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TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER Is, 1849
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lint tnll4t avaiozie4 - and. weld,- delivery..:
Cits L - 6 -1,40
-.V . „o,ltelltitreoantit "are restimiteit fattli,mod
3 41.44,114)Y.faiilii.diffeatat=yotinidistriatm
• N'tkitibutdir,oAtighlylnterestioilettet tmtlay; from
froir,youniftidtkk. - 11.1peeitir. 'ltiotresser mere
44.4.101•Pftlientftitroo. of interost,faun Om fact.,
that t I#3ll.oo#:OEfaT34'Pkal-ki.104 in
ottr itionstsite tor senator.
...:._:Walutte;J not re r tutamt from Xakertuarn,- where
r , ttia tanfotemitsfAilett;bitirintf hAtleiroUntleiMot,
;its, ecicct a apndidat s fo[ State S enator, _ and have
s: nlytime to ray, berore f.;;PiPsisitiot
Stir piftx!taczis? , of siippetyroat township,
Rader county, received the unanimous nomination.
4.Airi.f.,irritaiitirllitidaini hottest farmere—a maa -- or
i ir 'tii . Oo4lsitnlliktittfie*id'JaVgbly eilieutediy who
.-,..orikilltitylitastme bia acquiintanee. Re is, roote
--.';;;ooiilcyoiol:?4rfOttliiimi4O,ite"patlliain, and .is
antitled-to theermmfidenea and esteem Oftionest
Saeftstiralt:parties. nomination will be well re!.
x•-•;,e64oo:44fiwilbOx4 the •
fOlja;•arilt:be fooott the offiettq koceedingsef the
'{ - eiiitrorenH"MaititUlt , , -
by the Democracy of the
• Pm IPP9'n;ed
.l i err 4
'Altigheny:And; Butler, to nominate a
falrBt!ifeSenztOr;#kel .. .4.otit Louse or Mr.
in • i3akeraton;n , on Monday, tbo
H..5. - Magrawc-Esq., THOMAS
PARRA., Esq., of Allegheny, was called to the
:MOB* RiOtirr iti.,Cellawra.r.,orAllegheay, and
!.,:ioirts- Giamatti', ofEtutler, were appointed Seareta-
ties
The gerttletpen appeared had 'took their
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cclurpci—Aqbert ,eprter,.u.
13::,Et-orierwei4 gebett.Mer•
rrow r 3acrrb`.Whitesell, and T homas tPT49-
• - Werinceptle,_oi;itit McColliirn, Vince
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Dill3itiek'aildied foliowini. resolution,: which
?... wait aticipt
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,;:,.......s. , qi'esiacWizThet, Butler county errtitteg .to -the
nomination'fatSenator. and the Confereek from that
.Lcoenty be requested-to present a candidate
.... 4 `.-.. l kffiPi t l.biis=o"BijAL 6 r; 4 1 fFeR-Poll ', .49rninated - Mr;:
4:11 Si ippei raekroro Gip•
some diacuesioni snits free interchange of
sentiments,'
On motion of gr. Magyar, the notninatien,of
rittiveza4 - was,unanimously-agreed to.
,
ltink..hlagravr 'offerad'..the following resolutions,
'.. *llll7it ' e're unanimously adopted ;
litsolved, That we are in, raver of "the present
IleVentie Laws erthentnntry, and believe that they
'*r.enireet
Theore are in favor of the Ten . Hour
Itlie without restriction of apy,kind,
i 44240104; Thatitke radical:restrictions upon Banks,
.rifeuiliiiended',l4 the late Gov. Snusst, meet - with
ant -enniiat approve): - , . • •
, ~ ,ResoltY4S,Thit we : adhere . to • the compromises of
Ati...dcleatitation, and are opposed to the introduction
of - Slikeryillito any. Territory now free. •
--. - ,o.lbstatcesf, - That thiiciaillibcPri erthafinances of the
)3ttite'Vyttamry give aohonest •contradiction to all
the rerzeta mired by the Taylor party, and Ist
tan.more loans will •be made by Goveroor
"...,Tohistoxf,oo.-p!o!ide judicial' 'stations for partisan
friends. .t:
• '-.Reneped; That our candidate for Senator, this day
nottatiktOd,itielastructed, in the event of his elec
. don, 'to, oppose Gov. Jtditturores judicial district
raceme, anti all measures intended to learnt/ the
z taiWinr,thespeeple..
• ' flititilort,-;That in favor of an ElectiVe
,linifilary, and believe that A f people are competent
• tosielecrtheir•own judges;
Retatt4 Thatthd,,vietis of oar candidate this
u.1741:1 4 / I , nn the great questions of the dayilneet
• • ivitli.nur Cdrdial approval. .
u'inatibn;•ilai Conv ention then adjourned.
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.;•• :,1110MAS :FARLEY, Chairman',
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war Ga*TrAu, 'Fcretariaa'
• Vestesaels.
• ' ita rr rri -.6 rigiit ' att eitract of a letter f t
, o 2 m d a re
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Aistd" - .! solute '- • - i penetrated with a
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itisriCt/z*-06,-Tl,!-drld-1.1o•ticr:: ' Am be expa*4 and
iiittilheirPeraCamf ;/aartPraby-iad horrors w ith which
added,7 I,lk :l3f''fi r l di g riiitened• be doubtless conceived
:. -11 - I • .* do ' 11 : bittrie aro, if not a measure of necessity
:,.: ) "1 -- .7 .-,' ! ,,,,- ...- ~,_I: wh at will be done
, witle
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_iitt.• - Oat lam, -namettildargar ,
• rd .. ;-rio'a Wiii village of %indent, last May,- w ho
:4 11-- iti - tt i itillikbeyotill 'sweet sixtee n, " and'domiciled
* fr ittocie, of Mr. Nixon , lo this village, d oing
, ; in
was ,ffrfontid absent" last . Tbesday
b 'Pi ilitdi, bed room , was left all her apparel,
lagrii " 4 - - - - 1 ' - itt, large clippings, from the
'-:/ifid.k9mboM4irlang'" I t (toe atments, of
halt oil het' .helid., --Fsfl, " 0 , °, J.% •
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C r and - boys''lliiii4ll 14%eie_mitsiog, namely .
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clietikeillitorrr'e-', . t o gethe r - with t.c. light plaid
boots 'or Mr' NActil!fi,
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.Ciallisi .iitick cloth cap belonging to Mr". i,i
,eon,
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itaatax* , The Transcript aays that GraCe is sapetin
---lei4inSthe-POlicojfiliraF.Plikmo which is to. con.
taiikA.colleati9bor 49!_praaa,tales, a aeries of etc
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.IFilg3rlanitiers.—Tho'Chreeieleeed Begifter,
0 1 .4 Conds!lttro t,, hnve been united. 'The
tielr,4lotr ,
Tfin com nbato re•
turne'ot the lite election are ell fn. No trial of par
-00;4(4110 attempted Iron. H. 11 `Sibley i are
elected pekgelm.witboutr - oppesition; : , ;Th e -4 0 i c it t er
vatespollo,istiesrloo.l7o - Legislitture of Min
esottii convened yit.Ttleattayi the , ftlr rust,
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TO . ! - TRAYELLERS THROUGH MPEICO.
the National Inielligeider - publishes as o6CfAI;
Carreeporgelicit: hold lately between the IldMildri -
Brinime, afl aeltington and:thoSeeretailettlif State:
and War, inliblatioll 113tfi . 4 ighta of Hazlet) jiver
O - td" -
the armed parties er: . - troticatts...x om se, hg
Pacifin,,byro*n „The
cer calls atiiiiiiitnto fiAi - aidencliiiii ' t the anitrhi ,
ities of Mexico t , are prepared and determined
resistnnd.puniah abuses ofhlesican hospitality, such
as iliose mid to have been committed in the State or
Chihuahua—and that they will not be connived at,
nor the guilty persons screened by the. authorities
of the
,Staies. , i,:Theii,correspondence was
conpritii ced *.'itis4a, in a forma l com
pljtiat of ibeeicesses Committed at thetown.of Paso
by Anierititeditkeirs, - who 'entered, armed, without
passporter l a4 ; COmraitted acts of vicilencu mid insult
upon tlis hie calls the , attention of this
'Government-lb' these acts, 'and , f
givesbnitat notice
that, the' Government 41.40:leo, Will.ridt allow for;
eigners, - Ofany, nation, to traverse itstertitory, with
.ont karrying anil.presentingto the proper anthorities
the iepailiports; in due thrill • and if such foreigaers
are awned fturtheir ciwn..defeniia, !the .bovernment
_will subject "Ott to suet reittlutiOna of police. as it
may dank-proper to establish, and has given the or
-4e*lbiiiiMinfithesettleiiiiikta west tuipOsecl to these
stinks front, such4dvitittateiw; so that, as he says,
• the lattir,,ilnlesa'they,submit in &tare, as they
should,-to the , lava indanthorities of the country,
may„bsi pursue:4 and attached as highway robbers,
cforagidom,tind tried ace ording to the laws, if ap
prebendal:l,l7 ~To prevent such,coidlicts, he asks the
interposition of the authorities of the United States
to reitirldimbese pariies,=llr. Clayton referred the
letter:loldr: Crawford, the Secretary of War, who
replied, ma letter, which was communicated to Se
norpo.`ln keen : :Crawford hen find no law au
thorizing the , Ezecutive to-restrain armed parties
from •
going to Oregon or California, but says that if
they leav,e_tbe.territory:of tbe,United States and en
ter thit of Difitico,',they are liable to Mexican ,lawn
for all the hripaibett;oflllesiean internal regandions,
and that the ynitett States cannot rightfully itierTero
in their behalf. They must, as he says, so abide
the consequence ofthelr o*ll raalineasand violence.s ,
He suggests, however, as a measure of precaution,
that if hleiMorittunwilling that armed parties bold
enter her territory, she should cane notice to be
given along the Ifni:lifer. t'ortleaofemigrants should
be aware of this.correspondence, and guide them%
rielVen aCcordingli. '
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Are! Pridts Healthy In.:4Moleral
This. question' was asked Dr.- Allcot, residing
near Bostnn. In reply, with good strong sense, be
declares fruit next to bread, the great staple of hu.
man diet; andlhey may not only be eaten freely,
but should hexed in, aproper, manner. Even
in time of. Cholera, they ate not only useful, but
to prevent disease. Heopposes any sudden change
of habits, even in the use of fruits when there is an
epidemic in our midst, and adds a few remarks on
Ihe proper manner of using fruits.
1 They should always be regarded as food, and
eaten as such—making part of onumeals, not an
addition to them. They should be eaten with the
morning meal or at noon—never between meals,
and above .all, never in the evening. Remember
the old saying 7 -“fruits are gold in the morning,
silver at noon, leadsit.oight."
2. Fruits should be ;perfect. , Most fruits obtain
ed in large-citien nre either unripe or partly decay
-coped.
,Inneither of these conditions are they safe.
Cooky% Uttltnake them, safe. The great Erea
tor.cooks fruit-best, as ageneal thing.
3. Certain parts of some fruit'should be careful.
ly.:rejected—of grapes the husk and Seeds—o[
plea and pears, &c., the seeds—of cherries; the
the stone. Those having feeble stomachs, whetb
,er atildimi or adults, should in addition reject the
61th:45 , 4:kart of the orange, plum, tic.
.-.4e . ftr.4,0 3 / 3 711&416-not.go well togetlrer;or at
the !time meal—the eiceptinns to thisTule: ingiv
apply to baked sweet apples, and sweet bertit4
5. Excess in quantity—bring fruits to the table
and always eat them with , bread and in moderation.
To thosein the habit of using fruit, and having
strong digestive organs, they are ,bealtbp—cbolera
or-no •cholera, especially when eaten with thought..
fulness to the great giver of every goodand perfect
gift, and without fear and trembling.
Custom FACZ—A man named Jackson, belong
iog to the Baltimore expedition to seek for the lost
treasure of the Spanish frigate San Pedro on the
Spanish main, losthis life by imprudently trying the
experiment of leaving the diving bell while at the
depth of 60 feet, to rise to the top of the water.—
He did rise to the surface, but was so prostrated that
he died soon after. Five fathoms is the greater'
depth, it is said, ever accomplished by pearl divers'
Tar Faunal Govnanantarr has presented to the
New York International Art Union, three picture.
from the Tuileries, for distribution among ita subscri
bers for the present year. These pictures are
4 , ..The Conversion, 1, by Deaden; Liberty,r , by
Landelle; and tg.Tbe Fish Market," by Duvalftle-
Camus. The paintings will arrive about the last of
next month, and the Annual Distribution has been
postponed to the 10th of January.
Celanese:a or Nsw Olussus.—The amount of
tonnage that entered New Orleans during the year
1848.49. was 893,920 tons, against 900,448 last year.
The value of the exports for the year ceding .30th
Jane last, was 80,382,67,1, against $87,18.2,8211 the
presiotailear. The value of the receipts from the
interlor, during the past four years, was as" follows :
1848.9, 881,989,692; 18474, 819,779,151 ; 18484,
$90,033,258; 1840.6, 877,193,464.
ODD I? . t.s.otraure.—. 7 The Bangor Whig hays that
Odd Fellowship in Maine is in a most floniisbing
aondition. There are at present fdtpeight iubordi
nate Lodges, in the State, with 5386 contributing
members,' hating a Bind of $42,263 45. The reven
ue last year amounted to 622,34919, while there
ware eipended $1003361F; leaving an.ample surplus
wherewith to relievetbe usick and distresaed."
San Franctioo.
The following 01311101111 were eleeted to the various'
offices named below, on the let of August
Judge of the SUperior Court; Peter H. Burnett*
Prefect; Horace Hawes. Alcalde ; John W. Geary
Second Alcaide • Frank Turk'. Sub-Prefect ; Fran
else° Grtertm. :Forirown•Couneil ; T. H. Greene.
Delegates to the' Convention ' • Edward H. Gilbert,
Myron Norton,Ntn;fid..awiu,Joseph Hobson, Wm.
M. Steuart. Supernumerary Delegates ; Wm. D. M.
Howard, Francis 8, .Lippitt, A. J. El fin, Francisco
Sanchez, Rodman M. Price.
-Married.
It would appear from the following marriage no .
ticee, which we copy from the Alto Cal(forniun, tha t
some of the 'Americans in California have been an
nexing themselves to the fair daughters of that tar
off land :
In Monterey, by Rev. Samuel H. Willey, on the
evening of the 9th July, Capt. Henry S. Burton, of
the United States'.Army, to Mita Amparo Ruiz Y Ar.
Rule. ,
At. San Francis co, 28th Jane by the Rev. T.
Dwight Bunt, Mr. Alfred Augusina Green, to Mite
DoloreaLeyorettn.
=tattier. or Wm Fnzumi Pam:num.—The N.
Y. Tribune remark . " upon •the announcement that
Louie Napoleon ia . gUing - to many the daughter of
the Kink ofiAveliett;att follows :
A 4 that.gentlsmite,has only one daughter, the in
tended bride ;until ..ttiMlas, Charlotte , Eugenia Au.
gotta AneliaAlbettioa,the grandchild ofßerdadoue,
the French Soldier. 'The yonug lady was bon on
the 24th of April,lB3o, and is 'accorningly . l9 year
of age• La we have no deubt she is an amiable and
charming young_woman, we could wish her a better
budrand than whit rake as report assigns her.
,
Ova Towrr.—Viretire:Otiatiooto notice the nur
inernita improverainti that are'gtinck on the Varioun
parts of our beautiful boirough, during_the preeent
season.. Several bandana:le buildings-are now being
erectediwhich will Candi itoprove the appearance of
the - prezer—lifercer Preto,
MEE
HIGHLY =TY
LETTERT Fan if PITTSBURGH'S.
LIFE IN CALIFORNIA':
Good News itrthe, - Gold Mintor.
PCOIIIII3PONDERCE:OO TICS DA 1011.1111NG Ttartr:
SAN SANCISCOi CidaPrUM
e. e4guaist, - 1
DLLs arriving at San Fiancisco, I
kivas so fatigued andliiiiiiiSted with the long and
enonn..-T,us passage around Cape Horn, that I had
determined not to write to any ; bEmy
Pittsburgh friends in regard'to the Califomia Goad
movements ; but, things have come to such a crisis
here, that I thinti it irduld be interesting for yOu
to:hear of them.
• On Thursday; the -Ottrof July, we came in eight
of the coadt- of California, a short distance above
Monterey. Sunday following, we entered filcher
bor ;•—the strait) for entering is extremely harrow,
with tire!) high bluffs on each side. After you
proceed up the bay a quarter, of a mile, there is
a small island, rising, about fifty feet above the
level of the sea—which is the resort' fur all; kirid
of birds, and is entirely covered with 44n0.
There is another island immediately opposite the
town of San 'Francisca, called Yerba Buena (good
herb,) where there,are wild goats and all sorts-ot
game. The country on the north east side of the
bay is covered with pretty heavy timber; wild
horses and buffalo are sem. riinhing in large herds.
In a few years, this will be one of the. most for.
mid able cities in the world. There is not another"
port on the Atlantic or Pacific Oceans that affords
better facilities for building more impregnable bat
teries and fortresses, than can be found in and
about the city of San Francisco.
When we arrived here, there was no kind of
government. Lynch law was in full force; seve
ral persons have been hung for the most trifling
offences. The city was ruled by a large number
of discharged volunteers from the old California
Regiment, who term themselves the " Hounds,"
or u Regulators," and are nothing more than a
lawless band of murderers and midnight assassins.
The principal part of them are young men, be
tween the ages of nineteen and twenty-five. On
Sunday night, the 15th instant, they made an at
tack on a party of Chilenos—demolishing their
tents and shooting seven or eight, several of. whom
have since died of their wounds. They also rob
bed them of about eight thousand dollars in mo
ney and goods. It created great excitement in
the city. The following day, the people armed
.themselves and rose - up en masse against them;
and arrested nineteen of the participants, and put
them in custody on board the sloop of war War
ren. A criminal Court was then organized—
grand and petit jurors empanelled. The Captain
of the " Hounds," Sam Roberts, was brought into
the court room, (the Presbyterian church,) tried,
convicted of manslaughter, and ordered to be sent
to the United States, to undergo anotheiirial. It
is generally believed that they will all be sent
home. They have been a terror to the moral por
tion of the citizens of this place, since the close
of the Mexican war; and are supposed to be the
authors of all the murders that have taken place
since that time.
The population of San Francisco at the present
time, will average from eight to ten thousand, in
cluding American emigrants, Chilenos, Porta
geese, Chinese, Sandwich Islanders, and Central
Americans.
There are very few magnificent buildings here.
The'Perker plotisi in the Plaza is the largest in
pia city, -afttbehill riartiarilearet7ol46
Every room in the bididing ia occupied with gamy
tiling.
Yesterday afternoon, a sailor arrived front the
mines bringing with hfm a large quantity of
gold; be went to this house and lost $20,000 be,
fore he quit the table, He said he had only forty
pounds left.
One-third of the boozes are built or covered with
sail cloth ; sawed timber is so high and scarce,
that few can afford to give from three to 6ve hun
dred dollars per thousand feet.
The hills surrounding - the city are covered with
chepparel, which the "Hounds " set fire to on the
Fourth of July, and have been burning ever shite.
In the afternoons, when the wind becomes strong,
the. fire rages with great fury, filling the streets
with smoke and sand.
While in conversation with on old resident of
this place, he remarked to me, that three years
ago, there was but one church in San Francisco,
and that was a Catholic Mission. There are now
five established churches here,—all very well it.
tended : the Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Catho
lic, Methodist and Baptist. The old Minion has
been moved five miles out of the city tbey are
very numerous throughout Lower and Upper Cali
fornia. Their converts are principally Indians.
Happy Valley is a large tract of ground that
stands to the eastward of the city, and is solely
occupied by the gold hunters who wish to avoid
paying ground rent. I think there must be up
wards of one thousand tents pitched on this spin
of land—very few of the occupants having the.
funds to carry them to the mines.
During the passage from Valparaiso,' felt rad&
er sanguine about the gold excitements abut it far
exceeds my anticipation. I have hatulled 'abaft"'
$1.5,0'10 worth of the dust, since I have been betel
Last night a gentleman came from the mines o&
the San Joaquin, (San Wakeen,) bringing with!:
him several lumps weighing over six pounds each:
I conversed with a person who showed me twenty.-
one hundred dollars worth of the stuff, that he find;
taken out in two months. The richest part of•the
mines is now covered with water—and it is said;
by persons coming' from the diggings, that it wile
be better this season than they ever were befOre.!
The Americans tire driving all foreigners from
the mining grounds. They are coming down in
boat loads. Gold is found in every stream in
California. Wages are so high on shore, that 130
vessels can keep its hands on arriving in port.
All the crew of our vessel deserted the moment
she cast anchor, and the officers had to hire the
passengers at $l2 per day, to discharge her cargo.
Out of one - hundred and fifty ships laying here,
there is not one that has kept Its crew. Meehan.
ice of all branches of business, are making for-
tunes at their trades. I was offered a situation in
the office of the AIM • Californian, at $5O per
week. Carpenters are getting from 15 to 25 dol
lars per day ; bricklayers, do.; bakers and tinnere
$l2; laborers on•tbe wharf from 8 to 10 dollars.
The freight is taken from vessels with llghtersand
scows. These crafts are owned by merchants, and
hired out to the labcirers; the merchant receiving=
two-thirds, the taborer one-third. This enables'
the laborer to average from $lOO to $l5O per
week. $20,000 was offered by Government to
place two pieces of cannon4u3d one mortar on a
hill beside the city ; but no one would take the
contract. It is very difficult to get hands at any
price.
The fare between this place and the diggings is
very high. It ii $l6 from here to Stockton and
Sacramento cities—a distance of sixty-five miles)
$3 per hundred forfinight to either of these towns',
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.from thence; it coati fotir cents per tiOttod to the
diggings. ' '• • -
The tide of etnigratio : altiians -:'- ' t te be to th e
,North Fork of the Sitararaiiito lQu>`-'company
itt. the Sin Sottqiiie,lishifeltte best
gold
Tile4teartireiOrtliforid4errivild on:Stitaley night,i
4he tli'instani : .'liringing ear accolititajfrom the;
Isthmus of Panama. The average number ofi
deaths there is from twentpfive to thirty per day!,
She ; lcTt sigh -on her upwanttrip,,,with fever anr(
cholera. Thexiiis now a' b'aritiutliti the Itarbol
that spoke the ship'Humboldt, from Panama, sayi
ing that they-;had throwneighty persons over]
bold, and bad twentpone more on the sick listj
The northern immigrants appear to be more sub;
ject to, thislatal disease than the .natives. If yod
hear of any of my friends coming by way of did
Isthmus, advise them to come in a party through
Mexico; to Mezathut. ,
There is brit very littte-eickvess here atepresent
The most prevalent disease is diarrhea. . The Irq
habitants of Hippy Valley have been visited more
severely with it-than those in any , other part a
the city. I. have bearcLof but- three deaths witl2 l ; •
in the last four months.
The weather is extremely warm ; some
,days 0 . 43
thermometer stands at 105, at 12 o'clock, in the
shade—and in the evening, will be down as. low
as 45. It is 20 degreea warmer at the mines tlt
here.
There are' a - great number of Pennsylianians
here—among whom I noticed several Pittsbri*..
ens. Col. Geary, .of Westmoreland county, has
charge of the Post Office; he, also, has a large
commission warehouse.
We heve received dates of Pittsburgh papere up
to the 15th and 'l9lb, containing accounts of ' the
difficulty between Forrest and Meeready.
•
I will 'again write you when Igo to: . the
mines, giving you a description of the trip; the
bays of Juiran and San Pablo,emi the San Joainin
river. Aim, the success of the gold diggers.!
I will close my letter, by stating that- we are all
well,_ 'The following are the names of the'yOung
men with me: Dr. Wm. Patterson) Inultil M'-
Lain, J. P. Speer, D. H. Russell, Thomas D.llll'.
Masters, 'Wm. Mackey. Yours, truly,
P. S. Since the above was written, there!i s a
rumor in town, that the sailing ship Brooklyn has
been w reeked off Cape Horn, having on board
upwards of one hundred and fifty passenger'.
The brig is now in port that saw her in diatress.
A. A S. '
IX' Elenneu 'of the New York Herald, says:
wWe have every reason to believe that a more
rept; deceitful, and selfish cabinet - than the Pretend
one never existed at Washington, How long are
the honor of the president and the public intonate
to remain iu attnh bandit,.
Clifl The Hon. Mr. Chadwick, M. P., lately rode
au a poney in tba underground sewers of LOntioni
tweet-three miles in one day, in order to 'aectivil
facts on sewerage to lay before Parliament. -'
OD' Prince Metternich is-gaffe:lag Ham a(sotten
ing of the brain. Belk in , convicts state of spa.
thy, greatly distressed in mind, and so Car- Sank in
dotage that he did cot tabogniao his dapgMer, the
Counts= Lauder, *he spade a journey. futon Hngland
to see him.
CZ, bliss' Carolice M. Corrio, of Willimantic
threw himself into the mill race at Wellnille, (the
lower part of the vfllege,) on Friday overlie/ref ins;
- , wg o4 4, r 4 la `"Atr,s o * P te ,YO.I.9!I!IG
•ULthe altar etNeer York have'
presented-aea. Avarua, recently Minister or war
at Roestleorler the republic, with a splendid award,
as a mask of their =teem.
ezr rdr.Blacmady hie entered into an !copse.,
merit for foutztobtlis a - title Haymarket Theatre,and
bound bimssil filially la:leave the cogs at itho end
or it. . . So Jays the Lon4on Standard. 1„, _
I=7" A contract for 3000 tons ofraikaerillleon.li
reported to have been 'Made inEurupe
ervile Railroad'Company, for the continuation , 0f
their road to Easton, at about (142 a ton, delivered .
in this country.
WI" It is stated in the Albany Evening journal
that Dr. llardenbrook, who wee recently Vied at
for the murder of Mr. Nou, was married
to Mrs. Nottat Sandusky City, Ohio, on the 5111.
cep. Victor Hitgo is president of the petthe con;
grass sitting in Paris, and Elba Burriu one of the
vice.presidents.
m:r lean &runlet, arse of the most anima diect
plea of the Fourier school, appeared lately . before
the Paris police, to answer a charge of having die
tributed printed papers in the streets, without a li
cense. These papers were entitled "St. Resurrec
tion, Universal Felicity, and Cry of DistresaM He
was sentenced to be imprisoned six days.
EZT' The travel on the Now York and Nevi ; Haven
Rail-road is unprecedented in the annals of Maori
can rail-reads. The receipts of the Compaiy are
about 02,000
OZT An town paper, at the conclusion of 'am ar
ticle relative to the late democratic victory in that
State, remarlyi k that "the crop of Coons is very
email this yeal,ll The same may be said in this
region of courtly. We only know of the *dated
one in Algerinollhode Island.
ATIP The-Governor of New Jersey has offered a
reward of 0600 for apprehending and securing the
:pavimii/Ortielsons, who Murdered joint Collins, at
Divert, Burlington county, on the 26th u 4., and
,
0200 for apprOhending each of the persona who aid
ed and abetted in that transaction.
rte' Tb Poitoffice at Charleston, S. C., wits for
cibly entered ills Subday eight last, and o large onto
ber of letters opened, and scattered upon *hi floor.
,No account &Oho amoinB of snonirtOltersiONmo
wren, nor hgtifeiy duo Neon obtained of the sob
:hem.
IX7 - Thh coil earnings of the Boston and idattle
Rail.road duffel; the last year amounted to this auto
'of two hundred and fifty-four thousand dollars.
CCP The is 4 Board of Visitors at West Point re
peat the recommendation of their immediate pro.
tieceuon, that the pay of the Cidets be alibied
from 624 to 141 per month, the original amorint.—
With the strictest economy, those who hale no
Iriends at basal, to assist them, find that they have
not sufficient for their support. -
- Grf• William-Goodwin of New Haven, states in
one of the papers of that city, that, during the lan
four years he Istm watched the beds of the sick and
the dying one thousand and one sights, and that he
was never poorer in puree, richer in health, nor
higher in spirits than at the present time.
ellir New disuoveries of load ore have been Made
tibout two miles West of Dubuque, lows, .It is maid
? that there is between 70,000 and 100,090 lbs. of min.
tiral'in sight, witlre good prospect for more. .1
otr The. Governor of New Jersey offers a reward
of 8600 far the appreheeton of the murderei of
- tellies at Beverly, and a reward of ono for any
Person who idany way aided in the escape of the
Murderer. •
tzr Austin , E. , Wing, of rifichigaa, a Delegate in
Congress while Michigan wee a Territory, died; at
the Water cure eatabliahment in Cleveland, Ohio, on
the 215th ult.
uar Twashilling pieces, called florins, are clef
coined at the English mint. A proclamation has
been Waned by-the Qiieen, declaring 'them . !meta
tender.
Win_ _____ ~<. -.."~"l~:~,'~i~itix'"n
MEE
A. M. SWANkr
News tuid Mine Miens Items.
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The followinilpolj,te and.vomplimen!;ity-eclrree.,
poodence hag See'''place between Tr ea c the
Whig for.-qoveotor of gitie**ppi,-4ed
15,L 1 .18 , k
Gsa Sap A. Qrl*f_s*t-,.7/itir lOtiectiorge
of the - .ilutiesaArivolVdd's.iin me a
the Taylor Republican:party for'the officit oL.Govi
erpor-ofibis State, I expect to address the people
at the , times:and places designated:in-thennexed
liett,and I hasten to tender to you, as an opponent
*DrXii.V.,.. of All's eVaiteit,',li-impectfal invitation to
attend the appointments, and to participite in the
discussions on fair and equal ,terms. Indeed, 1
hope it may7beJagreablir you to authorize me
to announce the appointments as , joint, arid . that I
shall have the pleasure iif receiving a CoMmunio`a.„
tion from you to that effect in time for the.an.'
mouncement to be made in the papers ocithis city
to be published on Friday next.
I have the honor tome,` I
Very respeotfully,:&c., '
LEA.
Mosstorrrn,.August 241849.1 ,
Loire LEA, Esa.--Dear Six-Yesterday I recehr.:,
ed your letter dated the 10th inegbutprOinaited ,
the 14th enclosint'a litiCelYout; appointments, as
the Taylor Republicau otsdidate,for, Governer, and
tendering me as invitetion:to.attend them, and to ,
participate in the discussion' "upon fair Ynd , eriurtl ,
terms.: I havemrt contemplated so. extensive
caroms, as that you prescribe for,younielf,
and'the time especially when you proPcieete . tom
wettest it, would beinednienient to Ine,rindincom
patiblevvitti other engigeinents which 1 bavo
•humed. Alt therefore obliged to decline.your
polite invitation; I may, hiSsrever,'poes, ibly, heen
abled to meet you at some'point or pourts.in your,
route. If so, I will endeavor to convex to you'in:.
formatiow of:the-fact , entirely reciprocate the;;
courtesy manifested by your communientionond
feel ,assured that, in you, I have a•worthy oppe. -
nent, not disposed to degrade a polities!" contest
between two greet patties, into one of petty ,Per-'
sonal issues, but to discuss, before the people of
this State, the principles and policy, Vogt Federal.
and State, which distinguistr the Taylorßepnbli.
can party from .theDemoeratic party: ; '
I
I remain, very respectfully,Blc.
J.A. QIIITIvaN•
The California correspondent of thelireht!Sork
Courier and Enquirer, writiatfrom th&anhuita=moer.
date of Augatrr, says.:
gg What moat strikes a stranger in' the Mines, is
the perfect order and quiet there. I may truly ay,
that in point of Integrity of Sharaterithifi'llolted
/Rams has lint its very best .meti as representatives
to California. This is no fulsome. praise, I never
saw a body of men, so well educated•aad so honor
able as the great mast of miners. • • Many times 'Since
the foundation of our Republic, have:our 'citizens
exhibited their peculiar capacity for aellvirerniatent
by splendid exhibitiood of public virtue; but none
are ao brilliant or convincing to me, es this act.
which !zee every day on alt. - sides: - Thousands - or
men are away from their homes, engaged iti themost
dangerous of alt pursuits, perfectly free fare! the
sword orthe law and all restraint except what they
choose fur themselves, and yet they Alatittet them-
selves more honestly, soberly midpeacefully, than
when watched and guarded by careful legislation at
home! Common virtue makes the most perilous of
all situations the most secure. It converts lawless.
news into a higher species of liberty Pi,;;;
The first !pile, on fide road, was date yeeterday
siternoon, immediate/y emit of t 'Stailiters
Ma r ls the commencemenfot ineetiinportant,
ittr
provement. Thera is now no doubtentertaimed that
•he work will goon, the -whole -under
Lnetract to he completed in - two yezin4frenillevem
her nett.—Ciere/andPkandesder of Thiiisifrip:,
Ancrrura Wirinrsu..—We learn from the South.
western papers that proposals have bean Issuedfor a
meeting or Mass convention et litutl*ille,,',Teunes.
see, to be held on the 15th - instant of the , heirs- of
William Jennings, said Ito have 'died
intestate, In Suffolk, England, is 1719, leaving an
immense property, now estimated tit some forty
millions of dollars, consisting of Orin* back and
.othet 41 0 4 1 1 3 0 OnOrlnge* FlrOgeriTi•AVis
still Onastited, -- and lying the - hands:of theihihali'
Government, subject to the claim end - control of the
heirs. Most of, the claimants realde'iir.Tennesitee,:.
-Mimissippi, Virginia, and Indiana. An adverke pink
session of even such personalities as ranunerated
of seventy years, to say nothing of the real ,estatii;
would, we apprehend, be at least nine poiater of the
law against the American descendents of William'
Jennings. -N. Y. Jnor. of Costrouree:..
Wao u Ha t—What can the Perked Transcript
mean by instituting 'nett inquiries us the , following t
• ?
Tenn this . 1 a fie° untintri
" What is pleisanter or more perfeitly agreeable
than to.see a friend who owes you a little bili s which
be never has the money to pay, going Off on capita.
iitSe excursions, rides, parties of pleashro l or I.o,pla
ces of amusement 1 IVs a satiafitctior - ,,biliniaw that
they have the means of enjoying - lltUnnelset v erttln
though you don't yourself. Would it of-bee gond.
idea for our legislature to exempt two-thirds of every
man's income for this porporvir
Psonnta..--A llztat Steamboat 414eictent.Tho
Washington Republic, of yesterday 'mil: •
41 By a private letter received, detect Tampa, Sep
-o:mbar I, we learn that the otetimboatblery,l4to).
land, havingon board United States tr , oops, inr,ocir
vice in . Ylonda, burst tier boiler, by wbleltimvontenn
men were killed, and one hundred and*enty boil=
and moles.
w No Wiens have been seen across theabie mince
the Bret depredations were committed; Every day
signs are reported, but nothing bee been touched in
any of the homes, nor have any of the : whites been
molested.”
Trtz 000 D TAMAR TlSlEll!—Siity *OS a day!
We have received two letters from Cataatique,
high county, informing us that the veto or Many of ,
the bawls working at the Crape iron works have
been reduced from evrEarr to SIM ants a day
Ai our informants are respectable men; there Can be
no doubt about the flict, and wo pree4rne that oui
amiable fr.end, Mr. Thomas, will scarcely denpit
this time. la this a specimen- of the qgood times+)
we were to have under the Taylor adhiluistration 1
East= (Pa.) Argos.
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C 27 Nonce: avaav ezra woos* strafi: thinecnii.
—The American• Oil, having-perform y its use so
many remarkable -.corer, ono beta A world Re.
medial Agent for stwionti disanaeS, h *l e id t uced some
perform y
persons to counterfeit this'itiluable TM,' icine, the:
original and genui ne American Oil tf:q ained from'`.
a well in Burksvil e, Kentucky froor t the selected'
only proprietors, D. Hide 4 Co., whirippointe4 Mr. •
Wm. Jaekson, of 89• Liberty atreetsOttikiltEllr O*
tole and only agent for supplying sub.agents, in Wes.:
teen Peoesylvatua, western Virginia,end part, f;
Ohio. The true and genuine Amana-01 hi* de*
green color. There are various counterfeits abroad.
—some Seneca Oil, some *taixturerclosely ream
bling theirandinei puiporting to
come Rpm the Pito.:
burgh end Allegheny Dispensary Company; some'
black, Some white, said Lobe made from the (MM.'
nal American Oil, D. Hale ik Co., the only and•
sole proprietors or the true and'origionl American;
Oil, DO NOT nor-Nrvrat DID supply - toy pemoril •
who make the ankle called Extract et American
Oil, said to be refined, clarified and mincentrated.
BRWARE of the worthless counterfeits, and OB
SERVE that Wen. Jackson, 89 Liberty Itireet, Pate-
burgh, head of Wood street is the ONLY - tied SOLE;
agent tor the:there mentioned District, and that ease
is genuine but what has the name- acid address
printed on the label, and in the pamphlet in which'
each bottle is enveloped, and likewise notice ; tint
the proprietors> address la printed in each pamithlet ,
thus: >. D. Hall & Co., Kontucky.>> Another Irray !
of detecting the counterfeits is the dß:o3 , ooc* in-tbo ;
price. The genuine is sold invariably et;bo cta. , perl
bottle and no less, while some or the tiontteiptits •
are sold at various prices under.- . %
The Pure and only Genuine American fa is. sold
wholesale and retail by Wm. Jackson, at the only;
agency in Pittabittgb, No. 89 Liberty event, bead Af
Wood at. •' - ; augsl:Sm
MEW MUSD:I.--Jan reeeived,A i tinther supply of the
AA following popular Songs fOr the Piano :
" Be kind to the loved ones at home."
" Neils , was a Lady" by 8. C:Fostrir.
"Row thy boat lightly."
" Speak gently."
" Beall/ul .
" V Vi r ginia Rose-bud.'
And a variety of other popular amide.
,TO/IN 11.1l1BLLOR,
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plB 81 Weed street.
OR IiAL E- 7- TlFfirrillo - 20TS - 0 - F - ORO
pleasantly situate above South Pittsburgh, onCont:
having a..front of 06 feet on .a -wide stniet, and to-t
gather 330 ket deep to a 60. feet einem, commanding n,
fine view of the river, no and dew% as alith.of this city
and Allegheny. For a bealtbfresideacejevelohatiens
are sapenor to the above. They *ill be 'sobtit a bar.'
gain and on ateenunodatinglerms. '
9. CUTHBERT, Oeu'l Agent''
septa 'Smithfield street.
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Xithrenia.
pettiallarait Etna Road.
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LOCAL
WORM. A "Viime.-;-Wei,
the studio of / 11 .r,4 - viiioFlliitta*gfii..iti**?irl
; above the E444 l 3l4o44lFilthlfifT*C; Rung
the few momentSslite,.tikiallk, iLeieeeiSe4 e°l JA El e u --*
familiar feounte:tiatteOltithitiatihtietylx4bited
by the artist toVecatichfinilitldWii-iiWloiltus - foi
words to express our tutietrutlet.of theyaintiaiKoS
the eetiefeetieeYe der&veiltrameueelf4.--''•:We
would adiritio oh! friend:llV
and spend an bitutr in his studio, andihey
,wilt ihete
meet with qu!tkikium:beiPr-faiiiljar and ItfedlkeY
cotratenaneearyshicliTs illcijiiiiigiiiiiaiMost to imet
gine the erietirkiiiiirsiiii*iiiiktiem;frim:theti*, -
. 4 -.ein j li gsim:Pr l u r bilt.Mi-0 - Ontql .
to bequeath to iiTroidjitli:fattiffil4ikenkiii..4oi, ,
ingly t!auggtqpinsiiii:Oqua.--.
S 6 ~Meacs, or
NT4lrwn - r°Frlo7e4
any'dirc Lion yon may dmanai
in Our - citi4Ort.naiciaintiiigiiilditiciithe f ittiat.
'onmistakkbleiofFit*ushlpreleptiirmeittgar4
;c o n fin e d cP;th9 - cizi!PliiP 4 4 ll 4 ll34 lja"ntdie
them Near houteisluegnitiglitititeloltrogei - nOntl , :
ng '
down; as Ed d, wtquigs
• and !WM,' 0..1 1 4.a4Y41.41C10 1 .V.44,011 01 18 - s l wPfu ,
it's' of heiv i moden l il f i k - fWki*# 1 ° 0146. ! , .... 4 4 6 '
• numbernnumber of itittabiterits;-eint'ihii-amyktit , ~,
:ite!! 0 4 1 43itca 1 142440 -1 04.0..004ietidloPittttbRak
_fifty years hence" ;
EainuteCurrittriiitrions:4*O'reWeoiii readers
to the advertisement (01 01031tr1°...
found ►n snottier
:-Who • know Mr. C., that he bank[lb lkettiii*litijOit•
ment-of goods andythaf lib = will'sell them as elieap
`dß stq,. - othersjmilar establi shment 704Pwr,Lulp
e-
Auti own Itoowiinige . Teri .uttecO r itt
the cutting ilepartinent IS - atetre'retirt:Of 004 taste,.
'and has had lopir,Oßtijenctit,ig.itlLlS particular' line.
success to-the- establishttierit:f• ":,"--1,1
oza.— lady railed on the Mayor yest~6r~
, day morning and stated •that !t , k3o - pl)l,fitot to,
be!leia't#o l iff*ifitc4l4l2 4;l6e6ik"-Atatic* rgwfi ;
and.aakell that 163 might4hhsaaa iatanCe to r4,C.
claim - bet;' /1141166°rsate d . 0 .6. ;ilili - 4 1 4isliV 3- juzir
*irincoind ibujitti -waA.:orisituint,gl when. he
,doclinedlo interfere in the matter thinking, itaj"
Pa l e . thaCr.the young -tO7-fw4!R!ii.Tikt#lP,ltget
take :care cif tierieff. - : L i •
=III
along orte_ofitlttileitiiiitstpit
Sunday, :we saw -a-little girlieppirMityaWnk - lkight
or ten „Yeurrp_ragei_r_ ißder,,iio.inieenoW or
intoxication.. We _rinked,her what ithi'lmd• , 'lr§eit
drinking ; she told tua porter itiWhittjtey.,4llo ,
upon our 43416,1 !iii Why;ehii,iiritritilt;sholold idler
mother drank the samomid-olliiiied.lieiM!ilii
B'lo3-'4 mother tn4.lOie - 04,4 z ;64:i . ii6i,,ve
oar doubts iticint it.
fir iL 'New YorlrFlarr
says that hir.Smith dethilttsferpA)43£lolBCh O ap
enough (hi a'ileor andflt. for.a.gent!ortatt,;?--
We were not aware before that peer mien 'tieeie itiot
gentlemen. Talking of hate rethiads'Ai that mato;
tieed yesterday a perfect boantyirro ceitattettinditer
.dowit-op Woad street *fetch we fancied Would fit u
co a nicety'. . :
Cast rr an Titan hatfe - unilertitooii ft= ghod
authority that many of our citizens have been cbargF
edfour cents eftekvfnair lateeiritil poi
present Post Waster. - Formerly bottalf oth:o4lmi:in t
was charged, end if our recollection is .-nci(itt fault,
there - hag beett i holds, 'passed - authorizing
to 4outdo that ounAlot,:. Will thatotticial gentleman
enlighten Ile on this tubject I'
Om m a L -01 mPbelig - oilhtt Mcio No l 4 3 :* l -
change, hag receigaddirect ricia biltinioig4.gEgapply
,af fine fmti Aystela, and will keeig`thig' agitongtaßt . 4
zfrilke : B4ll4 tigAlkt.) , ti 111f*:t1,014-#4tibit
C ii ttr," ibrznuo - 004 - r*aoteletaidEjiii !
lgia,aiggartigetaeat•ia another colarbii.--,
Cer iLalaa`inZigh Ldbi cdPTY '1C 11 , 1 44 11 4 T+PA
Itt,lle2title of 3' new 3; S. Ari Etti; it hi an,
interesting.work,; and wilt have 41 2 11 Bake
Holmes on Third -street hasitfok tate." - .lsfr:ll:has
alto received Sartain's tanganialfrd? Ntabet.=
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meat U P 4er i he maP'VraPikt.strita present ,popithn;
iandloict, Mqj. Raaanz,Nre ataliapoi
Wag a fair ahare, of hasiaesaitiase drat 7 -14ar prafer
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day afteracia' co coultht!thelp thinking that the;
alladayr,ollf taatakq attit.htthir
it 'rail in die viroogtioa.
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.a.m.samary Pagano—There ten . :tierepia; ,
bra:Tata' teifore-,lllayer.,Ruet jesterday, meTningi,zuz'
trclinne aiankortnetts and WO
oiderig conduct ti
• cc , • • • ' •• • •:1" i
°pit Or-Itte ciiiciouittp6o7o apyrten stagel
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manager of theltatiosal Tbeatre, for his criminall
" ctloWrad • ear'
4 0 )3 a : 4 C , Ora
k nown ,. i n this.citv
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oPamillsz•--Ona dm hefts- c'f'Aiil, ( 7 . ;tm#*en
oaripmg'fiotcewithhimooSagdaypightoposs n..
Wilma:dad be have FAtightit;:itnif whet
leg to deivith It. "'
Smlam, the Ywwkee'delineatin.. to atlotit to ~Thig
out ntmter ornew YanYde-ptemt,itialadltO
playing attheAValimt-in •Philaaolphta -
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Pnucs tTliercOwere•fiieleititt(ere:tilii:Vaiir,
=yeatenfai, itjrepanliThtl'w ith'iirgtikeiOn'eusl• Iket" - -. - Four
ware sent to the Hill, and-one Fitiatilai fide.
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tr 4 9l o 4 ilfOr. ll 3veibi6: llll gliged far arm ,
nig hie eibre• Vnqur URI
PeFfoutt Scll d ei. °- radl iml tzt * le V u ri rtPf l o 's' en in very, dian k/ V n egeWi d
ewe-they cleanse and purify the' hOd7 Of all bad liu
tiriOr3Vid-ItYetVbing:lbnift IPPaguta-40 licalihilind lira*
`part such 'int energy - to-Alta circulation, that twaltleund
.Agar to the WhOletkarne-: PlAnatoroto four of
stud Vikatiett .I,l7l.Atakon,olt.gniell.loPedt
soon wake a peeped Mire of thetatist - Igmuup.e . ipmer;id
Scrofula elit the some time the winstittnion will undrold
ench a safest -change that Retards, at Well as - a 9
other complaint, will be banished (rem the body, and
newlifitand ilgor will be stivepeathe whole frame -4
:Bowel qr ataiittnyliit And isnionfons.i.iltetnemPer
that the Original dna Only Uminilildban-Aregetable
ls have the wrilten signature of lytkuala Watorrton
ties telt label of each box. _ •
Remerater, als4lballl., EGiiieirPruggiat, carrier infi
- Market and Third streets, is not an agent (Orthiwattedl
tin t e and wet cannot guerantee geninnathak orated
by bum foraali, ;
The fferWitleiS fit sale at Dr. - WT.IODi ‘Dtinelpid
Office 169 Rabe alveoli Philadelphia , end TODM
THODIPSON,46I Liberty 411 A t, Pittegurgh,; 11 ,4 din
is solo *gent for this city, bywhonr - deztlers can be tw_
plied atilt* wholesale rate. - • hepl9.
• - ;"1- 1 1, ;
At Philadelphia, on Thursday, the IlithliistaiditraPr-
Ihrokuta D. Lorcm, of Beading; . - • •
Copt, ‘.74ocser commanded thietteadlog AAillerhas
dram the organisation , ocSatittissAtutY in Mexico un til
11 : 4 ad uit'e a ati r dC tb7 101 4( 111PhanYt .sn'a tg u l:k B4.l l ll7'l llige P(thall"t r t ail le d lia: ri ed eiie lb7l.ll6Cl e h ler tia , et , 3l7l) 77 . .
Their Ogee eves uk T igaPt gmsictuid Peut 'o l i 4 nia'
Beginnint, and nobly did they: malt:Wither lehotabl'a,
Through''A long and,iiria o 4 l4 w9eigd Captain '
and hit Orelopanywere hi active:and-Pardoilkeerwee,
and mostdisungulshed at the dowrgrot of Obiipujiipec
the the; 0 4 /44 .1 1 4 1 nd the,sursender. of the An.'
He way d ttritlernixi of high' general c/Aid,irdinary4a
telligetteet"deenied to his alltYY , lll:ollMithal, an ardent
and friend. ' • - • 0.;
On Muddy, the 17th iastaot;ki,-.lpAstlC,iiiiici,"of
Coneweption t sged4B years.
The friends oftios'faruily are lnvited to attend bisfenei
rat, Eton* hi* tare reiddence•On - Liberty streets near.WV
nu,' ells-dart riteadaYelAt 2 ttclitak,l..
',MOyat s 2 einalfrit ;++4llB itabseriberWill
keep up constantly (at the Mononkthels Exchange) train .
:Ma timer
FRESH ORME.% heMittaerve tip iii
iletVo
the yery,battatyle.;„'. ' •H. C. CAMPBELL, t
sePliklaPr , ,,: Cot._of•iimitheeldand Fourth :oh. •
*mei ~J . -T o4,EN.Thec, r hOittLlNG now occupied' by)lo
oubaoribey-onet#o corner br Tbialiort Rowrots.,
ordaining, rani'reenttr, bath roam with hot and
0 4 )Idwater;aLdalltlioinotbrrrirtiliroveifie - OW'Ervire
oaths pt or of '
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Post
Reported for - the Mo!ning •
NEWS FROM SALT LAKE: • -
* • • St. Loron, September 17.
A. W. Babbitt arrived from Council Sidle, bring
ieg with him, the Valley mall up to the 3d thin. The
..airir.altgal prospects ate cheering and the - health at
the country e 4o2d. 16,009 .emigkatta bad ,liaeaed
tbrougb they' ri
Maa lift , _ and 300Cic obld-r;hiftir there:— •
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turned; back.: - .flier-Mormons
1 1 4 41 04Ve:Iffilitr.?*undlrfe Ono:1111 Th e I n .
.di :oneNitiftl44ll4,.:tetircbandiae - wail Cheap,
altandonMl.thukt - wago na
bid a thaailkile,:thin side
f ,totfßorVkiinetfiiinid!lentls9 teams -edge of er r i
G Would
zSimendean had eitab-
Gibed agiiiiiiiiintiatAttiiittiti Fork. _ •
bai , n eigalized a pro- - . •
StatiOf blieert.
We illaralo l Woglis!..lfrurFgod thaktheOnedar and,
*0.040 19410049ati1iii.illitf-Augata.— •
ertre'l'Oirdifo WOWS:re tiftitamo3:ilia *eradefeated,
iiniciriy' including 2 - 9
iranieteAnd-Onichlef. 'l'hoOrnachter,l9at-4 hilted
and 9 woMuled: , : i iinsiCh . rid - Fotea Were nhout to
• gtike"..witi on the ;!a c ynnea. • I
a
cumeisiasillfic 11 184. - • -
'leafy Clay arrived atpynoiritta,ll:litid iverdeg,,tind
left For lfeb fina'this ntotaalh
Tigre it three feet wales In the'channelbotWeen.
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tol*
Nsty Moat , s apt 17
Flour:-.The•tranoetionti
1 2nte - Avithent nay material adage uiSpri4i,4dthiogh .
.npohtheivheles.thesaultet.ia.nitheolie f ivier.:_:t.:- • ,
Grain.•. There-is nellaag - 11 - eicilo Wheat worth
noticing.ZErhise whiiatl Op bold mitt.2o-per bish - el. •
Corn nuppll6:llave come forwardfinely. _Thole
niand:havlogfalliti off, prLemlitorwreuede4;:.‘. ti
• Proviaions;.There is o t t g I I log qt.fireoiiisaa
worthy , *Poetic& -Tile tutirkerbisteadY; tino4 , lolbut
nay sales or coitrequeeett....:;2:;:,-• -; •
• 7 eof%6lTtiere , us- better traidier
market'anal:rides have:declined one-eighth, .
Sugar. demanitturli.
Orlenne auffat,_ecd prteest'are eaitettteit; life •
note sales atAiliSc. riccerdliig to gogity,,
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Cmt~rtc4u,Sept. 17
Plaor The trifle bas been light n!la-.1135t Market
0011. There have been sales to.dogi or 350 - ).tiairela
sound old at 15,60. _
I.4,Criffn.../tra . firm ftwrip:perleiii7-''-:::••• • - •
'"- - .ostal.:ere'firtn tir SCaeltr.:pet.btir4tel; New •Wiicat
..I , l7bilikey. • tialea at
We note rake- OffiOonion:batocat
.-p lb; abonldeni and -sides tiOititiiirritt
- Coffee end Sigtutlllo;llb24t#rA:•*:!!PPl4:-411.iklitie
la PPrices.
- .Balea of Lentle*Petls6. per ;Sales-
•of Lard at +ll. ' • .
Ili carom:
Deellff Circle 11131fPIIIIVIAne . •: • • •-• • •
Second Tier -•--• .. • .... • -,;••••••• 50 tadta.
Tour Avraczo—Poore o ? i ett , Cuitatn writ tttie at
btur Past 7 .°'Clc'ekrPredi
By nerei 41eit r the •
rGy thr:o :Light& •
ielitill the- •
TCZStirriSN4eMbbrfrlaceizy. _
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Pierce o,eurli."--
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befolloreaT„..niiirrolt. Kat h leen • -
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Doctor O'Toole.* —4trae11":)....,`-rn,...v...,-Miss FantLY;;: •
after Marc
'a 3TttEiCaAL:-"OL*tr'i-lhe'lietee- 1184/21?'
To;eonalnde with A
DAY
IN PARIS
Characters -Mine RislonigailgkE4444-7' tad iiule : dgaer:`
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Oesstlaminsts.". , ViinaditslssajtaclisiO,
WIIOVESALE2AND•O
No. SQ OR TS 13_ 1r Ma ±S,
O . I2II PFAitt:ELW
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itlwary:
-ors hasukssetarge, assartraiSii of - :-
Bosoms, Collars ; C ravatOloves,.. kloalery, 3ispend s
Under Shirts. Drawers o!cor.-reser.
NIAWIM , O 4 4 - 9V,W43M0:
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eiraimigireeSlMln_ 7p 7 1 1- 0110*:134341;:ta g.
Void beittefnatrutfaenwers • ~L
lOneTrosetvoisd7oet., corral in the arlikot" Untie XIV.
=On_ e do 7. do, .
the do " 7 "di) round comers, plain caning.- -
••e - do 7do plain round cornets. , .
Ode . 1,- do • - 61.d0 elegontly - chtved: • ,' '
Oztert )8} do- pfautletutd corners . - •
Onis'v.:vdo - do- do' di) ,do • •,; .
Onto'gkdo -6 do' carVedibridtare.:A ' , q'
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Oae .aro 6do - pialaround,Corhert•ti
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Onti-' 4 o do 6do da 4c. - • . 4 5 ,‘
One do „40 t alone ationto.
All the above aro fogathei celebrated inanafsetory of
Poitortband are ;warranted ittall cairapotad
the rinrchase'rtionty.refrinded, foundedefoo l lvo • to any
particular., The. prtreattnathe man as chrorrit rit'the
rnaintfireuilY 4 odd Mani 100r.06 thOlo dr threnor atitt li tY
rkumcdhe rf ° 4 l47s * • -
auritnrai•)=. -
Sever; Posisciixiii 6 ocut., froro.Baconts, Ibivin, '
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One do - • 6' do' do tr" l / 1 7orce'ster, N. Y.
Two do 6140 do ,Bacon _
Ono do -- 6 do, 'do ;Volta& Co,, N.
Ail thrralicii4 Cart° Porter orttriantadin eveey Fes-,
pen; be Eng =do note sal y to tirde . r, and riteystieh moan
be tolled orcfOr durability; even th tomb and or snpo
rior tone, ' ' • "JOON B. It,
Solo p trio hale Ohieharing's Piano Fattes r ,' '
• • for Western Ponnitylvanta.
: ,- - T-rialra,V. ' ll - cpasETz=Strnied7: wi ,4 &f;oin •
P -3 -,; - RdithrveTownsban, cni Friday ave 11th
.cOl inst., a BRIGHT atY;six years oldontiantean..
an.a high; a small star'on the forebeadilho rem hind
fod‘Nvlnte half up•die lee; theitorefoot votive-to the first
gtood condition ;-ttiong Gnat tall, nittld
Any person findtl3 •himarinll be liberally rewarded' by
leaving bits as the. HOTEL, end of the Old Al
legbetty Rifts; or in MOlo3l.B* . Cartr p -at-thet-head
Poor Nouse Lane. • -
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4 - lONSVAIPTINWE'ATI:anS inny:nOw, reecho 'ale ,
adVICOSAIMM IreatMeDtl. Of 11 4, , MT.1 1 4 1 0. ; 4 0."
UINTOWiii Pe; by giving !VoltmegentiolOrtnell' nnep
45 . '7euerilicistlti5 . ,,...epopsul,g11 , ;;;ItieroinesscAt
„Allentown; Peion..Se • • aaffsv)
AFETY 4.7.44,011 R feet , Encttliefety. Plums-foe
k7;'sale
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m t :tt131“ 4 114713PW8,15.V04:
;NO. . . 2BWlthirlelteeL
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vie, foe satel4-
RHEY;IIIATTEIEFtrs4 CO
OT. OP OttOUPLO-AND K HOUSE , 3TABI.I±
with Cower; BmA:es, 41telvam_Gtoss Am; pose
Pipe; lee., at AUOrDiOII,Oa knday'neiviliegem...
ber.2lst• at 3 otheetritt th e efteretkm>wilitteeold on the
Dm:lases. opposite The stew, Sege; a Lot_ of...eiopoa.
ft ent i tur /beg on Prospect treetotboye•Logat4'sod e,
-se t;
lending back% Oes;.onhieli eteeted tiek Mow •
cal Frame stable also; tit the edme rim enter
'Eteulat,Stielifing, Glass ja*Sinve slid Pipe; *4:-:"".
i'IItiICERY STORE, STORE PlXTLTakitaltdiatore.
‘,„11 - hoick _Furniture. tat AIM 170N.--413' ItTondar next,- '
soptsmber 24thi at ID delOck:loAlue linertoon, wID Ly
mold, by order of Hugh AloMattot_ slit/it:Lao:ire or aobt.
,Groy,:lirebotor oftot,aboyotbe-Footietaitt loN-bis. entire
stock G rosaries-tad colopriaboir voiroovitith
heroleos, pmligee, sutra ftttuxes t iter.;., too, Roan-
Et6ltotoi Httchttillittteils, Ece. • 1: •
sepia - - - • , 148 MeIdIENNA, Aael
.E3IPIRE I:7LCIITIIING3BIFOR,/&*, • •
• . 11 0:153LERERTLEMILEEZ.,, • •
IDIFEN-RY.CHIGNELW-wonld respee.sfully invite-0e r
1.1; 'attention of big frie.ndsand - -the - pnblia to his steer
of Frarrianableand•tritil made CLOTHINGs at the above
Itand....Tbose who prefer their Garment made - to order,.
always find-a g aol siren - meat of-Goods to•seteet
from:: Ale. Itoartste Parr;seill auend to-the:cottiug de
partment, arhieh is a guarantee of a- well cat,gtrid gord
luting gement. efformill tipared ; togrre Bath.
faction In the style- nod finial' of our,GoOdtAfEvery ex- -
ertion /babe M . 24010 please our euzuntterid.. • .17:1m
5 - toosala for ar0n5.5.5...5..:,4-.!•':..• •••••••
7 :lcraitiVPlLOPOSALS,addressidletittil,"P:'4lllll‘l4.
17 or &a Pitts burgh Gen'Comaptuty,e,•illidlsised,t .
"sato for Wrought Iron," will be received at the Offieirer•
the Works 0011.172untatLY,Ittelnkinst.;_III2:*0'el001(1Z
m. ) for furnishing tbe following owsutities and sizes of *Sr.'s'.
best'onality of Juniata f. '
'IOW feet ore byo incites angle Iron;W tbs. per foot.
1300.' 4 . .3. in. a
310 ""`. • ,
18 plates of .8 02.0 in. long; by 1 foot Bin: oridiiirtblek.
1.8• :1 4 " 1 "
Onts.:4 4 26:ffp -
" 2feell in. - 4 3 Ibt:i(P . ft.
3 3 w io te rr i airfrot,,ent to pattern, about 28 inches atone
- end, 0 - feell inch 10ng.5 - pitundsper,Toot. ,
300C1Poundi miscellaneous bOlt and bar. : • •
To be paid (or /n cash", 'air /months' deliirerY; Bidder's
xrilf please state 'difference ijt.prwe between Junieutilnd
• pkiddlcd. UktiCIAVELit,
ssist: •G. S •
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AR-COFFEESAIoeba.
St. Domingo and Rio Coffee litiltrtieltand.fet iuk)
diePEICEN TEA STORE,IO at* .
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