.1 - .ree e * - Pfleto-:'-', r.. O pen; -'" .',.ii-.-;.i:;:..i:- -::',S.4iiire:itittilan't-,Peibeto*raieli'-''olR,taii, Ifietitlitiodi - Lbet'in.--hUletindaratortd 11_ ,. .=tioepO , ~, !- "::::'....-.'.'• ikgederali'.-o*.theitif, : ll*'.!riefFee." -HOW :sir '-'...''-':'•, 4 weheitralttbieMi otthe teleretatiri to . ib li -,--..- , f-:::--- -- erylearitiiii ' sentitiowoe:leariPTceiltq.4 - --„- iite n tieing nervous , little taiderserearanLborre ...n. -. "they medref use etthlifterrei- what , ....-Vseemee `arid mention - there can ': be - betesen , theirl:ferdirept-..... .therrl. :ioirtril::-:PirtilliirOk.,ll--a11a....11")...eit them when - we mautiqulttket:theZ ;en •-r"Z i r; 3 iierlritiltiWrilkitortalir.,7 pet ,purfamil Y: , ,_.... - - • - -:or . ineelootOrrt- 1 Y ..,...:;:.... litaters4., , ,eitler-. . voluntary .. ~ m i . — s te l a- 4 --- -- 't , - 1 -- 7 1111Orth;ths' , -Intidietto of :01 . s_ ctibi c i l r 1 7,,, ,wi .: "-the nature ried_._,...' l2° - -.-: , 717- sEaltlarOende#o, oeArm-- •Abet:eat : • : ' • ''. irt:tio l i;t4 t it other_irate ats amu ses, ..... ' 4titre .. OW 144c4creelintSatiftteef_thebreMite --• .',. .Mirritiott,_4';theletrerx ,c.-fi'-tba greatisteitlitif •-•- .' , 5r:• , . -. .' „- -it:Oreiti; . doWnlheAlle°•"-J - • Now -; :: .-'---j iieriintiti:,:i*ifter:Sic,Mirlon.red - ', , witio- - 3.;roe,Alehfet 1 ::Lf-ii i iitipigi;;;;_-.4.l'hat of!heiig*hiripo4tiy.ssoff! .I'ittrisei'-:tit.l.4-:44014!*',bri.:404,.,1g0nw:5r'.7--•--','-.-,- - ,-''' ~., ~--''':,' •'- , ,',',,',,-,.,.:' ,''''3-',' r! , tleiiliterfait all the ofiie . bidi; , allhiriiitimeteefend/rtbe A4ll*t ,-01'"onialirecihiekleof. .0 oe-that i-it. pail hievii,prodoeit,'i,atilstieity.ifievetOne nAndrl t eta66ii iom ,' ' i2aine—nl i terlt of eiritt,,ofhariegiofaea m s4l4.iftiit:lForthis note of matter, capa ble a-'" f ."the partt:of ou r Wit, with the --- endow in g "-..: ,- . f " ... -• ' s i ti ii t i . z-ni t i le i; :; ,- -,,ol , *(ttOn”find, orjkoliag-e; .. 94, '.- -- .'-'', 4 .. , 0ue,) terdni are inetrtoelt parts of ii:. : litticiattittiiinitivikiiti;ittnicturts:Vicue4 en ink' ''' :-,4 t/ 61 ' 12 4 6. .i 4 0 4 :or saiitifenaiohAf.we*nnot • totiiii.ditir;:faszeof ourbodyi!Otk 06 410 : poicit Of, mnierile,..tentirmt IteinteeMeerone:Ot pain , proving ‘ ,:-404 ir.titriii'brim:Of-.lttle-lreee,ritmenne centre :ilea iiieiejerectAtaeic4teallote action. ..,---::- .. rear-,,,. -- .. .-.. .-t , :lifirk4t- - Triervatia trunk 2 -;Wltieb . -enitighm the 16,14eir,ezirefiftyntlinfr -.it Atrial:* thickmaito 1...-;- 'e;•'''. 4l iiii.tlitteefteger-;'diehleir.eroet heileee : all Pew Ft. k• , m o vinghielinoti'int seemeffeeliog i the lingo • lit:ialiOnpi.tii4flOrpositti# 444 ;:. , Ond s -L4eptsTed ..'"'"-' . e rititeriersoni influence, zoortifteit rale iirsteer of '"- • i'rndawing , partawr . motion , .•_ ',..i..7e.'itt,p4iti 4% 4 1444* 01#011tV of Villet!'ilo brain ' tint ingitallearroW are compared, and anatomists;.anatomists;. ' '' ' " I 'llteiteerritartledlOiail taiifiliur 1 ~ ,. .-tiOrit. their-co or,- : V.44eeed l 4o'ErniOettei In . the brain , the gray,; e;_i-.;,iistter. fek-''her-, most 'Par( PO' eitetoo; 0 01 #0 30 t en • its folds the whire'lloci4eri...sehilet -10,- . 1 1.4 1 4 11 # 1 4- , fiinirifiVeltlitlntiiiiikbpge•Forepletely - . .sentritrul.... - 4,tiyahecishite. -, ': Noon, en steneint rule, all the nervanicArtiidiS - of the' body ;' and " - their.'..branehesi IS. 4l hthe:e4iCeitiOn'artinisetat stiecials sensation, ' are composed of - Ouse:derived. -froth' them two .. -- "7-"Et.i,}l#o.i....llintii Aire the widirsuif the gray:net . eri and i' -these nervous -trunks- erCcoreinctors - Of' ~.,4 '''Leet;ceo±fge!Predtteedlirthe-neisofer centre by the i;‘• ~ .. - iiiiitiefiat - o,C.ttiet,-§71,!/, which -gives 'Asa either4o, iniikiet d tioW or mention. :Ant . -er'reriet extraordinar y:. • .-- .. •fea ilombielisigi capable of .tielpg proved bp : l,t::,:dfootie*pirkivint*lhat thil.'itinig*Aeli 'Admit ' - ..plane,- migice. ,- rise - -. to the: - Phenemena: of motion bk 43 24 1 4).rW1i- - -Of Itti - :.grartyzereeill'eehtle.', the . 7.. - rinfiree' - ' fro m- which thetrrufite arise; _dniliArther, -, .....-.-L .. :, that this 'change takes .the:tsbite matter . .. , i. - ..: ,-,,, !oti , tik, - ;-inkti.-hand;, the change billith.giveeriseti: 44:41tiestaintinsetatrosatirer talus idoceritthe ex, - penitiOa OfAhe - Aief•Mtre.trttelts..that ia , - . :.itr their . -- •-_..- ultimaesdietnibution I and thie Change takes place -..... _ ,..:7-,i- TheiritatOlielti4T:teihie--iiiiiir.etiour,. is'able -to. lireXe ietiefeeforilY• the ' origin of ~.thaieTlirerMent tureleri. end he Elude thatelliboas *dein from • Alta eOlOl-11tiricit!„-.and most .o thorn:radii& are 4 - q -1 0.i'arkaiOna - -fhe , brain,': do so by 'tea* • orier.of , shish ut'reameeted with the snorts matter, and other with thegrayt . - lie 'Baer, =and ins 1• f•li 3 , lll 9iih* - 4 0 44:idAPY-'lttlitt*Oittlieffoitie4 on tiiiiiiving/' aninir4 Ilathritatb*ht pinching Or , - - PtieldttOl.: . the-root-*hiclfitrisreslreaveswhit e T a1 i ti ,413616 n0 . : 1 M3 - Mitia#3:4 the - ,niaidial, . -".• sh e' olloo 4 ll 4 l3 -44Pring - Shatessr,: hut tam • : ::` ,-, :thereetzerisidg'frioin3hir gray matter, a:Si - evident listigiitr; of suffering -are - immediately lacked-1- , ' - `'.1•4 4 1.4n , i , if in the deadseimal we excite meacelet -:: -- contreetion-bytermis e t galvaninni'We'Reat '1 44 theielifirte,,of ..electricity through the - limb: by Means of the rnot'erisinir frees ' white muter,: as, tmeffrot Wrield be'prodecedif we attempted 'ode : '..;ilby'arittiner of: the root *tag. Mona the- gnsfr, 'Allowing, theisri'''thOfOgrkt44, *M nervous . , • ' are iXIMPOS44OII%eetteW-fiktrekOreeCOA 114,1151:1),A 10;‘,-,-nli4F.i*.4021*.ler*Qp4.17 . .: sg: tC4l V lCal7 r - ''''."---', " .: 1, • -,, ' , 'i -• it '' ' - ''. i i ireperrt, , o(thehOdy.'inietasrith . StkOjery-ki ...:: , :ehatige b lenedietely.. elicited in :thiextremities :,.,:-Z.Orthieentiant 4hres, maestros is-developet,Mid -, t l 4' change-thus induced is. conveyed' bythe amp. writ fibre to the brain, and through', its medium AO*/ atind.t: ., -"Etuveste the mysterious. .agency - . is • - .' - ' 1 the -like% then, `tliemdfoi votive: fif the greattierw vieut;eeirtrei 111.bn:right into action, end a change of inditeedil.--thit change "is conveyed liir the. trunk' to: the tinteclisituAlyiegthelniiiredOrts„ Or ici.: ettirSaininichl;, - -tit, whose , wmb*ediactinn litli , -,1- removed from (umbel initriY;': :But it is` ot *Ms. earr,tiirt' t an: 'lnjury should be *dieted that Meter influent* andeld:hegeirerateteeme mind hie** Power of inducing it et Oroll'AJl the nominee's , ',.• H of ourbodiesere'-effeetedlly inuseularaction,'-aro - ..:-;-i- throngli the egency,-it.the will. -.- We move nut' a mind : oriciet, , . mar , look at an .;ObjeCti wither:it - ths Jail having inst'Tilled - that it should be, d am - f. .),., ltiot•rhereare imOreelkeit in the ho ciao hod/ • which l ere - prekinnertlindependently„- t f gm ww • theimit:isidend iiituder: the - iallitikii6 . o l the mind, , entrtli*O4h;the medium " of a AIerVOIIS, s ystem; aitif ihil , systera '.hi:' called .hy . ,:tie.g i ngtomist . the - ..''eleetertgedic, It eergetente'Ameher of little keit. lihe bedfee- , eelled•ib7,th .0 ,kraratainiatige-iehleh iiii-extended - :tdeng , elle!..ittide of the vertebral col iimn44he whole of .6 ;04 ganglia being corinected hY Moesall , ot three; , together;:.:-Plow,..it,*ikeare auto& ni . theresiin g ui is capable of generating ettreoneregOaer iindepanden Ilya the brain hems • eeehlnei,ool•M' naidered as act nermetcent tre.` - ,The , '4tinb *134 from there' 'grufgliti tie distOtskprincipslty to all those organs on which . tho : -:ra - diy.:cit the hodydepends, which era em. - - 411404'; In. meretiorp - andlts - mitritioU. - It is the dirtni hi whickeitients elf the taidy are *of , 7 :4 intcvOtaitfin:l -- iNitli,*ich - thei r so that . no: tert, shall become or injured - wishing, thelmt i .. ..ieSl 33 .:o 4 4 l eirkiielfh . ft;,turd: indirectly, therefore ta. . v 'eMattg'[etfecteiliswill.. , pareiller,;eutrunphrs: of 4fils. fact are. of teeq•daT ;Megrim= a , Vi 9 / 1 4,1 t blow on the hia , Win4roduce. vou(iting; oe'legi ' ': - t• ejthe . -SYMpithy which' mrieM,tretteeMAM train 44 6 rSOMfiel4 and 'efeeseirse;; eftWoo.the stomach - '• - -Ae'llillredeee',ltthotiet; sett, emu -ricatk;;tintts , gie ~'• 140-4'*64-o:o4.iint9N-azattbeiintiii:iiiipt • ''' m teraftghtherrohnui.ofthe.brein; 1..'"-7-', .. '"- 7 -', -•'",' p.„trctiovlLleAlet, taa; „rett,sottentimi,eace more to .- --'''llle'reerPelet.' l2l,l3 49P Prett,OLafrinctions of the bogy, thronAce*:e/c4O this Est ( the sympa • ';' Vow) of 'abetter/one - .sykartn.- we will heti se. 1 41ePgWletii4er"Olaamples.. What le-Wetted to-when one', Mouth- is said hi be 'isiviterino et -..;.-..,the,sl:tht-of Wmielatinrine fruitor feediiiiiretiendi . ent*il:theielltiericir of the iiiiintacting•thrOuo • eintine4hUn'. - -Ot the ' nervous aXele*JeoPP/Ylotthe angrier-secreting . the , eeXte, - 7ms ; .again, are. eihrolaittlk-:seeteteiktiniter themodenits exciting - - iriti*e? - rd . ilkernottetts ofjoy,grief or teMiemers Viagnixorieree, diefrxOting . cause isviaient, they - - - liri:aspiiVeseed; hence, -re preemies grief , the aui --' ._„„iguistr'of the , mind is lessened on its flu* Otte* la,,steps - the flow Of saliva; sand-it eta. common prattle* itV India to detickethi4 , room . ttuf.naw. tiel'isertiiiihr by.Truntieg,, tit:clubs.. rheir . _rnanu t ki ..jibt ino wham mouth : it dinet t '4er. S short tirtur;, is considered the eel*Viider ,- eietitids'anzietyi persorut-teeeMe thi,tlfai. front its:femurs des . Posit ;of fit; 1 J; : tea be. - --leriernfere'larkaiesiter or, to:reeePitolate the,Mait trample* than could helm:tight forward 4:reving this influence ci .60e 04* so - - 'thiCiteivouti complaint must ar litionletha -. -' 4l l lOl. lie disorders of thklrlittftlid'iot of thebmay ; thriCinerifid yeti:xidttlifirifthilither.„- at Alntelffejturere , havi ng -,'tenter ,unctions of ai,id ,:yegsatt ~i ikaPY'diailiies:*3l 1."14ee0 ni4 lame& or otrertttVecoditioP. Rd o'r can ivy Of ..rarlirleeijet, :r.ifilo4l . 'iot thememeoV.ele' theriatioina yid by IxeeteriMr, th.qreaUenbs on telnour '2. 2 - rier exhibjt ere ' eaeryArghlr oersitiee.'"witla. ' - ' -tr ;P l AeT r ieA* l 4fliebtelO .tenteamitea telleithc. Z . ffinedxtlahnisnUdieti. it,o;. - :;,,F0r.,--this. * as p % ' ,44ll3lree l e a r kY;43V-I o irstirYiAic.ilice eoliemSol lin -44' cal* many loY:Pettente ef*eir feeeo4.-Aurrienti, Crems_ -..ie.ttrong iticiteutent lOmMOthewSiortili 'iliemstiroPreelbh'''' .lituell ehato of. :Kies and diet, , Change ottitual hams_ fo r , :ib- , )).ll4l.fsilnie e n s or al= systiirms-)nolte it ' _ ,l ° • 3 * k T,*ne.theie:Patients to: igletv implicitly iqUlVitl' teleit;)4ll4 btstlY, and-not 1444 fall . -de% tertrAstain;;;desin:i or will on the grart , of the Of' #FP; -- # 2oo4:joe p t i t yltor-hillr:4l4oaca iit a' ! 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FOR'CINAIsVODMISSIONE% O I ---GABIBLE iIt- , ..iop ...L ,COILING commit : --,--,,.--.--_.---:•-..._.-..--..-=‘,-.:1--.:.—, , --; ---- - - . — oti Allepubfortii Cp?atbliri/61galla %%GU IM1,1461: VINCENT, lintle! ponnty. 17 digifiSl:rde r . 11,Peebles. :JAMS O. EICRE_Y T r.. -- .. JAMlESlicarr_,22 oth. „ ..._ ~ ' - - TllMlAS* O r irr t Alie gh m/ Y -FAI I* Itliezzrmaak,Soi4 Pittsburgh. raarsoaot .-, , JOHN ipckla.l4,kluabnigh:- , _ ~ iltiiKis Bl.4ooloo4.lllilibituun. 7 - - ccanumpank. :,•,, -_ - ' - — l.ii:Vit.WßlTE*Pittstpirgii;L:_ - ' ANIAMtrAteCtLIEMSTES; kindleY - LtN6X, nal:kr/Ml=Bh. • Mottoits. 'rib • rieiAr,Wgeigs lb: AlleghonY Countb its , coar ptiatedstOkOSP l and ready for Oar ftleadoli • Ogiettiatry aratailatotoi to call ) mod ~eYs the 4 1 1 1001 eetiet.dbetiCeh Vito Amiaamatt, Lat. nary Dataciatia want/am that to kkaataato , ad« The t aw leette*# eeeeeearlt itettleß should be 41 ", 24 0 11-431 "ea . 441 tfn & tbs Eicebens nr have 10 e Bide, er:PeeetV tee within' te4 yours. Soo to kat:aim or you may /umlaut tata. EWALT INTERESTING- CORRESPONDENCE. We "publish-below a letter addreteed to the;Hon. Lutes IBtrctititnzt by the mem- Ims of ttmlats Damtentic County. Con vention in, this city,end also Er letter writ ten by a number of our Democratic citi isis, inviting that distinguished Statesman f.and- t.rue-hearted Pennsylvanian to visit Pitisburgh,',-inthe course of the present Season; and 'the reply of Mr.. Bummer thereto. The opportunity of `seeing and tatting by the hand one who has shed such lustre on the history and character of his Coutitit - end who by his long and brilliant floliticalearm has illustrated and difilesed the - principhs orourpolitictd faith, will be a rich end, - ever nicunorable - west to the . Dernocracy. of Allegheny. Where is; therein tins'broad land, a man whose private life and public listory, are /to free from blemish and reproach'as that otour expected guest ? For twenty-five years he hes served his country, at home and nbrOs4 ut * Senate and Cabinnt; with a devotion and - OW: that has - rarely been amitteversurp His private virines 'and public acts have endeared Vat to the people of his native State, and won for_ him the proud title of" Pennsylvaniala favorite con." la proper—indeed every consideration of 'dutyand . selfrect require us to give biro Vial= and hearty welcome to Old Alltvinany. Pretatuuton, September lth, 1049. Ham Tames B ttuma . , - Vett - Sir--We, the undereigned, Delegates to • the Democratic County,Conver4ion, ferAllighe - ny _County, iwieratei in the city of Pittibrugh, her ft jag - Muhl:toed that 'it is your intention to visit Meadville in the courts of this fathead wishing A au oppostunity of paying our respects to rut per. Iscmilly; in a plain ead. friendly.manner;and math !Al our deep 'anew of your distinguished and pa- Atiotie cervices to tite country, and your consten. er and devotion to the cause of pare and radical Deniocracy, aupentfully invite you to atop and remain with us, VOIDS,or returning from Maid. ville;ss long as yitur plenum and convenience will permit Tours, respctfully, • Wtn. Meredith, Jahn C. Dann, John H. Phillips, John M'Clowry, John M. Davis, . Robert Donshon, Alex. _Black, ,_ W in. Harps, - Thomas Parley: • Edward M'Corkle, Thomas Douglass. Robert Wilson, M. D., Gro. A. Kuits,, John Johnston, John it Robert Morrison, Pattersork, William &chop, S. Morrow, William Moorhead, John:Woods., Jolts Barr. Jacob Kitduun, Jaime Young, joluiltElhenny, Francis Klein, William hliElbentip, Barns Ford, &nj, . Andrew 1..13c0tt, Igaar- StaCOliphesc. Thomas Moilit, Samuel TheurPeer4 Robert;Woode, Thin* Neel, Thomas Kerr, B. Dilworth), Janice Wank Jame. Watson, Johi - DPKilthen Jerre Sill, Frencie Quinetle J ames Galsoth Robt. IL Fatalit i s, John Minis, Joieph Birmingham , ' And fd'F. Johnston, Jose ph _ Dl , Long, - `Byron Drunk, S. Morrow, B. Finnigan, TlitiumsAikinb William Merville, v lolitiGelbreith),` R. K. Criswell, •`;•rgis'ltunstoo, - _ Rabat Porter, B. C. Samyer, r., , Paten Boyar, lane Gnibbs, Thomas M. Carroll, •GeelVfkleebrent, , ' bit= Dmuddeoe, John Gall, D. R. Williams, -Ptances - Masnes, - Solomon'Kays, Arvil ;Bigthm, John De:niche:ow B, H. . Stevensons James Scott, James Whitaker, P. Carlin. Pammunau,Sept. SO, 184% Jima SemOmura Dams' Szar—The invitation- estost . el to You by DeinVcratic Delquers ia ,COBTEtri• tiokessembled, tosislt Plitebuigb—and without Ws. Menden shah* witli:the Democracy of a - gtiany 7 -ive Joie: in with (peat itratplatioa l and vresild be pleseed oigiviet you and Girlie you to ons' collective and Individual hospitality. .„ Beapectgilly, , Your lellow"cletene, , . Jonalbsur4arg; Davit Lynch. A.DiMatissi. aunetViSte . Alobo Zola Wynned , Jame.y C a u tt r e a r l s n o gli a m -W.W.l:ono, Charles BlTltt s * , R.Bpoi4 , Andrew Bedew, He nr y Gff n e, Lener,ltes,. Sweeney, Williarearyans, Jobe D: Miller, 164q8cons . &Arm Durk% JaurtorDalialrory, WilllasoW. Guthrie,: John B. H. Trevino, -JamesP.,- Bart . L. Hareiw.. Michael McCullough, JoseplCasfo on , Jamey Petteiriair, Jr., Geo. P. Hamilton, novas sinolunbro; John C. - Devitt Snood W. Black, ,Mor. - .Danudist i Jobe MnailtOCk P • DU Calit t alib7 • Debt: Andama n , James ' Edivard ; D;Giiner, 8:-/Etoon, P. - G; apnea, 41.11;tildioleork. 2 1... Mcßride,. John M.lrwin,. • g o g o o l u tt i c , Jahn J."D. - Vntito, - jitsiOaDlacWOrOS Jnoeb MsColllater RE= = :Sl►RPBt'i 131)1,r:CLAM} G S oni 'Sao* etimarl• ME El Aires Reamer, ::- - —,- ' lattifeatiefie-- Johnllege,_l ,- Sattiel Terketr . Thuker s mail . Dine: -2 "linsealn-GaMpbeil. Gm W. Lam, - , ' ;;;..;:.. -Rao. R. Riddle; . : ~. -:,, - hum B.Cridi, ,'..:;---. -' ' , ...teritlfWaiMeer., ` :- It's • ' Vlavies shaler, , X Vi. -< * ; , .litorritod Vefietr,•-•'-j", Z. ..- - 1 - Waixthianiikmtail 1 4 0410211 4. P. ~ ~t- ~.. --;.- -,. ..e.gdenth4ll4th;Wv 14 -," - - -1; ........... '; ' ..... i i of feral - ...roxxistatakt,,-.4n..mnr.e ram ma so weeks bai prevenierfrith from tumor acknowledging the ofyour very kind invitation to visit PIMP 1 burgb, on my rty rem finmfileatlVille,lsherelt M I my, purpose to go; immediately alai , ifitieleC/ione Tide invitation,proceeding . as Witham from the delis. Mites lorheitatp - Alettomeßo Convention of Ail& Gherty County, as rem/ as from a numberof my other Democratic frlendir.94...thanc-citinini,'' 1•1 4 " , tviliiiidiritefaily initept.r 4, tittalralt‘ tam eliit i-giiat privilege eireti*,o).l-100.14,the-eilivittinitt Of ratiet4, and -cordially ilieeder 11 + 0 041 13 " - and 14 0 1 0 1146 /0"; to 103ivkilru4sit and 114ifOrli vuktelltingdst all the trying scenee 0 uT,fluttia* 1. 111 0 4.i.il 4fl , tiiilalseh 061464 . : -. -. - i " I patios. youdimo no more than - lin:tine itrMtrihu. tag to cm vreonaicyi,ind devotion to the icurio Or4diiiiiiiii radical thimiaciier. , L4l4oof*patike l wel?..# l 9 l red b/ edit* Oirleticiri; v 4463*,-br loidlibgenutiatiek*p tttifince, lime therpto4drity or thv-Ssvvide attlia Blazes, and'; of the tibia, , are , identified with thesmetidthej':44 Pail* P 4 14 1 ,4041 4 1 .- Weed, our"Oliiiiii lopes: nem thenumiv="haveiby their conduct, borne eta. Plc. thtellb;ao7 tonistwaY* 6 IhR;c 1 "lliglIC° 4 r l h 6 Democratic - meat:Mei whiCh any, atria first, oppos ed. =ltia a curious historical fat, wall -4rerthy eif airple developitent, that the whig party trMifinallyi Atasilib slowly . end re*Kagur, ,fr *Rea their its guaranies, one by cum, to actin, ail thattuthaiures, and they hero now tortoni* the natalithapolicy of the country , . ._When we review al many Impi t irtant political questitnie which, done'the ammencrimenr of- kir. Jeffer.on ' n adosiohmation, havejio their days vilitqed"the' cation sea ever threatniedihe Union, and reflect that them have all,- with 'ecathely en.ex ception, been alltactorily nettled by the DestMertur tic party, we must be deeply' impressed with , this high tribute to the Dememitic principles, our Yolia cal opponents armoires being . the jedges. ' Pam the very nature of things, as, well a from the peculiar character of our institutions, two great parties must alvdys Clint,. and 'I may add, always ought to exint, In 'thiseointry; the iitte conservative, the other pupa:rim The one clinging to the past, the other intent opon advancing gradually vitb the spirit of the age. =The one claiming power for. the GoverilMent, the other for the people. Tbri'one act. lug as a clog• to the other, and sometimes perhaps impeding its too rapid pupas. The one is the great - Whig, and the other the great Democratic par. ty of, the country. It is one, pride nod our glory, to belong to the party which, whilst holdingtast to the sited, entertain, raja& alavithremence for'anti /101v as to prevent it from advocating:and adopting all new measures, consistent with liberty and order, calculated to benefit : the gnu( ma= otrankind. Holding them principles, we should dense to be Democrats if we did cot ardently ind actively nym. psalm with the pauicrts of all nations in their strur glen irs fitto thentseiva from the shackles of deux& ittm, and to regain the lost tremor man. We have wintemed,mith inteme anxiety, the may heroic ef. forts, within the panned present year, of the doors. trodden peopie throughout Europe, to achieve RM. ay and independence, and have had to deplore their &Mum termittation: Brute toi4e now• rules in that quarter of the globe; but let Nampa is not destined a' became 'thrsutack. - /c is true that the. trace Hungarians and Germans and Ressaing have been conquered; bittheir blimi has not been shed in vain. In the providence of God, it will sooner°, later, tra from the earth and claim a just retribution The Spa:tab:ad at Thermopylet.evere eacrificed by thatehery aid bieritheimed by numbers; but thin sacrifice was bath the prelude end the incentive-a the triumph of liberty over the inntustoralo host Af : 4 barbstrows44lllO44o t)ivAdoviAritaillFs47.4l* , ;Ye telftesi awl:neap tits ofialcconsfe*tut die. Mac of his' own conachnice, " and lo Mahal' 'the arm of Goilument Mt adapted< to acme his rillviiand, lib 6 ftie 3 . -- acco_ l 3_ balfionaluee.esiloded the at doctrine of , the divine right of -Kings. Ituthe meantime, we 'Might Ad be aware that Utir Government is an object of ineninguishable hate to' ths delpots of the earth. The existence:-of a free Democratic Republic any< where is a 'epilog re. preach to them; aid ifthey had Op 'power-m*2i late oar lir/Medan, they would eagerly cm* to the sacrifice. ' It is our example which has disturbed the dismal and opismairro rainier despoil= throqghout the world, and encouraged mankind to Mort their rights. No unworthy csanplittace on the part of our Goverment to - foreign despots,—no truckling to them,—will ever conciliate -their favor, however it may purchaser their couteinpt. •To act an leaven& eat part, yielding the/E 1 3agtica bat nothing mote, is oar true course, and rho only policy worthy of a greets &cs anfl independent cation. It is power, and power alone, which command, their aspect : and, thank Goof we poems thif,porver. If we did not, the ate which now threatens the ancient and renowned Ceders! Republic of switzerlaud, might noon be ours. Your friinui and follow-clUsen, • • JAMES BUCHANAN. Col. William rdcredltb, John C.-Dunn, John Mc- Clorrry, . Robert- Donaldion, Witham Karns, Zs quirasiand *thorn, mombizsof *alma itrunocritla Convention . of -. AU4bany County ; and :David Lynct, Wihm-IdeCandits3, ../OfitrWynna g Amos Csuirdustun,l.,ll. Pattoroon, Henry B. Mom, El:quires, and others, Vlokida. The *lt itithorities of inorida and Gem. Taylor or bb Cabinet, soya thebhlti 13tatenttan, have got by the ears, gg olorioni about the buil= Wor Jo that Territery. At therroortelectioi that. youottitate - will throw a whig coil and come out wilted by the Eire of Democracy. Gee: Taylar bas cent nearly the whole •&tending army to Florida to catch rim yoml Indian munier. Oro:rile tiombor geld to bo Path and drive' 100 more from the Territory who ore Juni:Mint, but do not wont to leave the,othomes ortheir tatters,!' eo• coiditisto crieferth-whigtheoriest ofFlorida bad raked salon refused to accept af,them, aid th aten (formes' expense, 1,600 regulars in to that Territory, and the whig Governor had to ,rabse hil.private•account.s2o • ooo tikPoY his vol unteers. Fedi/tuition is long i loud amt.-deep. _ . . Allsereny empty Affirsouttre44resty • This it appearsfrom the : o44 state : orate, Is likely to succeed. ' Ilitct Since their butt meeting; 55;60%4 1 44 been contributed in aid of the institutiori.T:Y. e lapin. lance'of agricultural orgartliatione hie beep duly attested. Almon every county throe;) tit the Easteni Stator has its aforiiation t and'*car.lie reaps Much edvantage therefrom. : Eve ry In Allegheny comity shoOlie f4P - Ou't his, account ilit to become a member of the 'Bociets: poitii .;,. ,„ttsAll-OPtertwat3r*ileto doubt be , : .4404.' 4 i th*_. 46411 iitiort tP ba WA* thy" , 2a , iiiie,",}il Ys of of. uctober , il, the Market hawse s q uare of A e t.- ShenY'citY• - - The Boni, we ant informed; itteitfagain in the . Now Court Nouse, on the 20th-instant. COlhere-wee Limner In thecity ',Medan . t thetion.A.EDILIW firsweas,oflityettiConmy, War tlt. appointed to the EiraMthrndom , lf,thiss4ould t i I re out to be the cage, oteneme Mr. Foment:ft eta a have been overlooked. the mbige of., Wes Pennoyinuila have aped Mr. F. for yearn to-advance theirpelitlcal iieinintabe has spent ,big 000 itilil monertreely,ind exerted hie talents . topretupte theitinterastai mut !ems' be I. meanly t h nu o44 o and : trmultgodimul 'a more political cainntobanli t appointed la hie Inca Such b the grotto/of, of 1: '~{ i ty ~ G i ' z' : ..f Ellettoey,cif,tilts reeenola Mtßottler,. - I As all the old women in Pilli:burgh:laid theregion, round alsout,:hajndiag editor. cif, the Oazette, 10114itSttirettl" repute d isturbed , 00 001., " 11 1: 1 10114410iied probability` 'of a War between ; , 9. 4 f 7l 4llllAtiel end Ftithen t tee think it,but prop:, #.that *ekotilagive this public the -history of the ; • - iffieulty beterein the two counides t . 'We copy be• . low a statement which appears in the N. Y. Hera/d; written by as!,fithelligent Washington correspoadept .9 4 '. 04 3 Palter.. isle will be aeon that the wholli diffi 9atty:a► fart tbai eon: Taylorilaibinet ictoed ilit!rUkitilet 4, or ‘, Pros u neia ato, ,, excluding fittadamt,P,ensain from the tea table of the White Hones I! The Greeks and the Trojans entered into "a fierce and bloody toe year* , war 'boot a demeel _named Helen, who tad hide abducted, on account of tier Iseauty,t by Paris, son of the Trope king; . „Ind why should not . Louis Nepolean declare war agniala John Ball for-inimltiog a pretty daughter of :IA grand, Mif:tit? But to the Herald , * account of Ake difficulty :-- Boon after the inauguration of General Taylor, it may he rememberedthat a grand eatertairenent was given to the foreige Miran:tie resident in Werth in gtoir. Io getting up this entertainment with proper attem tithe Cu etiquette, several members of the cabinet ;Were called into the councils of the White Haase. It woe propel:led, as comet, that all the miniaters, !lerifti their llecretaries, including their ladies, should • be Invited to that guild diplomatic fete, with the ex: ception of the French Ambusider. It appears that M. and Aladamo.Pounie had previously both called on the Preaident, the minister presenting his lady to the family of the President, and every thing pained otr laky-like. This was a preliminary step in social diplomatic etiquette; but, for other reasons, it was proposed to &Stan invitation to M: Panda without leclnding Madame Poussin. A considerable debate tank place In the tahlnot on this point, and Mr. Clayton was - old:is opinion that Mete. Ponazi n should not, end could not, be Invited with the minister.— The came rule was observed with regard to M. Ma de and hia lady. The moon assigned for the exclu sion of thew lefty, were the politico which, ace cording to rumor, they bad occupied in Pade-- th e one had been a governess, and the other a irritate; butt forbear to mention anything oleo. Oa M. Ponsein receiving his note of levitation for the Presidential dinner at the White House, without ioduding Madame Pownin, he felt very indignant, bet did not seem to know what coarse to take. He learned that Mr. Clayton writhe person who brought about the 'nacelles: of his lady, and his feelings be. came embittered to as extraordinary extent against him. Instead however, of demanding an explant tion, which be might have done, from the President and his cabinet, M. Pouxein swallowed the excla aim and the dinner, and very unwisely allowed his feelings to escape in a diplomatic correspondence with Mr-Clayton on other and more important mat tem connected with the .ioteresM of the two coda' tries.- It is probable that ell these preliminary facts, including the note, of invitation, will come out due time. The bad temper and aacerbity, oregano ting in that note of invitation, increased and retitled throughout the whole of the subsequent correspon dence, which Is now before the Country. Mr. Clay ton has kept his tamper better than M. POWS3I4, but both the American Secretary and the Frentti minis tor, in their diplomatic Intereonme, deserve, :to a certain extent, the criticism pronounced upon 'it by M. do Tocquovil le, the Minister for Foreign - Affairs la Pada. Mr. Clayton calls in Mr. Harvey, and details to Aim the Ilea in the whole difficulty: They nie mitten oat; and, doubtless, at the instigation o( Mr. Clajtob, a anus Mil is made of them In the NorM &uric:tn. The cabinet will stand as Sim as a rock. So:embody, however, must back ant. Stocks fell. People on'the meets began to count oar resources fora aquaidalo with Louis Napolecun and, for teen ty-four boars, the bellibosa aeznl.o clel statement and commentary of the North American, led the jebbete to the belied that W4l Wore fad 64mila:243am:A loanif et ten pet beet: Vlint Dim ficrak.11,444Cin.464.4 Thu Clarion Denwerat, tho faithful and honeal or• irstiStt the Domocnicy of Clarion County, brin4s ire thoproceetilep pitblie meeting which moan tiledAnthet 21.1t.:11it the purpose of presentitig ihnutes• to the Den Wornty efliedbank ,township, in celiclairatreniiiellit4lOg givea Wilest DeTceral. iC =Verity et the last etectiorur. GEMEItOYM chtee'n PreSident; O. S. Shame, Win; WiTellip, Jerwhiercer. John Taney; nottliis. Senor;Vine Presitients; end C. E. Betrutni Mationdi and Mtj. C. R. McNutt, Secretaries. The following named perstros had been previously appointed a Committee to present'the Banner tiVm. T. '4ol:miUo• ? C. E. Boman, Pater Clover, St.,ltr. L. Lictifiold, Amen P. Mackey, Wm. Erupts ton, and Datdal..Dolo. On motion'," Cifee. 9r.' Me :odor addressed the , taaetint;aftertitilob j Danielltelo,Foq., on the pat of the Corandfose, Sweated, the Banner to the Democratic: Otnittnittemot Itodtnuak appointed to re. ceive.tt, sa*Or4e# hie duty by a few well timed rettuultai edslonlahing the party of the necessity of a;auiet organiaoltua tied a ateiuly watehinlness over its interests. • The multittlde (say/Vibe Democrat) then gave five hcartys t heers for . the Democritic ticket, which clear ly evinced -the: soundhoss 'of - their professions and their doUirmination totems: the party by a contrast..- ant and inaliverleg Oration to its principles and itaadvocates. *large proceaalon, which was pre ceded by an escellenthand of martial mune, then formed Manzarched j ao the tickle of Mr. Jacob Mohney, where tarry Democrats were In attendance to Jabi tba fleating• 4t four oltionit, tbo peeling Tlr al again organized by;appctinting the folleiring lOEINA3AtiefIMAN; President,. Martin fihannon i ygorgo Bnini t ,Rantaap'Xoat, Vice Paul deinfitind ti S. Shn n uon, end John Teany, Secre. Aftet-some remarks made by D. Delo, Esq., and Wtn. T. Alexander, th.S'apirlte4 Editor of the Dan.' acrid, a preamble and 'aeries , of sarong retiolutions ware adopted, tapreasisi of this sense of the meet ing. We copy it fbw of the resolutions Resolved, Vial eOrdially ,tengratulate our Re. blit ,, tft renew citizettibt.North_Carcilina,.Virginiat Vonnectieut,,Tennesseth Alabama, Kentucky, lowa `aid Tens on she glorious ['stories they bare just achieved °ter the combined Cretioneof federalism— they base renounced tba•falatr gadgemakerrand is federaliam-Alled - to resto re th e , confidence to the Workingdia up-the' manufacturers as promise:l4oe- Democracy bare no confidence in them and will not be gulled by their promises long , Rest)lvecV That we utinnitootraly, concur with the Veniacracy of the State In the nomination of John A. Gamble for Canal Counnitsiencr, that he is de serving or, and eh:di-have our undivided support to the tune‘oflooo majority: Retort,' ,•_Ttitit our - members' of the last Legisla ture acquitted themselveS weer Adl satisfaction, in their. icilepondonce in, defending the. Democracy ageing' bank and other charteredzmortopolles have arrtved at so forntidahle 'petition an to render our libartiesin voting and °spreading ouraentiments in danger of being lens liberal:than those of Eng ine& Resolved, That: we are f ilo:favor ortbe_election of our law Judgetrby the people, and hereby' instruct cur Senator andz.Legillaters 'to vote for the bill ruc olfered, beitpiesed the' hist - Pnialature. Resolved; That we .believe ,the only mode of se .curing, anttperpetuatinglthe trap principles of the Democracy.of Clarion , county, against the anti man' sonic federal Whig "and' batiltroPr Pry/ 1 ° to stand Unitedly tolhe dectieeratia republican ticket, which is the ttaais:Of aim tuticessattd.indePendente. Reraleed,ahat the Adminiattation of Gen. Taylor is a burlesque upon, the wiedom of the PeoPle• lie has forfeited his pledgeito thetni nod- betrayed the good opinion he badgaiuedof . hts. friends as a lib eral politician. ; vlicsoitted s ., That Clarion 4niunty. Will be true to her promises, Unlike Gen. Taylor, she will ever prove herself corudatcat ankfaithed. <C Z' A mon In Boston kiti invested a sewing na. chino, which doss its work es walls!r 414 ',mann% and fittfUm. • =A IN=EM r;` ~ ,z' ;. -- " ,, ..:'.,1 , '4 •[- - : . - - -.:'•••2:- . .-'''. , '=.:•. , '.•-:" - Z' ,, :",!. '-:'''7 . : . ': - ,,.: •4i';;.:.'-`:'-'"-'.:-''''.l'' News andliseellantons -Items. 1 4 A;aptain of a vessel loadlig c;o41; went in to 4 tllfi, ,illaillbi counting Siam am:lieges/11 ed Aka loan `of The., meiciut, hooking' ioviiirds' c itis liiilii'avOiled-e , I.:ataie II aitiojnrM'Ah r im, bat luT s. :,....;4141tillevia; - iilabli'bil 11 adad uSeisihe=C - itsly.s , , A.i 7 , Miss Leslie says ahe knew a lady aylir , ilmat . 114 . ' ke a morning call, and staid eleven years. Thials aimed up to an old Maid.iiiiaitile her - ege.d miat t she would call only twice a year, and remain Ili:Melaka each time. ..... tEr A little chird in .church, observing the min. ister i very , vehement in hill words and gestures cried oui iisc.Nother, why don , t_the people-let the'reid . . i.: I ."...... , T out at the berm , ' .;:•• .". ~.. I le .. .... • ....1:i i .i . . 1 I . • Ot "Have you any molasses, mei nem! V* • a brie; C few, sir; how - many do yon went I" !VIOL fined!' I'llieke two, if they're pretty good:; ,:n ' r . Reader, did you ever enjoy the eastaticifist iircoOrting You didn't 1. Then you hid }batter get allttle gal•an•try.—Bostoe Post. • • . , , I* The Illinois Regiater containe the folloillift pattiiiii lines : ! - I'd rather be a bachelor • • ! And haven good time, may a be.t, •: • Than have hinom, healthy We; And net one little baby. :Ik7TbeJewa bare beep for ieveral day, cAsibroi- A4the commencement of their year; and 7 to•dat obsprVe the Fast of the alinement. •.,;,f 'Evening schools, for the gratuitous - cdecation of apprentices, poor girls, and colored plyneas, are to be opened in N. York, on the lot of Chinelair: . ; tZT! A young girl named Mullen, led by curiosity to taste :the contents of a phial,: was poisoned to death thereby, on fridai, in New .Xork. C it*, A correspondent of the St. Louis New Era, confidithtly predicts that Gen. Shields will be re• elected to the U. S. Senate this`wlnter. He is now 17 .. A barber in New York has been arrested for dyelbr a yonog man's whiskors green—completing his greenness; but atilt a barberous act. &Since the beginning of Jane, there has bken robbed from the mails between Batavia and Roches ter, In drafts end certificates of deposita' $4,6000. Mr The N. Y. Mirror publishes thesummbas of the Attorney of George G. Byron, to answer.for libelin;relation to its remarks on the inedited works of Lard Byron. The Mirror shows up the affair tansparently. Mir The Norfolk Beacon says that Mr. Henry Conan°, who resided in the lower part of Princess Marl chanty, committed suicide on Monday week, in the woods adjoining bin farm, by cutting hie throat with a knife. Never make a friend of a coward; his heart is a &nig-bill, while suspicion is the only cock that crows on it. Were you to save him from drowning, be would swear it was only lint of kindness to the stern'.: CZTTiIe Canadian seat of Government is certainly to be removed from Montreal to Quebec, and alter nate between that and either Kingston or Toronto. Thin plies from the rebellions 'spirit of the Montrilo alert; •• tom,` There wore seventeen persona killed by lie orplotildri or the Mary Kingsland, near 'Tampa Hai, and all the horsey, muter, malle t and freight of the govercurpent,had to be thrown overboard. • What to an the Wind t Ger. lonmes hu been io Philadelphia frequent. ly during,the last summer, and JESSE. R. %JUDE!, is nominated for the House on the federal ticket. Goy. J. his hein at Erie this summer, and Joan R.WAtn rn is netininated for a eeat in the Legislature. The present Governor was one of a white washing cont. mittee , le timer of the bank of the United State., made In ISM, and Iltranza, WALESA and others, chief man agers, walk STMT./se, to fastening the Gni. led Stite'S Bank' of Peansylvenia on the penile pre. viousli. This leads us to ask “Wbit is In the Wind?). Is there a design to set this rotten concern going again 1, We hope our Democratic friends ow over the Stitei.vr/11 keep an eye on the movement, and prevent it, by sending mon of tried integrity to the Legislature.—Penruvicanian. The-**uth of the IDianvllle 8101ff:Out A grtalyilow is madefilLover the State, says the Intelligenier, , about blowing out of a furnace at Dan : vile, lately, and the impression is attempted to be made, thek nearly all the iron works are iltopped in the blioUtOor Region. The Aar are, wehive four Antbradite furnaces in blitat,Und three of them havi been bdiltelnee the eleetiois of 1844; under Demo eratie 'PIP, We.have also two rolling mills in oPe ration, pi e making the heavy fail, and "the other making merchant irowand the small Trail for mines' and latent 'roads. The ; funeral of the • late. Capt. THOUS S. Loans n,!-which took place at Reading on the 15tb was, L as we learn from the Gazette, a pageant to every;vill y worthy of the reputation of the de_ mused. ET to procession was composed of the Read ing RifhtsilVaabington Grays, Maiden Creek and Reading Atiillerista, Military Bands, Major. General . Brut and !half, the Orders of Free Masque and Odd Fellowa,fthO aurviving Volunteers of his command is blezleO, hie reletivea and a large concourse of ,citizens.•i • A - Dian Shot. , On Tuesday night last, a colored man named John RoLiman, a resident of this borough, was se- verely, if not mortally wounded, by receiving in his thigh and groin, a large number of gun shot discharged at him as tie was entering the door of his boanlind'house, on his return from Church. lie hasl for some time past, been 'an . object of persecution having had his harness and, - cart cut to pieces, horses killed, &c., but the villain or villains net satisfied with destroyiqg bis property, sought to gliit their vengeance hy•endeavoring to ; take the lifet - of their unfortunate victim. Two cola:led men, named Tower -Adams and . Udall Hilton ' also residents of 'this borough, have been arrested on suspicion of having comMitted the deed, and lodged in the jail of the county, to await their trial at-the October. Rourt. Robearaiiistill alive, but his physician 'informs us that Ids; recovery is doubtful. [Washing:On Cominonweafih.---. IMF' We take the marriage of Mr. Day to ADM Field, whi h;'presents this aingular 'though he Cron the Field, she gained the Day. tit?' Maltz EVERY ONE MEOW rr NAY CONCERN. —rThe AMEI3OI3 Oil, having performed by its , use so many remarkable cures, and being_apowerful Re medial Agent (or various diseases, has induced .some persons to counterfeit this valuable medicine. The original and[gennine American Oil is obtaitted from a well in Burkaville, Kentucky from the sale and only proprietors, D. Hale & CO., who appointed Mr. Wm. Jackson„of 89 Liberty street, Pittaburgh,their 'sole and onlY agebt for supplying subtagentsin,wes. tern Pennsylvania, western Virginia, and :par t Ohio. The Ono and geneinn American Oil is a dark green color:, There are various counterfeits abroad. —some Seneca; Oil, some a mixture closely resem bling the geaulne, purporting to come from the Pitts- . burgh 'and 'Allegheny Dispensary Company; some blacks some white/ said to be_Made from _the Origi-, nal American pd. D. Htitti'VCo.,. 'the only and 1 40 PiCP.. l ' l4 mM s of the true and:Onglial American Oil, DO NOT. nor NEVER DID supply any persons , who make the article called Extract of American Oil, said to hti, refined, Clarified and concentrated. BEWARE trf the Worthlettieounterfelts; and' Oft SERVE that tWnf: Sackeitn, 89, Liberty 'street, Pim butgb, head- isfWeed street is the ONLY and SOLE agent for the above mentioned District, and that none is'genuine but; what has the: name and address printed 'on the;lahel;,and in the pamphlet in Which each bottle is enveloped, and-'likewise-notice that the proprietors' address /sprinted in each painphlet thuil «D. Hall& Co., - Kentucky." ' Another way or tiniotinir Oa counterfeits is the - differencein the psi . The genuine is sold invariably at`.so.cts. per .bottle and; BOO:Leer the estuntorfeits are sold at various prices under. ; ,• t The Pure and only Genuine American to sold: wholesale and retail by WmLokson, et the - only; tfineY in Pittsburgh, Not 89 Li barty et P-eh Load. of 1431:3ta Cod at. 14' lin ffili The .Eattqtraoctisaltildred.-Ifethie=rie - • •: _ We have just experiatticed " that animal - tempest, known the:o Equinoc tial." she- Mirth West on Saturday;v3Aionint . ,:sitdkby Jiine,otclock.j.ske Erie was dancing a:Lertintefoi Taiost torthidable array of whitecaps .-- WoineyereaSS'lt Siete terrific gale. It woe with dldculy - wrieuttld stalicta - minute where the wind bad a fair sweep: The night was dark, the clouds looked black and angry, and the 110k10 of the tumbling sea, nit broke upon the shbro," - witsbeaiiy and deep. We thought orpoor Jack, end how ma ny hardships and adventures he bad, which sped on his life glass, and hurried out its sande. Sunday, morning, early, we went to' the beach, and - saw one, cad evidence of them Oble'debaucb, one sportive at; ken of "the - ss - sisree'resel4," the Schooner "Big Z" lying in the hottoiii•orthe - rivei7 ;:The tons" :tanned moat orSanday;_iineal'illiartiloWeet WOO kept in' the for Buffelci, -came in with her maid bdcmi.i",tairielnivay_, and bee 'royal yard broktiti:- 'Two - SterambeeiaTrom of) the lake, • and one "6* - befoivi came In• - iabeet amid the cheers(esodke;thonsind people congraga 'ted On'the„Ple'reasyilide night the wind abated, %eat! thA"morpiogfcatitukaira broods wet aaa end land. • faratigkidr:P/aindealer. 2,6 M irt at , LOCAVNAT-TERV Sumer?' Yed needtiy planing a - 611 nemed Sanies4l;:einileyinf•Brownatiiteiairother Of :Copt. Conley/ totitiodgiuo at thellarig . DistitCt Hotel, aid Ai:lift 2 *o'clock raliiiaitittlies4oo4. A gentleman named kalton; whatifeptiaiiraisne ;loam elates that Conley' eat up for coca'a: r ilitsif,ititi, !ow hp :!ex and muttering wonlo • to hiMuselt. ; After was found lying on &floor, (he bad notgone to bed) and in a abort time died.— In the'room was Mande vial labelledattiadanapaP and another containing.Ethiii•Ats lappeirred from the testimony that .be. svaiiitit'f*inpe.rato, 1 :4 1 /e. 7 7 Ald. Steele, in theabselme;:iii*Xpiiiter, sap moped a Jor) , ;'and afteilieiiiiiiiihiriestbitony, gait; a verdict 7in entustanCe: True-The -deceii4 came to his death from ,itstemiieranea and imprudent use of medlcineii;tidiniaistercdby.hiiruself.w.• c.i= • No papers of importsfee were found nitab himr; He bad been drinlitft soniesdayar.,`_ baabeen in the city ,about three, Neelta.'. LtOlia!tal sitter in Birmingham; and many relatives ir.Biitwarrille t The Jurors nor , Phyalcian;•....did not tiolialierthia cue of suicide. - Hamill be butlettt.oll4T'' • _ t37' Rev = Niis~wai Wan"' • deiiieiedtitrotiae." „.. tare lest evening before the citizens elAilfuith Ward itilhe public SchOial, iroase.:„Viii4ekihio grit of a series of lectures which mill be - daliWarcidabers during this coming' winter.' Thie tativailqdit,.argpeS, well for the citizens of thit ward, and . we ehordif be; pleased to hear - of theretherr wards following ttitia; A SMIATIOR for , art-Osphanboy, 8 or 'cantor age, at some light bisiness, ia_wanted. benev- . °lent here have an opportonity'- of doiag a praise worthy act, whilst they isecari - , the cervices of an active, and Intelligent Applyfot farther in. formation at Mrs. Li!tyt!ii, ittrtOtiOrffisith it Ferry Streets. Pacitimn.—Mucb credit is due to Mr. john V. Porter for the able manner in mhich be fille .. the:ar.' dooms and difficult station'ofThentrical pro mpter- The selection of Mr. P. for .that post does credit• to discrimination tied judgment tithe Malinger.' _ 81111 , 140 .—We re we einsiiirebiallPittatinigkoyir to funks barber shop iti which 1p the be 4 shave we should stop_ at Blackstonts on Wolov.street.-- Chairs No.l and 2, are attended to by gentlemen who are adepts in their Pauee.--The 0132111 natehat'orairciftenhte4 acre dispcnted of by the „Major. yeateidAyAnOrniug s sod #1 the usual AV2y. : • 7, . i CO" We did , nt receive j•F.••B.ta» vieteptutil it wag too tater to noticethe•alittei, iepie*l 'to., Feist.—rhe alum of fire last evening, no anal; wius false. • On Thti;tday CIOF Sept. 2701,11119_,b Rev.y Jaams Roblnecui,2ll.r. JAYES GIODDAN.SO BUIII:RWIC1411.113 A. W, Stmaioxi,o both of this city., 7; - • - pyptirrs 2 eysteral 2.7l.lll2l4tibseribermill. keep up constantly flu the Monongahela Etselutitge)frozo this time, FRESH OYSTERS, which he will serve ago., the very, bentstyie. • , E. C. CAMPBELL sepfttsPe " Cot. of BinithaebEand Pena • TI R E 4 T H E.7. : - -111DtdISaftINr' ' " 'Dress Circle and Parquetle— • 40. cents* ,Sitcand Tier•• ~.• • FRIDAY; Sept 2 1 4:101 1 .be P I A s eg r CVST - tilkayttlidle ll ' this - i - c•oIiM4 II SW SABI'S Sceptic Mt. Roltinson4Mra. Sce,ptin• -Mize Britian. • To be followed' bl i t a newei new Ballet; in one unintended Liza AIIe • ignora Ciocca. I _Lubin.Ofkai-,4• welt • Le , ThegoNo• ......... whale to conclude with a Stand Dance celled We - BOHEMIAN POLif-4..-; • • ,r.,',Staaetia - Bittga; AttimuniNota open half pahi 'td , cltiek';precisely. • : • Masaarrt liff,itlFl , 72 SALE OF GEtt.ooEßlpt,AreaStife,coox.: ingttnt 11 .i.n September' .4,lit S'o'ciock: h se,', - Wiiirbe4olll;"qu'.ac-` count of a former. purchaser, by'order bir John Forlyilt,' Sheriff of Allegheny Curium a lot of Groceries; : ignils,.. frc.,_ifurchaied by-certain Individrutle, , atlhe rutin or H. Perry's Stare. on last Minx% Also, .itt the,anme time, 1 Iron Safe,' Map PaleAl kiag.:§tqae;s4*Res: make; with all the fixtures ;1 Winn Stover 10/INFoßsy r ni,ltitiitc JAMES neffsNNA - ,' Abet: sep2B - 1 -. PT ON GROUND ANA IPRAMEA'HIPELLING: LA, HOUSE AP4POT/ON.ToortorrosvgBtaurday ternoon,). at 4 o'clock precisely, will be sold v poainvelyi . without reserve, on the premises, a Lot of Groundiheing No.a in'Hou. Hamar Mearty's plan of Lola Web - Wilt of Pittsbargb, bounded bySavantliatieer andOleY alien boating U 3 teetaadBlncheson Clayalloy,andextehdiag, back.. 34 feet, on which Is erected a good Frame Dwallz.. tug; House. Terms at sale. SAXES broKENN.A, sep2St , : f.Anetioneer.r.,t, - Possinastattlp‘antr•Boolti.liam T"'• subscriber_ nail opea:sm 'E SCHOOL, on Monday evening, the lst of October next, in the. 4th Ward Public School House,_where ho willgive Les sons in Penmanship and Book.Keepi4,Citheraeparatei ly or togetheri as maybe •desired:* . osa. who -wish to acquire an easyigracetbl,-business styleof Writing, or a practical knowledge',. of; Sook4reeping;:wilb ayail themselvee of opportunity ,of doing it,at about nun.' fourth •lis.dsnal cost. If theSchoora, tie" Burt , . clear encouragement, it wilibc:continued 111rElnighdni the Winter. • fsep2B:4lo - - - -A. O.•ifI.E.INHAILT. 1114PIRMINGELSM PROPESZY,Foft:SALE,.Three lila Slaty Bricr:Hotosea, matt 4k - huge , Los:and° feet :Franklin streekby437k . eepon Washington at. the builiEsigil'fittedupler a Store aad`DWelling • House, Price, for the wbida, - M300,? - arao—Tbree Building"Lots.af SrfeetlsoWsidjoining •. the above. Price , 31"0.4/Chi $250. .Atao—A•lar g o-Ltu suyfectifronfon HatmonytArtei by 437} deep, with good Frame amnia and Stable --Price; Arco—Three Building Lots of Bl feet front L adjoining: tllO zltigXe''''Priee'ls2le44). cifilEtErngt,r4ir3Aßouttr.'' _ ...Sagthfieldstrept TITOOLEN SPOILS-40 dtst itepy_tountrylgoc - ker-`4 - 20 Lambs Wool- Just receivett and for I _ BicCIII9IIESISVAIIICPBEIL,L4 - 11eP9 : - - 97-Wo9dAtect;:r; Mill - DICFI3.-100 doz. Ladies' Linen and Cambria korchie(s,jaas opened and Tor, totally; • ~' -= i tifeCANPLEf,34,AtithliBEA.: 4 :. , .'nep29 - Wood street: HAVINO BOXES-ogross Shaving ~/30.xea4with. 0 : Masa) just. received by --- " ; 87.W:wit !great. RAZOR ST . " gro. dlfo •• r viva; 2 4 ‘ Eldl4 • f!;,Roughltinti Readllll3.2 Just .received by McCA-NDMISSSA-CtIAUP=LIy 52223 . . r • 47 Wood skeet. A r_f ERMAN GLO a' • %X. 25 - dciz. beavy•CierinniGloirdsft. 1 / 4 . 1 •.`i• • , fCluunoislled)_GloverOctit reOeiyed by . • ide.CANDT Pq' Rik CA-11PBELL,-. IMP.% tt'-'7o7'VirOtittitteete":..; 4 EILOUR--33 bbl!,pritxte . ; in 'at otis'anii • , SLVARTI6="I.I4.-4 TIRRAM.C!iIaiI,3F! , -1 1 pliple,h'foristilt , ..by-',': aeP 29 ' ' :STUATLTA'SILL. 'UT,VgPITOLMEi*-Iti stool; anil y . t x STLIMITA-MILL;, , • , •.• , ;:,•No;11.18Wood as • rfurg . . , P.Otnepih)p heretofore existing between Firtx:,- ; j' own*. Omen, m theltortse known nette`"Ampril. erin t 'is this dayAlissolveilly menial consent.:- is now 'under .the sole utaturgesoent of T. o,: , Flexcirari.7 , he wilt boPPßict , hltos'the: &watt friend* tiltdp*Ltionivciftlie h o 4l lol o.giver kin:444lk., til.4 ELI:FROM:4AM • r 4 , 7414 , J OHN .Toonirsori ceir*tzraiinfactur4.?:- - famorr':Prcrtapianc.ll _ Is 4 1 Ele - 41 3 1idittret.',44ant. (hiT. IT:B3lOr fita,Co's Raw York Lino'ofll4lpriltir britutinkr .Ectugumts Tram lam :TerilittinrAottay to Aught:id; 101 1 anNitiaatIttiol- - and Jl:Matrarftam,JiYO 3allitMiesinyltamtgoVioidita datlanal4 at thit lowest:moat Omuta; - 713 - xt. ••••:,••••••••e" . •••••• 4 44-•••:‘,.. .. • • - • kl::iiilatii.M'a -K : ..•%.4.v.:: ir..... ‘:'' t;; :.'. ..) r4l. • . , 4 % , ~. .,"• . „-,, , , , ;!..- 5 . ::. -, - 1.7,1 , 1 „. „.. •• .... s l. , , •,.). ~. , k . „ • A t ., sk u.,• s s %hi ,11...tr e , ••••.g r: v. . , . " . '''..‘ , 4 4 ' '`. 1 0`. . 4 ' 4.• ',.... ',.. , •:,.' , :t 4.; r.'..1..i ': • :7 .. - *. • - ' ' ME .','::-.ti:'i'':;- 7 .-i-- 1 .1'.: , . . _ OEM • •' =I =IN LEEN ICBM .Z..,:1':!-.:Az,..•7"_,-,',..i-1.4,:' '' ''-'"',.":i''''';-i"-i,,t,-it.-..;,':-,•,',,.14-.,,,-..:, ..17;:j:)I-:.:.....Vp1.(pg_41;*.: :: Reported for the Elornizq PO EIT,4OPEAN NEWS.- nianr4 - .1? mg : FICA: :ERZ Z4.171ii TATER -- - - - -•;- - --: 8 4.41 1 f184.4.pgast..16-5 P. M. ;The - eitpkiiinenttieriittr; ived:at- Halifax at 11 Yeitiraijklia4g; gringiix'd aye la.' ter intelligebOtthlitiiiii4:,:' commE , ROWMELtappzicE. tdvgioor., September 18. gutsiness geaerally.:rust 1150:tAtive aelast w co h. Yesterday Wheaiiiittiiiii'tififitaleiably Ete t v 'With alight rlepini } d rlndleh torkfriati ofrered, but eamplei la the ex pectation of better prices,,.: - • - .Cotton—steady, with modertte Bales, and pri ces little ch a n g e d . _ The Grain marketis somewhat firmer, and hold egalintieitn/tft it.of:y , havit now reached the highest : modexata :request for Cured Provin. ions, and 'prieeirleifeially , • . FLlClda.;4lte4o. bat.litCited—builneafajng ward. The acconntefrom the manafactaring districts are less encouraging--neverttielen a bet:L.l6y trade prevails. Cotton.:—Sales for the,week 31,700 bales, corn. tnittee's ; quotatiorm,;:l s o s ll,'lor,'Pr :llplartil end `..sl'f ae l rollew Stoclron band, 639,459"egaiditZti231:1 lost year." The'• arrival of tiiiadstilffs was very heavy, 064- - the trade was getting Arm, owing to the intfavor=, able iiivic'eaogardingthi4Mtitne troP;:, - • , ~ F loar..LPrime WeitatrititneT Selling - at - 6d; Inferior 18a19/, pbbl Corn—White, Indian core brings 27e Ed.; and Yellow 26~27e • . Salmi of - America oheat- it 6s 063 94 4 / s . ' ll7° l bi ! _ -;" leiter, written by Lewis Napoleon teNey nys . • AatibePrinch-RePubliO'-did not aced en tamed- - - ffoiiitti'pet dOwnitalian liberty, tUit tra on the Man _ . sl.:,o.lstitlitte..ii ad . preserve; it from_ n:t Ameea:and - replace the Pontifical prince-in p0wer,4, , ii0 , 711111 the fast to takedieleadjAttie'esntuf,irifbitis...„ - Afe precoes hiss - regret that the Pope's benevolent interi tions; hliawri: s itcgettOorialnateillutif4dtfld. Gen.liandon - witiCiptio*iiitetko:-rmarmand of i the ertny in ludyi-ank mtiutisiiiislaunerttlitit for his destination Withfriiiiiiidotte that, ehrmld.thei Po e rot retain to *Me, to carry, out tho - iiiiitruetions: given him by 'Napoleon. ' - • ; , ' , • . Garibaldi had reached Genoa and, would remain . quitting , there until an ;opportunity was offered ofg Italy. It wee thought`probable . that the Pope would, in Abe end, pimp bitnaelfander the 'prottiPtiiijiiof the - ; juatristi flog. ' . . ft way rumored that Prmaiattlieldiatkeithe Roman ' " The Pope arrivedat NiPloit go the 4thjiliii• No _6e*l/oliliiagt4.4l"PigaYCillimign and Paterivarilien still hold oat: • ; All the Northern gtates of Germany, excepting 01- d cab urti,4nse, ier.eded to' propositionsof alliance-;,. Prasaia,‘Stisolik;rmd liaaorer Thus ,IS all peaseasiag the ; Irma inter, The brig'fionle arrived' yesterday, titinging Qa canna papers to the !Gib, fiGelyriat - mrprFtelaticmc odtie. ancteas.of the- - deteat of the . . Cuba 4Expedi• lion. Tb!4•Ptlibbti.ll ta. tux! ) . APPlied 111bECUIiittd States Consal;:colibititfg ham to establish It:reedit-line ha. '4lBB N! 3 lo 4 _tt - A l2 , 1111139 ? 1° °. •-' . - .?Theliteatoiihip : Sem , o arrived at Mobile an the Meaty. for : Englavi . ~TberlioutiChhirid expedition had ctiof2 , Ymnih Mexico, and Prexident t. 4 ad , • , :apseed.a remoncuhnneao the Antericattont IltiVl4:4!oxn Government irxere making prcpnra• 60,041i - dgfind'Xhi , elitiee on'ihn sea coact, .atid the „Islanda.iardering., Vega haebidered on armed stemixet,to:defencl the rive,.. , • The town of Antigua was ianndated by the boas bstelTe:tcafeilia 'Elia!' their tiwirdillibrApigkar49o - -•-• • ••• • • - - • ••;-• ,'Paluitualtili, l §: o l% 27 . t atitifiltk:SZatailit.kftiie:4 l aßatflt dated haktelien place 6~ e ~ y ef , u 9 3 1 .4. 4 . 1 :1 4 f 1 T00 the m ..-TPti The -pettlitta tillltol-!rttiiiii - and a dreadrat coldEet were to Paye , . 6 C4 ed andlitealided.. Great excitement pretniile. The next !ncilleilfcii with in!er. iyPalurfril-re 8 5a- 27 - The-Garrenantolwiiptachurtreeilientlialeish, jaat ' istflek4l„twoettimbAtitti . fire orilljakkkia'. tile a terliolokimong,.zoisittiltaitent. -it c7lB.liiiiitosztti to bo the wort -of a**aidita7. s thieve* beic3 pastiengeri ionitittliiotepredatiotra on (ride and clothing. Two yrefp pt g`ht. aa.i typcbcd. The Steamer confidenceVOlCSkfAnte, ttnick a tog on New A lbnny babi ' ilblied:o;iii4iailk tact: niabt. She can be piped, beingliti4i'litibit water. `ARRIVAL PP' pir647EILICA AT BOSTON. Vitairi,Sept ! 27. at rated tt 'Posunion INed 2 L l ,7 ll i9 ll t , ' 111 0ina 4 401 6 k.inlitillige:7-Weilia no nowa*okiii*ftrepto • . , . • Yana; Sept .26. Tbe foreign newer halt had a :favorable eTect on the tnaiket'and hreadetpffa ere fir*. Tbe Crescent City arrived 'from Cha,gres, , having len,au the 15th, brought 'nelfittig.later from.Celifor. NEW. YORK 'BILIEKE.T... • _ . fr.senuaro tursons..) „Nov Yana, Sep. 27. Flonr.;The news bi the Anierica . has had tathar favorable effect ipon the - market, but operations. are inclleed tofinid car until the private ietteie Como to Land, • Gnsin.'..llTheat itoldery are Om with =Annie COrn".".Tbe•foreigo netirri. tota jet bad no-material effect on the market, priceileptam unchanged. .Whialtoyi.flaiadvancedsoiath sales et 271028 c. MIZE • Gahm . ..The' ateamorPri newe'hae given- strength !tad "tone_le:4l . tv toarket. Holders aro asking high Aatia:---Seate have witlidreartitlieir atectielivat the taarkei anti! alter the receipt of the letterohy the : •::, - • PIIODtI Cr C 0 1:0041110r, ribraCILSIM •No. 118 Wood min,' Piusbura,'Pa. _ .TNEALERS IN GROCERIES, Wheat., Rye, OaLs;,Con2; Barley, Pork, Bacon: Butter, - Lord, • cb eese „v ont almothy „Eloa-Seeds; Iran. Nails, Gloss; ti.c,fr.o„. Aco. . Particular oßozißou paid to the solo . of ;Weston:l-Produce.' - • ~..,Ronaztactitams:Myors:fcltiiii; Rola. Dahill Heurpoo,& Co, Wag & bloadlood, ft Roe, Jame:v/514y, Pituf6trgli; Fenideitc g.al:Wan, -1401aRonr las S. .Z 4 0rr16044 )11rUCULAIt - IsiOTICE.;--.To - rte LXIi Tax A.. - - Ptranc.l barn received Eicort'e Plate of Faeldon.-- rdiro, a =mil ansoirma at of Goods, widcb twine bapPY =mil mate order, cheap for cliah: • .•.B1431:1111E, sep'7;'( r'• •• = • TaiLor,Thrdstreet. J.. IMMI ENNUI MI - • • Ea ENE *,-;‘-‘ JP", • , , i • v.e.r` 4Alt-e" 21; - ~..NgeviiA,s• MN ME = El - ,. . ,- ••;.,..7,t,',..;
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