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• ' on the line between Monroe and Adrian, damage
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of . e a mo unt sls,ooo,was done. The trains
j r *'tcaairig . at the rate of 26 miles an hour,
• • =and although every- effort - wae made to stop the
inileiAterrgling after the dan.
. u . ger . ft,baknoStle.ik tye collision. was terific.—
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tthum rood • laott(liidiiii . 'welie in tidos • When within
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escapiCqerions in
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OFFICIAL JOMINAL OP THE CITY.
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SATI?EIt, EDITOR
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aia ATECIRANME 4311 nft tiOtrn•
• pm? • :Deocratan. , ea m .t e, South,
- •
**pita "liitele'eiefiption, joinia - aiv i aiding to
PexuasySlMiadiarilltuitiions eon, the Hoh. Jamas
liutarartut, the highestpraise;for the noble and"
pabiatic• stand helms taken in regard to the
Compromise Measures of the last Congress.—
Many of *these papers hesitate to declare their
prefreatne' for ldr, .13purramili as the Democratic,
candidate far the Presidency, over . all others
mentioned for that nialted , position.
It wild be imposSibie far us to;fMd room for
one half of the able articles on this subject with
'which .anr tiauthern exchangea abound. The
Mobile Doily the_ .principal Democratic
paperinAlabama, thus speaks of Mr BUCHANAN'S
Mendenhall letter :• ' • •• • • • •
J~v•
Hos. Isiska Bouttassao444l3sh an adini- •
ruble letter from this diidlitgdbitied• statesman
which in the present ju4otiiit ','of affairs will be,
. read with, great pleasure ea - satisfaction. The
position of Mr. Buchanan throughout the whole
agitation which has an shaken and connulsed the
country, has hew uniformly oonaerVative and
Patriotic, and as such, we believe, has won not
• • only the:Spprabation, but the applause of lite
ral aahi g h toned men in every portion of the
He-is opposed to further agitation upon
the elaveriAnestion, and to the modification of
the fugitive alive law and condemns Without.re
- serve the factions and corrupt demagogues of
his tam State, who, unmindful of good faith and
, their obligations to the constitution, still persist
- in keepingffena - question fall of mischief and
dan,ger•to'the iknith.:-Thaeourse of Gov. Johns
ton is esyressly,3eferred to by Mr. Buchanan in
terms of clear and• decided condemnation. The
efforts Of Johnston to conciliate the free-soilers
and abiditioniata .of. Pennsylvania, and his avow
ed determination to evade if not destroy that
feature of the "compromise" which makes it
even tolerable at the South, have drawn upon
very justly the' indignation and the censure of
patriotic men like Mr. Buchanan. With loading
statesmen in the North, standing in such an at
titude before the country, proclaiming such Ben
. timente as . Mr. Buchanan does and has done,
-since the beginning of the slavery agitation in
1888—with the glorious results which have just
•taken place in Pennsylvania, worthy to be known
as the "Keystone State"—the South-may still
hope that "the fstal question of slavery will soon
be finally settled and placed at rest"
An able corripondent of the Register, who
signs hirnarlf Hancock, avows his preference for
Mr. Burl , nazi for the Presidency over,Mr..Mar
-,cy or Judge Douglass. We make roam for a
couple of paragraphs from his letter :
Much confidence in the success of Bigler is
fotauled by Pennsylvania politicans, upon the
fact, that Gov. Johnston, since he commenced
canvassing the State, has, with very bad taste,
and had policy, assaulted, in his letters and
spftches, the political and private character of
James Buchanan, the favored and honered son
of Pennsylvania. There - never was a man, whose
private and political chaitTCOter,:was purer than
Buchanan's. fidefy any man to step for
• ward and point to a disreputable act in bis-poli
ticel career-. He was.liever engaged in any po
litical intrigue—his course has always been open,
Manly, bold, independent, and'a6 , ste board—and
from 1816 to the present day be has acted with .
If - .oeratie • and at home and abroad,
- re-s
be owed to his party. In private life hir. Buch
anan has been distinguished fin. the:display of
prry_manly . Tirttie t The breath of .suspicion'
even, never assailed him.; and though immedi
ately connected with the politics of the Union
in times of .great fanatical excitement,. neither
party spirit or party scandal raised a hand or a
voice, to asperse his morality, his virtue, or his
integrity. .It was because of the siotleesness
of hisprivate character, that he was selected by-
Gen. Jackson as his confidential friend' and 'ad
viser out aide of his cabinet—and it is a remark
able historical fact that Mr. 8.. during the eight
years Gem Jackson was in power, possessed an
influence with him, that no other man on earth
even realized. He had sevcral:op'poitunitica of
going into Jackson's cabinet, but never embrac
ed them.
• stiy- NUMBER. Tassig of the artieles of "Pub
licole.' in regard to the Allegheny Valley Rail
mad, received, and will. shortly appear. By
the *ay, we observe that anumber of papers
suggegt . the name of Gov. Jonarrrois as a suitable
person for President of this` Ro'ad. We would
have no manner of objection to this selection:—
We . abkir the political 'sentiments of Gov. JOHN
taw as every body knows ; but if he will abjure
politics, we have no doubt but that he possesses
business Tialifloations sufficient to enable him
to manage the affairs of the Allegheny Railroad
to the satisfaction of the public.
Editors Flee ted.
• We should have stated before this that Col.
Menonssn, the distinguished Editor of the Re
publican, was elected Treasurer of Wesbnpreland
county, and Gen. 1314LUELT, one of the Editors
of the Spectator, was elected Treasurer of Ve
_ naniMcou.uty, at the late election. The public
-''moige! - Ncill never be improper:ly appropriated
when entrusted to the care of Democratic Edi
tors. We congratulate our friends of the press
on their success.
,qty` The Cleveland (Ohio) Herald, the day
after theelection, took own the name of Gener
al Efoott, which it had borne at the head of its
colnms during the canvass.—Vouiivii/e Courier,
Whig.
liiiitie'the awful disaster that -.has recently
overtaken whiggery in Perinsyliqinisi and Ohio;
"We presume Mi. Fillmore or Mr. Webster will
soup-ercede old "Fuss and Feathers" in the af
fections of that party.
As!, pr...Hßtledge, Bishop elect of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Florida, , was
consecrated at Augusta, Ga., on the 15th inst ;
Bishops Elliott, Gadsden and Cobb officiating.—
Bev. Dr. Williams, assistant Bishop elect of Con
necticrot, will be'eoniecrated at Hartford on the
29th inst. Rev. Br. Whitehouse, assistant Bish
op elect of Illinois, will be consecrated at New
Ytirk in November, and Rev. Dr. Creighton, Pro
visional Bishop elect of New York, probably at
the same time.
"";??.• ova. BooaCitatiliAm-N
Tax FAiiairiaarkebntainuigan anuTyfr f lF4 and
FAtec44t orAlre7ektiOtrxhiall
thellui4tif tkitt ttatitiniiirgilther"
iffivitirvOiikiary cfAhoAlikuutiil frotd:ibi„origin,
nOCSitxton7
This desirably and seasonable woil4s publish
ed in two volumes by Charles ElcrilMei, New
York, in the fine style which characterizes all his
dublicatiaql/4. the Areseit ,1 8 0
piegnantwithgrest events; • tuid
"fioiniiiSchttie •
from under the feet of tyrants to take ita posi
tion as a nation of the earth, it is proper for
everyiatellt ~ gentpeison # o liec '
ome into le' 1t
the hli . 3tery„af people, and the!vtonrces of the:
country: To.ani of .' our-readers • who desire an
'excellent liailt.iaiiiiiiitbjeckwe.,iiiirrunend these
volumes. ". ' •
TrrnEeoctt of dararton.--The `Scripture doctrine
contrasted with the geological theory. By Ele— •
azar Lord, with an introduction by Richard W.
Dickinson, D. D. New York : Chas. Scribner.
This is one of the books which have lately ap
peared as . antidotes to the " Vestiges of Crea
tion," and no doubt it will command a ready
sale. For our own part we have always thought
the Bible should be held as a "sacred book of
morals, and onghtiot to.be dragged into every
controxersy,whialMiaitotleism may seek on the
fields of the jtailtialaciences. pat to those Chris
tians who will seek the warfare with the Vivians
of the day, we think the volume before us will
prove an excellent aid.
OCTOBEB•80
Esselte ON VIM PUNITIVE CIIMOU Ounces, re
printed•by permission:Pm:a:the Princeton re
view, with corrections and additions by the
same writer. New York : Charles Scribner.
This little voitime.contains much biblical lore,
tinged ;kid/ Presbyterianism. It has an able
'essay on what is culled "Apostolical succession,"
claiming that tie Presbyterians are really as
much possessed of it as any other church what
ever.
Baanasmocto : a book for boys and girls. By
Mrs. L C. Tuthill.
"t2ntg i■ u totid tlo'tt bat Hottlittst t. batter "
The above is''thc.title of a pretty book from
the press. of ChnlarSCribner, New York, and
'is suitable for the approaching holidays when
boys' and girls' libraries aro to be replenished.
GIILLI4EII .104 ; his three voyages in Kailoo, ily
drogenia and gjario. New York Charles
Scribner
The above is the title of a boy's book which
will surely be bought about the holidays. It is
got up in the admirable style which we have
spoken Of is peculiarly belonging to Sbribner's
publications.
All the above works are for sale at the book
store of our friends A. H. English & Co., Wood
street.
Our enterprising - and Idefatigable manager,
Mr. FOSTER, who has been presenting to the
public so much of splendid scenery, &c. in "The
Naiad -Queen" -and 4 , La Etayadare ;" snob ex
quisite bga9ty . ttpdgracefalness as Miss Sntotanzt
and La Belle Ootasa ; and whose whole ener
gies seem to be directed to the public gratifica
tion and amusement,—now announces the en
gagement of Miss DAVENPORT. This lady is
now regarded as the brightest ornament of the
Aniericin stage ; and we sincerely hope that her
engagement may prove equally agreeable and
profitable to herself and the manager, as we
know it will be to all who may witness her per
formances. Miss DAVENPORT appears to-night
as Th.. Countess, in Knowlo's great play of
"Love," and Mr. C. FVsrsa will sustain the
character of Haan.
. .
We see in the Democratic papers recently re
ceived, the names of a number of active and
"eminent Democrats . mentioned in connection
with the office of Secretttryiitthe Commonwealth.
burgh, and Judge Dom, of "Harrieburg.—Penn
syloanian.
,Either of the gentlemen spoken of would
fill the office of Secretary of State with credit
to themselves, and honor to the great Democrat
ic party of Pennsylvania. La this, as in all oth
er matters of the kind, we have no preference
to express; but we are satisfied that the Gover-
nor elect will select a true and tried Democrat
for the station.
Dr. KINKEL met an enthusiastic reception at
Wheeling from the Germans and Americans of
that place. The Gazette of Tuesday oontains
the following description of the meeting on Sat
urday night:
The meeting in behalf of Germany at the
Melodion, on Saturday night, was one of the larg
est and most respectable and orderly meetings
ever held in this City. It was a - throng in which
there was heart and soul; the love of home, the
love.of liberty, the love of mankind. The May
or was called to preside With 25 Vice Presidents
and two secretaries. The object of the meeting
was explained by Mr. Rodceker in German, and
Dr. Dunham in English, by whom resolutions
were offered. Dr. Kinkel then addressed the
meeting at length in German, eliciting by his
style, dignity, grace and force of oratory, the
highest admiration of all and attracting the
whole attention of those who understood him.
The meeting closed by the enthusiastic adoption
of the resolutions, the appointment of the com
mittee and the reception of subscriptions to the
national loan.
The election in this new State takes place on
Tuesday, November 4th. The Democracy have
nominated. Hon. A. J. Upham for Governor;
Timothy Burns for Lieut. Governor; Charles D.
Robinson for Secretary of State; Edward H.
Janssen for Treasurer of State; Experience
bitabrook for Attorney General; and Azel P.
Ladd for State Superintendent. At the same
time Presidential Electors and Delegates to the
National Convention are chosen.
QTY Mdlle Parodi, the accomplished and dis
tfmgoished vocalist, ip giving
,Concerts at Detroit.
When will she ?
Tea, said to have been grown by the East In
dia Company on the slopes of the Himalaya
mountains, at latitudes ranging between 2200
and 6500 feet above the level of the sea, has
been recently sold in London. It is represented,
moreover, to.have a ready sale at prices above
the ordinary rates.
The Agricultural Fair and Cattle-Show, at
Baltimore, closed on ,Friday, It attracted an
immense concourse of persons, and the Sun says
surintMed tuilything which Maryland had ever
before accomplished.
Captain Austin, of the English Searching Ex-
Piditiert, is generally blamed in London for hav
ing turned homewards without seeking the lost
seamen in the Wellington Channel, after he had
traced them to its entrance.
Madame Celeste is still at the Broadway, N.
Y. Mr. Dickinson is giving Shakspearian read
ings at New Haven, Conn. Madame Anna
Bishop is entertaining the Newark, N. J., folks.
The Bulpues liberality to Kossuth and all the
other refugees continued up to the day of their
deputare. They cost him 80,000,000 of pi
astres, or $1,500,000, sit:tp!? th e i r entrance in
An Kn 's gliSh..loufnal is of opinion that the tem-
Pak'nrY AnPetiority of the Americans in some
things is:the result'of a ditecteed activity of the
nervous system which makes us bright, but ahort
10ed. 'Wonderful!
. ,
A boy choked hie mother to death, in Tipton
county, Indiana, not long slime. She tried to
make him do something distasteful to him, when
he threw-heron the Led and held her there until
. .
: The Grand Jury, of
rilaboroughoonnty, N.
4?haindictF4teCanrdard Olaremo n t
a l Co mpan y; the
•e4enee at croe
a'there.one.3fr.'C¢nlt
ame time
ekes, while attempting tio (sixth
.tke track'.
Theltac4te44=u Ty 9 Gaya , that the re
intred sugt of.l4ll*ti'apottre thelooation of t,
University under the toitninage of the Episcopal
Church, at that place, will be secured ere anoth
er week.
THE THEATRE
Secretary of State
Dr. Minkel in Wheeling
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s:,;:r -7V 84iteinber AD; 1851.
L. l iLlitr,mo3sq.
The pnaktge of the "Act to incorporate the
Rempfietd Railroad Company,” through the Le
gialatare,fias been , largely commented upon : by
the Pittsburgh
And the Hon. Georgogiirsie - isieportid in the
"Coramernial Julyi as
iIaYARR 81 4— f.!3l94geto yier thin gs,f‘t. a Public
meeting held in the City eintabnriihOtitli
-126 of July: (over wliiali loPpreitapti,): that the
Hempfield Railroad. had been amuggred , through the
“Permaylvania Legislature."
And 44 that the Bill•has been hurried ihrouSthatte
Sends during a floe 'Minutes' absence on hiiiiart
attending to committee business." n.
I was greatly surprised to learn that kir. Dar I
sie had made such remarks. And in as much as ,
I am Imovin by many to have originated and in
troduced that bill into the House of Representa
tives, a proper regard for my own reputation
determined me at once to reply to these charges ,
But my private engagenients and the delay inci
dent to procuring the evidence, which will ac
company this, has prevented me hitherto.
My recollection of the history of the passage
of the "Efartpfteid RatirOad" is as distinct as if
it had occurred but yesterday, and I have no
hesitation in saying that that man does not live
who can say with truth that any occasion was
sought to pass it in the absence of the Senator
orSepresentatives from Allegheny, or by any
other Unfair means.
It was a separate Bill containing some twenty
sections with an appropriate.and significant title.
(Hempfield, being the name of the Township
which surrounds the Borough of Greensburgh,)
and was read distinctly and plainly in the House
by William S. Picking, the Chief Assistant
Clerk, in the presence of Dr. Jones R. McClin
tock, Robert Walker, and John Miller, Repre
sentatives from the County of Allegheny, who
were all present during the whole time that it
was under consideration in the House.
The Bill having passed the House, was sent to
the Senate for concurrence. I passed over to
the Senate Chamber, and desired Mr. lingua,
the Senator from Westmoreland, and Mr. Law
rence, the Senator, from Washington, to have it
brought to the consideration of the Senate, ob
serving that Mr. Darsie, who was in his scat,
would probably oppose it.
In a short time the bill was called up, and the
Clerk prooeeded to read it without opposition--
I remained in the Sonata Chamber during the
greater part of the time the bill was under con
sideration, and so long as 1 remained there, Mr.
Darsie continued to occupy his scat.
For further particulars relative to the regular
ity of the passage of this bill, I refer to the fol
lowing extracts from the Journals of the Senate
and House, and to the accompanying letters of
members of the Legislature, to whom I am deep
ly indebted for the kind and prompt manner, in
which thoy have vindicated the friends of this
project from the most unjust charges.
Extracts from the Journals.
House Journal, Vol. L, p. 1232. "Mr. Laird
read in his place, and presented to the Chair
"a Bill No. 1016, entitled an Act to incorporate
"the Hempfield Railroad Company, which bill
"was read and laid on the table. -After
wards on the 1411. of May, House Journal, p.
1266. "On motion of Mr. Laird,
" The Rule for going into Committee of the
" whole, being in this case dispensed with, the
"Bill No. 1016, entitled an Act to incorporate
"the Hempfield Railroad Company, was read
"the second time, considered and agreed to and
"ordered to be transcribed for the third read
"On motion of Mr. Laird,
"The Bale prohibiting the reading of Rills
"twice on the same day, being in Ode ease dis
.
"present • e same to the Senerrenee t ." .
Senate Journal, Vol. 1, page 1170.
" The Clerk of the House of Representatives,
"being introduced, presented for concurrence,
"a Bill numbered and entitled to follows, viz :
"No. 1016, an Act to incorporate the Ilempfield
"Railroad Company—mild 13111 (No. 880 Senate
"file,) was read the first time."
Same foamed, p. 1172.
" On motion of Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Hurls.
"the Rules were dispensed with in case of Bil
"No. 880 from the House of Representatives,
"entitled an Act to Incorporate the fiempfield
" Railroad Company. And the Bill was read a
"second and third time, and passed."
In bringing forward this project, I was not
actuated by any spirit of unkindness towards the
citizens of Pittsburgh. The genius, the energy,
the enterprise, and the industry and skill, which
have built up that great city, and developed such
immense industrial and commercial resources,
command my highest respect. :lad lam sorry
to think that there are some who regard the
completion of the Ilemptleld Railroad as a cala
mity that will paralyzo the business of that city.
In my judgment, Pittsburgh will lose nothing by
thin Road that she would not have lost by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, while Pennsylva
nia will gain much.
The motives that guided me, were these—The
completion of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
to its terminus on the Ohio River, would make a
shorter route between Baltimore and the Valley
of the Mississippi, and the West and Beath,
than the route by way of Pittsburgh and the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Philadelphia. And of
course the commerce and travel of that great
country and the wide fields that are expanding
beyond it, would be lost to Pennaylvania. To
meet the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at the
point of its termination on the Ohio River, and
to oppose a shorter and a better route to the sea
board cities on the Atlantic over Pennsylvania
improvements, would restore to Pennsylvania
immense commercial advantages which she was
about to lose. That object could be secured by
leaving the Pennsylvania Railroad at Greensburg
and pasting on directly to Wheeling, where the
energy and enterprise and capital of Pennsylva
nia could come fairly and directly into competi
tion with her great rival, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, upon her own "stamping ground."—
To secure these advantages, and to make Pennsyl
vania improvements forever a part of the Great
National highway that will one day unite the
commercial cities of the Atlantic, with the rising
commercial cities of the Pacific, the Hompfield
Railroad Bill was projected and passed.
It is with great reluctance that I have been
driven to the necessity of correcting the errors
which have filled the public mind in reference to
the passage of this bill. But to allow the potent
voice of Mr. Darale to stand without denial,
would be a tame submission to infamy which
conscious guilt alone must thole. I blush for no
public act of mine, and stand indifferent wheth
er they be scrutinized by the eye of the Eagle
or thiA.Mola.
Very rospeotfully,
Extract of a letter from , Hon. Isaac Huous,
dated
Flom:moss, Ps., July 28, 1861
Ma LArsn—Dear Sir:—Your letter of the 16th
inst was received yesterday, and from a state
ment therein made, it appears that some kind
person, who took part in a railroad meeting
lately held in the city of Pittsburgh, boldly as
serted that the Hempfield Rtuiroad Bill was
passed through the Legislature by the deception
of those having it in charge. So conscious am
I of the utter falsity of such a charge, (as far as its
passage through the Senate is onoemed,) that
those who make It should be only answered by
a contemptuous tolence. Others, however, may
feel differently ; and for their benefit I make the
following statement.
The Remplield Railroad Bill was started in
the geloe as an independent Bill, and on the
bystday of the session but one, passed, as I was
them informed, without opposition. bninedia - te:
ly after its passage in the House, yon
upon me at my seat in the Senate, and informed
me of its panne there; AAd apreatic4 you
wishes2-,irisAita its • passage through the
, . , .
•' 011111 . 40 ; -fgte tune telling me that Mr.
Tso oppose i the Sill. In a few minetna,
I....illeltirds*Arttnie.favormi me. I obtained:the
floor end canal up, when it passed after
irno r*Offuolrtystiota; no oneopposing. Mr. Per
':being: engaged
, wilting - et his desk at the
time. * * * * *
Yours truly,
• • BED/oam, Pa., July 29, 1851.
11. P tetuto=Dear Sir:—Your letter of a
recent dateifies just been received: You de-
sire to hear • frotu.me • my recnileotion of. the,.
facts relative to the passage of "Act to In
corp6rate. Hailrond. Company . .'!
I was a member of the House of Repiesentative's
dnhig thereeesion of - IMO. -- • The - Bfli"ta which
you refer was eewil4gred . on Tuesday, flay 14,
1860. It was taken up on your own motion,
having Item:tread in place sometime previously.
The-Houte dispensed with the. first. reading of
8i11.,1t was — read the :second time entirely
through. Read the thiretime by . it# title, did
passed. This is the usual course, ionlese,tfi t il;,,
friends. of a lilt desire to amend it by going.
frn..o a committee ofthe whole: It was the-first.
billizonsidered' on the afternoon of that day.
DuiMg the recess of the. laY,. I .hati, promised
Messes. Brindle, Drum tr. Slifer, •to aid in bring
ing forward a bill in which they were interest
ed, known by the imme,of.," Sugar Valley."
I think that I compli3ined to you that the
length °Einar bill would consume so much time
that it 'would endanger the passage of " Sugar
Valley." Soon diir the passage of the "Hemp-'
field Bill," I obtained the floor, which I yielded •
to a friend of " SugaiValley," on whose motion
it was considered. Innegord to the presence of
the members from Allegheny county during the
passage of that bill, my reealleetion is quite as
distinct for the same reasons:!,One member of
that delegation, (Mr. Espy) hed.obtained leave
of absence about two weeks.. previona to this
time: The others were all. preset% We relied
upon them as three votes in lavor,of Sugar Val
ley, which we bad determined to lifitqg forward
at that time. I know of nothing irhiblhad the
appearance of unfairness, in the passage. of the
bill mentioned in your letter; through thaTouse.
Of its passage through the Senate I lamitiAotb
ing, except; what is shown by the journal eC.that
body: i" • Tours respectfully. &c.,
JOHN CESSNA)f
--•!0
H P. L&1111), Esq.—Dear Sir : —Your letter of
the 4th inst is received, in which you desire me
to communicate to you the knowledge I have of
the passage of the " Hempfteld Railroad Bill "
through the Legislature ; and remarking that
Mr. Hardie and others say that it was obtained
surreptitiously.
My recollection of the origin, progress, and
passage of the bill is distinct; and I know it to
have originated as other bills of similar charac
ter, to have been read regularly through, sec
tion by section, in the 1101.113 e. Mr. McClintock of
Allegheny being very near the Clerk during its
reading, and at least two of his colleagues in
their seats. It came to the Senate as other bills
did, we called up {as the journals show) by my
self; was regularly read, and passed without
any opposition. Mr. Dallis being in his seat dur
ing the, whole time, except one minute he walk
ed to Ithe Committee room on the left of the
Speaker, which did not, as you are aware, take
him beyond the hearing of the Clerk- The
charge that be was induced to leave the Cham
ber lest he might defeat the bill, is gratuitous
and withoutfoundation. And I speak positive
ly, for I conversed with him at hisseat during
the reading of part of the Bill. It was a just
and fair bill; intended to benefit a portion of
the State, heretofore deprived of public improve
ments, and was as fairly passed as any other
bill. If the Allegheny members failed to notice
it, certainly we were not expected to take es
pecial pains to inform them on this subject, and
had they discovered it, I cannot tell what rea
sonable argument they could have advanced
against it. I trust, after a careful examination
of the public interest involved, their opposition
will yield ; and that the spirit now manifested
by those more directly interested, will continue
until the road is completed ; forming, ea it does,
the moat direct communication between the East
and the Great West. Our neighbors of Pitts
burgh will find that their own natural advanta
ges, the completion of the Central Road, as well
as those leading westward, will always insure
to them more than a sufficiency of trade and
travel to cause them to grow and prosper.
With much respect and esteem,
I remainyours, G. V. LAWRENCE.
you introduced or had partied the Hempfield
Railroad Bill secretly or clandestinely, they do
you great injustice. On the llth of May, 1.850,
I read in my place ; and. on leave given, pre
sented to the chair, Bill No. 1016, entitled, an
" Act to incorporate the Philadelphia and San
con Railroad Company." And immediately
thereafter you read in place ; and on leave given
presented to the Chair the Bill No. 1016, en
titled, - An Act to incorporate the Ilempfield
Railroad Company." Both these bills were
read; and as the Session was drawing to a close,
were not referred to committees, but " laid on
the table." (See page 1282, Journal R. R.)
The bills being printed and put on filo on the af
ternoon of the 14th May, you called up your bill
and lt was read the second time, agreed to and
on your motion the rule prohibiting bills from
being read twice on one day was dispensed
with so far as regarded that Bill and it was
read a third time and sent to Senate for concur
rence, (See page 1286.)
At the time this bill was under consideration
in our House, Mr. McClintock, Mr. Miller, and
Mr. Wather of Allegheny, were in their seats;
and the journal dhows that Mr. McClintock im
mediately after your bill had passed, called up
another bill whloh he had in charge, (No. 908,)
and had it passed in the same manner and sent
to Senate. And the names of Messrs. McClin
tock, Miller and Wather, will all be found on
the yeas and nays on the report of the Commit
tee of Conference on the Apportionment Bill in
the morning of that day. (Seepage 1259.) And
on the Sugar Valley and White Deer Turnpike
Bill, on the afternoon of that day, immediatel y
after your Bill pamied. (See page 1267.)
Therearo two cirtjumatances that recall the pas-
sage of your bill to my mind. The first is that .
in the Bill I read In place, I had made it very
short referring to the general Railroad law. In
yours 'think you went more into detail, and I
asked you why you did so. Ido not now re
collect your reply, if you made one. Another ;
was that you were more fortunate in getting .
yours through, thin I was in getting the Phila. •
delphia and Simeon Railroad Law passed.
Very truly yours, J. M. PORTER.
H. P. Laird, Esq.
Extraot of a letter from the Ron. W. A. Crabb,
dated
Hy Dear Sir: V I certainly
know of no unfair means that were resorted to,
to accomplish the end of the friends of the bill.
* * * * * j feel convinced, that you re
sorted to no unewliamentary or objectionable
means to effect your object.
In haste but very truly yours,
WM A. CRABB.'
IL P. Laird, Rad.
Extract of a lettertirom the Hon. Augustus Drum,
dated .•
INDIANA, Pa., July 26, 1861.
Dear Sir * ,* * * * I was present
in the Senate at the time of the passage of that
believe on ` the day previous to the day
of adjournment)--and I certainly do not know of
any oironmstances connected with its passage,
which would incliclite any want of fairness or
regularity. My tot recollection on the subject
of Mr. Darsie's pOsence, is that he was seated
at his desk, adjoinixt . g mine, engaged in writing
a letter. -Very truly,
AIIGUSTUB DRUM.
H. P. Laird, Esrf.
garnet from a letter from Win. Jack, Esq.,
Clerk of the House of Representatives, dated
Houaritsysnuno, July 28th, 1851.
H. P. Luan, Rsqt
Dear Sir,!—lnre ly to your letter I can state
rebolleot very well the history of the pas
'pigs of the Bill, incorporating the Hempfield
Rgboad, through tlie House of Representatives.
It was read in pined previous to its final passage,
by yourself, and aid over, as is generally the
case with Bills, forifurther action. On the day
before the final adjournment of the Legislature
you called it np, when it was read regularly, sec
tion by section, by 'Win. 8. Picking, Esq., the
Assistant Clerk. The bill passed without objeo
tion—no explanatlim was called for, and none
was given. It passed as fairly as any other
Bill, during the session, and there were at least
a portion of the members for Allegheny county
present, when the Bill was read. * * * *
Respectfully ySars, Sec
U. P. LAIRD
Extract Proni a letter from the Hon. J. B.
Speaker ofithe House, dated
CLARION, Auggat 1, 1851.,
Dear .S i r: * *1 * * * From an ex
amination of the Jogrnala, I can freely aay, that
it (the Hompfield Rtiilivad) Wea palized:m a die
ISAAC HIIGUS.,
Monoxoextra.a CITY, Aug. 9, 1861
Ensros, Aug 77,
PIIIIODELPHIA, Angina 6, 1861
WM. JACK_
mot losstio - n, the title of-Ins-HA L-b n g snap
oiated-.4the Clerk, as well_bs the ; and
Ant 4se votes ' of 'amt:afternoon show that there
was OSenital faiinonce - zia Ihe members. The
of yod actindiaatea anything .else than de
ception
tlt the f3ttlect of the
Oct ; :mith(int:CErgulia. * *- *- * All I
can 'add is, thkfrOm your uniform conduct, as
a member of the House,—your frank and honor
able deportment as such,—l cannot believe, that
you used the slightest deception, in procuring_
the passage of the Hempfield act.
Very truly and•Aiplatfkillk•yourw,
-- , J. S. ttc..a4o,loNT.
ilfra; Esq.
i i iivrnit Do.. moormosiocia.
- •
ITTSBIIIIOII, , •
Mextra: :Varj2er Lilyton
In one of the September numbers of the Poet
you announced to your readers that yon had re
ceived a long communication , from •the - pep of
'Harrison P. Laird, Esc; , of.Westmoreland cann
ay, on the titibject of the paseake, of the Hemp'
591 d Railroad bill ; at the szunii time, promising
it a place in your columns;‘ at- an • early period
aftOr the election.
Iltave reason to believe, front-statements in
dustito': nsly made by Mr. Laird,- ana:repeated to
me by,frieads,(that his , come:l:utile:talon will not ,
be celebrated for Aistorie truth,--the leading ob . -
jects t ling to 'lnflict the grossest personal injus
tice, under . cei , erl' of 'an impotent attempt ,to
shieldlM*lf,frumptixe,ilierge of tecjislatioe
trigue. t
You are share, that calumny once uttered is
scarcely ever`reaclied in all its politts Of circu
lation; and that vice, under the guise of : virtn
ens indignation often makes impressioim which
prove. indelible, unless the. public judgment is
forewarned. • •
' These coneidertgone render it important that
the antidote should accompany thtpoison. Yet
I must forego the privileges of knoll an-exami
nation of the-nscons as would enable me to pub
lish my answer simultaneously withthe charges,
unless, indeed, M. 'L bas had the unexpected
magnanimity to vest you with authority to extend
the courtesy.
Shbuld you have nb grant of this generous
nature, be Ichtd.encugh; to insert this note in the
same number of your paper in which the 4.His
_tory" given by your correspondent Shall appear,
that the citizens of Allegheny County may know
'that a full and truthful, not triumphant, an
swer will follow.
I am, very respectfully, yours,
JONAS R. Id'CLINTOCH.
117 Caird. We, the undersigned, pas•engens on
board, Me steamer JAMES NELSON, Capt. Tansies
Moms Von her late trip from, Wheelingto.Pittsburgh,
take plenfture in bearing testimony to the courteous
treatment of the officers,and lake this method of return•
tog oar thanks, and .would recommend the steamer
James Hellen lathe traveling community, with the 85-
...ranee Magill chat can be done to promote their com
fort will be tendered them y the gentlemanly officers •
and we wouldpanicularly recommend Mr. Waxiest C.
Amami. the Clerk, for kis urbanity and attention:—
I) S Jones, Robert Chaplin. M C Chaplin, A B Wilkins,
T.l HolNdn W H Lille, R I Porte, Matthew Bentley,
J C Campbell, Kew J C Cunningham, Fl Harden, George
W Marian, F D Norton and lady, William Harmer, Jno
Holcott, Robert Haden, Cbriguan Sanders.Chartrs J
Russell, H fl Carey, G A Rep pert, Alexander ArGil
bree, John M Irwin, D Barrow, R Trimble, H
F Barrow, William Brown, W L. Pennell, Sohn L
Myers, Joseph Sheppard, James Little, Samuel Kenne
dy, Peter Tielfinger, James H Peterson, David M'Clay,
TF Carey, John Green. F D Thompson and lady, John
Pick truism, Thomu Lloyd, Hugh Douglass, U. S. A., tV
Harrison, John Gilmore, Wm Bigfiam, J H Atkinson,
Jeremiah Reese,/ Benakard, Newton Calhoun, Charles
Dean, H Stoekdale, George Dean, P Lucy,l El Moore.
LADIES;
Mary Bankhero, Margaret Johnston, Mrs Dean, Mrs
J H Atkinson, Mrs Sl'Cormick. Mrs Nancy.Nortoo. Mrs
Rivers,-Mrs Mary Cowl, • Mrs Ilolyman, bliss ?Alice,
Miss Mary A - 13arrow,'Illisa AAA Gilmore, Miss Flu
.helb Calhoun. Miss Marrlane• Striekdate, Miss Mary
Darns, Miss Deliah Landsherry,.Actint-Marriet Byrne.
Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Eliza ByruP.4
ENISON—A choice let just received at the BANK
P.XOHhItIGE. on Thinl onset. . oct20:1 w
Wasysim horoasnex Corms"
Pittsburg/CM:Whet 59,1851.
A N Election (or Thirteen Directors of this loserrance
Company, to serve during the ensuing year. wilt be
held at the Office of the Corn. , nny, on•Toesday, the t Ith
day of November next, between the, heats of 10 o'clock,
A. Dd.,and 3 o clock, P. Al.
- •
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RANDIES, WINES AND GIN—
) half pipes Cognac Brandy. Jismis Hennessy ;
2u qr. casks do do do;
OP ...tares do do' do;
1011411 pipes Rochelle Brandy. A. e•eignette;
la Of. cubs do do do;
10 oetarcs do do - - do;
4 pipes Holland Gin
2 puncheons Scotch Malt Whiskey;
10 qr casks hlsdeira Wine; • •
' 'lO qr. calks Pale Sherry Witie , —rarioushroada;..
SO do I. T. Teneride Wine. Carpenter's;
AIL _do__ Port Wine—vari ous grades & tantages;
'— .11 7 1.; e. eIIt /Inman AV MO,.
do Dry do;
In store and (or sale by
MILLER & RICKETSON,
Nos. 221 and 2 Liberty street
T ( IVERING'd SUGARS
-20 bores Doable Refined Loaf Sager ;
30 bis. Crushed do •
30 bla. Coarse Pulverised do;
20 bla. Fine do . do;
In store and tot sale by
oct3o A
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS
10 M. Regalia Ilavana • Nnbajos; •
10 do Cilendride do ;
S do Embassadors do ;
do Medium Size Neptune;
tO d i do Deena Vista ,
S do London Size Duendo ;
1:20 do Principe'', Croz &Sons
70 do of various brands, Regalia, Imperial, and
other sizes. la store and for sale by
oct3o MILLER & RICKETSON.
ONOPIGIHRLA WHISKEY
-I.i 470 els. Pons Rye; tfrom one to 1:
360 els. half Corn and half Rye ; y years old
In 'tor, and for sale by
of t3O
/10IFVEE—ZO bogs Rio, Leguyna said Jayt Coffee.
‘,/ In store and tor tele by
oeCO MILLER it RICKETSON
A Card
THE undersigned would tender their sincere thanks to
the firemen of the City for their indefatigable ex
ertions at the fire abide destroyed a portion of their
Flouring !dills, on the 29th instant
own, .WILMARTH & NOBLE. .
C
TARTAR—t2bIa. Powdered warranted pare
•
—for sale by
vela°
B. A. FA kINFATOCK & CO.
Q A LAD OW-60 basket% (or sale by
R. 3 01)00 B.A. FAHNKSTOCK &CO
to . ILV At A 0 lb bla. (or sale by
►7 oct3o O. A. PANNESTOOK &CO
y bNITIAN RED-40 Ws. b t tlnirlish tor male by
oetoo D. A. FANNF3TOCH k CO.
ENNA-1,000 the. prime Alexandria ter sale by
00130 B. A. PAHNESTOCIE & CO
Tile Galt House
, ,
O. 16 WYLIE STREET—Is fine up In first-rate
style for the reception of Weekly an d Day Board
ers. OYSTER and other SOUPS served up in the best
stole. ocl2s:lenlte4tvri P. • MN
rest Inducements to lntostnosin
A N opportunity Is now offered to buy out a business
A
that is now fully established, and will prove profit
able. The stock amounts to about 12 or 91600, which
will be disposed of on rims. Any person wiehing to
commence business on favorable terms, the above pre.
gents n rare chance. Apply immediately.
AMAIN It MOFFTTT,
No. 14 St. Clair street.
T HE GOARDinNS OF T"'"
tiIk — OUAMENTWP T,FIE POOH of die — Trii or
t. Pittsburgh wUI hold their Montbly Blasting on
Thursday, October 00th, at 2 o'clock, P. M., when there
will be an deaden for Secretary and Agent, to supply the
place of J ared ht. Brash. assayed. foenttidtt
iIkFOR LIVERPOOL—Packet of (As 6th. of
November The packet ship LIVERPOOL,
Capt. Gardner, will sail as above, her regular
day. For freight or passage, having superior accommo
dations, apply to the captain, on board. foot of Burling
slip, or to JAMES BLAKELY,
oct2p corner Sixth and Liberty eta
. spiel -0. AC - - To sat
g ` Bth of November-The packe ship HENRIK
5•• • HUDSON, S. C. Wanes, Master, will sail as,
'above her tegatar day. For (Might or passage
having elegant accommodations, apply to the captain,
on board, at Murray'. wharf, foot of Wharf street, or to
JAMES BLAXELY. Agent,
Sixth and Liberty. sta., Pittsburgh
WHO WANTS A FARMS—For Sale—A desirable
Farm of 165 acres, having upwards of one ban
died in first-rate cultivation; balance in good timber,
and about eighty acres of coal Tbbo whole Farm is
well watered, and can be brought into cultivation; a
dwelling boase, barn and stable, with other improve
ments. Situate 18 miles from the city, on the Kittanning
road. Price 52800. Terms favorable.
S CUTHBERT .Generel Agent,
50 Smithfield street.
Humbug versus Selene,.
IMPORTANT TRIAL—AT Patio Ram..—On Wed
nesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, October
29th 30th and Ist November, at 71 o'clock.
" If an opinion be erroneous, it requires discussion,
that Its errors may be exposed. if it be true, it will gain
adherents in proportion as it Is eramlned."—Dr. Cooper.
Quitirrioms.—Oan the Mesmeric or Magnetic state be
produced? Is Mesmerism or Mental Electricity a pow
erful remedial agent Affirmative, 1.1. FEEBLY No.
gative—The Medical Faculty, who are all unbelievers,
with all the literary 'kendes who feel an interest In the
advancement of science stud the prostration of imposi
tion. Jurors—The Sovereign People. This trial wilt
be conducted on terms equally fairto both parties.
He will teach the Science of Menial Electricity to a
Clans of Ladies and Gentlemen, on Friday evening, Oc
tober 31, at n o'clock. Class Tickets 510. Each in
valid must procure one. The poor supplied gratuitously,
The Clergy and Editors free. Admittance 25 cents.
oct29 4t
Double Heed Melodeon.
THE subscriber has just opened a very fine Melodeon,
5 octaves, with double salt of reeds, made.. b y_ the
original inventors, Carhardt and Needham , Now York.
This Instrument Is equal in point of power and volume
to any small organ, and far . prefemble to It for sweetness
of tone, capaeity to stand in trine and facility for trans,
porting. These instruments are made expressly for
church use, and owingle the lowness of price are fast
superseding the organs. The public are respectfully
invited to call and examine thus flue hielodecn previous
to Its leaving the subscriber's wareroom, It having been
purchased bye congregation in this city.
H.LE.BER, No. 101 Third at.,
0049 Sole agent for Oarhardt &Needham's afelodeon
itArAcKEREL.— .
75 blo.leugo N0. . 3 51aoltalfel, (Mass. inspection;)
40 hUblo. do •do •• %-:1110 : do-.
10 do ' - do - I :, del 77:4703.7 1
• 40 do do 2 ',AD '
In scare and for isalv by
MILLER & RICILETSON,
N 01.221, and =Liberty street
mr.
.Ti t o 31 Dalai , . BeititisitdWill be given to
any nernion detnating..hoya or men in-stealing the Pass
from the ,410onf 0( the aabseribenn ..._
soPear ":' • ,' - " '', . MILE E'ER .a. LAYTON.
"Dr' Odd Ittacre t Han,
_Odarroßuitdeof, Fourth
e
strut, butlers ed . rnd SmdArstrd stmts.—Pittsburgh
Encampment, No. 2; meets tat and 3d Tuesdays of each'
month. . . ~.. .
Pittsburgh Degree Lodge, N 0.4, meets 2d and 4 th Tues
days •
g.
ani; Meet , Ca' Lodge, N 0.9, meets every Thursday even._
;, m Western eras Lodge, AIN 24, meets every Wednesda3i
evening :
% I
..:Iron VlZl•codg No, 182 1 meets every Plondayev?ng ,
-:- Mount Ploriah . - No. 3:60; meets eVery Mond • -
evening, at Union Nat corner of Filth and Emit:Mini.
Zoe co Lodge, No. ,meets every Thursday evening,
at their Hall, corner of ,Smithileld and-filth streets. .:
, ,-._ Twin Otiv..Lo_dgei No. 241 outsets every Friday event
rag. - Hail; corner or Leieetiele#ll.Bandustrstrects4Ll ,- :
legbelayEltY. ; - .. : :. - lotay.l9:ty
Er-angtorona.isoditz .1,..411;_0t 0. W,—The
ro
Angena Lodge, N0.24C, ~0.,:00. F, meets every
Wednesday evening in Was "tigtonliall,WooK 'street
jetty- .. ~.., .... : 2 . ..., I
RilltllllVltirb.ibUllin3 l 6ll'.. 7 . si.
i
- .-' OteiCidWilid*P ". ; : ,
CAPI'rAX4' eit 2.1111 4 06 °.f. ' "'''
CC/lAMBUS INSURANCE-6com? thr.4i
- •. . PiftE:AND MARINE. ti ,e . .• '
..... e 4.P i TAg. v saoo ? 9oo. A
Err %.thkeillor the tkive daittnnten reiteolloihe
800 list Ors of ti.g. Berman': &A.Q.L.Tio: 80-M arket 1 3 1
second .ftor , Irma the Inadidad." - rag:Ogled, N,o.
Water street, for rent, ei fiAralliteitnate: f r. • .•
sopßff . , , , • .1.114.! . .8gE50N4 Agent.
• • ' ENCOURAGI3' , HONIG.INEITITUIatS ,
INITIZIZ SW- 1,116111Z1A son_oo
• • - * kr- ;--
C. G.BUCCEY. Prest.
411111:4—No. 41 Water rs. s iis'fFiirehousitleC.W. Grant. - :
ItrTridsConitlaily Is now prepared to Lail all kinds_
of risks, on klonsesollanufactories, Goods, gereban-• •
disc in Store, and la Trantatri Vessels, Ac..
An Ample guaranty for the ability and integrity of, the
Irunitution,
i s afforded ii the character of the• Directors,
win are all "citizens of Pluabargb;.walbarfi
al tivorably
known to the e ommun it*for their prudenceditelligenco
and integrity. • . . • -
Dm:crows—C. G: Massey, Ww.-Bagalay,vifor. Lori;
use r., Waite r Bryan D. igiag,Edvids,lS-Metrzel.
ton Z ltinsey 8. Carbone'. S/14.;.10 - 0 1 - 1 ; wart2at
BodgklnnionNo 41 Bliaiehless infs. , '
`MB "Celebrated'Hatettless Blacking," 4uptellor- ni
brillitatey to any ever - offered to " CLe.
proprietors choilengs ono nioi, war proud theyisa..
• tilabefactarod by: Hodgkinsoo & Quarry tweet,
North Third, philuthaphiJii rsi.adNso.
WLClCEtwilAsza'•,
Wholesale Drug_e66 S eed Wareh use, _
N 0.164 and . pIeWOO4 st , cornet of
0et7:361'• -• • %Pittsburgh. --
. • .
.
$l,OO. ONE - D 0'1•P A It.4 . 411;00.
[Er DAgu
Laviitssim taken at the new DitgaerthotypiegOkigtik
Lafayette RaR, Fourth street, a few doorilifons Mood.
for the low price of one dollar, endruporardi aceorarrig.
to theatre and qualityof case or frame. • m• , —..t4 -
(17" Rooms open and operating from. ft A. It 10:5-P.
M. Citizens and strangers are respect(uUj Melted 4
call. laer..V.tf"
•
F. M. ONLDON, Seep
MILLER & RICKETSON
MILLER & RICIERTSON
• ' • - ,
.SP.ECIAL*TICES.
ratans tiisiDoonat!
1(1E Dr. anyzoitio Improved Extract or
0W DOCK AND SA FtnA.PADI Ll4‘. EDS tee_
cure pt disease, oras a Spring purifier °tithe blirod,and ,
as • general tome ilk the system, Is unrivalled. -- -
The curative poirers of this fixtraet aretrulr wonder
fhl. and all Invalids should strike immediate triarof
" Yellow Dock and Sarmivirilla2 , 1t cannot injure ]le .
most delicate patient. •
Then ky from Mineral nostrums to seek 1,i:101;11ft/r
-and vigor, from this purely vegetable remedy. There•
fore. however broken litt health elld spirits, however-
loathsome to himself and others. let no one detaafr:ef
recovery; let the patient only understand that the hope
of his physical restoration lies only in Gay zotta, Ex
tract of Yellow Dock and Sareaparillts,!? andpeuntade
him, tor his life's sake, to try it, and we havexto kevitir
tan in predicting his speedy restoration to health.
Bee advenisentent.
AssocLagoa Firemen's Insurienei
nrof the , City or rictobsurgb..
W. W. DALLAS, Presit.—ROßEßT FINNEY, Seey.
air Will insure against FIRE • and MARINE MRS,
;Utdi kinds.
ea is Idoooragadsto Hours; Nat.l24 sad :1.2.3 Water
W. W. Dallas, Rody Panama, W.H. Bartley, R. EL
Simpson, Joshua Rhodes, C. N. Paulson, Wr Si. Ed:
gar,_Ed ward Gregg. A. P. Anshutu, WOL,Colliariorol,S;
Co Sawyer, Chas. Kent, Wm. Gorwak... , feb2q
-
NoticallieJaminnmaiaTarfernafloclz[t,:ofinnall
burgh and Allegheny,meets on the second Monday of
every moa.h at the Florida House, Market et• - .
Gan] Jona Vermeilln F 4 eCTetal ,
Ds A. 0. D..'
nor Meets above Hoard of Trade Rooms,.eorner ot .
Third and Wood streeui, every Monday evening.
pt2t3
Collecting, Bill Positing, •'
JOHN M'COUBRY • •
Pq -- Attends to Collecting, Bill 'Posting, Distributing
Cards and Cireulars for Parties, ilte. f lie.
Qp Orders left at the Office of die !darning Post. or
at Holmes' Pirladieal bitore,Tbirdist., wilt be promptly
attended to.
I DEAFNESS, noises in die iced, and all disagree.
ale disci ea from the ear, speedily anii pennant:ally%
.removed without pain or inconvenience by Dr.-TIART-:;
EY, Principal Aurist of 1t05.19....Y.. pa argery,
:my be consulted at99ARCH street; Philadelphia, fFom••
9 In; o'clock.
• .
reduce his treatment to such a degree of suttee's as to
fled the most confirmed and obstinate eases ,inald by a.
'steady attention to the means prescribed... 14424
Pittsburgh Life lasurazies Cottipstig.
.CAPITAL •100,000. '
' • td- titner. No. 73 Foetus Slava, 411 • -
OP PIC EitB: • • -
President—James S. Noon; • -•-
Vice Preaideni—Samnel liPCturtan. ' • '
Treatater-rtosrph 8. Leech.
Secretary--C. A Colton.
J See advertisement Law:tether part of this paper
• .
ltP A Rest Remarkable Oast of .Taiiii47
Blindness Cared by petroleum.-.. We
the attention of the afflicted and the public generally to
the certificate-of William Hail, of this city. The ease-,
may be seen by any person who may be skeptical in re
lation to the facts there set forth. • S. W. KIER.
" had been afflicted several years with a /soreness
of both eyes, vitiCh continued to increase until last/dee
tember, ow), the inflammation 'at that time having In=
volved the whole lining membrane of both eyes, and
ended in the deposite of a thick film, which de
stroyed my sight. I. had an operation performed„ and
the thickening removed; which soon returned and left
me leas bad a condition as before. At this stageof the
complaint I made application to several of.the moat
eminent medical men, who informed me that" my. eyes
would never get welL" At this time I could not distin
guish any object. By the advice of some friends I com
menced the use of the Petroleum, both internally and
locally, ander which my eyes have improved daily until
the present time, and I have recovered my sight entire
ly. Illy general health was very much unproved by the
Petroleum, and I attribute the restoration of my sight to
Its use. I revile et No. 108 Second street, to ape city,'
and.wW be happy tp glee any information in relation to
m 7 ease . WILLIAM HALL."
Piastingh, Sepunaber 17,1831.
For sale by KEYSER & nrpowaL, 1410 Wood ad
R. E. SELLERS, 57 Wood atreet, and by, the Proprietor..
seplB
.
Now Job Printing °Moe.
(Cr Tait Proprietors of. the Morning 'Past beg leave
to inform their friends arid thepubller that they. have re
ceived from the Foundry of ti; JorimirM 3 Co.,__Phila
delphia, a very large sleek. of behutiful. NEW TYPE,
of every axe and variety imaginable. :They are now
vreparedto execute all kinds or Joa AND Picric/ 'Chao'
Piurirma, in a style' unsurpassed by any Hake In the
=unix! , and upon the lowest terms. .
HARPER tc LAYTON.
PitriburgA, Jens JAM
(From the Louisville Journal,- May P9th,ll3st.l—'
Dr. J.S. lioughtonlii Pepsin, for Drape:psi a,
Prepared from Renner. sr the Saimaa etas Ox.
[l5/." On the 7th of illny;1831, Rev. PC D. Williams,.
Pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian Chureb,in .Loutsville„
Kentucky, was and had been fora long time conftnectio.
his room, and most of Are time to his bed with Dyspep
sia and Chronic Diarrhcen, and was, to all appoarau-e,
on the very verge of the grave, and acknowledged to be
so by hisphysician,who had triettall the ordinary means
In his power, without effeet,and at the above named
e. the patient, with the consent Of his physician, cam
meneed the use of Dr. Houghton's a PEPSIN,” and to
the aatonisturtentontrprise and delight of all, he was
much relieved the first day. The third day he left his
room. The sixth day, which was excessively, hot, be
rode ten miles with no bad effect; on the eighth day be.
went on a visit to the country; and r oo the-thirteenth
day, though not entirely restored ts-his natural strength,
he was so far recovered as to go alms aijoarney of five
hundred miles, where he arnved in safety, much' im
proved la health, having bad no disturbance of the atom
lack or howels,reur taktrigths first doss ar Psprfa. These
facts are notaontroventble and that this is a c ate which
ought to convince all skept ics that *hernia a power is
• "-PEPSIN." ie
t pkysicianaDOWELL
fa M' and dyspeptiesinveatigate.
, Agents,
jell 140 Wood street.
0. or O. F.—Plate of Meetino,W.ashidgten.
Ball, Wood street. between Stb and Virgin Mle .
Prrnosonon Longs, No. 336--Meots , Over) ,
fettling.
PiinacAirras Excameatierr, No. 87—Mesta let and 3d:
Friday ofeach month.
QOOllB-9 eases Woollen Sacks, on consignment an •
tor sale .by
oet29 MILLER & .RICEkTSON.
TOBACCO—Busiall & Robison's, Gram's:Amaral) : of .
the popalar brands, for sale by
oct2B . iatief woosuEAD.:
TEAK 50 half Chests Young Hpson;
20 boxes Unnpowder ;
SO do Blink; In store said for sale by
STUART It SILL,
131 Wood
COFFEE -70 bags in store and for saleby •
oer27 STUART, & 911.1.4:
r/1013ACCO-40 boxes Ws, superior ;
RO do Err do ;
40 butts t D. lumps ;
20 kegs six twist limper.
meal; k. srut,.
AB:. 80 . oxe sBby 1. ; • `"75 do 10 by 12; , ,
60 do 9by 12; ,In store and for tale.
oat.? SWART & SILL
POWDRKED,OU,OAR-10bbicloe sale by'
fay&RT & SILL,- •
- • • 104 Wood suee.t.
D t 0-1 Ceroon •ngal,rer •
oel2a STUART & BILL
PEPPED AND ALLSPICE—Ground And ungtound
net.% STUART &
IiITITER. 7 -3S ken" Glades,. just xeceivad.;
10 bbls. Ohio ; For sale by
ott2B STUART & BILL
ROO" $ 7 200 • oz. - for za e by.
' 001.29 STUART,:a s BILL.'
S NU O M-20 boxes Balt:amain fax a lb;
TTINEUAR-46 bbla an had pad for sale by
sTUART le SIM
KB—A em superioisin zkad.la •00
ent. toentEtt SWART - in SILL ,
.TIECORATIONS...-DeeormkP7
1J Imitation et Clat,WisinteDol,
stiv a mary. For sale by WALTER
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Leaving tbelriendly shores o 7 This country; early
!iiekt goainei• , vinatonflo.„Enrape,•_feels anxious widen
DNC.Fif.l,l3.4**seeneoraheBPW ILUDglTlAßlewhieh
she has been received Nagar to nwebliadneliandinani
fieeeee, letting ig her_wny MANY.NEUSICAL-PLAcvs
where stiejuks tiot - y; had.the hon.:Kier bkisi - ..and she
begs to, ounouiio, ortf 'she will offailtigiballlealeal
strum runt eirblie chi at
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And-arranged on iberpfsin - eirlbeisePUPulari mind, and
new fterlbrinancee, iginti , ismak..llrthas rendered
so aneeessint. , , • - - •
;„Itt the Melte 9j thet-ve9inirTOPalar - PF9g s, Ba li n ids ;
.BplendaSeana_anahatainte - costnwee: • •
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et;11,1,14t. t , VPLll,beatraia*; by her .
- • - .I"AtigNrEri vompAiv _ • .
• UNDitti Tit DIMILIION 0/ M ROUITeAj
SoTe'filerager nircl ' •
Epp- Pullpirrticelarn to be - drly.s.unottnoco
'"Tee felloesnuEribie - orroad4.llll;sll,4 , hejild aala s elt
As circumstances en - IL permir, •is
.11arristiurgh, • -- Bsitintore, Pittitiargb,
Wheeling, Cinenthati;Lenlngton,aii:i&e
.lt (netll3-
..Greeetwood,
• i tAilAtt,tol:llEt7;loll . - - 01E113i1R1:1Bitgalt, Vi-
ningliests,
_itaspberryilitruwberty. Goosebeiry t -
Fthialnirb, Grape -Videe,harity Monthly apses and every
phtnt necessary to crrnetneut-yecds-s*ppirdene,will
e found afGreenomod - Nuivery, o=itons leaves --
.tin, !AMC r I" Brezke t and von atria ta;Rittab nigh overt
half hour, foi ,the Gerdon: -fee -Crenate Vol other re-
Ireshtnents served up in the Saleetri? - -•-- .
Orden liddreseedle the Proprietor, Weat Paanebeiter;
'Allegheny county Pa receive protein attention.
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"Est abilsbmerzie for Soto:
T ag °SFr...HALF "OF A PRINTING ESTABLISH
' .4121.41 . -In a cattily seat in - Western:ream/01=1a,
Is offered fors este:on-A dawns geonelmes The paper
is Den:octane in Its politic s,.and nine Inunired good
Inigint:supSeribers - oind 19 or.eleireni:yiara standing;
aZdia - 44 onltipmocraue p a per Rub ILthed to the cone
, ty. It bist,llifely been famished 'orittterittre new type,
&e. It else, has tutdornd.ttrner cot/time:a* have, a good
odoeidslog euStoml- The sitivatto . n.ioSdesirsble one ta-,
gang iiipects, and offerisireng nagnpe*entt tot prae.•
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Secured in netoiclanca-. %Pith ~, 44eltrefiaral Inssz - ',- • .. . .
r above pro , Merona: and Jai, pnnsibie-Coaminy r
havintrctompLiert with the vecituritiOat or the - law of c-_- .•
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, State.. to now issuing policies-0y their Agent on .tbe.. r=-:::7 , . ~, ~ ~:: ,-. ~_
moist favorable , terms,• consistent with: pmdenon . imcy,
sa fety-. . .r. , - , ,- -.; ..! --.:- O. Nipil01;80N, President._ -t;•
.-'. t • ...QEccaillo.AVEtnntfiriold attemitquabtagh,.
fliggiaAildieit iininfoTifaid tint the OP THE .1, , ,....:.. - _.. -.•••; -- _--.. : ~.• ;- !
,Efaoicsurill 7 .l)WiNwQr.the City of rittibtulltilvl; ,"1- . .• . -_'. , ::--::: .. .•
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. Sat Net.t..ftgrit.nt aural, Demean F.:myth-aid Diamond
lamer. where. all - N'cilidevand Communications for thia:e o. • •. , ~... -.,..,..,. ,
Baird mlis.ibgickft-:;(-; - ; ',.: ...- c..l.V.galta*AXittnr , ',- '
irlltr - 't• '7 ,' ..... -; .' .:. ' ' :%.. ''''''': 4 --. secretary'
7 .-- H.Bardr H:".‘l442cll"l3- asill -- lin s rah - T: 7 37thei MA.ll7 l7 2 a 4 n.: (llnl223. iiig-lio bn itaseB7l!L;alt
-3i,-,likerrth illy elf embermeat, beta:evil the hours
erg (Marl,
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*WS : H.:DENNY, Cashier:
undivided- attention.
• •.• • tlfouoe: • • ,
frlHElll•4ooElidtptEtSof tbe Binningbuu
bettiboion Turnpike Road COmpany aps required id`
pay intotie! Treason. on or before, 'hard% dayof Noy.,
1851.', Ail instalment 'ol.ss.oo'on each share of Stock
subscribed. ' MAITHEW•II. , ,
ocUElnd liournulnupy) - Treasurer.
• SI Ott • r•
Eticisatrar Bstnt.ieffErEraeawnt.`,..
• - ." 4 ' , 'Osistar .tettt4" - '1 -"'
N Elevation for thirteen Directors -of ;this, Beat, to
senradarint the ensuing held aback':
Hauttinfrlfarese, en Monday, the 1, November"
-next,. between Die hours of S.A. M. and 3 P. M."
oeUB:dte THOMAS fifIH9WE, Onnb'f.
APING, after a nirtird absence of
'several months,- H
iesureedthe Pnacittett ne.xtut„Litfr, the suliseriber 4.11 -
mw. grire hie Undivided' ate:titian - Ito thedanesofhie 4
profession-- 41 - re , '-
Tt.e unsettled - b
athicsitif wittutfoCisyle will be etas- , e
ed. by and reeeiee the attention of both, albeit old office ', i• -
on Grant street' "'Balinese entrusted to the aribepriber
all -cases receive prompt_ „
" JOHN COYEE,.AttIy & counsellor at Law,
octMlsri • • • N 0.7 6 Gtantat:. Pittsburgh . t o s .
Dana or Prrportitona,
••1V Eteenirtfor Thirteen Directors -etas R anh, for; K.- - -
A the ensuing year, will be "herd at the Banking- 1
House, aahlonday, "the senenteenth day of Novembe r :. tt
next. - locum .JOHN SNYDER, Cashier.
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= BAYRRR :-.4NV - D347-178 RS t
EXCHANGE COIN t .
BANK'.NOTES,
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= • - TIME DRAFTS, he., tr.o.
Collections carelidlr_attendeldta, and procceds
ted to any part orthe' rDetort..,' • „ , •
. - totnntsklutti,soui'cor COI6IIISSION.
No 74 Anita street, •
Nextddor to the Bank of Pittsburgh
• - NEW.III.IO3IEO. re , ••••.,
r&ONGS Sting
5j... - Comewlier.theeweet Zepkyrepass;
The'llarp - that , oneerilrtngh .I . a's Halls;
0!; Sing to Me; '; Comm'- thrprlgh the Rye;
Songs sting byleany.Lind'ather. Concerts ;
Auld Robin illrayl-4Harcie, Sweet Home;
The Lost Heart ;:5• Tbo Cavalier
• ' The Keepiaiii=-ersequettolksteavalierk. .,"
Strike the H Gently—ttr•Wixalbory ' -
Sweet Anne of arp
the'Vate;:fTheMother*Seee;
tz - Calle% Pot NiinCeat = 4 'iltrint ban_d:ForeVer ; • 1 - g
I idle Red Riling Hood - 7 .takerefroni •
Thelgoid , erprayer,-with - Mtiles by S. Glover*
A Parting liftrin.z.itiUirii 'Ere Weill - are Ptuie4; - "f r
• ,Wity:Aotrinourser.Roies Pade4•With colored
To j iver Bride%,FloWeritie, heniskk Bloomer Polkas ;
Giaraffe.Walsa,l3foonter Waltzil&O, az
ireo
Reeel and for
, :JOHN:B. MELLOR, SI Wood-ittit
HERE! HONEY-23boxes 330; new' Hone%
received and -, tor sale - at the- /16kila Testßtoie.-.; - 2 ,--
!UM° ji:Je CAIRNS,
UUK H134,T UU "s, 3ass recd an. for.
11EAS—finpertal,tienpowder,yonng IlysonendillseE
•.Tens-(rem fair to best quality. In stare end for q
eby : 1.0e1281 KINO & MoOKREArt t i
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11‘.100774"-c. bd714;": 41 1 4 .6 .t an kt d oo 4" R I VE B AbYD.'
G INSENG -A smattlot in stortkand for sale by .
SING .& MOORBSAD..
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A. 59 3:1,1i.ipt in store and for sale by
o c t23 ' • • KING & MOORKFAIV*'
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-fiIULDRE.NiS -ZEPEllrft ,WORT.E.WGICK:tiraIOrI f i
k,r 4 10z.-Spencere,- floods aid 'Cliatftirta, Just received.
• ott23 • A. A . MASON- tr,CO. -
vv - - Take Notice: l
IiVATCHEIiI, RICH . 'GOLD JEWELRY and
rillArEit WARE,. at INholesale - prices. HOOD
continnea to sell , all of the finest, good Jewelry,pare
Silver Wareand. fine Gold and Silver Wamhee, by the -
ez his NVltolesadeprices. Having lost ,
ceived a laamadditioitte hitt - aseeitinent, henow -defies
competition.- His stockhaioll been bought for cash, at t
the mwestmannfacturers , prfeet,, which enables blotto'
sell attrom 20 to 50 p er cent. lower than any other es. •
teblisbnietitie this city, or in sarather city !waiter thev -;; -
mimoudis;and every article , willbe warrantedat time
of s4l4cv drat every one can bay equally, safe sad s, . ••••
eheap. , :earrnotto Utile sell'ne very 'mall profits; and:
thereby lseearatilargetrade, W e do not wish to dtion ✓
away trade from this city - by-Niktfg too large prafitsior
by enterirlymtnany combination._ -
P. Watch Repairing don* as well asll,t'se,--;r:4==',
lit any other establishment in tha illuted States, and at i
lower Priceit: ; ;Wateliettonieal eel. at halfprice,_at No.
-,51 Natter etreetirtasbarglt,-,--- rage
-Prime New Orleans Sugar; - 77 ,
_ St."Loais Powdered dq;
' do' • Cniahed - - I to;
'do Clarified do; . .
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do Loaf , do;
In store and for sale by -. • • .. :
oet29 .. • :KING 41 , " MOORITE
O AS' N • clans (oa barrels c
9r..!ames Sugar Hoare, reteivral and for esie
OCe2B KING A MOORNEAW
House of Reftege. . I ei't ,
-lEan IR
blieribens fOr he ereetiod or an iIOUSEt - of Bo: ' , tfi44 , ...-
tinge for Weetrin Pennsylvania : ipso hereby noosed
tan assessment of twenty percent. on the amonatt,
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4 ".',... 7 ".,, .7
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gotieribed by each, to required to be paid to the Trento,' '-.--:---,,---.:-
xor, on or before thelslb day of November next.
By Order of the Board of Directors.
I.,Oct2ittf. -• . ,z .. i'.. - ' - 208tiu.a. , 111&NNtt, Tr:minter. :,•-:. ~„ _ , ,-- ..
1100 , 105t-titierceanettr e l :IL Riee,itet received and for
.D.l, eats
-4Y . :.- .... LER tr.' RICKETSON c'
oct27 - . , ~. , 'ty - 7d1. - ailava LibertY 'treat. '• - -•- ' --•-- •
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9.ODUCS *balm! fte*:11011 Hatter;
• •/2 rAlk - ,•-•" do ;
Ju s t received mg* montrtial for sale by
C$ ft RIC KETSON.
per.Hapengh , la
with niche's std
MARSH ALL,
Woodiat.
ERRING-110 bozos No.l'ilm
ing,on eonsignmetv
H and for sale by • ; - ,
oorn MILL ER ' &
RlCKeraft
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