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VII"EPIATP - VIGIY MORNING POST.
Thia;liAristmaa iiirrikinore delightful gift to
send p,friend, cannot, hie. purchased in the city,
theipicif the Weekly Post. It is for stile in
the eouiitingroom.
trizta - evry Christmas" to all our readers, old
and.yeidig; male and female, whiga and demo
crats,:tsaints and sinners! May you all on this
day mortal can be, haw') clear con
scienees, and-ell sit down to sumptuous-dinners!
CHILISTXAS,SII3 all our readers know, is the day
on - whieh the nativity of Our Saviour is celebra
ted. All Christian 'nations-religiously observe
the -dal; theritisDivine Service in neatly all
the t tkurcites throughout the land.
Trie,s4reeer4 we have. of the observance of
this 47,-isito he second century, about the time
of tyti-:geaperat• Commodes. The decretal epis
tles, indeed, - Carry it up a little higher, and say
that Telesphorus, who lived in the reign of An
toninus Pius, ordered Divine Service to be cafe
braled„ ir,:ti4;nuangelic hymn to be sung the night
before the nativity of our Saviour.
The-Ciaittiiii of making presents on Christmas
eve is derived from an old heathen usage, prao •
ticednmens the northern nations, at the feast of
the birth :of 801, on the 25th of December, to
whiely..itlaucceetled, and retained the Dime of
Yulecor:foul; I e. the "Wheel" or revolution of
the sun—
Oa This day all little folks are particularly
happy i , on account of the ♦ieit of old BAS TA
OLA:US /W. aiglit, who came down the chimney
sad= UlcU J 3 =Wry stookings with toys, books and
sweetmeats, and left many pretty tokens of re
membrandelehind.
The-Oetring :beautiful poem, written spore
years n.golyrofeesor CLEMENT C. Moons, for
the Nsiilorli„Miritir, sill explaiw-the myateri
-0119-fliitg SANYA CLAtg :-
A VISIT FROM- ST. NICHOLAS.
'rwns tba night before Christmas, when all through the
11011 F,
Not a cricket was stirring, not even a mouse;
Th e itz,,mbg., were hung ti, - ,the chimney with care.
In hones that St.. Nicholaittoon wouhl be there
The creb. iTiN nralsollanuk in their bids,
whim vpioto of Tonto danced through their heads,
And'ulttnigna In%et, and I in my cap,
lladjattrettled. - . 'far a long winters nap
-IVbeiCentrt
o•tbe*... tare arose such a clatter.
I sP rag fro tlit Y - W td see what was the matter ;
Awatio• oadsM-1-11sw liken flashk- ,- ----- ''' - a5t,..."
Tonoo k s.ii the shutters . , and threw np the nab,
Tho Moon, 'stn the-breast of th e crew fallen UMW.
Gave the lustre of told-day to the objects below,
It - het tyliatta nay wondering eyes should appear.
lint a othaittre eleigh and eighttiny reindeer,
Wldutstittle old drives so lively and quick,
I kneer. In &moment li most be St. Nick.
Moregaptd than eagles Ids oourtent they tame
Andberrhistled,,and shouted, 11.131 i called them by name,
" Now,Dasherl. now, Dancer! now, Prancer! now, Then I
On, Cone, tin. . . Cupid, on! bonder and Mara !
To tiutterp of-.the porch I to-the:top of the wall!
Now,..cluettaway, dash away, dash away all!"
As leases Qutabefore the wild hurricane fly
Wheatley meet with no obstacle monnt to the sky.
So, up to the house-tops the coursers they flew,
With-the eleig,h fall of toys and St. Nicholas too.
And then in a twinkling I heard on the roof
The prancing, are*pawing of each little hoot •
As I drew-Insay head, and was turning around,
Dowortturchtmney. 4,N/cholas Paine, milt a bound,
Ile crugswed all In furrow his creed table foot,
And aline were all tarnished With Wigs and soot;
A bundle of toys lie hid thing anirds_bark. .
And ILlLSOlielllke itywdlnrjust opening his. peek,
lily aiii. 4 lki;l4cf. - twittkiedi 14 dimples, how merry!
the cheralts wrieltke lase; itieneaaae a cherry,
ills dZarnttle mouth was drawn nyilikaa bow,
And flit Ve.a.lil on lifichin was ea white as the mow.
The clump OA pimhp held tight Itads teeth,
And clidar4ite it eueireled his bead Illteuerrrean. . . _
lie ha a" Ace, p little roingtheliy, _ , . . .
That gfock
.soilioeli4tifkiirowl_full.oijaly..
* Re w•'rc i pll._74 l4l4l l:li Pt, a rig jolly .olitelt;
And ia pl StAl•Vu Pallet mite of royselft.
A win o eye, a tor his head,
Soon gay.9.-IP !. o . l ralow . 1 Ilad nothing ta dread.
Re spplanoi.e. wont; lint, went Modght to his. ork
And olellaulatO 6 • 141 , ?Wel then Punned with n4trk, . .
lingert .
And lira; e .
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And 4vltirg a'arid, pp cMpos.V.lto time-
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But l "a l 4 l 3,eMbedrosT ant of eight.
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ChrTstratito all, apettu all a good night!'.' . ..
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PITTSBURGH:
:::DECEMBER 25
FOR MAYOR,
.:01111.1STMAS.
CILIMMT C. ,110012 r.:
NEW" BOOK!.
Wier Ma. &min hair avast deal of difficulty
in advocating his own election to the Mayoralty.
He affects to consider the remarks of...the Pf!st
on the enbject, "silly and stupid.".., the
usual trick - of.the,Joura4 w!lett !Omni:tat:an
swer any of the arguments of its cotiniporaties.
It gets over therdifficultrhy calling their nrlioles
"stupid and 'silly." But thin course T ili u u t
serve his purpose e&far as the Post is concerned.
He must appear before the bar of the people,
and answer the plain and honest arguments that
have been urged against hiseleotion. We read
an article in the Diaptitah of. yesterday,' is which
isodescribed In neither 'a "stupider
silly" manner. It is addressed to one of the ed
itors, and in that address we think we see a
principle kir deapotism. Be this as it may; heiv
ever, we have seen the,saree arguments used un
der a different signature., then that,of "Clay."
The writer says:.
"If it Is light and _pumeito make the Mayoraiity a party
question at the present tat; it - would also have been right
to have done aci-at..purvions - ilectionti—wheif Metutcheon.
Roggen end Sawyer were the candidates of the party. If
appeala for that purpose had been made to the party, on
tholcs . loy the Journal, its present course wear
an appearance of consists:nay, and: Bin ! Riddle, might now
claim credit for honesty of purpose. Rut wan examinetkno
of his tiles will fail to detect anything of the kind—unless in
the shape of communications, for the insertion of which he
charged at full rates—Mr. Riddle's new zeal; under all the
.circuxastances, is, to any tbo least, ft lithe suspicious—end
-not a few whigo, along with myaelf, have come tollie con
clusion that Mr. It is influenced in the present more by por
n:Mal considerations than (as he pretends.) by the attach.
meat to the interests of theparty.e . • .
This is strong and decided language ageing
Mr. Riddle, but the writer follows with some
thing still more pointed against the whig nomi
nee. lie says :
few years ago Mr. James W. 'Baxter, a well-known
Whig, whets moral character was without blot or blemish,
received the nomination of the Whig County Convention for
the office of County Treasurer. • The domination was fairly
`made. There was no suchmanagement (I:ti.Migit by • mild
name,) as that resorted to for the purpose of carrying the
Eighth Ward in the late contest no pretence imiced,of fraud
of any kind—and yet the editor of the Ammo/ refused to
"raise his name in hie paper, and it is fair to presume voted
tbr his opponent. Next comes lien. Macs Hampton. The
..opposition of the editor of the Journal to this gentleman,
when a whig candidate for Congress, is so notorious that I
need seemly call attention to it—and, though I tempos* It
would be difficult to adduce positive proof of the fact, there
are few an doubt that (on that occasion) he voted for the
democratic candidate. Next, and last, is the use - of Wm.
Magill, the present. whig Sheriff. The attacks on that gen
tleman and on his nomination are of so recent a date, that
your readers cannot fail to recollect thorn—and, though Mr.
„kiddie finally raised his name, with the remainder of the'
.tickat, to the head of his columns, yet It Is a well-known
tact that the most determined opposition to his election em
anated from hangers on around the Journal officer
I will not now enumerate his many other defections,
Tylerism, and injuries which he has done to the party by
_having control of the columns of a professedly whig paper.
I bare ' , hewn conslusively, T think, that according to the
rule litid down in his recent numbers, lee Is not entitled to
the (rapport of the whit; party, because, though deriving his
bread and butter from that party—he ha oppowd Its rimed
mees, and - by his position (as editor of profcesedly whig pa
per.) done more to injure that party than perhaps any other
man in the county. The Whigs, then, ought not to, and
will not support him. There will be some half damn other
candidates—any one of whom, I may almost say, on the
leery of whiggery, will be as acceptable as him, and on all
other accounts much preferable."
The other allusions in the article we have no
"taste to publish. Tee editor of the Journal may
treat them as "silly and stupid" if he chooses,
but the public-would desire him to give the ar
tide which we have quoted, a more serious no
tice than the flippant nonsense with which he
has met all objections to his election ,horetofore.
= It is foolish for him to suppose that the peo
ple who have to vote for Mayor, will not investi
gate his claims, competency and qualification,
beyond the doubtful nomination of mach a con
vention from which he claims his potent for the
pfHce. We-know better, and when the election
;lay comes round, the people will show him that
they are neither "stupid or silly."
We will close this article with the following
extract from the American of yesterday. It is
from a Whig organ older in the faith than the
Journal. Will the editor of the latter say that
its remarks are "silly , and stupid?" Whatever
they may be in his estimation, we are of the
opinion ,that the remarks are pointed, and the
editor of the American is after the editor of the
Journal with a very "sharp stick." The Amer
ican says:—
"TIM lIITOPALTT.—IVB learn that a large number of
whip of the city, indignant at having throat upon the par
ty by unfairoese and fraud, a renegade from all parUra, are
preparing to call ont a candidate of their own—one whme
life ie a guarantee of hie attachment to the party and Its
,prineiples„ and for whom they can conacitmtionsiy cast their
.votre, an for en honest man and a whlg."
EEXT PENNSYLVANIA STATE PAIR
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and . Friday,
September 27th, 28th, 29th, and 30th, have been
selected by the Executive Committee of the
State Agricultural Society, as the time for , hold
ing the next Agricultural Fair. A Committee
was appointed—Judge Watts. of Carlisle. Chair
man—to receive proposals from the cities and
towns desiring to secure its location with them.
It is conceded that'the next State - Fair should
be held west of the Allegheny mountains. And
certainly there is no ptdce that combines so many
attractions, and holds out so many inducements
for that purpose, as the city of Pittsburgh. This
city can now be approached by Railroad from the
East and West, and articles can also be brought
here for exhibition from the vast, region of
country penetrated by our rivers andsanals. In
the vicinity of the city there are many large
open . lots, beautifully "Situated. and easy of se-
Cess,- which can, no doubt, be obtained grain'.
tonsfY, for tiu3.Fair 'Grounds. Our liberal cid
tenscwe feel confident, will exert themselves to
atmoet, •to contribute 'to the comfort sad
rdetteditiB of the thousands who would visit our
city an natation of this kind.. We hope,
fore,•that a determined effort will be made at .
office to. secure the'luilding of the next State Fair
at Pittsburgh. - ' • '
Var. The following just and eloquent tribute
to our friend DAWSON, the able and intelligent
representative from the Fayette district, is taken
from the Pennsylvanian. We clipped it out for
publication" some weeks ago, but it. was after
wards accidentally mislaid:
IfON..JOIIN L. DAWSON.
' At the risk of being charged with a little partiality—and
we are, like many others, somewhat fonder of our Wends
than our ,foes—wo cannot avoid saying a word about this
really able and excellent, gentlematy sadists exertions in the
two laze battles Iltrotwhich 'Pennsylvania has pawed,—
There are so many s,l
•n ts for honors' and emoluments,
who, from the moment fierce was nominated, never opened
their lips eXcept to growl or groan, or who never spoke or
wroienxcept to show their weakness, or who were on both
• Ades of Violence- at the lame time," that we like to peint
. out an honest, hearty worker,
who conic into the canvass
With his pockets full of mks, and his heart full of Wipes,
and who Lett it covered with ' , the trophies of victory. faMy
Maned in the thickest of the tight. Jens L. DAWSON is
man of this metaL Ile was elected two years ago !tithe Old
Somerset congressional district, in a close contest; and ha
was reelected last October, for the new district of Greene,
Washington and Fayette. From the hour he reached home
in September, he wee almost constantly in tbessddleor on
the stump, spending his money to get out the voters wholly
od distant from the polls, and ronAng all to action. The pl
inth In both elections in the three counties olliided to, Is,
highly creditable to hlannergy andbis eloquence. We write
down hie name on our tablets, in The largest capitals we can
employ.
Stir It is generally understood that Congress
will grant no outiitsto anyloreignmlesion which
may become vacant during the balance of Mr.
`llllmore's administration,— considering that all
such appointments should be made by the next
atimististraiion. Of course outfits will be voted
,for all themissions at the close of the session,
eo as :to - enable Gen. Pierce to send new men
abroad. For the same reason a difficulty will be
_experienced In • passing any bill, such as the
Fn3noh Spoliation', which will create a • Board of
Commissioners.- The majority in Congress have
no intention of giving the present administration
any additional patronage. -
It is intended to call up the Tehgantepeo reso
lutions in the Satiate, at the earThistimportanity,
and it is believed they will pan with Mr Brooks'
amendment, by a large Vete. 'The muter isfaat
approach-big a " • • • :
The postponementof the-opening Of-the
Belthnore and Ohio Railroad until the 10th . 0f
ailittlarb wee annoutied - te be Virgins - Renate.
on Tuesday, by Mr. Sweeney ( the-Wheeling Ben
ater, who embraced the ocosaion to extend a ter
ditil welcome the members of the Legible•
ture to visit Wheeling on the occasion: •
• .
• - ler A Northern darkeysayelldey isn't gwine
to•ootch - - him - away down South, for 47m:titer
poor Diggs work twenty-five hours every. day I.!' .
How? when then ie oniy twenty-fonr-in a day.
•"fW!tydg inatteerhiri et nt in de Inctnin. an
liar before iray7tint-
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We publish below; from tho Philadelphia North
American, a list of the decisions of the Supreme
•
Court, on Monday,.pio,2ottr::: - ; , .
sumac 0013ET•Ef ILurOb.,4lorard pack, 0. XszudTur
tins Lewis, Lowrie and Wocitlattrd:
Blanket!. Soeletyoflettliad Bretbratlinotrn, ILBWrigbt,
and J. D. Stiles, for plaintiff in ,errdr; and 'J. M. Porter,
for defendant in error.. PertturirdJudionent affirmed.
Ilent”tamer TB . Mirk—Argued by J. U. Porter for
plaintiff in error and by,d,l. IL Realer for defendant in
error. •
wolf vs. bopek—Argued by P. Trhie for plaintiff to error,
aid by J. M. Porter for defendant in error.
0T
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SUPUEO Com? AT NM Parci Gibson,
and Susanna Curran vs. Charlotte Boyd. Dallas; Wil
liams and J. Williams, Biddle. Anaction of trespass far dain
ages Bo breaking in and entering upon plaintiff's close. ma
ownership of a certain alley between the properties of the
parties being disputed, it is alleged that the defendant broke
d arn the fence of the plaintiffs, filled their yard with rub
bi dt, and obstructed the full enjoyment of their pope,ll.
triaL
We conclude the list of opinions delivered in the Supreme
C9urt in Banco, on Monday.
Plank Co. vs. Thomas--Opinion by C. J. Black. Jtulirment
affirmed. •
Plank Road Co. vs, Ramage—Opinion by 0. J. Black.—
Judgment affirms&
.
==elPliork - Road 00. vs. Rea—Opinion by O. J. Mack. Judg.
meat ravened. And T. d•-n•
Plank Road co. yg. Birelemen—Opinion by C. J. Black.—
Judgment affirmed.
Same va. McKinney—Wden by C. J. Black. Judgment
reversed, and V.& n. awarded.
Monongabela Navigation 00. Ita. Blair, Allegheny county
—Opinion by O. J. Black. Judgment reversed, and v. d. n.
awarded.
Eame vs. blagogany—Opltdon by C. J. Black. Judgment
remand.
Anking vs. Albright, Somerset county—Opbalon by Loafs
J. Judgment revolved, and v. d. n. awarded.
Chrlivwell vs. Altemus—Opinton by Lewis J. Judgment
afarmed.
Todd vs. 31eQuaid--Opitdon by Lewis J. Judgment et.
firmed.
Robert Reel's Fatale--Opinion by Lowb J. Decree af
firmed.
Erna's Administrator vs. Johnson, kris county- Opinion
by Lowrie J. Judgment affirmed.
Brownfield vs. Brownfield—Opinion by Lowrie J. Judg
ment affirmed.
illackenederrfer re School Direetore, Erie county—Opinion
by Lowrie J. Judgment affirmed.
Owene Ira. 3lyers, Green county—Opinion by Lowrie J.
du:dm:neat reTersed and r. d. n. awarded.
Nukiom ye. Stagers, Green county—Opinion by Lowrie J.
Judgment affirmed.
Anderson VP. Allison, Green county—Opinion by Lowrie J
Judgment reversed and v. d. u. awarded.
Pettit Vt. Rogers, Green county—Opinion by Lowrie
Judgment affirmed.
Stewart vs. Freedly, Green county—Opinion by Lawrie J.
Judgment affirmed. .
Byert vs. Rogers, Fayedeo:runty. Opinion by Lowrie J.
Judgment affirmed.
Partition of Torrent:Ps estate--Opinion by Lowrie J. De
cree at armed, with costs.
Fetter vs. Cope, Fayette county—Opinion by Lowrie J.—
Judgment affirmed.
Pittsburgh and Greeniburg Turnpike company, Alleghe
ny county—Opinion by Lawrie J. Decree affirmed, with
costa.
Flayford Ira Dutcher, Fayette county—Opinion by Lowrie
J. Judgment affirmed.
Morgan vet Dykes, Fayette connty—Opinirn by Lowrie .1
Judgment affirmed.
Faulkner va. Lloyd—Opinion by Lowrie J. Judgment af
firmed.
Wray ye. bli ler—Opinion by Woodward j. Judgment re.
Tensed end v. d. n. smarded.
tiegley va. Negley—Opinion by Woodward J. Judgment
afflrmol.
'Beckley re. Tharntan--Opinion by Woodward J. Judg
ment reversed and v. d. n. awarded.
Moore va. Small—Opinion,by Woodward J. Judipaantra.
versol end T. d. n. SWILTdCd.
Morrow's ostate—Opinion by C. 3. Black. Deere& reversed.
Lonhofe estate; opinion by came; decree IVTO.IIBa.
McGinnis vs. Porter; opinion by caranjudgment affirmed.
Bunt's appeal; opinion by same; judgment affirmed.
Martin 1 . 3. Rook; opinion by same; judgment affirmed.
Thayer vs. Sodety of United Brethren; opinion by same;
judgment ravened and v. d. n. awarded.
Colllday vs. Ward's heirs, Erie Co.; opinion by tams;
jud=rovereed and v. d. n. awarded.
vs. Nixon; opinion by same awl Lowrie .1.; judg
ment affirmed.
B.slley vv. Brownfield; opinion by C. 7. Blea ; Judgment
rimmed and Y. d. n. awarded.
Niche,lson'a Appeal; opinion by same; doeroe affirmed.
&silky Appeal; opinion by same ; decree affirmed.
Laycoek va. White • opinion by CldcfJustice black; judg
ment reversal Israls,J. was not present at the argument
and dissenting.
Roberts Th. Reeves; opinion by the gum order reversed ;
LOW* J. dissenting-
Nison's heirs Va. ; opinion by some; judgment af
firmed. Judges Lewis and Woodward dissenting.
McCoy PC Danbroy's administrator, Washington co.; opin
ion by moms judgment reversal. and VAIL awarded; opin
ion of Lowrie concurring.
Btokely's eatate ; opinion by same; special decree.
Whaebriddle Perms. Railroad Co.; opinion by Woodward,
J.: decree affirmed.
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. TL J. MeChirey ; Allegheny
county ; opinion by Woodyard, J. Judgment erveracd, and
v. d.. n. aivardeil.
Shal va. Stephens; opinion by Woodward, J. Judgmen
Coulter et el. vs. Pldlllps et la ; opinion bj , same ; .Itulg`
meat reversed. and V. d. n. awarded.
Woovl vs. 1111111; opinion by same; judgment affirmed.
Sartwell va. Wilcox; Elk county ; opinion by same; Judg
ment reversed, and v. d. awarded.
Rankin vs. Simpson; Indiana county; opinion by came;
judgment reversed, and v. d. n. awanlod.
Grigg's Appeal; opinion asme ; Judgment rIIIVCITeiI,
T. d: EL awarded.
Mccaubey vs.Negley; opinion by same; judgment allirinrlt.
Wiggins vs. Lowrie; opinion by name judgment Aullirmed.
Clerk vs. Craven ; opinion by =no judgment utilrment.
TUE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
The resent election for President of .the Unit
ed States was the seventeenth which has been
since the adoption of the Constitution. We give
below a statement of the electoral votes given at
all the elections from that time. The first four
elections were held tinder the Constitution as
first adopted, which requireethe electors tovote
for two persons, and then the one having the
highest number of votes was to be President, and
the next highest Vice President At the election
'in 1800 Jefferson run for President and Aaron
Barr for Vice President, (both as the Democratic
nominees,) and the Democratic electors in all the
States, in which they were chosen, having voted
for them, there was consequently a tie vote, sad
the selection between them thus devolved on
Congress. As neither of the then two opposing
parties—the Democratic and Federal—had con
trol of a majority of the States, there was great
excitement about the election. Mr. Jefferson
was ultimately chosen ; and then to prevent the
recurrence of such a difficulty, the Constitution
was amended so as to require the electors to vote
for out person for President and another for Vice
President.
Me fallowing. statement gives the particu
lars of the voting at every election by the elec
tors :
1788-FIRIBT TEEM.
TIE STATES, ENTITLED TO 78 VOTES
George Washington 69 George Clinton. 8
John Adams 34 Samuel Huntingdon 2
John Jay 9 John Milton • 1
Robert Harrison.... 6 James Armstrong— 1
John Rutledge 6 Edward Telfair 1
John Hancock 4 Benjamin Lincoln.. 1
George Washington was unanimoutily elected
President. New York, Rhode Island - and North
Carolina not having at the above time ratified
the Constitution, chose no electors. Two votes
ofilVirginla, and two of Maryland, were not
given.
- 1792—SECOND TERM.
nr iza a STATES, ENTITLED TO 185 VOTES
Geo. Washington ...182 Thomas Jefferson... 4 .
John Adams 77 Aaron Burr 1
George Clinton 50 ,
George Washington was again unanimously
elected President, and John Adams, by a plural
ity of votes, Vice President. Two votes of
Magi - and, and one of South Carolina, were not
given.
1798—THIRD TEEM.
EITXTE4N STATES, ENTITLED TO 138 TOTE&
John Adams 71 John Jay
Thomas Jefferson.— 68 James Iredoll. 8
Thomas Pinckney.. 60 Samuel Johnson 2
Aaron Burr 80 George Washington 2
Samuel Adams 15 J. Henry__ 2
Oliver Ellsworth.... 11 Charles C. Pinolmey 1
George Clinton...—. 7
John Adams was elected President, and Thos..
Jefferson, Vice President. During this adminis•
tratiou was passed the famous "Alien and Sedi
tion Acts." .
1800—FOURTH TERM.
SEMEN STATII3, ENTITLED TO 128 von
Thomas Jefferson.— 78 Charles C. Pinokney 64
Aaron Barr 73 John Jay 1
John Adams
No choice by the people. The House of Rep
resentatives, after balloting six days, on the
thirty-sixth ballot elected Thomas Jefferson
President. Aaron Barr was of course elected
Vice President.' Maryland voted for Burr on the
first ballotings, and finally decided the Presiden
cy on the 86th ballot for Jefferson.
1804—FIRTH' TERM. -.
SEVENTEEN STATES, EnTfLED TO 176 verse.
Constitution altered.
, President. Vice President.
Thomas Jefferson....li2 George Clinton 162
Gcorgi Pinckney...
_l4 Jlnfus King 14
1808-SIXTH TEEM
- SEMITE= ifT4TEB, ENTITLED TO 176 TOTES.
James Madison 122 Oefirge Cliaton 113
"0: 0. Pinckney 87 Rufus King-- ....... 47"
GeorgeVllnt4n - John Langdon 9
janiesidadiaori—;...
• James Monroe 8
One of the votes of _Kent:illy not given.
181,2:—.813YEKTIT TEI3II.
a.tonnatirsiverns,--ntrrrrun TO 218 VOTES.
Jamee Madison • 128 . ..Elbridge Gerry... ...1.81
De' Witt C1int0n.,..._89.-Jarrd Ingersoll 86
1 One of the votes of Ohio-not given.
-EIGRTmTE)iiIi -
7 . 2“xurrami .evar.a...rant<To ,
.ramellidanroe . ...- - ,.i 188,. Da-D. T-empkina:..../88
— Jobtairlowark::: - 22
. ...
_
. :John lldarehall - 4
- - 4Roberto"Harrer -$
Three votes of Maryland, and one of the votee
of Delaware not given.
TERM.
MO2tDAY, Deo. 20
TWENTY-rove arevts.,,ititrrte.l).lli 282 tons.
James Monroe 231,; D. D. Tompkins 218
4.'Q. Maim r'; Richard Stockton .. 8
,
••:;`!. - Darnel Rodney 4
• Robert; G. Harper.. 1
, • , - • Richard Rush 1
:-• ' 18242--i'ENTH•TERMi -•
TWESTY.VOITE STATES, ENTITLED TO 261 VOTES.
Andrew Jackson.... 99 J. C. Calhoun 183
John Q. Adams 84 Nathan Sanford..... 80
W. H. Crawford..... 41 Nathaniel Macon... 24
Henry Clay 87 Andrew Jackson.— 18
• - Martin Van Baran— 9
No choice by the people for President. The
House of Representatives elected John Quinisy
Adams. One of the totes of Rhode Island for
Vice President blank.
1828—ELEVENTH TERM.
TWEETT,HOTTE STATES, EISTITIAD TO 261 TOTES.
Andrew -Jackson....l7B J. C. Calhoun 171
John Q. Adams.-- 83 Richard Rush 83
William Smith 7
TWENTY-YOUR STATES ENTITLED. TO 288 VOTES.
Andrew Jaek50n....219 M. Van -8uren......189
Henry Clay ....—.—.•49 John Sergeant.
John Floyd 11 William Wilkins 80
William Wirt 7 Henry Lee 11
Amos Ellmaker
Two of the votes of Maryland were not given—
vacancies.
TWENTY-SIX STATES', ENTITLET! TO 294 VOTES.
M. VIM' Buren 170 R. M. - Johnson 147
Henry Clay 78 - Francis Granger.... 87
Hugh 26 John Tyler 47
Willie P. Mangum. - ., 11 William Smith '23
Daniel Webster •14
7R. M. Johnson being tied, the election went to
the Senate, where he received . 38 votes; Gran
ger 16-4 absent.
1840—FOURTEENTH TERM.
TWENTY-81E STATES, =TITLED TO 294 VOTES.
W. H. Harri50n.....234 - John Tyler.. 234
M. Van Buren 60 8.. M. Johnson 48
L. W. Tazewell 11
J. Polk 1
Gen. Harrison died in office, and; was succeed
ed by John Tyler, April 4, 1841.
TWENTY-STE STATES, ENTITLED TO 275 VOTES.
James K. Polk. 170 George M. Da11de...158
Henry Clay 105 T. Frolinghttyeen...los .
L. W. Tazewell.-- 11
J. Polk 1
1848—SIXTEENTH TERM.
TELIETY STATES ENTITLED TO. 290 VOTES.
Zachary Tay10r.....163 Millard Fil
LerriaGaiss 127 William 0. 8at1er..127
General Taylor died is office and was enceeed
ed by Millard Fillmore, Inly, 1860.
Martin Van Buren received 291,678 votes in
19 States.
1852—SEVENTEENTH TERM.
TDIETT-OSE STATES, ENITTLID TO 298 VOTES
[As we have not before given the certain full
vote, or detail, of all the States—California
only having been heard from a few days since—
we now publish it, which makes the account
complete.]
The candidates voted for were :
For President. Vice President.
Franklin Pierce, dem. William A. King,
Winfield Scott, Whig. William A. Graham
Daniel Webster, Union. Charles W. Jenkins.
John P. Hale. freesoil. George W. Julian
G. M. Troppe, 8. Wm. J. A. Quitman.
Wm. Goodall, Abolition. 8. M Gates
8. R. Piper.
None of the electors, except those favorable to
the Whig or Democratic candidates, were chosen,
and they were elected in the several States, as
named in the following list, and on the first Welt.
nesday of December they met in the capitols
of their several States, and cast their votes as
follows:
Pierce & King. Soott &Graham
Maine 8
New Hampshire 6
Vermont. 6
Massachusetts " I.°
Rhode Island 4
Connecticut._ -.. ..... 6
New York 35
New Jersey 7
Pennsylvania ..... "7 __
Delaware '3
Maryland B -
Virginia .... .......... .....,16
North Car01ina............10 _
*"'"` _ ....
Bouth Carolina... "... - nf - 4 . - ' '''-: - -
Georgia
Florida - 8
Alabama ... . ..
Mississippi
Louisiana :...........a....-0
Kentucky
Tennessee
Missouri ......
1ndiana............ .... .
Illinois
......
Michigan ............
10wa............... ........ . . 4
......
Arkansas
Texas 4
California 4
RAILROAD. ACCIDRIIT AND Loss OP Isrz.—A
gravel train on the Lludson. River_R4road, con
tainlngBB laborers, and consisting of a locomo
tive, tender, and seveircars, Was ,pecidpitated
through a drawbridge; (which had been left
open,) oti ;Monday night, antrplueigediptolhe
river. Mr. Casey, the' Seeman, was killed; . -the
engines; Mr.
.Kelley, - had both of his legs bro
ken. .0n removiag• him from hie-situation; the
arm of another map Wait' reit under - the water,
but it was found impossible to extricate hini—
John Russell was reigned in a critical. elate, and
taken to the city, with several _ others more or
less injured. The- overseer of the' latiorers, a
Mr. Smith, and several Of the men are missing,
and were probably drowned.
Tun RZVOLIITION ON nit Rio GWlDE.—Great
excitement prevailed at Matamoros on the night
of the 20th ultimo, In cacisequenee of a report,
subsequently ascertained to be false, that Car
vajal was within 16 miles of the city. Guards
were mounted, patrols oat, and all the troop °
beat to quarters.' It,ls.reperted e . however, that
the people of Monterey bare called, him to head
the revolutionary forces. Gen. Jauregin„, the
commanding general of the Suite, had shiitlim:
self up in the fortress, with forty of his follow
ers. Gov. Cardona; and Give of the members of
the Legislature had retired to parts unknown.-
Gen. Remove, in an attack on the insurgents at
Victoria, had net defeated, losing all hie artil
lery.
THREATII4III) DABatIVTIOX : TUB 01411 CM OP
EsaLAND.-4t 4 stated by the London Weekly
Dispatch that, in consequence of tho determina
tion of the Crown not •to allow Convotiation' to
sit for the deep:LW/I of business, the leaders of
the High Church pasty, atirecient Meeting, haie
resolved to secede from
o the Establishment„ and
to connect themselves with tiorEpiscopalChurch
of Scotland; which, while. in all main points it
agrees with theThurch of L'ngland, adds to Its
services an acknowledgment of something very
like the Roman Catholle Teansub-,
etantiation, and regulates sits own affairs by ay
node of 'bishops and clergy:: The Rt. Lion. W.
H. Gladstone; one Of the - leaders of the move-
mont, has taken the - first stei.
RAILROAD Ennarefus Itramots.--The exhibit
of the earnings of the Chicago and Galena rail
road, during the last four ;months, sums np.
'5201,704 51. ' The noel of the ninety-two mileEl
ofroad used was leas, than $1,100,900, and, „ . . , 0
es
timating the running expenses at 1,104
which
..15 yCT.T.F!'
criterion- $140,000 is left as the clear profit for
one-third of the'year; on Lan iniestinent of $l,-
1.00,000, which is at the rate of jorlk per-cenf,
True 'bon Tsunii„--Theirori trade is still. iinur,
ishing, act mix herei'.la the United Statesbnt
abroad. The price efrirCri-in Ecircoi-are
ing higher than ererretidr:stiltritingnk, :The
.
'the EkkitßA - 4 61315 0.11 11 :kelti610-.
beingisken'•for"2oitinir dr - rtdity,lll — s6
cosh -oz-deilverpz -CitrietfttT,.-44,c-14er
e a Le`re hiCaltethiiiittienca.sit.the.prust.
'of-20e-per ani!
lieniy Clay
1832--MYELETH 'TERM
:: . :a : ' 2 :sA
1844-FIFTEENTH TEEM.
Items of News and litscellany.
The Maine Law, •in operation in Minnesota,
has been deolared null and void by the , district
court of that. Territery, on the ground; that the
legislature. possessed no power to submit it to; a
vote of the peoile.
Tho Grandlodge
_of Virginia has contributed.
$l,OOO towards the erection of thelroposect
sottio Temple, in Fredericksburg, to the memory
of Washington, and a Lodge in Petersburgh has
Contributed $740 to the same eject. •
It is asserted that Gen. Pierce does not intend
have a public inatiguration and make the cur
tomary inaugural speech; heretofore -made froni
theeast portio6 of, the , capitol..
Mrs. Stowe ieabout publiahing a:" Bey to Un
cle Tom's Cabin," being a " complete refutation
of charges made against heron' account al
leged overstatemenf_of . lacts in - Uncle Tom:"
The regularly organised military force of New
York city embraces 5,880
. rueu t of whom 8,300
are infantry, 1,289 cavalry, and 1,241- artillery;
A proposition is on fooi to invite Meagher; ,the
young Irish orator and patriot, to -visit Boston,
and address the citizens. The Hori. R. Choate
heads the movement.
A London letter in the N. Y. Tribune contains
the intelligence of the disastrous defeat of aßus* .
shin army of 80,000 _men, by the mountaineers
of Cireasela.
We are pleased to learn from the Washington
papers, that the health of &ell:in. W. Ii Sing
is improving so much that masted his friends en
tertain strong hopes of the nitkinate restoration
of his health. •
At a DemOciatio celebration in Bedford coun
ty, a Major Bums stated thit he was ninety
years of age—the first vote he ever gave was for
General Washington, and he voted for every
Democratic President from that time to the ',re
sent. The vote - for Pierce'hi thought Would be
the last he ever would , give.
It Gives Genoral Sailstnetton."
us„. So say all the Dealers in M'Lano's Vermilage, and no
also may the - propristors !say, as they are daily receiving Cer
tifiradesa6 numerous, that : to print them would 811 a-voh
n=B. But what is the use of farthei certificates to a medi
cine tlua has becorrio so universal / Lek the names of- a few
of Its approvers suffice :
Mr. George IdazwelL.; of Augusta, Carroll county, has
used it in his family with. the best effecta.
J. IL Cutter, a respectable merchant of Louisville, after
having need others, without effect, administered a dose of
M^Lane's Vermitage, which completely removed the worms•
It has also boon used with =moss In tho families of tho
following persons:—
Ftarburgh and with:ay—James Stratton, Perin Avenue:
Mary J. Stratton, Mary I:Stratton; Sarah Elarstiberger, Man
chester; Margaret '&l*mb-do; James Burke and Agnes
Par sale by moat Of the:Druggists and Iderehar.tyand
by the solo proprietors. ' J. KIDD k 0),
deal daw_ . CO Wood street.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election Nottce
10 - r ue, L hereby - given that the Stockholders of the
.111
Btenbenv9le4iiroad.Companj will bold their anneal
meeting and election for 1.40 choice oft Preildent ied twelve.
Directors of the' Company,at' the . Engineer's' ltooms„ , "itt.
gakewell's braildings, corner 'orGrant street 'and Diamond
alley, In the city of Pittsburgh, on Monday, the 10th day of
January, 1853„ when also a report w ill he made of-the eon
'lid= o r the company, IMl:Pr:Wesa or-their work. The
election will commence at nine o'clock In the morning.
dec2.s ' • LCILARLES NAYLOR., Secretary.
Orphans , Court Sale.
WTLI be sold by venue on Wedninday, the first day of
February next, at p o'clock, on the premise:is, all that
piece or portion of land, with the buildings and impure•
meats, situate in Bakerstown, Allegheny county, being
known as the property late of Jacob S'taley, deceased, and,
now occupied as a tavern by Joseph Millar, and being part
of lots No. 92, and all oflote Nos. 33 and 34, and con:reprising
Ewer one-half sere of ground..!
Terms
Terms of sale—one-half elation delivery of the deed; the
other half at one year, with interest,' and to. be secured by
bond and mortgage. WM DUNCAN,
dee...9.3tw Administrator.-
Lower_ Westent'Dtvision.
.
A COSTII3I , IYABOTFLACT from me accounts of.Tosoph
Supervisor on the Lower Western Division of
the Pennsylvania Canal, al reported by him for the month
of September, 1852, shoni*.the gll'ttliga, prim of ULM,_ the
detailed prim paid - for materials, and the name/ of the per:
sons from whom purchased. Prepared_ agreeably tothe 31th."
fuxiion of the net of4th of Slay, 1852.''
E. EANKT, And. Gen. '
December 18, 1852.
D. N. WElllams, Foreman Cheek Roll, - • 5123 Lb .
John Crrvely, do do • - -117 J b 7
John Murphy. do • do - 77 00
Thomas Beale, do do - • - 99.31
Wm. Woby, do do . 103
Famine% on mid canal, per dLem, pay, - • - . 1 23 .
%Two horse tearado , - • • • 2 30
Tosinellat do •" do " - . 73
Agittetatte
am settled tbr Sept., 35:,:,
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• - salsinsiiii. Posi tively'. Hisited. i : by C
E3LEItSON'B Asierican Hair Beilettdivc—Ther proprietor
of-• • • • • _
the sitiele - Aetiricaii Ear . - .lDerfarratnn
.
met with suchlinboendedinteema Int ause of hiSurtieln
as to justify him in taking bald cases, and, iiraing a written .
Atuarantee, .That lras :ha 7 0t •1 1 ‘L'17 7 Daswgreed - -upon; - DI
himself end the. parsers: wing the article ,, restore the hair el.:.
fectualin or ref und amount •-expendedt'nn he will. ail'at:, the asuel:Pratee, - .nithont the: - aloe jpninnitee...:' This.
following Instances, of itdivido ale: Who have had thei r - hair '.
snowed, ought to convince , any - - one its ttleten :They:
have allowed us to nee their nameeas-2efereteasts. hn
Holier, Weeds , Brewernn,.ratired -:Of 'baldiese o f 14 .:years'.
Standing; 8. Holm* : AL'ill,;,-I:laptltAtiorrist . - Janten:
Guthrie, 131 Grant :street, was totally bald-4now Idirerasdlo
completely corearad.vith - - new hair tulaci,.-.Jobn: Oberin Tae.
rentam, - We wordd: Inqtk74FAtte 4 t l ° ll 14 ' 1 4 0 P i '.
• °tee of .13aldniis . Of Hi straw:Pig, ciiraret 14' nue
and part .of a.bat a e of American Redoradvc. -
: . ~ -. .l.Qsir.hire. Alasntuler, aged4?4 wife sif India= Alexander;
nbo re des at No, 46 PeunsylraniaL!draertne,:statini - thet she
has
-- teen bald for thelast 9l yeara;:theheid, both - ecidee; .
wis perfectly entoOttS ezaiWithont any haii ;When she com
menced using therliestaratira, She hes:wow used. nhottle-'.
'end part of a bottle of hair.restorative, and has used ttreguif
laxly for the last six weeks.:: Her head is now perfectly - car.
_erect with a thick chip of new . MIA -dirk end - strong, - as_ any
ode an see by ceiling. - :3les.:Alexandsra - hai .abjec tion
I
to: the Publication of : these statetesents.'. •;•_ • - - •
iCyT lam a brother of Dira.:6l. 4 iwiter whose' statensent.
is Writtannat abase, and kno w -personally that. the state , .
'inetts therein =tie are
Pittsburgh, Sept.l7; 1852.. - • • No. 05 litarth - shect, L.
DIL - °°0;11. laill3Ell, Wholesale and Retail Druggist ,
No. 146 Wood street, corner of Yixgln allay , Pittsburgh, Pa.
Scrorrda.—lt is - due to Ekes Parole= to tiny -
thit it In; been known totonpletely eradicate every - sestage
.
of this dreadful dlser,m . - Inless tim e than anyother reruedy'i:
and at less cost or inconvenienc e to the patient.
The Clones:aids of certlfliates In the hands of the ramie.
tor, many of whiCh are'frord "fell kuceencitlzens of the elty
oflittabtugh and its immediate vicinity go to door clearly
'and beyond all doubt; that - laces Petaottons is a Smdfalcui,
of no common-value, not only . s a-local rem* in: FUraly-,
da, Rheumatism, Deafnets;.loss of •Sight, -but as a valuable
Internal remedy, inviting the Investigating" physic:Was,. as
well as the Buffeting yutlent, to beosnus acquainted with Its-
Those having a dread.of.usittnitis. are latured - thatilde
'mdicinrris purely natura4_ and iabottled as it ilcurafrote
The following art, frcatait copied:from a pap= i,utii.sief:t at.
Sgracuse, .i 17.• Y., and barn otate.Sw-W 184 - temhich it
nlrs anlencicti c ' ert if ave44 .re ie r e alt:r.b.Pts.-a 4 - 1), -
This - may in truth. eerti4,llust - "have bee en badlya-I
flirted with Scrofula Ihr the Isistreven years that Mastof the
time I have been unable tciatterel to any kind of bn. Antes,
and much of the time =able 1. to -walk and =fined to ney
ICI-bed; and hate been tnatted nearly eD the time hi" the best
Physicians our cotmtry affords; I occasionally, got some rat
lief, but no cure, and continued to ggmmvv worse until Dr. Foot
recommended me to try the" eta% or Rock Off, as eve ,
rything else had failed., I did SD without faith at drat, but.
a effect was astonishing; it throw the poison toile-inseam .
at once, and I at once began to gmer better,' and by using
Bayou bottles - I have got a Orme worth_thousatuls of dollars.
MRS. NANCY ?IL/MIMES.
. .
.
This may certifylhat have been 14:quaint," With' Wes
Petroleum or Rock Oil, Dtr..more thaws year,,-„Vaillare-re
.•peatedly witnewted its beneficial effete In the care of hula
tent ulcere and other diseases for Which it taredonzmind4:
and can with amfldemce recommend ate be a medtdae firer.
thy of attenticat,_and can lately say that moot= haaatterul 7 :
ed Its use where other - nalifacihad tslled
For sale by tdi theDrualttsllantaburgh. :fameityr.;=":
W. ,A. MOLITIZG - &.CO:;
- HAVE . REMOVEDTO THE COHNER.OF
Wood and Sixth Streets .
Air Micro they ogee to their old customers, Brut the
public generally, at the.lowe , t rutft,7llolegaleind Rata%
the largoat, moat- select aitil .complete: stch Of CRGICR.
TEAS, FAMILY' GROCERIES, AvocinN,!49:?
'WARE to be founilin tbe West _ -
Insurance- Company:. or
Pit tsburghli. Pr&bient;
Office: U 4 Pater Street, , tehreen ktrixt anda*oii edr: -
Insures Irma, and CARGO Risks, Onthn Oh! and 311"4-
.s.l=ers_and tributaries.
isagiiiistleist Damage by Fite.
.A.l.so—Agalust ttmErtrastrf tli ,tadlnlAad4aTigs..
• IL D. Sing, 1Tni.4.44332e jr
William Begaley, Samuel M. sier;'
Samuel Rea, ,
Rob;art tuilap4r, . _ Job4.S. Dilwartly • '
S. ilsibaugb, Fraaas , SelleTs,
. Edward lEtt:Lzietott,, .J. Schootuanker,.
_Walter Bryant, ' Williarra B.
Isaio IN . ixasnek,„2 .
,-,4°11Zt7) 5 °t 4 =7" . , 311 .7L 1 -!°7gPili - VohlL N ci:.ijik.
B ANK STOCKS WANT Ell.*The highest Amarket price` will be p 2.141 for theraxiona City' Bank Stoclu, at
Fourth 'street. (dec*-1 A.. - MTIMNS &A)). -•
TDAY YOUR IthINT 'l.'o - YOUBSCLF.—•Pergons determined
k to do this, by procuring a home a their eun, eanlind
on _our Register a vasianuietunnapdteMarteurtsee,-
••• • ttesairailusaltinEding hits, of every das6ription bud
variety of .primsand on very Su - Grade - terms, Circalsra
containing a 11st of, part of the property offenal for_sala at
this office, may be procured grata: _,
a• , • •
TfißliEig BON,
Refit Fite Agents. /*) Zd at .
Convention. of.. Assessors: -
TI C principal Assessors of Allegheny' exnutty . 1 84,
1 . are hereby - notified that they are requirodto hare their
mean:neat-1 completed and returned-to:Um - Office,' on or
Ivo WEDSTSDAY,. the %tali day, 'of,Jannatyfrnctanit)
O'clock, A. Ni..;at arbiell.tiscio thine will, 'hos pm:motion of
raid - Antnatom organised-for tha porponntaoqualigng the.
aspesaments of the comity. -_ z -
Gitentmoler eta hands, Slit 'day-of Der-. =Ver-LC:I2-
BMW- KING,
—Consionera.;
T WOULD most_respectfully appeal to Iloorekeepentoelto.
desire cleanliness without xanclakaltar, to et/1 and _lok -
at my articles Cl -ERUtiI.W.4 far -}lcrasekeepereo...l,hazaul
nothing In saying that the Brushes' make am-viastly oupe
rlor to any in ase; and are, viarranted to trircentirs xe.....far
tion. if pro.want to keep clean parlors; !Ltietteas, dx.ryop
must go to 3lootteifandi.buT 'your Brushes..
Stir- Dont forifet the 'plate, at 110 Wood - tdroot. nett doar
to Davie Auction:gore, where every variety of _Erni - Ail are.
sold at the lowest rates; arid of the yerybeqt.tity...._
lteramorx;r;lloo.l3l7B, I.l.olForkl greet.
dre.l - C13.A.111,1111 . A. MOOR:It:
Okuristmas and no Uivlresirit' Gifts. ,
4pprtnekittglielidaya tein eativi*.e this exilkhicried
•
ITozonatulity, that thWaubsitriberi bzwe . the takAst
eoeortment of 11 - .4T . CIIEtt 3 - Eirkravitabi ;
sad although 'they catitiot jw - ait 'of-beitig • WO* sell their
goods fro 2:1 to .7.t pir cant: chesperdiami the ecet or the.
trade; they nefeithelks think that ' tlief inn litlify.:thif
meettastidlans,as regsnis quality of goods-nut ehenenaa
'of price. Their stock Ls scideted with the tqatost awe, eggl,
comprises all attleted n iu thie Itne,4luna thetiost eoitty down - ,
to thi , common zardele. , !Vrease irbhlits luazt
thing trice and valuable, as a mealeiltOßT slawidcass or New.
Tears, fitwrao otber•plewelldhweity:Whate turret' ri
- better accornixtodatecL Platbgiee no a-eall, and .unatakis
den= lie. 42 Fifth et- newr Wood =Pittsblarei:
Hula Ali , BAZAR,.
tORNB72 OF.-VARKET Am - I-FtfußTEr
HE richest assortment tube fauna•inthirtlV ng
7 now °Fent
prig
••Jewelry, M" - latatfarthionairiOriattemnt • ' "-
Fancy Goo&, both asefuland
Gauzes and ttrdde
A large iiriety,of nzttclea tliiitabre / 1011 ClifOffilie iroui
24 cents upwards. eNttl - •,3 1 02%-castiza, eta Piss.
bresat ptni% gold pegs; wocas andfork%zisplcist ring*, salterJ
_tniskteti.kaise,s_tessetts, ttrus,cagars, ceple.labllLN el
speancles.carte% children's rln.iptartilbiacelet%, Jet. jewelry,,
partexionaics,:ltrisisvatatuazy. at, at the lowest cash.
Price& - .
~(der 3t] - -
Western Inv:trapper 'Company; Pittsburgh.
lIILLEX - Ir,,..Presclait.' 31.,GORDcttl,Scartsrst...
CAPITAL; I 3 3OO O: IO C ,-
blieu*agabar - al3.ldnds. atrial-oar/3X'
rr aka. tones will be libgally taljnatell and
Aatoine Institution managed by Drar.OroasoahO Ara
known in- Uhl ..corarnizoiry, sad - .who, aro determined, -, by
promptaesaaral libenslity,•tofnialutaba the ebaraetai - arlacif
1 'they hare sastaned r esoffering the bot - protest!ontailitess
- Directors—lL Miller, Jr., C. IS licketson, Lir. Miner'
Itolmes, -- Jr.., W. U.sEnfitia-c. Atug+ll 2 . PINIFAIT—Teekicn,
ITm..IIL Lycra, Jiones LlPpencott; Ge.:waa -DarairiJaaoes
Aulti, Alexander Niroick,Thorna .Seott,
Va. Off,* Nu. 92. WlLter. .24 1 r tr OVare,4 o urO*SPlz g S.
Co., up artairs,)-Tittabliigli. wordily
_ _
IY you ere want of anything the: way-of FD
WaltirtZ,- - or-ILICII - 60LD J.KWELltti'and- with -to
ubtalartheztruttbe /Direst. price, awl at :the .satoe time get
the best quality, and warranted to be_ as' represented; all
you have to du is to imtratIL.V..I"ip:ADT.4IA,,MAIIKET . ST.r
you can theriflnd game of-the hest quality of fine IS watt
- ElOitileioilratches: full jaireled, at - , - - cS,Ctt
G.old vgilitiiiwatelii,o, 4 holes jeweloi,,
S.afer-Leveiir ro..»,JorriFd, 12,4.
StlFirL'Epine - - - - - - - 8,00.
divans, as WA -
- - Ma . And all other floods fn. - 049 1 *r 11
Une 01.1.1iwOr,or
ertz'y deseihirion, .edwiia 011 hat dCiarbinli GoLl bougW
or manuteetared to order. - Pleats call at -- • --•
• 51 ' ,MA W ( Pa:e- -
• QABLUILE. IBON : WORK& -ROB,.
IPROPERTY,•Reetett fool. ranill.a .luilf lake
,oficri Cumberlfuttleauity,- Paf:vlll2.be (Cala et
palate sale, on the prefaces, en SATURDAY, the 15th day.
erannitry, IL% nt.l4M_. Ilapropinly connistita about,
TEN TUOUSA.ND,AORES OE.:LAND:43f whielt - Theseltun•
.died and-Elffy Aines =it ateretlanit in istcol- statea.owl,
tivationi: tbe, 'residue is limb& letel.! The Improvements-
Vol:IAA - of tweely.threllinK (some some
log,l three . large.l3ante Rani 51111,160
by 7f..Teet; Saw.3lsl; • For 4 ,e; Finface; ILfkiiies,tarkefibie
and Biaeirtm,ilti 'Mips, elf in'ofied enter. Thin'oroP9ftY;. in
seater powe4hes the a the. Railing Spring . aid_
Yellow Breeches' creeks` combined; both never foiling eia.
twrrafreezing stieimii" of !afateii,vul.thbicli Salto
.keep theworks in. operation:4W ;and. night, The - wet:kit are":
never stopped by- freezing weather and they 'a*ed "
the pearl of The great CaraberlatufTslley:,2lierriis 'thin;
At:eel:naafi - 64ply of the lient€42re on; th e praptimo:aini„
..nbmt thelYorks;lifill "." •
p.
dasting-topurchase,ar-t#lrrak-at the-pnip er
-will !cal with the ntaereispi e b,, the mansion ;
..tuaLle;Ort n .rakt strait, _.---steeltsteg"--- --MM.-VEGAS.)
Eghenr - ',Vatley - Italt.ROaa lA:4EIOW
-:QA.t.t.tU.PROP artlie-Coixiparifs'
-. 926641% - 412 i lank; 111. Lib 401.11LeMitifietzei.
1117,403, for.dotag.the - ;eat Ehida t at
•It.ha 'insect Waid:bets'eerk - Plttstargiraitinii
pg empty; s dinpwate 0f.42_ The line
- , be +lidded Itto`fettlelit 'o6d - o ium' d iirequi,liuT.
_bids ay ,be ma*, Zr,ccoa or ittore,i7r of saktaectiona.
- sxl
---Piall; - :108:1ea"atua spetilltatthfie
_fiat .lezipayfat.
' s tiaN an - and after the t. 13: ctsforra.7. _ - -
taada
euzd abo fr-
_ -.0 for tbrAniert rrittortaid_inisbing aid
.12 rolkaArkilgotrlnofotturrthbfirill_3o/1 tri Mc
relrOd. mad Dmiedelltil Kor thitemP iirolkaxonst unaorooft :
!-PrOfriqui_
10 gabliAktettgliffv-Forklitatatfoo
k . 401. -IMNEM
rasa lavt 'VP= fluticsr blddiat
.
fdon
. 741;inak.PgfotusitXotli haat ti.litTrAr
1. jat : "Frtilea._ . tfAltaggrowcrA.ct6scr
y 4. 54 -.
...-..wv,kftriptio the , am: --,..= .
...: iiTort- tho Baird ' f Ifinr 3:24ll3l: ___- 44. 1
~ -- o ttepqAtßAw.yyazipzil-&.4:5! ) ,+._.-- : - --. - . 1 . ..—:;•:f :-. -- - , z
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te3MMM
Aar Dootiopertal GYS &elec pertbriatinco entricinm.
st _ • -
c'ek'ek.
tho Box - ORILce, durint Do'
- At? rt e tzlie sectired . t4
eittittaillnteettlinnitnt r tit , Christmas t
nanitarANez AT wir,o VDU:CR..IIIIS larr,Javx"
- And a the wad h.our in ate Eventng; . _
new piece, in whirl MRS. EiltWir will wppwwwilat
nits rintimicx, December Zak tocamniencti with-tO.
TUE PALL OF -A.LGEOUS f
OR, THE STABS AND STRIPES TRIEIMPELOTTI
..7. 4 r 7 ;i7 1 Mtg. tiinint 3=
azeliTirozr.:Boll‘rms chnztexpii
..The Visit al Sant.,.:-.-.-#133.-
scdrele . with the-rarceof-
. MIL ANDDT& S Y
-
link Pater Wilite77.7
be
ieiriiinnictice, at. balttatfite.!:-
;EVEVATtnliftliik&'--.."---.
. 'Tins Erinnini, - Do:ember 25,18.4'41be r vat;
rommence with the
prattarx„..Req.,
- . OR,- THE IDIREtii
_Cifinir I
-Edwin&
;*
tott atictehbaky
Ratan anti Oiib
" . ,.. - Mier which, this bast:aril Dranilitif
TEE DArestfr.n. OP,MIEED
31i: Farrel
Mr idreitillibtit
coriebidevitrt
P. P., OR 3141tI,AND
hob
>t
1411 - cr„
Jai wire tr,.
_ sonars _ -
•
3f L! MEOW, _December Eltb,,the - parlittaalaie WE .
. :Orcatunzst with gla gnu tragedy of• =
• JANE 2-71;
Jute Shore. ..-. ham_
Daum. -
AYTM4hirb the beautiful Diaz= of •
Man LOVE, Olt TIIE.ItETEEN-71453f SLAVEIit,
.Pattne
.dins Gilbert.
j To coneluda with
- THE BARRACK EOM:
...4%Mtesday 1163111:-iir271C;;;;;;ETisppeai;:
, . WILL O.IfEN-
. 4:Ni, 4 _5g0AZ27414. 2 .i.7
M21111,.5T.
: I'lHr a 'HALL - fr
OR MONDAY laczetinfrililXlMEI L
MZ11:4::
Air Muse artery awning dtaing the ireek;and /41T12....
DAY AFTERNOON, e `-taZiDEMON'I3-i3ELE._
:BEAMED CIMUCAL - DI -
embrseing: Bari& •Isf , linssolsitalt
.Slave. or atlas, koclent -Rebus,
rope, Egypt, Palestine, &e. -.Each entertalsoaent„
'elude with the &t -famed - ctiett.l . l.-I: . qcot_
Oxygen Olinda Mumma-
gA Adtaisalon ;keel:its; ChlLlreiSucaer/ years, 1 34j
air _Doors open at : 6l4 toeatstiteate..
% Last ,Week- of .Bayne,
Paiy.octiaiirwairid , a-vaart!--
ATHEMEe 2 O lawark:Britivit-:„
MASONIC > ALL
NEW ELLA': T 0 VE.is,
SAMUEL & SANFORD, Atanager.and Zgrotar;. ,- - . - -
yzucTiCELLYinform. the- pnhile - .that they in re:e.
Zit, thane' their •DRAWL'iazitiVll - 1 1 XTREWS.11=12t,r, - .7-
every
. ereririg -fuitheznoitee„' Lairedhein4p the
chai
c COMpoalticais Vt. &mks, - Dalai - , - Dttettsicutitheticcr,--
Operatic fivirleaver and Derueer, - .742 , ;Theets, Tretrerevies,
ash)* prrro , ei.dbythisinimite22ohoupe„
Eir- SATURDAY. et 1 7 7.681C00b1,
at 2, nerd commence at 2,t4 Were*. -
YerparaCratin Bee sniall bllfs. =lieltsta 2S ce is
Debra ozetriAt 83./ttchr_ix4treirecirig:_r:
- Al'HENlMU , 2l44.B.L.Lii:Llbeircy - --Streert. , - - '-
AIST-IPMEN—NSILIi CLOSE to-BATIYHIKI4-11AMIES;,-.4
enilled— -
- _t;
Frabrscialtauspalfraa violas of •Bostori, iii - rtabor,'LEsli-: -
far, OstAtlaultie, River Mersey. Ltverpod, that - - - -
Crystal - Palacio - of _the- - WaridPs-Pailrt
wtstaa u st e r JP; ;WATS) ,?.ie
uvalivrtheltri4±l' taa b milleint View Of Viz TEGLAMI
XlLsrlar,Miitt ir ll , inacccirr . ated;
bearitlfnl; Exighltion_sSn
FTER..!:00 . .:13, - at 3 chiciet.7 _
PA RE W 076kb E RM.
- IN AMERICA -
: L - B B'ULL'S Oft RE in-' •
.1=51133,' DEMOILIEM:2StI4IB/52:
• LL TICE SKAI'Sfor tee Concert this ambigua
11 Alimitall =dor cif-Promenade Matta arill-bo
etthetbaeezt
In ootacquenee of many familia' tordnNeir Intalido la • .
obtain Dana on die Ettrt ofdaqtrat Onareat„ nod, jrjrfair ;
• deeond and Last Concert 'of plc; Utah: ,
••• arm Taxi PLACi ri nrearcaon„o.a
NOHDAY EVER - LEM TaCENZIKEt - inth,.. 1/152,
E
AT LAFAYETT TAU. - •'.-
. .
For whirl =ante beim ceiga,^af • Mixed= aDr4al4-. 1 .,,:2;• •
pATzt.tha
extraordinary dal alms 'the nags of- ash.a,--• Pads,— •
:Jenny Lind, Madame F theta ;; Cattailtur Thipnattend aid.; , .
•Id
Madame
auto a Matiogexacny afoora f nad for na#, ! on Wa l es. _
e ndj _ l y
34)211491!sufagE,ZEk'sitteltiareett ? r
A. 31101:
L Y 4A new !ion
. . SOY Amain Sralnidli•
IL The 413rdee Ircma "Ernayti," bry:Malf, suoghnlYwnvir:
- Mani --
ValitZegy.
linr ibillfirca~coqcsiClAW kertiviiti..
• cbr
1H • WS;
"r. introduction, diCapsledgccriiiiidgi ei2:44i!!!"t ; .;:
•- diedolliCar k aiiot
r.e•
-
Niglitlbide;
termed by 3;L. Stritoith..7 : • •
IL trite Tripe an 12 41167biallatethile . 4:14:3t:::
^ -estschyllstestiotsAtisasts4agt‘,,,.i.e.a.a -•- -
Insndsdnawaibrosa•MinSiThoaoostipsodiVriEr -----
/mud br •-• . •
• TV. Jesuly Lhati "-Eche g. 4. . .
‘, ro.e PiII:10 aced
tod niliaufactary Milani •. d
• _ (111iLdrrit.. " •
. et tieteta of - admission lan -bettrAl.nd
Dollar; to-be obtained-at H. BMUS Made- stalliano. ,
Late Stmts. - sod on the evening of the Ootteest, at the &tea' ,
' ifqp , &its matte - procured tritlarat extra ebente,-besln• - • . -
ming on 'Tburst.le_y, December 23d,. at o'hlceti,L. -•-
99-.Oa the
irecalagilf alte..Concert-naenokamtimaiie
.be obtained at the Box. °dim% • • -
: air With every Admission Tleket will be given • Lama..
bearing the titunbersorrespeaellso to stem mat. MAL--
'has to terastn In the hands that atitost,:bobt-- i :
amt establishes the osebonahlp talkie
ta'..TheA.dmbiaion Ticket tabs left at the dooe. - 2. -
The , pobie-nre respescratly- MVUNCD}±I,4I:7 -- . • -
taltiVinintabes beitire.tha Coneinttotancente• .
• • Vittioavenlog . otthilailgerttaers
irtnneibieetniatiersoreortiag wbite rosatteo, wlead . tt'litterltrif".i"
bb to alukrilitrotitterthete resoectiviaiata. - . -
• 4, 4o ; Thei•Cooketttabka will be:obtained - !Mont'
tit IL Plano - TortaMoos, Sat!
sang of the I;bacett, in the MIL' . • --;
:- ,- Dootiopett4lo•lrrst As. ;- Dan s eert
past 2.41.1=1 ccertlet. ~ [doels,
ZW4uai
Itt:ishno.rm. - 144 taiithseid •
II:LA. o..D.—lleats
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