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AY.MORNG, JUNE 2, VW. 4I
ar Tule Perm+ me Dent °exerts .1 pelltsbed
Dkllyr ThrWirakiy, and S% eckry.—l be Dad) is Veveu
Pellets per ahem; tbeirplA erkly lo Ewe cullers per
=nark. the Weekly re lore Dollen per eerie., kmail
. . ~_
, , , s o n . tb,
iamb. Q. 1.14 .;;;(.11a,.....5t u raj - 4
.)....., to, oid. of mug theta weinia_tinse. mid no
power. lThen was sis good will; 4iee ill thins
itombliii block.. There Weep° inclination la.
IsetL to do an act of tardy jacim to the aged oil
rears'of 'MADDOX and Heinevost—conic to the
memory of 3 zzzzz eos—none to the widow of Met
g Want Captain Mc Ce..•, who after forty years of
honest; devoted. petnotie, and nothing service,
died, keying a wife and family dependent upon
the charity of the blether °Eructs of the beloved
and worthy partner of her bosom. There was
time to vote newspapers anti books, end extra doe-
laments, and maps. and chart., and debate., and
State paperand extra compensatione to the mem-
hers themselves, but there was no time to consider
even the claim. of men appealing for justice, and
beseeching that it should no longer be delayed.—
There was no money for rivers ens harbors, none
for roads and canal.. none for fon Orations upon
theses coast and the lakes, none forth. payment ' 1
of bounties doe flit:cream, none for ' meeturg in, j
debuts:Weis to the Sudo. for public awake, and
bona for the holy ministrations of charity to •
needy end dying people. The lose of borne was
lost in the love of conquest abroad. "The spirit
stirring drum and the ear piercing fife," the gold
ind glitter at camp r rquipss,ea, elite pomp toil are
cumtuo,cen of glorious war" absorbed the spiritof '
grave sad sober men. Them are fuo hundred
thousand &Arm appropriated fur poetegeeof mem . ..
la et of Convene; there ii the extension of the
'franking pririlege and • liberal diatribution d'
u'''''''PtPcm;.there are in two items one hundred
and setenfeen thousand two hundred and floe
dollars for books to members of Congress slant;
twelve copies of extra Glebes fur each member of
the,SenateaMi Haug of Represmtatires, al three 1
dollars each unpy Am the short session, and six '
for the long session', on expenditure of itself for ' 1
1 each Congress 4 thirty two thousand dallarawind
this independent of the books; there in twenty
..per cent. voted to Ritchie dr. Heise, amounting to I
thousands and thousands of dollars; and this— j
according to the understanding at the time shay
were elected public printers—• mere gratuity to
the Government organ; all this there is, with con.
tingent appropriations of one hundred and fifty
litEVIlbW UP .TIIE ) thoneend dollars House r in the Heu, and seventy five
TWERTIfeIe INTO. CONGRESS . ! thoutrand &allele in the Senate, and revert hundred
s and fifty-five thousand dollars for the mileage and
(Concluded)
per diem of members at eight dollars a day, and
THE I:I4G—FEELDuatt wer.DEHATE, to., it,
sight dollars fie ehery twenty miles of travel—and
Ile Connitutroa goaruit`es the fieedom -of
speech to sit men, and some special pri , alcaes ca . between thirty.nicie and forty thousand for officer.
of Congress ;to this might be added stationery and
letting to the freedom at D bits to the Represents.
aces ar the pecpic, . t to. . bat cad 1 H. the pt., boxes for packing book., and for services rendered
by messengers and pages at the the public expener.
time common. to the bit House of Representatives
Ea to taacai i , - cc.
aver,
.., defy iccaccsfa i
con. j and yet there is no money to pay a suffering
traded= to the averment, that le the histery of cj ' un r r for limb ' bur l '' the time, or P i° P"' f
which he may base been despoiled In th e service
the Government newer was there such uniform,
of the .country ! This Twenty-ninth Congress
t ab) MoccurailitUd ty tannlcal e t rerct of party power
commenced its career of service full at professions
a the ensionty" of the II met a ! Representativas
I . the 29th coarca .. waccc 4 cg a cc ..
c . d at •of.reform. , But -what good has it done ; what
economy hes it practised ; for whet set of public
reepect to the Oakum ol delete it sou mull . ,
virtue hu it been distioguished 1 In the 'rttly •
upon the immatenal q aesthete of the a aeon,
part of tile first . salon there sou a committee.
Great mejecte, like that born dieing the country in De mocratic member from Maine, to
a war, and idembing ten millions of the i.u..lie
moved
' b w y h a etber members of Congrew old the
money with- at defining the derails of expenditure
l oO q o u ka ns they received from Government. " It ver a
ot haat that providing tor he teem of twenty...o4
apt ointed. and the grave is not moment! the wee
mllione of dollen, of GI .vsrernent poet money,
this boasted committee, until resolution,commite es
, w. re osnally'dispered• of upon the day thej vier.,
test stigetiOn, end Congrem itself all died together
introduced. The deposition of the Treasury in •
that noon of ntgbt when the Ceratitutton put
Now Dill presentsm sample at all the important
• an end to all power to act.
fella:end we th erefore extract a Foetus to a eperch -- j _ Who be , shall .. h summon to this body et maul
fron one of tie members of the city of Ne York.
Shall we go on prognsurng freer bed to worse, to
It needs no comment; like the oppressiv act of
j a st.lfuth absorption in individual good. and in a
the House, it epeahs Gr Itealf i .
j neglect of public weal; or shell we pause; ma
"Ti 'my constituent , .
"Ldoem it my duty to putout, the tot owing cant, if we can; acme glympm of Met acute
reseeen, welch I had prepared to &neer n the light and more hallowed patriotism which the
fl ter of Ma House of Reuresentadvm of th l UM Fathers of the Repel:die abed upon the land they
led Sums on - the hie Itothertriog We urine o f
!overland honored? It is fifty. eight years since the
Treanor) n.dee, a loan ao for oth, purposes'
• la view of ~,,. „„,,,.,,i ~,,,,, a, that I Moroni ot trot Uenetuation, and b early Seventy
body, a decent regsrd to public opinion Would one years , since the Declaration of Indepeodence.
seem to require that all tills aetbornmg MO nee. Both instruments abound in those teachings cf
Lion of a tratiewit debt retread there receive a de- pore minions' m and practical wisdom which adorn
hberate corinderanon. Yet • on the 21st i day of
e d the lines of th e fJunders of our Gove rn ment
January inatant, a hill' fur raisieg, on the credit of
the United !grater., and a elate Of the pubtre do- They were men who stamped the age in which
•
mate, the large sum of 528.u00,000 was called up they lived with tree hoc, r, and the crmntry where
and put on "°P."`ff° by abe "'l' m ' , iPP I ;I" U°. ' they dwelt with esampl , a i f ,ic unsure.. and
of the pradous quesfion—alloonag for Mecusion
sendiments of the noide,t s o „, . As we 0, i ,,, 0 i
'ug mutton, and twenty minutes!—witbooteny
expodoon from the Secretary of the Treavory— from ouch !sedate/kr: OS were marked out by the
without any report from the c reemittee—without Whig. of the Revolution, to we remove crumble'
env explain-ton even from theit' Chairman. of to from the rock on which our Republic was built,
elf ere upon the credit of the cenntry,na cotreney
and the only cure foundation on ;Mien out politi.
or its beadoese I privately appealed to tee chair•
man of the emeritus reporting he bill, add other cal institutions can stand. Truth, honor. coantry,
administration members. to p• ' sone its issues duty, all call opin tt ses christiso men to arrest
- one day only. In order to give' the and °them a the sups Of there who are hurrying the nation to
chance of being heard under:run Bet it was an.-
_ vatting; nn do.t.could be pe sit ed 1 . Tau. .. evil , and to testere the Government, as far a. we
the mat impatient Meedtr de ly invidlYing the may. ul Out Pura red In which distinguished
I
honor and welfare" sere. Mead ' people,hurried the early and better days of the Reputdie.
_ through the House without d' ado°, without it - '
lustre i r° --weilat day a lir jls fregeently
o:resumed on some unimportant or frivolous sae
- .
"If this instant continues to be permed. the
Hones of Rlpretientersees m;ght be poems:led,
witturot public loss or inconvenience, by the tree.
wiry bureau. which dictates, in this instance, at
lead, it. legislation.
"WIN. S. '-
"Repeceenfatimof 3 d Congremm.
York.
“Wasensterow, Salutary 22, 1847."
We cannot forbear to remark that the Chair.
man of the
j Committee of Ways and idenes,thnegb
reporting ill the. heavy appropriation bills, never
explained one of them to the Home The cnatom
was to report a bill, and, after it was celled up, to
f d*most immediately with • resoluien alrea
dy pri j itad j to blank form, and always upon'tbe
clert r ilatle,f re the teiMion ion of • detsne. We
have seen many and ma-,y of these reeolutions
adopted where the time for closing the debate was .
last five minute.. We bate known reeolutioner
alopted.where one minute was proposed. Thirty
.. minutes has often bean the time for: dermiingef
important public bibs. The moment a ' mato°
commencedan upon y point affelinithe
;f n.
ter
of prectreee of the Adanolatration, Were the sig
nal for the "gag ," and it came at the ear "e at mo.
meet. A drug men, with Argos rim s asap.
AdVerate<r.
M . 7eftrteatalt, to encore ossemon. tboold be
Ma.= are o'clgel to the afternoon. moutoon
to tluo.on dos part of oar eneueners, would be prod.
&ear mood benefit
.•
. FOR oovrallou,
..
JAM anvils
-• .eons. C.CIVre.I•
FOR CANAL cO‘oktlzi,loSEß.
?osseu w. PATTON
- tor cratts,...xs , corn'
STATE GENTUAL COMMITTEE
•
THOMAS E - FAA N MAR, Loorsocr CBI.'
JOHN U KUNKEL. Dauphin uounty.
THOMAS "
3A4E6 MARrIN
DUNCAN,
THOMAS C lIAMBLY, York.
WILLIAM H WATTS, Comooriond,
DANIEL - Al BRIM:a, Ad.ro..
•
JON
_, I' WITH ERI r•olladelphio
'
JOSEPH K CRAMMED,
ROBERT T• CONRAD,
THOMAS McGRATII, nuladrlphla County
DILLER LUTHER, Berks. •
ROBERT M BARD. Fraokbn.
THOMAS MT MRENNAN, WABBnIY. , I
ANDREW J °ULF:. Vornersin.
HAMAR DEN SY. ADegnerly.
. RICHARD IRWIN. Venous°
.JoSto•A 11 Kulitst,
O J BALL..klrIe.
H D M ATWELL. Northaroptop. • •
J B SALISBURY, Sosquakunno , •
ELHAN AN-II TM,
SAMUELA PURYLABCK,I3O(IO.
• MERRY 8 EVANS, Chester. •
Itoor:ar rorris,Moolkoo•rry.
ANT 11151.60310 ASO WHIG COUNTY
• , COMATSNTII.9I7I.
In pormance 01 the eitobtrtned nears of the party,
de Democratic AllllOllll.Oll l . awl Whip of Allerhe-
ny county will ...mule - tea p,imary ateettnli, in their
aeveral Election Daum. on Saturday the RDA day of
May, 1947, to cleat two perwill D a
an each thane, as
Deleglie• to a COLLIIty COll,CO[lOl2, to meet at the Coon
Jaws an Wednesday tae Sled day ufJune. al 10 ofcloet
A. al tri put In atiounauou suitable candidates to be
supporteduy the party at the genCrill Election iu Geo,.
ber nest,:rbe ant-mama and Whigs of the townsatpa
(Pitt accepted) anti Meet at the 0.001 plans fur luddiag
Wimp/ between dm mimeo, VA.. 5 . P. •
and Mow at the ward. anti borough , and Nu niaraMtp,
between the Loan of 7 and 9, P.Ol
THOMAS VARNER.
Cllfen of the Cam of Cm,
For tanart Comararc.el Intelligence, Demesne Blar
kets, Myer News, imporu, ltiwiry Mart.,
mud pap.
on the watch. The ohm man had no eyes for
Weig inembeiv, and the roliog party no bowels
of mercy for their opponent. It wen-solemn
m ieery (wet of legislation without it.
• nal—acivis without jgdgmeat, deliberation, or
kaawledge of the subject acted upon. It wss tem
the Army. Bill was pemd, appropriating within •
frosting of thirty-three million. of dollars. It wee
thee the Nee, Bill was also pawed, toe Civil end
D.ploes die Bill. and ,all theiinspoitant =Murex of
the late seeteth, end of the Terenterunth Con.
rem. blebooj boys would have given mare Mime
mice to the proper •f arm of legislation. The
hour rule was a wise end nermeary invention to
prevent the dimes deposal, but the minute rule
was Mitrirdueed to chow the contempt of the dom
inant piatj foi whs. until within a few yeambas
been known end esteemed as the privilegesof
=non: It Pee natural enough, perhaps, that
- when a mu was going on for conquest, or had
been provoked:by Executive indiscnition or ague
palm, that concealment should bedenied. limey
have been policy, too, for • party deinaoding that
every dollar of postage, and every penny of reve
nue from meow and lands, should be exacted In
gold and Silyer, to cry "hush" end "be sulk" while
authorising the. bane end the relesesi of twenty.
eight millions of paper money. All this was net.
anal enough. Nevertholms, it is the duty office'
men to axiom mid thodemn men on ficcotistetera,
and mammas so ill in accordance either with high
pledismiorw„ or the pelthe good. "Minute men^
mai do fay well for the fteld of battle, but men
whom ideas iro usestared by a foot rule, god there
compressed into a:Minute; ival not do for the Bald
of Intethger dlicaseion. This Muse of the Inde
pendent adios of the legislative power slant on fur
at the clime of the lest amino of Congress, that
the Committee of Waye and Mune retuned even
to report Mall upon ths noble bill appropriating half
a million of dollars for the relief of the famishing
poor lo Ireland and Ill.:Wand. This bill was stran
gled In i committee room, and the Home by
pony vote refissel to instruct the committee to re
port the bill of the Senate, . Muiegh upon a direct
vote, the gems maj city bad not:the courage to de
feat It. The gentlemen had gill enoukb tistbrow
out tbeillnista to math Irish votes, but not beam
equal to the great philanthropy of inthplying •
morsel of timed to the honky. It was lawful
exhamt the Treasury ix canon end balls, and
Lac is a subject of grout
importance to every men who boa • family of his
own, or others,. dependant upon hint. We see
every day families deprived by death of support,
who, if 'home whose dirty it woo to provide f
them, had invested a small sum in one of these
useful Institution:, might have left them in corn.
fort. Actieurtitution of this kind, when properly
conducted, is indeed most useful e and should be
snatained. The laboring clawed, and especially.
chase who are employed ton steamboat., and jrl;
factories, and who are liable te accidents from mix
ehusay, should always have these lives imured'- •
We learn that ■ Company is about being orgari.r.!l
iced in ibis city, upon 111:1!ntire new principhi
We have' not had an opportunity of examining
the proposed plan, but we are told it is more aim
pl., sod very touch cheaper, than those of the
Eastern cities. By a reference to our advertiaing
pars, vr,ll be found a notice of a meeting to be
held this evening, by the members of this noel,
Organiteaf Company, at Philo Hall, tb which the
public geuerally are invited.
The Vera Cruz Eagle pa - thanes a Int of . the
deaths of perams belonging to the Army, which
trace taken piece at the various hospitals is that
city. since the 11.11 of April last. The following
belong to Hut Penosy 'suds Regiments:
Lewis Myers, Company E. 2.1 Penn. Volan.
[Derr—disnbin .—Apnl 10.
Iteten Kennedy, Company 1, 2.1 do—Hernia--
April 20.
Lures Hatidors, Company E, 2d do—lardea
—April 16
cin Torrey, let Berg. Centrany H, 2d dO-111.
roircea g -April 14.
I.,nsJohustou,torapany D, lh do—diarrhea
—April 12.
J. Daniel', 24 do—diarrhms—April 28.
The Chicago Democrat pueliebee the subjoined
ticket . . .
•For President,
GEN. WIVFLEW scbTr.
For Vice Pnaklent.
OEN. Z %CH ARY , TA YLOR
We gull then propose,
For Sreretary of State,
Gee. Trnooa,
For seeretary of War,
On. Weave.
For Secretary of the Treasury.
Gee. Keener. .
For Secretary of the Navy,
CON. CONNOR.
For Act klas-er-Ganeral,
Gear. Crates.
'The remainder of the offices an be giveo to:
the colonels, captains. &e...&e. not forgetting Owl
eorporalt.
Cannel. RAIL Roae.—We call attention to
tie advertisement of the Boerd of Commissioners,
of this road, which will be found in this d op's pi."
per. We yesterday migrated to the importance of,
ed. road, and our noofamos in it es •on invest"
went- We ban no doubt it will prove one of the'
beet Emits to the coonni.
nub books for sotacilption to the stock, will • •
armed at the Monongahela Motisi, on the 7th o
Jane, sal coition. for three days.
Novena:urn or Tas Pantaawr.--The Preal.
drat of the United States and suite, nye the
Richmond Repabilcan of the 29th nit., arrived In
that city on Pridey last, It 5 o'clock. They were
welcomed by. the Mayor and other authorities, and
by , the military. He musty tarried in Richmond
until the train left for Raletjb. '.•
Among the distinguished members of the-Hal.
ammo Committee, reoently is thii city, wee Y. L.
Corsi, Esq.. the ecteomplidtted editor of the
denote American.
THE FEIODUCT4Ii OF THE! . :HEST.
Toe acconialationlbt Lou 'arid . provisions et
Pinabitrgh; tor want of ability ea the port of the
tranepostation, companies to . forward them East.
' ward through (misting chmneb of conveyance,
&arms at once the importance ef Pi:taboret u a
point of anicentreti. in for a vast region. and alai
the neceseity of opening new outlet. from that
polio: to the-Ailutc. We have before as a letter
from Zanerrille, 01 the twenty-third of this mouth.
to • bole in that city, In which the writer sayi,
speaking of the forwarders in Pitteburgh;--“They
have had over fire ihondred barrel. of my lour
there neatly two months, and them to every probe..
bitty they will keep it a month or two longer be
fore it ie maned fdi the seaboard. 1 ship Fed• four
hundred barrels clew through by the Ohio Canal
to New Yolk at 11,55. I shall. be obliged to
.cod 20,000 lb s. of Bacon nest week to New
rem 15 to 20.000 Men, who were Occupyingl York, much 'phut my inclination,, for feel at.
tithed to Baltimore."
VD.OII NEXICO.
Tits [allowing'tali intim:sung letter frock •
yaws sod pllahtrittsbargher now with I 1 army,
• nnolanneisgiqcsid officer in the Duqussne (treys,
adartmeed In his mother.
VAMP sun JAI.Ark, April 26th, 1847.
I aga n avail myself of the privilege of writing
you •nothet letter. I would bore done w bellow
this, bra wiring t the incessant dud= imposed on
OUT regiment, I could not pdesibly find time. '
Well, my lowed mother, I have been in 11130thgr
but more ' , Leidy battle. and in the pm•.dence of
•o all protecting God, have mewed uninjured.—
Gen. Twigg• tell Vet. Cruz with his division
tor the interior. We followed two days after and
came up to him at Plan del Rio, at winch place
be had been checked by Santa Auxin with a force
the heights of Cerro Gordo, 3 place apparently
immanble to pas or take; in fact at this place to
1824; he vanquished the Spanish and gamed the
milititry name he his borne so proudly, and I may
now:state, at this place American valor mud, per.
severanceplucked the bright jewel from Ilia proud
but treacherous brow.
Old Twiggs engaged the en'emy'll work. on the
flank; Worth was held incomes! Our regiment'
and the 2.1 Tennessee Regiment charged on the
south side of the worts, supported by the 2d Penn
aylvinia and Ist Tennessee regiments, command•
ed by Gen. Pillow. We morel on through the
woods under rover of a bill, until we canto to a
large !follow up which we were moving (withocr
breathing. I wen going to say,) when two faits
opened a mast destructive fire of grape, miniver,
and musketry upon us. We were ordered to charge
which we did to the tune of Yankee lloonle,
and the deafening shouts of the soldier. Our litv
ue company showed plainly what kind of stuff
it arms made of. Amidst the eraohng of troes,whiz
:Mg of balls and the loud bellowing of the can•
non, you could hear our brave fell rare cheating
on Greys!" "on Pittsburgh and on we did go.
We gained our position within 160 yard. of the
eateries, on the brow of the tall, when to the dia.
,ppointrnent of all we received order. to halt and
providential it wasps% we did hnit,for bad we pro
,. eded, I candidly believe two-tbirda of our regi
ment would have been cut up. However, we re
•uaihed in our p osition for about two hews, when
10 aid came up with alders fur oath retire to the
ranchos on the main rued, as the 'enemy all hlnng
.he road had surrendered.
I have understood that Gen. Pillow when he
saw the Ice see ton of the batteries end the way
he was leading us la the charge was, perfectly a,
rounded. as we were charging right in . the teeth
15 or 20 vies instead of which we should hare
approached them tint ways. This was a gem
. . .
[stake on Pillow's part: Bud it is whispered
mp that Gen. Semi give him a e•vera rep
Pdiow was wounded: at the time he se
ounded I was about ten feat from him•
One of our tympany was •lightly wounded by
• grape shot .hiking the lock of his gun—a put
,of it struck him on the leg- Toro of tho Blues
werewouuded; ono of th. (I.indsey,)io getting
I well; the other, poor fellow, has since died—his
same was Linbeat.
The Mexican lwa in this battle amounted to
2400 killed and wounded. Our lon, killed and
mounded, 450. We took 5000 prieonera. Col.
Ramey with his dragoons pursued the retreating
foe as far as Jalapa. We followed him the day
•fter the battle, and from the „scene of action for
115 or to mires, you could see strewn all along the
oad, dead then and horses in a must disgusting
state. Worth moved on to Peyote, the grand ar
Gory of Meek.t. It sunendered without firing
• shot. It is stated Puebla• wishes to stand neu
ral. We pawed through Jedaps three or four days
au. It certainly is a very hesauful place o Ond
...ewes a degree at el-enliven .and refitienien ,
I had not before mat with, and the women, too,
,re so handsome.
Our camp is about three miles back of the city,
own-do the mountsits. I think the most grand
• got I ailed ctocsise of, I had this mottling. I
as. on a hill back of our imp about .tin rise;
me miming was clear, the sir soft, and fillet with
he etch perfume of orange and lemon trees. alit
A losers of every dercripuon. The mountaios tip
geared to commence time formation from the bas
of the bill I was on, and atretch,fr Ind-up one.
another nearly oat of 6161. and above all tow-red
t e snowy head of old Orissba. Light, deem
donde, made golden by the rich ray. of the rising
Imo, formed a bright diadem fir his time-ovum
bead; birds of every kind were alleging their =-
steal lan around me. I thought the scene too
,ch for me alma I'wi,hnt fn. nn , n ;hare I ,
with rite. My Manchu took fillet to my own
gauge home. My mother, Listen 100 brothers.
oh! what' would I not have given to have had you
all with me. L. S.
FROM PHILADELPIIIA.
rarre,poodent e of the ratp . Jurgh Gairue
tiro Inn xlll.l. V.r a9th 1817
ituaineas dull a.zaan to day. Transactions to
our Markets have been on a' drooping nate, and in
number of articles at drooping prices. Flour is
nadir:lastly dull; there have been some sales, how•
se., at $8,874, since yesterday at noon. Oats are
scarce and in demand—but corn and wheat bare
declined—yea get mint itionw of our markets be
telegraph, and even while tors letter is •n its way
Dr the cies will probably be In possession of . out
line of to.days doing..
Gen. Irwin still remains in town. Lieut. Hunter,
the man who could not help taking Aisne., is al
. in our eity,and stops pith Bagley, !d.b.a. di,
Co., at thee excellent hotel, -the Columbia House.
II is and the President disapprove. of the vestment
which Lieut. H. has received at the haunt of Cow
Perry, end Means, 'cry soon, to give him the rem
nand of a ship. But we .Intl see.
A gentleman came near being shot, last night, as
pacing over to Camden in the Market ktreet
Ferry Boat. He was standing, talking with a friend
on tne (root part of the boat, when a rifle was di.
chug. from Smith'. Island, the ball from which
; tossed throligh the kunst of his eon, and • p.t it
self in the wadding of one of the Mee.. All wes
accident at mime.
Freeman, the mm whe opposed Green, then
gasb er at one of the latier's lecture in the city, has
at Int, himself abandoned the profenion, aad makes
Ueelarauon to that erect to-night at the Chinese
Nlncum. He in a man of talents.
The weather is extremely warm again, slier a
iliget spell acne! damp. We h tee Hoe mooolighi
•ights. and there is no end to the romance which
is led by them. t •
Na!lanai Ingelllgencer—Wastangten
This distinguished organ of the great Whig par
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Inoue task. Identified with our p optical history
almost from its beginning, its influence and chant
ter is known and felt through the extreme length
and breadth of one land, and es the able and faith.
NI exponent of the doctrines of the great Whig
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a. that party shall prove true to the great principle.
for which it is saw, and ever has been, coitending—
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to the notice of our Whig Mimeo. -,
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ten byline hail than the 'accrue of cast of publi•
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Imre: that a &mole Sheet bright pages of the weer,
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Mali:4ms of Public Documents. Proceedings aw
Debates in Congresa, or. of Advertisement., shal
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TklalCreA-WCZX NATIOPAL LXTELtiOU
cut •iii dan cillitlytle to be .pnblisbedi.aa berets
lore, with this addition also to ita value, that•
.beet will be thrown oil probably u often or one
a week during the Susi°. or Congress, and at inn
er time, occasionally, whenever the pent of nut
ter shall. aa stated in regard to the Daily paper, jct.
lifylthe Pal:dither. in incurring' that additional et
peeve,
RICNIALINTO AND Onto Rai zatisro,--The voters
of Lynctiburgb, we are informed by the Virginian
of Monday lad, have almost unanimoualy (the
vole being 26610 14,) authorized the Oommnn
Coined to sal scribe 1000 share. ($100,000) of
stock in the Richmond and Obio Railroad, proud•
al the work shall be commenced at that town.—
The Repablican think, that the citizens of that
plies, in their individual aridity, will subscribe
for $6OO additional shares—making tbi whole
amount two hundred and filly thousand dollan—
certainly a very liberal sabicription, and well just,
flying the concession to that pubilesepiriled town
of the condition for which It ear:dates.
We rejoi ce to bum (my. the Philadelphia,ln
quirer) that the reporte of an extensive injury to
Igen. Taylor's farm, by . an overflowing of the
Mimissippi, are not correct. The old Father of
Rivers just looked over the embankment, and find.
ingi himself near the pweemimze of an client
Item scattered come refreshing drops upon the
parched wall, and then gracefully receding, depart•
ad on him a:allelic journey to tlusam.
.
The obstructions in the mutes from Pittsburgh
to Baltimore and Philadelphia, arising from the
accumulatid mass of products beyond the aped.
ty of the existing routes to vent. compel. large
quantities of produce from Southern and Central
Ohio to week • market In New York 4y the wry
.of the Ohio Connie, the Laker., the Erie Canal,
and the Hudson River—a circuitaus route with
frequent tranahipm.rus. Yet even that route be
cheaper than Iran Pittaburgh to Philadelphia by
the Pennsylvania Canal; for we learn that flour I.
pe treed two dollars a barrel on the latter route,
bile the correspondent we have quoted state.
hat flour can be sent to New York 11,1.51,65 per
barrel.
If a rail road now ran along the fertile "alley of
the Yonghogany frompittsburgh to
C coon with
/-t
oar road at umberlithd, it would form th ' chan
nel of a steady current of trade, which coo Id pmr
Its volumes daily, rich and copious, into BPtimore
as its teceptahle, bringing with it the eletfisnts of
life, wealth and prosperity. Even as it is he in.
tenoning diatanm.between Cimberlandl'itrid the
productive region. of the Weed is leavened by
wagons under all the diradvantagee and expenses
of that mode of transportation.
As illustrative of the teeming abundance of the
great West, we may here quota some facts which
we find stated in the Cincinnati Chronicle. That
journal estimates, as dependent on Cincinnati, a
circuit of country including, in the State of Ohio,
twenty-nine counties—conning born the Ohio
North to Shelby; twenty one canine. of Indian.;
on the Eastern aide; froutirsix counties of North
canton Kentucky; and elevn counties of Western
Virginia. There is no other city or town which
can materially compete with CincionatLiit that
tesion. This comprises a apace of just about
40.000 square mil.
By the agricultural statistic. of the census of
1840 and other reports since, it appears that the
section of country than described, produced in
1840 as follows:—Of Indian Corn 61.870.015; of
Wheat 10988.679;.0f Oats 19,229526; of .Bar
ley 124 866 bushel.. The following conclusions
are adduced: .
1. That the Corn and Wheat raised around
Cincinnati, in 1840, Was equal to one-eighth that
of the entire Coital States, That, at the raw •f
Europa. cultivation, it would be onedulf of the
whole raised to the United States!
2. That the quantity actually raised in 1846,
within these limns, would feed six million of peo
ple—and their mule and horses:
3. That Now York and Boston, cities with
half a million of inhabitants, are the marts of •
country. with bat five millions of inhabitants, and
whose people do not rinse Wheat and Corn
enough to feed themselves!
4. That if Cincinnati arm now a* populous as
the city of New York, it would not have attsitmd
the see of a city proportioned to the feeling ca
pacity of the country, immediately adj.ceat to it,
in the year 1846! -
5. That of 'ha eighty-seven counties thin u
nmated, two of them, (Batley and Cierinont,)
miss mom •Indlan Corn than the United 34tates
tar exported in ony one year prier to 1846.
6. 1 liar
. 11:peen only of tome eighty•seeen s , (Ws:
Hamilton, Butler, Warren, Feeble, Montoimen,
CI, nnont, Br. con, Clint in, Green. Fayeit.,' Mad.
iron. Clark, Unampi on Miami and Logan,)
raised more Corn in 1846 than the entire anon
es.nited to E trope in 1816 7, with the famine
of Ireland and half of Europe to make the de.
mend'
. . . . .
7. Toot the amount rained in these eighty.sev
en cou:stlea, was four fold the boasted export of
the Un tad States in 1846-7.
We cite these extraorlinery facts only 11.11 no.
form of the evidence which shriee the fertility of
Satan in thin part of the w i.i.!; !be teapots.
which Cincinnati ties to maintain • ireet POO."
don, and the hide probability th at European de
mend will amount to any very I rge proportion of
ha crow of the United State..
. The table above might be greatly extended in
its details, and the enquiry migr i ho extended t..
ea
mineral well Gm vegetable pr notions. In that
respect the inquirer would be even m7ro outfit
sod by the fact, than he in by thin exhibition.—
rho present calculation may, however, be taken
as one glance at both the present and the future
of the Ohio Talley.
In view of the foregoing facts and staiisties and
of other that might be quoted, we may repeat
what we have said mole than once, that if
1 every gorge in the Alleghenies had its railroad
connecting the great Misseinippi Valley with the
Atlantic, every such avenue of communications
would
_be crowded with transportation. Would
it be wise and judicious on the part of this corm
muoity. instead of dehauing questions of routes
to the Ohio., to wise uptm the fruit that can be
made available and to make use edit! The time
to go to Parkersburgb or Fishing Creek will come
hereafter, when either .y the choice of both shall
be at our disposal. There seems to be in the
meantime, little to be:gaited by insulting upon
preferences for routs wholly beyond one reach be
yond our reach. while we reject the very beat of
all which ii within our piracy.
Since the foregoing article was in type, we base
rocertainedthat the high price:pl . $2 25 per barrel
is now bei ng paid In the tnuadpiattati in of Flour
from Pittabotgh to Baltinthre,by way of the Penn.
xylem. Canals.-8111. American.
I=l
Bassinets Wasatistrroa.a—This magnifieient
oosan steamship will positively sail on the first of
June.
She haa already one hundred end eleven pas.
singsra engaged, including eescial distinguished
gentleman, among whom are the Hon. Richard
Rush, and Major Robbie,of the Post Office Ifs.
partment.
The following is the opinion of the goveni.
mem agent or the superior qualities of this fine
steamer.
Now Yoe., May 26th, 1847.
To the President and Diredms of Me Ocean
Steam Norigation Company.
Go —At your request I lividl myself
of toe eadiest opportunity (after the retain of the
IL S. mail steamer Washington from her expert
mental nip to see, for the purpose of testing the
working of her engines and the sailing qualitiee
of the ship.) of informingyott that the result hen
proved very satisfactory to me.
I left in the ship on Monday morning last the
24th lost', at 5 A. M., from the Novelty Weeks
at the foot of 19th street, East River. The wrath.
or wee very unfavorable, the wand wee S. E. with
lain sod • thick fog. We proceeded}, down the
bay to the Mannar. The pilot did not deem it
prudent to go any farther in so thick la fog. The
chap wee kept under way daring thej
day, with
eteam, running up and down the ba . In the
evening
,fithe woe anchored at thetauarantias
ground, to await an oppentinity to go to sea.—
During the day it was ascertained that the engines
waked well, and that the ship Wined remarkably
sit, and that she had a speed of 15 6-10 nonce per
boar with 16 lbs. of imam, making, 1471 revolt'.
noun per minute. '., ._.
At 4 A. M., on the 25th we got under way with
the wind 14. W., stood down the boy and proceed
ed tr sea where the ship - wt' tiled in a. sea we;.
with stuns and under canenie separately end to
gether. Her performance in all the different post..
tions, with quite a heavy swell, wu 'My satisfac
tory to me. !More no hesitation In saying that
ohs will prove herself an excellent sea boat in all
respects, and under any CittIIMOROCES at .01112,
with a "speed surpassing that Of any tea steamer
yet put dose '
1 have watched her construction ea the agent
of the government, since the ',eying of her keel,
a well ae the conattuction and putting up of her
engin. s, together with her equipment, and I be•
litre her In all reepecte to be equal, if not superior
to any sea steamer of which! have any knowledge,
I son gentlemen, your oh% servant,
THOS. BROWNELL.
Lieut. U.B. N., Agent and Superintendent, for
the government of the United Skate..
A Osestious DIMATION. rbO Irish Relief
Committee, of New 'fork, tom received the fol
lowing letter:
Wu/marrow, Moir 234, 1847.
•
Dear. 84:—We deeply mut to hear from 1 rek
land that a famine is still • amtlatilog there
work of death. Feeling it a daty . to sid in site,
dating this dreadful calamity, we herewith trans.
mit fire thousand dollars, with Which Ideur par.
chase food: - and ship for distribution Ip the like to
effect the greatest good b the peafowl number of
the suffering pot. Your. toot' respectfully,
COSICOILIi & RIOWL.
To Mindut Tan Schalck, Esq.,
Chairman Irish Relief Committee N. Y.
Da. Erwal.—We have neelected to notice
that the bOasette," after our remarks upon It.
publication of Dr. Elder's speech, at once evinced
a dispodtiou to do roll justice to the gentleman,
by publiabiag hi. note to the Pbiladetplo.
which (by the way,) we are unable to fotoi.b.
having toidild the paper coaUdning
JERUSALEM DT MOONLIGHT.
From Dfferaeldir eTarterid.o
The broad . moon linger. on the summit of
Mount Olivet;bitt its beam has lung left the gar •
den a . G.thsemin . and the tomb of Absalom, the
Waters of Xedioi , and the dark abyss of Jane
aphat. Fu,l ialls its sylaador, hooey., oo the
opposite city, viVid end defined in its riles. blase.
A. hail wall with turrets and towers and frequent
gate., undulates.with the un quad gr,uod which
it coven, as it encircles the low capital of Jam.
vale. It is • city of hilts, far more (moue than
those if Rome; for ail Ewen* has !mud of Sion
and Calvary, while the Arab and the Assyria.,
and the tribes and nations beyond, ars as ignorant
of the Cspitoliao and Aventine Mounts as they
are of the Malvern or the Chiltern HiW.
The broad steeps of Sion, are crowned with
the tower of David nearer stilt, Mount Moneb,
with the gorgerocis temple of the Gal of Abra
ham, built alas, by the child of Hagar, and not by
Saab's Chosen one! close to its cedars and its
cypresses, its lofty spires, and ai'y archer, the
moonlight falls upon Bethesda's pool; further on
entered by tho gate of St. Stephen, the eye.
though 'tis the noon of night. trams with ea,.
the Street of Gnef, a lung modms ascent to a
-vast capolaed pile that stow coven Cavalry, d
the Street of Gild, because there the mina iilm
trious of the human a well as of the w
race, the descendant of King David. and the Di
vine Son of the most favored of women, twice
sank ander the.. burden of suffering and shame
which is now throughout all Constendom the em
blem of triumph and of honor; pawing ustr
groups and messes of houses butt of stone. with
terraced roofs or eurmannted with small domes.
we reach the hill of Salem, where Iffelchierdec
built his myeticnitadel ; and still renasies the hill
of Scopes. where Thusly/zed opo:. Jerusalem on
the eve of his final assault. Titus dmtroyeai the
temple. The religion of Judea has in turn sub.
verted the knew which were raised to his father
and to himself in their imperial capital; and the
God of AbrahaM, of Islet, and of Jacob, is now
WrashippedbrfOre she's in Rome.
Jem.alern biniootihght ! Tin a'fine spectacle,
open from all its indinoluble associations of awe
and beauty. The mitigating boor anfiens the
austerity of a commtain laude ape magoificent in
outline, however harsh and severe in detail ; and
well it retains 101 l its sublimity, remove. much
rif the savage sternness of , the strange and unri•
vaned scene. 'A fortified city, almost surrounded
by ravines, and rising in the centre of chains of
far spreading hills, occasionally offering, through
their rocky shine, the gleams of a distant and
richer land! 1
The moon has sunk behind the Mount of Olivra,
widths stars in the darker sky ebine doubly bright
over the mined city. The all pervading st [these
broken by a that seems to have traveled
over the plainlof Sharon from the an. It wade
among the cyMese graves. The palm tree t tendon
as it pals.., ad if it wore n spirit of coo. Is it the
breem that has traveled over the plain of Slaron
from tEe sea
Or nil the haunting voice of prtpheta mourn
ing over the city that they could not ease I Their
spirit. surely urger on the land where their Cre
ator bad deigned to dwell, and over whore impend
ing fate Omnipotence had shed human tears.—
From this mount! Who can but believe that,
at the midnight hour, from the Nemeth of the as
cension, the great deputed of fusel assemblid 'o
nn upon ,the battlements of their mystic city I
There might he counted hews, ears, who need
shrink from no rivalry with the brightlet.and the I
wired of other lands; ; but with the Iss , gwer of
the time of .Pharohs, whose laws are still obeyed,
the monarch, whose reign has ceased for three
rhouaand years. but whose wisdom is a proverb in
.11 nations or rho earth ; the reacher, whose doe.
ginea have modelled civilised Barone r. a gre" I
eat of legislstors, the greatest of administrators,
•nd the groan et bf reformers--whst ram extinct
or hying, can produce three such men as these!
The last bah , is ertingnithed in the village of
B theny. The readier breez• has become a rn wn.
tag wind; a white:film spread. over the purple
sky theaters are or i el, the mare ore hid; all be.
coulee a• dark no the waters of Krdron and th
valley of Jetewap"a'.-I'he tower of LI taid
merle. into obicenty ; n lonser glitter the mim
the:morqms of Omar; Bethe-da's once
lie waters, the e f Stephen, the street of as.
ered sorrow, the hill of Salem and the height. of
Scopes can no longer be discerned.
BY MAGNETIC . TELEGRAPH
Correspondence or Tit tr.iinenh C•rette.
Rion" 1.3 P
The New Orleans mail brings'. niher news
than that there had been an arrival from Vera
Cruz. Gen. Scott*ae at Puebla]
The rumor of tinnirhan's defeat was generally
doubted.
Ezehoove; C.rfoopondenor of he Pittsburgh Gmlotto
BALTIMORE MARKET.
EMILE/
Flour—Holders maintain prices with a good
dnl of firmness, end realise them to' same en.
tent. Sales to,daj 500 bbd. Bossard street at 58.-
6*. and 300 it•o,B7i per bbl. In City Mulls
nothing doing. •
'Wheat—salsa. 1000 bu prime Red Pa at 204 c
per btt.
Corn—The metket I. doll. A few sales Tri
test, at 1041106 e per ho.
There is little change in the market otherwise.
Previsions:are steady. Bacon In good demand.
Lied sells in very moderate amounts.
Eitelosive Corrospanneo of the l'ambomh G.coo
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
June Ist 9 P. M
The =kit for Floor improved to day, and a
touch better feeling prevail d. There were sales
.1 400 bblo Pa brands at $8,25. Holden., hare
ms!, are contending for more and ask $8,373. but
there are no buyers at that price at present. The
riles are very email but allow a grin' in pricesit
tines aneettled. Both tildes ci the market are
anxiously awaiting the smval of the steamer. -
Some sales of city cored Hams at I lc—the
market however it doll.
Of Yellow Corn sales 2000 bu prime at 110 c.
Oats continue very scarce—sales at 0405 c per
Whiskey in bbls is selling at 37 cents per gal
Provisions—There is no animation in the mar.
km foe provisions and the sales are small and un
important. Sal.s new ?fists Pork at P6,50817,-
00, and new Prime at P 14,50 which is an
prevenient on the latter.
Exclusive Correspondence of the Pitist; urg a
NEW YORK MARKET.
• June 1, Eli P. M.
Flour—The market has not varied to.day, and
the business doing is to.a moderate extent. Bales
Genewee at $8.25 per bbl. All parties are await
ing t h e Hibernie, now due at Boston.
For White Wheel 200 c in the top price, even
prime milling lots would realize today.
For prime samples Yellow Corn I I lc is the
market, but it her been quiet to-Jay, and previous
mteaarn hardly eusteincd.
Sales Northern Oats ar 63a65e to soma extent.
Rye—sales to-day at 120i123c per bu—a mod
erato business done.
Cornmeal is selling at $5,273 per bbl—sales
500 bbl..
• Whiskey—bide:Me selling at 32c4ei gall.
The Provisioto tnarkei has been quiet to-dey,
and price. are about where my. last despallb left
them. There is no variation of any consequence.
Taciu•lve, Corre.pnridenee of the Pitoburgh Onzel!e.
BOS CON MARKET.
June 1, u P. M.
There is no change in Flour In this marker, end
but eery little doing. operator• are awaiting the
Foreign hamper Hibernia. I
Cornnim,lon. or the Pittsburo (Jarmo.
NEW ORLEANSMARKET.
bloy 26ih, P 74.
the Cotton market continua heasy sod dull,
and but hut* doing.
Plow bus Sales Ohio end Illinois
at sg,62¢. end SL Louis btands at $7,2.5 per bbl.
Wheat has 'dila advanced. Bsloe prime at 130 c
,petbu.
The market for Tobacco is aetrre,knd c,kaider
able melee.
(Owing to the continual atom, of rain, and
the prevalence of electricity abing the wire., a
good deal of our repot could not be obtained in
an intelligible manner—hence the brevity of El.3e
ton and all the other make,...)
The Clerk of the market met with a cad mite
hap last evening. Ho was weighing the buttar
of our country 'friends as lintel, to lee whether
they dealt fairly with us; when, unluckily, he
came across a couple of baskets of light weight
This was lawful spoil, but the ladies "never gene
it up so." They taloa the Col. with pound lumps
of butter, and summed hi. cress, &c., shockingly.
Pelting a man with lump. of .oft better is apt is
learn a mark. He had quite a time in subduing
the , Statutory ladies to the wholesome discipline
of the oily laws.
tErbspe at to:Advertisert.—The adver.
flatulent. wh oh appear In the Daily Morning (incur
also appeario the Ter-Weakly, thus receiving the ben
eat Of the circulation of all, without any additional
charge. This 1. an advantage (ortur wlrtrilsf lIN without
any extra expense. Adrentsementa are al. .n•ewed
Itt the country paper' upon reasonable terms.
'A Noma Acres—ftis Wad In _the Meaphia
Afronitor;lhat the late Gen. Droniircaile left lthi
entire estate, with the eieephon of a few friendly
legariet, to the children of the fomented Dagger.
who ten years ago fell f , y hi. hand in a duel
We hardly thick that this 13 NI, of it would have
won nutierd before in the Virginia papers.—.4k.r
aordria Gozdle.
We heard the rumor referred to by the Gazette
&haat aimultaneowdy with that of Gen. Drool
ers,le'a death. but tee do not knot, whether it is
true or not.—Riehmond
-REV MRFFITT will preens his FARE—
WI4.L SERMON, in South Common Church, Aileen)
.ny Coy, th.s (Wednesday) reveling, u7l o'clock. the
pabhe dre ineand to attend. ieSt
IrrTor •orment of year. re succeeded by braids and
comfort, in caw of ilreororrholdv or ell.: by the ale of
Dr 'Upham . , Electuary, which has lilted:lrv/el a well do
fdrerd rr P dalron for its signal meccas. In eradicating
that ilisinessing cornalaint. It is air internal remedy,
aid lie discovery resulted from a thorough roveltigaiico
of tire cat/4,10f this painful and prawn!, 01 drscaad.
[rr win, , Vhnle.ale and Rem!. by WV.OVIT
n1,11:11.1 51. 121 Fallon rlreet, New Vora: WY ?BOSS,
Murket wee, andP. R. s. , AiarTaa. Srndhfiietd
I .it urehr
I. Prwe hi per hex. left iw
C(GF Salter'. 011IINIIIIr Panamea.-•-• , MI0141.
TIMIIYONT—We beg leave to call public gitennon to
the fotiow.ne, from Di. Wm Dom, of Wither...ladle
Clermont Co , and one of the very Din practinoners in
the multi) . in which he ready, and Isle Senator in the
i.use Lectslature It,. cheering the. to see the lead-.I
rag mcn ot the professlon, bursting the bonds of prole.
so,al prtjudice, and giving meat Ili due:
"Sir : I have in toy practice been using someof your
Ginseng Panacea, and, en far, urn well pleased in its
edema in Catarrhal and Bronchial Complaint.. Please
send me half a dozen brake—put them as low as you
ran; as I espeet if a continues to reader as general eat
;traction a. , it boo heretofore. to keep it constantly on
hand. Respectfully. apt: Wit DOAN, IC D.
117. F. C. Roblalts•, ronsultir g Engineer, and At
homey far pramring Patents at Washington, D. C., wil l
arrt yr An Putsburgh neat Wednesday morning, and wit,
remain ot the en) three days. Ho eau he consulted on
all questions relatirg to Lis proiossmn, or to improve
ment. In themedian.° arts, at the cannons room the
Ihnshurgh Casette, LICKI door to Post Odico, between
the hours of 9 and I o'clock, and at the Monongahela
House donna the remainder of each day. tupt.lw
55,00. BOOTS 5,00.
- VOURTIII STREET,
COB S v Ell OF POST OFFICE ALLEY.
THE mimerilier respectfullyt inform. the public Mat
ne has main/nerd re of Gentlemen
Fa...auntie Adam of good material and workmanship
which he will warren superior Many Rom &vet made
.n rtm.hnrxn for the prme. Three .bandrome Nom
will lid marl- in measure, sod W 3.1114 them St tepee
printed, trir "‘rry low price of WE' DOLLARS
iIAOII.. ("male:nen arer
einuesied Iseall and exam
ur them ml 3 F.RSEINE.
GAZETTE JOG PRINTING OFFICE,
Taint, STREET. r0.1111.t Or rorr OA¢6 LLLLT
("0-W ur, now preporoll to execute in a .upcnor
and expatmou4 manner, all kind' of Joe 111.1RTIII0,
root, or lame Poste,. Stramlaal Polls, Bills of LuJing,
I.eat,Flacet Cucuta's, 'tonal/Ms, Cord', lc , Ac.
to any census caseated in the best manna., and all
holds al lb tonne dune with accuracy and at she 'assess
w no Ile the anentfon of oar readers to the ea
traurdinar) cure. of Scrofula performed by Dr. Cullen '.
fndion %nab!. Panacea. which they mdt find record.
nt another vothinn of today's paper They arc
without doubt the snort wonderful on record, and have
o been pronounced Ity many of oaf too. respectable
vhystetans
+Mx ted end others interested, are re
an,e.l to vial them at thetr several places of abode,
d learn (tom their own lips the wonderful effects of
.I,e medirme The first one named ,e Mr Isaac (hooka.
who tory I, reel. dolly. hetureen the hones of 9 A. M.
ano 41 . M at the odice.rf Rowand Walton. do 97(
Marlet et. Phtlada. 006
On Tur..ey ntort.trg. Ist /aslant. by the Rev. A. T
, tel.ll .D I), J • NIL S ARK. h.. Ahrellalh. 10
M deughlef ei IL Grey, ,of Allegheny
Mr. iTarris; and the Temperance Canoe.
\sor U ear, ..nce tut rt., I commenced he '
I r rm• 'Yemirronee Cs.,at and It set nemutan Ito
ortu I here are. p.r a •o, poid . to the A mc.tean Tempe
r one , and -ociene, New 1 otk. and other
,pensers for Temp.-ranee and in
nelotrom Ineurnents. to
pmoo, the elormit•' , emperance Revolurionll3 °arta.,
• tEI :h.0 , 411 the country. • over the sr stem
owtd.in Inn
wt
ot ine ten. k ot the gmet and rood
FAher Matthew. or Ireland -6.hrtOU
In that nnae 1,0.00 ,ry tam; y patronized ray the tent
peronee d.oto on outdo. nave polo and ei•en
, vocos I,nd 230 000retorwrkO.e and tt, heient•
to "mann A. , / the se y nom,
teener re oinonn.an und canal
hont. and rat, and to en,grant nondles and
40,n. ening ,n the West, or Steeteee eitisens and
v m town or enantry. to beielm• and
ot.,hall vett mier to the German. We eh and Colored
rnpahoton. Ac. R —ond the whole amo•ntor my calee
and receopts lot .he amno searerly amount in 111,5 U.
nn, he.t.le my time spent In Melt general en.-
'anon. eiont Stno in debt
pre-ent I cm eery
Kuril d. w
y rnergeatt several
hon. , 3. , 11, us' e getting nut A NEW D -
ttr Cr, m , nr ii.. Pntouren end Allegheny
r and n..,cia.r..041 lam iti avant of otter, and
do hope - 4 veryl gencrou• end nenevo , ent .publ e
coon Ora , up kn . toe the O,Cenarj amount
HAAC
'eV Ateney and tidellig•nee Ofire
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
5.2 ITU es TFD Am ahoy< Liverpool, on the Ohio Ricer.
04'1 mfr. nrlau Piu.hurgh. ean.lotog of 13 mete. o ,
Land sr • eood Cottage elotoet GO feet tenni by 4U feet
deep, contenting • halt ot entrance, across bail, eight
on the brut floor and qtree r , etrua &tole. well a ,
m.t , l :or tom , . Sod convenience, o moor
mola, spring artd tannic houre:a good arable and barn:
and a ect.el golden. al.oundirg !it every Yartery of (rel . .
also. an theltard and a good meadow—alio( winch is
ondrr Mia
forth,'` n '"' :.;oll built and tiniahed tho ' beat man
ner.
For
oanon apply CO
jon ! R CUTADERT, SR Smithfield at
-
CI II I 0 [LINED. TISLICOKAIPIEI, FROM
Pi r SIMIIDO. CINCINNAI 1. ALOUISVILLE.
Sun.. tbera to ithe Stock of the above Company, resi
ding in or near hat e.ty, are:lv:tested b psy the gollow.
ate tnstalstents;to J 05111.14 SANIVA, Agent for the
Cornpauy vta
IU
pct rent' on or before the that lone next
80 " " Ist July
Y 0 ISth
Ily order of the rotnPunY It O'REILLY
Cantractor for the coottouttoon of nerd Line
ty-2 ddt and otaJdrie 13,14, 13, 30, end July
14, sod 1.1.
I)ARGAINS IN PRINTS—W. S. Murpby
c,,.
//sat.ing last yard sods Chums, fast colors. al la} to o.
t••
per yard. Ai new mile Brown and White Pronts
neat 6;tores, a common w price—rich b, at same price—rich tr., c
Englosh Proms t tame proce.
Alm, a large assortment of Dress Lawns and Ding.
b ar n, 'mat MS to lf7i rents per yaid
Alto. Worst .d Bassani's., foam 101 l to to eents.—at
sea N E ear 46 and Market streets
LIFE INSURANCE AT COST—Tb. mo . a•
11. of thk rirtsuuycni MUTUAL INSU—
NANCE COM / . .&N t ,arc reqursked to moot at 1 . 111L43
HALL. iht• (Wedue•day) ercning, ai 7 o'clock. for W.
of cho.kssttg fire Directors, to serve maul Jac.
fl:7Person• pot members see requested to .tend, fee
the purpose or bervlng erp , ansvon or Me plan of
'be l'omprnr..cl basing any °Wee.. thereto sons: -
cmn and answered.
LEINS ixtintEs AND WM:NAM-4—W R Nor
phy invites the edam:ton of buyer. to bir excellent
oosodoont of above goods—Linen liingharas at toduood
let
COTTON YARNS-45AM the monad No. Col
son .On Clock Week, Carpet Chana and Batting,
or so e at manufaetater'adowest prices.
rovr7 FRIEND, &HEY & CD
ILIAZIL BUG AR—V 3 bag. la more and for ut.,
by ! iny3t JOHN 6COTT & CO
r lassup OIL-24 hbls, jam rreeived and for
1-a•ala by I, mbni J C *Yen'
". "'Ph - rAI7,,N
LARD RI L—Surerior, for a•tle es resell, by
J D MOR9AN
pOT A ell—.co I l'astaab, warranted good et reteul
I, mT9I J
k.OlOlll Sllf IJP—Fre.ll made, awl of hr.l quid
Itate low to
eai JOIIN P MORG A N.
% - v ,,, 71 . LK AD—Solcep Punk iIrPteT AN
SAIL ERATUS-5 t0w , ,.. now Itintz K aalr oak
op w)..1. - CO
011LEFAS.-109 hos no* lonilliT, 41 r c . tcts. b .l
co
~ rnl g.
f Vic's E—yo 0 , ,osCro - ceireild n or yaw by
I; tnl•c. It E AF.I.LE:R.37 wood 01
A LCOIIIOI-4 bl. jum •reetved and for sale by
r1111:4 R Sa:l.l.lfßn. 57 wood at
OTAIIIII-2 casks prime, just reesqvcd and for Bale
I Iry & 151ENNKI'l
CORCIIINGS— II ctuks fir.i quality, for Bale by
. & Cu
IOTTON—Ioo bale. Coma for rule by
mra 1 , 1116 ND. R•IEY &CO
I OVISVILIAE LIMN-5010.4 (MSC! y
niyd A GORDON. Willer,*
VRIIIT-110 111 1110 re and for wide by
tr. %V 11A KBAUI2,I
(11%irtAL-40 'st rec d and for sal. try
ydi tt W HARtlntalit
round.
u tY TIVNItt r GIV *
LT End AROMATIC SALM. al araT. on band and
mole BRA N & REITER
Ufttbal HEW ROUNDS-9A Ins Dried Ike
Rounds, Lir (unity use, Just received and for sale by
'nl F I 7 Linerty st
LT A fl!IS—1 DOD pnme Bacon Mum, jun r e ceiv e d no d
/./fnr I. • f fel SELIAIIB
- - .
SMID 811011ADERI-20.00 lbs fisfoon
Salas and lhoolders, irMro and for solo by
e.ELLER , .., 17 Litany a
ctgti.
11)Bl-7 en.l. Clos. Bston eGEe., (Sr
s F VON IIuNNHORKE &CO
No MI Fuss meet
171.0 V R-40 bbl. Famiiy Floor for sale by •
C lel 8 F VON INOINNOILST &CO
nOPPERAS-1) bbl. Comm ay Au ..l.by
jei 13" r VON /3ON NIIO RA . & CO
Pflu !SETAE--410 tow 'nor and 'cold' ,
for pale by FRIEND, 11111EY t CO
WINDOW aLAss—gr ot i . .. ig n t. ror
,„,. I.
I.
FORSYTH a DUNCAN, Water •nd Front v.
BROOMS -60 dd.. Udl riandldd;
, 20 Sue Common• for sale by
jel b F YON BONNOORST at CO
A DWELLING tIOUBIi and LOr,ritooted to Bridge
Briment Ort,tv, Ohl°, opposoo to Wheeling,
,dt jet - r
NBERT
. . .
CORCIIINOI3-4i;;; , p ;me, Juan teeelVed sod
0 for sale by toyit/ EN 0 491 tr. BEN N Err
lailion Salts
• Houses and 1 ot , at
ON hatunhay wlerodoo. the Sth 11141.1. at 3 o'clOck
will be sold .th the premise*: 'Phut val,ab.e tot of
Round. • ituate at du corner of Webwer and Ilion All,
bay:eis a Imo of % feet on Ilion street to aOA teet
eltwo ey and Al feet on Webster Street. OA which era Oven
ed well fusiebed brink houses three aortae highs
suitable for cote nod dwelling.._ _ • • . • • •
At 31 C'Cleek, P. 31.
Two valuable tote of Ground, having each • front of
17 feet. 1 inch on Pennryleaula Avenue and eglendiug
each lit feet .es Walton wren.
A me, Thee of Wound, having each • (root of 17
fet, 1 inch On WAWA insect, and invading Week f
at.
Term*: Onwfrnh <ash; residue :n faro meal annul
Payments, vull intereln.
jet I D DAVIS. Auctioneer .
peietopeaty
Wm We of 10
C Boildaig Lola In We Elittli
(' gpf toe ity, at Auewn.
ON Wednesday afternoon, the ligh mum; at !WM.!.
will be sold. m the premise.: 10? handatunely situate..
Lots of ground, ( ant nig OD P..14)11101. Avene,neal
the Court Dos a and streets on the sou h aide of the 4
street road, a pan of which . have a splendid Mew of the
onengahele River and tut/anent ..bnery, &plan
bleb ran tw emu at the metton room, or on wilco
tain to David Greer.
Terms. one third erishi
betresdue in two equal ammt
paymen al with into mu. to secured by brold and matt
g•te.
Purelumera m pop e11P 40 . 0 off cir
•
OHS GOODS.
wilThursday morntnn, the 3d instant. at 10 'o'clock,
li be sold: An estenalve atwonment of fresh and
ogoonable maplo and fenny Dry Goods, Loom, shoes,
palm leaf hats, umbrella, parasobb Ac.
At 2 O'Clock,
One cabatantlal one ho.". Baggy with leather top. in
g. od older; I toot safe. 10 Mason coal and devoashise
shovels a quanutv or groceries, queenaware.
altar
a e, percussion matcher, 30 nettle baud Intern 3 catka
hmadmin wine, 2, half Spanish ars, 8 day and 3.t
boor chicks mantel lamp. m
A general awortment or new and second hand house
hold (amour, carpeting, looking gluse3,mattranca,
framer beds, bedding. At.
At 8 CPClack, P. N.
A large assortment:3f ready made clothing, fine shirts
white:linen trwoms'and collars, gold and pilfer watch
es LI very supenor rifle, fine catlery; a nitailmock at
thy (hada, to clow t he concern or a period declining
bustnew. : }el
NEW AND MOST EFFECTIVE REMEDY.
Ty R. WOOD '8 Sarsaparilla and Wild
I/ Cherry . Oittomor for the cure of the following
Jaundice. Liver Comp'. int, all"Mtioas Cad •
plalnts. seek Headache, Heart Burn, Indigestion, habit.
sal Comivenecs, Piles, Palpitations of the limn, Lum
of A pp•tite,DviTeptia. No remit Irritat tom, Debilitated
stomach. Languor.. Helmut. of up ir its, entente Men
inn Cothoeous Dtsemcs, Canker. Sy philoteDlieffil
Setofula Impuriuts of Me Stood. Ptmples,an
o.thlee ott the Face. Ileredithr) Humor., Coldlimes
sod all dire... arising from an inthnicioas cm of Men
em y.
Tbe allevlion of the invalid public. and of all them
allieetrd by any of the above diseases, is remectfally
aged to the aunts of a new and invaluable prepara.
uon from an original recipe of • dminguished phymetan.
cembitting in itself the most tredve remedial pmp ernes
I of two of she net first •rdeles lit the Materia Medics
lite Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Hitters we in.
traduced to the public about twelve months ago.
and
during that period their niece. ha. been so great as to
Induce!. proprietor ta offer them wish still mots coati.
deneEeduthe tall belief Was by entering Into more ox.
tenet. use, they will prove a blessing to all those
suffering from the dlsemos above enamerated. ' •
Sold', a-holes/Ile and retail, by WYATT I KETCH
AM, 'general agents, 11l Fulton spud, New Yoeb Wu.
l'aotr. Market, street, and P. R. Senvnts. Smithfield
street. Pittsburgh, Pn. Price Sl—large bonlen. •
meladdrro S ip
_ .
VAUD AND MILLS FOR NALN.
Till subscriber wishing ivroore talks Wen,
wi sell his FOlll3 nod Mi situated Inn Greet..
Courtly, Pa, on Big W. hely Creek, within half a mile
'the Idonongithela River, and arson 14 miles atthve
Um rile Farm nannies 360 acres of hest
qustity Land. wick plenty of timbensione cam] and good
springs. The Creek runs more than a mile wrought:le
(inn.
and hy a Mw dam and tunnel of ISO feet m length
three is 44 theta Fall. The Flour Mill contains three
run of French Burrs, and the mill is in good enter for
merchont or country' work. The Saw Mill is new --
Torre ate 4 single Carding Machines, Y tarnioN ohon
for turning chair and bedstead sluff,* still !wow In roe'
torte order for rowhiag Ot bonbon, per day, &large
Frae Mansion Rouse, two Barns, arid ell the
a tiers.
bout hoine, five is od houses for workmrn, u old
orchard, nod sw, planiedr: years ago, of leto trees of
choice fruit. nod one plaid•O 0 years ago of BYO MC.—
°sere plrnty of oilier fruit. peach, plum, dr.
Refer to .1 Burinsigr, or Allen Krainer,Pittabonsh,
or to 011ie Minor, :martin Farm.
Jr Id2wawdmF 15FLVANUS TIM:UPSON
PITTBDURGEI AND CONNELLAVILLE
I RAILROAD CUM RAN V. Mar 31, 1e47.
Books for receiving additional aubseripnons to the
stock ot.iLe l'ineharah and Conneltsville litaitrond . Co,
will he opened at the othee of are Company in thin airy
t
on rucetlak,the nth day of Jane. at to. x and contind
ne open Gemday ,o day now me I.t or July.
Hooka wnl aDa be opened on the sacme jay and for
the •orne vane. a , the other following alarm vat at Me-
Keeepon under air direciton i or 11 , 110 Rowland and V.
11o.e—lit cet Ikewxn anderihe directional' Joo.
Pinner and .laincetiardncr —al Conneilreille under the
dlree,on of Henry Rocketone and Henry Walier—at
ondor the dtreePou of Jinn I lay and Ratan
Calhoun. jet H
CAROTERS, Seel
AW MILL FOR SALE—Sheeted la Brooke
Seoce ty. Virginia, on the Ulla line,. 40 miles below
Fos:no - 0 a•eit 4 ohles ideove Wellsville. and to one of
Bin hest s.unds for busbies, The Engine is new. with
EL inch cylinder; a double flue Boiler -4g inches diame
ter ny II feet en lengsh. together with all the Amuses
needful f er carrying on thn businei,
Al..3l finished, a good Well on the acres of good Lona •nd agood Frame Howe.
not none premises, and coal
pilvelcgc.
For turther information apply (if by mall, most be
post ptal
S CUTHBERT, Real Venue Bifida,
No PO ttm shSeld oreet
CO4.ARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.
W. STEYHENS of %Vbeelegg. L. F. etwenbers
Ea. ger of Juniata and J. A. latoclnon of Pittsburgh,
hone taba day entered into co•prertnership ander style
and Grin of Nephew , . flooenberger 11, Co, at Pie
Anchor Iron Works, Wheeling V.., for the purpose of
manufactsaing iron and nails of everydescription.
W E F J. A. thocrrox.
SITITENB, 8110ENBERGEB.k CO.,
ANCIIOIi INON WORKsI,
Whaling, Va.
Manufacture all kinds of boiler, skee bar in= and
nails, A B steel eliptte spring. and asks t,
Being eon
• wand with ShnenbergeOs Old Junius Works, we can
oder an awiclea Juniata Iron (branded Stutenherited
agu4 m any tuadein the country. All of which will be
sod at the nusluirgh price.. Warehouse Of Ike Works
comer MOW. hid streets. Mr!
MICOLICY'S SIMON. PRESS—As the sea
° son has now commenced for making Bricks the
subset Olds beg leave again to call the attention of
arielmakers and other. to this very meld Machine.—
We will warrant n equal if flu% superior to any other
Brick Press, of the mute price. now in um.
We hav e n numberef cenifientes of their porton.
me, which occupy too much space for adventanag, but
can be seen at our office,:
Brickmakers are mindfully invited to give as &call
We will give our own imamate° for the performance
of the Prem. Slate or County rights Mr sate
JOlll4 bIeFADEN &CO
dthailttF canal basin &peon at
- ,
Hardware Stara Elameoved. •
Wll.l„.TtEjia
and L Clair removed the
60
Woodcraft, three doors above Sr Chides Hotel,Would
r :MiIIaI2kITENTIV - V , VatAW:n •
per ships Sennett. Monongahela and Ramie, dimes
from the manufseurers of England and Germany.
Alan supplies of Amelia. Hardware. from th e prin.
airy! nt.ufacturers of the Eastern Slams.
I heir much being courtly new, and purchased upon
the best terms they feel emu confidenve in being able
sucressfully to meet competition from any quarter,
whether !All or west. •
Toe Hardware business will be continued Mlle old
stand.
IGNINSYLVANIAL RAILROAD—Ma !aeon-
Do
ingot* the Board of Comminsioncre of the ' Pennayl ,
cams Railroad Companytteld at the othe of M'Candlese
& M'Clure. on the 3tat day of A 1.7.1647, at was '
Rciol vied, That the Books of au adoption to the mock
of the Pemay cassia Railroad Company ea opened at
the Monongahela imam, in that ay, on Monday next.
the 7th of Jane, between the boom of 8 and Id a 11., to
be connected from day to day small the Mt instant, to
et •
Berolved, That public notice of the above Resolotvon
Le given in all the daily papers.
al St THOMAd HAKEWELL, Mailman
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCILIII• I
NDKEW'd E.AliLit. ICE CREAM SALatON has
ri been visited, daring the past week, by upwards of
4,000 persons. The ploprlear begs leave looms that
in consequence of the gent soccer , . clam/log his new
s stem, he Las pertitsnendY engaged Mem. KN UMW,
tIIIIsTILY and MUM Pit V. wag trill appear sect,
resoles n a G RAND CONCERT!
Prost me changed nighile Tickets, 121 cu. each,
which ii,etoiles • cl all of COI CREALf. • jell
ADDITIONAL AOLOZA PODATIONe
l/NIMBUS EVENINGLINE—On said after Alonday
tho 31st of May. t h e subscriber will run an Evening
Line b of O akland - r• rnna)learna Avenue, between
rittsurab andla. tug the City irons the 491
-irent stead at h .If past 9 o'clock orehrwisht, and Oak
'and at the rinse buy
U.atetal tar pastlavors end mstoof to afford Wis.
faction to all, the subscriber hopes this new elfon to
ICCOMRIO4III. will be approved sod sustained by a lib•
era' pubbc.
m)er , I w JACOB GARDNER, Pro:briefer
A RIMY IIEGOLATIONII—The new addion or
Ll:the 'rimers' Regale.. for the Away," Published
by eutborsty of the War Del... men; Is now •ot and
re .ly for ealr.
The work con be Irairmhted through the mall to any
port or the country for IA ccutit posroac. Orders am
contitonied .the cart, postpaid, mill he promptly
filled Pyle< 91 per copy I h. 0 9 G'Dli:ON
lON Y}.o% Ni.,111 Washmnon, DV.
n 'GAL KSTATIG 1N 0)110 F. tit S LEr—A
ILI-torn of acres M mica from Ga.lipolla. GO acme
of theadow and toll land, adjoining the town of Shaft
field. Meigs Cotany.
A Dwelling Sous, and Lot, vrlitt litre home, eitneled
no Frederick, Trurnhall county.
S DU VI IB6R y. Real Veleta Agent,
jet No GO Southfield !meet
ri•IIE Annual Mccung of the Corporator. for the-Alt
IlegLeny Cemetre will take place. at the offtee,on
the wounds, on Saturday. the ftitt day of Jena. et 3
&clock, r. a , at which time • Roma of Managers will
be elected for the enumng peer' A,
myS7ll.l I CAJtOTHERS. Secretary
CIIICKERINWS PIA.AO/I.—Ao elegant CEO
wood six octave, new mate P
. 1.0 Foyle, manure°.
toted by Chickering. of Boston meal be opened for wale
on Tueeday, May 11th by I If MELLOR
ntyl I et woad street
101 IT Colored Satin Adjusting StoCks—A te
.11-onvoice just received from the matteractory, some
very narrow expressly re Summer wear, for,
We by
the dozen. et Noel Wesel Guru up mire.
ED We RD TODD
.Y 3l • Atm! for F.aseire Ideaufaciatere
,TEAS—Young lir... Tr , .
Impenol ,
Gun pOwdo• . 74 r• , ••
do; F or rale or
Mork
JOHN SCOTT & CO
A% -A%
112:i r l sVel ' o u t:r. clojere 44 :'
-3. - N 7 0..1,°, 1 .1:1 ,t)„, CO
r
H .
sanisras-10 0 bbli No 3
1 HHalifaerringti
bbls No x btaelie4l•
174,,,,„.,,d kr, sole by JOHN SCOIT & 00
my3l No 7 Commercial Row, Liberty at
_-- ---
MACK CRIGL—aI
da No
SO do .No Booth;
• 10 do . No >x For solo by
E HEAZLETON
)el • East side or the Thamood
MSZ==I
L ARD OIL-45 4 rAtt . 0 Ita , li111;
to bbl. Not Lard 1 1. 11; joo reeelved
F_SELLYRS
.d roe •e'e I j
jel
_
IME —9 t.',lll..nailmlle. pa. ea
rerva and far ..k .
iell F IiELLER,
Mit iSti. a fr.
CINCINNATI AND PITTSLICR4TI
DAILY PACKET LINE,
T. 11Aw . t ., 1 known
pc lee epient,d,Lotre.sw,gm.f.:!..,,,ttrf:
hauheet artaCumulated, and most powerful IN. e We:
int tog thou. Every ageeeknaaaliofi atm rep.
lon that Meter preett.e, hes beau pwfallea p.s
vengers The Line has twee mom-emu. for i.e blare
--bare earned t .4)ort W peepa woh.at see hest
cher, to theft persoua The beats will Pe at the tout Ot
ped street the gay p
e a . ) ) to startle( fur the weep •
taw o Ifni ght and the a paesongef• ou the r-gaa
ter In 111 eat. th e towage AtAele) rho. he p.., in
advance.
!MONDAY PAdELET.
The BIONONUAIIELA,Cape Seim,
ero teen. Meade) mooing 10 deloce; %Cherie%
.e.,Thlothuty e 'reran' al 10 Y. Al
G TUESDAY PACKET. I
The HIBERNIA, hO. A. Capv.J. KAAffil,,,, ~,ii
iYease Patsburgh every Tuesday suaraitse et itt tiets , k;
heeling every Teen's. evautm_at AU P. M.
WEDNESOAT PACKET.
Irke NEW ENGLAND, NO . SI, Capt. S. Draft,
lets PalsOnnla every Wednesday comm` 111 yU
o'clock; Wkochng ere; y Wednesday enemas at ;;; p
THURSDAY PACKET
The WISCONSIN. Capt. LI. Gracr,will leave ht.-
borth every Tb greasy manure, a lOokloca; Wbrvbea
every Tbanday carnal/I at IU I'
FRIDAY PACKET.
The CLIPPER; NO 54 Cern Criarkr. will leave Votr.
burpe.ry Priany =nun et tO &elect; Wheeling
every Friday evening mlO P. M.
SATURDAY PACKET.
'Tbe MESSENGER, Copt. LiNford, will leave Pub.•
buret every Saturday retuning at ttiweiock; beeline
every tiatuptlar evening at Mt P. M.
SUNDAY PACIa
The ISAAC NEWTON, Capt A. O. Moon, will
eeve Pittsburgh every tateday 0011111 yr ai IU e•,,teee t
Wheel ieg every Sunday evening et 10 P,
May
e
WOOL HAGGIZIO.
A 0 13011 Barium., anitalde la no! Socks. Alto
Undn Lagging. plain. and twilled. in great vane
to, enootoottly on hood awl (mania by the lde.
ROOF:Kin & CONRAD.
Op VG dOwo • 33 Morkel •O'Pltiladelpins
WOOL, .WOOL ,I
'TAM; higheot price in cash paid tor all the different
1 traces of clean Washed cool. by
MURPHY & LEP,
Old wool warehouse, ref Ltbenv at and C. , CIPA alley
tn}l7.l&critP
. -
S'UNDRII3B-20 bills No 3 Large hlaeirrei;
•
Ifflif Mils do doi
- •
IU bi. Cboeo!me;
1 . :10
o r bas Raiein.,
1 bi liutreeP;
I cen•on a P./ndigo;
aja for !We b .
50 b( bids N. 0. Plol aaaaa ; Jew reed
y liEl - NoLO6 a ',Pe
~.,5 . ,p1 . eorne . r 1 ,.. '01 . 11 . 0 ; d Ine - Ju • .recite
c ASOji • de . -4 u05
5.11,510 n Clover,
120
crier
N Peper.
my 26 • BAl e a g
t .;
liln a t
reed dHud
I OVEII.IKGPS SUOMI
-11.1 Cru-bed and Pulverized, cm.. fine, h, barrel,.
Loaf Seger to ems, beet quaint, part . ..eel wed and
ad. sale by • • nizZ' liztGALe.Y & 14111TH
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ALMONDS—Io boles Shelled; •
•
200 Ma l'ap,r 2.1:11;
200 lbs 1112r22411211; fop role 1.)
m)27 J D WiLL1.012.2 CO, M1...1..,
WINDOIR GLASS -25100;10.1i;
30 bi• 700,
30 0.1.10010;
13'b.'. 10.'13 , or sale b)
my?: POINDEXIER & C 0.41 Iv
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VETTER COPVIDO PRESSES—A .tti;ply
Loof soporiar Copying Preues ' Also copying 13aLks,
Oil Paper, and Copying luko—lnn receivnl apd for sale
br • JOHN.ToN & STOCKTON
myS5 Comer Market and i'd .
WRAPPING PARER— •
%00 mania Medium Wrapping Paper:
150 do Common do AIN
100 do Tea do do
Jam rreamed and for esklo by 111 , I. tr. B//0
_m>b No 57 ao Immo,
tree.
1 i 22 A 0-00 1.4.,"EP1A•Y Nita.ed ,my
Tallman and fog' We by • Al ALLEN lc CO
gnyAl
GIIEILBE-38 boxes large fine W. R. tr, ere, on
bind and for rate bg P C fiIARTo fir
my 2 6 ear serlibfield sod I els
CUTTON-00 bact•re paexed. auw lauding wain
ateamer Mary Ann, and bu sale by
gu)VO . ISAIAH 6170 Er kCO
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•14EP D-34)1 pig* Galena Lr d.?
4.4.1 tomtit, by • L lILTC.•ISO &CO „,
104 51.5 _ No 45 water nlttet
' I OBACCO CUTTERS-1 donsißasisn,lo,4
A
6aua az, sat by •
OWN P VON - BUNNIIORST/ C 0,35 Pn•Dt
•
ow:raw-am tam Dried Peachesi, bliiver
50 bu, •, A, pier; la •ture.lor ..tie by
J U 41p" ELL.
L TER-10 In, Unread Pauter, I n gm,o u. de r,
juit received add tor rile by -
fly‘a • I C BIDWELL veivier st
LIMSNED 0/ br—Vl bb. jo4 mewed pry .troe•
. T. 4" mod tor odic by ,
SI W 11.1118AUG11,33 orOod er
L ARD 011..-14 phis aid T k
91 LLl.Oreue i rp rd N7 Lardt ,
AfaeNr4N`i , r, 61L
HARRIDOS AND SDAD for s ale by
my*, , i'AB;UNh iIItENIGHT
UTTEIL_S44Ia EWA Hail. r[eolvedl day
JJ myeb en 4so& &
FILEYLSE.-63 bee prime queldy, received di day
mrle. CAR.ioN AfeKNltill
COTTON -200 bales in mom and for sale by
mon • ' L HU room" ao
pA.P.ER-13 imam heavy flat Cap Caper, Jost fee.'
and for sale by ernl.B HEYNOLUS & bIIEE
I•EAS-63 paekires 11. Tea. &pan ermine
tor saki by • mytel 111:k t.ULIn& SIihL
RlC:7;; l ll . 7 . tierea . Fre - sh ilici.uoflll2ya
DOCK POWDER-50 140 received p neap ,
Lie r Eake-Eric, for vele by etly2.l JDA er
(ZELL
D I VOGT VOA SAL —AMg, one hone Ha y
.1../Roal. by B F VUN BONNtiORST 3. CU
rnFa. , Na 33 Front street
(113LIRADI4'S-2 obis Pre-b Univ. ter bete by
tnye7 J D VW 11.611M•tc CO
OLIVE 04.-4 do. in noun, , ior nide of
mrii7 J D WILLJA3IS it CO_
F LOCS Orn.lpew.-2,l:rtsysilme:4,4lres.llei
1100AJE1-10 bag. for sale by
.IIJ I) WILLI Abl. fr. CO
"I , EL-10011f Chests Fresh (been Teas ier
m,151 WICK it tdeCA • DLYISS
NIACKICREL-30 bbla Yo 3 South. arriving and
or "tale by mpg' POD, DEX ER Jr. CO
bbibLootairilla Limn for sale by
cror47.lot .FORt4YTH et De NCAN
htuils Ky. Lea, for tale by
my 27 Ot/Krirril DV XCA N
CIDER -20 Obis Cider for 'idle py
F VON BONNIIORST Se CO
ILLEHATIIR—Ire lb s for sale by
myttS No VON BONNItORSTA CO
lUf LISTAILD-20 kegs English, toe sale Ly
JNI my VO.N BONNHIJR%r& CO
PEPPEB-10 bras Pe per for Wet nr
af P VON nUNNOORST &CO
C1113.E.118.-100bis Prime lug., W. R., ;wit reed
nd
for gale by mi:f6
__ ` 2 C 1211.1 Y ELL
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B , t y CON-0300 hos roand,ln-Ima and for sale
.1 241 J C BIDWELL.
Parses-10easks,Ist sorts, just .eseis,d sad tor
ule by . .0)40 J C IItuWELL
11•0031—A bt Bacon Bides, in own, and int imic by
1.1 .tnytil 6& W fIABBAUGH,St wood at
DIIY PEACHES, in store and Gar tak by
W kixittinenif
LAB -D OIL—A bon article, on consignment mid
for sale by tonal' . S &AV' FIANIJACtItt
FLA XSEED AND TIMOTII dEIdD Dorsals by
rural
__CANOOIik ItORNISIHT,IbIt st
FLAXSEED OIL on hand and Dr sale by •
mrrl CAHOON tr. mica NIGIIT
00, PITILE—SO Lisp prima Rio - lbodine and for
babolo by nut% CARSON, bIeKNIURT
VGAR-4.5 beds N. 0., leading eat! for sale ay
fs, tulle CANSO% it reeIiNIGIIT
DACON—flass& Sides and sbLuleers, for sale by
raygg 1b0V91./.% &
TOBACCO-10 kegs Va. 'Mist Tobacco, jai& reed
koo Sae •st&by OEO klofleittN s skl
a&411 No 105 sanoo creet
FRD/T-100 but Dry Prarher; .
SUL... Lid Aprlei; for rote b -
mitS GEO aIUNGAN & CO
BUCKETICAZip TUBI—Y3 doz Buetn. and
6 doz. 'llO., mernur sad bar tole by •
myl2l .1 DA , 11 -water
%ATILLOW 1114SKET6-10 X irm•resircdpe
'.TV earislastd tor We by SA•rDALZt:t.. ,
• No *Swett, ...<1
MACK/MEL-10 MI. No 2. for roo or
. ,
EDWARD fiFsZt.h.TON
of Miernond
ji7115
OBACOO—So trig. :in n a NV. TObßre.. land
ft'''''''.'"l°A7r6r:/:•Zttlii.Onkliig at
ViSll-104b1, No I thdt. Hortloz
F IS obis No 3 Lone llockervi;
•10 11( 41,113 , 0 I Co;
10 turiNo Vdo; For , rale b 3
x'l9 • J I) WILLIAMS &CO
CaZZA/M-60)1be Superior W. R.; ----
,oaths Sap Seri for sale by
iv /2 /II ILI.I AM.` , b. CO ILIO•xoni
OIL-10 bbl% 1.112.sid:011 fo;;Ele
mJet %VICK &like/0401.MS
Aerie 111
A ADDIVEL—For oak! by erol or keg by •
IV/ coyer hi ILL KR RIC K ETSON
VLAXII/LED 014-20bbtrio rme and fnr u V bY m M DIILI.6K & bICKY:M`ON
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pa 74-1301) Doi. Peanxiivaara ftijc r a:i ot i !le r l i g
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R. rtl i
AP PLR, 9.760 too..lti nore and folaßle
it own JOHN F PKILRY
pyv VAITITUSITHriSTIVri
SALT-300bbis No I Allegheny;
00 bbls Not do for eolo 6/
to -
rt{ - JOHN , r 'Et=
GAPPLES-49 bbls, just - Htremed • •
,or sale ••• JOHNF FkRRY-
rIBAOOO-40 k p 0 twist Tobacco kr rale by
WICK i - KIVANDLEeS •
aft +eve wood end meter et•
an--so barrels tar ..le b
y
y, tarn WICK a II'CANDLTSS
fl ax PEACH/Ell •AD APPLES 1,1 peal or
KJ der for vale by Latyal WICK a lIVCANDLISS
P11.0001.111:-3 71 ' Nair. rloo•tol, fo.
... by • tarV o SF N zoNgtioser* •
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41A.R-15 6 1 .1aSagar for moo, by
61.17+0. HKAZIA.,TON