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ruanonel calimity, to be avoided, if compatible with
, ; • national Moor." "The principles of our e vemment,
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' countries by conquest, for, in the language of the great
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. New York RaMeteatton Nesting. • I
On Tricatiay , evening last, the ,Whip - of New
Teri city, held a meeting to ratify the nominahca
•rtf Taylor and 'Fillmore. The Meeting was large,
MOIL accounts 'sit Immense," but a good deal of
eordhsion prevailed, caused by a few faMious
•ti hip, sided by a large number of the opposi.
ton: I I
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• The Errear, nays the meeting:
_ • 'Some twenty thousand Whip assembled, last
evening in Canal street, and in the neighborhood
of Broadway and Centre streets. to ratify the num
• Inatiorm of General Zachary Taylor and.ifillanl
The crowd was immense, almost
be
pond any either we have ever seen before in
the city, even daring scenes of high political ea
.. Mtn:sent sad it settles the question, if there wait
ever any dimbt of it, that Gerieral Taylor will get
Satt out of every 1000 Whig votes in the city, and
beyond all peradventure, carry the city by a larger
sztajoriy• than .'we have ever before given tiff
• Whig Presidential candidate. The asseutibti
the demonstration, the result, the spectaile were
gratifying to all true Whigs:Who respect Whig or
• ..puuration, and the true and best interests of the
pereWlug party." •
• Tbe,Youival of Coowr.,..Te it woo "i'F"
. • /mensal meehing", and that, although much distill
bance pretuled, yet the Taylor men fanned such
limessev—
• , -unseat treat display of envy nod' disappointment
•' ' '•eihßeted with the moat thorough contempt. '
i . -, . The Noe York Canner thus descrilim the meet
-. . .'' . ieg:
- • - - MieN"Parlroilc - Whigs responded last night in
- Mass mastics, in Canal street, to the ,nomination of
l. - Taylor andiFillmom, made at Philadelphietbythe
• • National Cenveetion of the Whig party on the 9th
1 • of lane, lust.,—ono if the Whip of the whole
• - 'Union could have been present., and. lioked upon
the pat assemblage and witnessed the spirit that
. • there prevened;they would hive banished from
, • their mind* every lingering doubt an to the Tart
I,' ' - the whip of the Empire env intend to perform in
, _the coming molest. It was the largest meeting by
far, we have ever seen toinernbled on any political
. -
occasion in the nitk of New York. We believe
, r that 30,000 would lie a fair estimate of the numbers
I i Mee*. The Multitude filled the come breadth of
Canal street, the wider* in the city, and extended ,
, very nearly from Centre street on the eastern, to
i . • Benedway, on the wagers limit. Front the staid
,
erected opposite National Hall, neither end of the
1 . - - ' . reeding Gould be distinctly men. It wit an ovea4
• whelnung onmouring of the Whip of New 'York,
• unequalled in numbers and in entensimm, by Kay
-. ' Ming we have ever seen, In any pan of the-Union,
' since 1810.
- Tide peat rimming •srals. the viseg . ien of the
. ,:.Presidential canvass, so far as this city is coo.
caned. New 'York will give a mojority of not ,
Jess than FIVE THOUSAND against Lewis
Can! . For that amount we feel perfectly safe in
•,
pidgin: the Whigs of the EmpiraCity.
'1 ', Pittur Hose, Esq., noted. Choir moo, ...isle.]
• . - by a treat numhesof i 'Vice Presidents and Seem.
-.,:.
..• Lineal 'ldler the iieganisation,l44 Hosi . addres.
-"- ~..„
~, ••ed the meeting, - in the east of ccintigved , jaiern.q.
..-
- '.' r• II"' from the diete'ileta tem Ile w an folloived by
Mr. IL E./lavas, who read a letter from Hon. IL
• '." i O.Wnrmiiner. .• . . I .
-• Mr. Hon; then lutiodured SenaMr Dsrma of
. • New Jamey; who no welter commenced to meal:,
, . than his voice was drowned, by the disturbers.—
.
• The patience of the Whip being:by die dine cs.
' boosted, tha intruders were violen tly . ejected, and
.
', some fighting took place. This having been re
'. Plated Miami tiincs,iteno manifest that the.
_____.......Tayks.ip were masters, if they chose to exert
their power and violent interruptions became less
. • contintema though still frequent and noisy. • The
• ' - 'speaker, however, was nssailed throughout with
~
• , al/ sorts of miesticoaineeedices, and philllpicabut
preserved -his good ..te.4ier sod c.okuedom
nutingloin, He pawed some eloquent elcmums
npen.Gen. Taylor. .../...„;,j .
: At the thee of his address another attempt at
distarbsume was made,but the cries of ''l'uin them
out,* and the speedy expulsion which followed re.
-1 moral Comparative quiet - '
..i. Mr. Henn P....lilavieo, On behalf of the commit.
... - 's -. total/On prenatal the following Radian, being
frequently interrupted by cheers.' -
-1 ... , . •Thei ;Whip of New York have assembled here
to Proclaim anew their dimationtoWhigprinciplm
„ - - -• and their. determination ,to leave nothing undone
, :'. which Wen give them supremacyin the councils
- of the nation. .11pen the eve of a content which
met decide the political fate of the 'country for
many to.come, they wish their brithern
the state and throughont the Vision to
understand that the Whip of this great city appro.
• Male the crisis, and Sr. ready-to meet its women
-- Oar Ant choice far the Presidency was Henry
..- i Op. We did all we Could to season his 'lamina
. • tion.. Our delegatci In the maiotiel convention
-1 . • t i =n the talk we had imposed noon them,
and well. They stood to the last for the
21224 whom they, and we preferrirdi—Soi the man.
itt wham, above all others, the Whip s& the Union.
.• .., • , 1 •• confultal, who had been their lender and champion
fora gutter of a centum—who had made his
- • i, mini name inteceieue by the glory he hod confer.
- • red upon bin countnl—and whom we bad hoped
the people would raise to the highest afire in the
mangy pe. Bert they were unitise:o'll6th The
• canvenusco, representing the Whip ,of the' whole
. - . Thum, decided that the Whig Wanes; .in the com.
. lag wellan, should be borne aloft by other hands.'
'Thal derision, we believe was prompted by the
pmet motives, and reached by the f o rest manna
.It was the result of no unworthy strife. It aiming
from to feeling orpeponal or sectional animosity,
' It mnseweed'ibqopinson, honest, deliberate and pa ,
...gelaticeogthe mity' of_ the Whig pasty in the
, - IfuttediSiatart, teOvoeuted try delegates chosen h i e
• --• thasuietees and rosponsible,nech to , his own con.
- . -1. ., •• We bow to the vrisdotn of that decision. We
• ' gogusgymgard it as binding mon us, ar members
. ' ...
of g m perry" that made.it, but we embracen ran.-
" ' - -slisily, and pledge our boat redeavota to the Whigs
. .. ..-.." c obs upon, to pre it full and complete effect.,
"ii -• , Me' wept with all oar Marv, ZACHARY TAY
_'': LOB. seal tilnadall) FILLMORE as our reap
•_ -..r a p o i g gl ig esiming contest. We recognize in
- boatemesterlhostrutd before the Woeidewithout fear
.• i ,Pid without OeproschP—men Mini whom aurae.
tine the ester:marl - aorta of Padry maYgulif fail
who Lane that &ID bald OA pub.
i f ..-. 114=-'which. is the Wrest pledge. arm..
:
' ' ' -tiarigra whom the - V7bii party_ end out earn
:' • - Men atesstrY• miry safely Una. We iegird Gen.
~' ~..-..•".
_,...' 41MA:ea' a mart of clear] udgment, aimiseldis.
~ , , - . •f,- • ' erns% meg limgieutod connym—a , "In not ta
be se' . eyed by all? CM favoT,—onk: lido Imes his
wintry. nedvitl dekad her bow* Redman:A bet
iiteirirs;‘an. , lbekne *hem nothing that is corrupt
or mean =I stand en hoar. . .
We know trim to be we know him to
he bonds; we know he wfll bo faithful tithe
, . We . recognize 'in him the especial
champioli'cif the rights of the people against Exec..
• rive pri•filege and official power. " lie-ta the friend
of, peace and the enemy of conquest;
hu
mane as the is brave; modest as he ii . vagaciousi .
lvrefit, resolute and. prude* ie action; free from
all selfish and ignoble aims; 'raking no favor, shun
ning no reipernsibility ,r nor iinever surrendering'
any petition which,. he believes to he just, and
known it to beddi ddiyfto t kp. Thai such a . 6 °
should' enjoy apopularity., not hounded by party
limits,'sind not restopon , party expectations. is
moon- the'bek ure signs of theitge m which we live.
Of Mluritp Fird-uonx' :milking more can be said
than the Wlitia' of this State already know. Of
wend, talents, coi l- and 'accurate judgment, unim
peachable <diameter! and well known devotion to
Whig prineiples,)La is universally regarded as
'abundantly and peculiarly worthy of thu confi
deem of Mu' Whigs in revery section of the
Sucb are the' then who stand before us as the
candidate fur President and VIP, President of
the United :Awes. They merit the zealous sup
port of every Whig. We rt.stnir tuna Tllir Or
run Wi116401 , YOSt• It shall be hcartY,
earnest and , efficient "
Their 'election will bu'or.immensc advantage to
our common country. It will - redeem the Govern
meat from the weaktaess,'oerruption, low.cenuing,
tad reckless partizanship which has cursed it SO
long. It will restore to Our national councils the
high toned purity and patoolisniof our early dayis.
It will' give .the Country a Whig Cabinet, n.Whig
Congress, and Whig-Principles. It will check tht•
.pint of sectionol arkiniosdy from which the Union
has minuch to fear. It• will ionise a spirit of nacid
• ration. and regard fur the Imhbe good, into the
councils of ,the nation. Irwill thtni oven from the
eountry imminent perils, nail will secure" to it eon.
tent blessings, for many years to Sine.
With such an estimate Of the importance of the
contest. and of thi Men under whom it is to be
earned on,t.lie Whig of New York pledge to their
brethren throughe the Union their united, earnest
nod, mot'. hearty id. idny vietoryperoh uponour
common standard!
M==
and other portions as eari3estly apposed.-- The.
piedgeof support's'sa the signal for a tremendous
dutbrealt,.but the cheertug predominated. '
Mr. IL J. Rarit' mu then read a series of resolu
tions, affirming *ions Whig doctrines and men. ,
sures. We have Space fur the Wllowing only;'
Lfaigeri,. That the Whigs of New York ciApt.
f3rthmkelvrts apil for We party the nominations
that have been mode by the isational convention;
and that . , from , this time foriined, until the day of
election' in Noveinber next they will 'do every
thing in their power to secure the election of Zach
ary Taylor and Millard Fillmore, President and
Vice President of the United States.
. Re..citerd, That 'laying aside all regrets (or pact
disappoimments—cordially accepting the candi
dates offered for our support—catnestly desiring
the triumph of Whig prinmplei, and the good of
tlus country to be thereby secured—we, the Whigs'
of New "York City, do pledce to our brethren to this
State, and •throughout the baited States, our best
endeavors to burl Loco Focoism from the high
placeiof power it has usurped end disgraced so
long, and to commit.the direction of our public of
fairs td true Whigs and honest men;—that it shall
not bet our Guilt, - 4, on the 4th of March next, our
belovgd Lnion-haa, for President hfr Vice Presi
dent, any other men than Zechaty Taylor and
Millard Fillmore.
The resoled°ne were adopted. lion. Ogden
lioffman,and Mr. Tkitiyer then each addressed the
meeting; followed by Mr. Boughton. The hour
being late, the Chair then decided to put the linos.'
ties on ratifyingthc noniinations. Of this the Ccet r ,
raercial Advertiser Aye:
We could see over the vast area covered by the
multitude. and we looked with some arixiety'kor the
result. The nolnination of Taylor and Fillmore
ratifrd by an orerfr/Aning majorily, and so
far as the Whigs were concerned by all but tsuna.
nimous vote. Wnen thus cousurnmation woe thus
happily reached, the Meeting quietly dispersed, tif
ter giving nine cheers for the Vali; ticket."
Where ie there a heart, in all ilea wide Union,
which &ea ad sympathize with the liitresses and
wrongs of the noble hearted Irish Nation! lee.
bands woes area GO/ temporary or for. They have
existed, to.a greater or less 'extent, thrangha,Tes,
and have been so multiplied as tebe,wiltier the im
agination. We conc ml which
she has not, at one time or neither; sutrdred.
Cy of these, say Ler enemies, can be [Aced to he,
relf—..to the light hearted, thetightless, irritable
character of her people; but if thin wore tilluitted,
there tie ten thousandother.s wb,ch till:a. origina
ted from an attempt, on the part of the, British Go.
vernment, to render the fair Green Isle tittbsidiary
to berme aggrandiremeat, regardless in:the untold
<""J'ErittNniatinannitt adress
But whatever they may be, slos,:a? her . i tinpar•
anderings, deeplyatotted . pr ihe4 and it a
time her opprimsions and infferings' l camelii an
end, as far as that 'can be stone by the Uplifting of
the iron yoke of the ErmliallVrown.
to govern herself—who dare deny her the tight to
`n set She avers shp can thus beuer:subseivet the
interest, and promote the happiners her 'Pee:oe..
Wit° can prove that rho can ma , liert#
diee here [time and no enuabty os o ongthe rade
pendent mationS, of the earth, and then if gin the
false to heiself, it will he 'nue enough to rep#ch
her. Let her feel that her character, her happiness%
her honor, and lief ipdecendlice is committed to
,her own keeping—let her have time to Worliout
fher own deliverance from Ler pent thrliculueS; and
she will stand in More respects than One—
111=11=511
lons Mamoru., to sydspathise with whon9he
meeting - to night it eallyd, is n man, every ,no of
hilm Ho has proved his sincerity Or advocitiing
tUe righis of his country beyond.all eaviL Ha'is a
mtoty'r tar Ireldnd; and fur her IMerties; and if 'pot
sympathy'enn o 4 to his nobles heroism, or rehlve
ode tilde of-his sufferings, or help to' stia l p aille r der
tiro ignoble ch.iitis'whiela bind his ktty. but ricii:his
grew. soul, let .li - iv° ato him with such a
g•cld will, as millmake his oppressors ashaineil
their oihoe. •
Fcalca—The news from France is poinfuiin
the extreme. Previous arrivals had encourage.)
the hope that We French people were about to Fet.
ths down under a just and fraternal Republieqn
Govemment,—guaranteeing equal rightsio all, Mid
as mach libtririu is consistent with any wfis gay.
ernroent. The news by the Cambria, (the detatis
of which, however, we have not seen at this
cot writing,) has in a great measure destroyed oar
wnfidence. We fear there is a long day of sq.
(Craig before that excitable people, before they
are sufficiently purified to appreciate the 11.1#
wable blessings of a Gee and orderly governmenji
and the still greater blessings which spring from
the quiet pundits of business and associations cif
every day life, and the cultivation of the moral na
wellas tli p
eMiti' owers: -
gappy T Will it be for the people of our favored
laud, if .therati led, from seeing the disturbance:a
in the 4 d world, p prise still higher , and c li ng
with stiff greateitenscity, to the countless blessingir
we enjoy under oar glorious Union, Fad the
nign restraintsaf . onr State Governments. !rave',
a people had reason to rejoierttin account of pa.
laical and civil benefits, we are ,that people; sail
on ocrappronchiagtpotitieal anaiienary, our ord.
ted hear se ought to ascend to the Great : Giver of
aU gait% inf., song of praise, for the peace, and
social quiet, and civil privileges we enjoy.:
PORTBAIT OP GE-1. TATIAIII..--Ne hadthe plena
ere of examining ° yesterday, a' very splendfd
mezzotint steel "engraved portrait of Gen; Tavldr,
from a Datignerrotype taken at Baton
the engravini is6y Sartain, and once( hie belt,
tad t he potirsi t is pronounced by ty e officers of
the army, best capable of judging, to be an excel.
lent likeness, of the old Fariner.hero; Mr. 11. H.
Daly,, of Pliiladelphin; 'Personally, call upon
our citizens, with this fine portrait...
The publiskers - 41heabove, fil a essrit. Doty and
Sartain, have in process of engraving . , a plate of
the `First Reformers prese,nting their famous Pro.
test," et 'the Dill' of Spiii4p, in 1529, which gave
'rise to the name of "Priire' insin." The Portrait of
Luther, lifelineteon, the Elector of snnony, sod
other Lenders of the 'fief:Monition, will be
Canine* delineated, from /the nitfrauthantie
ioore . es.. The composition will contain little short
of one hundred, figures, arid will f . ie engraved on
the mezzotint osier by :Jaen Ssairsrv,
whose idoll is this line is unrivalled. - it is from
the splendid design of George Cidtermole. It will
be rieadifir delivery in October, and will no doubt
havokiin extensive saia,
\Visas:norms cmturnr.—The Whigs of Wiudiinii
ton county have held their Convention -and nomi
nated a ticket, Idly, elected in October, as follows •
Congress, IRA:int:sir IL Rao; Senator,-George V.
Lewrence; luisembly, White E. Hopkins, John
•M'Keet.„% Prothonotary, „Yam Crotty; Degistei,
Edwor&Si Ginty; liciisurderZJoh Stevenson; Clerk
of the Courts,',Faabett F. Cooped Director or the
Poor,'Jleury Donnell; Commissioner, Jeridi Srotr,
. Auditor; Tames Hughes.
Toe Whigs of Washingtim ctrunty are in Imo
.spirits; and we have unshaken confidence that they
will elect. this ticiet. This will give us an adds.
tional WEig.atember:oi: the Pennsylvania Sepillei•
. -
,~:
- Winthavies Lotter.
Trio gAlowkig leper was reni bane the Whig
Ratification tweeting in New York:
WASI/LiGTON, June 24.
Crmernin - s:--I have the honcir to acknowledge
your obliging communication of the 19th inst.,
renewing the invitation heritoCire given to me', to
address the Whigs of Igew' York in regard to the
candialakes recently nominated it Philadelphia, for
the Presidency end Vice Presidency of the I.7ntt.
ed Sums.
My public duties sval sot allow. me to leave
Washington dining the Session of Congress, and I
shall thus be deprived of the pleasure of meeting
you on the 27th instant.
But 1 venture - tp express my earnest , hope and
, belief, that a voice willte , heard on that occasion
from the Whigs of New York, like that which his,
jest reached us (rummy own immediate constitu
ents nt Fnneuil Hull ; , --a voice of unhesitatidg,
unequivocal astem,•concurreaee and ratification.
The Whigs of the Union can elect Gen. TAY.
Loa I'maident of the Republic, if they will., They
- can elect nobody, else. Theonly other result they
can accomplish is the success cfrrenenil Cass.—
If tinyof them think fit to adopt the latter Of these
two alteinatives, they may denounce whom they
please as being no true Whig.; 1a...Y . -will convict.
nobody but themselves.
As the fairly selected nominee of the, national
convention, in which the Whig,party, the whole,
Whig, party, and nothing but the W hig party, was
represented, Gen. Tartan is, in my judgement.
entitled-to the supported' all who recognise party
organization.
As um avowed Whig,—none the leas likely lobe
airtic Whig, a firm Whig, or it wise \Vhig, be
rands he has onniessed himself not to be an ultra
• Whigc7-he has n right, as I think to the support of
all who, have voluntarily united in a convention
which lies declared him nut candidate. '
. . • • • .
But is an honest masif:ipt spotless character,
sterling integrity, strong sense, in domitablecourage,
tried patriotism, and Just principles, he 'has far
higher and stronger claims upon us all.
I believe him to be all this, and more than all
this. We haye bed some th is,
his quality
which cannotte mistaken. Under him, [believe
we shall have a peaceful, virtuous, patriotic and
coniMutlonal Administration. And it any acci.
dent should behh him, (which limVcn
your own Miu.sao FILLMORE will carry out such
nn administration to its-legitimate completion.
I congratulate you, gentlemen, on the prospect
before tn. Nothing throw. a cloud or n shadow
over it but our own momentary dissentions, and
these will rapidly vanish into thin air.
Believe me, with greet respect, Our fenowriti.
nen sad tellow.wl4,
•- • .
BOAT MT C. WINTHROP.
J. H. 11. !laws, J.R- TAYLOR. and IL H. Tusyce,
r.sqa, Committee. .
I.7lltoax.sn:.—.-We leanCirom the Daily Wilco
sin that Re the 14th.instant the followingresolutio.
were passed by the Senate of Wisajetqa . by a ye
of 15 to 3:
Blows, Slavery is an evil of the first magni
tude, morally, and politically, and whateVer may be
the consequences, it is our date to prohibit its ea.
tension in all . nfell where such prohibition is al.
lowed by the Consolation Therefore,
/It rt .I.Z‘Jolred, 1 ., the Senate and .Assembly
the State of Wisconsin, That the introduction o
'Slavery intothis country in to be deeply deplored:
that .its externion ought to be prohibited by every
constitutional barrier within the power of Congress;
that in the admiasion of new territory into the
Union, there.ought to be an inhibitory provision
against it. introduction, unless clearly and un
equivocally admitted by the constitution—.-1011.
much as in all' eases Of doubtful construction. the
rights of man arid the:teause of liberty ought to pre
fllll
Re.lred., That our Senators to Congress be; and
they are hereby Instructed, and °pi representatives
are requested to use their influence to insert into
the. organic act for the giii , ertiMent of any new
territory already acquired br hereafter to be or
quired, that is now free, au orchrimace forever pro
.b Citing the intrmluction of slavery or involuntary
servitude into said territory, except as a. punish.
'went for crime, of which:the party shall have been
duly convicted according to law.
R....aced, That Ills Excellency, the Governor,.
hereby Sequeste'd - immediately to forward • copy
of the foregoing resolutions to each of our senators
and representatives to be by them Ina bef4re Con.
gross.
Ainral out of .Ir . tarara-- - Csiture f n Sidi.,
—lntelligence has beettreceilied at the otlice of the
American Missionaty Association of the safearri'
val at Siena Ltone,• of Iter. George Thorripson.
.and Anson J. Caner, Dlissinitar:es on their way to
Haw Mende. They sailed
. Mnn Now York in the
bark Adana, Capt. Brown, Apnl 9. and ...es-ea
the coast of Africa, May 9, in good ,tt'allb.
At Sierra Leone, they got twit tits, lIIe
horrors attic e trade. A capturedalaver was
brought in while they were there, wad - they went
on Ward of her. There were 500 slaves on board;
10 Lail died alter her capture. Mr. Tliaser—
says !Dial! the sights 1 ever witnessed tow is the
worst. The deck was literally c owered with men
and wonted and children, some down,
loose
:mtrne, acme many of whom were iamb.
ntl boy's nn_ e" aced Below were crowded
two or threefitradreth between flows not exceed
ing 21 feet apart. • Men, sitting, List on the door,
cannot sit up straight, and they are crowded do to
close an they can be jammed; the first row imps
on the door with their hacks against the side or
end of the vessel, then' another row sitting to the
same way, crowded clow in between their kgi,
and ea on as many as they camp:owl' in. There
they sit week alter week to.all their filth and
stench, and sickness and death'' Whets I think
of my countrymen engaged in an infernal traffic.
.ppd of their sending their ship loads of ruin. &W.
help on the work of degradation and draih, - . I'
knolienot what to cry."
Mr. Thompson and Mr. Carter expected to pre
reed immediately , to How Men& Their latest
intelligence from the minion was considered en
.
conraguig. '
Great Coallagrailan Pattereasa—Late
M=6%=ltn=l
We have had the most asoful anti ttus taormag
Welt has Ever been taitnessetl here., .1t broke out
the Patience machine works, about o'clock.
and consumed that large eitablistiroont, together
with a large quantity at finished machinery. The
dames communicated to a number of dwelling
house. in ililtei st., belonging to Mrs. thy, and
°them which were entirely consumed. The
Episcopal Church, and all the houses on Market
st., opposite the machine shop, including Congress
liall,whared • similar fate. The loss of property
will not fall far short of at 00,000..
la -addition to this, wo have to lament a more
terrible misfortune. One of our Kumpel men,
Mr. Johnson_, proprietor of thelarge dui mill, is
nowhere to be 'bond He,with myself and two
others, were in the organ IA getting oat the or
•
gan, when the ceiling fell in, prostrating us COl1 n
pletely, and throwing two persons on the Church
door, tea the falling timbers. , Mr. Johnson had
hold of the amble rope with myself, and that is the
I saw of him. I experienced some incomid
erable contusions, and had my face somewhat
burned and hair singed off: It was a very nar
sow escape. , We had calculated to get down in
to the Church by the rope, the ileitis being on fire,
but the falling of the ceiling prevented this mode
of escape. Mr.'John Bowring • and mysplftthen
ran the gauntlet down stairs, through thelins - and
fortunately camped. W.
' P. Leninist bend they have found Mr.
Johnson's bones. I can add no more.
Tar Goon rannicis.—The knowing extracts'
of letters, by Gan. halo:inns, contain sentiments
almost identical with those contained in Gen. Tar
Tor. letters. As tiro people appreciated and sup.
ported the one, they honor and ;will elect the
other : •
"The people of tkis country do not rely on pro
fessions, promises and pledges They know that
if n candidate is unprincipled, he 'will not Ample
to give •any pledge that may be I..equireskif him,
and astute will he hesitate to violate iL"';• • •
"As it regards the subject upon which the legishr
turernay be called to act, the pledges and opinions
should be required, if required at ill, of the candi
dates for Congress." [Cm. flgrruore.. Idler to
G. C. Vorplatt4 and others.
.1 am decidedly of opinion that the power of ap
pointment to °glee, vented in the Executive of the
L'. States by the Constitution, should be uied with
single eye to the public advantage, and not to
promote the interest of a party. Indeed, that the
President of the'linited States should belong to no
Faits, .[Gott. Ltarrisoti'z Letter to John 111Therson
.11errien.
Sinisms Donor Senator Dodge, pf Wiscon .
sin, lu a.letter listed June 6, in reply to certain In
terrogatories, thus pledges himself against the ex
tension of Slavery:
, •
tln answer to your Snit interrogatory, I reply
hat I am opposed to the extension of slavery, either
into territory now owned,
.or herea ft er to he acqui
red
by the finites) State., and that I 441111,0 elected
I to the Senate, vote against any proposition for its
further extension, and. for every Just and reasona
ble ono by which the area Of freedom . may be ex
tended,'
GRZAT Firm to Coutoa.—Telegmphic ilia/-
gm. from Montreal, states, that on Saturday the
21th ult., seventy-five lotus were destroyed by
fire at Sorel,. including the Lion RoteL Sorel is
finty•five miles from Montreal, situated at
junction of tbo Richelieu and St Lawrence rivers.
seventy-five houses have been destroyed in that
pan of the town in the vicinity of the "Lion," it
must have, swept the most 'business part of the
. AIIIIVAL or Mr.. - Nlrrorst.'s Ilacrrnsa.—Among
the arrivals In Me Britanin at New Yorkoess Mt.
Wm. blitchel, brother of the colebrated7 patriot.—
The announcement of his arrival created quite a
sensation itt that city, and he was visited by hen.
d iv ds Of the citizens. There veer varioite
add is regard* the object in 'visiting this country,
which .ppmrs, hetwever, only known to himself.
hlsustao.—The sjuinctly uniting of
the Pittsburgh Hankshorst Bonn
al y 4111 be held be
Moodily nest, July 11, st I o'clock,Ms cotosr of
Vaal and Sixth Annetta 87 ostler Of ccigunittch. pif
~~_ r,,r_
Loe~I.AII\In
guirof second hand nonpareil and
Leerier type Or aide at this othee,suitabie for a
country paper, and in good condition. r
MITCHELL MEETING.
The friends of Liberty and Justice, and all per.
aka — . opposed. wan) high banded and oppressive
bonnie recently-pursued by the British Government
in procuring the conviction and sentence of Jolla
lqrreugu to transpoitation as a felon, furrio crime
lan asserting justiceto Ins country, are invited to
attend a meeting at . the Oregon House, cn Monday
earning; July 3d, at 7 o'clock. to 'shim . We world
that while r.
. they.sympathige with Ireland, they bea
tily despise the 'tyranny of Grind Britain.
John Andenton George it.sWlnta ' •
James Gray, 4th st John Grier
James Robb , Wm. Poner
Henry Rea John Crddirell
John Scott: • - James Cuddy ' •
Samuel M'Clurkan • Wm. Kerr
John C. Ilona Gt.., W Keyser(
James McKenna .1 4hipton
James Rankin Mary I...initairt
Robert Dateell James McMaster •
'Thomas M'Masters James Muy , •
William E. Stevenson Wm McMahon .
Andir-MeMastrs Wm M:oe
Edward Smith James B Mitchell
Wm Forsyth , John E Downing
Robt B Guthrie . James Blakely
John Campbell .1 Bowman . •
\Vm A nfistreng Joseph 9i,v, r
Giro M. Johnston It Patterson
Wm Adair Broil Roseburgll
John J. Mitchell (leo Arhus
\Vm Sheehy Samuel MTadden
James C Cummins Edit; Burke
B Burns Arch Johuelon
P , 1ng01.1.11 John Lowry . _
IV C Milligan John Fermi
Thomas Barnes John Laughlin
James Slims ' It Watson
•
James Grant H J Stewart
John Mulholland A Cupples u
John Parker link° Tootle
Robert Galway o. Thom. ((owned
John M'Enden• '. • W li Whitney
Samuel WightiMin Win Forsyth
P Al ulvany s C Jones
William Woods Ch 1111Cilibin
James Woods J R M'Clintock
C Darragh A M'Cumnion
David D Bruce . It :Sargent
Wm M'Gill It A [kinsman
Charles Slialer W Mowry
Robert Dickey Alen Miller
\Vm T Reed Jo. S Craft
Andrew Getty'
: Adam.
James Fassimon. I leo ry S Munrow
John Coyle •J M M'CloWry
Al Kane. Jr s Jones ,
Creo F Gilmore J Li Hostel;
&tad Snowden W B Maslen
Wm Kerr T Tigh ()Telly'
J K ISlourheail John Watt
Scudder Hart . - Joseph : , 1,1,r-
John Kirk - polrich Win SMillcr--
__ _
A Burke John' Smith
John Taggart It Biddle Roberts
Henry Smith . J II Guthrie
Richard 4teatiey 'l. Herm • • .
Jos Birmingham Wril . `-A Kicsloc•
\,tm Bryant 'Joh n
. 11 Butler ..
Charles Kent John Ross
John Bell John Cniensuch
Hiram Kaitie Charles O'Neill
AWFUL CALAXII V an I,IOIIrNINO,-..Duri, the
severe thunder stern; whirl; ',weird over our c oy
yesterday, nut 5 tdcluel:, P. M., Meters. Crary
and lt Von. lirutherP rii the ,Jrder Piesentaticn, rf
the Catholic Church, were teaming to their rear
deuce near Birmingham. after teriehng at the ,f um
day .Selinol, end were pst ascending the Ldi yr
front et thc Erase, when ihey were b,a6 struck hp
adinsh hi lightning and niw - antly killed, Mr: Carey
au vtrue s h in toe torch:ad. and ,Lad Ls eiotties
torn into a hundred peace and watered m t:e
road. %idhat y mow rentarkallic, it, that another
person, one of the junior ineuttsers of the Order '
whn was walking between Mr. t urey and Sir.
Ityan, escaped unhurt. esevy wa. Principal
Teacher tithe Free Zk'Ocrel of l'sufsadlioreh .
and was•beioved I.y ell who Luce' turn' Mir;
may it he rind, -a; time V.d•t I.f rite we we in
death.'
Their funeral 1.3,11 tale p.d.1?..: fl, ...rwur.!l34 ra In
ciekrek. ren.Arnr,
Nrrnsat.:Lan2.
ToeU::nn,the" I'.at N 41,1. ,
weather wa. adawa: a. opproavve!y hot 0. what
tisuaNy
. oreura is dea The I,,raponteter
iannettines ranged Li Et. '."l in In. 't!..l
nrl . tre he
arta ~( II
Cf. , • r I ...I •110,,mnr,-tow
or On tann.l..•hnui.l tree&
greatly rd.rtred the ett:ttl atmosphere at. I
". not - n0..4
Greentruml and littrrdate ,;..11....aL n II ..ank. an rep tine
doing an eat - diem tott.nP, ta-ma etovedesi irtpl I
evening, hr deaczenn of the Cu!! L.....end o taeo s ,
Lv these debit:lF - I'4 retreats. to rope; :t.e vim e •
rthr m ...net eOnt
!haunts-and (.001klItII they afford Te.ntay Lad fa.1..1-.-n. Fe'mdent.a the 1.1.1. %hoe,
ntined .nth a O. I and coarse woo.
Frev51e . ...T..n.,....1.0rn itoronese,
a..forneralent at the-In. 41111.1
one and a h.r Salsa font—ln he had na
aLW:II JaClitntlVrt,Jan i the 1an..1.00i
lone w cent. rroylndnirly I
T... TOMATO—µa at,twed a frt., •
'Oat alarket last Aaturtly. ~ : a• had
beahlatpl recutent. and `a. thetc.,.. „1..4y. s -reat . '
agenutna 11. C 1 1 .1 6 .1,1111. g'arstrnor...'
yel TO) . expect.in -a 11,g Irak, 1:alt- ml,ttn I
daft supply it The
Of fr.), /) pirasaut
or m ,t• raw +Ante, vrd tb , tr ar. few u ,
I=ll
Ilia-hr.', —The trrardihe Pavan,
OP Federal . veer , set, enterea. LAthe
front door, on :eat Satnnlay
who {Oa .udry artißna•of bel:nrring .
;mile of tle; hoarder., and a!out thlrty ti‘e cent.
trioneythe latter he got in the eir.-1, caw. Ile
lelta tvople pan. of lokatt lymt; on the pavement..
near the bona., whirl.. he coist.tlernyclontaleas,
not \earth carrying away, when he errettl'not fad
-nay money Le. the pocket.
l'utrvo —The body of a dead, Intin,'Atipposed io
have been drowned, a'aS it...vert.' flouting on
the Allegheny me, ye.tervlay Ithort
distance shove ilia lower hrulge. 1 3 was brought
to the .hore. tint! the Gunner rent for, who held
inque.t over A. snit a verdict was rendered no•
mrdiag to the tarts ei.c.ted tu the ca.e. A. the
body was naked, when taken out the water, in .
all lota...lnlay the 1/1.111 was drowned whilst in
bathing hintuell. •
To:the Eddo, of the Pitt,r , urgle Gazertr.
It to a yery pleasant excursum, thin hot weather,
to get on hoard the Steatner time nurOod •on the
Allegheny over and make a voyage to the dourish
it 4; borough of Manchester--where -the beautiful
Gardens and Grounds of Greenwood and Row.
dale afford delightful recreatOn and refreahMent
Alter preambulating the recentlyimproved ground.
at Greenwood and taking an the cream, it is pleas
eat to pass over in Rosedale. There the full
growb' ahrobbcry,the dark ena lefty oceNreens, the
deep guide, invite to repose and enjoyment, while
the anbatantial preparations of Mr. Burchfield the
dinner and supper, complete' the circle of refresh.
wrote, and ievigorato the inward man. Mr. Burch.
field - and bin asaistanta make every exertion to
please and accommodate their Guests, Let . those
who have not made the experiment, try it. and my
word for it; they will be well salaried.
June 27, 1518. • A. Ta.avteuxot.
Exrtmlos ar nos Navy Vano„—Anotlitr Ire•
menslims explosion tools place at the Navy Yard,
Washington city, on the morning of the 25th.—
Whilst the. workmen in the pyrutechino depart
ment were, busily engaged in preparing sevetlil
large pieces of fireworks for the approaching 4th of
July, the material tgoited, with a heavy explosion,
enurely destrophg the budding. Three men were
in the mom at the time, and made a most minion
lona escape, without pengin! injury:
[Er Mt.'s ate honorably assured that the follow
ing ars the pct.! quoldt. of a :Is. bottle . 0( JoNU' Coe
yal Hair itr . miunitivr. .llsry doubt .r word, they
cannot thole highly revacclahla CIIIIOII4, who Inver
tried it: .
Mr. tteo.lleckett. 411:Int st. Near York.
Mrs. Mauna peeves, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn
•
Mn. Wm. Toronto., tat !Otago°, New York. •
Al,. Thomas Jackanu, eg Liberty at, Pittsburgh. .
ILL:Cullen, late bather eteumboat S. America.
And more than IL htl/10 . 13d othera.lolo, though that mutt
suffice:4l4i it voll Corer the hoar to grow ma the head or
Mee, mop it tailing !Lore:1 0 11e° the root.,remoot
scud aunt daudrot Irmo Um roots, noil.making ol ied
or gray hair tosunig rt fine stark look, and tecraug itry,
Moab or wiry hairllloll.. sort, claim and beattiouh o
ery, very lung tunny Sold oh WNI. JACKSON'S en
Liberty sh ma 9
Qj'Yellow Teeth and patrld breath,
,Sprotgy gums like rotten death,:
•'la rendleoro and divesting:
All could bare teeth as white atrpearl.:
Sweet breath—bnnlgame—tano or girl.'
Why deleg!—nay, gNekly haste'
And use a hot ul Janex‘Tooth
It costa but 10 reale, and Le really a heantifal arlie
It gives the teethe Ana enamel. Sold in Pittsburgh
to Liberty St. • noviinia..waly
DX Does your hoar lull off, does your hilt turn gray
Is it hush, at 11 dry, or dirty, I pruy!
1( 'ti. thud, you can make it soft, silky and line, -
Dark and healthy, and beauteous-As dux hair of wino
.And to hare this. you'hase. hot three shilling. to give
For a bottle of Joins' tlair. licitornsive.
Reader, Ctoo hare bad halt you would really bn as
'Washed at the 'lovely effect a Wire chilling !mule of
Jones' Coral Bair Restorative has urn it; it needs but Coe
Utak Bold at Liberty' . nevltid&ut,
lja - Yfitt foolish, silly old fellote!readdhis, and be no
longer bald,. whisker's. and hairless. 11 r. W. Jack
on, of tit/Liberty street, Patsburgli,reeetti fie • on the
3d of February s
1847th at :Bell.. Jaegtion's head,
on the top, was entirgly bald for tf• years,end that by
using two is bottles of Jon& Coral Hair Restorative,
the tale higrornnt fast and thlr k.
Bold in Newark by S. 01.1Y$ k SON, 270. Broad a R
NAN BURNIRK, corner of Broad .d Nantucket in.
*ma&
* Ue . .Dott lave 'at Foul Breath—lf you have, um- Is
twio slsillutg hoot* ofiones' Amber Tooth Pall, That
will tusks)oor breath sweet, whiten your troth, do
laid at OS batten) at. oorlEdlorly
ci t arrAlazr PAPER.'
Every thing at Preeeat indicate. Oyu lie coming
Preside:and campaign will be the most exciting
ever !ought. Wpp all shim we sec preparations
Malang by :he . adidinistration press to sustain the
executivetby dhoti - Mutation of the usual
inammenta.witti w,tuch they gull the public: car cm
the eve of election. •
. -
."" To spread the antidote wherever they may leave
their poison, we shal issue n campaign paper at a
price so moderate as to place at 'in the hands of
•very good Whig &this region,' as well a• an the
hoods of all those who love their country with
enlarged heart, and who desire to see our eorious
cmintution, for which our Fathers kftight and died.
preserved from the danger of being torn into a
thousand fragments by an unprincipled and naf
guided /action, whose entire and devoted object is
to obtain power and the spoils . incidental there
to, and for the sake of which they are ready and
willing to sacrifice every• principle of right and jtut
nee as well as of La* and order. . • .
. -.. • • -- . . ;
The .Gazette7ihas never yet:een found wanting.
in it. duty and devotion to the great interests:' of
Western Pennsylvania, [with which it has been,
identified for nearly three quarters of a century find
Weritist to lie found in the foremost ranks, during
the cunning campaign. When the National Convert
lion composed of the chosen potriuts of the republic
shall decide upon the dim who is to beacon, Pres
idential banner, we stroll enter into his support
with all the energy mid industry we.porriesss and
throwing away the scabbardf-ght tar the good: old
cause, ..10ilg as the enemy keeps the. field
shaleput upon our banner, as one ofthe cardi
nal principles for which we contend, A PROTEG.
TIVE TARIFF, one that shall secure to those
living on American soil, the labor requisite to pro
duce our own iron, our own cotton, our own gloss,
our own salt And in short all that is requisite Mr
our comfort or. convenience that eon be made ot
home. We shall go or the good formers policy of
buying nothing thin we can produce ourselfen
We shah demand too from the nest administra
tion uppropriations for the improvement of our
rivers and horhors, and shall insist that a port of
the revenue tee contribute in reining, shall be
expended for our benefitand/ not all to
elven ID support useless Worn, Mid greedy, lazy,
worthless officeholder!, and contrietors of the govl
ernment.
We nhalt go for those who willve us a gov
ernment administered Upon' the nlst economical
sczle consistent with honor to the trosition we pr
copy among the nations of the earth.
We shall go for non.interferenee in all European
politics either by direct fiction or tile most remote
implication, believing that, our Iron' destiny is to
mind our own business, within our own -bounda
ries; and recommend We virtues and advantages
of our form of government, by oui example and
not by arms or diplomacy.
We shall oppose the acquisition of any more
territory, and shall insist that, no moons shall be
spared to restore us to an honorable peace with
our sister republic:
To those:sl'ho approve the declarations we have
made, we now appeal and ask them to nut us in
Am' tlacteniinattou of the creed we lil y down.
The Weekly Gazette of the WM of lune will
rontatu the Notional Nominations. We soul com
mence on that day and send the Gazette until the
the. re-ult of the Presidential election is known
Moon the fidlowing terms
To one address.
'fen copies • Vl,OO
Fifteen cnpres
Twenty " 9,00
I , llly " 10.00
Car hundred copies 35,00
. No package will be made up contarerng less
than five copies. for which $2,50 cu. will be charge
ed and radii proportion, for additionnl copies. "
We" would solicit the attention of the present
pntrunn orithe Gazette to this matter and uL their
aril. The extremely low rate at which we oiler
the vuwpatgti 'paper leaven Lw a small margin
liver the actual raisin,. of publication to tx., and
all oriterstriust be attended by cask. The 'Money
con be sent to,uolirougis thepost master - .
WillTkl.d,
fiery or Cots vs.—lista Tort,—To the Patti
mud Grey—lt ou wish a la, taxon/tot betel al
Ifra• /rola aaii.litar earl scurf. dri not fistt to pcocuie the
treoulde litt!nt at CA,ldarlota. case* of hatdoess
will rttoro than emceed your expeetattoda. Ilwisar who
hare lost lota hair tor tt , years have had it restored to
laL ormat prnecitoti Ly the use or thta Age.
slate r sr ratoolait , o opteow to let eu, oloowele,eltalevet, tl
also causes the Pool to law soh erts..ch die tlelttaw
hair rut. I. ` filled. Ly aloch 11,1144 .I.cosa.!, Os hose
hair was ere, t ts A./aCtiC bad titit. ,
Imo tett:toed to I. autatral color 1 , 1 the use of thoi tortst.
oat., rercetty. all taw...of isser tt wilt lot (041,1010
1.404 ava..l ;aal ell a l.e used. lets applwa,
Lotto totty arelra, to keep ;tie hat, ourti tallsorr
twt. It streploot• Pie roots. it tletfer tatls to :port •
:telt erwarutt'e. tout a. a per! Ow laa.
k.tirt,a.altr.l. 11 .14r tlarc lat
e. n• su,rl;ra crel,
tr•tcratmcs atul nv, Tlte
4 1 11 111 1 r
ew ,sl.l , l4ets.tcd \ Co.:A Catlaritau'
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I:attector —lt ss now co,,e.ted by
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1.., KT.... I wo/...t.11. Ildt. ernto7y It• eller. ate
tcult tn,r. toloull Al {/alts stne f[CLIOVViI fro. 1....,
~ ....uld,..d, mad a:lectern..Porto. zn • fc......r. a
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r , .. •-•1 1 •-•• ,,-, 4 , i. •<..i.,.. it t• eqUaLy 1..11,6.. ,r!
.. i r.drd• t tollasuroatory sti,..a•re. poet, a• pore Nd.'
‘dr. .d.l 1',,,,, 'yea., Rhtaillattoo. Vt..sr llyrr.dr.g .
l'irttp Maud, Darn, l'ildblad, Ery.y.e,ap.
/tut, Tie ladlOpeada. At. We tn.la all. tr./ to
aolttt wv
ll.a ..
14 ld p ra, t eal a b u ul a n l ll r l d . • off ph h y pc.dir.rn.
w w h h o
pa tt, to theCr ptorr Arad par...keep a too•ust:you
6.4.1n 0
r...td0r.....c01eut toy tire, Idle ra • 3 ha oatl V Val,
ollt 11. b. by ... ttet all burn. .rc .object to n.cootrol,
umwars. the ...i• are deasol,ed. -tllesurad.er
andart.for Coud.t . tlllairttal r Cautbdoam I..lxtrat,lor. am.-
tormr , l hpColudock & t.o N V. and no other.
Soul by WM. .I.II.I‘SON. Acrol for ViltsLairch,•ll
Idbtrty at, head . % Voud. cdaYL.A.alluill
LT The number and sorndelable eharanir of 4.1.
Vtlgll/1116/1; Lrk donaved owe , of the liver, h
iong challenged the at:ration of Iltlet"tai met,. Stan
of throne ,havases, claeved ander the . general tem o
,
mump:ton. harelxen supposed incurable, and Me
unhirsoy r ,nurot vres allowed to en, without medical
.etc. Lem:, eitti#4 odei boo&hope of iecose..
ry. Happily, this chn uo loniser be the cote. A reme
lt y has !wen found which or inte tkese complainti,
of . ...taa•ver cliaracfey..artsin- front der.teinent Of
the Ever. The Pills divenverelby Ih,.ll•Lane, of Vit.
"...R. sot directly on the_liver. and try correeling its
opermiun and pad) int, it item disirtse, etas off and
eat...paws the complaints which hate • their engin in
the diseases of this organ. Iternedies hitherto propos
ed for three Mimeses hove tailed to operate upon the
sent of this disease; but Lk. Al'L.arse's elite make them.
selves telt upon the 'clout of the Boer, and by cleans.
mg the fountain dry the impure atreenta of disense
whieli thence derive their existryme. For,sale at the
Drug store of J. KLup k Co, GO wood ley:
Jsrort's Earatavasirr—lVe weidd call encomia to
this excellent remedy for Cones. Colds, Cottsusoption,
Asthma. And all effector. of tke Throat and Lungs
reVeral times within n fear years past Lid acca
sion to;usti zsibtedrat. ofthir kind, we have tiy expo/n
-once tested to excellent Qualities, and prepared to
recommend it to others Ministers or other patine
speakers adlicted with broucbtal affections will find
'ft...benefit from Xs use. II is prepared by •,..seireati.
Ile physician, and all dinette. will find it a safe and /t
-endons medicine In the diseases 'tor winch Oi re-
Cotumentled.—{Colambus (Ohio) Cm** and Jotimal.
. 'For tale at the Pekin 'Pea Store, ftio.ll) Fourth street.
p.t3
ID- The soft; Angelic ellitiesviori or.ome lea:Lies la
grateful In view, while the repulsive, course, muddy,
ellove faces of others, excites disgust - 4-41m ,ante wah
males. Could such people ho induced to try. mike of
the true Jonas' Italian Chemical Soap, thee would he
enraptured with the change. They would have • deli
..., clear. white skin, while every disfigurement or
eruption would Le. removed and cured.
• PAlrrierciiii:iiivrie.—Peranns er lin trace bought heap
eountered. and inutatious Of th'is, and have had no rt.
feetproduced, lunar try Olio, the original. 51m.d. ask
lee Jones' Snap.' E'er sale at W. Jai:iron's, Lilrer
ty street. mar4l
•
Worms, by their irritation, augment the .ease
lion of mucus ur slime in the vtomuch, in which, ht
., they Involve themielvev; end it ts said they feed
emit,ih ; i re ' r d e e p p a ri r :71 d 'Lc" they d,e.
P7t N7l4l>Cilt.
Pittsburgh, Po, n admirably, adapted to bp. operation',
first, to remove the protecting ;nue.. and'aecontily,
expel the Koons rendered helplcsit and tender by be.
trig thus denuded. It is a rem edy ni' which ovary cow
(Wetted eon be plated; and that, it has anrwent the
purpose is manikin (runt the hundreds of certificates
given in tta favor. K 3 '
Men never attempt to counterfeit a worthless
urnele, hence valuable medicines are frequently intim-.
red. Thelma. who counterfelta n medicine entniiiits
I. great a crime as ifli were a blink notethe rent
of Me United 'Stenos. 11 A Fabnostook's or
Verionfuse,
which la the only rote end rennin cure for worms, bus
been counterfeited in minty motions of the comae), and
persons should be on their giant toltettpurohoung to
get the genuine article, prepare! at Pittsburgh,
nett • . ,
ILT Seth thrum, Scurry:old Sot., Erysipelas
Itotberki Itch, Chaps, Sore fle.dt, Soto Boards:4km
piss.
Jones' Soap is used by may phyMeians in this etty
iu curing the above, ',nitwit would nuterouelentiously
.11 unit. we knew it tote all we state.
As a cosmelle, the true John' ..50.p 1. perinip, the
only article ever known that removed impurities and
cleared and teem/116ml theakln, making it soft, clear,
smooth and white asap infant's. Bold Ity,WM.JACK•
110 N, 69 Liberty street. marZl
That whiter skin of hers, than allow,
Ara puts aamonumentsl alabaster."
All females have skin has tha abolish who use Jone
Spnithili Lily Whits. is makelli pure snowy, yernai •
tat ...laid at &I Cnakusil stied rinithi
Ds - Indies who ow Janos' Ppindsh Uly White, have
•rways a fine white transparent skin Of this • trial
Lill saintly tiny eon Bold 'poly in Pittsburgh, at OS
iberty id. novilidandorly
irr 7lw copartnership basin:irons existing between
the stibseribers, tia Publishers of the Pittsburgh Ga.
Jaymules the lirm of Emma. Brooks Is Co., is this
day ilimolvmt by mutual consent. The business of the
Into firm will ha closed by itml.llslght. •
ERASTUS BROOKS,
• r3AAIL. HARIIIT.
•
Pittsburgh... Juno . • r
•
=3:121
On the let in.t, by the Ike. - A.14. lOYott Mn. lW
H. M 11.1211 0(1 , 61110.1phi*, to hOss CLILIfErIi Main
of Way:ember - Ir.': •
Orraz or Atrue our Button CO,
Pittsburgh, July I, ISTA.
rpm Presidut and Slanagers of the Company for
_L.-erecting a Bridge over me river Allegheny, oppo
site Pittsburgh, in the county of Allegheny; have thif
day declared a dividend of One Dollar and tiorenty-
Five Cents an each share of the Capital Stock, sund
ing in the name of individuals on the books of the
Company, out of the mkto of the tutus monthe,istich
will be paid' to Stockholders or their legal representa
tive. ount after the lttth liuL
. _ .
jy34tilkssZT JOHN HARPER, treuurer.
FRINGES—the pieces of Veldts Cot., and White
Z'olorOd Linen Fringes. adapted for Gingham
and French Linen D.III.GX, obviating the neeesany of
being mitered from We drum in feuding. theca Mo
hair /hilliest Fringe. Willearriee in a few day, 2 ea
of Mantilla and Silk Dress Fringe.
Wholesale dealers hoe invited to an early inspee
tion..ll, they will be liberally dealt with. (ho menu
facture,. will dispose of the go-oils in person-.d
es hinuelf that they are pence! and of good measnre., -
and 25 per cent cheaper than any eastern market—cot ,
nor of sth and Wood streets, over the drug more.
An agent faulted for this city, who is established in
the wholesale dry goods, with good reference,
. jyfr.dass•
L OOK BEAM—Read the following certificate:
Ohio, May v, MM.
This is to certify that thy little daughter wait alleged
with 11,41.1,4, and that I tried several remedies, in cal
led, without ally apparent effect.' Bring informed by
the.agent iu Misplace of the some.* of Sellers' Vent.
.loge,
I 19. induced to give it a Atha' giving a
few dams, according to directions, my daughter wan
relieved_ I have no Limitation to giving it as myopia
tom that Sellers' hermitage is the best extant.
MATTHEW WILEY.
Prepared tend sold by It E. Seller, No. 57 Wood et.,
Sold alim. by Dr. Cassel, sth Ward, tE Ml Curry, AM,
g betty,' mtd,Wm. J. Smith, Temperattemitlle,
ol:LOGY ON JOHN QUINCY ADAMS—Delivered
Xi May 11th, le4B, at the School House- of the Sixth
Ward, Pittsburgh: By 11. allfreekenridge.
Published by JOHNSTON rtiCKTON, and for
wale b 1 all the Hoot/sellers on the
,Ainerlean,Carontele and k)?st .copr t
FIAGRASSYOR Sklar:3—A supply lately meek
1.3 vcd. •Also, corded and Marseillos Skirts; also,
Mosquito Nets, ...kite and colored; wide Hot:domts for
do, at dry goods bowie of W R. MURPHY,
northeast cornier Ha and market ID
DRO WN ENGLISH PRINTS--A fein pieces, new
_NEI and handsome styles, very superior lately reed
by /Y 3 %V H MURPHY
BONE BUTYO/00 great gross white and bladk
Suspender, Fly and Shirt Buttons, ern very sup.-
or nullity and finish, just reed on consignment and
inhale by SHACKLEIT &WHITE,
/Y 3 99 wood ar
JACQUARD DIAPER—Two hales blenched Dam
kl ask Cotton Diaper, past opened by
pd SHACKLETT & WHITE
eIIiEESE:—.I.OO ta. Western nevem Cheese, reeei
‘l, vsng nail for sale by
• fi3 H DALZELL: rt Co,liberty rt
C111:1•141--117,1 . 10 ' k Coo .Pei Cream
Xi Cheese, ennui' to any mode its the United Striteg,
for rule by Sa W HARBAIL;GIi,
53 router and 101 (tort eta_
VANILLA DEANS, best quality-1111A recerved
.1111 for nle by ry3 &RErnut
111.13:N10N-1 can tor rob. by
))11 BRAUN & 111:1#.11.
O IL a I I ,ER.GAMCYr- to
.ale br
riILAUN k REITER
011 ]
ure
0 li fOr C stle:) .l ; a
C'r j ' y i P C ! '' ;l72g . trß n lVEß:
REFINED BORA . X-40U lb. lass ree
11. and for sale at ;he drug wurehoooe of
J KIDD& Co.
1 - ILOVR.-21.1.1 lb. pet rued and for sillttg i ; fr.,
1( 3 ;
Co
T AIT ) !
j 'ARIC ACID-200 lb. on bond at i tl a f DD or ;ale by
Sl' , l;. CARD SLIDA T :4;” lb. just re1".1 .. o
nal for Jule
. _ _
S llck yf r gals fur sui.e by j
KIDD k
lAsT[6: SOAP-4 , 191b. nn hand nod for ric by
lJ 1)3 J KIDD. a Co, E. wax! vt
COTFON—I.93 bees lin sal'e Lv
FRIEND. RIIEV Se Cu
DIG METAI,-/ on., cfoll Foun.D) . P., ‘lrtml. far
onii. i 3 FRIEND. Haim - ay..
SC()!'CI"N"'-I"*.k. RIMY St Co
U "
eRII .: „ . 7 ,, 11 , 1 , 2 1 , a co
.L J 7! btr!, for 7 1,, ,, , tz 5u.
Rimy k
co
Ly
jj ,y 3 fo F l l:ltVa, RHIN .2 Co
lITI:2•TEILN NEV VOltk reeetved. •
V lot at i•nrne We,ters N , w pert flops. rbarit
wa er.l/ ern by the bale. nt
• IiEJ) NV
I Jim lire wer, ibtt Croat
YEW IRINEY—a/ ucar Wilac, Clover Roney
j.gt rcec,ctla”..liortale b)
C Kr. 1.1.1%
1.1%v cut LA4 CI and wicket al:ey
4
V sts. Ordlusu“e, •
Estiashrist•s a nen. ends far Sizal stns, In2treen
•70.011 arm and Grata xrsets.
6 EC. I.—lie ordained mid enacted by Me either..
i, of Ihnibegh, in Select and Coommo Councils alt ,
sembled, That the grade of Sixth street anti be, and II
3 hereby permanent!y fixed as follows. vim Beat*.
dew at the grade on Smithfield sweet, and thence tete
I drg. =mos. oradd feet per 100 feet to Cherry alley,
(three wet below t h e grade... heretofore tatablisked,l
and thence itte. 3 dea.s3 min. or 6.1.4 feet per 11 feet to
- . tfie allele oilirant WAAL '
Ii (
4 " o'*
I.
Floor. leading
ii l r o ll`' y ! 4 . ( s , s r`: - ;: ity`'.'"klV7,`.7. , Te't A0..1. 7 1 - 1.‘,'„ . =1:
,-. , ~..,„__.„,.,.,.:, „ ~.;,• „..., ..,,,,,.,d , for , 4 1,4. by 4 qf runt, 4striet as raw. VAAlAi,lied. and that so mach. tt
~ .7 . ..r. , I , pit.tv t ,ppp, . Slily OrAutanca As conthets Mtn. dot pruvlatons Of • thu
I . Irrim. - 1:-r.z).., - , - ,i R ",..... , m ,„, f ,,,,,,
ca , . 9rdinooce, be nod the same is hereby repealed: ,
Walt:cals.! in, and , / •I , - i --. ' lk - '., Ordalord and ennead Into a Intr. or Connollr, , )P!
-...9,1 ' ......tar:;-.:'------""..--.7-t7-• pArrettr 0rdne.0.,,,.1,12...1 4 . , : ~
s.ri
It: ifrrirrt.. . l't ' .sir no landily, Ito.. !... It. 13 , 00+. r........,r3. , ;16t. P 7 ....,
1.? .... " ' ' '"
V .
acne" 7, T ot 0vt0.... Ite , at t anon.. tlillit AA' .4. -4044:11413110,1-0N.Pra4.-4,..•
a:e 141 ic.l4. • • JAMES 4.1../.:11.3.1. r Na= Molo. Clete . , ---- alt
-,--
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N ° S'''''
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i' FANCY DRY GOODS.
: . ablo dodo Steil...et; to Mate en d ior tme. 1., ,
,c3o .. JA 4E ,, HAIM-U.l._ J •
SEAMAN - & MUIR -' ,
•-• _ _
p PlIf UOll. for foundry or c,
or 7 s dr Wood rd
G _ .
,
ENCIN F. I.:ERMAN cOIAX:NE-tO 4oz. )ttat re j ,-. 321 aroadyray, Nolo, - York,
er. ,,,, Aand for ... 4 trlrt J KIDD O. Co. , 4 - IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS of ESA. French ma
--% : . • . J. led Masitna.l3streges, lames, Enthroideries. Merl
-4F L' 4 l 4 -I t t i ' ;.l ' .t .' ; ti l 7t 7:::: 1 1 ' .Ot ' 2t• i •p d le2l7.• " r d • : 111rAttg e 17 1 121 ; 20 . 1gU r rE l L ' sII e tWa S TAA:
nntr: for •ale'hy • tel. , J D WfI.I.IA MS t They trlntecotnitry Merchants. vting New York;
ZJo examine their
story
making thou purchases.
CIIICKERINWS PIANI.Co-ut st rst,ts ed. Mr. Muntsras for Ina years of tile horns of A.T.
.6 lloionsts4 mutt": •o oils: , Ota.s... ' tStewart .O. Co., irom ton li he retired on the In ofJatth
11
f W ' ' ' Atj4.ll; and 51r. James In son. (who hu as interest in
.. .. ..
; the huslncasj litho , 11. ' orably known 11 that estals•
Et, /....• al MA Ch.. 1.-Das • I.ttes... t.• ntarOthv
ill Nl - AJAR:. - i ts - ts:d •t . tit±men'. -
.... •
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-------. r • —. ' .• VOCING IaiILPIES` SEMINARY"...
1 /ikt ,, N— A • ieur,thot.aiol r...it00... I:, rii.0..1.;11.i te•
,),
VI ..."., yoi'... tor ......e ..% . . , Trill- Ataunin Soutar of this . 'limitation will eons.
... P. I,' 11A Itl.A Mill, •,, me nee on the first Illtooday or :September. Rooms.
41l " 4 ''' --.4 1 14 ll ''''' . " 4 . l isiiredenti sweet, is . 41:otetade Row." thl door from
':'it. bridge. .: " ,
1, coarse of instruction nod the rates of tuition ar e
the same as heretofore.
Fororioule information.. see eireolor or apply
. v to the inst more
ructor, Mr. .1 W..Xlrrear.a.
Reference may also be made to the following gentler
torn.'
.1)r. 'h. P. Itale. Allspheay. Hon. C. r.lialer. Pittsbory,h
',Hoy t N.
'. Elit. - Res. D, H. Biddle
.'.llr. H. l Swartz, - Ku.s. If. Dyer,
' :yellle3us . •
:411:1-1:1tAmla :a. reedandft"
11%Itli.tt
,
/ $1 eons. end
I, 4 I 11.11M;Gli
lA/CR-11 0 landoief,,, , , ,,, ,,ceirt•l 7 2l,,STpe
11..avel 14,1 tar , te.e
lel , S 1 IV ILAILILAILITL
rtorr Ibb.l for Nalc by
11ARHAUGII
Ullr :.. 44ll:—Creou!
O . I`ANI II 1%11111N0.-4M/ LLu It/ * nitr:a-1.111,r
toIC 11 ragl.-rn coo .nd Izenoputtalion, ,, y
DICKI,Y .4. Co. trot.i nl
SF.ED W ANTED AT lINCE—ALK) lamb by
DICANY A Co
• - . .
fIOTTON—SI 64110 tor sale by
Kift' BROWN b. oniik:{pyi,)N .
VLOUR—A fresh lot raruby Flouronal rec'd,itul for
BfLOWNd I.I.:LBERTSON
T , E..\—:Vbalfebe•ta Mack Tea, just reed and for Gale
by e_ t . • BROWN CULBERTSON
IBElSE.—lblflas Western Rererre Cheese, to store
aud far br jr24 .RORTDALZELI. GCo
B t0 p .5. 0. "--:01‘1 U. hog round. to smoke novae; ISOU
for sale by
'e, D LIAND 4 , 110 wood 1.1
rnn"
am,
t i
. 1 1 . ° 11 1 7LY.f.1:14 ".
km sale 11.
n boxes Nl_ 8, :NJ l tkft doll): do do;
1L 1,0 •alc toy: del , 1
Tuina.: SALT -3 , 1 ',licks Dory; kith dried, Cur land
he% for sale by jegS J D WILLIAMS
DIG NINTAL-73 tons l'or rleul. iCamlxrland
erj !autism, from steamer) J Crinenden sod (or
sale by rat, JAME'S DALZILI.
_
ALTO 3 MACKEZFIL—abbis receiving per mai Rod
II for sale by 02.3 , JX2.4 U ALZF.LL
Yto
,Alerstl.—&/ 101. lantliog from soar De Witt
Chalon, and tar sale by rella JAS D&I.21.11.
TUILKEV USIBFAI—d Casio,' or sale by •
BRAUN & Agin:Ft
E "I ti
A DE. SIENNA—I eukf= by
TI rtErri ... it •
VEN;t : jl . Akii, gri). (E.0.10-a - caalss for sata . _ by
DEAD? REITEII
L AIC BLARK—Ia casks far iiale by
BRAUN !a. RIITER
TURPEFIINE-1,3 bb(. for sale by •
BRAUN d REITER
bus 4 prime illtoo itsrior. Ju st reed
by ft s i ts W 11.
43 water and 104 trout at
AI 01100 .t t.—..5U dos Madras Kid Nino, elk& Trcitch
ill Morocco. Also. e fies 4 supply ot 'reniptco mod
Mates Boot Motveco. Just teed and Ott solo nt low
prices. WM VOUNG & CO
6big N
F VVfI:VSNRoIISr k Co.
lillgrsl.—,elttoot pot reed and .torple try -, :
tetr , 1' VON BONNHORST
I • .1
. 49
TA tun) lb. prime, tor'sa
VON IkON N
_IIORST_A CAL
11 P r e e i 'l* Vi4" l'l3ltr7t-tTilll'a sale Ly I 5
S.CGAR HOPFE, :ti01,..1..141.1.1.-1::i..0141;. fur sat( by
re:27 F DONN HORST
urilert: risti-a,bl : l*to arrive. for • 1.2.71! y
F' CON HON N ttploff
t ° j ' : 5 .17 1""" 17 ?
I
016 , 4,ft- •5 quaver I , oXtil Hatt Frantsla Cigurs,,,jor
l o _r sate by re!: N F VON BONN itowr h
• • .-
L , EATHERS-41+1 sacks now lauding fro sway ber
j: Euphrates, for sale by
h Co, front =so_
i._ • .
GI. INIIIENU-12 sacks now landing from siesaW.
ly libratesy for sale by :eV 1 DICKEY k.
___ ,
lARD-4 bbliiNo g, now Imultng from ottiontrii
4 phrales; int sale by • Jen (DICKEY te
ULAN. SEED—IS Lek, and I tierce, now Li:Lai - I'l
j: lioni steamer Euphrates., for sale by tiA
Jell': . I DICKEY Is esi
idlo,g and (or rale by?
I DICKE:I'4 EII
SAt:nwrgE - uu LED rcfined, wow on bard efifi
aid" jer7 1 DICKEY S:EI
ASIIMERKITS—TwoInoWs Mack Casbnic:reils
Eno jfisi rewired by
_WEE MADRE:MT .1.11/11#2.
WVii P w r r iN go l :l A o r ; '' fil b otiro " :l " To do
Double Crown do do; ow de l Medium do do! UrOil do
L C dodo; min nod fon salwbj •I H.
icita REYNOLIY.4 & SIIKE•
LAT BOATI , FOR SALEI-1 21 .46.
Flan Boats foram; EficEnw of
REYNOLDS & SILEE.
jeeA . 14corner of Pooncufil 1.1111• u
QCHOOL 110011S—filThiffery Spires n largo stcwk,•
jun received and for sale EY
fe2o REYNOLDS & SHER
CIOTTON-
U )J7
T 'ETTER. PASER--300 mans me very 60) in
sore and fur vain by renG RE% HOLDS a SHLF.
Q frLERATD3-4 tale rerwinif and for este er.
1e,24 RUNT DALZLLL 3 Ce, liberty it
MEM
AUCTION SALES.
Li Dy John Av!zttrear.
ILP:ka and Lou,IR aft iklytrgit of Lasertnrecatte,
• 17i . •at 'Auction. •
134 . Sanirday, July Silt, l 3 o'emki P. U; will ha
sold,tea the pra...o eight very idestrable Louof
Ground, lamas on WaMunglon mid BulTOWlllltttelf, r ,
01144. of Which erected a good'sabstardial spacious'
lw.lilMory frame dwelling Amine, with a two Mom
back'
nu"ki"ng, wash house, a largo cistern in The yard,
end,.'other improvemenisl A plan may be seen at the
our Lith ,,oo m, or on application to Sir Samuel gimlet,
on rhea-culists. 1 .
Alp, two very handsome lois of groan"], in the plan
lats laid, out by/Coh G A Bayard. near the Alle
glical Cemetery, ois whi h iib erecteda good frame
d w Fthllg Ovoulns). by John Ground, with a mod
metro( water Mlle door
TM - Ms, one thirdcasti residue in two equal annual
payMents, with interest..
. . ...
Dry cg0,4, , ,,14?..; M Ametton. • .
Oh . ;Afonday morningiDoly 3, at Id o'clock, av the
commercial Sales RoonS, corner of Wood'and. Fifth
streets, will be sold, foriviecomit of a. hotn,st Mayan..
Geed.,
extensive assoninent of fancy rind ample PO ,
Geed., from the abelves.:• - •
Al tl o'clock, ....
. .
1:1( pipe and 3 qr casks brandy. I as cask Madeira-
wide; el lif ebests li" II aad 'black tea, :Is bag !lacuna
.cigars, 0 bits Virginia tobacco, a variety of groceries:
fromkt retail store; queenstenre.glsare, unigare, V.
iron safes, shovels, axes, hatelicts, ”cr
eons brnoms, CO..
ternealev, more fixture**, Ikci,
A kens ral asvortnent °int* mil second Matto house
hold garniture, embracing sofas. dressing and common
buick., spring seal reeking chain,
moit chairs, !Lc.
I . - '-: i At .9 o'cloCk. . • i '
Ail invoice of tine table and pocket cutlery, b.d
ware, cargenteri tools, • grins, pistols, gold
sod,
silver
vieddhes, Jewelry, musjeal instruments, saddles, bri-
M.:trunks, whips, bootlegged shoe!, a large 'as.''''
inetil of apring and summer fashionable ready made
clothing, line skirts in great variely,, tic.
ii3it ' .10/Ily D DAVIS. Aar,
—.-
AMUSEIIENTa .' I. •
. PITTSBURGH THEATER.
C.
C. D. Pomax Manager and.Lesece
i / Benefit inaliast appearance of 1
MISS JULIA DEAN.
Ildnunayi Jet. a, ISL. to Commence with the
WRECKERS DAUOTITEIL • •
Robert ! r , Mr. Dean. . •
hlurrici. . Mr. Prior. i
AnatomiseMr:Archer.
,
Marian r ........ • .....
• •• • • • - .Mix. Julia Dean.
:;.Alter which, DANCE, by MD. Anna hlalyina.
ii To conclude with
PERFECTION. ..
_ltuits Mr. Prior.
r . ruierrence Mr. ArCher.
•
.
, te,O'Brian Min Petri.
Pineal Or Aniensiou.—Drcia Cite!. it eta; Second
llir, IT cue Pit, Ze Gallen., Oh
- -
Tht Uri Want Array of - T - 4 - et7 - Va I
APOLLO WALL FOURTH ST.
HE VERMONT VOCALISTS will make their
T
h eppenrance in Pittsburgh THIWEVENING
JULY 3d, and continue for three evening, ina splen•
did selection of Sono, Ftuitts, Glees, Railed, and nii
celeritous pieces, from the most approved author..
Two pertoonences on the 4th ofluly, at 2 and 7,1 P
NE For full particulars, see smell bills.
ID' Cards of admission,2s cents. jy3
MISCELLANEOUS.
ctsx'Ordliniineep • •
tigteiating the Blcutenr of Rods within de city
Pattaburgh. •
OZ EC. I.lle it ordemed and enacted by kya eitisens
13 of Pittsburgh, ioSeleoi and Commisn CoConcede as
sembled. That from anddrfter the pusage of this Or&
wince It shall not be Useful to quarry rock by blasting
Within the city of Pittsburgh, either in the Erect or on
in
rho di er! Loermtrd der baring
barge of that raw
Men a ,d er the following g restriction...4 * m
• - the qua f
rrymin dull erect such *barrier me shall
prevent all large Itiercs of stone front rolling or belay
pmertril oiler soy precipice. tothe i nj ury or annoy.
abet of any &Owens prope rty or street
11.—Be it thsther ordained, km, That each
blbst behave firitumliall be covered with wicker
grr,'n oß dr eoeh other corrriug as Mal' he
riermsurylis pre trot Ontirely any small pieces at stone
iufing Ortnou oporVany aikacent property or litter.
count each port orraid property, or s trust as the owner
at theroof, or Street Comoriploouer, may give
,4! . perour wring so be used for thatpurpose.
,;Ss.d.. Ill.—lle it farther ordained. U.c.. .That shall
IW•the dory orate Street Commissioner to give a per
sists whenever the above restrictions 'au complied
Wit, and any person • iolatlng thin Ordiunnee shall hr
noble to a penalty of not It., than ten Or more than
dollars.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Cobncils, thii
runq of lu Atlto r ti l bl i t/BERTW3N, rms ., . C.C. •
IL Mu:us Redone,, Clerk C. C. .
JOIINSHIETON Ptrs't S C
loon llama. Clerk S. C. imTs.3l
ATOTICII,—The phrureratup hererafore existing,hu
',o der the style and 6110 ot Witham hilirught &SW,
Lemß drwelred by the des& °Clete senior partner, all
' , ructions indebted are reqtrested m elfin upon' 14.
+scriber, al the
no on Market street, walkout delay .
'wed seers their neeonnw—and tlrs: ro having claims
,srssurist the firm will preset/111w sarr l k.2,l 4 i Ng i tl f lArrant. -
.111 , fir . B..Vivfirg
INT=
*RI.I.7.NAVOOD GARDEN:I—A RRANdENINT FO
JULY 4TH.
..,
rTO prevenrconfuoiou and disorder, 'loiters will tio
furnished with tickets ofodutiosion at the gams—
oice kh) cents' —tchlch will be 'redeemed it the °Mee
r the amount in refreolim.euts. Pirieg oircruckers,
10. e., will Oct lie allowed.. Strict order and decorum
twill hopruerved. The steamer Greenwood will leave
:per lauding. PitYstreet, at half past each hour, (rota 1
paut e, A. M., until 1 past 10, P. ht. Faro 01 cents.
x: All conducted on strictly moral.aud temporale prim.
ciples„ • . IYEM
, . Fourth of July... Pleasure Trip,.
~. The fqst runniug stearnor . •
LAKE ERIE., • .: I. '•
3 ... - y. Captain J Stf hlurry,• still make a'
toasts Trip to Bearer M back,
Piling at Ecciiiemytood others points. A hno bond
lot mime will be ad booed. Hour of starting, 0 o'clock.
ilk - . • - 'I AC AGGHEY, Agent
1 . Bons of Tontioronci• for Elisabe th .
3, . The splcuillioud fast running tomato
. ,er CAROLINE, will lease Allegheny.
1 city, on. the 4th of July, at 7 o'clock,
the Monongahela niter at
o r e
.mely,,or-iittsabetp.: All Sous end Dorigtimrs are •
respectfully requested to be ma hoard at thin hour.'
1 P. S.—MorgariJonkisis, Eaq. will supply Ilia compa•
ity with .11 the coolingherentges of the searion.
.1.4 illlt,, , . . . _ .
l o /0 .1 1.1.1:....V-112
( b o b e lo w ki e u b gor House. bldlosses, tit
)rdtl. ) JAMES 'DALZELL.
• ____________
/111E.S1100 boo prime lliji Ch.M.", in store and
, , for oiole by •jeoo ,j JAMES DALZELL
GINGI4IIB , 7 An invoke of real
hlpnehester Gtnetnunon. of new. and handsome'
patterns:revolved yetterday in the ry Goods Howe
•:.o! jeGI V HAERPHY
'!-
qcKs--q r ftunes = nu
rr. ."* ! l :iz d' r 4 r ' th ` Pi " °
2r yerat tfe%rytcodi,,o
Jai W R MURPHY
l'ilACEr g ger n I r sb3lts large
17 d .
Landing and (or *ado by'
.. le2l
. . . _
and
:1-..,%'110XE, Wrobor Fluid; Ido Hein Oil, ree d d
•Vifor sale by jc..2l `.. C ARBUT `i
S?PIIF. ?BREAD—afresh .orris Ti115.r.5.42f 0 ta. 1 °
.by Ad V A - R.U" . .
...___. —
I , TORDED E , Kt Frm—mu, ...ttedettay mar
ill, ird4
.-------
' - PI L4es, for sale b...
jedl. .
31)i ll's DONE
—N°
7 t°
•. c ARBtrrAar
i .
~
RI CHECKS—A small bleoloe, e.ry deelrable
jolt received bp. i
, I,i 'stk.,
„
jest '
nanicEßAßrirs LARD glit—A. !urge.-supply On
;
'Alt hand , nod fur sale at the irerehotisr of
l . ietbn 1 ; I * : • J KIDD le Co •
19A1. seeks superior Pats, iced per ,stesiner
j biligestes and for 111111, bri,l , . . ,
~
4 ; e&I . . L r i & 4 ELAJVD, Itikettil Church Buildings
i,VLIIIN—Itei seeks Virginia Coen , in store and for sale
l by
.... i . .. irk.. 11 , • .11k R FLOYD_
---
; UMPIPORK-14 bbli ieeeteed per steamer Bril
lisle Mid for sale by !:
tell :
ineoWsz, CULDIRITSON
[tile:it:ll wean eßne e i taltz;. ll l . l oaln ii
~_
~,,i
ilOll4 -2u bele. for'iseiely
' ' W 24 - DROWN .t. CULRERTSON
•
.'tIOITON—PO bale. in wore and for sale by
J JA.3,11,2; DALZELL
•
4FIDI kegs Lard, lust meg and for side by
• 11.myPII /JAMES DALT.,ELL
01L-30 bb Oil, Nbt reed and tor Na
' bbl: tl
1.11 by I mr2,l SELL ERS& MEOW ra
it..iXSlOll3• .
mr-,s ~~yy
t NICOLS_
.
:1\ T SUGAR — IOO bbd . handsome New Orient.
. Sugar, to arrive per steaninr LYtreka, and for sale
by mr.ls • I . O4NDEXTLR tr. Co
bb . ls : goopl Rosin Ito arrive per steamer
' - XL froiri Neri o : dowse,'" and f r Baia by
yll3 , ftOINAXTI.II6 Co
IDEESW;CX -4 from mullet 11-
phrateri for sale •
;_ • ItiLAII . DICRRIf Co
Iropry 7S"Dry kliifisia-v,:rtsArd•
M emits f • eale
iS A VIA A7I'S A I iCK LetANDLESS,
4:BoZed BLACIUNG—IO7 /lax lure slantßU do
medium do; tr da small do fog...ate by
;
, ' yl6 K 14 1 A a. ACCAIOLESS
. .
Y:F 4 ~'
- STEAM I BOATS. „,
• CLIZEISIINTI 6 PITTSEIVEEGIII
•• I' •
PKOKETi , N-E.,
LHIS well of splendid p' nger Steam.
em is now fiticeposed lof the lathe rittsifteiti hes 4 -
amid /tinkled, anclisoit poworfttlboit i on
waters of the Wem Every acconunkulation sod coin- .
fort that money' elm procure, his ircunprovidlell for Pa.
""ge
asr. Th e Lice hit 'been in °puritan for five Triers
—h tarried a 'million of pisople.williout the least mitt
theu' persona, ' , Thu boatiorin be at the foot of •
'Viscid street the day previous to Miring:for Stuarcuuir•
non of •freight and the entry of posfieniWil 7 6-
p ter. lii all cues
,the, passage. money must be paid`
`advance.
• • • ,
SITADAIT PACE T• I
The IOAM3 NEWTON, Capt.l rE ti. *MIMS
' , rive Pittsburgh every ,thinday morning at 10 dolor[;
Wheeling a Very. Sunday evening al 10
2.11. y z,1.517.
--210SDA:t PACKET.
The MONONGAHELA, Capt. Sirohno. l 4..vt . . - '".
burgh every Monday morning at' lb o'clock; Wheeling
every blOnday eventeg ab , lo r.
TUESDAY PiCKETe;, , , • . • •
The hllltElthilA NW; 'Capt. J.. Kuns.rstana, vviU
leave Pnutburgh every Tuenlay,u(dming_gt IS o'clock; It!
Wheeling every Tues4tir eventng at 10 r.
WEDNESDAY PACKET.
, 'The ZiIWENGLAND th Capt. Dans, yell!
'leave • Pittsburgh every iVednesdity . minting at
~ 113 .
• rech'ob; Wheettng every ednesdarneniug lt/r.la
TUIIRSDAY PACKET.'—
The •BILILLIA.NT, Slept. (Wen-n.llll leave Pitts
burgh every Thuradapatorning atilt We lock; %Theelias
every Thursday crummy a; 10 r. r.
, .
, FRIDAY PACKET.
The No.; Cap. Cali, will leave.Pitnn
burgh. very Friday snomutg anlo o'clock; Wheeling .
event Fliday evening at 10
~r.
==IMESSI
.
The BIESSENGER, Capt. S. itoolkorill leave Pitts.
bOrgh every Soy morning at Ittrielock Wheeling
every Satorday evening ot r. • •
'NEW LISBON AND PITTSBURGH DAILY LINE
OF CANAL AND .STEAAIPACKETik,
• j ai l 1 8 4 8. al a ilm
•
(mit otasnow,) • •• • .
Leaves Pittsburgh daily, us 9 o'clock, 74. fund `,
raves at tilasgriw, (mouth of the :Wady and Beaver Ca,
nal,) ut 3 o'clock. inid New Lisbon at It, samenight.
Leaves New Lisbon at ((o'clock, P. Id., (Making the
trip canal to the river during the; night.) and Glasgow
at 9 o'clock,--A.-31., and arrives at Pittsburgh at 3 P.
M..—thaa making .a contintiouslina for carrying pas- ,
veneers and freight between New Lisbon and Pita.
burgh, in shOrlet time and at lass rams thantir any'
other route.
• .• • • ..
The proprietors of this Lane have the pleasure Of -
forming the publicthat they have filled op two first ease
Canal Beau, for the accommodation of passengers and
(Wight, to run in! connection with the • well known
steamers CALEES COPE and BEAVER, and connect.
at Glasgow, with the Pittsburgh and Cincin
nati and other daily lines of steamers down the Ohio
and blississippi rivers. The proprietors pledge -them
selves tp spare .no expense or trouble to insure con
fort, safety and dtipalth, nod ask of the public a ph are
of dew patronage.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
6. M. HARTG,4
B. AW. HAREAEGH, •
. R. HANNA, &
Ilic Co.
in s
y1.15f J. HARBAVO Co. 5 New
. .
• NOTICE—The stesinerllEAVEß, C. E. Clarke, mas
ter, Rill leave alter this notice, for Wellsville
yuntm
.ally, at L. p'doek in the morning. IGI3
196661 . • • ••• • ißflt
plr111)111MAIII&BROWNSITLLIM
• Daily Pack.' Lino.
FEDRUJOIY 1s; IS4 FEBRUARY 1s; 184
„ .
LEAVE DAILY AT6 A. M., AND 4 P. N.
The following new-bona complete
1"Y":r Ma line for the present lemma - T.
..-. LANTIC, Capt. harms Perkinsmu
ALTIC, Capt. A. Jacob; and LOUIS
11PLANE,' Caph E Senora. The bow aro entirely
new, and are Strad up withouireitud to expense. Ev.
Ty comfort th at money con plocare has been provided.
b. BOIL will leave the Mononitaltela Whafflioat at
the foot of Swan at. ' Passemicrs will be pummel 00.
board, as the boats will certainly ' leave' et the miter.
Used boors, 6A. AL and; P. M . jan.2l .
FOR WIIEELLNO, CINCINNATI A LOUISVILLE'
..,,,,,...• Ahem. &nun Pecratr.--The
new Marne(- . /
TELEGRAPH;
J Perry commenderjaPrill leave for
Louisville and all intennbllietc porn every Saturday,
at 10 o'ctock, precisely. . ~. ,
For !might or P lrk..) 01 1 I n: E b traf -, / to , •
Agent.
The Telegraph hat been built expreraly for a regular
packepacket, •.130 with 2 view entirely ID the comfort Of f 12.11•
t,
'the accommodations are Ulterior to no bean
on toe AVestern Waters. ' . , 1446
- .
• • The fine new Lehi ht steamer
LEwis
TFrompson astei,will leave for the
ye and'intennedinte ports this day.
Fl2r freichLorelLesale,Apply onboard. , jyfi
, FOR CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS.
... • • • The new andvpleodid steamer
, ZACILAILY TAYLOR,
Luena, "Illrister, will leave for above
• d - intermediate porta on this day.
For freight or passige, apply on WaN. -iY3 .
FOR CLISCINNATL:
Tlle,LiEkt tlyarkt
, slamer _
- (or the
have and intermediate Ports tk4 i dt4l ,
' Far freight or enautKe, aPPIr en beta& r-
• . •
ap,cni
wemer
FAIILM OUNT, tbb<r4 muter, will
lone for . above
ports this day.
Fortnight orryatre, Ittiply on board. Ji3.
r ,, . The „ new ad ' V ER In dfirap.r steamer .
. . ,
' - - glad
Koontz, mastey..will leave foe. the
bove and intermediate priers on this
day, For freight or passage apply on hoard.. .jp
• .• FoR b - r. Louis. r, ------- '
, -The.elegintateamer : .-
• '1 RINGGOLD, -. . .
Cope: moiler, sill leave for the aloe'
and intermediate ports this day.
For freighbor peewee. apply on boanL ' I ,
- n .
. Tne - splendid new s t ea mer . l'
in gia
VIITOR, " • • ..
. Jacob., Master, will. leave for above
d intermediate parts this day.
% For freighter passage, apply on hoard. , lyl
FOR ST. LOUIS AND ILLINOIS RIVER.
The fate stettMer ' • •
COLORADO, "
Oormly, 11111.111ey, will leave far above'
4 intertaettiata.-poru this day, at II
. .
o'clock, • , _.. .
For freight or passae,apply °aboard.. •• _ ye 29
• FOR CINCLYNATI. - .— :
~••,,,,.• • The fide new light &aright aseintor
! t. - PHILIP•DODDRIDGE, •
. Moor,' master, mill leave foCabova
d imemtediAm Bona this day..
I For - freight or passage, apply oc board, ..-de29
The fine oteamar • • •
Cack, master.orill•leaveAlai above
d intennediate port
thin-On7.
- ' maim apply on board. • 1e23
For freight or p
. .
FOR ST, LOFTS. • •
•e,.•
v.,,,,,.... The firm am 'learner r , ,th -
StiE.NANDOSIT; .
Boatman, ataate.rowill learnt for aboved iritenardiale pore Oita day;
!-:.Li'l or passage, apply on board. jeST
rorticmaNNA:n. . •
The light &maw steamer •
44 • FRIENDSHIP,
Davii,maskr, will leavelar the atAIC(OI
intermediate ports this , clay. - • '
Far freight or pismire apply 011 yd. ' je27 I
REGULAR MONDAY PACKET FOR CINCINNATI.r•
The fate stemma
PENNSYLVASHA,I, i
• •
. .
sy,angster,. tease, iegolarly,
_....seriaiter as aboSe, piano of dig:
strainer Nononirsheln., . • . • •
For freight or passage, siipty on bawd r , • Je26
The fie.
I:10 GRAew paare W nserstrarpor
DE, •
Cordeyikoaster, veiltilbive• for above
intermediate pOrti this days— apply 6,1 board. leg{
I==
FOR CINCINNATI:
1..1,1V FL . ..GLAND,
A J brelore. Toaster, will- leave' for
e above and . ibierrnedlateypoers
Ow day, at 10 kieloek,
Foe freight or passage apply ob board. ieCA
. FOR CINCINNATI AND ST. 1.01.11111:
The trew steamer
HIGHLAND 11A111 - ,
Ihirke.ranturowl
m)
leave far the din:me
sudintermediate ye ns dui d, at 10
' " orylumaka app yon Wald. , jOl7
,I FOR ST. tiJUIS. '
'
.
The steamboat ' .- -
• . '-'7 , 47.- • 1 '. BRooKINI,
' iloimi., mums, 1,01 lea et for atbme
d - intermediate portal .1s clag. at 10
A. 31. 11 „For freight or passage apply sin'.iisstl;”
je
. --
' • FOR FRANKLIN. • - ,
,
m aa rd.
.: ... i k The neve al it rt i mh r t . nleatu . r
• • . A D Minn. ) , laater, vrill I me for the
port every WedneuLy and Sar
tads y, at 4P. AL lee (might or passage- apply on
boeN. autell
IMX.Lits
samer INCINNATI PACKET
The steamer
in ia l L
NEW PAZLND, •
Wein., amster. will tun as a regular
nAernoon packet from. Pittsburgh to
Cumionati. • tide leaves on ter first trip , under the new.
annugement, next Monday, at 4 O'clock, P.M.• • ,-, .
O nucliouns & C
'------iggtH %ViIa ... XING AND BRIIii/iißit . T..
~..da... itto.nett and mbstontial low Watt,
~. ' a
stew:den .
- HUDSON,
Andrew PoZt :Baster) dos reedited bet
regolor trip, tittween whee li ng,' Bridgeport aad Pin,
burgh, leaving Pittebutgli tal'AlOndays dad Thd.d.),.
LREGULAR RA - cxt-7 FOR SUNFISH.,
1, 1 The ! .
Harves t atelier, will leage for atria
Jet all intermediate ?err on 'Weilne,
days and Saturdays of each reek. Fur fright or pito,
" tba rlY "17,11:r0ISTIlli:FFAFEROEIti
•
prrrsinnicita WIISMING J'A
L CKET.;
• I • l, 7' 4 "`cclNki, •
Saler PXAmayortaster, will leave
eautarly for Wheeling,
Wodoesday Fediiy, at UP o'clock precisely:
Leh., Wheelie; every 7Vm:idzip, ,Thored.y
eiMden et 7 Melee.. a en precisely,
Th. Mad at MI Me Mt. : mediate peal.—
Every accomodanatt . il.t procere4 for the cone.
fart and attreiy pammitgery boo Dre,, p r0 .0. e 4 ,. The
boot iv alto provided !relleenif-oeting safely wand to
prvjentnv_plevjoo . s. For f . rtiih i oi , Ltnii t za v i s acply on
rfrzin emzier 'of Ivy and Smithfield 141,
m c ,,monT, ELJZABET/1 AND DIONONGADE.
LA errI"PACKDr.
14 " . - DMPATDILI,
hate Iron, mat
Po lsb ter urgh
• very klooday. oo
el.
•
Wedneaday and Flu/sy, ot o'clock, A. a '-and MO
..4o.l.4.Cifyrtef y Ttleaday,Thor!..ley eutlßatlardayt
rd-
ot clock, o.' or. , Fur freight or poorage.opplv 011
boa
. -
SPICES. Ground Slinitnitl. • Allopiee, Chntuunosi.
Clot , . end Ginger, yugt seed how the manuresta
rers and for
. ..le tor wrier WICK ledt'CAN/LLESIcb
11:1EMX19
C=M
MMMISI