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Hamer do Phillips, Editors dt Proprietors
PITTSBIUBGH:
FRIDAY MORNING
K;izt!'c;=M7EM:! l ;T:lFl‘7l
IMTIONAL DREOCRATIO
6 .FOR ?RESIDENT,
:FRANKLIN .PIERCE:
FOR VICE PEFEIDEFT > :
°; WILLI AM WILLAK KING
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- . ' -son cANAL COMMISSIONER,
COL. • WILLIAM SEARIGHT ,
- . OP FA rxrrE COUNTY.
Dentatio• BUotma• Ticket for Potinsylv,nia.
inonai ' IV'. 'WOODWARD, WILSON dIVANDLESS,
OEN. ROBERT .PATTERSON. •
13. 14 C. Enit. ••.•
14. 'domN autos.
16. ISAAC Itoarasm
16. MENET Frmat. ' •
.17. JAXI3 Irv¢ tarns•
18. hi/snit 31•Ustm,
19. Gen. Jason IrDONAT.D.
VD. ITnuot S. CiunAN.
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Democilitia County Ticket
DOS (STSCRESS-TWESTT-TRIST DISTRICT,
P. G. - SHANNON; Pittsburgh: •
FOIL STATE %VA TOR,
JOUN BARTON, Pittnrgli.
SAbnJEL FLEIIING, Pittsburgh,
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A. 'J. GRIBBEN, Pittsburgh,
OWN F. GILMORE, Lawrenceville.
L McKEE, Itirnilnitburn,
J. C. STEWART, Plurn'Townvhip. '
MAULER 11.1i 4 ar, rittsbumb.
COMITT CCOINURIONRII,
JACOB TOMER, Pittsburgh:
00ROXISE.
• JAOOII 311cCOLLI5TER, Pittsburgh.
ACOVOR, '
STEPUEN WOOD.
lenotnc:vertur.
EDWARD .11cCORRER,'Indlnies Towneblit
ASSOCIATE JUDE E.
PATRICE:.EIcRMINA; Pittsburgh. ,
Re-Assombling of tho State Demectatio•Cotkven
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lion of 1852. •
•• To pturstrouee with a reaol allot& adopted by tho Democratic
State tAndrni Coaunitteo'of ban* the'Deleptcs to
- the State Convention of !larch 4th, 1832, are row:Acted to
re-ammbla at the Capitol. at 11ARRISIIIIRO, on TERMS.
DAY. the 26th day of Auguat, A. D. 1832, at II o'clock
fur the ptupcee of nominating a,Padge of the Samar Court
of Pennsylvania. W. L. IIUtST, Chairman.
WILLIAM CCBII3, • I s etre i ar i"
W/ILIAII iVetsrt, 3 .
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UtafageoetbasaudilLria Witham of Sive um
UI CR Iltanum %as Nen
NA JestOm, le sift env mparsa dq_PRINSL ALL WNW le the
matost.ifiLaad spda.fho la -, ree wax- M 7 Me AM •Wiell Tyr..nor
'any Ms floadm Lo.ll4amad.s . lllemmalemmaWoo elletalso ..
"FUSS AND PEAITLERS.,,
This epithet is used in derision by all of our adverwatieft.
Whence mate Kt Its origin Is said to hate bcoaute a matter
'of grate inquiry among the leanteu politizal philologists. It
apptors to be more venerable, however, than they have sup-
The epithet, Finis and Fiatbera," was that applied to
Scott at Lundfs lame by the British. The tall been went
into the fight with a very large plume. and. was PO active
and earnest in imrryttig on and encouraging his men—Sint
at one point, then at another—that the enemy thought be
wan a little fluty.. Scott with his tall form. lard plume,
and dashing gallantly, was a oanspienous mark for the bul
lets of.the BritJah. lie had two horses killed under film,
was shot Mlle: skla,PliterVlSOLP in the shoulder. stud finally
had his featttna shot oft. The British and the LOPPAOXS
have canal taus Fuss and Feathers^ ever since.
This explanation of the origin of the term
" Fuss rind Feathers," hats been traveling
through the Whig papers for many months past,
but, at last, wo find it reported in some respect
able journals that are worthy of a notice, and
.explanation which they will all admit. The re
mark never came from the. British at Lundy's
Lane. It was first made by the reliable Whig
editor of the New York Mirror, and if there ie
anything wrong in it, let him or them explain it.
We would not assail Scott on either ofthese
points. 'Sometimes, Ire mut enjoy .a "tan," old
•at other times fetithers" . 42lc extremely eom-
fortable. If we had been at the Niagara Con
vention, we believe that the latter would be ex
-- Areinely agreeable to the women and children
who were kept out of the care by the editor of
the Gavide and his colleagues.
Now, where is the necessity for a party that
is dead and gone, to invent each a transparent
falsehood as the one we have quoted ? If it is
a slander on Oen. Scott it comes from themselves
and they had better ask the editor of the New
York Mirror as to its paternity.•
There is no use in the Whigs attempting to
blink this question. " Fuss and Feathers" is
the only "principle" they have in the campaign
except the fire that raised Scott's indignation
when he sat down in his parlor in New York to
write an address recommending the disfranchise
ment of every foreign citizen. Oar cotempora.
ries bad better fall back on their old policy;
preserve their integrity by giving the Irish and
all others who do not belong to us " particular
jersey" and come out, as they were wont to do,
in favor of banging the , foreigners.
The Indian Ilassaere.
The Port Smith of the 17, has some dela& of the
mammy by the Comanche .I.tatiana, of Captain Marcy and
his command of 80 men, derived from camases from Pert
Washita and Pert Arbuekku The expedition of Capt. Mer
cy was on the head waters of Bed River. The erunanthes
went into Capt. Ilarcy's camp and remised presents. At
night the tmacherotut savages got up a stampede among the
tenses and males, and about &plight attacked the camp.—
Thebadiana were about 4,000 strong, and dining the day
they succecdtd In killing the whole of Cept. illarcy's compa
ny. _Among the Dees ascrilleed was that of Dr. Shumard, of
Port Smith, Capt. Strain, of -Fort Washita; and - -Mr. J. IL
Puydatn, of New Yoriy who earmapanied the exprdlea for
pleasure,---Cleceland Herald.
, • The above is from a 'true blue' whig paper,
and we marvel to find that it does not exclaim,“Lo!
the poor Indians." That used to be the expression
when Democratic adminletrations wore endeav
oring to protect the lives of our citizen° against
the murderous assaults of savages, but under
. whig-rule„ the tune is changed, and the ruthless
hordes massacre When, and where they please.
•_• - •
BfAEBIAGE HlOll LIFE AT BARATOOA.-8
Peter's etturob, at Saratoga Springs, presented
a magniscent appearance on Thursday morning
of lut week, to witness the marriage ceremony
of Mansfield T. Viralworth to Miss Meat Hardin.
The bride is said to be a beautiful and aiimm
plished lady, and was the daughter of the braFe
and gallant Col. Hardin, 'Who fell in Mexico
The fashion and beauty of Saratoga was present
to witness the imposing soene. A great party
was given in the evening at the house-of Chan
cellor Walworth, in honor of the event.
NARROW ESCAPB OP DA; Spaikaug y OP Au/.NT.
—The .Albany Register says that Rev. Dr. Bpra
gm and hie family had a narrow and providen
tial escape from the Henry Clay. Th e y left in
the Armenia the same morning for New York,
having directed the coachman to delve to the
Henry Clay.. It was late, and the Armenia be
ing tho boat they reached first, they went on
board.
Se' Dr. Isaao Parrish, one of the most cmi
tent pbyaicians of Philadelphia, was called to
Christiana, Pa., a few days ago, to see hie son,
who was lying ill of dysentery, when he was
seized with the same disease himself. He imme
diately returned home, and on Saturday night
both father and eon, one in Philadelphia, and
the other at Christiana, died at about the same
hour.
. PAWS BswcourrsE.—A difboulty oconrred at
Neyeburgh, Ky., a few days ago, between Dr.
Henry Bugg and his brotber-in-laW, Mr. -3.
Grimes, in which Bugg shot Grimes, who died
in a short time. The di boalty> originated
ilia dispute in regard to the will of Grimes'
mother, who was also the mother of Bragg's
Lundre Lane—Qemenetona—Contrerae
sad Cherubim are the captions of high•setmd"
ing editorials in the Mig papers jutrt about this
time.
WHO IS pgAngaart RisB9lkli
-,...Thtahtute of the Whig.lbuiligs 4 of4e getard
'tibtifity. that liki3ir editors know
Gin. Pierce Well and are afraid of him, as they
were of Gen. Jacksim and Col, Polk - . But we
will nail thOse elitore to the counter as base
coin, by 'lb -... 4 . 810 - nd of witnessea" they dare not
controvert:
nuAIIOUBT
"You h ave a young man growing up in your
State, the young Franklin Pierce, that will be,
before be is sixty years of age, a nianiftiflthe
Democracy, without the Demagogui."—Asantrw
JACKSON to Gen. Hubbard, of N. H.
When President Polk signed The commission
of Gen. Pierce, appointingldth to' command in
the Army in M enio to Gen. Arm
strong and-Mr. Walker, and said, , t 1 cm , now
commissioning cfnffatitio will one day be Preii-
'el look .
upon Franklin Pierce ae one of the
most reliable men, as a etatesmen and patriot,
'that the country has prodneed."--Joas C. C.G.-
Rome.. '
13EN. Scars's OPINION or G. Ptases.—l
know that much anxiety and many trials are to
* - rpassed through before the ratification of' the
people . will be heard. Whether it shall confirm
The action of the convention or not, I shall be
satisfied, for I know it , jrill. be conferrid upon a
man deeming your tonfidence and tupport:—(Late
Washington Speech.'
"I must say without disparagement to - any,
thati.be nomination which has been made, is
destined to carry with it quite, as much, if not
more influence in-the election, than any other
that could hare been made. I regard Genera!
Pieree'.B election as next to certain."—Jous True.
"Gen. Pierce has both ability and generous
qualities, and if elected to the 'highest office in
the gift of twenty-five millions of people, will
doubtless secure honor to Litaself, hie office and
the country."—Con,gregationalJournal, edited by
a Whig.
"Franklin Pierce is without doubt, one of the
ABLEST men in the Democratio party."--ATanches
ter (N. .71).4dvocale, Whig:
"Gen. Pierce is entitled to respect and confi
dence. He luta the rare and high qualification
of rather shunning than seeking official promo
tion. Everything I have heard or know of 41i3n.
Pierce, has been in his favor."—N..Y. Ilsemen's
Journal. , .
know Gen. Pierce well—ko lathe very man
for the tiines—be has always commanded the
attention of the American Senate when bespoke
—and he has the intellectual qualifications ne
cessary to render his odminletnttion of the Gov
ernment wise, able and'aucceseui."—llon. Jdotss
Gnomons..
"Gen. Pierce has a position, on which every
Democrat can rally. lie was the special friend
of New York's great statesman, Silas Wright,
and of Gen. Case and President Polk. He la the
ion of Gen. Benjamin Pierce, of New Hampshire,
a soldier of distinction in '76, who was Governor
several times. Franklin Pierce served for sev
eral Congresses in the United States House of
Representatives, and Senator five years, enjoy
ing all the time very high esteem as an able and
discreet Senator,noted for the solidity ant sound
ness of his opinions, and as fl pleasant, logical
speaker. Ho is as much of the Baltimore Con
vention school as James N. Polk himself. If
elected President, his talents are quite equal to
the discharge of its deities, and personally be
enjoys the reputation of no honorable and unim
peached gentleman.. When in Congress he uni
formly discountenanced anti-slavery agitations,
and on tho Compromise question, will, no doubt,
be s decided *upholder of the lave in all their
vigor. He is a formidable competitor to the
strongest nomination the Whigs can make, for
they have to encounter a united and determined
101417.."--N. 0. Picayune, neutral. -
Hon. Mr. Eastman, of the Naahville American
rejoices at the nomination of Oen. Pierce, an old
friend, and says he was Speaker of the Now
Hampshire
,Legialatetretts soon es lie attained
the required age; filled various emcee with great
ability, but refused a seat in the Cabinet at Col.
Polk two or three times; declaring be would
only take any station required of him In the
army. He put down slavery agitation at home,
met the Hales and Free Soil Whigs, face to face,
aid New. Hampaltire never faltered when he was
*the field. Ile can't be beat, for no man enjoys
tirttore deep-seated popularity than be does.
Dr.s varcrtos OF rue NonvitUUDMILASOBILIDOE
BY A TOINADO.--A violent tornado passed over
Banbury, Pa., on the evening of the 29th ult.,
and in its course swept from its foundation that
portion of the Northumberland bridge spanning
the river from the island to the Sunbury shore.
The bridge now lies crushed, in amass of ruins,
above the piers. Fortanstely, no one was omit
at the time. The Btmbury American sage that
Mr. Brim, with a four-horse teara, had just cross
ed it, and was about 20 yards distant, when he
saw the whole structure raised op and burled in
to the river.
Itscurpra OP SPEClE.—Daring the month of
July, the amount of gold deposited in the United
States Mint, in Philadelphia, as we learn from
the Bulletin, bare been $4,480,000; of silver
$21,600; making over $4,200,000 altogether.—
Duriug the saute period the exports of specie to
Europe, have been $8,168,000 leaving a hand
some surplus of recelits over exports, to be ad
ded to that which was in the country previously.
The steamer Ohio is looked for daily, with a
largo amount of California gold, which will
towards the August receipts.
Ea= RAILIIOAD.— The receipts of the Erie
Railroad for the month of July,' 1852, were as
follows
From passengers and mall $162,781 16
Prom freight 149,944 23
Receipts in July, 1851....
NEW : 'CATIIEIittAL AT Lotnevms.—"We loam
from the Louisville Journal that the new cathe
dral in that city will be completed in about four
weeks. It will be dedicated early in September,
Archbishop Hughes, of New York, Las consented
to be present end deliver the dedication sermon.
Its interior, it is said, will rival in magnificence
the finest church edifice in the country. Its cost
will be about $lOO,OOO. "
CHRISTIAN COLONISTS FOR PAVEBTINE.-Philip
Dickson, practical farmer and his wife, from
Groton, hlassaohneetts, sailed on the 22d ult.,
from Boston, by way of Smyrna, forPallstine for
the purpose of joining the Agricultural Mission
for the Jews, under the superintendenoo of John
Meshullum, noar Bethleinun of Judea. They
took with them a supply of agricultural tools
and seed. •
Depramraz OP. Misstosszans.L-The Rev. Mr.
Brewster and wife, and Miss Janes aailelfrom
Boaton, on Saturday, for China, In the ship Siam.
Air. and Aire: Brewster are to labor at Canton,
as miasiotuaries of the American Board. Miss
Jones is to proceed to Shanghai, where sbe will
be connected with the Episcopal mission in that
Swaz,tosnsa Cotatrwrrin Mourn--4)o3adtr•
day two of the police of Philadelphia arrested a
man for passing counterfeit money, He had
had sane of the spurious notes with him, and
as the officers were taking him before a magis
trate, he swallowed the bills in spite of the
strongest efforts to prEiveo him.
'The crops in Lonisiana, Tens, Arkansas
and blissieelppl are reported to be very premis
ing. In Alabama the prospect is not so good.
Altogether, Southern planters, it is said, never
had more reason to congratulate them upon the
prospect of a general and abundant yield.
..$301,825_ 88
Total
$73,365.05
licieaso ~ ..
WEEKLY. MONET, mmul.
Our report to-day
o)lrtkitildtiWiscell IWe
change in: money finders:to - . soree:z irrhatg,
Bankere charo the - sinittai &meg.% VOA Set,
are anxions to accemodate'all good paPirt 'Ott
with banks or bankers, no reliable man 'eon. fa. •
to have a favorable discount.
The Suffolk Emir, N. Y., the Poet says its or
ganization is not yet completed, but the trades
6f association havebeen sloo i ooo
of the capital, which is fixed at fi500,000, have
been paid up, and invested, one half in United
States Stock, and one half in New York State
Stock, which are deposited Itiththe State Comp
troller, for issues of hills which will shortly be
in circulation. Besides the §lOO,OOO . paid up
capital, $122,00 0 have been further subscribed,
and efforts are making to raise the ballanee.
The articles of association have been signed
by W. EnriArnold, E. Darwin Foote, and Henry .
Edward Catlett. The Brat named party is the
President.
The Bank Is organized with the view, it Is sta
ted, of accommodating young business men who
may enbecribe to the stook In proportion to their
subscriptioos. Many of the subscrribers are res.
ideate in Boston and Providence, and all are
-stated to be residents of Now England.'
The Manhattan Company, of the city of. New
York, hare declared adividened of fonr percent.
for the last six months, payable to tho etockhol
dere on the 10th instant.
Prom the Post of the 1 wo learn that the
stock market was dull end transactions limited.
The fear of cholera is now being appealed to for
affecting prices uefavorably, yet without et
feet. '
United States Gs Of 1867 have declined *; Il
linois stock of 18-17 ; Pennsylvania 69, ; Rea
ding [.„ with sales of only 603 shares; Erie
Bonds of 186 S, h ; Harlem and Erie Stook
On the other hand, Dauphin has advanced a• ;
Pennsylvania Coal .; ; and Delaware and Hudson'
Canal 1 per cent.
Kentucky sixes improvedi ; New York and
New Haven J ; Central Michigan ; Panama
bonds 2} ; Canton, ; Nicaragua, a ; Madison
and Indianapolis, it; Stonington a ; the Zino
stooks were depressed.
The money market is well supplied, and favors
borrowers on good securities. The limitations
of a healthy caution and prudence have not yet
been passed. Long paper, especially, if not of
first class, is not taken, but undoubted paper of
nix and eight months' dates is of. quick circula
tion.
We learn, by private advicee from San Fran
cisco, that the steamer which was to leaTo on the
16th July-would bring $2,000,000 gold dust.
The Trnateea of the New York Life Ituntrance
and -Trust Company, have declared a semi-tumn
al dividend of five per cent on the capital stock
of the company, payable on and after the tenth
instant.
The Citizens' Bank bas made a semi-annual
dividend of four per cent. payable 12th inst.
The London and Liverpool whines by the
Hermann bring little news. The cotton market
was less active but firm; breadatuffa dull and
weak ; and provisions active and buoyant, with
a growing scarcity.
Money is easy. es ever. The three per oent.
Console closed at 10010100 h for cash, 100; for
account.
The Paris stocks closed on the 20th of July at
102 f. OOc. for the 47} per cent. and 72f. 300. for
the threes. Bank of France 2,810 franks.
Te tablei of exports show on advancing trade,
when we recollect the decline in the prices of
our produce from those which ruled fu the cor
responding seven months of last year.
Exports from New York to foreign ports for
seven months, ending July 21:
1550. 1631. 1842.
Domenic Prod ctee........ 4 =1 1 1,133 V. 3,644,9110
Fortl,ln Yrre ' 2,444033 =3.6:4 641,978
rompahluabler„„...... Ml=B • 74.11X1 2,T45,=7
;4111.812 /4 097 trar , /14514606
- • ••••1 2 54A 050 S c- V.'", 346 $4;094,1C , 0
DIED fur stroniteM — lliot Jet
ta159.073Nr. 1 2
Foreign Mr= 2,311 22..769
413A1 Zt42o: r:.'.2
1,518,00 6,004,1:0 2trn,499
10,478,906
Econsnary—Esports for seven months:
March aSsitse.
ICS2. • —1.11.5051X5i 01,1'13,41i3
1441 X 597 ,Gti: 9S ndl
11,97.1.102 • 15,Zet'
Oar experts of gm& and prodnee thus slum an increase .
In the faced' a lure decline In our imports of goods end
merchAndise. ' ••' ' '
Thos following table thaws the amount in tho various de.
poiloin", subOrt to ttu, draft of the Cultrvi States Treas.
tires, on the Wtb. July, 1%2.
Trwevory of IL tt.. Washington, A. C
Assistant Trensunw, Dodo% 31ass.
ArndstantTreasorer. Nov York. N. •
Anistant TfftVIrIMT.
Assistant Treasurer. Cliariestun, S. C..... .....
Asslstruit Treaturei. Now °Henna, /A....—.
Assistant Troasurer, S. Loots, 311:mud.
Depository at Ordain, N. Y ....... .....
Depository at lialtinsom, Md.-
Depository at llklationd. Va.
Depository at Norfolk, Vs.
Depository at
Depositary at &Tann ........
Depository at Mobile, rt.....
Depositary at Nashville, Tenn.
Depository, at Cincinnati. Ohio
Dertettory at PIO/bun:it, Pa
Depository at Chleilllttill s (Itteo
Depository at San Prandscu -
Depository at Littio kook, Ark '
Depositary at Dobaquo
Depository. at Jerrwon II le,
Depository at Chlenp, DII
Depository at Detroit, Midh
Depository's& Tallahassee, ...... ..
Mint of the D. S.. Philadelphia,-Pa.
Brandt Stint of tbo D. S., etbrlotte, N. tt,.
llrnnclr Mint of the U. tt, Dahkmeint,Cla..
Branch 31int of the U. P., New Orleans, La
Dcxluct owpt,nsc amouut
Ada dlactruce traxerrst
Net amount suliicct to draft
To Ttweurar C. 8., Woatingtoo, U. C • .$32.5,000 00
To Axibtzutt Tresiarer, New Tork, N. Y...... 250,000 00
To /Wildcat Trkwurer, New Orleans, .. . . 02.5,000 00
To Asilibutt Tres/yer, St: Louts, ......... 04,000 (10
To Depiodtor9 it Norfolk, Ye—. . . . .. . 103,000 00
To Depdiory at Fan Fnumisaa 6 ;63„... ...... .. 100,000 00
!roan 'sorb' Mint U. 8., New eisoit, 140,000 00
$228,460 83
From Aielitteil*lrearnrex, ()deem, La... 140,000 00
The OFe5 the rbiltuielphis Mint appears,
from the tables photo! below, to bare reached aver Oro mil
lirem yelled eaixsth, and plow the tot of January, $29,389:
155, while the export of cake; foreign and demeatic, amoilut
ed only tn 511 4 805 ,50 3, leaving ii13,784.,W2, beetle, the Mr
eign coin added .to •the internal circulation of the country ;
and if we snide doe. allowance for foreign min, the sum will
be near, if non:lune, 120,000,000.
Pamorteme, July 31.
Coteeei sea Jute, 1862..
now.
209,093 double eagles...
40,360 eagle' •
40,023
, half eagle'
00,650000 quarter mkt&
40 dollars
4,838 pieces
120,000 dimes
802000 three cent pieces
1,383,238 pieces
•
40e,ocr) cents
1,840,837 pieces '
GOLD MILLION DEPOSITED TOP, GOINAGC IN JOLT.
From California
From other emcees
2 0 0, 000
Sliver bullion deposited for coinage In July $44
23,00 D
January
February •
31azali
April.
.........
June. •
. $23 3 869,829 $20,880,165
Tha exporte of specie lbr the week,. duce January let,
have been tu; followe: .
July 20—VenezueIs—Brig Oronocc-Ana. g01d.... /10,030
July 27—TooeItelir—Brig E. S. Penny—Am. gold • IEI4I
July 27—Vennsuela—Brig Granada—Am g01d.... V.,079
July , 27-11ane—llark 84311m1-0014 dust. . 411
July 22.—Timpool—Steamed Asin—Am. gold-- 315,443
- . Eng• 7,727
July 23:-.6ll7niltu—Seb. Merck--Fr. E11ver.....; .10,000
July 31--liarre--9teatner Rumboldt—do 65,145
s.ltrcloan gold atul silver coin.. . 31,355
•
u • dollars 05000
Anieriean ludt dollars. e 0 , , 000
-4 ' ' gold 1940)0
........, $760,565
5tw0 , 934
In
In
JTBalonauca
ry
' ....$2.884G83,,052 :
s2'
91
'. 1
49
bruary..—. 0 :::;:::n A t 11 h.......;: ..:. :1,944
In Mpr .
4y :173
1nJtm0...... .... «.:44..... •OVA 32,_24,„„„
Total since Jas. 13t,..:.. ' . .., .410.'69:Y508
Total tbr the' week...
Previously reported July
•••
'."
, 1J • .
77,415 71
914.678
2,484,004
1,218,07.5 94
• 1.5,878 96
....- 807,683 Z/
=8.339 16
C.!..T.19 01
...... 31.4.73 00
• 4032 70
146731 841
14,254 50
• 60,070 79
• 01.776 61
2.5.4/95 (S 3
84111 59
1,800 05
3301 37:
• M 9,444 73
• 13,4131"
66A.57 34
19,1150 02
' • 7,370 70
3771 941
5,931,780
0000
22,000
900,000 00
214,449422 CO
'4480 CO
X 14449,735 04
• 1,614,000 00
TRANsirrae ononi,
CINIVARATIVC acoui mourn
• • 1851. rsaz
. $5,071,707 4,161,688
3,004,970 3,010=
~ 2,880,271 3,802,156
' 2,878,353 3.091,037
3,260,491 . 4;335,578
3,637,660 0,689,470
• '3,127,617 4,00,000
~ ,~Y..~
RENE
New 139 stater,mot 93rJuly, 1892: .
Betwo, July.l,l ... . . 70
On oemult or et=: nau $3,244204 04
of , '2,078 00
-. of P. 0. toptineof.... 944420 71
of daleellazieons =AM 17
4,118,9 Z 90
' .. . .
• • $7,483,740 60
... •
• - Penton; DIMIZIG Tin ions.
Va Treuz e prans . 44 592 , 808 28
On Pot 117,000 86
Ott Touidiv do do 84,000 00
—3,6417,869 14
4 939 -aF 9 ,4 9 /T 91;1852
By babizien:ar strt" ACCOUNT.
nt
Prnm. ll33 3r 41852 pari "'rat and
con
-25
appmprialow, "". -91 , 2 0 8 ,118 59
1 •
•
• .
. •
.81,355
. PATI76IIII D 6 OT
110 VIE MU.
Oultenrary Note,' ' 41: 2'o 00 - •
Ou cUsidaud dun July, 1831. 163 00
• Do. dun January,1852,..•.. .4 + 174.00
Do. Mu) July, 1851. - ....:1,080.453 38
On •311,113,00 7 41,786,180" 13
Manes July 21,
Treasury Notes killed
Received for oust:Lai, July" 1852.
,Do. . da inly, 1861,
Decline from last year - X 2 1 .14
susvazAsuiti STAIMIENT—JULY.
Balance Juno 80, 184^... 7 .. .—51,385,24.2 41'
July 31 —Receipts Custom .$403,0a3 CO
Past
th3 ltan e eoul; ' 68 1r 0 9 3 62
-
• - • ------ • 471,a2a
•
Payments Trearnry Drafts..
Post Of lee Warrants , :
Interest loans and cautions—
Pensions
. . . •
tan= STAI7.9 Itavratra—Tho National Inleßigracerpub
li cs the following official atatentent of the receipts and ea ,
perulitures of the Dated States frotnAprill to June 3D,11352,
(exclusive of Trust.
• TUMMY DEPASTItrit,"
• . 01110 E, July lift, 1852.
• steam.
From Dictums.
• lands—.
Incidental sourees
Loan of January 28, 1:47, (Treasury
Notes tooled) 2%350 00
(MA miscellanmtc.and fmelgn laterecnarsa....s3fiG9,?o4 03
radian .. 01 •
Pragions • 170.424 M
1,08.1,817 89
.. . .. . ............. 44
Intered, de., on pulollednldsand tremor) , 'mint% 1,930,M, 71
lteimburrementa or treasury note", prior tn.=
July, 1840--
ltelndrunirmouts of treasury noteB, per eeu 1840
end 1847 4,959 00
Items of News and Miscellany.
St. Louis, Missouri, contains a population of
77,860.
Calomel is said to be an infallible remedy for
the bite of a mad dog. Cleanse , the , wound as
soon as possible with soft water and costae soap,
then apply a plaster of mercurial ointment.
The prisoners in Bing Sing, N. Y., celebrated
the Fourth on Monday.
On Saturday " there were sold at auction, in
Philadelphia, the following trotters, well known
to sportsmen: Baby Jumper, for $350; Rough
end Ready for $275; Young Ripton for $2.30,
and Grey Eagle for $l4O.
The Cholera has broken out at Athens, Fay
ette county, Ky. Seven oases and three deaths
have occurred. It has also appeared at George
town, Brown county Ohio, and caused much
excitement, and a suspension of business. A
eon of the Rev. Mr. Tomlinson had died of the
disease.
The assessors of all the counties in Henttu3ky,
with the exception of twelve or fourteen, have
lately made their returns, showing that on the
10th of January last there were in that State
880,703 hogs over six months old.
The funerals of ex-mayor Allen and Judge
Sandford, both took place in New York on Sat
urday. -
There were 227 deaths, in Philadelphia last
week; of consumption 21; dysentery 30; chol
era infantum 41; cholera morbus 2. •
The packet ship TOSCILTOrA arrived
delphia ow Ihnday, .from offer:
700 Irish makgrants.
About 31emphiti, Term., thee° is Itgreat
lost nearly all their stock.
The valuo,of real estate in the city of Saran
nab, Oa, MO lately been estimated at $4,692,-
611 and thatlof slaves qt $4,286,484.
William N. Clear has been arrested iu New
York, charged - with being a Pigitive from justice
from Pennsylvania.
Ron. Dhoti B. Olds Las been nominated for
re-olcotion to Congress by the democrats of the
12th district UM).
The Richmond popert stnte that Mr. Winston
be been lacerated of the murder of his rife curd
child.
Wm. M. Ball, 'Esq., Is nnmed as the Whig can
didate for Congress in the 4th district of. Penn
sylvania.
Lola Mantel Is expected BOOtt to play a short
engagement at the Chicago theatre.
The Governor of New Hampshire has appoint_
ed. Thursday Nov. 11, us a day of thanksgiving.
This ie taking time by the forelock.
George McLellan, Esq., enperintendent of the
Ohio Institution for the Blind, died at Columbus
on the 2Gth ult.
There were 92 deaths in Boston, last week;
15 of diseases Of the bowels, and 14 of consump
tion.
The President of Costa Bice has iESICCI a man
ifesto declaring the assent of his government
to the basis of the settlement of the dilEctilty
with litcaragai, as agreed on between England
and the United . States.
The gross Income of the South ilarolion Rail
road--Charleston to Augusta, with branch to
Columbia—for the first six months of 1852, was
$02.000 agnirust $469,000 for corresponding
period of 1851.
A mon has been Indicted in N. Orleans for
stealing en umberella. 1115 counsel contended
that this is no offence, that =hemline are pub
lie property, and pleads custom, to take it out.
of the etatuto against. felony.
Amordinglo the French census, ono French.
man in seventy dies with his own hands; and
ono woman in a hundred and twenty-five.
A man can take a European tour and return
home again for* thmusand dollars. Cheap en.
ough—if yon hare the thousand dollars.
.510,9e0,735 st
$1,0:4,000 00
Rivers taut Ilarbors...Whlg months Shut
The whige who have been blustering and lying
about Democracy and Rivera - and Harbors so
long, have their game blocked now. A Demo
credo House of Representatives hos passed, by
a large majority, a bill making a series of jjudi
ciousappropriations. We mentioned the princi
pal of them in Saturday's issue. A more com
plete list may be seen by reference to our Con
gressional news. Now what have the whige
ever done for Rivers and Harbors? Nothing I
Depend upon it that the only-help over rendered
to our rivers and' harbors will come from a Dem
ocratic government. Again, so far from Gen.
Pierce being en opponent of Harbor and River
Improvements, we would not bo afraid to wager
five hundred dollars that if elected, he will recom
mend River and Harbor Improvements in his
Erst inaugural message. Boys do you bear
that. -Cleveland Tlaindealer.
4 , 4;181,800
. 41.1.3,0:4
~ 224,620
.. 168,630
. AM
.$5,000,030
$5,1337,902
$4,007 PD
.$5,042,509 99
44.040,000
'160,000
WICEAT HAILVIIST LS WESTERN NEW YOWL—The
Livingston Union says :
Our farmers are now busily engaged in secur
ing tbe wheat, which promises a tell average
crop throughout tills region, and the Sue weath
er for two weeks past has enabled them thus
far to secure it in the best order. A few days
more and the entire crop will be safely housed.
The Mt. Morris Union says :
We were shown .last week several heads of
wheat grown on the farm of Mr. Perry Wiener,
new this village, Measuring fall 6i inches in
length—the berries on one of which numbered
ninety-two, plump - and fair.
A FAT lrrie —We like fat people—good, jolly
laughing, broad visaged fat people. We love
fat women—fat boys--tat babies—fat pursee—a
fat list of subsoribers--a fat job—fat advertisers
—tat everything. Fatness is a big alga of :big
health. Pat men are never treaoherous---fatWo
men are not sharp-tongned—fat boys are not
mischievons.,--fat babies are always good—in fine.
fat peOple are the kindest, and therefore the most
popular. Commend us to fat people.
" ...:`
P'srom the New Xerk Evening Post.
'•FOREIGN ITEMS.
The Prineess Gaurammn, daughter 'of the eI-
Rajah of Coori, has been baptized into the,Chris
tian faith ; 'this personage is one`of the dethrOll.7
ed princesses of Indio.' The East India COmpa
by have been paying for a long time to her an
income of $BO,OOO a year. This favorite daugh
ter, one of eleven children, is described by her
father as a "pigeon among crows." The-Queen
is going to take charge of her education, and at
the ceremony of her baptism, herfather addreas
ed,her s in the following words:
" My dearest danghter-LEndeaior'te'gain
cry day more and more the grace, and to merit
the love and kindness of her most gracious Ma
jesty, the Queen ; that thereby all Europe, India,
and the rag of the world, may hear and be plumed
with your good conduit and fame. May Heaven
bless you, and keep yotialways wider its divine
proteetion and special carer This is my advice
to you, my dearest daughter, and my most earn
est prayer to the Ahnightrin your behalf I"
The Princess is an interesting and intelligent
child. Her complexion is but little darker than
that of many Europeans, and her features are
regular and pleasing..• Her ago is only eleven
years, but ahe is far in advance of that period
In intelligence. In addition to the Hanree and
liindostanee tongues, she is acquiring English.-
The Princess is named after one of the Pagan
divinities. A younger sister, the Princess Gun-.
gehmab, was married, or rather betrothed; to
I the Nepaulese Prince,' Jung Bahadoor, about - a
year ago, andla now educating at Nepaul.
Byes agreement between the ex-Rajah on the
one hand, and the Board of Directors of the East
India Company and the Board of ,Control on the .
other, the Princess Ganramma has been placed
under her Majesty's protection to be educated in
the principles of the Church of England in this
country ; and her Majesty, having fully consider
ed the matter, has appointed Mrs. Drummond to
take charge of the ,
The ex-Rajah will return to Denotes in the
course of the ensuing autumn.
Louis Napoleon is having his busts placed - 4i
the public markets of Paris, with imposing-cere;
4 4 , 388 , 8 77 46
.....-. ..g 67,220 21
.... • 12,300 00
$3,218,294 OS
3,631,418 18
$1,858,163 CZ
...V151,5N
12,199 01
1.14,r( 10
. 9,402 00
491A,..71.
-41,650,700 18
410,804,140 OS
. 247,047 O 5
. 44,873 34
$11,174,316 97
• ,
The wheat crop •in Germany is better than it .
has been before In twenty years. • •
The following.cnrions result of the operations'
of the Royal Humane Society, who watch the
bathers in the Serpentine river, is published : A
hundred and twentpone thousand persons have
bathed in it during the last six-months; sixty
three persons have been restored from apparent
death; sixteen persons have attempted suicide,
and twelve of these have been rescued. The
Londoners seem to have an infatuation' about'
bathing in this muddy stream.
The ?Pont hot weather in London increased
the weekly number of deaths about ten per cent.
For every nine degrees of increased temperature,
a hundred persons more than usual have died.
Scarletina and diarrhoea bave been the chief
causes of the increased mortality. •
Therel'as been a great trial of anchors o of
all nations" at the Royal Dock Yard, at Sheer
ness. -
M 1,592 27
844.741 EC
M,08421 06
.$3,974071 91
31. NOLTIISP, Bert„-er.
Mr. and Mrs Abbott Lawrence have gone to
Paris fora short time.. -
Prof. Graham, having investigated tho cause
of the destruction of the Amazon, attributes It
to turpentine, which, he say's, at the tempera
ture of 110 degrees, makes the air around explo
sive.• ,
The cholera is raging in Russia, at theinonthe
of the. Vistula.
. . .
There are twenty British vessels engaged on
the coast of Africa, in suppressing the sliive
trade. •
The Catholic University of Ireland .has re
ceived sixteen thousand dollars from the United
States.
Indian meal has risen one pound per ton in the
County of Mayo.
The firemen on the Thames have refused to
work the floating fire-engines upon the ricer.
The importation of wines-to England, during
the month of June, has fallen off ono-half.'
The emigration to this Country, from Liverpool,
hat fallen off, during the month of June, six
thousand.
Madame Castellon is engaged for the Italian
Opera, Lisbon. . •
Capt. Back, the navigator, is now ranked
among the fashicauttltes of London.
Worked pocket handkerchiefs aro deemed un
suitable for gentlemen in England.
The police reports of London show a constant.
l4crease of drunkards ever since the year 1844,
equalling in the aggregate about fifty per cent.
The Ameriaan Equestrian, McCollum ' is gath
ering new lourels at the Cirque Oriental, la Lon
don.
Mademoiselle Favanti bus re appeared with
gre.st success in the musical_ work
Arago, the astronomer, harpredieted a storm
.tt_r arulthigbEslthlialagitifiCPVlS'Anhiruermi
have been making a tour in Scotland.
The criminal offenders in England and Wales,
during the year 181i1, committed for trial or
bailed, were about 28,000. Only 0,200 were ac
quitted
ATTOU'rED hittliDlß AND tIICIDE.—On Friday
last, at lcoithitille, 'Conn., a young man`-named
Major liosres, went . to a sabool, kept by Miss M.
Bock, a respectable young lady, isho had dis
carded him,. and tithing her in the presence of
the whole school, inflicted fire terrible wounds,
with a knife, across hell thriiai r two of which are
supposed to be fatal. The demoa then ran to a
pond and attempted to drown biraself, but was
rescued and impriseped. , '
: I S' . Wanted. A SEW , :'HEX, of thosnagtt blat
ant. babita au! good SaaITSR, tisr -a info Nat wspoetahlo
badottok It b a buthaeta that niinitsts trarcapital bat good
character, badmen. hablbs atal energy'. • IV lama atlas the
elbow qualltleattout a pars:swot lumatusaa had thelsottot
'mato vtll bo given. - Apply or addrox...X... ZS Smithfield
street, cruet of Tbit~L - apf:tlttr
- -
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OS . P. S. eltOTara “SThe Medal Honey
•SOap msdflcuise who have ventiussion the wales" and un
profitable task of briltating - .Cleaver's Prize Icksini limey
t3eap," hare very naturally supposed that the indiscrhillitato
admixture of the nxildo of. Honey with other ingredient.c,
itmudly employed la the manufariory of newly. invented.
Soaps, Is sufficient to plaro it in ectrapetlLion with that pro*
ducted by F. B. Cleaver. It Ls but en art of justice, however.
to the skilful inventor; to mention (and, doubtless this Pact
must have boon brought helms tho slow of the learued and
Impartial Committeo who niennied to him the firalaL) that
his success was not the sesta of chance; nor the work of 5
momentary enterpriso, but the fruits of long and candid
study, joined to a knowledge of thaw' materials Which, by
chemical combinations; and an exact ankliiics, has rendered
his labors honorable to himself and useful to the World:
For sale retail by 011 dispetudng .Drugetsta, and wholtaste
by the Agents Pittsburgh and its stanity. .
madetiv J. KIDD & CO., U) Wcad Orcet- .
•
DIED
Testentsy °yeah:tit:lA 8 o'clock, BA)IITE'L IT., Km of J. IT.
and Mary Ann Ounluer, aged biters. •
The funeral ulll take plagn tth afternoon, pt Our o'clock,
Rum the residence of his parents, No. SO Loran street,..Sist
Ward: - The friends of the fandly ore zuvectfully requested
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rit47.311.1:4;;,g13:4,'.,: , 1;yy:11
ILIA tscrotas AND F.SaATS.---Lectum and. £7,
Ur says by Mary CM., in 2.1a1s 12ruo. For sale by
5U6. r KILN' a CO., 6 Wood Amt.
I.:IrUV El.—A small supply of new limey, very choice—
jOlL 30 boxes, rectlyeil and for talo by
NV. A. NrCLIIRG & CO.,
• Grocers and 'lca Dealers.
'DINH APPLY. CILKISSE.-2 dos. old Pine Apple (Zee
1 of suporterflAvor, tenkibred end foriede by
AUG . ' . Liberty Strett,
HAW'S WitiLlBll .- LITEBATUR.E.--entlinos .Mignaki
0 Literature, in Ivo). 18mo. A few copies of tho above
jwn received and for sale by • •
nub . KAY & CO., 65 •Wood. aneot..-
SUMNEIVS ORATIONS. AND fiREMILt..—Tho oration
and Speeches of Charles Sumner, la 2 Tots I.Zno.
Just remised and for sale by _ • _
au6 • KAY .4'ool,- 65 Wood street.
IAISLNOUKSYS LIFE.--Chriatala Thoughtaou LIN ia
J1..1 a aeries of Diacoursea, by Henry Oliva ; scanall odlport,
I vol 12mo. For ado by •
au°
- • --- KAY rood .trt4t.
Journal copy
CIURIOSITM OP LITEKAUBX, End tl2/3 Literesy Char
per= MastroSod; by J. o,AVlEroall, Dsi, witsiCrtri o o*
ties of American Literature, by Rufus NV. Griswold, 1 roll 8
co., for wale by
KAY 8 co.; 65 Wood stmt.
010EKIICA8113101 tikllCW • •
French Mustard . • •
On band and for salo by W.A. BraLurtet a co., - -
au°
MIMI
Omer or ear &ninny Vans[ Vannoei Courexr.}
Au Dd 1852
TIES Stre.kbeldere he the Alirsheny Valley Railroad Coro
many, aro hereby notified to pay a aetondbiaintmout—
Vire 'Dollars per phireL4o the Treanuror, on or bare thelst
day of. September next. By order of theßoard.
.10101 T. LOGAN; Treasurer,
I.M Wood et., Pittabmgh..
NoBOOKS; NEW BOOKER—Another large lot of
w Books lore thin day been incelved: • Among them,.
Ood in Disease; .
ilickerstetb on Prayer; _ • : • '
• BIM'S ConieheticalLustructimaibr young Communicant's
Born& Lite Smarm betire tbb General Assembly,;ht.
• Connelly's Letter.to Fart of lituounbtiry, against Popery;
Webster's UnabridgdiDi ctimuu7 Horned"Notes ; •- • •
'
Jacobus' Notes snd Questions;
Liturgy; an, for the vso of Sunday , Sehocis by the 44 8 .,
copal Sunday School • -
anti • • DAVISON - k. AONEW, 65 Bark et St.-
ANC.ABT.EIt 00M11 FACTORY AGStielhese desint
-1.4 ble combs warranted the best artlele manufactueed In
the leorld, especially fbr trade, as each comb 14 the
pickle equal to the maple,. and can be returned ft not as
represented. 'ltetalldectlees will find It to the advantage
to keep tre other than the 'Lancaster combs. - •
j 720 Q. Yroki/EB, No, 110 Market street-
MEE
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MISIN
MISCELLANtOUS.
'DATA !by sale by
mull . MOBLICR, - ,.^Al Liberty st.
I - IKAMAN 1 1117}1118-- , A fresh imply, put nadeod tad
IX far gale b 7 NZ) - :JOEX.MOI.ILEII,2tI I.llmts , et,
0.1300A1t-rTair to Prime, In gore gold the salo by
. : 7 : ELN) & -MOORHEAD.
fr RINDSTONJE3--A lot on cotadrnment,Corgale):l-
5916 b-y-•
-• ' EMU- A MOORHEAD
GLASSLASS NO boxes 7by 9 Ulan, In store end for by
KING & MOORKEAD
RAZIL SUGAR-50 hags prime White, for mile
_ll
xisa.'MAD.
MirpATIIEftS , --I,WIto palm) . Itra Ute4N for Redo by
• ' • ' SMART & BILL
.Mor.E.SWAX7-In eon sod fcseri6
STUART & SELL
CiLAES--300 boxes mut& !bps, for rale by
3 . 9" . • - • _ ECITTAXT &
-BI"iYZ/ HI LL
319:170 digay tadoss consignmimk i t t y
ac-•
ITINLYInitr4.SO bpi Kite Cider, in stern
V - . STUART it SILL.
0 IL-10 fiord and far mile by •
• Jrn. . SWAM SILL.
V lVlSON—aoome prime cured I timbale by
10 TAI.-7& tone on' band and to arrive for vile by
Srlßr OS -TVLIM , TIIt7zbt ;isf -'IL
a 4(
bozeiB by 10 and"lo_ byLT, for Kilo by
jyll .• . 1111=X & 3011:CbTO'N
BAcox—mui:LN W Wen and Bh° C il 'A l az & 3
frßalfaionv.
Ann'. WOOl 1141 . 4 on band and for nate by • -
,2 t/U•iY 2 Cf. . • ' • ' tr. LEE,. ina ,Liberti at
.
2588 L & No :3 MackerekOarse) to arrive sod Or sale by
. .S.VOktiv .TAA M -MAGI7IIVE BANE.
(2_ 4 1108-43'iwit recelyyttes4for, sale by O. YEAUEIt
.V.N.1728 . , .NO.llO Blorkat street
1)1.003L.4.-175 Unix Jnnleto; Marfa, , Bedfast
IGIII Forgo Blooms, for tole by • •
B EDFORD •MINERAL SVAT.ER-411 Imlt blaTeikollllloll
7y15 . . , KING 'IL: "
SYEOP—Ia bbla..New•Tortr. Saw !Iowa; •
• 40 do •• Nebula. •. For anla by
. . J. D. WILLIAM dt CO.
r t mo AND TENNSTINANIA , RAILHOAD STOCK—For .
ICA snlent No. :a Forui street. A. WILKINS '
SIIOAR CIJUZD LlA.l.l2.— Notwithstanding the.. advance
.hv the rim lianuOtOltitlit, (In the Dhatuntd,) can
thnteito sell the beat fingar card et 12 1 ,4 c it . anG •
Ai,!-'BIIILLL LOT OF JLOUIFYILLE LIME, .to.olold f iu
.11#L store and forrate.by • 'IIIT:ENBERO.F3I.
:14u4 • • - ' ".• • No. U 5 Froat.steret.
17(111 DiAItWELIA- OIL SUM3IE7t (XI3IPLAINT , --Une.the
Nen , beatFEE CQBRANDY. 'The genulai article can
be olitained at; 7 --' • . MORRIV•TEA groan;
aufi : ' (In . titrDiamand,) at $l,OO VI quart or bottle.
I'A.IIP.S ROWERS, stho eared as a Shisician In Company
tJ (1., Sixth Regiment U. S. Infantry, in tho Florida war,
will bear of- something lo his inlymatage, by calling on the
subscribers; at itio.76 Fourth street, Pittsburgh. •
KALE--Thlrty Building Lots, very desirable lbr pri
vate orsidentre t said lots, so far os health and beauty
of location In mammal, me unsurpassed. in the vielnity of
Pittsburgh. Situated in the village of New Tmy,adjoinhag
the city of Allegheny. Terms may • Title Indlapatable. •
Apply to . - . ' ' inones 31017417,
Illaiitem IS :IlillllllY tiIVEN,_ that dOLVI . 2. HOPE
.III WILL; of the City of Pittsburgh; ban made an tunima
meat to me. fur the tenefitof hfe creditors. Paris:mut indebb=
ed to the said'ohn P. Ilcipasiell, are requested ttitall at my
Offire,'No.'4s Bt. Clair street, in mid city, and makepayment
to me, on or before theist day of Oetoba next; and %hose
having delta! agalinat him, will 'mint them for settlement.
41KINHAIIT,
AteriredevrAdm P. Ilapewell:
imfabowinwairCt
• • .300,000 Cigars' , - -
TUE irsito 'the attention of tbeliack, and mordants
&noisily; to en extenalvo haroleo of CIGARS, now,
opening Our -Irarehome, compaidng the moat popular
!muds of the dap, and which; for ruir.ty of 'assortment, en—
peelotity Or quelltiyaisi aryl° .of packing, has never bean
equalled In this city. • • . -
The shore bo sold In lots to „suit parchnsoes at low
rules, eml On aeannmodaling lenua.
TAMTE, MAGUIRZ BANE,
•1;101t .'.AL—A tract of land, ritual° in .East Deer town
'l 2 . skdp, three ndlea !nun Tarentym, and ono Win from
.11.11bhatovn; onntaining one hundred and twenty or thirty
UV% Item bedirLiedto suit purchasers. FlftY or elxr_Y
runes cleared., with very gutotantial fences; three in due-9-
.111 g houses; -stable; beautiful- cedar shrubbery; never fail
ing rprin2st aua.tsro orchards of - grafted and b ud ded fruit,
of the best quality, on the premises; is convenient to mills;
rburehes end.ichoohl; and will be sold at the low viewed'
$l9 per aere. Apply . . • .
nu.,3loeYtat, 29 Fifth etreet
2 rsiiUtill UP LANI) Wit LIALY.,--thite hundred and
fteir.4 tlicara&—teland well timber l; land 'first
quality, and.higlily enitirated, neer Saleni, Olga. • The Ohio
and lenusylvanta Baltrood tuna throualt it. '
Ahpo—one hundred and twenty. erne.; near Enoh
. loweance comity: Atasern,More house, smith's shop, and
caw mill on it—ell In fine ardor. We think tide a bargedm
ALSO—Ono hundred and eight acid In :Economy, Bearer
county; on whichar.e erected :a large stone dwelling, and
barn; 150 apple tree.; llg onum bottom land, nese Reming
ton and Baden stations. • CURTIS it DODDS,
IDAIODA.DiS Di' REAL ESTATE .—Fon let of 24
feet front on Wylie 'street, by 109 sleep to in alloy, with
a Wm and Singling hoar, Le; hydrant ha the ye:l • and :
gm In theetore. I'doe SI3RI. .The lot IA wadi:ill(' Money.
. Lime and .eoneenient Henna and. Lot, 3:1 feet
-front on Webster Mayer; .large Jan% de., all In good order.
ALF.t-L new howW, and 'lot, pieweintly ‘tlinatid en the
Canal:Allegteny City ; the house-is:styli Want:and neatly
t!=i111
'ILL ISE. r.iiccry
• lES - I for the (Indianan
. • . • . ,
and llepair of the Wharf, and Bank Laue, to. pall Borough.
ttontractont *Menu* the amount that they art. willing to
take In Immix of lizo Corpnration, ass preferema trill be given
to fl ash Hatters.. • • • •
• For ratientam. enquire la the Ikutineere•Otilee, Ico. 4
Wylie street,. Pittsburgh, where plana-tgal EPmiGuationa can
l+r:aen;aft.rthetthinstant. ••••• '
a:PRIMIM;
Rhtit IMsititges and AirblieFts.
VALUABLE NEW • .11iTiollnst. - re - rAvet.littt 11, &Ivan
& Co:ft, :tlo. StulthEeb.l fttri-et : • '
Stray Leaves fttuann Artie Journal, or Eighton :Months
in tho Polar llegtonft.An Seftrch of 81r.John YrankLtn's Ex
=ion, In Oat) years' by 'Lieut. Sherartl Cfthurn...
tenth.
Yin:re, or OA Anthignitles, by Berzon Stchille, author of.
Tyliee," &c.
Lifo In too, south, by the author of " Altunanro,"„&i::, with
fourteen Illustratlanft,by Darley; Eve oct. ".
The tipper Tea IltOuftothl; 65etchcft of Anterteni+OrAT.
By Astor Bristol. •
ilarfors Afsvtslue . for contftra ninoblercialp:
fruColaitai Llp heretebre extming hetweert teo kith
j.unillero t under the firm of IL TINDLE 00,ATM diah.
on tho 10th ultimo. hi mutualriument.. Either part,
sill is anthorizod to, u.ao tho mine of the firm In Aottlement..
MINAS TLXIII.E. •
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• TIO: subsesiberii lat!e • fmnol a _....... ~_,' •
. -Co-rartiumPliip, nal will cantlnuft 4; -- tz ,, .•; , ..e:• , . z.
.ttie.CIXINIST,. Ft/MITI:1M and 1' . ...4,...-7-........i..
CHAIR MAKING lIIMINESS: at, ''" .
theQt.O.I.!TANI%.ISO, 21 $3llllllelEl.ll STAH EL, under
the tlrm of Minx a 31cAssiar... , . JOIE.; 31. 111110,
any • • . - - ..:105EP.11. 3IUXT/illtrx.
Hating ilikocieel of my Interest in the firm of Mem
Tiaras, a- CO.;10 the . Cabinet. Furniture and' (Audi making
business: to 111.1111 c I *would most cheer.
folly recommend and wait for them n Continuance Of pub
rump, so liberally yotaned On tho old Arta.
ws - . MINAS TINDLE.
-Young .Ladies Seminary,. Allegheny.
I„rn. suza .Sirs. N. wlltannneatro their An
,131 toranal &Man on 3.IONDAY, Angus" oth,.at their
dwelling, on Federal street, .• 51Rean's how' 31orm
tlengrenthe is engaged to • hound. In Ranch; and Mona. IL
P. Gemowenbe, in Drawing and Scholars may en.
ter nt any time, and will ho charged tuition than the time of
era:onto to tho close of the session.-. Cases of protteeted rich
nest will bean exception to' Lb) , above wale. Tuition hills
will be . recessed, one half In odearice, the other half at the
All other arrangements the rozie as hemtoftWe; which may
be seocrtalnedly reference to the circular ; or . by applying to
the instructors..
i ' • ,
. Allegheny,•Augast 2, 1 - 'Bo 2...—anS.f • . • • .
' OR PA3IILY SOAP.—ltrazano:m 701/ lifir.—Cold
. or-Inuon orator,—alter soft,, thud or salt—may be used
with perfect =mem - Rub the %soap upon the clothes and
then put them to sonic three or. tent • home, then take
them and rub them end rinse them out. • They will require
but little rubbhag after snaking, owl no Dolling Li required,
cs Li usual with other Soaps.• Urges washing an be done
inimothird less time, trouble and a:panne, than with any
other soaps known. TWA map Li:vas:anted not to intern to
any way the alightelt.fthro, or the skin, or anythlng it is ap
plied to. It will Amaze any kind of Grease, Paint, Tar,lnk
or SLOW, ptott any Otsaile, without the. -heat . Injury.—
Thin Soap is manufactured solely bY Caldwell, Payson ti CO.;
.01. 9 Rirlngton street; Now York. • All: ant= promptly at
tended to. And .for soloist. • MOILIUS TPA STORE..
Der. an the Dlanamd,) at Pft • 'a lb.
EXtOW/111•0 Arrival of Dry Goods'
subsmibers are is
now opening a large and varied .
r i e F o ' rtment of EARLE. nu.. buy GOODS, which have
been selected with the greatest owe, by the senior partner,
.now in the markets, ond particularly adapted to the Pitts.
burgh and Western trade, The following are a few of the
'mann BAN ei coma:hang our Stock; .
Superfine French and English Broad Cloths; _
Cawdme
. ecs, Tweeds : and Jeans;
. Satinets and Corduroys;
Satin, Velvet, Warred and Outtalk 'Vestings; ,
Alpaccas,..lforinos, Barges, Delaines;
French, Scotch and Domestic. Ginghamsl • •
Panty Printed Calicol l ef the. nowessstyles.
Irish Linen, Tielrings, T0406101;44 • , „
Together, with a general assortment of Tarloti Gootis,--
Tbrcado, Combs, Hosiery and Gloves; Ribbms;Lam and
MilUacry 000dt9 Gold and Ollt 4 leweley; peg ''lr a rtay
8=3804401, Gold and 'Silver Watches, Watch Materials and
Glosses; Drugs, LABand Perfumery.
' As we are do"EmMed.to pay particular attention.to the
selection of our Goods, we flatter onrselves to be eblWto col*.
pets, (in style and pnices,) with any, other housein the city.
•
Merchants and Pedleva ans_mpoettally Invited to ca ll Gad examine our stock. JA..IIES WCANDLESS & co.,
- • 3111111PdOrTIRRRS AND DRAMSLEI- •
prANCTIESTERMINEILAL PA-INT•
•
I ... New Yea; December 16,1K1.-
havo analysed *unite of 11.0tO1IXSTER 3111iMftAi
PAINT,"for Pnosi eiToni,aadlail it 'to contain the ft)l
loot
Sillca,. • . ....
• Per Orilla - •
-Ikl
Lint% .. . . .. ..
• • agnesia;,-. •... .. .
Oxide of
Water marl:roe.: ..........
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The Powdered Sample contained In the boa,
pose *Aft the one you desired • atm to ham analysed, rota
to differ from ony average of the lumps . powdered, and mix
ektegethier. This but yields in ,
Per Oxide, ..... ..... . ... ZHAO
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Silica mid .. . .. . ..
Water ond ....
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pretuuu tidies:u th
ma m ma a us, -..tkrahtatal•uot be
ing watratm, somoptrtiona • otataltdsg, more Iron thititioth
orm. • Tho analysis-lamas the article to be valisultad for
pain
durable t I Shut th at : by calciatog the,pcnoter by la
prot y bl g h hem, the color la tou.h brworea, or at lour
converted tutor' flneruL • . • , •
AMES R. UtaLTON,II. Dt Chitatat„ -
us,. ForccrlEtly Sole by JOEL, puma, 241 Liberty divot
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SLIM & MOORHEAD.
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S. CUTHBERT. °enroll Agent,
-.• .tAtimithtleld street
Dissolution.
Co-P,artßet ship.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IL AUL. Surgeon Dentlst...o=rom of
',try r : e.) Id it
10°FOR BAIOL—Ono good second hand SIMARD
TALILIL will bowld low, CABIL 12 . 11
WiLKINS - •
O'U. A. 0. 13.—Meete • •Ye the ()licitly Taletr*phE
Ciftico, corner of nail and Wood streets erepr Mon.
U!'' t 0 • A, De :/ • / • / • •
Asigerona Lodge, No. 289, L 0. of 0. F., moor crtery
.Wedneeday everting In Washington MN, Wood it. (WI
[W 4 + O9 Myna Levu. WATCI/On the Care from
Greertsbitrg tollttabnagh:: A.llberal reward trill be
glean to the finder, by leaving:lt at this OW. [Jy leaf
RBLACkg TO - A.—For&than OCUV
mWeI.
t lvtttrwototari Zn .r,ueryb k
I. o.'P.—Plane of mevrtlog,-Wriabtogron hail,
Ifood street, between Fifth street and Virgin alley.
Pursuer__ als Lows, No. 1138—Ileete every Tueeday motor,.
• mootorfrola Eace.avezn, No. 87-rsfeets first snd third
Friday of each mouth: •. • • ..-.• • • (nore2Sely
tOr'w• JP. rusuir: unite, Denai
'1,51 Third street, kw doors aboln
eadthileld• Cate up Maim Dr. P. has been connected with
the establishment of Dr. Milldten, of IS heeling, for the last
OHM
EVCOUBRY, Callecting, Bill
uTY Posilugt &c.—Attonds us, bill Yon-
In& Distributing Cards and Clew:dam tat ran" be: Or
ders left at thateca of tbe Montan Post, at at Red 3 Cat
lows. Periodical elpw,yblrtl s treet, Awariy..atendm.
"'ETNA 1/4181JRALEFCE eolti-FAIY, of
Stock $30°,000 ; Ae•
refs $389,172.- - 'Office ottfat Tifttibtmth Agom7 Indio Store
Boom of Sraudy Loomis 250. to wood x i mt. -
!waif • IL IL ifEEßON.,•Aitcot.
Utbhamerl.lW.4 Commercial College.—
orner of fdarketmul.ThLM Maws.' :Ikea Keeping,
Perunartship, and Mercantile Computation., Magid, from a A.
M. to 10 P. hi. Persons desiring llama& instruellork to any
atria abova named branches, are requested to call and learn
the Wile 01111. : Ladles meet from 3 to 6 P. M. 071
nn'ts IVOY•LEGE..../.adice tI
—ln Penmanship; pant Uri-14[14 , am] Dranfug, tinder
Mr. J. D. and Mr. P: glicraper, and In all the bsgber
branding et an "English and clateleal education, mdet Mr.
P. Hayden. Two P Riotous rooms baps zneently been er
rantly Strad rip far their special stOommindallon. WI and
:01.10.TAIDIs, Curtain. Materiab,iitui
- thatoin Trimmings of ovary description, Forint:aro
Mashes, Broestellei, de, Law nimi Malan Curtains, N. Y.
Painted Window Htradea , Out Conlon; Cartiin Pins, Bands,
dr, at abolawile and retalL ' ••' ' W. 'IL CARRY.%
• No. LES Chesnut stroet, mrn i Ylftlti Philiniolphia.
'Curtains Milo said Trimmed iti_tho reSy newest French
tttate Mutual Fire Insurance Comps.
ny.,—llairbburgr.Pa. Capital $200,000. .Dadvici
only for dm safer claws of proprill, bra .altomp . lo capital,
and affords superke adrantatra In point atchaallneu,strZ
and accommodation, to ray. and coidry:Motabantt"
ownora of belated dwell Ist•a and countey.property,
• A. -A. CARIUMII 7 Aetuaiy,..
flranalroftico Staldtflckt st,.PlUrburidt..
0 NELSON'S. DAGivrinirE - g=-
uicriuut
.Post °like BuMin" Third Meet.. Likenesses taken
in all kinds of weather, patoB A. ,11 , to 5 P. M.,' giving In
accurate artistic, and etiolate likarkae, unlike add vastly im
periar to rho common dump daguerniotypee; at the following
cheap prima: $1,60, $4, $5 and upwart, acaurdlug to
rho also and quality of caw or franta • "":
Hours for phildroni frotn 11 A. M. to 2 P. 3L
N. 11—Llkeaeare9 of sick or deceased parxmi taken in any
part of tbo city. : . (norr.nly
TegDEAPNEss, Noises tho Hood , and ell dirst
reeablo discharges team the . car, appeal and Pejnee•
needy removed, without patu otincortrenteuce, by Hr.
Pri=ipal Atirirt of the N.X. fiat Su:4mM who may be
consulted at 99 Arch street, Philadalphie; from 9 d. ittoa
.Thliteen years Of close pad ideated cualielrfed stfeution to
this Drench of special practice has enabledhim to reduce his
treatment to such &weer'!" swum OA to find tiro most con
firmed anti Obstinate msesjieWhie steady attention to the
-Imp r ove d .Sho . 1 1 rfteellLsalesi
' Gentlemen's, Misses arid-'33oys /Moulder Dmees—a
large - lot reeetrod,rl the most Improved and - fashionable
kind, intended to relieve stooped shoulders, weakback, lean
ing forward, dte. . These Shoulder • fire are an article of
groat value, mid are vastly superior to moat articles of the
kind in nee. The Gentlemcm'sltrote answer; the pruposeof
sturpeculers; as well as Shoulder Draceiv,.mtd-ata - very little
For sale at Dr. SEIM' VS Drug Storo,':No.:l4o, comer et
Wood street and virgin . ' - ..jefolkw
IWAttend to your - Horsing...Mt HOYT'S
HEAVE YOWDl,ll:This;patelior ortered.to tbo
i l lt e b o lli ni as y
m a ga l ra cino nn k g Cure for tho wn odaptol t rive: in bornen : gid ,i 4a
beeti used, in thi prtvato veterinary practice of the pmprie.
for for rho Tbo otter Incompetency
of that noble ele , si the horse, for-labor, when troubled
withlhis Oommon desetoeishouki balms. every onohaTirM
snail, to apply , immediately for this remedy. For WS whole,
. alb and rand at . Dr, 13.4 1 / B Eit'S.Drtiodtore, 140;
b2OroiW COMET of Wood at, and 'irlrght, alley.
JaVAZDZIIIO2I... . . . MOLL
Q. Anderson and illiiintTindle bays
• this day entered Into 'mine:rola p, sailer tho Ono and
sty to Of J.f Anderson, & Co, in tho.efolo Fruit awl
Onifeotlbnory business, et 13 Wood street, Plitalmogh.
Mainz di.vomd of my entire intermit In the Wbolesale
Fruit and . Conf..vikniary buidnesa, to- Ifesara. J. C. Andaman
& Co., I take pleasure kratemnikandlng them to my former
Mends and for them ia continuance of
thelfberal pato:digs begoanal on me. '
jyT:tf • • • • ••-• xistrire rirrorins.
IWASSOCIATED Firemen , * - insurance.
Company. or the . City of Pittsburgh.
W. DALLAS, PraidentitOllPAT FlNNEY,Seerouty.
Will insure. ognirrt FLARCamI WM'S of all
• UM* 01Ber t inliononpMels •lloope,fios. 124 and• 125
W. W. Dallwi, • Jobn ArAilvorl,
D. C. - ftwynr, - • •R. B. Bhp= • --
Robert Matzoh Cbasies
WU= Gkwinsin, WM= Coilipriccd,.,
A. P. ‘asttuts, ' JolePirna •
.
11/111=111...1111 , 11ti1fr , . ,= ' "7 , rev
w preple endstro 'pimples on the "human
taco dlvirie," or eruptions of any klria; when It it a fact so
well Imoamy that Dr. nyaott'a Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
cleanses the skin teem all impurity, removing pimples, mots
and bictehm, leaving the effected parts es healthy, smooth
'and soft the bash eta babe.. It *Wally priceless to thaw
who wish the may beauty atehildlood.
It causes all sor e s and .poltasioits wormdsitotilscharge all
their infected rrialler,And:Mmdletiteli every Impurity bon
. . • ..
It does its workneatly but e ff ectually, gi conscious
beatiefiend blooming henitb,rin the- place of vi and
soulsickerdng disease-
See, ad errtiscakent In another miaow. -
UCITIZENS' .1 1usurgui0e:Compant of -
P ll .ttsktinrgh.--C.G.lll;!ggiritent; SA3I-
UKL L. nqn:Li ft
Office: Irate" Mid, 6e.tekai mate( and Wad street:.
'mums MILL end OAROO ith!tyi;oli thoOhte 314 Vasis•
arel tributaric • • • •
Lostmes agapast Lau or Damp b s tFlre. •
A.10:0=-Agzuust the Perils of the boa, end Intend Norio,-
Atantind Trangportallon. • •
o ..thuseY, • Wm. Larhoer jr.,
William It:10aq, - Basnnel Kier,.
•Ilngb D. King, ' William Dingtuun;
'llabereDrualem. jr., • D. Debaran, •
B.- Fla:laugh. • • .Irancla &Berg,
})Brand IThazietrm, - •• J. Brhoorunaker, •
Walter Bryant, Samuel ltea . - •
piltl Fellows' terizei Bufiang; .114trilt
strut. belt.= Silid .and Sniiilhiteldi drrds.—Pittai
burgh Exteani pawed; No. 2
. neeis first - arid third Tuesdays
of eaeb month :
Vilishurgh Degree "Lisagi.., No. 4,encets second and fatmth
Mechanics' Lodge, No.o, meets overi ;Ilineishil• evening.
Western Slar Lodge. • No. tti, insets every Wednesday
Irma City Lodge, No 132, Meets overyMonday evening..
• Mount Morish Ledge, No 1:00, meets every Monday 'even
at Unkm 11311, corner of Fifth and .
Zoom Lalgo, No 985, meaty ' eiery 'Thursday evening, at'
then corner of Smithfield and Fifth streets. '
Twin City Lode, No. 24.1, meets every Friday atenini.—
, Itall, corner of 'swat and. Sandeititty streets, Allegheny
.
PittsltraiehLife - Inipira . Mice Co span
OP PITZSBIINOZ4 8100,000.
Prziddent: .IA3IP,S• 5.'110011k ,
Vice President: wawa, mouitiN. • '
Treasurer: JOSSPII S.. LRECII. - • '
Bmotary: C: A. COLTO
'0171C14 NO. 54 Perm Scauct. IlAitceito
This Company makes every Ineurance tipped:dr:44 to or
Mutual rates air. tho same eurt*a.ailaytoa, by other Bare.
cotaucted, Companies.
, lotut Stock Rates et a reduction.of One-thirdtroni the Mu
tual rites—equal to a diridend of thlrty-ilLree and or:o
-il:J:1,01w cent, paLicinuttally Lu .adranea.-.
Risks taken on the lives of persona going to California.
James - S. Boom: , • Joseph•Kr /mech.
, Charles A-Cotton, Stunned srcinasn, •
' John•A. Wilson,
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soap. •
or all other preparations for the teeth,
Has watt the palm vend has • - .
No imparter far elenanbut the teeth;
Sweetening-and parir.ihr tbe breath,
- Num
Or cluing hieedlng, soft tad tender .-
beni of enfmnlenlM or parasit gumses
onented the teeth, and are hurtful
To the enamel, Thinsoap has the power
Of xennuirm them entlreli, and also
' Of preventing. the teeth froth detay.
To prove this, let. all 'who doubt . , •
Have reeaurne to a, box of the valuable.
...
Soap 'prepared by Protium? Johnson,
Ot Nest 'fort, freer; materials nine°. properties
Are admitted by all &lentifl
People to be of .4ettain
441`-l!rioelZ cents: . Eold Nvltolcsale.eur.l retell
• : AIL •Ichrflillft'S Drur: store. Ito. 140.
Jl - amvx - curter of Wood duet and Virgin alley.
. •
ninth Asattuatzt rowir. mtEEDEn—conteining tin in.
foraudlcm en'breentg. rewind, dtAnutni and manage.
matt of DO3II•.'STICPOULTItY. /do, Instructions ammo.
in the choke of pure Meek, cnednB, tatoophing, An, &e.-
7ith " Fo r . sz r‘ o /11 . aN*63
.- Ifir.N.rncti"le.
3043.10nOwbreedcodANken.
rvitE hianotacture Of Iron, le an its cations breaches, in.
.1 eluding adfax:rlptten of woodcutting, coekligghim
me horning etcharcoal end coke; the dltrArig a n d pawn .
Amen on; the buildlog and management of bino.frien ner - 74
working by annual, Cats or •anthracite; the .!Mlldng
=I the gamin:mien of crude into wrought Iron by
charcoal Serra and puddling furnaces... Also, n description
of forge haramematigeg mills, blast machines,- hot hut,
ete,,'efr-4 to wbtch fa added, as Mau on the manufacture of
ga d, : By Frederick Overman, ..3flning, Engincir--irith one
numbed, end 'fifty wacd engedyincond ellitiOit. per
zez crABE IS TES ONLY TRITE-BUTEN!
ream rza CITE &AMU]
JAsus OSTROU, $ 0 Liberty Street, New Terk.-Atning
beenmany years In the JOBBING SILF. HUMES& In
New Terk, the vederifmal hes waked, that to do a getwart
Credit the a very rargelno.fd on grads necesesi7
end th at a LABOZ.PA/11 07 Tile PXOFTP I SteDS VPDX • 71'W
canasta, he bee therefore IX , IIIIIICOMI dealing. princlpattyth
TIMM GOODS, and upon the '
EXCIUSiVe.
_Cash floratern e
And can guarantee every coatumer a IMMO 07 A? LUST 20
PIS COP SIZOW VTR ,VSVAL MEM PARTS. Below 111 a brief
Itst Uooda, of which a complete immanent will always be
focal nt U:ll3taLikitalteOl:
RII° 3 °N B ; /MEM CTULF4:3; BILE CRAVATS,
• GLOVES, 31ine, Lacsaa, rainconma.mq,
• DRESS '1111115.117i05, BAREGIiS,
• GOODS, lIORIERT L C. lIANDKIZPe
PLAltatlltßONS,:ann--.
ViCIAL,YLOWKES, .Ae» ke.
Flaring glum thls mann a falr trial, and reveired na•
menus miens Prontairawaw7 td; the care 414 Va; the in4l2‘
.11.010 d la nowfia t ccorrinord that the atom is th e only
"true oWen. bludiutes, end invitee a than aft
dealers visiting Now. ork,to purchase gowda
OSTROM,
ZS Li street, cert. dorm to the Past OBlces
4ws , u , (1 , 46 a t ttrs limo a; ateMts. ealtton 4 Co.)
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