• - Writtetsforthiry Morning Post.
ATTDLY BRYANT,
- The apoued- Child
The Mgt and Second Return._-..,,
MORTTIVER-
PILLYTLIL I.
as, F inu g ykta Principal object VeverY wn•
•
der'' - -i!lieth,o4)(ktet or 4ction, elroxf the acne.
liiiitititiikel,the4ondition of hbi*diiniliDi a l l ? a Y,
he
~eitittriedlri a great diirepAiNt*P4l l 7.s.l l l9"J
foinftiti:gtirdin, belore OuthV.ecgsute *t : ) *•t!
Ifrerieneedin: it i-,ruid.the• best' Meth riltli 3, ,l
Which can be A der t ed, acomplish is:;
that of exhibitingjte hideousness and deleterious. ,
conssrprzncee; I voile the beauty and excellency of
its opposite pro described. In the performance of
thieta.sk, verions courses may be taken. ~V ice
rioy•be vaten ap ip its general aspeet, and extia•
red and Condemned in the
_aggregate. This course
Hig:to o 4o - lintly pursued. I say too - frequently„
~
iittiiiiEsi - jyicioos - are found sitting
,npon the . '
ladgqie!it-seat, and Pronnokeinia*tence7ith the
-uttroisf*gree of - smug finicf,i• *lie wholeaile
4ottruelikti*bt vice. Not so when n particelar'
vice ißiltigkit before the't?ar and put under trial.;
I.T his would appear the best calcuisted ,
4 . o:„,produce thedesired - effect.
_Put aftei,thiiikees-'
(gi,P.4isseo3lledleticitirer;ariserraitnd:pie-;heir#iir of
- ;41:46 .16 4 at i sititiittiin; it is true Whether ie•it,
*isii.t . upon the peredii
t*Treons, tertne;'or indirect, and by,
paiabla ..
= The Ititter:M - athed 'llPPelmto me, and 11 012 ; - itt.:
rious reasons; net• te be written at this time, tobe:
in every respect the best. • An instance may hel
sup Posed and the evil to be examined clearly pre.'
:cente:3o, - fttuisitnrately and, literally condeniriii
,without - our being exposed to the anger of the ,
,
_person. orperions in whom we ,wish to effect a;
reformation, and to , which -The other course would
nairstuuttoubtedly expose.*„ -
Jost.ry—
bicb every story writer adnpta ,
to correct evil; provided Itek;writes for the-atlnn:.
=tote o€ society, and , ..sncialtrtlie object, kind read
er,Which the pentnair f.this warative has in view.'
;Bhp to-exported-condemn that which Is
- bad - and' to **over: arid commend that which is
good. , • • - -
, . , .
Withrthese remarks, by way of an exordium,
will commence my. story. It has often bein re.
'
matked'hhat.Pteaeha t 'r thildten are t4ranri.#-,
•
children ." : Not?, as rf ' regirds , rd
-fallibility , of this rule, I will give no , opinitiffptit:
siirypty goon to eaythat the beiaortijtystory.:tivas'
We son, pn 0n19.0i..i11a ate onlychld
Mr:PeregiWAeit very pioult:enti also a seiii
notwithstapding
his piety audlifiiket;Abs,. had his faults, faults
_whieb;althougt by many ionsidered trifling, are ,
productive - of very serious consequences. . Mr.
Bryant fault was excessive fondness fo4,pii:child;
which forshaesi cansed-him to neglectgiv . itithim
Itint--whiCh would have more preciaits.than ,
-gold fo him. • '
9arhero te as t om t o gfa.-Yanx 1 7 9 7;a1u1t te as ;
nn exceediegfrtifirchild. , '• Indeed the child re n - , of
• thizan:disssktirettliftnichildren; but our hero was
extra firie;.steist'fio his, father thought.' When
the boy.stras yet in his:mother's arms, it was pre
..
.
• -dieted by his father that he would occupynomean
post ru whatever profession be s l ight espopte :It
ruse alreetiy ssettlerkaltiiongli, the child Ikturbut
• ociicntlis,"old,that he Mist' be
• the lore of the faPitne'
of the learned profeSsiOns: , The 'tinting father,oier
lciokiog all ttie deep, w de,and 'dismal chianti be
. tween - his child's and Manhood,
him:-,6640g: among , niii;ivith
pletts#t;e4ici - ortem*:Ahit:.alial. for .-bitnan
- ealculitines. Fond. parentazitre doomed-oft times
' to stifier - ..a1l pangs of. pyoustment, as they see
ontu'aftee'.'inothei their fanciful calculations
proVetilkdse" by the revelations of time.
Melanothon (for such was the name
given by - the Rev. Mr. Bryant to his boy) grew,
and as he grebv; his father thought he could
cern a keen and powerful mind developing itself.
Audly "took notice" 'sooner by some Aar; than
any child he ever knew, He could-distinguish his
papa from other men at an nnecimmonly early
day, He could creep at eight months, and walk
tit:,nirpt!.,... , z When two years had rolled away, Audly
could, air !Tiny ,words, laid his father thought
ivittriir .ettentiondiet would ,be able to say
anything: The Bryant Wit s . l a
arnart.like ther4dd ladies of the pep
they lOoirthe dear, sweet little
fellow - into their arme. •
.... •
At three- years, our hero had the use of both
toague and:limbs, and at this early date in the pe
'xiO'of hie earthly existenceoza it is with every
child, the ground work wasikkl : fer the,auperstruc
: tore vie c are ahout to exatitine. • His impertinent
answers to his mother, father, and nurse were so
exceeding''' smart; . of correction,
tboy elicited applause. His sayings and doings
' were male the subject of converse in his presence
time after time, and this apparently Mere:teed his
~anxiety and exertion to become more unruly and
impertinent.
Xlttss:;tialt, wore on, until - what afforded
.;foitifili#tii'lta*ei , .itlehie of precocity in the
- becitnesiceiditigly annoying in the boy., , But, the
.habit of returning= unbecoming answers- was ac
.quiredrand it was more difficult-to unlearn than
„it was to learn the child; of this, the parents were
fully; convinced after'nfewfruitlessatterapts. kart
at'aix;woidd repeat allol won't j " .111 strike
- you
if Youlbm't,wmiwilt- have apiece;" in man.
ner that did not so sweetly as when he lis
iled "Na inn votet,”a Me like oily if, ou don't," o.llle
ill .croc.a'pfice."'• Bat "as the twig is bent, so the
treeds•-inelined?!t it. was not 'Audly's fault ' ', he
Tefullytaught. to employ such e:
Japr et slem s
nv taught.l." - ; Ploy
A ..' o w, when able
was ,tate--•plainly, un-'
~de ni „,
~ that
• ' unable to speakr drors. 'P"---
' when ~,tult,' alth" tly, - he - calla ir, learning._
to ope_
......7---unc;4lfait he epeilt
,_.2Yeetgrei
, - ",:foikl'i - ae`'''' ,=- et ;milli te'e • • me t it
absurd expect
relish' ,onle, His
,:notv
m i di ) , had no_ bounds, Art wightt
~. ,- h ur t in any ••• ,_ 6 ,....
•• t. ' -
A;4,,ltt ;t o k e ep ,,,_ ~ e him, oittiong9l ',
imp kut•t,"'
failed to, sawn 1,
01,,:trtrilont_i
eitZel ttliatta3 d and -13 P 1 ! . 1 ..-
AMILY
..- A '- - - nse the ..re-
coed ' inta' - - —nd at school,
with` ; -.At-home a - - - accordance ,
" - - -.
- Hone in ' i ado`
parsimony tapPitea eral Y
~.„ .
received_ frequen
doses-were gal
- 0 • advice ;;`_ theset, fteof e'keiteara
= ',soli:title” a ~ a nd in the '.e-7,
snatched by
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ty„,„tiot, , , • other, when in
could.
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the poor boy
t''-- rent - •
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se
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lag butt0i , 7 1143 . - " C g and.
4n d ap :yed ifie:enviabler
_repottitionior abaUyL
• 6 Ina cronies. —His -parents he feared, ea.
d despised \ OnitJa ys be entertain";
i r ee u y l og
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d an iadeseribija-hotiefrAl*fatEet 4 ! :tolligt
'was more tedious"Mliin/liii:the
e eises....orkSpbbakeyjning,.and•
Would ratie'doiiiiiiiiiiiiiii(Kudff tri
bed feigning eieknesk.... ' .
.
have made ..iiiifqtyilkOsiltiliilr.ver7.biut buy;,
well,..socb,W . - iitieter.!,fte_matte,;bakb9 l 4
and the indalienenwbieb bejeceiVec(When motet
child gave him,the. hiea that. his pleasure was: , th e;.
role of and. witenTthis itiVressionr wasv
iiiCaMe Seared. - sach Was the ef-.-
leet'at Injiidfftailelindatietice in the ease of 'Tsiy . :
- hero, and:stiijil.efteets, I imagine, are daily pro-.
daced:hY,tliairaine - catiSe.
*Py,. - Briaat-,4).c4iprally for
ItiaxiMvetnent, : and while this lcu3tedlhe was steady
it:ll'46Di and.dilifgent bit; i.iiidierition.: -At tiiii
4eiii;litt-Otki4*rite,iigi eanninite;aS a.s
legs do coregtorily*iggliiien; . but these were
not all his manly attalt' irisfqs,.:lie could smoke his
Cigar; chew, hiStabingx.„swhen he saw swear
with aiyrinatiiri . ..iiikli*TtiWhich he lived, He
was of large groWth, .aMI Tor a youth, very ath.
NO BE COl4lll/4:719.1.3
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SATUMFAY,BIORNING;f DECE246IIII-49,
.
p&ifecifitik B U!4>l:*i.figa . qmonlittor•
The*embeni of-thsti**alia-Sioto.Comtnitta
nro 1611itested to 040 liC8Il#,..1#1e!i:liotol, in Hat
rinEuegf tittnidiy;*l4otuniy,ll3so;at 3 o , cl oclt •
placo jiir
tho meethig•of tho•iiiaDeinoclittie -State Conven
tion. - , 0:414CY JONES;t)c.titinan..
G. G. Wiwool4.6ecrotot7. ~
[The Demcierade fivers throughout the State IFitt .
requrtedlepuhliati - thiu - nOtiee]' :"'
, itio - ticititracky Morning. Post
'lssued this dey,ls esual,to any number hereto
fore pnblished.o It Ciontains the President's Mes
sage, proceedingkintongrers, News 'or the Day,
City Intelligence, literary matter, Market, , ,.
&c; Ii iSitkeicellent 'number for sending abroad.
Foi the, - counter, with , or- without Am.
pets, at 5 cent. per copy. The present number of
the Saturday Post begins it /lOW volume..
The'lpfrerence,
We ask the attention of oar reader° while ea . !
point' out. a...marked 'difference between,the Whig'
nadir:tem:int:talc parties., ' •
On Tharaday, or last week,: theJoornal asked for
oar views relaiiiin to the bargain ' between W. J.
Brown and the. Free ; Sellers. •To this, we gave
each a reply as satisfied our neighbor.
On Tuesday last, we propounded a question to the
johrtial, in - relation to the anti.sloveryiam of pdr,,
Winthrop. _We Were enlace to lutiave'veipliei. :
did not appoint certain Committees with a vierlio
the sopprcatdon of anti-slavery petitions. The Edi
tor never condescended 'to Optic° the matter.
Again, Am Thursday, we asked some information
from the Journal on the subject of tho Tariff. Our
readers will recollect that President Taylor, in his
Message, declares himself, in favor of—lst, An
augmentatiei of resenue Encouragement of
industry by protective duties 3rd, An'extension of
commerce. There seemed 'to be something pre
posterous In these propositions. We could not
comprehend how the revenue was to be augmented
by prohibiting ,the importation of foreign goods.
*Because, if nothing cornea in, there is nothiegmen
which a tax.can be levied. Nor could wo under
stand the President% theory of" extending coca
.
mette,” because it does appear to no that if
ports be lirohibitid, we at the same limo prohibit
exportsi'and thus, leave nothing for tho seamen to
do. If the President means by the words 4,encoar
ago industry," the adoption of such a scale of dos
ties as, will prevent foreigners from entering into
competition with our owo capital and labor, we can
not see how this can be - done, without diminishing
the revenue ned destroying commerce.
Such are, in brief, our views. In good faith we
asked•the Journal for light on the subject. But
Gene came: The paper was thrown into our office,
on yesterday morning, as usual, butitleontained not
one word on the subject of the Message' or Tilriff.
As will be observed fiom the above, the difference
' between as is this: Wereply to anyqiiesti on the
Jonroal skulks.
Progress of Pittsburgh.'
Eicry man of, observation is astonished at the
rapid growth 110 dyrelpptherit of oat city and Its re
sources. Theemetion of new mantacturing estab
bailments, and business and dwelling houses, scorns
to bo more ajlila(ter' Magic .than ienlity. A now
branch of business has recently been started, which
must soon. become one of,the molt Important wo
have got, viz:—the manufacture of Copper from the
ore. The Pittsburgh and Boston .Mining Co. aro
now constructing, on the Monongahela river, (beside
the Smelting Worked a Mill for rolling copper into
sheets; and in a abort time our market 'will be sup
plied with our domestic material. , The facilities o f
oar city for this braO4 of manufacture are consider.
ed unequalled ; cheap fuel being of more importance
Viso the cost or transportation. .Wo have not learn
ed what the size and capabilities of the Copper Mill
will be, but we underatand it will be on a pretty
large Vale. The name of ono of its enterprising
propiletere, TIiONMI M. flown, Esq., is a guaranty
of its success. _ .
Dlr. Rea.
The Washl9gton .
2?nd, says : Mr.
Flenniken,: of 7Penturylvanity , one. late charge to
Delia:ark: itilliiirilif.,'''Elifieeturned to the
United States in the same vessel with Messrs. Rush
and Stiles, and was recalled from the mission
which be graced at.copenhageo. ' The last ad
ministration bad called his attention to the Sound
dna/ that are exacted by the. Danish government
tipon American as well as European vessels; though
our vessels should stand on a different footing from
thoseof Europe, It is said that Mr. Flenniken
was , making strenuous, and probably, succssfub
efforts in abolishing a duty' which beam heavily
upon' 'our. Baltic imde--eo 'much so, that-one of
jar vessels which was freighted with cotton, has
been :lamp to pay as 'much' as $2,000 for the
1.014/101, of Taming through the Sound. Whether
'o it new . (Mr. Forward) will be able to
carry out the views of the last administration, it
is'for fiturity toAeide l.
Flenniketionored with a brilliant
public dinner wr itptorned from Bremen; and
it is useless to say - that he returns' to his native
hearth, like all true minded Americans,
.more
deeply, impressed, if possible, Witli , the- superior
value of our republican institutions,. and with the
glory which our country Wei acirtirodja he eyes
of all foreign nations.. . ; • :
Gam Concitaz,--The
.., Washingtdo . :
• •
that - there hove been more than a million or tile gold
dollers,coined and issued lap to this data.. It urges .
coinage should be increased twat least tivo
; one , It also suggests with mach truth; that a
a three cent piece of milver i or of
:":_,,,'''- ‘ 4 , ;,,jeg v eopper, would be .no ho
", ,
s.t
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•,, B `q!.kisg.WA44Z::• l o77#se 7 g ) : 2 4:ltt,7o, — Zi•AlEff-irt:... , ft •
4 --Letterlllrom-dadaa Winding. •
wool) *comber 28, 1849..:
Siiper .Eit. 81r 1 -Me Commissioners of Al.
.leglnny county isiliadealiftititivaleti - to 'Male_ can;
atituenis, appointed agieeil4. - iii - :aprosiaion in a
attft, net of Asaesnbly,' rc
Veni..D:anatc,: , fr..q.,,ad,
f. their agents and ieri:
4 , • 01 e, 4 ntatileossto*lliOnt,itill:peetlng of the etoek
ntYPlrli.or:"Olt!Ce47lailniianzion!aticc'TPanYAßd
nitent to the intigestp.pf the county, and ospeolally
to urge upon the"Corapy the firapriely and : ipteg
.srity of. contrnencing_ the ............ir of the Road at
Pittsburgh'and proceeding outwardly withthe work.
By a latte r from 74r41arele, teethed, this morning,:
lam glad •to infoinklop, tbe etoekholders at their.
meeting, heliCOn.gigiß,4 initial, :in •Philadelphio,
; passed_ anealmottdy the. : ' follov.ing preamble-and
tesolutiPii,,whieli'l send' to you foriblication!,
Mr. ll,iraltsilao tells us- that he and his colleague
•willintve andinterview vilth the Board of Directors,
iii4lfeilbffsiell assured a speciOn pledge -will -be
.lel
,thattte work will be re-commenced at:Pitte.
burgb v «gtthe earliest-possible day.”
With inspect, sir, your obedient socsant k ;
• • • •
WM. WILICI141:
[The preamble) and retiolution alluded to by igdge
Wxuans, wan published in - yesterdare Post.] •
;,l +1~.~.w _.
Southern Stnekinietiires.
The New Orleanspulletin,of the l4th, notices tho
receipt of Ibifbalcir Or cotton vied's from Pensacola .
=+—the production •of.the cotton flictory on' Black
river, about twenty calico from theabove place.
Two but red bales from the same .factory were re-,
noised about ten'days previona. This factory is ,
lvorked entirely by negro oporntive.a, under three
wblto,overseore and managers, and is doing a thri
ving tnnies,. It ie establishments of this hind that
will ensuro the real indepondenco of the south, and
no one thing would add so rapidly twits wealth as
the withdrawal of a portion of tho blaik labor now
employed In cultivating Cotton, and apply, it to the
mantyracture of the article. Such a-plan would act
in a double ratio in favor of the south, by increasing
tho value of the raw material by reason of lessened
production, and retains millions at , bora° which it
now pay, to northern and European manufacturers.
We harp a painful duty to perform in announcing,
the death of an excellent chizeto, iarturx C.
He died at Ma residence on Wylie street, on Friday
'evening. Mr. /3. was well known in this city.: He
bus for some years screed as a member of Conocils,
in which napaciti be displayed great snaland talent.
As n burliness mao, ho was esteemed for hie honesty
man n neighbor, none know him but to respect.
We doubt not it is true that , s our lam is his gala,”
for WO bdiSTO
"He died that daub which best becomes a man.,
Tho name of the lion. Wail/111W. lawisbaving
been mentioned by a largo number of our DeMo
cratic fellow citizens, in ccuinixtion with the omen
of Mayor, we are authorised and respected to an
annoanco dint ho will not be a candidate, for that
office. In declining this honor, Mr. lawTrt wishes
as to return his sincere , thanks to tboaet friend. whose
kindness and partiality has thus been manifcnted to.
ward. him.
We observe by the lam clamber of this excellent
paper, that Mr. P. 13.Coirrt, has retired—hie place to
be filled b; Mr. D. P. Wont, late W •
regret to lose Mr. Conn from the editorial corps of
this State ; yet, to Mr. Work wo expect to find a man
who will keep up the spirit and usefulnem of the
4 C Btar.”
Tuz SLATT.IIT SIIDJLCT IN Karrrtmicr.—No
k than four different propositions fur allowing
citizens to import glares for their otc, use, have been
voted down in the Kentucky Constitutional Con.
vention by large zuzjorlties. 'A substitute was
mined embracing the principle of the law of 1833.
This was also negatived by a very largemajority
—9 to 79. The following, however, was adopted:
uThe general Assembly shall pasa•laws provid
ins that any free negro or mulatto, hereafter emi
grating to, or being emancipated in, and refusing
to leave this State, or having left shall return and
settle within this State, shall be deemed guilty of
a felony, and confined In the Penitentiary thereof."
GILEAT &taws. Arcvzow.—Yesterday, at Nib
lo's great room, Niblo's Garden, the second great
Shawl auction came off. The attendance was
fashionable and dlJperous. In the afternoon,
about 1 o'clock, it was much crowded.' Nearly
300 loth were put op and sold, the bidding being
very brisk. Tweoty.three sold under $5O, forty
from $51110 , 0100, twenty.eigbt from $lOO to $l5O,
twenty.three from $l5O to $2OO. eleven from $2OO
to $3OO, six from $3OO to $5OO. The highest
priced shawl sold for $650, which was knocked
down to Patton & Co. The lowest priced shawl
was $l5. The material of these goods - was com.
posed of the finest India Camel's hair. Scarfs o
the same material ranged from $2 to $l5 each.—
N. Y. Tribune.
ANNEXATION OP ST. DONlNOo.—Printe ad.
vices from St. Domingo announce that the Dom•
inicane are anxious for annexation with dial:lofted
Staten, and that they have communicated with Mr.
Green, who states that he has written to his gov
ernment for powers to comply with their request.
—Telegraphic.
Such uadvices" had better be kept mprivate."
The Easton Argue seconds the nomination of the
Nogristown Register, of Nimrod Strickland, as the
nert Democratic candidate for Canal Commissioner,
and says , g If Sedge Strickland will consent to the
use of de name, wo say Amon to that, with all our
heart. He le a stem, unflinching Man. He is an
honest man. Ho has no love for rotten banks or
rotten democrats. Besides, ho is a member of the
craft, and print/ a firet.rate radical sheet. No one
who knows bilp,"would pretend to doubt his capaci
ty. Wo say, haza for Strickland: ,
There is no worthier man in Penneylvanla.for any
post. Honest, high•rninded and independent, be is
jag the man to whom the iaserate Of , the public
should' be confided with safety. We know not
whether ho will consent to ban candidate, but wo
do know that the people of-Ponneylvanie will have
reason for congratulation, Iffibilld be ever be called
upon to discharge the dace of that row:tidbit)
office. [Braefford Reporter.
LATE /WM YOCATAO.—By 1110 way of Havana
wo have advices Iron Merida, Yucatan, to - the 16th
November. They announce, that the war .WO,ll con
tinued between rho Indians and the ,Yucatecoes,
without any prospect of a speedy termination. A
column of-Government troops bad, just before the
above date, experienced a slight reverse in a conflict
with the, enemy, The Yucatan; Legislaturehad ad.
dressed a memorial to the General Congress, praying
for the exemption of rho contingent ffoO3 the penin
sula daring ten years, and for the appropriation of
826,600 monthly during the continuance of. the war.
Elßoktin Oficial confesses that negotiations are
pending, through the mediation of England, for the
pacification of the country, but it states that the
English have limited their views to a aimple offer of
mediation, and that the Government and Legislature
of Yucatan would act as best 'observed the interests
of the State and the Union.
, .
Apriatirr.:;ro .Dsaronien Tv; Outgo' or 71111
Brioxiquar %tn.—We learn by aneitra from
the office or the Knoiville Whig, edit' et! . .:h3i the
Rev. Mr. Brownlow, that an attempt Was made
on the Bth inst., to demolish that office by a mob.
Guns. and pistols, charged with buckshot, were
prepared for the occasion by those engaged.in the
- contemplated attack—put sorne•of the owners nt.
these arms, from whom they had been borrowed,
learning themse tO which they were to be applied,
Teclaimeil them;_iipon which the depredators, find.
iog that the hands of the office and others were
armed for its defence, abandoned . the project for a
time. . The detlares his determination to
resist any attack that may be made,- and says' if
he is to fall he will fall with his lace to the fob."
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Hon. W. W. Irwin.
The Beaver Rine.
Cana,. Commissioner.
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COMDR N.
,Suggatectamosini • it thi'rzirPau.r." - Iqcw
Yorke' the Hun,6>arian ezilq from Comornt
BY P C SETANDfON•
'r.: - Now'old Cothoinv is lonely, - -
Since fromtietyleft Koval's;
The tyrant , * minions only,
Glide through its.ittnlptnietkialls t
The star tai shopeXo bfiPhtlyr
To lino the viilhint oo r
'We more is seen -- when nightly -
. Dim watclietirsitidith'e:Aawn.
.;:1361A cohorts now Fe sleeping
*herd erintionloitentiflocied,
:And mothers pa liter.) weeping
• *hero the Cositek madly rode.
the-Christmas winds aro wailing
Round Badalstancienc
And hymns orjoy unfailing
Go.np from cloieiered halls! • •
Ille.'tn#lcing-blasts rash sweeping
Alcalaho : 7lntsy sky, • ,
AndiPtOrititkr. yigUsleeping
Throlgblffeecy earmitra fly.
the Vardar k °eels dejected„
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File bands .arn clasped In prayer,
No2roOf by bandit erected
Protects hie silverld hair:
OhThou, men's hearts revealing,
Who bearst tho prayers of alto
To Thee, in honiago. kneeling,
I,humbly make my call I
caino upon cut;
'To filch our ancient crown,t
'Wagoning chain thrown round us
'And anger , 111 hia frown.
.Our tights wo !night to cherlik
Oar country's curiae 4403
We vowed in death to . perich,
And braved the tyrant'e powers.
Bib Bag was oil seen trailing;
Bin broken•ranks gave way;
And Magyar brothers bilging
Barg loud the frectnawa lay.
Then from the frozen regions
Beyond dark Voider banks,
Tbo Dforthman sect his legions ;
To eiacil our focatan , s ranks.
Now hushed the song of - gladness
Mit rose from reeking held;
Oar hearts are draped in sadness
And Thai:tow onlynbield
No mote at Christmas oven,
Shall Magyar hearts grow bright;
For nos the sword of Stephen('
Hath•lost its wonted might.—
The sword Ilinegleamed so proudly
Upon (lie solemn bill,
When all the people loudly
Proclaimed the nation's will :
The sword that emote ince:want
In ne3 long gone by,
When the ti ions before the CM:Z.OOO
Paled in the dattanod sky.
No more Whoa summer sweetly,
Sende fragtheee through the air,
Shall dark-erd maidens fleetly
Weave garlands for their hair.
' The cyprethlinOwomallotir,
D - Oned4f4d.kilth - allfiertband,
Their lowly grime *hall hallow
Who died foil:Ube? land.
And oft the sturdy reaper
Shall pause to scar the tale,
As the harvests oti the Dnieper,
Aro gathered Orr the flail.
Oh, our harp - is cut the willow,
Tho light otp..Nao gone out;
Sono brothers of t the billow
Hark to the seaman's shout;
To some the Tulk. bath given
The, aid the gots denied,
And others sorely driven
Have on'the scaffold died:—
Like thellQuince-troo in its blooming.
When the north wind rushes past.
Sweet hopes, that blossomed, dooming
To perish in eta Wad.
Pittsburgh, Dec. 25th, 1849.
•Comom—The last stronghold of the Hungarians,
an ancient town, on the island of Schutt, in tbq
Danube. Ito citadel bay never been taken. Char;
lomagoo entered the Island and defeated the Hons.
tßuda, the ancient capital of Hungary, on the
bank of the Danube. It was taken by. the Turks in
1629. and remained in their possession until 1666;
•it mill bears tho marka of Turkish role and devati
tation.
STbe Hungarian crown was kept at nada, and thei
whole nation .concider', It. a sort of palladium. In
1784, the emperor Jos* thn Secoad removed the
ensign, of royalty to Vienna; but in 1790, on the
death of Joseph, the regaliawere returned, and nn
til their removal by Kossuth, were secured in a
vault at Buda.
118tephen,—the first-Christian king of Hungary.
Ho rimmed the title is die year 1000. Twenty
princes, descendants of Stephen, were ouccensavely
kings of Hungary. Oo the famous. plain of Ka
kasch, the Hungarian tiatiori,ln former flays, steoem
bled to elect its kiegot: no fewer than 50,000 tents
have, on some occasions„ been pitched on the plain.
The royal hilt in the vicinity of Prosburg, is visited
by every stranger. - The kings ascended it after the
ceremony of their coronation, drew the ancient
sword of Stephen,. and brandiehed it towarde" the
-four quarters of the earth, to indicate their willing
ness to defend the kingdom against all its enemies,
4Lowie the Second, in 1526, loot the battle of
Mohacs, and was slain' bytheTorks. Tho Kingdom
'of Hungary, afterwards invaded almost od every
side by itho Turks, became afield of haul() on which
Christian and biumgilman aroies contended with
each other daring a centary: , ' ,
liThe Quince grows wild od the banks of the Dan
nbe. Ito delicate pink blessisma add much to the
beautiful appearance of the woods. Tho flavour of
its trait is-well known.. ' •
Tag WHOM—The fOilowlng lines by Longfellow,
from his forikeothing volume of poems, are quite
apropos at this time: • '
Thou, um, Ball on, 0 ship of slate
Sail oa t 0 Unlon, strong and grer.t
Humanity math all its fears, .
With all tha hopes of. future years,
Is hanging breatkiess on thy - fate t
We know what master laidthy keel, •
What workmen wrought thy ribs of steel,
Who made each mast, each *all, each rope,
What anvils rang, what hemmers beat,
In =what forge and what a beat
Wets shaped the anchors:of thy hope I
Fear not each sudden.soand and shock, •
IT is.but tha wave and not Ute rock i
'T to but thellapping of-the sail,
And not a' rent made by thit gala I •
In spite of ruck end tempest roar,
In spite of false lights °eau, shore, .•
Sall on, nor fear to breast the sea'
Our batiste, our hepes, are allwith thee t
Our heartsiour hopes, our prayers, our tears,
Are all with theer.ure elLyvlth thee I
To Flavia's shiineitwo ignitors run .
• And wood:to (that cued;
A needy fortane•hanteroldi,
• And one a wealthy dunce.
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How, thus:twin eonried,4467ll behave
Depends upon this
If she's a fool sho.'ll wed the knave,
And if a Imave,the fool. • .
Southern Lit. Afele,for Per, ,;,
Ttts Com-cr. Takoz - .---New.Orleano isfrotiably
the largest Coffee market in theljnited States. The
importation cf the article port of Rio,
alone, duriog the buainess year ending on the let of
September, 1849, was 239,717 cacka of 160 pounds
each; and for the year ending the Ist of September;
1849, 299,129 Backe. The .tmpOttation tbie season
mince Ist September Iciat,"ls 23527 Backe; against
76,839 sacks up to the came period last'searoo. No ,
loading article of merebandiso has probably uoder- -
gone 'mph a chatigoi as - to price„ the last twelve
motiths. A correpponding qo ootity of coffee; which;
at this time last year,acild at bi to 6j tenth; is now
worth 11 to 11/ cents, as even 12 cents:
The crop of coffee in Brasil, last year, V 7 a a 1,800,-
000 'nap ; but the 'low! price or the article canoed
the plantationa to bo. neglected, nod the crop this
year, it is ecitimalcd, not exceed 1,200,000
sacke... The crops in Cuba and laguyra are also.
short, and under all tinge circumstances, tbo probe.
bility is that th 6 present price will, at least,be main
.tained, even ,if a farther advance does not {take'
,
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Dalaili - ,:liti* - IP.acertie Girl..
We extract the following4rom "the L,afayette
:La-) Live Oak: ;: • - - ,
“On the 16th of last month two gentlernin
a lady were returning from Fort
inff with ~441X14Aneightl Pawnee dittl_o o V4o
yernrottige,' 'whoa') and themsetvesia•
strong:attachment had grown. She was leas , '
her nati6fr tind "a life in the woods" to live with,
them' hi the Steites: - :-Air they fa iled l -throiigh the
nation of Sacs andf,oxer i they were met by Pace
10:par, a Witriloi of those tribes, who desired .to
purchase the Pawnee: girl,- and offered ibis:lloPP
for her. The ,offerz-stais. of :comae refused. 1181
turned and left their; sitlieYetipposed forever; but ;
riding at foll. speed-to, the , villagsyho, hastened to
the •arigWana of' Pac-a•wah;. the? nephew:Wthe
chief Ne,,saW•riltiet,' 'wherez' fOlind.Pac,a-wah
and Alliitina:sack; a fierce and `koWeiltil,Warrior,
quiedVreposing. •He'rireut;ed theniinithihly and
told them of the -beautiful. Pawnee girl, wherf oil .
three sprang upon their laorees .and dashed off in
pursuit. The travellers Were boon overtaken. Al
la-qua sack rushed upon the partyand tore the Paw
nee girl from her. horse, and bore her ,off with the
siviftness:Of air arrow, while.her screams rent the
air and penetrated with , fearful distinctness; far
into the.thieesses of the forest. The whites; though'
armed, made•no.resistance,- - Had they•bave shown'
. the sligh* resolution they Could havehaved her..
She watt:44lmo to the „village: Tlitif . .Warriora,
' squaws aintrebildren,•gatherekaronnd'to'see her. .
There has 'deadly hostility
.exiiithig between
those ,nations rind the Pawnees; and the(poor girl
had a presentiment of her 'doom., Approaching
Pac•a•wah, a young warrior just in the"morning ;of .
his Manhood, and who, we should nikiose;Would
be moved to gentler feelings by . such - eppeals; - she
begged him to protect-her, offer ing-to be his . sive
if ha would spare her' life ! wben.iriatead•Sof
ing her from barna, hedeliberrtely-thisedbiirifle
and shot her through the heart! .He then scalped
her and severed her head from her : body.' 'the head
was stuck upoti . a pole, around which they all as
sembled. The headless •and bleeding body was
then throivn into . their midst, When they Seized it
and dismembired it, and , cut, it into s ma ll pi eces,
EM
each one, men, wolien, end 'Children, holding pal
pitating fragments, while they yelled and danced
with diabolical rejoicing around the ghastly Mon
ument of their savage cruelty,- _
"They then bore tbe 'reeking'head t o' the - lOim
village. where they held, a feast, and danced. Tie
losses were invited to their - village on the 19th to
have a great feast - e On the morning ,of that Any,
the Sack and Foxes and !owes, of all ages and:sex
tek had met upon the prairie preparatory tethe apr
}reaching festivity, and all wereiugreat glee When
they moved off in wild end confused procession - to
jthe scene of rejoicing.
uln the mean time information had been - eon- I
*eyed to Col. Vaughan of-whatires going on; aid
be despatched a runner - to- For Leivenworthforiii
detatchment of dragoons,who arrived
,ou. - theMOrii.
log of the 19th, jest . a.s.the wild coneotase were
proceeding to the place of the feast ';'As the In
dians were ascending,one hill, they canie,ntier the
brow of one opposite, and all appeared in full view
instaneously and unexpectedly:to thelndiens, who
surprised and alarmed, rthampered'away' so every,
direction. The dragoonkpunmed them to the yil-,
lege, and went to the wigwanref Ncenrvaquet.and
demanded the murderera. 11Osabl: fie did Got
know who they were.- They then-seized- Nesava
goer, at the instanceof,Col. Vaughan, to bold 'until
the murderers were delivered up. In a very,shott
time they were brought - in by,a party of braves,
and bound and taken to-the Fort." • _
A BrwrCn . c.nrio Battxr.—Wallia slice a gleivieg
account, in his 41 Glimpses •of Spain," of the per
formatices of a " Gypsey-looking •,,!
• Leitatiot lizcribe its cotirse t and' yetrlbaegb! i
had a very decided appreeiation cif the' niannei in
which Component performed it, anti( aftee.gliditik
all around the room, with- the melting glance, the
totaled arms, the gyrations and salutatioas.that.the
case required—she brgered for an instant le , ftont
of me, and stamping quickly twice or thrica !Upon
the floor, went 4. dottli tremare, throegh a;dosen
of revolutions in a moment, whichias I am ti Piing
man, I believe the drawing of a circle with her foot
around my bead was ono. - • -
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A CO3IINDIII7II 1 , 011 zat HOLIDAIS —A Corp
respondent of the Boston Post sends, all the way
from London a conundrum, which- be had from
Lady —, the wife'of Lord and which
no person but a gentleman of uncommon gallantry
or a lady of wit and - beanty, could solve. It is ,as
follows:
U Suppose n young gentleman should find
young lady wefptog, what does he do to assuage
her grief, and dry her tears?
Er ISlOldlee.....Tho members of the L 0. of P of
the Ciry of Pittsburgh and vicinity melanin xespictfuhr
invited to attend aMeeting, et the. ODEON HALL, 9 16 ,
street, THIS AFTERNOON, ail o'clock,'for thei purpose'
of paying - the 11111 t tribute of - respect= to *our belovid
Brother, SLousa. Noma. By.order. • ' -
decaktt J to. Ccuthomor,Seey.,
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E 7 Oysters °retests! t—ahe inbseriber
keep up constantly (at the Monongahela Erehasge) from
this ume, FRESH OYSTERS, which he will wive up in!
the very beat style. E. C. CAMPBELL,
sepia:taps Cor. of Smithfield and Fttorth sts.-
TREATIVE.
ADMISSION
Drese.Circle glad Ptirquette•-••
Second Tier
ttleekors
Mrr Last night of:B. WILLIAMS. .
SATVILDALT, December., will be presented— •
BORN TO GOOD LUCK. : • •
Daring tho evening ‘ Songs, Dances, fte.;
To be followed with—
MILES BOY.'
To conclude • ..•••
THE:SWIS . S. eIIYDTAGE..I;•• • .1
Monday s Benefit of Mr. Barney
In rehenrsal i Zsmburo. ••••_g • • + •
ura At open at
J. B. LAWDIAWS
SHIRT ,M A NU'F ACTORIG
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Arm lb 4
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GantleerAen'a Furnishing FuripirrAiltiu:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ' • '
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NO. as FOURTH STREET, APOLLO BUILE4RO
DETWEEN WOOD AND MARKET NATEL - 01, - ;r':
P1TT83178011,.P.A.1
117. Always. on band, a large assortmeni.or:Shirte,
Bosoms, Callars,:thavats,Olores, liosseryialtpetters•
Under Shirts, Drawers.he.,&o.
TUST RECEIVED—A lot of STANDINOVO
oof a suporior Tor sale by• t , ' • 'l' 4 - :•1
• J. ti"
68Youtlh st.
• ; •3 otters •to Contractors:
EALED PROPOSALS will ire received attliiierftial•
0 Colleetoes office, inAllegheny City;omilann:doWM
on SATURDAY, for eleaning•anythebottont of the,Cce•
nal (nun the Ont-let Lock-to A.nderscm'etrebt-Bridge,and
also from she Weigh Lock to '.olrtle's Beni and also the
cleaning out of the. chamber of the - Lower 'Lock-in the
Allegheny Brantsh. • • •• - • • ••
Specifications will be loft nt•the • Callector , s ••Office,
where all necessary lnfornuition will be given relativerto
dm. above work.. , 'JACOB ULA.sl,Buperyisor.
Allegheny City, In Dec.,1849,--(derAil)-•• •••'. 7
, Admlntatisitorgo 'Notice: " •• •
ETTERS of Administration, with the Will annexed,
1.0 on the Estate of Jane Aloote,'deali, lateyof upper
St. Olnir Township, having been granted to the !Owern.
bar, notice , is hereby given to those , indebted to said-ta•
tate, to make payment; tbose.'having. elzdats,'preeent
them for settlement at an ently.'day.= '
decafitar • . ' ;Af.' soL•LAND Mnll%
lORITEST ----- --TtientiitickDw.cll-
lag Howie situate an.. Penn . street, next tctbe resi
denee of - Dr:Speer. 'AIE43 large Lota , or Ginned; each .
VA feet fronfon Penn street by 140 deelito an alley,with
two Office* on Penn street, now in the occaniney of Mr.
Nasesitoe; ist Aptil; , _S-CUTHBERM,
de429 ' • Gen. Again; Brallbfield it. •
3trq OASES and Packages Fora i - DR:r - GOODgri
us., AUCTION. AT MCKENXIAN3.-7M Thtiradijr; Blarcb
210,1850, will be sold, at McKenna's•Auction Rooms, 3:33
:Cases and Packages of Foreign Dry Goads of every d+
ecriptlon. Catalogues will be ready one week previtios
"to stale: [decoo.l ..
,JA]IIES McitENN Pt, Aiact4
. • • Balance" zuad.Dtvidends
STANDING the Alerritants , and Mankfanurer'elltink
of Pittsburg* which - have hot bean inareased - or di
minished for tbree yettxs:-- - -
Name. litsktenee. Date deposit.. Ana,
Abraham Bennet. • unknown. April 20,1837 ''sl4,so '
Ncrmes.
E Lonber
E. B. Mexelt • •••.!—'
Thomas Paschall. • • 2
Thomms Mich 5
Priscilla Barker-- . 6
:I:Musgrove-to Bon • S 13 150
I Cattle) , that the above appear to be Balance andltivi
dands daa ,to tlte persona named, and *Lich Itavalu
maned unchanged for three 9E031. '
, W.. H. DENNY, Clisbier.V
Sworn and sabsctibed Dec.M_,tb 1840, before natiol.,
: . dee2Plid WATBONtAldermatlt:
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AlaCandled' VampbolL
Damao t AMMUCAN 3 ItNITLIIiti, NUMMI Gleytipai
STAPLE. AND SIANCT - GOODR,s*, • •
No. 97- , Wood 'sorra,' mit Wear" (i - .:Dkuriond -
-ROULD respectfully tall the attention Merchants
and Other deatena to their Neer and vitied•Stoc)c
any
_and StatdePey 6 oaa,Laces;POingeo;Blutwle,
Gloves, Vesting', Ribbons, Hosiery, blitts, - Ice,.. -
-'This is their second Pall supply, and they feel
In saying that Morena. otter Ooods to Competo withany
In the market, both 05 regards:quality and. price,
The examination of .the*atoe k ;Goons is *ail s
**faired to assure the ' huger they offer Goods on reason
lible tern's. nov7:d&cv
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DIVIDENDS:
No. of Dir. Shares.''Amotixt. ',
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6 'l3 416.
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PaocnimirdOiX'eDzsmov.Crittficio-lietiefotir., 2B;
18 - 49.---Cotinelltaitit; - `-•Precent;:Meiisr4Bll4, • CaU- ,
key, Coyle, Hays , Jeerer, MoirfiviiMuriiT; - 7 , !hipton,
:and Mr. Denny;TrOderit‘.
President in the •
President stated that thetcancil tad been con
,
vened in -consequence - or the death-of Samuel C• '
Hill, late a member - of .this Council..
Dr. Alexander -Black presented.- the following
Resolutionvwhich;ollermomomipropriato remarks
from Mr. Eihimonigrißinsikenif.,lfr. Denny, were
mlanigloasiTz!fil9P.S'ed -. Agit 100;;Z:.tind by,t2om
adopted 1
o. 1 9c 115 9 1 :0:q - citri
for tho,purposn Of eignifythgto
of die In and seritice of Satrieil
• .11.esoftie.4Viiiiirerconsider-tha 'death of lilntrinel
C. Hi(l,.lete a:nititiß of die-Belect,CceincilOf.this
City, a
modem, ontutexiiiiingixiidmiihilionergeticfinpnblic:
and p tivate4affeliurteotoi-Oprigtiti genre.:
roue to all He mos nuiversal: esteemirzund
without a Fight • • upon bl e.lraiacter, lamented tind'
lialaTed by mony-frieptis. , ,* • •
Brso/vedi'That-in' toffee of serrowfulreipecti tio •
will attend hie funeral in a' body', rind year the usual
_badge of mourning foi_tbirty.days'.
- Resoleid; Thlt thceirt-.ResolOtiethrfoi - spread - Orin
the minutes, und.thatthOiesidents of. Con - nada tie
'requested lo transmit ii:difpy of the same to the dis
tressed family. oroke'lite-6clovell and -ictierisbed
• •
*. The Cpun ttfen luijouriaord Jo!. incet.at:tlie? Good
Intent 1:ogiao honed; oOlSatoi.day;ttle:g9l!, :instant,
at 1 .9 I cocki tcr le
C, - ~v 4.tkAk14:1,7"
Pa.s.csmooreslMerazi r iiir•4 o duo in
bit'-iiir-tkis,vatilabl retiriollll . .lieptt:-*e1514.:.0:
number ads lbe ati6scripiiiircifBl9l . . , ki*;
tendiiig to lace it for tbia'year'lll*ciinhe
by 31. r. Ire, alba publi otter's price', siatE of pootige.
;- Those w,b(l,-baro aopp li a ra
ti tbeselvei , *itb
44ialir;4 - 4ift . Books for tbo:
has an.Oicellemf
be offers at remarkably low prices. - •
tc . r Tii!
..,...u. concert give?
in the
Ffnt*V,.io.l.4 5_,...i.„ . PO ,
.
4ctei,:on Fri_ay erenieg o wadwelhill a elwi
- a , i P deattaillt vitt* he repeated' Ot reitriiisday eie
-lii f o r- the:BePCritPf . .P 6- PP or t -
.. .
- - Accipturr.--Tho.f' Posi Power • Press
aim ft yesterday iwittrioz, before' ttie work Vaidone.
But all is right
,agairr.
NKr,
would-respectfully; call the attentionie-"Mer
..chantst". and others, tothe following card •
*Mg noticed" Mesisnt. Green &
:which they assert -that They otter rAvavirs Tn4F,.
ARALLED nay. other :EXPRESS;:we - mre, in-jtts
- tice' to "ourselves" and to the "publicp, h.onstrained
any that if oar arrangement' in the "East"
dared.had-notren
urs the 'hest CONDUCTED and rnest relict 4kt Ez
'rms, '3%* woold - isckhave merited: the Abend :pdtromte,
we now enjoy--nor conld we have listtuned.ouriAves
I ra a . ‘erien feersi nod established a . nputettaqt - FMI - -
'.ERTO'sinabsecinizi (arty other I,,itte:• Unless oar
mageMents Tor. meryeelly, eheari . and: Safe tninimisaiod-of
goods and%vaitabics, of alLdesc . riPtients:hadheen* nuni
eatietr, and is extending: mar, . Line: to. all . the;!' Western
- and ; Southern" .Cities,{haviem Spared . Ur paiiis.or
teas. to mOe •it peffect;)yeleeleonadentithatAheitf.
&cements which to' Me' arel."ansor-
Passed," and that seeeare;fußy ettabled .to" PERFORM:
what we PROMISE' --ADAMS - & - SCD:;
deeZ3:2wd --RAIMELia.FORSYTR, At is
.-- . • .
titzan cuad. tiff Establistunent,
• AT RUMS BUILDINGS, qs. ; :7
whl4 Eardiwribe rig 'a - bold - wow respeet call Y ea the et , -
tendon . or C , ldon-nartketw - Carpentersi . andsothers
o use,tifined - materials in their -bind:Wes, to the grent
advantages of dealing with' thew; no they 'keep a goat
- assortment of Lumber," neat as Column:. awe; Cherry
Plank for .hattd-ruifing and balustres•,also, - /tlaltogony
and Cherry, for Newels ; Bed Posts and Rails wrned and
fitted op in the bestwantter,with GazzaWs patent fatten
-tag; tab bench legs, btu and hand Scievis.;-ALso,Liftlitunvii;
tar Balls; Ten Pins, Tinnerefdalletn:and all other things :
generally-kept and furnished by Tamers.- 4111 kinds. of
TURNING an dBANVIN B doneitethe
_eh 'nfantiet, at
'short ' • - -.• ' *4. MEL . RY.ial
N. B.—Steamboat woik.'dope. in lbs bait manner and
at very moderate:4
.siab.ogany . veneers..--A
E sabieriber would respectfully:into* thri Cribiaev:
makers of •Pittsbnr*h nadmicrattyithrwhit 7 htur Part
reetitedlrenn Now Yo*. a splehdixl atockbf Firieeroirad
Mahogany Pkusk; also, Sawa , Sniff far:Mahogany
Chant, /toti.irig.,Chairs'and.Hat ildeb,.afthe most -ay
Orpviot.paueras. —Alto; the hest anzlitY-or.Cabina Var.
ntrhei,.Ptiim2iiee "Stimr, c,:-ail. of which he' wilt 'BOIL an
better.tarots than any othcr 'establishment i a the city.
.decl4:dBevrtni 4 Z No:LI-nth at; Pittsburgh; Pa,k• .
• • ...DOW N:
PILAbTICAL CUTLERS L
y . rx.:. lnstrument _'EUßGlCAl: AND DENTAL :
racivanfciottarezni. , :l..
440. I 4 o..Viro cra ST RE ET, :38LICVLIWEIViditT4 •
.11TE-have removed our etore and fliantifttelorrfrant
Li her ty Street - to the Above' named place; for. the
Tureaso . having more convenience for en amine turitrk :
svc intend - going into. eve psively,Orders In!
. our line wilt ba atte tided tomithprtnattudity and dispatch.,
Jobbing and Repairing needy .done and promptly exe-
Agenatal.issoitmcniof Hardware add Caber Vie mall;
aiwayi tcepon hand;and iell it the /nicest pricei:•—•
„AVe have just.received a-fine lot, of :Gani,"Tsttots and:
&ideas, Ttiilots and': flair Dresri: ditiars;and .other.
Goads-generally. kept ie Hardware: Sueres:. 'Tinners,.
,fdAtters and Saddlers , Toots. made to. ordet;•; .
Masers, Ground' ariCittaldled,
.Pity2Bl . ldeP , Pik to ice:,
Gana and PiEo4,reP l 4ed.r.ka.,4ke- • -
, 0.--Partiordar,anetktjatu - sqCi4 : int4titflictiising:
' 7 1 . 113813e41 All 4 SUppOlent• - ' . .
•
swbc-A:m2 - ,t eccd
treet- -
Focelan •Exchange • •
any Amotvr,
ileel3l CO.-.
lIITABLEC, FOR,REfETTANPES, - .nhd. pip-able bi;
OlVailtbe Wine ipnl towris o tEn gland, Ireland; Scotland
nailWalcs; ovule by . - .,[decI3II , ,BIAKELY &CO
Xartalats z u c it i alnfr.' lt re °lll l4c . Z )
-Gernmayt forsale , bg jaeal3l;tzbetaY-aceuo:l
.look BaU Line:.
Tinc.Liserpool ancl•New:Yrik:Patirt: ' •
Skipr~ - belonging the . above:Line,AF
leave Liverpool regularly ou the let
and .10th of each month.. • ' •
Var.,one Iviebingto. - seettre:pmWtsee, far their friends
ArcruZigerpOo to - liOye ; yark, can do al! by applying to.
the widertugned;thle.Ageof for Pitteburgh •
. „.. . .
• treal3 V - JABIES.ULAKELY,VartaI Basin '
Cotra,try.'
• • Tim hadersignedle prepared.. to :1151113 kass-_
iffat,age Cerlificates'attle lowestratee;iilrect from
._Ltverpool to . l'itteburgli,' 'Philidelphia.
tio ••• • BLAKELY,: ~
Agent for the Pitiladelphbr..aud'LieruPool:'.
• _ . Line of Packets..-:
Franislin
frBE Subieriber ottani nt.pr.vsue sale :the well ktioVvit
FRANLIN WOOLERNIACTORY, situated on dm
Monongahela' river, at ,'Millsberningh,: Washiligior
comity; Pa ' Tbe Cardsimd atherpnrui of the Maelimery
• are new, , end the whole Min excellent repair. The
' building is stone, 40 by 50'reei, and three' Storieihieh..,
„no water power is equal to. tuay„on Me river. and Me •
Dam was thoroughly _malted dating the last:summer.—
'''Attached , to. MO - Factory us a first rate
There it - awl,. good Engine and gtigine'Honse connect=.
ed witlrtbeFactorytinoiftw-Mill,solhat either or both
maybe propelled by.Sterms or Water, ei may be desired.
The whole will he sold tsgeilter;orlhe
,nany,best snit thoptirebitser. Coal;01' excellent Analay,
, abotindiin die immediate vicinity stlDillishorough.and
a steam-boat is regularly. running on the rivet. .Teris
• eaiy. Foe hardier partienlars,npply to ' • •
1 " ,:blinebnpingli;DieCreinheir.2o,ll3o).÷(dedltetw)„
..-3;%1113 COURT, BF.COMAION.PLEAS or. Allegheny
1:
. eobtity, of .DeCember . A. Term, 1);.1849,--No:1Z2, .
n the matter's." die Arricoment.e . R44
tau;-And nowi to wit : December 20, DAD; onmotimi of
,James S. •Cnift, Erg:, Rule to slicor cause wbrthe Bond
•
of Sansuel-Gormly 4,1 shall-not be cancelled and the
:.said.Asaignees disobeyed fratuthe
~Blotet.ths-B e cord: - • GEORGE .8.-- - ELAYS;
dedtiMsr ,c 2. 2 ~' • :..Prothonotary.
AlipcheThypouuty,'eu 8. -, - , --, • -- :-...! --
INs•THE' ORPRAWS ' COURT or , SirD
(
,_.. 5 ...,
q
A C 0111927 :=ln the mutter. et, the .Ea.uter. or
,A ( J)!..3, - olin , Abercrainbie;deceasedi . No. 22; Oc-'
tuber Term, 1648, and No 35, Cetober
.`. ‘. 4 ,...- :... ° ...,fger.m)107.. , - - .
..2 W , ; And ttqw,p , ariti.Deeembevist, It:.T.r.
.1649 i on motion or, IL W. Williams; . Axt'y
Air N.reeptants,.}fenry. 9.lslagmw, Esti.; appointed Art& ,.
tor to audit and setee.the:aecOunts of-Joha Staunton
and Geo... 11. Meaner,
) , , -fteentonsAT:.lr,elbere ramtd4i
4eVd, filed intim , abovestatetr.- -,, - , . - ...
__,,...- -'..-',-:. ~ . .7 ..., . :.
, .. Diens Court. ' -,'"-. _iYiDA.NIBILI 'ltreCllBDY,Clerk..;
-*L All= persons iinterestedqnre :hereby nOtiT4 , .thef the
Auditor above named will.attend;. at Ur °Mee ort Fonkth
street;iiiPittaburg4ciiiMrireday; the' 24th' day of-Jatt
nary next, at e Vole Alt li..lbi. tne 'purposes iat his 60,'
: pointinent .; , •rdeeSS:3lwl. '- H.'I3:"ISIAGRAW - Audit :r. : •
I : 44lstgliisii* - toiailiy;iin I ; -
• t.x.4„,_ MOE' O.IIPRANII,COIIIIT.—Idthit
r xiatei of Oa PetitionOf Gibsp
.c..:AV i r‘lprosying thq CintOtograntis Elite upon th e
!; 70 ; 1 , 44 Juges:X.:-
. PlarnWitrrow,de.e , d;_to - a - ppeor in ;
• .•• 'Coatritielanreks engsentynaul Petztioner
'inay net bo4t*Elitta:M cnoko obelus of
, •
one oriee,puipaxmlial4hsenopho Dante
of Sarah rariwit*g,io.lwttia".46l4_. nne•of
the:geirat is eni l 4l l lt,.... ll4° l t h i ka , # l4 '‘
purport. - - -- 2-7 •
• laid aoEd, vimitTlfkeezaarA4lE-o,:Z.ii:inoliem•44.
.washilvton,Aitonterlfor:Elizabkh%Gibito&Aiie.±Coun.
gra nt sltole. to show canoe tgpy Vetti Gibson ilia/1 -
'llot riarmitted , to: mate choice o tte poition of said
Estate to :phials JoknrCooper entitled—returnable oh -
Bntdronp t t he'L"th dsy.of Jn4 nexr:ltylbeiCourt:
rSpSURDY„,CIerit.
46 oh
13Ellif4a110fariXOArrtgiLatte ,
ep Fonda streetineldWygit,.
_ • _
.p0* : ::0 . i.,:4..iT7:70f.t0ift . 01.1.
&sported for the zlaTorzdtig Pose
FOREIGN IMELLIGIMTOZ/.
,
ALIELIVAL QP criemAnzun' clazinatta
Ns Yiinis3Deternberr, 1E49: -
- • • -
TlicsCambria linsllll.raCiy, tijOr pitlg • _
She brings Liverpool ilateel;ifiti)stll. - • -
etinic*isl atiairs ttr Edgland continuo cToady*."
and genet.
Cotton has advanced lc: on tailit description,
with alight ~ itiootiibold stock on hand., Tharm,
are 377,00th1ab nesinors6;l/00g041e4:ri: Accounts'.
;floe; Maocbester, hoszeverilie,not . -ntumtiai'actrpi to .*
the committee, and qttotailotK44rilliefair.lipland
avid Mohile'6lo6ld4.*Ciffeatio
The Corn maritekirt*nit, latigry,. end prices •
tr4inalcLAti Is 3d.
itksdi¢potlrtioaito+rfel(.~R;bito Cora tosvonh "3rd
' - -
For superior , American Flow, there is good
per iiestein; "inferior and
new taesteril almost, unsaleable : Ohio- is. quoted
at _2as
Wheat is in more - demank s inies at4e 6da6s 9d -
112 414 1 Y.
•
American .Proiiikeins are 'in.ettet.detriand for
same descriptions, with oat impagting firmer guinea.
11HiC , )p, middling endlosiqualittei t Sh6os!dtiles,
...16a27sii:and eastern at Sa33rl.; western 2ps2Bs
bobiers are tuziatis to clean ciut•tbeir.steih...
but there je no jililukrY-;'44l*,ske chtll, without
Artie. Shoulders are in-Yr26it=demands hard
:slightly Misdeed. Sales is
in lair request. 3.136 a. for,
foiddling for plimo -_ 4'2i.Trir peel; ,:prices are •
• ' -2: • '
!-;• ;- Aineriean TOlinw:"Li . iold at 345, 9.11a35.;. being_
ad advance- per con- • ' _ - - ,
IVoon.—Considerable doing, stock light; ad
vuneed 14x24
TooLcco. r .Stock :hand 15,00 q hh4s. No 's
alteration - Holders are • nat;tl.(ll-i:
EMS
MI
=
SUMO
• • ~ • • , ,
listen t - tiiipthing.loier than . . qtfotations - current
the:beg,inniilg . of,,q*iooily, - ,... - • ,
'ton trade:ls'suletbnkfirm•, -7";
In Lead.antiditabee-is.mentioned.2. . • -
The general , polrt cal news is of no,stribingini
,•' • _ •
portarite. , , • -
••• 01110 SENATE.ORGANIZEIi..:
• • • .
'.Coinunus
, Dee.
Bloke, Whrg Freo Soiler, .bas ' been, elected.
'Speaker. two majotity_ ; Sinaembera were •
absent. ;. There baye been ibtee buiadred,ana one -
ballots
- • ' ' • -
• --.• • -.• ' : " • -
31/01r -NORK:adAILKET t . - . • -
• "..? I's •- • NiAkT_ositciAler.emtiern. , _
Flour: Sale, - not ii.teijidriljietrei -holders anti oo
4i4,pot keat..cir soy indee e!ceptaiii
former prices
Grave 41 41 ; 11130y; o f.rorn,
endeayoriegto get uff ticticet,"_- • , •
Provtaloha 4 ,Atiliket :Pails:* iti' 7 6rEpi . and.
fitieititlidile'an-opiAmid tendency.
' tecdy, -• "„
Ja:firgt4P - 6 1 lers. '
Tobnceik.ariaczgloWnd end steedy. . .
:Steck reduced , ` prices bavd:ad;iineed
1 :::•:-PlEill.ApE14 , 1114..eit - ThE MARKET;
•P9tteDeiptiu, December 23 ' •
B e e, e 4 The '.-iluiod4L?'offered , • t!kffBsQ
head
Tritea r*Dlie:lC,lol" 6 ,4709, 00 :4*
= a:similar war at 4 - 7635 06:
............. -
rianolits dt 13ataktces of Derticlta .
- --- Cal
BURGH; of the =Man or ' V
TN TLIK. DANK ORDITTS
b. n
tht
three., ,
j_ Tent .Dollars, nail ekeeednig whic wlthi
er , ,
d to f this staterrtant, have notcith s
g e2"Pree° l ' f tbe a "
Sl it if with the names of tbo de- -."
eel' Me" Qt dinur" e' h
delmsits were made 0c
posl•orn ,lho dates ": when due i
there°
z._:.., ,
~,
balances accmed,mnd the =oil ,
orfasmas e. '
Azumn.r. ,
bieniamin Chess...lr.:-,.,
_1 ,
„ :7 , -.3
f.
"C°'ltV or g h Can ; Pleas
- . ' ' 183.8, *lr. 'l. - 12.33`
[
- 03 ° , f a A a t i li d e ll i e u n & G C15 avga` ; t 1.•- •. -1814, Man 3. '•55 43
, .- t isl3l_, Jab' 1. 1, .: - 35 „GI!:
i D s ßn 2m: il r i t e x ililt r o ke v :l 4l. - e : - .. .. -' ; . -1- : . ...., :' , Beaver -- ... 1 18 1 :, 833 13 4 1.T s j i t a uer n a ' n o t. L .2.2„ 8:. ' ,. .: ;43 1 5 0 01 63 7 5580 - I.' .
Jacob Yowler te - Cri,' ,-_ - , 1 23 0, cl o tz. ;l2 0,0 • i ,
sA:, C: Saatiltea••••••• , • ~,,..a .
, 1 , , , e ,.• 0 , , 1 7 85 1
-.Thomas 11n. t aittri k t • • A ncsV g . '1 , - Imo, Aug:so:_is43 CO t
Thomas Searnea•-•--_ , „_,,- .18/4„-81,,,,,,,,,,- -, 10_0'2 .
*Jacob Painter- -,---
...
..
"111317 'Sent: le. - 50 25
"itVathil Plummer, Jr' ' . : us & Fe .b . - 0. „ 1 0.8 0.- ,
• yj Jas ohn Etartut ßam e a y g (C - aitater) - ,-.
; • rao3 eriold- ... !: . f 4 :ll ( Xt .
*Fred , k Scherer, all
..
.1835, July 8. - e .
Fred`k Schroeder , _ ._ ifiiti mp r .24..... 7 130 opt •,,
W , l . . 11 „ I ia 2 re ,,, „. . . T , ~S Smith .„ ... ' Pule u 7 e !": 1 6 , , Jab: 21 : .122/ 221.
'- ',. 1 1 \7; ..... m5.: -- ...... . • ' :le 3,11ov.18.! ? ISt SZi• ....;
A r ... aUS;i1.•••• * 1831,. M 53, 13. ' - 100 00 0 1? t,',:.
'Charles fi rles W lV ade tik l ins a.- :::: P . ,nio. ..-- 16.1_5 . 72 . 1:77 .2.5.. . ~, t i i'e s l fico d'., ..,...,‘.
*Solara NVilltants;• -- ' - Ida ? may 3. 10 00 ,
* C i kti nintun rlotte en ß s e n d l lii i . :,
~. ,
z. ~1 i., , t4,1. , , v .e.,7.
~/o3 r
.. . .
DIVIDF,NDSIINPAID he,r±f,
'Charles rank• -.-• •,`.. .-
- - b- ''' 'I CO
„ •speaktreut, Say tr.Co-
B G4 EO
.
•Dan't Shute- -- • 6 40
ill Doane,. _:, -v . • -..- ,- e, -,, 3 20
:'... orahavashoin o 40
e
„.
_'
*Seerse facy-, 2O ,
li 00
• georEb Mulnly 1 - 10' L ;4-01
-*SohnWoLtce / A 0:
'Paul Morrow
1 ,
.2 ' - . 1 ~ ,W.,
18
tkj, sr. F. .T.Rebbido • •,- ,
.-, ;,. 10 : 1 , / 00.' ....
*Geo. Schwartz - ----- ' •., , , , 10 ~ 00 00. ~.,...
James Nicholson -• • . '
.wm Mitelcon- • -•••-- Beaver . 0 , 0 5 ,
11Diricaret Shipper M ea d vi ll e. :•• - -,„.„„,„,..,,_ _ 6,,,,, , 8 75.
S. Himatil t go . - - t. - • '.7 l.‘ ' ,'""'"”' ' bc , 44 i a nd ]
I certify that the foregoing: appeals to
divtdonds due the persons named, andZotvi_ng - n rentf in ai nn ned_t ;
in Bank and ruachanzed tor-tbseo ion _ . bie,r ‘,
..... ;tt> d
subscribed this 128 day Eteceadjl , l,lB_4l: . ,
___
___,
~
Gsa.l"J'Assos, Ala. 1. • --- - t• 10,. 7 ,, ,,n l Vit e t= t r:6 l „ .
Nole-Thoae names that "I 1 4 th e balances are
been pahlisbedthree time*, an km ,,, , _,„
lied tor svitbitt the year r . the same l 7 l , ll . 7 . **cdelt . . B l ,. .*
e° Commonwealth. („deeM3tdwittri, -
,Z.-.FIxo. 1 Size 11 .12 I
-' • -
oppen Wilkinetrali,Totartirstrzeg,Fridththelr.: •
.4.F on: SIIMIXA.T EVLITSGI, the 11th et 1a11t1937;
385 U - The friends of -the.CoMpany..nad citizens general.' ' ....-
,Iyareanvited to attend.. . The hltuutgarshave made ar
itu3gerientatanecommOdme.e.targemittr.Ogpismarts,':...
and wilt spare no paiattto. eontritmle
Pletiattre on the occasion.. ..L .
Eagle; •
G.W.Alcsherry,Aneghea) , ; J. - LOchliertl% • ' • •
Arthar•McGi_ Ihtquesree; J. G. 'Toting, Manchester.,.
..fames t3eott„-Niagarri, •-. .1: Idequeman, Esq.
Jactitls Petrie: Vigilant? Edgar, Mak,.
John shore Good Intent; George Feastan,
41L.Tibby, indepeadenee;.• John f•
John'Goyle;GOod ; John Naha; • • . 4 ‘
Porter,.Fairtnoant; • Geo: MeGonigle, - L
if. Here Belief s •• George P.AToore, -;-- '
JcilutT.:-.lkmatea, BirneatisJitoies M gortat), ‘• .
. FLOOR. 3 . IIANLOSES:•Z
NlTlWairkWhite, - : -,;:.-.EtrenizorLocrry -
.11earf„Gmr.ier„ Andrew Graham.. rtlccS
• : '•••
NTLIES FIFTH, WARD, fro nlinginz Liberty airegx,tte--,-
rwpen.O'Llarik and Wiannt,.;Ono Drielc.Ohop r '4o
foot, two stones high; One 8 Inch Cylinder; Engrniok -
inched ;• all in gOO4.ordoef hoing."Voßknow: '.Tha Lola
40 by I.oolhati_,on.groniul ‘eoyorcrrtnr - " ; •'- A
(Pint April, 18•50.. For farther pertieniart;onquiro on rho. •
•• or of ' • • -JOSRITA UN, _ -
European and General ' Agent,
deceO• - - ;Porr - Bnildifiss, sth
. . .
0,3E1 CLOTECCI-Cik,APr °it ' •
• Na. 230 , I,Theity Stre et, anylet Ciairiao” ie . ,Afiefh-
bESP.ECTFULLY annotince to theivettatomen and. •
CAA, dealers -geneiallylline-Tho have in store , a Jame: -
and'select ateek - of'CLOTBS,..CASSIZIRIit.E3,-.ANDI . • - it
VITS27NGS; e' now: arpiepared to fill all ordersin
theft• link; and experience to 010 ate:lncas enableti unto ' •
hope col. libeint share:of pastenage:„"-Petaous--mish
log to have o iii in a- madilsto order, cannot - fail - to
aattaJ READY MADE CLCiTHING of all deseriptiona
kept constantlt cod band: , Al so, tlenten'aFurwsyin g
goods; such an: shirpr,Suspendens adt.Cravate...;
Call andexaminebeforeputabezingalseWhere ;;131:1713
detennined toaellebeap east:- : .oeq : •
platck,4ll,tlCl4lo)loland ccrrge artzWog•CtL.
Who has .ikel.Jl/OSt inualsoma Vcstinge; in•the'
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3,V1i0 has the best BI act Balks in.tho - Ciir--Boobi•et
l'Oto has • the - keg azoortment. of Beaver Clothe iathe ,
City I—Boohyec It Gribhlo.: : .• . ,•
Vithe has the beet BlackCoatikaeto in the City?-,Boot4ec
Who health& beat Fahey Cacci-rett in the , •
Who tout4tto beet Reedy ado
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Who sells the.Ctlea,peet,,Cll*thagle tbO:city:f4.4lPabyer
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