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PITTSBURGH:
WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER-„29
Lea ea Wee; =Klee the Cosititatitett bet • walla
Wanton.. of die 0.301m0s Sond.ond true donut,' to the Oosolooo Bottloortotal.
-OiMOCRATIC -NOMINATION.
FOBS MAYOR,
' .4. : - ;JOli: Y '43.':'-' - GUTHR,I E:-
- 43 1 ' Messrs. NAL Parrismul di 00., who are prompt, laon
,,3i4kt, and,!PA"'"ol.Y.M.their,,businass trUIIKILCUOUS,ALII-the
Cilairaut nom ed u agents in the claws of New York and Weston
for, the Moira:2o )1-41. Thex areauthorized to reeelvb Mi
vertisenienis and Subscriptions ror'u4 at our usual rates.
Tkieir rerelpta are regarded as payments. Their offices sire at
• - NEW TONE, 122 Nassau street.
BOSTON, 1O Btati street,
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Itoolayreuedly peel , largo addition. of NM AND Buren. Sees Wood Nova
eadJoP bore, re e v e wow preluded Pa do PILIJITL'iIi OY ALL K.L.V1.8.1. tato
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THE JOURNAL AND TELE MAYORALTY
The editor of the Juurna/ is very marl Mll3tEln
kenlf he.aupposea that the Post feels any atm
detiabout him being a candidate for the 'Mayor
alty. On the contrary We are pleased that be
has wiggled himself into the position in:which
:we now find him. Ile is a candidate for 'Mayor,
audit is boldly asserted, and, it our informatioras
correct, susceptible of proof, that he got his nom
- inationly fraud at thcpritaary meetings. This
le a matter in. which -WO , feel , no great interest,
but, inasmuch as ho attempts to make capital for
himself by assailing the Post, we may as well at
tend to him.
In his paper of Tuesday he has the following
The Morning Post informs us that them will yet be
another whig candidate in the field to defeat the wing nom
,lnee forbLa.vor. That the Poxt most earnestly dastrea to bays
another...gleam= in the field we do not doubt;nay,.we are
quite sure, notwithstanding the valorous deciaratiOnBf that
g+lper, that a Mr. RIDDLE had no chance for election," the
Post Is extremely solicitous, and would give something toted-
Borne to have some second whig in the canvass." '
In the above short paragraph there are a num
ber of gross mis statements. The Homing Pont
never informed him that there would be another
Whig candidate in the field to defeat him. )dl
We did, was to publish the information we received
. from his brother of the American.
- • :He is again mistaken, when he supposes that
• the'Post desires to have another Richmond in the
field. One is all we want, although we could
'conquer six Richmonds like him. We entertain
- no fears of the result, and we assure the editor
of the Journal, in all candor, that we would feel
no terror if he would bring a dozen Richmonds
beside himself against us,—we would beat them
ill with our single candidate.
Again, ho says the Post is extremely solicitous,
and would give something handsome to have
-some second whig in the canvass. The Poss is
solicitous for nothing of the kind; and the only
handsome thing it desires in the canvass, is the
editor of the douraai. We desire to follow his
beautiful proportions, and to show up hie ugly
method of advocating his own election. It does
_. not cost us "anything handsome" to do this, ex
cept a little labor, and, as it is a dUty, as well as
. o pleasure, to doss, we have no desire to shrink
from the performance of 'what the public require
from us.
After his ding at the Post, the editor under
takes to compliment Mr. Sawyer. He says :
, "flaring the canvass for-the election of delegates., the ed
itor of thin paper was informal, confidentially, that it war
MrS:fc.virmit's purpose, if he last Vie nomination, to run wan
independent (=dictate.
'This fact-wasconic,ed instantly, to some of Mr. Sawrca's
friends, and he very properly declared that he wouldmbide
by the decisioo of the Whig Convention. Thareare several
witnesses of the mull of this statement, grid were.' entire
ly warrants in saying, that the insinuations against Mr.
fistvszt.'s adhere:tea to the nomination, are false, and with
out a shadow of foundations
Mr. SAWITV,we- are sure, would scorn so dishonorable and
fruitteas an act, us Ls here imputed to him, sad the Nuttmust look elsewhere fur so ally to help Mayor Otweast
through," .
We agree with Mr. Riddle, in the opinion that
.151/..l3awyer would acorn to ,do a diahonaiable'
.net. 1•1 e; er the present Whig candidate nor
any other- s aran will dare to make each a charge.
The above complimentary remarks came from
the Whig candidate, who is very desirous to be
elected ; the following is from the editor of the
Journal, who is anxious to sully the character of
Mr. Sawyer for the benefit of his favorite candi
date :
"Since it has become known that Mr. Elawriut'a failure to
ctirry_the Eighth ward, is attributable to the eonfldettee of
hls_friends in that ward. and to the sending over of a few
voters to work and vote In the Ninth word, there is no pre
text left for any -friend of aiWTEI6 to complain of fraud. If
them were. it i.e only necessary to refer to Pante Daum. of
the Nintir Want, a SAWYER delegate, who admitted on the floor
of the Omzention, that his wand was oterried for Rama
through the agency of an active ton of that gendesnam—a Dem
orrat--eolro anpurted rotes enough across the Allegheny river
to Leaf Paninx in a Word the latter was sure of carrying."
Now look at it: The whig candidate for
Mayo : says that Mr. Sawyer would scorn to do
anything " dishonorable," but the editor of the
Journal informs us that the Sawyer men were
guilty of gross frauds. He goes so fur as to say
that some of the Sawyer wards were carried by
the grossest kind of fraud. How can this mat
ter be explained? The Whig candidate says that
Mr. Sawyer would not do anything dishonorable;
. the editor of the Journal asserts that the Ninth
ward was colonised by persons from Allegheny,
and implicates Mr. Sawyer in the fraud. Which
shall we believe—the man who is a candidtite
for office, or the editor who ,is advocating his
election. , At the present time, the veracity of .
both are somewhat doubtful, and we think we
will suspend nn opinion.
The concluding paragraph of the Journal's er_
tide, although extremely stupid and elly," we
cannot refrain from publishing., It reads as fol
lows:.
i'Beeing that these things are demonstrable, we will not
believe that Mr. SAWYER will have the coolness to complain
of cheating, 'when It is not pretended that his successful ri
val for the nomination had taken any part, or connived in
any wise, at the frauds, whether fancied or real. But the
Fhtft effort Is to frighten us by the parade of a new oppo
nent. It will not do. The Whig nominee would beat the
The demonstrable things referred to, are the
charges of fraud made._ above; and because be
has been the first to make the charge, he thinks
that it would be wrong for Mr. Sawyer to com
plain of " cheating." Ms logic is as clear as the
means used to secure his nomination were hon
est; but to all right-thinking men they are both
too dark to see through, and the people require
more light before they can believe in either of
them.
It is a privilege we grant the Journal to pitch
at the Post as much as it pleases ; but we as
sure the editor, that if we Sndanything in his
"'silly and stupid' articles in favor of his own
election, worthy of comment, we will notice
them.
•• HODIEWOOD.9O
In passing up Wood street yesterday, we es.'w
in Gillespie's window a beautiful painting of
"Homewood," the romantic residence of the
Hon. WILLIAM WILKINS, a few miles east of this
city. Upon enquiry we learned that it was 'from
the pencil of that worthy and talented artist,
Wu. C. WALL, Esq., a gentleman of whoan
Pitts
burgh may well - be proud, Any person who has
ever visited " Homewood," will see, at a glance,
the faithfulness of the sketch. It is unquestion
able one of WALL'S finest efforts. The coloring
is rich and natural, and the whole picture bears
evidence of genius of the highest order. But,
in saying this, we would beg leave to suggest
that the artist has made one material omission.
Thevenerable form of the good old Judge should
appear in the front,groond, to give a finish to
':.the picture !
ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS.
At 12o'clook, M., yesterday, GEORGE W. ems,
I;:sq., handed us copies of the New York papers
of Monday morning, and Philadelphia papers of
Monday evening, brought to this city by Adams
4
'&Vo..'s - press I This is certainly annihilating
.
-tiptan d. 7ltpaCe. Mr. CASS will please accept
for his kindness.
•
Conseers.—The National biteDiger,-
.
..cer contradicts, on authority, the report that
• the Seiretary of the Interior had declined letting
` out contracts for work to be done under his su,
A` -RAILROAD TO WASHINGTON, PA.
We have received the following communica
,tion, signed "Chartiera Faror," _trot' one of
tie nibst Intelligent 'aria enterprising citizens of
and tuite greet pleasure in
ping it before our readers have, on seve
ral
onrqxes in favor of the
iropoled-Rallroad' fermi .Pittiburgit - to the Bor
ough of iciasbington, along the rich valley of
Chattier! Creek, and the more we think of the
subject, the stronger its claims appear upon our
Bakeit for gra i n - led That a Railroad will be
Calif - between" thts city and Vastingten. The
wants of the people will render such a- work ne-
A:emery. . In our humble epinion, there is no bet
ter time for taking action on the sabjeet than the
present. There Is 'a Railroad spirit abroad
amongst the people,' and those who hold back in
the matter, aro behind the age. Money is abund
ant Throughout the world, and can be had at
mere nominal rates of Interest 'for investment.
While again calling the attention of our readers
to the communication below,we would beg leave
to suggest that the present is a suitable time to
call ti.public meeting in reference to the project
of constructing a 'Railroad from Pittsburgh to
Washington. The Legislature will soon be In
session, and a strong expression from this guar-
ter in favor of the measure, would be productive
of much good :
MR. HARPER-I am pleased to see that your
city is waking up to the contemplated improve
ment by railway, up the valley of °battlers, to
contiect.with the ilemplield at Washington. This
to me would seem an important and valuable im
provement to your city. There is an extensive
and rich country south of you, through which
this road would pass, not only , in agricultural
productions, but also in mineral coal the whole
distance. Heretofore your city has enjoyed the
benefit to a considerable extent of all the sur
plus flour, wheat, beef, pork, and all the various
articles of agricultural productions of the valley
of Chartiers and its vicinity, which has sought a
market in your city, in exchange for iron, salt,
lumber and all articles necessary to the comfort
of the farmer. It is the natural course of our
trade, alike to the idterests of both parties.—
But what must be the inevitable result of this
trade, should the HeMpfield be completed and no
connexion by railway to your city ? No sane
man would ever think of wagoning his produce
over a rough turnpike or mud road to your city,
when an equally good market could be reached
by railway, at Wheeling or eastward, at a much
cheaper transportation. Should such a state of
things occur, you would not only lose all the ad
vantages of the trade you have heretofore enjoy
ed, but also the advantage of a very large amount
of smaller articles of marketing, which distance
has heretofore in a great measure excluded from
your market, the extent of which none can esti
mate ; as all experience has shown that when
ever ready facilities of transportation have been
afforded, the increase has been far beyond the
estimate of the most sanguine.
Your city has the poweito Control all the trade
of the country south of you, by an immediate
connexion by railroad ; but should this trade be
once diverted, It will not readily be brought
back. It is ranch easier to retain what you have,
than to regain it when lost. That a railway will
be made In time, none can doubt ; and would it
not be infinitely better for your city to act
promptly in this matter and secure at once the
richest section of country in connexion with
Pittsburgh. Your people have already felt the
injurious effects of delay in making railroad con
nexions. The contemplated route up the valley
of Chartiers Creek is-supposed to be an easy and
cheap route for a railroad ; and by making a
connexion with the Steubenville road at some
favoribl e point; the distanee — cannAcaoemi ttv eft
ty miles. That it wilt , be a payingroad wbo can
doubt, when he look's to the trade and travel that
must necersarily pass upon it from the country
through which it will be located ; and also the
great southern connexion which will. be farmed
through the Elempfield, from which a large
amount of travel and tonnage may be fairly cal
culated on, which in time must increase to an
almost indefinite amount. That your city will
be folly compensated, for the construction of
this work must be evident to all. Will they do
it! I feel a confidence in their good sense, and
think they will, with what aid can be had on the
route. All who know anything about improve•
meets of this nature, are aware that individual
-subscriptions cannot be relied on. If this work
is to be carried through, it must be done by your
city. Their credit must be had. Little is to be
calculated on in the Borough of Washington, as
any of the people there are afraid of the com
petition of the city,---a very mistaken notion ;
as whatever tens to advance the interests of the
agricultural population, just in the same propor
tion advances the interests of the villagers, lo
cated therein, as they live upon the country.
The Legislature meets shortly, when a charter
can be bad for this road, and should a proper
spirit be manifested by your people, we may see
the oars on this road in twelve or eighteen
'months. CIIatTIERS FARMER.
At a meeting of the Democrats of the Seventh
ward, at the Public School House, on Monday
evening, the 27th inst.., for the purpose of nomi•
'Wing a ticket for ward officers to be supported
at the coming city election, James A. Irwin was
called to the Chair, and B. Kane appointed Se
cretary.
On motion, Resolved, That this meeting ad
ours to meet in this place on Wednesday even
ng next at 7 o'clock.
JAMES A. IRWIN, Ch'n.
. B. DANE, Secretary.
A StElBTrriars roa GUAIqO.—A German chem
ist, named Breisach, claims to have invented a
kind of artificial guano, which can be had at
less cost., and is equal in quality to the natural.
The government of Bavaria have determined to
give Mr. Von Breisach every assistance in their
power. The Scientific American has been as
sured by the brother of Mr. Breisach that it is
a most valuable discovers, and that there is a
prospect of its being introduced into our coun
try.
flip),- The orientals have a tradition that the
various medicinal plants sprang from the bitter
tears of penitence abed by Adam upon the earth
which had been accursed through him, during
the first century of his exile from Eden.
Another of their traditions is, that the beau
tiful, fragrant flowers and aromatic shrubs were
produced by the tears of gratitude, let fall by our
first parents during the second century of their
exile, when they found that their prayers had
been heard and their sorrows accepted.
CHOICE Wisns.--Oer friend Fiekeisen, No. 187
Liberty street, opposite Fifth, has jest imported
from Germany and France some. of the choicest
Wines ever brought to Pittsburgh. They are
pure, sparkling and bright, without any admix
ture of drugs or intoxicating liquors. Those
who are fond of keeping good wines in their
houses, should call at Mr. Fiokeisen's, and see
and taste for themselves. His stock is very
large.
ger The ultra dandies of New York are adopt
ing the mouse tail fashion for moustaches as
described last year, as the military fashion on the
Canine, at Florence. By means of gum or soap
the - moustaches are made to stand oat on either
side of the face, like the horns of a oat fish.—
Ambitious young men please take notice.
BUTTER FROM BNCLAND.—The English steam
er Niagara, which arrived at Boston on Saturday
week, brought 1,084 firkins of butter. At the
present high price it can be brought from Eng
land and sold at a good profit.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF IIAILYLAND.
The following is" the official vote of the re
cent election for President and jive President
in this State:
:;Scott.
Allegany .... .. ..
Anne Arundel i. 884
B dtimore .... ... :....9589 •-;
B dtimore ... .. 1.944
Calvert 7 343
Caroline '•••• - 556
C trroll
Cecil•...
Charles
D.,roliester
Frederlok
H aford
Howarcl
Bent
M•mtgomery
Prince George's
Qreen Anne's...
merset ......
St. Mary's
To.lbot
W ashington
Worcester .......
Hale and Julian received 54 votes, viz : 26 in
Baltimore city, 16 in Carroll, 11 In Frederick, 1
in Hartford.
THE NATIONAL RELIGIOUS SOCEiTIES.—There
are at the present time in their employ, up
wards of 1800 missionaries and colportenrs, ex
clusive of those who are laboring in other capa
cities.
The American Board has 160 ordained min
eionaries, besides assistants, physicians, &c. ,
The American Homo Missionary Society has
not far from 1060 missionaries.
The American Tract Society has in Its ser
vice 600 oolporteurs, scattered throughout the
States.
The American and Foreign Christian Union
has 114 missionaries, of which 85 are employed
in the home field, and additions to this num
ber are made as fast as the Society's means per
mit.
The American Seamen's Friend Society has 19
chaplains, wholly or in part sustained by it 7—
two having recently been added, one in Mir-
Bellies, France, and one at St. John, New Bruns
wick.
In the Senate on Thursday last, the joint re
solution offered by Mr. Clemens, came up, au
thorizing the President to confer the rank of
Lieutenant General for military services.
It was advocated by Clemens, Cass and Shields,
(Democrats,) and Charlton, (Whig,) and opposed
by Chase, Adams, Bale and others.
The question was then taken, and the resolu
tion passed by yeas 34, nays 12, as follows :
YEAS—Messrs. Atchison, Badger, Bell, Brooks,
Butler, Cass, Charlton, Clemens, Cooper, Davis,
Dessamuiere, Dixon, Dodge of lowa, Dodge of
Wisconsin, Fish, Clever, Grin, Ranier, James,
Jones of Tennessee, Mason, Miller, Morton,
Pearce, Pratt, Busk, Seward, Shields, Smith,
Soule, Sprnance, Underwood, Upham and Wade.
—l4 Democrats, 20 Whigs.
Ness—Messrs. Adams, Bradbury, Bright,
Cathcart, Chase, Fekh, Hale, Hamlin, Norris,
Sumner, Toueey and Walker.-9 Democrate, 8
Free Soil.
INVESTMENTS IN MA3OTAME.O9 ,-- The Boaton
Journal says : The current -lirtestment is now
turning strongly towards.factory stocks, which
are beginning to hold out brilliant prospects in
the way of dividends. A very important change
in several branches of the manufacturing busi
ness has been going on the last six months. The
demand for domestic goods has increased great
ly, and prices have advanced sufficiently to yield
handsome profits. This fact, which is beginning
to be realized in the community, furnishes a key
to the present movements in factory shares : —
The truth is, that a largentsjoritrbf ourtatiti;
nfocuiring stocks are aaw.aelling at price* cinch'
et ovink&Seigit iirst*4itaiiit4dhlitittiardetttray- ,
strated by facts and figures. Bathe arguments
in factory stocks entitled to most weight, are
thoseriftieb refer to the prospects_ ahead—cer
tainly moat brilliant and entrouragins," ,
TEE FIRST LOCOMOTIVE WEST Or TOR MIMS
BIPPL—The people of St. Louis were delighted
on the 2d inst., at having started, on the Pacific
Railroad, the first locomotive engine west of the
Mississippi river. No section of the road is
done, but an engine and cars were brought into
service to convey rails and other materials over
the few miles that are completed, and it was
made the occasion of much gratulation, as the
pioneer movement of a groat system, which was
to develop the almost infinite resources of a
country so vast as that lying between the Missis
sippi add the Reeky Mountains. It was expect
ed that the track would be laid to Cheltenham in
the course of the week, when a passenger car
was to run daily to that place. The town of
Kirkwood will probably be reached before the
expiration of the month.
For the Daily Morning Poet
The Llehiaiiint Generalahtp
AMEIIICAII. GENll:lg.—Harrison Winans left Bal
timore a few years ago, a poor boy, but with an
improved mind, acquired at a country school,
with genius, ambition and enterprise. He work-:
ed in Europe to the head of the machinists and
engineers, and became a leading contractor on.
the great railroad between Moscow and Bt. Pe
tersburgh, 400 miles long. lie made over $l,-
000,000. On his return to Paris, he married a
talented, amiable and beautiful lady, and will
soon build a cage for her, in the shape of a villa
and a park of three acres, beautifully ornament
ed, where rich and poor may feast their eyes in
indigenous plants and rare exotics. lie goes
again to Russia to fill a contract with the Empe
ror on publio works, by which he will bring
$500,000 in gold for his mental labors.— Wash
ington TclegrapA.
GREAT W 011.119 OF G ILE ENO CO R. —The great
works of art of the celebrated sculptor Horatio
Greenough, who died recently in Boston, are the
collossal statue of Washington In the Capitol, the
Chanting Cherubs, executed in 1828 for Mr.
Fenimore Cooper, the Medora, finished in 1881
for Mr. Gilmore, of Baltimore, the Rescue, and
busts of John Quint'' , Adams, Josiah Quincy, and
several other eminent personages. He had re
cently been engaged on the equestrian statue of
Washington, to be erected in Union Park, New
Y ark.
A VALUABLE RELlO.—Mrs. Clßyfrt. 4 , 1 tencratlßl
relict of Henry Clay, has presented to Win. t
Ogden Niles, of Washington city, through e
hands of the Hon. Charles Breckenridge, of Ken
tucky, a beautiful and valuable watch seal,
which was the property of, and much prized by
her distinguished husband. The seal is of North
Carolina gold, and the setting an equisitely ex
ecuted intaglio of Columbus. This is done in
view of the long and steadfast devotion of Mr.
Niles and his father to Mr. Clay.
RAILROAD FROM WASHINGTON TO NEW YOFLII-
it is stated that a bill is drawn and will soon be
presented to Congress, authorizing the Post
master General to employ engineers to surrey
and thereupon to construct a railroad, by the
shortest possible route between Washington city
and New York, for the transmission of the Uni
ted States mails.
ter Hon. J. Porter Brawley, Surveyor Gen
eral to the State, has been called home from Har
risburg to Crawford county, by the indisposition
of his father. He hopes, however, to be back at
the seat of Government before the meeting of
the Legislature.
ge, We cut the following advertisement from
the Boston Mail : "Logo., a hickory gentleman's
cane, with the bark on that grows at Mount Ver
non,witha gold head and steel female on the end,
somewhere between the Postoffice and Milli
ken's."
Hon. Mr. Atchison, the new presiding officer
of the 11. B. Senate, will be a member of that
body till 1865 only, when hie term expires. Col
onel Benton, it is said, will be a prominent can
didate to Emceed him.
MEM
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THETOWHEE HOUSEHOLD
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362
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4oldan baked and dewy eyed,
Prattling all the day, '
Wee the baby find that died :
Oh, 'twat; hard to lay
Dimpled hand and cheek of snow
In the grave BO deep and low.
1702 1920
1494 1650
657 411
1239 983
3204 3842
1858 "1878
570 625
662 551
1061 842
916 724
723 ' 735
1443 1116
681 440
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There is a young lady in Boston who has worn
out two pairs of spindles, spinning street yarns
this season.
John M'Dongal & Co., hale failed in Halifax
for from $40,000 to $60,000. The senior part
ner is supposed to be In the United States. The
American schooner Creole, seized far alleged in
fringement on the fishing grounds, had been re
leased,,pn account of some informality.in .the li
bel. •••
is a cue of aipelqi, ;arising from serisure ' of
haiOr — ander the .414itrier liquor -
. la,w," -irrMin
naso4a; Chief JastiiirgaimerlisiPed thai the.
I►w- - la tmeonstitatiorlat and elintiatl!e (intoned.
Accounts from Barbadoes to the 4th state that
the island was recovering from the: ravages of
disease. Business woe dull, and market over
stOcked with American produce.
The Detroit Tribune says a lady recently
treated her company to stewed pears. A gen
tleman at the table pat one, as he supposed, into
his mouth, and attempted to pull out the stem;
after pulling far some time he was obliged to
give A up, and on putting it on hie plate, he
found he had been tugging away at the tall of
a mouse, which bad fallen into the lady's pre
serve jar I
A meeting was to be held at Bt. John, N.
on Thursday, upon a call of the sheriff, to me
morialize the home government not to conclude
any treaty with the United StAtes respecting
the fisheries without first consulting the colo
The uses to which gutta percha is put, seem
endless. We have gutta percha robes, gnus
perch& houses, and gotta percha umbrellas. In
England they halo just brought out gutta percha
paper.hatigings, - which we expect to see followed
In a - few weeks by gutta•perchs hand-saws and
Batt percha locomotives.
' Dr. Spencer is on trial inNew Bedford for pro
ducing abortion Then is some very hard swear
ing on both sides.
Otto Koenig, a German count, died in New
York on Thursday, from bleeding at the lungs.
He had just arrived in the city. fie fought in
the Holstein war against Prussia, and was in
consequence disinherited by his father.
?dies Mary Berry, the intimate friend of Hor
ace Walpole, whose hand and coronet she de
clined, is dead, in her 90th year. She was a
very brilliant woman and clever writer, and with
alit:ester %Anne, -enj?yedaWide spread repu
tation in English fro.
• • -
years. -
Accounts from ApAachicols, repro
seat the cholera as'riging to a fearful estent.—
There have been seventy-11re deaths from the
(finesse in ten days. ..r:Marregothe recent victims
was Professor McCoy, of the Georgia 1701-
versity. '
After a careful examination of the matter,
'Dobbs has come to the oenclusloa thst there are
only two kinds of ohltdren lo a large city, one of
'which has just gatspid from the wheels of an
oninibtie r whilei the:filer is just getting under
them.
The Lowell Courier:Aye that Hon. Abbot Law
rence'has appropriate:4l $5,000 for the purpose
of furnishing poor and deserving families there
with food, fuel, &c., during the winter.
On splitting off a piece of old marble, at the
Washington Navy Yard, a few days since, which
was brought home many years since by Commo
dore Rodgers, there were discovered (four inches
below the surface) several holes about the diam
eter of a small pistol bullet, in each of which
there was a muscle, alive and kicking.
IS SLAVNILY A Scat?—Six hundred and sixty
thousand five hundred and sixty-three slaves are
owned in this country by ministers of gospel
and members of the different Protestant church
es, viz: 219,663 by xhe Methodists; 77,000 by
the Presbyterians; 125,000 by the Babtists; 88,-
000 by the Episcopalians ; 101,000 by the Camp
bellites ; and 60,000 by other denominations.
kNOTTIMI FOUGZWI D1130017E/MD.—On the 14th
inst., a man in the 'garb of a Kentucky drover,
called at the Life and Trust Co. with a check for
$7,500, purportinglo be drawn by the extensive
packing house of Evans & Swift, on the promi
nent bankers, Ellis & Morton, and wished to
purchase either Kentucky funds or gold, which
funds (at this season of the year) are so much
desired by the Kentucky drovers, that it excited
no suspicion, and the paying teller of the Life &.
Trust Co. unhesitatingly made the exchange, and
in due course, before the expiration of natal
hours, tibia check,: with others, as 1:113111t1, was
presented at the counter of E. & M., and paid by
an offset of such cheeks as E. &. M. held on the
L. &T. Co. Thi4s so remained till the 24th,
ten days after, whins,,E. & M. discovered the ac
count of Evans & Swift overdrawn, who were im
mediately informed, and the discovery, then took
place that the check was a forgery. Things so
remain up to this time. Whether the Life &
Trust Co. or Ella & Morton will have to stand
.:the gap remains to be seen.
This affair occurred on or about the same day
as the forged check noticed by us some days
since, of Gardner, Phipps & Co., on George
Milne & Co., for $4,700, which it was endeavor
ed to pass upon the Franklin Bank.—Cincinnati
Corn.
COAL ON THE PA.OIEIO.-IL is known that large
deposits of coal have been discovered during the
'present year in various parts of Oregon. A
specimen of that on the Cowlitz has been brought
to this city, and found by experiment to be of
good quality. „Further North, within , thirteen
miles of Paget's Bound, a variety which is pro
nounced to be pare anthracite has been found in
inexhaustible guantities. The mines of the
same article which have long been known to ex
ist on Vancouver's Island, are now being,Worked,
and yield an article which is consicteied of toler
able quality. It has been tested t welearn, and
contains more oaibon and lees-water' than the
English coal, and at the same time very little
earthy or elatty matter. Two cargoes orthis
coal have reached this city, and been disposed
of at rates but slightly below those of the Eng
lish.—San Francisco Berald.
DARING Hour* sr ATZAPOS or Catosorosat.
—Mr. W. P. Morrill, a sober and respectable cit
izen of Arkansas, was on hie way home on the
Bthinst, on board of the steamer Fanny Smith,
having the sum of four thousand dollars, in
Banknotes, with him. On retiring to his berth
at night, Mr. Morrell had the precaution to look
both doors of his state room ' and to tie his mon
ey in a belt arm* his waist, next to his skin.
On waking in the: morning, he perceived ; a ati
fling odor in the rom, which nearly suffocated
him. He got up,l and on examining the door,
found it was brokin open. He next looked for
hie money ; it wai gone—both of his shirts hav
ing been cut °pm and the belt emptied of its
contents. The axing robbery was no doubt ef
fected by chlorofOrtn.-11. Orleans Delta, 14th
inst.
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MEE
BY ALICE. CABBY
Velaly,valnly =awry iecks
Round Our tames Imes
Leughlugeyes sad fogy th'eas
19here,they used tuba'eir
Of: the elesossas
Three are :weautigrers, three have died.
Smiling took on all who smiled,
Neer by sorrow tbralled;
Half a woman , half a child,
Was the next one called ;
Then a grave more deem and wide
blade they by the baby's side.
When or where the other died
Only heaven can tell,
Treading nismhood's path of pride
Was he when he fall ;
Happy thistles blue and red.
Bloom about his lonely bed.
I tun for the Ililog three
Only left to Dray;
Two are on the stormy sea,
Farther still than they,
Wanders one, hie yoang heart dim—
Ofteneet, moet,l pray for him.
•
Whatsreer they do or dare,
Witeresoe'er they Foam,
Have them, Father, in thy care,
Guide them safely home;
Home, oh, Father l• in the sky,
Where none wander and none die.
Items of News and Niseellany
4Fir As the sctiwn is with usi when there Is_elWays much
sickness among Ch il dren, awed by euxideri eats, ifitqli
Dot be amiss for us to mention iteet the new..rxriteb*,—
" Ayer's Otairy - Pectrial," Attracting so.. uclit CA . ptetPs l l) ll4
notice, for the::On.re of serious Laps cionSl4lB,4l; - Sitgen
used in 44 111 03 al, cafe ef ext.:rely bolt intttb world tor
witidaria!mmgy us e ... It iiii(mple and liermleis *AI*:
gran, &Sidi is-. very . isdatOle: We itio tturide?, oar
selves, 034 would reinutmend out readers to'oall - oh the
agant 3 !ink! gd Sklxadiifor
Ira. Dr. Guymon , * Improved Extrast-oil
Yellow Dock end Saresparillat•-•Pa uP in
the largest sized bottler, contains more of the pure Honduras
flarsaparilla than any other preparation extant, which Is
chemically combined with therExtract of Ye/kiw•Doek and
the Extract of Wild Cherry, thus - making the remedy mote
thoroughly. efficient than any other ilersaparffia, before_the
public. it the same time, it is. perfectly free from all mine
rilritsaisans, whiclicannot be saki of any of.the other SararK
Ilacompculid The invalhl ahmht belrare of poisons!
ercury, Iron, Quinine, Potash, lodine, Sulphur, Arsenio,
and many other 'mineral and metallic - poisons, enter into
and form the active bads of moat of the. Sarsaparillas and
Panaceas of the day. ianyxotre Osinpaccod Extract of. Yel
low Dock and Sarsaparilla does not contain particle of
these substance-a; is any one can ascertain by applying the
necessary. tests.
Let all poisonous Sarsaparilla prepealstions alone, and nee
°apron's Improved Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapar
illa, which Ls thoroughly ellicscioni, perfectly harmless, and
lurely vegetable. All kinds of disease yield to Ea genial
nfluence.
fl 3. Bee advertisement.
declidtoaw
Gives General Sattsftetlon.”
ca. So say all the Dealers in M'Lands Vermifuge, and so
also may the proprietors ray, as they are daily receiving eer•
tificates so numerous, that to print them would fill • yor
time. But what is the use of further certitkates to a nioxli
eine that has become act universal? Let the names of a few
of Its approvers suffice
Mr. George Maxwell, of Augusta, Carnal county, has
used it in his family with the best effects.
J. ii. Cutter, a respeaable meichant of Louisville, after
having used others, without effect, administered n doge of
hi'Lands Vermifufo, which completely removed the worms
It has also teen used with success in the famines of the
following persons:—
.
Piasburph. and vicinity—Junes Stratton, Penna. A•renue;
Mary .1. Stratton, Mary Stratton; Sarah Unrahberger, Man.
cheater; Margaret 'Lindsay, do; James Burke and Agnes
Burke, Squirrel
For sale by most of the Druggists
and literehants, and
by the sole proprietors. .7. lalle 4 CO.,
dec2szUtv GO Wood street.
•
L ARD. ,
Air R. WATSON Ls now engaged in slaughtering VITH
THOUSAND HOGS; and will have y on hand •
laige stock of BULK PORK, elk; own curing; also, Mire
HranHad Barrels of Extra MESS PORK; also, a
nieLARD, in barrels and kegs. For sale at his W•••
' curare of Liberty and Wayne greets. dee2B.2w
W. A. M'CLURG & CO.,
HAVE RE efOVED TO THE CORNER OF
Wood and,Slxth Streets,
gip Where they offer to their old customers, and the
public generally, at the lowest rates, Wholesale and Retail,
the largest, mast select and complete stock of CHOICE
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES, WOODEN AND WILLOW
WARE to be found In the West. deety
;Eviti ID :4 : to 13:4: , 4:4:y i;
dilioDemocratic Itreetiogr..The Demo
cratic Totem of the FOURTH. WARD, Pitta
burgh, ere requested to meet et the Public
. • School Home, on WRDNEBDAYMth instant,
Iti 6 ,, A. o'clock, for the porpoise of nominating candidata.' for
Ward °Moen. fdecitij MANY DRMOCRA.TS.
Fob RENT.—The !Meat= oompled by the sahseriber,
being 38 by Y 5 feet, (second atom) with sky llscbi.
de W. brCLOrIOCS.
SILVER WANTED—AA e high premium leachange Office.
TUOILPRON BELL t CO.,
Insam SILLS—On Cincinnati, .Lonlarille, or St. limas—
wanted. THOMPSON ILELL . I CO
Rxehangt Brokercy, •
dec29 corner Third and Market streets.
JTall% RECEITZD—dt No. 1.07 Market street, a beautiful
lot Of leullee ClOSSalger Gums. Mt*, a lot of Bort and
Youth, thick stud Kip flopt.s.
W. 8 Cli AL NUT Z--At No. 107 Market street, is
now selling off his stock of Fall and Whiter Boots
and Sho . es, a greatly reduced prices.- The public ate re
/fully invited to call and examine his 'dart. Oa)
TLIE Annual Eleettonnf tdonsgets of the /Laved:aim for
the Establishment of • Muse of Refuge for Western
Penwrylran* will behold on the ad day of January,lBs3,
at P 1111,9 HALL, between'. thalrenrenf S and .ro'cloek, r. Y.
TUOMAS BitHEWELL. President.
rllll ME will be an ON'EfiED Bt./1 PER dm TIM (Wed-
Deader) EVIaaND. December 29th. at ARTIIURS
HALL; the prow& apylled - to the use of the Deneeo
lent Society of at- Pres Church, (LaeeitiDe.) • peltate 50
its; to be had at the atore of Arthure Bro-.,-Ormat Went,
or at the door. • - ,drealte
- - •
Special a nd. Invortant Paleol. Dry Goods.
tEEPARATORY ILE_EGVAL.— A:, S usan R Co,.
Will hold their last great SEM-ANNEAL SALT, _on
yke! street, at Nos. E 2 and At, commencing= Thursday;
Deeember 30th, ISE; and =Minns until February, at which
time they will remora to their New Store, now erectingon
in street; which they design 'opening wtEh a full mulct:co-:
pieta stock cri New Goods.
im ilgs mi ttak iit
wil ts:A ix :
marked down to such Wino tow rare as smut in
sures sapid sale. _
BANK OP PITTSHUitt*IEL
TATE7dr2NT OP D8P031223 and Balances of Aquila, la
the Hank of littsburgh.of Um amount of Tea DoUrrs,
and excel:all:gib:at Kara, "'blab, within the three years twat
preceding the date of this Pratestartt, bar; not either .beers.
.turrassed pada:dr:Jae& Ith tlte. lIITIMS of the; dole:alb:as
the date vilest stub &piens:wens made, or balances serrued,
and the amount thereof: .
times. Ades. Amounts.
Robert Brown, Greensburg. 1849, Nov. 7. $ 40,00
Francis Daily, 1848, Jane 22. " - KOS
Jacob Grits 1849, Aug. Di 100,00
Margaret Jeffry, 1819, Yeb'y. Id. n 40,00
Andrew sPClestcr, 1848, July 5. 948,991
David Miller, Wastml`d 03, 1849, April 27. 82.00
Samuel Vickers, 1849, July 5. Z:00,00
Nana. Residence. Date, Sharer. Asa
Richard 'Don:damn, Washington co., NOT. 0, 1849. 6 $l2
H. Finley, Westnioreril co, Not. 0, 1849. 6 10
I certify that the Ihregolug appear to be balances and divi
dends due the pens= named, and hartneremalned In Bank
for three yeate. There are a taw other balsam" which
have not been aufichmtly entanined to publish in the fore
going list, and are maundered doubtful ; but, if found cor
rect, will be published hereafter.
JOHN SNYDRR, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed, this 2Sth day of December, 1852.
deMn4tw Taos. Sinn, Alderman.
(Gazette and Journal copy 4t. weekly.)
150 13()=3 U KUM Ali CLAY—In swore, on conolgu.
meat, and will be sold on liberal terms, by
T/LAYFE, MAGUIRE d BANE,
deed 119 Second Arcot.
FOR SALP.-9 shares Pittsburgh Trust and Savings tkun
pasty Stork, by
Stock MIS= LOOMIS,
suxt Bill Broker,
deo2l Caw, No. 92 Fourth street. (above Mod.)
IN TILE DLSTIIICT COURSOF THE UNITED STATES in
and for the Western District of Pennsylvania.
Foster et al.
To- t, In Admiralty.
This Steam Boat Pilot No. 2.)
By virtue of a writ of attachment lamed out of the above
named Ocurt, returnable to the 28th day of December inm.,
at which time the cause will be heard, I hare attached the
steamboat Pilot No. 2, her tackle, apparel
HN and furniture.
JO DICKEY,
Marshal Western District of Pennsylvania.
The hearing of the shove came continued until Friday
next. decitidd
EXCELSIOR I . 1 NIBUS LUIZ,
sem=
Pitts h, South Pittsburgh and Birrsiugham.
TT HEnaer4ned takes this method of returning- thanks
to the citizens of Birmingham, South Pittsburgh, and
the public generally, for the liberal patronage already AZ
tended to the New Line, and to assure them that these Om
nibuses will bo PERMANENTLY run on the above route, at
such hours as will be found most convenient to the citizens.
The undersigned hopes that this effort of PITTSBURGH
ENTERPRISE AND CAPITAL, to facilitate the intercoune
between Pittsburgh and her enterprising neighbors, will
meet with liberal eneonrigement, as no pains will be spared
to render the utmost satisfaction.
FAILS 5 omits per trip, or - packages of tickets for $l,OO.
tiecat:3t - .TO M% &NOWDS.N. Agent
Tess I Twist Teas:
500 Half Chests Green sad Black Teas
A. JATNES,
PMDEICIN TEA STORE, 38 mut street, Wholesale and
Retail Dealer In Teas, Coffee, and Sugars, invites the
attention of his customers and Country Merchants genet
ally, to his large etock of Green and Black Teas, selected In
New York, with great care, and with speeial reference to his
increasing retail trade. Having devoted our entire uteri
tion during the last seven-years to the 'Tea trade, we feel
assured that we can do our lutUnerout eustomers ample
justka, both in quality and price. Retail Grocers are
ted to call and get samples of the different glides. We par
ticularly Invite the &thater' of our customers to our stock
of Extra Fine Young Hyson, Imperial and Gunpowder.—
Also, Ezra Flee Oolong, the sweetest and most fragrant to
the American market. Also, Loveritues Crushed and Pul.
wawa Sugar; Rio, Java and Mocha Coffee; and New Or.
leans Sager.
Pittsburgh, November S. 1152.4 kw
SONS I TE2II: BALANCE BALL S.
On Thursday - Evening, December 30th,. 1852,
AT LAFAYETTE HALL
rincHwrs, 52,001 can be obtained from the Managers,
T
but not at the door.
Thomas Steel.
John D. Bailey,
it C. Stockton,
John Mellon,
Wm. C. 'Friend,
O. 11. Mildebeand,
Wilson M'Cantiless,
John Lang '
Samuel M. Lightner,
J. M. 'Kinkead,
F. 13 TbQrstop, •
J. 51. Mckpatriet,
Wm. Barrows.
FLOOR IFAXACIRRS.
John D. Haney, O. L.
Samuel IL Lightner, John VISA,
J. IL Kirkpatrick. der"Z:tr
Unrivalled Attraction: _
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS?
HHMINER & CO., No. M Smitlowd street, hare,opened ,
. their stock of Books for the Maids" tomprtan
the most splendid and valuable variety to be *arid any
where, East or West—to which the attention of the public
Is invited. It is Impasllrie to glee a full astelogneof thew
beautlfnlftlft Boob, in the columns of a newspaper, and
the titles of a few only, are therefore given—viz:
Our Saviour with ftr;derts and Apostles
The Souvenir Gallery.
Beaman of the Oran of Charles IL
Cluiraeteriatitt of Woman.
Illustrious Personages of the Nineteenth Century.
Gem of the SeII3OII.
Christmas with the Poets.
Gift Book pf Genre
Gems of Beauty.
Leaflets of Memory.
Rotary of Illustration.
Odd Fellows' (diming.
Emma Tempenuece Offering.
CM of
The Etepside.
'The Forget-ids-Nob
Claim* Books, Bibles, Prayet ks, Albums, Giuttegh,
de, dm, In every Tnriety, and at pikesdhsapee
than #,lr
Book Howe in tbecity of Pittsburgh.-
3LENER & c 0.,!
tice2s Ntad eldtbdield Mari
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w. E: Eart3rEwn,.
Notice.
A - tard.
IMPLLD DM=MM.
MANAGLESS.
0 L. Magee,
Win. B. M'Clure,
Remy Sebrether,
A. B. iirOstmont,
Wm. N. Davis,
John Otter on,
Wm. bretillough,
James H. Mange,
Bernard Walker,
John O. W00d.%
Land,
John Paul,
.
sir Birch Wine, Wino of Tart and Medics
tad Wines, of rations cliteractersibele been bac* the pub
lic, hut it haa remained for the Fouksr WWI to blend.
one compound the peculiar medical virtues of eaclant t.bnee
hemcietaut articles, whoa* anion ;tun icsin4fieirittuerre
curing those peculiar chro*, lthhety, stomach end der
diseases, claming - debility satt,pratnilois, Cdten of i'embhie
nature. The rortim WINE la ow of the_ bat frga.
use, having all the ittengthimlig Pr c olertfeser Witt, with
the healing and 4nedichmEntuditied the techfflued harts
team which it is
Bar See advertisement lit another this mgr.
Bold Wholesale and Retail_ by Dr ii&O. IC.ZYS, 140,
corner of Wood street and Virgin al/ay, Pittaburzb, Pa.; al
so, by JAMS T. SAMPLE, nortletrest corner of Federal
street and the Diamond,AnerhenY CUT- nclia,dalr
Atir , Pnaltiviely ;.,Cured, by Q . 8
RIIERSON'S American Hair Bettoratire.—The proprietor
of thel'artkia' ITair Beilorwtir y
met With suet unbounded =mess in the nee of bis article,
as to justify him In taking bald cases, and girtog a written
guarantee. That la,la agreed .neerni by,
tdoWelf and the person using the article, restore the hair et: ,
felipallyoar refund the amount eorpen4M3; or, he Ufa la
arthe tuna! price, without the 'slave guarantee. Abe
following instances, of individuals who bate hed their bah ,
restored, ought to marrieice -any tee of tta elbesey., They;
hare allowed us to use their names - as relitrenos :' John
Hotter Wads"- Brewery, cured of baldness 'of 14. years'-
standing; 8. B. lialmes,.3l. D.; Capt. R. Morris; James
Guth:1,3,131 Grant street, - Wm totally bald—now hill:mad is
completely emend with new hair: also; .7Ohn °burly, Ts.
=tam We would Write partigular attention - ter the fol-
Chu of Baldness of 20 years' standing, 'awed by ovie Bottle
and part of a battle - of Asurican Restorative,
' Mrs. Alexander, aged 42, wife - of William Alexander,
who resides at No. 48 Pennsylranits Avenue, statim - that she
hap been bald for the last 'D7; the toad, bn both sides,
eras perMetly smooth and without any hair; wharf she coin
mtmeed using the Restorative. She has now
ban
a bottle
and pert of a bottle 4r twir restorative, and ban mod lemurs.
Italy for the last six weeks. Her /media now perfectly cov
ered. with a thick cols of new hair, lint and strong, as any
one Mtn see by eating; Airs.::Alexszider has no objections
to the palls:aim of these statements.
I em a brother of Mrs. Alexander, whose statement
is written out ateies, and know-personally that the des
tents therein made are correct. A. G.-
Pitts inargh,, Be 17. 1952., No. 95 Fourth ids
DR. GEO. 11. KEPS.M, Wholesale and Detail Druggist,
No. 140 Wood street, earner of Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Ps.
*V- Serofula.—lt doe to. SSat's :Petroleum to say
that It has been known tocoroplately eradicate every restage
adds iiieadtta ascii° Johan time than any other "
remedy,
and at ieee cost or inamrantanie to the patient.
The thin:mutt of made:ass In the hands of tbe
tar, many of which are from well known citizens of the - city
of Pittsburgh sod its imsmilsla vicinity, go to chow clearly
and beyond all doubt, that Sot's Pereetzmt is a - medicine
aro common value r not only as a local remedy in "Map.
cis, itheussatirm,,Deqfiuna, tail of Bight, but as a valtuthie
internal mmedy, is the investigating phyikistm, as
well as the suffering patient, to becconewequainted with its
merits. .
Those having a dread of mixtures• are assured that this
1:m1kb:to is purely natural, and is bottled at it tows drum
the bosom. of the earth. -
The.foDeking certigiazte fx"Pie ri
ctfzent PaPor Pubblhe .
.ocuw., IV. ,Y., and bears , date A 2, 18.52, to which it
also anti:Pao/the D, Y:Foat, i 1 D,
of &mama:
Ttds may in truth certify, that "I have been ao badlj if-'
dieted with &minis &Otos last SOT= years that most of the
time I have been unable to attend to any kind of brutinese,
and much of the time unable to walk and maned to my
bed, and have been treated nearly all the time by the best
Physicians our eormtry affords; I occashmally got some re
hitt no emu, and continued to worse until Dr. root
recommended the to try the Pettoteum • or Hoek Oil, as eve
rything else had Wed. I did to without faith at drat, but
theelhat was astonishing: it threw the poison tothe imrface
at once, taut I at once began to grow better, and by using
seven bottles I have got a care worth thousands of dollars.
"lIELS._NAKCY 3L BARKEIL -
This may certify that I have been acquainted with Kier's.
Petroleum, or Bork OD, for mare thin a year, and Imre m-
Cy witrieMed its ben. 1 effects in the care of Ludo
tlitkers and other diseases for which it is recommended,
and con with confidence recommend it to be e'medicine wor
thy of skentien, and can safely say that sucems has attend
et its use where other medielneled
. .
rD.Y:YOOT,DLD.
for sale by all the Draggiatabx Eittelmrgh. • faxWalke
OAPS-50 bones arq..n.ol Soap, (mita') byS
, dm.2o . k SINCLAit.
nun , STOCK—Wanted, at Na. 75 Fourth stleer
decS9 A. WILECNS & CO
SMILT CHECKS ClNClNNATl—Conatently fur sale
In any amount., 11.75 Fmrettt street. • -
dreS '.VISTLKINS CO.
ntitlir. CeNT. bcl paid ror Silver
NI, Coixfola o. 75 Fourth street
41e48
DANK. OY PlnglillittiEL—Thenty ellares waatedjur
D Thiel we NM psy stiLoi plias If faraisheddisffgtLa
present week. Diec23l d. WILKINS .co.
R ONEY IN THE 00.1111-6-samil boxes, Alt. este by
.T. ISVSLY:* 00
tia4B . Tea De.idiziarld Grocers.
rArAILNTR CtiftltA?ilt3-3csaks,forssle wholettals or retail,
AU by J. LATELY 03.,
doe 24 • :SS Liberty street.
0 "DANK STOCKS WANTED.—,The-idghest_ market purr
will be paid for the rariatie City Bank &mks, at So: 75
Fourth Rtreet. -. Ctl.
WRESti FBEITS—Peach, Pewg, titrawberries. Vact
.o berrtei, Qcdnees;Tomito , Ny"&e., bermeticanY ge sl '
cd, for alp by LAVELY- dc CO.,
.t 35 Liberty Arad.
. btrrrillNirri
XTOTICE iw hereby gdses:4 that the .partnership fitety
istizurbetw eau Feints Oxley and llobertialtd, under:
the firm of Dooley k WA, was disrobed on the =dDecem
bee, 1842, by mutual consent: Frauds Cooley le antbMizol
to settle all debts due to by thalato tiTtn. the -latchicA
.4-addohlrllbbreltaleekbrtdMr - !: , iinfoilta.B l 3DOLEY,
BOHERSLALED. -
.Eltisharkb, December M, - dec2fed.•.
- Uu Ditifltn.4B--The - Ido znan's ^one berzeoV!
Mehl biaiineu Old stocks offloods st-ortglasl•
Aware ot the rapid eldmvs oonanually Wag m4_4110(34
dotenabled to -keep two Itb thoce ebboges snd Wier of the
- ptthlk, Chester ist doterminoi toeless tad has:entire Stock m
at= ind Bus' Belay Made Clotbinr, .3xdoes teziOdoro
411121101111 in Wacky. that and be coutiocekt. - thane
lisrshowlng Good.. Work- wurozuol. One=priee. - Tetms
mkt: Cash on delivery. WE STUDT TO ,
t' - 4
Wood street, near Fourth, •
'6e2S - tiOTHIC HALL.
NBlit - PLSISO 1111S1C-- '
014 Folks at Home;
Campterwußaces;
Sontag polka—iritti colored likeness of Sontag;
Oh! Boys, Carry Me Along;
Symms° Polka;
Uncle Sam's Vann; -
' Where am the Friends of My Youth ;
Blanche Alpert; -
' My Dopes aro Departed;
pilgrim;
Rcercism and. Scales—b Dreyechock;
Magic Bell—by S :
Be Watchful and Beware;
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep;
With all the late publications of Wallace, &yam& Btu
meatball, icy /c. Just reedited and for sale by
dec2B JOHN U MRLTAR. SI Wood st.
Convention of A *vs.
TICE principal Aaressors of Allegheny Cathay for 1553,
.1 are hereby notilled that they ire required- to hare their
assessments completed and returned to the office on or be
fare WEDNESDAY, the 19th day of Janbary -next, at 10
&dock, A. M 4 at which time there will be a Convention of
raid Assersors, organized far the gametes of equalizing the
assessments of the county.
Oben under our hands ; this 18th day of December, 1852.
MEM= BOYLES, .
MBE= NINO,
W3l. ALOE% ,
dec2l:4l . - Commissioners,
T WUULD mod MsPeetraliraPPOl to Housekeepers, who
j_ desire - cleanliness, 'without much labor, to call and look
at my articles of 11.11IISHES„ far Houselmepers. litizatd
notbMg In saying that the Itrushes I make are vastly sup&
rim to any In use, and are warranted to - give elitist satisfac
tion:6 If you want to keep clean parlors, kitchens, de-, yon
Brushes. :- 11Zr Don't Swgettlite place, at BS Mood street, nest door
to Davis' Auction Store, wham every variety of Drusbeeare
sokl et the lowest- rates, and of the very bostquality.. -
Remember, MOORE'S, 11.0 Word street. • ' -
dada - `HARMS MOOR&
Christmas and dew Years' Gifts. . .
yteHH indoarilhat Holidays will convince this enlightened
- • community , that the subscribers have the most =gni
assortment of WATCHES ANDAINWFXRI in the city;
out although they cannot baud. of being able ha sell their
goals from .1:1 to 30 pm. amt. cheaper then the- rest of the
trade, they welmtMeas think that they can satisfy the
most faWdlous, as regards gratify- of gads and cheapness
of price. Their stock is selected with the utmost care, and
=mime all articles,in the line, from the most costly down
to the common article. Three wishing- to purchase any
thing nice and vat fable, as a mermen to for Christmas or New
Tears, will find no other place Li the city where they eau be
better acamnicalated. ?tease give us a city
examine
our •Goods. L. BYNNEHAN & CO.,
de 23 No. 42 Fifth at, near Wool, Pittsburgh.
CORNERoP - iieR.K.E r AND FOURTH STREETS,
T HE,iebedassortatelitto be foul in the city, now open
Wistcherett ot Wi every pit Jon.
atehing
ewelry, of latiet iltsblonalli patinas.
Fancy bloods, both usetalsad corcouncobsi
Gams and fireside amusements.
•
A largeivicriel7 at Wracks suitable for Uoliday Gifts. trout
a cents upwards: Gallt penells,.tings, ear flap: eaB pins,
tread pins, gold pena, zpownw and forkaosapkia riaga.silver
est-p, tentzttres t ten aetta, nraiS castors, candebsbras, doeksi
tptetwlm, CAWIB, Clairetea ringwirallnutelatitjet jewelry,
ports tamales, Parisian statuary, Le., ell at the lowest cash
prices. [mall W. W. WiLSON.
Weal= insurance Company, Minium&
U. MILLER, Jr, Priv:dr:al- I F. 31. GOILDON,..S.vreary.
CAPITAL, 5300,000.
Wl:insure against all kinds of risk', FIRE and IIk
•I4LRINE. All losses will be liberally adjusted and
FromPUY Pali
A Some Institution, managed by tratscrons who are wen
known in -the community, awl who are &terminal, by
yromptoass and liberality, to maintain the character which
they hare attromed, as offering the best protection to tlsose
who desire Mho homed.
.......
D ir eekffs .-31. loner, Jr., C. W. Rkketaoh, 3. W. Boger,
N. Italmes, Jr, W. IL Smith, C. Emma, George W.Jackson,
Wm. AL Lyra, James lappet:mot; Georfe, Dars.!r„ Junes Mexamier Nimt I , Thomas Booth ,
re_ Office, No. 92 Water 'tree, (Warehouse of SpMg.
Co., cm sham) Pittsburgh- n0e2.10,p
B i • aT 11001,10. •
IF you . era In 'mutt of anything in the - itay of V 1
WATCHES, or RICH (1014) JEWELRY, amt vista to
obtain theta at the tersest Om, and at the -stone timeget
the beat quality; and warrantal to be u. represented,i all
you hare to do talc call at H. 0. ROWS fa MARKET ST;
yon can them Sad mom of the best quality of taelB Carats
Gold Layer Watches, full jeweled, at - ; f 1.23,00
Gold L'Efhts Watches; 4 holes jeweled, - 18,00
Silver Lore* full jeweled, - - - 1;20
t i tae 7l' o . 2cl iz aalra, as low u - - - 9.00
" Elbow Teo Gpoons, - - - - 5,00
And all otber Goods In proportion; tine Gold Jewelry-, or
every desertptdon, always on hand. tine
Gold bought
Orr nottuttictund to order. Please cell at
• . 51 - MARKET a, putgargh, Pe.,
dead • • . -R. O. HOOD.
Al glaeny. V ey ; Bead :Letting._ ,
0 RILL.LD PB.OPOSAII3 will be reeeirel at thcOomperty s
i s 7 once, to 4th . street, Pittst until the 251 of Febr . .:
cry, 18,53, trr doing the grading, ;mod Rader: dam
the portion of said road, en Pitisborgb ,4l 4,Rjz z i ng ,
county, a &stapes er 42 241124 ,.„ - "Let line will
Vl=ilAo sections 'of lama one mile - l enth and
bide may be made for one or more, 471 9, 3 'et mid Jon:ions.
Mow protPb• and eperiSeatlostseb. nead7 ...._
Miry on and after the 6th day of Zt,ti-, 331; . —l— " - ,
Pa.lo ..:2)••irM be recelrod dm Om G limottry and
mod aim SOr the Mparatra,temre_ _ • thsishlng tat
41.=: . eeonpletekrunt minimdtbigiron). 84.131411 be
op,..lved andeonsidared for the maim work,(inmegt firtzg a bi ng .
irorOfromittabcrYAMtheNmegork StatalUvad
references will be expected- from .I*4ers nit, upteaTh
yyaippppat..
pi.,23,414 V a
km= bitbe Company. s turtba influntstk:
ticm may be made by littm . to' Ham,
N. Jobnabm. oftla 01.‘w,e, ,to Chmit.Zobtanutt
taq?..4,_ _
_, or in
, -
M. bm501113010031,. Chid litiagi woe k .
' Ar ardizeof the Board of Manam. _ „, - r .
Ottbie of the AR/ Valley IL it. Coa . . -: . .., : •
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Tr-1
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LUSI2 1111 3Lta5t111,...........• ''....i... JOSEPII C. FOSTER Of' ,
iSS. Doors open at 6 1 4 echtek; pecan's:lssue' to eminence -1
st 7 o'clock. --
Air Seats Lazy be Jocund stale 11c4 Mks, daring the : *1
dsy„withont extra dune. - •i.
-es- ,
'
t,i
If '
- ' '
n{ of the cele•
I:4ITEL-I'B4fils
meare with the
ir :ThVein ib t 7 ::::e i h r 0f 151 . 1 4 1 7 1 7 ther t re be -. :Pe g 7 .l
TM" - Rielsftl '
....MA; Varna _ -
CtinFeit.- - - .
TO continde with the.besti _
CLARIII
11:3LUD
liali2l7"
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°S ri ' (./.101°4 Qr.*;ll:4rsCir"
1,4 1..;
motr * lsst- 111 4 W _ _
1131 MT : ORLEANS OPS. RA,11. 4 11 1 Z Z
flilt&T - ATTlLCCTlONiefalei'plaseernied st =As pendolun
-1,1 - us^ including Bongs. (Does. Chortutes.Denunt,im.
anIIILDAY .tarrsasoo t pozzczn. Ikon open
at 2, and commence at 234 - - -
ARP. abibiren secampanying t b tivanliane will ba-ad.
igh,. For putter:Ws see =SD bin e - Ticit4o2s - cute. :. .
R3' Doors open kmfercasoca camnenesug
8,01171Z1, 8 SANYORD,
_3/miater.-44—.Drodnrr•.
17272 . OP FOR .
SHORT nrA c 427" -
- _
ON MONDAY' BVILNIIYGOBWEIBMW2OIII.,. - Ana aXt- r•t.
ky . Sirius erre:rimming &mini the ireetaind AsiLLTITS• - :cf
DAY -- :.6.FTEBBOON, at, - 3- - otteck, , I2BNDBISSON'S
B CM33110.,M npumas AND 0121MTAL
series o
- f- zuziodtemt Droosing, .
-L851.0114- -
Abi*V4
r.ps
eon.::
Ear, P a lesttne, rEirls„ ette
eittda with the feetsteed "-Chem/till - 1 0 3 PaW t UL - L ti rt r° 7
pines u
_4. ‘ •
Adminicaa '25 eentx, Cattetuume!B4. 7. - 7, 72 ,
-
Asa- Doorsapris at liN„ coirups?cirt
ores WEEK . MORE 1,
AND POEUTIVELY - Ilitlitittnt
ATFIENIEUM_HALA, LthERTY .41 7 ,
'the pant are rtitpectifally , •
•
Great ltatasaa, ••••- K. .1
„
VOYAGE 'TO ETRIIPE -
Will be ellailed orsry evc4ng_duxbig tbe , week,z4.sill
pc it doge on tbe/0 01 havarY.
Air:NOT/CM D
z,
Twaig
ffNNI••y A D
.gxl3/B1
.--, TWO --
urg d
Whfeh Leek in thj Mti6h.
- • u
Exbi
will 'be.
ATHEN2EXHIVIEIALL, Lil 9trOct..
an' WSESI—WILL - CLOSS ai A11., - 11 - A.YNCS:
14 Pt" no , • I'M SZELIES•_O Giointlo-1%308..5=8,
=tiled—
EmbracingmagnifeenttiaraofEnstaniits aFt.or, :La
az; the Atinutte. Elver Maisel, Liverpop4 Lba- _
Crystal... Palate
• Wesuranster -.Oben LONDoN,trouttbatardiei,_pni_iti
wader the Bridget' amt - a nurgattairt at lbssEffit,..usS
-TUNNEL, IniWantlA L USinninatesUand4x4C ir of , batik , the,
un„ Ethibitiort: SATL**-A4TEENCONr - and
Evr..Nue, at 3 and 5j4 o'clock,
imAdadssian 25 centsi
Akar Dawn open 14 CIA; Pazutrazinto eaol3 moving at
_ . _ _
D:--Ileas &bare the Cntellly Teksrs#C
Office, earner tzt="Thirligii4NOS,-every paw.-
.A.7!1 GS:BONA LODGE, O.
Anger= L tr. hf pieta
,prery
evertingin Washitgban - Wool st. - -13L7 ._
geBLARECTEA--FuTtherbestucioxo =tin ruts
burgbpst. 50. centi? Ity - gStretfar Pella - VA Store, -
No. 28111th ArectOthoM the -, 07 test 8taek. 23211-9 rtieu
Teas CM always. be bad." _ - • .
NVIL6t4.4 .co.
11 - •" 7 -st. 0.• O. F.---14.ace of meettu,.'Werbiugton Uri
Wood street, between fifth street east
PtsudireowlsztaziNd.V3B. , - . Meetioretrfesklayeserdng....
Idzsesszas .11wesscssuar i Na 87::Meets!dirt and ibtrd"
Press ores& mon-th..; LinatZsii :
- 11 - 7213.T.NAt INSITaANCE -- -CONEFAStrifr of
-
Must - ford, Cottapital Stote: 436Csts.X);:its- - -
sets W 4,172. Mice tittle ilicsburgli - Agentors
- Room of kfCtirdy "LoceriiS,.No.. WWordortneet.S. - -- - • -
nos4AS , • ' - R. H..19410,30N,Agait. '
10=C °nisi _0 orzuq.S. Conte:l Agare*ioutiiies7
sou& areitetadfuity tomeuted withegruK,
remedy foulid - in. Dr.- Coaxx's.-.Gaist' PL . LET3F6 I fr#
Tale try .Dr. GRO- KEYBER,44I.I.I"ocd stseetiz, -
Pries, retail 4.1234 sul 23 eta. per box,
All.Tiberal &siliceous to Max who '
ir.SPILSCPJUAJN.WiIIiIdICIAL OCILLP.U.P.-04sui
y r
Cluszabarlizes,}4.hrnar of Third Market stracts, :• 1.
Mani • tioar,y fittaburei, - Pa. • K P.- 000D.NOCULE. Prada- -
ea decosinlant;k.r-; E. U. SPIKNCIFX, Ascielate..-Addrou,, - -
- P. It. SPE-tiCEB, Principal Teacher of Willing and Co..m-
"§oysiCmded ist soother ;
Cu:is s• S - Curtattit.M
rtitEt Thaunitigi of eier .dectiptitak,•244olllM
Mast" Etraestellas, Law sod .31nalto
%bud miaow 40 . 4 4-lint cont!i!*. l . o . olztainPin 4B 4l4: 1.'..
at 'wholesale; mai , _
• ..
So 1® Chemotatiiiet;iotiwswystib,nwaris* , .. - - - ,‘ •
cartmas lt s ce and Tdosps4;ity.a.:•rscteigistxriora
Oa :Miller's :AV inalow : • e Alannfatow
tory, CORNED Of UCCESID AND AUCL1.:1333,_ t
PIILLADELPLILL 002 MOM/ if, 4.. Orietr—Nala mod &mil •
atir Bthire;Ctmrch, andledifirceni BLUM, fthide
Dealers and otheiw are Inv - hate give arel'ebil o .be- - : •
fore petrehatizq elvewbera: G. 1... -
atitherra - S. W. earner Sees= and Archstawitlhg: - 4
('r NELSON'S NELSON'S DAGUERREOTYPES.— -
u.,y• Post Otani Buildings, Third street. Litimeme . tabor •
In all kinds of weather, from 8 'A- BL to b P.3l:.,greing
neensate =tette and animate likeness, =like and ugly rf:
periar to the asnancoreheap daguerreotypes, at the ftdkoetog -.-
cheap* prces: *3,50, wr f 3, ft, fa and upward, =Orator
the size and quality of ease or frame. . • .
Mune ibr chiLlrm from 11 A.-11.. to
N. BrLikeneases orstelter.dexasel persons tat= fn asui
part of the city. ' ' [ncrely - •
Noises In
_the 11=4 amt ati atm
(bey . Freeghle diaeliazgeslostu the ear, speedily and- per erms.
neatly removei, without pain orinnotty eaienc , by Dr. .
ter, Prineipal Aortal of,the N. T. Ear Ezzgery„grho may be , ;-
consulted at 09 Ando street, Philadelphls, from 9A.M. to 3 _
Thirteen year. of of and almost undivided attention to •
this branch oral:wets] prattfce hat enabled him to reduce
treatment to tench a decree of success as to find themest cm. •
firmed and obstinate eases yiehl,bl,aateady stkration to the
man. prescribed: , . . (aute23....
11
- I.AI3.IiteCIATED PireinenTs instaraileer:
'Company of the City otPittaborgh.
—W.W.I) T.T. A A,Preskient--BOILEICT PINNEY, Secremry.".
Will fissure agabut FD3P. and S'AARIbli RIdEB of au
kinds. Office: in .2Jonompiltels: gouse, Nos.. - 1114 and 12.1
Water street.
ITLZE :Insurance' Companry, _ot
07 C 311 Pittsburgh.,-1-11. 8 tHIN _
G; 2.A31. g
IJiSL Tr , MA RAART,T s Seimmtecry;
94 ifirfor Sired, Mutat _Afar/714rd Wood sfreds..
ip -
lwearcs
NUL aril CARGO 8.919,5, tha Tap ass mut* t 4
pi Biters Anil tlibotaries.
spinet -Lon or Thoonge bi Fire.
a me nd
- Against the 9crfts of tthe bisai too J r ...111(671011.•
011304-N1) PEN?iSTINANIA , HAW:WAD STOCK—M
shares Ear sale by ;THOM :PSON BETZ
a:004
ccrraer Third and dreettr:
ts-111
r >" 2 :-.-- •
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-,5,-.-,-;:.:•.1,.-rirf;._i,..';,..,.,,.-:::- t.,
V - p:r:•EVYi4I
LAST PIM .N7GiM..OI O rrre
A , VOYAGE EtriZOPZ
SP.ECTA NOTICES.
•31.. AUL, Survisora Deni4t..-4Sticamar tri
p. W . lo 3 No. 144 Satithtield at. •1.
"W. *:111s1114 Jam Andmon„
:r B. B Ettapaccry.
Wza. M.ldgar, - IL IL
Robert Emmy", ies Kant,
William Garman,
A. P. Ans Milt= CoMagtrocd,
lititc, _.Tapeph Sale, , - •
Wiliarter.
U. D:Rit, , , Lastatirjr.,
Will Sam Bags - Eszimet N.- Mier,
Saxnuel Res, • , SUE= B 1 hw , • _
Robert..tsztasp,fri J.S.obr Dnvortb ,
B.
Edward Rarbauh,
tong .F,l.:Sch oo rineieSellerc - 1.
es - _ mmatse,_
Tralter - Bryint, Winlus.B. Maw:: '." -
SL Pea:sock. _ dada
Itteara Engine-Wasirted -• _ = -
7 WANT to purebana good .necond bud Stumlitigins,
1- -with about '4 inch crtaler, sad 6 or 6 toot Mot*.
monmsoN 'mum ;
earner of MArket And Water stmts.
R A.L.S.V3--&edleas Raisins; - _
Re'S I - -
Box do; ; _
Of every dewdpitter.foi. azielyytfor package- Or retail; bY
t ws - _. I—LaTELY CO., 285 Liberty street.
. .
rif in eel= for Thirteen Direc 6 tOs; to iiiinifor 'thy eit
'ming year,' wilUbe Vela at the 011 its of the ASSOCIA
TED 1111SMEN'3 /NM:RANCE CO.ILPANT,intTEFV.DAY,
JavaAry 41b,1553, tatareeuthe Laura of - II a; atom& 2 r.::71.
dee2L•td , FINNET,,Secre
CIIASIPMINE - - -
50 baskets Ikntehe Inottet,& quartsestaFto&r;
10 do 'lleti - do;
- -10 d 6 °eater's Anther; ' - -do Ito;
'fr stare and for sale - -
dee.4 • • MILLER k RICSERSIM
WINES-- .
_ • , - • -..-...
03% euks st. dloontiricido pals chary &adores;
20 do so. lent Aile - dal _. do _Caxperder's
20 -do - Part Wine_ -do . do.. Mint lt- Co..
ZQ do : - ' Dry and sweet Malavi.;
10 bhds. Itargandr. Wit: Teri 2 uPerlor YAldebta,
Allandy arui Blackbizrez.' - id - stile and tor.iale by -
dodZi - - ' . -; ..: - lIILLER It BICkMII3OIi.
10 plpee flY:pfulaltrisady,-.7-E4l l l-/#4;
45 do do • do -1: do.
1344;
• 30 do do do " 18507
• ,alb asks do 'do 19 ,-
10 half pipes Rochelle, Beigetette -
In Mammal foe sate b 7.- • -- •
dec24 - •-.' : ' auLLT"
MCKETSOY
'4)BACJC— -
•
30 boxes Va lump; '
10 d 0.40 . .. ,141 m 0 thalmrlerry:
zodis and
Anderson's;-
-
40 -do
_. -
Afflobinson'ir •
073 do -Road'
' Manart-alleo;n'a
. - If, lb. Warp, doarftionar, Myers':
...entalt bout =tura 1 04.zmomareld* /b. huuln
at do V -e lompEtuart'a, TO Mora and for sale by
- • - - _:-.I4IIILEIC.V_RICKETSON.
_ .
Q lClF E L TRAPTSfurigasbytin
on gr>at,
- _LOM)M !-• •
LiviarkociL,
- _
- - • P..y.8.L4 Tull ;
PIiA
tie pad say ft.nk,ina Itowie in. east Itett,„
ma. Ireland. Praive •or ty, &lid ittoritet all of lairPasai
s ,„
_Bork of Snend tote, or notes -at then:aim os
azid- wzmuov. , RT.43[121;r 0
fde23 -
-Montt= liottee, , .
Ilervirruoßris letreby thee 1,141,-'the-Stoethadere. the
rive sot Steubtanille:ltaitteed -COmpt%
bolt tbstmeeealmeetietardeteetioefor thichoiee Pre•! ,- ,
Meat exel - teelyeDireetars at the Chtnpoor, et the
zwees Boolue,lißelonvelre tliktin4keuncr.O. ol latt otroot;'
sad Diamoutzlisiiin emelt/or Plitsiarel/41wMoblay,tbse,:::'
10th„clay of Jemmy, 1S whet* abo . s repco4,l7l beam&
of the =Mon of Vet Merman:, mei grogropa of theft TaZir. 5' , -,
Th(tDiettiOZt EVEIMMIOO stains ceelxk elll.32Xelaug.
4445 "- -MOWS HASELOII,-earecari
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