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-* '. -. 1 “ iiThrt Iflrtfcf J «d ß , e ®rttCk t “r,d f Ee r ,n„, I TIIK MANIAC'. v | TO TUB PUBLIC.. LOCAL MATTERS- ' Dotbict Couet,—Prcteot, Judge S«w Good., .t S.mto [.ft r ..i ß(l * , f’‘ 'v •
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d' >- > w - ,J **' V- ■ ■■ ■ - ~ ■ 1 ~ »Jly 4 nlum , v , ' * QciETEB Sbuiobs— Thursday, November it— Wm. A, Hill!m. Edward, E«n»TM*CosUell for VT turned iromtlioEiniern Ciuei, bi di« ooKr receiviog !' ~ - *•■ •
' 1, HAltPElt, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR _ publ.c, In whtqh hqhT.otß >o justify hi. uiwgr.anm- ; J|)e fnl[o^|ng linCT , je , mgliro .,f a Agne ?n n Cammoilwralih rj.Mi|ton E. Baldwjn'anil Marshall plaiatiff. - V
lr"'» r ' »"/»■•' ! * '■ '-‘ > < PITTSBURGH- ble msolencls ft -'jl of his jwb. ma(l | lQuao ' „ c (y om Qy, peyor }j. GJitwV Shout. Tmliqtmcnl,«Mudeniranor in Office« Par Jacob HandeD4h|eld t». Ale*. Auflrew*. Hdwatd h™a in B**'« ! lfiifnchneMaiiA«rietynotiufp««»eiUiy -*■ < ’o'-
WVjVC J-. , t «* rI -, ’. *V WEDNESDAY NOviriikß 22, IMS. Thc.nly apology f orJ,, ? cOnauci, Aat They wre Cootu,o„ W eaUh, Mr. Wood.; fo, Defence, for p1.,„.,ff ' * f
** Ir* Jrf p* * > ”* ' ~ " S l ,is that of hisTparciilal feclmge, ?vfln thpl ftU,g C Dccr about yoara since, ifio edllom Magraw and llfacfc. J, W X er >,6 loBS £ black s jJ tB > Ctavets and Collars, i , c , *?*
fliomna Host Job printing ®f&ce. .B^ndirectt ? , B ivon.- a,. unncWy of vvbtch paper mltofluceiAhtein with Jlenry C. Morrow, ofßobinßon township, wa thd I Loomis for plaintiff. V-ctdtcUftr plamiiff, $306,97, Rich*ch?ngeS£ do. IS?SetSodCsmh 1 | f |
T.% .%/ V\J. v ? CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH S*l REEfTS lor us to recapitulate the circomfilanccs that led to —«lf my one following lines without pjosecutfng witness. JW, Robertson & Co. ts, Samuel iVorth Vcr- ®*£t changeable Satin de Plaid and ftmpedMoilmsi r * Z <sf
'' -V-- '• S a^.Pmv^P™tV D ?* v.olentoulbura. of b,ll.n g sgate«. lh wh.ch Judge Bhu(ldcrlng ,„ sympathy Wl 3h the auppoacd enpuve, - d.ct for plamuff, 9146,50. M^a'andhigh eol’d French ’ ‘ V
‘■' > ' i *, , - -’l <t - 'v,- ' all kinds- of Newspaper and Book workln e style of un- Patton «rn pmiled—' lho public are foraiiiar « t th he must have a heart dead to every human feoUng.” nor r ~w 7T, — r, Mennoa. r CloOtiiforCloaiai ,- t 3 *“ ' '';
iV-'n ‘ <\\ y.rt»V.iv*’’ ~;S . A-. .orpaaaedheaulj and ileatneaa, and upon the moat rea- them, and the acme public are unanimous, as fires Tho o ivho have irjtnesaed Hie reritatiiiiiind eb.f U. S. Cibcuit Coubt, Nov. 21.—Preaeat, Judges M Sl e r ‘??,® l * l ' col d Mu,Un , , >-> tfr
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*ipl !>ju #.,r ** IsS .■ - of Judge Brackonndge. It would seem that tho hot fl ™ mfl |. <l % l - ( | w ».» 4h | A ; kJ , ,\/ t , 0 The following case was lalen up on Tuesday Spun striped Cashmeres \ fnnge» , ■* ,Vi\
fZZZZ ->’ V 'V V 1» %\ ’ ! ;Zf “ oDdttr the old BC " lk 7\^ , . J,ol 1 J “ l Coo ' Cd ,- The «'!l ‘honk us for Mormeg Po.l! '/h i B* 1 S £ ’’' " , . *
s-ur<an tnjeriwn. Whtnnup6uibk t anearhakovrvovU Grand Jurorsarciiow attacked by hufi, and he in- i r “ Jjp see of Mary Watson and others, X.egatces of bright co- ■te-.vw :•:•■ :. J :> aC: "■&x ;v ■.&&-w»j
1 £*1" , sinuatea that three ofithem have coinmiUedpcrjury’ Stay, jailor, stay,aftd hear my wool’ Richard Randle, of Philadelphia, vs. JoaepL JPrcs- New «Wi e Vinettea; Cloth >do , " % "
Kv r f \,aA aW co CARR, Umtea States Newspaper Agency Surely he must bo in hia dotage. Ho say a<f the She U not mad who kneels to thee, - ' - cott, with notice to Ebbs. Ihmaen/anJ tho heirs of Cniifrtrnt i n?Pu r 4 8 . h,color,l? S? "» i
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V^S h be Beard liy himself or his counsel» Thisiatruc, IMI rave no more in proud despair, This is an action of ejectment for 370 acre* «f H* atoefc^fSi' been an* \ ' - t-; w
iZifc* *<> n »sV*> * s' Far Coittmerclal en.d River News, hut it does not guarantee to every man,forafancied My ianguago shall bo mild, though sad; Corf Land, adjoining Sidneyvjlle, on theMcmonrta« l cc . tetf w * lh care—with pa me alar raferenca to , ‘ f -* H* - (
* efc ll « t p^c * in J nr y» «° brow-ocat undussud the Court, in tho ( ft ?»« 1 !’ U I !!yj»ji"«J^!;“j t hula, „ UpporSt.C a, t .otvUp.AUegheny county, > a .
s2* Kl*cf*6n irexva, Market choice epithets or a London fishwoman. Judge B m not maa larontmau Hunlop and T* Wilbamsfor Plaintitfas M’Candless: *** w «»hy «h« pamcnlas anendoa of , ' - » H ’ T % ,
[Mi’boasts of forty years’ experience at the bar. Eorty My tyrant husband forged tho tale Forward and Metcalf for Defendants: r . V
>■ .OV-Vl enough for (hft laty to kjtow tbit, though the ark Ohf jailor haato that Ctto to 1411' K« "muel ftdW hh OilChiot*, BntUhChlntzaa, * i*V»‘
V V 3 l might seem to him to toitcr,U is a saarilegetolocch Oh I haste my father’s heartta cheer; town hip, to Miss SAjutn J ihiscMr* ° New style Memmack Calicoesj E
k U with unclean hands. Wo attempt no defence of H‘S heart at once Hwiil grieve and glid 0« Monday, Ihe 20ib msi y-by ihc Rey.Mr.ReevesJklr Blue and Orange do ! \?Jr l *.
ll> h' c + I?* «*. ». U u Vr !<• e i To know, though kept a captive here, 'WnxiAttHz'rar HAnrEtr,of SteubenvilleOhmSmu* Funuture do - . i , aK "
l Judge Patton, for he has shown himself perfectly lam not mad! lam not mad! 3»wahd, oi Allegheny CilyJ - * - CHEAT'DRESS GOODS ” * \ H* r . "
rf> l ** * a » r f' capable of maintaining his self-control, as well as -- ■ ' 1 1 1 A largo Jot of low priced Muslin deLalne*,oi ihelow •- v *i~£ u K
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:ba*eßMlaioed tho poaitionwhichhe took mthocaso. [ oclodCfatilieCommercialSalcaHoointcorijefbfVrobd -Bad very handaoraedarkand bright colored. Ptatfffiifgt::i::
- Judgp BraeVeortdgo niaybo “ rough aad ready,” as - ‘ . ' -
t» v<v he says, and a very valiant gentleman m beardinga B«a«cuiab|eDry superfiuewool ■i--r®«wed.^iMlui%;sf:to/IBj!4 i ri\'s‘'!r:j\-.vu.’ ! :>:^<..^'':r?'v::'y'- , rv«.v»i:' «is-^ *.&•>: a:
\ t ,t Court, but he Cuds to his sorrow that— dyed black broadcroihs, single and double milled ca«i« . ~ " ,*»
*• voun, out ne unus to ms sorrow mat meres, satinciis, jeaiu, tweeds, pßot cloihs, white. Ted,. e v fit*-*** \ f *
“ When valor preya on reason ■ °7"?' ld •SWP-! lla, nv ' :
wfayOitK’siti lt tail the aword it Cghta with.” “J'J' ded ,““ d , d r < ’S r ?W ,il V l i , '. d ? n l B * ,c -llneitwblo cloihs,-: -;vi.-..£fej. rt ;
At to Judge Brackenridge’a assault upon ourself, hdkfs, super prints, hmcres,°gSS Colored CamSnc,
.'V .V", wo caro about aa. little Tor t. as for runoff of tobac- V'V ’
CO, *Wo shall ever say what wtf Qnnk of any man’s hauy caps, bonnstsi ribbandsi: canibnc and V 1 Vt iU GOODS
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The,CoursoortlieSewfcdnilnt*tr«Hoti.
There is much sacculation among the Federal
' editors, in relation to the nolle; that will be obserV
eil by General TayloS Upon-the organization ofbn
new administration; and vspeciftUyquthesulyectof
removalsfrom and appointments lo offlee. The dir;
varsity or opinion among the,faithful; iseems to be
almost aagroat'aslt was on
tuns respecting the Wilmot Proviso, a Protective
Tariff, &e., &c. We do Hot see how General Tay
ton can act in eoy olber manner, then in-accordance
with tlio wishes or the larger,number of his political
friends. Ho has avowed himself rt a Whig, bat not
an ultra Whig; ’ and may not, therefore,- feel at
liberty to go tho entire length which would be rec
ommended by Cley Bad Webster, and which is in
eisted upon by nearly nil tho papers, l that-have been
ambpg‘tfad last to 7 relinquish ilhhir. great,favorite ;i
yet he his also written; daring the canvass, many
letters, in no one of which, > .does he nnthorise the
belief; that nnyman will be removed from office on -
account of the political opinions that he baa held or
eiprcssed. -Op the contrary, if there has been any
fleige given onmplied; in any of his letters, it is;
that he will proscribe no man, on accoant of his po
liUcal opinions. Independently of this fact, wo have
tho sdlemn pledges of Governor CftmxuDiir, of
Kentucky Jobsstoh, of this State ;»ad
Senator Ccaytoh, of Delaware, that General Tby*
lor no man on account of his politics.'
* - Genn|hl^rAVLOB 7 has had so hule to dowlthpoli
tics;- and 7 -especially witb;‘ c tPAig”- politicians s i
that; tltodgb we have co doobt ho .honestly. intends i
to do all that he has promised to do,—yet ho will,
utterly fail. has been the boast or his friends, i
that ha never surrendered, (which- is-thus far true,) i
and they.alao have declared thathc never forgets his
fneqds rubnt if he shall be able to withstand against
the army of mere office .hunters who will surround
him during the month of March, 1819,—if bo. shall
be.ablelarcttre from the Held; not-without defeat;
but withoni dishonor; he wilt havo sustained a far
more wonderful than Buena Vista charge, and a siege
morn tremendous than that of Monterey, This we
bclicve-fae cannot do. Honest os may be his mo
lives; and Bled as his intentions; we do nut believe
that either General Taylar;:or; any other man who
lives; can separatorlnmsptf from, and act independ
ently ofjiihe- influences, by which he will be sur-
when bcshall reach the seat of government.
Wft djftmld, 7 be exceedingly sorry, in truth, if we
couhltbinicthat the timerhad not long since passed,
when; under our form oTgovernment, anyjnan could
pet independently of party considerations; 7 Onr form
of,government was ihe result of a -party triompb;
throughout us whole history, there has been ft con
tinnnns record of party triumphs; the nature of the
rontest bas-ever been such, as mast continue to mark
lur course ; - unless our fellow- men—instead of
itnadily and advancing,—shall make a retro-,
pade movement; and tall back .upon monarchy or
lespotism: aud ho who thinks.this can bo; has mu
aten lin age in which he hyps ; and the spirit of ihe
■acc or which he is one*>- 1
The New York Mirror, an original Tagtar paper,
lays, that General Taylor will not proscribe any man
in account of hts opinions.- The New York Com-
nercial—on old -fashioned' Federal paper,—Mint,
hat the now administration will pursue an unobjee
ionablo codrsc ; that Democrat* need not fear a re:
noval;—while the. Nonh American, and News, at
•hilailelpWa; and the Federal' organs 1 generally la;
hie State y toll us that the work of.proscription
halt commence at the earliest practicable moment.
I*his i a whatwo cXpect s—what onr friends generally
inticipalc p—what we wish to see done: and what
vo thinlcaught to be done. It is what should have
cen doneundcr the administration of Martin Tan:
lurcn j— what JahesK. Polk, as. (bedhead of oar
;overnmcnt, shoulifhave insisted opon.fund whata
lemocrsttc’ majority -in . the Senate of the .United
iutce should uniformly- do, as an act of justice to.
hose whom they represent. We say it is thedutg
>f General TajlbV to make a Wean Streep of all the
dices under the Government. ..Lethis adroinatra
ion bccloggedby none who might be called ores
roppert—jiy, uone whoso sympathierarc not with
im, and with-those who placed him to power;.and
till more neccssaryis it that he should remove from
inportant stallonsall who.have been pretending to
et with thoDomocratie party, until they found the
haneca of success 1 were against them ; and who
ben -patriotically lamed to:his support. :Of .all the
lOorjpitifuVand conlcmptible: wretches who. dis-:
race the name of man, these, are tho most railgni
cant*the most unworthy of confidence by any
jrtyv—jnflthoyarecertaihly sucliai wiltbe sus
lined by no honorable men, of either party. We
ay,, lot General Taylor remove "every incumbent of
ifficc, who has opposed his election. Iff rap he
iinnot,-witt not dare to , dovther wife !
Sew Books,
AVe have been favorcdjby the author,.with “Duffs
forth American Accountant I'cmbracingjSiogloand
)oublc Entry Book Keeping, practically adapted to
lie inland and maraume commerce ; of the United:
Statesexemplifying all modern improvements in
!|io Sciencevvrilh 1 a new and certain method of de
lecting crror«i-and proving the . Embracing
tn imprOvcd plin -ofinttrucUon jintwopart*. By
>. Durr', merchant.’V' We have exammed-thi* work,
kith some caroy and, if it did not come to us with
k'comraendalinhsortlie highest characler,we should
in disposed to apeak: of it in favorable-, terms. We
10 not dOubt that it m ono of the moat complete and!
ilaboratc treatises on tho subject that has ever been'
-'-This tvork may bo .had,of the Author,
It iiis Academy,- above ithe atoto of Alejanded Sc
bay;corner of the Diamond and Market street; and
it so at the diflerent Bookstores.
i Messrs.'M’-UoitAt.D & Beesoit, (who p;eitbe,'Ritts
urgh haves'ent to us a copy of another
r'ork 08-thosamo subject, which deserves a passing
nticc. Jt is TboiNational System of Book Keep*
ig ; containing, the art and science pracit-.
ally aiaptod.nnd carefully prepared foryhe moreen*'
|lo und commcjroisldinsinCss of the United .Slates |
nd applicable-jo nil ktnda of Businesa whatever,
b which sdJ&Biicw'and very decided-improvements -
11 the practice of the art nro set forth. With an'
i ppendiy, containing a complete system of Steam*
,nat Book Keeping. By JonM Futunro, Accouht-
i B t T)i|s is of unquestionable merit fond
Is popularity is fully .‘attested: ;by thofact that.it has
pached itsyfnrd: edition;-It may, be. had of the pub.
ishers, who n|co:liavC a fall, supply of School, and:
luneUaneouB.-onoksyin jitmnsj every stylo,of binds;
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Coimos’a Hlet tlcu ifaia ’bcsulifiil. This actor has
adeemed liimselfV Wc thought his stylo faultless iv
nd in tins we Concur With tboentiro audience.
Weare pleased to say that tbehonse was fulliand
ishionatdy filled tna; it a filling man ac
ir likes on his benefit night. j
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-.We publish below the official communication, ad
dressed, by Gen. Jlowmao, loi" HmEiccllcncy,
Wm.P.JohoitOn,GoveraororFct!nBylvania J,,re
sigtung lho.office.of:Adjutant General.of this State.
It 5» a capital piper, and will meet with a heart;
approval front the entire Democracy or the State.
As a public officer, Gen. Bowman has,been indc6u :
gable—he hstdone all to hi* power .to promote the
interests and tbe honor of Pennsylvania, as well as
our beloved country. In the organisation of the
volunteers from this State, for the Mexican war, he
more than ‘discharged his only ; and bis generous,
noble and .patriotic conduct, upon that occasion,
called forth the praise and approval of men of all
parties. Although he was tendered " extra allow.
ance,” on account of hi* loss of time, labor and
anxiety, on that occasion, he promptly declined re.
casing any; There is a Democrat rfor you; We
trust Govt: Johnston will God, in the Whig ranks, a
man for his successor, equally as honest and devoted
ito the best lulercsts or the Commonwealth, as Gen.
Bowman:
Bufobd, November lb r IS4S,
Sins—lt ts now Upwards of foyr months amen the
death of Gov. Shunk placed the executive power of
theCoramonweallhinyour bands. It u about three
months since you had it in your power to supersede
.me, as Adjutant General ol tba Milillajby appoint
mg another parson to take charge of the office,
: -If yoa bad believed: the one-hundredth part of
what you said about me m the Senate, last winter,
yon ought to have removed methe first moment you
could do to, without violating the law. I take your
■ forbearance as a retraction of your charges, and ac,
cent it at an apology.
I entertain tbe same sentiments expressed in my
Report, of last year, to Got.-Khunk. Those seoti.
.meals were heartdy spproved .by that pureand Ulus,
’tnoos patriot; bat gave you mortal offence, I still
believe that the late war with Mexico was just, oc
cessarvytnd honorable tothecountry; and that those,
who pleaded ihe.caute of Mexico, .for partisan pur
poses, furnished aid and comfort **: to the public
enemy, Jftui liudgmg. lrDia your speeches in the
Senate) rendered me unfit, In your opinion, to be
Gov. Shank’s Adjutant General. .Then why have
yon continued me. .as: ynora t ,1 presume because
you haveseeo your error,and are ai lasi willing to
make reparation.
I find, however, that it begins to be believed that
the official. connection between us ts kept op, not
merely by your Wlf, but'.*l my request—that yon
are desirqUs to retain me.ai one of yourconCdcnual
officers, .and: that i am willing to be retained. I
hope you will immediately relieve me from this un
pleasant suspicion, by accepting my rcsiguatioa.and
taking tbe office otf my hands.
:1 will, of course, take the same care as heretofore
of the public property under ray charge, unul a mc
ceasor is appointed; ffcase to consider this as my
resignation.
.. I take this occasion (the first that has presented
itself since the retraction of your charges against
me) to assure :you of the " distinguished cunitidera
tlon ” with which I am
Your moat obedient sersant,
GEO, W. BOWMAN.
His Excellency, Wb. P; Jonssroii,;
; Governor of Pennsylvania.
Tlie World In • Nutshell.
:Bar in thelist of 217 voters m thctown ofHrng
ham,.-Mass., there are only 239- different names*
There are 66 Ilcraeya, 42 Cushings, 38 .Spragues,
36Lincolns; 36 Gardners, 36Stwldert, 21 Wbitona,
tud so on. The slatd people of that goodly town
catch mackerel in summer, and make buckets in
winter, pursuing the eren lonor of their way with
out perplexity or care.
• tSt According to- the Releigh (N. C.) Biblical
Recorder, onebundred and, aiity-thrco persons,' of
• whom twenty-ono were colored, were baptized at
one time in the riser Chowan, at Ballard’s Bridge,
in Chowan county,'in that State. The lino of can
didates entered tho water hand in hand, and*cxtond
ed orer a hundred yards.
Col, Gardner, of Washington, is compiii ngin
-dictionary of all the odicers of the army oftho Uni
ted Staterwho hareserred ainco 1789, including
the Provisional Army of President John A Jams. •
• 'itr Dr. Pettigrew, in n-lecturo at the Collegiate
Institution, Liserpool; stated that epilepsy Is con
sidered so catching, that no patient afflicted with it
'is allowed to eptcr a London.hoipitalus an in-pi
bent.
: BVUpto 1845, tbo.cosl .price of 19,000,000 ]ba.
or 20,000,000 Ibs.of Icawos £3,500,000, At pres,
ent 46,000,000.1b8. costs -£3,000,000 or £500,000
lessihaq used to be paid for 19,000,000 lbs.
•ACT: Quean Victoria, haring learned that a little
Child three years or age; wasaaved from the wreck
Of the Ocean Monarch, nnd thatuo trace ofils fami
ly corild be, discorerod, haslakcn.chargc of, and in
tends to.protcct.and, oducato.it at her own expense.
! MrvCobden; writing, to thePoaco Congress at
Brnssels. aays tholptal arrrfcd force ofEurope.er
xluaisc of, national guard a,police, etci, ia2,35D,000
-men, and:,the total expense £200,000,000 sterling
per annum.
• Dir “What boxes govern the world!”- usked a
New York paper. It answers the question] thus—
: “the entndge box, the. ballot box, the jury box, nud
the band boa.*’
c ■} .H®* Died at Oawogo, Nov- 7th, Major James
Cochran, aged 80 years; Tfe-wn* a member of Con
gress with Harrison Gray, Otis and Albert Gallatin
in 1797, during the administration of: the older Ad
orns. , r
“SniKSY on votm own Bidf,"—We imreno ob
jections to hoys amusing themselves in playing
shinny, or any other game, provided: tliny do not
mnnopolisothe entire side walks, and intorforo with
he tights of pedestrians.
Mabket House OaAtons —Tho last Catholic thug
notices this tribe s
IjtpnovEKENr.—Wo ■observe, that: somo of the
Market - House Orators,-to i.whonva. correspondent
'alluded in n former number, have laid aside their
while cravata and put.on piain black Blocks .Wo
.faavo been 91130 informed that they have not lately
bSen lieard ntlho nsual timcd in the Market if ousc.
.W 6 ktncorcjy hope that.,this parody on frqe discus,
ision will cease to disgrace our city. -Usoful trades
may uhen regain tho-sorvicesofmcnwlio never
•should: have quilted thcm'for tho Shamcfiil' OCtiupa
lion ofipauderingtO die: pajlsions of the depraved, by
the abusing of worthy men.
V: 9ftr Donttfotgel tho Railroad Meeting at the Board
of Trade Rooms, this evening
• V** - *• if'i'p* .
Ho smiles in acorn, and turns the key-1
He duita the gale I I knelt in vain T ,
: His glimm’nng lamp, still, atilt I see f
’Tiagonc—and ail. is gloom again.
Cold, bitter cold—no warmth, no light I
; . Life! all thy comforts once l had I
Yet here I’m chained this freezing night,
Although not mud I po, no, not mad! „
’Tia aore aomo dream I some vision vain!
What I I the child of tank and wealth } . .
And I the wretch who clanks this chain,
Bereft of freedom, friends and heoltht
Ah I while I dwell on blessings tied,
Which never more my heart moat glad.
How aches my heart, how burns my head,
But ’lts not mad no, >us not mad I
Hast thou my child, forgot ero this,
A mother’s face, u mothei’s tongue 1 .
- She’ll ne’er forget your parting kiss,
Nor round her neck how fast yon clung j
Nor imw with roe you sued to stay;
• Nor how thatsmt your sire forbaje ;
Nor how —191 dnre such thought* oway—
• They’ll male me mad—they’ll make me mad !
His rosy lip* imw sweet they smiled— '
: His mild bine eyes, how bright they shone— '
None ever bore a lovelier child—
• And art thou now forever gouts t ‘ .
And must I noser sen then morn
: :My pretty, ptetty little lad 1
1 will bp free—unbar the door—
-1 am net mad—lnm not mad I
• Oh,hark! what means: thoso dreadfulcrici I
Hi, chain some furiooi madman breaks—
lie comet—l see Hit glaring eyet—
Now, now, my dungeon grate bn shakes—
. Help—help—he’s gone—oh—(earful woo,
• Such acreamv to hear, such eights to set—
My lirain. my twain—l know, I know
l am not mad—but aoon shall be.
Yea, soon—for 10, yon—while I speak—
Mark how yen demon’s eye balls glare—
lie sect me—now nub dreadM shuck,
. Ho whirls e serpent high in air.
Horror—the reptile strikes his tooth
Deep omy heart 1 so crushed and tad;
v Aye, laugh, ye Benda, I feel tho truth—
Your uik is done—l*tt had—l’mhad
Fruffi (V, SrantiriLt (fnjuino}
A DUAMATIC DMATII.
We have lately seen, going tbr rounds of (be
newspapers an account. mainly correct; of a deplor
able tra-edy that occurred on the board* oflbe
Nashville Theatre, some, fifteen years ago. The
Editor of Ibis paper.was on the uage, jiervonating •
the ’Friar.' u ben The deplorable accident cecured,
arid as we observe one or two alight errois in the
account ns now published, us deem it proper to
make the correction:
A number of young men. With one or tun ex
ceptions printers, engsged in the different office*
in Nashville, formed themselves into a Tbespialr:
Corps, nud renlcd (be theatre with its scenery, and
commenced giving dramatic reptetentstmm.—
'i hey had preformed two or three weeks, when
Mr. J J. McLaughlin, a young gentleman from
Hopkinsville, ICy.; of fm» personal appearance great
dratnutic talent, and energy of character, presented
himself to the Managing Committee fot n attua
tion. Hi* offer was accepted, ami after assisting
in the representations of tile drama of ”Roh Iloy ,”
■‘Bertram, or the Castle ofNt, Aiiiobraod,'’ wa*
announced, and lie to preform the part oflierTrani
The day the piece was to be preformed, McLaugh
lin visited the, steamboatdanding to hid good-by
to n friend wild was leaving for the East; and was !
accidentally taken off by the boat, and rained
some twenty miles: down the nrer, ssben> be wax i
.put oosboie aod bad to walk ult the way bade to 1
the riiy, where he arrived about aumei, complete. :
ly exhausted, and looking wild and.excitnl to an
unusual degree. His associales. to whom he had
greatly endeared himself by Ins frank, wanly de
pertinent, offered to postpone th» play to some;
olber evening, but be to .whom the management
had been given, strongly tnsiatsd that there should
be no disappointment, and remarked with a farced
smile upon his countenance, that if the other* were
ready, he waa, and be would ”play Bertram ax it
never bad been played on those boanliO' He kept
bis word
. . .Evening came, and the theatre waajligbted, and
the bouse waa soon filled by thebenuty and fashion
of .the city. The play had progressed neatly 10
the close, aijdhad given general satisfaction, not
only to the audience : buf to the prelormero them
selves. It is true, McLaughlin appeared greatly
excited during the play, and when not on the stage
be sought some, corner apatt from the others, but
no notice,wastnken of this, andbe-wns suffered to
commune with himzelf alone. In tbe end of the
play Bcriram slabs himself anddies, and McLaugh
lin not having provided himself with a weapon for
the occasion, jatcepted n Spanish dirk from a gen
tleman who had been admitted behind the scenes..
As the tragedy wore to its denouement Hia excite
ment increased, and the gloomy spirit of-the play
waa upon him with a powerlhut made a strong
impression of reality upon the hearers, end made
;(hem shudder.ns he pronounced the fallowing, ac
companied by- the plunge of the dagger that
brought him to his death.
‘ Bertram hath bal one foe on earth,
And ht it hue* 1 {Sldli ninatlf
it It was at this moment that he plunged the wea
pon to Ins heart. .If,was doubtless tbe result of
the .excited . feelings of lbe actor; who had too ob
sorbmgly entered into the dreadful spirit of h?s
hero. We charitably suppose, that ho had no pre
meditated design of ending hit lile with the play;:
but ina complete identification of feeling with the
part he acted, led bim to anirlda" os n tia'ural con
sequence. He drew the bloody weapon from his
bosom, and, throwing it • from him; felt at full
length upon the stage,
The bullucination, if such we may. call it did
, not.end with the.plunge of the dagger; • Hit feel;•
mgs bore him along still further. There Is still,
after some exclamation of surprise from the trng
ic monks, a dying sentence fochim: to repeat.— 1
He raised himself ondiis elbow amf Went lhroagh
it with startling effect. With n burst of exuitn
tipn—.
sidled no feJon*« dentil—
: ;.A warrior 1 * wcupon freed n wornor’s-iioul! 11 - -
: While he :was pmnouneihg these,, the lastwords
of,tho. tragedy, his eye and manner were Bgoffully
wild j .the blood was falling from h|s:|ioapm upon
the siege, and running down toward The- young
gentleman - who had-: personated the then lifeless
lady Imogene I As soon ns Ihe last', words were
pronounced, he fell backward to rise no more. He
lived from Tuesday night until Saturday morning,
when ha expired in much pain. '
. His remains were attended |o.the grave by .his'
companions, who raised a alab to hia memory, on
wbicli is inscribed, ifwo reeollect rightly,The lesf.
words be spoko upon the stage
Fonr Duquesme.—We yesterday mot with:a gcij-,
llcman —a clergyman from Massachusetts—who was
searching for old Fort Duquesne, hear, the Point;
Ho is preparing a bonk of travels, wo behove.
B3T Young, picn, do not forget that the Eagio
:Ball comes ntf to-night, in Washington. Assembly
Rooms.
On Friday evening, the Vigilant Ball will be indul
ged in at the X-afayetlo Rooms.
a P -fl * -r? 1 "'’ 1, JeT r
:- ; As there-was an ntlacU mnde Upon tne. by affida
vits, r-ad in. Court, ivhrsh',hod:'been procured by Mr.
Knox, Esq. and his youiigciieiif, by.gningiip to the
-hqnser6£MrsfParaoiiA.-JiivCherrs [ailejfiWwish to
stute£lifju|lico.l<? myself, tfiat os*rdonaeTwaa able
toA.ejW Copd,thelCniiWgranied me Sn-opportunny
pof rcpljing-iq tlieir inlhinnuU affidavitsj(-tvhicli I did,
eohcfnnd Bar. T wish now,’
.to. give tho publldah opportunity of judging by what
.means : tbeso affidavits -■ were obtamr.iT by Jnsopli
Knox, Esq. and'his client, B. M; Brackeiindgc, I
-publish: below; the affidavit of some of tho .Grand
Jurors, ns to wjiat Julia.Pnrsons swprc before them,:,
end. ihon .Ict Lho publtc uay ifow her nfijdavit waa af
terwards obtained; in Which she stated that 1 had
commenced tho prosecutiori.anainsl 8.-M; Bracken
ndge. HEN ft Y M- KENNEDY.
, November 21sf, 1843:
«■* 5 f* J » 1 A
> gtslemenl oftha Grana Jnrsxii:
• Julia Parsons appeared hefore llie Grand. Jury as
pVoseeuung, witness in . the caaevof tho Common;
wealth against Matilda Burrell and Eliza Brown, for
:conspiracy;ni)dcerttffedihathcrniotberhad.allow
cd her.fb gq out in searcli of a liouso; that in so do
ing, sho was mot by Matilda Burrell,-'who gave : (tor
a doliaryand said.tnat sho could find a house th-.suit
her; that sho. took hoc out to a house on the Focrlh
slrcel road, then to a: house on Prospect street, kept
byjKh'ia.Brown;.that, after her. arrival :at Brown>a;
•ber.eloaknnd bonnot were taken, and sho was de
tained, partly by persuasion and partly by locking
iho.doora.that .Matilda. nurrclt went out at; that
Matilda Burrcl) went out atthcback door and' climb-:
tlio fence> and. in a abort time returned >with B;:M;
rßrackenridgc... Matildn-.Burrcll, when 1 they arrived;
remarked in Mr. BrackcnVidgo; in the preacnce-and
■hearurg of the . witness; " Thu ir the young girl: I
promised fo gel fir you.” That .Mr, Brackenridge:
remained all that night m the room with her;
—and labored to. indoce her to live with him
as a. “ blies ;”• and' that he offered :to take her to.
Philadelphia; and other inducements, to obtain her
consent to. tiro with him at a Miss; thntshe refused;
-r-lhat afterwards, JMrvißfackonridge ; followed her
on.tho.street, and insulted herwiihhiaproposiiion*;:
that hodogged her:whilst going to and• returning
frorachurcli ; rcgrcucd *bo hsd not taken bint home,
with her, that her brother might havo bad an oppor
tornty of.whippidg him. Further, the said .Julia
Parsont,, when-belorp ihe. Grand Jury .aforesaid,
mamfcsled strong and unmiatakeablo signs of dislike
towards Mr. Brackenridge, and appeared very anx
’ mut io hare him panixhed ; and unequivocally and
distinclljr represented Mr. Brackenridge ns tdentiffed
wlth and participator m tho tranaactiona opon which.
Ihe indicunonk-wns predicated;’ She; the said Julia
Parsons, being-the ooly witnetv, the name of Mr,
.Brackenridge waa inserted in the indlciment at: the
instance and under ibo dirccuon of the. Grand Jury;
from the facta elicited: from tho examination of the
.•aid witness, ,
'■ - ! JAMK3 IOWRV.JU.,
r • GEORGE WEYMAN,
ALEXANDER FRANKLIN,
L. R. LIVINGSTON,
JOHN M’CURDY,
M.
Ptlltbsrgh,KotxVithj IBIS. Graad Jurots.
rrrsooally appeared: before me; N. Iluckmaater,
an Alder mio m an fur the city of pituhutgb, James
Lowry, Jr., L,lt. (uvlegsthn and George VVeyman;
who sty, that the leading and mam facts in the above
ataiement aip just and line, according io the best of
Iheir lnirwirJgr and belief.
Sworn and subscribed, November 17,1848,
James lowrv, jr.,
GEORGE WKYMAN,
L. R. LIVINGSTON.
PITTKOtTIUU TII4CATBE.
C, 8. PitaTxa, -Man a jeer ittid Iwasee,
_ or
Proranhoi f fetugfa .tirkcW,-'• ■>».► «T 5?.
Mcwit!' IYffr ***34, | l*in»iS3e. i.
» nOCUM l*»»r4U*UA|e»«* » * <I,UJ
ITT#* °H‘* Mr* CO,\N HI (ut a frvr mo»*
\V jL w«l! tw f*rr:*cu<fil ll)# iiUv«f ..
jUvuy
lUshH Mu. J Ijapnr*. Mr- tt 8. CattniT
»r»'?Mr*-o*3r)v| K»a.j».'» *Mr IVior-.
' \ - •>•’ All**. CfUlif
. Va* Devi- ‘Mit* \\ atnlMr.(ii**iwisi-
Ti/r«a tefotnih
„ wwn nixicanny
poor iMltfr&JUr*
flljiXgttfjn wiU »i«Mnt?£'oV!sefc:
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Stjt tf*hti*wfiktT* OMiWtfttitlfnst CtnitTtetfrS. if.
\\f HUJjsw ptiStri&ird Mr om iusuJrnltiighu itt iiW'
•..If: ba«W* t *MV •>•.•'..
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.\e«r >i7rVj»a<l kjatc r*c rklty 51 *h* Howard Alhiwum.
lb»»ton, ibtot atn4«o«B«uf-m
H?Jaiari>i, x*i\ts 6Jti<i» > aUrd > .#Bc«»fcvs4?s' Vat* »»*n
no»ur« Utl« Idt4fr» a*4 UeaUrtutft
,?» ..ibi» tfaty-.. »tttj»r.4 Sinai? a <iRAM>
l.f.V PK »t Al'oW4JmU*w»ji\Vf««KnUy and ffeerv
iim iS4 a-oJ SJ34
v IV S 3 pet»u; lo £*! bad auk* prionpal Urn?}*, ami
m iw<Vf, worsrtpervai?; pe-tfwrmsftnunswumenc*
fti«|4da*k jwjriii
Col»«ff| f*tt«ni Voaf!*v« SfVtiTVlittral
mrm «i\h\r jhimthh**
W» \h* put>fte lo UwrarueJp lw*d«-
■• Tf inj
amlcanauitytaU and wilfteMiUmMTanon- AH *sdvrr»
tuetaeiH* tawUittw to*hnmx**ula>*. toiV *umdr*dt
»tiohnvrMfj»jUfil*Al,U*ttpeWf?sSi»lion.
, l«- TM* Churn win prodtfca Batter* vathnw* itm a
wm*i liom*weet milk, *4 fixrtfrtro fruftatf*' ond flmn
frn»m p»p*rnl, a* pten&ir f», iaikrre
tofivemmotir>! .:■■■ *.■ •■■■•;<.
..*1 The «n.»tyrvfdu# itirmtimm apparent.n»better
|iutt«r can V< produced from, me* imUk.otcrrsfn. ihaxi
rnrniu «ur«d m the usual way; and by mean* of this
VhttTti, a luilejstrJ or boy cair {writer m,m hve or icn
muittic?, what h»* iutrcietere required ike laborofft wo*
uian or man mt ena prtwo hour*. and wiraetime* half ft
da\
lid, B/.wtnply turiunj; a thumb whole middff
da«her*« uuenouMeavmiciKUlimg bttubelJuiiorand
rniik io tlio plain lujx
4th. h i> t&* cheapest Churn ever invented, a* the »tra
phett) .of;it« «>n*irccttoa |ihi>t>jh en»lrfvl)'Utg , ft .(real
pbilotopiikai principle) malic* it imi little. u> roanufac*
ttlre It
sih» If Is ft eommoa-sense Chum, ft* all will admit who
Will examine it.-
ID~"*fcava purchased the monopoly ofthit valuable
itnproyemeni from Me*»r*;CoWer fcAtyera, the patentees,
wr the Slate* of Ohio, Pennsylvania, jVovvYorfcvNew
and DelftwateytuHUnwu: the public to
call and wtutcu it* operation; m ouro&ecJn I'iusburgh,
every day, at l o'clock*» * 4
•„ •- ■■ : U. J. CLaVTOX A Co., Propnotor*. •
uuice, Exchange Buildings. St Clatr vrreet, next door
■to failure Johns* office ttovin
XSogino and machinery for Rope W«lk>
Bcrsav mr Ya»w ahd Dock*, >
:^_. f '• " ;:> lslb November, 184$. >' ,
QF.ALF.D FIIOPOSALS cmloracd- V Proposal* l for
kjr Machinery lor ihe Rope Walk, at Memphis Navy
iftrd,V will be received ui thif office, until 13o'c!ock,
noon, ot January 13th, IHO, mrcll the machinery, fn
eiuuKur htoamlKngine, - rcaoircd for the;
:W JV alk tutu Tarring Home ai3lemnhia Navy Yard;
all to be of the bait qunlhy of uiutcriafrand workman*
imp, amt pump and warranted to work, successfully, m
alt respects, without any extra charge to the government.
■.. Particular Bpeciffcation* toroll lata work, arranged in
fire clastes, arc lodged with the several Navy Agent*
and Cpmttianduntiiof Naty Yardii iit the United State*,
to either of whom, or to the Bureau. person*desirous of
•Offering, ate referred, for a copy; .which, ort
be forwarded by mail |
"Th» nntc to complete ihe whole* will be one year and
a hall from *Qld Iffth of January* JOS. SMlTir,
jtovgg lawlw ___ Chiof of Bureau
TiTTiik epuirr-or- or -aiw
JL ohes,CoiNrr
„ , LIBEL TOR A DIVORCE
Caihnr!ae-Sc(mwrr, liy lior nrrt) No. 05 of Juno T.,
friend J. "Mopj-rj, I.o,eiiz SohwarK. $ ISIS
tt*r, I3ih, ISIS
-HttliprPtta awarded and-naked,returnable to tho 3d
.Monday of Juno, Jane 10th, 1849, .returned,.N. F*. J.
June 2pth, 184 b, Aim* ftubboenu issued; returnable (o.ihe
4ili Monday of October .« Oct! SJ<|, 1843, rciurimdN. B. X.
• To Lourafeltatty/ttz—\ou tiro hereby notified la ap
pear at the ijL'xt Court of Common Pleas of r »nnlCounty,
lo.bftholden on.Ule4Ut Monday of October, next, to an
swer said.lib*),of your *aid\vir<£ to show cause, if any
.ydurviinid wife should; not be.divorced
.Jrom-the boria* af inatnniony, aecording to the Act of
Assembly in kucftcuxeinudo and provided.
novjg 4tw ; JOHN FOUSYTH, Slfff
"ETOH tfAl<Kr-A goal Ucnibfe ffamcJlouAu ol 0 rooms,
;J?.- Avlth t\vO'Lols,4ofeei front bn Kounmtni«rcri, Alle
ghCny, by 61) deep, In a.hcalihy-.uml pleasanl Incntion—•
prmft: 61IOU;.torms envy; l -.' Afro\ IUO acre* unimproved
Lnndj of .excellent quality, with. gop<i limber; .U Cue
Springs—situated lOinUe.roeyoeni iSfrrcer ;pnco S€UO:
9J0&.H1 hand] balance m uvo years. ■.
S CUnfOrUT, Gen Agent,
novs2 i Smuhfield street
GOA'l INbiS-flO AHKIVB—I case groV mixed Beaver
Cussimcre, »• t
- l ease Lavender Blnukcts, (
I bale do Blanket Coating,
. H <to Drab dm 'do T *
3 do Blut 1 * do do
...Conßignmenifrom'Easternmanufactur**, nndfor sale
mt. Eastern prices,: with carnnya ridded.. i • i
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STRAYiTGOWv— Coinelto-tlie-pluniiiliojiofUiesub-
fccrihcj,mßobmson township, about Istfef October,
'n Brindle Cow,wiiVa white and a small
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X^T,:Beah« jftubscriber, for.pcdount of tho
Steam Picm Brfck.ilflchine.-obQVcLowrcnceville. will
leave iheitaec.ftUntaalfibeMonobflahelaHotel, enclosed
' and addrfcBaed;tQ;i:iuov2ij:it*i CyftENRYiMBHRiTT. •
*OnecQBejUBtTecetvedundforaale
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--Tbia-casa-originated -in-'a-disputo- about tho.'open
ing of a county road through-North Fayette and Ro
binson townships.-- -Tho defendants- wore. Sopem
sora of North Fayette, in 1847. TJio prosecutor
..served upon. them f -und also-upon-the Supervisors of
Robinson, copies of the Order of Court for the open- '
itig of the road. The portion of the road in Rdbio
apn;waa made; .hut inNorth Fayette tho Officers
glected to obey. Tho defendants are not Supervi
sors for this year; and another indictment has been
found against the Supervisors of the present year,
hiessre, Johnston anil , for a like offenco,
Which will bo tried soon.
There was a tierce combat between the lawyers in
relation to the admission of testimony. Mr. Woods
cslleditho prosecutor to prose the service of the Or
der of Court upon the defendants, which was object
ed to, The arguments lasted for an hour and a half
—for the question seemed knotty. The objection
-Was, that the Ordcr-itself should-be'.produced; in
stead of proving; Us service and wliat it contained,
pno. of-tho defendants - upon-, the ;othcr.
was called by the prosecutor foriho purpose of prove
ing .lhat ; he had in his possession the order, and that ;
he obtained-it from, his ’ predecessors “in - office—the
defendants in tho present Case. His; testimony was ;
objected to, on the ground that it would criminate
.himself\ The Court refused to hoar the testlmony-of
this last witness, but;,permitted tho to
state that: “He obtained a copy of the Rule from
.the Clerk of the Court, compared it with the record,
and Tound it correct; .that he took copies; and served -.
000 upon each of tho defendants, and the Original
he served upon.the Supervisor of Robinson.” This
.appears to bo all theCommonwealth’* counsel desired
to elicit.
This case occupied the entire day. The jury was
addressed by Mr. Black and Mr. Woods-
Coi. B. B. Tayio*.—This gentleman, (wo m have
reason to believe) welcome this way soon, for the
purpose of appearing on tho .Pittsburgh boards m
his new profession. Hundredsof our citizens once
espcrienccd pleasure and rnstroction, by listening to
a lecture delivered by him be lore the;« Keystone
Association,” and wedo not doubt that thousands
would flock to the Theatre to Witness his represen
tation of the popular and leading tragic characters.
OalanWednesdiyeveniogCol.il. appeared in
Cleveland in Daman. The fallowing note of his
performance wo copy from the Flaiodcaler.
; Last night was the third and lost appearance of
our fellow citiscn Col. B. 1C Taylor, who person
ated the great character of Damon; The Cul.was
very highly respectable. is )be character throughout;
but in the last scene, where Damon rushes; in.
frantic with contending passions; and his phvsical
strength eihausted with eiertmn and toil, it is uni
versally admitted he was great. And when upon
thestiilold, and sa the speech.commencing with,
-‘lam standing on my throne, I 'there was a spirit and
j grandeur in hit manner and hearing; which was 4 -
- rcslstahle, and called, down thoodere or applause;
, Theheuate scene w» well dune, and that wiih
; Lucullan also. The Col, had played the part of a
Beestor before, in quite another ted .different then- i
tr«, viz, m the Ohio-Legislature. lie base Coe per-; ;
•tin and face, and it » now admitted by all, that he .1
has tslceuof the highest or Jerfurhla new profes
sion, and that ho must atwoes step into its highest J
walks, lie u a gentleman in every sense of strict ■!
; prepnetr, of high social; position, and of finished
cdueation; and both in the legal and paliiicat lnruro, I
mode come of .the finest eflurls of any - man so; ibe
West, and . his- essays,, heretofore puldnlrcd in
Western periodicals, are characterized by'profaned i
ihoughtandcultivated taste. May success attend;
him.
ftlf.C, Webb, who iuedly volunteered to pby
Pythias for bit rdd friend; «it, ashes always, nel!
only fine, bat superior.
A Pt’orrtTC,*HUviag&tdn, who was arrested and
committed a fcwdsya *ge v foc itMiiagmoney from
P**t*«gc™ on board the /Ucfari. Taylor* Into* out
lo b« a furtive from M. Lotus justice f . flc will bo
•.sent back, at an oath; has already been made against
tarn*
. He it knows *s various localities a* George Sojv
caoar v alma George Say, aim George Sinclair, alias
n half a dozen othereamet. .< He. was itidiclcd in St,
Lams, for eomtmtu eg a larceny in the house of
LGus* J!o escaped do** the nver; but was cap
tured at St, (Teamen*, and pur upon the steamer
Patrmountt going to M< LQUis.' .AV'kea within twen
ty tnrie« of the city, bewasup*ironod, for the pur
pose of allowing him to eat hi* supper ; whichicm
of relief he took advantage. of, by rushing from the
tsbm and jumping overboard—ibo* making hit es
cape, f *
: Veaterday, officer >W received a telegraphic de«
•patch from St. Louis, Authorising him to mako the
arrest.. lie at once made the necessary information j
and brought Witnesses to prove hit ideality.
' Mayo*** Orucr—Tu/iday A/brmng—There
were seven case*—none .«• good.** On© was a girl
who has been in jail for years, ami who has no other
home* Another, was a fellow, who, onMonday was
brought before the Mayor charged with stealing a
riug; but was discharged. In a short tune after, ho
warboxed up for.drunkenness, and about 9 o'clock*
in the evening, was brought np and fined—which he
paid snd loft. At 3 o?clock, ncit morning,-ho was
found drunk again, and brought in; and this-time;
was aent up.
. : Hit NAWc.—Tho- Journal -wants to know the
. name of the magistrate who committed an innocent
man to jail. Let us have his name, ftui we arc im
pressed with tho thought that there may be two ways
of this story. Perhaps the magistrate was not so
much to blame. Sot anil, that the system of com
mittmg h&s been practised in a styles little too sum*
nary, wo suspect.
WT Will some person inform us how. truancy is
to be reached by law T—for the Grand Jnry seem lo
thlnk.it a matter claiming the conßidcration of the
Judiciary and Legislate™. The littlo fellows wilt
run; and if their parents cannot prevent, how can
the Legislature—unless tho whole-Educational sys--
tem of tho State bo reformed. This can and should*
be done. Who will mako the effort t
tiST A drover from Harncon county, Ohio, had
something like the " drop game ’’ played upotrliim,
on Monday, a fcwmilcabelaw Manchester. Uelost
about thirteen dollar* by the operation ; and gained
a* much knowledge of tho world a* will, we hope,
prevent him from getting into another ecrape. -The
financier passed on down the road.
JEe?* Some buys erected, a few weeks nge, a-cabin
near Hard Scrabble, m which they kindled fires at
night,.and: enacted all sorts of disorderly capers*
Tho.neighbors frequently complained of them. On
Monday evening, their conduct -was an ,outrageous
that yesterday a posse .of waichmeo, armed wah
axes, &cij visited the building and demolished it* i
&2T The members or the Hoard oi Tiadft, and all
other citizeoß inleroated • in the construction : of a
Railroad hence to Cleveland and otherparla of
the State of Ohio, arc roquested to meet attba Room?
of Iho Board.of .Trade, oo.'Wetlocflday evening, the
22d met, at Cj o’clock*
8®“ Two men, who havo served each a terra in
the Penitentiary, we>e brought berqre Mayor Camp
bell yesterday, on charges, which if sustained, wiH
send them back again.
55" Professor Overman, an educated German, of
this.city, proposes, tp deliver a.seriesot lectures in
thia city, upon, iron, commencing on- next Monday
evening, in Philo Hall. 1
, 50" The candidates for tht> Mayoralty, in Alleghe
ny, are nearly - all fromtbe Third * Ward and are
entirely all Whigs. Go it, yo who hale office-hold-
love your country so dearly.
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A oftbebalanceofan-extemdve
.• jljL aloek of Millinery, Fancy: at
: Auction, without, reserve, at McKenna's AucUoriUddm*:
On Friday aext, November 24th, at 10 o’clock w the
forenoon will he sold, jwithout reserve, at MeKennaV
Aef.lhjP Rooms, No. JH jWood itreeL three door* from-
Fifth, t>y order of the Assignees of ha extensive Fash
loJiabJe Millinery and FancyUryGooa* Store in tfiecitf.
ofNew York, which failed a few weeks since,'the Oaf*
ortreofsiocirremainmKonbamJi.ltisibelnrerßtand'
; heat aswjried Jot of milUnery, lanrry dry eoods aUd va
rwty articles perhaps, ever otfered af-public sale in the
:.ri]y of Pnuburgh, among wfocbraayberafibUbned'the
following, in pan;—F*crd flowers, ouuide bunches,
R large assortmentof nbbaud*r silk velvets, variaas
colors, white, green and browu fluence fancy scars t *u
■pcrfiiie. French »hawls,-fiae thread latfe*; edging*.'insert*'
ings.necdleworkcollara.caps.capCs.cliemtzeues.Pehrr
faucy cravats, silk pocket hdkfr., silk, woo! aud cotton
bo*er*da fn»ige* and gimps* fanoy reuctile* and bcßd
bogit, mous de. fames,..shaded .and plain men nos. plaid*
sinped and plain aJpoeasj ladics'eulTs and glovek? ladies’
hoods, elastic safety pins, sewing silk,.pearl buttons,
gctit.Y lamb* wool shirts aud drawers, gam suspenders.
&<v A leW.pieces and remaauts of superfine clotlus'ra*
viaus eotorvibr todies’cloak* and pelisses- *" '
4 . MMRSMcKENNA, Auct
ft. ZJ<rrThc-above-vale. will bepositive* Jo Wbieb the
ladies of Pittsburgh and Alleghenyguyandenviroavare
respectfully invited to attend (oovflS) J McK.
'T> " MIShM—IM bunels superior «een-
XI fied Whiskey. .Also, a largeoMortmeniof Foretem
«»»d Itoraertte tV me#, Liquor*. Ac , for sale low by
F C.MARTIff. Ag’tj
noygi- r ComerSmnhaeldand Front sis- - •
,|J V UK H)Af—Wlioxrs W Indsor.Wo;il.juslreceived
XI amtfovsafeby BA FAHNESTOCKfeCO..
noygg i Corner Ist and Wood Sts^
ltoiKlorav.-iast received
and for sale b> 11 A I'AHNKSTOCKArCO,
Comer Ist and Wood vts
News by Telegraph. 1
H eported for the Morning Post.
PintACurniA, Not. 21, 1848.
Con. Cut, >i is rumored, wilt go to Senate again.
SAINT tOUIS MARKET.
St. toi'M, November 21—6 r. If.
Hoar—Sal«» of 3,000 bbl*. Wcilem at: $4’12 0
hlil. ' >
firoin—&»le*f>f3 v sOobush. JtjtxedWheat it $33
SSc. tfale* of Prime Yellow Com at
Lead—Sain of 1000 piga at $3,80.
- Hemp—Salci of 275 tonv at $lOB ton. -
TbOißrter—Tltcreiß 6.ibcr,C inches watcrm llie
channel from tbit place to Cairo.
Freighis—Flnqrto Now Oilcans is 45c; per bbl; ;
Whitkoy -* « 65c, 44
* Vlpliant Soiree.
rrwi; third annual, somrn « F ms vtoimsT
X ft** CoautT will be guefl in the I.n Fajreiir A»-
•nobly. Rooms, On Frula.y ertnwg narj t &<r*.-.
Mane by K. R, Mosaxgk.
NAHAt) SB))
John Symms, of the Hope*; Ct»h 8; AV. Black,Vigilant
Wm Blakely, President, JR McCJimoek, Esq -
J.Mfttvilic, Unde Sam; 11. IL RobertsE*q, “
McCall.Wim Penn, John luggett, s
J. Beckham, Washington; James Petne, <<
J. Win. Alexander,' “ •:
J Murray Eagle, Chas Cochran* ‘
K. Kaye, Kiagarh;: » ■W. -Baiemau* -i, s\t
K,W. MeSherrj%AHfgVy; Jolm Youue, -: r •• • ......•
J. T. Whitten. Ouquesae; O. A. Crosby,. .- ;.v <‘ v
i.AT. Kmrney,Good Intent W Galhgbcr
FX/608 XI'UGCUS
. Copt a Campbell K S. Neal, Km
novSWlib
TflO ihellonorablMhe Judges of the Court of Quarter
1 Sessions of the Peace, in and for the Couiiiy of Alle
gany -
■' The pennon or Bcxjamix Aboibsos, of the. Township:
of PeebU‘S r io the county aforesaid, shews lb,
That your,petitioner hath providediumseif.withmate
nals for the accommodation of travelers and oihersjot
his dwelling house in the Township aforesaid* aadpruys
tlut.your. Honor* will he pleased to gram hi m tthcon&e.
to keep o puhlle house of entertainment, Aud yourpe*
lumper, asm duty hound, will pray
, Bfe\J ANDERSON.’ '
; ’Ye, the subscribers, ciurens oCtbealoTfesoid iswoitup,
docertity, that the above petitioner is ofgoodrepUle'for
honesty a»dtcmperance v andisweUprovidedymhhbase:
.room and conveniences, for the accommodation of trnv*-
elersaml others, and (bat said tavern is uecessory l *
v-. B. W. Thomas, William Alexander. Samuel Hobangb,
John Remmg, Peter John‘Seville, Jimes:
MboreJosepnn. Crane, Wni.C.Rout.Peter'Hobaugb;
DavidWoolslareyH.Barker. ~ f ■ :.- nov2V ■
3 JUNK POCKET CUTLEKYh-r4 dozen Shell Handle
; Penkmtcs,
, 3 dozen Peart Handle Penknives?
G “ Cocoa w “
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3 11 Nut Picks « <
3 * Congress* Pearl and Back Handles;
G “ assorted Knives,
3 u Silver Steel Scissors, ,
6 ** Kulvefe and Forks* ■*
YViUi a fuJI assortment of Ladies’ imall shell and pearl
. and iron lever.backed-Kmves. just receivedund opening’
at 86 Market street (nsl) HOGAN ft CANTWELL,
EOLL, BUTTER—3bbls. Krcshjust-received by - -- /-■
novgi SMITH & SINCLAIR,
if YRIRD.PEACHES—S3 sacks jus(. received and for
iJ sale by IrovSn * SINCLAIR.
liji/f UNONWAHtiLA COAL
Xu.’ horaale—AvaloableTParm of 135, ncres,with GUor
TU acres of Coftl. ofsii feet-vein, tmd'beßtquality: 100'
acres tu cutiivanonj 25 now uv Meadow: 50 of nverbot
hjm j good Dwelling,House and out buildings; 3 tenant'
H.b as cs» Snw-mill, hne.Orchardi andalliupoodorder—
-sudaied J mile above Lock No. 4. • j-.v ;- .
_ 8 CUTHBERT, Gen Agent,
* Stmihfield street
received;,by,hixpressithreepiecesofsu-
V perfine BROWN LUSTRECLOEHS, for Over-coats
aud which will be.so!dlowiat2stXiberty-streef,-
by (novlb) C. WER^EBURG.V
[Cbro«icle % and.Journal eopyj
jTOTISHING to, return to thd'City uexk-SpnngfT.wiU
: j f “,: *eUror.,exchange..for City Property, my present*
residence mLawreucevUle.-Tbfßpropenyis
ity .located,oncihe/Greensburg'Turnpike, about twenty.
minutes 1 drive from the centre of the City*
ROUT. D. THOMPSON,
uov< lm a No 111) Market a‘4
rA'fOES—loo sacks Galena Nesuaii
\iA nocks, iii Btoreabd for sale by >
_n?vU KINO & MOOItHEAD
A P pii^S— 2oo hhls- Hue Apples ia store ami fqr salc
Arby (novir) KJNfi & MOORHEAD
BEAIUj BARLEY rr'JOO tbs.jnstreceived and for sale
hi BA FAHNESTOCK A CO.; ■
no\l7 Corner Ist and Wobd-sts,
TjtXT.- LOOWOOD—s&caflesjuatteceivedand foreale
Jh by (novt?) I? A FAHNESTOCK & CO.
/•nOFAL VARNISIL*r-30: borrela just receiVed arid-fo s
\y Nile In Us A Av FAHNESTOCK & 430,
«n\ 1 7 j Comer Ist and Wood sis
~\T ARIETVGOODSr-IIW doz best six cord, 500 dozen
(V • Uireov J 25 dozett-blacbiand 100 dozi-assorted colors
SPOOLJCffmW 150 dwcn ass'dstol," tWblack6oo
white -TAPE, -■ 50. lbs. 'Tm£y tc- Tatum'S black oatenl'
THREAD 50 aks JPINSTSo 3„ ofSs HartVco"!
COTTON EO»b 35 gr 'Boot Laco » p
and E)es, nss d Nos,—-togother wtth a lot of Linen
SSSA sign of THE STARS, 80
T» LAN KETS—VERY SUPERIOR—W R. JUcarar
Xk.inyHeMQa-niteuhori Ofhouisltrt'pers lq B lotof verv
snpenor BlenlMe,lately recejxad, large inji Sue
v Coimrfryan«—Cormaou, :|oabfee <lo]latg- i
super do, frota four to nine doUara, . ,
vi-■ a,t & JUuj/uij, "Lincn andCoiion'
Diapers, rabjc Cloilia andN&pkms, &c-
A large upplj of NEW GOODS, of alf kimU, just
opened. aoyijj
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*• Bed Tickimrs, very efccBp;
Drillings. Kentucky Jeans; «
i: CheekyLimngs,nPifljdUnsays;
: . Domestic Ginghams, Mormon* Shirtings;
Colored Cambrics; v 1.
: Flannels. lower than ever offered;
- Canton Flannels *
, L T LINEN GOODS ’
; - Insn IdflenS' Lioen Lawns:
.Damflsk.Tablal^en;^^-:
Bo do Cloths t
Russia Sheenn gt “ v
80, Diapers; *
Linen Drilling, Crash, * *
, BLANKETS' BLANKETS!!
tv; A (prga,stock of Blankets, from coarse to very fine; ,
olio, Blue, and Drab .-Blankets;- find and-very-
Overcoats, »
_ , GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN w „* -
; Fraeonaßaperfiiie FrcßchandEiigtlshClothsenACa*-.' h -
stmeres. Over-coating*, Silk and- LuwaPocket Hftttd-* *
kerchiefa iuid CravatSi ;
luenue Under Gatments ffifenno and Colton Half Jtote,
.ete.. etc. i.-, •• *.■ * -l-*.., _
Toe Miburiber having made esuaotdinanr'prtpaia./ t
tioiulbr the-Falland Winter trade, and Itfviag ptirebSsA *•
.ed his Goods tinder the advantage of markets' unttixtany' '' ' '
depressed, can confidenUr pTonusd -tus etuiomert the I* J - > ~
best bargains he has ever been aUeto offer. V
Customers of ibehoqsey and purchaser* «wra]ly,are 7r >
respectfully invited to call (novSO) PBILfP /
i Mr* G, Casper, - 4
U/ODU) respectfully announce to the citieens of
TV Piusbnrgh and Allegheny city,that bchavtaken a
rootn,third.story^nthebrmkLioek>No.4BLClmr^cr*v-.i i •
.where he is preparedtogirelessonsofinstructiononthe j i
Violin and Gtuiar—also, repair Violins, transpose and
arrange Music, fie is prepared to farpish music for 1
.private Parties nr public Balls, on.abort nonce , kttd rak».v r
sonable terms For particulars, call otNo 4- St^Clairt
street, directly over Mrs. Parker's Millinery establish* i
I tncnl, where he can be found nortfl i 1
"JLrAZAMNK UM/BGOODS—W B. Mcepht, jfcSP '
i •JLTJL-- east eomtrpf' Foutthsxnd Ararjfert - '
iiiDMo m* very oilJ assortment Of Goods of ibe above d<h
iiroble shades, viz:
Mazaritfe Blue French Bffenuosr s
“ “ u Palmettos, r ">
" “ “ Alpaca. T
‘‘ " « Cashmere.;
M “ * 4 Moose tie Laine*;
* ■** Grade Waps and Florences, *■ -
w *' BoOuei Satins, Velvets ana
-4 _ . _ Ribbouv. v .
v,Ais a, Fnneh Fact Flawn.—iL fewMxnfesvejlr stipe'*'
fiat French Face Flowers,'white do (novfiU
TURPENTiNE—3O bbl*,, m pnffle BVv
received nod/or sale ~by - .»
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & COu - 1
t ttov2o Comer Ist and Wood an r•?
SAL.SOIIAr-*iS .casesTEnrliiib/just^ receivedand'loir
sale by B A FAHNESTOCKS -80,
tiorsO Corner Ist and Wood su * v
ifTJRIMSTONBr-IQ.iibUi iust reeelveii and; (br uls bv f
J 3 B.A FAHNESTOCK & CQ^
• novsg Corner Istand Woddsu.-<•.•••.■ •.
-CUUICi INI. STRIFES AND“CHECS&4u **MI «- .
KJ ceivrj, aud for isle cheap, by . \
novlS A A MASON A Co, 60 Market«.
C( CGAR,—lOiihds. Prime N O. Sugar, for Bale by
O SCAIFE A ATKINSON, ' ,
»«*|S lat,nearWood«ireeu,,
■jAREBNAPPLES—4O bbta. jttsrreceiTed ami for aalev
VT by fnovlSl SMITH A SINCLAIR- . ,
I I bRKINb—SO lioxet Dry Hemnr nisi rrteited »wt
-11 farealehy (aovl8) SMITH fe SINCLAIR.
|IACn.V-!t euin Hams, received. per Lewis WeizaJ. g.
Jj andiOT saleby <aie) SMllft A 3tNCL.UR.
.T/INESt HPKFS.— A.A-MasosACo., 60Market street, -
■ JLI .tattle: the auenuour of pojchuers to their large stock s • - ■
of I,men hundred dram, at ■
prices janging from 6fc to 81,00 nOvlß *3
ISRAZIL gUCAB—US bogs White, for saleby f
JJ novir J DAVII.UAMS.HU Wood IK J ii.
iiPISIf—S bbla No 1 Salmon ,
1 cask Codfish, , * J--> " ?
1 WhileFisbt .. - "4_~
1 case smoked llallibal,
, Nos I,3and3r3faekenl, thraaleby” , '
_novl7 , t JP WILLIAMS t
Q UNI) HIES—I hbl Roll Hotter.
O 20 LMr GrTei* Apple* %
W « White Bean*, «
1 bbU Floxuedi "
3 bag# Guueug,
t l*Bg:Snakerooi j _
... -Shags Feather*. j f
£obnahela Dried reaches;
8 >Che«ni)Ui;TorBalfrbf
J D. WILLIAMS
I UULS.NeseajmocklMiaioep, recM and,for«s!e
&\JVJ by [novl7j CUMMINS * SMITH.
•QflA BBIA. Rambo»,GoM<irGuie, Phamx ondoih-
■*i V V/z-e.r varieties ofapple* .-in More and for-tale by ‘.v.
PQvH CUMMINS & SMITH. k
m The Fltit Annual Soiree or tbs a "
EAGLE.FIRE CO -Will be given ia the
.'SmSBI *!JwanWs ; ibomMuew rooms,
.. ." wi■«■■. .._ on Wood street, belweeuFiAhsLanclYii 1 - ,
gin »ne>jf on WednesdayJffrsswo. thes2<tuuut'^~
- AppletonvHdp* Cfr BlockstoeVttncle
Sam* Ja*. \VTuston,AYo*hingtoa;M- Lindsay y P#esidem,
Jas Caldwell* Wol Penn, Capt M McSieln, Allegheny;
. JOs.Alexauder. Doquesne; Jno,.Necper, Neptune, Capt
Wo Frazier, Niagara; CapuD-Campbell. Vigilant; Jan'
Jd Kenny, Good lniest Eagle—Geo. WiUonV A Bi
HookAVm. German; Jno. Lowman£Wjn«Mftcheltree;R
J» Daffy, R.D Bradley, ; Wm. B.'Alornn^Fluor'Mann-
gere-D N Iff a. Geo. Lowman. f novl7 i
Bot’i Clotliin* ' ,
XAJ M P.MlLLKTiyDraperandTiior f 'lroin‘Bo»U«ii^ r - ;:.•>••...•.•■
*Trha«e«*Mished Wm«lfmiM*e«ymjbetaanafiMtf^' , - J
ture;oCßOYS > CLOTH3NG.-PoT v U.erpresei»tbe f ifaa
taken -part of the Wareroom-'now occupied
Sterretfu* a Furnishing Store, No. 63 Fourth *ti‘W®e>B'
henrilt be happy to wait an any who may fttoi* bmnfcijlr.
He is supplied ‘with newest styles of French SaeVp»" >
Roundabouts, Ac-and will receive regularly, from Paris,
Fashions for all articles in bis |we. <,-r r
Refer to p H. JEUtoa A Co, novi?,d3ti >
i Bannett’s HSAtaaraarr - 1
r &iAMpxD.Aixty* Bsrwstor woo De- xJro Tfifr ntAKOJG)'' '---'' 1 '
SHFJA OYSTBRSk Can Oysters, Beef Stofcl£fe?£ *
son, Gome of all kinds, served up In the beaMlyfc, .
with all the a Gxings.« \ '
N B.—Oysters received daily from -Baltimore, Fain!*
i ucs.suppUed with Can Oysters atvthe lowpneb^Cana
eens nort7ifst J
* 1 [Dispatch copy 1 ' **
:• U FAR iJANDLESrr-20 boxes on- hand and for ssie by-- ■-
O corn KING A MQQBHKAD ,
\TOTICE—An election for one Presldealt. siXrMana- ’ "
i.\-.gew, andTre&surer £ortbe Pittsburgh
-Turnpike Road Companyi-will be held at the Tollfl'OiMft
ot sold Conmany, on the 9th of .December next* >
sr* » x. "a ,
mnerwilb ffgn 6, IM3—{nov?) ,**■_ „ „ ■*
HOOO Pictorial Brother JoaatliKHii
"DECEIVED AT M A*MINER>B, AND TORSaDE.
Xh This holt-day «heet e«ell* anything or the kind '
ever isened from the prate. Tie il!u>trauon«'dre all
original, and of the most nitractive character The en
graving of One >ingt» picture eo»L alz hnndreddoUare
usavoan.of AUeghenyCiry, haelhenifor «al#i
S7* Smithfield gtreet, third door ahoveM. w - novllt
StwtloMX
»übscnber » now, receiving frorn'tSa Astern
l ‘ „
Goode/which will be sold towerttuin we hare erer be
fit™ offered Goods of smularqualuy. Th e auentioa bf* ’
purchasers is'respectfully invited *
; PHtLtP RO3S, r
coToer of-4iU and Market sta ’ j
fHpP CAUCQES~-Jo*t received end now open,**; * *
‘V. pepper of;F^tt^.JUid;Mttrlfet»is^6(»piece*
•PS: *W e » fasicpiprcd Calicoes; which ;
* e P* lce ? f «nts a yard Purchasers willSmlon
ihat ihes»{ are the hesfgoods ever ofleredlo
tht?marker for tbat pTlce. (qogl6) ° ~PH|LIP DOSS
W^OOXS —Irving s Sketch Boot, JJ!astraied Jbx \
Willis’ Poems, illustrated by Leuize* * ~
Bead’s Female Poets of America, with portraits-
The Fist of the Knickerbockers.
A Fable for Critics r ,
. Ellis’'Metrical Romances.
The Child of the Sea
Lamb’s Dramatic Poets
Lowell’s Conversations on the old Poem v
Dramatic Worksof Beaumont and Fletcher '
Poetical Works of Speuccr,
Poetical Worksof Cnaufcer
Poetical Works of Ford and Masimjrer
For sale by H S BOSWORTH 4t CO. if** -
novl6 4th street, near Market *
vr BDCKMASTKR, ; Fourth *nee( *
Xi * third door above Sciiusficlaj.Souih ude/-
■ all tonde.doiJe with the greaicuicare
and legal aecnrrfcjr. ~
Title* tor Heal Estate examined*. &c. norlS
TLrfTJBPHY * .LKJ3* Wool Alika amt Cmtmtbn
J.TX Merthana r fflT theaule of American WooleaGoode.
corner orTuhertyßUeel and Cecilia alley.-. nQvlO » :•*
J?\ Alra 2£ lUBS.
,NC*ef Piusburgh and vicinity, ihat ehe will open ojt>-; •>
Tuesday, tbe.34tfc extensive;assortment of Fall f
nnif * - ec i2o *
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PIPS
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