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l. harper, editor and proprietor.
PITTSBURGH:
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 13, 1843.
OKMOOHATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT.
' 'XEWIS JO A S S,
* OF MlCHHi&ti
TP?* M Having full confidence in yonr abilities and re
publican .pnnelples/I invited you: tinny cabinet, and I
con wbnt discretion and la’cuts you
menthoie_ i grf at, mid jftehe&tq. questions which were
,«brought hfifpr® yen whilst you presided over the Depart
m*nt Df Wpr* which entitled yob to my thanks and will
everbe recollected t\uh the mo fcchpgsorfrlcnq
ehip-by zoo.
“flat what has endeared you \o every true American,
s woo the noble stand which you took, as onr minister at
Pans, against the Quintuple Treaty, and which, by jour
talents,-energy and fearless responsibility, defeated ns
ratification by France—a treaty intended by Great Brit
am to change oar international law <*, make her mistress
of the seas, and destroy the national independence, not
only ofour, country, tmtof au'Europe.aiutenameher
~*to become the tyrant on .every .ocetm.”—Ornmtf Jark
son's letter to General Cass.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WM. O.JUJLER,
r v-.vifE/"* “BUTLEB nud hitfire mob”, was afavometoast
Gfln. WILLrAM O. SUTtER is
- . on® oflhtnu-The Bailers have fought on ever): field item
. : <Bu)rer HiM tQrMQnterey, and. there is a tower of strength
id thj'very name
OBKbOBATIC ELKCTORAL TICKET.
SK7UTORUL KLSCTOfiS,
Wiluam Bigleb, of Clearfield
>:■. David D,'WAGX'»KS t of Northampton
; BIPMSSSTATTV? SLBCtOU
. I. Itemr L. Brnntss, Philadelphia Comity.
Q. HOKf It Kksass* do City.
. 111. Isaac Ssrax, do County.
; • IV. A-L. HoutcroßT, do do
: V, Jacob j& Yost, Montgomery no
.. VI. Rosstt E. Weight, LehieU do
vn. WtLLZAX Vf . Downing, Chester do
• VUI. Hskbt Haldesa*, Lancaster do
■, CL Psxsa: fonts, Berks do
„ ;..<■X BksnaKdS.Schckvtoveb, Monroe do
o : XI, W>cSttrffn*i!fi>, Wyoming do
jX||. JosaK Bastmes, Tioga do
xm. Joint C. King, Clinton do
XIV. Joint \YEnuuN, Lebanon do
IXV. Robot J.Ftsicra,York do '
XVI. Fbsdsbick Surnr. Frmnklm do
XVII, Joint Cbzswxll, Huntingdon do
■ XVIII. Cuius A. Buci, Greene do
• XIX. Gkoxse YT. Boctmas, Bedford dfl
. XX. Jobs R. Siusxox, Benvcr do
r XXl.'Gkoxos P. Hakhtox. Alleghenyjtfo:
XXII. W. H.DAVn>,Cra\vronl -do ,
XXIII TmortTlVKS, Poller do
XXIV. Jilna G Campbxu, Butler do
IHoming float lob JjJrintinq ©ffire,
CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH SfItEKTS. ■
„TP“ Having- added to our KslaWj*broent v a splendid
Steam-Power Printing Machine, we are- prepared to do
' All kinds of Newspaper and Bonbwnrkinnsrvie ofun
•. KOTpassed beamy and neatness, and upon the rao:-i ren
nonablo terms. We reßpectfullreohoh the pnironnge of
• the public to this line of pur business. : l
: fiTT*. Afrrrtraro /tTe.n<pie.%trti la hand tn ihnrfararsltfau
. tfftodeiP* If,. Tfttronusf fie camphni iriifivvu ardn um
.. sureon jiumwft. TFfiermispott/fife, an rarUerkdmtrauld
hfpttftmd.
ILtB- W* CARR, United State* Newspaper Agener
Saa3iuldingB, N.;ir. corner of Third and Dock street*,
r andAOp North Founh*treet—tsonrontvautbnrwed Arent
in Philadelphia.
' Inins’ by Implication.
\ ' Of all ihedespicable creatures with whom wcran
i meet,therearo none, perhaps,oo ineffably contempt
ible,a« those who, under the semblance, of truth, in
doce others to adopt n belipfutlerly at variance with
the dictates of propriety* .Among those who do
this** those who are in the constant habit of making
statements of the character referred to, with a view
to injure active and prominent Democrats
members &C Congress, nod Federal editors) are no*
lorioosly pre-eminent. We make a Tew ex
ceptions; and we should be glad rftve coold say,
1 that) among the exceptions, are all otir opponents in
this-city : hat this we cannot do, while the Gazette,
the organ of the old, genuine w Whigs l ' continues
8 to circulate against <3cn. Cue the most unmitigated
slander?, long after they hare been disproTcn by the
the most imdonbted authority, and even after they
have been admitted to be slanders, by the more
magnanimous editors, who sustain the doctrines its
potty once sustained.
In the course ofthe present contest, Gen. Cass has
beta referred to as a swindler, a pnblic peculator,
and one who bos amassed wealth unjustly, from the
pnblic treasury; statements, going to fix upon him
such a character ns this, bare heerocpeatcdly made
In the columns of the Gazette,and we have perceiv
ed not a mcgle dental of any one of them, however i
pfepcattnms nr degrading. The story of his hating
received an immense amount of pnblic money, for
extra services, (and that even these services, extrav
agant as were the claims, had been more i than once
. ;.; .-oinpTy itnnanerated,) has been told sgato and again,
and rang opou all the changes of which it was sus*
eeptthle. Abandant proof has been offered, to satis
ry Any reasonable mtad, that Gen. Cass was in no'
wise liable to censure, in any part of Ins course as
a pnblic officer; and that no one, since the organi
sation of the government* had been mofe assiduous
* in (he discharge of hia pnblic duties, or bad more
economically managed every pecuniary affair with
which he had been entrusted. Yet still ore all the
changes of this charge rung; and the impression is
in the most indostnous manner sought to be made,
Jhat he has received, far bis' own emolument, from
the public treasury, ao immense sum, beyond what
be was in any manner fairly entitled to.
The friends of Gen. Cass have not been willing to
let these chbrges pass unnoticed, nor have they been
wilting to let the pretended favorite of the Federal
Native party pass, without an examination into the
\ Mate of fais accounts. They have therefore shown
the rank injustice of the charges preferred against
their faithful standard-bearer; and have fearlessly
confronted bis enemies with the crime of seeking to
injure him before the public, on grounds which left
their own candidate in a predicament, inconceivably
worse (if either were liable to censure,) than bim
whom they weiwjumlmg. We have therefore as
serted without'fear of successful contradiction, that
Gen. Taylor has received from the poblic treasury, an
amount beyond bis pay, far exceeding the utmost
limit of that charged against Geo, Cass ; and when
the matter is pinned down, so that the slanderers of
Gen. Caivcannot escape—-cannotd* proveour asser
tions^—they at once, m a most cowardly, base and
insidious manner commence of gelling up
lattera nod certificate* from'public officers, to prove
(what the Democratic party bs* never denied,) that
Gen* Taylor has not received any money from the
public treasury, the payment of which was col au
thorized by lawj
These cowardly pettifoggers try to escape m tills
manner; and thus insinuate that Gen. Cass /ms re
ceived mooey from the treasury, not authorized by
law, when we prove that Gen. Taylor has received
a much larger amount beyond his pay, even than
that which they assert lias been received byGen.
i'. Csss s -and, slier doing this, they hare iheimpi*
dence toaikug (o publish their certificates and let
• ters, &e. about undisputed tacts 1 We prefer occu
pying our paper rn a more profitable manner. We
■ prefer not to insult the good sonss of our readers by
-I gmng place |o tnrh stuff. We have never charged
• Gan. Tayfor with using a dollar of the public money
to .which he was not justly entitled—nor have our
- party madfl nny snch charge. The enemies of Gen.
Casa—the vjle snpporters of Great Britain in 1812,
and ofhlexico in 1847—funr. charged him, virtually,
(for they are too cowardly to doso openly,) with
. -having received an immense beyond that to
.. which he waa.iegally entitled jand we have proved
? tho infamous slander to be utterly unfounded. In
tho-jneantitne, wo hare shown, by appealing to the
.: same source from whieh they professed to den ve lhelr i
- information, that; even if Gen. Cass has received a
dargesomm the coursn of his public career,—it has
been expended io the discharge of rnost onerous and
expensive duties; and:that Gen; Taylor, without
having had any snch duties to perform,- has received
; from the public-treastfry a much larger amount than
hav ever been received by Gen. Cues. We thick
- .this is: nil-that can: reasonably be naked of ns. >s / ;
' Henna!—The Surkvhtal Cates have made tboir
'JppeaTance I
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t * Tli© Iron Uasnfoctun.
Mech’-fas* berar>paid by the, Federal*party, jn re
lation tothe depressing influence exerted by,the
TariffbfJS46'uponthevarinußmanufactUresofiron
country: but facts would not seem tef justify,
.I®, the extenv the statements that 'have
betin made, by the opponents of that wise and salu
tary moasuro. If any thing is proved, by the Tacts
that wodtcre adduce,.it Is—not that tho law of 184 b.
naa calculated to operate injuriously upon the great
interests of the country, but—that the limited sup
ply of iron produced in England, for a few years
past—and the partially increased demand in our
own country, have stimulated our manufacturers to
an immense overproduction, that is necessarily suc
ceeded by a temporary and partial suspension ; with
which the Tariff of 184fi, or the Democratic party,
had as little lb do, as the Imaum of Muscat.
Those who are engaged in the manufacture of
froo, are as well aware of the coat of the article,
the quality in the market, and the probable demand,
ns ore those engagecr m any other branch of busi
ness j anil it in equally: their duty to guard against
overproduction, as it is the duty of.any others, who.
depend upon supplying the wants of the communi
ty, m order to obtain for themselves the comforts of
life, and- to omasa wealth. tThe merchant who
.should import into hia town or city, a supply of any
particalar;arliclc,-far beyond the amount that was
usually hold by all others in the same place, and
with no remarkable increase in the demand for
that article, would- at once be accounted a very
wild sjieeulator; whoso sanity might well bo ques
tioned; and if mil tho merchants in hia. section
of the. country/were to manifest a similar dispo
sition for speculation, they would at onca be
accounted .madmen; and all to whom they were in-'
debted. would hasten to secure, if practicable;. the
amounts teierally due to them.
Here would be the commencement of a crisis, in
theaffaireof all the: merchants, thus violating the
ummutable laws of trade: and the effects of this
crisis mutt necessarily be felt, to the full extent of
tbeir transactions with the community, in which they
hadbeen conducting tbeir business. No legislative'
enactment eould avert such a crisis; and no Intel-'
ligent man, profeating n particle of honesty, would
be inclined to attribute to the operation of any law,
such a stale of affairs as matt necessarily ensue.
That-tuch a state of things pa wo have suggested,
has taken place, among those engaged in the manu
facture ofirop, would seem to admit of no quettion.
From returns, derived Trorn the proper offices in
Philadelphia, it appearstbat the. amount afmanufae
tnredirnn, received in that city during Iheyrar 1547,
exceeds the receipt nf the former year by nearly one :
Ihoutandper cent. Noman, In fits senses, can be- 1
iieve, that soch an increase in the supply has been j
m accordance with any demand existing in oor eoui- I
try; and it is therefore demonstrated, that a reckless I
disposition for speculation; and not the operalinns of!
the -Tariff of 1546; has been the moving cause ofihe i
stoppage of such iron establishments, as were mueh I
involved in debt, and were depending upon the j
amount of iron that might be sentto market, Tor the J
means of ita liquidation.' i
Gen. Toy lor and the DloodUonutla,
t r nder date of July 2Stb, 1539, writing toihe Ad
jutant fleneral from Fort Brooke, in Floiida, Gen.
Tavioa wrote as follows:
- Sin—l have the houor to enelare to you a rommn
nication, this moment received, on ihe subject of
i procuring BLOODHOUNDS front the Island ofCuba,
to aid the army in Us operations against ibe hovtilrs
«■£*»»&• 1 AM decidedly in FAVOR (ok
themeasure, and nix, leave again Vo
£RGE H^'* B TH E «NI»Y: MEANS OF Rl DDI N«
THE COUNTRY OF THE INDIANS, who are now
broken op into small parties that take sbelier in
swamp* and hammocks at the army approaches, ma
to follow or mpitakt ihcm
witoost ssefa duxjlanej*
Should the measure meet tho approbation of the
Department, and use necessary autberitv be granted :
a correspondence on the Subject,' with i
Mr, gverttou, through Major Hunt, Assistant Quar- i
teraister, at Savanah, and. will authorize him, it it :
can be done on reasonable terms, TO EMPLOY-A !
A FEW DOGS WITH PERSONS WHO UNDER.
STAND THEIR MANAGEMENT.
I with it distinctly understood, that my object in
employing dogs la only, to ascertain where the ladi- I
ana can be foond, not to worry them. I have the j
honor to be, yoor obedient servant- i
„ Z. TAYLOR,
Bt. Br. Gen. Us S. A,, Commanding.
.Tho FJortda War had long been n source of great
misery to the philanthropic Whigs; and therefore
the administration approved ,of Gen. Taylor’s re
commendation ; and knowing that he was * ( a Whig,
though not an ultra Whig,” the bloodhounds were
ordered. No sooner, howcter, thin this wasdone,
Whig sympathy; ever active for the murderers of
their countrymen, was again excited, sod the fallow,
ing memorial was sent to Congrcxs:
. “ To the Senate and House of Representatives of -i
the United Stales of America in Congretsa«semhled- !
The Memorial and remonstrance of the uodersicned i
citizens of the United Slates rapeclfuliv ahewetli,
That your memorialists have learned with deep re. 1
gret and abhorrence, that <• number of hounds have 1
recently been imported from the Island of CuLa, for 1
th» purpose of employing them againitthe Seminole !
lodiaos, with whocn the Governsneot is nowr carrying «
on a. war in tho territory of Florida. Dreadful as
aro the erUsallondantoo a state of warfare, even in
itamost mitigated form rlo aggravate them by the in
troduction or so barbarous nod Inhumana measure,
we view as in outrage upon cveryfeeling ofliuman'
ity, against Which we are hound solemnly to protest.
As a territory of the. United States, Florida is subject
to tho .control of. tho General Government, and tre
eamettly beteech Congrttt tointerpase its authority to
arrat thit attempt, an it pro tree our ebuntry/ram the
a‘tp ani tatting disgrace tohtch mutt be inflicted by to
FOUL.ablot upon thenatlonalcharacter.**
This paper was signed by Joseph R. Chandler,
now a Federal member of Co ngress from Philadel
pli“« b) Charles Gibbons, and Wm,B, Reed, also
Federalists; and by Wmi J. A. Birkeg and E. W.
Keyser, Native leaders of that city; all of whom
are now the ardent admirers (I; and firm supporters
(!) of the man who recommended “to FOUL a
blot upon the National character.'’
Baltimore aud Bhlo Itallroad.
The Baltimore flonof Tuesday, contains ihe twenty
seventh annual Report of!the President sod Direc
tors of the Baltimore ond Ohio Railroad Company,
made at the meeting or the Stockholders on Mon
day. From the Report we learn that tho gross re v
enues of the Company daring the past year are
shown to be 91,213,CC4 07, facing an increase of
$111,727 99 over the gross receipts of the previous
year, Bud.the net reveouehas exceeded ihat of the
year ending on the 30tb September, 1847, by $40,.
450 47.
The net revenue of the Company, for the year
ending on the 40lh of September, 1848, is stated in
the report to be $551,558 07, a sum equal to about
eight per cent. pn the whole capital of the Compa
ny- For tho reasons, however, which are stated in
detail in the report, no dividend is declared in mon
ey, but a dividend in'the stock of the Company is
authorized to be made toeacb stockholder—tbna in
creasing tho [capital: stock: of the Company to : tho
amount'of the dividend. :
The election for Directors, resulted ■ in the re-elec
tion ofihe eld Board, with the exception of William
H. Marriott, Esq , who was succeeded by Andrew
Gregg, Esq. As hud: been previously announced,
Mr-McLane on the sih lost, closed his labors as
President of the Company, and, we presumo, the
Board of Directors will, at an early day, select a
competent successor.
The following gentlemen comprise the Board of
Directors as elected for the ensuing year: Thomas
Swann, John Hopkins, Samuel Hoffman, William
McKim, Jacob Albert, Edward Patterson, F. Lucas,
Jr., James Swan, Richard Lemmon,Sami. WuSmith,
John I. Donaldson, Andrew Gregg.
. Cheap, Postaoe.-tTo those who think of tho im
mense tnoraj bearing of cheap postage, the follow
mg example to America will be encouraging:
■V. “Since Ihe.introduction of the British penny post
age. iti.lB4o, the number of Ictleife passing monthly
through the General Post-office, London, has in
creased from 2,102,281 to 8^526,422,-uiul the week
ly ngerage Tor. the whole kingdom has increased
from 1,515,983 to 6,382,94],”
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The Itcsail in pciioeylvaiila* .
The Whigs were claiming the State for Johnston
: yesterday by majorities avcr-JODO jand, of.course,
>vero noisy as Bedlamites; The returns received
wore generaJlyfrnmWhigsourceß,-and roust berc
cpived with.* great deal 6f‘allowance; ns, lnmany
.instances, they to bn erroneous. The
result shows that the Natives .and Abolitionists,.il
most without an exception, voted-for Johnston. In
many counties, large numbers of Democrats cw-t
dently voted for the Shmplaster candidate. Thieve
know was the case in Allegheny county; for while
our County ticket is beaten by about 1400, and Col.
Black only by a little over 700, Johnston's majority
is about 2700! We think thorc is not a doubt bu
tbo Blote is safe for Cass anil Butlkb, by at-least
10,000. Every man who voted for Longstrelli will
voto for Cass, and besides, he will obtain the votes
of hundreds and-thousands of Democrats who did
not support our candidate for Governor. The Abo!>
juon vote, under no circumstances, will be given to
Gen. Taylor; moreoyer, \vc know that in every part
of tho. Stifle, there arc legions of Whigs, who ore
governed by pvneipte, who will not support a South
ern slaveholder, whoso opinions- upon the great
questions of the day, to say tho/least, are very
dubious.
PENNSYLVANIA IS DEMOCRATIC STILL!
Tho vote lor Canal Commissioner Will show this to
die entire satisfaction of every reasonable mnm
Judge Longstrelli, although as clever, amiable and
holiest a man as ever lived, failed to create any en*
thusiasm amongst the people.
The Democracy must go to work with increased
spirits for November. Let the old Jackson fire be
enkiudlcd anew . Let us all put our shoulders to ibe
wheel, and Pennsylvania will be redeemed, beyond
all doubt, from the disgrace which now temporarily
rests upon her fair character.
: Ireland and Class. Can.
1 lie Whig parly having taken up the. presiden
tial candidate ofthe Native Americans* are mak
ing desperate, but nnavaillingefforlstoasperse the
i character of the Democratic nominees, and preju
dice the minds of our adopted fellow.ritizeii", b>
[ the most grosunfoilifted statements. Oueofthese
11», that Gen, f ass voted against the Irish relief
bill, while in the Senate: a matter so totally false
that it shows not only the extreme mendacity of
ifte Whigs, hut the desperation to which they are
driven.
■ Gen. Cass voted for The.-frirh relief hill, and was
also its Inust eloquent advocate in the Ihule.t
Slates Senate, a* the following, which we ropy
from the Congressional Globe,will show On the
iftth of February, 1 s-17, the folio a mg hill was he.
fore the Sena!#:
‘A hill to provide some'relief for the sul’enne'peo-
! . (>le of Ireland and Scotland
I 'fir il marled, ,yr., That ihe J’rraidenl ol !i,r
I-United Male* tie, and lie .heiebr, is aulhtnired lo
t came tn.be purchased Mich ptoviuon* aj he niav
j deem suitable and proper and tueanee Hie nmeto
I be tranaporled and tendered, in ihe name of the
j government of the t tilled Slate* in that or (ire.n
( Britain, far the relief of ihe people of Ireland and
! Scotland, anSering (tom the ,»ie»i calamity oi
( scarcity and famine.
| Str .V. ./iid he u furitar f,iflrft-.7.That, Ihesturrnt
i live hundred thoinand. dellais lie, ai«l she >ame n
( hereby-aptnojinatcil outal any ninttrv ir. the lies
i sury not otherwise appropriate.!, to cairv min et.
i feet tin* act.
«”')» • e*hi { jlvp *l**l the aHtrd
>n.. ?i, dml Ufj ftmhr/ crt/wcrA'lhat .the Pmi. !■ power* In that infamous lieaty but l»«j- Cat* A* 1
.lent ol it e t niled ' 4lr* W ur-l he .V h-tehy-a , a •lip.oijal.s- 1 i an \tn»r ran ivgj.t to rtl a jms , R*T \ enooiry man 04a Maud m ihe bar room or
tboritfil M tiH durrctioii, 1(1 rroptor an* 0111# t PM*' 1 *«< bun. oialr*v#n- tnie-ln-arlcd Atwiu-andae*s » onMic hotueinHlw •>, -■, <r r
pnbtrc slop. of ihr l. fed S>*'« lor .1 r < Jn «p,vr Hr «a- a rabri, t rt.wr » the errand. of ,ha, * P ,. „ * >» Ulrgbeny ciy. ■ 0 T«o*dar morn.
Utiorsolllc j.fo*»on to be pun > a-e.l „< Mote stmt -nan f.ru fjcUai, uho'ftcier inadr iwn., 1 , , , M,tl1111 " frlends'supposed hr
slid. > lake niliu »eft>ihji>in ar»d snr-e stool higher ml-ft j After; silminisfcrini; smnc reitorciivcr,
‘.Mr .‘a«*aid. as a member oi ilu4l«odv iiejrli 1 wuroatimi than Gen. 0a«». As 3 Senator in that * *‘* l »*»**»»«<*aiu|**» ableto attend in hi. tmsinwv
aUigfti to lbeSttiular tinni.Keotucki lor lit* tfta- l l*«ji»rl.aiid nsi»tdigiiifj«J twdy—la bodyAvhiett faia; .M»» ttamsrwat JU>Wsiiii| and belongs 10 Hrjirrf
lion hr bad stibtritHrd, *r.d torlbc appropriate. »» ; not ils t.jual for 0:1 the. tat of Hrt-taWt—l-i/ ■■■***.■ ■■"■ .V ~ f; *•’ ,V
marts witb which lie trad inttt>s!t,e«} itlt# h*»l lb*language of fUnirt Webster' iii savin.*,if '-ZT' ■i h ■ ,n “ *:• W«e*’?..e*W»»l*A•.«#*
{continued Mr. t'.} «xpit*«ed rov smiloictitr,-but t »h*t (*>n. Cass.for sound and varied iratbiiii; birfi *'■ ” te i>cr^LA,r » Snpper m the tsi.
H«ib Bn fh*itmoo*.peculiarly Ins mus While | nftMiis equal tam. . -li. Hcnse, last i«t««iag. The.'proceedings were
physicsl want 1* wnlntown m our royntiv, she Arp t t—--*— /, ■ If ..njttrscwl,We srtit publish thrut tomorrow, if One
g»! 01 Beath 11 strhiog du»i> the ramisti.ng popu I J ’« M l„,-» ‘i Sfen>Hrte»ahit U hmdraoiisb tn furnUli iw vw.J,
Ution of Europe fspecidUy the t " • ‘-Uw* juiiiktoMr AUiMs;-':. /
IreJand, l*|jetccoaftl» Mbicb Tfarh us from fbas j 4<s * a rfmafkaWy v .y/
coo ti\ts intheatr a tfaie csf jn as*!-: Ist# »iMf* nt VoUmfw* o« the Tml-1 OarxUiacn* .Wfm w]ib ibo improve* ? -- t
degree far #wi» m IV roUovwirg 1 »<*«* 10 lie Post Offir«s th«> ild ««i non * »> Corinr.—From air extra-Rcpub
iTiodcrn ttmes. Ii *«. » cavj* bevo.'-J tbf itavh of:■ J^loofc: 4t, t* .tlrt (ompimesoribe - 1 bari! u> nat» mao* minute*tiU thrir tarn A 5 lC '’ in^^a to>tbatm22;'<it^r|ctJ ? tio^g^
pnraV rfnnr> I'* fn titan h are Omrg tji U j *n*l Nbrcn*
fore th* maguitui.fe o» the c*jh hi« a national i iftu hn . * ntere Aflrttor* t« i . . ■ \ .* : Irbm, which cave S?hiiDk a majoriiv of 29b rtT^lr*
calamnr. ami calf, lor »a'.o»|r«,(r,lwi„..|, JSri (a« ~ <n ■ '«*'« orirltors, pa pf s.r .bm not so „„«■ laaMrar.
starring niilliou hair nr fgrp! -«hrfr i'>»} ran Tsttoß . tp) i WT AccorJiqp la tfir Tnit-iMitli, hosulutrs fmr - ~ , .„ J f
go and b«> con* that tbr\ iru. Use onl tmi die « * rcM fat inlet oi thopa j Wq commenced ojmio Aid! Rua lUidcr In Beaver couniv, rbfeQvtoir
Br f?°7^ i,War r e,tf! & * 17" ! 10,1 ’ \w**sr«tore.**h M iUtohe M ecie ( | tt# b«»e Inngstreth about 36i t estimanng » W ia*Sdup
X"> •»;“ r 1 te i i7z ! iSr s ■-> - «» m .™t».«.
ctlucns ivhtrhava rot fn»‘i blmd m than triu \ AAOtVNfmt 1 _ l" 31 *
S»gra C *?*' i ’ -^lyT ~,v anl mnm
,
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cibc, Ynqt \*-already exniing thesdnuraiittnoftbe i European Cfi£»Sfe»Cßls. i f v •' . l:
Old World, and will stimulate by it* trample tba r AMN® or UeiwHm ihft Fieach j SSjarThc Allegheny Police only had one case m f
exertions of the w.v. Uur populauoit. oi Irish ! Napoleon aiwl the I'niMian* oader Blnchw, j mrdliy ffii;* i» an imnroreiuent fhern !
descent haie fmight (he Irattirs of out roo tiri i . nh ', ch *»* f<r'.gfct.*ilh tfte bitterer anim«sile o-i j ~r 0>, ... „ n , . p ,
with « much xeal ahit bravery as-mv clan Of cit t b “ !j “'d«, Aapolcfla, *)inwa. tho yictt.r, lost from .I ~0!w,,1 l f no ibaHs .in. ihn iiomiy ilm ii. E hi l.e- ]
aens Andtrom ihehe.ghls orAbrahstn
to It e wallt of Monlnry, tW | \t llurni t tits, Hltttc Tsjli.r muted the Mexirsqt , AJsm.-ipprared last oighl in Virg.mus
hfti been poured out tun water m the cause j against deflded odd* ate! aHer bard fighting; the fiv-ofilis e.haracten Or coarse,: lhft house was 1
pi liperly* We can cow .peiid to Irrlaud, i»«r Ub .Amencait loss was a'faction over firteen out ol’evc- .: filled,--Adams isfAePmnbarchTracnliau.'
deed whatshejia* sent to u», her cl ildrn tbo a *3 hundred. , *L
we eannor part \wih-—bill food f<»r tltcir relative*, i At the bimoot
ourlnend* upon whom the haut! of God i* hcatily | dependisi iho lurtoaq of and fur q days, thet there is no ehatceToe the oc-
S Jur&s'S.csi.x:,';; i seffA'ffiWa
of’Keui^L^ 1 | ly-lhf*« nut nr every’li wtdred .^Tlu's'“lTs^>’ nr Th\% * llutt " **"* °“« yc»terday-lheir first
y the Senator of keu.uck\, and Which l should ( most mimlemua hittltsrm - parade since their rc.orgam«iion. Capt. Kay com
'" j A.*w -M?lin*<lein«ytith» American ftren enit*K<hj| wander!. Tlie, made but a slitn show, because none
the transportation of provisions such of toe Mined was 3.5..1, nnd tire Imho kitlid and woun.lfd 7OT,\ but those who hare reen ael.ve .er.ln. , ,„ ,
ship* ol the United Males an are not retjmied lor jor nearly twentjAix in Herr hum! cil. ' V - " ,Ct,fe " r,lcr ‘ urocJ out
our uperatiuos of war. It wonhl be a bcasififul iri- \ --'nicsc r*cu cp«»k for lUeoiteltes. •
buTe lo the advancing spirit of the age: . lhe mei* I
aeoger of death w ould thus liccoine a messenger j
of life, the agents of diKirnclion, agents uf prcier* [
vatioo; nnd the eagle, which has down above
them,and carried our arms lo the very ol
Ireland, would, thus become the Rtgual of hojuv
where it has been the signal of netiance. 1 shall
lend the bill my support with great jdt^ufe/'
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{ilxtU Wnrd Uectnm* . ...
, Kf°in anotim in our. advertising-column* it will
bi* seen, thul another serifs of Free Lectures wilHm
commenced in ihr Nixih Word SrhniiUlous* Mis
hrruings and they will no doubt be continued'
throughput the; Fall nSd Winter. Tbcun lectures
may be made n source ofgre;n good; nmi wo have
no doubt Ihu the Directors of ihe Ward xv jl( do nl
m their power to secure ftbln speakers-
SowMeariSS Utlirr &l<l*.
City of Pittoburßh, *s:
. KeraonalJy appeared bornrn mo, an Aldorman in
ond for the city, aforesaid. Samuel lleaMing*, who
bomjf duly sworn,-doth depose and nay, that on
Tuesday morning, the 10th Inst., while.ot the poll*,
in the Bth Ward, Mr. John Lloyd came up to this de
ponent, and had a licketin lusband.- Deponent ask
cd him how he was going to vote; he replied.that ho
wanted to vote for to). Black, «* tho man who had
been in Mexico.” Deponent then gave Mr Lloyd a
full Democratic ticket, when Mr. Jos; Nixon ap
proached, and asked Mr. Lloyd to see his ticket; and/
on showing it, Mr; Nixon took tho ticket oat of'Mr;
Lloyd's hands, and tramped it on the ground, say ing
that was wbomo , and then turned to this deponent
and asked him if he had given Mr. Lloyd that ticket,
and on deponent answering in the ullirmuiviyhe
drew ms fist m a threatening manner. Mr-Nixon
then supplied Mr. Lloyd with what deponent verily
believes was a full Whig ticket, urn] held him up to
the window until he voted tho same.' T
his
SAMUEL HEABTINC.S.
■ mark.
.Sworn and subscribed before me. this 12lli day of
October, A. I). 1848. THOS. STEEL, Alii.
City of Pittsburgh, ss:
Personally appeared bcluro inn, nn Alderman in
and for said city, John Jones, -who, being duly
sworn, doth depose and say, that on the morning of
tho 10th inst., this deponent met with John Lloyd,
on the corner of Fourth and Grant etreem, in compa
ny with two | or three.other persons, nnd in general
conversation about tho election, Jliis depononthcard
Mr. John Lloyd say that ho intended to vote for
“Col. black, the;man who had been in Mexico.”
And further deponent saith not. JOHN JONES;
. Snnrnand subscribed this 12th day of October; A.
D - IS4S. THOMAS STEEL, Aid.
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Ifldiaostiy?ar Whoolingi
I fl V |r ß*R! a »• &ut mlemerity, it? do&t nbt excel that
ol.Captain Bradyj(& brother ofSthe general,) who
~ ' V?B | c e! .e p «, t ttrd in hie day, for hiajjallnntfeats upon:
the hostiiejavagesj aionrthe frontjor of
nia. '
Approaching ono of the Tone occupied by tlrfr
Americans, one day, Captain Brady discovered whcV
100 iato : tn avoid it, that the savages had Inul tui am
buscade for. him. - In front, ncarlho Jell, largeoum-r
P^ r 4. °fbrined
*h® , r P^ c >v As Brady approached, and got within
the ambuscade, the Indians in thn rear closed in -be*
hind hint.; they ail ‘then .rose'and gave a terribly
yell, lie was surrounded on three sides,and on the
fourth ran a? river* the baokof whicbwoa eighty
fecr, of nenrly perpendicular descent. •»TbQ savages
* c Y-?. l, rc of-their prey and rushed furiously on; \
Brady.savv at.once the extent of his danger,ibift
being mounted on a high mettled horse, he rcsofvep
not to ho taken alive,. iHc reined (ho horse toward
the haul, gave him the whip and ; rein; the gallant
charger HentafT hhc an nrruw, and approached'the
bank with such tremendous speed that he could- not
fl top on ihc raargio, but with a furious bound,sprang
oft, riaer and all, into, the air. ; -Fortunately,. there
grevv a large crab apple tree at the footof tne blui?,
on the border of the river. The 'brushy top was
thickly interlaced with a wild-grape vine; into the
top ol the tree tell the horse ana its rider. Their
fall was completely broken. The captain t * d
into the filram, made for the opposite slioro oppfea
shower of balls, and regained the shore in safnty;
■... • The Bear .Cave* .v.
There,is a. caTern on, the western slope of the
rhesnut Ridge, m Derrv Township, Westmoreland
count) > about four mlloa and a half from this place,
in a Southern direction, called the Bear
well worthy of a more ample examination or explo
ration, than it has yet becnsubjcctodto.
A Towyears ago*, a number .ofyoung gentlemcb
from tirecnsburg visited tins cave, and published a
description of it.
A week or two siuce, the young men of the Apa
tachlan office, undertook to explore this cave, hnd
proceeded under the mountain aomctbing over 220
yards. As its passages are intricate* andlsbyrinUi
lau, they took the precaution to fasten one end of &
twine string at the entrance, unwinding the bail as
they proceeded. At a point near the extremity of
the distance mentioned, they* very unexpectedly,
stumbled upon the landlord, m the Inna of 3 targe
.hear, whose unexpected presence produced some
embarrassment “noise and “ • -
rheiriivino warofgffatnse in threadiug the way 1
ontj as. was one candle that chanrod not to ho ex tin- j
guished when the other one tras about the lime the 1
body and rye* of Die bear were distinctly visible. |
He did not dispute ihcir passage, nor did lliey press j
the subject. He.retired inward—ihrv outward, In i
doable <|uick time. - * 1
.gAnnther exploration by persons from tirvenshurg j
and this place is spoken 01, to he made euonj thev J
shonld go aimed, :.'•••■ * j
A lew months back, a pencil case wax t«njnd m s 1
♦mall roniu of Dus cave, which had a-juneit leiemb* i
ling rarnon; leading to the sußpicimi that it bad lain 1
111 the rotten re mama «f a human body* . Out it wa*:
found impo*«ibtc to examine saiistartnuU f.ir the
dketcloh.---l//tf/rrn//e dpa/urAitm. ■ !
lien. <’a»K.
I (>n<- filiitWt. in n rpemi, pant ihe Mbming
! ini'll ami |ji! Inbulr to ibe rlutacler au.l .|ilalitir«-
idigntoflbeManJaid bearer ,i| (f:« I ii'n.uc I -I it r jvsrl V‘
1 (#cn. ( at> bat a >\ddier. anti a brave one
•'*(•** .been a .fu'lniiutut, aciia Truei American
America never, reverb*). HiS uisj.ardoiiabie tin
Ift liie eve' “I tb* tt uigt ir, !lut Jared, Vvtnle Alirt.
<Mer Ml.-ai.re. To. c|>|«r«(inat. BnUiti srmiber
iirj!> niiiev .nV'mni-ilie limutiijile |feai,_
I'i»t mroMj- «s)t be baa decked Itergrujnn;
jwaer ami bumbled iter ambiiioiikjimie, I quote
rbelanguage u! tbegresj m 3 !! naliont. wbenl «ay
that bo otbrt Wan liit b: •> 'defeated
■ ■■■ - | WollsviHrt Patriot is trying m conrinci
t . t . J i&ltfiar merchants that the wholesalers of Wolit
•Tim tinnier .lAH6t>At>i>r!tt tbe scientific coo* { *.ll* ,*;« .*ll .t* «*.; » ' i ;
-fentjoa;» Plnlailftpliia, IW. Andrew. ,«J a lugh-' ' 0 ,ell * tht:, P M 'ban PiU*l>nrgli mer
)y treatise ou tbt* analogy between iho I *' J,an *** .. i
oral Written language of the Chinese* This pa* 1
jinir WTu rlabofaU'ly lUtiMralcd by instance* upon lh6
black board, which eipbuntHMho eilrcmelir natural
formatimi m the Chinese character*, their nierogly*.
phical nature and 4bo admirable manner in. which
they txpresa iheadea intended* ..fleaatd thstnnn of
these diarncter*: could be written by a Chinese in
ihfMAtoo lime which it would ocetipy us to wnic the
corresponding *ord iG KnglUh.
How A tnerlcntatt or* treAlertln Ireland by
, (he ltrMlihUovtrumtnl.
The following extract from ft letter from tin* very
best source j'Wißahow our readers hotv ihw- ICrtii«H
tinvcrnnirn; (ream American ctiizciix who vuiii Ire
land *
* 'I.CffOONDIEAItYi 1 ' -MiIIIMS.
Ihur m n mark now put on ul! our
countrymen (Amert<tfn&) .:ut Boon. «* they arrive
here, and arrests toko -place indiscriminately. One
htk« jtifti taken place, causing some excitement. A
young gentleman introduced to us by the Consul of
ilrcrpool,and bringing letters from most respectable
sources, was arrested last week in Donegal, on his
wav to Loudon, and* return home. -During bis stay
in Derry, ho ohsnrvtd, he would like to see a model
of a Mitchell Diktyfliid a lady painted one in in.nia
luro on n small piece of paper, m the form of a court
.plasterenvelope, and on examination, they seised
Dio precious mnmento an a serious piece of treason*
He likewise had m Ins posnesHion private letters,
end in one the likeness of n lady, sending it.to a
dear friend tn AntpnrJt, He obstinately rctused per
muting them to trespass on this pledge,.considering
his duty and honnfcalled Id,question, He was thou
itircntcnml with imprisonment, winch be consented
to, provided they sent him to Dublin; but the ma
gistrate sail) ho» hc should ho sent to LiHord. nnd
the narty.prcscnt Advised him, sooner than go to a
loathsome prison, to cousent to have thn lotlnr vio*
tatml, and the picture-brought forth, which, with all
the other, was forthwith sent to the’Lord
Lieutenant.
Pri>pJtecyF»n<Hletl«
Horace Groolfy said if Taylor was nominaj[ed,-
one half oi the whig party would uknupail the time
that should be employed in opposing the Democrats,
in trying to coax the other half to vote for Taylor!
Prophetic Hornce-fany body that looks at the poo*
ditimi of the opposition lorcn now will nee bow triK
ly liepredicted.— Ohio Eagle. . • ;■!
Am EwtobvkA; Scotch writer who has had some
experience to qualify him fornpeaking nn-tho sub
jeet, sayp:—**lf yttn hnvo not choßcn a profession,
do not liecome' ttii. editor, Reg—take the pack
keep lcdgcffi**lnkc up a school—sot up a
take iu washing. For. humanity’s sake, and
.cially yourow.n, do anything rather than become a
newspaper editor/*' -
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Tile Judges of (he Election.inefet for
Jmr|iose <Jf cotiaUng-jho\dto policed in (!iib
cotibty, official roturns to-morrow.
w... T** ll I*ollo3.—The spectators wore amuscej and ■
AUfitfyed.yesterday morning, by the singular actions
;of a miserable creature.who was up on the charge
of beating _}i :s w He. 'I he woman appeared against
Inm.i'fhe olTondce cried, yelled, and begged ; lie
fny down on the floor, got onhis knees, and attempt*
cd to escape, v d}|swire,was rosolule to the last, and
insisted tlmt ;he shfiuld:brseht up. Of course the'
Mayor .listened..to.her persuasions; and the brutal
pian ,w as pift down, winch required thti' Strength of
two officers.-, He is now on the hill, where be will
remain for twenty .days. A, man from Washington
.dpunty. was taken under peculiar circumstances.—
He came to Jown to buy yarn, eomc of which he
got down his throat, and then it bothered him.
The 'watchman finding him in this situation
ln i am! the., May or,-, notwithstanding his entreaties,
seht him up flu a few hours, that he might have time
to collecthiflj scattered thoughts, and make prepara
tions for a trip homeward He will not tronb)c the
night polico again. A-.poor fellow was: brought up,'
whom every one pitted,and we don’t know for what.
He hna been before the same tribunal before, flor the
lame offence—lmt did ■ not profit by’ the ’ lesson, '
though, it cost him in ‘“shamed face'’ and ‘find jind
costs, .This time ho was fined end discharged! ■■
DKtarw. Cniunumc-On Wednesday, two very
young children were seen wandering through the
streets of Allegheny, making great cries of distress.
Tho splice office s and citizens made enquiries of
them, bnt conjd get no answers. They were follow
ed far a lew hours, .in bnpes-jthat.some- one-might
Cross them, who coaid giro mlnrmation -as to their
parents. Bnt nothing could litf elicited. They were
taken, finally „ by the (Juardufmi of the poor, and
sent to the Farm. It is believed that their mother
has dcsgfted them, some say she is deranged. They
areCermans, but speak Kngliah as well.
We have for some time noticed in tho streets ah
ohl man, who,s.vbry much afflicted with St. IVlus'
most distressing disease. We understand
he is. a PcnusyUanun, who served ins rnuntry with
Hen, Jxcaaois,at Tfew Orleans,. From appearances
wejudgehe ispoor. We therefore think hcshould
lie provided for handsomely. We mention t|iia mat
ter that our. citizens, who seem disposed,, may
move in the matter.
Auiah me PiBATf;; A Rmtvmte if the Wilder
tthn. . By William Wallace, New York;’Htiford &
Co. We have received from the publishers (through
our old: friend, .tuieph Snowden, Ksq.,) a copy of
the above work.: The.author commenced his earner
as a writer in :lhc nest, and: is one ef the imi-l
chaste anj luiaginalive versifiers in the country
I he work before us.ha* added another laurel to his
btOW.
T he Pitt4l,nj-«h mere bants have held screrai meet
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Pmoie boxes *3«o,} v lM g|«, nrltK ?5r
l»rr** Cirri**... .jOc. | Second Ttor.y. -35. j
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Second night of Mr. AUDAMs
« October 13, jivitl be presented Shakxnearc's
jv'rciit Play 01 . .5 V
„ OTHBIiLO.
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Mr oil h ln" 5 ' rM "‘ t ' ot - K *' k > ind
To conclude with > • •■
■ : MISCHIEF MAKINC.
M l”r l E. !J 11 L , . , nW > ~U,*. ,U ,*? Crni * < : I Mr Archer
i«c?nerv Ct nlm ' e, P! UJ r">n i bo produced wnb new
l?oor* open ot7; Cimnm will mo ut 7i.oV]oeV
AUeglutujr Cuuttty in t ; j .
\ <&&& °" p HAN 9 COURT ov **,o
I <ltc mutter of the Petition of
l 22®ffl5sfc ;' l ! 1 , m 5 n Monim, KjremiiotofTlios.Mciins,
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*jSSSHjK* Aiiiliiowjjnwu, Hcpltmlirr sa,J«s:«],
vjSBR v n ‘.‘i l, oii to the Court, me ordered thnlnnitcc
**• ol ill* pi nilafir) ollbe,iemioniiP|.nc(i»,i
nublit tiiion Jot four wcclH, eucceimvcl); m lira Puls.
\\ ti.kh Mrrturj jml Manuiununr, lo James
»^’r a i„ le V f T\ Col ; n ’ > ' <U|,0 > Josrp'i Moans, of Oic
Hiniivof llloiDi.,, John iVrmvroug null Nnnoy, hi» wifo.
of Ui.-lilnsum count), P(t, tlm cluldn.ii oi Marcarol
Mellnde dee d. VII: JoMRb Moßrideißohcrf Mcßride.
Iliom is Mo Undo, l ugh MnHndi .KlraiMcßrtdo, Nnn")
wife of Mcjiliitii. UorriHi: ;:md u,,. children of Fhmf.v
! U kW*, Jmu Johnston, Arcln
boll Johnston, Mi.lnidii Johnston, niid Jiihies Jnlihsi,jn.' :
of UtMwor county, l’en lift. >1 •By tln» (Vmn '
t ‘ cllJ ' <l » iJOIIN hOLMs, Jr, Cl h.
A S*ALI:2 of a Library of.ClnJuttfal
Uii Snmntn) Pieiiini;, October Ulh, at tori, trt«« hjJit
will be *o!d at McKenna* Auction Room*, No. imv* M
street, three doors from Firth h> ordir of Administrators,
a Library of ClosKieal andiMisceUniicous Book*. ' >. ■
oc tl * JAMr* McKEVNA. Auri.
MJBIiIO
BUBMO MAhK ov li\
. offered nt Pubhe sale*'
olOeloborncXl, ntSJoVlorl
ihft KXflouloM of AnUrowi
Ground. •S.'S feel from cm Pil
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• n nvo story Kmous.
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Reported for Post.
Heportea Majorities for Bovernor.
Longstrpl ft. Johnston
Berli, „ 437 G
Philadelphia city ami qo.,
Montgoinerv, 730
Chester,- -q-
Lancaster, 4300
York, 300
Bucks, .160
.Union, l'-'.- T. JiLL L*,' 1211
Lycoming, 4C3
Clinton, - nff 1 • . ‘ /'■!
Sullnan, "300
Cotumbu, 1300 *,
Butler, , jqo
Westmoreland, , 3250
Washington,
Beaver,
Mercer, * . '
Armstrong,
Allegheny,
Bedford,;'.!
Schuylkill, . .
Fayette,
Northumberland,; -7-
Erie,- :■
Cumberland, . -
Dauphin, . . ■ , ■-••e-.-v.---..-
Blair,
Sinrjunhanna, ISS
Pike, 47fl i
LATEST. ' * 1
- Luzerne, (majority for Loagatrolh) - ■ 800 r
“ « <f os4 ’
ji Tioga, « « « , , , 670/
J Wayne, “ “ “ floor
Wyoming, « «t» « ioo
i 2954 >
ShunL in M 4, 4212 *
.'Xlifi Wanhmgton Union; sdja: that the Jaies! ac
counts exhibit a Democratic majority oC (400;!? j. ;
FLORIDA ELECTION. ,
/lb* Union says iho State-is:doubtful,as all llie
countiOA imve not been jicard from.-
■ lEjnliijHVft Correspondenceoftlie:Poi*t.l'' ''■■?&■•■
OHIO EIECTIOir.
Columbus, Oct; 11, II o’ctycK, P. M.
■ • Friesd HarperWe shall-have arjcry close
election.- My. otvn opinion is, irom the returnsal
resdy in,that Cot. -\V RLK.cn cs elected Governor#.
> Columbus, October I2th, 1848—7 f; M.
; inctmlinjr'pll wo !iear, WEnerhas
gainen 2,000 over have gamed'
eight .Representatives, aml -loat two. We gain two
Senators, including Lucas* District, as one. is
elected; lYetlunfe Sweetzer Is,also.."lf.no; tvogain
two Congres men. Yours,J*c. F,
Washington -and BEAvcß.—The cont Pit in ihis
Congressional district i* evidently very close.
following is the-vote in.Beavercounty: v: *f--.
ftr-The ofiicul returns may Tary the above afew
votes, ami possibly- Ilecd (wbo is a very clever roan)
mat .he permitted to slay at home.; . :
BftADroan.—Whig Sheriff elected. -.■•
I*i’7£E»c,*»Trt o. Whig Assemblymen-electeil
f AAMfttßnxa Copstty.—AJ<?tlcr ■ from Arwsirpng,
* states that w;> ar& beaten by a small majority'in ibat
1 comity. Cilraorn'e majority, for Congress wiltnot
llm. over-300.' Between MTarinny, <li»mocniijsand
uln all pmbability. 51'Cartnoy.will have inajantjv
IfCinlly «* beaten
? present incumbent, about aOO. > . j .
/utESVMir, Oct I-
- • -.Mr Dc*r Sir—A*, far as hoard from
■Col,- Weller has apamot ISOO oft-the voinof |S4G.
winch, I.think, ictKlrr* his oicclion nlloqcthcr pro*
halite
■ 1» <h* Pickaway district, Dr: Olds ia rlerlJitto
Congress; which i« a Democratic jjain.
■> : Yoara,&e.,
Ytn*NC*rcrw sr t Oriobe/Jl.
Dear Mr : Jq ilus f Mahoning).county t me “ U
n)nn ticket* 1 .ts elected by handsome majorities.
Col. Weller leads Ford SOO. X
B#* Ret. C. H. Parsons has been preaching*o
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11M-TIMORK MARKET.
I -
I There i* no changa worthy of pole id aeyWicU
[usually reported*.; Prices are -nominally as before.
new York”market.
* New York, Oct. 12, 6, P: M.
Hour;.Moderate sales of Genesqo at $6. 37£ftv
40 bbl. .The market with moderate business Ts in
favor of the buyer. /
Grtin. .Hales of Prime White -Wheat ; atsf-37 v
bus f with saleato the Mteol of'7jooo bus. Corn;
there In- )es&'doing, in . Corn, and the matkct lias a.
downward tendency. There is ;a good enquiry for
gooil samples of Wheat, bufppor lots are dull.V:
Provisions. - There ia lens maveracntmPorkmar-'
ke£&cmg heavy.-'Tho-salei* are'only forthe/BjJdply
of the regular4rseidcraanJs.
■ pf 300 gallon;
a decline* , 1
The marhcUgeuernUy are dull.
Philadelphia market/* s *
Oct. 12--6 p. w.
> '‘/four..Thu-salfca.to-day were small-; sellers do>
not agree aa to The-former demand $5,37
tv. bbh> whilst, the :laller offer sf»i2u. : .HoUlera arc
..unwilling to give way.".’ »•*..?. •
- Oram. .Sales of 2500 :hushelft Prime Red. Wheat
at sl*lo \> bushel; saletrof Prime-White at
I,IS There are large imporlv being made./
Corn . Sales of 500 bushels ol PrimcVl elto.w alhSe.
Provisions. .Arc vulhoutchange. „ .
' Groceries.. The market• remains without change.
. Whiskey. .Sales to. a mpdetate extent at-2Gc« - :
1 HFIOMAf S B» Kh».NNERY< Altoruty at J„aie—ifySce On
X Fourth. between Wood,anil.Bimtbfield. ‘V;-. •
.. .Ric?uaKN'cr«.—Gimi. J. K.Moorehcad. JohnOrafipin,
Pres. Pittsburch ; lhxnk; Mr> J. AV; Jiurhridge;X*ogx!n,
Wilsoik\VCo.,McCord &jCo, {Pjaftburgh.Vtt:: r i
lismartlas Hon«e~
COItNKB OF FOI RTII A*D OBAXX STRKKTS r FITTSBrBCJI'^
rpHB. subscriber Te*pectful)y.>mi(iDUgceV{thftl : be lin«
JL' now opened ihi<« ue\vondexcelleutHoieljQr4li>no--
eommodauon of jrqvclervboarders, and tiro-public gen
erally. The house amVfurmture are entirely ne\v;nrid
no puuisor fxpeuw, hsive.heen spared to render jLohe of
the most comfortable and pleasant Hotejß ih Uie City
; Tlie subscriber iR-detennwcdto ilesorv*. and therefore
solicits, n share, at public. pntronuge. t. \ ;
•„i,octjl.l...JACOU liOV?Gll,Propneior- ■
SA.ND in lN fi F.S.—-ji<fo7euya rd * hMck;
? .cut bilk Fnugflp, of various alylew ami: price*,
W« tor Mnntjllaß«*c.;'l?t,di}zwi.yai4a'bJarli Oirtip/ of
fill.wuitht rtud pattern*,;ior Capes, 44 pert:
47ig«red:&ilk jOßLTttccivedai ., -. ; ■;
ZKBULON KINZFA 8,
Xo Market nirept
ll'NIS' «I>4Nl'*ll UliY WHITE >lhc be-st Prcpar-
U nuon for lupiniing 4o ih<<:S»lK ttinnfotp),>V6lthy,
clean hvmg white; aUhCMime lime ngtkmgm so(j nnu ,
smooth.:. : Dr.: Juuiert ;Audcrffon.pVrncaicHl'Chemist* of
mnßsarlmseitg. says ttuolyzinjV Jonev bpamdr
Lilly WhU«YI fuirtu, possesses.; (be oiQvrkeQatiiul nml
•natural* nmlnuhosnme.mne.itmoeeMAY'iiiio levenunw.;
t certainly .can conscientiously recomraetndits.nsQ to all
whose skin mjutres fcenntimng t i
' .Price Sacntu* aJror . Sofdcnly N -
Y. ancihy Wm. Jackson. Agent. 89 Liberty utrect
• ,se.o26vi
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" 450
Whig gain,
GEORGIA EEECTION.
Reed {whig)............v«.*'.;j2yG7
Hopkins {Democrat)..... ... . . .2354
*2l3
Majority forßpil..
Washington (rep0rted...........
Maj.lorHeod in district* . *.. . c
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1110 K SALEr-00. BuHiluig’l.oi# in "Xetv Troy,’M>eau
-7 Ufully HiiußieU, ruid the most plenesant for n
privnio residence; tntho vicinity of I'iiuhurgh - ■ ;
Al*o~rA lotin Allegheny city, nenr rederol si'; frojit*
insr!>o Jetton Middle nKoy, and extending hack SO feel
Also—A house nmMot on Water nll<-v, Allegheny-citv
lots will besoM lower, and onensief
lr>nns, than any oilier similar properly now in the marker
• For paru<uilani«nqiiiriraf »YJiy>isfKRSByMOUR
at the oflicc of tkhv.afll Totyl_.fc£o.j corner Fifth & Mar
het nireels, or 6f }h< -Mibscriljer % "is r r
sep7-tc « THOMAS Aitpntey
tiwtrtiio comer of-Wy*'
/-'liejai iJieitwv' tiormaaChurch;:.: TlnsLotj2obyBoii-y:
'vtU'lm iiaildain a(}rmnmatlm{nj3’rtenns: .or (leafiCtV dn r>er‘ -
petual |eaf(*T\vjifi - •:
rent at anytime "
Also-rSev^mtojhrrlidtsnntholliJf,manTerentplaces ,l
for sale onaocornmodMimf tennss lease, Hs
irfdy Miitpurdinrert , r
, u»«ed t TJlj[)\iAS MtXLQN
*WWHb\V fliOPLtU'jr TOR S Ahir-A laiSe
rf*r.A v i'TS&hoitsc »nd lotof-23 ieni.ironi on Maine st. '
b > HW feet acej» " Prtee SlSOli
Aiso-A large Ir.i adjoining ihe.ahbvi' ifneo $6OO
h AZSt?i*\nf on RnWnson street, by
Mfei*lToartrflle>^nw€COOMeh
deep > ~~'' ° l< * <t ' H owShefliflil street* by fIS icet
-»■ ~ .* "f^—uaws.
m *
*>l/00
* KaPER TY 1N ALLEGHENY' FOR
, ,? A tsT A . J rE ''’ wclLira P roicll p'oreny of S 3 feel
tront hi fen deep, conitminy a eoinfona&lo coiiace
bODs<?, wth hali ioin , room<brt I fji\t , fib&r
two large chambers; good- cellar . And out-honses iarce
garden and al»o a vast vafiViyun
\mnts and-flowers; ncd al&raeJntclieu warden andapamn
of soft water, v W ill be soltrnt fi-barcniu- Priee.sWm
S CL'THBERT. Gen AgenC x
_s£p2l Smith fie &trfg>
“TOOK SALEWA small wo mryframe dwelfing hoPTe;-•
J?, conveniently situated,'fronting on l Pride*.sifeet,'one '
streetjieyond !hn ,Hosuual. 'Tbe loMjt !M feet in front,hy
l&i seel deep, and witi be.aold on ntfoinraodating terms •
For furilicrpnrnrulnrs apply nt:the’liotise'.ortOi v >t"V !r;; .: : ',
James May, Watet street
. I '■ 390
i /Sf^l
SeodcUleyiCcademy,
A Classteal arut Commt7tialßontdimj School fotEoyi on ■ '■'■■
rlhf. Beaver Roo,U ,fovrtet;n milts from ViUsUuighi' -> * - '
BEV JUifUI S TEA.TELX.Lr A. JC. m%ClP.it
rtIRE WIN! Kll JsF.SSjIO\ will‘CamniP4iecon>\Yedno«- L ' v
J> IVo-\i ribi r 1,1&4*
fiaiJi—flonrdin™ Tmtiou,lVafhiriPY'Fu*f r
per pesMOnoffive roomha<B7s—payable in ad*- •“
sanct, the bahit-e nthe close of the croon
. .Arrangement? have.been mnde for seciinng fhe ser- -■
yiecftiOf.Arr; Roriolphe Korvrin Piorrdwsfct jas-TesAhetof - - .
.the French4nnguage. Tlioseml«mf French lessoiuiwill -
be charged 810 per session exin -- 3
.fßoohs and Stntionerv.furm»hcd.whe:n renu<<tted;otil e
expcn«e of the Pupil.- ’.Att-ClouiingtiJicdiaftnctltf.tParJt*
td. Pupil* furnish theirown t<xweJa.?.>ltiß very desirable
that all. hliouM he present on tue firstday-ot-tliesensioii ’j . ;• •
For further jmrw ulnrs enquire oi ihe Principal ninhe-
Acodemy. or of Messrs; John Inviu lpAYrtter
street, Pittsburgh , \ f t
Refer mGui J K Mftoreln.atf J)r V V OuwmnHon
C oclll.'Sw
1253*
Rdffeworthlj<Ml!eti*Sem!uary<B6wle](i#FV
fPIIEWINTUr SESSION li;>Ulujjgjl'V:i]l'Ccjtv*-
X mrucr on IVViusuaj NV\nulr» r t, IST
deetrnhie that-im Pupil*should .lit*- ptvseni on f/rsi’tJay
oi flic jiesf-ioii
wilKu? ir»u> lit I>v Mr: Roaofph*
Korftin Fiotrou kr ,
For-jetms-amt-further: puniculariv «ee, Cirralar*/**!
Me*pr«; John Irwin & Soh’h.H "WaUT-suect- aod ii H
NevijiArCo 1. i i*>ert> trcet
_octl3-jUv\ © i: NHMN P_rin
BOOKSiWY t AIALOGL’K, A 1 AOCTiiK\—On-Sin
rUrday ev<Mauc», Ociobex l;Tlh,"al GWclifi k? 4i;ihe V
Commercial &alerrKoonVcorncrofMoud audFifiliS!*fv -
will be. sold a lainjc collection of ryniunble-miscellaneous • ' •'
BooUv ■embrjiraiif. iheologyv-JuKioiy, poetry* ilie-dramn, >;
; family ami pao.hr i,~tttfi!es.\illu?rraiwl work- in rtdeadiu •:■ v
bindinj?* annuals blanir lrnor am! cap
mg pappr. gold . r:v-‘
JOHN t) DvUS.
THHR rHIUI) <\\.K of AVm N. C'Utyy bIgRTo
. i._pTy,C6«id-<ivinjjetbiiUat^4-^»;i*iydV : mtfrlUiltVUie-
Uib »umt.,r at 1U o c»oek< * All pi'jTonvymri'hfiHnfpfTood:*, • -
are request* i t-» .itwid* a? barium jKVi 10-.rtM £
_«*tw __ JOHN Xi DAVJ^Atibt.
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j? iustri?ceivctf,aml bv: ' -
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OAStalA —-JifU. Cut»ia:ua isiije ’ •
octM - KING fc MQiAmEAD
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|J and lot by [octia] kt\fi 4. VOOBUBAP
For Kenr/~
A THRFP ''TORY IHUCK DttFLUNp BOCSR.
xx. sunutcd mi, lC€beccn-atrert < Ao«4ffUf , j(>' Cio v *
•session '!?ircii'i}iufni:diaii!lr>v'EjidH}r£'6r\) \'\TI’'S’WIL
SON. on the pr»im«ps. or at-.. . -v. •.•••.'.
ofiiMt c_y kaoers, Mnftftit
j?a»*»ee to Hiia from Siuelaudi Ireland.
SI OILAAD AM) IV\LES
ICT But if S'« v *tp SiRAH Xl\&S oihl >Hr nhi’nr
L Paekrt S(t>Vjt 3 <- * - *“*
! P \V f>\ ll fc CO.. C'twciifrer, fo£iini ..
from Liverpool PneKVhi'fmthc :
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[:.; r ilte Trj»niar.a«o,t>JiPa.cUßts}bipf?JAilWs r Jiftt>vetyijLH*'
[crpool.nml lYeirV one., compose itioioHau.’-nitShips- 7 •
TheFIDKm i he \ LAV VORK *
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AS»m lIRMIY f L\Y
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SIDDONS ► f« \HHrOfT
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“ \UimtHi P JOHNTI ■
. And m firsi.ria iKAmrticoo DrAlerchnnt -
from Livcrf.o<4 ia N>vr .York ami V .
and bv ihe -'
as follows-:. I ron? Liverpool June. ?tti August, ami •■
Kith October. amt irom Naw.fYorknit «*>tlt Muv.7th July;
| >*lh StpieirlJ-r mil 17ih November <}
, 4 y :{ ;. Persons vuninn.-r the Oii!:Comflrv.-:*iulihase waiting •
«j j thrir.relrmcesYiui ejctrannlmnrytyuvAtehouMselcotthi*
• * |-ccnveTaup»i. t.n*>pnce ot.pjisengif.i&ilto't'araUSandihe- -
uig A-ery littleujoruThan PackfiiShiirriues. 'FoTmMfrwe-
inppljio P V
... ■:••.•••.-.-■■ ami Gu Waterlooßoad, Liverpool'
.••IL Svr—Wehnveai.all Times lorsnle-BmllvaVsiklit,'for :
e*, Ac Ac Aj pl> is above. or to
- JOHN THOMPSON,
. - oetl LSm , * 'ISG Liberty street. Pittsburgh.-
ItfORO ORMlKlLLßftbnutr-*tni> the&otm*
! lfA \ .
- John Sitr Thiyls lhnl v
I Purchased of Mr,Foxier; one :
Killer, amlghvctwo teaKpooufuis'of tt lo opc-of'nrj*<*hil'' ■ •'■
dreti) two ve?.fA olih multn rt short timeftpA«*<iluffcihrdft'
of-forlj'-Rix large, worm*' • . AnfDnKW'iATOcjAoißkk” v
*’l witness thn! t!ieabovesinlnpmcniui.uU*. <: -s'>'-jr' 1 r ? ■;
„ “SAYfLRL WRIGUT 1
Prepared; AvlinlcsftJepntfreTnil; by thewroprTelofa..:
JOHN I) MORGAN. Bruggnlf
• • \Y ofkl>ir^ptjPau«lniTjtti
•Vis pomuU
kino-a \mon\iKAp,
»of--Pmmondu»<j Plftmdutl tvliey :
-■fj'OUl>i?l>-rA quimuty of fttl\er tvaic.sectpltfl Qtrfepos> «■
X;- ileilui :r|,t(jnher Ynrd,~nml Wen .... k-'
•loten Th<*v »re auhtf Mayor • oiric? 4rittr9tfervriter
can Imrimou provingpropejis*ftnd;p»y in* chart&t-i k
sepSj* s ' *“ r «
■ bWS‘No.I Shad ©n Jmml.uml jov sale, tv- •
Q ociO MNQ A. MOORHEAD
AJ.L in «tone irml for- sale bj* * ' --1* - -
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AVKiMWCIvBTS'ANITtOBS—3t» doT'jLiSckeTs
iijmul Sfl do?. Tubs,jim.received amf fn'r sale-In-'
<K»a - Klfff? &. MOORHEAD
.o(ttL*A\l> CANDbESj-ofcdifrerent PittshurghbraiiU*. ■
O i3r sale m mmiufacturerV? prices. by. • :':■■■
gops3 -«- - }V. Ml. “
•ITOOKSs AMHi’iES— 2 raCeVSlJvcred, '1 f t
Jl ' l J pjilflovr
iq dov? oon B ißnment hv , ••
miVARD TODD 4? CO -
' v Nr*f|li East come* Tilth and Market stf-,
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±J „ MNG A. -MOORHEAD,
oeu» _ oot> Diamond nntj PlampM^bhey*
QTfX\W *uW. iu\d French AVotked AVillbw^HaskeiK;
:G)-fine brUet<\ so Murker
street * r ' , ffrHsy “i OANTWELL
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GAUACkEII, IiOKG & SIIhLERf
SHH Fnn t bfluMi HW n«jr Smthfejd st~eti<
WLI \PTI HFUS of Bells of Ml sizes double ami
jrmm Torre Pumps Cotfmrr !?ailin£,M»»
oral \> ni» r »'».m,ps, fittings of ill kinds larCaA Whter
Stetun> Ac. t Btaßs tor Machmexyandaart-oun
non metal feu: futtne. Particular hitfntion paid'to Gos
* ?u*l u:'ven.nssorted stock of“Plnin 'ami Ornn
inpisruJ Pendant?; Burners,- ChanJdierp.'AC'.V.AC-i con-:
stuntl} on n n x £qc\s
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.<v/:'ior.th«\,flu«r? ntul teeth. Iprepnwl' hv in ’
bv ■:.. ToetS] .vv'jGK^MOBtER.
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cooil Hcighliorfonod/oiVi AVyhc.
irpiu the fcmil House can * provide: Oiemstflvfca ? for the
sunll sum m 1 - 10 ->
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ff|n w -Hi i - a iSh a v»tK-£“etn'
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