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( f'ft?^f^=^tef4 i > ,rf ]rfs ,, ' ><t i f‘-.l?f^ , > t^4 XD- HeaAS. SI T?jmso!n 4 0», who 6W P»BJt, be*
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r - ;'B<OTblft afc-tlie.Hoil of: tli6 lloaso or Wfiv
suiy29t,b &t ihr “ °
■£s“ “ Wild Hover”willnppear to-morrow.,
i - eoi. Waite)£m*oiSm.Kss.
lt d?rmored that Our distinguished follow
" hasbaen-tenderedthe
P v •,. ; vußsloit-to Venezuela.-Should thiaprove truo vo
shelf tejoice-atit. Pittsburgh has not jet one*
oSices;aodßO beUer man j
could ha selected for such apost. Arasidence
! «i for fcfowyears at the Carraoas Would, we think,
suit: the Cot We hare felt sure that the Col's
services** tho Democratic party wodiThe re
'' ' ' membsrod by this administration,* »No onchng
lahOTfd/more faithfUly and effectively in the
' - oanse%f demobraoyfor many years. He has,
f been' -twice president of the electpral college of
* thiaiState; and 1 whenever an. opportunity has
ijgttfflD* l " ctfered, ihe democrats have delighted to honor
hidf.. Wo should ha pleased to see him in the
v public service, hut should have boon auchhet
~ ter "ptessedf however, had_ he. been sent to
&^?Sw^^P " sw /..*-/
'c ‘ a great talc take, yesterday, in
\sf r _. w ' ' onnottaoing that Mr. Lewis Pebhikq would not
f •’*V he a-candldate for the office of County Commis
sloner.i’Mr, E. informs tm that he irißbojt
candidate ; and we inferred- from his converpa
j^*l '^<f ! tioH that he is confident of heating ’Squire
i'aV^a^ , ‘Ss-§« V>*f/p BaosJts in the race. Wc have a warm feeling for
. Hr. 'Stosnso, hut we havß no desire to see the
5 ’Sqniredefeated for tho nomination. Although
Eihatira denies that he had ever been a dopto-j
j~ f -n fhVr „ democratio friends, and we would boaffraid to
trust him as the wKgccndldate Mr. Bbookb
pf? t hyd - iajjnrann/ If ho gets the nomination, we will
f/ #;>£t i£. - vivo him a first-rate noßco- In the 2 Jemmy Post,
. “ ondrecorit la glowing terms, .oirthe morning
- aftertho election, his beautiful defeat. Qurcry
I ©SkS-'- " „ ia Still for 'Squire Bnoosa, and if the whig con
«£?4FV’t? * : ' vcnt&o doeejnat nominate him, the people will
can<sn indignaffon mcctingT and gel Joe Barker
O T49% t<pmqke a speech. It vill be on outrage which - .
woaid r endanger the peace of the country. ‘
B "£§&&%, ijAUBFAC-EOaES OS-LOCOMOTIVES.
ltaOTrarfapsTSßlatMauvlntMiMVltt tho nowiaitor,
StiTeHamrftots?y ia - a verr-clorcr fcilcsv, from the fact
'-’ViiJ’VjJiff (hrono* J^hiloW'OTOCSOgre^l'vanSoai^Tesli^n arc- j£ £t^oK j^ na j' nrta tililllo XcgWilmo ftoathirtevlins
V/ofllrf.W- : ' pDtitioa fbr in ircii. rG *^^rsr c .-wnist County of election,, of courso,
' s \s 3 y _ Um.n»ist of gwa» pcrteasl popularity.
'.. TToioo. Q-Qponnitvillage toor.l^tr.j>p^lnttil^ueporEmiiQ-, with thoretirtnz Editor, Zlr..llnrperf hovoTor,.Vftnre tntl*
'feSjfifeslit3' ?Jm‘tl , vJ‘.iS'.'--: : ?'t ‘.v Vt!ltp i g».l | r°r <!a -ynutciy ooiuaintcd, »ni»-fciTiv rrliEjbußU him a oourtoout.
•hßd«sßm**> inrcrtta’.i] lntercuartuvlliiiiiui . imin-m
-f- oSoan-noUCtiaa ondvriant In tto Cnroit of payendv
rmd idnu., A-iho to no lonsa «n»<n i», «4 has had th»
t^’tetnsi»'««s»p«*i».tbS*u4SOT^:*®o2 } , 4l^»-'
si.-s: - ■■ h« f.rtri Jr oTssSclontßirmsthto omboia qolst and street* of .prlTslamo, tfa most benrtihnrish him.
£ J Sl?ta tteims reason snaaydayaolißnonypnSority, ncihHiumal frthecana
' ’wfStaScttMtattSd Kte
X:<.V.Stii-'.y.O^^£ t .4hepleis«ntesl;ywreof.lwjhoad.US.inlnUmate»iooelaam
- MdibiTOS^Ort^to“if.arectm“noiSthot vtmhto. lt tri,»^to-womAthe^-timjtoiK flourish
If tinwfff A’nt»w»rHttp'* w * T *-taT>BS- cf tfe* b®> wccsiti npt howiOfln the. W-t? +t *0 fioij
tiilsnot" it so avec&t«, «go
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WDtHay, fhefotmufocture of Locomotive* fo
- ' bSCOoiDS'(iT€tyin)portattanttincrea£lQgoraiXfliis ls
of-hadness. 'There are not less than tme thon- %S^s^M^ m l£B££™£
sandlocomoßveshuiltyearly in the HnltedStntea.
Tvieethatnumhyr.Vin'boreqnired in lessthan rturinz*iiitor,irr.n,to m\rbcst trisiia foi bi* health
three years time, hTthecoftstruotion of railroads and —
, - continues nith the same rapidity ns at present-; [ From tho ’'readrmofpo.) Docootrat ]
• and the business on them incroasesnt the seme
«sss%&} rstmns heretofore. W>*& locomoHves cost on
~r ^... . fiDOPlrelgnt tnoaßanaiaollayg to long occupied by Mr. H.-wlth honor, to.binualfimtS ad*
making the snug Uttle sum of §8,000,000
jrfSf' now paid yearly for looomollvcs. And, if our true IP tho principles of democracy» and retires- witb. Uio
* ** . . , . , \ , consdowncss of banng perfonaed his duty as ft tbitbfol
,r ox>'; - conjecture is correct, twice that Bnm, or eisfeen «uto r .
saillionaof doliars, trill be paid annually three , [ From the Washinston (r».) jsoyiaa ]
'PiltSburgb can surely compete with the world Snuraarimt’-tooiMtS’o* eisS^iS 110 !^iTaStSSM
inthjabronihofmanufimtoe. Duringthenext
J . 1 year,probably ohoqt 30,000 ions of cast and ill«s*cn eoanty In oar State hegislature We wlih the
wrought iron, besides'other materials, will be nw firmsaras*- ,
consumed in this sioglo brauMt of manufacture. iFrem the Stohcounty <o) Bcmwrat ]
V- ' has tho-iron,' tbs coal, the
&~MSM SfeS TJ^S^ShiLSSSiratolS 9 m
t s r kA££ Wcatara valley, With Its vast system °t railroads, acwoptray Um In hla retlreswat. The Post, In tho
fr%^ «* Jt 19 t»f.impbrtan«n that Pitts
buigh fibouia become early engaged in this bust- pae«..
* B ®' There will not be a railroad in the IVest* | [From the mmsbarg (Pa.) Union.]
*£ ?lssssss^ss^^s sManats
‘i l ■ l ~ tfoa with onr city, no that locomotives poid out hi* Interest In that paper to Oeorce F OiUmor?,lato
f«4: -x- W i-. «■«***• ooa{!l b 9 ?. 45,011
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(•J-.tC‘A r ,-’'!-.-trfVr ,4v ef>ssf '^inVA 1 • ftoocyg I>APF>S HOOK. 1 nor, that paid Its own way ahd epoho It* otrn aonUmcnm;
w*».*o _u W«VV*». Ei*«D are glad to learn that harethe with a'oompetenea’
f ‘f} Tbs August number of this excellent Magh; ttatMU onake himto eatmraoy buslm! 3 that may ealt his
v VV I'ir* rineia before us; .trnd we thinkmconple Of hours jlr,smmore,Jd snocesaor, la a gentleman of ability, and
efcvJ dfivekd tolterpomsal win satisfy any one that S5rOMtl7,,lL •
- it is indped.hn >tesedlent” periodical. Thp
‘>ac f i ' (frtioiqs m fiborti well wiitten,and present a
?• "i "'f'.-i '■& fcP' i^&S,nkr:: ?j4 veriefy and ahnndfince of intercdting“inatter*
' ,5 * 1 k ' V I that jcsdejß it ft most welcome monthly visitor
r X ‘ffiZ'' at-the homes of Intelligent readers. .»TKs iUnV
r , ‘ tuitions are executed with a taste and artistic
sk% highly creditable fond. its whole appesr
- ‘ ‘‘^'■( , tVCs^?ft'o' c k it anew indicates good taste and jadgtaent jn its
MiZ pfifeUfihcrs. The contents cf this number are—
,>&■[£ ", * AUceTeinon-o tale at Troth and Love;
- . - - --V
'n^S 1, i * Letters, &o.;
AP"* s t - ja’s. 1 ‘The Mysterious Box;
~Jn JlpderaHfpitaHfy-; « - -< v <-
Sketches of Southern Life; . ".-. J
f - . t *
- tffliwEirs* Quarrel* „. ' , -
IV "• Isndecago, Gardening; .. - - i
- Leave?from myJoumaL ; - u f’ ’ Lt
-BesarHaroegesf- -
'AnntTabitha’s IJresida; " - . - [fto
l Gossip i&m? on? Paris Correspondent; . PnmikoaPo
, f ' aSZ-tfVSal.l.r - -Mofenßrfosaers, No. 1; tditorottbiLmriu
T3mnn: GMldj.
■ «4. i -1 .,. ’ • Thirteen. Pieces of Pootfy; , hoTc^-bStMt^iaV
a.hion Plates- _ ‘ JatamiKd, fo^stoallh
5° * ' , - * , 1 , J [ From tho Philadelphia
l ' -3>eia»ii4ioEdon Fashion?; 1 . -
,o 5,'« < £ S[-7r oi.f’ 1 - Baiter's Tftble, &ff., &0. t So, -; HarpovEM, has retired frmn h§as3oL.
| extend the list fhrtbcr. But we
>S Vtf * «ttrfa»avlflo ouplady readers, for tre bovw b*n Tt £ca lqiw Üborer fa the u
U J nI ba&iSQE&iXb get-lhis zmnbor Of leinpc^^^t^ mi NoUoma,. and we bear.
I *-£ ' v-d- i - t \ on^baterurtesmbo-may Iwmcbfhls u
1 *v+zf W * acadlfc . jSefatata. GeorgeF.qiUmon ofPlttsburgb,iraQcec4s
. - _
’< '-rT W ypM? lesSt fSwtf&safjta of the- roof of, the BsJtnaoio.
Kr? WS: ;;(;^7:/M
x tßinua gmmnrn.. . gzlusoss.
PMliips fc GiUmore, Editors & Proprietors/
iS&AY TU0EHIH0:::::::«::::::JIU.Y.27,
- <Ui«»;tag»- k M *-. -<
- :i ;i :■.-.£.. DemoorfttlcfJStatß. CottYfinUott* . ..- •,-
Iceordins to «v Ecfcolutioa of the BtAte Cental Commit
*GiaUcßiOcratlc gtoia t Cottrcution -of 1853 -wpl *w»v
rSi.ff 9 -TTZT'- '- - tU*r ntjvtieesf tu
OP Tin PRESS,
Wb publish to-day a part only of tho'Bupaw
ons not: cca-of One papsr cinoo tho change in the
i proprietorship. W 6 do thiß to show to our rea
ders and the pttblio ibe representation, of our
paper at home and abroad, as a party organ, and
a basini-a jouroni We shall not again trouble
our readers with such a dish of compliments.
We might bare added many more notioes to the
Hat, buTtbey are of the same tenor: and all er
press tho utmost good w»U and-csteem for the
old «established newspaper," and Democratic
i “Organ."
■ Ottf snfesoription Uatis.GoWincro&singdaUy,
and our efforts fo“makifit u first rato paper are
'increasing also. * differ sail,'_we thank tho
Prega all roupd, fa? and near, for their kind no
tices and, good wishes
„ . [Pronnho Carlisle (Pa.) Voluntary
ieroSEOßimieffin-HtaeSjt.JlariKr, la
I tho able 001 tor Of Pittsburgh bos sold. Ws.lnterest.
I in that establishment to Geo. P. °£llmoro, Esq, und the
■paper trill hereafter-bo conducted by Plumps * fbUmore.
As on editor! Ufl Hnrpcr has acquired sn eurlable end ton
c-aV/ldGlf.tincti c.n, slid bos
■ thd eapse ef n-‘Tueenery and tho principloe end usages of
[ iho wdty. -It irtritli regret we part with brother Uurpor,
brrr we Te-utded liuu ouo of thßttiy host editors in Pcnn
srirauTa. Ho has our best nishes tn his retirement Sit
'QUlmoretMt nan»P»sueaMoi)Js a manof sterling.worth,: i
n ifriterolablUtyvnrJduradmaVnnd.rellabioEctnocrst. Wo ■,
'tttay 'ihprelbrel' Ospeefc to find tho Past the same ttble and j
-ToarfcnemocrStie paper^lKhas,heretofore bootn:,^!«>: -
- v l>- rsd mmm u -v \
' tFrcnitfiePortogo(o.) Sentinel. I
itKo estal)]teU*fi
■meat,' L’6'lia7iDtj'.<lfepoaKl'Of-:hU interest therein to George,:
i Gifhaote, iw , fate nirmtyr of theTcnnsylvanla Legfela
■ tw-tSna'Ali^en^Connty^The Poat-haaboen .tmOfir ine :
elwrae of Mr ilarpor for eeyerr years past, and during that
• tlmb-bas been'ft&o of tho -best. Dcrnocratto-papcrt :m. : lba (
'«otuitty*'ftnd hlflTjatwns nndbretbrenof tho Press.wfll rtt:-|
'eret tp part with nlta. lalilsTaledleforyjMr,-nj tbusspcaJto
:§f hla^sc^so¥i~’ < Mr- i oiHmoreis
-'Domocttiti iruatP fcu party M , ito- principles i no is* lino.
'• ftgfolsr? nix ieejftnrlishoi} writer, aim thoroughly acquainted;
•wlththo ijlstojy*'politic3 and'lawflof ~the;:eoiinbs‘+.' Our
brethren of tfco-.Democratic press-will find him courteous
'andobliging }'hntl.T>ath.:ready :*nd' capable to aastolpaud.
defend hiS position' fts a riandard-bcarerln the ; Democratic;
fcftbope whom*? dttlre apolitical
'aadcoinmerriall?apBrittiat^
£ Frtfni tho (Pa.) Sentinel 3
:». EDrromi disposed of hislnter'
• eat ia the Pittsburgh Post to George F- Gimnore.. Mr. .Uar*-
cperhaSbeen thplasdiaffeditaxof that paper forsatenuyecr©
'and hfi'was thefetthful and fearless advocate of the princi
ples of ibe Democratic party, and done good service la. the:
cause fbr which he battled. In retiring from hU arduous
andtwd’al phsltioaiha carries wlthHm.iho well wisbetof
fnmmonitT.ii •:•■■■ - .'.••-••••■•' ;•■■•.: v;;--;.'-. -,v...
• Mt. Gii.\ttioru/ia assuming the duties of editor, has; tho
confidence of the-pecrlc-. taleated, and possesses ia.au
• eminent degree >tbo qualifications that are necessary - to dls
charge tho duties which wfll devoir® upon him. lie-ole-1
•tibgnished himself in t be.; Legislature, last winter. ,oa an i
;ls a true andstnadfest ,
.Democrat. ■'Under-Its present- proprietor* tho Post will bo :
'M popular and Interesting M;fermerly• i . ..
9 [ From the Mansfield (0 ) Shield and Banner. ]
/ NkWbvapjes <hUSQ£.~-ThogGntleinan elected To represent
Altc.Tbear county id the Legislature last fell, Mr. GUunore,
: ha-Vwe soo by iaAt Xuesdaymornlng T s paper, purchased tho.,
interest cf our friend Harpcrln the Pittsburgh Morning
:postj' !> Uo isi we :learn; well iqualifiod to fill
he htti'Jthosehy'aad we hope.hlh. association with. Mr.Pbib'
lias, who vtays in* wiU prove toth profitable and agreeable.:
■Tbo wUliiltaWal.or Mr.:llarp(rf from' the - Peat was Quito an
•unapected cvbnt lona, and the appearance of his raladto-1
tbry has tahen -ns very much by surprise. l«o .one .can to* i
ffret more his taking leaf* of the corps editorial,and os. he I
•battled eonobly In tho hottest nontepte .ifor, tha good old i
cause of Democrat- " Weindulgethohopo of bring obio.i
2 somt W- wricomehuassalw ftjonoufLthobrcthrpaof the
press* It Unur that* 4n whatever .business
<Lecky lDdpcrchc®£eahemftortficnsage* , ha..taa3r bo. sue*
•cessrul.' On Mr: withdrawal from
‘employees prcBenVeiito ;Wm; os.a testimonial of their rtj
TBDcetaadestoem, abeailtiful.obODy oane wltixAheayy gold
Ms4*'vcry highly trrongbti upon the jdato or;which was
■•gravcfnhls noma andAfew appropriate words, dsrignating
by whom Itwe3 presented. *
f ’ j[ From the SoraeTHet (Pa.) Visltorrl
I i.-.-VSiSTTAgrar.. flnAsac.—Lockv. I£arpcr. £sq>.fpr inany yeare
! %Htor of the Pittsburgh Postfhas disposed of bis Interest to
: yjeorgeF. Gill more, ■!&&. witO » ably represented Alia*
i •Kheny countj'in the last to which atotiau-na
was clQvotad, In that Tl ? lilg.stroDgioW,. by > -hU sterling
worth'-and poaniMitg- ' liiadar-theioini ccotrol.of
Messrs PhlUlps'S'Uhimoro thePosfcannot fell tobo oa scr*
tlceable-to tho party anl ps rrilabloM fonmnrly,
; •-■'Wo canrcQt refrain from soying » few words more or Nr.
iTswf: on; hlsrailrciagnt ftom tho Mation tbathe basilica
'to lonwW ru WeU.-r'Ehe! OrmocEatia wrty la indebted to
him Janre largely than any other,maa in WcstomiPennsyV.
- Tn every- eri sia be?;raa toady and active j when fe*.
jnatldsmthreatonadvto.,distrcct.or derixoy tha party,ho.
stood firm, and his talents aud example-mtol many feom
brio" carriednway, flefcas our best wishes fojf his success
tod:suq>plness,-.-... •-..;?
■post.'
f iromtlu>ClQTolQnd(o.) I?!ainiifialeTj ,
■< .The PirrHiixm«ir Pow^ho;WttBburgh : diftogcstdl*
iora-.-LeeSy Carper; Esq., who baa so-lontruiulabiy done
good through its column*, has retired to mate way for Geo,
GllJmore,‘Eaa;,' T7ho*i» -co4nocUon with Thomas Phillips
the lata associate of Mr. Harper, promises to continue tho'
character which thoiFost has hithertobomcofaloadineaiid
i reliable -democratic journal,- and oihithful expounder of
Idemocratio principles. While we regret- to -part company
l triih ftlr. Hwwrjwu aroglad to loam that tho Post has fas
ten Into hands which will mafeeUe iUturo equal to its post
t [From tho We fcmoreland (Pa) BepubUcan)
1 J pmsfitJEOrf see ty the issue of this ptt
‘ per that Jhccky llarpor, Esq.j tho able and
taleuted cdUorof the Post, bos.sold out his ro*
■ tired; ~ Ho4s flucceudcd by::George. p. Gillmorei Esq, late a
-democratic mcmbcp.of the Legislature-from tho Whig coun
ty of Allegheny- ~
■■i -Ehe-Posthasoverbeen n-fidthfol and influential advocate
-modsures ofifab democratic party*.:
. • Thomas Phillips, tM-j Still conunuea ono ofihe partners
of the Post- . .
. „ (Pa.) ArguaJ
r
day contains thoValodictOryof feck; Harper, Esq.,tho lato
> editor.-' Sir, H&rpdrb&s'conduetedtbe jPoSt for ft number
ofysarsi withftbiaty. enarsy Knd e£ndaaey:i ooorgftF;6£U
nore.ftgentlcannagfiltlftthwrt<rt-thefl£nißefaeyofAllegbaDT
• Wtantyyftad of talents ofa high orders is the cewcditor.—
5?o wish Mr. Harper prosperity cud happiness in whatever;
oflife he may bo pU«a» and'tre extend, totho new
■ KditOTvthe hand of msh hlmp6litical;flnd.
Pe^to-W^ s i;'M^^mor9^M.asmßinber.ofth&l<ust;
Uta r ahle
pssociato Editor with Mr. IL, continues his labor* and to
.ferestintbe c tehlishmcnt.
. -- [Pronvtho Wa/naOotmty (a) Democrat.
: { Harper. £ai-%for eomany.yearsthe-
V has disposed at his■■
Inferest to Mr. GrR Gillmore*. and: tho paper wfilin fatoro'
be conductedby Phillips & Gfllmora; The Jtaat la one of
po very hesf papers in the Uuion, and deserves to be well
■ patron Jiedt bnccfss to all hands.
} [ froin the Philadelphia National Argus.]
OTSucago regrbtfo: obeerre that feefcy
. Esa T hasro tired fromh& association withthe Pitta*
tast, after;R pDTmection of sAten •years-therewJth r
■ Onzmg which mno he has oddc*} greatly-write, reputation
ynfr character.
gr; Jhos been w eealqus laborer In the cause of the
nfcrdqyjhotJj Stats and-National,. and we heartily wish
-success onwhnterer stresmhimay launebhis hark in:
-|^c.-ftifti^: < -,GcorffeP.Qillinore.ofPltt3btirgh.suQceedsMr;
If £ J, r - * f f y jr
1 -d 51 ETeadyfllo (Pn-7 Sentinel J
'| ia-'fecSy jUariSrj £.ti , has raU out 61s!uEB3ttn s th»
PlHs!rarßlrl?ost,'toai?o.^ , ..Qiltawro, fcj iQ»Portisu<m
ticdlcDt jigpra uMlftirodot tis control of ita ltt« propris:
-tori and wohare no doubt it trill maintain Its high, charae*
tetunder ihs management ot its naw - SJr. GSJlmoro
is a good writer, and a maa of great personal popularity.— j
We wish the now. firm abundant socces*.:
{ Prom tha Trumbull (0) Democrat.}
•'.Tn* PHTSDimaa Pori—WnmauwAL of L. IT aweiu>—Wo
learn from the PittsburghPosi of thel2thinst.jthai Iccky
HarporjEsq.jthe able sad fearless editorcf that paper, has.
sold bis interest In it.tq George P. GiUmoro, Esq« Iwo-dcmr
ocrati® member torn idieghoay county in the Legislature
of Pennsylvania. ,
Wo ore loth to part with broihcrHarper.-Ho Is a so and
democrat, and an excellent and. has made tho Post,
dozing the seven poors ho . has been connected with it, one i
of the best and most reliable papers in tho counter; bni ini
Mr.Gillmomwe antidpai&an-ame wtosker, and ono that!
i is well calculated to ftlj the post vacated bySlr.Horpcr.ln
1 speaking of,Mm in his valedictory Mr. Harper says: MUr.
i Glllmoro :is a National progresaxvo IkanocraV true fohis
party and its principles; heis- a fine scholarfanaccomplisb*
,ed writer, dnathorotigWy acquainted trtth tho history-pol
itics. sjid laws of.the cpnntry.:-Our brethren of-tho demo
cratlo press will find Mm courteous and obliging; and both
ready and capable, tot ustain and derfead-hts position jq a
standard-bearer in tho democratic ra»ht”*w- 1 ■: >:■ -z& ■'
To both gentlemen, we tender our best wishes, and hope
tfrseetboPostrpiospez*. It Is worthyofsUberai support
bothas a political andcommegcial piper; by the way, would
it not be well bo well lot moreiofiodr.mcrmmUto patron
iso this paper T Wo can truly.say that Its - market reports
aro not«urp«scdljy coy paper la Pittsburgh.
'XlVom the £b(mshttrgh!(Pa.} Democrat]
•. -MokHistf Post.—Lecky Harper, has. disposed of his 1
interest iatMs.weU-'khoWndemoeraUo paper/ toGoorge F*-i
late mombcr of tho Pcfinsylvania i
Representatives, from'AltcghehyiConnty.;-91r.-Harrer has
been connected -with .this establishment seven' yean, and
daring that poridd iws performed much good service forlho
party .Inro tiring from the Chair. Editorial ho ■ will take
with him tho good wishes of tho democrats of Western Fen&r
sylv&nia. J -■
1 > Mr. GlUmore Isa eentlcmastoffino talcntsund education,
; and we have no doubt; ft 111 make an excellent oditor
- [From the Clarion (Pa.) Dcmcraut.].- 1 o ■. *.
: ■ EsiToaua Ctuxas.—EeckyHarpcr, Esq,, of tho Pittsburgh
iloming Postjlms disposed of Ms Interest-la that exton- <
etve establishment io Geo. F» GlUmore.' slr. GlUmore is tho.
same-tried/- popular aud‘nnSincbisg:dcmacrat who was
elected ftton tuo .whig-nddan county' of -Allegheny tetho
liegifllfkturu. -- lie -'is } a• scholar aud sad a gentleman, ful
ly-capalde of contributing io 'tfao colnmua ofibePost in a
manner that will vindicate its heretofore high character os
-att' oxponont of democratic principles. Wo aro glad-Mr.
Phillips, the gentlemanly partner of Mr. [Torpor* till retains ■
an Interest in the establishment,- end- WHI coutinac at the
business. ' ...
{From the Butler (Po)Bcmocratic Herald.)
. A-TEorromi July thol2lh instjMr.Georgo
7. GUlmoro took thepl&ca of 31r; -Lecky Harpor, one of the
editors of the *’ DaDy 1 (Morning Post,” Pittsburgh.: Mr; GIIH.
more has thd reputation of being a sound andjluant writer.
: We hope his new undertaking may be a succcssful-one, and
we assure Mr. Harper that onr best wishes follow him.
>■■■ fFrom-thaßrie (Pa.) Observer.. '
■ViKr'L.'H&rp«T,.Es4,ba3EoM oQt Msintcrest in the Fitts
. bnrgh Postj to Geo.F. GiUmoro, Ecq., late a member of tho
Legislature from Allegheny county.•,and haa rotlrcd from
: the profession. -HhOipaper wUI« ho conducted:hcrcafwthr-
Phmlpa & GUlmore, in whoso hands wo Imva no doubt.it,
wDI maintain Its position as an Influential Democratic Joux
i;naL. "
:{Frpm.ihs?hQailelphbi Kewj^TOilg.].
- TaE pjmEUEOB pDST.—Leaky Harper, Esq., for some,
years post tbo editor end part owner of the Post, has with*
drawn fftm that establishment, and is succeeded by Georgs
F-GlUmote,Ksq.: Mr. GUJmore Is a Democrat or the pro*
grcasiT* or Young America school; wasduring the lost sea*.
*ioa of tha Xcglslature -a member of that body firm the
Whig amxtty or Allegheny* hating ;bcea elected by the die*
affection of'Widgs, who refined to support Mr. Denney be*
e&oSehe votUd cotinlodge bimself-to tho fopport of the
Maine Uqttot Lair. (Mr.;<liUmore Is a man of marked t&l*
ent» andwhilsfc he will be found to ho, no hare no doubt, a
strong parUsan, Tre presume the editorial fraternity pf tho
IronGiirniU bare no causeto nacres his accession to their
tanka. Wo wish Mr, Qillmorc, In hi* nev vocation, not om
dy a j!lcasant: bat:E ? fiaceess&it Unto of lvand barring his.
party Eea3,Treknow:of no man whom sro should greet with
• snoreplcaanrp.:-« - *
(from the lawrenee (Pa.) Journal.)
' -EuntctUt OiusoE<~We observe by (ho Pittsburgh Daily
Post, that I*. Harpor, Esq., baft withdrawn Bomtb»«lUo>
rial chalrof that rnluahloDcnrocratlc paper, eudiSraac
ceoded by Geo. F. GXUmore, Km., of ifcafceUy.; Mr, Harper.
rstires whan tho cstabUshmcntw In a rat prosperous con*
dltion* end after bo has fought and won tho battle—be can
no*retire withhonor. -We a» sorry (opart with him from
the editorial corps, although he U succeeded by a gentleman
of talent, and a Ktrcug.advocate lu tho cause of Democracy.
All tho parties have our kindest -wishes for their future
prosperity.
■; • . [From thoDuiomawn (Pa.) Genius of Liberty.] ?
: EEiTtmua CiiAsQs.--Leckj Harper,'who has for many
[ years edited tbo Pittsburgh Pcsst, has mcrcdbli connection
i with that paper, and George F. GRlzaore, his
place;' Mr. r Harper: was o ready and '’Vigorous writer and
willing defender of damocratia-prtnciples and measures^and
madomany worm Ittends during hi* editorial career. la
retiring, he carries with him tho good wishes and confidence
of his editorial brethren;- •• i •.■■-
■■ tobeugemlcmAtL of n»* pertft—in
etory-rerpset worthy jtzul jCapabW-iif taking tbo place so
long and ably filled by Mr. lisrpe>—and a thorough nation*
aVprogiesslva Democrat May nwoiws attend (ho Post *nd
Its late editor, through all coming time; ■■x .■>
[From the Boater (Pa.) Star. ] •
NfftrsPAPtm Ctauuc.—Tho .PUtabuith :Ptet hf .Tuesday
morning comes to Us containing Mr. Harper’s valedictory,
and his successors F. Gl&more, Esq.
■Since Mr. Harper's connection with tho Post, Ithasstood la
tbefrontof tho. buttle during hot contested and has never
been found tardy .In defending tho principle* of the Demo*
emtio party. We wish him sueceasln. whatever he may eo* i
gage. - Mr. Gillmora is the gentleman elected last tail in A I-1
Xcgheny county, to the Legislature. He is said to be well:
qualified for tho position. • 31c. FMUlpsj who. is one of the .
most clever editors wo know in PUteburgtmdays in.
} r i - r .
. ■ [Prom tho Philadelphia Pennsylvanian.] n -...
- Hamer, Esq., who hut for many years conducted:
the Pittsburgh Pest with ablHty. and success, has disposed of
Us interest In that paper to George P.GUlmor«,.Ejq-, whole
Introduced to the public as National Democrat and
au accomplhh** writer——^—. .
_— (Fro?* tho Token, Pittsburgh. ] r ,
Mr. LwkT Las ttlJ <rat blJ* Interest ifl
thoMorolsgFostcf ihlsdtr, to Mr. Goorgd F. Glilmore; In
retiring ffcmthetu*,tire oeWBp3pn*llfc,H- U. ear*
rics with blxn cor test wishes We -perceive from Q eorfes*
pcfflionce pubUsbocl in the Pott ft (layer two aJneo, that the
employee* cftho establishment bavoprcscstal to Mr- nar
per, t* ait» memento of tbdr respect for blmuaau'cmployerr
and esteem os a man,” a bcacUrul ebony ean*,«rnameufal
with a gold head.
Blr.Gilimoro 13 a.laWycrof this city, ana * member ortho
legislature Iron oar county. '- Jla seems to repose badly ta
the editorial chair, ss4 wleZSaairculyand practical pen.^
I Prom Yenat£o (Pa.) Spectator.}
■;• KnrromH. Ourra t—L. Harper, has scttCLhti interest
.In the PlUsbnrgb Pjoafto Cea IP. GUlmore,£sq.j lato amem
berdfthe Legislature from Allegheny county. - IS* paper
wfllhsTcafler be.conductal hjr Messrs Phillips & Giilmoie.
We wish them success.
: > Mr. Harper baa done good.&reloetfntha democraUceau»
i and we hope, his retirement way bens pleas&ntashlsl&bor*
. beretofare have been useful to the patty, .
[ From tho New Zisbon (0 ) PS trfot.)
rSP*We see by.O\e Pittsburgh Post, of Tuesday,that our
i old friend, Uecky Harper, bos disposed ofbla ontlre is*
! tereat in that. «slab»*hment to Geo. P. OUlmore, a
i prominent and lofloeutlal Democrat of that city,. We part
| with Mr. Harper with regret, : For a series of years be has
| been an abbs, and fWthfui laborer In the Democratic cause,
i and we know of no pditor.of ouracqu&tatancetrho has beca-
I more efficient and untiring. ;,Ho has our warmest -wisboa
for his future,happiness and welfare. Tho Post, in Urn fu*
tore, will be oonduated bv Messrs. PlUllips A Ulllmoro, gen*
tlemen who will undoubtedly make it an able and faithful
Bentinel on the watfh*tower of Democracy*
[ From thq Washington (Pa.) Examiner. ]
; /Ky*Wa Inadvertantly oiqUtal, last' week, to notice the
ebangeof editors in the Pittsburgh Post, lecky Harper.
Esq., who prosidod nrer tbo Post for six or eight years with
marked abnity, if succeeded by Georgs F; Gillmore. Esq,
lato member of tho Lcglslatqrvfrora Alleghany- county,
: Hr. Gillmoro la a „frtratl«xjariof' fine talents* and we doubt
not ho will be able rally to maintain the high reputation of
tho Post, as & Democratic organ.
[From the fiteubonrillo (0 ) Union.] i
Tns-Pimmon post.—-Lecky Harper, Eiq., has disposed ;
of blainterestin the Pittsburgh Post to Hr. Geo- F. Glilmore, !
who with In connection with onrold friend Philips,condnct !
It hereafter. Mr. Harper's odltorial laborff in the Post wore ; '
of signal servieeta tbe party,-and many: of his. Wends will!
kora bis withdftWAf-from Jthat papor.with regret.: Hr; i
Gnimoro's salutatory gives ovldenoo of much ability, and we
doubt sot the old Past, under tho new arrangement, -will l
maintain the high cbaiuotor jt has won among tbo joprsaii i
oftbocountry, 1 i
The BnUroad Convention, which met at
Clarkaville, on tfco lSth Incfc., appointed a
committed to employ an engineer to survey the
routo for the proposed eztcnßion-of the Bo&noke
Valley Bailroad to Milton, N. 0., and from
thence toXeakeviUe- A qommittoo was also ojh
pointed to uso every • effort to proonre from tho
legislatures of North Carolina and Virginia a
charter For the same. The following resolution
was adopted by the convention :
Reiolvsd t That we decmlfrof groat importance
to the interests of Clarksville/ Milton/Norfolk,
Baltimore, Petersburg and Tftlmington,' and of
the up country generally, that tho Roanoke
Valley Bailroad <be .extended to Milton, N. 0.,
.arid from thence to Leakvillo.
liOOISVILEB > TopACCO MABKET;~It ‘ IS' Said
there is afaUingplFln the receipts of tobaooo, this
year, at Louisville, of 6,028 hhds f and that
there are now not over 200 hhds. there unsold/
The Courier says:
; The.prevailing.prioes.cn Tuesday last,.'were
from s'4 85 to slOfar.the logto.manufacturing
leafj With sales of 22 hhds;, three of -whloh Bold
at, $lO, and ten at $9 60 and $9 70
The ' prevailing 'prioes .of tobacco nt tho ware
houses on the • f9th of July a year ago; * were
$2.60 to so.l6.,'the extremes, and ahhd. of
manufacturingleaf,; for which - the planter -re*
fused - $6 76: lost year,: was sold a day-or two
since at s9 r
I The BnroETEn Ohdinatioh of Bev. Be.
Ives. —The Bostpn Pilot, a Catholic print, states
i the following reasons-which will prevent Bishop
tvesfromr.ecemngordination as a.Priest of the
■Catholic CimrohJ It soys;
. “He. cannot be ordained priest without the
Oonseut.of his wife. ; To make hot*, consent worth
anything, she must■ he a Catholic. . Even then,
it wilPbe worth nothin®-unless she retire volun
tarily to a convent • Even so, there will besoms'
atffipnlty ,in obtaining-ipermißsion .for him to
beapric3t J? f
Ghahah’h MAeAzreE.—We have received this
valuablemonthly for August.- -The illustrations
are good, and the contributions of an excellent
character comprise articles from some of the
be3t.of,onrAmorican. authors,
JHerr Aiosander, the taaglQi&n, Jo. plajing off
tne tiiiskofjlic'taagio piatol.ln Clio toOjlll., shot
MooonfcdeKito io the loft aide;- -Tiie_ wound, it
is feared, Tnllprom fatal " u - ‘
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STESGBBHVIUUB' BAIUBOAD.
Having a few hours leisure bours on Monday
afternoon, we paid a visit to the section of tho
StoubcnylUorpad which lß;now,beingiWorked by
our. friends Skeen & Co. 'AftertaKng a- view of
the beautiful} shoateo - in which Messrs. Bkeen
and Biel pass a
walktolho Tunnel. 'Abuctet was prepared for
ns, we slipped in, and in half a moment’s time we
were 149 feot under ground. We found ourselves
in on Immensercavern full of the odor of ‘MUain
otfaiallpeter/’ißutit.waa sa : wonder,.:tbe.llfce
■of which, cannot he often- lonhed. upon in a lifo * 4
time;:. The machincry attached to the worhs is |
tbotostcompletewo have ever-seen.?-The- in
genuity displayed in produoing labor-savin gma- j
phines is perfeotly wonderful. A. small engine |
js Bo arranged that it wflllet downund holst-up !
the hands in a moment's time. . It isalsoso |
struetbd that it supplies water to Ihehpllors, and ,
also pomps ont tho water from the well,
i In our paper of thp ,20 th. of Juno,;we gave a 1
I long-description of this stupendous work, from
I {which we make a short extract:
: "“Tho prosecution:of tho work, east ono west from the
bottom of tho Shaft; Is et presont verytedionvlabonousy
010 v. - Eat a email number of sum can bo .worked to nivan
tageSand-at ovoryblatttbe workmen are bolstod tobotopv;
In a obCrt time, this win bo obvlotM, and.tho. workmenal-.
towed to remain below at the timo. ofbUailoS,. thus aavlag
a neat amount of lta&.._,AA soon wtho to
tbaiOonhitoUopth, thc.wcuJaneu oomiuencod driving the,
w heading’? coat ami west, and, already. *,4is tauceof near.
Sfty that otLoaeh ride of, tho .shaft liaabccn opened through,
Solid rock—every fcot of tho.tray- having tohsovercomeby,
bloating.'- The corridors at preamt cro alitoea feefc.oldp by,
kovonendohalf high—tho width is .that «?olrcdby.tho
naugoot tho road, but thohnlgbt of tho tunnel wUI bo made
the uniform seventeen feet throughout.. This wJU be done,:
however, uttb. great cue, as soon. ss,‘;.dajr-llgbt ’ ■ pan bo
reached ot cither end. Tho ehoft isnotsunk inthe middle
if the tunnel, butsevenhundred feet fromjtho-ewtend,,
and flftoocu hundred fcet ftom the west end—th»: tnnnel
fair ■■ fixst orcr twcnty-tffp .hundred, toot mlengu.. ;
’Avoir dotennlsalion ie ovineed .by tho contactor,to - prose- -1
cute the vork—hands ars employed im the tunnel, day ana J
night, one nat commencing work at 7 A. U, and the other at |
elr pVlt ■ About fcrty barrels of Dupout’a blasting powder. |
Soused every iarook, In tho blasting work.,- Hvoblaitsnre
put off at a time, and the erprogo number ofblasta ts about |
nun hundred porday/*' :■ ■. -|
• Tho company is now working ninety lands |
day and night, nn4 even with this force thoy tlo 1
notexpcctfo completa.tbeir,, job. before, nextj
SJuly. It is certainly one of tho- heaviest rail* 1
•road oontraota that has over been.glven ont, nnd |
Hfhen It is completed will do much, credit to one. |
friend Skeen nnd his able assistants
Items of Dews and Miscellany,
' The Richmond Mail states that tho whole line
of the Central Bond Is now under contract as far.
03 Clifton Forge—that on engine has been trans
jported across the monntaiß, to oonvey passen
gers between -Waynesboro’ ..and Staunton, and
that the trash across the mountain has heentinal
-5y determined' upon, and by December It Is
i jcslculnted to have tho cars running thremgh ta
Staunton. “
it 'The Danville (Va.) Bcpnblican Bpeaks of a
I distemper pmalllng'among the cattle of the re*
| 'gion thereabout, and adjacent in North Carolina,
Which is very destructive. It has prevailed for
several summers.
s •M. Augusts ■ Mailly, an editor [of tho cily of
s Philadelphia, arrived iuFarisafow weoksngo
with a moving panorama of North American
scenes, which :ho has exhibited-in the theatre
calledliaeolieEßrtholemy.---
{ The Springfield: (Mass.) Republican, in view
-of tho dilapidated condition of-FranhlinW tomb
jetone, rcaommends that a plain, unpretending
'monument bo substituted for: it, and that it be
bailt by tho printers of America.
i - Thera is a demand for laborers on nil thova-
Lrions railroads now- making near Wheeling—the
[ Cleveland and Pittsburgh ; Marietta and Cin
cinnati; Central Ohio, and Hempfiold.v , It is said
the latter road offers to pay $1 per day.
i The Americans visiting Enropo this year ore
I not ions stopping at Paris.and iheyare traTel
llngii for tho moat' of thorn, in Germany and:
(Switzerland.
> Mors than a hundred miles of the Illinois Con
: -trai Bailroad arealready in operation, and euoh
[ is the forwardness of the whole line, that within
| a year from the present time, the whole road
I from Chicago to Cairo is expected to bo. opened.
I.Ten thousand men are now employed upon the
-work. • ■■ >■ ■ .
i; Mr. Fisk, tho distinguished engineer of the
iChosspookc and Ohio Canal, has accepted the
(appointment tendered him to run the disputed
‘railroad lines in Monroe and Greenbrier, Va. .-::
h Tho Boston and Worcester .railroad-company
that hereafter no passengers, will be
•’tnken by the Sunday night train; Tho train will
‘Consist of a moil ear only. ' -
I;-J;, Garni), a wealthy lawyer, residingin Owen
■county, Ky., took seven slaves to Cincinnati on
l .the loth, and gave them their liberty, with ample
means for. sustaining them for one year. '
; Sfsjor Gwynnhas been re-appointed Chlof En
gineer oftbo North Oarolinoßailroad, at nn an
nual salary of, $5,000, besides s3,ooofor super-,
lutending the surTCys of-the road. • ■ "
: Dr. Bobert Batter, State Treasurer of Virgin
?la, died: of cholora morbus, at' B!ohmoad,Va.,
.on Thursday.:
Tho: authorities: of Madrid have deemed it
noccssaryto prohibit the drawing of teeth in the
pnblio streets; first, because it is derogatory
to the dignity of a dentist’s profession; and,
scoondly,; because *'it stains tbe streels. with
blood."
] The postmaster of New York, has arranged to
i open the mail far ihefcrclga steamers, on: the
wharves, on the.day of sailing, not to closo until
fifteen minutes before the steamer: leaves.—•
Doable postage is charged, to meet the expenses
of the arrangement.
11 A young man nomcd-Lcon Morey hasbeen&r
reated, ia.NewYork on. suspicion of beingeon
i oemed.ln a robbery of :diamonds, dlamond-jcw
i Wry, gold breast-pins, ear-rings; bracelets, Ac./
i to the value In ollc£obout-$4,000 —tbeproper-
ity of Francisco/do Silvft. .<:•i
p. Com. McKeover, of the 0; S. frigato Con
gross, lately arrived utNew-York, appears to
| have won the admiration of hls'entire crow for
ihis-kindness-towards them during thoir long
I Bruise.- They have published a oard.of thanks,-
i and also proposed to presont him with Borne suit
i able mark of esteem, which-he declined.^
: A yonng man in Cumberland county, Va.,
(named Franols Slogor/ was found dead in the
■woods, a few days ago, afterhaving been mtesing
for four days. He bad been oat hnnting,und it is
supposed fell from a treo. His two faithful dogs
.woro found undor the tree, where they had re
mained from the time of tho untimelyi death of
their master,
1 The - Manchester papers elate that Hon.Ud
ward Everett, with President Pierce and some
members of , the cabinet, are expected to. attend:
tho New Hampshire State Fair, The orator, of
tho occasion is B. P. Johnson/of Albany, Sec
retary of the New York Agricultural Society. -
; Miss Handley, a yonng lady .of 17 years, died
on the 11th ihst.lnHardin county, Ky., from
the effects of corrosive sublimate, whi oh she hat
mistaken for epsom salts.
■ Bov, Theophlius -Fisk,' o£ Philadelphia, late
chaplain of - Congress, has consented/to- -take
charge of; the Universaltat Society, in TJtlco, N.
|£i r until they shall secure the services of a per
manent pastor.
: 'The Methodist Protestant ;Church for. KeoV
| circuit trill hold-a camp meeting in the woods of.
'. Josiah King gold, Esq., about ■ three miles .from
Chesteriown/ commencing on Thursday, tho. 11th:
of August The Methodist Episcopal church for-
Quecu Anne’s circuit intend holding a camp at
Church Hill, to commence on Friday, the 11th of;
August
I -Tho citizens of Augusta, Go,, have called a
meeting for the let of'August, for the purpose
of; .preventing nsoareity of. corn, by laying in a,
general stock; from whioh. all who wish will draw
ot eostprices.
-The assessed-property in St Louis, Missouri
for th6.yeatlß6B,amounts, to ,SB-i
fin inerease of between one and twomillions over
the previous year.
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GAH.AHT COHDCCTOB' AH fl-HEBICATT,
havAi. offices. j
-■ The following interesting incident
red to but moagcrlyin our telcgrophie r>port
the steamer's cows a faw days* cmcS: — ■
The Smyrna eorrcspondenf''of-.the Marseilles
Semaphore giro 3 accounts- of tho disturbance in
Smyrna, of which we have fclrcady bad the an
nouncement by telegraph, via Halifax. It apr
pears -that. M. Costa, a Hungarian, ox-aid de
camp to Kossuth; and who had just returned
from . the: United: States, was ;■ secreted.: in ..the
house of a- Sardinian, in Smyrna." Hla where
abouts came-to thenars of- M. Yckbcckcr, AuC- ;
-trian Consul General,- who, under.pretence.of,
searching for a thief, dragged , him out, gagged, j
hfl.nd_-poffed opdjcojrveycd -him on.board the ,
Austrian brig-of-war Hussar. . Ail the efforts of
r the other Europeans, aided: by Ali Pacha ana. 1
the native officers; to: have the prisoner handed
over, to the locaU.tribunals. wero ia.vain, ..On
i the following day tbd U; 8. frigate-St. Louis en
tered tho port, and the captain of the frigate,
accompanied bythe U. 8. Consul, immediately'
1 went on hoarditha.Austrian ?hlpimid;demanded
1 to tali with-tha.'pwsoncr, whom they believed to ;
f ha^o: a claim to the protection:-.of. the .United;
1 States.-* Tho-Austrian Lieutenants in-oommand ■
denied that ho had any prisoners on board. The
captain of the- St--toms and the Consul-then
went to the Austrian Ccnsnlote, where, after a
scene of .the most ".■violent kind,-Mi-.Vekbecker.
1 admitted that- : the was onboard, oudj
1 gave a forced ccDsent to see blear fieturning on
board the Austrian vessel;the Amerioan captain
1 thus addressed COmmnnder Schwatfa—.“ When,
1 I came on board a short timo.elncei-yoilr lieu^
1 tenant lied to l my face 1 Thc- meanest of my
1 cabin boys would not have.been guilty .of.each,
oowardice! " Where is. the prisoner ?, ~I .wish to
t gejs him.” _-Aa Commander Schwarts hesitated,
i: the American added—-1‘ Bear in mind, that if the -:
I prisoner clalmamy protection,andJhaS the slight-]
|nst right to it,-I will remove him jny self,^andwUl-|
1 not -to remain - onother ffiiuute,on.]
board.”' ’ Unfortunately tho generous Aorta .of 1
tho oaptain of the Btr Louis were useless, for the I
prisoner- prevaricated and .betrayed himeelf sa-j
much in hta replies, that he did not-give his de- j
fenders the slightest, ehanseto save .hint, \7hen 1
this was known on ahore, great excitement broke 1
out; and the Italians :would havo barned tho 1
Austrian Consulate, had It not been-well defend--
ed. In their heat they attacked three. Austrian t
midshipmen who were on shore, and killed one;' :
Oa the other aide; the Greeksl or Austrians—the :
account is somewhat plan to as
sassinate the American ofAoers.-but being.warn-!
ed-in time, they avoided the danger. The Ita-j
lions and their, allies have sworn to poignard tho 1
ten Greeks: who*arrested Costa, and the Greeks <
swear they will' murder ten Italians for every 1
I Greek. The city continued In a ferment ; Ali;
I Pacha, the Turkish - Governor;: -had- protested.;
I against Vekbeoker’s dospotio act,, and sent, a
Icourier to Constantinople to lay the affair before
I his government; and later accounts telegraphed
| from Vienna say that KaboullEffendi has been
1 sent to inquire into the matter; also that All is
i deposed,: and Ismael; formerly Minister of Com
-1 merce; appointed in -bis stead,- the : Austrian
Intcmnncio atConstantinople having demanded;
ihnt the Porte; within twenty-four hours, should
give satisfaction for tho outrage committed on
the Austrian officers*.
■ jrf7»Tha London Times thus discourses dpon I
the prospect* of an European War: . r
• By way of set-off-against the novelty, the ex
citement, thoenteipriao,-the popularity and. tho i
possible glory of a war with Russia, let na just#
eit down and count the cost.. - We could chat up. -
the naval power of-Rnssia in the Black Sea and
the Baltlo by costly Beets atboth stations—steam,
always up, wind and water always having their
woy. Weoould easily enable Turkey to make.a
desperate fight by-enormous oubsldlee. .W c
could protect our commerce from Yankee priva
teers and other freo-uud-ea?y gentlemen who
would take out letters of marqno from Russia,
by a recurrence to the old Bystem of merchant
men sailing like wild geese In Bights, with a fri
gate or two leading tho way. Wo could. suspend
tho whole foreign commerce of Russia,.by a
process which would double the. price of our
corn, hemp and tallow. We could engage half
tho Continent on our aide of tho quarrel, by
surrendering every; other .' question- of. honor,
duty or Interest we happen to have with each
separate State. •We could prolong the: war in
definitely by another national debt.- We could
stop if at our pleasure; by.allowing Russia to.
tako all she wants, with a little over for demur
rage- ' Withproportionato bribes we could secure
the concurrence of other nations. -On the other
hand, all tho> nations of Europe, would ho bank
rupt, their principal creditors being in this me
tropolis. Their manufactures and commerce
would be ruined, to the injury of those who con
sume what they make and make for.them m re
turn. We are all; so bound together: that it is
hard to say whether in materiat ; consequences
we should suffer more by victory .or by defeat—
It is our unhappiness to havetbe largest stake
In peace of all nations on the face of the earth;
and so long as we stick tothat game we are sure:
to win. "
The most orthodox wpr .ever fought is only an
Irishman’s row, a game of cracked ekuUa obd,
bloody noses; very amusing to those whoso cloth
ing jis of litUe volne, ond whose natural, inte
gument is rather hard, but far from amusing to
agcotleman who has paid five guineas for Ms
ooat, and whoso face rs susceptible of contusions.
There is not a point in which thatimmense.glass
house; which we call the British Empire.ia not
liable to damage. >
; Latsb JttOM AusißAtu.—Advices from Mel--
bourne to the Bth of Aprll roport that in all the
Australian Oolonieß the markets wore nearly hare
of goods, and though large arrivals of emigrants
had taken place, the labor market showed a ten
dency to. rise. Beamen wero more plentiful. All
articles- of Import were in active demand. Baring
tho first three months of 185% upwards of 600,-
000 ounces of gold had been shipped from Mel
bourne olono. Rich mines' of tin ore had been
discovered in Victoria.
j&r MEIW CE&TIFICATES. -£3
, Mu. SotoMoxs:--! called atyour ofSooontbeUl- Joly,&ed'
-stated tho nature or xny opes, which - was very bad at that
time; yon salted Dio with Bpoctcrios that did my eyes-»:
grab deal of-g00d... They were tctj much lnCamcd at the
.time; hot that laflammafion-has now left. I can now boar
the light of tbs Sun or a lamp, as well as ever, I shall call
on yon and got another pair, la case I should have, any
mhtormoo with them, as I would not be. without them un
dcr any consideration.: Yours, rcspectfally, ■.,.
JOHN MAGEE, corner nigh and Webster Bts, :=
Ptmamtaß’, July 11,1553.
: Ms. Soioaoss:—Being compelled to wear Spectacles, I
.bavo never been able to get a pair bat what made my eyes;
erhe. 1 have triod a great number of glasses,- bat always
tailed, until I obtained a pair from yon. Icamseebyday
or candle light for any length of time, with the greatest
ease sod com fort. :. -
ifre, Waterman U very much pleasod with her glasses.
■ I remain, yours, truly,. .. ..X- ' .1-
L. 6* WATEEMAff, 103 Wyllff at
Pimßtraan, July 19,1853» • ' * -r .
• I havo bean under the necessity of usipg Glasses for my
cr&l years, bat hovenever found & pair to suit my eyes, or
that I could: use .without firilguc, until H obtained -a pair
of Mr.- Solomons; By the aid of those I bought of him, I
•can geo as well as overl eould. I can readofwritn with
thorn for hours, without the least fatigue, both by day and
candlelight. ----
I bare tried In-all the stores la the Stale of Pennsylvania
to obtain a pair of <3lasses that would- suit my eyes, and
-foiled In every instance; 'Knowing the difficulty of obtain*
lng th&so suitable far the sight, I do most earnestly rceom -
mend to those laboring under defective vision, to apply to
Hr. Solomons, of trhoa Glasses can be obtained to suit all’
eases Yours, Ac. J. MOERISON. '
• -AUKSEiT CUT, July 20,1855. • ' jySttdairtsepla ; -
* JtSl*. Ha. Soiouoxa ir-Froia Infancy I have been afflicted
wUh weak eyes and short slghfednesa, and in all my travels
: I have never been able to got a poifof GLASSES that ▼ bold
help me. I hove hod several pairs that would enable me
to ace more distinctly,'but could uever-keep them on more
:than ono*half .hour, from the £mt. that they'-mnsed such
great pain.
‘ I happened to wo your advertisement, hy .^filch- 1 aaw
you had Just imported some, a&dasithalbeenmy constant
aim to get a pair that would benefit me, I thought r would
try tout's.
You must-not think mo flattering, .when Isay thbymora
than answer my expectations.- I havo not been able to read
by candle-light formore. than half an hour at'any
foie I got these Glasses.. ;Sincol got i Ka g 080 g an .
day oil day, imd until 10 b^locki.without expcrfenrijjg th®
least pain, which is a thingl havo not done before for jejirs..
: I say thismuoh* as I think 11 dc sorvfn 3 your cntarorlsc,
: and hoping others may be benefitted by it- ' -
You are at liberty tomafca nsaof my rum™ .ff.nT Hmit
for reference. 'Tam,
■ HEKiIY.EABL, Wharf blaster, Pittsburgh.
• P. B.—l forgot to mention that my wife is greatly bens
•fitted by the pair she gotj and equally jleaaetL : 4yl*. •
i (SrSXore Home Teattmony. *T>. .
think }t&umore than, Jashco-tojoo, as
well as to the American community, to state that the SPEC
TACLESI bought Item you suit me welL X flhd my sight
much Improved. lean esq small print with thym for any
length of time without fatigue to my eyca. ‘ Should myright
ebnrinuo to improve by the jose of them; I hare no doubt
bnt l shall be able to-read without them In a short rims.-; -
, Yours, truly,. -■< - •;...; % MOBNDKa.
. Allegheny City, June 25,1851• - >*.
• .£&». I have used Mr. Solomon's EYE GLASSES fore very
brief period, with decided advantage, and b&ve no'hcrita*
tlon in stating, that * defective virion of long standings bos
.been relievod, and the organa scfm -to he.acquiring Ttgor
And tone.. I therefore cheerfully bear witness tp-thdr*S
icellency and accuracy, es -SotoaonVekai-as
practical Optician, and. the wonderful fodllty with which he
adapts his Glasses to the various peculiarities .of sisism; -* ■-
_ . - i>. b. smojvT
i r. No. 2f"Wayne strest, Jittsbursh,-^;;•
‘ June 20,1853. Jc&Sa
'.s * * J
£3“ It is all accounted for in tho fsllacJrs i
lines:. Many philosophers have written learned
dlPS ,, itations all about “ tho Fallbut the psct
I atro'not only satisfactorily accounts for iljfuli,
lint for the tears whiah are cised np with'
pleasure :— Avrora. ' • .
■ TThcu 1070 sres & cMU, t: J vent idli" 2 rotm.l ; -
*3£ongCovers,thenbct:>Bol3l22l*6&7Z
■ Ocfl nioro In tho vsiloy o bower iiu
‘ -. Sosv«t,UenuredhteUo stay.-,
Of (ahead, from the trcra,haag.o garland lair, ■.
r’ A fcontain tan darkly hencath; . >.; = ■
mrta Pleajnio had hang np the flow’rets there,
XoTehn«rii,«najompei4th3TOattn; : ■
• Bat Loro didn't kcoifc-andat yean, /: •
5 io >: AV ■..■;
That Sorrow bad m3a of he? owq gaiUears __
thflAmimnured beioW. . .'.
Be caught &t the wreath—'with too much haste.
Aahoys when Impatient will do—-. ■..•■■
It fall la thosoOTtsrevf hWtastcj - " *-
: And theflovcrs wexo all wet through- - ->>•
■ ’i y f<r<A AaV.f i
And* though It oil sonny appears . .-., - ..
i With Pleasnre*sown light* oachleafr they say* •? ••-rr
" Still taste3oP tha lfountain ofTears. •• • - " •
" Beidai Pe-U^sst.— -lYofin&'tbe following in
EmpeTOTnNapolooaßaßi be en,presented totb S’
Prfsddent: dt-isdcscribed.by thacorrespeadcht
of tbs a3» '“ mass cloaks,;
sugar, white silk and'gold Taafos. large;>63 -07
bnabel basket- It is surmounted'by .us elegant
toss; fall of flowers.;, among themnra the French.,
lily and- thepompon.flowerf,.*-wreath - of -the
Irish shamrock- end Spanish Ivy. encircles - the
toss—the ■ Empress Eugenie- being vcf :-Irishtmd-
Spanish descent Around the vase sro the anas
of the cities- of France, and seven - cornucopian
filled-with- fruit and produce of the field;.-'-The
golden letter, N is -Conspicuous -in every portioa
of the cake. ,> - - -
! Tan -Sboab- asd Molasses Questios- —The
proper ofßcers’ln.the SfreaEury Department are
burily engaged in Investigations to-eaable theut
to dotermino whether -to regard tho recent ef
forts to introduCa-half-mado sugar irom Cnha
Into the port olTHew-Orleanans fraud, ortopass.
the' article- on ' the- payment- of lawful duty oa
sugar. ’, Siiteen-cargoea in all, iraported’bytha
celebrated'New Ortoans, refiners/Belcher & Co.,
have been iseized; and. await; the. dcclslaaiof the
department t - ~ ~ ’ . ‘
- - A now species of-grasshopper- haa been
very destractive to herbage of evciy.klnd; this
eeasea in thavicicity ofhlercc?ahnrg f -Pavlti3Ct
a light 'yellow; eblo’r;larger than
and most ..voracious, devouring; grass,-’
'cornrpotatocsr, onions, &k -Farmers are obliged
to take' up. thei?ivegetablc3 to Bave;thezi -from
destruetiorh as -this army- of insects entirely strip
the gardens; and notonly cut the leaves off eom/
bat Stalks on inch in diameter ore eaten, off close
to the ground. 7
, Quauastise'Beoulatioss. —Information his
been rccoited from tho United -States consol tit
St. John’s, Paerta Blce.-tbaJ the government of
theistaoihisdetercuiiotilo'eiiforsa afrlotly the
sols coiafhg ti> tfc'differeijtpdite iis Merto;Riw l
are required to. produce bills of health, with the
certificate of-tho. Spanish • consul nttaehed, -if
there-Is one at the.port otherwise
theytriU he subjected to a rigorous quarantine,
and Incur heavy expenses.
-t ..
.. On Slondar, July 25th,' between tha 1100?$' cfjdxand 1
Btm,P. IL, WILLIAM STEVENSON, in&atison of C. H.
Elisabeth A-Lore. w . .
funeral vfll taka place-on Wednesday nomin&.ai
tan o’clock, from the wSUenea of his parents, No £5 First
: street The friends of she- fatally anr respectfully invited
:to attend* ■ •'•• • ...• •. • —v:.;
- -Xn rccri£3U!a4Sfl,6a?ifc»l2ih4astv GRAY,
Haq^latiofietlijesrorblSftga.
We Heel deep regret in' ta&fclag thlswmounecment." A 3.;
busw Gut w cna of out moat esteemed friends, units
traaloTod bynUda fcaesr him. -He vain brother to our
rapbctod &lov riUscri, Jakes Gjui of Jcorth. street,*©
whoa ha was dsoplj aiicdraL . .His
a.tog& circle cf acq.-aalatawcs..:
HEH. ADV2E2XSHI!E3I3.
YYTAXTED —X yormjt fiisa of goal moral 'habits desires
■ Yf viaofctalaspleasant ream with'beard, in a respeeiv
tie prirato flailj. - Address at tbo OQco of. the
11 Morning Post.** •■•■ Jy27:lfc*
SimUEH ABB&HGEUEIITS.<
« s ‘ 3 - 33 -
: THE A Q&U HOAD*
fTpIIBFast Passenger Sta&mcn
iA- Üborty. street-*Teij‘morning at clock, stopping
&t aU- the regular shulans-oa the-road*, and. am ring 3si-
VhiladolphU the next morning atT o’clock, eoaneettns with
the trains direct to Ney Yort^Blso-conn rating at llsrria
burgylthlheifcalna for, and arrixlng ia.BalUiaoTg.at-T o’-
seiodc, &rai. : vr : / * ■
V 'The Etprcs?Trlin fr&res the*station eTorycxeaLagat
ItoSS o*dock, stripping at all. the cro
aacctingyUh irains'fcr Bal&norßiat S o’clock,!*. 8L,a120
Vfynnf#riAg^4h-yta^Tor.Ba3ford:Spgtii§a.''i;-r^-':ri.v^.:'
: Pare to Fare to Philadelphia,
ls9,6o;;Tata t6^Balt!2Mjr*i^; ; Paw to Key Tctk, $11,90." *
toNetr YorkvOl
i he cooreyed-fronvche depot l to th&cther<in Philadelphia,'
! Xrcs ttfijso directly thronjjh. Heists
i good to s^Dpthwadays ••■•--.■ ■: . • -
; the Pewrsylxania Bail* ■
'road and to Philadelphia and Baltimore* ~ '-Tr .
The Acccmnodatlca Train will lcaxe every afternoon at
>sJio*cloefc, stopping at all statfemyand running
xjajyesfariaiatfobe. v :;••■•■ ■ ’■'"v ■'
\ Relamingtrains'crrlxa In Pittsburgh &t2£3, and 8 o’-
nloek,j3u.M-i®ad T:iS P. JL
ram, xrifl fra ygt
'cnas In cddltiaafatts jstat!Dn,-rit<3,-csKptlhii3Etaflon3
-*taa U;« CaopMj-taro no agent -
i ~
*ebra.lessonsftls ftr- prasoaal baggas* aalyt and to. an
iamosmtoot oteceSins.Sloa,'.. •: i<-
■* gcspristorv
iaTQtscQeraployed-to ccnTcy pissenaen aa&rfeagsas9t&
ftoor.ihepapot'nt arihagge not toexcced 12)£ ceattfot
kach'pegatigty'.&na cents'lot each trank* ' ' '
'" 7 ' -J; &E3KXMEK, Agsat,?^-’-
J> . -AtilislVß.E. Dcpot^-oslibertT;street.*
' Pmsbq^bVJqljr; - -.- fr£3 -
* •' 27&tlUk2ilci'>;WV'WilG!7’0' £Sol?Sa
}TB the bell*of KathaiiclrWi^nSejvlateupdater latbo
LL'rftyof PMbdelphia,wftl make known thdr wbercabootS'
*o,the editors of thgrPiitotmrgfa aiorning Post,'thcy wiH
Uesrn something to .,■* -Jy2fc3td* -•
! .[Ponnsy Iranian,Axgaa axuLKevs, of.Phlladelpma, please
d&Sy ? aaAge&dldns totiaa office.]
SPEOTACLE3— artr soiliog tho tery tast 'quality pf
Glasses in. oral 'ey# steel 'fogr.giV.-ffrr $l,OO,- which wo-'
;ptasm*Eestfft»e ss ( good 1 -quality ag ; tha»byazrltinerant
■Spectado dealer trout London. Why vu) cuu.tiilsfiss
•ecntlimatotahnmbiysscd'in® paying a&rd£aers3forth©
tame article they can/buy of racra thaa .ouo flbop. In this
ctly fttjlf 'Wotmro len-ezeellent asaoßaeatof aßbinds
of framevand fit- lenses to > tha • eye wlihaogttraia optical
isclenee. _• .. _ .
I jy«&3t. ?;. , •♦. -07 J&rtet 6fc,€onaguf 4th« ■
iHiJIK to the fisna- of-tt» sntecribSß lapfuaatbwnshlpi
ex the Fiankstow&Toady-lp idles froia _ Ktts&njgb, oa
th® TthJuljy a 11EZKDLEX> <K)W>- cir . tbs track and
tally, about? hr A-yeais. TaecwtierJa iequertsd to
icomo. jay- obarsss "asd- - tafca her
away, r -
[TO resdred u&dibr salo--* “*;
ijr. Pulverized Sugar;
i u ?• v
r ' ' '
i ■ ’ ■ ' - ieau HAWOIt*H;-.::-:rT
BOOKS I NEW BOOKS! - ' - -
li\: Mites Tremonhea: orSho Love Teatjby Acasite*
-;• .
\ Petcy BftogjfaM&'s VffbTel, byjj&pry Cooktop, .anther of
•“ Ydcntin* :Vo£ ußylresler Sound,”]
i** Stanley -•* «■ . . i
i AntohSogaj&y of an English Soldier In the United States
Amyj- comrrising l Obsamtiess o&d Adrentnna to ti^
..'.7/ ;-2v-‘V .=,<>• : i.i ;^i,v
-! :Qodsy^Xadjr , *Boofclbr'Anspst»->'' , *■••
► Qwih wm* fop ■■,. <t . v I-.;
•;: Peterson**; do « *f *
I Fresh supply of FemLeares. • •-
\ : ..modern J( ■:■:-: ••-•*.••.--.:•
[ -Safcscriptions-teccfred totay PEricdial " ■
{ H. MINER-& CD,
l jj2o _ NaS3 EaUegeld it
iT> EAEY.POII TRADE— * * ' -
ltU ln cuh saa $3,000 .In CMy Lots, fcr :» good
mottsase - -
*' 3good6roeery-Bton»fbfr«aah-'' .
f l jjmj Etna' property. -:. - ■■; ■»■ ?-• -“ - e-* •• -»
] -/l Cfetmtryßesl&jace and CJ tj Storo if2l be <ntf.a&3ggdibr
fiTera.'-*- -r>r: , v * - z.
) good Yiaesar krill' bo exelanged for--good
.slsSStob aiid SI^OCD-In Groceries calonger short
'
The sray tobo finltedbJtocallca "• - .
' -is -THOMAS \700H3,
Onrametrial-Broker, 45 -
mjJIW BOOKS AKDMAGAZdES for August— '. • • : :
v Ooday 1 * lato’ji Boot £br Augusts •*: r .
•pV ••Qtahiia’iMagasinelbr- • *.“ : r / *.r
•• •••••• • Potmoa’i Mngarine . -•/;
J • Milos Tremflnhero; or ths Lots Test. . ;
| Peyer BSlagTiain. ty Henry Ooettro. ~ - ' v '
;The Bobbers ’Wlfa; a Domestic Bcmance.
i Tbo Owl Creek Letters.
L . English Soldier in thaTJuttsd States Array,
Rccelrodandlbisalsby ACO, -
? -jyBo.- •••■■• *4 • - : % r■! 70 Fourth stir.
fftTAlßS—2CokesB,ftsscarted.fiw*aiBl»T - ■.
tl&jyffi - SmiHASISCLAIH.
i v/UiEG Aßf—lb hbls crima cider l5? eala by
IV-": Jy23 -BUEgHAgniCLAIgi '
ipifiODND. SPIGKS—2O boxes Ground - • *.!
\X ~ . „ 10 do do ;.Anspes; ,
j „ _lO cans- do v
I Ground Ginger, put up vi&oni adulteration £cr ealo
pj. . ... fjygg],. • , . .axgg&eiKeLAiß, •
WTtBXAIOJBaX TOBACCO—In bbls andfcaifbbls.fsrealo
Rj fey • - fjyggf ’ samiAsiyciiAiß--.
■/>LAS3-80 boxes 8 by*o j
Mjr A; .100 do I0byl2; '
90 dolfrbyUr
.STdOTby* 9; -'
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fflOUAOOa—COkegsYlirfaiiSsiflt; 1 -
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j..■ .• —~r 7 ”20-.da-'Barnett& nobiasaa’ti’s;'■.
!-r.:V; 20'do''WebrtraOld;’ ", '
WilhaTsrtety of otherbrands,ihrcaleby *••.'*■■ •.
i >iysa .» •«•.:,• . siycLAm.
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KABLIXiSa, baring ST Cgore3 H& da....
• -Ticiets 25 carts; cbUdres half erica j'ucasoß. itescta £0
wata. ■ • v. 1 ■••'■• • - • •-■■•• jjC^ITT
OF?£U3—lOO fcazaiUoiajt reccircd, forjasloby'' v• •
fra sinin&snJCLAis^:
i 7JOOD OPPOaTUSITY to proccro * Country licziicao-'
1 JT Por sal® aareiTßcraa ca good Lsodr c&iotd cn3mi2a.-
: to®* East Liberty, tritb. ■ agocd Pr&iae Houses, eoaftrtably
arranged* frplT, 2 pido»j'4 chambers, a
room A&dkitsba%4sDa7 &ndAsiie»-Tcsr'Bis also-a largeTgsr
dm cud'abuodaaca of £rait,s Etablaamlfcirn* .
grnpo-tlnesend fl<wr«r garden. Thexrholaislnthebest <a •••.■■
order, and Immediate possession paal&isad*-Price •
pSTEumts. - : •• ; ■. 7 ••’ a CCTHBSBT-&-SOS. *
fr 23 * /'/ r « 140 Thirds! \
JPEttfeasfoaal Ton*-to t2so V?qss*
f •--•
•JL 'irofcplonnl ton? .to-tie West, exmndiz is to CoarcU'
Ohio, listens, -
minoy, wffito
.Tilted. .-
Ucs^JtpPcUi2E^-lGeat2ba'oitsao4 ; 'Wttrr®atai -
paying msd'eHrOther baainEsa -
<»aiiseted:FimMsprc2saoiL,_. JOSEPH TrSATEIL
v.- ,
XtiOUGSLASS'jiAUaHIOS Smc
hl/’/hcHggg of. iho.-;
CompOT.by caffics ca.tbe subscribers.; - «• __ T
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ttvb, TKUBEtfS ITKAIIKg OE*TSI£ST vria.curtSalV
-4 / Chilblains Ooaaga Chapped or -
Crashed Ea»2S Baras cs Sca2a%Co&or Waaads-BUcsiln
feaSaatSsacf ths'.Brsasi# Eias^cMssects,
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codaJi Bisessar of the Ehia, quaixr cnd svrer thaa-ssy .
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SozcaSt ij XLEIGSQ .ESOIHEES,aod Dt IETSSE,
Wood —— llaj.
EOUiSSiSaapsninatSlte; H.-H. 0D385,-Aliestaiy CltjV!; ■ •
: ijjl&flCTy ■ •■ “ '
T&T B.—Aclsgla box cr-Dft TEiUJEL'S QDfX#E5?«iU'
-L\} «-k&trp aaT.aiftrkffm^ttggf-Faroes's; Sailor's; or Hoahaa> -
[s*a hands, lat tfccai chap creracS-eTers) aaafla ,-~K
gooi'VOTiißs cider «JX.winter.. - .'.
s-' Prepared &sfl cold by.- - : - •* ■»>*- -\MON2OE: < 3SBBIXi : :- t :'
■ jy2sc&wy- •• >••■ i-.-o■: Naagafaiglc»Csaa.l } ■•>•.
QSO :JHex7ax& -
TylUttw psjd trill• ■•
a tcxcMJr JEEREL’S 0125T-:
?^niNT^sa3:c^-lt~£wxa , dlng r to dircstisnfr ■.
Ifthsy'siU-call'«traycfSea'andcay wiUr
veje&rpcottseienes, tbatl : ltr*ri2Lnot toothy. •
pZrfcJ>careCfcappcd V
-ftny?. .flora. ftruT; Sww • •
oa Children,: aM -greatly not
entirely cn» Saltrfceumj PEaa, InSamaar
tica'cf -Insects, -IPfsaples- -cntfca ffaco,
iitsdfin Pfgaagaaofthfl-gkia* ■ ■ MONEOS JESREELi
'-v * - - gaggstfecfe* -•
- To? Wk by-PLE2HXG'B2OT3EBS,-'and.Ur.-ESTERS,.
•Wood gtrsst, Htfabnrsbs "~-SSSTH,'Eiiminsbn7n ; Mr*
HOLIES, TesapsraiOTlJlß; 1 D.H* COEET, AEcsheay Csty,
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■jTV&'iaid. ftlter , TUESDAY, .July l 3 lb, -ISS3,. Pa£3£ES2r~
vjr Trains ttHl raa d&Qy (Sundays- executed,) t& follows:
: ffIBST TRAIN leaves Cleveland at 10 o’dacU,
A. BLy'atoeing at all way stations between Qcrelssa-asd'; :
-Wellsviila,' arriving Allfaa»‘-gt 12231? and .•••
ri222a4rsSJLcennectsstAlliancsiwit2rtlLa •
MailTralacf OMg Pitts*,
but^hyleaving Alliance atXOG P. Pitts*
-burgh at &00 P»-SX- , - ~
'SOTNB SxpaEss train ißam asvciani at jons
aas9 connecting .gith Ssprm-grniscf Ohla---: -
and- Pennsyl main- KsHrceS to P&t3biggh,~gnd BTriTisgat ■ : -.-..
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3:30 'P/JLeonneets with lhl3 train.
ACCOMMODATION TBAEI tore? Ctoeland ztlXypT
1L to AiSaaee, stopping, at all way stations, sad arriving. -.-.
■St Xk&P.M* : .■,.. . - . _*r
- - TbaaibTatelnA'ttmneofc at Hudson> -with Xh& C. Z.& <X ~ •-■•
to: Cnyshqga~&dl3 and- Afcrgn/-- .TfcaiteSl-ArH.- ~ - -.
-.
to Carrollton? and harftßibr Dover, Now. :
-Ffrilstielpbiaand Coshocton.' ~
- . RETURNING. -- -
; ACCOMMODATION TIUIN leaf ca Alliance at &00 A.2X, -
stopping &&&& way aM arrivlcg at: Cleveland at -,-
&4&A.IL _
: SECOND EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Alliance at 9tio JI.IL,
on the arrival of Express-train of Ohio end Pennsylvania
•llailrcadi«bls2i laves Rttsboigh-aieSS) stopping at.-..
* t TTnflren nml*slgg«iner* T «Trt-:. ;
tinsattSevdscdatlliO A.-SL ..;t-:
• PUSSPEXPBES3 TBACCfcaves Wdlsrille todevolasd
\aad way-stations sd I&C9 A.:slg coanfcUngnt Eoyord with- -v
-carj a11,..
etatusSoaOhls -
P.2L,inlins tacos*.;
ncct witkiho -EgbSidiig toia ghfeßsgrcsd to „
;' PassBogar?--l>7,a|l'it^.^ai2^esa-2b ; west, •'
or south, by us following Cleveland..
> Laxs-fiaoSß Sd5 P._ 51. to Erie, DanMilc, -
YotlcnndßcJStotL-::: . *
-: Cis^z^ja^:C&it3n^.A-:CteCa , sAir : RaaLsoi3>-ictEds
:&L,toCahnrifraa. and.(Sacia nail r' at" -■
Oalloa : witbgdlgfontalaa.and ladlaaa.RailrbsdtoDajtor,
TnmgrHqatl«iy<feaTftrTfflT!h»firwt Jtitosonvllle,'lndiana^
* Totsso, Hcswass aso Cxjsvssato P.
and St. '
ltocto ato at 7:00 P. M; by steabera on Lake Exists Toledo '
tbpncu by rnTlrKAto ~Cb fe^b > la , aUo end-’-
Oale&a.
r --pnssahgcxs ty can go ibremgh in Citogo, M - .
waukfOk&nd'polnts ■STcsV'&ttrecftoar* shorter
4mp cUter-raiie.
' "Tbmasli-ticbctaiio Tolodo.'Cr DolroU:sS; Chlesgo.sll;.
Insallasl4; StEeals£l3;:o&lcaaslS,7s. '
Ticltos to New York, end Easton ■ria .BnSSalo
'foils,vaabeobtained&£thiscillca^—• ■-^■•--^•.■■i.r--.v-y..v.i
r-JPsssccseis -era itqaested- taprocura-ihfilr ilclceiff Li th&--
Cottipaaj'sG3cff>cf ' JOilN CAUGHST f ,' :
" -jy2s:tf • House,,“Water si. PittaJaarglu ..
|jK tLL. KSTATii -FQ& &U*S~-AUnet7'tTO acres of.CcaT: :
;JLXjiLeafl,sixnitofep thaßlononsaftela tftag;.-. r ...f •..> ;••
+••' '123 ama Fana LaisS, .mEs east of- Sharps traxgh;
v ;-lQ "<lo do . :oa.lrbylini,.a good Country Seal; t
v - IQ •.do*-' do r.oaßatchesßan t .. • i -
.- . '■l9 do ? SplonOH resldeacsy,'lll. lots to roif, adjoining
::C' :r. •••:-. Manchester;v’-,'---"’- -- v; --v .U
-12do •gltii gal fccazetyca tha rTashicgtaa road; ■■ ■ ■
1 largo glaring Mig taSegiSdshtaa;
4 fareflrangi and sis Inis in da.
' 1 Isgo 17srehgasa Lotto HaaOTCr;
- ' IOOQi ceres of land 25 ciUea ■ cast of Pafcersltarg, or fog j -
*.rr--^TaSrasa!n
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BHoossssdXctSjßndCi'LttalaPUtsirargh;
... & So do, &&d v 4Q. ,da -• • . : •
?,../»•. -S'-. do*,'.. ~ do>ead - 9. day- Shsrgsbcrgfa; -•■ “•,•
-.r •• 'Mi Tsfifity.' 'atogt' : 'gcdcg.iaueh.diwpsr : fiisn^-
lfor bargaiaa inquirosjf-.- .
jj2s - -: JnOIIAS W0QD3,45 Mariast st. ,
A_A.HiSOil £ CO., Jfo. 2£,ilft£i street, will- opoa till
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5 cases Eicro of-thosa'bet Haider P&its it .Sep
; •■-5 do 1 57001 Bc?c«3 ftt 12>&i - w
• 3 'do ; Eeros? £&LoisesatSc; -•
' 2 da'-■ TggtCalorgd Qfa^am **k Iftr
3fcdg3Tieaa3ife^v^
i. A- Ai MASQN&CCfc, Mo.-Sa : Fifth wlli .
:LrL« TOnrn!ng^nnt-^r-larg^-lot : cl:thflS3TeJ7cliesplha.-. ••
ibTpfelgrig, coagrisipg Collars at .:-g^vTa^y ;: .•
notiQo;tq-Coa£roctora.
SRAEF.P PEQJ?O34t«3 jnlljba tecdTrf until OP. il,ca >
of: fa» T thw •_
soaiy ot thgftearcr .Extension of tisCerelandandPiUa*
baiga; fianrcad. firoa WeUsrflls in ’. Colomfclasa:canstjy -
OZrfo, toßccfeggtgr, Bearer county,- Pa. - -Distaces tSxnEcs.".
Planifr Profiles,Specifics tlCGsaisr Sutementaof-epproxi- • : l ;
'aal all'roqtisUaia&r*
ttarrEasJnfiem* la fctfheiE'-OSLso In'" '•
IWeilgtillfl,farrmaragkpregreflpff letting.' ' ~ V
I Oma cj C. &■ &j 1L “E. <Wb.£ . «.» <r.. p ft-rryTT?? • ■
-.Clsfclagfl, July£Slhj.l&gL■ -■ - ' Prcrt-' -
1 -•- .. X-£iaToy t <2&f Esgis ee& r *
bAACTS HVQ3TH ara atouS Co
:J? rich
\»ire.'
■h>rfl*<gyfi6oft'«Batinaal=tfall/
'jlaoof ••faffing tba* hs * ■
-Btleaal^6ai2sjtoSo^csatT»Jow&3pSs^itt3Si3dC^ffc!a?!o’
.** Old Fo^d^*.tlatl^Tfl^»aEL i ttfiiiityygga-CTg? fo* ** (> *»-' •
S 9» ciGi Gsdrcld .stoc& cfgoodstliafc cost,
idonbla their passat tain*. asdyet. ti»y cipect to E3&9 a J
theaU'las^.^a-trera towlssithat Jca *
, xaw asd irtab,j cst purchased,: os store, test
cheaper than nay ia this city,
at 5V ftfiraftHtseefc.-- * * m 2* - . " " JyST* * ■
iJk £ FSSSH- fiUPMiV 6?" 5 ISW EOOKS—' - - T*"* ‘
<J3>. ; c Zh7ffZeTsfa EirfJ^-Hna»s!sSa.crf-'tt» ; iaght«atti"
jOeatOT.-rAßaso of Lsstsrcs. - -
j.:'f3»s2dHcrcs*bytliflrsTHv •• ■/•■- •>'••••••* -
Wild G&Sa£o^Abroad; orOa&&£ OffSoradlsra. '
i -Itoriilfia'Teyftczn■E’amvy's Portfolio;- •
5 crHyEcmoTa
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calam
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: X 7. JL~Gn&ESSESBJK fcSi, *
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BOTSE 'TO LSI, ASD- BWiaiTtifiE FOB BALE--A:
;£DCd tbjoa stflzy hotr? ca street, bel'C'cen
iWocdstol-'SSsrget. 'rggfgraltsrg'gjutc sold st
anirire of ~ f ifS2) iiriiijbo, HOOD, Cl Hsriast si. ■
[i i'.'Seai‘Estate
£) otd Letj cn Pino £lrc?t;
\\ih EtfcJt Eemsea ea4Xeb on Kb» sinat;'-:
Tbreo Eri;S Hocass sadist? lajEast EinaiC3hasn-‘. '
Oao sot let oppoSSa-St. Uaiya Ccsislcry, m Uio Gross
i ritepiSe,' essJesai oiti a band
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Osa^gg-Ls£ nSn» t£»-.sboye,.sLg>:gEelgssd with a'---’
i Eoo4ifflfi3t3feare;.ca't2i9 lei i3&szjiUfian» bosses excel* •.
“ 'i?rz£~-i
f Lsnd.fore raßsa’fara tboriiy, ad-- ..
: SriaJni’lsfijSa of l&znsal Garrison, tm4 fronting ca tho SX- ■
legi&ay ilTcr T YaßayU&nrGaa.
tj Oa^BskiiHft^sa'fiiididion.Weisterjircet;. ••' - ••• .•». .-.•
[1 ehdXoica Fraz&lia street; . - ..
. -
! Hay Lea la Xgygrpool, OMa;
l T atoTapJo^ajt/TriH fcasoU ca Ctrarabla tenavond
| pathrsa-Ssorthacribo purchase tacseya leag crtrtlfc win
iJaegfrca.- ", -
11 ApgljiD
:A, BASH- -will sett & Lot cf 'gtoo&d ca Satr
feci 6ontbr.lg-jto-dteßftflgrt^>y*rtfv ;:
ihaiaaCTgaeatB>wldeSapg a lafeg Prame aA.»«• * *
ajjji--
iy.l4s dcojL io ait
iiiley,trtth * to> StrelSigbunsaJ' S2OC& r -
l S'oartJtSi. 'Bead. A fcrfsfc hoosa. of tvo stolid Sta resasis'r i
cad cdls.T r gita ls?*9 lot eiioata saar iba r&crth Si. Bead.
S7BOO. -,-■ ■X:• -v * - -> - -:" -■ .. ■ ■'-- - ■■ ■
5 A tears fcsosa raitsbl!) fcr ft nr Mia srith »Jot of •
perns, 33 by 120 ftai, sitaite sa alerfo. gISO. ■ ■ '
r OnSscOßi most Ssro' three story brioSboosos, abort"'
pond stria.:'- Price $3.503. -.
:. .Persons Ja esorch. of fcsrHiisS'JirHeal Estate trill nloass ■/..
ballot tbs 02»cf a. CtnEBEBS AEOX, - .
;. irss. c. -. .. M y-,. -^.Kommst. „•
•f 2U2JI; ‘.a. 3
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'TCfAIiiyAS HESBIKO, jast-reeelTg, to prime enter ami'-
,r - ftrials by -: ’ ' BAIEES SIIEXSHAW.
HyS - .- - £53 liberty fit.
jOBEAiI CliEiaa—ArapplfsctectM esjTESilj far 5559- ;;:
\>-csvjßStTecdTOla3i£arcal»-1j?- J '
’ >-j:: : ;'-rrrBiIlCT'&EESSHAT7,; -
Irccga A!Tea EaiAertrst. '
Fasail?
qr UtSfciSP £lli—2JifciamCars zai tat iala by
ju_ ' „ _ ELisasa inoa.
■ iS& EagßCCTatoJ.SliaaCo^O'gadji
‘ r 77iS?' lil Eo=t!l] “ Bte » sett for
TUEZISSQ Tiarm,
jni3TIAH EOOT-KO jSJSTsoni andfcr rate bj
; ~ sisinsa iaoa. -
'[¥7’4l*2i S3A& i,QO!J—£CO t2r tal» by
-v gre n.TTrr*g nuya.
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ia gtcTP aaJ fa?
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JAHE3 BLAKECT,
- JSeal Egtata Ageat ~
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