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piTTSBURGH GAZETTE
MONDAY MOANING, MAY 31, 1352.
Stith Whig Committoe 'Meeting
ter-A meeting of th., Whig State Central
`lam ann. will i s st the .4,etinu 71",1. CI emu'.
t'hllslelpLia. on Fri.lA, erollne. Jute IS , h, st 7
ed.*. A full attentswe is sarll , Eo.l, re tue‘ , 4.l.
DAVID tAGO ATIT, tbalreano.
Y ZI; IPV2.—i.)
An lttiaaonio and Whig County Convention
WTI) Whig, and or All,
im , t on Saterdno. ?ley
n ,,
. e f pta-.. or WO lint nrlat in-- tun:, in
th .1e owveral
,eae.bie at 3 P 1. , • 1.
el f„oc-apt tnurpthir.
. agr Pot t at 1 P. M..
• r, a-Kosef et T dew:, eel in th. I .v..1,1ir• It 11
eija..tra at T rterti", ,,rd n lo tbo
era', t+t. hl t.,11,. Eke, of 10. ,t , atrict• to
.I,leVato, e •ouolf war., tan. Li to hold at
thr~:wit* How, 0.1 Wrdur.ality. 2..1,1 Jou , follooriusr,
at I' Web,,t. A. M„ to bomineta a tirkot pyart,l
hr I,Y,j pu.ty. tat. altserg:‘ to tob r ~fiction.
, 1 031A11.
ei a Chsinann of Cogrita;ttn of C4.l,rfitx.hdonto.
6,R EA P NO A?'TER WILL BR FO LT NI ,
' ON J.-I :i? p 4 ,.; COY rats PA PER
A silly writer in the Journal of 'Saturday fel
lici'atee himself en havigg fouudsn mare's neet
in cur inniment paragraph of the day twforc,iii
fer , ticeio the mole Of noniinating.the ran.lllltri
for s - iongrecv. lie rameit I 5ain0•tr,,....,0t00 (veto:
desigasconeealed in our hormlem novestions,au
his royalism so worked en his imogin Woo that
he proposes that the riengra,ianal nomination.
shill be pot off to a fatties day, mail Ito ateal -
fiti trap we have laid shall bare lest its virtue.
To w,are assure this poor flow that we have
not the !lightest objection, as far es we ore con,
°Moot, to are the Cogr?sn.innal nominations
put off until August or ticptembir, if he can
reconcile the Whig voters to such a movement,
1111 I to all the additional trouble le will give item,
ant if he bin no bowels of COM p ',Oen for the
candidates for nomination,who will thus be kept
In suspense through the hot, sweltering weeks
to cord e - otopelled .to how, and aerate, and
shake bands with everybody, and hang on to the
button-hole of every dear friend with anxious
fares—if he con with a - goad conscience do, all
Chi s—well, no she it. We care not any more
then weds for his gratuitous insult to the pet.
On of the. Allegheny aid° of the river, who
know' how to estimate the like of him
TuiCitelt or PRISTOIC—A few days ago we
. made some remarks upon the alleged fact that the
slave Preston, who wne to summarily remanded
to theory by the New York Commissioner, was
redeemed and restored to freedom by the con.
yibUtiont of the friends of the Ins under which
he was remanded. The New York Express
quotes a part of our artl4le, and then goes on
to comment . Upon it iu lauguage which would
hare been altogether unrnituble had ii copied
Our concluding remarks. But let That pass.—
(lir object now is to make a remark ur two upon
the following paragraph, - from the article in the
Prpress:
• The Gazette is pleased to soy that cur ••better
matures tell us it is wrong." tie It NO. The low
nod the constitution tench us rur Snit duty to
neighboring Stater and our country, and the
heart, if you please, then comes in 'sura humane
monitor, teaching no to meliorate the tondititm
• of a sufferer ' an in the ease of Preston. We
•
•
can, as . good citizens, do justice to the South
and to the negro at the Fame lime. Ltd tet us
csk, can or does the Abnigionist do justice to
• either? lie will neither return the olive to his
• Emitter, as Pool returned Onesimus to libilomon,
—— kr enable Lim to purohns6 his freedom. Ile
cheat the :master not of what the law hilds
to be his, sod tretuplen the law under foot With.
nut bctiefitting the slave.
We are pleated to see that the Express ad
mits that it is wrong to return men no bondage.
So far, then, we are agreed. Now we-argue that i
we may not, under-any-circumstances, ;confirms
in wrong doing contentedly. Ir we 'h l -l ve a law
ahleh intliote wrong--open soy claps human
beings, it Is our deity to labor for its peal, or
at least far its modification. We go fur her, and
my that it Is our duty to remove If poe ible, the
necessity for such a low. If the Cr/f, which
enders etch slaw as the one is nuestitio nerve.
try, is Ley-el.: nee reach. as it iv, then all we
ran 4.10 to to eau r our protest against it, and
flats S hide ss possible to do with it.
Those who are for making the compromise
measures a funlity are doing oil in their pow-
we to give perpetuity to this wrong; ned no die
claimers on their part Call remove thm_impres
else from the of the wroug-doerv, that all
such persons approve of what they ore doing,
ant encourage theta to c a nal:ole it.
iYe are net among those who would either re
islet she law or counsel resistance; but we mu
among thoso who arc opposed to tha extant:um
sif each a law, and •tio lament that any. oblige,
rine whatever irate upon us to nil Ili remand-
Aug the escaped bondman to servitude --
The Express libels the memory of Paul in citing
the case of Oat-slams as analogous A!) the case
under consideration. Was Preston faliall.e.4l to
Lis master We Oaesimus was returned In
mon? Did the commissioner put into his Lamle
(1 a letter to the master. telling Lim to receive him
' back, "not now ar a servant, but above a servant
—a brother Mord, especially to me, but how
much more unto thee, both in the flesh and in
the Lord." There could be no keener, severer
• eareasm'than to compere the conduct of Pahl,
thlstlnsteuee, with that of the men who drag
‘ barb the poor, trembling • fugitiie under our
lows, so afar more galling and degrading Pervi
'' ttode than an; which existed in the Roman ED
glee in the days sit Fsul. When slaves see re
manded as Onesimus wen, we shall crane all op
. mosition; but until then let Paul's set not Le Mk
ed in Justification of tech piceerdiugp se. are
enacted under the law in grimier,
We have admitted, for sake of ingest:teat;
itbstAaesimus was a slave; pat it is not trite
shat the former relation between him and Phi
lemon, hie master, bora any rheemblance to the
relition which masts between master and slave
In our southern States.
MAP or • ALigotisor Conorr.-,A. large and
handsome rasped Allegheny county Imo been pub
lished ,by Sidney Neff, and S. M. Rea, of
Philadelphia. It is from
actual surveys, and
contains the names of most proprietors. 'lt is
aertainly a very interesting and valuable ne.-
.quinition to every • resident, and caper,ially
'every property bolder in the county. 8. Moody
is the agent for this county, and wilLitieit the
rownahips. A 'few copies ore left at store 'a
D. U. Curry, 24 Market street, where also can
.be had the last edition of the stale map of Penn
.sylvanla. '
I -
The Stmilimeilt! Daily lined come, to us eDn
eilderably enlarged and improved. - Iyo . are
• 'pleased to see these evidence s of, mittens on the
part of the Herald, and that Steubenville is feat
rising to a position of importance among the
in
ternal Mike of (be land. It is not twenty years
einue Pittsburgh could boast of a deity paper.
What changes bare those twenty years wrought!
Pew York Express says it has authority
":for saying litst there will be three or four votes
;for Fillmore; learn Pennsylvania. on the Gest
!ballot in the Whig Convection. if the authori
- lay of the Ezpress is worth anything, there are
I • inthe a t• • W
itrattore 0 egs top. he are they,
•
W. C. Et!' bee left the ritiorla,l thait J tba
Ilis . encetenors W.
glut sod N. Fletcher.'
Nur POST Clmces.—The Paetmeeter General
hiss eits'illehod the following new Poet Of6oes
In this Saw . ,
Moe." County. Postmaster.
'Carter Hull, Erie, • Salmon P. Moore
'Commie/rills, Huntingdon, Will(=Cummins
ConsWe - Mille, " George Conchs.
Forestville, Chester, T. W.,llarlsn.
dor. Kossuth hu consented to address the
Toting Min's Hungarian Liberty Aeancialloci at
the city Hill. on or about the lot Of of - Jane
next, at 8 O'clock r. n.
This "11l be the last veal of the eloquent
Meyer[ iti Albany, and among t h e laat,if not
the last, before hie departure for Europe.. II
•71611 be prepared specially for young Men, and
Mall refer to the promiest put taken by the
yams men'and stalest' In the revelations 'of
'Europe, and comment on theAntiee devolving on
the yawl:ten of Amelia in the coming strug
gles for,limpkriu and European liberty.
.4 4.
PSTTtIIB AOH
Ise. late Fillmore Meeting in Philealphda,
Col. Swift spoke of the death of Gen. TAtylor in
• manner to disgust all who :heard him, wakes
they were so besotted by prejudice as to rejoice
in the untimely demise of that noble old Whig
patriot. The North American charged Erasing
Brooke, Esq , of the New York Express, with
treating the death of Ilea. Taylor, oh the same
occasion, as a fortunate event: . Mr. Brooke in
his paper denies the charge, and the North Amer
icon responds RA fOURIFE:
Mr. ERASTCS BRULLRII, of ihe'New York Ex
press, has denied, in his paper. that, at the Fill
more electing in Philadelphio, he treated' the
death of General Taylor (0. a fortunate event.
A: Le WIN upon the editors of ihe North Amer-
lean to retract the aintatocut, I deem it necessa
ry to declare thus publicly that, on the erection
in que , dien, Mr. Brooks positively dot, in the
course of his speech, ash, in effect, what would
have been the fate of our tinheppy CORI:My had
it not been fir the death of General Taylor! He
raid that he shuddered to think of it. Fortu• '
rudely, however, he added, the rides of govern
merit were by that event transmitted into the
Imado of is RICO and ; patriotic Stateathen; sod,
then he wont on to epertio , .ofMr,ltlltnere„ofOle
not pretend4,o , quote tliVlronis of*Mr4rOoks,
beegoiii I write from memory, but of the fect of
his having thus endeavored to saddlesipen Ben.
Taylor rind his administration Oct atrocious
charge .i.f disunion, I hate an little doubt at I
hive that I have indignantly read the name sen
timent berme in the columns of the Exprese. It
is acting that its author should be wilikured of
REPORTER
We hope Mr. Brooks, to bis own sake, may
he able to refute the charge, for we con hardly
contrite of an act more reprehensible, "-then
sueh an %limo:0y exhibition of political iutoter
ao.cr. The. memory of Gen. Taylor ia embalm
ed in the hearts of the people, and thousands
noutiot speak of bin lerneutabledeath to thie day
without tesre.
FROM WASHINGTON.
th 111tily rittihntel a...n..1
WASHINQTON, May 2;, 1852.
It tarns out that Mr. - Robert Scott, of Rich
mond, Va., is the important individual who has
been interrogating_ the democratic candidates,
and extracting pledges. The replies of which
wit have an abstract in the papers this morning,
form a cars collection of curiosities. Cass ap
pears to have given himself op body and soul to
slavery. Ile declares pith gusto that be will
veto any bill to repeal or modify thy Fugitive
Slave law. Alas poor ghost! That is the las,t
of him. This is the Gull spade foil of earth
which was needed to consign his political re
mains to a decent obscurity. What chance
would a shave steed iu Pennsylvoula, New York,
and Ohio?
Douglass is more guarded stud diplomatic.
Iloustou does not give, the pledge, but says he
teas in favor cf all the compromitte meeattrea,
and voted for each in detail. But another me
ciont has it that he is ready with a veto. Bu
chanan'a answer wo have not yet received. Jud•
ging from what he has been, it will exhibit per
fect soundness upon southern rights. Bat it is
uoticeable fact that while Buchanan has been
ono of the most serviceable tools of slavery at
the north, be haa played Lis cards witlifar great•
er skill theta C.ISA ' OII this macular question.
Your readers cannot fail to remark the lode.
corousness and diarespeat toward fongreati of
thus in advance declaring that the Execute will
nullify its action upnii say given subject. Itnt
this is the sort of thing the "whole hoe portion
of the Democracy likes. With all their profes
sions of strict construction, and doctrinal ortho
doxy, none arc so ready as they to violate-the
constityttiori as efun as it happens to cross their
purposes.
Mr. White, cf Keatuci‘y, mode nn admirstle
Scott speech to-day. Major Poi« tail the pem
neratie candidatee had all pledged themseh,es to
veto any bill to repeal, modify, or disturb the
Fugitive net in noy war, unless in a manner to
make it more lavorablo to slave catchers—was
Me. White-prepared to say that Geo. Scott had
made or would make such a declaration! Mr.
White replied that be hoped Gen K . oever would
make snub a declaration. Ile wont/ stand upon
character and welt known priaolt.l„,s. lie
would take no auch ground as LIP 40!„-stn„d „ then
make a disgraceful retreat from it( Ilere , the
M.,jor hientue excited, and assertedorith a pent
apparent feeling that he would defend - We mem
ory of Lis deceased brother,,the late President,
and would suffer no pert.onnthweravions to be
eset,apetr him. To which Mr. W replied that
he iieke of a matter of puldip s poliey; and could
nut be drawn into a personal disp;nc.
Iluropherj Marshall next spoke his speerii,
chiefly in reply to one of his celleaugues. Mr.
Gray, a Stott Whig. Leaving cut a personal
plasoge or two, it was n doll, common-place af
fair. It in said that Mr. Marehall iv to be sp
pniute.i to sneceed Mr.. Letcher, *9 Minister to
The House refused to take up gig contested
election case between Mr. Puller, of Pa,, ILO
Hendricks V. Wright, the .Democratic contest
ant. The vote, on taking it up, wan 91 to 92,
when Speaker Boyd very unexpectedly mode •
tie, and defeated the motion by giving • new,
live vote. These repeated defeats show that
Wright is is unpopular among ids party friends
as among the poop/r..
I have seen the draft of Hoy. Porter'. pro
posed tariff nniendment.' It is simply that she
Secretary of the Treasury manse to be nicer
tained the emir:ago value of the various kinds of
Imported merchandise daring the year 1846, and
that the Julien now authorised by law be 'ivied
on such sabre. It is proposed to affix It to one
of the appropriation kills, if it cannot be other
wise got beforwthB House. /unto,
Wwsulisoru : ?day 27
Never, since the contest between';Van Boren
and his treacherous friends and open enemies in
1814, her there been a greater crowd or higher
'excitement upon polities in Washington. The
rage of t.be faction's is so great That it would
ex
cite no surprise sitould the vast mese of inflame
mable matter here collected break out into spun . -
tatteorm eombustion at any moment. A few days
niums,.l . nniferstana, a terrific scene Dunned be
totted- Jadge 'Lynch, of Pittsburgh, and Mr.
Getut, the N, Observer, Pozzi di Borgo,ike.,
of the Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Son, and
innumerable other papers. Lynch is a Buokaa
aneer, (trued a Gazelle, Mr. G.. made a remark
notcomiiiimentary to Bachauan,.Lynch imme
iliately bit ,his thtimb at him, whereupon other
observations followed pea and con, of a highly
flavored character. in ordinary Alpe' this lit
'Go Incident would be unimportant, not so now,
when men's passlotis are like tinder, to be Brea
by *spark. Mr. O. Is a German, Mr. 1.. a na
tive citizen. Who knows "'at from this trifling
"bit of personality a civil war may Lreek out be
tween these two important division,' of -the par
ty in Pennsylvania? Mightier evils have flowed
from lesser pauses.
The Democratic /inlet,' for April has come in
good time to_feed thelires of discord. As ut
who num old Fogylvin are simply ferocious,
posseseingweither dignity nor decency. The
.malice which .gleams foom every page of the
work deprives the vigor of its hate of half its
point. The style is also wretched in a literary
point of view, involved, verbose, flippant, and
foolish.
There Am nothing in Coigress today of any
importance, except the Ont'appenrance for the
gown of Gen. Price of Ohio, the gentieman
who; laboring under the '•eery error of the
m 00.," periodically visits 'Washington on the
hopeliea task of reforming Congress. Three or
four yearn ego be toot occasion to, jump upon
the'etaxtepy over the Vice Prieldent's chair la
the; Senate, for the Purpose of denouncing BM
Allen, while speaking, as no one representative
of Ohlo. Today he rose In the gallery of the
House, and lustily called out "Mr. Speaker."
Havingiptined Mr. Speekees attention, he pro
seeded to:inform the iln6e that, disgusted sad
iollignant with Its itcheCility, he should feel it a
duty to dissolve and disperse It within SO days,
uttless It should before that time go on with the
.pattlio business. Mr. Serpent at acme and Mr.
Giddings repaired to the spot, and endeavored
to convince Oen. Price of the unreseonableness
of his course. They partially succeeded, and
be was conducted oat of the building. - No
etronger proof of any man's insanity could pos
xibly-be asked for thin that be dreams of re
torniiniCongr.erw.:
The papers speak of the propped of the
fruit crop, this year, as very good, particularly
apples.
For Mr Piath ,T Gazette.
Mn.WHITZ —Much has been said of late
about the nominations to be mode on Wednesday
next, and while 'or would not do injostice to any,
a state of •illy nonsoraine ua to call attention to
the name (•f Jou w M. Pants, ESQ.,tiOr Taren
tom, as eandtJate for nomination to the Aasent
hty. is well known to the rorlinv
members of ollr perry, es an intelligent aro' Ilici•nt
trai sf n o hails tram a section of an county
that 011F1 nod t•cro favor cd with n renrtseotatise
from among t.drmy.lwes for years, :md no Mr.
P. lost the nomiontion last year by a single rote,
courtesy, to say the Inset, would give him the
aillaihntiClD now A fair apportionment of o.di.
dates is destroolo, and by giving the two cities,
err for each, the townships on the Allegheny
ride, one the districts between the rivers, one. on
the south sole of the Monongahela, one, the vo
tem of the cennty would he fairly represonted.
_ ILEIRODIET OINERAL CO2iIFEBERCE.
BOI11).
The 1%4416114a Conference re assembled yes
terday nfeeronnii.
Tine epb , copal committee reported o rescla
_OM re:affirming its former position approving
the rtdminictretion of the Bishop+ in matters
Complained of by the Rev. E Conkliug.
The reports ok the committee on the imam',
OM. of the conferences were then taken ttp, ser
iatim
Among those adopted was one that the New
York Conference shall consist of territory now
in the New York, Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck,
Delaware and Newburg district.
The New York Conference, East, shall consist
of East New York, the New Haven, Hortford•
and Long World distriots, including In the city
of New York all those charges lying east of a
IL,, runnier through the Third amine, Bowery,
Chatham street and Broadway.
la=
The resolutions on verbal changes in the dis
cipline were referred to the book committee.
The new Bishops were then ordained, Bishop
Went officia.ing, insisted by Bishop. Janes
ot..d Morris.
A di6ct , 6-ion arose 6o Iho propriety of 'stab
et Court of Appeals to sit annually int..
rim.
The matter woo referred to a committee of
five.
Jemen B %Vote,oo was elected editor of the
North•Wonteru ChrlEtian Advocate, without op
posltiou.
We glean a few additional particulars of the
pioceedings of the Caufeeeuce ou Tuesday, (rota
the Vaily Zion'e Herald:
Rev. Dr. Bang introduced the following roe
°lotion, which, after eome conversation, woe
laid on the table by a vote of 71 to &Cc
Rertoteed, That all the editors of periodicals
oder the potronago of this General Conference
he instructed to avoid as far an practicable all
personalities in the controversies that may twist;
end in no case to allow an anonymous writer to
tosall any moo's character either in or out of
the church
A committee reported such an alteration of
the discipline se would authorise the Bishops to
allow a preacher to remain more thou Iwo year.
en a circuit or Motion where It seems, to the
Bithop and his council linkable Lifal ou the
tatile under the rule A minority report limit
ed such etleorlon of time to four year., with
restriction*
Rev: J. McClintock, tieorge Peck, Alfred
Glitbib, George Webber and L. W Berry, were
appointed w committee to draw up o fraternal
address do the b:oglinit Weeleyan Conference.
:The Boston Traveller gives the following re
port of the proceedings iu lite election:
The Conference proceeded to elect four Bleb-
Opt, on one tick, t, by Label, first, however,
spending five minute, i u client prayer. Rev.
Beam . , 11. Slicer, G. W. Walker, and C. 4'. True,
Were appointed to receive, sort and count thr
Vote., and reported the following result:
Whole - lA - ober of vote, 17%
Necemtry for sk choice S 7
nes. Dr. Levi Scott, (Phil. Coo. 1 hid 112
•' II Simpson, (Indians Coo- t 110
; •• t t C. Maker, (N. Hsmp. Coo
•' E. It Ames. ((odious Con /
Rev. tilnfti Thompson, N. Ohio, had 6v. C.
Flogeley, Cole, had 40; Geo. Webber, Mame,
O: lien Carer, 27; cod some twenty perecn,
ireeind carious numbers. frOm two to thirty.
' Dth da•tt, kitnittott, Hiker end !tune. were
•AeAttre.l ilectnd
The rt , ofereoce then rceeeJetl to *lett the
castor or the Chrietito Advocate and Journal.
of Sew Tort, for the eneuing four year., with
the following reenli,
tS hole number of vote!, 172
Necesoary for • chnio 87
Thoi. E Rood, M. I).. of Baltimore 67
Rev. Abel Steven', of Banton 04
•• B. F.. Wheedon. of Michigan 17
•• .1 lioldich, Of se• ior:i 1G
Scattering •
Consequently there et. no election. Rew.
NlAssrs lioldich and flitiredon withdrew their
n.me• A new ballot RlVlordered with thin re
suit:
otirol or of TU/C: 173
Nrcer,ir, I", a choir
Dr.
Kr• {,el St,cf.
•
Alia Dr Aims ./rialarc:
Rev. J P Durbin ten+re eleoreil Niiiitien
iiry Seen t.ry. receiving 157 Vtd, cut of 172
cid
imm tho ebarWlon Court., II
PELYSBYTERIAIS OENEBAL ASSEMBLY.
Mumanr M.N.°. May 240
Th. election for Trustees of the Western The
adogioiti Seminary mode the second order of the
• day for Tuesday The report of the Bleed of
Foreign Manion was taken up and read. On
• the t,tom to adopt the report, the. See. Mr.
Wright, from one of. the Indian mann., ad
dres.ed the /trembly. Lie pee an account
:01 the flourishing condition of the Chosktaw
Mission. There were 12 churches among the
.Choetawe and 1300 member, of the Presbyter'-
, an Church, besides large number, of falethiollete
pi Bantam, They nine education and are
rapidly advaneiog In knowledge and civilizations
'
have a good awe= of lawn end well regulated
socialstate, and have the New Testament and
catechistms in their own language, and liourieh
iharecboole for both Boxes Mr. Dickey spoke on
the subject of the Missions in Africa. Mr.
Rankin, a minionary from India, spoke on the
gobject of the East India missions. fie mated
that within a district of gi millions, near Put.
teghur, there is not one gainlonary. maid
there war a church of colored people to this
city, whose membens contributed $3 each to the
owe ;of missions—to which the Church at large
by no means came op. The Rev. John C. Low
rie elated that there are 7 mission among the
Indian tribes, with schools far childrekaml that
lay anietants were greatly needed. Ile stated
that the subject of minions to California and
other 'Western Districts was ender considera
tion of the Bond, and mentioned that the king
14 Siam fa geld which a year ago it was thought
Moat be abandoned) was nog Inviting the
nionary into hie country and Into big 'own rfEtial
g ly. Ile offered up an impressive prayer on the
3 subject. Mr. Debut called attentlongo the ati
latatistleal tables, and lamented that- some
hurches had contributed nothing and Inhere no
ratle. The report was adopted
The election for Directors of the Board •et
Minions was mado the order of the day for
Tuesday. The anneal Report of the Princeton
Theological Seminary was presented, ehowing
the attendance of 133 students during the past
Pear, and the flourishing condition of the intl.
tntion. Portj'young men had cop ialeted their
course within the year, and remind their anti.
Seates—the largest clans ever graduated. The
death of the Iter:Dr. Alexander was anuounced
'with a feeling [vibrate to hit memory. The re
port of the Treasurer of the Seminary wee also
read. These reports were referred to a com
mittee. 'The ReV, Stuart Robinson was appoint
ed to preach the Sermon on Domestic Missions,
before the next General Assembly—the Rev. 8.
B. 4onee, Alternate. Overture No. 11, from
Steubenville presbytery was preeented, request
log the pobhication of certain troika 'at* a Weeper
rate. After much discussion, the Report of the,
Committee on Billettad Oreitarie on the .abject
was adopted, referring the matter to the Berton,
oonelderation of the Board of Publication.,
Overture No. 0, amemorisl from Dr. Doak, wee
adopted.
Afternoon Session.—The Assembij proceeded
to hear reports from the delegateS of corres
ponding bodies. The Rev. Mr. Converse, from
the general Convention at Vermont, gave a de
trilled account of the ecclesiastical organisations
of that State, of which 'a large majority are
Congregationalists; the next largest body was
the Dentists, the next the Melhodists—and then
a few Episcopalian churches. The intellectual,
moral and religious condition of the State is
highly favorable, and it sends out more mis
sionaries, both foreign and domestlo, than any
other State. In proportion to its population.
The General Conference of Maine was repre
sented by the Rev. Mr. Piece. The Convocation
consists of 226 - Churcher, with about 17,000
members in the State. On the other hand,
there are 100,000 children in the State, without
Sabbath School education. Emigration and the
division of coots prevent systematised efforts.
The effect of the Maine Liquor Law Is salutary.
Mr. Fair, from the Aewniatlon of Rhode Island,
reported that the membership of the Congrega
tional Ch robes, is about 3,oo.—Brown Univer
sity the only College in.the State, is a regular
institution under the care of the Baptist
Church.
The next subject that came up was the ap
pointment for the preaching of the annual ser
mon against popery. After discussion. the
matter wee, by Tote, indefinitely postponed.
Panenrrautai (OLD Sanoot)Osititat Aeeex•
st,s.—We learn teem die proceedings or this
body, stela:Luton, on Saturday, that two now
Synods were constituted—. one ip California, and
the other it, towa The report of the Theologi ,
cal,Seminary, although eshtbiting a email nom
bcr of Scholars, thole* that 250 young men I.ad
received, in whole or in part, their theolupcal
education there. The seventh annual repair of the
IV, stern TheoliOcal Seminary, Plows Shut in ad
ditiou to no inn red fond of $74,200,1arge do
nation, in hoot., X.:, were increasing vastly the
resources of tne institutiqn not its facilities for
theological education, Dr. V..rt Rentielner read
the report of the Board of Pdocatien, which. use
referred to a. committee of nine The election of
Trustees of the General Aeatmbly watt deferrtd
until the meeting of the rent General As.
ermbly. The nicer en the overture from
On Presbytery of New Jerrey, J
ggaintt a cheuge
in the [took of loempline, in rrl aim to the mode
of tninog lee; boi.ny. elicited a tlArrl &We. The
rrpo t finallyadept e d by •oto Aof 110 to ~.16
We cnpy the following from the Si. Louie It
pu tA lox n of Thursday last
T.. 131-11 ArrltAr.-IVe learn. from Ctid
Burke of the Kate Kearney, downrthls morning
from Kock Wand, that a terrible fight occurred
between the orew of the Murtha No. 1. and
pot tion of the deck passengers on bnerd that boat
while the Wan under way just below Louisiana,
on Tuesday rooming, on her way up to Galena.
Some four of the portion are said to have been
killed or mortally wounded, and a number of
others seriously injured. The mate of the Kate
Kt aruey informs us that he learned on enquiry
that two of the honda were dead, and two of
tho wounded passengers are lu a dying condi
tion. The difficulty is said to have grown,out
of an attempt on the part of can of the hands to
commit an outrage upon the wife of one of the
deck passengers. This being resented a gene
ral fight entitled in which knives and other dead
ly weapons were freely used. We were unable
o learn the name, of any of the persons injur
ed, as the Kate did not remain any length of
time at the place.
All we are able to learn of the circumstances
of,lhe case is, that on the comeliest . ou of the of
tcuco by the deck hand, which led to the tight,
the husband of the lady knocked him down and
tam had a scuffle with two ur three cf his Com
rades; after which, Capt,'Alforti sent two of the
'deck hands ashore All was quiet far a while,
but late in the night nearly the whole of the
°rewarmed tbemeelves with whatever they could
.d going book in the hoby, attacked the pee
sengers, consisting of an old man about GO year.
of age, hi, two Cots and several females, iu the
dark, and though the men fought desperately,
socceedsd in over powering and heating them
in a moat brutal manner. The oldman, the fath
er of the family, and two .11.01, it is supposed,
are mortally wounded. They, the family, were
lauded at Louisiana.
One of the deck hands engaged in the bloody
affair, got ashore at Louisiana, and was immedi
ately arrested. lie was severely wounded by a
cut in the arot.
Them) are all the rartleillare which we have
burn enabled to get, which we thought worthy
or cregit.
Since writing the ninvo we have seen a per.
eon who wan on the boat at the time. lie cnn
firmn•tha account as above given, and ray. that
tike family space of were Americans of n very
respeolable family.
krt. Ilurtybety T , irraria of W,lors.lll
ANOTHER SLAVE CASE.
A colored inanovell known in flarrisburgh to
most of our business men, named James. Phil
lips, was banned down on Monday afternoon
at the railroad bridge, by one of the lift
core of Commissioner M'Alltster, who spitironch
ed him under a feigned proffer of a shake of
the hand; and before he could recover from the
blow, he woo secured by the others of tho gang
of offieiol kidnappers present. WI hurried oil
to NlcAllbter'e office, where he underwent the
sham or pretence of a trial.whieh lasted several
bourn, and which resulted in the Commiesioner
turning him over to the clann,intit 111111 01 CPI titt.
site Iliade out herory the pretended trial, on
west the Commissioner raid he considered as
pronaprea evidence that be was a ,lase. Phil.
lipa wan then taken to the county prison and
there kept until yesterday morning early, when
lie woe taken in the cars to Baltimore.
Phillips her hero residing in Ilerriehurgh, it
le alleged Ay throw SILO know him best, about
rifte,n year., need him always rust:lined a good
character, and iv a very industriane and tritely
lla bee been empl,yed by the forwarding
and railroad cnipponiSlS generally, Sled IS
caid to be one of the roost rellehle billow,. to he
Lund. Ile had married it respectable, indue.
trioue colored women, and had children, from all
of whom be has been thus meet inhumanly tote,
and not even wiles ed the privilege . a parting
farewell.
The pretended trial le said by thneo who wit
ness.' it, to have teen of • meet extraordinary
and farcical character. The owner if the clove
alleged to have roe owa,y, was net there; but two
men fivitn Virginia, armed with pietols, bottle
knives, &c , Mho presented a power of attorney
from the alleged owner, teetitied that
wan too man. becauae be bore a resemblautie to
a certain slave family. fine of them said that
be, the Wi11..., was only ten or eleven yesre
old when P6diugnu off, and that he, Philip.%
wan then only fifteen or sixteen ears oil The
wl.ole testimony in Bald to have been of si ohs
ratter that would not have convicted a pence of
the moot tritling cricor(yet in the Important is
sue .liberty and the pureuit of happinese," it
was deemed euthrlent by time having "evil .lepen
dint upon the result, to Roeder all the social ties
and relation,. of life, end mond • helpless mor
tal into perpetual and hopelees .b.didage. It is
coil that the power of %tonney produced by the
slave couhere, woo originally different, and had
been altered to meet the description of Philips
Suring 'the trial, the wife of eto.id by
his able withcat uttering o word; hat when the
a:flit mite Ins handed over and the slave grab.
.bers drew out their handeaffs and hobbles to tas
te', upon their victim, this became frantic, and
the scene which followed was one of the moat
painful end ht art rending. She was taken borne
in a Orate et insensibility.
Thisoaso has produced the most intense ex
citement, through cur community; even those
whip formerly approved the Fugitive Slave Law,
now denounce and condemn it.
4 sobmtiption is now on foot to raise money
to buy Philip.° freedom, oust another to test the
legality of the cooree of the Slave Commie.
.ioner. F.
Summit Itsavit.—On Friday last, a Mra. Eliz
abeth Richardsen, residing nine mile, back of
Covington, came to her death very suddenly BS
follows: Borne of her. children went into the
hokum, and told her that they hail (amid a hen's
nest In a hollow stump, hnt were anablo to reach
the eggs, when she went out and got them. On
reaching down, she felt something prick her
hand, which at the tithe she thought was %splin
ter, but shortly after, her hand commenced 'met
ing, and soon her whole body was so swollen as
to cause her death in a few hours after—Abe wan
poisoned It is suiposeil that she had been bit
ten by a snake. Dr. Muzzy, of Cincinnati, was
sent for, but arrived too tato to be of any service.
—Lon. Journal.
slf there be nny man, be he single or
farmer, torettvole. merchant or 4 ar.olor.•ln ,
hoe woo rot =polio,/ Orwell with &LOW!. at 1141. rat nil . *
Arabian Llolonot, lot him go new and Jo It; be War
orawJ. It will be wroth ha wolabt lo rOIJ, over .ml over
owoto, boron. II shall all bar. boos awd. Yon Lars OLT
wont for than,lteaJorl Oro wlreotlsoment.
a 1,25
geri‘l'LANE'ti WORM VISHMIVIJOE—
The following nrojer ahown at 012.10 lbe dean./ toe awl the
e‘rellenre of ibis great too-licke. Certifialle• bore !wan
to In favor of Ibl yerrolfuge. that .e moulder
I . °nova/eau In add any mote.
- V.A. July :'9th, 1947.
J. Knie t oo.—Tba Verinifiigy left moo Cale .ale lime
SRO bT 4010 , 11111. i. 1. 41 rota. it rtlfr 3 E7 tutiiillYi .00
area oast eatlafseilan. Aerie rya entirely auto( the u•
tide, and havllig frequent eallu for It. 100 0111 Keefe fend
toe fume leumeglat el y, c. A. 11101.111.1 a l CO.
There le tin rarelflage In the market le equal DDLanea
em ailing warms Ili:eels but a trial to courinucall.
Per male by newt. Druggists ant Merchant.. In town hod
muutrr, an 4 by the solo pnavti.don..
J. KIDD & CO.
CO lynollltreet.
cleaver's "Ynsa Blethcal fionoy
I—TUIS invaliiable article, which oh
wane the Priam bledilat rh e a lataiPolii'n Infiniti tondo.,
b.. tab., Ms plane of all rindlar adnipolifloiAn and lb.
drama la !foveal. for UP immediate use. that It la with
digitally' *applied by lb. Inventor. Itif fragrant, ra.
noshing and softening poalitie, and am smooth and
whiniappliaranre Which it Lnymirtit to the bands and Paco,
are strikingly °below to all who we it. A dog]. trial
of lid* ankh. wlll'anfplp.vlwrlorit y 00.0 all
other* of • .1t.111•2 thedactan
for esie.bY KIDD A CO.; 60 Worwil
Wkwituals Agents tor Pittsburgh and ILs 'Mohr; al o
for Sea oslail at all Drag and
Erbole nib
hoanorrown. Ps-, lti. Mu. WO. 1842.
SAII'L M. Kan—Lol MI know
what road. put the Parlour. st, for me to •haleasie
It I. avian IT with a nut, slant I LW the Clem/len diw
tributed. Ths artiole I. Airing universal vallafattkinv
Yours truly. A. W. DARTOLYT.
•
lumiroo. Gun°. .Co.. Now Boxroom
K M. En , P7VotW4—Poos Bit—WlClwOrloft
wow 1114 a quantity of Potroloum; It to all sold, and mon
IS model. Bawd no 12 dozen: from poonoot oppoaratoceo,
It will 001 l ropklty.
Truly Yuan. Ii&ATAIAN. TILTON I 00.
For ad•hl Mugs irourrslli lbtoculbour W dir
aurrilalarrY
A. H. HOLMES &,BRO.
' Successor to IL P. Nelson 4 Co,
114 tNUFACTU1tISO Or
. SOLID 'BOX'TIVES,
maTia) dfrOULEI. SIATIVCIIP isr4Dss..l.lGFE,
MKS. Votittg,4,
MTIOII7IIOII, MINA.
.001 e. N 0.134, Water street, third door Wm. Smithfield
sir a) Au wink denuded *post to .or dieotsaturrd.
m '
Jon Pametsa of all kinds executed
st this sake MILD oitatnesa. and at tesaoaabla rate,.
' EpPital ►ttention trill Ea elven to Poston ►ad - Pio•
grammes ty YahiWtlssa and Coorott.
OBI*, 8111 Bosh, 11U13 of Lz4log. Italtatloso,
SWUM?. almW7 antl prxotly P,14.4
? ~., .. _ ~3= f ~ ...
1832 re , 52 \
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
LDitP; - . •
Peansylvania Rail Road and Express
Packet Line.
rux Y•-•INGP,
llrtre'rem Pituharyh, I.r k, ~ ddpiia tind
•
•
310 miles Rail Rcad, 72 utiles Canal.
113ata eitto , utite tine,
El 1? E TO. EL I'll Li 4 . 11.11.1'. 7;41
rArt.4e.
the earn!
sky or E 1 . 1e,1 Itaaar a araaa eafaa — an..PA, a
a, tat I:l.lt.avaal- ttaa Nati, a larat,.• a
l'a tlaat ttataat .ill I.ct— r.l .tatar•
aa'a kart tan—rtmaalr. I . x.a. start ra tta • ca.:
Taal.. matt at, .1 ta. a.. ca...aiaaa, ta rap,
la• la . ..arras., at
:•
.t aar ,1,•2
lEEE
• nelson's First. krone Auto
I)AG UERR.EO'I'YPEs.
Prot Office Liuildow, Third &rm. s
f I ITIZENS and 'grangers 'oho with to obA
tam au serum., artiatlc and lily like Ilkon..a al
Tee prie, .01 find to their inneroak to rail at
hi.ll LOMA II ...AM it
antini astoilact.lon
' , guaranteed. ur un eto.nt-mad, Having one of the
inrotod and heat arranged [lda sand Skylight..
1. aarr con
nrhd 1. poryore, with inatrumanni of the 19,t
pnwmtlitt kind. ant hats adopted Om oyatern ol Dago,.
, e , tlOnlit, flow “IKII/4.1
It, the enlobratiol Hoot, nt
Philadelphia and Yaw York. .N. dation. tin hell to he
ahin tionder In the patnnna or thii Att. • ..I,lr of 'Jaguar.
reidypea. .later Attila!) ur lu ',num which La. two., beau
MI pi...rod.
I.mmm nrom kW opmmanc M flmm A
1852.
- - -
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cleveland and Pittabura Rail Road
, 1 7 0,
CLEVELAND, TOtEDO, SANDUSKY, DE
TROIS, CIIIC4GO, MILWAUKIE, BUFFALO
DUNKIRK; COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI.
I lIIE new and-fart running etelmer
tnT . O,TV. I eon. thc sonongabelk krlotrf, trot of
Nl.rkot crornio .t no'clock. tSuntl.lo. t •
tonncrtano N1.11.1111c wan Inn Itkorocc Train
of Inc flcvnlslotmod tot
,I Arlo./
tt I,n l cl/.-k, lnd ortlnuc elov.lko,l n0'c1...1, I.
rooyictint oh ~ n ml,oat and ml to t.l 100.1
Toledo, 11.1tolat.k, lt lOtro.t. t
en., 0.0, blihrooklc,lloll..
10 and Dunkirk.
:A
i•nr ttActk Aoki,' to
JOHN, A—C.11:1111l 1, nt
etwv.l.n.l and I . lll.lMrgh 1,11 road Co
corror WO+, on 1 1 1 an!trinnkl Wort., 1., ...cc/
opt 0, kloonnksbnla
Skot—lir Ibn Moo k I'vuno It.. to
1.712,14141 oral Yatd.orels 11, flow 'Alto., to tik,.
1.1,1, Um (arc lkom l'lttakorall Clevcland In St.., I
'
-,
s
nco o.ro 1404 mob.. ornre In (.7ivirlariiti 1.40.
oast. Op some /ruin or ram
fht 3looday. the 2lth hut., nt the residence
..1 bin ( Chile To•orhip.
AMKA 1 1A111 , 1.E. In tim 31st ,•.t rf .sr, oiler• hn.
C.r.ua aoul patntul Lono with eilr/rilain fortittsdo
m•Nuat.on.
the • • roung man nf ret nonldru.i(e
tawnier., hut, 111, ni an, of the sato., dilmaition. not
this le.. Independent an I de dnite chat.seter—d unto`
.lie thooKlat ant a•t:d trctrn a no.. had, In.
dared br • Go:lna id his awn respcn,thlidito tied . sud h!tt
fellt.le won.
low.. au otu.liont slut altuAleff ifoo,rrety Imptibu
of L, f ff u.auuu.luf 10 lb. tli.. I•
Ti.. which buiful
him 4 , Ilfa who hid uuur.olus I the rful.l.aul
lralLul tY rtmlufx to tuuf4...l- .1 br‘thor %N., My 111
II wrqi is num. It. fraf taut tutu cf tfroaer.
IVA fu Lure tevuloruoi LI. want act, of sad u..a
• al rwer
Mr. thzu I, tram not • memm.r of any rhureh, hot from
hooto duridg oiclue4, 04. in whom nit abiding
~ DI ronnwittd with .t-tuity
how., b. telt that °Nowt, ut Hum non.
• /013Kirt, It •min.l hot.. bop, row het into tM,
• ocutthets totwm veil it:rho-v:lh, pow that 'bourn.
from • oath no traveller return.. The Still. wan to him
• ls•Mr+.l boot. Ito lug.. 00.6,1 Ihn uthout oral, line
with 11. truth of dor, oval 11,10.1 ms.l polo word.•ml
h. it .1 to lit. fountain 01 living tountahtlt
tut nwl In °trier to eati-I,,hi•
1in..., Lathe tor( thaw.. the,
Vrino.ll f mI IHIHi d.l•,
: , ono Rove lb. Lut to 1.•••
Nunn r.sm.. the.. I.tit b, I, 1..!
At th.• I.lri to It.. thtltyyeot uttt.
11 Ityri th• oturua Olt 11.1. GM, it a... I,
15., thy et•lrit bath 11••• t. from tt.l. rtvrltl .tureyl
To m. 0... leutcsn 01 001. n.
Notice.
TT Annual Meeting of the CUliriliftA-
T, J K L ., 41.1,Gr0r i tlit,rl. .10 br nfJ .t
on C 7131.43.. rxtunl•r J u r,.
.1 v'elork. JOHN 131,...±6L1., Jr., N<. ) .
mrs,:a.l
I'Eli—A utlid
u•ortmetig of (I , 3LU and utLer I.t.t.en rf lerneh
1.•11 rape, •ustsble En Drawing su rn, 11,11, Sc..
r-e'd sr.t tor ad. 47 I'll.. PAt.tt Na.
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v. 1,31 • No. Cr 4.'4. rt„
•
IL)
, IIEAP WALL PAPER—p,uOu pcm. at
IL) $. Led 12k• 'sof. • Piro, ts,ttitlT r• '4. awl
11.311 X 135. 1•• 1. M CR.
110000.
Tki F... putnere h p n i l
. . r lOll NsTus coy_
ef era .etiletl 1117 t,
w6e,is duly t.rt r tbv •anne 111
M iele
l : a Ht
ILL-INmg lt. O,
1 11 AMS-300Q lbs.
;j,..ut,olLra-Ti1.0jr:.,....1,7,,by
tr • er rue I.rb rr:+at
th.` I lot country cured, just reed
av 4 lir fa a by ItUreELL & JuliNmTr.N.
. _ .
t; LVERS--2000 Ibn. jUnt reed fur nine
I 111,SFLI. 3 .11.11T..1%.
Drafts on Cincinnati
lONSEANTLY for sale at the earner of
N.) Mart, ant Th otorrtttn. Lr
mon A. % . ILsltOt A Co.
Land Warrants.
t OR; HT and told at boot Ettt'n by
P m,31 A.. atilt, •
I I , li your own fault if pin hare a bad
T°.°Z.";
• •.. te,tozn anl tho.tttie t.tottay, cAra.,
,t .t 1 to go.. altir• aatlet,tirtu.an.l haft '.O ottor,
4 . money trOurn.,.l. II
It
tao, 1tte,..0rt...1 by A
ItOTTnitt43N. tAga.thynary.ll:tmtnottutn. Pa . arol 1., rale
Ott. Isrukt t attta Lint notation... t • *tat , trtanttT•
nW' J. ttCll 'ONMAti Ett 01. n
FLAVoltlblif EXTV.AiITS---Pro, , on
otttracta of Ilatnatk ti...,, 1...tn0n, Vanltt,
1....0ch 144,1 am-or:, lb,. 1. - att tioa tts• rttalleol to,
'WWII and Mayor. A ftrth.noptly tor axle by
L. WilotTON A Ott
Isw3l cnrrr• I , l;iket
-110U.SSEW S , S1 , 1A. o1lur.rLW. fu. hVINTO SOAP - T A su.
.A,ll L.WILRI.S co.
MOKED SALMON—IiP) lb'.
rreW for ..le by W. A. 31eCIAIAA A (-41...
to y3l .n.n , r 4 WI 1 . y., radon
If kaiILINO -.5 bss.rline IY:gby ilsrrintl , , ,
Jon re:',l for rote by W. 1.1170.11R0 0 CII,
kuy3l N! 360 I Ile, rt •
11141ACiiEltEl.— No. I bble. hi. liblr. t Ws
si• re iery ouperor: for gale
I , , to3ll W. A. SlorlAtta, o • k.
lilitESll till Alr—Ree'il for role by
'illig ir: 4. neCLultil e en
(~a A ChION—No. 1 in bble. nod kits tco'd for
AY mle b, W. A. .11..CLif !La Aea '.
U Ulltitt , -10 bids. N. 0., lin . sole by
I. Isis , A.• CU LIIIMTeON.
VI 0 .ASSES-250 bbla N. 0, for sale by
ATI. eolal • A. CULVERT:ON
4 1011TE-150 bags Green Rio, for sale by
s. J osr3l A. I.II.:{..kELM.UA.
Game Warehouse
IjRY IL
ga L .2l, l l lB l:ett ° r r l7C A b r e. d i •e% o h l t a
L. 11.40.•avottally, 17111.1., 5t.14.1 abort.
P 011104.1. 12 Ptltsburlib. total
S hereby given that the CoTartnerehin
ttgo s fiT , t:Lat . 11 . 3 , 11f . th , :j :t It AST A Y A
U. W. llaml haaltw hurehamal
It
lotar " Xt i f=ti
wait Bastian to mid baaltwa, /Atha,' tbeltartart.
eon will attend to the attttamant of th. acemmts of the
, a , r t a i t e. A s t i tzitzriVe . bleA to Pahl Arm will Orate eallAml
h timmewlast the Una, mar pre
eata them to either of the omelet - award.
WII.LIA al BASTIAN,
Pillabafgh, Bar C. W. OA ElltuL
:It 888
The ufidersigtvel, Vlthdtwoling from the
buriroww.'tairwi pleuente tocoihromtiling runner
litrt”r sod /1113 , .1.110, C. .Crryol. to On. putron•Ae
01 the public. lUe. Parz.l'n knOw:elt, of the buslneis,
un I ble probity render him worthy or the outrounge of
all per nevalutt the unities Iu Llr line.
in,3l:•3lfT WM. BASTIAN.
L. A. Page's Anodyne Oa
11116 only positive and sure remedy for n
most dletreenuu dbeu.a, vie • P;tro ^o 10.1nrooN
ninmennth einpirr ru tout 61 no nosier
Onvereer, or ups mere ?doable than thh.
A PHYSICIAN'S OPINION
"This way star, that I II•TO 11.1 It•stre. Pars A
Psis eirn Unary.. Oil to atr practio, for hamn than. moil
with Um Utmost taaticlaties m aA It sum• soturtirs
' ,away ha That swot list...lug mushily, Tilt titts.
I test alit halloo to yestitay . a r eain IhmdisZthgoiillts
" ronWhy 11. D.. LiELLRIK
ha. LT Wot at.
8. N. VirlOffBllBlflarB
LIVER AND ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
For Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, l'es , ere, Nervous
ness, impurity of the Blood, Sick Headache,
COSiiIMICL., Paine in the Head. Errant,
Ba r k and Monts, Bilious Airetiots, fetnak
Pianists, etc., eft.
T
it 'scarcely any disease wbich
porottlie Idedlelnes ere net More or lon requlrrd.
nu
mud Wenn/roe sod sofforlort solobt be prteaota
e-ra thry more /rowan . " need. no person ran bon well
"bile • Cully. 11•14 t DI body preemie: pewp,,, coon
neonates eerie. andbflen Paid dleeeKre. "blob might
have been arolded, br slimily end indlelone ore of prop,
er colhertle edicine.,
Tb. btopradot an roconionoml ditto 11.111.1 IOU; tbo
antaidat tooltdenew, telietlaa tbea1 . ,5110.110, lb, Pih
lu itaaatal nandnornolUd, Ante ploaqt, sate 144 aaltona
lo their operatioa• •
!boy mb,M takon 471 thaet..sa4 la emit dimmer--
In Inflammatory.' Intersoltiost, Remittent, ninon, and
ovary Mbar_ Wm or Favor, Joni:l4lra and Lived tatotplalot.
Yo Dyrpalada.thry an fully ao turaloahlo geM•
ua e
08
01 :Lar k ir eto thou i agach md
1 ,;:;:ln . ' ' e d itor ate • tri mod lot dlerams Ulll
far admit, 00121...tif .411.11 . lmonrity ot the & 4
.tlo, and
Moo for rocoal. Coaltdalata. Cotbawata, Partin Yact
in into. dhow. tam burEatlanntolicont rony Inlasittitto .
Yon male by
.44 WICKEILI4tIABI,
m 1 ,31 ' too. Wool and 81alb Ca. Pittabanth.
Pmlibl9 niiivaling hubbies t. 4 . 14 *ion
_ .
.. ~
- , atitoril
ciyOARRAN'} P to be tborougilly built,
gp4 to Iraq . nth Jowl% and . sold br 1:c W.
....At:l.' 4 4r I. .°AltritNinal':l l l,lW.ll!
BM, Pt
and ili= w ,n, milli rammed hum tug:
ra , IV =lna ettuil lighas ' itirastniter s t mikes
Dense with. Mont than MOO of them ., how hi use lu
the Western States, and as man art of this iiii.ocit•lot.
.loop of Ulm has* thrashed VO to hiasteXibeinitels
such; souk on thorough MM. tilt: hell been renuametal.
ed by those itho top them. to Ith as itoospixte. Lod to .m.nett asi north Its world. i
T • noperatoe Ls itaiit's Potshot, ask ts altaebeil to the
Umber. arid toothisitisly separmas the furor &radial!'
m. {b. oath. and Ma ems emir. satisfaetteo uherl
terar triad. . PirMidilsrly.B
.-T.
'
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rir /1.4 A ~12.111 VF. , 12.111VF. ON' Vels:.b.ll", Ma' 31, .14(.r0. an, A ‘ .l, \, J.. s, E PATES \EE. 'tactrAo , ad. and .
VV • amid`, rr.,"4.r..taA
tll'alta AOSALVIYE and 11... JENNE BURTE.tront Pap.,
C iiiN , Ln . or .1 la DIN, RILLS! , Mi 4. ROSA lath It t,IChEI. 10111t1 tiOSSI:a. 4oIIN
\lat 1%129 Forle.c.e.htn-r.5. Aalmitit n 1 lb< most Brett
V II. al, 1 . .. MADIGA.. L. VERRI, PILL liAlt.E. D
ly Ilettli as meal , rad tonalet At the ‘ . a W. lONE. e. S, EPSEY JOE DROWN, MESDAMES
', . FL ATING PALAVE!'., %. ta.1K14,. PEERY, MAIMBN, & e.. tn. 'a
fffr"affai - Vbe I,loel ill tbk Mat at t a n g. foot or St \ Clair
A gran: Aussmac \ Amtotath.atrat. non'tak/t, '
tat and 4..tra.ra, Vow 0 All , lloni Wilco, wzbibltioas be
nutup: noun Loyonat \deacription. altn all'A 0 teaplern Inn iqran at tatai and 7 , i, o . OOK. at PIII•blar for one wank.
Onmatuouto lbw enlVrlbut. to nom trnt ankluanan:. Tbs rantturns, nu MaliND Y., star
nett.
A l i nahn. ,ll.ss.
Onlaritra eno4i•talna'n \a, \ •DCYat ‘U EMMY: Jou 7.th atta Atm:Minn. IVEDSn ,
\ Great Gathedml Orga`elf, . ~ ,e , h . N \ ,
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IiPECIAL AGENT . IN EUROPei., 10 ~.. h.e . v. 4 :c... Gal let 7 Lak,3,, \ '
Atli ell'l4from abo cheldyt porn. Stara. h•• yrer ltad I An' , • inn rtint may ,tla akurad r. to e,,,t 2 .ad
A paraii..l cm ..tr rt.nrln,p; .. , A y al 50 6nr .i 0.13 day. by aprlt4mon to tbn Po rem", E. W.
, .N 1,,,,, i.Mad 111"Ntalaa Trnan Canaria. ' , \ \ 1, - DIXON4 s Ent., At . Una 0111 , n.. N , ,, e,,ei, aka
." t. - ' " \
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\ hjla.deliihiih Beare. .
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V LI ST ree',Olain and Printed Bareges ttfAl
ey Tlmo, %pry k toir• ,tyl • n. 'Yolk S.l,i/k.. Fonlrrd ar i t :
• • l ow A. mr.:l4Yrrei l lamp, Not r v lor,,d.„‘s„, ; am 34 ,
111,. 1.%,.• dr., end, Loot 111,•••1•.‘?1,.. • Ild'or• Into
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to ) .I?„
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NEW 800/18. . ~
f i lltESl anit;tt at the ecntral It oh Etliki).,
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73, Sace.,..l 1 Mrrelk•ut: • furdllor te..4. fur ILO l a n,y,
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T l ." l. ' ,l l' l l , ^'Sden l lll«st: wlthbint• sra 1 , r l.s.d.v Won*
no r ta:Z:c ‘ ces4Ntr ,, ltt.: , , , :d. t il . ro. II InIMI 11, y.
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r,,,.1 Ilonnsv o r sl...s f 4e• It\ hon... rul «1 I‘, Aor • ricAn
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'' Vocal and \ iiistren‘f Concert. -\ '
i 1.,Q4E11T t,t Voe'al all 4 InAtrumental
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CiostitVg!is HALL St he °Tien tat the
,t ph rd Jldre Solt Tl.• ,ro iti r n of tl.i` Ird/fo•cd
fl „ , .l,4,l• ,, syrel . t.d • ntlulrdua..n t .. •old wader It kr, moat
• • d I ~ n Ito . l,. r•od
rt.. ner , . I,i ; i .1,4 1 , 1, 7; ..rd a` o l l Zirlf 1. ..f.Yherrry
Int,al 1nn.... r•dfils.q• rt. r , e.l
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ul . Ws .1 r0w.,...• loll m Inn of fir. • 1.1.•-itort,
kuitatl• fur ll' I.A u. , n-•Orh••\•••••13 rAI, I I.dr prohf
Wend. • `3ll t• i ii., net IL,. er,nose fir raritqi.
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1.-...113 , 01.1 Int.m, ,nr... 11,11•./Idd In 11, . •rolllld4
ot„o of' 1, , 1.15d5. I 4..... 14 Is, r.., r.d10nn.11411.,, I pt.
...iota. 04,k 13, Jo- , rr v.T.d Ogllle cedll,l IL.ot nore
(-, tgTitxt , 800 "t...Tillttl, 711 Foitt.th 4. '
I 11. •.7,6 • 11.1..ixice fOut o , ` \
Alums,' 11144,14 1t..r.,14.',,r,17`011•^P5'n.r.,',...1‘
01.4i1. in I I•Ata../111•11,..4••••,,,I ' , YAW., if Ah d«
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ar ado. 01 • • - --o
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of •••ed, of 14eut. ALI,. clo•••
tilos,lal, • L'lnAre.,l'. ttalro' n f
1111.' I.•ats, \l , Vitl, rosttesi. o of the
lole,
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,4* of Teal EstlA.p. \
g , IIF. un0,....., oknishes to 4.i 4 isoe \ f the.
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11,11114,211.0c1 . . 11,1 k now oecUPl.l \y ; Ito Val 1,11),.
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SALTPETRE-100 p lbs. arta t. ! ~.
.1 KIPP A t11..,1.0 hpo3. tt.,
Al ei.. ` :';(j ' N ' S ', ItLACKIIN.I3--- , 51.1 \ Jrust, \ reen t l
iv.a, .
• 0 . 4, km r. , ‘1.. pf .
1111.VEV.V,T COTTON likl.INE, 148 isgate - tt
i sott• if 111.-P.olb, il” tale 111 '.., \ ,
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1. ts,ltt u .V \
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I AMP 11 , 14,tb:K.-.5 bbls. .4.1 gu0.(07 - rt
I 4 fer duie . trc . \ t nit:NJ
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(iNKATIIKh.: , .. bag+ 'prine 'Kentucky, fp
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I onto to I nol.l .1 11 pll,lVtlitlll 4t Vit
1,, lieitirfti- - 10 -- 11 oz. Beaver, just reed per,
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) iihkk ittil Peors , , but Ibrwl . '
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L'A'lttl( : ' , 42ll blAk. E•ttperiot. fog sale by*
t - ) \ G.LTVI '` , 3. it. U/LlVOnt'll 41C4).
61AtrrY rkiSE-.....? bb,ls. In
. ottoro, for sale
kJ Isy \ _ ItT."4 I ':i. PNI/11.14011111 tet)„
- iflLiti - TiiiiG AND at FriF,l , Qkini , ,K,.:_i
:AIM leo ltleudlrly Lays (~ t ra.i lb.',
\ \ . .PO\ met .. i ' ll. ht tirt ' l t o i* , '''. l *. _ '.
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(SAP SA6,O C111 , 14 . }7.-Orlietion qua'.
kJ ity on 11414, toy gale by \W.A. gi 9rAn.ollr
nlll73 \ \ 1 'r., ''.•
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.14.17 ilitylli3 ,_
- i - A Pi ;ii lilol:ltgi3ES-Foby '
1Aiii)::::Noe. ran4.l2 for sales,rty :,.
1 4 11 LOUlt-50 bnls, ec,ltkOdur artle.,l4 ' •
II ' mix 9 ~ . ••, 7_ T.& J. J.IIIVIR.
Gl.lOO/tili=rll6'hlids. lam4p.p from tittit e Cin
ti rlonatl, %Pa 44.naln br .. . ,
mr.7 \ ". lSAlhrfThif IIY .t.q.
111 tIKT rend at the cheap Kaiblientinnlitice
• Of W. A. thltlealettity *Ohe ff.:,) , llit.h. fi t tlittwerf
'" T ' ll M"Y" lll i fil ' Alt_ " l n f e ITttilt i i " New \ 41 . v,h1r Ruc:r.var
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. ttubllthe . to embrace tlte..oppprtuolty of Voewlnh the kw".
rh " e ' lle o e f eP 1 r TIVA:I rt . g ' io ' P?l ' ll ' AVAlt V e ' et ' 7'4l. *
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0.41,77,',var.r, .",',L tair,,,,o'of itptlllna • elel'at-
Malign to theltltorlel pepertmetb php.hvi, ~4.,,,,
by MI of lho (re. nepnmpllshM 11 1 , 4 if aP-al .a. Of
Ins ,•saatmsn. o,..nekPaw^! tyttrgl budder dollars
fpr each numb., , , 1 ~'' \ \
'The nbll,berylmht Mit It le potheeteePtry t - r‘t ens to
reiterate WWI, IVAMIZIRPS, ',het POthlPc 01.11 nrcf
• - •Pil•
sr to {Le pees 4tgle BlagaaSOPlotb,ll¢hlen \1.V.1
P warp to drib Iwn Pr k. 1.) . moral tent...tat \PIN.,
W l I Melt Weedily fro Mort boob the public a healthy mo al
is e5......au to tatorts , .tk. tknt•sts , :.. , .out ss sr
the Mete of their P.M They • brill elm to malor Oho
' blemmitm lb templet* re Mary ~'d whatever to Inoc, c....\
fpl pOd Prre•nblp in \ the. I kirttOt ytentrt fiy.lwllnus itt s
th iL d A r ;blume; crbatk n Mbeht .4b1.2.3 . .t, ' \
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41, be** lilwWwli law hauling \ feta.
'steamer Clume. fur t.tet b '
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Enroye and the United btatoa, to rend 0 Omit angina , 1 •
uanji and proletalre propertles sopeoior to any nines -,
WHITE ZING PAINT • ...,-'`.
I. purely an Oxide 017.1.11 t. and is warranted Are from ail -;.•:. '...
adaltsration an 4 fropttrtry .batpc•ner, It corers well.!! , .' '
beannsully antis. and Is anUrrlr tree fro. Itopobonons -'
rater zt s,t roont .d other ii patata, po Qua:owns to the ' -.1.
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It srltbstands • prattlers, clumps mil tbo Wealitt mate
taus •any other ' not being liable to tarn chalky or to .
crsonbl• and rob oft it may bnercfben nab any colon,.
y . ittormter and Or.: Or telittrarnistn 'bleb air. t he Me.
b poreelain anlpli. ' \
.IitAACK AND COLORED , ZINO PAINTS. \
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t. cheapen and best paints In the martin nor cairns. -••
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