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PITTSBURGH: yt ' FT J* , r-.uited . BJ h,» ““ JzJr,!!, H ke Reported for the Moraine Post »
>S , *r*!Vl»»V>« i THUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1843 v ,^' C^C^ erl3 5 ,n 8& ia J^*' 10 e<p»culnn,*McbicnSoJl ,m»«a to be lies, byao* ( > «jj)
% '*' l ‘t^iVS'>,y'' [ ,’>v nPMorkATlo unMis.alTnu. rMoU m TuesJay *«at, %ho thomjrwhich cannol bo succejrfully questioned by liqoora in lht people are oppoacd Shipwreck ami Lou of tire. , . » , * &
DEMOCRATIC KOMI NATIONS. events or last m c lu would remove th'em«at once any of the Federal party. Since that time, JOfiftiS, to licowing pußJicEoosei. - fettArauniA, Nov. 1, 1848. » »~ ' “Tfi
- from our mind. The Democracy of Pittsburgh as- Clavtok, a Senator of the Stalo of Delaware, lias Mavae’s OrrtC£~7s«sAi« 'mZAT t, The Barque Wales baa armedjrt Rollon* report- " '>A *
Bcmblcd of M’Anolty’s warehouse, m their full come down to the level of the blackguard also, apd sir diuftken case-nere in lhATn^'^ ln ? lh e | W t | ra Three " l - - J ‘
*& 7 * strength The immense building vas crowded to .iellff an admiring‘UWhTfl’V&multilutle that Gen nf*<h«r ». »a. u j»nd the return of ihe droivUcA.'-* i T /
'f* lo v ycte ; npable tocffiect atrentrancc: ,It was un. whon ho returned from only'Flench' in i‘«iAi» ■'-itvi :^li'; 'V<-
11 questionnljjylhq largosHanalmost enthusiastic town fiirnituro,buthe'broughtChampagne wine. (Jham- paid Chiir lines - °°-” *" ' ° r the “ ana A ,
*sv£* I p'-Vt.':'*’-'** 1 meeting ever held in this city. The hearts of tho pagne wino is good; We all like Champagne Wine „ „ r ’ ' "7
people appeared to move with but one pulsation; He did not mean to say lhai Gen, Cass was intempo- TOR s orrict.—JFeifnetday mornfng.-A very • v , „X>X'
V^ , /vCv , ’-»V«Vi k*.*" and that vras to hringbabk good eld Pennsylvania to rate, for he knew ho was n6t; hut he intended to 8 P«y was in attendance; bill they were a don ~ „ A ”
I>7'‘ the honored and exalted position alio has occupied say that Gen. Casa was like tho most of other people W-_ We th,„t Uiem beneath oar notice. All wore \T
'3 ; m former years. It vntl be done’ PENNSYLVA- -he liked good things*. Now, it is not to bewon arrested for except two, who were - \ " r *
'•'> HIA WILL BE REDEEMED! dered at,that ■< joung whig.» mamfestso little ot ‘ 3ke ” Hall,” Fifth street, on the - Y 1 '
When wo we found tho meeting organ- anything like reason or intelligence, when lheir se- ® v va 8 a oDdiem.” A , »!ti^v«S^)4km>sms^Sfo)m
C ®!* ?T99AW»EbES=E in the chair,and I*hak- mors, who are learned, and who hold stations -once Grand Jury have ignored the indicWent 7;»>t
*"' f l y T, cm J. Esq. occupying the speakers stand. filled by gentlemen, either do not know, or entirely preferred against tho “.Sons’ of Temperance” of ' £ J V
■-C ■£ ?I^W® c P.h r 9r this gentleman was .eloquent* power- forget, what is conduct becoming gentlemen? and M*Kec£|)orty foremptyfogoutthe contend pf two .'.*■■ H : v
l fol and Argumentative. He spoke in tho English- d eacond to the ievel oft he roost debased and degrad barrels,jprluch contained Wlnsk^yy-though branded ' i r 1
/A k< and German langnagcs, with great effect, and was cd of mankind. «Vinegar w The indictment was «MahcionsMis- - r ': r y f
constantly greeted with tho wildest Bfaouts of op- ' ' ‘ chief,” aqd as there-didnor appear to be
p jP r yD)arkeditf f ignorainoaa’» •;^v;-■*^r*
V.. 4 Tiiouas, F. JMlaeshali, tho, chivalrous : aDd '^ectdcdthat^rosecutdr , shoiil<! , tiir'!tbh»dt)sts;*- :;: '
. "^RVt : : Kcntucktani next addressed-tlic. meeting; ami for «■ >,.- ■:. ■■ jv->' ..-
op.wards of an hour enchained his audience with the i, « ro »- —Avery genteel man wajf picked up in * - r "
s^Tit- 7; ,; 1 «« thrill,ngly element, aonndly argumentative, Sr^K? 1 1 V ‘ T ° mba fof I drCaJl ' '*?<<'' ’ 7 ' -
- 7 and irresistibly humoroas speeches, we ever listened „T " f had one ' t<~ s v i "
IIU ll to * Thc unmense crowd were delighted beyond fora Ma^thl> POD'shment be to ,
I - . •■■. :' wcasnre,: and at tho close ofevery sentence.'cheer : -.v:'-- v:" ;i? ?>w'’,Trs
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Ss&;*,‘sr.wWriviii y ;tv ; - : •-•;•• -not merely -upon
H7-"<l,V'72 a* i°o cause Ireland had,
‘forf'.- rdo nat-prmclple of Jnstii «•*•*»«.
JlCgheny do :: ■■• ;■.•• ■' . ‘‘The sta.rytngvinUli
v .^: : do they can go and.euy con i'.vr:.n v iKn
. ... do die. 1 Fromonrgranary t, rawetwp.
j ° utr forth aupplfe*. Ireland has tfiiwtsfe.
n .„.. T; — sympathy of the United Stab. VKf&fm
printing Cffict. our «W«W who have not Insh ;as»mxi».
W 'JkitkV*"':- 1 FIFTH SI RESTS That country haa aent out a large ••fiCWSse*.
!l Sw@SSl#^S^i^^d^^4 s '*^' : d*!}'ySpi , !j«-«i'' a splendid grant* who hare added numbers -|®Rt:r>js«-
nSv2£* pi 'f’? r fd “*»= indostry and entorprite to oar eapn >.
W 7x/7*'* V'.' r:'-- 1 ; v fSKSSSMr ,- ment,^r P owera«Vo.pe„,ywh P |ch
fo“J solicit ihb pairomgVof mighty work, frdm Ihd Atlantic to the I
r business it already exciting Iho admiration of the - —
— nod will stimulate by its example the ex 1
n\«?fTh.«CT > J£ e l A ? enc > Uie New ‘ our popolation of Irish defect
V,,,-. - -- ’ TUg ReMcrated Lie. of lought Ihe battle, of the country with, n.mus
V* - l — nri-T , h T ~ U " u T dcrs of T° co ' voWly mcndi - l^tol!r^tai2^S««^
! e th r a ZT¥ a ‘ c,oua *hcnt, to Ildar hypocritical pranagaabout blush- wall.of Moalewy, their blood hm bw?paond o.
«««.»»<• propriety, and decency and hkc water in the cause or liberty. We can now •«3».->«£.
J which they aubsenbe to, mai sanction cnniea of anv <tDd I to R°‘> indeed, what .he has sent to
rvrssi“sSisir’ni-.-b'fe;'o
CI CPTinai a ? Ba ': ,r l w P ebl, ‘«f ,B “tfh a maimer a. lo escape food for tl.c.r relatives, our fr.ends, noon whom the iB «»
St I IML. CLCtI I iUlwa *h c observation of the i orld, hulwe aro notofthat hand of God ta heavily laid. I .ball lead the bill tot
M * i 1 aellool IB which men are encouraged lo otter lie* os “>y»“Pport with great plcaaure.” h»b
J| II IIT |T f|lj[ *7 an l/ su, J ect S Inviolate truth in ary thing tor tore- But the cowardly defamera ofGcn.Cas. admit that er the
till II 8 i|| Hi/ / fam from telling the frwtb, wheu neen ary. It “ho made a speech in favor ofthelrlsh, one day,” patriot
VJ IF ill J if VV • f o therefore brings no hlusli to our cheeks to tell a and then declare that, after having done this, he re « Thai to
: — hypocrite that he is lying, especial!, when ho tannot f u rd to tDt ‘ •« Mofit ’ Wo happen to be able far a candid.
ii. T; ’ J ~’fe - i”„w‘rSU?"^a ra s 7nhefe'iio7°" Be ignorant of the fact It.. ,n ,»• nf ueh a state to prove, that, ,u th.s msUiaee, as ,a many other, or
Coutj Room Democrus, warning or things a th, , that we Imespokea pi inly of ccr- w,l, eb «eli»ve Convicted thorn, they have been guil- twer them butrtai.
- “ * ,, “ e ”' C “ COnTOl ‘ Rll K «“* »igT ,3UI Fcder3 ' t,iee '’ 33(1 ‘hn.r edHorv Th ? , have V»' m,///o/, and mahe/eur lying ; and
Thf oid w ; circulated infamous lies riepeelmg Gen Gas-, winch "° accordingly place before our readers the plain, a ty'Qnt, and In print
:uv w«irAams•— House* honorallr men, even of their own patty, long hijico uuequivocal, undeniable fact* ait connection with Tlie way In w
,^«li4-3&^»«a!^iK»St«M!^}i, *‘> ihe Wnslineton Coflcn House) pronounced such; anc we have been left to lakcnno tins mailer. By examining the Senate Journal of Wo copy the followintt—
>7' .. Af , t *’ 'i '. 'lF.lccmm.?Deifocmie > New»-’ ®r "V O , ?!ternativcr—cither to. recognise (ihern, n» be fttuntl W.be. .oqr ysitsu imtowsa-k ■•
n; ,ie D4^^etX ay m.d Co ” tem ignorant foofo, or 3Bjnfimou£ly lyfog a procccJing,,- . Col. hrnM Taift^cently
/*" .a > j. ; ' Are mvued to honor itic P9^ C *'l Mouadrcls.. W.e have not been witling to musioncr of this i
W 4 r vt r- * A. - *« ,< * .*■, » ocitS do injutHce to them in any: parliqnlar: and liavn lormcn, who,in Juno-df bst;yo.
r)7«:,/ r - —The Democraev spoken of them .a that manner least cab ™
‘V/\ *1 r ~ A ,77 f\ n> -frrnn“hf , “ *? 0 mucH fisr orrrjJea ? .«f decency a*d Rough and Rdadytr'”m^J>.-«,
'."'i' *■ * ' 2.,. >,’ ■ ® A^:'V™P ,, ?*J r y arc ahlo to pisa without censure v->-• . Those, in thi. State, who gitt corre
i C '*‘ *7 7if ,h Sttsai- *»«".•*• above aUteraent, arc lying under the full
' f , • moderate degree of refinement. - ' the light of troib. The, Wthatlhcroi. no
i*r» 7^-/77 - 4J; t !r W*-“^f.Jf oc 4 «“!» »f Oc?v the shadow ortruth in the idea wbteliThc* aic >.
xVVhR.: *7' .. " onlhelrishrelicrb.il, ut hate ghat tt, trM, art veying to the mind, or those unacquainted w„h ,
T^ S *V»l.* '•» ** %c > \i7Ar ■7, , T®'.“* a '^.:y| kcr ° 'Batr.truth could be funherde* | CicU. ; Wo.arn ahloto acwutit'ftr this: rccklcssneai.
K only to in addition, that or these political scoundrels, only by'the fact llmt
n rp;.-' 7 .. « -r.-VSvbtY loadc r s hern;arc,try,ng their oondifton had they must theii g
•••.;;*: ,'vVf i ' »onr adopted citizens against Gen. Cdaa, tore [bid fatcwcll to TruU,, or submit to an ignu- «av.
EtV i J b ‘ 7 7 t -'V j‘ . ' hop uttered by the. Ga- minions defeat, oven without a struggle, .feet a.
"7 , * *1 V" * * , ,Cd 33 c,,mlcd tte~Hei.ee, be. » , The tto
*l c r .*-p,V ‘ ' ’ Irishman., As it respects thia '>•>••'-••• .... ’ ovcrthei.
'•<#'?/■?'' «* * r4* -4 1 7 7x 7 V * e :™ iighla eating
V 7 : .r * 'f, ! h great aiarn.
T%7’< 1 V'.K. ‘ bMn..dtmcd,tomgen-: ; inggown.^Sd,
: T-v "-‘.'wiZr:, - :ss,i
wmaaa 7,- ■ 2,£"±*'.
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- 717 himself to tho adoption of i»cb mean. a. those, to board ;»l‘thatwaaw, ll bo say
r ' ty w * -v, i t * }~f and riofoat ihe election of and’niost vafo. v “ Txie Bubh-jt DifiTiiict.- , »—Tiv
« % BbfewMnU;.-;.’, •: - ;7x :: .77 tho farwcnaUrfoafrdmthoir.HoiCh
-* f Cornea,Meo'on' Haturalizeilon. : ing to hont. up'tbc««Burnt XfaAcV*
ir;w. 0. Leslie; headk the list ofiho •——— - od ‘ l,r ,°“ el ! ”*** of ‘ he «'*
- l ' al 'on Commiitee, for this county. last, while at tho corner ofSecondand .
' d fellow-citixona think, when wo uno of lliom said to ua: « Whore is tho B.
' 'io has been a prominent lead- tr.ct of wh.co wo have heard so rnueht* \
faction in this city, Ihe •
’ ’eaTOring io Obtain'lhe T enqmred * f lot * f theji,ty 3crc,,K
-> ill? ,‘ •»• cahdidaiofir#r«. b '° n im WS d :4 y ; 1 0W . tho
-tunately trusted SCe "° of cdnflagation com meed them tho cty
q those'who . *• r was agauicompaelly buiitj and thej walked‘on ; U ,
fpS&Jftq >fi4 >d Wve TfflC'Tho Federalists arp still engaged in.tho ip-' thinking, doubtless, that- “ Pittsburgh iff a great Tjtt
* 7“ ’ an ‘ tereatmg amusement or cteumg Taylor and Fill- Piece.” r , £“
hv .wow, by .votes in tteamboate and railroad cars. Go -The “Great Firo of, tho'.lOth of Aprlt”:will never repair, a.
> ® n > gentlemen, wo will not disturb yourplcaaurc. be,fprgottsn, Itiwilt be noticed.:in.future histnrioa
' The Democracy, (who are usually found in,the work- of the oountr, j- romancers of coming-genera' ' J
op* andificlds,) will havo.a ehaneo to vpto on next boßa.will.niake.ittho foundation of many apreny
f, ‘ ' day, and tho result will bo infavor oftho “old \ . Jb) cd and fcrsa
77" t r 7 rs,”CAta and BuTLenV: B'yomlhd 1 1 ,Tbo,'<« Conflagration of Moscow” was something T\ISSOLUTTo?T
- V . rA 'W-!J“ .a ‘° ,3lk 3bOU ‘ 1 but,ha B™ a ‘ fi"> 'Vhich originated,-n iKS''{fee’ifdhmwV
>;* " fukATRE. .: *hfi.Mrefo«Bncsspf.a wafihcnvomwi inihiscityiwiri ; Tbcbu&in^a willbrc,
themu for ages.
7l ; '?>7 7 TirnAVEc Thu last “ Glance .at Phiiadelphia” N^S^" 3 ,;
y? Vnvaießoxes,-'• will be offered; tQrDight. . The haaffea have-been . Me»zelj J aC^rniaivlaieratuTe,w
I ‘ ■>»•* »■' 'RV. nppeamnee. ‘ binnf ? ,3lcly ’ »« flie P ,«e. with all its
«il:a:Coin»Ml>-, ro-oiitt •®lupi.dity> has .had a Vvondcrfui run iq lhis city. A .•rGil-.B!o4..Ekigli»lr^dmon^illnairatt
’S play of the kind, written by n' competent person, 35 ste’el engravings, y
'•-•.’Mr; Prior, no doubt jlnst for bear#;-anfitbe worth xe- v«ttllivcr?silfisavclß,-allu«iTaiedr^l,
-'y7<, ,7 r , '’..rt'uden producing „ the distant future, ,oti account of the
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brsome of i, OgSißeihot! -W infohn.herfrienda and- customers, thm .'• a*. ■
Aif lr*jh :* S V 01 ,l !o **«»» opening of Fall and tyfo
<. 4 r, apf } er uONNEXS, CAPS, HEAD-DRESSES, &c of } .
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FOR PRESIDENT*
( LEWIS CA'SS,
(} i tj OF MICHIGAN.
. full Confidence in your abilities and re
rie ::: pUWiCßnprinciplesyl invited-yoa-io my cabinetr nnd. I
■ can never fofget'wnli.wbat uiscnsiion and talents you
v-.-'-- ■which; were
brought bhTare>‘'onwhHstToaprcsidedoverihe.BepaTi
-4 •;.>,JSgyßpt of War. which entitled you to my thanks-aud will
.tj hierl)%necoUedied3sathihe.niosUively-feelingBoffriend*
«tt2ppb>\rao* 1 , » v-» ,t ( . *< '
{•■-a, '■i i m “But. whathas endeared: you to evcrytrueAmcncan',
!.?:* !ij:; theTjobiestand which you iook, .a&oar mlmstor.ot
!->r ( -,.Pnn» > Jigmu£il)ie your
f - .ritlU and feartessftcspousihilim’ defeated* its
ratification by.JPnmec—a treaty intended by <?reatßnt
l •-.: .- oin to change onr international laws; make her mistress;
: ;- o£ the «as, and destroy theni&uonalindependence, not
- .vs: ■ only ofour counlryjbutof-aU Europe,, and -enable her
to become .the tyrant on .every Jack
\ -.:■■■■■ > Ason'sUtttrto Central Cass*
<. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, '
¥M. O. BUTLER,
OF KENTUCKY, *
-1 v.: .A.'jEPT- “ BDTIiERjmd-lus five sons” was a favorite wo*t
JVHh Wathingtpbf end Gen WILLIAM O BUTLER is
• > one ofthemiv/EhaßatlershaTe fonghfon every field from
, . . . RnlcerHillto Monterayy andthereis a towerof strength.
< ; in the very name. *
! l»EMOOKATIO BI,BCTOBAt TICKET*
j 7 7 * mpttxoatxn slecxoks.
William BtGinnt, of-Clearfield
David D, \VAORrnm,^Northampton!
C BBgRBSgWATIVn SLECXOBS. ’
■ i .T.iUstTßTVßamta&fFhiladelphia-Coimty.
City. : i
Iff. Isaac SiiuKx, r:ur;:*;.r.:do" County. •
. IV. A, L. Rqumvout, do do
V Jacobs Yost,Montgomery no
VI Hobkrt E Wmoor, Lehigh do
VII WkazamW' Dowjoko, Chester do
VUrHJWßTHALiiKilAs ( Lancaster di>
J IX. pEnotJCLcis, Berks, do
" , X BessardS. BcHoovom-Monroe do
.... t . , xr AYsl Swetlakd, Wvomuur do
1 " XIL JoJtAHßirwsria, Tioga " do
} Xin. John C. Kero, Cimton • do-- ,f
-f * XIV;; JaiwWEmautT,Lebanon ,••■•; * do •
1 iXV. Rossst J Fishm, York do
I XVZ. tfeSDxaxcx BanrH, Franklin do
, XmJtam CBmyTU,HonUngdon- do
1 XVW? Chasus A Buck, Greene do
* XIX. Geoeok W Bowhaii, Bedford do
XX. JousE. Sirexsoi, Beaver do
XXI. Geoege P■ Hamilton. Allegheny do
XXIT, W. H Div»,Crewrord 8 do
XXIII. Tcxorirr lvjs, Poiter do
" XXTV.JiMraG.CiMnijnx, Butler do
Stoming |Jost JTob printing ©flke.
CORNER OFWOOD AND FIFTH STREETS
■ v'* ':.■■■ IDt*Having; added 10. ~otar Establishment,- a .splendid
• <“• -:.Steam-Power PnntmjfMachine, we ore;preparedto do:
> kiftdrof Newspaper and Book work m a style of un
. ■-. •sarpassed beaunrnndneatness, nnd uponihß most rea
. • r .i tdnable terms. -AVe retroecifuli; soheinhfe patronage of
'thejubUc.inthis line ofour business-
a c Jl r s’ United States Newspaper Agency
? comer pfThm) and Dock tree! ,
1
i - tIJ- Adttrnsers
[ ~ •Pti9ck 7i \PiZl, Thtsmustheasmphed ttnUi.tnorder tain
riramiiwpMJififcjttntfamerftourwouU
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\ PRESIDENTIAL ELECnOH.
TCESIMKOV. I
- x .tLrWaturatlmtion... Democratic Committee oil
. Naturaliz^uon.wjll meet every day ortlie Court House,
■ , e t ited tUfltes Court Room., Democrats; srantmir
...lo become cilraaej can consult R. II. ; Kwa. or-Johy
Co^ Ji " . oetOO
THE OLD WIG.WAM!!-DiatdosATO
".iSHsKS; HtUB-QUARir-as!—The St- Clair ;House.
BSIB3SE? (formerly the. Warfunßton Coffee House,)
_ 1'" Pf open every eveuhtg, at (I o eloeh,
ontil afler.Uie Presidential Klectiou. Deraocraiic News
• ; B?? r^^n^ee i will always I>*
uil o,oiyn .thc tastes. Th 6. Democrats.penerally, and
Js?v K£? r * tin £ in *D L particulazly,are^umied to honor -the
- Via wiib their presence. ocil3 '
rUlffßtHl CASS AIfDBUTf.EB—The Democrats
nt the Elediiou
• • fflWßjHßpf.lhafficti on Thursday, tin? 2d of November,
t unmwt ft ! 2 o'clock *
Several disUßguisbed Speakers will address the J»eo
pie, in Ctrrnan and Engitsh* even - Tanner-attend*
and hear the .Troth** :<oct3fctd). Bytlik Committee.
A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY
~ 07 Tnißo WASD, will be held onFri-
evening next, m the long Room, over
o , Mr. Bates’ Shoe Store, comer of Fifth and
Smuhfield streets, commencingat C£ o'clock- A number
. of. addresses will be.delivered. by some distinguished
peakers. ..We invite our Democratic brethren of the
• ,t liter Wards to be present. Torn out Democrais.nnd oa
. hemorning of the 7th, we can go the Polls, singing our
?goocbold4ong—
“Ckeernp toy lively, lads, juwite of Federal power. ■ ■
Cheernp my lively lads, the; Victory ’ll soon be: ours ” i
... . v -ti * -1*. 5 - .ll*' .-:~y '•
k > I
'.4* m
» „ MASS MEETINGS; . r
Will be field at filcAiiuhyaWarehouae; on.rjPXi
u Saturday and Alttadayevcmog; and the following gen
tlemen are'expected ,toaddins, them: Audrew Burke,
.. Wilson McCanrfleas,, Henry S. -Mograw. and Charles
ShaJdr, EM*
‘■«'"v'lEr , ‘A Meeting will be field m the Ninth Ward. at the
■ Public .School House, onFnday evening. It will bo ad
dreasdd by: the following gentlemen:: Wilson MuCand
/ofinJ. Mnehe!l,:Thos., Hamilton, and Jo“-CaHan,
£*ja 1
*«• A.Meeting will be held for South Pituburgfi add
Saw-mill Enn, on evenings 'Messrs: Able, Rob*.
- ojicLSilwyer, will address it.
>:V - Meeting will be held inSiewartMown, at Pine
: ; Creek*on Saturday evening. .It Will; be oddressed-by -i
; .Me&eriwiAble, MeCalmoni, sawyer, and Watson- - - -"i
,■ , fljn AMaM Meeting will be field m Allegheny City, at; i
- . . the Market’Hoase, on. Monday evening: whieh will be I
addressed by Me«s».*Knieiy Kerr, Borke, Loyng, Snow,
demand Howard; ' . 5 t •
_ i£7TA.Meeung'.wiHbe held in Birmingham, on Mon--
day evening, which will be oddressed by Mr. Able; Dr.
Keyset andtoihers.-■
Democratic. Electoral Ticket is now:
* printed* at fhe office of the Morning Post, and ready i
-.v.. id packages forthe different townehlpe. ..■» /i
' ? < __
- KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That General Taylor is the SLAVEHOLDER’S
CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT. His nomipaUan
was brought about delegates from the slave
States, who abandoned Clay, M’Leao and
taode of their known hostility to >
KEEP rf BEFORE THE PEOPLE, 1 ’
That f a resolution in favor of the Wilmot Proviso,
inlrodpct drnto fhe Whig Convontion in Philadelphia,
was kicked 00l of that body by fhe slaveholders who I
controlled its action.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, -
That all the editors and orators of the Soulh as.
sert most positively, that Taylor Will VETO THE
WILMOT PROVISO, if pasted by Congress. |
, KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, 1
That Tom-Corwin and other unprincipled dough: I
face whlgain the North, are endeavoring to-CHEAT I
THE PEOPLE, by fabricating nod circulating tho I
monstrous lie that Taylor is an opponent of slavery; I
and of tlie Wilmot Proviso.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLF., 1
Thatj-Geo. iTaylori holds in the bonds of slavery ]
THREE HUNDRED HUMAN BEINGS, and is the
owner of two largo cotton plantations, EVERY
FOOT OF WHICH IS SLAVE SOIL.
' t KEER JT BEFORE >THE PEOPLE,
Thai the above statements aro GREAT TRUTHS,
■i,.'. which - cannot be successfully refuted- by ahy advoi
' cate of Taylorism.
' .-.KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, I
, That If lb? Democracy turn oot in their strength
on -Taeaday next’, wo ahall elect Cass and Bdtleb,
President aqd Jfifte.President of the United States, j
-- by the largest majorities ever given to candidates for
those offices, ,
, ? KEEP IT BEFORE TIfE PEOPLE, '
That the price of Liberty.is eternal vigilance, j
; , Hullt arrived I i
■ TUe Waolnnglon lJnuin says 19 now reporl-
cti, that ahoot 25 luub or hoop-iron hsvcheen sent
' ap to Pittsbiprg, to undersell (he American iron,
* withihe-view of creating a panic on tbo iron utter
csUilhb said iron jb no. doubt imported and cold
under cost, oiit of the private corruption fund of
• ~ the
- . Wo have not heard of the arrival of ihia new im
portation. Possibly it-will be announced on the
f -evening before tlie election, by some or the honest
'-iJ?edernl,lca tiers, Wo shall see f
: .Mr. Karan, a .distinguished? German orator- from
New York, a radical democrat, dad an bouestman,
then addressed hm republican; country man ;in their
.mother.tongue, ■ Unfortunately. wo coutd not under
atasd him ; but from the constant applause: his re<
marks <rf*ated,w« hare no doubt bat that bis words
went home (o ercry German heart,
Col. McCandless responded to the repeated calls
of the meeting, nod made a abort speech in his usual
happy and eloquent manner At the request of the
Colonel, Mr. Marshall again appeared upon the
stand, and gave a history or Tariffs generally, and
1542 especially ; and.clearly-showed
the hypocrisy and bad faith of the Fedora! party in
relation to.that measure
The rnecUog was frequently enlivened vitfc fine';
national,atrs-xpefTormetT by Mr. UycrJy
brans band. f \
- After giving- nine tremcndbie
Butter, the iceung; adjonrncdyMt
same place, on Saturday o\cning\^
fteMcroted Lies of tlitfvGazcltc,
It «iM thc_ readers of tins cowaVdly.menda
cious sheet, to hdar. hypocritical.pratiog&aboul blush*
tog, and propriety, and deccr.cy and the''morality;
which they subscribe to, may sanction crimes of any
Jnnd r if perpetrated, in such a manner as to escape
the observation of the .world; butwe arc. not of that'
School in which men are encouraged to utter heson
any sul>ject j... to, violate truthin any tfitngior to rc
.fram from .telling the truth, when-' neepsaary.
therefore, brings no blush to mir chceKa to tell a
kypoprite (hat he is lying, especially when ho cannot
be ignorant of the fact. It is in view of such a state
of things as this, that we havespoken plainly of cer
tain: Federal, sheets and their cditori*, They havo
circulated infamous lies respecting Gen. Cas4 which
honorable men, even of thcir own party, long mnee
pronounced such; anc we have been left to ukeorio
of two. alternauvcr—-cither to- recogmro ithem, as
-contemptibly ignorant foohr, or aßjnfainoiisly lying
political ecoondrcls, \\ c have-not been witling to
do wjuitiee to them in. any; particular ; am* have
.thereforo spqkcn of them in-that manner least hah
eulated to do it. So much for.ow ideas of decency
and prapnety. , : VTo are ablo to pass without censure
among those who have been reared amul even a
.moderate-degree of refinement. r
As it respects the speech and: vote of Cass,
on the Irish relief bill, u*c have given the truth ? and
have- staled: that* truth could be further de
monstrated. \\c have only to sa£, in addition,that
we understand the Federal leaders hero trying
to influence our adopted citizens against Gen; Cdss,
by referring to tbo infamous hep uttered by the Ga
zette,-and blazencd; os- cnUlled to cobffdeiice, bis
certified by an Irishman. , As it respects this
Robinson who is given as authority, he was thrust
.from- a position in the r House of Representatives ; nt
Washington, which has never been dtmcd to ogm
//flna».entnißtcd with reporting.for the newspapers
Hq is certainly competent authorityj with such ns
the editor of the.. Gazette, for any statement going'
to affect cither lbo rcpulation or property’of jn Dcin
ocrat: but with any man having a regard for truth,
neither ho nor his backers will be long credited.
FlgliUnß for tUe(r JlKad and Batter.
. The Cincinnati Chronicle; ono ot the organs of
Federalism in that city, says, that, *.*lt is buo of the
conditions of office-bolding under LocoTcinoiim, th,at
•ho, incumbent ehalf contribute n; part of Ills salary
.and his personal services, to.the cause of hit party
in nil .its struggles. It is too bad that the penpte’s
money should be tbuß employed to silence their own
voico in tho government.” - r ■■ *
I Wethink thattherc is some truth In ’this. *lt la
well known lhat,ZAcriAßr Tavloh, who 1 ia hailed
ns the head of the Federal pony,’ is an officer oftho
General Government "under Loco focoisrn;” that he
ib in the receipt,qf nearly eight thousand dalltra
yearly of the people's money, which hohangs on to,-
with the lenancity or a happy bcing.to life. Them
are.many. other Federalists* holding office "under
Locofoeoißm,” who arc, like Gon.: Taylor, warmly
contending against the People's candidate: and we
think it is right that they should all be warned to
quit their .places .after the seventh of thh month '
We should like to khoiv how much of his pay and
emoluments is given by Gon: Taylor, to defeat the
will of the People.
(ten. Cass ami Federalism.
■All the other attempts of the Federal <>Whiga’Mo
prove that Gon. Caes was a Federalist inISO7-S hav
ing been overcome by positive and indisputable'evi
dencea to tho contrary, some of the parly procured
a certificate from a Mr. Clark, now living in tho
western part or Missouri, Ip wlucn, (referring to oc
currences In the eSrly-btStory or the territory' then
composing the counties of Washington, Gallia,
Muskingum, nnd Athens, and those who were before
tho people qf those counties as candidates for repre
sentatives in the Ohio legislature,) he says.—
„ n l n f' nemory serves mo correctly, in the fail
G "Tr. lt b i C 7—l wa * tlic rc P“blican candi
a . h ° a egl * I “‘V re ' Mr - Cass was the federal
candidate and was ejected.': >
The editor of tho Ohio Statesman has taken the
painscarofully to examine the returns ofthe election
hold on the 2d or October, 1806, .fifho eount.es
referred to; and finds that tho candidates yoled for
stood aafoJJowa >
| Refubucab. r rnrp „
For Cass S4d I For Clark .ro
“ Barber, 330 «< Tj n tch In?
‘ Ffom cl!enB,!,£ 'uqu/U among the old settlors in
that part ofOhio, itTs satisfactorily ascertained ihat
Mr. Clark’s memory has not served him very a c r
COrately in relation to , Federalists amt Repub
licans of (hat day. The-e are many other mombers
of the ,r Wfng” party whose memories arc equally-
I treacherous.
t -— 1 -**
S 3" Tlio Journal of yesterday, (on the authority
. of a friend of Judge Tappan,) corrects its statement
of the day previous in relation to the Judge coming
ont for Tn>lor. t It seems that he atilt adipcatea tbo
election of Van Huron and Adorns. But it [a a mat
ter of very little consequence for whom ho votes,as
Gen. CwmnU carry Ohio by a sweeping majority,
without the assistance of the gdhtleman of “ secret
(rent) ” notoriety
Refutation of an rnranfons Falsehood.
Oen. Cass’s treatment of starving Ireland ought to
prevent thevote of ueiugfc : native-born .Irish® oja
being
deliberately B&ihinuqlf ft* work tojmnko jpnlitieal,
.capital odgorMe dMi ofchis fellow-men, by
protondingiq WmpatfiisaJ^Uftheniv’whilehq Jiw
tended tojgiWteiwnoth^/laonwqrthjtfjPtho r 'ec •'
speci oltnaqkind. - Such did Lewis Cals. iHc made
a jpcech ibrrpopular eSect in favor of tbe Irish,
one day, and this noit ho shirked the question
■■bf'itekjtbg- tip tlio bill to appropriate money to relieve
their starvation,.!!®! -thus defeated it; altogether.
Recollect, lnpbmex[^~Gcn e
three times in his hearing,and u£ BErusED TO AB
swEn.' He betrayed the friends of Ireland, and dc
feated the peaaurei.lj'j rcjiti i
The above cool, deliberate, and infamous lie up*
peered as an /ediforiaf. in Ihe'PiUsburgh Gazette, of
Saturday last;; and wo venture toaffirm that’ll' more
impudent lie, has nut.appeared in that-paper under
ita present conductor, if at any time since its cstab
lishment. We gave, some weeks since, an extract
from the apeecbof Gen. Casa, in favor of making an
appropnabon ofjire hundred thousand dollars, in aid,
of the ooffering poor of Ireland; , and we only defer-"
red giving the.whale factsiof the case, under the
firm conviction that it would not,bo lung before the
| vile slanderers attbe head of the Federal Press would
make further charges, and utter further lies against
him, on account of this matter. It was firsi denied
that Gen. Ciss had made’ any; speech in favorof the'
i Tull 5 and j when the speech was referred’ tbj-SO that
.there,was ; no cacape,nvo expected they wonid soon
muke.just such a statomont as that whiqhwo give
above, i What a pusillanimous, contemptible set
must be the mass of Federal, editors, who, can de.
.SPfiSdsqJow.asW manufacturehea byithe.dozen,
end still niter them, uller tho’pioofhia been qfTercd
that they were Jtesl An honorable man would,
“ tatherhe a dog, and bay at the rabon, than such »
an editor I
.... ®y referring to the Appendix to the Congressional
Globe,, fon the session of 1846—7, the speech of
Gen. Cass may he found in full, in favor of ihe great
meaaure referred W. We give a brief extract from
itiitt.drdcrto.show that he based his support of it,
:not merely Upon lho score of Its humanity, but be
cause Ireland had, a claim upon us based on tho eter
nal principle of justice. Hear bun:
, ,‘‘,The atarving millions have no Egypt, « where
they can goaudeuy corn, that theymay live and not
died ; From ourgrauary of abundance, let us pour
forth supplies. Ireland has strong claims upon tho
sympathy of,lhe Gnilcd States. There jare ftw of
our citizens who have not Irish blood in their veins,:
That country haa sent out a largo portion of the' emi
grants who have addod numbers to our population,
industry and enterprise to our; capital,' and the ele
ments of power and prosperity which'arc doing that
mighty work, frdm Ihd Atlantic to the Pacific, that is
already exciting the admiration ;ef (be Old World,
and will stimulate, bynls example the exertions op
the New. Our population -of Iriah' descent hne l
lought the battles of the country with as much zeal I
and bravery as any class of cilizeus. And from the ’
hcightsuf Abraham, where Montgomery fell, to the 1
walls of Moatcroy, their blood has been poured out
like water in the cause of liberty. We can nuw 1
scudtojreland, hot,:indccd, what she has sent to
us—rlior children—those we cannot ipart With— but
food for their relatives, our friends, upoa u hom tho 1
hand of God is heavily laid. I shall Iced the hill
my support with great pleasure.” ’
But the cowardly defamers ol Gen. Cass admit that i
" ho made a speech in favor ofthelrlsh, one day,”
and then declare,that, after having done this, hr re
fused to tote in favor of it ’ We happen to be able
to prove, that, in this instance, asm'many others of
which w c have convicted them, they have been guil
ty of deliberate,- willful,- and malicious lying t and -I
w q. accordingly place before our readers the plain,
unequivocal,' undeuiahle facts m connection 1 with ;
this matter, i By examining the Senate Journal of 1
1840-7, page 243; the iiillowing tvill he found to he
apartoflho procccdingst— vt.
is dicers for Case and
10 convene at the
“The Senate proceeded tn consider* as to £om*
miticc of the Whole, the bill (S. )S4) to pro'tidc
*ome relief for tbo Buffering people of Ireland and
Scotland. » « * • •
On tho question* “Shall this bill be engrossed and
read a ihml timet’* • 1 . i; <
Op motion by Mr. Berrien* #
The yeaaand nays befog desired by onc-6fth of the
Senators present,
Those who toted m the aflirmativearc, .
. Messrs, Amxk* Atcluson, Ucmen, Creese, Cal
houn, Cameron, CASS, John M. Clayton, Corwin;
[ Crittenden* Davis* Dayton, E»an», Greene, Iliinßc
l gan*. Houston,; llunungton, Jarnagin* Jobnsori, of
.Maryland, 3 oh neon, of Louisiana, Manguto* Miller,
.Morehcad,. Simmons, Soule, Sturgeon, Webster. •
Tbote who Toled m iho negative are*-- 1 -
Mesire. Archer* Badger, Bagby, BntFer* Chalmers,
Dickinson, Du, Fairfield, Maaon, Niles, Turney,
Westcoit, Yulec. *
So it was
Ordered, That the bill be engrossed and read a
third time. _
The raid hill •wmroad a third
'•'-Awlnon olierpaucd the Senate-; wat contlo the
Hotuo of Repteaenlahvet, for IU concurrence there
in > and iwaathero defeated, lehcre there vat a Fed
ctq[£\4jority !Infamous indeed ta Whlggery t and
truly tnfamoua mint be that man; who cah britig
himself to the adopUon. of web; meant as these, to
try and defeat the election of an Old atid nibsi »atu*
able public servant.;
Federal Committed on Naturalization.
The name of W. 0. Leslie, heads the list of the
Federal Naturalization Committee, for this county
adopted fellow-citiions think, when wo
tell thcmihat Mr. Leslie has been a prominent loatf
er itltha,-Native American faction in (his city» The
very men who are now endeavoring to obtain the
votes of foreigners for the Native candidate for Pip.
sidcnt, will, (if thoy aliould be unfortunately trusted
with power,) enact a law, compelling those who
have,fled from oppression in the Old World, to'vc
main in the Upited States 31 years, before thoy can
enjoy the rights of citizenship, and Resides force
'hern to pay the enormous tar of TWO HUNDRED
; AND FIFTY DOLLARS, the moment; they- land
“P on on f shores. ; .:.Lot- our--Bdoptcd’'conntrymcn jrfe.
member these things! 1
The “ Republic,’* a new Free Sod paper, publish*
ed In Philadelphia, by Dr. Elder, formerly of this
city, estimates the vote of the Free Soil men m
Pennsylvania, at 30,000. We .presume that mne
tenths of this vote was given to Wm. F. Johnston,
for Governor; which, added to the Native vote,
barely enabled the Federalists to elect’Johnston'.—
The Frce Soilcrs will voto for Van Suren and Ad
ams, on next Tuesday. The Schuylkill frauds can
not bo repeated. We shall donbtless gain ni every*
county in tho. State, wittv.lhe-.exception of the'Wil
mot district; and if our friends do their duty, the
majority for Cass and Butler must exceed 10,000
Who doubts it ?
°® n * Opposition to Slavery.
* The hypocrites inlhu.part of the-country; who
P rofeM *0 recognise (Sen. Taylor os an cnpmy tolhe
extension of slavery, would do well jo prove that
his sentiments have undergone a change since 183 G;
when he wrote the letter from which tbo following
is extracted: l v
■i.• ;“AVhilel shall-hold myself ever ready to do ill
l^®y.P®, we . r Indiansflntl tbpir negroes out
• J. 1 : q ?J vp H as -to xtfiiow them to. their now
homes: .west of-tlio. Mississippi, J cannot : /or 4 «uick
ment consent tomcddle. in this transaction.-or to bo
fconccrnod j for the benefit of Mri Collihsi the Creek 1
or any onp.clse; or to iMcrferejn nhy way
between the Indians and the;r negrdea. whtcb may
haso a lenddney to doprlyo tho former pf their prot£
e [ty* P n .d?&&ze.tke fatter from: a, comparative state
of freedom to that of slavery, AT THE-RAMP
TIME.I SHALL TAKE EVERY MEANS TO
OBTAIN' AND RESTORE TO.THEIR XAWFUL
■OWNERS ANY SLAVES AMONG. THE ' INDI-'
tdrisd H by H them ABSCOI ' DED 0R BEEN cap '
S Very rcßpectfully,i have, the honortobe,General,
your moat obedient servant, - T v Z. TAYLOR •
.i .Brev’t Brig. l Ui i B.'A; Com’g;”’ ’ 1
_ 'Vlilg meeting In Philadelphia,
• • l p ' lrn > hy Telegraph, lhatihere was a very
large~*‘Whi(s” meeting in Philadelphia -on Tuesday
night. Some disturbances took place on the route
of thd procession, which led to the arrest of several
persons engaged,m if. Cannot toll who was
in the wrong. ..s.
Tl|e ‘AVrer Soli: Vote.’»
*t ’W r *j , , pe«t>lence. oud F^mtnr. ,, i'
* The last New iiabonPatriot re-pubhshes a Circu
lar, preparedbysome of lhelcadjpg.Wlifg9in;tbat
town, in 1832, m opposition to of pen.
Jackson, oa account or hint being a u military
loader.” The Circular say*:- '
” THE public eye was, in an evil hour,
FASCINATED BYTHE CHARMS OFMILITARY
RENQWN. A SUCCESSFUL MILITARY LEAD
ER WAR RAISED BY ACCLAMATION TO THE
HIGHEST STATION OP EXECUTIVE POWER.”
: The Hon. A. W. Loomis* the.elector tor lhrßdiß
tnct| resided in New in 1832, and signetfthe
Circular -from wbicli this extract is taken. Mr. L.»
now advocating the electron of a u successful mih
tary leader ’V Presidency, m the-person of
Zachary Taylor, contrary lathe dictates of bis hon
cat judgment, aa facbcve«'Tt gneres na to
see t gentleman.ofrtrcKhigh-inoraL.and iotellectual
worth, occupying o-poaitimr-which/ we have no
doabt, will hereafter cause him to feel more fceoo
regrets than hobos hetofore expressed forhis advo*-
ciicy of John Tyler, ip 1840.
A Ulraclt}.»T*'ut!ifrom a ‘'Whig.'*
Initiate number of the Mercury/ at New ‘ Bed;
ford, Mass, there may be,found tho following:—>
.?*. We regret as much as any ono con, the uomina*
l»ou of General Taylor. Wohaveohvaji mam*:
tamed that thf parade about hu popularity aniSataxh
ability was delusive, am} tiotr weoan seo it too plain
ly to change our opinion.”
. Tho editor was, at the time, contemplating the
results t»f the elections in Georgia, Indiana, Illinois
and lowa./
A Volce from the C*rave»
JLei ever; man, who has revered the naraeof
Jackson, because of ihe firm stand which he took
in favor of equal political rights,—and who \,iches
to transmit to.his children the glorious heritage left
him by bis forefathers,—rcad, and carcfrlly consul*
:er the. following, from the pen of that venerated
patriot;-*- •• ' •■-.■•••'■v- ■ ■
“ That man might to be a .uave, who would vote
lor .1 candidalc fur llic PreGiicocj', v\ Jio rtfum to
fvbltth hm principle* when called on by the ciiieena
o 6 hu county, and in reply saja that he mil not an
ewer them,hut rrquireithem to tint him without eten
a promilt or aplfdge.' bucb a candidate la inhcart
a tyrant, and in principle a knate?’ .
4lie wajr In which. they l>te.
I W’o copy the following—Just as it is—from one 01
I oqr Western cach*liJ«J|>—
i Col. Israel circled Can.il Com
missioner of this of tho Tay
lor men, who, in Jrino if bst ycar, nominated the
; o.accral astho People’s candidate, for the Presiden
cy* The Colonel’* success cannot but bn received
a* a Rough and Ready triumph.—Pitt*. Cam. Jour.
Those, in this State, who give currency to tho
above statement, are lying under the full hlaao ol
the light of trmb. They Anourthat there isnot even
the shadow of truth in the idea which they arc con
'eying to the minds of those unacquainted with the
facta. Wo are alilo to account for tho recklessness
of these political scoundrels, only hy the fact that
their oouditioq Is desperate; and they must there-
Ip”? Ibid: farewell to Truth, or submit to an igno"
minions defeat, even without & struggle, '
Xioofc ftfler the - abieutVoter*.
Reader, do you know of art absent Democrat
ic.-voter! If bo, write to him .to-bo at his post on
lh<r7tb of November, prepared to do. LU utmost m
.behalf of that glorious cause which has ever been
the peopled shield against oppression and tyranny t
Write to him to devote one more day" to tho service
of his country !
We hate received, Grom an aged gentleman
of tlle City of Washington, a long and able.commu
nication, retiewiug the late speech of Daniel :Wetr
stcr. Wo regret tint the demands upon our columns
aro so numeroas that we cannot, at present, givoit
* place; but. we shall do so at ihe cnrhcst pralicabla
moment.
: tho most ploasing thoughts connected
.with.the late Democratic triumph in Ohio, is the fact
that AViLLtAM Attew* the eloquent and distinguish-'
cd Senator from thatStatc/will certainly bo re-elect-'
ed. TbiSj Of iisclf, more than compensates lor the;
defeat of .Weller by n Tew votes, through tho union
of Abolitionism and Federalism.
®VThG Federalists arc Btill engaged m the ip
iorcaung amusement of electing Taylor and Fill
ntoro, by .votes in steamboats and railroad cars. Go
on, geotlemco, wo will not disturb your pleasure.
The Democracy, (who are usually found inthe work
shops fln<Jifie!ds,);will have n chance to vgteoa next
Tuesday, and the result will be jn favor of, tho (C old
volunteers,* 3 Cass and Butuer, D»yo mind t
PITTSBURGH THEATRE,
: S T0rtui,........... . w^QQflgftr-and Lenee
_ •.;•■• ■■•■ .PRtCW OB* ADMISSION*
Priynle.bqxe»*;* r* *85,U0, J Singitf UckolVv'*”’•• •75c
Dfess Circ!e....soc.-| Sccoml r I*tor... .33.1 l*it*.-.23c.-
P.RUery. ... • ••*’.... . • >Alc. | PnvaießoxetM. »
: JET Betiefil.uf.Alr; OWENS, autl his last appearance
Nov r J,. willhe, acted: inone
Act,called. w/ . .••
T , . ~ SUDDEN THOUGHTS
Jock Cabbage, Mr Oweps | Impulse Mr Prior
Sophia - , - f Mrs Prior
» I “s l^ iu is l > r L? fter Weh,:ft Cornic Dance, (m womlert
..snoetjby Mr. Goodwin. j. • v
- T° b« followed with ilia I\TUMM>
Toljy Trarrtp—Mr.Owcns;{Susan- •>-• • »Mif»sCruise '
, she whole jo conclude with (for the Insl lime)
A Glance at Pbllaaelnjila.
- . VftTK A. V«W SC«\E
J a k«y(on«6ftholPHo7s)..*.vv.;..;'.;.... : .MrOweiis-
{°ne of lh6 G Halfij. . . .Miss Alina Crulso- -
? 01 Miss mud Air
. IP* Doors open nt 7, Curtnnrwill rise at 71 o'clock
TNFORMATIQN WAM ED *'-Ww. taken from thn
dr ““"S’Jwinf \\ ood street; on Inst Thursday, the
jiOlh lilt :j 1 sack Wool, marked “Sindh & Sinclair,” Pitts;'
■ purgji. ::<An>- person, i>y reiun)iUg'n;AViiH>e h!iera(lv re-
Maided,!.} S fc*W HARBAUOH;
; . ; iio\2. , • ••* » No.-63\Vqief andKMTrohifiireet ■“
A N 'J-XCbLU-jNT DUN COLORED MAREi*S •year* •
,-dtL- old, gentle and wejl broltejlrots well in siidilie or
.harness, viili.be sold, in front ‘pf* McKenna’* Auction
Store this:aaenioo», nt 12 o’claekj at the name time- 1 1
Buggy and Harness ,, o>4 j
RV ivr-Kec’d uiid for Ipnleliy
CUMMINS *L SR
A k°. MISAK* AND KDOUKMIDDLINGS
.fIL for sale h> (nova) CUMMINS & SMITH
A h £ L Ob RhV AND FINK bA h
J% Received and for sale by?
novg dUMMIN* & SMITH
•)A BUSHELS DRIED PEACHES—For sale by
£AJ nova CUMMINS &
•*I 1 lON.—i he partnership heretofore existim^
: JLr netwee n Mnrim Keogh ami ArthurMc'W luuney 5 -J
under die firm of;KeoghO;Mc>Vhmuey> »i Umßrcwinff
.business* lms this day been dissolved by the.traWer oi
the whole interest of Arthur tfcWlunney to Martin
Heoghj who la authorized tocollectthe debudue to said
firm, and settle upthcJtuineßs thereof-' " i-‘ -
Persons knowing-ihenuelvcß to be Indebted to suid
.finn* by book account or otherwise} are hereby reque«t>
. ed,xo call and settle with Marini-Keogh, at the Fort Pitr ;
Brewery ARTHUR WHINNES
-/ novl;d&w2w MARTIN KEOGHS
(Dispatch copy 1
;4.J°cal
Com. w.^amSiaighte 1 -.—“ Rope.”
Guilty.*, MessrS Sfialor, Stynlon and
: Sawyer, for Commonwealth; Meanwr-Todd nnd
j fer.Defence,. The Prosecuting witness os a’
I vtryhtlU German girl, who cannot speak EngliFh,
thtfugh jhfeaatd ah? etfuld understand a littlo of the
language. defendant is a black man,or<mid
[ dI,D S «ize,and_ about forty years of age.' He is not
a wickedlookmg felfowi 1 fhe alleged outrage or.
eurred nearMJKoo’s Recfo afiout three moolliß ego.
After the arguments of from
the Court, the jury jilired, fo mashorMimo brp’t
in a vordict of « Guilty.” ~ , t
Com. vs. Jamca Robinson.—lndictment, !' Mali
clous Mischief.” Flea, “Not Messrs,
bhaler, Stanton and Sairycr, Common* colrh;i
Mr. Darragh for Defenco.i « . *
The circumstances cdondcled wyth* this ease iiavo
already bcengiton to our readers. There was but
little that was new elicited, f/om the Witnesses wo
heard—for we did not for »U the foumony/^stet- 1
day. Robinson, tt seems, was sehn prowling. about
the neighborhood of tho store of Follansbed & Hay
ward, on tho night of the fire—the 10th or 11th of
August, last. .The fire broke outand wasextingisba:
cd. “Watchmen Mitchell hnd Fttzmrfrfis. a few hours
after the; a larm or fire was raised, found Robinson
in an alley running from Fifth street, He was lying
on the payment, with his coat under hta head, to
all appearances very drunk. Ho waepicked up and
taken to the watch,houso, and there searched. The
watehmeb testified that he walked not' like d
mae under the influence of liquor. In his pockets
werefound some cartridges, a smalt trnnt key, and
a large knife., He was jacked up till morning. Af
ter daylight, it was ascertained that the store had
been fired ; that an attempt had been made to blow
up tho safe, for powder waa found in thn keyhole.
The powder id the key bole was compared with tha 1
'.Pike partridges,and found tohVcsactly aliko; The
key found upon Robinson, was taken to the store
when it wisspplietHo some of the trunk ,lopks ami
found to fit. This is the substance of the caic'inddo
out by tho prosecution.
For the defence, two or three witnesses were ex
amined. The first' was James Dickson, an acquain
tance of Robinson’s, who testified,that a fair-weeks
jiefore tho fire, he was passing the Theatre, and saw
Robinson with Cook and M’Doaatd setting pn the
steps. I had a small key in my hand. Robinson
asked mo for it,nnd I gave «to him. The key
found upon Robinson was shown to this <•
he said It was very much like the one he gare him
(Robinson.) .Witnessgot tho key from a tronk ma- <
term Mackey’s shop-.; Cook.waa called,and testified:
that ho recollected; the circumstance;; of Dickson
giving Rubinson the key, at the: Theatre.: He fur- ■
ther testified that he saw Robinson buying fire car.
tridges from Mr. Craig, Diamond alloy, a T fow days
before tLo fire. .
The prosecution then called a boy named Gibson,
whom Dickson,said,gave:him the: key in Mackey’s
ehop. Ho said he did give Dickson the ley.
Mr..Darragh was. about to addtess the jury, whin
Mr. Shalcr asked leave to question Gibson a little
rurlher. He wished to know from lnm, whether,
within fifteen minutes,lie had not said to the Captain
of the walcli, that he never gave Dickson a key, and
if in n moment afterwards, he.was mot in'conVerev
fon with. Dickson; Mr, Darragh objected, W the
Court heard the testimony.
Mr. Stanton will address the Jury this morning,
when the case will go to the jury. ,
AWneca. or the Carac—No Lives Lost.—A
gentleman,, just armed from New Castle, gives ns
the particulate of , the wreck of the packet boat Dil- ■'
tgence, which ran Bom New Castlc io Bitoier;— I
Thn disaster occurred hraboul 3{ o’clock on Wed- -
nesilay morning, m Adams’ Dam, five mile above
Beaver Just as tho boat was about entering jhc
canal from I tie slack water* she struck a rock, Which I
made a hole in her bow about ten inches in diame-*
ter. Tho water at onco atvopt into.the ladies*cabin.
J?r, Styco,, to tho host aroused the passengers
generall}, and all (about thirty in number) were
saved from drowning—for the boat sunk, in twnnty
ft et water■ ~ The. scene on board . may boambgiued.
The stovo was opsetand the burning Coals scattered
over the floor > the Jumps wore overthrown, and the
lights extinguished. Thb ladies mado their esenpo
n great alarm—many of them going in their slcep
i nggownsi Some of the gbntlemcni who possessed
courage and gallantry, entered the cabin and saved
tho baggage and dresses orihe ladies. No one was
injured. The vvholo party got on shore, and found
shelter till mSr'mog fa a house about one hundred
yards fromthesceno; Thoywerotakeuintoßridgo
watcr by hacks. Thero was not' touch freight on
board; all that was will bo saved.
“ The Bunny Disinter.”—Two gentlemen Bom
tho far west started from, their,Hotel yesterday morn
ing lo hnnt up-.tbo “ Burnt District”: -They travel
led through many; of the. principal slrcctsi’and at
last, while at tilts corner of Second and Southfield,
uno of them, said to us: “ Where is the Burnt Die-'
tnct of whice wo have heard so much t> Wo re
plied, “You arc 1 standing in it now.” They looked
wilii and enquired if. every lot of thesixty acres had
been improved by now buildings. -A view of the ;
scene of the cdnflagalion convinced them tho city'
was agail! compactly built) and they walked on
thinking, doubtless, that «Pittsburgh is a great
place.” r
The “Great Firo of tho 10th of April” will never
bo forgotten. It wiH be noticed in. future histories
or the country j-and- romancers of coming 'genera
bona will make it tho foundation of many a pretty
story. So wo think, ihdecd.
Tho “ Conflagration of Moscow ” was something
to talk about) butiha great fin) which originated in
the carelessness of a washerwoman in this city* will
boa theme for ages.
... .TirEATßEt—Th*j last “ Glance at Philadelphia ”
wiU, ba offered; tQ?wght. The haaseshave-been
.growing thinner lately. But the piece, with ali us
stupidity, has had a wonderful run iq this city. A i
play of the hind, written by a competent person, i
would no doubt jlast for.years; and-he worth re*
producing in the distant future, oh account of ihe
instruction u ought afford in. relation to city mys
teries.»- We object to Jukey escaping'without im-'
pnsonmem, hp may bo a “good fellow” in some
respects, but he is a ruffian at best, unfit forcinlued
society, and ho and “ his likea» should bo ex-'
eluded. 0 ’
An attractive bill m offered for to-night. Owens is
himself—he is still the favorite comedipa.
v Talking, of coroedmns: ;It, lavstraneo'that
Dunn .will' persist tin over doing every part
takes!
; !
t 6 the visitor sometimes. The old <c cfoyt*lHtits**
tbal are exhibited-thero might bb good subjectffTot a
** PPP II ® pot thecQuatcnnucc&oPthe'
boners throw a pal] over 'ihe-sccHdl' * Kealty/'fiUW
specimens orthatmost pflerulqnuaals :tbehorsej ; aro ;
not creditablfr to the taaife and filjfin orthe farmora of
thie county. We sw a. Ifcw'wfceltß ago for,
: a Jdcdlartand. a,quarter.. Tko xiwmer. purchased him
on tt specu{qtioii. ; \y|i)tt profits vyero.we camipt :
|ell/W we might com* wilhift n dellai* if
-compelled, to'gucsa. But stilly wo sometimes notice:
ofiered in thia'market; and a goad
judge may at any .lime drive a.<iino bargain. > The
auctioneers.aro very clever men*- and well acquaint
.ed with their business* •> >- • • ;
s , , , ) . i f* ,i it v
, The Grand Jury are engaged; in gatb£njig ini\
formation m relation to houee* of 3 certain cbiracr
tel 1 , of which there are many m tin e cityr Many
witnesses have hcen examined:; ancf some indict*
itnenta returned. But where’s tlie cae 7 Thfc hlstpry,
every city in. the world, proves how utterly impc--
tent are all such efforts at reform.
iKS'Ttie boya enjoyed “Hollow H'di** very much
—if eudi conduct can be called pfcjoymant. We
beard ar'eoveral littld pieces of annoying mischief
ihal perpetrated daring Jbo night. ,
GSf* Cincinnati papers stqtej that Hague, ef this
hafe succeeded inarresting'a man named Cox*:
,Tvhp hasheeittndffcted m'Philadelphia onthecharge
of obtaining goods under false pretences. y [
SES* By; request, the meeting of citizens, <t©‘ take<
mtn consideration the subject of erecting" a Market
House ha the Sixth Ward, xv Hi he postponed until
after election.
'i ; «
. iiib -Gazette Baja that a'cytrtirre*s named
hao beeir sourt forsome
gatlery Qnajter Sesaions rnbra, on Tuesday;".;
nowbe*
longs to Brows undergoing complete
repairs jjandivtllbe upm a day or t4vo«‘ n •' ■•' ~ ■'
> c|pl. ; flplendid ( boat, tlio Pe7insyfi;a
nmn, has! been hauled up to the and ts ready
for freight and passengers,"
•
.lent ncwjboat, will be prepared-in a. feir-days. She*
leaves lo* New Orleans on Saturday,
SSSTA man named Appleton was fo-ind
bed, in l a publ*c house of Allegheny He was a
it is supposed he died of Appolcxy.
Tfie case of Commonwealth ts John Fergus,
charged with libel upon Mr. Blume, t.« 3 “ nolle
pressed
fi2T Qol, May, with a detachment ol Dragoons
from Cartwlo, left on the steamer Cambria, on Tues
day, on tfit irwi) to California.
.. mmg- again ycsicrdaYv 1 Good
siy we.s *
ftMd and claaT
as we learned by enquiry it the Police office .
\ \
&2F Tfierc ajp h>c now boats no% King at the
lower wbarf r wbifch wiH soon be ready for travelling.
■j-. .B3fT,.T&c pjaiQODtJ alloy not ctlsc< bis tali on op
;nc,ti W‘c^csday i T-pcrhaps;'
Dletl««yVt liexrrmifeuccy.iu MiKeesjiort.on liipSSth
uIL, .fllMi' Jasx Ai-EXASDKn. -aired 71 year* jiovS^Jtvr*
_ IET t'.-S. Dtutrlct Cnni|,-TlB Uniinl Plnies
Will meet, every day. unit! ihi' fcleeiion-
Iroinlulu;ioclock. Versonanvudimglobo imruralized
« W lieitrrj»'*t to « j» ume sepS3^ie
lU&x or PrrrsßDai}‘r >
s * October 19, y^.
•! [D'AjL:f.'j<iiiioti.fartbiriei.ii .Directors of this Banfc»ior
the tti«uuu year, will be held il the Jiank.,l" House, on
iloiataj, i.wauUcih.day at lvovember next-:' - .
~,oct2l.(iyj ; Joux Sktuke, Cashier.
.•i ... •J^cjm.^gE-BaxeopFrrrscat^ji,)
M . _ . > Oetob< rJII* l 543 }
i■■ IZj Au«,(ffcLMin-for ibirlcen Directors ta servefcrihe
> eur. will :t»e. hfcl4 nt ihci-Bantniff House ou Mon*-
dny, NoveiybeFgbUvifrta, between ihe-hocr* of 9 -*; vM
andJr v v _ Ihovas M Howe,
r " OsshieJ-.
' t,v
, ;> S AND MANCFACtCUEK'9 B/i«, )
„ - October SO i**? J
the year, will foe held nt tho Bunking Houseyon
Monday, th* :20 th day of November nexL • .
:.oci£Ud » W H Davn, Cashier
f|lQ the lEprtornble the Judges of the Court
A, .jhePcaoej m and tot/thc County hi AUe
ebenj ,
...Hie pehUpusof.Tljomaji Hansou.oftlto3d YVard;-city
of the county aforesaid, hurablyfilteweth,;
•That hath provided Jumself wdfc mate
rials far.tht*ifccomrnQdatiOto.ot4f«vcl*rs:ft»d othersj.nt-'
hwdwelhrojj.house in Ihe Wqrd aforesaid, amJ prays
tlmi your lfijnori will beplcased to,grant luiu o.license ;
tofceep.aiuibhchouwiof entertainment: And your j>e?
uUai>er>assMuly bound, wiUpnn
*% THOMAS HAN3OV
ii«c, the. subscribers, citizens of-the- atoreeaid :Words.
do certify, tfent tke above peuuoucyts of goodrecutefor
honesty andsbmperance, and is well provided with houße
TOom for the ’accommodation or tray*
elersaml.otbcrs.andtUatsmdiaveruis uccessoty '
Pau&A. Ifolstine, Jacob McColli»ler T Jas.*Mon-
G.Btuiicofen.Jolm Bolfinch: JolmCovTe, R.Por
ter* John Mip&YitU Win; Ferrall, J B Street
:novt^ulA«yt
EOtt tfALjC—A pleasant resilience, cousiatmji of eight
•acrcsofLand.and a. valuable ;&rfck House, couve--
niemly arranged; also, aSmble,Gnrdcu» &c-roll m good :
repair, aud. in :aJiealthyJocation, about.onfe mile above i
balance attwror twelve years *
S CUTHBERT, Gen Agent,
v Southfield. aireci,ii
1
JLi cU and for alebj <»o\S) SMITH -Ar. &INOUMR
'pvISSOLLTION.—‘IbocQ-parriietihipheretoforetJt-
X I mmguadtir ibR-brra ofA* 1 D.&R,Paucr«on, has
tins davbeerudissolved, bj-mutual consent, ■v. '- i t
Tbfi ou&jnOFswili becamedonatihe oldWandyifnThji
momT allcv> uy *A. D.Pattemon
Ocl 25, MsWlff Imff) A D & R, PATTERSON
. Meuzeks pjirrqait latenture, 3 vola —83,00. j
AluerbrooVi Tiy. Fnnny. Forrester; 2 vqls-^Bl-,75.
. Wnghingiop Irving's Sketch Book, ne\veduionp-Sly2s:
vots: -: .
DonQuixo*te t “ “ “ l yol—S3so
Bnms' Works, 35 steel engravings,.£ng, eil.—¥$ 3 5&c.
-iGuiiivcrsil'c&vclsvalluslTaied-^ljCß.' v , L 5.,,- ; -
Hazieu T siNepoleon;3 Vois^-s33cr.
4.T01R. -i :
-.Carlyle's, Hc%vesuo<3 Saner Resartus;
.:C3rlyfc , s;Pftst.and.Frcscii!,'and Chartism;! v6l.—sl i ■■£
Goeihra Aulo-BiogrQphr, l > r
ou. Art—7sc *
Coleutl{'c T Js;BiogTaphiaLttorannf2'Vols.-»81,75:v.vi; 5 *v-.
For# tie by * H & J3OSWORTH, }\
oct2l _ B 4th. aUytieac Mirkot 7
■‘JMW- T ' FQR of steamer
;•• «jg ;-.a WtiOTNo. 5, wiih privilege or Clerk-
A Jiis i. A ship The Boat,is m {rood nmnunr
order, nna diU .ie *oM low, n» ifc*
, desirous of eugngiug in oih->
fir business U ocUMUIt
-CUM)^
aNl'lftQi'rlNK.—Just ire»h*upply -m
Pro^ W «* hm .« •
octl.2 1 r, NojTO FourUyst,
< “T?i- For 'Hole* *■ ( *,
LOTSSiOP GROUND,;on Pemv street,'hetweeri
JL MqrburcjlmJ: Hay streets, each .containing an; front
QH fceUflhti i:t#epth UO fee|,to an alley widei‘i vy;
AI so>: a liOW onln be rt yrU 23 feet
deep to on alttjy, on which there laerecieda-larffethree'
story bTtck Dnfelirng House, with Balhnml Wush Hoq^e'' l
.. Also, a the street*^' 1
on^vhtclnt*wniffa'e frame'Warehouse ' • •l
And al o> or tfioqnq situated on the Mononej,
hefa river, m'pre'pnt occupied b> Joseph. Tomlmsoiu
Imvingre fronton saiJ river of 131 feet 6 inches, and run*,
ntng Tor terms ftp lyto
/ , ID BIDDLE, Four*st
.W M.iSl SLAIVAt. . JAiIES ■ ATICI Vttnu' •
OCAira *>TKWSON, JUizmi/,.«n«re of Ti/,, Ca^
kj ji'r anil Skl't /[on YturC ' They also exenms every
dLscripnon Work Firststreet,between
Wooa and jUtykcu Pittsburgh ngrOl y
, A Card.
TTAViNG ctoposed or my entire (mere t m stock and
- I 4r> l , r . a 4^i t> l„. , S,¥,T l!l !' A,R >DAVlD STEWART,
uiul PIJILII 1 ; three practical workmen,fur
n longtime nr.tjty employmentauhe Brush Manufactory,
ihenuha-patpfcingeofiny many.friends and
.and oftljie believing thai ihcy -will
'prove worihx desorvuig. of a connuuance of that
liberal been for sodouga inneextead- :
ed tom) fßinkrjfihroeut
Very thanhUtlifQr!pastfavorS} and hopiDgthat the.netv:
■firm oi BI«AIU*A CO will not bt forgotten
i-w • • .1 am, Ac.; Ac.,
oct3l dCt |* JOHN W BLAIR
, BALTIMORE MARKET. \
V ‘, { A/it, J 6/. U-6 P. K.
Flour—The market is steady, but oil active.- In
prices Uiere.ia nonportable chqnge from yesterday.
Sales of Howapf at. at s6,l2sr bbl. ,<.
Grain—The sales of- Wheat include jfrime White
at $1.0001,18 p. f>u. Sales ofPrimofted at sljo2
01,05. The-sales of Com include Prints yellow at
60c. SaUa of Prune White at 6205fici> bn.
Groceries-— The market for Groceries is unchang
ed, either as regarja prices ocdemaiid. ' ' ‘
Whiskey—Demand fair—prices unchanged.
Money Market—No change in monetary affairs.
Banks discount but little,
■j ,
NEW YORK MARKET. '
. t-1 i t' r s New Yotut, Non it.
Floor—The sales to-day have boon very mode
rate, comprising Gencaae aj $5,2605,31 qv bbl.
Sales of Western at preViouspnccs. Sales of Ohio
at 35,1805,25 p-bbl, - , ,
Grain—Wheat isdall, but Cqrn is in activercquest.
The sates to-day was confined to small lots. Prices
hare s downward tendency. '
Provisions—Themorket to day exhibits nothingc'
in prices. Lardr moderate sales at previotia rates.
Whiskey—-The marketconunuca dull. Saleewae
made at 23fc. p gallon.
The markets io-Jay exhibired.no activity, 'Prices
generally are unchanged..
Philadelphia market.
Philadelphia,•November 1,1848.
Flour-—Tliemarket 13 dull, but holders arefirm.at
previous prices. Some hOweier would 1 accept or
easier rates than current yesterday. j "
Grain—The saje of Wheat to-day includes- 700
bushels of Prime'White at'sl,l6 $> b«shel, amf
1,000 bushels of Prime Red at $1,13 p bushel. Tho
sales of Corn to-day includePrimc White,at 62c.
bushel.- dales of Prime Yellow at previous quota
tions.— - . " ■
Provisions—The sales of Pro visions are confined
to small lots, for the supply of the regular trade de- !
maud. Prices have undergone up change. .There
is a good demand for Laid, prices hays sn-dphard
tendency.
Whiskey —Moderate Sales it 23je. V gallon.
L-: Groceries—Tho market is quiet. V
Hogs—The market remains as last reported.
bg Auction.
- " ~At7CTION SALKS', " i"
.BY JAMES M'KBXXA. AUCTIONEER,
No. lit Wood Stkevt, tiilvh short VRuir Fimr
■ , i
■TOBBERS \ i«*m g ibis ciiy w ih o ‘‘topk ot Goods for
V BGleyCan be accommodated, whileiheyremain; wilt*
iheUse pfo;R<}onij oiunodenitfe'tennjik iil ibe at'siorr of ' f
M'Kcmia’a Aueiida Store, Wood, street, three,
dooco from Fifth _
Ai o—-for Kent,h} the week, muilh or the
storae* of merrlj<uidi«* on!>, a.n exceliem dry Cellar*
with board floor
sepiS JAMES tTKf3fSA<, And
IfAOMESiICr BIdANKETSat private sale-'at^&FKeu-
XJ im** Auction Rooms, Nil Is 4 Wood* street, 3 doors
trpmSjh n Jnrtje juvoice oFUcunedtie BJaaketii~df the “ 1
largest sue ami fiiisat quality ofAUrma MouJ. received
direct frora llir wiil bir suld &i very*
low pnceßyliot'i wholesale and retail It 1* op.
portumt> offered to housekeepers for sctcrat «nnr /
wfl . JABir-S M»fcfeNN*A r Attct
T AHGSI i>AI*K OK DRY GOODS: CLOTHING.HimI
JLJ ware Cut!er> &c , at Audio i On Tuesdaj Aot
s«i,at to o’ofof k jutbe forenooni win 6e «)|d. 7 wfth6m
rtt«erve,at McKennas Auction Rooms Xo. 11l Wood
street, .three;, doors tromFifthforvexiejisiyeaisortraelUor '
Dry .eompnsinf imported and/domea'iic'ittrdod
*lmh»4ud-car«meres.4 caw bqckram, cpsej- ✓
non, merino* aud alpacas; mobs do I allies chlicoes,
la\\ Ur aud. domes tie anil '
.iiQported Hni»nei3_. hn£r)ißliQm] domestic b/mifceui btdvru '
and bleached ifmnask.figured.Uaeatable
and pinriin *■ tmy«hn* super Irish linen, French shawls
sUk.lidfcfc.:indnrnrais. comfort*, doz:t Jrjfc p jC6ol«i» '
spool coiton,.2(dt yards, Fanejr Hoods: saim:nhdcdVd :
i bimnei nbboiis t .p]ani silk cravats; serving *jlk,'glove* v
ond limipry. .lGces nnd luMml *iik,
purses, Ac And atihefcame uzrft a hrge lot of winter
oioibuiif Alwi*<a vatietj ofhnnhvure.tuiiery amf>a
nel\ soods At 2 o cloet, some day,furniture, and at
i,early gaA»jjhi v saiTu»;oveningj broad cloths).fancy-arti- -
clq*, cutlery Ac, 1
nnvt JAMFQ SrrKRNNA, Auet
AUCTION SALKS,
_ by jour, a Davis, auctioneer; V\%
1 corner of~ Wood and Fifth streets
QTAVhTi AYD FaNCYDRYGOODS -On TBuriiaj
memat Sides Room cfarperof Wood and. Finb streets,
'W* he,soMj^7il}.dDt.reBerye T toclMe:coHsignma|Us. an
eitensive.nssnrtnient ofseasonable foreign ailddontesuc • ■
Dr> Goods. consisting superfine cloths. < asstmeres,
eutLnieif,{«-ftrts.-jeQng t i]nnnrlf>,,l'ianketP
**j! e i , silks, -black’ > ■
satiu-.ana ;fai:cy.tUamTff.sr } shnwls: in'creav.'CarietVj'ellk;. -
iidkti*., hosiery, glove*,Tnsh linens, daraast hneu table:•
cloths; check*/t j rkings, bleached amlbrV imisliris,'&c
-• At. 2 o c!ock~GroceTics, Qu< J euAw;flre.-.|-Urnuure, &c- '
A quantity 6fGroceries, fine utmhty Yn.;pobacco. rego- -
haCignw. wrmngaml wrappnipFnper,l‘criite)a*sortea ;
China and Queen*\Tare;7hxß:-as'orted tHassttate- An
assortment ot fanumre^mbrnciiigiteaily -all
the variety,j\v.anied;.byvbou<ekecpeim;*:«o6kmg‘*stdVcp,
kuehen uleustl*..4c « / n>v^
i Onff’i liew Syjitem 'of Book>Kv«pidff^
1 ! HARPEIIS &R<rS, rOHJv
first pan.of This workjembracirtgthe'niosicom*
JL nn<l practip.e,on boih Sin
gle ana Double Entry, c\er puldmhed p/ipe 75. cents
i. J«&whole work, embracing therAnthor* weU kndwu :
i upprot emduts ni.tbe science v illiuiraied;ii: twooddition-'
i-.al settsof-books, with achapicr.on portnershmscnle-
exercise/—fuUf loth boaad,
. 81. 50. . - ... -4' .•••■' ..<■
• The. follovrmg.extracts from tbe-wnuen ommoQ<£of ;
someof.tbe mostemmentMerchanTfsEnbkeis cindAc
countaotsin Now thft public sentimfiiit in '
.reference to thiswork ra that cit> .
contains ranttertbat is jinpottaniand inierestfhVio
the iQerchant and man of bimmess.to w|iora T ihius it'
.will be roumHughly useful: 0. HALSTEAD,
President ManhattanßankyNew York*’K
“It is calculated to bo exceeding!) u efulto practical
Accountants aodTe.drJiers of Book keeping t
::RICIfARD IBVIN, Ship owueranu Mereift, -
t- » No. 93 Front street, NewJTOrk ’
, f ?Bemarkal»ly full and complete, and will - canafnli
.convey a thorough knowledge of the subject.' The'un- V
qersigned.mteuds.usjag it osmaTelt Book t >
m , * JOHN H. SHEPHERD.
>. ; Teacher oi> Boolc>keepmg;
••“It is iu every way calculated toctveacleartindimr-^::
jafdcion insight into the verv u etui science of which jt
ireatSj tbrougluill ua gradaUons, &ora. ihe airaplesiyle
suitable to. re toilers, to tharTequisite.fonhernQSrVßned' l
and complicated commercial business*.',; ~v •■■■■<■■
r AlB FRASER,
Cashier 7th Ward Bank, New York ”
tr I believe it will her of great service, not oujyto thfc
new beginner, but to themost experienced accountant
n ' * F> W. EDMONDS.,A
Cnshter Mechanic 1 ? Bank, Wall afreet”
“ Icoa/nder it the first work J have ever raet with from
which n thoroughpractical knowledge of the ftcience cad
bn obtained „ JOHN CAMPBEU-,
. i A!ercbanf,s34ohii's<, New York ”
Bor eal* ut the Book Stores, and at the Anihors Acad*
f-my,:corner of the Diamoudjtnd Market street ocl3t
- . .Great ~Weatern Saddled '
'* Am , w-ffl** MANUFACTORY ,
rjlHB subscriber takes thit method of mtormiim hls f
X friend and'the Public- in general, itlbt be has the
large*! stock of the following named- Article*, of bis own
manufacture, ,n tluscity-~«sidle , Humes*, Trankydna
whips, allot which fie will warrant to be mode of the'
best material -Und fcythe best mechanics an Allegheny
i ! c Pbniy:.., ;BejHig,/determined :to: nail, manufactures ■■
i tfoinethiiigimver.ihan baft beenberetoibre void irt the cm,
i he.would invite persona in need of tbe.nbove nattfed ar
to hl 3 Warehouse, No, 24* street, oppdrS
i fyl®. : Seventh. .• Also, bdnds made-tO'mderfor.maebinevT^
, ocflt 5 1 ' G KERBY*
U Cliiwntf J9tdriw f 7 *» -
■'YBBtSEf»UR(i leave.icrjnfonnhis fnend&iuid ~
iiii-ffenerfllilwn he'han opened.® tfKWj• ?
STORK,
on Mark«t fttrevt; ftaeonddoarfromSeconif BU , «l,:wberB v
ha n;i«, ntul 'keeps on J haot}. a-full wsortnjfcni ;0f...y. •
Ready-utade Faamoftable Cfozhfn&whichiie Will aelJ oo - .
tha mosi rtnsodaMft farms, ibr CaslT v
i! HaaTstffeishgiro.^altiHfl'oUeniioii nfwiM friends .ant*
tha:public m veneTal toMs very -Bflectkm-or.
CasrimereaYin .*<.••. .
endlm Vestings'lbr every on* 1 # u«tf r which ’*
h&.hn* selected idmselF'in'™e“'Ea*i, ? niifl''whli:lr’ , wjlJ-{te+r
nwcta to ordt*rJivn *uperior-manner, nt iN.vFhShioiiOble l -
Hd«d'Qcaners, 23i Liberty atr6ef < Uatg - ,
And; nlpriceS’Tfimwill notboftuestiouedfby.the beafSKfs l V
bargain-makers.-. - "•• -rrr■■ .'C. AVKftNKBURO,
*, v t . , No.-25lXilu;«y Streep and "■» 5 ,->
ociSLy MatketwwijjfoMobr from Second.? * ■ '•tVwv:
SREM.'COMBS— PlaVn~and’Camd,Baclc;newj«ir{e! ?,
just received ni No. frC Market sti 11 ' x '* y r l *
< octi.' ‘ - -110 GAN & CANTWEfX
A •OCtlfl.
.•JPLfVV KK(*3 PEIMELARD—Rfc’d and foT saleby *
octlft CUMMINS & SMITH
Ai*v. er Arrival or
Cl:Ulfi.sitoobw.iwjo\v.teceiwnKliuifieppn4 nupplyof''
J. ; R ie^ I :7> , AM* r Ooodf. Ac.,, cowisuns of-suner..* ;
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; Plam,-Ch?itn«lifln'a«A ?(i>jpcd Alpaca,
•;••• Alarge, s r ittfoijtit;of lioag.aafaqDsre Shawls. r
,v Also,a..<bU,nti»p(y of Safins, ami aneut AVlvol •
for Bocnen at HOB!' D Tk OMPSO\ v
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