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; , , Arrival at the UHlenlmD.
lf doc hid been disposed to base a judgment upon
- - 'the tone of tlie Fedederal presses of this State, when
' r it was ascertained that Wh. F. JortltsTorr had been
'' thosett Governor, that judgment would haeo been,
. ... . . -r>inatjb.
/ that, from ihepraent moment, a seen© of prosper
' ' '■- ' . ity and hiippincssj iD lho annals of our.
■country, land of the world, had burst upon the view
or every politician of that Behool—-even though* to
others, nothing beyond the ordinary indications of
prosperity and happiness was to bo seen by our
No sooner was the event rondered
certain, than the Philadelphia et American and Ga
xcitc” put forth the following Io Pean
“■William E, Johnston, the Governor elect of
People of the United States, there
> is that m this announcement which should stir yoor
" hearts with an earnest joy. It telle of a nation res
cue<f from tho blight oi a corrupt and corraptingdy
.vv f . . .nasty it: tellsi-01. the downfall of those who have
degraded tbe republic by their crimes, and made it
t r ridiculous by their follies*?’
This glorification of Federal power and influence,
# r c was uttered on the !3ih of October— befpre the
Presidential election $ and was, of course, designed
to operate upon the minds of those, who might be
fools enough to believe it, in such a maoncr as to
effect their votes, to be cast on the 7tU of Novcm
-1 her. Those who have been influenced by the mad
ranttngs of a set of political knaves* are certainly
Objects upon whom may be exerted our pity; or* pos
* sibly* our contempt* We can only eay to them) in
< T the language of Moore’s Veiled Prophet of Khotas-
> san t “Ye trou/d be dupes and victims* and ye ar* f ”
The sounds of the hypocritical chant have scarcely
died upon the ear—the result of the Presidential
election has not become cehainly known—it is only
certain that Pennsylvanians have voted—when tm
other sound is uttered* by another minister at the al
. 1 tar of Ararehy and Deception. Satan may utter
< "Truth unwittingly: bnt it could possibly only be*
' when his foul purposes need not be disguised** from
~ . v >tlie victim of sin and crime; and so—since all has
t bee*s accomphahcii-tftat may be* by a resort to strut*
* “'pgenT,deceptioD7'and frand—may the editors of Fed-
era! .sheds now tell their victims, os did the Veiled
~ Prophet Ma, tha ttho glory, and happiness, and pros
perity, to-rHtam which many of them have sacrificed
alllheyonco held dear inpolitical association—in*
dependence anil liberalityofthought and
of feeling—-'tiT is jet confined to the dark recesses
of tho future; and that long, long years most yet
roll on, before those hopes, for wbicn they have sac*
sificcd so much, can be realised * Bat wc shall let
‘ the Federal Imposter speak for himself. In doing
-• " this, he speaks the truth to a great extent. . The ar
ticle is taken from Jhe Pittsburgh American of the
9ih inst:— f
Tho ciTects of the . recent , election will be very
important in its results to tho country. But these
results must bo patiently >'watted for. They cannot
he felt immediately.; It has been the practice of our
opponents to take advantage of lhiß,and so soon as
aa election was over, to call forthepromiscd results.
The election,of-Harrison■■was no sooner over, than
_ our readers will recollect, that they called out im
mediately for" two dollars a day and roast beef,*’ as
if the latter was prepared and ready dished to issue
on the receipt of the returns. .We promised them
then, as now, a tariff! of protection. Bat first, the
new President must be installed, a new Congress
convened, and the pressiog financial and other af
fairs, consequent upon tho advent of a new admin
istration, itself a revolution, most be disposed of,
■ - before a bill cac be introduced to drag its long wea
ry way through two houses, opposed at every step
by the power of the parly just defeated, but still
strong of resources. But when passed into
a law. It b£k none of the properties of a miracle It
mast then have its own time to work -Its own end.
After the election of Harrison, in 1840, it was noi
ontil 1842, that tho tariff was passed, nor were the
' good effects of,it. begun to be fell untiMB43, nor era
til 1545, did it bear fall fruit. Tins was the most
prosperous of all the preceding ten years. In 1846,
that tariff was repealed, and this was na sooner done,- i
than the agents of. thisrepeal ; triumphantly asked i
for the ruin it was predicted to bring* ■ Tho-effects
are seen‘.plain cnoagh now, and during all tltin :
campaign^they have not been bold enough to ask
Jorlbc rum.lt istold too plainly in (befall of iron !
—the embarrassment of owners—tho stoppage of
■works, and tho closing up of coal-drifts.; These i
> *«bavobeen to. a .most .calamitous extentonthe i
Schuylkill, Lehigh aod Susquehanna, extending in 1
its ramtfiqttion to persons in every branch of bust-1
ness, i
A new tanffcannot be passed earlier than 1850; i
nor can its wholesome and vivifying effects be fairly <
-for trully felt before.. 1852 or >3. What will tend i
- v. largoly to retard its good effects, will be theknowl- 1
edge of. its coming, aqd tbe consequent introduction ;
onto the country ol large supplies of foreign gbods i
to avoid tbcadvancoof/dntics. ... . . i
Bills will bn passed for the improvement of our i
rivers and harbors, expending- large soma in differ- i
ent parts pf tho country, giving safety to travel and
facilities to trade through the vast regions of our i
. own. extended empire Besides these.pecuniary and 1
r persona! advantages, the nation will rest in security
. v (hat ita peace will not bo idiy or annccessarliy dis
„ tnrbcd. Thot .no Warsfor conquest will be entered :
.• "into. No truckling to one power and bullying of
*• another. No arrests of needful ; legislation by the i
interposition :.ol a misinterpreted veto:.jpower, or
wasteful charges upon tlicr public treasury, by needy
plunderers.
Four or five years must havo passed away—"lBs2 i
, or 1853” mjisf havo arrived,—before "tho effects i
of the recent election” can be felt* In the mean i
time, if there has been a word of truth in all that
. ~ 4he. Federal Impostors have.uttered, in relation to i
the acts and policy of tho Democratic party—What!
is to bo the condition of the farmer, the manufac-1
lurcr, the minor, the mechanic, the operative in
whatever calling f The people have been told, for
months past, that the country was not only fast verg
mg to a state of rain ; but that all the great interests
of the country wero actually postponed. This aw
ful state of things has been charged as an inevitable
consequence of tho acts of the Democratic partv;
and the immediate and only remedy—the only means
t by which to firing back tho country to its wonted
T prosperity—they have been told tho triumph—
not of tho "Whig” party, (for there js now no
party of that name) but—of the combineddements
f of opposition to the Democratic party;
This is the manner in which tho word of promise
if given to tho ear of all the poor, feeble-minded
creatures in the country, who, not earing to: think
for themselves, not rcgardmgthc lessons of the past,
trust to Federal orators and Federal editors; or per
mil themselves to bo led like chained slaves, by
their Federal employers. This may be snd to be
5 strong language, and it is. It may be said to be a
reflection upon the free electors' of our State, and of
the country. It is ail this: and wc can only say,
that we are sorry to bo compelled, in deference to
truth* to make such an assertion. But"T,|ulh is
must prevail;” ,/We make the remarks
which we bave.made, in view of tho promises made
to the People tirlS4o, by those who knew, then, as
Well as it ib now known and admitted, that they
COUld jiot effect that w Inch they promiao. The pro*
raises were then ma4&only to deceive, m order that
they-might gain power: they utterly faded to redeem
a WaglcLprondße which they maderj and the People
burliyl tfcepi frofl power at the first opportunity?
till
wm
■i. "v. •*
now they.ofe cominencingralrfiadjr/ldiprepare:
the,pub]icjmnd for ertduranch~ -thoy axefitting their
ha«' n been'
practised upon, them, during theeomlnjj lour years,
:flO'.thj»t^|ijDy^Bay^t!ieftcatlJipoiriGem ; '4rnii^ i 'Botter
them.jr little longer-in tbeir course
of deception, fraud, and corrupuon.
But there is consolation to be derrfcdtfrom the
fact, that, though aome are very- alow tolearny wbetr
learned, they act according to their knowledge.
The weak-minded being who has permitted himself
to bo.duped id 1848—who has permitted himself to
be led blindly forward, by-the Federal Importers of
. this year,—-.will noLbe again deceived m-1852,. He
will, long ere that timepsee tho work of deception'
that was performed beforp his eyes;-!-ho will, from
experience, have learned truly to estimate dio Valno
of Federal premises, and will then be prepared to
assert his privilege man, of /AtnJfcang far hun
ger,and. Boßngr ■fpr h»nself, regnrtyess alike of the
frowns or the smilcs.of lordly manufacturers, or of
tlie. tyrannical owners of, iron -mincsj orcoal mines.
- We shall probably advert to this subject again, ere
long.
More about-those “Outrages.*
. The .eastern mail.of brought ua the fal*
lowing statements: in relation to the Telegraphic
Dispatch Item this city of the 4th instant, to which
•wo have heretofore referredr* The first extract we
make is from the columns of the Philadelpbia Bul
letin, an independent papor, one of the editors of
which; we are told, la Mr. Carter—ono of the .firm
referred to by Mr. Hughcß, in bis card published on
Saturday* The Bulletin, it- seems, has very little
confidence m the correctness of intelligence coming
t( from the same quarter.*’
: A Hoax, —The mormng papers-ofyesterday in
this city, New York and Baltimore; published a tel
epraph despatch from Pittsburgh, giving an account
of some most diabolical outrages sudto have been,
committed in that city on Friday last. * Wo dcchnhd.
publishing the story, fooling, assured that it was an
invention of some silly hoaxer, or a telegraphic re
. porter at his-wits’ eodTur an- item. The Pittsburgh
papers of Saturday have now arrived, and say net a
word in relation to the outrages, and of course, the
story is* as we expected, a contemptible hoax.’ The
despatch boro upon its face the evidence of its fal
sity ; bat; as many editors wcrcdccctvcd by.jt, some
exposure-should be made of the. miserable creature
who fabricated the story: Intelligence' from tbe
came quarter, hereafter, wall have to bo scanned
very, before it can be given to the pubh
with, any degico of confidence In its correctness:
The Philadelphia Times and-Knystonc of the Sih
makes this-reference to the Dispatch :
> The Pmsucncn Hoax.—The telegraphic des
patch from Pittsburgh, announcing that certain ter
rible attrocities bad been committed there the oth
er night, turns out to-be a hoax. Why docs
the telegraph furnish ua with such spurious intelli
gence ?
And the Baltimore Sun, of the 9th thus refers to
the same report:*- : 1
As <c Outbaoeous ” lloax.— *Tho telegraphic de
spatch, received on Sonday night, of diabolical out
rages said to.havo been perpetrated in Pittsburgh,
proves, as we apprehended, to have becu the in
vention of some silly hoaxer. The. Pittsburgh. pa
fiers of Saturday and Monday, say cot a word »n rc
ation to the affair. . The fellow did not succeed in.
victimizing us, but pur Philadelphia cotemporanes
were deceived into publishingthe foul fraud. The
hoaxer ought to be able to tee that bis own act was
about as diabolically outrageous as the pretended'
occurrences he records. Can’t the Pittsburgh tele
graph operators detect the scoundrel 1 ,
We think that the transmission of the vile report,
faas reflected no very high degree of credit upoo ei
ther tbe news reporter or the Telegraphic operator
—bb the common sense of most people will place a
similar estimate upon the whole transaction, .
Latest from. Baton Itoage.
The latest intelligence that we havo received from
Baton Rouge is, that the. accomplished and gentle
manly Major Blts?, has told the old General that no
must now employ somebody else, to write letters.
He says that he haJ no objection to silnod to this
matter far- him while his correspondents were con
fined to some forty or fifty Presidents, of Cooven
tions ,4m; but, now that be is elected, and will be
: beset by all the Federal Office huntersio the coun
try, he can’t think of attendiog to the correspon
dence. Besides, he wants to occupy a more bos
orableand less onerous position. It is understood
that the old General Wishes lo employ, immedi
ately, twenty or thirty , active yoosg, gentlemen,
who have never dirtied their bands with wcik, to
write replies to the. numerous letters ho is constant
ly receiving. The postage must be pardon all
letters ofapplicattoa;as the General’s salary will not
be increased till (be 4th ofMnrch, 1849!
• Shot Yourself,- Eh t”
- At the r.torming of Monterey, a soldier found him*
self in a largo garden, effectually separated from his.
comrades, lo this prcuicnrncnt be observed 4 Mex
ican crouching in the weeds at come distance off,
and taking shelter behind the curb of a well, he
gavn lhe “ yellow skin ” a“blurtt* from hur rifle.—
Jubl at a live Mcxican started up from
the other side ol- the wcl4 with a very disagreeable
looking escopctte in ins band. -Our fellow thought
his position very unhealthy, and- commenced rtrfr
mg ata rapid paco-rthe Mexican after him. Throw
ing his riflo over the wall, he tumbled himself alter
it; but just as he olighteti **all op jo a heap” on the
other side, be heard the report of a gun, And sup
posing that hi* enemy had bred, reloaded his piece
hastily, and peered over the top of the wall, expect
ing to take the Mexican at a disadvantage. To. his
great surprise»hQwevcr»hefound;the fellow stretch
ed out upon the ground—dead !' Geuing Over cau
tiously, and turning over the body, ho addressed it
Id the following strain. :
“ Shot yourscH, ch 7 Well you are a Soger, ain’t
you 7. You’re a bigger fool than any two Mexicans
ever IsawyeL/febot yourself! If you had waited
aßtmdgcon longer I’d have saved you a load.”
At this moment a hearty laugh startled our hero,
and looking around, he saw. a rough hciwu Texas
Ranger concealed among the weeds. This mid the
tale, and relieved.llteMexican from the reflections
wbichjhad been bestowed upon hia skill as a “soger.”
The Ranger had. witnessed the race, aifJ perhaps,
saved tho life of tho Miesiesippiaa.
The Bible,
ltev. Mr. Turnbull, in a recent discourse on the
!aw/»l revolutions,says:
tc The Bible for more than a thousand years has
gone hand iiUiand with civilization, science rod law.
It has never been behind the age nay, it has always
gone before it, like the pillar of fire before Israel in
the wilderness. Its great principles of orders sub
mission and freedom, have been the stability of
States. Its very/prcsencc among them has becna
saving ark, a refuge and a rest. How far even bo>
yond the present timo gleams the light of that won
drous book; which describes and promises true free
dom and fraternity, that divine and universal broth
erhood, of which the nations only dream. In a
word,tho Christian Revelation is the true salt of tho
earth, tho vital farce of communities .and States-
It alone regenerates while it 'preserves—preserves
while it regenerates. There never, says Lord Ba
con, was found in any ago of the world, either rcli*
gion, or law, that did so highly ef all the public good
as the Bible.” •
Tiie Cberokee ‘Nation,
Tbe National Council met on the 2d and 3d ultimo.,
yin joint ballot, elected judges and solicitors for
the respective distncls. On the 4th, the acting prin
cipal chief Geo, Lowrey, sonta message, brief and
business like, acknowledging, in filling and grateful
language, the Divine goodness, as shown-to' the
Cherokee nation, the abundance- of the crops; and
the increasing industry and general prosperity of the
people; regreta the “killing, of the notional Star
boys” and saying that they ought to have boon tried
by jury, and strongly deprecates tho system of Lynch
law; loys the bjamo sucji focal disturbances having
occurred upon the use of intoxicating drinks; saya
tho common schools have dnno well; regrets that
the mission to Washington on the affairs of the ha--
tion had been attended with no certain results; and
exhorts the council, in its deliberation, to be influ
enced only by patriotism.
Camp Meeting—*Sibgular.—The following is
told on ihe authority, of Iho Cannersvtlte (la ) Tel
egraph. A catnp-mceUng was hold in the vicinity
oi New Lebanon, in this State; on tho Ist inst.
During the meeting 136 members were added to the
church, and 90 profeosed religion.: On; Tuesday
evening a phenomenon occurred which created no
littJe cxcJlcmeni.—During an intermission of sem*
ces, a young lady 22 years of age who bad been
deaf and dumb from infancy, was sitting in a tent
where some persona were , singing,-: when - she -was
obsorvjpd to bo some what excited. In : about two
minutes after this : was.observed, -she sprang' from
her seat, shout)hg.“glory!” She has spoken sever
al tiraessince f i
, AtWOHEHY COBKtt UETBBSS.
Cw * Taylor Van Burnt.
Ut c ,214 k" % ’23 \
3d «« « 622 , 57t f 44 -
4th “ s « ■ . JB3, , 433 26} 1
6th •' -*« - 359 -* "626 33 - .
6th *r- v«. « '•. 206 360 ’ 49"
7th « “ 66 100 ' 7
Bth « ."«ft 137 198 11
9th- « « 67 144 11
Ist Ward, Allegheny, 147 428 , 60 ,
2d “ ‘r • t 102 267 ■
3d « 1 « * 224 ” 370 ' 49
4th « - 308 485 - 64
lawrencevilleßoroY>: i'.'l3o ‘ 96 .13
Sharpabufgh « 32 135 6
Manchester “ 116 107 19
Elizabeth >* ’ ' V 62 348 'l3
Birmingham “ 223 232 ,24
M’Koesport u 86, 114 37
South Filtsb’g" 137 154 7
Pitt township, 54 k 95 14
Upper St. Clair, ’ 99 l3ti 2
Lower St. Clair, 295 455' 31
Ohio, 75 198 8
North Fayette, 143 99 10
South Fayette; 75 .128 - .11
Indiana, 117 170 2
Ross, , 70 116 1
Franklin, 112 80
Versailles, 131 142 2
Mlffim, 172 127 8
Esßt Deer, 98. 241 !3
WeatDccr, 1 27' 175 26
Plum, 160 198 5
Wilkins, 125 306 8
Snowden, 48 133 8 _
Jefferson, 83 112 3
Pine, 142 143 5
Moon, 154 66 12
Reserve, G 7 110 5
Baldwin, 70 143 3
Findley, 170 104 10
Peebles, 133 273 5
Robinson, - 153 139 5
EastElizabcth, 69 121 9
West Elizabeth, 26 28
Shaler, 77 f 150 I
6,691 10,112
Majority for Taylor, 3,621.
; KvAmztD Cobdaoc—Sunramnxron Mahilia.
—A new atticlo has made its appearance in our
market, and,which excites considerable interest:—*
■We allude, to the cordage manufactured by J, T.‘
Crook 6c Co,, from:anrotlcd hempywbicb issokyau
liedur cured. by antiseptic..subsuuces as not to
be liable to decay; Cordage prepared in this war,
is said to have been exposed m n heap of decayed
vegetable matter for five years, without showing the:
least sign of decay.. .This cordage has a good color, ;'
tlmost. :as. light as Manilla,and in . other, respecta
ooks well. Mosl of tho .Hat-boats which -recently
eft this placo, were supplied with lines of this kind,
and sotneof them are-said td have stood sume very
severe tests as it regards strength. '
' Manilla ropes.have heretofore been used on our
steam and .Oat-boats, and last some, four .or Ore.
months, in .constant, use, while .boat lines made of
common :hcmp, nro aoivcry, liable to decay, when
exposed to the weather, ihsmliey are hardly ever,
used. • From present appearances, this new cordage
most take, the place of this Foreigo article, to n great
extent, being cheaper, more: nod of greater
strength.— Maytrille Httali.
A Paxciocs BtfsnXr—The wifo of n Cornish
bankrupts who was recently examined in ihe Exeter
Uumct Court of Bankruptcy,*!* supposed to have
concealed about her person money, orother proper*
ty, of value, belonging to - her husband's estate.
showas searched a tew days ago by two females, by
direction of thooffierr of thecourt, and id her "bus.
tied*.which was unusually bulky, were found wsteh
es and articles of jewelery of the value of £lOO.
‘Uy Shell Oyeiera—At BENNETTS. IKnraoud
alley. uuvltkCh
Sletciiasr* x*» MavrvAcrtaix * Bist 1
October an. t*ia. • }
10* Anelection fur Ihmeenlhreeiorsof ibis Bank, for
ihe ensuing year, will be held «t the Banking Hnuw.oa
Monday, ibedUih day ot Novemiieruexi. V
orijriul tV II Bevvy. Cashier
a ntxK or Prmsraati. 1
. Nmi.nilrr ", let*. 1
The J'reridenrand threrinri 01 ibis Bank, lave inis
day declared a dividend i*f iaar per re 1:1 far I,l* last six
.mouths; payable 10 stockholders or their legal represeu.
'olives. JOHN SS\ licit
fAyU-dln Cashier
".(jcmixnoH lisas vt pimttrxou, 1
.■■ -. s .Neveitiln-r 7, l-.lv <
ll7* Tins Bank : has .ibis- day declared. a dividend or
ipur pyr cent, on its capital : aiocaa'.ml of the nroSi* of
the lasi six month*, payable on or abet the- Uih instant:
liuvsiid - THOMAS M. HOtVE. Cashier,
. Bins or pironsxatt, 1
Oeiobs-rlii l*4<. (
, ILf” An election tor thirteen Ihreetors of this Bnnk.ibr
me e ramiift year, trill I* held si the Bisatiae llonse. on
Mnodny, the tweaueih day of November net!
ortSt-dut V Jnnv Usvnes, Cashier.
■ Ezmaaoi: Havx or Ibmxvsoii- 1 ! .
- - October Sler, let*, v
sjj* An election lof tbirtreiiDirectors, to serve {bribe
eusmny year, wilt Wfbefd nt ihe BanHUy Bouse on Mon*
-day, November 20iii,-te4! J . briweentbe boor* of o x v
and 3 p u Tuousi M How*
oeuddle , Cashier
R3* SwaU. Fox, generally- brgin« w«ih. lanxur>r and-
romiung; »errn«»ix»fiSei|irt>al
amt many.other tmpffauiutcomhfamu. •
WngJtti Jadton will he fiiasHi ihi* vrrr
nwtlirujc m lha world far Ihrrmro Of Small be*
ihr 5* tttoaiMfl .thfc iKkfy fromthow polrnn«ti* humors
which arc ibs csnxe of «nsii ;>c>x am! oihcf eruptive
corapfaiMlA. >ronj ihrer to six of «tml tnilirtn
ViiU, tuien every night tm going to be»h‘wiU in a fchort
upeiudke a perieei cure of tho above dangerous com*
plaint, and the blood mu! other tfmd* wiilbe retiofed ui*
staioof pimtf. u
’.'Wriffbl’s Indian Vejretab!e-.Pm« also aid am! Improve
<iijMUoo,-tuid ihereiore ffire.heahh tmd vh?or 10 die
tvho> iraoe
. 'CaujivtfdttanJ filial
tho Orifiual amt Only flenamo Indian Veeeiablr l'illt
have iho trrnuti signature of VVilusm : Wsioiit on Ihe
top laliel of each box. •
a Kememtier. also, lhai. HferSTS, Fsuelitwoneer k Co, of
« Clneiiitiailiaiid J.
U, ttllder A Co., of Loawville, nre aor nceiiis-for' this
mrdieiiic, and we connot tninrauu-* Uie i-emilumcM of
tbm oUrrti4 liy thrm (ofxaie. ':■>
, fhvKvnuine is for sale ul Dr. Wright's l'rlnoinalOffice,
169 Kate etrect, I'lnlsdelphta; mid by JimaTuounoa,
tM I.ibt.rty street, Piusliurgh, pa . who is sole agent for
this city, by whom dealers can be supplied ni the whnle
nlernie aovll
- Coiou.—Dr. CJickener*« Buqar*em«!cd
\ eueiabie Pilts are mimtallible remedy for th* vrhnomiig
cough, n* will be #een by the following leuer
_ „ , . Fnoxm'T Ili~ Jaa n 1-13
.*r r .‘-\r *• fhrlrencr—My, Hear fcir;. Noi Jong since*o
child of mme wna .taken Imdif withilji*w r hoopine-.eoui{h.
ami as \vn have no Doctor within 00 or 40 mile* of us; I
asked n mine 11 he knew of anvthinir dim
wo* good for 11,-. Hu said he did not know exaeily whst
.fa re<,*on)tiiend. Inn there wo* a box ofCJiekencr’sßtujpir
coutru INirgniive Pills in the house, which he had .bought
01 a puillsr the fast.time he \vanni Chinogo ami if they
\yere its.good oh they prewwJed 10 bo, there was no tell
ing but. they might be of service 10 iny James. *l coti*
eluded 10 try them; amlidmtl ncvcrregtei Uiaif did so
The iiitte follow had 10 take only t\voor three done*, lie*
; fare the cough entirely |c A Um. Thouehonly three years
old.hehas often said to me since, ‘'J’a* give mo some
more of them sugar plsms, I do love iliem so drarly ”
I- wish you would send ffle.'ncy hearer, lUboxen, aud he
will jm> vou for .them. Tfie country hereabout* is so
t un y settled, and FbysiCiaiis.so;<Uflicolt to get at that I
thiuk, if you should establish an agency at Chicago it
would prove n profiiahtn rpeculniicm ior you-
ourn, in Imsie. Jon* Wai erxi
ID* Soldb>- W.M, JACKgION, Ccn. Arcvfv
.. no ';H . hD Liberty Mrcpj. PtHKhurch.
[For list of Agents see advoriiscmeut.]*
R>"Consumption is a disease which is carrylmr its
.victims to the tomb by thousands, without being arrest
ed in its progress by the medicines m common u«* at the '
present tune. But o brighter day is coming, oiid ha*
come—as to successfully unrest this disease DR no-
GLIPS LIVERWORT AND TAR notonlj giv e* imme
diate relief in COUGHS and COLDS, hut from the testi
mony of men ofthe highest standing here und elsewhere
it 1* making some very remarkable cures ofCONSUMP
TION. ' Improvements m the troatmem of diseases are
onward,- and nothing can arreßt its spirit in the. present
age. Those who are afflicted with diseased Liitte* would
dp well to call on KNEEL AND - A HARDER,'Grant *t
one door below. Second agents, and see tho'cerU
ficutcs of. Dir. Win. J. Richards, Judge Wm: Burke,Vfhe'
wife of, the Rev. Geo. and of Dr; Hiram Con
fate Professor in the l-clecuc Medical College ofCincix
■mu sep23
. PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
C. S PoaTXB,-;.*m».«*<-• Muuager and Lessee.
, PBICEB QW AOWS3IOS: •: ' • •
Private boxes w. ** .$5,00/ jSinglo ..75c
Dress Circle* •« *soc; | Second Tier**♦ *35; | Pit-.i-ifac
GaUer> *••• v•••••rv'jWc.jPnvateßoxe*«* ......fjtoo
KT Benefit of Mr D MARBLE i
; Mosoai, N0v.13, will be acted u.Comedy called - -
tamily ties.
JoshSims*** **Mr. ATarhfa. I Dick Octavo **.*Mr‘Prior
Maria ♦•?*••* *'Mw Cruise. J Kate »- * *.. *>. .Mrs; Prior
; Comic Polka-. Alisa Wtilters and Mr. Goodwin- •
To be fallowed wilhti new Farco. called =
OUR JEDIDAII; OR, GREAT ATTRACTIONi
Cushs Chunk - Mr Marble
...Sailor’s Hornpipe--... ......-Master Wood
«To conclude with
LUKE, THE LABORER
Philip * * •* * • ,M r Marble
; . Lehman Family will appear bu Tuesday ; 1 r
RJ* Poors open at 7; Curtain will rise at 7i o’clocV-
Card.
B C.MARTIN, corner: of Smithfiold pud Front sts *
X t ReeU/ijins X>istilteT, and. Wholrsal* Dealer in To
reign and Domestic Wues, Liquors, %c., &e. Country
merchants, and tho public are,mvitedto cal} andexomine
ins largc: stocky before purchasing elsewhere, as good
bargain* con alwayslie had a< the above corner ' [nlB
KEbNAPPLES—■SO bbls.vfiifo, for sale by - ;
U tlovl3 SMITH &r SINCLAIR.
TNUIED HERRL\GSr-tJUboxes,:a first Tate article, for
JL/salebJ (novl3) SMITH A SINCLAIR
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MeAX 'MATTERS.
Sc»t£kceb.»—There jaildelivery”
on Saturday, All the prisoners who had been found
galUjMPMog thaJvflOk, wore brought into Court and
sentenced,' ■* t
Datid Lane, convicted oiT two indictments, for,
stealing fish from the Diamond market/ was sen*,
fenced to eighteen months on the first, and twelve
month? on the second*-making two years and a half
imprisonment in the penitentiary*'. This convict has
already served a term in the State’s p~jsop; and
there- Is not much- doubt' that Jives,
serve many more. ■ c
■. JohnChapmary, alias Johh Hunter, convicted for
stealing clothing from Mr. Kelly, was sentenced to
eighteen months in the penitentiary, !
. Aficharf O’SAea, convicted for stealing twb-caps,
was called up for sentence. In reply to the usual
question: by the .Court; he said : "T have pnly to
say, that lam not goiliy.lknow I am not guilty.”
Tbe Court roraarked .that* had the-jury brought in
a verdict of guilty, without evidence, they could
hardly have been inistpkcn-much, for you area well
fenown thief.’*. He was sentenced.to sis months in:
jail 1
John. Terry, convicted forstealing a Promissory
Note from James Ryan, was sentenced to eighteen
months in the penitentiary.
JoAn Dunfap, convicted for.stealing an overcoat
fram John Zcigler/. of Mifflm township; was sen
tenced to only six months m jail; on nccount of the
recommendationoftljojury** t» the mercy of the
Courts This convict was a soldier in-Mexico, and
is quite young, and possesses a very soft and mno*.
cent countenance.
rJamts Barnes ; convicted for conspiracy to defraud
Bonjamtn Bear, of monoy, was sentenced to eleven
months in the penitentiary.
James Rcbinson, convicted of “Malicious Mis
chief,”. in settings fire to the store of FoHanabce &
Hayward, .was.senlonccd.to pay 4 fine of §5OO, and
.Undergo imprisonment In the coanty jail for three
years, Robinson IciVlho Court room with a " smile
of contempt ” upon his lips ; but there: was, no
doubtj, something horrible back of it; ' Tlio Court
remarked that they regretted u not in their
power to ipfbct-a pemtcnttuy.pumshmeM, not that
they entertained any feejings of resentment towards
the unhappy person, but tho interests of this com
munity required should be excluded from it.
John, Tay/or*,bl!cK boy, convicted for stealing a
cloak from Mr. Morganulein, was called up, and he
confessed that ho had been concerned in the larceny,
bat contended that the two ctners who had just es
caped by the verdict of tho jury; wcreequally guilty.
The Court teemed- disposed to deal Jemectly with
him, and his sentence was sixteen months in the
penitentiary.
■ Andttor’a notice.
AU.EQHENY.OOUNTi, Si I
• v: ORPHAN'S COURT; October.l
4‘/&srk. < b Tcnu, I»ihe irmlterof ibe t>tale pf l
Kariryili,diet!. -. • -■*•■; ■.
- Atsd now* lo -wUt Nov, : lli)f r ;ls4s<'on !
- wo,lon John Burum. K*q.,Reailc* Wash- 1
- inpioa '■appointed Auditor, to audit ' the i
. . ' claims auu makr distribution among*! the l
, . errditoot i
COAD’a GrUBtiATtP Gai-vaihc • Batjtiiv.—Tina Too Auditor appoiiifeu in tlw tiliovo cate, will attend, I
I ■ I ~ ■".■■■ torthe purpose* ofbis appointment, ni hlj Office on 4th !
Superior insl/tnutnt it adicrused in another column. *trcet, near Cherry alfay; Pnisburyfa,on Monday, the luu i
lU.upertnr excellences c0n,.,1 of,!, great power, mOAKK” V ABli tN«TO V Auditor
perfect con.truet.oo, and easy nanagecent by the UK u.t>, AF^hlov^
operator. The. power may .tie increased to almost Ttte«lay morning, Novc Mduai. 10. o’clcrfc .at tho i
isv fiu n 'r -»n,t ia Vw CornmewiafSak* Room, corturoOVood and Fifth sts.«i
any extern, and diminished 10 the wnallcst qosnuty, WIJI wMf WllhOTl retsr „ 0 „ a erei } lt of CO da> s for
while the ftaid riowjun a continuous smooth current- *unir«ver SlW.a large invoice of Fashionable and i
Bctog constructed upon Matltcroat.ca. principle.,,,. i
: operations nr* infallibly under the entire control of *h»rt%wun.Vicy bosom*; I.Tdo*entdtie*tnfteMmiraac i
l t \. m »u’m f i i .Shitiu; 7 unroll nrporwd lancy i-htris;■’SO.ifoien him
I the person who administers this wonderful agency* hickory rtbtrts: 5 domtiwHed flannel Shirts; 4 dozen 1
Rut fall proved to highly beneficial in ail forms of i willed--amped Drawers; tl Hottn Canton flannel Draw. i
■ • j» ■ '■ 4 i•■■ » i j * ■'••'■ i cr*: Jhnuus »uper. fancy cassmiero Pants.;aa|>uirsffc»M i
oertous disease* Am! a child may soon learn how mixed AailtitH Pams: 10i pair* fancy satinet Pant#,-- i
W perform the abject to he effected; and thus save ' A \** Drew-and >«** Coats, Orer-coati, Vest*, &c. J
•t: ' » ' ' V - . , which can iwexanimeioaiAowmyot solo; ,
the patient the waste of strength by ote’tw med*- novia JOHN DAVfS- Auri’r
cine, end present the torture of burning blister, *o T\ vi< i Tw, ftp, Hm-m/p...
'V t. r. A. •'• '■+■’ oftounief Ufultt. \
oue& .applied Without tienefil.. The following re-- Monday. Nor. Jifcb, oitfo’cloeklttth^a.ftcr- j
commendation of this Battery, by the Faculties of w »*l he sold.on bs Mc- -
.l i»Vi' »Vi * - ..... ;, .. . t . kewm * Aootinn, Rooms, No 114 \V<kwl *u Udoot* from 1
i toe Medical hnhoed* of rhilaue'pht& a -mH showthe l-irta.thetollowms Groceries. A«.»*vblelvwere partially
| Ctor.atc they place upon tt for raed.ca! porpo.c* • °" c,n!,, • *: * h " n •“»* *>J«' -
‘ •. / r / . ;ina» thesis JJlack Tea: seycrnl drains of
r *• The oonenigned respectfully recctmncnd to the nf Smoked cruks-Qf stc«la Ash. h■.?■:
I Hospitil Committee of the Philadelphia Uosbital. 1. JAMKS Aaet.v
| the purchase ol one of Coad'n tialvanic llsUerics. '\rAKlhi \ f»est fix copirswdoii'tt
i which i» admirably ed.ptcd for tbo appl.c.iion of |
< 5 •<* *"T > TAW?w
i imporuat tor tba Hospital ,o po«e... TUB I ai> J) ru. I’i\s No ,i at !ir«- Hurt». Cot*,
• ' M .Thera arc oumcroe* di.eirc. lbatarcbctteltitej ; COThJ.V, COBU. 34 pr. Boot I.acos. 3CU cc:HooU :
by clecinctlyi »tul »| w w-ctl tKst lh« cltoical (Im I jud o»»;t with a lot or. Joiwn
s al tbn Hovptial .sbouM base at, opporcuaitv ct nit- i tuc rigttot rHKb.TAKKbfI
. oeaseg tta titoile of applicjtit-n and sacs "" n“IVm t . „ r-’ I r
•' •• •- * f ■ i-\l/ siorrt fimt tor sole
i< • Up** «« me W w.-'-Tbt. pi«o, written br * ” ~.. { fc'^ '«* *SS™!»™»
J'rv ••« - ' ' r : -- IM citU H>.,\TrlA>Vlt— A''sorpenor article or
j "wuhtily, of CißCifißtlJ, was performed- last halur I JL# always u.itmml and tor aide hy
, dsy eTcnicg. Whatever wsy he the opinion cf nth I Kl\<« k MOORHbap
crik VC ills K llitlv Au'lt lilfthrv Mmifr-Mann 'll j "\Tl'.>HA?kiN( r >Ck Vtn AT^HJS—*tsp hb}». .m «int< (Util
er» r wciue»ivs«iy, as a htcrAry production, it M> f 0 mo\in MM3 & MftORURAI>
. oas ftp claims to merit f hot fir ti truthful por* i .:T7iLi.)UU*»-*<o orn- xii]>enurt hraint.'on Vran<l""and
j traitiira of lift In ilio west, no tbink it admirable. I hr (»«»» >„ . KIMt it MOOBHRAB.
| There ..nothing foolish. .-Mag ~ not.,.' ,
liog broil!, m it» It te.'ichct wholesome morals, ftnd ; for Uu? nwsf. families nmi Parties; enu hr pro
1 afford, in,truce or.br beat*,,. There i. no, , SS?
} mucii < ‘ p|otV» mat (he piece is hot the history of | Abfshatty c«f? and m->ibe Oyster f JVpoi; st i
«aa, r • i. .L. _ « « T .. { Cihafifi lloitt, wood street, . -;
I a New KngljQd umsiy, ihii tnasps to l»itva—»theif. t rovltdm- • • ' fIOI/TVfc -VTAI/FRY ■ 1
difficulties ami Ihctr tnoniph., •' HSt« r Ca|ii, ttna'Wntr.;
We hope the “Homo in tbo Wet” mnbe om- i aWSBa Tub subierthcr t»now- rocclviog ftom the
' * I tsKsLcitvor New >orV acbotee uarortmctitof Hntv
Mfttca msny a time. .. *T—"Slbep,. and Muffs,.l.ntem .Ibtshtou,. to ereot va<’
! rit’ty, nod very ttiKAf, wholesale oml retail.
... •-■..■■ ■ -V 3AMKS WILSON’. .■
Suaithbeh) »tn;rt;Sd door tsontli of 4th «.
Wl* Many person* arc amusing themselves, by
conjecturing whether Robinson can be kept in jail
Tor three: yearn. It t* thought that no Governor wilt
dare pardon Jilin; but, atilt, that he will be kept
rapmonip long, aroma impossible. I!e la a wire
*P»PI endued With greaa mechanical tngcuuilv, and
a* touch daring a* the old Nicholas." lie trill have a
thousand Khctnca for escaping ; out of an many,
may not one pioae successful! The Sheriff and
jailors must keep a lyceeve upon every movement
hp maker, or they will rake up tome morning, and
Cod that the hud has fiqwfl. The tntereata ofseeiety
demand thablie should ho kept in seclusion; and it
is tho prayer of cvnry one, that he may suffer the
pnnuhmeiiMhe lawlnfllrts, for It is light rnoogli for
such an cnounotia offence.
.• Stbaw Bah,.—The system or taking “ atraiv
hail” forecriimnals, “is much practiced,in thia
community, and should ho pul a atoptodj! In back
woods counties, when a recognisance is forfeited,
the surety is compelled tn pay tip: but not so here.
This Ison evil. Any scoundrel may escape, by find
ring some “man of straw»». to hail him for hia
..appearance.
: We mention this at present, aa a hint to the offi
cers of the law. . .
Couclvded at Last.—Tho Stewart case, with
which tho present term of the: District Court was
oponed, was concluded on Saturday-r-tho eighth day
of,the trial. The jury returned, a verdict «r $3OO
against Stewart; tho costo tn follow of course;
which amount to oight hundred or a thousand dol
lars. That our renders may sec sofno of tho Tea.
.lures,or litigation, we will ondcavnr in obtain n ie
port of tins caso from u« commencement, years ago,
to tho rendering of the verdict on Saturday.
Dtsonnetttr Cotinucr.—A man, bolonging to Al
legheny city, was arrested on Snlurdnyjiight; by thc ;
watchmen, for making floiao and breaking things
at a house on St. Clair street. Ho was examined
yesterday morning by the Mayor, who fined blm
810, and bound him over tn 8300 to appear at tho
noitTerm of Court
Quarter , Sessions.— Saturday, Nov. \ l
mnnwcalth w. Robinson, Butler and Taylor. In
dictment, “Larceny.” Plea, “Not Guilty,” Vor
diet, Taylor ‘t Guiltyßooiason and Butler “ Not
Guilty.’*
After.pronouncing sentences upon a number of
convicts, tho Court adjourned till Mondny morning,
at 10 o’clock.
ikST Tho Sub Jo Harmonists give another Cunccrt
this evening, Meador, do you want to be amused
and delighted J If you do, go to-night to Philo
Hall*.. .Tlhb is all wo have to say, -
Mayor’s Ojtice —Saturday Morning. —There
were about a hnlf n doion drunken customers, hut
not .one bf.thoin exhibited any romutkablo peculi
arities.
Fire.—On Friday, night, a: firo broke out in the
new Qluss^ Factory of Mr. Hannen, in Manchester;
which resulted in the entire destruction of the build
ng The fire originated in accident.
SSI-Yesterday was wet and disagreeable.
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: Ellen A.J£ryant,agedihrce'yeitr& uud tfto months,
i;; .JRbe friBiiUi<Dfthß.faipily/tyiHp|ca*iJ fduemlj
thti : ,(Mbnday)'mornnig,’ itt, lurther
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CoAd L , Battery
AMD POfcES,
|7OR Medical asp otii&r pucpasss.—Thjb is the only
X/ instrument of the kind that has eveitbeen presented
m tins country or Europe for medical purposes, and isthe •
i. onlyone ever known to murphy wbic trthe galvante fluid:
can be conveyed to the human cyepihe ear, the bram; or
ito otiYipart ot.-thc body, cither externally orimemaily,
>iu a stream, without shocks orjpa»q~with
perfect safety—mid ofteif with the happiest effects.
•;; This. important-apparatus is-»ow-highTy approved of
-by many.ofthe most emmciii.pbysiciaiisot this country
andjEhiropefitp. whom,th&a&icted;and others tVhom it
may concern can, be Reference will a!so>te
.given to;many_,bighlyr respectable citizens, whoifc&ve
-been cured, bymcntis.of. tbismosyvidtmbfeimparaius,cf
some of the- most inveterate .nervous disorders,- Which,
could not.be removed byony oiher‘fcnowi)..rac&ns
; . Amoug yorious others, ithas been proved to be: admit',
ably adapted.forihe.cure of-the.toUowiugdiseases, vizt
uervous headache and oilierdtsordcrsof the brim*- lijs
withthisappara l tu3alonethutthooperhtorvciinconvey >
the galvanic ouid with ease and safety 20 the eye, to re
store sight, or cure amnurosas ;tothecar to restore hear
ing; to the tongue otother organs, to restore speech ; and
to the various parts of the body, for the cure ot Chronic
rheumatism, asthma,neuralgia, or tic doloureauz, paral
ysis, or phlsy, gout;chorea.or Bt.: Vuus’danc", epilepsy,:
wcakness from <{ rains, sorde diseases peculiar, to.fc
males, contraction of the limbs, etc.; <.s -?.■
: 'Rights for inrrourtditig countiCs'Of Western -Poland
privileges, with.the:instrument, purchased, and
alsotested forthe cureof diseases^;•; -**.•-
Fall instructions witlbe given for Ute vandus chemi- 1
chl&lo be used for .vanousdjseases, and the best mapncM
for operating Cot the cure of these diseases, will aIBO be-i
fatly explained to the purchaser, add a pamphlet pul into:
hts'lmnds expressly tor. these -purposes^Cßrfefollypre-i
pared by the pulcnieo./EnqutreoiT ‘..v.r = ; .-.i
S WILLIAMS, Vine street,
nov!3 Road, Pmsb f g
I‘ ARGE STOCK OF STABLE ANI) FANCY DRY
J GOODS. —On: Monday: morning/ November tSthyut
10 o'clock) at the Commercial SuTeg: Room/ comer 1 or
Wood nnd Fifth sireels, will bcsold. \vilhoat‘reserve f for
cash, an extejinveagsortmantofFall nnd Winter Stable !
and Fancy Dry Goodfl, con*ißtinr<of superfine iLonaon i
wool dyca black cloths; English, French and'American
cnssmieres, sattmeisi • while,; red) yellow, and vgreen :
- flannels,. 10?4 blankets, lainefe,
alpacas, emghams/-Coburg cloths, bleachedand brown
muslins, llama plaid.vcambrics, .prints,
Irish huens, damask linen table cloths, hosiery, gloves,;
woolen comforts, shawls, hdkis ,&c
At2oclQck~Groceries, QuceuSwarepFarmlare, &c-:
A (jaautity 01 (iroceriesj.China, Glass und Queensware:
Ya. manufactured Tobacco, regalia Cigars,, writingand i
wrapping Faner T manlel, Clocks, Looking-Glusbs, table i
Kmvesaml Forks* Hardware, Shovels, Btoves,.Tinware, i
Ac. A general assortment of ; household and vkiiehen i
furniture, from afamily about removing from the.city, i
v - At Oo clock-rßeady-mode clothings boots and shoes,
gold and silver,watches, fine shot guns, pistols, i
vonet> goods, &t ,
jioU! _ JOHN D DAVjfS, Anethme*»r
MAP- OF irom the''
Comity Survey* authorized by the State, apd other
original documents. Revised and unproved under the 1
supervision of Win. E* Moms, Civil Engineer, upon data
received ih each County,; under haihomy- ot the Legist i
lure. A few copies of this large and splendid Map re*
ceived tlus.dny.aml forsalcby ;v v;
JOHNsroV A. STOCKTON,
novin. . IJook*eJler*».corner Market and Third sts.
.'• . - iVlt*t»rMreax<3oo<l»«...
1) IV TUUMPnON, iW .ltd :now
ll« complied ht*.*iock «f demrablc DRKSS WOODS:
< mnpn<*-d m arm o^—
A’r.nuon Frenli Merino,
! 4 trnwt»crry , 'ilo dp
Magazine Blue French ,Mrnm>;. ~ -
, Brown, Wreitii Bml U'ark PrruchMermo;
Aawmed colons Thybei mul Purnmctta Cloth*-;- .*:.'
Mn*:n2i»rt Blue .\lparas ju?il : dp. • ' d r » : ’•*' '
do;. do. nttd Crimson M.de Laineii,; • 1
... 1.-nmamnc Strip*-*, (a newiimcle lor ltidieirdf*sM'«i:t
■ ''<■ w,%ii
1.. Public Haiti " **
i’l'K ACKI jl OF C-OOU COAI, FOR SA] ll—l will
sell, at rub hr >:i!r» on. Monday, ihc SSlili day of No
vember, ul 1 o clock, v. l»vc ncrt* ot-epodCnat—'
niikpropcrty m w»Hiut4i.mi!e.*af Fm*bartth,und b-ilf t»
uulc imm Mr. Irwin* SallW OT'k*,dni!|rvoMK'irm
calwl the Hemmy Traci, on bquirre! Any umon
vushjuff to purcliit** (.oal, will do uvl! to srttcj-.d iV w>lr--
■nm term* ttr«ron**hah cash, ami the remainder wiihia
two jean*. (Jemlemcuwhu aro ‘engaged with team*
nrc. Hinted to nnrml. Tim sale will lake nhtce' oi ihe
hmueofMr* M rienuug
Movtt Ml W 1T«I ISON' N FLrMJNf?
Kmporlum of KaiUlon.
OliP mid ilhe puhlic ctniernlHy
.are respectfully,tufureued-Uut I lmvt*. m*t opeued ft
*f» *l«*k <’* CLOTHS, CM SSmSRKS and
.rAi>77iYcr&, to.which I invite their micimon. •; •■•■*
JAJJ McGUIRL, Tailor,
no\ ll .. . St. Charles Building*- 1
_ _JChroniele oopV.X' . r -••.•
A .AM) AX A UA}l6a[.V!*-Au)’ person
JV tuA'ftiii oi-n comfortable Dwelling Mouse, In ttgood
. iiciithborbood, on \Vyht> street, n *hort distance from iho
Court Hou*p,*cmi provide ih<!jui»clve* for the emalfaum
of SHMI, cash. Appt> to JOHN CO\LE,
uovll _ ■ 4th street, near Smithficld $u 1
m .AnniherAfHvol oOenr Goodiv •
rlDIh subscriber isiunv receiving lus second supply of
:*Hcd Winter:Dres* Woods, &e\;consiating of nuper
l rencu Mermo, strawberry, muzenne blue, and other
colors,
All wool French Cashmeres and Do Lames;;?«>.- •
. Plain, Chnntelion and striped Alpaca*
• A JaTge assortment of long audsquaro Shawl
Also, a full supply of bilks. Safins. and uncut Velvet,
for Bonnets, ni ROBT. D. THOMPSON’S,
: oct3l •-.. No. HQ Market, Odoorstrom Liberty st- •
S&l O AKBt*A«o*i> yesterday torenoon, npockct
Up 1 A/. Book, containing about ninety dollar*- ’ Tho
finder .will receive the above reward by IcavingU at this
ofiico.or the Red Lyon HotelySinclair ntreet - ''
novlQdt JNO L TINKOOM
B ALte Ol BLI/fc I OATINfV ~—
At l ease grey-mixed Btouketa; ! . .
I case grey Blanket Coating j
■ .1 caso Army Cloth, \
...Just received irom the manufucturvr. and for inle fow,-
[o; (novlO) MURPHY tc LEE
• • • Rich: Dreat Goods* . ,
'PICR FOREIGN STEAMER A:
X tc Co. wiHopentlmr morning, HickDt ms Gopd.ycotn«
prising the following ntyios, viz:] Snim. Rraa Merino*, n
new article, and tho richest goods imported thin season;
.all: wool Plaids, high colors ami choice styles; oil wool
Cashmeres and Mous De Lames;: fine Coburg and Lyoti
ese Cloths, of every desirable ;<jolor and shade: satin
striped Cashmeres, nl greni variety- - - novß-
NCW 1300 Kb, —Loom is Elements oiTngonometry
Elomonts. of; plane- and spherical Trigonometry
with; thcir npplicntioii to.. Mensuration,: Snrveyiug and
Navigation,' by Elia* Loomis. A! M— • ■ : v -. "■ t • •
. A lirM Book m Greek,, containing a lull view otihe
form of >\ortls r ywih vocabularies and cpptous excrcises,
on the method of eonstem.mutation, and <rcpennon; by
John McChntock, -T), Professor^of-Languages; and.
George R. Croovts, A, . M., 'A<buuct j Professor- of Lan
guages m Dickinson-CoUtge
, Lpmura’sXAtfe of Madame Catharine Adorua,3d ed n, •
A newAovelr-The DißCipluieiof. Life.. . i
Parts 9,10 and.lt of Harper- & Brothers’, splendid;il
lustralcd edition of the-Arabian .Nights’ Entertainments.
The above works received this day by expressvmd for.
sale b> JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
novlO. ,s- BooksellerSjCor.AlQl’ket and Third Bts.
T. OSri—A Letter,:beHveen Fifth street and tbe-Post
Xj Office, yesterday, near Id addressed, Evere
H. t Enyles, Phila.; containing a note drawn by.J. .Wil
liams for §3od; dated October 18th, 1843. of
same is stopped; nud purchasers frora tak
mg the
CLOAKS—Rich embroidpr’dFrencfiClbaky
Ju just imported, and for sale tat lhs CArap On& Pricl
Store, No. CU Market street. .
novQ A, A. MASON & CO
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il~
From MadiaoSTTllinou, wo are informed that in
tha counties of GaiaUn, Lawreoce,-Richland, Wa
bash, Edward, Clark, Edgar, Crawford, and White,
in that State, Taylor gains 1019 over the volo of
Clay in ’44.
Twelve countfes of iq vicinity o£
Vincennes, gite r ga'firtor styror of 1270*& C oA?
pared with the Presidential eleetio&bf »44jjjS,'
FaitikosS, November
Filly-seven counties of Georgia' show a Taylor
grin of MOO. Taylar’s tnajoniy In. the State will be
over 2500. ' ,
FronrFlonda, there are no retains. ,
Louisians rclurns comp in'slowly, Tho Stale
. hss,ljowever,wilhout adoaht,goneforT|ylor..-
Latch, —GeorgiaTetarnsareswelliog:tf|o already.,
large gams, for Taylor In that Stale. Taylor’s ms-:
jonty will ejeeed 3000. ; <- 1
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Z * GracndrATi, Ndv,
- VißcirriA.—Wirt epunty 37 majority, Ritchie 104,":
Lewis 240, Preslon 605, Harnsan.lsl—-all for Cass.
Masoncounty gives n small Democratic gain. add'
Cabel cpnnty a large Whig gam. ’
‘ 41 -
. i JBalmbobe, Nov. lft, 1848. '
Eighty-one counties of Virginia heard from, and
Taylor’s gain is 2203, ' ,/,
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FHaAPEunrA,j(ov. 11.
About 6 o’clock, this- morning, the reservoir pf
the Spring Garden and Northern Liberties Water
Worksy sprung an extensiveleak; About'tiiirty Set.
of the wall surrounding it was swept away. The
Spring Garden College was entirely
immense damage, done to private lt wilL
take three weeka,to repair:tho lo«a donc |o thoTe»-
ervoir. Loss, 30,000. r •• "i
< r PjUtADELrHIA, iNor. 11.
Thqre.was fonr amall fires hcrolo-darihhtlittld
- 1 . • , .f V-" ■ w. <:i- v« u-. i • v i
damage Waa sustained* %
A riot occurred at Pottsville, on tb© day of the
. election,.i& which a man named Johnson waakiMeris
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BALTIMORE MARKET* }
BAtTttozte, Nor. If—6, p. k, '
PlputT-Tho. sales to-day bare beenVeryinaderate*
comprising Western at former prices; and CityMflls
at Howard street at tbe same,
figarcs. i
Gram—The sates of Wheat include PnmeEed> af
Wiuteatsl>
)0£31,24 &■ bethel. The sales of Corn include Prime
Yellow al.fift&Goc< Sales of White at 53c. bush,
v Provisions iiuochaaged ;-ibc sales beingcDafined
to small parcels for the city trade. There is a fair
demand for Lard* 7 (
Bacon—Sales of Shonldgrg at Sides 5e.;
Haras range from 7* to 9|c. t *
Groceries—‘The marketiaentirelynochanged^afid
pnees ore nominally as before.
. Money Market—The money market is easier,' and:
loans am effected m good paper at c*
NEW YORK MARKET. \ „
Nifw Yoac, Not. 11—6 P m. ,
Flov —There is nosclfttenquiry; but'lhe firnu-"
new of boldcra presents Urge transactions,'and the
tales have been mostly to supply eastern- wants.
Tho sales to-day include 4,000 bus. Geheaeat 85,-
p.bbl. Silei of Wciteru at previous prices..
: Grain—The demand for Wheat is good, bet tran
saction* are not large, poorluts being neglected and
heavy. The sales to-day, include 1,000 bus. Prune
Red at 12be. & bush., on aerance; Corn ,i* ib active
request ,-thesalasto-day include 18,000 bnsheU or
Prune. White at 67ct.fr bush. In other Graio, I no
tice a sale of 0,000 bushels of Oats at 34035 c.
... : .Provision?—The ■ : marltet. is;, uochaugedjtrantao
tion.a to-day are.sery limited.-: Stef." Mess,-89iOO0>:
IV* O > Prune, 85,C005,50 {> bbt. Hogs, GSGIc.;
dressed Card, 7{37Jc. ?
~'-~znrsim
s Cheese—Sale* range from 6p to He. ■ ; r ■
■ Batter—Western range* from 10 to i ■:-.i.
Whiskey —Sales id a regular traj at 24c. ;
Money Market—Money it very scarce. •
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PtIrtADEtTHM, No*. If—6,‘p2*.
Ffour—The >ale» to-day hue been large, if clod
■ng 1000 bbls, of Western at bbl; being an I
advance. I
. Grain—There is a good inquiry Tor Wheat for
milling purposes, and prices are firm, Willi sales of
6000 bushel* of Prime Red at SljlSiSl iSO jg bhaho
Sales of tOOO bnahels of Prime' White at 51,125»
$ 1,13 tr bushel. Tbo sates of Coro IneladeSOO bu.
of Prune Yellow at 671870 e. «r bu.; of Prime While’
atCOffdlc. p bushel.,
Couon—There was cut a limited business done.—
Prices are unchanged.
Promsianc—The market is without change.^
CINCINNATI MARKET.
’ CntcißTHMij Noycmher 11,1843.
: . ; Flour—The,sales; to-daycetnpri»e 600 barrels at
§3,6833,7;"; 4> bbl, A slight advance. ( ,; ,
Whukey—Tkodcraamlto-day wajiair,’mtfi sales"
or 700 bbl*. al 161016} p gallon.
‘ Cheese—The sales to-day comprised
Selected for shipment, at 6jc.frßb;-'-•
- K'Oili—Sales oM.madcd at's2)S43c. jr gafion.—'
Sales Tram slorg at 54c. , >
Bacon—Sales or sugar cored Hama ot 91 Jb.
packed. ' , i , J, '
Hogs—The pens 1 arc pretty well filled. There is
no quotable change in prices.- Tho wcatber besog
unfatorablo, there is now; in ; ln’'ah'd r -abs>ut
the city 700 head. (
firdccrtcs—further saleat>r now’Sogar at 414
• There is no change in Other articles usually quoted.
Tint Weathe« v —lt hr.s raiaed considerabla sincA
our last report, nod is mil raining. **
. Tne B'VUt.—Thq. Tiver! has roto eleTenimches
since our Istjgjseport. i-
Dealm,: ‘and.i Canptiistion
. XtA tttrcfiants, fnr the % ale of. American WoolenGdod*; 7 .
comer of Liberty streei and Cecily alley liovlO y
T BQOaSb MABOV ft
*V? i. «*>• 60 Market street, h.avt:.ju*t.rtceivetL per;
l at«s'timnprtauqa s, sadoz-Lone and Square Shawls,la* *
claulug- l o? r '.th& TMjheilcolors and,
ehoice^patterx't»,>Comfortable wool Shawle,nt uniform-;
ty low prices J , 7
-derfrablß?
i-nrin t>f 53 acres, pleasantly -situated on ‘the old
.narmony-; Boad,lB,niilfisfittra‘iheCUyTabout 3daefe9 m
nsmallA orchard-and«aroenf and
nou9e,.&c. yi vvuh cood springs of water, Fences, 'ftcv.all
in good repair Price $lO au acre S CUTHBEBT,
n A jGeh. AgepuSnuihficld-gtreeU
B_. Caiilmem 1 caitlcureii s « *
t.AIN MOPE COLOBS—Plain* black, wbbM. slnpedf
r . and tiarrod. ia all 'colors, and new style e-inf from -t
perpalr.: Warromed tO’ilr.ornQsale."' OrdenT'\
solicited, at 30 Find At.
h : CUBRAN; I'
■VTOTICE-rAn* elecdbir faflpne PfoudenL slx Mana-
for th* Piusbuigh andOoalHiU
.lurqpike Road Company, wJlMJd.beld.HMhe' ToU Hbnsd
m..said Companyion theDib ofCDecehibornext ■-
•i'’! : ” U' : " EWARTjTreasurer.
r MtnersuUe, Nov 0,1648-»(np\7) *
HHSI ?. <*””« °f Sn^liJ^WaSjFrt^ 1 ;,,.
•?? tt iy®PP/.?tV^- ,wlde - of^te *in«-faeb\ ; -ai»iii:fiSeiS ;
Jiknfls^liiga,. person : bringinirsaid Horses , i»‘‘-Blh- ;
* l
Sre-oX.ih® choicest «arty!ftnd laie j>«e-;
JSJS?SjrtS. B illfi1 fwluo^la,rr pre*-
jSSL t/™ !S ? y hrß s T«w at the Fennsylrttbia And.
fiSJSrif”f s .ii rprt, f w^ttTOl Socl«rtie« Price. $0,50 per
*%!&&&$* o£ «“ i r >
T-. A ll°' p . r \ <:a ‘' Che ny» Pemr, '■Eton, and Nedtuw
Aree*. may be obtained by applying ; to tbe ,
proprietot ISAAC PUI&EK I
I, tiightitovn, A. A, Oct., ISlS—(mov3:w4t)
1 ;.
_ Hlch Veitlnai.
JSSS-SSMSES
iu endless-varieties, embossed, embroidered,* rose batted
tun}, striped Velvets. very Tich and elegant tnli-tmnA
colon, real ScoiebPlald^jbawJatylebor^hmeJiaSd
other Goods Also, a small -election or shspee,«3>ro!.
dered on-mode colored, Cassiottn; Very rich Andhra
goodp, warranted, (bo only lot of the kind In the city—
prtco SIS each Any or all the above enomeratcd Goods
made to order, in (hijTqshum, ntvery smalt advances on
eo»f}fi>r Ihe cash, at - eUHBAN'B,
nov7 _T" r f r f.Hr 7 Tf ■ Fifths r
J. MnnU&ctoiyir.on dier cDnior: OtOUarst-street and
,Spripg alky,Fifth Wardi,£>d«h«rgb r by erecting a eon
ttflrWteiUMia-jfcinlffif andhaviSr
.engaged competent operauyea, they etc Ordered to faf
aiA Filer of-%veiy;deBcupuonsijmti wiu 'With '’
tbe beli fi&i&rtt*) ertfole 1 ? trad semgdetennined to make '
•mhorptpresiofjdl who rise Bles.lo ntry way, to par.
dß»»Lfirotn, them,-they? will keUithmrlHFei'tet <
imceMgi Cash* They wilt also- re-cjafkle*. and bar
ybaie .those,whwh are woroandhrolcerufFnhlicpotron
ngen respectfully invited, jnav?) tI- ANKBIM £CQ -
** e 'O l T* o ®wr*J>*» service* for the cbUeeuon
Sfjf.uSSfP'fr Clly< *Piutburglrmidvieuuty He?.
■Pf nl!!js^ipi!i Bl,,eß i Sind foe mooyrjrear* for
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To bo found at Mr.VfJ »fcfrtan?TiHfors ,
it * '
. * < - MWraKCKS.
ftosr {&£&»
bSJ&st - « Wta »
Geormßreed, v i Df.'WIM/WMiL&Muii
Dr. Geo, D Brute, [ C Dodge S
Wl>MldManm«ntot!ilt«rJe W eiH T ;
8f SB MARKET STREET—Hasn't fc{towns’
L havej}!£rreeawed—
-1 do* lute French style cTasler sou Fins, -
3 a due assorted “ •■' a
3 u “ mourning and hair ** .« , -
, 10 “ *f assorted stone ’ « ‘
t «• « seal Rings,' , .
10 «-> “ assortedslono nud plant Rings,
t ' “ eomeliart sett , i
Together with n large anil vaned stock oflndies’ and
gerit-’a breast pins, Jooiels,mlnuuare o4ses,«pld'andeil- --
r« pencil;, wuich kojo, open-top. eoroehuitSms blood
stone rings, .bracelet clasps,-Ond-oiher articles in this
hue, 'cniCbtcecaJ! Uie.alteimoiiprbuyeriij as we arc.
selling low for cash .norS
J iw3HU?BW§!s??cftLK
rpHßfintpari of.tbi#Vo/k^ißinbmcirtg t i tlio:iaoat : cotq-
JL plate coraw® of instrnetioft-antl Sm«
Bl*fto<J Double E nAy r mt published p.Fndtf«S cents
worki:embroeiOF the; Atuhortwttknowttv;
improvements m the science, illustrated inlwolpJdition
i at setts settle^;;
! 'JP t e, Jj?J an “* Key, tothe.orhf eiercisesy—full ctombound, .
1 ***o ~A u A / « »i !
I-:»<;The following extraeta,fram the written'pinions or.
l the most eminent Mercbai}t3i*Daftkery end Ac
l.countantain N6wYorVJndicai9/ib®nubUc.seßiunent m
reference to thw work ut that city -
I--' t;,lt conimasumiierthmlaimporfatit'&nd'in&n&ungto
itfce merchant andmait ofbdsiness.'iOwbonilsihinkU
Will be fqnndhighly useful 0. \\ HAJiSTRAD*
I President Manhattan Dank* New-Vork.”
t. calculated lo be cxceedmglyufcefuf tpJJTQcneal
i.ACcotintantsnndTeaphcrsofßooK-Koenine.'i,' 4 *! 1 '^^
. -RICHARD IRYlNgShip/owneruqdMercb-V v
f ** “ No 03 Frunf sireet^Nev|Tfork ,l
i •:-!* Remarkably’ fall andcompletey •
icojtTeyj*.thoruuglii)tnowledye4)f>xhnanib)eet/.r7be;tiU'.
. .v
m JOHN H. SHEPHERD.
. • Teacher of llook'Jteejniig-rColDistn* (folfege *N» J V.”;
■ yjtivm'every .war calculated to give n cFearapd oat-.:
-lafsetoryjqßifibunto the. verv use for science©!*- whichitv
treatMhroogh all its gTadatiotißv ITOuJ-lhe'nfuSpfe style:
suitable; toretailersjto that veqpUite for tberiucbr,vaned.vr
nod complicated commercial busfiW<»r
x &^FB&SEIL
> Cashier7ih\VaTi} BaukjNew.TT-prk **
• -‘•‘l- believe iiwillheof greorserviCe,noroplflo the
ttewbegfrtner, hut to the most experienced accountant.-
4 * EDMONDS.
.v. ; . Cashier,
: .“.leoiwider.n the Owt^tvork-Uisve
which a.thoTourhpractical knowlcdgeofthe science can.'
heobtaiaed JOHN CAkIPBEIJU
M r , , Merchant, 5? pfew *ork ,v
. For saleut the Book Stores;andint'ihe Acad-.
einy. theDiamond AndßtaTkPl t Btjrect,~^oci3l
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V'tORN MEAii—so*l)olll6l9 Cora Meal for saielyyA | s , 1
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"VPRLES—-tSXJ barrejaof Gate and other varieUesoC I - t k ** 4 % '
A; Apples recfenred nndfiir safe by . ■**• * '■*•***' -?‘ -■ , v
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ts/ bo?4 < cuwauySA’aMiTH |
STAaW Side and Pretich jiaaketT, k t v .
fine artioleviu&i received and qpe&inffavSft'Markei if ’ * x, - * \*t
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