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fa great . variety, including. Reds
: Greece Blues, Shirtings, and Fanor, Styles.. -
BLBAtJHED BHBEITNGS AliD SHIRTINGS.
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StqpTGH linens. V.: • j
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'YY'-i ./.EDWARD’S CANVAS, • j
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' XHOMrSdN'S HUMP CARPETS. :
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HEAVY CANVAS, '
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.; SHEETINGS, DAMASKS,
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LOWEST, mCES.
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. V■ Na street.
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DEY GOO OS,
N O'J 428'MAkKET AND'423~MERCHANT STREET
Now opening -A full andedrapleto -
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
, Tor which the attention of the trade is invited..
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GOODS.
JBA RC R OFT & C 01 .
' nos: 405 AND 40T MARKET STREET,, . | ■
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OV
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. DRY, GOODS.
Stock nowcompleto andYeady for buyers, [aafi-Mt
RIJE. & CO.,
i (■!; i• I« PORT H R 8 OF- '
goods, .j, ’ ■ ' ;
!' ■ ‘ NO. 339 MARKET STREET. ’ .; •
’ '9o* Our Bto|lft WeoVed ill the boat European markets
br-ourselves, wlarge add complete. * ane*3rq
GRANT, & CO., -
I JMi;ORTER£ AND WHOLESALE DEALERB IN
' " CLOTHS, CA6SIMEREB, VESTINGS, - 1
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TAJLORS’ trimmings.
- N0.’333 MARKETBTRRET,' •'V
-V ' ' (Up StkV«.) ! •
, »ut;Sm, V ■ PHILADELPHIA.
"Av W- DIT'IBE ■ & ‘ .0.0-,
* S I L K G O O D s,
NO. 325 MARKET ST.
auJ5-3ra
JJECdURSEY, lafotjrcade;* CO., .
‘ , IMPDRTEitS-AND'JOBBERS OP
OLOTHS, 0A 8 BIM ERE S, 'V,E BTINGS,8TINGS,
, , / And Goods adapted to ‘ ‘ .
MEN: ANJ3 BOYS’ WEAR,
•• > NO. 335 MARKET STRBBT,:
Are receiving their ' *
FALL IMPORTATIONS,
To which they invito the attention Of purchasers of suoh
goods. - 1 1 - • : ' . ’. ' * ’ au6-lm
gILK GOODSi FALL *59,
SIBLEY, MOLTEN, & WOODRUFF,
NO. 531 MARKET STREET,
i *>.. *’ ' Side,'), , ,
Invito the attention of Buyers to their choice and pout--
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l\c kiti* , DRESS,FANCY GOODS*
au&'lm >. . ,
JPIRST OPENING
MERRIMACK PRINTS,
F A la L S T Y B E S ,
- THIS-DAYuAUGUST 1.
“ JOSHUA L BALLY,
jAS t ß.Campbell & coi,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DBALBRS I ‘
1,1 [’v'Vt'i-- 7 " - !' "p ..
LINENS;-WHITE GOODS, CLOTHS, ‘
i 'CiSSIMMBB,' BLANKETS, Ac
' . HO. 304 MARKET SXRBET.
aut-!m ■ " 1 1 ■
TMFQKTS
18 5 9.
HERRINO & OTT,
. 1 .-.Have fcowiri Store their usual
SPLENDID STOCK
r . ,r . of .. .r
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‘ ' ' EJIBjIOUJURiKS, AND
,'••• FANCY GOOCH.
N. W. CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET STS.
JOHIsTES & CO.,
.. IMPORTERS AND. JOBBERS
or
SILKS
. ADD
FANCY DRY; GOODS,
NOS, AST MARKET, AND fli*4 COMMERCE STB.
• . , BBLOW SIXTH.
Having Must removed, to the-above -location, are now
op6mßga,T\ew and very desirable Stock of Gooda, era
by&oin£eveVy{variety ia their.Une, which they offer to
the tifede at.- the lowest market. rates, for oeah br ap
DroTOdcredit. V*'- _ - ■ ' v aus-Sm
pBIGE, FERRIS, & CO.,
IMPORTERS OP
WHITE'GOQDS.- ,r - •
■> • A MAIiTH,LAB, Ac.
NOS, ssis MARKET ST., AND 898 COMMERCE ST.
Our Stock ia selected by a member of the firm, in
the
• BEST' EUROPEAN 4 MARKETS.
•1 aufi'Sm; *. , .. ; .
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pr.-WboD, MAIISH, & ,:
* I'm p q r t e r s
AND
. . WHOLESALE DEALERS IN'
■DRY GOO D SAN D CL OIHINS.
, NO. 309 MARKET STREET. '
V ’ PHILADELPHIA.
Fall iinfl Winter' Stoolt now, eolipleto ond ready for
'iwycr.,,;.’ ” nrnwm
fWILLIAMSON CO.,
.'WHOLEBALE DBAIiERS' AND. JOBBERS IN ,
ORY GOODS*
NO. 42 6 MARKET BTREET,
(And 414 Commerce street,) •
BETWKHNJTQPRTU AJTp PIVTR, NORTH BIDB,
. Our stock, especUny adapted to Southern and West
ern trade, is now large aml complete in every parti
oolar. t - ' ! . / !■ aufl-tf
FALIj IMPORTATIONS. Jgs9
DALE, ROSS,&WITHpRS,
> 881 MARKET, AND 818 COMMERCB'STHEETS,
PHIILADELPHIA,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
on ; ' '
■v. silk ,
' : 1 Ann ■
• 1 FANCY GOODS, '
Hare now a r.omplate .took, to whioh they invito iho at-.
lOntlpn of'buyerk. 1 . . ' • aui-3m
SMITH, MURPHY, & GO.
S37'. MAR'KET ST., AND 889 CHURCH ALLEY, .
( “ Are now opening. their 1
FALL AND. WINTER STOCK.
; • - - 'i-.'on „ • - !>:•'
STAPLE AND FANCY ;
D R Y G O OD Si
. To which they invito the attention or
; CASH AND PROMPT SHORT-TIME BUYERS.
.I’IirLAPA., AusiuHt, 1569. aus^tm
iplLXi GOODS.
. The Bubsoribers respectfully aek the attention of their
frfendi, and all -. • •. 1 ' . '
* J AND 'BHORT-TIME BUYERS'
TO THBIB ' •
- STOCK- OE-GOODS,
Believing (t for be pnirarpflAMd' by any in this market.
They 4ie conatantly receiving desirable Btylba of : <
v"- ,s Sf.'S'rtr FPB';; .■
From the bMt soUrcee. - , j • ■‘ ■ -
FR ANCIS DASHER, & GO;,
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DRy-GOODSJOBBjGRS. j
MS MARKET-STRBBT,
PHILADELPHIA. ‘ <
{ PAIfoAPELPHIAy-SATPffffM' ; AUGUST;/ 18,
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" Water* ' ‘ ‘
• PV r BAUD ,OF .TOWER HALL.
lnjiquul strains ,wo’U sins to-day
. * . .? vo - 80 ? P nd daughter,
' > -,4] tuo'iiOjvrUh .yurit we shall'Bing:,' -
’Twill only hoof water, - * J
•A little sick for many months,
*■*'» dootor’B stuff” relying, ,*. ” • • '
• 'We got no better very fast,
And vam-wasull our trying,
So we resolved to dwelLawhile »
_ yponaLoJiiglirnoiintain. ~ , * „
Where sbmds the famous ‘ Water Curo”
Winch liasrt healing fountain.
H vary many cure* •’ > . ;
• •’There,made^and,•faithnot lacking,’ ’
We pocked our trunks, and atartod oil
fo teat the power of packing.
Wo know spine editors lm*a lhhg; . v
Intlampon’d sheets been /ping.
And still diseased,• with fictions rare
im Thptrutharo mystifying: ~ . -.,-• t v; •
BnlVotSve thought, that we, pdrhuf>s— ‘ ‘ 5
About our ailme.nt fretting—
WiUMnountommn and water puro,
flight find relief in'Sweating i ’ '
And bo \re boukU£ thb frills at'onco '
Above the Lehich valley. ‘ •
To test tho powe/ 0 f “ Adam’s Ale,”
‘ Our fulhrjg etYongth to jrilly. ,
a town whose hamo ,
’ • ’
•> *v 10 J < !/'‘ B i(hre , s'cliannHo3ialttuommd, • •
And th/fll the sout -with pleasure; -
• r u i y°ni: Has a fijia hotel— - ’, 7 ,
-'£AGLK”.full in ,feather— - , . ~
Anu Xeibbbt keeps the “Sun” e’er bright* , ,
-- 'Udrough change of weather; • •
filled with maidens fair *'
„Whp*trivefor mental graces: •8 , *
, ’ Convinced that quoh are better far r
• ‘ ’ Than pretty forms or facßs,
’ ’ Of Oppqlt’s “.Lehigh Water Cure,”
_Anu great success we’re meeting, ’ i* '
We’ll give account to those who road 1 .
Our coming.srcokly greeting: • -
• In hopes,that others, boing sick,
filay beihduced tosry it, ....
) And strength receive through exefdibo ' ’
And moat judicious diet 4 .> l -.
Cf pack” and “ pliinge,” and startling “douche"
v, JCmriuimanillsrclieyingf-, <»
Wo’JI give account, for them wave ecqii,
• 'Ami-“seeingis be!leving*”’ ; ‘ ,
But wlule rfur readers, one add all, ’ '
.-Must-whit for us to poirit, • *
• Wooektho-portion loascwlmo,
To buy.t!}eir.clptii,efl.<if Bennett;
For {bore.who clotho at Tqv/er Hall ' v
' Are never known to tuA i t-?'
If they would win the ladies’ hearts,
. .Without indoubt thoy’lliioit. j
‘ Balanco of Summer Stock Closing out at pricos lower
than, the lowest, ‘at' TOWER RALV 518 MARKET
Street, Philadelphia, by '
[BOOTS AND! SHOES,
g. P. WILLI AMS & CO.,
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■, ' mlB SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
■WHOLESALE. BOOT AND BIIOE WAREHOUSE,)
Have now on hand a full assortment of Eastern and
Philadelphia work, to which they invite tho attention of
Southern and Western Merchants, aul2-2m
,j£EENE; STERLmG, > FRANKS, .
WHOLESALE 'TUBJ^LSE^
'IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
' 4 ‘ ’ 1 NO, 413 ARCH stree tr«
• . '• , ,T. • • /'I i .
- J'urchMpre visiting-the oity y.i\_rpleaBo
mine their_atoek* -
& CO., ': ! . ;j!.
WHOLESALE DEALERS '
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NO. 913 MARKET STREET. .
, aus-8m ■
BASIN, & OO. s
BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE
' AND'
\ MANUFACTORY,
No.' 503 MARKET STREET, Philadelphia; ;
We have now on hand ah exterisiye.Stookof Boots;
and Shoos, of all desonptions, of oon own and Raackrn
Manufacture, to whioh we invite the attention of South-’
orn(thd.Woitem buyer*.: v ~ ..
'Jv' V ! • r S
321 CHESTNUT STREET, (2d EliObß.)
LADIES’, MISSES*, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS,
SHOES, AND GAITERS,
Manufactured expressly for tho Retail Trade. null-Sm
PALD STOCK
, - OP
jBOOTS AND SHOES.
JOSEPH H. THOM? SON A 06. (
■■ mi Market street, .
Have now on hand&la*ge,fitook of
BOOTS AND SHOES
OF
EVERY VARIETY, EASTERN AND CITY MADE,
Fnrohas'ers visUing the city will please call nnd ex
amine their stook. Jy2B- f
& M. SAUNDERS,
* NO. 34 NORTH FOURTH STREET* .
(Near Merchants'Hotel,J 1
Call the attention of buyers of
BOOTS AND SHOES
To their Stock, whloh embraoes a goneral variety of
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW. ENGLAND
Manufactured goods. aui-lm
WHOLESAJLK CLOTHING:
AT WHOLESALE.
0. fic SON,
S3B MARKET STREET,
SOUTHEAST CORNSE OP.FOURTH STHEBT,
Offer-for sale, on the most;
LIBEEAL TERMS,
A now and oxtenßive stook of.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
! ADAPTED TO THX
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TRADE,
TO WHICH
THEY INVITE TUB ATTENTION OF BUYERS.
jy23-2m *
HUNTER, & SCOTT,
MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS
OF .
COMMON,' MEDIUM, AND
FINE CLOTHING.
We invite speoial attention to our complete' lino of
MACHINE-MANUFACTURBD GOODS.
NOS. 4114 MARKET, to 419, MERCHANT STS.
au6~Bra ; - , p, ...
i ! MEDICINAL.
MRS-WINSLOW. '■ V '■
ili AN experienced nurse and female
Phkaioian, presents to the attention of mothers her
■ 80 OTHI N O' S Y‘B U P
FOR CHILDREN ,TEETHING,
whioh greatly facilitates the Drpeeskof te9th(ng,.for soft
ening the gums,- reducing all inflammation; will allay
ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and is __
■ SURE TO REGULATE tHB BOWELS,
Dependupon it, mothers; it will give mt to yourselves
““Belief and health to your.infants. -
We have put up and sold * this article, for over ten
years,ana can-say, m con Ph Silence and truth of it,
what we have never been fcj able to say of ariy .other
medfoTneVNEVER HAB g IT FAILED; in
GLKINSTANCE,TOEFp4 FECT A:CURE; when
timely.'used. Never did k- wo know } an, instance of
dißsatiafoetFoh by,any one J? who used lt. J On the con
trary,'all are -delighted CO with dts operations;-end
speak in terms of highest i. h commendation &fftpma? -
oM effects and medical vir y tues. ..We speak m, this
matter “ what wo do know,’’iafter ten. years’
expenence.andpledgeoiir rj reputation for the fulm-
Sentof what we herede r*< olaro. ;,In .almost ..every
stance where the infant is suffering from pain and
exhaustion, relief will be r_. found in fliteeii or[ twenty,
minutes after the administered,. /; ' T
Thiivaluablopreparatton O is the proscription xif one'
of, the, most EXPERL o BNCED and, SKILFUL
NUR6EB in Now and has been used vyith*
never-failingsucoessin. tJ * * _ s •
THOUSANDS * OF OABES.
It not only relieves the 03 child from pam, but in
vigpratesthestomachand trowels, corrects acidity,
ana gives tone and energy fe< to the-whote system. It
willalmoßt instantly re £ Iiev®'GRIPING IN THE
BOWELS AND. - WIND O' COLIC and ovoroomeoon
vidsions, .which, not j speedily remhdied, end jn
death. We believe itothe to- best and surest remedy in
t
teethmgorfrom any other eausd..-We, would nay to
.every mother,who,lww a [*? cliiidsuffermsfraraanyof
the foregoing complaints, te dd notlet j-OurDrerudlces,.
,nor .the prejudices, of o the ra,'fitartd betwfeeii
'your suffering child _jtod , the! relief tha.f I Will lie
; BURB~yefli ABSOLUTE W Ly, HURE 7 to foUow foe
use of tnis medicine,. if timely Died. . Full diteo
• tlons for usittg will aceom w pany each brittle. 1 ' None
genuine unless the fact S simile of CURTiSA PER
vKINBt, New v ;York, Js ori the outside wrapper.. .
.« BaTSold Dy DnfggistA throughout the world. Pnnoi
:|aSSir a,r,,tJ,?yo *
| jjij'i; i. w
Saturday, : august is, : i859;
IlEiatixous INTEWAGENCIi.
material, 1 of. Rov...JT(:nry .AY tr<{
: Beechers iast .“Star in, :hq
J>rolilJc,g«nitw r fop pnqo tbeaifti
I’ Qf ;‘hnrd up’’ for items.- Drobn )ly;
our rcfei'rijig to it in 'this.column will awake l&.
, |p“l a l us regard to pur,items of
ministers. of ,tho .Gusjel,
prqi\oh ..for, ho,
. 1 sws6‘jhou&nns 'jjVq huridred-c
gi a afford to' ovp
“> an 4 amuflo ihpnißelveSjin Vy.riting.nWgpp icJr*
® ®f(jP,(aiio and hammpjC-inak ng
bHshments, Biirciy .our’ referenco ,fo Jiilay >.£}[
/bq a.rnoro. EC|-iohs digression.,,, Nc;hull< rk*
knllikn(' reputationfor,.LloYjng; hoi' jo nf.
ahd firid such, men., as thorn it?
jptilpit-knighfc /Churcli; on tori ng.
t§6 arena of :!*,
| c-^
JKjJk VB herpioForo ventilated his los
|§p 'S ql< o« 5 ■
ISb a ltts^eloHcaiyy]^^^}oeshjs : roa :L?
a** 11 > N* tftpMt**' o *** fa pas&og tb'rPUgjx «u&; •
i
gs, knowmtq hitpself, fie) ietsr.die,
®,. •)Mbme tt t.'^fsl }(lo^! irith. a comparative y
Lis '
ii ' 1
with;(aU itawunted-J i- ! 4
y, J?: ifc? hAimnor-tonkei ’b
tho culminating point of -’
Hails and hammoi-Sj-we find tho-:
groat ‘ t ‘4iai'- !
im» nlcbo ;
®
?.? a ?v t Beecher’s 50040 0 f .
lS[Vqry^ne./ *> .'. ‘
v K d,t > f! 10 utility- of, hammere Is- n'ot to ho
and in this instabCo it is,quite evident that' *
bo‘J two”, whioh found their wayjrinto tho minfa
#T‘® yahsOj \tefo serviceable to somebody -in moire
tvsys than driving nails. IVe are not lqld whethbc
axis constitute, another sciqtillation from the.in--
yent»vo genius v qf^endkib r ,buVw thei-belong ia .
tho ahpiild. think .so. • It would prb
b|bly npt V p been Woj.hoj«reVOFi for tho' latter io
,pge becnnxndq constiment of U)e minister’s bag
,^ C} a ? i > ;s frqmiuorpponydernUoiis their
hands ( ofMr r ßooeioiS would sottn ■
( arin(Jingieathoi3Rthomo3tancio£t .
aijd iwofhl tJtpvsH iho snbiinto specifid k ‘
, v ; g“Ud|ag fl sp a y j ali ita ingeniops and rofinbd
.ranufioations .fortunately L left to :ebed Its’
cl^f 0 00 unsuiliod : pf \ inodern diuoh- 4 '
vsrj- .Q£, couwc. iL would bp ; very absurd to .afiy- .
' *K*? ah? pAc*grlndiDg,ciorgyjtnoni'or thktthe- :
fHlpntcd ’‘Star'lcpntrlbutpr.of i\wlndep€ndo»t<sL .
them ; we mean to,.insinuate, no syoh-things
and,have merely Referred tb 'this subject by, way. o f s
in a friendly way, to PlypipnthChuiiii,- .
.Brooklyn, the "religious duty of relieving-their *'
faithful qhd-prolifio. ministor*iffoin :; all;farthor nt
density..of obtaining bia juyenilo hardware afc so" 1
groat.a costas the tiyo Mcndnlo hammers'wore evi-' *!
, denUy obtained ah. , The proper, remedy, ofcpilfsjy
- wiU bb to inqrenso his salary, to somotblng like dc- j
cent pay for his We bavo lio doubt that
another thousand or two yellow jeweUwill beaddi J
Beecher’s, “crpwn of : \
blagonowus-heartod vostry intimatibn. '
Suroly, “the-laborer-fa worthy of bis bite,” fcnd
whatever a man works ybr'itie meet ho shoUW re*. '
.ccive,- . • . >/. : - ... - ’ . , 1 •]
BENNETT & CO,
_ NkW CAriiomo.iCiioncn Xi NotlhtsAtW.-.’, X-ji'.J—'
.Twcuty.thjroo yoow ,B*oj «n :<io 181 b instonl.'ltio’
oflbujireiont Catholic' oHiurOft-orNor--
yistooftt 'iViiri hiid; but owing (o itB'irul{le l |\intß cn
•l’ acoomoiodato-the inorofiood ooogtogoUoiv
a now und tmjru spaotohr ediSije
t 0 prodtdd.i 'Fon tliispUtitoi'lkoßov..
the riiMMi- liM bought « lot ili-
oppotlX the l>r««ent ehnroh's'.ffh6 corhnr
atoirti ofthrrnawhQu«c;,'frov!«ti'ji f ,wUi:.belm<iuo-'
inotrow, UtU inst., by tho Right,ltev.-I)ishop Sou
leßnh, tho tot'mon ou tho ooontioo u) be'jircf.ohu'.r
by tho. Rov. lir. Moriarty. l Tho Holy building,
which io to bo 111 plniu Itoinan stylo of architecture,'
will bo IS3 foot long by 65 foot wide. ■
Tub noun Bjsnors elect—of To.yns, 1 New Jersey,
Assistant of Ohio, imdMinncsotn—having signified
thoir accoptnnco, (ho Church is looking to tho con-'
swrntidnfn October, and it having boon suggested
that each shduld bo conscorgicd In or near his
fnlure diocese, tho Church Journal (Episcopal)
objoots, trad says : • ‘-;Xt will bo far hotter to have
testimonials of tho four passod. early;HirUdgli the'
Lower I»uso | then let tho four bo Odlljeoratod
together in Richmond—n eight such ,as Virginia
never saw before, aud would certainly rojoico to
behold—and tho four can' immediately takn 'their
•soak) ill the Upper House, and speak-’and. vote
during tho greater and more important part of tho
session,” . *
Tl W|\ r — Tho subject of street
preaehlHg te leceiving attention in Cincinnati. At.
a recent meeting, a report, prepared.by Judge,
ptorer, on tho-subjcct, wns read, from which wo‘
that tbofollowing plan is to bo pursued':
-That this branch .of tho work, bo confided to a.
committeo of ono from each church,
in this.work, whoso.duty.it shall bo to district the
city, andpluce each district Under tn 6 supervision
of ono of OUr churches, that will agree to visit
oVory family within its chargo:at least onco a
month; to ascertain thoir spiritual Wants, and, if
permitted, to speak a word for Jesus to tho cure
less and unbelieving. ,
Several addresses, favoring the-movement, woro
made by Rdv.' Messrs. West, Goddard, Storrs, aud :
Harrison. , - . > - ,
Evnnv Bkmkykr A Pruauiiku. ~ Rev. ■ Dr..
Hitehoodc, in his sermon before tho Judson Socioty
of RoohcsterUniversily, argued that “the end of
Christianity would never ho attained until every
leltever should bocomo d vieachcr 'ot the truth, as
the cnrly idisciptes were In the 1 glow and onthu-"
siasm of their first awakening.
Rbv.Samubi, AY. Boaudman, of Norwich, has
bopn,elected tofill the chair in Mlddlebui-y College,
Vt., made vaenhtby. tho resignation of Rev, George
N. Bonrdmnn; has accepted tho appointment, and'
will enter upon his dutiedattho beginning of tho
next collcgiateyoar,'September 7th.
Rev. Dk. BBTiiUNE.-*-P.rivato letters wefe re
ceived, last week, from the llev. Dr. Bcthuno* in
which ho states that his..health Is good, and that Of
Mrs. Bethuno much Improved. . Jlo is nt prosont in.
Switzurlaud, 'and'does not texpoofc to' return h«?mo
beforo autumn:> > --
. Pnot-Esson J. Am,e.n, late of Alexander'Col
lege, Dubuquo, has beea elected presidont of Row
don College, and, at a recent meeting of tho Proq- ■
bytory of Dubuque, was installed pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, Jlopkinton, Delaware county,
lowa. • ’.> . . - 5
Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, tho pastor of tho Wash
ington-street Baptist Obureh, BuffUlo, has resigned
hia charge, and accepted a call to the Eleventh
Baptist Church, of Philadelphia. Ho will occupy
tho pulpit of his new. charge' tho first Sunday in
October. •
Important Proposition.— Tho U/iircrs prd-‘
poses that evory Catholic country, beginning with
Prance, should iocoguise that the temporal subjects
6f tho lloly See, should bavo tho rights of born
citizens of theso States.. They tfould thus bo ena
bled to pursue a career in any Catholic country. *
Pleasing Letter front Saratoga.
[Correspondence of The Brens.!
Porhaps a fiwhiouublo watoring-ptaco, visited by 1
citizens from all parts of tho Union, is ono of tho>
best indications of popular feeling in regard,to the
politics of the country. Such subjects arc constant
topios of conversation, and it would, gladden your
heart to hoar tho almost universal foding in favor
of our gallant! “thclattlo Giant of tho
JYest.” /
We inoet hero gentlemen of standing from every'
Statoin tho' Union. Mr: Buchanan (I almost, as
A Ponnsylvanian, soy it with pain) has no friends.
He has met tho fate for which ho contended. 110
Is truly regarded as tho most ungrateful man that
over filled tho Presidential chair, whilo Gen.
Piorco, although out of sight, not out of. mind, has
all -the friends hoevor had. No ono k woaifed
from liim.j His ,warm-hoar(od. impulses created
attachments that will olin£ to him through Itfo.
Among all tho aspirants for public favor, Doug
las carries off tho palm. His statesmanship is un
doubted—liis'gallant conduct commands admira
tion—his sound conservative judgment counnonds
him to popular favor.as tho only mau fit for these
excited • times—his high -intellectual endowments -
indicate thn,t tho. place and tho man aro suited —
•while his national-popularity significantly points
him out ns tho only man who onh carry tho Demo
cratic banner triumphantly through tho coming
campaign. ’
, Tlio time-serving policy of Mr. Buchanan on tho
slavery question has bceuuttorly exposed. Hois
not feared by his enemies in tho North,'and ho is
dospisod by his friends in tho South' Falsoto tho
-one, be would not hesitate to botray thd othor. The
country will rejoioo whonhistennof office expires,
and he retires to his cloister to repent ovor his mis
deeds, and proparo himself for tho .judgment to
qomo. v :
- f On tho contrary, oonsidor tho course of Judgo
;Douglas, thb' favorite Of ihoAdnimintrutioM, court
ed. oajoled, ond seduced by the most tempting bribos
if he would falsify his promises, betray tho Demo
cratic party, andgupportMr. Buchanniiiii his Kan
sas policy, who,' unncbitAtingly, refused them sill,
trampled them under his foot, defied Fedora!
powor, and went back to his own State to contcpd
for his right to reprcscntllliiwte in tho Senate, and
won a political battlo that eclipsed tho most famous
•victories of tho field. ‘ 1
Judgo Douglas is politically right. He ia’truo to
the Constitution,and therefore a'friend of tho
Union; lie is true to tho Cincinnati platform,, and
The I<nfit ‘‘ Siar* ,, r
United States Hotel,
Sauatvua Springs, Aug. 10, 1850.
-,n .
i /. '.O U V
■therefore-. a' fritfndoft the Democratic ! party';- hq fe
Anm to iadniqipanti
Nprtli, South, Jjast, nnifo West, fpu'
best friend fofa' ! youbg/ growing, i! ond ! primicfoils
ipcoploj'J P /.jf v t 1 1 i jd*u >::n voifr.h • -1
; But of (PoUUcs.-.'Wo :axo
.fnnehdrq. The,water gT tho sprihgd.
the actirity'of tho : raorrilhg r ,'which,'wltH a'diYer
filpn, contiunda untilevcmlng.- ’ Thcirraaccicodl thb;
- hop, the wh/at ,tabJe v .thp, flirtation, tho innsfo, the
’ fancy bnJl,"tind.nU the* Ijlue
I which'pleasure’gildsthellfo of the' idle; ; rich, and*
■'youhgf.i i'hri c«
■ §e/|jvfor, JJayjird, of Delaware: is- here.;‘.Hon,,,
Josinh BnndalT, of our pity:'David Webstar,.coin-,
-'imtfsloricr to thcifonaldoddbf
Ahl.Kedneyjr
~w l l i ft ipja3 ,, or her < e ,,g en pr , a!]j':popula r , and, totally.
,tgndrlhg‘‘thd‘&atab\»f;thp taliingSc
e-1 tihfcilyiti 'tbW'tlmjvaml oytonishihg
oM),by tho, wptidqrfu! ;M*»UAc«t;<ffibis ’pfoytfiMr.
Jidwam ltoborts, ,gi our city, who, although,avydro
wealthy gcntlerhen, moves along as quietly]* 1
itfibdgh 110 Were 6A% the owner: 6f i-u’fcoUpltf Of hun^'
i‘ ;A’rid,.now;tH4t.'A.lu|ve dentr;i|ct':in« iKj.lS'tford
feF&*W Y r*~*? A P",”?S?!! , ?P£.l 1 9, t<:1 -j!Qoj)i!rs, , lie
-.ii-miR-'BCcoinlniVltiiinj; fifteen rivftnli:<yV“et)pi(i' t nn(],
AVB#Vfj}} itor ro 1 aW,Lcy« ry <dno,'. Is: l fho
cbmpollcd to return-homb'sHorllyf l ; • L.j .r
ih Ebi von.of-flits,b ATfodfta, Ufo jKflnjrftom.
jjWhioh J jrrjte, Jiqs j iwqrq of Indies
ipih thj of \he,AUeghanfos, ;Whe^
.v*J Al>
.range 1 /by; a 4 (
’°f nino'‘ :TiV .the bracing'‘air 1 of- [
McriaaV’tiHfej* '‘Which‘Moqjj: 1 A'Jn/<
-grandour l upon tbi^'-sti'rrtng'.'cont?q''bf !
-Wauderlbg J donlzofir of .city,,
ifqeli genfiatlon.-of satisfaction.
l4 .singularly pure> add is onljrequalled in
ifcfilFdttß* which oplpas.gusyDgJtdrtiiiin'
. Wcr-ccaslng, .tftppljr
, a P*fo' Valley, i Which, the .tofyn restaj ia 4 ,nbfc
oVbria doztin miles in Wfdtli. jtSjfucejis hpaA^* l <
fully foiling/ hud picturesquely oheauered’.wlUi; ■
• patches of Wdodtuha lel&Pvfoe,
oyeJ ! thrn fthetolt Willjls’-rejofobA -hy-iVioif sue-.
ceSflioh of.glorioua landscape, •'Which ’eompittbly ,
oaptivate thpheAddhdhpdrt.’; ; ; j r 4j • •
The town, which Is’not a decade of,years,,old/
numbers,a population of nearflvo
I*s oqntre is divided into equal parts' byJthbdluo 6f
railroad tracks., streets. axo Jald • out-xeqtan-'
gnlarly, i3ari raphlng in Hues parallerwH)i .the':
railway, and these dntdfsccted by others 6f rlght
. 1 esj;: ;Xlie trcet jiomqnclaturo is debfdedly ori-'
gmal/iiud shows that, in these
to the fair.sOX is of indigenous groiHb. IhaMt as
have««ftefcefcctfcVA* fteJcnVl»«AdellneJ’
“Harneh 1 ’ “‘WrSfaW, * alltt “'Catharine,'’“AiU
nic; “(Ttslia,v tjAirollno,’’ “Clara,” n«a >‘Ag. :
i^sJ 'J’hu importanodjtO v?hiel, : Aj toana hjidgrotni
is chiefly duo to the. location here of, the principal
work-shops 6f the Pb&nsylVanla Rbiftood Od£upii* r
■»7• 1 A visit’ to .them Xvill well repay k stranger the
. time and.trouble of coming hero. ■ Ju general eo.ra-.
plctoness 4nd particular detail'they are unsurposged
‘id 1 the Cofoinonwealthi and it-may well*
tiqnod whpthor, .in' this.-roBpeot,'dny.otaer?line: of.,
: rqilroad in th,o country is, as well ,of.*.,xße gHJUnu,,
beenpied by tho’ wprKß, embraces a'total aroa or
.netted than twAnty-five, ~rt f Of the objects of
interest the principal are two’Bixty-horsOfStationa
,ry engines, two foundries for, bras? and, iron, iWo
largo lußchme-shops, a boiler-shop, tWo blackßruith 5
.shops,'.one engine setting-up
,up shop, one; engine-houso, thnn]twon-.
ty-four stalls for thb a stoye-hpusq,
oflUobs, and* library 'and 'roaditig-rddm; •'
vrhioh strlkcsabc eyo bVcri-;
torlngJbU the, tbq ;
I‘ough nohlhc'ss and geiiprnl ’ the different
apartments; There i§ ainArkcacUanKz&Wof trim,*
,and.an abstmco. of greasb.a'nd the usual
con.<;omJ|antS of .nearly all t inachlne.ahouS,Thb
IftthoS ?nu plilulhg inaolilnes are kepi as bright *ap
.’the stationary engine' in tliG'PhiladefbtimMint, the
woyk-bepcheH qnd floors ar.oconstantly Bifcpt;olcavd, .
. and tho.grnhd art of “ a .place for. eyprytmug, ana
everything in its 1 plnde/'’ deeriid td haVo liOro'ra-
SeiVcd ita most pcrfccfcdllust ration - .. The'whole'qf
ioqqlpplicated d9faj!?of.thqyariou3 ; shpps is.uh
<lpr thp gcnoral supervision of Mr, Louis s}. Broil- '
'tow, ’w‘ho;--nS “GencraD’Fofbtnaii 6f tho Shops,V !
rhas-ibrought-to - tho bxeoutibri Of .the' - rcsponaiblp
rare degree of
Übiltty.. ‘Everything works smoothly, - and’ thp
• nindunt of woik dOno Under this fcompetenh •
istrQttpn. eraffairs is.ehqttgh.to.pUzzlo'anyßodV .
'bntfns, lUochincry, add steam.' : ' ‘ " ' T
I-haVdenid’lhfe views ■wp?fiuhb"ihthV : Viefnl{ydf
AUoqpa., ; 'Audi.ff you ,hmi f<)niic«l;a jhirttof rk gay
i.lUipnyjvl,| s h.lc(l,Atoi l !^l>s4(‘i-4i‘ J l.t-jV.ask^l'u
revel in the glbries Of thb inountaUi .scenory, yoff
-would Jiavo cordially Subscribed do tho jiistiefe 'of
tlio assertion., Good.companv;ad«ls iufinitely to till
enjoyment, and tho pvcsbpco of this eTqinont madu
the jaunt a memorable Ovohtt Between Altoona
and Clearfield, in Clearfield .county, 1 a fountain
road la laid out, which was originnljy.intended AS a
.plank-road, the'Tatter advancc on .the old style of
roadways 'nothaving beon practically realized, bn
account of the samo tightness in tho money-market
which at times cripples Wall street. Suffice it to
say, that tho road at this present is admirably
ndap.tcd fpn (lyspebtia VonStitutlpna, being abun
dantly provided with'stutaps. rocks, and boulders.
It is’bnroly'tfaversiblo by ordinary wagons, tho
safest means of‘transit for tho traveller being on
.horseback*' . - ,• .f ;* • 1
but to the gay spirits ydio started in search of the
picturesque, on. tho deetdidn referred tfl, the dan
gers bf the ir'dau iiGta ihohient» Uneasiness.
A cavalcade of flve ladles andgeqtlomod mounted,
followed by,two carriages carrying a fair represon
tationof'both' sexes, dashed'out of, A 1 tbonaaloiig
tho Clearfield'road.* Tho way'was-entivenedby
Baltics of wit and bursts qf good-natured merriment
ns tho imposing train wound along the baso ,apd
side? of tbc mountain; ' Tlio sound of gleeful voices
.and of laughter echoed througlf’tho'moun
,tam i pasSoS, Whoso varying wlndingSiwfijo enough
to confuse nil Of ono’s notions of. the points of ,tnc
compass. Tho general libo of travel ‘was in almost
’a northerly line- until • tho, party reached tho sura
mit.of tho romantic-Wapaanonack.. Here -a. tablc
,lhnd of wido extent gives a‘ relief to tho.woarincss
of the stoop ascent. ” Tho party; approaching thp
edge of tho declivity, halted, nnd, in quiet Wonder,
in the sublimity of tho ..prospect of fairy
liko beauty before thcpi.' A more exquisite land
scape of mountain wenery cannot be conceived by
the imagination'of poet or,painter. Tho.Tuoka*
boo yailoy, extending front the. Wapsanonack to
the Brush Mountain, Tics Hourly east ‘and wc3b
Through thacontre, In almost a straight iTno; thb
Penusylyunbi Central.runs ita.iron web. ; ,F.roiu thb
point of sight, wh.oro the party .luxuriated in the
' feast of loveliness,‘lift alrda'of at least five hundred
squai-o miles is taken ili. ; * '
. , The town dl' Altoona (six Ini lea .distant) Is Seen
close at the foot,of tho spectator, .and beyond.it the
couiitry town of Hollidaysbuig, with the sinoke ; of
its.furnaces; -Along, tho line of .’railway, l to fhe
.eustward, mav be,seon tho towns of Spruce Creek,
’BirlUlogham* Tyrone, Tipton, fWtorirt, and Boll’s
SlillS. Those tnft latldsjrtpuat short
.intori’als, and giVo living interest to the panorama
of natural beauty., -J3ut. renders.the
scene transcondnn’tly striking and original is,the
apparently ondlcai? sucocsinon of ihountairi ranges
Ip thofar.distanee, and in the foreground-thb y.a.-
rlety of humbfor knolls and gentle • hill-slopes,
'vo’rcd with copnlco 1 and verdure'to Iheir Biimmitd.
Tho vision'really wraps theiinind of the ffipoofAtor
in an ecstasy, of eublimo cmqtiops, and carrjca,thb
■heart iiivoluntari|y to tlio grand Author of’this
matchless world of wohdors'. ’ /■/- *' ' !
.On? party;icfij tho summit of AYapSanonack vritfi
hoartfeu regret.. Yet tbo orented cap
nevor bo effacod'from the memory. ,Othor
may captivate tho but certainly none in thip
country (if, indeed, in the Alpine regions of. Swit
zerland) can p-nko tho Soul to a deeper, moro intense
enthusiasm of delight. Thousands, doubtless, have
passed along tho high-road to Clearfield, and litivb
nsvcr'dreamed of the world of magnificence which
lay within a few rods’.distance, of tbeir path. Tho
wudorhess of Woodland on tho; table land outs' off
tho vlow, and, bnly by passing through this to tho
edgo of the mountain, can tho scouq be reached.
But 1 trust that whoever visits this delightful
region will not fail to inquire thb way to Wapsa
nonack, and to loarn tho exact point where you dl
vergo from tho highway, ill order, to revoUn the
matchless landscapes of 'Tuckahoo valley.' .'The
point of divergence Is easily found; as it starts from
a country-inn.on tho, summit, known as the'MVap
.sqnonnok House,” and this inn is tho only house to
be found in tho passage across thb mountain.
■ Tho “ Logan House,” whioh has gained such
’deserved .reputation throughout; tbo State, has a
number of permanent boordors for, the summer
sciisoh.' Every ovening many passengers, l on trainb
going East and West, pausoou their, joarney, and
lie ovor horo to take a fresh start the next day—a
piece of wise philosophy which, I am' snre. nono
of them ever regret. The hotel, which is still con
ducted by McsSrs. Miller <fc Roo,;is most ndmirubly
kept, the tablo, being bountifully supplied,,and the
chambers boat' aiur airy a3tho apartmerits of: a
queen. ■ " > • ‘ ’ 11 ’ ,
.. Beforo closing my letter, I cannot omit mention
ing a very important improvomont which the Penn
sylvania lUlfrorid Company Kavo recently intro
duced upon'passcnaor-trains, with a view to tho ad
ditional soeurityothuman life. ,1 refer to a patent
brake, tlio result oi tho meehanionl genius of Mr.
William Loughridge, of Maryland. Bymoan?rof
this must admirable invention, tho braking power
is applied by tbo engineer of tlje train, tho con*
' ncotions by which the moinontum of tho train is
arrested being made with tho engino Itself. In
point of simplicity, promptness, auu effectual work
ing, it is a vast advanco on tho hand-brake system;
which, in.timo, itmustcortnlnlysuporsedoentirely.
It arrests a train in one-third tho timo and distaneo
usual with tho best hand-brakes in use.—a conside
ration which, in tho present harvest, of rnilwny
mnssaores,'ought to attract'tho attchtion of all in
terested tn r railroad .matters. Tho use of this pa
tant brako by tho Pennsylvania Railroad on their
fast lines, and its'early adaptation to tho oxprcsfj
and mail : lincs, mu3t draw to tho grand Central
line of tho Commonwohlth all tfavcllors who tiavo
a care for their Uvea. Tho company have shown a
cdimnomlablb thoughtfulhosii lu'adopting tho im
provement. Tho inventor dcsorves-tho thanks of
tho whole oountry for'devoling his timo and talents
to tho perfection of so important a safeguard,’.
• ( • Yours faithfully, ; • ~ L t
The Bridgeport (Muss.) Farmer tells ttic
Btory of a lunatic being at largo in Stratford,'who
aUacks ’trAVcllors on; the liigliwAy, 1 and handles
them rathor roughly. Ho boat one man nearly to
death, and started in pursuit .of-ff J gontleman and
bis wife with a bloody natobet, but seeing another
oarnngo coming, turned j>bout npd sorted after it;
biit, luckili’;, ( noth carriagos dbdg«d him! At
another time, ho started after a carriage, filled
with ladies, anil being unable to overtako it be
> threw his hatchet at tho carriage, tho weapon just
clearing a lady, and striking thb panel.
Ichsn:
'I/KOAcir *o'a ittifSiis-Tlfe New Orleans lie
“3? rtb*« iv; rich: MMssippvns.
gitunate-cliiidrcn vya coloriirwtirilhn, limlin-ti
:wll^o'UaincaafßWsmalUfJir
the, oliiidi-ch eiLuu.it inhtirUfai'.il
ijhoMpkMonk(r..lm ; -;o tt l )rott.Y,y!< ! ,, t . (nonlM
..ft 1 !?,"hfto fflßfivcl, I
commenced Uroobtcs! it, and tho bnnk hW'elrfiil
iptoypdi counsel to inaliitain;ita.rijlils,':.Xlio bsnk'isr
trfches,,,having, three,
million and A«haUL in tspecio in its vaults. - Its stock
''ttfdtftftcttotTOßow j-yyi'-j .-.^rp'
p/Mxkaipm bhitPAfciC'oift'B<tT<bif^TWo' I fi^,:
»iih f o?6&, jef.
Tte'JSfefff wajr^hoßy,
r oicupied in selecting ofifeefs for Uia eo'BulnjryeSr,/
fSsßSafijL? fpfahkJ|'ul\er,.o£ Portsmouth; Netf;
jfW@IPH«W*I iwifefts.
■ 15^@SSi^SSaf
- yiotafc distune* o&aßbufUixiy-fiv* miles; avcrHgini
Shoutfo¥r,g>tfe» i ojr l h6 ? jt. ~rr ; .b;*;
fridlfttiota, r last/tfnt&rtfifbs 1 'tiiaVfficrav
s t<f ir; thafcTieo Gonp d£
l x , A,.“;J5 s y i . eI: ?>!hndwuph wort! sprionsio,lth
rosults. Tno corn-■vv/iSnearlv all prostrated; some;
of it tom tip by the root*. PenccS 'Ttere blb'rvn
• febwcjaijtpi whcatjthatbailjbecß ■
hobna tig % ifielroudarXMrt.'
Egbert; !WU{ng';tteiß f .Nd«hW»er, l '»ifl iOUatyj
IsshfujcaijMo formerly rosidediit' thUoitTSTr-Ues
Mouiet.CUHte'h . , )(lil J.v \ : rr ' ;. ‘ t.
sCokot, Jt. 1., on Monclny 1 nslj resulting in! the
dsath'ftf a mthutkjjij tout yCArfbldP “it sfews-tup'
: ??y? of.abootilio pear the'
, nvor Bidfl with ma{cHeB..whon,oiCeof the boys-Hehii- *
-ing dear tfheripthfr''other wis eittini, the.
■: W*lw <sftwmuhic&ted td; .thfl7clbthe3:a£>one;of-them 1
ij o ?«!SWfe “nd befqro nasjijtimcl! could ho rentier- 1
CU, nis bheK wiUburnotialunjst toaorisp- Helinger-,
sdnntU'Thesdfty In much- atony’,*- when her'expir^d..
; Onq of the;n .was four and the rithir-fivayearsold. ;
-A. man. foiled t an opinions infropk of. the
;J 0r .2ojigc, in,New
to the driver:" Astho driver stooped 'oVerto talce
it,;a rtVpltoKdl't)piWJd ; 6ut‘of-tKe'skle- pbikcVof hip.'
.coat,;feU on .the etdowalk'and exploded* ike ohatge
.enteringone of t tli9 horse’s lege< Thewp,traded ani».
inalgftvc a furious leap/and’if‘required thrceoft
•ibar.fflcn.tdpreventhtmfVomirdiiiiltfg'Way]— - j
■:.l
is,a list of Revolutionary soldiers supposed£o •
living, and.pensioners on the roll of tno {state of
'Miohigftnj.vmth’- thdt age, 'm iBsoV*‘FtanMs D?
, Bmnen , conoty, r ,;oo .yearsjvHooner*
Bishop. Oakland county,’w-yeaw;. AhUs-Brooka.
county; {ft) yeann‘‘Howard Brtbkti, Ma-‘
.eombicafentyiCdi»ydiraji Giles ton
county,.B3y<| ? rs. : v , % ,. ~ V; ; ;,. T .... j j
I'Vt Uie -ftynmis , spirit-rapping. mcF
’pnf hiVfo6t irituit at -Parii ‘At one of his &n)icex\ "■
, P?o <>.f th? gaogta? i;
’ *t .the.iSjptriftiTVhielt yrut tiekk-i
Un^2iis’Ug , , ana I 'nehbld, ho found foot*
dffAlSjhand. 'On ahother 66caaion;'a‘ •
.TO found? ljjpg,.oi>'.tb^ ; fi&o r :fcbetf th-) amritiue.;
-.is l j
• *tyi' Johh^Qdcpi^^|iaß^hccibcon- :
‘demtted bya'boifd-of ihedicaldfficers a»
son duty ehd dßtached from thS U: & steamer Ful-,;
■EgbQrtcThoiupsqn hM.beeniordered i
.to Bn the vacancy, The officers of tho. Fulton .ro? *
dtet MriGdestk detachment/ os hb' had 'endeared ■
to all/rby his.kind,; and'gentlemanlyanSn* *
'tif the ;jteth Infantry York’,Pa„ v .hV« ‘
'■parchescd-tho-lot of-grodn'd in thb 'Weßtera'enii of 1
.Nowatrcet.-.on tho; east.bantoof oreek;.,
, which,thoy intcpd .oonyortiDg into a BoblJa-' pork;.
for the purpose 'of holding., concerts acu other es
: .hibitionsJ tit wilrbbab i
,thp Meant ,ira£f<f- J:hh? \ ‘
Km*
selected by fliseon .Yjetp.rinaa thdthe future
-of* the Canadian promise of .‘great *
nro oity has a very
Point/ howndes ebnntV, ‘Mississippi,'of the istinst.;
coni;;and.cpttop Crops4n.thia and, the
adjoining eonnti&e aeo extraordinary, irjn.dioet,ait?
. penor to any crops’cVor produced before'. • No boll
wortnsyet: ,> -* >■ •' . J i: . '’ r
; This SuwtEME , Court' of'•'\Y;isoo'iis»mvliavo
affirmed legality and constitutionality of all
bondti duly issued; by cities,. low»3, villages* „niul
comities, andhavb'declßrcd all
•‘SviQfm: in' GtiteAtio.— Edward Lv' GriflmiT'
•bnggdgo inaStei: ofibelllinoisCeutral Railroad, at
Chicago- dotttmlttcd Sulcido. Tuesdpyv.weok, -Jby
swallowing two ounces ofTauttanuni.
\ ‘ PER ! .46a'Aii. ;'' ; y '
Tiik ltataisWsfAfivti of .Oregon]
Darld'Logan; v ThcClr' *"
Jariu .Libgnti. T/ ic ,Chi(ago'Pic-s‘x \ls a
son - of iho lloit S’. T. LogW of Springfleld,-' 111.
Jlo ( hflj> been ft resident of progun years or
more, and has inthattimej' as this elec (ion
ihade himself s umh of mark.' ■’ - ,f ! '- J V . lj < / i
> (Jov.‘ Sibley, ; of Minnesota, has‘notified‘three
of militia at St. Pftul, to bo in. readiness
to co-operate with iho sheriff in proceeding against
tho'outlaws'of Wright'county. ‘ */" l, ‘ „ " !
“ Ai’rolsfJ. A. Mullan, formerly of
Aunapolbf. Md.; bus,received tiie.flppomtmentof
medical superintendent of the Blaohtectnml Flat
hoail.lridiHusof'thbKbckv Mouutalnb/’ ‘ .
iiohKXZo'S.lßiXKMd to deliver an : dratlon
before the Historic (ionoaiogical Society of Boston,
on the centennial anmvcr4aryi)f;tba battle
of'Quebec. , ' .‘ * , .. ..
John AiXto.vti, a sculptor, was drowned at Col*
Jmnbus, Oni, on (ho 7th inst. ' ?
•. William Carlisle, 'chief marshal of Atlanta,
Ga<f died in tiipt city on. tho,3dinst.
, JRky._ IV. 11. MUiBUnN, the blind preachcr, ia at
the Tremout House, Chicago,‘lll.,
'H6.nv.7ohn A. k 3)Wis to deliver the addrees at the
State Fair; Albaiiy, : N. Yi, this year- - -
the: courts:
. ; ! .T EST BHD Ay.’S P BOCAb'D l»fl Si ■ ' .
[ deported fbr-ThoPress.} •' i< 1 ' » < ,
Quarter , Ltidjow. —The
FattefsoJi find McQrath Cafe.— Yesterday mor
ning,’ at Ihe itolfittidfidetnent' of tho courtj in rela
tion to the case of PattofsihLitn’d McGrath, charged,
.with fprgoryV'iDistriotT Attorney: Maun safdjibeforb
prpceedipg'.with tjic business of tlie day, hc deslyd
lo'in’ako'n'feiv cxpldnAtionif to in'rbla
diohtd thd connected withE f ah article ihu
morning paper, in wide!) that.tho.Qs£Q
of Patterson and McGrath waa callcd up for.trial,'
but coriti’nnod, becauso of ; tho absence l 6f a witnosa
in' New ; Yorki -Thisj 2dr. Manniaid, was an • er
roneous statement; that the case.,had ,nevep
called for trial and continued in consequchco. of thb
absence ofi thb witness of Now Yorki-‘The samb
journal also erred in its statement tbqt .Thursday
had beon'iually fixed on. The facte wore simply 4
these: Patterson and McGrath wero ihdicted for
committing, a forgery, by depositing a forged-check
in m Institution, in this, city, and then drawing
upon it{' Ihecbook being upon a bank in Now York!
It was necessary/ upoh tho trial, to have somebody
here who wax cpnneoted ,with the the pur
pose of .establishing the forgery. It was- aceor*\
dipgly affnuijeff that' some ,ono should qbme from
tho bank in Now Yorktiprbvo thefbrgoryV Mon
day of the wc-ek bad, beep ;mohttonedjof. the:trial,
and it was arranged that the cashier should come
tb Philadelphia'. 1 ' ' 1 1 '
•• Mr-Mann said that tho defendant’s oounsellmd
informed him .that it W9uld bo impossible for him
to bein'towu on Monday, and he tnorefore desired
’to try tho obso itfew daya later! 'Wednesday was
then agreed upon; but! ho found that that would
not suit tfio New York witness, and Thursday twia
then agreed upon. Oh Wednesday ho sent for Mr.'
Taggcrt, s tho officer who made the arrest j arid whoso
Services had beforo been valuable to< bim, hut, he
oould not.be, found. He thon sent for, ; Mr* Carlinj
a colloaguo of Mr.'Tflggert's, to comb into court. He
came inland sdid that Mr. Taggcrt-wad siok iu bod:
Ho then .aakodjMr. Carlin,to .telegraph. toi.New
York for the’witness not to come' the case
wodldnot be tried. Mr. Carlin' telegraphed Ac
cordingly- ! Ho’ tlien sent for,Mr. Patterson’s conh- 1
sol, who was anxious and ready to.try thccasp.and
informed him 'that the cash bonldnot be tried on
' Thursday,- because he did not'want' tho witness in
Now York to pome on, and bo disappointed, and dp-,
tniued. He, then.arranged to go out of tpwn.on
Tliiimlay- 'At Ahc closo'of the Court Mr. Tnggert
1 cfliuo in and said.ho thought tho witness before; re-;
forred. to would be on from New York,.and ho
Mann).toid' him "that ho thought he was siok ix\
•bed, and that the case could not bo tried oh Thufs-i
day; thathd bad arranged to. go,Out of
could not try the enso until Mondayvthe 2?d. It
was thon understood'-between Mr! Taggart,' Mr.'
Carlin; and tho Hlefondant’s douuBol;<that the case
Wpuldnpt bo tried ,,
Mr. Cnssidy, the, defendant’s counsel, said that
tho statement-made -by' tho District Attornoy, sd
• , , . *« 1
Judgo Ludlow ’said that he had nover fixed a day
for tho trial; '-that the witness from Now York wna
brought into court to JiimJ land ho told him that
when tho .cubq was. fixed for trial ho should be tele
graphed to\ ' -
Desertion eases woro then taken up.
Iri the ease of tho City of Philadelphia tv. Manns,
tho parties bad bpen married but a fow wcoks, and
hkd not lived husband, who had
not obtained oounsol and* noted fb»\luihself, showed
by the questions,ho ,put to : the lady. that, joaJoUsy .
was tho cause of his not Hying with bor. ihO.
bburt recommended a healiiig of tho'difforcnces,
. and continued tho case over with thatobjoct/ -■ 1 "
.... In tho.case of ,tho City r?. Tlios, Frpley^thq,par
ties had become reconciled, and wfcro lmng nap-,
nnswerod, but, tho wife did
not. rllo said that an effort had been made to ar
range tbo 'difficulty, and ho wasdtspbaf^ed.
In the ease of tho City vs» ; Henry Mitchell, co
lared, the wifoidid not attend,, apd he was dis
charged. - 1 . ..• .. ,
- Tho court will moot fof tho transaction of
misecllancous business* . ..
r ’ r *sSS?W@a|^SßFl®pE“
?*“*Vj* M> * “M to ilatauftMi )f
Tiyee Lto.pieJ, JJ". f M»
Five Copies ** .•» S*j f*m
Ten Copies, 41 'i l
Twenty Copw t^-*-<>i*« - -(toone Address). 0.00
i-^enty-Caj>ie»rorover, I*, , (to. --y»—ri og
' ewh Siibsortfer^esijhU.V., Li ]jg
For a Clot pf Twenty-one or oter, ire vfifjinid an
» ’*■ -
for -U» oilbtiii.
*4? .-Ml
i 1 V;
.1 V.’ if ••
Woefclf IterieVtr of the FUlUelikli
-T_.;•!/> i-'VUr '1 JKarkieti. ; : nai’j
{tltportodfy rlnn r IYe«.J , ■ , r>
r, vaJ3£.nfn ?; r rir.iiiyi.;--r--! August, 13, 1849.
nithont any.maienal
ohaage batihe transaoUojis liarebUn
\ ill ijK*tl)ftJio laadingarticlp, and tbemar-
M>g doll,, ,<}ucj(Biifon.A»rJt Ji injiinifedliemand
Htthaadynnee,', In Breadstuff's there is not each
ratlioi- flrmerj
W beat h;|to rppci;3 Jtye
and. Coro laro.^nlj,' Pol and!
‘ V% r^ niyit ' 6 ™ b ‘ fi.
I^t,Ji^pi^^apfoi^ijd J s]nw!yJ»iip4lfia«ii«iJaive
been s .Bioceriea.Vttraol yois|Jittleiattop
*B> “d %
the business and ,price*'*r» 4 '
'jn^aalpAlight4, / K^ai&lg^rer- : ,-,Se^LS*-iV'esflUtl&
i d°ipe-f in ; .iii ? iied ',ri(qwirt at
also
.trade : la»;bs>pßj4aore »oti\re tfilg. s ..batsthero
are no ohfaiifjfc'&t. tlio prieief if theloadtni:
mSltiss
bblS'liaVe.fodßa : bß^<ifß'o'b^5 l! fbi<V#i&inld-*t6ok
superfine;,Bs.so for '
ie^-whMt-etia^.ra'piibßrfo^MtraiWcwtn*
JSHS;;®?,-.sS'ebsft however,
trade are buying moderately at fromis aptosBi7
■ per bUfor'anferfine,- MtirM,and"'faße% : .bl*n&,- «e
-'pjiidiijg; toquility'add Sjfir 'f foer
Mm.
;*W QQ ibbls jjeal,:iieri‘;tiken
At f3iß2i3per!tibli'Snt.<He! demandforbotha'll
mited. ..■"■•'•■ '•• sV- ' t
it The is ! thi" iitspietiin: of'Ptdax and
I*9*l.* tfK *b? ■.rybet! l^n4iiwi'.iliiirsdaTI .'lAiira»t
■JI*IB»K.- i -; il v-e,I J ; ..- i ... .. jTT
!•’ ‘Half tarrelsofeirperfins.
1 Corn ......,
■r ) .copdciiinod-...r...
•' 1 ' 'Total-V, ; ’' jnua
f WH*AT.-<-The rcceiptsi continue' Ught;''b«t Ahe
millers are not disposed to onerato foanyexteat
at tno mlcaßoe. rSalesreaeh: about 30,006 bus in
lots at 120k1350 for common to choice reds,andi3&
al4Scforwlritc,theUt(erfbf handsome XtntfeMkr.
' Some inferim-lotahrddgh t iiial. 10: Kyeislower,
mud about ®,DOO bus sold'at ' 70a720'■ for near Dela
wate siid' Jorsoy.irand' 780 for
iCo'nrhns bcdnu'nso tiled and -eerji dull; ead'iabtat
15,000 bug have been disposed OfVmiidt|ya(t.7Sa77c
. for gdod and'. pn'nio 1 SoutherffaidPemi’a’ ieUow
.afloat,: and ?2k73eTor. dainaged'jiojs-eU)etiut4>mor
and father •sdaroc: at these rates'.'' Oato’liatO also
been'unsettled end 'dull; but eloeebettefliWlth Sales
oEabout20 10CObusto-'nOto;at37a3Si)dbf-oßl';Pe«ln
srlrania, and 32a31c for new Southern; *» iu'dls
-1 liby." >h>ul --i rf -rrnovSri *Yf *
'' Cotton.— -Thomarket-la Btdstdy ’ahd «fm' under
■the nevfS'from üb'rosd, hot buyer* eatao- forward
slowly, w'eelt's.vsales unelude ' aboii tB6O
bgies, at from Hi to. 13 jo, oash and
•.£ ’ltiofotipwinjjrs tho’ movement.'since dA-isf. of
September last as compared with the previous {far
JUirs iti-ol„bv-v, : .s t rtf .liiui ?i<;j
it ; '. ■'• igek : isos. ::ieae, .
w^^saa'^hssassßß ■
?bpye; „ • . f .. .■ r, .I,
* / '* ; ism'.' ’is®. _ r issr. 'ism." ‘mbs,
Rec.ntFoMs...: i'- -G.ttX* 7 H.OW» • 5,00012;fcj0- ltW)
fEx*to G. Britain' U4WO 6.U» f
m
Total export?. .. JSJfflO Jp,OUO , 9,000 d.oOft-»,«»
: Sry Ji Attv lncrease at the nortecom
pared witK 1856,20iJ(WO'bilea..:
to (1 mat Britain‘comnared with f 1856, 38 l ook tiles:
decrease’toFrancft .46,060; increase 1 to ‘oiker-lb
>roign=ports,''2o,ooo: -total decrease' in-'esuorta.
IOTWO.T i'. :' !■ ait o>.-«coi ”
: Western kTetuotulMdly held
at*4Basoo7biif there ii liitle or nothinr doinrthis
-wdOkt-sei.t! 6;-r;i .'-l „ n i c'.r i t ,
Duras &.J)ves are quiet; among (ho'M&sare
sombSoda fialr Bod 4 3e
ugal;lndigo r .st.4o&l»47*'*nd 8£
«tft s pju^k«P|fTaiyate > '‘ U
Fisit.-^-rPrj&asßAve.'undergone no'change, bat the
-iSYeiry tful !: c 1 L Th6 : e fore rates'br Mackerel
sft:6oalO TpT73!d. . Codfish, aro nominal *ts4a4.so
thq rlflO.ltas Pickled Herring grange from $3 to
r . ' ' "- ‘.
*FRdvisfefei~TlY6 •prlccir'^fHfie'Hoic^prodtiot
generally arc" steady ond finn toreriotia quoted
rates, but thedetaand is light.' sells in
lots as wanted afr.lUo.&flald, and city Mesa 'Beef aft
sl6alT.oO per bbl. "Baeort is rather tnpreiinquired
fojr to go South, and a moderato business doing' aft
JoaT2o for plain 'and farrcyHains;' for
SficTtlTOcWy-*' “* r " "*■•'• ■*' "
•sks-
casks, at these-.-rates. :(3f tjceea Ijim 'n],e&
have,been limitted, and prices, about the,-same as
last quoted,nay SialOo for Hams in salt andpickle,
7c for Shoulders, and &so£3e‘ for Sides*. l ra.‘ silt.
Lard teuuaGEtl&l, with bales at lljailid '• for'bbls
. attd ttfspand' 121a12i0 » for .kege,-,'ca&h'* andtixne.
JButtec-is.selling in a, small way only at VlaUfc for
solid. Cheese soils at9a9je, and per
tfoxem. «/*. 1 w ‘. " }''~ A ’
demand for Pig : lroncoritumea
and generally at prices bolow.ihe Views of
makers; the,sales are* ;abont l,o(Wtonsi; mostlyin
smallJots,,at s3Uu2l -/or No. 3 Anthracite; $2(a22
for No. 2 do, and&22a23 for No. 1, on.fiine. _ A salo
of Foundry No: 2 is 1 reported at a pHee - kept pri
vate.- ; Scotch' pig’-is steady* but / qniat,*fc i s2l, 0
months,,. No; change :/n Blooms; and' Boiler Iron,
with small sales of the latter at S4Q: for Northern,
and $55 for .Charcoal* on. time,.lu inanujactured
Iron tii’ore,!S a better feeling, and rails'and' bara
uro firmer, under 1 the/ad rices from : feproad,with
rather more inqniryrto 1 note. 1 Lead is eteodyiand
firm, with sales of about 1,840 Pigs Galen* to.note,
at a private.bargain. < .Copper is dull &t-26a27c for
.Sheathing. Yellow Metal is. firmor,and holders
ask 200 per lb, on time. • . : . - . .
Bark. —There is very little arriving, and some
-further small sales -of Ist No. 1 Quercitron are re
ported at $3O per- ton, closing dull, at that rate.
Tanners 1 Bark is also.dull, and selling slowly at
sloall for Chestnut,' and $l2 for Spanish Oak. '
‘ Ca-voles.—The market W ‘quiet, and Adaman
tine and Sperm are selling at about previous quo
ted rates; J.OUO’boxes of the former-brought Jste.,
611105. : - : - .
Coal.—Prices rule about stationary, but orders
como in slowly, midthe scarcity of vcbsqlb limits
a'quiet-tnarkot to notice for tho
• -> .• '
Cofveb.—* Holders ;ar,e: firrnin. their.views, but
the soles are, mostly by auption, comprising 4,000
bagsßlodt 9JallL boa9o days and 4 months cre
dit; including' 000 bags, by private contract, at
from 104 to 111, and somo Eaguayra at on
time^. : • - 7 v . . .. .
Fruit.—There have beea no further- arrivals of
Oranges or Lemons, and tho.jnprket isneafly bare. .
Raisms are scare?:;. greenfrnitia coming in freely.
Apples range fr6nrsl.oo to $2.50 per Peaches
',atsob‘to'sl.2s'i>er b'aSkel.i^D--* I '*''- •* - - :!
t , f FRE|qHTs;TrTp Liverpool there is nothing doing;
to London W 9 {at-36a17& per ten. A, vessel
was feharto'red to thtf AYestThdiod, oat and;
’4os for sugar,’ abd fet molASsee' on 4eokyand one
jfor St. Croix at ;SQo per bbl. ont. Coal freights, no
changdand .vessels’ very scarce. AYq quote to Bos
ton sl.Bo,'Rhode 1 Island'sl'.ls; and to'New York
flwpsrton.. To!New Orleans tho going yates are
8o; Mobile.lOalSCj and tq
nah 6c per foot.
• Gu'.Yvo.—Thd'iharket is'steady and ‘but little do
ing in the way of sales.. -
Gi.vsKXa is not mnoh inquired for, and prioos aro
aUdgether nominal.
!Heup is mostly in-the hands of the manufactu
rers, and wo hear of no sales this week.. : . . ;
Hides.—Thcro ha?-been an arrival from Brazil,
but no sales are reported this week to alter quota
tions, which firc' wSthoat any change to note.
. Hors uiQve slowly a,Uloalsc for eastern'and
weatcruj as in quality,, '
UBft .—The demand for good stock continues
In advance, of tbo 'supply, and prioes aro steady,
but the market is quiet*
’; LuufiEu.is dull and prices about the same; white
Pino culling boards selling at sl4alB,.and yellow
sap ‘do SUalO.. 600,000 Laths sold at
perM,; . , . , - ‘ "
Molasses is very inactivo, and; tho sales con
fined to Small lots Cuba at 24a270, and Somo New
Orleaua‘at'4oa4lc, on time.
NavAl Syonks.—Further sales of Spirits of Tur
pe'dtlne aro teported at 44a45ic, moaUy at 44 io per
.galloh, and 500 hbls No. 2 Rosin nt $1.85, 4 mos.
Tnr is, soaroe, and'2oQ bbla Wilmington sold at
s2!a~o per bbl, on time, and in lots at $2.75a2.874.
Pitch is selling at $1.0Qa1.95 per bbl.
. Olns.—Fish Oils Sell, as wanted, at previous
Lard.Oiliaalte dull at9oa9sc. .Linseed is
more'inquired for,' and casks'and bbls sell at 57a580
per gallon.'
- • Imports of Sperm and Whale Oil and Whalebone
into the United States :
Bbls Sp.. Bbls^Wli. Lbs Bone.
For week ending Ang.B.. 5,003 1,480
Previously. .03,255 168,979 1,702,000
From Jan. Tto date...... 03,258 176,453 1 >702,000
Samo timolast year 50,46” IWj3B« .1,384>400
;■ Plaster, —There is very little onenng.and no
sales are reported this week. ’
Rice is lower, and 120 casks sold aViJjUlc, usual
Salt is unchanged, and a cargo of Turks Island
gold, before arrival, on terms kept private. .
Seeps.—There is very Utile Clpverseed offering
or soiling, nnd tho market is quiet at $5.50a5.70
per-bus. Timothy-is' alao quie t'St : $2.50a2.75 per
bus, and doinest[o Flaxeepd absV6sa.V7o per bps.
moves off. slowly iit.’steady
rates. N. E.“Rura is Selling hi'3&a3Bo.‘' -Whiskey
, continuos;dttU,v Pennsylvania’ hbls selling in lotsat
2Ge; Prison do.. 57a27j0; Ohio,’ 2702710;.,and
drudge'at 25c.‘ ' Hilda arc nearly nominal at 2oc.
' 'Suuars.-—Tho market continues very inactive,
Mid the salos are mostly in jsmall “* 6
trade at about previous price?, including, 2oohhds
at 6ft012 for Cuba,'oJa7lo for Portoßico, and7a7}o
for. New Orleans, on'time. - , ' :
-Tattow. —r~We-quotecityatlOiallo.perlb, and
the market very dull. <
-Teas arc firm hut quiet, and very little doing in
thfe way'of aalcs. . t > '
Tobacco.— The marketfor leaf Is firmer, hgt there
is very little doing and.J?o change to noth.
•Wool. —The dealers are*doing but little; holders
howevor- are, firm, andthe'ealca mostly Confined
to small lots atpricea .ranging from 380 tff.4sftssq
nbt, for common \t> half Moot and film ,