Sy.?’ .1 '■> If' ' • ■-!'.. K'-' >•;•• •• \ . ; . >»1 I>| ** , % I* v J r • f * » •# ►» > ► ‘ ■» Hj « rrf* % .* J > * , 17 V *f*” — r :«*-*- *‘ - . *"■„,■ '♦ ' *• , ’ - .-* •; ‘ . ' ,;-r' -sV-V *“*■* S k ~J ,»«r *. £V*v.!j|£* «»< i«■ 4 » >* f 7-iS.a *i * r ‘ CX * ’ £l u >. >v - . i -*• ->•',*- * * v 1 - t- j ► ' » * ♦ . .-u ***** tF *£***& r.'.y s '\* y >-> "►•>'' . •; a:v, * •-* ** - -\- ’• ' . - * * *- -. ( -. : .y-.s % > a? r - • i,r ‘ i> o ’n • • „ ■** Xt '^i&^&J?' ,f, 'J*t*' , °t !^&l£, *i t, * * t **!L‘ t *A * ? *>% *f‘ 'ft ',\i WiiM nmVSlfi! •^WtM Bn I® & ■gat* Mm liililiifsr ftMS: (§s«s^3^ sfi«§K<£&3s ■BMjl« magi j*M% v j&SBSBQi. SilMmlt M«HHB«tt&lr fiHHHMpMi& ' W : V. - " ; 'S**.’S^S®®s^' passim ■:\«i&';-?»'“*■ :i - ■• lUpi Joilf ffiat mTHOXAS PHILLIPS ' Harper & Phillips, Editors & Proprietors. PITTSBURGH: TUESDAY MORNING: w wtolbtCaaifltgttoßi t»t»nwa - tw»anatfam t»ti(*€a«tua SrMjmtooiL adiuonr FBset. ■ ..• , Messrs. S. M. Potisgiu* AOol, whoare prompt,hon-. cst ftnti gentlemanly In their business transactions. aro the onto authorized agents In tho cities of Now Yor& and Boston / for the jforzrinftJfof.v-ThQy orfi&utborized to-recoil Ad i- TerUsementfi and Subscriptions for us at our usual rates. ' • flEhtdr receipts are regarded a« payments. . Ihelr offices are at w new YOBITr 122 Nassau street. , - , .BOSTON, 10 State ttreetr " , -,«*vr«Hrt'ry'nmiUfa*o cf Oortcgpopdencc of Allqgho tho St. X3jaclc3-Hotd, onWwlma. I o’cfxkj-R M. PuoctnaT -St !7 ? «queetttl chrirmai.,' Secretary __ uov9 -'-'tag it—JTh» Plnateca Committals algareaiiestcd to attend. —tnrt ■ ■ ■' r li - • >C IS ‘* ' -f- - _pO» J»At*T KIVEB. c ; 1 - ~*fo-.—A. -r- -V.:'.'"''.’!*,- *■* •-• to"Salt River for sole attke •\roiSoe of fto Morning Rost. , ; j ff.s Tw- 1 >-r— * •. «jj-, « •■ 'iSAHKfiSXTISG DAY! * f‘ ' • £&W3..---\ • ' ; ' M Fj nufiKaeas>.caa. tho. dpgtructtoa- that .'‘waatoth at noojxda.v, ,r - Thsr«^Jb^lD3-Ibavo^^femitc.:llailth'haf^jnataa^ pTfctanefev’Th&ttitnnH of lotomnl *iri&haa notbeenjin*-. &tGntied~&e peacefUlpanrul is. timo aml'Jjarygat lmro...rßtprnrili’., Our gamewhave been Uie finast pf;tbe wlicat-,i * •.. /. hW'OTßrflowaU. Jlm-qdoeattoaaldit-ci v lire growing in. tba ; &ffeo-1 . youthful mind, and elo- i > '■'l'cfcarnct/’' Gonoral li ~"o and j .ncter;. Qonohb atclllgenco .... »o(*S&-.»ttei£‘Wu> adrajice,‘ .Oar. holy religion, through .'Wfc«l®!WfflaJfiMia,'«)ttttoa3S-la osert its racred influehM «dmlaiitei> {b|-raliscaaUoiw v to the MtdiFisplre tEelfflrfthHiohijpes of iro areat pears twth-iinthfi world, 'sad eprl. “nehtty prosperous. --'DielftSTla*ftftntior-3 of our government *&tfbeta atrosgthoaod by thmtjiTi.' or tbo past, anil n, ToGwLmose. "Wept aSf good, wo o*o olTaitt To Hint out. IhV dttena, I, tl mutt Btdiat Ootcnwr I -.ofthe OommanyedUicfEetmsylvahiAflohereby'.aptMliii' tsmtll-Jlfikdeifvf.ltitoßntcriKxt; aa,oday! , ’*£amar»llhimfagmas»nd llayor ihroaghonUho SUto, i »Usa>KUyl»s«KUlli%ti^KJi»orui4oommt)nireiath,.rf; AtmightyGod fir 1I& - HJy-gooddfflj. ■ ' I3*ffl.«ffitoiartuind:*#nd tho .Great Baal of the BtaSe, at thoyrax •rTjrmir-lAidono UiouianS, eight- hunted: end fiftyrtirS; the wyanty-wrenth. ”V 3fy'ty-tomn&r . £. 8. GOODRICH, t-r ■;• of thadammonwealth * ti&'elj&tiois frauds. JffiS’ha.rtjiQ jiiiposUtfKLto-wiat al any of ; the violations * boon committal by-Whig* and- DeffiOCtatd at t&q / But-ia lUtcai&jT to:(bede> {o-pcrtolayouttiral Whig*, -wo. pensive. that serToor .charges ,will UtragalnsVlJoinocfnii, 1 . whoffliaattlJef yearstirouia haTnmadotlieittpTOof-asaJnst temptatifitrJsaoeiivtlilEg of-thc.-lawß. And . tksifc'ijf bo pursuodviniitetitely.: wo aio.i lilfibSytfointo * fete ting out#of-allaorts-cf-irrogularitieii: lftboomnstliat-i ' : jscalowr youths, wfcoao.l Iheiansvny* are to bo 128 0/ ftQ means see severe justice done on the' . ,oiaet o.g6iwq» mnongfOut opponaota.-.-ThQ/afaefaipts^hfeh TliuAlv aw dnWmiji table,. *ud most hfctrlßt .by mHMiing pacqtUkflStaotemtar commitmavbyta ; : tlte dsy, touch - faofr£ltot;ffie;e3itor,ia:not:disposod any .pf-dhe Violations of’law,. ( which are.said to -l hftntfceea wwunittad byWhigs sad Democrats." • Butswe-Jegret-thot he did “wink” at thegross i fallielmadsngainstone of tbs eofxtoira, of the-Poif, wiacljjh.'a'has becnno-iudustriansincirculating. -that paßs.howsvcr, fortho-present TheseXalseboodvliko-youngohickens, Have al- of the J r osnwis#iU'haTB'toaUeaddoiliom.' Wftcßawdintjjttle for-Whigmisrepresentotions in genefal, bttl ffie’editorbaa asserted that Dem ocrats are .implicated ia these Srauit. Who ore thtgi td&iwj? their names.phave them, indicted forfihfejtbciUJi- IheyarCgoiJty.'let the law bare . its course-agoin9t them, .We are no respecters of persons in'tois-taatteriandaU wedcsire is tbat.tbe guilty shall he pnnished, be they whom, they .may. From tbo time. \7O polled oar first vote; we# have olwayd thongit.lbatthe right or suffrage : was the dearest right an American citizen canid : enjoy—one that anhonorable man- wouldnot consent to obtain lightly, or an honest man bar-- ter swny fti!; a.jmere vote. Bat this glorious prlntegeh4SJbeflh_:iiiada:aa article of. poUlieal 'tKvsyflnj UipJert.,. She sons and tools of “older dteads’Ujave-been giving onttfraudiilenf amfnowthoy • and ttSe?dnpßS'Srill:*9 balled npop to acconnt for the jlniqsittes.thcy have , committed. The indicttofthlsabeady recorded in the Mayor's of fice, syelsamoientitb'shtiW ithdt tfieWhigS' have been |pßy iivattemptiug aßyetemoffrand whioh oonldibnly -by the# ‘‘Pipe laying”: sohomektof -184& However, the result has not been .Sobncoessfnl, and tbq participants ■ in the fran mips tingopontheingrotifude of the Whig party,; and wondering what kind of a boarding-bousoMajorllechamheeps,-'- - > fJ Somepersotts -are: discnasing.: Cue -propriety of these’ftaods, on the ground that tbe persons engaged-in the raat tsr are very ‘'ni?e young men,” and that they wnro urged on by “ older heads." Those “ nice young men” ore now in the hands of the 'law They must abide their trials, for .they will come' •off ae certain as ihe-proper Oourirmeeta to try the rasral}tipsthaf hove-been-practieefftipou- the ballot-box.' As we have eaid before, we hare no disposition to pereeouto:thegaycmng-iuen, and if they wdrbnlyTnJicate tbe?houlderapf^rB;f the offioial'rbto' ItfYenaago ooaoty,a9 fellows: ‘ r-Vtastes Co. Omani. V iercß anjllSng, ............ ~.,.1899 1164 Fierce aadTimg’fl maj.’i..'.V..........'.~¥85 ■ Hole and-Jpliaa2o4—Webster-2.-- a" We feel deeply'obliged.to-ourfriends oat the coaolty ‘far tbe prompt m tinner: in which they have kepfrmadvised of the result in their sovernl ooan'Uesj ; n&3,a3sure:them thnt;ths.plea» Bant reportejiejEend’arO'highljr ngreenbla. to onrteadera: '{'*&? <■ - ■*- jpgyTEftaya req'mstad to flak the-Whfo editors what iathemoftniogpFjihi petard; ing to Scow f-WS to 5t by Walker jw3, Webster,-bat we hpyg'jmt yo> read upon.’ elegant .Jf they endertatSf-toteplaia ftlivy erhaps J&ey will inform the pphlifcwhdt the General ’meant by referring to tlAriOgalorpoßUioa of his breeohes;': the rich ‘ , l^isb t^St6j|t^e,: ’ , and. 'the ‘“Sweetder-*. sum Scoffs ont, will th* terms wo hafe-pwpo''^|eg.'7^V3 ■■■wir *>iP'6A V* :::::NO7EMBER 9. iCdrreapondenco. -, although' ilds-cbn,- sidered- away . out of, the. way, has -done nobly. i She .gives 400 Bemooratio majority, i 238 'mort thhnihebcc ever pofare given.. Thisis-the man ner inwliioh thV^baok,woods” of tffa.tnnes up; Tfhat oan the .Whigs do in the settidd districts 1‘ Eeho'answers, what t - ' Arrupp is .InEEAiro.—PauperiSni'Continues lo throiighout the ooqntiy. Some the'poorhouses.hithe agricultural.distriotabave scarcely any inmates ■besidpsthojmlanatio or In-' .ontahly diseased and infirm. - • . , ; - . Busincss to be gristly improving. : The. ■dutieson artiefes consumed in the quarter end-. ing the 10th nit, are nearly £7,000 in excess of ths.same period last year, the Irish Bank, re turns era _also> squally .indicative 'of increasing prosperity; 1 cthw' increase of circulation' is to the enormous 'extenfrof as. compared with the'perio'dof’jast. year.. • There is also an : increase of -ncarTy''£7so,ooo. Thelate Rev. Eogeno MTlamara, a Roman •Catholic clergyman,And a'nhtive Of Clare, late ly died4nParis, worth-shout£4B,ooo. ■ 1 Itisstated that 100,600 head cf eheep and black oattlehara; been'-purehosed at tho,great Scottish fairs for tcacapotalian to Ireland. i ]B@U The states that a? ;ontlemon belonging‘'tS Ayrshire, no less distin- PMshed .os; a fearleds. bciSeman than as a man of letters,made a danpg leapvafe w weeks agoywhioh deserves to be recorded. When exercising in a field a.cclobkaled Bteeple' chase mare; his-own property, he found itnCocasary to roshherat a hedge to save'himself being mn away with.— •The mare boldly roeeat the hedge end- took it; .the height of the'leap, when afterwards ; men-' shred,being found to be no less than eight and a, half fe.et, .the ytso-beipgabout* nine feet, tod the fall on tie other, side about seven feet. The GuaSo Business'.—The eloop Manlius, of Boston,.was recently ordered off from the Bobos .Islands. Intelligence has.reached'Boston, stat ing that the government of Peru,,on beingmade aware of this, sent orders to Callao to offer a charter party to her on -her arrival, which baa been-done andiaccepted; to load at Chineba. It ■is also stated that the same.conrae will be pur sued-with all the other'Bobos vessels. This action • of. i the-Peruvian government shows a liberality and kindness that should not bo for -gotten m a final settlement of this unfortunate business." . > The .Bdixee Tbasb ov CmcrKKATt—During the year ending the Ist of September last,-the •imports of buttor at Cincinnati were 8,412,600 lbs., :and the exports <2,821,260.D». The Price' Current estimates the oonsnmption of Clneinna tinnd vicinity at about4,ooo,ooolbs. per annum;' and,tho receipts byprivate conveyances at about makmg- 7,000,000 lbs. as the ready edpply of butter from all sourocs—the value not less than a million of dollars, or nearly one third tho value of bogs clispoßEd of In tho Pork Pity; ' EonAs ExoiTATios.—THe Rotnah Journal, of •thal3th nltlmo. gtßtes thnt-thePopehaaordcr ei Ufo continuation tjf the excavation common oed at the Homan Iforumi -p&rtbnlsriy at the rains of thePemple of Castor, ,and on tine hill of thb Capjtol r ,for,tiio:pnrpoBe,of ascertaining .if they be not,.the frcmaloa.. of theedifico oon strnctediby Johns CtSsar-'Underthe name.’ of Julia*. 'These-, ezoavatlons wiilßOrratoexplain the old classic anchors. Homan and foreign tfavans repair orery day to thatinterestingspo t to admire the ruins already uncovered. •• ,' lUisewoouTiia.de. —ft ig said that so attempt u being made to (form a <}tmipanj atNe wOrleauo for the parpose-of-entering- into the rosewood trade. : ‘Theprojeotor.owna.a. largotractofland i near Ouatulcn,•■•la :tlir State ofAiy aca, onthc Pocifio, about -240 miles from Acapulco, lyhlph splendid lose trees,- from thfeo ..to- four fees in. diameter, Xtcaube dehrored fop shipoent.iat a cost of $8 per - ton,- and Is’ worth [between’ $5O and SSfidpertOn- of-cubic feet ' '% j J sr~ i ' "sir -\ Sest‘ekc«s t o?, JfeouraastA-Twd edgiijearttn; ; engines belonging >to coal pita, wereieoently feM So Glasgow,: ScgHtmd, if or .qtrtjraHydosing eammandvofstSßl# etjgLheS/j'by 'wtiicH* one caan wafl killed andiwo wounded, befalling down the pit in the bucket iu oDo instanoof-nndin the other by.one man: being killed from the buoket and rope falling upon him. They were foundguHty, add encti to.one year's imprisonment,' by LordiCookbow. - ' ■ ' ' 1 , 1 1 —-■ 1 - * ' ' Omjto.:Mises. —A correspondent of the Timce, 4n a ,late.communication to that’ •®BP® rejatwe to tbo Guano Islands, 'estimates the guano foandtm them-to amount" at least to twfrhflaateiand-fifty-miUionß of tons To ro« ' thorate ofamilUonof-tona. ; por adaam,-Woli rejjulre tyro hundred and fifty 'year#-and, employ, forthat time/ a thousand ehipsiof nihousand tons capacity eaeh. TfittiiiiLE'AaEST 'OF. Ussthochon. —A resi dent of Leeds* Englandj-apprises. the edifqr of the Galway Vindicator that be can prepare a liquid, a pint of which in a glass grenade-shell, thrown througha borraokwindiowln the nighty would elloatly destroy the whole ;pf Its living in-;; habitants, or.brolcenin the face ofanadvancing fo s® e > korBo ov.foot, would atreat their by death or paralysis, - ■> b - ■■> j .liXhb provisional an* nonneement hasjippeared m the English papers, of Liverpool ana North American gotsWStewnship Company." The rtoSmerS of thf company wfll leave London and Liverpoolal tematel/, the year, for PahMa and’ Newfoandland li fwm;:MarchTtOOotoher;ahd : daring the 'remainder of the jyear. trill call at ■Portland, j [C . '..‘Emoov pit ih» Dots or Wiix>nitfrom—lt is itated thnt! Q. P;iE, Con«nted Jta'delfver-the funeral- oratidponthelife, ehar-v aotOr-nn3"phl)lio , jsernoesiot'tho4fttej:|>akO'Of 'willingtoi;before:ft?-Biifiih:’reriaenla^£ißoS' i ' tonwdflfc|r invited atf^CJddo^oonj'on, theffOth of qWesft’er.'i / * 'e-v** v ■' : *£> Z&tSSUL B©.The senior of t£e Pott received the fol lowing letter from on old fnend in Steubenville. Itia very complimentary, and.as the writer ia a gentleman of etrlot voraoity.nnd greht'shrewd nees, our modesty mnat'TJOme down and 1 admit is true. C' ; it'ln pnbUa'tdng'lhfs letter jonr_lnteritian''ifl not itp puff-OBrtollTesiiwo.reqniteino outsidepuffing q-if Our own efforts epllnb{cany nslbrough, wo must follow inthe wake of hundreds who hare gone before ns. It is not inserted- to oom pliment ouraelves, bnt to show that a'paper eon troled by ita_editors alone, is always the most useful organ o| ft pjtrty.’S Xhfi'iftmfoy-jMflaa jacer, 8incB„tl» first-number was iisasd, and it will continue in the even tenor of its Democratic way to the end. T‘“' rr - STEtmtstttKß,’!lfoTeaber 6,1862. ~ J “f I ???»;Ess,r*-Permi{ine 'slr, to oongrat -s'®t®,.yP'G-:tn.i!eneral. wUh-alLont-Demoeratio" mends on the election, the triumphant election' of PiEnce and Kisa;— Neyer-was-arioore glorious viotory. achieved, ■ in ihO-Wide. wSrld.;vjAnd.hp» l :let mo say to you, that your. Valuable paper, the 4 t Pottf.' has dope much* vcry.muohyV-MWurdsthe overthrow of • Whiggery in-the ‘ benighted pity of “Smoir.’ l'he large-reduction made, on :the Whig vote in yohr.ooanty.’tnost, and ought to-be given as. a credit to the very zealous and efficient efforts of the "JPwfJ’; ~Tho;ooflteBttis now over, and I ro joioe in the sneoess of-opr Candidates, in Common wUh nil our Democratic friends .throughout this wide spread Union.*. where, is Qen. Scott?. In Vermont—or . can another.,Btaio he found where -he chn breathe Tree!- ,Ohl- the'in gratitude of the Americanization, net to appro* ciato.the sorVlCbsofa would 6e greatmam-. > • . ' Wishing you abundant success, I remain fours, 1 x s. p. Ancwo Bkcovsbies—The Prinos Albert ha s recently returned to England, after a fruitless search for Sir John Franklin. She was fitted oat at the expense of Lady Franklin, andal * on BittinßncceBsfiil in the -. principal object of has not' been alto gether pipfitlttSs, .'by her :tho dfßooveryhas been North SotneresV extends" from about' seventy : to|eyentv-fonr degrees of latitude, is not a peninsnlaoonneoted with the continent by a narrow isthmus, as was supposed by Sir John Sosfywho. passed three,,,winters there, about .twenty years ago, but an island, thus apparent ly reducing the'lalitude of JJthe west northern cape of the continent of America abont three degrees, qf to abont : 71~ .The expedition.nndor Sir Edward Belcher, who when last hoard from, was .in Wellington Channel, embraced tho only vessels engaged in searehing for Sir John Frank lin.,; It consists of the Assistance, and'the Btcam screw tender Pioneer; of tho Besolnte and tho steam screw .tender Intrepid, and of the provis- PShJfCßsei North Star. The expedition sailed flronr.thOjrhafties'bn thß'2lßt of April, last •EXTisnAMos or inn Pathotid Qeakb— A wn ter in $9 Syracuse N. Y. Star, states that on Wednesday, the 27th ultimo, Dr. A. B. Shipman of.that oity. performed on Mrs.' Nauoy C. Nott, ,of ; De„Witt,,the iiemoTOl. of • tho patrotid gland, which had been enlarged, and djseasod for four teeffyears, Eto states that’ this operation has been deemed,one \>t the most difficult and - (lon gerons by eminent surgeons, • and several hove given it as their opinion that it could not he done eafely. lathis.-.caso,the- ladywhs advised by ssvewl snigeona io .‘Abandon, the.jdea, as being ol toe ' much hazard?, and* danger; but, with a courage whioh alone,belongs to her sex, - she submitted to it, as the only ehanoe of saving her life... Dr. Bh!pnian) with the assistance of Drs. Adams, of Fabias. aud Henry T.' Ewers, of Manlius,: finished .the-operation in twenty min utes. She was under the full influence of obloro form, nnd totally nnconscious of pain- Tho tu mor was of large sue, situated on tho Bide of the neck, and, extended down-to tho large blood vessels and nerves;- Bho is doing well, and will no donbt-recover peifectly. . Bow m WnuAns Coimoe..—The names of four individuals, professing to bo students in Williams College, arc given in the New York Ex press, as authority for the following statements. It Is written under date of October SOth. • **On Tuesday, last, .the students, as is tho usu al custom, applied for permission to oscoodGrey look (as soon as the first snow appears upon its lofty summit, they have' always given the stn -.dents liberty-to ascend ond camp out.) This, to ;their surprise and indignation, was peremptori ly and: harshly refused. -It was then agreed, Unanimously, to ascend without it; and at noon they ascended, with but few exceptions- On their.retnm r Wednesday, it was announced that forty-BOven, supposed, to be ringleaders, -were pnblioly expelled. - A meeting of the students was immediately called, and ■it -waß decided to Cdtend no recitations till this unjust—nay, out rageous sentence, was retraced—and so the matter stands, so recitations. having been atten ded this week.” : Ths-New-York Times says on reliable author ity, th&t the above letter, which presented on tho faoe of it, every appearanoo of being genn ine, is a.Aoax. IssTAXTAHEotrs • PonrttAlis.—The Seientifio American says that'instantaneous portraits can now be taken .on. poilodion by a very iugemous French invention, Tho person whoso portrait is to be taken is placed at some distance off, in front of tho lens,.and the operator, while conversing with.him.pullsa trigger. By So doing a newly invented cap turns .on its own-axis, nad m its ro tary movement allows the light and the imago of the sitter to pass through a hole twice the diam .eter of the lens. The portrait is obtained in the ftaotion of-a second, and for qoiokness can only be oompared-to electricity. It is hut justice to the Inventor of jhe collodion. (Mr. Bertscbji to stato that the rapidity la owing to its extremo sensitiveness, which rendered it necessary to use the above instrument. By tho ordinary method the eollodion would be spoiled by the light, how ever skilful the manipulator, before the portrait could be taken. The Mas that doh't Read the Newspapehs •—The following Incident aetually occurred in this city yesterday:; . A young man abAut2S years old, from Colum bia,! in Morris oounty, was at the corner of Green -andrLiborfy streets,, with a load of potatoes, which be waß selling. Some of the bystanders were remarking upon tho Whig defeat and the election generally, when their conversation caught the ear of the countryman, and ho in quired with earnestness what had been going on. He was.infotmod thatan election hadtaken dace,, and General Pierce had been elected Pros dent - 11 Why,' 1 said the; youth,“what did they do that for f-. I thought We had a President now.” Tho amusement created by the guileless-ig norance of the uumformed- youth may bo im agwod.—-Acirurfc Daily Advertiser. U 1 ''*•*' ‘ ) - ~ HOWRUSSIA AHD PeCSSIA REGARD TUB FbENCD Brains.—The restoration or tho Em pire by Louis Napoleon Is now discussed by the Prassian jour nals .with less freedom than a few weeks ago, when.the anti-Bonapartism of the Kretu Zeitang had not drawn upon it the reprehension of the ministry. It la-noticed/ however, that Count -Hatsfbld,. the Prussian minister to. the French government, who is now in Berlin, is not about to return his post, and tho infer ence is drawn that Prussia will hold herself en tirely ftioof from,tho Important events whioh are now pending or in progress at Paris. The depart nrc of - Count Kisseleff for St. Petersburg is re garded aa significant of the Cxar’s intention to conoar wlth prussiu in its abstention from tho Interior AffalrsofFranoe. Pki-sh.. Haevbt.—Much cariosity has been expressed as.to the Peter.' Harvey ■ whom Mr- Webater, on Ids. death bed, entreated not to leave, him to the last. - The ‘Now York Tnbuno saysi ... —“TVe understand. that ho is a quiet merchant ,Of JJoeton—* great admirer of Mr. Webster, and . reputed to hare been usefal to him m his former pecuniary necessities, ; He ts the person through ■whom Mr; W.‘ is reported to have sent a dying request: to Mr. Choate not to vpto for Gen. Scott. -If he did sand sush a message, Mr. Choate dis regarded it, and voted the straight whig tioket. Mr. Pettr Harvey, however, voted forPieroe and ■King;” I -. ThbPresident Elect.—The New York Mirror, a Whig paper, speaking of Gen. Pierce, says: - .Of the President-Elect, we have only to repeat that he is a -man of excellent abilities, of nn •doubtod patriotißm,and of finor personal'man ners than any public man we have known since Mr. Clay. ,Cordial, off hand, dignified and -eburfeons, he wins the warmest affcotions of all with he holds intercourse. In personal popularity, he will excel any of bis predecessors in -tha.Presidential Chair. The manner In which .all Ms Intimate friends speak of him—os “Frank Pierce, .a good fellow, ,f is a sufiioient indication of the friendshipha inspires. ... g@lv .Gd; IsaaoWayno, tho only son of Major General Anthony Wayne, of the Revolutionary War.- died on Monday, the 15th of October last, ttt.hiß residence in Chester county, in tho 83d year of .hiß age. Col. Wayne was an excellent "oitixen.and well worthy of the distinguished name he bora. . In early times he took a promi nent partiin the politics of the State and was formerly ,In the State Senate, besides holding other offices. . He was also candidate for Gover nor of the Federal party in 1814, in opposition to Gov.Bnyder. . IstEßadunsE with Jams.—One of the pas sengers*-by the Pacific, last week, was the Hon. Humphrey MarshaH. wSe has .been appointed Commissioner to Chinny With aylew of opening a‘mom free and unshackled commercial inter course with that empire. .> How for he will suc ceed inthep resent distracted-state of the conn try/itlsnbt easy to foresee. .. ; The Japan Expe dition was;on ihe-pointof sailing; and it is very possible’that-cur; astute brethren on theother stdc nf-the AtlanGotinem this an opportune mo* jnent .-tqrhare;4ne t nvoy:inCliina,-;to co-operate; brithtfcfi fotua-in tte*4jdh2fig«Shfitiy;— JEngluh i&f. Jt *L»cg, fa- “,-c - v 1 ' * t •V •*-. H *•. N X J « > “• ■" '‘W % Items of Hews and Miscellany. An affray occnrredat Lynohburg, Vo., a few days ago, between Mr- G«6. W. S. Eaine, of the Cabell House, and Mr* Benjamin Nowlin, of Fprtnville, which resulted in the former being shot; a pistol boll ..passing through his thigb- t inflicting a very serious wound*. \ Carpenters are in great demand at Savannah, Ga One person advertises for twenty-five. The N. Orleans Bulletin denlesthetelegraphio report that Mr Laborde, the Spanish. Consul, had left Now Orleans for fear of personal vio lence. Ha was sail there, and had no intention of leaving. ' ■ A “River Postman’* has - been appointed for the Thames, at London, whose duty, it will be to deliver loiters, newspapers, &o.;, that may arrive by post, addressed to persons on board of ves sels m the river Another murder ib reported in King’s county, Ireland W. H. Maniford, a land agent, was the victim. He was fired at from behind a hedge, and his head was shattered by thirty-four Blugs from a blunderbuss. According to a Bortcy made of the line of railroad from Nashvillo to Louisville, the ap proximate cost of the whole road, completed and in running order, with equipments, depots, &e., is $5,000,000 Lonisrille has already sub scribed $1,000,000, and a like sum will hare to be subscribed in Tennessee, to commence the im provement; j In the year 1788,- Matthias,.Denny purchased the OlO.acres ,of Jond, embracing nearly 01l tho present Cincinnati, for forty-nine dollars 1 Now scarcely,a solitaiy front foot of any lot on that gronnd can be purchased for that sum! The .Hutchinsons write back that-their jouif ney in California in one year, . has - furnished more solid gold’-profit than a lifetime would da the States. A democratio salute was fired on Boston Com mon at noon on Wednesday, In honor of the elec tion of-Qen. Pierce. ■ _ The town of Hall in Massachusetts, which generally casts 15 whig and 2. democratic rotes; this year gives pierce 11, Webster 8, and Scott 7. “As goes Hall; so goos the Hni^nv’J. Madame Henrietta Sontog gave -eight .con* oerts la Philadelphia lately, in. rapid sncces sion, and it is said the gross receipts of these '• conoerts amounted to $23,400, and her' nightly expense* are stated to he from $9OO to $lOOO P. T. Bantam and Mr. Beach- arc about to issue a magnificent Illustrated paper in New York. It is report, hot wants confirmation, that tho plague has broken out in Persia, near the Turkish frontier On Tuesday afternoon tho covered railroad bridge, a short distance below Orwlgsbnrg Land ing, BchuylkUl/Pa.,.took fire from a-locomotire end was destroyed. _ A NewYtemedy for Hydrophia haabeen found; Tho wpupd must bo washed- with warm vinigar, or tepid :water, and well - dned. Then: a few drop* ofcinerutlo, &cid most bo poured on tho bittea pjST' ' .-M:'? - - Iceland* s , A oorreapondentof the Watertown Jeilereo-. nian, now in Iceland, writes from Reykjavik, the capital of the. Island, tlmt it in a; neat town of twelve hundred inhabitants, with a- cathedral and"; college. Them is also a hotel and a club-house. I Several of tho merchantalivo in two etory houses.' The main street runs parallel to tho water, the 1 sloping, gravelly beach, and on the side of this ■' street, faoing.the sea, are the stores, some fifteen’' in number. Resides this, tbore. are threw Other'-i streets, running parallel to it further bihfif ‘The houses, with- gable ends to tho streets, are alii wooden frame buildingß, generally of ono story," i ahd covered with a coating of tar in place of paint. This preserves the wood and mokes the .aides and roof water-tight, ahd though they ore oU black as night, they do not contrast badly with s their white • wiodow-sadhcß and curtains;- and the green fields abont: In closed muslin curtains, flower-pots, containing roses, fuchsias;gersupnps, pansits, and other erotics all inhloonj, showed tho-triumphs over climate that a Uttlereire-wiilmake. Thehotel isusqharo two storphuilding -t - “How green tho fields look,: and how pretty the gardens are hero in Iceland 1 I walked up' on a hill, a iittlo out of town, and I saw the far more mowing, and hoard tho familiar olonk of tho otono oa the steel, while the mower sharpert |ed his scythe. Tho land Is so rough—all cover- Icd with little mounds 6> hillocks—that they can only use soythes about two/eet long.: The scytho snith is straight, and similar to those I have scon used in Scotland-- The right hobd, or low er side, is like ours, fastened to tho snith, bat the left hand -one is like the letter T, tho iand taking hold of the top-piece. They shave the grass down osclose as Hotspur-found the dandy's ohin, “new reaped," like “stubble land ”■ The hay is fine and soft, but tho grace is not very high. In I see growing potatoes, turnips, radishes lettuce, and some Mother vege tables. Graittdoes not grow in Iceland, neither does wood.,* JEho country is qnlte destitute of timber. I save a little shrub, about, five feet bigh, m the Governor's garden: that is, perhaps, tho largest tree-In Iceland. This, though, Is' protected by i high wall on the- north of it ft,' former timos there must have bean some forests, : for I am told,large logs are found in the bogs,-! and too far lnlaiid r to allow tho-idea-of their-be-’ mg drift timber.” 4 ' HayU« Rot. W. L.'JacJd, who has 6pent Bareral years in Haytl, in a-letter to the Boston Traveller, thus speaks of the character jof. the peoplo; and the security for life anti property among them: "I heaitatnnot to say that I believe there has been the pastleii years less murder, less robbe ry, and less (incendiarism, at Port-au-Prince, thon in any city of the same size, and daring the some period. In tbo United States. During this whole period, and oven longer, there has been [ but ono fire id that city of thirty thousand Inhab itants ! Where can a parallel case be> found in the . United States ? I hare traveled in the country at all hours of the day and night, *‘o’er monn taia heights audio valleys low,” in lonely forests and amid oultjyated fields, and have nover been treated with diarespeot by the coarsest peasant or the rudest faountaineer. •, la these journeys I have never bofca refused a 'night’s lodging at‘the poorest cabin, where from necessity' or‘ conve nience I choseio stop. And when I have called for the bill I am almost universally oii- < swered by the expression, “Just whatjou choose to give.” (que vous voulez me donnez , or, in thp simple patois, of the paysan, ea ou vdul'ta ladle moi.) And although it is the land of the old buccaneers, and Where the example of for eignera haa exhibited more of the violence and. ftmud4hatt of (gentleness and honesty," still from Tibaron to Simona, and from Jacmel to Cape Hay tien, I know of not a singld Cove Where a ship may not enterj-Vior a single mountain fastness where a traveled may not pass with safety from robbers. Bust of Mn, Websteb.— Mr. J. 0/ King, the Boston soulptcr, has nearly completed a bast of Mr, Webster* which was subscribed for laßt spring by publlo spirited citizens of Boston and Itoxbnry, for presentation to the city of Boston, to bo plaocd ii). Fan call IJiUI, IIfPSovZD Pliso Fouto—Tho following article', which wc copy from 'tho Hofto Journal, vofeni to a d»«« of Instramonts —advertised In another cohunn—of the very highc"! order «f einjllonoo, am) vrcll worthy tho attention of every lover of elegant music. i It Is to bo regretted that 60 few sdentiac and educated moo devote themselves to tho mechanic arts. Tq some it may seem a mittlifeetlon of literary-attainments to emnJav them In tho Hold of mechanical labor. Not so to'As.' WhS tve admlre tin Orpheus who could charm Into delighted rov*i ry all sentient nature around him when he struck the marie notes ofJhis lyre,'shall we not at the same time napdra th*> Apollo who had the genius and skill to produce that Irre? The rapidity of .progress and tho perfection of the result in every department of the mechanic arts, can ho Indefixtitolv increased by the qualifications to which wo refer- We have before .us a casoiapoint Twelve years since, a gentleman. then recently retired from one of the learned professjonjTfliv voted himself to the introduction of a more elevated musical literature into tha English language than wo hid previoaalT enjoyed. After years dfloil, ho produced a translation of one of tho largestand profoundest • European works-on the sclenco of music. jThat gtnUeman is now-a manufacturer of piano-fortes, and though it.ia scarcely three years since his • commencement, he has. already, taken a position amonc the very best manofadurore In tho United States. The ccntU man referred to IvMr. J. F. Warner, of the firm of J F Warnor 411 JJroadway. As our eye glanryfl noonth* advertisement of this Ann In oar paper," we were ledtotha above train of nfetdem, What splendid improvements in this most admirable and popular musical Mnnjffi os In ownr ott»*ttotlopirdaetlbh,-might be mode in more such devotpajk as tho gentleman above alluded ini?v Y Ok. Irddlycua* * tar-TBS Mosaics’ lactate of Ohio, at Clndanltl, havo.ow»rdod their Diplomat to , Atze’b CozeSt Pzcroiu,- tho widdyedobraiod remedy fiw'Colds, Coughs jmd CqZ snmptton..Tbishtmor wa richlymeriiod hythalavontor’ ,of. that modidao, vrhich has secured notonlt the iborro commimdsfibilj bat also that- of the mostjaalient Physiciansin this,os vrcllasthohighest;modmlaathadtr' -In otter opin»tiies.riaid..!hstJB#t|mgreater-«ncominßi ra w * 1 ' ahapst-every flwra Of taqAttHpcsa people. • noSSairinj * •. ***?- •> * -* % -\V« v * c ’ .. - ». - ; »-«i. l: r V- * a>• . '*■ : ■S3-Dr. SPLane** Great BtnfAr for Direr Complaint— The proprietor* of tßli justly celebrated dedlclne, Me Inthcdsfly receipt of thtffig£&ftsrl«l££rt npdirine eter offered Ibr the cure of Hepatic derangement] thdrapobllcatloxt la rendered nnncocessazy Those who sutler from thr-t^worst of Scourges, Liter Oomplaint, should lose no esmt*] hut has. ton to purchase and use this Inraluablo medicine. JJn sale by most of tha Druggists and Jfechants. and J- KIHOA co, • : not&ai,r - -60 Wood street ■ '>' DIED.' ' . Tesmdsy, the Tthrlhsti it 10 A. JL, at his residence, on Hayatteefcof appoplejcy,JOHN nujiNlNas,agedtTjeara -HEW. ADYEBTISEHEHTS. ... . ExCnASftl UXSS OI •PirTHUtTMIL^ , . . 2d, 1832, f HIS Bank has this dar declared a dlTidand of fear pc* wnt. on Itt capital afock, payable to atockholder*.or their legal repreggntgllycg, os, or after the 12th instant. Jior2(9)aita JAB B MU3IBAV, Cashier EE3ACA STHKKT PBOPUKTY—For sale, "a two etarr dwelling iKrastcoaialning lb ox rooms and cellar, with oni-OTca and-Othar ooznrenieceesf'-aitn&tcd in the Buena. VUia addition to Allegheny eity, on Betaca street, near the outer depot. Xha lot-1* 3> feet front byllO deep to al9 feat alley Price $750 Terms easy IT CCTHBBRX & SON, Beal Estate Agents, ■PotO SOSmlthfield street. ‘XI7"AJtXKI>-~soBharcaCmnbcri&pd and Pttt«hftwh wtril xoad Stock,Jjy AUSTIN UJDIuS, i norS , T ho*J&3rpcrthjcfc, (aboreWoSh - AKTLD—: 2O shares Old Allegheny Bridge Btock*hy”S • norfi ■■ No.92tbnrth«tro^^boTam^jr. GLQAK3I tif t3iQHPTO‘y-f»«>7Wi r w'«Mj t -'Ai AfWSOS-SrOCKA, ' Gitad 0{ Hs&ctstzeeU hotS; EIitNCH HKKfSt&*"A< A. Viaorr k, nor owa* IngAbtoittifaiiasOrtmcnt DfPrendi ‘cftho mogttohtonriiio colors; J Cloths,- Ooburgg, Ac» jxots IyOil 8ALB««Oflo Aeft of Twy il ' gain,—Application mast be mado imx&odx&telr- AUSTIN . No, 92 Fourth itnft i SIIAVUI SHAWLS 2— A. A. Misoa & -00-, wsoir ex* hlbltlngalnrge and TmrivnHed- atfortmcnVaf all tho most cdohmtad m&fcd* ot PaHotld ” Winter’ Bhavls. cmnprV' Blsgßroche, (long and square,) BaySUm,* Waterloo, Empire . State, Caahmcrc, Ac. ? s *'Vlßfih« Police Ofleeri > .\>6taxxa.*tih» Offices of Ali Piridnsom Levls, IYL lTMaster*,*n£l'MnJcr.' < Strict and prompt attention will bonald io al] fewS ncaa entrusted tohlacarn. -- 41 ,;ff -'• _, ndr&3fli • . £xcoixgk JUas or I'mssoßos.V t t ~ w* - Xovffmber-2d r lB&2L« y f ; TTUns Bank has this day declared* Dividend of jrora fx& •JL j oe.T. oaits capital rtoeJt, p*yablff. to • stockholder*'©i» their legal lepmeatatfTßs. on'orafterihe tab instant'' i ootB JAMES B, UUEBAX, Caihfcr.- Don't bo Afraid to TXffO' jEsatisg'f j QO 51E persons object tothia valuable pTeparathmvbccjuise,: \3 they «ay, the Rats ami Mica then dtelntbeir boles. • -This Is not the case. 'There bare been thousands of boxes sold In thbcjty, andno.eomplainta made. It is, also, a.«amcntad*«rtiele. that the HiOajmd- Mice will eat it* end ifc-willkflj, withoot-dbubfc-' i v M& by KEATING, at. the eonuror Wylie and Belton •treat*; Dr. KEYSEB,, 140 Wood rtreet; and ib©; Droggtsts and Grocers intfasJJtrfqp.- - -• .».■-■■ ; ' of October Iferfa, 1852. * 9 * ~ 11 In the matter of the accoan tof John WQlocfc'Admln ■ istratorofNyohnScaton,:deee&sed. .. : And now, to wit: November the account «f Ad* eonfinned Absolutely, and agate day, onhiottsn i of ELS. Magraw, Attorney for - Arrernw+^rf- ? c S l ?' ??^’?? ! -’, AQaI^r > to thifUlmM in tho hradrof tho Administrator, to rad ummr thoqtett ton of odd deceased.. By theCaurt — JARED 4L. BBCSn, Cork. Persons interested, are berebj notiacd, thaiT sill niteotf atmy OSleevHo.«9Fimt«treet.Httshureb,onSlond»jidh» Oth day of December holt, at 2 o’clock, P. SL, fcr the nor- JMsescfmy oppotolment-- \ ntrrBaloa.3t ; ~ J. E. BRADY. Auditor fruus STUDY OV WOBDS—piy-Archdcacon JL 0. Branch, llmo. • PikoT&ornhi. ' ‘ J OPIMO’iS OP THE PRESS. f . “He diocooMM to a trolj leanudtaO Jltcly ommcrnpco‘ tho.orismal unity ofimjußje, rad tho oririn- deriTafien apd:. history, of.»o«d*,- with their .taotality rad Miarats :sphoraof meaning.”—.Y Y. Etmnn JbsL „ U a noble tribnfe to tho. dirtoo lacalty of rfieech: - PopularlywriLtenf l fornseaalectoe%exaetin learning,rad poetic to it».Tljlon,dt.i»oJiooVat'ono! Jhrlho acholariUd ; the Bonctal reader.”—A'oo lart Maagdist. ' ,i.t _”ltl«oneof the meat striking rad original pallieatlimi of the day, .ndth nothtoy of'hardncea, dnllheai tor tlrrcesT about it, hot altogethorJiMh, liroly, and entertatatoe ”—' SoxUm £pcuvw Trawler. v- u: ...: ..-. Acnpply cf the HboTejurtrecciTedandtc?Raleljy - octal, JOHN lI.MEILOR. gpWoodAeot. - I gOR Ta&JIAHHIKDI I [ ** T)E EEFSUITFGti iTULTIPLy,’* i .X) that should be cheerfitfly obeyed** I Ur. JCfKKOQIt&IAIvor 7 ProdreaUTir ■ fdlxlTt f rescnbod.M aa eSoetuikl xcstoratire' Irf esses of D& I baity, Irapoteneiy Qr UiirrwuKSSj.aial tIT Irregularities cl XuUve. HlsoU.thgiltgrpfigSfesfc>fae t .Tfatf.!ggfewtf*q ■RcsteraUrc and Ecsocdy, £br thoso iu the married state with out ofaprins.. It Iba.certain cure.-firf SwuiaalEnriisiohSi General Debility, Gleet, cakacgA. Of the GcuiUl : OrjamJ Ncrroua Affections, Lcuoorrhoea. or Whites, As aainriCD rattog medidao it is ;Al*6 y a"eettein remedy ibr Incipient Consumption,-' Indigestion,-Twaf MaseSar Energy, Physical Lassitude, remain Weakness, lability, Ae.-' It b warranted te please the nscr in any of the aberre tens* ploints, and Is of ooantlcfs Talon te thoso without qflSprtiw chohou JBztm.—Find the camo of Comstock £ Ezotha ra: tho Wrapper, and ««r pay it unices you find- the abow name; Mlt been edamrtiy counterfeited of latei Aroit the counterfeit s you would paisem. Annerat auSfateWly •■• * • «0. 50' BSUTHFII NEW GOODE! ■ JAKES C. WAIT, KESCHSaT lAII6B, Sa 30 ilarixt tirtet, ittatcn Sami and Third tSrttb. TJAS Jurt received M» FALI> jLSD .WINTER STOCK of XI DLACh. and COLORKD CLOTHS, PLAIN in-il FANCY CASSIMERESpUjSH ’•*•*»»Tonety of tbs na-sost stylo OVEECOAT- ; U>(,S, which hs toznoteup fa •upcrior style, on' reasonable tenoa.. GcaUemenimrantaf Jashionablo Goods, and jf«hionablj cot Garments, would > plnUasyrtcm of Garment piaqghtlng, so fryorablr- known and generally used by the trwl® of thia dtr* CmdnnatL Philadelphia and elsewhere; .at the following prfew, rijr ” , 5V ith Instructions, 410,00; without lartrocllohi, *7,00. Tho Booh and Ruler, containing fall and accurate direction* ,tn successful draughting, ftirwarded to any t»rt o£ the United -States, on roedpt of £7,00, fy JAM£3 G. ■ • TcacharofGarment Cutting,':--- *. -t 3d Market street.' Snored SUule Books. LAIDIS, bj Huoa* Webb, \j/ Carmlna Sacra, do • .do;--'- : -' ■Ab? Carrolna Sacra, do • ' do; : •National Psalmist*. do ■■>’ : .fa; f • Ptaitry, , _fa do; •- ‘i-;. --Tcanlc Moodies, by Lovell A Mason; The Dulcimer, by J.D. Woodbnry;: : -• ' . TkeP«a]modbt,£Y.llasU2gs.£&r&dlrar7? Christian Minstrels, by Alke&x; . . ■ CHORUS AND GLEE BQOKB. Tbe Gloo Hire, by Lcnrell Mason ; • ■ ; Thu Boston Melodeon, by K. Hov* A Whito, - The Tocallrt, by Mason A Webb; .v • TlxoChoros Glco Book, by Woodbury;- - ■ Xlber Mtudeas, By Woodbury; . Cecilian Glee Book, by Mason 4 Webb;- .s Nev England Gleo Book, v „. JUVENILE SINGING BOOKS loong Oh i^»a4 Tsos pair' ... *- . *>: ... do i do $l,OO to 2,00 doi’ Gothic and Plaizv&ssorted paces:'' ■-> ■ -v-J : Bolt Limm, 4-4 55c,64 33a.- . -- 1 BuffOiiaoth,44*sa,s43la,&4 40a,- v ...... Carriage Oil Cloth, Hack, 44 S3a, 6430 a, 04 40a: -> r ' ,Hguredßack . , do 4432 a, 54 40a, 64 4t2 '-'I ,Enuncllod .do 44 33a, 54 40a, 64 60a* Mohosnay and Boeeerood44.62c, 3475 a, 04 BTa; ‘ - ' 1 ToWoDojore, TTlthccotrai, :3, S7«a andSleacb; 1 Hour. Oil C10th,44,45,60an470aper yanfT I lle&rth Bogs, (oilcloth,) 84,00 each. • o/■■■; *■!-■ ~ I i CLormiio. , ' i Long Bloch Oil Coat 3, $1.75 each. . | Jackofa $l,OO. PaufaSTJiaVHat»62Ua_* GOODYEAR'S KCBBER GOOB3. .*,./] langßlaek Coats, each. J 1 Short Black Coata, $4,25 each. 1 UU» and anginal Manufactory. Ail Goods Warranted 1 not to stick, fade or crack 1 PALh ARRAN aEMENT—PA RER ED TJCED, JP^TOS^vTISIA^H^PnOAD. Pty 0* -MkJ Staging l ichxdi \cHl bcmoidedby the 20a Tram * Jrm JPUtsfmth to PhOoddflUa.. andjti&non. Only. Zi hourt Omuyh '"■ to otter place, both. Trmiu connecting at ITorriAam mo i- rr %?i/T S9 Uu^m Jbrcto'PhcitSe!t S < - i jAia, SO,S7V. 3b RaWmart, $9,50. Thiriv- ■ ™ « MT n: 1 ■__..., «_ * CtowZ Cb77txiufnoner«. .- r -1 T^F^ ! ' rc s. :M ’^L® r « n leave the Depot ca Übcrty kbcvi) thn Canal .Bridge, every- mnerdnyTi^o Pasaongera will_ go by the ; eta 80 mlleHto Eodcbangh’a, fnesh OrecnabnrghJ-whcre they will fihdthobestofCoacliS 10 0TO » *»*-«• pamc-J *° etatlon, (Oonductora aomnpi I pLto&phMSl“ d «• “•<"*« *» * tha ™‘“ d -Paraonmre who wish to avoid right travel,-can lodro at Hollidayaburgh over right. . *<«6»aa ■ ■lhe BrtangTrain riU leavo dally at Bo'clock-P.M-we. rtrinir at Philadelphia or Baltimore. at 9 o'clock thnnnrt * f J!S I/ tSF <> l* a J2 te ttmdiag,tand.bs-ms XatSc Almonder, *** tHWOthtod Withhot any hair, when ?ho cobs' wmeerf using tiwtßtttactUre. S*W towuaed ahSK «L*i b S?-9? s?**?? «=d haa rariltnso* **SSJSS «-I miWW■btlE«.*Alii»3idcr,-»ho.Sofoartb SiSst. S f tW^. eDRIOT 01 • a WI Ktasm, " i'•Poralehralithe’Droggisfisinfttislmrgh. tauSJaliww-- 1 JAMESP.-TAKNEEV % *» wncmsAtg nmtog m. - BOOTS, SHOES, BOHHEXS,„&c,, 2fa 6f> KoodTSbttt+ir&sbsem Fbtcrtlu - f _ PI3SHSyjttQH. t a / >• t embraces oTcrywiiffty tod Bonn **%&& pumheasd i gpglyd Maanficturcra, ndapiSd topnaSyfbt Pali andWs&» ter sales, and will he sold at eastern prices, <; Pfcasool} tod - erattine before buying; • y: .>* ...*-rZ*r ■ ■■■ m:. L' /TTOBHir B>/ OtJTHBE&T A SOS , Beal etate and qknkraxi' aqests, -A’«t4o » SmiOtJUldtired* -‘-t . -janX y QROCHJB :v> .-v -■norl -,•■,> X.* ..T..jsXM» ite&JW&m ittSb 1 Bs:£oQlth «sd*79 Wood Wee&' poti v w. aroLiNTqcs^ AVarraaLL. By.; . ,'^w:.^ii. IT , - * , ATTSHNxoomis; K ~* r cor* : • ■»!>>> > ••:»•*•■ *i> street. -i. -T ] A;'4U STisos * (iLV ?JLi eases Premium Gold'3ladslXcms Shzsrh'&vm'S&CßXb>- SStOO ' J*wvl ♦ alceeUp ■*?.?••' SaUfis,Teedr«iandforsslo"by r ".'..v: Port - , frIXKLBg A STCSETSOSr MUSCAT- WLVK—S boxes Jpulon-niTM- Uh>n.' -received sad &r solely .v-'-riyt p»u . hilleh abjcketsov hg«fe>qr; arntotter &Toritaliiaail%lanflh>}raqifrfac-«qJg-hy ••-;:• «.■ * goTi , ~ ~ a RiCKgraos i boo and Black Tma>from fostafa :ttlebr {awSl-’/rJEOSG; JCMQORH£AD. ‘ O IXli. Choice Maddrt'ittne, - " i -V ; & do*i ftjrt-Wins; atlaxencacii.'- • —• i Fortt)tifnr».tO£ioBeA-CDas!eßßs4bt t b]r-- :■>"•■:«-•••■-? _ t BAKE,' •'’U2iJococd*trceb "V .octl3\-_. ifrJfoarUMut :ixV TSwogiljtrDeta; atctj largo ftaortaieiit , .pMtH; J =<4, 54* W &ad 24 iroQllcfr Boeklng; fcKabkinr e iariio thtf, - fcttentka^-of -jJttrthaseirv--** - Qrej iril} - fin<> - * circs tf acd. ■ j^OßSALlj—rAlaigo Urick.JCotuge «n>mniag.av * L. lirga h&I1 r tltriim, -and ocUii'on fins‘ floor; foortoome, andagarrciof tworooms; aflnfrportieo in tho Croat,and afcpaekmspttcfrhi'ihftfepr; a good* table, curias intha yard; situated near thy «sUKK»fIf JWlot irtSO -feet ftont' ea Centro. Arrow, Jtß;3».daqp to Loeist street • with a garden and chok» apple tree*. L-Thi* property <5 well irorthr the *l teaUon.af thoee dtttrinfr a eodgbrtsfcUrreaku&e*Jna'wwi neighborhood* eaiieptaat :t&- a* good wed' Attest, lighted with gas. Price, Terms easy. ■* - *■ - :;Si'CSTHBEBS A 805, " -‘ .^.vßcalEstite-Agtirtsi" ■_4Q gtetehfli&l street/ v. .. t ■ :-?:T«UI-Ta« J-iTawt'"-.. -r -'! 600 Half Owstt Grout *M ' "pmiH'mtetoßßr 38 Tifn X Djff«&jal:Bni«fctoilJe» tl»' .attcnOonTinns customers: »n4Cbufltryo3s&in&= gener.: «ny, to hbiliiM atpck ofOtort'Miil;jniet®!ii»;*el«*ed-itt i J«*r Tori, with grout care. and totoapeetal reSaeoi*toll* ! Increasing retail trade. ■ UaTing dawned oufienllre aiicn.l I tion daring the Jot saaren .yeato to jUto -San-ttadt’-fca ten aswmxl that ** an do nor ftsmerou euitomew *mp!e qoalit; aculsriee. •BclaaGrocenwelsfi- }° caliand get towpiesot toe dS&reat grades.. ■!?*“£? toTluthe nttonttanal. our customers to nor stock rf IqfraWpo- ioungajrson,- ■nSriS?* 0? l onS>;Uto_.S»ect«taAd crosMtogrant in too American market-Also, Xorerinrt .Outoed andtfnli rerized Sugar; Hio, Jars and Jlocha Oodoe-.snd Sm.Hi*. leans aogar.' * ' rattobuegli,T!i 1852 t ' 2SQTICE; ~ I bs*togi*a it te-pass6l*»rt,- or- sent l ttomgb'JOnM JHoaPBDy.^IO I «™ie™i!riroWW. total! at hla I Office ylth,thelrl>taftomndlbraEe’Hck*a,»tait!l*T''ai*"' ►jctaraol toteraiJ'M 1» hti I^S2“.WpHsc “ t “4 »tnSalr«ltoc-na' itortirjgntin HttS^btotbeOldawSS^^S I SfS e^.?^:r eMr S Q rliMidl, .inniam ”4 Oqi, ftot, Ala^tha * ■■•joh# ~ A> - r. , ‘ ■ItaST.-OeMSaap * ' Jalnea Bctmer. , tav> ■ I Ana notrjtoirit: October 9th, 1852, th? r*tatoa.fiTA,l* I TOißgephfem,prraratedluopcuConrvjmjtng ftr jj,oajjp| i oaJa*AmlgiioetoTOasgigjtnojjj; ildjwrtohim.thoi«sMue=< of ■rtetrapon, on motions/Geo.P. ir.mn- i ofea?* f A MQOBBttta.j.UO.r'good^rtmt, l atogfcr j^^pssassss^sse&t n^^g^MooEga,naw«l d-A«t, o at j dc^to . bwohimok I ‘'Oftofaecmacg sader.tfefctilli 4C Lr* SlWlTtiLty eii)ateBrotm. f lbs .tasiwiU-i*' KtU J bytt %Sr«i_4 Co, stETiß’sgifli^a^ltfthnpet.'’- j oettf _r. 1 i,£LtiarirtJi»Snnii4Ußg.EnliU£i'bilbeir*it®!ir»s(«k’ fotCabicet ycmiiare mid. 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