The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, May 13, 1854, Image 1

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- ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE BUSINESS CARDS. f
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ma of tams S. MaltitLSON, AttorneyJunt Counsel- 1 W
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DAILY-ELI dtgart Pcr eunnot, Derails half r• I: KALL, Attorney at Law, .q3ake-
mirißlLY , LTeradollarsper eon am . In sp et a ' 4 9 • ' , etre Boueltm.," arms stems, t•:t,,,••• Fourth and
be miladiol on the Demeter ourteltkes: 0 d Alla. auXberlyT
Th.. oaks per "nn ,sl ----- 3 .1' a° 140BEILT-E. PHILLIPS, AttorneystLa — w,
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. 2..-... - - - . ........ - :: 3° °C. . gt,--- OBEIITPO—LLOCK Attorney at I.3W
'.- see package for each club to - net .6.116•411 to on. r.r , ...
11114 to be paid Invariably In advance. No club papers will Corner ofFilth sad Cant streetammoolts thee/met
. bah it atter thioar expires, an the Money b mot M. m litetec PittaatreL • _ '.. •- ; ', toy , -.4-rso
, _ . ' TAJTES:T. KUHN Attorney at Law, office
RATES OP ADVERTISINI. t 99 Fourth street. 61 '
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or Aa ., , ,, ~ mar rant. Pittsburgh. Jal:edly
& a 6 ,,,b ma in ,, d aL ti o „a ln- -1,;7,,ed-7,;_'..-$.- o 2 F RANars C. FL ANEG IN, Attorney a t Law,
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' ''''' on. m rib ---- - 5 0 00 0 TASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law
DDs •• - • t.ro me•tte..._... '''' - ..... -.- ,oo BY Na Billfth strea,Pittaburgh.
• Do four mootba-----..--..... 10 00 -
15 di •••uto th - ------- 1-1 oe BANKERS AND . BROKERS.
Ifiteadjog cads, a pees a Lee per annum) 600
Thu 4,11, f, wl edelltlonal linn. FyIERNAN & CO., Bankers and Exchan„,rn
• . 4 )co Rama% e.0.m.". at Dloarre. (Per en- • Brokers. N 0.93 Wool street, corner of Diamond Alley. oes.) actuary of paper- ..... -....-. ..... 25 00 t burgh. Pa
par (yam sdillionel gnome, huertnd mar one mouth, and adialny ander!' Dank Note. and Coln. Dlscormt Time
ter sub additional Mimes Wanted under the yearly rata, Estimate aud Pronissory Noise s mats: Collections In ail (
halD Info.. the princlial cities of the Coker Beels Deposita an call 1
Advert bo irootosts oweeding • square, and met over Allan undo,. Interest. bud stye their promptettention [Dalt °We I p
m a square and shalt er msttors appertaining to a Brokers burin
-- • ~ ' " g slegteri- r atrienianktde` for Segal ailerthtements - 611...Eastom Exettause constantly fur ale. it2s4 • Pi
hemad thearanuat <bawd for their publication
Aloosoodoolf 0 4ok1141sEroofiff dace to b • alerted ila tam. ~./..a ea ers ____gp Rae I,
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-o - onage• dr Insertloni, *id he ronifititr. 7 l ' tilrforbiet, and rhatthe /Rorer. Dor and sell Gold nod ' film nod f
recent emoted aeocedlazie, • Notes, neg n a=g4s cm Real Mate or Stock Sate
esialege of annual adyertierni Ls strkily limited to ritlest_ pnrchase Notee, and Time Bill. on East
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Lbw can itomidime btedmas, sad in ad serthmaante to. nod West. Boy- sod boll Mock. on Commialon. Collor
the beoellt of otherperauns, as well sa all advertisements lions made on all paint. In the Union. Office came of
not lmthedietely ontootted with their nun halals, and Third and Wood strati dimet l 7 aPalte tbo It Chnsho
sill dames of adreatinsamts, In korth or otherwise!. le- Rota . 1ny1.17
tend the Boats angurel, will be charged at the mad rates.
.. ,-.. m a ran a... 4. l a ‘ l. 4,l'h' Ps nsD i .,.... t s r.s. sl s t i.nuTh• 5 ,,..,,Has .111 5 . ss i nL n.l'lr ji - D. KING, Coin, Stock and Exchange
, AB adterthemeuts fur
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institations, lira nesn.
.• 'yaks!.
n Four n th strat-Bass and cells Stocks en
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2,burii,44.2..4.,,,,,„ tau Bank Notes llousht,and .oLL , - 'yrs
- • " ' oath et
noting
le=i d e=e r = anises onooMpa. ornnum. ',Lima- - -mama ELAM-- Int. 0 MM.
übld brfuosrel Invitation. orobltuary potion. and what E_TAIE 11,ANA &,-C O„, 5 zw022 ,,, , j,„ 2 6
lamaPartled.ta be paid Dm. .
Regular advertiser., and-all ahem sending communlea. u nnt l ls ns. h. Co., Ennkwo.r•sehoas X' 7o 'kerss o6
them, or rosthing notion designed to tall attention JO In oat= and lhancetic Nrchaume, Certificates of
2. 4 „ , !,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ~,,„,,,,,,,,,..„ . ~, pub-Len ~,,,,n , „, I,Aer ni sti a t t ak Notes, and Bessie -N.ll corner of Wood god
where Marge are main fur scintillate:a-eon notica of pci. ~....„- s Cam., Mons., soared m UT...IL Might
, ma atioSalons-evea notice designed to call attention `'"" sr 's s 5. ' 5.1. .. 55 Wisetions nude on wari7o ll /Wirsti - 1
pal,neluts of tha Bultal Sham_ „
." ite priest. enterprima ratadatod or intended to promote
Ittuteldrai Interest. cm only ho Warted with the under. ao. highest premium paid um Ratko and, American
sandbar !heath. awns Is to bo mild for If Intended to
i, be lonia In the local colon.. tit. came Wm I.6lmwred Adana. ma& on eandruntent. of Prolate, shipped l
at Monte of 10 cents per tine. , eat. on ltbend terms. ' • 1
11 1.1mP or Are nate.. to be charged telplesprice.
-• Tonga Liam. Prtitima 12 cub. ow, rt. irassoes.' '
Real fatale Agents' and Auctioneers . adveithementsant IN I- 3.1.11. WILLI A MS IV &CO B an k ers an d 1
lo thut a r e 4t hiseed ..
nw unde n r yeetel7 a m tes, ,n hat t
rnnn ellowed the s Llseret n,n at
or of
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4 a_finyi t ga ilusrunt llt 1d.13.1 . tarns. ' p eenap A ll tlri.= made , an liberal tan ". and a l,l4„ at ir a
• , •- 11 , 1! 'nh eat e s i allert i mtalii;ar - ifc4 . 7-741 to
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.• -- • annarasaum.• Dr waste rAY:Mt A WILKINS to CO., Exchange Brokers,
98•14 , ••••, (10 Ih n iox)ea. imertlon.- 50 cent... . •Nu 75 Toroth street, operetta the Rank of Pitts. I
AB ' tre;teut ed "'a vert=t7gt:PVlTfiraltanne t , gn. e. 411 bnmaa"ana" ma" libansl rata'. J 71 5
WM. LARIMER, Jr.; Banker and Bro.
RATES OP •DISCOUNT. - . ~
g ti ll, n ,.. l .l,:ith itmst. Na c... 6 0 1 tdiardnine the Bank of
• -, Coaxer= nor rot ma ratameng use r:m.lr -
'N. - II GIMES & SONS, Brokers. _ Aj - HOLMES & SON,"Doalers in Foreign
Pk.. -!,,. 0 .• bd. T ani 41 4 Few. do. Pat..0.77/r AII • end Domestic Bill. of Exchange. Certlityanaof De.
YAWL& Deatteh at -Xenia. " do scot.. Bank Notes and s e, No 03 t 8 B,lBt
'lOlllB Ria......d p arjarartat at Youngato -- wir. do 00gb. o tar Caikelons made Pi
oa . all 'i tte k' pti= dtlea .
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• . if do--par City liank ‘ Clactanatl- do throutbont the United State.. '
eg ar do.- CutuntaaM Dic,Chadal. do ':•••_ __--_=_
.....g era.----par Franklin mat ..... -.. do COM MISSION &C. '
funk of North Atosrlea-.par Laf Tette diank_..--_,... do .
elliorth'u Libertlespar ottl:j.u.lue.ATrostCo.. ea
of lhanszlvanla....par Western Ramiro. Beak-. do
Dr 1, .. 0 TonnlD l lB-0 1 ,1 Bulk of Maallion ..-- - - WM. H. SIMON.
of Urdted maws Small N0t....-.. .........,' 1
Bank of P.......• . NEW E.Nlii:l-ND. irhole.tale Groom., importer and Dealer in
Farmer? A Alabanicer lit- tar A n solvent Bank... X'
,011ard ;Dank-. ---.-. NICW YORE-7 ... FOREIGN:F(II% - ES, Brandies and Old Mo.
Mnittent Bank---...,..par New Yak C1ty,.......,....2.m. umangabela lira Whisky. N 0.12. PiondleEsst career
ufao. I WM. Doak -.pax Counizl.---,...--. X Wood and Front ate. Pitt roan. Paws. edam ,
tekle Beak.. ..-.3par MARYLAND.
gf,= .1 .6, E 4 .. ,E--- .... 74151n.------ -p.; n w. POINDEXTLP., General 211erchatt
m.tb.
. ;tis n..k... . .... D. ,. „ti n ikirx-rcaup, LIM. atm Droittiontd Cotandssices Derchan67 of
yraftweaw.111ank........... -.-.- per A B golvent a nti s
-,...... -,X - gra " Ind 118 L ' aaand 4, ..tolitstwngt , spw-lwe
wwera Dank ...-.... VIRDESId.
• Dank of ChatailaMTorati... Dank of the 'few.--
. N . . itral. A. McCLURNDeaIer in_ Fine Tas,
Rank of (Mean Cornity.-par Rank of ra,llichutond... . y B Choice Family Orocmies, Wooden end Willow W ,
• ymaarDemil_____.pe Mx. Bank. Va. Norfolk. " coma of Wad and Sixth Street.. Is newrocelvin a la ' r7o
Bank of Del, Oa, Chater...pv Flitalfre Ilk of rtrpiala. " amortmont of Froth Good.. In addition li, his atr g eady ex-
Bank o c fermantotru....... ilenthantek Ilech.Bank " bemire stork,urrchse howling hands In the Eastern
'v Rank gettyebartdL....., ,i( North Weston. Bank... market, okkh will be mold et. the lowest market
by
. :lank towUtown- i .... - - Dranchas.......---- " /Sir lintels, Plearoboate. and familia. buying by the
Dante of illddietans......... X NORTII CAROLINA. - mmotity. supplied at wheeled* rata. '
~ ~s toosawa•rros. awes , • Dank 07 QM. Far. . a Ni - t Mods delivered In the city free of char 18
ra a
Bonk of Northraterian -- Dank of St. of N. Cadre - --
ae Ilant., - -,a,...... - ....L., s Caux-Ilaak Jillmington. 2 A / A . 31 , BANE c o
Ids no A Imam Copar Marlants'nk„Newburn, 2. . 1111711.55ii011 and POP.
w ... 2 , ,,, k. ___ .4 ,,,„ Bo v ril c2nou N2,, • wardla idealtants,ilealers In Wool and Produce
E..", 14 . ,,,,„ ..... ...„ , ___,,,, irk,, f ibo to r 2 . 0,,,,th. 2 generally aim, Pittsburgh Manufactnres. Na 114. Second
... street, 1 Itteleurgh. opal yl3
Psis 11113 k.. .. .............. X Rank of South Carolina
-Farman* 1114 - eauesk. in0....1.er Dark a Charieston..... , i e.
Fanasre Ilk of Lamagter_par Matta& Morione.qa it j - O. LEECH, McA.LPIN & CO., Whole
/amen' Bank of liradingdar OEOIIOIA. 0 ale °Mal, and Dealers In Perretehm.„ 51stals and
We. Ilk ofSetualklll Co.. Aweturte Ina 11' Ilk's Ch , its h Manufactures, Na 242 and 211 Liberty street,
• .* Dna. Way nosinum X Rook of Ansmas---- 2 Pittsburgh. •
talln Bk Wahlauttaajour 11k of Drunselck. Antra 2
I lanistrorg Bony-.......... X • TENNESSEE. . 10n"..2,.. 03 ,,,,,ve r .„-....-•-•,---_-_,...,-rn,el. 1, 011.5.
11000.14•8ank...-.. N, Allsarvnt Banks • .-. 3 jci A Iid.).I3IDIJPI CD CO., iv norceate Grocers,
MDank.. ... .--. KENTUCKY. :
Count/13.1,-4ga 13k of Keatocky.lsesinr• y
~,, '1,...M -P `' "d ' i ,.„t„,t ms ' d t. prui,„„.`agd CammirLo h, /11m1 " z i t t X .-
ar,k-,,.-. pa • Bk of.Lonter'es.Thrtaton
W ilma Reek of rottaMe 3.(iNorthemltkofKentocky " salsort - torastrat.-........... ..... .---Ataceinta rumors
wtr'= Vii - :: ---- wer r ,pi k atze tk r .
Ii PRINGER lIARBAUGH & CO., (Steens
, Wyoming 11k, Wilt
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1e5,.,1' Bk of State of Miancret.- X mes to . Barbanch.) Commiodon and Forwarding I
tenat t 2,,,,, : ._,...„,,___ . a n 111,001 . 6, , aiadm Dahrs in tiled and Prodois eneral/. 2ia. -
tate Stank and Braman 50 145 Find md 116 Second strosta.Plttatargh. Pe. ed3-ly . ;„
04, Riau TITC. — k flank ° lir l i m'° ?,s - 13 -- 75 I &W. REA, Flour Factors Commission ---
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Breach at Akr0u.....-..... dO Marine & Fire In. Di aka 5 111, • mil Forwarding Morel ots and ilealers In Produce
Breath at Atbens..-..... dm 311CILDIAN. . Renault % Order. tur KWh:Kb lianufactores 'promptly
„.=fill st n t Bniceport..... do Pauters'AtechsaloS lank 3 at to. Nca..4 'Water and 90 Front 01... Pittabetab,
t LftMlootb...... do enunent Stock Dank 3 Penna. • •pl-ly.
,WM a/Cleveland—, do Pentosular Bank.----. 3. . , .
...• 4 '''..+.... -,-4 , -• i fa....as— aEr lER & JONES, F orwar d ding and Comm is- ,o - ;Q,,T,,rat. - ,:= •,,i ejsi - iir ---- 3 3 1,1..t. ,a si: t yy Merchants, Dealers In Polate and. Pittsburgh
= . ll at Item ...........:
do l fj k k gl e A r rica r Torooto 2 pittgeg.i, , nsed ma, Canal Ruin. oar . Seventh Meet.
^=l, at Salem.- ..... do Bank PC Abereal= 5L A noon, , WI . anon
.0 1 ..B.U. 4 •••••• do 115 of 7 J.C.a 4 .• Tosnnln 5 RARDY, - JONES .1b • CO., Successors to
. lhanth at. 1t1p1ey....„....... do EARTERN EXCUANOE.
Mat CluolonatL.--, do On 1',.• T0k...--......me ATWOOD. JONES a 00.. Cwasat.daw was ranwvwfw.
44 4 .4, 14 0‘44..... -dotty , phw e i p m 5 ........„,,, og fat:mats. Imola. in Pittsburgh MansfacturatOoods, '
et DWI.- - ao enottmom... _••• Pishdniegt
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Itroorn st smassi.W.:- do WESTERN akef(itifit t..
rn .0..s•••••••u s ir do co•d•••tt.._
. 1 1 - 111EY, MATHEWS & CO., Wholesale Gro
- Prep& as
sit.
Yam:L.-. do'Leniallie - cent..Comminion and Forwarding 2Jerchant., and
Brand! at Newark „-.....
, dOtt n firg, , , , ,( 6.oßeiiivit m " gads ibr Heightens Cotton Ya rn Water sr- Pittsburgh.
2=2,,1 5 1,===.7. dolDmA.,loMas, epan15h......16,00 AiIrEIYCIR. & .ANTELO, Ghneral Commis
w2l: 74•1 4, . , , , . , _ _.. L ., :: z
.E...it....,., Bo a
-13zo i v ' . eiCa Merchants. Phibldelphia Liberal advert...l
...----.--- wade on caudgament. of Produce generally. jal7a
Dramas at 7.megvi11e....-. dolNaille. alt ..-............10.D0
=et H0rn1k.......... do EraderickePors-...- 7.80 AMY 00IT ...sone =mos.
ot PlOsm•-•••-•.- ~ dn'T.511.1.5.-------- 7 ''' ) T ORN WATT & holesale Cirocers
Breathitt Portsmouth.... do ug , i , : ,,i mast 5,03 _ _
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Branch at gams. - de en...--- -.._. 1,83 li. eluanan.o. za.thaa
N . and Dealers Produce and
illainett at Ravenna.... do Ten Builder,- .. ... --- g ..... 4 pttty6rela Mannhanreo, .o. lei Liberty at.. littaburgh.
= it .. 591Viddr....L.... Vtatiir.t . ..=.....=' ... . 235 4 B. CANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
Broach at Waster.....- do 1 .
~ ,b=l;yelon and Forwarding Mercharit, and Whole.
11 en Relate Chomp, Barter Pot bad
, Pearl Ash. sad Western Prod.. gensodly. Wan. street,
~ • pinoEs op. snags . bstareen Sulltltheld and 'Wool. Pltteburgh. I
14RPORTED TOR THE IWTTSIICIIOII OLYETTE.DIt Mow War,
or m.... . 010x10 ursr.., In.
. Isle riga - ii.t66.u. a a
ta.)
• - A. WILKINS & CO. et.
r LITTLE & CO., Wholesale Grocers,
STOCK AM) EXCHANGE BROKERS, II
~, r. , !..... w.aCommLedott Mozebantlt, Ind D or a
in
•2go 22 2,0272 TR 2 . 2 . 2 mx . Et n t , itagh Moonbeam; No. 112 Second aim!,
. PITRIM.... Mar 9. 1/41. .9 -I ILL'ESE WAREHOUSE .- HENRY B.
9....) COLLlNeacrwevilnit mut Commission Merchant,end
. ~‘. , . ~ ~,, 6 ~.... Dealer let Cheese. Dotter, Lake Fish and Prodnee generally,
4 4 0 25 wood street, above Water, Pittsburgh my3l
ark atite. fra... ' .....«... 17.1 :-.":: i nuan.aieh• VON BONNIIOBST & MURPHY . , Whole
.- D. le. -......-• 100 - ''''' lint. Feb a Ams. , Y ale Groan and Contudosion Machanta and Dealers
zomaands f e a..-. 7. ...... 100 : ::: - IttlanAJDU" In Pittsburgh Mattutsannst No.= Water ghat, PIM.
- All 00. ra.-....-....... 100 91 •-• , Sec, sisy•sle,
-Do. 55uP..... a.5 mi l . t a° 92 :.. 6 2., 1 - ACOB FORSYTH, Forwarding and
DP. 4 .. ''"'•-" °° 00 .... umj,7,....7,0 fil Co minion Merchaat.N. 58 Meter Meat PRlaloarls.
' Plit ir gh 8% 7 , R.1.171F: I °o P 3 ''. _ d• r .'-6'- ' l ' T'O.3 '
Atisemmesity (1a.....-...- 100 90 2 lut.ltay allor r
""-• omp. rts,Pial. 100 90 . do. 031ASTALBIER, Ifmporter and rimier
1
avert inPleh . m .d d
iuun dynerlnL'irall: c.p. ,
, N t. a . ss pbrw alarke ot t i
r k of Pitleburith......-. 50 86 14 Die.ymysiget,
oath Pitts
. •••b•ate a sumo Irmo so oo at do 4 . b Vireeo '4 1517 d iad Forrthaaat, lough. •
samosa 8enk..... -- 50 56 54 do 4
Alinthen7 Nalinitilrßord , 5 " 1 235 25
ss. at - W . McCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole
ann.." DrtadtDdmi...... 52 " -0 3 65- .. &Tn., at
g.in Table and Moo Correa Wladcor Shades
•t=t rim0.........., 22 ..z, .m 2 ,,,..,,,,,,, r4 . 2 1, 2„ Steam Boat Trimming., No. 112 Market street. -
rrkte.----z " 57 35 54.. .. 55.3 ' 1 " 5 rRRIS & PATTON, Wholesale and Re-,
r0.,•4 im.. adds.. -- Mt •et 42 Dix. " 7-OUPI
1ibert1e5........ 50 40 35 le. a_ 22 ye. s 1 tall Gonna on the Esitart olds of the Inamond,
ID
PI Mani Lira Jameson.- 1 10 _ l 5. Div. 2011 et ,
DRY GOODS.
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i r= 43' .. 61. - ....
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„.,, ~,,,_ _ r.- I , VIRANK VAN GORDER, Dealer, in -Trim
titut.o= " 7osa...-. to,, 1,- 1 2 ,,.'''3 ..,,,, e,,.. am e s_ te .. ..: (L1T..... n e°,°=::,=.113.2.4: 4 '.,:t1PbrVi1,ra1 . "', !
' gliisißL E, Hb 1 „ :"'" - ....."*" '7 ii --; - • •••,& 7 - -- raiment of which can always 1.• bad at tin. ' B7.l, M aann:df
W in . .... I =-.- 44 ~,.,, _ T. 4 4 ,4 444 4 . Ma Seat West and tbe Diatunnd. kittaDnenn. re. eel I.lr
sea nom, sueririal.7 ' , 1. A. shine S CO.. tarlatemt-e. e. Armore a - ch. e. roar.
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O, A. tii.,,..4. 26 6 1. so ' 40 . A. MASON & CO., Wholesale arid Retail '
‘ • "7 5 , 1•, - ,,i,..„i - ;„ • : 20 -42 40 Dm, jeo:4 90 - Drake. in Pans and Staple Da Goods, 25 Fifth
at Sr Itall tilleail
mad... so et Lex • - Aili U11.1 . 11Y & BURCHFIELD, Wholesale
*Mkt RaUstad..... 80 '''. IV a„ end Mall Da flood. Maxim% emus Fourthand
a w
j ries tln . A. ii 60 "" ".
Baumr pry Duet 100 3°S IOD • attest strapt. Mishnah. • . . . --". • -
w Mantr jhe .ia - ISO 33 .-
Tattle Orest PlatilrlGa 25 10 •-• .
A 1 ,. a p e 4 ," ve
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t o 25 , - ilt °BERT MOGIVE, Wholesale Grocer, - Rec-
~ o =lottirositar Rd- 10. 10 11 ' ttOlort Distiller. Dealer la ,micas, Pittsburgh Mae ,
C 0......... go ..... urea and a 5 kindlier I orelan and Domani° Wine. sad I
'• * . =Me. . !Aar Na 575
OittZra arrest.
VI T ILV tih ' leg 7 olftre 1
theberrei• sit:te- till
si=7, - 112 135 Ply. 11151.= . •
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, North cri Nat Sea. ... oars ,
North Wastalt.
Iroe Gat, .---- e. 38 I n ir, G. GRAFF & CO., Grocers and Coro-
• wisdom Merehmte sign. Dodges to all kledit of
r zalin. (c • begen' - "a •- reh,Boyei - ... ..... 1 .. 3 , Atinterit Manufsdured ' articles. camera Seennd and
2.. lb. Roma.. tittsburgh. Pe. 044.1 y
blow.--ww.....,...-.
. Admatins......l--........... - a 254, ' " --- - our. Itteann7ol ......ACO.D.JOint.
nwthwl.-1 . --- - 6:l' ' ' ; _ 9 - BLACKBURN Edo., Wholcsalo Gro-
Poeta.. tioantoa.--- - 5 h.
• one L liat Fundshers, and Deslaw to Produre and
0ut0n50ma..........--.- - -
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oto Trap 8re1L.,........._ - 26 , ,1 ...4 , , P Mahwah Wanufacturms Cilla_ Pitch and ()Wall always
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rill' -.-......... - 1 a 1 on hand at thei r Wasehouas,l4l Deter street, Pittsb
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. Mlllni.---------- •••' 'Vi 3 - • • LOT May.. - ....- ~-, .;-ltnanar Meru
• A nr aa a ff P 1m ' - tulle
Di - dial . L. - CO - :Wholesale Gio
),,two.o-W..: ......- ~.. 20 ' 24 . i / IR_ ter. Courtnialon Ideerhauts. and Dealer. in Produce,
Yong .....',..--.......--,-- ---11 g 10 , , ' , ha 56 Water street. and 107 Mot Meet., Pittscorgh.
P l =^-...- 1 ---.-* - 1 22 20 I . ' rota ef0n.t.......-Latle D. Irolll.-.-...-.141112 1. toe.
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'GILLS & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
^I I — ANO - 15 AND
Xl' lii - 11.111/1 OF, , 741 Calltaillkll Mereltanta, N 0.194 Liberty street PHU.
WU
XXCILISO 6 AND BASIKIKe 1101
b WILKINS a. C 0.,.
mutat maga .That• .11.74Ap; no 71 i' s ogrOt
• TSBuiaoll, PA. , •
1 ,
nttrs and Domestic Exchange, C o in;
Land WarrentS Wight inni add.
C.U.'"" . ..•Utrombout the colon.
tundneee haver elseensntad stelloicat neZetteted..
MOW beePthpa4 veld en CommLaion.
U."" Na."'. 4.0. 44 16 4 IC t1611111101,146b66 let
• GEORGE E: ARNOLD & CO..
DIV.rJeS )IXCII AMIE, WM, eicei uOTES, Sc..
0. 74 onth Wed. it orposill zinw, AuthrroA.
en. AUTralcals 14 r
ALE'FORTAIIL THRASHING MACHINES ND.
SEPARATORS. ! -'' . ' , - - -
. .
IVILTARRANTED to be Alaifoighly . bitilt,'
v • motto work well: made mut ii.ld b r o..;ct. eiumo , e , ,
eremite Mhocelicricee Molting WI, 6.1 Penn street, tate
.bunch.. The Thraithing Ihichime are beauttlnt. inmate sod
miuspecti
an war roomed Men- plate to mice, .4 ....„
. - b need with el= noarrnience In tarn or tleld. . No ow,
, ankles tatter nark;
"= ' = "11 11 / 10 ii;f i thens iirol " . now, ' 4 7 .. In the Wester.
. n'emany,Eut of the Mountain. Meurer there -
Me mow SO to 100,000 barbels ..,to anew, an
Mit they bare been retecommi r there who
tie Met tote au complete, and to Fork ..wi ll se any in .
Ti. tapaiatar is pmts "Patent; fa Widmer to the
irieneur„ and aomtietetr wiptratee the strew - and duff
Imea the greh.apd lisa wimp entlni satisfaction etherimer
.r SCOTT, Deriti3t, Fourth 'etroeti
•_An doista eftt of Atarkd. Oft* ho
. trasp A ikt i g a ul , ,
VOL A. WARD, DENTIST. Penn street.
Tv *Dom saes. IlsalL Otlas boars On LA.N. to 6
r. X. Oa Satanlan pa pea ta wenn atleadatla
War tlaa r,js., owns DT WWI 661 4115 tar mla s
otalinne menns.
=Zaii
MMWM;IIM
Joan Jrrtu.:-
1 - W M. BAGA_LEY - C0.,. Wholesale Oro
,• ten: Nes. Is zed'9l Weed street. Fittsb •b.
I,ITILLIAIi A. 'fI'CIATRO„ - Grocei
v Tea Dealer earner of Wood -ma Sixth Janet& has
ahrave hand SI. samtmeat of Melee Greenlee an.
fine Teat—foreign Frans ma Nuts. Irboiman arol
Mann metaled on the lowest emus: - • -
ROBERT DA LULL 8. , Wholesnio
Germ, OarraologlOn ktm.kants, Dealers la l'orodure
slt.ttobluNh. Pthburg# MormOottp-ot No. .= Mats amt.
ri • • . .
:mot hArtet . . . —earn, lecorption.
NV/OK & liettOtOti{ to
tJ. D. Wick, IV helesksls Forwardlng out
Conttoludon - Merchants, !balers In innl,
Yaratkaild Pittsburgh lisnullketurci genernlls: Or.r.nur of
Wood and Water shunts- riu.Pnech.. , . -. ,
A CULBER
en ISONiWhOlosalo Grocer :did
azt .lactirre4 ArOargg,
IL FLOYD, Wholesale. mere, i•
• Mereklrits, mod Drains la Proiloce—Resrod
Card, nuumno, piing 011 tawny, Ins. 4. mod 811:11,
it AGA-IW, WOODWARD 4 CO., 1911010-
JI Gnxana. Nth =Market. strait rialladllzbl&'
WOOL. MERCHANTS.
,
attepessor tolllTßPHY
mi,,=v44l.l.zzaft
Lai
_ . -
•
. . uRG
„.AGENCIES.
•
- -
I A CARD.--Ilacin g been appointed the ex
el
1 . • - uair• -agents' for illteebtimh. for the salt cdPatent
rated Cemented and htretehod Leather Belting. men-
Iglu:tared by P. JEWELL a SON, of Ifartford.Connecticut,
VII note nflerter sale • Wins assortment of widths.
' roan nfactstred. at the a
manothettirmoe prices. hi , article
being ann.:tier to any Leather Belting oven' bettre offered
In this market. Aire', a large stock of all nidtbs .:f - India
Rubber-Belting constantly, on hand, and for Nair st the
MUM.. 8 .11 1.0 Dandt.” N 0.116 Aferket street:
•flil , . • _ J. cIL MILLI - IS
•
fs
. Real Estate Agent,
, Stock, Iferebnisilse and DIU Droker.-40/6rif ho. UZ
oatieu.a.•bons wood. Business pratePUT etteml T ed
Q 4 2EMETEL L. HARWELL, Secretary Cal
k, .suli Lsattrame cesarean 9.1 Water street.
_
M. GORDON," Secret tary Western Insu-
A: 411 run. Co., 42 Water ertreet.
GARDINERCOFFLN, AgentfarFranklin
IL d 1 1 , 1 1 1:: 0r.14.7. northcßst corner Of Wood
P.A.: - MADEIRA,Agent.for Delam'n.re Mu
• tale Irtsurastre Companr, 42 'Mau Area.
TAYLOR & HUSTON, (ittecessors
LO to Tav for & Idlorne,) General COnualssion and Por
-warding Merchants:and Agents for Mesta Transporta
tion time; Wholesale Dealers in Staple Grosses". libeet
lugs, Conan, Cotton Tarns, Batting, - Tertno, Martina. Ille•
awrl and lientnetyhemp Totoo,: Faxls."Asb. Window
Masa. Pig, liar and White Lead, Naval ~qtores. sad Unlit,'
. and Pittsburgh 31anulhoturod. (toads! gonertdi.r.—.
Agents rut. the 'Tenn 31111 . • end "Bannor.31111” Shootings,
Pittsburgh. No. 48 Front stmt, ((opposite Louisrille.
Pittsburgh and St. Louie Packet Lanuinga Cinoinunti.
Ja2B.3lnd
.
.17 A. HUTCHISON' & CO.,
lases, Itg ColitiniAsion
u tren t ntmd tr r eut. 144*, 2440u1s Sugar Pelllck-
ISZZUM. Zino, Palra.„ " &o. L '!" 4 "=l..f&
BOOKSELLERS.
L. READ, Bookseller and. Stationer, No
. Fourth street, Apollo llull th,ga.. ,
ia lr R. WELDIN, Wit°legate and Retail
-
Dealer in Blank and School Bixdocroper arid Stu
orrort. No. 63 Wood street, (tetireen Third andsourth)
rittaburgh.arttO
47fiN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Str,
tioner,sne;ewor to Davison Agnew . , Na f IlLtaket
t, near fourth; Plttaburgh. Vt.
. _
ItILENRY S. BOSWORTH, Bookseller and
Dealer In Stetlonerrifre ' n Market itrvet, near
umand, iittabsuTh.,Pa. • ' '
r- • • 1.,- :00 co era an ,:: , boners,
E No: etreet, next dear to tbe =nor orrbtrd
music, &c.
LOT IL MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Pertes,
Music and Muldnd Tmeraments, Ecbool WOLF. end r. • S/clct sg.nt Ihr Chick erlog's Piano Porte, acr
Western renn t rl f inia—No. AI Wood moot.
BR KLE ER, Dealer iii.Mume,
ecal - ins ro nts:and Importer of Italian. Strings.
agent for Nunn. h Clark's grand and Pquare Mown.
with Coleman's Aolean- Attaa.e.t. „Also for Ihnaham's
SCIIRCEDER do CO.,,Musio•Stov, 4tH
-Li. street. betweva Maiket and IVtad. New Mnidecon
Btantly recOrbm. and Eduslezd Lastruments of ill kinds.
DRUGGISTS.
oro3llsl HAFT, Jr., (auccesior to Jas. 111'Guf
ta. tt r tia. W =t i On,..1 1
~11 : 1- a r,a12 -r ect .-ddor's 1371.1 4'
"Irgin Alley. Pittsburgh. air !Uvular Agent for 4.
Ford's Medians.
L WILCOX. . . . aourrt Fin
-WILCOX CO.,E -
. - bruggists and Apoth
.
L• eearles. cornet 31p rket atreet ald the Dtazoniul,keep
rotna.ntly nu hind a full•D if complete amorttnent of
DrutrOlodidnee,PerfamezrAndastleleirastalntugtotbeir ,
• •PhraleNya skacelptionn cuellillycomperundied. myl9
Toax 1 3 .7. SCOTT, Wholesale. Dealer in
07 Drsirs- Paints, Oils, Tangsturs sad Dye Mfrs: No.=
LiFiert. stmt. Pittsburgb;
• All orders will metre prompt ettentloh.
'Mr Agent fir Loudon et Co.' ralumble TsmllT medkiies.
A. FAIINESTOCK •• S CO.; WhOlesale
• Dragenistn and manufacturers of WhltiLead.lted
d. andiltharge, corner Wood and Front streets. Pitts.
meta •
•
E.. SELLERS,- 'Wholesale Dealer in
Dr x42::Npt i l i ty stain. Tarnishes. de- tn.
••••'.4 warranted: Prizes
Femme,. VSAG.N.. . Irma
-10tRAUN "Retail
'll I Dettriate. 'earner of Liberty end St.Llelr streets,
T SCEOONMAKER & CO., Wholesale
Druggists. No. 24, Wood street, Pittsburgh.
IrkEPII FLEMING, Successor to L.Wilco.
• Oa.. owner Market street and Diamend—E
tr on hand a run and complete assortment of -
31edidnes. Medielne Chests, Parfumery, - and all art es
pertaining to his Moines,.
Lonra .
Phsaielans prescriptions carefalli compounded at all
MEDICINE:
JAMES RING-:Office nad Residence,
Nal.llllftb street, arrogate - the Cettrearol. lnet.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
4 CHESTER, Merchant Tailor and Cle
tiller. No. 71 Roof otreot. Particular attention
po to Port'. and Yout s c 1 ththg. n 015.7
WI
tistmL LLIAIII -DlODlCXprolgigd.7.4l9.ratra.
'." Ter ortmider - lii — ltewlf Nide Clothing, 1111 M-
I rty.
WATTS & CO., Merchant Tailors, 181
a ordy street.—Wa aro vow reeeivina. our
pli W
as( stock or Gonda for finalarnen's Wear—Cloths, Cam.
simnel. and Vestlasraaftbe isewast styles laud tlaastquallty-
Oar friends and customers will please glee as a call.
ANUFACTURING.
11/ W. WOODWELL, IVholesale and Retail
. lianas:chute iod Dealer in Cabinet Ware, 83
Ird stmt.
TOIIN WETHERELL,: 31cumfacturer of
eJ/ PATENT BOX VICES, a superlareartfele, SOLID BOX
and BRAZED DUX VICES came/ of Anderson and nob
Inman streets, one square from the Band street BridgetAl
Seabees eltr.
r.trL.WORKS, corner of First and Liberty
eata; Ca.—.llscbinltts• lota of evrri
ety. such so IRON PLANERS, Slide und Mod TURN.
riO LATHES, DIULLINU MACHINES. Ane., manufac.
turod to order. MTH JOS, V. HAMILTON t CO.
- -
EMBROIDERED. AND APLIOA MAN
TILLAS-3Lottrlals marked for Erubnidery sad Ap
ork by Dins. L. S. WIN,
Jo2tf No. 281:i Penn xtrest, above Mad.
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Nan-
Company.
rip HIS CO I ii fi IIIMIAVING ENLARGED
1 their capacity for manufseturing, ars ram prepared
to meet the Increased demand for theltsßriek, Crocibleand
(2"; Orden Mt1 7 & " PrZ, l tla b Ll Basin.
Pittsburgh, PepteMber 21,1853. •
:mu. a. x'costn.
ffibOßD & CO. -
WIIOLIZALE AND RETAIL FASIIKINABLTE
HAT,AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
-AND DEALEESIN ALL HINDS OF FRD,9. • .
CORNER OF WOOD AND rzpra sznEms,
• Pittsburg, Pa.
113-Tber Acct. ambrates oremyqullly slid4o3or Hite
sad 614., Muffs, Das, eves and Fur Didnetd. •
...
, .
. ~,. • PITTSBURGH : • Ex t. •
gf 51 . , -.F. ; COACH FACTORY..
.Ic.. 413, Pientond Alky, ...ar Meer
' • .E. 3L BIGELOW PIIOPILIMOIL
. yv .
CiErLD respectfully calf the nttentioe of
• Bin:thorn en Western. Mental:di to his line Stock
o CartisCrwt. ranging in price frees $lOO So $l4OO. These
Carriages are Indic from the Bert mateilal and workman.
ship, and under his limn supervision; he on, with coolb
demob warraut his work to bo tokoior to tome marentoo.
Mood to no! ttarrn. The randes or his business and the
great increase in demand for this chow or work, has induced
hint not to Wild any COMM= or : low priced wait to hie
estaldirdiment.. Persona wanting - good honest troll( will
;dew colt and examine his rtock. Legal E , 2looEask. All
New Mich Fietory--Allegheny.-
; WRITE k, CO., would re
opectfutly inform the peddle that they have
On Lamar. between Federal laid -Bandriekey
itrects. They an now reeking mat are proPonst to rendre
orders dw army description of vehicles, 11cieh.... ch.e n t,,
pieronelise.' Thoggles, Plurtora. an, lc., which, from
lotnyerpoi. once In the meaufle-tnre of the above work, and
the facilities they hate, they feel confident they are enabl
ed to do work on the moat reasonable terms with those
wanting artkles In their line.
Paylng testicular attention to the selection nf materials,
and having none but competent - workmen, they have no
bealtatlon -In warranting their work. We therefore ask
the attention of the nnblk to Ude matter. •
N.B.—Repairing done In the;beet manner, end on the
wet reseonalde terms. • ja2o4f -
Coach and Carrie Factory.. "
TORNSTON, • BROTHOt. •A; CO., corner of
OD Delmont 'and Rehears strmte, Allegheny City, would
respectfully Inform their friends, and she ruhilagenerally,
that,ithey aro Inanufeettuirw Carriages, Barouehes, Book
awe)", Bungles, Sleighs and Charista, in all their varimut
styles of finish and proportion. • •
Ail orders will he executed with strict reward to dm.
laity and dory o f Boleti. Repairs will elm be attended
to on the most reasonable knelt trains in all their took
[.the heat Eastern Shafts, Poles and 'Wheal tuif. they feel
eon adeut that who favor them with their patronage
will he terfietly satisfied on trial of their work.
f ?orchestra are requested to giro them a call beErre
• awing eleerwhera. - • esti
- 7. ----- Btieet stocu s , raatory i : - ''. -•:
ABILITY,'ENERGY,- AND ECONualr,:—
Tbe best good. In Children'. H.% Men'. Socks. tin-
DU, and Drawer, i.gd at numulscturresprp at the
'VDUs Arcot stocking Faltor7 , a ll made from hu "Vol.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE - - WM. , ALY, -
scocung 'odors. 6th stmt. between Wood *ad Market
L. a. Ltrutcreas.. pan.- anosisan
Livingstoxy Eo_ggei.& Co.-
NOVELTY W ORKS, PITTSBUROIT, PA.
TACK mid Dopot .11.iiiiroad Sollem, llay
War and Gesin dn4 Platform and Counter Door
of attains, grains, Drop and Thumb Latakia:, Coffee
:Mira of rations kinds Paint tittle, apprond - Indians
Dolts and Isstandnans • Atalleabl•lron CasUngs of OTCTIvs,
riots in form and Innen. •
RlM7wir:(" - q1
STEAM IttARBLE.WORKS.
ZIP, 12.1 and CM 'LiZertv, opparat Son'tlifteld ;Out
11 / 10NITI1IENTS, Tombs, Orave • Stimegi
Foialtuno Tot* Mtels. ttopodoil.Stooei.
Mr4enpVt "71 4 birr. tdre 4 4l7,lla7nalViNi r el T egflt
&OR tor Wotan. la /Tim Maul. ele Mar
ble foraldhot to the Trade at the towed prices, 'Alloy:1m
1111 ed with detpateh at 319 Liberty ot.teet.
Blacksmith Bello lla
1 rip-PARTNERSHIP NOTlrß factfirY
uV r lg!,*" "tld
I e0...g,',7, 1
,:nj; MAR. , ' h." ..krialZtl i nun d
Kiwpcs CCU.: or th.Vjg.c.°ll7llCLllitk
gull= ooir etireriMiT ""'"47 are Er"`"'"
ney_p Ar. ,,,.. to two shrill, on. ho od W"k
"aLeamr ik'l67.74"'ZiriloitiVrtiettth'irrna,
m i n i s ., cur. Hay • JA*Et, WELEOteall%
VEATHERS,•I9 bgs w landing from
1: stoma !maim Ibr Z. MEET It CO. '
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY IVIQRNING, MAY 13, 1854.
NEW YORK ADVERTISIZEMNI'B. ;
Prom VIEBCFTII E SMELL'S Occieral Adrertl4lo...
flame, C. BO Num: &red, New Yert: - •
ndkae Firms to Cke qr
1 PERILM . OUTDONE!!!
_,.'
"VEIT. PROPRIETOR OF THE IHERCA,N - 1
,II TILE GUIDE Would respectlbily:mal the attentlona
the city-
and , Iferhattion, !welding out of the
• the e G it nbe,
_ t* h t tg= "I Zi fee o W :1 0 I. Y . pd. t ..' 9t. '"P tin %l
Tier. mating It • unnu: * tlonably the dna lieet Weoki; fk
Family Newepaperpublished In the Urdteddtates. -.....
• The oolunme of the Geode will contain the ...rad warier
of Original. Spicy Artie" es written not only to Vemer Nit
to lostruet, and will be trete writhe armpit. of aU;
Lard add Genera Nave the Day. •- • ' . _ • ~ i
In resard to polities, te . Giggle - will tnaintale an '
Pendent km, and, from tame to, time, :will adman! s
roeunrea aghast oor.dure to the interests of the greaten' t
number. •- • • • -' • • • -
_
• TOSTNASMAS wad others are respeetfollY mue.tsdd
to art as Agent. for tide paper, to whom will buforwerded
epechoen moles, free when deeired to don. - ; •- • :••
PREMIU.S M—A. an Inducement for Persons to lame.
thenmelves to obtain subeeribma for the Armand& Otnik,
we offer the followloff premiums. -and opt,n the rocriptof
the names =Army in odorous, we will forward-them. par
: u n ti e=
t o:: raeg . wlee, If ordered, id the addrent of thow,
For three blandred suberribera, rash- -
Par two hundred and
Allylbare,
sobreribera, we will glee - - -•. , •
ona eplendld fine Gold Watch. (warranted for .• '
time.) worth-- . .." .-. . . ... • .71 . 00
Pot two hundred, one Ciesatut title Gold . I;oelet.." (4 - ' '
. illoome,) worth...—. .. ... ........„...,........,ell5 0
i
Par° hundred smd 6fty.ime elegant /draeolet, (fine •, -
• g Id.) worth...-. , ...... ... •11: 00
Fore a hundred. one . tfold n o ....... worth .. „... ....
II 00
For' enty-flre eubseribers, one Geld Pen
acs..-
•: i
• I older, handsomely engraved. worth— ...:.....• 10 00
For y, one . . '•• do • ' de "' •
fl no.
For - forty. one, do - '' do •dorT 6 00
*Pot thirty, one •do ' 'do ' do. 100
Par twenty,Comnurreial . • do In silrerdo • '
• extension bolder. worth - : •••. -- . 300
Vor Illtren, one medium do ,lo •.: 200
Por turlre, one Lady's . - do do' 140
•Thill Gold Pen andfdold. Holder, le the Ladle.' else, noel
Is a beautiful article. • •-_ - • - , - ~ •
• All theabora goods sh ' idi Lo Dimmed fru:lithe/fere YOrlr
Geld Nu liznruhrtruing Company. the aeldowledged best
Gold Pon and Poodles., hlanuteeturrteln this etntinent,
CLUBS can he. advantageously lamed in , wrarywilbtal
ind city Int heOnlon„and • bran number Of imbsallzwe
`obtained In this way. ' Pooh as would Interest thernselmi
a f lott e wintr r ! be
wenee":”l'd.." PF,Yl,o!.._Reeloltlntr
•
. .
Detail:2)4cl Olvaition (o theßeppal of (he
remnant to the published Call, a large meet
ing of the Demoprats of Bradford County, assem
bled nt
. the Court House, in the; borough of. To.:
waridn, on Theaday everung, May 2, for the pur
pose of taking such action as might express their
determination to render effective and practical
their opposition' to the propoied repeal of the'
Ilissomi Compromise; and the Men who favor
that scheme, and also for the purpose of calling
upon the, Legislature to express the honestvoice
of peensylvania, by passing the resolutions now
before the house. • .
- The meeting was organized by the election of
the following officers:—
President-=-Col. Cordon P. ltfrison.
Vice Presidents-4. A. Park, IN. N. Betts, S.
Secretaries—ll: L. Scott, Thomas Smead.
The lion David Wilma being called upon,
proceeded : to state the objects' of the meeting, in'
not able apeeeh, ainloffered the following for the
conaideration of this meeting .
The Democracy of Bradford, County meet
ing assembled, - again reiterate ajid, proclaim to
their political - brethren - their - irreconcilable 'op
position to the measure now pending in Congress
for the repeal of the Bth section Of the net pre -
-paratory to the admiasion of lllia'souri 'into the
Union.' We warn our friends - throughout the .
Stele against the consequences;of the disaster
and defeat, which in our :judgment' will over
whelm us as a party, if this measure of injustice
andwrong be forced upon , the country under a
Democratic Administration, and in the abused
name of Dernoerioy., To `,the principles' of the
Democratic' faith wo profess an ardent and opal;
terrible attaehment, and we hold it an insult upon
our intelligence, and an outrage upon our prim
iples to press upon our acceptance as demo
cmtm, A measure designed to defraud the labor-
Ita c.
. U ll 2
jirizygsr.
umi t:f en t r n i,.to ttss s s .
tm tei e r . - o wi f
lance, and to sarrenaer tne Nanonal do
-o,ll.l).d,E.l.RSrredj.iT.lodbgbLEta.xpte.Lad, oh n o . ltera- inu i . se i tiot : th to elo pers..- oeiroapina field P on
ia:
She of every deecrlplan. Damask mut Doreen Cur- -rested in tioxers..-
tales beautifully yd. lam Cmtalus restmod. Ahustest . - - -
e mp o,2h. a l s deal the meat bnliiest. e. r the truurg et.* Democracy taught . J e ff erson, :,sa d Dins
more:. An Made , roofer laud Laney goods, its the tinted in the administrations of the earlier dem-
PV,„1;,==1::::111j1 deratic Presidents, had no allinueO or symPathy.
tenth [Male bailee!, at Staten island. and feel aisatuad nith slavery. As a local SUdelnatitation, it was
that their success lu the art ofdylne teumivalled,
tolo/4mv aranti k CO,
. t f h re e Lfr ia mu tie l;:ed tk. er e,r al . in' d l id erf e c a re ve n " ce: thliv hiit t n o e c v w er, m tin tb tfl e
likirp . q .., NE ,, AUX BELL; Mantilla and Cloak
Ica sad Imilorter. 68 Canal st- fostering wire and support of the National Gov
ernment, for its extension beyond State hi:and- -
oriel!. The power of the Nation in too earlier
and hater days of the Republic was repeatedly
exerted to circumscribe the limit:, of slavery, -
and to set bounds to its progress; and in this
patriotic work,- the Democratic party and its
leading Statesmen took en active and prominent
part
Standing upon the great and benefirent doc
trines of .the Democratic creed—instructed by
the teachings and examples /of iJefferson, we
solemnly protest against the,itterapt now made
.to prostitute the organization of the Democratic
'party .to purposes of slavery propagandism.--
We elaim for-Democracy higher objects and a
'nobler Missien=the elevation-of man ' not his
- degradation and - debasement,-the', protection of
the rights ,of tither, against the heartless de
As citizens deeply int e rested, in the honor of
our State—asidemeerats earnestly desiring the
success of our party in-all - its efforts for the Pro
tection of individual rights, and ,the advance
ment of the general welfare, we, are anxious
that this great nod powerful Commonwealth I
-should occupy before her Sister *atom: the Tio4i.,
'tion-of tenor - LW 'party on the great ques-
Winnow engagingthe undivided attention of the
American Congress anti rumple." condemn na
dishonorable,`-and unworthy of a party which
has ever boasted of carrying its, principlizi and
-policy boldly inscribed on its banner, to evade
meeting fully and - frankly the genet absorbing
question now , agitating and convulsing the coun
try., 'We demand that the Democracy of Penn:
sylvania- shall be heard in the settlement of great
-National questions; that the voice of the. - party
iwthis SIM() shall not be athothered on the most
momentous: issue which has been 'presented for
the leliberation and:decision of the present gen
eration: We make principle the test and the only
test of party fidelity-and utterly discard any
other, as calculated to detract from the dignity
of party action, - and to sink our party conflicts
into a degrading and demoralizing scramble for
office—unworthy of intelligent and independent
men.
FARMERS who would desire rin exceilent Yoniny
Paper, idemblat once avail themselves of -the 'Geode. the
prim, being much below any other new.numerpublisheril
a i n y a t....47 , l ll e.v %anted .ibi fo . r4 tui. very
the Deck will please fornlah mr with theirnames limpets.
. TO TIM' LADIa To would . particularly aipeal, know ,
law the ellicieury of their services when evergetkally db
retied. By their cooperation ouriubecription wealth
soon out number any peter published this'contlenit,
and to gain thieves shall sit all times Estee to embody tie
the °alumaa of the Genie 'something to not only please but
Instruct mar female patron.. Our subscription price being
rei low, therevill hisbrit little didiculty in their proetudatr
for usenoujihriebanibers to obtain any of the Beth Peens.
wins store dexribed, and what lady would not desire a
'handeome Gold Watch, Locket, Hew_ let; Pen sod Pencil?
We want to print an edition of 'Fife; Thousand rteiks
within three months. Thinecommillatied.weshallenistge
the ands to double Its present size. , •
Aingir.OubsorfprionsmayborernittedLoPostOrliceStompa -
SRFAII communications should be addressed, postpaid.
to W. ll.llttecercEditor and Publisher ofthe Atm Fork
Xen-anzat, Ordde,ho.lll3 Greenwich street
• rirNotrdpiperrthrovihold Me Uninn. by publishing the
atote. appropriately disslared. inelndlno this Mara., for
- Tweridestes, and ...Mew attention editorially to the same;
and sending VP the paper will be entitled to an exchange.
wed receive a GOLD. PEW .A.ND GOLD IfOLPEß,'.aortb:
Tioeillrms. Pally Doyen
theye entitled tobro. which
will bo n er fwirded to them an may direct.
Pen sod Holder will he of the manufacture of 'the em
The; Grid Pee ,y..ttazdacrizta 07npoury...P;4153.Grermdch
wt. the most extensive an droliable Gold Pun producers on
this continent, if not In the world. spif,,Zny
.EO. BULPIL Paris Mantilla Enaporitn,
‘7II Tarim.% also et rancor Ftmt. 301 Bramdwor,
" F. HIBBARD & SON. - Wild Cherry
.I.llLoitittent. Cha.mia rain). Pills, Bare, he,h3 John A.
rT. 11U.RLEURT; 'American lieu:loco
/Rata. Pharazici, Medicine', Vials; Canes, &a. Yo
IVAN DUESEN'S Improved -Wahperte.' ' It
Y restores ;mar Us& 4) Its original color, and trattes
new growth of hair. Dopn, Chamtersgt.
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OCT. GILBERT, 'from lifemtkils.l s cur
nF handyedi ou:were; TOZEIZTA. tn.*, =4 Watts
Itte o'l
t the knife, at las specious rooms, 483 Itroadlny, •
4 LFREE WOODRAX Manufacturer And .
ri Importer of Guns. Rites, Plltols, dr",103 Fulton rt.
11.-W, ARNICK, Manufacturer of Enam
c 7 Cottage hariatare, {Mita M.
TWIN DAVIS, Commission 3lenohant' and
• ImPltt4t of Stwuties, Wilma and at,,.,, 2 4 Wade..
GOODWIN & BRO.,'3lsuulacTurers — o — f
LA • Ph:l9oa Tobacco, Man, and 'VD uff, 2/7 mat 209
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yirILEELERk, Proprietors and
• litoonfitetartn nt A.U. Wltson's Potent Etitc,bittit
whines, alien 'XS Ittotatent, .. xi .
INTM: SIMMONS. filitlin—ery-7,06.4.,13gaad:
-COOPER HOUSE, A. J. Pease,
NORMAN -CUTTER, successor. .t.oaee,
Browder a Cex, Imparter end Jobber In Stapte Der
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1 / 44 ,0 "UPPER, lato W. Newman, 3Lazinfac-
Ismer nee Wholesale Dealerin Loidle..i6a.it.erkAttoes,
Lc, 91qoadwar. mtaasety
QAMITED L. CATERLY,'WholosaleDeal
kjerlriDvernst. Pointed Palls Rod Tubs,ll'or..l =CI Ml.'
toy Wan% bnaketlt. 31a.. Cordaro, Tolue, Wieklo o. Match
0". , 101 ircenuich 4... New York . 113116.17 v.
xtriN NV SHADES. Gilt eorniceß, Table
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d VITY HOTEL Onto Bromvs,) bonier of
• Smithfield and 1144 streets Pittsburgh. PaWCILABS.
ARR. Prnprletom
trarThte large and Dtomodlons Your heilag under
Kane thorongh male, eidttantithed with new egelPmehte
th+eughr. new open for the mention of the traTCH.Dg
DADDLIDODDLIC, . ap-3•ID6D.
S. CDTEBERT & SON,
CIENERALCOMMEBSION AGENTS, for
tho *ale and purchase Real Estate, ColloetiOn of
Itereta, Scirotlating I.oooron Bonds, ilortgaget, Na.
140 Third at. Pittsburgh. ra.
T. C. WARMUTON;
• iL (DIPLOk.A..) ADIES'-& CHILDRIN'S SHOE STORE.
tie hzu always wawa assortaallo. 2S
ourth street. Pittabmrgb. Ps
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i Index, Mead Fhoe i =
opposite the bemorwoj imung . :s °• ilb"4l7"tftd:
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Ix> onanly fin the in yrazlooh
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Dealer 10701014*Fr. inwlesalaand).U4 rbud
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to any to
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without the ald of 0 vie , * defter. Ilastne• Durylla.d tl,e
wok. tools, ind wood of the eallnet Eststartn,,tt
Eatesey MeClellsnd, at , Mewed Le tra
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Shovel; Fpailti. to; Warebouse• / : o, 22 Face lit-,
recn First anil streetet, Pittabmb.
"Penn Cotton Mills. Pittobtirgh:
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COE
PITTSBUItGrH GAZETT
SATURDAY 1110R1iING, MAY 13, 1854.
r As Azat,Nebraske Demerratie State Coo.
: 11 If the infamous bill now before Congress were
submitted to popular rote, it Would be ear:deem - -
• edby a lIIIIj o rity of My to one... If it were sub-.
mitted to the Democratic party of the Nortb, it
would receive ther:suppiort of none but Govern
ment functioparies, and of .only a portion of
them. By the following,. It will be seen tha(the
Bradford County Deniectney is moving. 'A State
Coevention is collate „ meet at 'Harrisburg, on 1 1
the. first day of dine: Twelve delegates were
appointed; and.the deinecracy. in other parts of
the State invited to second the . movement.. Bob.
Judie was. present and mode a speech.
Lvine.iiixocaaci‘oi naAnyogitceramasa!-'
We earnestly call upon the Demooratic mem
bers of our State Legislature, to consider and
pima the resolutions now pending in the Rouse
of Representatives, declaring the sentiments of
Pennsylvania as opposed to the bill before COD..
grenlor the repeal of the MissourlCoMpremise;
and especially we invoke the most strenuous and
active efforts of our own Representatives to thi s
end. With this expression of the voice of Penn
sylvania solentnly proclaimed through her high
est constitutional organ, we are content, and can
look forward with courage andliope for the. tri
nmph of sound principle in the defeat of the Ne
braska bill, and of the certain success of our par
ty. candidates in the approaching election.. If
'the Legislature - Should fad to meet our , just ex
pectations in this respect, then we respectfully
call upon , our Democratic friends throughout the
State to take immediate action for tile easensb.
ling of a Democratic Anti-Nebraska Convention
at the State' Capital on the let day of June,
take;uch action as may be deemed necessary
and proper to make known to the eountry the
feelings and Principles of that. portion of the
deinocracy of Pennsylvania who are opposed to
the threatened repeal , of the Missouri Compro
mise, and to "arloptxtuch other measures as are
demanded in
view of the crisis now impending
over the country.
If this suggestion , should be seconded by our
friends in other quarters of the State, and &State
Convention should nssemblei r this meeting name
'3fercuri Stephen Pierce, Ron. Myron Ballard,
D. B. Cotton, A: S. Smith, B. Laporte, James 11.
Webb, 11. Lawrence Scott; T. Stnead, IL Gibbs,
nod Lumen Putnam: as delegates to represent
Bradford county in said Convention; with power
of substitutien in case of inability onthe part of
any of them to attend.
On motion of U. Merettr, lion. David Wilmot
was added to the list of delegates.
On - Motion, the foregoing—Was unanimously
adopted. '-
Resolved, That the 'proceedings of this Meet
ing be published in all the - Democratic papers in
this Congresiortal district. Adjourned—Brad-
liebniiilira and the Execiittee
The President is using all the power which the
patronage in his hands confers upon him to force
the Nebraska bill through Congvess. Every De
mocratic member of the Douse of Representa
tives has sundry friends among his constituents
for whom he feels bound to secure , an official ap
pointment. His Fe-steak:t is frequently deemed i
to depend far More on thus rewarding some ef&- I
clad party hack, than on hcinestly Consulting the i
good of the country tuul the will
,of his constitu
ents.
The Exeentive avails himiolf skillfully and 1
unsoropulously of this hungering' and thirsting
after official appointments;--and. he is. making'
his patronage the prise;of votes., Our Winning-
\ton Correspondent ages one or two specific ex
-impfts of the menner, in which this power is'
?rought tobear on the passage of the Nebraska
lilt; 'To see,how far this thing is envied, it is
by neeeleary, to bear in mind the fact that nll
le appointments of Fest masters, in New. York.
-(well as of meant et:Maul/daps, An., &c., are
thed-iliff fhe',..i?iirfcfent, - end are now: awaitin g .ll.4CB of members ou.the Nenteska bill. `
. rb,fie object and tendeney of aldtbis . is le give,
tbl'resident Thing' control of the legislative mi
-1 ih4t, Copgress., . Such a predominance.of the
''Extutive ; power. is. a ' virtual subvention of no '
evultutien." Its formernay remain, but its sub.
'unit - and -reality pill be destroyed. ' A n d its
fortuitirill'icmain only inmischierous antitas. 7 .
cSl , 4ent inktreentaki, of „Mee-tithe' desititisia,
Yet .t ceding iron theisuperficial Slew, tthe
note tang melees the - dims they Wear. What
=allot/ it to .the Nom= pcuple...tigrt tl.l. the
d i
lout e Iteptildic-;-its Benatei, Its - Trinunes,
Dee s...emained for awn after !bilinear%
of the üblioliad all pissed into the hands of
. 16 shoo e eieetdiDf,sulferted by the; Rretori
.in ktuirdt :.' Mis...toiny e less a nillitacy des-
Piaists ? Ind how, much bettennft shall veto
with tits now., Ekoootiwouppoitettly party
• fettjinitwon - n taand notate:died by the 'spoils'
4 r, ttdallulfatlre olficitt-a:Yet no mniiritheyes
to n°twtho %me and true significance of events
etai'fla 10 *lb%! in itre-tenditig in this direc
tion. For.zre than twenty you% pest itisrain.
- thimble tOktt of this tendency to 'an overbid
.
•
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•
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once of Executive power have dise•incred them- I
selves.
The idea has been unbluslitgly propounded,
that the Presidsnt is to be considered specially
and &bore emery other department of Covens
'meat as the 'representative of, the peOple, end
resting on their support, ettitled to construe the
Constitution at his own discretion: " A monstrous
Onconstitutional idea. The Senate at one time
not being pliant, its existence his been openly
threatnod as being an unitise and wirotigfol con
cession to aristocratic ideas in the framing °four
Government. The independence, and by conse:.
(pence the corr.:landau:al. existence of the Judi:
diary, haa.been Invaded by the proposal to ren
der the Judges of this Supremo Court remoreable
at Executive Pleasure. The Executive has come
to be quite commonly spoken of as the Govern
ment. We beer of the Obligatioi of office-bold
era to regard themielves aeservants of the Exe
cutive, and that not in the way of n &Ulf
charge of tlie proper duties of office as bolder, of t
public trusts for the nation, but b 7 an entire de
votion
of their personal and °Goal influence to
the promotion of the political and party objects
of the executive, by making their offices, to the
utmost pisaible extent, a means to. Oda end. It
is a well understood and settled' thing. that this
is their tenure of office. Not their votes alone,
not their personal and official ineneace.alone,
must go this, but a percentage of tbi emolu
ments of their office. To demur. at either •of
tbese motions is to subject themselves to sum
raary. dismissal And what worse, all =se
of its enorialti. has pretty much passed away,
from the public: mind. It has come to be looked
impost as-something quite nearly right.-
All these things were undreamed of in the
days of Washington—world have been regarded
with horror. But within the last twenty yeare
they have 'become so fkarillar, so much sequi
cued in as a matter of course, that they scarce
ly excite a thought of the prodigious change in
the political feeling of the . himritry which • they
imply. When the celebrated -phrase, To the
victors belong the spoils,'! . was Sri) inaugurated
as the doetriuo of our political system, ho. RASP
thought a bold assn that picelaimed it. Some
who admired, dared not imitate his hardihood.'
Many who were eager to' profit by its , practical
application, shrunk from openly averring and de
fending. it. But it Is now the settled doctrine I
and practice of allparties—if not universally ap
proved in theory, yet justified as a political ne
oessity.
Tbo immediate consequence' of this li, that
the legislation of the reentry has to *prodigious
extent, come to be originated and" controlled by
Executive influence. To this end appointments
are made or threalened; nod the force of Ex
ecutive influence Is brought in every way to bear
on the action of Congress. And the in:mem
and every day immensely augmenting patronage
of the President is becoming an element ef.dau
ger to the Independence end integrity of the co
ordinate branches of.litovenntient, to .which :no
statesman, no wise team ne patriot can shut his
It is not easy to devise a .remedp which shall
prove effectuaL Under mum eirctunstanees;•.
we have nothing hotter to offs?,:-nothing more
hopeful to suggest,—than what every one. leis .
to Ile In the mutual counteractiou of great oppo
sine parties, and in whatever of salutary power
a patriotic, indopendeutress may exert im
speaking honestly to the great mind and heart
of the nation—in keeping the people Informed •
and wakeful to their interests—lu guarding them
against the arts of profligate demagognes, and in
arousing them to indignant resistanceof every
attempt, on the part of the Executive, to over
ride their opinions and their wishes, by the power
of the patronage they have placistin - his hands.
Prom the Few -
News fans. tie Pantile. Tort Timm.
The George Law arrived yesterday morning,
with dates no laterthan were brought the evening
before from California Ly the Nicaragua steamer,
bat with interesting matter from the South .Pa
cilo Coast. From the boy of San Francisco we
have bad tidings of an exploilon of the steam
boat qteretary on the thirteenth, when just start
ing for Petaluma. She burst her boiler, and. its
force broke the boat literally in peicea. Up to
the last received accounts, forty-two-.persons,
passengers and bands, embracing men. women
and children,
were misting --taany of them pro
bably, were dead. The arrival of the Xis
(steamboat) to her assistance, relieved the sur
vivors who clung to the wreck: . The' Secretary
soon began to Rink. • Mei estimated value was
$25,000; she was owned In 840 Franeizeo.. •
As the steamer Jolla L. &tpitnr,' with which
the Georg* Law connects, was coming- down the'
coast, she ran into Acepoleo Harbor, •es usual
for coal. But she was repeatedly rival upon and
ordered to desist from attempting an entrance
with which order she complied of necessity.
The right of the Mexican Dictator to blockade
the port of Acapulco against the whole world,
may or may not be 6 questionable one, under the
laws of stations, but tint comity of the measure
aginst the regular mail steamers, on the Pad-
Se Ocean. of a friendly power having one of
their-principal coal depots at , Sapuloo,,by. pre
vious' consent of the Mexican authorities, is an
other affair. The inconvenience, great as it is,
Is overshadowed by the consideration of danger
to the mail steamers and their passenger", by
being thus soddenly cut off from their supplies
of fuel. Besides, as regular mail carriers, they
are entitled to immunity in a ease of blockade
against mere domestio insurrection and not a
foreign enemy.. Ii won different with our own
blockading authorities, before Vera 'ern . in
1847--8 as against the West India mail steamers
of England, which were permitted free ingress
and egress during the whole period of war. In
the present instance, the blockade is ordered by.
SANTA Axis to cut off supplies from his insur
gent, General Atrastr, with whom we have
nothing to do, and our people no particular sym
pathy. the John L. Stephens is a Government
steamer, in one sense, bearing the United States
mail flag, and should not have been driven off
-at all events not without, previous and ample
notice of the blockade.
If we are rightly. Informed of Abe. character
and popularity for leadership In revolution of
Armors:, the blockade„after all, will scarcely
accomplish the practical object of depriving him
of his resources. Me may be overpowered by
superior -fame drawn from or near the Capital of ,
Mexico, but until this Is brought to bear by lit
erally surrounding the-insurgent chief and his
partisan!, they will not fail, it is sold, to find
both sympathy and supplied In the department
which he is attemting to revolutionise. '_,.
The Aepinwall papers.. luire — i.letisr-ft rem;
Lieut. Brum, who was so long miaslig,oethe.
Isthmus of Darien, to the Commander of the
British ship Virago. It is a letter of thanks ter
assistance realer's!, and- narrates the eventful
history of his party's wanderings up to the time
of his relief. As &summary of events atirldoli
we hive not before received very fall Sestets%
it will be rand with interest. The gallant
Lieutenant and Mr. Mum: crossed the Isthmus
on the 24th of April, to salt in the Ciano for this
City by way of Havana. • the fever of presents--
tito is rite on the Isthmus. Hence a dozen of
the good-people at Panama; foreign residents
there, got together and made the Lieutenant a
present of a handsome Panama chain.
Droll people they have in Carthagenis, as wit
ness this fact i The Governor of the Province
has been brought to trial.by thaSapociae Court
for removing a town Postmaster without suffici
ent cause A threatening revolution Impeutla
at Bogota; but we are left very much in the dark
as to Ito details: ' ;'
We get returns of a horrid blunder made by
Bette's allies in Bolivia.. He had offered $4,000
reward for Bsuarua's head. The Indiana mis
taking the very . estimable and popular Doctor
Galan ter him. murdered the Doctor and ear
-1 ried his bead in triumph to . Buse, Who could
not do otherwise than pay. 'the prim, though he
did it tit the risk of a riot Bolivia suffers from
the loss from the interruption of trade.
Pore's polities are.worsecomplicated.than er
cr. • (`‘ , 7lLLAitolds. the South. aid is going in
!
to league withlielzu. Tho President, it he goes
out, to meet him, will probably stay out,—so
say the prophets. • . '
From Audi-alio wo hare ['deices to Feb. 21.
Th. world is moviug at our antipodes.. Emigra
tion is all the rage even there ; and a rumor
that gold hadLeen toned at Callao - stirs up the
people of Melbourne, and packet after packet
Lad sailed for that port with full cargoes of rest
less miners. Another monster nugget, like a
tortoise for shspe, and , picked up in a deserted
hole, had been found, and wee iiiking a great
soneadon. It. measured nine limbos by seven,
and weighed over 52 pounds.
lurottaurtvi &Wool, Dnir.oroes.—The school
law which recently pa/Lend t h e legislature, and
received tbe.aenction of ohe'Enecutiye, makes it
the duty of the iireral collating of the CoMemon
weilth to meet In oontantloo at the . seat of jos
tica.of the* proper Crtmty, on the first Monday of
June next, and on the Shit Monday of May in
each third year thereafter, and select' eve' • :c , oce
by majority of the 'bolo tussah* of directors
present, ono *Mon 'of literary end so
quiremente and of skill and el:Quince in the art
of teaching, la cooly superintendent for the
three ancesseding school yearly-and-t h e school
directors,' or • majority of them in each mien.
Lion, shaft determine the amount of e o pennation
for the county suporinteudent, Which eoW com
pensation shall be paid by the Superintendent or
Common &howls by his. warrant -drawn upon I
the State Treasurer l half yearly iastallosenta
if desired ended!, be deducted from the amount
of the State appreprialiim to be pakt the severe!
school districts for said county.
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nanistarit relearnph.
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it.. Failed at Ham,
The editor Of 'the Ardlon Deowerar, aware of
Mr.. Pollock's welldeserred popularity at heme,
is very fearful lliat he will receive a too liberal ,
support from the Petuncrata of Northemberiazul
county.. He therefor* calla upon the faithful to
stand firm, and not permit their feelings of per- . ,
canal friendship for ble. Pollock, to lead them ,
from the Democratic fold:, Although the Dow- 1
eras editor boasts of the "high character' . of ear I
candidate for purity, honesty and Integrity, Thai
does not wish the Democrac y to vote for'l..= 1
We subjoin the editor's remarks, and ourvead:
era eau judge forthemselves or the clutracter s ig 'I
the'llibig nominee for governor, as It appearei&
a 'Democratic paper in his own county;: If . M. 1
Pollock irnot elected by the people t .thery u tiO,
tuo in nominating honest men for'orice: \ ,
, rum the Itlltoeuliteaietht. ,'
.!
• Tue ., Celtnro Etat-rtes.—We hive, thus far.
. termini:4 from saying anything more than to'ex-
press .our decided approval of • the nomination
made by 'the lath democratic convention) The
time, hoverer, less arrived wben• it becomes ne-
cesseryto call the attention ci. the • party In\ this
particular totality, to the impoitance or covocoa
troted action, -.This being the hems of the high.:
ly respectable candidate of the Whig Party ; It
becomes the morn important that we should call'
the attention of the democracy to the necessitY
of maintaining the printiples of the party. " Can
dOr compels us to • say, that Judge Pollock bee
gruit personal popularity, anti that his private:
character.is without reproach ; but, ell this forms
no reason why be ehdeld be elected by the
ald of democratic veters,'Whose principles are at.
varienee , ,with • his. • , a.. \ ' ll- ' -e, * It
mast be reeollected that Judge. Pollock. Is 'not
• now the local candidate of his neighbor*, far 6
neat fn t the Legislature or in A° Congiess of the
United Stated, wherehe wonidike but their rep
resentative in local matters, bat liaparty moping's,
through Aitiersood poputarity,foriqstroi that/fairs
of Dentoengia'.Pistrlsylthsairi t I . .nak la - The main'
object Of the ifitlipertY;and let btr. 'Pollock be :
elected, and we .may boast of the MA character ,
of our neighbor wholtas been elevatowl,tethe Ex- i
sender, Club., htit at \ the'eame time:* Will be I
compelled to deplore the destraction o{ OF par- 1
ty, and the therifice of etre principles! \ --., - - •
In the above we have endeavored to gee& the
.comlog. election- fairly.inifore the 'demoorsey of
this democratic, county; without any desire to ; do
injustice toJudge P,ollocit; a b vitioman for-Whet' a
we have every kind feelh4. t duty to oar par.
ty, and &sincere wish, to see lie principles con
tinue to triumph thronghoutthe State, , leave& us
no other °purse. •
... '-. ',.:\ \
i'as Nv-
Toe New Yomr. Rwittltriettriinsairia,--
OnMondey afternoon the Bighteehth Anaheim , -
ry. of the New York Institution. for' Ike Mind,
was celebrated •at the Tabernacle:\ The - louse
was filled, mainly with ladies. .Prayer wan offer
ed by the Rev. Da Witt.- The Superintendent,
T. Colden Cooper, Bag:, then introduced the ex.'
creisesseitb a brief address, in sthichte stated
the general , plan adopted with reference \ tit pu
pils. Them-who become blind ininnturs, life, .
are employed and taught to support thencrelves.
These . between the ages of twelve and fifteen
i years, are, sepported, edmitthd, and thught, a
trade. After seven years training they are emit 1
out to provide for themselves. One hundred and
I eighty blind .persons are connected with this es-'
I :tablisluieut, besides the pupils supported at the .
eipenanof State. %Blind children are sent to the
Institution from all,.parts of th e United States
and the British Provinces. The State of New
Jersey pays the institution two hundred dollari,
per pupil;. and a similar allowance is made by I
Pennsylvania to the 'institution in Philadelphia. ,
The numberthstrueted in the schools, the past
,_ 1
year, has been 110, of which 62 were males,,and
54 females. . 'The diebugnileitts of the year I
LASS been $58,032 25, and tbd receipts $48,854-
GO. The exercises of the pupils were of the
moat interesting character, and the band, wholly
blind; and numbering twelve instruments, per
formed finely, • \ .
SEAIIIII'S 1:81E-ND SOCIETY.
• The Amerimin. Seamen's Friend 'Society cele
brated the Twenty-sixth Anniversary in the Tab
ernacle, on Monday night, Peletlan Perit, Esq.,
President; in the Chair. The Rev. 11, Loomis,
one of the SeCretaries, presented en abstractel
the Annual Report which was of a highly.inter... l
eating character. . ,* ' '
-' The total receipts !Mollie Trearstrythrring the
year ending April 80th, vrere"s27,72l 91; an
increase of $2,241 29 over thereceipte .of tut
year: - 'The eipendittreei during the' same time'
Lava boon $.=,389 00; leaving a balance in the
treasury of $395 i 11.% This ameunt does not In- .
elude the receipts of local societies on the us.;
board &adze, the West, which must amount in
the aggregate to over $60,000 a year for cement
expenses, besides over $ 55 , 0 00, raised most of it
during the
last two years, for the erection of
l• • Sailor's Homes and - Bellies:, By an maniple of
the improvements in the habits of milers, the
report atstes that the Seamen's Savings' Bank in
Wall street LOS over two millicms of dollars on
deposit belonging to seamen. On fifteen oonsec
. nitre days within the year, $40,000 were depos
lied exclusively by 1110131: Rev. J. C. Fletcher,
late Chaplain of the' Society at Rio Janeiro:
moved the adoption of:the Report, in a speed'.
Of some length. ni. Rev. J. P. Cleaseland, of
Northampton, Dr. .Betbune, -of Brooklyn,. fel,
lowed with brief addressexi attar which. the Dow-,
ology was sung, and the large assembly was dis
missed with a benediction by the Rev. Dr, Sem-
_ -
• COCILLAOZ Or A ',aria-Ito Gins. —The skidlktl
acts by the nomads people of Lapland in throw
lug the lasso avails them, at, times, in making
captives of other animals besides their own dear.
" On one occasion," so Said a clergyman .Thom
'3lr. Lloyd motwith in NOrrland, and who vouched
the the
. troth of the story, “whai Lepp, 'in
company with a young female, was driving the
bard through the forest, they accidentally roused
alarge bear from his Winter quarters.—The girl,
very 'fortunately, had the lasso in her' hand,
which, with mat cooleness and Am, she threw
over his heed, as ha was slowly quitting his den,
and at the Immo instant •co4ed the other end of
the thong aronnd a trim. The brute on thus find
ing himself, in the toils, dashed at the intrepid
Amason, but, as she slipped to one side, he (arena=
ately missed hisaim, and on ooming to the length
of the tether, was, in sailor's language, brought
short up and `thrown to the 'ground. Bruin's
career wee revives at end, for, in seising the
thong with his Fore, and by so doing tightening
'the'noose, he . . presently managed to strangle
-himself. '' The Lapp, on seeing the beast charge
the girl, took fright and ran away; and, as o
'consequence the bold • wench; who was to have
married him, sent him at once to the right about
very properly refusing to hare any thing more
to say to on dastardly a fellow.
: BY virtue of mmdry writs of Venditioni
Ex
,poeas,.LorsriFiats, end Fieri Facts% issued
out of the Court of CommonPlean, and District
Court, of Allegheny County, and to me directed,
will bo exposed to Publio Bale. et the Court
Rouse, in the City, of Pittsburgh, on Afondsy,
Jane sth, 1854, at 10 o'clock, A. X., the follow
ing described property, to wit t• '
All the right, title,intcrest and claim of James
Armstrong, of in and ta, all that certain lot of
ground, situate in the 7th Ward of the City of
Pittsburgh, fronting °nth" north side of Duncan
Street, twenty-two teat, %and ostending baCk
northrrardty the same width, 109 feet„, and ad
joining McCartby'a lot on the west, and lot .ef
Ramsay's belie on the east.
. .
Seised and taien in execution tts the property
.cf James Armstrong, at the •Insit of John Kpm
neth.
AU the right, title, interest and claim and:es
tate of John Aiuberson,deo'd, in the handset his
administratriz, of; in and to aU the, following
described reed estate, to wit; The. first described
piece la situate in the borough of Manchester on
the north side of Sheffield street, beginning at an
alloy at ilia distance of liio feet Scot f rom Chscr
tier street, and. containing in fronton Sheffield
street forty-two feet and extending back pre
serving the same width northwarnly
. and par
allel with Chortler street 138 feet to an alley, ea ,
athich is erected a two Story brick dwelling house.
The other piece of ground situate in the Reserve
Tract opposite Pittsburgh In the Third ward,Al
- city,' and known by the names of lota
Nos. 36 and 37 in a pion oriels laid out by It. 8.
Cassat, and recorded iu tho Recorder's office In
bOok vol. 55,1:ege f 180,• beginning st a cor
ner of lot No. 88; thence running along Tomato
street 40 feet to a corner on Knoll street; thence
along said street 100 that to Orchard alloy; theace
along said alley 40 feet to a corner lot. No. 38,
and thence along the same 100 feet to the place
of beginning, being th part of out lot No. 143 in
the Reserve tract near the North Comments' the . .
City' of AfegbenT
• taken in eieention as the peeper, ty
of John:Amberson, ..leit'd; with notice tollill A.
Smith; Bethel. Thomas, Rithel'ubas a w now
Rachel McNamee, Adraltastrptrix, at do sett. of
•
leorge R. Massey.
ALSO, - •
"AU the right. MN, Interest eretabdat of - Robt.
a—Brooks, of, In and, to all that teltlitl !star
ground, situate in tha airy. of rittabergb, tattier
a front of l'r feet on Grant Amt. and 'zlenalag
back 90 feet,_adJoixdog the tot 'of Dr. Nitight an
the north, and being on the emit aido of Grant
-street wit 'Water 'vett, having Abelson erteutd
a throe Katy trick dwelling bottle, fronting on
Grant Arent, and tiro' and a Ulf 'atery,retiele
burldinton the rear of the lot. - •
Batted and taken to exottutiottUaihe lin ;perry
of R. 0. Brooks, at the reit of louses 11104-1
VOLURE LXVII-.*JIVIBER 231.
•
4
•
~. '• . ALSO, . • '
•""" ale right, ,title.teresrud
Barnett, of, ice ` an d to all that cert a ina lot of
ground, Ileum on Fourth street,' in - .the city of I
Pittabargb, , Allegheny coimty, Peemsyletnia,'4
having a front on Fourth street of 21 feet more '‘ it and extending beck, 110 feet to an alley, •0a \
which is muted a frame shed, used a smith 'vi
Seized and taken in. Meantime as the property ". 0 .. .
of Charles Barnett, at Use nit of Jane hotly. ... il
ALSO,
All the right, title, interest and olden of Jos.
Dickson. of, in, and tea certain piece or tract of
,g-,
land edtuate in FindlaY.Toireshi : Oa the waters
.41
of Potato o:hpien -Ron, acid described
ss follows, tit: Beginning at I\ stone coati/mous
to the Spring course belonging to said lot thence ,
by land of John 61'Clelland north - 27 . 4 degrees, - 1
:.west .20 perches and 54-100 to er stoat, Ileac, •
Iby, land late of Patrick Cain south 64 dogma
weal 18 perthesandseeeuty.tight sevedpnizolcs
to,a stone, south 211 degrees,,east 12..geteltes
'end eixtr.four one hrontireths parches Mesa/op.. e.
. nollll'62+ degrees,' east 18 and sevanty.eight
_ll,
! s soventy - -ninthe perclum - to the plated beginning, l . ;
',containing one acre and one half, caret measure 4 :V..-
I —sing part of a certain tract of land,' granted. • 1
&a .; •. - . , • ' - 5
~ • Seized sad taken in execution as the property -:
'of Joseph Dickson , at the suit of John Adler.
ALSO,
'All the tight, title, interest Lad chitin of Ames • '
.:•,
Faulkner,- of, in, and to all that cattalo let or s -,, .-
piece of ground, situate In the city of Allegheny, -.-,
bounded and - deleaed -ea follows, to wit I Be- ..
gime ing , eerie West tide' Of Webster Onset, at • ,if
the corner off' as alley ten feet wide, theatre 111/.014 ' •ii
said allet.'weetwardly 110 feet - to an nile7 20 ' 1 .
feet wido'thence along- said :twesatt fe4 alley
southward 4 29 feet, thence along the line of lot
No. 41 in the, same plan oacteardly . llo.feet to
Webster street, thence. along said eared north
wardly 20 feet to the place of , heginnlog ; being
lot parked Na '43, In William " Graham's plan
Being the mime lot which VlMiiire Ohl= and
wife, by deed dated December 1, 1848, greeted 1 '
and - conveyed to said James Faulkner, pa ; bich
... •
is erected a two story brick. dwelling house.
. - SeVeal and taken in-execntinnatths•Troperg :•
of James Faulkner et the suit of Cemeljusimta. • •
Ala°, . ..s ..... ' .. .
I:• - All the right, 'title, Interest and c l a im or; Wil- "• •
low liebsfy, - of,• in, sad. to ;all that: - certain •"-'•
itread.of land elitists in Mfrlte towmehliVeliedbleh . '•.
•
in erected a log house end X o 6,bonsastoootigo. ; ....:.
: ing 160 scree more or lees, bootteMsk by-loodi tit •• , •
Dr. Olivet, John CochrearliMelOsielfet . p . Hled . •
Ned and others.' '' .'' - • t :*.
.- . , - :•.. '.,.
. \ 'felled and taken in - exteitioli.4B4eiMiejirti
.--.•
of Ifin. Mehally, at 'the switte:Ofepiielter :- •I
for . . . .
ALSO... • ~ ..t ~. 3 5 • ~ - .
' . Alllbei right, title, interest:and Salalliek Ada -.: ...
IdeDowiill, of in and Moat 'Mats ceirtetii Tot or ' :1:
i piece of ground, altnateraudfrontingetillialut . " .
1 side of ;high, street, in the. Third li le
ted . f ?the ' .• • ..:
' City of Pittsburgh, and- containing Ix hoist. no -'' •'i
High street:2o feet, and extending back east- \ - • 4
warily 80 ritt,.adjolniog property of the Ger. .•• ...,
Mean Evangelical Church on the south; - ercd 'Pie* • ' •••.;
potty of .I.moir ; Ooldocs on the north;: tedng - the ••
• • .
omelet of greeted wbleh Wm. Hendirmn tad :
Neife, by deed dated 2d day of Februarg,:lßso;\
VA In DeedEnok, and. 93 , p..:21/8„ conteled \
41, e -raid Jobn M'cDotrell„ on perpetual lens, •--.
-hpielthel t Is erected' kehree story b r ick dwelling
albodo, and two brick. •tenements in the- vtar .
."..
IBilked and taken in eiecutitn . as the property ;.,'
\'of John c 'McDowell, at de - Omit of William ,Dil- •1
:worth; jr - .. - \ • '
• ALSO; •• J
1.• •
All the right title', intereseand clai m '
of Smte'l
hlcEllitutt4o.in, sad to ell'lfiet tertsizklff of '• 1 , -: •• •
ground situate In the borough - 4f Ellialiellti,'lto.' -': , • ..:
ginning at. the Vertler . Of Second terediallteereets, • ' l •.:
and running - with Second street 50- feature; of •••• :'. - •
John Walker, jr,\ thence by eaid.TflAsen.Jhe ..... . '
120 feet to Front Street, thence hy;), 'L . 011840.051- • ......•
410 teethe Mill street, thence by 31a.,ativillt ISO
.feet to the place of beginning , whits* leuglieeif I
' --
ed a two story friune, store bottoei . typoistvg
Louses and o frame shim,.
~ ~..- f e., .•,• ; z 't;l:.-: '
.. Seized sad taken lo exeetitign at'tb_crinorty
of Samuel IlleElheany, , it three* of Weeep,.. l ;:kle . . --- . .
1 ley, rot:tise.•;. -.- • , .., ; • ..r k .,.7 • • ..,, - ... s.
' • ALSCh. - 1 . 1 . .,, •'• •'<;,_' '
Allthe right, title, intere s t antidotal of AttLn'
oherjy, of, in cod to the Bellowing described lots '• •••••
or pieces of ground, In the Borough . of ?nevi:. --.---•
tems, de : All that certain lot, in mid %Tel:00k •
fronting 60 feet more or less on the Petmsylvanlat ., • :
Canal, and extending beek to Stasedystriouto 8
'::.„ •
Thicker, erected a large two /Miry Blum dvrolling 1; --_,
house and ont-buildttg, now teeeept,ed .k.r.,J• N. ;
Elershberger as a tavern stand. '• \ ..,-
Arco—All:thit eeitaln other lot, \ adjoining . f t
the rest . described lot, and bounded u- ibl-
lows, , to wit: Beginning 'on the Carla. at the . • -
north-eastern corner of said last deleX‘42,ed lot, : ''
.•',.'
thence along the line of said lot 45 feet 6 inches e • ... '• ..
thence parallel to Kennedy street 10 feek.thenne
parallel to the line of the lot nforesaid 'feet to
Kennedy street, thence along 'Kennedy OtrilieS/S i
...
feet 6 inches to line of let. now or (stn - .01.
Thomas Donnelly, thence along the ellme toe
Canal,
Canal, and thence along the Canal 49 feet.,6
~ : \ . -,
chis to the pine° of beginning. -- \ l .•
Seised and taken htexecutlon as the property ; .
of John Oberly, at the sort of JalllEl WCIIII.CUP3 \ •
& CO. •
AT,Sp,AII . • "
. ,
the right, title, iterett and claim of Alex.
Borland, of, in and Walt/fat certain lot '
piece of ground altuakinixtbapotoogh of. South
Pittsburgh, being ottr.f..trista 'street at the Ab
tance of 8.04 perches ik . ,ft/An" iwfty s to P. Bogey's
line; thence north 35 degArest 13 84=100 perches
to another life of F. Bally; and thence along
mad line • north 86 deg. 'east 6 04-100 perches;
thence South 86 deg. east 16.87-.00 perches' to
Coal street 6 6.5-100 perches to. the place of be
ginning. On 'which is erected a small dwelling
Seised an d taken in execution as the property
otitis*. /lowland settle suit of Gordom
All the light, title, Interest and claim of John
F. Richards of, . and tcl, ail that certain tent.
ment sad lot of ground labiate in the borough
of Elisabeth, being lot No. 4 in the plan ,of Eliza
.bettitown, being 60 feet front on Water street.
and extending back along Strairherrialliii 120
feet to First sheet, hazing thereon etteoltetietWO
story brick dwelling home. •.• •
Seized and taken In Execution-as the .•
of John F. _Richards at the suitor Anna &swirly ,
executrix Of ft IL. Steward, dec'd. ''
• ALSO, • , "
All the right, title, ' interest and ellizabf Wfl.
liam Shore, of. in ard to all those four ceitala
lots of ground in Pit-bridge and Bele' phut of East
Pittsburgh, each lot containing in front on Wl*.
Ington street 60 feat, and extending back the
same width /60 feet to honey street, beleg tot°
Nos. 23, 24, 26 and 20 in _Dithridge and, fla ts'
plan,' as recorded In plan book No. 1, page 461.
Seized and taken In execidoir as - the property
of Will' Shore, at" 04 -suit of Jelin Larkins.
, ,
All the right, title, interest'and claim and ea.
tate of •John Wilson, of itzt&te . the folio - win;
described tract or f a rm of had boutshiling -126
acres more or less, 'haste bz Pinn torn** and
hounded by lands of John Longlyn the southeast,
-byy Cluistian Bcdrely on tde southwest,. bj Body
Hatruasll-op the borth and by Sally Wilson an tha
—,.which said farm Is now or late in the been
paneyd WCSIViy, OD which are neat!!
double welling(log) bowie and barn, enori•Otli
er. out buildings, and a largo quantity of land
cleared.
' &it* and taken in gait
as the property
of John Wilson,* the nit of Trims= chwatms
for uio.
211 tho right,; title, interest kid clalvinf \
ert Wright, of in and to, a certain lot of ground,' \ •
album on Penn atreet;in the litk .Ward of the \
City of Pittiburgh; beginning it s point 216 feet
went of 011ara strut, running
j r/lek w ith
O'Hara street 100_ feet to Mulberry , ey, the dud
of which is recorded in Deed Book s3,.page - 85. • •
Seised and taken In nxecntion the.propertif
of Robert - Wright, 'at the quit of William h DR
wort,Jr. . . - -
, .
. Purchasers will be required to pax 20pereteut
on the purchase money, on all micas loss that
$lOO, and 10 per mat. on all purchases above . '
that sum. ' •• - WU. MAGILL.
Pittsburgh, May 12p 185 k. • •
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e-brudie mat th• 8..1" 1 " 41 ` cu&
- AILIZIKLASII:32k LT9 Mood '
150 dos.; assonegag e
101.11071N11Mr4
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