The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, September 29, 1847, Image 2

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Far a proforma Dom. ocrat thus continually, to thing bin:welt into the public invioe, and fora professedly Democratic gouty _to support Ina preteuoiooa, only affords stab:bates of how fibs pretentiolll 019 with such sin u those whstztow hold office. It should be • till:personal duty of every Elector to reprove each and all the more when it presents it. aelf in - the Persen, one who, like tlk. leech, "Give' ‘!Giver , and that without audio. dming the winter. • Thii a • matter that Mould 1.....m.t.by ow farroets who ham a lamina 1T : 5 4 ' czoix Of the Weitem khatae are good, per. zips Wilier prices than areal present ctrontd,they 3117 flinkthe result dieastrona If we are to judge :in= eh* accounts published than .the anind of !hi labe Entopoon steamers, 'there hes not been 10 abittidant a harvest lot nuntjyeus as the last one in !nova All reliance,' therefore, npon Inciesand paiaaln breadsties in a !reign trinket, would assoita he futlls. • • If the present crop be kept back for higher pd. cm, or for Other' canny until the rivers end canals ate ikeed,the - . market is anemercial cigar will meads a tempting adieu* not Imam of for. ektiletkand, but 'from home wanaumpUon, but thiiiiithtkitTemegt to the &Mar. All grain hold. ere hi thilikWah aid Wet will naturally meek the advantage Mace of termed prices in the Spring, mad the consequence will be Met. the minket will • be %whited, and broaden& become a burden.— N i ta" ne Mat the4brei.courao wMildbe to take advantage of the few remehtleg weeks of =riga !lon, eitil;ship. Off iipition of the =plus crop of the ;Mime year. This course would prevent great ihmtuation in the prices, end acme a tameable vuotepin to the farmer._ . _ .:.:':! - .,'1:` , .f.'. i?'g . z . -;.; ; ;,. ,:',.,:-'-:-.',s'.i,-,..:'.:.;.;•. ,:-.. -No • xamerao.—The root of Friday lut 'iire' i :aan se *lady as *wisp could read, that slim Tititlaw of 1846 ores in °tenni= in the ' .immithe'iif .oMober , and November, lead, and ' quoted titelidote of Wool in them monthe,acifler • Ihi law wort' Lotiiiperation,7 as it-said, to prone tie the 'llimitad acing it.',. Iti the Space of •four - ..4 1 7_, rheidl toi &menu bie_ /dander of time, kit , Ltedead - ordademing it like e man,: he imam it ilka in itfalrlitician. 'Wiliam poititedout a ~ .tikleii- r, of qsit Past; to eall.them by no haralkai word, and though MUM Olken havelieen : . gadipably*doeaud withal, ' and persooolly hiluti• -•,Pie toett;rMilm and others, we ham amornonort genfeil ~-!'leldimet., .'.lt II 4fi tult, ete know:for a yincul num . Pty ' ' tidos hbi_litiaonince or. his calumny • li o l g i be hat been guilty_ an of either drama, but so metb ung , io dna tot charicter of onmninti .2iia ' , g o o that' Is inokedef whiehaffeeta a man's lidatkete ME Crigeof mad to hisfellow mem. We" : ,, sh o p r ik t a g ,rly now M. tho repeated in. . ginned= ' spinet Mn.: Outten,: Wady ( hu lle d -. with loaanty, and yet:the Pate! refuteseither to . ;.:kalliald ix to mob goad what lreaid.. :f•'.lt-i , ;;.A.7:;.:f4,: . :; , hipst maid aMlialee dverieen in De. ,0014WIDdei the Aiming MedibitAbismovr. '44 . 1 6 41*; qrs-eur that a sisailar tea IFAIMIX"P b 4 1 * • - • - V; , lh6Tf" me* ERAsrus ;moms a*. w• ,_f •r. PITTSBUI(GH WED I ND3DAY HORNLifIaiEP.T229, . . 1 3.611 RT X .111 ab Is per annaegilutTri-Walkly is nye Dollars rier wasom; the iTeclOy is Two Do4assper aunsio Attica/ . •er Advetnateatenta, to eeenre women, should be Itlietted .114 Are Weleek In Oa afternoon. Auenuon taloyentb,o pan of ota customers, would be prattle (Woof moodbenefit. • ROWJA GOVERNOR, • _ SIE.M• •I; • - 'MI CANAL CO3IMISSIONF.R. • JOS.R.PW W. PATTON, • . hoz (MAIM • GEORGE DARSIE of Allegbry gay. . LEWIS C. 3-NOBLY., of IndiakaTp. LIIRISTIRN NiiiELY. of Wilkmo To. • MARSHALL SWARTZWELDER, .1, .HENRY. LARGE, of. Tp. Woo Corny sorAsonic • „ • 1. W. BAXTER, of Pnot4rth. , • • roicausn o:ariessments. THOMAS PERKINS, of Lower BL Celt Tin • WILLIARLCAVEN. of Versailles Tp. . , • • ' • 4, IITATM - DENTIIAL CORUILITTSE . . ' ''THOMAS E PRANKLIN. Lancaster Ctiy. ,-- • - JOHN-0- KUNKEL.Dnaph:n County. .- THOMAS DUNCAN, JAMEM MARTIN, :" • ; .10014A8 C tIAMDLY,YOIk. WILLIAM M WAITS, Cumberland. --. DANIEL N SMYSER, Adams—S. JOttN:P WETHERlLLPhiladelphiiiCity. - . JOSEPH R CHANDLER,. •• • • • RODENT T CONRAD, • 4 , ' 44 THOMAS MeGRATIL PhiladelphistContl.' ,•• "•DILLER LUTHER,IIerks. ROBERT M BARD . , Fistakfin. • I THOMAS M T•I4ItENNAN, Washington. ANDREW ,1 OGLE, Soratrlnt. • HARMAR DENNY, Allegheny. RICHARD IRWIN, Venunga. JOSEPILT4 KUHNS, Westmoreland. 433 DALL,Erie. JUD MAXWELL, Nonharoptort: J 3/ SALISBURY, Susquehanna. ELHANAN SMITH, Wyoming: SAMUEL PURVIANCE,INaIer. • nexav 8 EVANS, Chester. 4 • - *WERT 7, flzrs, Mo.trumr. • Fins:kraal. Comma . ' read Intellsge Der, DOllltllle Mar al Mssal Master, IC., 'sap • - .C.A.Ssarsiniztli Psi Fs for RlLlactllemous Nevis. pre Pactiesca "anian..—The whip of Penn• tease lain their power, if each man does !nth fa Peeing the election of hymn and Pat, tonby a majority of 10,000 votes. The only der 'pait Wilma confidence in the mutt, too much yupetty, , or that indifference lit the end to be vthirSat a moment hie the present wo Jo not harm any man can feel. The Whigs mire . . Power, their eandklate for Canal Commissioner, majority of 8,899. Subsequent mots ham "cositribuiid tp , kicre - this hand?oine triumph on the peer of; Teoot;. he shameless attempt of. the fitrneral (Jam:anent to Interfere in the ttf the; State, it nothing elm, should arouse the enemies of the Whigs. State pride sold State . . , . . t i . , panciplidentands that the °Surto ere atMob . " kustou Rhumb! be rebuked, while a hotne, both in .. the characterof our own candid& and the mall daises of our opponents, we har(perety reason to deism and expect success. Whigs of Peonsyte -7 , .vaiga; to your hen& are 'committed the destinies of the State. You can triumph if you : will ao to ,-- do, end to say you would not when you could, is -_. a libel upm your honest es4earora faithfully to e e . worm awl State, and to place in the Councili those , ' _who hare MA; public treaty most at heart. • pasyszAnzon.The leading Loco Focos in Pannsileania are terribly alarmed at the, prospect otdafeat 'which wails theit on every hand. Mpieir 'State Cenical Committee have issued no less than five addreares within' am manjweelon and they am =gag arrangentents to issue Secret Circulars all ' the State on the eve of the election. - We how of a great dell of intrigue going on Wirenti the Low Focus Of the State, to severe sue case at the election on the =tit -proximo. We Lave maned our friends seasonably of the Gov . gempail interference, and of some of the designed plans of operation. \ It becomes the Whigs of - Piwnsylvania not to be found sleeping upon their .. posta. The dominant party have a desperate game to play;inal they an phiying it like desperate men ii they are. Mr. Shank knows that his fortunes an suspended as by a hair. Hi has clang to Tzi CUPS 41r1) ioo bianwrs.—The OCILSO for kipping grain to tho Loot win soon be over. gat s law week", and the Lakea, canals and river" . boelosed, and all 'unable means for sending the glut staples ; ot: do Nest to market cut off *), nither.rnom than an.a;crage, and certainty a int d4l MOM than an &ITrap of Com. If on; 'bllklertillkebolding back for the purport of rah' 'and In** hi wairsoim 41. aboiginge• _s *`- rawona,,t. us mown ToileAu er , otratetett acccrue, rtl a I st* am* did maim 'dohs. caw , caw* Wades& etwiatto seisiatiai was Dot a 'Mlle Ix maw s . ,Tlw knowin g is his h". tom "Men - who hue bin superfielelly angled the history of the United States ere seetinotned to speak of this du se the uniumuy dour emu. eipation from bandies, and vague ideas of elude& guest of all things, celled liberty, are &tidied to the sexy name of our national Independence. But the *pie of the; United Metes were non: in a #ate of bondage_ The Wir of the:evolution was not a warier literty. Op the eontnuy it , wu only' etroulain inn io determine whether the two grest - sutrdisidons nets British nee—one inhibiting Europe end the other Amelia; end both equally fore, should continue to. eonoltote one single empire, or whether they shoal be to =aimed eepsnuely into two Independent . em. Pins , " • No sooner le this published than Frey whipper mapper editor in the country, ..men who have," u Mr. Cashing says, esisiawficiagy efeseirid - our history,"; Tidied an /stay against the learned speaker. Yet, al) Verf Tuition was dimmed between penmen Washington and Nicosia: Ades, the trcutbleio' nonrepresentative of the Freneh Ifs Public, as, / male iofiei u. al who Complained that thou:induct of she United ,States In not declaring wafagalnet Great Britain, because; her. ship. Impressed American seamen, was a wrong done to Franca. The same individ. cal who also made a scriont complaint that moms Penton printed an almanac, in what, In theater of foreign mirdatent; Meat Britain and Spain were placed before the French Republic. Mr. ing informed him that Ameticaniall arranged their almanacs as they pleased, and added that another minter Boston placed the French Minister that. On New You's Day, 1796, Mr:.Adet presented the flag of the French Republic to Wastdngtoct, and made an address, in which he used langusge importing that in our revolution France had aid. el the Colonics in - acquiring likely: Washington seemed indignant at the suggestion that Americus had not enjoyed liberty before 1775, and made that celebrated reply, replete with the dignity, of the office and the man, and which in emphatic abruptness was equalled only in the renowned exordium of the speedier Cicero against Cataline. That great sod glorious man could not restrain himself to make an elaborate refutation of the charge against the pat:bite of America, but began his reply in the following lampragm , Barn. sir, in a land of liberty: haring early learned its value; having engaged in a perilous conflict to defend it; having, in ,a word, devoted the beat years of my life to secure its permanent establishment in my country," &a. Here there is • most emphatic contradiction of Mr. Adet'a derivation, that France had sided the United States in ssequiring liberty." He was in • land of librdh" and entered into the revolution, not to acquire liberty, but to defend it. It is but err act of sheer justice' to the palliate of our revolution, t3'COlTeet an error so prevalent . among the mass of our people. Again and again,. op shoat to the declaration of Independencw,,-it was &clued, in petitions to the King, in . the pro.' needing, of Got:weft 'acir of that. Legislatures, that • return to the Agent things which existed before the tegan, was all that wattle sired. Washington, in a letter to Captain Mackenzie, in October, 1774, A:premed this opinion, and pealed it twenty-two years after, in hie reply to Mcmaieur Atha. John. Penn, when examined as a witness before Parliament, gin a dialler anti ment. Jaime Madison, In a letter written In Jan. eery, 1828, states his opinion, that at the begin. fling of the straggle and for 1110611041D0 alter, the desire of the warmly was a nmstabligamaent of colonial relations as they alined berms the con troversy began. The Cokades, no change, no in• monition. The attempt to tax them was a new piece of legislation—en attempt to impose taxis upon a people note represented. The war of the revolution wu resistance to a new data of things, not an attempt to throw off the aid colonial rota:. bons, 1 Now Jaws:—Tha Whip of New Jersey, ior State Gummi* adopted the following rm. Intionswhieh embody the Whig sentiment* of the country. &inked, That the people of New Jersey are as much in War of the Whig Tuff of 1842 as ever, that the temporary foreign &natal for ow breadstuff' caused by the European famine has never deceived bS that there is no permanent market for the produce of oar farmera but the hone market; and that time will sox demonstrate again. as it has often done before, the neatwity of tha. Whig Traijr-poruy. . Resolved, Tnat all we s s's of the appalls par in respect to the 'nail .$ this, that they will always honestly confess it oppoition to lit Nod never herrafte-r seam as lb ay - did falsely in 1941, that they ero the Tariff party and the Wbigiftre - 3ktentazis.--The INtligs of Michigan In like manner bane pat forth the following as their Geed. It is a noble one and inch as ought to be ern blazoned upon every Whit Standard in the noun. UP • s ht. We recognise the principles of political liberty and clualay let forth in the Declaration of AMerican Independaice. We elands the doc trine that' the rightof selflownsunatt is the hap pinta of the whole people —= and that human lib. era la too saved a thing to become subject to the laws of property. whereby man may buy and sell and teem in the blood end sinews of his fallow 2d. While we awe& the right of each of the independent States of the Union to legislate with regard to its own peculiar institetietua end are willing 10 abide by the coupon:Lim of dui Con; stitation on the subject of Slavery, we are oppos.. ed to the farther extension of this institutke omr the territory of the United States; and we will by ' oil constitutional means, resist the introits:tics of Slavery into sny territory now or hereafter to be acquired by the United States by - conquest, per. clime or attends,. A free people in their march of conquest and acquisition besting tits seeds of Slavery; end planting domestic and social Bar tiles wherever its flag ii unfurled, would exhibit a spectacle over which Tyranny might' wall re , joiee, as famishing unanswerable evidence of the hypoaisy of Itepablics. - 3d. We Cherish the Crtrutitution of the United States; and we priclaint our continued oppontion to, and abhorrence of, the numerous and danger. one inroads which hare been made upon that ••• coed instrument by a series of =mune which hare reached iri the annexation of Teiss to the Unit/diatoms, and involved the country. by the unconstitutionel ad of its Chief Magistrate, In • blircily and expensive war. 4th While we believe the present war with Mexico to be the Kra of the nneoturitutional action of the Executive, and dud it might with canny prudence and itatamauahlp hare been avoided, we are in favor of placing In the hands of our Government mat means es are necersuy to the, corwinaion of a jolt and honoreNapesaw and we rejoice that it has illustrated the minim!, Mowers of our country bydeedeof noble daring, and exhlbltioni of brawny, Who& and skill, which have crowned the oaken and ma ensu ed la it with iinpariabable renown: sth: We are In favor of protecting American Industry by the imposition of dlecrimbiating do ting upon the productiosof foreign labor imported into this ioantly, and the creation of shows mar ket for the products of dgricultutOY protadisa and encouraging ihntwitic wmaufactuere—being mended ihat the Waxed, alike of producer and coon= ara best • proinoted Iv exchanges that take place maul the place, of • production and that foreign jrkete . can never, except la ca of fainine or eitramdinery 'card% flank& a profit able outlet for the egrfindtural etaplee of the galn•gowtog States of the Unke. klowkcavarra—The Loa Rim are wk. lag to mode the in:pertain isms put kWh In the above rembetimui -tithe arrant ilmcokeo Carreation In Maws. chalets, (after beusral Cubing and Mr Cub. .wau, both Japed Whip, had beau nominated for (iovintor and Lint Govsneor,)3lr Aroma Web tar of North Brookfield Ja reported to have mb. witted the following nwolutiom Resolyed, That the principles _Cif • wend sad fromisterit democracy demand of the dwa. wake party a firm and unwavering resistance to soy further exteusiori of Amery he the tent. tory hereafter acquired by theynited States. , This fterolutlou we hid upon the tibial; the ,waillraowu Mi Milieu ramobbig that it will ha time. enough to agitate the edict when - adrir Rena terr a / a y stall hare ban arguired• -This is ths . Southern isms 'of lho WaYitoro . 4 Doogii fate urn:tanker to do glut dht wok of their Nays ibmirrras.—Kr P.M./Mu titbit city, hat midi a highly taipottvit ifinoviry. It it a mtlPoollite, adopt, Algid, with whkft mikes Apia tai jot floodag—a 16111061 Male. beinit state .r mod mars beautilal, mad fall fifty waist agape, Ha haapado a die. gayety la the proems .tW etitorios,V, which for aloe 'tin teak to panda "ararray ;wig, of tar, whiff farms pal of ibiisitoo, sad ow =fail* aradicalod. ar kattlogt ' Vtoin.-4tai - seam 'Wall aware of the 'unhappy relations - existing I4'thl dxutti7;ll3ll of the bog amthice4 Biotin&by.• Fiance nod &glued. Mr., Han* our Charge . d0,,M5/M hu - llneutly Ptalintal elPhtelt: this blockade rut unjust to neittrale. • We pee an ex tinct of . the latter of our 'whiner, and of the reply let Lord Hamden, the / , , , Lathassike- of England. - Mr.Hanie nye • ' -• ' glen I must be permitted te &doe it as my opinion, that tie Gosannicra of the• United atudeo ment could list aandion for a amen/. the es tabfishf any irmenmiente or colonies, as patios( annmunitscs, in any of theprovinees of the Plat; by any Envoi:an Government. And, without pertniumg ,royaelf even to indicate what line of cmiduct my government would pursue In each apont/agency, I may safely denim that it could Dnos. ot kook upon it with approbatke what& ke ; do, theeefore, in the name of my government, and for the preservation and sustentalon of great principle, which It Eltilltina hold laced, mod respectful]; but solemnly. prdsst against the far ther pontintranee of the present blockade.' Lord H., in replying, disavows any nth de tention on the part of Government. We are glad to melt this new piece of atilo phobia put to rest. It will, however break ou MR at woe public day r. • You say that im9icioris bare been entertained that either of the two governieents, Ursa Britain and France °rune of them, may harbor immix]. terror designs inimical to the Independence of the States In the neighborhood of the River Phu.— I cannot allow such an accusation, though. I re• juice tosay.not madeby youroelf, to bepist_iien the abape of a rumor', Without utterly disclaiming it on the part of My government, and declaring unhesitatingly in its name, In the fullest and most unreserved meaner, that it neither ever had iiihu the remotest ides, wish or design, against the per. Litt independence Of both the Argentine Coofede ration and the Republic of the Uruguay, and then entire enjoyment of all the privileges, rights, and Immunities belonging to indepetidant nations. FROM MEXICO The U.S. tramped attrauter klusachusetts, ar. rived at New Yoik ea Saturday monatrig from Vera Cruz, which place she left on the sth in. itant. • The gamer Mc Kim ins BO waiting at Yin Crux for deopstottes from the city of Mexico, en. wanting the result of the pets negotiation. The royal mail steamer Teske arrived at No vena on the sth inst., from Vera Cnn with $ 11 5,- 500 is specie, with kbout 20 passengers. . ; Her ac counts from the chi of Mexico, are to the 20th of Armpit. We havellooked through the eccounis published in the He aria papers of the actions of Contreras, &c., but We rind dierein but little, or rather nothing which is new to us. The Diana remarks: "We do not think it im probable that the Coition...bum, will bring their labors to a mucesatul conclusion, and that for the ratification of their wink, and to supply. in • measure; the absence. of Coupon, that an assocably of notables will be formed in Mexico. At 16 arm time we foresee, by the general tenor of the correspondence from Maxim, that the end of hi - entitling has not yet arrived, and find tosuradly the-treaty which may be conch • fled will not terminate them." ?sox Bassoa—A letter reeebied at New Or 4earu dated from Brute; on the 3cl inst, states that t hers is not a venal at that place adapted to the transportation of troops to Vera Cr= The troops are encamped on a burin-damn of ban log and exposed to alternate dm/rainy and searelnap whilst awaiting the arrival of transports. The archer thinks this 'wormy propane the troops far the graveyards of Vera Cruz. Ytca Pisan:ire Dsuis having visited the round of hivuelstions," and =wined the people from the Ohio to the Delaware, his settled dewn tem more in his own domicil, preps:a/my to re. suming hii labors at Washington. We wonder, what mums be the reflections of the man who could thus prostitute a high MTh* to the !meat Pang purposes,—who could fakir; history to .sersa a part),—rob • distant Commanding Gene ral of his laurels to screen himself and the Presb dent from a gross violation of Constitutional right, decline that to be true of an exiatiog law which the record showed to be Abe and withal shield the object of his visit babbled the mut of a .visit to his relations." Mr. Dallas, in like manner. could ay in 1544, that Mr. Polk was the friend of the tariff of 1842, end all the time knowing bean, or knowing nothing of the fait of which he maned to be well informed. - Rzis EoTATz rr tuctinrier.—One of the late Cincinnati papers states that Real Estate imn. not be prircluaed within a mile and • ball of the batman piston of the city, for les than twenty dolhoz per foot. In close proximity to the bag. nese portion it ranges from forty to fitly - dolls:spar foot foam. Tido is certainly a great aeon,* in the price of Real Estate within the last tines years. On inquiry we find that prices num even higte a than this for property:war the businesiportions of Pittsburgh. As high u seeenty•five and one huldmd dollaisper foot with the allowance hackie= be realized fat new lot; rendered on by the great fire of 1845. Tazzesassac News.—The receipts on the Boston line for three unedhs, ending September hate exceeded the expenditures to en amount "pal to 12 per cent. per annum upon the capitaL Mr. CORA has purchmed the Telegraphic right.:geray from Troy biliontroal, end - that the line Mill be in operation within limy days. It runs rig Bennington, Rutland, yargennes, St. Alberti, St. Johns, it Candi, end Montreal. ES3== Caul.t.--The Havana Papas contain owe from Upraise to the nth Jay. The Chilton Cosmos commenced WI Imam on the Ist June. 'I The Presidia's 'lneasge alludes to the war be. tween the United States and 141IIICA NI • subject of profound revet. A bill had peeled Courses to construct a railroad from Santiago to Valparai so, The olatowY was tauigull, end the proceed. lop of the National Legislature armed nothing of. special Internet The Contractors for machint4 of the peat war steameruuthorteed to be built at Goolcut ;le vy Yar& have Fecund • lila,* that place 'for meeting a permanent foundry Cod cturespornimg works kr that and other object& General Huff Green, of Washhnitoa city; and (hailing:eight, Cole Jame Camerae, (brother to the IL 8. Iletta. tor Cameron ' ) end H. Hatelfsi, Eaq, of Pam' sylvan* ire the principle in the enterprise. 1 Wes. H. Pax, not lilting diplomacy, prebnved top Into the army, if he mild pt but a g cod bath and theretyr was most hat ern. He bed milt to ally rutted, by mir , sek the gown an, the favo king him a full Major. 'Comment. John R. Vinton, one of the '..gallant and whist:gam to the *mice. wee t • Major, by barrel, when, alter twenty yearn' , he All in the trenches of Vera Cruz ! gym by favor r Art Perna Mszezw.—The A:4ll4in extract, ye the Albany Evening Journal, is from a letter corned bY a gentlemen In this city, firma er Ma th ew, by the lard liCIIII41: 'We ere, thank God, In common with y conotty,citeered by the prospect of an t barna, end though poiretty gill broods oar IEO4 country, thanks to your migniftdent ;re -of kid and mosey, compete plenty &Mem the toiling hthorer's cottage. PuraMprlng.ld permitting, I shell proceed to yogi &done . public, to ere expression In lemon to the tub 'that walk toy bonze TAIL Orancsauz--No. wonder our ofncest: h l . In Mexico stand so high In Valk *dam Scott le ow' cis feet four. Gene Worth 4d - Twimp, Cols. Harney end lifey, end Major La ll y, are an six La or upward, , and like Prank 11 er Yerellproportlowed. Col DoolPhist steads fait term and so far es elands is concensed, poet Capt. Pike, might pase fee his twin brother: ity , fen emirates, dew yertildloom renteM" . A yam bdy wee hand 'dead In her bid, itt Howe; own Cam; not long aines—bar death wir her ocemitead by sleeping ha tight step to proworm ' Bar. Aistio Willey was cowhlded in the striate of Hellowell, Mains, oa Monday by ?ma nn Glazier, a citizen of that town, In repayment id Ten alleged indignity upon a little daughter of He Cileder by the retread gamleman. The Owed* odeitoosale Wu stoned to ming irst ion to L tottpoot. Th. box otSe• woo gond ix di Bide of tidal and the cliatibutlon plittittbou tbon Weis koullil rub. No Its, that al9OO wir mixed In a ivy boom Itaisiarkwiww was rolawl, laask," ha the'bp*ood sillagids, of bike. thre 1100.11t9it of Ibliwatry was kt Voile Nei air war t - . _ . . =:=l . . . . Tie Ant ,nr Itnism—The seasolk of rhino` hey put. Life, Mail and adiiit7 bar spin &aimed their ewayi and annit trim time/mitt& city, • spit of active ante:prig and Minns wen to precede all cream Mara 'chants era meshing their fall anpplias,—)tertian. to are hum in packing and ,hipping to the West their fibricallons—Corensp dealers L ars making their Fall and Winter purchases—the drity ; ten are ail koasytfrpirharyes are minted with de . ..,Bteamboats newly painted and repelled are aF tinily engage/ in; receisinefteights, and evidence exhilittid of commercial and prosperity. 4 One an scare4Tealice that change, A low days mincer, sad' our wham were desolate, freights high; Minos contracted, the stunt de. awned, and diagnose reigned napalm ftravi• dens hao given as rain,—the waters have swot. lear-freighte 'have dectinearhusiness has be. come active, and joy and gladness beams in every countermacs. erre COCICILS.—The report of the Committee . in naation to removing the Turnpike Cate in the Seventh Ward beyond the city limite; and bur log the road within the city — in repair, passed the . Common Council. A similar resolution in role. Lion to Coal Hill Turnpike, alto pared. An 'ordinance pealed the Select Council endue, izing the construction of a new water basin in the Seventh Ward, to supply that portion of the city above the level of the present twins. A special meeting of the Councils war 'fined for Mooney evening next, to act upon the grade of Fifth street. ABSTRACT OP DECISIONS II SC. • PREBB COURT OP PICSNA. Harriron es Sofeit—.l tuna Snow, when the Plaintiff in ajudgment Forehand at Shining's!. the land levied on, tinder en aneennat with defendant, Io Permit It, redemption, and such plaintiff subsequently issued an aim execution, end levied on other property, the applicalicsiof the defendant should not hue been to open eke jade. meat and make defence, but to set aside the alias 6. fa and stay proceedings. Upon making proof of such a can, the Cann should Interfere, and any the execution on equitable tame, requiring the plaintiff to sauna!, &e.., according to agree' meat, and to tender • conveyance before farther proceeding. Under inch a cue, or lane thereon,' it is not competent to toy the title to the land._ This may be done, however, in an ejectment by the purchaarat Sheriff'e sale, aphiatthe defect• dent, who, in an ordinary use, could not set up ti. , tie in himself, but might in thia ou an allegation of trend, ice., seek the specific execution of a viola ted agreement. The Manta of fiends in such can, would not avail the plaintiff, ',theism might to its effect in an action for the land. If on trial, the jury should find such an agreement, their ver dict shotdd be for the defeadint, and no men, at, though the tihdritifPajodgmant shealed be unpaid. -The only question le, whether plaintiff is entitled to further execution, which he would not be, if the defendant =Sala his allegations. Doullidt vs rIP Uwe—Cour Joann Chaster. The cue reported 3d Bari, 446, benison the same parties (for the same too which plataiff be. - low brotight a second action, without taking pas. seri= under the first verdict) reviewed and af firms& The doctiiin of Equitable Estoppel will not apply to the silence of a woman while fame. covert, especially when she wee ignorant of the title wash to be swopped. au=Navigation Company vs. Come— Gismos: The constitutionality of the ,act of tho 25th of April, 1314, - requiring the said Company to make amends for land. over• flowed by their worts, du, was sustained on the ground that the ouppiementary act of inexpo. ration by which the Company's privileges, power and profits were greetlyinereased, ice„ which was accepted by them, mend to the Legislature the prising of altering. amending, eke., the original Charter under which reservation the above act Was pawed. ' Wilkinson's Aseignee of McCoy vc TlieFar. mos ¢ Reedanka' Turnpike Road Company— Juno, Roam: An imolai= debtor, by wham waiviee this salon was brought *jackal a. a wit- DAS, becaum Ist He was directly interested in the. whole nbjeed matter in controversy, eapecially the our. line, and the cue of the *raid depended no hie tatimany—having failed without it: W. That the release by the creditam was not sago= by all —end be was offered to swear up a fund to pay them, and they relieve his imam asquivitican 3d. That an andgenneett of a cause of saun a in an. tinipation of a amtroveray respectful it, made by a leg a l or equitable owner thereof, whether Apr. ty to the record or not, fora nandaustioa reel or fictitious, with a view to utta[4 such owner to be a witness to sustain the action, mill not be cow. petent. (The above important pointer urre anted after two arguments by Dunlop, Diddle and Mc. Candle:a for Fluffs, and Craft and Forward for Deka:slat sy . Sturgeonvs Ely—Chief Juniata Glibeni - : A duies in thme warns. uhly wife can lease the whole or any part of die said Ads to adorn. tape for Am =Mt . .'t'a./th•m, or sell the buildings sad keep the ground on ground rent," did not untiarize the wife to convey the eame incut far money, and partly for a [afar= rant. A died of family settlement nicognining the wifit's comp • am* as above stated, will bind the husbands of the female heirs, who alined it, bin not the Use. or children of said hubanda Haley's Administrators ea Haffey, Jr.—Judae Burnside A recognizance taken In an action of patina, in the Common Plea.. awditioned to pay the widow the interest of one third of the valua tion albs land of an Intestate, was etialsinwe on the ground &the soquiesenes by the putter, end Likud could not be reversed eollatetally, said Court haring jurisdiction of the subject tnalter.s— d%judgment on the special sordid below, enter. r the penalty, with lane to plaintiff to 'lake out execution be the introwt, mediand by the Ba. prime Court, no that the amount of the printipal should be levied and collected and paid Drat to the Orphan's Cow, who shall invest the same, and direct the interest to be paid over (or the oes - of the widow, or if she be again covert, Neut. bar Internee thersith—Posl. ESEMiMMZI Andrea. Walken ra John Barr. Error to the District, of Allegheny county. Judge Burtarida de. limed the opinion oldie Court s aiming - the Judgment of the Court below. John H. mattocks, et al, vs Hones Callum dal. Error to the Court of Common Plan of Crawford county. Mined by Donitkooo mad Riddle (or' Brimi s mot, FrunrUy and' OilbroJlh for •lifts in Is the tuna of the Perlitiou of th e um. of Daniel Eels, appeal from the dense of the Or. phase Cotut of Crawford county. Argued by Derrickaspp:o sod Riddle for aPPelleate, Mr. Fami- ly for ellee. Chairs Hollister ea Pen, 0; Ifollistero49cal from tits decree of the Court of C 01221100 nese of Vertengo county. Argued by Howe and pear. Boa for • • t sad Rid& for A Cour—Tho Roo. Naiad Vion, of Masi. ha. born collod. by so unsoiosous rote Oita =Man" to lob ohne of dm Fifth Prooby , twin Church, in Plustoirift.—Allog. Dr thrraws,--On the swum "Herd I Ma; at Neer Orleans, dining Ito law trip, the deaths from Yellow firm wcrethirty•three, including thief:hp. ban. A bag containing ENO in other was stolen from the cu of Adams' swan, re board the War man, from Rowan to New rut, on Tuesday night. A man, it appears, wu seen to paw on: the bout with a heavy bundle under his M r which la "appalled to ham ham the stolaa money. = PITTSBURGH W BSI LT etzErtß. September 60-ccorntras ar sm. Political Deception-Another Pam Rumor- Muskingum Annual Cadmus -Rail Road Meeting-The Achttal of Dann -An Article in reply to the Post-The Official &emit of ths Eicaticultwal Exhibitkm-hapreas Court-Brief Chaps" on ! , Old Federalhms-tares BMck- Feansyleanla Rablioad-The Smola" Prseentas tree-The Statate-Nuid-Front the Fronhar- Imam from &Etta Fe - Fire-Drowned-Oar Rem dation, Whai ha object-The Cropi and the Mar kato-No Dodglng-Abotract of thi Dead= in the Capra= Colut-Polltical-Frap eg t. Ahead ~.-Extract of on Agricultural Addreaa-Th e Tan f-Prices d Wool, fkm....m agn ition-The Fes. Ural of Fruha and Fkum-.Alleghuly Minty I-CoL Fmmant--Alfsha on the Wino= Frou tiarDanks In New York-Show your Thad, I -, The Untimho of ths Tice, Prandren-Foreign News -George Dunn Liberated, and the Opinion of the Court - Sketch albs Ufa of lames Knox Polk-Foreign Fashions 6:n SOPtelaber...EUMPe• On Fiallanoteply to the Pod-The •AiVar Utast TeftmObbs news, Farago and Domestic. . : co mm agi ar t. metal outfitted - Review of the MMus for the put Wllak...n• plie..av in load city isairkete—The Ca' ttlaiduket—The p_re.. of Amadeu ?redoes is wioui puts of th e Ualoo , —Amoutit •of Flow, Wheat, Corn &0., 'wafted !Inecthe oPasiall of the C Ol4 -. o loal Woo, and aremeata-of producii—Market le Loudon. -: City News—:putt of thePtdoe—Cylou k:itncts min the &oiling jamas ea th e lotweatiog topics i k e r= at the dui, sib or In. wrapcm.' . hies 6 cads aingla copy. . ffenntiffiona DM ddlara a yest 14 iiiirusee. , -;.•-•tr,...".- ; . Y = ElGHtcl!EdGiipii. Cirmummmultimme • GIMIPPieRee or 6 . P otOettik Somme - Priltll7llol, Sept St. 5 r. The Telegraph lino frice Wish/neon &:mth. haa again nomad operatioas. • • No mail bee been noised to.day South of Au' coda, Oa., but PaMousera, Area from Now Or. lerom, date that co.mwi from the army bad been mailed at that place priorito their departure . Exclaim Cerresteedeeee et tlei Fleabane Gant*. PHILADELPHIA—MARKET. - Paturnamara, Sept, 29, 9 N. Flour—Waste= brands are held at Ant but fermi hold off. . • Com Meal le held at lt3 per bbl with no solar Grain is morally held at pricesalterre the views of parchment. Oats—Sales dt 41e per ha. Cotton has ditelinedAt In the pound sines my last talerraphic despatch. OfoCeliel and pro an without chants in this market. • Exclusive Correspeudscus of the F'lttsbargh Ensue BALIIMORE MARBBT. Baltimore, Sept. 28,6 P. n. Flow—We quote sake this morning of about bOO low 'Howard sales brands at 111 . 5,50 per bbL Bales of 700 bbla pity Mills at $ 5 ,43i bbt Wheat—Modmata sales of Rims Whitest 124 a 127 tier W. Bales of Prime Red et 116,1190 per Int. Com—Prime Yellow is selling dila per bn sheL Oets—fides at 48a49c per be. Cotton—.-Nothing doing in the erlicle. Bidets—The racket is without cheep ,ExOssive Corteopondence Mtge Pattabirrgb tiascue NEW - YORK MARKET. Floar—Gerremee brands a real)ing at 55,811 pribbt axles of Warn= at $5,6241,5,881 pr bbl—dull Wes., • Corn—Sales, of Pdme White- nt 05a680 pa ' 6a Prime Yellow la srm at 89e per bn. Oats—Moderate sales at 5k per bu. Wheat-821m of Rid, not strictly prime, et 17 19c pearl. Stocks-,Beke of 17 B.s's at 104. .Na Carat Nis Pays Palest Piles I Dr daeksonts Embrocation is the only medicine that will eon ,this so eery common and troublesome does,.. It only Immediately allays pun and Leda motion, mops all bleeding, sobdoesthatintolerable itch thwtoien'tiVie:' hlv n e ll te= j orre , 7t=e li re a ryla7: " Its appilcation produces no pain, hot rather In asicen. ble and elegant sensation. If person afflicted will call and bear of the great number of eases mat knee been cored, they will be amonithee. A gentleman of this Mtn who had been seder the knife of the surgeon for two or three tines without being eared, has by us ing? Walesa the Emtuaration. been eradically eared. It beyond precedentli—lphil. Satarday Coveter. Satt; , ; sl 4f.A.l,lt t a h r ..l th e, stl x 11:0:711 e Drugikete of li P Schwan.. Federal at Allegheny ci ty. itenew $5,00_ • 210. 66 FOURTH lITII/LT., 5 CORNER OF POST OFFICE ALLEY. THE sabscrtber respectfully inkiram the public that he has commenced the ammafacture of Gentlemea's Fashionable Boom, of amid material and morknunathip which he will warrant superior to any Boot ever made g.117.h,nt pa .:L .lle" rran k rtre " TA Ba"'etito sled, at the very low puce of FIVE the m emu. Gentlemen are romtemed to call and examine Mem. z „, ii WILLIAM VINCENT ROBERTSON, sptltf Saccatimor to W B ERSKINE • On Tuesday mcnnitue, Sikh lust., SARAH 8., duet, ter De Thuttuta and Maturate Llnford, agedatx years and one month. The thnenkl will take place from her Rather's scaideaca. Redrew' Row, Penn at, an this 1 . 12 .. 4 ..d.i) .Mtn at 10 o'clock. The friends ofthe . 17 we invited to attend with.t 'nether apnea. Inable Pasts !be Bale TN pa:stance of as order of the Orono. Court, t IN undetsigned,Eseetroi•nt the lam will and testam • ot of tleorpo WIEWL• ,l q 1 cm, at. will e.pose to eale by pablk oaten, A .M• 1 `'A• AA in the eny of Poubargb, at 10 o'clock, n 1 on na - the Ilth day of Omober,lo47, all Um carton, m and nem of land simateette sole from Noblenown, iv North Fayette township. Allegheny Co.. Pa , bounde l a n d Lit hid- E Baldwm, by lands of Herron; pys°, 'ait re of Dr film, and by lands of Teo. Meehan, containing 111 acres and 4 , 4 perches, tame or less. TUIs land is of EMI tab quality, Lod well adapted to fund ng penance. Tense of Pale--Onahalf cash on the delivery of the deed, and the balance on the lot dayof April, 1E49, wi interest from she day create, said balance to henecued by /Wyman bend, with montelee on the premiers. Dr JACOB MILTON E BALD WIN, Executor,. It MEDICAL BOOKS— /XL Datlison% pitman Health; Paine% bilit•tCl Bedisine; Horner% Anatomy. Pereira% Maten• hiddiee; . Mailer% Elea coin of Phiroology; Ellloutra'a Praeriee, , Wawa% do _ Eberlie% do; Bier. on Females; Cooper. Hernia; Raombothiunni Pardee of Portman.; Prom en the Stomach; Condor on Due.. of Children; Hooper% hi-dieal Dietlonary; Clymer. Pere.: United/BM. Dirpontarorp—nere edition. The atone with* noneralmortmear of Clarareal and Miicellaneorts Books) au rootlet. and for rale low. F.U.1011 . & MULISH • ottlo SS market 01. between BrJ and dill WANTED 110031—Places fov a monber ofyott Inew and boys at who:wale and mood cores o ware/awes. and for school and academy leathers Conehinen.famongor laboring ofdifferent kinds W . led, .114 good cook., gram and woman for hose ar • chamber wort. Plates wanted fora number of col men tad women boys and girls. OGWWanted to borrow for different periods and on th. any bast wearily; several moos of Money. All kin • of Agencies sanded to promptly for very modara• charges . M Phase call at IWILAC HARRIS'S A and Ime/tlgoneo r, Fllth.n. ~ ut WATCH MATERIALS—STEEL PENS —M. BRIM ER, comer of Cherry Alley told 4th stoical door to the Pennsylvania' Rail Road OtSee, will sell for th e balance of the week only, f ro m 9to S ottotk, • variety of watch material., also, all kinds of BMot Pena Inborn as SO per cent below market prise. eptS9d4t• Timumaos PUBLICATIONS— Webster% JL Lkaaatile Eameamy aad Ilamekeepina. Mamba% No-Maim. • Liddell MN StOIN Greek sad Eimlish Leak.. 'Draper% Natural Eldknophy, male?. Geometry. Jam reed sad an mkt by spale kIeDONALD & BEESON. O market NI MO DART AAD LAT—Femme who have faratadwilling houses, wareltomea worraor rooms to rent,:eme reeord the same In my book for null charge,aind homes who wleh to rent can examine the aamo br be accommodated for Iraq moderate charges at ISAAC HARRIS'S Agency and Intelligence Office. Fifthet: enertdet Nr.`" LAW BOOK—A - Treetiee co the law of • coalraets end rights and babilwee, ex cowman. by 00 liddieoo, E.q. Jam oubliette* tinsels by sand* ior Ezaam & EN 0 Lien V:2:J= sTARIM" POLISH—Drumm con Ls -To a pint Of boiling Starch addone of the agitate. 11. nark ed on the cake; then apply an the usual wanner and a Mindful poludt will be given to the lima. Price IN era ibr mettle Sou aril g ag weeks. Pot We by L ELLP.RB,67 weed ll_ VlUrslin WAXILY FLOOILL- E b bb l ls cairn. ft Wilms fr.,Co% brand; IPS Superfine do do do; :2 9 Entre Rye do do do; .tut ree'd for gals by R OARFORD dCO adds..! . liberty at.oppoalw bead of walthfield rr, HE PIATIIRMiTICAL WORKS of Horatio N. 1 - Robinson, utehading • High School and Common School Algebra and arithmetic. For sale by aptlP . ' NeDONALD to BERSON nds dM . • 10 " B bonnielrinte; fdr eine by F 8 LERS, 17 I ibeny 17111211NOI—A fresh supply of Ilobbsagand Thresd .C 4 Edgings, incloding somesery w n a es ti t sq ua le r s inl rely re spa y - • N E'cort' C Ladles Sain stWlietlCastua - eres — f; Dila!, at store of tiptSs W R Pd URPHI PiIINTII—A amp.. dark French ptinua lately reed at dry goo& halm a .jorS Nit R MURPHY -,- __ 11 ;. • moll ;1 a • Swam styles ° Jenny VW ^Prints Well reed at drrgoodo !louse of optlli , . ' • IPI R MURPHY lUDOZ STOCK-1Z shaniTituburighan4 AI B Ugheirridge 81..4 i• , b:6; ),r7,rcy co front IVIANIT/P, .0 ,) —ls') hazes _asactiled sixes, direct from ; • n COns meat; kr We by Isp 1 291 / 1)1C);A:1' • C OTTON. --50 say to-patted Coto noted Jibbing coy Upbolsion me; 6r We by I DICKEY Co & CO WiAT -17 bbls fat snivel! per Comet; 6r ral e b i fl . WILLIAM k DlLWthail 17 yotiod CANDLES -76 bzn a. 4 half hrelNuloot reled cfneinnatli for side by DIEM QOAP-Inj, Dahlman and Cincinnati &nip &rule by WICK* hioCA NDLLIM ' IWO . nor wood It water 111 LACINZING-4 bbl. Mason% Blacklar,for tale by JJ •US WICK & bIeCADIDGFI3B nll.-2316611 (Lined), wanutiedlambs by spt29 • 1 SCHOONNAKER &CO Ltlag flom anal irtdz m 16.4_ ruzavoge iri !bs Speraslsl3 4. l4 Leather re s C HIC-"L-4°"" v""4" iftra ZELL =WI 011.-04 bbla arida Oil; tom fin Ws by JAB DAI2ELL IUCHIABOH/Set Per eau or bottle fin we al the .0A Wine &ore, comer Market and Front ons. - JACOB WEAVER. .A.BlYSTill6,llsignialtyper casco, bottle, (ensile At tie. wine slam KIM JACOB WEAVER CtrRACOCA. Ist quality pot cue or tattle insole wit do wins flora 0100 JACOB WEAVER VIRSDIFIXBITVABBER.Itet peaty, per ease or .n beak tor sato at the trate store. • JACOB WEAVER. • T /MD 014-6 Old. besaltuntete4 ut, by. .. .14 gra I SCHOONALAKER it 00. 41 wood it' TIIMPIINT/Al6-90 bblm LW ador opti. bride b 7 . .J BCHOONILLIGE6.6 OD 10/./er OBITILIIII;-Crodr sadnllnat for rat& Otiby - DK= .11f, • on: sinrrateni;•:" :coil:Pomo eyecup OF WILD OFISOUIT A Certain and see cotefor_ cove., cold., Whoa, liver cainpleint, spittle" blood piles la the Ode]. hseest, necrosis debility, whooping cough . tonsken • emanation CONSUME.. TIONws *iodises:a of the Imp or breut Reader are you IltlftrOg WWI • cold or disease the lenge, by this remedy, you will notper-. baps regret It will meat allfthossidge symptiiime which strike each terror to the toed, & prolong Boar dare. Beware of prepanntons porposting to tOlMid Wild Cherry, except that beanng the signature orDr H Swami on the outside wrapper el each bottle, ne they are quite lite!, destitute at the 'Slide front which !beg bestow u nun , • Read what if las done /0,000 DEATSS •BY CONSUMPTION Would perhaps be lismall simate ranges . of this &safe l disease in a single year; then add • the fessfuleatalogoe of thine eat off by hem, bee of the Loop, Hemorrhage, Asthma, Coughs • Influenza, Brosehitis,and other diseases of the Lamp and Liter. And the list.wonlil present an.lippiling proof of the latatity of these two alums of diseases. Act it is Important to know that nearly all of this dread waste of human life inlet hue been *suited by a timely use of Dr. SI AIRE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY. That medicine ham now been before the public anMe eight years, and ti the original preparation from the Wild Cherry Tree. Its no:relation as a remedy for Cougba, Colds, Bronchitis, sand Con 'samption of the Lungabased entirely epee ice jo. trinate merits, own but little to inflated newspaper puha., Thom who give it a trial, being benehtted bY it, recommend it to their neighbors, and don ag t eurely has it gained an enviable repu tation and ed us way into general cue. One bottle nesert - la to cure a resent Lcongti' or cold, bile with strict attention to thedirectione that ne. company each bottle, its me in pulmonavy diseases of long bUndini and of the most alarming charac ter, bas always given relief, and in very many instances lam elected complete and permanent Cures. Dr. BWAYNE'S Celebrated Compound Syr. up of Wild Pbeery. Read the most remarkable' cure of Consumption ever placed upon record— Dr Swarne—Dear Sin I feel it • debt of gratitude doe to you—and a duty to the afflicted generally to °Penny humble - testimony in favor of your Conn pound Syrup of Wild Cherry. Some three years since, I . was violently attacked with cold nod inns. mutton of the longs, which was accompanied with a very distressing couch, pain in the breast and had —a very considerable dinhargrrof offensive mucus from the lung., especially upon changei of 'weather however alight. At firet. I felt no alarm non my condition, but was pretty soon convicted that I was rapidly going into consumption. I grew daily weak. er,and at length was scarcely able to walk about or open above tr whisper such was the exceeding , weakens of my bugs, During Um time I had tried various preparation and preacriptions, bat found no reliefgrowing all the time worse. Just here I was eddied and punuaded by • dear fined in Miming. ton to make a Dial of your Syrup of Wild Cherry. I mint ermine that previously I had been prejudie ed egaiestpatent medicines, and I am gill !union those coming out of the hands of empiric., but uedentanding your claim, to the profession and practice of medicine, and having implieite faith in the allying of my friend., I forthwith purchased of Dr Shaw, ono of your agent., a few bottles and commenced in use. My disease at this time was of tweotj or twenty five month.' standing, cense. Ee't derilliifrndeLwberi4. leralle7lefmen seated. lxrieettes7 But being a public speaker I. frequent& attempted to preackwith my increasing strength and thereby ruptured those weasels tout had already began, to best; in th us way. doebtler, my Core was greatly retarded. In conneaeoce of acting tiros imprs dently 1 had to use 11. or 15 bottles before - I was perfectly restored. I have no question, a much smaller cumber of bottles .would have made me need, but for the above indiscretion. The Syrup Waved the feverish habit, did away the distressing cough, pat a stop to the discharge of matter from the lunge, and gave them and the entire systaat good health. I have deferred offering this certificate till now, for the purpose of Deieuperfectly mitisfied with the permanency of the cure, and now that (- feel perfectly well, I offer it with Fdenore. REV. J. P. JORDAN . Dublin county, N. C. CAUTION! CAUTION! Avoid all minriour preparations of Wild Cherry. such as Halmos, bitten, Syrups of Wild Cherry, Pills purporting to contain Wild Cherry, &e, &e,, as they are all hclitiour and counterfeit, and contain none of the virtues of the original and grunion pre paration as prepared by Dr. Sisayne, and the tint ever prepared in this coentry. Doctor Swope'. Compound Syrup of WILD CHERRY is composed of vegetable ingredients, the Wild Cherry, and oth er medical substances equly as efficacious, it not mere an; the whole are so effectually concentrated as to render it beyond all doubt the most pleasant, /strengthening, and effectual remedy over discover ed for the cure of Pulmonary consumption, and at &sneer of the Lungs and Breast, The very fact, from its having such a halo of spurious imitator., atm& to prove its great curative properties. Therefore, invalids,. inquire for the onginal preps. ration, each bottle of which is enveloped in a beau. aril wrapper, with. likelier. of William Penn en graved thereon; also bearing the signature of Dr H. people, the counterfeities of which will be parn• tatted as forgery. Prepared only•by Dr. H. SWATNIL,N W corner of EIOUTB and Race Streets, Philadelphia. ' For sale in Pittsburgh wholesale and retail by WM. THORN,S3 Markenstrect, OGDEN & SNOWDEN, corner 2ed & Wood rm. B. A. FAHNESTOCK & corner of at and Wood and 6th and Wood streets. S. JONES DM Lawny street. JOHN M ITCHELL, Allegheny city. Aud by all respeersbie Druguudo • and dealer. fa Medicine, throughout the United States and Cana da. • sept 79 • • SEVERAL RESIIIVI.II l I TL3 O PiPILS are becoming an unirersally Mort, Because they ore prepared by Dr Ai B Lei dy himself,. regular Druggist, Chemist and Flip, MA of Philadelphia, who know& the nature, the quality and character of the Medicine. wed in his pills and their adaptation. to disease Second; Ekeauae the pabhe can take them with greater confidence than most other pills which are prepared by persons ignorant both of medicine and diseases. Third, Bemuse of their continued ellecte, proper- .liefnot contained in any other pins; namely. purg ing Irom - the stomich and bowel. all urihealthy u atances, and at the same time purifying the blood and fluids of the body. Fourth, Because they are the cheapest and beet medicine known—a single boa coating but 23 cents, and containing saving to persons no many dollanolt.times in Doctor's bill., and numerou medicines bought I. tried on the recommendation of others. • WHOLESOME ADVICE: Whenever jot have occasion to lake any Medi cine, do not be trintog with your constitution by trying all kinds of pills or other medicines you ore published mud recommended by dueled mother but take at once Dr. Leidy's Sarsapcoilla Blood PUG and you will not base occation to take 'anything elm. They will always be food good in Almon all forma of disease, 'animation of the utomach, bow. els, liver and intestines. cramp. of the stomach; Waterteath inwsid levers, fool breath, bad lu in the mouth, Sour ereetation. and cidit ol the m nomad', cottivenem tad indigestrem . Wan t of appetite, billions affections. dims.es of the tpleen and kidneys, disease. of the skin, slily eruptions. dry and watery pimple, or ',kitchen of the lace and body, letter, rub,prickle heatand mat rtmero, head. ache, giddioeu, Imotnem, pain. over the heart, of the brew, side., along the back and opine, rheum -. tine and gout, forms of all libido, amall'pos. eario, had. tcrofola,erytipetas, and 10 short they are good in ail dimmer, honing their origin in the stomach, liver, nod iutestioes, and impurity of the blood. • flaTorty Pill. Ina 800.. • ETTwenty.ifire cents a Box. Sold Wholesale end Retail by R. A. Fahnestock & orner of First and Wood, also corner of C0.,9b 6 :wd Wood streets, tiepin . JAYSK , II FAMILY NEDICIBE-11 is oar principle in the management of this paper to non e anything which we Awl out, from to total lave, tlgationoo be of utility to the public. some of Doctor Jayne , s medicines we hare used in our family for many years. For Instance the EXPECTORANT, the CAR MINATIVE, and VERMIFCGE•whIch•we know to be good fee the complaints they profess to care. We were on lake Oaten, the past summer; when several of our travelling companions, from having its Western New York, drank., for puny day., the limestone waterer that region, were badly attacked with v iolent Mani:es and Dpsteetary. Mr. R. had provided himself, previous to leaving home, with 'The Criminalise of lie 'Jayne,. and in all cases of house. among five gentlemen, It was atteeewfal !selecting. speedy me. The Expeciwant we have known used among norm. theme friends with equal success; and we feel that we shall do a good act to families [especially those situated no they cannot have access to immediate medical skill,' to keep on hand both the Expectorant and Carminative . The Expectorant is believed by good physicians to be the best recipe for Petitionary Consumptive Complaints, that has ever yet been compounded. The mason is, Dr Jayne Is not &clench, but a rertelar, stleelike, sod able medical prantloner himself llm medicines are used by the best phyalconis EZRA HOLDEN Editor of the Phil. dsturday Courier For mile in Pittsbunth at th e PEKIN TEA. STORIf,72 Fourth at, near Wood . - _C , TINEGAIA.-24 lib's Csd receivi ng er Vinegar recing from V seer htejnet; fee sale by JAMES DALZELIs spna :1 , 1 water st - tt12122! 0 1 1V 6 Ine n r;:tly " :o tO7l:o t* r "" .pt 27 J WEAVER G 17,1 d 7 os6 esaa rIM . or womi at n ARIL 11103-02 lb. J waned; tor isate by a'/ R SRLLERS ir,l4-2 gross prfnz! redi`• gen ninej tt,Etca t ior apl92 - if if SICIgITZ MIX TiW :7r ., aleb, WVI2: ROOLUCLLE-100 Ilajnst reed: kir 9.1 e by 'p‘27 R E SELLER. 4 AVERLY NOVELS—In cheap !mm -: fm IWO by .ra7 'MORSE. FL?plll,7-13 ponliZreceivittifor " - __ — bbi ; ge - I4 80N, 03 .1 H OPS -4 bales Ist quality tourist; for vale by opt= ISAIAH DICKRY & CO teeter /Slit= suer ri r s -150 bale. Mo. IA OL AnZ5-50 bbly Nofinials by sycl4 • JAM ES DAL ZELJ, _-• _ - • prime 6F,«V' _ . II 60 bis Ira Uunt's 93 kl ku In Honk Ss; meowing from Um ouzel; *cull bT .. m 023 • JASIed DALZELL 94 maser st GL ° 17 4 """' `Tiltdrigairrdr Banaa Hliti _ "7 11.MM_WM= Lore Cottage Honseand 20 ildifing Lots, At Auction. r I N Siturdar, the adder. of Oetnber, id Iscs, 2 o'clock, ,be sold on the prsm adagio between iho .Waslarigsmand Steubenville enapike Beads, ad. ietning Tenceemeaville,l9 cheap Lets,saim btu for healthy sod mired residences of them in the elites of Pittsburghand Alleaticeryorl= by InC•l9 ferries be resched in less than half on boar: . Also, that handsome and spoeioas frame. Otago House at Oreeent °coupled by the &a 8.0 'enemy; adjoining the atom 'Lots:.With Moat erui and half ogres of mind on which am about - MO tholes - Gait ebrabbery,sa excellent well of ureter, noble, Each Lateral he accessible by 011,C6160/ Naomi • plarf of which may be seen at tt hactioo Room; and the property shown by the crept ran the premises. Title indisputable. ' • Terms—One-fourth cash; the and ait three coital annual paysemu, nth mem; h mond by bond tad mortgage. sPtlO JOHN II AVIS, Anctlentiog Underwrite: 2 a Salto( Hare.siare,..... ON Wedncada7 eveelog , Ike Skit ima al o'Wek at the Commercial Mika Boom, manor of Waal and Fifth sis, will be sold for accodnt whom it may concern— large usonment of Hardware, gee table and peek.' . et Caters, Sm., among which are tneelyards, iron agaves, Mme knives, gunbleut, bolted, sqoare and night latches, cupboard locks, farms tali eloekti chest hooka, brass pnalocks, mortice - locks, b lack Improved knob brus and alas. serears,qoadruts,hinges,screms Germin lataPNlnfses and forks,pen and pocket !nava ruors and eases, scale bearris, plea and rasps, perms. Si.., caps, paned leads, apeetacies, Alm, a large Invoice of German Ihney_gooJa, muds. wafers, &e. JOHN DOA VISI spaN Attetioneer On Thursday morales the 30 inst. at 10 o'clock, at the Commercial Sales Itoom.oomer of Wood and Sth sta., will be sold an entenslyollSSOlLMEntof mammals Dry Goods, Ice. • • • A !arta amonotein of new and aecoud Iman home• hold fundture ' among 'phial are mahogany bureau, chairs, rabies, hair seat inaloguysofs, rocking chairs, high and low post bedmads, work sad trop stands, 'Denim:lsla Baas, 8 day and 30 hoar mantel cloaks, at cpeting, feather beds, Mlattitsses, cooking stove,ecal roves, kitchen ammo% &e. ' A Tawny of qoaeamare, ghtsmare, Unman:, mill ion, match., coal aad devonah im shovels, bandhozea, wrapping paper, glottanes,ka. At, Orkek, P. M. • - A handsome assortment or fine skins Iva linen bo som aad canals, ready made clothing in great variety, gold and irises matches, musical instrumeuts„ fine untie azui poekti cutlery, an Crteathrel Innortanill aC Oen.. fancy gvmdx, &a. • open Two Mottling Lou on DO se. Howl M Agleam ON Thursday the Nall um at 8 &data, P. M. Who Commercial Bales How* earner of Wool sad alb Ina, roll be mold Lou No 1411 awl 184 in Ben's plea, my eligibly slowed fat beamess, haring each a (mot of *4 feet ea Fennel Taros /1•1121•0 'war tie blacksmith Mato of Mr Gilmore and azwetlit4 back 84 (Ott tO AM alley 12 feet wide. Title atelleputable; Tenor at wile. . OM JOHN DDAVItI , Loot Benefit of MR. WEMYBS. Lan Oppoiranee of MISS C. WEMYSS- Wednesday, SepteAber2tith,lB47„ mill. presented 1.1 time the 'Tragedy of GBNE-VEVE 'OP BRABANT. • Vander— ••Alr. Weary.. l fladry Ale Oxley. OtlISTeVe MiseWemyea. After 'Ouch Pas De Idasztoe, i . bYldisi ANNA MAL, VINA—To conclude with the face of- • • ' KILL OR CURE. Me. Brown Alr•Wermyea. j Julta•—• - • ...... Mr. hirs•Breent••• • ...... •. •• •• Gnarl Weary.. To.morrow, fins nigh tof the Gram! Belled. C7Doces open at 7 and entrain will rim past 7. Vocal Concert of Mai Lame Ablantowtcs: l i tl A see AMS c j V 3 eroc ° Bl CZ e k rite• t Attebergal ib t nboht the Srd - of October previou to her d_pertaro too die Western and Southern Cities endthe West Dollea Madame a. will weir on the oecssiort - oeleedons from the GEMS OP THE MOIST POPULAR OPERATIC MUSIC, as well as from the most pathetic Standard of ENGLISH, IRISH, and SCOTCH MELODIES; all Cony whale cliche:lmm multmlssiic umlaute at her Con certs in the Eastern aj well es Western clue. Tickets 50 team --•- . 'For further ;wheelers:se future advertisements, setns nILS, PAIIITI AND DTES— V epena Oil: Vankyke Brows; Lard do; • Indian Rod, . Pine do; Dutch Tanuets tril; Eine doPink;, . Whale do; Antwerp Blue; ' Olive do; pure; Do do, 20; Glue; Logsrood, chipped; Oil Vitriol; - ood dDo ground; !Juristic Acid; Cumwo, Aqua Fortis ' Tommie do; Oxalic Acid; Lac,Dse do; Chrome Greco; Mai Vitriol; Do Yellow; timing Do Rod; 'tulip, Bpitatrh; Faris Green; Alamos; Brunswick Green; Verdigres, .4- ke.i :Jag iced and for sale cheap for cash by JOEL MOBLEJI rpt2B N W corner, Wood & rith eta MADISON EICLVEL, MADISON, INDIANA. TIE proprietor ofthm long cetahlished house, respect. will °Zen hia sormecs to the elegem of Pittsburgh, and en!! exert Weisel( to render co:atonable 101 wino mar raver hue wan them company. Thls pout which has long bete • Oeo rite one with the Prormion De .lera of Pittsburgh ; will, the coming mann, mace{ a larger field sot their operations then hcrotoforeofrom the competition of tie Had Road de Indianapolis, 30 miles farther into the hoz miring reg., spneMlno O D FITZHUGH. Flo rimer Main Ilisadval Dollars !toward' • r mu 'IRE uns'ersigued is ainhorised, by the InsameeOF I fuss irr and HindiviUNDßEDduCs in DOLLRELS tersotck _to f pay the Reward o or information which will detect and convict the'l;OerSoll or penloln guilty of soling fire to buildings In tha 'Round Churls' or Bayard's/tow, upon the 7th and 117th day. of Rept, 047. - ROBERT FINNEY api27dlw • el niartet at, VO l / 1 311101MIENY NAVIGATION COMPANY— An election for a President. Roar ?dowagers, st sorer aado Secretary of the laughing/telly Nantration Ompany MI be held at the hat. ofAloses Hoban, on the Youghiogheny met. on Thunday de 14th day of uotoMr, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A.M. and 4 o'clock, P M. Toe /Stockholders arc hereby mtified to attend Japer. son, as mune by proxy Is mt permlued by the chaser. ALEXANDER PLUMMER, JAMES BELL. JOSEPH IdARKLP, JOSEPH GUPPY, • MOSES ROHIN/S,. ADAM COON, JAMES MAY, JOHN DOA , . - . • MARTIN'S 001TAILIS.' THE Subscriber is mile Kora in this city for the sale of C. F. Martin'. celebrated Spanish Guitars, and has now received a supply., which will be mid at man ufacturers inlets. The highest commendations have been [miaowed on these instnunents, by all the eminent Guiyarista in the United Sulu. Madame Knoop of ibminetarl, Mr Cowper of N Teri . and all tub. performers of celehtny, an Martin's GM. tam. The prices axe frau US 19 1160;neeerdinc to qatlity and workmanship. J AIWA'S( 81 wood et PITTSBURG!! STEEL WORKS AND SPRING AND AXLE FACTORY. Pale MEL LOILN F. 10100. JONES tt quicto, ILTANUFACIURERS of Spring and Blinn le. IV/ Plongh wet, Steel Ploogb Wing; Coini and EliptieSprings.lienunefed lmn Azlen, gaddenied. in MW Outings, Fire Engine Lamps, and Conch Trinnoings generally comer of Rose and Front streets, Potent:nil. Fn- e• 117 WATCH' LOAT-510 REWARD. T CST Ikfe morrangt Botd rateat Lever Watch, etude la by M Tobias & ,Liverpool,No EMU; .The fiader will receive the above reward by leaving It at the Jew• etry store or W W Wllaoa , earner of Market aad Ith Mor as Johneon & Stoektaa!s BoOksiore, earner of Market mad 3rd lea • • IMPORTED CIOARS-7dp)o Imported Cigar, consisting of Just° nano and steamboat Principle, all colors; Washington, Imperial and Eagle Regalia., all colors; Ten different varieties of Ilarmanas, all col- ors. These are genuine and very superior; for sale at a small advance at the Wine Store. JACOB WEAVER cor market & Bons ate W. REABIIINGTON, Land Sorweyor:lr ill mimed LI am Serveying, laying out, and dividing lande,Xna- Mug valuation et Real batiste, ae. Wane, Perm .t. above ilmtd, next don to the (Mee of the Recording Regulator, Pittsburgh. .pendisn VELVIETI9-81ne. brown, purple, otsgszice blue, end other fancy colorer! Comm Velvets. A supply of these very wares goods recently reed,. and °Cored low by the piece or.yard, by r0t2.5 W• R MURPHY rur • CAREN TINE-10 bblo Turpomine • . WA - jun reo'd; farialo by 1 mdY Copal Vv spa? . JOEL TIMMER CoFltiracoso bap Rio Coffee jciiit reed: for sale • • IV OEM rpt29 by _ ear unittleld w R ater en bzo • • 30 keks6tenst in .44 and tarsal., 4. WILLIAMS ♦ DILWORTH ply SALEKATLlS.lB.c v livtgegdaf i te by ipt2S. ear wood & water sts Q1,11.114ET OIL-1 eskJest rec'd: for sale by la spa, 3OHN D MORGAN. Ott woad a VARNISH -4 tads tkipal Wraith Obi sale by spr,l9 - JOHN D DORGAN TO.Hp..t.EDITLNE-111bbts tj0:111Vy/40R6AN ictoofticx 800 T-2 bale. for 'sale by ort29 I D MORGAN. GNIIELL AO-2 circa for sale' by ' tp12.9 • .1 1110 ROAN OA X 17PP-1 bbl Game. Bunch Saar for .ale 1-7 • WS JD?dORG. I` OII ACCO-00 Imejun nedi silo .pea ' w 6REuia 7-- / IFLEEsE-100 Ina ibityar'd; 6r J o b y .Pniff W Gnu TONE PIPES-123 bz. for Nap by spus WICK &Mee/MUMPS Capnn MCI& iteaibitiWS:' IGESE-140 p <%V Rion reahL*or We sped LTD WITT'S AND THE PEOPLES JOORN II AL — iiier September devoted f.Parari.lkairv;M: - thoshe the PostaSee • 0 1141.1 C —211)0 lbs Wbite %aft; 44:00 Sp. Wham', EDP 4114 Zr firr JOEL wood tdU t &Mita - ••Wg gi*ec 11 . 1 4gtErdP 4 Silt Enid camr...' • kr, bal by ' JACOII _Tat • Eavita eormatket ljAUlPEllliLoors Willow ilmoptio nimble Err I.lpacklog origaiwowssei for solortry . Jews.WiLVER nUAMBERMUCELLA work Isiut zee* kr sale DT , rompuiturrnut.witmm.. 4:6 ., o . 4 ...• nary of hays ijkll • ••- . 40 * . tr, • fce tilt by -- /110/11SE • - F33B=i= ~luitien'=satia' By -John D. Davis, Ametleaumur At! O'Clock, P.ll. E C n = 131 .C. & POItTE2 EMIEiZZ! D sji4uaa • CULLVD.MACIDILIIIA-10 cueit VV nut male by R Med-LLISTERR 01 11tRIRITIT— , 10 eon Jaal-alell, ter *W sale augh, mad mall by. O PTSD I . ViIftarTI,III:4:4O __OPtie 61 • It E EIE LLIaSI 6 IWted a 11l AMN 5, 480.b.u . beat Sanaa Ralausiy for sale A rei t -- BARR - LEY 2111211, Rea RI woad ft SitllnjuTz b. I XVILUV-ioi> ma y • • BRAIM s KIaTISJI G N 'Air""'"" th savralr"mbr =EMI SPTIL 211 8 1 PZIPTINE—ID bbli pa rec.; it. k. 3 .0114 '7 . - mie by . BRAUN a wise Kal : l34"l7l47ll*4"l"" sitA i" erst Earr .ak li . k USTAXILD SIEILD-1 e.b amen:kr bale alba JNA. meed Pat received, fiat/Alloy_ • mu. . . porAte r t.L. I Ea, ...I rrewv.1,1,12,,' CRIUM-0 ism !ive ~,,1 47Gimaa. F 141 g'""",„'"If:"""`44 , m0 '' "''.4 ROSM4Y-120 bXP."*'"!!'" TP6.cttAism a .Ti ■ • as s - 9 —Booesmatia Dab n, II Soo pia, booln, la paakolos of 7 aoa, or Massy ; Br solo as Ow Woo Moos of ou3 - JACOB WHAVEM 000WCIE *L!—Tqmit's Glavow_ ow" 1,7 hat ude al the Wine Eionirithe sob. Panbor., ispd3 ' ' - JACOB WEAVER Tzgraolm.fmalnoestre4 O u r.g ° '''"uina''" %VAR ' eared Brat= i ce, ii9lll gvM 0111CWATT LTD PITTSSURG ' DAILY PACKET. LEE • • Tali:all 'known lino o m.poea.i r 'sLinnilid Passzher ahem! Ci**l sad hind and most power* b ....T. ....atilt' ww. Eserrwernin vog tort that matey eau proem, hat been provided forlion wagers. • The LID. flu been tangent/igen* fin —have tarried a inhlicei 'PnViii nniet iba leo* Well iheipersons. The bows -will be union:et of Woad street be day preview *starting, th. don orlorigna and the eatryKpanmfae 0 .11 , 7 tnr , /is all eases the passage mans, =Kb* fn • • • ROXDAY• PACNICT. The szosormuums, apt. . . .i ntern 'Puts. b.alb nag Monday morning at Illteekoalti Wlteellag am? Malay craning at 10.1., • , NO PACHIGT. • ' • Tae HthVaNtat VW: w il l leave Piesbegth every Tender , morning at 10 Weleet; Wheeling every Teevelav encamp at 10 P. AL NVIIDIFICIDAY PACI(IOT. • The NEW ENGLAND, N 0.51. Capt. S. Deassearl. leave Plyiebatilt every .Wedneeday morales at la ealeek.eaalt enemy Wedneaday: evening at 10 P. • ----- THURSDAY PACIRCTs Re WISCONSIN. Cam. R. J. Grassorill laavu Plus. Mwsrh averrakarsday mandau at Ho's kaki Whemalind usury Thursday evening :at 10 P. M. - PR/DAY PACKET. The CLIPPER, NO. P e Ceps Creek:mill leave Pita bent' everyev ening R aver,. Friday ide,. al 10 p. mania; at 10 &Wadi Wiuttnag . • • RATIIIILDWIPACIILICT. - The IdESSE.VGER, Capt. /4iford; reve Pitta beve l every Satuday somas at teddock; Wlteani overy_Bateetay evening' at ,10 P. - SUNDAY 1410111M10. • The isAeo nievrros, NI. A. a Arm., will leave Pinabargh eyery Sunday mein} oge at 10 'clock Wheeling every anew ennuis at 10 p.m. Ma M. . • • d Fan. . beg and Boys? . cloth, and Glued Caps a sv eyfiaicriptioni Moro Boas, Wormed; boon. and lamas% Ito sale on favorable umna by . • w.R Li PAI4II NAPOLEON—BbArmy and Ida Gesaralt titer an , exampled military meal with a dela or the Preach tentlation; by an American —Walaratad with moments engravings; for ale by— MOUE • airoanhareat • ElE p tai".,_ LIAICPN; 5 t e ..711;:e1i , ..' Ratak and Eogfl alt Diction. . . Me DONA LD a BEESON OFSIZZ-810 @eh prime Rio Ciao Jam landing; • . WICI MeCANDLEBEI DAl.l=ll-50 Rau Bench sad &mks Zllll4O Car l% runs ree'd . pas wad; for Sals by , spall DILWORTH, 38 wood st C u` /as bow landloc (by sale by symi ' DIAIMIDICKEY OD nELLIIIIISLRI I M.II-4 bbla newsron ree , d;.for aale by • TUOHY& Boar Vt rnTil rril7s/ Trnrl SE-0/ big WII reeilifin sale by • TASSEY &BEST D• pationms-go ba on louid; for Pleb,. .• .was TAISBSY & BEST V/7IEGAB-20 blrbt • pa re Cuter rommTeffiro - it eraser street pOWDZIL-1: Itelf e% Itile: ; • • • sabring and in we low by • TOINDKITER lk CO T . = ANDER OF MALTA byfir m ear, ' • 65 Fourth street MILE HEROINE . •OF TASIPIOD, a Ware the Wa.derer,4 tale of do hbszioaasm for de by spN MOM rime AND QUARTER DECK: will MUMMA bat tie scenes and plumb; br We by . MORSE isy dl3 EBIPTY CASEJI—LtS :wimps of assioas kinds fat sale at tka Wins Monet.WEAVER minitS . six market & front sui GINSENG kyf sAle try .pc23 ISAIAH DICKEYACO F l7 o4, oci. , Miu. ,4l : 4 •yte)o4l7Tirila MADDER—taIk for sale by I DICKEY &CO ryIARTARIC ACID-300 Ns Nat Ned• Or nla 1 spat by • astaciazas DbBBLti. OHS= lIION=IO bandies Just roe'd bad II for sale by JOHN F I'ERHY 50421 - • .ebr laxity k lor:Los FLOUR—VS be], erne gloandjan ViiiierraiebY LFR cot smithield and water ets LZIATILICR-4 dos Hamm Rind Upper Lesdier Gn• .14 by FRIEND. RIMY & CO apra • V Imam B4CON-19 bbd prime Roma: Id do Elooldere now noeiebts Veet ler sale by P SELLERS, 171iberty et - VrARON , I BLACILING:—Theo bias tut re. esivpi RS for saintly • II A FA . • MACIL yr ILIQO lame No :pat mewed tor solo by . MILLEECk. 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