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Tyi"v.vr, -Vii^j•‘•ji I s'MSS^tto,wh^bAmpt, hen- ) C ’ C ' om ' F+t&ntt'i »* J*Vt vTi *v ’W ( ; * ,si *’ 5 >'i * t"si '.! *-r -. 1 1 •>, 2>7, o»‘ -*»ffuaUK>m«l nwhla thedHe»ofKwYorlrmaßoston I " <-&, , '/v-'. ><• u ? rt * v* 1 -. v <S\ytU ;;-Vi !T - t r«,V. I T--! =U-- v * '•V‘;.Vl Tor “"•• u Tho, a« nuthorizM to moireAd v%%V,: n f,' AfVtffaAries promised, and the going ~Wd chooka were glowing with health, and the I TIIE PttACDS ' «* J'w* : ' ! 4 dimpled hand yet grasped a Bmall rattle, a baby’s V Pore, innocent and lorel, did little Willie appear, in tho eyes of bis fond, jonng , mother. “My hoy, my beantiful hoy,” she *t I * ” murmured ns she imprinted a kiss upon the small ' white hand, and then, after again cautioning i Chades, ehe ioft the house. YhcTUttlo boy sat ! iti>\fi qaictiy down, determined to falGl his promise. S :■, --; . For some time ho sat quite still, admiring tho - Bowers, that bloomedjon the ratal; tlmL -64010 in *-+ ‘»° open window , : 1110 danoing leaves of,-a large tree that shaded l\ . 11,0 oo‘t°se. Qnd then to spoke softly to his dog, nwUd» frolicsome creatare, who had-followed . Mato. Bat chilJrea tore action, nnd our litUo friend 5-i * sooft;bdgan to bo of hio task,.and to wish. for Mrs. Iloywood’s totam. To pass nway the .‘; ’: time,-he took ahall from his pockot. It was a tiewbait, given him b, his nnole Edward. In !&":■■’ turning it about; it fell to the ground, rolled ».:.-.•••:■•> away over the carpot, not unseen, however, by , ÜB * Wtt tchf«l J»£ who seixed Hin his month, and S'- A - ' - . .bounded away. Forgelfnl of overytbing but his bait, Charle/ rushed after the dog. Out of the ~ • door,.down tho roso liued walk, and t>ver thoJow paling, went tiie"d >g; and close to him followed ; -' the boy. Soarcely had the eonnd of Charley's -. ’ ' footsteps died away, when a strange, tall, gaunt lookiog woman, entered the door of tho cottugo, y ‘"V aud after casting a harried lookround, sho es 1v dßimed, “ Come on, Sue; there ain’t a soul in " the house, 1 ’ “Butthere’a nolhingworthsteal i ing,” replied her companion, a short, thiok-set woman. “ Yes;"..said the first speaker, who wos “'••• now at the cradle; “here’s something os will ••.•■;•.; ■ maybe do ns moro goad, thao ail the lies we've , : . told for the-last Mx-.mooths, abouthnabaad’s dy ;!: , log of the cUoletti, and ohitdren at homo starving. " l '' " ‘ ‘ " : , - There’s fow, Sue, as will stand the sight of a aickly-looking babe, and it will feteb money, when, nothing else will.” “ Bat this ono is a . fine, fat, healthy one,” said Sue. As the two <;4 .' abandoned women bent over the cradle—the lit tle sleeper smiled. “ And <lon’t you kftew, Suo,” said the tailor womn, whUe. J a grim siuile spread ?* . * itself over her wrinkled, hardened features; V: : “how soon wo oau bring it down a few weeks on our diet; with some doses o' staff, will make -;i it sickly enough. 0, your tender com will do .-. wonders, Sne,” and she broke into alow, malici : Otts laugh, in whioh her companion joined. Boon nfter this, Mary Heywood, after loaving tho wl .d »w much better, songht her peaceful little home. ? r.‘*‘lhope my darling is sleeping,” thought she, *‘l have been longer than I expected.” She en tered the room, bnt the low, soft breathing that was swoetor to tor than music, fell not upon her ' .' ear. The cradle was empty; there was the im prjssion of the small head, but the littlo sleeper was gone. Ilor first thonght was that Charles had taken him oat, aud she hastened to the door, just in time to moot the boy, whowoS returning, having regained his boil. “ Where is Willie ? ” she exolaimod, laming verypalo. “Don’t bo angry, Mrs. Hoywood,” Btdd the child, “hut Ponto ran off with my ball, and,” “ Whore is Willie I ” interrupted the ex cited Mary. “Oh, he is in the cradle.” “No, he is not,” answered the poormother, “ tell me. :, what you have dono with him ? ” “ I left him v . in'the cradle,” said the Manned boy, “ only five ‘ ■ - minutes ago.” A rapid search ensued, tot in vain. . . James Heywood, Mary’s husband, now entered, and Mary throwing herself into his arms, exclaimed, “ Oh, James, our little darling, oor . sweet Willie is gone, stolen!” “ Impossible,” fiald the horror-stricken parent After hearing aU tho particnlars, he endeavored to calm the young mother, and then called in the neighbors « to-aid in the. search. In vain, every effort failed. The poor father offered os large a reward os his Slender means would afford, bat still no tidings could be gained of tbo lost infant. “Yoa Umst try and be reconciled, Mary,” Said her mother some weeks afterwards; when Maty was able to sit up after a severe illness brought on by her extreme sorrow; “yon mourn as if.he were indeed dead.” “Ob mother,” said the agonized Mary, “if ha were dead, 1 should not suffer so mach. I wouldkave wept, to have seen the coffin-lid close over his sweet fhoe, hut I wonld have known ho was gone to reston the bosom of Jesus, and I should have been comforted. Now, I know not whore he is, or how to may be suffering. When I sink ex " hauSted to deep, I start from my harried slum ber, thtnking I hear his wailing cry, and then I feel that ho is gone, and I cannot fiud him. Ob, my boy, my dear, dear Willie,” she continued, while the tears fell slowly down her pale wasted : Cheeks. “ Ob, that yonr mother coaid find you, my darling. We were so happy, James and I,” Bhe observed, after she became more composed; “ Willis knew his father, and wonld pat his little Bnns round his neak, nnd lift np his rosy lips to , be kissed. He had so mahy winning ways with' him, my poor little boy,” and she again wept. ' “ Why did yoa give that woman anything, Ed ' Wards,” observed a gentleman to a friend in tho . .. v ßfctir« of the latter, “I don’t think ehe deserved. • - :: It, ; She appeared a strong, healthy woman able enough to work.” '’True, Wilson, but tho V Child,” JUtSwercd Edwards, “ tho poor child, did Jrou observe it; why it was wasted to skin and / bone, and its black eyes looked unnaturally large, anil ihhy had such a look of patient snffering, .that it went to my heart." I thought of my own tittle Charles, at homo, bright and well.” “Bnt,” observed Wilson,," if the child is sick, she ought ttot.to cany it through the; etrecie, and it may ■ not be here.' I have heard thatsome of these women.steal children to excite the pity of those front whom they beg, ond that they give 'them Only food enough to. support ’life; and that, in .Jhcjh they live by it; who knows but that tills Won Hut may bel one of this class.” “0 non ; sense,” replied his friend, “1 have heard of snob things also, tot I believo they are more newspa per romance.’’ l read but, the other day. of agentieman in Cinomnati,” said Wilson; here he was interrupted by a enstoiner, and the bon venation dropped, [COHCtODKD IS TO-MOEHOW’B PAPER.] ffe, §§|k w SI p|| ''• ' v S^SiSbf^^^SU^l^^llfSfß^^^^^^^i^^^!S^snSS^is^s^ssgm^ssassse^3^r»A%-s»yt ...,_ •* •# %^ B sfir l & Pi> ’fw •**<* j *?* *-* - **J£»?V *«t <'£* V».»1 v it>v fH ', > ' ftl \* **.*«?} t w Vv - #*** 2'r *•••■/■ '■• •' '"■ V-' *- l -/ • >* ■ -.v /- " - .’:-•* *-/•* .y- > f • - v - <••-' *--^. K s --*n- - U-;-^;4>S ii§iitiggjpigBfyi^^ ' $$ ft; '|S m (■HI img IP*! Papbe made pboh Leatasb Sonars We have received another sample of beautiful drab colored paper made, by B. & D. IL H, Forbes, ■ of dolt, C. W., from the scraps of leather, btraw and rags. It is sent to us by Jlr.D.Toland, of that place, an old subßcriberto the Scientific American. This may bo the kind of paper Which the editor oftbeTiondon Artizan mentions os ‘ haring been received by him, wrapped around ■; * Boise panels from America; and which he states la the strongest sample, considermglte thinnesst heever metjrith.— Scientific Amencan.- ‘ t ■ been much inquiry Bays thei Transcript; as to who bnppiiesthe,fresh and beautiful wreaths of immortelles and other flow ers, with which thobust of Webster at the Ex change haabeen repeatedly crownedf The ae-. ‘. • :«retls now out. They .were woven and placed '. ’ 'there by Mrs. Vowatt, the popular actress; who comes honestly by her American-•pride" in iWob - Bter, she beingagrand-daughterofEraoCistew- Is; one of the signers of the Declaration of In -1 dependence,— BostonlTranscnpt. ■**. i •3-FINB JOB PElXma.^* “**•"» »ntmm,Trr» t»ew rfm P r *P u r» M a* viUktino op all IK *f lownt Umt-. £t*tj t!u tad vsrt*tr«r Trpe, fmn S& l «£*j£S’ i,, * ae* U forod iiTbS?. Afterweeks of,-silenco the whig papers hare at length spoken about the frauds, and the only defenoo they can make.for tho rascally practices of their party is a gross attaok upon tho chief magistrate of our city, because he has discharged htß official duties at the request and on the sworn testimony of the peojils, a. matter that he dare not disobey. Had he pursued an opposite . coarse ho would have been mado a culprit for derelic tion in office, and have been compelled to defend himself ngoinst charges almost as grave as those that have been mado againßt thoßO who endea vored to carry out tho clumsy concocted knavery of the whig-party. Tho whig editors know that ns a magistrate, he is bound to take the deposi tion of any man who comes before him to testl \ fy.to a violation of the laws. Bat tho wise men I who prosido ovcr.the whig journals, of our city, I have got it into -their shrewd noddles that it is l wrong for a magistrate to hold a whig to bail for [ having committed a most, flagrant crime, and I after mature deliberation, thay pronounce the I course of the magistrate “ inquisitorial .” Both i the leading organs of the.’Whig-pitrty'attempt to I defend the frauds by assailing tho Mayor, and ' as the Gazette has made its knavery more elabor ate than its neighbor, we will attend to it first, i The editor opens by saying: i “ Wi- Imre hitherto forborne to notion rcrbdn proceedings i of in* honor, tho Major, in the matter of Uit* allupwl framl | ulent natamlitallao lmper.*, for fear that our loutivfs might I W» impugned; hut we fool that wo cannot longer forbear tho I di>a:H.in*eof ft painful duty, without being ‘unfaithful to our i Oblurtilums a.«i a public journalist.” What modesty ! Who woalil impugn motives where there wag an opeuiog for political fraud or slander ? No mah in this country would dare i to assert tbnt you hare changed your nature. — \ on arc tho same that you were when tho “ Fif teen Whigs” found you. After this moral opening, tho pious editor whose party was benefitted by tho frauds, goes on to abuse the magistrate who recotvcd tho de- 1 positions exposing them, in a manner highly • characteristic of hu political honesty. In speak- i mg of tho contumacious course of a witness, who had knowledge of frauds, and refused to testify; and was committed for tho contempt, the editor says: *-11 i.-t i*wy to mv to what fearful abuses such a course of prortN'diag would lead to. The Mayor’s office, in KachAnra, become* an iiiqiiialiorial chamber, —partaking of oli the oh noinma feature* of such justly oaocraled iuxtltutiima, tho onty difference being, that Inaieod of the thomharrews to gat at tho crvfetuv, the Mayor urn* Uie county joiL Who would hoaafriu n community, under mch pructvdinga,when evldrnco roc Id bt? (breed from mea under the terrors of ptm- Ifthmcut, and when a mcrrauajiicmu or rumor could be ny**!* the iiaxm of inquisitorial proas«dinp?. All public confidence would bo deatroyod, and men would be driven to speak on- j i der their breath, for fear our Grand Inrjuixilorial might get I : n wbinpor u I it, and call ouo of the parties before him to i , wfuecze ont evidence to be used against hls neighbor.” j is not the above a beautiful paragraph to j i come from a man wkapnts himself op in our j community as a teacher of morality par cxuU I \ liner? He asks M Who would bo safe la a' - community under Buch proceedings”—meaning i tho prosecutions of the frauds. We answer, that I most certainly, the Deacon and all his friends I caught in tho villony ho appears to defend would be very unsafe. We will, however, ask him a question. Who "would be safe in a community” if the knavish •notions’ oftbo editorofthe Gazette end tlie cul prits who committed the ffaude, were permitted to pass unnoticed ? Will nor l pious cotempora ry assert that it is right and proper for the< vhigß to practice fraudsit tho ballot boxes, and wrong for the civil,magistrates to take cognizance of them t Ho may reconcile such a course with I tho morality lie desires credit for, tut we are ap-! prehensive that it will not accord the vir tue he desires the public to believe him possessed of. vHe goes on and says : v ‘ We understand Una at leart.lo ono case, the Mayor re fused a person brought before him for examination* the benefit of counsel, but requested the gentleman Who ap peared on behalf ortho prisoner, to leave the room. So& a proceeding l* unprecedented and unaatboriirei, »Od»e can aw no justification for It. Such tec rut taquUltioaa an wholly contrary to the spirit of free imqltutlona. This is wholly and totally false. Tho person alluded to had his connsel; he consulted with him; ho again requested to see him—he did see him, and was then held to bail as ona of tho persons who had uttered fraudulent papers. Ho hod his counsel, and all the benefit be coaid de rive from it. If he hod token counsel from common sense, he wonld have at once divulged tho names of the persons who induced him to participate in the frauds, and by exposing them, he might havo saved himself. But be has pre. ferred.to stand the ordeal of the “ Inquisition" imagined after the election, by the saint-like ed itor of the Gazette; and wo hope he may have n good time of it, when the “ thumb-screws” alluded to are applied. If we bad room, we would like to publish the entire article of the Gazette, from which we have made extracts; for a more base attempt to palliate fraud, has never been placed on record. In the whole nrtiole, filling more than half a column, there is not one word of denial as to the truthfulness of the charge; but it is all made up of silly vituperation against tho chief magis- trate of tho oity, fop. performing a duty, which neither he, nor any, 'other man in a magisterial capacity, dare decline. If tho editor of tho Gazette has any reaped for the sanctity of tho rights of a citizen, he will aid in the efforts now making to ferret ont these frauds, instead of endeavoring to conceal them. Wo havo now a short paragraph for the Jour nal, and we regret that our space and time will' not permit ns to attend to the “protesting" gen tleman in the manner ho should he handled. Under tho tissue garb of friendship for a friend, ho sonde forth, by inuendo, a gross falsehood agninstthat friend. Hewritesarigmaroleabont the frauds admitting nothing; denying nothing; and then dovetails into his article the following: “ Wofocl that it 1* extremely difficult to find fault with, and justify .the complaint against, any form of jtcal In Sn executlro oClcer; but trill not our rolatlop* with tho Mayor .penultus,triUioutoironce, to inquire. /«*,.'/ comrrumi *2 teal, to for, has-not only,not reached, but. bat no nought kpalprocenasmgk Democrat!” * It is not neoessary for ns to inform the editor of tho Journal that the Mayor, had no control over these oases, farther than that of any other magistrate. Ho performed his duty faithfully, when applied to, as every l good officer should do, and for this , he is assailed by the whig editors. If ho had cas@, or “winked" at these frauds; and past them by as not worthy of attention, the whiga would consider him a very obliging officer. Bnt he felt thathowas bound by his oath of office, to discharge a duty to the people, and he haa doneithuthfally.' '' :■ It is woll understood that‘the editor of the ““Pirant for the office of Manor.— dnv wllat would he havedotje nn tancee our chief' magistrate has wnimiteS hit? Mt? jWould he toe held the caipnts to bml, or permitted them to eo Beott free, in consideration of the services thßv had rendered to his party? An«Ji 8 ■ Steubenville anOlrndi ana Raiuoad. We direct the attention of our readers to the Advertisement of. Measra Foster, Bros. &Co contractors on tho Steubenville and Indiana, Baii road,which will befoundin tc-day’a paper. It seen that ;thls great work goes bravely on. A fine chance is offered to contractors by •these gentlemen. ! n * * ‘ ‘ - V 't' ' ' l ‘‘.: ' ■’ COUNTIES. Adam 5....:.... Allegheny .... Armstrong.... Beaver Bradford Berks Bedford Bocks ......... 8ut1er......:.:. Blair. Cambria Carb0n........ Centre Chester Clarion Clearfield Clinton Columbia Crawfonl Cumberland.. Dauphin. Delaware Elk Erie .... Fayette Franklin Fulton... Greene Huntingdon... Indiana Jefferson Juniata Lancaster i Lawrence Lebanon Lehigh Luzcrno Lycoming McKean Mercer Mifflin Monroe Montgomery.. Montour Northampton . Nortbumbcrl’d Pony Plul. City & Co Piko Potter Schuylkill Somerset Susquehanna.. Sullivan Tioga Union Venango Warren Washington Wayuo. Westmoreland.. Wyoming York. .'. Democrats in sail in small cap! BZauactinsctta—Complete. Counties. Scott. Pierce. Suffolk 4550 G 407 Kaacx.— „.7850 m'.i; Middles*! _£749 9174 Worcester 7337 6us» Hampshire 3300 1376 Hampden— _3646 3161 757 franklin -.2562 1727 1219 Berkshire™ 3615 2)61 sis "a horfidk 3692 34G2 jt» S l Mstol .3743 .1244 2103 }® Plymouth 3077 212 G 21,a 00 Bamstahlo J4lO Bird “ 473 ,7 Uokcs. 213 221 48 1 Nantucket 329 IS9 ls» 2 Total 40,901 25.599 Boott's plurality ... The Vote of the Beierfe. Hale. ISrrrp. Scott. •~2WS 1079 2167 -l&W -CAC 2CG4 1“ IMS ...mi a i ui(o -I.J.S 10.1 J3JO -1061 1(07 // 021 -ISO ' JMu . US INK • "131 -17C0 20» 1007 | i Cujahogß.*™ i (icanga-. Utkc Jkhoning...-^. ffoiapy --•-~VMi...n^V^\,-r,;'v;:.;;. Stfttrmlt..—: .£.'.' cr.;,,.....-.^....^ Trambuil Total 1-BIT 1*331 THE PAYETTE DEMOCRACY. j Th# gallant and Indomitable Democracy of Fayette Conner had a grand illumination and I jubilee, ot Uniontoum, on Friday evouing, the j Cth inat, In honor of the recent brilliant victory aehierod by the National Democracy. The | Ocnhu stated that at an early hour in the even ing, all the democratic houses in town and in the immediate vicinity, wero brightly illuminated, and tar barrels and boxes were lighted at various I points. Tho darkness of the evening added vast ly to tho brilliancy of tho illomination. The I procession, after having passed nearly all tho streets, loarnod that the Hon. Jons L. Dawboh I was at the National Honse, whither they pro-1 cceded and londly called on him for a speech I He appeared upon tho steps, anil made one of I his happiest efforts, which called forth tho loud-, I est cheers. MICHIGAS—CONGRESSIONAL. GAIN, I We learn from the Detroit Fret Press that enf- I ficiont returns have been received to ensure the election of the entire Democratic delegation' in Congress, from the State of Michigan! being a gain of tubes Representatives to the National OoanciU. The noble Democratic brotherhood of the Peninsular State may well congratulate themselves npon a result so auspicious to the cause, and bo creditable to their united and of ficiant organization and exertions. Tho trium phant election of Hon. Sauukl Clark, the Dem ocratic Congressional nominee in the Third Dis trict, is a “fixed faet" His majority win be a j very handsome one over tho most popular Whig in that District Ohio Legislature. The Legislature of Ohio will reassemble at Columbus, this day, (Monday) loth inst., for the purpose .of finishing the business of last Winter, which from the great pressure of mat ters, thoy wore necessarily compelled to omit— Under the new Constitution the Legislating of Ohio meets biennially, unless, business demands o more frequent assemblage of the representa tives of the people. Tho President Elect. The following Interesting and very gratifying sketch ot the character and qualifications- of General Franklin Pierce, with the apt allnsion to his peculiarly independent position, Is; from: the Boston TVasucript, a neutral paper, ’ tho edi tor of whiob enjoys a personal acquaintance with him: j “Never did ayoung man enter upon splendid {street than that which now opens to Franklin Pierce. Backed by the almost unani mous support of the entire country, he will com mence Us presidential term, untrammelled by other pledgee than those whioh his own post acts and avowed sentimonts have given to the world. A .“new man,” he has no troops of persona! “Clients” and'expectants, who will regard their past services as claims for. presidential-favors'—. Ho enters, upon the service of tho country with no reservations pledging him beforehand to the service of individuals.; From what ,we know of the man, we believe he wilt make an honorable, competent,pairiotioChief Magistrate; generous and unselfish in his motives of action; indepen dent, magnanimous and liberal in his treatment of opponents; vigilant, scrupulous and industri ous-in the details of his office: led by no‘blind guides; duped by no kitchen cabinet, and lead ing bimeelf to no act or policy unworthy of his high and responsible station.” ■ Ths JluittN Bkaih.—Three pounds, eight; ounoes,troy weight, is the average-weight of the brain of a tuple adult, and three poundß and four ouflceSj Of o female. Cuvier’s brain weighed four pounds, eleven ounces, four drams and thirty grata, trqy weight. The brain of Dupuy tren, the great. French snrgeon, : weighed four' pounds and ten ounces, troy weight. Mr., Web ster’s hrain,wasnejtin size to the two last,-and, with these exceptions, the largest'of any man’s Who ever lived. » ©* •a ■3* CD hoenoppointcd chief engineer of theC. 0. E. B. r ,j in plaoo of R. McLeod, Esq., "who-has tendered 16 his resignation. 17 It ia stated that the Her. Joshua Soule, senior bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church 48 South, intends to visit! California in February: 20 next. jj® Sunn IVxlkisbos, Esq,, died at Pomfret, Cfc., - 1 on the jHh inst, in the72d year of his ago. ■ Dooeasod was one of-tho earliest to engage in 1072 21! 0530 71- 1891 14‘ 1092151 8027 241 7372 37‘ 2042 20! 5408 48: 2170 24! 1772 221 1923 >' 96G 142 SGI 281 1288. 074 tho maoufacture of cotton goods in New Ene* 2/681717 land 4959 6688 ' ' , 2149 990 ' Moßae’a steam saw. mill, at Wil -1363 ; 768 “ington, N. C., was destroyed by fire on Sun-. 11881002 day,'with a large quantity of lumber, toss ‘>o6B 21" r 0111, and no insurance. 2974 2746 Patriot McCormick, charged withkilling John 25213106 Hea»y, in New Tork, was convicted of man -16442020 slaughter, on Monday, and sentenced to theponi ■’lBo 3267 * or thro ° years. 3694 2092 The organ given to the crew of the Prince Al -3107 3423 kert, by the Eoyal Consort, proved a source of -774 049 great:enjoyment. When they were visited by. 101 l *096 Esquimaux at Pond’s Bay, the instrument 1404 1942 1,88 brought on dock, and the effects of its tones 1057 786 bn the natives were ludicrous. 1047 Its crop of wheat harvested by the Mormons j? ttt 8t Bedard,; for the past season, amounts to 14 GO.OOO bushels; barley, 3,000 bushels; also a quantity of onions. ;Tbey have two 1243, SGBS 99! 104 P IG! 1762 23' 3183 241 62 614 1 2 1 threshing; machines, one.Jgrist mill, and five 12 fanners inr operation, and ore making’ prepara -g' Hons for the immediate construction of another *3 grist milk SO 4894 31' 12363 19; 498 3; |2666 20; 11448 ia 20861 405 2210! 1392| 47911 BGGI 29?9| l‘H ■< 14 lo 24-".7 j'i I 2021 ,5270 IK 11319 71 13318 211 2215 13< 11901 111 l2lf>lr>2!2 i 052 f I 591 11 4223 37' 947 231 .03 authority, that General Scott don’t think so much 74 of that ‘‘rich Irish brogue” in Ohio, as bo did i 92 some fey flays ago, Bessys he “ don't care a 73 cuss hoy yet and muddy the Cleveland people M get after thia.” 76 Mrs. Partington * wants to know” what sortof 47 drums conun-drums are. She thinks some are S 9 hard to beat* 247013' 354 11 2247 12! 1807 251 !j Bishop Soule, of the M. B Chnrch, has post )2 P°oed his contemplated, visit to California until 16 next February. 177 1564 3081 11G4 1138 3810 1232 3203 1659 81 1229 91 3075 37< 1974 81 *69 The Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia, rlo has decidtsLagainst Jacob Sheetz, the democrat (13 io candidate for Begistcrof Wills, who has been contesting Mr. Browers’ election. The ladies of St. Luka's and other Episcopal churches in Brooklyn, have organized Bewing so cieties, for the purpose of making clothing for thepoor/thla winter. The democrats ofNow Turk city nre getting-up a festival,.to be held at Tammany Bail, on Mon day evening next Tickets to which are to be Issued—price §3 caoli. Sportsmen have a great time of it ap above Keokuk, lowa, in bagging qusil. They are ship ping them in coops, of a hundred dozen, to St. I Louis, where the people consider them a luxury I for eating purposed! The bronze equestrian ; statne of den. Jack son, which is being cast by Mr. Clark Mills, will] weigh about 35,000 pounds. It is expected to 1 bo finished and put in its position at; Fayette Square, Washlngton. oa the Bth of Jonigry. Oauiel Cauffman, ; who; was the principal in I aiding thirteen slaws to escape from their ow ners in Maryland, has just beeii suffering in tho United States. Court at Philadelphia, in a jndg- . I Tbo - Sj. \iiouuf v AVtcr says that'tfie steamer j Brand Tiirtc haa tnido foriy»throe trips to Bow Orleans, And Cleared for her owners the snug snm of Bho cleared s2l,<XSlin three trips. , h ‘ in Italic t Free vU*e American. Hal*. Seal. NWS loso 3890 119 292 72v. r » 28 iac 3 10 I,BM .7,123 How melancholy tho moon must feel- when it has enjoyedthefdlncsa of prosperity and got ro* Uaecd to lts|s3t quarter. ©* Wo find the following complimentary no tice of two of onr fehow-citizens in the Wash ington Examiner of .Saturday. The handsome mannor in which thecdiiora speak of them, is a compliment well deserved: COLONELS MoCANDLESS AND BLACK. Another Presidential battle bos been fought, and considering OTeiything, history has never corded a victoiy that loan bo compared with it, in point of greatness jand hrniiancy— not even excepting the great triumph of glorious ** Old Htckbry’ l in 1{132. Pennsylvania has resnmed her proud position as the Keystone of the Demo cratic arch, and the Democratic heart of the vtTnlon bhata high With exultation.— Onr party ini this State haacovered it. self with glory.!:; Everymember of itbaswona imsatb that will.remain-green and imperishable ■ Whiggery has been rimted, “horse, foot and dragoon,” and po sauomancan donbt hut that Webster’s death jbed prediction will be found as true as inspired prophecy. Verily, from the sooond of *< the Whigs will be only known as anaiiqnal party in history.” " Conspicnons aaoog those who were instrumen tal in nohlertbgi this ' unprecedented triumph stands Cob Wiipos'McCAsnWM, the old war horu of Demaveu in thtWai t whose name head ed the late Electoral Ticket oslt did that of ’4,4 —when BUkontfa. 2 canted tho State over the embedment of Wfogay. The Colonel'e conriu cing) logic, jmd fascinating eloquence, did much to aUmnlate ana-hnoohrage the thousands who heard him in'this imd adjoining States, and fire them with a determination-to nchlovo the result over which the welkin has-rung with' the glad shouts or hundreds of thousands of freemen. 1 -The gallant Collßak. W.lBsacewas also an able general in thereto battle. He was a terror to Whigs, as he Memcans. From the beginning nntu thejend of the contest, ho fonght liken Trojan. Whiter the fires of the enemy soemod tq burn brightest, there was the: Colonel inspiring onrfHendlwltlj confidence, and making onr opproents twmWoijiUh'.the thunders or hiS plans® his eloqnencf olicjlod. , . . services of thee® gentlemen will no doubt 2® property appreciated by tbe next adminietra • tion, . | . s -. v A Supj)EWHEk.T]& CcFAKtunE Jilp.—A lath iopy or the Liverpool Times.says, that a short time ago, m a weddl g portywos ascending the steps of one of the o! arches In that city, the in. tendodbride fflissoi her fopt and fell. The strain, unable, even 1 1 that jpyful crisis of his etiBtonce, to eoaoeal-Jhia TetSgon at this little eiclaimod; Dear me, how aery, clumsy I’ .The lady said nothing, but was ob- 1 serred to bite her Ip, ondafer darker and gloomier look than l tssemed the court of Ily-M «?» *»• *f % brow.; Bhe! walked deliberately, however, into'the church—; I the ceremony, Wtnmeiaed, and etaijiything! pro-i seeded in orthodox fashion, until the important! qneedon WM puV 'iWat thou have; this man !”i W his P eri,, R>btjiahlngly/ai soft offimatiYe to the Communion cushions, the) fair lody drawherßclf cast a withering glance i upon her betrothed, aid uttering the words, ! • Pear mo, how very clumsy I" saiied down the i out of the chinch, with th e V«rof pn i offended goddesa. j‘. * ; t ; , .A an or thk Mss oi tbs TUie.— President FUlmore ls 62 years old! having been tom in 1800. in Cayhgaconnty, jfN. Y.) Micatil# the historian,is62years; add so is Bancroft,-the anther of the History'of ijnerica..' Abbott Eajr rence, the late popular and able Minister to the Court of St. James, Whom in : Mass.,’ in 1702, had is how eonscduently about of age. Edward Everett, hhe now eecretaiy. nf Btate was bom in Dorchester, Mass., In 1704, and is now 68 yeara old.i. Washington Irving was bom in New York, in *783, and is therefore not far from the mature j4e of 70. loids Na. pokon Bonaparte. of theJFrench Re public, was borne at the Tileries in 1808,aad ia therefore in his forty.fonrthlyear. _ r- 1 Items of Sews and Miscellany, Tho Indianapolis.. Journal says: “A friend Who. has traveled orbr n good deal of'this por tion of tlio Statoeays that the wheat never lookedbettcr,at this season of tho year, than at present./ ' ; 4 A young girl nomod Mary Jane Steele, in Delaware county, £a. r while gathering chestnuts in a field, stumbled and fell nponthc stab of a corn-stalk, which, entering the side of her neck, and severing oho of the main arteries, caused her death in twenty minutes. We learn, that’Mr. M. Medberry, late residehj ] engineer bathe Columbus and Xenia U. R., has The Buffalo Courier learns on unquestionable *4 r‘ v '' i ,' r'v t 'i‘ I=l==3i=M==C==== I Some-interesting accounts of- tber«suU ; s>f mining operation’s inAnstralio/ire giv'Cnln-the I California papers.. -We copy afew TheSimoro i?«rsld-publishefthajexpeneti<Sp I Of.a resident ofthat4Uy, whplcft jTopltimnie 1 oddity in Not: 1 1851 *£« theAnsfrnlian colonies, I andarrived ’at-Sydntjjr* hj ; tho eariy{£i*bfiJan | nary following. A company of six'Colifonuans' I formed themselves into a party for tbe-purpose lof mining, and- after three weeks hanl labor they had not dug sufficient gold to. buy their to- : I banco. This was in Frederick’s Valley- From: there tho party went to OpblrCamp, on'Saih-'l aerhill Cfeek. ; There theyfonmlmanypeople 1 *j* *ork, a U Vising tho common rocker, -and - “**y WMC .doing well if they made from one dollar to twenty shillings per day. The par-1 ‘7 onUt a long tom, paid $7,50 per aofith for a I for each man, and wenttd work, making 1 ¥3,i 6-the first day, .$1 the second, and foi* two | weeks afterwards could not even raise the cDlor.l They then went-to Lirt Hole -Creek Bnd' disco?- j ered-a quartz vein which promised to pay rably well. Application was mado to the Com- I missioners to seenre it, when-it was fohndithat the .Legislative Council had to be consulted; and | no, license had yet been issued for working quarte I They offered to grant licenses on the following. I tenns: To employ forty men, and pay $7,50 per' month license for each man; to give good se curity to the amountofslo,oooj to'havema-' chinery ; In. operation .within six months, timoi I sofacient to employ the above number of menrto good advantage; and ,16 percent of all; the [gold dedncedforthe crown. -This waa sufficient’ |to deter tho party froin working. They retura |ed to Sydney as soon ss possible. Crimes of all description are rife in the land,- and. highway robberies are of daily-occurrence. Californians are much disliked by the lower class, who boost of having served their country seven or fourteen years. - Tho party, when they returned,: left three or four'-hundred Californians in- Sydney, i destitute and miserable, anil without tho least | prospect of being able to get away- . These ad-] I venturers were all heartily rejoiced to once more . set their feet on California soil.' : . Their experi- j enco will.hot Induce many to leave a loud where l labor is so well rewarded, for the awfultmcer- j taintiesof Australia. .. ~ 1 I da extract of a letter, dated Sydney, from. Mr. George Thornton, of San Francisco, says: I Business has been good, and is now better than over. The mines' continue to yield enormously, ! .but I.send yon a package of Sidney, and; Mel bourne newspapers, which.will giYcall thenews, [and rather astonish the Californians■ i For in stance, ono week’s escort brought 105,000 ounces, the third week 120,000 onnces—ln all 307,000 ; ounces in three weeks,'of value £3 10s per i ounce, is one. million ODd seveDty-four. thousand ’ pounds sterling! Labor is higher thau-ever; seamen’s wages from £8 to £l2 per month;'ser vants are not to be had. Every oho seems to bo getting wealthy.' There -are several-ships load ed for London detained for want of hands, and I offering them £7 per month, in addition to a bo nus of £5O each. ' I *3- Dr. M’liane’s Great fiemedr for Liver Complaint—The proprietor of this justly celebrated' mWidtoi, aro In tba daily receipt of the most gratifying tes. j timoniahi of Ito cxeellcnre. Oases that bat hern Riven up ' as Incurable, liy most skillful ptiysicir.ne, were cured inline, diatelyaflor there Pillawere givep. , Tlw ccrtiflrahs are so numerous, that u is impossible to publish them within tfie i limits of a newspaper; but, asHlsDOwira.cstsbnshea fact, I that SL’Lane’a ItarSUb are tho beat mediciaa erer offered I for the cure of Hepaile deran'pir.H'nt.thcir puhiicaliuh is I rendcroltmneccessarj, ThoseVßo aufferfrom that worst I of scourges, liver Complaint, should lore no time, hut has-1 tea to putchare arul nso this Inraltwbla medicine. i 5L2?* 0f ““ n ™SB«».»ml Merchants, and | bj the .sole proprietors. j, KIDI> Jt CO I norSiddy CU Uoodsmwt. I ___ Orpliaiaa’*>air, ' IL^ 3> vt,|SS‘v on HUNOAV and JKWDAY iii 15th'fustant, when it alii posh The ladies who havo been forromo time pod exortiu„ thimselreafcr the ilratitulo Orphans, respectfully announretothe public, Jhat-they will roniimi?rhuV«nT jn LAFA.YETTK 11ALL,, TIUS%A VI (Siv f- VV?£ bI>G. when It wilt poeiilrciy dare.' They offer attraction., of rare Taloe to.the. citizens, and they expect a liberal' Kvnen>ua,who are always ‘- ta attenamueUfelog ,ho I II—Im« oT the BemiifoL , ♦ i • , , V-n£ WmSuS?™’ “* : IW « U «“‘»,» FauUl'^ ' - Vl—ThoSnthosiart. ’ •.;...■» it. i£Sa^S£g^ia?.j^ • «nxiiii rEinr.- -- ’ i CtUUU»3fK!fIDIII, WttiLinißaiL'. * B- K.-SECima, .OominiUce.^.' NcTfjaber.ll, 1808.—1» HEW ADVKBHSEHEHTB. EICII iriSATT BROCADE SILKS.—A. A.- 1 r* - »P l *®* inorft'of th(Me -one : lircr^des » wttclxare Belling-at*3,tX) per T&rdf^ MKW.NO3.-Sow ip.nlnß.ut a. A.. taiSSSrS' i£^3£ kof a o a» lib,c I ib,ci M v, M ds^ l^; norls • a CUTUfiEBT i SOX, W SraithGehi street. - M I'AKAMAITA ULOAKS.—We ahaillac. Wwt lor rolo, on WodnwdaT. the 17th. a faurely new styles of the aboTu Cloak* of XA. MASON’A CO, - C2and Market street,- A. A. MASON 4 Cot’S, 62 and (UMarkat strtet" , WKp-W HOCSBS « u 3@»rani»yrNoTcmber^^Sßli, ottloitasMiig Uct 000 haailraj wri three imaged lor. coofcrt, hot lit; wltl ftOalruoi Water 111 each bnnwi. 'SaL'I Tj%t i» v* on?. ! pUSggiSK &&&&&#& s£g«K“»a»sss£':. 3 :s tllf , TS^£2 P riilf,’' i ? for tlw *»«g» «crt«3 L,h^ * A the wark b heavy, and weUVortirv the attention of contractors, ” th© ♦t.!? l^H»l 5^o fL^^® 0 pWoftwl, contractor* : -win draw thaEiUlmnd'Ccanmay^ direct. ‘ r >». *kk tacontract tot fcrenl' miles, the beat testimonials win to reqdiwd/ -' ; U^ '. : „, c , Ct ? tr *“? I 8 Miles - BfnnVw»» wm SttfubenTDlo and Indiana KniboaO. Steubenville, Karember 9,1852. ~ ' novl&3wdaw—geif&o;rige XSeraZf. Wylie *aop; custom writ established. and or Iom: staud&ig; well known as the natlWU.) IlAkf-rr eorv uer or Tunnel nod Wylie streets. JJ “ el 7> cor- Forfurtherpnrtfculanveiiiinlreof . . •,• i ■ - no,latf ■ - &ICHARD RBAXr. SAIL^— ro* CHTttioMKT—Tuomr- ls cfcarrf i3™S l*l ofom, ' r ftamJlioSLv TrJJJ,»,S?’ ’3 a i, s badE and * good stable,ilt2 ateon Montour's -“PP'y *° TuosfAjj Momrr, •'-■• No-23Finh»trt..L: HALL, 74 Woodatreefc ,A tjcaar Foorllu Ready Hade Gothlne, of a xni*rfnr make and quality, aultaWe for all' ages, from" 3 jeaw*oU rat,l?fnrtjkm to bajer*, is.iho ruling principle Iq thia efltahfahiaenfc AnarUtfeswaraatedtobewrewctentaL- p ro fit% ouo piieo. .TennajCaahT^— / Tailoring attended to CHESTER! -: ,TFg STUOr,TO PLF?azv: SAUL—A Yttiaahle.ilonflg axn\ fofr- frontirm jSiorth Canalstreet,andextending boefc*Wxibortf Stf5ftTSW5SSs? stable, wood and coat houses, 4c. Persona Trbhtm? t!?? 50 ’ cure a handsome re^TwiU 13 gjtßghirfm.ii mmRTy-TWIKK ACRES 0» CUOltat- nmJ 1 on Albion nm .toot* .property of tbe Into unit purdurorr, ht $3OO " “ w to .teniM* Thla property u : KwiS&iiSSLiffl T 0 fayorahle locntlon, andpi^raS s .mS t TOn^in&«f rous l*”°“ 4e£; S : ■ > ;,S. CDTHEEET 4 SOJE, ; Bra! EsintsAgentii, ■ -fiO Snatthfleld aireefc • '{7s « ttaoSii jlQisU Purchasers, PersS?SSi^ i L!? ln ‘ ~ f n anaUtodrintcSt toSSSJwi^“i t ' maU^>4rctl *> ,,m : mi MAGOIEK * BAN]?'- j . - U 2 Second etrwt. I ft- ij- -f ; - ■■v-' ; .> ! 1 ‘/ J' l \ AVSTttALIA. SWHaJf Tea*/-' [Sw^^^«2Ss!Kg»s*>?*-dS£ lncraui! l^tB t 4 a^2^']ySr* i^*l¥ clsl refcnrnco tohli of ExtMLffjn* toouratock, rESSL®^!?' 0 aad Qgapowder.—f < S n& aV Jo;^ rcete,t *arf ••**»> Crutfedand Ptfl j2J£?ln2j£?r J«**nd Mocb*Cofloe; aul Sev Or- Xoromber 3,1552. " - . ; • ! ; : rrnjE DISSOLUTION* « t K iVy i^ t&Dt . tte iceboats ortha ton wfll bo wtUad by IL H. Bxas JLtßjru’a BoUdlngs, a fifth! street. I . JLILBYAH, ? :. - S.SPKEE, «*U LEVIHAYtfqOD tXXK - A • BYANA 00. invite ttiepttojtlba of Xl- Patdic, to their stoet <tt XSsMnet gnttrifamAgd Chalg«.aowfln t«Tw< cofa of. fipiaMpfomdwgpid especially -solicit UoteL k£JT aodWort, to stock. cflitJea Jbp nanxafactmiag cot .enjoyed Ifahjnmtla America, *Oa are cnabiedtberelbn ti>ggsrW*v to “ a ®: H.H.ErS?4co. • S tc V. . 1. 1 ’*>«" '« < * *•- - )S 4 ( -■' T , 'Tv') Dr - <*nysott’* IrapravedKiu-nct ol * “low Dookud gttwwttllfa'fto ataxJtme. : rfy/or Herelikay 31nn£t ThonaadJcflailTllma, s»«atndirtth gftjlooifW tto TcOtm Cocfc jOTid atiwpsrtai -wm pro Tent Vl thSt, far Ji2? 03437 f»la«Ho lire*, thß «<TI« nr t »Jy*** the <iWfc l>jr Whkb often Tinted s^sssss . AdTottisemsat I fiS-Baldae** Poaltlvely Gor«dU.Tbe m. I prictor of the article called Jmaieag jaair Bestami kWy Wfr I -met with <ueh.pph}nnJed gocceg iathp *rtWei j aa to h!pi.ia taking : l)AUcftse8 t «nlgirise‘a.mlttca I suar£ufce.' -That Is, fciTwfiV fora prfc& agreed uptajly I himself and the perspujuing to artidc, restore the h*ir e£ j factually, orTefond to amount, expended; or, he -wih nil j at: to, usual withoot tha abore ;ga*raai£c.< The j foUowingirißtaaoea;of IndlTidUaiawhoharehoil |reatored,oughttocohTin&‘any one-of,, its efßcaey. ftfbey j have allowed us to use Jheir names asrre&rostfes: John I n<^er t ..Wo6ds!. Brewery,. cured of hphlnesa of-14 years* Utemlmg; a B.'a&u«-aL Ch&B. HotJttj Jam*. I Quthm; Islo rant street. was totally bald—now his head Is I eompTetclyoorered'with -now-hair; also, rentom... We would Invito particular attention:ta to fbl- I lOWtOg.•*■ ■ t . | &*** of &ddnai of 20 ttcmdixff, curat byjme. BoltU ' JEe- Met. wife of 43 Pehmrjlrauia .Arenne,' states that she has UamboldtotolastS) wearer the head, : ott'both aides,.: and fo*restoraU»e,Bndhasusedltregu«- t* nowperfeetjy eov eru.wiih a thiek crop of new hairy Bin and strong,-a* any ta *, . or Mra.iAtoi»ndEr,'who«d rtateinont , 'P moD » l ly that the st»te- . meats therein made are correct. > A. IL BAY. ' ’ Pittsburgh, Sept 17,1852. No. 85 Poortll ttwt tfholcaJo ar.il Eotail DruggSsfr stro o*» earner of Virgin alley, Htiiburgb.Pe! ; Scrofula. —lt istiua to Kier , a Petroleum to Aay tloitlt has been tatotre toeompletelyeredlcaloefcry T«tkgo j of this dreadful disease In las time IhanYuy other remedy, ; and at less cOftorlnconrenleticp to the patient' i •" • .thoiimndi ofeertSScatea in the handsof Iheproprie- JSWST are from veil known dtizensoftlie city « Pittsburgh and Us immediateridnlty. go to show eLartr anibeyondaUdouht, that,Ku»’a-Pnaotmwt« « m^iw.. ;local remedy In J*n&- lots of -sight,:, hht as a talnahla the laTestlgatliig'phyaicisns. as the ruilering patient, to boeome acquainted with its » dre »? ol;thlxfurea aft assured thatthls mettene 1»- purely natural, and ir bottled no it Sows from the bosom ofthe earth. -j. alto appended the certificate o/th t celebrated ELX. fooL IL D of Syracuse: •'. .. \. THE* haf : in truthcertify, that I hare badlv af hfiicted with Scrofuiafbr the last seven years that most oftha time I have beenunahlotojUteudto any kihd of badness, and much'of. the timo unaHo to walk and hare been treated all the timo br the best Physicians our. country got sbmore- Bcz. bntnocuro, andamtirmod togrow worse nnfit Dr." Foot [ fccommended tna to try to Petroleum: or Rock OIL aa ere f; zyfhin&.else had failed. 3 did » without faith at Sst but | the effect wasi ostonishtog; U thre w to poison to to snrfiu* ! a* once begsa to grow better, and by using seren boUkslhavcgot acnreWQrththDtwaalsqfdolUr?. ' ' MRa NAKCTtM.BARKEEi Thfa I hare jteen .acquainted with Kiert Petroleum, nr. Rock Oil, for more tom a year,-'and hare re padedly. witnessed Ua btoffcaai eileeta in to oilfc of Undo* lentuicera and other diseases for whfchjfis recommended, 1 -i raioan wltiKxmfldence recommend i£ to be-amodicinewor* : to-of attentJoU; and can-wfa^reytot success has akend ed Its ose where dther medlcino 1 ' ; For sale ly all to progyists jp [anC^jlw.: JAMES P. TANNER, V wnotxm* DBJUtOb 15 ■'. -i •- . '.. i - BOOTS, SHOES, BOHHET3, Sc.', iSa W.JKwi &tvken Third ‘ and. ISurVL" ; • iI*I,TTSBURGIL . . ■ % rtock embraces etery yariety and stylo oT Boots, Shoes, ko, purchased direct from the New Ikigixnd Manufacturers, adapted exprcsslylbr Pall and Win ter Win Ic sold at eastern prices. Please call and examine before baying,. , ; -sep&2m-.' ™^ii® ,,solßlioil o?c ® i P»toCMWp. Copartnership heretofore existing-Lrtwces tosnb ;JL scriberx, under to Ann of Ums*,Uiiyr&. is this day uissolTed, by mu tolconsent. Thebosinew ofthelalo Arm wfll be setilai by ALHX7E IIONTRR, who is author* iseu tocollpct all accounts owinglhereio; : • 4 ’• ’if.'HYERS. '• • ..Plipihnrgh,SoT’r. 6,-1852. .. dl IICSTRU; * i_ p - Sj-Tlnjctirin-from the oU flrm,J cheerfully recom toend Me. Hunter to our friends and customers. 110711 J ''•••■i—l--'- T. MYKHS. • - HOTIUKv . ■■■ TnE onoCEUT BCSINKB will be ronUnncl bi Uie un deaigiKd, at the old staoJ,-No;lSSUhertyslrek where tosee h!s tanner friends and customers. V- Pittsburgh, NpremborS, ISs2—uotll , A. HBNTKR. —■louoba£9primeiliaCoffee,oa hind aud l&t »lo by A. HUS'XtR, ° oyU _ Kg ISS liberty atret. SUGAIt AND MOLA&US— " /Sd hlwKr N. Ctand Übwul Sugarj - • / ■.‘V-. a ®W ft Wfititfsfwi'.'la'itorß &oitlbrpaJeloir?' aortl _ - A. BUSTER. TLTRIiJXI TKAS—<SO fcaJf ehcstr-Xomig llyaaa Xea*: r-J-- 20 do: ImpDtjUl . . 40;=- " 30 do Poochong and Oolong Tm; • .«.■-■- . lS.do' fotrslfioeinzunroosTtisi *«•'' Oalian<l&ad&r£alob; ' . jL HII.NXEO. hotll .. . . . .. . XalSSLiberty ytn^L' SWGKS— * LblP^CJow: • ■ ;■■■■:'-14 fo.Notmcga; SuumatsCawlsr 30 bag* Pepper; , r It) tto Ta. stggD araj fny by r |'°.^ ;U> 7i UU J'' 1 Yationa tmnds. muMim ‘‘Kumcll i; BoUiuon," «w. H. Grant* CoV< in store anil Jorsalebjr. ■■' i - AVJTQXTISJL’ - : : No. IS3 Liberty-street. ~., ♦STOFF^—2 ceroona ;. • l- T**. -; •; *~ 1 bbO. M*Uer; 1 : 20bhl&.Alum; In store toil fotalobj X. gUNTfiB, No, ISB Liberty &£,• L/TACSBREL—27ObbU. prime No. 3 Mackerel, jivt re j»JL eared and Car sale hjr •" A. mntCßlt. ' Bot P... ; So.l63Libertystreet. /11ANNBKS’ "01L—25 bids. TaJimiw' Oil, oil bauii and Tor'- v v- A. HUXISH, n°Tl2 No. IS3 Liberty street BUCKKK AND Tltt»—&> tfox. Buckets? - —“ ' ■ • . • 12 do Tubs; <• In storeandfiarsalebj . A. HUNTER, ‘ noTll - ‘ Ko. 188 Liberty stmt. ijfiA balksuiattwu; ■••.:• ; IvU assorted combers Cotton Yarn; • 100 reams fuaorted Wrapping Paper; * . .In store anil Car sale by . - A-' IiUKTER - >■' o<,tU ' ■; -No. 183 Liberty streets •• €IORK BKOOllB—sodco. Corn Brooms, in. flora and ftr £2}?** ' SHUNTER, norll . ••■• No. 188 Llbertysiree t [Doa tbftAfraid toTJ»& Exterminator 1 C o * B pewma object to this Taluabls preparafckm, because* M; tbe T»7j tbu Kale and Mice eat It, and then die in their boles. This iscot to- case. There hare been thousands or b°xp sail in this city, and no complaints of tho kind over I made. - It is, also, agrarian ted articlVthat tbo Bab and witberat doubt, corner of Wjiia and Jultoa streets; : Dr.JiCKYSElV o l4{> Wood street; and by all too Druggists and Groceo lathe Union. t ■■ ofei3o ■ •I'"'rr>".-VV- h -8 tontfa* paasenjervori sent . sm£Pnns JOHN THOMPSON. 410 are hereby notified to call at -hit Qmc9 t trtth their Drafts and Passage Tickets, when they- are to ho has hade arrangements id'New York wth the magnificent and known.'Swallow-Tail htoes, to bring out ftUjpassenger* and pay all draft* etija&d iis , < 7 ra ,£^ a4B »had has nor been appointed the only. Agent 4a Pittsburgh for IheOldSwilloir-TaiJ Line*,- ■ DnS' f^.? le^V^ Mlntum *. Cfc, and, also, the i Philadelphia and lirerpod Lina ofSteamera has J Drafts on the tfstfonal Bank, and'aUits bn£±2Lfcom obe to any amount—paid dithDirt - ' - :JOHNTHOMPSON, ; LI _ Orcftt/Kedaelibn ItrPricAal KKUdfMAJj..4-OC^-.K6. v -42.-tiWi:^ ‘nW JvnnouncKi to the 6*k, * Branding county, M *e)l m la Wnlitam*,-™ ™ass , is«„"sss}^g: s«ais3kfrjaJSgi& {W? of Itroog; mod *eU i o.»l.. Scri *Mdn& Hmddne, Hair, Naii And 5° V 1 ?ft USt * liS ’ ’S*’ ° r a,< ‘ liejtaateml, mod mtlaMai fcr raoiothlsormnyottejamrtot. Homronld abolnSte tgnUfla tofrto fiat arid othcg TARVfgg BRUSm»-W*V mtSWtXStVhi&h* to dsfcrained Mr rtnt cheaper Uiao tbej «o J ■ '■ repSS . •*» , .■'V’-.T.-. -.'iv V/ - SiWiS*ll 1 T -c ~jt <r_ - - *■ " V " ' . ~ ■* j-" .. J ' -7***?*^ - ••- ■: -• • ■■••'•-.' -.- ■■■.■•* .■y'v^rv' ■ :: .."■ ■ •■:>. : . sr;-: 1 V » H <• « ■* ' 1 ' ' » . . 4 <•-?>& ™Hnnk i t*t3sßLiX!> ‘ Jft££* seatt \ 4 i w r f-- - *» tom- ■ ■ this imsii dost,: -. -_*r. *="»“» J&,R WBUoitf ; Mm. Capaoguia—. -—.„■.—..Mn. w. : ***&££&•-' -“"“'~ Mr -*0dJfatQm$ : . .; AlterifwclTwill d#itreaeiitat : w : the wish nifoa. ~ : , ; PsiUy O'Bcnrk—„..„;.i„„.„„Slr, 8. Wmissa.” jjjajtorina Dura ■ ■■. ■■■, ' ‘ r' , ' J “’.r- cf Mr. asdJiri. for «al«l' r . / - SS^n|^inSSSmSSnSS| : - S&S&sss rfßao^rn> Iwoerlabte Md toj* ’ SPECIAFKQTIgeS: t r W°aA? A " ------ ,Kpo3d«r ., : ia jrqs»fßolraoaiAjlobuk, l. o„o.T*vc Watn^yoTcalßi?lg.W»riiligtiaig>ll,WoodfciTi ? i : ' r^^HL-ACKTTEA. —fertile :; ' -'■■ e ? Us s?*» «» *»«*» *»* »» f £j°- as iifth street,- whore thoTerybffit ItiacSisad'.g ’ • ' Teaacan &trajsbphatL ■ ..• ■-.> ••„ * - -.v- \ . N<x33o^Xfc*taotciy.Sra£rVrs' '•■• v Ko. JO , -53f«tr£5*indg' •>-- *- Friday of eaeh maii£h. 1 _ .' ~ i r ’ fruß-gd f^Wi'F. jpCHDESBKttSr"UentiTf ~'-"<'z2 ■ ■*---’ ' BMPCfoyd' Stnr> yrenyri ■,«- ' f -~? ■'■ peU J^9>l' of Uio .i’iUsbijTgix AiniDcy in tlu/ -,'" - * ■OMmoSWCa*) * UMEta, J- ; . . ; - noT4.tr > . - - ■fcH.BSBSOS r A ) r r <y --'\ C6»»xn- Amat found in Dr. CoHrfrQm -Piiw3 ~'J / - - 3 - those whojgTla*>n |fp» - , (third finor,} .-: ■ - i^iocip^.Tet l dj& ef lVriUng #n<ii <^s^f s * ,OD *^ ace * ; - : S»»,eiiended ootl»’la IO?^!E 5^ T 5 Curlal “ Mat*S-fjO»,s ,::s’t| ■ y°™to THmmjnga ctvnrr dflsoistjocL.»nis - ■■ ■--'■*■ ! Ju.-Jieg, BrwnMfrs. £c- 7eew.»»ir:'sr«rtttyfa»tw«tH*s . we'.tf *c,ot wholesale endrcteD. - WUELC Ai&r ~ I. "_ : ?°- 163ChcsEBtitrwl, corner 'JitdvPbUeaeH ileJo iSjlif Tfiramed in tile very newest ! ** u - • fmes. and pvriurscf isolated dwellings ftndcOrmtJ’j: property JL.X. OABKIBh, A&nafl -noU2| » . r. ItraTwhnlßnftSf^m^^fi^.y^j^j, f ITS 3 Uler’* WiodoTrSluulcMantl [■, *2*y* CO£HJK&O* iff; ISCOND ASD 'JUtCW-'v [ PlUtUljawnA. Oarmoltofa, ***• mjp £ to «?♦»-«»a tsctW: ? fjjv parcbaaicg d&Affhfittfc -. » Q.-£ amjfftrfi * (Jfe\* 7 " .• ..■ guSTfro - - •&W«coipearSoooadand Areb-«i<- u pp• * jTS 2I SEIBOK , S':DAGPKEaEOI?TPi^' _lh£r m-Ait kfaßfrj£*<sifaier,ihaa & £*& to-& accurate arUrild arid animate like n^ r tinlifcfl md •/pericrtatie«OTm»ncli%pdagner^o^pcsi, aithaiolS" - th* Hi»*ndqualttjr of case ocJtaD&* '' : .*• -' Jlora;^cW3d«ai,ftDnrllA^H.to2P^H. N. K---lii enaaes of sick or deeeaaoapoaiattifcto %- ■ part of U*city, - _ £3,,^ KBAYK £^‘^T)KR.—-This-powder-la oaereil - •.IwWfcw'gwmßtfeed enfelbrjUit hearts to horses, £ theoply:irwildiw jmoTOatootda te that been usc&lri thenrinf# VetOTahrr'prtc^wof^fiTS IS EWh,to apply TmmoHaWy for OUarnaaiT.-' I'M tali' J •■ -'■' --’ -.-- ->• ■ - jysgaianrr ?; cognertif-Troodhgfc, - ' * ! jT^S^OEAJjHESSyNoiMia.-flkrileaiij -' / .f --J^i^ajta»;d f :acß! wi ntoiMt msETilisJ aitej'f - V rotfi ■' ' ’ -; j. c. asdeeso*..—r. ; josuff fTS*** C.Aaderson JUia“aHna»’TtiidlP* » ‘' r " . a cSTIn tha Whoitrala fttfv CynK'dianarj at So. 6 Wuxi street, PlUsbnl' - -. _ IliTiag i&posed or mjrcnUnyiolmst ln'Oio-trT-i - / rroit aml CaoJecbmary bmrtixK!, to Measra. 3. C. AiJ : - i0J.,1 takepleasurojn recommonJlusf Uicnlto-mvl . ; ~ ttis liberal patronage bestirredon tao. ; ‘ "t*** JOSHTOt BHOK Plraaen’i Xnaujr - .'- Company <MT tltaCity of FUtilrri ‘“* Mr? 1 I Sr n «>d.MißXSK.iaka: TT"- " ' Water ' . ' /JotaindctßCin, ■ ■l^ssssr TVltlliun DrWrightgr.l &■*■■ v: ‘ lF: i Fellows* nJnAtL^, } MtHt&bdteecn. Hfrxf ■ and ■Satia-ipM •-•■• S^^ssr o*’* 0 *’*’ Ko - % 1o ”* t, *”* ®^sss Tatet* aecoajttti&i JgMS^wpar-S'a isagKSsisi ing,fttpp^^Hfcl3 t tenter of yjftfa.«ad ■•/) . • . •^SSs^s^sssassaH.'. JHißjrofiii ,: .™,:«onw,«.to w i i j W i, ail j 94ai j T . It g3', Jfc g ■ Joroia jssJnst Lost or Xtanpj bV rirc. . ? __ _ ' saicToaa: - ' [ mp*' 'Ksra*F» * -. .. a..H»J«ngh,“ I'mndjsSkrj, •- wJSSSSS^ 11 ’- *®*«wm3* -- . waitotß^ao^•.'.SataneJ-Be*. ■■':'*&* \ ' ..:. ■•■■■■■• ' ■'laMeSTßennoek. . 1 :s^ , _ ■■■■■■■■' feeding art.'. aMfcratwS!SH^SS!?;£^°g?' : ;«o(lcaniMb«» iasach^m: » t tileroni|)auniithat»ste»mlnmrlltrf WW aJamJ:/..?-:.- . .*' i ’ ? S*feS!!S^^sFs t Jo MOUwt eQtßSULitnh&t* by Dr-QEO-if. • gieraEr eoroerwf-jroodstreet*ajVirgin* *?;-» -r-r ’ ■: i^^afflfassssßri Preaktentr JAA£EB & ' ffgfrfegtaenti gAMDKT. r-• - . TrtaisinKr: JOSEPH R > 'w-'-. • ? .thlnl p<gaat, p»M annually to t&raxuce,** : -~ -*.--:>o^ c ?'’> S*.-. r‘.-\' : ' ; i' . Klaka ukeacaibnliraacf jwaonj V * *i v--^:'- . -ftJOßaff Boos,,: ~•• JosephS.Xe&t: '• v; v"- ‘r r^.-r-v -■ “*!§“>' $ ‘ _ mrttem- ; : *3ota**tT 4 *" lta V ; 5 '“U?.-.- • ■■ •*• '• , "' rJg- -'•” ,r '■ ~- •v- —■ i •• . jx3.: .: ;> CliAK—Prtmd and . - Las-21 dox.' /To»B»gs,iD_slo^a TO d fe . ra j a .| '""SS 10 ® V*™*’ te. rate It , ' - ‘ A. J.* ffTTAJ WMr J L-ua.\s.-a» uii.i - ssSMsassemmsi:. .■: . ,' ■•'* ' * - £zoujnu SiuuL ee Vtrtsaaar, i /TUliSßtak haj this -day, dedjwi^vidad^nbo? • • sorAswta , Jiia.snnSSgaS^- ~ ~ - i r •- ■ • - -• ~ -- , . stort or B«l»la, .. - -—f - » iOTgIUH> <ottßa. rtrfalg tinattUrt wwmrfed bf lea Tine JtSSrnrc ' KCE, audrecdro tfe* thaata of ti» ov&cr. ' • aStST : *:<’ • U-;>->.. TZ.-.y, ' t AMUSEMENTS, ■ ■ ~ -—--. - -KCfO & MDfIRW^ . .-*./ KAY AOOitssWooda _' ~. "~~ -, f1~.._ T/k , r-’ ■ 'T.^T ME
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