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L lIARPEU, EDITOR. AND PROPRIETOR '
PITTSBURGH:
TUESDAY MORKIKG,"DECEMBER 0^4848^
{Homing sflst jfob printing ©Site.
V: .COHNEK OK.WOOP AND FIPTH SfItEETB:
- -C3^ Having.. added.la. our Establishment,
Steam-Power Printing Machine, we are -: prepared to do
v’f.f -ail ktfidfl.pf Newspaper nifdßoofcwprk in a style bfuiu
[ „ *..> & *. surpassed beauty nnd:neatneßs,nmlupon iSie moPi tca
»Qna!de iermß.v >Ve rDßpec)fuUy jolieil llie patronage of
•" ". "~"'Ttro-pini*ic-m this line or-ourbesine^gr'• : •
• :• ttqu cried to hand in tharfavors before
Thtsmvut be rwvlied tcixA, m order to in
•vlJ.WXepiiijiwuititenTieaTUerfiaiLTiPCiilcf' i
-CARR,"lfj»ue(t Stales Newspaper Agency:
, .Suii;BuJWiiigs;'N. of.TlurdanirDocksnweUj.
; < '.i*& * ■mniSOO N’orm Fourth sired—leouroulyauthnnsedAgcnl
J , J ; 'ln Philadelphia *
| ->;-u..4D?-For Commercial and River ■'Sett'tfi
I see next Page. J
r ?,^ La # test Market Report*, fee.,
*>v 'Syllli ke/found.ander Telegraphic Head.
Reception or Ocn. Worth.
r Ati ladveruscirLea’t Inanothcr cofumnannouoces
: *..-.**/.< that Gcd.Wqrth, the Hero of .is expect
, > 4t.i < ii , m. t to-morrow. ‘We areiglad
■*•:•• ,t-.-;v J f-tj , ai f oiir^»M*cp« > -,withotttteBpect topurty, areimak
,iDg.prepirations for a proper.recepLjon.Qf tho-re-
.Bol4iorr His. pa« Q-ts: famihae; to all who
havo taken an interest in the ‘battles or Mexico
/.».v are there in this city. who. will not be delighted
- s to see hmr,
c He wtUamyc on Wednesday. -
One of the Falsehoods,
: The.rollowing-deapatchappearcd.in jll the south
: era papers, on the eve of the Presidential election,
/together With one or the same kind signed jointly
hyJohn Nortel and J.B.Clark r j
'■ “ Detroit,Oct.3o. ■
A.'B. Convene: i i
CIS3 has jostscntMcClolland to Wilmot, to pledge
~ himself to his views. Telegraph this to the 'South
, eld and Western States, It n true.
- . * J. B. Clare. » 4
‘ The above no doubt had the effect in the South
it was intended to prbdoce. The Detroit jpree
' . Press says : man in this city knows the as
■v - sprtions m, the above tope, raise, ucd the author
■"well knew-titont to be so when he telegraphed It.
4 We put it on record dbr.tho. purpose ofstampipg the
nothor.” ■■
f ~ ... f Prof. Ktepliens* LcctDrcßi , .i..
J-’lt is;.,sajd .by philosophers that' a: single ‘drop'ot
water contaips .millions of bring monads. All Na.
. tare is teeming with life; every -thing wo touch,
■- handle, taste, la covered or full of animated beings,
~ in states of enjoyment or Buffering. The Jelcacope
us ofa plurality of worlds, incomparisdn
-: / ‘) -yitlvwhich our. little Earth is but as a grain of sand
.■ r. on ttie sea shore; the microscope reveals to us won
- d era. equally astonishing, .and.. tar more imcomprc
- -hensible.-- Let tbosowho have never seen an oxy
.“ -hydrogen microscope attend Prof. Stephens’ Lee
...UWs tn.Eliilb;HaU—■Jettbem goand wonder I ’The
* . ..‘V ®>>“olvtng Views ard vfiry'beautifiiL Tboso who
. . ' e.waot to see water separated into ita edostiluent gas-
esby meahsof n gahamc battery, with other scien
-. .lificexpenments, had better improve the opportune
,• Ur -now presented. Croft Stephens, is. no ordinary
Jeclurc.r,'bata • man of true, science, and eloquent
. r i Wllhol ; and.we,sbould'havo.some pndo in filling his
•f 1 - r'room, whenever he consents to ami amuse
:' f an audience., .. ..
A Prediction.
The Washington correspondent of the .New York
> . Joornhl of Commerce, writing os'the'llth'ultimo;'
.i.tflahjaxho/ollpwing prediction, which, in the event
»<• being verified* will bring matters ta n. focus at
once, on'tbn opening of the 31st Congress: ■ ' J
■ ’i' ” Mr. Thaddcus Stevens* member elect from'
, f i’ j’ennsjlvamni :i»:p|edgcdi it is said, -to introduce a
.■VTr. bill oo the first day of the meeting oflhe'thirtfißrst
Congress, to abolish slaveryjn the DistrictotColum
,,c.hia.irMriiStevens does not da Uns, sometnto else
-> will. But his towering talents and ambition will-no
doubt stimulate himuo put. himself at the bead of
Soil Party* *to will come hero to take the
of thesafls-OfDavid Wiluiot The£owit
''s^riH' , be driven off,- thcrelore, from the support of
®e | lr'faj , lor,,af ; the very off-set of his admimeiration
i. , ‘The . pfrect .will be :■ to force an alliance of all the
• ;: : Southern. Senators with the Northern Democrats, in
O' opposition.to the ivhole system of-measures which
: :*ho .majority of the. House in the thirly-lirst Congress
-. ; may propotp. The ,Senate will continue to net'on
- eon.ervat.ye principles, defeating, every, change of
. ..,P°“C} proposed.by the House, during both' the thir--
rsi rw.tjrwtand .the,.l|nrty-eeconil the
—. .whole *f General Taylor’s first term—and that 13 ns
tar as we need look ahead,”
A whig paper before us contradicts tho statements
. , contained in the above cstrnctj but “wo shall see
Tthat we shall ace.” It m very questionable if Ste
• J . ens “o rnnsitr, the moral courage to introduce and
.'•!if advocslOi.the.same. measures in Congress that he
.. (rifibhlic.ljiadviicated'Upon the stump, in order to'fce
,'. jnire the votes ol the. Free Boilers and Abolitionists
After ibe Election*
: The-National Intelligencer/ although it sets claim
. to be one; of the most: decent, and dighifined whig
P*J>er in.thc country* was about.Ss reckless and uh*
■scrupoloufl as.thc-LouisvJlle .Journal or Pittrbnrgh ,:
Gazette, in making false charges against Gen. Cass*
during die late campaign. Now however, after the
election is over, it has the paragraph below
in relation to the character of Gen Cass.
The Intelligencer aaysi -
, “Of Iho candidate of tho defeated party wo have
' not hitherto spoken, nor ahall we now speik, in
terms ofdisrespect. to him personally.* He is d gen
tlcmaa of higher grade, ae to capacity and attain*'
* men t*, than any formor locofoco cau3idate fpr the
>■ -< Presidency; in private lifo respectable and amiable,
, but id his pqblic'cbaracter, objectionable not only
fpn the gronnd of tbe principles which he avows,
, , hut also on the farther gronnd that, 1 in the avowal,
be surrenders conviction to expediencey. The
greater, however* his personal merits, the more
' glorious la the victory over him which the Repub
, /beans pave achieved.l’ ■>
Reception dfUin, Worn.
" i -Ai Con 'n«ttc,previouvlyappoitited forthopitrpoee
- af preparing a proper* reception of Brevet Major
v penera,l Wonm, expected shortly to pass through
this city } convened nt the Monopgahcla House, on
Monday evening, the 4th mat.
s*. M. Kenan was called to the Chair f Henry
-.Woods and J-B. Biddle appomtod Vico Plcsidenls;
and James S. Craft and John Small, Sce’ys. " 1
-Onmotion, Uw‘aa . - _ ’ s [
‘ i" That Committee of Soventy-Sir be ap
pointed to net as a Committee of Acccption to meet
(Jen. Worth on his arrival as this city, and tender to
him the hospitalities of the place.
_The following persons were named as the Com
mitteer ,
La&oil Wii.* Wilkins, John .Anderson, John 0. Davits.
, Elijah Trovillo, Major Wm. Larimer;jr.,Roly Pat
terspir,Cajil. John Herron, John Duncan, Col.Mor
i ganßobertson, A. Washington, CapL W. A* Chari'
,tqp 4 ’Co|V‘Samuel W. Black, Cnpt. Robert Porler,
John Birmingham, Henry Woods,Col. Wilson M»-
‘Candless, Charles Barnett, Ephraim Jones, Col. Geo.
A. Bayard, Charles ICcnt, John- Aiken, Col.' Wm.
Itrijiinson, ATexander Murray, John, S. Hamilton,
Oliver H. Rippcy, R. H. Patterson, Col,-Leopold
Sabi, Mnj. D. Pickctseo, J. C. Blair, Jtunca S. Craft,
John B. Guthrie, Cnpt, O’Hara Dennys R. CiJTbwn
sendi Samnet Roseharg, Petor A. Madeira, Mlthae'l 1
„ Kano, R. 0. Sthektoji, Robert M. Riddle, A. M’Cal- 1
mont, Gen. J. K. Moorhead, A. N. M’Dowell, John
Coyle, Joseph Birmingham, Wm. Phillips, Joseph 1
' M'Knight, Calvin Adams, John M. Irwto, James B. I
- Sawyer,Andrew. Burke, Frederick G. Kay. rtlcidn
tvsiler.Tßlackj Chambers M>Kibbin,-John'M*llwainej
: vGfeorge P.HamillonjHon-'Wm.Kerr, JoljdO.Bann,'
■ v--’John’-Small,- Adim ’ Wilson,-. Wm, Edgar,..Lewis
. Wnyfnarr*Ww- B, Mowry, Hcnry S. Magraw, fl. c
Sawyer, John A), Millercß-H.Bartley,.Thomas
■ vi .Blnckmore, -Samuel-MtKoev.Lenox ' Rea; Simon I
---.’BmaHi'Charles B. Scully, C; Fv.yosf, CapL Alexan-1
; der Bay, Hon. Samuel Jones,Erank Johnston, R.H. I
Kerr. - I
- WM. M. EDGAR, CiLtißKAir.
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It is expected that the CommTlt.ee will leave the
Monongabela wharf this afternoon, at 4‘o'clOcki in
the-BjrowjnvUla Boat,,
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The World in*^|ii^iipn^
itt r The Governor or Ne&iipiftofttire has been
impttsif Hi*SWb*«r
cxcclli
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ifiS gre?«?Engin(id*,_lias pur
>ll ofUerifaniin Frortßltn. "*
.....ml. " V '|;C| ■> --.r—.
S?T : T ,ie Cincinnati Globe says thairjudge McLean great. There were about a doxen
d, l^' vote for l ' re ' ildeDt °1' hc ? l !> "“* a »C lad ‘“ w ‘thin the bar; and all the females indicted
. a*T Curious things will, happen -unexpectedly were-present. v v i .-.t-‘w:'- •••'.'• vr A •
sometimes. A husband in t Boston the other dav ■ Tim r n iiUn "* - »- r. • j
went to the door of iiis.tvifc’a room, «ith the mten- foll ” w ' n 8 the name* or the,defendants,
tmn ofprocurjng a, sword f r om a closet. After and 'bcir counsel.
E h -W n ' 0n °P cm ?B {Se cloaet Robert Vance—Counsel: Mr. Black and Mr. Dar
neipimjavery jrjtjsymhig man standing 1 there in ragh.." . , " 1
place olthiMiword. Ahem. i t „
; the State rh!: 7" T; Mr.Darragh.
trials th Dublin perjured, themnelreveg. They were ■ '-nas.Lindaay—Counsel: Mr.- Black and John S.'
kept in,a lymg.m hospital, from which dicr have H ! m| l>on.
a^careTfifrihoTUmt°cd Cm > rked “ bo " d ° f W ‘ G “"B'«- Co<,n * el! Mr.Datragb.
_ ’ Robinson Munford—Counsel: Mr.'Sawyer,
m H?w S3Z* P ° '"T* 1 no,so W ' M’Kelvy-Counael - Mr. tfarragh and Mf.
Bishop, Collins and Booth are m Baiti- Sn “ wdan '
more. 5 1 Joanfla Brown—Counsel: Mr. Black. d
A *>®“ Commerce alone, X think, can reach Central Marands Holllnger-Counael: Mr. Kennedy. "
Africa, the negro must be taught the value of his > Mary X-ynch-Connscl: Mr. Sawyer.,
Waan this happens, fhe slave trade must or ‘ Rosetta Richards—Counsel: Mr Bovd
TheT C ’ r - K T lSieditttl **•"•> Thus. Love—Counsel: Mr. Snowden.
ihfndwt fo “ r P" nci P alcit, caoflliefforlh threw Jaa.M’Kelvv—Counsel •—.
!<»*,-■i i PE t botnber of votes at the recent Presi. „ 1/ ounael .
dentiai election: t i saml. Hughes—Counsel: Mr. Block. j
* Sryrt-*'-* ....63,158 _ Commonwtalth—Messrs. Bigham,Shaler and
Stanlo
a. > Boston.. -- . . 1 Air. Shalcrashcd the Court to enter a fsaUe prosf
■ I®* «A lawype in the Wisconsin legislature in- S . UI " 10 daB,M>Kelv / “nd Samuel Hughes,because
traduced a bill providing that all milch cow a *r their names were only added to first count in the in
„a‘P“e‘> ba shingled over, to preserve Iho milk pure dictment; m all the other coasts they were omitted.
VoUalre ra r‘r d ” ‘ Mf ' B '“* a » d "Wved to quash'the
wa, but twice to voyage' frtteretreroanv d° * "h” • ‘ be “ UBe
,of .mint first, when Most a lawsuit; and' secondly 11 . •h*'? wcro Ohy dofeeu in the indictment, tbo oth
when I gamed ono.v er defendants weroenutled to lho benefit of them. I>
4 • j?b | 'B girl,, arretted in Philadelphia- at would be the duty of the Court to permit the nolle
tbp*. r R n o k u^tdt^„ a „ n L°nt; zii2: r *rc’>r ,d eo to v av - Tbe
lation wascommiUcd as a vagrant. ; m w qaesuon it,-will the nolle prosequi tako away the
OS',Scolding is 1 tho pepper of matrimony: the f lßht * of ° ,her dercndaot * * “We contend that we
ladies are the pepper boxes have a right to complain of the defects of the bill.
t l 's A Jl‘,^^ [ ll nß w no . W V d U,c ?» Court—lt is at all timesthc right of the Common
1, bJ ' m O6 ” 160 - i wealth to enter a nolle prosequi.
fresh fish comeafromt n hm where "hese f MT ’ Blatl ' nfter ,ome desultory dlßcaaaion, moved
•?®rq salt-fish; I’ll behaltged if‘ I can tdll.’t : < 'll <to quash Iho indictment as to Vance and lindaey, on 1
cyesao weak,” gmundthat they were cot described. The word i
said a loafer to a gentleman. «Why, they are m a )eoman ” omlued". He never *aw & bUI of
’Sft" n Cr d w ,0d ' Clßlcat -“h-t Jodge Kelly, of Phlladel
dnKhne8 „a. aV d,. t YS h, ; 0 0 r t P h h ' a ’ q ““ hed f * b J" ‘ n «" a “» a »‘
I Jonathan. - the omißsion of this word. He woe informed* alto,,
- • s ‘x*eon thousand persons, belongling to tho *b at ** *be preaent tetitf ol tb» Court, Mr. Shaler,
[. foco iChttreb .of Scotland,lore' still compelled to w b® ncted for thn Commonwealth; naked that a bill'
worship m the open air. The landlords who own be quashed, on this ground that he might send a oer-1
the sod in the districts where these thousands live, r oc f ed onß Iho r .,JV 8 “ P “
ire determined to prevent the erection of Free' ted 0,18 ,o 'he Grand Jury. The ladieaare prpp,,
Churches liy refpsing to<aell land enough for the site' erl J desenbed as spinsters, which is true, jo fitctjiul
or ahonsD of worship, • _ they are Factory girls j but the males ate without
, TfievCry last of the Mohicans died in New the yeoman.
session, until tho day of her death, of all her fac- “ J „ J
Ujlies... Mr. Cooper will haveto write another <( Lam <
Moh '.Wl l >”i. or, t h! ' n ß e tho tlUc ofthe first.,' He had once crammed the matter, and round that
oca * ha ‘ * he wwd *•»•*
on tbeXalie, by oilcans or which a very quick lino of °* ,n « r 'ed, wav so imperative, that in Maaaachu
'communication will bo opened when tbo- Brie iiaU- selld ** wa* abolished by iegisiative enactment. »*■
roadis comple.cd. • , Mr. Sawyer reminded the Court that in the case'
ctrcumnaiigator of tli° globe arrived at of young Bowen, tried at the present term. Judge
'bs first bdi found might be’qS
she miles, end visited five port*. \* D ° accouot of ibe omlßsion of tbe deacripuou of
. The Pinters of New York city are to celc- “!/ n ” n f r '
3st>Con t° de!ivor an ad- founded : the indictment wag defective. -
V L rc , . After some discu**,on, and a good deal of excite.
C *kised ITITP "" *“
on both aides. good, the defendants cannot be convicted without
. the French Government offi
.ciais .hare been largely rcdoced by the Ao*
flembly,
comcsmcifeljr t 0 B ee
telescdpm:comct has been discov
ered at Campridfge, by Mr. Bond It waa seen on
-uie mght or the 25t1» insu in the 'constelhUonCvn
gftQS. J
. -.®“ r -The:<liatcpal pprtew and -venders are said tb
escape the cholera,
~IoD, orFranc ' e ■» *
US'Gen Herrera aud puty, from Sotuli Araen
ca # arrived in Philadelphia.on'Tucsdaycveidrtg; ’
r.(*R^ l P.«s*iS ,lJf ?. 8 “° P° ])ed 111 fur t-er
n% smith and Chsa.C,iootoin the State of-Ohio. ’
Temperance Meciluf; la Clinton—strong
Uesolutioua unanimously adopted at a meeting or
a number or the friends pf Temperance, in Clinton
and vicmTty, held on the 30th November:
■ An.intelligent public lias settled intho
cqnviclion, th3l Total abstinence.is iheonly remedy
tor the evils nr Intemperance; and, whereas, m this
community generally* moral suasion has nearly ex
hausted its power, u. sweUrthc list or the friends of
W 3 ' l !1 e “ne; and, whereas, the number of in
.ebriatcs would soon tie greatly lessened, were It dot
tor the sanction and respectability extended'bv law
to the trafSc-in alcoholic drinks. Therefore • '
itesoived, That, in the deliberate.judgment oftho
meeting, the jaw authorizing our courts to grant ii~
cenße lor the ordinary traffic in ardent spirits, nrc a
-great public injury detrimental; beyond all calcu- :
moni, » P 01 ' 11 "' 3 "‘l religious
.well-being of tlio community at large.
JUsolvcd, That this meeting ure equally settled
-Hi thauonvtctiou,.that.houses-of -entertainment, - li-:
to retail alcohol c liquors, are how tho mam
'supporter intemperance. ‘ “
;?PR rc WO<l and mju.ed public;
Will assuredly hold all the signers of -petitions for
the license aferesatdj jind .all venders of alcoholic l
ertnlyi, ana allilcgislatois nnd courts who make and :
J h 1^1 3,t0n9 ,l 3 V» responsible-’for all
•A\teW..W^Pj*P#l«l>.eyiT*,Te , ul«Bff from the
-'' r-
I WFf' Cougba, Coiieampuon, pain'in vd
pymptome,
l : >tn*V^ 1 * 8 In — an Veg-etriW Pillaafo a cTelightfiil tiiedi
tmmMwm
eSSSssssnss
Hemembcr also, (hat Mensre Fcnchtwanirer * r„ „r
toedicme. ond'weeuPiiDtwiilrani< : e , tlife r?^„V^i' Qr
that offeredby them for safe ■■' ’ 1 *IW»WW*W»f
THegenuinc 1* for hale atDr Wrip-fitV Vs, *«>iX«• '
£« ratT' 4r wl,t ’ m " t ? l ' : ' s 1>« supplied aulSPwhote^
<v<*i. •• . J.i-’ri/M.•>!!’•■ -f ••..•••••.'p..'■ ;.. ilrr/S.i.i-
jo !* to cenirs- ihat j 'xyns taken wiih'n Mhfn «« *v,»-
vmh '“ dnirc.i.ng'Soihf a™s
for worje jflthoMh
Hurd ifraucmloilcc three physicians, one of wkom m!
very skillful, al ltlieir eflorls proyed'ameTm
TALi fVK f 4" f, ,1101 ’ h > ™‘“« 3E
would cpil my etmhl> career" da>B ' ot
ssaf^assi?
• - Peter D/Matthews.
* Thomas Gbm
: Staunton, Ohio, February G ie^3° SFl>,r^V,AVS
JofWtaby , j fciDDACO,
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i ,)O l > c i« ProurgNewajDicWnao
Si^srarasrasfKs
<lecs:dtov --.'•’ v ! 1 *•
T7^^ (iDT7jnva, Loeuvra
S^V Lr ~‘? iorr c r »-fine siftod, irosh ground
V-/ Com Meal, in store and forsatety'
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LOCAL MATTERS.
_ T «»» Pactorjr'Hlot Cue. I
QuAbteb Bu*tvat~M<itulay } 'I)Kemier iV—The
Courtrooifc%r- , “— 4 • \ " *
* * rooi^^ V3fl crowded thi» with lawyer*,
wineries Vnd specintorar-inJ
tfao Allegheny Riots!; The e*-J
bong properly described. We snggest to lho Com
.robDwealih counsel, wheiber they. wM' go on >*j!b :
ihc trial of the females The Court will adjourn tall
2 o'clock.
Airraifoor? session.
The court was densely crowded ell the afternoon,
TJiecase of tboFactory Riots were again taken op. - '
Mr. Darragh nrgoed from the books that the in
dictment should bo quashed, on account of error on
Jts face. He contended that a defect aa to one of
the parties, effected the whole bill.
Mr, Shaler said .the Coart must quash altogether,
if the omission of the word," yeoman »> rendered
the bill imperfect as to some of the parties.
The Coart doubted its power to qnasb the whole I
bill: suggested that the object or the defence might
boar readily attained, 5y entering a pleaio abate.
mCDI. .v-r-i-e:: I
Mr. Darragh preferred (hat tbe motion to quatb
should prevail, aud went da loroad amhOntioa.
Mr.Ulaci insisted upon the motion to quash, and
read rrom liord Bacon the law in.such a case.'
And so tho discussion moved along with aiuma
tinn, fuo,lury, eloqaence and wit on all sides.
At length, thequejtiotnvossettledbj’ theCloun,
Oius: •< Wo direct tbe indictment to be quashed as
,to the males.”
Mr. Sbaler desired to know ir the parties would
bo required to enter into rcqpgnlzancos to appear at
I tho next term. J I
Mr. Black cipreaaed a wlllmgneu to argue U.e
point.
The Court remarked, that it was a general thing,
to require parties to enter into recognizances to ap
pear at the next term, after such a process. They
are still under the old recognizances, and have not
been discharged. We will give them a few day* to
renew* » *, 4
• v, Mr-Shaler then ashed foha. continuance ai to tho
naraeawcrff still on ibo jodictmenr.
£ T * ,e Court intimated that the case should be con
tinued. 1
Mr. Black begged be might bo* heard before the
fateof tho girls should be sealed. , * '■
Mr. SlaDton lauged outright. J ' -
■ %! Block, said be was glad to hear the gentlitman
laugh; and then went on toshowtdiybewaa gladJ
We did notexac.ly catch hisreaeoning on this point,
however. But he made a beautiful address to the
Conn in favor of an immediate trial.
The Commonwealthgave notice that they'would
be ready to-day j the defendants had come prepared,
and demanded n trial ns a right. They were all
girls; poor and dependent upon labor for support •
had been ostracised, and chuld ’get no employment
while an indictment .was hanging osertbemV :, ? -
We understood the Court to say, thatthe Common:
,Wealth had no right to a continuance, if the defehi;
dsnts had come prepared and insisted upon a trial,'
r without giving a good reason. l • • '
Mr. Shaler contended that the whole bill had been
quashed,by the-procoss'of the Court, add that said
process—quashing as to the males—had placed them
in a different attitude.. They were not ready under
tho new aspect of the ease. _ ■ ■
After some further discuutoo, tho eoptasel for
Commonwealth asked that the mitre hdl ’of indiet
meat might be quashed. r
r . |he matter ended for the present- "h-
The partio^.wi[l , : be proceeded against agaiiß ; a
bill will be sent up atthe uen term, which commen
ces in afew weeks. -Within three days,
defendants, Thomas Love, has died. Ho waw kept
in jail until his health .was destroyed, becaujse ho ■
could get no securityand about aweekago* waa
discharged in his own recognizance. ' ‘ 1 * •,.
Matob’s Qttice— Monday Morning.— There were
two cases, both of whom paid Boos. The y were
men who should havohad better lodging;:b tit tbej
toolt caro not to deserve them.c.We. hope th cy may
not he seen in the Mayor’s office on official business’
again. ,
Cobbellsvixee Rare Hoad -At the election
yesterday, the following gentlemen were*
Directors for the ensuing year: ■■ •>. -.■■ ■ ■ {■ <■. .
Wm. Larimer, Jr., A. M. Hill. James f'nwti .
John Gcbhart, Waiter Bryant,
Edward D. Gatzam,-Wm. J. Totten He «r^TO n P ,on ’
H»Sh ». King, Walter
S&'Mr. Heidelberg has made n mottoAjbr a new
trial, in the case of Joseph Zimmer];-. i t -mll he
argued during Ihe Week*
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Ra rl%qAir.C oaaXTT£ —The fullowiriggentlcnicn
ha*o been appoififcd fujSoliejt subscriptions to the
ofthe Ohio'and .Pennsylvania Railroad Coma,
panf: £r > »• | v-j
( • '■* wtk?ljbo«. 1 : i
* •• Wm. Larimer, Jr., JuseulfXongill.
, Knox, Jofio Wil'ock. "**
' James Crossan, J. B. MSriay-.'C. I
M’Kibbio, I. Tomlinson. v-r- ,
. Jflird Ward .- John Sbipron, R. Mockej, T."Ham
illon, W. Rotter. „ , , - a*-
, Hstr<fi Hooi.Sv Joeea, F/Lprenz: Col. M.
Scott,JoSrPcnnock.:
i ‘ - Jwtk fVjird; Jaros» Laugblin, S; M*Kclvy;' W.’
Coleman, T, S F Blaif # ; |
„ S “ tt " arrf; Br.'-X-Black, J. M. Brih, A. B.
Curling, R.Christy, L.R, .Livingston. -, : .
i‘ SevtpthWari: W*/J. Toitenfw'. Anhtjre.
Stimpife* WaTd S ‘ W ' CaskeJ ’’ fi< H i “ artl^*H
Ninth Ward. J, Lightner, T. Simpson.;
.--...ALLEGHEnY, ::: -j >: r ■ a : .
1, ■■JobnlrmD.HughMorrisijn, Thosi
Smith, W. Robinson, Jr. ' - 1 !
SWiwjtf JfW.-. Jobe Motrisbo, J. Guyed, Geo. R.
Hlddlp, Thoa. Smith. ' ’
.."T. ,rd B'or'd •• "James Earseroao* John Sierntti'W.
B.Mowry, Thoma. Stewart,
Fourth Ward: N. Voeghtly, Jacob Painter, J. If. i
Moorhead, G. A. .Bayard, H. Cbdds. J , ,
IIARCHESTEB. ! ‘
John Sampson, Col.JamefiAoderson, SJ Hall. .
- BnUtIHOUAM,
P. Mulxaoy, C. Ibmsen,*J. M’Kniglitv ' j.■<
O! . ■•. . SOUTH PITTSBUBOH. . • ■ _-_J. a. '
J, Cuddy, W, C. Robinson, T. Blackmorc.
v. -IAWBEttCEyritE.
JosephWalnwright,JohntSarber, Esq. ? ut
e r-i r'SIIABMBtnIOH.i '
H.B. Spang, J. O'Hara.'
Commute at bargee, . . •
, -Thomaaßakewell, Jos; Croasnn, J. Morrison, H.
•B.enaj,;Gen. Daraie, W, Robinson, Jr.
DftjceroKs.rpa Aleeoijesy.i—On Saturday the
Commissioners, of this Coonty "elected Hon. Wm*
Wilkin s and John Shoeobergcras Directors ■of the j
Central Railroad for Allegheny county. ■ * . --1
- TbdChroniclQ'aaya ; it The Commissioners deposit I
. JA.tthp-.Merchants’ l -and Manuiactnrers’ Bank, ]
200,000, in.bonds of $l,OOO each, tothe creditor 1
' s V T - Werrick, EBq., tho President,of.the Railroad I
Compapjr, aa the first.iostallraont of the one million
ot dollars subscribed by the'county.” 1
The Harrisburg Keystone thus noticeslbe progress
making bjr, the Company :t«.A large pOrtibh 'Of th’e
gracing between ibis place and Lewjstown isneariy
completed.., At this ehd about four milerof the rail
is laid, and the entire track pn this’sido of the Sut
qnehannn will, be ready for use, in a few weeks, gggggsggg*«w—
The, slone wotk'of the bridge will bo finished by EXHIBITIONS WITH THE’- I
tbo middle of December, and Ihe work upon the so' rvNTt^D^THmKiS^k IOPE
ST, o'* 0 '* -ofd. ,ho
bndgis that span thp Suaqucbanna, thin will be the mPWo Hut H>dtoS * n M,CC0 "°P C “nd
moatstopeedons." • ...i” iorgecollecuon of ot,7ecta usinllvei-
edS, S di ' !olv,n S landscapes,
■ 235 EYlitbruons.wiji commence at 7J'6'clock.' :
E 3' s . < t e ? ,s! orfire for □ dollar—to be had at Mr.
'ft^^f:^«riS»^MafketV»S«e^.-ot:M:tto''
00pr,....... ..... ...... ........:dec4:3t» '
-; Foujstaibs.— who arc favorable to having
Fountains,, in’tfte-preeliicxs .of the Court House
grounds, should nowroove inihetnaHcr,'_wbiletho
VRtter pipes are being re-laid and the walls about
being re-builded. Boston, New i'ork and Philadel
phia have their jit d> eaus, and why should Pitts
burgh he behind them ? Surely we can squirt water
OS high as they can, and perhaps a little higher,
whtn the new basin Is completed. Then how
poetical it would be.to the young limbs of the Law,
to watch the chrystaldrops rising towards the Hca *
vens, and sparkling in the sunlight! And there
b» a group of statuary arranged underneath
tho spray—Venuses, tritons,dnlphms, and. all that—
for people of taste to erpend 'Somo admiration on.
A» tho “ Inns of Court” project has esploded, now
it the tsmo to mTor the Fountnini t : 4 ■? »
W Tho Mayoralty excitement begins to grow on
the. Whigs. ..We haveheafdthe names of C.fi.
.Sculjy, B. C, Sawyer, lose Barns, CspL Herron,
and Mayor Adams. Tho party mil hold their pri
.mary meeting* neit Saturday evening;
In relation to thl* mattaf the Democrats hare said
nothing—hut will do.n» they ihink hest fo? the city
and themaeJyea.
Phomockaphv.—Wo learn that Mr. Williams, an
Cxporienced teacher gf the Pitman aystem ol short
hand, propose* to get op a class. ; Aa this will, be*
> soother Cbmnion I
MW,, wo think it time our people should pay aitiii
tipntou, Andrew* & Boyle, offTowVoTk, who]
introduced it into this country, have succeeded ))? J
inducingthe directors of many of the highest insti- I
tutions of learning m the east- 1 ■' \ .. I
P^P ar /heads are very warm on tho sub
■i€^,?,:^e®lwronc»* :We publish tho procedinga
u» tin* morning** paper. J , •
of in this city
communication of ‘ f Gma >* is excellent
and will certainly bo published; - •
{CT Reception or Gen, \tr or tlx.— At a meet
; Of Pittsburgh; auhe officeiof Messrs--
nrCandless *. McClure, suddenly catiedtogciberby Abe,
Report, thatut wus probable that Brevet Mojor Generai*
..|Y®s?RIwr&bl4:®fnv’.* 1 wr &bl4:®fnv’.* m the city ou 10-morrow evening',
vt Jotusß. M’CUjn'oca was called to the Chair, and A.
WasUngton and John Onncanuppointed Secreiarieg i
opinion of ilua meeting, it would
tJLUffir T>-H n u rhc s’ -»®*Pe«UUIIy. teeommend ihni the cit*
!, Z rf« n f . P,tUbu . r » k giviMoGeu. Wojmr.
‘ * C*lWxc deinopsiraiion>ofttheirrespecr
U U°?oum'^'' !>, ‘ ° f h ' i ’ <ilBU “& u "' tlf<l *m'itnry «r-
C ollo ?' in S »«ne«l Parsons compoVea
P ur P°“ e of making such ar-1
VAh?»b»5 1 t P “V w carryonl the fore-1
going Resolution, audmai-ihey be requested to mcetthis I
aV ßr.n)?irf l Ti? ! h5 MonongnliclaHaase.. r. , I
W Chainnan.nnd3ecreiary bo n : Com
beVof a copy ,0
. .Pollard McCormick. Hairaar {Denny, Charles Staler.
Frederick O. Kny, William Simpson, William Portefj
Neylllo D. Craig, George Dnrsie, and one' hundredothers I
waro appointed n Committee of Arrangements I
. - Dr J. IU M’OMNTOCK, Cha’n l
A. Washington, )„ . . ’
• Jons W."XhJxeAKj-y— c —decs ’l-
- a „ PITTSBURGH THEATRE, i
C. S. PoaTSß^w..*. and Lessee,
EBICKS OF “ADMISSIOSI t
Private boxes- -....-85,00, (Single -ise.
•SW?- Circle-,.-Wc. I-Sccond -Tjeviv-:-35..| PH..i ,25c
Gallery.. : .~20c.-| PnvnteßOxes • ... - - - • g 1 ,00.
fly Lost night or Mrs. fLLEWIS.' !
tp*Firsi appearance of BERTH A LEWIS. "
. DOUGLAS. '
G! ? nolran,.,.. .Mr, Oxley, ( Old iVorral v-v.- iMr. Roys::
•younsNoryal Jliss Lewis.'l Lady HandolphArrs.Le vis,
' Dance-■ •■- .-.Miss-Waiters and Mr. Goodwin.
To conclude with... ■> -
. DON.JUAN ; , r
llozn Juan- - -.-Mra.jLewis | Scarompneh----Mr.-Wood ■
- Donna Anna---.>.41..Mrs Prior
. fly Wednesday, JSeueGlofMra. H„ LEWIS, .
lx Doors open ainj; Carlamwifl rise: at Ji o’clock.
T A Card* »* *
TO TH ?. r i t ™3? PK, S I , NG - A h n now
A 'prejehtedfqlf We eaW inveatracht in a KmitiW en-'
lirely new; one ndapied to iho map oflimiied.'as well
nstq tne man of.dzlnnaWp re«oaroe«i yieliline'h' nfoSt
fromcopual ftnd enlflrpriso beyond any operatfou or the *
day. - It wine.complete monopoly ttftuiaide article, nt*
BofuleJyneceMbty tlitd.eseemml totverv family. nstweir
■.£? the- mechanicj ortizan aiul nrofes
uonal man; ,T®. opporiuniiy offer#itself
£J ttJrferauveienßplaynienidf^ithfeltt^^btißihiuf sum*.
immediate and'’ hiffßly :satijfactdry"reiuriis.
Tnosd aesirou* of embarking in WpleasbutVEcntcel buei
****> are. invited, withothera, to ctttl atthe office of the
unqewignea r examinejhe.flnicfe,valid form their owil
•J udgtnent, from the facupresemedf ■
.^Office— floor
.toEsquireiJohns’-office. ■ • ■ ■
ii£ cS -'f COfcVER 4 MYERS
?
iOTATOES-~luo barrels Nesliittinocks; ••
100 • « Baltimore Blues ;for sale bv
VT * J C ACHESON.
-A bards Penocks and Wuuer Green Hip
- A.'pmsy in store and for sale by i . ... - 1
tecS VK U C, ACHESOPT
T^KWJKWELRY^—Tdoz.Oo!dPat.Le\‘ef Wnlches,-
v ii \ Silvferr“f' v ‘-
jr?orople|eaBiortmflDiof-other Jewe!ry f oi ...
AteS •■ ZJ KlN2EYS,6rMarket fl
y'elvri Ribbons
;,j.-a«SDrte4eolorfl. j t
-. Vclvßt.Ribboruii 4 , “ *
8 * ** Embroidery <S imp
'-W u f “ i riain Girap.&c. Itrai received at t
dicS ZEBULON KINSEY ’9,07 Market s!,
I fKO»jraUIVDKYFOR9ALK-rAMnaHironFouiuiry T
'/A :wth Patterns, all ready[for operation, \vijj
: be sold onoccoramodatuTg ienns,orexcJumgcdiforlrprv j
•orgoods, *• /
).Thisofler»;an djtfoljont opportunity to a young map to I
aommence.tlie Iron Ypnndry easiness. Enquire of f .1
JSCAIFE A, ATKINSON, 1 J
Ist, near Wood street I
ji' ,ri,
' i ,v
A N A^S S -n C> ;f , °P- cdla of Woral Heligious
SssS^a^yaaafe
H&-sjSr“fe’SS^
..sfrs^?;r--a a -M«r'“
’B Wood street* I
k Co.’s COUGHfIAI SIAMWt B -. A - FtWMSI«?t
>iiil iii ? e ® n eminently succes!-
pcrson is rouicd < i?L 0 “"P l '™"! spelts. If a
tlllll^
»treei e ,thdco”nero^ O h,!a W™<i !
—Srlr? - MeMDUiEN-ic DOWNINO -
A HOUSEAnBLOTAT'A
-OL Jn want of a comfortable Dw<SHinffHouie .h« 6 iJJ2?
S a» U“!' |,ro v, de for 11,0 ttittlUom
s^.f,T&:XrA2s r ; * [ "'r
.. JOHN COYLE,
4th strflcivnear : Siniihfieldrat v
/'f ENTI,E.\LF,N abont 10 pfovide thdnselveis xv.it.
SF'-ks-S-Ss*
; ; Third street,near Wpod.".,
tCl, w ,ela,o 8 p^ l ‘ nrll!BBmldlM g s
I o'i P'P es Holland d Life re n! brands; »
ion 3L P !Fw?i Po J?> M “ <le « a »nd Sherry Whim ;
{ ■ •.Idd-Ooz. bpulps Brandies, Wines and .Gibs; - *
I q Pi U , ncb ™ Jonnica Spinlß,
ml £h s ola Trn '‘s? 4 « Peach brandy,
I 30 hbls. superior Domestic Brandy, dark and pale;
-oS S bt “’ nJ bbl 4 °‘‘l Hi eW/uskey, very old; '
«I 0 hbls enpcriorKeclified-Whiskey,
ebUVOfbnej fpr sale low.by. , ,P. C. JIARTINjAir>L Una
iiovl4 Corner of SmnhCeld and From b (8
Tl , f’?™»?£. J '^S~' lbr i ee hnryuig lois.mvlihe lUt; .Bnidn
Ceme,ry, elegantly simaied. Apply to ■ ™
octf L ■ v ' d son,
b® l7 .dth Ward. Allegheny.
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MEM
Mm by Telegraph!
Reported' for the [Morning Post.
,Bteamer.-*JBarl£et*..
Dec. 4y 1848.
We have no steamer vet, ihougTrwe look hourly
for her arrival.
:The are all quid; wc have no change to
report..
' hSOIShAmB OF OHIO,
‘ ' f - Columbus, December 4, 1848.
- In the Senato, thero were sir ballots Tor Speaker,
without a : choice haying been made.'/-The vote stood
for Ewing 17, for Beaver 18, Blank
In the House, iho DemocratH, iucluding the dis
puted members from Hamilton county, were sworn
in. 'the Wniga seceded at once. The'Democrats
are now in sesslop, but most of the Whigs are ab.
sent. .> i
cohgrbsbiohal sews.
WASHiHOTotf, December 4, 1848,
- The Senate ,waa called to order at 12 o’clock this
day. *
<$ 'Vice President Dallas boing absent, the Hon; Mr.
Atchison took the chair.
The Senate was opened with prayer, by lhc Rev.
Mr. Sheer. -
i The npw : Senators.elect, who,wore present, were'
introduced, and sworn into oflica.
Mr, Brcese offered n resolution for the appoint
ment or a Joint Committee,.from both houses, to
waiton the President, and inform him of‘their or.
ganiration, and that they were ready to receive any
communication he might please to make. It was
agreed to.
Mr. Douglass gave notice that he woiildj at some
future day, introduce a bill to admit California and
New Mexico into the Union.
. Mf- Camerpji.offered a rcsolution io provide for
the taking of the nett census.
The Senate then adiourned. j
.House.—The House was called to order by the
Speaker. _ f
\ Mr. Wilson-presented the credentials of Mr. Sib
tey, delegate from Wisconsin. ‘
- The question of reception was referred to the
Committeo on Elections.
.• The preliminary proccedmga were the same as in'
the Senate. i
50 V HKSTIS; l'l S—Ju,l tec'd and for sale
trvyhy Idec4l KING & MOORHEAD
... „ A FURCHKK KKUIJCTION,
ITOSmW \ SOn *’ Patent S “*» A«h.
I l„ii, 3 *’ co,h ‘ «»'«!«> » or 4 raos, apptovtd
ier«i «? r u ,? w, ‘" 3a 3 * d 0 O' l ', of 0 mo*, do, m
ippr,lej ’“I' 81101 ' qoalny of.lhis brand, .‘We.
o>® S!<»» and .»oap manufacturer*.of (hiVcitv
Kenerol'y W. A M MITCHCLmEE,
° ecl No ICO Libert) mteel
S«n? Si RIFKDCHAMISLEO.N MOJH AIK, for Dailies''
Ureases; ahandsome article. '■ .•• i •.
of dif
itrent shades now open- ' • ■■■
_ Tlfarpon and Drab Parmeilos—K large* assort
ment open ibis rooming- •
Farvie } find Alpacas i at lowest prices; at
D T U /i “°d* Hollss of W K MURPHY,
_ ■ : Comer 4th and .Marker streets:
10 S'VECT CIDER—For sateb?
i '- / dec* KING A. MOO’"
r\ BBI.S.
fj ■ tfee4
mndaml tor saleby'
KING & MOORHEAD
£'SWEET POTATOES—Just rec T d ;mdfor ?nJe
(deep KING & MOORHEAD.
tierces.just rec ? d nnd:for bqlo
A \_®> WeM] MILLER &. RICICKT6ON.
40??F S *
gLl?!lk> <*£{>_ _MILLER & RiCKETSO.V
QIX2AKS—SO M. genuine Principe, - >
° „ 4 ‘ ‘-.lustoZauz”
W ‘ llnrana Regtihox *
v' * - - u Praffaiiciq. Rec'dmuiiprwde
H MILLER & RICKET^QN.
AfOLASSEd-sabbls. Sugar IfSSsr* .. ..
v: -,' - ncw.crop Pinntatiou; received
: aiid tbf sa}gT>y (dec4) - .MILLER' 3c RICKETSONV
■ ras - , °' ¥a ' t « f su p ; B°r
10btt*kcu«up Uordpai,“l,iuour*,''
, , , Marseilles, rccM am! for sale, by ;
de,:4 _ Mlixna h. RICKKTSO.V
V P SWNC ’?- Another iofoMhose rich
; Cuehmere., just received Also, a fetv pane
" j c - s i <>r Evfnui 5 Vests, ror sole at ' . ni^
deca CURRANS, 3a F„,h ft.
Navigation Company will be held on Mondav 'iSm-hw'
aaix^ra.'g
Building, Fourth street, Pni s hnrgh r n S o clock iS ihenf
Mlic^Sie 1 \viT !;l1 I'^tV I>osl ' ,lie “ Snniis
BX -A°~K CLOTHS, FOB CLOAKS
AhuJ’oh™ ?S Z"' F"cc of Ac previous lot.
k "' do “"’ VC, > tTc .
L^‘,cei! 0 [uov'S 5
ISPBIIi
.. ’CUTitBBRT,Conera! " k --
■ Snulhficld»ireet/> •
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fe.-Olrver
, " I cl ® <l,D K $e
.Thorttaa-C^r^lsif^l d M>; By
embracingiisfcuSrv j®f lcl, ' :! ' of Kentucky,;
eeosrapiißit IsSiiiSjf, WWiSfia nntnral cnriOMttea,
descriptions;
dir»a“bidgfgphfSU skeielSSePSi , man <l“none bon
soldters aHtf pioneers,
Illustrated by'lonv enirraiSJSi”’ w'*7 ers t dtTtnes, etc.
FatnfTaUs “nl Sf/'), r , By %^ a Collins
newly told, and translated ’ uir
ufully Illustrated- . -: . *■:-V? Borkhatdr. Bean*
and One Nights.
illustrated with Boo WM?“ct^byH C a °"^ v I edtuon ,
titles by-Gwen ASriei ai 7,? * >°M illuminated
volt, c"ttlc,j l fl<nple -^: I - ia ?«" .paper,'orS
The above Beaks ’ " -
- JOHNSTSN at SToeKTON,
MdrKefand3d.«k
N ,i|lilP^SS“
Bloes'nadßfatlc rfKthi* mat >.
Cloii«iT Pl ' olCl ? tha . Btoe-Coaiing^sapenßlacfcCastoT
rioJU-n.*;
Heavy anti nch Jijfea r 1 ' “‘ "
PlnidSillcendSalin 11 nV ? Iln S» ? -
e e Mmp o ?l,? 0 8 ! j Pl4id > *““ Moder s>«<■», «#«:
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SB
reign and Domatie Winn "r,„ T** *+*
F^^^psSftfiifeSS
j^MSWSiaaSEr'
could not begin to comuthem
far remedies before the-eablii far wSSimJvJKfES
with a clear conscience, Morgan's Worm Ki'lleHshf* 8 . 1 !?'
pcnor to any now before tbepnbfit l " J ™
Sunm, fdmtnoir,
is-—j*siffßa?-
Prnggisl, Wood feireesEinaburgh—.
' mut , , , Blew GH>O<E». ' .
®ufi»cnbep oa» .this day. ctrnuneneed «ngnma--M»-
*mbrsc aa teiterlsiv© yaS
•• l”■ 1 •'• -• % * BkChfly!gfrßtmding ,^',? -
I KIES PEACH liS—s3 and Tnr
«»fa_br - [novan - smith- "%BSVya, Cr
JJKIMSTO.MJ-lUhbl* ju„ , ec ei«(l oiWibriMe By
nD»SO B ' A ‘ FAHNESTOCK® CO', *
' Comer Isltind-Wbbdßtfl. -
“°’’ !B A. A. MASON A
. O CGAB.—lobfads. Prime N O S<
~ ID . „ t\ SCAI , FE - -Anson .
n0 '1 8 .... ~ 1«1, near Wood »ireei.
SUGAR—-25 bogft- Wlmei for sale br - *'»*
g »ovt7 J iHviLl.UMS.llfrWftflii.t
b. a. Fahnestock i fco>
. ■ , .Cornerjl g l.ti n d.tYTood «s.y-:
T'iNEN HDKFS.—A.A.MS«ii"Co7dOMa.ket«reel,
f * U °i' of * ,a,ci,aMrs,<>,h ' Mr J ,3r B ß * lock
Hdkli-,.embracing aonie <lozen»-iit
pncfesranging*from ojc lo 81,00. - V*
nor 7 Comer of '
° raa Comer Island Wood jis
ll>P -&s. .Honduras, .jtal'
and for Fa** b> B A FAHNESTOCf
,^ttov^_..,■~.: i .... : -,„ ; ,Coruerlsi-qihl
tWjecciveffi
■ ’"Wi'aA «!«• • ,-.i-1
T^f 1 ' 01, SALH—Tbe atfbieijber will
X-selL.on necpmmodating/deTtnsvlF'YaluaMe -'tract'of :
cey a SldlfMartheOhm Mill 011'
Sis ;^^, E** sF, £ra'lr,™■‘RanWin- tawushJpAMleKli’env
couutj, about twelvemiies irotn Pilt.sburpti ''Tb
contain,; one hundred and s.xaere.betnctSraure
f” ea .,®r^t < tlt “ c lcajeAanil:in®good*tM4ofcaUi?t'
.tion,tbebalanceconsists of goodlimher The whc-lri*
a “ d contains an-oicellentcoaitnineiioW;
Zr of ““»*• A,ro *> teK itot
im".? 1 * 11 trait tree*, in a good bciuriug Vinte<sne :
I'lioicc iruit ami the balance of coianioii, ,Tbe
••jSjJS “J?C"trat>le plaoe fod any person wtsSing-tb eiK
nn«ini!h ebU n" l k“ of fa rauug,aa a
lfl e .Prapcrly, and being cobvXueotVoa
good market, churches, and school. 'fiieiiuiltllwirs doli-'
'?» hp T m3Xs3h£,
lUfnisbed, And a frame burn ot a goodi Biteiiiiid wpiriic
.ranged, also wuh on excellent spring at ibe dooiv
B .,^^%P n “\ , h‘«V , Wwtii ; anaaUobate“iu.'iaSraann4!'
•? ?or parUclUarsVmqoire ■ at Me<xrs
Skdes, or Mr.JUiller, onthc adjominy
iracfs., or-ofitfaei sabscnber* fttidjnr■bh‘Lb)Vs Island- ant
E?»wi C '“' :^ack^°use ? ttwnK nine.mUeftoirffie Hearer
■&l-d.a«n. ~ .
dr -l
~|; ';
■ FE Jf£S ND ZXTERMI 1
„ , , „ XATOR, " i■ -1
“»itevia’ 1 " V o^' ™™«V*o™iStfo 0 s(l*“ !
a# lhe> haye. alvraj fti-fpAertrtf-inftodftf&'/.befefc ald^rin' l
Ti l tt »«**>£conlficaifs, Xh
from ume co umc.have been published, beside** others
uow ui our. possession,.is-sufflineiil onf fl
of tlieir Tirtue and powir to cute, bm thaShev
.^ U J> appreciated by. an lnteltlgcm publfe:’’ Wheu tlie
couutry, is. flooded with Panaceas. s ’ ' ft E]ixees ?> ü ßol-
K“ U ‘V‘ Pills ’’ and n>^offh’emWdoa»
, “ ? , r ’ P ,crsons Ul i e al a io3s,io'i.now how far ihey
wh!?h l i tn nis » nny ° f .*?«* and ixy those
,}\ Ve - een prot-ed-by: the aptnentevf yean.- Snch
,>e satisM w.ojrltswlllpralie iiieni.>’ • *
fitrret, Pinrburrh.io whom tiii letters lor seencles or other ’
Vrr‘*r*"Vi 1 6 JddrenMd ■ SoMnlsobyT.'Scbooutna! 1
PT S 2s im & R,Et Sellers, 1
F. 1,. Snowden, .John n. Soon, i. H. CasteliJninM 3/
Jones, Johivllays, Spaufduig. A: KnoeJttnd,>-':x^i>;
A ,o > b > - EUioitdc Beeknm,anJU.JliCurry,Aieloheny
c i!£ • - - anil Ati&vi \
.^?.® ?n«{al^other t .i.f»slruinente l qfi\vmiHff<Jto l^ri|ti»weH
first rate boltoto—a part more -'^rhe^tfaildin»«
kss »"»is>i«lSS'
chord° rfi - n . ely um , bM , ed ON
two contains one hamlretf knd fiiirlcres-i
oboui one hundred cleared—twenty orit'oSen? tSTT
fi!^t- C 3^ w ■ nnd the balance thicily'coveretljtyitfl fine
s ‘tomfottnhletrfwelHife hdtise
“JJjyl 0 'hrivniff peach orchards There
a. mile iRn5J
ift^ Il ?*^ edL,Q^*tflse r ,oli Outre are
.leaacres pt.first rateißeadmyl i-Thlsproperty b6£j£
} o »ff.£ e i>l« * e^elSt-SawsT
flnebriotclay Otid^roft^re" The wdfole or
thonhoTeprpperfy^llie.iolilJow/Sri^if”^,®?. l - 1 of f
y Butieeriti'ee— ir.‘ ■
ir»uinp^;.-,^?;» ! thepB(wn - ■■A
„ PaU|o «<lt «rßtkUßin«Ar<
TPHE subscribers wiU offer .uj. ™ ■
JL day,of,Pecemt>«,iie»,on tfenj*mfe™?tr 23lh '
riaee. inown os the MEANS’ iRUtM ™ ome
coutily. -3lI o ?a
Ohio river atSbOnsiowu, nndonMi«2nosr^J?£?l- tlle
the road- icuditir■ frnm ■ nnM from >
fourteen miles iffon u,^ °dd
from 145t0 150AcreLnhin««!S!V 'f“^.£ arm domains
Fer*nViW^£&,?^ tye balance well Umbered
' -1-ermj raode inown on lhe day Of sale-"' - ‘
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declww* r \ £ r AHCfirBAH>MEANS
andPemcks-hi stofteand
tJ\J for sale by ; (novls) \V. £jj. C.ACHESOJV
- i' r "'S'sijCiCSi'"- «i3sajw"v.» ■»» .-- j-vms rtJ -~ -w..^
■. „„ p «»» Arrival—Sew <; aad :
Wnm2): , DRV H GOOD™ D
ito a2,SgKftiESSS3s ttr 11 em 6,» «»«
factar]ug,~and will of item tt’hV 0 *? ° f
TOB0&& " a He
IfeSfiSes&'WaS?..
- asse^Sofilr-r”'
Prints, MefrimacJcjjauenis onh Gi^nt*
. sstesafeatSLri
- »«Wss:s*““-“
At 9 PretieirCreis Ginghams: ISI tftiti • v-■*•-. • v
. 4-4 White Flannelronly S 5 cents 1 *
r «r , ™ > LADfES J i)RESS GOODS
.':?«■^Ste k £/* l f S »l ks - HCh ißstlfej
-S? I ®- 6 *Manilla Silks; ’
.;■ jJnomrieoflSUks^nlUhades;
Satin stripe Cashmere, new style,
frtneh Immartme PJaftfe.
} 1
■'.‘S&sl;; v.;
; Hiack Plaid Gro- J)*Armon» , aifV«** *
-••• Chameleon Thibet Cloths. ° *’
’' Plo.rl r^<£ HA W SHAIVL3! r
eredßlMfc flnA bL*’ ® ro =bal-6ng-Sl»Wl»; Embnurf
—sifriSSSSfl?"*ll®®*
* ™p&cY'‘£s>%? c °-' }m ''° Sh “* K
Cap™. Collars and Chenuictles: now
ySSaft&Sftiswrsa.
“.“ito,* S b^o C ksmf 'f *%*'"' M?«-
Edg.ngAtolen.wlt Ita «* and Gm,pi “»•*
n „„ Pa™spcrAND STATLE GOOB9 -
oeSdS M ? H a f°' °° a Tallle Clothe, Baseia Dio
mSSSf' . Eincnnnd Linen Lawns; Bleached
• Cawmeu ■ KepmckjrW; Cheek*?
"pmestio ,Ginghams; Cdorea cambrir**' l ' 1
toScamo^l 10 " >f!WelSSßtaniS?K&
cd Bnlb’ng? Wanneh., Brown, BrcnchedWcolor
- r„„ GENTLEMEN 8 GOODS.
Hki?^S^d? r l aSpl^a^n^mofGtovi:3 . '
A BLANKETS n
SBp * rfin * <rU,bon *”*>■
'KS^if^SSHSfcKK
■s^^SlSsk*
___No l ßs Market MreetPmebnigh
“.Si?
SwSE?£2SS#:b
sssa^sKKSr--
Excavating foundation tee feel below-the present
pot cpbic -.yard;foundaboii;bF walls below iKn^
c u K w ®rlr °r*be same per
«übu!ieet—the wall* lobe-three feet,or of
Conunissianew'inay'fllrfecL •
•,-. Addiuonai slops, of<Jut slon«'at'ffateATO.T’B;saibitt : iifl the ’•
mnr e iw! , n?^r SU S e^ C i a^^ 00, ‘ AnySwpilmiiJHtbai
ESLSsmV 6 ** 9 ***!?} be *»«& nod *r !ho-directioii.of iho
SKd 2nd to
-
S Af^-sgrsg&jx*? —
cnT£?™« 4 .1 com ® e ! ,c^i m the earning r*pnnir,. at
NTn hhu -.nhS 16 *] o ,™™ <itni practicable.
•J*9 , ]i?«*-'yill_be received for aimponion oih'eeiimnthe
-,- - wht l l^irloN! { r 3 •(f s^ ,ss!one,, :
CoaMisaosaa’a Omct, November Sd, 1343 , fdeel:Jtd
■ <>o fttaricetgt.
lugar.iforjta]
' * ATKI*
bamocmi. , f ■ .
esiablishmejUtknttwn"■&s■ibeAihe
ateum Saloon onUhenr *»eL Siween Bmlihfi e id and
Wood, formerly kepi by Peck>hartpson£rto, whore
Ht>iSmilvn k S«“«rot RKSTA«SaWt Md
HOJUUJINQ HOUSE, in » »tyle second ti) oiie in “ ho
,For the aecommoda'ion flfboUi Ladie* dad Gentlemen
SSS/S*. °i *«« and other searenai,! “d*fc„,r
h ?m l ] . lO ° ll ri ; “ be, ' er Prepared .ho* the “So °
_S s *“"f'lod«y<C them»eKee,,repoUe boardm*
quality - am * hei «-*“»«««* tormrAna bfthe beit
Smglea)uiner' ;t: ju , t «v %
v .Supper or Breakfast* J.5J>
.Y^L^' U ’^W“ e * b ' opeitaadm good or- ’
on *oSS&fe!S&&
® r ® lab Soppore and Dinners danhefarmshed
:W?(lSs*S?biiltaie-of our'
M_. W«?kb Dress. Goods, « irreauv riflta?iT
.of B I uiaiorine hlaebifjP brown
ond-oiherißtilorß/Erenclr: Merino*. Lamas!* SmJ.
OQOte;—Jusi reeeiredf a Yen' deorabia'lo't
dees- - - -•■ N °To^te;
SSrtoa-^ar^gpft
. Corner FifthMa’.WniSjHi.
i*Dw ? r,ror
smamtiffimm
%*r^sSSS^&ft<
residence inLatfteircCTtftp '-^ri^i^; r 55f M^,i ? n y ; T ,T * senl
ly; Jocattd'on n “bD teau,if “'‘'
minute,’ drtrtfrdiaite ?C
- ttovUm - R°BT.» TitOMPSON,
:G™Ep^«®a^¥sr^br
l case Ijavenderßlmdcet,.
“dt Dra r c °t e;r '' ■■'. ■
a do. Bine- ‘' ■ d£- ’ ’ -
—'’r?. .: L/' '' •- Lib’cnr^^op^trSi^h
non of my cusiomera-and other* **tien-.
aM^gg,--
Knglnc and. M *6r~B^^walt".
' o Brami op Yahds AhnßoSu!)* '
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—7Si5? j: — 1:7 ■CSierof Bafreoii. J
TYOMER “ W U Tni*i^?Rlf^? sr ~ !
Wenfnini'ti Ih *T 2th toMiini. the ' J
Cora:iiidsie barJ * Lelollgins 10 ,he s * (TOrd P«semed to ;
'•-•■nffef duplicateWthe si»ne;.?..;:'.='^^vrr./! ; ’
orihsrdeiimj? « s -
of General Bolivar > *
“Molft Medatetruelrui Beta iif|63|, , * r
4 ft do ’ do" «■ 183SL / J- Ji
-isGoW.MeUaVof'Napoleon _ ~
SUveydo, , dp-- . , J
•Silver Medal of Hiode laT*lauiflBl3i f ,' ;.•> ■:.'■■
vHiOinqrtGoldpQmiu , ■ .. ■ ,
njPHxtjboitlootAnarxiMlases . - , , '„.
' Pearl Necilflce, ' 11
taken” P 'T ,,ln «“ Odd, Snuff bur whmjtwai,
b
nftS conviction of the thief of thlevea'hV wS^? 0 .“ 6 ‘ on
fallen, oil for the intbnnationjehlch vtill
vqvery of thepropeny and foe«hviclion of tbStW^
• ” -• ’;• ■■ ; -fcpMum>3ijiuSJ
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