'itlE ' vVOlUttliintlvAM-11 HY ERASMUS BROOKS. . PITTSBURGH: TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 1, 1847. _ rtTIVNI Datar our is' put;liahei Deal, Tel-Weekly, and Weekly .—The Duly aSewn Dollempti Wrens' theTri-Weekty is Fire Dolton pee ao.olekß We Weekly ie Two Dollars pee annum, smear Biotic.. to Adv art tows. 017 . 1t4.11 'Moto, w acme nuelloon, Would be banded injzy 6.* creloek in tie afternoon. Attention keree..rdwirb.ret ealternera, real be prodne inept Foe. Govratton,' axis. salami invia, . cam corny.) FOR CANAL COMNIASIONER. .TOSISPH W. PATTON put enizzmun , <mom ) . STATIACENTRAL COMMITTEE TSOMAS E FRANKLIN Lancaster City. JOHN 0 KUNKEL, THOMAS DUNCAN, . JAMES MARTIN, . • THOMAS C HAIIBLY, York. WILLIAM M WATTS, Comberland.. DANIEL M SMYSER, Adams. JOHN P WETHERlLL,Plahutelphis City. JOSEPROBERT T CONRAD,H It CHANDLER, • THOMAS IdeORATII, Philadelphia County. DILLEIL LUTHER, Berks. ROBERT M BARD, Franklin. THOMAS M T Id'KENNAN, Was Jungian. ANDREW I (RILE, amen. HAMAR DENNY, Allegheny. RICHARD IRWIN, Tatman. JOSEPH II KUHNS, Weems.land. O 11 D MAXWELL. IBAL Numbs:supton. J B SALISBURY, Ba?quektrna. ELHANAN SHMI, Yy SAMUEL A PURVIANCR, • sr. • HENRY S EVANS, Chester. • ROBERT T POTTS, Montpudell• ANTEILAISONIC kin) wino COUNTY ' CONVENTION. in gmrsuatice of the established os*gea or the party, the -aoristie Itatattamm and NS lugs of Alleghe. ny comity. will assemble In primary meetings, ist that several Election Districts, on Saturday Om Eth day of May, 1647, to elect Dm persons ftom each district. Delegate* to • County Conveution , to meet at the Coup Houston Wedneiday.the Sod day of J., at o'clock A. hi- to pat in nomination suitable candidates to be supported by limpidly at the general Election in Octo- Ler negb The Antatossona and Whigs of the townships (Pitt excepts:di will meet at the usual places fur holding primacy a ectings, between the hours cm Sand 5, P. M , nd those oldie wards and borough* and Pin township, jgtarma the hours of 7 and 9, P. 51. THOMAS VARNER, Ch'm of the Como( Con. • For LATEST Commercial Intellgence, Dom „ exkle o luta, River Nears, Imports, Money ala! e , , third page. bee fourth Pogo for Illsc'eLlosa 00J Ne __ .zziw R ir! V N I I E N tI I ; I O , F c T o IIF N . GREss • , THE ONE MAN POWER. ' - -It is hard to realise, from reading the Couatim• thm of the country, how one men, though meo• pying the high,ofFieit of President of the United States, can MUM, to the extent practised, pow- ere not warianted by the Corutitution, or soca. falls abase poireie; to the mime extent, when con ferred by 'the Conditutioo• . But In thie, is in other thine, where there is a will there is a way. The Extend'', over and over •On, refuse. to . approve of hoes emotional by 'needy ell big pre deeemors:. A bill for the improvement of the in. land mtvigation of the country, for removing oh. struenone from rivers and harbor., whereby the fruits of ollricaltore indult& may be more mune. ly,trensmltted from the interior States to the ocean, sod the lifts of psimmtgers matte secure from dangers worse than those of the great deep, is want:say vetoed at ouu session of Congress, and at the 'next, with appropriations mush minced, and the bill, if possible. flamed to mid every eb jeetkm a. the EZMiIiVIN is quietly put irk. the Pirsidemt's brinks pocket. It is legal, in the Purliciant's estimation, to remove obstructions from the Rio Glenda, and to make outdo in Merico, without an act of Comore ; bat all this is monstrous when the Ohio, Miesomi, and the great Lake., are the places of these im provements. It is legal to expend one hundred millions of dollars in prosecuting a war of croqueet and which threatens disunion in the end, and yet it is nnoonstitational to give a, dollar toe removing a rock from the Lekm, or a snag from a River. This veto war opon the life and interests of the western people, and against the judgment of Con. grass twice expressed, is an act so bold and so reckless of life, property, Public sentiment, and the mama good, that it ought to arouse the indig nation of the whole country. We propene net to argue the question with the-Inseident; we say, however, that the veto of a private claim, like that for the payment of Rxrilitione committed upon American commerce by the French, or of a bill foi clearing out doormat' ohrtmetione from grew pablie itigit ways leading to the ocesn.or to foreign porta, ar from we State to another, Is a monstrous ustopatiem of power. A wise diwretion anques. llonabli there Mould be in making appropriations, and the representative. or the people are to be traded apon each a subject as this. lithe pow er is not with Congress, It is no atrium. The Metes woald.not improve riven and harbors if they could, and could not if th 4 would. The Constitution itself forbids s compact, agreement, or alliance between two or more States, without the consent of Congress, and such an alliance would be neensary for the completion of any pub lic work. The emelt of Come= may be given, has Men given, was given at the last session at Congrese, toe State company who have power t hemline the neVigation of the James liver, and to impose a tax upon upon, vessels pawing on the river. The Government itself I. a stockholder, and agrest beneficiaiy from the profits derived from dock liejd in the Portland and Louisville canal; and all this Government authority and as sociation proves the power 'of Congress over the subject. But it is morally and physically imp. ale for the Blue to make harbors, construct breakwelent, and clear _out chinnels. - It be not their business. econgents: (net the Stab,) says the Constitution, "shall have power to reg.. late commerce with foreign nations AND noos e zee IRVILRAIL &exerts, and with the Indian tribes." Here is the power, and the distinction be tween Resign commerce is as cruel to the interior Staten u it is unjust to the whole Union. Sts and buboes, indeed, are for tide benefit of the whole Union, and the commerce of the Union, in . one way or another, shares in every great public commercial Impr.winnent. The President approves • bill establishing light-homes, showing the way to a harbor on the lake, bat an obstruction which prevents the safe entrance to e harbor, according total' dewy, cannot be removed! Gen. Jackson the mentor of Mr. Polk, could approve of such =novo se those, sad did approve them, includ ing thirty three of the forlyoline objects embraced in the edited tells of the lot Concrete, and the re mainder was for harbors connected with the , ex ternal Mole of the country; but our vYoung Hick. ary'l. can find no authority in the Constitution for thin, though ample powers for bringing on a for eign war by his simple word of command. Me. Van Buren, too, coulddo this, but not the bead of this consaisolime Administration ! He could go so far as to 'davite the attantien of Congress to the saueolions and recommendations of the Bee. rotary of War in relation to these prominentS ' jests ~thous! Weed," bat when Congress heeded their recautrosodations and mccestiona, ad Weed • bill to establish harbor. where there are none, then the veto power is interposed be. team the act done. and his own suggestions! Look to the first minusl message of Mr. Polk, sad . you will find the express attention of Convene recommended to the following from the Secretary of Wart ••The lakes ors almost entirely destitute of nat• and lumbers. Navigation upon them was exp. d to imminent perils, and not unfrequendy alien. dad with frichtfal loos citify and property. With the settlement and growth of the wistern country, the commerce upon thus inland sees has rapidly incressed, and its estimated annual amount now exceeds in setae the entire °sports of the products and Manufacture , of the United States to all for eign countries , - An interest of this magnitude, daily augmenting, in which so many States, and so large a portion attar eiti em participated, nat . may commanded the attention of Congress, and ripely received its fostering care. • • • • 'Should it ever become trecessuy to have a naval form upon theserlakes, the numerous and comma. dims lutrbori thus provided by the ail of the Gov. enuring will ointribute to di safety and eacceesfal operations. Besides there are now employed in the commerce of-these lakes • great number of - large stied and 'toady built steamers, which would not hese been placed there by individual enterprise bat for the safety and accommodation afforded by, boitbp. is ca., of a public emergency, these demurs can be expediousFy converted into : ::to easel.* wax; and .nnadatedaultwernent Edu c iet C orre s t uotsue o f the nob. i t Gnaw , "4 4 eillitiet eiseetioae , Nee ere theieneettey end Wee:* ha Milieseci4.4t. Character & &bat. •• facility Of trensporthig troop&mttaltions of -vrar, :-:•: ! t , '',VV.aseas overt. MaY 43 . and suppfica, to Itsiontiookedin:iiitimati*the s '••• • ._•' 1 •: - Oo • ' !pubfic advantage, oldie lake luiprtiiialletita. in ,:r7 4sy'•-1861,C0 in : this city, eelt? the ;also mid that oar bete aeon& are thine who tote means of information it affords te enable•une to • ,been trained in the 'eavigation of eittklakeir ' .•.: judge mite correctly of public events, Me ntervie• Reasons bke thea'avail nothing with th e Pres s ; cal me th at wts are at a most distant remove from idedt, nor Ids friends in Agrees. The bills pane 1 Peace wide Mexico. - -The ineans•of-ioteareation eel are vetoed, or, what is wane, pocketed, and ( ;patio all iequiriu here, win ale convince one under the influence of veto, and the attractive re- that there are many 'unertittem chapter. in due wards of office from the Erman& the jOdgment\ Mexican mist. When time .ball reveal them all, of Congress is pervetrad and destroyed, and the they will serve farther to amaze those who have people made to suffm. The lois of lives open the been ahoy cant q educated es (a the origin end pro. ' lakes have not only been fearful, but the loos in gnus of, this most extraotdinaii war. The next vowels and cargoes !Von the western likes and Home of Representation will demand that these 1 Cicent, are probably not lee then $2,700,0Q0 per hidden•things he revealed. '. It will seek to know, annum. Insurance is high in proportion 13 the more l&ti of the fact a. to the powers named by risk. are &anaerobe, and when it la known that the Executive, the reasons of this enumption of the loss inboan have been foe several year. eight power ; cad of the ultimate intentions of the Pres. in Pee Cent upon the nitre, some estimate may he Went and hie a d v i sers in regard to the war formal of the premiums necenarily pia which the country is most unhappily engaged. If lint it is not in the use of the veto alonethough the wai shall be closed by that time, men will in this is unknown to almost every, kinglf power, quire, too, u to its origin without fear of having that the Executive hie alienate) himself . ..trove their inquiries drowned by that abundance of se and beyond them.. Hs has made war of and by peifiuous breath which seeks to shelter keel( from himself; he has removed a multitude of honest deserved rebuke by the mist and germ raised. and competent men from office, and filled their about its own misdeeds. What men any not do places with mere partizan., and often with Mann. 'con during the was without being overwhelmed petent person" Doting the late session of Con- by the parrot try of "treason;' “treason," they will . grin • doctrine, new to us, was proclaimed ate discuss after the war, and in a manner which will thoratively as Democratic, upon the floor of the make these in power tremble at the evil they have House, end in the public press. Hero is one form done to the Republic and to every principle of true of the new neat, from a• leading Democratic pa.. National Independence. per, the Baltimore Republicen'and Argos, of Jan- Mr. Polk hue succeeded pretty well in diverting uary 29 : the attention of his own party during the twelve “The Executice and Congress.--it belongs to mouths past, from hie own sett. The clamor Of the Executive to manage the tale with Alex- peliticiatia, the noise and uproar of arms, the shouts lan [awn ice. The supreme legisce pow dean. ef b at tl e, th e enthoin •ssm over ' • victories won, have al war to exist, and henceforward it wen been to him as a shield of defence, but when, es the duty of th e Executive to wag the war with all such means as the Constitution and now, victory does not bring Peace, nor pass, s,han Congress placed at his disposal. When, then, conquest, men. begin to pause to count the cost he found these, mcasutes inadequate, and sp. . - of the wet to which the country is engaged. The plied to Congress for other manures, HIS WILL should hoer ban immediately complied with, roost heroic valor and the severest eserifioe have tiniest it was plainly in contravention of the Con- failed to accomplish either to Peace or even a prole stilt:Rion?' poet of Pence. Thousands of our. brave men have This is thu rile mats power. But from the found their gravel upon the omen's moil, and I doorman of the Committee on Foreign Relation, thousands of the enemy have mingled their dust ' we have it embodied in • sull more objectionable with that of our own troops. and yet all such sac. ' way. Mr. C. J. Itgaull says: - rifice t hive proved but as preludes to the more ter Chat when the Congress had given the Pieta* whirl tragedies which hu e •„„ rem dot At home • dent the wat-waging power,thatpeteer Was as gnat • . -- iodate), we know nothing of the suffering our . the power of the Autocrat of all theßlandon, o f thegam", ,vd,,,,,,,,d, or o f N o p o li o n, i ts the troops base met with in Mesico,—nothing of that [Moon culmination of his authority; and that terrilile disease which, piecemeal, hes destroyed it mat a great mistake to suppne that there was the lives of thousands of thou who left our shote• in that respect, any difference between the oar fall of those bright premeds which charm the ertignly of the European despot and that of the United States." soldier and`adventurcr, who sees in blood and lair Again, he say.. tie Duly that means of aliment which are to him "The Autocrat of all the Russias—the Sultan both as the geld of fortune and as glorious con. Mehmeua—had no more sovereign power, than !tentMent to a mind disused. There h.; not even that which was now in full exercise for waging the boon .. a, " ei „ graoe „ roy many ' of the ambitious, war with Mexico." . but for the manyonly that crowded aepulehre . These, at least, are new docttines for a Repute where men are buried rather an dogs who perish. I lie, and they ate dangerous se they are note The than as accountable creatures, beating the impress • President nominated the author of them as Min of their great Creator. inter Plenipotentiary to the second cant of Europe, • We take General Taylor's awn words long ago, I soon after they were uttered, and thus showed hi. for deleting dart this war has June enough to fill appreciation of the man and Ai. creed. The fact the whole land with mourning! Yea, • and in. here, too, comes home upon us with an Weeded. ' nocent hearts have been made to ache in MeXiiio, ble force, that the Entendre exerts far more WAG awe in congress over men repteeenting from sew- u well a upon our own shore' The germieg 91 Vera Crux was a literal raining down of detth enty to one luindred thousand encutittienta, than upon the young and helpless, upon women gal even the constituency themselves. Thus you find children, as well a. upon the strong and bold. The the most sobeenient men t e greatest faeoriteso f bruised heath of widow. .and orphans have been the Executiv e. Mr. Ingersoll is nomi nate d to more than the bruised limits 'of those who hare France; a &Wel Mr. Curs is nominated to a na• been wounded in battle. Men talk of fighting the joe's rank in the army; Mr. Dallas ha. a -- relative battle of Cerro Gordo on the Sabbath, as if, in provided for; so has Mr. Edwin; of N. 1.; and deed the Sabbath and war were congenial to ea& • Mums. Cunningham and Sawyer of Ohio, hare ' or. In war them are no Sabbaths, and in such each sons in the army or navy. In the appoint the meta of member. of Congress to.offiet, se medic- • l'''' as that in which we W' now engaged, we )Gen.. jechmio,„.moptbetue become the aretempted to cry there is no Christianity. Neith er Otir homes nor our Betties are invaded, but we order' of the day." Men have secured important are carrying war ourselves where we reek to to. offices by their voles; and the will of the Execn ade the hone a and liberties of other. `.There rive, rather than the people, has become the : sus are no Sabbath. , in revolutions," tee are told.— preme law of the land. There are certainly none when one Republic wets A despot could not have treated the people, or thin rf p i,, i ,... 1 the people, with more di to rob another elite territory , its palaces, and worst of all, its holy altars of religion. respect and contempt thab did Mr. Polk, and no . : But these are not the only dark features of this only eras Congress and the 'rights of the people interfered with, but the tights of the seta. offe. Mexican war ' You may' see them in meths of perfect blackness in the moral tired oven our oars a the army then selves 1., all that W as wi ld pfmiotmeot of • w on people and iestitutions. Behold what reekl and done in reference to N. Lieutenant General. The eery proposition of the I ...i ms , ttew O r f ws ei.e img , Per p s hi edi : Er 0 . 1. a i l r o P r c t ri oo tical I I • Ezeccnive was , in the that place,,• mean attempt _, ° " * „ . . e __ .. , s ee 7 .1 P 5,7, • , -, -cr.'s- o f a w , - , t r ,, --- ... t . - - .....a . ' to supeocale or to degrade the two Major Getter- 74'`'''"" c'''''"°"°'"`"'overaman'"•°".,"••"" als in commend of the army. e . g .. al thei by one man, and by bier whose chief pride and 1 1 glory it ought to be to perpetuate, untarnished first blush was indignant at the attempt. no sp. our 'today' Inoitulione! See the and spectacle •propriate committees in the two Houses of Coo- for a civil Government like outs of all eyes turned 1 1 gren too giro no sanction to so gross an act of icicw i r . wi , thi0,..., th em out the pooeidamt „ epee military heroes, wherewith to make Chief Magistrates for the Nation! Where is our strength recommendation, and laid it upon the 'table.— to lie in roesril, when, like children, cur eyes are • 1 There was indeed but one committee in the Home of Representatives willing to give even the b`atcseisa by the trappings of war ' any our cats tuned only to the melody of a drum and fife. How the President • hearing in his nefiarieu. deign of long, oh. how long can a country like this hope to ' deposing the old tried and breve conimanders of triumph in the renowned within of a wise civil 1 the army. But mark the contraet of a few short policy, when wear is in unship, and • wan of con days! Mote Nan four score member', under Ex . cantina dimotioe, omoo . their mere, do , o their quest Re:defence! Tell m not of a glorious name among the nations of the earth. Better to dune] Men deliberate judgment. to the one man power, and ender the iormotioe . iefhae . o . of the wth. as the •millest star in Na gaiety of nations and to shed the feeblest ray of light in our sphere of 1, HOPS 3 vote first for the Lieutenant General, and then for a Maio General to command the army, revolution, .than to " est' royal msgetficeec-: st ' without regard to the exemierwe of the man, mi ' liberty cast of -one virtuous principle of individual I qualika n ona, or roan daft d . .... foto. , liberty, or the 'needle., of a single feature in ou r The Se in•e resisted din and successfully by the Republican , CM.lUtin. ..f4 good w n ame i is worth aid of Mr.. Calhoun and some of his friends m es ' ht as th an th e r i c h es -an E mp ire won open fields of ideates in wan of &aquae., or by elan& and to save the bill.ettertwo committer • of confer. log armies, or by • departure from the ancient land rune hail been appoinied, and in the very lint hours marks set down by the Fathers of the Republic of the SI .4., the party are forced to omit an act We are doing just now precisely what theßeda rd injustice, or to forego all author ity authuricieg ration of Independence sets forth as one of the the Prreident to make two new major generale, grievance. of George the Third towards the infant four brigadier generals, and a large number of sub. colonies of Great Britain. Wean creating swarm. ordinate officers. of officers. Civil end Military, "to eat out the sub. Ituttifter all this, you find the Ececutice literal• if 00 .4 0 n. to o . ooreeoh Congress. and, „ mod. stance of the People." r When Tatar are made without law, taxes will be imposed without mercy. blew place “Maj. Ctn. Benton" over the heads of die nwc ,... of roc . d . f , i , Lone end of Polo Alto We are borrowing monet us now under the stimul and Resaca de la Palau. of a buoyant, credit. Pay day will come soon, and rich and poor will feel it by and by, in such a drain upon their pluses aitey have never felt be fore. It is thus war esp. out the very vitals of the nation. Like dissipation in youth, we may not feel its force in the Jay. of our national youth, bat when ma age creeps upon us, we shall feel it in every fibre of our system. We shall ea, it then as Rome and Carthage saw it in the days of their departure from virtue, and in pomp and pride which forewarned their fall. We shall see as the Greeks realised it in their crushing effect of s elbstanntent - and - netional degeneracy. We pray Heaven that the examples of all the world are not to be lost upon us and our ambitions rn• The Committee from Baltimore left town last evening, on their rerun to thot city—on their vat there, they will immediately tilt Fa meefing of the citizens, and make s report of their proceeding.. During their star here, they have had ample oppor tennin of ascertaining the advantages which Bal timore would obtain by a Rail Roid connection with us—and we are satisfied they will make II very strong representation upon the subject. It remains now to be seen, whether the Bastimora Company and the . . tile. generally, are acting with ua in good isith or mot—for our own part we have cor doubts. We, tiowever, sincerely hope that the desires of the Committee, and 61 the frietids of the conuection generally, may be amply realised. That it is 0 1 consamation molt devoutly - to be winked' fer'--all will allow, and of vital importance to the great interests of nor city—but whether it is hound wisdom alter all we have dune in tlm mats ter heretofore—without any ray of neeesa-40 . delay further action in pushing OUT Rail Rdads either to the west or direct to Philadelphia, f. a grave en oncry-7especially upon so feeble a basis as we fear the present to be. We have too often wen the dans gera 01 delay—and are somewhat fitulat that like the dog in the fable. We may lose the substance by endeavoring to catch at the shadow. We, how. en,. hope Inc the best. _ To c Sues.r.Pase awn v a—and the Penn Cal lon radars. Allegheny -City:—We we pleased to learn that the enterprising owners of this splen did establishment, Meseta. Kennedj. Childs, & 'Co., are about introducing Mt. Williams'! (of Manchester, Eoglarul,) Patent, for consuming smoke; a plan of which we hare herevaore put. limbed, and which May, be seen at ow office. We 'trust sincerely, that when one citizens shall hem fairly tested the adsantages of the .iotinbake Pre oen ttse,".to find it adopted by every Factory in and about Pittsburgh. We are mut !unions to base di s pdb,d, the only cloud that mans the beau ty end prospeiity . of Pittsburgh. :, BOAT Busicr.--The ateamboat Revenue RA/ destroyed by fire at the head of Peoria Lake on Friday evening the Rh* visa rm on shore In' rime to save E i a Lniriingers, but they ben their baggage, and one gentleman boa $2,004) In =en. Her boilers and engine will be wed in a damaged condition, otherenie tbd boat is a total Inas. ` Wm Also and Joseph Long, Esp., are ills deltgatar elect•dierth• Id Word. •••Tot Wog to .fl awl sad to tram Each step Goo spletagker to the disgrace. sallabasesscad p.m why, To villain boo& sad despot's vorsy. As to this Mexican war, we we 'wither good %e origin, nor in ita progresa, but to u+ it i• e altogether. The present difficulties tenors the sagacity of our wisest Statesmen. Whet w they he when Crogress—if the Executive sh deign to consult Congress upon such • mom, • . tow question—meets tot Fateel conquered tonitary. When the Rept tires from the free and dive States are miss pelled to meet anl decide the questients.itsreen free and slave territory. We saw tomething of A brewing storm upon this quell*hicks lief Converts. The tempest was healed'. with_the idea, thrown out Ly many pothicirini. - dutt ere were meeting • question of annexation-and pan• lad association before the territory wu in our pos. setsion. This flimsy veil that served as covering far party craftsmen will not much longer avail.— The caution between foreign conquest on the one hand, and free and slats usrritr-ry on the oth er, must be met - without disguise, stations, nr Postponements, of any sort. A prudent mob foreteeth it and avoided, it, the good book tells at, and had Mr. Polk show - U • little of like saga• city, the country might have Wen saved a world .of evil, and perhope those consequences of inter' nil discord, the very mention of shlch mikes one shudder. And now what Willeml mil or good, if good he can p int oaf, does Mr. Polk expect (mai the further procreation al this woo of his 0411) soaking. To what nadir our 400m:flow:detained upon he borders Toad 'the heart of the Mexican flepablio, victims to gig terrible alarms of a damming and isniodttotocaVeoantry. Cui Bono, Mr. Pied- derk.., Are you hoggkirg the delouse ides to your ialwrce;kfaat new laurels ari. to ba Won with rack , * trcts Mezierg Yenttlasy Peace, ir4o ia 4 6-. Pr,c 811611, 4** -41 y our orenisilipe +r tome portion r(rtrit kdde spread Idea* tayrilii_g, which you ha'Ar swoon in your wrath to powea, You may wotch the =eke, but you cannot kill him short of intlikling avert of national death upon the lend ever which in an , evil hour you obtained a sort of taraporwy amain' If them. is any mural accountability with_Presi- , dente, or any responsibility !bateau with them, where will you find power adequate to relieve yourself from the stigma of a war wrhich the judg ment awl conscience of the naiion!ebhOrs. It too; in these day. the blood of the stale should ay from the ground for lives wickedly and uselessly thrown away, or if ever the • nitrite of cam like Binquo's ghost should appear before their mur derers at the fear( of revelry, or in the more terri ble visitation of the chamber and the midnight watch, what response can you, the Prnident of the United States, make 'when called upon to defend i war which haa brought, as it were, a new death into the world, not only by creating new elements and occasions of destitution, bat In • wound upon the political _welfare of the country which will last as long as the Gronrucuent dorsi. E. D. F,om Om New Yo(It Expreu NEWSPAPER POSTAGE. Important violations of the laws, by the Poff Master Being sure that the Postmaster General was vi olating the Post Office Law in the instruction. ha had g yen tr his subordinates, we have awaited with same anxiety the official publication of the Law. of the United States. The pamphlet came . to hand yesterday t—and we take Mi., the first opportunity, therefore, to show what the law 4. in the matter of newspaper poetess, and to advise the public no longer to mbaill roan impoeition.— ' That part ri the new Post Office Law which re lates to emerimapete is officially published, as fol lows, none/imam of &maim Section 13. And be it further enacted, that it atoll not be lawful to deposite in any poet cam, ho be conveyed in the mail, two or more letters di. rested to diffnent pentane enclosed in the same envelope or packet; and away person ea offending shall forfeit the sum of ten dollars to be recover- by action qui tarn, one halt for the use of the int former, and the ether half for the use ul the Poet Office Department: Provided, that , this prohibi tion shall not apply to soy letter or packet direct ed to any foreign country: and all newsmen. COO toyed in the mail shall be subject to pArege, ex cept those tent by the way of exchange between the publishers of newilpsEers, and except theme franked by persons enjoying the fra4ing prls' ege, and newspapers not seat from the oI&o of .publicationt and all handbills or circulars printed or lithographed, not exceeding one sheet, shall be subject to those cenb pomp, each, except those frankedhy p. MISS enjoying the franking privilege, and nee spaptrs not sent from the office of publls cation; and all handbills or circular. printed or lith• ogreptted. not exceeding one sheet, shall be subject .to three cents postage, rack, to be paid when de posited In any post office to, be tconvsysd in the This is the official law, published by authority, with the punctuation preserrod in every respect• •h will be seen, it enacts that all nommen! are free except those omit from the Macs of publics ihut • ; that in no eras can prepsymant be demsarl• li id except for circulars arid handbilhi of one sheet each. No provision of the old lea is changed ex• ceps for circulars and handhilla so are composed of one sheet each. This law, u we have mentioned, has just been pabiishrd. To show.to whateumittbstPottmaster General has tarried hia 041112100 US violations of this law, before its publication, we copy the fol lowing !mm his circular of instructions lamed on the 13 bof March, four days after the, adjourn ment of Congress: It will be recollected that ha he I the law before him officially at that B. Transient newrpapers, (he says). or atom not mint from the office of publication to sabred. ben, handbills or circular letters; printed or litho- graphed, not exceeding one sheet in size, will pay 3 cent. upon delivery at the office, and before they are put in the mails, and ell such will be charged by deputy postmasters no prepaid matter In the way and upon their account+ of mails scat, and gawped or marked •• paid," with the name of the office from which SOUL The Patuosster General here dinete the fel- lowing glow violations tit. That transient newspaper., or t those oot sent Irom the office of publication to mbecribere, gall be subject to three cents poetize. The IsiW my; that newspapers not eent front the office of publication are excepted from payment of polar; and in no case dementia pre-payment of postage upon them, whether amt by publishers or others. 2d. The Post Matter General direct. the post. master to demand postage on all papers not sent to subscribers from the office of pablicatiou. This is another usurpation. The laridoes not require, as will be seen above, that newspapers shall be sent to subscriber. Neither the word nor the substance of the law authorises 'any such as. action. It is a gratituitona usurpation, then. Let the reader compete the law and the instructions, and he will justify our conclusion.. And now the public will sat for • remedy; mid if they will ea, they will have it speedily. Let every postmaster who withholds a paper not sent from the office of publication, be required to de• liver the paper free, and in case of refusal, Its him be prosecutes" More a Justice of the Pews for the paper. 'Whenever a paper to mot from the office of publication, and more than the old rates are demanded, let the postmaster be prow cured in the same meaner. Let every postmaster why refines to realty, newspaper be atm prosecuted before a Justice of the Peace, and we chill soon we whether Mr. Case Johnson is to make laws, or whether they are to be passed by Congress. The newspapers of the interior, by this article rateosively, willeaon put o stop to the amend system of imposition upon the newspaper prays. Ten Pore Orrice Ptass.—We have already announced the fact, says the New York, Expresr, that Major Hobble, of the Poet Office Depart. meet, is to leave New York its the Washington for Bremen. We note learn that this officer pros pows, In the three months he Is to be gone, to per. fact a post office arrangement with England and the continentiod States of France, the Haase Towne, Belgium, Hanover, and the States of the Zell.Yerein, by-which letters may ha seat s from any town or place. in the interior of those countries, or any town or place in See interior of the United Staten, and rice verso, either by pra. paying the whole putage from the place of its departure in Europa to that of Its destiny in 1 America, or leaving the whole to be paid by the receiver; the distribution offices: io , New = Yor k and Boston carrying to the credit of each of them what is respectively due, and each of them keeping a 'separate account whit the this United Statue, and settling ones sway six or twelve month. ' A Moraixoni or. Aovnirrann.—A nimarkablo voutionl for an truck.io told in o linangore PaPi': The Adelphi Theatre in that city war open, end the pleanut play of the unlade of Sedgensoon" wu in coerce of performance. A favorite wren, Mrs, to. Hoorah. imu liPu• the slags supporting one of the diareenn,,whim a Mil military man. In one of thastage boxes, gazed wildly about him, sod starting up from his seat lotedly_itulalused, ...My wife, by Heavens! my Eine of roarer ea teninment and ezeitament mined, and an en. planation took , place. which milted In the die. nasty that the gentleman was a Lieutenant Lew. is, and that he was In tooth the lady's husband. He bad been on foreign senke for many years, and was now 'accompanied by the lady's son, • fore fallow of two end twenty. Bub b e li eve d the other dead, and the lady had married a Mr. De Bowel, who bad bmon deed about eighteen monthi. Soon altar this a moat agreeable denim. meatMolaplaes, for the wilted and hippy Pstr availed themselves split of ths bent& of 'kr°, and ma objections being made by the church or Stan. these two persons, whonee 'the fontonee of Warted put WON re.manied, in the me. aence of a large body of njolaing friends. , Wi call auentica 1,3 tha admtaccumiMn Robbing, a distinfulahe d confuting Peons , or wasnoston city. .4b6y soth. AliterammeluuTitil A rained frieed. aid whole Mao 'a distinguished atm:e'er this State, hair torarardedto us the follow ing eettnunicationy-which,lat the.present moment, will. we doubt, be termed with gawral interns: Tbelettetllom Cu. Taylor„si written with the tame modinty: and delicacy ci feeling, which has,: so eminently ch.MicCerised everything we ha re seen from his pen. It la - miatleal we We; to set at 'mat all the doubts as to him acceptance of the nomination for the Preableacy, which have been elem.:sod by them in whom'. the yriab ins father to the thought?' WA.rr arson Roorm, La., 15th May, 1241 Ww:f.4: Hower, Ent: .. • • " • Deaf Sir: I mead you,, anumed, an. extract of a latteiorhich I have recently received- from (ton. Taylor; nod as it shadow. forth the feelings and viewl of the General, on the subject of the neat • Presidency, m a. manner which can do no violence tethe feeling. of any one, .1 have determined to hire pabliabed that portion of it, which relates to asobject, In which Ms name has been very genes. ally woe-fated throughout the country for some time past. Ido to, with the more readiness, t cause it is eminently calculated to.glre a proper in sight into the real character of this imineat man. Phrase let it have a place in your column.. Yours, very sincerely and remealolly. o la regard to the Presidency, I will not say that I will not serve, if the good people of the country were to require me to do so. however much it is op. pewit to my'wishe s . for I AM free to say; that I have no aspirtions for the aitnation. My greateit, perhaps, only wish, has bees to bring. or aid iu bringing ttia war to a speedy and honorable clove. It has ever been, and still u, my lIIIiOII3 wish, th some at the most experienced, talented, and virtu ous statesmen of the country, should be chosen, to that high place at the next election.. I rant Bandied that, if ourfriend• will do their duly, ouch a citizen may be elected. I must, however, be allowed to say,that I have not the vanity to consider myself qualified for 110 high and responsible s station, and whilst we have far more eminent and deserving name, before the oentri, I should prefer to stand ' aside, it one of them Could be raised to the first office, in the gilt of a free people. ~ I go het the country, the whole country—and it in my ardent and sincere wish, to see the individual placed at the head of the nation, who, by a stnet ob. servant . ° of the co:ablution (be he whom he may ) can make us Most prosperous at home, as well so most respected abroad.". RAIL ROAD raost Be. Levu TO CIECINNATI• —The Convention on this road met at Indiana polis on the 12th, and was attended by a number of intelligent delegates from the several States principally interested. The sittings of the Con. 'cation manifested—a epithed determination to give animpulse to the enterprise. Gov. Bebb pre sided, and ',ben the Convention adjourned he made the following remarks: Centkraen.—lo taking leave of you I shall be Nick Icame here with grest inctrutudo,utume of the Cincinnati papers mated that there would be no Convention, and as. in getting here, I palmed over the criers Railroads, I felt fearful that I should have my pains for my pleasure. But I have been agreeably disappointed, and I...joie:li that I have • bad the opportunity of meeting with so many in. telligent and enbrgetic men nom the various khans here Xeprtsented. Let, me say to you that 'when you go home, interest your neighbor* in this great work. In your represettetiorn of its impair. mice you cannot exaggerate its value to the cotto ny. It will speedily be acemnplished. Ile that is mat sanguine will be the nearest the truth.— lid that says, "in a few years tboulands will pass over this great thoroughfare," will find his number multiplied by thousand. This road if destined to extend over the Conklin., to the west, and over the Alleghenies in the eut. For no man, • • us he hat the figures before him, can estimate the' greatness and the height of prosperity to which this country wilt In a few years anise. fu contlusion, gentlemen, let me return you my than& fur the way in which you have honored me, and for your complimentary resolution.— And let me express the hope, that when we again meet in Convention at Indianapolis we may ride upon the "rails" which are placed along not arms the road. Drowns& or Box rot a Lva Tura.—One of the Foreign papers relates the following aingu lay ease as a fact : "Them died et &Wee says the Home Jeurnel a perm who had, long been in the cmploy the lifinheet of Franca, known by the' male of Thomas de ClOiSMife, and sixty eight yeas old at the time of decease. At the washing c f the body previous to interment, it teas dimaremat to be that of :a femak. 'eroismaro was a lieutenant at the bailie of M.•skoova. and was wounded at the battle of Waterloo in the shoulder and mouth ' After giving up her commission she entered into tiril Iffr, held en office in the cuslom bowie, and wasbook.kerper to two difftwent merchants. In disservice of the minister of F ranee, subsequently, she had risen toe post of considerable trust. In axial fife she was estemed fur her talents in poeuy and music, playing admirably on the violocs mita,. and. gielog !emus gratuitously t • I friends. It was thought to be • nervous pecoharity afoot she was uneasy and Annoyed if any one fit. ed his eyes on her very attentively, mid het walk 11,as thought to be rather affectedly cavalier.— Thomas do Croismaro was particularly gallant in attentions to women, nod at one time Maio proloitioo of Marriage to a young lady-of &tw eets, who fortunately declined the profferet. hand. Jurzawnee Ortatox or W a s.—. Never was so mach film arithmetic employed on any subject no that which has beta employed to persuade ns dons Math ie their Interest to go to war. Were the mocurfinwhich it ham cent, to join, at the clone of • long , olut, • little town, or a little territory,the right to cut wood hero, or to catch firh there, no. pendal in Improving what they already pars,-in making roads, opening rims. building ports, im. proving Mantis, and Ending employment for their idle poor, It would reader them much auonger, mach wealthier and much happier. Thin I hope will be our wisdom.'—Afrion's Virginia. Satrwalca lately took place on the west coast of tie Aland. The brig Exmouth, of New Castle, of 920 tons, bound from London derry to Quebeck, with a crew of I I meo, and pamanger• to the number of 240, lost sight of land on the 25111 of April, when she was overt.. ken by x tremendous gale, and dashed to pieces upon the rocks on the western conot of the Wand of Islay. Only three persona (seamen) maimed ! . • A BlCalt7 Orat-r--"blarnma l" exclaimed a beautiful girl, who hail auffersd gradation to ob scure the Rule intellect she possesaed, !'what is that long gram thing lying .on the dish before you!" • "A cucumber. my beloved Georgian.," replied the mamma, with a blend smile of sppobation at her darling's corwaendable curioaity. uri cucumber ! Gracious goodneee, my dear mamma, how very cstraordiriary; I always imeg heed, until this moment, that they grew in all. ces!" The Constitional Convention of Illinois, the members of which hums been just elected, is to meet et Springfield 001 the lint Monday of ,Jane. Fattiest &manna! Ttioa High and Holy ono To Thee we bow; Now, lbw labor of the day is done, Devoutly, now. ` From age to ego, anagoging, will the genie, All good Thou art; Hallowed and holy be Thy reverend name, In every head. When the glad morn upon the hilt. war spread • Thy mile wet there; flow; to the darkness gather. orer.head, We feel Thy are Night quail bin shades upon tuother Jay, Forayer pool; tio,rier our faults, Thy lore we humbly - prey A veil truly wt. Silence and deep, deihealts by earth dint emit] Now sweetly steal; • - Bo way few that Inmater in the blest, Hhall Faith conceal. Thou duo' the dark wilt watch shove out sleep, With eye or love; Acid Thou wilt wake us, when the Sunbeams peep The hills above. 0, may each heart iteirstitude express, Am life expends; And find the triumph of its hs ppiness, fu thy commend'. gp.galter's Ginseng Panacea.—liesteei. Twertawav—We beg leave to cell public ettentlen to the following, from . Dr. Witt!'. Dom, of Wlthetheville Clermont Ca, sod one of the very lon practitioners in the.county to which he resides, nod low Senator in the Stale Legislatre• II , s , c hearing thin to see thr lead ing then of the profewion, hunting the bandit of profet elOnel prejudice, and icing meat m due "Sir: 1 har rn so 7 mews: been soling .omen( year Ginseng Panacea, and, so far, am well plemwd in a giro. is Catarrhal and Ihnneitial Complain.. Please Dead um half aJoaen bottles-0n them as low as von can; as 1 expect:l" It almanacs. reader as general sat iMaalbla U it has heretarnse. to keep It consnintll On hind,`, Beep eatelly, apl7 Visa Dols, a. a, m='ysOa Bobbling, muumltir r i Engineer, and At . Minty for proeurlng Patents in *mai ington, D C, wiry amyl in Pittsburgh nem Wednesday morning, and will remain in rho on three day,. Ile tan be coomlted o all questions relating to his profession, or to Improve menu Indio meehodue arts, at the counting room of th. plusburgh Onto., nest door to Post (Mee, betwee the boors of 9 nod I o'eLnek, and at the Monongahel Horne during the ternainder M eat h day. tor 31-Irs BY MAGNETIC TREGRAPIL Correspoadeace ef. Pittsbargh o.3e!ie (We received nothing by Telegraph Ltat nigbL The ate:loophole along the 'elicit° litre operated to be charged with electricity. The operator et iihombemsbnrg war knocked cff hie choir by a powerful ehock, but not injured. The storms of rain were zunisoolly violent.] $5,00, __.1.300T8 .5,00. ie.). 66 6•ol.lliirt STREET. CORNER OF POST OFFICE A 1/1.,E1f. THE subvenber respectfully informs the public that he has commenced the mumfacture of Gentlerows Fashionable Beata of good mate nal and 'workmanship which he will warrant superior to any Coot ever made to Pittwburatt for the price. These handsome Coot will he made to measure, and warrant them as repre earned, at toe very tow price of FIVE lIMILLAES CASH , Centlemen are requested to call and room ne ahem... 1,-21 w R ERSIONE. 07 -Important to *elverOrem—The &dyer temente which appear iv the Daily Morning Casette ho appear in the Th-Weekly, limo receiving the bee fit of the circulation of all, without any iohlilioMd barge. Th.. oi anode...ye woof a.lvettiiers, without ny exult expener. Ode eniseinenta are oho 'owned nate country paper uponreigeonalile tonna. GAZETTE JOB PRINTING OFFICE, BIRD STREET, CORNED OW !WM off:cc ALLEY pp-Wit are now prepared toexecute in a toperior and expeditorue manner, all kinds of ion Sammie, such as large Posters, Steamboat Sills, hill. of Ladme, Letter Sheet Circulars, Ilandbills, Cards. Se , BOOK ♦an rAlarnatT rill/Man la any extent execuicti In the • beat trimmer, and al kintio of Printing done with accuracy and lathe town. 011. ID - Wr. invite the attention of our readers le the et. Amonlinary cures of Scrofola performed by Dr. Clam's lndion Veirtantr Panacea, which they will find recor d . ed in member roluinn of Pb.day'a paper. They ere animal doubt the most wonderful on record, and have 6o been proimunced by many of oar most respectable physic/ant The afflicted and others interested, are ie. quested to visit them at their several plates at abode, and learn (tom their awn lip. the wonderful effects of the medicine. The first one gamed is Mr Inane litooks, who may be seen daily, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 4P.M. at the office liowandA. Walton, No 370 Market st. Minds. ord (rty-Tak older) Inhabitant in the Untied Slates cannel meal to heat her memory, the, any mrtheal proretwor ever com of a remedy, an salutary ill Ile MUM' for the caw of PI le , , an Ur Upbasn's Vegetable I.:lcetu.sr , Being tAtett internally. It an ikes the tool of the Ole. ess, end completely edahltehes the fallacy of cYternal applwalianv II i.. irdeed, tn•aloahle CY - Sold, is holevale and Head, by W rATT Kt:Milt% M. 121 Fultoyt meet, New York; Wle.Tilowt, Market evert, and 57' R. Savvy., Soldhfiteld street, Yittetmegh, re. Pnee SI per Iwo. my 27 Iva 2 FARM AND MILLS 0011 HALE. TIIE sub...her wishltyg to remove nettle West, will sell h a Farm god ilia, situated In Greene Csmniy, Pa , on Big WI fitly Cieek, Within half a Mlle of the Alouungahr la Riser...4l4 about 14 miles above Brownsville. The Farm contains 741 acres of hest quality Land, with plenty of timber, cone lost and good springs. The Creek tout more Mao a milt through the 'fano and by a. low dam and WI:111[1o( LW feet in length there is 14 fret of tall. Ihe Flour hllll routsinelbree ran of French SairS, and the mill is In pod order for T or country work. The Saw Mill m ”ex , There are 4 single Carding Machines. • turning ahoy for turning chair and bedstead ma ffi • will house 111 erm• Mete order for m aching CO bushels per large Frame rllll.lolk Rouse, two Elm, and all the bees .ry out hou•es, five good hooses workmen. 20 old orchard, mid une, planted It years ago, of :41:1 Irees of choice fruit and our planmd Y years ago of YOU i met— Mem is plenty of other frail, peach, Blom, Refer inl W Sturbridge, or Allen Ammer, Pittsburgh, or to Otho Minor, near the Farm. • jrlddw&stln(F 61(1.V AN US TIIOMPAON (Ur Ilarrtsburgli 'telegraph ropy to amount 81, and charge this alike. MlstS MARY TAYLOR re.pectfully informs the pl . /WM of Putornorgb, that her BENEFIT is f i xed for WEBB EtIDAY Evening, June 2ild; an which meat .ion t he will appear in Two New and Popular Pleew S Being her last appearance this seasnn. Mr. CH IPP DALE also make hi. hut appeainum this .asses Mess. ENEXXS. MURPIII and HUM LEY, the Sable Ilarmonime, have, with the perminston of Mr. anirewx kindly tonsented to give their valuable mdi taller their mng Concert.) in a ',suety of Popular Qa.rICII[S, Trio., WM., MirsTA FLUB wilt ring roan of her beat SONGS, among them 'Palate a la Prance." /YI • It UPPRICPEDENTED SUCCESS-I' CSNDIIEW^3 EAGLE ICF. CREAM FALCON;Lao been daring oh- ran week, by upwars of 4,000 persons. The plopristor bogs !rave to WC that in consequence of thr great suesems wleniting Ins new a. ow, he has iirinansntly engaged Messrs. EN KASS.. HUNTLEY and MURPitY. W. will appear each conning in a GRAND CONCERT! Fogman. changed n ghily Ttekett, rig. each, which 'armies a d oh of ICI, CREAM /el DITTIO3O/1011 AND CONNEILLI4VILLE RAILROAD COMPANY. May 31,1r47. Books for receiving additional subscript onito the neck of the l'oniburgh sod Como lisvire ltabs.ad . svd: be oocosd :it Me office of Ito t'ornpuoy oi Lis Oh), on ruesdoy, the ent day of June, et 10 ax , and (onto.uc opeolonn day to day until the Ist of July. Books wilt also be opened on the same day and for the same brue, at Ma othci following P1000..010: at Mc- Keesport...der the direction of 'high Rowland and P. Muse —at West Newton under the direction of Jno. 1 Plumes and limes Danlner—at Connellsville under !Lc diresbon of Henry IPackstene and ITCHY] Wolter- - (11 Comberhand under the direction of Jno. Illy and Saro'l Cahoon jel J CAROTHERS, See) . I LD - .1 , 20rna% Post and Ammean espy. ENNSYLVANIA HAMRA/AD—At& meet P Ingo( the Board of Commissioners of the Penney l emon Radrua2Company.heldat theofEec of MlCandlns ISPClune. en the 3I at slay of May, 1647, it was -Resolved, That the Books of Suovermtiori tothestonk. of the Pentoylvanta Radrovl Company be - opened it the Monongahela House, in this_t_Ly, on. Monday next, the 710 of June, between the boors of P and 12 J. a.. 10 be continued from day to day natil the 10itt Instancts, elusive. Resolved, That public notice of the aborts Resoletron he given in al. the daily papers. lel 31__ _ THOMAS 11A.D:WRI.L. Chairman: • STRAY COWS. WERE. taken up treepaesing on the preen. `,rb, 'area( the subseriber.loring in wlw in' , Allegheny Vaunt y.st Had Cow, aorpored to he year,' old, white belly, with a piece oat of each ear. Al., one flack Cow. yearn old, with a .ma l whde spot her betty- nu other he perceivable A!.. one fondle Cow. 7 yenta old, white back and hel; lyand ',hurt mil. T. e ',one r alone. are &aired acoma forward'. peeve proptrty. pay eh•rges and take we'd Cows emu). or they will he dispo•ed or uernrdiug to law. RI WENT MILLMAN Vear Venelds If. A I. ESTATE IN 01110 Ft/It S,LL—A .I.l.sarrn of Eh acres SI =Matron, Gadipalls, 50 trews of meadow and coal land, a d joining the lowa of SlLef. field. Mem. Comity. A Dwelling Souse and Loh with store house, situated Vrederiek. Trumholl mum, H CV FIIIIERT. Real F.sme el No 50 Smithfield street MACKEREL—Io bf bbls No I; . .at do - Nod, 60 do No 3 South; to o Nn C, For sale Ity E trEAZLETOIN el Vast lade of the Diaraotttl L ARD OIL-2.1t.2 , 0 I d La o rd Cl o d; IOOLIa Na 2 Lard lid, accroo.d SELLFIId mat 'dram Manafaclatar _ and tor •ac by Jet_ t..ds Lollies/111e, just receive& and for sa‘r /-sby jet P SELLEIt, \RI liNglik . noumps7au lbs Dried Dem 1./Rouen, for fain.. se. is et recen.ed and for sale I. P SELLER: 4 .I7 Liberty _ _ - HMIS -1 :AV prime Daum, just received and inr sale byid • 'SELLERS _-----. SIDES AHD NIIOULDERS-90,00ulbs Baron B,des sec Shoulders, In +tore end for sale by lel l CELLESS, 17 'Ahern r, iILEArt SIDE/3-7 ca.k. Cita, Bacon elide, for rale by 0 F VON 11...NN110110TSC() el - No 33 Front meet FLOUR - 40 Emily Flour for sate by tel S F VON IIONNIIORST & fIOPPERAS—bbbIn Comma. gar pale by lel S F VON lIONNIIMINT d PlO RETAIL-1U •Ilot , and • 03Id" Corned. by FRIENn, RIIEV et. CO nyytY No CC \valet wee! W INDOW OLASI3-130 ha. aatai - tw baa lUala: for axle I.y inyl7 I °RSV tit a DUNCAN. water and from cc B Room.-50 doe. Citlt annals; 90 dos. Lori.; Sim Common; for sele be jet • F VONLIONIOIIORST /r. AD t.I.LING WM*. ud 1.0 r, rituated , n Undo. pory IkLnont C.. 1,, Ohio , opposac . W twell,fg for jet $ CUTIICIERT DACON-3,tAti ILs run, Country Cure. jum reed Land !or snit. b) ENG 1.1.411 A UENNEIT torn No onaoil xt•eet- Cnt- COTTON TARNS-45,00011. assorted Nn. ton Yarn Candi. Walt. Carpet Chant and Batting. for eat tnatturactuter's 'await pikes. Ft)ll7 FRIFIND, RIIEY k CO n RAWL BVOAIL-23 bap to In am and tot sale LI by eny3l JOIIN 2007712 LINSEED OIL-24 bbl., juge receivedand Au rAle by roy3l J 0 BIDWELL, Agen. Qtr,V," — "°' " alp" . ViI'AIZEIZAN VANILLA BEANS—Large .i.e Itnd ficeb, for ie I.Y narl J D MORGAN LARD OlL—Superior, for .ale o rolo I.4yy neyal J ll MORGAN 1)0TMIII—No I l'o.eb, warfAeled _good. •I roma I by my3l. 1Y 11011OAN ' EMMY SYRUP—Freida made, nod of floc 'noel Laity. for sale loor JOO by nty3f N 1) MORO A N.lOl ...On VNTLITP LE." -30 "Pr — ifra'atrAN us_4 ~.--,- ,- - , -- , - ... --- ,„....ii.;;;ie st y LuzukT m y,. ', , I DitilCF.Y dr. CO . CIIIkEld&-409 ban now landing, for wila by ki niFt, I DIOXYW .la. CO Ayiymyyliy.- woa. just tenoned and ion tale by mynn__ls+:SF.LLEßS ‘ drwood 1, ri.A 16011014-5 bbls It „. ! . e i vEitztilr w sala by_ inyani .- Lady. BRACE.I.F.T,..bieb the owner P_ can have by paying far adfinnaenfert. unrui po o l:MM.-2 c.ks vipn.e, Jan reeeivcd and for ealo OE. • k. lESE. CORCUISGS— Lt cask* first Quality , for eple. by .1W• 211EY a CU _ • fIOTTON - 1 0 0 bal. Cotto F n for .alle by myY9 • RIEND. by &CO TOUISIaLLE LlMlL—Colibblz Ai zare ."1,5 ORDON, vralor F.y T 'r Ru Z''- mb " . '" w ".t% , Vt;ZßAu.ii BAoON-4,3U0 IL., bog round. in bY . _my?' a & w ti&aa&u6ll Q ME'S AROMATIC BAI.TS. aleray• on hood and "ar../R.4 oly2l DRAU a REITER SCZRj e 11,11,11‘611,p-j loomorlimint4=Motl 177 - f atietan Saltar ;0y 3401i1a 1104)0aviso Austleijoedifi: DAY GOO EM - 7 1 Crftnetsclay toonigoo. the 3d instant, at lenietatek, anti below: An—entenstve nosortment nosh end oo.osoabte staple =Unto - Dry Goods,' Goossfr•how ?.]tleat hots, etattrellu, parasols, ke. • - One substantial onehorseTUriggy yeah leather top. in .'nd noire; I ,no safe, 10 &nen real and del:ol4ora 'hovels. a quantity' of gmeeries, queen...wt. gln.B WW pereossion matches, 30 nests band botes,3 casks madeim - wwe a ~38 0 half Spat:ash primp, 30 . mantel's:4A. A general usortinent of _new and settled hasidkeinece • hold furniture. carpeting, looking feather beds, bedding, &e. • At a O'Clock e P. M. A large assortment of ready made clothing, fine shirts white:linen bosoms and collate, gold and Silver mad, re, I very supenor ride, fine cutlery; a retail eureka( lily Goodson close the concern of a pencil deeliOnifi business. .0•4 ROPOSALS will be received at the Office of the P r James , Hirer and Kanawha Campanys in Richmond, Va., critil the 15th July mifit, for the coo sanction of three stone dents acre. James' River' n the line of the Company's Canal between Llnehbarg and the mOuth of t.e North river. The find of said dams will be about 31 ft high and 400 feet long, and ail tatted about 4 miles above Lynchburg: the sccond will be :Mont 15 ft high and &XI It long, and sinned stout 9 miles west of Lyttehburgh : the thltd.vrill be alum 33 (thigh and= It long. and sinned shoot= mites west of Lynchbu qr. The foundation. of these dares AM of rock, laud the superstructures will be reqlllll.4 m ba rai.• lad as high so low water [eget, duneg the Present sea son. Plansol ald worts may be seen, and specification. obtained, at the Gimparty's Office in Richmond or at the subscriber's Ogee on said hue above Lynchburg, on and after the let of Julgnatt. ' ' • WALTER G 49 YNN;Chief Engineer ' James River & Kanawha Co Riehownd, 24th iday,lB47. y NEAV AND MOST EFFECTIVE. REMEDY. ri EL WOOD 'S Sarsailla and Wild .LP Cherry Bitters, for the par cure of the following dreenter Jaundice, Liver Coipplaint, all Willou. Mat , plain.. wet Headache, Heart Born, indigestion, habit eat Costivenesi, Piles, Palpitation. of the Neon, Loss of. A pperite,Dyspepais, Nereus. IrritaIaMISDOBBMAM Stomach.Lananor,Deptessmo of SplrithelAtaras _ WA Rams nration, Comecon. Dise•ww, Canker, 33701310 W &S- Serofala Imperil!. of the Moody Pimples and Pustules on the Fare, Heredttati Hurnore,,Cold Begs, and all di set.* stilling from In taindiciaaS tut of To . ye attention of the invalid publie, and of all those afflicted by any of eke above diSesam, is respeelfally called to the mem. of a new and Invaluable prepare lion from an original recipe of a distialaDAM Pirgnuiffin combining in iwolf the Mow active temertialpmperue. of two of die net first articl“-in th e Mann. Medic. The Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitten ware in troJaved to the public about twelve months ago, and d Orin. toll period '116,10( . 00as bal. tie. at great as m' orre tbe prop ti i•or in offer them with still erne corl denre, in the full helm( thee by entering . Into more ex tensive use, they will proven bleating to all About euffewng from the direases shove inumerated. Sold, arbolerale and entail, by %Y ATP 6 KETCH AM, gene."' agents, PS Fuhonatreet, New York; Wat. Too., Market sweet, and P. R. Saline; Soithliild street, Pittsburgh, Ps. Price Ili—large bottles. rode/What Sip r po the llonorabti the Judges of the Court of Osa• I CJeawer Sessions of the Peseei to lad for the Co - ty of Allegheny - The Peption of James Cntswan 3 Sao; ad ward, Pi s. burgh. in the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth, sour petitioners base provided themselves with ma ri wls for the aseemomasudo of travellers and When ar their 4 weVing house, in the ward aforesaid, and p y that your Honors will , bo, pleased to grant them cell. to keep a pablie boomed' entertainment. ad your peptitionert, as to duty boood.wal pray. I JAMES CROSB.IIII & PON Wa, the sub.erthera, eittsens or Pitaburgh City, do rtify that th e above petitioner. are of good reputo for .losnoty and temperance, and are weliprovitiod with 'nude room and conven ience. for the accommodation of ...miters and others; and that said tavern Is nese.- itarY• Church & Goethe. Mord. lanes . bakes. ell. Pears &Co - P. lend. Rhey kCi • Ogden & &warden. Lyon, Phorb &Co . d Wm I Anderson William Wilma, Jr. • Edward I enrich John Anderson .• Forsyth fr. Duncan lt Wesiver . coyl64t rro the Uottorable the Judges of the Court of General i J. Quartertemions of the Peace, ht and for the Coons 1 ty ot Atlegbenr. 1 • The Pennon of. Benjamin Weasser,,Bl ward, Pius. a, burgh, the efiluttyafolOsid,hum ely, ..heweth,. That your or runner has provided himself wait motet tals for', the accommodation of travellers and others, at hi. &rel. ling bourn, in the ward aforesaid, and !Wald that your Moot. will be !lensed to grant him a !moue Witten a public Immo or ernettaininent. And yoar , 'petitioner, as to duty bound, will pray. DEtiJAMIN WEAVER Ws, the aubscribers. Citizen. of 3.1 ward, Pittsburgh, i do cedify that the above petinone. Is of good repute for Ihonesty and tempanince, and ...is well-provided with house 'room and convenience. for the acemoutodetion of traveller. and others; and that .aid tnUenl it necessary: • Cc inch & Caruthers 'Morris Jooes . Batsmen, Penis &Co . Friend, RUT kr Co ' • Ogden kPnoard en Lyem, dhorb & Co It m J Andemen William Wilson, Jr Edward Pane, ich John Anderson Forsyth &Duncan ' Jame•Croamos MPS 3+ CAW MILL FOR t 4 Oh. In Brooke °County. Virgin.% on the Oh. River. 40 reties below Pitteburgh, and 4 mks above Wellsville, •nd one of the hest stands for business. The Engle. In new:with El inch crlteden • double fine Boiler-4g inches diame: ter I, ...loci to beg.% together with all the fixtures tmcdful tr cam, la% on the d, . • Also, 34 acres of good Land, and a goal Prams House, nut mote fteithed, • good well on the premise% endental plivtleco. For timber illanp.lioll apply Of by mall, mast he post (nod./ CUTJIBERT, Reel Estate Offte% • I m 434 NoTO Southfield street . 1 L' OR SALE—A tract of Land waste in Franklin Township, about twelve miles from the city of *1 le Oily. eibomiag • laud. of emion l'eeher, eniveae ttroctinali, enatuning fifl y acres. litaid tract is well watered, and will be told cheap for cash. Tide todirpulable. enrolls...en wishing to see the above 'property will plwe call on 10:IN ROOKItTSON, near die prenid.. -WILLI A SIS /k SHINN, Attomega at Law :Lnll3lr I maT Offiee. oth st. above Smithfield _ ----- Adnalialstratess i a • Notices NO - CICE is Irereby. igmes to all mama . indalitssi tbe Esume of .Earanel Barr, late or Bmategisala, All %ben? essibir, declL, m asaltlarate th. p i..Plt= i7 t. and prrsoa• basin . re., as heneettleal for settlement to We ABM. BABE, kdrainettratar Itosa , Parent. Beltvitzerelsteg Swings A DO NIESTIC ti YMNAPIOM-44aSrtughwlb.n used as a remedial amnia diseare,and se • source of Taunters in health fin sot Theme lutarmli to be se. to be purettasod. They ate of different vises for public or private hotomi or poles. , 00e, two, or foot persona can .awing themselves' 'truth • Ike must perfect cam and plemate. They h ive received the pittrpOolle of the first Physi. rotes and other gentlanien of the Last, whenthey are exteasively in use. One eZII im seen and tried of the CatpenterShop of Ur. AARON FLOYD, corner of 4th and Ross sweets, who trill attend to all orders for them. mytitti3t W PORTER .1 CO co-pARTkERAIgir NpTOp, f W gTr of Juniors •nd I. A l .. Co-aura of Pittsburgh, have tale dip entered into cape nnenhip under rte and firm of Stephen., Sheenberger & Co, at the Anehir Iron Works, helinVa., for the of of manufacturing iron and routs of. every descupuon. E Iv litmirnesa. F Foortazioran. J. A. Swerron • STEPIIENS, SHOENBBEICIER I CO., ANCHOR IRON WORKS, Wheeling . , Va. Manufacture all kinds of better, Meet, bar Hon and on.i, A H SlGei Clip.. serials and rules Reim eon aeetcd vcth Shut nberwer's 0 d Junius Works, we can slier an article of Junius Iron [branded Shomtbafßarl equal to any made in the country. All of which will be sold at Me rinhurgkprices. Warehouse of Ma Works eorner f Monroe Water streets. • mill. I.7IPIEDLIEY'S BUICK PRILEIS—M the sea son has nose ethothsensed for Husking Blida the. subscribe. bra leave spin to call the attention of bricemskers and others to this very useful machine.— We will seventh it equal if not suporior to any other Heck Press, of the same prise note m use, We have n number of tertifieates• of •their purforie antic, which occupy WO Meth space for advertiatog, but eau be seen at ourotEceo Htirkthakers are e e l invited to give miscall We will glee OW •111 guarantee is the perkuuthatee of the Press. Stale or County: rights for ands. . • JOHN Me FADEN is CO natal basin k poun at Hardwares Stara Barnovad. lIITNORE & WOLFF having removed from the V V corner of Liberty and St Clair streets, to No SO Wood street, three dram above St Charles Hotel, would. respectfully ask the attention of boyars to thew stock of A tiowen CUTLF.RY sad SADDLERY, reed per ships Sarum& blonongahela and Ilnatie_direet from the manufacturers of, England and Germany. Alm, supplies of American Ilanlomat, Coat the prin. el pal manufacturers of the Eastern States. Thetr stock being entirely new, and porehaseA , spore the best terms they feel grestmnfidence In being able sueressfully to meet cocipelition from any quarter, whether east or west. The Hardware Icline. will be continued at the old stand. , ADDITIONAL ACGOAIRIODA.TION• 'k hi:VIBES EVENING LIN E—Orfand after Monday 31.10 f May. the subscriber will run an Everting Ciao of Omnibuses nu Pennsylvania Avenue, Lame.. Poishorgh arid traklandarleaving she.Crty from the 4h past onnil Ir .1f past 9 o'clock every trght. and Oak, !and at the saute hear. • ," G. m•4l Ira- past favors and tmsdaus trk.affori anti. faction to all. the subscriber hopes Wit, nen effort ler sterratanodatevrtll Le approved and sustaiued by • lib eral public: my.d. , l .0 JACOB GARDNER, Proprietor WANT ED IRIBIEDIATZLT: n NI: THOUSAND LAVORIIRS—AIso. IW Some Almon., on the New York and Erie Rkilremit ant Ihe Km ern. Dank of the Delaware River - in a remark ably bealtby seebon of count ry The following • ages for Laborer. wilt be levee, : EtahMenmen ettll S helf emus per day. (Boarding two dollars per week ) DAVID /I LOPICHART '' ``ltDtY REGULA.TIONS—The new addict] of Lithe •ntecterid tfcgoiatioos for the Jamb^ publiabed by authority of the 'Wm -Departmeob' It now mai arid Th rrtdy e work eta be traarmattedtirougli the mail to au y pert of the roun try for IS mots postage. • Orden.. •coloyianied by the mu& t pautt will he IldaddildY filled. Price dl per copy. J & 0 In GIDEON • n 11.514.. Ninth sb•Waahiomon.DC iitOILERINWS PIP.NOR—An elegant rose wood sirootave, new wale Piano Fosse, monnfin tined by eblekerhig. of , Baba. will be opened for sofe on Tuesday, mar Mb by • lONE-LLCM mYil el wood sweet TIIE Anaaal Meeting of w Corporator, for the A 1 leeway. Catatetrl oriD take 1111.0 at did offroe,oo the Pounds, on SaPisalay,..the 611 day of rote, at . 3 o'clock, r, at ',dad, time a !Ward of Managers Will be eleeteel ter the wawa ` year. myriad • 7 CAROSIIERS. Secretary.' T IGIJT Colored -7' llatist Adloio Di , kha -4 Wu) t' - .L.Pmice Toottiyed Rom oustafaeloq, re,* autow.oipr ol l .for est.ea Gear , tee halo by' the dozen. •L RD TODD *cent foi Eastern tdaeufaet yes; yam J.in,P,441 dd; , - lionpenodeO dov .; ; ! I • 'Block ; do; • Rio silo . ; roy3l • i - 8•00Tri CO Apeon, receind o"-• sigugrke9t atrl for aile km ONN C closa ti g ri f O '" . J ml3l " No 4 Colibialtrie Now 'berty 13 bbl, I o . moro nod on we by JININ ,NC oxya • No hoinmerelal Roe, INTAATRID—It Common -by *lvan!, T • dl4 , ..ber Ip.bita,to man thine of a. either en *met or land. 7hebevof rekr wanted. ;_Please apply aq ride BIBOISHBTI AND PITTSBURGH `'IIALY PACKET LINE 11:ssell hoe ' , ,szt late of splendol gatteoger ete mw ee=.d . o d f , the I=esk /1171,pce I waters - of the West. Every asersnalation sod com• pjndtat h e elm procure. has been prattled Su Pa. SCOWL The Line ha been letoperatton for five t thew hare. carried ' of people what tee halt mini., to their persons. The tau loin be tithe p0...t of Weed neigh s he darpnrricii, le wring, by the lien of freighandahe Catty of, posseneas On the rcel. ler. /a all CU. rho .44•1 TOM Ce pool in The MONONGAIIELA,Capr Saar, svill/eave Length every Monday sneraingre lO o'clock; Wheeling every blends) , ev l ening el/ 0 r•bl TIIMIDAY PACHIECT. The HIBERNIA, NO, 9, Capt. J. kineikee. will l e ave rituAargh every Tuesday Alumina se iOcieluet; WAeellag ereef Tuerday. eeremiuf P. He WEDNESDAY PACKET: - The NEW ENGIL;A ND. NO. As Cap. S. bean, will use Pdtsborgh every Wednesday morning ut Itv 'clock; Wherfing evely Wednesday evening at Iv Y. TUVRSDAT PACILE.T The WISCONSIN, Capt. R J. Cron, will kaleburgh eyeryTbanday !aortal at 10 o'doek; ICGwtiag C•ety Thallday eTcnitlritl 10 '. • FRIDAY. PACKET. The CLIPPER, NO. $ll, cepc Croat, will ICIIIre burgh every Friday memo( et 10 o'clock; Whet-lies every Fridayevening at 10 KB!. SATURDAY PACKET. ' Tao SIESSSNOES, Capc iiinforiovill leave PHU. berthevery Saturday montieg at 10 o'clock ;.11:neeli ng every Saunday evening at 10 P. 01. • 'SUNDAY PACKET. • The ISAAC NEWTON, CapL A. G. !Cuss: still save Pioshtugh every Smiley mornins at lii o'clock; Wheelisg every Sunday evenmg at la P. Ar — Stay 29, lea - 7 ---- TRIOOLBAGIC4iI6I. 1 40 . rra C itt li tlyl l3" t i ltr ' pl ' aln i" :l t ' te ' iYed7le7rl " t i vAa Ala yrs nd and re: Pale by the 004 ROBERTS s CONRAD, 35 Market at, Philadelphia WOOL, WOOL i tar all the dtaeceut URPLY Old wool ',althea..., ear Liberty at nod Crory alley SIONDRIEB--110 bhls No 3 Largo Alsole,o 'lO hr LWs do do, lu bzs Monolisle; 30 ire beg Fisieins; I bbl Nat.:leis . Ics roan 8 Insligo; ill Id bbls N. O. EY NOW* del+ EP. Comer Penn and !lain sneers ad Cot sale by mita (CASSIA, &e.-4uo mum Ouvi , ,' 5 hales Cloy.; • PIO bane Pepper, I cask Namely; int, rei , d . and forsale by todZ IitAGALIS • j 0 RING'S SUGAR— CriVhCd and Puivnnned, extra fine, in lierreli Loaf Sonar :nouns, best gnality; rum tetelvrd and ,G,t sale bi- urp37 PIAUALKY AAHITH A LMONIDI3-10 boxes Shelled; 200 lb. Paper Shall; • 500 lb. Marseilles; fat .ale by yM• D WILLIAMS*. CO,llO seers! et INDOU CILASII-231 b. 8510; 30 !as 790, . • 90 9.10x1t 15 los 10,15: fns Wu by nay 27 POINDEXTER & CO, SI sveles,s . LETTER COPYING P B ESSEIS—& supply or superior Copying Presses. Alo.Copyi.g Hook', OW Paper, sad Copylop Inks—Just received and 303 sale by JOHNSTON& STOCKTON Cornet Nukes wad 3/Ists lATIRAPPIIIIO .PAPER— . tearooms Mattioui Wrapping Paper: do Common do dot - 100' do' Tea do dos Just roomed and for sale by BROW NB . .429 No fa wool street L 3 ;t=2"dg} , ."arbrymk ... };, - =4,7g , CILESCIIR-38 boxes large fine W. R. Ch ere,. hand-aod for rala by P C MARTIN mpRI • - ear smithfiald and from ma CIOTTON-36 low repacked, now landing Iron. %jammer Mary Ann, and for male by . • • wy26 ISAIAH DICKEV; k CO T BAD-500. pigs Mk. Lad. received thi. dly i-dand for sale by L uurcuison .13 monaoce o UTTERS—I daunikAboell's, oo L hand anti for sale by • at 92 6 S P VON DONNHORST & C 0.13 Prk.ut F RVIT-300 Lau Dried Peaches, E7sives• 30 Gm Applerein store, fur sale by C - HIDWELL, wa,er ri DLAISTILLL—Su bb* around Fluter, in good L ja.t rebeiyed and kw sale by bYTO - 7 C flDWgl.l...e•terµ L — b ;2t b44Jwit teenlved per "gra m c yVli. Sit W 33 wood .a - i mVo • LARD VEskl'lrdNimVoly 0 CARSON & Meßralo/ITAlta st HERRINGS AND SHAD kir sale by b 0726 CARSON 4k die KNIGHT : UTTKE-5 bbls Frekh Ball, ieeelved tr.day ll myta ' CARSON crNitarr ( bie prime qyrlity, reeeiveA re.day L m - • CA.K...Ori BLeSrill3H OTTON-0:1 bales in store and' for onle ba, - L HUTCHISON fr. 00 DAPZIEt—P reams beaiy Asseay Mape. dam reed, 1 and for tabs by my eIS RKYNOLDS eIIEE 1 , 111118-63 parkages Y. H. T. • part extra foe, I formes Cy''' . REYNOLDS icSfIEE DIO tierces 'rash We or sale .y 1.• .T 46 . B.LUALEV /le SMITH W C al?dr: E ss,s - b1 b*riy;l*c'idEp.Araat BIIOGY POR * IIALE—A neer one horse Buggy for ode by 8 F VON 803INHORFF .3. CO • • ' my?? • No 35 Front sneer MIANTS-2 bbls Pbrer Zatue. !or .nle by • DIM - • J D WILLIAADtk OLIVE 011,4 dos. in boule,for male nv InTI7 JD wmumui FLOOR OP RIDE - 4 ear kir ..! by my 7 J D WIGLIA4I:4 & BRAZIL ISIIIGAU-10 baxs far sale by: • marl," J I) WILLI/049S CO E A.-100 II( Cheats Fresh Gteen Teis 'tor tale by 11 crt WICK tc. I.IcCANDIYBB MAClLlCltiria—aobbls No 3 Sou th . arimng ins. A /Vitas sale by earn POINDEX YER & CO LIMY -70 tibia Lotassille Lime Sly sale by ' myl74ot FORSYTH & DUNCAN 1 TOLIACCO—IU lads Ky ,. .Z....t ... TO, TritAT CI CAN CID 40 bbl. Cidei for *C e h 1 kj myS5 NI F VONIBODINIIORST 8. CO S4LIMATII6-I,soklbn Fir •sle by • letyl6 S . ! VON ZONNti_OII3T k cO MnSTAILD-211 Lep English, for sale Ly TuraB V VON BONNHOR , E & CO rAPPICA-10bags Pepper for sale by .1; eave!l ble VON bObiNlluEtST &CO GaIICESK-100bis prima !alio W. R., just 'tool am% for oohs by colltl J C BIDWELL Btlyc(nraiinnronial iu< and nit u ' i m i* T2s ' J s Cn ELL Ie P°.7.l!'" - w""t IBALCON—d: Int BesonSidev, in stare ana i'o r vale by narOS W ItAßßAUUll.*llrochl at Dsir PAACIECII. in surte - and 1i sale VT '• mute B A W lIaItdAUUN LARD OIL—A foe article s on clesaigoinent and for aide by olyte Sit IV IIAkiIAUGH FLAXSEED AND TIMOTIIif SEED for sale by CARSON AddelifilDliT bdi at FLAXSEED OIL on hand and for sale by . rove& CARSON KNlDiry Cask prim Rio. ladolif_br and for %Jule by any% CARSON tr. Alellan/DT Qtliiiit-23 Mitts N. 6., landingal;l7iii'fsaie by osyld CARSON & IIdeKNIGHT BA.czr — H- 8- ..41,74drke4471714 &err. plat TZTV.Ve - b 9 k". & CO No 10 word We. F 111131 1 .-100 bair Dry Pertchest '°b". DA AP O% '7,4;aiz h;. myts Cfl 01LIOKETS AND TORS-3 llankei: and .0116 do. Tubs, receiving and for sale by . mygi - J DALZELL, 41 +wet Id WILLOW BASKTS-to N -41 7 :104 per IC Caqat, and for sale by ' SA; ti ,. • - waterTr`2l • MERE& —lO bbd. No firj. l .lk.b):_l. MI. • EDWARD East .de of niatutu.! 11001A000-30 by Na 0 Twist Tamer.. land. Mg fa= steamer Germamears, sod' for file by myrU JAMES.DALZELL,2 I yearee st bbb Na 1 MN Neni.g; Elt WA, No 3 Lou V 5 himkoftli ; . ID kf bbN Ne I dg9 10 Mud No 9 do; For nle by atylet D is CO_ .CHEEDIC—OXi Seer or W r; en Wra tA C 1 sr cpl g 1111/ ZED 0120-40 bbls Liovtied Oil for sale by .„ t , ;, WICK k kIeKANIK.EZKI bAllpeihrifiaiittAN M A TR I3D sI I"I--V"'nle 1.16-2,lbbi, iu 4.1 ruN NIFF•IO.-40e00110/10 t rec'a Red sot We or . L , MY% JOHN. F PEala MAJOKER23. --- -100lilt, INo 3, Urge; -- (306 Ulf do; plaby:• Of yit • , 3011 N F PENNY bim rempyt nay-APELKIIL-00 be. tu nue •nd:lc by .3)41 r el qp,_ DsAss-2 bbla ortn•il in more and fin• sale .1„)b4 • • my% • • • JOIIN F FERRY. - SALT rd: t, Anzirt2,3101,,„,. a"N APPLICII-44 outs, is rreedt`ed and f 2 for vale b _1 JOHN ; V PRRR9 t Toseeolbr tale by AOO7O - 19 keP b CC IV ecANDLS I . r ...1,pd water st. ockens), R. CO • tborty_q_ • nor stea m Enna., ' • errand . 41) h'uni* fm sak aK Z WCANDINS3 SLY PIE/I.OS • ND - A PP LIIS aod des (ataxia bE y [garb] WICK At. WCANDgLESS 1111-4 or Them iby• Prairie Ploughs, for b'y e m s F VON Hosmuottsr co • Bye for pale . JOHN F PhttßY
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