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BMtommmmmmmmmmm; pp-m :; • wm. ■ - ppppp ,pp p^mmmm:mm:pmm iMPPPMMiiSM WmSiPmiPP^P^^XPPPMS'M^' Thus, amid till the intoxication of succeßß, Mademoiselle Sontog find time to net as ■ ,l£e 'good angel r of the unfortanato,—and, yet, -- tho life of an artist in that palmy time was a Tife full of excitement! •Whit tforibus lyrio battles- wero fought in the happy “Theatre Italien" then between (Sontag •uiW ! v -anAs MaUbrao ! whit magnificent conflicts‘in / • whioh'ttoitberwas “the vanquished” and where victory had two chaplets!! 1 Tide high eoulcd rivalry all turned to tbend. : art. What passion on the otoge and - . j n the body of the house t wbat thundersSof ap plausa surrounded both! for the two contending ■ j oamps Gniehed, by merging into one, animated with, doable and reciprocal enthusiasm; The partisans of Sontag clapped, their bauds for Sontag. Toohtain odmisaion to tho Italian ■ Opera, in those .days, even by-paying* three . times the usual price, was a rare favor, and - .... the long expectant file ot the tiakot-olfice win .. dow often brought together face to foee Meyer boer. Halevy, Auber and Rossini in one even ing 1 times to be regretted when art filled’ every. ’ ■ ■ mind and drowned political passion! The Concord between these two hearts so no-. " bly incapable of envy, was so sincere that’ Mad emoiselle Sontag made a confidante of Mallbran, ' her rival on the stage. Tbo illustrious cantral -1 " to was, for a long time, the only depositary of Mad’lle Sontog’s secrets, and, notwithstanding nil that la said of femalo garrulity, never wero ’ secrets better kept. To Mallbran alone did she avow her hidden preference for the sole one of - her admirers whom she had -selected, vit:— Coant Rossi who was, at that time, councillor of . embassy to the Sardinian Legation. The King of Prussia, who always took it pn. -3. - tsmal interest in the young oantatrico, having ~ ’been covertly informed of* this attachment, in order to remove any obstacles which might arise to trouble it, without having been aalioited, gave to Mnd'llo Sontag titles of nobility and the name of Mad'lle Lanenstein with seven ances tors, far the King was not satisfied with merely . ennobling her, —he determined to beßtow upon her seven retrospective quarterings. . Dot a short time after her marriage, Mad'lle Sonthg made her first appearance in London, Whereaho reaped o new harvest of guineas and ~ laurels. into obscurity, annihilates or endows with life, \ Stamps yon “ Uaa ’’ by a glaneo of the eye or • Such Is England—themost serious of all eonn . tries in serious things and the most frivolous in frivolous things. It is precisely the reverse in France. ble oracle of fashion, M’lle Sontag could not fail to obtain most striking success at Her Majesty’s Theatre, that miorooesm of the social state in England. She created a furor and critics dis covered that the trump of Fame bod this time, pounded tree notes, not that Mad’ite Sontag, in .those days, possessed the poetic sentiment which animates her non, bat, in her person, was for the first time seen a cantatrice, filling the house With her marvellous voioe, without requiring the least effort and Binging, with equal effect, the -dlfficolt paasages of Donna Anna and the most -ornate * and most complicated portions of Ro siuß. ig§g ■■ The success of M'ile Eontag spread so far and f > loudly that the King of Sardinia ooflsented to file onion of Count Boss! with so eminent an artist. A Sardinian noble may well marry a goddess of the Opera to whomtheKiogofPrna sia has granted seven ancestors—and 'the pearls! of aCoontess''Coronet may, without ablush be mingled with the leaves of the poeticlaurel. , j Setting out from that-moment; the woman .qfj the world sncceedcd the woman as an artist —: It was Oir the Hagne that Conuf Rossi first pro- r seeded Desdemona to the Court and diplomatic! corps. ! Countess Bossi was perfectly well received byi thlS Mistocracy, the haughtiest existing and the I most, determined not to open its ranks to any! one whose name has not figored for oeneuriea in; the Almanack of Gotha; and, truly, the attempt to have herself recognized by a oirole of German dawogers while traces of the scarcely effaced ronge of the artist Btili lingered on her cheek was an undertaking calculated to discourage the most resolute of women. The mutinied would harldly believe how jeal ous Women of the world are, even while affect* lug to despise them, of those crowns, that ap plause; those ovations which accompany a cele brated contatrice and with how much difficulty they pardon a woman for having attracted uni versal attention and admiration to her-sole self. Bjr dinVottact and taste and distinguished bear ing-(he Countess Boss! was enabled, in this diffi* colt position; to maintain herself apon a footing of perfect equality. Bosei was sent.to. St,; Peteiihnrgh where bis wife was loaded With, marks of attention by the -Imperial Court ~ The Ethpreas waa desirous of giving some represent atfons in her winter palace; but the,Countess feAthad hound Jmrself bypromiseto the King, of ShcpuiAfiinf she uponitmy - stage ftonrthe moment in which she waspublio SEqUGL TO THE EMBABSADHEBS, Toll THE MOBKIMJ POST-—BV W3I. J. BOSE. In our Hkotch oflwt wook, wo left ihe C»ir eantairlce iqf one of tixo lovollest passages of ft life, which Juts bcea but «n uninterrupted series of moral as well as artistic' bcamlcs*^' The present sequel, commencing precisely where the formes articles concluded, brings us down tp tha later triamphs.of JlntH’o sontag. and Allows her through them to her disap pearance from tire stage under the coronet of ncoontijtt, ea Hadamo Rossi glances over her brilliant career of-20 years In tbo circles of highest rank and fashion; and accompauie* her through rororee of fbrtnnn -until she once more emerges from the retreats of private life to delight tho world. TVe last raw. hor.cngogcd lo an‘act of heavenly charity; kindred to her sweet hud gentle beauty, her angelic art, her pare and spotless famH^Tranilator. Matibran; tho champions of Mnlihran opoored Open her arrival in the Orest 'Metropolis, Mad’lle Sontag met with one of those immense strokes of good fortune which, in KogUnd,' de cide the destiny of an artist, and, with an easy swedp of the wiag, cause her to rise at once to tiie mast resplendent spheres'of fashion; she Was invited to an evening party, by the Date of Devonshire! Favor unexampled; felicity dreamt of, in Tain, by thousands of aspirants; prodigi ous unequalled, wondrous triumph!!! . On the Continent, where the different ranks have been almost confounded together by three revolutions. It would bo. no doubt, hard to com prehend what vast significance could be attaebed to the admission of an artist to the honse.of the Dake of Devonshire. This nobleman with fpnr millions of revenue and expending six,—the Sake of Devonshire, English Ambassador to Coronations, the Mmoeoas of the arts, the mon-; arch of fashion who makes and unmakes repn tationaby a look, who leads into light orplunge B an decent of coldness hurls yon back to the lost rank of vulgar beings! It is at Devonshire House, (where the shade of the dowager Duchess still reigns as of yore, when the smile of that political beauty gained more votes for Fox than the most magnifieCnt discourse of the great orator,) in that sparkling, unapproachable, exclusive centre, that the for tunate Sontag, preceded by a world-wide repu tion for virtue, grace and talent, makes her first entree. To have been invited to a special soiree, iwos for Mad’lle Sontag on honor so distinguished that the fashionable world was sleepless with surprise, expectation and curiosity. When the great evening arrived, there was an enorthous crowd of well dressed people in the street, ar rayed along the sidewalks with outstretched no ska and straining eyes, measuring with anx ious gaze the distance from the purgatory with out to the Paradise within, raising frenzied hur rahs at the passage of the great cantatrice. clap ping'bands, shouting and giving themselves up to all the excesses of that English enthusiasm which equals if-it do not rise beyond .the ' French. “ faria ” and Italian fanaticism. Thus received by the high priest and infalli- ly recognized as the wife' of his embassodor. — However, thanks to the.exobnngO’.ef.-diplomatic notes, and the able' negotiations of the Comte de Nesselrode,, thegardinian monarch yielded to the instance's of the Russian princess thereby uvoid itig’A. coolness between the three Courts. Lastly, Madame Rossi,.obtained. the same at tention, the sarne horaago at tho Court of Prus sia during her husband’s diplomatic sojonrn in Berlin; for the rest, while there, she lived in constant intimacy with nil the illustrious person ages of -ibe;Ume who were then in-the capital, such ,as Meyerbeer,. Humboldt, Mcndelsshon &o. Tho Grand Duko of Meckjenburgh— Strelitx conceived a fondness for her and trented her-like a daughter; the King cf Bavaria, an impassioned (dilettante,! .composed impromptu verses in. her honor which were, by ho means had to bC the yorses-of a king, nod certainly were worth more thqn those- of-Fritnois Ist, Charles IXlh, Louis XlVth, pnd other royal rbymsters. The revolutionary year of 1848 came sudden ly* to. terminate .this long succession of prosper ity. - The fortune Of Madame Rossi was over thrown by the insurrectionary shocks of Germa ny, while, at the same time, the events in Sar dinia were achieving the rnin of tbeCourt:' Tho managers of Her Majesty's Theatre in London ntonco made-proposals to Madame Rossi in iho most delicate manner possible. ’ These offers were, at first refused. Tho monngers re newed them. In the meanwhile, fresh losses, completed the destruction of Count Rossi’s Inst resouroes. Mndamo Rossi, filled withjsolioitude for the future of her children, strove hard to win .her husband’s consent, to her re-appcarance on .the stage. An artist of European reputation. M.'Thalberg who then chanced] to be in Vien na, united his efforts to thoso of the Countess. M- Rossi was, nt last persuaded. He repair ed to Turin to procure from his sovereign the necessary permission to retire, for a time, from the business of his station. The King consent ed, with sa expression of the most Battering ap proval. Tho Count returned to Paris where Mr. Lum ley bad just arrived for the sole purpose of hav ing tbo agreement signed. One week later, Madame Sontag re-appeared upon the stage and with what sneoess every body knows! The pro .digious voice of Jenny Lind was found again.— Tho publio did not note that twenty years had elapsed sinoe the last performance of tbo illas trions cantatrice; and if there bo degrees of comparison in perfection itself Madame Rossi would bear away the palm from Mademoiselle Sontsg. * \V« liave hrftnl how brilliant has bcea the aaooesa of Soma, in our Enetern cities. Slay we not hope tbet there is i&ste enough in Pittsburgh to tempt thu noble woman ami trunsceudant artist hithertrunl? Tbjlsslatos. Note.—Madame Sont&gh&ujast heard her eldest son ha* been attached to tho £srdioiu legation at Pari*. Items of Hews and Miscellany. The Hon. William A. Graham and the Hon. George E. Badger ®ro among those spoken of for Chief Justice of North Carolina, vice Ruffin, resigned. The American Fem&lo Gnardian Society have awarded a premium of $5O to Rev. Samuel Har ris, of Pittsfield, Mass., for tho best tract de lineating in its trite light the guilt of those who read, publish, or sell pernicious fiction. There were thirty-five competitors. , A number of believers in the doctrine of Co-operative Induetry and Economy, have pur chased the relate of Dr. King, end some lands adjoining, at Perth Amboy, N. J., in all about 270 acres, in order to establish there an Indus trial, Educational andDomeetio Association. Mr. Samuel Parker, BCventy years of age, has just married his sixth wife at Cincinnati. Since his first, he haß always married a widow, and never remained a widower longer than six months at one time. Mr- Jas. McCloskey has made a proposition to the port wardens of Camden, N. J., for the. re moval of Smith’s Island from the Delaware; to a depth of four feet below low water mark, for the sum of $300,000. Rev. Albert Barnes, who recently went to Eu rope for tho benefit of his eye-sight, it is stated is about to return, without any improvement of his sight. , Dr. Newman, it is stated, will appear ia (he Court of Queen’s Bench ia the eusaiag term, to receive Judgment for the libel on Dr. Achilli. The Foreign Refagees, resident in London, celebrated the “martyrdom” of Robert Blum, the great leader of the German Democrats, by a din ner od the evening of the 2d inst. The constitntionality of the Maine law is to be tested in a ease which is now before the Circuit Court of the State of Rhode Island. A dwelling house occupied by two families in North Adams, Mass., was consumed by fire on Tuesday night, and on Wednesday morning the body of a'womnn with her skull badly hroken, and nearly consumed, was found in the ruins.— Her husband and child ore musing, and it is sup posed he first murdered her and then fired the honsc, os they wereheard quarreling in the night. 'The man’s name is Martin Heath, The trial of Montague, at Peterebnrg, Vo., charged with kilting Thompson, has been post poned till the 16th of May. Counterfeit 2’e and 6’s on the City Bank, Cape Island, N. J:,’ altered from genuine one’s, are In circulation; vignette, a female rectinlug on a cloud, with horn of plenty; two females on her right, with portrait of Gen. Scott on right mar gin, and small State arms oa left end—not tike 2’s and 6’s on this Bonk. “ Reply, sir,” said a judge to a blunt aid Qua ker, who was on the stand, "do yon know what we sit here for ? ” "Yes, verily 1 do,” said the Quaker. “ Three of you for four dollars eaoh a day, and the fat ono in the middle for foar thou- sand a year.” f , The flouso Of Refuge at Trenton, N. J., was sold oh the 24th inst, at public solo, for $6,750. The purchaser was Chandler Withington, Esq., former owner of the property. The oldest printer in the United States is a man named Curly, in Yorkville, 8. C. He work- ed with Ben Bussell,, on the Boston Sentinel, half a century ago, and he yet sets type by can dle light, and is ninety-seven years, of age. The vote for President at the Blue Licks—the site of the military hospital—Stood thus: for Pierce 24; for Soott 18. The last European news has caused another deolinein the price of cotton at Charleston. Fanny Fern says it isn't every man who has a call to be a hmband. The sabsoriptiohs to the New Orleans and Ope lousas Bailroad now; amount to $3,608,000. Francis Williams-has been arrested in N. Y., for biting off the car of Wm. Smith. About 20,000 hogs have, so far, been slaugh tered-at Lohisville this season. The British and North American Steamship Company, (the Canard line,) have reduced the rate of passage from Boston to Liverpooltosloo; the price heretofore.has been $l2O, T. 8. Cunningham, .a printer, having been.dis obled from work in consequence of his eyesight failing, attempted to commit suicide at New Orleans, a few days since, by drowning him self. It is calculated that the number of gas-lights in St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, on the occasion The authorities .or Hartford, Connecticut, have prohibited theatrioal exhibitions in that city. _V - The Webster. obseqtues in. Boston, on the 30th iiustant, are to be on a grander scale than, any thing ofthokind ever witnessed intbat city.: tv -Dnrihgthepaatye&r, the Chester coonty (Ps;) joining ' campanyhiYe joined 448 tons.of ; lead ••• i 5-vJ; '*.i i,: -m : : | ■’• Jl»rs,«fE«iJif4terlmty, ,M*a£ thiirtyrprie' ynnrmtotnring eatabllahmenjte;''githocapit&l-ot $2,600,000. * .. . ' r ’ V’ 4 -’ ** ’ loihj Burning LECXT lUilFßi' ,„„THQKI3 I*ololl*3 Harpw; & fflullipa, Editors; & Proprietors, p ?'[ PITTBBUII*?fIs c.'- \ * TUESDAY MORNING: WsS~ITo yar^.fc4Bq«th < te»lU*t,*o \T«st. under Ore Coaxtltptlon; bnta»arwd vunttiunMn tbwCo&aea Owad, and trow devudos to ebo Cosmos UrutbwbMd. —ftAEOB Poto. \. M. Pzrnsaiu. prompt, bon en and gentlemanly In their business transactions, are the authorized r.pents In tbo cities of Now York and Boston fir the Momiry hi*!.'. They are authorized to reedre Ad* v.irttsements and Subscriptions for. us at onr usual rates. 1 heir receipts are regarded asjiaynicnts. Their offices are at NEW YORK, 122 Nassau street ' BOSTON, 10 Slate street. «rnn job pbibtibq.^b H*Tiotr»e*etlj a*UUtjo iddluoo* of !frw »)m Bmmret Tm to oar Srr* ■ ■ J Job OOom.'vo vi no* pnpafed to do PWSTISti OP ALL JUNDB, I* ifco ■•-ttntotyUtMid spM tbo .tovat-tamo. Zr*tj *tio «ad tvJow rf Typo- fro® .fi «ypUamd,wU] u« btforad Ja oar oitwtra Job 00<o. THE MAYOHAXTY In his race for the Mayoralty, our friend of the Journal has to run against the field.-' He has no backers but those who ore employed to elec tioneer for him, and we understand they aro making very elotv progress. Many of the whigs think that the system he has adopted to bring himself before the people, was taking an unfair advantage of his competitors. He has men in his employ, who,‘while in tho discharge or their legitimate duties, can obtain signatures to his “eall,” and he has control of a paper In wtiioh he con pnbllßh bis “call” And give himself a modest puff gratis. This is considered unfair by the friends of Sawyer and Barker, and they are tak ing active measures to check-mate ouramiable friend of tho Journal, and wo fear they will ac complish their purpose. The American has taken strong grounds ia fa vor of Mr. Sawyer, and judging from the decided manner in which it talks, we are of the opinion that It will stick to him, whether he'gets the nomination or not. In tact, we are told that Mr. Sawyer's friends will stand by him at all haz ards, and if he does not get the nomination they will ran him as an independent oandidnte The American, his organ, has not s&id so, in direct terms, bat from the tone of its articles and what we hear from other quarters, we presume it to bo tree. The Gazelle, the organ of Joe Barker, jiu low and keeps dark for the present. Bat it is not in his nature to permit his colleague of the Journal to get ahead of him in official stations, and if ev er the editor of that paper should bare the feli city of writing his name R. M. Riddle, Mayor, it would cast a shadow over onr friend* the Dea con, from which he coold never emerge. He and Barker feels conscioos of this, and they aro now quietly ot work to defeat the Journal man. What their success will bo we cannot tell, but onr impression is that the Journal is in danger. Joe and the Deacon are cunning and unscrupu lous, and when they work together they are powerful for evil. There is a qniet harmony now existing between them which bodes no good for Mr. Riddle, and we fear their efforts will prove a eerions ohstacle in the way of his march to tho Mayoralty. There is another report abroad, that both Rid dle and Sawyer are endeavoring to bay Barker off, bat Joe, under the infiaence' of the editor of the Gazette, will not listen to their various pro positions and premises; bat, on the contrary, de mands imperiously that they shall both decline ! He insists that he is the favorite of the party, and, as he has been endorsed by the Gazette as a "good whig," and is the choice of the editor of that paper, be demands that they shall stand baok. This may be true, or otherwise; we give the rumor as it came to us, without vouching for it or denying ita authenticity. Pros Banking In Indiana and IllinoU. Much fear is expressed in the Missouri and In diana papers that tho present batch Of free banks in Indiana and part of Illinois will not prove sub stantial. A writer In the Bt. Louis Republican says: “ Basks, under tbis organization, art l multiplying in this region with startling roptdlty. ThimMe-rlgginj? finanden, isßucrs of certificates nr cheek*, or call them what yon will, are evincing wonderful energy to rlbopmiußdßg their pretty” promises to pay, and it rnjoires but little acumen to predict —and that with accuracy—that ff allowed to 50 on with im punity Middling* tho people cut of thdr comings by the in teresting procesj of absorption, they will contiauc to increase atonaccelerated pace until the grand crash eomcf,ft}* its advent is inevitable. Who then’s m pay the piper f Who, even now T—although the sweet Labe bt Imt fh lie-swaddling elothea if Us amiable energies were uippoljln tho hod of nummary extinction? Can any one be green Enough' to fttp pCMe far a momeot that thorn who profit most by these things redeem moat ? Certainly not: such a thing Is altogether at variance with not only their intentions, but usage & against U. There arc, of course some honorahlo exceptions.* Everybody knows that the St. Louis Republi can is one of the moat unscrupulous whig organa id the country. When it takes alarm at tho pro gress of tbis fraudulent species of currency, the people may well dread tbo calamity that Is pre paring for them. It has Deter before, to our knowledge or that of any body else, nttered a word ogalnst the paper money syotem, but has, on the contrary, used Its influence to give ft aid and comfort. Bat the evil in tbe west is beoom ing too alarming for even tbe laxity of whig or gans to tolerate it, and they now denounce it. There is, wo apprehend, a fearful trial in store for onr western friends, on account of the wide circulation of tbis irresponsible currency. It has already got so strong a hold upon them, that it is almost impossible for them to shake It off, and we fear that they will again have to pass through tbe swindling operations they bad to endore when the Illinois banks spread financial rein throughout the State. NEW BOOKS. We have received from R. C. Stockton “Ihe history of Romulus,” by Jacob Abbott. This little book forme pne of a series of works, by Mr. Abbott, which hare been issued from the press of Harper & Bros., New Tork. This series has already embraced the lives of Cteror, Cleopatra, Hannibal, and other celebrities, both of ancient and modern history. Few bopks conld be pla ced, with -eo much advantage, in the hands of the young, ns those which' form ‘‘Abbott’s His torical Series.” They possess more than the in terest of fiction, and yet are repleto with solid information. The great condensation of facta, and the graphic manner in which they are rela ted, will secure an extensive circulation among the young people. “The History of Ilenry Esmond,-Esq., a Col onel in tho service of Queen Ann,” has also been laid on our table. This work is by Thackeray— this, of itself, is sufficient to ensure for it an im mense circulation. Any thing fttaa the pen of this great satirist of the foibles of both great and small—from the royal snob to the illiterate menial —will bo seized with avidity, and read with interest. R. C. Stockton, corner of Third and Market streets, has both the publications noticed above for Bale. The Bbajntbee Cideb Case. —The Lowell (Mass.) News makes the following statement of the case of Deaoon Hollins, a great Mend of the Maine law, who was fined $lO and costs for sell ing two qnnrts of cider: . He sold two quarts which bad just entered its: first stage of fermentation, to n neighbor who Complained of a bad cold, and thought a littlej cider would do him good. The man offered him; ten cents in payment, bnt ns the Deacon had no: change, he refused to take it, when the neighbor laid the money on'the Deaoon‘s knee and went: away. " On taking the cider home, tho neighbor; treated a third party, who was at work for him, 1 auardent opposer of the liquor law, a man who ■ had once been beaten by Deacon H. in a lawsuit,; and had bCen'aibjtferjenemy to him evor since. ; This third-party entered the complaint." The Boston Tranicript pertinently remarks:. 1 , . ‘ “We hope that the first'thing' the Whigs trill fin trill be to drop the' mesnfiigiess nam% by which the party h&e beendeaSgnatedtheJ||!t sir teenr yearß. It has no npplicability io tfficoim tty under easting circumstances. t It Is obsolete.; i he* hew.»rghßii»rio£juni« h:iew mune.” .... Vot» a t. Indiana tax President.—[OFHClAL.] •': : FIRST DISTRICT. -. *■.< Pierce.- . Scott. Dtfoieas—.;:i;iv;i72o : 726 Dubois ... ..i 717 ■ 229 942 Knox..’. 1003 1167 Martin 619- 877 Pike 088 638 Posey.... :.148S 784 Spencer 710 686 Yanderburgb 1317 946 Warrick 1034 487 SECOND DISTRICT. .....1812 1180 499 '602 .....'lBl6 • 1328 ' ......1278 1284 ‘ 1022 747. 669 684 669 618 ..—1613 1093 THIRD DISTRICT. 8arth010mew...—.....1612 ■- 1246 Brown 682 102 Jackson 1188 614 r • Jefferson ...2268 2016 Jennings ——llQ4 998 Lawrence..... 1118 1054 'Monro* .1085 622 Switzerland 1147 1134 FOURTH DISTRICT. 2486 1474 ............1394, 1364 ............1958 1473 465 432 lBBO 1119 ............1480 1607 FIFTH DISTRICT. 937 1083 872 1019 1226 1559 993 . 900 620 581 1874 2803 SIXTH DIBTICT. -.1002 828 9BO 1262 —1833 896 i -2599 2168 llBl 1109 1627 1286 SEVENTH DIBTRICT. .... 748 474 944 834 ....1000 901 —.1084 1312 ....1466 1712 —1203 629 .... 783 852 ...1155 1694 EIGHTH DISTRICT. Boone 1161 936 Carroll 1256 1076 Clinton 1 1250 929 Fonntain... ... 1490 1028 Montgomery—........ 1852 1669 Tippecanoe.—....—.. 2446 1918 Warren 552 850 NINTH DISTRICT. Benton 188 110 Cass..., 1190 1170 Fulton.... 581 559 Jasper 347 357 Lake 834 230 Lsportc 1408 1357 Marshall 611 843 Miami 1196 994 Porter 627 444 PnlaskU 333 210 Starke 122 60 Sf. Joseph 1052 998 White 630 610 TENTH DISTRICT. Allen 1904 1226 DeKalb 1 789 391 Elkhart 1348 1068 Kosciusko 933 1045 La Grange...., 667 607 Noble „ 807 600 Steuben 543 487 Whitley 668 497 ELEVENTU DISTRICT. Adams. 672 362 Blackford-..-..- 263 109 Grant 1.-. 836 699 Hamilton.. ;_.-96l 971 Howard 626 539 Huntington 88S TOG Jay 500 575 Madison —.1282 1004 Tipton—. . 461 ‘ 860 Wabash...... 959 1145 Wells 710 416 :NOVEMBER 80. Claris . Crawford.-; Floyd Harriaan...;..;.... Orange... Perry Scott .» Washington....... Dearborn Deortur.. Franklin. Ohio Ripley.... Rush Delaware. Fayette ... Henry Randolph Union Wnyne Hancock... Hendricks. Johnson... Mar10n.,... Morgan.... Shelby Clay Greene Owen Parke Putnam Bulli»an. Vermillion Vigo Whole r0te....—95,290 feO 00l 6,084 Aggregate Tote of the State 183,184. Vote o(sew Hampshire.—{OFFlClAL) Fierce. beott. Hale. Seat. Rockingham — .4503 si Ki ton •£ ’ Stratford b_2250 2003 49a I c=; Delknsp 1527 737 202 7- Carroll 1825 491 250 Merrimack -462! 1027 1001 Hlillboroagb..... .4535 2310 1441 1 Cheshire— ... 22W 2005 698 SnlilTao 2)59 1310 4.10 Orafton ,-.—4286 2043 771 1 Cooe 1431 37 0 1 67 7 ! 23-937 16,147 0605 12 ' 12 J Pierce’* plural 13.850 0,707 By tho oboTo It will be seen that General PlEnoE’o official plurality orer Scott is 18,850 per cent, on a poll of 52,851 rotes—and' his majority orer Scott, Hale and ail others,- 7148. The result of the presidential oleotion in Ala-' bama, as officially declared, is as follows: Pi'"* 26,881 | Pierce orer Scott 11,843 £™tt- 15,038 I ■< orer all 0,609 troop 2,174 | Mr. Lemmon and family, minus bis light glares, left New York, on Wednesday, for Virgi nia, in the steamer City of Norfolk, haTing aban doned tho project of emigrating to Texas His furniture, which has gone forward to New Or leans, will Be reoorered. Previous to his depar ture, he was paid $6,000 in sight drafls, which will be arailable on his arriral in Virginia. Mr. L. has given a guarantee that ho will znannmit the slaves after the termination of the legal pro cesses which hare been or may be instituted with a view to test the validity of Jndge Payne’s de cision, whenever requested to do so by thrle of Yhe subscribers to the indemnity, vis: Judge Payne, Walter 0. Joneß, and James Boorman.— It is understood that if the manumission were to be earned into effect now, it would put an end to the appeal which has been taken to the Su preme Court of New York, and prevent an ap peal to any higher tribunal. It appears that $290 more than required was subscribed, and the Journal of Commerce says it was agreed that the $lOO so liberally subscribed by Judge Paine, and tho $5O subscribed by Mr. Lepsugb, Lem mon's oounsel, (who rendered his professional services gratuitously,) ought to bo returned to those gentlemen respectively, wbioh has been done accordingly. In presenting Mr. Lefever for re-election to the Speakership of the House of Commons, Lord Grosvenor Bold he believed “that the appoint, ment of a fit and proper person for tho office) was doubly Important at the present moment, -vshm th e liberliea of Europe hung by a tferad, Und when, apart from these considerations, the hioely .balanced state of parties in the House rendered the office one of nnusnol difficulty." The Paris Moniteur dt I’Armee, spoaking of Louis Napoleon’s speech at Bordeaux and the dis claimers of war, has the following paragraph: “No I in tho declaration at Bordeaux there is. nothing which portends the inactivity of the ar my in future. Tho war in Algiers is not yet at' an end. Besides there iB a war ofirdiffereriti nature in progreS3—the war of the spirit"of gbhd! against the spirit of Bvil, order against anarohy: —and this War will he undertaken t>y our army: whenever occasion shall rise at home oramong our neiykbont'*' '' N .New Tbial is Caw." McUto^'Cab^—Tse the ;Uni ted States of tbe verdict of ibe Army Court Martial recent ly fc® l ® at New York* in ’the “case of-Capt-Mc. LOne,' of .'this city, for conduct unbwoiwhg an officer and-gehtiemau and. prejndiclal to good or der and military discipline, in addressing insult longoage to Meflor H&rdc&stle and assaulting Col, Roberto. -The.verdict, of the court is said to have'been one of acquittal, and the President hiasconsequently ordered a new trial. Itfs sta ted that;H was, under the advice of Gen. Scott that the President disapproved of the Judgment in this case.—i?a/t Sun. ) -. c -- 1 7143 majority ovrr &JI. JUtbama. A European Crisis at Hand "h-f. - „L ARftfc. J rHF* 1L: WATSON is now etlirarod ih elaoghtetmg FIIB -THOUSAKD HOGS: and trillahaT* -ermataatlyv»n hand a .large atockof SULK I>onK.o£-hisowtt<mtJng.--Alsq, a No. 1 article tnb&rrelsand koES. -For7»le jthh Ware 1, hotjsa, corner of Liberty tad Wajtle Streets.* : noygOm* „ I SSW ADTZBTISmggIg.- " - . MORRIS’ HEMBDVI-. A N DIFALLIIILE CUKE Ibr Gonorrhea, Gleet, Btrio. 7V tores, Nocturnal Emissions. Grarel, and all those dis tressing complaints nsu&lly consequent upon yonthlhl ex cesses and Indulgences. In preparing a specific for this rises of diseases. Dr. Mor ris has er pended mneh time and money. In order In present to the unfortunate sufferer, a pleasant, safe and effldent medicine. That he hoe succeeded, la a tact cell established, aa there hue been many thousand bottles sold, , - , WARRANTED TO CUBE, Or the money returned, abd so f&r has risen entire sails* taction. - - , t As an invigorating medicine for , broken oossmnnoNa^ It has no equal, being extremely palatable and mild, as well as permanent In its effects. for that distreseipg complainLso common «>wnnjyfm,w termed Hour Albas or Whites, this spedfio Isa aovereign remedy, and should be usod by all who are thus afflicted. BOBDSALL & BRO-, Dm corner of Mala and Front streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, sole agents for the ml* of the above medicine in the Western and Southern Btates, and to whom all orders must be addressed. SoU by RUFUS BROWK, aad H. SIMONEAN, Detroit: U.& £. GAYLORD, and B. W. PALMER, OeTeland: and by Druggists generally. . J. KIBD A CO., corner of Fourth and Wood streets, Agents for Pittsburgh. DR. MORRIS, inventor and proprietor of-the above medicine, is now in this city. .. Persons afflicted with a dis case .of a secret and malignant character, and wishing to be permanently cured without loss of time or hindrance from buxinestywoaMdoirelltoeoimilt'tbeDr. personally,or by letter, to his address, 8L Charles Hoter, 87> ; Medidnc* sent to any part of the city, ifo cure, no pay. •■» Consulting Fee, only |3,00. . novP^v^u GREEN • APPLK.H-300 bblA Enneu,’ for sale by ■ SMITH k SINCLAIR. (ANULES—6O boxes Mould and Dipped, for sale by *■ ALEX. HUNTER. GLASSRS-7'25Q bblaoak and cypress cooperage, for . Baleby - ALEX- UCXTKR. OIL*— 20 bbls.Bank C&l, forsaWby covaa x.,ALEX. HUNTER. 80 456 530. 149 786 MACKKRKL— 200 bbls.-fto.fl- (large) Mockerel fur sole. • ' ALEX. HUNTER. “PEPPER— 2U bags,'in store and for salTby ” r T --'. v X POT3O ALEX. HUNTER. i IAtENTO—Io bags, Is .store and for sole by * —novap•»•••■• - - f /alex. pfnteh:' 40 156 20 HO 182 27 t IlfcAb—so baJf ebcsta Imperial, iouag X Teaa, la stare and for rale by qot3o fpOHAOOO—7O boiesKossetl ft. Koblsson, and W. 0. X Grant'*, for cale by norOO SIiUAU— 40 bbdj. Xer Orirnut; - • ■ • CO .do IslaxxTitog&r. FcrseJe by V pot3o . ALK& HUNTfcR. llTASrtl>—Property la or oesrtbs rity, in- eich*a{fefcr FT TaluAblo Copper Stodts. By- ACTBTIK LOOMIS, Office, No. 92 Fourth street. 20 105 22 00 KOCh CAM>Y—I6 boxes, for sale low. by J. LATELY A CO, * Tea Dealers and Grocers, 266 liberty street. INCK MEAT—-Prepared expressly for family titrr ~n rery superior article. For sale bj J, LATELY, CO-, Grocers and Tea Dealers. XTAhtLI) —iS3 aharw riUafraryh Tnui inrt Maying ) f Company Stork. By AUSTIN LOO3IIS, Stock sad Bill Broker, Office, No. B 2 Fourth atnct. ’! Notice* •: ■ PERSONS hating In their poeacwkm Ticket* to Itcr- ailes' Lecturer, will plcue leave them at tile Übnrw lipoma. [notsagt] T. S. M’NAHARA. LUirarl-" npUGMPSOVS Bank Note and Ikimmerd&l UeMrctr: lor X December. Price 10 cents. ■ ■ t J tiraeo Aguilar's New Book, I£ome Scenes and Heart Studies. Mionie Grey, or Who U The Heir By the author of Azuy Lawrence, urThe Freemason 1 * Daughter, Ae. - Subscriptions reccirM for uy Periodical published. l H. HEfiUtA 4»; ' Nor 32 Smith field-street. -33 38 186 5C HVH LA. LAHC& DANOISG SCHOOLf A BOSSAJ-O.VB . JBASCIKO 6CMDOL, wiU open on il. MONDAY *ud TUESDAY, Uiofflth uul SOlh : Inst., tmlconlixnu. In future. on those ds,s snd bonn,—«t 3 aN-lock, P. 11, for yoang lAdiss; si G o'clock for Sluters : end el 8 o'clock fur Uentlemcn; st LAFAYETTE HALL, (cntrnncs oo Fonrth'Vml Wood streets.) ' Pcrccm spplplng (or ttlmlttlon to the School, anktunrnto A. 8., »Ul here to gira references. Thoso Lsdles who reset red Tickets to A. E's Psrllcs, lest Ktssoa, will plrtse send their sdilress, end be will he happy to supply them this season. . nor3ohit LAFAYETTE HALL; MRS. EMMA G. BOSTWICK! OP NEW rORS, i RESPECTFULLY Inlonu th< cliUetu of JhttabanriL her friends, that she will giro . .. .. ? . OHB OBASH CQHCEETi i • OX WEDNESDAY J2YKNIXO,; DECEMBER l* 1852. Assiftrdby ths following eralocut Artist*: ! The distinguished Tlollnifi, Mr. HENRY APPY. Vio linist U» the King of Holland. t Tbo rriebcatod Solo flutist. Sir- JULIOS BXEDS, ’first Flat* Professor af the Royal Conserrotorie, Leiwte. i Ml** ANNIE OHYRR, La Pethc Fill® du Rogimrotvonly niuo jran the wcndeffol performer on the Concert* Ins, daughter of the Baud Muter of Her Vaferff’* Bari, taent at Montreal. ■' ■ • • i • HERB THIWW, Solo Pianist to His Royal Highness the Dufce of Oobnrg Gotha. nov33'2t" • 345 401 165 38 135 83 j' Petri Kef ed Pitnoid . 1 “* JtST RECEIVED titdopncdoos of thou lOtxrbßoie wood SEVEN Octavo Pioacw, with PEARL KEYS—from tha celebrated Manufactory of I* B. DENHAM, S T. The manufecturer, after testing the ,utfl in the meat thorough and trying mairaef,ha*come to the coocla»kmihat it is one or the terv best material* for Plano-key* known, and more over not liable to wraront, even with the aevermt usage. The public Is respectfully Invited to roll and examine this elegant specimen of American skill. Speaking of these PL * ■ voszLS kssum Sato :. The very splendid Piano with Pearl keys, awl bjM. STRA KOSH at tho Concert on Thursday night,.wa» from the war©. It wm* maaafisctnml for them by ML DENHAM of New Tcrk;‘andforl*rflllancy of tone cannot bo excelled, it U behoved, by any instrument in the cnantry. It fu selected by Mr. Strokqah for its mnerlor tone and power, and wm be used by him again at tho Co ncert to-night. for sue by • p** 3o . H. KLEDER; jfo. Idt Third at • ~ GBASD : : MIL, IT ART ASj> CIVIC SOIREE! TO BS GITXV Br THX JACSBOS IVDEPEHDESfT JJLUEB. AT LAFAYETTE HALL, On Friday Evening, January T, 1853, &• Tjckcts to be procured of tho following SUnaews: ;; Hon. J. Ik Guthrie, Col. J. Hi Foster, GetkWm. Larimer, Jr„ 8. W. deott, &q- Ook Samuel W.'Bhek, T. a J. Topper *'■■■■ X>UQE£SS£ QBXTB. * ccp. David Campbell,* - “ T; M. LilUe. ..-ttwrcnT osanna...itatmsrn ooixns. > liout.A< Hiller. • Lieut C: Ddsroih. - : • wsrocmtsV cam.' "-’ ' * • i Sergt Geo. Trfteh. ; * jacisos tmcpzssxar nurd \ipt. Alex. Hot- 3. W. Ross, lient. Alex. Bcott, Henry Rea, Jr licuL Otis Young, E. Jackson, "* Sergt A. McDonald, J. &L Colville, Sergt H. Jackson, R. ELMeKoa. * : Corp. James May, Wm. Slver, WnLprioe, T. G.Smlth. novSOathr * D*n*erott« BeiUFtllon: “ ND THE WAX-TO OET RU> OP HUI! > ; “ Why, Mr*. Fogarty, 1* thl* jcT»i!in» “ Faith, ye may well «ay that. Mr*. MnMnon': .11 th.r. left hr me tia u ji last «een me. Wont yextep Jn and take anairl* lie firel” • ■_ “Why, *hat’/i the matter—alntthe fitmlly aliVeli “• : : d^ n ' «» jouldnunhht *elC Would re bclaro it—the other night he war deeptn 1 aequlet, urf behaTln’ a* geo tale and pacwble a* mj decent man could do, to hlsoan lawful bed, not meddlin' wfcl any h<rfy, and me own Bell best Jo him—nhln, »hat do jd think, a Ug thteflFthemliaU bit kin on the tap a kit Inland, my darlint, It avelled up aa Ug a* a troicner/” ; ' ; “Ochl .... ’ “Troth and Ido tell yon eo—and I vaa rlckaminded tQT go down to Docthnr Keyaer, andglt a.nlaather-’*‘ v ‘ , ‘L wd Jv¥^/ 0 ** rt y i 7 ekin ' , “l tnoblidawldoneatoai. Jnit aak him tor a Box It JCati*?t Sat JWnjmlt 001/Siu tetatydreeenu: nso It aceordln’ till the direction*, aid I’ll go ycr hall per It, aj sore a* ytrnxmtft Fogarty, a Hatciir- Bentahoe hla oglymognlthln a mile iryS? houae.no mm - “Falthaud that 1 * ashy done; andrm eery much ohlejrad tor yottr adTioe. Good momln’ till yeTlfr*. “Ooodmomln’.Mra. FdgartT. l ’ “ nor. 30 S 4 0 T ' • " JIOTJLCK. , .... A 8 d e*«rmlacd to* qulUho LEATHER BCSDTESB, LA in nnsburgh»<mtbo lirt of April next, Iwiflttl] tha HOUSE™"™ No. 21Q Penn street, which I now occupy TTiTilf. ;itis sitn ctcJ In s most iietlreUo part of the dtj, belag-the alto dwelling frjan too corner of,lrwin, on item Street-The SwSfii 1 w t 2 finished all through, with nix roomtand flu *hed gannt, a good cellar under the whole building andn and shed attached to toomain bulldtoTpiraenta I would also sell my property in SteubonTU]o, Jeffei®i «mnty, Ohio—vis:' Ono two story BRICK. HOUSE/cds. Coining eleven or twelee rooiSi. The lot la 60 feet IWhfc and ISO ftet deep, to a nine ftet alley. Ip li nowtocrahwl us o Parmer * tavern. Also, adjoining tha above, one two ■tnjy PRASIE HOUSE, on a' IctSTTocl Hour, and extend.- toUu, ,“ m '* 2 ** ThlsHouMeontaiaatiyeKomi J l niso. 1 or 1! nnder the whole house.! 1 would sell both Houses and lots' together, or each separatelv, to salt purchasers, on rery low terms, and easy^JmeniL-! withtn yards of the Court House, in the moet public part of toe cfo: and the tarious Railroads that are now befcgnisde to St city! will vray moth enhance-the value of property there, in a toe propertyWarrantee deeds giren. No fcrambtance on For farther Information end terms, enquire, by letter od of SAHUEpspajaNi DOT '" . ’ ' No. 19 Diamond alley.l • tbroagtoot tfca United States. 1“*? . nlm “*»ary to ranted nor icgolae monel bor or tho Medical profession, of the estabUibod Medl cni properties of PURE HOLLAND GIN, In many diMOM* of Dropricai tendencyl respectfully ■ invito jour; tlon to a eory superior article, manufactured by myaelf, txi dualToly, at Sclatdam, in Holland, by a proeeto pSSSr to my mm Pactory. It is flavored rmd mcdieatod, nut by the' commonharah bony,bat bythochoice -botanical varletv of ItaUoo Juniper Bony, stem moroytewiaa-’ tmct li distilled and ■ rectified with Ita spirt tUoua aolvant.' and thp beepmoa a toncomratodttoetura,-of toauJiUa a*' rorand aroma, altogether, tranacendanti to iiacortilalend: yaoUdaalproperties,t4 any Hoiland'a GlnlleretaSae known. -Amid the lnflux.«ftoi»rior distillations with whlch-tMi' country b now flooded, pbjndriina AM no little dlßdttltyte ; procuring a good and pare Gin, which they can toefcrter witheonfichmra initibeneSdalolreeta. ia an dmnorter of twenty yeaie* etandtag, ht ti»dftof NewiTork.ySd nefc. ln t&a hianß&cttTO af ao& LAND GIN, especially, I beg to submit to your attention my “ Aromatic Schiedam Bdmapj», n na one which em«i fail to reailio your utmoet crpectattonj, and l ehall beha£ «es; yol, within that*brief.period,! hrrtwedTrf and p^efttMM^fngy and affections of tb» KMtmj* mnA vhm** have no. donbt -that it; wrwirj ,-yf^ precision Tmrr mm rmftmitnti il mm i \t mi bottl&.cack and label, with ah es*»y on its proper Uml Tbl* article.ahoald b> in >■ i UDOLFHO WOLfE, ImpotUx. No. 22 Bearer street York. ISM 4 r Birch Win., "Win* of Tar, .nd Medle*. led Winn, of T»riomch««tai, h*r^*®*i*! tt u*, pub lic, built fau rcuudncd far a, IQamWHKto««ato on» compound Urn peculiar tMdtad Tirthe, of jaih <* thon Important artfcfea,pk»o attlorfha.a ~ curing than peculiar kUnaj t ajpmaeli and sncoui dlacaaaa, earning dcWlftr am} pcpatmtkn, oftan’of a rerfani' nature.'.nafipKESE-ffIRE lTomiaCtta J** tunica In nee, harlngall lie efaengtienlng prbpttHa?or the healing and medfanakyaaittee of tba rooti sad herbs fromwhkhtt it distilled. ' AS-See advertisement In another column of tM* pater. Sold Wholesale tad ReUliby Dr. QEO.H. KEY&EXLUQ. comer of Wood street end. Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, *j. *O, by JAMES} X. SAMPLE, north-west corner of Federal street and the ZHamandf Allegheny-CStjv r.novlfcdaw JST* Dr. Gayzott'e ImproTed Extract of Yellow Dock and BtmparllU it a fiat i2au. dy far Serrddary M Tbonswds oftndlvidnsliarecujaod with grevfcna cosh plaints which they-Inherit 6ors their parents. The u&sc? the TeQow Dock and SxrtarparSla will prevent aU this, and tare a vast anwuntof j&fcefy, and many nluatee lives! fcr tt thoKatgklyopdifrva &erytUvtlAilciiaft(ctt*l t whkh is the seed of disease, and so takes off the enne which the sins or misfortunes of parents are so often visited upon, their innocent offspring. ’ < Parents awe it to f l fr l to guytf Quftf the effects of maladies that mar be. »wnTntfnt*«iAA hr descent, and children of 'parents tfait have at any with Omtvmybffa, Scrofula or Syphilis, omit totbeoselves to take precaution against the disease bring revived in them. G uysottr s Xxtnct ox Tallow Lodt and' SarsapariHa is a rare antidoteissudreasea; sdwtfauMßf* ■ - iep!3aUw ' 4?-Baldntsf Pfliitlveiy pro prietor of tin article called American 2o£r Jfeitohifi*; has metwith sttehhabounded ln tho nm-rfMi article, aa'to jnsUTy him in taking - bald cases, and girlni a written i guarantee. Ihat I*, he wffl, fcra.'priee agreed upon, by j himself and the person using the article, restore the hair e£ feetually, or tefdnfi the amount expended; cruise win nQ at the usual price, without the aboTt guarantee. The following instance*, of Individuals who hate bal their hair restored, Ough£ to convince- any. one of its efficacy; Ruy haTeallowednato use their nxtnea aa references: John Hoffer, Woods* Brewery, -eared of baldness: af 14 years* standing; S. B. Holmes, CapLH. Morris; James Guthrie, l»'Granutrwt, waa totally bald—nowhfoheadia completely corbred with new hair; alia, Jahr(f Ta rentozn. We would invite particular attention to- tho lhl lowing:— t Onto/ Ua2dneu nf 20 ytan’Hattdinp, cured bf-vnt K 7HfU .an&past'Of. w bottU tif American Batsqa&vt. • " - flrMn Alexander, aged 42. wife of MTMiri <Wf^ CTi who resides at Mo, 46 Pennsylvania Avenue, states that she has been bald for the last years ;the head, on both 'riden was perfectly smooth and without any hair; wfcetfsheeaa .menced.using the fiestormttre*- She has sow toed a bottle and part of ebottlotjf hair restorative, arthaausaittreira- 1 lariy for the last six weeks.-Her head Is now perfectly cor* ! ered withathlckcrop of new hair, ftm *ad strong, as any 1 (me can see fy calling. Mrs. Alexander 'has no obiectkjns ; to the publication of these statements. ■" . .<&" 1 am a.brotber of Hta, Alexander, whose statement' b written out ebava, and lnfo# personally that the ments therein mads art correct, - ' A, lL BAT f Pittsburgh, Sept. 17,1852. c . No. 95 Pourlb- - - * DB. GEO. It KEYBEB, Wholesale and Betaß Druggist, No. 146 Wood street, earns* of Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. ■ -oet29alaw ALEX. EUXTEE. ALEX. HQNTER. Scroftilwi—lt la dne to KBs's Petroleum to say that it hasbeeh known to completely eradiate etexy Tafljgo th!« rtfwojM* in Inn tim» thpy yiy Othef ww*^ t sad at less oast or The thousands of certi Affairs latbehandrof iheprcprte* tor, many of which smfhim-wellkßown dtisens of lbs eity of Pittsburgh and Its Immediate Tlcinlty, go to show dearly and beyond all doubt, (has Kira’s ProouxDff Is a awtMiw of no common ralne, not only as a local remedy in ftaroZy ru, B&nemaUtm, Ikqftitxs, lottof &£fa,but as wralcable internal remedy, tanting tfie investigating pbysldsaVa* well as the suffering patient, to become acquainted irith its merits. ■ - - Those haying *a dread of mixtures: are assured -that this imdMne is ' purely natural; and is bottled >a H=fi<yw> from the bosom of the earth. ThefoUsjtowa certificate u copud/rastapcperpubluhedai Syracuse, iV. i\and beart'dai* August % 2852, to tehich u alxoappaviedUiciXJ&fccaUqfthtcdt&TGteiD. T, fbat,Jf. D n qfSymaut: r. '■ This may In truth certify, that I bare been so .badly af flicted with Scrofula tor the last seven years that most of the time X have been unable.to attend to any hind of business, and much of the tuna unable to walk, and confined torn? bod, and hare been treated nearly alj.the time by the best Physicians our country affords; 1 got nos re lief but no care, and continued togrowworse until 22r. Poet recommended me to try the Petroleum, or Beck CH4 as vr* rrthing else had faffed. 1 did so withoutfaith at first, but threw the poison tethe surface at once, and I at onoo began to grow better,* and by using seven bottles I base got a com worth thousands ofddlsn. ; MBS. KASCT. H. BAEKKK, Ibis may certify that I haTe been acqullntadwltii Kiert Petroleum, or EockQU, far.mcrelhah a year, and haTe tv paatedly witnessed its ibeaeflrialcCbcts in the cam bf indo lent nicer* and other diseases tor- which St is recommended, and esn with confidence recommend it to be a'medirinewor* thy of attention, and eau safely , say that sneoeas has UU«iad> edits use where other medicine had faffed.-* w * „ . /r D. Y. POOT, H» D. , ln Pittsburgh. [eoSXaUw. OOAP-lQa boxes and Cincinnati; In store and far tale by O potSO ;V- : • • . -.ALEC HUNTER. •* GOJryisE— 760 bags prana Rio, in store Sod tor sal* by * uotCQ -V AJUBC. HCXTB&: : KLTCHUP— Tomato, Walnut *n*l iliuhroon. for sale by ' * .*. LATELY * CO., - ' JKo Liberty rtreet. bot3o OLX\±i OlLr-10-baskets plots and quart*;' for sate, *ho!e-i!i mod retail, ly ' J. LATELY A CO., PorS> Gnxx'rsand TeaDralcrs. SHAt\ LA—A A-.MASoif & Co., will open, ttßamornmg, tao eases premium £oW mnini Shaais, brilliant -colors; nnr29 A Praeitea] galoman Waatidi ~ IS A CWTULSU STORK. Enquire at: ' - r-.-'v. ■ norffl-JX THIS OFFICE. PLAIDS —A beautiful sMortmeacof rianls; brilliant col ors, Just rewired at : A-A. 3IASON A CO.'S, ; nora fciaad<HMarketatreeL FTH) tiawnTTttbQXaxht'UoUsrßkoa &pprQY*4 notes. X KnqWrt-df - • ’ •*& P.'WKDOBU4 •:,:>;•• . • JLttl Estate Agent, -corner of SmithfleH and Fifth gtm'Pttußarßh. BUI* oaUiaannaU,fet«:.LoaUorhew Orieana. CTHOMPSON BELL CO,. * - Exchanraßzokes?, ~ - • bot 2» - ,-corner of Third Rod Market street*. • . Reßiowal. .■ SCUTHBEET 4. SON f b&ra restored their Real/Estate • and General Agency. Office, to .No. 140 Third Krecta two doom hcknr SmHhflcld: : . , : . • • . . nor& - ' JJASCIUQI ■ "A. M& AXD J MH3>.Oll«n£itT.a»<twpeetfu3lyiofirai the Ladies and UcnGcmen of Pittsbonh,' that thcr J»t« engaged ARTHURS HALL, Gnat streei;wbcre they will teach all the Fa*hjotiahlo Ball Room Dances. Thft'CUsft for Gentlemen will commence on Mcnday.crgniinr, 29th instant, at 7 o'clock i and at 2 o'clock On Wednesday afternoon, for : "■• v - tuna . Land AgcnerandsOfflcca tor Local imr A._ , land* in tlu West, ••. i SD fbr ths porciuua and sale of land Warranto, SI Paml’s, UlnMiioU, and PUtaborjli, Ptmarlranla. The nmjerdmal has formed a eonnecticu »tlh Alcsz*. GmwayA bicbolsiofSt ranlVSJlnnesota, fcr-tbs store purposes.. Meon,G,*2l, harlnf beert *taed liulia Far West for a number of jean, and fcing practical: surrejTjrt ererr reliance can be. placed .cnitbelr Integrity and pro. desee la tho matlcr'of purchasing oriocattaffjasda. & • <*>23 JAMES BLAKELY, lid Weed at. Taptcotfi ■ sad Smigtstioa -office**. KO. «T SOOTS STREBT, XXW YORK, • YRmOm;i,lhiblia;.Wiitcrtia:Road,.Litmai'; And A'a. XaO Ccna'r.f- IVaod and Liberty ets, FOißmrA, WHi ISSUE PAESAQE TICKETS ANDSieHT fVDKAITS; PAYABLE ATANY BANK IN KNO LANB, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES. ■ - - _ ftwenijw* *lll be braajjhtftom Engle™!, ItilgaL Scotland end-Welea, direct to Pittobargto' ■ ■ oet27 Western Company, iltutmicji, .■■ * *s jiromptly paid, -.- :* J ■';•-*■• t . * A Home Institution, managed by Dqlsciob? who are -well' -known in the. cmnmonlty, and who are deteroiniiL by promptness end liberality, to tm>7r>f y r n tfca which they h*Tt> aasumed, as offering the beat protection to those .who desire to be insured* . Dvedan.— B-JkUJte', - Jr* C W; fcfckeUm, J. W. Bmiar, .Nrlloitaes, Jr, T?.&SmUb, Clhxzueo, Gporyo AY. jaduoty 'Jo* M. Lyon, Juae* Uppeaeott, GeOrg* Dirriel Jastca M? Aalcy,Alexander Nbotek;ThomasScotL" • : -■• ‘ itrMt » (Warehoowof Span** Co, up etala,) fittrimrglL -;.i , : . - • taraw - HEW CSSBEt STOBE! - --Wo.. *7. Woodr v w® cloths, .a* - uTo£s?Tth„SSi Bolfctoa - . Brussels;'- ' ' j - ■ •'■■^pe*tjj^Brds*el*r -‘ - • *' : -r • Extra.Bxi&Bap&Thite'Plj ; ’•' : ~ ; - do ' :> r T, 'do' Inzriin: -•' *'*■---Tfr<tM-JfkUiYeiittUn,- . , *^..f!^Cttptai49ip.|lodr«iid^t«bCa''CUihsr<^eoft : ud Canton JIauX Piano and Tabtf Corzrt, Wtodoy lUiads, ftafr Bods; t*4 Ac; of ergy description,; . j (n&r») - - -liOßjyßOy A CO. Haro Chance tor a FtoauMe iimii.' " •” ■ meatonlionjjCredlt. ' : . \\j n WILL SELL* between now and tknlfiih of Leccm _T t, big-nett, tt prirata tale, the’ CKDi.B OBOVB fOK. NACE. rituUol Ia POTT ooraitr, TenaeaiM, within'two Btßeaof the Tennessee Hirer, (cut secern totlioriver') to. getter wIthTEN THOEaAKDACftES OF TISIBKB L&nt and «uffldent Biro aaUimLMdfiUtenlozportrax-u , . _ 5310 Cedar Grose Inraattibate aDcrnble Bt*c£*3nat£ maitliag of two tgtnetrßoUers! .IS wet long t£o Inch lerer cj lenders 0 1 <•«»■-.r~,w Thi xoents for carrying oa atone®, vagonv carU.'Jft' Theabcrrewoekahaw Bade-over nlratr ton* Pi? Metal “t »*«*•: ataotteod fcr aalo' on Hbersl terms, oS ' A t>pror^SSir4; - J. B. arjJICKLS, . ' ■ '■ CindtmatLOikt / t r. B. LiNIBBi?7 rontheprombo. . vOrpluui«*Caxurt&«ie* TjCBBUAJiT to an: enter cftfce'Orphana'Coart ofAUrrfie-' JL.,3?y conaty,dated.October 30th, 1852 i ttoTEbdenfenoi via«npfl»to pattte*sla» ontba o dock, £»5L»a large and €zcellezitians 7 coO' ~ n jpy * e ™ a V?*iM« nrtoa: fagiflplngto k black cak, «n! .Um lu» of tand owned bj J> oim Cnriy.-tbsace SoaUi-daity*, lye degree* East, Oho' hundred and twfmiy-Jbur perils*, to JJMinttn) on .the-.UuiX.o* ti»Moonog>hti» -titer;. bgkSt ttkl rtITT. bfthaMyetid nitrates yhejani: of thrare teTcn degree* Wttl, one hundred mad fbrty-dx perch**, to* ’rylant; thsnc* Tthlt* oelt; thence South thirty-one end * h&lf degree* Wat, onefcandred *nd*oT»npereit*»-to* pctaKauMltnn of John Cuttt’i land; thence ttoaih thirty-! l ** degree* Kelt, by *»tr*lght ffri*to*Kl*c3c 9*k,th» piece of begtoatng-. Said .brepeity *djotn*l*nd* of *BidJohrxCurr7,J*inasCillinlng- Wuij-M. Ikmi Snodgr***, fctmtlbr djdlra-to fifty tcrtMvr »hjch' tract *ra excellent bottom ImbV fKna t »*ntydtr*to thirty eercieraCTJ tamj,-*ith pit \' Qn-tbe *bora nremiece itre erected one Cntae Ve»y {>OTMdotiM>andtesi,‘»nt»ttn*ntliMi*e. - -.TberaraaelU tettrorabl* »»to tJme'of irtli tesatelcßnmxdMb.-Tba ts!• B iai!«tr&hie7 -,l^W>«rt^rto^«fton,g»aai£nTwtaafat. CT . toft* fe’camiw amawnt—, »al oucEWcf JohnwifabSnrerl po*lte JlcKraeport- - - -- LJfBAttIUJS CKraiSQHAJC mogia a i " ,'••• I r■*~ ’. * ’ '.'• ' ■■■• *■ >< 'v. *- '• • ■■'. ■ : 'V ■-’ - - ‘ _v ■ ‘ -. -,.><. ’£t* ~.x ■■ .*> " e ' totbapattest <•> v.r.vi " ** <. •«' * «■ ' :■ f' «. v m *■ i,::?.f..-'t•:.''....7•:-1..,:.:.-:,,..,,: ..... • ~,!•.,-..:(.i..2:.;•'1;.,./.,,:,.....',:: .. ~.,.... . < *' . . /■ * - ‘ . - AMUSEMENTS. lons ax» 49‘Scer»<$oial<}£«faioek; perfjnoiacoloeo&iEo&s* •t J o'clock. ' i . > «S-Third night of th» engagemtsl of thrrofeSnsM tngjc ictraj, * . - .Tun -EriaoßO,- Noramber 30th,- tho perfOru&K* w2J gnnmrocr trlsh Knoirirt j>l«y of . THE HBSCHIUCK. mimii Mjr/ JSnUb&L'' Ifc JavBlia Dice*—-asdMn.Qfi&crtr ;■ After »W^^hßrettftJiJ)r«a»cf _^’n>amtnr—iT<LVlmP!VV~mZfc£r F “ ll ‘ dIL .. v ~• gEM(KJS • i, v caajam.vxnnaß*, - - i i TEATB OTTOBagT’BamratTp.r - S ■ ■■ The Fox fc; E > HESa roS SMSOitEs, -i UutaiecroitofaiTT. I TVoniar,”nfllgoth»Bg£t2M«tGoß<Un* fetts<#• ota^r I •- • WaXELLNO ASl> BALAScilta . -5 The wholo to COTCladoxrUhUießtaoMnilo vj™ Wn. t UM origliallllaßioc* knows w g , - BONBTZTS M2OIC CEUKSSS.' - | : Jtoost opea-«frT,«odrpeifi3m*oc» iocoau&esewvtij kp*sfc7*wediito;'V.'\'-^~^--^-r-.-- .. v-f ■ «&a SO -ggnfr: C&fMw>trfr»ty badcwts 25eentfc.-,'-;'--7'ii-: ; ': -' fi JCSTA* iOeraodnjiesfcriMatte on fiotartay ai 3 tfdodt s? xjf;tlaf. Monk** ft***. $ -a&dtblf partkfllin 'oT RAIM Iff ffry § js? N f row at ATgßXjßmtf- ha f.y I Xl 'jtrtetr (which' faMpeen «feg«nay, jßttol s-■ cf ‘ UrrTbcraatod' now & boaatlftißj'fiTitnT'nrlSiUla -aadoverr&is&i tf fljrtt'ibartxeaaoxv BAYSE’S neT.P r RftA«nCTi l. Gipmtie Panorama*. entltfed - - . - * VOYAGE TO BUBOES] * | -Embracbiff niagiiiaeentTiervtof Bo«tQn»Jt*Haita*.'&ft2i> iv Jbx, ttaAtlaatJe,'2Urer&emj,Xfrenico},tfc9 ~ - - *•; xtriißl Ftlttie of th» World** Fair ! !- Wstaisster'Aftbej? XONI)O3V ftonsthallaiofi*, pafcfaue 1•• Tinier fcarngniftrant Tflarr of U» TflA^nffi-§. tfass£Li : tartniaa{ly r llhanmatBd.and hah-hanw-«f *k» 5. icsntlftxl * $ An Brtdftttioti .on WEDNESDAY an] giTnoniv **T2BBoom*t*Vdock. ' v ? 2 ePßdrgri"iißftgriruljglfr £:. c-f '®®! l Dcxttpcsieii'at'ft<f.raaoramatoecßainßoe»XßOftSßc«t &•" - ‘ _ M&t 1> SPECIAL NOTICES; jr^BrAß&^SirtMttOoxtiit. v&f W.Biddleiao; lU ft A*-P» P«—Mceta «tort ibftO’taily Xetaensh Officii* ttgoerofThird ausl Wood gtreeigrPfcry Mon* dayertnlng. ; foya SM&a&t ywai ifV. 2B9ft O. of a -WedbecdayoTcadfiSlirWcibliigtairilßlt'Wooast* (Jyty - TT^^ : ? > BrtA.CKJP£A»-r-i’cr the tat Uoloso Tmtn ftui • Ten Btta, Rat* stxeeVvhetv: ths retr tat filAdt tod Green -\r*S>h •'* l wS'. of nieetJn&.Wsabington Bait utgy .VoodgttaybetyaaTifth street tad Tfrgia alley. ’^ ; • itTTSgeeag No. 33S—Mgete wny »y «mwi?wi»_' So. 87—Meeti flat and third grfttoyofqehinDPth. -, [c&r2s3y FvFUHDEHBBBQ, ItaatflJr #tr*«tr *;&*• 4oe® afcorr; .tfTTiitfifieHi.- ~ Office-gpftairt, il)r. ; &iiutjti&duxn«et£&vtth< * of Dr. Hnmheo, cf Whoeitng, f&tbfr kit I ' ••—-•■- • ; •"-' Tapgg;Sßi->-i the cstabli five yon. \cajam*aY? a*i .«*« t4ag^a,;oac«i ! f,u»m»hnreli AgassjEiSaSter* I iCttet:- - UofOill CortuHl Aißatjuurwl* : - trcr, »Qn««redreadfallytonaeiUgt»iUiconu. Xcer&lni'•' Ccu nua. ters:v. Bile l?_l)r.Oeo:ayK?BEß,' HflVffooa ttrwt , 4• • -: 7gji»Efletal-deflticaon<tolhoggwhoTmy fbirifagiiß. if d*' JT'ct'* ®i?iu>ufia4a uoMisiaaitAt.eotLniis—(ujof .’-•<! Cfcami^riiii’s,) —Cforaer of and - K QOODSOfc’UttlteSfo • r' ybTc. BfKXCKB, Anorfuta."Smtct, j- . if- SESSCfBi iMadpal Teacjbcr of Writing -«*’*♦ f ;r - meant Qgwqjmflnieitf: -&»* ctmdtd noflcß in another; V. coUma. ->■>- f ,wi» g- ' cnmia iiattmuß . tfo£r.CarUialzfamnfagt oj eveir detestation*Yaznliarel. ""*■ liaee ttod-Mualii Caittfata, JL Y-t' *e**t*ttokttlr*air*talL V 5‘ -.?Jo»Xfi> : -. ft ■ Xczttt&uMftde«QdTriau2tedlz)tiie'Tez7'Q9ir6s£nncli!~ .■•• ■ . •'... ; fm»yy»7y* 4 v m? J t&te H axttalS*lre in* nr*nce C{napa») •=■ Pfc'-Cipua $200,000. 4teraidl onij-fcp ttoiafcr eisacs of property, Jm toßJHpk’aniUL? - *tt* c&zdft enperiar adytotftge# sad to . - I noTiai f MiUer*! 1 Window : -Ut£/ tow, CORSfcH Pfr fiSOQSP AXft tep~i ,••/'■• >•.' •->' .* ; - '"£■*' - Stereo Qmrch. end »««*> giftfa fa g " - ropencrcanner. - 4 > , p and others*** tarttadto rir«s~» ealt tel *—r* lore pare&asing • * OX, r• -, • a - •••>. 1 & W.oomer Beooad P w> *'' • *?A«"JB«BKO!PrPJSBi ■ “W, ft**(Wp>BoMtoS,sUtifelitrot, UtmaciUiaz": m *ll -Wad* of 2d. fe6E 2fc gMai «rf■ ■eranxts artistic aada&lnßttclltaKii, ifr'in.-aa • ’ pgriortoti>»gimmwirfabattdagnCTtßotrpa>at thafaanfeij ' ; • Uio sicaand qnalitj of cane or lrwM. ; ' ’ Hoarafcr'chUiJiHi,£rtiiallilLto2P.Jt “' • 1 7 ,N.&—ldlrnmoi nfca&crdeecflaad nmoßt&timTa asy^l ■- Pert ef dig city. _ . - .. - --- ■ 7 ■: Aitc&ia to yoat. hotmi—i>k -uotri'i- '■ th&r. H?AV33 POWDKlL'—lbis' pav&eZ'Js oßcrattotbi jrablje as a guaranteed ctirajfbr.tha/beans inborn* fcad it-* ■*: * ■ tbe only medicine knmrn adapted to nt - tnfeial, the'hAsO) &r iA£io£ ,ir2xGi:t7Qah}e< vimttiscommoa^laease; \kgn]<i iaiccc.gmy^Qsgfegrfnf -,-vv^ SjZsaiw -. » .oomef bf ; good«Wtad'?lraia alloy. J- - - pnralttd it B^Arehjtrect,- ~ iiaa’ %t^iwJ ,' :; OnnfnrlifmigT tmdaCTa,rt .. Haring dfepcaed. :tt» wS&afe 3 : «s^cOq l aaTt*ulnea > 'ioKe«ij.J.Gis2r»® .. la )WC<m<mrt»ll>^g^«fe» Pl y ! <W M »‘ :. [Tg»ASSOciATJi» Fireman's insareaec liv ; ConiattT irf thi Cityurpfffffmffri!; - ■' —W» Wx dam.as, ~ wU-taras* ftgitot’yiEE aod-.iUMjrS ' Homo, 2fta, I£4 * ’ ' JpTw , . . .% : B.C. Sawyer, . _K. fi. Stoptual^ ’ - CbutetSSt; WfflbaOpmxa, WmfamCblßopnxxt ' A. P. iiahoti, ' g.~ _ . .. ffUMaia lUftMilg.- ■■■ ■■*>.;■ * -■ "?■:.£J& ■ '. - MBfift^g^E(^,'Wa»,mte(iCTnygrinaMiCT»ntefc'?. lxxi^g T ?i'o. taaet3 aTB?7 'ff*<^< |^ n : - .. limtab- Hor'lB2. meeti BT«rr >rinU«» :l . Moa^4lortoLaig(i l No. 3Kl 1 BißrtieTeijf ' ; liig.-»tPntom«ll. eon»:(if MftK imrf ;: • <h Zo<gt,Padg«, tgj&jlr*"t*£ / HaU, «>raaS^«icoclSl^^SS " * ' ‘-* i '* J ~‘- ” ra%«« Mads*^- . --- •’=••: V.” 1 - r *>~ r- : .••-•■'-DtEETgaa: ;, '-V'}' v/if-’ii _f- f,,■: ‘>. .-•- 1 .-Hugh D. King, ■•»-~y.aw»MiBiiA^^!.ip BjTarfSHjgbrfnnj: i 7 TJ.^aivimwlrOT'' ’ !'.’. ;- : ?.•* J >.J :..- hMeal.PEll«fc:; Xv;: i'-: - . g iir£y : - —- ' Prwid£irt: /Ai£E3 fiTnOOH; * VMnMmn BAinCtt-|PCHauC^r-^>^> Trwuiw: JOSEPH ■& IKKCH. 3^^ 5 3 •- • •• - Secretary j Cl Sr *&T/Pof&,' ■■- ..,•*, " v -®fe aawsfc. ■ 3 jj -noTZ!- ./ ---.j ;-;. - I -fffirfri. pcgra* ■rirf* - v - ” ” ' l Offl«,TMi thdr!>tsn»Ka_Rig»g«lfetet».»t«m - ■ • J«biaad_loaieta, ii h» -li*» xaia» " Ttrt-wiUiflM rnijjnfflmit »»J .»eIl -kaora, • i Una, to Mny ma tnipanmnfm:tni ray »i) | j aM . pound to ny narast—padi -»> , ".> : - ; «flSSsßss>. •: . ; v- 't t- • ; Vi. •..**» <■•«. ■ T :: -- W. ' -'•... 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