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THE PITNBURGH GAZETTE.
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TOR GOVELINOK,'
VEIT. 'JAM AS' 111.7115,
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.roacarta: combil moine..
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•• • • lot cinavic.un vicar
GEORGE DA it7BlE, ;
Utal c irtu r riv% " ,
MIIIISHALL; V%.ARTZvVELDEM, riusourgo.
ItILNRY LARGE, of hfittlin Tp. ,
%V. WATER. of Pitubarsta.
Tao lElLlTErortr"l:cui,
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TROIKAS E FRANKLIN Lancaster Co, -
JOHN 0 RUNNEL. OnspktGonad. ,
• L.: , "JAMES pturrLri,, L'. - • • .•
THOMAS 0 samba*, . '1 - •
• : vni.4.4m Id WATTS, C ork. •
onnierined.
SEYBER, Adams.
JOHN P IVETlLERlLL:PelladelphlaCiiy:
JOSEPH R CHANDLE, •. •
• ROBERT T CONRAD,. - • • •
T. - THOM AS
LUTHER, Barks. MoGRATLi, Philadelphia Minty:
':,OIILLER • • •
.2 - ROBERT M BARD, Franklin.
THOMAS M T IVRENNA.N, Wastungton. 4
JrOOLE, Somarsai.
, 'HARATARMENNY,'AIIesheni., .
;luaus° tams, Vacuum • L •
LL JOSEPH. II KUHNS, Wasassreland:' •
` O HZ MAX 7 EJ.l.Norilikannon.:'• • • •
J'H.SALISEURY Sassnekanna.•. -
, EZHAPIAN Win,m,ng. • . •
5AM08J.....t - PORV ARCEasliar..
'HENRYS EVANSOZhisur,
~.111.0BERT TTOTTS,Monlgossery. .
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rer Lana Orarnere . Hillatel4gelier.,Domene.
la ßiver limo, impalwAloney Market, ke;,'sre
Sc. fonstl E!at,ge , for Ll Iseellantons !ears;
Priesnizitini Sept, 141847. ,
Aipouni of toles ree'd in Aus; 1547 $14,972,78
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laareme .' 58,147,44
There is in inmate up to the lit of Sept
1147, of P 5.805,27 over the entered receipts of
. laity:mod this 'office. List 6. Csossi, CoL
_Hon. Baas Watarri.—Mr.ltVright was ban
in the Own of Amherst, Mwskon the:4th °fumy,
• 1795.. Hia lather ow.' tanner: currier and shoe.
Usher..who wan appientieetl to his trade at an
early age, and nem was at eriaoid in bis life. His
fallow jaumersinen taught him to read, and write,
and to keep accounts. • He-removed to Vermont,
became a farmer, nianird, and Ms wife completed
the natation that his fellow journeymen - began.
Situ„ bit ion, was one of a family doingchildren,
.nmody all of whom are Garners and farmers• wires,
wilding in..Verment. In hie youth, he late moat
of the rising youth In New England, attended
the outman schools in winter, and worked onthe
: fain in summer ointd be had passed his fooneenth
' : year, when be Wasplaeed at an audemy, that, be
', 'might be poi:arena enter - college. In Anglia,
.-- 1811,young Bilu became a atadent of the college
at kliddkbury, Yerment.where be remained until
;'. the Summer of 1815. when he received the first
degree , of Baelalor of Arts. In January, 1819,
, Mr. Wright annpleted hiepreparatory legal etudes
• ' -- ind was licetwed to practice as an attorney of the
lapretne Ccuatt of Now'York. In October follow.
' . mg he , temoved to Canton, Iw-the county or sr.
-.: Lawrence. aid. opened an office. His armories
, . talent,. added to the universal !kindliness in his
disposition and' manners, soon made him highly
' popular. In 1826 heyru nondnatid and elected
to Congress. Ho was Comptroller of the State .
, . tiNew York while at ‘Vashingt‘m. In len ho
',. lila elected U. S. Senator to enema Mr. Marcy ;
racketed in 1737.:' After tho Close of the 2711 1
-,- - esseices' of 'Congress, Mr. Wright wee called to
- : , preside imei'the State of New York, sad at the
. - election of November. 1844; received the largest
, . , number of , unio over ,east in the State for one
:„.bridisidell: ' In 1846 be was succeeded by the pee.
' P.'-asut Manahan% GOT. Young. .'
. . , To WI we may add, tbat few public men ever
:-• • had Mont refriends th an Silas Wright: and
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Ito man aver gave Ocesakm far ,cu dream
. ' . No wat niuMernmcd' elation *client, ale*,
aim,Mid cot:Weems. As long . as he was in
fe
, . e
'.. , 4he 81111Ile, he las masterMs spirit of Me paity
Je that body; be t ratheas one antinded ariarthe
boodesisaf a party ihazi •• ;coder. To coif.
surd Indeed he had no ailbidria, and, thentoia as
he ania moch more diainEdshed than
a a9oamor. 'lan ifa Proper musical to
resins his policy u tho EXlOStifil of a neighbor-,
ing,statetwe 'Wahl di so, da doubt to his dsad-
Mach, however, which we might regard
. 1 , • se bkta upon his reptilian, others :night esteem
„idffereptly. Mr. Wright has moat:4 not been 'a
N 6 3' ca*steug PDthician• He Tend for the Tar
iff of 11141,With a protest to be stir; tan for the
:twice protective tuift af lan; wittunit a protest.
B. was in mrMe means the originitor of the Sob.
Trsuor imatetn as one fined to the govanment
of the Treantry. He. Was against Clinton and the
Mittet . L Mel law of the, peoplec=the last we suppose
ins tmything tot a dertioaatie — vate, •3, it was
foreimfFMag power upon the few rather than the
- many.. The marked sent of . Ma life was hi. re.-
fnualht beixrie Whit Mr. Yin - Buren . notorimuly
was, .42fOrthern men witiefdoothent - prinelpies,"
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tide in out intimation will cover a multitude
eines backfire to the month bask= the
• int* (drone of the dominant pasty in the free
: Aouthent` shinny and , Rond o
a fdent
ben not iwo pitygnelly so gallin - g as thiinental
degradation of . men elected as Repreemtatires o
the ZIP; IFUtem.. Mr. Wright mimed to become a
fallow - With Mr. Polk, when. the lisltinsoia
suiredkiagui thoss a !lame- filmed* IMO?! 61
atiensed him, assrboani, for an honest doubt a.
;7.tii the power - aid expedisincy of annexing Texas
to thi litdrea. Twice belies apprised of his nom.
twice,Gkil the fiamen,be cait the prof
. listefereient st Ide, feet, not willing .es pick it, op
ikstgaice ef &honor; We learned to esteem
Silage Wright, then, where we only admired the
ofthe man berme. Oar respsot grew Into
. perm admiratkon when we found him enlisted up.
--; '.to the side , af,.the "Wikoot Prone." and against
'the handed .doegb faces"'of his own piny . from
I- the free stales. That indeed was a moral biers
- .1 *at M;gltit than the loftiest phinscie drum or Pow
'could Willow. We cannot, therefore . but regret
death of so able a dumpinn in the mutse of
of frwdam end we do heankiy; sympathise with
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TWV:10:1 1 11i Tele " itaL D.cie..—A, um b er of
theVedulde Of the. Hon. Mhz -Wright; who roble
• kliew York city, recently deterninad to preeent
Ides Witha IlerriCe of plate am a testiniony of their
effrolatko of his public mud private worth. It fa
now pearly, ready.-bat the .one for whom it wae
asepend has pawed from earthly rewards. The
haw el the heart connot find the gratificelloo
reposed, but the ea eonors_to give value to his
AsecnyilLid Co. prove that there will be no false
: miaow far hie death. —North Amen •
."111111116r.. 10 nU=ietolt Or Gov. Wlllallrfe
Igo *imbos:flint in tbsOity of New . Yolk of
fYa death of this distiogutobod man, the National
ittot dopbried at haiptootof (iota sp tbe public
rictia
-- - ..,
~ Lo he Wars of Mr. Kendall, at l'aehle,, to
:"....• lbw wpdani Picayune, be etata , th at then
:, .Wltte of oar two?! on the the siek het; VS,.
~:00 of . . winiltS bare to be kit behind;if Gds.
',- Scott for ail city of Meileo below they
I .' • ~
2aionnO , ,Lea4ng 1500 wen 4dt at Puebla, how.
_ '. 'smi,
r emote woald • ha 1.
.• oxopeih4 to leine to
. '• .ipeolleet the to wn ,
. and attend upcitr sad protect the
. 1.i:., dal ...Cashhaly a many . pi 0000 wen! .. -
r• . q o ' l 7-*W4
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. IACTS ix4-siuource:
Editors
, -the Pitialargi rGazda •
Am the crisis is fast approaching when the peo
ple are to deada'apon arbo shall til(thellelmne
tutorial chair and as nateerons calumnies are
abet in rem:lto the people's candidate, it appriti
b roe to be doty as well ea ft prisliege to &die;
ante the daiens s of the etramniated candidate, liod
to insurer soots of the 'Waders that: here been
published 1 4 11 ° 21 /r^ia tithe people's can.
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' PerthHy acquainted with theta= sad foil*•
ly acqnsiotedwith . hls course in CODVeSS IS
as with Waialeale aeartom I trust that I . t be ,
able to stonthiel the donbtingieut he is hi ly . ,
worthy of the suffrage of a people, end lade s'
tof the abissee . of. a . venal press:: . . ,I
. inorder to make U& conummieltion brief tend
to road and understood by all, I will adopt
. Ist. D d General Irvin, when'in Conineve vote
far pitying back General Jackson'sfutel
.Yes:'You will find his vote recorded in favor
of this measure la the journals, of the9Blh flan.'
arras, fiist siasion, page 180. - . •
!d. Did General Irvin vote against a tat on
eTre and Coffee,"—articlos used by the poor!
Yes. -Ha voted against the Revenue Bill of
_I 811 which proposed a duty of to peri et on those
articles. See House Journal 27th Compose first
session. Page 303 t
' Sd. Did ammil'lrvin rota *game thin tax more
hut' oneel
Yes: VI beo these articles were stricken out
of the Bill be voted in favor of consorting with
the Senate; Sims Journal, page 482.
4th—Did General Irvin Wte more than twice
ageism tax on ,! , tse and ectreel"
: Yea.: Whtnihe Tariff of '42 was on its paw
lse,..the fit section of which proposed a duty on
'tea and 'coffee" end amendments were offered
to suite it from the Ifill,and pawed by a vote 118
to 70, Gen. Irvin voted in the affirmation: Houle.
Joan* 27th Congas; lid "anion lige 1094.
6th. Did General Irvin vote against a duty oa
"tea and coffee" atom than three timeil
Yes. When PrlYident Tyler vetoed the first
Bill sf 1842, a isaohnion was offered to pass it
without the land Nation and exempting "tea and
coffee" from duty, Jo regard to which tendution
General Irvin voted in the affirmative. Same
..leurnal. page 1358.
6th. Did General Irvin vote more than four
'times against a nix on tea wd erffoo."
Yes. Whim theßill wu ar.trid on, it was can b
ed by a Tom of 102 to 99. General Irvin voting
in the affirmative. Same Journal page 1380.
:Did,lda ever Secretary Walker—Robert .1
Walker end Marty end the whole Polk calimet in
secret, conclave assembled, esk Coigress to impose
a fez on .tee and coffee."
MM:iiii=iiiM
Bth. Did her Robert 7 Walker, Pollee righ
hind inan..Toto for that so nailed "Internee:la Dill'
the °Bankrupt law."
Yee. 'He "eke for and voted for the bill See
Senate Journal kith Co utpias,l it sardoo,page 114
9th Did it render biz unfit for the . highrit
office in thif gift of the Pnwident.
No! No !! No !! !
10th. I. Gen.lnin a hboring mull Yee.
11. Is Ito a benevolent mesa He gm 50 bat.
refs of Boer to the Iriah, $1,500 to the Presby t
:ow of Bellfonta, for a meeting house, a large
tom to Chu Methodiets, to thi Baited Brellren,
nix' to all that wanted any.
12. Did General. Stein giro anything le an
institutron of learning in Wostmoreland county'
Yes. Look on the ittbecription paper and you
will tee. Afritrur by the way, . .
13. Is Genersl. Irwin a moral roan! • •
Yes. 'lle has ltoan a tansperato man - -all' lilt
life, and is a consistent member of the Frisby?
1- 14. Is Generallevin opposed to robbing church.
es in Mceieol
Yet. And equally opposed" to robbery my
when else—iplaned to plunder,--imobet—lndian
talk—above of t h e. peoples' money and rights, in
this or eery other country.
15. Is General Irvin rich! •
Tea. Rich rough to get along without taking
any money out of the .public crib^ for his own or .
any other man's use.
These am some of the acts of General Irwin—;
\the man whom calumny itself moot injoro, nor
rile invective pierce. A men whose character is
untamished by any est, patio. or private. ' A =no
who deserves every body's vote, but mare mpecial
ly the vote orthe poor mon, whose solo comfort
iein his •tea and coffzer... sed meioa of life of
'which the present Administration would gladly
have deprival him; to toile money to giro. to
Mexico.
This Is the Whig rendittste for Governor.—
Wlll you vote for him! Or will Ten prefer the
man who kiss neon an offerer for foray years!
This is
.the people'. cur Arlie, who would nct
ask' an office calm he was sure or the sponta
neous to sought, unbooght nipped of the people.
Then go to the - polls, divested of party prejir
ace, ind sots once for
. 1 grad nun. •
Newrowe • ham' beat trying to overdo Saratoga
in the brilliant equipages 'and show of a Fancy
Ball. Ex Senate:. Archer and Bayurd, General
Jewinp, 'and a !core of dietiognistted. gentlemen,
aated as Managers. Gendenien in Ci mtume, paid
-$5 for then tickets with ladle. in eciattune, while
gentlemen oat of =attune paid $l3, and ,Ladies
$lO.
Of those who paid $l5 for the honor of • pri
vate appearance, the number was eosoewhere be.
tureen forty and fifty. Among them were
Senator Archer. of Va., lodge Daniel, of-Vs
Judge Bragg. of Alabama, Hon. David Eleari, and
Hon. Abbott Lewrence, of Boston, (and their la.
dicta Robert O. Shaw; of the ume, GeV. Gibbs,
'of Rhode Wand, Mr. andlisdante Calderon de la
Duca, the ?Spanish Ambusedor, friers Washing
ton; Cherv.Halsemions, the Amnion Ambassador,
Mr. Henry. Brevoort, of New York, Dr. Bees, of
fitiladelphia,•Mej: Searle, U. S. A. (shot badly, in
Florida; and obliged to move amidst the intim
scene, on e convenient and oiginal carriage of hie
own invention* be was one of General Taylor's
aids,--Count Matt, M. de Sae, of the Spanish
legation, &d, ace. .
The wits of all the real were • put to work to
dress. and personify the chanmens =mud. ,
At about nine o'clock, tha manager., in costume
were at their posts, and the company mon began
to' mumble. The carman,' of entering, each
party being moused by the name of the charac
ter repapented, was one of the mat pleasing Parts
of the evening's entertainmenui. -
The kakis of the ladies we exceedingly rich
and varied, and the contrasts produced by the
name of the character represented, wee stain'.
ly gulp*, effective and amusing. ..
The following is a sample of the taste display.
Mien St,--.wet, (daughter of lite celebrated
painter,) weepram; as • nun, and will rustain
ed the character stheassumed. ' -
The Misses P—lry, daughters of the bentma
dere, wore dresses thaf attracted the attention of.
all Fremont. 'They wero original, being brought
frooffitettan, espmeely for them ; and were those
worn by Wire of the highest elate, there. They
were hied/ PietunmlueAndleleiroPle ,— of whim,
trimmed srith red, and the upper garment beteg a
knell of tunic. thrown over the shoulders, withaat
entdinement it the waist, and tame what shorter
dandle robe beneath. A coral cross and romry
armed the peek.—lt was [:Vainly , * mat rare
and curious group.' The wearers mingled freely
in the dance, and were great favorites..
/3-12 , --osipperred Ws Creek nationeldos.
. The awful load of life on ibo wreck Of the ship
-Montauk mu; cant by Lb, boos* or boom; on
It appears that the Memloth had Mem mode.
ent improvements cur they are called occupied .by
the eternise passengers and that the heavy sea
that emelt ihip and swept this house overboard
with all its inmates numbering ltdrty•itix only one
of Wheat was eared Had this vessel a gosh deck
fete and erc,.the passengers would all hare been
kolow, .anb ,the sea would have made • clean
sweep over her, without dotes so much damage.'
These houses on deck hue to meet the whac
ker:a of the sea, and is they are not, arelfrom the
nature of their construction cannot be, very strong.
ly eeostractat they are very dangerous places In
a seven, gale of wind. ;
Tue mainiout seas In 1,500 ou Tem!
,
Aw l raga.'. Mr. Dal& a' aturage paamtgers,lost
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144, 000 .0 9 6 ° 4 .. ,
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Wain rtrza—We hies stein specimen:int
watiapipss 'nuninfactured by Wawa Bali & Ca;
ii yfew Yorkoionsisting of. sheet. Iron or ether
instal, Una with hydraulic cement; and towered,
for dig rupees of preareation,With the same pea
-1 . The lining is Itnorled in a murk Woo.
ions end paw,. giving a Uniform: thickness and
a smooth surface-The cement stquitas
the Warless of stows, and has tier appearance of
.grett durability. - Ms efplicabls to the lining of
cut iron pipes All dimenskins. ft amissivaently
protects tbs iron from rust; nod Piaserser the we;
hiesnticalr hook contact inetel." It is
theists» well Maybe] for wiwringtbs entity purity,
of the water: „Thie only doirtiC of aliment
Irouhllaisento to as.twits ditsbilityis*Suithhi
point emeranowstriaioodi In its hea . eispicl.
news phial' has teen for some time strPossd to
the sctioo of wake; and cboags of wssitwr,:priit'
Wit are indabbad le...the:o6kt Repodkey Eddie
follOwingeadditkatel poeitixrutge of ail Canton.
Railroad Coneeation held OD the 26th,of Ant*:
- the reaolodens-adopted was the follow;
Id. Reiol.o,.Thst th is pinweation highly ay.
prove of, the idiom of-a Gloat Western Railroad
from Pitiebargh, Pa through the counties of Co
hi 4atia ; Btadi , Wayne. Addend and Richland,
nod thence weetward to the west line of the - state
of. Ohlo, to t>e continued (with the areant of fall=
one. and Minoiii) to the littsauo' IpOi river. .
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2 d. Resoled, Tiat this Coinundoo has drop.
dvlt evidence, that a recta westward; out indicated
I* tbo foiegoLog reirolotiotte, L not tidy vodka.
hie,' but , bigitiy fineable - -
3d. Resolved; nit this contemptatea miihosa
would run thrieugh the centre of thematte.
live When growung;region of the United
d Males, if
to i
not. the world
,#'. Tow . convention., Mu ore, feel
wedding that the stock of mid tired co not fall
to he highly pro fitable. '- ' I ' ' /
.....
AM. Ricolied.—Tiost a committee of Tex lie
.
: appointed, retinae dirty it-shall be tow M all prop.
ermcans to procure en set of, incorpnation, to be
Pawed afthe4est seen= of the . General Assent.
WY of Ohio, corporming a company with pow
ens to matted a Rail Rood from the out to the
wen line of the Mate of Ohio, through tini.conn.
nes of tbe Britte,of Columbiana, BM*, Wayne,
Ashland and 'Behind—and that eild committee
be n quested us Confer with the Mende of the Con.
nal RA Runic, through Pennsylvania, and request
their co.operitlnn In procuring a charter from
Pittsburgh we'd to a suitable point to connect with
this work. ,I .. .
bth. Herd cod,—That a committoe of fivemem.
titre be appointed, whose dirty it shall be to collect
such facts as ensy tend triVrovr the improtente of
. tho contemplated Rail Road and tend to promote
i s icimpetion: . .
6 th, Rewired, That each member of this con
vention, in view of the importance of the =tem.
plated work ,to the interests of this Mate, and
particularly the agricultural "portions of the
country through which It would pan, hereby
pledges hiontlf to use all . proper means to rant
the eoterp ris .:
.On mouon of DwightJaivis, Esq., the convert.
lion - proceeded to fill the committee of ten under I
the 4th resolicion, as follows:
Richland
,Ocunty. Hon. Thomas W Hartley,
/nom Purdy, Erg; Ashluid county, Dr Harrison'
Armstrong; Wayne County, Hon Benjamin Joon,
halm Jecolr; Esti4 blusillon, Dwight Janie,
Esq; Canton, Ilium Griswold, Eaq; New Lisboa,
Th. Unbstetler, Erg; Wellsville, Dr Wm Farmer:
Belem, Satinet Chapman, Esq.
On motion of Hon George Fries, the =wall
proceeded tg appoint the committee of five, a r
the sth resolution, to win
Richland f comity, 'Dr E W Lake; land,
Robert Helfahan, Erg; Wayne, Hon John
Skagit; Stark, Dwight Jarvis, EN; Colombians.
Wm G .Rustiesm Esq. .
RAIL ROAD ROVRISERTIL
'HON. Rosier B nren.*M- C. from is
now in Boston. " One otject of his visit ' so
lidi the aldof New Eciland cepital in the •
stinetion of a Tailtafrom Alton to Springfi` •
the eapiterof
i;
Rataanin lacm.—Ten ton rof •tieautifol rail
road bon—Ara first e?er made in New Yet* Stars
drarad out et the Troy iron imd Rolling
Mills last 'reek. The boo manufactured was the
T rail, designed for the Thy and Saratoga Road-
In a few days the company will turn oat from gg
to SO tons day.
'' Ilow.—The subatitution of iron in - place of
Wood, 3 tope and other materials for isrionspur•
poses ottani years ham vastly increased the demand
for - this' iedwpwsible article to the extenaire
of einlization. The noes haseberxene so varied
notwithstanding on .unezampled increase in the
quantity . 4Pi g Iron prodice his more thou kept
pare withtbe increase manufactured, Pennsylvania
being the 'entre, from which more than halt tho
if
Union re their supplies .of Iron and Coal, Is
incressin in populaunci and wealth teyond. any
of her aster States on the enbaord. during dirket
three yeans a. large number Of Rolling Mills for
din manufacttne of Railroad iron Invoke° erected
and aro now in snacesafal operation. The aggro
ga4 quantity of the Iron produced in 1847 will
amount lu nearly 60,000 tour. This Ternary will
require 80,000 tons of Pig Metal for cis construe.
lion, and will consume 300,000 tons of coal in'
. "anon' stages of itemanufacture.
. Add to this the quantity of 'Pig Metal used in
Casting. of various kinds, particularly for Water
and gas Pipes, end it will be ken that the 14itr..
geteamorint is exceedingly large. - At the.proient
period:the city of Boston requires 10.000 tons of
Cast , I
. 1 ..
.Pipee• for their Water Works. The
city of C erten= want 18 ogles of Oki Pipes, 8,
3 inches ll disasetar. Norristown, •
place tbs in 1840 numbered only three thotratual
inhabinn is now 'laying .13,000 feet of Cut
Irma Pipes, 10.8, 6.4 szad,3 inches in diameter,
8,000 feet of them 10 acid 8 inch,' for the purpose
of sopp'ylng the Borough with water. In various '
other places large quantities of lion Pipes are also
required for similar propoirs. This greatly ang•
mented demand will hate the effect of sustaining
the Pricer of Pig Iron; and Still, wi think, maiden
tartly eccount for the scarcity of the article at the
present time In our marina, end furnish a sufficient
argument for the erection of more Furnaces.
. In 1848 the present Rolling Mills, and those in
inagrel, aill be able to produce 100,000 tow of
Liaanss.
A New Mama Powca.—Mr. Fox Talbot ha
taken out a patent fora new; or rasher a nmodi•
Station of a pine. ftc generating and epply ing
motive porimr.-..This be has done by exploding
gun cotton alternately on each side of the Orton.
At the bottom of the cylinder, on each side, an
two circular, holes, in which the explodwimatalal
iasopplied by a tabular slide. Pulsing through
toe cylinder is a platina wire for the purixes of
Eating excited by the galvanic bribery, and them
exybile tbe cotton. /In preparing the cylinder,
the, lobular side is ant filled with gun cotton, In
each divisiog thereo4 se as to allow it to be exposed
to the immediate action of beat passed through
the cylinder, by. being brought in contact with
the plains wine, taking care that one ctuirge shat!
Nora beam discharged before another is introduced
—and thus noosing, by repealed explodons, e
motive power for giving motion to machinery,
&c., each power being regulated entirely by the
quantity of expletive material employed.—Lon
don Morning /annul "
'The people of Soon and Crawford counties Ar.
karma have commenced regulating their neigh
borhood. They have driven some bed characters
from among them and notify those that remain
they meet leave.' • The Arkansas Intelligent:a
sot's:—.l4at Deering the outlaw who by his num,
barleis Leta of crime along the Cherokee Mae ren
dered hinspelf the:most notorious scoundrel living,
bad a narrow's:sops and has mods track to soma
other disease
The moiwlity smog the ens' treats at Quebec
Mid Montreal is truly smiling. It seems to be
on. the licznee. instead. of .dimissishing. .-The
deaths at Gomm We nn the 18th, up to 10 o'clock,
A. M. were 811 lniakatet of the hespltal,2;3oo.
At Charism Point Baykal near Stunned on the
18th, M. Number of sick, 1,237. ;Why omit
that there le ; more siektusie among the emigrants
who enter Canada than among these who land in
the United Slates 1_ Can anybody toil
The Uidon says. that, with a view to avoid the
dialler of contagion dazing the prevalence of yel•
low fewa at New Orleans; orders have been Of*
en to bars the-mecca of transportation ready at
Baum Reago;-Nitehes. or some other healthy
,point, for all thi.voluoteers who are ordered to
Mexico, daring the present stateolitur health of
New Ortega; and who, in their. Progress to the
-mat of war, mod pass down the ldiselatippi by
„
”.l Ti ;Tie PITTOSIIIM Poises LACl WIIILTAST,
S. Clarke Agent, commenced attire owations
on this location about the lee of July of luf year.
and with *ix mioem sunk during the winter two
shatle—one of 40 feet with •• emu eta of 18 feet,
and the other of 34 feet.. The Company are now
Working 6 fins aelo in 'remaking, with hopes of
coifing thiorigh that formation to amygdalold rock.
They. continue explorations and mining with •
force of 10 or 12 wee—Lake Superior Nets.
The 81. Louis Republica's up! the volunteers
in one of the Indiana. compel:des - Minted lone
from Gam Tullis's army, oa the day of ske
tom, and all of them marched up to the polls and
voted against Pettit, the Loedow •ft _WiLts for
Congress in the district. ' , ' ' : -
, The official mace of the Hank Of eking rids.
his the winthethirate .er diacount to . tof per cent
had rewired all those .14101111,11 cm" 'whin In April
last were ao wannty eghwed respecting thipown
of that renthhaunenr, and the prudence with
which that power is a:ordeal.
.
;The New .York Tribuoe nye that the work oo
tie Erie 'h. bring Pwited irk!' greet
to 'wearier Illeeunod mea are,oow enspd
isa t6e dif areat:Waking. , 'earoiop of the
complef.' portEo eerier/eh and satins at On.
w t t to pay thirerpreawiertd thi fatenw co the
. ,
lir. Wood, of North henbane; hos s caw
that hod Om my fin =hue a 'bine. Thy
ao OTOt"wd 406*- mak .Tb conif but
Adz
CITY lITICL.
{Bessie Coleua,-Vsylor, the matt litho eloyt
ed filiati'mit With ths wife of Mr:Davis, wen
brought went Judge Lowrie= Wednesday, on a
welt of Haber Corpus,, and recommitted for •
fattier heuiegi Ho had been committed by the
Mayor, to await the rectisi s tion of the Guenter
of Hichigsn, there to answer the charge of Lem
cony, ennui atturrwise diachirgpd.
- Marriage, in our country is a civil cemtreet; the
hustspitteMunee responsible for the debts of the
wife, contracted before amwture, And the law
gives him the right, as an ',ottet, for liabilities to
the abirolute control of the personal property of
the (ewe exert, of ;which ahe was poiseased
at the time of marriage. - -
• :A perium - therefore, altfing and abetting the
wife in an elopement from her husband, if she
takes anything of value, is guilty of constructive
Larcemy." But the muriage contract mast
clearly proven in order to entreat a Judge in
ing estranger to bail for the eortstructies larceny
of the goods taken bY the wife in such a use.
There or, other remedies beside prosecution for
larceny, in casesiof elopement. Our law is not
altogether inefficientrot such CUM The wife
may be prosecuted-4 divorce may be obtatined.—
cirlincthase on the case may his had, dee, Hot
after all, it is true that all the legal remedies
- in
existence us not Mfftcler.l to repair the injury to
domestic feelings which Inch separations cleats
CITY .IXPROYSMISTS.—We are glad to See
workmen actively engaged In paving Third and
Fie elm% between Wood and Smithfield. We
do mot.know by what authority they are employ
ed, but wri believe it a maxim of law that all Silage
which in justice end good coraciance ought trkbe
done far the benefit of community, shoold bO .
tightly done. We therefore think the legal mu.
Swedes have authorised the worirto be cowmen.
- or they have not prevented the
owners aproperty from melting public improve.
Seit67&tr-W.B. Caldwell hie removed to
the bulktoi reeentlY eroeted apposite the Gentle
*Mee, is cow preptued to accommodate the
pa
,; ith all the cheap publications of th • t ay. ,
:• re . Is aloe of the mast tutefelly errata
eonvertleitt to tho city: ' •
' Celine Tervextros,—;Dr. Colton has inveist.
ed a Circular negro Rail Reed, with on Engine
up= the track, propelled around by electricity ap
plied—not to the Engine, but lash. track. The
power ' which moves the machinery is stationary,
while the engine mese. off with wonderful to.
pidity.
We understand Dr. C. intends to give one
more at his interesting and aidentific lectures be.
tore leaving the city, and , atooneother experi.
meats, will introduce ander:plat° his new wen.
Lion. Dr. C. has teen thus far well patronised,
and we believe has rendered entire satisfaction to
all. The next, and last lecture will lake place on
Saturday evening, at the Atheneum.
o the Editors of the Piltsbures Gazette.
am sorry true the numerous moneouestam
tient thit have appeared in the papers In ref
mance to the melancholy accident by which oar
fellow citizen, Hogue Hairs, Eaq., lost a bolo..
ad child, and a gloom we. cast over the comma
airy where it occemxl. The following is • to,.
wet account of the affair. •
Oa Saturday the 28th instant, Mr. Boyer, the
fathetio-law of Mr. Has, took his grand son, a
child about three and a half years of age, home
with him, • durum of about a mile from Mr.
Bultes residence: About 5 o'clock, theebild an
out of doors playing with a son of Mr. Michael
tharAttouw, of this city, a lad about to or I 1 years
-of age, when the report of a gun wan heard. On
tome of the family going out, the child was die•
toured, shot through the head, the charge hav
ing entered a little above the left eye brow, perm
hog diagonally, and upwards through the bead, by
which the whole top and fore port of the heed
wu blown re ;The children had gone into an
'out boom who the gun, heavily loaded with
shot or slugs, kiise itanding, and the elder boy
thinking it was balmier!. (aa It was • short time
porcine.) and seeing+ cap on it, Weeabont show.
log the child how tri make fira, whoa, unfedas
Irately, n he palled the trigger, the gun fell, and
you MO the effect above.. The. boy says
be
thought the inn Was pointed upwards. tart the
moil from a heavy load, aided try the natural
timidity of the boy, no doubt threw it from his
band., and, from what lbws Untamed to the
um of fire arm., call krrogirigfire, the load was
not discharged until the buret arrived at that
point when its effect we. meet fatal. The or.
curtenee wu purely sceldrual, end the poor
boy who was; unfortunately. partly Instrumental
to producing the and melt, and who is almost
distracted • thereby, is, with hbspuento. and the
parents of the deceased child, entitled to all our
sympathies. The child we. one of great prom.
hey sod the only one, excepting an infant of •
few weeks old. If rho.. whom we alritesi deity
ass handlieg fire arms eareleasly, could . but see
the overwhelming sorrow of the revered father
• and !wither, it would, if any thing could, doubt
less UM to a reform'of this common and danger
I owe habit.. M.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
We hove by null the intelligence received by
the Guadalquivir. The mener prevail. of the hi.
tended ebb:anion of the throne of again, of the
Emperor of Russia. .ad of the Kin, of Gotland
and Belgium. The chief grid Is found by them,
high functionarice not to be in Royalty. ,
Switzerland continues to be much diriturbed,
end Odeon had intimated that the French Gov
mount unlit interpose and put down the fedi
cgs Lf they persevered In their delis= of break
ing up the federal compact by violence.
'The liberty of the piss bee been teetered in
Portugal: There is, however, much hostility be
tween the Cabrera faction and the Allied powers.
TIM Queen declines to yield a deferential author
ity to the Allies:
In Prussia the trial of the Polish prisoners, en
gaged in the late instureetion, is going on at Ber
ko. .The Ands have created .peat interest
throughout Europe, the novelty of publicity in law
proceedings of a criminal prosecution of this na.
ton In 'Pule& rendering the preuedinge of high
Importance. It was expected that Nate= would
be presumed in a few days.
TIN elections for the Eoglish, Irish, and Scotch
boroughs are now concluded. There are yet •
few of the counties undecided. The Liberal party
bee pined 49 uses, which gives Lord Russel MI
votes on a division.
Great mortality peraiialhis yaw In
among the peasants and the lower clean.' In the
district of Widow's, about ,40,000 'persons have
died within • short time.
The Republic of Cramw bee been given over
by the Germanic diet. The republic coraervent
ly la not to be re.eatabliabed, but the city and ter.
May of Cracow Is to be Metered in the position
it occupied in the year 1809. After this doom:
meat vas read to the diet, the member. 'Mai
ananhhously a resolution lapprming of the con
duct of the three powers. I - •
TENSESSUJO
°minima's VOTII.O.OT/ICI4L.
avrr N . B . Baows, W. A. V. Bums, L.
East Tennessee, 18494 . 16651 •
Middles " 27932 31639
Wait " 11358 9680
57784 56870
56879
914 1
czanzrtuaz
Democrats 12-1
In House. of Representatites ‘ Whig, 42
Democrats 33-9
Whig ms). on joint ballot,
Pirrsztrawa t igept lit, 1847.
At a meeting of the Hoard of Mangan of the
Monongahela Navigation Company,held this day,
11 wag
Raokerf, That this CoMpany will' rejoice in
the coniPistion of the popmed improvement of
the Youghionhatay River, and that adthoogh the
position of th*Coutploy, and other circumstan
ce*, under instpullant a subscription: for Lochs
in their corporate capacity; yet they heartily re
commend tha.said futon:moment to the attention
of the Mauna of Pittsburgh. From the minutia'.
J. K. MCCIIHEAD, Prea't.
W. Banzerusr.,Beey. t'
iItYBRD Coreosa...—At the late iommeneo ,
mint the hanoraty denote of,Doster of , Laws was
amferied.an Ron. n Kent, Royal Prides.
aro of Law in thattniastsity; Bon. P. Sprague.
of Boston; Edward:Tyne! Uhanning; Patinae
of 'Rhetoric and Oratory in the. Untietiity; Ron.
John 'Bannister Gibson. Chief Justine of Pont.
aylwarda. ' •
The Imam deree - of Banter of Divinity - ma
=4OO, among othencotalter: %gyp= Ban'
Tbs .
-Loals'aiica-mays that :14 1911611,17
Slam belt meetly Miusol tollssroo.oo3o7l
. ' ;
BY. MAGNETIC 'BINFAPE
Ciorrap•ndenco errittabursk 01.1811.•
LATEft. FROM -7 MEXICO. -
Correspoodenee of the fhtiabarsh Iliteeette.
Sept.!,Ricingosn,- 4 #. 3i
The Jalapa Bulletin of the 6th of Aura; cop.
led In the New. Orleans Timm!, gives' what
purports to be laterceirted letters from the Cabinet
of Mmdtington, In the United 'Plates, to . Owlend
Beett in Mexico, so copied frovithe Ropub4c...,
printed at the Capitol. The 'a of the cones.
prudence are omitted in Milken publics.
non !
The letters alluded to as Wished in the "13e
planner go on to state hat, the Mathias of
raising the number of tr demanded by Oen.
Suitt under thir present entangled state of the fl;
'trances of the Oevernmeut, will be very . difficult.
:The letters further proceed to say. that "the
Selinetary of War much fears you (Gen. Peon,)
will be compelled, unexpectedly, to remain In your
present position in the centre of Mexico, in a state
of inactivity; as also Clenend Taylor. To yotir
skill and foresight u a 'Military Commander, we
trust most con fi dently for th e safety end security
V pier present forces end position, and that you
will well employ the resources' which you have is
well as those which shall hereafter be fundsheid .
by the War Department." . ' - i
The document farther mentions, that - .it the
revolution which is now agitating the Capitol V
Mexico; 26 desirable mein put for the puriKee
of negotiating peace;benot far enough 'advanced,
(as announced ay you,) to open the gates of Mex
ico by the 4th of Jon; yen will havOlito exercise
a efficient tact to obtain an armistice, by amusing
rho Melia= people with pope/666ns of peace,
and neutralizing in the meantime the Gamins
parties who wo much annoy you."
The steamer Telegraph left New Orleans for
Brazos on the 24th ult., with i detachment of re.
emit* under Capt. Randal, and with $300,000 in
gold for the Payinanees departnient, end several
officers of the Army.. :
Correspondence of the Pitt burgh Gazette.
FROM THE SOUTH.
Iltontoen, August 25.
New Otkang papas of the 25th hare been rtv•
aired. There Is no news from the army
Intaments from Yellow fever for the 24 hoar'
• DI on the morning of' the 24th were 49.
•
• Delta aye there were twelve deaths at
ChXrny Hospital at eix o'clock on the evening of
the nine day,
The esti:mire heat for the last few day. gives
no hopes of the abatement of the eptleutie.
• Correspondence of the Pittslanti 023xtte.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Penal:musts, Sept; 1, 9 r.
—Western Flour hoe sobl for export at
.87is6 per bbl for fresh.
,Wheat—Prime Red Penn's. sold to the ex
tent of 6000 bus at 129 e per bu. A somewhat
inferior *Wile brought 110 e. New Southern,
afloat, sold for 122 e pa be..
Corn—Prime Yellers' may be quoted at 700
per bu—dull.,
Oats—Belling at 45e per be.
Rye—We quote alga of 2000 be. of Rye at
76e per la.
Provisiorn—Eathely nominal. •
Grocerier—There is nothing doing beyorid an
Ordinary badness.
Cotton—The market coolness dell, the 'Spin.
nersheing well supplied with the asiele.
Exclwlm Gwespondeses of the. intisborth Gonne.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
Baltimore, Sept 1, 9 r. x. •
Flour. 7 Howard street is selling today at $5,50
and city milk at 95,68 k—at which ma there
were 600 bbls sold.
Wheat—Prima Whim, eclair 116 e per bush,
sale. of 6,000 be. of prime Red Wheat at 1080
per be.
Com—Prior White gelling inlmarint at 72e
pet be.
Oats--Salei have bola made in =Met at 41e
pet be.
Whiskery—Continues steady at lige per gall.
Hemp—There is a fair demand and moderate
salsa.
EXclasiva Corrramuleare of tie "Pisulaus4 Oatct
NEW YORK MARKET.
• Sept. 1,9 v. '
Fleur—Saks today have been moderate at,
for Genesee* 25,25. and $5.50 for, Western. The
market continues heavy.
Wheat—Desks In the artkle hem made . bat
few Wok We quote 5000 ku at 120 e per bp.
Coro--Sala of White, not strictly prime, at
75c. Sala of 15,000 ha prime Yellow at 76c per
bet,
Lard--Salos of 1000 kegs .0 Mal If o,,and
5000 do at 1010 per lb.
Num Pork—Seles at $11,75.
Groceries—nip mutat is without change.
Baccat : —.Sake of Watera Shoulders at sjo per
Sr •
CINCINNATI MARKET
Cincinnati, Sep. 1, 8 p. In.
Flom—Prime continue firm with .s 1 of 800
bble at Ell per bbl.
Whiskey—Farther Wm of whiskey it 17c per
gall.
Chem-861es at Te per lb.
itye Ploor—nalea at $2.:5a2.31ie per bbl. -
Baocia—yeetarn crawl hams are selling at etc
per bl.
Protielontr—The make La without:change.
Grain—The market in quiet, without change in
prices.
The market generally is quiet, and pima. PO
clump wietti noticing.
The western mail is in bat contain, no news.
FROX VISA Cars.--Lient. Col. D. S. Miles;
US Army. is placed in the immediate command
of the troops of Vera Crux, end the ennh7 and.
infantry. outside of the wall; at the gate of Men
cy and Bullard.
We learn that greet indignation estate in New
Miners, Washington, and in Mexico, in anew
nuance of the omission of the U. B. Consul at Ha.
Vanua to send information of the fact that Panda
was on board the English mall steamer. Paredes
mired at Havana on the Mb alt, in the British
mall eteamer Teviot, from Eogiand. There he
remained until the 11th, avoiding as much u
pomade all communication with the resident*. On
the 14th the Teviot reached Vera Gnu, and as
won as she east anther, Paredes stepped into a
boat, was taken ashore, entered the city under the
mime of Don Martino. He proceeded to the
boom of one Pepe or don Zunovnt, who reel.
dad him with clothing, money and swift horse.—
Tit us fumlahed, he left immediately,
,paved
through the gates of Vera Cram unchillenged,
and took his way towards the Interior by a differ.
,cot - rouTafrore that punned by the train. it
said that he mete guerille party • kw miles from
the city, and was bf them escorted on his journey
towards the Copilot.
A letter was roceired by the Governor three
fourths of an hour after the bird hod flown. The
car; wu then closed; and $lOOO offered for the
rummy.. Evil is apprehended from this escape.
FROM CALIFORNIA
.The Californian" of the 23th April elates that
the new mail arrangement hu gone into opera.
tion, the Quartermasters at the several military
posts acting as Poet Mutes, and it was expected
where there were no military posts the Aluldes
•
would perform tbar duty.
Monterey is rapidly toiproving—howea all Med
and new aces erecting, and a numfer of American
families have located lately in the place. •
Two gentlemen from tho stolid Illinois, have
laid Oat 'a city, in front of which is a bey . in
which it Is said 800 Alps can tide in safety. It is
called Francisca. The lota are sanitised for We
Is the nUalifonahua."
Two proclamation, of Gen. Kearney are" pub;
lished, constituting .1. A. Butter. enlosgant foe the
Indiana near the Sacramento and Btu Joitonlm
Mere, and Don Mariano G. Valejo a similar agent
in another gamier.
TIM Schooner William was adeottiaed 1c; be
'old with her cup, on the 24th of April.
. General Kaarney adrattlaei Mho Of lob. Wale ,
1014 eCC, 111 front of the eity of pin. Francisco, at
AlUditgle
He. Ma& dal:imp] • lacuna teat weak at du
Broadway Tabernacle. to an arnilence of, kola
four to fiee bandred It lc niterteirn to Mu
leo and the Mask= War: Gems! Taylor ante
styled b lbe man oY tba lents am tby'reat
MO=
!MITTS
is PANT.
anepitio , Rail lioad .4 frontot of
the Ildwklosidaro of tits Pittsburgh tied Connell*.
Till. Rail Rood Compou . y—The Macedonian—,
PleillorOTriP Memo—Taylor's Le.ner—Teniblo
Disarder—Baneas On thiPtutasylsinii
Latter ftrmthir ?raiding o[4 Central Railroad
Coroponi—gews frOM Idea 'Potato Rat
Robert Palo Owen—Eleetiisad.—A. West
ern ROR Rood—Wool Ranufactures—;Letter from
a young Artist in - Italy-tied. Beot4 and. Gm.
Banta Amu—Roll Exults of Pittsburgh—Lesson
nit . Improvementketch' of the tile - of Real
CboateConnelinillet Charter-80b Treist' try
Firs New Yotk and Philada.7-Liberty Ticket
Latest Tel nears, Forme and Domestic .
Commercial—A direfully complied Review el
the Markets ter the past weelo 6 -The prices In the
local city markete—TheCattle Market—The prices
of Arperkan Produce in istioos pans of the Union
—Amount of Flotir, Wheat, Corn Inc., received
since the opening of thezarral—Canal business sod
movements of produce-45firket in London..
City Niwirwattpirit of thePrea—Copions Entrust.
from the leading journal! on the lutarestlog topics
of she dap •
• F. a t , "nee
_or
a wrappers.
Pr 6' cents singlocopy, •. •
8 , ptions hro doilatit • yesi in advance.
14 gaiter . . Ottiattias letuutisaae--31goicar.
• • ••sts—We beg leave to call publia intuition to
the • towing, from Dr. Viral. Deathig- Flaututtsstlie
Cle et Co, and one of the very halt cdtietters hs
the meaty th which he resides, and 101 0num io the
State Legislature. It to Cheering thus to we the lea&
ing men of the profession; beating the beak*: prates
aron*preletlice, sad gisiagment its dtw:
sittr: I Inverts my peaches, been using sornettar
Ginseug Panacea, and; - .,Car. am'amll pleased
"16
Catarrhal and Bronchial Complaints. Please
and use hell o dozen tattles—put them is hiesr u you
,
can; as 1 eapedt if It oiatirties io reader as general sat
Olfaction as It has heretofore, to keep it constantly on
hand. 'Respectfully, apt? IN sr. Dome,' N. ro.-
aj• No • Oztre 1 Me 'PAW nits: Mist—
Dr Jackie . .la's Embroeation is the only meditine that
will eum this so very common and troublesome
disease. Nam only immediately allays p.m and ion..
manna, mops all bleeding, subdues that intolerable nab
ialLnitLeleAtua:j.lyb eures
ees ~laz z e=l ; l2, t r e persons
yearn
le appliCation redeem no polo, bat rather an agreea
ble and 'pleasant *CULLUM. persons afflicted it
call and bear of the great number of C 2.11 that bay
been eared, they 'rill be utonished. A gentleman
tl
alai thy, who bad been ander the hallo or the vargeo
Sot moor three times without being cared, has by ad.
legit boatel, or the Embrouskm, been emally eased.
It sells beyond precedent Saturday Carnet. •
Op- For sale in Pittsburgh at. this PEKIN TEA
5111N1E,79 Fourth area, near wood, and alto at the
Drag Store of fl P Schemata, Federal st Allegh aenylkw el
.
ali
In Pittsburgh, on the fa sun'. at the residence of
Alexander hidler, Esq.; lifin ELIZABETH TUBB.
daughter of James Todd, E 4., of Phltsdelphto, aged
le years.
The foneral s ill take place thie day at 2 o'clock, from
the residence of Mr. Mtller,Eirst street.
THE; DAILY NATIONAL WHIG.
Ts published in the City of Washington. every dey. at
13 o'clock, r. g.—llandey excepted—end served to
tothseribers In the City, at the Navy Tani, in Hearse.
town, la Alerandris, and In Baltimore, the same even.
ing, at 64 cents a week, payable to the role Agent for
useWb is. O. L. Uillchrest, Esty ,or his mien Ilion's°
mailed to any pert of the United States for $4 per an•
e l m. or 114 for sit month., payable in advance.
Advertnientents of ten hoes or less inserted one time
for stt cents, to dose. for 75 cents, three times for al
one week for St7s, iwo weeks for et 75,0ne month 54
two .tenths A, three month. 510, six months 810, one
•
year 530—payable always In ad ranee.
The Namur. Wino so what its name indicate.. It
'peaks the madamts of the Whig party of We Union
on every tit:ration of public policy. lt edentates the
election to the Frealetnev of Bataan Tenon
to the decision of a Whig National Convention. It
makes war to the knife upon ALL the measures and nett,
of the adminimalion deemed to he adverse to the tem.!
rests of the country' and estrus without fear or favor
the corruptions of the party in power. tie calms are' .
open to every man la the country, for the diecussion of 1
politimi or my other questions.
In addition to politica, • large mom the National
Whig well be devoted mo poblications upon Agrieniture,
Mechanics, and cum eseful arts, Sci-nce in imam!,
Law, hledmina. Sonnies, tee. Choice opretmem or
American and , Foreign Literature. will also be given,
including Reviews, i.e. A weekly list of the Patents
ironed by the Oautatollice will likewise be published—
the whole Mud yt a complete family newspaper.
The Weehly.Natiount Whig..
One of the larva newspapers in dos Unim States, Is
madcap from the cohortss of the Daily National Whig,
and ispuLlished every Saturday for the low prim
per annum, payable in adman.. ,A doable ahect of
eight pages will be given whenever the press of natter
shall ramify it.
' The memoir. of fleneral Tyler, written expressly
Br the National Whig.are In muse of poblication.—
They commenced with the second number, e large
number of copies of which have been p rint e d e to iamb;
r s
calls for back numbe. CHAS FON
Proprietor of National Whig
tam. JIM 3,1E47. }mot tltawthe
Drugs, Cheaper than Corer. ..
eIGOON D, MUFLOAN, Who le sale Druggist end 'Dea ler
la dye start paints. oil, vartilshrs t.e., IN Weed
vs. an door nails of Diamond alley, Pittsburgh, is nee
receiving a larp.and fresh umpire( Drags,' en,ainime
',Minh ritzy he Dana the Allowiag or iel. which will
be sold low far cash lied warranted.. Welk tales and
Small emit. le bitmelm. .
ECGO
.1
Sp Whiting .r _ 150 lb Ckerea
Ono venetian Red,geg 50 .....ts Cinnamon ;.,
lino red Lead, Eastern 59 it, Nutm e gs.' '•
OM Sal Soda 5 es.es Celine Sono
are Epsom 5.11 u ' 5 do Eat LA:viva:l
luau
I
ehip'd lammed -1 oak sop cart. Soda
than Gemmed, ground. 1 Week. India Senna
30M1 ehidd none , *helmet 0 Shelve, No 1 .
)000 Oil Vino! .: A- do caled Ilagneda
100 a Anoeforis ' r. en • Barb do •
Iran pule %creel Varnish 300 Canal Tartar • ,
1M 4°
do V,t, T o *4"s en til'e: 1 c' dr " Sp . "l ctirde
~libtre while Rosa "JlO ib Amer Veredllion
v caws einem? Velkrer •
v Ves chyme Green ,
iglillironlek copyl°" ORGAN, Dragemt -.
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CTITSI3
•
TUB? reeenved at AI A MlNLlCS—Chambers
Cpeb-
J
No U.
CC.l66tbia¢ blagusine for Beptembe,
.The Castle Bravo; romance from b y adven
tures the life, of &clime Burroughs; by Mr. L
ti
The'
The Pandeide, or the Tooth's Career of Crime; by
nether of Lire la Loadon--illustratert by twenty-two
' Clit ' eritted Nun, ar the Convent and its errant* ; by
the gatherer Mabel the Actress.
The Bawer Wissabtkon; by But
b o o,
. Martin the Foundlimr; bj Eugene complete—
fresh tapir. •
Beate Cristo; by Timar—freth supply.
BE Gill is
Gillis and Sc James— "
Far sale at M A AUNERS,Erniihfiel&aL 3d door!
Second. opal
RaielSOVAio—Whi ISCALDWLIX would 'repea
falls announce that he has removed Ina stock of
Chimp Publicatioss the. to his new store ta Third.st ,
opposite the Pongee, and improve. this opportentry
to teturet hm. thanks to those who have been so liberal
with their pearresage, and ovoid Inform all, that having
become beam...manned with the literary wants at
the community, sod having greatly increued his facil
ities, he will be prepared to tumid the popaler Rem.
tore or the dny as moo as published.
ELTAiI orders promptly Wended to:bound books,
rare and ysleable works procure* at short notice.
sacral
jot.ll.l..E.tiln - HY HOWSE, VW Market at ,Phila
delphia—The subscriber (late of the Washington
Hotel, flarrieburgh, Pa.) take. this method et In.
formieg his old (clouds and the public geneml ly, that he
ban taken the above named HOT.e.L The Haase le airy
and comfortable, and has been ettealively altered and
improved, and the propnetor hope. by &strict Intention
to booluess, ends proper care Orr the comfort of his
peen, to merit and receive a share of pub Lie patronage
'me Man I. misted very convenient for the Travel.-
hog .Publ ie, being only two doors above the Harrisburg
and Pntsbargh Depot. sod within two minutes walk of
the Baltimore and Heading Depots SPABLIND at
tached to tie premises. Terms. II par day.
E P HUGHES, Proprietor
Allegheny House, PhiPa.Ampast f 9, 1547-spitMln
NI ()TIC E-1 EDREtt I, a online of Morocco, has
k‘ Me honor to announce to the nubile that he baser.
rived in this oily. and that he has an excellent article
called AMULET, from Constantinople,whieb has been
patronized by nll the Medical Faculty m Europe and
Atetidea. It is an excellent anode to keep or disease
of any kind, which is erected by wearing It around the
neck clewed; it is also an excellent article to keep
mottle from the elothtne.
Please call at Mrs Illavießoardiug llousc,Pecond st,
nen deer to the Temperance Hence. spatit• •
FLOWERS PERSONIFIED—A no r uapply'of the
beautiful work, from No I to 4 job. received
MORSE'S Litefun' DuOutil 3 north apt!
RTHUR O'LEARY—Hie Wanderings and Fonder,.
Ings—a new aungdrinr sate at
scan
nIiASIBER'S CYCIAW.:EDIA—No lb of thin TO.
bit periedicaljust received; for sate at
' MORSE'S
---,
PPE PARRICIDE, of the booth'. Career of Crime
Thai exciting awry, by the author of Life In Lon
don; IA now core pie teat SO cent.; for sale at
.09 - MORSE'S
RMARE ABLE. EVENTS In the Hietory of &nul
, ea, by .1 Prow, L L 11—No 4 of tide valuable work
Jut received and for sale at
spin hInRSEM ,
f'INAMBEtteI . MISCELLANY of Ueefal and Enter.
%../ icicleg Knowledge. Thie tong.looked Sir week I.
pow kw wile at Iwnej MORSE'
WAVEKLY NOVELS—Contains In 5 vele, cheep
Conn, 3710 peg., 40 cunt per volume et
spin MORSE'S
V DINBURILiti Rev 110 V—The July number or al
1:4 .loable we* for sale or
. sintMORPE'S
. .
r i ATS-200 bo prime old Oats field; for dale by
gal • WEa H MaCUTCHEON, t5l liberty to
EE
MILOUR-140 bbla fresh:grimed door, hut reedi for
I' mac by W GRR
est. nor smitttaeld and water sts
. . •
BACON. -30 sugar cured Emu;
ciW do du; lor reed; dor Rule b'y
,pt W GREER •
Clllar3E-500.ts Cream Chem, teem isclgtong
100 WO jest received; for sale by . •
apt* . • • WGiEER
HONNIT-0 tam for sale
15 by_
P VON iiONNIIOIO3T k CO
' - 35 flout rt
fIEIZESSI-123 bill IV V. for Wa by
va •ti - " VON BONN HORST &CO
rINIMED 01L-10 bbls Am• sale lbr
.La 1.12 Bit VON BON NIIORFT CO
013 .1f 6 • halle ll" ntetTleVoice r=s of rZtt
ahem: Clitatkama, fax!eplon and superior make.
Wsuow se*
20 b 0222 11218 • . 10212
- 200 do
10111- •
• o 9
,rgrpa r voßisoxtutatt i
O
bblsTahl u ir s Oil berr . sat y : ta w, ' • a , -
SOLE LICIATHER-103" 814# - N011! .. ..X0ek but
• •• fil •
sale
B b ITREIRIDOH.EILSOO &
r.orrams—xe bEir 1,4 tea
-
2tidunt
av,Tolui D.Davia. Aus#4l.l"
.•
•...French Bu . ndy as Amelia, • •
ON Tkorsday ant-me:0111210nd nisi. nt iiseinck, at
nekson;cetnet Weentandsth ins 4
will be 'Ole 'ebbe= Katecyc foraeeomt 'lithe= it. %by
1 waster Onsitnird,lll3 I. pori Cooinrk du pal. Dreiady7
. which are considered sp.;article. • 1;
spil - • JOIIN D DAVI& Ancdaneer -
Clo Therese moinng, Severe:4ln 9,1il leeektek, mina
Commensal Voles lles?m, cornered Ist' ood sad Ft tk•ata
win Ise sold in mete:save assonant of fancy sad suipla
Atl(/'dlock. P;:*
,
d hbl•and hf Ric e; •.
bf chum Young - 'im Tea; . .
15 &an coat =ld LiennishimSboiel., ' • .
Oa nest. band bozeN
40 reams amen artopplog paper. '
~Glasternro, queenarare, tinware, tobaCco;
-matches, ran alio sloe., Ac. A largo quantity oracle
und moon& nand household rondos., among vitiation,
mahogany horeas,tablea, beisteads, . fancy sod coot.'
Mal chats; work nod' small Stan dsi looking enca,.
mar/Ml.o°okt, carpeting...he. ' - -
. . .
• A ratsll stook of Wley,lnd. staple dri eoods; fine
eatery; geld and silver roams, gold 'peas. books and
iristosery,mnsisal loatraments;yesalv. maids *elothlsg,
boolsolzses, bats, pertain 'Gutty goods,te. . -, S3L
W.ELVEI'S 11141101/1110113,0081
FROM TOE OLVMPIAN , AMPIWfIiEATRE,
• Philadelphia. •
quits rplendideNeeralan company imposed entire
ly of sna PERFOILUERd. • extebit under
their entertain Mae Proof 1/Ww2lion;emantodiemly
famished for the emsfortable reeep4oo or,Mehtperreaa,
at Pht.bargh, on thole* /10,131 hi lith,l6th outd.l6th,
of September eau - r • • !
Independents
01
Willie* eelebiated.Thwo Rem!, the
company will be silated tin their arrival, by.str et.
lacets Striae Bead, playing airs from the most larder
O a the everting the pgiplmnwttl he illuminated 14 the .
Vino .10 , * Get, Invented by It Onion, Esq., of the
nited Mateo Xievy Defranment, Washington— It ism
eetitelY new method, giving a superior Lahti free from
W nauseous cfflucio,the fault of all other attempt*, ami
carting a hata scarcely Ina prillmit than the accmday
Constituting this company kill be fatted Mr 40 Ca+.
inellader, who will ride Y's smelt minaret aeu4' the
Radian Envoy the. Tenon lf a &malt " mid •
the Oceania' episode of dm ' Sprite sad his Met set ;on
Xerdarxe Loom Ilinvattf, the grent.linOSSlS Finis*
Equayrau,se, whose admirable persostalions, in assogle
horse, chum and delight ali Orem. behold ber,lattifymo
pobne opinion In awarding I. la the blob posh= she
nes so so eeedfully, bed udder &boot of noel sate.
Chows—Dare lb.. the *minion rosodieg Den; urbane
Infinite TESL, end FOX, sustained by no sndeness end
volentiry, places bun far beyond theteach of Weds/ion
Xr Kora= Xieloku, the ?suttee!. Eike Ideated.:
The hirers femstfy,s•hose uolon of talent is waboat
&parallel in the soled.. Char. Rimy 'the mostinished
artist in his inenomaen , and exemnion of MOM and
gymnastic groups.. 'Predeviek Rived preeenti every kind
- of Foreign aslant can standee by novelty, and /liekard
Rimers ltheinimitablopw,u vribrm hi& anon a single
horse,as perforsned before the President and &uote
of the Vatted SUM. and by all present declared the
most perfect onion nem:older and gred.the world ever
*and TEenTte, who has nequlred the rare not of ri
ding, and eseetrUng . most ddlicalt feet Laetwanie,
.
Arr. 0' &our will rtde hid fine ohmic nit* en did
4 horses, forming 5 pyramid of gee .penons, *Wit he
will bear above his hones at lightning speed. -
Signioiflormoni, the mighty lull. egnestrian will
ride his Incredible necromantic mecca, worodrieihrLer
barons do diable,rand hid Golden Peletons, Sc. ke: Ile'
will Woo bring Adwand los two wonderful dogs, whose
are withem equal:in the Arend:
JP W Howard, the Spouristb.decnio ridcr, and peat
pear repreternative of the Bed Men of the ' Porsol,
Ghat /ludo, who rides a great dramatic error ,ind
a Grand billowy ael; entitled HONOR 10 OUR HE
WED:3, or, wiLlfor our Connoy, in which by ihe tdd of.
comet ransom, ho 'will represent' the Chief Patriarch
praying for taseenntry,oEra ZACK TAYLOR.,at Wu
leren Sore, Task. will:muter, Sumo Amur,
the eammandcrof Mexico, concluding orithlke SOLDIS3I
iPactoost,,hearing theme:arable resolver , Gerneral
Taylor near, surrenders^
. .
•
Mow Derious, of the 'Mimeo Glymplque, , ,ardi intro
duce the Arabian Dancing alare,qtaider; whose been
tiful eaneeu fu sarpass anything of the kind ever set
brought bethre the public. Also the .eenuicoreales,
nun and Jitney's ill, by the:remain dinner atesea,leapa
andeounterleaps, prove their latdaeu•e bent for drol-
Ingi .Pa . . . . ... .• • .
, .
rents and guardians mayarith confidence brhtg
their families, as under the,waiehlatcare of the prepri
rum, nothing approaching a abode of vulgarity can find
foe way among the amine representatioin of ike.drenn
The afternoon and evenlogperfonnutecsentuely. ra-
UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM! .
017111 YPC&LIITI.
THIRD PHGAGEBIENT
0* Week More.
Prize of a spl6:did Siber Cupfar iAe bat
!Vaal y or Extraroganza..
. . . . . .
ADMITTANCE TWEIITT•IITEDIXTII.
Tur. THOUPEoI Vocalic.. having seentwoenpge.
mete at thieTemple of Pleasum. e Immo on Maar
day evennta last, vial undiminished popelatuy and
I,ollniefl, eavoes—at the anent untlehanon of the Mani
eget have been prevailed upon to remain
AFEW DAYS LONGER.
They sill accordingly appear every Eveniturthis
week, is the mat peon!. sangsoilem. melodies and
extraormardeas of the day,divers4ing the perforated=
every end%
A 'rim of a .Aver Cap will be awarded to the eathar
of the words of each Eathoplan Melody ar.Matreva.
c=oca. to be set ea male by Ms troape . menet '
iingekyrbie It .60 be decided the best by the roma.
aeons vome of the audience at the TILIAL CONCERTI
en Meador Evenirg - ..Freptember 6. _ • - -
Irr re Ivo Ism comenMon -fro the 'Prise, newt lead vf
Mem mecca to the Illacakeree beforePvidaY taw.
Ilemember 3, in otter 16 adord tinny theadoption of
ramie Meech piece 'which may be ofered. a.lO -
Propoute for pallet:deg In the City of Phi Wet.
phis, a new Day Paper, to be Italia!
=Si
TE rapidly inciresing business •pnitilatioa. and
copilot of Phdadelphiat the onion existing
Lamm. Whig principles' and the prosperity of the city,
and the present posiuon of .the Whig perry of Pcnosyl:
mania and of the Unioni hare ordered the subsenberi
to propose the estabbstimeet of theaborepaper
-• The NEWS will advocate Whig principles as mini.
holly expounded by oar forefather& of the Umuitailons,
and. adoptelltmd adroented • by the accredited organs
and champions of the Whig cause at the present day.
The propnetors refrain from tuning forte 14 a braver
tu the peculiar propriety and pressing necessity al the
publication of aysold t energetic, and fearless Whig Pep.
op Paper in this city. They are obvious. This is an
age of, cheap Immure% and while the pablishers aim to
establish the paper ipso the basis of solid merit. they
wriald place it within the reach of all by d. cheaper..
Asa news, commercial and business p.m the
EW 8 shall be second to Mum of Its coutemporeries.
The most ample reran:tea are secured for receiving the
• latest and moan acquire beat, foreign. and domestic
lemiligerme. • • "
Nothing Indebeate Or offensive to a relined taste will
be admitted into this paper. "
Tuna—The NESS'S will be delivered to aulnionbers
at six cents per watt, payable to carrier every Same.
day: Mill e elni!tihers Size IMOSIMo
Philadelphia, Atigustl7,lBo. , Splldtf
0101010 N 4VCO,
zo. so as.rhi &roof,. ping, &mg 'so,
• •
Phl4delpLla.
.
TtdPORTERS sod,-WholesaleDenlen.la Watches,
'Watch Glassy!, arid onderiala Jewelry of all duerlp
none, qualities and styles, estraprying all the Wicks
connected with the traria • - •
Coen, Dixon &, Son% Itnlania., German Wetland
Wilverplated . anwea ISbefteld and Birmingham plated
fancy articles, Rodgers &Son's'and Wonsahalm's cut
lery. mama, eclat.", eraser., desk. Kate., de.; teary
handled table Mutely •or the driest, methant ant even•
moo qualnies. A lame assortment of gold peet.petl•
focal spectacles, paper macho and Japanned trays,
various shaper, and qualities, at redand rates,.gold
watch cants and silver wan of all descriptions man
ufactured to order.
DICKEY 'O. CO. hanni meintir moored Leto the
Orr and commodiona werehoase formerly occupied'
by blearrs. Asltherat & Selm. and more recently .by
Ashburn & Pennington, beg leave to i 161 MR . Wideh
Dealere,floathern and Weetern Iderchents and others
that the) .design hoeing it all time. an averment al
(Medea( their own importation which they ere deter
mined so sell of the lowest rates. •
.
. •
117'Every attention wid be rand to the packing of
Gonda Ind ia the egatation of orders, the qualities and
pnees will be fully guarantied against all competition.
ani
PRINTS ONLY:
CEDAR ST., NEW YORK.
LEE & BREWSTER::-;, ,,
Eslablioheil a warehouse in Me J i c i ar . l.4tgoL , ftkri
_ I TlL%rrv i de.r.ts - AxcLumv.,,v,..
lew-pncee—andexhibitingiat all seasons
• . a the year;the Lunen ANOTlMent'in. _
--THE ,, W_ ORLD
They ire now opening Several Hundrelinickages,
comprising every new style of Foreign and Demesne
production, many of which are not to be found el..
wi here,and which havniust been pi:tribe/cif, end are
offered for Wafer Cash and short ervdit .
PRIPES REDUCE 6 . • •
ONE' TO .FIVE CENTS
per yard.belftw - the priees.of April and Mar,. pap
printed 'Catalogues, winch ow corrected doily, for Ow
informonon of noyere •
PRINT WARE wrung ,
. Nem York - li. 1917. S lytdistf '
01/31D11.1E15-10 begeyepperf
.s tierce]. •
Rice; .
3 do Ilsiersioe; , •
• 100 malts Cottle: .
10 bble Cider Videpn. '
• 100 dos Com Drools;
Wu
bap aenoned sixes •
• 50 doe Bearerrdnee.
Boekide,. • •-• '
doz Tabs;
- caws Loaf beim . :
50 bbl. Molder..; _
11A) reams Wveppine Paper f or sale by
130 PIeOII.I...DUSIIFIELJ)& ROE
FOR SA.LE—ISt tots Carpet Casdi.,
WO assorted MU W01,6.213,me,
Moonlit and Laciagi
Tonna in balls;
Window Noah atd Glass to suit;
'llnasber • • -
'White tioninilbiLime
For sale by ISAAC HARRIS, AgetuandCooseil
Merchant. 50 sa near Wood. • . •-;a• rl
S btak Laura Tett!! L 4 3.
63 Loveriushg entslttkaili polm
bed RopyNt ialo br • -
BAGIALE'Y t surrit
• jest ree'd; tale
11:d °11 .„ . 7 °P.P7-"°, bri•f `h'Pr' 9RLLERB ‘'
M -- -
ADD .
EU-1 1 1 JIM prima Dmek/age need;
krig.bY.,
CIPINAMON-05zoitillon reed(ki W&&S i •
I.oll)llUJunzewiTlA; Gw'salek
C
'
IiftIIII3TONE-413 lbsbutieed;lor mitt by
A QUA A.lll4oPilA,Vost,-4 casbori l isK iNIIIIXN
I:NPLOVILETReIt,
...........
ILK Ladl e. are lartad . taieekat .
figural. bleak tad randy Dram Sas
taut tecerrid at the dry good.
219 • • IINUQPIIT •
TM. Tows .. saws SanSAPAIULL.II—
dal of this Great Blood Infig e i th .
Tee:eked sad for ciao A 9 B.S D• Solo Asonto=
IS Pia tartos's superior 5••
red Om from ihe esasus-
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a.e.ditun Irad.fine;g • y,yreal? . lfp.sota Latspeff,flut
operangfrAtiale by . • •"___
• SIIACICLYtTa - WHITE
MttEl
TAT GLASS—On Mid
V olfactory, 6ZB,lafiF
indiecvink from tlicetin .
; for
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itriAV a> co. 'Nem a
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'I VIEW PRINTS—Mr'
„LI. Mamma a legudifol.
Pitta of a paw variety
kilo low: •
iqe ir;iotcief alTrriaisek,
caner Aryks or deutabla
al. formal° br •
RIIACHLE'Cr a warrk
131.17 E
ran Etoe.r. tialrolt,as
Mrs Woe Annul= Rod
Aoaru.e.l coloted,
toed;
ISHACKLEIT t wiIITE
L'ZITTI% - 4.,0rt
~~w ne•,an° Fuel G 44.
Mt/al? & warm
fIASSIMISRMS46
naoto(initeceivedi
.1111ARDWAIIE—Jari reeehrisdrlyortsr . Ne w York
LI stop Asql aurVAdarsonousobote Atoll% timileh
Humana, Vacs; Thee, QuiumrOrimeaNki*CoPort
terstoolsooill;crors cat awl Rh raw% nes. de, Gar rale
46V • by JOS .WOODWELL
GlNGUAniedrostaidaT,ii hsadarnie let
of dark dailidressOinshasr!s, mutable for the tes.
tusk A4o, Oniroa , and Vutona 'Plaids for Ladiss.
Dreams; tor say, at theAry goods hoary 'of •
tniugss Fmoun:--ste bblo Ohio Mills' Flour.
from nom WhMa.lindiog from mat Nowak; for
sale by, RICHARD OaltrOAD, Coot Menlam •
• 101.. ./iborty.m,oppotlto smithliold
CIBILIT/VS GLASS PARKII.,:rat itipeilor to
0.3 common Sang Paperlan minas summed Dirt I of
feted low to Hard w are men and Ilealen generally. get
eale . i - - J IDD.a.OO
vldiimugabels
-1 B 1 4`". ';',1 1 1?? 1 : 5, t=r4...... by
letter *Waugh the Pon 0
YE FLOUR—SO - -bbisiresb timed Rye Flourause
R
lee kog hem Sue beat Caleb COpV; for sale by
se 20 . ' lIARBALTGE4=I.woceI
tsLOUR—LO bbls fits; gliund Indasiry , and 'liar
bush's tisszOs. in Brom acid G3r Mild by, •
of VI • '• -- e&W HARBAUtiII.32 vend,
CHLORZD a gall r f.r . 7 . lo casks .Ims/simulcast; Pi t
agla FAH ° NE.WIZiIt 6, car INAWaaI
prisr.zsc-75 bill large' cream ehiasa, a prim
article jut rea'dtfm.ta by, • .; •
aSI - . • 4 :AM( MaCANDLIPUS
• riALOIIXD APRONS Atiaaba whalasate and mild
a2l, - - by %WICK*. bf aCANDLESS
rtIEESE-451pisjit ku riscieree'd; fisr sale by
aVi ' Wis K blet EON, 152 hberty
bra a'W Et tred'for sale be
. c n gl EBl3-" in* W fr. a mr.6trrotiEof
SUGARS -3M Ude Di" V;
-.. 120 beat while Snail m 'tore; for sale by
- . DeGIALEY act4lllll
-Q OLAR L&ILL , LAMPS wadhaLlEthd
or ooe, two, three. and faatlightd Or Farkas, Had.
firdd1.1 8. ...4." , k '" •' • ht
(AULD P.B.,atta—Jun received , a lave aidnuil
kT, supply of Premiere Diamond rotated tioldrenald
:warranted, aatt at the layfail prim% •-•
. Pi WILSON
BOKAX end CREAM •TARTAR jnn ocee red; 10
ale by - SCIWONAIta,FM& ' •
ousar.sE -to Lis forlale 6
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cur smithaeld &Inter au
cifir.Earr.-4ro bzs W Cheese .
• 10 bss Caw as .'fbr 'Jule by
. . .
IiKOLAISSII3S-Ino tibia N 0 Marano; •
JAL .• 30"
all. do; , for sale by
DEEW IILLD;I8EL11-4 , 00.1wanted by
_LPail • . • , - J SCHOONNAKEIL &CO
150131r - h: .— "itrdtr4ol6 . Rico
,1:11 D=lB Oka Veiciian'Red;o2llu. arrive
11 all • Sor sale by • JI3CHOON wAKER ICU
E CM TWL-25CCt !bs kee Wi • Os by
M OLABir. ":, b t'. l4 26 / . 07 . '4a/sale by
dl . 11i0ALEY SMITH, 113 kYO Tin&J
DICE-10 dimes 117Sifitst received for sale
Do its! ' I.IAG &LEV & BM rrg
11177 3 7.166-2 , ittlk.its_ rate
rrOBACFCII.4II bas Thames, consisting of G r Ea
'A. Its, lys, and pcieed lamp; M.S.*, CI mei Tobacco
ter sale by. .bietill+,ol.lStiFlELD d ROE
COPPEE-111brlo; -
00 • • moGi El: RUA ViEt.D it ROE
BE 4 lfilVX:t pram. DrieD irre it ilg o Via•
•
.ao ebta La a r t comblield
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MAME—Caattatax and. Bazar anted - eanstßatly on
J.J. tumuli fol!sala mbalcsata Bad tietait, by
MUSLIN tt tb i g desi:ibif.:ll.sidoTruiTt'omp.:L.,Z
prai-40 brehus 1 II;
Intoci.*l; for seta by, .
*7O DIeGILL,BUSHFIELD ROE
VINE SHIRTS coutantly On band• for =le by
a.lO • . tr H EATON Amulet lin
('IL -20 Mai Bank Thmetes Oil; fir mac by
L.lO • bic611.4 BUSIIFIE t ROE
, ,
1101iliDE7.—O tea . Bentley 9 a a. bad Rock Pa.
ar tor by , • •FluErip, H,LWY &CO
QE Kentucky 43eiars , Ear sala low to'
b 3. kitEY aco •
St&P .2o ;l „. oo2 i s Ffap stweimi s e . low
- mrimilhLaldtwmmsn
COTTON i A63-40,Willbs coma yaas, audio
wick-, carpet emirs, am:6o'ton MU, 6rtakt
Enatufveta rats lovrestpriees by: • ' • •
Le. : • FELTEN RHEY &CO
OTTONIt2 bales toF l sale l au •
•=5 • HUEY b. CO
GLASS -30 big 9/10,10x12,1tili atul Ilx.lll Giro
.10 , t5 4 , 1 sake km by .
iron/LOC/O—H kegs No 16 twirl for rote low b_y
1. : - FRIEND REIM a. CO
NAILS -109 kep Oliphant'. binids; for sale by
105 " CARSON k hicKNIGHT
W U Z ING-61' J talit i lreoilgr Y rts
EPSOM SALTS-10csksjtimeed; for liala by
till J KIDD kali
DU O bbls fur reed: &r sale by
WICK & ZdeCtulDl.MB
Cli. YELLOW-150 lbs pure No 1; '
• . " .;81 lbs. No 2 Jan rteemet Cot
' We by "Abe • ' ' Sheted as
. .
BACOII-10 tl. H.
ma,
6 alders bright,l3d .
dry Ja.lc
received; for mile IllY -' - .
.ate ! FtIANCLS SELLERkI lib
1311ifill0-440 Iba Beacpl Indigb AA überved, tor
1 Ea , '. ' rata by - . BRAUN AREITES
IPFSZTLitA ASH—Eng,5 mks Just irctedi tar
" by BILII.UN HEITLII
1•14II011110Z BOOT-8q Ila (mil; cimiei artl
1.1 c lejustreedi. for ale by BlLAUtt . k.itlalEa t
' , • tor at clam& Ilbe . Yu.
CET , TAIMIIIIfi-.100 lbs jou reed; for we
I "' :bT., BRAUN it ItEITER
'1411E " ots 6"-tiT tk - rtlo i. :4 °, llarncarr
L=AD en "openor Red Lou!, eastern atabone
iurod, reed; fat *aleby ..1011/1 p Mu:WAN
-- -
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AL 80A--2 cake reed; for sale by -
.1 Li MORGAN
fIRANVILLIS AMMONIA-19 boiileirjust ree , d; for
'aM • siie by . Sk:LLERS '
_C O 'EsE7 2 ' . Alll=1 -1 °
by
b ' d ? RHEY & CO.
Vfirs -4 *""ri , 41"MoNritionsT a. co
~t bs. J osi tt g r elu k lk e lda w u r ui T l a by.
( J IIIIN n EsE .
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' LOSada. Ao I tpare..] just ro
ed. format by I A. ORM/ ts, &REITER,
VEOXILLION-450 urine & for Ws
IIIIING—N)bblsoo hand, and for tabs by
DFLILLIN liErrill
I or Dra 'and at etaira
EtatiE B ,l77"7 - ,ATCATLI,IIV.V ,
LAMY I.ILACI.—AL pntki jut teceiTed 111nd for usle
b, BRAUN*, RUM
giflSt't
YE11.51 014-11100 Obi pn. *arm 0:loow loading,
►7 for oak. by Jrka '6IILLUt dr. MICKY./ 50N.
re .4LlStildiVii -I* 4 ls Taimer*Utl, 6,1 . e
li. - 1 7 , eu LA/ t 9 .11,00, eotigeat i n' il i N
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