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Harper & Phillips, Editors & Proprietors.
PITTSBURGH:
THURSDAY MORNING::::::::::NOVEMBEB %
«lunn ftsac*,., '■ 1 . • " •
XS" MeHKw. S. M- PrirwGiLL & Ca, who arc prompt, hon
t-taud wntiomonly-in-thetr hurincfei transaction*. are the
jranthorlzed agents In the cMes tiT New York and Boston
for.the AfomwjjJfiut. They arc nuthonxed to rcccWo Ad
vertisement* and Subscriptions £>rna at our usual rates.:
; aWU J&fielptAMfltegardod a* payments. Their offices are at
MjW YORK, 122 Nos au street.
3 BOSTON, 10 State street
?C* V JOB t&crtnto -O
JobTw#*<i* ihtSfW tffO* PBIKTWU OP Alt KCtM *»U«
pgy tafotoAiagu «tfea»lt« Job QOh
? iSIiKCTIPJSTSEWS 1
--' " Au extw containing late ccws, wiU be "Ssaued
from the «SSc4 of the. Post flfclcvcn'o'ctodk this
'tno»alng;,\ , . .1 -- V .• ' 5
‘.. ITS* FOR SATiT »IVJERtJ
- -The Dcwjmd.spljctKM light draught Steamer
“DEMOCRATIC WHIG n
'Theabove named craft trill startta-morrow
'r. morning,fordho headwaters of Spit Kiver. ;■ Hie
;.’-hti3T.nudcabin of saidboatis and
,-«eheß .beck ..built, with n special reference to the
„ , .present-trip;, and as it was anticipated that',there
‘ \ would be a large number of passengers oh the
- trip, sho’has been bnili large anf commodious.
-’ The, mhebinery has’been transferred from the
. 7 . “Taylor Republicanand IB the same that
’ ’propelled that craft with each unprecedented
rbgedd toibu city of Washington in 18d8. -. She
■ •“•*; 'twill-be commanded by that old and experienced
. ~. -ii' :;■,> ."officer,: Captain Scott, who never lost o trip, nor
X y iever'/am/rd before the “rich Irish brogue," or.
the .“sweet Herman aoeent.’’ .The Mate, for the
"present trip, is W. A. Graham, "well known to
,'bhe country aa the,, inventor of the celebrated
• broadend os the man who spoke and
■ * taritT.of ’l”.” .The popular
- • '•'Steersman, W. 11. Sowurd. iB engaged as Pilot
•'ifWetlW'WpV'BSilsted -by the ever faithful James
■ ' C.'Jones, of Tennessee, known to be so devoted
■ -to party tbatbe is “no raan'u.man; but n Wmo
man,” . The Chief Engineer is the inimitable
, --Horace Greeley, well known to: the public as. As
. -liTstant Engineer on bosrd the “Focrierist,” tho
j “Spiritual Rapper, ’’ and various other craft that
v. have been plying in the dominions of Old Uncle
. Sam.for.several years past; and he will boas
■ eisted by Mej. Leslie Combs and Johnston;'who i
• have attained some little •notoriety reoently, as
"BSffistant managers of. the : Gas Works nsod in
... .generating gss for lighting np the, camp'of a!
“ army of office holders and office seekers,
j. "Who-have been invading tho country .tinder the I
- head- of the man who "never lost a battle.”—
• XTha dalles of Steward will be attended to by Mr.
’" Crawford; assisted by the GalphinsnndGard
nera/well known for their assiduous labors for
many years past,in endeavoring to relieye..Uncle \
Stub’s treasury of any surplns funds with which
' f it may have been burdened; •’ and as they have
. 'received heavy wagea in advance, it is confident
' ly expected that they will be untiring in their
> 'efforts to render the pSssengera as comfortable
ibs,ms .possible on tbo trip. To crown the whole,
- ;:tbo “vota-yourself-a-form glee club” have been
‘’ J Uugagedffbr.tha,tt3p,whb Vrlifenllven -the scene
• »shg' , on f " and yari-
other botgs-:'Uppropriatddo''-13ie occasion.—
Whhoo atiraetirr dycrew.itta confidently ex
• thai wiitbV d perfect crowd of pas-
" „
,'i. :,Hor passage apply’oit”board, or tunny member
••' oftjie famous biock committee. ..-• C.
o L OttOAXS OF THE BRITOXB ! ;
,“/“v MOTOHB!
'.; r -•/ "• ■ 1
’ ' ia&]M.E teems man the Daanja!;
Oat Democratic friends will uo doubt bo
anxious to see what the Whig papers of this city
'say ■*“ relation to the overwhelming defeat that
baa, just.overtaken them. Without a word of
-comment we copy their heart-reading groans.
• , -il'rbra the Pittstjoigh Gjiette.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Below we give all returns received up to
the time of going to press, i •
’Allegheny couatyhaa done pretty Well, but
»iot*s?i-.wella3 we expected. Considering the
general jltfestion we cannot complain; Gen»
eralSebtt’s ; Will bo aboutSj&Op.as
■feraawe can judge from the returns received.
- When we loak abroad we meet with nothing
but- disasters. Peunsylrania,'Uew ‘ YC& au<|
Ohio, the three great , central States, have'gone
by the board, Massaohusets, that old Gibraltar
of Whiggerjr, shows signs of surrendering: Con
neetiout aud'Maine vote for Loocfoooism; and
even Vermont, if .we credit the telegraph, has
feltered, and possibly ’fallen. Little Delaware
follows the example of her powerful sister, and
Maryland has arranged herself alongside of the
Old Dominion, and has gone for Pierce and King
and Virginia abstractions. The only ebeering
-mews - is from’ Tennessee, where the furore for
Piarce and British polioy has not reached.—
Scott may curry Tennessee,—a result us honor-;
able to Soottas tb,"the State.- ’She has ‘evmhedi
hbrapprVclbtibn of true greatoCßs amidst the
ueneral and shameful ingratitude.,.. •■. -
- -The.vesuU' CL the wholeia, v that Pierce and
iKiogsfe-electedby an overwhelming majority,—
protection: to American manufactures and im
provement of rivers and harbors,: have" been re
pudiated, and the FiUlbuster- Manifest Destiny
feeling ipf tholcountry has been approved. For
the country we mourn. With Gen. Scott -we
sympathize, but hißtory will dohim that justice
which his fellow citizens, on whom ho has shed
so much glory, bave denied'him. j ThePresiden
cy-‘-could not honor litm, hut he could have
himpred the office. Thasvening Of hiadays will
he spent -in - more peace than if ho had been
clectod to the perilous eminence which has fallen
to'the lot of his less deserving' competitor.
We have given the telegraphio despatches, ns
they have reached ns—full of confusion and
repititions. Enough can be learCed from them,
however, to arrive at the result we have stated
above. '"
■V'u Wo writs' with some pleasant Democratic
! frlBndsiaronnd‘;oe,Who w appear to be delighted
With the result Of yesterday’s votiog. They be
lievePiSESE is eleoted President of the Dotted
State3,and, Respite OUT proellVUy to oontradict
every demooratio postulate, just now
accuse them of falsehood. Infect, if we bor-,
row front Baboh HuiißOixiT’a elegant phrase, it
lochs so to a man cp a tree.. I’lEßcn -.ti elected.
He lias neatly, said that the '‘hour of viotory is
the hour of magnanimity,’’and we so all look
with’some interest for the development of this
democratic.magnanimity. : We.longsince learn
edhow to bear defeat, but the utterness of this
defeat ’surpluses all experience.. • We, have been
mietafceu-aud misled on every hand, and eoejry
wTitre, So far sb' we can yet see we have been
beaten. - - - '
We shall have about 2,400 to 2,600 majority
in Allegheny,, and shall be boateu in the.State
-16.U00-.
We havo ioat New York, Ohio, Maryland and;
ConnOoticut, thatwc .thought we shoald.oorry.
We-’have carried no State that wo feared we
might lose. 'But farther than this we recoil from
details. Dot our friends rest assured we are
beaten, all .to pieces.
Qdr'Telegraphic column will present oil the
accounts that have rcachod us.
To morrow perhaps we sball be in condition to
edit-a paper,-bnt-with crowing Democrats all
around ns, und one Insnpportahly ;■ saucy one at
our elbow, what Whig Editor conld write. ,
Thc PrncttM In Snlti hefore Andlpiri.
' WeJhava'procured ;a ■ very full abstract of all
thepdlhte lately decided by the Supreme. Court
in the ease of Hennas' Appeal. We expeot to
publish it to-morrow. It will bo found-very im
portant as a guide to all persona acting os audi
tors or masters by appointment of the Courts,
ind’-to oOmmenoe trying causes,before .them, and'
on ibis actsouat it will, we are confident, be very
•oesptable to the whole profession.
Bfjari&panater says,” Sypame is, Somerset,
lam’’? mile^ B bachelor. I cannot marry 5
fotho»boidd I hops to prevail oa.anyyonng
lady'jmsseaaerf of tite'sUghUßt notion of delicacy
toivnr&'SMti* 111 ’’/' -
a&Vr 'rr,Sr~.-
From the Qicnmcrdal Journal,
THE BESULT.
" WHIG FRAtFDDJSCOVERED. ,
. Yesterday, a most villainoosfraud was, dto
coyercdby ourheighboiyJ.G. JtACKorss.of the
Courier. While at the potlyb the Third Ward,.
Pittsburgh, a German called hlutnslde to make
hits some disclosures.- Both went to the Tobaa
. co’etore of Mr. Kims, where the; German pro*
s da4e<r'K certificate of naturalixatiai signed G
W. Kays, Prothonotary, aid which said German
with, five others from audnesr ’WefitNedton, re
eeived'last Monday,. In the- offioe of Lawyer
MAUSHAUi£yon Fifth street. None of the Ger
mans had a legal right to vote, as they, were on*
ly 4to 4} years In. the United States, or had
token .-their.first naturalization «papersvon:two<
years. They were first taken to Jobwllahptos, •
-fieqi’s oificeoa Fourth street, where they receiv
ed a slip of: paper directed to the Prothonotary,
with-nothing on itbut Vallrightl’-At thePro
thonotaryjs they,wrerjitaken in the Court
Rooci, .but_ttot sworn nor-voucher produced, end
then they had.to go~to Marshall’s offioe on Fifth
street, where they received the naturalisation
paper with a ta* receipt and the advise to de
stroy the papers after they had given theirvotes.
Both papers were ‘given free, and one of the
Germans Tepoived-froni;- Jobs-Hampton, Esq-,,
one dollar to treat his friend* and bring as many
to the polls as possible. The naturalisation pa
per of one’of them is in the hands of Mr. Bacu
.. bins. ■ .* ■■■ : .
thevery latest hews.
Wo received the following despatch at a late
hour last; night, • and' "stop the press,” (as; they
say out wcst)‘to lay it before our readers; ’
Messns. Habpeb& Pnitiips:—Latest news
from City of Washington is, that Scott to going
west to select a alto for another hospital at the
head waters of Salt Biver. .- .
BETTER TUAN-TWO TO OSEI
. A-number of-persons; have made beta that
Pierce would get twice as many eleotoral votes
as Scott. All such bets ore perfectly safe, for
Pierce, at present, has seventeen linet morccUc
toraljoota than-Scott. . The States to hear from
will not change Pierce's odds, but rather increase
them. ’ '■
W B3TMOBELAHD. —A dispatcb.from a friend In
forma ’na' that the majority in Westmoreland mil
io over 2300. Well done for the’ *‘3tar of the
West.’'
Louisville —The contributions to the Wash
ington monument at the recent elections in
LouisviHe were $BO5 82.;
What Leslie Combs wrote Home!
We find in the Louisville Courier, (whig,) the.
following letter, written by Gen, Leslie Combs
from this city, to his whig frienda inKentneky.
It shows what the wbigs of Allegheny county
expected to do on Tuesday. In 1844 Combs pro
mised to climb a greased pole, 200 feat high, feet
foremost, if Mr. Clat was not elected. Wonder
what he will do now!
PirrsßCEOu, Oot. 25, 1852.
Mt Dear Sie :—The recent State election has
only served to wake up the Whigs of Pennsylva
nia, they confidently rely on carrying the State.
This county is now firmly united and fully arous
edi'it. wlll give 3,500 majority—some say over
4000. Philadolphia,Harrisburg,and all the in
tervening counties have been heard from, and
will increase their majority. The Loeos say that
the Whigs aro-like Gen. Taylor's volunteers—
‘‘dont denote when- Out) are whipped.” And the
Whigs reply "they intend'to show them another
Buena Viila next week. I shall make four more
speeches In Pennsylvania—one at Wheeling, and
come on through Ohio borne to the election.
Yours, truly, . • LESLIE COMBS.
... P. B.—l addressed animmenaccrowdhere on
Saturday night .
LEZZER PROM BARNEY WILLIAMS.
' BnOAhWAV Theatre, 1
New York, Oct. 21, 1852. /
. Gentlemen;—Viben Twaa last? In Pittsburgh
yonrcitnens, with that liberality which is char
acteristic of them, gave me a complimentary ben
efit, and it wns accompanied by the expression
Of sentiments and opinions so flattering to my
pride and so accelerating to my ambition, that I
should be unmindful of the duty I owe my frienda
if I did not refer to it with every corresponding
emotion of gratitude.
At that time I confidently anticipated on early
departure for England, to try my fortune with
thoseof Mrs, Williams in the theatres of London.
In the mean time,a calamity has befallen me, viu
the dcathofmy father, which renders it Impos
sible for me to leave the United States' for the
present Having accepted an engagement at the
hands of Messrs. Ludlow and Smith, of the St
Chnries theatre, New Orleans, I shall take Pitts
burgh in my route, and have accepted a brief
engagement, proffered by your theatre manager,
Joseph Foster. I shall be with yon on the night
of the fonrth of November, and cannot but hope
that we shall reoeive from your good people those'
mingled evidences of kindness and cordial sup
port they have so often extended to ns.
Proffering to the ladles and gentlemen of PHta
bnrgb, through you, the profound regards of
Mrs. Williams and myself, I beg you to accept
my assurance of great respect, whilst I remain
Your friend and servant
BARNEY WILLIAMS.
'For the Morning Poet
THE GLCTTON.
A gentleman once bad a stnpid serving boy,
who was a most notorious glutton. In vain were
i many severe whippings administered with threats
|of greater punishment; hej.wonld steal the
:most costly dainties thatthe gentleman had re
served for particular paTposcs,woald staff him
self, while waiting at the table, at the pantry,—
janywhere; ; tbat he coaid seize.nn opportunity.
I One day the gentleman wished to prepare, a
Witable dinner for htsgnesta,-. and bought some
edible birds’ nests as the most valuable rarity he
could Gnd. As he know nothing could esoape :
the watchful bye of the boy,, he informed him it
Was poison—the lesst bit would kill him. This
caused the boy to look shyly on tho'little >che*l
containing them, so that the- gentleman .was ini
hopes of preserving them. The day arrived;
the guests were seated; the little glutton was
I at his post, diligently serving champagne, when
he had oooasion to go into the cellar for more
wino. He turned the spigot to 'fill ,Sia vessel,
when he was suddenly called; in his hurry and
confasion, ho forgot to close die spigot, nnd. ln
a few minutes, the whole door was overdowed
with wine, He came book, and seeing the ca
tastrophe, stood aghast. “Oh! miserable
wretch," Orolaimed he, “yon will always be
miserable—see what yon have done.”
! And having a.dim recollection 1 that his past
'offences would not tend to alleviate the matter,
he sat down on the corner of a cask in silent dee- -
pair, with bis arms folded resignedly over his
breast At last he exclaimed, «T will live no
longer, fof I'm whipped to death, and now I'll be:
roasted alive. Yes, Til live no longer. Meat
time poison." Accordingly he went to the oheßt
and took one of the birds’ nests, returning to his
former position; of coarse.lt had no effect, and
he waited long and paticntiy for death. Says
he, “ I must be hard to kill. I’ll take another,”
add so on a third,' and a fourth,' till only a 1 few
remained. Londoolls on him nbw camgfrOm
above, but he did-not answer. Thcangry mas
ter cams down, opened the door, bellowed out—
«!BThy don’t yon come, you rascal ; I’ll*'—Ws
■eyes fell, on the. spilled wine; sputtering with
rage, he called; “ What’s thisT” and seized the
1 boy by the arm. “Don’t, dear, master, let me
die; I’m gone to diein peace." “Yes, yes,yoii
shall.be flayed within an inch ofiyour life,” re
plied thd master, 'dragging him forward. « No,
no/’ quoth the boy, “ but'l am gone to die, any
how.” ' “ Going to" die—what do yon mean, sir
rah t Speak;’’ Then the boy> casting his eyes
devoutly upwards, said 1 ‘ lhaoe eaten tome of the
poison." Here the gentleman relinquished .the.
boy’s atm, and shaking with laughter, rtm to
communicate the story to his guests, who pro-
apardoa for the hero pf ft.
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ALLEGHENY COTOTY
! las gone for Scott by a majority
of 2,156, being a
Democratic Gain of 1,365
OVEB QEN; iATtOß’g’VoiE.
Mi ■ i
• ■ ' ... ii*i . i'ik
BeloTfjwHljbe found the resaltin this Conner,
as far eswtaohld.{earn. *. Then tgnjr; be errors,
bat on the whole; the table wilt be found as cor
rect oa'the haste in which it was gotten up, and
the flying-rumors would allow.
Tbe rote in the county stands as follows:
■n Scott...;. ™9,860- -
Pierce ....7,204
Scott’s majority.,. ....2,166 .■ ,
This shows a whig loss from Taylor’s majority
of 1,865. In tho democratic rote there bos been
an increase—Pierce polled 618 rotes more than
Cass did in. Soott loses 762 rotes, from
Taylor’s rote, the same year.
The following table shows the rote this year,
with that of 1848:
1859.
£-
u
' t*
PirstwanL..~....
,Becoud:VftnL.;;..;
Third ward.........
Fifth ward.........
:'oxth van L...;.,
’SeT«nthward~..
Kightbimd..'.;..
Klntb ward.;..i~
f Firrt -ward..*,*.;
.ss Second ward..;..
% Third
.* {.Fourth ward.....
.3.
I.
C
f
Birmingham..- —.
LftwrencerUla.--— .
KlixAl>eth,.
Manfchoster...^..,.^..^
goulnPittaburgh...-.
McKeesport.-,
Wes: Elttsbcth—~
Duqiiesna*..
East Birmingham*."*.
Tartnunn*..——i—
Pitt tp..-
Pecblaa,——
Miffllav.... ...
/Wilkins-™... —.
Pinnate.:........—:.v—;
Versailles—.;—.
Jef&rKra.- —...
EUiftbeth
Upper Bt. Clair.-.......
Jjower SU Clair.—.
Baldwin ......... .
ReHmon
North Payette.
South rajette... —.,
PintUoj
Moon-.-..-.,.
Ohio *
Franklin —....
Boserro—
Roa*,—..—...
Pino—
W«t Itecr.—;
BaatDear-.— .—-
Indian a-..—..-—.
BhiUcr.— .
Snowden.....—
OoUins* ——
Pena*———
Patton*—
MCandlwi*—.......
XJhafUcw*-..-
105 2 00;
W C? 22 00
2»l at* - »<#;
72M93<30 l OOOO;OOoi
Those districts marked with a ei
the time of bolding the last Pzesid
In the list of candidates Demoa
Whigs thos f,* Freefiolter* ttmsjt
TUod* marked vHh a star are th
THE RESULT.
Ia the table below, will -be found the number
of electoral votes each candidate has received,
as far aa heard from. No States are placed «n
this list but snob os areoonaidered perfectly
sore for the candidate on whose side they stand.:
Democrats! Is net this a glorious victory;
Bead;.read:—
PouurlruiUi SI Vermont, 8
Delaware, 3 Maaiaohucrtt., 13
Slary land, 8
Deyr Hampshire, 8 '
KevrVorlc, 35
filatnc, 8
North Carolina, 10
Connecticut,. O
Rhode Tslanil, 4
Neve Jersey, 7
Indiana. >3
fillssonri, S
Ohio, 83
Virginia. >8
SXleElgan, O!
Illinois, 11
Itonlssina, 0
Kentucky, I3|
Alabama, Oi
Mlsilislppl, 7
82*1
„ EECAPIxi
Pierce's 40te.........
Scott'e ....-■
Pierce's majority, so far:,
Necessary to a, choice
The following States are to hear from:—Cali
fornia, 4 rotes; lowa, 4; Texas, 4; Wisoonaia,
5; Georgia, 10; Florida, 3; Arkansas, 4; Teh*
nesso, 12; South Carolina, 8. Total number of
electoral rotes, to be heard from, 64. And It Is
highly probable that Pierce will receive these
fifty-four rotes.
ELECTION BETUBNS.
Below, will be found the majorities received in
the different cities and counties, for the two can
didates. We hare found it best to discard re
turns from districts at a distance, and give aa
near the general result in each county and State
aa possible.
Rhode Island. —We give the following retains
of the election in this State:
Pierce** maj' Scolfatnaj,
.*..685
Providence.-..
Newport
8ri5t01..............
Kent
Washington........
Tho counties above give Pierce 171 majority
la the State. The only dietriot to hear from Is
New Shoreham town, which gave 61 rotes for
Taylor and 21 for Cass, in 1848. The result In
this dietriot, however, will not vary the result
inthoStato, whioh will go for Pieros by over one
hundred majority.
New Jerset—The followiogls the rote of this
Slale, aa far as heard from': . ■
Picrcr’i maj. Ssatft maj.
600
''Essex .....
Hud50n.......
Cumberland..
Atlantic
Cape May...,
, Oo the congressional ticket, Btratton and Skel
ton, demosrats, are elected to Congress from the
first and second districts. Pennington, whig, is
also elected to Congress from the city of Newark,
Pieroe'e minority In this
State is about 70.
Louisiana —This State Is given up by tho
Missoum.—ln Bt. Lonis, Pierce’s majority is
1812. The Stato is sure for Pierce.
Teseessb.— Twelve counties fully and partial
ly received, show a democratic gain of 264 over
the vote for Governor last fall.
Alabama —This State has given a majority for
Pierce and King.
Maryland — In Allegany, Frederick, Mont
gomery, Washington, Hartford, Cecil, Prince
George, Howard, Carrol, and Anapolis counties,
and In Baltimore olty the majority for Pierce
and King is 6,246. The Democratic majority in
the State is at least five thousand.
.Masbaoudsettt- — Returns from nil bnt eighi
toWQS giTO tho following result
,!. Seott....'. .....
: Heroe,
H01e....
! jrh*‘ Webster; and other Electoral tickets, In:
the towns heard from, hate 8,050 totes. Boott
majority *? U 6,840 over Pioroe.
|n 803t0n,-tho following it a statement or the
tote:
Pierce- f
*f>"*
Waster m. 1,017
Scattering «»
INM==
;: IacUBA-—Tho follooiog majorities aro repor
ted:
Pireaft «n?. SuMt Wfj.
Hane0e1r.,..........200
1ndianap01i5.........2G0 .
7OO
Putnam 800
•Wayne...,....;....... v 400
By a private telegraphic despatch, just re-,
ccired (4 ?, h.) we learn that Indiana has gone
for fierce and King by 20,000 majority.
FiHHmviHiA,—We give the following major
ities : ■
* Pimft taaj. Sxtti maj.
Dauphin 1000 .
Cumberland, 840
85ban0n............ • 900
Franklin .600...-.
Warren. .....700 .., >.p
■; •• Crawford 676 ; • ; C;
' Lawrenoe 950
8earer....... 150 ' . : ■
BchoylkilUi.;.... 700
8erk*.......1; 4618
81air;........’. 600 .
Westmoreland... 2300
' Xywmlng.;;.,;-.;. 600 - -
-Fayette—.—— 960
Bader;—.— '. 860
.M0nt0ur...,;.... 600 ; -
- 4OO i' . L
Columbia 900.- • •
Phil, city & co.. 1,840:-::
Liuerae.,....... 2,000 , <
York,;;.- 1,100
tancamer— , ' 8,600
. Carb0n.,......... ’660
A11egheny.—....2,160
Washington...''.: -260 . ■
Centre............ 1,200 1 «.
Ohio—Thefollowing statement: present* 're
time received ; -
¥it£ct?> xixj. SaJCttmi.
. Logan;:..... ..7 800- -
Bader 1,860
Hamilton'.—6,ooo
Warren,,.. 1,000
Franklin '6OO.
Portago„..—.— 1,851
Preble...-;:..- 629 ■
Seneca— ;868 ...
Fayette——... 328 •
- Lake..:...... - ’ 876 ’
Ashtabula,—..... 1028
Trumbull ......... 17 ,
) «5
J -46
> 00
214
201
622
' 1831
Ohio has given 20,000 majority for Fierce and
King. - \ ' v-,.;/, 1 '
The following is Holo’e votee:—1011 in Lake,
2496 in' ABhtabula, and 107 in Trombuli.
Mississippi has gone for Pierce.: The two fol
lowingare the only eonnUes we hare received:
Jefferson, Fierce 817; Scott 202. Wilkinson,
PieroeBo6.j BCott 2*l.' - - -
KasTCcwT—A despatch just received states,
that the result-of tho election ie doubtful in this.
Slat*. • "• V*
183
172.
.125
100
131
Zoto-.—fieturns from the entire State give
Pierce 2000'majority.
Wobth CABouaa—Nothing farther from this
State, The lineisnot working beyond Peters
burg, Ym
New Taxs.--Sliite EUction —Oar despatojiek
state that the N. if.'Tribune claims the election
of ten Congressmen, and from 26 to 48 Assem
blymen, and concedes everything to be demo
cratic. We presume from this, Hunt, the whig
candidate fnrQoveruor, has been defeated, and
Seymour, democrat, 1 elected. This is a great
democratic gold. .
The following aio : the majorities on the Prosl
dential-vote: ■ "v" '■ '
■; PicrcSt maj. , ,
New York..,—i—lo,ooo
Chatauqne2,ooo -
Colombia 850
BifTslo (city)—— S4S
Mentos e : 1,000 1
Ontario— • - 800 .
Broome.——.,—. 260 .i -
Brooklyn (city)... 1,299
. Albany(clty)— 810 ,
110
115
143
175
JMI
170
00| 00 00
:'6Wl;lQn2j 770
tar, v*r« not organised*!
Lmtfed deetioa, in IS4&.
rmt* $O9 marked thua.*>
cn4»ftatlTMfthna4»
rt&ajttHte*. -
The Duehess Off St Albans was a fascinating
actreta,ofgood common sense, , who married, Sret
a bankerandthen a duke. She hid,sees pover
ty in the ntoat, trying aatrcll aetbomore tolera
ble of its shapes, add was well prepared to judge
of high life by comparison. Shethus spoke of it
in her memoirs: ’ .
•■Few persons have seen so mdsb of the vari
ous sspeets4-f may ray extreme*—of life as my
self; end fwrtheretore, can be better judge* of
the difference between greet poverty end greet
wealth; hot, after all, this does not by any means
constitute the chief, end most important distinc
tion between high end low states. NO; the eig
nti. the striidng contrast, is not in the external
circumstances, bat the totally; opposite minds of
the two clas&s es to their respective enjoyment
of existence, The society in whteh Iformerly
moved was ail cheerfnlnese—»U high spirits—sU
(On, frolic, end vivacity. They cued for noth
ing, beyond the pleasures of the present hour;
end to those they gave themselves ap with the
keenest relish. Look at the circles in which I
now move. Con any thing be more.weary, stale,
Oat end unprofitable, then their, whole comae of
life ? Why, oho might as Weil he in the tread-
es toiilOg Inithestopid, monotonoae round
of whet they call pleasure, but which ls, ln fact,
very cheerless and heavy work. l Pleasure; in
deed ! when all merriment, all hilarity, ell indul
gence of oor natOrat emotions, If they be of a
joyous nature; era declared to be vnlgar. There
can be no cordility where there Is so macbex
clasiveness and primeness. Nol. all is coldness,
reserve and universal ennui, even where this
otarchness of manners ia nnaccompanied by any
very atrict rigor in matters of eondnet. Look,
now, at those qaadrllle dancers In the other
room; they have been sopping; they hive been
drinking as mnch champagne as they liked; the
band is capital;' the men ore young and thoglrls
are pretty; end yet did you oversea euch crawl
ing movements, aqeh solemn looks, as if they
were ill dragging themselves through the most
irksome task in the world 1 Oh ! What a differ
ent thing was a country dance in my younger
dayei” ■*■ - ■- . r : •;*'
Mb. Wkbsteb'b Thip »nose B wtikow to
Washisqtos.— Mr. Webster, before railroads
were built, was forced one night to make ajour r
ney, by private eonTeyanSe, from Baltimore to
Washington. The man who drove the - wagon
wo* suclTbq ill-ldohing fellow, and told so many
stories of robberies and murders, that before they
had gone far Mr. Webster was 1 almost frightened
oat of hU wits. -At last the wagon Stopped; in
the midst of a dense wood, when the man, taro-,
log suddenly round to his passenger, etolaimed
fiercely, “Now, air, tell me who you are." Mr.
Webster replied In a faltering voice, and ready
to spring from the vehicle, ’“I am Daniel Web
ster, member of Congress from i , ’
“What,” rejoined the driver, grasping Mm warm
ly by tha hand, “are yon Webster. Thanh Cod!
thank Qod! You are,Bitch a deneed ugly chop
that I took yen for some out-throat or highway
man. ’’ This is the substance of the etory, but
the precise words used by Mr. Webster himself,
In repeating it, we cannot recall.
Ftowaks.—Were this beautifnl earth divested
of its Bowen, what a cheerless and barren
aspect would it present! They speak to; the
heart in the language of love, and teach it lessons
of humility and innocence. This earth might
have beon created without flowers to deck its
fair Buifac6,end yetbeauffio lent forthe-happi
ness of man. They have bCpa kindly provided by
a beneficent father,,to gratify oursenses. .They
speak to man. with: the “ etili, small voide" of
Nature, reminding him of duties and affections-
There ia no iooeasidn.. better fitted to lift- ‘the
heart in praiie, than the; fluiet morning hoar,
when the defe is yet fresh .upon the meadow
grass, and toe wild rosebud is just opening; A
silent yet useful : lesson 'of homillty may be
learned from the lowly violet os it repose* in
oalmness and content in its secluded bed. 7 Flow
ers are among the most beautiful works oferoa*
tion; yet ton remain but a short time to glad
den the heart. ’ They wither and die, reminding:
us of our mortality. But as they appear again,
when the warm breezes of spring begin to blow,
so may we rife again in beauty and ’great glory,
to inherit an eteroify of bliss, where never-fading
Sowers bud shd blossom.
52,682
48,342
28,716
: Mr. W. 8. Dublin Freeman
publishes the'foUdwiw^? ! «*tr»ct of .»litter fbom;
Mr. o’Brien,;inwMoh that gentleman asiye: ,'
“l am in good heaith, but my exlatanoe:bere:
is ‘weitfjv state iand uhpwfltable’---biW«?
in regard of present enjoyment, atUf more' bar
ren to regard of hop* forthbfrrime. - 'Neyerthe
less, i endure life with unrepining pathnwe, oon
t«?t to wait ftr such changes. to »f destiny fa»
the progress pf evesta’ and toe yrill ot flod piay
*votv*.“ - r
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•■ J’i'v*"■■..< .■- _ . -:.• 'Sf-!V'" t;v?Ti"^r" jii
a: * >■ - v> ~,, ... 5 ....... -...........,.
Bsttmate of Puhlonililr Ilapplnen.
f.'
« t t T x
'r. -.-i;; = ■■ \
* » -*
towls Sapeleon Announcing tli* Empire.
At last the Freuoh "President has openly de
clared -what'he has so long hinted at—fiis.pur
poaa to establish the Empire. - At a dinner given
to Mm InjJordeaaa he made the following speech,
whioh putiaoend to all doubtsas to his wishes,
if any were entertained:
r TBe objootof my jonrney,:as jroct ars*wsxe,
was to ba&ome-personally acquainted mth our
Ijcaptifnl 'prorincea df Hq South, and •tpstudy
MoAforC much more important result.lnfect,
and :I say it with a frankness asfar .removed
from sanity as false modesty, never did apeopls
testier, ini a direct,. more spontaneous, more
unanimona manner their determinitiontore-
Uom from arnlety fo? ; their future
i condition by consolidating la one hand a power
with which they Bymp&thUa.-"[ Applause.]
. This is because the people now knows both
the deceitful hopes with which it was deluded,;
and' the dangerwith whioh itwaathreatened.—
It knows thatin-1862 society nrpst base rushed
to destruction; because every it
eplf beforehand In’ the prospect of the general
Wreck,'by the' hope or planting itsawnh&g up-
the ruins winch might -[Sensation,
aniPSjtjsevbf •?' Vive I’Empereur.”], Disabused
nf'a6snrd-theori£B, the people hMunwi acquired
the conristion that its pretended reformers were
tor there'was ever»~dispri)por
tion—a want of logical consequence—between
their power of action and ; the promised result
[Load applause, and cries of “ True, true.”]. -
The nation nhw snrrounda me with its symps-.
thy beeoose I do not. belong to the -family = of i
i •Hdeotogtut." • To achieve the well-being of the
r country, there is no necessity for the tqiplicstion
of new systems, but it is before sUthings neces
sary to give confidence in the present and secu
rity for the future. This is the reason why
France appears to wah a returnto the empire;—
[•Yes, ye?.’ ‘Bravo.’ ‘Afire VEmpereur.’]—
There is,neveribelee3, oneippreheusion to which
I mnst ellnde, is a spirit of mistrust, certain
people exclaipi,‘Tbe,etQpireU-erar/-Butleay I
‘The empire iapeaoe.’ tt is peßce; - for France I
desiresit, hud when. France 1?; contented; the;
i world is tranquil; [Theee words, pronounced in
a firm and emphatic tone, produced an immense
,gensotioo.]" . - 1
' Glory may be bequeathed as an inheritance,
but not war. Did those princes- who gloried in
i being-the descendants of Louis. XIT recommence
l his combats? War is not made for pleasure—itis
I made from necessity-rftnd at those "epochs of
i transition when; side by side with so many ele
: meats of prosperity, so many causes of death
I also gemmate, we may well say with truth, onr
sed be he who shall be the first to give the sig
i nal in Europe of a coalition, the consequence of
which would be incalculable. I admit, however,
that I. like the Emperor, havemany conquests to
make, I desire,'aobe did, to conquer by con
ciliation dissident parries, and to bring baek into
the current of this great popular streams those
hostile rivulets which, run to nothing without
profit for any one. ’’k'.::, ;iw’ . v- •' ••
I derire to conqner by religion. bo morality,
by prosperity, ~ that jet, nhmerons population
whioh, in the midst of a country of faith and be
lief, scarcely, knows; the precepts of Christ- -
whieb, in the middle of the most fertile cotmtry
in ths world, can ■ scarcely enjoy much of the
prodooo of the earth ae the'first necessity re
quires. f Sensation.] We have immense uncul
tivated territories to clear,- Toads tamsKeVports
to deepen, rivers to render navigably* canius to
fiulib,oor network of railways to complete, ;
We have opposite to Marseilles a vast kingdom
to assimilate to France; we have all our great
western ports to bring hearer to the American
continent, by (he rapidity :of communication, ■
which we still want; ‘ In A word, we hiveevery
wherernlnsto-re-raise.false godato (Sastdown,
troths to make triumph; [Prolonged applause.]
Thus do 1 understand the empire, It tbs' etoplte
is to be re-eStahlishad. . [Sensation. “ Vive
I’Empereuf."] Such are the conquest* which I
contemplate; end ail you who surround me; who
desire, with me, the good of yonr country, yon
are my soldiers. [“ Yes, yes.” Repeated plau
dits.] L .: ~ "'
A feltow in Texas has jiufciimßted a
strengthening plaster Which will enable you to
‘•'taice up” anything, from a four month's note to
a hogshead of sugar. —Ohio Statesman. ' •: V
That’s a pretty good an<f useful Inrention, tat
it isn't cute enoughto " take op ” those tats on
Pisaos and Kisd, Which ire offered. .
TYTANTEDr-r-Ctty Wuittts. By
XX ... . . LOOiUS,
No. 92 Foarth rtJT^t.
the Ist Instant, abUcfcMEMO-'
\/ EA2SDOM BOOK,with stwieljmp.containing paper* iof
no nine to any one bafrthe ownervAlibural reward win
be paid on returner book and paper* to ; v: '
noridSfc IL O'CONXOR k CQ ? . fanaX3arifl>
AT A JUtBTISa or th» Btaekboldcm cftfce TKMPKU.
ANCRVILLE ASD NOBLE3TOWNTPRKFIKK OR
PLANK ROAD COMPANY, held on Monday. Xoranbfr 1;
tho feltaring gentlemen were elects! cffleei* Ibr the endu
ing yeari ■ • - '•, . ;•••;
Pmldent—A- W, Loomis. , t
Mmagors Robert Woods G*org« LedU?, C. ft. Loomis & ■
XMerv»K«nry Wpods. . ACSTIJS LOOMIB,';
pot 4 , Secretary and Tmsimrez..
Orphan** Court Sale, v
IN nndhy Tirtaecf"aa order issued out of the Orphan**
Court, and to x he direetaL'trin'be exposed to pobfiertle,
• UOCSK AND ICT, rituate iu V’est iUixibetli j tjounded
end described MlhUowa, Tix: coratnenring *E a. comer oT
Lot No. 149 end -Third Mreet; thence 6& feet along said
Third street, to the comer of Third and Wayhortrects;
theses along Wayne to Mala xtreetoVthence to a comer of
lot So* 149; thence alOng eald lot to the place of beginning,
—being a fractional Lot.. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A.
3L, on £atxm!Uvy,.the 27 th day of Scrembcr, 1852, oaths
premia Terms of sale, Cash. -.••:••
- V. - neon DONALDSON,
Adm’r of .the Estate of Aim Dorter, dec*d- -
IN THJS ORPHANS' OOCKTOF ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
So.of October Terra; A. D. 1852.
Ami dost, to vtt:ocfober3o, A. p..1552,0u motion of IL
& Magraw,. Esq, Attorney. &** Accountant*, George F. Git
more appointed AdSltßr to audit the said account, apod Cha'
CBeptioiai filed thereto; amLakbvtodis tribute theualance.
irfcleh may be ascertained to be to thahands of the trcotro*
tsht*, to and among the creditor* of said estate.
By the Court, . t ;i JARED M. BRUSH,CIerk. •
. The Auditor above named, *rill attend fbr the purpose* of
liia appototroeat, athl* Office, N 0.144 Fourth street,Pitt»-
burgn, bn Friday, the 26th day Of N ovember, A 8.,1852, at
2 o’«ock.P. SL, of said day, vbeuaad * hereiH persons to*;
teresiedcanattend. v. Q3ORGE -R GZLUORB, ;
• \. Auditor. ;
• MxaajasTs ax© 3Usc»Acrcasas > Bans* 1
-Ptttsbuigii* November 2, XS52,'. >
THIS Bank today decJareda Wrldendcf-rora pas
oatbeCepKalStockfoaicftho.profiteer the last .six
months, - •>
.-•ndry--\T.~ IL BESSY, Cashier.^
band Agency and OCBpei tbr. boc&Ung
I,»ndain tlie Weat, •;
AND tor the purchase asdaaie-of Lust Warrants, gfc.
; F&nl'a, Minnesota; and Pittsburgh, PermsylraoU.' '
32»0 undersigned has Ibrmed connection *Sth. Messrs.
Conway A McnoU, of Sb Paul**; Mtonewta, for the sbovfe
purposes.- Messrs. C. A N.; bkvtog:befen nitlodtotheFar
West f&?anuiaber of years, end Being practical surveyors,
•veryreliance can bo placedon-their integrity and pro*
. dense to the matter of purchasing or locating lead*. '
oct2B"- - • JAMES BLAKELY, 186Wood<t
Partnership.herefolbreexisting between SETH
X CLARK TEtKNAN and JOHN XL TIERNAN, Rankers
and Brokers, w« dissolved by the death of the-fbvmer. on
Thursday, October 25th,1852. - • .
. A®* The badness will Thereafter be continued -under the
old Mune andetyieoC TIERNAN A 00., at the same plaoy
; No. Pittsburgh, r wt
' Ue.thebustoess of. the tats tea of : Ceroan 'A Go. > • nor 3;
: TOOK SALS—A large Brick Cottage House, containing «
halt kitchen,' dining room and eelUrohfirit
fleet; four rooms, ahda-garret of itworoomsra fine portico
in the front, and aspadonrporcb lathe teas | A good stable,
carriagohon*© and nydrant»in thp : yard; ahtiied hear the
rtwldftm*vof Gcp.Moortfreafl...Thelat is t>o feet /Toni on
Centre' ATehuevbj #0 deep to locost street { wltbagard«n
and choice apple trees*, This propertjiß Well worthy the at*
tratkmof those desiring a comfortable residence iaagood
neighborhood, canTendcpt to .bnrinesa? sad * good payed
street, lighted with gas*.Price* $5,500. Tenniewy.-
SL COTHBEBT A 805,
Beal Estate Agent*, #
‘ bOSorithfield street ;
- T«A*X T«a*t TfiUl -
600 Hall Giestt preen xmd Black Tea#.
4i4XTBrBS,
PEKIN TEA STORE, 99. Jtyft *r"f’ VTOaale usd
Betalt Dealer in Teas, C^ee,and Sunphinvite* the
attention of his customers and Oooniry Jagrrft safer pmer
aUy. to tyslanM stoelc of Green and B&ck Teas, selected la
New Yorfe, with great care, and with special reference to his
increasing retail trade. Having devoted onr entire atten
tion during the last . seven yean to-the Tea-trade, we feel
assured that we .can do our numerous custom era ample
justka both |q quality and price. Beta!) Grocers are inr>
ted tocall andgeteampleaofdhedSffprentgraded. \Fo par
ticularly Invito the attention of our customers to car stock,
of Ratra Hne Young Hyson, Imperial and Ganpotrdeiv—;
: jUio, Extra line Oolong, the sweetest and meat fragrant in
theAmerkanmarlceL Abo, Crashed *nd_PuX' :
wiitodßagar; Bio, Jsrs&nd Mocha ODffro; ana NBw Or*
-leans Sugar.. • '
. Pittsburgh, 1853. - : , ' V
' 'Orphans* Conrt,Sala-of a Valwhla
I)tKSTO?T ti> « Oriff of the Orphan* poprt A1I»
tovTisbljvin nld ooonty, deceased* .ptlblle
WHJNESDAY, tta Wth kjjt
ViYntmVr- a n l 852. fii 10 -oWoclc, A. M., ell that certain
Measnace and Tansl of land,late of deeedant, dtoate
Flndtay toirMMp, jUfcghmy.
jS&,w3££j A^lSd
'*<» Percies, strict
JOIP •
Execntcrs.
: MOTlChi. ~
ALL perecns haring Bent for paßsenrars, or Bent
to Europe, throogtl 'JOteTHOSIPSON, 410
Liborty elreet, PttMtmrsh, axe hereby notified to caDae Ija
Office,-with their Drafla andPaßage Tickets, when they are 1
returned to them, a* ho has made arrangements IttHew
York with the magnllloent end -well known Swattna-WI
:Xlnea, to bring sat aDßaseengert, andpay alldiafle engaged
kyhbni at hie own expense; andnaa now been anpomtoA'
the only .Agent In Plttabtnrgh fartba OUSwallow-Tal! Tine*,
owned oy Mraara- Urinnell, Slintnrn * Gof,apd, alßOjfhe
Philadelphia and Xirerpool line of Sttataen ; aud haa fijgfct
Praflaon.tta National Bank, and all ltabranchesj, {nanone
powd to any amonnfr-fpaid without Kscooht
' ' THOMPSON,
ttO liberty at, Pittsburgh.
fef C> •’ v.^
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HEWAD 1
xost:
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MOE
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- ,%y r
J9»l>r. Guytoti’a ImprovedSSstrattot
■fceUow Dock uid SAHipullUiitf An&M
dy far EertthtaryTainU.
Thouof lndfyldtiali are cursed with grey toes COffl-
which they Inherit font thdrparentx - Tbw vm of
Un Tdkno Dock and Bx&iparißv wilt; jrafsot an thb,
and ttwea tost amount of misery, andmany nhuhteUres,
for U cxpdtfrm. 1M tyticatlfo laknltoinLyrhbch
is the aoedordfaease, and so takes off the cura b/irhieb
the dns or misfortunes of tha -parents are so often ttoited
upon their innocent offspring-. 3 m , ;..v .
- Pareats oira Uto their chudrea Co gnazd thnnssahistthe
ffTartit of maladiffli that may he* cos&aimieated-' by deee&t,
and children o£parento that hare at nay lima been affected
: with CbtmwJjfcort, Scrofula or Syphilis, owe it totheoaelTca
to take precaution against thw disease being revived in theta.
Guyaott’s Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla to a sort
antidote in sneh cases.
■ advertisement-
■ f r j The Liret PlUat
r liTer mis of Dr. M’L&bo were first used by him
-eiclQslTelylnhli own practice. So gffiimrious were they In aQ . j
cases of liter complaint, that they became famous, and at. i
iracttng the attention of the medical feculty, passed into.!
• Ttwy act with great -certainly ana regularity;
tbe paiieatalnwst fauaodiatelr of hfc
- feeafth-Vinih some the
efltoct is almostmiracalons, frequently experiencing - fanmo
dlate wild; hstin& fbr' months, resorted td drags and
rnptbfT description, in tain. Diseases of the
liter are-veryeommoa In ihfa country, and are often fright
ful hi character. Those who experience any of the
tory symptoms of this dangerous and complicated,;
Dr.
Kape, thereby,"be cared a world ofmisery. . v • T
Ear • sale liy fast of the Druggists 'and Merchants* and
fey-the *ole proprietors. - ••: J. KIDD A CO* ■•-•
novSri&w . . " €0 Wood street.
prietor.of the article called American Hear SextoroUve, haji I
met with such unbounded success Its the use: of bit article, j
as to jusUfy.hhn in takings bald cases,-and giving a written r
gnaraateo.- That
the person using tho article, restore the hair yf- j
foriualiy,'or refund the amount .expendedor, he i will sell j
at the usaal price/wlthout the above'guarantee.- u- The I
cfiliowing of indiriiluals who hare had thchC hair |
featured, ought to convince any -one of *it» efficacy.. They [
'hareallowedustouse’their Bm«» ;ns. teferenresr John j
Hotter,
■standing;. 3L. D.; Captrß. Mori&jJamas I
-Guthrie, 131 GractsireeVwastotally bald—now his head la I
completely covered with -new hair; also, John - OberljyTa*" j
rentura. Wc would invite portieuisr attention to the &1* 1
lowing:— ‘ j
Oueof ScUdneu of 20 yearx* xtcmdirrg, cured by one BdtU I
•• ondport of a bU(U<)f Atiinain Jintorotirx. -‘‘j
io37“.Mrs. Alexander, aged wde uf^iiiiam'Alexander,
who resides at No. 4&Ponn*jlva3xis Avenue, slates that aha
has beenbald fortho last 2frycar*; theheaiV&uboth tides*
• was perfectly xmooth and without any hair; :whori.«fce com-;
mcneed using the BestoraUye.>.She nas' ’nowused a boUle
and paHof abotGe V tab'.r«stondivs,andhasuseciliregtK
larfy foxuihe-last tixweek*. . Her head fa nowperfeeUycov- j
erwl with. a.thlck crop-of newbalr, firm amfstrongrasrahiy
one can pee by calling. . Mra. Alosandcr' has , no objections
to the publication of. these statements: ;
.am a brofiier of Mrit AJoximdervwboM rfademeht.
is written out And know personally that, the; state-'
meats therein made are correct.. A.IL DAV,
- No. 95 Fourth street.-
•RR. flßrt. n. WTialf»<«lrt.an«l Tk»foU Tlrwpw^
Nci. 140 Wood street, corner of Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
• " oetSShlaw
Itia tihnrtd* Kkris Petroleum tauf j
tbat it bas been known to completely eradicate |
of this dreadful disease in less time- than Riiyothexremedy, ]
andat less cost or Ineanrculenee tothe paUenfcVv *
The thousands of bertlflcaiea'jd the hands of thftproprie-;
tor. many of whlcharefromwell knmrn ritliens cftiic city
ofFittsbarph and its famed lata vicinity, go to 'show Heartf
end beyond all doubt, tbafrKira.V PmoLtptis n- mwlicine
of no common- not only as a loral remedy in' ftrmfy
. xii, £hesaumm, JDeaJnetti lost 6f Sight; but as a valuable
internal remedy,-inritiug ihe investigating physicians, as
well as the auffiexing patent, to become, acquainted with its
merits*-. - . . , •• ..: ■. /- c ' »•• ■■•
:ThoubbxTlng a dread of mixtures :nxt assured thatthb
modldne b purely natural, and Is bottled salt flows from
, ■ . ; ;r -.-
ThofcilmnngGertificatt(ia}piodfTimanaperpubiistudat\
£yr&cit& nabtan dat6''Ausuil 2, 155i70 icAiAia j
oho cppai&<&&cctrtfJlcai£ofthtcdtLrntsd&.Y.
■qfSyraaut: ' ’■ ■
- This may Jn truth certify, that -I havo beqa eo badly af
flicted with: Scrofula ftr the-lastserenyeazs that mestoffha
time l hare been vmtbte to sttend to ftny-kind of
and much of the time unaWe to Walk and- confined to my
.bed,AndhavebeentriatßdtmariyAll the time by tha best
Rmirians our country, affords : I oocaslonally gQt
Bet but m> carc,and«ontSjned toa , ow wiWae mjtai?r. Foot
CTcoramended me to try.tbe Petrmenmi or ; Boek Gd, ei ove
rythlngelse.hfldfirilal.' but'
thecfioct waaafitonfohing; if threw the ‘
at.oace, and I at Meeheganto'growbettCT,-ind
wren, bottles Ihavogota.rure
- ' : c MRS.INANCT'H. BABKBK.'
This may citify that: ! have Kier’X
Petroleom, or EocfcOih fcrmorr thaaa year, ehd have re-*
peatedly witnessed ite-benefiriateifeete .In. the cumof Indo*
' feat ulcers and otherdiseasee for .vrhjrii; u hr recommended,-
wad can with coafidesew.recommeed.it tohe amedidne wor
thy of attention,ami can safely nay that success has attcn*>-
gj its nie arheototter nwdWne h»I feGed.
: f= Y. TOOT, M. Di
-rwaalebyallthftDniggistJiinTittaburgii. [au-2T^4w.'
JAMES P. TANNER,
• -wEOLfiuuß na.\tsajx * .
;BO|CSEt^
' ' JTo. 6C RDotf 'jiixooai- Third and JbtpUt,- ■
' ' >' r • PITTSBURGIL c
stock «nbracii3 cvery'varicty and- style of-
Bonnets, Axl; purchased direct ftum tlie New
England Manufecturcrs. adapted expressly for Fall and lHn
ter sale*, endwill -be aohlaieasienrpririyi. Plcafwc.iJt.and
examine before -R(?jAAu;
s.,ccTiniEai—awflutw:
g. 5015,... ./ , *
BRAfc ESTATE: AKI» GENBEAL : AG3SiTSi/.Vu.'.50
Smiißfieid itrttL. • : uflofrlv ;
aoil Jav* Co&?r»-in
l> by -~ kix(Y& MoangSAD.- j
BRAZIL tJUIiARr-WJ. l*i£t 'W'hile/rccel red asd lor sate’'
by .: ;V;rcor2}y KJXG A.^OOBaiLUC: :
SCQAB— l*tiii»snd Jkit-Sew OrteaM - niid ,fcr
, ,-.[not2} •r > KISO A MOORIUaP.:
, 'VTAllfi—sW tegs assorted XaUa.hr .*totT and to'.tnlehy
l\y-imS ' ; 7 ; KjSO : A w=
BAGS— 21 do*, halt Ttfrr tatis, in j>tons ami Jor
;, v ~ KISQATIOOBHEAP:
BEDFORD MI NEJLAIt WATUB—A few barrels, ia. near
Andforsakly •••; [oot2]- KiyG AMOORHEAD* y
/PIOFFEK—IOO lag# jniiaew lor: sate by
oct2s - ;- .-
OLLr— 3 mlu Winter Sperm 00, landing and Ibrrals by;
non . • -}V :;• •. -■:MltUnt'A, UCKBTSQY. |
/^tODyiSH—€ casks Grand,Bank Owl fish, landing nadtbr
V gale by - [noril t : .MILLER & RICICKTSON. -
bbls, poll, for aalebr-'-.^?.^
X> oc£2s • : , r A;,yAgy£srocs ca
rrvJBAOOO—2> kegs Tirgini**Xwist, fbrwleby : :
± •octo .. '.--: f f • S3HTZI.A'SINCLAIR
LISTAJiBKAG CAEl'i-'TS.—Kcceind,this dayyatti m
. Carpet WarehouseyNoi 85, Fourtbahd T 9 Wood street*.
- . - =••.=: •r• « STCLTSTOCff. 1
T)HOC3£K£HAWI&—rA largo and beautiful assortment
• filing Broche Shatrliiintr giMbitingal ..
Ju A.'MASOX'ftjC&fiS and « Maria* *t
T .ONU 3 u*t opening at! A. A. 3l*a» Sc Co, 8:
iJ caara-premlani Gold MedfllLoag Shawl* -from, so,ooln
-$8,00,. ,-• '■ '■• ~-f ' ~ : nf»n';
"V]irOKCiSJ3TKEJ*HIitK7 dm* Worcestershire
" it. .- Sauce, 1 roodred and for sale by • - ', ~ ■ *•
;..xngTlJ>? r;\ T .^MILLEBX BICKETSOS.
MDSCAT WUiK—5 boxes Jonlon : :KiTcr ,2inseat v Wine,
reedtedandibrisle by. Uir-:.\
■ von> ■ :- . 'MICL£»&.BICKEESOS.
WlKE—baskets UddsackyAndrar,
\j and other taTorlte brands, Tsxalingiuid far safe by
'.POTI:--.-.v - MthEKfr fc; BlCKgreOSK’
r|M£AS— 125 half chests Imperial, Gunpowder,; Young ily*
X soh.and Black Teas, from store ami. for
galehy / [nor2]; - " ~ KISQ * MOOttSKAIX. -
rnpßAtXJO—lteacll Ar Hobtflon, IVo. U. GtautyWcbrter
'X’old,'and'otherpopuUrbrands T iastore'ahdf6r wJfl by
~-noxa._-; * - ' *•' KTSG A-MOORUKAft.
TtXQhA^tej—St.’ LoniaSugar House Jsyrnp -tmd ’nMita
dJX Uon Molasses, iu store and fbr sole - v -
,; , KING & MOOBHEAR
HnVKKJiCH ULUTli.—2a pcs /assorted. Colons ;Kue french
JVCoilvcxprcssly for Cloaks, just reeeiTodfpererprejv) at
sotl *• ' AXMASOStcar
2UO bajff prime? ilfc> Coffeft; v »*■:
Xj'- • 76 do LaguayTtt : do; in store aial fur Bale.
- 'MILLEB * IHCKETrfQN. '
OiU*KA>SSL'GAK—7S ltbds. Swr Orleans.
JT .'!u stowand toe sale "by ; •• J ■'-..••<••.■:
•••■POTI .••■•"! • MTIIXII-SBICKiSTSQ3*r
TXT A N TXD—'JO shares MccongilielafilscUvfttnr Btoek.br
W acshjt locdos,
dotl. ,; . • Qlfloo,. No. O'J Fourth street -
Loaf sogab— . - . »
. j Sngsrv - '
. . ••'•. ,35 <l© .%* -do do;"-•••• •••'
. lirstoro andCw salebT'. ..••• •
DOTI - Aim.EE Jt, RICKETSOy. r
TO LOAN, '
SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS, cn approted notrs ormort
gages.-; Entire of- ■■•■ •
lE. T: SIEDDEIIvIIeaI Estate Agent; T' .*
ponictof-SouthiieldamLFUtb-Ktrßets.
- A DAMS American, edition,'wlth-sotWr
-iX: «si refensaceS tothe latest American ChanceryDedfv
y»p« l« Jtmea : R. LwiloW'aoiJ ‘Jblm:'Sr.ODllinLS.; I'drV sale
W - •;•?'■■' -;3: Tt+yREZDTK,’'
r -" : BookseUer'BHilSUUoDeffJ;.-.
<&Woai street* between Thlrfl *od Foarth six.';'
SOAP— 120 boxes laije i>ar Paim icep> ?
' 40' do/Jfo.l • . do* :
' 10 do Varieg»tcd do; , i-.s-r?:?'
;.. , Ip do ToHrt-. >~-dor ~ •
■ Jnftoreimd fcr.saJe'tiy■ •. .<■•.•• ■-*•■.:■.. .-
? ttorl - ■ ■ < » RICKEISQ^
CAHi > i.TB--Ajjotber-ceTJlot:of
X those rich ahdelegant ne» jmitrceelTed ; at the
Ovpet Warebotue, J&.85 fourth and T 9 TVood street*,
vhtehiriU'be aoldcheaber than ever. .We Invite those fur*
libbing to gire os & calf. :
*; JttJTl
rpjRBACCQ—I2 boxes BalUmoroHug, ffs;- 1 ,
X ; 40 do Russell £ Robinson,Ss;
do i^jSo.-r c - : Hit
. 30 - do "W.lLGrani'fc&’saßclS’*: :• •
V. .10 Pittsburgh 0 tvhj;;. --
. •- In star* and Ibr sale by- .
pdri- v :;>••■:; , miller a mcKErsoy.
' --Co-Partnership*"-. •
ITTAVCCS associated ay»tt < S.L CftgHßggty-arlth me,
'‘JjLialhe Read Estate and tfeneral iig«M7'-Biisinatf 1 tb
.wiUgiTeoornoUcd attention to the 5 rate- of
Real Thtaite, Ctdh-rtton-*
"Honey on bond*, mortgages, '£eu if., under tb<rname of &
CUTHEEBT 4 805. . , * : -
BEV.DB,Kn.LTKKLLy S-gEHALB
Sear Peima.. ; < .
'TVriUL commeneo Its EIGHTH SESSION, "oa MGSDAT/'
\V l*t of Norember next,
- . - m»-m Bsssrat or mt rc&v:*: ::
Board, bed and bedding, and English tuition——»..s6o,T)6
Piano, and use of iastrun^nl..... . .
French and other languages, ~.?■■■■' 30/7$
Toolfwbed non, if neated.u.^r*^i,^.iA.^'—
Washing, 37}£e, Stationery, Books, atPPitfcK
burgh prices. v : oet7:frr--
- ; Hope Mtlto >n gaU,Op<t»Uoa Again!
*nym
JLV tlmtfalto lor past cndU3Bi, Teij±aiM
lidt a «v»n«Tmyv»A of tba eazaA fear ids present
tbft exUbliihiaantof a,rJPter'ndi 2fiSt'WitiEfc fee =
dty»&rQjfl iceoouaodsiioa of lfe. customers, •?& all.-who"
; wish to hare really good Blour. pur*. ground Spices,
■ J Yhgstjgqikia'of *nmflfrylßerciaq&aad otboala&fL
.t«d,a&ds2l
t -.f - -
H. tsJan bsdc if Dt^toadgood.
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.. -aepUJaUw
A- J. STDAIEE
, Vi. aicuyrocac
"• '. .'yy fiO'Bmtibficld Jtreot,-?.
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AMUSEMENTS,
rjeatwe* i : r : -T —- >~~JpS3SMI CL fOOTSS
ta*Dootamn*l <34o'clock; ftthtmtaa. to: 1-
UTo’ekck. i
®-nrjtnigbt trfthe tnsagement 5
eriehated IrtihCgaail«n.■ ■■■•:■-■■:■.■ . - .■■-:■ -8
Mr. BASNET WIIiIAMIIS, "
*adUrtsleatodl*dy, ■ • ■ ■ ■ - .
Jlra-BARNOT WILLIAMS.
A9»KorfiirTnnl"S* -■■■:
THCESDAY £YENlKG,'NOT»aber'tai,lriflb«sraseatKl..
th* aamaing Irfah Conwtfr. emitted ■
THIS PILttBXM OF LOTS.
PWiC»jdW»v<n tPfflirau. -
’Tdcttoi to the Werner,)™„™..Sl«. B.WSIIlsoi».
„„.Mr.G£H«t.
'~~ vena. ‘. - '
(*Bk » tjomltr liar?
—Mr.RWTTltan.'
arale&Ta'Gfl* HaßWOUea*.
' Gilbert- ; :
' SWISS OOTIAQBi
. | : *
tfaSt eTO^^^gSrtj“
wmluza* >
onqtMllmabij the amt aitacOrc: “|
big of 60 6CBDer, lry Uie. bast «t«* cf-thij emmirr, fh» t.
prootoffliteraatj *tfiany«i» , *;miuik»M» tad. wcridn* >'"
mrwnwl iiiiffgoty? - -, Vv -‘A>*T« ' - «•- 5 c -*
.•■ v MEB*. BeawtJfiU HfIAR *b&« ••--■ -' U
ny the PanorsmaTrliGe :.■ . * «
flt7o*cteei? ottSSifi*' l"
-SPECIM, NOTICES,
sH. AHlii Sncm^>>sttit.
G.W.BMate.} so.lMea3lMMit»t.
A*: O* J 3« ■■MBCtfrftbQTe tbft <yKcflj?.3agog»fe - 1 ' - f.
Office,«anisrof ffrery Moe* - % \
.day <- -V - frpSS *.-
X* O/OHEto
IrsSr Angcrcfta Lodge, ftp.2S3,Lof (h3L» meets dwjf-. ~ - .g-, - v '
afc, 7 [jylqr v • ;: '
[ In Pitted - £
(Kir ; frorgfc, at &ft centt go Urthife Pekin Tfea Stow* ■- «•/ 4
I Ko.S3^lfUi_«treet > »fci»- aie-wr7’'l»st- Black. vA Qnett , d." •
| *•—- " *ri?9- § '
| -
I - MsMaarnw'«sauiPWßrT/-Hoi‘ 87—Haeta&rt *nd_t&w - "
F •'V [ggHfelg tp
\iiSr ~gtipn;rr>s<k .lsl. srurf street,.a: ft* dafirr.-ifcovß-.-i
-atnflhflftl<Ly Office tip sfarirs.. -Pifr&tai beenepanactaflwflfe, &. * r
; the establishment at Dr. Haßlhrai of TOaectfi&Jar tha lait 1 £ -M 1
w 7 .frp&g&s g-V
of fc §.>
'Sartforaf A*: r y -§ - v;*
..sets $439,172.' “Dfikicfthe Hitebwgb *
EocmoflTCiirdyJk (c*antaKa.TO:ftDod street' r "., - £v. y.
y:jBor4ar ‘ B. H. BBKSOB, Agent J ;
CoTajn-Cona*lll Ajrcat iaargrpejs- - § •■'
am&sxßdreadfanrtora»e&te& vlih coats. "Aegrtsla..'."?j :~
bocfoawtlu.Be~ CqoesVQqbx. fusns, Xot •:•
flOobr XEtaEß,l4il Mfood street ‘ " 8
I , j3^ret*ttitl2)<luii2&c&.perlȣ. < - - * ~ r sejs * fr- -
! tgjLibOTd boy t» sett again.-r-=-/- •• % ;•
rr^
UT^^Xhambcriin^)— TMnt tad S&zfcst j&escv
(ttdrd: floor,)’Httabnißtt; ’Pa:-'K P* GQQ&KOUaH, Stoett» „
cal Accqaatant, te- JL’ u SPENCES* Associate,; Addresj*
'P.E.SPE2iCEB, 'ftitteips3Tea£lse?P ot.TfritJnjs > *bßt Cosa- •
merelftl ODrre*poxktenee; :£e: notin la' «aot2»r
jßtgqpM>.>V.;fr g. , - «-*' '
hs>cv]li‘Aiagf:Cait«ia ; «bS f
Irir Curtoln liiaiiiliiJaiOlneiT dfflrrlptJonr raraitora ft".
Kujhra, BtocatelSe*,-4cy I*». uuf MtaQa CdrUliO, N. Y. . K-y
- Piloted TOnctow Sbitdfis^ GQX pTwijf***. Oiutils{is£’BusdSk-.* • !<».>•
■kvjit »hBlera2e-andtctall.':.«: “ ~“- W. IE C233SXB* - --".£•
Carlaliu Slade. ao3 T-rimmedii* *
rtyleL >- - . - v -
adtmta^M^n^^nt^ rl .
fcpfl mii~.wmiri>y'.nwwTt«ii«y CStt - jL'"--
■ Bangt I-, 1 .
llUler%lirftto<B]urielUmt£i«« l^*.<
r tory, OOfiNEK-Or BECO2U> AXO A2CR 85&,X
?bv* <b>3
' S t : .‘r " _~ f * ' s:^j
AS-Store.Qmrchr t andXadggTLaom'fgf ATffift^gV»-. & v s \*»-
* S-'r,
* ~ Dealer* sad dber* «*halted tor gCraianr oSL he*:; $
Care trarefc®xii£ dsftrfcere; :- -_ fti; JULLESA.QXr £•- f *"' v
J «e5":7i3 sanlArelutatfedU- ..■,§■-sv->.
|f§SEISto »i^CBBBEOTTS , SB.- .I.“*‘
-irr£rlHrtQftas‘Bßi&flngs»3lilr«l£trteL' xOce&csßßKtafcflL■■'#•
io sU Jdihli of .Treitber, from BJt ifc to fi C : -
aeetirtoegrCfaiieAn^kntrnaf^ir^mwa^toKVbsyffiyFfriAs♦- :- r
.aeriartOthecomiao&chft^^giigrnMltypftij*tfo» felkwfrw • SV-:.-
j&av v&aspjjpif s%&s* i sZ*atavwix&fißcuaiag.i* * •
the *f» and aoaßty ores* erfmar. y jJ •. .
- • U<kEr»fi3r«iHfoa r froia ITA- JL-to 2P, H. . ' ' \?.. /' • 5* v ;
- hvß.«-dUfcaaesMS'«f4e i lCarogeca<(*dt)eaaßtftkd9rbrssx ' f ” '•
par< ofthrdty. x ; - - - v » - • -•' - f jtorSaay y *
r mt^&ssasgg&g£g£ SSSSi- -
- is
theephr; mprilrinft fcaffl^yaad»aiad"lg : ilft: -.
bwuir^lo fl • -
tor the
of thstirohhs
witb'tMgfemaohALgaae.g^mktby<*>g t ' r '~
suchytQ apply immedlaWy Jafo 9hcl»- f
cale sad retail at Dr. IQ. .£, -
JyStotlrg..- corner ofWoodatf^adTlrste.alky.■•■• jc - ./.■•••
f *r£‘
xzr. VrlncipalAmvtOf.the b» - L yf:
ecaualtSl at 99. AttSt street Fhibdoijiitum frota.?-A*,Ji l sa 5. g '
•„• - • , ~• ... . > • .-. ;.•\k ■ . • .•- ,■> - , .•••;
i' Thirteen years t>T dose «mT«3mogt cndirlded actentina to &*' ;
f -
toaed aad-daAipale cases a steady aUentSm tathe> - g^M -v
gWNqia ■ - :V'-'- v - j
' jr.C.a3Pnßo!rwr^wU«.^A , > ---TiiV.r.iWy»--r-i 1 -TrT-*fP t *** n ™ : *?' :••'
tes#l. C; 'ind»«»«B vaA Stoss Tladls hsT* j ‘ _'
ur^y&XsQayenteredistopsrt&cnhtas-usdsrtbefifßijßßi'' ■f T ..
3:G. Anderaon A theWhcbnde FraU-end -
/ OaTiag fa P - '
Fruit aatl finnfrrtitWfny testoaiaij-to Megger Xg. ’ -'
io reecaaEartßliag titfialOffly.ftrjßes . '*
frSesdssxalctidoiners; sad
th*liberal pstroixase bestowed ; -
hist . ■ ,_;•• •
Hmtea’t lnittM&ee *«v
w . Company otthx Cityof -
—W.Wi JXiI*LAS,VreaideaS—ROBJ£RTFDTXET,BOcwSrt.'
" Will ixxstz» :&gibu( HABINE. BI&KB of all- V
kinds. Office: . in- Jloudngahefaw House. Kc* : XSk *&&• 12fr
Water street. £
fiOSciOßs:
. v -s>> r
• B. CSawyer, . . s ■:•
Wm.lL£ilgar rv _ H.JJ, WUlto*
. ..'■.r.;B£berttJlsauj t -ir,r- ■OharleaKeat,'
. William . .. .. . .;
„A.J?. Ausimtx, ,Joseph Kajfc-■; .
■ VilUaa D. Vrig&ter» ••• - •-•;<. .jaQy ;•••...
Pellfiwi’ Dalli Q2a»'Waiff.:JMi ■ .
IhS?: ; * d*td, behoaa JfiaaF and Bmß&jmd >'■■
bcT^Knmm^ngnt t _y(X.^ L meet* tot *&&
Pittsburgh :Ses?e?.Loggo> 2i0.4, vsaets wecndasdftumfcf ■:■-.■
Tuesdays. * “ '** i
'Western, )■.'•'
evening. _ ~ f * - \
v> - 3loimt MoriaSljodge, meSTcrtr^S^tomo
ing f Ist Union Hall, corner of'fifth and Smithed./ ,-■ .v •• •:♦■•
Zoeoo Lodge, So. 335*: meets every Thursday efesdeg, air -.-.
their HaUtcerXttrot&pHh^h^a^yHttrttrqet^
corcet^littcock and Sandusky .
lnniftwpn .B#a -.
S‘‘\-
CKL U HAKfilfKtig Secretary.
Ifefm > -&*«efcheteKen AfrJdasd ■•:■-■■
• Insures CULL &n&OAS£H)
rippj BlTeanattrthntortffl. ** * ,- * 1 -f-Ar
.Insures againstLoa or Damage hr Ftfe* . --> ••
• jhfrSegji nag Tqfediffifcifffi* •
gem tad Transportation. v . .
... 'V ■■ ■':,v •'
CL G. Hussey, - faa«‘,Jr-“'' / ? "
• .William Bigabjj • Samuel SL&feik
HOjlhD.'Kfijf 'i’ -j ■’ .•
r , Robert Dunlap, jr* IMtobafes,
S. Kaiibaugh, JYsocisSelWi* _ , -».?
s-' .v...EdvardßeailetoD r . J r SebocBusaher t * .
. Walter Bryant, SemeeJßefc.L
lsaacikPchaodc. i~ jtf
•yr^=».'Wluit ij Pttieai -WtoeT—
dnetianof tbtstnilyspl«i^dimiSepr^«aaoii,'Cots()!ps|4
‘
▼eggUMe.jsingfkign, eaflaecmfriacd idiggh* VarflatfrvlTu •
the compound the taste nhd antfU etWte*
ingasd bracing qnaUdesoft^Wli»'maar:t7f£te^e9»^£Sl !
y Ai at6aS^to^-»fy^' '
i -r ? :r
edmmfh»iW« r*tvf r *
V SoldWholeialsaad Bi KBrsS'lfiCt
cTJ^haaV-: -
street ana. theXHamond, aepflfiiir i
lniunuueCaasaaii
QFITrf SZURGU' t PA.--Cj&m3 n $T0(£00&
- ~ ftesSferdryAHKS a.- Copy;
- VtofiresidimtiSAHUlH.HTXCßaUS'. 1 %“t
; iX J — , li
.. Secretary i€. Jt COIrTON "• ' ‘ 1
,• • Ftnu ■ Stars?,'-£t lUasioo ; Bcicaisal ■- 1
; This Compannztttes fA
- H&toalrateaerathejxmßßS thoseedoptM^hfothersa^^
• ly ' •- - :c - j-.. •
Joint osoXhbdfioarQiaVtu:.
tual ntoa end tmh a ' -
third wjiwt.raH timn«W» In
RiitatakKi CO to OaHfiania.' - S -■'
* - ptatcscaa: ► - 4 * _*
James 8. Hociv . ttfeclkT -
Chacles A. Gritsay Samnd -•
r WnHaarPWlUpis J«lm A- > >*.
8urifc&n;.....,.-7 . Jcim Scott. r
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