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LECKS HARP= THOMAS PHILLIPS
Ffarier.& Phillips, Editors & Proprietors.
TUESDAY MORNING:
MMY:swaEu_,,
JAI-843130 - TIANAN,
- Wca - craisicttiik
T.T.itjAm - N,G„,
paw
- • .It€4,oVe:ieoeive4,-yeeter4y. 'another letter
;:froto.theiteW York •
Prffere-in-fieneral, or
n~eof ` Correspondence ' as they ,
modestly,- call
? .2 :::tbnituietirea,;:whietkvt'aeurse:we aeOlille
- iiii,liat'ioEA•pli":t4:adieitise' the *Filings of
, -
Gotham!, fpattutogdy, We regret to find that a
zrozudylrofiiti*table:paperit have allowed them
11elves:to imposed argon by these ehmini, for
they deserve no - milder name. The press should
neeneger lend its'mighty influence to advance
rsters, letsne and humbugs.
' • - It 'ram; `trnlq - charming to take a look' st our
levee yesterday morning. fio listen to -the busy
notes of preparation sent• forth by fifty-steimers;
; ;-7412.e,lirigaptconanend of eaptainsf the Impern
,, echo of mates; and the ready "aye aye, air,"
of san3e , rands the. scene one of the moss: cheer-
ful we have looked overt for a long time. Our
inen.*lll . lreai a rich - harvest out, of
•- •"'lits tierierit riai s ofitatt . tr, and we have no doubt
that - their tuucknws will oontinue.profitable to the
::end of theF,sesaon.
=lra eengratalate our manufacturers and mer
,- chazip3 on this Te . l - ate Opportunity to send for
ygatd immense amount of , orders that have
fOr months :past been accumulating in their
- houses. ' They halm Struggledmanfully, and, we
are happy to say, successfully, against an un.
Fecodented - deptss , Sion in trade, and the, have
acme through it unscathed. Pittebtreghers may
Well be Fiend of their mercantile and manufac
' tlidng communty. and challenge_rivalu with
any city in thee Union in both those branches of
our prosperity. ' . '
!aisle the title , under which a writer in the
li'curbm /Air is inflicting, some very absurd and
- very anti-Democratic "Lessons for Voters" upon
the 'reacleis — of.tha.t. jou.inaL' From the trans
- cendeutal and Cartyleish Style 'of the articles,
we infer that the author is none other than the
Celebrated 0. A. Bsowssoit, a man who has been
",everything by times and nothing long," in
Peaks es Well as other things and who can
write with aa „much TolulAlity about the most
trilling subject—and as earnestly, if he was in
the .rein, as, he.- can learnedly In the higher
branches of science. We maybe mistaken in at--
triimiting these articles to Mr. B. If we are,
,- we - have done him an injury, and paid the real'
author a compliment which his anti-republicin
logic is unworthy of.
The writer of these "Lessons" in the Not, is
either-totally ignorant of the progressive genius
Infiunr: Government, or servilely wedded to the
slavish institutions of the old tyrannies of Eu
repe. He isin see nothing to commend in the
glorious privileges suggested, o.drocated. ,and es-
Lalilished by Jrairrasos, a..name - Whichi will re
immortal, so long as a human being re
a..Mains to-read the Declaration of Independence;
hut he is full_of pattuis and words in regretting
- the defeat of the aristocratic schemes of Hamil
ton end `Adams. • Every.• American' 'win readily
admitr:that both Hamilton and Adams rendered
eltbrient - sir ni , troi struggle' for - Independenee i .
bat it is just as well-known to all acquainted
With - our early history, that they would have
fastened upotithe States a tyrermy as galling and
oppressive as that from which they had been re
lieved-try the sufferings and toils of a seven
• Yea= war.
The idea that the Pilot, a paper professedly
devoted to the welfare of a large portion of our
foreign population, who would suffer most gre
ilial3l3,WlV,Dglif if the Adams principles prevailed,
should censure the democracy for abolishing the
notions that place them under a burden as op
pressive as that from which they escaped, is to
n 5 axiatter. for. wonder.
The Pilot is an excellent paper in its line, but
when-it.attempts to give " Lessons " to the De
' trim:my, and in these " Lessons " labors to con
• vine its waders:that the authors of the Alien
and Sedition laws limn the " conservators " of
' Republican principles in America, it mistakes
its vocation, and only pandere to the proscrip
tive and arisOcratio notions of whiggery and na
tivism. Such notions may snit the meredian of
Boston, and when revised , and improved, might
make an appropriate . appendage to a copy of the
ancient Blue-Laws, but at present, our democracy
require no lesions which - would beach them to
hend - theirneoks in humble submission to such
yokes aa Hamiiton and Mama, with-their l Alien
and Sedition Laws would fasten upon them.
The "Democracy of America" know their duty.
Tbey, have, performed, it for a long time faith
fully and profitable to those who sought proteo-, ,
tion biitaliiiitolples; and they will continue in'
the even• tenor of their way, regardless of all
the "Ssoris" that may be written by those who
- know noticing about Democracy.
In =not•priportfori to the brightening pros.
pests . of thlusgpstlensan for the office of Clerk of
•.• thenext - House of Representatives, is the in.
dewing rancor of those who ,know and have
,felt his power - as,,o, defender II the Democratic
party: Me latest ground of opposition that
`;has„ earns* our notice (which we find in the
Louisville - Conner,) is, that his election will en
_ sure-tiesauccess of some of those , 4 government
plus blie Schemes that have so often been
_ brought before Congress, during the last ten or
prelim Yeare. Those`whoMake this objection,
- can scarcely be , ignorant of the fact; that no
_editor in the cinintrrhas. been-More consistent
'thanCol. FORSEY in hisoppariitiOn schemes,
miginaemg 'where they might, that: iiir t hecijo
itulividual aggrandizement,. at =thp expense -of
.tee-General Goiernment ; and we may slim adcl,
Shat. there is no paper in the country, where one
3 = eith certainty
government adTertisements, (when such things
- axe to hart-hy-opponents of the Democracy,)
than tie :idetttiasl pap` er that has originated the
assertienp willoh*O - have referred.
NEW yams Burma Conss.:;--The several
tx f o t s •h i ph, - elected die following Justices of the
Supreme Court:—Diatilet - 'danisia-ltaasevelt,
-1 1.P.3 7 .'.B4lab , 73;APP1P33, - Agm: Thr- 1 -!* 6
CR:Oellimlel`-:1/1P,'Olif' Y.
6;4, (fall
dem:, ( : vacancy.
-11Vr17/"i', dent . 4mes
,Z
„ wnug, (tnit' term . ) ~ Atosea laggart,
Wiigainaancy.) Baingnii denteenati`and tack
ithrga for eke and; - 'one =oast and
sae ~riztg for. theWeinninia
_ _ .
93:Lez - , - Cc!Ennappar—.7,A 2oortOwndent of
Pensgtvaigan sirongizrooTFoeucisMAjpr4ohn
- -- oth#Oingio;rof UrtiOri:4 - 644, ai6i_imiitable per"-
oozamis
;:fircintiliktWOCof 3-51213tatO't'Oultuatioli.,
2'Lltis said that-Captain Pker haa been masa
•
aalLectilagent to Havana to inquiße into tie ton
dint Of Wanglial
OFFICIAL-JOURNAL OF THE CITY
PITTSBURGH
DEKOCKATIC TICKET
.Ir=
The , Rtvers-.Businese
""DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA."
COrk: 408 H 111 V. FORNEY
The Ports Trade in the West
We
observe, by our Western. exchangel3; - -that
the p in the West has btiened!atyery
pee, PAnY:P ° • • 1-d to -
bark _ tcl=Tentiirsr
pricedthatar haltar beyoad tha t .highestlisked
during; fur er sheen. The Peoria till) Prase,
of a fate date, tiayaf
hav e been informed that A Mr.
Hayes, of Dewitt cotmty, has 2800 hogs-1800
of wide will uverage 800 - Ibs. Mr. H. holds
them at $4,60 Ileliveredtntßew* • no
bidders at that price here, he left for St. Louis,
whirillieVebs to' deliver thenfut - s64oof'lf
he cannot-dispose them at 'that-price, his inten
tion is to return to this city and slaughter them
himself. From, our-latest. accounts., Prom Bt.,
Vicars, iiiippeatii that &alit* eiditenviiitliriot:
so great, and contracts are-now made at prices
below $5,00... - We may expect, then, that Mr,
Hayes.will pack his 2.800 hogs in Peoria. .
From the best information we can gather, we
are led to believe , thpt the number of hogs
this' county and in the counties immediately sur
rounding Peoria, is aagreat as last year if, not
greater, and,inapality are much superior. We
have heard 'of hut few contracts. A few lots of
from;2oo to 600 have been bargained for at $4.
Our pork dealers feel .disposed to hang back--
and those- who have come here with a view of
packing, have not yet (xtend the market very
vigorously.
NOVEMBER 18
In Alton, hogs command from $4 to $6 `f 100.
Cattle, $3,50®53,75.
Burington and Quincy—heavy hogs at $4.
On the Wabash, hogs are offered at $4, with
but few sales. - _Packers ale holding off for $3,76,
at.which they would take any quantity.
The Preto is published on the Illinois River.
We quote the following from the Oquaka Specta
tor, published on the MississipPi, which shows
that the prides on either stream are nearly the
same and alarmingly. high
"Several of our Merchants are in the market,
and have already engaged a large number of
hogs. The prices paid, $4,25 100 lbs., are
a little higher than any other point on the river,
above the Itapids--althOugh many are yet hold
ing back for higher prices."
These prices are, no doubt, startling to our
packers and Pork dealers ; but, when calmly
considered we do not believe that there is any
ground for alarm.
But a few years have passed since the farmers
of the West had to sell their corn for ten or
twelve cents a briaheL Then, they found it more
profitable to put it into hogs and sell the hogs at
$1,60 or $2,00 3it 100 lbs. But, a change has
taken place in the spirit of trade in the West as
well as in other, places. The prices of ruin
have more than doubled.. The farmer now re
ceives from 26 . t0 30 cents for his corn, and all
other kinds of grain in proportion. With these
prices offered him for the products of his farm,
he concludes that he can make more by raising
grain than raising hogs, and if he brings the
latter into market, he requires a remunerat
ing price for them. Hence the high prices of
the present season.
We feel confident that the crop of hogs in the
West, the present season, will fall far short of
the demand, and we do not think that the pres
ent high prices should deter our dealers from
making their contemplated investments.
We find the following tabular statement in.the
• - • • --
Louisville Courier, of a late date, which will, no
doubt, be interesting to our mercantile readers.
Statement of the Crop of Hogs of Ohio, Indiana,
Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri, lowa and
. •
Illinois, for the years 1849—'80 and 1850--'5 1.
Crop of Hags to 4849—`50-1,008,1120„ asatragitstr 200
equal to 321,62440 Itt3, which we divide as follows
Pounds.
48,22 , 13 640
51,459,840
3.216,240 hams, at 15 &each
3.216,240 !boulders., 16 ba,
25 tits foal Lard ir a Hog at 920 tbo to tt.r 661,
162,632 tibia, or 40,201,000
ths rump 10 a tiog, at 2131 Su to the WA, 64,- _ _
bbls, or 12,864 960
70 ths side moat to a Flog, at 200 is to the bbl ,
562,842 bbla, or 118668,400
25 th head and feet to a hoe. 40,203,000
lb tbs wastage to a Hog, 16,081,20
321,621,000
Crap izr Hop in 1650-'5l-1,V:4:609, averaging 120 lail
squat u 247,64,440
. . Pawl,.le•
2,522,212 haul., at 14 ten each, 35,409,1124
2,529,216 shoulders, 15 Pon. 37,939,240
22 Ms teat Lar O to a Hog, at eto tato the bbl,
1.26,481"bb15, or • •' ""' . , 27X1,376
7 Ste ramp to a !log. at 200 tbs to the.bh) A4,-
201. bbla, or 9,7462,250
6,4 Magid° Meat to
. a Hog, at 200 trim to the bbl,
14
4,074 bbts, or 90,934,912
29 thsheael nod tent. 25,52,160
9 lbs wastage, I t,38t,472
It is pretty generally conceded that the coming crop
in the same States to not larger in nambers, hut better
in quality, than that year's. We will, however, for the
sake of the calcula ton, put tt in roundotunbers at 1,390,-
000, at an average of 220 tha equal to the crop of 49
and '5O, which was undoubtedly a good one, and by the
same rule of calculation, find the result as follows
Crop of Hags rut ISS I -12, 1,300.1 00, areeageag . .!00 lb
equal to "..60000 000 (b.
2,600,000 hams. at 15 Rua elicit.
2,600,000 shoulders, 16 tbs.
25 ibs lea' Lard to a H 0,,, at 220 Ibs La the bbl,
147,727 btla, or
8 tbs rump to a Hog. at 200 lbe to the bad, 52,-
000 bbls, or
70 tbs side meat to a Hog, at 2:00 tbs to the bbl,
455,000 bbis, or
25 tbs head and feet,
10 ths a astage,
We have been unable to ascertain the exact stock of
otd Pork on band in the United Stares on the Ist inst.—
But during the month of July last, there was a very large
deficiency, as compared with the same period the year
before, say about 140,000 Ws, equivalent to the Side
➢]eat of 400,000 Hogs, and it is but fair to suppose that
this deficiency has not been lessened. It would seem,
then, that high ratan here not checked consty*ption ;
and our readers can draw their own inferences as to
the probability of prices this coming season being PUB
mined or receding, as compared with last year. r It is
true, there is a continued stringency in our Money mar
ket., and dealers in Hogs, as well as in other kinds of
Produce, must feel the effect► of it.
THE ERIE OBSERVER.
We wish to have no controversy with any pro
fessedly Democratic paper; and only referred to
this sheet, a short time since, in a manner which
it terms not very gracious, because of its very
plain declaration that, if Mr. BIICELLNAIi should
be nominated the Whigs would carry the State.
We could very easily find other grounds than
this on which to base a controversy; but 'think
that no good to the Democratic party can result
from such a contest. Those who are determin
ed to oppose Mr. Buchanan at all hazards may
quarrel with his friends as-long as they please.
It is-spirpri;ilege to do'Sillint The consist
eney:of-a.profissing Democrat who shall do so,
may well be qttestioned. The Erie Obaerver,
however; would not be so considered : for it
says that when the nomination for President
shall be made, it wiknot be behind us in EMS-
Wining that nomination. finch, at leait, we are
willing to believe is its meaning, though its lan
guage is somewhat ambiguous.
Anotheir Richmond in the Field
The Chillicothe (0.) Advertiser, printed at the
home of Ex-Senator Allen, comes to us with the
name of that poptdar-and eloquent champion of
Democracy and Equal Bights at its mast head,
Ba a candidate for the Presidency. Mr. Allen
possewlis all the talents requisite to fill the pres
idential chair with distinguished honor ; but his
tiroe his.not yet arrived. Pennsylvania will
claim the next President, and we think onr•De
mocratic bre &teen thr inghout the country are
disposed to' unite 'vitt' Lim' most heartily, in
elevating our distinguished statonnan, Jeers
Etxmonon, to the place.filled by Jefferson, Madi
son, Jackson and Polk.
• .
ger - Madame Bishop's (locoed...in Cincinnati,
on Tiwirsdayivening- laid, wan slintiliattended
,-..5i. - easii:t:WrOireirof that - Mtn fact is
after linaiing Jenny Lind people don't care about
listenidg to fourth rate singers. Besides Mad
-
sine . B. charges too high a Price for admission.
noisier inferiorto Ablamowitz and Biseacoian
-4146 give better musical entertainment at IoW
.
er ratea.
ge,„-Pittsburghooal was selling at lonian].
oa Thursday lapi,;`ne . . 26 cents: per bßhel, and
Meek wsa ligiti" at # l O PYN- Jr , a
sfou- days our
friends "down below" will find their: wharves
lined with Pittabuigh.eoal boa* and Specula
i;eriviiii disappear very suddenly, psakt.
=gig; pon't forget t¢ go sad see Blyther Patio
-raralcies of .the 8, at
Tbno Hall, thin mane,
The Great Steamer " burgh.'
Hundreds and thousands of persons yesterday
visited ,the new steamer "Pittsburgh," just com
pleted for the - ViricinnatlPooketlsine, --, is
certainly a leviathan stealer, and re a credit
alike to the City whose . nlaniii she. ,fiears, ancl:our
skilled and,Miterprisifig:meuhanics. .„ She ,is fin-`
ished not Ofily ins brilliant and beautiful style,
but is in all respects substantial. When we an
nounce the fact that this immense steamer is to
be under the command of that popular, gentle-
Manly and 'experienced' officer, 'Capt. War: J.
Kotrirrn, - 'ore feel certain that confidence will be
given to her movements at once.
The Pittsburgh is the ldngest boat built at this
city; ` having cabiri of 200 feet in length, with
a corresponding height. and width. The cabin is
superbly finished and furnished with every com
fort and convenience that the heart could desire.
Great credit is due to Mr. Devil) Bourns, under
whose special supervision the steamer Pittsburgh
was built.' The following facts in relation to this
model steamer are taken from yesterday's Jour
nal:
The hull of the Pittsburgh was built by
Messrs, Porter & Co., Shousetown. Length; of
hull, 296 feet ; beam, 31i feet ; extreme width,
60 feet; hold 7 feet; cabins will accommodate
130 passengers with berths.
Engines and doctor, by James Nelson & Co
Two cylinders, 31 inches in diameter, with a
stroke of 8 feet. These cylinders have the new
"balance valve." Her boilers are five in num
ber, with a diameter of 42 inches and 30 feet
long—double fines of course. Her water wheels
are 82 feet in diameter, with a bucket of 12i:ft.
Besides the doctor, the auxiliary engine to sup
ply the boilers, the Pittsburgh has a complete
Fire Engine, And all needful provision agaitst
fire.
The cabins were built by James Mißinger, un
der the superintendence, as we hue intimated,
of Mr. C. Coehring, from orietdit'd*Mitigre by
himself. The painting of' the ‘oabins and the
beautiful stained glass, are the work of Messrs.
Rhodes & Nelson, and in both branches they
have done themselves great-credit.
The looking glasses and the looking glass
work, together with, the gilding of the cabin, are
to be credited to Messrs. J. J. Gillespie & Co.,
but the exceecUnt.excellence and beluty of the
work entitles Mr. Chapman, under whose super
intendence it was done, to honorable notice.
The superb furniture of the ladies' cabin, (ex
cepting the piano, from John H. Mellor,) and all
the cabin furniture, came from T. B. Young &
Co. The rich upholstery is the handiwork of E.
Edmuuson.
The handsome chandeliers, lamps, &0., to
gether with the whole queens - ware service, were
furnished by Massey & Caldwells.
The glassware is from the manufactory ' of
Messrs. Curling, Robertson & Co.: the brass
work and bells from A. Fulton, of course ; and
the blocks and rigging from Davago & Roberts.
Blacksmith work by J. Long & Co.; the s i lb u e t t
iron work and cooking stoves from Jas. T. ' -
(I T
lam from ; the iron rudder Douglass &En ;
spars from G. Reed ; and finally, the han e
iron safe was made by Messrs. Lippincot &
Barr.
We may add, that the Pittsburgh is to be the
regular Friday packet between this city and
Cincinnati, taking the place of the Clipper. She
starts out on her trial trip this afternoon at 4
o'clock, for Louisville, and after this week will
take her place in the Cincinnati line. We hope
that her career will be prosperous in all respects.
air The following touching incident is rela
ted In a private letter from Yarmouth, Engin l nd,
dated the 7th ult , written by a lady, and gi4ing
an account of the disastrous results of the
shipwrecks upon the east coast
"Last Friday, a dear little babe, supposed to
be about four months old, was picked up 'tithe
roads, off Yarmouth. Its long clothes prevented
it from sinking; it was fast asleep and almost
benumbed with cold. There was no trace of any
ship in sight, or of any boat for miles around,
and it was supposed that the Vessel from which
it had been thrown had sunk, and that all hands
perished. The captain who picked it up lives at
Yarmouth, and intends to rear it as his own.
c. The Indianapolis Journal states that
Rev. Jno. eL McClung, who has recently been
called to the First Presbyterian Church, in that
city, recently manumitted five slaves at Mr- ,
ville, Ky., his late Tosidenoe, and sent theltrtir
Indianapolis before the new Constitution went
into effect.
For the Morning Pon
Attorney General.
337.839,440
Many gentlemen are named in connection 4rith
this appointment. Among the most prominently
named stands RCM. JAXES M. POILTEIL
He possesses brilliant talents, and is a sound
and able lawyer. ErIS appointment as Attorney
General of Pennsylvania would render satisfac
tion to the Democracy at large ; end would insure
to our excellent Governor an able legal adviser.
Pouude
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41 ,001'.0(41
Hon James M. Porter is known to the Democ
racy of the State, as an able and fearless Demo
crat, and one possessing talents that would fit
him for any station. ALLEGHENY.
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10,40,000
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32,500,000
13,000,000
The depth at which our Illinois coal is dug, is
but a pin scratch on the globe compared with
the diggings in the English coal mines. One
shaft near Sunderland, is, perhaps, the deepest
in the world. The coal was first found one thou
sand six hundred feet below the surface,
and it is now worked at one thousand
seven hundred and one thousand eight hun
dred feet I These English mines employ large
bodies of workmen. In one there are one hun
dred and thirty-six men and eighty-five boys
below ground, engaged in fourteen different
kinds of labor, and one hundred and twelve men
and twenty eight boys above ground, in seven
teen occupations, and three hundred and sixty
one workmen in all. The names of the classes
of workmen are singular: under-viewers, banks
men, drivers, hewers, putters, headsmen, half
marrows, foals, stoppers of door-keepers, &c.
The hewers are the actual miners of the coal,
and receive about 20s. a week, working six
hours a day, with coal and house-rent free.
Children ander eight years of age are now ex
cluded by law, and the barbarous harnessing of
females to the coal-carts In the pits, is prevented.
Our . Illinois coal diggings ore comparatively dry.
The English mines often pump one thousand gal
lons a minute ;or six thousand tons a day. One
near Durham,, pumped twenty-six thousand
seven hundred tons of water per diem ! The use
of steam-power in our coal mining is yet to
come. In the North of England, engines of two
hundred and fifty horse power are in common
use at the pumps. "At Percy Main, near New
castle, engines of five hundred and sixty-six
horse power are in operation, four hundred and
forty horse power being employed in pumping
alone." But little capital is employed in the
business here but it is estimated that the coat of
a first class English colliery, including the shaft, 1
machinery, houses, wagons, &0., &0., is !from
£40,000 to £150,000. The deepest coal is the
best. As our Illinois beds are worked deeper
they will furnish an article as good and ere long
better, than the Pennsylvania coal. Adjoining
the great'unworked colliery, which stretches across
our State from central lowa to northern; Ken
tucky, manufacturing cities will soon arise as
busy as Pittsburgh, perhaps as smoky.- And
trl
coal, more and more valuable for manufae ng
purposes, for solidity, density, heat-givin &c.,
will be brought I, as the progress of our anti),
western manufacturing towns makes it de
mend for it.— Galena (Ill.) Daily Advertiser:
260,000 Oa)
gisa, We learn from the Churchman that. at
St. Paul's Church, New York, on Tuesday last,
the Right Rey. Bishop De Laneey pronounced
the sentence of suspension for one year from the
ministry of the Protestant Episcopal Ch4ch of
the Reverend John Canfield Sterling, collies he
should - hi the meantime engage to conform to the
doctrine, discipline and worship of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church. The Bishop al4o pro;
nonneed sentence of depositionfrom the ministry
of the Pro start Epispopal ChrTeli 11 Pthl the
.Rev. William Everett, who has connected him
self with the Church of Rome.
gar The Mexican government has re-estab
lished the law whioh provides that all foreign
articles imported into Mexico, shall pay a duty
of eight per cent. The articles are at no other
time to be subject to any state or national im
post. The general govenunent, and the State in
which the impost shall be paid, shall equally
share the proceeds between them, and other
States shall be credited duly with their share.
The law is to take effect in four months from the
9th of October.
, Da. The British thrvernment has lately been
mincing - the salaries of the Bishops, with this
roduotioti—Alie smallest Salary is $21,00 0 , and
the 4375,900 per annum. There are Ms
tiionsand-ministurs in thwEnglish Church Whose
salary is not aver $400,, and five thousand more
eating as 'nista; wb.ose compensation will not.
-41M139 MU than that
0 oal Mine •
PROM THE GERMAN PRESS
TRARSE.E.STED ROSE
The laferveuttost. Policy.
IVheu, immedtatelyafter the July Revolution,
the principle of Non
-1111000443 ttiff , :n shield against the dreaded
,fact asks ; of the ;absolutist East, the then short
sighted hailed - this policy with joy.—
After the February Revolution the purblind and
deceitful Ltunartine commenced a similar perfidy.
Great and mighty republican France had terror
for her own portion instead of inspiring terror.
Her strength was thus broken, for, in. the mod.
em system of diplomacy, each one desires peace,
while Each sne threatens war.* Since Russia
found out this secret, she has advanced, victori
- otts4 , ,:at all points—RuSsia; aniin.her train and
tuider her,protection,--her vassals. Not to men
don the whole scandalous list of diplomatic vil
lathes, since the incorporation of Craeow, the
two most recent occurrences of the same kind are
too rich, not to be spoken of, "in nstun delphi
ni." One is the inediatising of Tuscany by Aus
tria. Austrian police and Austrian armies have
long lorded it with shameless insolence in Leg
horn, the great seaport, and in Florence, once
the nursery and the garden of Italian culture.—
At pretient thi Tuscan Ministry are suspended
or made directly subordinate to the Austrian.—
Austrian officials bully and dominebr exactly as
though they were on'their own rightful territory;
the Grand Duke of Tuscany, who, like his royal
colleague of Baden, fled from the country rather
than concede 'to his beloved people their just
rights, the hanghtrGrand Duke who would not
yield one iota to any constitutional opposition,
now patiently submits to being pocketed by
Austria !j 4pd in Denmark rapidly approaches
the soluthano long prophesied by the German
Radicals, of the whole Schleswig Holstein riddle,
of the whole' Austro-Russian intervention.—
Rusaia and Pinata are intervening there, in fa
vor of the old sehleswiy Volstein Provin' eial Diets
AGAINST the layral Danish Constitution.l
And-movemtats like-these take place in the
very same triodient when the German Diet reject
with indignatign Lord Palmerston's extremely,
modest and pedantic protest against the Neapoli
tan Inquisition! And, truly, why does Lord
Firebrand the Laughable, interfere with harm
less notes instead of threatening battle-daps
As long as the liberal States continue to exhibit
their weakness-and alarm at every opportunity,
in so stilling planner, Intervention, in behalf
of humanity,. will ever appear but an impudent
and shameless crime; and Intervention in favour
of Barbarism only, will be applauded and ap
proved. The principle of Non-Intervention is
scouted at even by those who have so often
attempted to invoke it against the Revolutionary
Propaganda. The principle of Non-Interven
Lion would be, proper, were it possible; but is
is no longer possible ; it is an actual falsehood.
The next diplomatic Truth will be the ..Comartos
0* THE Psortms., H. B. OPPENHEIM.
•Fortunately there is some hope that our cabinet may
now he in possesi.lon of tide old secret. Spain tAreatens
tear with us .', 'while the bonfires of the Progressrms
are ready to blaze aut ,alOngthe Pyrenees in answer
to the tocsin of - Prance:hod Italy—and the teisicher 'rem
bles In the icrwlers llareelona and Madrid' Ah Troge
Came" !—Transtarro.
ioldo Seilitiondo " Out of the frying pan
in'•
", ' iThis beautiful little historic gem reminds
one'is fairly of Wia Log and Kum Crane. The frogs
to this Se are Leopo ld aad his faction —Team/atm
t Behold another blow at Constitutional England
through her ally and protege Denmark Have we a
minister there, at this juncture '
The nations Aare formed their " Holy Alliance," and
on it comes "still as ; the grave, but dreadful as the
steno '" Verily " the gates of Hell shall not prevail
against it '.'—.Transitstor
ITEMS FROM THE FOREIGN PAPERS
THANSLAIBD 808 Ylll .1103131/10 Po'ST BY W 1 B
"A clever people, ukgood Viennese !" thought
Metternich, as he stood at the window of his
palace in Vienna, conning an address. "They
have not forgotten me; but, what are they after
with , the i , paper!" There stood thousands of
leZare his palace, each man holding
.I*g gaper bill aloft in his hand, as if
,• 41 "th it.. The throng increased,
police came and dispersed
it.?....ltrigle was explained. I'n the
"Daily Shea .',14 . 11440.4 published these words .
"Prince Mettertua."is here; ali tickets from the
Loan Office. (Goiertunent "Mont de Piete," or
pawnbroker's court); not above the value of two
gulden, will Ice liTted by his Illustrious High
ness." Of course, every one hunted up his half
forgotten ticket But unfortunately neither
Prince nor police comprehended the sly intima
tion, which was conveyed to them, wider their
very noses.
VIESRA, Oct. 2.-.." Let any one travel, at this
time, through Croatia.," says a correspondent of
the ' A CclisgmlsWil..-" , - ti**.faitehaini Which res
,eued:the' HOMO; Ornapliteg, and hear people
every day beggingforgiveaess of God for having
done it, bitterly reproaching themselves with the
past, and in every way expressing an, intense
desire for union with that same Hungary against
whom they were blind enough to do battle.—
There is, now, lib name more unpopular in Cro
atia than that of. the Ban Jellachich. This en
lightenment which bas taken the scales from the
eyes of men, is the only fruit of the Revolution
which the Reaction cannot destroy. In spite of
all denial or palliatio4 a,t - the fact, this spirit ezists
in'the army, and win aiscase itself on the very first
day of the approaching storm."
Gottfried Kinkel, G. Hillgaertner, Jacob
Count von Dirkheim, Gustav Struve, and seventy
two others, have just been condemned to death
"in conttunaciamAby the Council of Zweibruok
en.. This is the.second time for Kinkel !
BELELIII, Oct. 15.—The judicial procedure
against the gaoler of Kinkel will take place on
the 21st of this month. There is great interest
manifested in this case, which will belong to the
"causes celebres" of our military courts.
FOREIGN ITEMS
An Interesting Incident occurred at the May
or's residence at Southampton, on the arrival of
the Hungarians. Two caskets of jewels belong
ing to Madame Kossuth had disappeared during
the insurrectionary war in Hungary, and were
given up as lost. It seemed, however, that
somehow or other they had been recovered by
Madame Pnlasky, who bad the gratification of
restoring them to their right owner. The
jewels, it is said, are worth from.£3ooo, to £4,-
000.
There is soon to be a grand Bloomer ball at
Hanover Square Booms, in London. The tickets
are put at the highest price.
Mrs. Fanny Kemble was thrown from her
horse at Brighton. Thq shook was great, but
she courageously gave the reading announced
for that, evening.
A book and print-seller at Pesth has been ar
rested and sentenced to eight days' imprisonment
for having in Ids possession portraits of revolu•
tionary personages.
It is announdirxl that the Daohesad'Angouleme
died at Probedeif, on the 19th, the anniversa
ry or the exedittion of her mother Marie Antoi
nette.
During tlifi'llOmonths of the Great Exhibition
the following provision were consumed in the
refreshment courts :-24,586 qnartern loaves,
terw . ,
118 of meat, 19 - tons of hams, 30 tons of
pOtatoes, 3 l.6 isn't of salt, 28,828 lbs. of pound
cakes, 20\
4151ba. of Savoy,cakes, 2,897 lbs. of
ItaliensA L 7221, biscuits, 311,781 Bath buns,
460,667 Vain bins, 34,070 Banbury cakes, 67,-
528p9Miy-loaveft, 7,617 French loaves, 36,960
thros=pcnny potind cakes, 9,181 lbs. of coffee,
8,788 lbs,oi chocolate , 1,046 gallons of pickles,
17,257 quarts of milk, 14,047 quarts of cream,
180 tons of ice:;,and 536,617 bottles of Messrs.
Schweppe Sr. Co's Coiii water, lemonade, and
ginger beer. ' -
, The Unustual height to which the Nile has ris
en this year has caused a great deal of damage
in the country,.and some of the next year's crops
will stiffer conmderably from it. In some places
the embankments have given way, and whole
villages have been destroyed bb the flood.
A telegraphic congress assembled at Vienna
a few weeks ago, to draw up measures for facil
itating telegraphic communications between Eu
ropean countries. Tt proposes to establish a
anion between diffeieht states; to have transla
tors employed, so to transmit all despatches
without delay; to hutve a uniform tariff ; to pay
their receipts inte , acommon fund, and to divide
them afterwards between the states, in propor
tion to the length..tirtheir telegraphic lines, &c.
The new arrangements, are, it is said, to come
into-operation on the Ist of January next ; and,
if France shall accede to them, it will be possi
ble to send a dispatch in a very few minutes from
Trieste to Calais or Ostend. '
A document is in preparation containing a de
tailed account of the *slue of each ezhibitor's
goods sent in to the World's Fair. The greatist
English and the greatest French goldsmith have
already sent in their invoices, y the former being
nearly £199,0(10,- - and the latter about £lOO,-
000.
During the whole period of the Exhibition the
bad money - received amounted to £9O in - silver
and a half sovereign in'gold. The half-crowns
were the moat usual bad coin, and it is -anotice
able fact that nearly Blithe badmoney was
taken on the half-crostrand five shilling days.
Dr. J. M Wallace, of Philadelphia, died on
the /014 x, after a brief illness. He was a man
Qf high p*feadoual attaligavuto.
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Scribblings and Ciippeng3!
Some of-the Georgia papers'pitifesist
the ohoiceecif a Senator by the Legiblature this
eetaion, ou.thugibtind - that Mr.,. Berrien's term
not eipire . .until.7 March, and there; ill be
no need of a sueoesiorilll the 'next session of
Congress. : „
The Picayune publishes an appealirom Carva
jal to the citizens of Matamoros, declaring that
he comes as their friend, and urges them to join
him in driving out the government forces, who
are their real enemies.
Judge Cole, one of the Judges of •the 11. S.
Dietriet Court, died at Perla, Maine, on the 12th
frit.
A. gentleman of Newburgh, in overhauling
some old family papers, the other,, day, came
across the original order-book of-Burgoyne,
used by him in his march from Canada to Sara
toga.
Commodore Parker, it is said, has furnished
the government with proof that Crittenden and
his companions had no trial—nothin g but a pri
vita examination—and that the bodies were mtt
tilated.
lid„ It is stated in the Chicago Advertiser,
that on the 27th ult., sixteen of the Himgarians
who left New York recently for the West, came to
that city from the Southern Michigan Railroad,
where they had been at work, and been driven off
by a mob, which attacked them in their quar
ters, on a Sunday, while they were engaged in
religious worship. The names of the aggressors
are not given, nor the reasons which induced the
outrage.
ID' Extract from the Minutes of the COLUMBIA
FIRE COMPANY, of Birmingham:
wsraauss.—An application having been made to the
t?chool Directors of this Borough, for the use of the
Public Pehool Room. for a Concert, for the benefit of the
"Columbia Fire Company ; and—
Wanneanr—The same has been granted on former oc
casions, for less worthy purposes, and without hesita
tion on their part; and as we have at this time no other
available means of repairing oar apparatus—Therefore,
be it—
&mired, That we, the Columbia Fire Company, do
hereby censure the School Directors, and think their
conduct towards us, in refasingthe Public School Room
far a benefits the Columbia Company, Unkind; ungene
rous, and without sufficient cause.
. .
Roolra, That in case of any serious damage by fire,
in future, this Company is not responsible, nor can It be
held accountable, until our appamttfs is thoroughly re
paired, or another Engine purchased for the Comp%
Resolved, That we are at all times ready and ar
to do service, as Firemen. for the goad of-out cititi
but we are in a manner impotent, from the want of ap
paratus, &c. BY Oases ow Tag CODtPARY.
Birmingham, November 15—nov18:11.
VEN Cauol Boats wanted immediately, to carry Coal
to Erie, Pennsylvania. Liberal freights will be
paid. and prompt dispatch given.
Apply at the office of the Chardon! Coal Company, at
hVgeks Rocks, or to the undersigned ,at the hilmonga
'iela House. ELWOOD hIORRIS.,
n.viftaw Engineer Chaniers Cowpony.
wisze, Liq,uoss,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SEGARS,
No 10 Hancock st.,—near the Perry House,
nqsll3 PtUtburgh.
THE light draught and pleasant steamer
CLARION, Capt. Trituntosa, will leave the
Allegheny wharf on Monday, Wednesday and Fridays,
at 3 o'clock, P. M , for Kittanning and Catfish. For
freight or passage apply on board. inovtEl
Dr. Daysott , 9 Daproitid Extract
Or
YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA.
Toriginal and only genuine preparation for the
permanent cure of Consumption and Diseliees of
the Longs, when they are supposed to be effected by the
too free GM of Memory, Iron. Quinine., Re
IT WILL CURE wrrgour PAIL,
Scrofula,
or King's
Cancers, Tutors,
Eruptions of the Skin,
Erysipelas, Chronf Sore
Eyes, Ringworm, or Petters,
Scald Head, Rheumatism,Pains in
the Hones or Joints, Old Sores and GI
, Swelling of the Olands,Syphilis,Dys
1. Salt Rheum A Disease of the Kidneys,
L. -6 of Appetite, Diseases arising from Use
use of Mercury, Pain in the Sides and
Shoulders, General Debility,Dtrop
sy, Lumbago, Jaundice, sod
Costiveness.
THE HET FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN
'rilE SHAKER PREPARED "YELLOW DOCK?'
AND THE "RED HONDURAS SARBAPARILL,C 9
are the invaluable remedial agents from which
Gityzott's ImProved R,Kustorof Yellree-Duetsuut. atm.
siparillii 6- 4s forded; and the . lalitinutwy of Dr. Onytort .
has given us the virtues of these toots in their perfec-
tion. His preparation contains all the restorative prop
erties of the roots, combined and concentrated in their
utmost strength and etßeacy.
Experimems were made in the manufacture of this
medicine,
until it was found that it could not be further
Improved.
Accordingly. we Linda resorted to, abnost universally,
in cases of Hepatic, Scorbutic and CO matzo complaints
for general prostratiOn of ail the vital' powers, and all
Mons tormenting cli.cimes of the akin, so. trring to the
patience, and so inju• ions to health.
uy• Scrofula, Simla lir, Mercurial Coupfaints, Cancer,
Sank 'cur, Akrumarinn, and a ran variety, of ether dint.
gresabie and dangerous diseases are speedily and pefecils;
cured by die use of Mir medicine, •
Samna, (Michigan}, October 6, 1851.
Mr. John D v ark—Dear Sir: It is with unutterable
feelings of graaunt! that I am able, through the Divine
Providence of Clod, and by the wonder-working
fl agl:mkt,ecir
of that excellent medicine, .oysott's Yellow
and Sarsaparilla," to giver you a few symptoms of my
aimea baßaless case.
In the winter of 1850, I was attacked with a severe
pain, which was gradually extending through the,whole
right side and leg; at the same time, a total prostration
of my physical system; also t my leg had shrunk to about
two thirds of its common size. I procured the attertd
&We of a skilled practitioner, whu pronounced my dis
ease one of the worst forms of liver complaint. He said
my case was one not easily handled, but prescribed for
ma. I remained under hie treatment until I wan minis
fied he could not help me. I then procured of your agent
at this place, W. A. Beers, two bottles of Guysettte Yel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla, from which I received a
vast amount of benefit. After having taken four bottles
more, I was able to pursue my busiress withetit any
inconvenience, and have beep since that time a well
man, white but a short time since I was confined to my
bed three-fourths of the time ; and I cannot asoribe the
return of my health to any other cause than by the
agency of that truly valuable mediclne,'Guyzon's 'Yel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla. HASSYL VAURIPER.
Sawn, October 14, 1851.
Mr. J. D Park—Dear Sir: I send you the foregoing
certificate, and so far as I am acquainted with his case,
it is sll true. I procured it, thinking it might be a bene
fit to you and the afflicted. You have the privilege of
using it as you think beat. Yours, W. A. BEERS.
The following Lener is from a highly rapretabis
eian, who enjoy s an sectsniiii prietics -
IC...yogis, (Stark Co., 0 ), Nov:1,1&11..
Dr. John D. Park—Dear Sir: " Dr. Guyzott's Extract
of Sarsapatilla " This medicine has been prescribed
by me (or the last three years, with good effect, in gene
ral debility, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Chronic and Nervous diseases. In all 'Female Coin.
plaints It certainly is unequalled.
In the use of this medieino the patient constantly
gains strength and vigor, a fact worths ofgreat con
sideration. It is pleasant to the taste and smell, and can
be used by persons with the most delicate stomachs,
with safety, under any circumstances. I . am speaking
from experience , and to the &filleted I advtiaits use.
DR. J. B..LEEPER.
Extract of a Letter from an extensive Mordant in Nett.
oak IViteonsin.
Nur-lan, (WisconsiaL Oct. 29, DM.
Mr. John D. Park—Dear Sir: I am onto( your "Wis
taes Balsam of Wild Cherry," and " Dr. Guyxott , s Ex
tract of Yellow Doak and Sarsaparilla." Please for
ward a supply immediately.
Your Balsam of WHd Cherry worked to a claim here,
—not a boule failed of affording immediate relief, and in
every instance bat one (an old tent , eman of 71 years
of ace), it cured, and the Yellow Bock has done equally
as well. I took three bottles myself, last fall, and en
joyed perfect health teat winter for the first winter for
eleven years, being troubled with a severe eruption of
the skin, which lai d . me up frdm two weeks to four
months every winter and spring, until last printer.
Henry t. Jones, a brother merchant and a particular
friend of mine, took two bottles Of the Yellow Dock for
a Scrofulous Eruption, which has worked an entire
care.
I IMy store is :at the corner of Wiscousin Avenue and
Walnut street. Yours, respectfully.
. Ur' Price 81 per bottle—six bottles for $5.
Sold by J. D. PARK Cincinnati, Ohio,
North-east corner of Fourth and Walnut sts.,--entranee
on Walnut—to whom all orders most be addressed.
J Kidd & Co, Pittsburgh,. L Wileoz,Jr, corner Market
street and the Diamond ; A, Fahnestock & Co, Pitts
burgh ; J A Jones, Pittsburgh; Lee & Beckham, Alle
gheny City; Russell, Washington ; %V H Lumber
ton, Franklin ; L B Bowie, Uniontown; H Welty,
Ortensbargh; S Koontz, SoerselA Scott ef Gilmore,
Bedford ; Reed & Son, Huntitt on; Mrs. Orr, Holliday,.
burgh; Hildubrand & Co, Ind aria; I R Wright, Kittan
ning; Evans & Co, Brookville; A Wilson & Son,
Waynesburgh; f4'Farland & Co,N Callender, Mead
ville; Burton & Co, Erie ; Henry Forker, Mercer; his
Kelly & Co, Butler ; 8 Smith, Beattr ; J Sununertari,
Warren ; L& C S Jones, Coudersport; P Crooker
Jr., Brownsville. f novlB
MAW'S LADY'S HOOK for December, /Busting
kif with beautiful colored and fashionable plates.
Also, Graham for December, pat received bY
WOODWARD k RO •VLAND, 73 Third st.
N. U.—W. & R. bind the Magazines in every variety
of style, and receive subscriptions for the coming year
at the lowest rates. Increte
NEW GOODS!
11 Co., 67. and 51 Market street, are now opening and
receiving some two hundred cases of entirely new
Goods, comprising 05 cases of Long and Square Woolen
Shawls ; 20 cases Cobarg and Parauteua Cloth ; 15 ca.
sea Cashmeres; Persian Cloths and De La th es; 10 cases
Alpacas; Preach Merinos, Bombazines, &a., .ke ; 150
pieces Black and Fancy Silks; a large lot of Collars,
Caps, Sleeves, Handkerchiefs, Cheanzettes, and other
embroideries. Mao—Flannels, Calicos, Gingham:la,
novlB
FOR SALE—A desirable property of 4410.12 feet on
Carrel street, Allegheny, by 180 deep, with . a well
built two story brick house—of all and seven rooms;
good cellar; portico and porch; a garden dad fruit
trees ; several out-bu ildings = appropriate for a botcher
or any other business, if desired. The] ocation is ideali
sm and agreeable, and will be told at a tiatgqin.
S. CUTHBEgT, lepepLitge#l,
novls No- 50 - ittifielti street.
Ell R. JONES, Wholesale Dealer and Manufactura
JR, of Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, No. 137 :Front
=Vet. 140V/4
s- -
UTTER-14 keis_good Batter for sale b
v
JP ncnrl2 SWAM' SILL.
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- t . :':!; , :',•7:i.4::;: 71, ';;•
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7'
Y.
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Cita al Boats.
L. Tutelar & Brother,
For Kittanning and Catfish.
CICARLES a CASE.
.:•: , , ,, : , :,I , 'i'6',..'''' .
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=EN
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID' in calling attention i Dr 011V.ZeltrilflAgneess
&zinger of Tr/./oto Dock anT,Sarrepa - rilla,ven, feerccinfi•
dent that we are doings. Scoriae to aliiveho may be at.
die' ted witlVectelatatarand'otherftfisi?tdel:OLg.Proling
In hereditary taint, dedronfflOPolilY lue We
have known instannee Within the aphOO of CoOesoqualo
tame where thtfmostfontifdablothstemperrhave been
cured by the ave.of enyzeksExcrisetgr Telk/arDook and
Sarsapard/crektite,
It is one of the few advertised medicines that cannot
be stigmatized with quackery, for the " Yellow. Dock.
and the " Sarsaparilla" are well known to be the most
efficient, (and, tithe same time, innozions) agents In the
whole AL:lmo Median. and by far the.best stud paretayre ,
(amnions of them is - Dr. 13isszoWs Yellowek h War;
'taparfils. Aec adyerdsenteat. '
f&T-AMEL-TIMIVAL
FIRE . INSURANCE 00.11k1Nir.
67- Whole amount of Property at rtait up to October
. 812,67804 00 Premium Notes in force 124,996 - 27•
Lossesfnearred and paid since fast re..
Port, (May Ist) ' -2 4 76 1 4 :
Cosh surplus en hand."... - AM2B
Designed only for the safer <>lassies property has an
ample capital, and affords - superior advantages In point
of cheapness, safety and accommodation, toielty and
Country Merchant, andotrusre of Dwellings and Riots
tad or Country Property • 1-
Acinatt.
novl2 Briutelf-ClEce,:.6l.l42llo4ld:sr.;Pittattargb.
,
/ETNA INSURANCE COURANT;
Of nartroro, vain.
Capital Stock, • - • fflM - 00
Assets, - - 44.4"../30
6742,48-34
Jrr Office of the Phisbiarg t
of &Mord , / & Loomis, No,iiSi Wood st reet.
nov4:ti* _ _ L F - agen t:
~ _ .
irr EDITOR* Or Mg Piist: , —lnelice.:iintiotinee•i the
name at Leldii:i3 MATTHEWS,: ofshe,Fonith - Wordi
sus a candidate for the odice of Mayor, istiblect to the de
cision of the Whig and . Antimasonie ConVenthui.
novione !item Crrizrate.
Orleans Insuriinee company,
ALBION. N. Y. •
C&PITAL• .150,000 s
Secured in accordant.. with 'the Gentant
Inau
ranee Law of the State. •
IHE above proiperons and responsible Comparry•,,
having compiled with the requilltiorui of the law of
s State. is now issulngpolieles by•the,ir A.gent on. the
most favorable terms, consistent with prudent°'and
safety. 0 NIOROSON, President.
H. S. Weet.t.tras, Secretary. .
Office, No 54 Smithfield street, Pittsburgh.
octifirtf A. A. CARRIER, Agent,
Q 7- Odd Fellow& Odium Building, Fourth'
area, batmen Wood and- stniesr.—Pittshorghz
Encampment, No. 2, meets ist and 3d Tuesdays of each
month.
Pittsburgh Degree Lodge,No.4,mt,oto 24 aild
-days ,
Mechanics , Lodge, N 0.9, meets everyTharadayevdn
.
il trestent Star Lodge, No. 22, meets every Wedneadi/Y
evening.
Iron City Lodge, No. 182, meets.evory Monday
Mount Morlah Lodge, No. 360, meets every oloaday.
evening, at Union Hail corner of Fifth and - Satitnfield.
Zocco Lodge, No. aSi, meets every Thursday evenilfg,
at their Hall, corner of Smithfield and Fifth streets.
Twin City Lodge, No. 241, mama every Fridayeven
ing. Hall, corner of Leacock and Sandusky streets, Al -
leghenyCity. [may22:ll
Ilngorosua .Lodgity I. 0. of 0.
Angeronalmdge No. 289, 1. 0. et 0. F., meets every
Wednesday evening in Washington Hall, Wood street
ja4:l.y. ,
Collecting, ant Postal:Sib ay.
JO WN•AS*OO CBOT' ,
07" Attends to Collecting, Bill -Posting s Distributing
Cards and Circulars for Parties, Ac.,
Orders left at the, Moe of the Morning Post,:or
at - Holmes' Periodical Store,Thltd et., will lie prop:ll4lY
attended to.
Ws . • DEAFNESii.noimsinthehead,andalldisal
able discharges fr om the earopeetlilTand permanen ly
removed without pain or inconverdence,by Dr;11 T
LEY, Principal Atuist of the N. Ir.. Ear Einrgeryitaho.
may be consulted atilt ARCH street, Philtulelpida trim
9 to adclock. f
Thirteen years close and almost milt:Wed on.ctioa
to this branch of special practice has enabled, himi to .
rednee his treatment to such a degree .of success tut; to
find the most confirmed and obstinate cases yield by s
steady attention to the means prescribed. jan29
Pittsburgh Life i1bk611211.110111 Vcizaparayi,
CAPITAL ;100,000. t
Ontrica,No. Tel_Fountri
OFFICERS:.
President--James S. Boon
Vice President—Barnet 111 , 01tirkaii. '
Treasorer—Joseph 8. Leech_
Seeretarf—C. A Colton.
117 See advertisement in another part of this paper
my2i
ENCOURAGE HOME INSTITUTION'S..
CITIZENS' INSDIS.AI2OI2. CODIPAI2I6, •
Or PITTSBII BOR.
C. G. frUSSEY.Yrest. A Whietitc:%.,4eol
Offle4-111a. 41 Wager st,in Waralaruseof.o.H.
Offr . THI23 Company is now prepared to insure all klada
of risks, on Houses, Mantilactories,-Goods, hierchan
dizetn Store , and in Tranaitu Vessels,
/in ample guaranty for the ability and integrity of th e
A
is afforded in the character of the Directors,
who are all citizens of Pittsburgh, wall , and favorably
Jrnown to the community ((intim prudeiice,iittelligence
and integrity.
pfaxernari—C.Etalabiy, Win. Lidatrier,
trier, Jr., Walter IlrYant,Huglia. OFF, Edward Henze&
ton Kinseir B.Rarbaugh. S. ht ier.. ;.
Associated Piremed4i ItisurancriComigia..
ay of Um City of Plttsbl
vv. W. DAIALAG., : rreft7-ROBEfir C3St
o kinds. insureessintliGHEASlM
rau
ego Maresgaisla Hours. Nar.1.9.4 and t45 - W ai
DIXICCIORS :
W. W. Dallas, Hotly Patterson, H. H. Hadley, 11.
Simpson, Jostles Rhodes, C. H. Paulson, Wm. M. M.
Gregg. A. P. Angara, Wra, Collingan4B.
'&`7lBawyer, Chas. Wm. (omenfe
.
/mil. o . or 0. S.—Piece of Meettng,Westtintlton
Hill, Wood street, between sth and Virgin Ailey._ i ti
Pnassomou -Lenin, No: 513&-Meets every Toes ay
Teeming.
Minossms Enossonsanv, No. 87—Meets Ist and da-
Vridav of each month. Kaal.fls:—/T
V A O. O.
AiWir • Meets above. Board of Thine Rooms, cornet 01
Third and Wood streets, every Monday evening.
ixi2B
PRICES REDUCED:
$l,OO. ONE DOLI,AII. $l,OO.
_
ID Daguerreotypes.
Lot man= takerfat the new Daguerreotype Rooms
Lafayette Hall, Point, street, a few doors from Wood;
for the low lone of one dollar, and upward, according
-ay - Masao and quality of. case or frame.
gasnna.apen and-operating - from BA. fir to P.
U. Citizens and strangers are respectfully :invitee to .
call. • [sep2ouf
Nottne...rtur.lmunniartTAmonSocirrY,ofPittil
burgh and Allegheny, meets'on the second 11/clang at
every month at the Merida House, Marketst. - -
out] Jane Vortra,Jr., Secretary,
1D A Rost Remarkable Case of Total
Ild.nees Oared. by Petraleauk...We Invite
the attention of the afflicted and the public generallt to
the certificate of William Hall, of this city. The ease
may be seen by any person who , may be skeptical it re
lation to the facts there set forth , - 8. all. KIER.
"I had been afflicted several years with a soreness
of both eyes, which continued to Wereasetintiliast Sep-
Mal
tember, (M O), the inflammation at Mat time ha in
volved the whole - lining membrane of both, eyes, nd
ended m the deposit* of a think film. which wholby de- ,
stroyed my sight. I had an °petition. paritimied, ad •
the thickening removed, which soon returned and tick
me in as bad a condition al before. At this stage oft the
complaint I made application to several of the most
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 usetf-the -Patrolman, both internally and
lorially, under which my eyes have improved daily until
the present time, and I have recovered my sight entire
ly. My genital health VMS very much improved bytthe
Petroleum, and I attribute the restoration of my sight to
its use. I reside at No. 102 /Second street in this city,
and will be happy to give any information In relation to
my CfLie WILLIAM HALL"
.
Mt' Mutt& September 17,1851. .
For sale by IMYSER & itrpoWELL, 140 Wood', st.;
H. E. SELLERt,S7 Wood street,-and by the Proprietor.
seplB
Hodalclason's 4 s Matchless BlackinoM
IHIS Celebrated Matchless Bleating," superior n
brilliancy to any ever offered to the public. The
preprietors charms ona aid , whirls . will_provs the jaw.
Manufactured by Rodgirinson & Co., Quarry street,
North Third, Ph' phis; and sold at
S. N. WICHERSHAId , S
Wholesale Drug. and Seed Warehouse,-
N 0.184 and 188 Wood st , corner of Sizth,f
oct7:37n Pittsburgh.
[Prom the Louisville Journal, May 09th,1851.] ; •
liegghtOrit• Pew, for Drspepaitay
Prepared from Renntuer the Strmtach Wax.
lEP' On the 7th of Nay, 1851, Rev. M. D.
Pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian Churelhiti Loalsvillg,
Kentucky, was and hut been for ato time confined to
his room, and most of the time to his bed, with Dyspep...
ea and Chronio,Diarthma, itn4l wits, le all appearance,
on the very verge of thecrave, and acknowledged, be
so by his physietart, who ad tried all theordinarymeans
in his power, without e ect, and at the above named
time, the patient, with the consent of hisphysician,dont
menced the use of Dr. Houghton's "PEPSIN," adi to
the astonishment, surprise and delight of all, he was
much relieved the first day. The third day hehis
room. The sixth day, which was excessively ho he
rode ten miles with no battened ; on the eighth da he
went on a visit to the country • and on the thirteenth
day, though not entirely restored to his natural strength,
he was so far recovered as to go atom a kanracy of Five
hundred miles where he nrrrvesd in safety, ulim
proved in hetdth ltay4liad ao disturbance of the ern'
WI or botvels,ter g Jim &gee' P , elo
facts are not co traie ible, and that this 's a case which
ought to convince all skeptics that there is a pow er
. in
" PEPSIN? , Let physns and dyspepticsinvelate.
KEYSER & NPDOWELL, Alen
jell ' 140 Wood street. '.
CLD Weather has come. Don't focuet parar • Iva
emporium of Men's and Buys' Ready Made CPA-
Eng. We study to please. .71 SMATAFIELLISTI,
• near Diamond ally.
B— s ra ttr e e ' re ;
," and - fqr sale by
. •
94 Water and Front Ms.
T i l e
l a
r Edl rr E w s j 11.
ll y pi °Fr '
: Imu e l ei a
n ti : 171
1 6 7 Ra i
F a c i ie n 4 aa 0 N m g c r
wyg - OLEAV - LATRD-IC6 kegs new Leaf Lard, of
Di our own manufacture, expressly for family nse;
100 brill do. do. and 69 brls No. 2 lard 1n store and
for sale,by IL GALWAY,
novl3 No:4 Commercial Beer.
_ .
130A11 CURED HEMS „AND Oklo4 lERBI-1000
b new flugatented Hams in salti •
1003 dm do.-Shouldens ii salt; rare and for sale by
novl3 • •= R. GALWAY
MEA atup anB - are, for famil • use,
for Wei by Inovl3l W .. A.. - 111e01,131t0 &
.
CAROLINA oßrns-Suet meshed at No. • Lib
erty aunty and for sale by •
novl3 W. 4. bIeCL
UCKWH VIA4/11-4"uf_lip in 50. Y 5 and pit lb
LI sacks, for gale ' W. A; 550CLURCI & CO ,
ales,
Grimm sad Tea Denims.
ERCUSSION CAPS--2.000 000 (*TARN: , trq
6On - a A. FAHNESTOCK- & CO.
QM= • EAB-1
la and Rotolo by
novlo
CAREEN APPLEErve394Ia in store and for so,
cion n
STVAiriA
.17
z"::=.-:t , :...;- , :i:f:' . . - . ,- ,..',-',E.:7' , ...-
ORO & CO.
- - -
,bl gym $p ar Pm re •
rat,
EtreCLUEte & C ue + ,
1 , - _ zee fabertY •. e
AJUUSFITS.-
LEasze aant Maxtan.... ... •• JOSEPH.: POSiVal
Pricer Adelfa7Tior and Panlnafid. 6o d4
Second ald Third Tiers2lo4 Reserved Beata la Matt
Meld, deans, large Private Boxes, entira,SSA
Private Boreeenti inifl
me. 5,00 . _
Coons open utak &clock. Cotten non Id 7.
BY" Second Nlgla of the re•engagentent
OCEANIA'cers mac Eft maim- and LA num
TUESDAY_ESTENRsi
an ONereadrerl kklttho
ipjtnt*
dimiandetelll coalm with
PIZARRO. .
w it° vi li r k ,. 94 ~. .* `- ; ' ;,-.,.." . , pe...,Pdril;ylc , _ .I . ' '
Alter whick'alusSeCiairwitfC=oeurcelinraven
ei
medley. La - Bello. Ocean*
.701.; efeente !ior samily4
dance of Colarabfers Gent . , ~, ',.,
...
The whole : to - conoluderenth - _
..!::,'"= _
13- 1, 4 4"6- iIiP T I III4e nr, r - 9 -' W " - - - "_ :‘ ''it -70 ?/ 131 0 r trta •'‘.
AlarthliGibnikl ,, , -,,• 't , - •- ~,., ,_ ll !tx. , Pbree....
_.
Inaclfetebreltdroad4dlt°w!thY'Ll! wurl 7 ls . '7"
td on acti-eatlaei f ti oli )Tra g y .. l.,,t , t
Ott .2 1 ft.dmitter,s4 Mar' Lik '. .
PHILO HALL I
,- , •
- ' For., a . 'Zsui Etlaulg 3 1 . -
r IOI SIMENCINO.ork,MONDAY_I7A Let s
or , THE ,
u 43BANDr PANORAMIC -41,,m0n
i~tagm u ff r aynete ,
ALLEGHENV AlOUNTADS—adlettd,4o . from
and &roma in deeignomeentlonanda!r_ _
anythlaa hitherto °mired "I ` Pub 4' io'clOck.
Ti bus 25 cents. Vitertattlf; onannencearl
Ti
r...".:,/;:-.:,.1..111 ~ . ...- . , - 4-.,-, . - ..:, -..
tote Room
- o ,,T atl.ritaVul.tatrataare,
CLEVELAND LIAM
By tfii l 4ev.e-bsnd, dG PJttahq.4o4o.o4asw.6
ariEVELAtitk to I :lrvElt
ir -siitt.--
RAN.OVER:to-IVELLB IL
Stage, 20 miler, iiiiii-fromi,WELLOILLI.tark
BURGEL'tiy* the nhvituid inlendid steadier , f.P,oluivier.'..-
-.crry-n; Tilis-larringententloseinitutti:antlithel
to
tstatV
Janaarr . ,lBs2,-when the-Cars will-roxi:fredyeletitilmid,.-;i.
ville. ..
rim
.The•Fxpress Train of Cars.will-leavnOeSelland4aßY,".
(Sundays •excepied) ats.A.lli , alter ihe
the Night Train from Cincinnati, arrivingat. Bin ver .
Station at 12 35, P. M., and at Wellsville at Y.taPplaalqr::4...--
M. and at Pittsburgh the
Returning will leave Pittsbuigit daily , at WP:nr.; ar !. .
twin at Cinveland ato dcloak:P , 4oinen(dnyi insca
son to connect wi th the Eveningimias to aneinnati,s„:',-. L .
and with Steamers East and .- West ; on theta/x...lsta
the eloseyf navigation
Time (PM TittsbUrgb
.io:b/evnintd,Rft_liciapqtoCin
cianati 30 •
Fare to Cleveland. 04,004 C Clacinnarf
- PRENT II3 PareIOO)::'
Oinges
Qf
For terilLaPPlZlo r& t
Monongnbelalionee, Mitts
EILLT HXFII..: PRI CH . z
Roble -Ilarlienti*-Asid'.44:4lilol•;•-
QA B removed bls Stiop ,, WrAti:ltitteCialrle at Farr; 7,
LIE • street, between FrontaSehont.stere--.
ho will be pleaserl..torebelins..olVordorii:itttio..„.lino-0r.,,
business. Patterns foeratatiagaoutdlobbintl4=acal.'
wilt be done:at Yen , reason: me, iiitotalW •
•
7--li *SlitrOltVVILNlAll44. - Ito#*,-,z
,;-- wlaTilgt' .l :AßßA.ls4aggENT.,
Hotwoen-Phllla*elp!ika : apd
T m. Eedac,d i n`Tscrnty• .
/wind after the.Aot_ of DECEMBER-..ne.tl;,Pasien;
..4Ors.will be 'carried' by thi.. - ] - PENSISYJAV4LNIA. •
BAIL -1104.1) CONlFANYOSelwiiii'PrliliaoollWitild,, •
Pittsburgh, in TWENTY FaUlt.'S , HOUß.tr,i:telilCini x
29, miles or 8 titging ove Part .r nu e:eeittnt laroptice :.
Thib is the abonestiad ONtionWittit*illiE,thaVrisat
Wet t and.thiiiMlantio Curtis, and'the Cc oa3iiioas.•'...
oro-in all respects at bigbeet clitirattetv ~,.‘.
fiovl4:3m. .
•-- igtrearting Behents...l='
A T , 0: R . CHAMBEEtLIN'ff--PiTlSßßithaviceit,
MERCIAL COLLEGE, corner- or Market and
Third streets. Each branch taught in `a separate room.
Such of oar cit , zens as deairCinsitrttetions in Book.
keeping, Writingi Arithmetic, Mac hark*. IDrairtriv k tr..,
are invited to. call at the' College and examine the ar-
rangements. A teacher is employed for week depart
ment, who devotes his whole time la;ginAlmoruitraotion
in one particular branch.
K. Chamberlin, withiiiisitmitkoakeichu4ear the
Book-keeptsg'deriariment' Crottelt teichetWriting, ;.•
B. M. Rerr. (Principal of t he. First Ward Public &twain
lostructith • class in Arithmetic; IL ghee in
struction Mechanical. Drafting) . .
Instruction givia. frets Gi to lao r clock,lt , hdi lomat
Iconographic
111111 ART XXV of this splendid work of teienee,,Eriera.
tore and; Ate, es noof:reessived at Wall , s4 N.
Fourth:area Thereouoluding Pameoritaittlagindereik
tables of contentootod Otle,algo roceiirtVonlirea47 for sabactibets. - Those who have not yet • seen ibis liittabli 8a tvellas
cheap work, amlnvited foetal and examine t. 4novlT
SIGHT, XCHANGE, CIACINDIA,:grFei e'ete
the mosfrayerulde reteelat
n o vl 7 - 4 - NVILKM6t.co. A
EA.THERS-1500 tie strictly prime. &colicky ?wiz
there, per,* jl.N.clurisbleu ;for steel
novIT - = tAt • - Arzedevirr;l,
TT 91a8M-14.46A0W760.,.. PblP7Pc7tPBFL:3.l3'.CPlcali'-'
.400TAZO , .
ft, - .140.4.485E5 lll.hhdi. N. Or.t3u,gar ;
- 40bble'Rlapktfojk.4tottunces. . For sate by _ citit • oNA aiwtfairr.
,91 W,LcAceSai,
dilt! la kegs- Biuterp
tas..No2,,ana reaserted... Parsee:by
-novl7! CAR3ON- do BVICNIAAT.
VIITCII--75bbls;Pitch,learge burets; totsitletrili,, - .
nova.= PeVEZNIORT.'-t
rVILOVER:SEED74,I„Off Wile: to ant. • taitrfointaily
navi7 - CARSON*: Mgeinenr:
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CARSON WKRIGm-
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Orphsnat?eaonsi Hale
TN pursuance On decree of tho'.:Ofplinni'7upprsof
Allegheny County, Penn% , theramilt , bsfaiposOd
sale on the promises,' on , MONDAY, thef=l.o%driy:of ,
DECEMBER, next, at 2 - o'clock P. M, the foltewingde.-:-.'
scribed real estate, as the property of the estate 0f3yA.....-
liam Stevenson; late of the .qty of Pittsbargh,ilecesse4-.-,
A lot of-ordmid, idnutMd at the corner of !Abers' ,
street and Pinm alley, in
and ,Nad cl4„.„__
street twenty-onerfeeti OM • 1T,1111124 -'44e Y• to
the First Reformed:Preshrien syar4iheing
where it joins said, churc hyard :fentleca: feet . 4 efght...
inches more or less id width, with three story
house, containing eight roems . with.ilichen cellari'
and a store room now occupied by birceince,
and other necessary bait:Naga theireorredectedospd faith
the privileg_e'oftt three - eet allay,' one-half of whiChbe ,
longs to skid - 1014 - SubiCe f to an annual grafttt nut °C -
fifteen dollars' ' ' '
TEEMS or irsitt , '-Orte-thitel of thinatobsitt=money
be paid on the confirmation of the sale by the Conn, and
the balance in two equal anima instatMentiq'erith
terest. to be seottred - by lodgments or a moth:mein that
property. :JOHN - STEP IV, -
JOHN-SEWN . ~AN,
.A.dmintsurasent.
-"-P, fit DAMS Atterr._
Horse AValtragett j, 7_
Tftg snliseribers forrheersetiOn_Qfali,liotse or
fake for Westren.Penjui*Saikan hetebuOPfted
that an gusseument-of twenty percent.ikils.senount.
entseribed by eseb, is required** be paid, toTreasn
lin, on or before:lbe /sth day of Novetitbr-r*l 2 l- > = By order of the Board ot.Direetora_,..
oeWl:rf , JOSHUA HANNA4MrSeearer
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State EL utast Ftre-.insurance , .:.possapluay.
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DIONT:Dori l y for the Barer elassesar lutipelip i h no
al:temple ea tal, and afforda'atiPari -
Lor c iavAntaisea
in poiatof eteePlies4,*afelj and a ectlmAedidica4 m !tkeltr
can countrynnerehanti, SAL Olytte#1:11, aWantal* anal
isolated oraoantry property. •
A. A. OARBltit;iittuirir,• •
Branch Mee. N 0.54 Smith.fieldit, Viltsbarigt,
SUNDRIES
-30 bbls No 3 Mackerel.
4 kegs Desk Rall Dimes
30 *Etas Buckwheat' Om; itsite. aral for
SHERRIFINV BINNING,
No lO Market et.
Health Orpoo.
rilittE public are informed chat-the OIMICE,OF.!-.THS
1, BOARD ,or, HEALTH. of the City otelltaburghla
at Not 69, Grant street s hetwe,anTourat Diaratnol
atreets,wheraeall Nodes: and Comninuteattoni , for tho
Gaud must ba-left. cuaßLEaranoa,
12.. , :wiumorinvt. ccx;
zhit l4. sks' 2 4AP t :. o #4 . -LE'Rs FN
nxcoAtion co& - - -
DANe-ilarEs
ND
TIME DBAPIB,ke.~Gc.
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Collections carefully ittendetktn; and rice:en; malt
ed to any part °Eike Union:
SST
&num OD sod) intrurcog„ . '
Mixt door to the Bank of Pittabozgh,
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PANISH CIOARS.--Jaav raceired .trota . 21dladet.
phi.a.ozkaonalgameac, a choice seteedon'ot-bradds
° r every doserifition,4l the abovettianied'elloza,mtach
Mr for sale low to. wee* etmi&ohtertt. Also o'ho ge lo t
of Half SpaAisb and Coulon Mgatsofori own mane_
factoring. REES. R. JONKS,
newli •
• - "Ne• /37 , 1415 t . at.
FRESH FRIUT
-3 casks Zama Currants;
20 homes M. R. Raisins;
60 f andl do 'do
4 eases dq.
- 2 do GenqA ritroms: Pot sale by
J. D.' WILLIAMS & CO.,
N 0.116 Wood street.
BOARDS— 50 dozen Patens Zinc~to sate by
17 , -TicTir3477__ -- :% — n wn.Laras
13LACEING--lindoz. Mason's Challenge! for We by
l)- novl4 - wmr.u.rds..&.co.
noTesti—lo ettaks . ark eonstgnment;
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novl4 • - I. D. WILLIAMS &CO.
CRROMR GREEN---2. Cant . superior for sale' bv
• KEYSER /h. rtifeiXI.WELL,
. . N 0.140 Wood
DORAX-1 case fiseSaie y ,
Elfr szvol4 - AraYSER* monowiaa.
A YEE'S CUERRY 'TEMPORAL Dr. Saraoe's
Syrup of Wild Cherry, and Sri Mimes
Wll3 Cheny, for the cure ot Cocoa% Colds sand Con.
gumption. F'or Bala by. JAMES A. JONES, -
runrl9 . - cornPr of Liberty and Rand as.
I . YRUPS 421 E SARSAPARILLA Dr. Dearieigla.
.Townseed's, Di. Btt salt Gaylen* 631' sale .
novl2 •• • • JANES A. JON
Tift. 091:31)0DIC IHDI& CHOLAGILKAM,—,63I un.
jj railing remedy fOr Fever and Agwaand' ether bili
ous diseases._ For sale , by
nrivi-S1 JAMES A. JONES,
QPIRITS TURPENTINII-70 bble., id ipriroo order,
~''for sale by
- novl2 13 A. , PIitINESTOCIE & CO.
AITHITINe--300.bb1s best dry foi r
salei by
111, novlit B: FAUNESTOOK & CO.
Aique...3,—.3pbble. just received on constituent end)
for sale by - WOODS' 'SON,
,novis Na. Ct. Water street.
IaiRDOMB-40 doz. in 313:12t and for 4 a/e bSr
novl6 - T. WOOW- - 4. SO
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