M
, ci t tu - . 1 - -- - - ,
..,-,.. ---#--Caan -
.... ti ny terme d`
~..,./
scar,
. w h o b is ..,,,..... e
,yl re 1 E4 2, tha4 commenced At this tun ,
.4 4 Viide was''', vas Calnin a the. rolling
ri-- Br y ant::was e d lit ra
4 444
_..itring lifer "'VS
d rum and the.apirltAu.
_.,. my Tri Ist.t r
- ... desire trid"ti 'I4C '' Uthieli
.--7.luumt etrone , i
~, ~,nd
jtemalaidesltik, i
kftet -Ben 06''' 'Much irel
1 -.ho rn y - , and t.L.Waibmgtath A
the - llntiti% ttritme ~ 6
~
rtontc - L l t was
~..., Um:routine ovmh '
~„ 04
ii
i f aett , - 1
,_"
~ditbaetbttr neat attempt i
i gificr 4l l3 , '#q.:ts' Thiscanettf4rth increased en
co. A- I,e_on Balteriore
,„,„ A , to muster sill&
„.%-•
..., -,--- ilverv, efrorCitna" .0"-.
~,,y r ti lts
calf atl' ' 1,1 , urrnecte4 attack P
tr ov t ed V) rept!. - - in almost
eteli„,
,„., were opened l
,purpose'l eertat '4'. o ffices ; itt horhood of# Baltimore
f every % tullagelo Ail 3 n" oar herosna l
? ..*.''' Amnif l ue Was opened m '''''------' who:Tattier or
. -,,A ite,,tayist,withOut tmisillting Th in nut of
i ...›-... tlic,4 4ly e nroll ed for the 'war'
al
f.- 0404 r, AmuYe tsi , a y to the e a rlofthe l
ihk la 40 onfour'd 1
AhE I t t asd
x s Aud ly
antmPat ed '
met
rI
th
insils'
llPPlartoC When .Mc Bryantbeardthat his
v 0 )n had e nl isted , - h e repai re d wi t h ot delay to the
Band required the officer leerasehis son's
lilt fr oth the, t.ii Of this; AudiYs°mmobtatn„
131°Irl°3}iln h Were to be his
. , aa arms
One very P ul e u arf t r a l w eri n d
named acy of Ada, am Sa ke d
accosted
c Ne• after the event, an
AL-thus,
dad was uP
, ,
you t hi nk, your old
„, 144 what. ,#ti
nd made
-, li i
afternoon, a
4 l'.. eroding (are this
I, k „
f ti t -thele
our name .off the w e lt a ,
,/ g____. taltel
u we lt he
„ 4 'Ca ptain _. , wed ti l e hopeful eons '
' ‘;"Did lie ;;,
tealla will tell you one thing,Jake, the
le
=a y- do it, but ;I
eel
it :
11 n ot stopple, CO .how he III
r 1 ltdd man I .' i
it A d , h a h as rubbed
t B u d „.b oxt , can you _h e l p i
g' , '
ITtlau 3nt 1 . Why : I will wait till the
V 4
‘ TO
4 --
- i'. '4l(wv wills help
d i t ‘ h 2 en foll j ei% ' otter ;
) ' rOPM tattlii "thelt a the
way I
on t take yonv
•,. *-- but hat if the eaPtam w t
7 4l" -u 'resl w b i J o k ey ,— can r I write en
it/ 1 "Alit I can - fix ia 4
~m e to i t, giving me
note ivlttio' thq) ma n' s n- f oo l cap tain A?"
to
10
st t l - do th a t * and
' ilitelli"c* th e very idea You re
~-
capital, Ad , that a
, „ ^ 'iii juw s
4,,,,r.ra - t - taaws how to trick the old ; folks
the yv."- L after this time, the:comp
li,,, l, AbOnt "V° wee 8 e After the de
; i t
~J. ~
took up then march for Baltimor
very
' the soldiers, Amity became sulky,
hs
4 pa of an d order to please him, 1
' ... i .. --. aadisagrecable, to
uncle w h o l e
t cons ented to his PaYing an
„t
' lathe/ . 4, a trait. This arrangem
*.
i,. Bided In PhdadelPum,
ti prepare
''';› , m ,,, u d the purpose of ,
- coo n ma de, and '
In two d ays o tter the
•
Pitons-w ere
hero mounted on his
el - , h,,,:t. 2 departure, our
#% #as• -- - u"mi - 4 T A yather, a . hcrseyset out, as for
~.
." hi s parents supposed , Y +
1 ,, - 1
", ' ,) ~1.b,%
he
on leaving H--took a cir
' d them iddle of the day was
I - -
,fi ctuil otei - an d
otti ta u zr ru u rsutt
of
t.aptantA s company After
h elay's ride, he overtook them
- v t -- , 1 e t e p in
,and exhibited p h r is ese n n o te te d In A rn t
•
'''ttH \ : 4 1 EG A t lut h n t a v ; was uo r satis fi ed, and considered
, „-s 'v. firs tu _ii e y oung aspirant
13,
. t4us (hit (deo, e th e. _
-t-4,,... 4
13
Audly a
forged
lima, capta i n Q turned
-k
-. lead ' g- d . Why mY Young ma n , this is
1 ille"11U
sal' appeared very mud
" 4 .'.Y our father
tkv strange
now hoh
a thy COMPJOY:
nasse d to your yarning"
r-s'a)Pr-4- h i t he has given In'
ours: at came
l'
t- I s
ort?'
ANdleVI WaS
.1, r a1:0i1...7,01rue ea_ptaln; ref' '
~., e
som a
-"''-
tate wa d I told father that it a
41-^"."%•, - "'''''et °ll g ' ence ad y, I i run °flow he thought
# , v dot ter m,4,gla P l fo ll ow you quietly, and ne
~ '''''''
W. better let
meWO fo r 713 a might
all things igb;
, L , me that
~.,"-
right I tec k ou he wants you to keep me
1 r
y, , dent hem'
1 tarn ViuulungSti
there
4... i t „ n ti renhe captonl Ql ,
'-'"' . 4W " ,i ' Ve. '' I p.c., y ou with ', hem'
.y - - ,
tong wi lt m
. ' r
- - Ilia lt vi ll n tin i l tat w vi bat ' are ydouhtnlgoi:hgtleto you do
awriethinththaet
4. -; ' horsey Yon II not nee
.f..'l t
arMY
72- 4 want r° nen hi
‘,....4
,- „ , „n " 4 t. w i ll you take for bun r'
..„ '4 i
Marty dellara M Bry.v 3, ti said the captain , and o ff went r
mac
antS Mali horse At, tk Mr Bryant'.
ore - meinrauori of three we st
''lli
be ga n for get un about his son, and wrote
and
et d o
a laridietto know the ca use of his le
1-e
e d and
, ..
s. 1 1. dm time his letter was answer ed , 1,. 'queue
ri E a d th a t Audly had not
ureka -was =farm
zelchaPhifede/P a
tt, bat hazindaus to
tit eras somewhat rat this- permit
d Philadelphia
* In"eliller°a between
Inch infested
i ,
of ~.,e , m h wa
w Jmeri w
__,„i in con sequence "4 Mr . Bryant and
A the nituyal conclusion of
it, an" -
that Audly had fallen into the
,ra frieMlS. was
',
hands a t thse 011110W4 and was MU
made but
gent search was
was no
no evidence could be
his, ho we v er,
1 - I : : t l n e e
ii d t on
against til e s t u b b e i e correctness c t -T
of th m e
ocuonnicinug
,statrga, „du ns De t ec t ed parents went in toi
*-
f"r thew-atm *
t remaine d i n the army for six months
i gere he /earn 1 rds and drink vans
a '' Avidly d
t o han.l e ca
.4- . .1 4 .and he beeame rem
"At if% e end, remarkably : fond of both.
Avidly was dismissed l from the army
- insolence and ins°newhen
dranktohi
( 1- nhis
offiCEr,
d
.. ...
__... ,
,CIIIPTSI 111.
llAa ' lgrafe . lll:the..iverling. The shadows were
'''''''-- ---. -:‘'• ' • inmr.and faint. The month was August,
q.,',7, . - ..t.:;. - sjoivuir , .-.--• .t_ • .
r1,,,,W;...;_: , 5.,i - ingiihe , ;dayspnil`bnen one of Arognst s most sultry.
P: -.. ;•; 4 ';',.......-iiiid. - -;;;;Et'.-gentle-.'slfoiver,' perhnps ' the wing 'of-a
; . ?i',l4 l ii t ia 41reilfi 3 r i1......—,.., In the evening Mr.
' - ;• : 71 - iitiettri.;.zgriant bad taken seats on the small pi.
'''-'4'- . :;- -7 ..1;i:iti,;tbiti.thei iiiigitt - enjoy. the ; refreshing, gales.
- your will-give a
. " . ... -; ,;:•-,.". : 1 - " ve r bal;painting of this cotta g e,or rater of
aqtYr '
.. '
t•- . ' - ''' , -- . ' 43- - ,ffiregrounds. , The parsonage was, perhaps,. one
'huildretkyitrdS;retSeditig from the road. In front,
; r 1711 4 -; A;llisfer:tillY_ Arranged_lawn. A gravel 'walk
.. edl.otiiin - ifpfit„tinor-orfthe cottage to a gate at
i:ltek;',6iiig.: 41.:.0i5 , p04z , , Mr. and Mrs. Bryant
' . ..r'-'7"shVisityi, l l:ltiv"lrSady stated., PArkness was fast
-seoniiiiiinii',e very- ohject. Mr. Bryant cast his .
;sifi -4. i i t 4l lgs 3;;- 04 7116( . 1 imagining besawPP/#'
Oni:l4-10iiieviiie;lifine-T#4is vvir(LikOild-jn,'
- Ithirftify . • "Mary is fltat lint s"o " me- . onecoo . 3int, pr.
the-walk:" .: •,,,-;>:.----
.•,.,; - ," . .,` . ; . ,_,• - ••;;;-;Fitliialr807D avid. ! 7 :""P li ., _ ed '! /I ,F B I III Oki: peering
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Re "upPe*:lobesontcyltt intox i cated, - or. very
~- ,- ,•:,--Much exhausted.. He :is very shabby, iii l al togeth
. - • . --. _ ... ..... • -,.. .
...'",,,,;..er.a.pleart :lookidg.personage," were:time remarks
int,,While he'Surveyed ,the ap
, _ •
'Voiathich,ls,,Wife responded
:'being_ heard. by
,thPir. visitor,
9qifspitie beggar," '
vqre - scarcely',unered; when the
....,-!
~p !azza . stepiintulyvith a-?gilq
,_,. •-:',.:''. - ."..-;;_:',7 '::1: o r.l_'rather felt down' ,the,
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NEitti 49ll ,„,.
svv-roga-the
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4 3 , *rktr°7- Pr
.
hittiiherip sam.
likattrati''.ard.,o2t4P-:g• it
''',l-I,;jlkrik-cipTa&dovnl in
e a rw`a,n- - 'of scripture;
toi-not# eofrtetirmg
-
eitbe - tOrgoo r - bad."
hothe 3 o
biacquainted cvith tbe bible. gilt "
- ,can't'lx:long since, for I would not take
your_you to be 9erg olti from appearance."
Hotel old , tobiild4on ettriposd me to be?" •
ftve and twenty."
fq. moisy appear to be that eir;ibut . I BM not."
1 , 411,p0t five,and tvenly 97 .
.;"Nosir,l ant. only about-eighteen."
, "You appear to be:very much ktigned, young
man," said Mrs Bryant '
"I:atn, madam, midi. tm very hungary ; could
get dome;cold vi eMals I" • .
"Oh,p.ertamly,;:we neverdenied ci,morsel of meat
to the , hungry, and _we will not commence with
you,' was Mrs- ill;antfa'rePlirt and away she hur•
;tied 'tit :prelate some eatables:-"for the traveller.
After a few : moment's nbience she returned, and
announced to Mrißriarit that she had made a cup
of tea. The stranger arose at Mr. Bryant's invi-
tation; andsnMrid:thelouse. On coming to the
light, itwas discovered 'torn his clothes, although
extremely filthy;and ragged, that the stranger'was
a seldier. a •
fr as, coNTxstrpnj
*0 . ., , ..,.010 . :',4*it]::.)11:..00t.
L. HARPER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
W.Circidhtioult2oo Bafly.4El
PITTSBURGH:
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 31, 1849
Democratic State Central Committee.
The members of the Democratic State Committee
are requested to meet at - Businsale Hotel, in Har
rishurg, on Tuesday,29th January, 1850, at 9 o'clock
ear., for the purpose of fixing the time and place for
the meeting of the nest Democratic State Conven
tion; • J. GLANCY JONES, Chairman.
G. G. Wrsrcurr t Secretary.
[The.Democratic payers throughout the State are
requested to publish this notice.]
rzr The Democratic Convention will meet at 11
oclock, this morning. The Delegates should not
fail to attend. We give this notice, lest some one
may be laboring under . the impression that it will
not meet until Wednesday. They meet at the New
Court House.
Carriers of the Post.
The gentlemen who, every morning, deliver the
Post to the readers, will call upon them to.dny or to
morrow for the complimentary recompence which
custom demands on Now Year's Day.
Mr. Forgeus has gone to the expense of getting
out an Address for himself ealusively. It was writ.
ten by a gentleman well qualified for such a task.
In addition to the matter of the address, there is an
almanac for the ensuing IS months, which business
men will very much like to see. Also, thp 4, Penn
sylvania Courts for 1850."
Mr. F. 'requests us to say that he means no harm
by lho following;
" Perhaps your pocket book in thin
Perhaps your purse is lank—
Perhops you have knote to pay
Thin afternoon in bank."
From his knowledge of the circumstances of those
whom ho serves with the Post, he believes those
lines will not apply to them. Ile-puts his trust upon
their liberality. Those who know - how , toappiTcl".
ate the yule') of labor done before daylight; willucit
begrudge u snug sum ; but we are requested to eay,
tbat a half dollar will be 111dd:fully received.
The other carriers will also be around with their
Annual Token.' A more faithful and honest set or
men do notlive in this city. Therefore, we trust
they will be well treated by our puma.-
The Uniontown Post Office
It is wonderful that even Moses Hampton is will
ing thatthe administration shall be disgraced by the
blundering of his brother•in law, Beazel. The mis
takes that have occurred in that office since the ap
pointment of Mr. B. are astonishing. And yet the
Whig papers of this city have not one word to say
on the subject. Have not the business men of this
city an interest in the manner in which the Union
town Post Office is conducted t We think so.
We shall advert to this subject again ; and in the
mean time ask attention to the following from the
last No. of the Fayette Whig:—
It is again our imperative duty to announce still
more blundering by the Post Master of this place.
Letters containing money, or of a private character,
intended atone for the eye of the person to whom
directed, aro as likely to. be handed out by Beazel to
Tomi Dick and Harry, seta the proper person. We
noticed a case last week, of this nature, and we
have now zzrazz more to lay before the dommunlty.
One,or these was directed to Jonathan Fisher and
conttned money; this was handed to J. IC. Fisher
Co.,who, on returning it to the Post Master, were
&aired to - keep the blander quiet. Another was di.
rested to General Beeson—it was given to Eli Stur
geon. The third, which occurred yesterday, was
directed. to Asher M. Baily, and was handed to A.
W. Barclay, Esq. • .
We pahliith these facts to show the utter inepacity
of the.present incumbent,,und will add, that be re
ceived. hie appointment through the Influence of
Moses Hampton, his brother-in-law, against the wish
and desire of at least three.fairths of our citizens.
California is Democratic.
How gratifying must this announcement be to
every true-hearted American. The recent elec.
tions throughout California, resulted in, the over
whelming triumph of the Democratic party. The
federal whigs who located there undertook to
"steal a march" upon the Democrats; bat it was
of no avail. The wise and liberal policy of the
Dechocratic party gave to the United States an
empire on the Pacific, rich in soil and valuable in
mineral wealth. It was but right that the people,
at their first election, should choose Democrats to
fill the various offices in the country.
Peter H. Burnett, (dem) has been.chosen first
overnor of the State of California, over John A .
otter, (whig.) John McDougal, has been elected
Lieutenant Governor.
Rodmin N. Price and George W. Wright,
democrats, have been elected to Congtess, and the
Derhocrats have carried their Senatorial and Re
presentative tickets. . -. • •
. . .
The Zonititutiod, if one of the beet in
. •
die World) been adopted almost unanimously.
or caLisounza.—Taking the vote
in this district-as a criterion, there can Nino doubt
of the adoption of the Constitution by the people
Of California. The State of California" is there.
fore a real, tangible and great commonwealth,
from thin day forwards., To her thirty sisters on
the east of the Rocky biountains, she sends her
message of-love and fellowship, praying that the
goldonchain that, binds her to them, may never be
broken by- the rude shocks of time; and that the
glittering glory which surrounds her, may not be
tarnished by a cold or indifferent admission into
the great confederacy.---Alta California.
Great Fire.
On last Monday night, the Lewistown Mille, in
Mifflin county, werß, totally destroyed by fire. The
original,cost of the Mills was $30;000. Mr. Sterrett
was sole‘proprioter. About 700 bushels grain and
-some sacks of salt were lost.
'
'•_ '
imam
tPe like the oliiritbrifiq-Dth"co6-141fir,7°6
countyTo use :common phrase, lbere,iksair.l
senseja,. ouch Dei nt_facY.P 3 the .jl )i° o of P`J' lr P ° P'
ihri` subject of the weriff t thei arejlght... , pne;
„Bank question, they lake the greundtliat iherpeople
id' this toiletry must stand Apitilerrimtlatly.;44lltei ifi
they dhsiro to austere Laalmr in , its efforts to dime
with Capital. Thzit,the whoje paper money banking
systemis st. flagrant violation of natural rights, is
not.disputed by any sensible man. , Public opinion,
we think, ie now ripe for the abolition of thesyatem.
In our intercourse with honcstand Intelligent Whip,
we observe that:they regard It with no favor.
Our views of Banking are very simple. Without
laws, all men would be allowed to specidatein„ and
sell, their credit. But the law making power, de
terinined tolprotect society against such evils, enact
that men shall not loan their credit and receive-in
tercet upon it. But„ a few capitalists apply for, and
obtain, charters, which restores to them the right of
loaning their credit. Thus, are a revrovho are rich,
permitted to receive interest upon what they owe,
while the masses are deprived of the eameprivilege.
Will any man stand up and say that this ie , just'
We think not. •
Look at the train of evils which follow the area
toe of Banks: There are expansions and con.
tnictions ;” favoritism by which immense monopo
lies are enabled to grind
,into the dust the poor
tradesman and mechanic; the failures by which
thousands are defrauded .directly; the 4, shaves , "
upon uneurrent notes, &c.
But hero are the Resolutions of the Jefferson
county Democracy :
Resolved, That as the working of the Tariff of
1846 is beneficial to the country at large, affording
ample protection, and yielding an excess of revenue
over and above the ordinary expenditures of govern.
meat, we instruct our members to oppose any In
crease of rates, or alteration in the mode of levying
duties; and we also instruct our representatives in
the State Legislature to vote against and resist by
all honorable means any resolution that may be in
troduced into that body, requesting our representa
tives, and instructing our senators in Congress, to
Tote for an increase of duties, or for the specific in
lieu of the ad valorem plan of collection, as we hold
each increase and change tg be injurious to the mass
of the people, and consequently, anti-democratic.
Resolved, Tbat our representatives in the next
Legislature are hereby instructed to vote against and
oppose all applications for now bank charters, re
newal or extension of charters, and increase of
banking capital, with or without the individual lia
bility clause attached.
Resolved, That our representatives in the State
Legislature are hereby instructed to vote for and
sustain to the best of their ability, the proposed al
teration of the constitution for the election of judge,
by the people.
N Strestra.”
The N. Y. Post has discovered that the word
s , Protection , ' does not appear in the President's
Message, nor in tho Report of Mr. Meredith.
This chews how severely public opinion in this
country treats the advocates of huge monopolies.
The Tariffites attempt to conceal their infamous
purpose beneath such phrases as " encouragement of
home industry," Br.c.; but the time has at length come
when they dare not, before the people, proclaim
themselves in favor of . 1 protection for protection's
sake."
These evidences of the progress which the people
are making, ere cheering to the true friends of man
kind.”
An 0111olal Bull.
The President's Message says
" We are at peace with alt the world, and seek to
maintain our cherished relations of amity with the
rest of man/dnd."
The Philadelphia Ledger thinks that this last refer
ence most be to 4he " outsiders ;" and the Pennsvf
nankin supposes the Second , Wasan4lon alludes to
the inhabitants of the mood; as it is generally be
lieved, since the discoveries :Of Richard Adams
imeke, that a superior race of human beings inhabit
that luminary. It is our belief, howeve4.that tke,
laltts.Wad his). mind's eye!' the call.fetis?o,
..1313iiketz'or the gab arid the Catrison'tliitinionista
of the North. .
The above is not the only bell in the presideqa
Message. In the paragraph following, a ball, jakf'
as Itidierons, occurs -
4 , While enjoying the benefit - of amicable inter-.
-course with foreign nations, we have not been hymn
sible to the distractions and wars Which have pre
vailed in other quartos of the world."
The South anathe Speakership.
The New Y.rk Evening Postitays :
Mr. - Cobb is the twenty-seventh Speaker of the
House furnished by the slave states, while in the
whole sixty years which have elapsed since the fed
eral constitution was adopted, the free states—wo
mean those free at the time of the election—have
furnished but. four. It has been urged, we know,
that some of the states horn which the twenty-seven
Speakers were taken, have since become free states;
but that makes no difference—they were slave states
at the time, and identical in interest with the oth
ers.
From the Poenle.
We glean the following items from the files of
papers brought by the Empire City:
[From the Alla Californian, of November 14.)
S CLNE AT THE Pow Orrtcr..—On Saturday morn
ing, at an early hour, despite the straight-downward
ness of the rain, and the muddy, slippery, con
temptible condition of the streets, a multitude be
sieged the Post Office for letters, hich would have
done honor to the intelligence of the proudest me
tropolis in the Union. Of course, all could not he
accommodated at once, and so, " a way of coming
at it " was adopted, which reflected still more lustre
pa the American name.
Lines were formed, stretching down a slippery
hill to the distance of eighty feet from the office.
Shoulder to shoulder stood men from every part of
the United Stales, and a step was gained whenever
ono had made his enquiries at the windOw and re
tired. After the lines were funned, they remained
unbroken, and accessions to the number must •" fall
in behind."
Not unficquently would persons remain in the
ranks for three nod four hours. "'Ranee' near
the window weraeold for five and ten dollars. All
this was done in it --Min, to bear up against which
would have tried the fortune even of Oregonians.
We think the rainy Beason has now fairly sot in,
though wo may have a few more fine dap, during
this month.
NErr•litrm..—Tho "Graham Howie" now erect
ing arthe'corner of Kearny and Pacific streets, is of
wood, with'ilnick basement. It fronts 100 feet on
'Kearny street and 62 on Pacific. It is four and a
half stories high and contains 96 rooms. The bar
room is 70 by 45 feet. Balconies upon each of the
first three denim extend around both fronts, afford
ing a promenade of 607 feet. There aro three ten
pin alloys in the basement. The frame of the en
tire building was sent oat, we learn, from Baltimore.
Sommr..—Ferdinando Flint, a Germon,_ aged 96
years, committed suicide in a house in Pacific street,
at about ten o'clock on Sunday morning, by blowing
out hie brains with a pistol. • Temporary insanity, is
said to be the cause.
non THE Minute REmort. , —We have hail' the
pleasure of conversing with A Tory inteiligencgen
tletnan who his kid roturnd from a long teur!of
observation through the mining district. His loves-
Ofiatioa• have led him to the conclusion, that Its
greatest riches have not yet been rerched, but still
await the labors of 'miners mote experienced and
skilful Thad those engaged in the work. Ho saw,
personally, several diggings richer far than those te
relation tolvhich our credulity has already been se
verely taxed. At the same time be places the river.
age gain of the whole body of miner. now einploy
ed, at a considerably lower figure than is usually
giVen. Ho thinks that mining, having been as here
tofore conducted, a gams of chance and as uncertain
pea lottery or a faro bank, is now about to become
a less hazardous game of skill and scientific calcu
lation, at which. good and experienced players, and
they only, will be sere largely to win. The °beer
.sation of our informant fully confirms the general
impression, that there is to be a serious deficiency in
thevinter stock of provisions in tho mining region,
without allowing anything for the consumption of
the overland emigration now on its way thither.
1":27" Many men forbear doing ill because they will
not it—othera because they cannot. Many ;re
frain out of conscience, but more out of &Amine;
Sarno aro kept under by reputation, but more out Of
fear. Many, check themselves because they would
be good but more because they would not be infa
mous.
tigr Nintor Vardelle, the Eeronant, made an moon-
Dion from Savannah on the 17th.
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feinr greate.rat" , thitt:settatm litiat": than at
4 1 :rejr9ofie - Thirt . ittini- ! - iie , three;and sonic - times four
lard cnrs. .: oni rig each way s and ll2-gdFd with
130.astingeri every day and we should esti : Mate that
the income of the Company frame this. source, has
-increased atleast one•balf aince-last- yeal.
• - - rzr,The Boston TransCript - laya it in-pretty,gen
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erally unddratood that the PreaiderniVlAmmage bee
gone out to Europe; so that we 'may expect it by-the
way of England, unless '!KII get it before from Wash
ington.,
IZe'.4he re is a generallaw_ o — r, custom, in Ger
many, that apprentices, after the expiration ortheir
seriiceoihill. travel trio years .befoin prosenuting
their trade as master workmen.—Hence the etyrnolo
gy,of the ieoitljourneyman.
DZT Be• that thinks himself wise and good, far no
other reason• but because he Is a great an&rinh, re
sembles - Ole leervapt that thought himself superior
•to hisinaster, because be lay in the garret, and Ms
master under him.
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MT Several Of the Indian chiefs concerned" in
the late dlsturbanced on Lake Superior, have been
examined at Toronto and discharged - from arrest, at
least for the present. The general feeling at To
ronto is that the Indians have been shamefully treat
ed by the whites. •
MD" The Alexandria Gazette says that Jared Ma
son, of Prince William county, Va., was instantly
killed on Wednesday last, by one of / his servant
women, who struck him a blow with an axe, while
he was attempting to punish her.
[MT The annexationists of Montreal have issued
another manifesto, the principal parts of which are
extracts from the English papers, all of which have
been published in the Herald.
CZP The Now York Typographical Society is
making the most extensive and complete arrange
ments for celebrating the anniversary of Franklin's
birth, January, 17 1850.
Cer A Hamburg firm have purchased from the
Prince de Joinville, one-third of his lands in Brazil,
and intend establiabing a German colony thereon,
in the vicinity of Santa Catharina. The Rio Janeiro
papers congratulate the country on the event.
MD" Two children, aged seven and five, are now
living near Annadale, „England, who are so small
and so intelligent as to promise to rival Gen. Tom
Thumb. The eldest is no larger than an infant of
a few 'months old.
MI" The selectmen of Hallowell, Me., have eet
apart one street° xpressly for the boys to elide in.
Mr Father Mathew left Washington on Friday
for the south.
Mr The southern members of Congress who are
in favor of disunion, intend to meet upon the capitol
steps some evening, and join in that excellent old
hymn, commencing, "Hark, from the Toombs a
doleful aound.,r
Mr The opening of the Susquehanna and Cayu
ga Railroad was celebrated on Tuesday last at Ith
aca, by a festival. A large company of invited
guests, including officers of other—roads, with citi
zens from the city and other parts of the State,
were present.
05- A plan is on foot in New York for connecting
that city with Liverpool by a line of telegraph wirea
coated with pate perch*. The cost of the wires,
it is stated, will not exceed three millions of dol
lars.
per The free school returns of South Carolina,
show the number of schools In the State to be 1,023,
teachers 1,019, and scholars 9,122.
rzr Mr. Buchanan, a merchant of New Orlemitt i
is playing a very successful engagement at the St.
Charles theatre.
-4;f4r-,Nisailarelia-,...5. nenf,Brunnet.:4VllY:ooel4ll,
certa ii ?few Orle.anti:Tt .""..
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ref The Legislaturb ofGeorgia, on the 20th inst.,
took a recess until thil4th of January.
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='• The bluelannittivhop and carriage factory of
J. Galpin, Savannah, was destroyed by tire on Mon.
day last.
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MD - The earnings of the Georgia railroad for 1849
show an increa:se 0f:1149,322 over the previous year.
MT Madame Augusta and the American comps.
try of Acrobats are at Havana and in high favor.
Cer The flungaritm.exiles were received by the
Brooklyn authoriti es o n Friday—MisS Jagello att.
dressed Alm ladies onint academy there.
Cg `'The Mormons,: it is stated, have imposed; a
tariff of 50 per end: upon all goods carried into
their valley from the States.
E A son of Ch •Walworth, of N. T.,
has recently been admitted to holy orders at Rome.
ter Miss Cushman is reading Shakspeare in Bos
ton with great success.:
rar A fire, dcairoYing $17,000 worth of property,
occurred at St. Louis on tho 16th.
Another Triumph of Surgery
Some few weeks since, f ynan from one of the
North River counties presenetd himself to Prof.
Parker, of the Crosby , street Medical School, for
advice. He was suffering from a Cancerous afiec'..-
tion of the lower lip and jaw, both of which were
extensively diseased. It was decided that they
must be removed, or death would SObti follow.
The man consented, and was put under the influence
of chloroform. Not only the lip, but most
. of the
lower jaw was cut away, leaving a hideous open
ing directly into; the throat. To close up .this
aperture, and enable the man to retain food, &wisct
tions were carripil-on nearly to the ear and . doWn;
ward, until ,11iPs" laige enough to bring them
round beneath th 4 upper jaw, and nearly close up
the opening, wend secured.
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Last Monday, the patient came again before the
medical class, nearly a well- man. The wound
bad healed.,trindlA and his health was comparative
ly good. His lower jaw was gone, and his mouth
which now is merely an-opening under the : upper
jaw, enables him to take simple food; of course,
he has no power bf mastication. Distinct articu
lation is lost; and yet lie contrives to make him
self understood ,- by a gutters! sort of: language.
This is the sixtlC:opergtion which has bee° Per
formed upon this man, and yet another wilt probai.
bly be neceisary.:lndicationa of the disease begin
again to manifest' thetriselves, and so tenaciously
is life coveted, that he is even anxious now to
have other portions of his face and jaw removed,
if the disease can be eradicated.—New York : Tow^
add of Commerce:
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.. Saiu;day Jast,.Mr. 113AAC BELL, aged 22 Years.
The friends and. acqtmintances of the deceased are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, THIS asomixo,
at 11 o'clock, frotd the residence of hie mother, in North
alley, two doors from Beaver street, Allegheny City. s
[Batter paplra please copy.'
([7" Oysters t Oyetirors subscriber will
keep up con stonily tat the Al onongahe I a Exchange) from
this time, FRESH , OYSTERS, which he will serve up In
the very best style. E. C. CAMPBELL,
seplittapr . • Cor. of Smithfield and Fuonh sta.
FLORALtcosozEtT:
B Y particular 'request of a large number of the an
dience,on Thursday 'evening last, and also at the
urgent solicitation of many who were'unahle to gain ad
nuttance, the Pula/raj the Fourth Ward Public. Schools
will repeat the CONCERT on TUESDAY EVENING,
January Ist, 18.51),at the siilendid room in'their house on
Penn street. The procee by order or the Board of Di
rectors, will be appropriated for the Ben rjit of the Alle
gheny Orphan Asylum. They will also sing the follow
ing songs :—" Uncle Ned;? " Be kind to the loved ones
at home "O! swift we go," sleighing glee; Song, by
Miss Bingham; •Dnett; Nilo, Violin B_. F. Holmes.—
Grand Orntorio of the FESTIVAL OF ' TEE ROSE.
Deers open ut 0 o'clock.; Performances to commence
at 7 o'clock; ljekets to bolted at the store °LIU'. Yea
ger and at the door. dec3l:2t
Balances 'On Deposit and Dividends
WHICH have 'teen unclaimed for three years and
V V Upvranlii, ln.the Ez.change Bank vf Pittsburgh:—
Wm. Davis, resilience unknown „ Ang.9, 1845 8220
Michael Wealdi, f‘ " ' Nov. 10, 1840 900
Wm. R. Olden, Pittiburg,Sep. 18, 1816 25
'Elizabeth Wilson ' residence unknown,
Dividend, Nov. 3, 11340;10 shares 15
I certify th at the foregoing balances and dividends are
due to the persons named, Or their legal representatives.
which have bemistanding without beingincreased or di
minished for three years or upwards, according to the
Soaks of this Dank. THOMAS 114. HOWE; Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 28th Dec., If4o.
dec3l:dl.wts.wot C. W. Eamon, Notary Public.
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LODAti,XATTORS
P-iltuArr Die,etl l lo4*-
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CnppCes
Jana B lSivvyer;Williamßeimei,JamesiletnirmOi
William Sennett, Ifaniel
John...Al:lrwin, R. G. Brooks, Danl. Weaits, David
_ Sedge Of Elections.. John RleWilliams._
Inspector—Andrew Burke.
fAiniessoftlexanner Park.
,School -Directors=-Calvin Adams, John C. Davitt.
R. A. BAUSAIAfir, Pres'L _
IL G. BnooKir, Secretary.
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THIRD WARD DFiIOCAATIC MEETINGe—The Dema
cratic citizens Ot the:Third Ward - ix:et' On Satu!day
evening, and elected she &flowing Delegateito the
City Convention .t H.: Hunker,
JacoblYl , o9llititei, GefOP kertritoni Andrew Getty;
The followieg persone,were rlomieated for Coun
cils :
Select Coenuil--Pirm: M. Edgar.:
Common Councill.k. Pollock; John Layton,
Alexander 'Mc Clure: Wm. , Paul, .Geotte
_Fannon,
Itichatkßeany::. ' -
• THOMAS HAMILTON, Ch l can.
AlexondeAlTture; M. OF
Femme WAIID Pastwiz Nizziirro:—At'c meet
ing held in the Fourth Wlrd'Public School Howie
on -Saturday evening, the 2.9 th hu4., the following
Delegates and eiEdiaates for, :Ward emcee were
unanimously cit i espe The Delegates veers instrol l ' ,
ed to support .Y.l:l,arr B. Guzinur.es a citizens , eandi-'
date for the Mike of Mayor i:
—Delegates—Jaines Sr Ciaft, WM. Dallas, James
Hern,.TosephlVitt, James. Watson. -
Select Council4•Thomas Scott. - -
Common .Councifolin Minnie, Semi. Lindsey,-
L. Wilmartb, James Varner,
Aiderman--James Hem.
School Directors-4• s. Watt, C. A. McAnalty.
Judge of Election—Wm. Edmonds.
Inepector—Jamea S. Craft.
Assessor—James Mackey:-
.' JAS. S. CRAFT,Chip
JAS. WATSON, Secretary - .
FIFTH W.AIla DE7I29CLUTIT AILISETING...--At a
meeting held in the4ifth Ward Public School
House. on the eveninrof the 29th instant.; ,thel
meeting was called to order by appointing4ohn
R. Hague President, sod J. M. Taykr, Secretary:
The following genii - omen were elected Delegatcs
to the City Convention, to meet in the bimrt
House on Monday; 31st instant, at 10 o'clock, - A.
M., with instructions to support John B. Guthrie,
Esq., for Mayor oldie city of Pittsburgh.
John Barton;,4amea Blakely, Wm. 4 Cague,
John Cunninghitl, John Makin.
J. R. HAGUE, President
J. M. Tattoo, Sec'y.
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Stara Wenn Dcarocarenc Mernrra.—At a meet
ing of the Democratic citizens of the Sixth Ward
held pursuant to notice, at the hector, of lienry,Rca,
in said Ward, JAMES D. KELLY, was "chasm,
Chairman; sad Dr. Wuadera'QuAum, Secretarj , . -
The following Council ticket was nominated by,the
meeting :
For Select Council—Joules D. Kelly.
For Common Conned—James -Shiale, James M.
Kenney and William .Shore.
ThefolloWing named delegates were then chosen
to the City Convention, to nominate a Democratic
candidate for the Mayoralty, viz : James'Armetrong,
James Blackmer°, Graham Scott, Robert Laird; and
John Rea.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered to be
published, and the meeting adjourned.
SEVENTH W AIL° P11.11141.1111' 31Erruto.—The fo
lowing are the Domocrotic nominations 1.
Select Rouncil—John filcelowry.
Judge of Election—Robert Thompson.
Inspector--Samuel
Assessor—William Morehead.
School Direettim—Joseph.Cust,Johttlkardr.,..,-,'„
EIGTITTI WARD DEILLOCRATIC ATEETIRG.—Ac a
meeting of the Democratic citizens of the . Eighth'
Ward, held, pursuant to noticexat;the - Public'School
House, in said Ward, Wrtu.rest ArmmaNnin i -wis
: chosen Chairman, arid A. W. PENTLAND Seeretarr.
The following Council ticket was nominated by-the
Meeting:
For Select Council-41m S. Kennedy.
For Common Council—Daniel Smtz and A. W
Pentland.
The following persons were chosen :Delegates to
the City Convention to nominate a Democratic candi
date for the Mayoralty, viz :
S. Morrow, Col. Wan, Tohn S. Kennedy, AVlMaui.
Carvill, and T. D. W. White.
On rnotiOn,lthe meeting then adjourned,
WU. ALEXANDER,-Chsn
A. W. PErrmetiv, Secretary.
NINTD WARD PRURARY MDDrrcro.—SAßn.:-Ricp•
annsiyase'ppointed Chairman and Ricina.liennEs
Secretary:' The following is the ticket selected
Selectconiacil—Samuel Fleming, 1 year; Thos.
Edwards, 3 years.
Common Coluicil--Tilly Potter.
Judgo,of Electirear:Samuel RiotOda.
• Inspentor—Richarirfinghes.
School Directors—William Zeffrey, R. Prior, S.
Richards.
The Delegates to Convention are Samuel Fleming,
Tilly Potter, Joseph Weeks, S:'llrcharda and Thos.
Rowley, instructed for John B. GUthide.
Rica:inn Dooms Seel
•EDUCATITONAL TilErmira.—lo'citcordeince with
a call previously issued, a "goad • attendance
of Directors, teachers and friends of Education,
was held at the Fourth Ward School House, on
the evening of the 28th inst., whed,
On motion of W. B. Copeland, L. R. LIVING :
STON, was called to the Chair, aislN. A. Gail.
appointed Secretary. The Chairman - having
briefly stated the objector the meeting, called on
Dr. Charles Leib, of Schuylkill County, for the
origin, and history of the'Conventiontilrnoveireat
'which called on us to appoint-Delegates, - -towliiri•
the Dr. gave a good response, when ,a:cointhittit;;
consisting of Dr. Charles Leib, Yosiah•King, 'an&
Lyman Covell, were appointed to. draft resolutidne'
expressive or' the sense of the' meeting.,, Daring
the absence of the committee, afettUris made thi:.
the Hon. Jasper E. Brady, whoorisr,, . 1 44 3 ° 1 f/ 11 I
a most satisfactnly nv.!# l . 4 :o;" l.lo bY contrasting
the com moriorrOTSberiffs and Judges, with that
-or the"feacher,showed clearly that iimpre•inortey
•is spent io erecting a gallows at the end of the lane.
than a guide board at its entrance P' •
The committee returned anCiiporteililo•
lowing, which was accepted nod adopteitt .
Whereas, The Nationals Education Convention,
which met at Philadelphia on the 17th of October :
last, recommended the holding of State Education
al Conventions within the several States, and
whereas, the delegates for the State of •PentNyl.
vania in meeting assembled, did recommend the
call of .a Convention to meet at Harrisburg, on the
third - Wednesday of 'January next, surd dint dele- .
gates - . be sent from the several Counties, equal !in'
number to their representations in the State Le-,
gislatuttrrtherefore -
la
Reiolved, 'That this meeting-heartily ; approve of
the recommenditibn"" of the said delegates;' a nd :
believe the proposed Convention will be rnstru..
mental in arousing our people to the importance
of general Education. - • -_ "
Resolved, That we hail with great joy the pro. ,
and increasing interest manifested in tt e.
cause of Education, which is the basis of
our poli
tical system, and the best blessing Which can:be
transmitted to the rising generation.
Rewired, That we respond tcr,the call .by
pointing six delegates for this county to.the said:.
State Educational Convention. • ,
Rewired, That --- be appointed , 'eta .dele.
gates, with power :to fill.vacanciea;• :The manic
was then filled by,: the meeting,', by".'electing the
following persons:
.
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I • 4 41. •
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Pr.
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R. Livingston - 3- "IC ' , MooreheadDr. J' on
8.. M cClintock, George paraie v Lypair:r, 411.,
and John Hdlg.: .
adopted:'
Raolied, That it'll; nientiti , recommend
friends ofEduCatiOn4nYenneylVaniinithe;;tt,TW..
'era Magazine," edited bi•Rew_...T.'„J - ..-413uchinan,:.
and that Teachers:.ind..Ditikors-bereipekia to
~use their inflnence•.to'Obtainitt*riben4or4.:,_:-_:•; ,
After several addreies'and - sphiteddite4ions;
which was:partiniimtedip by Hon. J. E Itadsr.,
Gen:. J. ..s.__Monreheadi Rev J J Htichan%
Kelly, L. ft-4401),i1,0siak
Anderson,CAL.M.:Snaith - nntinalen4 rt was z;
ResPkerfi = That th e proceedings of thia_:me
bep4ktiblhed Teachers' Atigaitn;?l4
in"".-the nesvapapers . pf--tha city:l 2 - •
= The meeting then-4(n:tined,
L B. LIVINGSTON, Chairman.
•A-:•A:,GfairiSeeretary:-
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pat.up the austral, t creet4rhB 47e'
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rather inactive - kr, to f . t.,\,%•_:.,,'
according to Anal •':- 8 1 - L- ~.i,,,.
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regardedllom -'- '• -- •, , et `
Whiskey .M
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divagre Prod
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ht'in m: days, against
. i.e r t cs4l o
wpom there are
charges foe etea7rog They:
were •
committed
hearing Their n ames; •
r ar, Graham, - - W
- illiatnei , Aaxter,
(negrfies,)°-"Pjus,
?!e,ttami we did net learn
- ••• • •_•-. • -
.baCMSED:Mro , n - formirly - of Butler
coin:ana notice of 71oce litneral
another coliiiirri:,;ras'diiiiiquid;l*r.leilitiirei-ii
skiff, at ilicKeespOrt,..on:Saturdal-ncenipg;:-*l6 rc
aided in Alleginiyeitl-e(the tiine of bie"-deat.b. ; '
11:31 - ybre ortnx yet.yzemmon,conottatoidutposett
of every tnorning,tl;thegaytitTfiere•ii but little
doing itr the larcettylor burglary gray now, bccanse`
the regnlang are either in jail.er:drtven off
CCIIIING.—ALBERT BMSECANE : Abd-Visitingaula
Asiociationiet,lasintewieCturiog le:Chicittlatf,ced:
we leash vill-vieit Pittebergiribirlogifill'ivdek:-':
tYc~` The AerniklegenctirtJo` the Pearlli7aid
,Public School, will _
Tepiaied tomorrow evening:'
Thocevhe wish to get seam had. better.:opply - for
tickets today.. ' • ' ' •
tZr Mayor 116 - ion le -confined to room ,by
-disiiesition. Alderman-Steele acts for him
' THEATRE. p
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Ama mi!! blts aPsr e aented nn
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To be followed
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'TRIP
PADDY'S. TO A MERICA.
Dnnng the em-b_BAsrpt,„,.„.
iiing.ffongihnancoa J
To conetadoivad— ,
/REBrf, ) ,o,l.l,relatak..
AS IT IS
lOsi lltreheanali rf tad tli:darinik vises
ALTEars)—pooreogen
at 7 o'clock,,,
J. 11.14n14113,821 , 8
SHIRT MAKUFAC'tORY:
Gentlemen's Vnirtrlalting l 4l lo rl,ll l n.fr -
WHOLESALE AND HE.TAIL,
NO. 68 POl/4271-81738En APOLLO surtpipti
EitiromEN-VOOll 214.1 IlteratTSZTO,
' P ITTSSUBOS Pa- '
B:7 Always on aka, a large assortment of Sbini,'
Bosoms, Collars,CnOrals,Olovesi‘llostery, SJyrionders_
Under Strirts,lDrawerss&e.,2m. L , - -
;UST BRCEIVCD—A lot or STANRINO COLLARS;
t.of a superior-quality. Yorrrule by
U. ta - wm - Aisi;
No:LS Rumba.
A la.tc„l{o4Orry-ANDII Rtt.vstu;T:
- 80/1.7).--The'Btockhaldeis:of the Allegheny Bar,'
,and Peirvw,iUe plank Mind Barapiniaia:liquired ';o
liarnifeTallars 4011° eadt 'slut* ar stock heidlry them:.
•'-arr , ttlik : l,s* - 4tryi;:aft- .faticuary;'l7arairy t `l'ilarclitand
Apriinexa--.lTho vtork.janaw:pro^resiing't tradqhe h
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ttahnebterire 4spicteil •be.Vaidlrompuy.:= Bfrirdir
of. ilia Baird, 1 , ,- 'a'llOlllAS7 :STEBFART;:,
s-dec3l:a!tapl.s ' . =
2 . l3NDRllls"doz;;Taveittig,k;
400:1b1L , Feudiere
160 box cheeze ; .
..10-boxeuStar cutiues..;
to kegs Lard •-•
10 • - Butter;iorsaleb
..STSP,AubIOORHEAD,Titunprid:,
- EILOUR-30.bb1a..8..F. Flour tor sale •
dee,3v, :
ARD , Aakegg and 1011hIs t :Lard fortalt bp'
dec3l -. _ .'. -SMITH SINCLAIRi.
BUTr i Ell . -BUTLER Roll Butter fiiistde by.
2 SMITH' ec.
oaingbellik - I-2e' ,' ' -'
encgincqapik er- ,- cif:A.l,4
_faitm.or:
thr.apints 1 .- Afiligied-V; $3111.1.4%.1,....,
GOODS,:
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STAPLE ASP V. 114.71:: Mai:wild Alle3l - 1.
::GA rt°.'l3li 76"f'.31reetfsrneegthauttattian of-Wrellanti
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114918 theig"B"on
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in sAyinilliakthe,hy.„,earki)
a i n ility and pride-
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the
ma*4l7.°-' itiggii - eit , Wof Goods is )2.ll.2htAis
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lialancoscndDlvldcnde
-
01'..4..N.D1NG in thz Zthithatitsrana ladntigiturrestank.
of-Tittstirgk-virbleh have iitit'been increased or 01:
minialied for thrae years:—
Name: , ' - "Aesidenee. ;'Datedeposit: AWC-
Abraham" Bentet.-Cunlatolti.. - •'Aikrii - 9,1Y.1837.r.:'...' SU ',a;
144ute4„,„ ;. -
E 1 32 31505
- •_;55
Thomas Paschall; , . 30 O4
Tho ii i tr j Pit c h:
• Priseilla'Eitzleer:=l-! "5 •-' . 55 25 ;-
Alesgro_ve..k Son. 5 13 50
1 certify - that the above appearto peßilenee
dends due. to the , tiersens:named i :t*lF-whiph - !have.ze-
Insieed'unehangedsforthretoireats,,- , ..% * - 1
W. %II DENNY , C ashier
Sworn and subscribed Dee:27A44840, before me,
dee29:3111 .
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- Pluancm. ctra,Eßs sutmotti,aro "DENTAL
e
11113 runien tit Ur
No too lireori.:exarrsz, l mtirt .. .lrzaGartktiari.,
Mirr. hate removed tiiii=stereititul„ritatatae.toryfroat.
„Liberty street-to the eboire:Artniedltatie,e for lbe: -
Rerpose of haviermorecorteertietteefor tumuli - tett:4ll4i
!which weietend-going.inte.extermittely.; :All ordersin
online will be attendedro willtpueetttality, entlilitpetehi:
lobbiewand Repairing nentlY,.loyte.• and piotrOtly
cured ,
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It gsneral Assortment of H.:initiate and CutliryWe,will..
always keep land, and sell it at We
We.turre,Jast.received a - E llo ,i o t , QC , ,Grurs,.Putlir•nnd - :
Berole cyhTailont and flair-Dressers' . ..Sturm; and: other. ::
gneally`kept-,in Hardware Stores., Titularly
Furriers,''Ratters and Saddles Tbols _made tet o
'Razors Ground and Handled, Pen 81. .
Guns and Pistol's repaired, tee. - • • -
p i i et i ct il ar luannfactiatilig:
Ttnises and • -
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• ennet.,(Cartalßalun.)s° • • ' • 19 . 0044teet:
•••••:,- Foreign Exclicince. , •
'1 130110.Err'AN4MIOLD,-• TO. .44r,,ALAroort
deep] . sLAItELIt & oo.•
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UTFABLE . FOR 'REIRITTANC&t, and pa yable in
17 all the Ininelp - al temne ofl3tigltutclarelan Scotland
and Wales; fort ale by rdecl3l ' IILikREL lc CO.
.Exchtunge fqr t4ale. .
7EIXCHANGT: isuitabk , for remittance to France and
..Ei:Germany, for. sale by -(deol3] BLAKELY& CO.
• - Tiniirepoolvind New Yeeklidtet . •
NaShips, belonging to the shirr& Line,ia
leave Liverpool regularly oh Ast
- add of each month:. • . ,
• Persil's wishing to - secure passages for their friend*
front Liverpool to New Yorlr.,.cart do, no by applxinerlti
theMulerat,guirl, sole Agent forrittabargh., • . •
.. 2 JAMPA BLAKELY, cananigudn.
„ • annsage7grem the,Old Clopnttry.. -
00 % Tun Undersigned .is prepared to issue Pass.
aret. Certificatesat the lowestrtdes; from.
direct fro.
t ,Liverpnot to Pittsburgh, via ; Philadelpphia
Apply to - ' 7 AMFS BLAKELY,
agent for the Philadelphia and Liverpool i .
decl3J • • - ' ,”. Line of Packets:
'rive t IPtret ..Pirellt777,
. -Tut NEPI'UNE FIRE COMPANIr4i I
open Illikinslitall,Penirth street, Fiat their,
`.› FOURTH ANNITAIY99IREK, to ho given
ParoavEncroo, the Ilth;of.Janunry i
14e: - Thor - fiends Of the Company and citizensgeneral
lye:a invited to nuend- -The Mitungeri have made tr;
rangernenbs to accombiodzite'nlergetunnber ofsersont,
andmlllspere'ne paint to - Contribute to theirotricort and'
pleteure on the Pentdert..: t . . . • ,
ft,'.f.,Dit try, Eagle: ',et
S.W:hleSbeny,LAllegbeiryg."Lockhart, sc
• Arthur McGill Depere.;-4. 1 0: Young, Blanchester;
'Jades Scott, blitgent-,- • es 1 tr.; IdeQuenrafl, Esq., Ne?Pe
'Vin.James•Petrie:V/gilant; In• BLEdgar, '-
John Shore; Good Intent; George FtllllllOni •
M. Tibby, Independence; Jobn Neeper, n:
John Coyle, Good {VIII; Joht.F/uke, '
.R. Porter, Ftirmount ;.. • • G.. 0: .
H. Reis; Relief r: - :... George P. Moore, .• . :
/obit T. filjtumrs, Birutsm;.. James At Porter, •
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William White, • -, Ebenezer •Lowiy, • 9
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