one mllhos' one hundred and notice Simard as " 1
hundred andfiftesn dollars, illicit la saints: t i t re
six per cent. on more than eighteen .mil • 1
and a halt of dollars. To secure the gest ,
trade of the West,'now in Its infancy, 01 rut. r
_.___. der Philadelphia the greet grain mart of the
___
wprotree, ' 'N
eeMe kktatnidedAelet•aiNittuhiellifilk ,
cording to the report of the Auditor Genets!,
.
.arrittaiß).l=l,lllinithirZ
- road% now In ale : and=unned by the Comm
gas C,irlitithf viae. ,041Knott. - i.f.u , Ro r ! • ,„
After t a omloinf OM u p,";” 11w, th. nuttpAttn; ,
•LuuswiY,eie ago pitte,l9lll49sllbiasnal,Bl 'Abe,
Elatit.ge * E m ena tty the 6131 t
3, bait:elk .
' 60,8'1 IVA Vkikl 05414r214.4:11i eir
miltai e. The
4 to, ,kSW -, 4 ,, 1n. fr%
Mt ~e 4 qi , 1 l'A , SolfM.4 . iir WU in / 852 1
.008 Vg.h.d,,,;11 diel. '
d sal I APit i Ot l 0 , 144/FS' Goat- Net Bantle
in 1852.
1141 4 sWf4Blll.7lo'd 1 WI st,ust k os so 0214,°0° n
•315 .Ix.wAurays,ii,AN., 78 1,°03,87006 - "1TIN4186
V a.tlihtalV","tB itr.: g t t 8
n" ,..
.-15-04w.1.r Afidff!Tido.. el 1,822.033 78
*di ,ZILIZI , 7 , .....
Pft l . 340 STAD I . 4OO 01 TAOOOIIO 38
o+.3 , , ,'ffinitig the Isla year the revenue from
alone, :carried upon the Delaware Di
vision, amounted to 14i per cent. on the original
coat of construotion, and upon the 71 miles of
the North Branch canal, to 7t per cent, and the
toll upon iron was more than suffielent to keep
the canal in repair. The completion this year
• of the whole line; and a 001200E10n with the'New
York canals will; open an entire water comnia-
Illation, by canal from the great. lakes to the
city of Philadelphle, through New York and
Ponesylvarda; and create an itlllllolloo new trade,
not now existing between these great States,--
, Pennsylvania supplying Western. New York, lied
tile Lakes with Anthracite coal, and New York
supplying Pennsylvania with Salt and Gypsum.
Thistrade, it is confidently predicted, will be-
I
fore live years, add annually $600,000 to our re- I
venue. In addition to this the tax upon reel and
- personal estate will constantly increase with the
extension of internal commerce, and the increase
of population and wealth if, no unwise restria ,
tiona aro permitted to paralyse the growing trade I
of the Commonwealth.
We may therefore confidently predict, that if'
this mode line is sold to a company, for the sum
proposed by this bill, that there will annually
remain over the expenses of the Government and
the payment of all calla upon the Treasury, the ,
sum of at lout $1,600,000 to be put into a sinit.: l
ing.(und for extingulahment.of the public debt.
• That this may be done, I call the attention of
the Rowe to the following items of revenue in
1962, and will take this as the mailman for
. ..awsiveyeare to come:
- Tax on corporation stocks,. - $210,642 80
Tax on Bank Dividends, 146,960 07
Retailers' Licensee, - - 109,268 67
Tavern Licenses, - . 100,120 11
Auction Dation sztd.comitiWilone, :. 75,635 76'
Teton holders of loans. 118,444 16
Collateral Inheritance . Tax. . - 148,141 66
Premiums on Cholera and. Right .
of WhY, - -
Tax on certain offices and enrol
' meat of laws, - - - . 13,911 66
, Tax on. Writs, Wills, Deeds, An, 66,671 71
Puretsse Money and. Pees in the
Tax on Brokers, Pedlars, &a., '
66,201- 97
bout,
Tax on real and personal estate, - 1,949,636 80
Net revenue ie 1852 an canals em- • -
sold: Delaware Division, North
Brand:, West Branch and pa
quobszula canals: •
- - ,$2,901,6.08
increased revenue on the canals,
and tex on real and pereatud
estate, at kaet, 447.612 16
Annual revenue, - $3,351,767 76
. . Itls sot ddubted that the sure increase of tie
coal trade and other causes will swell the an
.l- nue' revenue to a much larger stile. But I will
.. assume the annual revenue to be $8,851,767 76,
and then deduct the exresses of the Govern
moot, %I 1 it will be seen Butt $1,500,000 will
ropily' for the extinvdalnAlmt of the State debt;
without any inceenee of taxation, or a resort to
any other, eourea Of -11MCAUe. " In 1852; the fol
lowing were the expanses
or.OTATI
t l / 4 - i32,i4a 60
-70,998 65
25,2 d
39 7
12,868 08
8180;08
6,685 60
8,951 12
92,183 44
12,885 21
70,763 83
2,000 00
165,109 68
48,982'50
5,191 IS
• Senate, - - -
Zone of RepresentsAiten,
. -Public) Printing, - -
Executive- Department, -
Aaditor Genersibt Office,
:Treasurer's Office, -
. , Surveyor General's Office, •
Jecliciary, - - .
Pensions and Gratuities, -
Charitable Institutions,
State Agrlculturalidoclety,
-
Common schools, 1 - -
Penitentiaries:- - -
Miscellaneous, say, -
• ,
Totsl-expenses. - - - $563,277 47
Interest of $25,769,806 n, at 6
. et., - - - • 1,2883490 28
Total amount required to pay . ex-,
mita of the Government, end , • •
interest on the publie debt. after -r - '
the Bale bt the Main - 41,861,767 lb
If then we dirloot the amount =row to
meet the demands upon the Treaansy from the
annual 'avenue, it will be seen that,Oss ifdtdm
and a ad/ of dollars annually, in left ta put into
the Sinking land. "
Annual rorenue, " -
Annual payments. z.
Annual obi:Englund, - • $1,500,000 00
In making this calculation I have; for cones
ulnae, assumed that $3,861, 7 67 75 will be the
annual average revenue fee twelve y sire td come.
It is believed it will be much greater. The
completion of the North Brad* Canal, the in
create of trade upon the can% consequent up
on the development of the resources of this
• great mineral Commonwealth. and the nagmen
(allot, of the receipts for taxes upon every ono
(ceding valuation in the State, render it certain
that our revenue will reach a much higher is
. mount, and that the amount annually - to be set
apart for the extinguishment of the public 'debt,
will considerably exceed $1,500,000. • Bat I will
stemma this to , bathe _annual tuna, and it will be
peseeived that If ',the Company is organised on
. the Ist day of January,
that in twelve
years from that time; the whole public debt of
Pennsylvania will be extingnished,acid the great
'ciinuotitio coal canals 'will still be the property
-'of the. State, If the Legislature now Intorno
rates a Company to carry out Ole great measure,
the abundance of capital now seeking invest;
--Ment - will insure a este for the sum named In
the bill which I have just presented to the
Htitud e one, and it deserves and wilceire the ge
of the tax-payore of this lri Consm Adtenw e h
• Tho following table will show the amount of
• State indebtedness, at the periods' indicated,
••
and the annual paymente and interest nt fire
.• pa cent. each yen, carried to the sinking fend:
Years . Public Debt, Sialing find:
1853, $40,769,805 71 ' $16,000,000 00
1854, 25,769,805 71 1,500,000 00
1866, 24,200,805.71;1,676.000 'OO •
-1856, 22,691,806 71 - 1,668,765 00
. 1867, - 21,041,050 71 1,736,437-6 6
-1858 e 19,304,618 16 1,823,259:62
.1859, 17,481,853 54 1 919,422 35
-.1860, - 16;561,93119 . 2 010,393 47',
1861, 13,561,387 72 2,110,913 14
1862, 11,440,624, 78 • 2,216,468 80
• 180, 9,224,10 98 - .2,327,281 72
:1864, 6,898,684 2G - 2,443,645 83
• 1865; 4,453,238 . 83"'' 2 , 565 , 828 07
•
1866, „ 4,987,410 56 - 2,694,119 46
Thus it will be sera that by tho tale'of the
• Main Line of rehabs Works, for the awn indite-
• bed in the hill, and the gradual operation of the
Bliking Sand, in twelve" Yens !rem the eala,
without any increase of revenue beyond that now
received, which augmentation no men can donbt,
the whsle paha debt of Posnoloania will be , a•
• tiesulthect, end the enta of $706,709 90 remain
• in the Treasury.
•-• ' .` Hiving shown the finecill'operatione of the
• bill which ;I have presented to the Meuse, I Will
now undertake to point out tome of the advan
tsges which - the great interests of
; nada and
" commerce will derive from th e measure. •
' -In the first place, the State being relieved
f.t m the fear of rivalry from ether 'competing
liner; will throw the door wide open to privet.*
• ehterpriBo, and even - hints it to enter the field, of
competition for the gro sing trade of the mighty.
••••• • West. We'itisill have . two greet Imes running
parallel through tho centre of Peunnylvanis; each
• striving by cheapens of trabeit;celerity, and on
- perlor accommodations, to win the laver of the
pablia iitiencure their portion of the trade and
travel that pante from the valley of the Minis
sippt [dills shores of the Atlantic Omen: Eva
- • ry emigrant that now perste to 'the West, every
• new farm' opened upon the prairlei, and every
• - 'house built beyond the Mountain, Increases that
• trade, by Cresting 'manta in'the 'West 'which
must bo supplied in the Heat.` , The . that! is at
head abaci ail the , great lines of doloi000lostdes,"
•r• . between'theeni And - this trent, Will 'Mc be suffi;
dint to soccrainedate the trade. But 61111, the
entire rivalry north and sou th of ae w ill regalia'
something better than State numagepent term ,
der our Main Me worthy of beingranked with
the •Peonsylvsnio rsilioc.a, the 'Baltimore and
Ohicrrallroadthe New York and Erie relined,
the New York line'of railroads, 'by the ,elde of
the Erie ernal-frose Buffalo to 'Albany; sad tie_
:Grand Erie The active rlealrYbetween;
•
the New-YorkNeel hat already drawn; not only
• ••'• the whole trade Oral, Orestlales through New
York; bet ii isistingr‘lerge, portion' of . that In
the okro.4illey to-pins itouPd 00 lull& ql
thenoitte The d notwithstanding.
Now York iirsiti'ertir - the want of It le
- - - Peatelyitentac Ifi'llkluaq-nliveihrtiftlA
mid
. .
orIN
tre ew r d t
larva d man raki, d a n
f rival rallel r oaawt
.Fans) TIM to Philadelphia in a Use of a di.
meterdflulltfa,ll-3°.-11"tth'A.A
Joie. e• • I .e • tui eio oar
Why Lino of 'public Works from this State to a
ISerititiettog, efficient company, where an army of
lacy
card r
B - pAA,
tar%tl,o:3;,ktlithriffivellerrothoiroloopg
_ '— annals to a company. It
iscitestfnemeration of the purity of the publics
meouls. No potpie ever bee been, or ever will
Ile truly free, that long staffers a festering 03?-
raption upon the body politic. One after auoth-,
of the pillars of public virtue le undermined,upon
which rests the arch of our free institutions, until
the people themselves are fit only to halftime'
and seek refuge at, last in the tyranny of a mu
ter. Such an amount of pablio patronage creates
o love for offioe and-place,oherishes Idleness and
distaste far regular baldness; fosteri "peculation
and extravagance, and'ends at last in intempo
. ranee and mime. .
Let us then pus this bill. The time and the
oiroumatanoei aril , propitious, .and render • lee
as certain as its - enactment_ into -a law. The
people will hail It with enthusiasm as the mea
sure of their deliverance from the thraldom of a
public, debt. It will bete new era in the onward
amuse to wealth, power, and greatness of oar,
own Penneylvania. And finally it will remove
that gangrene from the body
p olitic, that is now
eating like a most into the vitals of our liber
ties.
PI l'TSßUitti "GAZ E1"1%
1! - O - BLI91ISTI By WIIITE • CO.
'PITTS 811
TUESDAY BEPTEBIBER 6,1853
ujrREADIIIa MAWS WILL BE FOUND
ON Ed OA PAGE °FMB PAPER.
Ist il ot our W a r Zs Gao l U ttr offsts ' io n ou x bur.....r ,l
• snort desirable aiidinufit mating their buslners Swim.
(too cireutation 11 bOtlfilettiOttr 112111 fa. thousand. roach
a.: almost Ivory village And sountSin Writorn u. 71•
'anti and Mutant Ohio. ,
.1.11.T0' APIPIIISISERS—teeitber the Uditotisl noome
ear trintto¢ .Itatabltsbatent; of the Dana Gum.. sr.
opened on , Sunday,' ADVSUISSIG3 who desire tbalr
notiooi to appear tn the Pipa on Monday m00d....
please band 'them before b o'clock., on Saturday
•
Dzinnsenc. WHIQ NONIENATIONS
71011.0071 LL COMYIIIIIIOIIIII,
MOSES POrNALIi, Of Lemecuter-Couniy.
loft acrorrok amnia,
ALES & MaCL,plll3, Of IllaiskLits . County
TOIL SIIIIVITOIL
CHRIBTiAN MEYERS, Of Claims County .
rOl JUDGI 01P.111211,1 111111 00131 T.
THOMAS A. BUDD, cf -
73,408 6
•
rot SOWS OF DLSIKICT COMM.
MOSES lIIAatePO. A4l.gber.r.
• • :rot WHITT. '
Da. Jilin aIaItOTELVIW. 01 WilYine.
POIITIIII, of 1 P
isles.
JOEIN - .1.1.1115E. of Versailles.
TIMM/kV 3. Bltilliaf, of Lower St. Clair
RAIN Y. PARKES. et alanehester.
14.10(1.011,, of Pltiaborala
40,228 41
INGLE 8. PLUMING, of eUathisp,
Ei)PARD P. JONA, Oftstruntl;
- 41'.0,080 17
geortari J:Vaikiiz: of sow.
li
plarst
JAMES s of P l us.
JOILN eli s LODI, 074 est :-• •
. ,
Tan 81111111? Ann IEO3 MATOL—The Jeersa
annonneee, on behalf Of the Mayor, that the pro
ceedings wine. the Sheriff ..having beep
initu
tad, they will be presecitted to the last eztreml
tY; and to the bitter end." As the' prosecution
is before the legal tribunals of the country, ire
Imo It to take its course. there. t
We desire, however, in this connection, to
correct one or two points in the Ziemer arti
cle. It charges us with characterising the coulee
of the Mayor on a: Immo of arrogance." NO
such expretaion was need by us: A paper which
is so free to give the lie to its cotemporaries as
the Journal IN should be careful not to misquote
them.
The Jeweled also represents us as charginethe.
Mayor with "vindictive feeling"" 'towards the'
person - discharged by the Sheriff. We made no
snob charge. We stated that the Sheriff enter
tained a belief Vhat the Mayor's sentence, was
prozipteci.by vindictive feelings, but, we express
ed no opinion of the kind on our own behalf.—
We may add that the Mayor's denial of all such
feelings is enough to satiety us on that soon* bat
must soy, hcicrenti, thatthe denial is not strength
ened by parading's certificate of whet was said
exculpatory of the. Mayer by one ikons he Is
particular to characterize as a osanials" and a
~ausdmisti."
We do not think that any awarer is necessary
from us to the language employed by the Joar
awl elude as. Such Language is characteris
tic of thateheet, and the community know how
to look. upon it. In our article of Saturday we
stated no opinions of cur own on the facts at is-
sue, and made no charges Dialog the Mayor.—
We merely stated the undeniable facts of the
case, mid the belief and motives under which
the Sheriff noted. Die Sheriff may have been
mistaken; but that he acted under the convic
tions and motives we attributed to him is un
questionable. TIM whole matter is now a sub
ject of litigation, and not proper matter for news
paper dhetission, and we therefore drop it.
- $3,351,767 75
1,851,767 75'
Tao Suomi 'Mummeries getup mt.—We
have received- a well written cotedieniestion re-'
yiewing the decision of Abiermsnollockiniater on
the Sunday Omnibus ,quesileelte*lltail. hove
an - early . insertion. There es s. _ no question
thet 4 societjt is more injured thin' benettled by
the running of pairdbisties 'on the Sabbath, and
that , the *testily Plead for, q breaok of a 'Divine
sod Staten! lacy: is, si - pitiful perversion of thO
meaning Of that exceptional phrase., We are
surprieed- , that the owners of the Excelsior Line
do not no that they would be greattibenetitted
by giviog-their horses rest on the Sabbath day.
They would most mrriainly profit by it oven pe
.euniarili, nod we caneot but believe the ywould
feel the'better for their obedience to the Diviim
Command. If that line will set the example the
others will no doubt, follow. If they have soy
doubts of ; the evil whit!' they are .inflictiogrt
'the community.; let (haat ride in their own emol
lients for 030 Seedily, or nieeheir Maud on the
'route and ,witness tor themselves hew much
they are- dieterbinglltCpuee sanctity of
the day of rash-
,
It tree lepposed at one time that n great lots
and evil would be inflicted on community, by
skipping the ensile co (hi? Sabbath, and by Rail
read`eare sitouting idle. ' The result of the cope:-
rlionat throughout the West shows that all theie
felts Were faille No, :tieing are run in ,Ohio,
lo.lndians, au the-Sabbath, end
no moilnare'llarrled,mid yet no Inconvenience
.
of which sok icunimbie me can complain, bee
been felt Every sear less (riles are . ran oa the
8 abl;Ath. end fewer mails era carried, pod we do
not believe a Sailroad train will 'bo run on t.b!
Babbath. or a "piail bo oiiriod, in five goitre fume
this tinto r in any of the Northern, !diddle, or'
Western States. ,liner, shal lPitisbergh be ao es
.coptioe to this pineal rule, whiotrie 'eminently
cafe and reneonshltt•• We trust not; . We hope
to hear that the proprietors of the Chnnibne lines
have yielded to title jest sad ressoueble
meat of their feliow MMus
giant. Cosa.—Mr. ' De file. of Marlon County,
Va , has presented nesrith • 'sample of a superior
quality of Cannel Coal, whlott barlabily been
diseornred in that rep,ios, on tho' Moniegthela
sibout fire ' mites below .Pairinont. Tern'
different veleS hare been discovered, each about
foerteen feet thick, and 'of apparant,ilumenso
extent. - At is node:lsla by atbout tiro feet of bi
tuminous gaol. Tho specimen left with ni la of
a quality euperior to any we have eeen of this
ootuirry's production, and it verj , similar AO the
Mrigllati article, and apparently In every raps:l-
I ,*-flOrrary of this superior quality of Coal;
io,torpoitantin Ininiannfaotnre of iron, and ra...
stone otther PurPosee, eLowe itt6iiroiesiktat
tho Monongahela slack water. to Mor
g.intonn,-indas &Awn d Bathe ricer will allow.
V. irk titintio - itiotic thin triprovernont, and,
be lain Co' tit, on behalf_ of our'roadttre, for
ItlfOratiMet(tte to what Is doing in the"matter.. Is
it to go on, to wales opolldentlY asserted some
.
tint° elgca orlop.te be induct to sleep en fore
few.yers greatly to the . 'of tbe
prat:lucent prosperity of ?ititilturola? Wllttheita
;Ming it In ohargel'Plefart Oolightstt.pie puhlie
ontheanbiein?
-
•
NM .7 0 4 . 1
ce Pittsbarsh tel
New pin, ep ,
,A,.._maly designated se a talk!
ogrt , teinking, , cooking and house trading ani
mal, and by some other descriptive te r ms; sup
posed to mark the broadest distinction between
'him and allother creatures- - Entafter some et
fleetiou I have come to the oonclueion that, apart
from his moral cluassolaristies, the only quality
which man posecossecto the entire exclusion of
all the lower orders of animated nature, It that
of being a dancing animal. For beasts and birds
do talk, only their language has fewer articula
tions than ours, and - a more limited power of ex
nemesia'. As to thinking or reasoning, who can
....4 1
doubt thit the dog and tb elephant remember,
reflect, and combine idets.•l.
And for - the house
building; who has not achn red the' eitoplo bat
most effective architeeture of the wren and the
seedier: , The braver is finsitai for his skill in
house carpentering, and tho eagle adopts every
lofty stylein erecting hie family homestead. But
matt alone denote, that is to say eolantaxilY; for.
tho Ugh itoihe wantonnese of power and that re.
finemantuf "erudeyverhinhis natural to him, he
loves to force other animals, as dogs, horses and
monkeys, into contortione—but I am Making too
heavy a draft upon the patience of your readers.
.Pittsburgh and Weshlngton were well represent. ,
ed en this genial °cession. Indeed Hiss White,
of your ally, was generally pronounced the belle
of the evening, and Mr. W. renewed his youth
In the contemplation of his daughter's triumph.
Mrs. Samuel Haight, another native, and lately
a occident of Pitteburgh, moved with matronly
sedetiness among the gay revellers, as one who
surveyed with -chastened pride a field oa which
former triumphs had been won- The 'feed"
prepare 4 wee, I am told, very choice and ele
gant, but eating in the midst of a fashionable
jam, is lees diesgreeablehy only ono degree than
taking pot hook with a miscellaneous crowd.
To-night the weekly "hop" at the Metropoli
tan was of 'a character - quite emffioiently recher
che sod brilliant to remover any advantage which
the shave affair Task have given its rival. Beau
ty and style are refturning from their annual pil
grimage to the waterlog plaice. Tho fashiona
ble relideuees In the up-town dietriots are reten
'anted by their , owners, and the fashionable
churches of the same vicinage have been reopen-,
ed for the adomooodallan of the piety which Is
clothed infine linen end fares sumptuouely every
clay. ' The country has had its season, and after
the tepee of a few weeks the gaitiee oknity life
will recommence .
.The weekly rebates of the banks shoes s mark-
Oii iiirprovement'in their condition: Their ape
tie anti deposites have -increased, and their lie
bilities, excinding circulation, have decuessed.
As there is no doubt of the perfect Boundness .
of all the city banks, a considerable expansion
of their circulation is not undesirable. The i
movements foe tie establiehmeut of a clearance
board, fir .the settlement of Wands between
the banks, era likely to result in the appointment
of a sort of voles:dui bank commission, con-
slating of a president, - secretary, and several,
clerks, whose salaries, with the incidental ex-,
pauses, will amount to about $15,000 per an- i
num. His calculated that the system will die
pews witiewniaroeunt of labor in the several
banks, costing a mud' larger sum than the esti
mated
expensed of the propose based
-NOtlliqieillidiag the relaxation of the pressure,
' believer,. a. broker told mu to-day that money
was, within Well street, tic per cent. a month.
It meet be taken'for granted that the sums no
usuriously loaned_ are small In amount, and
lent not upon Hai best possible seedrity.
I learn that the Collins' . Company have no in
tention of beginning another ship, to instal:ode
reputation of their line: Here we see another
-of the weakening effects of over strained gov !
'enunent Patronsge.' A Ovate merchant, how
ever, is doing What this bliented government mo
nopoly bat not the energy to attempt; Mr. Ed
ward Molls, the projector of the Bremen line, is
buildings steamer which he believes will beat
thebest of the Collins or 'Cunard chips two days
in the race scrosathe ocelot.. .'
~. You may safely pronounce all the malicious
..! . .
sad despicable scandal In the ..IInion" and cot
ton.
journals about Mrs. Stowe in England, fides
It is net only grossly faille that Mrs. Stowe
sought and was refused a presentation to the
Queen; but it Is true that she wee invited to
dine.with the sovereign, and did , dine with her,
and ita,tratt meeting conferred es well is received
honor.' if there is any thing which could arouse
indifferent persons to a detestation of slavery, it
seems to me that It would be found In the cow
ardly and unmanly abuse which the editors of
pre-alavery jennies, north and south, calling
theniselves Men, have belched forth upon teat
lady, whose genius la anbeonor to the country.
and who has produced a work which has tinsel
[emoted), stirred up the human heart through
all noes end all elitcom within the Ilmile of
ebristondoin. - The foul and disgustiog libels
poured out upon her through 'a hundred slimy
I
channe' , - reach not her reputation, and the
l
creator s who give them utterance have PO rep
utation to be bisokoned by the recoil of their
own filth, for the reflux of the stream telt, loath
some fountain is sure to commence at no distant
day. Although the aquanimity.of the. authoress
Of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" would not have been die-
toothed, had. the Queen of England declined to
grant her a patine reception; yet I am glad that ,
the authentio private information now comment-
Atated, exonerate's the sovereign of the con try,
toaridett we love to trace our anceetry, froon the
charge that she has been influenced by the MIS
- ribaldry of our cotton pensioned press, to
oast an intended . alight upon Mrs. Stowe.
. Jump..
Man his been T..
Eforrtoineroara. Buntrztast.-:- , Tbn Amnia
Exhibition of the•Pittsbargh' Hortianitnral Scol
ety, will opoix 9115 evening adfdasoole Hill, and
condone taro or throe days. This is 000 of the
root attrnetive and 'poplar annual exhibi
tions about Pittsburgh, aod draws largo honats.
The exhibition thls your will eo doubt ho a very
floe one.
..
Tn. Yassow Pima in Nov OILLIMII6 --The
returns tor tbe fourteen week/ ceding yeetatday
at 6 n. et., ulnae the fleet yellow fever death took
place. tiro se follow*: 1 - -
Week ending on Batned
Toya—
. - tal. Yellow Fever.
140 1
192 1
.. 164 4
147 7
167 9.
177‘. 26 i '
188 69'
349 204 '
617 - 429
723 665
1131 . 847
1491 • 1262 -
1584 -- - 1302
1648 • 11366
May 28
June 4
Jana 11
Jane 18
' Jane 26
July 2
Jaly 9
July 18
July 23
July 30
Mg 4 1
Aag,lB
Aug 20
Aug 27
' , Total: , ; , - . 8579 0170
,-: The canoe in the'doctor's certificate did
not glee the balsa° of death, wire as reported by
the Beard of Wealth for the bat five weeks in the
preuedyuglihte, to the number of 279. Of these
at leilet.alx•seveuths were yellow fever oases,
Riving 289 for that ohms of dieeeee out of the 279 -
These, added to the 0170 at the foot of .the gen
eral table above, Mali that' in. the four diatriote
of this ci, rom Ma 28 , t0 August '27—or with-
in a day o tyf
. f three mon y
ths-6448 human be
have. died of yellow fever.—Nets O. Tiesywie,
Muer Ostonaws, Sept. 2.—The yellow fever eon
.tlnues to sham:'; The deaths yesterday and day .
before were as Mows: ' .
Yel. Seem'. Oth.:,Dlealten. ;T o ts '
Aug. Si . : 110 ' 28 ' l3B
Sept. 1' 103 ' :-'l6 . 119 •
T he
• . TheflowarCAisciClittion, gate, the fever be
an; have,atlended to over 9,000 oases and the
whole number yriSPeobtibly exceed 12,000. They
1111106 reoeived money to the amount of $70,000,'
and bait , had Mlle presented to over $90,000;
with mom still Att cope., - '
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• . tiew_ttamaxs;l3Spt. B.—For the twenty four
hour. endlog yesterday_ . morning, there Were 117:
detaks—at which 98' ere from yellow . fever.
The disease, in a very" vat 61111661 form, li eitcp
dxg along the coast, , ,
. ....
,
Tan ENDOW AT Nl* . Clextuuts.-.-The New
Orleans Bee of the 27th ratinio,.. asym--Ktio
greatest mortality during, the preseit etsititten
was exhibited hi the toporti:orß.Oiri Of
Health Cu llooday. The ta m
li-tiber of inter:'
moots was 283, sad tram 3dllos fever 254. : Yea'
tordey'e_reiort showed • dimieution of 90 from
theca figures—the whole numler of Inter:Omits'
imbigl93, and from yellow fever 164; the bitter
Itioludes tin:retries marked noknown. 2 This is a
notable decline in tbe mortallty,andinduees the
hoilithat we have purl , threasti Ike -lent - of
‘thF-110t1/0100."
IfiliTilts 4 9Fhegal
et tit e sue tutelais daily
en gth in the whole of the west=
Amiss.%
“Ork kilt Monday about 100 emigrants from
Cong, Menlo, sninangun, in the neighborhood
of this town, left the terminus in - the 12 o'clock
Arlin, on their . way to- Americo'. - 4 was truly
. Iteart-rendlnk to witness the scene which was
. preeeated upon. that caution. Itie melancholy
to see the bone and eine, of the land thus flying
awsrat a time when it might be supposed ttuffi
cleat employment could be obtained at home"—
lint not area the certainty of constant einploy
ment,and the high wegee which agricultural pur
suits, must receive in the gathering in of the ap
proaching harvest, can induce the Irishmen to
remain at home. It would seem as if the re
moval of the entire race from their native soil
bas befit pre ordained. Wo are qulte - certain
that,at 'no period during the last century, was
the wane of labor so keenly felt in this country
as It will be within the next four months. The
impolicy of not adopting some energetic means
of retaining the working population in Ireland,
will - be seen when it is toe late, when those who
remain will have sufficient name to reAnt that
social disorganiiation which produced the exodus
',Mottle now thinning the homes of Ireland, end
carrying to a foreign State the etrength and hope
cf the country."
The EUPORA' to PAILIAARRNT oa TM CUBAN
81AVEL TRAM—The important report recently
ltid before the English House of Commons, by
special oominittee on slaveryand the slave-trade,.
alleges that the fact le notorious, that slave-tra
ding_ vessels are fitted out in Cuba under the view
of Spanish' men-of-war; that great facilities are
afforded to the importation of negross; that,when
once landed, they are called natives and all at
tempts to trams mid liberate 'them are commonly
defeated; and these .abuses have increased pie.
eisely in proportion to the bribes soughed by the
Cuban Government lip to 1840 the Captain
General received half a dollar for every slave
imported; but General O'Donnell, in 1848, etto7.
ooaded in raising this fee to three doubloons
bead, and, with the exception of Concha, who re ,
fused the bribe, the same blood money has since
been levied by overyGoverbor of the island.—
Noc does the crime stop here. The interests in
volved in this trade aro mainly those of high and
mighty personages at Madrid, who have power
to obtain the recall of any honest officer, sad woo
contrive to keep up all the horrors of this system
to gratify their own avarice t♦t the expense of
humanity and of the national interest.
Commenting upon Able report, the London
Times discourages .the folly of protectiog Spain
any fouge: in the enjoyment of hor slave trade,
and partially recommends that she , be banded
over to the tender mercies of the American AlR
bustcre, _ ,
.
SLBi'llll* Is COHI.,—TIIBBO 18 110 teSBOll to
doubt the pisrposo of Great Britian to arrest the
slave trade in Cube. Not only does the traditio
nal pelicynf that Government look to oath a
consummation, but it is loudly proclaimed by the,
London journals, avowed by orators in both
Gooses of Parliament, put forth in the official
reports of Committees, and mode the anbject of
diplomatic correspoedenee. Motives of interest
as well as of sentiment concur to render this
object paramount in the minds; of British etates
men. As our leaders will have seen, in the .
Parliamentary report which we published yeeter
day, not only have million of money been paid
to Brain sui a consideration for her abandoning
the 8111T0 trodo, but the maintenance of the squad- .
eon on the African °mot his ooet essay millions
more. and still constitutes a heavy harden on the
treasury. Now Cuba Is the only , considerable
market for negroce still open to the African trade,
'and if It 'were closed, the expence of this squad
ron would cease to be not:weary.
Tho report In question expresses no hope that
the B?anisb Government con be led by rearenuor
justice, or regard for its own solemn obligotions
to abolish the trade. The it:Arenas then. Is thg l t
other means roost be brought in tooth the object
and that what neither asking or urging nor pres
thing can obtain must be bought awl paid for.
This is not the language of the report, but it is
the only conclusion that can be drawn from it,
for r• e cannot euppoge that the English Govern
ment would favor or even tolerate the only other
way, to end the trade namely, the transfer of the
isltht to the Baited States. We mast believe,
then, that England will, as a next step, negotiate
with Spain for the emancipation of the Cuban
o
negr", and will pay for it, Inst as she hoe al
ready paid for the stoppage of the slave trade'
taking care of course not to be cheated In the
second bargain as she has been. In the first. In
flot o itw h o l u e ri l i dc u oa ca t her
gradual
emancipation
rno motn,toorran cipu r n f t o hm ra
resi.
to keep for any cothiderablo period a squadron
on the African coast and another squadron in
I the vicar Indies to prevent blacks from being
carried away from the one and Imported into the
, other. To this end there le every reason -to be
lieve that British diplomacy is now vigorously di
rooted ; indeed, it to reported that 80 far ate
negotiations airspeed that !kedgeree of !that
don is antnally in the hands of the Spanish min
istry for consideration and eignsture.—N. Y.
Tribune. .
AsCrITICIL P/10410 RAILI7AD-.-81111EN U 16 4 .-
glireS Llllll. —Thin Company, which received hi
Charter at the Into session in Albany, - is begin,
ning to organise. The most prominent cum In
the direction are sir. Erseitus Corning. Robert
Schuyler, Simeon Deeper, and Levi 8. Chatfield.,
The great object of this scheme is to provide a
subetantial six foot genre froin New York to the
Pacific; Cason, running through St. Louis,
Mle-
Arkansas, Texes, Northern 'Mexico and
Caldarnis. The estimated coatis $100,000,000,
which is to bo the oapital of the Compaq. It
is said that thirteen of the most responsible con.
tractors of the United States have offered to
build one hundred miles each, on the roots above
described, end to take In payment fifty per oen4
cosh, twenty five, per cent. in the bonds of the
Company, and twenty five per cont. in its stook.
Mr. Chatfield is spoken of as the President of
this gigantic concern.—N. Y. Jitrtanttlo Jour.
YEI.LoW nlYza nr Paae►ooLa.—lt is stated
that the yellow fever has prevalled to a consid
erable extent at the Pensacola Navy Yard. The
Union of yesterday sap: .
• The Secretary of the Nary received a .elegre
phle despatch, dated. Pensacola,.August 31,
stating that Parser It Fluotteros and Captain
B. 1). Baker, of the merinos, died on that day bf
yellow fever, that Captain Telma was ill with
thaaaina disease, and that the fever was mar
wing a more malignant type. • -
Toe Mobile Tribune of the 2.Bth
The fever still prevails at the Pensacola Navy
Yard; though whether on the lama,o weave not
able to say. On the 3uth there werefour deaths
at Warrenton and la !the LAW hoapilat. Lirut.
11•13 . 14 U, one of the lloommiseion to look after
Oardnet'e mine, just °turned from Mexico, died
on that day.
.1
Taw Cusses' kissk low —Mr. Walker's resig
nation of the Chinesti Mission eosins to bo a filed
foot, if we may credit the following paragraph
from Shallow York Courier
It is a little eingtir that the Onion should
officially announce't e appointment of floe. R.
J Walker to tho Chillese Mission at the very lime
when it fret bpoinhos known that ho has declined
it, and is about to engage in undertaking tho Tory
opposite of diplomatic employments. Mr. Wal
ker hais no design whatever of going to Chino.
Tho etote of hie health and the imbeoillty of the
°imminent, as evinced iu its (athirst to furnish
him any anitablo means of emoveyanee, alike pro
olado hie departure upon thetMleeion. We learn,
imbues., that Mr. Walker will bring hit •ndmit
ted talents to bear for the interests of the oonn
try ins different sphere,. but in a not lee, effees.
tlenmanner.
Emmett, the alleged fugitive, claimed by El
lington, and confined in the jail atlodlanapolls,
hall been ea at liberty. Here is an evidence of
the evil growing out of the 'Fugitive:Law, and
one that will l u remomhered by the people of
Indian's. in all time tp come. This slave-hunting
minister, who hie been bold' enough to attempt
to kidny.a free negro, has all at once becume
convinced that. Freeman is not hie elm But
have we any reason to believe that, had the Uhl
',Acceded. Ellington would have succeeded to
proving Freeman to he bie slave I It certainly
could eat have resulted otherwise, as the wit
nesses were allowed the priiilege of making a
private t lxaminatlon of hid pence. Ellington
we understand has - seemly absconded from
Indianapolis leaving Freeman to take care
htateelt—Ritshoilte (la.) Republican ? •
•
, ,TPie Now York Tribune's, information teepee
'dog the expertition of the 'clothes of follow fe
ver clotlme at New Orleans, oorrobbrated
o correspondent of. the Journal of Committee,
who eels -that he hie been told, both by the cap
tain and mate of a veseol galling between. that
Pot t and New Orlesna, that the old of ithes of tillr•
Gam tete Mod of yellow fever wore bought . end
packed into clicks, - in;Order to 'them lute
Now York 1r etated.cu the other hand that
the clothes o;o therogedy purified befaxoavlbg
New Orloaoe.
. .
Correa Annwaus.—Tho schooner O. W. Fold
hoe justarrieed brtr44 dotwn 72} tone s of .00p•
per from the , hlinnotottt, in,barrels and masses,
and artone from the Pored.' — Propeller Penin
tdar Mut arrived frith 84:1 time from the Oliff,
14 frota the North American, barrels and;
masses.. One was from , the latter- weighing
&ago pounds, Alestlued for tint 15rorld'a Fair, is
DOW at the lower lending .readyfor ehipment.--
,this mate le a smell 'silos_ of the one lately ex
posed in thit mine, computed to contain one tem
drid and fifty tons.—kaki Sop. Tour,
biat Boa the plailat Stfakaa ati gave m
eet at the Coale Garden, New York, au Thus"
du) , evening for tka benefit of the Now Orleans
Taller 'NW. 'Every mullublujiPsai wae•aoant
ed by the audience, '0 MIDI 013f1J/ aet4et With! I
7 -
_ ' •• - 7
• IDII6O AW Nov 1.12L1132.-1:00 New
Origins papers aortlrmtlin gratifying intelligence
of the marked decrease of the fever. The But.
if the 27th ult. nye:— , •
After repeated disappointment, in our hopes
and calculations, in reference to the subsidence
of . the dreadful emerge, which has been, for the
last fourteen weeks, depopulating one city, we
me perform the grateful office of announcing to
Our friends abroad, that there is arm percep
tible change for the better in our .mortuary re
ports, as well uin the condition and number.
of the cases.
The total of deaths for the 24 hours ending
osterday at 6 o'clock A. 11. was 193, against
219 for the 24 hence previous, and for the eame
time there was a decrease of thirty-six yellow
fever deaths. We learn from a number . pf our
p hy s i c ians, that there in a marked din:111111th= of
cae in private practice, and from personal oh
ber
&den, we ILDOW that in the Charity Hospital
th 4.• has been a gradual decrease for some days
pUt.
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•
HOUNIBLI DPATII.-000 of the most horrible
deaths that it has ever been our lot to record,
ocieurred in this county-en last . Friday. The
fates, as they have been related to us, are as
follows:—Two men, named David Bell and John
Taylor, had been to Lakeville Station, on the 0.
and P:Ridlreitd, in the Western eta of this coun
ty, for the purpose of getting a load of goods
which were to be taken to the village of Oxford,
'tliz miles south of this place. When they ant
red at Nashville, on their return, they were
greatly intoxicated from the too free uso cf a
-1 dent spirits, and when about two sullen east of
that place, in pining over an enteral piece of
road, the wheels on the upper side wore run over
a stump, the 'mon upset, and th e man name d
Bell instantly Filled Too jaw of the other man
was fractured in three places, and he was other.
wise 14:wed, to that it is thought impossibto for
him to recover. It is a sad thought, to gee two
' tam thus brought to premature deaths by the
fiend whiskey. Should not eompthing be dune to
stay its ravages?-Holton C 0.0.) ;neg.
A Lanes AND VALUADLI CARGO.Z.—The U. S.
steamer Hermann. which arrived at New York on
Thuroday, from Bremen, via ,Bouthampten, is
full to overflowing with both goods end passim.
gars, the spate having been obliged to erect
a temporary accommodations en deck for a num
ber of pessecgors and for a quantity of freight.
i The passengers number over 200, and the cargo
i conet,ts of a Tory valuable and costly selection
of merchandise from Germany and France, ehip
ped ropeatirely from Bremen and Havre.
Aio.mg the atticles , ox exhibition at the Cris•
tal.P:latio are somo - ti'deutiful specimens of Bro
caustics, or figured silk gaffe, of American man
(*once. The Tribune says:
"Not a twentieth part of the &MSC= Pot pie
would believe, on Meg shown them, that anon --
,
goods were everrmarosfaolured in this country.
Thou are said to be the only Brontitelles ever
yet woven by teem in the world. They are
made nt Seymour, (tate Derby,) Conn. Another
lot,. hlmost as creditable, are said to bare been
woveicin this city."
REVOLUVONAIT Winows.-1-Twenty.‘our hand
tad claims have been Maaleupon the Department
for p :colons under-the set of February 3, 1863,
grantinr, pension§ to the , widows of officers and
eoldieee of the Revolution who were married sub
emu: at. to the year IWO. When the lawf was
enacted it wee generally eupposed that there
would not be more than-three hundred claims
in all
Tit s New J ersey State Temperance Convention
held A meeting at Trenton on Wednesday, and
was very largely attended. A series of resolu
tions were reported, debated at length, - and adop
ted. Oae of them is for calling a Convention in
Oatob, to make a nomination for Governor, if
they deem it expedient. 'The Convention ad
jouttAil with three eheers for prohibition.
Ins EDTlllMlCass.—Auburn, Friday, Bert 2.
Ratephreys having given notice that he
woni•t tender his decision in the cue of Francis
B. Bay mein at 9 o'clock this morning, the coun
sel on both aides appeared in Court at that hoar.
Tho J alga decided that the Court could not go
behind the pardon, and that Edit:loin be dis
clutri,vd. The decision gives great entiefsetion
here.
CGAL. —The stock of coal in this market, for
sale, it reduced to about 66,000 bushels of line.
burgh Unless ws have an tasty fall rise, this
wanly sill be exhausted. We hear that there
are fully 200 par of boats at Putsbargh, ill la
den with coal, ready to start out on the first rise.
—Lou. Courier.
Ax Arcuurrillastracitrr.—Mr. Artier, of Lon
don, bneing purchased tram an drab et the Se
puic.brat diggings about Luker, Egypt, a roll of
PIM etIN bather:l littstromental in the publica
tion of two plenditum at the Greek bar of Hype
ride., felicitously deciphered front theieporter's .
note., which, from the tam of their being three
hundred years older than the Christian Era,
claims precedence in seniority before all known
manuscript. Longinus had a high opinion of
the orator Hype:idea. • , _
The Wheeling Intelligeneeisis in error whetilt .
says the oppolition ticket, at the election of Di.
reeteso of the Central Ohio Railroad, was head
ed by the name of Flom fiananel F. Vinton: his
name was not on tlcket.—Zenntiiit Courier.
Geer. Mcßae of the Beaton clipper ship Boy
cesise of the Boom, has jolt returned tram Lie•
erpo4, in the steamer Ramp, bringing with him
the contract for •clipper skip of 2200 tone, to
be built by his brother. Donald, for an English
fit m.
Mousy St. hfery'a College, .1.18 , ham confetred
the degree of LL. D. ripen Correa Spence, Seq ,
the newly appointed Minister . to Constasticople.
.Ixituumnoit Morres.—The inunl•
grati.m at New York since the Ist of January
Isershows a total of 182,129, against 218,866 for
the rime time last year.
O'CONNOR, BROTHER & CO.,
BALNKICILS ANDIXIIIIIIA.IICEDEAXICAS
N 0.16 WOOD i•TRNEV.
One door trona First Street, Pitteburgb
Dia.. - Boy and 86.11 Pate and Cureont Funds,.
Right an.l Time Exchange Ciao, Stook% EM wed
WestAro Time 818.. Mut prosolmory Notre: Mime 6 Per
nett. on Title leybtit.e of Par soil Current Blaney;
!ware Bins aO4 Blaine Pone. tor the.driao
ttnipaap tomb Capital 1170,000) sod Royal imweasee
(eapltel 310,000.006).
1 Mr. Solomons--Dbar Sir:—
onerfthe hat who porthand OPY.UTACLES of you in
WI. Ware, and hmlug had ample time to try them, I
mutt are Wing). to ion that ttrwe of Tourer that l am
tow wing art fifty per mot. better than any 11111 Int bed,
Pepectfally.youra, /Pt. BTICPIIEN BIAII/UPPT.
Ettaburgb, Aulrust 26, PPM. •
CAUTION TO TEE PUBLIC.
larlir. Solomon!, would inform dm pulse.
lie. that tossomett Y: an frequent oetiseloae. after laavltit
elttes where he Ittleold hletelebrated hriCy4oL63 anti
UhittAhle, uueutboriavl perform keeping Jewelry tort,.
Woe adrertleill sualald Iltetterlet Parrtortltft to bt
thmoottlr.6 Thiele toner, that Mr. totem MI. after he
shall here left Flthhoilth. will Jeers no agent behind .
him, ftr the purpose or ealtleg hie Roods. tor, h.* =I.
pair ri peetarks unsohl—aa there are PtINT3III who world
not wreaks to ttlerepteeent the troth alter Mr. B. he
Mr. B. iroula advlre Uwe Donau re . nalrlng Manses to
sin Id In Plillsdelphla. and that wi , l boor their Met
well ruibrd by proper antlidana and reiptetalda moo._
Mr..
ivO Solomon, giV OB Bi kj" to .
Wool Who knew net wbst It *se before, bar eoILL• most
el:leo:40 lot ;of opectoolee Ip Ills city dudes Me brief
goy. It le bard to belltra that pommy moons aro *Mk::
lW with imforfeot
fallowing is taken from the Salo Book of Mr. Bolo
mons whilst in r iltsbancb. during, short write!: •
:•142 mars 111.4 00 per pair. •
'inn Vain Common 1111110.1.......... 2 00 per pair.
pain 811rar 4 50 rot pair.
114 pair5.».......10 O2 par par
Mit!==
ty + ,
kr tkrOnns—As this is the season of the.
yeer'when worms are moat formidable , among.chiklems.
the proprietors Of, ill'lJl.Nirrl ..VKILSIIIIUII II beg lure to,
cell ettention of 'amide to its virtues for the errelitow
of them annoying, and ollen fetal enemies of children.
It woe invented by a phylician of bent excellentes In
Virginia, who, after having used It for eareral year. to
his own preetien, and found its effects ao univerial,wea
figiugat atiort to ta.r It to
the public u a cheap. bu s t s '
cf .
certain' and excellent medicine. It 'has al tumuli \
tartly vomiter throughout the United Mateo,. 'the moat'
eMc'eut Vermlfage ever ,known. and the J. and his
Nee 'dun], or, the Increase elute its End in roduation
to tha public. '
rurctruers-vlll be carotid to ask foe Dr.114.0.N.ed
' 0111,g1IIIATIM VEIIMIYUCIII, nod take none All
orb, V e mnlfogu, In compartion ars' es° elm Dr.
fil'Lane's genuine Vermiform, ato his oelebreted' Liver
Pills, can now be bad at' all reepectabla Drug Stores to
the United Rake, and from the Bola proarlittom.
car Blom Son Tisnmoxv.—Mr. Solo
thtok it to more than an ad of Maim to
You at well as to the Ammteau immumnity to trite, the,
SPECTAOLES I bought of you suit Me well. - 1 end my
Wahl much Improved. 1 =nee email mint with than
orly length. Ot time without 'fatigue-to. my eyes.
.01, 0 .14 = two to how,e by the up of than.
I hate no doubt but I shall tot Mde In read without them
in a stunt time. hiduNDEL,
litioaheny city.Jutze 46.1t13, •
g*-1. hare cured Mr. Solomon, Malt 01.1181:8 for a
'sir Met
,gegtorlorlth decided advantage, and hue so
hesitation in slating that a deteetlre vision of long stand
ing' hie 134,612 relined, and the argosies= to be acquit ,
ins vigor toot tone: - I therefore elteethilly bear tesUmony
to Otis ergellenog =doom:guy, es oleo to Mr.golomoug
g, greeting* flogotan, and the wonderfal faellit/
Two "Mott he adapt. his Ulausto to the enoioat Mu.
hurtled of rioton. -- • , • • • P. IL 'SUTTON. -
Jun. 21. 1859.
,
' Plower& Will: Grow where the
*alai Itou.—lf the entitle of the scalp is kept healthy,
'nod the germs of the Nall invigorated by stionisats
which operate it their roots. through the loner Skin*
deep of the heed,► stoma slut vigorous head of Heir
mune: fell to' le the result, The.OPeretiou of VIONTI
ATIIAIItON Is feuded enUrely upon this tinsel reason.
able bar of the Natural Wmil It I. prspeted of •suth
Ingredients owls es will pouttun this effect. news the
th.t, incredulous hare trial tturbets benefited by iti,
out—end Ike secret slits inuaeuni sale. The spp•gruiej
even to the Usk Is truly beautiful sad pleising. gold
by all drelersoverysthete ,et 2$ seats, im Ism bottles.
2. BARRIO, Proprietor. 101 Braaten/I N. Ye
SOU ba.Pittsburgh IT L:'. Malin. O. hissr, SU&
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_ l l ,b,
I called at par dim an th, Or. and
21120,2 Ear *yet. whirk. WM T 2/ , it tiratttsce ,
glottal sae with etteetacleithat did 14,c101 attra'
I.l— The! .."' \ icr mF b 1.1t.i*4 at the'
4
that lallumation as now ,iett. 1 eseirow Nett
or the Sun or a am welt as ever. Ithellf
.34 get awoilwiT Art coil I ehouLl g ‘ arc
toe with thee; ai I Would
131 COO eidtratiOll.\ Iccri,
pursitnta li i
tt. Jalf . il7t3.
XII- 801.0.11 \ ONit:—terora
1 !lava nerve beken able ;tit 1
e!em seba-.4 hare trial a groat
Crays Lined, mtil I obtained
o i day or caa3hrlight,t , l ' .
\'
,s 0'
trestmst rasa and amok '
Hr. Wittman te Tarr '. \
m.
I racially Yoara, Trar,
L. B. WA'Zltr
, rtrtiatraCa. July 19, 1853.\
• 1 hare been under the
e•veral veers. bat bare woo
0.- that I Wald om withoo
lair of Mr. 801011,... By
b:93, I elln see maven sa et
with theni . for boars, villa._
d*r and eandle•light.
I have [tied. in all.tho stove In tin b..,, .
tlii. to obtain • /air OAGleasea thsteoght snit my eteec
and 411.1 In every tdi
e,dillionitY 6 )
obuilumg tho 66 rai•ble for the sight. t do skeet...it:lo.W
ll\
,sommend to ' laboring, Under defeel4n vision. to
apply to Alr..ikdonto .oPlauna. °Wade can be obtained 1
t. snit all eases. ~ ottrit* z to. J. D L lily
ALL/41.111211' Cm, g 20, .
.i72l;da.M i \ : • \\ .
'
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ISS.F. Brown's '.,, . ens° of Jarniisa liiin
*
I:or—This Emend h a pre . ‘ a (beef unusual excellerme.
lo,onlleary-diarrhas. WA t cholera. in abort:. in s eli
eves of prostration of the lie lanoline& ik le 'bf
lacatimable value. Dunce ' o.o.3oeolthe cOinitelb,
,4,.
cholera and sammercomplalet chliChne.it le pecallaril
elreadour; ne Yandly or indiehl e staiuld be witkumbit.
Caution—Be sure to got the gene Encore . which hi
prepared mall by 1. BROWN, at hl-Drun end Cheml4 l \
Store, norn-erret . '' -- -e of Fifth and tient Werner Phil
niciPboAPl for ern I the rupee le eiptbe.ti , .. I.
tlo. Blatee; and. iv mrith. ur B " Pain. Jr.. B. A.
Fahuestook A Ce. Smith. Use e`.. Wilonct A Co..
J. Bchoonmaker /• s
•
"In Allegheny n.l. &hearts a \\L.,A./Seek
ham A Co.' . , .ipiem
_ _ k
itiie ^ :WK 110110170 flture has 1,
remmly for army disease Mai flesh im bogie
--
PETILOIAUM or ROCK 01 . put up au It P ow
great lotoratOrl...b.oo. erebt to U101.1E618 .
Earth. It', without daidit on o f the greatest
nlobealielt. Ibiliii \ . , the follobrinyy_ tf•timoby. inveo
\
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grateful parent: ‘ C \
Pr o bAntIY s VALLY Ore, Sept 15, 1
Mr. 14. M. Kier—air: I have's: , 4 II To.. P.M'',
or Rock Oil. scone two months ti. . ' d hay, Sr. IoN
Ira lot lour agent to. et a further u ply. 1 eunulhal
rat voile doseti um . We have a ml the. Oil vs
...“...11ent. ia,vialans YllebY•br. aug,iltar. at lb
Lure our y .tent was b re. was lOU str tow with th e
ilus; 1 wave her a teas nful. and ,In t e hours gave
the posed, awl the du sho pp ed , aP.S . ha recover.!
itrune.listely. It Is also eitraoraMM TbmodY lOC
or..nd Inflamed Wyse, 0 tb, linthies. arail,lLlienniathint.
.14 tot the Pikes row, hby bobby oureitoPichs standing.
Your,,with re. . Is OgunoW.
Vny .410 by bthe Orvii. Piltebtagt\
f.. 9 I P.m. , oulventbdo. P. 1.., Op. 0 y.i
seir ME. SoLomoxs:-,V \ ---- Aram infan hove
; 11
boon afflicted with week eyrea‘shortellth: • 'M a.
In all my trend! I have.nerer i. ti able to est rof 1
(I belfflEB that would 4WD me. e re
that v0t.14 enable me• to Foe more Letloctly, but Id
never keep them on more thee one f hour fro e
fact that they caused each great paled \' •
I happened Meet four advertisement, by vr bkb fie 4\
L yon bed just Imported some.and se It' ' .iereu my 'e \ \ '‘ \•
root Ott to get a Lair that would ben. me. I Moll
I would try 700ro. •
~ ' --
You nomtnot think ree • fletterlpg when 7 that' la
Pten answer my ispeotatfune. i hare net\ a able to
road by omultellght for mere than halt an Is Ur at an/
time bdore I got theta Glereekt. Since t gottfflke. I reed
not Sunday all, day ' and untllkten er.lock. wahols t eat.'
thmotrsa the limit peln.whicl, Ike thing 4 bore done
Worn for years. t ; ' g
y , \\ \ •
I ray tale much es I think It denerrinour enterprise.
and hoping others may be beoebtted br It. ,
You ace at liberty to make use prick) naineLet an,'ffle
re 5.1.11
\
for . X am, sir. trely 7ciate ~
k ,
1111,N1T.EA111... Wharf IlierteroPittehurgh. ' '
P.S. I forgot to uneallon that my wife Is y bane \
[Med by the pair abe get. end •••••olty tdreete l . I jolt,
' ilitirTo .the Public . —llm..;So4ox Sir:
From a premai'ilta fallen Ur`tivaltnosi al thei: c lia bare
been omarelled to try Some.. .l,4 ltelPdigett pales fGI s-,-
1 / 4
purehaced at the beetle'e tn MU elty— mtb use
of ',blob my eyergrew wore* andeight biome tertally
impaired. tr....Ur Purchased i.palr of STULL US T
1:\
CULUSHATXt , GLAYSIIS, from ihe une of , Whleb bare
much as and Vesture. Iltialght bee User. and
my diva !titled from Palo. I otuld not be, jade s to
part w7:i em. ' You truly. \ `. , •. \
- • • 1101.1 T. GALLOWAY ffluithU etre,
..
• d Mollll—..iftop4. tr a paw o
\\
C ion;
a tEGT .ML ATIjaII for mural weeha. I.
alai that I „ever ruled; loat with,them earl eeirth
of time vd t
t,...
Atisrolog es ye 7 and I \ean tad bpene
light with *0 imam, t..A: . ebeerfulll town:tweed
them to th that Ada ai hicted. aspl, , ,hare tang teen. 7.14%
weak and t07.g.T.497.4. -- , ,--
A.
Plttsbr •••- - '
rlitebt
Ur
is the it
own ♦l
work- 1
p 501113 4.
sales.
811VICIIIIIT
and pnmair
The Wine
ellancter:
$lO.OOO
- /LEMING 81L0T11166,
summon! to J. KW Pc... 60 Wood otmt
N 0.34 Warna , atm. 4 ,
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41
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\
tioreniber l i t 165 ' :j•
Minesslicass a TlAlsae—Deubbit Your to o *tune
trete dolt, received.' '1 tree absent at the'unte, X bald •
en/. 1 , 1 regent to yourSgre. 1 ow:udder It pert...UT lag
i'dthig. I tested the one / boughtefroq testi: o the
.rerylng .1 the 10th el June leet— tar \ store building
being burnedto ashes. It ems bolltof teclod bricks,'
a large three story building. NT ear , ,,,0 11,1 at the
time of-the Ire. and cell into the cillar.lthare thinerareS
a lerge aceloont of oil. It was aver? hot Ilte.\ \ .., _' . ' s
Mr notes orb bualt!accOunte that,.ere Ih th e 504
&connoted to about - Ten Thousand pfdlare, Villmh mu
r entid T grer gylle i cfri . trgr d0= d 4 "4 4 " 1.1g;
„,.. time. but bays 6. to' keep their govern it-00-ood ,
net pot 'het le good. , I tun eutell mommero(vAr Sal!,
kragIIII.. Your*. truly. - '
', JAN 14..AT.,. , M., 1
_ . .
Fall Stale farGengethe .7a Icskis ..., 1
,T. wiusobra ON, ni.wooa gem's. tittl\tOtr f it
Ilse. HA: dai, to the ch a lseos Pittabahlbe shd\
;meows elettlott the cttr 4 their teseutltellte o . s
UATik Ps:Heiler ottrotion la for* to o rAr4ll3,ho,
':
. ; an:. Atiolkerit‘
1.11•19 s raiscr.the 41,,ention or OL
Ws to the advertieentent of ...mount INvekol.
00404 , 4" to be found nowt the fourth,osee. \
—,, --..-
. L,. - ~ Hain V
INSOftANCE COMI.N.
\ ~ NE* YORK,
CASH\ CAPITAL $5 . 00;40!
ic, a coplas, A g oit i `,:,,
• \ \ No. ta Wood et A,
\ \
\ \
\.; putEcT6as: ' \ ' ' - \ \ '
Anlt. L..Leaf0ie......., , ....Lite of th..,Lit....-11;.:44.
j , e *l'' ' ' ' '" ife. i"F ' ...... -' ' ,„ .." .„...-- - - Si -- ' 5
.4"":::INd 'e.§:=
1. 2 1,,,1`",.."::.'„,:...........F1rut of P - one. Log 401,
wamo,..u. mwe.......4„....,....ferg0 of Clolths. htelloo A Co:.
Game 14% . .... ..... ... , ,...........flent of Poore. obis A Co.,
Awn it. --.......V....k1icaM Yno, Mallon,. & Oa.
whet,' .-......... ......... Vim of M Pleat 4 Wo o l.
Lea( P 7.4............... .......... -Pim of btone 4 IS/oft:
fko.n. f ...............-:.,..lf s irm of Itlr, Olot Teen.
Jana 1,,, ....... ..... .....,... Firm olio mee ir A 00.
,I2.aried A.l -- \ ...rita.07 ,4 1. LL o 4 A Co.
Wt. II .11 .trea t . — «,...: of , J. 0. II • 4 Co.
'Walk* a. On* VII= of 4 4 .A.I'LAWT.IIS A Co.
t
Charfe A. —1........,..f1ft0 of Unable t !.I.s.
tewit AttaterflN:.:....Virvn of\Lenis Attorhart Jr. k t.
Leoi P. Alarion, . . Vireo of .1. N. Beebe. for tee
.1.7. 1 1 A .P* 64.- r...",. .g ra .rar id ora n SVlrul A Co.
- Moen r- an.ae0n,i...........• ma '' t‘Bolaarla.porf 4 W.
Gooot a tbllins,s.... ..,-.........Vviif of
rm floing.C.olaile„
I,4lfkwr4 cbfenn.... : .) . ...: . ......-116 at ono:Lath ray A uo.
Mows lk.naoms,. ,A ..... ..—e inn a It. A IL fileeennfer.
David Sanford, .......;...1,-... Vina of run A Penfonl.
Ophat .11..1V0rten.....,.....r of Noe . Under A Ilait.
-.....' ..
Iffe4hen fif01,...-....-4 ...... .......111fm f Paid • Pent.
Bookland 1K11411.....,...' , „, tm • inaltell, eerie), A Rolf.
Atfroi 4.fteknet.........-cOr " 4 . • ' 114 =. 4 ,,Z .
\ Offeinen" Zir"d0pHX!....r......r....:....15n'rFkm0"f10"5"0tig41.11en...4 1.,
\
Splett !"k4‘ . Donahf, '--. 77.1 , 1na . — it;,;:, .11.1.. Itw;ii.\
ILlac 11. Frothier/Milt " . Firma U. fo hem N ell A Co.
j*An
il.a*Vt".
\*".'".......... "gin orliNt I N I IT .
("sea .A'abie,-... .`...-4.............,Vina 0 a.
Ward A.
1. M.....14 , ....... '...u.liirm Wart A Inote.
Nothen I a ......73411dvb.0n. trakwelke Co.
Joao\ IloonpArty,..., Inn o f iIAtIMIS Moor ref A Beller.
.Wm 11, tioaker,..-.A. ..-..-...OeAVOr Co r t onotol u x ,....
ir.f0ri„,,,,,,,,A...,.....,......,..„, Welt Vargo 4 .,
, Chg.
Own/a /*se ' ~......` • .Xis= Iltafge en if (A.
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'oll.lti. J. mAiatti. /jot EON
to. re! ' * _ . '
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-I,ot thalate firm o f 'Pardy&;• *mil
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. 5.... '. \-59 wood. istree4' ttaburgit.K'
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D. E Rai"
MOT LI/lin.d)ll,
Il ILDI
A r IiTAZENS
i - 'toad, aantrata, artineo
say toodorato.prier.ir9l and
tins roll known artablzatunen
Iv anarautrod• uo rimer,
lar •rot and bait Arranged! Fr
ittict,d fit . tha parigopo, yif
rargrent tialhllir r.
MOTtil n atlL F . ! :
tenr,. to pi/rood tm,
tr , dtaa%* •PNI atoupo.whicti has polar raw
dtoa .ll sna open • arid opedonna. 'Ata. rrosr?....tra, E.
I.
_ _ _
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Not,
pAr04.1,11411.•ATI12111011 , i• — .
orvi:N runciagia , + l , ll l EIALBIiiI STOOKS;
arm*, ant ponior Wad ithi; fourth
Vault. , Jae. \
•
.14 .21 ;.
wtto
AZZOVAL. • • •
, \
LOGAISTi, WILSON 81.. CO
CO. ticetianote OD , WIPLESAIE pg4xams
roaazaANC. 114.gthITI/1
Itnra retnovea to thae-Aitor, will • eiteinitie
on., Ith. G 2 Woolittheet. foie dome think the t. te . o
110t.4 lame thetr.ealetethenothd marehaiitll
are lari , ed to am exemtnatien
then* owor ollotod \ this • - - *MT .
"2.l Fl u liiiit - T-ircillt*Rft,
.. linumgeoar, Dal7oo,lllll_ ,-
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sigrDA l !./111 1 .,'''.\!ti'1 - ,.7 -- a7
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~,m u uuk reed to KV /. 1 * - 1: \ ,916 l'.. ‘
i i ni, tori tmi onl a o= natur ......., \ tc , x ,
• ant \ tootle:atm 11,1-'—.—‘ ....:......$
T 5,:t . 99 62 04 01. :
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\sszttA 70
Capital 136 a. pad la oodseeutod..--.--. 100.040
Amount of ramtrau llohle for 105ipm.........--3358.3111
/411175 i
Premium Notes..—.-- 00
Btrocts out BlortampgalOW.ll72o
th.r 123.881 51,
Calaimz haul or la hauls Or NOZda
7 17,820 01 -
CaM Y4ltturs and Eltsdanef7.—... 1...000 00
Amount at adjusted elanna‘modnet tiu Com. •
y not yet 00
pea
laszerhalh
JOHN P. 11.0T1110.11011D.:Dadpldh avant: \
P. C. BICDOWICH. ilarriabtral
tiA3lOlll. JONES, Philadelphia;
A. WlLMltikilFilm. Pittsburgh;
A. \
JOLIN B. EUTLIBELPORD, Dauphin oounty;
A. J. ?Ain ElarrijbOrgt
K•b2eAPIXSITAti
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Iffitirenibigaiuip. e.44..t. '
A. ga•tda • T; Beergetary.
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41 Wore against la or sea awl tzdand,nseitta=
oeen merchandise El LT Citt IXIIIIIM7. 112 to
dwallisur hone.;
Para irithsafety.. Pelleirsi.ru d
Tf. eherrednally or gor ard=l of yeer4. • .. ~. . _ .
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OVIO AND OLIDAUDIPPI illYAlui.`, AND TAIDUT\
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the indatut. and 18/409 *oda tn n ..
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FOBFOR MLE"A hatmo LtiToyibakted,
Evidatirstei, tr. lb. 11 3 . t • 1,1t0.t%
toot ea .Bxidge ‘street lad 01.$.btk .
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" ) ."1 1 1r! . 1 . 122.'. 2 .M5 ., $ tn- jr agbrf'-.__
lenal roprownkathr, on Inn otter In ran
IJOUN 1 ;
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wawa 8011004—TbiDgrone,ot }Lis Bch IRe
,uoLiflea that the =SA edmion erliPcontlnenee on At ae
11...TWILYT4 D DPIateTKICIIJOItu th• to
wri aseuvita by ,11vAioDeasId rattan gtrett tlesr
WILL. P.0.n. 1 004.0sner Ls Apuilitdds by the' LIU*.
Dah thattke alums myth. formw4Alsuse.\
1.2259 i t H.xudag.,Prltutioal•
?OLIO SALE OrPEW6 l =The =stets
Lf LAWlLlCNCEvuaklcastattklati il CllOllOll
or It nUer the PliViel of •41 , 4 Voutch rjpublieralt,oo
TLIURSOAY, the Sat Foptombor. at 2 ce.girck All
pt *DI Odeon" orprooorint \ Osot,s K1 . . 1111414 tolalood.
yadr" r 0f \"rq4.140111.417
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10 WU - EY
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