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I„ HA-RPKR, EPITOR AND PROPKIRTOR. -
, PITTBBURIS H! ' r 'J iv
TUESDAY -MORNING, -OCTOBER 24, 1848^
OKaIOCBATIO HOHIHWIOW.
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• ' i HFTH STREETS
' wlaeffJo 'tmt£st»bli»liment, » splendid 1
‘- i Mafehfhfc, tre are prepareaifctta i
i?rNetirtpsper ahd Book wotV Innsiyleof n&. j
vv> /-' S and npon ibe most rta<l
'■{*'•. respectfally. wUeit, tbs patronage ©f;j
r tfcls line of oar business.
-:|T?*R-W, tJABK, United &tatea Nevrsnaper Agency; I
: ■ ; Btoldi7iCT, N: J E. cnmemf Third ana BoCfc streets,. 1
North £’ourtlrMttet—i«oin‘an]yauthonsea Agent
L” * i
>-<:. -- 1 (&?Ajivfrtfsm nr* rtguaUdlohAmi tii iSnr/awr itfort 1
■<-v ■.4'cfc*k,ySi(T. ?!rktsynwibtC9TßjiUe(iieit}trUtordeTt9tn-\
JF&f uw{spcfiifi/^an tanieThouTtPovUi i
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: on.TeesJay
■ a(7 o’cloefrj allbehoa*e
,-i■■; s JohuSolon; • Paneroal aitendpnee is re
quested* la-boriness ©f importance will be traajhi be- :
n s tanrdw meeting.'&*.| (ft*tU3) *. Misrl)KMoCfiAT3..
• ■ the OUS mc-VVAM•Dikucjutic
* J'-'The '.Sr. I Clair Mouse,
(ibtTOeriyf.ihe Wo.’hjujcicn Coffce floa^r)
. rvftfl-beopeneven- grcmmfyai &oclncl~.
. / t tfceHPiMideoual Election. DemocraucNew*-
“paji*(.«i,|>oram«nis;'Si>«ches; &£, will always be
. - wble?. ' :jrenertlltr Ond
,;; jhivWotfaogiatn partieuT&jiy.are umttd'io honor the
, 0$ IVig’Wßjnrwuh their pretehee- ©ein
.TREE DEMOCRATS NUVtER SUHKeS
t' DEBtii
pleased to find that ourJnenda generally
though p3inedut the defeat ol'Judge I.ongstreth,-
l, * wboasaspo'reand abieatnsnasaurSlale can boas! ;
•’- G j»Te?neTenheleßs folly 'connneed, that the Rule is!
. Vo'h-ia ifie ipnwer of Ihe Federa)parly;’oad lh.lt
“TEejf have the physical .ability to determine the
-coijna of Pennsyfvaniam the, Presidential contest, i
Tile late election has taught our friends everywhere,:
ns wetrast, n salotaty lcoon. • ll lias taught them.!
.■■■/issMtSomluo'-'too lightly evenmmparative political:
impntecce; —knowing that the most insignificant:
and contemptible faction, when allied to greater
rtiotnberEjcanexert s jiotent influence. lllias taught
.‘them that, though theymay never form an alliance i
' ir}tli. those , who are ever ready to en
gsgewhtre they" may obtain the best pay, they in us 1
< 'i>sW,nnflriligf . when they, .find that all the.
lPgredienty of selfishness, petty .tyranny, and enmity
- to our republican Institutions, are arrayed against
them; that every man most feel that the result of a
.- . - v.'tui/gglei under.such circumstances; may depend up
.•. olone ;-and th?l, lherefure,every
. .yapp must do-alt be can,.to order to accomplish the
WOrkwhich beprofestesfo be engaged in.
'We rejoice that onr.fnends manifest 1 real feeling
>. r njon this subject. They are encouraged, by every
' trainable coniideration,ioact; unitedly, zealoosiy,
: .and twtinngly, from this moment until the close of
tju? PreildentialClecnon, - Tbeyhavean active, unit
•ed, apdpowerful .enemy in the held, who’are well
,orgai)ized,.and'whobaveaH the money necessary,
to he used in ad honorable way, and also an Sbund
: snce.Ja meetnn yeitraordinaryaud dishonorable
emergency. They know that the enemy will leave
: : no'means accdinpliih a victory; and there
: is-not with whom we have met, who does not
: erpresa a full determination to do hie whole doty.—
Ttfe-hojior oflbe-fijale of Pennsylvania is id the
, hands'of'thfir Democratic party'; and jf
nod,nhitedly.onward, a glorious
aitlttiryatraita earn jTovember, regardless of alt that
i-the-federal party, andull its allies, ran d&. ■ / .
-Our frießSs'etc encoaraged ito makeevevy erer
.' ttna;fnepnfiBeuterpectatiDn of a yictory, from the.
feats, that, although they have been defeated in their
.v choke rocGojemor, they hare.elected-their dCanal-
CdtaßßSstoher:;; they hash gamed decidedly in the
'Cengrea'ionaTelecturns; they hare on the rote.ama*
HontejSf Jlepresentati ve* for the State i
and they hare done all this, id defiance of a perfect
untiring exerboniofiand the whole
.opposition of the State, pf whatever name. They
hate done this, too, under peculiar circumstances,
Mhaftarh 1 never again likely to occnr;pnd.they..hare
. . ;gaipt!<ltheseadvantoge*,witbatremendotii increase
'o t the -opposition vote ihroughont tlie State, while' a
rcry largc nambfirof their own political friends have
remained quietly, at home,confidently.calculating
v, upon victory,without.on exertion. Surety any one
. •’•bf these.ionsidcrStions ought to be sufllcient, to
nerTß/etpay Democrat for entering npotf the Presi.
v dential contestj ivfih a degree.of cnuragethsl should
',*et at. defiance all opposition. The first three of
. itbeleSfteisareself.eTidenfJJromrfip election returns
...that hare-tieea already published; and.we think we
cap clejtrty estabiUh the lost’ ope.
; s ltifWfe!Lktfdiyn tl all, who. Save examined the
xetpnte of the late elections, and compared them
. ,With.|fie'Vate for President in 1844, thaMbe rote for
■ » far beyond tharfor President
iPiinß.fiwrtoerycari .iWe havemadea very careful
•sfxahtfniittpn ahd comparison of the returns; aa • far
totTe£eittd*'aPd And that, taking the vote for tjnv
; i : erttor-isuiho Waterloo by which to judge, the Dcmo
:i :: e/aticttotevliaiftbt increased ■in proportion to the
y. : incfeaoed meoftthe State... This, all; tpsst-know,.
e- • ■ papnot be traer for.wc find that, tf:wc examine the
retnms for State beprC3entativei' In the • several
/: counties,: tfifc Democrats h'av<*YS'very, considerable
majority in'the Stole; if we take the vote for Reprc
■ : rrentativeijinGangress, the increase of the Demo.
. ;enrtiC rbte la etiil.morennamfest;—lnd;an•elami^a•
■;:: tipn pfj.tlte ret® for Cnaal-Gommissionemlsp shows
nsrofmiptlih majority. Then there must have
beeno-cause,.operating against Judge T.ougstreth,
which did not operate™ affect the election of other ]
democratic candidates; and that cause must have}
■ been one,not .connected with Jus political opinions.
• • ; We have neen ihatall the factions of the State united
agomst him,—they plan were united against ihe
oUiyr.candidMe*. ~:\Ve are lefi,; therefore, no cdh-
Clllde, jhtt Judge Lnnpstreth was made the peculiar
or nsMul|-i« all,—lint of
nathroiight.)
OWoc^o&^lefu^
itt^ec«^kiEfpiin®ra|sr»wl
wu... ( ,—,
llie Federal aide: aud here Would seem tpbfindical
pd the whole.cause of r.onoslreib'srde Teat, ;
jvhieh »•» haxe before intimated: for a-.carofdl eam
parlson of ibe vote of en rh CO nn ly wahls44, shuns
Ihsl, w.lh ihe eiceplinn, perliapa, nflwo or Three :
..counties, theincreaeed Totchai been s» mnehoiuhe
side of ihe llemomls-aa ort lhat oftheir oppajjenis,
•mking intu copsplefiiuon iheir relativniuumber* in
the respective cOii'nhes. ’‘Thun we find that, in 1844,
Allegheny county i>o|lcd fur President 1398$ votes,
and in for:Oo.vernori
which increase 751 Bern Federal* and3ol Derao*
Ctntlc. Clarion, in (844, SGS2:. in’1848,—3493^
: “Federal increise ) :462,Bemocmie349.-Schiij']klll )
1844-r\il>o7i »n ,1848>-'-7802 of
■ TOIH 1874, Democrats 321. Vprk, 1844—C493; 184?,
■ Sso7;Federnteincrease-'l33ojfDerabc i rS6dv6B4.i On
the otherltandii il weoxamino thecounlies in which
therajiu been a diminished ,voteJwe ihalffnd the
disparity, in almntt every itiatance, it grealely on
ibeßemocratic Jide. ’fake,Adan)S.county,foret
iimple, where' ihe Federnlials have lost 42 votes
compared wiih‘lB44,—ttiej)etnocraiic vote ts,less
by 154; On ip Franklin, Federal loss 29, Democrat*
iic 223; nr in Lycoming, Federal-95, Democratic 302:
and so weeakrgo into almost every county of the
State,eud:nhow resultssuchns those-tve have noted*:
.(nviewoCall these ihct* t '.ate.we> not perfectly
safe,in assuring onr friends,: in jthe ■ mosl posiuve
manner, that they have goodgroundjopnn'which to
btnldtheirhopesforNovemfcerf:.Ar»llieynot jus
tified an looking fottvard With confidence .10* a In
mnpb of iheir political -principles; ip" defiance of
all the efforts of the combined opposition T "Wefeel
that, to waver for amomen;,or to despond; under
-such circumstances,* would be tdoral treason to onr
and our patty; and, a* ive cannot see, for
ourselves, any reason fordoing the one oi lh'e other,
I we.can only.speak to our ftiends’nt•ween riel tea
feel; and submit to them the, facts, upqp which we
-base the judg«eaitbatimpirt#,tOßJthis confidence!.
K«p lt Beforetht People. 1
That Zachary Taylor received and thankfully oc
cepted his JirettimijiahonfoT- the Presldencyfrom:
the NATIVE AMERICAN PARTVJ
. SEEP IT BEFORE I ,THE PEOPLE,
- That, while in -his earlierlettenrhe says ** lir so.
case can I rpntrr umxr to sc TUErcfwmuiTX
or.A: Faerr, on, rnmo btseiftopastv schCme*,”
stilly an his. Xagtrsoil letterj be declared .bimsslf a
CLAV. WHIG, and after his nomination-by the
Philadelphia: Convention, he came out e DECIDED
WHIG.
KEEP IT BEFORE; THE PEOPLE,
That he has said m his .Bra!san7rir«','iTHA\E
NEVER EXERCISED THE PRIVILEGE *FVO-
TING J.EUT IUD I BEENCAI-tEDUPOA ATTUE LAST
P»BtD£KirAt. rirciioif to do so, I snotrcD host
CEMArSIY HAVE CAST DA VOT ETO» -Mb.CeAY.”
• KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, "
v. .Thatitt Jurltuetsio Dr, Wilr.ot,and J.RiTnger- t,
soil, written iu'April anil August, 13-17, he dtctaris ®
his readmits Tn ticid uni 1 ThETrmiohs to that. jj
BisnKßXißiiED statios (the Presidency,) to mime
ipOivuMrAt omt* than nranrtr. . And .afinrei.
Mr. Ingershllihat lie woct o sow eatrgn secisa i l *
lUII (Mr. Clay) jn that or lien, (ihalPiPii.l.'nry,)
to irnr ibdjvibiiai. m Titr. ITniatc; cut aibix,
uocn Moac ast. TiHC TitAß unicci-n, lint
* in the truer In the rdil.ua or the: JhchmaitdßejiUtiU
caiit on tfit err i : f the Philadelphia (hmreitibm, Ins
. says; « T 80. kot : cmoii to iftTAcarw uv basis
ir Msr CiAT be the Hoiimtt or wre wmo SA-. ... a. > ”
tigkai Cosvrrmon.” „ W. d d lro. »«n Him I
KEEP IT BFFOHE THE PEOPLE “ ?"?****??"
-••••’juKfei ■■■■ ■■ r- <->•*>• V.-^I-iV- a v ;■vousiif, because we attempted, in onr Editions) of
That where he say. u fu. dint letters, <r 1 cabbot } Ssturday, to .how .t,e .rcoiLtucy of.AW tr Ugf
tOBSKNT TO BE EXCLAVE. T THE CABUTDATE or A , MppfllWlg Taylor. He might h.ie Med
PABTvvhcobviously meanslo he lb* csiwJHl&tc «r r»■■*' \r> * 1 f *.•■'
• '• • * w-ivrr w.»«r» * u akt Si - v J nVmn *■ *“* CQIMBM.I,' Tof W* SUMfC him lliMOUf ar£tfm«B(t
.the NATIVE AMERICAN ,ns well at ill* WHIG ■ . ' . «. .*» * ,>
■ p . p^ v ■. >•:/; ; w£m BM iM*ndeu to apply ift sseirmcn t« Umt*lu |
tfi’Pf IT itppnnp THP PFOPI V - Kur ' l J m " 11 are no* 40 Mroegly.de.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, yefepe* ,oihe Editor bribe tiarmtr, n. to
That m biiiSecondUUer.tACspt.AJlrtAiulie said . ,*_**«*.. .» „» « i
r .- .•-••»,. .'i'-vi.;; .••* •••.•. ■ eoce anymaoofttrtptaon ptrrcpuoft i<vappear i»
he could not tleclme the Domination of ibechwiej. i ~—■— #». •» .Jil v*
T T“ *' I “ S ° ,r ’“ d,r T ‘ *££«*,” ' '** 1 P®i«» «o well known; and ,f demoyrau thnnjht
KEEP IT BF.FORf'tHiTpEOPLP • w,l0 “ «l*e Intrepid Ptw Jo«r», aay* (he btneat. a »«*h ihnr while «o ohuli* h.j aerrlce*, they could
Tha. Tom Coi-in bJheeefrtu ho *6. mid« of » hard-fought
ha. a letter from Cm. Taylor, tn which the fieneml bM from ita.enemy. **£*?£?£**■ “* J™*' ’*5* *' l **
<• „ V,™ «r shipcamobnnnung into hn vr.iel,and threatened j dpleofThad.Steieh., toon.howto “kick eon
ibe Wilmot Prottao ’ diMWt and dejtruUion to hia etew. Hi* adeem- i * r, * nc< ' *o the deni,” when he « approached hy men
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE r,e * *' rtl •»«»«“*•'/ TitSory, inWantly do- Wi '*< money to their hand.!
That Balia Peyton, one oi the'lcadmg wing* in j T"tt *'**'**"■ '’’-oaeh.me.! , Hew i« «« .
t n.,..,.. j.„i.,.,i ~,v, „„ .r„„ tbs gallant teaman: « No—Sr*u f the gATric ' In Pennayltania, jn.t a. m Olno, the abol,tio»i»t»
Louisiana, cjre.at h.g meeting,almnattuth- IIAt JWT BEMB j„ He continued the light; npur- | g»i*iahn«on,ihewbiß candidate,wrerat thoucind
m bearing or the General, that, “ fien. Taylor baa .... i. i, i_, ... , . ! inlet mat* than tie whig wrenglh. In the Bearer
RECENTLY inieated ONE HUNDRED TOOL'S. J i diWnct, the Whig Ctwgrewmaa it elected by |ho
AND DOLLARS IX NEGROES, and therefiate can- j , her " fw Kttß ” lfcr * trc1 ' ,ha ‘ floM - i ®*»gtb n V* 0 n y ‘J 00
... - ,»e, + n. eU aaon ibeocMD. tnsjoruye alio la lb® Butler district* whert «
not be in favor oTthe Wilmot Provito. ! g„‘ -jam.]. Democrat*! Stand to vour <i*mocratfc Cotiemsman it elected bydOS majority,
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,, f »««•**» htamtto yogr y r, j 0 m .The*# dir.
. That in answer to a. genUeman or Patterson, N. i * r T’ “ f lB h “ eU " r,r * J, 1 TrU Jo “ r < rf C» «• »W' weeimM of other porUoni of the
r r.n ,I„, n:. Molting adeerstrlet tliat « the battle htg.jutt be. State, attd are noflicieat IndemtunUate the means by
**io p K 00 '” » d oof «w» <-or it, like the immoTal Jongs, **>,cb . whig hat tan.i huddled into the office ot
Unff jind j)tovi#o,««Aßß r*fJITIU.R IMPORTANT ~ * Am r^ 9 Ir , tr , , v . . Goveroor, whilst hit party it 10 » deeftta! minority
NOR NECESSARY.” 3rou *‘ >ll “ rry aDd defel *«® < he ' r in the Slale.-OM» PatriM. ■
! cam P' Hu suceeM Will be m r>s. »«-We auur P-nd M- 'of the P
Promt* In tUe Keecut Election.
A careful - examination'- of the election return*
from theeeveralenuntic*, and ft comparison of them
with.the return* in: former -years, most plainly de
monstrate* to ut, that in addition to the union which
baa been effected between all the other eletnenu of
opposition and the Federal party, the leader* of
tbiaparty have been engagedun as flagrant a schent®.
of outrage and fraud, as has ever been recorded in
the annala ol -political parties- ‘Let u* take the facta
furnished by two cosntiea alone, in order 19 show
this., .Inthe county of Schuylkill, at the Governor’*
.election to 1844,.there werepojled. 5,667-votes*. In
'1847, there werepolled 6^w3,—being an'increa*e of
946, of which the Democratic candidate-received
-503, and the Federal .candidate 443 voter: and 22S
voteswere eait for the naHee candidale.' At the
iate election, therewa* an tncrelaae over the vote of
1847 of 1431, of which the Federal candidate re-
and the DemaeraUc.candidatelS2l In
1844, li the county of York, at the same election,
there were’polled 6,403 vote* and 1847 showed an :
Increase, of 617-r-ofwhich the Federalists had 301,
and the Democrats . 316. . The increase for 1848 is
1,397, of whlchiheFederalists have 1,059, and |he-
Democrats only 338! :■ These arb the facts; and■
(Von) these facts we think thonemay.bo drawn some:
tnferenr.es,gnmg ' very fkr to ;prove; lrand,t and cor
ruption on the part of the Federal party. : -
; - In iliefirel-place, then, the increased vote: in each
of these counties n far beyond lhe ; proportional in-,
ctease In any other conouea of the State. Tie vots
of each being nearly similar, we And that, from 1.844
t|l|lB47, there was an increase in the two counties
Ol 1,603 voles—beingabout7J - per- cenCm three
years, while in one year- the increase; upon 1847
has been 2,8280 r rather. tnore than -6* per cent.
This rate of increase alone, in one or two counties,
would be calculated to excite suspicion, l in the'mind.'
of slmtiit any one; but wlied: we sod that the Fcde
rallVote-hassustained an increase of 60 per cent, in
-Schuylkill, and nf 33-per c.ent-.in York, withoutany
fndrcationsof a fhsproporlionaietncrcase elsewhere*
lie must be mentally blind who would not at once
.couelode* under existing circumstances* that o most
stupendous fraud, or outrage, has been committed
tupnn the legal voters of these counties.
. A aiorlsn* Trlbutt. .
RiifiisChoalo,-xif:MaJsachiisetts, a few days'ago,
in a .great speech to the Taylor. njon,-used the fol
.lowing truthful language: .- '
“THERE ARE MANY fiOODTIIINfiS I UKF
IN THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. lIITJKE THElft
NATIONAMTY AND SPIRITOFUNinN, AFTER
Alir.; I I.IKETIIEAMERICANFF.EI.INfi THAI’:
PERVADES THE MASSES.”
DSTAId. Ructmaster received his commi3nionj?ea
lei’day and has opened his office; in.Fnmlh slfeet*
near SmitMield.
.p;y»~r.
1
' «104 »'• •• > •-
d?«tfi£4ud to
bejirfagalnaijiny
bSfr«P?4uui
!§Mfll|itfe:.lirß
■-jios.v.’. : .-, 4
Tgjjljk,, .
- ThaJtrPeansjlvania was cartledfor-Win. F. John
ston,/by the jOioshialapioan systepiofrbribery.aod;
corrupltnjy,is’ maßhrefdnabf..‘Federal
.CbmialisftinißostnrtbAVEcxpcnded-ithausanda'iOf
dallarsin ttnd
•they are Ygainai tho-same dlsboiicpf work for No*
temhey.?Tfte et < l}e{|c6 ttfurhlshed imhe following
disclpsiiies made lythe il os to 0 ‘Tim C* ,pfih C- l?ih
I'iosi jiß-»hld»':wp«sHlhß'earoei* esery
Democrat in the old Keystone. -In vlew of this sto-'
pend aits system of inbery,tvill not evpry Democrat
double Ins efforts to prostrate Federalism in No*
vernier t .. r
EI.ECTIOtiPjUUDSPnACTISEDItiPEXtfSYLVA:
- KIA BYEQSTON CAPITALISTS. .
The late election in Pennsylvania has astonished.
eTeryb.odywhohaa.noib'gencdttversahtwilhthe.se
ciet nvirea'obetatedYpOD by the leading .Poston
'Federalism, is.caßtiecUon;wi!hihat.«utied.moitopo*|
ly, the .“TJiUsdelphtaandßeadingUiiUrosd.Cotqp** i
ny.v It wilU e jObserred that the greatest change; I
has Uien piece irfSchuylkni county, Itis in this
cognty.thaithenowefof thisbanknlplcoropany.is
most yisiWei i All the people,connected in sny way
u®itb dimeter, .require* to voto’jbeToryticket. In
- 1841 this company apbported Polk, and: bavebonst*
edv.that they. secured his ; :but...tf having
co'me totbe earsof certain .Boston Federalists, who
werelargelyinterested’in:thestock,tbey thisiime
Ipnk cate tbaltherosttslitioldgo M right.!’ Uis the .
influence or this corporation, governed as it is by , _ JIT..
Boston capital,’that has lost u« tbOState election. ' Penniylvanii
None that -they have speared the Governor sand' * . sen.
Leg!»latare, ihej,tTaJ;iborlng that.the political as- . The SenateofPennsylvi
sect of t( e £ta|e shall not change nnbl after the Whig,
Presidential election, if money and threats have any , d.„: Matfliias
infinence. We are informedvhat immediately after Win A, Crabb,’
the late election, a Committee of the Taylor Whigs 2 Pel fir B Savnrv
Of PhUsdelphis were dispatched to, Boston, to soldi -3 {le0 ~ e Richards’
aidfrom the Federalists hero—that they have already 4 IT. Jones Brooke
bad their meetings here*-lbnt a /Mi is note bang 0 r A ‘.; a h Rich *
ratstiin thistily by xameq/ tht hating WMgt tf 7 y oa . Komgmacher,
fasten, to be expended in Penneylcpma, previous to Daniel Steen, •
Tie Ilk jjf JYptembtr, 1 a influence the election, and g j tco i, j> gp,,,
that otosbere have given thetr thewandt. * IS Wm Hams *'
Mr. Editor,mtkethiefact known.' tpt onr broth- 14 Robt M Frick
JL'J?*”!?*?? it Pennsylvania know' wh.t awaits , 5 JnO. J. Conmnghatn,
them; thatSoston money is to be poured amongst j 7 pj,,),- fjmyser
them, like water, for the next three weeks, in order is wmi t sidler
to secure tbb vote of that State for Taylor. The 39 . *
« bolt do?of Federalism,” the towering « Daniel,” s g w. F. Johnston,
W|ll probably bo sepitojdistnhqie yt, as m >44. let 03 fieo . v . t awrenre ,
them inert it aa they did than, unitedly, and the
**“* ' hanulCT, ‘ j t ~ ? novae or »e
' The«lo»lims »*mocr.cy of Clarlbxx. Lrt igSc«boo' 'ff
The attempt ofa fttw men engsged in the iron Montgomery, S
: business, to prostrate the Democratic party in Penn* Colombia, ■ '.,.1
sylvani}, hasithuaiar, proved n signal failnre. The*| jjrtks, *
federal leaders, in every portion of the Slate, made Washington, l
extraordinary efforts to convert little Democratic Merc erf ’ 1
Clarion. Tie County was flooded with -Federal Westmoreland, 3
: speechesind lying document*, printed in German as Fayette,. . 3
well as English. The wealthy men of the party Northumberland, 1
, epeqt their, time : end ‘ money freely , and boasted Butler,’ 1
■ every where of the great revolution they, were drtartrong, 7 .1
gmng.to produce. Judge Metis, who aome persons J
supposed was a Democrat, from the fact that ho VoA,’ 3'
: sometime* prq/irxrrd 10 be one, wsnt over “ tody nod North’n and Monroe, 3
-breeches” tn the Federalists t and aaieited thaiirntn Greene, l
■WO in MO ijemocrafs would *' fullow suit." But, ! B*rs2iSni, l’ ollllo *’ „
uoiw.tbstanding all these mighty, influences wete at ; Wayne and PAe, I
work, Ihe bopest and unpotchxseabl* Democracy of j Perrr, 1;
ClanoS remained true to their poMics|: ! Ciilb**and . j j- s J
gluriouily tnnmphedjiver the Federal iron mailer*. 1 Csnire' 1
TVe earnestly hope. that the Democrar.y of Clarion; 1 Clarion, Venango, he. 3
trill rake mrtsurea at ope-C'lo ftd«<ru!echoir Dow i ?
master*, who! hate attempted to influence, by Ihreau ‘ c j
or otberrviserthehonest votersorihstroiißi id the : ■■■’■■ 7 ;
exerciie of tlie elective franchise. oO
Clarian County u all rightful Jfotemiirr. We ere
IoU that ibej will toereaac tlir*fm»juri<jr la liter,
1100 j nlncti.afcouw, will berJcniliDgly tuonifj
mg/, in the:‘(Creasy’? gmrnia of the American, as
well *» semkl whet fedml iidiicus m this city. -
Tine, we think, will he a 11 tail feailier” in the cap
of our fnetlti Col, McCandleev while* celebrated'i
‘‘Clarinn-tetier'f basked) anile the cniMtant eub
jMlnfthn (ntistmalignahismsUeiathe ciijutaoeuf ;
the federal ae&jpapetn.
Oifngt ott-ibtr Rlghta esf Fnimnif
• We have heard of certain persona in thlx city and
vicinity, ('‘Whip}” employer*,) who, tvilb a new to
defeat the election of Judge tong«treib,*e'y plain
ly threatened to discharge-front their service Worthy
Democrat*; who were, aniious to vote for him ; and
who; cooacr]iiently,didnol go to the poll*, and ex
ereiae the right of voting—the dearett right ofa
freentan. We hate heard of other*, wtib were en
couraged with the premin ofhigherwsget f ’ iP they
would vote for Johnxton—hia. election having been
urged as a meaoe, by which to make a great im
provement in the bueineo affair* of the State. The
man who in .capable of rexorting to each mean* ax
thoie, to overcome: the power of the honest,' tolling
laborer, would not xcrople at the performance of
ooy other net, calculated :to rni/arehi* fellow men ;
and wo'rqoice thut ample provuiotr is made in our
State, for the punltfiment of inch ofiencex- We
give a portion of the law.relabng to elections, in'
order to leti the honext : working moq of the State,
know how far their ngbtx are‘protected againxt the
arrogance and intpnjence of the selfish capitalist.
It it— .
v : “ SECTiOR.I23. Jf any person shall give or bestow
any such gift or reward, us order to procure any per
son to he elected, or shall pfomiseor-attempt, either
directly or indirectly, to’conferanysuchgiflorrc
ward for such purpose? or. lUllattempl or endeavor
to influence. o,ny vote by,any offer. or promise of any
appotntmeni,employment joryfreumary benefit, or by
THREATS cyloupf- anyappamtment, employment >
• orpecuntary.benefit r he thall,on conviction, befimd
in a sum not less thatumf hundred dollars,-nor ex
ceeding one thousand dollars; -and suffer imprison
ment not less'than one, nor more than tu’eh-emonths.”
i .‘ We warn opr Democratic friends •tn. be on thei r
guard in relation tiyrillircb threats or promises nx
havebnen made. Be particular to note who thu in
dividual, me.' who shall approach ymi, with refer
ence to your vote in November; ,ond let there he
.eltoepsex, ir possible, jo any conversation you may
hntd with your Federal employers, in relation Jo the
election; This will render easy the coninf/mnef any
one who xhall dare 10 . meult: and violate the
lsws.by • ceeling tiv defeat your.-.wishes in a matter
eo..vitally important to every repnblir.au;
XVIi C<ragrenlon*l District.
- 1 Tlie*follcrwing is the. official vote in the counties
composing theoboveCongreaaionnldistrietz'r.
1 dtm Unuly, ]c>l
Cumberland, 3078- 3970
Franklin, 3042 7093
Perry, 3062 1352
, , 8182 8018,
; 8010
M*l anahaipN mnj. 167 -
■\jSSt. takenesze* ,>fCasa,;Boller, Jackson,
an, Calhoufl,iffnu«toii,&e,', &c.,from thedaguerro
ijpe, in onsmelletl glass flames, far aaleat this office
I*'?' 43*
-d tohu^"/r^vSuj B cums, ih- Guriie'
,-iS*s*te<«4!&i' 11F l r-' ' - ’ l££ " ,
:W,liyrwifi'yoJV l teU #u<<h j'ooliilrt4lei c6me I J)poc£»nTffl! ■;
- ?}"*newhy. -, , " , u fs"'' {} ** ‘
Tru- opposed 10 SJavetyydea? Deacon don’t you li£_~ •
-> Oh deft? DecOn-dcMVt y otrlie fl>r mtf a - __
■ ■-■ ButtJoineto trty slavegangyoUMmllM'v '
<f ojya tfcgood pl&ntdtfon;afcd'Vt^^£gB*s) , ere-iit artdferftnU, ,
'APrfcsioeni *nd WanW-ifc ray amowrin A)* * v * * -
If lara not elected J-taoty tty alov-es would, riy. *
■.So a* you Jiopo Jbr oftjrt,'dearDeacon'don T t you Ije.
They. will North* of
- •• _ -
Yburabollhon ioo> t
Thfl PBoplft Wow you’ll loseat you l
Pot i in the Sla\ cry candidate, deaf Beaton doifryfiu lie-
Idreameda dreamihe qrtief w«sv
snlb * ' ■* }
JthoifgJit fna\v the-Deacon a running dowh the BifU . 1
Poise TesolimonB mhistnoutlulalseieoTSwereiirhis
®t < ‘t *
Profes ing Ann Sl«tery*dcar Devon howyouhej
vlcfeof slavcryis lying} ll if. *o,:of nU I.owil
Xfertf-youare mdsrvlcrous-asofien
Tottcannoi’sen’emycntfseaij nreH o« Uthrirmh womi
-Do read ourSomhern paper* noW) mid l(st to w-hat Isay ~
Without could not sland ft dayv .?: i
•My:liepe*roy fortune’s• \v»rtt the Sontlr and hef l man.
at&nttti> f * ’■>
s Oirt.hue rests arenmied. dearDeacdiv, don’t y ou he.
VottriTOulietrueibrSlaveryi f-till mustbe^'
. BntMnke-a4iitle iKj!der, toryouAVftro pledged to tuc i -i
In boldftnd.imd op4u tra?array jomm my/.battlecry r j
•And irt yauTjcowror&ambnsh;,--dea£.Deaeo»,-don’t you lie- i
Oh * deurDeoron don’t yon lie for me*
come -io Louisian)',-;:my.sla v e sftngpyou Rtiall
aibegtslstare,
ATE. ' ", „ -- .
raoia wIH stand as Ibllows:
£4 John. Lens,
Geo, Dime,
26 :Osvid Ssnkeyi *
27 John B. Johnston,
l • Democrat. .
■ 2 Wm. P.Small,
Thoa. S. Forsythe,
5 John Potleiger,
' 8 Wm. Orerfield, v
10 Francis &■ Streeter,
tl Gordon F.Mason,
13 -Valentine Best, . ; -
IS Roht.C.Sterrett,
21 Isaac Hngn<,
23- MaxWeUMcCnslio,
20 S, Porter Brawley, ?
28 Timothy Ives.
Whigs 21
Democrats 12
•BtIIiWLTIYiS,
Feitnhsts.
Adam*. ]
Allegheny. .4
Lancatter, it
Bejter, 2
Merrer, 1
Washington,.; 1
Blair, 1
Jlontmgdan, 1
Cambria, t
Cheater,: 3
Daophio, 3
Lebanon, I
: Schajltill, 3
Erie, 2
Franklin, , ■. -i
Indiana, . I
Phitad*. my, 5
Philada. cotinly, : .8.
Some,art, l
Union and Juniata, 2
Delaware, 1
linterne,I interne, 1
CittnhetUm!, 1
con . .are oar friem .Morgan,oftliePa
tnot,ibat the Democracy -will give 4 good account
of themael ves on tbe ?Ui nf November. Tbere are
(went; cauntte* la the Stale, to each of which there
will bo 1 change euflicleni to give the State IA Cass
and Bailer. TheleadiogAbolitiamaw 10 thi* city,
who aupported Jobmton, inform na that they would
rather.cut olTtheir right hand*:than aopporl flea.
Taylor, the Slaveowner'* candidate for. Preifdeai.—
Such will he the. care in other part* of the Slate.—
Penmylvanta will atill be a eompetitorTor Ihe Pme
Banner—yon may rest naaured of-thia ! :•
Who KUltd Olay*
' Gen. Sbields.m one ofhis speeches in
■peak* of Iho butchery of Henry Clay at the << Whig
■laughter home Convention ” in Philadelphia:
Clay haa oneconsolation, however,lteonjolation
itcan be called; 'Although agtailed; and perhaps
abased by his enemies/ he never. was disgtaced. ex«
cept by his own friends. A countryman nf mine, by
the name of.fhtnnelly, was a bntcher in the' army;
Heuaed to attend to hn tduly aa a butcher. until s
.fightcameon/siul theniiß would snatch tip some:
hind of uniform-and. pitch jnto Cie tlnckeat of the
fight; -At. Chaputt*pec*,h», got in,advance of the.
line,and having on a Mexican uniform was mistaken:
for a Me. touts fired, upon and hilled. I soon came
neross:and recognised hint*:'A6; hal'DonueHy, is
.Ihat youi' and are you tyonnded t Ves, General;
said he; f am badly wounded ; Tbra.s»sood>as de»i
now.- iiut, C.cneraj, sald.be/tliank find, 1 was not:
killed by the Mexicans. It was my own tneifds that
■hot me. So with Henry Clay. H was not the de*
mocrats who hilled'hint;. taut tl.was fit* own friend):
ForlhtHoriimg Past-
OplnlOM aliont Optiilou*.
Ms. Editor Yon may .have observed m the
.Gazette, of Monday, a. very important ;ilem,.:givmg
the “opinion” ofifinv.-Metcalf, of Kentucky,; as
to what Gen. TaVco*'* ' “opinion” isy ahnul : the
IVifmai Proviso. Oov. Metcalfs “opinion” ispthat
General Taylor's “ opinion” lolavoratletn the
)Vilmot Pr9viso~-ind to ,Uils overwhelming suppo
sition she. sapient editor of the Gazette adds his po
tential belief, that Gen. Taylor; “so understasdsibls
position •’ .
Now, vvlint grcsS’humbug, what; contemptible
quibbling is this! What a miserable system
ping.tlie d—lround' theietampl” \Vhy could not
Geo. Taylorgive hie own; opinion nn this question
without disguise or prevarication,as Gen. Cass hss ;
done lo hisNicholatinlett^i l f The.(rienda ol General
Csss are not driven loaijy such expedients, os this;
afpiltngeimmse oil supposition,and giving forth the
grossamount as theprnbable opinion of their candi
date on any question,
honest and candid for'oncoi or permit their coodi
date to be sot* Why atumipt to palm the monstrous:
falsehood upon the pdh|ic, that Cien, JViplor,'a larEe
slaveholder, surrounded tod imbncd-with-pro-ilsves
ry inSuennesy holdi; opinions: In common with the
.Free .Soil: party of the North! Yet this huge irapot
siuon ia aicempted. ohd to be completed by the
volunteer “ opinion” o) a Wing- stumper mTien-'
lucky, backed by the “ opimon’fnf a whig editor of
Pittsburgh, . The value of tills mode ofarnving at
Taylor’s might be rhua raled : Taylor’s
own opinion, ifglven,would be of yburae reliable
/--but-Metcalfs ” opinion”
on-,” is not half an; “ opinion”—and. the; Gatettb’s,
“ oplmonV.-added to Metcalf’s “ opinion” is no
“ opinion” at all. ■; . MARKS.
, 'His .official SaJ&tbt G<rii§ttsr,‘t.t. Ijoaernor cod
sa«ur|ccnt,so^lio n riß as
fllpi t %r' *
, , f ttiChfcrimor.
l£ilig,*tfed»i. . ; 4 PricoVonwi.. .48,170
HolUna, Whig... jHendrick JVh/g. .32,936
_ . , _ 14,953 j 15,234
. _ Members of Congress. '
ittsl'. Demerit*. ■ Whigs. Dem. mil.
1.. Bowlin. *..410,312 C. 776 3,636
2.. Bay .....4 834--. 638 136
3. ,Gteen v .-*. .9.7J4 v 3,417 2,337
4.. 10,840'- l 4,418 6,422
5. ,,41,062 , 5,843 _ 6,219-
"4 W ' 3MS2-18,940
- * 31,422 „
f ,i I— + *■ 5 L.
:OcmoiMtM>naltmadnlM#illeiit<dt
.Weha«e,rea»on tocdngrslulateflhbllenidccacyof
Pennej’lianiajonlbßjelectioa.ofCiJlil’iiirrEi.ttie;
DeOioeruticCilnntCommiSsionerdiydinSJorityafbc
tween 2 and 3,000 over lbs Whig candidate! —
This glorious intelligence btoughj tiie wbigs'of thi*
region fhirly out Of (heir bopis, -..petitions wel-ettl
- ready ont io PfiiU(leTphia4.a((ca4ier4iid HarrUhbrghjl
in. fsyoyptaWbig office Jninton-,on. fhepub(ic;worit»y
but-inetead ofsncceedttigintheeleclioniiFiohi.Nfr,
he n iogloriously defeated.' So mtfch to good.
' ~ tifarritburffJfKWonf
WT'Sirmlarpetitioni,we .areinrorraed.werein
oirculaiioa'.hereamingst the-whig*; tahave demo.
cratiremojed/romihe public works, in order that
Ibeir places might he titled with « lean, lank and
hungry ’’whig#,-i.-.Verily,their disappointment-mast
have been great. ■“ ;
LOCAL, MATTERS.
Coujit of QtiASTEwSEsMone. — JUgndaji Morning
—Pmmt,-Judges PattoA, Jobes and Kean.
The nomea or the G/andJuror* were ealled -and
seventeen answered to their names.' Jive or six
were fined, and two were excused." ItoschT Hi*
lands was designated as Foreman,
The names-af the Traverse Jurors were .neat
called ; and absentees fined* 1
Mr. Magrawgave notice ihathehad reiigned the
: Deputy Altorney Generalahip*- Judge Patton asked
if any member of “the Bar could give anylnformstran
as to the appointment of Mr.'Magraw’s srheeessor.
No one answering, the Conn appointed-judge Shu
ler to prosecute for this Term, .who accepted. - ;*v
After some unimportant business the Court ad
journed till 2 o’clock, P. M.
We understand that J. B. Sawyer, Esq., and Ed
rnornl Snowden, Esq., will assist Judge Sbalerdnring
1 In conaeqnsnee of. the: immense pile of basinets
. for this Term; Judges Jones and Kerr,will meetin.
the District Courtroom every day Tortile purpose of
disposing: of the■ smaller: matters pertaining to the
Criminal Court, lutUaway the business will be
greatly facilitated, - J
In the afternoon a number -of trifling .cases were
disposed of too very - eummsry minder, by the
Court.
The Grand Jury found a . *‘Tine Bill , J m the ease
of Commonwealth rr. James Ready, aliar James
Hut.
i This case was then taken up. Mr. Magraw,ap
: peered for Commonwealth; Mr- AUlen for Defence
i The prosecuting Witursi was James M’Fsdden;
i He u so Irishman; came to tbit coootry with s>,-
- bOd; hoarded with Mr. l,ynrh, fit. Clair street; kept.
: hit money all in gold.and *itv*r.,.»«ti a feather trunk,
mini bed roam. Defendant roomed with him; *nd
he was a saddler and wav out of uinney; Jlhniight I
would give him a sovereign for making apouch fur
me. i missed ihemonsy.at once suspectedßudy,
and made infitrmation. Heard he whs in Jlercer.
weat with an officer to Mercer: found him in custo
dy, and » great portion of the money with him,
[Witness identified a few of that pieces.) l : :
Mr. I.ynch was called, who-stated tint Defend
ant professed la he out Of money, and could, no;
pay his hoarding; did - not tell him he was going to
tears
—Ttus-casewilt gain the Jury tins morning.
Daowsto.—While two boys went out on the Mo
nongahela, in a skiff, yesterday morning, ihe liule
steamer Waiter Forward came alpntf, and ran over
them. One of them was drowsed, and had not been
found when oar informant left,
v —ft e have slave learned that lhe hoy was. found.
Hi* name is Cbnsnan fitnnehart; he' lived with his
parents in Birmingham, who ate German; Tie was
seventeen year* of age- The Coroner held an in
quest,
i Pstsi.vo Cocnrrsrcrr Norseor* less dciuuii
; nation than Five Doti*«s.—On Thursday, the
| ease of horton who was convicted at the lsrt terra of
(the Qaarter Sessions,: thy pasting counterfeit ,«3’s”
I upon Ohio Banks,;was hoard m-the. Supreme Cobrt.
! Mr. Damir appeared Tur Norton {Mr.- Mag raw for:
, Commonwealth. , . ' c
: ■ The Court declined giving an opimon in this case,
-because sentence had never been passed ; they could
not girea decision where there’ was no judgment.—
So the matter end»,ns for the Supreme Court. :■
}>• The Grand Jury will bare abusy time of if,
if they do their duty in relation tothe numerous un
licensed doggeries now m this city. The fights that
occur nightly in them, trq disgraceful. Gambling
is practised to sn incredible estent. as we are in
formed by the Night Police.
: MBf|:Wby has not Gov, Johnttottmade bisappoint
ment of Deputy Attorney for the county known f—'
Whodoesnotkqowt , He fears ihesqhitm that ivill ;
be eaaeedin thcranksof Ihjoffice hunting parlyby
tho dlsappoinlment that will be esnsed to some half
dozen ombiuous young men of the Bar/ J *„
WT a buggy >u mashed* in Irm'njtreet yester
day.; A.lady wa« »n it, but ws» fortanately not in.
jured. ' ,- - v _/ *
Mavob’i Orrvn—itoniay - JVomfiyr.—Bn t
ca«qinT-ablackf(otnKn^eli»rgedwitbtlrttiikßnnß»3-
'23ii inat,, AucE, d4ughter of lleary aud
Rebecca & iißtntortvaged one year.and eight dayg
-The frjendß Of thfl fimjiJf-are inpiurt ta attend her-fu*
nml,iromlheif/inew(lenceoniPc¥eQtb*Ureei,cg>nfV'of
Cherry alley! atlCo'dock, this raormng.
.Oiv.Monday oioltiinpv lhe 33d fnattmt; Wilson F\vS.'
»cQslt9K9BfaldeAt;B4A orS.'a7i4>M«hlcGinnes9< arttV.Q.
r enioflth9 aiid - r . - /•
. Tl»e ,tuaeraliwai;uiVftiploce thifi'day -lToeadayVat 8*
o’cluct, from,ihe residence ©fhiSpareuts.^onPribe
,stteet,.mreat<jr:ih»Alercy?ilosp«at..; of th*:
fanrny w Umted to onemh - - ►
crw. 8. DUtrtct CouK.-.Tlie United Slates
yuinot Court wilhroeal ' eveiy: day, 'until the election,
•from lOtoi n’clocktv tr-nsturalized
haapeltersk’oionJhiimi:. " - * sepaS-le"
r’\ »»'■'" ■ ~ v~'V r" ’:■>
HhSK OP PnTMDROU{>
, % % . October 10,184& * J
<■« ctationfor thiiteen Zhrectora orchis Bankiftr.
«ie eiwnmg year, will be tic id ov the JBankingv Jibuti oir
Woivaays thejwentietb dojr of November, next. .:. ' , .■: '
©d9l;dtrt: :> Jotm Bsvoe», C»3hier.
r":y'-’-V.7 ■ --- 'v., V' y- ••'• ry l! :::• V.; •* r
BankoFPirrsjrtftGir.V .
. October s£?!, J 849, \ -
IT7“ An eleeuoh for thirteenDirector*, toserve for the,
ensuing year, will.twiheld at Ote.BottkmC'cllott.teon Jtfotw
day; November 20th,4S18,betwarnMh&lKmr&of
and 3>, *t. 'TRovua M, Hows,
ocitadie ' Cashier
lUebciuit MtSCJiCTVHEB'i
- ' at. 1843 $
• ID*'An fje cuon tor lliiri*fttßir«4otil of int
Ulo.rMUmjf yror. %nll heheldatihe Baptinj UoUse.onT
MDKiiay.Uie&lUidsyofNoveaitiernerl.
ocrSltit W’ It. Cashier
j people would iifftentoxrason.'ttareadily.asthcgH
do u> * humbug/? in the*
choice oFTcmcdie<: for disease: . r .woflW t»nddtthtcttv
CbckenerSugor-coatert VegeftthlePunja
uvi»,.i?iiU to alLotfccrst'iiiKVfOT thL« : pfaiiisftuso>u?4Qßt.
4hey porsesa hlHhe e&eoual reqtnslle&.of an. effectual
icniftdy. They ore of vegetable origin ; thqyare.palare-.
aijle»uiey neither gTme nor vonseatei they
the sent of dißesfie jjhey never foil to effect apernuutent
,cure ; ip alVcosee -where they arqtt *commend*d/>.'Alnlua.
can tie lubsunnaied hy ustintoiualflfrofnlodiCAflndfien
•Uemen;rif the highest and mostiipdQabwd'
integrity* They nlleoncurin the:ppinipn>lhat.Chcke-uv
e* T a Srtgqt-cpote4 Vegetable Pills, wbeivoropejly admin
istered, hive neVer beep knqrwn curing com*
plaints.; aLthe 'liver, fOiinumpuonrjaftndiße, Ayboopiug-<
:Coaßft;,fe.V«rii'-.^f.toli':Viii4se''t^ | ff (!^oo^^r -‘^ s P e P9thV'
hendaphe. *tmt. dropsy, pox orchoJenuqor*
bus:- They; have Ukewrißft henn eminemly.
tvhemhe diseoirii'Jmd defied the efforis.ofrhrmost skilful
physician*: '
K7* Sold by W.M. JACKSON, flen. Agent,
cctW ■ W I‘dbeTtysiteetv Fmshbteh.
[For Agentnqpe adTernssnsni.j r
Jjpfißyaßfci
- Hi
• .J--> •■■• 7 -** i-
3WM
Yean, Oct. 23—GR. M.
Float—The market iaCrtn with good eastern pnd
Ijtome demand, with sates of Genesse at SSjCCSj,.
| 62 pee bbl.
t -^Gratn—' There it a:goodtenijfliry fnr good sample*
"of Wheat, but poor foil nNS'.ttegJecied., There is s'
steady deraand,fSr.Corai«ilVeslis of prime .Whim
ai 68c f Jsates ( of ■pjnme feettoWsl.We.^knshel.
Whiskey—SalesatSdc.pr gallon.
There id no change in pother articles nasally re«
ported. /,'• . i , r
'
__ -PHttAbEUPHIAj Oet;23pfr, P.M. -
Flour—The market i» Steady, hut'hot active, JW*r|
note aileaatss,37sr bbh i 1 r' w ' f 1
Com Steal—Sales, to a numerate, eiteot ats3,6S
& bbli v *- i j j
Graift—' WhVat ia in active retjuert’fljt fall’ prices,
wsth aalesorPnme,‘ited at slilOjSljUV'huahel.
Sated of Prime Yellow at 67c. bushel,
-Cotton—The markef'io-daywaeheaVyi ' ’
Whiskey—Sales mphra. at24c. f
Previsions—t hear or' very little doing tO-day.
; ..flroeertes—The.market remains unchanged*■■'• w*
■ tlUrriConaunipnoirf^ia-disease wbicln m: ebnyjiig iia '
victims to the tomb brlliOusands, .wilhoulbeint; arrrsl
:edm its prpgressby lhe.medlcines in- common use:at the:
present tunc, - Bin a brighter day IS' corning, 'arut -has .
-come—as to successfully arrest: this disease* DR. RO
GER'S 1,1 V'itß WO RT-A NQ TA R; notonlv' sivesimnir
dmle relief in COUGHS amt COEDS. Out from the teall-'
mony of men of the highest standing hero and elsewhere,
it is making some very remarkable cures of CONSUMP
TION. Improvements in the treatment of diseases are
onward; and nothing cna Attest iff spirit in the present
age. Those who are nfilieted with diseasedZuhgrwonld
do welt to call on KbiEEbANX) * HARDER,'Gront sl,
one door below Second «c,lheagents, (uKt ,eetlio cetti
ficales of Dr IVm. J Richards, dodge War Burse, the
wps of the Rev Geo. VV, Holeyvaud of Br Hiiam Cnu
tate Professor in the rcleeilo Medicul CollegeoftCincu,
■*au it > '
' flyOoodsdfa & Clark; of Bellevfee t Okie, November
23d> 1846, senlaleUerip Dr. Vaughn, the proprietor
oflhe celebrated JLdthomript*& MiztorSfthe GreatAtber-;
•lean Jtexnedjywitb-a etaiemennharinr-thet vicinity or
Ohmwherethey dobuslnersiiUearijclehaa'hsdunpfe
'Cedeiiied .sales,.[Nothing lirehhas ever:: (H>j>eated<:
People re»im to u tor oU complaint*jand itaeilirclis oN
.wayscood.. Old cases, whichhavebaffledihe akilt.
ofmedical menf ivundthe faculty ure'
using it- In-theirpmcijce, large: number of medico) r
.men ore ogenta for itd sale—a^m>ngproof ot ibegrem
vrmiespr.ibe article. Calyon A*rnu,Jn ouc.paper r
whose «arme»~*fe;io be rmiuiDunuer Greftf American
Remedy, and got n Pnrophfet,
Agents inPmsbtrrgh.JuYS A Beocewat, Nb;£Liberty
st, near Canal Bamo- < * jyM
10* IvfLAiairATiox or tub
ri'yr , raWrp//iJvviHberourula«r<arnnir*tortbetibote
pwnfalnmlnrtyjberouse they purge from tbefaody those
eofrupi-andstagnant huraorswhiebaT* the:.cpnse iiot
only of infi&ramfttmh.oftbA eyes* but.ofeverydescnp*
liotr of disease; . From three toieixof tbe above-named
■lndian Vegetable PiUSjtaken .'every:.night.on going to.:
bed, will ip a short time, completely nd the body of eve-;
tyihmgiU&m opposed to lieobh 5 andiheremrewill as
-1 anredly mate n perject cun. zf %njfaamuuio7rofth6eyni*n&-
: atthp some ume the blood and otfrrrfluuUwillfieof tucV
a.beattby qnahi>Y Thai disease ai Qiiyfcmd-wilfbe abrfv >
lute!)* impossible. t „
...Seieartof'.Counter/eits aiidT'niWiiaru.—Remeniberihaf
theOnginMfrnd Only Genuine Indian; VegrtabTe Pills,
.have the written denature of WjJjooJ WiuonT on the
top label of each t*or
member, also? thatMe«m-FenchiwnMer& Co., of'
New Yorkt Ja*< 9. A Co,.ai Cincinnati; andJ.
U. Wilder At Co., *! Iflouisvilie; are sot .agents for tius
-medicine, and we cannot guaraniee ibe genumencssof
that offered fay them for sale
tor sale as Wnghl T iPrineiMiO£ce|
I CQ Race street. Philadelphia: and by Joi/s TirosjrSoN,
.ISC liberty street, Pmsbnrghyrs., whois sole agent for
this ruy. fay.vrhomdealrfs can at the wholes
tale rate *■ oertd
PKTTSBO&GU THKATHK*
O. S’; Poster**-.*
rsres* orAunmos*
Puttie *^§s.oo k |.:9iugie «Tsci
Drets Circle' -Site |*wednd *3o |JSt« < Vsc
Gallery' - dUi* | Pnvateßozea 'ft 00
Jp*r»jihrughtot Sir.OWENS .
i. < tTE. < a>Ar > October bettered o*Hc*e»?fiit sketch.
-V ;
A (ilattrc ft! PhlUilelpltier .
■Jabey loae of Ibr JPHoys) • , Oweua..
PerriUn . . .-.-.Mr.J Dtum.
I.ize.(Anrof Che OilalA): • - ‘Mutt AmmCruise; i- ,
Comic. Pus de Dent, Army and A'ary,—Ml*sAVali£rs -
ami Mr Good win
v . previous 10-wMch. a hmrbable Plrce. cnlW * ■.,*•■■ :
PtEASA\ v T b r 1
Christopher Strap.Mr.6iren#| Nancy'Strap,A:Cruwe.
y |0» Doom open at T; CutioittWtHris»ar7|o>fock.
IAOK- i*A jßOiirimg teertnuiton
>JJ: Cliitwreelby VSfeet to mi alley. Also, foot Lot>r
tM/ceifrouto n kCooVbrs‘6rfreideep
■ m an alley; price,s2o9 eaeb, terms
ip five equal yearly nnpnemsm
* OVTilBniT, Gen Agept.
aei?4 ShailhiiMdatn’rL.
or tiifT baNkTotnoiiE^riJß
♦j hasnowiredeemed nnurly.aU
- ti* t«aoet thatw*ere:iH eireulMmii aiihe-iimeot ilie rob-:
hery of'tihe PresWeor, in (kecetnber:.lasr.: Ik. has. ai a:
4aifn expease;adveru«e«l ti.e jrol»bery m alt the dues »i
..H}a.i’cjon,- D'htuAl*o picen.widely eneifdetl ncaice or
Mhr issue ot neW' note*.and that nona of a pnor to
1843; havfe .'heaivjFirt'tilaitd by. lUe Hau'k jsince tne rob
bery. It to bebeve ihalauempKaieTOakuts
to rumlata-somo ot the stolen uoT.es; JhwfOTe;.in order,
further t<eguard the.Banb.agiimstwroug; it now
dice that noneof ihe old tuues ofa datejiriorioilie.year
J€4P,\vili be redeemed;trnlesa.upon saiisfaciory evidencev
that they are jhotiesily held, wuh mformancu <rhen»
Avhetevhott. antf of woom iheyrtvero ahiamed, and that
the hdlders believe ihey arO ; not arpattrof. the'.sioleu
jnoney. This evidene.fr and informaUoa aceompa
ntetl w&proper.alEdaviis of the -Hdd the pnblic
• refused 10 receive theold issues, afler nonce of the. tab*
iho»« m whoso bandiuberiben werejconld readily'
haensabsGed tue BanVlhai/They were jrot-a parvof ibe
mopey siolenfrocfi. the President; aptHhe Bank lvcouW
long since hove been 1 ahle to deteouhe nnd uU'
thoso whoivetfr-ooiiceroed m muudag the stolen, iioief;-.
andaeiiherthfl community^narthe Bankwonfdbave auf' 1
ferert'do**:' it is hoped the public will slUi sssui m irac
ing oßihbse notes yet in circulMlom Neiiherßonks or
BroVert wlll receive them.
ocm iuw3w DAVID TOWNSEND, Cashier
A NOTBEB ALB of Italian AsJtVaurk'fitocbof
J\. prk Goods wifi be held on TiiesdoiyOctober St,
1M& dim* store, ?«ixC3Wood*treet.'.Tne.a£sorimenr
»* etili good, and stock Iwgeihmoiigirvlllbe found—
BrdadcfoUiSf
PrißU r Ginahainai Tape Cheeky and bm%
Murfta*,.LuienHaciuilmck4.„3)o‘i.ainefi J .Cashmere v
Shawls, black-THiUfr- Ladles’: Gloves, -HoSierjvTatent;
Thread,: Spool OmoivSilk HdkfL,brownHonsnris,a‘
t: variety of T«loril.Triraißings,Fancy Axticileei - > j 'i>f
• xßeaietswnt fiiid.iheaneudaucetoihetdSalck their
•advantage, a* ai them rnoovlota of goods ore saenficedj'-
.whilfialf-aresohiai bargains, derign is to
close the stock ont, at any and:lbe gootUoffered are:
ta be positively-sold , ‘ - v . ;
u -Thegoods willbe anangedia tots around
and .numbered, and can be exommedoatlyontbe mom*:-
lioeofaoie. ’ - ■ -a--- , •■.
Thtibllomng liberal terms are offered t—Forallßums
over/8100, 3 mo?, credit .for approved‘endorsed ;note»:.
and over 8600,6 mere. ~ H
l-l-amiM JQHK3X.OA-Vl5! Aucu ,
T ARD—Atrwbbls. and Vegafortafoby , „
Li octiM SMITH & SINCLAIR-
vJhTQTIGRn-urhereasi letters of adtmoutrauoti-on the
Rotate of Daniel late,oT AUegheny city,
Allegheny county, dec*-d, haVe been graoied .io- ihe aub-,
senber; all persona indebted to said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment And those JmvSng claima
ugainatthe same,- duly audienilcated,
for settlement, tb lhosubacnberrat ihfe.warehouse of S;
'McClurkap * C0.,N0, 183 Liberty «t» Pmsbnreb: ; r'.
mu24titw JQBBPR KIRKPATRICK; Adip>.
SAfiK OP HOUSE AND Utn' AT Al'CfjoN.—
AVUt be offered at Public- Sale, on- TOESDAY,
next, Ooiqb*r24t?uaMl o'clock- in-tlld
of the Kxecutora of Andre w ; Nesbit, deceased: a-Lot-of-
Ground 2j> feet front on Pike: street.by-100:i>ft:deep to
.:MiUberry..all*y, mi which is erected &Two:stor?.Frsme
Honse: "TerniaaiMtle. ’
„ 0c42 y - J Auctioneer,.
t'asbtonable Ciotbioff Store*
fN AVJSRNEB.UHG bJfgeleavelo-Jii/orm.hi*fricnd*tuid':
ihe publto-ln general<hai,he has opened a: NEW!-.
iREADViMADEFASHIONABfcKCI.OTfIINasTORf!;::!
:oa Market streef, second dobr from
hehas. nnd always--keep^ottlvand).a iulhas sort ni.cnc. of:
Clothing, which he wilt seUQn,
the most reasonable terms, (hr CASH ° ;
- . He nUo wishes tocalUUe attennrtnofbiaArienusrUiia
. the public .in general totis-vefyexisnsivosciecuon of
FrencWEngh6hanftßtilgiaQCloibs;nndCaanmexesaiH
ieitdleMVanety<amfYesim«a forever)'on.a>iUße fc 'Whu*hr.;
lwt int»e.-East,nnff^rtuch^■wtUhftv
madft foorder
Head GhiOilers, tf'il J.lberiy *nreet, (lote MCGiure A Co p
and at prices that will nut bytbe be*i ot
bdrgairy maker-, ~ - rJV ERKEfiCRQi
, No 251 labenystreeLandi:
o<M&*y Marketsirerb 2J door Troga Second
"h JSTHON 3 XENOPHON’S MEMOHABnJA Xen "
; >opfaon , grMefflrorabtUa.oi‘:socratesi>with.‘ : Boglt»b
notesVcrilicoland
ner AVia-ger’a Lifo qi Hocrates, etc.: by Charles AntbOD,'
-Colombia Vorfo:and:RecioeoMhe4firamt
Ju e i received and tor aa^tiy
JOUNSTQN A STOCKTON,
oetlHt * Booksellers, cor 1 Marketond 2d aw
v «Tl«w Gooda^V
T HAVE JUST OHENEDjj well selected lock of Jail
-X-'and and-Vestings {at-Uie.
: lowest market price,) to-whieh'Pwould invite .the. fiTidep*
tiou ofiny customersrtuiiLothersm warn oiVcbeap- ond:■
well made Clothing. - JAS Mc£»UIRE r T'ailor < {
- octSO- * ~Tbird at, nfarAVodd. :
Glciiii, tiiauware. *
•CT ..M’KEK 4k CO.-;"Mnnutacfurers ofevery description:
O* of YlAlSi 'BOTTLF.S AND WINDOW GLASS ~
aWareboase on.&econdAtreer,.vbetween
kef . Piushonjh. Pa
CATSUP * LEMON SVBUP DOTTLES v PJCKLE
?AND< V.RESj2BY£ JARS, constantly. ou-bandcniul :for
<ole, wholesale and retail *
Ai*o-~iUh CfoiPni. Doubk. Sfnngth-, :
and CflJ?M«on.lKliYX>OW.GLit2isiwarrxntcdcqimltoany
made west of the Alleghenies "
; Oiid'Bizra ana ftacuonal hgbtacui to order ai th
honest nouce. ‘ faepS d2tfcw2n
Fluiot. ■,
4 SPENDIDAS3ORXMSJNT or s: O/OOANtAIfD
JX. ROSEWOOD RJAfiOS. jot Cl. -nei~ Thew ia
stiuracais ato rocide afler the ' and of tSo
bt it malcrial, and willlji! sol J lowior caul., by
.P. HMJME,
No. it 52 Wood street, SiUToctf ftbpre Fifth.
-N;B.'—ThoM*'v!ioon*|ti-want : ofa'g(todv i iajj rn metit
aro tie these,4wfote
nurclia9ingH«ewhem f D« they:4aiiHot brfel&elleil by uny
in ihecoDtUrjvaud will ,2><t sold lotTctahaiHUtcbrofight
just deceived; ro'ttPtalO!J, r 6f llam>'
\ burgh ttanufocture* warranUdTff be-snperiot lomtyecpt
4 sold mibigiflßrkct, }* ? , jtbclS3)y> >_ c-y- -l 1 . B.
BUGGY SOB applied'
G>rsttfm-S tfew Buf?7 r md« andliMrtiedia fim
rawsiyt^^Atifplr lo^'*-
- „ -i f TSlri %n«MjVoop. \
r, lCrsw t)y Mrs
l>i Clttike—(MW, .
Mentel’jjGirraatfijhiiratutt^Vois,—9J,oO<- '-
AlaerhroOl', ftyJrtony FoitealenS V 015.—51.75. - v ~
CilSUu IpglUh e(l)il»n, UlpslmlwJ, a vptii.- ‘
'BopAafionfS: *•< <• i " V
steel engraving* Vns* 50
Worts,4W-#is(f
' & ;* *
LilmriS) 2\ ols^-SCffff
„ hyCnftyfea*: 2 »
- , >Hf,ft BO3WOKTJH,
oct?l vl * , _’_l <(Sti~ nearMartft
a, AMt-E&nuj ctF.RY.— Oatu, ■'
junfcjtreeUneMWottd.icMidmfonnih* Ltdirs
i (PnpbojghiSnJ, v«slnl}y,»hM t\)t isilf oprn -on
l ojsitay, tlitelih raft, an eWemuvs osairtmtM of Foil
and YYinteT-MiHwery, »» *- «rtss)
_ fliiiT PltlceYiiijri iittt Borik,
TITS* Kf3C33rm> h? 3T A. MTNF.RS-.Kai}> \Y*l
- author, Mias Ellefi Puckering* ' '^ L
:- r ShandyMcßu're, dtTnci'sopori raal
Tale ofiheSea,ByE CottisfcMm»vU S.N
for November
Demomtlr UovjeW, fonOetoLeh * V
JjttteJPa ‘23l. - ,
WbatJ «awinCai}fbfrii4,l?7 EatdnUryaAt \ *
Monthly Conrir r.for October _ _
A large lot of FinV Tisane Faber,
BERFORl>"orAllegßen , yClty,'iiajt 7 aHtli*al«>Ttr.
a»lD?rSmiihitel4 fiireeuibttddoorjiboraßecoiuKJoctlS
TU^fltfcoi^ HEAtr v**
w andeplendnJ lissonrcemof ■
;;fifcOTOSL, CASSI*- •;
MEBESand VESTlffeSswhkh'*© oiferNdfcdtChaap. .
be^-pUi£2i&44&e)sttQtore'ih' , ifc6‘tii)£ The
.publjeaferespeclfnlly »> *V "
ocrflO. 7 .
~ > T * gnat * - -~*
TTAYING provided jOoOcU
JJ.'adapted to the oily begjo4tttit e H'lb^iißen<
I tiottrof. every peT*oftiputeb«lag* or -W'tnifchase, ’
ICtolhipgfor thefsl^or-winter-vreorMp to
l oflferip the way.of.bargatiut •iMy > ,6MF\e«’v«ts of the new*
.esrandricbesulioLcaitbe cd)taioed : <<*a ,, i l )t'«tut3eareib]]y > '-
celected, F,wiil-«ell cjienpvrr?uae ;ibar T fit
-and pleaae be of that fdrvjto pwtfrdipU
bC:Bpattd.:on my.parli,Any soli, '
may
inrwear or otberwirer.wtft'ment ivhb* f*v: ■
and casbprices. ni No, 30, Fift|i atit.ef.''- ”{
octgg r ...... 5 ,
bap £o*^.; - ■* *
15 u ,<• "'V ** v
10 Jt oWhgpv,JaVff>
no half chetu "v*»
- 2p. 1* ' CbeelittanA-C^feigTear
_ _ . 50
AesOTtptf. J 1
r is \
3i> 'i* ChfUiCOlV >
5 jCaijih* V
lo ‘£he EalmrOfmAtmotriScwp.
4ff Jt M. RTBsiimt; ,$ ' L
..g0...it’ - •
'3O «-
'**. *
" lsw> ** Xante ,i w ' '
3 obbl«>SmaJlLioat por^hr'
li _‘* Cnuhedattd
10 s|.,o CiaMfi/idSo«i»? s v r
~ 4 r *
> lOlihds NetrOrfehui '*> \
4 do2-fuse Olive Oih *
Id-* 1 canaaopetioeAEDstanL'
C 41 i Extr^cpr,t'Jnp)»^. * *
£j*« '« , Ynnihv - i* 4 ,
' 4
i Paitej- * - ’■* w / -t' ’
. - \ >‘ sZJr-onee i, » , ,4. 1 * 1 ,~r
‘ : .** \
Ci bhTs &umoKt >» -'* ? ,
5. * ‘Mac^eiW
loiendtbbli. l -
COX & and
-sftto.:Faient*2Sn§VW«rh: '
150 Comßrootnn 1 ' “ *+ *-
JWbhli V. a attf
, 10 '‘l &ndfcercO<d,fensyfab3-.
•60 hoxea Cream Cbeeaer v < «
Wholesale and n*iail hy* J. 0: Mlhtt&Mß,
oetSO Corner of TVpQU'dnd Fifth ctreeta.
s«p23-
iJ by - {QTtnj KINO k MGOHHKAir
. Alttgleat P4»n Km««(or*
Pl'ltf roe«riir>Mhfli ■’
lkiUrtff .Ma&cai VTQttL acvTe ftr • '
jhr C’hrcai*<! wiri<»U i
with tax teti 3 tnicnio m?'bip joint*. ’ , f
k . .> -ABRAItAM &, VROT.ANa
ft* Y„ AprU?, I3i*
..ftljr. il- jKs :'-
ft*-eight mSath*,. and eo»M reliefs Yonr
Mejlttai.Tiin tn
« wa^perwPtly.cßTf^d! uny
nwreof'ii.lw'onKt notJalrera linntfted dottiir>.{6r ihe*'
• tiatniwe of my box. ' XVI IfAM*.
W North. AMre sireel New
.•■.'/•••|E3?*-iJAll , l’Ji*N~? ZkaUrtfstntltj HrpaHn /ftrf&y“••
Xazl\ >rti«re r.tftK
wholesale and retail; U ai 4l S Broadway.
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