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Harper * Phillips, Editors & Proprietors,
PITTSBURGH:
SATOBDAT M01tNINQ::::::;::::::;‘:::JUNE 19.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
' tOK fBSSIDKBT QI THEtJHITED STATES!.
GEN. FRANKLIN JPIERCE,
.. .OFinSW HAMPSHIRE.
. IfOB Vioa •
WILLIAM R. KING,
OF ALABAMA 1
> Km CANAL COMMISSIONER:
COL. WILLIAM SEARIGHT,
/ Ot JAYKtIE COEHTY.
DEMOCRATIC ELECTOBAU TICKET.
B8E&T02I1L EIECIOSS.
GEORGE W. WOODWARD. ,
WILSON MoCANDLESS.
Gen. R. PATTERSON.-
BETBSSESTATIVE EtECTOES.
Diilfiet. District.
-Ist, Peter Logan, . 18th, H. C. Eyer.
2d, QeorgoH. Martin. 14th, John Clayton.
Bd, John UiUer. 16th, Isaao Robinson.
4tb, F. W. Bockins. ; 16th,' Henry Fetter. ■-
: 6th, R, McCay.Jr. ' 17th,Jomes Burnside. ■
1 Btb, A; Apple. • ■ ; ->; 18th,: MaxwcllM’Caslin.
7th, HOn.N Stricklaud.lOth, GenJoß.M’Donnld
Bth, A. Peters. ; 20tb, Wm. S. Calahan.
9 th, David Fistor. 2lßt, Andrew Bnrke.
10th, R. E. James. ‘ 22d,- William Bonn.
11th, JohnM’Reynolds.2Bd, JohnS.M'Calmont;
12th, P. Damon. , 24th, George R. Barret.
■ See first-page for interesting mißoelfanc*.
one reading. >
‘Jon PnisriNa, of every description, ex
cepted at the ofSoe of the Morning Pott inbean
•tifalstyle,- and on the lowest terms. Eartioolar
attention paid to the printing of Posters and
Programmes for Conoertß and Exhibitions of oil
kinds.
THE SATCBBAT ISOBJIISO POST ::
Of this day, is a vory interesting, number t it is:
especially so to oar Doraoeratioreaders, and may
be equally sb to onr Whig readers,- inasmuch as
it tells them alt about Fkaxk Pieuoe, and ex'
plodes all the slanders that have been Blurted
against him thus for. . Besides political matter,
it contains a vast amonnt of foreign and domes
tic news, and some choice selections of literary
-reading. It is for. sale at tho counter..
Meeting of tbe Democratic Coanty Com
mittee or Carr e spond c ncc.
Pursuant to notice, a meeting of tho Demo
cratic GonDty Committee of Correspondence was
held in the the Morning Pott, in Satur
day, May 22, 1852.
After a fall and fair expression of opinion
from die members present, the following resolu
tion,', offered by M. C. Milligan," was adopted:
rßaoleei. That the Democratic citizens of the
different^Townships, Boroughs and. Wards, in.
Allegheny county,; be requested, to meet'on Sa
turday, the 19th of: June, :at their usual places
of meeting, to select delegates to represent them;
in tho County Convention, to her held onWednes
day following, (Jape 23d,) at 11 o’clock, A.M.,
at the Court House, in the . City of Pittsburgh,
for .the purpose of nominating a tioket, for coun
ty officers. The Democrats of the various Town
ships will meet-between the bonrs of 2 and 5
o’clock, P. M. , and the Democrats of : tho differ
ent Wards of the Cities of Pittsburgh and Alle
gheny, and. of the several Boroughs, will meet
between the hours of 4 and 7 o’clock.
The Democrats of tho First ward wilt meet (it
the Fulton House," kept by Hugh Sally, in
stud ward.
The Democrats of the Sixth ward will meet at
the Puhlio School House, in said ward.
■The Democrats of the Third ward will meet in
Splane’s building, in said ward.
On motion of Mr. Harper, it was resolved, that
the Committee otCorrespondcnco hereafter meet
at the St. Charles Hotel, on the call of the Chair
man. -
The Committee then adjourned.
G80.,P. HAMILTON, Ch’n,
L, Haepeb, Seo’y.
RAILROADS.
la the Permsylvtmian of Wednesday last, wo
find in tbeAditoriol , column, under the caption
of t'Xhe Snnbhry and Erie Railroad,” the follow
ing-paragraph :
In nil "the efforts of a. -large majority of the
Easiness men of Philadelphia, ‘to incrcaso the
trade and. commerce of thocity, they hare been
met in opposition by a class of people who strive
: only far self-aggrandizement to the exclusion of
the interestaof all others, matter what the
project may bo—whetherit is to build a railroad
or ..to establish n line of steamships to distant
ports, the same spirit is manifest among these
harpies and the some ' system of detraction and
misrepresentation is resorted to, in order to nr-,
rest the, trade, tho commerce, and; the growing
wealth; of the city.” Ibis conduct is easily ac
counted for, and is at once illustrated by the
foot, that honest business people aro unwilling
to pay for -thefftdsomo flatteries ■of desperate
and extravagant adventurers. ; ■ Philadelphia,
.withherbonndlessrcsourceß.great wealth,;en
.orgy and industry, doesnotreqnire fAnr aid, has
refused iArir overtures,, and consequently bos
invoked thdr bitterest opposition. When tho
Pennsylvania rail-road first received tho com--
pletingaid of Philadelphia 5 merchants, it was
the signal for similar. opposition,- and ever since;
. the company has had to contend against. the
falsehoods of this same-clan. It is now, how
ever, beyond the reach of their,assaults,'its use-.
fulness 1 being thebestrefutation of all the slan
derSuttored against it, and jts inoreasing pros
.'erity.prbtfng thajhigh, favor in: which it isbeld
i by the people.at large-” _
- If-these-remarks by. the editor, of the, P-tnn
sylcanian'be true, in regard to Philadelphia and
- Philadelphians,;with mnch greater, force
i will they apply to the unworthy conduct of some
of onr leading Pittsburghers,: who have been, and
. !atistill .strivingj, from-interested;motives,, to
cripple, and if it were possible crush the fair
prospects of thatpre-eminently Pittsburgh mcas
' ure,’ the Pittsburgh and Stouhonvillo Railroad,
. j/whicb we regard Aa the most commanding of all
• Pittsburgh' 'projects-! That'Us construction is
■ : entirely practicable,Jat’a moderate -cost compared
j.with itsudvautsge.to our city, Is conclusively
shown by the luoid and able reports of tho Bn
gineen of the company. That it will open- np
7 to ourcity by the shortest and . speediest.route,
: the wholo.trade of central Ohio, Indiana, IIH
. nois and the great west,cannotba intelligently
denied. Withthe. Hemp field road now partly
under contract ’ and constracting, it is the only
security weOan have that this trade will npt for?
over pass around Pittsburgh; It is the only
route by which a continues gunge of. track can
be attiinedall the way from Philadelphia to St.
Louis. Then why is it that some who ought to
; have the prosperity of onr oity at heart are still
found dealing in doubts and detraction of its
- merits and itssuccess ? Is itbeoause theyare
- actuated by the Bame feelings so aptly described
by the editor of the Pennsylvanian in the forego
, ing extract? 'Weleave it with themsolves to ex
amine their own hearts and answer the ques
tion.. ,
'However, ..notwithstanding all the unnatural,
opposition made by these detractionists, to this
great work,'-we rejoice to state that its manage-;
ment is now in the hands of men who know no
' snoh woTd ns fail f and'as a sure guarantee that
it will bo carried 'through successfully", we
will state that it is no all under cdntraot for the ■
' grading - end ■ masonry from this placo to tiie
Virginia state lino; from whence; to the river,-
the citizens along the route in Virglnia wili put
it through.with or withont a charter.froin that
State. The contractors, Messrs. ManfaH& C 0.,.
- -axe men of great experience, and deserved rap'd-}
tation. for energy and perseverance. The com
pjuy have ample means at their command to meet
their engagements in this contract, and] the
work WiH be commenced next week and pushe'd
forward with energy.
GESESaI,, noBKIIT PATTEUSOJr.'
.■ : «The fullewliigtieAjjgpondenoDhetweeiftn num
ber of and'Gen.ißohnaiPo®*
temos, of Philadelphia; lifts : been left os
for publication. [lt is' a matter of regret that j
Gen.'T. should decline partaking of the*pnblio“
dinner toodered him by his numerous personal ]
and political friends in this oily. There is no!
nian within the - bounds of-our Commonwealth]
who is moro dcscrring of the respect and honor
of its citizens.than Qeik.FA'msßsos t for be has
at all times been a devoted friendof Pennsylva
nia, and has straggled untiringly to advance the
interests and prosperity of her people. -
Pittsburgh, June 16,1852.
Moj, Qen. Robert. Palttnon :
Bir: —The nndorsign
nd.your fellow citizens, who have long regarded
yon with high favor ns a citizen, hut whose es
teem and regard have been greatly enhanced by
your noble and gallant conduct in the war with
Mexico,, are anxious to offer you a testimonial
of their-respect and admiration. ,We therefore
respectfully ask your acceptance of a public
dinner, on such day as may suit your conveni
ence, during your visit to our city.
We are, sir, very truly and sincerely,
Your Friends, ,
. C. Bhalcr, P. C. Shannon,
. J. B. Guthrie, Lyndo Eliot,
Wm. Wilkins, - . Thomas Phillips,
’ Wilson McCandless, . Robert Anderson,
Samuel W. Black, M. Kane, jr., •
: R. B. Carnahan, v :. John S. Hamilton,'
Patrick M’Kenna, H. Morrow,
Jos. F. Campbell, Chas. Naylor,
: L. Harper, H. S. Magraw,
■ Andrew Burke, James B. Sawyer,
Thos. J. Keenan, M. I. Stewart,
Geo. H. Kcyser, Body Patterson,
Alfred B. McCalmont, . Charles Barnett,
H. Sprout, Th. Umbstactter,
Geo. P. Hamilton, Charles Kent,
J. 51. Davis, Joseph Birmingham,
W. W. Irwin, Wm. TroviUo,
Thomas Blaokmoro, David Beeler,
George McCook, James P. Barr,
. Soott, John C. Dunn,
Alox. Black, John D. Miller,
John Layton, W. S. Campbell.
Pittsourou, Jane 15,1852.
Gextlf.3ikx : Your esteemed favor.of this dato,
tendering me the honor of a publlo dinner, ,is re
ceived.
lam under renewed obligations to my fellow
citizens of Pittsburgh for this additional “testi
monial of their esteem and regard,” and receive
it, as I am sure it was. intended—not for me
personally, or as a compliment to my poor ser
vices, but as tho representative of the gallant
officers and soldiers of the division it was my
good fortune to command.
For myself, and on behalf of my brother sol
diers, I return you my most cordial and gratefal
thanks, and regret that long obsenoe from my
family, and the- necessity. for my: departure. in
the morning, will deprive mo of the pleasure of
accepting yonr kind invitation.
I remain, gentlemen, with the highest regnid,
very sincerely; your 'friend and obliged feliow
citizcn. B. PATTERSON.
•To Hon. C. Shaler, J. B. Guthrie, and others.
THE WHIG CONVENTION’
■ As wo write, the impression is gaining ground
that the cooks at Baltimore, will spoil General
Scott’s soup, before they quit. The admission of
tho Fillmoro delegates from New York: and Ver
mont, was a hard “liok back,” and may be omi
nous of Scott’s fate.
- However, the ultimate result of the convention
is sf .small importance to tho Democrats. They
feel secure with the ticket they have, and -ore
perfectly willing: that the Whigs may. nominate
the.best man they have, or oil tho men: they
have,, who are willing to bo sacrificed. There is
not one of those who have been mentioned, that
will atand tho slightest chanco of being, elected.
Webster, the greatest man in their party, is de
sired by a largo portion of the party, on account
of the love they bear him for bin great genius
and high accomplishments ns a statesman. Bat
none of them are so dreamy as to suppose he
could over bo elected, or that bis coursothrougb
life has been such as to ensure the confidence -of
tho people.
Fillmore, the man that wo honestly believe to
be tho strongest man in the whig party for the
office* is as forlorn a hope as Webster. The
Southern wliigs would so doubt support him in
gratitude for his treachery to his early abolition
friends; the office-holders would from necessity
stick to him, but the great body of the North
would cast him off with contempt'
Scott is no better off than either of the other:
two; The little army of.favorites under the
marshaling of Seward, Stevens and Giddings,
would donbticss come to.lils rescue to serve their
own peculiar purposes, but the gloom that their
friendship. has already cast over his prospects,
Indicates that if nominated, their support would
bo his destruction. :If he comes before the peo
ple; we doubt much If there will be a whig elco-:
toral ticket in one half the Southern States.—
It cannot be supposed that the man who is a
nose of wax in the hands of tho hitter cnemie®
of the South can: under -any circumstances re-,
ceito aid and comfort from that portion of tho
country.
Then where will he go for support? Itis true
that in the North tho personal feoliogmsijpst
him is not as bitter as it is in the South, nirtho
political feeling is rising into a torrent to over
whelm him. There is no hope far him,’ and the
only, consoling reflection left him, is, that his
chances of being elected President are not a bit
more forlorn thaa. those of his competitors fit
the nomination.
TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
The Si.. Louis Times is jnßtty severe on tele
graphic reporters for forwarding to tho press
such partizan stuff ns wo condemned some days
since. It appears that the JYmwwis tricked
into publishing tho insulting paragraph, copied
from the Republic, which we - excluded: and re
marked upon. Bat we are certain- that ho is
mistaken as to thepointnt which the objection
able despatoh started;lt reached us from'Wash'
ington'oity, and we do not suppose that the op
erator, at this point, has the privilege to dlsr,
criminatepa to tho quality or quantity of the
matter that is sent forward. Wo; suppose that
it is the imperative duty of the Pittsburgh oper
ators to telegraph all that .comes to hand, and
they had no control over the despatch which.the
Times, as well as ourselves, has denounced. . So
far as wo know, all the gentlemen" in the '.office
here are honorable men, and we cannot imagine
that they, would bo gniity of any such piece of
Impudence as has been committed by the repor
ter at Washington city.
BfnwncATKw. Oil' parts of
tho States w.o rcceivo intelligence ofenthnsiastio
Ratification meetings, in support of the late do
mocratio. nominations at Baltimore. It would
be utterly impossible to publish the proceed
ings of a tithe of titese demonstrations -, we must
therefore content ourselves with, saying that the
utmost enthusiasm prevails everywhere among
the democratic party, as regards' the admirable
qualifications of Gen. Fierce; and- William Rufus
Ring.- From all parts of the Union .we have
hearty,responses to the nomination and plntform
of thejNatlonal Democratic Convention. -
8®» We yesterday received a trisit from: the
Hon. P. M. Kest, formerly Editor of, the New
Albany. X.edger, and at present a member of tho
Indiana legislature.: Mr. K. : was ~a delegate to
the. .Democratic:; National : Convention, ; and h e
Bays . there is no .donbt bat: that Reece and
Kisa wiU carry 'lndiana by- a tremendous ma
jority;,
-Tho‘NewXork Afifrbr i -“Uie .friends of
-Milliard Frlimore'&aVe no stomach for abolition-
Tiis is mow than hfr. Fillmore could say
vhmt that Buffalo latter^trhilfr.a-can
didate for Congress.
Sfe» Joseph Severns & C 0.,. of Philadelphia,
being the lowest bidders,': have received, the job
of printing the ■ Archives of Pennsylvania.—
Their bid was $976 00 per volume. '
THE CREDIT OF OU& STATE.
It must bo tt
our good old its credif, un
der Democratic rjift; hwgrßatljfcidviUMed. Bid?
for the loan of $860,000, fojtthft aomplotiotf of
the North Branch' Canal,' tret© offered to "the
.amount of about'Wmiffionj, nearly all of which
i was below fiteper uni, - 'The successful bidders
were C.- H. fisher, of Philadelphia, Duncan,
Sherman & Go;, N. Y.-, and George Peabody.&•
Co, r liondon, who took the loan jointly. Two
! hundred thousand dollars were taken at 4} per
cent., and sis hundred and: fifty thousand were.
taken at 6 per cent. The issue to be $lOOO l
bonds with coupons attached. •
, This,'remarks tho Hareisbnrgh Union, is a
decided improvement on tho credit of the State,
since the loan taken by Governor Johnston, to
avoid therinclined plane, none of it being taken
at less than sis per cent.
■ This shows that the five:millions loaoi to can
cel the bonds now duo and payable by the Com
monwealth, can readily be taken at less thanflve
per oeut.
Pbesidekt Polk and Geh. Pierce.—The fol
ing extract from the letter of President Polk to
Gen. Pierce, tendering him the post of Attorney
General of the United States, shows the high es
timate in which he waa.held by .this distinguish
ed man. Gen. Pierce, however, owing to pri
vate reasons, decollned the appointment:
“It gives mo sincere pleasure to inviteyou to
accept a place in my cabinet, by tendering to
you the office of Attorney General of the United
States. 1 have selected you for this Important
office from-my personal knowledge of yon, and
without the solicitation or suggestion of any one.
I have dono so because! have no doubt your per
sonal association with mo wonld be picasnnt,and
from the oonsldoration that in the discharge of
tho duties of the office you could render me im
portant aid iu oonduoting my administration. In
this instance, at least, the office has sought tho
man, and not tho man theoffice, and I hopo you
may accept it”
. Ratification meetings.
A large and enthosiasiio ratification meeting
: was held by the-democrats,at 1 tho court* house.
:on Saturday evening, over which Gov. Blgicr
. presided. It will ho observed, by tho proceed
ings, that the list of officers gives evidence that
past differences as to candidates are forgotten,
and that a. thorough union has spontaneously
taken place here among the democrats in favor
of tho nominees of tho national convention. We
hope the same spirit will bo manifested throagh
: out the stato that the present contest will con
clude with on easy victory. .
A national solute was fired in front of the ar
senal at C o'clock—the gun used ou the occasion
was a brass 12 pounder captured from tho Mex
icans at Cerro Gordo, and presented to the Ctato
by Gen. Patterson.
At the meeting, eloquent speeches were made
by Gov. Bigler, Hon. John Cessna, of Bedford,
Hon. Wm.- Strong, of Heading, and Col. J. J.
MoCahan, of Philadelphia. —llarritburgh Krg »
stone.
■ EaitWAT Accidents ih Enocasd.—The re
turns relating to railway accidents in Great Bri
tain, for tho half year ending December 31,1861,
has just been published. The number of pas
sengers carried was 47,609,302; the number
killed was 113; iejored, 264. Eight passengers
were killed and 213 iejured from causes beyond
their controt; O passengers were killed and 14
injared owing to their own misconduct or want
of caution; 32 servants of the companies or
contractors were killed and 11 injured, owing to
their own want of caution; 33. trespassers and
other persons, neither passengers nor servants
of th^ company, were killed, and 9 Injured, by
crossing or walking on railways. Tho length of
railways in operation was CS3O miles.
Ah Editor is Heaves.—’Under the above cap
tion a Southern newspaper gives a long obituary
of a brother of the quill, from which wc extract
the closing paragraph. A glowing picture:
“ Are wo not also glad-that sach an editor is
In heaven? There the cry of 'more copy’ shall
never again fall npon bis distracted ears. There
he eball never bo abused any more by his politi
cal antagonists, with lies and detractions that
should shame a demon to promulgate! There ho
shall no more be nsed as a ladder for tho aspir
ing to kick down as soon as they reach tho de
sired height, and needhlm no more. There he
shall he able to sec the immense mosses of mind
he has moved, all unknowing and unknown as ho
has been, during his weary pllgrimego on earth.
There ho will find all articles credited—not a
clap of his thaader stolen—and there shall be
no horrid typographical errors to set him in a
fover. Wo arc glad the editor Is in heaven.”
Death of Jouh Banco tru'sßouv Sf.eva.vt.—
Wo learn from the Troy (0.) Times that John,
the faithful body servant of the late John Han
dolpb, of Virginia, died near that plaeo recently,
and'was bnried on the grounds of tho Kondolpb
Colony, on Stillwater, in Miami co. John went
to Ohio with thereat of the manumitted Bondolph
clavos In 181 G, bat failing to possess themselves
of their lands in Mercer county, tho company
wna dispersed over the several conntics of tho
Miami, and John returned to Virginia, where he
remained np to last fall, when ho again visited
Ohio, where ho soon sickened and died, at hts
son-in-law’s.
Tils Geejuss Ann Eosscin....On Saturday
evening, last vreek,' onurabor of the German
citizens of Now York, held a . meeting to toko
measures to ehow their respect for Kossuth, and -
their, sympathy for the cause of European free
dom. It is stated that tho amount of “material
aid” from various sources, resolved: by Kossuth*
sinso he left Massachusetts, is $7,823. Tho
whole amount raised in this country is said to
be about $BO,OOO. On Monday evening next,
Kossuth will deliver d leoturo at the Broadway
Tabernacle, the proceeds to go to the benefit of
his mothor.
Forthe Morning Poll.
Kaocfetog Coder.
The whlgs of the South have ever boon op
posed to anything like a platform being/laid
down in the national Convention. From the
fact that in their minds the delegates have no
each authority grouted by tho constitution of
the Onion. Bnt now, being in groat agony for
fear' of - sinking, It appears as though they would
grab at a straw. Sorry indeed that it has come
to that. -- ZEBUJ.ON. .
depredations committed by tbo gang
er daring thieves in Somerset county for the last
few weeks,-have induced the good people there
to form ft night watch, so as to pretoot thoir lives
and property. In thoborough of Somereot, os
we learn from tho last/ Putter, six men are night
ly detailed whoso duty it ie to patrol the streets,
maintain order, and guard the slumbers of .the
burghers.
jjgy* A Whig letter-writer from Washington
says':' ,
“It is well understood that, in the event of
Mr. Fillmoro’e re-election, few, If any, .of the.
members of his present Cabinet will consent ,to
romain in office. Mr. Webstor, Mr. Corwin,
Mr. Conrad, Mr. Crittenden, and Mr. Hall, nil,
avow their anxious desire to lay aside the oares
of office.”
- Sehxtou. Docqlib.—lt is stated that the Hon.
Stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois, intends to-speak
before the people in twenty-eight States of tho
Union, during the present presidential l canvass.
He dolivereda spoech at tho democratic ratifica
tion in Wilmington, Pel., on Saturday evening'
last.
Lttttronxn Teansitu.—a Maine paper says
that the'Snprome Court of thot State, now in
session deolded that liquor can
not be eeited in- transit, and that all persons
have the right to transport -liquor, at pleasure,
unless it eon he proved'that such liquors are in
tended for solo.
: JS6F* Mr.: Cabell,'Whig, of Florida, said, on
thefloor of, Congress,;the other day: “Scotthas
a padlook on hislips/ond Hie principles of Sew
ard, in hie breeohes pooket, and stands before
the conntry as the candidate of tho higher law
parly.”
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2SBWS tTBMS,
-.There nere 807 deaths in New York lost week;
2J<iei : oY<xmßumption, : 14of small-pox, and
14 of typhus fcrer. • ’
Join’ A, Johnson, charged with the murder
of a negro at Richmond, - Vo., hasr: surrendered
himsdf.
Tho Bateman children arc playing... at Liver
pool; - ‘After fulfilling two or three provinolal en-:
gagementa they return to America.
The army worm has appeared in countless,
numbers in the neighborhoods of Madison and
Vevay, In<L, and laying waste vegetation.
Hon. Ben. Hardin,of Kentucky, was serious
ly injured, on the 6th inst., near Bardstown, by
being thrown from his horse. . .
Hon. Bernhart Hena has been nominated for
Congress by the democrats in the first district of
lowa.
: The voters of tho town of Joehson, La., have
decided against issuing anymore lioenses for tho
sale of liquors.
It isezpeoted that Mmo. Otto Goldsohmidt
(Jendy Lind) will bo the prinoipal.voculist at
the forthcoming musical festival at Birmingham,
Eng.
The German traveler, Moritz VTagner, re
nowned for his travels in Persia and Armenia, is
about to visit the United States.
. Forgeriesto the amount of $17,000 were.dis
covcredin Boston, on Saturday. .
The cholera broke out in Dubuque, lowa, on
the Ist inst-j and in 24hours caused 20 deaths.
It is now very generally believed that tho
Queen will visit the South of Ireland this sum
mer.
. A petition was presented in the Now Hamp
shire Legislature, on the 9th inst., in favor of
tho Maine Law, eigned.by 24,698 voters, and
47,770 females and minors.
ThoNew.York Herald says. Lola Montez has
quarrelled with all the managers, and formed a
coalition with Mr; Hamblin to appear at tho
Bowery.
: Three thousand dollars havo been appropria
ted by the New York city councils to pay the ex
pense of entertaining the officers of the Batch
Frigate.
On Sunday and Monday the police of Phila-:
delphia made 102 arrests; 62 for disorderiycon
duct, and 11 for inciting to riot
A man named McDonough, was choked to
death in Philadelphia, od Monday, while swal
lowing a piece of meat.
The hotels at Cape May, it is said, are rapid
ly filling up with visitors, and the number is
daily increasing.
Dr. Duposhas been imprisoned oneycar ot
Now Orleans, for stabbing with intent to kill Mr.
Veau.
Booms have been: taken in New York-for Kos
suth’s family.
The violent Blamming of a door will, it is arid,
kill young canary birds in theirshell.
' Horace Greeley says if Mr. Fillmore Is nom
inated, ho will not hurry to help to elect him.
Ouo Jones was arrested in Cincinnati on Fri
day for havings7o In gold in his pocket—‘twos
counterfeit,
George Diehopper jumped out of a second sto
ry window of a tavorn in Cincinnati, Friday,and
only broke his leg.
The steamer Tutcumtia was sold at St. Louis
a few days sinco to Capt C, Cable, for tho sum
of $B,OOO.
A crowd of same 400 emigrant passengers ar
rived at St. Louis last week on the Paanee from
N, Orleans. There vrereouly four deaths on tho
boat during the trip.
That portion of the Steubenville and Indiana
Bailroad, lying between Coshocton and Newark,
was let on tho Bth last. It Is contemplated to
havo it finished within six months.
Gen. Winfield Scott was boro near Peters
burgh, Virginia, Juno 13,1780, and is therefore
just CO years old. Daniel Webster wns boro in
New Hampshire, January 18, 1752, and is now
in bis 71st year.
Chevalier Do Sodrc, who has been for some
time at the bead of tho Brazilian Legation in
Washington, hud an interview with tho Secre
tary of State a day or two since, to announce his
recall. ■ . '
. “The San Is all Tery well,” said an Irishman,
■‘bat in my opinion tlio moon is worth two of it;
for tbo moon affords us light in tlio nighttime,
when'wercally wautit} whereas, wo have the
son with us in the day timo, when wchnvo no
occasion for it."
Says Freeman Hnnt,"in bis Merchant's Maga
zine : "Tho yoneg man who leaves the farm for
the merchant’* desk or the lawyer’s or doctor’s
office,thinks to dignify or cnnoblo his toil, makes
n sad mistake.”
The Easton (Aid.) Gazette states that a young
lady named. Morris, was drowned in tho Chop
tankriver, near Denton on the Cthlnst. She,'
with oovernl companions, were, inking a sail on
the river, when tho boat upset, and tho yonng
lady met a watery grave.
A man on getting oat of an omnibas a few
days ago, mado nse of tworowsof knees as ban
istento steady.bimself, at which tho ladies took
offonco, and ono of them cried aloud,*'a perfect
savage." “True," said a wag inside, Mho bc
longs to the Paw-Knee tribe."
Artificial morbio may bo made by mixing plas
ter of Paris with a eolation of alum, baking it
in an oven, and then grinding it to powder. If
it then bo mixed with water, it may bo formed
into any shape, and will bear a high polish;
Mr. iang, Jr., in England, has proposed to
build a steamer 400 foot long, 40 wide, with
1080 horse powor, that shall ran easily, 26 miles
an hour. His plans are said to ho satisfactory
and will bo adopted. .
An unusual Crop of Potatoes has been planted
in Cheater county this season. This is owing
to the high price potatoes havo commanded far
the past six months.
Passengers are now: conveyed on the Hudson
River Ballroad, between New York and Albany;
at $1 60; time, four boars; distanae one hnn
dred and fifty miles.
tfbo Notional Agricultural Convention wilt be :
held in Washington City, on-the 24th inst.,'and
the societies about the country are appointing
thoir dotegates to represent them In that body.
, Signora .Blsocaoalnti gave a concert on 1 tho
2Gth April, at flan Franoisoo for the benefit of
Graco Churob. Pracoods $2,000.
Han* Snelfer and tho Indiana.
Among the emigrants to California in tho year
’49, woe a worthy son of “ Fatherland,” whom
we shall designate as Hans Sncifor. On a cer
tain oooosion, Hans being/tired of tbo daily rou
tine bfhogand bard bread, had resolved to ob
tain Bomb more savory-riano, and, taklnga rifle,
. started out in searob of game. He hod proceed
ed a few miles from the troll, when he espied a
band of buffaloes grazing in tire distance. Exci
ted by the prospoots of a good dinner, he pushed
rapidly forward, when he suddenly discovered a
iband of Pawnees, evidently bent on the same
purpose with himself. Now Hans had heard
dreadful stories.of massaore andeealping by tho
meroiloss savages, and was of course brought to
a momentary standstill. Bat, for fear that wo
may -be nconsed of embellishment, we will let
Hons tell hie own story.
»i Toll, ven I -first see the redskins, I thought
I would bhtop a little, and see vbat day mokes
dere all de vile. So I shtopt and pcept.oat be
hlnt some shtones, and dere deyvas, shneaking
alongand ahneaUng along, shoost like wolft.—
Aba! tinks 1, ven yon don’t see mo, den i goeß
paok again. So«I sebtartes down de bill and
valks poOty plamebt fast, and got book .most to
de tTBU ven-I looksaroundt, and dare dey coomst
shoost like a tousand tyfele; so den I valked a
little faster, and den looks around again, and oil
de logons was pooty olosbe; ■ den X walks.again.
■ and looks roundt,' and-dey wns oloshor shtilL—
So I tinks, Hans, yonVogotinablnmebtsohrope,:
and along,-tinking, and by’me by I got
so tam mad l rum shomt Ifte a tog.”—Carpet'
'Bag. ' '
; Thb Thuee P’s.—Pierce, Peaceand Prosper
itjrj . ■■■ • ■
The These K’s Eng, Ketchum and Kon
qnor!—OAi'o Statesman.
.'.u.? T-'-S-v viV*-.
The Gaines (Cash. Bevtved. —
meat, signed tfy Myra, Clark ga’neS; hiß ap
peared is one of the Ne wOrifcank papers,'under
dateSfMay ISth, 1852, Spring that elf
is about to commencoproceeiings intko prolate
court of tbatcitj-for the recovery of tHe estate
of her father, the'late Daniel Clarke, under the
'devise made by him in 1818, instituting "her
as hislegitimate: and only —hia uni
versal, deviseeand.warning all persons from
acquiring titles under the present holders or
purchasers.
Masonic Jcbilee.— One ; hundred years trill
have elapsed on fhel4th day of dlovember next,,
since General George Washington -ms made a
freo and ocoepted. Mason .in Frederioksburgh
Lodge, in Virginia.' Several - grand : lodges, in
cluding'the C. L., of Tennessee, Michigan, Ver
mont, and North Carolina; have recommended to
the masonio fraternity, under their , respective;
jurisdictions, to observe the 4th doy of Novem
ber next as a ■ Masonio Jubilee. The; Grand
Lodge of the State of New Yorktrill also, cole-:
brate the day.
i Cholera in ah Obphas Asvnnii.—The New
Orleans Picayune states that the ohaleTa has
made Its appearance among the inmates of the
Orphan Boy’s Asylum, in the Third District.—
Some six or seven of the children have died, and
others are now-prostrated ; the nurße is dead ;
and one of the Brothers, who, condactthe Asy
lum, also died of thedisease. ■-i -
■ - Bgk A dog with a greasy bone in bis mouth,
and a boy with a cigar in his month, running
through the streets, .are nuisanees that ought to
be abated.' The New York Mirror. thus paro
dies
SMOKING IN FOLK'S FACES.
I knew by the smoke that so lazily curled ’
From hia hpfl.Uwas a loafer [ happeDed to meet;
And T*aid,irantdBahce there bo in the world,
J Twaa smoking cigars iaafreqaentaci street.'
night, aridthe ladleswere gliding around,
And In many an eye shone the glittering tear—-
Bat the loafer passed on, and ! beard nova sound.
Save the short backing rough of cacbsmoke-smitten
•.■ . • dear.'-'' ■ ■■' • ■ ,
Ity* Wanted^—A fcw.men of ihofODßh business
habits and good addreis, for a safe and respectable busi
ness;.it is a basinets -that requires ncr capital bat good
character* business habits aml energy. To men-with
the above qualifications a permanent business and the
best of wages will be given.. Apply or address No. 39
SmilAfield street, corner ofThird v . < .. £apr23:lf
F* 8* Cleave*’* *F*lxe MedalHoneyßoap*
••. fTF*The unexampled palYouage nnd unbonnded eireu-:
lation which “Cleaver’a. Prize Medal Honey Soap* has
obtained in England* has powerfully and justly increas
ed Its reputation in the United Sinus.- Ills sold.by many
of the most eminent DrafgisUi kpQihecarietrqndl’erfuv
men 1q the principal .cities, in the Union ;nnd..fiudB in
every family a most ready acceptance for the nursery,
the tolTet and the dressing-room .j
For sale by .•. KIDD A CO.* , -
• , 69 Wpod street,
Wholesale Agents for Pittsburgh and iisvicinity- -Also,
for sale* nt alt Dispensing Drag Stores. - ■ -.. uclB
medical tsiumony eaa’tbs controverted*
' UyOne of ihe most startllcg ca«s is related of Dr ;
M’Lfluo’s Vermifuge, by Dr. John Boiler, of Lowell
Trumbull county,Ohio. The case is that of a young
lad? who bad been sick for MgArj/ronrs', and had consulted
a number of physicians, who.hod treated it as-one of
Prolapsus Uteri. Dr. Butler was then, called in, end j'or
a time believed, with his predecessors, that it was a case
ofProlapsus. He was,however,soon foreed.tothe eonr
olusioti that bis patient was suffering front worms, and.
-after much persuasion, prevailed upon her to take two
doses of Dr. Rl’Lane’a Yermifjge This medicine Usd
the effect of removing froro her a countless number of the
largest size. After she passed them, her health umnedi-.
ately returned. She is since married, and comma** to
enjoy excellent health..
Tills is one of the undeniable cases, proving thesupe
rioriiy of M’Dane’s Vermifuge over ail others.
For solo by most Merchants and Druggists in town
and country, and by the sole Proprietory
-. KIDD A CO.,
jcl9:dlwltw Cl) Wood street. .
J|ANANAB— 1
jclQ Grocers and Yea Dealers. ttCJ Liberty st.
in lancy boxes and hair bags, tor sale by.
JJ J. LAVFLY A Cu,.
je!9 Grocers and Tea Dealers,£9s Ltocriyat.
BAtrilNS— in boxe*, mats and tegs, for sale by
■ ■J> L«aVLiVY It CO., .
jelO Grocers and Tea Dealers, ISS Liberty tt. :
Tkfll ra—Of'evcry description, forsale at very low
J/| : prices to retsifeTS, by • J.I*AVKt»Y,&CO,.
tfllO . Grocers and Tea Dcalcr»,3<U Liberty At.
tjIAND FUHTK wit' MKbOIiKON' WANTIiD—S3 1
JT per week will be given for a MeJodeon or. Piano
Foite, for a few weeks. Address a note to Clair
Hotel. Room 39. ■ telPilt
OMNIBUS FOR SALE—A.ceomMiam! Oranibu«iin
good rcnnlngorder l 'WillbeMjU on a credit of six
moatS*, very chcap, ifappHc't for immediately to
JAMBS M’CANUUESSACO.,
fel9 ; Itg VVoQil St.
%7“ALUABLB UKaL «M*ATK at Atcnos.—Wiil Oc
V eold, cn Saturday t iaaosUtli, at 3 o’clock in tboef
temooDi oh the premise** iutbc fcornugh uf Lawrence*
ville; near the Allegheny Ancnal.Tea Valuable Build*
lag Lots bf Gttrahd,wuHiraMy situated, Ind tieahbyond
pleasant part of the tillage, commanding a: delightful
view oi iho Allegheny rltcr and sdTroundmg toon'ty—
making if one otifco most pte want and desirably loca
tion* in the neighborhood ror S private- residence.;
perron* deslron* of securing tothemielvesAhome ava
low pride, tM*i* aft opportunity seldom bfifetcif at auc-
information, topeison* desiring tapntebase,
will he given by calling at the taction store at the. sub*
•cr'.ber any time before ibe able, when a plauof the lots
eaobe seen..-: Uol9) W» G/ jQ ? OARTNKV, Abort.
BUKAK HOUSE—Pari 4,-wiUi ittst
oat, and for:tale at Miner &Ce>H%- 32 SmUbfield iiv
No-S3 Pictorial Field Bonk of the Revolution;
No 10 LondonLaborandLondon Poor;
Kollne; or,'Magnolia Vale; by Mr*. Caroline Lee
Hem?, author of Aunt t*&Uy 7 d Scrap Bag, Marcus War»:
land) ete; .
Pencil Sketches} by Mist liCkltejtwo part!,so cents
each; ■ .
Pequinilla; a Tale; byG.F.lLJame9>ttnthorofHen
ry Bmeiton:
Up the Rmnerby Thomas Uond; with iUtmrnllana;
Hollars and Cents; by Amy Lathropi uniform with
Qaacky t and The Wide, Wide World;
Uncle Tom’s Cabin; another new edition i price one:
dollar.'
Every new publication in this country it for sate at
Je*& - ; MINES* ca«3 t 33 SmUbfield at.
of these 10
\j cenlOeJLainesaiiHleftat "
AV A. MASON i CO’S,
Cj and C4;Market street, • =
rANiLL A UEANB—Uf superior quality, for sale on*
r umollylow, by tae pound orotmre.hy
.W. A. M’CLURG & CO,
|et7 Grocers and Tea Dealers, SsQHboty atrrou
PWMAKYMKKTING. The Uemocrais pc the
THIRD WARD, Allegheny, wiU meet in Primary
Meetimrat theTssMßATtcs A ns, in said Ward, on Sat
arday, Jane lOlb, between the hours 0f. 4 and 7 o’clock,
. J», M, • -
Democratic primary mkctlng.—TheDem
ocratie eithtenstjf the SECOND WARD will bold
their Primary Meeting at tho boose of Ussferasp Pißiy*
corner of-Founh and Grant streets, Saturday evening,
Jane !9ih, between the hours of 4 andT o’clock, P.M.
J«18;Sl
fpßAtf—4 W half cheats of fresh Green and Black Teas
i. on hand and for sale by the package, or neatly pack
ed to food k lb packages, at prices lower than we have
heretofore sold theaamo qualities. ,-Retail Grocers are
invited to call. • A. JAYNES,.-
JelS . Pekin Teg Store, 33 Fifth at.
TjtOß SALK—In Bast Birmingham, Three Substantial
JC sh&Neat Brick Dwelling-Rouses, containing Uireo
rooms each. The Lots are 3Q feet front on a cross-street,
and extehdine ISO feet, bock to a, 30 foot alley, <. Said
hornet are .builton the rear of the lots, leaving sufficient
space la frontier the erectfanof: morebuilatngs. For
particulars applyimmedifltely to
- JelB : THOMAS ftIOFFITT, S 9 Fifth street.,
iiAW AGIhNCV—For Uo collection of
JCi claims in' Great Britain'and-■ Ireland:. Thomas 3.
Keenan, European Agent, willleavoiblscity previous
to the lat of July next, onthotwenty-sixth regular tour.
of this ngeney,fbr Europe. Those wieblnghimtocttend
to business abroad, for them.ihould call Immediately at
the office of M’CALMONT fc KEENAN,
JqtB ISO FourthElroet.
XTKW STORy BY ftl ft 8. HRNT£—Just - published,
LH and for sale at IL.Miner & Co.’s, No, 33 smlthfield
street: lEoUhoi ori'MogpoUa Vale» a novel, by. Mrs.
Caroline Lee Hem*—complete in brio volutne-
Pencil Sketches; or, Outlines i»f Character and Man*
ners—including M.Mrs Washington Foils,” and * v Mr.
•Smith”—-by Mira Leslie.
The Magazines for July are all oat. ana for sale at
jel6 MINER A CO.’S.
'SpXTRACrS for flavoring Ice Cream, Puddings, Ac-
Ej 30 dozen Preston A MetriU’a superior Extracts, viz:
.. Vanilla, - Rote,
Lemon, .Peach,
% . Orange, -.B'tier Almonds, • -
.Ginger. - Nutmeg*!
Alao-rßoso Watery Peach Water, ana Orange Flower
Water; for sale by W, A-M’Ct.URGSiCO.,
JelS - . SSQ Liberty Street :
Asitgnmsat Tor the Dsnsflt of CredUora,
T>Y order of voluntary assignment executed on the
L# Bth day of May, in ibe year -IfiS&.by Chaau, &I’-
Goatu & Co., toßicfatrd T. Leech, jr.,The*&id Clark,
M’Gruth At Co. v mado the said JUehard T.Leech,Jr, a
Trustee, for the benefit'of their creditors. All persons
having claims against the said firm, nre requested to
present them to, the subscriber! and all persons indebted
to the firm, are notified to call <m: the subscriber, at 133
Wood street, Pittsburgh, and pay or arrange the same.
my!7 B.T. LEECH, 3RV
SUPERIOR PACKED T&AS.~?he intention of R*.
tellers is requested to our superior Teas.ynt np in
[ quarter, half end one pound packsges»secureiy covered
I with tin foil* and eqaal'in every respect to the
best put up in the East, ood Superior to the majtnty of
them. Ever? package la labelled with our name snd
guarantee, subject to tie returned, if not approved on
trial. Dealers wlll-be supplied, at Tates as low- as the
tame quality can be hadin the Eastern clues,
korsaleby ■ ■■:• W; A. M’CLURG & CO , ;•
JeB . ■ . GrocentandTea Dealers.
ToTPMntoro.
fjpHß eobaitibst ha» onband <wd for eafo.rerylgw for
. 1 cash or approved endoiwd paper, »he foliowinir sec
ond-hand pruning materials: _ SJ . °
2GD EJS Long Primer, In good order;
70 Bi MinFoo, do: ’
do;
Several font* of Head Letter ibr'*dvertise<
menu,*©., torming a complete office for acouotrvpn'
per. A, JAYNES*
jel? Agent (or L. Jobmton A Co.
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SPECIAL
lrt* a Wf II cocUactjHlCJoi^jMrgtfer^» Jan- hearof obarV^
BUI? EtLAl&.nvhlaaULre.No. 5 Weed
street,near Water. **
, *• °- at °> Fn-The
Anrerona £odge, No.2B!},a i 0,.. b f O: V.VtneeU every
Wedne«dajr evening inWaeiC^i ofl Unit Wood iireet
Ol A. O. D.
ID* Meel» above Hie o>Bei!ly Telegraph Office, eor.
ner ot Third.and Wood jlteen, every Monday evening.
4,aprSs ■■•’•' ’ ■».•. * i -
-vtPffiU 0* Ut O* Jr*T*FraceofMeeUng,Washington
HaU,Woodstreetibetweenfllh*ndVirgin Alley. 5
. PtrrssttKfiS Lodox, No. 330—-Meets every Tuesday
scening. - • • •• ■
■ ■MsBOAR7iLxERCAH?M'KifT ) JNo.B?~MeettLst and 3d
Friday of each month". * - «nar2&wjy
A3TNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford, Conn.
Capital Stock •••* —<*3oo,ooo
Aaaef»■<*««<»»-*««»«■«.»,.»•. 48V,17 %
Office of the Pittsburgh Agencylnthe Store Hoorn
of M’Curdy & Loomis, No.ofl Wobd street..:
nov4:tf R. I|/ BEESON, Agent.
■ ;Lsdtes* ClsimraDnlPi'Ootlcge* * ’ „
PENMANSHIP, CARO WRITING AND
DRAWING, under Mr. J. D. WILLIAMS, and Mr. F,
SLaTAPKR, and in nil the higher brancheaof an En
elub arid Classical Education, under Mr. P. HAYDKN.
Two spaciousrooutthave recently been elegantly-fitted
up for their special accommodation. Call and see the
Birangemenu. fapis
bnamberlin’a CommftrelflLl College, cor
net of Market and. Third streets, - Instruction mißook
keeping- ami-Writing both, day and evening. Ladies’
Wnung.aud Book keeping classes meet Dram 2 to 5 in
the afternoon. The Principal will auend to ihc settling
of Partnership Bocks, opening new setts, correcting er
rors, Ac.: Those having need of.hU services will apply
attheCollege. O K. CHAMBERLIN,
~ Pnnelpaland Prof.«fßook-keeping,
P.R. Spssceßj Prof, of Penmanship.. : aplO
. Selioa's Dogasmotypsij- 11
■ Post Office PuUdingsi Third SlretU
T IKENESSEs taken in all weathers, from 8 A. M. to'
giving an accurate artistic and animate
likeness, nnlike. and vastly.superior to the’“■com
mon cheap daguerreotypes. J, at the r following cheap
prices:—SjLSQ, 82,00, 00,85,00 andupward, ac
cording to the size and qnality of case orfrome. •
: for,children, from. 11-A. M. to 2P. M. .
,N.B—Likenesses of sick ordisaased persons.taken
in any part of the city. (nov23:ly
DEAFNESS, noisesiniheheaff, and all disagree*:
able discharges from the ear,speedily and permanently
removed.without pain or inconvenience, by Dr. II ART
LEV; Principal Aarisl of ihe -N. Y. Ear Sargcrjvwfco
may be consulted at 99 ARCH street. Fhifadelphla.from*
© to 3 o’clock.
. Thirteen years close nnd almost undivided tmernion
lathis branch of.special .practice jhas enabled Mm to
reduce his treatment to degree of success as to
find the most confirmed and obstinate coses yield by a
teady attention to the means prescribed; . fauvW ;
CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIALS,
* AKD
CurUln Trimmings or Every Detcriptlott
\pr Furniture. Flnahes, £3rocaiclle.s. &c.. Lace and
Muslin Curtamsf N.:V: Painted. Window Shades, -
GiltCornlcea, Curtain Pins, Bands, Ac. Ac.,
AT WIiOISSALB J»D ItETAIIr . :
•• W. H. CARRYL, 169 Chestnut Bt, cor. Fifth, 1 ••
PHILADELPHIA,
■ and Trimmedxn the If neat French
Style. ' _ irartJthly*
STATS MUTUAIi
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARRISBURG, PA.
' CAPITAL, 200,000 DOLLARS.
Designed only for the s&fef cla&sesof property* fads an
ample capital,and affords saperioradvantagcs in polnt
of cheapness, safety and accommodation, lo Cuyand
Coamry Merchants and owners oMhvcllings and isola
ted or Country Property.
‘A. A. CARRIER? Actuary, ■
; . novlff Branch. OfEce,M Stniibfiejd sL, Pittsburgh^
UHMHH
. Improved Shoulder Qracei*
Uj* LadiesiOeuUrmen’sjmtsiea amlß-ys Shoulder
Braces—a largo loi received, of the mosUmproved and
fashionable kind, intended to relieve stooped shoulders?
weak, back, leaning forward, &e.. These Shoulder
Brakes are an article of gre»t. value,and are vastly su*.
peiior to most articles of the kind in use. The. gentle
men’* Brace answers the purpose of suspenders,os well
as Shoulder Braces, and ala-very little above the price
of taspenders. ■ '
. For sale at Dr.KEYSER’S Drug Store,No. 140 corner
of Wood street and Virgin alley. .. Re6:d&w
CTT* TLo Bcst Possible Remedy Tor Con*
sumption.—JDß. WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD
CllßHH7,is jast theremeay that a pure minded, un
prejudiced [oan,thoroughlyapquaiated wuh every sys*
teat of practice, and well acquainted with the’whole
Mutcrm ATedica, and experiencediugeneralpraetiec,
would recommend as the best possible Temedyi for the
care- of Coughs, Coldsy Asthma, BroacbiUs and Con
sumption.' "
This remedy contains the' extraordinary medicinal
virtues of the Wild Cherry and the Fir, which me com
bined and embodied in their utmost poweriu this article.
By a nice .chemical process, every thing tleleietiousor
useless isrejccted, ; so,ih&t, wb&l.remainsJs the.most,
extraordinary and trulyefficacioua remedy for alikinds
of pulmonaryand-Bverdiseaseseverknotva to man.
See ndvemscmcniiitaftoiher column. imy'27;d&w
■ itrOddFellowi’HolliWahjßw'yinr, Fourth
street, iutcetn Wood and.SmvJtfUld streets,-* Pittsburgh
Encampment;No.2,iaeetslst andffdTcesdaysof each
aomb.
fjtisburgbOegrecLcdge»No.4,ffleeu3dau(Ulh.Tii£S«
days. 6
: MccUftnics*L6<igejNo.9,nieelaerctyThar*dayeveti«
ffv'estcmStarLoilge, No. SH,meewevery Wednesiday
evening.'" ■
Tron City Lodge, No. ISv}. meets every Monday ev’ng.
Mount Moriah Lodge, No.oGO. meets every Monday
evening, utUnion Han. corner of-Fifth' end Smiinfielo.
; Zocco Lodge, No. 3e5, meets every Thursday evening,
nuheir H all, corner of Snmhfield anil Fifth streets.
TwmCit?Lodgc,No.:g4i t raeets£very Friday even
ing. Hall, cornerof Leacock and SanduskyiiTeets, Al
leghenyCuy. lmay29:ly
fljf DR. GUYSOTOS Improved JSxtract cf TeJfow
■Eotk and Sartupanila is d sure remedy for Jlereditoryv
To ini.
Thousands of .persons are cursed with gnevoua com*
plaints, whicbifaey tnheut iron! iheir parents. The use
of Ihc-YsEoio JDodc and .Sarnapartlln vnU pre vein all 1
this* and save a vast amount**' misery *.amlmany valu
able lives, for tt tkorovifUtf irpels from the tystem wi*
rent (amt, which is the seed ot disease, und so tabes off
the ennebywbich tbesins or misfortunes of >be parents
oro so ofienvisitcd upon the innocent ofßumug.
Parents owc.it to their.children, togoaru them again?!
the effects of maladies that may be communicated by
descent, and children of parents that mav have at any
time been affected with Consumption, Scrofula, otSy
: phibs, owe It to themselves to utke precauiiou against
the disease being revivedin them. Gaysou’s Extract of
Yellow Dock, and Sarsaparilla is aauro antidote In such
cases.- Seo stocrusemen’. .• ■
Fliuborgh Life laiavanes oompanv.
OF PITTSBURGH, FJSiWA.,
CAPITA!* 0100,000.
President—JaracaS. Hoon;
• • • • VtcePresidenwSamueibl’Clorlfttn -
Treasurer—Josephs. Leech.
Secretary—C. ACo non*
. vOpsics, No. T 5 Four*u Staitt.
;• 'pjr This Company rarites overy Insurance appei-'
taimogto orconnected with Lite Risks. ■:
. Mutual rates, are the same as those adopted by other
aafely.coudactcd Companies.
Joint Stock Ratetatareductlonofone-thlrdfrom the
Mutual rates—equal to a dividend of thirty-three and ;
: percent, paid annually in advance ' •
Biska taken on t&e.llvea ef persons going to Callior* 1
nia.
.DIRECTORS:
.. ■■■ James S.Hnon, Joseph S. Leech,
Charles A. Colton, . Samuel M’ClurkanV "
William Phillips, John A. Wilson,
. marttiCm ;. • John Scott.
„ CITIZENS* , <
Insurance Compaoy of Pittsburgh.
C. 0. HUSSEY, President.
SAMUKL L. MARSHELL,S<6rcUTy. .
OFFICE, O* W ATBRSTRBEIT,
bsfwem Merisi <tnrf Wbed irrr«V ' • ; ;
Insures Hull and Cargo . ..
On the Ohio and Jlunssipptßiver* and tnbutaria*
.. INSURES aaamstXiOfes or Damage by tilre.
ALSO— Against .the Perils of the Sea, and laUutf
Navigation ondTransporUtiou.
DIRECTORS.
C G. Hwey, Wm Lanmer, Jr.,
William Ragaley, SarnTM. lifer-,:
HaghD/Kingi - William Bingham, :. >.
Robert Dmtlapy Jr., D.Dchaven, ■:
Francis Sellers, * . y ;
Edward fleaxleton, r v j: Scboonmaker. - - ’
Waller Bryant, Samuel Rea. : .
Isaac M.Pennock. DaS
P* A Hon Retaerkablv Gaia- OT'Total
Blindneii CuMd by lnvite
tiro attention of thebifiictcd and the public gerieralty to
the certificate of Willlara Hall, ©niifceiiy* The mwe
may bo seen by itfny parson who may be skeptical Ift wJ
lailon to the facia there set forth. g;M, KIER. *
> i had been afflicted several years.wlth'-a-sbrenesd
of both eyes, which continued to increase until lasiScp*
tember, 11850), the inflammation at ihat time having in
volved the whole lining membrane of both eyctiond
enueatiyth'edepo3ite of n thick iilni*which vyhplly de*
atroyed myaighu 1 had an operation pcrfbrmed, and 1
the UuCkcnlngremovcd,/wMch soon returned and left
ra ® bada condhion as before/v M this siagcof the
complaint;! made;application to several :©f the most
eminent tnedicul men, who Informed Tut> that “my eyes
neyer/get .vre)U*b - At tlditime pcoald not disiin*
SMsh any object. >By the advice of Romeufriends leom
mcnced the use of the Petroleum,, both internally and
locally, unde r which my .eyes have Improved daily until
the present ume, and f have recovetoumy slzht cnUre
ly* My. general health wos.very much improved by tlip
fctrolcura, and I attribute the restoration of mvsicrht to
lt V B^n lr ? i,iflW No. 103 Second Rtrept. in thiscity,
and will be happy to give any information tn retoUoftto
raycavo. WILLIAM >IALL."
Patiburgh, Sentcmher.l?, 1851.
For sale by DR. GEO. 11. ICEYSER, 140 Wood iit *
R.TvSELLKRSjS? Wood street, and by the Propneior!
Tho tbreo Stagesof Consumption*
• NUT ALL’S IJYRIACUM.— Blue, Pink and Yel;
Ipw-Wiappeis. BochboUlfr designed to meat one of tho
•threei different stages of ralmonary Consumption. -
. It m but a.very Bhortiime siuce tho introduction of
this remedy intojthe. city of Pittsburgh, and
some important cuj-es can be : referred to. 'The:wlte of
a man in AttmUoUtihg -j.ownshiprwhobaa labored uni
dernii the b&d aymptomsof ihe second stagey hasbeen
restored to,health’ and nseihlnesa: Another case, of a
man m’Aiteg&eny elty»whoni bis ohysieians bad abafti
dpned, as ma hopeless condition,'has, by the use of aix
bottles, taken in: conjunction with Cba . Liver OiLbcea
. restored to hoaitb, and withered framecovered with ;
new_and heoltby^esh^-li^t to thUl
Pamphlets for free distribution at the Agents. • ? .■••••
„ SYMPTOMS) . ?*
SlW'-Vmbi Pa.‘n in the breast,*xide, head,
back, and-limbsivlnflammation, soreness, and >
Uckllnßia the. tbroahiever. diflieoH nod Qttrck'breatb-*
ia& apatotatim diffititU l tlight'andfrctA!r.~, ;
spasmodic cougb;^Violent
fcver,-bight,mQxnineafidmiibday'*weat4 t 'heoUo BoSi<
in tho face end.cheeks, uurning beat iuthe paUns of tba*
handaandsalesof aiofcet,e2prrtanuiw»^»v.cmjin«i
uti4 ittealudvitkhbcd. , ,
l^u»»oy Store,NO ' HO * onisrPfWo< “ t^*?®'^'*
V --<^C-\ S ‘ -- * =* 1 -;;-—v-; -
** J ~ V— I , JO - I tr 3 «H** »* „ % ,1 u* 5 «.•*!.£ - , „ Y-/ /
v/ ‘' {ff *’ s >€<^4^■"
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AMUSEMENTS.
Lxssclaiw Marts oIS* JOSEPH C< FOSTEEfiI
ttica et Admia/e*—First Tier and FanjnelteMc.
Second aid Third Tiers tfo.j JBettind matsi In Ores*
Circle, 75 cents, Urge Privateßoxes,entire,*B,oo; «nalj
Private boiesemire, #5,00,
Doors open at 7J o’clock. Curtain rise* Ct7|.
Fifth night of the engagement of Mr. MCLHOL*
-Land. - ” - .
BATURDAY EVENING, Juno 10ih, will be performed
. the grand Legendary Drama of
RIP VAN WINKLE; ‘
. ,- THE SLEEPER OF TilE KATSKtLLS.
Rip Van Winkle, - - Mr.MalHDllud.
Alice, .... Min Wheeler. -
Previous lo which the Scotch Drsma of > j;.-.t r
. . CRAM.MOND BRIG
'-Jack llowlson,- - • Mr.Mnlooiland,
Tibby, » - . . Mrs. Kemble.
'.Monday evening splendid bill, for the Benefit of Mr.
RICE’S circus.
Alft* f
GHE&T BtPFODSOUB.
TflHiS Stupendous E*ialilUhefent,'or»anj2ed atan err
• J-. ponseofFIFrVTHOUSAND'DOLL*RB,namher'
Ing over Two Hondred Men and Homes; and being the
iT?Mt?msrStnonM , S. i . m, ?? <,e,s 4118 «I»>n»of the GEN
UINE HIPPODROMEin thUeoitnlry, will be opened at ,
PittfbQrgbvon Penn street;(n from of the AMERICAN
HOTEtfonTfIUIgDAT/jaly ViAt* DSfll.
Among rt«Uuty,Magnificent Psgaintspresented.miy
be enoraeratedtho grand serna *.. • • * •
EEDOUISS 07
. . • THB OAiIES OV THE CtJARICVLIJJI J ;
TUEIOpBNAMESTj
7SATS 07 THE QYtßjtAflitftg*
oLYnpic spouts ;
ACROBATICS *
' ;
►: The performance ofihe celebrated CREOLE BALLET " •
TROUPE,numHeriDpo?erfonjrmei»beta;.«mUtiUiho
aerat or the Modern Circusi-by artiataof superior merit .
in every Instance, and in some cosesby ihosewho have .•
outstripped ttU '
- The Spectacle itaeiompanled and enlivened by strains.*.
of choicest music by a
DOUBLE BRASS BASH f
: Zed by.AlmorL Jlfentor, the Wtz&d Bugler N
; PA V.lLLlONwUlhold comfortably .
10,000pir<oni r
andisprovided.with every convenience of seats, war*
. ranged that fatigue fAnnotoceut while :
witnessing the performance.
.In consequence .of the groat expense ofthis Com*
pany, the prices of admission will invariably be 5b cts i
children, halfnrice.
’The JDay-hght performance willcommence precisely
at a o’clock I*. At
Eventagporionutnee at<6o’clock.:,
TtusCompany.wiU exhibit at
. Steubenville Monday; June 9laL- !" "•.
... .Wellsvilfe,Tuesday,June&d. .
Rochesterj Wednesd&y, Jaito23d.
Birmlnßhain*Thursday,Jano 24th.
Ellaabetbtown*FfldsyiJnne2stlw r. s .
; Brownsville t Saturday, Jane SGibiw.
v / Cookslowsi-Monday. JuneaSlb. • .
MonongoheJaCrty,Tuesday, June £9ih. -.
McKccsporu Wednesday, JanoSOtfa,
i 3eUf:dAw~ J.if.OASTIVEVAgent*
- U • - A H li t.
(nrrcmsuß o»'o w- au>sis,V ■
SURGEON DE NI IS T,
DEHTMi SVBOBBft
* W. F. FUNDENBERG,, M.*3>., - ‘
. fid. 151 Tiiwd naur,
, {p7“ A few doors above Smnkiield street - Office op 'V
fitairs.Dr.F.iosotrenconnectedwidi tits-establish
tnent of |>r. Uollihen, of-Whcclingy fartheUsifive J
. (aprSSifal -
ColleetlngrßltlPostlaff.^fce.'
JOHN W’COUBRV
Ujt Attends to. Collecting, Sill Pasting. DlsttlbKthMr ;
Cards and Circulars for Parties, Ac.y Ac. .
..v Orders left at the Officer of the Morning Post Of '•>
at Uplines’ Periodical Siore,Thitd at,will be promptly )
attended to. [tn;ai:fy
Bohemia Glass .Works*
A HAMS, ROSSI HAN * ’ <
Manufacturers or flint - glass; in aU its
variety. We iiaVe^aUofpTi.haml t Ugbtningßoa
dnaaiators, oCnsnpenor pattern toaaythuigYer pro*
daccd. r i ’
Borders'in. Glassware csur save , from 10 tola
cent.b;giyingUB a call.
• WatenoQse, corner of Water and Ross streets*
febisara; Piusbargtr>PB> f
AsioeikGd Firemen** latruraaea CoaiDtt*
ww ay Of ths cur Of pntfitmrab. y
W. W. PALLAS, Ptes’L—ROBERT FINNEY, Bec»y,
o/oT 2ndV D,aW asil&ttt and MARINE RISES
,Qfic*in M9Hongaktlaßouit;NQt,lM and 123 l Uttrik
m , . BtB*CTOM S
v W.IY. Dallas, ' John Aiiderson, ’ ‘ • /..■•
{i« c -Bawyor» R. B. Blmoson, . 1
Wo. M. Edgar, - H. Bj Wilkins.
Robert Finney, . Charles Kctl
Wilham Gorman, . ; AYilUam Colhngwood. •
. A.‘P. j Joseph Kaye,
WlUiam J>. Wrightcr. JjaQ .
ELECTION NOTICES.
{QTState Senate.—The friends ofJOHNBAR
TON will nrge bis claims before the Democratic Con*
vemion, on We.dncsday,-for the . ooraiuaUon :of Slate
Seoftif* - [)el9.-to '
JACOB TO
.JUEitwiH be acandidote ror CoahiyCo<mniBrioner t sob
jeci to the decision of ihs Democratic Coavttniibri;'
jimel&ic
Ipr State Senate—The name ot W. X ftOSE.
will oeprtfefttoaio the Democratic County Convemloi*
lorthe nomu.ation to the. State Senate* .. > yclO:ic.
A aj’eauthqrizea to announce
ArJIJRfiW XJAHCLHV, Etfi-yas a candidate for Sheriff,
at the ensuing- election, subject lathe decision of tlie
County Democratic Convention. Hes:la
tL/'SlierilE~VYe are authorized to announce.the,
nacaeof JONAS K M’CLINTOCKiaa tKAnUldaiefor
•the office of Sheriff, aubjectto the decision of thaDetno*
cratic County Convention. [je&tc
lp“ SherlfTfllty.—CHAßLES KEr<T offera blm
selras a candidate for Sheriffy&ahjeot to the decision ot
tne Democratic. Convention. = Ce3d4wtc
. h« rliftl are authorized to announce
Mr. JOHN a candidate for Sheriff, sob*-
ject to the decision of the Conmy Democratic Convene
« on - U«3:tc
.. SB*—We are requesiedto state that
the natae or the Hon; WV W. IRWIN Will be presented
tome Democratic County Convention, aa Adah dldatefor
their nomination to Congress. . {mySSuc
i 852. SPRING ARRANGEMENT.' 1852.
Cleveland and Pltllliargh Uallrosil,
asi..
To Clivelaxd. Tqlsdoj SajtocsiTj PsTßom CatCAM.
«jUaWACKfrj-Bof pjloj Buzmax. Cotviurra* Aits Our
craiaii.
/The new fed fast netting steamer FOREST CITY
leaves MoDQngfthcia wbarfi foot of Markevtirctii every
and Pittsburgh Bajlroad,lesr»iDg ntl2c’cloek.M„and
anivlng aiClomUnd aid o'ilotk, R;M^»nd?cosuiMtla*
with the: Steamboat and BaUrdadUnesforTfllerlo,
Sandusky,: Detroit,': Chicago, MihSaukie,! Buffalo, and
i Dunkirk. Fate to Cleveland, 33 £O. . -■ !.,
For Tickets, apply to • JOHN A; CAUGBEY, *
‘ -Agent C.ttP. 8.H.C0,
. OPTICS—Corner Water andSmitiifidd streets, {am
stairs.) opposite Monoagahela Htiase: :. •."
ICfT>OT*— By the Ohio on J Pcnaa Railroad to Ala
ante, and Iho Cleveland and Piltsbargh: Halltoadrfrßai
Alliance to Cleyelroditiie fare ftomPlnsbargh toCteve
land is 84 00. Passengers by both roaiea anrres in CUvt
land ot rAs tamotimt, and in the same tram sfcan.
apttllttf. „ - •
Pennsylvania Railroad Emigrant I.lns.
Ijsr E are now foiwaidma. paveng*r«,iei Philadelphia
-•iwUinejtnedtatt.wiJaUMliyjhßjUMWß Kao; Thao -
%on«h, aSSto only 7D miles eanal.
• layrc A •» . QOVQDS.A GRAllAMyAgtpii.-
fcuniylvK&is Kauroaa Company, v
wJBSB£
s - - BATES HB '-FBXI6BT*OK ,
lTOp^ , d» Brt>J? ° rt,BceG cents per^
ia‘i^BM!SiSsj%iSfSSS ,c
wapmsawßebSl
chandiTe.Dfl cbiihper 1(0 pound*. ■
UIVOOfi.A.- CEAIIAU, Ageals.
r ./' -; : Venal Basin, Viiuburah.
>/• H HOUSTON. Atent
WAraitcieireei.piifiiuirlnMn,
: 4*ll ARMSTRONG &. CBOZFB:
iy iheojor; ai>|^ , aV^ia e 1
»A7s.il-S:f! 33! ‘\fe : -W®iaWPW^«B?rfl?? ,, »
lelSJui* ~ Biablen l tSin«^|| l^tg h,
af UST RECEIVED, at KMHXST’i, - iVoi'Bt toatkitP..
ana Open Dial Lev'rs
jgmsmse^^sfsss,
ib roptttggt>ffetfaily.touched- - .^ c k7<>Qr attention.
SSmSBSOItiKSR
Plied •on-tt/m«t P ilfiw 'tem? «£•
■ w«ag*tiiSffip -S&flS
1 siau-;' x-isaglg;-
B'HSrSKafJSIEriW*"-'»»
tectlattof-i .
CipUui Btack, nMm%; .^.. ~ ,:--ii..i;r -
«bu»i lW 8 aoe# , to be divided Into 4«rav,
<tf Mbwriblaj, ! *" >pcl ‘ h »w <o be pay at the 'Sr
t. ’ Baj3,m
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