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,o - n rl ß O thing. t excep h ti o ng the first class hotels of thiscity.
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.rat - ,,fit,* , ,,,A,,,.. , .. 1 =4 . 4w4._r,-... 5gr4,7,-: 4 - .-41 , --TtJ4.,g,.-' COM.Tra, will COM-
Rutoz, loximixt ' , gym, . I/I A , - - - - d children, -I missed' :- It was his wife
w ith ou t the 'wore of Whore no
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' ' 0 , 4 4 4'. 5 2*•• ';A"'"•.'41e........-•;iv...el .4;io . 4, 1- , ,f :- . A.` .. W,tt- Biliieike 13. - encit"...4 'Pennsylvania. 'ln au t,, . - Prr.,
pose the man can Well egjey the beauties or blesaings of
the counties heard frolic Judge Low= is the saw' splendid country. Patterson hew recently
.
"''' ' - st..'iti.k- -.1- .t . ptet-‘; 4 '-q.?-4•*" . eitrP'.'X'..l-Mtlei•flo , ,'F- kikkest on the ticket, having received 170 , been elected - Sheriff of Sacramento county, for
~, i r „,,.... . - ~*, .:, t, -ol , , i ,•- !pi= - 0-. 4 - - vi4 , f,- , V 1 .0 ; \ 'N.I - . --, ' the fatness of which office I would refer you to
••••;;;--„„*.tr.• :"A',.' k t:•.. z lArr,..4'o. ' ,•- ••fkri-le• t --- -t'-4 • •-il l,--, .. , 'it. m
ore votes than Judge lizecut; 1,242 umre thaa . . „ g hill •, .
...."" ,- -r h , pl , -- - " , •;-, ,.. .r..... , *--.4.1 4 .eA. 1 / 2 - rpig •..i.„-- -...?-4 , 0„,
~. - . _,...- e„, -... , ,‘.. ,,, , , r . ,,, - 0.4... , t ,, ....._45.--_-..--= --,....60- - "-N- - ; , - ,t..,. Judge Lewis ; 1,120 more than Judge Gm
Shortlyafter dark, our horse and liuggy being
so u ;,- the California ee- .
; ' ; - t - W__F - 1„-.2v$1.tueg s lig:tifik.Visksill'•-=‘ . •
..,.te and 8,651 more emu Judge Caweintu.. - Judge in readhiess, we soon again found ourselves in
-. •`- - ' - 27,..4 1- ...t5,,•44 - 11, - 1, '' . .4 -- --'''.'h - c''‘'- # 1 3VP1. 1 4'4• 4 ' en visited this Sec
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Comma is the - highest, and Mr. JESSUP tbe Sa cr amento c lty. wh en 1 j
In .tans..x. nry.. a ..cntr.nn lot,/ ler .i4 , Z••• 040
tlik.4 4- 2- 4/5.P1 7 V4.th4V:4, a'Ai& .4 ; .. 9. ' ' .. 'ty tim of cotuitry, in 1899, there was not a hotute
" 9 4. •s.c , , - -f-k- , ... - 4, . t.i...• :-.; f._ 4 it.....-,.-... , C... ,,, :r- - -- ' lowest= the Whig ticket. GOULTICB.'B mejori
-- olt-o - .-.t 4 :1 „...%.... = ' ,- "',14 , . ..42...., ~--1t,...._i0,,,,,,,t , -i.,az- -, . • - th Adob valuta
• on the road, save two or ree old es., • •
e"..k.eipni.K
.: ~i, , ,, . ..0'„, -- „r"`" ,-, ,w' ,O-''',,..rf,";:-'1.1.14. over CAMPBELL, in•the counties heard from, op
now there is alerge number of splendid .beild
ft:4l.M;l',4.,- ..- 1 :4.- -4 & , , , 1'a,,,, -. - ,40%. ~,., , T,... _ ?„1-:"Tv,:itt ..
pears to .be 5,52.2‘ The other counti
es to be -
Trigs and ranches along the entire distance : in
' 4.ifee,?14.-W't.,„ek;-=',24'-'-_,Y45-I,.AV:-'rr.,,:i'-•?-%Pi--- 1 r.a , nr mistreat. _, r o am , , • pit, m porappwatir„,-_ - fi", , 1, - --•-. --"-,--;2:-- IT', ---", --=,==....
k_ - .......,...„ , 4:, ,. ..44,„...., , ,,, , ..‹-fe , -,:*., - ... - 0 - V„.4 4 heatta from will of be ,„ iree greatly reduce dile fact, the whole country is . settled; and thee/ATE:II
-Aka ''" ,TtVAPtO...,e?-0 ,, 11 - gi*,- 4. 71tA1 • er portion of it under a high state of cultivan
k ..,. ? ... W'K•,,,'" 'i l l•Alttl,:rW?..e 4 .AZ;re..,., ~,. i4 , rriA - While at Patterson's, I saw a Pittsburgher re
z- r - •'' ~ g. -- •%. ., , - 4-:' ', . . ,''..÷.1:•• ' -,, , h . --)'<7, , , -
~ .„.'s . - - ,' - v 4 l,
..0.-rsp. ^l'.."..Tan 4 3 -41 ,1 4 4.i.V.Vig5.4. , :A1L'111' The Financial Contiadstitinatt. turning from the mines, but having forgotten his
name, and being too modest to ask him, I heti to
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f -7-1 . ''
- ' ''' ' - ,•10 4V " . ' e"."•" 4 •7 -- •tRIV -.7,-1 -k t•-••; - t-'='. : ,'- - ,.- - „ - ireeman Hunt, in his last Merchants' Maga- come away in ignorance of it.
, 4 .,',, „,.._ * te. 'es:olotte•%. --dit-i.aVx.f44,.-t•&-A,T14.
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it y , ,
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.„..,- ..uletc•r4.-t-e.....",(? e, .A. ' ii ,, tr,b4•E' 41' ' 4 ' 7- - has a sensible and able article on the Banks
ee W tin hil g e
P in eter Sacirain ivar zto jc:hn l an tui d d ,w th ulia e
q 'l''4'4' "
Itt- -:: , 4 : 1 - - Arl,. 2 t'k• Y Iti1- ' 4.1 6 1S' ° ‘ ',. 4 - ; '''- r ' 4, .11- 4 4:`-' ,..1 . 4.4. 4- ml , q - algtl -42 4 - ii and the financial contraction, which should have m _ p m le" Joh t li e on of ,
k,. ' 'kj 2 e-A.. - -.4- . -- ‘:" 4 "tr . '; .44. k. •` - 4 - 1-.4 6 `,4 , v74 , -,,,,,
ka4 S the effect of removing misapprehension,s, or at Walter Williams, Young Gracy, Etsessor, Char
ley Coleman, and others. J. B. Mitchell has
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,A.,, • -,,,,,-* 1. - ;. ev , ce... ti..„, least of attributing the pressure to the right been elected a Justice of the Peace. Riddle is
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cs . We quote from the article as fol- running a tot, or scow on the upper Sacramento,
.. - Mfit' ;- - Air '''''• t*L'AtikZ4M" . ."44•4 l '49s o. : l, 4'it - -'4•*•t!.•
'''''vet ..0•••,ri-ni4t t' ., b-,i,, 4 - 4 0, 7 C,'- a tir,,,,,tz-,..„-"O' ..1;,.t,t11 .
and doing - well. Colville is mixing up mint ju
-.4-40`4.„4419t: "... 4.-- / - . 1 % ,affe_ . ,".L.E., - ,v - itp,,,,."'L'. - lows :
lops at the Oriental William Hutchinson, end
't. ,, t...6745 ''', •• - "If" , 04" d . -"-P ` "ir 0. 4 0 ...
'f' - 'w ~,O.:* •• = • % ec‘ " sr• ="t• 110 lsi r"C" " That the gold produced from ou.r soil should
others, have just established an oppositioMSteem
Aiaira,,,,„ 4 -1 • .:.'. ?: - e ,v. - ...-it , e y yt ?, .4„...- ir,t4 go abroad freely, espechdly at a season of limit-
F at Sacramento. Dort. Galbreath and
V tio
%r 45 . : ',1 , ' " 7,,,ixi.A4 . - , 4',,* , i , ; *
4 0 . 4 .. er544..tA0 I . V---,,,A A ed movement in oor other products, was natural'
:_ Thos. Beat were down from Dry Creek, porches
- f•-•• • . i kei. - t. i *.tt 4;
'." - - ; - 4 v• - 4 4$,ItetS4, •••u•V•4 enough- Tkie Meat "Win" to be so ' Ete '"a ing Provisioita--all _well- /„.0100...h00rd from
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Vt. the nictst compact and dimmest promptly *van
. course send abroad all that we do not abbolute- Ater- BeaL He is with the Doctor. Hughes
' : • - Sts., ... ..n. tu x ' 1474 - °•`.. "Ift V•-r 5.0., dile of oil our exportable values, we shall of
well. Ed. Coles, Kinkaid and Burnside, are at
and A. Goswin are on the Matonne, and doing
~ , -..,a -.- - % , e-4. , ~.. - _ -* iv ax=44,,-,-4‘.-- ly need st home. Perks Bar. M'Kibben, Graham, Dunn, Fulton,
kw .,.,..b , .'LY4 -- - •i - - . .1,".4- - ' ll *. -1 -.3 - *- -11, , t, 4e0.74_ , %"24 ~
~-r,,, , ii, - •- .- • 1 - 4. . ..,-....•,,4 c , Its export, under such circumstance, is no and a host of ()there nre at Downeyville. Andy
tirr.; • "•••• •-z- -- ;..-..%
„„ ' e t .41•Wa..t4".".4-,el'ia• more an evidence of bidet:it:new than the export M'Clory is in the Northern mines, and well. ft.
fte - - - ' l / 2 - t' 4 •N`t-i, --.• • ''•t, .?- 4 , **,_,. 7 4 4, *; •
le.__ s _ : h l;•••&,;.;ii; • l''' ,‘*':','114 4 ,.. 41 , stt•T ''''...gocr•- ,
,t; it i c
of cotton. The immediately important question
C. Gilchrist arrived just in time to shake hands
for the banks is not, is specie going abroad 1 Is
---7 - - • %- ' - . 4- - ' .••••••''' . -.3.-P4-..,. -- ,,,ge , .q- 1 - 1 10-4 , t - :.
-,-, - , M 3 .• ,t e .,,,,___,arh',0_,,,... t„.,,%52 ••11.• - ' it passing through New with me; as the boat was pushing off from the
wharf at Sacramento.
• "- -ce,"'"i--ttiv-ao.-k-,*-*-5,,__f_,4„1•,t0---S• York to he natural des
'4l' •- ' '-aaj,,,,r--#.O--,94,4%t-e• tination, the great specie reservoirs of Europe? ,
I called several times to see our old friend,
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but simple ? is their own stook sufficient? and,
CoL Bigler, but up to my departure he had net
t a „ 4 ...t , - t" ---•- .1 - 4 ,- . - nTS.t..l.s,
''' ''''' W ' , "'"#- Al 'i.``..4J Zs = • .• is it declining ? The genera/ questiog which arrived in Satromento.
.. tat +A[ra,,,,-,,,,..qt-40 - P*4 * ''‘ -
" 414 ke v
. ` 4 1 4 4 a- WOW,„r A t '- '4 it should govern the mo_yements of the hanks,. is „ ,
.41t.„„v?•,•••tt,,r e - - -f4t 40, AV A. At the last accounta he woe sick, butexpected
- thia is the "balancerobf trade" against ite? I 3 to be able to reach Sacramento in a few days.
- -- , -I,, , irillir- - 1.-1, oto 4,,,, , the country miming iu debt ? Now. to this
0/ 1 ,...- -10-44trt-,,,,T.,,-i,. Mrs. Bigler I found in high spirits, and spear
question' thoonswer given by the Cuetcon-house
~ ••••.,-, 44'4 4-I,„ .. ,s tn a tc.____ -- ' tables is, on'the whole, satisfactorY• I did every thing in my power to get the par
ently enjoying good health.
flit . "'"'" - . • -1 ,,), •••• * - 4 Our exports Of merchaiffifse end produce thiS ticulars respecting our missing friend, Semple.
le, !t_rtVia t t . ~u-, 11 , "ie , ,,,w„
1
' year hove beenrother greater than the last, and prom what we can learn he was taking a pack
* will fully meet the average amount of imports. train over the Trinity mountains and had in his
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_ , -0 . ,7.; - ::? - :_i_'*., 44- 4 a l , LIN -:It li But sirppose our imports should be onc4third
_
~..,4 1 ...*:.„;_viliqi?- --. 6 „ :-., ....0,r,.._;,„ --4 . - ogefrozoii. - 47 ,- greater than wand, say fifty millions, and should comPany a man named Hodges
...cti';'" 4 '..l - k4•-• -- - 1 4 1- 1 ' t* . re.,o•• P .4•.' ' reach an aggregate of two hundred millions: we m e . y.
iIL These men were with him at last so
named Scott. Hodges, I believe, is from Ren
aud another
li , - . * • ' - ' - ' -c - 4- 174..*4 ? ..". , . -1 • 4 • ' "1-541+ 1. 4
* 64
"N:.--St-4.,_ ,l ttiate , - , siWitilg_TN 44, e„..tatrwiv hove already exporteHue to the first of August, coun t & They returned, it appears, and report
tri,.?:s ...1/44•••••fot.to-"t-ri.-`*--"--t.Siitli-g4 "'
1.-41. V 0 ,1.- ."tt - e - P V. • *a* twenty-aii millious of coin, which is at b rate ed Sample killed by the Indiatui. Hodges was
"r- ,t,,.. •_,.._. - jkt.b%-5,..P,4•*..,„ , "Vagrkf,_:r.tta,t.'t• • that would fullymeet au excess of imports so
afterwards arrested by Lient Deal, of the Sacra
',,,f.,,Ttith f. 1 .-41,,aa i i i i:,, 'extraordiusry. At one time, such en- excess of
_ , mento Police, on a charge of the robbery of
- • - 4-0 ".'" X" 4- -- "•"-- -•••••-",.. 4' 7-, e•y%--frig---"•.4-Ar. importseeemed Ilicely to oecur---buttke =nod" $17,000 and watch, Ste. He was tried, end
- .
.1,:k.„,,t.t.i• - • 4 4,„1„,..trZ , Zie„ - „r4 l . Ir-„,4 -0"1, -- 4-%5•Vx‘ „having fallen off for JAW and-Ally; over. three through some technicality of the law was dis
. ...1-%.,, _ _-.' €.e. .a41. , ..,"-,,y;:*l-NE.,•')r
.%4VIZ`N, - -. 41 .TP.W.,X,r11.-r__` 4 .#4l:4,at ,:iFts millionej as compared with the munemonths,. las . t
year, the indications' now are, that lice_ riaaala? charged. Deal, howeverheld on Within in order
to ascertain something further respecting Semple.
- t t - A` ‘ ..il • MrArli 'ltt : t f ii.M.4 l, 4,' W. ' . der olthe year will be .proportionably lighter _
• When he ABB IBSt seen with Hodges and Scott, he
. ~ •
te„..:„...,,,,-,'544"..•---eP - - st. E ..-1„9; ..- .4 1 ~,,Isc!
ii - 4- 14 •,:•-•,,,,,, - A- ge„,,,, 1 .,,4k. '`"i„,,, - bv -4 ,-...;,,,, P„„ - ‘'.:44 ,
N,,
' thantheesrlier•Part ! : was 'Mitsui to have had 6000 dollars in his pos.
''''''
' ---- ' l ' ' ''''' -e f - tr ''''' ••• • 6‘ ''' ' - ''• * '•* --I *".'" ' - '' ' On'the'ither hand, ourcottonaridgrain"mvpisr,
„ n session. It is Dirther rumored, that he has left,
'47. 1 51k. -°•_.... " ttU ..-...* 01-0-o,,AatrV,44;:a.V;i l ~ -
-, -.=&.;,t'i 1 ,,,, 0-=.,.h.v.,,,, A . .4,_,„.„,„ ' though lair in Pralo are large la amount , 'tad ."•'' effects to the amount of $15,000. J. B. Mitch
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~
accounts promise a larger yield from California ell, I understand, is investigating the matter. I
i•-e - t• r00.,•.t0
~• e SU-er:11-,Wral, f.,--"flagt,l s et-elZeg-1 thou we have ever had before. ' J visited Hodges who is now confined in irons on
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-'''''`' " -- '"`t.." - 4 - t - '„ire."X", i t•e-trit"' 41 lii.• ; rire.Ml - "ht - From tlus general glance at our condition, we board the Prison Brig, at Sacramento. He is
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-- believe that the country ill atrong; that there an ill-looking devil ; and just such a man as
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4 .1"...' . 4 - ~,, • was no adequate cause for therecentrvieltird and
- o would be guilty of the orime of murder. This
ppreasive contraction ; aed that all its {useful being an important matter, I very much regret
="4"., . 4. .. - A" .. . • W ' 7,& -a*A• - • ..i_ec- a ars,„,„% ,
•"'" 4 - , ,i,.: - .•vrely,t- ''.- '`.'"' t ' ,---- 01 1 .'"'W"'
.. *-‘'. -PO, ~v•- : - ; :. 1 ,* 4 -- A- I 'n 4* -0,4•-vvcite--q- ends might have been attained, without its that I hove neither the time nor money to ferret
et,....,,....-? - tels - . - - iV-? - 4,•-•••••'. -
1-.., ' '' - 7•-- 'it , -, ;•.--t,_.•.. -e- ~ --i -. - c74 .42,474 , ,,--.4
____,t'v,_..r.,,S. l :%: - Azro -- - - -J4-` .--'.,t 4 t k .4, htf s ztt'z''s , r...
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ret.. .1.....-• - •‘-,..yr i t y._. t .•,,,, ci" . l ? „, k ./.‘„szi.. ~,.. domegeby a firm, considerate steady °mime, of
just so much limitation
,of loans es would have out the perpetrators of this villainous affair. I
feel perfectly satisfied that I could do it. Of
enabled the banks' to aecumulate a better stock_ this ,more anon. Lieut. James M'Clans and
I,Frit t 's - ,g, ',ltlzt.is - c. -, •f‘ ,,,. , .. , 0. ; ~' --/ -, -, 4 t44,-r-tife--..
, ' '- - - ',•,:e, it, o,' s i t grt. ,f , ,,,4 of coim So much Was justifiable; all heyond
was wrong. The community, in their: inter- Mo. is now in this city on a visit. You will re
tonathan Warden ere bbickandthing in Sonora.
4 -3't•tfX34.? ~,,..t.:gl.- • .. - e - , A a t ._*,lit4 •-'• - - -. 41 r4 3 P,7"..
- ,,7, -4 iT . 4 ., f - , --., - ~.-7_4:a., , ,4 4, "„ar-ezwer,ol s, ...,-.•,7541. course with the hanks, have a right to lbok for
'elo - ••• 4 - • .4.' 4 : "re.??- 1 7. 1 •tPtat. -- ItitCa•- "F.r.i ., t?,1; 1 - 3 t A course of consrustent action. , There is an ka - some time since. His arm is now nearly well.
collect that he was accidentally ehot in the arm
'„•,:gr,.. , •„„c v t - ._,,,,,_:t..,„„, „,.,....-1. - '" - r- •-•4 -7 ',:Xi-t-44-PAt 7- • - i!' plied contact to• that effect. Recklessly to ig- According to public rumor Mc. has been dead
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! P-...,: - ,::,..-r •.--------,--....r. -• ..t.„-...imr,u ' ---.•.• nore the obligation, and to visit on their ciustom- several times. Thos WMastars, Billy Mackey
. teceive - theattentionofboth aillieiroldoffice. .. , . ..-
.a-4 7. '04 -;: -. . 4 4; 44 - • 5 1- 441a. ,-- .. -- tlc ...&,§,--4t-mc**ls's
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~ Q. , , r,--- t era the results of their own improvidenco, will
• t..t:l-." -• --' .' ', -W . A.S - ' - ‘ l *, - . i ,.. reel.o -,•:&-- -it, be sure Mmeetwith rebuke, if it escapes pimish- slid Andy Sweeny, (formerly of the "Post") are
at Augua Frio--well and doing well. Zeb Cur-
Engine. Mastrative of
/'' .' 1 ;le:VI i . ""` • - 4---4 - 'ik e s---4- ,
threw himself other A Catechism
g- "" 1 " . . 7 --,- . _is- • -,,e1et,...e„... t (- 1..... e... ti meat ' . ry is in the " Republican office in Stockton.- -- --•--• .... to the cause of her dountrY, - os ni - iii - ta - ififfel_ _ti.:. - i nat i;rvia t ri m 7 4 ::,:r 0 1 :1 44- 0e3Teviize . t .
_____ Basin_ reil eturisied l ie tr,......_ ..
1 - -1:-.14.7:-..i-& 1 '4•• •••.. - ..444, 1 1t - f4."0 •'•V•tf4443-'' • , ist
limits shall be assigned to thelnorease of Pitts- feet and kissed theta. She en ~ ."1 eak the sc ' e ' I I ' i structure, in iis en- ...
deav— to sp ci d the prac cal details of ts ,
a mut P" ' •
7% lii:r.c. - -.: "-: F , ••'`-it - , - ....:A54. .. - ?= . T=,,,,f% ;Vote . JESINY LIND AND THE STABIL-In 0041rtitur
_,...._,H
„„ Will Black is at Washington Ranch. Charley
Wilk' shas been elected countrY Judge of Sonoma burgh trade, when an active commerce shall and offer her husband consolation an trauq .A., y, plication to mines. mill. .i..... ----,
4, ' , ..i . .. , ...; , : . 0 - .Jinline -- E - '44-.,`" - 1i71' , V..0F043W,P-V 4 - 4 . f
. m il - 7. , \ „..... ? -=.4.5, . „ , v -- -6,A,, , ,c1...,-4..; . - ..ttlx i1.‘..• ,, ,, ,4 4,....i., of „port that Jenny, Lin conteMplated County. Dick Butler le now in this city on a have been opened by this road, between
tion are d ' the while her own poor feeble 'heart wee .... -- aloe ortit t :t e e.t e pt ra n which Its operationa . de- r .,„ it.g via.
t„.trs. ptitt.,- ,, -- s t _,.. 4 , ..N1-Q. -.---,0,‘,....,eyv-k.,,c.,„
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~ ti t . , '....4 5. A.3.- fil"? . ., -7.I"4"Z'MI'V t--Yis•3l.*".-1' ' y YiEfit. M'Kibben is elected to the Senate from Southwest and Northeast; and Pittsburgh, situ- an-. -
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rota county. I was up for a nomination my- e t a s a
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_kl - ik t ft . returning to the stage in opera, the, Ne; ork _ .
.Eoening Part publishes the folloWitig 'tract
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two-districts into • six, consequently I backed
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down. Thos Bodgers (of Beaver) was here a
returning to the stage .-i n a aithsuguT lumally day or two since ut re urn -____ __ __ ..._ _
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dia.-wise In this city we have Brown • , ' - '- - -
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Ed Smith (of the 0 rev go,n) Barkly, Hoully,
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- ~.i 4 -,, .- - ..-ca.. ,- .. ,, ..-05terk ,. t1;•. , _..1e4 , -.. 4 V:-.7 7 ,4",.., yet I should feel really thankful to you 1; state -- , , ,„. . Moody
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- ---::--ritt-T..' •- -iet -1 t,t_... tvu - iv•or - irt - ib' ''''''''-'14,--" me change toy mind in reference to the.resohi- - . - bins _ w. Fu t
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1 " 'erten itid 4 Wabiright (County Clerk I elect)
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nightl t o o k i d i o m . o le o pitt o b u t zr a u ch
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lars, of these domeistiomanufacteres, wete•insde , - - o k o 4 g idij o i ti, r ' slat'
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This statement' is from but Oneer bur =sine"' :-7-- ' ' ' d girth Pittsburglieral,can think
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• month •would exhibit a much larger lig Aesi4e. 04 0 yi n i• - Basle items fraMthe diggirma I will
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on Wedneeday evertMg the 16th. llti elect- eleott ol 4 .- feel , well setsfied the • -
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~, tate of The rice for Governor IS very close. I
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„kid day of January, 1852. ',- M'Dougle brother to the Governor. Tne Alta ,
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I has unnecessarily abused the G0VC113.04 The
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et twice. On the second meeting they Trard mt.,. BEANS-20 Ibt-fresh for salcby 1 .. 5 •: -;' ,. .'.1' ".., - - "';'=:1:.-%- - -'`-„,'J''' :..
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B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO. —_______
` The second was betvreen Russell, of - the Pico- veiletaar um i le f this county, ‘,_, °cat arlog igs.-gOO mac plain sad falser Tact Culobili in l Received sad fbr sale by
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B A. FAIINESTOCK & ocra7 T. K. MICHIGHT 4 BROTHERS.
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APatiltryeltd, we also believe. •
" - Mother esteemed ccrresponcent has finalsh
• • • " edns with a p r e facing commanication,san'
_
—resting article from the Louisville . Courier; in
relation to the littsburgh and Roolestei
road, which we shall make room for in a day or
two.
. .
ness,—so much CLst , Italo rite in the Station
Howe all night. This kwould not mention, only
Innderstand that Patterson wrote home to his
Another " Bob," that I was up . tlere on a . bust,
and got "caged ;" and .from my knowledge of
my friend Bob, he would think •anch a joke too
good to be kept. I shall pay . A. IL off the first
opportunity. I owe him just "one." Accompa
nied by Lieut. Deal, I crossed the Sacramento to
"visit my Mende, Copts. Grant and Marshall,
who are engaged - in building the Comanche, a
Pittsburgh ateamboat. There was also another
Pittabtirglter here, named Calhoun. Of course all
handd ImoOked - off; and for a time we had o jolly
'time of it. The C. is to be launched this day ;
The amount offered was said to have beet,,
Tworounds were.firednObody t
d t
difficulty amleablr_hrrotigeti,t NO:13 fins Wi t
th
ered vs. Shaffer. Thie was slime tfoniei',olfk
grudge. Gee - Nand Was bra„iiiirriobortywas
again killed; No. 4 waif WilliaM B. Grhham
(not our William) and George Frank Lemon.—
Tbe origin of this difficulty was jealousy. Gra
il= _sometime ago posted Lemon as a. lier,_
,acoandrel and poltroon: next day they met in
the PYaia;lehd Svilb tereirievolvers popped away
:ateach otherneveral _Grahamin step:-
ping back fell, when Lemon advanced, and while
G. was doWn.fdiot him litho Mont:lo4Ft which
wound 6. has but recently recovered. On Sat;
'irrdartheyleent'utilo the - 'Port of • entry (Beni
ciaL where theytheyhad. another tern,—dietanee
iibout
ten paces." - On' the 7th rounfVoratiam
shot Lemon in the shoulder. suppose Graham
will remain quiet . twill he . recoverers when
the affair will again be brought upon the car
..
holed) , ui guestimates perfect beauty, and
it is a great pity that some person could not be
'killed on her account, --duelling, tee; is suchl an
hodorare' biieiness. . :
The Vigilance Committee are still in existence,
but. I think gtewing,ireaker every day. They
recently made a terrible fuss, because the Gov
ernor, pardoned Charles Duane, alias Dutch
Charley. Charley was tried for Assault and
Battery with intent to murder. The Jury were
overawed 'by the Vigilance Committee, And
brought in a verdict of guilty ; and Dime was
sentenced to one year in prison, and was par
doned by the Governor. I heard every word of
the testimony—not one particle of which went
to prove Duane guilty; sad the Governor did
exactly right in , pardoning him. The committee
have ever since been watching an opportunity to
take Deane but they are afraid of his 'friends
blowing the hefida off The press of this city
searched the last papers in the hope of finding
their murderous course sustained by the press on
the Atlantic) side ; but they were awfully disap
pointed—only a few of the leading papers hav
ing noticed them favorably: I trust that the
speech of Attorney Lockwood, in the case of
Metcalf vs. Argenti, will find its way into the
columns of every liberty-loving paper in Ameri
ca. Lockwood has taken a correct view of the
whole matter ; and has not only handled the
Committee, but also the Press, as they should he
handled. Best assured that there is no necessity
for mob law in this city ; and had I pulled
upon the rope, or in any manner participated in
the hanging of Jenkins, Stewart, Whitaker and
McKenzie, I would have been guilty of murder.
Instead of these executions having benefited
this city, they have Injured it. The citizen who
places his liberty, his life and property, in the
hands of a committee, composed of aristocratic
merchants and land-sharks, . and a corrupt
press, is not fit to live in any republican
country.
My time having run out, I must bring my let
ter to a close. By the way, are your readers
aware that transient papers cost 10 cents. My
last bill of postage for transient papers amount
to $.5 00.
I will send you some papers. I will also send
some to Col. Foster. The miners are returning
home like swarms of locusts. Scarcely a boat
comes down from Sacramento that does not
bring from two to five hundred passengers.
Among them are to be found the hardest looking
customers that have ever traveled through any,
country. I hope they have all got their "piles.
For the present, Adios, A. 31100.
For we Mn x Past
The Allegheny Valley Railroad.
NUMEINEt TWO
Ina former communication, I aimed to point
out some of the advantages of this road to the
Allegheny and Clarion region, and to indicate
the character and vast amount of the business
that region would afford to the road, when
built.
In the next place, what is the interest of Pitts
burgh'in this enterprise' And what will she d o
to promote it?
Manufactures and commerce are her amines
of wealth. And outlets and unlimited markets
for her fabrics, and cheap and speedy channels
for her trade, are all that is essential to her
rapid growth in population, andin solid and long
continued prosperity. She needs not only the
natural and artificial channels now enjoyed ; and
railroads running througA her borders to distant
points ; but she needs railroads, like Cincinnati
and Boston, terminating at her own doore; pour
ing their freights and travel into her workshops,
warehouses and hotels; and carrying her manu
factured articles to markets equal to all her
power to supply.
Stich are the wank, of Pittsburgh. And it is
believed that no enterprise could be devised,
better adapted to her wants , or that would add
as much to her growth and wealth, as this Al
legheny Valley. Railroad, extending to Ro
chester.
By this road, Western and Northern New York,
Northern New England, the Shores of the Onta
rio and St. Lawrence, and the Canada% become
markets for her fabrics, if she can compete with
rivals in those markets. And in many things
she earl.
But if the opening of this road will fill up this
Allegheny and Clarion region with a population
equal to its capacities, Pittsburgh will here have
a new and vast market almost at her own doors.
And it will employ thousands of Pittsburgh ar
diens for years to supply this home market, as
it may be called, with her numerous facilities.
And the iron and lumber of this region will be
found in far greater abundance than at present,
into her workshops and factories, to be wrought
into innumerable fabrics for the supply of her
wide and increasing markets.
The cities of Boston and New York construct
railroads of great extent and oast, to reach re
gions and trades of less extent, and far less
value, than this Allegheny and Clarion region
would afford to Pittsburgh. And yet those roads
prove profitable investments. They create, in
a great measure, their own business and profits,
by rendering the regions through which they
run, more populous, productive and wealthy.
Such is the effect of all valuable public improve
ments. And such in an unequalled degree
would be the effect of this Alllegheny Valley
Railroad.
But the road proposed will benefit the mer
cantile interest of Pittsburgh as much as her
manufaotures. The trade of the Allegheny val
ley is already valuable, though depending on the
river alone. How much more valuable will it
become, when this whole region, larger than
Massachusetts and Connecticut together, shall
be filled with an active and thriving population,
within a few bonze travel of our city; and ac
cessible at all seasons of the year. And, what
unite shall be assigned to the inorepee of Pitts
burgh trade, when an active commerce shall
have been opened by this road, between the
Southwest and Northeast; and Pittsburgh, situ
ated at the Southwestern terminus of this road,
shall have become the place of trans-shipment
and exchange in this commerce
Pittsburgh will soon be connected with Cin
cinnati and other cities to the South-west, by
'railroads as well as by rivers; and this valley
road, being as direct, and speedy, and pleasant
las any other route, will doubtless secure 4 large
share of the travel and trade between the North
eastern States and Canadals, and the Southwest
ern States.
Thus connected with the Southwest, and all
its growing cities and States, on one aide, and
'with Rochester, Albany, New York, Montreal,
and Boston, on the other side, the commercial
relations of Pittsburgh will be vastly increased;
and wherever in all these cities and regions, her
manufactured articles can compete with rivals ;
markets will be secured, welly acceasible, and
of boundless extent.
Complete this proposed Railroad, and :a new
era will commence in the history and prodperity
of oar.city. Its real estate'. Would be enhanced
in value to an extent exceeding the wh e t cost
of the Road. Its commerce, and the ulna
and rewards of its manufacturing industry, would
be doubled.
Agentleman of our city, well informed lir such
matters, in speaking of the trade of th 4 Alle
gheny river for the year 1847, says " L would
"estimate that about one.hundred millionifeet of
"lumber has this year descended the Allegheny
"river; and about one hundred million shingles,
"Probably about due-fourth of this amount was
"sold in the Pittsburgh market; the *ander
"descended the Ohio rivet"
Seventy-five million feet of lumber and about
seventy-five million shingles, then, *tut in that
year, from this Allegheny . valley to Cif:Ls=l l 4
and the Southwest, on the uncertain rive ,floode
alone. Cincinnati and the SiinthWestern!toins.
have an interest in this road. . This lumber must
generally be paid for in cash; as they helve ao
avenue of trade with the Allegheny vaLey.--
Open this railroad from Pittsburgh to Boatuister,
and Cincinnati eau tend her merchandise, and the
Whole soutimaiteUtoountrylta cotton, sugar, uto
• Slick then, nre some of the great interests this
road would serve, and such some of its sources
of revenne,"south of the line of New York. And
do they not justify the remark atour commence
ment, that DO railroad yet proposed would prove
more immediately and permanently profitable.
PUBLICOLA.
The Prospect Brightening
The Merchants Magazine for . October conclu
des its view of commercial and monetary af
fairs for the month with this encouraging lan-
guage :
'• The cotton crop for the year 1851-52 will
not be shipped freely before the first of Novem
ber; after that date, unless some extraordinary
circumstances should prevent, it will go forward
rapidly, and furnish an abundant supply of for
eign ex,cdangei thus preventing further ship
ments of, SpeCte. The pressure through which
we are now passing exhibits, in a striking light,
the necessity of confidence. to commercial pros
perity. There is nothing ominous in the posi
tion of any branch of trade or commerce among
us ; in fact, the prospect for ell is more flatter
ing, except for the difficulty in question, than
for some time past. The manufacturers of cot:
ton, whose profits have been out. off by the high
price of this staple, and the impossibility of
pushing up the price of cotton fabrics to corres
pond with the increased cost ofproduotion, have
now Just began to experience the benefit of a re
duction in the value of the raw material ; while
to the planters, the increased quantity of the
crop will compensate far the falling off Inprice.
The woollen manufacturer, who last year paid
the speculator a large price for the raw materi
al, will purchase his stock at a lower rate, while
the wool grower will realize a better return.—
Even in the matter of specie, the outgoes of
which have created such distrust, it can easily
be shown that wo have now in the country ma
ny millions more of coin than at the correspond
ing period last year. Therefore the moment
the alarm ceases, and confidence revives, there
is nothing to check our returning prosperity.—
Some failures there will be, but in all cases they
will be found to result from previous losses ; the
effects of old causes, now first developed. The
sound and the prudent will 'pass the trial un
scathed, and stand more firmly than ever."
Capt. Hobert =la.
Manly Candor.—The..N., O. Delta, in noticing
the fact that this gallant young officer, a native
of Washington, who distinftuitdied himself and
was wounded in the Cuba expedition, bad been
liberated by Concha, and has returned home,
speaks of the estimation in which be was held
in New Orleans for his manly qualities, and
adds:
- His adventures and final capture are related
by him, in the most graphic and faithful narra
tive yet published. of Gus expedition, which was
transmitted to Mr. L J. Sigur, of this city, and
published in the Delta some days ago. He has
since been released by the Captain General un
der circumstances highly creditable to that offi
cer and most honorable to Captain Ellin. This
privilege was accorded to him as a tribute to
his manly bearing and heroism. Nor did he
seek to commend himself to mercy and to favor
by calumniating the deadior by trying to throw
upon others the blame and responsibility for hie
own acts. lie told the Captain General prompt
ly and truthfully that he came to the Island un
der the conviction that the people detired to
change their institutions—that he was willing
to die for such a cause—and that he had done
his duty, and no pity or mercy to ask. The
Captain General having heard that ho had writ
ten a partitive of the expedition, asked permis
sion to read it. Captain Ellie consented, and
accordingly gave it to the Captain General, who,
after carefully reading it, returned the manu
script, remarking that it was a very bold act to
write such a document in Cuba. " Perhaps so,"
replied Ellie, "but it is the truth, and I shall
not publish it until my return to the United
States." Struck with his courage, the Captain
General yielded to the urgent solicitations of
many persons in Havana, and granted Captain
Ellis his release. He accordingly departed for
the United States lathe Empire city.
We have these fade from a gentleman who
came over in *to Georgia.
The Wife of Kossuth.
The New York Express, in an article on the
expected arrival of Kossuth, relates the follow
ing incident, illustrative of the devotion of his
wife to her husband, after being exiled to Tur
key :
With him comes his heroic wife, who, after his
exile commenced in Turkey, with incredible
sacrifices and devoted disregard to a thousand
dangers, traversed hostile territories, submitted
to deprivations and underwent sufferings of every
kind, joined him at his retreat by the foot of
Mount Olympus. It was under the protection of
a passport from the British consul general, at
Belgrade, that as British subjects, ander assum
ed names, she and her companions were enabled
to accomplish this great adventure, and when,
on the twenty-eighth day, a courier was sent in
advance of them to apprize Kossuth of their
approach to Shumla. (he was ill; and on account
of the many plans of the Austrians to assassinate
him, the Sultan's authorities would not allow him
to leave Shumla and go to meet his wife,) the
news of her deliverance and her approach occa
sioned the liveliest satisfaction to all the refugees;
and the Hungarians and Poles went as far as the
gates of the city to meet this heroic martyr to
the cause of Hungary. It was night when the
carriage neared the city ; and as it entered the
gates, she found the streets lighted with huhdreda
of lights, green, white and red, the colors of the
Hungarian flag, and was welcomed with the most
friendly shouts from the whole body of the refu
gees. And the account from which we have
quoted, goes on to ray :
" When Madame Kossuth descended from her
carriage, she found herself in the presence of
her husband, who had risen from his bed of
illness to receive the poor ' Maria F—n,' of
the plains of Hungary. In place of receiving
her in his arms, M. Kossuth, overcome by feelings
of admiration for the sufferings which his wife
had undergone, and by gratitxrde for her devotion
to the cause of her country, threw himself at her
feet and kissed theta. She endeavored to speak
and offer herhusband consolation and tranquility,
while her own poor feeble heart was ready to
burst with emotion. Her voice failed her, and
amid the reiterated shouts of the Hungarians
and Poles, this hereto woman was carried to her
husband's apartments."
In our rejoicings, therefore, at the liberation
and the coming hither of the great patriot, let
us not forget the heroic adventures of his noble
wife.
.taiartizaEutiomiti CONVULSION AT HAND.-
Mr. Walsh, long a resident of Paris, writes from
that. city under date of Sept. 16th, to the Jour.
of Commerce, as follows:
"That great events are just before us, is cer
tain. That crisis of which I have often spoken
to you is drawing very near. Between the 16th
day of September emit the middle or end of next
May, the destinies of Europe for probably half
a century—which In these days is a very long
time—will be decided. A. fierce struggle—it
may be a most desperate and bloody struggle—
between liberty;'civil and religions on the one
hand, and hoary despotism in politics and re
ligion on the other. What will be the issue,
GOD alone knows
" I find that there Is a wonderful actitnty here
In the political world. The foreign ambassadors,
especially those of Austria, Prussia and Russia,
have frequent conferences, and are constantly
sending and -receiving despatches. Nor are the
Ministers resident:of the smaller Powers, such
as Sardltda, Naples, Spain, the States of the
Church, Belgium-and Holland idle. Those of
England and the United States are wide awake,
and, the,former has not a little to do to look af
ter thes Continental States and the • movements
of their rulertt." . • .
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Allegbeny..BB66 6722 6601 6Q66 5863
Armatrong227B 2366 2869 2860 2826
Beaver .... -2034 2021 2024 1960 1954
Berke .......9460 9469 9373 9490 9372
Bedford 2214 2226 2212 - 2221 2212
Bucks 5556 6549 5618 5642 5660
Blau 1719 1719 1716 1709 1712
Cambria ....1760 1761 1763 '1769 1858
Carbon 1378 1378 1873 1876 1864
Cheger ' 6449 . 5414 . 6297 6289 4942
Clarion °650 2649 !"2622 -4642- 2602
Clinton 1161 1163 1149,..:1462, , 0 11.87
Cohnnbhi... - .1927 1928 , 1917 1895d,q787
Cumb'l'd...Bl72 8165 3199 8288'' 2934
Dauphin-2736 2747 2711 2740 2284
ELk 416 417 417 418 416
Franklin ...32243254 3188 3217 4194
Fulton 882 837 832 882 882
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Lancaster-6210 6205 5878 5944 6678
LaireariOn_lo6B 1085 1088 1098 1067.
Lebanon--1960 1963 1955 1960 '1949
Lehigh 3367 8371 8867 3373 8348
Lycoming-2645 2656 2560 2652 2559
Luerue —4872 .4872 4874 4885 4647
?delver 2792 2768 2764 2770 2757
Aliftlio 1700 1700 1646 1668 1687
Montour-1415 1401 1319 1401 1112
Montirniry67B2 5775 6769 5774 5561
North'ton...BB94 3890 3890 8894 3842
Maihni.-2898 2412 2804 2894 1736
Phila "1203 21234 21155 21469, 17882
Sohnyliall.4B6B 4805 4817 4829 4692
Bomerset...lo79 1633 1079 1081 1076
Venango.-1680 1677 1668 1677 1674
Wasklon.-8998 3999 3970 3954 3914
Warren 1226 1224 1224 1226 1228
West'd 4078 4966 4972 4987 4844
York ...... .-5703 5115 5836 5687 6682
T0ta15...144897 144727 148655 148777 136248
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Allegheny..9o4B 8925 8164 8278 8061
Armstrong 2105 2067 2057 2062 2051
Beaver 1968 1948 1866 1874 1869
Blair ..... —2172 2266 2247 2260 2280
Berke 4678 4678 4669 .4816 4668
Bedford 2216 2218 1*.09 2214 2199
Bucks 5215 6121 6116 6166 6207
Cambria ...1167 1207 1205 1190 1177
Carbon 783 781 784 . 786 781
Chester 6677 6261 6886 ' 6375 6242
Clarion 1848 1821 1320 1818 • 1807
Clinton 983 981 992 981 983
Colnmbia...lol7 1016 1187 1016 1002
Cumb'nd ...8166 2970 2988 2927 2841
Danphin....4oB3 3686 3684 3656 8611
Elk 182 182 182 132 131
Franklin ...37683849 3761 3767 8766
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Lancaster 11154 10808 11061 11026 10767
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Lebanon--2880 2870 2874 2876 2870
Lehigh 2928 2918 2916 2928 2914
Luierne.-3437 3306 3819 3305 8866
Lymning-2080 1966 2001 1978 1963
Mercer 2633 2658 2491 2506 2604
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Mifflin 1481 1401 1860 1838 1881
Montour.... 871 828 1166 823 818
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Wash4on-.8862 8810 8767 8771 8776
Warren 1076 1076 1074 1077 1074
Weed 8315 3050 8006 8039 8081
York 4768 4686 4689 4726 4683
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at their Hall, earner of milbfield and Fifth streets --
Twin City..Lodge,•No.,24l, meenrovety Fridayemeia.
log. Hall, corner of Leaeoeli arid Dandusky streets*
. . Er* 93 1 11P1 ..*
leghe fay Clay. .
ID — . Angerons Lodge, L' &GC 0:11' . t
~ A
tigetona AC 1
t..odge, No. , 0. .0.0.- F., , ,aateta,a
Wedriesday evenieng In Washington 114111,.Wctiod'itlieet
el otuai Life Insaminte. Vosiapsi.n*4
OP NOM 'TORR. i
CAPITAL, 1111,51ff0,009.. ,.,, ....•
• COLUMBUS INSURANCE 'WM PA 10 . z .
second B'Fki ° • l d tre ca l " coecrf fori
FlREl f A io gP m th e '
iu t "Ta e b alt u Nvi l leD am :c om : &111 7: : 9 710 T11 :1:1P..0 : ::'7 .rc s g'.'.
14.
Vi
1 ti
te i ' ; ' 1 l.. : ;: i i 114 The`
Water street, (or rent, at a very low rate.' . • " ' :
rep 72 ' , R. ff. BRIMO ial
NTems '
'Ai-
INS
ENCOURAGE. HOME TITUTIONS. • ;
awry:Aims* iNstrasNos.coarrazi)l
ow PI TTsavaalf
C. 6. 111.1d8flY. Prost. - .4-A. W. MABBBI. Seel.
Office—No. 41 Water ms.,iw Warahours of C. O. Grant.
117 - Tiiis Company is now prepared tiiinsuitit fill kivae
of mike, on Houses. Manufactories,: Goods, Inerchin ,
dire Store-, and In Tranaitu Vessels*, &c. •'>
• An ample. g uaranty for the ability and integritidr the
institution, ie afforded In the character of the Direcuirs,
who are a!! citizens of Pittsburgh, wall and 6teroyably
known to the community fortheir prudenctpintelligefice
and integrity. •
Dmacroes-0. G. Houvey, Wm. Bagaley;Wsis. - ..Larl,•
trier, Jr., Walter Bryant, limb D. Xim, Fautaga !Valet
ton Z. hinsey B. Harbaugh. __ipal!2:lt,,.•
liodgllcinsonts wilfatqbloss illaektn4g. o7
rirlDS "Celebrated Naiades* Blacking," superior' al
j, brilliancy , to any ever , offered to idle pnbllc. the.
proprietors eda.lkngs one trial, Ischia will proof til.rfitcs.
Manufactured by Hodgkirison tc C0., - ,Quitrry street,
North Third, Philadalphia; anditoM at , . _
N. WICKENS l'S
Wholesale Drug and Seed Warettauter
N 0.164 and 166 Wood fit, comer of Sixth,
ocr7t3m . Ntuiburgh.
ig
PIIIOEB egrouoir.De '
$l,OO. ONE DOLLAR. $l,OO.
-113"Thisu_ pp**.
Lusausessa taken at the nearlftguerreotype - Rooms,
Latayeue Hall, Fourth street, a few doors from Wood.
(or the low price of one dollar, and upward, according
•
to the size add Quality of case or frame.
93 1.- ROcans open and operating from 0 A. M. to 3 P.
M.Citizens and strangers are respectfully invited to
calr - ' isecr4l3l'
-Dr. ifiluysott,ri Improved Iflxtriseti
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA For the
rare of disease, or as a Spring purifier of-the blooc, and
is a general tonic (orate system, is unrivalled.
The curative powera of thiaFstraet are truly wonder
fnl. and all invalids should make immediate rriarof the
" Yellow Doek andlliarsupirilla." ft cannot.Mittre the'
moat delicate patient:
Then fly from Mineral nostrums to seek hope, life,
and vigor, from this purely vegetable remedy. There
fore. however broken- in health and apini however
loathsome to himself and tehers, let no, one despair of
recovery; let the patient only understand that the holei
of his physical restoration lies only in .‘ Glaymu's Ks
met of Yellow Dock and Sahaparilla," and persuade
hint, for his tires sake, to try Kind we have no hesita
tion In . - predicting his speedy restoration to health.
See advertisement -t (anB
- - ,
(From the Louisville Journal, May With,lBM]
Dr. J.S. Houghton's Pepsin. for Dyspapithal
Preythred from Benisst.or ass-Stomach of ado Ox.
Mr On th e 7th or May, ISM, Rev. M. D. Williams,
Pastor of the Fourth PresbyteristhChureh,itt
Kentucky, was and had been for a long time confuted to
his room, and most of the time to hi, hed, with Dyspep
sia and Chronic Dia - rhos, atul was, to a ll , appearan,.e,
On the very very of the grave, and acknowledged to be
so by his physician, who had tried all he ordinary means
in his power, without efect, and at the above named
time. the patent, with the consent of his physielan,com
meoced the use of Dr. Houghton's "PEPSIN," and to
the astonistunentomprise and delight of all, he was
much relieved thefirstdrty. The.third any he left his
room. The sixth day, which vas excessively hoti he
rode ten miles with no bad etrect; on the eighth day be
went on a visit to the country ,• and, on the thirteenth
day, though not entirelrresaored was name/ strong*
he was so far recovered lista go Wean journey of . JiVe
bandied miles, where he, aimed in eafetyonneb im
proved in health, having had no disturbance of the stoto
aeh or bowels, oiler nth-usages Ana dins
. Ps prin. These
'facts are not controvertible, and th at thins* ease which
ought to convince all skepues that there is alloarer in
" PEPSIN " Let physicians and dyspeptiestrivestigata
KEYSER R - IYPDOWELI4 - Agentsit
jell Wdod area.
Vie. 0. or 0. P.—Place ot Meetttig,iVesbington
Hall, Woodeueet, between Sib and Virgin alloy.
pnewornzan LADS', No. 338—Meets every ?needs, -
weaning.
Mnstceneust ERGS/MINT, No. ir?—hleete Sat and 3d
Friday of each month. engeo-17
•
1Q A Bloat Remarkable OatiloW Tata!
datzadiaosa Oared by Petroleuuto.We Invite
the attention of the afflicted and. the piiblie generally to
the certificate of William Hall, of this city. The ease
may be seen by any person who may beekeptieal In T 15...
labors to the facts there set Cori!), S. R. KIER.
A' I had been afflicted several years with a - soreness
of both eyes, which continued to Increase ontillut Sep
tember, (1.830), the inflammation at that time baring in
volved the whole lining membrane of both eyes, and
ended in the deposite of a thick aim, which wholly de•
stroyed my sight. I had an operation performed, and
the thickening removed, which 80011 returned and left
Me Inas bad a e6adv6on as before. At this Mimeo( the
complaint I made application to several of the most
eminent medical men. who informed ME that 'Ainy eyes
would never get welL" At this time! could not,distm
gaish any object. By the advice of some friends !com
menced the use of the Petroleum, both internally aftd
locally, under which my eyes have improved daily until
the present time, and I have recovered my sight entire
lily general health was very much improved by the
Petroleum, and I attains the resonation of my sight to
its use. t reside at Ito. 102 Second street, in this city,
and will be happy to give any information in relation to
my case WILLIAM HALL"
Piusburgi, September 17,1851.
For sale by KEYSER It IPBOWELL, 140 Wood at.;
R. F. SEL.LIOIS,S7 Wood street,and by the Proprietor.
septa
Bg" DRAFNPSS. noises In the head, and all disagree
able discharges from the ear, speedily and permanently
removed without pain or inconvenience, by Dr. HART
LEY, Principal Aurist of the N. r. Ear Surgery, who
may be eon/oiled at 99 ARCH street, Philadelphia, from
9 toacklock.
Thirteen years close and almost undivided attention
to this branch of special practice has enabled him to
reduce his treatment to such a degree Of success as to
find the most confirmed and Oath:tate oases, yield by a
steady attention to the means ptesotibedi ;•foa
.
. .
Assoclaud fireman , * 11:114 — istoneo- 1 001nR 1 0. ,
ny of Um city of Ifilnabiurib:. • ,
W. w. DALLAS. preel.--ROBERT 'MEOW, Seal.
Ws - - Will intim against FIRE and MARINE RISKS
of - au kinds.
MAN its MoisangtsStila Mows, Nos. lit arid VP Mtn'*.
DIEWTO3I3 :
W. W. Dallas, Rody Pauetson, R. H. Hartley, R. R-
Simpson • Joshua Rhodes , C. H. Paalsoh, W. I. Ed.
gar, Edsiard Gregg. A.. P. Anthrax, Wm.,CollingwocA,B.
rl sawyer, CbailLettuWak. Gorman able
Pittaburen Lite L
Insiaranoti
.000 Company.
CA.PITA 1100 i
Orrice. No. Z 8 Font:a Smarr...a
OFFICERS:
President—James S. Soon
Vice vresident--Sstruiel ld'Cintkan.
Tremoirar—Josepti S. Leech-
Secretary-0. A Colton.
Irr See advertisement in another part of this paper
v 942. .
lloctlarg, Hail positiag, se.
JOHN ra , COUBRY
tp"" /wends to Collecting,lllll Posting, Distribitting
Cards and Circulars for Parties, &c., act.
U° Orders left at. the Mee al the Morning Poit„ccr
at Holmes' PeriodieMStOre,Thini st.,wlll be promptly
attended to. • -
•
,
50/1 D O Z. MEWS LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS—Juat received by
A A..thiaBoN & c 0
ILK VAL:VETS—VG pteees most dea Int le colors now
opaning tocnNl. AA. MASON it:VA , I3.
- - - - - - - - - -
fIHILDREN'S ZEPHYR WURSTEWHOOR9-100
lj doz. Spencers ? Hoods and Comforta, just received .
04.123 'A. A Phi 11R11 , 111 en
AA At AsuN & CO., tre uowipening CAtli, pianism]
. fancy colored ; all wool Delaines and Cashmeres
—and are daily receiving new and fashionable Dress
Goods. 10C123
LINSEED 01L-40 brie. In prime order for salriby
oetft3 B A FAMNESTbCK lc CO.
OPIRITS OF TURPENTINF"—abrts: for salt by
0 beat • • ' • • ti 7,11 :
WANNER'S 0116-40 btll. for sale by_
J *aria .ca A. FAHNFATOOK &
UN 1 Hi J.: , ,ar chests "s . H. 1. an. ri -, au
20 "•. " Colontand Phalan; "
130 boxes Greta and
knack" . ,
10 bbds. N. O. Starer; .• • • '" • 1 • -
20 Ibis. Loaf sod craitiedSova ; •
40 boles assorted Tobaeeo • t . •
• 20 M. Havana .and Cabs Clime; •
75 bags Rio Coffee • . • . -.•
25 4. Lag:sprite:greet •.• - • . •
20 " Old Governmensiway.Coffee; .
SO boxes Rosin Soap;
5 " Castile u • ' • . :
6 u Palm and Almond Soap;• •
5 " Babbitt's, Soap-Powders • ' • •
,
2 " "' Yeast "
s " Born Starch;
5 . Hackers Farina; '
3 " .Rice Flora;
10 7' Sacral:as; " •
2 " lateens:
20 " Star Bandies;
10 " Sperm Candles;
10 " - Chocolate •
5 " Cocoa anißroma ; •
- • 5 ' " •AfricariGinger ;
6 " Lornd - Mastard ; . • .
15U sacks fine. Sal[;
50 boxes Clothes ins; • • . .
• • . 1 cask Madder; • • -
10 • " Potashi. • • , • •
15 bblt. Noe 1 and 3 Maeliarel; 0
• 20 " N. 0. and 8. H. Molasses; j '
30 kegs Ground Spices ;
19 dos Bed•COrds;
•
75 "
ICI Corn' Brooms ;
ALSO—Nails, Glass, Virtaits Led and Cotton Y a rn.
Jesale and Retail by J. W ood LLIA a
1 ocmo North-Haar comer and nth sweets.
.......,,,,
- • Illotiloa.
A N El o c t sl d. on rmoroPrealnonirotadent,.Traandasurecoari annildiaix.rnitirecpikte-
Corneal:ly, will be held at tha house of H. Beitr.booyar,
s o u t h pitiouttli, on Saturday, the 92d day otiloveul•
be: next, between th e m
huor' to o'clock t A. and I
o'clock .W, . C: RODIN N,
. - -tulat . w •
• 07:- rest night-of the•GrandWitio.Erktletof
THURSDAY EVENING, ociober,*,,pe.pirdiry k ,
antes will commence with
Pettibone,
• - .
m a. isiit t heei, , ,,p •
.r a k it 4 w idest•r,arritck,
LA
. Afteswhichs
ara ~loloq••••• filto;mBsyhderet, a,
Satre Galan a. •
rawina i ' ?• E. :lue
F
Winkit;;• llironderrifia4nEtklig f tlih Mr s F
' .........o!Witderos. • s oster,
'• , : r ."• 11 1._,„ 3 ' • 'THEALAR`MING-AACRIFICE.,, , ,
Tern! In
- .Aionsangai!.V•-;
, MADA.ISII,I .ANN4.Bistrop, - „
. next Spring, to return to Europ!,..icelaanzioni rola c
- ONCE MOBS soma (gibe SPL.NI.f ID CITLIOLOvrbich
this
'she has been received with so soneltkintiness,and Mani.
; n b a ; el g ee uri uv s a ut eg , 4ll' announce
that r lo: m g ' we : g a t ,
- •- • 'I,4SAYETTB HALL,
AfrotdovHvesubrar, Nobsenber3d, 18.5 t •
. .
LYEIC:EATTERTAINAIENT .
Conthlnine tbe'attractions'a
• , . • C10N0513.7 AND OPEIGA,
And arranged on the plan. of tbeSn tlbPdlarr varied. and'
new perforawode.:„.,,,i*b !drawn!. a. B. me ren rued
so successfaL • • • ,
In the eeort . e of the evrnlngi Popular Songs, Bollards,
Splendid Scenes irilfiaailldcounmes. •
•-• • t MADMIELANNA BlSHrte ;
• • . Will be "assiste4hyltee ••. •
'TALENVED:CIOMPANT„.•• ,
UNDO. THR MILECTION: OrMR. _
Sole Manitatfatid•Director, •
• - Fal I particulars lobe dol counted
• Tbsfollowing Ilne'erf road will be adhered to, se much
as eireorisiances will 'permit r
Harristngh, - Baltimore, ..Cumberlaud, Pinsberstr,
•Whenelips;Buttlituati; Lexington, &e., &a. . [own
• Greenwood-Garden.
. 4 CHOICE COLILEt.:TION OF SHRUBBERY, Vi
ning Roses,•Raspberry, Strawberry, Goosebetry, - •
Rhubarb, Grape liittes,hurdy Monthly Roses, and every
plant neeessary - to ornament yards and gardens, will
be found Greenwood -Nursery. An Omnibus Leaves . •
the corner or Market and fifth striets, PittsbOrglievely •
half hour, for the • Garden, Ice. Creeps 4411',00o_pjle-
Weehineeut serne*up:ia the Saloons—. •
Orders a dd.1.64 Proprietor;.Weifir**Rigater,'
Alleabeor .eaun,tti**94.lllreceiacproalpt attention.
Jra--sr - - • liarKA/N- •
9AiaIint:AND.OII.CLOTES!•;;. • • • •
UI • IPCLINTOCK is constantly creeendneltis yal/
TT-Stock of
CARPKI`S, OIL CLOTHS . AND, TRIMMINGS,
- Consisting in part of de following, viz: . '
, Soper Royal Velvet Pile. Carpets; _ • '
super Royal Tapestry Carpets • • • •
English and Amencan Brussels'Ca6el;
Extra super three ply Carpets; superfine threcipli, C
pcts; superfine ingrain Carpets; extra fine ingrain Car-
P 414 fine ingrain 'Carpets; common. ingraln_Ciutetsj
cotton lEigr&OCalpetil ; 4 4.3-4 and SS Tapeatair Vent- • .
tint Carpets; 44,3-4 and sfit Twilled Veldt's Oltets,•
44,3.4 and 543 Damask Vcothan Carpels - and • .
543 plain Venklan Carpets r 44;7.8, 3 4:5-8. and -
0021:191011 VOLlithlg Carpets; Listing and Hag Carpets;
extra super Cbenile Rugs; gaper/um ebonite. do: super
fine Tufted- do • .coramon Tatted do; common Chadic
do; Cbeatla Diaor, Mats; Tufted do rkil.'esara: English •
Sheepskin do; common Sheepskin' der Adelsid Sheep., - •
skin de; Jean, LinthSbeepakin 44 "Ind Mac --_
Dina Sheepskin do; Into Coco and Mks Idanifilbeepskin
Mats. ' •
-OIL CLOTHS AND TRIIIIIIIISCIS.;•••••• -- - t- • • .
Sheet (it! Clotbe r from -12 to 24 fcelin:ldisicto to It any •
size ball or room; 8-4;7 4 4.1.5-4,4„4 - and 34 Oa Cloths;
Green Oil Cltrbs, • for -Window Kind_ lYtroiture` Oil
Cloths; •pal•nt• Stair lib. do: Stair Rods, Of -
Carpet iltruling;,Crandk and Diaper . . Snow 'Drop Nap
kins; Table Mai; Soaking's 16-4, - 2124; 13 4 and
wide Cotton Socking, 84 wide; 'riper cloth Pi eno•and
Table Covers; embossed do do do ; worsted do do do;
Satin Darnskk,` for - Window. , Cemins__; •Tarkey_ , Red -;„
I Chitty, do do,;l`uirkeT Chintz Border; W - uidowMides;• •
Buff Window Linen ; Venidatt- Minds; ;Damask • -
, reens • 'Watered feloreens. . _
• The'aboveroonk..cotudst•of the largest and ever
selected for thisinarkert. •Ilesiik:ptifebased ;direct' from • • .
:die Importers and mannfactorens„comprisiog thecriCh- - •-•-'``;
'eat and latest styles,: and.designs', and •• at price -tan low •
dies cannot fait to please all; "We cordially Invite thaw
~wishing to farnielyStesittboitts.ar •Houses, to Brie ns - a
all at the CarpetWaielaruse; NO VI Fourth9, K. and, - -; • ' .
'l9.WoOdstreet. (oetlBl' . W. IVOLI
liens* - atom the Old Counter itsidui al
PASSAGEfrom JIIVFAIPOOL,LONDONtidtILUMOW
to
- •
'•;',l • NEW yogit
!. - *DFRONI-LIVER POOL TO NEW ORLEANIk BAL
. TIIIORK-IRISTON, CHARLESTON - AND
•• SAVANNAH DIRECT. •- .
General Entigratton and FOreign"litreliaqi (Vito.
• 111IEundersigneChaving,aceepted the Agency of Ihe
above-welf,litopin .prepared to hringent
Passengetirrod the Oliteountry,oh as favorable terns
As Aiircithe'r Hoose iii•tbito City: -
Petssages can be engulfed in the following .
'jailing punctually on the dare opPninted: •
SWALLOW TA IL Line
and 21st of each-I/orith,: • •
RED STAR LINE le Ives ilati,erpool on. the i,1114k or
each month. • • - . ' ' •,r•
THEZ LINE leaves LiverpoollTWlC6 a blonthi,_
••• ANTE LONDON LINE el Packets' frirdLOndon
•on Bth,l3th l dlat had 26th'oreveryldontlii"
THE CLYl`th. LANE at Packets stills firm
-
GLASGOW on Aelsiandlsthlof each month,.'•
Auto—A,Weerlytiue of',PeeYete for NOW Orleans
UX'Paisengetal
s pped from Nfier-Varlltiannyparliil the ;
irrThe resideißsidirerpool;and in;
penntends the embereatlon of RD' passages engaged in "
this Country. • - •
P.S. PC11;011Ir delifolllo of visiting the Old- Country
can have their passage engaged through from Pita-
burgh, by application either personally or: by ;letter;
(post paid) to the undersigned._ -_ - - • • •
PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK. • •
Can' be had at very reduced rates by applying to the
Ondeolgned Agent for the Messrs. Tapsco_,_u of New
York. ,• JAMES HLAKBILI Y,
„Comer of Sixth end Liberty streets, - '
- '• - story) PstubwrgA.
PAaSENI;ERS from the 6RClTun — i — ril, natty of,VAP:
SCOTT d - CO.'S Lines. will be,farnisbed f at sea •
with provisions 'of good 4uality, wsekty, - as follows,
without-any extra char - ge :,Esett Passenger prte Years
of age and over,2elbs bread,.2 th'.,rice, oz:lea,s Rs:
natmeal, lb. sager, Ilb Saar, lb. andantes, and 1
pork. Under 12 years of age, 0 tbs:breadstaliCt RI.
pork, halt allowance ; or yvalp,rand - vin . egar, and halts' ,
lowance of tea, sugar andfatilassea - -
For paaiage apply t'
W. a. J. T: TA OSCOTT /cell;
Sciath s Y:, or So' -
JANES DLAKELY,-• ••• • "
• Sixth and Liberty sts.
lEr',NUT LUMBER—Wanted. a tat o( Dry WS.ll2ll$
T , Boards and flank • .• • RYAN Ik;MIKE:rt, •
• , ,• : . No.3l2.Ffirth ttreet.
Health °Mee.
rISHE pnblio are informed that the OFFICE THE
BOARD OF HEALTH of the City of Pittaborgh is
'at Na: 69 Grant street, between Fourth An - Diamond
numb!, where all Notteas and Conurionleationa Or the
Board must beleft. CHARLES NA.YLOL,
• jyll ' - . , Secretary.
tdmicaarremso. klarravactvasse &ex. , t .
atoeerlete, 1 351.
litlE Amin's! - Election for thirteen 'Directors- of this
1 Bank, will be held at the Banking Rouse, on Mon
day, the 12tit days& November next, between the hours
of D o'clock, A.M., and 3 tee Mel t
ocitB • ... W. D. DENNY. Dishier.
HE STOCKHOLDERS of this Binuliigliam and Eliaa.
T
beditown Tampa's Road Company are, peqnired to
pay lam tea Treasury on or before the. fifth day of Nov.,
1851. An instalment of 55.00 on each sham of Stock
sobseribed. MATTHEW. EL' WERT,
°attend (Journal copy l Thasurez.
- • .Nolte*. . .
acata.aos. Llatot. ott 417.9eilentint.
• • OStabir
A N Election for thirteen s Eirecttirit at' this, Slat, to
serve dazing the ensniasi year, will be held 'at the
Banking. Homan. on Monday, tho 17th day, of .November
next, between the hours of 9 A. M . and 3 P:M•
oettitaite .TMON.A.S M. HOW.E.,'
/NINO ' after a partial absent:oot aeveratmontbs,
EL resumed the PEACSICII OP ISt Law, theanbsetther
will now ain't& undivided attention to the donee of bit
. .
l'se monition baslacos of WillielfrOssiribirMbe close
Pia by: and receive the attention or - botkpattheliold otEce,_
on Grant street Baainess entrusted to the subscriber
wilt In all CAMP Teteil6 prompt attention. -
JOHN- COYLE* Auly er.Counaalloiri(Linw,
°catkin' < G tantra.. Prtuitsarnh.
• . Dein or Prrretentorr:.
' October 17';185t...
AN Election for ThirusetrThrieesre' of th is . Beek, for
the eastung year, Ina be • held at. the Hankleg
House, on ftiont)eyi - ate seirenteentti tiny of NoVembet
next. • . f0et.%)1'; 7 .' 4 40,17ff SNYDF R., Ccss herr,
• - itimacx•
BAIVERES ANDAVIIALE:Butiyi
EXCHANGE COIN, • •
HaNs. NircES_,"
EgGire AND " •
TIME DflAtT.9i4e.,itc•
llolleciloiticarefulliatter4led sodtde,ek4lp l36l "
led to any part of the Union. • • -
07, 4TA °11:81641
Eitiatillr:attd iota "Zit comuto . stpx:
street
nowt.
lN pursuance of toe directions - of anseiofAssembly .
01 41/krti-,1ipti1,: 1 8 3 7., void suppplement thereto of:
the ISA of Apra, entitled as des for the income- .
tenon of. gm Plushargb,'lCluakuilng sad Warren
I°B4lSlLlY•lboolcalvill.ba opened Alt.sabserlptions .
to the tal stdek of Said 'cob:many' it ten - •
!Icon ednesdak; November t9tb; tB5l, et the St. Clair Z.
Hotel in - the city of Pittsburgh, tO'contirrue,open (rem" :-
day la dig ILII a sufficient number 01etterep tmaybe tab
scribed to secure the chimer: ' ,
1101111111' Detuiy, - WaL,R ol,l6o a* 7r,
John H-Shoenberger, Heoritell,Watte,"
Re rd. Darlington, . tiny,
4th at,
Franzis Karat, labia blarrisoo,
Jas., Rots Snowden, George Oem,
Robt-Orr, Samuel
John Hedging, Philip
JO9. Buffington, , - Alez.Coblitalls
HaNhison, Chatabeta alb
Rohl. Spars,' %Mtn'
Rich. Reynolds,. , •
0et.,18, 0351:oc91:d1wIty4J "-' •
- - - _
To liatldero.', .-
PROPOSAL'afor the erretion atil3l. PautticAtittiosra t
In this city will be reeeived hi the Bishop's house'
mini the 7th or November; pparticulsrt aboutthe COndi-.
dons of contract may :be , obtained lat . the same
where theplum venliteationa *wreath, for 'Asper! ,
lion_ The work necessary for (erring My butitthis un i
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