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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDREWE
. • • REVERE liersz, Bosnix,
Thursday h'vening, Aug. 19, 1852. I
Dear Phi hips:—l address yon to-night from
the "City of Notions," or as it is more classical
ly termed the "Athens of America." I left Al
bany yesterday-morning, 'at 10 o'clock, anti at 5
o'clock I found myself at the Boston depot;
making the journey in seven hours precisely, in
cluding stoopages—distance 200 miles. From
Albany to Springfield, Mess., there is but a sin
, glo track, and the cars make about 30 miles an
hour; from Springfield to Beaton there are two
tracks, and the running speed is usually at the
rate of 40 miles an hour. This is one of the
best conducted and most profitable Railroads in
the country. The Superintendent, L. A. GI/+v,
Esq., who lives at Springfield, is an intelligent
gentleman, and a thorough-going business man,
and from him I learned many interesting facts
respecting the history of the road and the coun
try through which it passes. The total coat of
the road was $15,000,000, some portions of the
work being very heavy. The track is 4 feet 8/i
inches in width. At the town of Washington,
62 miles east of Albany, there is a deep cut,
which is 1500 feet above the City of Boston, and
there is a gradual descent to the latter place.—
The entire road has been in running order since
1842, although the portion east of Springfield
has been in use.since 1839. '
From Albany to Boston I was a good deal dis
appointed in the appearance of the country.--
There is more untillableland than I had any idea
of. In many placea it is mountainous and rooky,
while in others it is quite marshy. Parts of
Western Massachusetts much resemble some of
our Western counties in Pennsylvania—having
rich valleys, and,gently rolling hills, suitable for
grazing. ,
There ;are some pretty villages on thetoute,
laid out in real Yankee style, painted white, with
_ green window-shutters, and surrounded with
plenty of beautiful shrubbery and shade trees.
• The ptineipal places on the road are Pittsfield,
Springfield and Worcester. There Is a large
government foundry and workshops at Siring
field, which constantly employ a vast number of
workmen. The station houses of the Western
Railroad are generally finely constructed build
ings, and make quite an imposing appeartume. .
• . In the cars were a vast number of ladies and
gentlemen, most of whom were returning hame
from the various " watering places," full of life
,- and merriment., - These "live Yankees" thor
• :4?ughly understand the true philosophy of living,
- and enjoy the world as they pass through it.
-, 'There is no difficulty in telling New Englandets
.-,by their peculiar dialect. They are scattered
over the world, and wherever they go, thrift, en
terprise and education soon follow.
Soon. after I arrived here I fell In company
'with our townsman Judge Wittlaus, who is vis
iting. the New England States, and stopping at
the Revere House fora few dope, and in a few
minutes wo agreed to devote this day to seeing
the sights of Boston and its environs. To carry
out this purpose, PAEAN STEVENS, Esq., th e gen .
. tlemanly proprietor of the. Revere House, and
his obliging clerk Mr. Ozo, W. Pramsox, engag
ed for us a comfortable conch and a right smart
'-Yankee driver named Enwitan Cirriert, who con
ducted us to nearly alt the places of distinction
in and around Boston.
We first drove to Bunker Rill Monument,
which ie about one mile distant from our hotel.
It is a plain column, two hundred and twenty
one feet` high, made entitely of pure Granite
Marble f rom ttte Quineyquarries,- and is ascend
ed by - two hundred and ninety- five ve circular steps.
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Before ascending the visitor pays a fee'of 12/
Gents, which is - expended in keeping the grounds
ha order, and purehases a smell guide book for
in cents more, which p'oints oat to him all the
leading objects to be seen from the top of this
- viondedul mentuneut. At the entrance is a
• - small monument which is an exact model of the
<••• r < oritJ e rected. by Sing Solomon's Lodgein 1794,
in memory of Gen. Wear= and his associates
who fell in the battle on Bunker Bill.
From the top of Bunker Mil Monument is one
of the grandest views in the world. Th rou ii,
• the window on the east is seen the Navy Yard,
OR AZADAX4
the great Goirernment Rope Walk, whit* is 1800
feetitklength, ' and all the Docks, lisrds,ngine
Shops, &c., belonging to Uncle SM. Below is
seen the Mystic River, --beyond, on an Islana,
East Boston, Iltld furth erntimeroti a other beau
tiful islands in the Harbor, all pe ,. opled with busy
men. But it is said that the surges of the ocean
are constantly wearing away these fairy spots,
and they are one by'one disappearing from the
•viei. Through thiiiiiiadow on the south is seen
the proud eity.of - Bostan, the
Metropolis of New.
England. It Is a confused mass of buildings,
without anything like order being discoverable.
'The city is built upon a peninsula, about three
miles in length ind'one in breadth. Its surface
iikquite_unei , en, and there are three elevations
more prominent than the rest, from which origi
nates the name Tremont. The streets are a per
fect labyrinth, more mystical than that of Crete.
They out all sorts of angles but riyht angles, and
they aro totally without parallel in the art of sur
veying. A person may Start on a promenade,
and after walking for half an hour it is more
than likely that he will come out at the starting
point. It is said that the present streets of Bos
ton were originally mere cow-paths, and I am
inclined to think that there Is some truth in the
story. From the south.tvindow in the monument
may be seen a vast number of Bridges and Rail
roads, which run out from Boston in everydirec
tion, and 80020 very beautiful and superb Rail
road Depots. The towns of Quincy, Dorchester,
Roxbury, Brookline, Charleston and many other
places, aro also seen in the neighborhood. From
the west window of the monument may bo seen
- the State Prison, the cities of Cambridge, Brigh
ten, Harvard University, the Observatory, and
:other objects of attraction. From the North
window is seen Malden, Chelsea, Lynn, the cele
brated manufactory of shoes, the U. S. Naval
Hospital, Naltaht, &e. &o.
After spending an hour on the Monument,
which we shall never forget, we retraced our
stops down the dark and terrific; winding, stair
way, resumed our carriage, and drove to the
classical city of Cambridge, renowned for its
celebrated University, within whose walls the
most celebrated mon of New England, and we
may, say the United States, have been educated.
Old Harvard stands in the midst of a beautiful
grove of venerable trees, which has all: the ap
pearance of ohmic and sacred ground. The
principal building is made of white Granite mar
ble. it being vocation, no person was seen but
the janitor, who politely opened the door lead
ing to the gallery of paintings belonging to the
University. Here are seen the likenesses of
many of the former professors, distinguished
citizens of Boston and eminent public men.—
Amongst the paintings we noticed likenesses of
Gen, Washlngton,.John Marshall, John Adams,
John Quincy. Adams, John Winthrop, G. Spurr
helm, Thomas and Nicholas Boylston, Fisher
Ames, Samuel Dexter, and many others we do
not now remember.
Ili Cambridge 'are many places of historical
renown. The old College was occupied by the
American troops during the Revolutionary war.
The old Elm tree under which GM WASHINGTON
received his commission still stands. Its branches
spread overa space of 125 feet, and around it
is placed a circular iron fence to protect it from
harm. The residence of the British General
Howe, and WAsitusoiota's Bead Quarters are
still standing, the latter buildiog being now oc
cupied by Professor LoNorExtow, the poet. We
dittiot visit narrardObserratory, which is loca
ted a considerable distance from the College build
ings. In Cambridge we saw the residence of
Professor Wr.umn, who was found guilty end
executed for the murder of Dr. PAIMHAN.
We next drove to Auburn Cemetery, situated
some . 5 miles 'from Boston, but as we spent on
ly about an hour within its enclosures, it cannot
be expected that we shall attempt a description
of it In a short paragraph of a newspaper letter.
The grounds have neither thenatural beauty uor
the artificial improvementa and adornments to be
found in our Allegheny Cemetery. Sose persons
may question the correctness of this assertion,
but they ahould visit both as I have before form
ing on opinion. In Mt. Auburn there aro cer
tainly some beautiful monuments, te.steful epee- .
sures, and well laid out avenues; but many of
the walks and decorations aro becoming dilapi
dated for want of proper attention. A gentle
man of the genius and exquisite taste of our
friend Cinsurr Is much needed to protect, adorn
and beautify Mt. Auburn. I will venture the
prediction that in ten years from this time Alle
gheny Cemetery will be the most beautiful in
the United States and perhaps in the world, if
Mr. Cntsxtrr should live so long. ' In Mt. Au
burn are seen the tombs of. many of the former
distinguished citizens of Boston, whose names
are familiar to the world, such as Wuzanu ELLE.-
RV GUMMING, BENJ.. WATEILIIOI7BE, who 111 1800
introduced vaccinnation in the United States.
HADZIAIi ADAMS, Historian of the Jews, 111011aLto
Estateroi, Editor of the Atlas, &0.,
100 saw ono monument which is said to have
cost $14,000. In the midst. of Mt. Auburn is a
very pretty Gothic Chapel, built ofGranite,whieh
cost $25,000. Within the enclosure are 110
acres of land.
From Mt. Auburn wo were driven to the mag
nificent country residence and gardens of Join;
P. Cameo, Esq., a mile further on, which are
thrown open to strangers) visiting Boston.—
There are 180 acres in Mr. Ctannso's grounds,
and it is said that in the beauty, riehtiess . and
splendor of their adornments they aro unsur
passed in the world. It is impossible to • con
ceive of any thing more magnificent. Six ex
perienced gardeners are constantly employed in
improving and beautifying those gardens, which
occupy, 4 acres of ground. Every variety of
fruit trees, vines, shrubs and flowers, are here
•cultivated in a most perfect and curious manner.
We saw pear and peach trees trained along walls
like the palm leaf,_ and one pear tree was bear
ing 80 different varieties of fruit! We saw
grapes, already tie large as the damsel plumb,
the bunches of which will weigh 4/I lbs.
We saw two rose bushes 20 years old which ore
cultivated to spread over a apace Of 60 feet,.
Mr. CIIBIUNG went out to Calcutta when a boy of
10, and returned after having made a fortune, at
the age of 45. He throws open his gates and
enclosures, and cordially receives all visitors ;
and don't follow 'the course pursued by some
mean spirited people, and cause to he painted in
glaring letters at the entrance, " all persons are
cautioned not to walk on these grounds."
We were next driven to Brighton, the celebra
ted Cattle Market, passing by the IT. S. Arsenal
at Watertown, now under the charge of Bbijor
Hanutso, Winship's garden, and many other
places we have not time to allude to. It was
"high change," as the stockjobbers would Bay,
at Brighton, and there was an immense crowd of
people collected together, buying and selling all
kinds of cattle. We priced one fine pair of oxen,
and the owner made a desperate effort to sell
them to us at $lOB. Judge Wruarois passed
off pretty well for a regular cattle broker 1---
Thereis a large Cattle Pair Hotel or Exchange
at Brighton; where the seller and bnyer meet
after the sale, close the transaction, and " take
a drink."
Prom Brighton we were driven to Brookline,
Jamaica Plaine, &0., pnesing along as loi;ely a
country as the eye over beheld. The wealth!
men of Boston generally live: in this neighbor
hood, and they stern tolnve spared no.pains or
expense, to beautify their farms and adorn their
villas The horses are boiltia the - mogiernlrtyle,
'with delightful avenues leading
~ t o them. the
promises are generally enclosed with 11'4o!
.
stone Wall, with no gates at. the entrance, Wilt .
not being permitted to run it large here,
tif, to destroy the foliage._ From Parker's hill,
on our retain, we had a floe view of Bean.--
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We :returned by may of Weettra Avenne, passing
by Boiton . benittoni'the Atate 'and
reached bur an -
wi at a keen arietiteifor tinnier:. Via never'epont
a day more pleas:may ii our We, toil eke]) often
recur to it with pletisare.
The Reim House, where I am stopping is one
of the best conducted Hotels I ever stopped at.
It is delightfully situated, and admirably fur;
Tho:ftiruiture in the Billie of te6ain
copied by jusant lasn when, in Boston, cost up.
iron's of $6,000; the bed quilt, alone, being $500 . 1
The proprietor PAVAN STEVENS, EN., 19 a - popular
and enterprising landlord, and all hie assicht*
are gentlemen of experience, politeness and tiffi
bility. Mr. STEVENS is also proprietor ..st
Tremont House, another first class Hotel in thiu
oity. .
I have much more to vrrito-about, but.JO -:toot
wish to weary the patience of our readers; 80,1
shall oloeu for the present. • 'A.:II: .1
CONFEREE MEETING:
The Democratic. Conferees of 'Allegbeny ae d
Bailer counties met at Bakerstown on'illonday,
tbe 23d inst., for the' purpose of uoiniziating a
candidate for Congress ia.tho 23d district Tbe
meeting was organized by appointing Andw.
cloy, Esq , Chairman r atici Wm. P. Blickoy, Se
cretory, After the toeeting was organized, the
following ballotinga took place:
• • ' Ist. 2d. Bd.
Col. James A.. Gibson 5 r) 8
Cot A. N. lifeylert 5 • 5 2 -
After the nomination was Announced, Colonel
Gibson mule a very appropriate address to the
meeting. . •
Tho following resolutions \zere then offered by
Capt. P. C. Negley, and aticipted without a dits-•
seating voice: •
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Resolutions passed by Congressional Conferees
of Butter and Allegheny counties, at Bakers
town, on the 28d of August, 1852.
Resolved, That here, iu this strong hold of
whiggery, and mutilated district, formed by bar
gaining and log-rolling, we will continuo our op
position to Whig doctrines and practices ; fight
ing tho enemy as ever, and yielding not a single
inch of ground.
Resolved, That we rejoice now more than ever,
in the name and principles of the Democratic
party, inasmuch as' we have seen all our
party measures enacted, approved of by time and
the people, nod now finally acquiesced in, and
endorsed by our opponents themselves.
Resolved, That we will give to Franklin Pierce,
of New Hampshire, our entire and vigorous sup
port for the next President of the United States;
viewing him as a worthy citizens; a worthy can
didate; a man of ability, prudence and sense,
in all respects well qualified to administer the
affairs of the Government. • .
• Resolved, That, while in common with all Amer
icans, wo admire and acknowledge the splendid
military career of Gen. Winfield Scott, yet we
could only view bin elevation to .the chief civil
office of this Republic, as dangerous to our lib
erties, and as setting an evil and pernicious ex
ample to the future, that may end in placing : us
under tbo rule of the "Army," by instilling into
the minds of the people, "u, blind and heedless
enthasiasm for mere military renown."
Resolved, That wo warmly approve of the ad
ministration of Governor William Bigler; regar
ding him ns a good officer and a safe man ; one
that has watched, thus far, tho interest of Penn
sylvania and her citizens with ajealous and un-
Geeing eye.
Resolved, That we hereby present, and memo
mend to the people of this Congressional District,
Col. James A. Gibson, as a suitable and proper
person to represent them in the next Congress,
and we will cordially supporthim for said office.
Resolved, That we cordially acquiesce in all
that is said of Col. J. P. Patterson, of Ludt;
and that we will give him a vigorous and united
support. if nominated, for the °Mae of Canal
Commissioner, by the State Convention.
On motion the ineetiiiiiiajottzted.
ANDRE%7 BAUM, Ott.tiem.tx.
TVILIAti P. /Incr.:Fa:, &mkt)
TUE MLLSBOROVOIII.IIII44IT.ING
Large and Entlanalastic Gaiheihig of the
Ntir Englaud riesnaer4tey:: ,
The Drniocratio s ,;meeting atilillehoreogh, N.
H., the birth-place of Gen. Poicu,.on Thursday
last, was one af the largest am 4 mast enthusias
tic gatherings ever held In New England. It is
estimated that there we; e. at least, 25,000 Dem
ocrats in council. The lion. C. a. ATIIETITON,
presided. The speakers on the occasion were
Hon.,John 11. Savage, member of Congress from
Tennessee, who commanded a regiment in the
Mexican War; Hon. Jeremiah Clemens, U. S.
Senator from Alabama, who was Colonel of
. the
9th Regiment efter`the death of Col. Ransom;
Hon. John A. Dix, of New York; Hon. W. A.
Gorman, member of ' Congress from Indiana,
who was Colonel of a regiment in the Mexican
war; CapL Ryaders, of New York; Hon. John
Van Duren, of New York ; Hon. John B. Weller,
U. S. Senator from California, formerly a mem
ber of Congress from Ohio and a Colonel in the
Mexican war; Col. Thomas, of New York ; Oov..
T. H. Seymour, of Connecticut, and It. W, Jud
son, Esq., ono of the delegates ft'om the Ogdens
burgh Granite Club.
The New &gland Demooraoy were never in
better spirits than they areat the present mo
ment. They have resolved to conquer, and con
quer they will. It is confidently believed that
Ponce and %mu, will carry the electoral vote
of Massachnsetts,•and every other eastern State,
with the exception of Vermont.
BAITASNIA IVAttE,-140 call attention to tho
advertisement of Messrs. Hall & Boardman, man
ufacturers and wholesale dealers in Britannia
Ware, Nos. 93 and 95 Arch street, Philadelphia.
These gentlemen have the only establishment of
the kind in Philadelphia, and employ a large
number of the -very best workmen to be found in
the country. We would recommend Western
merchants to give them a call.
POLITICAL I TEM4.
A whig, by the name of Ranter, announces his
determination in a letter to the Cadiz, Ohio, Re
publican to vote for Scott. Well, cases of this
kind are rare, but the democracy may reasonably
look for a whig now and then to deolare
preference for Scott. •
Another whig, Dawson, of Georgia, has an
nounced his intention to vote for Scott.
Scott enthasiam, in Kentucky and Ohio, is much
like the fever and ague used to be in Illinoieand
lowa. "There's none of it just in this neck of
the woods, but way out yonder they're shaking
like all Eng.
Whilst whig editors are gassing alxint Scott's
exploits at Lundy's Lane, the rank and file of the
party are failing into the democratic ranks.—
This of course, is depressing to whig editors, but
very encouraging to the lovers of demOcracy..—
Well, let them come. We extend the right hand
of fellowship to all who have become tired of clap
trap and humbuggery.
Te ntn PoIHT.—The Concord (N. 11.) Patriot rt ,
marked the other day that it had noticed but two
volunteers in the illexican war who have made
insinuations against Gen. Pierce's courage. One
of those was returned upon th e rolls as a coloard
and the other flea deserter.
A MODEST DDMAND I—ln 1836, when General
Soots was a Major General by brevet, and in the
receipt of $4,600 per annum as a regular salary,
ho applied to Congress, by petition, over his own
signature, to be put on. the INVALID -PENSION
LIST ; but the committee• unanimously decided
that be could not receive an invalid pension and
bold his high position in the army, a the same
time, which he wanted to do. • •
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BOORDAOR.IVIIIG ocTs.--var readers will re
collect an °Ter to bet $25,000 we publinhed from
the N. T. per!ocrat, that Gen. Pinner: would be
elected our next President, and that it was ta
ken by two gentlemen named hams 8. SWAN and.
Palm Hoovikt, of Jackson, Miss., and'an offer.
made by them to raise it to $75,000,' and that
the Democrat signified the willingness of its back
cc to bet the $76,000, and appointed the.time
nd place to put up theiaoney.
• New, it appears that these letters of Swan and
Hoover were forgeries, and that no each men,
says do:Jackson Flag, live in that city They
and their money are minus!
BE=MIN
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Atotiounent to Stterk, of Bennington.
folle wing letter Ems PIERCE,.
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to'a - committee outhorised to take steps for ereit;
ing a Monumentto memory of Gen. Stark,
will !Arend With interest The writer scams to
have been thoroughly imbued with the spirit that
- animated the spirits Of the revolutioi. • -Elmineet .
nod felicitous as are, most of the forsnslo . and
written productions of General yiereo, - we can
not but exprees, the ppigiou:that this. Is.pet 'ex
celled by eny.inan appreciation et,this sobject,
.or in a graphic and forcible ..eremeiation et the
thoughts evoked by its Consideratton
• • Coxconti, February 22, 1850—
--.• Ginflemen—Your.noto of LIM day, inviting me
to "attend a Meeting to be held at the City Hall
on the 7th of March;at 7 o'clock P.'31., for the
purpose of taking measures to erect a monument
to the memory of Maj Gen, Stark," . ban just
been inceived.." I fear that my engagements in
Court, in Belknap county, witl prevent me from
participating with yoh hi this preliminary meet;
log ; but whether-present or absent, you will
need no assurance of my earnest co-operation In
the successful prosecution of an object .which
melt make a strong appeal to the hearts of ev
trispatriotic son of NEW Hampshire. it will, I ,
am confident, be the work of our whOle popula
tion.
Fathers and Boas, mothers anal daughters, will
heartily unite in an enterprise around which
must over cluster so, many, proud and grateful
recollections, and that will make tho column wor
thy of the braveit end most reit-sacrificing spir
its of the ago of heroes. How naturally and in
separably united in association nro the names of
Washington - and Marion; Shark and Sullivan!
and-how fresh and delightful on this: anniversa
ry the Memory of these great men anti their 118-,
Imitates. Thoy.lived and labored- in n common
cause, with unflinching fortitude, at aperiod fall
of- discouragement, danger and privation. In
what was the crowning elenient 'of- their final
triumph.? Doubtless,.so far ns human inatru-
Mentalities were concerned, in the bond of broth
erhood and patriotism that knit together all
hearts And'noryed al hands.
A participator in that struggle made this entry
upon his military journal--" May, 1777: The
maxim adopted by our enemies is aDivide and
conquer.' We enjoin the command, •Unite and
he Invincible.' - .Liberty or Denthr 'unite or
die,' are the mottoes which blazon the chronicles
of the day, and embellish the military standards
of almost every militia company." .
The saint of whatever will revive and strengtheis
this sentiment cannot be over-estimated while every
proposition, every act, every idle word, calculated to
weaken it, Zs a proposition, an act, a word, false to
humanity.
God forbid, that while at the North and at the
South the present generations ere erecting, mon
uments commemorative of the events of the rev
olution and of the Services of its
.leaders, they
ehould, by encouragement or countenance to
sectional distrust, cast a pall over all the bright
hopes of the future.
to the fortunes of war Molly Stark was not
made a wider; at Bennington, but the monument
will call up saddening but glorious memories of
the fields of Lexington, Bunker Hill, Yorktown
and Cocrpens—of many homes never nfterwards
gladdened by the eound of a husband's voice.=
Will it not profitably remind us of the price at
which the present power, freedem, and prosper
ity of this great confederacy were- purchased,
and necessarily of tho only means - by which they
can be sustained rind perpetuated. .
I shall look.with much interest for an account
of your proceedings.
.Your friend and servant, .
.• FRANK. PIERCE.
Hon. R. H. Aier; . J. WC. Wilkins, 3l. Brown,
Esqs., Committee.
The linproiaety. of Mingling Religion
with Polities.. The Religious Test.
Ono would suppose, from the (loyally cf reli
gion that b tnizetl np in the politics of the day,
that a church question mai to be decided: It
would hardly he credited that there in an express
provision in the Constitution of the. VaitedStates
these 34.111 make' no Mic fe-
Ajmaing on establishnicat of religion. or
Mt free rzerris• therfof." AVhot then has Seotes.
religious views, or the .si;etarlan 'restriction in
the Constitutiou of New. Hainii . gitnii. to do with.
the election of a President? • . Nothing, And yet
the Whig Fees is filled. with comments upon
Gen. Schtt's Catholicity, or his Pretestsuisiu or
the peculiar religious views of the ?State Of
lintapshlvc, The desio is rtry evident; :.It.is
to appeal to religions prejltdiee, eatali. a fey
cotes from eV bigoted, tho ignoroador OW un
wary- Men ofjlidgmcnt nut'
ha misled by.this base tate:apt at . .imposition.,—'
lint thero:aroothersorho are toot:Vibe creatures
of feeling, and rosy be cheated out of their votes
by - a servile :bending to their religioushies.,
Thus, to the Catholic°, Gen. Scott islepresen
ted an having been Meat respectful tithe Cottle
lies of Mexico. So be ..was, ticubtless, just as
Napalcon was a Jew, a Mohometan, a Cori:Ulan .
or an lhfidel, no it suited his . purposes: Vothe-
Helm was the prevailing religion of Nexiim.
was the,policy of our Ocrernmetat to be tolerant
and respectful to the institutions of Mexico: Tt
did not originate with Oco. Scott. Re merely
carried out the orders of the Democratic' Adhain
istration then in power: lie followed the dim
tions of President Polk. Any other General
would have noted in the same way.
Geo. ticOtt is not a Catholic. To use his own
language, he is a "Stuanelt Protestant." -There
is on end of Go:matter. His conscience approves
of that form of worship and the Constitution pro
tects him in its free exercise. .
But further. Our political opponents not con
tent with misrepresenting Scott's religions senti
ments, and.baiting them so as to catch both
Catholics and Protestants, assail Gen. Pierce be-'
cause there is an intollerent clause in the Con
stitution of his own State. la Gen_ P ierce re
sponsible for this clause? No: Ile did not
frame it. lie never supported it. Ile never
countenanced it. On all occasions ho opposed
it. I.le denounced it as -la stain aivi stip:nava*
his native State." The entire Demooratio party
of hie State is opposed to it. Every Democra
tic press in the State has written against
is the fault of the Whig party that it is not abol
ished. They have had it in their power to re
peal it—the Democratic party never. The Whigs
support it. It is a clause in their creed. It is
absorbed by the Democraoy.
These statements cannot be justly disputed.—
They have been proved beyond cavil and the
Whig party have been forced to admit them.
Yet they appeal to the Catholict not to support
Pierce, because he is a resident of the State that
tolerates this olaose.
Would the Catholics have opposed Gen. Cass?
lie was born ip the same State. This• making
a man responsible for the opinions that prevail
where he is born and lives is ridiculous indcan
not influence nay sensible man, be he a Catholic
or a Protestant. Gen. Pierce's whole life show
that he is a republican in heart and spirit—a
tolerant Christian, imbued with liberal senti
ments, and utterly and radically opposed to any
restriction upon the freedom of conscience.—
iforriaburgh
Items of Nowa and Misoollany.
The fire in'West Troy, N. Y., onWednesday.
night, destroyed property to the value of 409;7:
000. The flames rapidly spread north and itaitt•
until the two blocks hounded on the ntfrtliiir
East Ontario street, south by penesee et., cast:
by Broad st., and on the west by the canal, with:
the. exception of Kimberly a large brick 'storey
were entirely consumed. . .
Counterfeit five dollar bills of- the City- Bank.
pm:IANO, - omm have just been put into oircola , ;
tion. , The name of the' engravers' on the gen
uine bill is directly under the cashiers numet,
and on tho counterfeit bill it is on the top of the
. •
•
Bad accounts of the grape crop continuCtO
arrivo from Franco, Portugal and elsewliere. ln -- 4
the Island of Madeira it appears to have en
tirely fulled. In the district of Lisbon likewise
the destruction has been general. . •
Bocuments aro in circulation for the signatnigy
of the citizens - of Boston to call a Webster meets.
lag at Fauouil Hall, for the purpose of present..
iug rip electoral ticket to tho people of Massa
olinsetts.
'At . Newpart; on Saturday last, n. pedestrian
nand William Hughes, an . r f uglishrnan; walked
'seventy miles in fifteen hours, bring an average
into of .neirly five miles an hour. He did it in
three hours less time than ids limit, m&4l won 80
•
dollars.
The Democratic State Central Comtritteo of
New Jersey have just issued s call for a State
Convention, to btrheld at Trenton, on Wednesday
the 16th of September next, to term an elector
al ticket.
It is said that the Hon. James Brooke will be
nominated ns Poet Master General in place 45f
Judge Hall, who will be nominated for United
States Circuit Judge of the Northern district of
New York.
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NO. 1,03 Wool) . gru5a..,...: •
- TpirN C. PARRY, vntecemor M 0. Parry k beo
tp inform the customers of tho old. flan; ontl:thri public_
genceally,,that- bi has now on hando, and is extereirely en
. gaged in , mannfacitiring, every - description...Ur CAsITNUE
. GEOBGEJ Emaxim • • such
. as Patent Chilird Rollo; Kottlecand .
- • Potent Ifettlm. for Soap. Pet Ash, Soda-Mb; Sager Xettlev
CI TY C ABIN ET . WAANDO EN . for the manufacture of ' Cone Stigur-4t; M4'o* °Poem/
21•0. 173 -D A BS
STS' s 1111,4) proud,' known as J..C.1-fo, and nee ouperler for (tura.'
•
tiPidlartielplatts: - batty to any other, and sold, lower than 'time - rondo oo the
F t CRhTII7R~-IS BiBRY'RTPLEi old plan
I)°mPrbdo_glomis XII, Louia . XV,Piaaheeilieand Antique, mummy isjotr,-;..4 B.l.4orummt, on from new
&ulptuzo caving lonia= Stnq •and imf,sored otipra.,.4o,on Boxes, Ile„ Irono, Sad Irons,
In Rosewood, Walnut, llialtoganyi Sattiiwtiod and 3la p(e; - .
All of Suportor Construetion, • . ma n Anu m.„,bwery oTerydeseripttax!,
And finished Lll the bast style. equal - to, It not excelling In' 'keep on bend or made to order.' . .
r =MY the 0004 a of any Ditatillsbnient Cook . Storm, Ifitrlion Rang.% and Coal Storm, of every
in the United States. -description ilcrwafipok Stove*, Ova slue, which received the
E 3IPLOITNO none but experleacod workmen, (orquern:-. first pdin for .18 . 50 mid " the ..Afilta dttlral . Fale of Al
lima being positively excluded ,) and using the best. ma- legheny co
.ma- moofilinemmo DY fifteen hUllthed
toriala.the work cannot . fall to give &distention to numbs. persoulmEntorpriteo: 4l4l °"° , °Mr. ..O res ; Premium COok
arra Amongst many advantages attend to purchasers, Storco;' Egatiad minder ma Stores ; Parlor Stoves, Sc. •
is the Facility of l'aradshing a norm, either in Riegont or parlor Undo!' and Panders, groat varlet,' beaUtifullY
Plain Styli., completely from one establishment; by width enamelled. Common Orates, and building maiertai. of erery
mama rill the articles in each TOCUZI correspond In style and aasesiption. •• R a cl in
quality, and the. ImmenSe Stock always on luind„*.hetng so -• " Tdyt ' eu F te rt"Eld.
Narionitaltesign, enables purch ase s to please theirraetein • nit.
a (election , delairtazily causal . Xlevghs arid 2neupit - arrhngs—A largo stack - of all tho
Furniture.• .. • • . Auds-Its use, and will bo sold at rtaboced& : x m l.' Hall's Pat-
To glee an idea of the finistold Plirdltare on hand, I 474A.s'a'nn inc. Kin Uala?;
only inform you that my Rooms are 176 •..ImegAY z l . iro. l "' *l
Ibet wide, 4 floors In tun:ober ; with Mops eontig.s,'aintitc -Pmelia ' O- • Vann, algal%
dent to employ..2oo Amade; whirl to a guarantee that the tioslaustithe prenthint at the state Pais of zq nw y or ,
mak is all done under my Gin iminsdiateirupoetka. Pennsylvanin; and Ohl°, andaherarerit has bet% ettipljA:
/UM The Packing ball done Mee Store. and Furniture' -Iron and Nalla, atoll Pips and Till Ware—o n o r which .,
warranted to carry safely any-distance . Visitors to Phtla- Mil at Um' Imp* prwevAridi ~capedfgll y
i rty
delphla are respoctfally Matted es purchases' or otherwise. public to site Me a call, at Rao old - stand, No, No w o w
to call and examine the Goods. an S ly onst7
• JOHN 4/ PARRY,
" 4- . 2 •••',
MEM
i Thotrench Government has tionsidera•
salt-fielitride Which thery—, , ^•••• - #ll -
bly intro the, bounty on thal!Ne 4 PT ndiand
tkc o
;aging,;aging,to the detriment of....Bri4il#terests.- -
Already French oargoes:live;binp.-selling at
ditTerent'ports of the the Me'diaianean; where,
formerly, th e British flag monopolize d this im
portant branch of commerce:. This is one rea
son why the British Government -has sent out
the additional foroe,to Nfiwfoundlfmd.-
Go rr Winr.c You Anc"—Oki Enough,—Mr:
Seneca Thomas, a brisk youngster of seventy
eight years, and a soldier itt. the battles of . Chip
peiva, &c.i was marriedatiyorcealer, Maas., ou
the 11-th inst., to Mimi .01arissa A. Darling, a
hlooming lass of 't h irty summers, Mr. Thomas
hits tho gratification ef . knowing that his darling
hrhle is more that as young _as ho is.
Worm al 'Worms
Oed;.Varlons theories have txsen darted reiative totlio eri.
gin of Into worms, and yet On; queitton Irian aye*:
one among medical authorities: Of one fact, hbwever, ail
aro Informed, and in which all agree—;.the -fatal =tore of
the influence they exert . on children: . . As thin *SOLI of the
year the attache of worms aro most trevient as well as most
dangerous. We take mint pleasure hrdireeting thanttets
•tion avocets to the Vermlfogo of Dr. Irtailer. It lions of
the =admix/um:Unary medicines cror intnidueulio the pnh.
lie, tad. has never failed of success whoa tried. :•
. •
Por rule by Eno4t of the Drug(d.te and Merchants, and
Irons the proprietora. J. ririm , k co.,
ap2:44aw
MMUCTISENCEFITS
AND WAR . C.A.NTS WANTED.—Wo will partial high
j_j ..t iaintet net& f0 . f160 sera Land Warrant/L.
anti Over S.' Jaws L Co., car Wood and Fourth 1da....
, 'LOOP. SAW--Una three story -Balch Dwelling Hope, re
pate with all - the traxlarn imprayetaents, 'athlete ~on
.
Roes strpet, near
• Al o-:-Seren gond nund . iiig Lots, on Congre.p Rtwei, near
T'en.rogyloania - Avonue. . .•
nem of. tand.lu the fteventlilYnra; In n
xlrable location for private issidemme. , •• • • • .
• Also 4-.. An Improved• Armor 100 isms, In IVefittnoreland
county, 334 miles from the Fenneylvento Control .
Per terms enquire of L 003113 & SFDOIVELL,
eu2l over B. Jones & Co., cor Wood and Fourth eta.
—. ' • Dlustoluittoll. .
mlil:partnershigboretofore - extsttitg tinder the mule and
.1- style of STUART Jr ULU , went this. day . dimolted by
limitation." All the noeolmts of tbe fires be settled by.
A. T. STUART, at the old stand, No; 0 ..%nithfield street. .
Pittsburgh, AugUst . 24, T. R..81.1.L.
We. A.. J. STUAIIT r.-111 conthine the. \Thelma% Grocery,
Praltiee and Ommlsion. Baxlnesx, at the old stain,), as
hendotcre. , , A. J. STUART..
'P. S.—in retiring Imm the late ftrut,.l•take plosure in
iceonunendlng Mr.-STUART to Inn formar friend& and CUB.
tamers. [auf.ls] • • T. It. BILIA
B. A. FeihnestoeWs Vermtrage: .
Il y.'AD the followi
Itong tei A, itmo eru t go of its eAN: ay
1.
This is to certify that I hare been using B.A. Pahnertoek's
Termifuge in my family for thr last ten years, and* hays al•
ways obserred its good effects in expelling worms; unlike
other kinds of Tormifoge which I harp used, it does not
leave o fever on the child, but expels thalrorm.s without.any
initniotts effects following. About. FIX months -ego, I - gare
ono telspaonfal of it to my little girl, semen years ohl; after
tatting It slut passed two handful warms. Lonly mention
this as one 5 ,,, 0n,••• many instancesin which 'bare obperred.
the good &Sects of the 1 ermiluge. 0.7D.11X30X.
Prepared and sold by B. A. FAIINESTOCK* CO,
aug2ax - 14."7. corner of Firskstul.l% - cod stmts.
ALE OY.I.CfuIIKS AT AUCTION--Ltv •A. muss hc. W.
Tho following 1.14 of 'Stocks will bo cdferrd for wale nt
the Auction Rome ofl'. 30. Dattivon ThurFday evening. the
26th in ntfl o'clock: • . •
100 Shores 01110 and Pcnintylennia Railrocul; •
10 . . do - honk of Pittsburgh .
. ad do Western Insurance Cot' ••
' 'lOO do Norwich Mining dot .
50 aln 31Innewoht do; -
:A . Adventure . - do; .
100 do Itidp. _ do:
10 do Moitontratichi Bridge; • - •
10 do ' Depn.lt Bann;
5 do YenriVirania ltailroad; '
2 do 51nrino RaLway and Dry Dock.
Perrou.o deatrous of nurcluking or Felling Btect:s of any
'kind 'whatever are requested to pre us.n call, and u.o.w - hl
' endeavor' to Lill their o - rdets with de:roach and on the •
•11103 t
fallefactory teruis. IVILIEINS d•Ct) .. .,• •
. . • • • Stock and ExeliongeßrokerS •
au:r' ' . • •• ' 1 . 3 'Fourth street. -
_ Wooduit, — : • t• •• • -•,•••
VrousiLs coaccgs. awl Deshas;in s .TeN's &trek
.404- N0...9041:0pC stria,- NEN' YORJE:
- -
trj- afirehauls rigitit4Neit Tack, are revel!!
ruill !writ , * te tus a talL • • . " r.o2:1;Ir
. •
TrtIca.A.BALE•AND lustim'triocic ErAIILISII3Ie#, •
5.4/11: .1.1./.4 Corner 4:fiaand.inut•Chfcfnigt steer.te:t • - -
Wlffilt eficts . d' st: gak ti e t' ll.s..=.. Ca t7l
'Sint. 3, la rii!ant.ltle4 • to' milt purelLvev. cI Iran - n ral^l * 0:
elnek- one• tbansatul. dockx; oubmcinx vitrlcelor.
AO. aitil cianufactute, tulteda:fur . Clugrltiy4Jfellfi.Conn;
sturr.thAuiv , . Parlors, tlievinicApartmenLe
nud ibmwl.floats Itsurekid ." . '•
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AL*. ,awn twin Amot for Rap Ilttely:'intlental .
Co Nit ho tlot./ •Peo; 3TholeWle and ; and Myer
Yon liolder3 and routs. and a nrkly trXrdiel , titoWilr,
. Thaw Wishing: to placebo:o will fmd to theie tutert.d to
cad, t.,fare purehaskrg elsewhere. 3A311 , 44 pAnittit;: :
S. E. COnier lalest lint and ilevorldit•i.thlts: •
ISLi WU: • • • Jain MAIJIT*.
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BROOM AND WOODEN. WAIttI:STOEE;!...'
Norge. Thin! Sired, Phors /Wm ' face ?
•
ANCFACTCREIIS and i'brileAtile Dealers hi ell Made.
of Ilrooma. Brushes., Dockets, Cedar WM.% %now and
French Ltasketm, Shoe and Wall LtrusherA Sertilst'lMetrits .
Mats. ttlricklog, Ilaetermtnade Wooden Ware .of every de.
seription, at tho Inures,. market price, , . In • Flom and for
auk, . '..M00 doz. Fancy Corn BITOtIaN •
• . COO doz. Polatedltuckets. avert it c010n..•
• nal doz. Cedar Chaim, •
nests Wash Tubs.
WO nest* Willore Daelirta, .
dor. wan and Scrubbing liiushes.
N. B.—ft7ders promptly filled and goods parted lathe best
manner far trawportatlon. • amat3ntS7
PMLADELPIIIA CARPET HALL '
,TAN urACTURING ASSOCIATION :—.l.l.npa'ing end Oil.
1! Clothe/—An immense chick thr the Trade and house .
keepers, mayminctursit mid Imported by .1. SlHoyJnue., at
the same old ' , ltal.:4W place of budneaswhere.fur nearly
half a century, bimoelf and father hero trailed with tha
public., at the moot reduced prices, fur Cash or city accept.
Three hundred hand- and rawer looms two now running
hg the . Carpet . Mil Annotation, of Working. Women. and
.31m. Fifty of their *amnia lams can be hupectod at CAR.
PVT 11ALL, 18 cud 3) North Scoadd street; first door be
Christ Church, where npuraniß of :400 piece; of — cult - et;
amlucßrunel.%
Our different Ageneifie In Boston and New 'fork Cad:aim
for ull the various fabrica made In the Unite& Ftates, en
abltng us to guarantee the lowest prices for Ishat wo [lO but
rurlufteure or Import.:'aka-Oleo:SIP
'PACTUREII.S and IVholesalo Vealers, P 3 Ural OS
„...A-zh street, Philadelphia—Arc constantly prepared to
supply, of the best quality, to any extent. the oe !
tieleg, and every variety, of. were =morselling from Britan
nia Metal. •
Udiee Pots,
Tea Puts,
. Cream Cups,
Fuger' 80w15,..
Cope,
Children's Cups,
Pitchers,
• Beer Mays,
Mint Julep , Cutts
Plates and llasins,
ataltims
Soap Ladles, . "
Table Spoons, • .
Fluid lamps,
Oil and Lead Lamps, .
Decanter Stopper', -
SytuP Cut's, •
Bed Pans,
COMMUDIDD. OCITICII Ea!, lie.
ILI.3IOND« •
itiliriaTia °TEL ~
NO. 139 NM* .Thilet serest, between &mooted tine,
Philadelphia.
ALLMOIIIIIIISTESf, Pcomummuk- • .
711E3313, $l,OO per day.—The subscribers haSo the plass
I . sure of tufbrinlng their 'Simla and the gablie generally'.
that they have taken tininbota named welt ow and'Ole.
sercedly) populiir Houk wideltheir bate fitted up with
tirely hew Partatuiaaadlialdlaii,:iit aiuperior
The none.° has also been rettOvatod and improved, in a man,
net' which will compare enrorably with the OrAt•cht4l Hotela
in the city, and cannot fail to giro satisfaction to thorn , who
mal• patronise it. •
1 e Table wilt always be "MippllCd with the choicest and
Man wholesome Prolislons the market affords; and the bar
with the purest and best Liquors. ' •
Nothing (In short) shall ho left =bp:nate Make the Guests
comfortable, and the Proprietor.; natter themselves, that by
strict attention to badness, they 'will. Merit and Tocsin. a
liberal of pnblle musattragument. nu2st3rngl2
; • • • FLORENCE 14010EL, - -. ••'. • •
XO. - 400 BLIOAD IY:11; NEW.. TORS. • •
firm priprietor of this well. known llotel, situate&Ou
• • the corner of Broadway am! Walker etreata; hat that'
renovated and partial:lY re-furnished It, .are 'now
prepared to offer.the traveling 'community micommolaijonv
upon the most favorable tor= andin the best style.: •
The House belng conducted on the European plan; has the
most elegant and ;Pavlova Saloon in. the• United States.; tci
&lather with some thirty , private eating rooms' -attached,-
- where intlividuals;familles, or parties, ant bo futtlahedwith
meals at any hour of the day or evening. , -'
Theliouseia'centrally Icitatat, and 'within fortiYardsmC
the New -Haven It:an:Md. Depot,' Where the . porters of.tho
Howe are always in constant attendance.'
Plumengers arriving In NetiTork can immediately walk to
the Houle, deliver their chreki at the MON.:anti have their
baggage conveyed to their ltoomsovlthout any charge .. .what- .
ever (whieltis no small item of expense In New York.).
%Vie Dense Ls farnlahed With n floe snit of Parlors on.
Broadway Bath Booms and all the modern improvements,
which tend to afford the traveler pleasure and comfort. ./t
--is the very, centre of the : principal .plaris'rif
and; In fact, every way calculated to please gentlemen
cling with their families : for pleasure, or Men of•litiviness,,
that, are. so oreupkvl as to be unable to dine at vet tenure: .
'Bleats aunt to rooms without extra charge. .
_REUBEN LOVEJOY, (late of Roston.)
Bmprietor.• .
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Ca. Want c. 1... ziptv_of .themou g it
neat. linblis And lidtlreseifor. a lac° And tcs - pitribto
businvst-it inn boninnen - that Incidrini no capital but good
chuothr,"tiusincee nad cpaitY• TP men ' gab th°
abovo • Permanent trosincu And the best of
troge3 T.O even,
I, Apply n r.tAirner.
street, cornerof Third. •; speantf
. • N. ,
45g....'"grann 9111:5i • lino 'pion a copau.:--At this age of
rile riOrla, when yO
. nan get Aimee bitznar PtcroaeL, It la
extadnal neglect iry'O - 116, not cure it. nu.lB,lAw.
Espoclnl 41i1141.0n la Directed. to the
tni7critrimnn,
.t ,or 0 . #14k7/11; , ,ii01*ST WINE, a medicine.
ofmat celebrity citter;i4 *azimut •niorbld and un•
health y couditionaor*.brrieeikhoily, Wein fVom what le_
- usually tensed Impurity of the b100d.. - It b ineeirunended
for.:2the cure of prini3y, Gravel, Dysperala,.7learidie,,,, Coo.
Al,t'umfaigc,;43o'#f and dioceses of the 1 1*,
Itldney ire ae9. came,
rif.:treed ?greet otei,•Yirgla they; is he agent IhrpitebnigiG.
Bee adrerik,ement in another °Amnia 'ttds paper. •:
, • .
- •
.
_ adV, l9, Jett; yoti have not.alrcady - done so, to
go at once Mal iromiren bottle of itT6ll.'9 ROCK OIL, and
.
bYisa doing,younlll . ,enve z a &eat de - al of tud*ig. Them
, .
lino toiling:lm vc. 000 n yoavoey Mad the following
icttur
•.*. . : June 41Sra ,
Dear Rir: 7.purebosed a. botUo of your "Petroleum,"
!Mtn yaoragenhcifsgoilhi.k:NrKean, In' this place., to euro
lona, voretred L iiiithintally; and - In than
.ttrenty•kn houra it Unsumekibetter; and I am, now. able
to walkattluall without therandstemoo of a Mine... I was 'se!
badly ,
niy friends hod to curry um home.
If you think theloreming statementwill be of any uso to
you, you maY'make srlmu..ter use or It yon nee proper:
. . Most respectfully, 11103.1 AS -lI:BRADFORD.
To Le had at 01 the urinal pallrug Storm: [boaxietw
thin :bead.
we deslgnatp nunibee ofthat have keen - Introduced
,
lately for thepttrposo of reliavlngcertain dbizuses and de-,
foriultlas, that earnini;be reached by the application of maw
'elms preper, Among the most important of these, are
MOULDER BRACI2,:-the the object of whichla to cure stag.
_ .
ed stioniderry . a hildt :of leaning fOriioni, hello . * and llat
.
c-hiFtr very 4eßilootiilimoves . nAatuieney to ribm'es of
the Prilmonary . orgins, dependant on them dispositlcre
Theic Braces are strong, well'irtado, and adapted to the use
of lail*inlio.nr, boys and men... The Gentlemen's 'Renee Is
fcinnoti'in inch a tray to, to answer the double purpose of a
Dtnte and ansPenders, and at a . prim very little abate the
pricoistouspaulers: Thu public may rely en thine' Braces,
beittOrhat Moran; reprtamted ; many persons:4 weak .
and hollow chests have been completely cured/ands tril'omo
eases, the dircumference of the - chest increased as- much 1111.
_few larliethus giving to the Lungs a faller action, and
consennetitlyatkling to the generalhealth. and strength 'ot
I also keep - TA85...4:4 AUDOILLWAL SUPPORTEBS, sfr •
nal Supporters, Suspensory Bandages, of every variety new •
co Wad amt.
•• Dll. -CLEO. U. NESS.EII. Wholmale euid Baal] Druggist,
'No. 140 \i'obd atreal, eurneiot n allay, Elttsburp, Pa.
Glnyzottts Yellow Dock and Sar
a cure of avast*, or tio is Spring Turf.
ter of the btood.ctnil.o.i agora rel
tank fat= the tirteitt, is un-
The curative Donets of this Extmet are duly -wonderful.
ant all lavalidailwolil MAC 1111D2Cdlaa trial of tha "Yet
low-Dock nitASerr.spn ;21)ri." It cannot inktririlte imostdell•
Then from mltieral nostrume to 'rOOklivotOtte. mud
. . . . . e
.
visor,flont Otto ptn;oly t - egotablo remedy. - Therto* haw.
°tor broken In health and spirits, however beidhsOme to him
selfand °there; let-no one despair at recovery ;slot the re
liant only understand that his hope of physical XeStOrAtiOn .
Tics only tri."GuysolVe Extract of Tallow Dock rind Silva- .
ancipergunde him, , foible sake, to try it, and
we have n 9 limitation rsstorntionlo
tulrortisrusent. uTtiaslaw
AkTEN 041.EAT.C'1f .510An.150 priine for brae by;
IN r: : . . .
.bbla X.V.,Ak01ar...v..4,10r sate by; .
lite. 4 . • :, . Et. SEN'GWR.=
. .
Sagi VrC-.l‘)l)bule'"aPutic' kiTl H T i t i ri%g tl e l tA b fit
Ull All HOUSE' SY CUP-1.51 - bbl9; for salis by • '
PP 34)1A.):13)91;?•:./(11.);!.. ' lnst Tacelrmi awl
.for • , 4. C. 41.1DEltitClX CO,
IQUALIXI7;LS:kez . 3 .No; TArlsti
Sti 4
8 V
GO..' 70110 10 by 12; ,
ittsunueambiLitil:
i ....u.aooD7vianax musk: l'onalitiazzi
the littatterp,i! Lamp and Ofl:Store,.
Fou . rttrltriat,lhatavdau.Siartct audit-061
ove, arm . untEvromv.--Tbo vnium stated item
Wimpitretoqialttnelag.tho [statics dad lomtlou of all
the Nut MSc" . irkl Port '4.listara !n tbut.lYnital Suates—ro.
ki.tizilv'bk. NAY 3 LYJ, .
.TIVAUUDA TE.1.001t.11"- , - , Yeet• rivi:4;..l out. of-I..end, 10.
paarigorsicomiAi.ola coelitarliratilln". - ifttmrsey,
tlocrr,Otlr,l'iind Chsaieggp.i.Trhitd.. of - various
Alto, X.Upiloll3l. Pori '. •
Thesbove lAilglittr& r iaulircersal
' ..11:. 1 111 - 1I.AVCOUTIV
:tomer of Piamortit.spi tail the rtiatair4.•
itcso.vllonforVortnerohlp.- • •
Pottoidnip• hotazoMilt Adoling liotarcou: E. Z. Conti
;1"140 Joiidfir , sle , ctxt,.4r.o.llo.Di !DO Shoo " 'Dontber
waiNixa:4lnl.V.:Ditißtal. ori vondnyi
9 qt day_A* l ;Yiter " ••
%.•
•• ;,To.s storm git.
It.i . fcontiouod• ot. ibc old stand;
•Na.:4l3..reina'Atteet;liy %ANL'. ute21.;.:0 ,
7 1:31PORTERS:AND BRANDIES,-
. " . •WlNlA.:.to4.warroott.o pato ;• and ozootritnAly low pti
nn: for cooW Lottioa, seri fait old. Clumulauglao
11 dud, LiollAck ar.d.: Locomotive* brands:Tug*
s 'idd:Braudloo::: old Port, SLCnit atadolm md•Jukia.rWinea. •
- • MI Liquors.and Blow at lids esiablDbrueitt. %Mlle raind
ot.nsulxtiu:.quality::-; •
0u.14:2ta . .; - No. TO Smitherld-otroct.,
. .
• Prrist - thn 03.9 (Vim 4.3 - 4 )
Stock;luilacivi ofA , . MO Pittsburgh' Cart quoptuly.
- psi) Iservby nolleed, that the Anneal
purm.o of electing - two.portens to echo atk VlLltee# 01:#444,
tknupony, fur term of three ymie, bektntlite:Of.
flee of the Company, In the. City of kittr!bliitlYroti•Multtloy#
the eth day of tlept , ember, Lampe* tbo.oolll, itad.
5 o'clock , P7' • • • " • • •
n0234hr.. - -J41,1e.s .
•
Natl tuad.Wlsiter Goods); •
.7(k-il7;/te/L4STS. .2I.ILLORS•AND 'CL0,271i17.!5. •
IDUFI3S- E.L'It.INI it CO.' 2 - 31.ubsx Nete,Tonic.,.
aro, now- olretiog An ontlro: - ttow.. - and choke-Meek of
(Mob, tidopt4 to. MEN'S Weih. o3noistii*rikt CLOVIS,
CASt.4.3lEll&a,' YESTINGS,IMATIO: ctut Pi LOT CLOTJI ,
Tiumgrs. *int . °Tory • dostrlptlon.- of coasonable
tat tbo tddo to 4:bid' ibex/vivito the -.nttoo
13bia poiestilonds . &bit eblors . geom.-44y
-TTbOsolthOlobh. to 3Stoure the lntost styles; nt tbo iOnv'st
ptitl4:oll . ;l;find Ann' ralliug upon on.
attk ' • JOSEPIIII. TAXI4OII. -•
•
. .. • _ 1 0o.PartnershIp. • •
ON TIT . intsr )AY 41 : iLy LAST, :the subscribers
fahneira:(k.l'artna-a: np, for The purpcee of rarrYlefg
on the WHOLI..N.A.LE. IMODS - IMSINESS, 'un , ler the
natio andB3m of. lIA 3 iPTON, I VItkON k CO: - They ore now fit
ting up the epaeleue Wereltouses;No.4sireodutmet,opposite
the t. Charles Hotel, and No; . 10 - 2cAldrd street; ahleh they
ATM open early in Seplernlvr, trifir" a - efhl 4 Sle; pmetinent
of FALL . Eft' RRY G00re...... • . •
W ADVi
- . (of .the foto firto-of liansttott a Ettnitii,) .
. or.ino htto Ann of•3lorphy,l7lhain
(lab; of iho 'lleums of IL WILIRS: Co.)
. Pittsburgh , August 7,1352,--lm : .•-
• -
MILE undersigned trishe* to disfase of TIVkiTY .
J. LOTS, titilettentt the Tillage
of New Troy; Mote the Al legheny.liateellorta , .' ,The Lots.
Lama beautiful sumarc,houndcti by lbur, stforts; etelf - rotth
lug on the Now Troy road, et Main street, oppeeltillarvey's
and•higby's residences. A lwantiftil etoW, prtro - nir, excel
lent water, easy, of. access—the road thereto fs.belng.tlted .
and Improved, at present—which wilFaisko.it one of the"
midst desirable spots for a .priesto residence adjoining the'
city. The whole square is' planted with'young [raft trait,.
three or four years. old; there ore, also; a. small' Plinio
Flame, two wells of water, 'mid otherimparvements, on` thou
premises, The lota mill bo sold. ocearately-I._- , ' • "-
- Enquire of Dr.3L and EDWARD- FOEIISTER.,:.ND.
Penn street; oPposito the Pnyonistown 'Market ltonse, orE;
•FOEIISTEE;ArtIst, eerier of llondeed Peonytrecb, PI to
• .
•• • - • •GERAT CONVENZMICE t •
• •
T Y DISPAItCII P S T
aier rreelPg Dilirerkor irfAtti'o*s- dc:
i)abl la are miecitb.ll*lnfiniaol;itedthi , tin;toratro
1.. ed, °t :awl after Wedtrealey, pre
parta bidoliVer - Cotters, OrderF, stlikth .toay be en
trusted. to them, or depotlted la. their: [RUA.. -I.hrze, et the
realdenN.Cor pinoca of business; of the persona .aildre:zixi,
itithitilbe city limita—or et.theTost. OA* elio- •
• lly.meOns of cur. Letter EmM, placed In ell-parte o the
tithe, tbeidindral 1i0tc 1 9,44.. a .rOa, from rabeurol.ctLeir,
Cr., may be traMmltted, te.marlu convergent to all. • ..
- .I.etterr.rdepeAtedixbM 10 .r.m.„ will be delivered drefere
!don;. ring those depe!ri led bell+) 1 be de:keyed
be foie G r, r‘r. chino 2 conbriree letter ' ' which ; ; orldremard
inond Ihe city- negro, nited 'hare the City.•.l.43prit4l Yost. The staterion, or rritteirit erivelOpe:;, i.e; for 'refe - 4t
.the cnee,ser I , oicrth rtreet,' end throne:Mat the Wk." "Ma
N. .13.-=.illanler4 ICIVat tba ofilca, fox tltoLtattilaillim,or
w iim ~s
e u j iyawa.:;Foficcß, lavitatayas,
promptly attaaded to, at 4 clump laic. •
Office..NO, 14C , EOLllth NtIVOLVNiTiI SMILIVICht
. • J. DALLAS t: CO, _Genera! Agent:. •
liSatibehtV- - :.. Thbn 8.. Guthrie: 'Ms.; Mayor.- Thos. Stool, R. 9., ;:. . 7lon. W. W. InTin, •
"A.P. Astsbutz,ll9; ' • .?oohys Abodw, - '
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MIM
Uleotton.
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gtto lON. NOTICES;
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OH' Wenn) roquostedlo stmooneethirtunno --- "Whai,e.
, CALORAN, of . Waattlngtou county. Jul a' comptte
gentleman_to fill thn office al ennui Corntnitsfoner...
. • Atany Denwerntr of iras*irrgtoir .07feirty.tr.
Tv• --- -.. • Ittbßinh EDITOKS—Ai the Unto draws near:3
\.....
(1.;.5 9 . - the , Demoeviey to' nominate a candidato• fin , Ocr Q . -'" -
Comm!Wetter, allow me tbrottr,'4 the Medium' elan? cut/
...,-:
lent paper , to pre:Unit t/10 tame ' Of PfIIOSIAS FARLEY, f , ..,.. .
Allegheny City; as a man: fully competent twill/Rhino til "..
Important duties if that *Mee; arid, at My. Parley Pt tre -, ,
and extensively known to bo • !aridly:TOW well tried Deter . % •''' . ;'•
ernt, that Inuit nvver Cslteroil In Lbegtiodcattrottf lktn.
~..:•
I think Ids nomination would give general vittitfetticm, at -:.':,'
recurs a triumphant election. ••' -- • .... •..- JACKSON:A . .., ..
- ' • ••DuiPano•Urolef , hAunotud2O,lB:s2J...: -',,, •- aull3;te,i4' ....,.
~. •
fl -- ",... , .. Elbeillialty..7b .Ma enconen of .411eyht, y , : , -i. -,
11 - r..7 . ' Chuoryr I Wein:vs - Of se Is daud &Into far the ofilmkt :, - : : -'',..
lIIIERIFF,' for the ensuitttf •ternit, nud witliont any p:f i ( - ~:. -
.nomination, as tus Independent Candidate, and tiould tba 1 4 ''...., .:,.•''.,'
fully solicit the rotes of my felleqvcitlzena of all Part (1 ' ~..,-; .••
After a rivldento itethirtydtden yolaraTiesfo•tbrea motabc,,i, - ' '. 'r.
In littsburgh'i In uclivrf•borduttro, 1 fr 133614; elutraeteriNl ''. •
..•
known to the vitae. community, t o nut to require any 54'. - -0 :' ' -.
darstmout, and hope I =tyke deemed trurtscOrthf. ' ll4 w -1. •• '-'''
.give yew. eutfrasee -to the ()Welt (hilt not the moat • fart;?: '- ' '..- • •
at,! BoOkrollex In:Western tentrylvanin,
,_.and.
b •
blige,; • 01 '..1. , Athou , o, SOoro4irntserrunt . • • P
on t 0
.•
iugs: 'r,oonizi.-•::•.'
7.. ..g!APIA T INPTIPA'S.:: - 1: .. r . ...it;
_...
Riddle.
CP111..: Os, Mr-Meets sbanirthe.tntellly Telftll , :• " .
011acc..cointir •;11.1a iintytr.l:4 l 'll . ll*.tor 1 114 7.
0.. •
of O. ry Mien .
Neftegdsty.ercnlngin•Was*ugton IL3ll,lVmd
—if , "_,... LOST.—.I. tta.vrat Lena:Wawa; In , tilts Qum fa.
.l.i*.)- - 'Greensburg tct Pittsburgh. - A Ithemr reward will's
..
Mien to the, Staler. hY Um 'Mg it'zt thrt Ofnre: . .03 . / 410 %
WB4ICIIr.
A TV...L=l'or tia•Le.t UoVhdygwite Pit" , - • -
burtM, et eitt) coots it lb.; go to the Yettlu Tea Stott .;.•. ."
N0"...18 Filth. street, whore the vory.heet .1 :tacit sod ttre4
Testa can always ho had. - ,e.;-",-'..... •Lk
_Pis. -..
it"":,,, AG O. 0. .P...-"-Flato 'of tneetintx•D'artangton Ifil ' — •
ti-e. 7 -.Wood stritet,"beiwouallftlestrettattd,Virgin *Mil ",• , • : :;. •
.knineutatou Loran, No. 330—Meets etlerie 'Fuealey event .. """ • .., ...,..." 4
311mcitrru.r. Enatnilsr, :Pla 117—Ileets sltst end.' •-" .....,...„,
Friday °froth month. ,: • • - 1:14111e-ovei '... -........-:
..,, • •F. li -------------- "I'lm: . iiiitg; . . eligifr — W,l- .. :;...Z ;: `,.„•••
geort.—No -10 Third ••lama, et_fear , 2 00 :$ lib4i ..' :''''''' + 7O - '
Fialthiletel. (Mee op stair*. Dr. r, h.ve herd ennnee ted w 7,3 - - , `,,,,i• -
tho ostabiLthaenet of Dr. liellitlett,"of 71teeting, for the E..- , -....,!....."; .
eve year,. -,. • - . ".. - : 'i5P 29 0k5, 3 1....,
, •"t r.,:.. -
fe -- 170HN. - 111. , 00"011FLY, Colleptinty,BX --.." -...". , '
I .
1t , ,...Y Ptisitiiip &c.,—Atteials to - CUlrtifng, 11-A. -
4 , .. 0 '.. "-*
la* Dlstritratiog Cads "end arcul.ors,lor-Partiem, La. .:'- "47, - •
dery !ain't - the °Mai of thh lint Wag WO, ta at rwet & ( "`!;... f -!"... .2.
lowAlk . rpi4forqtpo; l7 ardstrFt4wat4pinaipurtawntw
ire. — '-
THU ilifillitt-OLNCE .-1611 - 5 - I.lEAlri, i : . '- . •- •
- rd, Qotui.....4a' Pitals lo icialo,ooo; p .'' ' ' •' ..
ilArtfo
eels t459,17T. Ottloo of the, iiasotugh Agrn,y to tho /h.,
Roo= of 31 • Carely..1k . pio.'fil :Wood :trot - L___•____........ — • ..-
noviat - . • ..-.,.*,:.....,. , 1L1.1.:kee..80.N, Agent ; -, •.:-
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; IRO il.r.ooi - .Letitl.—(L .;;:'.','S -- ... ._
EW'Cluninberlltnt,)-Cortier-ot ThifdlultrMiatet •
(third floor,) Pittsburgh Po
cal Azcountant, 6:c4 IL C.. SPENCER, A/Nevi-Ike. Andre?, •
SPENCERIPrIncIpaI Telicher orWititingequi, - ,
meretel Coirespondenre. Elco • eVatidcl Do.lica
..., _ . .
i FP'S: . . ~ Gird... 144 •. 1 e.a! .c Mk; •'. ' - s.,•••• ..*."
--In Petuasiitallsi;gard iVritlpg aial'Llatilm„Vate
Air .3. D.lVlldacas tatMa V. Ratifier; and in tU Mu litillS'
branr.hos (If Inst Y. 411611 mkt elraddisakedniatks, under.s"'
'l'. Ilayilen. • Two spacious .rsoutahiai‘f, iirc r atlylatiai ck, I,- ~, '
..• .
sandy fitted up . far:theheapactar afa*culatleh.:' trill's : :. •:_. •
.. ~.. ..
see' the amisnmenta, :.- : ' • ..!, -..? -; a • ,*:
.11.etIIIVAiiiiii,- enztalltt - Disit.erisrtla sir - . , ... , .. , -1-;
Curtaln Truntedags orevarr deseilAttoo2, .-Vcwil - .a... ---
- Phtsbez,ltrecatellas; ,14., $ . Lifee' 'alai' Muslin • Catuubs; sri 4 .1.' 1 7,...,,:, -• :
Painted IVlndoss Shades, 011 t cs)rukmr.,.Cartidu' rims: =arfi ' ," -11 A
&a, at wholesale and retall_. •.' ...: • ..":11 , ..41. ClA.R.l:sB,''' . ....
-- - - -No. 169 Chesnutepeeklioiner- Rah; Phlisdal , •
Curtains Slade and_ Ttimiiii;9#,3 , cri. maitPt. , ' : • -
'style. ''- . -..',,-- .. , '.;!':4 .... ,'• Cz .A5e441,47.'' !..!•••••.,
...iteiter Mutual- Vire IntlireaumerebEnp4
iii -...y .- siy.--ilattiburg, Va.' 'Chisitil42(s4ooo.• j.), : .
`Daly for the safer othms cif proPeatt; has.nworiplo7lk,;
said aSbrds Enpesics - advania,rB In point of chap/204r '. l'•
and aegattuabdatida, tcs".titY , =a country , 2,,'="lilin".ll/4.1:
Omens Of Isalsixddsrelll aoludit ' petty, ••- ‘i ~.
• novl2l ,•, •.'... liriachiaes 24 Sodtleahl st,l'lthiburdhP, .
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O
NELSON'S .: DAGITERILLEOTYPES.P" ... Post Wilco Itulkiingt, Thinl atniet, - ..:lAkenenies tot :,-
in till :kinds °twadler, frOln 8 A- 11 ;W S V. at 7 ghlaX ' • ...*!
1.-uxute artibtie and animate likenmh utallico aria vastly h . •..'
'periat to tho'ilnnunon elleap geguemoty" at 'lb° folloitil'i• ':::.•
vbeop prices . : $l4) 's'2•a4 $4 and'ulTonl zipoordingti - 1':.
the size and quality orenee.or Immo: . - . ra . :
-
- . Mourn futehildren,froni:llA. 31. to 3R 3.4 ". ' ..
• l'i . ..-
- i , -Pi. D.--_,Plienineyilsofitlek or docenied peranio taken in ar, •
. part id' the city: . •• ''. 7 -.-; !. . . : . . f nov9.say:is,:
. .
...ITDICULIfNES, Noises In the. MIA amt.
Lt-,y. vett:Uri dladiarga from the ear:apotililjt mut porrej . . - " . ,
newly restored, without pain or Inconvrtnenio,bp.Dalieti
LEY, riioripa Aorbo. of the N. Sumry, who may
coltmiltikt at' 79 lash Sltfo!..t;OilstiAlihis; from M. to
• Thirtectiyenrs or olos.o_oiot alMoat nrultvideri niterlibrity
:Mix branch of spacial prer.tleo baser.sbktk Lim to retfuee4 - •
•tivatbaent to such s degree Or 611OCCYJ as tq.t c
hut thommt . •
rinom abe obstinate cbteayieltl, by *introit} , adman' to
M=EIS . primeribal.• • • .. . • , • lay 0..f...,v%
11 ,. ..:NAttenet tO your- .ti .— DC:4tOrti
te.Y. : - ILII-Ifil POWDEII,—ThiIi poider: Is niTered vig,
public as a guaranteed enre ibe the heaves 4 hunts, &WV:
, the only medicine knovirs adapted t.ci . that purpose, heriq ..
been used, in the inirnte. veterinary israetire el We Yrerdi •
tor for: Lite la 4 thirty-seven. years. - TheVder incampotA4 l , - ,
of tliat.noblo,naltosi,' the,borse, fur laUsr, .Ishert tronb6',.
witti.tld n',ll
3cdmm04 , 60,10, alseuld induce; every one ball
such,. to
n apply launesdately shr this naisidy: ;Sot side vstli
retail
sale and t: ; ..- /or, ELINSIIIp Drug.-Storei-N0,1411, - ,'•
,i i widij... ... . .. - cerneior "11"eutl st, and . Tlielnalliy .-.
. - 7 - a., >J. C. Andersoti'nzad AlitibliTthille h 44...:
Liz*.y - dila diry . enterrd iiipi pulnerstilp;Oxler_f.listras.aq.,,
4ityle-*Of J. C. AndoiiAm 4 Co...in .11M .HilioleMlit Timit ists* -
0 1 1, Pctkr ,2 -7 bwallem't at Nai . e.WcPcg Odrettirl:l4l!tirg,kk;t:
..nailng ilifyrsuct of my erstfro interest .i.M . the3Yheitsil
P/Mit.MHlTopriziMiinr bwfnesx, to Monti. J. 0.../tmlersq•
4..l:a.ltake likmattre M rechrummmlims. them to ins furvil,
tsiumM mul m3Miico, Mml Amp° tor. tEciCn 05 I rim* 2,o : l
the liberil. I:toiiobq:mel prozp .- - t:.
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jyTal , Jostieitorts"
WASSOCIATED Sircsnen'a Anauraut ,'
: Coinintiy• -or, tile-City of Pittsbcq.g• . -
- : - ,W.W.SALLAS,Weat--120IICAT I'IWIVEY. Sdcrounr: .
••Will inittre against. VIRE Aix' MARLNY. 'RISES of 4 , • :.. .
kinds. Office: An , ..llenonptirla. Ipn!m, Ma. 121 aid Slater rtn>rt
1.1. ~ - •
~ . 11 . ;11: - ..lkilittii. .-: ' Jelin Andorran, ' ,••-. - •
'., ILO; Eaner, . . : -
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Was 3L liklgar: . ' H. B. is'ilidn.s; '.. • : , .' : `,.- .
' - "I:otercillistoy.', .. ~ Cluirlio, B out, -... -'. •:. '''.
.:'• . ‘lllllmm Gamut; ... .. Willidm.Callhagn-Pmf;
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. J.tmilmts: .- . - Jo;..mh Akre, :* .. ...
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Wilihata . irFlah ter.. . . . 1,91:
.! • •
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Of Beauty is a Joy. Forovel
11,„y' -Wby um ;cork! onion, pimples ou the 4, linme
'face divine." or eruptlo a s L ot nnyklnd, 17 hen it. 13 a tact
.well knOwn;thrtf, Dr. onylotVe Tellow..Dock and Saraapnriti:
elamized the akin' rrnta nllhataulty,,reakfying pimple , so*
end blotehee; leasing the , allikted paila 'se healthy. tattoo,:
and sot 61 the healiof nlabe. '• It la really fricela..4 to WO
arbo.wiqk the roothasoty ofeldldhoad. • .
It enacts talt!oras nod palkonoue wounde to dforhoige
theli. hatted
. naatter, nhd• gradleetea:eyo7:-ttnputity 11.0 the syetgmt .,._ l
It doce 14 mirk mildly, bat. effeetaidlj-, - Oslng.
beleoul and bloanalng...benlqi, In, the :face of nr,/lueze
'Eociadi s ertkomentau another r-nln4n.,
Odd Pellowa , Hall,. &Mau:
U•ey-..,..-kred, Loftier:a-- 41fral and , Botaktictri rircets.—.l4tl'
bcts-gh Ruciun ti pstimat, tfrat 'and t bird Tneuiel
• -Pittsburgh ..Degrec Lodge, ICo 4, moots-sciaind and fine;. .
Tnceaaya
likol d i nk 37l ;idki; • *:?;zilictikfriY
- wenterti 24 niectz perry It'crhrcal, :,
ijjali; N6.l6 . F...lincti'eirrit Moults) , erening.ii
• Motintsikloriah COO. mortareerit Sint:day etc!:
st 'Union flail; wrack of Milt and zstnitlttictd. -
ZOCrO ags t .. meets every - Ttinriatifercsdar,' - •
tbeirliall,•cornirof FilPfetree . j•t -• .
Twirielty Lodge,
.110. 244. niccta every.. ,
erelottotki; '
Mill, corner. Lmeack nod . •
lasttranoe Company e
-Pitt sburgh.4-C 4 l: ILUSHeiri President; SA'I
UEL.L. - MARS-1112,L; Secrotsry.'
,Office.l:l4 , Miter . .StrrA thilawn .IfarXvi and liiiaterref.:.
Dunne. IPOLL'azurOMIGO Itbilta, on tbc 4 ,oldcinal
Mpg Myers and tributati6a.:, • g
Itisttrea miainat. Loop; Detmdgo by Pim.
DeillaCit the :lea, wad Inland Na vi
lion and transpcirtatkilL • • •-•- • ' •
C
a. ifussey,. - Wm...kerb:Orr, Jr., •
Ilagnioi,.. Satnuel SI. Jae:
-• MIA D.E/ag, Eingb4,
• ; Robert Danlapi jr., • D. Debacon,
8. ilarbaugb, . • Vranci, Scihtrei..
Schoonmaker.
filter 1117aut, - , 'Samuel
• . bl,-Pennock. ;.
11. - .. - P1 it abts r g li„Li t e Atliguri;a4oift,Coitlikiistz o *-. '.."
u...,),Y. - - 0.1 7 11 r r .varnaz4.../..4.,4,1 713:At ., 81.00i0 . 0(4 . ," ',,,.
-' . • President: JA
/CEWHOOV: • ' .-- ---' .-- • . ' • •Si S''' ,. .•
Tice Pierichmt:: PANCEEi...IrmiLn.F.A.I... -.,... ' .. I. --:.•
' - Wes:rarer: Plfralts:l,XEqlp .. - ~.' - - ' lEcatctn O. A. COLTOV.
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Orricm, No. I.o...lirren. Sinus, ils 3tifinite. 'DVILDI3 . O. - i . .. ~.
' 2211.4 Company inakes -every Ittsurar.ee - oppertninfni to, ' '; .
-..
.cazuleeted with rare bislis.• •.- - . -' •- • ' •---.- . tt' •••• . '..- •
Notool.rdter ara the 3..imp . iii.t.bici:e 04,1,a:1# othet ma i l .."
fAcoodoctoil,Compantoa ".i,: . ; .-.,..' .• 1 -.. ' ~,.-.? ":
i
s Joitit.gtoc ritatel.otrtiolat.tionot"ortotbfriktrcim the .M 1 .. ...
,tool rate-,equal to :a disiderukot thit.t.T-tbse.o mkt 012 ".. •
Mild per cent, paid tnannsilfirOtannee. • _ -.'
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Risks token on the. liveser . perform go-og to ukuat'n?as. 1 ~.. . -..
ro
. • -... inniev 13:1635ri, • . Joreyb - S. , Leeeh, •';' 1
'.: • , - ,Charles .i.:Coltoti;.. : , Barquot 3 i'Crurkeuiy: - 1 '
•NT Mists' Philllps:' •*. Jahn •A• ll r . i1 5 924- • • k-
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• - 3(l , Cllntoeles - Prim
'I3=SEY.ItY/I..NIit,4I.STNUE; •
„FAO),
effr•LINE.,-Tbctottcrtltern - under the dtioction of lh •; .
mu•silor, is about complccini...bls 14M
oglotalu~ Ida =twenty; CO tbo roarth stttot ,Ro lu tj
2 3 ' ;1 G 17,7,11.11, 0 tot by 2•10 fbet• ear Pounislsnaln Asentwit.
and on attotv but.- tot.s'•of t•lndbir dinsonstsno-.4 0
do.p r i n i of eiogly, or in. iamb, of ono or mom '
71ot - .ltoaldott 14,-1t and bealtbfal. and. comsannde
T:1^011 .the sntronnlllog rotrutry;.' lt i 3 within fn,'F •••"
Atii3E3o3 walk of tha Rallroad Dem, atf,' whit L 3 of goeutet?:,
fa:l33l3=We, .twenty-Dtet minute; tido , of tbo Courfs
/foosPi oyer klnatc. 'Road' trasnyr,a,*l dutalillty ank.
graootbnees. ' - • • - - • ti •
&kr, of stlaolfana itsilci , wllll-bo &en utuumiu,, .1.13.• •• •
tote plum withinoo pretent.roontb. •
JONAS
m: East Lltcrty; '• ::
Cleveland and ..
Pltitalrargh Railroad, tcz i
Clev'eLand, „ Fare'to -Cleveland s3,aoi
1 . 74 . 41 f&t Wet folluyide. _Dunkirk; 'Takao, .odmil. chicosua, ll ,
, • . . Atatectetlele. Cbiminbus,
tea 4 . C;neinmzli.
PIM. am: and' tarstanlag. smer .I , 9erer , CITY - •
1/01M01414bi11% 444 raot of Market etreet,
ovary morning, (Sunday; eiceptetl,l at 8 oeic r t i alt . ,
coat Woliecille with.the .P.cpwre t "r•• - •
s,l'. tie! Cloeelatul Ata) Pittsburgh Najhuutaser Wellerlll,:', • •
at 1235 P. 314 and %miring at CloretstaL at 6:0 P. M., •••
eounortiod.wlth steamboat for Toledo, nettael, eltkago, 11 11 f - • '
yraukte, .flultalo,inat llanklrlt. • •-• •" -
next ev
Passenengers
In
Pittsburgh Litho =ruing, and tem
ing Chksgo, • - - -. • .
„,_..rs-stilgere Rand to Gartland Vs 'Ohio an 4 rUZUreikiirabei • •
„ marow, wain out et Alliance. (by the tkd ) A. 31. traiW),W;
IP. X, and thell A. 311. lulu ) at Z.-15 .P. 14; where • •
base to wait 3t! 3.1. far the I:Yl.ms - train from Welly, ie.
vide, width takes tticm on to (laniard,
as (laniard, arrlya - ad same!!,
time and la name tiala of ca tkroeetto ea by way at
ebeaux J
i.ainwh
City vorD.
pituttultit
to pent
ant
•ist
on board tba etatuaer Pawart
• Por'Tiaket.s, apply try OI.EN A. CAVOILEL
• Agent C. it P.. 8. B. co.
. _
ikaryll4 WOK Siatt, Second dooe
•
At„„zion,.....Dy. the Olga and Paunnlyszda Itaproaa to Ab• . . •
Hamm, and tho Clonlaad cot littehargh Ehttlreact twee At: 7 . •
ItenowteClerehuxt, the fare biti4, jrt. • • - -
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