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TIC: -HtAQI QL" 9 HERIFFALT Y.
./ It appeare from.he Journal of yesterday, that
Darker has compelled the editor to "retract" his
statement of the day before. Now thin retrac
*oft acquits +lee," of having said tbaftlr.
Ma
gill took_any of the County. Scrip, and we will
again: ask the question, who did start the story
in relation to Mr. Magill's connexion with the
defalcation? Some persons have been guilty,
and the dark transactions should bo exposed.—
This matter is not n party question with the'
pkople:-Lat least it is not so with us. The peso
pie have been defrauded by theirpublic servants;
•
'they desire to know who the gailty parties are,
and they believe that Mr. Magill can give a s full
laist.;?ry ofthe ssindling operations, if it would
suit bia"purposes to do F.:. In this matter, we
are not respective of per.-;ons or parties. We .
want - tbe truth as to the swindle' that has been
perpetrated upon the , tax payers of the county,
and we demand, in the cause of the people, an
eiplaindiOsi of let the responsibility rest
where it may, Democrats and Whigs desire to
. •
know who thespilferers are, and as it is well mo
deratood that: Mr. Magill knows them all, it is
•
now desired that in his promised statement be
: . •:Shiall produce the persons who have been par
the fraud.. Ile knows them and time
isiWs:t not be any evasion now. Ills organ, the
thieditiii.has promised that he would make a
stiOnent, explaining everything. We hope be
.441, bat at the same time, we hope he will stick
teithe truth, if peasible, and give the public the
whole truth. If he does not, it may be necessary
.
for us to refer to the record to refresh kis mem
'ory Astir past events, and mysterious financial
transactions.
The warners article of 'yesterday is a most
lame - conclusion. Be has been told that Le made
' a mistakein hie windy article of the preceding
day, and after being informed , by Barker and
Magill of his folly, he - "hopes the matter will
rest." This aisposal of the case cannot be al
lowed. The JeMrnal has informed the people
that "Joe Barker" informed him that he bad
not made any charges against Mr. Magill, such
as were mentioned on Wednesday morning; but
we have high authority for saying that "Joe"
did make thocharges, - andsaid a great deal more
of a very al.Usferons nature. -
• Mr: Magill, however, has resolved to make a
statement, which his friends expect will fully ex
onerate him from all participation in the frauds.
We bopo no will do so, and that he can explain
all the mysterious questions that his political
friends have started in reference to his services
as a Public cfficer.
Inasmuch as this matter has been referred to,
it must be cleared op, and that must be done in
a fall and , satisfactory manner. This is not a
= case in which mere general certificates wilt an
swer..f.The tax-payers have been informed by
the *ltlga that they have been plundered, and
an explanation is desired and must come forth;
and,-tioreover, it most be such as the Records
will Corroborate.
We hato known Mr. Magill as a citizen for
many years,. and have always esteemed him en
upright man. But the whigs have been endea
voring to sully his fame as an honest man, and
thewhig orgaus.have given publicity to charges
which we hope and believe are grossly unjust.
It will be an easy - matter for Mr. Magtll, when
he prepares his statement, to allow that Barker's
cbsiges oragrossly mil to prove it by the
books, nud•et the same time enlighten the peo
ple vrho urero the plunderers who robbed them.
We wait with considerable anxiety for lir. Ma
gill's statement, and we hope it will be a full re
futation. of Barker's charges, and at the same
time inform the tax-payers who stole their mc
•ney:...
ANOTHER TICKET IN THE FIELD
On Monday the ' , American Party" bad a small
but highly respectable meeting, - which they call
ed, by cortitesy,a Convention. They went through
the motions of a nomination, which resulted as
follows:.
Congresi-2lst District--Lewie J. Fleming.
" 22d 4 ' Jacob Shawer.
Senate—Col. D. McCurry.
Assembly—James B. Lowis, Henry Phillips,
John Richardson, John Stewart.'
rietbonotary—E. C. Putnam.
Commissioner—CaPt. V. Shorts.
• Cdrotier...Dr. W. M. Bern.
Associate Judge—Dr. Joehos Hart.
Auditor—J. McCormick. •
We have not the slightest doubt but that all
these candidate are first rate men, but there are
quite a large number of the people would like to
know who they ate? ' 'Col. 'D.. McCurry" we
have seen before; the name of Capt. V. Shorts,
who is st very long man, is familiar, but, as the
would pay, the balance are rather "pre
vious," and we do not think they.can be elected.
There is one office, however, for which they
•
have made no nowination;—than is for Sheriff.
We are told that the name of neigh!
b2r, ALEXANDRE JAYNES, - ass mentioned for the
office. We aro glad he was not nominated, for
several reasons : In the first place because - we
thinkhe wOuld not have it ; second, we know be
in note member of that party,but a most ineorri
gable Scott man, and, in the third place, that
we desire to see him "come to tea" about the
time the election returns come in, without feel
.- ing that he has been awfully beaten.
• We have been Informed that the party refrain
'ed from nominating a candidate for . Sheriff on
account ors friendly feeling towards the oldest
Bookseller in the Western ecmntry. Bat Barker
is somewhat displeased at This proceeding. Be
thinks that his services in the "cane" should
entitle him to the nomination, and his friends
baok-by a. man who never made a speech on , that
. are decidedly displeased that ho Should be set
isallimportant, question.;-L--" in his life. • -
•
' utfai• The Whip . of this city hero printed an extra num
ber of Robiroun'e lying fileech -tunslagt Gen. itilu2, oblrh
they are.etnioletiereracmg - the Otittollo voterstorpoid. of the city
and county, through tho poetaffice, potta We re-
ally pity tbm• --attire Ls labor lost. The ge
teetimony of en
Ira Orccogcreerqwho rqwholathe hired tool of the scow and and the
le of Orecley,, who has no weight with Irish Cutho-
WOlald it be out of ploco for us to ask some of
these" eastern Whigs, who are, spending their mo
,
ldug the Tying speeches of this fellow
to.la bill ho contracteil at the of-
II
e ) y tin for s printing
m
on=
of the Morning - Poet many- years ago? If
he does not
we can nform - him of it on the the alight
est intimation.
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11. JoLLY Curros.
15. lanec ROBINSON.
17. Jacrs
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19. 'OM. JOSZPU
Wn.LiAv 8. CUAIIA.N.
21. AIDItCW BUM.
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W. Join: 9 NPC.tutoxi. •
24,GEDicar. B. 11.uuurr.
ie gilt:4loonm. heti been , nominated as the
Democratit catilidtite for Congress in the XXLI
disteict;widelt . eiiinsces Butler county and all
:that :portio n of Allegheny north of the Alleghe
iktriver.
UtiB,acarcely necessary`, for us to Say anything
iiiehition'to the character and qualifications of
Cat. Ginios. 'He in so - well and so favorably
known to the Denteiriaoy of Alleghenyand Butler
cOunties, that-no tnerenewepaper etatement con
cerning him - will add to his reputation and pop
ularity. No man in the district possesses in a
greater degree the confidence of the people.—
seared in Allegheny bountf,- he has over been
Identified with all those IMPOrtailt measures and
improvements which have •marked our history
and progress. He is honest, intelligent, and has
ever been devoted to the interests of Allegheny
county. Iteleoted, he wonld *ake a working
member, and Would falrfi 'reiresent the wishes
and protect the rights of the people of his dis
trict.'
CoL Ql*o3l ono of tho best Demoorats &-
hi& tria its steel, and unfaltering in his devo
tion to the principles of our good old party.—
Although the whip are largely in the majority
in the XXIL district, yet we confidently believe
that Col. G. will receive the votes of hundreds of
men who belong to that party. Let the Demo
crats all.vote.for him, and use every exertion in
their power to secure his election.
Good 'flclAt!gs from the West.
:The Whigs—the more reckless portion of them
—are claiming WiE9loll23itl. The following extract
of a letter to - a gentleman of Detroit from an in
telligent, well-informed citizen of Wisconsin, is
published in the Free Press:
" Just na sure as November comes round, I
think our State may be set down, for at least six
or seven thousand for Pierce and King. Wiscon
sin is not a doubtful State..• You may depend
upon it our Jive votes will number with the De
mocrats." -
Evictly so. Let the Whigs brag on Wiscon
sin ; the Democrats will haul in tho votes. We
will add (says tho Free Press) a word from Illi
nois. A friend writes us : •
, g The coarse Is clear hero. Scott is nowhero
.
—Graham bread won't go down. Set us down
for fifteen thousand for Pierce. The truth - is,
we have it all our own Way. The Democrats
have got the feeling, the enthusiasm, and the
votes; and the latter they will give to Pierce.—
Thy State is goad for 15,000."
gr. We acknowledge the receipt of the first
number of a large
,and very pretty daily paper
from the "City of the Forty Wagons," entitled
the neeliug Daily Intelligence?. It is published
by E. B. Beearinger and 0. 1. Taylor, and edit
ed by Messrs. Pendleton & Taylor. The worst
feature alwoi the paper is, that it is a blue-light
whig concern. We wish the publishers may be
successful in everything but in their efforts to
prolong the reign of Federal Galphinism.
B el. We call .the attention of western mer
chants - visiting Phibadelphts to the cant of
Messrs. Shober, Bunting & Co., Oil Merchants,
No. 14, South Wharves. This is the oldest es
tablishment of the kind in Philadelphia, and poe
eseses unequalled facilities for doing a large and
satisfactory business.
~"The State [North Carolina] is certain
for Bcarr by a majority of 5,000 to 8,000. This
is the opinion and conviction of some of her best
and most reliable whigs, and will be sustained."
—Cor. of N. Y. Tribune.
" Whistling to keep up oonstig9," Scottism
must be on its last legs, if North Carolina has
to be resorted to for " aid and comfort" Scott
has just about as ranch c twee of carrying North
Carolina, as Parana Brownlow says ho has of
Tennessee, which the militant Rev. says he can
not do unless he can " command tho powers of
Heaven."
But the whig loaders think it 11CGC1333,11 to keep
up confidence in their ranks, and the above is a
specimen of their efforts. They entirely ignore
the fact that many of the most influential and
leading-whips of North Carolina are openly op
posed to Scott, arid that its whiz presties are
chiefly going for Pierce and King, or have hoist
ed the flag of Webster and Graham. As for any
enthusiasm for Scott there, there isn't a bit of it,
nor is there likely to be.
«wk.—
now they Talk down In notion:
Tho Boston Times, . a spirited Democratic jonr
nal, says: The Whigs in Boston are atoned at
the andaelty of the Democracy. They do not
knots . whit to make of the largo and enthusiatio
meetings so frequently held hero. They go to
bed at night with thundering cheers for "Pierte
and King," ringing in their cant, and they are
awakened at fu-early hour - in the morning by
spirit-stirring music accompanying hundreds of
the democracy to some grand jublleo to be held
out of town. The Whigs of Boston aro paraly
zed=dead ; tho Democrats alive and and kicking,
like young colts in a field of clover. What lams
caused this wondrous change ? If things go on
at t4islate - much longer, it will become fashion
able to be democratic, and then, good bye to Bos
ton whiggcry, forever and a day.
PHIOUTZEIRD.—A Washington correspondent
says :—General Dawson of Georgia, Senator, has
been making a political tour through Maryland,
in behalf of General Scott, aided by Mr. Stan
ley of North Carolina, and several other mem
bers of Congress, a movement which betrays the
feebleness of General Scott's footing even In the
staunch old Whig State of Maryland. The effect
of the North Carolina election,which was contes
ted with unprecedented exertions on both sides,
has demanded this extraordinary missionary en
terprise in Maryland, as a State necessary to be
looked after, whereas the hard-headed old loco
fcoo State of Virginian is considered as a . field
upon which any extra expendikuro of powder
and shot would bo a dead waste of, ammunition.
• For tho Morning Post.
SCOTT AVILDFLUE.
On Tuesday last it was announced by very
largo hand-bills with flaming capitals, that there
would be a &oil meeting at the market house.
Now the. Democrats wore anxious for night -fall;
they were eager to see Scott-wildfire. Night
came, but the wildfire didnot come. About nine
o'clock the Candles were lit, end the meeting or
ganized. The Exit sPeaker that mounted the
bittcher's block was the distinguished individual
from this place, who represented in part, Alle
gheny, county, in tho Legielature, last winter.—
He was soon astride of the old worn-out spavin
ed hobby-hoTse that has been ridden nigh unto
death by the old orators of the party. I mean
the Tariff ; the River and Harbor Appropriation
came next; the military life of General Scott
closed this magnificent speech. I forgot to say,
during his speech ho stepped aside from his mas
tery argument to give the Post a heavy lick.—
Ile said he could find "no man too bad for the
Post." Can the Post survive - such an assault?
can It withstand the 'blows of saoh a giant ?
Time will tell. The next speaker (they called
him Eyester,) in - his speech covered the same
groand—Tariffißiverand Harbor, military fame.
Mr. Eyester made a furicius attack on the Demo
amtle platform, but said nothing about the Whig
platform. He insisted that the whig party with
Gen. Soott e at the heaA was for a Protective Tar
iff (the platform to the contrary). After making
a long, windy speech, With nothing in it but old,
stale, exploded notions, he thanked his audience
and jumped . off the block. The time has been
in Birmingham wherta Whig speaker would got
applause, bet it was not so at this meeting. N o
cheering, no clapping of hands, no manifestation
of joy of any kind greeted -the speakers. All
seemed pleased when the meeting was over.---
There were but few persons present At was a
slim alfair—l might almost say, a failure. The
only cheers that wore heard, came from the boys
who were loudly shouting for Pierce and King.
If the Whigs are pleased with this meeting, the
- Democrats are also. • • *
Money matters at home remain without any
material change. The figures in our tables are
about the same as last week. The demand for
Bank and Railroad stocks continues good. There
has been quite an advance of some of the Rail
road a tacks during the...desk few. weeks,_and-a
greater advamie is still anticipated., The:ratee
of dieconnt continito Without
The Boston Courier of MondayinorilingliaYs
The abundance - of money isprOdicing a favora
ble effect upon nearly all of the sound dividend
paying securities in the market. Other descrip
tions are somewhat neglected,. partly. owing to
lost confidence, but mainly owing,tothe.fact that
the believers hi themare already well supplied,
and are more likely to lighten than to increase
the accumulation. The MU al activity consequent
upon the opening of the .fall trade, has already
manifested itself in the business avenues of the
city. Mercantile wants Will soon require near
ly all the facilities which - can bo afforded by un
employed capital, and the apathetic lethargy of
the last two months will no doubt be succeed
ed by that energetio action which imparts life
and animation to commercial pursuits."
The Philadelphia North American, of Tuesday,
says: There were some fluctuations in stocks to
day, but tho closing rates with some few esc epti on s
show but little variation from the closing quota
tions of Saturday, Rending stock was in de
mand and buoyant. At the first Board it open.
ed at 46, touched 47 at between Boards, and
closed at 462. Navigation preferred
stock was steady at 24; ; Long Island receded
2, and Vicksburgh Pennsylvania Railroad
sold at 46. City Gas 6's at 103a;nuil City Roil
road 6's at 1042. At quotations the market
closed•steady.
The New York Eeepin,q Poa of.Triesday says: .
Money is easy, notwithstanding the attempts of
some leading parties to raise ihe rates. In for
mer times when poney, though plentiful, was
in few hands, it , was easy to get an artificial
value.; which is now almost impossible from its ;
abundance being so widely destituted. A few
banks and moneyed men can no longer contra
the market at their will and pleasure, by com
bination, as used formerly to be done.
The Paster the same data also has the follow
ing: •
Tho event of the Loaning, is an easier state of
the foreign exchange market, especially Fti,rling.
Bills, arc more abundant, but drawers are reluc.
tent to sell below 110; ; largo buyers are unwil
ling to give over DOI. In this condition the
market remains, but it seems probable that the
lower price will be accepted before the close of
the market. '
The amount of gold to be shipped to-morrow
is yet uncertain. '
some amount that had been engaged for
shipment was withdrawn this morning. It is
most likely about $600,000 Will go forward.
Breadstuff bills aro offering in the market.
The stock market with little exception, has
been dull and heavy. There is a reluctance
to operate, and the sales made base been sales
of necessity, which always arc made at a decline
in an apathetic condition of the martet like the
present.
Beading was the great exceptien to the gen
eral state of the market, it being active and
buoyant; 2,830 *therm were sold at an advance
of a.
Brie declined 3 per cent., with sales of 1,763
shares; Harlem 33 with sales of I,l'oo shares;
Canton declined la, Hudson River 1, Norwich a,
Long Island 3, Morris Canal 3-, and Delaware
and Hudson Canal
The Chicago Tribune stares, that the. Union
Bank is the name of anew stock security bank
organized in that city—Andrew. Brown, Presi
dent, and Henry L. Forrest, Cashier. The
capital stock of the bank is 200,000, and the
basis is Virginia air per cent. stoats..
The balance In the Sub-Treasury nt Now York
on Monday morning reached the large sum of
$8,269,148 20. The receipts from eustomadur
ing the week, were $1,029,138 23. The Treas
ury disbursements were only $208,824,32.
no import, or merekumlite.at New tiorN laM wrok, wen•
as follows:
Dry C. 6"en...trasr.: Tufat
=L2 ,em
. soivip 3,571,413 7, 13,;
rui tim
Previous tiro %ark,.
Fmut Auguat tat ettilti.girA gitEkt,tag :112,1a, - 2,479
The expart: , other, than of pprialuvro Stu,9lt; t.yr tho wart
oil $2,031,13) atm* thp h Attguat... • •
Thr exi,pria of rpecle fur the area*, anal ainee January t.
harp tom dP fullowai • -
August 10—Umpoul, ship Allant f nititln
'l44:lLalt
tigibt Iri—lundun. ship primp Albert
American gold .
August Janerlo a hark.St Juatph—
' Doubt:an:a
AuAluit 21.—Llrervuul, stratner yerifie—
Atomic:an gull
1:0:11alt
du firer'
Total rar the wmk
Prottomb' imported
1n.....
In January
In Solana* ,
In Altuth
Iu April
In May
In June '
/n Jqly
Tata Mono January Ist $17.376.554
, The elrporta front Liverpool_ to ttk• I.Tußed State, In July
are Unpt reported by Mr.Cbatiett Itumberlon: '
To New Tork 10.070 pnekag.. •
m lk*ton • 2,566 do
•
PhiladetidtLalN9U'' XlO
".iouthern PorL4 1,130 do •
The arrinisof wool in England continue large,
in spite of the gold digging mania attracting la-
borers. yrom_New Zealand they aro increasing.
One vessel, the Midlothian, which had arrived
off the the coast from New Zealand, brought ode
of the most valuable , cargoes ever reaelved. from
that colony. The bulk of her cargo consists of
wool, of which sho has no less than 1,A55 bates
weight 420,000 lbs. Additional evidence is thus
afforded of the Increasing attention now paid to
wool growing in New Zealand. In a few years
it will probably form the staple export of the
colony. •
A. new bank is about to be established at Os
wego, under the name of the Merchants and Me
(shanks' Bank. Israel Smith is to be'the Pres'
dent, and 13. T. Lathrop, Cashier.
The Suffolk Manufacturing Company has de
clared a dividend of four per cent., and the Tre
mont Mills of three , per cent., payable on the 26th
of August.
The Astor Bank has depoeited its securities in
the Bank Department at Albany, consisting of
New York State stock, and 11. S. stock; the in_
stitutimi will be in full operation on or before
the let Sept. pro:.
Messrs Winslow, Lanier & Co. sold the Income
Bonds of the. Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for $260,000 to go abroad on Saturday
last. They are part of an issue of $600,000 is
sued on the security of the income of the road.
The bonds are convertible, a privilege, which,
on western roads, Is becoming invaluable,
The London Times states that the Rothschilds
have given notice to the holders of special bonds
of the Portuguese loan of 1823, that they have
been authorized to redeem, on behalf of the
Brazilian government, £054,260, the amount of
the bonds now outstanding.
The
. .forlotang certifleede copiedfennt a paperimmok,2
of
& ..Y. mode, anal *ars daft AVM( 2, 18&2, fo which is
alto appended the certificateef thecelebrated D. Y. Foot, IL D.,
Ms may In truth certify, that I have been so . badly
flitted with Scrofula for the last seven yeain that moat of the
time I have been unable to utmud to any kind of. business,
• and much of the time unable to walk azur =tined to m
bed, and have been treated nearly all the time by, the best
Physicians our country affonls; I oettaalottatly got some re-.
Ile, but no cure, end continued togrow worm until Dr. Foot
'meows:am:Wed MO to try the Petroleum, or Rock Oil, as eve.
rything 0 4 , , b a d m e d. I . did tto. wlthout Leith at first, but
the elibct was astenialdngt tt I.hre.w ilia potion to the surfttee•
at once, and I at once began to grow better . , and by lasing
era bottles I have got a cure worth thousands of dollars.
• • • • • MRS. NANCY DARKEK. -• •
Tide may certify that ,I havabeen acquainted with Kier'e
Petroleum. or Rock 011, for morn than alear and have re.
peatedly witnessed Its bbeneficial effects In thi . l
cure of indo
lent utters and other diseases for : which It Is recommended,
and can with come trace recommend it to boa ;medicine wor
thy of attention, and can safely say that encase has attend
ed Re use where other modleino had failed. • . •
For sole by all the Druggists In Pittsburgh. [an27;tlAwr.
Horrid Murder at Uhlergyllit, Pa. —
EASTON, Pa., August 28.—Last night, about
11 o'clock, a man named Jeremiah. Thatcher, a
blacksmith, living at Uhleraville, was dragged
from his house by two men and a - woman, and
most brutally murdered by them in the street,
, by being boat to death with a club or. kicked
with a heavy, boot.' Tho body was dragged
about a quarter of a mile from where the act
was: committed, and thrown into the woods,
among some under-brush, where it was diacover
ed this morning. The murderers have not yet
been arrested.
A , TIIIMDEBOLT 127 -Ksyrucicr.—George A.
DrKee, Esq., the Whig elector in Garrard cotinty,
Kentucky, has tome out in a strong and power
fat speech spinet Gen. Scott. Ho Las mounted
the stump against the Whig speakers who came
out in that cennty; and from all accounts,. be
makes the far fly right freely. He is at present
the representative 'ln the Legislature limn that
strong Whig county.
The „.'Canadian Parliament was opened on
Thursday, the 19th'inst. Tho Governor Gen
eral went down in stale to the Legislature Coun
cil Chamber,where holeummoned the members
of the Lower Rouse.. Mr. J. 3.Macdonald was
lleotediSpeaker; and on Friday , the Governor
.delivered his speech .to the representatives.
." A party from 111ansftold, Mats:, started to at
tend a democratic meeting at Ashland, in that
State, a few days ago, with a cannon and three
kegs of powder. On the way, the powder ex
ploded from some cause unknown, killing a Mr.
Wise and a'span of 'horses. .
A letter from Panama states that 70 men at
tached to the United States Infantry, en route
for California, bad died of cholera, and that-24:
died on one day. Of 8 orderly sergeants 6 had
died.
Friday, .Augast 7 l3,. was the anniversary of the
opening of the first railroad in the State of New
York, The Albany and Sehenectady road com
menced operationsmon the 13th of August, 1831.
Twenty-one years ago, there were not twenty-one
miles of railway in the State. .
11. M. Posey, one of the most respectable Citi
zens of Port Gibson, 'Miss., blew out his brains a
few days since; and subsequently it was alleged
be had forged tho name of Milford Hunter to a
note for $2,600, and sold it to J. J. Persons,
commission merchant, with whom he was quite
intimate.
The Agricultural Society of South Carolina
has awarded the premium for rico to John B.
Tucker, Esq., being the greatest yield on 10/
acres and 18 nempasses.
The ft retnen of Philadelphia had a"series
graceful riots on Saturday night.
Barnet Andrews, on trial at Easton, Pa., for
cutting the throat of Lis wife, has been convicted
of murder in the second degree.
The typhoid fever prevails to an alarming ex . -
tent in the interior of Georgia.. InLincoln coun-
ty, ono family lot ten of its members.
J. M. Brpomall has been nominated by the
Whigs of Chester and Delaware counties, Pa.,
as their candidate to represent them in thunext
Congress.
The domestics at ago Queen of England's pal
ace converse entirely in French. Tbo royal
children speak both French and German.
Mrs. Gen Taylor's funeral took
, place at New
Orleans, on the lith inst., from the residence of
her son-in-law, Col. Bliss.
Tho corner-stone of a now court-house was
laid at Cincinnati, on the 18th instant, with im
posing ceremonies. T. J. Gallagher, Esq., was
tho orator.
Eight British soldiers, consisting Of a Bar!
geant, corporal and six men, forming artillery
company, and attached to that branch of the
British service, stationed at Quebec, were at
Ogdensburg, N. Y., last Friday, having descried:
Counterfeit 3's on the N. Y. Saratoga County
Bank, arc in circulation. The imitation ie per
fect. Also, counterfeit We on the City Bank if
llartford Ct. Look out for them.
Tracing paper is made of the refusecif the flex
mills, and when used for bank notes is bleached
with chloride of lime.
LATER mon Tuns.—We have Galveston
Elates to the lath Jest. The crops of the State
wlll bo immense. Tho editor of the Texan Ad
vocate learns that offers have been made to do-
liver corn to contractors for government imp
plies at San Antonio at 25 costs per bushel.
Tho first bale or the new crop of cotton was
received at Galveston on the 9th Instant.
The railroad feverappears to be spreading rap
idly throughout Texas.
Tho wife of Dr. E. Edmooson, n dentist of
Ordrestoo, died retentl7 from the effects of
chloroform, which sheliod . 6.ltniuistera to her
self.
Goov.—The Mirror, a Whig piper in New
York,' thus pitchei iuto the notorious Rontssos :
"Richelieu toblutioia, after Alemalishing Gen
eral Pierce, ninth. up his fulsome tribute to
General Scott, with the fallowing unfortunate
quotation: •
“11,Ar shall we raa-lhee UpOLI pay,
Thouzuorx (hap tsnuluerer?”
We consider thequetition unfortannte, become
he - line completed rase thug:
ALL FULL INAlim.—Tbe Manchester (N. U.)
Democrat, alluded to a recent visit of Mr. Web
ster to Concord, Bays: '
"We also understand, Mr. Webster very clear
ly indicated his preference for Pierce for the
Presidency, though not In a pulic manner."
' Upon this, the Cincinnati Inquirer remarks:
SI,YII,OIG
We aro thankful to Mr. Webster for this 'evi
dence of his high consideration,' as the Court
phrase goes, but isn't ho a little too late ?—aint
the party already full."
. :1.651443
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0311,260
2.W,14.893
•
'4971,490 15.094,tAS
iSDIA . NIANB MonnenED.:—lt appears that some
of the Oregon party who were set upon near Fort
.Laramio by Indiana and murdered, were from
Indiana.' Mr. Newman and family,. and Mr..
Marka and fimily, of Sullivan countyovith one
. ortwo young men from Terre !lento, were of the
party, all of whom with thr*aeption of the
wife of Mr. blarks and a- little son of Mr. New
man, were killed. .
lysl. The Whigs of Now York have gotten
out a counterfeit life of FrankTierce, purport
ing to be genuind, in which all kinds of extrma
gent and ridiculous stories are' told about him.—
This is another epecies of Federal electioneer
ing, and shows how desperate and unprinci
pled the leaders of •the Whig party Lave be
come.'
ta- Bevil%la.—lt h due to liler's Petroleum to say
that it has heenitnown to completely MatlieMe every ventage
of this dreadful disease in leas time than any other remedy,
and et less cost or Inconvenience to the patient
The thousands of certificates In the hands of the proPrie•
tor, many of which arc from well L - nown citizens of the city
of Pittsburgh anti its lumiollette vicinity, go to show clearly
and beyond all doubt, that Knut's
. Pertosttrit Is a medicine
a
m'
of no common relic, not only local remedy in lbrafy.
Rheunualittri,Dcaftins, loss of Sight, but as a valuable
internal remedy, inviting the investigating physicians, as
well as the suffering patient,: to become 'acquainted with its
Those having_ n dread of mixtures aro assured that this
tnalleino Ls tartly natural, and Is bottled as itliows from
• litobosoudat the Garth. '
Dletshistifinal Itemedies..Under this head
wideslipate a number of articles that have been introduced i
lately tn. the . purpose - of relieving certain &Beano And . thC .
formitles; that tnnntit he teethed by the application of. medi
eines proper. Antimg the most important of these, ern •
IMOVILDER•BRACEStbe - object of irlikh Is to cure stoop:
ed shoulders, O habit of leaning (els , owl, balk! and • flat
thest, and very frequently relieves a thndenti todleessm of
the Pulmonary - organs, dependent on these - . illsiositiciret—
These Braces are strong, well made, and adaptett:Ao the use ,
of ladlel, misses; boYe and men, The Oentlemon's Etmeo Is
.formed fn such stoup as to - maims the double pOrpese of a
Bien? and Iflleperuierg, - and at a price very little ahoie. the
I Flee of limper:4cm The puhlic May 'rely on these
as being what they urn represented: many Persona . of. 'Tea k .
and hollow cbestsbave - been coMpletelyeured;and, Menem:
cams; the enctunference . of thO chest increased as' much as
four fncliesr-tims . 6ying to - the Lungs ti faller action,' ad'
consequently adding M the general health end strength of
I also Beep TRUSSES; ABDOMLNAL SUPPORTERS, Spl.
nal Supporters, Suspensory &mines, of every variety not,-
. .
.
DR: GEO. 1.1. REIMER, Wboliode and Eetail ta Zzlst,
No 1 4 0 Wood street, corner or Tke
YittA Pc6
Thuu utt.re 9itti . contiunrcr, In/ tcu t.ion
RBW:AD
QVGAR AND MOL4III/3-"In. store Ana Or Sahib/
I + 7 ' auZT .% • . - 3. ervAirr
Tr-AS—Young Blikr4r s ll . ,,r
au27 T 4, 01:. • ST _ •
exs-3® Ens cu .—t
ADDER,—I Clair Ileman, to closeout. .
1110GCKET13--39 do: in !tom and tor ode. by , •_: •
'en2T.:' • : •• . . ; , .. ••A. J. ETUAILT..
LA9S-8030.boxes assorted idles, far salo by
G
/17113NZIEY. ROWS-2500=w just reed and for sole by
•fUlf :mar - • . A, J. STUART.
01:18 FLOUR—TO bble, to otoro and for azde by'
, .
1 ROOIIB-87.daz, to cb?seißgOt•by
(101W.F.E-100 bags pinta .
IL" Alo Legosiymr • Poi Palo by.
TOBAS.X.p . t26 torso for oak to* • • •
o. 6 Smithfield stroOf;
oprovito ?Joooogiliolalicrore. •
• 4130-Partneriblp: •
101TF. have sesoebtel with u s 31.-B. unnre. GUILDS, fi
yy . the IV - holeeale Boot and Shoo B,uninettt. • The style of.
-the firma remains ps heretofore. • - •• ' - • -t:.
an2l:4t* . , . . GUILDS - & CO.
JON. PATTERSONOMW:• '
3IPORTIN AND DEALER -L/Qi/ORC:DriN
a..
TE II 4 No. 33 Nowni BccoND
MOUNT. 'VERNON MOUSE,
SECOND ST., ABOVH.AUCH PHILADELPHIA,
NI. ARNOLD •& S. N. SMITH, Proprietors: '
zip Terms, One Heller per Day. ' tireMly* %
• • F.-08THIE1111, . '
MPORTER AND DEALER IN .O.RA,.VD.INS, CIN
;
I.D7NE3, irC I .B .8017111. PtONT Dream, (corner of WAl
nut.,) PIDELADLLPLEUL • nuZiftsr
J NES Hi FID
•TVEALIR IN WATC111:8, 11.1V1.1,RY, Ella= - WARE
.11 ate., No. 12 Struth Stana strut, PHILADELYIEEi
N. 12.—Watcheg and Jewelty earefully. mallet MI .04.
111r.filiLEBALE and 'Rota' Dealer In INZITTOW-LAPN
•y y WADDING, lainp Wick, 7Yo-Tntp, Girded %Walk.
Twine No: 3S N.:n.o Sebwid street, ? WWII&
nayr . . .
GEORGE & JAMES REINDEERS,
WINE AND LIQUOR SIERCLIANTS, No. 117 Nairn:
Erccern BMUS, PRILADELPHIA, have. (=latently;
on hand, French Brandies. Rolland Uhl; and a general asw,
rortment of FOREIGN WLNF.S. - Alm, all Mods or Arliel 44 .
can Spirits. &a.
•
COM EISSION 31EISCILANTS, and Dealers lu Yarn OILS,
of every do:al:Kinn, CANDLES, WIL3LEBONEi
14 South IVitarrf4, (between Market and Chonutittk.,)
PUILADELPIIIA. gleadr •
LQIEU":IOILLMMEI
CARILIAtiE btAZEIta.,
A 4. . No. 308 Brotanstii.
NNW •
A l r. CI " Carri n" IWO outdo In thb 'City, ander our orn
EMZZI
D W:C:INVIFLD & FOWLER,
SWILT MANINFACTOItY AND: °Mai/all:NIS Otfr-
FrITEW /WORE, N0..202 Etrioulcay, (near Warren
sure* NEW TORN. 43` Stodgy Shirts, ltatomo nog Col
lars, mode. to order, of short ootkv, mid .warrantcd to
mai aus-., Ins sams.---,—amopza - unnor.
.BALL, - BLACK & CO. t . • •
criCC4730123 TO• WARCItfAVD -&. co„y .
nervamis IMPORTERS OF. *VIXEN
AYD PLATED WARE, Diasnonde, -Mitch% Alt ,
dry, eft, (Shin of the Oaten Eagl e) 247 Iltumew.tr, NEW
70121,eputla tomer of .3ltusey; street, opposite .the City
Us% - an27:300,.
STAIINWER t 1421.11LEY,`
(stecr.s.son3 .na 0. cow/ u) : 1 . • -
UrATCIIMAKEILS, JEWELERS, amt 131PORTER3
V Y WATCILD3, N 90 ,North AeCollti. street, corner of
QUIL7I7, PHILADELIaId... )or role. an emortment of Gold
oud Saver Patent Lever, Lopino and Kola Matches, Eine
Gold Jewelry and Silver Ware.
_;*
Itepoiring promptly atten ded to.
Executors Notice.
T EWERS Totansentary ()tithe last will and feetament of
L
BLanlon flare, rei, late of the city of Pittsbarith, deeeavetl.
having been grtustal to Jacob liongt,- all persons Indebtal
to oil.' decedent plosm mate tounallate payinettt. and
all claims against the estate will be presented for settlement.
to JACOB 11013131 t. &v enter,
or ROBERT MlTlttatii,
Attorney at Law, No. 44 Grant
anZ'.6ts•
LWT. on Wear: dish ILe 25th 'tenant, on th e StenDerr
vine Turnpike, between Saw EMI Run as • the Olaes
Road, a small pocket book containing 38),00 meths State'
Dank of Ohio.and Duce 51 Mt, and a promiawny notedrnwn
on Commituand M'Ledn,
of ilinninghons, for 111041.,, TIIO
Owe reward will .be . pakito any person 'caring the wuwe at
James Crawford's, Grocer, Diamond, Pittsburgh, or at 11.
Roberts' Or cry Store, Eon Mitt Run.
0E01:ot fiLADk
num/roar &ADO.,
ArliN7ll/01. BLIND ArLYDONV SHADE 31A?ill-,
V FACIVItEIIB.—No. 4D . N &yard stud. (telorr Arab.:
Veit Ade, PIUTLAIDELVILtd.. lettered Sbode, , , (or Stor:m
sod Irindovre., painted to order. Alm, need blinds, Buff .
bionic*, te.
N. 11.--.Sards Sbutterat and Doors, constantly on band and
!Dodo to ordrz. - • • • ear 27: int
ALLIUONE & JENKS.
10 NOR= ItillADV/Z AND 'AO NORTH \TAM. ST
1171LADEtr71r.i,.
TIFFilt FOR NAIR— ..
1...../ Ilksi ; - - Spliiinit Tiirpen tine ;
. ..
Itnrin; - ' Alebbolt: . •• • _
Iltirnins .. Fluid ; ' ,Illiiii011: . . . •
a ' -
.......*
.. .
,' -,l3perin,Wiiile4Tau - nenoll.
GS
CHADIX4 8,..14'41... '
} ( 2 4 l).st,
- - • ')R lifiiii - & . . 11-1T TER: • •
GENE COMBIISSION :MERCIIANTS,
NAVAL STUR 'EI•AND•TANNE-RS•01-LS.
No. IT North '‘Voarresi • FRIULI:U.4IIX
GONSTANTLY an hand. nt lonest ruario-t prim-
Rankuil; Tanners Oil; Soap itielp;
Straits Oil; Paint Oil; • Sod.' Adi.
Conslsunients of .IVestern Filature solicited.. ,
au'27:.%ns
Nutt 37 AND 39 NOILTD SIN.VND ST
(idiatt• *nazi autart,): - Pil
T"'s popular llama la admirably - Feasted for the toner
nieneeof wrens trarellog either on halm...sop p 105.4.
ure, Waggon.. the New York and Baltimore:landings, a ithin
a abort Alistair* of.the Peat Ogled end Eska:Mgr, where all
the different Idoes Ontulbases start, going to all Porto of
the • J. OTTENlilitlf, Proprietor,
ta2.7:l3ra Late of Maithnore. Md., and eineinuatl. 0.
rtEDIF.AP PROPSRTY SEVMiTII WAItD FOR.
SALE.—Two Lots, each 9 feet In thutt an Overbill st
by 100 deep on a chic alley of 'Xo feet, on ono lot L 4 a good
Brielr noose of two stories with a kitchen and miler, n hall,
two parlors, three chambers tun! garret: Wm.:a large pomil.
In the mar. On the lot adjoining the alley, iy a good Warne.
Ilou.e, a largo yard andzarden, with trew4,-itc: the location
is pleasant... The whole will bo sold undivided. and can be
bought at a letruslit,,as the .nwner has mode arrangements
to go East.. -Unmask, possession given. • • •
S. CyTilliEßT, Uen'l AgtnL
rAI Sod thfleld '
NEW. FALL ANDIMMEEaIOODs. > • •
Murphy, Tiernan at. , Co.,' .
(succusima To attune, Imam & c 0..)
IMPORTERS 6 WHOLESALE DEALER'S •
TOREION AND DOMESTIC DRT. GOODS,
48 Slind atreet, Piad'urgh , JIL L" ,
A RE now receiving from all the Eastern taul. from
J 1 Europe; their first supply of goods for the Fall trade. to..
which they incite the attention of buyers.. On the In of .
September they expect to have their assortment complete,
which will be kept so by constant additions every . . week
throughout the season. They will, es heretofore, Continue
to WI goods as low RR the-lib:tern Jabm for (bah or appro.'
vet paper on the usual ctedltt and they assure" . their old
customers and friends, and all others who designpurehashr
here, that they will not bewndersold in this market.
atr27:3tw
pv:a:4:Ny:%:4
WS= MID MANAGID
Price. of Almission.—Boxfts, 30 cents; Second Tier,
cents; Secured Seats, 40 cents.
CHANCE FOR WIT! .• -
GRAND CONIINDRGIN NIGHT
ON SATURDAY MOUT, August V 3, lI.ERR ALRXAN
DER will present a splendid Gott. Warm; worth Firty
Dollars. to the author of the best Original Conundrum!
The deaden will be made by a committee selected by the
audience; and the Watch may be seen at the window. of
Hood's Jewelry Establishment, on Market, near Third st
te.Ccmutednrms mast be lett et the Mx Oirre before 7
o'clock on Saturday, accompanied by the authors' name;
none to b 3 made public but that of the snoxsafel contributor.
ors- The Biagio Mirror will be exhibited. For pramaame
see small bills.
. _
84TtiRDAY AFTERNOON, for children; schools and fain
altos; a parfarmaaco at 2 o'clock, when children w ill be ad•
volt THE itthutmos • _
6 DE YE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY," is a command
that should be cheerfully obeyed by the children of
men.. Dr. ZAREEITES JUNO CORDIAL, • or Procreative
Msg., proscribed 68 an CSlL`Ctlia IVIIWTOAITO In C 32011 of De
lAity, Impotency, or Bestronnessi and 'all irregularities of
haw°. It Is all that It Fames to be, VIZ: Natore'a Went
Restorative and Remedy, for those in the married etsta with.
out offspring. It Is a certain care ibr Seminal Eminsions,
General Debility, Gleet, Weakness of the Genital
_Organs,
Nervous Affections, Laueorrhcea or Whites. As an Invigo.
rating medicine It is unequalled. Also, a certain remedy
for Incipient Consumption,ion of Muscular
Energy, Physical lassitude Pamela Weakness, Debility, ae.
It Is warranted to phase the AFLT In any of the "above corn
pittintS. and Is of countless value to them without:qv/log.
(Infant) Eztro.Plxut the name of. Comstock & Brother on
the Wavier, and never buy. it unless you find the above
name; ax ithae been eziouirely counkrfeded of /ate. Avoid
'the counterfeit es you would poison. Agency at -
auff7alanrly N0..50 SMITHFIELD U.
. - POETICAL WORILIL .
.RMSII POETS—Select works of tho British Poets; with
B biographical and critical notices by Dr. Alkin, 3 vole 8
The Porte and Poetry of the Ancients, by Wm. Peter, A. 31.,
1 vol 8 vo, cloth, gilt and plain, 111ustrated.
. The Poets and !tatty . of Anterior", 1 vol vo, morocco gat:
Do 'do do 'Europe, by Ilenly:W. LongfeUmv,l.
vol Bfo, sheep and Morocco, gilt and plain.
The Wit and Works of Lord Byron, in"verse and plane,
complete in 1 vol tiro, morocco. .
Do do do do vole 11.1 mo, cloth.
Do do. do • do . 1 vol. sheep, illustrated.
Do do do do :.1 vol, Turkey mos do gilt
3loores,Complete Poetical Work. ~1 vol Bvo, sheep.
Do do* do do 1 vol Bvo, Turk taco gt.
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Do do. do do 1 vol limo, cloth and
Morocco , .
Burns' complete works, with life, by .?,L Cunningham, Lon.
Son edition, Bvo, cloth, illustrated.
Bums' Poetical Works, Lockhart edition, 800, c10th.. . .
do do clo lvol Bvo, sheep and =roam gilt.
dodo do 1 and 2 vols, 12mo, sheep & elo, gt
Wordsworth's Complete Poetical Works, I.vol Bvo, sheep..
do do" do ' 1.401 cloth.
.The Poetical Scotts of coieTtao, • Ske* and. KM'S, In 1
Tel Bvo. sheep. . ,
The Poetlad Works of llowitt, Mimed' and Keats, i vol
... • •
The Poetical Warlai oi - Redgers, Campbell, lifoutgomery,
I.amb and Rlik Whlte,, , tomplete [aired Bro, ahep.
The Poetical Worts Of' James - Menlo:7l.m, 2.. solalan o,
cloth, gilt. •• ' - _ .• • •-L . ••• • - _ -• .
Queptell's Complete Poetla4l wort, I ron2mo, cloth. •
do do • do do - 1 and 2 rots 1..1ea0, meo gilt.
• do do .do do I. • . .. tiro, sheep.
The spore are for sate - at reduced prices by • •
ou2l . • ..• . EAT k CO., BS.,Wood.atrcet.
. • • •
• ja- NEVE& SCI 76-1.11. COLtlt. , •4ll this nit*
tho • •
weal, when ycia can gat +M2 . 14 Clisairltcnniz: ft Is
• a criminal nagleii3r4lici dcpjaate* la; ' namalw
INVAI
w „ ..E,peciite*.faija; t Dlrlated la ibe
advimilmment• er FOilpirt'ligniil, 8 illBaialle
of great colebriti - tlid cur; 'or,Virrouß - Micatid- . and 1311.
healthy cordillera of the human body, arising fkom what'
'tonally terrecxl Impurity of UM blood. It Is reetemacoded
for the cure of Dropay, Gravel, Dopepata, Jatindice, Coo.
tivencso, BbmtUltatill,: - GeotOutti'dhleases of the Thrift,
Liver, end. Kldileys.;;ll44len, 11:,.E8711er, NO. 140,. C 021182
of Wixid sticbt nitalTkifnitlim:fittie &genitor Pittetiurgh.
See advertaetheut
JL':J. grunt
• . • .
_,... . . .
.fir- 'Various theories intro leterrskatteStuil on .41va,te.ttie cut
'gin of ifiteithilil veinns, end sTf the !1. .is still a vexed
one ammig,g4cal tolthOrilles;•;Of -rine' fait; however, till
.
are informed, and- intvldeb a agrve--the fatal nature of
the influence they egert On . children.; .'As this season of the
.Ymir the &Mirka worms am most nutmeat 11.9 well asp
dangerous. We take greet .pletistire.la directing the eaten..
lion of purente to the-Veimtfugeof DrAPLanc. It is,orte Of
the mostextmerdinagymedkinetiacir introduced to the pub.
lie, and has never failed:Lot swims when tried. • - - ' ;
. For side by punt of Um 'Druggists and Merchants, add
from the solo proinietora. •., .... ,-. - - J . . KIDD 6'004 . •
...:au2i;:d&ir .
.1. , * - .. - ~ 00 Wood stxect r;
':', i.J' _ . sTuera- . ..;
ed!isu you, if . you ;:tutye not dtrady done FO, to
go at once once pnd pioeure o bottle of HIER'S ROCK 111.14 ;and
by en doing you &great:deal:of
1.% no telling huw.looo you tanY . Oiedit. Itetuitho fulloitink
- fro Dear za
rmr ..Sir n r ge. l tf, mur .3l. l;t go eied nin
4 5
s ba rE tt e le an ti .; f ia yo t u h r ia -3 . l i l letro 4 f to l lL, c 2 ; re . "
a burn; Which I Toeoirtsl iceidentally; iuxl: in less , time
twenty-four houis it *as meal better; find I em noir able
to walk around 'without the 'ussiStouctrof. a cane.
~.I wan so
badly burned tMit'iriyirientlAhrut to enrrry me home.'
. If you Wok the foregoing statelimit will be of 64 Ti . eje
you, you may make whatever use of it you me proper._, ,
Most rm i rrtfullY.... THOMAS 11. BRA-DM".
vm.
'l5? Ixhod bt the in4nclol Drug Stair.
.
.-
AZ•lir. Gtryzot,Va..lroilqiii , Tock and Stir.;
-itaimr 111 a....F0i1.bc Cele oitiriluie, or as a Spribg purl!
-fier of ttio Mord intim a geniril toutifOitlipstem„ tq ito
• . • ...
The curative poiress of ads fl ; tru ly are trulj wonderful,
and all invalids shonld , make immediate'. trial of the."Yeli
. _
low DoCk and Sarsairarilla.V- Ititannot Warp the incotdell:
• , Tluui . ny from 'mineral .nostrums. to • 'reek hope,life nod
. vigor. front thl,‘ purely vegetable -remedy.:- Therefore, Itow2 L
. ever I,n,krti in health Mid sPiiitv, however loathsome to hini,
Sultana idlionclot n 0 one despair of recovery; let thp pe;',
Dent only understand that hie bone of physical restoration
lles only lu "Guyzoit's Extract of Yellow Dock and &rya.'
patina," end persuade , hini,.forlis sake, to try It, and:
have noh,itation in mating hiespectly restoration to.
.CZ - •• See advertisement.
1. Sheriffal t - r0../t , the Freemen of .41friihnry
.C 1,14174/: I offer myself aa a candidate for the Woe of
tilikRIFF, for the owning term, 11114 without any party
nomination, as au Independent
fully solicit the rates of my follcrit-citherol of all raXtlen+ —
After rviidenti of thirty-thrco'yeers (rave three Mondani
in Pittsburgh; In 'naive Lavine's...N-1 trust my character ts
known to the entire, conununity, a's riot to require ally mat
domement, and. hope I may be doomed tnuarrorthy. Please
giveyour suffrages • to the oldeit (tint •not the - moat fortis
.nate,)".Booksoller in. Western Peonaylvatda, and oblige, Ws ,
ticmen, 3nur obedient servant- •
p. - vowulz.
ATrIIOLIISALLAKOCCIM,- azitlDailers in 'Teas, Coftee
yy jridiso, tef,, IVo. 90 ri99l" dred,' NEW £01216
441.-WestertulksehantrslalOpg New Yort, ere leepect
• fiilly invitel to give a cialL , . . • ei.O.,:ely
ttattir
TE ,Prepriebir of this well known lintel, situated on I
the corner of 13roadway and Walker 'streets, have thor.
oughly renovated end partially re-famished - it,"are now •
.prepared to Otter traveling community aconamodations.
upon the most favorable terms and in the best style..
' Tim Rouse belngeondlactol on the European plan, hostile.
most ch.-rent and spacious Saloon In .the United States, to- '
gmber seatx some thirty private eating rooms attached,
NFL: iv bloats, families, ormartic...l, can be furnished with
meal" nt any hour of the day or evening. - • • .
The I 1. - aue is centrally located, and within tarty yards - of
the New Raven Railroad ..Depote where the porters' of the
Ileum are always. to constant' attendance.'
Pas:engem arriving in New York can immediately walk to
the House, deliver their checks at the oface,. and have their :
baggage confeyed to their Roomy without any. charge what- ,
ever,. (which is no meall Item of expenm In New York.)
The Retiree iSfa.-nished. with' a ..fine.rnalt of Parloll3 02:1
limed:way, Eath items, and all the,:Modern •Imprevements,'
Winch tend to'affont the traveler-pleasirre Sad comfort. It
is the very centre of all the principal. planes of amusement, .
and, in fact, every woy ealculated to please gentlemen trav
eling with their familki • tbr planicire, Or men of busied,'
hat are eti occupied as to be unable to dine at set bonze... .
Needs sent to moms without eatra charge. ,'
IinEJOY (late of licston,) '
.I'ropridcr.
.8011 - O . TYMPERARCE BLIMITET
AT' :11A130'1.1.1.0‘ WALL •
.
0111 Thule:lll'3i' Evening,..
5ept 1 .171;;i.18551,
riIICKETS; mhiiittins sic Laity and G,Mtletniut,sl,oo.
J_ order that all may ts/1.1 ,, y comfort and plena e, only two
hundrsd tirkets will fa. !old. liekits to ho had at George
R. Mi,bitea, Market ttre., , t;
Mreet; Atdirtuan Fourth divot,
and from the }Hunger,.. :recernlls - ..
31.VAGERS: • •
•
Henry - Sehriver, . .
John M: Kirkpatrick,. .
Davit \V.:tinter • ••• •
Illifildebrtml,
John '
JOhn' •
11 - m. Fott- - yth,'
• James E. Morsnge,
John Long.
Samuel A. Long, ,
Thomwt
D. iurrue.
SONS 0171%11.1.PE1tA NOM rittlektSSlON.
ripHUItSDAY; Sept. 24. 1552.-:-.-Divbiuun•in the twa calm!
.11 win a:lce-W.4e nt their reypertive Mills at . 9 oyelorrn. u.
In the country theYwill ;fleet in time to ellOw theni to be
'on the ground I:llninutes tefore ten. • LSO :done from abroad
sill a•wernble 11ALL,Sitth stmt, at the hour
find mentioned; also the G. D. All to he no the tground
atlo presdn•li at, which time the proceia4an
•
ItOUTfr.-:4lie right renting en Liberty turd Fourth street/,
dawn Hay to Poen, where they will countermarch: up Hay
to Fourth; along Fourth'te SmithUeld: down Smithfield to
Third; .itp Third to lime, nlong hoc. to Fonrth: flown Fourth.
to Sinithaelkun.Smitldiehl to Liberty; along Liberty'
'Wayne; 'down 'Coyuo to Petin; along -Penh to !land down
Hand and over bridge to Calor. along Cedar and Lind Cent
;mon to Oldu; down Chin to Volernh Along Federal Intl over
btidgelo St. Clair gtreet: tut St. Clair:to Penn; along Penn
to Irwin; along irwitt . to Mxth; up Sixth -to Stn3d; down
Wood to Filth, nt Un nnic hall.'' : • - • :nuNl .
Cleveland "and Pittsburgh :floillroad,. to
Cleveland." Piire to plevelandl3
TidrLc flaroggh to Buraid, Dunkirk, Maio, Detroit, Chimp,'
.. • . tbittratits, and . ancinnoii, •
MITE new and'fast running stenuter Yoorsr pr . ! Imes
j. Monongahela wharf, that of Market street, •
every morning . . (Sundays excepted). at 8 oelock,'Ls:44.
connecting at it E
with tho xprera tratuti" —
of the Oct...tuna a.el Pittsburgh itailnxid, leaving IYellsvllle
at 12.3 S I'. 3r... and arrliing at Cleveland at 6.41) P.M., and
connecting with: t.trantlitrat fur Toledo, Darolti Chicago, 3111-
=utile, Buffalo, and Dunkirk. • • •
nPa4q.engera leave Pittshurgh lu the morning, and.take tea
ext °vetting tn. Chiefip3.
Parrenser, going to Clot eland via Ohio and Perinayi nude
lialircad, aro put out at Alliance z. the 8.30. A. M. train) at
P
1.. M, and (by the 11 AI M:Vrain :‘t 2:45 P. li,Lintoro they
'Lisa to wait tdi 3 P. lit. for UM 1. 're ..I.s train from Walla
vile, which takee them on. to Ciereimul arriving at "aide
lima aml mute train of 5 4 4. r., a. thoFO irho go by way of
_
Baggage -chocked throne! from Pittsburg,hto Cleveland,
on board tho otcuner Forest City. . •
For Ticketi, apply to . . JOHN A. OAUGHEY, •
Agent C. ..t P. It. It-Co..
" Odle° in 3lonongabela Iloußa, Water street; P.
-It
Snip
from corner of SmlthflelcL ' -
403E111 C. FOSTER
4Z-Ziorz.—fly tbo Ohio and Pentinylvanto Itnilr&ad to A
Ilanoo, and tho Cleveland not /Ittsbargb Itollntad from Al
Hance to Clecelasl,the tom Li $.l. • • - .J7B
• -•- • •
OHIO AND PENNSYLVAIOA.iiiI.ILitidoiD
The 61,ty 'Western Railroad running oulfriin ridsourgar
• . • TRES IT.OX ALL ME DELAYS OP rim ORM DIVEL •
2b CZ land, Cb/unthus, aneinnati t Tdedn; Iktrvit, Chiang°,
Rtremng in , connedion'teith the clew—
Ignattrull'insbltrgle RuilrouVircnn 4Rianceta
lola, :Running Dired front .Pittebusec.to Cfm-" •
hns, Arussalon and Wiadcr, andtkramak in a .;
dagto Alun,field by stages from Merger:
start
FIVEITR.A.D from Pittsburgh m daily, (Sula ex.
iS
ceptel) MAIL TRAIN '• - - •
Leaves Pittsburgh at S Aa. N. Rolm:ism ditto at !Maned
at 'IVA P. as., aml.reach WOoster al4 r. N. Pare to Wooster
$3,75.
For Cleveland leaves Pittsburgh at 11 Puivengere dine
at Alliance at gge P. E., and math Cleveland at 5.40 3t
. P s .,.
beats for the evening bea on Cake Erie. This train stormed
at Rochester,lidghton, EllOll, Columbiniut andSalent,
and at no other station between Pittsburgh and Millrace.
Through from Pittsburgh to Cleveland, 140 miles; in about
rim and a half hours. Yarn $4. _Passengers can take Ude
Train and bo in Dunkirk the next morning, or In Chicago ht
the greening of the next day. • . .
.The Mail train corning eastward, leaves IV - mister' at 020 A..
yy dhiesat Alliance at 1230 P. SC, eouneeta there with the
morning tralawhich lenvea Cleveland at 10 a. 314 and reach-.
es Pittabtirgli at 5" connecting with the evening train
on thel'enrisylvarda Railroad for. Philadelphia and Balt4•
more'at Bs. xi., and also with the Welt Newton Steamboat
f;^ r ,
. r y • 1 v: 7' % -
;: .
Worm i I
NEW YORK.
•
10...400 . BROADIV4r, NEW' YORK.
Win;
Jobh Mellon. . •
Robert. W. Parke. ' •
inn= • 11ullz,.
John lloyd.
It. C. 1.3t0ckt0:41.,
John Jr Ilitebel,
Wen. 11. 31*Clure,
J. 31. Kinkead.
Pranebi ThutxWiy
Win. H. Cloley,
Andean' Miller,
Coarge n, bite;
Lp;ooo:44:9fAec•giv,cl64
EW dItnA NQBJ .ENT.:
Commencing ' Augtuit:
fticininglinves Albano° at 8.30 IdE, avid itsehesilittamrgh
at 18at night. • By. thls'itain fi.sengers come from Cloche
natl to Pittsbumh. in one day ofinav than lg flours. inftend
of zerend dayshystesmbords Op the Ohio river. -Fare fawn
ginrinentt to .Plltsburgh $lO. Pamengenv leaving Cinsit
nail a 0.15 a. tr, and Cleveland GAO P. n., ma) Plastairgh
Stne o nnia run In connection ;tab the rani hon. Encei
. to
New tie, Molter. and'Erie, from Saksa, on the Phak mad .
to Women, and Wooster to Mansfield.
.
• • •
at
ICEIGILT •TELMN.
/CST,* Pittsburgh at A. 3.1%. and freight is ntrrlal through
la a tiny to Cleveland.and to Wooster. • ' * *
-te..The New Drir,hton Accomnlodotian train !cares Pitta;
burgh at 10 A. 11., and 11..73 1.31., gala. Voir Blight:ea at 7 A.
M.. and 1 P. 3L, stopplngat Intermediate Anions.
Excursion Tickets. good for two days, are sold between
Pittsburgh, RA:cheater and New 11r.1,7,ht05t... • , •• •
Quarterly tickets are sold at low rates andtickets by the
package to some of the stations. • _ •
rnceurrien pitrilel ore aeioin iodatedt,nt reasonable rates,
Ilse trains carnet run on Sunday..
ihnidbu.ssesyunin eunneetiaa wtett the
. *loop) packootp
the Atotbm on Federal street" - ' •
For-t c k e ti,Apply at the Federal. street station of ills 0240
and
pew:in-triads, liallr?0, - PABHIII,.
icket Agent..
. . .
• • . to .1.11E2Bli18,14;
. • ..• •TAlonoagabcla Housei . Pit . tabgegb. -
IhttgbarghAusult 20; 1852. • .
Malin
(1011111LsioN =MUM, tbr the sale of Welk Pita
VISIONB;4e., • No. -NOM Marne, PAILADYL
MIA. sir Atm Zonal Use Boehm Packets-. sa2lky*
.110Z 4 / 1 15 C. Garrett .e. . •
I:PORTERS of Moo WATCELES and VANE,
and Manufacturer* of SILVER WARE irrei JEWELRY,
1 2 CHEST= ST.; PIIILADELPIIIA. are geMed to
eell at Gm my lowest prices ,ut -101 a *o o 4s .
rims a. MASON RM. J. Ca=
JAMBS 8. MABOH . C 0.,.
HAVE removed to their NEW GRANITE lIDTLDLIG,
Awn( drret, (ales° Arch strept,) PUILA
DBLPlll4,,wbere they manuaseturo
Nasonnreelebrat ed Challenge Bteektu% i
ALSO—A beautiful BLACK WRITING INN, ELME OK,
&a, ffir All . their nnauteetune•enreeted =MI"
7.
roam _
zut :: thrner J . am ,re ass acom - Barbalr .itmi l exia
IvnOLEBALE 701D.RETATL . CIA3CE NSTexuaEIMENT,
~PHILADELP •
IirKERF-maY be found' one of the Urgent and beat ear
norm/ante of Clocks end Time Pleas in the United
State% in quantities to -milt kurcluisma, of froni a single
Clock to . o ne thousand Cloaca; exo erery Mariety of
style and manufacture; suitable, for Metre Has, Omni.
nog licitisee,-• Parlors. Martinis' 'Apartments and Slteheme,
Mainland Canal Boots and Railroad , •
Also, general sale Agent Sri Rapp's lately Wanted &ten.
tine Nkhe Gold Pen,Wholasala mut Retail; Gold and Silver
Pen Helde 7 Sand Penelb4 . a. variety of Fancy Goods.
Those wishing to purthass Will Bed tE to their interest to
befordieurcluuting elsawbero . JAMES RARBER,
•au254 00 -• 9. E. corner l haatnut and Semi sta. Phila.
aunty nowt ....... . . . sunk.
• - • 7', ...11L:do J. Dr.
BROOM, AtIIV.IVOQUEN ..WARiBToRE..
wo. ill Nrth Sinpny 27100i' Doors. Mow .Rate.
• - Philadelphia. •
ik TANUFACTURBRB and Wboltnalo 'Dealers in all vlut.*
of BrOoms, Brzedurn Buikets,Ootar Ware, Willow and -
French Basked), Shoe and. Wan. Brushors.:Bandni, Dusters,
Slats,. Blacking; Eastern-made' IVooden. 'Ware of orrery dr•
scriptkoz; de., at tho lowest market trim. • In .ntore and for
sale, 0.(00 doz. Fancy Corn Brooms, • • _
CO() dor.. Painted Buckets, assorted colora,y .
MO dos Collar Churns, • • • . •
. 444000 nests
s nesta W Slirl h ow Tu .Bask ba; ets, — •• • ••
•• • ' • 200 dor: Wall'and &robbing BzUs err.' •
"11. 'Be-Orden promptly . fillid and goods tacked to ttai best
manner for tranaportation, • - au2s:2in
PHILADELPHIA .CAR.PET HALL
VIIANUFACTIIIILNG ABBl.VlATlO3 l , —CLirpeting and Oil
111 Clothsl—An immense stock for the Trade and Boom
keeperre, manufactured and imported by, J. Sidney Jones, at
-the same old smcessful place of tooth:ten, where for nearly
half n century, himself and father hove traded with the
public, at the most reduced prices,. for Cull or city nant.
, • -Three hundred • hand' and power borne 'are nosi
by the Carpet liell:Aesocistlon, of Working Women and
Men.- Fifty of their sample 100 tan caw be inspected at COI
PET BALE; 18 and PA-North a2C01311 Moser, Ural door below
Christ Church, where npwards'-of 6000 plocca of 'Velvet,
Brussels, • Tapestry,Tentdafi, and Ingrain ram also be ex
different'Agericieft in Boston and lOW l'ork'exchinge
for all -the various-fabrics made in the Unirid , -"Blates,
abling - na to guarantoWthe lowest prices for-what-we do not
BRITAIMLS: WARE - MA.NIINACTITIMBL
rpFIE subscribers haring just entered tab the a h orrbtni•
Dees, In all Its branches, fake this mode of qaillot the
attention of Country Aterthantwand 'others, to 'theft yew
style and pattern--also, the quality of material-,avare
getter ouraolresnot to be beat Lu worlansuship or material.
The following, in part, consists of Out aralortrotaltl— li e d
Lamps . and Lanni Screws; Ladles t. Castor' ;
Rum; Tumblers; Pitchers, with llds; ,Colloe Pont end Tea
Pots; Slop Bowls; Sugar • Bowls ; Cretan Cups; -Beer Mean
urea; Coffee hoppers; Onalictitiets; Spoons, of all sizes.
We will be happy to receive orders far sample:sty mail, at
out places of buftesa. No. 109 LUCE 'ET„ or QUABILY
ST, above Second, PILIGADELPhI.k.,
. . .
N. - 11.--Tbe subscriber statontinues to manufacture Care
die N0n.1.4 Syringe., Suiveleal.lustruunixita,- de., at his old
place. of blueness, No. 108 RACE. ST.; Philadelphia, to
which I would call the No.,
ithottbiu of Castile Mannfac.
turers. - JOHN CALVINiLNY.
41 NORTH • WIZARVES, • "
• PaCIADELPICIA.
v:c• t(
Fire_ClAO Hotel..drOrzoillg.sl,so - Per Day.
'froligsnisicriber..having lataly beacons proprietor of the
SRANKLII3 110IIHR, Chestnut -.treat, - 'between Third .
cal Foirrth, PIITLADELITM, and hating reduced the
price of-beam to $1,50 per day; gives =deo that, notwith-:
standing this reduction, be will still continue to keep a Etat'
dare
:11onsoluts just nudorgoneextended
tiara, and is now fitted up oralrefurntsbcd to superior style,
Ice the reception of 'cisitora' - Therkuser
enpial by stores, is now included in thd ftmanog a.
spacious Reception Room, Oentlarten's Parlor, end Dining
Room, thereby allowing atleildltlon of thirty c hambers and .
several beautiful parlors, fronting on Chestnut Axed. The
Rooms of this Hotel are superior to most others, being con , .
strutted with alcove,, forming relax and bed chamber at-.
melted, well-lighted and ventilated- The location is unsur
possed,either for business. or pleasure. '• • •
IFOOLNIA-N, ProMietor,
BRITANNIA WARE. •
Hall & Botasaan, •
ItrANITFACTUBErts and Wholesale Dealers, 93*and 9 . 5
Arch street,-Phlladelldda-4Are constantly prepare to
supply, of the best cknallty, to any extent, the tolowing. ar,
tielea,And every vanetrut ware manufactured from Briton
nia fetal.
' Tea Sets.-
Coffee Pots,
• - Tes - Pobk -
Cream Cope,
Sugar Bowls,
Slop !.krals, - .
Cup,
. .
Pitchers, .
. Beer ?dugs, '
Mint Julep Cups,
Platesand thisins,
an2reGm*'
=2!!!!!
EAGL 00
Nei. 139 . North * Third street, bdtedatßaer . and fine, •
ALLMOND g STE3I,./leMetatrata.
mums, e l ,OO per day, —Tbesitibecribers lave the . plea-
I. sure of informing their friend, and thepubllc generally
'that they have taken tho above named wellknown and (dee
serveclly) popular House, which they have fitted up with em
tirely New Yurnituro an d Balding. of a euperier
The House bee also been innovated and improved, to a maxi.
nor 'width will compare favorably. with the tasteless lintels -
Ita'the eity, and cannot hit to giveCratisfeetlon to those who
The Table will always be supplied with the etiolimt and
most whole:eine ProvisiOne the market Words; and the bar
with the purri.t and best Llquors.' . • -
• Nothing (In 'Mort) shall hi left undone tiireake thoQuesta
comfortable. rind the Proprletan tiatteethrmeelim, thet by
• strict attemloulo baldness,. they. ;wilt-merit and receive-,
liberal ;thereof public encoaripment:-. am25:30
GEOROS rIEKECEL ...
61 tT" C A IN Eir-M.AIIE HOUSE,
1 173 CHESTNUT Sr.; OPlx.riie isuleeendeoei HAY.
*. • • • •• Phllaaelplita..
•Frinirruizi, EvEar , STYLLI
Comprising Loula - XIY, Louis XY . ,llairabeihan and Antique,
• . With Sculpture IThu•ving aid Modern Style,
•
In It.sespocd, Walnut, Mahogany, ..dinsiood and lisplc,
“- • . ,•• .All of Superior Conatnictlon, •
And Onishertin the best style,: equal to, If not excelling in
. quality, the Chxxbi of any Establisiunent
Ti j SIPLOVINO nono but est:winced. worinnen,"(appren
'iLla tices being positirdy excluded,) and using thol,ftt ma
terlais, the work cannot ildl to give satisfaction to parch*.
sem. • Amongst the many advantages °lined to:P=lltisers,
istha Facility.of.Fundshing •a either in Elegant or
Plalu style, completely Cram one establishment; by-which
means ell the articles in each room correspond Inittyle and
quality, and the Immense Stock always on hand, being's°
various In design, enables purchasers to plena. their taste In
it selection, without the delay neocesacity tensed in ordering
• To giro an Idea of tho dabbed Sornittrre on band, I need
only inform yoti tbat my• Rooms aze 175 Vet long, by 27
feet wide, 4-ooons In number with Shope contipone,
Clifilt to employ - TOO itinah, which Is a gnarantos that the.
work is all done under my own htintediate huipectlati.
..112C. The Aching ti all done In the 'Btore, and Formitaire
warranted to miry zafaly any . distance. Mallen to Phile.
delphla are respectfully Invited as purtinuers or otherwise,
to can and ezzonine the Goothi.: •-• • • ,atar%ly
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PRATT tit 1113.A.'PH
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• : (adcoAddOltp TO DICK/lair cf. ' c 0 . ,)
No 80 'Minket Street, . phis%
" tatecartrna Ann aolunza: *- •
.WATOBES,-JEWELR.Y, FANCY GOODS,
O"MM. TO'THE TRADE AZ ERE LOWEST lIAESEE
RATEL—Goldl..llgliah Iltu;iting Watches, &key soodboxa
and low 'priced; . _ •
Gold EnglUdi open faro do; frac, modlim and 101, pikid ;A
via' nOlang -.
- .do , do; • •
" _open - face '4O 'do .. 46 :dap
ffilear rag;Balk Hunting dO do '• •ho , do;
:" • openfun do do
.:'do. . do;
" Biles - .llauthic do. - do
pon do;
' oDsee do ,do . do : do; . .: • .
." •do :. . • ".
; •
•' " a ilatitloi
:.Gold Eophalx and Swim Chronotnetcri.•
-The above include the 'celebrate:l makes, of Schwan, 2,
.Chnfeh atreot, Tobias, oa6per . ; RobHaeoa t Purr% Peytiety to.
ae, $ l Ol "ore ItopOrtal litseet flow the mancifeetarnw, throe
attangeinenb made on .the .apot by one of oar dna. We
also offers largo naeortrnent of .fcw oby, Giuml Chains, Eye .
, • Bram Mattel Cocks; .
Marble ' "-' - ".
" Erunto. " .*Ornamentl;
Many Table Hells;' •
°pont dissent Yana, ac., Le,
Japanned Walter, of every style; •
, Silter Plated do; • : •
Silver. do •
Oezman Sheer. Ware
Plated . .do;
• Pine Table, and Pocket Cutlery; • . •
to prdl eyesylaaiefy of Watch matorLils.
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PItATT,A REAM.
80 Market at;
-au2fcba?
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ffilatinATElMS;a2oo iddar,:to aru t i %
-.satortor:., • • auSl2Ol
111.1iRDLAUIE TO:. ECIXPri ntibru:lug• a Wary °rex
'A..planstions on AOoloonanons ntnennuto nt
the andlnititutintus of the people, - w1 of
tboVionont conditbniot therontignithni and ruins, with nu-
AVM= engesivinga, by. iT.N: C.: eolith, In 1 vol. ,mock art.
1 6 161 :1“ ' • lan7E) • .811 V rt. fzu, n 5 Woad sated.
liding
Mtn, •WeLls-vitilte,,Oltalew
"LIMY Mulidukl47s‘, In the town at Wellsvilla thinse-
E Unto Co, 0 will be Pahl at.anetion, naitieuene, on
!YennesdaT. the Unit day of 'September nest;et delocit P.
mega lots are destrahry tdtuated Cro burinefe purl:recs.
Wellsville Si itiyerably located forinutlarfek tying the to
mlnne of the ridlenut from Caseload to the Ohio riser. It
is avid, 50 toilet below*Vittebtugh. at 4 ,40 kboxv Wheeling.
isrum loth titian there le nreguler flavor Weaves now run
nlng. :It tuteillresuly pop:tattoo of nearly 200 inhabitant'.
Sione the completim•of thePlastrurcb sad (Imbed sell.
1004 weus T in e i w t w o * I , point of great Commercial
Portalice and of an extetuttre interior titmle. Any Intbrink
lkol &ion on the minim, by .YABIES WWI'S,
or 1:1111All JIPPIAXIATE.
snailiddlter WM. 3. HILL a CO., IlttittuFgh,
, - ;:, ,. ..i . :' , i';1' ,, :,,1,''4 - '7z , .
.. ;T ts3.~L. .
Tablet Spoona, - •
sB=o
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Decanter Strippers,
- $57tlP
Chair
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cannlon senior seta, &v.
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