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DEMOCRATIC'TLCKET
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FOR PRESIDENT' OF THE LIELEED STATES
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA;
Subject St. &xis' ion of the Deloweratie General Convention
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM R. KING,
OF BT A.AMAL;
Subject to the came decision
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OFFICIAL I.OtOlY - 4,4 , 4i nrb",CITY.
Harper_ ;rcLayteuiltoprietors awl Publishers
L. 86E4fER, rEDIT,OE. _
PITTSBURGH :
SATURDAY MORNELsi OCTOBER 4
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DEMOCILATMSTATE TlCJitkr.r;
FOR, -GQVERNOR,
BIGLER,
OP omesaural COIINIT
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER;
SETH CLOVER',
01`. CLARION' cotnas
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS
For Justices or the Supreme Bench
HON. MaEMIA.EI 8. FLACK, of Somerset.
" JAiItES CAMPBELL, of,P,4i/adelykig,
e:F.TA.TB LEWIS, of Lancaster.. _
- " JOHN B. GIBSON, of Cumbeiiand.
WALTER Qf
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICEGYAI`.
Judge of the Courts of Allegheny County required
to be karneif'in ae Law
PRESIDENT .TODGE JAMES S. CRAFT,
Oa COMMON PLEAS, &C., f of Pitt Township.
PRESIDENT SUDGEIgoPEIVELL HEPBURN, 1"
OF DISTRICT COURT, j . of Pittsburgh.
ASSISTANT JUDGE j CHARLES. SHALER,
OF DISTRICTCOURT, j of Pittsburgh.
ASSOCIATE TIIDGES OF THE COVETS OF ALLEGHENT
COL.NI).,
WILLIAM KERR, of Upper St. Clair Totomhip
OEN. JAMES H. WATSON, of Elizabeth Tp.
ASSEMBLY,
ALEXANDER M'CAMMON, of Pittsburgh.
JAMES WATSON, of Pittsburgh_
L. BELT, PATTERSON, of Mifflin Township
ABRAHAM HAYS, of Allegheny City.
DAVID R. WILLIAMS, of Shaier Township.
RECORDER,
ROBERT MORROW, of Pittsburgh
REGISTER,
, ANDREW BARCLAY, of Allegheny City
CLERK OF COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS, &C.,
ELIJAH TROVlLLO:OrPittiburia.
THOMAS BLAGEAIORE, of Birmingham
COMIXESSIONEE.
J. D. W. WHITE, Borough of Manchester
goavEYou,
E. H. HEASTINGS, of Pittsburgh.
Ammon.,
BENJAMIN DILWORTEt, of Ross Tormahip
The Supreme Court
Any of our friends who may wish to obtain
likenesses of the Judges of the Supreme Court,
can obtain a group which is very excellent, by
applying at our Office. The picture is a litho
graph, and possesses much merit The likeness
of. JUDGE Lower any one who knows him would
pronounce good ; and we preiiime the same may
be said of the others.
Are You Assessed ?
See to this matter at once. Let every voter
ex - amine the Assessor's list personally, and if
his name is not there, call upm the Assessor
without delay. Many votes are lost at every
election by reason of neglect or carelessness in
this respect. Remember that no One who may
be 22 years of age or more, when the election
comes on, can vote without having been assess
ed at least ten days before the election: ?.The
matterinust be attended to between thisand
Saturday, the 4th of October. After dud day
it te2.71. be too bzte.
THAT PROCLAMATION
We were yesterday much surprised at receiv
ing from Thirrizburg a proclamation from the
Governor, which we,have taken especial - pains
to lay before our readers. The document might
not be thought, by some, to be genuine ; but
when it is observed that all the proofs of genu
ineness are presented upon its face, we think no
one will be disposed for a moment to donbL 7 -7-_,
There we have the splendid Coat of Arms of tfil
State ; and here, to • makeassurance doublyisure t ' 2 ,
we have " The Great Seal." But it is not to
these pretty pictures we would call . the atten
tion of our readers. We acknowledge a higher
and more pleasurable duty,—which is to speak
in the highest terms of Wizaaam F. Jouizsrozr,
now that he has made a begining to become an
honest man. We should all cherish the first
inklimp of virtue, that may be discoverable in
one who has been guilty of outraging propriety
and the Laws ; and therefore we hope, (if all
that should be done by Johnston shall be
attempted,) that our friends will forgive his past
sins, and use all proper exertions to make of
him a good citizen. He has, it is true, wander
ed far from the path of rectitude ; but even the
worst of men may become better ; and if heshall
frankly confess Ail, 'his sins, and promiae no
more to counsel the Abolitionists to violate the
laws, go back to Armstrong county, and 'there
lead a quiet and peaceful life, while trying to'
atone fer his manifold transgressions, ltOmaye
then hope for happiness--butmot otherwise.
A Whig Lie I
A falsehood appears in the American of
Thursday, in relation to Alexander McCammon,
one of the Democratic candidates for As-
It appears that tickets have been printed with
all the Whig candidates except Mr. Fife, and
that McCammon's name is inserted. We are au
thorized to say that this was done by two, active
Whigs, without either the knowledge or consent
of Mr. McCammon, who was not aware that the
tickets were in existence until the American's
rticle of Thttreday Was ;Published.
THE THEATRE
Manager Foster expects to present " The Naiad
Queen," during next week, in a style that has
never been surpassed, if it has,, indeed been
equalled in the West. He is certainly deserving
of the support of the friends of the Drama: for
his efforts to please 'are untiring.
To-night Mr. -- RbzWarrfi Appears imPle c4arac
ter of Charlas De Moor, in "The Robbers,' a
part which; we doubt not, he will play to per
fection. The afterpiece is "Luck in a name."
ar Hon. ANDBBW STEVEFBON, of virgilda,
for many years Speaker of the Howe in Con
gress, and subsequently Atin'ster to England,
has accepted the invitation of the Pennsylvania.
State Jitriettltural Society, to deliver the address
at the State Fair to be held atHarrisburg o4,the
29th October.
x t e 7 ons4 c t26th ultimo, Dr. JOHN BASEC:I3I, a
highly respeoted-'oitizen . -?f Mercer count, was
thrown from his . buggy, - and iii:serionsly injtired
that he died on the qv,loll6*g. ,
per. It will greatly promote the convenience
*
of Pe*ters; if stampsMudl.be on the right
hand corders of letterfh.,:istead_ of, the:left.
The Philadelphia - Inquirer"' say's that Mr.
McCauley, of that city, forwarded to the Presi
dent his resignation of the place of consul at
Belfast, and Mr. Valentine Holmes, of that city
has received the appoirdquent,,..and will imme
diately proceed to the duties of hia offwe'.•
The Toronto Patriot of the 25th nit. , says it is
rumored - in. town that the ministry tare reSign
ed, and that =:a new one will be formed imme
diately: `The progtextune le not yet issued, kit
the Cameron' 4 to rem one pr the
aabiae
THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED I
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That the fell demon of political abolitionism
Was the cat*Of..the late horrid mi. .irdel•* l
treasonable iititifaiir,afthriittalg4;ana
F. Johnston, sympathises with aiL:4,
those traitors in are ever ready to'
counsel3he, •:Arethken c;e,
South.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That the Democratic party now support, And
ever have supported, the Constitution as it is,—
the supreme law of theland;--leaving each Stata
imtbe.Uniia_talitedull..enjoymeat of ita . .Spdis-
putable rights to legislate for its own citizens
according to the will of the majority.
LET TFIRERQUE REMEMBER,
That the citizen. of a . State who either counsels
or encourages the - violation• of a constitutional
law, of the United States, is guilty of treason
4
%rapist the government, and ought to he shun
rtel and despised by all good zaem .
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
Wit Wm. F. Johnstou is. in daily communion
wits the abolitionists; that he pardoned a negro
lmAglar,Michjah - 'Williaths; and that he also
pati,doned Thomas Richardson at the urgent re
qu4st of the abolitionists.
' ..LET TILE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That Wm. F. Johnston Ana refused , to sign the
bill repealing the Gth section: of the 'obstruction
law of 1847; that he is,o4,ane,ipy to the compro
mise and thelinion;-and 'that he has declared
110 willl itgasto ° the repeal of the compromise,
if elected.
LW. WE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That Wm. F. Johnston is continually talking of
hb3 devotion and loyalty to the Union and his obe
dience to the Laws of the General Government,
While he actually said at Lancaster that PENN
SYLVANIA OWED THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW NO AL
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That Governor Ediner's administration, with the
aid of Wm. F. Johnston and Thaddeus Stevens
in the Legislature, laid the foundation for all our
financial embarrassments, and absolutely increased
the State debt more than an; other administra
tion ever did.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That the State resumed the payment of the in
terest on the public:debt in Feb., 1845, under
- Governor Shunk's administration, that the in
terest has been regularly paid ever since.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMI3ER,
That the principal of the State debt *as reduced
over half a million under Governor Shnnk with
out the sinking fund; and that it has only been
reduced $358,000 under Governor Johnston, not
withstanding all his bragging about the ef
ficiency of the " Sinken Fund !"
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That the State became involved in a debt of
$40,000,000 through the reckless e2penditurrs of
Gee, Ritner's administration ; and that the treas
ury was plundered by a set of unprincipled Whig
potiticant.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That it was under a Whig Administration, the
State became almost _bankrupt and unable to
meet the accruing interest on the State debt;
when the cry of repudiation 'Was rdie;.ed, and the
credit of Pennsylvania became a bye-word of re
proach across the water.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
Thatit Was during Gov. Skunk's administration,
the credit of the dote was redermed; several hun
dred thousand dollars of the State debt was
paid, anclpr financial affairs were placed in a
solvent condition.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That in order to take money from the ordinary
revenue, to put into the Sinking Fund, to pur
chase five per cent. stocks--Gov. Johnston's ad
ininistratien had. to borrow FOUR HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS at an interest of SIX
PER CENT. Sillily
. thia is Sinking the Funds.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That the cry of TARIFF! TARIFF: RUIN L
RUIN ! is rung in their ears previous to every
election, and then permitted, to slumber until
it becomes necessary to use the same theme again
for agitation.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER,
That "two dollars a day and roast beef," was
,the rallying-cry of . the Coons in 1840—but the
*allying ery of JOHN STHROM, (present Whig
-candidate for Canal Commissioner,) when in
Congress, was "NQ BEEF" for Mr Arm, 141
Mexico.
LET THE PEOPLE REMEMBER
That, if they wish to see bleeding wounds again,
torn opcm'if . they desire to continue the unwar
rantableind unnecessary excitement of a ques
tion vitally affecting the Union itself ; if they
wish to see this Union dissolved, and the cher
ished hopes of freemen throughout the world ut
terly prostrated; they ought, then to vote for
William P. Johnston and John Strohm : but if
othetwise, then they Should cast their ballots
for %Yuman BIGLER, and Sam Czovan, who are
the friends of the Union, and the enemies of all
who would rend it asunder.
-PACTS FOE THE PEOPLE.
IT IS A FACT,
That Gov. Johnston claims credit for the fa
vorable condition of the finances of the State,
notwithstanding the government of the State,
with the exception of the Governor, is wholly
democratic.
IT IS A FACT,
That -the improvement system of the common
wealth is ender three Canal Commissioners, who
are all democrats, and all the State canals and
railroads are governed and controlled by them,
wholly independent of the Governor.
IT 18 A FACT,
That the State Treasurer, who receives and
disburses all the income of the State, is a dem
ocrat, who is elected by the Legislature, whose
duties are prescribed by law, and who is wholly
independent of the 'Governor.
IT 18 A FACT.
That the Auditor General, by whom all ac
counts are audited, is a democrat, and whose
duties are wholly unconnected with the Gov
ernor.
IT 18 A FACT,
That the Surveyor General and Secretary of
the Land Office, is also a Democrat s and uncon
nected with, the Governor in all his official
IT IS A FACT,
That GOV. Johnston'claitds Credit for paying a
portion of the State debt; when, in fact, he has
not any control over the matter whatever.
IT IS A FACT,
That, Gov. Johnston has issued a proclamation
setting forth that more than six hundred thou—
sand dollars of State dcbtt, was, cancelled, leav
ing upon the minds of the people the impres
sion that the State debt had been reduced that
amount, when the pallid documents of the State
prove the contrary.
IT Is a WHIG 'LIE,
That the Democratic party created our enormous
State Debt of more than Forty Millions of Dollars.
IT IS A WHIQ LEE,
That Gov. Johnston has paid SIX HUNDRED
AND FIFTVIME THOUSAND 'ONE BEN-
D:
TILED AND TWENTY-TWO DOLLARS AND
NINETY-EIGHT CENTS, of the State Debt !
IT IS A WRIO LIE,
That every Tax. now borne by the People was
imposed under the administration of a Demo
critic Gayernor.
IT IS A WHIG LIE,
'l l ll Deihociatic 'Administrations collected these
!ilexes, but did not pay the Debt.
411. A WHIG. LIE,
That Orernor Johnston haa in two years and a
half reduced the chains upon the publio Tress.
D'iaie,.aum E1: 7 4 4 1 TPREP MR
novakw Douala. 2,
Correspondence of the German Press
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LONDON, Sept. 6th, 1851
Thelollowing lines which have been sent to us
bra ! Well-known politbkmn, who has, .daring' an
absence of 6 months, visited the greater part of
•
;Germany, will give you an excellent insight into
the State of opinion there
. 2iYi l3 o'6' goes it in Germany? Good and bad as
lou please. The Weak." bourgeois" who has
ever stood or fallen with the Constitution of the
Rinpire, after he had applauded the legal ex
pToits of Gotha, clenches his fist and feels' his in
most German heart swelling with fury at the
scandalous deeds of his titled masters. The
Monarchy has fallen into utter discredit, ev en
in regard-to its expense. The deputy for *
* * x (a manufacturing of ty)—has de
clared to his constituents (a minority of electors,
according to the Manteuffel right of voting,) that
he is now converted to Republicanism ; since it
is impossible for the Republic to cost as much
as the Monarchy by grace of God. I believe
that the greater part of the Burgher class here
now begin to regard "Anarchy" as less expen
sive than "Order'and Tranquility." I believe,
too t thiesectlonal prejudice has, through a re
cognition of the necessity of combining the force
of rill against the compact and united enemy, re
ceived a mighty blow; and that, in the next onset,
itwill give way without any very great resistance.
From all these clever people and indifferent mu
sicians, nothing, of course, is to be expected be-
Ore the decision of the contest; but they will, at
least during the struggle, no longer sustain the
Government as they did before, morally by an
extremely immoral demeanor,
and will, after the
combat, no longer hung, with their fear of the
Republic, like a weight of lead upon the wings
of the victorious party. The active and efficient
portion of the people gnash their teeth with rage
and shame, at the disgraceful, infamous misrule
that crushes them, or wrap themselves in the
mantle of philosophy and watch the despairing,
neck-breaking leaps of these political rope-dan
cers, the reigning aristocracy, with humorous
eyes. This portion is no small one, and it is no
wonder that the pleasure they experience in ob
serving the writings of the "Cockingdom" who
have been so thoroughly outwitted and so sound
ly scourged for their faint-heartedness, should be
tinged with a little malice.
Nothing surprises men now, unless it be, that
no night arrests are made, and folks no longer
think it worth while to be vexed at anything;
since, otherwise, vexation would never end•
After any exciting impulse from without—were
it only the election of Cavaignac to the Presi
dency—the aspect of thepopulation will be very
threatening; and that blustering bully, Monarchy,
will quake with terror. After a triumph whole
masses of exasperated men, ready and eager for
battle, will come rushing to our standard.
The Emperor of Austria has declared himself
absolute, and made his ministers responsible only
to himself—what is to be done with the Consti
tution he will most graciously determine at a
later day. This is the freshest intelligeuce from
the imperial city—in London there was a fall
on 'Change. In Prussia, the Reaction begin
to despair of their late backward step re
garding the Diet, bringing to light only minority
elections and withdrawals from the elective con
test of influential members of the Reaction,
nevertheless still backward must they go—back
beyond the Provincial Assemblies—back beyond
the Landwehr-law—back beyond 1813—and still
farther back, in order to repose in peace—and
this they must do, willy, nilly
Rear, now, in what manner the well estab
lished Monarchy of Baden contrives to obtain
money. A dozen of opulent burghers are arrest
ed—a pretext is never wanting—they are flung
into underground dungeons, and are made to
comprehend that there they will remain indetin
itely, unless they adopt the only means of de
liverance viz: Emigration to America and cov
ering a portion of the Revolutionary debt. Am
buscade and brigandage complete ! Of the
patriarchal good humor not a trace is left in
Germany.
Here yet another inquiry of our Lords and
masters by the grace of God,—l withold all
criticism of my'own, for words are insufficient in
this case. Durktig the late tremendous flood in
the Rhine valley, the Murg suddenly overflowed
its banks, the prisoners in the fortress of Rostalt,
already in water up to the waist, shouted for
assistance, without receiving any other ail
swer than that " permission to open the case
mates had not yet been obtained;" the Austrian
sentries, however,
ant / ou. permission, before
the increasing inundation ; while the prisoners,
most of whom had been confined for the purpose
of exacting money,—teen. drorted Such is mod
ern monarchy ! Some letters received in this city
place the number of victims at 170: the Demo
crat du Rhine" of Strasbu.rgh enumerates 126.
And in the face of such transactions shall we
rest satisfied with agitating, in conjunction with
the German Agitation Union from the security
of London and that, according to English laws "
With the fabrication of "Proclamations to Ger
many" at the writing desk 7 Truly our oppo•
vents agitate better than we ever could. The
object is not to stifle and quench the red hot
wrath of the nations by ill concocted seribblings ;
but to point out to nations the way to victory ;
to Organize the struggle ; to organize it In the
midst of dangers, and thus inspire the timid and
wavering with courage ; to lead on the van of
battle instead of spinning proclamations- finally,
to offer deeds instead of words.*
Letters to friends of Kossuth state that Amer
ica has obtained the liberation of Kossuth, and
that an] American War Steamer has been sent
for his reception. Honour to the American Re
public, should this news be true! "La France"
will be, for an instant, red, quite red, with the
b/u4A of shame. Cobden will manifest a desire to
receive Kossuth in London with half a million,
like a conqueror. Kossuth has, it is said, re
solved to go to America.
Many any many a warm, bold heart that be
longed to the people, has broken in exile, and
moulders in a foreign soil, without having en
joyed the glorious results of its struggles, its
sufferings, its devotion. To these, alas: four
weeks since, was added Peter Fries from the
Palatiniate. Young and energetic, ho served
the Revolution of 1849 with great self-sacrifice:
was the fieryist and most determined member of
the Provisional Government; attacked the foe; and
" east his all upon the hazard" Ills was a na
ture unable to bear the weariness of exile, and he
died at Montpelier under an assumed name.
•The Journal which contains this correspondence,
states in Its editorial, that the papers of Northern (ler
many estimate the number of political prisoners thus
atrociously abandoned to a horrible death, at nearly 300.
Let the favorers of Monarchy in our own country pon
der upon infamy like this, and forswear their error. In
the language of the Editor, "May Germane inscribe an.
frightful deed in letters of flame upon the Register of their
tyrants' Iniquities, and when the next great day of reck
oning comes, demand a full account thereof from their
princely executioners."—Transiotor.
Interesting Incident
It is well known to many that a difficulty has
prevailed for some years among some geologists
and naturalists, originating at first in pro
fessional matters, but afterwards becoming
personal. A lawsuit took place in the spring,
growing out of this difficulty, between Doctor
Emmons, of Albany, and Professors Agassiz
and Hall. Most of the scientific men in the
country sided with one party or the other, and
much hard feeling has been manifested.
_ .
" In the Scientific Convention assembled at
Albany, N. Y., after passing resolutions of res
pect to the memory of Dr. Morton, the distin
guished naturalist of Philadelphia, Dr. Emmons,
whom many considered to be deeply aggrieved,
arose, and with some complimentary remarks,
proposed a resolution of thanks to his hereto
fore bitter opponent, the President of the Asso
ciation, Professor Agassiz. Such a proceeding,
so unexpected, caused the President no little
embarrassment. He blushed, hesitated, and
then with the whole-souled magnanimity for
which he is noted, stepped forward in the as•
sembly, and gave to Dr. Emmons, the man to
whom he had not spoken for years, a free and
cordial embrace and greeting. The enthusiasm
and excitement of the Association manifested
itself in loud applause, and this set of profes
sor Agassiz was immediately followed by others,
and, in a moment, the differences of years were
settled. Another snit which was also pending,
has, in consequence of this, been withdrawn."
Springfield Reptiblie.
Fosman FATLITHE.—The London Times says
advises from the Mediterranean mentions the
failure of Messrs. Peter Clarke & Co., a firm
having establishments at Corfu, Zante, Cephalo
nia, and Patras. Their liabilities are stated at
£85,000, and the cause of their stoppage was
said to be their connection with Messrs. Castel
li Co., upon whom they are creditors for £24,-
000. The precise estimate of assets is not
known, but only a moderate dividend is ex
pected.
GEN Scow.—The Frankfort (Ky.) Common
wealth thinks that General Scott is wise in hold
ing his peace upon political subject at the pres
ent time, and adds, after a carehil review of the
state of parties :
" Therefore we may consider it almost as cer
tain as any thing in the future can be, that
the Whigs must yet finally' adopt Gen. Scott as
heir only availabk resourn."
A PROCLAMATION.
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In the Name and bythe'Authority of the Cafaino'n:
wealth of Penneylvanif,
WILLIAM F..JOHNgTON,_
GOVERNOR OF SAID COMMONWEALTH:
1.-pk e Witirmes, in and by the system
Ap of morality. which regulates honest
, r. men; it is enjoined that the TRUTH
should be told on all occasions ; and
that.the Governor of this Common
wealth, should state truly and fairly the condi
timi of the Finances, and the practical workings
of the Sinken Auld.
therefore, know ye, that I do hereby is
sue this my proclamation,' publishing and declar
ing the following FACTS, which are on record
in the several offices, at Harrisburg, viz :
That the Public •Debt,: when
Gov. Ritzier ' was elected,
amounted to • $24,162,465 02
Whnn he went out lifelike 34,141,663 80
Two months after Gov. Ritzier went into of
fice, the United States Bank Bill :was passed,
which put under contract the following fancy
improvements, "viz :
BRIE EXTENSION—North Branch Canal--
Sinnemahoning Extension--GETTYSBURGltail
road—Wisconisco Canal, and Allegheny Feeder,
amounting in all to the sum of $11,955,554 741
To meet this large sum I3ov. Ritner bad appro
priated the meagre sum of $1,900,000 ; leaving
a deficiency of $10,915,554 74! to be provided
forimmediaddy, by Gov. Porter, when he went
into office in 1888.
That I, Wm. F. Johnston, voted for all these
fancy works, and thereby helped to increase
thepresent heavy State debt nearly SEVENTEEN
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS! . . .
. ,
That Goy. filtner received from
extraordinary sources of rove
nue:—Bank bonuses ... $3,236,977
The surplus revenue from the Uni
ted States' Government
$6,004,492 45
which being added to debt contract
ed for the above mentioned
works, makes the actual ,debt
contracted by Gov. Ritzier,
amount to the enormoms sum of $16,020,047 19
That when Gov. Shunk went into
office, the public debt amounted
So $40,986,393 22
When he resigned in 1848, it
amounted to 40,474,736 93
Actual amount of public debt paid
by Gov. Shunk $511,656 29
That when Gov. Johnston came
into office the public debt
amounted to $40,474,736 93
At the end of the fiscal year 1850
it was 40,316,362 44
Actual decrease during Johnston's
term $168',874 49
That the amount of TAXES as-
Sessed on Real and personal
Estate, during the last year of
90v. Johnston's term, was $1,545, 9 56 44
The amount during the last year
Of Gov. Shank's term, only ... 1,434,871 72
That the expenses of Government have been
INCREASED during my administration as the
annexed table will show:
Expenses during two years, Shunk's ndministra
non:
In 1846 $216,632
In' 1847 200,113
Expenses during two years, Johnston's adminis
*nation:
In 1850
In 1851
275,151
INCREASE, $121,296!
That the revenue before I came into power
was as follows : Taxes on Real and personal es
tate, and Income from Railroads and canals, on
ly $1,915,535.
In 1840, from the same sources : Taxes, $l,-
81 ' Railroads and canals, (under the
management of the Dernoerate,) 1,713,848; in
That Gov. Shenk, during his, excellent Admin
istrative, pia klitt,f.ollaiging„,smount o the
publia debt :
In 1845,
In 1446,
In IM7,
Making in all the large sum of $511,t356 29 !
That 1, William F. Johnston, hive borrowed
the sum of $400,000 at 6 per cent. interest, and
have purchased the Bonds of the State to an
equal amount which carried interest at the rate
of only 5 per cent. That if the next Legislature
will aid me, 1 can purchase all the State Bonds,
whioh bear 5 per cent., by renewing them at 6
per cent., thus easily will the people be relieved
from this onerous debt:
That the Sinken Fund was suggested by CoL
William Bigler, in the State Senate, in 1846, and
the money which goes into it annually, is deriv
ed from sources of Taxation, brought into exist
ence by the wise policy of Gov. Shunk. That to
the lamented FnincisZ. Shank is JUSTLY DUE
the HONOR of relieving our embarraased condi
tion, and elevating the CREDIT of the State.—
And all attempts to pluck the laurel from the
HONORED DEAD, to wreath my brow, should
be resisted as sacrilege' That the only items
which my policy has caused to go into the Sink
en Fund, are as follows :
Ist. The difference between the $400;000 5 per
cent. stocks, purchased by me, andthat amount
borrowed by me at 6 per cent $4,000
25. Mileage in going to Harrisburg,.. 30
3d. Commissions issued to 300 aid-de
camps, $2 each,.. 600
4th. Pay as Governor before. I was
sworn into office, 181
sth. The annual increase of Taxation, 125,000
6th. Annual increase of the expenses
of Government, 44,000
7th. The useless expense of 8 new
Judicial districts, 10,000
That 1, Wm. F. Johnston, have, during my
Administration, approved the following Acts to
borrow money, viz: Act passettl6th May, 1860,
to borrow, $3,300,000
Act passed in 1849, to borrow, 400,000
•
70,000
" 29th January, 1849, 200,000
' " " 10th April, " 200,000
That Gov. Shunk, during his Administration,
paid interest on the publio debt to the amount of
only $5,992,604 97, whilst during my Adminis
tration, I have paid interest to the amount of
8;8,032,692 37 !
That the important . services rendered by me
as Executive of this Commonwealth, may be
summed up as follows, viz :—I have collected more
Taxes off of the People than my predecessor—l ha ye
borrowed more money than my predecessor--I have
purchased more Z. per cent. State Stocks, by giving
new 6 per cent. bonds—l have paid more interest—l
have spent more money among the office-holders—
and have done a bigger Sinker Fund business than
my predecessor.'
(liven under my hand, and the Great Seal of
the State at Harrisburg, this the fifth day
of September, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one,
and of the Commonweath the seventy
sixth. fly Sze Governor,
A. L. RUSSELL,
• Secretaryof. the Comnionweatily
'Pn NEW Ationntsnor.—Tho flillovring, from
the Catholic paper published at! Philadelphia,
confirms our previous no lice of the rumored ap
pointment of Bishop Kepi. ick as Archbishop of
Baltimore.
"During the past weak, variolutrumors ha.ve
been circulated respecting the fillil!g of the va
cant see of Baltimore, which have caused many
anxious inquiries. We therefore deem it best to
state that authentic information'htisheen receiv
ed, that on the 3d ult., Ma Holi4ess, Pins IX,
promoted the Bishop of this piocels to that see,
and, at the same time, nominated him Ablegate
to preside at the National Council to be held
next May, in the city of Baltimore. The official
documents, however, have not yet Been received.
Bishop Gartland, who is no doubt by this time
at Rome, will probably bring overi the Patti=
on his return.'
Bee Governor Johnston insulted the intelli
gent "Old Democratic York" when le came here
toLptdm off upon our people a fele! account of
his stewartehip. The citizens of York will re
pel the indignity, and prove that th9' are not so
easily deceived, as the arch-falsifie supposed,
by rolling up a majority of from nine to twelve
hundred against him. Mark fiat!.— York
Gazette.
The first cargo of new rice, 4nsisting of
2,600 bushels, was received at Charleston on
the 26th.
beautiful-Rifle-is to be preseutest37sl:!4
agent of the 6wisa GOVernment to tho.tr: State
GoverNaentlst Wiishiastw...„,-21t 'Weighs; inolud
ing the-*ytnet, about - ',went paands;!6d it is
said, clii;tanc'e iiis.onethottsand
~~.;~~~
Asylums both for the Deaf and Dumb, and for
Lunatics, are about to be established in Missou
ri, in the town of Fulton, Callaway county 100
miles up the Missouri River.
There are 'no* In the United States nearly
1,6013 steam vessels of various "descriptions; in
Great Britain and Ireland about 1,200.
The White mountains were:covered with snow
6ii'tre"itiOrnink of the 24t1i nit ., and the ground
-
at Lancaster, N. H., was ';al6o cOvelreci with
A new Episcopal paper • has, been started in
New York city, edited by.. Rev. Dr. Mrdenburg.
It will sustain the sentiments of Dr. Pump..
The New York StatiSchool tax apportionment
shows that the aggregate valuation of property
in the State for 1850 was $128,006,985. and the
agregate tax $BOO,OOO. • Of these amounts, New
York city shows a property valuation of $286;-
061,816, and a tax $814,350 62. • •
An exchange paper says : The Hon. Lit! Boyd
is likely to be next Speaker of the House of
Representatives. He willmake good one.
[With BOYD for Bpeitlier, and our awn „Fox- ,
sny for Clerk the true Democracy of the Union
will be perfectly satisfied.]
Gov Johnston is going behindhand so fast in
Pennsylvania, that a report las been started .of
an attempt to assassinate hint !!! ,
[The Boston Post MD this, is it not a.plumper
fOr such a little one .?]
Senator Douglas' Address, at the Agricultu
ral Pair in Rochester, contained many valuable
suggestions. Fie discussed the exportation of
Breadstuffs at considerable length:
At one time in the history of our country, a
general impression prevailed that we should nev
er be able to export wheat and flour to Europe.
The distance from European markets, the cost
of transportation, interest on capital, insurance,
all were figured up against us, to show what
competition with the wheat growers of Europe
was entirely out of the question, and that we
must confine our export of breadstuff's to the
British North American Colonies, the west
Indies, and South America. This error, howev
er, has been corrected by experience. • Without
including our large exports during the famine
year, when we were almost the only sellers in
the markets of Europe, our exports show a res
pectable increase in ordinary years; our means
of transportation have improved; productionhas
become cheaper ; distances have been shortened
by the saving of time, and in spite of all lugu
brious prohpecies of our croakers, we find our
farmers competing with the principal wheat
growers of Europe in their own markets !
American breadstaffs have gained a permanent
foothold in the principal markets of the world,
and our wheat flour is quite as great a favorite
in Mark Lane as any other species of the same
article imported into England. Occasional fluc
tuations in price—in particular years of large
crops--must of course; be submitted 'to in the
trade of all agricultural staples; but these will
be met, and their influences gattrded against, by
a frugal, industrious people.
But while in the trade of wheat and flour we
meet with powerful rivals in the Northt,a.d.
South of Europe—among the people on the Bal
tic and those bordering on the Black Sea—the
trade in Indian corn and corn meal, and in pro
visions, is to a great extent, left almost without
competition, save that which prodeeds from the
offer of cheaper and inferior substitutes. We
can furnish good provisions at lower rates than
any other country on the globe ; and. Indian corn
has nolonger any other real competitor Dr British
markets than the now uncertain crops of pota
toes. With this view of the subject, you will
pardon me if I at once proceed to the considera
tion of that important American staple.
Indian Corn is, no doubt, an indigenous plant
of North and South America, having been culti
vated by the Indians many centuries before the
discovery of this continent. Antiquarian re
searches and architectural ruins show that In
dian Corn must have been grown .and-held in"
high esteem as the chief 'article of food by the
Alto:is, and this supposition becomes the more
probable, as the principal other grains now cul
tivated in America have been since introduced
from Europe. It constitutes a chief article of
food for man and the animals subject to his do
minion on this continent, and an important arti
cle of export to Europe, although many parts of
Southern Europe have been found adapted to its
growth. It recommends itself to the great body
of consumers by its nutritious qualities, far ex
ceeding those of other substitutes for wheat and
rye, now in use among the laboring classes of
Europe, and by the great variety of forma in
which it May be prepared for good. French
chemists assert that two cents' worth of Indian
Corn will go further in sustaining animal life,
then ten cents' worth of wheat, rye or barley.—
There is no doubt that its consumption is in
creasing every where, and that its production in
this country, on the largest scale, will abundant
ly reward the farmer. Indian corn will in duo
time, not only partially Mipplant the' potato
(which is now an uncertain crop in Europe,) but
also compete successfully with the more valua
ble grains and breadstuff's.
2,867,514
*;"fi2,t499
031 tier
$196,816 22
141,627 49
154,212 68
fr,r- n adiourned meeting of the VIGI
LANT FIRE COMPANY will be held at their Hall,
Tills(Saturday) EVENING, October 4th, at 7 o'clock.
precisely. Every member to expected to be present, as
br:loess of importance will be tranancted.
oct4:lt JAMES D. CARLIN, Scc'y.
A
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LOT OF LAND a Carding Machine, and Fulling
Mill. in Mechantosbargh, on the Allegheny river,
opposite Fairview, in Penn township, Allegheny county;
with good improvements; the machinery in good repair
a well of water and fruit trees. Is offered for sale on
rern , onable. terms. For further -particulars apply to the
subscriber, on the premises. An indisputable title
given [oct4:3tveol THOMAS DUNCAN.
Inicruments.
J!UST VI ELEIVED, for the Fall Trade, at the Old Es.
otbliehed Piano Depot or CHARLOTTE BLUBIE,
No. 118 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
PIANOS—A splendid selection of all styles and pri
ces—among which are the celebrated Htunburg.Pianos;
ono double carved,Louia XIV style, from the factories of
of A. H. Gabe & Co.. New York; Bacon h Raven, New
York ; and J. d. C. Fischer, New York. Together with
a large assortment from my own manufactory, with and
without Coleman a celebrated fEoliart Attachment.
The above Pianos having bean carefully examined, a
written guarantee that they are perfect in every respect.
will be given.
Pianos taken in exchange and for rent.
ItIKLODEONS—From the Factory of Geo. A. Prince
k Co , New York
The latest Music always an hand. Also, Musical In
st rumeats of all kinds. toct4
Creditors of SAMUEL MELRIN are hereby no-
I tified that he has applied to the Court of Common
Plea., of Allegheny County, for the benefit of the tre•ol
veht Law=; and the said Court have appointed the 4th
Monday of Octotier,lBsl, for a hearing
SAMUEL MELRIN,
Pins Town.th ip. Oct 4:31 , Insolvent.
Orphatuirtourt Salt of Real Estate.
IN Pursuance of an order of the irphaus' Court of
Allegheny County, will he sold at public vendee or
outcry, on the premises,-on Saturday,the 25tti'daY 'df
tuber, ISSI, at 2 o'clock, P. hT.; the following Real
Estate, mwit :—All those three certain contiguous mes
suagee or tracts of land, situate on Butcher's- Run, in
Ross toWimhip, about one half mile book of Allegheny
City, and liinutded by land of Wm. Robinson, F. Hor
nick, Rudolph Teets, mad God(ert Gepheri; one tract
containing two acres and tla 7 perches; another, two
acres and 71 4 perches; and the other. two acres and
$O9 perches. Said property to be sold as the estate 'of
Thomas Hamilton, deceased, late of raid county.
• Itursortant to 'Sportsmen.
jROCKEDON'S PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC
ft GUN WADDING—Iust received 20,00 u of this
very superior article, the best now in use. For sale at
DOWN & TETLEY'S,
acid 130 Wood )tree%.
_ .
ELY'S PATRNT GUAMELASTIC GUN WADDING
—All SIZCA, from No 12 to O. Price 25 cents per
box-250 in each box. Warranted. For sale at
oct4 SOWN & TETLEY'S.
FIFTY REVOLVERS—Of nil patterns and sizes 7-
Together, with fine Rift 3 Pistols, of every grade
and price. For sale at
oct4
UN GAYS-160.000, from the best water proof to
the commonest kind In use. Poi sale at
oet4 BOWN & TETLEY'S.
- 10.6010 N PISTOLS -500 par, ranging from G 7 }Wentz
each, to SG,OO. For sale at
net 4 DOWN & TUTLEY'S.
[Enterprise Copp.]
WM. W. WARD begs leave to inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen of the city and vicinity, that he is pre
pared to serve up in a supqrior manner, OYSTERS,
cooked in the various styles ; and at the request of a
number of gentlemen, will keep always ready, 1101'
COFFEE, TEA and CHOCOLATE, with edioles to suit.
He trusts, by constant attention and an earnest desire to
please, this new feature will receive a share of public
patronage.
ICE CREAMS and other refreshments, as usual, at
short notice. The Bathing Departm entalwayn in ortler
fl 7 A Private Saloon ior Ladies. toet,L
PARAD4ETTAS—Lianese and Coburg's, A. A. M
sow & Co., will open this day thirty eases of the
above Goods. [coil
[DRENCH MERINOS AND 'IHIBET CLOTHS.--
..0 Now opening at A. A. assort & Co.'s, 250 pieces of
nrni colored Preneh Merinos and Thinet Cloths. (oct4
CASHMERES AND MUSLIN DE LA.INES--A. A.
M.sox& Co. have Just received 35 cases of best
styles Cashmeres and De Lained. toct4
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Scribblings and Clippings.
Senator Douglas' Address
Foe Sale
Settee to Creditors.
ALICE HAIVILTON,
Ad'mrx of Thoinas Hamilton, ilec'd
GOWN & TETLEY'S.
thentenm Saloons
NOT ALL ALONEI.
in Assam - A. V7.4TT5•?.7
Not all alone; fbr thou ruftiCitatlilr. `O,W` l l
Communion sweet with saint alid"Scpgi*
And gather gems, of pricekutold, 41
From many; cottson'attid page '
Youth's drottro'llie guhieulight
The poet's/oreate,Siittitie;own; c:4 4
Then while such themesthrjhciughts . °l,k l g a gg- t is'e
0, howe anst , thbu
Not all aloteP&ittifthi
As mounting up to hialien, she sings;
The thousand silvery sonnets - that float
Above, below, on morning's wings;
The softer murmurs twilight brings—
The cricket's chirp.cicada7aticei_- -•- •
All earth, that lyre of mfihilYstrings,
, ; illbilarkisith
Not all alone,. the widsper,ing trees,
-----Thertti ppling - IfittoYNailtarrigtitY-; -
Have each POnilar harmonies
To soothe, truhdue and sanctify;
The low sweet breath of evening , * sigh,
por Mee bath oft a friendly-tone, ,
city thalfgßfsgoiftfOi?r -
And say- - thou artlfat a-141114V',
Not all alone; a watchful eye,___
• That notes the, wandering VaTtaw
A saving hand' is ever nigh, • ..,
A gruetous.poWer attends thfealt i
When =loom holds, the„heattl In al ~
04eirftn,dithstbheo.ins,te..the.nadxo,,mtrtattntvmvan,.voe;urly.hiotdtafpa;Fs.to,7;n..:c:_:;:;;ii.,:;..7,,,,i:
(IA •'; •Wr.e—i
A CONTRAST.- .*lv - . or - -
stubbornly refusing topay,.xhei slightastri:
tion to the horrid 'measure . which- tumurredion
, the soil of--Pennsylvania, an Ott'. - -Sep.';
and eveh'remained in the tars 'ati -
preference' to rising form his'-seat WU:orupon ,
our dead and dying - fellt*cifiter4 l .o 4d2:itft .
humane paisengers in' '4,14.1„tN,11....,5-`l._OPfill
Bigler, on that very Nirl4.,Rri-Xneunu",,4ir4,s4,
the West, advocating the Coustitiition, , ,tile * .
of the land, and the_ 'rights of. the , 48tatee,1-.)This
is a contrast much more eloquent than' a Volume
pf argatopntti.-=Pertury/cania, • • 4
SRECIAL
Irr Ten Dollars ftesins*da.Will;bo4tivatmi
any person detecting boys or _Moirin.mealingfinafarr,
from the - doors ofMe.sobscribess- • •
-',aspB:l( nA.RiEasei.
itEDVOEIIr
N L
1D Daguerreotypes. _Ca •
Lin:rammer taken ar the now -•Da.roerreotype-atiOnfa t f
Lafayette Hail, 'Fourth et/eerier fear doorkirnm , MoOdv
(or the low price of one dollar, and upwatd, according:4 .
to ducal= and quality of casc.or.frante .
117 Rooms nPeff ,al l 4 rfcim:AX:ft l-11 1.*r;
M. Citizens and strangers are rearm - deafly" friiiteCt&
call. [se s p2Chtt •
. ,
:flia. A Most lieniarkable Case of trol4ol.
Undue.," Corea by Petroleum.-.Wei.uvitekl:
the attention of the afflicted and the public. genetally i to,
the certificate of William Hall, jir this city. llid - crttlie'
may be seen by any person who may be skeptical in re 'anon to the facts there set forth. S. M. HIER:
" I had been afflicted several years with a soreness
of both eyes, which continued to tnerense utattlasteep
tetaber, (1830). the inflammation et that time having in--
volved the whole lining- membrane. of both eyes, and
ended In the deposite of a thick film. which wholly de-,
atroyed my sight. I had an operation performed,. and
the thickening removed, which soon. returned and left
tae In as bad a condi.ion as 'beano. At 11'103111ga orthe
complaint I made application to iseVerar:of the most
eminent medical men, who InformaXme' that -d illy eyes
would never get well." At Mistime I - eoald not distil l. &lrish any object. By the advice of some Wends I emit-
Manned the use of the Petroletma,...both internally and
!acidly, under which my eyes have improveddaily-uutil
the present time, and I have recovered my sight entire
ly. My general health was very marl impretvcd-by-the
Petroleum, and I attribute the restonttion'of my - 1544E0
its use. I reside at No. RN Second sweet, in this city,
and will be happy to give any information in - relation to
my ease WILLIAM HALLO.
Pittsburgh, September 17, 1851
For sale by KEYSER & IIPDOWELL, 140 Wood st.i
R. E. SELLER s, 57 Wood street, and by the Proprietor.
seplB
IIV ,- For Sale..-A FINE BAY HORSE—six Years . '
old; a first-rate nicker under saddle, and fast.yotter in
Larne ,rs ; perfectly sound.
Apply at 133 Wood street, - ' [sep3oor
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New Job Printing Office.
Tits Proprietors of the Morning Part beg leave
to inform their friends and the public that they have re
ceived from the Foundry of t. Jamieson do Co., Phila
delphia, a very large stock of hernial - a NEW TYPE,
of every size and variety imaginable. . They are now
vi:e pa red to executcall kinds of Joe AND Feuer. Cann
Plurrtno, In a style unsarpcuised by any Office itt gle
county. , and upon the lowest . terma.
Pittsburgh, June 9,1851
117- Odd Fellows' Mali, Odeon Bui2ding, Founts
tares, bottuern Wood and Smithfield rorooto.-+Pittabargb
Encampment, No. 2 , , meets let and 3d Tuesdays of each
month.
l'it;;bnrgh Degree Lodge, N 0.4, meets Id and 4th 'rueft
471.seetinnics' Lodge, No. 9, meets every Thursday even:
log.
Western Star Lodge, No. 24, meets every 'Meitner.*
evening.
Iron City Lodge - No. 183, meets every Monday ev'ng?
Mount Moriah Lodge , 149..00, meens.r.very Monday'
evening, a tiflnion Had; corner Fifth Mir BMittnfiell.
Zoeco Lodge, No. 393 meets every• Thursday cyanid,
-at tbrir Hall, minter of .Smith6eld and IDfih,streets.
Tivin city Lodge, No. 241 meets every Friday evaig
ing. italLgorner of Leaner k and SandrisltYstrems,
/egtieny • • ' fmaytnly
fJ Angered:Ka Lodge, 1. 0. of 13... F.--The,.--The,
A -acetone Lodge, No. ,1.0.0 f 0. F., meets every.
Wt dnesdisy evening in Washington Hall, Wood !areal
jat! y.
I. 0. Wl' 0. F.—Place of steettng, Washington
Hall, Wood street, between sth and Virgin Alley.
Prrrsatmoa Lonna, No. 736—Meets every Tuesday
vetoing,
FMatte/arms EneasoratiFxrx:„No . . fsl.-zhlFeto Ist and 3d
riday &each month.. • . mar2.s—ly
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.Pittsburgh. Mire lnatoranca Company.
CAPITAL 0100,000.
j Omen, N0..75. Sowarn;STassr. Xlll
(WPM ERA;
President—J awes. 5.H00ir.-
Vice President-r,Sainuel
Treasurer-.:-Jeseph g.teeeh.
Secretary C. A Colton.
Eg- See advertisement in another part of 'alit paper
ms:'
.
4 Notloo...The.lougtonmodErsUaltseoctreb,offtittsl
burgh soil Allegheny, meets on, the second Monday
every month at the Florida House, Market st.
ue7y.l , 19HIP.Verrutt,„4. Secretary,
Assottated Firemexihf IninifnneO.CfrEOPOL
ny of the CUT of Pittsburgh.
W. W. DALLAS, Preet.—RODERT FINNEYi gee'y.
for' Will insure against FIRE arta MARINE RISKS
orall kinds.
Qifies in MonongaAaa /louts, No:.1I and 125 War st.
DIRECIVHS
W. W. Dallas, Rndy Pau r o . R. H. Ha rtley,
Rirnorn, Joshua Rhodes, [ J. hr. .a IL ET
tar i,a ttr y a;d Gregg. A. P. Anatnz, Wm - Collin - wood if
r Chas. Neut. - Wm:Gorman reb26
Mutual LifeAnsaransio Company,
OF Saw YORK.
-CAPlTArdt•si,sssomoo.
COLUMBUS.-INSURANCR COMPANY.
• rrtig - - .
, A. 73 I TA.L. $300,000.
Derr Office for the above Companies removed to - thef
Book store.of H.S. Bosworth &Co Na. 80.7tatii.kct
second door from the, Oizonond., The... Office; No. 81
Water street, for rent, at .e very low rate.,. ,
ftepfZ9 BEr,,ON;
,
YPSVette Ittanuftt ol 4o4eldiaternY.'• •
V" Books are now open at the . 01rmeof fayette
Manufacturing Company, 129 Wood street, for sahscrip
tion.io the new Stock-in ihairrAnnpany ot 7111. Sen Hun
dred shares ' nt FiftyTtollare eadr,..us anthOrizedhy the
Secretary rf the - Commonsvealth,lit eonfornthy with the
"General Manufacturing Law.l:...Ten dollars on each
share tote paid down as first inattlnient, and five dol.
lays per share monthly, until the full amount ispaid.
--,4lmlNTLEmow
sop4:4w Preside,p„ ayoitehlan Elotarittg,
Collecting§ Hut' pciiitingi'4ll6.,
JOHN PVC 0 lIBR
7Alteniii to, Collecting Bill Potting, Distributing
C and Circular& forPanicsi he:, dross
. Orders left at tits Offteu of the Mornigg. POStr or
atTfolmes' Periodical Btore,Thittl. sctsiincs promptly
attended to.
, ' ' .
(my2t4y
EWA. O.D. - " • • ' -
fl:r Meets above Board of Trade ficooTa t corner 61
Mgt] and Wood streetCfiirOrf Mm A a rtAe . i l 4 ll g! •
pM _ .
..
,
lOW' Dr. Guyzottre limprovred Extract of
YELLOW. DOCK AND SARtsAPARILLA For the
cure at disease, or - as a Spring purifier of the Woodland
as a, general tonic for the system, is unrivalled,
The curative powers of this Extract are truly wander
ful, and all invalids should MakeArunediath trialtht the
Yellow Dock andSarsapatilki. ), , I,,RaimiK 44* •
most delicate patient.
Then tly from Mineral 1/08 . 11111135, tie ; seek bapb, lire„
and!vjgor, froth this purely vegetable remedy. There- .
fore, however brOkon in health and spirits,lowever
loathsome to himself and others,let an one dcarritit.ar
M's
let the patient duly onderstmallthat the hope
of M's physical restoration ties only in. iiityzatta.,Ex
'mat of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla," and persuade
him; for his lifets sake, to rry it; and wochavAt rgatcsitai ,
tiot in prediming.: l 4 3 Pee di' restoration to health
See advertisernetd.
W DEAFNESS.noike ibeleaciotndriall disagree
able disehargeofronfthe ear, speedily , ' and permitnentl7
femoved'ivitheldi paid iiiiicati*nieweeviwair: HART
LEV, Principal Anrist of - the:N. Y. • Ear Surgery, who
ma+ be consulted niO9...N.E.Pir Streef,Thiladelphia; (Mtn
9 td3 O'clockl • - '
Terteen years close-and elutes: undivided attention
to Is branch of special practice has ehahled Nita to.
redOce his treatment to. such a degree-o( 649F44S as to
find the most cenfiraued and obstinate coaes ymid Ly r a
steady attention to the means prese.4bed, .14°P
[From the Loaisville..roarnal, bray Wth,lBsl.] ...
Dr. J.B. Houghton's Pepsin, tor Dyspepsini
Prepared from Rcunet,or. the Stomaeh'qf the Ox.
Cr On the 7th of bitty, 1851, Bay..4A. -Williams,
l'asitor of ;be Fourth Preabyteriangliarelion„Lonisyllle,
Kentucky, was. and had been for a lop ante confined to,
his r
room and most of the tune to:Als kodi*lth.Dytipep- 1
sia ;a nd Chronic, Dlorrlitsa,mtd;wes,to bli appenutun
on the Vert" verge, of thci graire,.and acimciviledgadtobe .1
so oy his phySietan,Who kg:tried all the ordinary nieniii
iu his power, withont etr,ech and at the. above unmed i 1
nein. the Pageata.withMenOnsetlecif IthillihYldels.n, cow- ' .l
mowed ' the' aim or'Dr. Houghton ' s " Enr-SIN,' and to
the astonlishmenyourpriso , and rdelight of 'illi he Was'
mach relieved the 41111Pday. . 4 'll:Lidded 'dirjo he left hls,
room. The sixth day; Widely - Iva!' eiekeSeiVel7 hot, he •
rode ten miles' no . bad'effeet ; -, Onthenighth .litty"bei
well on -A Milt to the ocularly yand,, , ciriitha , thitiennth‘
dot, though not entireirresuned - te hit natttral Meength,
he wit's° far rembvereetasfo 0 ohms It IocTIMY of - tine'
hured miles,Where ' he. arnved in safety, much int. ,
proved in healthAtiiing bad no disturbance of the stom
ach or bowels, after taysgthe'jirst dose e:-.ripsin. These
fare not controvertible; andihatthis unease which
oo convince all skeptics Mat there is. a power, in ,
cSIN." Lei.physicians and IMPlidefavesligate•
BhYSEts it hi'D vvs-L/4 Agentsi, ,
'ill . ~.. ~,_ . • I.4o.Wooldstreet
Fsenah Cl
d.EORGE It N . heath& iitti'elL'tottl
open on Monday niXt.o elicited E* 4l / 4 aP yp.yEr,
WATERED SILK. and CLOTH 'CLOAKS, of toe new-;
eat Patterns, to Which he =annealing' lashes ntionstm l / 4 -
. .
- ,
- 7 - ..A,1„
->••••C.:4",1-*."'" •
4_ -`„ • e • - '
• '
\:\
:igMED AND iIIANAOND
! Prizes cf Admirsion—First Tier and Pargrtette 50d.;
Second a•id Third Tiers 25c.; Reserved seats hi Drage
Circle 75c ,p Private BoxecBl,oo.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Curtain rises at ler, , . .
D'Benefit and Last night of the American Tragedian -
Mr. J. B. ROBERTS.
• SATURDAY ,EITENINO, October 4th, the_ perform
ances will commence with
THE ROBBERS.
Count - De - -
Amelia, (wife of Count) -
Dance, Mica WFJ..LS
*lcon -conclude, with -
regory - - - I r Mr : 11-febaldfont: - -
Fanchethi, - -
In reherrsaL •
-arcr
Djancing fiebooli • •
C. OPSSi haftfcsliff TbOaelf(ll4,XtMpeelfliat
Informs the Ladies and Gentleman of Pittsbarga,
Utht , is r.cheol witcarain - yatirdifailtifi - orrllfoaday eve- _
oink OkteVel6ll4lB,SiititSfilttnefiVlSSMitiligediellißciatteli.i'vA'4=
Corn r of Fifth. itifd°4lliilhfietcttatf6dUdf..lirfAiltildlioh
Mai and fancy. potiPions, Polkaßnactripes„ otttsh i
41ful' nllee i pints aiid ties: -
canba seep
4 1 'Lan X3O, y 6 to ti at
1., • Athenrettin—.Littr-rry etreitrir.,“,....,„,,,-.,
GA.. ” OIII. N . I , TILIRIE.V - liTN:l.NG,.i.Siptembrir , . f
1 9ah, the Larkest Pam king antleti , Tfrork4.lmrciii, :' -
tilt; GRAND CLiASSICAL PANORAMA-OF TRE E
FE AND. PKIINSEriFIMAIFiIISIEDY,RIONEADA
eij , i tinull tfielmnd,teanufiir, isublimi ircener9V6l
Ole iiiiinpill'illito - t4t of titi , OI(VVITOYIttr . itif:ttiattr• Wilt:
-thOokiii it itiiteiVi ii i iitel - thitolidiliieecti tit tlieftititiliaatrii::: --:
pliesi to tie ty far the
.rflost: trattfuli ctimfretiOnidveand . -
t mag liqmitt'idrilltipsTe'etwiitigkit itunidt:touritry.: if - , :
F. #l. ansitiiiiB ;itati' , ',Ohilaie - ff•lSteepti l l• , TIM Pima., ~ : r •
Lama iiinlitltNt,!ttY.,f.v,t7ll.i:lli`.t#6*,i,,eek-itt,tv•fbefote
set (Pelt:' -.'
' 1 - -' .. "'
, • ~.,, , : ls e t,p.l,. 93.1" , ' -. •
~
Ito *rinetoo 4fieraiiiittio;--Libitiry;
ilisutate.;:, - -.;
a'll4 OLTODOPPrdelicef:ttbree..l,,,dtati,s6
ae
11. L, BABYLON, NINEVEH ued l'EssEporls;,-
[eon p fait* all the-latest-BibiiietbdiseOimeiewumont the
mouuroet3o,- of,L.AssSirla-auti.Cloildetif,eeptainly
itras..fraied}—teeror'elrelleitibOgdf the
o
, nd4ho e all the," .Crlty Metope,
order of Wood and Fouith streeti, etitnkhee Woad; '
The first Lecture be. given onfKaesdaY.,lth October;
fleteud•bn"Tbursoay, .tindam,!hird - op . Aat-.
ttrflatrObe 11thiostaut. To. commence at seye¢ to the
mntitt treeiseiy.• • • . .
WtEßNa—vitizens , - Course Ticket ,:$l - ,ooi.sungle ad
4eirsyllreents, To the . had .at . tfiefiptioeipg,ltook
-43forfs,ond Hotels, • .Memberst Course. Tta4ol 3 4;aCenty,.
five pettg; single admission, 37# certta 7 rAi:ke, Omitted
at thp "Library Rooms, or from, Conuatttce r pa: - :,L,caturels.
‘jFclipartleulare-see small bilis..
14,c;' 7 HOICE—COLtip3TION-.-oE;;Sfia (titriEßA . 4 . mir,ii:i. R.: .;:.- .(
• go.es, RasfthernrgStrarroerry.o.6'apseheirS: ? '; - _ ,
E r
4743,1 Gripe•Vimo4hindlrhininhly,Roscrean4 rvory,, tt, - ,(4
Nan qietentrerartrnmymnip444:46,
...,
Wei and at Greerimfood Narsery, - ..o);;Onuml24sleav, a , '.'
the oorner of Mazieo'.:l-hfar Etat: atu 4 .4 . F s taliaithevery . -
half Boar, for ..the.'..Oilden-. lee Creapin - ani:Vpthkp-1!...'
.....-
,•.
fteshments eerved.ttprrAe S'aloaaß.:,, -- - . ' -,-•-• ...!•,f ,L, -:; .. -, t, ~, • ; ,-1 , ...
Orders , o4slpsi , sed to the`Fropiietor, Weak trfaacheater,,,,
~,
Allegheny conntyi , ! . .i. i will reenive_mtaln,anclitiAlf,±?..... -‘7
' '''''' "' - , ,-'' '-'/.-AVICAThr...“ '' r A
Health OHtee, -
9 ti E ppublic titeinTatited that - theltiPPfeE OF THE '; •
j.o A.RD ()P HEALTHof the'Cjtjtif eittstintgh
at No. 60, Grant street.:lnetareetk• FauXiirAiiiit'DlSlticiiid.
ittetit., where aIL Notices and..Camtaaniestionalot Olt
Boa & atFt,st he , I'HAttIiEWI,JANLOR%,
it, " " • ''- Seri-rettiryt:,,
Collections carefitll).;ten T d i e ml4 d
ten Ib any part of the -1.7ni0ri1.,;,,,1 - . l'Z •.
• i • Ser . ST (IC K.S , kuigip.
notranT AND SOLI, .ON
-rsepiSjNo. - 74 f +Founts
.Iklesttloorto.the Bank:of Tithiburiltlir,:li
rr , eksubseriber beat raciv-respeeduttiVitir...ieitiiiiLD
; thankato Ms, friends -rind. customers- foz.the .verrh
libeOat parsonage hestowea;:aliort,hintislitee-adat,,v4.-.:
niinpenieto in.. otuilneas,anitlopes. ‘ tiraqie , t tent oa
-
And fidelity in the execution all . ,'ardOta .ertim*99:7).
his care, to merit a.coutinnonci or. tbidr 1; 1 ;
die would also announce to thunl andlhe'tilablre'Aii
gandrat, that he has real received-.-a handsome-IlsBoTh.;
„merit of G=ods, selected iitple*:i r orkarid Pbiiadelphta ,
for the Fall and Wintef Trace,
FlieValf.halterfutd /thick v
ands Fahey Cohan- d CLOTELSi-• Labradorr:lititahisida; , ' ''
Beater and ,Devonshire CerseyCoatingsilr and
COldred French C ASSlM.F4lESilds:Yehfekhe:WOUldin"..-
vita especial =at cation; whierr,lor,varletyaral newness ;
o( style is..superioretoany.shing Also, a . crt
beautiful lot of Blaelcand , Coldred,Sl LIC ,S.A.TIN, Cash—.
triprd. Marseilles and White ,
whiCh lie Is preniqed;Ao Kate'. to,Oriler.irt A ArTerinr
Tanner, at, low prices..., TAMES ;C. WATT, /
• . Marke,'rtrect,
i. bet Ween Sechnd and Third atieeta ; Vi i ,'::
6 .
TO TAiLTSRS—.I . . C. Viratra Graduating'
Melt* urc.SY,fleha of Garment Drabghliat for salk9k#Cll:.
folk:mink Priced, nneompanied oyOral
Aloud, 519;" nriffiont Instructions,
HARPER & LAYTON.
4 P. ~ INiolcer dribs ilith AtOetobe
.. .
, .
THE Packet Ship' ioi.llBl.lßTATiri'4'..2lp i tyilliacas_,
Maslen. will eaila s ataffedleeTegfOridsTZ .: ... --..,i0
F'os. pitsliige - hiiiing arredorueeninmoilations,appT,7, , ,,
~.
' NV. &T. T. TA.PdCOTT.& Ca l . _•..;: : '7 -
,tit?-iste.fitnetr.BlaketP s
°eh? -,- - " Sizth.ilnd'ilibt r ktiWiriNiliarga• •
` 'ea on th e
-r. .1- Olt. LIVEHPEnn...-Vro..-
i r 2list er Detober.-I'be Packet Ship New
ISFORL - D, ni•,„at, Matter, with imitas abotei,, s ,
, 'her
regulardFeht,Matter,
day.
Fdr passage, having superior accommodations, appll
to I ~ .., , , 11 . 011.1S131,,ANELer. Agellt.,. ~.
0 0 2 . '..',-':.; .Kith ({714 Lifierty'sts.ait_mbu, , .'.: !: ' f
44
Fletcher,
a l t h rs
above, lion regu. -
day.
tion, Orntii.deill,P4: :: 4 4
,
apply &
CO
'Solidi et. N. to,„ :
omit Lihorty fits.
A4er9.,.. 3 -419 2 T: 0 "
' -
AMERCHANT rcsidipg to a. os , l inMio4ni_de*Airto f zr
retire from 111e,"Iiitaif Dry Goodsn
onscquenaY,Aie will
. oßei bus stools, to s gopng an
who, wisliqs, to entg7.ipto,th# business, upon litrnni deaf
ridge io one of.scaoll'niettiis. Tha. „ stockiiss .beep R
filenlshed for the wintei.a - foi,oartiettlars appli , to
STUART &
No, 124 Woo 4 street,
__
mew Stock or ettickeringWritttto Fortes
ICiffN fl. mELLcylton Wocid Atpk- . . ' - -:,-.- j,
MIN
il ;is taw resell: wig_ iirt: entire '
stock ot" P 0,116 F9nOsahmitif9v4lebtat.= , _ - , .
tel tainihfActoty sof Chie.lteriTk 2 - AiiiO4" " , 4 .-' s- - r .
eon4istingor sit thi'variettestoiv ititiaoliaiVedi''''net-t
r :•',' '
priced_arinviably Vie' same ILO' iiilkotkit4'llrolimt:iirip., 4 . "..:'-'77'
cluttge forThinspettiiiiiin or - fist . .. 'OtazPlanba;laietxr iti ''''.: 2 - . - 6
yart payiiiint. JOHN - 11. MELLOR,
.14. & .-nt for the sale oPeltibiteriek's PlaiiiiiftereVirssterstir,: - 1'
,Psnnsylvania. •.••- , • • ~- -,,, s lectf".l3(l,-...
Returned, ao the .171.14‹:
,F*ltr LANDWPW4as the t?..bies*to announce r "" -
111 to his kriendthi .4 "ohienthioMers,that,heha.y..mtlknt- .•
- ed .o , l?PoiteliM hut oldr,Oktd; the slats
of the SWAN, Market strene , W,li4O:liit„;y9ll;6.4ngatter
durkng the winter season s welliNn.CB4ly ~ Se ~d e B lap
the aeeomaodatton of had oltr - etutittraerd,limonehia-.
. supplied nti.' - 'Sdroklinst UT - Uhl:ire e r •P,Itf.NOHIBRAN finf
CHX-NIESIDNEnott MDT WINVS tri6tofY aktpOinr , ,
qualities, which he-WilFahlrWholdiutleLor-retanOtittr
,i.„whiUh Imams recently
,pare'filEaW out oi.the,,euslin
shottsetehilqelertirld'and
continta'AttietitUfMnlts otpxgrE m slat.: ,
"DlPH3lEc s ke
, STfURNIr,u,ED it Ii4SX w A'ACA•Wa4catAITAA
A , QD.fiNTrif:;o-T.1470 - tsw24 . s*- r-qcratf-:•.--
befry Ilants for the „Coal' . Hut promy. 7 -,,
/This betook* season for .plontiuk theplatite , Son : Set
estithllahetr and fruit better the coliovving.season.—
Thid variety wantrao ithonfunetitilltionr l 'The Melte
quantity 'brought , to - tire , Pittsbitighlinarklit;
cams per tpiaft;kahtlio.thehMar v;aneties - itoleantia and, la
12l* dente: , They"dre oictra praditeave Othdfroerfli'vdrad; , ' , :t I
and thold 4 tat'llinger : its - Duningyyluveweetto , :Therds r•c:u -
Berries measure 41 inches toondl • At. ample t'ofthitt,"lt
Fruit eanhcatrefr `at Mr:Mop - Diehantsisn'd4eideirr-
Ettorr, corner of the Diamond and Market•streee.
orders left therewilkbe"prettniply attetideltto , and
wardediaittrydistance, JOHN LOWENi
moo-- ;
.-Seentileary:: - .Yor Noting: Ilaaateaii 1 - e lf •11, , ., yr ; -
Noalift tCHATIIAMSTREET.—MR 3 :;'llol,o3,landl
I danghteniitttend opening.ll, SYLLSOZSCH9O.II,f4-4
(or youNg, LADIES, on Monday; the'6l.h- dr-October, '
where an tke.branelies4Ca_palite tunt-telendeducatio.rec-4
will lbe taught. Vocal and Joanna:tent/4
taught. by. Mica .Ternto .of Malnom- , riladll • -1.1 -
itnown'on aoulieation.ck'
" •
rpag.,ia
I. extensile' lirrangetn e nts :for ih'itpitiP Peal nyf; the
pato Itlyei,dithS;ltarhor, 141KEVE....ROPICA
preparedipdell s; Toni t( r ttop.,,at
ar per ton-14 , 22a pounds. (leafs rbstgltj, ;being allowed for loss in ship:fent, or, .
(entil,further.
nititsg.fieseents.perranfigne,t -
They Wilt sell to thertwantry t latltheirwharf, 4.44 , 14 k
tae arson, tgall partiettloildingiheir own straginst
TiliSCoenflanYilteUpeentiarfacilitlet&forteadmg stetukt.
ri?oats, &c.,Torthettakenelowei tittirgets , ! - --;
1 , 'A ton of 'IWO ponds contain& tlirty b . !1.9f4.1 of Pitts—
bergh Coal. tairlyineanred. -
''Oply to the Clerk, at the Office, at hrKetos p oc k s ;• -
or lc! the Engineey, .g.t.4vocinp mciam'Earg at the
hloiragahela T-114,1t1A9 NI , ELIT,a,
ge ,
, .
:Tfrigio6kl26l4lerir r id'',gle 'CITIZENS!: ',EEPC'SiTZ,,:—..
.04.11 -
ite,euttitv's,i4trO hti.Witt':: '-
the tW,e oetrth Pfhhhoi,,O4 s',„l.
October; pioiltlioAtjA teckter hi to 5 ViTitiOk,-P 4 AV I '''
By Order of he'llirdeforq. rsei)29..ht
,
r'.
A INEAT EASI'KKN - ZU G`GY '1"
hp YYgt B , o d ECSA. 2 _.
- -
EN C 4R117,f-da,
'"`u " tss;clotiii4tr.
("141EAV,PKOPERTY FOIL SALF...—A vatitabbsltto.Pe
ki:erty, of 27 feet front on Loeoek streeti-Pirst Ward;
b es re irdeplvittrtildm e tweratotf Frahm
,Dwellingficiase, comfortably, a.rtaligett - fOr'tWo tenants _
.each having four .robots.:_ Aid; btgood order..
- The above woatd 'mitt LW& Vetted& de`sirotts= et , ims-
Sessing a rbnxtanent homoi at a = very . moderate
oihe whole will be sold rdy $BOO. " ,==
Pprsolis interested will attend." ,
- S. CUTIMERT,Genn Agenti
ott.3SO Smithfield streets ':7
•
_
• •= tteMeigrag.'-^ A A r
fICHIGNELL would - In - Coign' hie instoinere andglio
„ public, thatbd bahteitiolielit'vain, Lib
ertk street go NO. 155 ..Wooikairectiopposite -, the trawl %:1
Pr bytenan Church
, where can always be forulut*...l
Cu pieta stock of GRNTLEMENT,
A-PfAREL,-(4,
- torazim_,
TA ftEgs-s4P4oN,Alsrp,garoa.ut_ • 1
tr I ap,in Fine and two Pattad.-POliaiiin-#;.ta.4dt.d1Y.1.0ftt;;?.;...7c.
ed 'i v !Y " IP TPY. , .f ° .F.‘ I IF'.4 i , ..I . - - - L - V it 6 •:,•,-,-.,„
,•• A. BIT • a et• c.,• •• ..„-;)
• - .6.1 • - r''• .--.• ••
- - Giticeis - addl Y eierionleri..'' -:* :-;
orl
. a IN'S VOW Apure articia;,, ,
.. , . ... ~..,;,,
• Wider , :do , do do _ verY aaPoiltir',.
.f tlkie; 'for sale ;11; • - ,;„•, .., ~
{3
dD , FISH--Receivoid and for sale by . . - -
• A , 'A.APOLURG z0.t0.1X7,
4,
xii. 1 4452 , -34b 740 ass, in staserand for:sida4b*l.
asp 111001111EA1V
I ik'reff 'REPAI4IIIO,—TnaII tea diffeieufbrinetenßane '
4 igmll'air any• what • e*abliabribmt FA
aiia4;siitia alas taw etteei; ' PICKUPS,,.
• i 45 Illarkets4Get''-' , •%' 4
; •
AMUSEMENTS.
TRELTRE.
- 7 - trf4,11f.P. 14-- --- -- -;-
. Vickery.
, •. G. E...•;:,4 1 ,EjA0LpAt,c44 - •;77;• --!:--:;,--••••',-,--
i". I iii iv ktii;s,; 4:0 4 7 ; 11 .g40ACri-- - 4 •.':,•-•' • ' L 2.
EXCHANGE COIN, ' , --.., .., :..::, _.:...:7_ , ,,:, , ii .,-,% , ...„,
1 • • !BAL.:4. ,N; njt ,s - -- • • - -,,-,'•'- ---- -- ,--'-'----'''• '
JOSEPH C. POSTER.
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