " £'
mandmoderale. . i - ..' • t ( r \ ’*~ '"‘‘‘"j . ■< v ~ ~ * ,f-
Business generally is brightening up, and tha
wharves are assuming snmetlnnc of a commercial s r '~-> f V r
appearance. Tbo-lilUc oyster ernicks dre again ]' *v' , «'*/ -
making their appcnraacoon Oyster street whart i
PliiiAplXEnra, Sept. | . -• "j
The oacitement created by the news of advance | * , t ' „ -''■<* ./- ' J /
in breadstuflshy the Niagara, hnspartialty Subsidod, . ’’Y,
yet it has left our markets, so far as Flour and Grain Z ■ , /Ysv,
i. concerned, a shade •'higher, which perhapsahe
new* b) the neatateamcrwiU bring down qnjlfcaa. < , , ’ ■/,
soon as the former caused the advance. - _ - -‘ , r
is about as active end pripe*,are i v
j generally bigherthan vesterdey. Sales at 96, which j _ *
'is the ruling pr.cc for best orands j family or pastry t”'”' “" "■ . wx> ' f , f <
Floor is held at SdjSOtp'bbl. 1 | . , '
.GRAIN- .Wheat ranges from 100 Io 105. Corn : * J t ,
65 to 68 far yellow, and 555J62 for mixpii. I
LARD..I ; ales3tg/39c.f0rkegaandbhls. ‘ - i-
WHISKEY..SaIes at 2§ to 26e. v gallon, ned 4 '
scarce. . r
Ptovisionv are steady at loriner figures. Grocer- -,.
ica oSbr no Aew-f«ature,:orchange.i- T j v . |
CnrcmffATl, Sept. 6,18*48. |
FLOOR..In moderate demand. "Sale* of 1160 |
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rHCF.SR is in. fair demand nt Sic. E> &•' l u ;
‘ PROVISIONS. .Pork is in a veryacuve demand t
silesaf 1290 Imrrets prime- #6? (
in active deminil; sales 2SO hbds, et 4|_ ij>f Shdbjd. j .
ern, and 4J-for sides. Lard: 1000 kegs soldhfc7f@ !•__', ’
7y;255 barrels at7l- _" 1 <! 1
TALLOW OIL. .Sales of 160 barrel* at 6i *B®** |
Ip gallon.
Esehango oneV. cenl - premium. ‘ ’
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Pal rut Oninatci Galvanic Battevy Mia
Pawl Jns ulatti PfAt fitted, aland
ragsssffjsaKJSp^’ffi
oDeniie fo?u ifco .Bxcfaftagft..,,
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on Tuesday*The sih u»L for each \ s
non, always paid ia advance. Physleiaps *jfbo coma 5
iviih'iheir patients aydl have; ,
ness ilit euecivprotluceAon Atm bj .tio . . :r .
This fa Iteonfr iMwaraent of that hu f w 1
been patented in ibis county orXarosc for me^c«||
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or'psip > with perfect Wifely* and often with J&tf \
many-oC the most emiueht | j
.Europe, to whom the afflicted and othersl
i"oticfeniean.he referred.''Reference..Will nlsd?J>o.>Biy*s |~
most mveiertle nervous disorders,-which cpuldiotocra . s
moved bv any other knownmentis » ‘ i •-
' *Amon v vatiotnotherß,’ it bos been provedio bendnu. - | „ 1
mbly ndapted for the cum of *b*
ker\ona Heedcche, and other disorders of the WW J /
is 'with khis Diiparatus alouß tltauhe opciator con convey £,/
Edw&ease mid safeVtQlhc eye,tom- |
Sore sight, or cure amaorovos ?to the ear, ***»s?&. I
inert 1 tome• tongue opd-other orpirtS|-loX«Atow fPSOJw. < g 1... ~ .
and 10 the tarions parts of the. v?
me Bhcmqouam. Asthma, Neuralm *
Parali-Si* or PalsypGont,Chorea ,;,;,:*.,.
ilepsyi WeaknisSS:ftpin.B»rnu)SrAOmCjdt»e«W.T* c f?” |
10 lenlalca, Coniraedon 01 the lamhs,Loekjavr,Ac . - s
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A LECTURE ON GALVANISM,'. - ' |
With experimenls tvill.be dcUvered^iacheyeningt by he , t
pnientee^— iu)nsroom,No.So,— lotadiCSMdHeiulemep, ,
ni6o<:eii»:each:;iocomnieiiccatSoclock. — 1 *
■ • AUCTION SIIRSt, ' ! ' .. >
BY JOHN D. DAVIS, AUCTIONEER,
SeiiiA*Eori rornrr of Wood and F’fth yrttlo . , .
1 A ROT-SALE OT VALUABLE BOOKS,FINK ENO- .
lj Lisnt’EDITIONS, Ai Aiifiien-—On smarday.and | -
Mondav eVeuitiga,Sep. 10th and Wlh.titvhe Comtnerei,i \ .
Sidra Rdtami, corner oi"Wood.ahit Sih stieel*. - / 1 .
- The collection embraces many rate, coriona and vain-. t
able works in nearly every deportment or m»ratnre ( eie- t
gantlrembcmshed with fine engravnnmi. v . 4 >
* CataloimeScanheobtainedion sppheannivtpost.peW)..,.
to lhc ncuoueec. The hooka will l* open for e*end»«
«°a°f «** P. rl - or '?' he ’P K - WW* P '
tmncya stafledrv goods at AUffnarL-j, ■
X On Tharaday morning, Sept. 7th, nt 10 « .
Commerelal Sales Rooto, corner/fkVopd'ahd.Knp stt i..
will be sold, Without teserve, ftretoh cuttencr<nt>« ,
tensive naaotimeiitof seasonable f 01 *, 1 ? Kf !
falicy uiul- ataple.Drw Goods; nmongwhiehWiUheKwP:.
super, rich-atslc prims, gmghain»,Tnous dsl'ft’B
cos, dCslamc robe pmietna, dr e«j* nltorclolh,
fancy vestrags, aoperfinelitopd elolht, bl^P“«
miisivi ,
window
whom itmayeon'''!*- aßnu[J . of fashionable naf re»- , 1
, M7 ?^SmSiiv ’SSetFrStehvtylv‘WH* wilh lineh,■ 1
dy»made „ a^e ca jf boots, ’ ,
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JOHN D- DAVIS, Aueloncer.
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I Democratic Mm* Staetl* l ?*
A meeting of the Democratic ittisena of Baldwin,
Mifflin, and JefferionTotiniJiijis, Wl> He hold at tho
■ hou@: of John. Cowan, m Baldwin Township, on tho,
7th day'of September ~at2.o’clock,' P» M. The
meeting'will Jbo addressed jay. Cot. SamuelAV. Black,,
Col. Wilson'MeCandlcss, J.8.-Hamilton, Henry S.
Magraw, Ed. l?nowddn, John J. Mitchel, George W.
■ Layng," liHarper; and others. Torn out, Democrats,;,
and ahew your determination to give a wholo sonled
‘ nnd enthusianticsupport to Casa, Butler, longatreth,
f apd the County Tickot*
j Cincinnati Firemen.
By a Telegraphic Eispatch from Cincinnati, dated
at 2 o’clock, t. sr. yesterday, we are infor/ned that
the Washington Fire Company or that city, number
ing fifty men, had just embarked on board the steam
boat Visiter, to pay a visit to oitr city. Oar Fire
men, weihave.no doubt, .Wili-Siro them n
caption; and we are inclined to think that do por
tion of oorcitiaens Will be disposed to /Arete colt
I voter on such a pleasure excursion, let every
body give them a hearty welcome- '
local matters. •
Discussions—An evening spent in the Common
Council chamber, while that body is in aeasran, Is
almoat sufficient to make one hate that principle
which obtains in, this country guarautceingfreodom
of speech. On Monday everting the ques'tion was
whether an ordinance recently adoptedlowering the
grade of liberty street, should be repealed or not.
The bill to repeal was defeated. Then a resolution
instructing the clerks not to record tho ordinance,
and requiring the appointment of a Select Committee
to enquire into the merits of tho whole matter, was
carried. .Both, parties expressed great anxiety to
have an investigation; all appeared to harmonise on
this subject. And yet there was a pointless debate
from the timo tho President called tho members to
their places till half past 10 o’clock, the time or
adjournment! Each member had a proposition to
offer und nearly all had to define positions-in num.
borleasspeeches.. , "*
The interests of the citwens nre frequently injured
by the deteitable practice of legislators spending
imeby incessant talking about unimportant points,
■ad of working.
_ Bv»ola»ie3 —The carpenter shop df Mr Carson,
West Common, Allegheny, was entered on Sunday
night, bot nothing-was lost (hat Mr.'C. could think
of. Tho whole shop was ransacked; chests Were
broken open ami tools «tc strewn m every direction.
On Monday night the tavern of Mr. Hood, corner
of Penn street and Cecil’s alley, was entered Some
eatables and a pair ofpants (and nmy.be some othor
articles) wero taken.
Akother Discovers it Sciekce.— We call the
attention of phyais ans and others to tho adrettise
mentof Dr. Coao, which will be found m another
column. We have great confidence in tho scientific
attainments of Dr, C. smeo his eihibitlo'n to us or
letters from some or Jio most-distinguished medical
men in the east. _______
The Tombs —There wetc no ‘'peculiar’ 1 cases be
fore the Mayor yesterday morning.
the company with her presence; bnt she looked
distressed and 4 affordcd no nmoaement. .. V ,v ” •
Accident.— On Monday amis named Morgan met
with an accident inGraff, lindsay & Co ’smill which
will require him to h»TC-hn right foot taken off.
US' James B Sawee*, Eiq , was onMondoy ad
utted to practice in the Supreme Const.
irvl. O. Of O. F—ASOSB9?* !•««*• K®. 2®'°. f
riiePO of O T., hhu al lbeir Hall. cotn«
««> >V*d«iiday o«iiiiig.M *P»«
7«*lort.PTc«*lj josEpa^^YOTJNO,See*jr.
Yiuusg Brother* ate hereby ““‘“"SjJSWSLSfS!
Irghcny till
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5 69 liber y Vreel, Puubnrgb
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the o#ontTV95 e 5' l A' l JJs4 , i*;S: n , l iieJiiiia foMhe accom- (
cr haih .ptoyided. •.. .. ■■ _.-y: s dwelluig bouse i
tntxlMion of uavdota o»J olherj, at hw octuu |
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n.htnd, end fo,
iilc.iyholeaolo aiul / t l^}}‘luin Croitn, Double Strength,
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I cor FiKl•end Wood «)b.., ;■,
: -A-A Masons to. NoTtoO
AV -Market street, hove lust PEened 500 sui>.
nl'X.,rS«eived per lost eteamer iSEH—
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TiA'KCY DRESS* SU.K's’—a. A UaVe i
pities of Foncy^rew
TMSSOLuTION OP l* AKTNi.>(»Wt,T~ lbepmwtr-
T> »MP Of McCormick, Peebles.Brow# &. Co, !&■ Jit
sired, Bv the snthdrawai of.Pottiurd MeComueh.
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1 T THE OTWE I OP,*\J?ERMAN STEELKJfe
A. »0g Fowl\W«<t"« r
Warrantt, Pctuwhj, Sfltt P*!ft *tr~ w.
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undersigned, for Ji^MrwnsJme{e«t<S
mosroecofote BBd prompt monner, powns
find itto their Fourth st.
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Reported for the Morning Post.
Heir York Democratic State Convention*
Stbacdse, September 6,1845. |
Thu Contention met thin morning nnd organised, t
Chancellor 3 Walworth, and Horatio-Seymour are;
the promtnpnt. persons ‘before tfcrf Convention for ,
nomination for Governor: The Convention i. cbm- '
noaed-of much talont, and the utmost harmony f
icbarwemes its prpceodmga., .The nominations^
will be inaijMo-njorrow» v
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Whls and Dative Con*res»lonel Homl- 1
1 nations. f ’ .
1 PmiASctrstA, Septemhor 5j >.
In Ibe First District, Lewis C. Levin, Native; 1
Third DisUicVH. D. fiopre, 'Whig; FotirthDiStrict;
John £. Little, Whig; have been aemAnted by their •.
respective parties for Congress. ■»
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K _ Nsw You*, SaptedkbM 0* 1848. *- m
- Tha demand fof Plpui-
arb :p.Bne«ce
ib held at $6 • bat fepr aafea making at that J
price. Other brands range at about $6,87 J- to 85. 5
-93 V barrel. " --« j
GRAIN,.Wheat: Sales for purely prime 1 have \
been made at 1070130 for white and for red.i-west- S _
crn aod southern, 110 to «s«r bushel; Wheat has »
eiperieaced more of an advance than- other grams, «
or even flour. Com; Sale* nt 60 to C 5 for mued, .
and 67 to 70 for flat yellow. 1 }
PROVISIONS .In Proriei.ons no material change;
prices range nt about the same rales a* during the
last week ' ' 1 •*
•Our wholesale houses arc very ,ini«y.wuh the ,
western-audsoiithern trade, and notwithslondipg a
j soemlDg busiDOBS isgningoii, nol.ouo fourth of the j .
j gnods nave left the city at this, $1? left isst sdason 1
at tho same date. * _ 5
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