',..,0 ..2'... ..,, W ill InE -: : i . .. lj ' ' " T ' ESTABLISHED. Ili:,1786. BUSINESS - DIRECTORY: N. PIITTINGILL CO.ll ADVESTIIIINg AGIIOT. 121 liZillll Mtn. Totrxe. P. Oc.. art Aximti fixtbetiositnltvcst iilsodl i mmit eirou i r touttpadyl y i .p. 7 oxFo la, Us Unll.l 14aLes. Comps, Taal and Fang goods. _.,...W111111/IC.TaSkert ~. • •• . 'PLAtItNgW. YORK, invites att•ntkd oalo•t&rn IPeptern Merchants. - ArbWarregeon °Maw Oman% Udr. and _11„011. 04/6•ltrn UM" itetledl.s . Patnnoti. 00101:Pott son maim, J•• out d... 0 Podnd Bon•••,_11M• .But- M,CarnlantalLaskUurgM 110,V4 Oim. Palls •320;1 ii laV j denniptiooppdp.pu, Iflorlant,=Og • mend and vorp ir im... stoet of lim aol Plab. Mann and lienailm .t. U. also Mns for dm d O at kopeured Paper as Dr Niter aclodol Inn up I nL n th• best insiwr. • ; , .WILO.I4II,TABIL 101, • —lO Ps* Pm*, Nov York.' P. &—Plosint out We out. - . naTO3-I,n Pittnt Emitlts ...Skirts. • DATES do FRANCE, No: 1 Barclay street, New York. UTIONon• aNannuto• accept May lave the ceinap of the rata:Ad asanaracturers and ornate I nnictag to• pros dad according-to law. ath2Crr W. JAQSSON & SON: ORATE AND . FENDER MAKER, PRONVIZ••I3OI3SIOADWAT,' - NEW YORK. Joaldly . • mita wmucuinatt, : CAR, LEWIS &'BdRTOW, N 0.161 Wllliaat stnet.— g na nat Vartnty of PAPill an gag s natikantla= l. IlookbiWana Itaantanatem, =BORN 55., 54 Maiden 14w k, tt i ll/M3,1 2° """tolouortc=l, liiipertei of Pelished Plate Ghee, Men the olleatablisheitiennuftotory of the •BRITISII PLATE CLASS COMPANY,.: RATETHEAD, LANDAVER E. ENGLAND, IDOLISIIED PLATE of all 'sizes, suitable Wlndrars a Stem and rase=. Show Caaat. Zia - Va l ‘ Id ,MlLl=4 . 2 ' Zle.r. Rh girt. " AutziabAiPiatTE GLASS COMPANY: " roatory.::Williameharg„.„L. 1....- Vsobeariber Paving taken the Agenor IM &bays °crawly. la now .malded to TuraLda Routh Phi* U 1..,. Pkyllahta, Fltaatlles and Pavements. of a quality aap.rlkao an. ImPortni =Ude. sad st wads loner rates,,_,, JOUN It. PLLTT. „. , . TV UtUTZT 1112•94. Nn Tart , ',..tifETl MIL CENT. ON AUCTION AND 'I3IPOITATION 1 . . 3 ' ••• ~--. _. • GEO. IL 113,ACT it CO:. , r.... will'. 4. coni. r of Mold= Lure Nov. York. IMPORVIRS 0.11. •_.. , ,:-. -- -Iklntlenieso Zzindatting Goods. 0, AVIIITAIeGini fined -to adopt the ' cash 3f a vo id brelbiltuyeri to an thoectlon of Maly il= a this eotabitOutonst may to faced a large no& well 7e 4 =l otooltoosolothig .103.1 of doh Bomb and Cm. llogawlowes. Ugh', ..motote.klueltentlent Stocks_ Napoleon Tlne, Shirts of it. gclollthel.l. . elm tweet thworodla thls budnees the uto loot Wont, oleggitat to tMgeolestry, le they taro mule ugh to la Mame thot =orate motet= try almost .actor Arrow. tho el:wheat gorge the =Mut ogards, owl wed on *IL to nth!, themselves theievuy , . Ix a. ftralaing Una may be Ibtmd lure. .. . . ial*sadP • b p r atlpN, S. BILIOD. Ist " • morons, April 7, , 0114*.74Joseb Now York ctty: rryatibrated color 0 .. noir acknowledg ‘tto bibs tbi; IIItIAUSAV AND MOAT PIM. - otor,PtodootAlst tots or .skroLha Vilittivito*Put tiro etttert_brits bright lae. obodo.oaka Ur Um PAULIN 111020AxrrY of stab tat -1"Totalo' CIVIL t " . - g !" 4 : TIN ! "" t • by ottalsogry. t i 4=l,l oil. pot up In W l A=r3ol a riltbrtontrobto. uttlatiitrof tailor .lob lost tgolorpOrt albs tottatrryomt appllcatioo by Win or moonlit*, st Moak.. • • Tao anon *ban 4•lltoroctvill Os gostantoid to too folly squat to lA* sample forwarded. • Alt ontarivill b prompUt stbolded to 11141 •;otattited. Upon tbo moot tabottlabLo toms. aotoy to SOW. NOM P " ,rs = cf. R . 4 lo ek•ln War 3 ts• / 4 4 0 0.1t4 Y, Carpet" Oil Cloths and Matting': NEON:I& ClO.. Ace it rfrATAzzr.,4,x4ts - wo9D, A Rltriow'rexua largeauti choice as .sentantat irJRP.NGS of - Wt - .Mart and moot bamatilta tat torna amoldffuff Olt - 7; • n. 41110: I IlainVitd tt tit;i (1107118, • - how ato sa siatarlds;_ 502111ti01l and Mime. .111"Tobla01101ottua =a.m.% Ott &Wog buff mod emu ffollanff Window - Mated Flamm' Satin Oor ra P S l a =M UT- " tt TooXi u tff rat r toll? WILIWFB'B 'PLATFORK 'I3CALEB.: LYE andorsigned -tutting. bear appointed . nottod:4= i fte . Oa .111141. et then nienate4 • L. Ity_ttt orient terreten • ... ~ -; 1;;• . - tt .T. 2.AIRBANI/Eas _CO., , ..--. Peepenitar twin aeon,. of tatbottem cam emareeller ve en 114=Aget lintel over all e& 7 ., •• - ftriatthe .." - -11 s Wenn Ibreaglent temettimie ad unlaces wenn waxen Manna. - ' , ArArrir/ll•Hrerrardt - IllN-tat rjErl YVO • e• en .$.; •to • 611 moos att. _Omuta, Portable. ntronett. 07 0 • ••• ,*• T , 0 ,. 3 &di...a mot owl ken, et • - • seen. •.110811SY it WittAß - .- • • lISS Limey street, Comment Row •—•;;.:..: . ,Book an Job Pitbiting. IQ .T:•131111YOCK, having _recently is fido =arid hie lob Prlakloit Ornat lost/Mnastavot above ksoltlaioi4.4laaotto Solkhog, Iroala rookodfally otholt t a l And l°m"..4- tieeoso lusr44? o, 5 zw 3 44 ., • • IxFiatoos• al OM AI" g — tho kaildo of ti .1. • isakoesstaser , Itlfty row Book ••••• Qs 6.4 404 6.,; saw , , m7/0 :BURGH COACH FACTORY' XMI.III morevr-.—.:44b5.v. BIGRIAW..&•CO .• •.• ojo-ILTI.I. 21+. • • 1.11:0 w 04b..i. ink fillsburgN Penna. vadoivroilmorlos of haw %Ideas .asol.lllltibed 41 mg_ wormwoodfor • r ii i=1:1.! . • 011 . nod Leather Store. - , D. ZULTEPATRICK, . , _2l. South ' Third ` Street; ' ' Mstititiltal Chestnut ets,Thtledelladlti IA SATE SPANISH . HIDES, or , tatted PeettaXe, Same . etlZlkllaseri 2 ...ll=e k tit te=tterastri, kr vide titres:4 t •• sties slit le styes Isaiah, or takes fa Kahan. • Labia' Mina Orr . dte lgagal L:111001014 ;McGirr:MOON *lto A.LE GROOER B. Prodietiati &salute'Nunn% AND DEALERS. Akozufactureddrtioiao, . NO; 2lBrAid!orty orfef,torso of frook, 'PrITSBOBiI .PA. - EtA z GEOCNRS AND • 7 ' l .ll6Ar ; FaintrinFligi Pradllte and Pittston/II luvracintst 'No. 141 Water Streely, I".` cb ight&lion. Purim. James Irwin •&„ .MANuF-AOTrinEßs 07 pILPIIIIRM - AOll4 Sulphuric Ether; zzeg r a aware.: ra.Aioif, Nit& Atlik . . . . ' 1114411112Z1111,11T. i, , fix , * M ASS -WORKS. - . '''''"Wlll: - IYAVIDSON. can kanrACI'URICRS anddealen,mTiak, ifttita. soda irtharaisetiatartut mom's*, ,P.AINTERS: • IiONG,SC LA'NE, • It9pkit AND SION-pencrEas, . 413 4Z . 311=D iaut tn:FET., Ali orders prouiptly attended' to:: ' agesded la awsomftravla. NM& : : :.11417011.1ff BOILLIEL tyareiviYtian, suitable for ..711.6416:Wde, 4 tt r at e r reenau came. ana W siVertzta, rrtaraid •stou witlxont. than., • • • -sr th.o4 stima, mo,„, ma!" /4• 5 5 11 .' rr a nr a 4 *UM *lto =kW* t Awe.: Ctispettings;"o ll Cloths and lllatpngs. -. ,i' -- ROBISON it. 00.;"' , , -. - I.oViieingsr, °EPDXY'S, ITIN TilMtliti. - . A now on heuld, and to which they en nArt n lar i t i r t z•z t e, bs ebono tighsa c i arb b lit .14 .1 eistern wino. Ato-aor door,: ol li alll elotaita rcaSi t isas ai l % re, 1, inich the sttontios of paillbsimilf ye. . . . .... Intelligence" °Mee.: Sr, t,CA.z.tt:arrizzr. 01019 - Ora of an I,2rasiteteadth.lk"hfiedvatro=ugre teg amets„...onmnotailite Mars livora. attaadowl to. - I. Donaldson. Aldannan. ooniererenn and St. CWr 4 3,tw0 r1. "= ju 9a.guy "*" .sa.spn b e ftg . •tb.riarte"f SOlYlT , Decttist,lroui in en ?414 eve aoc:ot staket z _ , • ,:n4SR 47141 M,. toilhf=tbilhithen af 0141a1;11 0 1 - - VI 17.4 . 4ari' rwat re r imuiry.••nbir w Vet r iaWet imatubsak we, nitraja.- - • -.7. • - • - - AIT BUSINESS CARDS. I BANK? 11S AND BROKERS. ATTORNEYS. LOUIS 80112LEFER, Attune" it Law and Eastern Collector - Ol:4 AND PEVVnAN=Le RAltloALt W=llP4stl6oTramiahoutrdlersra. xxxxxx xaS: • mieri. }OZ. a; ci r t,„,,', O. T.lrPr. muhturol, 'TbeMloreilmasettcr. , •li. r.m do.. • . J. W. TuOMPSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND COMMJ33tONZA FOR PENNSYLKANLi, Davenport, lowa, WILL Ray, Sall and Locate Lands and • YLoma Viamgat; Pay Taxes, Collect Ulalum Mean Pdalbay,ae. - Pron. W. P. Johnstm. Messes.Bpetagerr liztbuwlca 00.. 1.413c11 PlUsbaniTh Usurp UN% Esq. ' ,tors9.3m4 W.iIALL, Attorney at LW . "Bake, irslre niald,lagar Grant stxrat, todmiatikutth and a5aa...171. °SEM. S. . 'P. MO II Attor witat Law. O likao N. 14a, ya.u. mithfie4d,sad Orsca, Pittbrgh.-Ps. rarN lOtthitT D. it A ', Attorney at_i_a . w, Bt. tout . r" 1100 BERT POLLOOK, Attorney at Law— a, Owner .f PM and Gnat stawtamposito Mel:nod ome e.T.4 Pltbbargh. • • my= -T,5.7 A MPS J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, office .Fourth stmt. 'sere Gnat, Pllolabunid J./A-MI ASPER. E. BRADY, Attorney st Law, No. TS Firth etnac.Vlttaburgh. - AGENCIES. Michigan General Conn:6'lon ant Collea :ton Agency,Office, colkotion - or Boma and Foreign "IldinsuatlTa and allothaildcinai 'datum; In &nadir= as adjunsatdratma Inadatment and Payment, of dlallays, Payment or Taus, &Waage and Bain Of Baal 7tR.111 ann Maki and lasanuma & aNDMIKOLIN, Mehlgan. -,WAsnnear PlnabargA—Mmada Kramer a &ohm, Haat =ra &Ca" assadta• Ofd& Gonad. litawart. & On.. lifaxmo—Tado Amides or KlebteMl, .11:001 rerviebale Insurance Coonmak. Boldieießonity Lai& le Claims&giblet the Government. WILL will prooure Bounty Land: Wax nuts 115oblimmtbalt willow. mtheo obildnnt. 111proomento claim agabtot - the Oarornment,' zad otton4 to bnitnou in the . 0013 A otttlainut" tosently tablisbed by oceirrem_ siironak, No. lit Third duty above Stoltbllold, t0h2041 . - 011 A RUM NAYLOR. WK.& JaW/N'S DEAL ESTATE OFFICE, No, 87 Front Lit stn.t. ad door hobo Itarkek Dealer In Leto Mom- Dube Oro Pig Irop. to. Wit property bought sad sold. AUSTIN 'LOOMIS, - Real Estate Agent, Stock. Iderchsadim utd Bill Ittottr, - olto. Ea to. 02 outlast:net, shwa Wood. Bodnar promptly Otto ~., ~ r eRDO`, , tart' ' esterxi : • nate Co., DT Water street. ,GARDINKROOFFIN, Agent for Franklin ET Imam= Co . roaayOlartit.nrat wenn of Mai r a C F&I:UW.IM, Agent for Delaware,lia omuser. 43 W. street DRUGGISTS. TalIN HAFT, Jr, (ffluseessor to Jas. 14'Ciuf- Mf.."g l =ENV , .t4TsL n =.'l d a... , Ma m =../tttabsigki. ArEasubr Agtat kr Dr. IIOHN . "P.l- SCOTT, - -Wholesale 'Dealer 7in Drug., P . Oila, Varnishes ant Dri N 0.1911 terty tugs% P11a..A.1 sta. • '• • • All orders' rill wain •• ••• atiestlent.. 'A. FAILNESTOCK _lc CO., .NVlolesalo "Drukacltta, and maradie own ofWblto 10441t0d and Ilthisso, corm Woos and hoof armed'. Pitts. SELLERS, • Wholesale Dealer D rug . ; Rub, cri, Varnish 7tc, jaer i & — REWEli, -- WoTes7d A M ROM L=64% comer at Meet? and Prt 114. streelis, SOLIOONAIAXER. k: CO., Wholtrale e. • Thwadsts, ?cm 24, Wood divot, Plttabargb. JOSEPR Fix MING; ElaceesiKa• to I. Wilcox t Ca. wrung Mutat stand and Dtainoodi—s»pa ana• =Lat band stall and coandata anantnadd innP. Malkin* Cbadtat• Partaaarri wads PralettrUtall larseillr meraisuled st bra.. F IItiTIZTTFAIFIcq Jogai ATM/. -ATWELL, task CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS. Produce -& Commission Merchants, „ . PITTSBURGH MR.AVUS4OTURES, he. 8 Woad m, betwesa Water sad Wrest .gt p 1 PirrtUlUltoll DAVID D. 4/BREST, Flour;Prodaeo; 'Provision And Commission ' t CirNIT - T; J.. sin Lecrksered. Wrf4tlW Hogg. PittSbOrgh, erShis - attention to sato of Yloar INTltalieoti, lard, Cm" Bata. ends. ins B• 41, an. le. sbremitta reepsetfally opyciat. •!. - • 8131 7 /Cf El. :ME (late of ihb Snit of king & Mortheadj COMMISSION MRCUANT, Dan= LY:XICt:XL7 . 4 I . 41W BLOOM No. 76 Water street, below lllarket, sow prrnsuumn. PINN _ O. CROW* --. MILLS ittFEISEY & WELLS. PORK -PACKERS Wholesale Deniers In ,Prorisicns, . ue 00AIMISSION MERCHANTS, 031Lumarr RTZILAT, • Mr! Mv. • . PITLIDLTIGH. PA. rebntovAL--springer Harbaugh Co., iors ratoolod to NO. LitAttirella. intgan —unarm !owns Elva= dilifauira & (sweep- L Harbangla3 Clogiudadra an* forwarding tr. Aldan Is Wad and Pram* andrairi OS Liberty otormot.elttaborgh. - wa. A.. A. RABDT, atitrArrraPVpoillifixotiftilicil.N 7) Infant Ike Illadlgan end 1110,1311p0111 - No.Bo Water!, Pittalmrgb, Pa. . . J. 111; BMX& & CO, EtOftwARDING & COMMISSIuN cruNlillukt=gaillraisfiLitreiri„. • % ar s Rttlat z .V= ' sublrtiN4 • - -- -we. Sozioor r 'el. ROBISON & CO, Wholesale Grows, Alarm hoodasss. oassueso. manasstr y strat..l7.n. B. CANFIELD, late of Weneer Obio •11.14.hg cb rri= 4 V ie ri ao . won sow% Mitratawrarti " *" " l Z ili rdesiriroGeEZrratr a". & *bob Grocers, Prodooo 100 000/I,lo4oll*.obsths.so4 Niles ka 4i.iteggN wmurnoun.--usNar:E. 11) OWMWVRAwordiaissuSo2olsoWw Woles•lt+4,l% Rola la Glom, Datum, Lilo Produce SS Wood strooliaboos Water. Ptitsbaret - se ra ltdAS PALMER, Insporke . sod Ppigei: W , MeOLINTOOK, Im sod Whole. atris,SlattleristrlllPtiver CIL" Mk Mika Boit k DRY GOODS. 7uBE'PH , ROUNE & CO, Wholeeale and Betail Maori in TRUEILEII4IB, • imaziominua, Hamar AI atoms Faux Goods. &o. Nal? Mold bet; and ghi DieriMlNL SilrAoosto tor Boodlor's x.ma mblikY i D.-114, 4e.; &Bre., • ~ . . . • Ex 91 lAtirliet at', are doting out their en ' tt .... witattiici.d..4=rolmt from Wont,. 4- a oft boo , ' o frfor loweetoroat of 'lilting "P. WMC 4 SAIit .u, k 414 Iles tbils% iroil Ogearaill i1vit=4"1„„,.,4 A. a. soact mamas, it. suf. ..4. 4 —A ,4 4 IN&W WLnleealea nßebut &,SUBOIIFLELp, Wholesale gaillgetiLairt434ll.l6=.laa,"'*r" imkth e t ILLINERY_ .(300.1:0--Bonne:Ribboiall; idl os lhathdd Da reach Flower .: , Oro . do lirtigit . -Om A BI NIId Donnat rafts. all collar, ~ , Iddanak- tAndr. allgOlord. , ' Do Ramo. do dc; Wirt dot illittr amanOtc. - Do Immo Mid Onrirtirsod tilkitt u rety air tr. arirea la Or Igi litany Dr.: Wo • y ill. adandkri O ( WWm+■M ■ wa , 4 a er. so w el. - - , N w arssivz arivell selected hook A. .11 uottemiWtxp coomvat, No.lll Itarlot lir I RA ir• • • : 1 t 1. ..bt. • thstitigeler Ai. NO — . 1 Sahli:ion - Rev NI Wilt wnsox. pia t :r. ~ ~ _ y "+ ~ t ,ir:"', ~ ~~. PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9,•1855. C. 11. MILIEU WILKINS & 00. 4 OIOCCSSIV.. TO A. ammo a ox,) C. • '.• : : 1): . e ::0: • : 11 FOURTH STREET, Pin= MOH. P Ai the numerona suspensions of Bankers end Broker. throhout the etnantryolurlniithe tut viz monthaoreeresati4ati thatln almostelary instance their tumbles have grown out one departure from their legitimate brains" and we therefore take occasion to an oint the magi., in savanna, that no epeculattons "fan g: tt l itaint ' '4' 7; rAtt l e " t=cTo u tir " bums...., f liL t ' A belie,- lonly rn.f. th brtilut:+l. i s ' 4 7 , 1 __rot hafetr, but that adopting . doh a ovum we shall Pr, mut. our own ultimate lament. fee ViLIALehl & 00. BANKING HOUSES JOHN Tr-HOGG: BEDFORD BEDFORD 10p, 800 ERSIt*,.• _ SORERSET W., MOUNT PLEASANT, WESTNOIUM) 00. • ._. OONNELLEVILLE, PAYErTE U 2., Mins UNIONTOWN BROWNSVILLE. " " NEW BRIGHTON. REAVERCO., •Dopoolts received, Uhennontstonle. Drat. hountit, sold loot oolleeted, Bank Notes and Speen, bought and cold Moan Note. And other Securlttee bolight and mold on eommlodon. Oornotoondoneo and mi1...41nm eolient,te Willlol. 81.3X1-.........14111. Z. UM gA (MFR., 'HANNA .95 -. Co.;Socoessors to Hammy, Maxis Co. Boakirtn.Exchongo Broken nod ra In Vontan and Dombatia raehattss,Cortlfirotoo of li=td,l l 3 o l,-11. i Lrzacod s zi a Choate "or nolo, .a oskes4aawle on tomrly W foloci• Pnl C 4 =l=tlli. I.ralfro and American Gold. • Annum xis& on condinnoonta of Praiuo. OLIPPOd NRAMER lc EMU .a & Bankers and Ex .aug. Dream. Buy &nasal Oeid and BEMst and c. Notes, negotiate loans nu Beal Mate or Stock Baca rale., purobsee PlOl9 baary Notes, x.d Time Bingen Bast sod West. Boy sod roll .*, Union.in Bollix dons =de on WI ;KIM'S h, toe .lfOce comer-of Third. and Wood dyed.% illeatly opposite the Bt. Charles Dote. ' sp7 mr/-lra wk. - vt. a. flax, T.lir. ''''''''''' Co., IfAnkera and ; 3 : l aiaaag Br am, North Nut Dorm of Wood and 111 1 =loo= a- on Ilbaral toms, rad tollreltiosor promptly woudidottto. ja94T NHOLMES & SON, Dealers in Foreigii . sad Domedle lltlla of te.hetkge, Calif!latee tj.tl}. 2 pante, rank Notes and Spent. E 4. CO Melina etzente Mt." burgh.- ler Conectlone made on all the pi noittet tithe thronahout the United Staten MANUFACTURING. UNION FOUNDRY, Mitchell, Herron .& Co. e ELL continuo tho buaines Of the thlibi Pouraty.lit the old•atsta of PENNOCK, MITOIL xY,Y*4O, es 10,194 LibeetT tm 'enac m int Thar m nem:su artufaatare s. remsoans is arm% • large sad •Rotiars) Cookie g Stoves, Ranges end Side Ovens, 02 , Ydelt AND 11.1t1.021 srovirs, MANTLE & KITOTIEN GRATES, Roam Ware, Wagon Boxes, Dog "rens, Sad Irons, • Tea Kettle!, Plow: and'Plow Points, 6 Hill and Machinery Castings plum:6lli, • end OAS and WATER PlilLs at al/ alma IKON & NAILS OF TICE BEST BRANDS, Bhovels,Spades, Picks, &0., All of which mil to aoletat manufacturers' micas ens 7-17 BOOTS AND SHOES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. TAMES ROBB, 89.31iirkot- and 6 Union sts, third door Ham the Maskot Um" Pittaharah, wotddraosoodftdlyintorm his toiamoos friends mad torn that ho has lust received his Spring sad Sums? Goods, In all nestles sada( thy Isamd Hy* mow worn Is the meant oaks partioulas altos:atom of the [adios Is brad to • will Assorted stook of Galion, sad limey Boots and &avers of an dealipthar also s Woo stookalladldrottr tapers sod Pang Shoo widob sumo:ally ashatod. Nor Gantlamolk he but say pat= of ranoykad Wasting. etude. .Par charge for cash halms" quantities astable Oho to can skits lownraos so any ettablisbnanit rill eon le the dty. Ha Mattoon to stautiastira herstoforo, , say kind of and Gantlamons" wear, in Um mood Kyle and of tholoot tastarials , a 0214/ 'W. W. WALLACE, M STEAM MARBLE- WORKS, pg.sza.ana pa Liberty/ grid Weide Lbedbdidd • 7 VIONUMENTS, Tombs, Orate Stones, LVI Amami Topa, Mardale. Imposing Btooes, s way. on hand, and male 'to coin., by skarldoorp„ at the lowest prima. Three tmbs:. Maldl and whaled de- Pt P for r rt a rer h etgede . r t t ek .04 re Mar. daf Ord with de.pattl 01019 Liberty 'twat. au= W. W. WALLJLOIL Perm Cotton Mils, Pittsburgh. ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO., Ranufao toms of— "can A No. I tam 4.4 SheelkkOs s Most Ctuln at all Wars and dud= 43' . 4 llousb P torg . • Bcye Wee and And lAg s f . Z . Daft& i rr n ster ~j a e ft. lA4lo . l4Argre a:Masa. ,1111, SOW D. tragUx.-... ammo. 11.1 4 51312 D & CO. WHOLTSALE AND ILCTAIL PABILIONABLII . RAT AND • CAP MANUFACTURERS, AND DRAIXIMEN ALY4ZINDB 04 WU& oaks= orwoon Aim ?Isla imam. . . vs.a.ft - d.kautim....iirrfinarltrundatri•ortsta Sad 17 BOW Carts aria rur Dounigtr. • i.1. - unoirrisWi—ertermr• isciii--- , 6 K. imams Livinoston, Roggen 'NOVELTY WORKS, PrPTSBITRGII, PA. rgACK ond..Depot Railroad Soaks, MI, . WU. ead Dribs do.: lulu= and clown anyDque or 6U rlars,Bor iiM Thwab Lstehmli Oodoe Ws or •41101111 Limbs rida% Mills, approved patterwr Was and rierteolwor, Malleable, Don aseUrificrof .1M7 , 1. ries> In farm and lissom au 1417.11711.0WN, would moetrespilftillyin. . Ibrt•th• lat on the • t Asir& Dialled. =oaf OW. • • an• Dist. mooOrt ' moat of Voltam 11114544 7 0, Youltisa Syne too a. mu d . to 0141.11 011 Os bat wortsatod Nona to any in the United Mat.. Ills 111 uds an b. removed irithent the gilded n mem driver. Uneinethend . the =47'2 11=Itiluwq._Lor• irostomontas won •• numbs et taro, •Itti t e l tamit la tbolr Ulm Woo', No. 5 Wood nittet.rt =MS • innun -.num n. gum WILLIAM BARN - fan & CO., 61 Penn - tiL - , Wow' /iiiirbliry; rittiburish;Pa. ci,TEAMEOLLER MAKERS and SKEET -1..7 IRONWORKERS. Itanatasinriens of Barnhtirs Pat es Lcconactire. Vinod and Alyilsider Ball c ad a Obgii " gc kh n'anar rrat lArßoata, atd Alan, IZZ-nsiths• lt Bride* and Viaduct lons, donust not, Ail unlit. non a Matson, puppy/ &twos,: in, • Hats and Caps. . • • . 1 WILSON t. SON keep constantly off 7 . band ovtaT da r i A dtptlto- and "trot,. of Hato and al., both trboleasto totail. Tbost Atoarhog a asst. lon not or 0.1611914 and cheap, would do •NI to lon co a oil Mlny¢roluoDß alnawbata. . 24114$ HUN WETHERELL, hisaufaottiret - of 0 PATXXT BOX VICILN, • rum for artbda. SOLID BOX pod 'MAUD BOX VIOBS. cornet of Xadankgra gum' gob. Inmritrrits, oar swum from the Band amt. =AI Inborn/ CV. • _ • W. WOODWILL,. ' holoalle and Retail . ataendvtater suit Deslet In clibliet Mini, !fail 4tr•st. , . GM:HNDRai liftviellirs - WW . " ..WIIOLEI3A.LZ 01100 5, 122 Scoond and t5l. Front iribret, rirraftoliath PA. ;KW. ataana. Wallace & Gardise? NIIOI.IIICALS ANALSII IN flour, Provisions and Product anendly, nomti LTUStrif ST, r w fie a• eslothromra.llol4 21 Wood amt.. PIZIAind6 Wholewals wooerd - 1 ff vtr' l4- iszamv ... l -I— tr n. "' #Oll YD ~ lio aisle town r =otkaterassio" - Enrcossemi 7l U 1• CSy— MO(71111, W a lt i ;leasla .I . l 4. rya 4=rof In' C tta 1 atia:CF,:i7X PAW'. itait --7 iii ir ltireinli i lt Ug;4ooet a lri NM la a .1 1 4 M 1 la 7.4lll7llk2""sliMilleriMLAV soar o. SOIL WIMAS ot WE, Wholamle Grocers And 9Psagartiou klart,fissy. tio.l9i, ;Autry Mort ,itt49. . 1, • • • WILLIAIe 101rooc;i0o / 14. 1 :1' no m iregolorm tbotico4Loo.o. 4 CO., .Wholesals ISAIAH MICKEY & 00 Wholeaskt Ov trointaffe ckw r ig ra. ard atre•Mlgrr. vp_AGALIFI7 WOODWARD & 00. Whole " ow IMMO. MAU Kaki* dew& PWaliebiditi • :{t:,7:44 Di A A :f•%•qbd EL-DAVISON, Ikoksollor And Stem tiour,mbarart4 Emmons Mawr. No. 111 Matti* ma loarth, Pittibsetb. lELMT. :BOSWORTH; BOOklialler-grid. 0.1. In NeAligatiod slarmitorst AY ds (10.13cioksalleav • ocwooa gam. next &kir tbir *Prima ___ Pa. Ashail sod bodwooluatit folood L. BRAD Bookseller and ataticmer, No. Arg,swatesliaiert; ..._ . Ye iasma. SIUtR bbk,=Baltimore,lferring, pV,I,NDS .woltheobionziti 411 10 P05712-4 7 W001421.PATICP.ET; o.4l:_Aso tmoth* • ;•,,,„ r, • -a.LA a.ur,tLdO im,:auburrocaswar.;A. ' . lCPlUMgruirt, noebrisil, - *tab ee wa.u.gra GAIDI/111 4tiew) - ..• . . • . .;• . - U . . • 1131: GA :,/ NEW YORK ADITEWIISEKVITS. prom 1317.1111 N. VISSCH/13,_0W/10 SCIIIELL, Oat iatL Tirwsrana Arm= UM Llama. No. BUJ -Broadway LVbilflll LESTElilti lON- - W04103, TON 7171. 1i7AC707.11 07 wooDswowrirs LUTING MACHINES • • .AND. .97 ENG INBS, 57 eagA i r iv. 11 an •York City. THE onboonber , *rig boon engaged for tba hot lb years oralmort mr7roloe tom of tide mot hoportan inoorttlosa flimiseartle 4,1" ars, bliza Ivor Telenet& Amara; by recently-sow Vorala t hi 'M' tet bn Im dk bll VirgarrAl: " Imo so 1.12 9=t , ..lextent. moo onlienallyseksoldolt• ad eutanimit Woodommth's Plant= whims... r `tuZbi t 'h -at oar nib.... 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FANCY 'iGOODS, GlasswaTe, Toys,. Arcliery,Sricketi Ana sPo' EQUIESIINtS. YEEMoIt BOLTAIII&OVI & ' 64 LIBERTY STREET, SEW YOHS I anWIT now on timid:And contipnitii ro calvecolantinitly.stivhiele Oar odes to their Mende troth, at unman low' laisea, luxe assortments of Getman. Fretted and Raalleh'Faaey O&oaa soh elstlhe let Megbits* Lamps Ihr patters - aud steandenta, PeodoleS: Musks! Romeo Urges% OsUail sad Mathematics! loathe, mentor. Terra Cate, Wedonrood, Mebane's, Bali Ina Brous& sad Chhillfate, Real lizersehaena and etbst C"'IL Trlner d liti n ialis C" :ll? " = " intr g tt Plat eb ratat Ooblet, sod Ts! 001N01.1 Bottles, risit .l3 47. — Z aF bbil id En "' welted rlttlat SCIIIIISFILLIF AND OIRO L S. & CO" DEAERS liff Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Perfume‘ Oe., ,- 170 WILLIAM NewYor INVITE the attention of the trade their large and viried rock °rpm; Paint', Oil, pertqw, rY ist=ontotbelsrogolubilnyarintionv offffenleDrarak they ere ens receiving, direct from the emcee of produo tion end inextufecture i ree of Titan.. Ile_ir and Nell itrarbee,Bronsee, Car t • ft= ot tiLititen lrengt . nrid k thr prtrasieti stooks. wKinit thn ere also eland to offer on the ntost advantectrons terms. Order.. either in penance ny mail, will receive round aim rens:ism 71 Atm= mum 30:111•31 18W?, Him Yas.. Fil+.4lXll , Okr• loa4tru r strea. New Yerw Factory, No. 36.37 u 4 8$ Sodom dreet..lonu THE Proprietors of this long end well. CO COPPER Am) SPICE MITABLLIIIMENT, Continua to ammo thri Our trarrorroartioat lixerlers to oaa, for am...wglkykl, Itlarittit,ras sad other Oak's. a*.— They also prepare Mutat% tbroa, _oral ataaLother :as* der of daily or arrry Natt oi lZrich taxa Won Mt roast rearmatki• term. mat to o dearer who "WVtaam. * J. 0. —Coasoatros idaisisa to toeulto tot }/, iinis ar TO , WESTEIUL . JEWELBES, And 'Dealers ovFotney Goods. MIRE eubiscribeis, idantdootirers of and ..g. CLO CKS all mistime of Atnectend ' . . AND TINE-PIEOES, 'rano your attention to Sitar' large 000 wen townted ionic Wham Tottnotoolsolt - w . bay , non falltaloods. at oar.at . Stie . IC T..Oity meth* tow It tu". 7'6 7 4 111" o tal i pr % W ilts lodine motto aro ottn;to maim% tiles us tnOL RA11.1318 anTll)l44l_,lN mai-20in 4110onattannt Mont. 0. Os/. 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PARTS 34.1gruirb ir tte r t. , r „ rotk ez, e r v a r:A :note or ode IMO 0 tilte"i7A7l " Nli ' " 1 1".. on .. tlh v i l M6 6 ii :I Ili n t d , 0, 21 ^0..r. - ~ 449.. wol Mr trllo.lllll NillAl4o.l 1111*' L ANU E NP u Or ebior •• Car _agneoirF.acto4 Wm t il t. 61 011L8 0it1 14N, BRO rtil us tz. lt tri E:aitr mlii ,tm t ti, 1116.0 trouriZi t tro gho ul MY, lb : filliA , zrZWilryw jk {6, . • wri Vittirgibt. Zi. °D.I i v Et : WOW you • MAO* fit • pLAIJC Cornet 'Penn ;pelt' Clair Streets, maiLIN p PAL, W.. 0. WV n/M4 , 1 rioto Laritsum.—...—... - .4....... - -Lu.ouncuil " II: 11111ThIBM: & SOIL ..: • . 'COMMON ACINNTEI,;tar tbuaisail Mil and air `e.. Oprev•lott - and ' .11 Bondi sad bimes. Llso, Ix tut 1. 1 .41 6, Lew Man Who. . - t.iW - - ArtldweL4lbe ?. 16, 4 1 F4c• and Ottow Ofilm.tio.ll3ldszigat ttnolle., ._. .. - ..., ~ur ROBRIITH:"TA.TTERSOWSQS 9L; ism wain , AND tang - strtst aadeAssric witty PA. " a: MUM 80 80 /4:KL I gn * MUMS Alatlisromir. i3utraoatEk - V"a Xilaandl Or l V oll f u r rOla, oirrato, maissmoiljtetrion 111114 villager* . Jowl • Obaueeth hen , • ,- .`4lOlXrcZ w E, LAND , 0.40 E 94alettio. . . PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1855 Tres Como on EMU* IR —The foreign Contmer-• cid Journals comment with an earnestness which shows their appreciation of the high importance of the subject upon the confesoed shortness of the European crops. The Mark Lane Exprin admits as the condoled it is obliged to come to, from all Its sources of information, that there will certainly be nothing to spare; but that rath er a large vacuum will 1 .4) required to be filled up by foreign importations, especially of wheat.— The fall of Sebastopol," 't fears, will not be like ly to form a prelude to-pacific negotiations with Ramis; but the pride or that power may make a trust-worthy and honorable treaty difficult and distant, and the large supplies needed by the oc- Cipation of the silica will preOent a-ready and free shipment of the Stores at hand- The Lon don Eamemisl says thitt :there Can be little doubt that, so far as regards the different coun tries in Europe, the wheat crop Os not realised the expectations formed of it two months ago; and that, as a whole, it is far from being equal to the crop of 1854. On the other hand, the de ficiency, taken by itself it thinks is, not such as at first sight would appear to justify the rapid and ammicterabfe rile of prices which had reont ly taken place in the inirkids of Paris and 'Lei den, and, sympathizing with' them, in the infel for aid local markets - of the west of Eurorie. The cause of this rise it finds in the following cir oneurtancou • " • "The crops of 1834 may be stated to have On aridly been above an average, especially as re gards, Wheat, in this country, in France; Bel gium, And a great punk of Germany; but, never theless, the demand for the Mediterranean and the exhausted condition of the stoats every where, following this bad harvest, of 1858, pre vented that fall of prices which might otherwise have been looked for. But, notwithstanding the hirgenen of tlio crop of 1854, It is now a matter beyond any doubt, that the stocks in the West of Earope, and ispeCiAlly in Fnusce and Belgium, at the commencement at the late harvest, were not larger than they were in 1854. This fact, unerpected as' it may have been, is Satisfactor ily accounted forby several considerations—tame apply to all countries alike, others specially to particular countries. ' ' It has become - an estabilzhed fact, that, not withiteading the greatly Increased production of wheat in Great 'Britain, the consumption has In creased in a so mneltgteatei increased ratio that the United Ifingdomdeas not produce in any'yeai enough for do ounnoniumption. Ten years ago it was only In years of failure that foreign corn' came in'aid of home deficiency. Now the con eamption being so much increased se to require every year some foreign corn, the price of that grown in Great -Britain is - determined not alone by the chartleter of the home crops, bat in a great degree; by the eitent of the importations. On this point the Economist says: "Thus, though the crop at home was so large in 1854, yet aa the , importations from abroadjm- medistaly fell off, the deficiency in the one sup ply appeared to make up for the axon in the other, and prices were not, therefore, materially altered. From the beginning of August, 1853, to the same date In' 1854, there were imported 5,067,076 qrs, of _wheat, and 4,882,056 awls: of flour; while from thalleginniag of August, 1854, to the corresponding ,date in the present year, the importation of wheat amounted only to 2,- 336,481 gni and of flour to 1,588,892 efts.— Thus we find that in ill of the harvest of 1954, ea norepered with thatof 1958, - Iml:sin received of foreign supplies leas 'of wheat by 2,732,644 qrs. and of flout by 3,293,164 eirts.—a quantity of wheat and flour which, by ordinary compute-. tion would be equal to the maintenance of more than three millions of thi.populalion. This state ment of facts, derived' from official tetanus, at once explains why the large crop . of 1854 did not prodnee a greater effect upon prices, and why it appears to have left us with little or no mbre old wheat on hand than we had a year ago; for it shows that if the home crop was so much better_tha foreign supplies were- less by nearly four millions of quartet:sr - than in' the preceding year. We have in these compntations adopted the years."' Of the crop of the-present year the Economist nye: • ; . "With regard to tba crop of the present year, whatever may have; been anticipated. at One 'time, it Ls now, we tear,' fully admitted 'on 411 1 .wade, sa d with too ranch truth, to fan short of toe imports Min au France the wheat crop is more deficient than It is in this country, and , the consumption has relatively incresemlas much of late years. In place, then, of any surplus to export, the French are at thin time importers of wheat, and will ooutinee to be so all the year. The countries bordering on the Meditcranean have for many years pan derived large suppliel from the Bus situ ports In the Mack Bee: They depended ;upon that ileums long before. It was resorted to by England and France. Thin supply' his been, 'tint oft for a great part of but year, and islike ly tO be so for some time to come. Those 'countries are; therefore, likely to be importer from the West rather than exporters.' The crepe in the south of Russia, If, under present dr eamatanoes, they can exert any influence at all,. are extremely defective, especially of rye and 'oats. In Austria, 'a. Goren:anent return, just 'I published, states thit the 'grain crops are' an average, and no apprehension • Is entertained of `deficiency. In northern Oevaany, holraver, the crops of all kinds are loss or more deficient, and ,tlery are already Importing grain both from ;neighboring countries in Europe and from the :United Stater: To Belgium the wheat crop is represented as being good, but the-rye crop; which oonelltutte the chief food of the popular , Bon, la very short, Spain. lathe only country in Europe which tame to have any.exoesa of grain available for exportation, the greatest pottion of 'Which will be taken by Primo • told the Medi. termites Ittatee", , • From this gloomy view of the crap prospects of Euterpe the Etonomitt tune to America as the louvre from whence the ohlef supply to . make up the deficiency will have to be &atm; and thinks the aceinlnte received from here, If not greatly exaggerated, are well qualified to modify anttlety. _ A Vamsn'relle wren Brem.—Tile Black.War riot boa anliod at Dew Tort, bringing the nice sum of $ 6O . 0 (X ) , ?reeved from the C I üban an theritim as I n demnity for the detention of that vessel in Harms, a par or two ago; and.so ands the Illsolt iYarrlor dirtioulty. Oak as if it .vaa oonsidaral a roionatrous and unnatural alit* of thlap not to have a "trouble' with Cuba," the Mack Wartior'sdso triage a certain hot-headed Wilts warrior, one Dr. Edward Worrell, Halted* Mato* Consul at Mitansaa, who Mingo hie Sag, hii PoollPorto. I bin Otoplainta and his• wounded feelings, to toy them beibm the Secretary of Mate and the President, awl now lot all the mo l t:, prepare to tear a terrible outcry *Oast wish mithorltiee, sod ocsudder afresh the propriety of a ker with Opel& _ •:. , Tito present I nditioulty" appear* to bo aa fol lows i An American *Wan died in Matanzas, end the rowel took. charge of ids effects, Kant them up w Ith Miami of th • mati The Maeda roeueated that the seal might be opened, so that, In 600001400 with .e welt imovu law, an Wu tory, of the offsets of the demand might be to The mord Wend to allow, this, the Al tilde reported the refusal to the Captain ihnortl. and Ibis Captain Gourd ordered that tho law , should bo enforced: • Hereupon Dr. lit Worrell hole h elf, and throngh him. his r e . pulite. bundled, awl peeks up his carpet bag tar hetes. 11,y this time the carpet bag and over hurdsned leelln am impaelted ea the /tory of Ids wrongs is. probably bad before the powers lor , Washington. 'We await vial:dense ansletytlio preeeldings to the; Worrell cue. The amount :of indemnity eased is not yet'nuanced. I'. EL—We heu a rumor that a fleet hal been ordered to Hanna, but cannot trace it to a reli able source. A Pon N4POLSON.—Among the rumors of the (1.7 is one to the affect, that Lucien Bonne*, son of Charles Luellen Bonaparte, Prince of Carlin and Ititudonno, is coon to be msde a Cardin), with a view to bin eleration to the Pa pal Chair, on the death of Pius Ninth—An event not considered Nen • remote, as his hollnem is said to bo suffeitSg from an, immrable internal disease. With his cousin as Pope, and with the present English'lllhatoe still further strengthen ed, at it may be, Louis Nal•oleon may occupy a much stronger and prouder than he does now. Ali Affinities, too, In the way of securing the Popes starlets st his ..coronation 'my thus 'be remora. 'Phi iiipectednrdinal and popish' the Empires main - by a doable tle,' - ar rather • haring minted - 44?Mlb Bangerter • daighter, Zenaide. :.. • Tinom avirt.TP thank , r l t-OPPearN lea 0156111 ietur tbst up to the i Pith. Sept. Minn stihiped from Blin l / 2 AMAis Mut Toulon . 'fie. 41M Zink •Wtio Vieznaimminintimit of tUe OM, 226,000 men, besides 45,000 anis Algid', Conlon, and Halt SId*LID DI KAllfaiA 1310/11DOAFTTlial lame • A RADICAX Oath Danocitsr.--So long , Atchison and Stringfellow and their tools and ' bullies hold possession! of the Clovettanutt of Kansas—ts, long as:the legislature : of the terri tory is cemposed,or citizens of Missouri, and its delegates to Congress is elected by voters from that State—it will not do to sit down with the assurance that, in spite of all these things, Roa ms is dhetined to be &free State. Not only do these men openly avow their determination to introduce slavery, but by their labors in that be half,thity give a still stronger evidence that they believe they shall, in the end, succeed. We have beeninclined to the belief,that If the race between freedom antislavery were left free the former would be the winner, but with fraud and force both enlisted againit the right, there is reason to apprehend that it may be overpowered. The bleasfleld•Herald publishes an item of 'tee timony npon this subject, which is worthy of at tention, aa showing that the duty of the North is not, by any means, so far performed, iu this behalf as to permit its exertions to be remitted. It is in the form of a letter from the Ron. 8: J. Rirkweed, who, as some of our readers will re member, was one of the mostradical of the Dem ocrat* members of the late Constitutional Con vention, and a delegate to that body from the Counties of Crawford and Richland. Re wee the Demooratie candidate for Congress in 1854: The letter Is addressed toJudge Patterson, formerly Democratic Collector of this Diftrict under Pres ident Polk, but now a etaunchsupporter of the Republican organisation and ticket. Its influence in deternithing the's:ours° of conscientious men hitherto acting with the Pierce party, ought to be, and will prove powirftiL , The indictmeitte of the Administration for j the -.base betrayal" of the Democratic party will be sustained in the judgment of all its members,. except those who cling to it for the *wile of office. • • lows Orrr. 'lowa, Sept. 17th; 1865 Hon t Wm Philemon—Dear Sir: Your 'kind letter baa been so long nom:levered that I am almost ashamed to acknowledge Its receipt, if you knew how busy I have been, ,yOu would excuse me. I was really gild to learn that yon and the other persons you. named, have deter mined to support the Republican ticket this falL I were in Ohio, I would not only vote for the ticket but I would stomp for It where ever I could find a stump to stand on, and a dosou'vo - tors to listen to We. . - Nothing can nave Kansas to Freedom but a determined aid united 'effort among the freemen of the North, and nothing could tempt me to as inine the'responsikility which must rest 'on the shoulders of these Northern MOD, who for "the. sake ,of party -organisations,-and the benefits they derive from them, are so acting, and so en -couraging others to act, as to 'deliver Kenna over to Slavery. Can any sane man nom doubt that if the Ad ministration partyaneceedin the Northern States slavery will go Into, )lausas have months ago the Pierce men told us to have no fears-for Kansas; that. Slavery could not exist there, and Wit could, the efeignition from the free North would save it to -freedom; and 'pointed us as evidence of the latter fact, to the Emigrant Aid ¬ation. springing, up in, all parts of the country. , Now Slavery is there—there bylaw, growing and spreading; snd many of those same men, who one short rine ago pointed Ms to the Erni grant Aid Societies as the means by which Kan ass would be kept free, now tel us, had it not been for. these same societies, Kamm would have been free. ' Again'-I say that in my opinion the only way tocacid Kansas from all-the erns of Slivery, and to 'save our country from crime and disgraoe of converting free Soli-into slave soil, is for the men of the Nerth, 'without distinction of party -40113101111110 . are Democrats in fact, and not inns/we merely--all men who believe that liber ty is better than slavery, - sad who-believe that Clod holds us responsible for all the deeds done in body, political as well as others, for all each, men to unite and say by their votes, this foul deed shall not be done. ' I have spoken of the "Administration party" as the party. you are opposing; they see At to call themselves the Democratio party,- but with out a slim - . :low of right or justice; beeauee this whole thing from its Commencement has been and is in' direct and palpable violation -of the principles of Democracy, and of the platform laid down by the Democratic party at its last national convention. The admiaistration placed in power by, the' Democratic party 'hare basely betrayed that' ' ' - to cover their bad deeds iocnicy, and' to wheedle drive the mess of the of their =figures by aT a corru pt 114-;,-,The mass of the Dem =oasts in fact; they lathers than slavery; and while they with slavery in the. States 'their Control, yet in the can control lt, they will lame sat theirfathers did, in favor of .Libezty.. - I should be glad to hear from you frequently. loping and believing in the 'progress of Liberty in our own land, and throughout the world, I re main your friend and, fellow Democrat, , B. J. KIEYWOOD. Tim Prunumurr Perunirx.vsau,.—l can never touch the soil of Pennsylvania, withuut tovolantarily recurring to the stirring incidents of her Watery. which; instead of being eluded or'obsetrared by time are inevitably, ,es jeers'. roll on, to be brought out in & stronger, clearer and• more glorious light. Within her borders the Declaration, of ladePendenoe was drafted, signed and proclaimed to the world. „To the memorable Convention of the United Celoniee. ,on the the 25th of Jena, 1776, she declared though` her delegates met in:provincial confer ence, in thvor of absolute :ieparation from the mother country. " Within , her borders theConsti tution'under which *elite was fanned, adopted; and' signed by the; "Father of his tooontry,'" and those - associates; Whose patriotic labors. like his own, will, never be forgotten, .though signa tures may fade; end parchments "perish. Oh how bountifully have the nncalcnlating courage . and personal sacrifices' of the fathers been re quitted to the children by the menthes common blessings which Us; Constitution has so lavishly conferred! Do not:o7l4ow citizens, convert it to puppets einbraced in its design!' Do not depart from the strict coustruation tif Its. granted i powers which: hae hassecured such 114111103110411 ao tics, and a - degree ;of progress, happiness, end, security, eoclaliy and politically, of_ which the history of nations furnishes no example' Do not for a moment indulge .the; desire' or lather the thought that you may enjoy the privileges which the'Constitution' confers without morals' to NA and every . one of the 'atter states of the confederation all the rights ; and iniminitiee which It'designed to' secure to theta? Aa honont-:1 big men you cannot' do It. Bo long as you are content to live under the ' compact maintain saeredly in all its parts ' -in its letter and in its spirit Without e delete]. practical obedience to all 141 obligatimis, the Keystone, stilly se it eerie to be Get; may be shaken and_ tremble in ltsplamt Your put however, le the bud IpSar-. Retie for the false. Prom the , days of William Penn, eminently a peace-loving and a peacceml ' dealing people , ' yea ' have ahrtmk from no rtm. poasibllitzr, and faltered bathes ao danger which .atrued: our common country. .I mean the fathers of those gallant Ines the :flea who Mt and cultivate the land—the unobtrusive, Union loving; law.abidistigrialtuial 'commit:Sy rep resentetitere today—the great, abounding Itt nicest, comparetfwith *Mahan others are but fractions. And now in ommiusion, Mow casua l permit mo to say that wherever fortune may Minot your footsteps, it will be the source of just pride that yen hall tram Pennsylvania, but trldwillj year highest pride rind steadiest eon- Solonaness of security, at home or abroad..will net In the , feat that you are an American citizen, —Me PrairlaieaSpsech at firarrisberp. Did it 'over occur to thee, friend Peasants, that the same trod was given to thee to to Pint He' had the , charter of an eastern Te b tta, then of a western , one. • Ile made . with the ,Indiens ; thee broke one. ; Ile,gave "Fundamental: Constitution" to .kis Territory ; thee 'took' away the ?underneath' Constitition from thine, He brought peace into his; 'thee seat strife into thine.- 'His emissaries were 100 Friends, :without a market thine were 200 enemies, each with a bowie knife and • molter., Se appointed Magistrate& to render every Man" his due; theoremoved the only Magistrate . that sought to do his duty. Two years he spent in laying the foundation of a "City of Brotherly Love" and Making all ail its neighbors, friends; two yeanethee bast spent in setting every owes hand against his neighbor. , On the bell that *NIP In his State House, is written, , "Proolaim liberty throughout the land, to &- the -lash!. itants thereof ;" It is written, "Proclaim Slavery to all the inhabitants of this Tnitory. ," Yes. friend, thee met admire a Penistivanlani_hut thee would not make am Thou tallest the meet !hen " they, area Ppeasedovios, and pettoarroltl ratingPeopde,',''. yet when twenty of them sent ;thee a peaoefel'petition:ln the *niter, thiPto: :fessedstt belles thin men of the' eirenk - wa 'ging Civil War on themeek and-Patient brethren of the Boner I-Weit rigid - it be. for thee friend ;Franklin, If thy "eigsmtirree"- could awe and AY . 0 parchments pedal like Wee of the lake Of old 111A11. tkelmelat imdeedWilliam Pam in the works of thy betide, half as muck NI 14'O the , ir b orde of .Alif the good r ot gq, ista )iiont l 4 ‘ 0 10 1.Suid.ii0 lin' u 'barest) hove paid as dear, , titsOW bring* do. whistle.—Pennesivasittn. VOLUIVIk - Od 4:IiNUIRBEII742;' 4413 L 01, ' man, the Bortendefi;7ean;• k:4 4H *4,10 geclal'o tor'Oen" one .3IA"‘1 ;1164.loop-oonotesone swindling ~01 , AladOU° oft nn v f ac e i .and stolid . is I.all joyful O x P e feas yes .' szed a on mrhasydeop, andriner ghastly. pa ll id color, .a ll , ___woct.,, L , sotab „ ton , dori had taken poseeselop of A1w ",..„. !In abnifr* tines, without Lay marked shame—the victim of his eon; ./..ao.a.F°,'";ent,,thi beeline rupture or the eardiaa-.°•t. the eon u worhir ooo goilea it as a bTaaterilof 9,Loyogiu unmoicealhot4l wtoudf4 end widows he has wronged , wa n e by the parricidal retralta of doltig? . , Wince? Srx!dormers lizan.—Sumo two mont h, ago we gave currency to the -foot that, tinnugi the pecul iiar Interm toe of,tho Beacon , there "vs a second growth of wheat on the lot of Thee. Latham, near town, from which imp. rfeatly formed heads of grain resulted: In this ' wis e Mr. Latham has had wheat in head six months of this-year—the first growth m May and Junk the amend in July, dusted, Septesibei and.. petober. It is the most singular feed elicited this sesson.-t-Dinefiester Repaticof '' ' , • NIWLY MICOVAILID - 0111Atilaget, whetting venial his discovered a new. island ,; in the South Pacific Mean. It is enlisted about twcilinndred and fifty miles eolith of Dentition, bland, and the ship which eneonntelsd it - took from it, in less than &week's timk four hetni e ut. barrels °fees elephant oil. Two other ships are addle. be now in course of Preparattoti to return, thither, for the purpen of profiting bysidteige. able discovery. A EinAft -s V., Amtaidsw *intr.—The steitailtli Adriatic, -new being constraoted for the Cable line of Mart steamers,-will be,ll. is 1.14, th e . largest and most magnificent seseelsSoat r measurement will be fire thousand six huedad, tone; her length will be three hundred Ilia fati fire feet ones broad !Mei. depth othold'airly- . three feet; end breadth of beam fifty Nett A CaxeuQ or lu-mons.—The ' a SPrifigfiell.lber— t publishes returns. from - four - countiettlitiW • hose progresi lute -not beeni• very rapid . idzioti. 860—andthe stage at the same rate sires Sa: Sate a population of 1,180,000.. This.wonla, tta an increase of null,* half a million in fire yssin:' 'tat the Joureal thinks the still larger populition, and place Alitioirtheita: State , • Slums- Sera or Woos—Ples bandied' tiou= , `and pounds of wool were recently sold:in , limy. N. Y.. by. Hebringc t n & Warren, to anwietern meteluat, Tor $200,000. . 'cum r„ YP. MPuiIIALL 4:oo4 lmperkrr i 1.11 . 11 11 w / tr'' I.l 7 W h lrorck mt ` ' Aim*" 'l:lW tha aggestst idaaurayattas; awl hr. Wlavrori A ch .. Nos. • . . •II•MoLAIN & SON offer' roe sale-10;000 ; • mmia of :kb Bottom Pattie :T frant I. cetera, maims Mae& on loot ta d km Wok s ilk. sAmm. lands am located fn Chain ' Pratt' amllltama moa ns& Four - sad armful the lax i ll ft ris citi a attut uall t w. " H4%?'1111 " from the land. sad la ono m ebeisma ilintentdoit MUM' fiC the ntatit. pa _blab. and man& al•inif ntil damllants. ean be ban or wimg at. tb• onto& No. 21 Wlnkstram. TOBACCO'B-75 bozoalff. H. Grans;Oe. ' - tsrit u itti=vrterior lomp.Toi;0000; • io do tbactrorN uo Zgoom, ' 26 do . Inautootl lad • , '• ' ' L 5 kelp 6 Ni d* • -61. - 1 a stare did Odd NU; . mot T LITT= td/.. 112.11mal alts QllNDRlES,4s,bisprintegrotuld.Papper;. , to 100 boxes Loadoasad Jaaerkan Yogoot. • 25: do . No. 1 and Gloats' 25 b . al 1 = 1 174 . 1 todottioi al* a groaral assortmeat of a/lota/v./imam In oft It/baler ode - col T. LITTLE & OU, No. /12 &goad . . (10 - hiMEIIO . IA.L . PAPER Anuttad to amotult 1115,000, having twat 1 to 7 ittoutbs to twi t