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birrrirb l eCcunal ' •-••• ' . , 7 . •
-filiatel'ed* ti ,• paper, rbroogbont the 'State will
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a g iidoll, ''i ' iiersitte County COZlVellelo2ltiti.,
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ill%i:ifi! ' t ;151 ,h'Ortittiiiemoenicy. The Delegate.
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,no scan/ ec „ore dreiripoliep; ..e'• 9.°
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-r e ! - " • • r a dical ziedlntolllgent Demo. -
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gusempeire nnO•daylisPost tho rejoin.;
to the
- -, adiiiirtuisnettfitteeitt; : llFtsiprr. 71koit•to the libel
suite titnio4 p s p!oot diet tha.lrista,e tho Whig
of7pit ! ti c u t h, for • expos:l:9x tho gross
- • "ioriialat*ifJ4ll.!Geir.Viliffor , ii ripect:ii; this case
of Copt.' Bennett -es. Robert M. Riddls irthe most
• , estraoriknorynpooscorn,b!oht ing.l*e it coo be
-Tonna In thniaiv-tiii_le s Commencing att)omesday I
We+h go eyster,anpOr that Pittsburgh comes off
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natovat or porstakees.
The streets presented quite on animatidg spec.
estett.l..OY...From. oar Editorial sanctum,
• about:3 a'cloak;Tte counted ninety-4i drayity wag
oniso3dictistkisit Wood and Fiftlestreets, loading
•. and ljtitoa d ngi and iisoilng in - all directions:), All
Iltatlttfttp,ar;t3,raiiiitie is 'plenty of water ih the
rivers,to. `)ring on ontrid. the busiest seasons ever
:.Our merchants are Over
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• ritS:Vth . ,... l airders 'for goods, from the Wes and
i:4o:iii#l4,tutilliseltlling them as rapidly as deep' can
, In the.course of a iew weeks,
abundance of " currency' afloat,
atiaditey:nitters will become easy. Altogether,
• • I ,l*afe is" ,the opinion that there will be •at feast
. • sitta4itti.frnore business done in Pittsburgh dM•ing
ttie next three months. than during the same Peri
:, Oct In . anfriiinnec year.
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"Cpusety Agricultural soeteay,
r': Proceedings or the Allegheny County Agriculture
liteird,.pf.Matiagete met pursuant to adjournment,
William:,Morriaon, in the chair.
present—John Murdock, John Germ ,
i: . toC . Operi : John McCloskey, Wm. Mettle, Sanl
•kacuidei;"B:.ricitoi, c..Aadoreua, John Scott, John
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Boyle : :, • '
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Tile minutes' or the..1.1u4. mooting were read md
epprpred.•-
• • - .:The:Coththipeehiiitointittig *the . bit thec , tirieder
thel3oar4i t itsevise" the . By•Liwa, or the . Society,
...Ehtlytqfp#,A4)Which'rePort: ilia received and laid
Leret for
sttOy...:eported, 811,75 received when
the 13oatd apjourned to nine! at I o'clock, P.
- •:..fir!c4nt A oCioct,; agreeable ta adjournment, when,
thoioir utea . ortbeintoreing - ivere read tin4ppproved.:i
; 4 • Thiaßoardthill preeeededto the consideration ofi
the .'morning, and afterf.
; • :.'•• : consideMble.dlieussititijt *ea
.hesolpatf,,ahat: the By-LoWe as amended be adop
1. ltd.!), the•Board;' nod acted ?pop until the nest
Society, before which they shall be.
• c raid'fbraftproval. It was also •
..:'.l - ..4!"..4pieed; That. the. exhibition of stock, tic., be
:-.liplia•stilkee expenae'to the public.'"
• • .711,.Otittritiniction being then read from John J.
.Iktelinnit;respecting nnitgricultural paper, it was
:feat meeting.
Val:the communic a tion of Mr. Beebe
',Alinbo:CopvidoViel.Sat. the next meeting of the Board.
- Murdtielee . rae,:lhen appointed to examine
t ie d,W.M v aribi•to.solicit aid for the Society-
Mrco. , Morrisotir, :Yuba Gerard and B. Kelley, were
,epidieo tri aeleat a committee on horses.
On Cattle, Meseta. Cooper, McClaakey and Herron
-On meson. max.tin, We; and Murdock.
:::-Clii; • Mantitacturers,, Meseta. Scott, Cooper and
-11414: The Bostd.then'
That clP . pervona intending to exhibit
• g10ck:„ . 4., or, any.grizele mentioned in our list of
• PremPthisf: thelCiaiii - th eto with the Secretary ten
diyiberores'tho dthibition.
pipPbooutiribtook can be round open at nil
jithiest the Mansion House, Liberty street, or with
Jobe Hcett;Coliiity; Register.
' -. ::. - filiiiiiiiial;:To:adjoern to meet September 16th, at
the Arouse.'
' Receive . •the Secretary to be paid over to the
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Tvicurerei f roe" bit. W. C. Denny, of Indiana tp.
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• JOHN BOYLE, Secretary
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:;.'b . concein.has at length thrown off the mask,
oo{"openly and boldly inlts blackguard mr
- . nutty upon the Democratic party. The same stale
ng• aa aspeared a thousand times in; the
Federal pppere'detieg the last few years, in relation
: . to.,oB3*lffjtheiclarion letter, dm., &e., is now put
:;thriktn - the:coltinits of the Federal Guerrilla, for the
purpose of produclog isatTectian in the ranks of the
ArDegheny. But ft will be of no avail.
Tatty are united here and elsewhere
- gpoAJhe p let f ottn of tb of July State COLIVOD.
,• - ',..tiotsvatuFstpon that platform they will march' on to
7letorj.i he Guerrilla, and the band of specula
411!zi protectionists whose parses keep it
- ".." - ; ;;•.. - -aliiiii,f.6 , 111 tau into the Federal ranks, where they of
belong, Arip3sllr.a.exacir near. ALWAYS BEEN
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end called the
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werozsz ;ST•• - ffity :11711N OUT Pen, eICKLIt
- 'coitermst, HEN
- ;.,DE R ING:D4O RE: AI D'. Ttir 'rEDEFIA L ISM THAN
DE4OCHA9II.4na welhink the prime object in
stirting'it isle : undermine and injure that bold' and
Pittsburgh, Post.
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the Tea is of vast magnitude ? lo
.40.4itiniber the lights!s sent by the Govern..
;) 1 0 1 04 6 .intitkOe : di:a'itt'Oeeton this canal wag 2,503
10sserelciitteted , -by the,. people 1,246, showing
• 'find 13 , 7413 ligfititis, at 6 c s ost of 24000 Wm Lte,ta.
=in laiSitbenittobpr of lightoin'tiaa 4,700, at a cost
::° 1 1 1 .000 0 0:0 040144:*The number of tile grain fleet
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tpfind Federalists to sp.
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the treaty. withMexte, f whicht e : ost
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lettetz , ,eoja es - upon, anztalpertant - provision
treaty, Which has escaped the y notice - of probably
one ipa,l ll l l l3dre4 Ilf..ol,llo4l".the•habit of discussing
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lat9bne la M esico and pro
suriptive annexations of Mexican territory to the
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Ar . ptls,nbtates. • So long.as the treaty lasts, no mat
'-111°f412:1114..Pieneii:ef be shipied off
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:from the „ Menlo:hi:4lolA :One of them can be
i l d i tiOsektiribelTnlted'Salesi'tilithip - pf the consent of
° Zte•PcgAlk_Ooverutabllkr :PsYs-Mr•
To such °Pour fellowzaitixees who view with,dis
-eontentltbe enlargetrient'of out territdry,'it may be
some consolation. that this treaty , emphatically pro
; vides against farther extengiOn'south..- No change, le
oval' to ho made - in this boundary, except by: the "t!exiress and free consent 'of both , nations lawfully
given by the general government of each, in confor
mity with its own constitutions") Its covert elle.
sloe to the annexation of Texas cannot be mistaken
f . .y..4and it is an inviolable pled& by birth contracting
isitleithai eachn caseshall paver be again - enacted.
aluninlipas, Now Leon, Coahnita, Chihauhau,..l3o
noin.i''Lower California may separately or togetberi
addeve Independence; bet.without tho Positfire and
**.i.Ottalltutlotial:ieitictiotrof the' erittit authciritieii
them can' 'be admitted Mtn. our
union, except . by, manifest breach of faith. The
general priecipleatuittpractices under the laws of
nadir, to:yrhieh - .we 110 jastly appeal in vindication
otos - tennis° en tO Texas, are henceforward as be
tween the American and Mexican confederacies,
specially modified and restricted. How ...far tt was
either prudent or politic on our . parr to do thin has
ceased to be an open question; it is'done deliberate
ly arid voluntarily, and extension in ttiat quarter is
Arrested by an insarreountable barrier of national
honor and justice.
Anemaly.
That infatignable Democrat, JAN= C. Amen,
of Robinson township, should bo nominated for the
Legislature, by the • Democratic Convention. Ho
tuts Bernd the'party long and faithfully, and, Much
of on semen in. Robinson, Moon and Findly; btu
been owing td . bis exertions in the behalf of the
Democratic cause. Lot the Convention take op such
men, and we will have some hope of triumph over
Whiggery. LAWRENCEVILLE.
• Far the Met-nine Pan.
i Me. Curzon :—Tho Democratic County Conven.
tion, for this County; will assemble on Wednesday,
and from present indications it will be full, and.the
proceedings interesting. As • an old Democrat, I
must beg to lay my views before the delegates,
without wishing to be considered as intrusive. Wo
mast have a good ticket. If we wish to inspire con
fidence in our party, we must act up to our princi
, plea, and select faithful and honest candidates to
represent thoie priaciptee=men who never falter,
who are always active, always zealous, nod who in
the time of trial pride themselves io beini members
1 1 of our great and free party. In the selection clean
dictates for the Assembly, let the delegates look to
solid worth rather than to shining and superficial
adornments. Men of weight and influence should
have the first consideration. Let them look to men
who will bring out the strength of the party, and
who will draw the respect - of the other party. Such
a man is Maj. lanes C. Rienzi, of Robinson. Put
him on the ticket and he will draw more votes, per
haps, than any other man in that section of the
county. He deserves this nomination at our hands,
for his efficient and available serried:, always cheer.
fully given. He is a Democrat from conviction—al
ways hats-been, and will to the close of his days con
tinue such. Hon popular—capable, honest. Hein
one of the people, and his sympathies have invaria
bly inclined to them. I respectfully ask the Con
vention to take his claims into their deliberationa :
and I feel assured that if they do so, ho will receive
a nomination. A JACKSON DEMOCRAT.
East Deer, September I, 1849. •
Forihr Atoning Past.
M. HARPER : I have seen my name mentioned in
the Morning Post, as a candidate fur State Senate.—
According to the usages'of the party, Butler county
it entitled to the nominee;. she :still claim it, and I
Wilt should have it: • '
• '
Thankfal, therefore, to those frientlowbore par
.tiality ban induced them , to name ..
connection
with the•offiee, I beg lease to.statethat•twiil not be
before the Convention lot:that - Or any other offici-
Yours, truly, JAMES B. SAW YER.
For thillfarning Past.
Ms. Beau= : Please publish the following ticket
for tbe consideration or the
,Convention which meets
this morning :
Senate—John H. Negley, of Staler.
Assembly--Dr. Jonas R. McClintock, James C
Richey, Thomas Matfa, Daniel Wearts.
Sheriff—John D. Miller.
Prothonotary—John Coyle.
•
Treasurer—Thomas Blackman.
Commissioner—Johcrli:
Coroner—Lettoz Rea.
The following excellent and truly just observa
tions. in relation to the successes of the Hungarians,
we extract from a late number of the New York
Journal of Commerce. They aro well worth per.
Am!:
1 v "The seperate, individual thoughts of Men coo-
Istitute much of the power of an army. A dozen
doubters will destroy the faith of a thousand. men,
Ind a dozen cowards will veaken a host. It is not
liny positive Idea of which we now speak,abut one
Which ie wholly negative. It is not a determination
th conquer) but it is the absence of any thought of
tiniest. It is the absence of any idea of flight. It
hie been often remarked of our battles, that 'Mar
troops were beaten, our armies routed, but they did
mit know it. After the ranks are cut to pieces, men
sta.nd and fight individually, precisely as they do in
street fights and riots. It is seldom that an Ameri
cab acknowledges himself beaten, as long as he has
abßity to stand and receive blowy.
I We do not say this boastingly ; but it is an ac
knOwledged•characteristic of oar countrymen, and
wiqielieve it to he also of the Hungarians. They
bar lodeed the courage of men who are falling in
a vole which the tvorld honors, and which poatori
ty Will honor them for. But posterity seldom'come
int&the calculatione'of men oft the battlefield.
.So
far if we can judge, the Hungarian forces woold
hay beebtonted- and destroyed long agp, but fur
the 4rm,.mawaverieg individual courage of the men.
Postptity will care for their names, arid in the history
of lib) nineteenth century, no page will show a morn
illusflious list of worthies than that which shall
rectiffl the deeds of PAS, in Hungary. And wheth
er au , Scessfutin the end (as may God grant) or not,
wheterdestined to achieve a glorious nationality,
or t0..fa11,. crushed, overwhelmed and destroyed,
though' never disheartened and put to flight, the
eongiCand legends of years to come will be rich in
storieof their bravery, and the cottages in the
tmoue ins of Transylvania, and Wallachia, wall
hear' laity a-fireside lesson taught to boys, with such
is
testis the prayers of Kossuth and the swords of
Beat' dad Gorgey.
Jefferson's Ten Good Rules.
1. Never put off till to•morrow what you coo do
to-dais
11. Never trouble others for whatyou Can do
yoursOlr
Iv.
cheap,
over epeod your money before you bare it.
'ever buy what you du nut want because it et
V. P Ide coats as more than thirat, hunger or cold.
VI. e never repent Of having eaten too little.
VII. e °thing is troublesome that we do willingly.
VIII. When angry, count too before you speak
if very `'•gry, use hundred.
IX. ke thinga always by the smoothest handle.
X. lal.ll ease* when you cannot do as you would,
do the b - t you can.
A NriP Dtatoesenc DAILY PAIT.II, as the organ
of th e Heythers, so called, le to -be started in New
York by . 0:c middle of September. A letter says: ,
• Twentikbousand dollersie the sum required for
the enter Ase, and, Lam assured, all of it .will be
lig forked eli , ergg in the courso•of another'Week;'fifteen
thousand /loners having been already eontributed.
•
The gold man is just in little things, the wick
i,
ed man is ittle in great things.' i
• 'Mental' leasures never .cloy; unlike Acne of
the: body ; . ti ey are increased by. repetition,,approli
ed of by r4flection f and stregthenealireilayreent.
it
• 0 (cotton.
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branches witypktuitfjcsilcilfovueti.h@pAr
Where a•nlearktfissraliidMi ,
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There irordtfifive,tolgieA';‘,-...:'3,!:
Where bltdirtialf.anchentkkelsrfr:o're:i..47:l
Stiried by no menstirrek - ordeparting
O'er witreltwerwatre to weep!
What if the Melody
Though glad and free, • •
Of birds and brooks be lost upon mine ear ?
Perchance some*,ChEuveless friend Inlgh.f..4infseir A p ak.
To sigh for me.
- Kt' nd.friends mill.think of me.
Not cm of.one_whose home can be
1' • .-:e nought bat pain end •sorrow:dwel Is.
/and grief poem my bosom.awel Is--
• But es an eagle bird set tree ! . • j
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Let Ncitareemusleid'er.iny.plime or rest, .
Bieathe out gem: , sue ]e song Thiked the best.
, • In tonee divine!' ,
Gottiolb 'Conn. 'July 1846. . [National Bra. •
Movements of - -Mentorrarp.
.
Freaklsra Clumsy..
The Democracihrritaklllte County met in Pooh
•vention Chambershurgh, on (ho 28th ult., and
•
nominated the folliwieg ticliet:
For dlesemb/y.—Mathiae Need, of . Greencastle;
'Alex. Bamiltok, of Wayneoboro , .
Conttnirsioner:—.lbbn Armstrong, Chamberebutg,
sastire.c.—Ji'S. Grier, Chambers/burg.
Direikor.--David C. Byers, Lurgan.
Auditor.--Jobn •Ditzler,-Greenvillage.
Coroner.--Curtle Miley, Montgomery.
.
' number.of excellent 'resolution wore adopted,
. • •
from which we select the following : -
' Resolved • fora -of
we hold with all the for-of
strong Conviction to the great cardittal prlnbiplie or
the. Democratic party—a strict construction of the
- Constitution, a plain system of•Governmehliunsup.
ported by powerful monopolies, and• aristocratical
privileges—protecting all and granting - favors to
none—and as a necessary consequence...Ye are hos:
tile to a United States Bank, to a high protective
Tariff, to all Internal. Improvements not strictly no.
Ilona', by the General Cover: meet, a National Debt
and all other kindred measures et Federaliam.
Resolved, That in the wanton violations-of Gen.
Taylor and his administration of his pledges and
promises, solemnly made to the people before tho
election, we see (and trust the people do,j the re
hence to be placed in federal promises, and although
disgraceful, it is nothing but what might have been
expected by all who have any knowledge' of the
recklessness of Whiggery.
• ,, Montgomery Connty.
The Democracy of Motitgorner,y,in their County
Convention, which met at Norristown,; on the 21st
ult., passed the following among other retail etiona
Resolved, 'That the measures of tho late adminls•
trotfon, have by their practical operation, 'amply
vindicated the wisdom sod foresight of' the states
men that framed and passed them. And the present
prosperous and happy elate of our country fully
prove the falsehoods and fallacy of the predictions
of our opponents, in reference to the ruin and misc.
ry, that, as they t onfidently affirmed, was sure to
fellow their enactment.—With the National and
State administrations boili against us, we. can only
rely on the. Democratic Representatives and Sena.
tore, for the preservation of laws, and the triumphs
of principles, that have proven themsclvea in every
way, and under all circumstances, well fitted to
cherish and expand the growing energies of our
country.
Resolved, That we cordially . approve of the reso
lutions and proceedings ofthe State Democratic
Conveotion, recently held at Pittsburgh; and tbst
we pledge to JOHN GAMBLE, the tionaincit 'Of
that Convention, fur the office of Capra Commission
er; tho fall, hearty, and undivided support- ot the
Democracy of Old Montgomery, believe hint well
fitted by honesty,'Edneation,•ability; and business
qualifications, to guard the interest of theStato, and
to advance the prosperity of the Public Works.
Venango County.
The Democracy of Vt. nango have selected the
following ticket :
Treasurer.—lacob C. Knefer, Borough.
Comznissiones.--Wm. Biggins, Tionesta.
Auditor.—Jobe P. Gillitaod,Scrobgrass.
Coroner.—Robert Crawford, Jackson.
In reference to this ticket the Fra'nklin Spectator,
the Democratic organ remarks: -" Let otbpre do an
they mly,,Venango will ric!.../iptilloy„.. 4.the hour
of triarabe boo alivnys been eight! Her watchword
• Noir
ailtbti the ticket—TUC WEIDI m
t E wor, and H.
ING BUT,THE TICKET:3. •
•_ Catnxberlassil County. •
Tlie Democracy of Cumberland met in Contdy.
Convection on ilitith oil. at That Tee-,
erable and '.neviavering Dkaaoemt, &meet
presideg. The following ticket was
placed in nomination r '" • ' "
Astentbiy.—Heary.Church. of E. Peonshorough,
Thomas C. Scoulleri.of Mato.
Shertff..-14iid Smith, of Carlisle.
Treasurer.—}3enjamin Duke, orShippensborg.
Commtufoner—John Sprout, of Hampden.
Director Of the Poor,—Michael G. Beltshoover, of
Monroe:
Auditors.—Jobn P. Rhoads, of Hopewell, two
years; Philip Quigley, of Carlisle, 3 years.
Coroner.—Peter Barnhart, of Mechanicsburg.
A series of excellent resolutions were passed.
which truly express the sentiments of the great
Democratic party. We copy one or two.
• Resolved, That we are apposed to a National
Bank, a High Protective Tarlff, and distribution' of
the sales of 'the Poblic Lands among the states; a
general Bankrupt Law, and all other measures
which comprise the vaunted American System j and
in favor of a simple and pure administration of gov
ernment In accordance with-a strict construction of
tbo constitution—the independent Treasury, a Re
venue Tariff, and the Democratic policy, ollich has
been established by a sound public opinion, and the
progress of truth among the masses.
Resolved, That President Taylor is surrouncled'hy
a cabal ofltcderal politicians, who load him whither.
sooner they will.; that although he may announce
himself the President of n People, and a no party
President, his administration has so far hoes the
most proscriptive and intolerant of any that has pre
ceded it. . •
Resolved, That we believe- tho object of the Fed-.
oral party is the same that it Owns_ has hi:will—the
enriching of the few, and tbe oppression of the. ma
ny ; nod if they get the power, Sheysttll re-enact
all the odious Federal manures Which in days gone
by oppressed the nation. • •
Resolved, That we believe in the doctrines pro
mulgated and acitably defended by the lamented.
Shenk in'hictnessages as Governor of Pennsylvania
—that We want no increase or the banking capital
of the state—.-Shat the banks which we already thave
should be rendered. sound, and • restored to 'public
confidence 'before creating others—that the stock
holders of banking institutions should bo held liable
individually for thcrpayment of the debt orthoSe in
'etitatiens, whether resulting from an issue of notes
or a reception of depositea—that thorn is no. sound
reason why the stockholders of banking institutions
should not pay their debts as any other partners in
trade, no reason why .theae receiving the benefits of
such investments should, pot by regponsioic, as the
rest of community in other species of business
for the losses.
Clinton Cotiity..
The Demococy .of Clinton cooventod at Lock
Haven, on the 21st ult., and nominated the following
ticket •
&lunar —Wm. F. Packer, of Lycoming.county.
Assembly—William Dunn, of Clinton ceonly.
Prothonotary—Thomas McGhee, of Lock Haven
71 w:firer—David Carskaddon, of Bald Eaglo.
Commtutioner-3 years—Danii•l Shatites of Craw
fo d.
Commisirioner-2yoars--Wm. Myers, of Porter.
Audifor--Georte 'Hartman,. of Lamsr.
Trtaties--David ft. Carrier, George Hower,Jr.,
William W. Ryoder.
Amongst others, the following resolutions Wore
passed :
• Resolved, That the resolutions of the Pittsburgh
Convention speakthe sentimenta of the Democrqcy
of Clinton county, and that we cotdially endorse and
approve' of them.
Rejoiced, That . we aro particularly gratified with
the nomination of JOHN A. GAMBLE, Esq., fur
Canal Commissioner.' To these facts wo cortify ;.ho
Is honest and 'capable ardent, sincere and
Consistent radical Democrat, in profession and prac
tice; devoked In' the causo from , his, youth to . the
presentlinin, be has ever given to Democratic prin.
cipleskinetisores and men, his warm and efficient
suppcirt."';:.An 'honest may, a consistent`bentocrot,
whose capability, energy, and fidelity to the people
'cannot be quesittpned, of great experience and un
yielding firmness, he is peculiarly fitted for the office
of Canal Commissioner. . .
welter, if he dies a
_martyr to hi;
every pro (fesaiba; Fl e adds his sonodbtit! act ofsuiciae,xeAun. ces earth to forfeit heaan
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at ilikaatioreiitafeatiiiii
---% enetkiiourtitaiidaril of ,ha
wore, Tie . 'bruutiii.litirbethrougli rood/OMM,
fbe liaßilivgte.n27°C 1.
Oitamonitiairt lop,intyrallaY,.iTeep,., •
4 .r . nviteecaravrltthe feceatflkbrltY.
•;.* Wherever Fieedom'a martyr?, aleePi
Columbia'a flag must freely , wave.
Raise high high the bright, auspicious flag,
- -From everyhcigirrand lonely glen;
In forest dell, on jutting
,ara.g. •
; '. Afar among,thelauntsof men;
sparkling brinueri wildly flattg,' ' .
Shall freely wave o'er iatill-and sea
• And . Fmedorresanthent; sweetly sting,
Shall awell,our.countryhilubilee.
0.: let the world that flag behold !
That emblent.of.the brave and free ;
The brightest- crown of streaming gold,
' That decke the goddes's Liberty.
`Spread:oul ita folds till heaven's doine
Reverberates the holy sound 4 .
That all opptese ' d base found a home
On Freedom's consecrated ground.
•
• Unfurl that eptifigled'flog of wars,
• • ••• And let It float along the skies, -
"'Until-a freeman's bleeding . ecars
• Shall-bid an angvy lIILIIOI.I rise:
•i . .Then let•its tints, its gorgeous fblds,
elledazzle heats In battle driven,
Till victory's eagle . proudly holds
• • • • The gllttcringeningri up to heaven.
.41ing mit our country's banner wide, -
Our emblematic, starry gem .
• , gur Union never shall divide •
. While floats that silken diadem.
Year after year its brilliant stars
-.Shall indicate the etrengthef all :
Let all beware of civil wars,
What aurae of.monarchs--Freedom's fall.
When men speak ill of thee, live so as nobody
will believe them.
Light cares speak, great ones are dumb.
[Seneca.
Alexander the Great valued learning so highly.
that he used to say, "that he was more. indebted
to Aristotle for giving him knowledge, than to his
father Phillip for life."
The.transmutation of metal is a small affair
compared with changing shame to glory, reverses
to success, sorrows to pleasure,: yet true wisdom
can do , all this.
It men praise your efforts, suspect their judg•
meat ; if they censure you, your own.
• To a Man full of questioni Mtilte'nO answer.
Maio
. .
'''rtie - richest endowments of the mind .are =tern=
perance, prudence and fortitude: prudence' is.ad
universal virtue which enters into the composition
of all the rest, and Where that is not present, ca r
titude loses, its name and nature. '
Death has nothing terrible in it but what life
has trade so.
•
Friendship is stronger than kindred.
Courage consists not in hazarding without fear,
but in being resolutely minded in a just cause.
Tbere is.tbis paradox in pride, ii makes some
men ridiculous, but prevents others from becom
ing so, • .
..Speech is the gift of all, but thought of few.
It to as hard for the good to suspect evil,-as it
is for the bad to suspect good. [Cicero:
Strange protestations of friendship are some:
times made at convivial meetings. Trust not;
however, to the friendship which'is cemented by
wine. Those whom Bacchus unites, are soon sets,
arated.
Each has his faults, we readily allow,
To this decree ourdearest friends must bow ;
'One's too careless, another's - too correct,
And all save our sweet self have some • defect.
He must be a wise man himself who is capable
Of. distinguishing one. ' (Diogenes.
Whosoever sincerely endeavors to do all the good
he can, will probably do much more than he im.
agines, or will ever know to the dayof judgment;
when.the secrets of all hearts shall be made mani.
fest.
•
He that can please nobody, is not so much - td
be pitied as he that nobody can please.
Knowledge is proud that be has teamed so much
—WiSdOm is bumble that be knows no'more.
(Cowper.
A wife who loses her patience, must not expec
to keep hei lilts - band's heart.
He who enlarges his heart restricts his tongue,
The sum Of behavior is, to retain a man's owci
dignity, without intruding upon the liberty of
others.
Ha who.gives for the sake of thanks, knows not
this pleasure of giving.
'There is no difference in person or condition•be•
for God, and providence watches equally over all
mankind. • • [ Mainknon.
. . .
APthousood parties of pleasure do .not leave a
reealleetionvorth that of cue good action.
IdlealWia•theipeilifite - 6t et Tying nate!.
- All'other things being transitory sad perishing;
true wisdom is to think of eternity, turf to a good
man the hest of philorophtes.
Attention 'to little things' is the economy of
virtue. •
Avarice has ruined more men than prodigality,
j the blindest thoughtlessness of expenditure bee
I not destroyed. so many fortunes, as the calculatinr,
but insatiable lust of accumulation.
He who respects his friends will seldom be a
sloven. He who respects himself can never be
strollop.
He is sufficiently well leaned, that knows how
to do welt, and has power enough to restrain from
evil. (Cicero
WSW•
In Allegheny City, on Tuedy, Sept. 4111, SUSANNA
daughter of P. P end Marv:ire' Clark, aged one year no.
.ten months.
Her .funerol n.:11 take olnce from the residence o
Catharine 011enloti. Robineon 'street, on Wednesday
sth, at 2 o'clock' .•
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ipSEPrI 40111.1... . - - . CURRY.
.u.t . dip c •
BA.NR_ER.S .
No. do We A d N t, D
bth E i X to C l l ci lA rth N s G e E ,
ißoOeOsidKe.E 88,
TIMEBILLS OV.EXCHANOE::-ProolesOY Notes,
and :Beak Notes, discounted on favorable terms.
Cou.acrioNs.-Dmils. Notes and Acceptances, paya
ble in any part-of the Union, collected.
ExeitAlcor-;At eight; on Now . Tork,'Philatielphia and
Ilahirnort, eoustantlyfor sale. '- ,
All kinds of Foreign • and American Gold and
Coin bought andsold.
Deposits reecivedin par funds& currency..(sepliaw
IN TfiE - P.ODIVI` OF COINIMON. PLEAS of Allegheny
Counly,of ;June Term, ISifi-NO.-120.
I.l ll ' i tts". 0; the matter of the voluntary assign. Menial. Si: White . to'David A.Olmstead.
And nOw, Aagustl2s,lS4kthe petition of
> , 41 - the Assigneelinvingbeen read,pmyingfor
a discharge from said trust, on motion of
M. I: Stewart, Esq.;‘,Aatirney for Assignee,
40 the Court appoint the d day of Septem
ber for the- bearing of said pelitioh, and direct notice
tkerco( to bb - -given to , Shnekletea White; creditors of
'Auld-assignor, at least ten days befoie the hearing of said
iMplicauon, and upon all --otherparties interested, by
ihtee •Insertions in the Morning Post, xt newspaper pub
lished in the .City of 'Pittsburgh, the last of which shall
Ike at least ten -days before the saidtt'..d day of Septet:Ll
ber,,to 15111 M, cause why the said assignee should' not be
discharged friinrsaid-trust. From the Record: •
scp&d:lt—
• HIRAM MILNE, Prothonota • •
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Jewelry'.
THE undersigned have this d ay received, hitipress,
direct. free:athe manatee turers, one Ot the largest arid
mOst .complate assortments of JEWELRY. ever offered
in this" market, comprising all of,the most modern and
improved styles Gold. and Silver %Vetches,
T K. hIcKNIGIIT4e BROS.,
siP 5 . No. 116 Wood street.
•_ Ir. it. MCKnight - 4. Brag” •
XT .116 wools STREET, have just received a new
a elegant assortment of. FALL RIBBONS,
GLOVES . SUSPENDERS, LACES, COMBS, HO
SIERY, &c., &c.
Constantly on hand, a general Assortment of Varitty
Goods, winch we offer to purchasers cheap, on liberal
send
Adertteentelit:
rf Midersige w i ll sell, at private sale, a FlOl5l of
1 about 32 ACREs or Eska, in Riiibilliton lowa:hip, Al
legheny county, Pa., !seven miles 'lrma 'PittSburgh, on
which is a comfortable Dwelling House about 27 Acres
cleared good soil; a fine spring of water near the
houseElone,Coal under the whole'farin, easily got out.
This plate is The most desirable smell triictofland offer
ed lot sate; Enquire of DANIEL HAUGHEY, Puts
burgh. or of WSI. F. LOGAN, near the. premises, or of
the midersigned. at McKeesport.
_seps:w4t JOIII4 , - RUSSEL.
AKIih r ItRISTRATORS' SALE or Househ old Farniture
-
itchen Utensils Books, and 20 shares Western-In
surance Stock at AUCTlON .—On;Naturday next, Sept.
Gilt, tut .10 o'clock in the forenoon, Will be sold, without
reserve, by order of the Administrators of the late Wm.
Gunning clee'd, nt his late 'residence on Ross street,
between 3 d and 4th streets, the entire household fund
lure, kitehen:utensils, books, esc:, among - Which are
marble top centre table, pier tables,eard tables, bureaus,
bedsteads, wash stands, book-case, sofa,. mahogany
chairs, parlour, stair and, chamber carpeting; hearth
rags, fenders and fire trots, ash pens, looking-glasses,
I - sett splendid candelabras and lamps ;" together with a,
great variety of China, glassware, rineensware end
kitchen utensils. Also, a library 'itit valuable tookg. —
Aad at the same lime, 20 shares 'Western Insurance
stock. • All the Furniture has beewkept in the' best of
order. " ISAAC 'JON ; ES AdnPr.
sepa JAhIES'SICKENNA,AueI•
EMONS, LEMONS-50 boles Liernonitjust received
and for sale by JOSHUA RHODES,
seps $0.4 Wood street.
T. OTS.FOR SALE. IN B&NVILLA, INuttnerY•lial,
ARegheny..)—Severnl small Lots, and one of 'Three
Acres—all of which will be sold Cheap . and on time.
scot THOMPSON BELL, aim:lonics' Bank.
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lof ;Sloe' iormiNifirtilieuttion or defft:ery in 13111 Burrows, chargeftpt4enivititinf dts.
orderly conduct Bras: vest aP (Pr jail days.,;;, .- .
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ttake this troubiti , nbt=betanse of any import. an d 29
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r il .- ,.. ~., e . .. . He forked over the'blestasthOped,
`anon Bleach' to Capelrennett's threat or offer Of
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down purpose or;another., the-reallitc. , 46friefisal
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catuntnni - enti4 co tiiii.4iiiiltdithiiiid iti'intilletitiltl4:
*hate place was in a blase-, 14TilltitkiijisltielldsPi
eta! ihei ti ti e'ilaeleli'itial k 4telietatkikia lieft6:
tittniago•was - austatifelLi;'o,lo.ik: ~". s.tir.r.. i',.liti i 'f
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11.4sas e .ne.— TtiecisithWortittaiitAltaktrit y (lia.)
Bank, on hfiway to Wheeling; angottpwriatot k
.lied: of i)8000tit notes on gut titteteiguitie iesiiike'...
_Onion Bank of Whaellite,'',7 elt.t l4444iiiiiinj
- *Pull Mdtshag.. 9f 19 . 11 0 0 /io . _ffslrall tfatblit'shx*si .
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BMW ARS ROIL ii t Airilige , A rairremiti.
We - Should be gregPfittiitled, if we' were not
more amused, at the - pdature in which.we lind ou4
salve*. presented to the Wheeling pritiliejowhkb,
too we-may find ourselves,presented I,dllay; lathe
Pittsburgh public, by the otre4of a reward-of
.rwo• lioodred'-poirors frittha;.tipprebertairoli
the• Editor of the Pittsburgh , Commercial Art
The Wheeling !0t,teet.f.,e1C00110.Y,E53,4,10114_"..._
"the tid,vertiternent, Arid Obilinfe.;;itemfffflil
'and .Post of Piitshargh,rwe•yeeitiested:to." eon'
once and Charge Capt. ;"
' hundred' dollars might tempt the cupidity
of some men to "‘ abduct," And-place us, per vi et
semen within jurisdiction' of the. Spperiot
'Court of Ohio coun ty, In dePrecetion
,of the attempt, risi shall proceed: to.say
words in behalf of jour owOirinocebey. •
But, before' proceeding' to the' defenee'llme
. ,
geeted, it may be proper.toeay,. thate.it.tne otter
of. Ttvq. Hundred Dollars were. made directly td
us, it is by no mearie-impossible that eve . Might be
tempted to accept it, and proceed .to heeling
With all reasonable ideipatch. And moreover i the
offer so made, would savor rather mere of
eerily of purpose to expend the gam named Mite
Manner indicated, than
,is martifestio ,ltapresent
,form. For the offeied teivard, as it now standial
not very likely to be earned or clemandeth
Now, as to what we have done to Captain, Beir4-
natt to incite :him to c uset a. reward On our hed;W:
Daring the argument on the Injunction casein the
Circuit Court at Philadeldhia, Judge Grier presiding;
evidence was produced by the Defendant,rfCounsel
to prove among other points of defence, hat- the
Pittsburgh steamemlhad - too • high - ehintheyie, - ;"-the
testimony of 'Captale'Dennett, of Wheeling was in
ken on thin point, and his credibility and competen
cy ae a witness, were alfinned, and thrtified by ottani
seta; on the ground of his great. experience,. and'itt
virtue of his having been for several years past,
pertmenting in steam boat building on the Ohio rev
er.•
Two memorable instances, the last two &rate
built by him, were cited of the practical value iifhla
skill and experience, to the construction of_ boats,
and the adaptation of machinery to their propulsion.
Captain Bennett badtbuilt the steamers A. John
son and Embassy, whose names are indentified with
the most appalling disasters and destruction of hu
man life that have hipponed to upper - Ohio' Ideate
boats. •
These acridents Were attributed .to defective ma
chinery l They were In both cnaes explosions, at.
tended by great loteOf life 1 • - •
This Captain Beopett, be it observed, bailtTed
`stiperinteaded the beading, of both those tempera
ble steamers.
Now we would ask, what is the : value of the testi
mony of
,a Mao, caste the proportions or :capacityof
steamboat machinery, whose "experiments" in that
line show him to be utterly disqualified, of • o 'vast
expense of human life, to pronounce an opinion . on
the subject 1 Oar reference to this bloody expert
, anon was needful to our topic, and we made it 4n
I the following 'overdo:
" Wheeling produces a areatoboarcaptain to peeve
that be thinks our boats hate too high chimneys, who
has in the course of his experimenting to prove the
factolaughtered on the A. N. Johnsion and Embassy
steamers, ecoreacif, men, women and.children. A
valuable witness was this Capt. Bennett, and if his
testimony be good as to the capacity and adaptation
of steamboat machinery to its ende,he ought new
to be rotting in a Penitentiary.".
Now, what do we affirm here t Simply that if
Capt. Bennett be competent to judge and lay down
rules for steamboat machinery; be must be compe
tent to judge the insufficleocy of a steamboat's butl
ers and of the premiere to which theymay hosubjeb
ted in working. • And if hi wan thus competent, he '.
could not fall to pe'rceive that explotion must over
take the A. N. Johnston and Embassy. Then why'
were the explosiona permitted to occur t "
We have inferred, tt was either owing to his defi
ciently of knowledge, or culpable negligence and in- '
diffprenco to the safety of his.passengers and crew.
The Act of Congress, then, would subject Captain
Bennett to imprisonment in the Penitentiary, al door,
declaration wastrierelythht he , ;were of compel
tent'skill Mad knowledge' the expliinitnie resulted'
from negligence, aid the Act of. Congress contetn;
plated his steptisonment to the Penitentiary. •
To escape that. dilemma, Capt. 11 , 0 friend must
concede to hint Iliat he was not, as his airing evi
dence informed ache presumed, and professed, to
be, of competent skill to pass an opinion op steam
boat machinery, whether boilers . tor chinanayti , or
floes. Seizing thts alternative, our laeguage was in
effect, that hie evidence was utterly worthlessvand
our words were valuable witness was this Capt.
Bennett." o
Now we repeat that, if he was qualified to regu
late the machinery, of our steamers, ho mnst have
known enough about the defects of iiiotonexpleded
boats, to bate been guilty of negligence to permit
ting their explosions—and no he becomes. liable to
the penalties of the Act of Congress. We , presented
both horns of the !dilemnie; but, although In sharp
phrase, we indicated to Capt Bennett and his em
ployers the propriety of his accepting that ono which
would relieve him , lrom the imputation of criminal
negligence, or indifference, at the expense. of his
pretensions to skill in machinery ; and 'would dis
credit his evidence, as, in pursuing our orpiment,
was oursim and inclination, if not our defy.
As to the allegation of Capt. Bennett's friend
Amicua”--in the placard placing a reward upOn
Our hearl-:-.that of brief, but just, although angry
paragraph " cannot be construed into any form but
that of slander—slander the most infamous, the most
vindictive, and the most scurrilous and'coward/y.--
In short, these charges are gross and unmistakable
moms, demanding that legal redress Ibr such-cases
made sad provided."
This is all stuff,; fustian, nonsense.
We have been long enough connected with thii
public.preas to observe narrowly, if not from correct
taste or generous principles, at least from deference
to public opinion pad obedience to law that distinc
tion which the lacy of libel makes between the at.
teraace by the public preen of harsh truths for the
promotion of the public welfare, for the prevention
or abatement of a public nuisance, and that,liceit
tiousness of news opera which permits editors, to
vituperate or assail private persona or public officers,
from motives of malice or personal revenge. It is
the quo anima; that mast make the libel or the •slan. •
der
And what haveinre said in disparagement or doubt
of Capt. Bennett's private character and . cciadtiet
Not a word. We do not know hint at all and - he
may be all that'hia advurtisenunit 'tepresdnts him, a
man of ".integrity of character," of " humanith
liberality and courage.". And, indeed, knowing
nothing whatever to the contrary, weshould be both
very wanton, aad!falthlese to the duties of our re
sponsible vocation, did.we not volunteer to accord to
him the possession of all these qualities. la waking
that concession, however, it is proper that we shall
remind these " fire eaters" who charge uit - with
cowardice,» while they claim "courage" for Capt.
Bennett, that we make it in accordance, with' the
prOmptings of out own self respect, under enem,
of what justice to, the private, character of thendi
vidual might extort from our truth, did we known
him personally: It is a concession made riot to
deprecate their wrath to disarm their temper, or
invoke their forbdimice In any forth, but to , leave
them withoutfust, cause of complaint that, in pursu
ing a topic of public concernment,. we have seized
the occasion to depart frowitspubtic aspecitcrasiall
private character.:
All this .prodicated of our "concession? , we
yield it to them freely, and boartily ; reserving the
little privilege or repeating, on all suitable .occa-
Mons, the conviction. we cherish, that our paragraph
which gave so much offence , is true and defensible.
Pittsburgh, septp—lt.
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S C s H as ip a L n i d 3C o l th K ePit le%GerualrY'a' Cobb's, EarnierCErner-
Meetly's, Sonde re,Cnbli's, Toitirn's,'EsserscVs,'United
States, and Eagen'S LOpellern
Balls, ton' Smith' Marrny,'s,Kirkiim's, Comley's, and
Cbandler's Grammar. , •
Ray's, Pike's,'Adama__,' Cglburn'a, Sullih's; Day's, km
erson's, ,CallandenPri, Wtstern Calcalnicir and Davie's
Arillimetics. .
...,..--. ; .
Jonts';;Blake's, t Olmatead'i, Carnatonki.s," ;Parker's,
Drops% and Chambers' Phibisopliy.
,'',_., ' and`
Gales, Willard's, RusseWs Pariiirs;,frpsysii.,
Goodrich'S Historias of the'lliiimd St , ates: --- - • ..,
For sale by • : faensv. 4 . I OHNEITON ft fr4 . 00.4T0N• t
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A „ BUEINOMS • PARTNER WANTED .An native'
.11 partner; with A casktapitat of sl,3oiron 431,500;16,
.Engage. in.-an Grag,lloreirathnnity..t,-The
•, applicantwillbe'exilented topice the entire pharge °Oho
store, arcthe present. owner has - A:dant business claiming
his attention. -if desired;the. whole concern wilibe:sold
at a bargain. S. CUTHBERT,•Gen. Agent, t
aep3 Smithfield street.
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in am Sixth Ward,"lin Fulton. streEt;
•enquire
Hie Nakir..-Olke.tkiiilkfltia.gpti•-fouctdiwo.,,
at 151,Kects 1 4clkeon 7 8ftadsly.niehti itaiiitkidGird!
Ecker. Be rirsiataftzt cf.r.lll
s ABbOlie* • • ~• y.
• .• P 4 . o F4 o 9 l4 7ss r 4.4Rigeillligreio4lo io be:Very - op.
ty to. -ther to!citTrukine - rovi . milyir, „ fi' 43 thAteoilti.
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Tatiitiark4ttot:*Alton riMailtiiitiliiidinaites
Thompson,Elq, 4 are : beeo . dea[at ? J'iaitficibf {he'
Gar Works. • •• - 4 • • . 17 :01 , . T.*
Tnzerae.*-The Heron
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PrAcize.—The flucketepErin mditekfinelsikigit
two • •dimeir.4•• dozejt
..Punrre...kkritai • •••': - " - 7 :•••A e.
Plenty in market. P • w e
T ut 114".14"ine''':471'1"'.
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6 6 CHEAPEST PAP NM EN TRE:Aargsm , "
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ticr'ciwia-r, to circumstances oveibithielevianite.n4
control, 'the regular LlSfte of ihe FAMILT.JOURNAL
*wilt be= postponed until • he let of - Oettitter:,- , Sittaiil6 'of
thievery cheap popet:/ive been - widel y t eiretilated, and
a imp suhecripiton rapidtyforttiGg:-Tfitieetietiotati..
not seen a copy cats have oneliy.ealling 'at the ii,triee bt
the !darning Poet, or by add:earwig . ettelt-rioneer Tolhe
- Editor..(teetnaid.) ,-Ptf 6.l'n6AlAik
THE; k„Aiqt.Y.,JClATßNAlfileiteiiped-labisurlcide.
Peurieni. mittainviatuerof
the chinceet,character,eeteeted and origimitril
TERM'S : .
The IKonty"afte:sr atebrtrpcpw - thei Qrder copy, byud il, at einifitdvot
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10-copies, Oa
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That Ward in‘*ithOtertY;."Or I k ol l l .o4l!b.ilvAldlitiiietnt
-TteighbOrised.Whicfctvilt-faralithibelongesll4i tir-.504
ambers to the 1707071V.I'diiiiiat-..b.xlito,lit orliii,iik,Cti*
nest, shall. havelheirmonny refiindedWitil-die`pkiereent
110,4 ear
.Clubs compethigfordhlii pteinioni?vviltainiii :the feelby
writing on their returns "Rov,..Pienifurn,olWitforWard'iiine
dollar for each.witiscritterhO-JtuP:rortfPOY-450Put
fdr thelifiteindi vidirenniemttld4ker4rtuz:l7v.l4
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dintel y -aitez _ l be .: . ' nfenatiatibittip.ienideiWe.:snde - esital
will hewnhouneediaridAnd idnifonl4ritniteitiolhe-:
wnre.of , the PoStAlneterlrif
New Near'stliftlolhe Agent-of‘the4'enteeserui'-01inii:
we .will give a litindsomesopy,
.IpsT.llltisTsss arc reattestet'lt&ael,aa_ntw-algepte-Li6
tind.thojse whiz., ate gtelined;to gnedeing-AxWesternii
teippse.
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lv t ol e r oo,9Pers - ziving - the i - obove O.PO timfgo, - Drl:49r4in•' ,
editcdiet syttopidt:ocA:will.-,'denlfk(ll4ltydr.2tpk;eed#o
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All lettere:totd communications mud he - post : Ts '
addressed -td
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Third - ilea of the unrivalled HERON FAIVITLY;
WitonapaP Evantnat•Sgefitklo',nOmmericii#ltkil
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Paddy O'Rairerty,arittilnagaiind.dtinne --4.4laafferna.
Nina • - •-hliasfaany
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the store of Mr, E. seazletop
a to .We • Diamotid_`6ti
Sunday nig,h4outFcorteglfiliiiiitertif.krifAtlo
reit tiocrifekeetitifilteaV..‘narsio.f.,
dee make. afottone.4%
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AttnErr.—Two. men- Gamed DAviA '4elgly. and.
Thomas Dorrettf.4U-24itietiar-ln':baonday.iiitht:
charged with larceny; they were4nibriteitt?.r.lfter-;
'her hearing- ,:.;IZrlf; 1,1. T;
RoBBEN O .,A Tr4-7•ol;4olon;dAtatii craikedtaeitc:
Maw. Grocery moie.,oliffaladtieiVbiOifii-4,41g;
-aod after helpipst '9pAlcikwakytita.:
drawer, made: breneecape,-
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Iwo days later - Liewa'fiOni
.....Thirty thousand Russians under Loth!, ire said to
hare , be an .‘• ro Mcf•by' natio i! tome andii 'Bern,
• arid the survivors hunrinkifito,W4l4e*:;!'":,
A bullt3iin Rom Degtbinaky t o f3 yottgyaa, Jul.!
• iiefirristraixigkgistitlkeradf::Th — elimiiiaifidiSin
ottlF7 of theo ter! - B prtheir rte,
tittielejirAteCrt ------ trik:e ? a, P u rieon'oni: Two
• ;Bikiments aFßuseiao Curimesent were' nearly ao
sallied in the morning and
; ,I ,4otdenperately;-hut , a,hrilllant e!s!alry attack:le
. eierl:,iiiis.,wOittert, an 4 thiftvesians telt 1600tiond
0 1 1 ,041firtilitriYeiinnori, heela 9 2004
TkiltaftilOtiiektlLinsian intelligpnee)fee_en in
OntheZdifouvaty y the runes were attacked in
L 4 11 9 , L u' ll ;bythe *.. l lYerat ard,r9Tced
to rccreaz.. .they were reinforced with four'piece'
t again forCcd, to , retire, after throe ltoore7figlting, which they lost in •killed and
passeddirattugßaii,r-
Vienna hi' now ganleoned by only a low new
tditeir atydsWlieb the Poet , leg Preabarg had, hien
, oieopied.by Etnngarlane. ''`
-The Vienna letters confirm the
,occofatioh of
ngaifhii " •z. .
;cf,autigteriaaiiiiirlenehakappeareaoven within afew
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.4180* of •
WernAlristriiceliecting an nizoive
2 60 M moolrt Pre.birg.io nasontreikteabire:
The Arealatailtento e 16th says t h at paeans
41.4 prrvred id 9 teoga oq that avegtng ntfirmel-ibat
7a lasigaiiwy - 7.4lofeiiiiinti, had , taken place Lat Bross
WOtdiep
The Efuhgariane tool,' - jheysTconermirged a telly
of 80,000 menAideelogitx4rfrortt.Ritetemberg.
The affairs-of Cornetts are 10ther . fathee
The gher 4 Plee. w ems t h r Otftinit ''PlellParFq on
tho Sunday interrentog. ' ' " • -
Thin, had been n eh ni? in the en ariet.
AL ;1;4 • A st i t i . . 0 4; 44 ' .;
.isonriAngun'ti • ' ;
- Wily:T= ll 4 6 ePt.- 4 ‘r,
• Flour,.Afmiterm,is.dtill;-and-lower•gradea-besters
and in favor erther.biYaii..;'.eitmierintinatriatirt mut
pricer/Mt changedv? !"-• •`•• • • L
Provitioni..Tbe _market continnes dull trees
Perk is beta et IVO; Prim& 8,75. - - 1 --' •
Viriefirly l . , .lallnre at 271p8-:•'•" - -•
-• • Nhccr yoftri
Ir.wEra l so nEpouT4-' "
„ NESS , Yeas, SePt. - 4.
ma'rket is dull and prizes ate in favor
orthe‘bayer, with males of-common and good and
qtr4i , ght brands,_lVeatern and Genesee„ at 5,87 per
bbl.for-The /atter and•fr,f4 for tbe former.
Grain.. The demandioi• Wheat is goodi but
actions are not lirge:_.:•,The inquiry in
,ebiefly ler
good sainples. Wrigietbfirales ofGenesee White at
1,30. Core : Tbererc irrigtbod skipping jogai* for
Western mixed riritbaalas at 159. Balcs of Southern
white and mixed -it ,
Provisions . There acting PriliValio6ll
worthy of onto, market steady, but without
sales of •importance. lard Tho-market remains
stagnant i mOr ialea too time and extent at 61(CP7„
1 4 EWSORKCATTLE - '
](I3111 4 Sept. 4/,
There hos been a heavy-erferingtefAleivel to-;lay,
n 44 0 -316 for good retallit l glitialitieirinado'at..os . oso
VARKE,T.
Pntmanntrar.u4,'Sep.: 4.
,Salertriftstay4ifixerp made today aVE5;00072 1 95.
fogs
Arriiiittbeerheillieg at,5,00635,25._
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aft: ci4rtirpre ee:•Nicitorsiin;
• • •;,bfg..iedsm.tolzarcirmAtie cmiceintropittsblugliend the
EU_ St_c,perie-Oil!7l•thipAtiy ha'Fpjle.aalfi _the:EAGLE ,
F OW'w4 X: 4,2ol : ollaikf l i trcitergti9P;Pzid.Pilvetni t • ."
fitoth'icr - pace Ow; seadf foOkieiacrket amongitys
'Cookingare
-splendid:air-nem Coal'lSOsore,rbich isxoti cupercediog i
ite• Other titieS, IbeivtartalviromrdSteld''Mur_LacheaP
.00il Cooking Stove , well hdapted with ' • '•
Ji r falrailotimettl:dr•Onambn tied mantel .Grates..n.:We • •
invite the nuentipit orpctsona
Itiriereallueoirr-rveretibuse before purchasl4^. and e*.
eatiriea splendid article otenatanteliedt3nsed : • '•
Otis : •
• -Wrehotkeei bip:OpkAilicr_tp st., oppfaiteAriod.ii** - .
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ook. Est...a'h fa L; , ,
itl AsatiroP.Larsmeizt*wisAnaca . or I.ocrPorrr, a
z iwaroirweentlYftinwat-on the farninfahasubsaline;
n Washirigup..pskthity k rit. E 'closelo, Lock No 4 t the
'tbacittonPtholla , TOPri.,,, - • •
kor manuntataringi , ,lnerCantire - Ana Mechatilat put.'
poses, the. , situation adapted from its
..bealthy,.bettutiful.and rcmantio-site...-It is ten miles by
- voner..4vm. this itite.,wtony tawn..oa 'the Slue WINO' tho
•• and.itearly.-3110 wine distattost:ni:ihe: nearest town
:loathe ' rear.:. !The- rtveclottom, on which the town filed
you ikebint.42oll‘4lB*ide, and a beainiful level;Abows
Slhigh: water mark. . ; It ill intended that n good High School •
or Academy shall he co•existent with tho town—a house
stands= the- pranifses,which will suit mitt school house'
and place of warship unota. more suitable Inalding-can •
be etiOtedli.'tl•` 4 :n" , •
ddnl of 1m Limo-stone; Pree-stone,
and Sand, which we presume will snit for nuttagtittoritis
tlaseabohtids Distiialhig-Yeat of the town. • Add.. 3.6 this, •
•ue town'is'aloseleflhalrett.imuter power at Lock No.
'•i, *Web kiti-litesatrie will noon he employed by the en.
terpiisink , Navilititio CO: it. driving mactunery for mot ,
-nrucfuringthirposeel: • - - '
• To any individual or company wishing to suit OW,
NVotliti; Foundry t , Cotton of WoollercFnototTi Saw Anil
- ikßoat. 'Yard; we will take 151eIIIIIITO oilbring.evo.sy
•doeintent . vvithbv th e boands of venion. •
-;'..Stiould new county be. formed, the -Ooktmlasioneio
may and probably will select. this aa •n- 'central loeiWon -
,for a county seat: nt Oaistr.ii4 woull
. )tatiinhle-site , for the public. halidthga. •
lo,:eonimenee.o6 "THURSDAYiithelqdf day of •
`Sj:PTEhIIIER, and•continue from day - • .
I'6l=l3"W/11 - be' ticeommOdatint, and. madb-ltnown tin
r dot-ofliale; ." • • • --Mbsza raILLS;.'!. • •
4t ‘l4 l liillw&.velt l .7••••: • ' • ' Proprietor
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.:;xo.2Bo . 'LOciry StreM,MiVier ofGarrison'Alley, -
Tar, stibiciibersbeg leave: - to inthiat their friends did
the pablthltilereral,that.theyhavottssqcititedthent
--;...
hle ate together, rcir::thepturposo;Or 'PitrYitiEf:„kt,the
CLOTHING DIMNESS:In' its various brunebeti:—.
044tocie,orrz,orzts, cAsszaunrss;- n.srzsres,..
4-c. are all of the Most sensonable -- putterritc.:*."Petscits
wlshinietci have Clothin*o C L OTHI NG. r,tn Mho-
mita: 'READYMA.D.h. of a lldesetaPtimui.:
kept ccuistantly on hand. Also,ficollemeletirtirdishiow:. •
ioods;auch.its: - Shirts,Saspendetei and - :- -
Call Ana exaMiine before Richt/atilt eltiewiture;.italko..l.
are' to pen cheap.for ;cas
determinedh '
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• FRESH.. 4e11.1.F.P.L.Y: Or. - 411.%.1.4T pre.::;'..
, ? : , ;' ,- -'ll Azirk 3 m 3 2 ileerriosetrz.-,
Veitittge l -Ciattalmezell Summer ,f4tiOillo9.,
E)SIMANY,44IT Liberty-street, irestieWiti*iidsitie, .
' '- ti - f , [di friends and the publicto hhinew ...
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Front of seasointtqe-GoPds;''grtetr as 1-IWbuqssty le r..
Yan eV Citfibeerette.; diebted k'rench Heat Clothed Italian.. Miran.
Bieomct.Clotha; Thillei, , White - exrd' • Brown Rilkflia."6ll,.:
Ssuntpeeptoqie,'Plain suer Fettel.Ftenebi'ltottlish 1trh, ,. ..
itre rioarect9theandlealigeteree;'iwllill other Ottielew_.
atiltable fot - eastomer 'trade. '-itiso;,u_j_tußs",!tiltialeileir,
assemoetit of READYi.ATADE•qtartli'h f a r nPf in
Ih4 older feattletiabieleteeneVO,o' 7 wlyke on - ?F'• .
-461,, '' , f' ,' ':'fielid&w). ,'-';,?; '..,-..PDELAZET.
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riti(cl‘.?a Artuitielixr ChetaistO t S2vcitlOxci. - :;',-'-'::- ',...
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33imilliiiree Piitticitt Chemistry- ~10 mat?
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ror aziEo by :l .''. -,--; -, ABLES,DA,CidtwooD;;?::, ,-,,,
Tccipiiihr f etiTlS toap - egfei :iiief r Veilfra.jvnioy#Ttit, , :i.
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