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    - THE PIT TS,BIIRG.I - 1 GAZETTE.
111:ASTUS 131.00g9 at. Co.
' SATURDAY '1110054\G," JUNE 10, 1818. •
PUILAVELPIIIIA 1511611.T11
Adrenizeute int and Sabscripuonuto thelliorilt /mer
e. and United States Gazette, Philadelphia, received
and Puvrazdad (rola this office. ••
NEW TOILE Expzirss.
• will reerlV6 &lid. AMAMI" IP, of itd
enifiCIMMAI and aulaeripliaaa for Ibis paper. " •
irrTint PrrrescaOn Duar Gszaars is published
Tn,Wevkly, end Werkly.—The Daily is Seven
Pollan per *maim; we Tri-Weekly is Five Dollars per
unnisig the Weakly. is Tvro Dollars per amino, minty
Soodosisze.
. .
Fox carer Commercial Inielligeneeiritmeatit, Mai
tem, She, New., Imports, Money Market., at. Ice
Wird pate: , .
ErrAnew - um] are earnestly requested the hand in
thetr furors before sr. and ae early in to day a.
ratticabla.'
ikitair also, /Intl.llasonla Nominallen.
,•.. FOIL CANAL COILALISSIONER,
MIL niproLlaswearn,
or =Ds cotta.
.1 . . ix At a meeting of the Atitimuonic and Whig coots
-•4".„ .sty C ontuinee of Correspondence,
following at AVAlrtaters'
He I, Pittelnugh. on Saturday, May the, thfollowing i
. call was agreed upon.. The Autiniasonie and Whig
el .• rs of thick ward,' borough and township in Alit.
gh,lay, county. ate requested to conrene at their usual
I. ...ces of holding pnmary•mectings iu said clieuiets, on
Ham rilayolie link day otiose neat, to agpoutt two del.
, • tildfl from each Menet. to meet in County Conte.
lion, at the Court /lon., In the cityof Pittsburgh, on
'Wedoesday, the 14th °fluor, next, so 10 A. M., of said
,I . day, to nominate elle:bristles for national. state and
\
, county others, to he sofponed at the ensuing fall eloc-
A bon. The primary meetings in all the townstlps eg.•
.. . emit nu, will be held at 3 o'clock, P. kl e sod in Pitt,.
I burgh and all the weeds and boroughs at 74 P.M., of
('-' said day.
' ' The commits:l would centrally urge open the said
. 1 meetings the nece•sity of an ethemotorganuation, pre
, • parer:ay to th e coining election.
• i LANL. M'CURDY, Chairman..
.Tow. Mot,
J W. LiGuinlat, )So tulle..
..I.ltouituct,
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The - intense anxiety which has pervaded oar
! community Gar the last few days, and, to a greater
or less extent, the entire Union, Is at length set at
est. :The Whig Convention, in Philadelphia, alter
rest
eiciting contest, has nominated, by a majo
rity of sixty two votes, General ZACILAZY TAYLOR,
of Louisiana, as the Whig candidate the the Pried.
deem),
. • ': The vote 'nand, on the, berth ballot—Taylor,l7l;
- Clay, a 2; Seim, 63i Webster,l4—Tnykt's msj ... ttrity
over the whole,
Wneu we say we regret the meal% we shadow'
• Earth the 'feelings of nine tenths of the Whig ibters
of thifi county; but we defer any extended remark,,
•: until we hearfurther from the Convention. When
;we learn on what grounds Oenerat Tayknos friends
prevented his name to the Convention, and receive
; 'the Platforin it may have laid down, upon 'which
we are called to rally, we have more to say.
Of one thing we are aasured, that the Whig
Party will make great sacrifices of pelhonal predi
lections, Par the success of oar main princiPles,
all We ask is, that there be no abandonment of prin.
tittle connected with the sacrifice. We' wait for
Light, and' hope Par the best.
For General .Taylor, personally, we entertain
none other than the lonilest feelings. We believe
hinalo be an honest and well meaning mani'and
ear any thing we know to the contrary, a good
-'SCuthern Whig. Our regret springs not formi the
ot - nienination of the man, hat from his position; and
we' protest against the grounds upon which he has
• been Faced upon the-ptuty. But enough at pro.
'ant.
Fni.4oas, al New York, is the nomt
ntie for Vice President—a good Whig, and tru
ao upright citizen, and la honest man. It will giy •
. livery — Whig in. the country pleovye to vote
I.
Jr is due to the editors of this paper, to saYt.thst
both of tLem are absent from the city. The'teer
.
- :..pontry editor may not properly; represent their
7rOityrik,iitregard to the nominations, tied from the
',.00 - traint of his position, he coo hardly say Le re.
'Preaents fishy Lis own. The regular editors, kow•
ever, will soon speak' Co themselves, by letter, or
. otherwise.
Howayen little . r.leasure the nominstioreof Gen.
...rendTaylor haigiven. to the Whip of thie regidti,
inly has given lees to the Loca loco leaders.
them all aback= smocked the noise
out of them? They feel there-is a prvaigs of coo.
conk about General Taylor., which bodes certain de
feat to Case, and thtr!Old Honkers and office:
Aiolders of that 'Party- They feel that their dip
numbered, and that new men 'mutt iakeis.
:Astraloo of the snug positions they have to long
abused, and need for their own emolument more
than for the benefit of the country.
County %outlastlons.
-This evening the Antidissons and Whip of
this county will' assemble in primary meetinga, to
choose delegates to a County Convention, to nom.,
inate candidates for our support at the October
election. We trust there will be a full turnout,
'and that men will be chosen to the Convention !
who will give us for candidates, good men and true
Wliiipworthy of the office, faithful to nor prin
ciples, and who can command no undivided imp* !
pent.
In regard to Congress, there should be the
greatest clra and judgment exercised in the se
lection. 11 there is 'single welt-found.' doubt of !
faithfulness to our cherished principles nod to North
ern right., lo regard to any candidate the nomination ,
he should tin rejected. We cannot afford to run any
risks on thin question. The position of a mem
bee of Congress is becoming daily of more irri.
parlance, and the next Congress will have wanes
before it to try the faithfulness and ability of our
best and most certain men. Let the Whigs ofAl.
- legheni county, then, choose a faithful, triedand
true mao-one on whom the shadow of ■idoubt
has never rested in relation to his attachment to
one principles, and his fidelity to our Forty, and
the contest will he a cheering, hopeful and
pleasant one.
The Whig, of this cuunty_ are not in a mood
now to be saddled with a doubtful man as a can.
dilate far 'Congress, and if such a one is knitted
upon us • there will be defection, if not down.
right rebellion in our midst.
We are strong in this county, MI we want
,is harmony and confidence, to • secure success
nOw, and in time to come. _While our nominal.
tfiug Conventions presen ‘ t as candidates on whom
s yaililarmortioutily sad cordially rally, we in
stability and strength. Bat if men are
!Birdieing!y named by the Convention, totwbom
~)Brinre son greai and instrpemble objections the
Weds Of a minority, de&oion, bearobundifia, de
feat. and dissolution will fallow.
==!
We Call the attention of our reader. to the pro
i'..eeedings !ilia Railroad Convention, we publish
• day, held in the town. of Coshoo*, Ohio.
, I
The meeting of this dclegitea Convention gives
evidence of the exceeding interest &It by the
teas of Ohio, along our weinem border, in the aO. ,
tutting °featly Railroad i....ommMtication with the ,
east From the position Pittsburgh now occuplei
being demonstratable that the Penonsylvania
Railroad will be finished before the Baltimore
i • -•ioad.—alte ban it in her ? power to turn all the inter
' lest and seal and means of the people of Ohio in
'this direction. Ilow is this to be done! Simply
/ by showing to the people of Ohio, that we are de
' %ermined to commence a Western road soon,--end
by . attending their Conventions; and becomiriginc
, quainted with their yips', and sympathizing with
their efforts.
Ouespinted neighbor, Wheeling, gives ets en
example worthy of •imitation. With the prospect
of an eastern road terminating in her midst in the
dim and uncertain future, she neiertheless, puts
forth all herlencrgtes to induce the western people
intern their roads in her direction. She talks as
kviiiely and cheerfully, att if the cars were already
rambling over she bills sad gorges of Western
Virginia. and *ithar promises her money low or
her - bOnds,--not quite so good as money. She haa
even Galen out with Zanesville, because some of
- her people ventured to suggest the passibility of our
• goad beilig finished f i rst,-and that the best policy
would Ir to aim for rittiburgh.
1•Tow - these weatern men are our monomers—
,.ll.l4, want our iron, and milt, and cotton yams
end codon.cloths ; ourglaw, our white' lead, our
steel springs, and the thousand and one articles
wanufactared in pis busy city ; arit'd.we want their
_produce. Oar interests are identical. • Then by
bringing t hi s road here, we secolie all their exten
sive carrying trade with the east to oi;g:wx.,tim;
road, in which our county has now so deeplt atake.
i Every paiMyotiaterest and perrainent prosperity
and fuhare rieautess, prompts us to extend the
hand of cordial sympathy and co-operation w:tb
the people of Ohio, in their efforts to pasture !Nil.,
'Brand connections with the east Let these w , rre
jugs iao; acauciliceded.
?beret - , .3 tiaath•roctaa lockjaw, ill GU ctly
the mixer . u sworn aria • maw
. .
""Fes
Central' Ohio . Railroad Convention
Porapant to notice, the Delegate% Rout various
Counties and citie s , favorable to a Railroad eonuec
tion between Central Ohio and the Atlantic cities ,
asnemblednt the Courtlionse, in the town of Co.h.
actor. on Friday; Ethe 19th day cf 31ay.
• 1818, at 10 o'clock A. EL
The meeting was called to order by Dr. tiAAVEL
Lr¢ on whose motion WILLIAM B. HUfIDAILD,
Esq, of Columbus, was elected President, Dsvm
of Cadiz., was elected Vier Presideht,
and SJ-111121. Alums, of Muskingum county, and A.
Bammo Noarms, of 'Knot county were elected
Secretaries. •
•
On motion, •
Reselefd, That the Delegates in attendance from
the several counties of Ohio. and from the. city of
Wheeling; V., be requested to report their, names
to the Secretary.
Whereupon the Sallowingpersons were reported.
Delegates, and took their seat as members of
he Convention:
Franilin Co—Wm blliubbard
Kitts Co--tianfl I Upaegraff, Robe C NIA and
A Banning Norton, -
Muskingum Co--Sam'i Adams,David H Lyman,
J P Egan A McCann, G D Palmer.
_Coahaer!onGo—Saml Lee, Jos Bun., Jos K Joh a.
sou, Jos Williams, and Win Starve.
Tuscan:mos Co—Jos 8 Burr, John Knight, Geo.
Harris and R H. Nugen.
JJarriion Co---David 'Kilgore, Thou L Jewett,
Wm:Atnold and Thos Hogg.
Jejjetton Co—Robert Orr, and . James M Simer
al.
Nelson, S Clemens, \l'n
Fleming, and JametiE Wharton.
On motona of !Mr. Jewett, of Ilarri.n. the fol.
lowing Resolution was adopted
Rescirei, That a Committee of one member from
-- - .
eneli:irounty represented in this Convention, and
one from the city of Wheeling, be appointed, with
instruminos to report to the Cortviption, on its re
assembling in the afternoon, Ana hosiness as they
May deem proper for its notion.' g
On motion, the Mowing persons were appoint.
ed said Committee:
•
Thomas :I, Jewett, James M Simeral, hi Nelsen],
David H Lyman, Wm B Hubbard; Wm Sample
sod Sam? J ljpdegraff.
On motion of Thomas Orr, th4.Convention took
a recess until 3 P. M.
IMEMIE
The Convention met.
The Committee. appointed to prepare bovine..:
for the Convention, submitted the following report
Which on motion of Dr. Kirk was acceptertand th
Commltee discharged.
The Committee to whom w•ee referred the bti.i
nets at reporting imitable matter for the present
lion of thin Convention, have had the same node
consideration, and herewith
Et.k.TORT:
That from an examination and comparison of
'facts and exhibits on the part of the myrrh mem
beta of the Committee; they find that still further
information is necessary, to enable the Convention
with propriety, to recommend the adoption of en h.
et one of the various charters or routes: looting
for a Bosilmad connection from Columba. to the
Western termini of the Philadelphia and 'Pittsburgh
Railroad, and the Baltimore and Olio Railroad at
Wheeling.
But your Committee, duly impressed .writli the
great importance of the subject for which this Con
Oration w•a- called, and to be enabled hereafter to
act more definitely as well as harmoniously ou the
subject, recommend the adoption of the fullowiog
Resolutions .
Ist, &Joked, That the persons interested in each
of the several charters andfroutes, fdr such en:tern
and western Railmad,be respectfully. requested to
have made a correct examination ands urvey, by,
a competent Engineer, of theroutes they may pro.
for, with the equated distance thereof and east of
construction—obtain such subscription to the Cap
ital Stock as they may be able, and also the right
of way to the extent practicable. • •
2nd, &wind, That all ethers interested in the
same object be, and they ate hereby requTited to
comply with the foregoing resolution.
3d, Readied, That a Comjnittee of two tree,
each of the counties and places represented in this
Convention, be appointed to receive the various
Reports provided for in the first Reselicion,--,.2
another Convention at such time and place tv, ti,Ty
may deem expedient, and to report all the sue.
tem estimates. dec., by them received, to atima
Convention Mr its deliberation and action—Pine,
ded,.the time Emilie assembling of such Cori v nin,n
shall not he later than the tint !.Veduesday of citip
'ember neat'
The resolutions were then, on motion of Mr. Net
non, taken up separately, and, *der discuranon
unanimously adopted, •
ll ii Lyman submitted tie following 11'3.31[11nm
which see filhammously adopted
Burain,d, That the Gnu niece contemplated in
the third resolution, be.composed of Wm K Jelin
ma and Wm G William., of Coshocton co ; Rao:
well Marsh and Wm McDonald, of ieren.,n
G A Jones and Gee Browning, of Eno., John
Knight and John Welsh, of Tuscarawns nit, Geo
V. Adams and D H Lyman, of klu.kinavni
Dr. John Mel:lane and Henry S McFadden, rt . I I ar
ridon co; Robert Neil and Jos Ridgway, jr, of Frank
lin co; John NV Gill and Ja.!E Wharton of W,ret.
'On motion of Mr. Sira,ral. it woo
Renolreel, That the proceedings of this Co,
stintiou he published 'in the papers of all the
counties represented or interested in its proc-ecd.
On motion of J E Wharton,
kesderd, Thal the thanks of this Convention his,
and the same is hereby. tendered to the Press ens
of this Convention, tee the impartiality and di ally
.with which he has pmidesl over its dehbers
,Auss..
and to the other officers for the suan4i.
y ri?
which they have discharged their duties.
The President then returned his thanks to the
Convention in a brief, but able and criproprib.fe
. ,
address.
On motion of Mr. Orr,
Resoled, That this Cc...tion now adjourn to
reamemble on the call of the Comminee thin day
appointed for that purpose.
Jim Convention then adjourned.
WILLIAM IL HUBBARD, Pres.
DAVID KILGORE, /'we Prra
.S/ontco. Anaus.
LL>.avu ,
Widow Ile4ote , a Table Talk.
The following hurnerous sketch is from the
London Punch, who respectfully recouonends its
perusal to a certain class of writers and speakers,'
I 41e was a wonderful hand to moralize. my hus
band was, (said the widow,) 'specially niter he be
gan to enfofpoor health. lie made as observation
once, when he was in one of his poor turn,. tlirrel
shall never forget the longert day I liVe. Ile :min
to me, one winter evenin', as be was rittin' I the
fire—l was knitten',ll urns always a wonderful
knitter,) and he was a amokin', (be was a master.
hand to satoka,4hough the doctors used tote)) him
he'd be better Off to let tobacco alone. When he
was well, be (Aired to take his piprand smoke
awhile after beftrot the 'chores done up, and if tie
wa'at well, be used tu'smoke .the bingest . part sal
his time)—wall, he took bin pipe out hisonouth.
and turned towards me—l know'd soinethiri was
cocain' fur he had a pecUllar way o' looking round
when he was gwine to say soniethin' rinemninon
—well, say he to me, rape he, 'Silly.' (my name
sits Primarily naturally, but he gen - Crully milled me
Silly, 'cause Was handy, you know.) well,saya he
'Silly,' and he looked pretty solemn, I tell you
- he had a solemn countenance naturally—after he
got to be a deacon 'twos more an, bat ainee he'd
that his health twee solemner than ever—and her
tainly you wouldn't wonder at it it you know'd
how muck he underwent. He wan troubled with
a wonderful pain in the chest. and 'amarin weak.
DOSS in the spine of his bark, liL4dea pletirisy
in his side, and having the agar considerable part
of the time, and bein' broke o' his rest o' nights,
'cause be wars so put to it for breath when lie laid
down. Why, it'a au onacoormtable fart, that when
he died, he hadn't seen a well day in fifteen years,
though, whey he was married, and for five or
six years afire,l shoulirnt desire to see a rms.
geder man tan he was. But the time lam
- speakia' of, he had been out o' health nigh upon
ten years, and, oh dear sakes. bow, hr had al.
tared sipce the first time, I see kin' ' That wan
at a militia' at Squirt - Smith's a spelt Sally
was married. I'd no - idea of that Sal endegrun..
Well, that was the first time I over raw my filo).
band, and if any body'd told me flint I ,ehould
marry hint—l should have said—but lath sake,'
I most forgot, was grin° to tell you what he
said. that evenici', and when a body begins to
tell a thing. I believe in, finishing nut sonic time.
or Other. Some fiilks ins a estrange way ti teller
mond for ever, and never canon' to the pint, 3111)
talkie tarenty words to 'say what might be told
in five.
"Now, there's Miss Jenkins, she that was Polly
Bingham, after she was innrried—she is just tit
teejustest individual to tell a story, that I ever set
in all toy born days; but I woe swine to tell what..
my husband NMI. He says to me, says he, 'Silly,
says I, 'what!' I didn't Spy what, llezekierr tor
I dint like the name. The first time I heard it I
nearly killed: myself a lathe. Ilezekier Bedott,
says I, well, I'd give it up if I had such a name'
But then I had no More idea o' ninriyin' the feller
than you have this initiate o' maryin' the Govern
or. leuppme you think it ,curious that we should
named our eldest son Hezekier. Well, we done'
it to please hither and Mother it e d o it
Bedott's name, and lid and mother Itedou used to
think that names ought to go down from, jineration
to
. jineration. Bat we always milled Kier—
he s • blestin,' toil he I and I mut tlip only one
thinks tot, I guess. Now, don't yOU ippift toil
anybody that I said at, between you and nie. I
guess if Kesish Winkle thinks she's a swine to
ketch Bedott, the is a little natal her reckunin:—
But [was gwide to tell you what 'husband said.
He soya tame, says he, 'Silly'—he'sl kept on sopa'
'Silly, from time to eternity, 'cause you know he
wanted me to pay particular attention to him, and
['generally did • the woman was never more nue..
tire to her hus band than I was. Well, he says
to me, says be, 'Silly ;' says I, 'what t' though I'd
so idea what be was gwine to say---didat know
bat twos soniethin' about hit sufferinga, through he
want apt to complain, hot he frequently use to re-.
mark, that he would wial his worst enemy to
suffer ono minis as he did all the now; Lau this
cap't be called grumblin'—Wink it can?' Why'
I've seen him intitivations when you'd thought no
mortal could a helped grunabbri; but be didn't. - jr
and me went—hut I was gwine to tell yott- that
oonverntion o' bitten. Says he to me, ! tit's be,
I
'Silly; (I could see by the light a' the firri—tkieret
didn't happen to tie a candle a handl,: ill don't
dd•remember, through my memory is sometimes
firgetfuk - but I know we wan% apt to hum candles,
~eximpain' we had eompany—l could see. by the
light of the fire that hit mind was uncommon
solemnized)--he malls mme, says he, 'Silly; says
'hall' Says be to ma; says he, ' -ors all
porr airearmr
Sleeting' for Itelud.
• A great meeting tuidemonstrate the sympathy of
our people with licladd, was he id in the Taler•
nude, New York;:lasOlonday evening. We•take
the fallowing nccount i from the Commercial, . I
"The Tabernacle wits crowded and the entail.
sissm cf the audience was considerably above the
point. Indeed. near where we stood, some,
good sons at Erin were perfectly wad with delicht.l
intoxicated with the novel joy of listening to such
unrestrained utterance as isthe privilege of Amer. i
icon citizens. St was really pleasant to look open
their
,pup ilfuollocJ faces, and mark' their eccentric.'
enthusiasm; but it was pleasanter still m rodeo
that when they hare been in this country two or
three yean their temporal prospects will be Impro
ved, their capaLity'for intelligent judgment greatly
augmented, and their characteristic enthusiasm
and love of excitement sobered down into earnest
'industry, a noble liberality of sentiment, and a de.
,toted hive of practical freedom.
, We, have lain to say about the proceedings at
the ineeliag. Mayor Haverneyer presided. Mr.
'Flurace.sey read an address to the people of
Grent Britain: Mr. Casserly, one from the friends
•
[ 'of Ireland in New York to the Irish people: and
;Mr. 'Dudley Field, one to the people of the United
!States, to which subsequently were added a string
of resolution, These documents were long:. to, I
- gather they occupy nearly four columns of solid,
small type •in the Tribune. Mr. Robert Eminett
• reported the names of a committee who " were : to
act as a corps of observation over the British Giv-,
ernment." A crisis had come, he said. in' thm,f
fairs of Ireland. and that countn• was quite prepar
ed to shake off the British yoke. The speaker
would ` . le thankful if it could be done without
bloodshed. but if it could not. then let it be done
with blood; if argument failed, let the pike soc
cer-1-d." Ile concluded with a riot of intimation that
if it came to thia lie would not fail to have a hand
in it.
Mr. McKeon, prefaced some remnrksiby an ear
nest requeet to the reporters that they would let the
British Government know his sentiments about the
matter underdiscossion, or. in his own words. that
-the press would send his remarks across the At
lantic," and then proceeded to ••'tell the British
Government" n good many thingewhich they have
heard before,and which Mchlelicon mould sears,
ly have been ut the insublt so vehemently to re
peat had there been no nllunerimlie" in poseptet.
:Speeches were ale. made by Mr. B. F. Butler, Mr.
John Van Buren, Mr. Semites Ilannegan, and stile
ers-cf less note: All three speeches were elation
sinstically cheered—the most violent the moat up
roahonely.
Baltimore Copoeiztion-.Fillb Day.
Mr. Evans, of Texas-1 have resolutions to of
The Pres:dent--Certainly.
The resolutions were read, cm •
1. 'flat it is itoptiblic tor the President to appoint
to office members of emigres!, or delegates enOlting
the nomination.
2.lThat no member of thia convention will ask
or a,/cet t of any eflice.
.plng co
. ntintiesl bursts- of laughter, to which
the rrestilent himself puled,
j."-Tlint too recommend to rill the people of the
Unikid 6tatus, not to appturit any member niCsin.
greis., itny 'officer, us a 43elegate to a Democratic
Convention. •
Good. Gourd!' fin,
There were ford cries'olzl;trad it again," Let's
hear it Go ou. go on. • .
The President, (bolding thd resolutions in his
handi—lt inn moot esculent democratic doctrine,
but it is not in order, sir. (I la, ha, lm' iOli, well, go
' ft"No don't: 'lt is becauseyou expect to get a
at place: Lln; lin, ho')
Mr. Evans said . that there was a mistake in the
reacting of the tilload a.'
Thu Presolent—Weli, 191 mad it agaio. (Read
rend.)
11,-elrea. That tee recommend to the people of
the United :tn!r• herfotter La opts tint as member
Of C01 , 0C,41 or officeholder as delegates to a N.L.
lions! Convention.
I lin, ho")
The I're•ident—The Chair derides flint it is n.
ezennent.tinetnne, when no doubt the new attnuo
imtrunon will li:eral:y curry uuL cHn,
Fr , 4l 111 . 11VrIphrn ixdget
,fleeting of Illeßartatiarners.
Nok York, June A.
A large and erthutttabtir Ittrettag el the Writ.
bertter..to...entl.ted Eli. eventng niPthe Part, Mork
teut:er Our., INt'll about tiAy
Vtee Prettelents' and litterattr twenty tieeretaries.
C.' C. Cth.t.lterleng re.to the prt.teat to the Barm
burnt+, end ',el •tett the honker , tarty, the ;ere
~ t
ders titt.Ptee tratturner. the tr.: Itenteer.wy.
lie ~ , ,,17.1,1_.tve.1 by it.!ttt Van Bort tt.
that the l'utrnhtunt-r• h ottld nut, under ant vie.
,1111,111,, Vi tat 1. , r anyth3nhove hi . hie CVI7g
C,lrttill At. :Ind that they coned to preserve the
Detnuershe parse
r oanct.
13. f. Muter said thatthe dui not recoentic the
110,111,1/111011 Of I :OIL it was tendohr or{ the
Dcolocraoy, nod he woukt he governed ht. 1,.
C01110,111) , 11 It n.s.e
mould etamtne the clam. al
Gen. Cass. nod al he at'as found to be sound oh the
eutic,t rftlis extensh4l of slavery to free terrdmy.
Chat lady uheht notuomle him. Ile concluded hy
saying th:st it such a Cuu'vettuun an the one assitte
lded'et litho :lore had no:monied :11r. Vsn Doren,
Dr. or ,lade, or even a Thom. Jetienwo, he
wool.l not support it.
WaS• foll:nrea by Mr. Nye, and ever
the 1.1...im0n of the. re,:ahalocs, the :heeling tel
l:a:reed an raga Name.
The IlunLere at organized a manes In front
of the Hail of Reeredr, m•Lleb ers. abo
a:tended. No protrturet,t speal,e,a Were :a alum,
:lance.
To VIZ Eta:crone ow ALLrecrte.” COUXTT.—FeIIom
&irons: flews requested Ly a number or my friend*
to otfes m, deb a. a ce.othdate for rem office or Clerk DI
the Court et quurt, :74.suons of Atlegbeny county, for
notrutrihort by tee
-If
oral I.),tux County
Cooventton. If I should he bo fortertMe as to reeektre
then omtnat
illito a crested
tr shall be shy srdeseor ludo the du
W
Flom the ay Nf W W
Aof edoc.Ja) I m yzAt er s (:LIORGE WATSON..
. • lie. or 11l O
li we may credit this report of the meeting, the
only one we hove yet recei,i-ed, it loaLs a little,
as Lithe Piarnbu'rocra were about to "nave in."
C/M _l4 Puit.thexruo —The reception of ten.
Cr.,, yesterdai, wait respeetfui and very reelect.
able. but noverthelese tar froin bring very flutter.
'mg. lie arliggrl at Del: Street w hart tit nbout
o'clock. on bialrd the ntrambent Wave, Capt. Dr.
voc, and wascsoorted to Junes' lintel, in an open
hatouct.e. Li!lowed by ace or lax carriages and a
crowd of hot letlitical (Acosta We noticed Gen.
Mr..iVier President Onllaa. and our hand
ruue friend. Hi:corder Vatic in the carnage with
m. Upon Cis s' arrival at Jonas where is large
!Cord lot *4B loudly chored. but
EC deohired Making a sprerg and Se/mug Allen,
roan after runic out urana the balcony and
fit c UM' time in Ms own peculiar way, and
f Mowed try Mr. Foote, of Mieeivappi, in a
clineuerriste speech. which we have no dotht
tresfoil, reported In the hobo Donley, wlnty,e
'Monographic reporter wan upon the ground. Gen.
as, ...laved at Wilstungton about our o'clock, and
tarried there until talent toe. Upon loin way up
a salute wan tired at Chester, and P et the Fort be
.was net by the steamer Fashion, with a large
number on leant, emtong from thence in company
with the Wave to the city. Ile PI accompanied
IJouston, of Texan; /lon. It S. Foote, of
:Vrbs.; lion. J. IL Itright. of Indiana - ; lion. W. It
S. Moor, of Mn;: Ham 1./. B. Poldin, of Illinois;
'flog WIII. Allen sod It- Dickinson, of Ohio.;
lion. T. Watkins Ligon. of Maryland, and B. F.
Ilullett. Esq., of Boston.
During . the evening n large crowd continued to
hang about the hotel, and finally in reply to repeated
calls Gen. Houston canon out and madgn speech,
after which lien. Cass visited loin friends at their
head quarters nt Brown's Hotel, made a brief
speech to then, and receive their congratulnliong
‘Veianderstand shot he remains in the city bosky.
nod will leavettaitturrow morning at 9 o'clock, for
Now York.
Cast.—There are some persons who Ihinli.that
Immuse Mr. Cans was born in New England and
resides inn free state, he will grin a warm support
in the North and Nortlewmt. We arc inclined to
think. in.the language of the Connecticut Courant,
he will lam all Alin wain on thisaceourit. It is not
surprising that men born in the midst of slave main
unions do dot see the question at issue relating to
the new Territories in the earn,. ght with which
they are exhibited in the Free :tilde. lint fur one
whose perceptions have nevirßeru sophisticated
by familiarity with slavery, whose salutation and
daily associations should hays,' imbued him with
an instinctive tailor fur liberty; far each on one,
Lon in New England and ),1114 through all lon
manly prune in the great nod free Nest, to dos
card all his native sympathies for the sake of pm•
pitiatinx n power winch seeks to extend human
bondage nom sea to sea, et n spectacle calculated
to awaken aiding but indignation nod disgust.—
Itnyllting but such a paraffalS
-.AL.'S - 1' A Porn—Alarm air ricli.k on Sabbath
evening whilst a nonere stnr.n, uf rnin arid hail, vaot
pawing over this 'dace, several posts of the "Tele.
gawk" near the house of John Albright about two
mites nod one halleast from town, were struck by
'lightening, and one or Iwo if Mein shattered to pie
... The electric fluid pastied along the wirer no.
lit it reached tins plane, where there werti wires
running from the mein wino to the suite now late
hlr..Ausinus Runtbaugh, in which a Reg
ister hint formerly been kept for short nine.
These wires wen: made rifaLcirt pieces, fastened
together Lv large knots, und than listened to the
window frame on the inside, and whenever the tio•
in passing ahing. came in contact with these
knots, d emitted largelbriglit sparks, accompanied
by n, sharp crackling noise. In a tow minutes' of
ter sparks were seen, the window wus
covered to be on lire. It wan, however, happily
tiefore any serious damage had taken
Inplligenrer.
"' OHIO /0,0 A115.11.411 , P1 TELFAIRAKI COMPANY. —
The ditectoon of this (2.llMany, in accordance with
a prestous4l.inderstandinii, has beta changed 40
t)
this city, where a 1 11113 it of the managers re
side. the Board of Lan 407 by Ike resignaiton id
some of its 'members, nd the election of others
in their goad, ii iltun ti se
pod:
James E. Vestelna President; J. E. Woodru ff ,
Geo. Kt McGtinnegle 2nrios Greely, Jim. Simonds,
and Sanford J. Stnitit•St. Louis; Abner T. Ellis
and John Roan, Viusinnes ;•and henry O'Reilly.
Stanford J. Smith is Secretary and 'freest:re, of
1.4 e Board under the stew organization.
Ortbfientes of stock in the Company are now
icidy for dclivry.— , St. Lou... Rrpu !Jiang.
...
One. Cs tat.—The collector at Freeport, Gee.
Clover, gives the following as the btainess at that
por t, from the 20th of May till the 6th of Jam
N'tfinber or boats' cleared,
„103
Tonnage, lbs ....... ..... '
6,411,1'11
Amount of tells ... •• ... $6,631,072
Tits news of the nominations, received peeler.
day 'by telegraph. put cur city into a great excite.
inert. Go where you might, every persoe appear.
eel lecply alimrbed in the intelligence from the
Whig Conventicle. Even the unirrri&g, who
haunt of their Valor, could not lay claim . to that
cognomen yesterday, for there was a degree of
trepidation in their ranks, which' showed they
were‘the rerrfrd Democracy!, laboring under great
mental anxiety, on account of the nomination of
Titylor and Fdlmore, and were deeply concerned,
like 'father Ritchie of the Union, in the result of
the Whig Convention.
Tir kits or Out CV.O3IWIta: By J. T. Heed
ley,'Wthor or -Napoleon end life Marnhatn," at&
N. York-'76nker Scrifiner. 1.545.
The Republic df Ainerica has at last furnished '
an author who. his presented to the American
community the lite of one of Eingland's greatest
men. Cromwell,'who laid the :foundation of civil
liberty broader and deeper thin England ever
knew before, is begiriniog to assume that elevated
position.in the galaxy of great names, to which his
genius, his talents, and his devotion to the grear
principles of civil and religious liberty so justly en.
title him. The volume has a die likeness. of
Cromwell. For stile by J. L Ran, 4th at.
Anerstren.—Fox, of the Independent Police, ary
rested two steamboat pilots yesterday, named C.op
ner, one charge of assault and hatttny, made by a
man by the name of Bolinger, 'whdin the Cornier
bad most shamefully beaten. Tl:eir both gave
bail for their appearance at Court.
Tue Annual Conference of,the Methodist Epir
copal Church; for 'Western Penta4lvania, Eaatern
Ohio, nod Ifor the Inet time) Wesrmrt Virginia, will
inert at Wheeling on the sth of fely nest.
Fute.—A Inane dwelling in Mend:enter, belong.
lag to Mr. , Her,bberget, gardner, took fire on the
roof earlyk yesterday morning, but wits extinguhh•
ed by the.immediate!uie of egarden eoginewhich
happened to be at
Naw Yotta Crdiva.—The amount. dr tolls re.'
calved nt Rochester, during the first month of nav
iantion Mr the prm.etit sod out year, were su thq
lows: •
ISI7 516,703 at 118.15,. '31,588 03
beerease,.. .... ....••• • • •.$1.1,616 5 , 8
The amount of flolut and wheat shipped during
the name period is an follows:
Flour. Lids. . . Wheat, 101.
1517, • 127.059 . 43.033‘. -
lels, 93,079 ' .. 359,
'Decreate, 31.350 52,670
The rollcctiona at l'ioca.:(ar May, were:
Io 1517, ....12,!15 90 Ila IDI9, I 511,955 55
Decrease, $260 35
HION/69.—The bent hedge in the enited Staten,
says the Genesee Fanner, extend, about a mile
along the highway on n plantation of 3,1/00 acre.,
near Auguste, Georgia. -It is the Cherokee Rose,
which is now la full blmini, presenting a msg.&
neat floral npeetaele, nod tilling the atmosphere with
delirious perfume. No animal without wings can
got oVer, ur throllgh.g.. /laving stood thirty or fifty
years it nun promises a good icy. for a century to
conic. The tri nee and occupant of thin *plead.'
nightie, Mr. Litingle, was a St. Domingo planter at
the time of th,ansurrection and dreadful massacre.
by the blaelr, and was el) fortunate as to escape to
the United :Rates. . .
Mx. Scrim—This gentleman, the special coin's
mirsioner to Mexico. has no idea of abandoning
his preteneb•ns 10 a seat in the U.S. Senate. lie
has writien a letter. which is putiltabeil id the Ar.
Isatisaa Banner, to whirls he says he accepted the
CVLIIIII , nbiDn to Me xico .mocere "tell/claim,"
but adds: "I expect to get beforeihe summer
is Over, and at iri cactita biPre the meeting I , l:the
sLeghilsoare. I.lllril o fr-rMion to tiet tSnatr, and
shah rely epon my. blend. thioughoet the Stain to
act litr me. - •
==!
D . ' The than, or 1:11 seer he pro-
to tne Mos Aiiii..Masoute Coneentiou,
leaeo to a5...c.i.f. , as a eat:delete . ) to nononatton el for
Ctefk of the c,m rt. fo:e we ate chstoefted to cre
ate pre, ,al prefrreizer • lie:ore the'reeetlifi_ of ,hr
Cense ti,o, rernotte? to say. that-we nee
irnpre• ,, d seat, fee le , e , f thal Mitchell Las
e churns
t‘ L., nefrAiii"Maxtfoiriarty of thif
fire cseti uron ,uciee to map*, But tio our hos
rwirrr. harm tet i!1: tide Itty to tie Wile erase neeer
ie
Luxor r-id IA; cuLed to question' .
ter a, Cf.a:a and 13...n5.
Avorroa—hlestra Fallon, Yon wia please
thn.ats :11ao( your paper, that the name of
Jttil\ l'iodtuy to usitah..p, vrill
onverwo for nomination as
the Vhig for County Au
or The ynal.L. 3110411 01 lir. }her. are such •. to
the 1.,,p61ni eiorhompe of thedalits of the oStee
d ht
an. lomat.. and c outonopey as a Whlg,.gaailaaal
rotrone c.anos on the fivrotable'eoltiadernoon of the
party. Ile wtll L up .o supported tai Convention by
MANY WIIIGS.
OMNTT Ittairnm—Atet.sr.:Editors: ju are requeo•
te ant. tn.... .....Irough the tolJrnna o. 7oar paper,
61;011,1; %V. 1 , 0%V:11.. N. 1e.,, of l'iunn
0211411.11.• I , otoinioon for the thee of Re
w. the dociaomi 01 do , Anti-MasOlue and
gemC°“'")
C"ven"'. NY WHIGS.
uo'ff..lftwEl S NIA
-
To rni. Var.. AL.l.2.,:ttzsi C•nitrT—l reveetful.
offer myse:f u• o caud,,lnta for Clerli of the Coutt of
ko.. of ANcirhtity counts, AufNef I TO
to, dect•iou of the uppros , 6l,le Dentoctit,c'WPl4
',gluon. I, I ;hook, lin ro tortuna e a. to, obtain - 114e
roNo , i toy endeuvorthal, bo .
,I,.eharge Mit sluaes of Wecaner with
LEWIS VOCNCi
Res:pane:a of TIM Cocrrg.—IIILARV ItRUNUT, of
the 5:1. Ward, p.l.urgh. will he supportellm the Ann:
)tannic and ' Wlmi Convention, tor the, °thee of Conte
y • [Leconte,. Mg Oran. was Sassed a fanner on Lint.
ttot's I.lutd, mm om uhrattiten. a pond Wing, nod wor
thy of an active stn.pOrt. 116 wa. Ili the late war. and
his father in the Havulunonary .eae
tart:dawn T 4 .” BAST LIBERTY.
I:.ilatstas Co: Please to announce for us the naive
of JOHN NIcEIV EN, P. `l of Ilertiottsville. a* • suns
able candidate for the °Mee of Recorder of Ateitheny
county, at the next annuli! election. Relict - Air; hint
worthy, us well ILI cdmpetent, we present him es win
choice, sulneet m p decision of th e IVisig Convention to
June neat. Ireylt..• SOUTH rAyETTL.
Cur NTT . . rotten: You ate reques
ted to announce tthat 11E011 AlesS/ILMICK, Esql, of
uf Ninon towetship,candidem for nortunanou for
the othre of Register. subject to the decision of the
Aitthllasoinc .Cu tV hie Comity Convention.
my IS VERSAILLES.
Cutter( Reoreras.—We are requested to slate that
WILLIAM J. MARKS...of Allegheny city, Is a candi
date for the office of Register of this county, subject to
the nomination of the 111 n, Convention. nty L'37.
Corm Resortre—JAMJN W. KENNEDY. of All..
gbruy city, .01 Le supported benne the Whig and
Anu.Slasottne ssr the office of County Re g .
cate r . s noltvglith.onC MANY IV II IRS.
Coirxrr Covognsesza --Ti D.% VISON, of Pee-
Lies township, is a candidate for the geld office, subtlect
to the action of th e Auti.glassting and Whig County
Convention.. my.l7:dltlityvt•S
Cbmia or Quorratt 11ORNI-Ift, of
Wiiknoburgh, will bupporod before the in
Convention aa a candidata no nomination for Clerk of
the Cuurt of Quarter knot.% by
n070.1:4A w MANY VOTERS.
Cu. or ran Conn.—DANIEL McCURDY, of
Elizabeth, win lin a candidate (or the office of Omit of
the moral Court* of Allegheny couhty. /object to the
ntrecoon of the Anti.l.aunic and Who County Con
vention. myteiddiortC S
Mc.... Enrol. Please announce the name ofJOIIN
CONNER, of Lipper rh. Cilia. as a candidate for the
°time of Recorder. Mr. emitter Is a Whig of the right
stripe, and wooly. of an active support.
niyarAlwAveiver BALDWIN.
R.155,9.—T1ia name of JOHN AIRCAR
KEY is reepeetfully presented to the Whi nod Anti-
Mnsonte Convention, us• candidate for the ot6es of
Register. ' mylll MANY FRIENDS.
lir JARED M BRUSH will be oenndldsto before•
thn Ahli•Almotos and Wins hammy Convention, for
the name of CkA ci the court co quarter St•iStQllX, at.
titygs - WARD.
ID- T. L. fitc:llll.l.AN will be exandideto for the
00g. ci Clerk of the Court or'litgarier Sessions, ire ,
.affect io the deer ring of the apiitooelling Coofeitlion.
re)i,wil&wil
C 012311 C4ll/3,11.1,03‘1.Ti1t r f Tuomns
FAII:kIAN will lie pre,nled tolthelyllig and Aofi-
Slksoille Coaireetion, wire/mile on the I.lu of Juneiiekt, u.didele for the allure office.
E.r.:l.2ve• Tiffin) wAnn.
. .
'Cot'," Coml. astnNEA.—We are rrcur.ted to state
Itnit WILLIAM Itt NSItS, of Allegheny oily, rill I/e
a rnzltlitlato lot the above 014", subject to the decicon
Antl.Alatonic and Wlng Cooaty Court:anon.
nIy . LP.J&, - . • '
ID" Al.littat W. 'TARR'S, of Peebles township,
im a cendidule for ihu ollmu of Rene...der of Deeds,
sud,cet to the decision of die Anti,Shounic and Wliig
Convention. l toyaMdttmetc
COUNTS Rstcoansu..—Masers. Editors: • Your are re.
quested to announce through the columns of youepa
per that JOHN 311t1L1., or West Derr township. is a
eseidulute Int the ollice of County Record tUbJeCt 10
1i1,21.00/1 of 11,e; Anti Masonic and Wh er,
ig Camay
ConvenUott. Jetal.twto
TDMD WALD Patatailr Alas - mu —'6le Aunt:canonle
and Whig ritirrni of Via Third Wanll.Pittsburrh, are
mot...tett to Inert It the Patin. School Mouse on Sal
l...My, the 10th at Julie Inst,, at 7i o'. lock, P.M. to op.
point two delegates to represent said Word to CootoT
Couvenuou, to meet nt the Court 11011 AC on Wednes
day, the 1101 day offune turd tit 10 o'clock, A. M., to
botniante LAIR Wines for National, State and County
offices, to he . supported at tan ensuing fall election.
Alio, to immolate a candid:tie to be supported by the
Whigs owl Actium:et. of wit! Ward fur the race of
Select Grtocilloutt. l ice) Mayo Cm:cm
w g:aztanaa* Ve.cmne.-11 works wonders every.
raver. dy. t May, 12, 1242.
Mr. IL 11. Sellers—Deur air—Your Irerrtufuse prOds•
era
such wondertul moults that t think it worth whale
to give you o few Mote 114.1 it. A onighboroJ.Gray,
bought aunt me ono vial 01 it ; and guru the contents to
the. of his chtldren; the hest peaaed WO, the second
and the third 7U, makimfer7.3 lamina discharged by
oar. one %qui. Mr. Gray/ immethatcly bought to
real more . hir. J. Areurley also g.6-the co
hoone vial to three ofitis which h
fleet 73, from the areoltd lot, and loom 4
making 116 worms, by the , use of one vial. •
ownehild, aged one year, two teaspoonsful, • •
polled Is worms , of which woo at Mast out
long.
I our Vermihme hi considered theObest;,that.has ever
.Imen brought. our section of the ;gauntry, and its far
I know has never failed. Yours reapcmlully
.I.l.•TukmAN.
Prepared and told by IL E. 71ELLEII8, 57 Woodvt.
:fold by Dr, Cease', Silt ward; D. AL Curry, Alleglma y ;
NV. J. Smith, TemperanceriMe r P Drum, Law
wencemile. .Y7O
,
irrpt**at, Seen , Otc.--The Genuinelaird Lionace
. , Le .eele more Justly celebrated ei a care for the
above lb. Loy or all other*. Its cure, are alma jet
„..eenk t laold by Wbi. JACatiON, ldgent tor Ms.
burgh. urn iSdimilaT
BY, MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Correspondence of Pittsburgh Gasdtle
Private Correspondence of the Pittaborgh Canape.
PIIIIADZI2IIII./ 4 Jane 9, 10 o'clock, a. x.
CeneraLTaylor has jou been nominated by the
Whig Convention, on the 4th ballot, by n majority
of 62, votes.
- . Philadelphia, June 9,11 a. re.
The vote on the berth ballot, in tho Whig Con
vention, stands is kollow: •
Taylor,: .. •.. ....... ...... 171
Ch ...... ..... 32
Webster,....p• .............. ..... 14
Whole number of votes,.. ~•
Taylor's mmoriti over all,' 62
Philadelphia, June 9, 111, a. at.
Mlitutp:Fulaupts, of New York, has juat been
nominated, by the:National Whig Convention, for
Vice President..
Corrrrpondenie of the Pittsburgh Gruen°.
The Wbig
Pettrnsl Jona 9,1618.
On the 4th bellcif, this =Ming, Canard TATLOR
was nominated by.the following votc
For Taylor, • !,..• • 171
Scott,— ..... ......... 63
Clay, ' 32
Webater,.......... ............ 14
Whole number of votes, • 250
Necessary to a choice, .. 141
Taylor's mlsjority, 62. .
In the Whig Convention to day, the vote for
ice l'renideitt; on Jiro Balhl , stood es klloars;
..... :: ..................109
Even., 6
Lunt, .......... ........ . ..
King 1
Young ..... ..... ....• . 1
Foote,—
Fish . 2
.McKetutan ... .. ..... 13.
, 14
1
:Choate, 1
Cleymo .............. 3
No candidate having received s. majority of ell
the votes, the Convention proceeded to a second
ballot, when Millard Fillmore, of New York, was
dirty nominated.
JIVe have Mit, as yet, received the dettii4s of the
balloting.) '
Pmeinecrvics, .Tone 9, 1648.
Every body is shoutinefar !Taylor and Fillmore
nod the utmost entbusinadi prevails.
The Convention adjourned finally, this after
noon, at a quarter to four.
The Ohio delegation refined their teannortenee
in the proposed udanimods vote in favor of th.
culmination. •
The ratification meeting
ing, at 7 o'clock, od will
to be held Ibis even
very large.
n 0.., June 9, 1848.
The Senate met nod adjturned until Monday.
to the House, Mr l . Darlin of Wisconsin, appear
ed and was sworn and took his seal. No quorum
being Uresent, the House adjourned until Saturday.
W.ortmoros, June 8.
IntelhOnce has been received of the ratitattio•
of 60 Treaty by the Mexican Senate. The 'sot
stood, yeas 23, nays 5.
The army' was preparing In march borne.
Cormsponcteuse of be l'it.horab G azelle'
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Philadelphia; June 9, 6 r. u.
!lowness to day wea almost entirely suspended.
oa account or the Convention.
I=l
New York, June 9, 6 r.
Flour—The market is qedeL with moderate mien
of Genesee at $5 75, and Western at $3 tlScitSs
57 as per barrel.
Groin—There is a heavy demand Eir Corn. for
oantraos. Olds are dull at its per
bushel. There inn glad - inquiry Or Wheat for
mtlliag pUrposes. Other grains are steady.
Provisions—Thera wiess movement foe-Pork—
the market brag heavy.
Cothm—The malket la'quiet, with no change
in prices.
Hemp—.`Gin of dew rot at $l3O per ton.
Tobacco—The market la dull, with Ito charge
in prte.ra..
Lead—The market is dull, and I hearof no asks.
BALTIMORE MARKET,
• Bat..turoas, Jane 6r.
Flour—Salea Of Ilmvaid St. brands at 115 62e,
and of City Mats at S 5 76par
Wheat—Miles of prime red at 116 eta, aniFof
prime white. at ItMelil3oe per basheL
Corn—Sales of prime white at 46 eta per bush
el, .d prime yelkee at 40 eta.
Porti--Sales of Mesa at WO, and of miner at
,$0 per bbl.
Baeon--isles of Western eared Sides at 44041
eta per pound; Shoulders, in (by alt , 3d31 cts per
lbs. The sales of Proclaim's, are only be the sop
ply of 'lie regular home deman't Lard, however.
it very firm . , and held higher.
CDiCiNNATI MARKET
Cincinnati, June, 9, 1818.
Floor—Sales of 300 bbl. at 3.73 p bbL The
market is very quiet and the tendency is down
ward. •
•_
Grain—The market is without change aince last
•.
re gal - alma—Sales at4202.5i p aid. There is but
hale doing.
Sugar—Sales at .31a41 r 41 but not to any great
extent. Priers have a downward tendency.
Whiskey—The market *Wed • heavy at 11i as
Linseed Od--Sala at 14 eta f gal. • '
Provisions—Without change.. There W no an
tivity m any Arad., quotations are steady.
irr- Bator no Coto:MA—Hats Tern. e.—To the Bald
and Grey—lf you wish • rich; isiourimat
meal of h air,
free from dandruff' and 'cuff, dolnot fail o the
genuine Babe of Columbia. In cases of belittles. it
will mom thou exceed yoor expectations. Alany who
knife lost their hair for 20 years bane had it restored to
im,ortuinal Nelsen* by the rise of this balm. Age
state or condition appear to be no obstacle whatever; it
also causes the fluid to Cow with which the delicate
hair tube is filled, by which means thousands 'whose
hair was grey at the Asiactic Lkigle) hare had their
hair restored to its natural' color by the use of this inset
uohle fratodY.; In all caieirof Ulcer it will be found the
mow pleasant wash that can be kw& "A few spoke..
none only are necessary tigXeep the hair from felling
outs It strengthens the roots, it never fails to impart a
rmh glossy oppeoranee,and as a perfume for the toilet
it is unequalled; It holdi three times as much as other
mistoilled hair restoraii4s and is more effectuaL The
geninne an by Comstock &V.., 21.Courtland
street, New fork.
- .
Sold in Pittsburgh, only iennlne,by WM. JACKSON,
ewesb al., head of Wood; in Wuhinglon, Pa, by
nr& non; in Brorriterrllla, by Brunei & C ro ckr,
In Cananaburg, by Dr. Vourb also, by oar Met all In;
orrery town In Pa., Ohio nod Md. novledkardnaT
U 7.40
Pun
Ontat —Connell%
Magical Pain Extractor—lt is now conceded by medi
cal men that O&nitell's Magical Pain Extractor, manu
factured by Comstock & Co Ii Coorthind at. N Y, is
the greatest wonder of the 12th century. Its effects are
truly ndrocuJoua All pains am removed from barns,
scald., tse., and all emerual sores, in a few minutes af
ter its application; healing the same on the most deli
cate skin, leaving uo scar. It t. equally beneficial:in
all kinds of Inflummstory such so sore Nip
ples and Eyes, Sprains, RhentnattamoY.hito Svrellint
and Ulcers. Braises, Chilblains, Ery.ipelas,
Biles, Tie. Duloreaux, &c. We might 'add as proof we
all we say, the names of many eminent physicians who
nee it in Weir practice, and huudreds of the clergy who
braise it to their people. Kind parent keepit constantly on
aud, ill eilzall ot accident ffy fire, Life may be lost with
out it, but by its use all burns are subject to its control,
unless the vitals are destroyed. Caution—Remember
and ask for Connell's Magical Pain Extractor, mann.:
factored by Comstock & Co. N Y, and no other.
Sold by JACKSON, Ascot for Pittsburgh. Ell
Lib...y .1., land of Wood. • novllid&wtimT
liPLattra Vamstrtior.—Read the following certifi
cate, and ihon doubt. if you can, the triumphant quali
ties possesses] by this grand remedy:
Camrsisaav Tr., VA•mroo, Co, /
Dec. Mat, 1b47.
Mr. Bleakely—Dear Die: I take pleasure In inform
ing you, the bottle of Dr. 11PLane'a Yerrnifuge . which I
purchased from you, has given me entire mainline don.
I rive to a GINO( mine one teupoonfullif it, and she
pained 117 .worms. The mixt momma I gave her a
teaspoonful more, when she pasted 1 117 more. The
neat merging I .gave her the ammo quantity, and she
parsed 13 more. Yours, Re. '
ANDREW DOWNING.
For •Me
at he Drug Store of J. KIDD& CO wood
street. )e5
J•Tm's Exrecroassx.—We would call attenuon to
this excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Asthma, and all erections et the Throat and Lungs
(laving se vent times within a few years put had occa
sion to use n medicine of this kind, we have by experi.
elite tested its excellent qualities, and are prepared to
recommend it to others. Ministers or other public
speaker% afflicted •with bronchial affections will find
great benefit frutu its use. It le prepared by a seinen.
lie physician, and all classes will find it a safe and eft.
across medicine lu the diseases for which it is re
conrm ended•—•(Columbus (Ohio) Cross and Jourusl.
Foe male at the Pekin Ten Store, N 0.70 Fourth meek
myfs •
•
IL Citizens are honorably assured that the fallow
ing 11(11 the actual unallties ota 3s. hottle'atJosaa' tb
sal Hair Restorauve. If they doubt oar Want, they
cannot these highly respectable eitisens, Who have
tried it
.
Mi. Cleo. Beckett, 41Elm sr, New . York:
Mr.. Manna Rees., Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr. Wm. Tompkins, el King st, NOW York.
Mr. Thomas Jenks., ett Liberty st, Pittsburgh.
IL E. Cullen, late bather steamboat W. Amens.
Aiul more• Bunt a hundred cidiers state, though this must
suffice, that it will torte the hair to grow an the header
face, stop it falling MK strengthen the tuna, rat...U.4
retort Sod dandrut tram tho roots, and making light, red
or grey hair imams a flue dark look, and keeptag dry,
hutch or wiry hair moist, son, c/eea and beauusul, •
very, very 'long time. Sold at WM. JACKSON'S SP
Liberty al . ma }4 •
•
1 1 cis 'lter;er atmtntit ut counterfeit *worthless
t i tir ., tr I eishime.
whoyr:lu I ectot i
unturtizs.aare freilontimiiaut.
as great a crime as Ott were . bank ante or the rain
Dime United States. 11 ak Ichnestock Veratifuga
which is the only safe mad certain cure for wort., has
been counterfeited in many sections Gabe country, and
persons should be on their guard when purchasing to
get: o rate:ming article; prepared at Phlsbusgh, P.
SOME ulti4ting ottho IWhig and Annul..
eocatorthe fink Wnnt of the city of Wsburgh. will
be held at the Public School House in said Ward, on
Saturday, the 10th 14t., lit 71 O'clock, P.:11, for We
purpose of eleeting tWys dels.na4s to meet in County
Convention on Wednekilny, the 11th inst. Jen
Pcsirsc Marl:sc.-1%; e cook of tbe East (Mt Ward,
without distinction ot3liarly, opposed to the (Minibus
Bill, are requested ttf.rnect at the :el lVard BoLool
House, this evening nr , fi o'cloeg, tor tt is pc Tos- of
nominating a eandelete for Select Counr.i, to ' , lace of
Robert Porter, Emig, rtsigned.
On the 19th tilt, 004 long and painful illness,
Sloccracorraa, forkerly Panrburgh, but for the
hut eighteen )eare a of Alabama, end for ma
ny years a clerk on the rivers
Water Css*e ralttbiltuotat.t,
I A rPlLlLLlP:alligrai, Denver county Pe, 20. miles
from Itinsburghi.rnn the Ohio rive-n place ta
us for salubrity anZ . beauty of scenery, where the
'subscriber has sine- eight years, in full progress. a
War... Cram Paraltliallsl.T.• Be hoe cutely er Med
such buildings ad oilier
iThCnecessary conventences us
to enable him w'bevcry tenantable convenience
and comfort to the prillents who may trust themselves
larder his care. -••
The proprietor, non"ailling to boast of his success in
curing the won actitahlisease considers hinaelf mad
fied in stating, that fitting the heal trio introduced the
Ilydropathie gym= atomically into this country, and
by consulttt study aurttapplication °flee newinseove
nes and improvemenia in the swam matte in this coun
try, as well as in Fulernc, ha gained ouch experi
.ence, by which his cidabliehment, under his men...,
will render a benefit /a the omitted.
The establithmentlarill he ready for the reception of
patients on the firlof Jane Person. in search of
health or country ri " end exercise , will find every
thing as well arr. as possible fur their comfort.
Charges moderate.
EIDWORDACREII, M. D., Proprietor.
Burn. May 16,1 d.
We take pleasurtg recommending Dr. Acker 's es•
tablishment to such ' may be desirous of resorting to
Hydropathie treatment.
B D Barker, Benjamin Adams, John 11Shannon. 111
Lawrence. John Althorn, Wm Detilinger. Frederick
Charles Speyerer.. Vt. ruyill:the
101.11 V BOOKS—life of Cromwell, by J T Headley
ill Power of the Patron, by Ounliner Spring, D. V.
Bethel Flag, do• do
Jacobus on Gospel. Matthew with Harmony;
Lectures on Sh aky . voila
Path of lila, or Lalratche's of the Way to Glory and
Immortality;
Footsteps of Meath; •
The Convent; by autlior . of School Girl in France;
Now mid The. ba Warren;
Sketches of [scrawls, on Parables and Miracles;
Ireland's Welcome to We Stranger; I
Erased upon kiaidh;
Hasskidon, a tale 9f and for Englised: 3 eels.
For sale by • ELIJOIT & ENGLISH,
SAO 79 cooed and SII marcet
.ROUGU Aid) READY MEETING!!
' TAYLOR ANLFFILAIORE RATIFICATION.
T..}: friends of the Whig Noninices are invited m
meet in MURRAY'S YARD, (formerly Broad
bent's) on Penn street, near the Canal, nu next TUES
DAY EVENING, Fah inst. at 71 o'clock. to ratify the
nominations of the khiladelphia Convention.
Several Orient members of the Convention
have been invited l 4 attend.
blesara. Foßoard,
will Loomis , Denny, Williams,
Darragh, Bighorn, irid others :11 eiddres• the olsetiog.
Come one and aliNurl let ui .give them a little mom
Groper' Jett/
LIFE OF CROASVELL—Just received per express,
liesdley's Lif&of Crotowcll. in one Vol,
Fault told its F.dhcts; or Fragments from my Port
'Folio: by .!r. Ptilater.
ofOrseeiLl Interior Life, by Upham; IA& of
Fool,, by irghent, Pict:tonal+ of Xle•hodado, by Rec. A.
Steven, The llngdsh Pulpit, a collection of sermons
by the most eminent bring divines of England; sketch
es of Sermons on the Parablei and Menem, I'Veandsr's
Life of Christ, J L 1114 AD,
reit, Apollo Building, 4th street
Journal copy .
_
LAD-900 pigcieeeivt . ii and for sale by
Ljell) JAAIES A 111.711:111sON lc Co
I)AR LEAD-IVVO lba ie store and fo r sale by
jaw JA s A IIU PCIIISON k Co
07—, Aogo,ta - et! oL
sLosed. me for sale Lry
Ij ilZ
jeto JAS A Hu-Ft:taws
LIF-11P—Ainnilet Mid idisiouri Hemp, hector; and
11 for gala by ,jelU JAS A iIUTi:ItiSON hCu
_FEATHER:C-4Lnp prime Kentucky Feathers,JUlt
received aiseior .ale by
jell , ',.
--o- JAS A HUTCHISON& Co
—,;
I . IACON Ifit.slEU-6 cask. !lams, a very superior as
JJ Hole, Just reetived and for •11:0 by
2010
—... : JAS A iIIACHISON A Co
4, USTAILD SEED-7 tbls Keuteeky hluetosd Seed,
111 di store otdlTor sale ty
icIO • JAS A HUTCHISON & Co
AND itl,olA , Sl'd•—ou hlnis euger; 56
1.3 bids Modtso a, landing from picamcr
Swan end lot Jule In;
ll=
1 , 0-I: . = l , llas No I Leap , per sun
lj'Slououglabeli6 tur sale try
li=3l
et AT AND RABLEV—IKK.bu•Io O. and 50.11. i
1.1.1ey. to arts.: on Moms y: lor .41c by
S S IV lIAICUACGII,
jelp tnd 1,1 troll! Os_
Pd": Com. trl !tort nod tor I,le
S AV lIARBACCiII
Iland for
PARED PEAOIIES—A few bud] to glare and or
sale by 2 , jelb S k OW IIARDA11;11
DorATio- 4 - 2 44 ucka Galena Ne.bunnock....; jun,
I - received and for onto by
• jelO POINDEXTER A. Co
CECESE— . ...9 lin Dr Raceme, for sal. by
lea , A -POINDEXTER &
ITONKY-4 kegs Honey, In more toot fan oak b y .
11 jclo cuiNov..vrEit sCo
BLACK AND . , PANCY SILKS—A A 511wun Co.
Dlove ou LAO the roow extenure os•onatent of
black 4.4ol:Lucy Stlt• to lw aunt/ to the etty. ;et°
1 - tfe72 , ,t l ot s a tt2 r lZ 4 ; '. .. c' t7: .. Ot:
tonqnwtent 004 for ule
Ly
ROBERTSON & REPPERT,
je9DI wcond. neon wood or
I,ItODUCE: taa. S Flour, i,u do Corn Alexi, lu
Sollern, 10i/o thus, :5 do While Ikon, for sale
by el
S ,
:--IT7:Aibbis on conergument and to sale low
8 05 b ) ,,, jr9 J C BILNII-3../..
- • , .... __ ..._
rinFAS (iOOpS.. —A A Meson A Co. GO Market et.
1.../ bags just recd I eases 01 neh Dress Guedit, com
prising liereges;tirenadrors, Tissues, Core de Chrne.
Challiss .1 , e At jr9
SHAWLS—A fiA Mason k. Co. have o hand ry•
variety of Sliawis, which they arc =Hunt at redu
ced meet. .?; je9
ritHREAD & Johnson, 46 Market sr
r~
havejast reniil 2 cartons armor those wide Threat
Laces: from 121;411 per yd up. Alm. one carton of
hleehtin do; oneldo karts Puma do; also 13 canons
conon Laces. Pettier. sod others will find it its their
imermt to cm, al they win be sold ar extremely low
prices.
PhlETAr . ...}&J.ions Pig Metal. 111.e&rfornace.
,for . ale by
~ .1_404 IiAtiALEY & 3101111
ritANNElihr 01 . 1..-14/ bbls Brown Oil, superior, for
val=by len 11.466LEY & salmi
boa Bunch Raisin& in mom and for
14. sale by v lee 13AUALEY & ts.3lllll_
P O X: dt ' ; ' r r el ' e ß b L y .' ;
yYTCR/JPE:—A fresh enYply jO9l reed and for
Sala C AIIIIIJIIINOT
CA
J II . TRIC-24ases cord cambric. for
..c *
`'SADDLERS' di.ffe,rentecllirtaf4ruZrlq
HUE lIIII4D- - Titley's" green, half bleached
0 and whiw, f axle by jets C ARLIIJrIiNUT
ViblA RUBBIIR CLOTHlNG—Comprising a large
mock, such abi'Contr, Sacks, Pen Jaclew,eape•
with or without Lilecres, Leggings of three didereu•
kinds, Hata,
W &t 1t
to be had
Nut th e India Rubber Ik
pot, o 5 Food jeb Jh II PHILLIPS
ft —
INGIIAMS-441 A Mason & Co. hove received six
caw new Cryle of (Aughacus, which they are sel
ling at the exticAre low price of Ile cu. WI
' S n ola ,. P 9 l - c A •r t t ' s 2‘ o l l
, e ;:x . rY k kiud, b ctlo v pr n rslryy .d Il Ur o:n w e " v d :
ry superior Crept) bilk hoil Bairn Shawls. je6
.
WROCUIiT , 01.4.AIIS—A A Maori & Co, Nom
Market sq,iscerust Tted per express, WV Wet
Collars °revery ythriety, tome ut the low price of 14
MMIMMI
---
.
I , oll.A.CCO—lifjkegs No 0 twist Tobacco. landing,
.1. from steametldonottgababiand for .alt by
jo7____ 4; J AMB: DAI.Z Fist
FFLOUR-9Mil! remising bum suur Cutoul and for
sale by M iel JAMES ISALZELL
REASE-7 bids Grease , now lon bag from swain.
Cumberland god for sole by ,
07 , ', ISAIAH LICKFN & Co, frontAt
lA:ATM:HS 4i ) tSINSENG—Now lauding from
1: steamer CumMilrland and for sale by
_jet '.-- ISAIAH JIMMY & Co
r, •
COTTON-4I bees now lunlingitom sunr Cumber
la:l,l4nd for .are LA ie7 PSALM] DICKt..I' & Co
Dov PEACHetI-160 btu auerree, cure and
Gar sale by . ..lie: ISAIAH DICKFIY e. Cu
LOST—Frona theOtenmer Causal, • LLI of Herring,
marked lado II Nina led
on the vehurfou %Wednesday last, and it - is I:apposed
it has Lien hauled at throudi
NSUUAII
.. 411 M prima uir prio . .ti 0 Sugar, received
" .re.reamerPeri'"'t lrgrµph and
ELSS 14.110i---/trliblx prime hleri Pork, just reed
mid for sale Sh %V
..5d ,rater and PH Irma.
V ;'cl
EATHERS—Jureeetrecl altd for gale by
1: /ad DEO COCHRAN, hdi at
Si:/RPENtiNE—oa jive reed and for
sale try tbl LIHAUN A 11E1 CND
VANILLA IlLANg.—Primequality, jual reed .cl
V for side by
_Aell DILA & RLITEIt
/AIL VITIIIUL-4 . .boya tot teed and for tale at
V.. , the Dr. &nom /a 5 J KIDD & Co
ALUM-Alhhia Dare and - Tor aale at thedr.
warehoure of /ro J KIDD & Co.
ALDEN'S Nt.RVIZ AND BONI: uNotENT—ao
. gross just rocs twrsd and for sale by
e. 5. J%I DD Co
I , I4PREED—rYt bble ( or sale at the drug ware.
Hhouse of ....; •OS
i J KIDD re tht
•
FIStilNO 1100T14-72 doe India Rubber Fibbing
Roots, ju t e rte',rby east,. and fur sale elate me.
dm R uhter Depot, NO %Vow! .urea.
ley ___it__ J ,t, If PHILLIPS
S 11 ; 131. DER 13R.P,!,71*.t—1 dos Shoulder Bruce., In.
the Rubber, recited by correct sod fur solo at
the ludia,Rubher 1435, 3 wool Street.
je3 , q J& II PHILLIPS
INDIA RUBBE R} ALLIS—, Id dot India Rubber
BUD, (Of cbildr4Au excellebi article for exercis
es; jblit receirEd ;press, rod for .ale by •
J 8 II PHILLIPS
"ANONEI DDLTS., few as ampler, received by
in °Awes. asil lOb r.lo by jes X4ll PHILLIPS
A . N . Di u l L;tl B l. ri VA n It ti d o:2 r i z , c: . r q. i o ,
do; do Snot Liens:11;101d Cresun Cop. do Olop do; d
large Pitchers, *soh ips; do Mo'.asses do do; do Coin
0n,., with lamps. }or sale at low prices.
"GlitL & GETTY, sign Big Pitcher.
FLOWING. PAINTED BLUE QUEENSWARE—
We WO ' OOM enticing • Ake MOM/ICW of tbi,
cheap and beautiful want. lei, GILL &GETTY
MERU:AN QUEENSWAR.E—thau be Wu/ ui ni!
Iu SATICtIeS, tie sutra of-.
joS GILL ik.calrry
IBH-50 bbls prime No 1 Shad; 50 lick No 3 Macke'
and lot übs by
Jokkor TAAPER O'CONNOR
AUCTI'N SALES. I
_STEAM IipATS..
Ry R. Lemmon Anetlancers:.
On IVedneuley. the lew intutet. of 11 o'clock, al the
ineniret wares an Hach:men'. wharf
-5151 BAGS RIO COFFEE— joet imported in the
k.:Laibeth and Manchciter..
. • .
L.s.l43logUes and retaples will be prepared de day
Before the sale. le?
By Thos. Anderson IC Co., Anetloneere,
Utile - VILLE. KY. • -
132 lUUI. N. 0. biliAli•AT AeCTION.—On
Tueinlity, the 4011, commeAcing.at 10 o'clock. A.
M., we will sell 1.T.1 hhils. prune New Utica. Sugar
at Auction. .
By James &Menne, daetlone or.
Peremptory tFah
Of Furniture, Feather 15th, betleine, he., on account
of when, it may concern, at auction, 'at the Coiled
Sutter Hotel.
On Saturday next. ,, June lOth, -et 10 o'clock In the
forenoon, %Will be sold.positiVely, without reserve, ott
account of whom it mit) . em '
hod - at the totted Staten
Hotel, corner of Fenn streetandthe Canal }toxin. (ra
ther beds and bedding. auxins which are in port the
following, vim. Feather beds, b. dditsg, mattresses, ear
peting;bureaus,ehaits, books, mantel'ornassenti, an..
Those concerned in the above property, %id take
notice of this alverusement.
jes • JAMES hIeKENNA, Aunt
By John D. Davis. Auctioneer
Dry Grath, 4,, at Auetton.
On Saturday morning, June to; at 10 o'clock, at th
commercial !tales Room, corner of Wood and Filth
atmets. will be sold, several con sirninetas of fresh and
fashionable fancy and staple !try tioods.
At eirfeloca,
•
12 hr. assorted glassware; 11 do Witslow glass, as
soiled sae.; 5 ifron safes, for counting douse and steam
boats; 5 ball chests Y 11 and Week tea; 2 qr casks 5/a
deina wine; Y do French broody; d boo Virginia ioLoc
co; cigar., knatehes, window sash, shovel., queens
wre, hardwar, cutlery, se.
A general assontrieutof new nod second ham' house
hold furniture, to.
Al 21 o'clock p.m.
A large qurunity of good quality and fashionable
spiing and summer ready made clothiug, boOls r :shOe.,
dry goods. gold and silver watches, tine quality pen
end pocket knives, jewelry, kitty. rota forks, um...,
scissor., brace nod bits, trunks, de. ieg JUI1:1 0 DAVI.% Ana t.
Boob, Yen.; and Paper 'at Audio-a.
ON Saturday evenlog, the :Amu, at 71 o'clock.' at
the Camino del Sales (loom, confer of Wood awl blab
streets, will be sold a large collection of valuable mis
cellaneous books, on'fracing standard works on !Leal
fry, history, poetry, arts, sciences, masic,,ac. Also,
fine letter and cap writing paper, family andpockd
Bibles, blank hooka, piano tootle, gold end steel pens.
Boots eon be crammed on the afternoon ornate,
jell JOHN D DAVIS, Aunt
AffIISEMEIVM
PITTSBUILOLITIILIATILE, , .. •
C. S. Porpto • lininiger tied Len.
5AT...., 3.1 r 10, 1t,4.3, to corritneuee with the
GOLDEN FA BSI CR.
- -
Golden Former • • •• •• • . • .............. :Mr. Prior.
Duey Iliontner Mr. Ponce.
bhienbeth Vise Pone,
—Alter wind; DANC.F., by Albin Anna Multi..
codeude with the
OCEAN CIIILD. • • '
ItT. 1 1;-1T.
Kele
Zilonday-Benefit of Miss Porter.
Para• or Anowdoo.—Dress Circle t 50 cr.; Second
Tier, 35 err; Y14C.% (inner), X.
EECM
. . .
THE ORIGINAL GAN DO, ULE ILARSIONISTS
cowistidg co Misers. W. U. Plumes, %V. Houk, J.
Jueubs, J. U Farrell, and T. Archer. respect.
tulip inform the Citizens OF Pi...burgh that .they Fill
givees series of rwhiceplusi Concerts, commencing o.
Thursday evening, May eth, nu.l comm. Friday tcpd
:intraday.
Cards of Admission, 25 cents.
J. C. BENSON, AgvuL
FANCY DRY GOODS.
SEA.P/lAN
321 Ilroadway, ficw Y
- IMPORTERS ANDJULDIF.DS French ono
]. trd hfutsluts, Daregets, Laces, Lothrtndenes 7 Men.
nos. I,thasals, Hosiery, (Doves, Livens, bombazines,
AND ALL irrnEn A iuKriES , &Ne V Guors.
They woke country Merchants, ViSltillft New rOfk,
to examine their stock before making then . putchaoss.
Mr. Mut( Coos for malty years of tha houae of A. T.
Stewart &Co, Dorn which he fantail on We Ist also
tv.ith nod Mr. 111,11. IV4IO has an illtrlen in
he btoinesvo was trio favorably known in that meth.
lishment. maathy
PRINTS ONLY.
CEDAR ST., NEW YORK
LEE & BREW.STEIt
F,nalt . h.hrtl werehoese in Ike year Itelit, or the per
peer of eupplytec the City awl harrier Trude with
PRINTED. CALICLIF, al
lose . ptives—and esinbiting, or ..1/ (.111241111
Tco e year, Cl I..orgese A...torment in
ILE WOItL.D.
•
' They are 1t t oicni n , 7, `eves. Iltro . died Package,
pew:op./sing eve new ayte of Foreign and Domani..
produetion j many awl:Pell have jail Leah - forum/ad
and aro ouercapar ada foe Dart. and shoat madit, at .
PII.IOES REDUCED ,
FlillSl
ONE TO FIVE CENTS
per yard below 'the maces of April and Alsy, as per
printed Catalogues, which are corrected daily, for the
information of buyer,
puivr wsittmorsE,
New York, June, MAL f jy2dirst
TO THE COMIIISSIONiIIS PRAIRSTI.-
VANIA RAIL 'ROAD CORPAIKY.
ENTLEIIEN:—:forte me subscription ebler weary
%,,,T_Thotriand hharea of the Stock In this-Company
'baste...raised by the nail RondConventiurt, Mawr
out ruthenium hare been made' to me Martha books
should be again open to gice ouch as aiadisposed no
oprrirtr . ity to , absentia the stock.
fa 'ty with the expressed wishnfyour fellow
citizens, I hose tp request dint you trill again house
the books to be opened attach time and plate sa you
may
deem
rn' t. '. . P lTaia o LT:47l l l T h. co.
Piushurgh,June 6 ISM.
Pennsylvania Mall Road Company.
N pumas/we of the foregoing request, ounce ts acre.
by given thM. Books Will be opened for, subserip.
1,011 to the stock of he Pennsylvania 'Bail Bead Com-.
patty. cm Friday and Saturday, the nth and.loth June,
wont 9 o'clock
.r .1..111., to 1 o'clock, P. M., at the Cow
puny's office, Third sweet, below Maack. and at the
Merchant's k. - 31anufactuter's Bank, and at the Ex
cleanse Fine Dollars per share to fie paid at the
atm of sabscopttom
Lamest at the rate of six. per cent. per annum, will
be paid by the Company ott al/ instalments ftoorthe
dam of payment niumAs DA L,
CHARLES AVERV:
JOHN D. S
Y UOENBEKOER,
WILSON /11'CANDLE....' , S,
WAL
• • (3..WIJACKBON,
1. - C 910011BUDAD,
_WAY. WTI. EIOIIII./Ell.
City Ditguetriatiliery.
1111141anutar, 0.10. IMP auto.
1106 E begs leave to inform the citizens of Pitts.
O s burgh and vicinity, that he bay tales the Doer
rian Rooms lately occupied by Mr. Ponce. The pi
pub.
Ile are assured that rill the late improvements are secu
red, and will he brought into operatiottrby•Mr. Hoge,
who has been a constant operator signet/Aral woe.
first discovered. Entire satwfactionirlsanutteedtw
all who may become hi.pelmet. r.. IL•will.refet
with pleasure to dlr. Power, in whose estahligtment be
has operated for the last twrive Months. Faintly Por
traits, Engravigs, llaguercoypes,_ wecurately
copid. I.lkenestes lateirio any watherOlitid' set
'octets, breast pinu cases and nausea.
in
hint/macaw fovea in every bratich ortheeit t and nil . '
Tsarinas tarnished..' _jean! •_
HITE 6001 k/ FOR DM.SSTS—AV R Murpby
rr has lately received a full assortment of erbite
Foods for Ladies Dresses, including—Scotch mull Mos.
lair Swiss do; Nottsook do; plain Jationets; small bar
red do; satin barred do. Also,
Fur Evening Dresses—White embroidered Swiss
Muslim; pink embroidered Tarlton do; blue do; new
style damask striped and embroidered der plain white.
blue, plnk and "trove colored do; also, eriroidered and
Sails. Muslin', by Ole yard, for Evening reues; also
Black Lace shawls, Scarfs and Capes -French Wad
Seotch necilie work Collars; an assortment of new and
beautiful style Linen Cambric llimdker i chle,• moons
ink do; all at lowest cash prices, at north-can corner
of Ith and mllkel su. jrd
Steam Engine and - Saw 311111br Sate.
ri , 111.; .tit •cribers hating now their lower.Saw-Aser.t.
ILen PLASI:IO Alamitos in sueccesial operation, of.
c s , their upper vilh with its lentil Engine end Lain
Cutting kJtahlishmemt, and the Frame kittildings eon.
ironing &ern, Or sole on roa•mlable and ectotanoda•
ung terms. The Ireton engine is au excellent me, and
all the works iu the blowing and Lialt Calling eaten
name]. are in good order and condition, and altar.
chaser can remove the in bole nod put them into opera
tion iu towhee place, in IC. Matt outy daya Lotter.
pail paid, directed to the subseriii'ers,.Pitatareh, wilt
he promptly attended to. • •
jelbti NEVILLt IL CRAIG & SON.
IIrANTED-A partner 'with a capital of fit Vat,
IV engage with Me advertiser in et very pluatat,l
manufacturing. basilic, Where there is Ito comp
Luta, and that pays a profit orlon per scut. To a i.e
s i tanni,
wanting a permed) sate and petult Rimin
no oppoitunit) otters seldom to he met With. Adams
J. Richmond, at me office of this paper, mann.; whet .
en interview cwt .e . bad.
QI.,PLIt DLit Eit,LNCli CLOTHS—NV R Murphy
invites the attimooti at gentlemen wattling Cloth.,
IL/ Lis usartzue4 of very most make of French and
English Cloths. A 'eat piece very superior blaek
likeuch, Just recd; also, Loosens and Cmisimercs, in
great vafiey; 'simmer Caositiveres and Tweed., fur
melte and boys' wear, black satin Vesting., whim
Jlarseilles 40; gent, white and bantered hues cumbtie
Ildkfs; super ulatto and colored do; gents Wove,
Hnsicry;Ste.; Gauze, Remo and cotton Uudersbitis,
for summer wear; blk and fancy Cravats: Gingham
and Jae on et do, he.
— lerikaaa • -
ASTEIL:CO HEEL isuAT, of arrow ttO tons buck
then, light draft, about ten mouths out, will he
sold at hargaiu, if application is made soon. 'Enittiirt
of • ) JAMES KERR, Jr.,
jeldtw water elect
. AdmOa NI ante. _—
A la. the persouit taupuny of beorige Ridley deed,
wititm sold at dol., Metter's, iit East Liberty,
Yeebles township, at 2 o'clock. /11., his right, One
and i, ,jerest la a lease of the Moos GloVc Farm.
!.at.r. , . SAML. hi'KELVY, Agnes,
tR': N 1 iliti Itl 11ForiDLEV—The Life of Olives
41..;101aV6 ell, by J T Headley, author of -Napoleon
null hint 11n,•hale,' - TheSuered Alountiine," ^llneh•
Ilium', and do rieneralv,* etc. etc., Received this day
and for gale hy JOHNuIIYIN.A STOCHTUNT,
' jel) Bookseller" nor market and MI ant
311011-5 bbl. Pock oo Land and for Wei loar to
. close by,'" jes TAAFFE, J. O'CONNOR.
1411.0 U bLis in store and for wale by
j - TAbtihir &. BEST.
MACISEIIIi4—Zio 2 nod 3, Numb 'on baud sad for
sale by sed VASSKV & LLST
SSALTS—:vbbir rectivad and Air role by
• • TASSEIC BIZT
- -----
SpOBACCO-15 b. lb. Gump. superior quality, meld
J. on consignment and for sale lossby
jes TASSEY & BEST.
IPOTASI.I-4 calks reed Ws day; and !brute by
jes • • TASSEY tr.
.
TS
of
ar
'P R al L sge. `o n r t e r b y
-1 olle, blue
and
e d
IL 33 a qunltty, joet old for as:e to the
to
extenowkittary for rat.., the cswe,
303 WitrrE
k)ARASOLS—I3 carts silk, woosland gingham P
cola, late style. gad handsome pariara Just ?yen
and Co. We by B/LILCILE/T i wilak,
I p
„lic woad la
•
.:. ~~-.
- _
I . .NN AT I & PITTSBUIttiII
•
' .DAILv PACKEI
HIS well known in of splaueid passenger Stems .
era is now composed oC target:. saculesi, best
11.11 d furuisbed, aud most iowerhil Loamoil die
wpirca of tie 1% est. ' korefi accunittiodutiou and emus _
for t that tummy can procure. has been pro.'" forgo..
wager. The Line Ws been in operiums tar broyeara;
—has carried a ludfictit of people without the !mistily.
ry to their persona. The bouts will tie at the him of
food Atree t tbe day previous to earwig, for the weep•
hou of freight Rod the entry of passenger, Mt tie reps ,
ter. lu aU eates the passage money muss ba paid in
Mll•ahee. •
SUNDAY PACILT.
The ISAAC MI.tI - KUN. Capt.' A. Cr. Mama, rd.'.
leave ratsbargh every Suada) rourahvg at to o'c:aer;
Whee ay hug
.a, every holiday eveurug IO r. -
M ... Ihl7.
MONDAY PACKET. •
The MONO:\ tiAltk.l.A, Capt. t•toar, will Icar ,
Pitta
burgb every Monday moroirw. 11/ o'clock; ‘l.l , C.lWir
erery:Sonday avematt at 10 • .
- TUESDAY PACKET.
The - MITT-VIA No. 2, Cent. J. tasaccituDt,lll
leave Pittsliorrh rum Tuesday meraitig at 1U o'clock;
Wheeling every Taming evenuur at IV e.
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
The NEW ENtiItAND.No. 1, Copt. rt Mau, will
leave Pittsburgh every Ikednesday cooruing at IC
O'clock; Wheeling party Wednesilay esculag at Int,* .
==!
'The BRILLIANT, Capt. Gases, to letive Pitts
burgh every llantAnt morning et tho'eloeb;
every Tburieley evennigat la r.
•
FRIDAY PAORET.
The curpEr. root •0. Copt. leave riuto
burgh every. Friday /naming at 10 o'clock; IVticetleg
every Friday carping at 10 r.
SATURDAY PACRET.. •
The IdatetllNGFß, Capt. t 3. Reao, trill leave Pitts.
burgh every Saturday raoralog at 10 trclota Whretiak
every, Saturday evening 0110
.NEW LISIION AND PCITSDUILDU DAILY LINE
OF CANAL. AND STEAAL FACKt:CS,
1 84 8 ' ' 47i5=2
ITU •
Leavcs Piusbusgla daily. at 9.o'cloels, A. 211., end ars
them at Glasgow, pnoons vftheSausly rind (Mauer Ca•'
as 3 o'clock . . antl'Newr I.lnlma AI It, rotor Wen. •
Leave, New Lisbon at eoclock; P. M.. pnaltwg the
trip caner to the river during the nighl.l and tillorgoso
at 9 o'clock, A. A, and arrives at l'itisburgls aro P.
td.—thirs making ,ti:moo, line for carrying
scsionts and freight between New l.i.hon and Putts.
burgh. in shim:al.Om, mid at losf rotes than by any
. . .
. . .
Theptoprietors of this Una have the plea of in
formiug tke public that they have fined op tuofivol ohm.
Canal Bor-ts, for the accumta-ention of patt.etigers end
freight, to ran in emisiemean with the w , tl known
steamers CA1.1:11 COPE and BEAVEIt, and connect •
iag, at. Glasgow.with the Pittsburgh tend .Cincitt
nett aml °arm daily hues of strutters 40 , .1 the ChM
and Mississippi rivers. The proprietors pledge them
selves to spore 110.iptilsG or trouble to insure cola
fort, refits and dispatch, and mk or the pukka a slture
of thmr patronage. I
ACTI.ORIZED AGENTd.
G 7d..11.(111.Tt.N, • j u „. • •
- le /1.1213-kUalf, j ttUt` t lll.Rtar
ILANNA. &Co.
mylld: .1. 11..kftlIAL1(111 & Cc. IN.i .
• •
ZNO7ICF.--The steamer . BF:A VEIL C. Citerkei resok
ter. will leuve niter dd. no k; ior beaver, Glasi.ovr
and NVelleville punctually, at 9 ili'slocis hi the =ruins.
my
018. - - e
PITTEISITILGII& lIROViniarIiTLLZ
Dully. Packet Liao.
FEBRUARY 1.11, 151 e • FEBRUARY
LEAVE DAJLY AT a A. rd., AND 4 P. M..
The
- .•.''''The following 'new boats complete-- .
6.; --- ':_ PVlles firm for the present sensom ATst___
w it i gWi. ,, LAS IC, Capt. James Parklueon;
ILll.llp, Caps A. Jacobs nod LOUIE
loi ‘a.
1111,11 NE, eapi E. ilmotett The ele are entirely -
sew, nod ere Wed op without regprd expellee Es.
057 comfort Shot money Cali MOONS Lai les peptide&
The Come ll lease the blottoognhela err Coat at •
the foot of I to,. et_ Passengers will be pioetest co
board, asthe boats Will•nermodp.ienTe 11l the miser.
tised hours. BA. ALand 4P. itl •-- Jan3l ...
FUR WIIRELINU, CINCINNATI Ask.t.)I.IIOVILLE.
, 1
.e IIZOL a AX §.14/044.1 P.cu: 17m
r
• 4 * 7T-41..EitAPi,
Perky,. Commander, kayo lot
Loutesine. mut intermediate point every Saturday,
at TO o'clock, precisely. • • • •
For freight Or plumage apply on 14,.14 Ol tO
• . FORSITII ATUNCAN, Agent.
'rho Telegraph has been built
to for a regular
pocket, otot Olth view courely to the comfort OF pat.
sangent the accommodations are inferior to no hoe:
on me Weilsru waters. " IS
-• new Imltt draught papengat
••packrt AMU RICAN b:Atild.; •
James Athiteoth muster. in. rats
:Or the above and iteermediato ports
on this hoy. the :tab ins:, at It: o'e:ock.
For freed:: or pease., apply od boned, or 10
ism (:I:Jlll.ll.l‘tte.ittatlt.A. ent.
'
FOR I.OCISVII,LE.
,r h. The Mat running steamer
,
_, , j LADY 111. RON,
i'.l . : t •lt' l./7n0., 14 Clark, ntatter.v.lll leave . forthe abova
nd intermediate boding', this day.
For freight or Fassaae. apply cm hottn/, or to, , .. -
jell, .1 ST BCTLER a 11110.,.agents.
M323111=1
" ; - =,,kl 14' .Pl''dil ll .3 M; . •
Coles. rriaate, will leave fortis clove
itornricoiato parwonWedoraday
at 10o'cl.k, At. •
For froighl or passage, apply oa board.
317
FOR ST. LOUIS AND ILLINOIS NIVEL ' ,Jr. !
. r Tte film iteamer
7 , . ALIQUIPP . A,
• NI,. •15PC:TzfA , i t = 4, 711 1,0 1 !a r ta: l, l;slk;
Far (might or passage apply on boarel •
' Tile fine sterner
..
SAVANNA,
474
D''in =l 'th l e"e' 'th =(ulne
s reporst ftlo
551, iusr-For'reight at pne
spplyon ;tard.'
tett
REGULATt PITTSBURG/II CINCINNATI PACKET '
.- .. The stemma,
ig7 .. ...../al • NEW ENGLAND,
•• •... NCCltire wailer, will run as a regular
. 4
ailemou ' , lsrael from Pittsburgh to
Cillii/111411. the leas her first trip. nudes the ilex
arrangement, heat. at 4 o'clock, P.AI.
„ •
• 7.7 - 1,FI: BT-LOUIS
fine reenter
• J J cIurrENDEN,
mast( r. leave :Or ale shoes ,
sod Interthrdinte pore . this dry.
'For freight exit... mro
e appls hoard — my3t)
11F,GUIstsl1. FITT54111161! . : 'AAA ~...Z4NFSVILLE.
.. _ .
.•,.......h t 1 The fino.ook4 liOtitiiiiabt **valor
. PHILIP la00111114:41.4...
.44'14' Wrote oaritarritt•koa*.kitulnuTh
otatlyits.akore , : - ' • ,-,:• : • ' ,
70.1 boat it every" sr4at.**l34:llto.cotofort et
parrortavra: . tilto rant to . .tatottFolittitloitiratuaiellby -_
I.intL whirh most, her at ItraisMa,:ps,trobtla or rot
4art•••ofint• on bnwryl. '-, •. •
.. 7 7, - • ._ mys 3
Fult
RRORtaz
The mess end lien drew&ht -steamer
tr amstevi lettii. [Or th<
above and thona , 4,
_it
_le
day, I as 10 A M. Pot fretui . , 9ri...?ge "rt.
on homed — - - " - .033-13
FULL WIIEELINEVAND
x. ll 7: i nt and vulbsutt t . nl
. 4 .- #)t .. „..
„d i t!
Andrew Poe Master. hot resuittiratid"
'reioiltir trip, boom.. Wheeling, Bridgeport fund Eittit .
burph 1. hying Pittsbprigh on Mondays /opt Thursdols.
L Rmi: " R TD, e l ch wIdTa" NF T.,
, rki WELLSVII442,'
Hamra, master, will leiree for abots
and all herratieliste Port. on -. V0 ,1 ....
Joys riteurdays of each For freight or fie.-
opply oil board or to
."‘ fetift GEO R MILTEfiIiftRGER. Mk.
• • ,PITTSCURGII A. WiIIEELINO - PACIEUr;
.The twill steamer ' • .
CONSUL,
• roey E KinneT, master, will leafve—
gularly
. for. heolibg,.on 1%15.1ay,
traduced:ly and -day, at Id oNlock precisely - . • -
Lee beeliug every Tuesday, Thursday, gni -So•
sudsy, at 7 o'clock, a in, precivelx: • '.
Tlia-Coneul will land at all the lutertnediate pens.-
Every accomodailou that eau be procured for We con:
dirt and valety of p dotro bee been provided, 11 ,
toot alvo provided with a wit-acting safety guord se
yeveitt explosiono. For freight dr poootuto ati.,7 ar
board or to DAVID C
feb4 corner of lit wad Ragthhalil eta
Melaa'SPORT, LIAZAI.I AND 31 . CIIIONG
LA CITY PACKEr.
1. The new steamer ' •
Naha., matter, aril ran ...hove;
Leaving' Tirtaergb every '
*Nedaeltilay and Friday, at al a'clock, A. at.., atal Fut.
aul , 4alielaCily every' uerday,'LlarradAy eta , ' SMaiday•
at :I eitltwk, A. at. For freight or swage apply
board. t ite2l.
, • FOR FRANKLIN. -- • ,
_ . A ........t ri .' trot tow nod /itiht draucht memool
4 .; , ' A EMil ' ler,3l A tu n tr i r ° ,. " l:ltt s er4Prtnt ' tir.
Ire port every Wvtlnettday cod Pat.
lollop, no 4 I'. M. For frrigM or pottatogr. atyly, on
• ioall. •
• Notice to I . ..litters: .
•
EXPItEbo. l'.loCliT LINE
7. .- • 4
. • ..
PIPLASELPIIIA AND l'lALTllluith2. .T HE rubscrilxts have engeged iha light enclitic
steamboat YANKEE, t carry sun:wets ID
from the Aqueduct at Pt - resort
She will depart daily at 7 o'clock in the morning, Rule
the first street sdnive the unifei ••• •
Passengers will breakiast lewd, aim was
seams) at the boor.
For glissade or Information, nrair to ••
'W. Sli M.ll. Bostic.
• Or'D.LEFEiI &co, egad Neu.
Fore—Nine Dollars through: •
By this 'arrunge niciii pas sengers evil. go through In • •
fess than three days and o ban, parai. g over the rad
road in eat - Bebe: ' • rayl6,
ECLIPSE THASSPORTATIOS LINE. •
M L Uti 184 t So ' . •
Viretntin ßS sa ce d e "' ll 'a iro ' u . ‘ y l Ta t t ! , lo i t tra L y ' g. • •
daily, Produce and mord-Arai/1 token 01 low rates.
Merchandise Bora itatmorc brought out at loom
rare.. Thar; firs days. J C BIDWELL, dart,
water at, g doom above Rot { -
.'o. House Pittsburgh.
J itoulNeoN ilor:iisi, -
, 01 „ 7 • •
_!q.,....iy,y4li:74artelst, Baltimore. •
GEO. NV. smiwu C co., t -
friends nod the public that they bare
• 1 2 1,7= c ; ' , ,,T ' y eovithets. he their Into ratabliah•
metal In Peon oven kmouth e. the liotturghltresner),
mearred_their entire lotriocce to Na POINT
BIIEWFM),.
fluidram/a'. Patent Soda "2, ars.
35 meluier North Canth•
/Fr . .
'Wk :1.1 MITCEIELTREP.,
it • W. !them. wont
Another Supply of
,ty of Chi ikeylng's . Plane
Forte,.
c , iX new Piano
tbi. week, by l JOHN H -MELLON, el wood .t,
Sole 'Agent for Chichatiag'sPiaoo. fez Western —
Panneflrannt. •
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