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SETH CLOVER, - D? KF.V«I-" - ’-- V,-.h
v'4 op cllAHios codkty. Independently of this new roolamaUon of your IE."""' |^,
DEMOCBATIC STATE NOMINATIONS rights, you live In went replete with the deep- jg^
f i l^‘: t'P*^ 5 K!. p or justices of the Supreme Bench. e gt interest to miuihind. Questions of popular ( si**
Hoh. JEEEMIAH S. BLACK, of Somenei. Tights and privileges which with you have bj &
“ JAMES CAMPBEIiL, of Philadelphia. come mere maxima of Government, are nowagv- mafle £*?
“ ELLIS LEWIS, of Laneaetcr. ■ taring the minds of men and of nations, and the I gggp
“ JOHNS Cu^ 1 laT l d - great contest between popular rights and the -V
-“ WALTEB H. tOWMB. of hereditary rulers, threatens ere
DBHOOR4TIO COBOTf TICKET. long to shake the old world to its oentre. To 0^
. Judges of ike CourtsofTueghsny County required you, untold myriads, waiting for the opportu
' to be learned m the Laa. nity of asserting their rights, will shortly ap- sstM
PBESIDEHT judge > JAMES S. CRAFT, peal for succor in the hour in which nations SSS*
OTOO! “ 9SPIEAB,4 v C 3 shaU be upheaved as by an Earthquake. To
’s your conduct they look with awe, apprehension
judge \ CHARLES BHALER, 5 and hope; whilst by the silent operation of the Av-.
OPDiSTEioTOODKr, / of Pittsburgh. J baUotibox, you assert the dignity of man, and :|gs|
ASSomaßa'juDQEs op ibb coubts op aileghest prove to the world that blessings and prosper
; -warn, w _ . _ .. ity, and internal peace, are the rich fruits of free -^||
WILLIAM KERB, of Upper St. <Sa>r Totmsfup. ;’ -
GEN. JAMES H. WANTON, of Elaabeth Tp. th^whig party in this country correspond.
ALEXANDER M'CAMMON ’ of Pittsburgh. i with the party in power in Europe, and that
the Democratic corresponds with the popular
Township. party of all the nations of the world isas well known |HP
~«».«*«* ag^'a^iasa.v rLi
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ELIJAH TROVILLO, of Pittsburgh. and very dignified, though severe, letter to the of .
mn „. a „, Governor of Pennsylvania, shortly after the aw-1 oh not redound alone to our glory, but :'. '
THOMAS fulaSairat Christiana, in this State, in which fiU with joy and hope the countless hearts
J. D. W. WHITE, Borough of Manchester. he plai nlyshows wherein our chirf mag- <££»«£*« E
strBVBfOE, , Utrete dereUot in the perform- <»«» « mm y.
-‘ct E ' H ' HE ASTI H®S, °4 ■ p *' < * 4 ®y ance of his duty. The letter is too tong for us I ng The beal way 0 f carrying out our prin-
BENJAMIN DILWORTH T'of Boss Township. to present to-day; but we can truly Bay “““ ciples, ansi ,
— there is nothing exceptionable in it, unless to a mode, as yet devised, is Iw g wcuaufßJ; • t**^-^**
Are Ton Aliened f i a .. , , tf T » « t > t,f n 1 firmly to the democratic nominations, which uakh are hereby notified an 4
... . n _„ Tgt cverv voter pnblic officer who felt that he had foiled to do hifl I authoriied agents. w ummiaence should not spofl the best I '»*.—»
See to this matter at once. J duty . md wh ose friends were trembling for the tha/toe honored stand- j , aTjrZI-^ i “' l,,h " , “ I
examine the Assessor’s list and of sueh a flagrant breach of duty. I ard that has I<s us so often to victory. We must „„„ seounty as con- taining a tAird apple and a fourth
his name is not there, call upon the Assessor oSmgeously misrepn. breast the coming stum, no, only with finaness | e fa o „. u'muW be borne in mind - |
tr ST. d ru d ntLit a ;:?r l i
■« election by reason of Pennsylvania, and especially by the leading j t w hich «tn alone insure us success. We ±
this res P ect Remember that no one who may been asse rted that the ob- c ”™der it ns a matter of course, that the Whig K
- e be 22 yea™ of *B® or more> when eleCtion iM>t n f itJl ft nthor WO3 to effect some political I party, presenting as they do, an apostate demo- ■ ■
enmes on. can vote without having been assess- . iw a hrinf S crat for their leader, should make use of every ~<•
comes on, can Tote wimoui ua K , design adverse to the Whig party. In a bncf ta«roimity can invent to advance his o
®* at lea3t **" ... . canl written a few days rinse, Sir. Goasucn I Indeed the character of William E John- f
matter must be attended to between this and €** **»" SmTsuim d» ehaneter of the Whig party, on- j
jt Saturday, the 4th of October. After that day »>? ■ .m ie ted to see that my motive I principled and reckless, he easily adapts him- j.
ng&aM&M£#g» *• ; - - a jar ssasuramsa*! s..u*ia«». •**»•?? j
w * —t Ty.—n-ir £~y— —--*—* srsWftarjssa i. - i
S^kS»3!^tyjb!!«iMt4i-'i^ffi^b'El s { eiS^ < fe. l readers to the Address of the Democratic Oom rechon. I ofcharacter, provided yon do not enforce rt
mittee of Correspondence for Allegheny Connty, We K ell know that this gentioman sconnei.ons J, lc to ui , olfeQce . Independent of «
which will be found in another column. This wcre a u Whigs a few years since ; and that there tbe ard yoo haTt , to tbo great principles so •
is plain, pointed and ably written; and all tbe they . >ri I which you are now colled upon to so stain ; there
v subjects referred to-are of vital interest to us as The ,_ te Dro agl>t. are elements involved in the present contest j
a party. Our County Committee deserve the t he time of writing this article, in which go to the very fotmdation of |
ttaTuf their Xeilaw-Democrats, for the faith- tll^nentofft boan tiful moist state of U.. U«J» •£ f “ r |
fullness and seal with which they have thus far fttmo3 rain having been falUng pretty J a A ty ha 3 recently been formed in this
discharged their various-duties. steadily since Friday evening last. But tho j „hich, with a ruthlessnesa consistent
— season has been one of the diyest that has ever I with their Ignorance of the great principles of ; 1
A ™ «*«*"••» been known; and the drought has probably * f
The Federal leaders, finding that all their tende d as widely. From whatever point we re-1 inTo!TO North ih"ii crusade against tbe 5
efforts, and those of their candidate, fail to ex- ce j ye acC ounts —North, South, East, or West, I g ou th for the emancipation of tho Negrora, and -
cite any other emotion in the minds of the peo- i 9 tbe B amo story of wont of water. A j who arc doily incibng toe Negroes In □ reo
pie than those of contempt, pity, disgust, and of Waltham, Moss., writing to thc J uto^n,‘an? in the slave States to
resolute opposition, even among those who have Boetoa Advertiser, says that tho average qnan- I iDsurroction and th „ mu rder of thc white pop
6eoi his and their political associates and snp- of rain in the months of July and August, j alation Dnder th«f auspices of this party, the ■!
porters, have lately resorted to other means, f b laat 27 years, by the gauge kept at that j laws hove been opposed withvinjlcnce; andactu^
°^ osition to r D r; f-. - 7 *• 4»«- r°
ocratio party and its candidates. They first months 4 - m . 92-100, being 3 in. 22-100 less than | &q resistance to the laws, committed
Bought to convince the people, a few weeks average quantity. From August Ito Sept. I treasonable outrages, and stained the sacrc*
ago, that the Democrats were practising 16 foP same period the average is 6 in. 84- I ao »l ofPennsylvanla with the blood of oorsou
fronds upon the design of onr eleotion 1»W8; but IQO This year 1 In. 46-100. Bnowißg 4m. I ri^ito.
as they could make nothing by this, they nave i eas than the average quantity. Last I T^e party conscious of tbelr own mhe
commenced another game with a view to excite jg f e u in the same time, which is 12 in. J rcal ve akncaa have taken this murderous and
sympathy. Like some of the infamous and do- BOW tho average, and 9 in. 73-100 trattonms coabtoa^to
graded beggars who infest our large cities, with more than tho maximum, aud 17 in. 66-100 U ; b^^^Su Z“ ?
a babe in their arms, whioh they pmoh and other- m(m> than quantity for the present year. I fm flw dayß aftcr outrage upon law and or
wise torture, in order to excite the sympathy of •»■■»— —“ . der hod been perpetrated delayed executive ao
the oasßer-by —these miserable, impotent, and ggp A Grand Conned of tho Confederacy of j jn expectation too fatally ohenshed tliat
utterly degraded and disgraced political beggars tee Six Notions of Indians, to wit: The Mohawks, ltmding peroeteotors would osotpe
to electioneer Onondagas, Oneidas, L his duty Fc££&&X ?;
J some of those degraded beings who may ever be the 18th test, for the purpose of oelebrating the .ffies, and hu added to the stig- /.;
trnv&m a s ”‘ s “' “~ r£
intending to eommtt a riotous assault,-wßl>ont Sachem, Chiels, _&c. After the perfornmnee R gengaUon9 of teat we turn ;
meaninK that they should do any real harm—get various ceremonies, in honor of the e .1 {nm tho portrait of this Whig candidate to the
si^!^^'t4!b‘SS^ ! T"',nffthat had nothine in it but pow- Ely S. Parker, (whose Indian name is Do-no-ha-1 f a ir honest and truthful character of the dis- ■*(<&&**
a ß Ptee gJwa,, was priiaimed Grand Ljg-m-J-m
gods," that it was “ A villainous Looofooo riot Six Nations. The Speaker J** I noßdMt^ the man of the people. In his early
and attack unon Gov. Johnston and hU Whig the silver medal presented by Washington to the I on the Busquohannah, and BtiU , , t . . ..._ fho
and attack upon uov. jouiiwv ee leb»ted War Chief Ked-Jaoket, andwhich was in that buainess, he has, by integrity, — / * 1 • i
friends. y. <,oatb- Mr. Porker is I excellence of temper, kindness of heart, una- j
This seems to be truth, respecting what is re- wom by him unni us w I industry and sound democratic views, a
ported in the Federal papers of Philadelphia, os said to be an educated man, of «»otetots «md ediwtio, the result of his own £
rdiaboUcal outrage and assault by Locofooos exemplary habits, and is one of the Assistant perB<mftl exertionSi 0 fate share of talenta, *
0 Tnhnstan at Mount Carbon It State Engineers. Spencer C. Parker (his j himself by faithful publio services to his jg
UPOn 1 Of the brother 1 Letter witt eight otters, were in- present condition in the public estunation and $
seems, from the Pottsville Emporium of the brouter,j wgewer wuu eo _ '...•_, j ! „ n w stands forth as the popular representative a
26th, (a Federal Paper,) that«on the night of stalled os War Chiefs, to fill vaoanctes ocoas on I a##e greaJ ., the successful ope- g
the 22d instant, between 12 and 1 o’elook, on by death. | ration of whioh depends the happiness of the g:
thearrivalofGov.Johnstonandapartyof triads The paperB of 'inline, and of |
at the Mount Carbon Depot, from the meeting P o()oUntg of fins in the ldlo o i o thed in favorite of g
at Tamaqua, some miscreants, taking advantage woo d a of those States. In the neighbor-1 all olasses and conditions of men, he looks to his
of Brewer , r cm, “« 0 “ y sTetSdtSS 1
and other nussdss. A number .of tbs gentie Deer in Maine, the eon- upon whioh depends *?
flagration was so great that the Bnrrotmding j gtability of onr empire and the sanotity of g
: noae them, as.we are much gratified to learn, mtv waB illuminated for many miles, and the I the Union. His highest ambition will be to car- ;gr „..-^.
tsL-,— r — r—SSSiSS^c
fc* l * been made a Of men who designed TlnmCTga bodiefl ligibet destroyed. I men th at have, for so large a portion of
' to do otters great bodily harm; and tbnt.no harm t_ Massachusetts, in the neighborhood of Need- I time, sinoe the existence of the Government,
nhould have been done. It is very strange that - over is variously estimated I guided the destinies of our ««»“«»
ife «!»»^szzisrsjri'S:
yawed over poor, devoted miig heads, and other pea t meadows were burnt to a depth, in I Btor |her to her former moral and political ele
.mteriles.resortedto; and that Ml these things BOtnecaß eA of four or five feet v a tion among her sister States. It is unneeessa
;should'have been harmless;—that the stones 8 ® I ry, fellow-oititens, to refer in detail to the dis
rifimia fall teamlessly on weal heads—that the „ T pnnjamin,. a soldier of the I anguished selections that bam bent made for 1 1
js£ «z,.«w. a »•
sfeollfl, and tint that pistoh-(whidi was heard 98> He waa torn at Preston, Conn., and j the Supreme court have been fairly selected, in u
by * Federal paper in Philadelphia,) but not entered the army at the age of 16, and followed I accordance with tho time-honored usages of the
Js^yCS'SJXiSSfiS
. Bhouldnothavo done anytiung more Ami ftigbten he was In » number of battles, among ***“ fldeUty you B can impUcitly rely.
a number of big boys, who Aneio that they were Princeton, Trenton, Monmouth, Germantown, I your candidates for the Supreme Bench are all v jJ
?H < engaged in a work of impositron, by trying to Bank, Frog's Point, and several others. He I men of eminent ability, and of profound learn- fl ou ,
u‘“ e W “‘ F ' i7 ,Bl °V n ° WttB °“ e ° f 411080 Wh ° Wont 11140 WintCT qUarterB high^ jndioiaf llZl '
he 18 80 ® lw, * aw • and to • flw - Pep P* e at VaUey Forge. I ,rith honor to themselves and witt satisfaction ueas,
s are he Bhall agrin elevated. . "••• —‘. _.I to the public. Tho Judicial officers for the Farmt
We doubt uot, (if the whole truth were E®» We have to record another fire in vyash-1 tij e Legislative ticket, and the Exeou- < »
known about this affair,) that the leading IVhtdi ington county, that occurred on the 28d inst. | (j Te O fg oere placed before the people by a large,
of Carbon connty employed those persons to go The large and valuable steam Grist Millpf Mr. patriotic Z “private He P ub “
*° MoantCarbon ana *’" to,<l to »ake a disturb- John Hammerer, in Nottingham township, was we to your support nlt3 of
once—perhaps, among otter doings, to fire a totally destroyed*^together with several thousand I b leaTnill g nnd intelligence, their integrity .oat „„
pistol charged witt powder; and all for—what bushels of Wheat The property had been in- judustiy. -e Tbi“.
do you suppose, reader f For no other purpose sued, buttte polioy bad expired about two weeks Fellow ratteens, the selection of your judicial m?™*,.
-i«-~ r “rr rar 5 * ?- H«wM=Rj£rs.ss»r “;i:i,..
which to come before the People. They want hired man escaped a homd death only by Jump-1 The power of your courts is all ' measure
to get ug the idea that Democrats fear the pop- mg from the Becond story window. I pervading, extending into every ramification of a
• nlaritvf!) so mueh, that they ere society, reaehing and surrounding every ooudi- -m will be.
a»«S{=’SWSS=
*#t*~.»»?.!sz»*r* srjsntj. >s
3500 of a majority,—provedhunseir so ooionriy Ibe safely and securely confideA They are all ,__ -- c
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET-
FOB PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED STATES
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OP PENNSYLVANIA,;
Subject to decision of the Democratic General Convention.
FOB VICE pbesidekt:
WILLIAM R. SING,
OF ALABAMA j • - -
Subject to the same decision.
laihj Cloning post.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY
Harper & Layton, Proprietors and Publishers.
L. HARPS B, EDITOR
PITTSBUBGH:
TUESDAY MORNING:::
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOB GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM BIGLER,
OF CLEARFIELD COOKTT.
of these Democrats, could be induced to turn
out tbvhear, him expound • the , principle*
of his party,althongh theihTimmers of the
party had been out for weeks, trying to
make a great show for /'Scbtt and John
ston.” She MeaJ v ls supremely 'ridiculous;
And as trait liis pojpularity in Pittsburgh—the
stronghold of Abolitionismjmd Whiggery in the
yfest so was'it in Philadelphia, the citadel of
Whig hopes; the centre of Whig influence; and
the great depository of Whig money. So has it
been at every step of hia progress through the
State; and he and his friends are at this mo
ment fully satisfied, that unless they can raise a
iiute more, capital beiotc .the fourteenth of October,
they and their candidate are doomed to inevita
ble political death. They know their desperate
condition to-day; to-morrow it may be worse;
and therefore they conclnde to hazard all upon a
single move. Bnt the People Bee through the
SEPTEMBER 30. 1 dl
lesigns of these political desperadoes; and they
will soon indict upon them a well merited, but
truly condign punishment
We have before os a letter from an intelligent
citizen of St Cl&irsville, Ohio, who gives us
some important information in regard to the
Central Ohio Railroad, as it is called, which is
calculated to operate like a shower bath upon
the feelings of the folks down at the great town
of Wheeling. The writer says: “It is now almost
quite certain that our Central Ohio Road will not
terminate at Wheeling, but at Grave Creek, some
10 or IB miles below. A large majority of the
directors of said road reside in or near Zanes
ville, and are adverse to the terminus being at
Wheeling. The Grave Creek, route is through
about the centre of our (Belmont) county, and
accommodates 10 to 1 more than the Wheeling
terminus; and we cannot carry our subscription,
which we have now before our people, for any
other route. It is also understood between the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, that if said road
will not lend its aid to Parkersburgh, Marietta
will at once connect at Grave Creek, instead of
running up to Wheeling.” The writer further
adds that he has the above foots from Gov. Shan
non, who is one of the directors of the Central
Ohio Railroad. Poor Wheeling 1 she seems to
be in a very unenviable position at present.
POOR WHEELIHG l
ADDRESS
Of the County Committee of Correspon
dence of Connty. y
Fellow Citizens :-j-For’ the first time since
you were a the patronage of the Govern
ment is in yofir bands, and by a Constitution
adopted by a triumphant majority, you are at
length invested with a real independence. The
great powers of the Government, Executive, Le
gislative and Judical, are now to be exercised
hy yonrowu representatives, chosen by your
selves, and not by the intermediate action of
comparatively irresponsible agents. The last
great amendment of the Constitution, investing
you with the choice of Judges, will have the ef
fect of drawing the eyes of kindred States and
nations to the wisdom of your suffrages, for
those suffrages most determine the question, as
to whether yon will make choice of wise, judi
cius and learned men—men skilled in the lows,
with whom to trust the decision *pf all that is
dear to you—your liberties, property, lives and
reputation; or whether you will select those by
whom all the great interests of yourselves and
the State at large, her commerce, usefulness,
and prosperity will be endangered, if not wreck
ed, through ignorance, ambition or imbe
cility.
men of cool and dißpussionate*4udgment, en
larged experience, and thorough knowledge of
their profession, united with pure and unsullied
reputations.
The simple question is, shall we act in good
faith towards -the candidates selected by our
selves, in a contest so replete with all that is
momentous to us as men, as citizens and as
Democrats ; or shall we fail in giving them a
unanimous support. The cry is, onward—let
, us follow the old standard of Democracy, now
so fairly unfurled, —let us not flinch, hut man
fully and courageously enter the contest. Let
us reflect that the great questions involved are
those of compromise—the uni on of the States—
the happiness of ourselves and posterity —the
freedom of our country from whig misrule, and
the liberty of mankind.
GEORGE P. HAMILTON, Cb’n.
Joseph Birmingham, James Richey,
Michael C. Milligan, Jacob Smith,
Richard Dewhurst, CoL James Scott,
Henry M'Collough, Lecky Harper,
Edward Thompson, P. C. Shannon,
Perry Baker, James Benning,
Andrew J. Gribben, Thomas Moffit,
A. Bryant, John Nicholson,
Col. Jesse Sill, CommitUe.
From the Philadelphia Commercial List.
Commission, Floor and Grain Business*
The experience of some years past has posi
tively demonstrated that the Commission Pro
duce business by reason of insufficient remune
ration to consignees, has become a losing one to
all engaged in it, and it is now the duty of Com
mission men to seek to have tardy justice done
them by claiming a moderate recompense for
their services.
The reasonableness of such a course can readily
be made apparent. The Produce Business can
not be conducted to the advantage of consignors,
without the use of a largo, commodious ware
house, centrally situated, on the most frequented
avenues of the city. Such a warehouse cannot
be obtained for a less sum than two thousand
dollars per annum, on the average, if for that
sum, and the labor connected with it is necessa
rily considerable and expensive. This brings us
to enumerate one of the grievances to which con
signees are expeotod to submit. They are ex
pected to submit. They aro expected to hold
Flour and other Produce, for
long periods, embracing several months, without
any, or at best very inadequate compensation. —
The injustice of such a procedure is obvious.—
The consignor claims all the profit that may
arise from such protracted storage of Produce,
regardless of the expense and inconvenience to
which it may subject his consignee, who not un
frequently finds a large part, if not die whole,
of his commissions absorbed in this way.
Another matter of importance to consignees,
is the loss of interest they sustain in advancing
moneys arising from sales, long prior to their
receipt of the same, without being allowed the
interest due them on their own funds thus ad
vanced. The time claimed by the city trade in
purchasing the Flour bills, will advertise very
nearly thirty days. On a Commission business
paying two and a half per cent on the amount of
sales, the loss of a half per cent of interest is a
serious matter. ■ . .
Another subject which calls for reform, is the
refusal of consignors to pay a guarantee charge
to their consignees upon the amount of sales.—
Consignors expect, that consignees shall sustain
all the losses, which must occasionally occur un
der the most prudent management, in the sale
of consignments; whilst they deny them the
means of accumulating a fond out of which such
losses might bo paid. By thus weakening con
signees, they lessen their own security as con
signors. It must be borne in mind that the
commissions, being small, serve only to pay a
T«ry moderate remuneration, for the time, troub
le and expense of conducting the business.—
They are wholly insufficient to protect consig
nees from the average losses of the best year’s
trade.
It is therefore the duty of consignees, in view
of the above causes, to insist upon the full and
punctual payment of L'ommmsious, luspoclions.
Cooperage, Storage and Insurance. As to guar
antee, it should also, in all cases, l>e distinctly
charged, or consignors be advised with e.|Ual
distinctness, that where they refuse to pay it,
all sales ore at their own risk, and will hereafter
be made with such understanding. This charge
of guarantee is not a new one ; it still prevails
to a large estenl. and only a foolish competition
amongst a portion of the trade, has caused it in
any case to be dispensed with It is time this
folly should cease.
We cannot here forl>eax to observe that ft want
of fidelilv to tbemaelvea has heretofore been the
bano amongst consignees. Tbo phrase of “cat
ting under” 19 onewull understood, and the faith
of many in any effectual good to be derived
from meetings and combinations of the trade for
their commou protection and interest, has been
very much shaken l>y the discovery that the ar
rangements agreed on iu such meetings have
very genernlly been deviated from, or evaded,
at the suggestion of the supposed interest of
each individual. It ia still, therefore, an open
onnstion. whether the pressure of on absolute
necessity Bbowing itself formidably in the re
sult of ft series of years bimncss, be not the
most potent agent of reform. Such a pressure
must iuduce a gradual chaugo for tho belter,
and can perhaps be most securely relied on.—
The interests of a man faithful to his engage
ments with the rest of the trade, may bo seri
ously prejuuiccd by the infidelity of others.
We observe in conclusion that the present
movement among the trado is a good one,
though tardy. The abovo suggestions are
thrown out to Invito the attention of those in
terested.
FORKIGN ITEMS
The French Academy of Sciences have prov
ed by experiments, that tho root of tho Cncumis
Abyssmica is not, as alleged, a cure for hydro
phobia in dogs.
A French naval officer of distinction, lately re
turned from a cruise in tho Pacific, brought with
him- as a present to Ms sister, the complete cos
tume of an Indian princesflt on on© of the Society
Islands. It conwtcd of a necklace .
At on inquest in London lately, on the dead
body of an infant- Mr. French, a surgeon, stated
that he had weighed the longs of the child, and
they were grains- If the child had not
breathed, the ordinary weight would have been
600 grains- The foreman wished to know how
this difference was accounted for, and ho replied
that, if life plated- respiration must, of course,
take place Respiration sets the ftinotions of
the heart m motion, and the vessels of the lungs
become filled. They were thus heavier where
life hod been than when it had not existed.
In Los Angles county. California, there are
104 vineyards- containing 400,000 vines, exclu
sive of the vineyard ololmed by the padres at
Son Gabriel All but twenty of the vineyards are
within the limits of the city. Cattle* 100,000
head: working oxen. 750 yokej gentle horses,
2500. unbroken horses 10.000. The property of
the county is divided among 880 propretors.—
About 15.000 head of cattle have been sold this
year to go out of the county, at an average of
$l6 per head.
Gen. Cavaignao said in the French assembly—
•• He would nifag to the constitution* though kt
recognized at paramount to any instrument of the
kind the tndqftatible sovereignity of the national
wtU. and the original right of universal suffrage.
The penalty for maintaining that doctrine here
would have been to him that of a slow death m
the state prison.— Providence Herald .
The Christiana Outrage*
Lewu and Liannaway and three Negroes Com
mittci for Treaton.
Lancaster, Sopt. 25. —The magistrate, at
nine o'clook this morning, gave his deoision in
the case of the Christiana noters brought to this
place. He directed-that the two whites, Lewis
and Hannawnv, and three blaoks, be committed
to the custody of D. S. Marshal, to be taken to
Philadelphia- and there to be tried for high
treason against the United States.
The agricultural produce of California is
already equal to its consumption. The San Joa
quin Republican says—
“ The crops have been heavy and remunera
tive. Our gardens flourish surprisingly. ©
have daily on-our table almost every description
of fruit and vegetable—tomatoes, young pota
toes, green earn* cabbage, peas, apples, pears,
&c.. &c-. all native growth. Farms and gardens
are springing up on every hand.
ggy* The Stocktou (California) Republican
says— -
“ The quartz mines arc fulfilling the result* or
our expectations. If a null which probably oost
$lO 000, and engages the labor of some three
men- only turns out one thousand dollars a day , it
is scarce regarded as a desirable investment.—
We actually heard a gentleman complaining of
such a result a few days ago.
The number of adults who cannot read nor
write in Great Britain is underrated. It was
long ago stated that of those who present them
selves for marriage in that country a majority
oan only make their marks— cannot sign then
names.
Td A ShEMPISO CHIhD'
r- BT ALABIC A. WATTS;
My fair-haired boy!\aa'ihua t ft* 2 ?-
Upon thy calm, untroubled sleep*
I feci the hopes of other day*,—-j . H „. n—
Tfie cherished hopes for words 100 deep
Unfold within my heart again. •- ,
Like flowers refreshed by summer la.io-
The brightness of thy dork blue eye
Still peers its lids tn tween.
Like glimpses of <tn* April sky
Through clouds of snowy whiteness *een,
And dimpling smiles are lingering now
Round thy sweet mouth and sonny brow -
The spirit of some gentle dream
Halit kindled, tore, thy glowing eneeir,
. And lent that half-shot eye toe beam
Whiehseems in luitive light to speak
Of tameless glee, of antics wild,
Of “nods end becks,” my sinless child.
October's winds are chill said drear,
And howl oar cottage home around,
Whilst emblems of the waning year
In ceaseless eddies strew the giouuu ;
I gaze upon the leafless tree.
And deem it bm a type of me.
£ut when 1 turn from nature 5 # waste, ,
From thoughts those saddening sights can bring.
And look on thee, I seem to taste
The freshness of a second spring i
And feelings, long repressed, arise,
And whisper hopes of brighter skies.
• * • • •
But boding* fait of fenr teW throng,
Unbidden, on ray feverish brain
And thoughts of sickness, blight and wrong,
Come back upon my heart again:
And sitting by thy side, l grieve
O’er dreams 1 cannot choose hot weave.
I tarn me to the past, and mourn
That what has been again may be;
I weep, lest ills that I have borne
Should be In store, my child, for thee;
To warp thy truth, to cloud thy brow,
And make thee all that lam now:
The. slave of anguish that has taught
My harp the echo of tby heart,—
Of hopes, with bright enehammeut fraught,
To stir my soul and then depart,—
Of gentle thoughts inspired to bless
Ail turn to tentold bitterness
Of waning4ieailh, a wasted frame.
Worn by the racking strife within;
Ofpride not even grief nmy tame.
That weighs upon my heart like sin;
Of glowing visions of delight
Dimmed by their own excess of light:
The dupe of every sordid fool.
With just enough of sense to cheat
A simple novice in the school
Where souls grow learned Id deceit,
The victim of man's selfish schemes,
For deeming him the thing he seems 1
»••••*
But, lo ! those merry eyes unclose,
And dart their thousand meanings round, —
Thy cheek with fresher crimson glows,
Thy brow with sunnier light is crowned,
As, bursting slumber’s silken chain.
Though bidd’st past hopes revive again.
Thus do thou, ever thus, when Care
Flirigs~ber dark shadows o’er my way,
And hopes, as perishing as fair,
Like withered leaves have dropped away,
Shed light upon my heart and brow,—
To rapture turn my tears as now:
Scribbtings and Clippings.
The following counterfeits appeared last week:
1. Union Bonk, Providence —Tens, altered , from
genuine ones, well done. 2. Union Bank, Boston
Threes, general appearance very bad. 8. Old
Colony Bank, Plymonth—Tens altered from oth
er denominations—figure of Commerce as a vig
nette ; ears on the left hand,
Mr. J. M. Eraft, whose fern Is near the Co
lombia College, adjoining Washington city, pre
sented the editor of the Telegraph a few days
ago with a little branch from an apple tree, con
taining a Mnl apple and a fourth blossom of the
season !
Among the distinguished strangers at Miss
Hayes’ concert in New York on Tuesday night
were the family of the President of the United
States, the Horn Secretaries of War and the
Interior, and Mr. Corcoran, the eminent banker.
The length of the railroads completed in Vlr-:
ginia is 505 miles, and 890 miles are now being
built; which, '.when finished, will considerably
extend the resources of that State.
The Boston Courier says that the mark $ is
simply s monogram of the letters P. S toT peso t
the parish word for dollar.
Four young ladies, tired as they say of celiba
cy, advertise for husbands in the Troy N. Y.
Times. Widowers arc notified that they need
not apply For further particulars aspiring
swains are requested to address post paid,
lrring, Kate Seymour, Grace Forrester and Eli
za Marchmont.
A Quandary—A baker with both arms in ths
dough up to his elbows, and a flea in the leg of
bis trousers.
There is more of the true teaching of Christi
anity in these four little tines than is contained
in many aftiplaborate sermon, preached in a pul-
'lt. hn
‘•lf ihy nctgliltcr should Bin.old CbtiMoVel ni.l,
N«v«T.never, unmerciful l»«-
Pi>r renjeroforr it i» hy thr w«rcv of Cod,
Thou ail not as wicked as be :
On hearing a lady praise a Rev. gentleman a
Eyes:—
I cannot praise ibe Doctors eyes ,
1 never tnw his glance divine i
lor when he prays, he shuts Au ee—
And when he pr a h h lui nn
A challenge has been sent up from the beach
men at North Yarmouth (England )to sail on©
of their splendid large yawls named the Rem
deer- against the clipper schooner yacht Amen
ca The sum proposed is 100 guineas A cor
respondence is now- going on with the owner of
the latter relative to the proposed match It
would be well now to let the America get beaten,
to save English credit.
A Bhark of the Bhovel noised species,
measuring eight and a half feet tn length) and
weighing at least three hundred founds was taken
at Croton Cove. Westchester county N Y on
the 18th instant.
A Curtailing Deoibion —Wo understand that
the United States Comptroller Mr Whittlesey
has made a decision which reduces the pay of
the District Attorney and U S Marshal for
New York, (both districts) to less than a leading
clerk’s salary. Mr Whittlesey we are told,
lifts mode hiß decision contrary to predecent, and
to the opinion of the United States District
Judges, or to the fair construction of the law
of Congress. We ore told, however, that Mr
Wittlesey has been sustained in his decision tar
an opinion whioh ho solicited from Hon. J C
Spencer. As the Sub-Treasury law requires
Distriot Attorneys and Marshals, among others,
to pay over all their fees to the Government
they are not enabled to retain any portion of
their receipts upon which to test the right of
their olaim to the amount limited by the act of
Congress. —New YorkExpr&a*
InTEBESTcro fmm Mbbtisq—The Harris
burg Telfigfiiph of the 24th, buyfr
We understand that the numerous descendants
of James Hupp of Cumberland county hold a
centenary meeting to-morrow inconmwmoratjpw
of the arrival of their Grandfather Jonasißubj#J
a native of Bmtzhelm 9 Gormany* who landed the
26th of September, one hundred years ago The
occasion vrill be improved by a sermon preached
Prof- P- Bchaff of Mercorsburg, in the old stone
church, four miles west of Harrisburg in Cum
berlond county. Jonas Hupp was one of the
first German settlers in that county and raised
a large family, whose descendants now number
rising of four hundred, most of whom will be
present on the occasion.
On Sunday inxltt lasi, B2d year of Ms age ROB
ERT H WILLIAMS
Ills funeral will lake place THIS FORENOON at 10
o’clock-from his late residence on Fulton street oppo
site Centre Avenue.
Mr Williams was one of our Rood old stock of excm
Diary citizens- He pas ed nearly the last half century
of his life in this city and preserved and deserved,
throughout, and until the etd and in all the relations of
life ihe reputation of a moil worthy talelligeni kind
hearted and honest man
rrr For Sale—A FINE BAY HORSE-eU year
oieFa firsi-rate racker under saddle and fast trouer In
liamepa: perieetljr sound
•Apply at 133 Wood street
STB.AWBKB.BIBB I STRAW BBBH.IBS 1
A QUANTITY of AKBinoll Superb Sadtour
A berry Plants for sale at the t.oai UIU Nursery.
This being iho season for planting the plains joo got
well established and fruit better the following season
This variety wants no recommendation the targe
quantity brought to the Pittsburgh market aoM « A
cents per quart, when the other varieties.sold at IS mid
121 cents. They are more productive and finer flayored
and hold out longer m frniung by two weeks
Berries measure 4| inches round A sample of thi
“"" can be seen a! Mr Henry Richardson . Jewel™
Sio-e corner of ihe Diamond an 1 Market street All
orders left there will be proutlply attended toand for
wardrf to any d.slan .
sep Jo_
TS'h'jTn MKRKlffr* —Ju tre ived f° r *i?i? ibe
C at MORRIS TEA MART m lh.
DiamoHii. . , * SC * J
■ k |i’ll SILKS— A. A Mason ft. Lo b»ye itutopeited
II a beautiful lot of very enpenor Brea« 9llka,now
-b -tylea at Non. 03 and 64 Market ureal. [aepSO
.. i > :■>
ICT Ten Dollars be 10
any person detecting boys dr- men in stealing the Vost
from ibe doorsofifre subscribers;
sepBnf & @ HAffPJBR £; LAYTON.
POICBSBSDCOGOt :
$l,OO. - ONE I>P tL AB. “$l,OO.
ff/“ Dsgnsrnotypeii
Likhhbssbs taken at the new Daguerreotype Rooms,
Laiayeue Hall, Fourth street, a few doors from Wood,
for the law price of oae dallar,..andLupwatd» according
to the size and quality of case or frame.
gj* Booms open anti, qperating'from 9A.M to 5 P.
M. Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited; to
call. ... . . n - ■ • ...... ... . , - •; :.-;i*ep2flitf
rry g float Bemarkable Case of Total
Blindness Cured by Petroleum.—We invite
the attention of the afflicted and the public generally to
the certificate of William Hall, of this city. The caae.
be seenbY any person who maybe skeptical itffe"
& To the facts there set forth iff. KIER.
“ I had been afflicted several years with a-soreness
. which continued to increase tiuiil last Sep*
lember, IlsSl), the inflammation at that time haviiig in
whole lining membrane of bolh eyes,and
d ,T, ihe deSosite ol a thick film, which wholly do
sU«e“m^.igh P t. 1 had a" operation perlbrmcdand
Kiek“Xin|removed,winch tah
me in as bad a condinon as before. At uus svageoiAne
complaint I made application “ eves
eminent medical men, who informed me that my eyes
locatiy, under which my eyes have improved onm
the present lime, and I have recovered my 4gu £><>»
ly, -My general health was very much the
j" be happy to give any '*s
Pittsburgh, September 17,1851.
For sale by KEY9ER & ftPDOWELL, 140 Wood at;
R. E. 6? Wood street, and by the Proprietor.
*ep!B
Aaeoclnted firemen'* In*ur»nee Cemps
tar of the city of Pltnlmrall.
W. W. DALLAS, FIIWEY.Sec'?.
Will insure against FIRE and MARINE RISKS
Qfflct jn^Mmongahela Hmtt,Has. 124 and 125 Wourn.
puutviu»a«. ■ v _ „
W. W. Dallas, Body Pattersoiu B. H. Baftyftß.R»
Simpson, Joshaa Rhodes; C. H. Paalsoa, Wm,. M. Ed.
Gregg, A. P. Anshutx, Wm.,CoUlngwoaJ,B
C. Sawyer, Chaa. Kent,Wm. Gorman ftb®).
ENCOURAGE HOME_IN»TITUTIONS.
CITIZKSB’ ISSUHAffCS COJttPAHV ,
ok pxTtaßiraoa. -
C.G. HUSSEY. PresL —A W. MAUKS^See’T
OtfUt—No. 41 Waur it., in Warthouse ofC.n. Grant.
It/* Tan Company it now prepared toinauie ell kind*
of risks, on Houses, Manufactories, Goods, Mcrchsn
<iize in Store, and in Transitu Vessels, Ac..
An ample guaranty for the ability; and integrity of the
Institution,!* afforded in the character of the Directors,
who are ail citizens of Pittsburgh, w«U and favorably
known to the community for their prudence, intelligence
and integrity.
; Dutacfoas— C. G. Hussey,Wm. Baga’ey, Wra.LariJ
I mer,Jr. l Walter Bryant,HughD. King,Edward Heaxel
lon Z Kinsey B.Harbaugh,B.M. Kicr. marlihlt.
I - Sew Job Printing Office*
fO* Thx Proprietors of the Morning Past beg leave
I to inform their friends and the public that they have re
ceived from the Fopndry of U JoHMjoa A to.jPWla
delphia, a very large stock of beautiful>■ NLW TYPE,
[ of every size and variety imaginable* They are now
I prepared to execute all kinds of ion aw) Fasct Caud
i Psxanso, in a style unsurpassed by any Office in the
j connir., andapon U» LAyTQN
June 9,l SSI.
Collecting* BUI Posting! Ac*
JOHN M»COUBR Y
113* Attends to Collecting, Bill Potting, Distributing
Cuds and Circulars for Parties, Ac., tee.
ITT-* Orders left at the Office of the Morning Post, or
at Holmes’ Periodical Store, Third si, will he promptly
attended to. |my»l:ty
fry to Parent** “ One great source of
disease uTcbildren is the onhealthiness of parental It
would be just as reasonable to expect a rich crop from
a barren soil, as that strong and healthy'children should
be born of parents whose constitutions have been worn
out with intemperance and disease. A sickly frame may
be originally induced by hardships, accidents, or intem
perance, but chiefly by the latter. It is impossible that a
eourse of vice or imprudence should not spoil the best
constitution! and dia the evil terminate here, it would be
a just punishment for the folly of the transgressor But
not so. For when once a disease is contracted, and
through neglect inapplying the proper means it becomes
rivit3 in the habit, it is then entailed upon posterity.—
Female constitutions are as capable of improvement as
family estates —and ye who would wish to Improve, not
only your own health, but that of your own offspring,bv
eradicating tho many distressing diseases that are entail
ed through neglect or imprudence, lose act time in puri
fying the blood and cleansing tit* system. Married per
sons, and those about to be married, should not fail to
purify their blood, ror hoiw many diseases are transmit
ted to posterity. How often do we see scalds. Scrofula
and a thousand other afflictions, transmitted to the rising
generation, that might have been prevented by this time
ly precaution T To accomplish which, there is nothing
before the public, or the whole world, so effectual as
BULL’S LATEST IMPROVED FLUID EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA, combining Yellow Dock and
Burdock, with the pore and genuine HondurasSarsapar
ilia. For general debility during this warm weather, it
acta tike _a charm, restoring elasticity of muscle and vi
s„r wi ,h^ng h U,n« l^|U|eu
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
140 VVood si , Pittsburgh-
For sale by D. M. Cuny and Joseph DoygloMi Alle
gheny City, and by Draggists generilv a De!s:d£w3m
fry* Dr, Quyiott , i Improved Extract of
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA For the
cure of disease, or as a Spring parifier of theblooc,and
as a general tonic for the system, is unrftalied.
1 Theducativc powers of utis Fx tract are truly.wonder*
fol, unit all invalids should mate immediate trial of the
“ Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.” It cnunot injare the
■soft delicate patient, <- ’
Then tiy from Mineral nostrums to seek hope, life,
and vigor* from this purely vegetable..remedy. There
fore, however broldsn in beaUh rod spirits, however
loathsome to himself and others, let no one despair ©T
recovery i let the patient only understand that the hope
of his physical restoration lies only in Uuyzott’s Ex
tract of Yellow Doek and Sarsaparilla,” aud persuade
him, lor hit life’s sake, to in'.it, and we have no hesita
tion in predicting bis to health
See advertisement- [au3
(D* Odd PeUowa’Hall, Odton Building Fourth
stretty bctioetn Wood and Smithfieid streets.—Pittsburgh
Encampment, No. 2,mecuXsiand3dTuesdaysof each
month. - -
Pittsburgh Degree Lodge. N 0.4, meets 2d and4th Toes-
Mechanics’ Lodge, No.#, meets cveryTharsdayeven.
Star Lodge, N 0.21,.21, meets every Wednesday
'Yrnn'o.iv Lodre. No. 182, meets every Monday ev’ng.
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 300. meets every Monday
evening, at Union flail* corner or Fifth and Smitnfield.
Zocco Lodge, No. 335,meets every Thursday evening,
at their Hall, corner of Smithfieid and Fifth streets.
TwinCily Lodge, No. 241. meets every Friday even
ing. Hall, corner of Leacock and Sandusky streets, Al
leghenyCtty. LmayJHhly
fr? Angerona Lodge, I. 0« of O. F»~lsie
Anterona Lodge, No. 289.1. O. ef 0.. F n meets every
Wednesday evening In Washington Hall, Wood street
J«4:ly. _ : ’ '
[nri, o* of O* F*—Place ot Meeting, Washington
Hail, Wood street, between sth and Virgin Alley. a
PmsßnsH Lomi, No. 33m-Ueeu every Tuesday
EncummiT, No. 87-vftleeis Ist and 3d
Friday of eaeh month. . • mar2s—ly
ny. LUNCH sferved up every.day at Ift tfqlock. at
OWSTON’S HOTEL, SLClairxtteev 1 Ue23
Pittsburgh Company*
CAPITAL fttQOjOOO* _ ,
ITT- Oveicx, No. VO. Fooaru Street.
OFFICE RB:
President—James S. Hoon;
Vice President—^amuerfcPGlflrkan.
Treasurer—Joseph B.Xeech. ■
Secretary—C. A Colton.
ITT* See advertisement in another pan ot this paper
rayS2 _
Hottca—Tho4oTJSHßin»»T>iLp*jSo«rriT,orP4Ul
sorgh&nil Allcgheny,meeis on tl&aiiCQna Monaay or
atary month »tuio Honda House, Martfeut.
u67y] 3oh» VoTOaiJf.jSterotaiT'
a KulaiilLife Ineuranec Company,
\ - OP NEW-YORK. '
0AP1TA1,,®!.,280)000.
COLD MBITS INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE AND MARINE.
CAPITAL, 0300,000.
ID*Office for the oboveCompamea removed tp the
Bookstore'or H.‘ B. Boaworth A Vo *JJIo.'B0 -Market alj
eeeond door from the Diamond. The Office, No ; 81
Water itieel. for rent, at avery lowrete.
«epS9 _ R.H BEESON, Agent.
< ManuCseihring Cdnipanyyl® Waod street, for nftserip-
I non to the new Sto'cx Id thfelr Company of Fifteen Him*
iredshares; atFiftyDollars cach.as anUiorlzeaby to©
i Secretary cf the Commonwealth, in conformity with the
>l Genera! Manufacturing Law.” Ten dollars on each
share to be paid downas-first instalment) and five dol
lars per share monthly, until the full amonnttspaid,
i , JOHN FLEMING,
President Fayette Manufacturing Co.
JET DEAFNESS, noises in ihe head, and jdt disagree
able discharges from (he ear,speedily and
removed without pstn or Inconvenience, by Dg. hasi*
LEY, Principal Anrist of the N. Y. Ear Snrgerri who
may be consulted at 9? ARCH street, ' tQjn
9 TMrteen C years close antj almost uu<Uvidod attention
to this branch of special practice has £ n *£.s? R fl[2 IS
redace his treaunenVto such a deflreeofßacceßS m to
find the most confirmed and obstinate .eases yield by.
steady attention to the means presented. iau«
{Prom the LooisviUe JoaroalvMay£9tMBsL] _
irp- Qn the 7th of May, 1831, Rev. M. D.. Williams,
Pastor of the Fourth PresbytenanChnreh.in Lomsville,
Kentucky, was andhad been for a Jong time confined to
his room, and most of the tune to bid bed, with Dyspep
sia and Chrome Diarrhea, and was, to all appearance,
on the very verge of the grave, an<L Acknowledged to be
so by his physician, who had tried all the ordinary means
in bis power, wlihoqt effect, and at the above named
ume,the pauent, with the consent ortna physician,com
meaeed the use of Dr. Houghton’s “ PEPSIN,” and to
the nsiomehment, surprise and delight of all, he was
much relieved the first day The third day he left his
room The sixth day, which va excessively not, he
rode ten miles with no bod effect ? on the eighth day be
went on a visit to the country t and. on the tnmeenm
day,though not enuTely restored to his
he was so far recovered as to go dons a .jj jlf
hundred miles.where he arrived to
proved in healiL, having bad no disturbance of the atom
ach or bowels, after takmgthe Jirst deseof Bepstn These
“ AsPS,N ” Ageuuf
l4O Wood street
(sep3o*lw
A* O. D.
CT* Meets above Board of Trade Rooms, corner 01
Third and Wood streets, e?s*yManday evening.
prtB ________ ,
A A MASON &> CQ-have on hand and arc. in daily
. receipt of latAJ) rjaaniUieeSof new Dress Goods,
suchasrieh' Figured &ilfct,BAtina»C&*hmeies, De Lalnes,
Ao All of wnieh they will gnarantee in price and
quality, against this market. [sepSO
1
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THEATRE.
Lessee and Manages* •
Prices of Admission— Pint Tier and Parqnetle SOc.;
Second aid Tbiril Tiers Reserved seats in Dress
Circle 7Sc.; Private Boxes 81,00.
Doors open at 7 o’clock. Cartaln rises at 7#.
irySecond night of the American Tragedian, Mr. J. B.
miRERTS
TUESDAY EVENING, September 3t)th, the perform
ance* mil commence E mA BANGi;H
ToTe OF “rj.jjg MOOB: "V * "
Andrew Muckelstane, - ■,, ; .. ± aRi^wSSSw
Adela. - - ■ "* - Mta.Vtekerjr.
QUASIMODO, hi'the PEFOBMED Of NOTREQAME--
'VITIH. 'OPEN, TMS »Y*®'**Slj?3SSS!Slf:'
VV I9lh, HUTCI^;
ING’S GRAND-CUASSICAI. i’ANOBAUA.
SEA AND BHO&ES OF THE
depleting all the grand, beautiful, ftublinlC •sceafeJT.'OPOn
ike classical shores of the Old world forneariyfonT
thousand miles In extent, pronmmced by the public ana
presftd be by far the most truthful, eotnprebeiwive and
magnificent rainting ever-brought into this country*.! , .
Admission—2s cents; OhtldrenlS cents.
tamu will move every evening in the week alai before
8 o’clock. •• ' ' ’ ' [eepl&tf
Ore*nwootl Ofcrden* - _
A CHOICE COLLECTION OF SHRUBBERY, Vi
n,.'S;?osc* T . Hmpbp.rry, Strawberry, Goosebeiry,
Khubarh, Grape Vmesjhutay Monthly Boses, and ©very
Cl ant necessary to oruament ycrds and guldens, wifi
e found at Greenwood Nuneiy. Au Omnibus'leaves
the corner of Market and Fifth streets, Pittsburgh every
half boor, for the 1 Garden, lee Creams and other re*
freshments served up in the Saloons. :: •
Orders addressedto thePropnelor,WeBt Manchester,
Allegheny county, Pa., will Tecexve prompt attention/
jy&:tf ■ • ■ J. MPKAXNv
• —" Health Office. ” - 1 '
TiIIE public arennformed-lbaMho-OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF HEALTILoC .theOttyaf Pittsburghla
at No. C 9, Gram between Fourth u4 = Diamond
slreeuvwhere all Ndlices
Board mast be left. . t.HARLES NAYLOR*
jyta . • Secretary.
Q. B. ARNOLD & • > f.-
bankers, and dealers in
EXCHANGE COIN,
banknotes,
SIGHT AND
TIME. DRAFTS, Ac;
Collections carefully attended to, and proceeds remit
ted. to any part of the Union.
.s£g*£ToCßB**& a--
bought Akd sold on comcsaiOß.
- ■ No.-74 Fourth
Neitdoorto the.Baaltof PHuborga.
Seminary for Yonag liSdlei* -
NO.flO CHATHAM and
dau3hters,imend opening a SELECT SCHOOL,
for YOUNG* LADIES. oil Monday .the 3lji.iftf Oeiober,
where all the branches of a polite and useful education
will be taught. Vocsl aud instrument! t Mnsie wJH.be
taught by Miss J. V. Moag. Terras ofTnlh&fl- made
known on application. - • . |sgp97ffw* v
Obarttori Coal*.
THE OUARTIERS COAL. COMPANY having made
extensive arrangetnenls for sh-pping Coal on the
Ohio Rivpr.al the harbor, at M*KRE?&.kOCK3s V* noW
prepared lo deliver fits hundred Tonxacfay,at one dol
lar per ton of 3240 pounds, [uale wight) ; fite per cent,
being allowed for loss in shipment, or, (until fortberrto
ace), mrutU'jiv* etna per ion, ofloai, '
They will sell to the country, at their wharf, aicneao& .
larperum, to all parties loading their owu wagou&r;'-' v~
This Company.has peculiar feciHUesforloadug steam*
boats, Ae., for the lake ot lower markets . :
A ton of 9310 pounds-contains ikirtjr bitfAeli of Pittfc:
burgh Coal, fairly measured
Apply to the Clerk; at the Office, at M’Kee’s Bohksf
orto- the Engineer, ELWOOP MORBIB, Bsqyat tha*
Monongahela Hpuse. THOMAS SFGLE&rU) / v
sep29:lm • President C.C.C«>
(All Pittsburgh papers please copy.)M =. ,
Farm Tor, Sales
APART of the Erick Tavern Farm, on theßrowns
ville Road, about two mites from the Monongehe*:
la Bridge, containing aboutfifty acres,taoffisTed&taafe
in quantities to suit purchasers Terms very rutsona-,
ble. Fbrpanieulars,enquireon the premises. ' —>
sep29nra -iWM. NOBLE;:
.50110*4
THE Stockholders of the CITIZENS*: DEPOSTfB
BANK are hereby notified ifcat&Q election fof>
Three DUeotora, to serve for one year, will he bold at'
ihe Office of the Company, on Tuesday, thefib day of.
October, proiimo.at 13 o’clock; M?, toBo'clocktß-&L>
By order of tbe Directors. • i • • [sepiSJt
A. Valuable Ptru at Auetton.
IN Pursuance of tho directions, contained inthfilaa*
will and testament of JOHN CRRADY, deceased* •
we wtl\ expose to public sale, at lAe Court Hous*+vl
Cit* of Pittsburgh, on MONDAY,the 61A day qf
1851. at 10 o'clock, A. M ,01l that valuable FAfthLsita-s.
ate in Baldwin township, in the county, of Allegheny:
bounded by lands of Darnel Riaher, John Gordon, Jacob.
Cready ami other*. near the 9ix Mile Ferry, on .1 no Mo*
nongabela n wer.contaming about -
—and allowance. A large proportion of whichcontaina
Stone Coal of the very best quality. Tboland i* of an
excellent description for fanmrg;parposes,-andbcrtoB*
wishing to engage either in Agriculture ortho Coal ho
liness, will find this tt desirable opportunity tosecure a
-good bargain Terms made known at tale. - - - > ■
8 * Joseph O’Brien; 1
sa&ah UULHOLLAN, - '
sepgfrdts&wl c Executors of Jphn Cready, dec’d.
TTTATOHES—Just opening, a newefoekof the fittest
yy qualities of London, Pans and Gene
va watches, selected with- great care, and can be war
ranted and confidently recommended for durability and
accuracy of time The cdsevaud dials are of the finest
quality, and of new anribeauufui patterns. Allof which
will be sold veiy low, and will guarantee the prices as.
"cheap as they can be found either Last or West.
Also, a fine assortmentof medium qualities, not so floe
finished as the best, but sutfineoily so to keep good
time. Gold Patent Lever.'Watches, 18 carats fine,.and
foilieweiled, os Jowai 930,00 c v ■>•••
W. W. WItSON, Watch Mnhery
corner Market end Pou&h M< •
N. D,—Watch and Clock repairing donq promptly, life
the best manner, and warranted. (sepgQ ~ .
HOUSE AND LOT POR S7Sol~>VorSale—a Hoase
and Lot of SO feet front, on Esplanade street, Alle
gheny City, by 60 feel deep. The hoase is a two story
of foar rooms, and a good ary cellar; a portico, in front*
with latuee work and grape vines; a garden, Ac. All
in complete order, ar.d pleasantly situated near the North
Common. Terms ocfconvnodaung
3. CUTHBKHT,Gen’I Agent,
sepSO . 50 Southfield atreet.
Sottfeo*
11HE Creditors of M. D. PATTON are requested to
meet on Thursday ,Ociober2d, proximo; atOo’clock; -
. P. M., at the Office or said M. D. Patton, where a state
ment of his business affairs will be presented for their
consideration. . . ■ • > [sep2U:4t
Rev. or. Kiinkells’eTPemale Seminary,
kittanning, pa.,
\JhMLU RE-OPEN, for fls SIXTH SESSION, on Wed-.
Tiff* nesdayi-.OotoberS9ih.lSsU ■ -
T&taa—Per SOTwnof Wuks—Pay abl* tn Advattet:-
Boanf amt English Turnon, ....
Piano, with Siuging and use of Instrument, . - StyOO*
Fiench»GenDau,Laun. Drawing & IOjOQ
Bed, bedding and Washing, - - 5,00
Stationery) - .*--.--75
Tbfrlwo Sessions commence respectively, on the last
Wednesday in April and tn October Pupils are not re-,
ceivedbni, by special arrangement, Cor less than one
session No deduction for absence, except In cases of
great <mergenoy NO EXTRAS
Ciren are containing Recommendations, Ac *can be
had of ftnstG R white, Martel street, aiulof Mr
Me!lor,Br.Woodstreet. . , (sepg9»
llleratore for tbe tttuioni
AT H.MINE& & CO 'S Cheap Book Store* No, 3* ,
SmUhfieldstxeet.
lAeLtfeandAdventaresof Don Qcuxouo i ..
De La Manchaand hiaSyreneSancho; .-
- Panxa:;rrnnaiaVsd(root-the SpanishofnugueP;
Do CeTy antes SanvedT*—by.chailesJams* JEwfcrrr ,
Carefully revised l and cenected, vrkth"tiU Ihe.onibor’s
original notes* Complete m one.large oetovavoir,-
nme of over 300 pages, illustrated. Pnoe6&ceat&. This,,
is the only eomjpfeiocheap edinan ever published*!.;.
Harry Bumhamr-or, Memoirs afsjrOfficer.of ihe-Re*-*
volnuon, ••.-'/ i w,. ...... ..
No. 38* linen's Living Age ; • -
MauldaMoatgomery—or,The Prophecy;/ •
London An Journal, for September; .
; KennethA Romance: of the G..W*.
M. Reynolds
: The Wedding Dress—by Alexander Damas;
: AU.the Magazine* for October—Godey,Granam,Str
■tain,Pcterson's^dcc^fce.v • - , tiep39
Buggy, for Sale* .
A NEAT EASTEBN BUGGY; wiilrleather lop>ma*r
l\ by Wets on A Ca.FhUadelnhia.faT sale tow. <.
Enquire of 'foWNS&NII, OARR & CO.,
aoplO ' Si. Clair alitot.
'TFTATGB aH iTji
. fV done as weU as«;s£ any
America,and at «a low prices, a; -
aep2S 81 Marked «tß>ei.
Wanttd,
■ * YOUNG LADY, tO't*k*'-ebai»‘*f » MaallrStore.-
IA-EnqUlre at No. mrBecrmd .«tMt,opposllellio>
Market, al 8 o'clock THf3 DAY, September 4flllr
mdV6 It* •
~ For m OK Assttr -i
I OFFER for talo or rentthe boflee I WE*g*JSJ- M,.
Ini
JQdge Oner: • Poucßska wsU tbe >£*▼£&> ir’pSSiSSS'
-' •" •' ! • • Freadli oioakiu . ,
Gvnßfiß R WHITE* Na*.Ss Market
MonitoiuSt, a choice eiook of VELVET,
■IT&RED SlHf-Xad CLOTH CLOAKS, of the new-
which he rcapecifallf invite* -
MyINCHSSTKB VATKNC SHOULDER SKAM
VV SHIRTS Lntrecetvedagoodniianatent ol tit -
above Garmenu. Gentlemen who have never enjoyetf '
lie luxuryoravoodfittingSlurtwiU obliterate eproim-,
aunt page from the booh of vexations by tryingUtestr
Shiite Those who have worn them need only to be in
formed that they can be supplied at ■ '
HINTON * CO.’SC‘ -
No: 60 Fourth street:
:V oar ... .
TWO LQTS OF GHOUND, situate iruhe boioogh cT
tfajiehbpien each having a front on Ohio JLoae of
twenty three feet three inches, and extending back one
hundred and tiurty-dgbt feet to on alley.. SaidLoiawjjJ*
be sold sepntttlForJointly* - •. n * ■?
Terms rea?onable. For further particulars enquire at.
J. S- liAMlLTON’S'Offlcei No. 63 Ftlth street.
sepSG tf >
KAT/ VBTATE ljQtof S 0 orS4 fMb
front on Smiihfield street, between First and Sixth*
streets, hT 80 or more feet deep.
AlsOj’Wanted—One ox two Lots on Fifth street. .
Persons disposed to sell, will oiTer their-lowestpnce:
andbest terms. i ...
S. CUTHBERT, “
No* 00. Southfield street.
nweiiiat Rouse amt store Rooms*
rTIHE subscriber offer a for rent one Store Roatfk’AMjt
Jl and Dwelling Haase, sila&ted on the ISKaa
of Elat and Webster streets. Theie are mne
the Dwelling Haase. The Store Boom is mcoodorde*'
Enquire of MBS. A. HAMILTOM,
gg Webster street.
CHOPPER STOCKS—
) XOQ shares Minnesota Mining Company:
1W do Peninsula So,
MX* do DonglaußonghtdnMi&inffCoinpftay*
100 do Nonn West up;
160 do Ontonagon do >
100 do Forest do;
100 do do}
185 do Eureka do}
BGO do Bluff dor
859 do Fue Sled “Of,
On consignment and for sale by . _
A WILKINB * CO *
Slock and Erebangb Broken,
corner Market and«nfd itoeuk
COEFEE— Fresh Roasted duly, far Otto* ->
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