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PITTSBURGH:
- TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 17. lS4B.gj
UKMOCRATiC SOWIBiATIOSS*
-
- full confidence m yonr abilities bud rcj.
.•■ publican principlwrl-iimte&Tan ttrmy/cabnieli: and 1
' caa never &TfeiwMh.:What dlsereuon ond talenis yQU
r~ wd delicate jjuestions which-, were
v > ; --iHWoKfbeTarff.yoTr whilst yon presided over the Depart*.
ri-mefetofWw; which.: ent)iied, yon tO'inythpnlsß
»/ £-Je«t£Jb«rtcoH?cied-With the mostUrelyfeeli»£*oCfn*»»d*
v "-sMpfcy me. ~<• !
. vi.r,^*:2:i} endeared you.to; every truc.Aroencnn*:
• noble stand-winch <. you took*.as ourtnimsler •at.,
• the Qafnluple Treaty; and whjchrbj your -
rUlentSfenorsyand/earless-rrespoußlfuliiy, defeated tia.
ratification by Fraiice*—a treaty imeiided by. Great BnL*
' aia to chaoje-our laws, make her mUtress
-i’of'the seas, 4ind destroy the. national independence, not
.flnlyof our country, but of all:l2urope, oud enable her/
* -:'. j..ia;bPsome:lhe tyrant on-every ocean.”— (JenrirnJT Jbri*
/ -v ton iletUrto Gcntral Cass. •. )
FOR VICeIpRESIDENT, "
im: o. butler,
_ * » OF KENTUCKY
«■*? and hisfive-sonsP was afavemte toast >
:v * with :Wa*hingloit; and Gen, \yibllAlt O. BUTLRR ts
•v 7 woneofthenu:’The Butlers have fought on every field front >
.// 3 BnkerHdltoJlionterey) and therein lower of ytrrmKtbj,
;.;vin the very name
■OESIOCHATIC KI,KCTORiIi 'EICKKT
' fflpnTOKUl* stscross.
Wnxus BiOLES,«f Clearfield <
Patio D Wj-gfibs, of Nprihajnpion
:• • i. • RSPXBSkSTATITS CI.SCTOBS.. ~,
>:*. ;: r - \I-vIIBKiTL-Bssinni, Philadelphia County.
n Hoax R~Knxah&‘ do City.
* HI, Isaac Satms, do Coqniy.
IT. A L. Kouvfobi. do do
: :V. Jacob S;-Yost, Montgomery 00
.’■ , r iVl»:ROBSBr£. WBiGitr»'X<elngh _ do :
r > VB: Wituau Wi Dowkino, Che Mer do ~ 1
r. -... ■• v VIIL Hjamr Hau>km*n, Lancaster. -do >
IX. Psm Klikk, Berks do
X BuiussS Scnooxom, Monroe do
W«. Swstlucd, Wyoming do
. XU.'Jokah Bxkwbtsb, Tioga do -
, JoiDfC Kcrof Clinton do
XIV, JojaTWroaujii‘Lebanon - < iio
t . Yort . « •.■■-■. do :
Smith, Franklm• do - ;
- XVII. Joife* Ciiswixl, Huntingdon do •
-:•» xvnt CSAUAS A. Buxx, Greene
' XlX.GBpaosW.BowuaK}Bedford .do- .
1 IoHKR.SasJWoir, Beaver do
- • XXI. GKOaaa P. Hamilton. Allegheny do
XXJLAV H,Pa vis, Crawford do
XXIII TwotntTvw, Pouer do
•?XXIV. G.CiMPffELL,Ballet ■:.vdo \
illomma float lob fflrinfinq i ®ific&
CORNER OF WOOD AND HFTH BfREKT9
<- e - addedto ourEstahhshinent, a splendid
: * -Steam-Power Printing we are-prepared to,do
• a U kindsof Newspaper and Book work in a style of an*
,eaipasse<H»eautr > and neatness* , and upon, the xaQ»t;ea>
' . sonahle terms* we respectfully soticit the patronage of
/, the pal?hem Uua line of our business.
27* Advertisers art requested to hand* n the t rfavors before
M. This must be complied wt th% tn order to »n«
r;,*urfamnwrriert.. TVhenitispoutble,an toTherhourtoouTd
preferred
• JV..CARR,4Jnit*<J Sines Newspaper Agency 1
Bmi BuiMtn2F, IV. Eb-eonier of Third anil Dock Mrecta,
.-..tndiOQNonh-FotiTilistre&t-risonronlysnliionsedAgeDi
in Philadelphia
Immediate Orgusisartloat- . v
. We reel it our doty again to call upon our friend*,
; rtf this count; particular!;, and throughout the State
• generally, to,enter upon the wortofan immediate,
- thorough; and efficient: organization -of-Our patty.
- -There is roach to be done; and what is to-be done,
raiufbedone before the 7lh of November, or the
'“vote of Pennsylvania will be given to the Native,
-.'Aboiition, lio-pnrty candidate ofth? Federal party.
• We, hear every day, of voters who would havo sus
-tained the Democratic' ticket; if they had beeto at
:.i tended to, and urged logo ut the polls. Ever; mao
whose feeliugs-are with us, ehtfald be brought to the
I.- ,' polle in and if them are those who ftel
... sO Jitrfelnterest in the. matter aalo be willing to ab
stain frunvoting, on account of the trifling amount
-of tax which.iartaiieased to them, let ihesealio be
' attended- to: let funds be raised to pay. their- tares; -
- -and thus-let them be encouraged, by a good exam
ple, to act the part of patriot* hereafter. No voter
who would sustain the Democratic ticket, should be
• permitted to stay away from the polls—if any legal
-..andhonombletneanacanbe-devised to secure his
attendance.
■>. We must he active and energeuc. We must be'
resointe and unwavering, in onr detenninauoo to
do all that a thorough* nmon of our party wilt ac
. .• • edmplish; •We know that onr opponents have left
ho -meaca untried, (whether honorable or dishonor
able,) in the late - election, by which-to-secure a
victory; and if they bave.ifailed in realising their
.. expectations, tl has not been from any fack of exeN
. - tionybut owing j **clnaively, to their inability to ne
:-c.omplishany. thing more. That our party has not
been organized to the extent it should hare been, is
- • ' but too evident to the most-superficial observer.
- We. never could have been brought so near to a tic
. feat,-.but hy over-confidence on the part of some of
oux friends; and-culpable remissness on the patt of
- others. Thereis hut oner connre,therf roro,lell to
„ ' da. We most hegnt-that -which should-have been
already cempJeted;
. We conceive it to be the duty of our' friends,
therefore, to meet immediately in their respective
, .wards and election districts, and appoint a commit
. . - tee.ofVigilance, composed of their most active, re
... liable, and experienced men, who shall be expressly i
. - required-to take, each a particular neighborhood In
his district,—so that the whole District should be
.... canvassed;—-and ascertain the exact numbet of vo- i
■terawha will snataia the Democratic ticket; They i
shall also- note all the doubtful men ; all who are to [
. vote bribe firattime; and especially: all who: have
voted with the other party. -These lists should be
. pat into the hands of,the chairman of the commit
tee, and sack measnres should- be adapted as will
prove effectual in accomplishing the object of this
preparation.
iWe are warned to adopt every means which sre can
tfsejtoreffectraV victory,—(excepting thernse qfejon
- .ey to buy upsnd support scoundrels; —by the recent
course oftbe Federal party. - We make thissingle
:. exception.tn .the use of means because .we conceive
•• a victory under such - circumstances, prorse than a
defeat; and because we would leave: to the Federal -
- : patty—what they have always possessed—the iguo
min; afl vying aud supporting every vagabond who -
- could.-be bought-with money, or: seduced'by the
promise of office.
.: : tet every .mao calling himself a Democrat,-who
v desires, to aid. in the elevahsn of Lewis CSSs and
. .WnitittO. Benum, act in aneb manner, from this
- lime until the dose of the election for President, Us
- will enable,, him to feel that he has done his whole
- : duty:—cvery man is interested in the resoltever;
'-Inan owes itj to his country to devote a portion o'*
'-...■his time.to her-caoses-and the man who, in a crisis
.like present;- is unwilling to make .some sacrifi
; -eea for-the cause of his country,is notworthy to be
a freeman;- We abjpre out-.friends,
- therefore.—every man who wishes well to thecanse
Of the people,—to do all that he would do, if the
- whole result depended upon hia exertions alone,—
If each a spirit as this shaft,perrade our party, and
' theyshal! exert themselves; as they tfiay do; there is
, no) opposing exertion - that pan -.ho.made, which will
-. prevent, ns from giving ibr Cass and Butler in NO
- l i'yetnber, a majority uf twenty.thousand!:;;
*' * »
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‘•^rvrr
B«Uun at BqflUo.
. >ThcßuffaloConrter of.the 10th instant; gives at
; an ideaofthebuainesa or that, flourishing city, by
.j- noting tbn.arrrssl on the preceding day, of -46 ;
- -■ Schooners,:23 steamboats, Jt bugs;and3propellers,
• (r*ighied with. 239,000 reel of 1umber,135,251 hush
el*ofwfieat,79,OOQ stares, 47,713 busbelaof corn;
. - -46,693 barrels of flour, 8309 boxes, 693 calks, - and
n ?tons of cheese,74s9 krgs of batter, 1000 bushels
1 . and 639 barrels of seed*, of all kinds, 996 barrels of
- highwines, 782 barrels of lard, 538 tons of coal, 322
barrels of beef, 274 sacks of feathers, 787 sacks of
barley, 10S barrels of pork, 85 rolls of leather, 84
mtaksjif hams, 8i barrets ofashes,72 bales of wool;
and 49hogsheads of tallow, This, we think Indi
- r . cate* a pretty fair state of.trade in tpe lake region.
7::' ’7; V ■ i
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Rl : %■ I,'WARPER, KDiTORANDPROPHIETOR.
- FOR PRESIDENT
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Every Township la Democratic! .
: For the exclusive benefit of the Federalists of this
citj-j Who have made so much .“fuss” about theicon
yersioa.of“Judge Myers and 400 ether Democrats,’’
to Whiggery in Clarion county; we publish the official
returns of.lhe county. It will, be seen "itjnt every
township is Democratic, and that the county: has
maintained itsdormer glorious position:
■ Disirielii. ■ Longs. Jimst n. ‘Pain’r.'. MidU'iti.
Borough; 88 75 89 70
Clanon tp. 18f> 162 183 150
Monroe, " 164 113 155 111
Paint, , HR 48 124 39
Elk, 136 79 119 74
Washington, 75 50 72 <l5
Limestone, 156 > 92 152 78
Madison, 136 76 138 65
Toby, 130 44 127 43
Redbank, 126 13 128 11
Farmington, 86 51 87 51
Porter, 145 121 151 117
Bearer, 212 111 198 101
Perry, 105 38 101 21
Richland, 167 36 170 37
Cnllenburgh, 134 65 i 32 64
Pisey, 81 81 83 78
TOTAL, 2238 1255 2209 1134
Ohio Congressmen Eleotcd.
-• The following member* ofiCotigreWt from Ohm,
are supposed to be elected r
1 District—David Dtseny, dom.-
2 “ . L. D. Campbell, whig.
.3 . “ '■ R.C. Scheneck, whig, re-elected..
.4 . • : Moaes B. Corwin, whig..
5 *■ Emery D. Potter, dem.
6 ■ - Bodolphns Dickinson, dcm.
7 “ Jonathan D. Morris, dem.
~10: • " . Charles Swectzer, dem.,-gain.
11 John K. Miller, dem.
12 tt Samuel F. Vinton, whig, rc-electad.
*l3. " “ .W. A. Whittlesey, dem.
.14 "Nathaniel Evans, whig, re-elected.
16 . « . Moses Hoagland, dem. f':
17 “ Joseph Cable, dem.
18 David K. Carter, dem.
19. «•, ‘John Cromwell, whig, re-elected.
21 “ Joseph M.vßoot-, whig* re-elected.
•Ami Taylor candidate*.
XXIV CongresslonslDlstrlct.
-■ Gillmore, dera. Smith, fed.
Butler, msjority, 162 .
Armstrong," .342
Clearfield, “ 683
Indiana, . “ . . . . CB2
lOB7
Gilmore’s majority uv.the district, 405
hsk* in the above district. Mr. Gilmore leads Long
streth 795 votes.
XX Congressional District.
-.■* Hopkins, dem. 'heed, fed.
Washington, , 4013 . 3841
Beaver, 2346 2876
Reed’s majority m district, ' 68
Whole vole*pollcd. > : - *. 12,786
. . Arkanisi.
The resullofthc-recenl Congressional election in
Arkansas Is a triumphant one for ihe Democracy.
Gevereor Drew has : usoed his proclamation in the
Little Rock Banner of the 19th alt., in which he an
nonoeesthe rotdaa follows:
For Robert W. Johnsion, Dem. .
For Thomas W. Newton, Whig.
- . ■ Johnston’s majority,
The editor of the Philadelphia News, a Taylor
concern, says that "While Gen. Taylor watmaking
charges against the enemies of his country, Cass
was mustering op monied charges against the Gov
ernment” The lying rascal. He well-kcowe—(or,
if he does not, be is a piuful ignoramus)—that while
Gen. Tsylor was gathering his first laurels in con
tending against the combined British and Indians,
Gen, Csss was contending for shu country, against
.the eldera end abbciors of iheßrtutb and Indians,
under, the name of Federalists—from whom, doubt
less, this editor has sprang. The history orhis coun
try willtell him too, that at the same moroeDtjGen.
Cass (together with thousands of others) was lofier
ing ihe .consequences; of entrusting any important
station, under a Democratic gownment, to the care
of an avowed Federalist,." Whig”. or other er.ymy
ofthe country. The history of the last two years
ptorec—that, while Gen. Tsylor was charging the
Mexicans, the cowardly , scoundrels, conducting
newspapers, who nowpretend to be hit: friends,
were offering “aid and comfort” to their country’s
enemies t end boastiagthal, irthey were Mexicans,
they would welcome the American army " with
. bloody :, hands to hospitable graves." It 'can only
excite a unite of acorn, from an honorable mind, to
bear such basecreatures prate about Gen, Taylor’a
sernces.
BV.haoe Huga», E«)., tu» been elected Senator
in the Westmorelrnd and Somerset district, over hie
{federal opponent, Mr.Corcde, by a rau)arity of 48
votes.
JBT'Poor .Greasy ! Ho is really tobe pitied. Last
week, he claimed the election of Johnsion by a ma
jority of from 6,000 to 10,0001 Yesterday ho said:
u -Wo believe ‘Gov,: Johnston is elected by a tmall
nm/orffpr-say of 6or 600; bnt should the reported
majorities prose incorrect, as many of them
have,it may be aamuch tlio other way.” Thefeds
base lied so much abont the Pennsylvania election,
that they should be ashamed to look at honest men
in the lace'
A Petr of TU re rend Tsyloilicti
At a. Whig meeting held at Clinton,'Ls,*; among
other speakers were T. Jones Stewart,of Waodville
and Rev. J.H. Muse, of La, : To show how wcl|
they agreed about old Zach’a politics, the Clinton
Floridian pots the following sentiments on record
Gen. Taylor has made Gen. Taylor .has never
a fallj .fair and candid declared - his political
declaration of his polit- opinions, and 1 thank
ical opinions, and they God for it. Gen. Wash'
haye been .published to Jngton did not declare his
the w0r1d..... political opinions when a
[James. H. Muse, of La. candidate for the Presi
' ■ dency. ■
[Jones Stewart, of Miss.
That sterling Democratic paper, the Niagara Dem
ocrat, addresses the following well-time remarks to
those who have in the least wavered in their attach*
meat to the good old Democratic cause;'
“The race of (he Free Soil party must he a ehor l
otthe ola abolition platform, nod placed themselves
upon a narrow.temporary ooe, that the events of the
next four month* moat take from under them, Dem
oc rats—you who are half disposed to join them—no
in that .direction if you will; this is a free connin':
eyery man makes for hlm.olf tho hed he aldeps on|
bnt tp the frosm of November, you.will be cold and
chilly—your blankot will bo so ibort that when you
attempt to cover your head with it your feet will stick
out, pad trfrt tsrrta. You will want the old, warm,
democratic comforter. Thc-flickcring, b]ue,fceble
flaraed, temporarycouncil-fires, that would now draw
yon off, will be extinguished. There will be nothing
bat the ashes of the “Dead, Sea Fruits,” ■. Tile boil
ing, babbling, cauldron, in which the Hecates of fac
tion, of *ll hoes, of all shades and colors, are now :
casting In their offeiings, will be simmered down, a
caldinert mass. . Yon will wish yoir had stayed un
dor the broad Democratic Sag of the Union.'; You
will want to come t oud sit down by tho warm
democratic fires—always burning freely and brightly;
perpetual and extinguished byeveh this
shameful revolt; but whose flames will ascend high,
casts broad glare of light over a happy Union uf
States, in honor ofthe erection of CASS and BUT-
X.ER- There are four weeks to took at the maitrr
yet. - - - -
■9* The GovernororMassachusetts ha* appoint
odtheSOoCNoTember as ThankcgiringDsy.
-Si ' \ "
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HUZZA FOR CLAUIOS I
Tte L;lag Rucil.
Words fitly. Spoken,
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-V \ ' •
t .-.'TTT.J r'.',.' ••
A. Xoble Come-ojjjier." - *
: p. Cnoss ; a.lferding and acTrve:
w rHg has come out
fiom anJhoblj bir Wand on
the Side offctjß ftSl|puiti£ iP'jan ex
tract from the oIJ lmtriol^
CASS aiM’BtfTLER-' v -"
“He bHieisrf-hinv j/3en. Cass] to be an honest
iioble minded man, possessing talents ol the
highest order; and experience in the affairs of the
government which made him eminently qualified;
for the Presidency. Here collected lha early stand
.he, took.in defence of his: country when ha was on*
•°f (he pioneers, of ..the,West.!,. He recollected ton,
his 'noble Stand wtiile Minister ro the French Conn
and his.defeat of that; master-piece of villainy,- the
Quintuple Treaty; concocted by . Great firitain -
He well recoltccieri that General Cass was hailed
on his return To t las country, as tlienvao or Tiir
raaEDOM'or the seas. Henow heard him abu6ed,
and lhar, too, without any cause: Hit long and
valuable life had been spent lor the West—his pa
triotism unquestioned belore his name was used
for the: Presidency. .
“For one, he should noteeehis proud name villi ■
fied, and Ins valuable services lor his country
blackened, with impunity. Ha should go for Gen
Cue, and-.with the,democraticparty. :: f Hebslisved
•up, he wat tbe raur rnne boil cavdiiiate
He was opposed to the extension of slavery into
new territory. When people allege Gen. Cass
wat pledged to the South, and in favor of exlend
mg elavery into this new territory, they knew
they were misrepresenting his true position The
West have their candidate—let the West now sus- :
tain him.’ ■
. The Georgia Enquirer, a whig piper, in. indig
nanlly denying the imputation that Gen. Taylor
is not thoroughly with the south on the question
of slavery, treats the Atlas and suclvsouthern pa:
pers ae aopy its tone as --slixiikukr* \ The En
quirer aeke.
VWho ie Gen.-Taylor? and where does he live*
.Every body knows that he is a citixen of Louisia.'
na-7-an eaten nve and successful farmer—and owns
more slaves then , most of his slanderers can hope ;
honorably to obtain! J* there aay fear of such a
men on tbit subject? Born in a slave state, and
rending in one with a largt^ puritan oj hit capital
nuulrd in fin sptnrs af property—identified from
merest, inclination and education with the institu
tion around us—will any sensible men hesitate on
this subject to prefer him before his opponent, who'
was born, raised, and still resides-amidst the ene
mies of the south—who has no feeling, and can
have none in common with.us, and who hes avow
,ed th* monstros doctrine that a majority of (he
mongrel mundangoes now inhabiting the territory
lately acquired from Mexico; have a right to pie
vent your going there and holding your elai-ee'"
The Federal papers aud Adopted Oitiieui.
Let oar adopted citizens hear in mind thin fact;
Btatcd by the New lark. Herald, a paper sustaining!
in general, the measures of the Federal party;—
“Not a single newspaper in this city, favorable
to Gen. Taylor, but has taken, BOLDLY and OPEN
LY,THE SIDE OK THE BRITISH GOVERN
MENT AGAINST IRISH FREEDOM; thus playing
into the hands of the lush Director, with John Mr-
Kconat us head—a known energetic partisan of
Cess, Uuless the friends of Gen. Tayloi wako in
every part of the country, hot ibmc.cs Tiir aoi-cess
.will dtrtmusfi daj bv Uav.v
hot an “ rttro" Boarding Iloate.
■ Ihe Ohm Eagle is responsible for ilio following;
j Gen, Taylor telluig some ol.lws correspondents
-.that he is, “a trhtgi hut not an ultra whig,*’ lhrn
going m with the Bank.men,'distribution men, high
tariff-men and nati-w arinen to charge the demur fane
policy or the Government, forcibly reminds us n|’
an; anrcdoUi told,about a cheap hoarding houie,
Tbe lady of the house had advertised “Aoardiog, lit
25 r/»,per week.” : y
“ But how can yon afford It so low?’*- enquired
an applicant; /
“ Oh, very well I We give 'em dried apples (Sir,
breakfast, warm waier for dinner, and Dr vm mult
far atpptr!" i
That was a boarding haute, hm not an ultra
boarding bouse. ,
Mormon Temple In Ruins. :
’Nativoo, Oi.t, 9,—This magnificent structure wan
observed to he on fire In the cupola, at A o'clock
this morning. The huildtng was total]* consumed,
leaving the naked walls only. The fire is supposed
to be the act of an incendiary.
Fledges Vs Principles,
■ Taj lor .ajji fit* t;ill -"make no plnlces,"':
\ prj ttpit, General* <lo.ia >i>u pips'e stout din ■ t
it.'/ us \jQMr .yintcns, Von utd j-oti tYmild do -
lhai at the " end of tfco vw”— sntftvhr ia rdiir!
promiwi lo your cnitutrymrn unredeemed? I* Ibis ’
the man"fwho arts no favor* and tdirinki from tm
tespooribililjr?-'
The Great Bvrman Beil —Next in the greathell
of Moscow, which weighs -f-H.IWI jbt, j< rl,e bell
of Menyoon, inf m con Pit by Malcoii, who .trsrribes
•the Botmfse as veryfamous for caviiiig bells
Their bells ate, however, duproporliorublv thick
hut of delightful tone.- The .raised inscription aMI
figures are u beautiful M any bells in the world-
They do oo! flare open ul the mouth like a trumpet'
but are precisely the shape of old globular wire
glasset.or earm-spheriodical. -There sir icvcrul
in the empire of enormous sire, ’l'bat at .Meagoon
near more than ■M4.000 tbs- it is
suspend'd a few inches from the ground, and like
other great bells, is without a tongue.'
A Hoax-—lt appears lint ilm letter to Julio Van
Bureo, minting hint to a Free Foil meeting in Gaincx*
Tille, Ala.; purporting to have been wntlen liy some
Citnena of that place, was in fact a boar. The
Gainesville Pilot and Sentinel tavi of it - “There
was received at this poeloffiee, by due course of
mail, a few daya since, a fetter written by John Van
Burcn, which wc givn below,addressed to men tr-'ra
do not retide there: mi: Alston Drummond, Henry
Gee and Ft anas J.Fanlan. The first named indi
vidual has long since gono to parts unknown: Men
ry Gee I* a.resident of. the Penitentiary or this f<ial>'
for the terra of Ins natural life, and Fanl-m l* nrfw
confined in lliegloomy vaults ofa dungeon in /bit
county, under a charge of larceny.” f
BSP A lady writing from Louisiana to aNewyia
von paper, aayß: “ While in Baton Rouge I was\n
troduced to Gen. Taylor, lady and daughter. We
called at hie residence, and was mlrodoced by ColV
Stuart. The Old General was very sociable, polite
and agreeable. Mrs. Taylor ia a plain woman, hut
apparently of delicate health. She ia quite averse to
going to tbo “While House,” and says she hopes the
• General will be. defeated yet. His daughter Betty is
a very pretty, interesting young lady;’:—iVctc Or
leans Crescent,
A Ready Rule ron Fabmebs.—A “ quarter, of
wheat” is an English measure of eight standard
bushels—so if you see wheat quoted at filfy-sit shil
lings, it is seven shillings a. bushel. A shilling is
twenty-fonreenti—multiply by seven, anil vou have
$1 CSc'per bushel.
... fi&f If my sufferages arc asked for tire highest clvi
office of my country, the candidate, however illus
triotia.or successful he inay he, must present some
other, utlo than laurels, however-- gloriously gather,
ed on the bloodstamed field.— lf, Clay.
fits'll is contended in England, that the cholera
does not attack persons who Jive noar breweries or
mineral, springe, in-Consequence of the counter-in
fluence pr.carbomc acid gas evolved them. All the
watering; jplaces with springs that emit this gas, es
caped the pestilence in Germany, Spain, and Eng
land. .To these wo may add Ballston nnd Saratoga.
(So~T.ncbe’s comet is expected to arrive at the
point of ita orbit nearest the earth on the ISih of
•October, forty-millions of miles diatam, ■- It will be
barely visible to the naked eye. Tie period is 1210
days. ■• ■ . ■ in- - ■ ;■
- Growing (*rev.—The diaturbnncofl of the heart'
produced by Buddon nusfnuuneßjuff'uct the cutnnc
oua capillarieß in fluch n way a* to caue* the hair
to turn white iri a few; tioors. A recent English
medical . work contains uumeroua examples of this
•fact.'' - ■ • r
: JET* Consumption is a disease which is rnrrying'lts
victims to the tomb by thousands, without being arrest
ed in its progress by the medicines in common use at the
present time.'.sßut a brighter dfcy coming, and has
come—as io supeesftfuUy nrrest this disease. DR. RO
GKR’S LIVERWORT ANOTAIt umorily iriyesimme.
dtate relief in COUGHS and-COLDS, hut from'the ic«ii>
mony of men of the highest glandhjg herciind elsewhere,
u is making some yeryircraarkftbln cures of CONSUAJP
' TIONv Jroprovemenl*in lkb/ treatment of diseases nre
r oijwaTdt,iuid ; uoihmg can arrasuts spirit in the .present
. -.Those Who are afflicted with diseaanl Lunes would
do well to cnll on KiVKELAND &. HARDKR, Grout si,,
one doorbrlow Second. st., the age’nis, am) see the certi
ficates ot,pr,.Win. J. Richards, Judge Wm. Blirko, the
wife of ihe Rev. Geo. W; Maley. nnd of Dr. Hiram Cox,
late Professor in the,l!cjectic Medical College ot Cinciu*
natt.-sep23';-'
- r “ kJs *L v ■»
t-O."
til M.
Tim To3ißs«*rThtiro w or five persons
who took iodj£ing£-wfth <w Sunday 1
-nigbt. 1 YCRterjlay "morftjcp, l£dy v£trc heard before
the '&?o)Tor a y and ell huj. ono hail some excuse tbof
fer fti. nf sefiience.f iOne was discharged,,
in consideration of a. very - straight story, which he
told, of his misfortunes and trials; • lle was froin -
the west, and' had paiddus passage upon a steam:
boat, but-owing to some info/nrahty about hie re
ceipt, ho.was pul ofrtbeboat; it »s hooped that he
may be now on hif way to his homo in the west.- A
young man> ivith red hair* a' strong- broguej and
pleasing.addreMY was called np>4o account forinm
self. lOHTowdong have ynn bfeon in this,
t( About two months.” ** Well, well j yoti areiget
ttng along finely. What is.your trade.”. ft *dmi en
gineering,sir,>s “ Glad in hear, that you have
eucb.a respectable profession* but see you have a
very • u/iori/tvay of’ conduchug yourself... What
were you doing] asleep in the street last night 17
f‘Why, sir, l was afraid to.gn home, tbaPs all, your-
Honor.?’. ..The fine and costs were imposed, and
the unfortunate young fellow'left. May he do bet*;
ter in future.
Hr.nft Heckeh—On Saturday some ofourGerman
citizens receiveda Telegraphic Despatch announcing
that Herr Hecker, the distinguished German patriot,
might bo expecied to arrive m this city on Monday
evening. inconsequence of this information, the
arrival of the Brownsville boat was anxiously looked
for yesterday afternoon. Volunteers and citizens,
with musicand' ftagß, iwere at the landing ready to
receive in a proper manner, the renowned foreigner.
The host enon landed, but no Hecker was on board.
This was a great disappointment.' Shortly afterwards
a Despatch was received from Wheeling announcing
that he had arrived in that city ’on bis way to St,
Louis.
■•■BST: We never knew more excitement about elec
tion news than prevailed in the streets yesterday
About noon the report was Btartcd that Long
stieth was elected, which so much surprised all
parties ihatan‘involuntary’ rush was made for the
public offices. , 'The Democrats were hi good spirits
during the day; about sundown Whig stock rose a
little, and after 7 * o’elock the Democrats screamed
; with delight at the news of an almost certain triumph;
Thousands of dollars weae staked upon the result.
LARcr.»rr.—*Akbevt'akd Disciiaboe,—A very
honest looking young man was yesterday arrested
and brought before the Mayor, on charge ofstealing;
5-GO, fronra nun in the bar-room of M’Cully’s house,
Diamond; After a full investigation the Mayor dis
charged him. The money was taken from the own
er while he was asleep. This wili.tcach him.to keep
his eyes especially when he has moveables in
huposcssiou. . •.
tRIT, A young man who once bore -a good charac
ter, died of that horrible affliction, mama po/u, in
a doggery in Allegheny, a few evenings ago. The
death was surrounded by a half dozen bloated
wretches,, who. looked on witfi seeming unconcern.
No scene on eaiih could bear a~ greater similitude
to feme of the hells described by Swedenborg, than
such nn one as the above. Whiskey Is the cause of
all .such terrors. .
fiStf* Strange as it may appear, Allegheny city is
more nnnnycd-wilh rowdyism than Pittsburgh. Then
there is no night Police, and notwithstanding from
three tu-six person*- ale-generally' found in the
Torch* each.morning—all ot whom are taken by the
city constables, who arc sent after by the citizen*.'
The Quarter >cs*u>nft, which commence* ou next
Monday, :shocld see to this matter,'
Kate Wauixciiah—a new tmvel, Uj Mm Kilrn
; Pickering, 1 hit lnct note] front the prolific and et.
i nr pso of Mm Picker(ng,ha» jqst been«■-
i cm*cd by; nor fnond Miner, ondSniitMeld street.
> We are ion much engaged with election inrirn* ai
; prctcot to give it a careful perusal ; but wo dire My
■j equale any of the author*’*preceding wtnle,
•1 too* Crxiuta/Onone.-rA. man elipped
min a cellar to Market affect yesterday. The done
■«»*. out of g!vce, the -tnan been billed, the
owner, or; tes*eo-»i-ih* iicui<nniglii hue been in
Itoob'e hr tint time.
1 A iffllow ■ w«» kicked from, a l.ihprty rfroel
' hum#,' *estetdijr Tor allempljntf la help Imiuolr la
I M»f wnalk arttclf* of valne. Ile irair old ihief
) acut will urr doubt eoot| bo up spam for pratid larce
ny. *
i .iDfcjrr,—La&l evening a Oftaah iril <>v<?r a Unk
utaribe ilaibulfcChurch* afal.wat seriously injured/
■ Our informant ietl Imo there makingibeftiiut piteous
j cries of-distte)*,and themeat did not think of go
j ing-to his askance.
| Ther* tvaaa grandifqecftmept row” near the
Pujftf jc*(erdjiv, A child wa* severelyinjured in
I the affray. ;
83T Owens, th*comedian, ha*armed* as we un
dmtaod, and will appranit Uio Theatre eonn.
ftST' Adam# is drawing excellent house*. He ap
pear! aa Dsraon toDighU
IET* Atieniloa Itiißffßr* I—Tho member* of the
Niagara Fire Company, are hereby notified to otieud au
especial meeting nt their Hall cm Tuesday-evening, at
•1 oalortr.; Punctual attendance i* requested.
iveHC 8.M T IL\VAINK,Beey.
JD*U* *. Dlatrlet Coa«**—T)ie United states
District Court. s*ill jnret. every day. tinti! the elect ioiu,
from 10 to l o'clock. Perrons wishing to he itaiuruhrcu
Isnd better see to il in (imc. • . * *ep2d*te
U 7" Attention meeting of the Jack
sou Independent Blues will be held in the Koglo Hall, on
Wednesday, evening, October 16ib } .for the purpose of
nominating officers tor the ensuing election, which will
come off oa Saturday, OctohcrtUm.
. By O&nXA O? BECRETA&Y.
sp. S Ported,• ....Manager and Lessee.
\ • ; micx* or -AUMisaioN :
Prreale boXcs*>.>.*ss,Co,|Singlr tickets,'* ..-750.
Dress Circle-'**Goc.|Bceoiid.Tier\.,'-30.1 Pit ***isc.
Oallery«»...} Pnrateßoxe* •* •••■• 81,00.
U7* LhM uiilhi of Mr. ABI)AM9.
Tri'Eiuv, Octohnr 17« srtll be acted. .
DAMONANOPYTHIAB.
Damon - •• • !■ *Mr. Addaras. I -Mr. Oxley.
Oalanihe *•••Miss Porter. ) Hermion ••••Mrs- Madison.
•• Gram! Gallapptml* -Mis* Walter* anti Mr. Goodwin.
To conclude tvnh the - - v :,
k SWISS cottage
NaizTetlc-—Mr.Thmit. I Ltsette (with/?omrs)A. Cruise.
iTo-inorrbwvßENKFlT OF MR. ADDAMS. r
ITT* Door* open nt7; Curiam will rise ot“i o'clock. :
T OST.—On Sunday the 15ih inat a pair of Gold Spec-
XimdM in a red case, somewhere between the door of
Dr. Herron 1 * Church'and the -corner of Brewory Alley
and Penn street.'vThe finder will be lihcrnlty rewarded
by leaving thcid of. this Office or with the Sexton of Dr.
Herrons Church. : • v . : 2t-*
PROMPT SALK OF DRVGOOD&.—Tho sale of <W.
A. M’Clure’s slock ot Dry Goods will be continued
at his store, No. Gd Wood st, on Tuesday, the 17th iitst.at
10 o’clock when and wiiore will be sold-u. largo assort
ment of Fancy nnd-Sinple.Dry, Goods, such as broad*
dote*, oussimera, clo&kings; lelungand pilot cloths, vest
ing. dress goods,, *haw.lrd>)auk£l*v muslins,.Ac.whlch
will be arranged through,the Toonl on .tlifi dny previous
to the sul<v when all can.call and examine them.
. The snle.willbe positive nniTperemptory.: us Mr. M’*
Olurc is declining buunes and wishes to clooe oni; his
•Stock.T.l
The following hbarnt terms nro offered; - For all sums
over 8100. mostcrcdit for approved endorsed notes; $3OO
4 nto*; and ovcrSQOO, b mos. JQH.\ p. DAVIS. Auct,
OCIU .. '. ■.
i Variety Coodi,
HOGAN :& £ A NTWKLL, J\ r o. -gd Market sire/t, hnve
jnst received the following Staple Goods, which will
be sold nl a rnnti.ll ndvanceoir Eastern prices, for cash:
• 21 - doz. Suspenders, as.Vd. ’2OO gross Hooks and Ryes.
24 “ Shavirig Boxes; 100 “ Agate Buttons:
-21 . - SoOpßf nssoried; , GO u Pearl ,- d
Hb-A 1 -Pocket Books; : .•(», “ Tooth Brushes:
,24 t M - Razoryhrops; KJO: •*• /Whale Roup:
10 « -24 “ Sled Pens;
12 V "lrnir.jprushftßr ' r ' 20.000 N. Percu.«j<u>ii Cnpsu
GO Gun Colton Purses; together with,a large ;is«ortmeiii•'
of common Jetyelry, Tape, Needles, Bntum** Accord-,
cons,Violins, Flutes, Files, &c.~ . • o>tl?
GUBA TOBACCO,—UG balks Cuba , Tobacco ju*i re
reived aed for sale by J.A.MAZURIE,
ocll7 . No. .’l3 Hand sf;.-
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—■ to wick* new.tn.atoro and.
for seie:by (octm. -KINO AMOORItKAD
QALK OP'MATCHED MARKS AND HARNESS is
O'Tioslpotfed unnl Wednesday, Get. lFtli, at JJ.o'clock,
p. at., at the; Commercial Sales Room. cor. of Wood and
Fifth streets. > ; ' • t : • JOHN D. DAVIiS, .
,ootl7 ..'.' v" . ■. j*- -Auctioneer.
THIftESn MALAGA BUNCH boxes
j? , ani-oO half boxes JUsi received and for sale by
oc;17; MILLER & JUCKETSOX.,
, v , „ • , “,.VK.
LOCAL JiATTERS. ;
0' ~vft
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
1 \ ‘t .»
v US-T OF. LETTERS \
|) G-MAtMNG in 11,0 PmpbuVzh Poat.Odipc-,;rom llie
•IV l£t oi October to die
l.elier*. uil) please say iliey are advertis'd,. ■
.'-" ii»4i«’ uti,
ManldaFoster MaryJ~ M Gimp.eep Mlea .
iA“6> , b 5, : - .PoxMnry Ann ' M'Keiiry Naney ■
rAdamtlsobella ;Fos» Slotj-ft; i M'Kecjfniicy
‘4S h !£? lea fi at , Finil UTKeeJUargi 2
fAUenyiaryiann''Gardner Sarah M’Ree ! Bliza i'
Ah era My, . Gazzom Elzhtb R MtKown Sarah 11
-Algco Catharine Caller Elzbth M'Kclly'Mnry -i.
Allen Elzbth H : .Gehoo Nancy- / M'keinill Mie*
Alexandersarnlt Gilbert Kmtna- • M’Kittley'nripSet
Alexander Mrs . Gibson Sarah E Sl’ljtiren Isabel
AllenJlnne' ; > Gibson r.lrbtl, .M Masters Mnry
Austin S A'.Miaa -Gloavca Mrs M’MuUctt Susan
.Baretay Margt. Gordon Emma .: At Queen Isabel i ■
Baxter.! Victoria 2 Golfer Delilah hrSpadden Mitr"t
Uunbeae K Mp; . Greemusrh Mary Gple Mrs :a J
Barry Harriet •/ -GraftonNancy Orr Infuisn
Beck Emma Graham Mnrtha - Grr Ellzahellt '' ':
Beck I.ydta .1 I fl«jrdon Elizn. Orr Man-Jane
Berry lIN Mrs : lUmlm Ehza E P Olßrian'FJcanor -
,BeacltSusatttiaHale Cath’e H O’Kane Balh
Beer Nancy , :'Jlamiftoo Sarah A.Parfc«r Maryt' :
- Beeler. Nanry- llartnpee Mary S. Porter Hath ■ :
Berry Eliza A Haslett Isabella Patterson Mary J
Beunet Luc j He iffy Raclil J 2 Patterson Mary A
Bimey. AnneE. ...Ilerrlnfr Amanda. .Patterson MaryiS
BiUviieJl A Mr>£ Holland H A Mrs pearce Sarah Jane
Blair Sarah J , - 2 Horn Mary F -Peterßon Snrah A.
•^ o °oi Eliza Holley Cornelm Porter Elizabeth R
Boyd Pamclia J/:, HotchrethMary . -. Power Cath’e "
• Bogardua Sarah -Hoxftie Sophia ' Pollock Maria
Brook* Amanda . Hourn EMra Q,aade SarabiJ
Brigg* Margaret Hughe* Mary A Quinn Rosanna
.BremhngerElr.MLHuntKnle 1 QuiniinSiiaaiiAuii
Brodheck Cmh’e 1 Hamer Aim’-*• - uninsey K A -
Bredeu.M RMiss Hull Sarah ; - RonkittMj ‘2 .
BnLdlcTCath’ue.lrwin MOUlda!. Rankin Matty
Brooks Elizabeth Irwm Eliza Reeves Mrs
BranthaverßacheJlrons Anne ME Reed Mnrgl
Brown W Mrs . Jmmejr A S Reeves H A
Brown Eliza Mrs Bliode* S A
Butler. Cornelia 2 Jones Eleanor RiccAun 2
Burns Rachel Jouet Isabella Riley M J
Burkhar Lydia • Johnson-Mary Richard Elvira '
Cftldeoar Lev f aKearns Mar)- J Kohmson Helen-. .'
Campbell El’r D - Kune Ellen Rowley M A
Campbell Maigt Kelsey Sarah . :■ Rowley T J Mr*
Campion Jane - Reams Cath’e C Rupp Susan
Clarke Sarah Kilgore Lfttim A Ruddy Bridget
Clark Mary Ann Kirk Anne • --2 Ryaii Eliza"
Clinton Lemia King Elzbth .. 2 Sellings Sarah *
Cochran.Cath'ne .-Knox Mary > Scanorhavimv
Corwin Jonei. ; Kbikad#;JuUa- - Scanlan M A
Cook Alan Ann Lee Ann Seenson Elvira
CosicUo Bridget. -Laughlm Reb J Shaw Elizabeth i
Coarse Maty ; , Leung Margt J Shauen Flizabetlr
Cooper Margt :—lAcman Emuia Shannon Baiuelia-
Criswell Mary.M Lean Ptiebc - Shiiliio Jane ; m
Creighton Mrs : Ersilla Shafer Elizabeth-
Cimiiiiigbiun Ros'aLivingston Roth A Skeer Elizabeth - ’
Cany E J Mrs Lockliead Mnry : SAilb Mary -
Elvira E.-Love Jane r- Snodgrass Eliza. '
.Dawjton Mary AnnLowry Isabella Snyder Ihatly
Bavulsan E Mr* I*owry Mary Spargo Sarah
Barragh Sarab Slaernm Mrs speer Jnne -
Davis Elizabeth Mahoney Sarah J Smrgeou MA
Devol Sarah: Marian Jane Steers Auniet i
Denigbt Mnry - Alarchmul Mary * Stanton Cll -
Drtimsnn RebeeraMalone CaihV Stocking Sophia -
De Forest Susan hlulford E A Miss Stroop M J>-
Dickey Carolme Mills Helena .' Swislier M J ■ *
Dixou Anuc E Middleton Manldn Htinvanßosanna
Dinsmore Susan Miller Mary J - Stevenson Margt v
Dingman Mary E Miller Sarah W Totley ElizMh
DohertyMao" Morrow Mary- Thomas R J Mrs
DnscoU Marg't _.Morn* Mary : Troth Elizabeth •
Dunn Mary • Mottow Mary AnnTorlcy Esther
Duncan Sarah Mouton Matilda . TreeneyCathariue
Dunußarlmm MortesSophia TTimhleEarparet
Dunlop lleleaM . Moore Mnry V«lteb RWC
Eaton MuryE Morrison Sarah A -Mrs
Kilgnr Mona Morrison El2bth WasbottfiQgb
WhsMary ; MornsonJane AnmeM- 'it !
Endley Unmet .• - Mulvery Na<ry Warner Mam"'
Kruetn Charlotte Murray Elzbih Wilson Surah
Kyaus Elzbth 91’Aleese Rosa Waller C E
Ewnh Rehecen ■ M’Aleer Cath’ue ’Watson
Falconer CsreMCreaMarlha WcsiLanra -
.Keeny.Xancy = • . |ll Clurken Margt M f hal* Sarah
Fergusou Margt .M'Candle** Margl Wheeler Cordelia
.I-itch Lydia Anne M Closkey Aim A\humoreMarv
FtlleyCatharine M’CJellanp MaryAwilnon MA' 2
Fletcher MMim M T BctsT . Wilmot Jane . . .
TJanegHirMary AFDoimld EtnehceWoodhnm MII
i Iletcher Mary R M’DowellMary -AV T olf Julia A
j i-lemiiigfearah M Elroy Ellen. York Aim .
I Foster Ann , M'Exven Sarah A J C JUr* ' .
■I Secretary Cordwoluer*' Society, Female’Division.
GeaUtimenV L»*t.
RobtS Burke Patrick Kokin Matthew
| AcMey Andrew . Byrne Tho> Edward* Inward
( > AguewDanl Burionl Eh Rarie Wra
{ Amswonb KS .2 Buster John B -Edmunds Janice C
I- Adam* O R *, Burges* John Krutoi rW -
Ayres W illiatn Bdtirr Andrew Kmc* Robertß
AblcSainlF .-Butler Charles 8 EllemThoi H
Allan Jacob. Barks Patrick. •• EmllL -
i Albnnecft R K ;: Boiler Squire II KlhottCJ;
( Allan John . Calf Charles . ; • Ewing Jam*'* .
I; Alder*ouGeo , CalbpurrJolui Evan* John B
j Allan Kritvif : Palcen WJT ■; Kvattf Kvan ‘
i Albertson John CatlwalladerCupi Eran* JU •
j Alexander James CnlhotmJuo • • Kvr*? Tho* K
AihnauThomn*: Casey Wm • Evans Joseph«.
CarrollWm - Karrovr Tho*
Allan W. Carter II v Fnrgau Tito*
Alwtp Oforc* !•■ Crttsey f» R . FounavayA Kura*
Anderson B F CarronJ Ferguson Cha*
AhdersouJC •; CartwrishtEuk* 4 Pelier Jno
AiiihuU Henry -. Carter EC : Ferguson Wm
Auderaon J J 2 Canwghon UJI Ferguson Rll
AudersonWß,:• Cnre.y jfpnrv , . Ferfcei Gib*un
AppTrgato it M C Careußobt |Yeb r Peter
-AiwiersofrJolm i-CaveitJa* Flak Jno
Amiejc*orV Boh! H Carbon The/*'- FitrifCralkT. 2
CarroU CVVV . . FBeh.Kdwd ' v
Apfdr«M> Mr . . Case V II lVnney \V ll
AndrewsWiUiam Cannontvw .■*'•; --• Fitphoy '
AUdrttou J C -..j CtimanMtcbl - Fuiuey Peter ---
JottM' -CainhheH Banlev Usher Francis ■
Arfhors Tno* t <TawM>ftH Jno; FlMtn\V C" • :
Aiikey Jam** . i: Xanipl»eß 8M ' Flack John
Athum Edruuml! CaldWil W ?*.'■■ Fleck Chas •
Alcbtooa Dowd CnJdwellJpo l " Foster Jni>.
Atkiuiou Roht B Chamberlin Ja? L Foum Klisls: .
Atkinson Alex : Ohedesu'r C Komihe H F '
Bstljr Jnmeß \l Chew Geo • Forcr DA C*»
.Badger-. WDr Clwpman Henry Fox Ahrtt
Bailey Patk .1 Charter Lewis Ffelomshc* £L W •
Baker Charles 1 Charlcton Capi - FcmeretH Henry if
BairdSaml. ■■•■•■!■ ChedesterKpV 2 ForauEdwd
Bathi James Chamber* Jno; . Freeze John and
Maker Hy . . Clancy Tim* George .
. Bally A Wimrani Clark Wash . . . Fruitri* R D
HallflOtine■■Nath Clark J \Y Furzell J S
Balsley AH. • ■■Clancy John •EreereJno' F. '
Bains Joseph Clopperl) R . Freexe Danl
iJaker Cliarie* , Clark C K French GhftA •• ■
Bailey ATUlinm Clayhwrgh Ja* . . Fulton Jno
■ Iktrrett Stephen - Clark Matthew Fitrlong Wwd '
Baitows W-illmm. ClarkEdivd •; l-'ulmer Jjio
liartou John -J Clark Thox . AVm
Bancroft Harvey Collins W\V Galbraith T M •
BardTlio» ltolliits !i M . GeorgcThos
Barlin Israel Coffin J G GaJleue-rJC ■
Bass Joseph fi . Coliari Jos - ■ .■ danson Preseau ’
Batchelor Fredk Coal Royer GaakillCC
ttarns Bemanl Coffin Alel :, ft Gardner Rnl.eu «
Barndbler Tlms Collcn Rohiusod <*«rvi»t Marvin v
Barhes C .. “ Coleman Thtw
Bassett George Cock BF •' Gillespie Robert-
Barlow John ColemahJn* <»ilde.itfiiiDy W A
Barrett F«dwd • Colviu IVD . Gdcbrist Mary
Barber Joseph CoatesK. Gtcim JO
Bprr Geo L . Colvin &Co . Glenn John
Barbin T M Converse D M . Gleson James M •
Bell James W Cook 4 P . GosncyW J '
.Bell John CofTeyiMnurirr GordenThosp
Bell J M, : Coulee H .‘J Gouldeu Santl ;v
Beecher John . .; Cook-T Goothyiu O U P
Beecher Wm Conner D Gonnon Eilword
.BeccherDnnd Conley Win Green W r . .
I John ; -CochVimß <lre*f Dnrid
iVilliam Cochran Rl> firrggJrdm
sver'Jacoh Cochran John Greer Samuel
• Sebastian Cooper, Wm Grant Roberi
in Joshua Coxton J-evi Greeji George R
Aim . Coacle B Greener Juliut -
lohn {Costello W r n» Graham John '
Villiam !'CowauEdgur 2. Gray George W ••
Mr : Craft Tljos - Graham Vv©
all J K 5 Crawford Jos Gray Alexander
Robt© ! Crat’ken Wm ■ Graham Wm
ell David 3Cm wford Dan I Grosgruve Kuconc
.Brfigham AVtlHant! Cruft Christopher Griffith Elijah •
t «en William i Crossan Alex Griffin James H
akelyWilliamlCready Jftß GriffithF.Rl
RJnir Robert ‘ CreedmJno GoyerSH "
Bloekwell Alfred Crawford Wm : Ilamlllbu Wm
Biucker Jobn i Crookslmnka D . Hall AJ P 2
BunnOW iCrocoHenry Hamilton-James
Bunner A J : iCrooks RohtP ifamiltonDC
Halford Simeon iCurlctto Wm' JJnmilton Jobn 1.
Black Alexr ICumntins p :. Badly Urban
Black ChJv B 2; Cuileson Jesse Hall A ■"•■
Black CD Cupples Jas • . Hatina Richard
Black JB ; iparragb Pdtk Hanfred Albert
Black John R . t Davidson Thomas Ifammv ay R
Black James I. Dnrrall P J Hampton John
Rlack James ; David Vtrgil J Hamntond Jiles
BomlAJ Davys James HanlenA
Bower John Danforth James B Hanson Mr
Book John ;DarinKton John Hattnen Samuel
BoiiebrcakDauiel DanietTliotnas Hanford Albert :
Bbllman Ssml.P jDarlington HarveyHtm Samuel
Bomier William Dnvidnoa Wm Harper John
:Boyd WT . ;Davidsou John Harper Reuben
Bowen O Y . . ; DaineUThos Harris Reuben
Bowman F A . iDavis David . Harvey John '
BollesA Colteu Davis ChasG UardraanJdmck
Bollmau Joseph Davis Cant ■■•■ Hartz Anioino • '
Boyd John Davis J R ■ Hnrris Mr
Bown.William Davis Jomea R Harper Robert
Boyle U C Davis John F • Hartman John
Boothe James Deimody John r Hartzell Joiios
BonreuDanl Dean Peter ' '. .Harrison Geo W
Boyd A N Devenney Sami D Hawke John S 0
Brown John 2 Deckcr{J W Hnupt E
Brown Jos Rev > Devcreoux John HattenDmilel Ti
Brown DarnelTi Dean Richard: - Hawkins John -
Brown David T Deshicld Joseph Hazlctt Hoirh :
Brown W H Dewoli Willis HnteJi EbeSezer
Brown Joseph 8 Deale Wm ; Jfnyden Richd B :
Brown Joseph :. • Denning James v ,Hay*Wm
Brpwn Jacob Dick Peter /Hay,John
Broivn John l ; DiHer Wm [ HcJiraan C M
Brashraus John H.DilisworUi 8 SwHelen Thqtnns
Bright John . Dignen Mr Heaney B ■' •
sßrigjwßG Donffheriy l * ’ ««*»*«>''J «
Bradley Geo W . Doeim Jnmee B .Heslep Johii D
Briers John Dougherty Dahl A Herliupur F K
Brmdle Jli Dougherty John lleuny R J
Bmdjvßobi R 2 Dobson.Joa Rev' - Herron D B
Brady. Hugh , Douglass Thomas Heslehy Timothy
| Braund Rohen Donaldson John Heth H W
Brody A ■ Douaghy Bernard Henderson John
Hrun James . Donougliue FratfsHenryTliomns
I Bri-iinninan L4k C Bohuoii iVaKer HeuderwiH Gf»
Brieue Miclil - • Doled James • . • Hewitt Janies \
Brnimeu Patk Doling Martin Henemder ll C
Bryant John .Drpnuen David V Hildebrand E P 2
■BrooksJoseph.P- Du!ei».Jame«> R Hunter Kdirfurul
Brosee John - Dunteavy Jcri'mty Hill A F '
Bryant John Dunlap SB 2 Holland AViii
Brohson Vj. . Duncau Wro---. vHolmes A 11 - . ..
.Bronson Simeon : Duncaii John Jlolmcs RoswellW-
Bruce Thomas DunlnpW AM.. ;■- Holmes- John T "
BrodksHy.G... . Diuin Patrick , v Holmes E*iword
Brophy Demis. Duncan J F . Ilowkins Win
Brpoks Joseph . Duraut Jneolj . ..Hogan James
Brunor Jacob. , . Dunn A .... ' ■ ' Howell Elliott
Burnett Robert .DiificanWm Hopliu WT • :
Bymes Richd DurfeoH JotmW.. Hbwe'AJU
-Buckriiastcr H N Hw&ii'Jccob Hooker Hadock
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Hopkui* John C M’Clcm Manui - Bpimren Alex
IJofionlSiissell 3 D
Hciuard Sin*
Roto*? KullXe Wiu
Si if? * -K-. It«,hS B
SttJttple J C
Hutching* Win, ;J M/ffenry J Satgcoe Jns
HiUMisoaClin* ' MlOnUon JotncH Swople CK J
Huglips PHcholns JPOawna Wm ,'Bmikern Tio.
HutfronrOaTiil M?Vwth - ■ Snrbcr J'
Hugl.rtD SrGiHJnraej -“SavraliJan
i llunier Jolm . .NsM’Giure Jame« s Taimti \v«
Jftiif*Muhael M!Ma««W 2 SadanSamurl
kllumes..rolm M ./ •M AVadeTJioft 2 Scoti J : i
L HuUJ«auc MNameeCondy Scott 3 P y
l : Hasten Rirh T d f* M’Ouelkm Jns •. ScaU Gi*u '■ >-■ i
[ Hunter RM MlMtlJerW A . Scott Jas . i
i llughart WO M’NamecJ Sceiy James i
I Huntley John M’RuTPortor Scott Robt - i
JfumbersonWm M’VnvJoseph ' Senvburgh aus •
ItlglJah HA - ;M 7 CooHifticrThos-’Si*oH H F v
J&ckibn Geo h^Bride-Alex. 'v Scolcy J p. !> :.i
Jancy Wm - ■■ .M’Braefh John . Syns saml_..
Jacob*. Robt • • M r ßride : James J- Screen Mo*e3
Jameson I»nwi« .; M?Afc&-Daniel.SelhcksThaddeus
Jacobs EW. H r . M-Bride A D Sjuul .
Jnrkcns Wm MX’ullogb Kina S , .
Joblutg J«0; ; : McClelland John ; .
- JeJ&eys Alex • M’Cabe pnlncV -Shaunon Jibn
Justice Joa • AFCann' John* . r SoafierTi*.* ;
JopeJno J M'Closhy Patnbk SbafrFJTP ,
Johnson Danl M-Cimley Alex - Shaw John : :
Johnson .C KF M’Chm'R'd&muel .Sh'.pberd JOr2.
Johnson AV W •.MClure John-R.::. ShcitcrWra, .*
Jones Till M‘C]osLey John Shosfr„GenG 2
Jones Perry • * r.hi ciaren -AVin -. *-Sherman Jafiob Av
i Jones David. . M’Carty Michael- Short Heniy. ■"
I Kane Patrick M Calls John Sheldon R H
I home Hugh M'Cabe W B Snort E ■
Kennedy T B OTOJasky John Sander AVn?
Kergnn A\in . M’CjnTe AVillon--SonderJJi-v
| Kennedy Jas M c Cnlley John ShL'erl
I Kefler.F hPOlosky Francis Sulli/urnSmnl ;;
Kendall Jno M'Cnley Wm Blent Nath
Kennedy Jas M’Conley Bard Sills Wra ’
lynney Alattfiew MTord Hush Skilling AVm
i KeathDanl M’Coy Thomas' Smith Alfred
Kershaw Jno MCouttAß Smith JJ »
i Ke.effe Thos: . - APCrory Wm .Smith. Thos, »i
Keeney Flf MTombs AVm SmnS^amr*
... M Cormick Cbas. Smith S . - ■.-!
i Kelly Taos-; . .-..' v M Dermeil Peter Srmih A R^ : . •.: i
kelly LB MTJroy Jhr S Smith AV D
i Kerr Jno . •.>■. ■■ MU)nde James. 'Smith John 2' 1
i Kellyjiio • • , • . APDowell Johu SJSrmih&.CoUman . i
KerrFrincU APDonald David Smith DM U
i Kerr J J : APFarlandGeo AViSraiih C t - :-- i
i. Kecrnan Jas . M llwajue IsaacAA’SmJth Patieyson- •- i
i Knowlson Jno : . M : |lwaine John —Smith Tlkjs- a :
i .Kett Jos . J\llhtyre'Hioir> 2 Smith Gen *' i
I King Jno : APlnterly ArauhewSmithU -' - r i
i Kinney. J.AA' Af Kelvy Robert Smith Goft i •’ -i
i Kiug Jns - v • ArKee Robert-H Smith D 1
i.Klng JK • . M’Kade JII Snohn J N •:
i Kinley Jno M’KKeiyrßenuiS Sims AA r ra ' "f-' >
Kirk Franklin . M’Kee John H-> SimpsoTi -ThOa) . j
Kincaid Robt .• M Kee Thosv r 'Srims James - <
sKislsr.JE ? APKseHughv■■■••.: . Simpson Gea;: ‘
KuigJno ftt-Cee Alex . SmelirrSß . : J
King.D P ; APKee Robert. ..'Sally
: Kurtz Geo -.. ; M’Cowan AVm Speer.A.M - . l
i.Kahn HM. . ; . Nasaly’ jjp . Speer Samuel i
i Kotchcon.T S Neely win F ; • Spear* Jas : .!
DambertWm H Sportwtood Wwd
Lambert IfS- NelsomNaihamel Sqirirea Thos >.-i
: Large Jona >r . Nelson Geo-. - ' Npecr AVm- • ••• -<
LarnrdJH N«fTJM SteUers Abner
LoobneCbsft Nagro John . -.vtamon'AV F
Longliay Tho* Neise John Steer Thos
i Langan Patrick FeweJl AA'm N Staten C - ; i
[ ..l«evake_tt A . . , Ne.velend AA : •-. Smrk Henry
i Leedy Jacob : N«Hrna Street Cea*'- !
I AmUv Nichols John 2 SiepnxinW' M
Lewis Ih an Nonnen T SluhaAlex
i Lee HN ...: . NickJeaJohu . .: Stewart Dahl i
, Le*’ky J . Nicholson AYra
[ Lcunnr Jos. Nonen Matihnw StrougFranci* >■!
I.ewiß Sami Norieu Henry A 1 Sterling I
Lcluner A AiiJcr-Norns K B . Straner Chas "i/
:. «n .v ■ NmtDavtdP Suny Robt: • ;
i Lewis Kvnn • NichoU H H Siet' JAV . v: i
i Irfrdy Jacol) -2 O’Kelly W ■ : Sturgeon’ J J*- ■'
j LcvertenJ;M O’HewJohn : Sreuy Hugh'
l;Lyo»J P.-.. • OConnor James Sweeny John 2 '
i Longwell Alfred OGrud AA’m^■*:••■■■SwehyAndrew r =-
| LuptenAA v H • Orr David. . Snorty Ablflh 2--
i iKMig Robt Oshurn l • ; : ■ SmherTand A -*
Lyon Abraham A O DouneU A hlul- SwecryCD '
. Davis O Conner John *
i Lowry E O'Brian John : ! Tabbtt hlarshot
1 I«ong H 11 1 OweusWm . Tatnrns'Jortph:
Lj on A A (hunt} Joseph Tanan J
i Lynch Wru Olu James -- v Taylor John -2
Lyon S Pdrkluson J Tamrqenj 4 Patrick
i Loomis Sami Parcel Thomas Thomas Geo
t. Liggett J A Parten John ■ Teniison Johli T
: l.ynd AO , Palmer AAMham 'nniisburgUChns 1
; .Lludin? Jos Palmer EAV TcetinaSanU M •
Little D Parkan Jerry Thompson J E 2
Lowry Alex Payne James, Thomdeon AV J _..
f -andersliger Geo Patten R v .; •/ Thomhson A '
Mafwu MtchL: Paul Mr .. . LThompkinsGliverE
hlatihews SZ • Pate Matlhew > Thompson Joseph ‘
Mauhews Robert - Parker John • • rTobel D .
.Mahoney Joseph 1 Patterson AV H : Timjle Atnos -■
Matthew AVilUam Patterson Joseph Tinker AValrerH '
Alsirk* William IVie Roliert - Titus ll S■ •
.Matthews Jarae* r PeebleiGeo s Tim Patrick • :
MmidnM Sami If Eeterscn Charles TimbliuWht
-Marsh Marah: . Pctißon MosesF Tiiiii Heiiry T - v
Atanicrf AVilhnm . Pctern GenC . Tomlinson JohuG
Mn-ivvcll Sami Pmv David - TownJyAA T m ’•
Marsh David Mr -Phoebus TR- - Todd Charles S
Masou Stiral Phillips Richard E Totalis Benjamin '
Marks Corvden . Phillips John II Vexn«r John A\ T
Slattiiytys Jr |lcn« Pludion Joseph - - Yumt Joshua •' ■ '
m‘n . . . . .PlaitsAVilham ; .'Vanhorn-Zacha’h ;
■Marshall Robert : Pirke* Henry -: • -Walkersohn II- ■
Marshall Phillips J H AA T nnl AA'mC
! Mania Joseph • . .Phillip* David R AV»r FA
| Marshall \V II •. Puch.J. . A\ T atkiasGaswoy j
j .Mnrim Hy "-.'.Phillips:Robt'.. . •.Wanson. -i
I Martm A ; • Phillips Johu .- > Warner R v • 3’!
I.Marim.G •• PiltielrFredcnck • AA'earrtCi-E : -- i
• Mania John A . Pratr John /'VYarfictd Ar- ‘ i
MfJiiuTliGDiav .Tloma-s . . AA’uus RV .: ‘ '
, Mercer James' - Pjvimr Polnck -.- WatefturyißarftV ' i
MerniUly . v 2 Pmrc.AValker .. AVJftrt losepUDoci 1
Metis \V • Pnce HD ; , AA'att John " • i
AV fi Porter G AV AVnlt WIIL
.Might Jolm .. . Toiler J .S. >..;;•••• AAcnier John . ■’
Michel R Poner A ■ / - WalsKJohu
Mitchrl lIP Porter 4P s > AAVrt AA’’m s •> ;
Miller John . PorlerSninuel v. AVebh John' . • i
Millerjohu A Porter Andrew • AA T e?tJohhC —*>-n
MiV?4*HJii£U AA'ellmanJK i
Pope - Hbodea Jo.i . S .\A eillsr H A -- r .1
MillevGoodill Rhodes Danl r Wells Kalwin !
MillerSnml Ruth Jna * AVVlrJohu ■ • f
Mitchrl Joseph G Ramsey M. . White Jolm-- . )
AlillerHy Rankm Jjto ' i \A*hhe Francis -. .
•Milche.l JW: : - Roy Jlohx ... :AV heeler Chos '
Morns. Robert Remmat Jno . • White Maurice
• MprenFelix • Hector David AVhi«tolt John j
Mprns AVtlhaui . Rebbp.Jno I
Moffiu Noah > . Renton Wm , i • ■ AViliumsS' ' . • j
Morse RB •• 3 RenneUJno. \ : AVilnams Liinui . t
Morgan John C . Ree Wm •-. AA'illiams John * -
Moorhead \V r m , Reynolds ACo- '. AV'iUiams' \ym •,1
Mowery Wui . Hoynolda Jno WilliaiTH John C•'
TliOs Reece J AV *\illiQms:sr •}
Moreland T’hor* Reynolds J H -AA'llisouThomas *
MoredhaiiTiio.s - Rkynolda David 3 AVilsou Joshua l
'Montirdinery Sam! RcedC-AI .. * WiL«ou AVm - {
Molea Andrew... -Reed Jackson • \A T ijson Kdward -- - [
AlorrisJoanH . RaedAA T tn : AA'iNoaF j
MontoothJoseph; Reese Robt . WilsonJacoK. i V
Moon' Jntiios Rired.AV F . Wilson A V •- ' -
Moiugomrry Saral ReedGenM • 2 AVtlwin-John H '
Mocgnn H H Reed EF . - Wingtn Jacob*.
Montgomery l Thos Reed A C : .* AVimlle David ’
Montgomery Arcli Reed Thos -;. • AVigrins Israel -
Moore Sami RtcolVier AA'illiamson’K H
R Rlceardsoa DM - WendrnH John ,
MooicHy. _ RichardMathw-2 -AVelleit Joel -
Morrison John . Jlidrr IMwd . • AVilkmst JFi '
Moore Sanjl • Richards Saral r AVilbhr Bern G
-Moore Sainl T - Ritchy Peter > . AVickC C
Morrjson AV 1C : Riggs Edwd AVinslow Jdmc*-
Moote John H irohbinsS L AA'oods AA*m
Morrow John ■ Robb Jas: . . • AA r eodford AVra of
-Morrißort Bolit. 2 Roberts Jos . - r Jane
Morrow William . Roscbnrgh Jas r Wood T O •'
MurlHig HH• ■ • • Robert-1». • :. A\ r olf Jacob »." •• •
Murdock John 8 Roberts Gen . AA’oods AVin
[ Munsea.David (' > .AVoodiuvHenry -
I- Murdock.M 113. Roberts Jno ;• Toons Robt
i Myers Matthew ; Rou Jno A y agerreier 1
i-Mullen Hugh Rotz John . You Ming Francis
i Mustoph John Roach Jas York Francis
MttrphyFdwd : Rodgers AVin. YanielDayid
Mundy Danl Robinson Jas . 2 Ypung Johli T
Mundy. AVtlliam^Rogers Sami .: . : .
1 Mundy Michael r Robinson Mr -
Bl'KennaJohn Robtuson Jas -
M’Kimmons A • .Robmson Mr ■
INITIALS v
• Pnymasicr U. S.-Amiyi ... .
Payinaetei Penna- Voluntecrs, -
County Clerk oi .Allegheny County,
Captain of sieamer Snranakv -
Fort Dnquesne..-Division? 5..-or T.
: Lycurgus . u kJ
-. Ocean Wave . a . • n
. American' “
l)qy spring- * •;
BnyartUiown
Yourtgp Mfiji’rt Uojip
' C. McKIBBIN. P M.
■Pom Ojfief. pidibureh, Po. } October lfl» 1849,- .\ ■•.
rpO IiAND OWNERS;—Ownersof land m ueircmtaf
• X- l or G miles of:,Pittsburgh) who intend to soli their
Farms, are requested to leave proposals anhe office of
the fronting Post, staling the number of Ares they want
to.dispose of, and the terms of sole."-The letters to be
postpaid .and marked—D.-St. The- proposals requested
not to.he delayed after November 17th. octlGtdStv •
Mackerel— 20 bbisi No.i, lohaif bids. No. i;c bbis.
No* 2, in,store and for. sal© by : •/, -
octlS MILLER A RICKETSON.
T7OR SALE—A desirable Properly of two-Acres, with-
J: -a comfortable Cottage Dwelling, good ,Stable, large
Garden,Well,''and soft water, all m good order: situated:
in Thomnsonville, and well located for .a Country Store;
•or any other btuiness—' price, $l l OOO ' Also, six Acres of
Improved Land, mow sown m wheat; Cash
or approved Real Estate will ha received. Terms liberal.'
S CUTIIBERT, General Agent,
' ocUG :• v • SmithifclaStreet,.
TJIORCLOAKS—I.bave-2 pieces short'nap’d ;black, :
J; which T will sell cheap. i ’
JAMES -M’GUIRE,TaiIor.
.sepSfl-u- - Third st. StCliaries Building
* ' (Chronicle copy ) t
A HOUSE AND LOT AT A BA per
sou hi wont of a comfortable dwelling house- in a
eood neighborhood, on; Wylie street; n- short distance
from the Court House can provide .themselves for the
sin ill sunt 01 §SbOcasu.--Apply to r- £ -<■
t % ‘ JOHN COYI,R;
M»b stref T. upar SmUhftptd
1 nn RUSHES NESHANNOCK: I'OTATOES—Jum
IV/\J received and-for sale by :
ocHl \Y. & J; C. AffHESON.
"ORINTING INK.-—Just rgpeived, a .fresh supply of
X . ProutVPrluting Jbk, nt the
PERIN TEA STORE,
P g * 3 . i No 70 Enurth at
)SIA B. KENNEDV,;AI/ornci/ oiXatc—Office on
Wood and Smithfield. “ -
U Gen. J. K, Moorehead,. John: Graham,
Prc«. Pittsburgh Rank. Mr. J v \V. llnrbndge,
” ilson,&Co.,McCord X - ••■/•ocill-:.
BE SOLD—Three burying loiaTn theMr, Union
;i Cemetrys tslcgnntly situated..-Apply to
„ “ W DAVIDSON
oct« * " 42: Ward. Aitegcesy.
I ;•/ l I T. V .
V r :
News by Telegraph]
Reported” for the Morning Post.' r
OOTE R NOR’S elkction.
lUbBISBORGB Oi t, 16—-fi p ftj.
Ti>» returns in one Johnslon a nnionty of UOO j
«mi Ihe counties of Warren, JeiW , n , Elk, potter j
ami M’Kean. (u be heard from y: Vmirs.ir
! i f •' ?
* ’ ' HiiuatsßtTEOit, O. I 16—7 P M.
Pamtert s-. elected ■ Canal7CoinnmsiQnerc r Gover
nor doubtful, The dbnnt equal.
T 'HABhiSBUBott Oct, 16—7 t P.M.
If Warren, Jefferson", Ell. and PoWer,'haTe'ttveji
Sltong Oemnrraiif ejected,
not otherwise. _ ’ Yours, £<•'.
Sj?' A despa: ch received at JO n’rinckiaat night,
ftdftrHsrristiin-gdi, I fifes the question" as fcrwho »
Governor, still doubtful. The .ii!moet‘.e*cii<ment
prevailed through, the city last nlg hl. oOr office
was crowded to a late hour, and the Democracy
were in good spirits We suppose the question will
he settled to-day.
' - ('ATBSSIHtBa'VH.JsS,'. >
r ntxuckjf.jnaj,:: 3 .44. ; ■l.onjatielh’s >43,-:
’ 254 joa
• , no leo
50 <- - icJ
h i;i!s,:3?siv4>S'
JOS
Warren,
Jefferson,
Elk,
Potter, ::
MtKeart, :
, * c- V- 831
Aim Shunk’s myotuy in 3 44 in Potior and
M’Xean, t
CM- &M-
A gentleman the- eiif la»t'flight
from (be North, siojbr'.tvia Poi
tnr and M’Kaan, aa follow* 1 '* *
;.,.-3os
~;• M'Kesir 75,
the vert Latest. - -
Pun AtiEUBHA, Ort. ja4£—| ji‘ r «.
All the counties are heard from, errept Fottej-
/Longstreth ia3l7 ahead. Wp like jiSerj-'ieell
BAL'miORB MARKET, -
BimaoßE Oct, 16—j p. m.
Moderate safes nf Howard street at tibi.
The mojket is steady.butunt active,■ " ,■ . - ' :
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. ’
, Pmi,aEErEßia,'flcr.~l6—6 K SI.
, The market fc unsettled. We have no reportable
change to mat e m prices. , . -
. SEW YORK MARKET.' -
New Vob z, Oct. IG-,6
.Sale? o 1 bbfc. qf tfScneaeo pre*
; yions prices. Tliennnrkct cip3Ps wlih
and home demand. There id no 4fl otfier ar
tmlea asoallj reported. -
THK THREE Bin DOORS -
JLG Ay!S T T . HE WESJ UJiK-TCORLDi
great attHaction at am onteinja.
. Doors ft
* E^Jiirty_strt^iEi^iiTg^\P/»tijivivnnia^‘ :
rA!)nio\vfiuc ?&ix Axn-vtvisrni elapy-supk.
• £T* QT.HI Ti Ct ' < , 1
rpHE proprietor of thia-.jftr.fsmcdombhshraefltwbuld' "•
X mosl icsnrt ttaily call the attemioji of jHimeioiifi cur
loraer: and the public m genera* to o'lrof-ttm knreat,
1 &*!£££&. a , J!j ,lashio,table ftiatir ot
CLOTHINf.-lhal hnj ever been ,&/25
eoncern w ihw m inv other c.iy.ljt.tor We'L s
I will tiotaitdrnaka lo deacuiiv- the reaienhVranoUi
imnrtmeme nf ttrtiCles rvhwh J tr.v. have to offer them.
: * ml ,’ vv ' einipjj' s.a> totLcra, ihjl if thryc-ijl.' fa-.-or him
with a ciUM uHI lay, beiore (hem Tii-o llurtdni am
Fifty Thousand Ciamnns, m which they'will Ettiffrora
ihencheat ia*|iuluy:a)iaei)Jejirihe veryloweiltiaTiricei- 1
omof which iocy ran sel-ct iirvoli the aosr fasutoa-I
taste both m j iu.r and quahrv% - t v
A ot' lhfi iilonercnhi'CijrhhuVs In lhe
vanons departing as, would ocenpr too much apace, and
after all me i,o correctnieo or their real-Velue: 'fhe
i artirlM tit my mo.-s. wfll he mat led aod Yon .nv ncu
! I°l e^ P , r ', mp . a f ff Ihera -trte pflriTnUtiebciJ,
I
iS" ,, f‘ P h ' e ,M U - lJ ‘- «*“*™ *»rnKic well,andTa or
.j • to noiu tju ri CoHuy.CTiCe ajid jwitioiiacevi® study their "•<■■
tneseT am dctcjmancd_lfii '-ftci
*..-h) *«.n truLfjMened community fortf-hberar • ’
SMPPO.rV... ■ .•.T- • •..... ■«>,■;.■
:! ■* CiTuiuryW koWab- PnrWinpf js iu fbe trade,' '
1 «pccia»l. Uwvt a bo purpose going Hast, tot they ‘wiU be
coavroeejituev ism.-aive the iipdmorte*
t "pcaun gmpcj'yr as also their l W» of freW our
Cluibiiiglnnreful.>railudXlyißßi3f,inid :
* Hie p t>fr send r.'.t ninrbhcuer cafapicd to ihv taste and
' coumrj^ 11 - ' "* lhe ‘ sl2 s rL ' nt &A* Western
I nm intly ?ecefvui£ oPerjwmi to my Stock of
‘ tvv dt r exit*ii4tre vane-
Jl .lX-df. ii«LjiAbrirrji.aij4 r^ r uolcs.4u mj'.iinisw tfbif'li we make''
i up_ to ortU*r in .lhi* hesi at Pho»t sfoUci*.''‘-'' - ' r --V
-: - - Jnn.v Mccr.osßHY.
; . , V* •
J Fiussmln-. t* alDtutWny Schorl for Bout on
i- *."*■■**'***?'‘foodfjMirtteWTmfes frGwi’itisGiifgh'L
J'***' sw S,»XEAYIH A I BISOXriL.
T‘lF: 'VlNj'i'R SFS3lOATnmVonnncnre o.i \Vedn«-
X llay, IM*
Trans—lK,nrjf.?, Tnmon. U‘,, tor.;, r.1c1.l whit.ic .
per cession ot l.vo month,. S 7 c-or, h.wf pnraifie m ad
l aiice; Mie Im! ,i cr at the nlose of the ee-won
Ar.anFer.icnt, have licSn nw.le , 4 , eectfrinr the ecr
; \ iccf of Hr F.i.dalphe horwtn I’niiTowEhi tK TeachoVof- ';
J'*'V*"iJ •a.'fieL'e Tho,e laSmj r.ench leiFoliswtll
be charged slt? per session estra
and Mfiuonery fnrmsb?d. m
, .^ k upil« Clothing {p bf ■
*l* Vi ip u 5 ‘V?»^ ti}eir '°' Vil Wwrf. Itnvpr>-desirab T e
lli|f all be present on tae fir*uiar of the .session
tor further par«culw, inquire ot theTrw t eina?,atthc.
wifi?
IteierroCJe'rj-K Mooreheid Pr T. P Ouz2Qtb,Hou
c Sh ‘ ttPr , .
SPLENDID.PnOPEETY o>f DUQUESNE WAY at-
Accxto’f ~oji Tuesday aflerpowu October t?lh, at J
0 fiold. •
. ttablp lidti>f-{2cound.<atthe. carurr of£htdtiesitA k Way audi
llayelreet,,havuiKnfrontof.lsateet4inlhinlte«r.e\Vay.
and eytCnilinf_alon»Haymrcerisi,feet yi'jiiihts.shl.-
ert io the Pti. Ileye of a three tret alley, io the rear there
of, hriiiK the t.K.il ilcMratfe properly ur.w tor sale la that
ocati lit id part ot toe eny, o u ,t mn \ he iiln.l,-,1 imo f,aalt
, erlotamienirertliypiirehawr'. ‘lV.hkr.tnnlc. ,
' -° fIH fr~~X ' I»HS IUMIXS. Atict
'"lntensive aTikivalc
At P. Deianeyia, »9 l.lhnty atreef,
i> riTrsaitou
TUST nr.PKIYKB—A geneMi a.^ornhf : nr of Cloth*,
U CnSfuurrr*. and Vesnngs, o» the.nctvest stjles and
-mow fasbtnuubltcolors, <nich as supeihm'-Preijch BlhCk • i
Cloths, exunfuift black nndfaucycolbi'Pd'douWfrjnnied-
Bearer Clothe, blue,-brown and drah'Blflrikeiiiimfflsii-
perfine French Cassunnres;pla{n; bl&i3fc:aihl:jfhtloycolor- '
. ed. > Th&r f'UK.I»:Qf FAPiCrVt, VES’WhTfiiri Cajiuot bo'snr
pa-sed in the city? they end/esA variety of - 1
Patterns tn Oashineiei Silk fail '
; tO'please.thc most.fwudiojißtastes;': A- ; gsen;fViuflcty of
other Qoods <u the Tailoring, line, , 100 oumerou,<nb‘men- '
f non-all of which;will y bd-made; v to,order »u the ina*t •
jfashionahhvmniner.oiTedaeed prieea^lor^cu^h-''' s '’""'' ;
On hand; ;3 [reneraf AHaortineul: OiV.RKAI)Y*IU I A'DK
as OterOoatjwßu. - 7 -
1 sxness.Fjnc>ftml.&aclcCoaiisOt'plo»notidfahoyc6!of
iedßenverand.olhet:Ciothj»i^gr<ntvarieiyofCaBitnere‘;
: andiSatinet.pHnts.v and. Fancy; Vesis;'Stoek-vCriTots -
liandkerolne^.Siu-pendersvUuder-^hirtsjnrid'allother
articles usually found in a Cloihing Store—wiilbiTsold. at" ■
the Joyest C'a)K Prices , r ocilfi
f |>d the UotmfaMc ihc Jurtßei oi iho bnortof Quarter'
i. Sc**ioUh ot the Peace, m nud-ibr Ihecotoity Of AHe.}
Kbeny. ' , ** f /
v The peuiinu 01 Sd AVurd'city of Pitfg. :
burgh, m ih« l county .liorcsoid, butnbly, shcircth That '
lyoMrflcnneuM Jiaihiptovnled hyuself-witluhhterialE fo- ;
tliC accommodhtion ot travelers and others, at his dwell- - !
»ng house iu ihe AVard aforesaid, ai)d that your
Honors vt tU tojgrnnt bun a license to keep a
public house of cntenaxuincuL -Add your petmoner oa
in duty bound wTllprAjv *- ' JACOB HOFGH -
We, the ■*nb=crhcrs l cibzchnof the atbresaid Ward, do
rcruly. tint the abotc Mod wmtefor
hom.st> amt tempnnuce, ami is Wellptovujrd with house
room and convemeuecs the accommodation of trav
elers and othi rs. and that said lavem’is necewan*
John Ander«on. John MUYilhoms.Mahlon Rogers, W
J. Anderson. \J,Greer, A FJoyd, J. M. Irwin, F. Arihurs
T. Simmons, Da\ id l.upton, C. Reed, Henry Leader.
octtO *- , jChron. copy and ch-Po*t,)
: Us-? l'h« _suhseriher -would in- .•■
I AV- fonn his tußtomersnud thepnbljrgejierally thothe. :
has removed io few. doors ahoyehisoM stand,
.whereibeTias-on.hand oml' will eon«:niyly keepa jarge
and. well -Rs>«orted..stock of. Groceries, ;rFniii*j-Kota,
Wines LiqnOTft-~fcg., Ac; * [ncjlfij: '- J. S-BONKET,
r PO i;B I— The Siare Nol 10-iTiKerty stre eh lately oc- '
A cupied l»y J. S Possi-s?ion-grveitJinine«
diate}v,tf w«iiured Ahnlr to ’
octlGlw S S. BONNET
AKi>PfirNGKS -L*l dorm yard* black
O ’iiCMt Silk-FHriges. of various prices* cau;
ble fat -WnmiiruA, &e;i IS dorert yards, block Gimp,; ■
all widths amt paiteru*. tor Caj)pß,MaiiuUas v &cq44 pre
Figured Silk. Font Btnrim?. juul received aL.
ZEPITI.ON' KINZF.rSv
■ .nugfl-:' ;..-., ■■;■:• ■> " No. *>T, Marker street '
To Conntir Itlerchaqts, “ *
TIABHCIIAVTS\viIl CudItto ar '
JjAvM. lIOBKINSQIS 3, as he bu*- now* iti store its.
large and durable, an uasoTtmetu. nj Chinri* -
QuerwiraUt Ar.. sUiinhlc for conntr.)’. mCmlihuu. us is v
usually lotiuil m postern houses,.and at equally low “
. AT HDDKLNBON.
llo Wood street, up nr Fifth
fliett* Goods* - * J
TltE'ffulß.CTiJif f. haft--iKis day.commenced opening his ••■■
supply oiEAliXffaQOßSjembracing.an exiimtnve vu
riciy:Of aJi-ihf .ariicfcg : hrinufritfg .10 his juie of bnemese,
Wuich-nfc 'Y»u maLe\ to order, wr fcolovv the prices of qtj v
ibrmcrfcsofliit JAS M *
jrep23» _ ~ St-Charles HuiWinr ,
IflfY $ Hlv £>? I rTsio re aiuf fa r eJfiTkv •:■-/
JUU cc*u£ - 7. & J. C. ACKiiOX*
Vonm, i c .
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