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Vel TICS rautomr, WI LIAM A. GRAHAM, N. Carolina. son CANAL COMMINIONEIL JACOB 'HOFFMAN, or xxxxx comm. AMOS 0! THE 1110711.111111 _L. (I, Or row of lb* nos. Maar& Coulter, deses.d.) JOSSPO BUFFINGTON, of Armstrong Co FUR PRIBUIVITIAL XIXOTORII. IA A. Z. SWIM . Just P,olloc. . . Distrkts. District. I. Wiusta P. 800.. 11. J 6206 ii. OaarrssaJJ 7. .I.n TIMIII.Ma 11. J.is D. P.r., 2. Jo. W. thorn. 16. Juics 6. DArrasort. 11. Jo. P. Vuw. 17. Dr. JR. Mettuncoa. 6. M.= liclimisrs. IL Marra Du 22. 6. Jura W. limn, .12. - Jo. Lam., 7. JANI:II Pl=Oft. 11. AlegllVD RAYOIII3O4. K. Jolts Deurrsa. 21. Tam. J. Mows. 0, JAMB 11142JEWL. VL 18118 . 1 . I '' '. IV. 1012288 P. Faust. 13. 004801128 M... 11. DAris Awn. H. DJavrm P.... 12. M. 0. lbw., Vb. 60eL .6. POSTIMICS. ' . 11. Ha 11166. r.... Antitussonia and Whig County Ticket rig corasso•-21u vivrium DAVID &MOSUL VittatAtrvb. 10* COINIMF-too,DESTAI 11101111; M. HOWE, Allmbeor PM MAIM . meows DidtaiX,a.linhear I o h " ip AIOIIAKD UOWAN. Pluoborrh. IhrATlia. Phtlhlroahlri /OM M. PI/ATRIA Tarrotom. WILLIAM MAGILL, PlLUburgh. • sarnomortar. EDWARD CAMPEIALL. Jr.. Pltt•burith man .1:01.3a OP CoOlt or ovum pacion. 00 ILIUM °COWART, Allrshror. WILLIAM ALGE.Ci. Pittzburgb. mettle.. JUKES LOWRY. littzburab. 4111=0. - ritANais I. OIRDEFIIt. Elizabeth. Scott-Club' ivirTHE Executive Committee of the .Cuinty Scott Club. have Seed aeon the following meet ings to be held trier 'to the great Mass Meetleg on the =id of nest mouth— At McKeesport. on Friday. September 10th. at 7M o'cknk At Jona Conan a, 114 J win Taw nohlr,on NJatilaT.&pt. 11th. at TM, P. Y. At Tatontum. on Totoday, Soptonaoi lith at S and Ti: Ar• James Inlaid. Manion. Formable. ou Thunalay 14h liantember, at lei o'clock. e. r. M. Benjamin Barrer.. Franklin tourahlp. on Friday lith Foote:ober. at 8 o'clock, P.M. . M Noblasionts, on katunlay. rieptanibeki 181 b at 7% At Illinnigkurnh. on. Molinar. Saptembai . 931 k at TM You Convention of the-23d - • - PRIZE BANNERS! I The Scott Executive Committee for • thethmnir*ill prelent Um* Ilainere. One t the Ward ' or the two chit. haring the largatt delegation in maim Mat on the had loot One to the tonnehip or borough Is the county- farina the Itanist deleantion. taltlng ,the dls _tamelnto Maahlaratlon, and one to the county . ..MU/oat Tapia to *tale, bmina the 1...,. dolegarion. distance eon Meted. Ili in Diataiitt. ALLICIRCIT VALLIT RAILROAD. —Tbe Pitta• burgh directors of this road have returned from their excursion to the State line, and bring cheering accounts of the spirit of-the pe?ple of the Allegheny counties. Governor Johnston and Judge Buffington reinalned in Clarion to await the report of the . Grand Jury, cud the whin of the commissioners, on the subject of that Conn- ty's subscrriptlon. The Court is in scission this week. It Is erpeoted that the Governor will be home on Sows,' or Monday. Numerous Meetings were held along the route, and the popolar , voice in favor of comely eub- soriptione. wsnalmost unanimous. At Smith _ port our board met a delegation from the "Pitts. burgh and Rochester road," who gavit'eheering stasotmts of their progress. On the return of Oor. Johnston . , the board will make a full report of the progress and pro*. rota of this important work to a public meet ing of the citizens. TER POET AID .TUDOR WOODWARD. . After the lapse or several days the Post has ventured. to speak out on the. case of Judge Woodwerd's action towards foreigners in the Reform Convention. 'To give the eaters the fall benefit of their defined we copy their article entire. , That very truthful and consittent sheet, the Pittsburgh Gazette, has had a great deal to say, within the last few days, in regard to "Judge Woodward'e Nativism." The editor appears to be In a very distressed state of mind on this sub ject, and has worked himself almost Mtn thi fief that itte Poet admits the Muth of all the ridi culous allegations and deliberate falsehoods set forth in the Gazette. If Judge Woodward had the slightest affinity with Nativism, that fact would constitute s strong argument why the Deacon and the little squad of proscriptive poli ticians who believe with him, should support that distinguished jurist and true-hearted Bat issteid of Judge W. being a Native, the lusty ' reverse is the truth, as we Seen have at in our Power to show in a few days. We have . written for some document/ on this subject, which, we • undertake to say, will triumphantly vindicate :Judge Woodward from the malignant assaults and lying abuse of the federal press. In the meantime, unlit they arrive, we would advise the editor of the Gazette to continue. hie oboes of • our candidate for the Supreme Benoit. We yes. terday heird of three Whigs who had avowed their determination to vote for Judge Woodward •• in oaniequenaa of the course primed by the Chtzette. - Go on with.youL.abase, Beacon—go on l" The Port Is in a pretty tight place, and cannot escape by charging us with affinities which never existed, or by raising the try that we are abating Judge Woodward. We published the re ended evidence of what he attempted to do in the Reform Convention in 1837, in reference to foreigners, and we gave hie , own defence of the nouns he took on that oothelon, written in itec.. timber, 1861. It that is ""abuse," let item make the best of it. But we have not abused him, nor shall we; neither shall we deny that he bee a perfect right to bold what opinions he pleases on the subject of foreigners, and to 'advenste what _meanies he pluses, in any flirtation 'in whleh he may be .pieced, In referemov to them. All this we freely &cooed ; but at the same time we &atm some rights too. We claim' the right to search the public records of the Btate to tin wheele did and what he sold while in the exer cise of a high public trust, and to publish as much of that record as we see proper, without being justly obnoxious to the charge of abusing him. We have ..not. eittered the sanctuary , of. Judge Woodwird's private life, nor shall we; butt. we have shown, on evidence which admits of no . 00ntroverry, that he did, while in the Convention called to amend the Conniption of this State, bring forward • certain proposition which is to be found on the 441 d meet voL V. of the De. bates of the Convention,n follows: "Rewired, Theta committee be appointed to Inquire Into the expediency of so amending the Constitution — of Pennsylvabla as to prevent the Ware intivsUon Into thielltate of free persons of color, and fugitive _ slain from other States and Territories." A motion was made to mind by offering to In. We the word "foreigners," between the words wand free." This motion was pending, when We an informed on page 444, of volume 6, that "Ur. Woodward mond to amend the amend. meat, by adding thereto, the words "and that the said committee be silo Instructed to Inquire Into the propriety of so amending the Coestitzt tire, as to prevent any foreigners who may sr rive in th is State after the fourth day of July, 1841, from acquiring the right to vete or to hold once in this commonwealth.' Mr. Woodward was not content With offering this monirtrous proposition. He made o speech In favor of It, which", find on page 446.47, 6th valuta* of the Debates, and from which we quote the following chutes paragraph, : appreciate as much as any man living, th e many political tights and privileges which!, In common with the people of the United States, am now miceng; audit Is mylionest impression, that we do but squander those privileges in con. fewrinelkent upou every individual Who chooses to come and claim them. Hs knew that a great portion of those who came eaten us from foreign eowatess, moist frequently of the worst part of tie population of those comities, that they are weseqslated with VS valcut of thew privileges, sad that..tharefora they do not know .haw to wens them. I think that in thus conferring la ', tiliperbaiastWiuM all,, ffa are doing DllScri to cur liberties aid one lastibitiom and I Wien that; lithe time bee not yet come, It wiltspeedi tr eons, *km tt will be .indislamiedy neossea ry either for this body, or wo„ther body of thisßrass meths llWnod Eitatee, to inquire whe ther It le at stktitio planing plea late 4csoe --- , 4 zlnAkag isolated to arrest the attention .of eve citizen ties, by which foreigners should be pr , ammo The following article speaks; of facts well ca. fr our om mu cestt ai rollig ourec American th t v an ui. d b i rovr• of the commonwealth: '7 ledge Woodward continues: "Aid what claim have forelgnrii from any country—aye, air, from any cotuitiy, w hi c h to ong encashes justify no in - 006 lit i ni ng our political pnvileges, by conferethg them careless ly.andindisetithinately on every individual who I may Heide here for two or three years—become &naturalized eitizen--and then command one of noise? There see very many of these emigrants who know Dealt' of political privileges in their own country before they emirate to this. The word is unknown:to them, or if they hoar of It at all, they hear of it as something la which they have co partieipstion. Is not this the faint Sir, we all know that it is ; we know that very many of these emigrants never eejoyed any po litical privileges themselves—they have no know k.o.ledgB of them, and least of all, have they any knowledge of our tillelple, ourgarerlitrant, orour institutions. The acquirement of his knowledge is not the work of a day. They have no sympa • thy in common with us; they have no qualifica tions to render them lit recipients of these high political privileges," Li altetter dated September 8, 1851, he de fend' his proposition, made In the Convention In 1847. The following is as extract : ...Who would complain of my proposltlont Cettainly no foreigner then in the country—none on his way to this cottatrytione who should choose to come before the 4th of July, 1841, for none of these were to be excluded from any thing—either a residence or political privilege" amongst us. Nor coal those who should choose to come after the 4th of July, 1841, complain, for they would have bad nearly four years' notice and they werenot to share in merpothicalprissleyes. Will the Post dare to say that the above ere ..ridicedous allegations ;and deliberate false hoods?" or will it dare to publish them just as they stand It is idle to attempt to tutisaside the force of this record by such scurrility as that we have quoted. But the editors say they have written on for documents. What docomentat Do they pretend to say that they can impeach the veracity of an' . 'official repent? Not a bit of it; but look out for some miserable quibble, ouch, for instance, as that JadgeL _Woodward never was formally a member of the Native American Party. But we care nothing about their documents. There is the record, and there is his letter. They speak for themselves; and if Judge Woodwaril has Seen abused, he himself is the author of it. The Pat emphatically endorses ledge Wood ward'. democracy. It calls him a "true heart. ed Democrat." Very well, that is just what we wanted. We now know what Democracy means, as the Poet understands.that word. We shall not dispute with It on that point; but really If is a very singular political faith. Yesterday we ehifwed that the chief candidate of the democra cy was cordially greeted by the great organ of British torylsm, the London Tines, as valua ble ally to the commercial policy of . Great Bri tain;" and now we show that the mattwho utter- el the foregoing sentiments about 'foreigners, and did all he could do to depriveaech 'of them as came to settle amongst us of the privileges of citizenship, is another of Its candidates, sod is pronoauced to be "a cello-hearted Democrat." An we maid before, we shall not dispute with ed itors of the Port on that point They 'know bet- . ter than we do what constitutes a ..true-heart et" looofooo,Democrat. We suppose - it Is all right; but we hope that neither that paper nor soy of ate kin will have the impudence hereafter to attempt to pone any more blarney Into the evil of foreigner'. That's all. Teams Caress roe Gestate—From every-quar ter we hear glowing accounts of the great meeting held by the gallant Whigs of Greene county, at Cannielmeitown on the Slit nit. From two to three tbooeand pervotte were prevent on the OCIIIL6OII, many of them straightonts, who will give their rotes to "Old Chip" in November. The town was adorned with festoons of green, spanning the etreeta in several places, and with 11 tgs and banners almost innumerable. The stand for the opeakere and officers was a sub stantial erection, hung with flags and evergreens, in the public square. The delegations came pouring into town with Enable-and banners, amidst the cheers and ac clamations of the delighted people One dole piton was nearly a mile length, aol con tattled 1100 persons. In the d4l time moat attn .; lent, cogent, and stirring addresses were de livered by W. T. Willey, Eeq., of Morgantown, Vs., and by Thomas M. Gaulley, Esq., of Wheel ing, Va.;—the Whig elector for that district. At night, a very large meeting. was again held or the stand, which was addressed by James Veech, Esq., of Fayette, Hon. Gee. V. Lawrence, ot Washington, and again by Thomas M. Gaol ley, Esq , of Virginia, who, if possible, ettrpass ed his day effort. All this rpeaking was listened to with inapt niFentlon by both Whigs and Democrats, and gond and was sown, whichwiil Yield •rich bar vest in November. Well done Greene! The Jackal Poet is working, in its way, for its friend and superior, Joe Barker. 'lt says that Berker's statement to "made up of facts and G,pres ; and when published will be highly lute rejiting to the taxpayers." Well, why does not the Poet publish it? It has ammo to it, of course or it could not assert so confidently that it is made up of "fads indigene," and that it is interesting. If we had any information on which we could rely, we certainly would give it, especially if beaked up by "facts and Enures"—not Joe Bar ker facts and figures; for they are as false as the Post's pretended lore to adopted citizens—but real, genuine information we ehottid be glad to publish. But if the Poet will publish Its friend Barker's "facts and figures," which it pronotusees so interesting, we shall then be able to show, at least, how grossly he and the Poet are trying to deceive the voters of Allegheny county. W. Family to now In Mendyille, on a visit to Ole family. The . Mandrill° Whig Journal says that the lion. Joni Dzcz, the Whig candidate for CCM grofe in that district, " will receive a larger vote in Crawford crounty than hie ever been polled by any candidate upon the Whig ticket." No doubt of It. Mr. Dick is a first rate man, and will ably cud usefully represent his district' in Congress. Wnzo Dlssrnta.—A meeting of the Whigs of MoKeeeport and Tleintty, will be held in the bo rough this evening, and will be addressed by a number of distinguished speakers. Tho farlamed Second Ward Glee Club wilt be in attendance, and sing some of their finest Wbig melodies. All of our citizens who wish to attend coo readily do so, by going up la the afternoon On the Went Newton boat", returning after the meeting, on the Brownsville mail boat. New Hereunto Tarr.—Hon. Geo. M. Hal los and many of the Demotesllo papers have so cooed the Whigs. of keving the religions test in the Constitution of New Hampshire. The following resolution, unanimously passed at the Whig White Convention held at Concord on Wed needi-j, for the impose of nominating Electors, gives • direct contradiction to the assertion: 'Resolved, That we believe it to have been the design of the founders of the Government to make America the asylum of the oppressed, but never to the subversion of its distinctive char acter, that it be the refuge alike from religious end politloal oppression, and that within its boundaries civil privileges should be tutabridg ed' by religions opirdonE therefore we, the Whigs of New Hampshire, are. es we always have been, in favor of blotting Ma rezio4w feu f vin our State Cosetitestion; Plumsomwas son Soorr.—The following Is list of the names of prominent Ohio Free Boil ers of 1848, who are now Supporters of Scott and Graham: lion. Daniel B. Tilden, of Cleveland John A. Foote, EN., do. James A. Briggs, do lion. L. D. Campbell, Of Butler Co. lion. Wm. F. Bunter, of Monroe Co. Darius Lyman, Esq., of Portage. F.. B. Taylor, Esq., . do. lion. Jobe F. 8e,,.,, of Trumbull Co. .Jas. B. Carpenter, Harvey Whedon, • Mills Thoinpson, Edwin Wetmore, and Wm. B. Upson, Emit, of.BurenufiCo. N. B. Gate', EN., of Lorain Co. IL D. Hartshorn. Elm., of Colombians. - EARTIIQUAII.2 . u CUBs..-41 taligraphlo 110117 patty dated at New Orleans on the 4th Instant, esp: • "A great earthquake occurred at Santiago de Oubs on tbe 20th of August, miming terrible destruction. Strike beams were more or Imo lalared, and thi . city was bkeked up by the bane buildlage Terme 'Moab mere experienced la s fur km% cad luny euboequently ed Liebe seat timings' THE LACE WHORE RAILROAD. The Supreme Court of this State, it will be remembered, recently granted an injunction to restrain the Sunbury ,and Erie Railroad Company from proceeding with certain work they had un dertaken, in violation of the rights of another corporadon. At the same term an application was matte by a private Individual for an injuno Lion to restrain certain parties from constructing a rail road from the State line of Ohio at the town of Erie, which is designed to connect with the NewAork and Ohio railroads, and thus car ry off frbm the Pennsylvania improvements the trade of:the North-weetern States The right to construct each a railroad has uniformly been refused by our Legislature, and it has only been obtained by one of those tricks of legislation technically known as "snakes" by which the inthoritrie quietly tacked on to another bill, and p a ss e d without the knowledge of nine-tenthe of the members. The right thus obtained ill of incalculable value to parties in New York, and, rather than forego it, they would doubtless pay the Slate a handsome bohus—probably ae much as • million of dollars—and the State has a right to dpmand such a sum for a privilege of such value, which le calculated to diminish SO 14/1104 the value of her own improvements. Bat, as the matter now stands, the State gets_ net a cent for giving away this most invaluable grant—not even a tax upon the work, thus clan destinely authorized by the legislature. It was to prevent this great wrong that the injunction we hare referred to was asked for; but the court could not grant it, from the fact that the individ nal praying for it was only a private citizen, with no equity in the ease, and no Individual rights likely to be damaged by the work complained of. The Commonwealth is the true party Interested in the case, and the only party whose rights are likely. to be considered as entitled to the Inter- trence of the court for protection egainet the foreign corporations. The only remedy, there fore, In the matter, is an application on the part of the Commonwealth for the injunction which the court could not grant to a private Individual.. Unhappily, the Commonwealth is in extremely awkward poeition, which incapacitates her from moving in the premises. Her Attorney General, by whom all her legal actions are to be brought, is retained by the opposite parties, and is thus pledged, not only to refrain from all proceedings against them, but obliged to defend them against all actions brought by the State of which he is the sworn ingot adviser and couneet. Thus the work so injurious to the State goes on, without opposition from her, and the people areeompell ed to look on, powerless to prevent the injury, while the proper officer of the State is engaged in the invade° of her opponents. Unless some remedy Is advised speedily, this outrage upon the rights of Pennsylvania, will be irretrievably consummated, and the trona:cry will receive not a rent for a privilege that is worth millions to others, and the surren der of which is o surrender of millions ky her and her citizens. We take it for granted that the sterling good sense and sound Pennsylvania feeling of Governor, Bigler, will at once see the impropriety of retaining to office an Attorney- General who has thus preferred the service of New York capitalists to that of his own State, ' and whose present position forbids any proper interference on the part of Penneylvania, to a matter of such vest moment to her nod her chi. lens. Such clients as the New York railroad eapitalists are ready to pay clausal any sum, for terriers either done to theta or neglected towards tLa State, and it is of the utmost importance that Pennsylvania ebould have a man no her le. gal representative who la not only totally fret from all kinds of association with foreign lateracts, but sincroly devoted to her own pros perity and wealth. —Phila. Ledger. The facts set forth in the above article, pre sent oar State in a very anomalous and extraor dinary position: sad there pre some further facts, mentioned above, which realer the case still more extraordinary. The charter on which this Railroad from Erie to the Ohio State 'line is be ing constructed, was not one of those "snakes" which wan smuggled thr ough , as is erroneously elated, but it is a charter granted for'ionother purpose entirely, and it is for this perversion of the grant of the Legislature, that the injunction is asked. The charter is the Franklin canal char ter, which gives authority to construct a canal or railroad, from the mouth of French Creek, br way of Meadville, to Lake Erie, at the town of Erie. Without making a single foot of the lino for which the charter in specifically granted, the nnpany is constructing a tend in a direct line from Erie to the Oblo State line, along the Lake shore. To put a stop to this ontragn'of seizing upon a prisiteget which she State had always re fused to grant,She lost Legislature plumed an riot giving to the Rapreme Court original Junin. dictionin this, and similar caste. Application was then made to the Attorney General to insti tute legal proceedings, and to prevent any loss o the Commonwealth, so offer was made to en ter into bonds to save the State all expense. The Attorney General,for the reason given above,refu sed to discharge his duty, red is thus Indirectly a party to the fraud against the interesuiand dignity of elle Commonwealth. A. no private individual con bring the suit, the State in presented in the nocutelons and extraordinary position of Buller- ing a gross wrong, bemuse • high exentive of. Beer-refused to dissbarge a ditty to which he is bound by every dictate of honor, of consistency, and of coneicience. No honorable man would hold such a position an hour. If he has taken a retaining fee from the opposite party, decency requires him to resign his position, and not stand in tho way of the State testing her rights before the Supreme Court. We are astonished that Gm Bigler will submit to such an outrage upon the dignity and rights of the Common. wealth. HADA= SONTAG—COUITIVIS MM.—This oclebrated queen of sang in now in New York, having arrived in the Arctic. We take from the New York Tribune, the following eketob of her life: 11111111 - SITI Sono was born in Coblents. on the 13th of May, 1805. Her parents were sta ture and her father was considered, in southern Germany, RA a thoughtful and excellent repre sentative of comic characters—characters which often require for their fealty more really true gravity than the higheot walks of tragedy. A recent Gentian publication of high authority rays, that ''the effect of 80XTAG'a first appear anee upon the European stage, especially in Ps. via, was almost wonderful. Besides the extra ordinary purity, clean:leas, and attractiveness of bee voice, and its rare flexibility, she possessed a lightness, neatness and elegance of utterance, quite unparalleled. If Pasta surpri.ed her in strength and full ness of expression, and Mallbran in universali ty; If Catalini was her Importer in facility and greatness of style, yet Sontag stands far before them in that refined delicacy of art, which springs only from perfect cultivation. She does • not aatonieh as touch by tho imposing strength of her tones, but she magically enchants us by their tiuto•lttke passages which she for the meat art produces with most perfect articulation, moving her hearern chiefly by the delicious qua lity of simple singiug. if she he not wonder. fully great In heroic and the tragic, the is unpar alleled in the sentimental and the play fel, and in general in that which rather touches the heart than the judgment of her hou'rers. With the exception of those above named,(to whom may probably he added Jenny Lind,) it • may be said that no songstrese, has or may soon appaar,who can come near to Sontag in the 'aqui • site taste and originality of her style. InlBBo, she aimed her dramatis, careve at Berlin, in the Semiramis of Itoesini. The enthusiasm, the ex citement, the almost madnese, of the public on that °session, is indescribable. Every one felt that art bad suffered a great loss in the retiring of this magnificent talent. From Berlin' she went to Russia, singing at St, Petersbargh and Moscow with woriderfal anocess and effect. Bite then returned to the Netherlands, and sang it I the Hague for the last •time, in concerts only. Soou after this her previously privately consum mated marriage with Count Rossi was made public, and she thenceforward practiced her art only in private and by herself; first with her hus band at the Hague, and then for a considerable time in Frankfort-am-Main. In 1884 she went with her husband to Naples, whence the Count expected to go as Sardinian Charge d'Affaires! to .Itio Jeaeiro; be wan in fact banished into honor-' I able exile. Ceder all circumstances, however, they have lived in perfect domestic happiness." Daring 1848-49, Count Rossi lost all his pro petty, and since that period, as our readets well know, his wife has, with that devotion which is always characteristic of a true woman, returned to the public practice of her 'noble art, (In Con certs only,) in order to retrieve the disasters of revolution. Be great was the -entinulietto to hear her last year, that on. her refacing to sing longer in Berlin, several extra \ trains of esrs were run to Leipsio, (nix or eight hoarsdiertant,) filled with people to attend her eerie. co ,h She has also bairn fringing in the fat capitals of Europe, with a Stleeeell squall only by the mar of Jenny Lind in America. Under these elmarastances ilenrietteSontag co es to Ameri ca.. We cannot doubt that she 11 meet with open hearts and a warm welcome.' • the di • t. co t • EDWARD atm, editor of the eeritls Cour ier, has been nainituitee" as the W ig candidate for Congress in the. Muskingum, Magma end Washington district. The distrio Is decidedly whig. , and will of courts "put -thit Ball in ma '2l ea" taw* Wadi/secs okr.- RAICALITY 0l : LOCOPOOOIII/. " The - lateeecretuontraat made by tho Ca4l Commissioners witli Bingham . &.Doek, foe carry ing passengers over the Colombia Railroad, is daily disolotiag the,•atrongeet kind of evidence of the inefficiency and favoritism of the Oanil Board. Of all the attempts to rob the State, It is the boldest 'and grandest scheme that has yet been brooght to light, and nnlesethe CanalComi miseioners are partnere in the matter and draw their share of the simile, we are entirely at a loss to account for the reeklessness displayed by them for entering Into each o contract. By Ito terms they agree to pay flee mai, per mile for all through paasengers, when at the same time there are able and competent men willies to do the tame work for th• et mil &. In corroboration of this we poblieh the following offer of David Miller, who for the last twelve yesre has ran a line of care over the State road, and knows all about the matter. Mr. Miller says: '-Now, to satisfy the Canal Commissioners, Bingham 4. Dock. and the public in general, that there In no humbugging in what I have sta ted, I make the following proposition to Bing ham ft Dock, sir:—l will, in connection with re sponsible men, agree to - carry all passengers .. over the State road, for them, at It milli per mile, or 29 cents, and C mills for all through - passengers, by which thej Will . "clear, on each through pameoger, I 6 cents and 4 millet, or $100,4 000 in the next four yesrs, without being cob- Jed to one emit of expellee, and for the faithful performance of the contract I will give as good security as the State of Pennsylvania oatnpro door, only asking them, in return, to give, me good security thet I will not be disturbed during their four years lease. This propoeition I dare them to accept. I have made it in good faith, with a fall knowledge of what I am about, and believe that I understand the expense of Wl reading quite as well as those who hold the dap tract. DAVID MILLER. There it is, and that is the way in whirl; the tax-payers are fleeced to gratify the appetite of the plunderer.. In clew of much facts, Senator Aluhlenberg, of Berke county, was fully jtustlfied in saying as he did in the Senate laid winter, thnt "under the present management of the Pablia Work., they wi" be a positive lees to the State," - So shamefully have the Public Works been managed, and so bold has been the robbery of the Public Fonds by the hungry office holders along the whole line, that the editor of the Becks County Press, one of the lending organs of Lo cofocotem in the State, declared that the title of the 4pproprimion 11111 of the last session of the Legislators ought to have read: "An net to In most, the State debt, to plunder the State, and to feed Ike hungry brigands and plunderer, who turret the public, Canals and Railroads, awl to continue the circulation of poisonous and untron atitutional ahltiplasturs." Testimony like this ohould open the eyes of the people to what is their true Interest. Since the eiposnro of the Street contract, the Canal Commteeloners have passed a resolution to charge the Central Railroad f5...50 a mile for carrying the over the Columbia Railroad and the Allegheny Portage Road. which la $5O a mile more than they receive from the Govern ment by contract! Are the Canal Commissioners craw—Norristown Herald. BOMAR FOR OHIO SCOT? COLUMN-QUICK STEP-FORWARD: Since our Inet notice of the progiess of events s friend alluding to county, ease-lThinge ore going on finely. • • • A Straight-out Soore club hoe been formed, compoeed entirely of Germane, who never Wore robed a Whig bid.- The elab numbers EICHITY 7 FOtR, aid is increasing!' Another, writing of another county, nye, that the township, accurately hoard from are "all mar• favorable thou we expected." The expec tation before had been to make a relative gain op in the Loeofoco ticket of 150 to 200 votes. Another letter from another county says— '• We are certainly in good condition—Have many largo and decided gaioel The right spirit oeema abroad." Another, from another county esys—.lt le our opinion that Piercele majority in thin county, tr ua acre Aar, irill be lens than one•baif the aort al Demomatio majority. Let other counties do WI well." Another, from another eettoty—a very bed county for Whige—nnte—^Nolwilhatandiug rai ny adverne Influences, in proportion to oar un bent, we will relatively give u much u will any other county in the State."' Another rays—"Frerything PCO3II to nievirre ds of .riotory." Another, from one of the hardest counties in the Slots for Whigs to northing in, 'peaks of one. township, which will give Scirrr 135 votes that care Vision ices thin 90. He eposka of three other townships in which the Whigs ex pect "to inorosvo their Tot... by FIFTY to each township!" Another, from soother county, Biter some de vsyr--"Skien bright! Pcorr pro spects ono doubteilly looking up in this county!' Another from another county. ,aye: "As far as I have been able to learn, the condition of the county, think we are certain of a Sc-tn pin of from two to live hundred on our usual plural ly. • • • The Free goiters are active, but their recent convereions seem to be chiefly from the Looofoco rank•. Many Free Boiler, will vote for Score, and many more Locofecos " Such is the tenor of letters received from all quarters.— 0. 8. Journal. MEAD AIM AND LAXE ERIE RAIIRORD. We must coulees to a very pleasant surprise, OM looking over the atitamil report of tht. shots company. Our readers are swore that nearly the whole line of the road has been releld the fireeent season—rendering it impossible to run express trains with the necessary speed to in t ore the through travel. It was a severe ordeal for the road, but the result places it no afooting that settles, the question at once as to the intrin. tic value of the stock. 'The summary annexed is the hest eiideoce that an i'operater"conld de tire: tte.ILIPTII. 1851. 1852. From pmeogern, $201,741 97 8124,040 015 freight, 230,554 73 214,613 97 " mail, 8,661 84 8,614 76 Incidentals, 1,014 36 5,699 60 • Total, $442,927 JO $492,872 98 The way and through husluere preseate the following result.: Way freight, $199,515 78 Through freight, 95,197 89 t:Toese of way freigbt, Way pa,.engern, number, Through, .. .. Evans of way pnosengers, 105,819 Even the above does not exhibit a true stele of its finances, for the deficit of the net awnings is more than rosde op by the diminished run ning expenses. Time: lima •eaglet. for y.. ending June. 1442 2 41 Net deereane of timning capons, 23.401 04 As the gross can:dogs fall behind $lO,O fig 02, there wee in feet a positive gain of over fifteen Mamma doltare Not a word le necessary as to the administrative faculties of the superin tendent, when figures tell eo plan a tale. Having recently passed over the road, wens), add that tho whole line it nearly retold from Tiffin to Elprintigeld; the few miles remaining will noon be completed by the large force now employed. The new line between Tiffin end Bpringfield is plotted vigorously forward, end when finlehed, the distances can be easily . ran in four boors, and . .Cinalnnati and the Ulre be brought, via the great Miami, within seven boor" with ease, and six bourn when necessary. With first class boats to Buffalo or Dunkirk di rect, eleven hours In a liberal allowance, making the time between Cincinnati and either port seventeen to eighteen hones. This can be done, and it will be clone.—Springfield Gaeta,. Nslsim's First Item= DAGUERREOTYPES, Peel Qffiee Building, Third Etreet. fIITIZENS and strangers who wish to oh- U tato au seeteratn, nrtletie awl lire like Menem:al • ibir onntletsen rate, will foul It t o their Interest in rail at s well koniro vetablirltment, where tonne natteleintion Leguarantowl, or an eharge rout, flaring one of It. thrown •Ini bent •monast , Stals ao , lSltyllahta 11111 rt eroded far the humor:, with lartruerientg of the moot powerful kind, and baring allotted the 'Mom of Dopwr. iti2:lli:Zrrgrirtg. gi2girslttet atin t. toter to the rwtroine 01 •etrle 0.1 miner,. either singly to to ttropkwhieb hoe never nortmenena. . Know upon and opantion. In all troathrto. from 4 1.144 I. or _ to n tottrdater Catizen's Insurance uompany of Attaborgb , a. Q. outlast;asonft. 1441MUYL L. 111ARNIIMLL. cad,. , • OF DID, OA WATER, BETWERN WARM AID • WOOD ITEZICSA. - • 4ra• 1178U/168 HULL ARP . HOU WARS U r TIM 01110 AND RIVERS, AND TRIBUTA RIES. or hon . . agransul ton or damp, FIRY. Also, gauW liturraa elk MLA lad INLAND NA MIA fluff • sod TILIINSPORT4.II7OM • otasbross . . 0. O. flossey, • W. 'anion, . Ti 2111 1.711.ra Rob.% Lllngsp, I. 41. Battelle, . • /111004 s Matins, r..•I••N Sabsoruoak=. W , at. Envat, ' award am, Issto ittzsisseas. S ~ ~ , i:~~~k='~: s: F. 13.:Chnivres !Trip Ilea] Honey. seiTIIOSE who hair. venture ti on the' fit t i, unvrat.tho (sok of imitating rati d gma„ . kedal Honer Soap." have very nattwally lemma that chat the indiseriminate admixture of the mann of Honey with other tragerallents, usually employe! ha the manottettiro Of newly' hirenfed /Soap, V wiftlefent to glare It In cannw titlon with that prodocad t.t . B.(liniver. It le but ma octet inatke, boa ever, tothesbMtui invrantor. to mention fond doubtleas this feet must have been brought before the view of the harmed mad tmpartigt . committee who evaded to him the medal) that his success was mit the molt of chance. nor the work ota Momentary enterprise. be the fruits of long and intreful el illy. Joined mm knowledge of those materials which, by . ehem nal eomtd, nallotut mid au emit gunnels. tea rendered bit Iltboro hooorsWe to Mantel: and 00401 to the world. • .. • •. For sale ratan at all Dlsparudiag Drug Etat. awl ouly bT the agents for Pittsburgh .4 Its vl. chitty. J. 4IDD • CO.. 60 Waal streot. Medical testimony cannot be Controverted jerOtre of the most startling eases is nor est44l of Dr. ti Lana . . Termitoge by Dr. .1.0. Butler, of Lowell. Trumbull Co. Ohio. The caste wee that of a young 'sly who had boon Tort Fla for right years. and LW =m erited • number of Ch y ekl one, who had treated it as one of Ureter... Uteri. Mr. butler was then railed In. and tbr time Xatiloyflti Ytith hi. Orwlecessom that it wite a ~or.Prolarents. Ile wee. however, soon *cowl to the conclualon that hie patient way suffering from worms. and alter much pereuWoo, prevailed etnu her to take two ilowsee of or. nri.ee. vormstoo. Thlemetlfolne had the effect of removing from her aoonatlent number of the largest else. After she passed them. her health homede gar returned. She le since married, and continues to enjoy excellent health. TM. Vermiform ie to be bad of moat Prophet* awl Ater heat!. in town wJ country, and by the cote proprietor.. J. RIM/ g CO. IN Wood Weir. j{i•Jon PRINTING or all kinds executed at thin Mee with nes:nous and It raw. froolal attention will to given to Po/dor+ and Pro. xrunmee rir Exhibition+ and Concert Capin, 11111 Reads. Rills of Lading. iutitsuniv. Labele r Plank+, Moro Pills Rh. do, neatir and prnitnitir Printed Scrofctli. SIT ix due to ff ier'e Petroleum to eny th.t it hal been known tot completaii wittiest., every yeetivie of thin dreadful &nett+ in lent titan' than auk other remedy, arid at tan rod or Inconveniente to Ott patient. The theusande of certiflest.•in tho hand. of the pro macy of which are from well known citizen. of the city of Pittsburgh sod IV Immollst• vicinity. Coto stem clearly and beyond all doubt, that KIER% PETRO LEUM I. a malicthe of no common value. not only as • local remedy in Paralysis, Itheumathos. heathens, low. of Bight, hat se • valuable internal veinedr, inviting the IprrsDgetlno phyeleiem,. well se the guttering patient. to immme thethainted with Its merits. - . _Thom haring • &rad inluturor are ...Ind that this mrdlciim I• unroly natural, aml V boltlr.l so It Calm from the bosom of the aarlb. The followlue eertificate a cepled from • raper publiat, eft et fit rattle., New York', mot beers date Austiet it. Dm% ,to. •blett it aLo append-lithe torliBe.te of the alai rated D. Y. Ford, 31. IV. of Strums.: • Tide may In tru th certify. that I have been en badly sr with Serofula ter the told LeTt6 yea.. that mutt of 11.. time I here le., fittede to attend to so, kind of ba th:ea, our much al the Om. unable to walk, and confined mw bed. nod have Nen treated nearly all the time by tie boot phrelelsom our rouutry *flora!: I ooraelonally got noute Midi, but DO cur, and eontinuel m are. worse, until Dr. Foul rat ommended me to try the Petroleum, or 80.-. k Oil.. every thine else had tailed I dot to without both st brat. but the effect wax erocuitblor it threw the Paine to the ourtene at once. end I at 01.M14 beean to grow better. and by wing woe, tertfee,l have not a cure worth thouunde of dollar, MRS NANDI* M. Thta may Nwrify that 1 twee berm mwtrainted with Kireo Y , .troleom, et Rork Oil, (Jr more then a year, and have reiwatwdly nitnewwl Ito berwarial effects In the care of It /dent a:cwt . ...and other dtJeasea for •Istett D ie 'wool ww.taled, awl can with colorant , * recommend it to be , mwlirine worthy nt attention. and eau eardy my that 1.01.1:1 has atterindrd it on, where other meditine hal ' D. Y. ROT, It. D. lino tale by all the Drvialete in rittabnMith• autUdl yr DAGUERREOTYPES A r Tns NATIONAL GALLERY. AUK SON'S Natibnal Daguerrean Gallery, roromt of thr Diamond and kkt stkret.(opimolta I. %I ilroa'm Drop titoml I.alirs and (/code., • tailing toobtalo lIF Ike Ilkraefteas toederata price., ortll plan tall at (km abokemltablish• .no d m! op arith cm, moperior Smie and kit, kaw.htr. at, with such skill that the operatnr can take the mat areurstm far m'okil, on the bt.. Sum • 1•I. mit th rkorem.lou of aulmatad 10:4, iv au IPP.TEMPAI knarayloffa 0 - . twrOrrtklf cod di.' ,rl , atem taken of fmktinal a5.1 . 011013/1 not required A lake a Ono ro. •• 1 0,, • P. , t me,ablarom A 3. Liroreere takrn of inra anti J.rtry 4 crone In prt of to it, anJ IKlTlto“tat and nrenttin inn, N. until rel. 1. .n , :sory, th.stat3nd. v.T DrirSIIER.I LTY —To the Freemen of alb.ab.ny Ca. - .notyloffer myealf s man Mtge Pr the Lava of it II EH! le, the .neole till• &IA • Iltlo. pod,' vomit...lion, am an 1 niln•Miertt alti.ll,lstr, nod • DIALI thanSluily la• Nit the 'act...a 70 my f ollow cal.. of nartiea. Aft, a resideura of thirty three year. (mon thre•- , onmth.) o.mour,n. amine httainaaa, I (root eharerter Is ko3•0 1,0 the entire enlitaxilmit, vet I: , I, • ulre way Pekin ... an.l hope 1 may to learned trustruathy.givo four eolframe to the nWert ltnr not the to. fortunate) Ito,kaellry In Weuern l'ettn• r, 157,u. sal oblim,lleuttero+3 • your Obedient rattail* 101,0(10. JAMES r'. 'FANNER. WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS, SHOES, BONNETS, &C., NO. 5G WOOD slur?. PITTSBUROU. Between' hird nod Fourth. teirlty stock embr tees over variety and ft O. 01 rwiraa,r.liwria, Ilooneta.le. pore ithreetm the Sew Regis.' 31tr.ufsetarrers , adapted arr.:cr . :l for Vs I and Winter ulna, awl will I a wilt at &item r lyr e —lniwaa call awd *amine barona buy lug. IVIVORD & WIJohESALRk RETAIL FA Sil lON A LE HAT AND OAP MANUFACTURERS. AND DIALERS IN ALL KENDS OP ITN, riniNER OR WOQD AND EITTU STA.. Pittsbnigh, Pa. SirThnt Klock em eve, qualltr Ark cl ama IN. a.' Cap, haki Maly, Curb awl Cur Itoowt. l A. H. HOLMES & Successor to U. P. Nelson S. Co MANUPACTURIMI or • SOLID BOX VICES, PLATT.° PLIOYILLN, ePAI , I4. PICKe. rOaKK. a,,.. PITTSBURGH, PURA. Oftl-o N 0.134, Water *twat, elv.r.l ‘1 o, slew% tralthtieli reer.4ll alma warreate-t eaual IA ear mauweture..l. at 23 In AVrahenr my. Ave. Tith, or • euddon att•ek of •Pnonlenr. M. ANDREW I ' , fall. Jr, In the 7:4 rest t, his •¢e. Ohio State Fair at Cleveland. REDUCTION OF RAILROAD RARE. FROM Menday the 13th until Friday the ii 17th nt Septeco et, Shekela ern , he rola. at 11..0. each low hittahurhh t threeleml sed beet, and tlekete wilt it elle be the A eenteof the Ohio t Peeveyleahle new .hheet Compeer, al the requlth. etatione on toe hoe, ta go (Nett/lend wed return. et the_ mingle (re for the rood tele. Three rtenreton l ' not he treelve.l vet, I e:atley. Eept. 1011, 1652. &W. 11.011 VATS. Chief Etmincor It Pup% U. A. P. It. It. SCULLY -& CO. POTHECARIES and Druggiste, Corner ts, boorto and Perry stomas. Plltasiirgti. P.. ...4oPhyaloianeprasoliplioat prepared at all boon. maple. SADDLERY HARDWARE, CARRIAGE AND . TRUNK TRIM-- . KINGS, AT 133 WOOD STItEKT, (Above Firrn,) PITTSBURGIL • R. T. LEECH, Jr. • . tvONSOMERS and dealers in the above L reame , r 11, Itritdl to call rut ammlne the .. n I.4llMilam D meta Democrat. Lent m Itetwelt Tr. Ravenna Wr qt. Almon Bent neL PhD. AilVnetta. Darrelten Pre , I :era, Wateen leaructint t Whim Cad. Repoblimn. Plestbom I 0 Dank!. rt. DI airmlote en ron•cle. Cr trlblldpeeTtmea. Ilatiatts lnONlikencer. W.baellne Damp, gate. nom' Wed Journal, stately - ale (lam, and A ,PIPeN to Me Ina. Pim I.oclam. WoOdneld. :JeVonnetnt Port.. month, eleirootbe end Mann/MIA iewrt • snare le - weekly two =matt and cbarna acpreiti,e. E 4 A . S I ENG n I a N E w - erA smell upright steam .PIMe tin PaT.ly o.Meea mbe A y D rime J btnt T Ward eeptildte: #1.011.N pLAsTxp —Dr, Cohen's Corn. V.l Mutat: Warranted to ern rffectnaDyi for sale by No. CY Word al • • $104,117 $0 nmawh mitt prioe, no to wapol led at the brow wore of ILL 81CILLERS. ocide: No. of Wood at. ik4URFLIY & BURCHFIELD have reaoi• INA id an airwittoest of wide Mach and Colored Prio Ara lo: elpeo MI Mantilla, seta: URPHY & BURCHFIELD have n stip. Ply of Welch aid Americut UnAhrlotable wplol • PRINTS-44 for 121-2 cents to be bad at lb. north-east corner Itit and blarkot Aron. 1.101.1. IL MUISPIIT A BUKCIIVIALO. PlltleAClD—Pnie;Tbit just ree'd and '..:*..er reAlfrclAw J }VIM A CO. CIIIVARTZ PARIS GREEII—iIXTO lbe o , l 4l ,: air d for rain Dr J F' DD4 CO. WI:HU GLUE "Coopers"—G bbls in INT* std for sale! b r J KIDD & 00. solttdihr ARD 01L-14 bble' for nolo by A s.plfhline J KIDD L A...1.70110L-10 bblo, 76 per at, for pale by - orplo74Mr FOR SALE. • . 11011 BE arid tot of ground oontrtining twoaratwo roots and twisty pooches shunts oar t&I• ltosiitwo lailalrova Jone - s lowa forty. One e.or, rmado 1111.0 Ontasst amt. 35 by BO Cat< • Also, the., hour. sad - low, two story brick.. , th a t , a , lb. North als of Ws sh.ratou street. or th e oast aid. of lbo Lost Croamons. J ' en. a bones end lot, two story Mirk, with stable on the ,otaart el Coate on Os too th aide of Leanteg' street mem/ end rtrert.2l feet front b 7 110 feet dere." Aloo,the andlyidal Lel( of au anlentwored lordltdate the south aide of Hotdowns target, mar Oorry :10.4mt, So berg by 100 feet: - Also, an nalniatOTr6l tot 1411.0kte Oa Junles aunt to Thome riesople'e plan of Obattrm, 25 by 1:1 feet. Two abases o' clock to the old Allegbeny basing. beak. Vim Meru In the el:whetter Wastage bank. • The above property will be etad_on MUrday the Stith day of Seatember , at the Coast Mom stem as :subtle vele, r nbose eohl et,ptinte sole before geld. dtth ot wanes. - Itatthm fmtleblass_enoolm, or .101114 LAMM. Amlgnee of Cerngbettit Eammtr , Terms ntedit -Lamm as the day of tole. ,weplo,llBMlllllmig , fI.OFFEE-80 bags Often Rio on hand for ‘LI .0. 1,,k Hunt=ep• Kra. , .t M) - Wolter& ft./ =WO. .; ;:g 4';.: ; ; I lilt ; FEATY:MRS -8000 IM in store and for sale by MAUD DIVICZT 100. MOW Wt. I and neat trp.bi„ DOT-Asu-5 bbls in store and Tor sale by seplo • ISALOI molar & 00. 11//EARL .&811-40 bble -store. and for tale by geptlO ISAIAH DICKEY • 00. - AH ORDINANCE. Granting certain temporary privet gas to Me Penn. ' ey/oartia Railroad Company. - ' • lEC. 1. Be it eneated, ko, by the aitisene 10 of l i ittsburgh'ln Babel zed Common C.1.1:1111 eembltik That the tight is hereby granted to lbe buin. track kallnial Compel.. to enter on and IA down • track of galls through Wist from Liberty street to the Monongahela wharf; and from Wort etre...long .aid wharf to the western line. Ferry street, the sittil tenet not lo be laid on Water etreeterrept whereat enter, from that street. Oro. 11. Bold Company ore hereby authorised to erect on wild • hart. • frame shod or bilUdaar. which may ev tend from Weet n Perry to the wrot.nt line or rey it and from Water et (p 0 feet le width) to low' wider mark., wb kb died Is to banned foe the reception and discharge of freight by stesugooat ralltiowli other . I We/two frProvided. That scald company emit not engage In the ourdlngfbusinew, and the privilegn hereby granted dealt hat 000.04 be • lounge period than twoyears from the date of the pasesge of this Ordinance. arcs, Bald company for the yririteera hereby granted Abel I D. 17 or cause to be paid Into the Treasury of the city ecatiannually,et the rabid three tbounstid dollars per an non,. f 900 feet In Length. (theleureol an the lihe of Water to sOor i 0 theetaine proportion forcer number ofteetrbat th company may occupy within the prescribed liodur, the tent to weight to accrue at and from the thim of oommen. clog the erection of the shed, and to tortnlnsts when all oteirnction be removed from off 0.14 portions of the which mid the I'. M. It. Co. are to leave West street, Ww ter eteset nod the Monongahela who'll' In abroad repair an Is sut the of thlsordinsace. Ic. 4. red or binding hail be exchipt from the farms.hrm!. Mt .01 provlelotts of the Lonllmmitirs relatLog to , buildings. The right of the rite tocellect wharfage in front of esld ehall notieinpAaairid..lamlattut President of Omar= COIII3OII. W. W. LLIVId, Clerk 'of Common Council. DAVID It. 0110000. Atteek it. 310IlltiV ." 0" ". o f 6‘4" 9'o" Clerk of &leer Council. -_-___- {.►KOTESTANT ASSOCIATION PRO § CIESSION, en Pally. 10th last \ • he following la the routePt prooeniotit ihe procession will form on Liberty elreat at 10 A-11. the tient testing on blarbory and Peon abnietcup /earth ni to.Warket, down Market to Water, along Wlttor to Wood . toWood to Third. up Third to Suiltheeni, on Smithfield Liberty, up Liberty to Factory. down Pamir, toPtion. on Penn to blechanim etreeLdown Mechanic greet to the Ilrilite.aerorn It. Orldtte to CldisturiLap Chaiingt to Ohio 01.00, Ohio to the Plank Road to Manchester, down Bee, at Artel to the Diu.. .where the a3Jr+ n to be delivered. at the lower red at Mazieliouter: after which their will A - to inn. proeeeelon. and return up Beaver etreet to the P.Ank Road, up the flenit Road to Ohio street npOhlo to federal, down federal to Babinec, up labia en•iAte di r.n, along Anlerton to the Bridge; emote the Bridge to lieu, op Hand to Libert/ doe , Mand, to Weni. di on Wood to Lather Hall, on the crener of hied. ante. 07 71100170100. ,john Snag Lodge , No. 1, with American flag. benne/ aLd mnxlc. Washington lodge. No. 0, with banner and male, tilther Laid, ft,d, with banne Amer i can 10. No Serranier Lalge. No., with flag, banner and . to.. itaxg.n . l .r.t ilais . .No E. with balm, and towel, e N o ,II. of tkittszning..with wwwie. of Jo-bus Lodge. No.—. with tanner and muldo. :tons of Jeeeh Lodge. No, —, with honour and eauele. l'reteetrint Hole of Amerces tools,. No. 17. with Ainari. N. banner mid mune. g Leine" will ave.:obis at their reiaaitive Lodge in lime to he en the around yreviroly lit the hour • ieertieo.l. Ilr cola, VALaNTINE NLIORT. .•00: Grand Alo mho!. MELODEONS ALEBERIias just reoeived a splendid aowoNteent of 31eledeons from the celebrated fa ot Oarhert At Needham. origins/ inventore or th e trUtonut. Flee rateveltopmeowd do Able well, Fore 0.4 orleve do Vice magnificent pienomelodeona Double needed— .,u al to any *mall organ In quality of time. Sold on she ost rose:a:ably tonne. IL, KLEBER. SMIL of the GoLlen Halm. 6 0.100. 3d et. (Journal copy) ' Fresh Arrival • 9/ IQ Ill& qr. enesta im p . elk 'raw to C01t... p....kets 011 Government Java ' L I , q[tx 'owned bnuade Tolle co. fa, 1.10.•hs • 1. k.., Kenterky N;L•Twiet Tobeeno. ar.a. Hr.. loliller'esin. Chewing Tobacco. Elan. prim. N. 0 hugs,. . - • ti, 1 Fmk', t • Md. I. ,, rerlnip Loaf Samar, s. , •• cradled do do pa.l,,rlainl do do 15, bt• M. R. Itata-nz, IS/ 555.. dA ) 4T. Ina do do. ClaP,ft. I 9 ,bI A tit bbd alsrkstr.l. ,•,, has assorterl six.. Window mom..• I haw ltrsin Soap h full nrsortustnt of all.attleln In the Oro. lint. Al. an hand lb. 1..415ny articles of HMI . ..UM onfacture. wb(ch co will (armlet at wtanufactonra . Wo rviluf.or th-.dro l l of country merchants t , Mee. tad hops they .d l ere PI • call before ,ing her, ;S. Y./01111{ 1M Go. Otto No.a. 190 A IR2 Secant .t. VILLAGE OF MANSFIELD Valuable Country Beata at Auction. ~.ulicriber having divided part of the fa a now upied by 3/. It - , Prown • Ziet. titillated • • Charttor, Creek. at the forte of the Temperaneenlle hablutown, and Wathington Not Kwle, and aleo •a u t t h ee n pn • t O lth w e n e t r's o Cekb.uphl t w at eu t b h en e vciiltle .h eaon.. yv.t.ing rise nem, Into convenient Lot!. se dealgnidell In the:Oin e Di wren', will [free the sear foe rale en the 1••••mhar. al l üblie /Wet a. on Saturday. the I Ito day of September tlf 11 o . elo A. M. Till. property haw hewn ILIA out In hyla Or from 60 Yenta , ...tee. with • alp tntawiespiAatitabaden. • ol and tiarlenlnw . 5 ?lam t e ersoeu whiting ty r Rtoo.Ohy and plerubt Ina good .lithbertund. ethreftithded with mutant ••• ',nee, will Cad Utle property *very Mina that natit d , tired The lastly of excellent puttlity, and lo ran • tie el enttivation. Wattrt noel awl linte.tone, ran be lit I thientat abundance. In the village a new Church hollainy tv now riveted, and It }teeth:W. impalas. /trade lu full view. • 'Rear—tlnerillb. • note at ea tint... Martel 41200 t -fed r • •••••rr In fire ••••. 1 1.2Inente, with Internet, to tr teemed by Rent an! fillortence. - 11/pthee bectlenlare can k obtnive.l by applyine et the nt E•talo Otto of 11. lII`LAIN. tin. 21 Irltth It. 4—rt-blinolbusren win be In rentllneen at the bead of trap N•r .1. to eon coy bldfors to the tal.• at which els e • Vree loon, will teeerrod up. Jar serb. P You Want to Dress Well and Cheaply,A 4,11 at J. BOOBY Ertl Bre Wee (.14.1sitg. 3orr. Iso. .I,"t I.lbottr otreet, cod Pea the humerus Mack of ood. •t mehr.l rm. lb, Menem oft et. bora 'Oat .• roeblenablo and goal. for Gentle...la laraossaststlait 11. port of black, blur. brow o and am. Fraud". Roaiist. Atro•rl..nototb. black V n-aolt D0014:12 cod leuirllMl tlmer a hale arid auerlatout of .11 (belt . o-t ec or fa., Cash.... VEST/AGE—Black Sata. blankembroil.. UM.; '•l•t.k. bloc and brown esubroldared Oaaohneroa, bead ..tlO.l do: neural /1111 k astr.o. tag Waal styles Of CasbA •rot and runt V./it'll/fa, wok. cannot be surnamed far tutr, Quality or peke In Meaty. llek..COATol—lllack,brosu steal green Castor Braver 1 .1 . . th.: Mark n o t des dot Volt Cloth; Mottled Bearer, flaree • &ay, Pol./rebut.. • . . Aleo.l lu . auuortnunt of °outlets= a meta/tang anal Woven Uoder.blet. and Puerta, Fluul ni Cowen Flumel de, wlalt.a..l colonel Shirt (lunar.. Tua, ae. To .11 of the above article. we would rrepertfulliesell ntteDlliO of purebaureeas we ate d.tuutimed to MII h.. ay.,. Ise for (Mall. . et,..thrmord e crk, an mond made in the mod huh Muir tl.- =loner end ,41 rrIVRIO•bie tC(.II. thdl sod ernmlMr. Ude etrnic end Toll lIMCIDOt fah to it. plumed. J, BtIOBV.EII. moirdler. =.l Liberty stmt. Campaign GOTHIC HALL PLATFORM, • Smolt Pneits, One Rice, Al! Articles IVarranted, TERMS CABII TUE PROPRIETOR would call the par licolse sttoottml of the Poblie to big rehasen Cwhaners, Vavtinsro. o...coatings. a d For. t 10044. the` WEAR--Coatn. sad °remota of Pre we TO. C 01... wasta, Mocks. Tho, PeWs.Ulores.te Posponders, Mares. Portehlunalro. &loner Balls. Nereus, Cost Loupe. Cross. Umbrella, Batters. to. ae. Bore' snits from two and a half Iran Phlrts. Urolershlr's. Brewers, Collars. 0.104 tJaa-ro - 11.1., Hosiery. Irospanders. flordsstsand, In last . very mild. Mr Men and Boy's Ontflt. • CUSTOSI ER WORK—Tbe pted t he branch of NA huskies , r romalet.. p ar in g s secured the merles. f !dr. (krgo. of New York. In the CutUng Dosrtm.t, the proprietor Is enabled to alre his personal Ilitt.lolll to whu may favor him with • roll. . WE ! , T UD Y TO PLIAME. H. CHESTER. meg*: 24 WOO 4 I TACKED BUTTER—Fresh in store and • tr.r We by ery9 ROBISON. LITTLIi CO. 10E-5 tierces fresh in store and for sato aa. 0 , ROBISON. LITTLR 00, 255 Liberty Fcr.ot. I ARD 011,-10 bblia in atoro and for ode by wou R013111(.1f. LITTLE, Cl. ItiIABIILY FLOUR—FIour in bble extra ir of ',boat In toro •ird tbs. Palo by It „I fni , ) 11180N. LITTLII A 00. ri 08.M.19,0 _ bra .1., We Tobc ori. it 1.1: Pit, Lo •' .6 34 . .' 3C lb. do torsoloom Um n,y, all chain - bran.). In !flora and for tale__ by trot. it EILACHBOIIN *CO. bble large No.. 3 Mackarel, Naar Balm o. Ie ..y ti and tor aa.. 0. BLACKBURN :CO. li To Bridge Builders. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the OPT of the (batty ConoaLadonertanntil neon of Tu. missy the Ilthinet..for the erection of abridtre amebae. 'Sere Meek, neat the Waebtnaton count line. Stone abut ineule and wooden earetetenctnre. SW= and Sew can be men et the odaa vyte the dai.er J ASIEB SIITCIISLIe EURN SUR WSW'S. /LOSkftT ZINO. o.l7isollte' Cm.. Pitts. Sept. 7, 1862. ' Foreign and Ainerican Silver. highest market price will be paid for Mandetin and Neap dollar mnaalrlaVnannd?minCrown.nnd Maw; • Spantah• Milled Dollars. English Shillings, no., an, al the Exchange and Banning Rum of 7;:ladinr.Tl 64 Wood 2l dr tint e o meroe Vonith. To the Basinesslten of - Pittsburgh. PyilE Publisher of the "MONONGAIIELA urruemusen respectfully Inaba the &Motion 0 fr . ear n s imnge nlo iehe superior Inducements prienta Pager: The Ilepabllmmt Is lamed from llonongablas Cal, Pa , and a the only Detre pahlahel la the:swam of taw rleh. imley mamma by the Idovengabela. aromatic/a atone the roar le four time larger than ear alba pliblishtd la the murales of Wesblnstert, Allegheny, Westmoreland, or Terracotta It Oar alto nattatensirettlatel circulation In thew, several manatee. Belkerfog the gepubllean to be Mc test and lolly medium through vblob Ilashorgh metelcade cat onemesnally amok the moMe of the Mom -0[1..1111.511 Valley, Ora attotabt It watched to the Ibllomr leg rata of uttertalos, I mar. °menthe I room Cad of b ga 60..-41 00 Ono soave Of Z:41.. Two ,9unre or 01 'loop Thrro Emus. or 30 00---4 00 oo?sloore (changeablo nt pima Two •ao 00 .... 00.--4 00 Three Palates So 700 Lb 00 Inshop or r iffr ... notices or one lotaf g a , eleagoeble at 0 00 _ 0,) , U y m e nn:Wihnirirta;ll . oe — oVa7 duller AdvertLement. far the Itoeublkna ntsihe left et the Oesette office. . P. RANIALEY,Pablether. see& • 0 CASKS Winter Strained Elephant Oil; tp 10 DIU pun Lan! 011: Aare,n. pun Damped Po eu Par Pan by Ull, - • pep& a 0. sumunnur a 00. New Books. • The Angel over the riled thonhlee.ttr the nuthnn pf ham/ Inn*. Female Patelothen4be the author of The Ankle. Wide Th. Marta asal last•olams of Comets. Ralson to sliewly Mauled -' The lianaUaat Wrote .b spnaoa. - • , . nada, of ' ObAra t otar. am • ittnat 'slaty of um and M u t ! M. n'rn irAi47olll . Artl t e " . th"' /'ply %Mutat It; mat Teti* • . NEW GOODS, Nur Edmund Watts & Co Merchant Tailor; No. 185 Laerty Street. \WE are now receiving one Pail Stock, sae are enabled to perlient for the icuireetion of our marl:mere tb• uuoquelleil eaeortiriesit d lreTi... ' lVl g of %7 ",,tgra, L VtfT:: durs s uilitr Pau comfort. we will keep on hood a rh."- Ilart e ilierit. of mitt Emu elotting of our ow. aussorfar hu • of Montgomery Greys. THIS Volunteer Company will parade on Byt.rdsr nett, at oze, o'clock. P. In East Mr imbium who drill, and abcot for medal*. GOFFE*--175 bags prim Tire Odito OATS 1.1:14 fur 41e by 0. BLACK/WEN t CO. • - 'pox SALE,.—A new two-horse wagon, .1.! cheap (or end!. RIISSIAL a .1011N 2 T5, &hoot books, School Books.`, J LIST OPENINQ at the New Book Store, N0,,A5 Merket emit s • great Well thus the text books usal In the CU) . &hoot., as Well as s In mons assent use `n 's, th•enuntSS. own' a, Oran's, lleakeellys and the Eeleetle eerie. of &totem ••• • • Cobb'., 31 rOnirrrai Baran* Tontea; and Bander* . Briel ! linollooka\ • Ir 101 l errior or G,reards'aPricpailes', Prolth's and It. s Arithnietion. nit.h . a. and Waren Primary Oroarsphirs. Kirkham's, Flinith'• Lin , ll on rom3d Angtytleal Uram. Thew. Ith similar clue, bookiOand the higher GM Loophy. an in Langriageg t then lieolpgy, 317tboltdtr, ktd. ke., t. • •li of all the looks for Sabbath &hoots. pm bi de American tI.T. Union Poston Arstnistion. DAVISON • AtINEW; Anpti: \ • 65 Market .f near Foprtli, WfIITE For Preserving. 'A!, at Seta per lb. do ' 7 for lob at No. 250 Libertr 45..14/ 6to 10 A 515CLURO 45 CO. WigL E ydINEGAR br .nak N. d r MeCLUIIO a 00. NEW BOOKSast received,— la Putnam Library: contents Blain .0- A Pll,rr hh sc b e, by /LT. Turfman. I The Llortralturtat and Oultlyelsb ibr fie bo bc als6 or Adventures at • French allIllq•L D by Altana der uns.% The Adrentures of Clarence Bolton niALife iv New Tart. by Jhsebb A. Provlbe—editor of thedlek, for eal• by w. A. OILDENFENE CO., • ssp7. 76 Fourth street. PORK--20 bble. heavy Mesa Pork, iv; to Erie order, for sale by reC, 1011116,0 N, LITTLE 4k 00. SIDES -20,000 just ou t I fla io C u?e r t S r ti p m E e a ',lat . , far sale b; ° nn r, oonisom. rrrix it 00. • Ribbons! Ribbons! • • WE have just received a Brilliant assoit, moat of 1,11 Paboos. A. A. 1 6 / 1 30N & CO. rosq. • Go & 64 3144E44 st. V UST opened at A. A. Mason and Co., 15 eaaea orti.• St, If De LsDva. tee. ONNETS—A. A. Mauon iS Co. harojust reteivel p.r Expreas as.ortment of Fall Ilonveta. FFIATIIERS— . I2B sacks now lending from Pr7i..liVirttifesV we** Erna*. , ( I INSENO--11 Backs now landing from 14 '""" r n, ' . ""' ZIA% IDICK EY A co. .107. WNW k Front street. CCOTTON -49 bales, to arrive, for sale by 1 ISAIAH DICHNI k CO., ,7. Waterk Front street.street. REAMERS-1a sucks, to orrice, for sale .1 Dr ISAIAH DICKEY t MI. Water • Wept sle. N APPRENTIC.6 wanted nt this Office. .ss MBA CLARIFED, BOSTON SYRUP .11 .1 Poperinr In soy Olsten( the klud to Pittsburgh. c per raise, ter gule by • 1.1,7. MORI IS' Its the Dleutund. lardrets.%, u t rE have reamed our VIII assortment of y Etrlern llADOlletlited Bed Blanker% of the tan our Mora lie hare :Oro ramirial from the Coaufry • good of Homemade Blanket. sod Irlanheht. Graf an dad..n keeping op our amortmentof three gdria during the tall and II inter.prremo wanting to put hare will dem it to their ad rantaer to :all 'lO th or frePf.l MURPHY it BURCHFIELD. For Spreads and\ DRI'IIY BURCIIFIELD 1M ,ye reo'd haodrome Fri lee of Oil and other Chintz:3a Yor eh air tarpon... e ep i . \ WUPERIOR S. 11. MOLA4SES— I'l riOr \ re, Milton or 44r per cello hi Ihr barrrl. for ode at limp: 31(itiltib : In the Diamond. Tionesta Pine Lumber for Sale. 1 RAPT ' containing lineal 5030 cubic A JAMES 11.)07VES. .epki No. /19 Weed L AIS,IN4-100 boxes bunch Raisins,land- Llh sod foT mle by W 11:11.1AI.HY k (kb. rry• Ig aril 20 WOllOlOOl. IVIACKEREL--100 bias. large No., now lan4io2 an.llor nab., by -?. • W IYAGALICY • b)Y. PUNNET BQARDS- 7 76 doz. on ',hand). for ) Plr iery lov 1 , , JOIN MELLOR. \ 91,{Vo:d ntreet. r14.141.4*i . r, 011..—t14 tierces to arrive per , + ifograer ,Slulsk. fa. 2,1 e br • .I•p6 • 4911.1 U DICKI‘T d R EAsE I -13 bbls arrive for sale ky JO rata ISAIAtt D1C1167 co. 4,1 UNDRIES= sr, I. n boas flinarnal Prattle, " .k ea.- r; to arrive, mule by sera 111.11AfaDICEItY a CO: IOTTON bl 9. to arrive, for sale by net All DICHFY k Wanted; MKRICAN Doßaia and IlaltDollits, 'Mexican et.r.t.h ro tWit r y27 . Crown do Napolrmo. Vivo Fit. Nom., . rlient • Proust Fleet, pp Thotto Nom. I 25'4.10 Mobloon, Tit OW!Iwo ;no of orhloh the hlthArt wart.' prlco.i. prat folldh .1111. Poi./ tr U. U. MM.:. Honker a ['rotor. fourth. street. lIIEESE-50 biz. superior , Fream cutting last reed and /or rale by y 511111VE.12 a CO. hill°, IIN DIANA AND Ii:p:TUCKY p.iyouo bousht at low ovrolom, 11 D KING, booker K Jlttkor. it \AVO fo N-2.°mb Bileol2 ShOiltdeitt in store 11 j__ /or ale bt ilt U r LD l‘ l 4 It EI N A TT ii 11 . bble. I:iiiTeed; -7 • 1 ..„4 \ .• Lard: to PYIT. ord for oalo by • KNOLIesH 1 `OIIIIDLES—WO his in store ''for a;le.br leep6l ENOGNII 41. elm:arr. \ U TIEHC£S Sugar Cured Beef Round, \ ""-•in '".e",Tr " ll lKaLisu ITENNETI. '44P6 \ N. Pank - b Pittsburgh Stock I i rtSTED hy\ \t a , ocuis e TIWILL: • 44{4% _ prar SAJC o , oOr. Wood end 4th go. • STOOKS. ranee t'o • 5 81 S- 110 .1 1 Col EB' ffe ni Insu g , lliniox Com t: 100 tdo Nora-Irk-do do For oftlon,: 1 . 0 'TOM. 11rD do ATELL, bpi • now 8. Jonas a Co', dm Wood and 4th sta. DIME Cider and Grak a_ for Tickling : Fore Cider Vinegar, per gallot - ittlong Importota a Yecnob Ttot at orm all warrantod Pure Yea Wart, in the Diamotot. SUGAR S UGAR--150 bak\t \ tiasil --150 and for :min by 3dll naPl fiIIEESE--400 las. V. R. ::x) tor oak by ligNltY If 1.. Tend Watar at. above HEEL , E-20 bxe. Goebel], tar ) tale by-. Imo-41 - - - - - WHITE. FISH—In bblp.'& hf. bbl&, reed for solo b, SCP4 IlElkla COLBLNB. RARPER'S AIAGAZINE fo7 So Member net st Control Book More, next doorin Mame Lumen. L MUD. tEIRPITY BURCIIFIELD have just 4 o i r o v . • large stock of Yell Goals, ems= which Rleh Brocade. Silks. Striped • Plato Black. high LLlStee. All Ward SI. de Lain,, very Nett colors detueet sod Mull Weiner, very Cheap . Jusetilese. hfeelrveror Plaldhfor ettildeen'e deeseee. Needle Worked L.ollars. necklet Flezurstru all esters liounets sed Barnet Illblues. • ease Northeast censer Jth end Ms-ket ,t.. . . EA, WINE IL BRANDY—Morris, in the Dietuoud. has he reeutetlou of pendia Tea. Die, P o ri tic i enutely, clue' h , quality and es ohne fa mice at tiny other eetallithateut la the Dotted etste•—tboye re— quiring Ruth *elide*, VIII do well topatronise him. • . Tea Dart, 1003 . tett of the Dletztood. cases in Store, f9r Balo by . ttoo3 J KIDD 11 00; GO Wood Motet ALUM - A M -25 bbls. for solo by . --- : -7---- . 25 '° o . .• KIDD a CO. (aPANIBII BROWN-10 cks. for sale by t. an.. 3 . JKI DIVA CO. g IIILORIDE LIME—In store, -- fOr solo,by 1 ) .0 J KIDD t CO. if I REAM TARTAR-600 lbs. pure loran's %J br N J KIDD tOO. 111THIO AClD—Just reo'd, for solo by l.). ..1. 3 .; KIDD a t.v. For Sale . , • . . • LARGE heavy Built lioretc;auitablolir 1W UO2l Wof , on or bean logigtt e i ZoLoapf :\ ~3 xo. es, .11...niip._inft3‘,04' Viiluiiiii itiiiiiDN Leuvis7-- - A, A. I Afooon A Co. hove juot 0000 ed o'l•or am 5d....46.1.- =Wool Co Lolneo, brilliaAt eoloreo olso..faor BONNET RIBBO4IB-450 cilium' Fuli . Boone& Ribbons. noloon sod robotfaaliSonople otyloo NA opened er A A MASON a M, , .._....., ..t3 Wood at . af •• ..-•-_ WGITE GOODE—.lust roc6!vA `.t.'41.. A Mown a Co'., a chokes/Imo:twenty( W . Zo= SIT VV°ll.o,l4° c o d k, d ll.C.lltiorlt \ ,f , Pa It ---- irti — kb — r — L.A. — FLYN T ETill. IT l'S 300 , k t . xi. 1 Bloods's ro.olor; me . . , 21,\•• _ 11.13hootlag ~'y -11.,;,,,,A0. and for \ 14 ". "I/ " I. E.' 011.WOUTII a OU.. ' .•-- •' Al Wood meet • ALAOK , SILK&',A - A Mason & Co. bay ". Yea meld. per Miam Elem. more of Moat big %etre ,SO wide Meek Ell at EDO sad .p 3 WRAPPING PAPXIi,--175 Mama Tariolle WnLezdoiraefed at Matta! Beak Eton , . Dori door ik. saan.',l4o.l. • • filhlOKlsD HALIBUT-150 pound/ fieah smosa uautat hut mara ay la Baal, thrmith taom Yuma . r° `""!' r s , W. A.lgetli tlita 00. mai 31Th•nrst• • , • • .:::).<4;€41,..5: Ara- \ ' • I ni • E. JILL: ' Orrin Tutee Elmo Unarm r Pritkr .14,oratom Septamber /11132. TLOII,-114 marlort Marlow. very Arm , MU Dtioax The ram , raretdar mere - 300 hbla at lb* ever, Lat Sae 023/; t3ll it 33,42 ; 50 bartele extra fatally at 1340: ISO 10 10. at 31,406433.;... and Ob. at $3.00 311,_ . hop nom: la Afar toa3, 10 1 4 .0334432.11 T &Mgt tha RYE PLO OR-144 note • sale 041 4 1441 frommagm.4 1 3 .22314311- held at P,60. DACON-3atra 4 nobs 'boulder, m tto 70-1423 maks. No champ to other MmerloUoita. - •'t WHISKLY-Falas BO bbl. rectified at,, , 3)4421m. /ft 144; ram at 19t 1 motion. \ BUTTER-Balm 1001.6rri luatla of /4 bhlo 0.416 Saps . at 1034V110 14 lb. 96AP-Salo of 25 hues at 41Xe p fb, wrath I. an ad vance. OILS-rate 5 314. No. 2 laiol 011 at :Or, No. 1, la mold at 63. Liorrettil a.ota .1. TO , 'SUGAR-341e of 2 364,.164(0 b.. \ - HAY-Oslo of; loslx at the trabti at 110002 Ito.. lid(l3-3a4e of 30tt thrum at 7m lit Jona, . . The Baobof Easton!, he the resort conies! by the tin Ur. dos, ao seausoulatloo of Indllosof 1132" ralehie. the total to $21900,000. Tees 'with the lemonade charm* of, linnet weether, eat.ed the dente* in Conan to RIVER INTELLIGENCE: STEAK BOAT - ARRIVALS AIM DEPARTURES _ . TIIII Mem—There wens hat 3 - heetten In dune. hr metal .nare.at dent het meninx. and nation irlonle. • itlshtle, Parinson, Brognedlle. Ithrlser. naile_y. West Newton. Luserne, /tonnsU, Drnernsellte. Geneses, St Chits, Wed Newton. . Enduing", Modes, Wheeling. Inas &alias, Batley; Wed Newt.. Atlantis, 1111t111/10.1. Brownertlis. Luzern", Dement, Ilsoldisdlle. Udine.", Vt. Chdr, West Newton. (Hobe, Wheeling: . .:_. . •11.01111111 Mi., PAWN t, Was, . enowtieviLial; 8 A. and G WEST NEWTON:B A. IL, and 4 P. U. „ ► QOUSED SALMON-10 cans of 10 . ponnds mad for nub amanita. Vowed or Pickled Salmon. ttut nro'd see by IV d MeCLURG A Ca. Onxrors and Vs Deu OFFEE-300 bap+ prime green Rio reed stal for yid, by J R FLOYD, •bb2 Round Church Banding. IVBACCO=BO bozos (beat brands) pound lump, Ees. B'e nd Wila iron rod tar We by arta J e a /L9YD. TEAS -140 halt chests :Sad boxes Upon, Itone'ria Clan Powder and Mack, taaint.oaa, reed and fdr Ilan/ by OLASSES- \ 7b hblo, Plavtal bl \ [t.y2l • for 1101 br \t ow TANNER'S OIL—, ..r.2\ INSEEfI AA ov \ )1 1 E IT .t r eA t d i t4 E, tench, British, and CoAroldered Ibe Robes, colored met black Coburg.. nut moony other styles of Newt/cods • 00)0. Will plcuer give us VIM, • • 0F.A.W.2 Will 000e100. 10 day or two, • large lot of NreAlln Worked Edgings anil Inserting.: bought mooch Leon the most prim, and will be eold correspondingly rittsburgkeas'ect.:l 40SHARMS of this stock \ *anted, for which th• hiplivet Inerliet pilot • 111 be pald A: WILKINS • (IN Stork and •Eschanyw Srokeri. n. 02 • 75 fourth ..reet., . S 7.,L7L.RPy TINE - 2Q INX--2nt i llt:arec'd wp2 \Wad amt. --------- II LEACHED WINTER , ,WrIALE lur OIL— A blab sapplpjast reed end far asle bT sop: . IL If ALLLEFIA. INSEED. OIL-10 - bble. for rule by L .M 2 IL It EILLEIS. A.I.YONGE---All qualities Tor sale 14 10 EE BELLER/I. ELEESE.--2SO lAce. prime W. IL, for sale b 7 VON BONNIIOUT • 31URPILY. I?rSil • ' •, 40 bb la banre number 3 Pdaraa444 \ riu.• Baltimore 1 Shad. 40 Lak'a buyerine 1 and - 2 ea mon. \ i 0 Ttoot. A White nab. 14,04 s prime PuttaY, gr44l area, \ 40 bolas cream Chaeoe. 44 eaak 0414ral tat: in flow, far asta by • aryl • JOIIN WATT le CO. I,lo C l i tll t , SlLt.t3 A Ton & Co.' d 10 4 ' 0 , 'a rich a. rhir ark Brocade 10W1 . OTDIEGA -$0 bble. pure eider, kw rased 'flu rondannanit. and for ink , br PUjJ LIONNIIe NIURPhY rral \ 94 Wat liMler .mlll5 front at. BROOSIS-50 dos extra large, rcit sale by s..pr . TOW.BONNIIOIIEfr ILI 0 LASSES-40 bblo. 811ouse for sale by nepl • VON BONN lIORPT t kIUEPLY. rrOBACCO-9A C.omroy'a • 15 " RI:41010i 5'12 • 20 " 'Dllictem Ws: " Bormes,•lo2 safe 112_ 2011 BONN Rplll3T 3/13/3PHIr. lq, ADDER-22 hi. Mac \ for sale by ,i. e•to VON lIONNHORSTi MISMPLIZ. I ' OGWOOD-10 phis chip ed, for sale by, I S mpl _ VON BON:MOIL k!11RPIill. iiimi •REN't-ZThe Store Rooin'and'Collar, 8 No. CO Rawls street. boo accepted IsMies Hltsilkht. ham Red sister Oeteber lat. The Mallets \mlll be put La P'ri t t isr P.'....o 0 . 1 1tVI ' Al. t ;r1IWat street. -- qPilTilitßON gs for salliti --- 7 - 1 ILP COPPER-1 box for ealo by 7 . Ii F sepl -• R DALZRLL a 00. . pEARLs—to bbls.juat recd for sale b root - ' 8 P SHRINER a CO.\ - . TIMOTHY SEED-60 bble, for sale by . 30831 , 8 P BUSWItit. - IL/ lISTA RD-5 bags saperior English just IT IL reel mid Resits br • W A MeOLIBI/0 Oa, amt.ll . Omen. mei tam maim. , DAIRY SALT-100 logs. fine, of small are. pot upljor dairy Or rk,, , , zit ,..... N6.. . . aucti SUABLE SALT—I 2 doz, boxes fine ground, Y Just rm'd Mad for sale bi . i . A. 4.4.44.44. A 43.. ' \ 00631 No. =Liberty st. - - '7, -- More New Boob: rtSHE White Slave, or Afeinoirs of a Fn. ..i.irl 4 l)f rig: i ITIN ID paper ant ...lath bitillar. Irererly,Norels. Mimes su llen, 00 . 0.1. • ° 0 Ll'ddothien, ' . AbbotfOrd ° Itauhr and Heart of 44 1e:weans, Nave York Itsuk Note lisimrtaritsr Pep— • • Herters flattest.. for September. \ - 1 lallabursh amiss, far Jut., \ . , M try Nrahassattry liim.Rm.r. , lashey's.hrabstes e and Peterson • Magualnes. \ . De. Burnett's Poultry ticesk. i Huonelteski Words. bonne, Reed and for rat LS !SEEL s ost.Low's, 7.1 Tbihi rit'ru j ,„,_ta . • ~,. austll , ... . atmossita the Poet wow, 1 Chickeirißes Pianos- f UST ree'd a now, ' , apply of tho ahoy() oak ; to .snwt Pi.a.--6 f')O ..no 7 octal . .. or beantlfo lcoa and 100•11--arttlett arta to told at Ibo same pennant . th• Factors , In Borth. without adding tar traoaporta lion or rtalt. ' . .10110 II BuLwit, at svo. pt, • \- • , ate Agent • for Chltkerletat Piano. for Plttrannith and N • . ticatora Prontyleanla. • , • n 0232 \ - QITOCKS FOR SALE-4- . • I.X 20 ah . kner 22thantra Bank- • \ • Noblestovo , Plank Bowl. 100 " Braddock'. Plaid Plank Road. 100 flollins Analog Oolnpaor. ' • ' : 72 " Bin d ' 1.0 • " 2 dr* - Taollia . 8 iiixiwzi.t, -• ' 00031 over B_ Jones 4 10.. oor. Wood andSourth ona COFFEE --500 bags Rio g f or 'CV DAOALEY CO., nand 2:1 Wein R. 11 8. 0 1 - r -b r• C TE A bo eater terse. Extra °along Ti.. 100 tint eben. Pine •• • f`...1. br W ifhtEGS, CLOVES, &c.— IS atizt.>„=!--v; 00 malts emeln . Foe , alebr • anal • W BA GALKV A 0). • . • ,• . For Sale. ', • • • • SECOND lI.A.ND Four ifOrao Wagon, /le t . aultable for Coal.' Lima of Stooa. truly tam. wad D aci a aold .t a bargalo• ffailalf* or atiala HMI, it LIGGETT.Naterst. • ~ ' James Ra2ara :' ',• „ $0 served an a Musician in Company A ri g.aupetzg ß. V i lartry. in the ilarida c title subeettbar. at X= 75. Fourth st reet ab. ' antra .' i . • 5,1111.dt I Nii &W. • . TODAtiO- , -.5;4 hie. liielutondd. tyn cti, bars litatir, (=lading all the. beat,akat or Ca IV, it il and pound Imam r I. sale , . • ~. . atia3l .. W PAGA LEY • CO. . .NOVEL—Macy Senham, by ofoeneral . Ynnk Pima, t.ro Wullratlett. \ XO4ll A. Un'D"ritYlelotin, The Truth \ • VONCERNiIIi9 Seller's Verruildge. A sin die •611 pro/nave woodern • head therallonloe,. • , "PLR. & Tn., franca Co, ..Jon'•2' \ N. 8[1143: ittr-1 boasht or J.. cere bottle of your Ve.onfnert. and'rave It to it efilld of nth% • moon,. 63 taro worm, and Quito ember of \ use. • PleUßft. - nt s o l /.. \‘ tn 'lL AT l ;l . l 24"'"— nen °'" aa . : u tha iTh t p ttl j e : ta ff' o i.4 7 '..d to bo n lr f n l' utted .b7. 6 164 e 1111. 2."- V . 3erntirc-e In the .0714 for expelling trotln% RHOADS. becanoW •Tp.. Jeffeeeon Co, r.ti. 'mu. ft, R. Setr.rse—l gave one bottle or rent Voentlftido b \ r r effelhble ak It wane qr.,/ 76 large worms. / thine tt the s Yong /atom/foli o % • \ For 41,, wbo\rtral* D1 9 "1" ' Ataxia ir wo.l at. .8117 .•• ati bass Alo Co6et. • • • \ 150'.boxes AlTa ta imutattorki Tohaen' -- 111 47,16 • 2.000 Onaog,Ti T ,• • • • \ SO w ear Wl• by *JOHN WATT 1 JITWieTT34I6m thkPhillipatillo ract • ''447ll4, Tqg:nt:r7 s rier „ • ye. tts Mane% itre•c.,.. lAKE )08,11-113 bbh. hi. bble.=4 4 Thite'7., .14 nob ..1T , tmt.2851..e.w .eth ica doo I • 1 c , \ , \ \• - \‘ ,
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