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MORNING,MONDXY 'DECR'....f 1849 .
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Cott i k the , EU( ' sh
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various Daily
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absolutely , necessat9i . on
siiiisl7:his: I ;eci , nle, .
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f pric es
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e iuuro4men printers"rhS°la prices for
tfisinm:7 ritime .npor it-alime when the
it, t7EbiHsh4g2iliew49er ,was :much.
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the heal
Besi des all - the
t..the,o-"ja,pFes!, despatches Hearty
ifoimed
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for fuel, g as,
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publishers'and to 26e: Wieee
me a t in g
the alight
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fOrituie for labor :
lidve,rtising
t the new O r ates
the business
f rom
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Price su bscription to "the
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the
- that matter net aa .a th e
for him
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t!sellOi
0 i 44 4 0 /itai intill!et)PQsJ4 the Pea has bee n $2
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these,- papers. Henceforth,
AieerBifeltikiiii&S#R4oe will 88,80
per annum, 'nn*:ll44*etill in advance
winch caae Bb,oo aril be~eewod uMtAfirt
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.iii ,ti , lax IntintkS.,..., .
max. l u- a s''- one year 18 00
• r t 'Elte n ttmg Card sag lines or less, per annum. •
~-. 4 -7 5. ',-_-• • °gnu° the 25 00
g:tais agnare r peinfinani, /exclusive ofPaper.)
reed ever one month,
' ' eteh
a Uddi llhjeael e'lea" ' ineeri linde„he yetii iy
;andforearlttiOnal square inse rted
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'lete' O r ii "ll:pleel4 ' table for legal advettisements
r ynn itelle d theeptte - no r
for lino pubhcation
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tea for office ID be charged, the
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e nts n et ot ieeme k e e l d e on the copy for a specified
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P a lu lu ee
r e :x i :e s t e :l' accordingly.
ons will be continued till fotb)o, and .
" e ee rivil ges of; yearly advertisers will be confined
gi .' gidly P to the t a regular business and all other advertise
-meats not perteinigg to their teittgar business as tread
- -' ,,-4lr kt ee ' ll tul e P 4rt id lac ex iistafit ^ for charitable iiietntions erw ,i fi g r i z
k 3 , SVM 1 and other. pu blicms
4, Arn Ctim d - su ani eb e lil' wall e,lo be la cbarged " halt puce, payable 5216C2LT
11:111 Dell -r t r ei t iO e lke -nt' e l li ie l e llte lll %ta''''' I NVi a trO ed tit sel ehar . ce g nzs e:thale;s aecactim,d
41mteLt by fat:oral invitations or obituary notices,
4 'irbelt . lsol,icompanted, to be paid for
ending
cammuni,
Regular adve,rWla,
a ti e c 6 es ali ete g ees d r to call attention to
cations: Pr te l lutring le° designed
entertalnmenu
_lF Fai lic ti ra :Se xb i a re rg ee e i s e ar e e eee ina ll t ° fo r t e ad eY m p i e ttanc .
p ar a tt
i n o o t ue , e i s a o ts i
Prleele' o ese rir ee vr ee rerp e ns ery es ee c ei ttfc e ul dem ated g gi intended to
` le-Miele -I pr i vate = e nter prises
only be inserted with the
g r o o derstanding that the came is to be paid for. If InlTn t, t , ) ,.
- ed lobe inserted id the local colu n ntu i , i t c h e e n :i s a;te r ri, , i , ,.
charged at the rate-of not less gat le
Bishops or Fist Notices to be charged triple price.,
Tarern Lleense Petitions, St,oa e a eti
, 1. beg& audlilediCal • Advertisements to be charged, at
.. z 4eU P R•zal_ tie Es eL tate li “ ge ' n ' t and Auctionemie Aduerusemetts
raa'allowea a
not to be ct" ' dander yearly 12 ter ;i1 but to t et cent. frOM the
Aoconntsifthirtycatirde and ,one-tku 0
amount of bills ILY PAPER S.
WEEKLY OR TRTAYEEKLY ip) . , GA .
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- One square, threse' iniertldfill•
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t ..5 —7lll_4_ -, . insertio n .... .. ~......$0 50
12.1k. 11T e • e 5' , 'lt Nf :l e n o e tml Mse Mon' 0 25
"till traiiiientatdiethaetnents to oe paid to advance.
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WRIDDLE, Journal.
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P.BARR & hronicle.
"'•%.„.. .• j • JAMB S BROTHER, Co.. blaPaten
, • ' ••• '. .iiee 1, 1040. JOS. SNOWDEN, Mercury.
Tb Si Era; of Thurliday evening, Novena
,Ars.l,4MnalfTS:Yr444_l4.n.this morn
lug sag uip7tvorciitilin tlatine and- Fire Insurance
Corappny had faileC , How the netts was -received,
or Onadvised; but-ono thing- we
we dpluthwilrrokeva - refits! to tate its Itertificatea,
of.whih are- in eirculaticirr In this
conitriajdty, and in the .country . above., The public
— should her. On gutindlir tulddlini'vrith it until - the
"am ofi the case-con be sacertained.”
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period; while the workingmen and
karniehibr - P.4134.111440. are resisting with all their
•,,,:power s ,. the •'coninierelart•Oat.rie tfone Which, the,wo
curious •to observe the re
the Piot eittoniste are resorting to
foHthe ot','Xii4,i)iii'efiiiiiitarfor their party:
.....111011a14attiekbe.aasertion.that the lion:R.Y.
t
;favorableo increase of
• , ilittieeDtliren end coal. Of course, there lit'net one
t a!o;d of truth is the statement: -Mr: Walker
therknsve nor fool
,7;,...trireenzethat Mr. R. has been on a visit •to the
;FteFe,el?filte 014 11 hoOd• A letter from Pottsville, to
kbei,iuditelifeFfonpl”44l#; ',Vows the position
4of Mr 8., bit 4;ll;off:question. _ We give au ex.
tracb--„ ,
Dunng ilia of suing - he . sp e n t berei Mr. Walker
:_pourviwited-upefibi!vi large number of gentlemen,
fzwithout ..diatinetion or-oarty, who were anaoua to
eilie',4
- 41,01110a-iWhich
~rt.Vt tioe,pwing.'44 preview, engagements, ho was
, i. ywhiccd - to dieline. Some of our whig facade took
• _,.;Decamps - to:bronahthe - outijett of the tariff, the pros.,
{ratios f th ei e u Cti,al f itt: ou itli,ilaid.i.;whleh ir they attri4oted
ba
e, e e co:t e:rarl :01 . 4846. Ifr Mr:
very attentlvely - = until they were
doffs speaking l '
cts from his ei t e ll o - t d a t i b lto nh" t ed "P°El lb"? ' I'rew
elil 4101) , ,ellaneed the vil f t ti efe (I p u irty ei . w ?: u kti'lllo s t-4 11 9
--. „tient:to ecnivitica the moat rineP tic - 1
•Or-Iflp-tvasia,,enicidesildei. . tha t t the tariff
We
~' ` '.. ;;, -i ie-, a jorisaiied:te;o,betit've by the lest nu . m :
90'3 I iiiCtiteledreid. , kiiielte;.ihat it is the Warman
that.ipinted and pop.
: 41:667;i4ikkiii 7 bbdid#44rims,eady in the apripg.
The Gclietk ha►always ranked amongst the sound.
"est and ;! i:llesl;4if the 'tienietiatiiitintnals . or Penn
, 43vlititai'AiwytiltboFgh i!it worthy editor
tbyiettercilists
loa~ rani ti n t, yet -, hp has tiye crime opeof the
t4ryfarhaeollikOps.#lted gold; purer and brighter
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As we hi44itecoM.mtkced;ftbe 1413-:6 4 !lmi r Sraa am canfeesed tn. the [ r ots G~c nuq lion ; that
the` Cotton.. interest o i}iis .cedinit?
prokited. • Vf,
„..,111.113efeceitit Ibis we are, toldAmt.the manufac
turers of Allegheny, ore sinking money ; and thOt
the TWeive Hour 4iitem must be adopted, or
the - mills must close
...Ix_is'well that in this neigh
borhood theKni,solntribititgliesides the Toriffof
=A6- 9 to - which thejepression can be attributed.
ButWtt i ttiave the mooopolismto say in eXpla,
rition of-tie%aepreSsion which exists in Lowell.
Anierienigiill'iir leaving the- tie pa•
ibe Masters '!.7 are filling them up
44.11=,:lidigier girls its: they:arrive on our
Arid, further, we copy the following item from the
.N I Herald
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In thilittle Inant4aCtaring 'town of . Lowell,
.in. the Stateof achiisetts, with a population
of ;not more - than twenty thousand; these are, an
cording to reliable fic.cOunti, tiro thOurand
• paupers, who are sipported at the public expense,
mount of several - thousand dollar's a
•
Apo ,`"now, l #hitOvyou to that? There is a
picture of - - "protected " town. Two thousand
paupers supporfed at„public expense.
But,. it, seems, capitalists lose nothing. They l
are-going on building mills and cities. From an
eachange-paper,,we
.glean SIMICI facts under this
lictad,whieli irtaY'be- important :
'- -" The quantity-of cotton, as appears by annual
*trans: published' in Ness , York,`. taken for con
sumption-the year,- - Preeeding the pass:lke:of the
act of 1846, - -was 389,000.ba1es against 518,039
bidet in 1848.' Here is an increase of 32 per cent.
equal to 21)0,000w00 yards +=more, in three years.
And it'is said by,mararfacturers, that profits from
184 . 3 to 1848 were 'greater. than at any tamer
"Since 1845,m0re spindles have been put in
operation, not only, in the northern but in the
planting states, than in, anysimilar space of time.
'Prior' to' 1845, the cotton states depended almost
wholly on New England-for.supplies. In 1849,
the returns showy a consumption of 110,000 hales,
making; with the quantity returned for the north
ern states,-628 , 039 bales. .
" The ,_ most gigantic` enterpriset du root, and
which indicate .opinions of intelligent men as to
prospects for manufacturing are Lawrence and'Had
ley. The furfiner'has More water pirweilhan Low
ell, and the. latter is said by engineers who hay ‘
surveyed.the premises, to have , from -11;dtr ., 70:11e,
times as: ntreh.xt4emoffii*zp4o4 , l-ki&e.*: . •
"InVequilitg:{ 4 4ll4ol , 4eMtee.
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rl'how let us look to the South, and see what
has sprung up there within a few years. From
t he New York Express we copy the following
paragraph 4 . •
"_The
. Sonth, we see, is - taking a
.remarkable
bound forward in manufacturing and other enter
prises. -Delaware has already a greater number of
manufacturing - establishments, in propOrtion to
heirpoPalittion, than any other State of the Union.
. - . l3 larklarkaiho insesteid.;,riser , 64sooo,OQO inemanu
•tacturee,-canals':anit railroads,tand is still enlarging
her inferePlit. Virginkt-lins'over.forty cotton fac -
tories, and istiOnt4oo,6oo,oooinvestment in rail
roads, canals and mallufactines. South Carolina
has ahout forty.five cotton factories in course of
construction or in successful operation. Florida
has ingested i , 4,000,000 in railroads and
manufactures. Georgia. has more than seventy
cotton factories. ,Alabama over twenty, and Nits
!Muni Money invested in - minesjailories,&c:Nen
lucky, Tennessee,-.and- other Sou them states which
We have vot enumerated, are likewise proceeding
with spirit in the.great. work of internal improve
ments. The increase of domestic competition. in
all the departments of industry, .has produced a
radical change in the interests of the manufactur
ers."
If the above facts—which are facts—do not
convince every intelligent reader that protective
tariffs protect. capital and not Lbw, then will
we plead 'insanity; for so sure as we can reason
from statistics spread before us, we believe after a
study of the above, that the laborer finds no secu
rity in partial laws, however good may be the
object of those who enact them. Capital and La
bor should be wedded together. Their interests
are really the same. But they -are placed in con.
flirt by the avarice of a class that has been warm
ed into life and power by_ legislation. May we
see better times.
Boston Printers and - thetr Strike
A large arid epirited meeting of the Printers of
Boston took place at Fauteuil Roll, on Saturday
night, Resolutions were adopted condemning the
coarae•of the Advertiser and Traveler, which, with
certain book and job printer°, etill stand out against
the increased prices. . The entdolned resolutions
were also agreed to
.Relhlced, That in view of the-existing slate of the
business of the world, it is by' combinationa alone
that labor can make head against rapacious capital
ists; that- to carry out a, combination by what ie
technically termed r , strike, , l. , when' all other of
forts fail, is both honorable and expedient.
.../Zitioloed, That , in' the opinion of this meeting a
union-of the Workingmen a Measechusetts is ne
cessary to carry out those reforms so vital to the in
termits of the producing classes; and that we view
in the demonstrations here to-night an earnest that a
dt good time is coming.”
Resolved, TIM the Workingmen of this City and
Cominienirealth discard for the future all political as
sociation;_ that they will henceforth act free and in
dependent of
,alt party ,organizations, come from
what quarters they may.; and that this assemblage
recommend .to, all .the :trades of , the city, to all
Workingmen, the propriety-of meeting as soon as
passible; atsotne proper place; to take into consider
'ation the - meant' necessary to:sectire to them their
rights, politically, morally and socially.
Mr, S. W. Wilder stated some of the statistics of
thetrade in Boston. He id that there were
- On Daily Newspapers 156 journeymen employed,
atilt average per week (of seven days) of $9,25,
with" l$ apprentices employed at low rates. On
Weekly and Semi-Weekly papers, 77 journeymen,
working for the average emolument of $6,25 per
week of 6 days.. , In Book and Job' O ffi ces, 248 jour
neymeniut average . rate of $5,75 per weel(of 6
- dayri.' In the Weekly' and Semi-Weekly Newspaper
Officos s andjo the Book and Job Offices there are 88
.women and =147 apprentices; the former being paid
at the rate 0f.43 per week.
The - Daily Adiertieer, since the strike, had pub
liehedristatement of the amount paid to compositors
in that office "for a- year past, and it averaged , less
than 411 per week to each man employed; and
.what WAD' that as - a remuneration for 13 hours> labor
every day for:aven days . a- week. But there was a
deduction td be made even upon this sum ; for it
was impossible that men could-stand such incessant
toil, and consequently had. to employ substitutes.
Hon. James Buchanan.
:.The. Democrats of New Orleans are making the
most extensive arrangements to receive the Hon.
Arnety:Buchanati - with eclat on his contemplated
kjildt.cd Aut:city. . A correspondent of the New
Orleans-Fourier holds the following language in
regard to Mr. B. and his intended visit :
"Nelniut tuele,Werthy the gratitude and es,
teem of the democrac.y-than James Buchanan. He
brought tbe.State Departs ent back Wits original
Perity;in the da'ys of Jefferson and Madison, con.
ducted the affairs of giApaithilent to the satisfaction
of every American, labored, zealously !obi:heti, for
the good of MS cobritry ; and - Democrats'' , can
prondly_proclaim it,' he never permitted himself
to fall into Claytottith errors and 'gunnels merely
- about the "style " a document, instead of the
Rrincple,which it ii:dvanced. • But he should be
doubly dear to every Democrat as having done
all which it him yet been ,in his power to do, to
advance'and. diffuse the. benign influence of De
motracry.v • - • - t•
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It is gratifying to na that thatedependent press of.
7 .'1110 ni on take tbeOirer, '
Aegi: We are not silitirtahae:itieivi;:li'itvaingliiiic
•ri, •
party.paper in the c o u ntry, ofitity ehilitr or chqacic
.",tli,that is not bitterly hbitilesa the rintiage Whiclif?
the lorotectionistOieuripractise Won `the fanners'
hod mechanics of this shinty.
To show_the. spirit of the neutral _press we copy
from the Journal ofCommerce (a paper oviph, by,
the way, did good scirsiee 1 for Geo. Taylor, at tile:
, last Presidential election) the annexed article in re-
I.lotion to the Iron.. Convention
,which assembled in
this city. We nth 'all'elitsies' of people to give it a
careful reading. We beg our merchants who hioe
a. deep aeil:tilifdragjniereat fn the general prosperity
of the Country, to-examine the carefully. '
"Veat:YOti - Wi:vms A Fearnivr.. ,, —By an outline
of .the proceedings of a-convention of Iron Masters,
tit Pittsburgh, Pa., it will be seen that they have re
solved that $lO a ton on pig Iron, $2O on bar, and
in'the same pmpoition for other qualities, are ne
cessary t‘to protect . the American market: , As the
average price of pig. iron in England for the . 6
months ending fst.September last was less than 816
per ton, and of bar Iron lees than $3O, it Moira
that a diity.of more than 661 per cent. on the for
eign or dutiable 'value, is necessary Icto protect the
American Market: , In addition to this, about 16
per cent. must he added for the various charges of
importation; sadist the actual protection asked by.
these‘modebt Pennsylvania iron men, is more than
80 per, cent, upon the thitiable value. In regard to
a large - part of the country, our manufacturers enjoy
a still further Protection i •eqntil to the expense of
carrying imported lion fr om the sea-board into the
; interior. This expense-to Pittsburgh is estimated at
$8 a ton, and for half that distance $4. If then the
iron-mitaterecoald have their way, they would-vote
thediselves a protection, of one kind and another,
equal to 88 per cent.
It ie estimated that 700,000 tone of American iron
are produced per annum. Unless the iron masters
design that the proposed duties shall be prohibitory ,
the price o f this whole mass of domestic iron must
be equal to the dutiable value of the foreign, (aver.
aging say $3O. a ton,) with. $2O added for duty, and
$l5 for costs of importation; making an average of
$65 per ton. Now, let neve° What will be the effect
upon consumers. Twenty dollars a ton, multiplied
by the number of tons of American iron supposed
to be made, gives a quotient of 814,000,000. This
is the tribute which the farmers and other consumers
of iron are expected to pay annually to the iron mo
lars. The duty on the imported iron, goes into the
Treasury; but the corresponding tax, or embrace..
ment of price, on the domestic article, goes to the
iron-makers.
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If ani'gentleman undertakes to say that the price
of iron will not Im enhanced to as extent equal to
661 p.c. on the &liable wade, we, will not split
hairs about it, but will deduct s 4 , ol : lo ;9ooA:ligtbNiC
of such • abatement. . This_ wltreftaa "1 0 :SOMIRIQ''
per annum tober .I:lir4oAsu Asati*l64lf 4
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hitalo 4 47itiOitiiiti-ttlerless so because perpe
Aightlitlivii? -° Ntt duty can be said to be laid for
r4Venne, which is in effect prohibitory, or which, it
is known, will produce a law revenue than a lower
duty would.
The advantageous of cheap iron to the country
can scarcely be conceived. Not only does it enter
largely into our rail roads, steam-boats, ships, hoes
es, telegraph lines, machinery, &c., but every farm
er, every family, in the whole country, requires
more or-less of it continually. It is a necessary of
life, almost as much as bread or the common air.
We exempt tea and coffee from duly because they
are in such general use, and have become necessary
1 to the comfort of the masses. But they are seams
, ly less necessary than iron, and perhaps not more
generally need. Give or cheap iron, and the cone
try may be expected to Prosper; but burden it with
taxes, and you make the rich richer and the poor
poorer.
It is now evident that the Protectionists intend to
make . a general onset upon the present tariff at the
approaching session of Congress. When the duties
are enormously high, they urge the importance of
stability; hut when a moderate Tariff exists, stabil
ity loses its charms, and they clamor fur a change.
We trust that no change will he mule, except to
adopt a sliding scale in the case of iron, agreeably
to the plans which we presented the other day.
Other things are well enough, and it is. bad to let
well enough •alone.
. .._4i.in addition to the above from the Journal of
Commerce, we call attention to the following letter
published in the Cilleititallti Gazette, the leading
whig paper in Ohio. Of course the writer is a whig
and an intelligent one too. But he has given some
study to the subject of Protection, and being from
an agricultural state, he foresee the deep wrong
which a high tariff would inflict upon the farmers,
merchants, and working men of his state.
Correspondence of the etneintran Garette
A6TOR HOME, NEW Yong,
Nov. 10, 1049.
At the Astor House I met several business politi
cians from Massachusetts. Of course you know all
about the great meeting of iron men at Pittsburgh,
about these times, as the almanacs have it. Their
whole conversation was about iron, and the ruinous
effects of the tariff of '46 upon its manufacture. The
amount of their conversation seemed to me to he
this. The men of capital and business tact and tal..
exits, with good locations and good ore, can make
pig iron for $l2 per ton, which in these distressing
'tholes brings from $2O to 823 per ton and a net profit
of 88 or 810. But the men, who work poor ore,
with poor facilities of getting it to market, and do
their hairiness on borrowed capital, with high rates
o f iniareat o and a want of business talent and tact,
whirl. they can neither bay nor borrow at any price,
must fail, for "want of stock," whenever iron bears
no more than a fair honest price. These men, how
ever, seemed sanguine of getting an alteration in
the present tarriff in thier favor. If nothing more,
they hope to get specific instead of advalorem duties
—which would enable the shrewd iron masters to
get more protection and make more than $8 or $lO
per ton, and the brainless ones to do a "fair bust•
was," and live. I told them to set their hearts to
rest, and be content with "well enough, ,, for the
immense Railroad interest growing up all, over the
country—united with the immense farming interest
of the great west, who want cheap ploughs, wagons,
'chains, &c., as well as cheap iron for Railroads to
enable them to get their crops to market at low
rates, would never consent to raise the Mutton iron,
for the benefit of a clan of men already growing
rich in their business, and whose business even now
is infinitely bettor than farming and Railroad build.
ing. The mail men also are to back up the iron
men, not because coal really needs any protection,
but because they believe that there coal fields would
be more valuable, if foreign iron was excluded from
the market.
A. Taylor Speech a Libel.
The most amusing thing of the season is a prose.
cution that has been brought against the editor of the
Pittsburgh Post, by one of the toadies that hopped
round Gen. Taylor while be was in that city, for say
ing that the report given of the General's speech was
a caricature and forgery.
The prosecutor is a genuine John Bull, and al
most as a matter of course, a gen ins whig. In his
report of Gen. Taylor's speech, he made the inno
cent old man make a Judy of himself; the Posteaid
so, and for this he has prosecuted. We hope he
may have a good time of it in pushing the prosecu
tion through.—St. Louis Union.
CO' Friend Putumis, you need not be surprised
to find John Bull in your city about these days ; so
you had better be careful as to what you say about
the " short band writer of great experience." He
is said to be the ugliest man at present in the United
States—therefore you will have no difficulty in idea
lifying him.
car Wm. C. MEILEDITU, Esq., formerly of this
city, has sent us the "Alto Californian" and a sup
plement to the same, printed at San Francisco, and
dated Oct. 1, 1899. The paper is filled almost ex
clusively with the proceedings of the Convention•
It is about half the size of the Daily Poet, and is par
lished weekly at 812,00 per annum. . .
Dar It is said that the recent dismissal of the
French Ministry was hastened by the discovery cif a
conspiracy, having for its object the restoration o
the Bourbons to power. Some imprudent demon
etraliona, recently, on the part of officers in the ar
my, are referred to the same source.
- tar New counterfeit Io , s. on the State Bank of
Ohio; are in circulation. They are said to be mise
rably executed, Look out for them.
MP' At Loutoylike,' on Wednesday last, the river
was falling slowly.
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We are itpeMed to ifgeatte4r , ,at ; Niga,' ea Falio
Th141il:0
ngilirtittipira - at , a
;;suicide committed at that place on /0014nY evening
Nov. 27— STA. M.
Oar villiago was this morning thrown into deep
gloom by the report that 'a young lady had probably
,committed suicide•here o daring-sommtme last:Mea t
Whiskia iindoubted)y tow tine. The circumidatices
,
are as follows;
The train of cars yesterday morning brought hith
er a young womatkaf fine s personal appearance, isiul
about thirty•the years of age, having with her two
bright looking boys, four sod six years old.—After
taking. rooms at the Eagle. Hotel, she called.for wri
ting materials and nothing more was known of her
until this morning. Between seven and eightifticick
the bell of the room she had occupied was rung by
the little boys. They were inquiring for their moth
er.
Upon the table were foubd three letters-*one di
rected to Major Miller. U. S. A., and one to Hon.
John Norvell, Detroit, Mich., and one to the pro
prietor of the Eagle Hotel, (a copy of which I send
you)—also tiler ringlets of one side of her head, her
gold watch, two trunks of clothing, a silk purse con
taining some gold and"-silver coins and het wedding
ring.
The children Mate that their mother had bid them
good bye and kissed them, after they had gone lobed
—that they had lam come from Winchester, Virginia
and that'thoir father was in Florida.
No CAM can be assigned for the rash act. She
appeared. perfectly, rational throughout yesterday,
and not the least symptom of insanity was noticed.
Nothing has yet been found to throw the lewd light
upon the matter.
Enough has been found to warrant the helief that
the unfortunate lady leaped from the bridge that
leads to Goat Island, and was swept over the Falls.
Upon thesecond pier was found her bonnet, which
had been trodden upon. Her black crape shawl was
found tied to the railing of the bridge, to let her
down upon the pier, which is some sir feet below
the railing. She undoubtedly did this to indicate to
those who should look for her, that her mind was
made up for the !earful leap into the yawning chasm
below.
Her failaer has been telegraphed, and the children
have been kindly taken charge at b y the Hon. Au.
guatue S. Porter. W.
[The following iv a copy of the totter addressed
by Mrs. Miller to Mr, White, of the F.agle Hotel.]
To' nit PROPHIETOGG Or THE EAGLE HOTEL 1
My mind Is made up. I have no wish at live any
longer. I shall go where my body tiOKIWr it o,,ge•
eovered. No one shall gaseaStOliirollifilr
mauls- Pleas(L44444Po6l2l4WkiuisttiObdiyie:
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Z. Vase - kid:Cass.
ietiei'Cass, in a letter dated the 26th inst., decli.
ned the compliment of a public ',loner tendered him
by his friends in New York. Speaking or the Union,
he says:
When dissolution shall find advocates, and the
hand of violence shall attempt to sever the bond
that holds us together, the West will rise up as one
man, to stay a deed so fatal to the cause of liberty
here and, throughout the world—aye, and it will be
stayed. Success can never hallow the effort.
If we are not struckh'jtidicial blindness, we shall
hold on to the Constitut ion with a tenacity defying
time and accident, thinking the Goa of our fathers,
and our own God, fur political institutions which
have secured to us If greater measure of national
prosperity than it has ever been the lot skinny people
before us to enjoy.
• • • •
11 one half of n great country, abandoning all oth
er differences of opinion, is unanimous co its senti
ments upon any measure of internal policy, locally
affecting itself, the citizens should meet from their
countrymen of the other section, kindness, and not
denunciation; argument and not recrimination; and
a desire to reconcile conflicting opinions, as harmo
niously as is compatible with the nature of the con
troVersy.
No such views respecting their rights or their po
sition COll be- so held by en extensive community
without the existence of forcible consideration',
which call fir careful inquiry, and tore wise,ae well
43 a kind decision.
In this spirit should sectional questions be discus
sed, and if they are so, they alt bring with them on
danger; but will furnish additional motives lux onion
and will contribute pc.werfully to our strength and
prosperity.
I am gentlemen, with great regard,
The amount of "dock subscribed for the coo..
struction of the Pittsburgh, Steubenville and In
(liana Railroad from Steubenville to the Ohiu Ca•
nal, up to the present date, is four hundred arid
thirty thousand dollars, and not three hundred and
fifty thousand, as stated in -yesterday's Herald.
There is now but seventy thousand dollars wanting
to put muter contract and build forty right miles of
the road, between this city and the Ohio Canal.
Canvassers are nut procuring subscriptions, and
from a letter reds ived yesterday from one of them
now at New Philadelphia, Ohio, we have every as
surance that the balance. will be raised—and that
speedily. If Pittsburgh does not intend lending
her influence to this project, or contributing a sin
gle dollar, the stockholders of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will at least shake hands with the
stockholders of this route across the Wheeling
bridge Has Pittsburgh any inducements to offer
or advancements to make !—Sletibermilic Herald,
28th ult.
rxr Dr. Parkman, an:emitiont physician, of for
ton, very mysteriously disappeared on Friday last,
and has not since been heard of, althoug the whole
police force of the . city are out in searcf him.
irr A Meeting OP THE STOCLOOLONES oY T.ErNiN..
SONIC FUND SOCIETE will be held in the Lodge ROOM. Cot
ner Third and Wood streets, on Monday, the ad Dec'r,
inst., at 6* o'clock P. M., at which time the accounts end
transactions of the Trustees will be exhibited for exami
nation. Gao. W. LETNO,
jig' Oysters 2 Qy I t--The subscriber will
keep up constantly (at the Monongahela Exchange) from
this time, FRESH OYSTERS, which lie will serve up in
the very best style. E. C. CAMPBELL.
sepliktapr Cor. of Srgithfield and Fuorth ate.
MA NAG au
ADMISSION :
Dress Circle and Parquetie ......
Second Tier
Mosnmr, December 3. will be presented—
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
A Ssmoies HonriPIPS MLIS STAINES.
To conclude with—
LOVE IN HUMBLE LIFE.
Tuna Avramm—Doors open at past 0 i Curtain rises
at 7 o'clock.
J. H. L Awn'Azirs
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
NO. OS FOURTH STREET, APOLLO BUILDING
BETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET IRTEETiI,
PITTSOORGII, PA•
(17 Always on hand, a large assortment of Shirts,
Bosoms, Collars, Cravats, Gloves, Hostery, Suspenders
Under. Shirts, Drawersi&e.. du. marl 2
D RIED
lIERRINGS , 25 boxes. receiving and for
Dsale. (Elea) STUART.k 9114 118 Wood et.
WHF,AT FLOUR—'a Superior,. in SO sack,
dee3 STUART & SILL, OS Wood et
POTATOES -50 barrels Pink-Eyes and Reds.
dec3 STUART & SILL, US Wood at
CORN BROOMS-100 dozen, in store and for sale by
dec3 STUART & SILL, 11.8 Wood st.
DYE FLOUR-44 barrels fresh ground Rye Flour, first
/.10 quality, just received and for sale by
dec3 WM. DYER.
CORN MEAL—K iIn Dried in barrels, and Silted Meal
in sacks, for sale by • (dec3) WILLIAM DYER.
.CRANBERRIES -14 barrels on hand and for sale low
e • IdeeM WILLIAM DYER.
GREEN APPLES-239 barrels (keen Apples ou hand
and for sale by WILLIAM DYER,
deed 159 Liberty at.
SHAKSPEAREAN READINGS,
BY
Drs. Frances Anne Ramble.
MRS, PRANCES ANNE KEMBLE respectfully in
forms the public that she will read from the follow
ing Plays of Shakspeare, at
SVILKINS HALL,
IN THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH:
MONDAY trossmo—
JULIUS C.,ESAR.
Fr Doorsopen ate } o'clock, P. M. Readtnffs to com
mence at n. Tickets to be had at the principal Magic
Stores, on and after Monday, the iSth inst. deal
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Pres% Board of Truatees
THEATRE.
I E INEGAR-4 bbls. (Pure) just re_aivtag.
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tnro ot the iturti:ttee: Smitine,
wahalii 4 ditirktonfitqiiii , 'Fiiitai.;*iiiW4, s
301140'0, and on motion organized by Calling Mr.
Vitiiiitire It/mu:ram to the Chair, and appuiing
George Beak, Jr., Secretary.
• The object:of the meeting being muted by the
- 4 Chhitnian, the fallowing preamble and revelations
-were submitted and unanimoitely adopted: --
WITEHEAI4 NiTi4tre Omit Wiilparate, having been
discharged from any further service as Jurors, abd
inaccordanee with the common- *cling which has
brought us together on , this occasion:, as *ell tae
deeming it our duty before separating, to viapressito
the President Judge, AtisOCiates, 10 other •• officers
composing the' Court, our ihelings'And2tegaids to.
wordri them. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That we present to the Honorable Ju dge .
PAITON and . Associa ter, our warmest acknowledg
ments, for the kindness and courtesy mtinifestid
towards us as Jurors—for the. cot!t and bripartial
manner in which the trials have been c.ondactrld,
notwithstanding the etaiteMent'incident.to some
them—and as citizens for the eipedition and accts.
racy with which the business of the. Court haaheen
conducted, during the long.and arduous session jest
terminated: ,
• Resolved, That to. the Attorney General, Clerk,
and others connected with the Cquit, we prevent
our thanks for their uhiform, kind and alfablolieir
.
leg towards us as Jurors, as well for their atiiet at
tention to their duties,. and _correct deportment It'
their respective ottees. - •
Resolved, That the city papers be requested to
publish the-foregoing proceeding°.
The meeting then, on motion, adjourned.
FRANCIS M'CLURE, Chairmen.
Giroanz Be.m.r., JS., Secretary {
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RiChard Bleat; . ' " ' ' Titilmaiiitorriugton,
Solomon Hays, Cyrus Black, - ...
William Caldwell William Hamilton,
Au. P. Botigher, John Forsyth,; , - -
George *besieger, Joseph timpbeli, .
Without Flinn, Edward Ingraham,
James Campbell, John Goering,
W. C. Means, Alesanderlkl Tiein g ,
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Andrew Purdy, John Eitonecypher,
Thomas P. Thomas, John Weller,
Adam Walter, Morgan Hail,
W. G: Miller, D. Meriiman:. 2 „i4t.li
Alexander Neely, 4%.,..1#8144mAJi141.:2•,:
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- I`47pittrg,eley' v. Charles M. Reed, This was an
'action brought by plaintiff for damages occasioned
by the detention of, and injury done to, ;29 Mils,'
flour shipped in the spring of 1847 at Beaver to be .
transported to Boston, no time forth° delivery heing
mentioned in the bill of lading. It was prOved by
The plaintiff that thirty days Was the'ordineri4ime
occupied in the transit between those tiro points, 1
and dame testimcny was offered to show ;that the 1
flour was damaged. 4
The defendant gave in evidence a number:of dep
, ositions showing the extraordinary state of things
existing that year, which prevented the delivery in
1 the usual time.
The plaintif claimed as damages the differince
between the price at which the flour sold and the
highest market price at the time 'at whiah he.con,.
tended the floor ought to have been delivered, being
four dollare per barrel.
After a full hearing of•tbe case the Jury gave -a
verdict for eighty - five dollare twenty - five cents fOr
damage done to the flour, thereby'esculfulting Gen.
Reed from the charge of negligenitl'
Marsh, for plaintiff. Loomis and Seides fur de-
THE Pommes' MEETING on Saturday evening,
was very large and spirited. Several new members
wore admitted. The Committee reported that all
the employers in the city, except two, lout signed
the bill. It was announced by the Chair that all had
at last agreed to give the prices demanded, This
was received with cheers. The bill or prices of
job printing was recommitted to n committee of job
printers, who are to report this week. The follow
ing are the prices agreed upon so far :
Lgwin CASS
Foremen in News or Job Offices, not less than ten
dollars per week, SIO 00
Compositors pet 1,000 etas, twenty.L Ve cents 25 eta.
‘Veekly wages of Compositors, for ten hours, hi
do) tight, eight dollars . $ 8.00
Weekly wages of Compositors, for ten bourn, the
day to end at 10 P. st.• •• .- . $ 0.00
Work done aver 10 P. es. by Compositors work
ing by the week, thirty cents per 1,000 ems.• ..• 20.e1e.
QV ARM Scastorrs, OTEA AND TEEIMEIVII k ke
Present: Judges Patton, Jones and Kert.--4irc. I.
Mr. Eyeter asked fur the discharge of Washington
Achisrin, on these grounds: He was arrested
disturbing a colored congregation in Allegheny city,
on Thanksgiving Evening, and after examination how
fore Mayor Rush, was committed in default of.pay.
went of the fine of $2O, and costs. The law .does
not authorise a magistrate to commit for a specific
time, hut only till the fine be Paid. Mr. 3. said that
a proffer of the money uould not release the prison
er under the commitment. The Court said that at`
ter the payment of the fine and costs he would be
discharged. This however, did not suit, as the prig•
oner had no money.
Corn. as. Ficklieisen, convicted ror Assault and
Battery. Sentence, $5 and coats.
Tut lunuirre.—The agent called on us on Saturday
with tears in his eyes, and said wo had injured him,,
by saying that he had lea with the money of the
Kansas Indiana in hie pocket. He promised to write
an explanation of his conduct, but we have not seen
him since.
One thing is certain, the Indians were left in n
destitute condition, They slept in the Second street
Market House on Friday night, and went breakfast.
leas until near noon, when they were gathered in by
Mr. MOyall of the Atheneum, and furnished with
food. The exhibition of Friday night yielded them
but five dollars, all of which went to the landlord
who turned them out, or to some other person who
should not have taken the money under the circum•
stances.
We believe they have since been provided for
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AT A sTATED =ruse of the Pittsburgh: Type.
graphical Association, held at Duquesne' RAIL, on
Saturday evening, December 1, 1849, the forlowieg
resolution was unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That this Association disclaim all res.'
possibility for the "Circular" issued during the past
week, addressed to the Printers of other places. 3 and,
particularly do we disclaim that part of it whit re-'
fleets upon any of the offices of this city.
Attest:— WM. C. McCARTHY, Pres't..
ALEX. W. Roox, Secretary.
Ma" At a 'poem! meeting of the Firemen*. Aa.
'iodation, held on Saturday evening, a committee
was appointed, consisting of one member from each
company, and instructed to make such enquithit and
efforts as would bring about a revival ef the Dina
bled Firemen,' Association.
DISTAJCT Coutrr.—Before Judge Flepbunti....,Dee..l
Bailey ye. Stewart. The jury in this ceei replier
ed a verdict for plaintiff of $2,000, about handle
price of the boat.
/VP The Hardware merchants of this city are here•
after to close their doors at 6 o'elock, thus adoptiog
tho Ten Hour system. They are right,
Winter -01111011.3 r:
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, direct from the man
ufacturers-
-100 doz. Ladies' (London dyed fast black) Marino Mose;
75 " " dark grey Vigonies;
60 " " super..lambo , wool Gloves,
100 " Misses' " " .1
Also—A further supply of Lambs': Wool Undershirts;••
Drawers and Seeks of our own manufacture, which, for
warmth and durability, cannot be equalled. •
WILLIAM DALY A. CO ,
Stocking Manufactory, Fifth street,
Between Wood and Market,
MONEY WANTED-86000 wanted for five yerlasi
will be secured on valuable real estate in the tits ,
and tt bonus will be given; Ike - interest paid quarterly.
Also, 2000 wanted for three or four years, lobe well
secured - by . valuable city prpperty. A benitte,will be
given, and Interest-paid 'asabove. ;
S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
nov23 Smithfield street.
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New Vona - December I.
The Canada arrived:at Itrsay at:2:tilel3nici .
this morning. • .
The examination of Manning and hie wife, for the
morder•of O'Connor, ocenpiea.a.laranLapaeo
London jomfple i uNottmpilltaiipo,ooo people were
present at their:executien.: _ - - _ ,
The most tliaagreeibleiecenea have beep enacte d
thiiing the Jain week. 3 •
Cottnd harteldieneed ArasTritecein , frievreoinink
to the t vocal Ie nccoiintn ha;
American-LOl
,ie 'ei th er fclierr, ,, Wp , hueeNiAt re.
celied any thinipirxii4,.viiktik(o.iiiiphini:::.,-,
'"" ' ' ItitiTisipaene Cereber F.
Yesterday , Henry Clay addressethhia_frieeds from
isaratf two ticAaf; ctici`
Seetite:.. He
ov4rittied• by his friendsl , .
said that the insitiutioe co ld~noF eatel in California;
or Piew Malice ; that the quesarmaa of , no;knpnrt~
once comored , wi 111 , 66 1 '110(.4i 441 tio;.striteiii: Ho
woold,steod.by the p.,„4-6, o4 ,oo l olliii l siti : iii f r i. , :
He appered quite• animated :t .-;
The steamboat the
bower TFepide Peilerajiy,:itlift4i3l)oiihOz‘f!*4 Ot11:f
legato piut., The Vitiriti
damaged condition : -
. The trial-of Childs ailis . ntillirogiing Olouns
for
decided on Wednesday,.
New OBLEAiilliillavembei*:
The Canada's newe ie recuiredi saps of 1 35,000
; 1 ,1
- The Captain and ~ Ist fingineez6 of the grainer ,
iii sna have imerf discheigedArniairenstot The
tWeeer, *IIV ix belibida io - I:kthee4i4e the.
X 4104 can't Roma , ; ;:-
woilonwaTo!s; ; Docon2liero-4.. :
t*-h - igAisorobefo or CoiiiO.io act? arriving IC is
be Conif4e,O&,liloitdii,,,
' eleexception-ol:King v efvGa.,„ There is agreat .
4 1 4ik
tiesi esiiinsi3ing in eTafion to',Th `:; Speak ship:
It is supposed .that-Nintbrop!" ehance is , die beat.;
-NEW. YORK NARKET.I,.
vow;
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Fleur. .There ie - rehearjr.#o44 - foriddnMeitand
speculation.
Grata . Wheat `L Tbe 'demand: is . - .4nod; hut trataao.
bona are not large. The demand 19 chiefly roi. g oed -
sa m ples ; poor. iota are heayy4ind npatected,. We
note Balch! of - 9 egitlAff fiitaket;, , PIO de':
mud for Corn is leas than, it wan, but: bidders, are
Atm_ with eales•of mixed at 581, • ,
Froviaiona..The market , for Pork-is 'firm i :pric;es
.have an upward tendency, with , aalea•Of Mesa at.
• 10,87,Trime-8,3703,50. Lard is dullf 4 , ticeishatto
a downward tendency.
Coffee.. Tho stock in first hump is Hight; prices
are well, sustained. '
Whiskey .".Saless at 2027 e.
NEW YORKt orrOicivatiter,,
Nzw,YonatiZlec*-I.i
• The Market ie.& linuthlitiettfor Cult - 014 Innen
ahereceipt of the. Cawida , rrnewa arid. i .better since:
the arrival of the Caledonia. The stock in market ;
is , litnited. Salealight,;
CINCINNATI MARKET:', .
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fflifffe'ool ) !E•7l'
The rivet . is etaGeneri;
Hoge..Salea.of4ooo.litiad aisgifiocagl; .. ., A
The market chianti firm at '2,75 for An lots Altera
ging over 200. _ : • - .
al 089 gqrll,-..The r
ria t is -.11 speculative .demand..; we
..00ld..hurrever s learn ol.ep Mai!. .
Whistray..Selesti*: 21e;, , , •
Floar..Sales:ai Per:t 6l ..' '
Coffee ~,Sales-4•,2llltrageltio-atl2a.
FIALTIMORR - cOFOgE VAIIIIVX: .
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The market is bar534RM in &rat Intn4e.:Wirlocito
sales at 10/010in:
Patent chilled
UotzataNa.A. GArtinsest, Criuie,Lrititeff
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vs. tim k fti t lniringeifiedfof Wu-
Lay's . Patent Right for -kaulingl i
Pia-av", Scan* -tc'qd.• Chilled; '-' r
Defendant. gave n evidence Patent to "John C. Parry"
for some purpose. • •
MARGE OP MAI-RP,—
' IL'question of infringement fa one officricif *mg the;
my are the /edges. the construction of the Patenria,,'
_far the Court. . L..- •
-Alley reading und - coutmenting-on : - thespecific
Plaintiff's patent, the Court observed: In doubtfiffeases
it is not , the contort' of . the Court, too express anyoptnion
of the facts of the easel bpi ini.ll4C'eleAbera - cta ti e un'
ditiputeil; end rhereourt dunkiris tifciper „to „sta ,tp — pa the?,
opinion of both the Judges. on the. true construction or-
Phutuitr's Paterd,thartsha Defendant-it Patent ie-n*ross ,
and palpable piracy , Of the Plaintire inlrentlon,ii It
It has evidently been obtained on the gvennff . that ft`
was an lintkrovement , on
and now seek* unurpbietlghlauttilex.prettratecof lin
iintro'repitent—a pretence whichproveffelsoiirbe
founded " Per PUTIORI .
' The above decision gives to the subieribera. alone the,
rll,thl to that'll Menne-Chilleddtbtlets;tlytb vod ll‘. tlyFees3
known to produce a good article 7: • •-A
• 'They are prektareti, its heretofore, to furnish'ull sleet!
required, and with the lewd- possible delay.
aor2tlaltf.- „ • , BOLJAIANS./c.OARRISri..,
- .VAtaskt
rrtiliE are he reb?iiou fied that MeV* authorized
agentsforahet sale of " Chapialitllngniveinent in At.
rsospherieChum IWhertip an.lra.l3. -Person aft..llallb.:
=ore, Maryland,
_who has authority,to make indes.-th
.4tharYituld and Middle eltd Wea!ett./ Nit &dal; 0:41//e.T.
dantel, at rthrthurgli, Vennagliththay who hasisalhotity
ogikevalcaill.Western.retput/# l /14104 4 / I thernOtho and.
...Xentue.ky,And Chartesy.. /luichntson, at .Cievelend,'.
;who has Authority to make sales ,in,Northern,,O,tho an
Indiana.
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Whenever tolthiAl aiettis are appoattei th e4mbilic
will be drily notified: Any person or persons interfering
with my rights will be prosecuted 'according to hits:
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N. B.—The Chapin Talent covers el/ forms of cavity in
the Rotary Beater or //ether. A pplieruicnis forSttile,Voun-'.
ay or Township Rights, as.above,lo belnadtria- = ; •
, - O.,MACDANIELb
- Burke's Baildings,Atlr street, •
. -.,Tittsburgh:
jy22,l3t&zamw!
Executors' Sa e.
/PIM undersigned, E xe cutors,of theAlastlyili z inad teoj
11 lament of,.Tutimie ,ALier.o ci allolfer AtTll3We
h.:A.I)E; on the premises, i 'ltisidor4,2` pmoship,faiscn ,
• Co., Pa.ieu .the Fehroit c p,,sisoxiibeing tho - .!
'first Monday ) 'the well ' knobs `Mal viihnifite ,M I LL - ,
.PROPERTY, with about ElG*tacalcs of first. ritte.LisuiP
, Ottached. , belongineto the eitatii - Orinii&PhOtatoehlaplei ,
'dace:teed. • ' • •
-Tied' Mill • Propaity •consists , 'Large Rai& - .Seery !
I:FLOIMING MILL, with four Tan.ol.stonas—the Guilcb!!
jog .fieingnea4y. near,iagoodiordertnid of thotroat alr
proved methanicalconotrumbini..,....: t*
Saw MU; nil 4441,
an Spsnning :Srnny .. -
-All of which- arifeOtorottyitlf.tieiClWith r ,illXtlie
!sary'fixtureit an arrangenientrinlidtit gOOdordOtr
• •The - 'lanul is well imprOVed,:valtkatatAMOSOSOZetio4
FILM two Orchardsglehoitel:krafraiinie.w
! - :•There are atio:erectedsiterecini aPILAMEand a' LOG!
DWELLING iioUBr.,FrirrniSuir4.43(itestii4iable - : and,
othetßaildingc:
• Therelsaiso a gliot Erick pter/l i nglironsixtit land.
adjacent to the' inbjectOtO*Ogrt to tixt , :.;
encumbrance of tWelife eatinediticated*ithoOma,Other ! ,
privileges by said iiitillasa:4o:,,Gfe,pqr
chaser until they determine. •. :
- Tames trio SALE One.thlid gf thallittabase, motley us
hand; and !the balance in-two equal •eitinuattsYrueeticr. ,
the. firatof -Which to bald oniresir froca'aetitteatition.4
sale. Possession will be given when Abe sale, is, con
firmed, by the Court. 1. •
SCohR
STEPHE*AIAPLE, • .gateutere,!;
WairikaP;#k Areafenerr.:!,.•
' OAPATILL•STOOK-500,000:1-.
sEcuniza.ltxsTAXE:LsTscirs.t4•zi!
Life .-1 111 kOne?
• ' ' • Health itaisioneance.,l, 3 •
'DEMONS wishing-tcettect:ltusurancointiffiec - of 'the,
I above bratiebes; are, retibektialfy iatiita4o , -,callL at
the o ffi ce of the , subscribeilartfoisrThlitelbpilied , AkezW
Terina as liberal ; as thcoae
I:failed States, and all Losses promptly licid ifteasti;
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109:melto
AdministratorPa Rolf
t. ETTORS OF ADNIMISTEKrIOI* otrahe'Estaie of.
Naileurearlieledate;of -.Allegheny City;ilee'd, bav
ing.w3e. gnulted SOtttl*Spubscriber„pm. hereby given/so.
uce to all havierkeletim.agiumitAallt -Esttitq, to Ocient
them,properly . ciuttemicated i feteeulemeat ang , piontelliti
and all 111056•4p,delaCii.cyplibeileqUireillcimake isettle,
went and pairepatitif , an early,day,- 70..fieilitatei these.
object* the.aubsenber.Vill Attend .dedy „at the office of,
seal deceased , itt said from tothebth of
cember next, ' daring haleness hours.
J. Y01440:34 Adper,
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AITTIEREAS, Letteeti Testtimentary to, the .Estate . or
Bernard Kane " dek , V, 141 :C, OfAte,C . itY ftf.rittiburgt
hove hem gtall Le Et to the eubecriheicall
Ink,theinielves IndeMeato the, said estate are requested
- to dual immediate' psymept, and those httOefe-,ullauc
Against the Aetna will presentthem; dnlyninhenue4ted,,
for liettlement -to John J. Mitchel, Ettil.,,Mtorney at
Law, or BARTHOLOMEW MURRAY;
octO:lawf6w Executor.
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'WASHINGTON CO. MUTUAL INSURANICk:COOI'If,
_ •• Awyrt; way,: -• • •• •
Ths Lhrgest .M.surhvee Company in'tke -United. Slams. •• •
THIS Co.have:lssued about 40,000 Policies this year
thus Wand probably at the rate of 1000 0 annually
in this State mostlyin - the Eastern anti middle parts
The rates of thisCo.'ure low, both . (Or cash and the pre- . •
mium note.. ' • •• • .• • • - •
The cost Is insure an ordinary risk will he
premium note SIP Only: : ..Cattli 40 per• cent on the note, .•
which, with the policy and survey, make it eltant 8 5 far
Elva years;sl,oo per_year, two •Centa.pe r•wee of- reek , ' ,
oiting annually.lo 'centi on SUP:" • • • •
This amount orcash, although email, bus Paid elf loss
es PromPlielde 4Seital Yehrs.i.nnd, from the increasing -•••
business, o•Direcuire are warranted in the belief that
no tax upon the premium - noto-willbeenecessary,. This
Co. arc piohibited , h y:thtir B,ye-Laws 'from :insuring in:
tiltacktr,otexposeditartssifiel lines, art:nom inkier risks
upon anyt india Mille:Shona of hltichinerY, - which are
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codder/idalardous; - or,frorrt,•ttiking .BMP° inone
risk. The poliales,of,thia Co:ere,free Tiom the objee;"
tionahle conditions found in, e polictetior many other:
companies, outAit which. to much litigation iarises. : All
manexigif dilrercace may be settled by arbliMtiortla the •
CountY where the loss happens. - ..• •••. .
Thelollovving is nn,extract foatrini . etter •
the 11ion. War- hlancir t Ex GoVenterAf.New York auk
late Secretary of .War, .• •".:
:- •.• .t•-• ",fg,ti,kgyiNtaitemher-10;11449;:- .. •
It a under iltiVrritnitgcnieni respectable
Wildnali; and is here'regaidckhk•llts'in . gVo standing
aid • nsottturconditloihe-• ' ••
DlLWORTH:MetPittsburgh
.• f ARCH SllOPMeiretiry!.:::
A.'COLTON,'Gehl.•Akent'failYlll Writ .Pli , '" lo •
taunt atpresent at BroWn's IletenTittsburgh: ••
NEW EXPRESS AIkIkANCIESIIeWP: •.•
• • - • •-•
• - • •
_ s
.. • Adams:At: • • •
T IIE. aid:cps, Qt. - PITTSBURGH and its vtemUy
are
. respectfully ifilmmed thar...wei.,have ino , entinection
With any otherWestere.ExPress, and 'are : now - prepared : •"
to; forward •PACKAGES; hIERCHANDISH.:&e., from .
Bostoni"NsoilfOrk,Phlladelphia and Baltimore; to . • •
tamp and'othet,Weittern.Citles. With eitraordioary cx
pedttion and tutaioxinutcfratotis..:. -•
._•At Baldinota,we:hayet.:aisocialedittt..us• pr; -
..Woodsidts, Who:makfor GRseii years Superintendent of
the Baltimore and Ohio Hail:Boad • Company Howard - :•.
Kennedyi.p.sti.,lneennitlearsconfide.rthill agent:of
Post Othce; and C. W;Cass i Esg., of BrOcitisv
These' 'gentleraintiellfgwe • pekscitialjsapervitiMis to the
Line froca•Baltimore•to Pittablugh,.. • -": • •• •-••••
• ..From . we : shall niti'tntilEß'Elaily
itresiLines .L arilvfngat,Pitlatiingh res p e c tively in Two
ahresolul.-kout One Two.-Paytnia„wilt
mnll speed, and - ii prlircipallf-intemtrid": for-inn:al/ and
Valuabla.?nekages.; receipt • •
mnt and'ipatck: *: • t , • • • .
Wa. airangement • - with. Messrs Gdwarda., - :•.":
Gale &.Co.'s;TBANSATL.ANTIC*UCRat:BB,fir whien:
!Are run forward Packages phortrans3ct e.quutssions in • •
:Gmat. - Britaini..France, wmd :most: of, pte,-- Continental
Cities. Messrs. Edwatdg, Co. untie in England
With the well known great forwarding - house-of Messrs..
Rom, and In Fronde with the
:Natkinale.” ..• . • . . •,' •
:we 'shall spare imexpensefiir ciertian to gee cuirgood
.:throttgfit with the almost despatcb, and endeavor io (nu • •".
dish the Miblid with well coodUeted Kapreat,—
.Small Parcels juittrfikk4.wr-e7Tlie.oll:444ez'
.Persons wishing lonia .nititLitteazarii,tesieMfalii se
siniested to partieulaily order - theli'correapar . Mentgimship
• " :- 4' 3. •
• i_Philadelphla, Nov 10 • ,• •.- &
(p `The Ageney.of the Mnive *lames": LineNtrill be
''conducted . et C: BIDWELL;
nov4AZm • •• •• .• Waterstie-et.
::.writo.oll2l '.ACIENCT,
).; JO THOMISIA .
.entepoinganonnicentrere 7 - • -
No. 15 "lansairl - Snarrr ~ P rnsetree- n .
oleo appointed -Agent for Y: Byme eteectki.Pieor
York Line of. Ships, for bringtog I..nigrente.-.from-land ' • ;
remitting-money • - to , -.Engittrid; LreinnO, aeotkiekientr
J -
Stnne from (Lire to nny-nmatim milted • t
with despatch:At the: loivest rates at - discount; • 113 - tic
''' (lineal"
PFNINI STREET6CANAL BASINi) PfI7IDVRGII
and lirerPoollit4eil'ock; - :. - ; ,t
ed . \ et; nails: regularly : from Liverponl.
As' .7 ' each- m°AANN , C , Sis certi6ell4l4s n
itte,ir,fraM
Pittsburgit.." , ••• • ,
The fILACICHAIdein*.biEW
P.ickM tinily 'regularly on their appointed - dayieg#ao.-",:'...'
16th of every month; from eheh Pon- - -•-"
• TheISIERCHANW•LINE leaven Liverpot4.4rto
For Inittiq&iteigter way,) apply to.— ••••
• ntiv2l:.fo:• JiditES MLA-KELT.,
. •
FRANCE" AN'lrtitE •
. ' 411'7.
• copartnership ariderlhe bent:of:.
sire-prepared to. issue. Drafts payable at any , Bank
;Great Britain, Ireland, France and Germany, ni stuns to "f'.-
sdil'psrebaters., Persons. proc e edi rig to, or ' deal rota'
:reiniumg to their friands, in any of *3- eiboire.
are Milte d to ' Those at a distance iatio yriai, to pro;
care Drafts , eery by sending n..Cbeels4iil of,oir -
Banks Broicers,!dr the ' nadir
.aigpec; by mail; (poat.paid,)tvßl reeeltarolliiut "near •
caw for the proceeds; per rettitn - oramaLt.o;•l"-1. ,,. !...
- ' • JAMBS BLAK£pY, Alderman;
. -1 4 :44Friaaj
61 wopomiirow4-41b.
ritWpl:fivifk,i7l;
••• . - Sire L.Flris 21 9 Ftrdt Ti
Ttts NEPTUNE FIRE'COMPANV will •
oyen Wilkins! Halt, Four& sem; With their
YOURTO ANNUAL s - om tOle given
on. amAT of Ja n uary , , .:..
1350. The : fiesls
of the Compluty nee eitimptt tenernl;?.?..-
13 - nre,i_trfited us emend:. -The MUanegereban dear
ratigettientiNcijkecorp.monate a torte etimreeer,beritOnc-
and will itio Deno - raw sto eannitih io theileemfOit and •
pTeuure on the occasion. . "deoluf.
NEIV:IMOKS.7-121W11171LN:. - kis r • ' royals; by .•
114tInfinlHelifine;ginfior of "Typeep 4 Onioon-ae. •
IfirY
nenf AD`red ef Sisearifk.bfliOAtkAbtoott.
with fine raignevinge, •
sidonia vie Saran:sip EirAtni:Methitolde.. ' -
JOHNSTONA,STOonirON,: - ";
ECopier•pt guid-Market AL
OLOAL LkN 6—Wanted to-aellillfSorAlVAettia - of Coal '
'Lundoind receive the proieeriain gotatTahelank
is ion. the Youghiogheny, rust...above :the:itecond Dam,
vitere a. rail road nr. fitly yards trill put the atial.i . nlioats..
Apply lo BELL, on the presnisecor.xiii . ,, - ,4
• uov24:larl THOItIYSOINI BELL. Meehrtniei''.' Mink
-111a113 BMWS: CH.F.AIICALAYSITINWELUII/.;- - --We.
• - recommead.llThhectli.WiitirfiT .Flnit lathe ;Caron...
ate of. ihe public,:as* fiestuto aruele all respect:C . — --
It Cows Irma the- pew withoat clogging-it up. and ur thei •
.coarse of a:tex! hours becomes* deep, - britht black: .
Wm. Lippiocou & :B...A.Fahoestock te Co.,
'Robert.Kroorc;7:;;,l.. McQuewan lt-Dougllis , • •
..IVlck.&Dtc Candle 'joint Parker,;;;.i.
.4"."Wightintin . & Co Froucts Eelleis , , " -
Frir sale /together "with Bii beres Red 'aiittgrieline. • ,
Cagy lithrtj hy. Sitawarts,
AttephenrCit3 . 4 Ottiffitemobtafatturer,lllo2llP,Bill---
-BEAT. Druggist tin& ChernisyeeirtiePeoC;Libltials.and
Smithfield streets. • -'4 t(tav4~dletr
• -
PRUPOSALSAiiiIitie rei.etrietifible
0 anti( ridon'Of Pearyirbei4l4lB4V,fifittbevieelion`of a
gairckg oh 7t trodden • itiperitractOre, on .Litill'..Creek,-
Where'aneeiloadlirta lately been laid outtb"roajd Mr. - .
-Joshua 4lionhollek's farm,- in East;lteer Township; .
obotitthreo Mlles inamoritterly direction from lbe:Bane. -
, or.Tanniumr: and epecificationa of,estd .itrid g e
wilt be - open for inspeetiorron.SatardarOnt6vikday:d( -
.December next,dt ourptrite.
.•.,*Catrarcruioners. Ctffiee, Noirembersia.ASaAnorilidtd)
INTIM COURT OF COMMONAPLRAS rot thO',Conn-- -
, .r . ry;ot - -ifitteghefiy, at JuneTtrnt; fSUrr-No; tl.' .. .
...„.;.'
~ '-' , Susannah Fvl466ilevn t xt friend.,!Ohn
j
.. S 1
ii;,.;L\ .!....‘ 4 .oll s B l , mi!lnit!FT - Xll ll r — lrdriforDworeci
.; ~ ;! k.,, i , 'AO now; to-wut, , Nefember , 1848; the
• i , i,... 1: • Court appoint :Thos Steel, Esti,, Cordials
, *'-il. J` " siOnet, to take depOsilionii of Witnesies to
• --.........-../ ;be tirotinced" on tart-of libillatn r—lbriO
. weeks'notice at the tinie , and Place °flak.
int the 'same tei inr gweitubt publication-4n qho ‘, Pitts
burgh Post; a viper published in tho City of
• County'of Allegheny. the lest of which ipuhlfeatlons
shalt be_ at -leqat ten days belhre„thiktloy,oppointed,for
taking . thatiume,z ; prltict Court
_.
1. rora the Record. ,-,. RIRA3I•IIULTZ,TriptiY. •
• To ,lante.S. FigimcOare:ficemt•Arspendent,Take no-
lioe,rhat.rn - Purshurlol4the above 'Rubs of Court. the
depositions _QC .wintegieswill".his Arthen _before . Thos. - _
Steel, Esq., tit-Ins Oflico:ao nurtii.striet, iu the City or -.
. Pittsburgh, on Thursday , lbe 13 th Arty of Dec ember next,
between the hours of 10 O'cliiic.k.s.. st„ and 4Xi'Xhicli,x. w. •
when.and where you may attendil
JOHN , --
... . ... . , „ . . I. 'MITCHEL,
..„, r y : ati vir ft vit. ',.
~, . ; ..?ittorney-foiLibel!" ni
, .
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41'.1 .. THE COUIT.T.OF COMMONTLEAs r e i: iiiie„,,, u ,.. . _ . _, ,
Ity ofAllegherty, at Jana Tenn; 1849—N0:21. -• ' •'-, i - -
Sniannah Flynn, brlit'f'Atix •. ' -„ - ...;••••.. , - .
'friend,JObstJanits, - : . - Laic! far lifiroreic.. -
Vs." ' ''' ' --
' A vineuZo Maris:vial.
Jnnles Flynn
1
To Jaws 'Flyms,' Me above ntrmuumeirdlizfrekie
notice, that whereas it wrlt of elinalithrmena in Dal for
divorce' at suit 'of Totir- - ,Wife,` Sastrunah'flynn;- .. ht• her.. •
next friend, John lones;•was iinietl'unt'of•ihri above
mentioned Conn, - tested at' Pittibingh, on the2Diti day or
'tune' A. D. 1849, and •reumnable Me fourth Monday of , ' '
October next thereafter; and 'whereas•-oWthe natant of
the said alias stibyrena, prtiof4att'tharie•that you 'ecitdd
' not be found in said ' County;.,nbar4im'are hereby re•
gaited to be and appiar, in yotirproperperson, et the --
Court of Common Pleas' of Alier,heny , Coonty: oh the •
fourth Brondtry of D6cimber hilt, tieing the first day of
'the next - to roi of said Cann, to mistier - the petition and
libel of your said wife, and abeweinite,lf eny•yott have,.:
Why abe should not beditior e utr froiiiithe'tfanda of main.. ,
' Sherd's Othcii: Pittatiunrh;liciv .4,lB4l)4uovirilawfiw
. _ . . .
• ••-• •-•• • AHEAD , O F A 1.161,.;;;
ExtßA.cr. OF
• FlitEPAßßD•rind•aold by . J O TrlUNGSOur,';:ta=r
LThartr ateet:: This powerfolly concentrated pre
•paration; the medical 'of which are found to be..
eight tinted' etiengtli Uf,the".etriginul _American Oil.
It Is put up in ballets aia and 3'71 - oetna:such, with full
directions for ua tine .% Inerery disease where the Drip
rani Ainerican'Oil'hai been found at all'idiCeeioury and
it 110 far exceeds the original in - potrer:aiwirender, it the -•-
t'Itredi?ESTALBDCLY,B IN T/fL" WORLD'. Cull 'and
it: 4OHN VOUNOSON.
,N.B. The _Original Oil in iii•initurai'aucte lken
front bowals of the etirth;,con. be bed as aboieand •
will be found gvnuine. .notnnthstanding a cots fifax.
•
onlycldlino in be tho Prfprietorc - • •
. _ • ••, • • .•,. •.
it to ltio:rootilts .
PRAT the-Cheapest• mid' Best re.;hileees.
Vesting Cfoakingi and Clash - I.lhtitirs;withlit this
City;ttni , to be found at the store or• - ::: • . :
• -•JOSHUA :ROBINSON •
.•' , Europenn said Geheral
. • notattwis Post Baildingb:corneyFitthslut Wood
fq • rnmr:.llltet t . , 7=A:Te . rTieLiWarill
be,
i ll aa • 'cheap ind - lo le.tly:011;Who
IvisUstitdiflithereon—tkr exchnui4dflit •
OThErPrOPeglY..
-no!YA • • • • ' , A %Ida chanicVliank,
- 11 . ' ET Pao' 11 ' —Two ots, • • ow, Bt.
' Clair street, for solo.
noriltlw THCIMPSCN BELL, Mee.. Boat, :
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