The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, October 23, 1848, Image 2

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Me. River News; beioweer Zener7 Krone, lee. lease
bird pager:
Dezaimpatle 11W r ifositnatIona
FOR P ENT,
TALOS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ILLASD• 7P/LLRIORE
RILAGOTOR•L "TICKET.
'SENATORIAL SI.HtTORS.
Troilus M. T. M , X.aa, of Washiniton.
'Jan P. Stoomoa, of Lbbanon.
DIf3TRIDD ELECTORS. •
I. Joseph O. Clarkson., 13. Henry Johnson,
'I , John P. Wetheiel, 14. William Colder, Pr.
' ' , 3: - .lasses MI Davis, 13. William Mllmine,
, . ";41. Tim W. Thdßeld, 11l Chain W. Maher,
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I. "Dodd 0. - Moe; r 17. Andres G. Cartia, _
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S. Joe:luta Dinigia,' • IS. as. B. Davidson,
-7: Iota; IV Steele,: .. IS. oat h - Markle,
` , IL Tali Lindeo, -- -- SD I
-•. 'k. Joseph Selsnieker, - 11. V . Lo'olins,
- `l4. . - fti Rioter ' 21. Richard Irwin
'‘11: William 0. 114iy,- Sta Tutus 'lad,
'.':',/.1. rall - d 7 Tilfati ' SA 4 7 4 14 A. PPerrLnee.
Moo next pais ion Tel4graphis News.
:;'2 ; : ‘•••4 !
By u 4 actotd`eieamb!p diemsar lontarea
to open the:ll.6oolm immediately: after the second
'`• 'Tnearla • oGOcicber, and axe 'required to naaesa
''sniwhit's freeman making application to them at
time within ten days of the . pedal fixed by
hi* far theielatimt of peelers for President and
yiiierre«mi,in; aid to maxi out Was far the oil.
r- , ! ,. ...:ccEsprsaido ? cliciz h an4 to 'delver the same to
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• flaititlaitkr hefine eight o'clock on tho mottling of
akilat4 'Bear this in mild
.• :4.o.ll.Hfiwr Words twain !ziii,uprt. 'and re.tleot
',,',„ ' • thrlividgeo,-
,: higobriaus article
In Ehe Pact of'BetarcliT! ifoiiisf, awl trfigssing
•• What & Ch100.1,,5141 eaaataver Um Page
\Bata hale, a maylisde mbiliass one would have
w4PPolor. • Mae at the Past thm at Mace
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lhgltiogingo" • beempi: Atoll events not
one. The" er e en
&mama to the test e.
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al,i,*o7eithirk bat
..greei,Ftewore-to thei r • , 'B t u* Whigs:
. meoanm The
tern 4
" - .keitieet -
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,- rseerst. of tber P o sts change of tone is that these
r.Oramaus tying Fedendists,' and
•:7 use whin azit,9lrar bea nisjinity in Petuurylvania.
rtl ' 4114401*4.11 . 104di11e fad that has bettered the
0 1 .1 2 i 6 erf„.„ of , thiti.Post lief= that discovery was
• disehed. „necessary to denotmce, and
- iihriPtit: it mutt be confessed, served' in that way
t:: bravely, at lear4if, &ally. The duty
big wiztrds and ' at its
' its - Mies itinatriauter than the
''''itirebliiwaftdontgargaments. l Etia Irv, it appelus
set/miry to amx. Whig votes an: wanted to
. '11 . 44 oar neighbors to eject their candidates, and a
aersi - hand meats at the boThasirs of the idols.' or
..inni.whothirdwitgainciaer the necessary quantity
and 4 ,r,V„ ot
ect* by a lithe wins
fey, and sine alifAn. Autramtat. Nye ate afraid
The imaToredialeandg.
who.hsve been insCeessible to the Poses, bad
'Wards; and ill names, am not very blelpto be
• •••) alb!: snaredrbrits bad arguments. The cordatitWhich
itilkinia . beaireen the perinatal dummies itud pa
-triatteilivf-thcr two presidezdial candidates us nu
fr. ' uniutunite one for Unit On that point 110 Whig
.doibta ammo. Getwril Citified!' seekitg
- elaustnek in as notinioulas urelilctut be. And
• ' •• the ananapt of essPost to matte rellectingl
love tt dwell an the Pow's new kind epithets
belie to dist Out mean peace wish all matins`
• Would be endampsnal by &bedlam:kw of 'a nasty
, chiedstin; pretessionid soldier of the 'regular
• • nry,'-w the election of Gael Gass woubigive
ws " lissom= that this happyitts of
cur conzuntwoukccinabino ututanged,
44tror filittatie, • We 'inittismee the Paw •
.• tick it Lam:sin Gestetnt
Lease • ' are kly known to the .wille t f.•
,• I 44r •The:•••••dwoOr of his inmkring
great war before we' hate Atiod the kundpid nul•
liosior.- 2 9 whictilsainde one'has oast; istiabt
Grant*, iii!lhe iikke'cif the argument,
aII din the Past says ,io. th ltinglratout Cowan
and acerosoare still think Apeaceable,bmest,
. soldier, Is Preferable to st try Twirls:am chi.
P. 8.7 u its zeiilla the ccavetof .. thos Whigs,
..uttr the Post will not Otte:a th eta:ma
• r Fadosabst' Wet/mold ben* tbadady
~.,j'#4glinfilttadatt:orthalPtut to ibis pinty,,altwo
• him to doubt .by sestinas SornUindon it: Inks
ttai:Wbigatununiagly. I .
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Tholecoa suit try to *Who 60W:reeds chair
ad their cyphering they cannot
~.- . eysdier tip:a niajorhy.to Teller., We - have not
. dook Ford is elected, inn it may require the elk;
Arta Wipe to bocointed toiler:oe the queetirm..
-to: the -Legislator; dienalatio question duo
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the He4at6 is ash% Me hides will depend some.
what epos thy:decision of thet question--mho are
• Ow inenthezi Emit Mande*? Mims' the but sew'',
aloe Legidantre;Hanniton county was
dl~ided:mte, two and noway
-. two, the wanly three merabtaa.--
TheWidge r 'ckeied de liar, and nominated mem
-I.ers kw' each &inlet aeceenelp. The Locos dia.,
reliardailtArad notoinua lb* pasidatei - a3i. the
, et r eef•'Tbe; Whiphavealargemajority
the airy—the Lanes in the county. The Wee
twienhere for the noted* are aviiirdedto this ka:cis
' riteivaerfenn the algae claimed by
• thaap, theywore eleeted;h7 a
4 = Ittid is purspep!ca tqam. 1114 cli*howerreraf
. /raihiOn county; hes oethireieff atMge; find to.
, ;"'" ,- falleithotavrTrieregralletndiefreerlitkantal as.
!• 111 Ftingihelsaricthhaiiisisstitsiiist4 { This IS the
time that we ever built itr siclizon.ofthe
• rant aweraing to ileurlf tholrerelPitiVe of tie
east* 'Vie' _law ; Wu phued,ln imententineud
• yammer, and If it is rtneo it will Sake a
Ltherity thini die. clerk of Hamilton county
open,. to declare it inch: - This matter 'bows how
daaPerataisf /4.oetocaiire anis to PoWer; and bOW
reedy it is to ontrage the villa( the people,whea
Inlet en&
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Sgstss essoicts, of this Btess, is et:media the
triiimktande 6usiness_offnutit4 br eilcalatiott ei
fiandnica document iiipea Ludy et wsibington,
by tic Lambs% etuughtg ibitt Gan. Taylor hurt.
;imbed so= MOOG antra pay--a as iim of
'97/111hyle published a &Ards) , " sio,ftom thirhias
the* Issethipstomr. What- ibtii` bosh= tor. LS
bg:uzwiWa traittid Steles Senatort HoSv mut) bet,
• ter Maio kind of conniving at fchntood and slonv
`der,than•tho severing of itkilea goodoll Bova
mind. Simon-wcA conduct Ira betecigloctod.
. The anoniele says, =oar 'account solely/ drib
.!xt.tottbied to desulithat the Roo goll bleu of Wil.t
snot'S , Distrkistiel age stud• Atscrof duanarkrarby
- taingke the Guatia'aFrea Sad gattilidaleb:Oct6
'Wo tl4ii cosempolsolo take eozofcat. We
as Lim we eta airorellittisiWati k
It thq did ma 'make area of thaanelvea by eta
tisg SA; Jaitutim, an we ask is that they will not
*name pnient donkeys, by Toth:a in Caton "
„arida Gsrlsnaystsetb. ' , •
The 011074d0 mpwe mtairuhritood maul
C3f=:===
VygglOgstretb; bat its WWI= Will
IbnPlYta ACM thatiheydid not vocal!' a bc4l o o
Agpstmar Wellokuunlida. We oppose th?
Mad 4)( ttnigwba declined to TOte tor JangoD,
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lIMM!32T'ffEI!OTS
Mtihidelphie the Evening red mend= lioa:
Scia.Vffiraftl. 1 : 44 iLC• Wm. / 1 - 7 kOMIX;
litutE,e,"Lorie W.Ektraett tend Atfid halm a
halissTharxreamadetiptacci:wfaalau.
".. 4 . l omilaakdolikhalogri Nairinag( sl l Vol
~.-MaueFM4 33l - n , I
• _lkazuzpsaa, a Dedoetagetat_
asor 6toi
rAthiitralaSiim , mouizedapsici
pt
qiiAtimPlfig the &drib "Wm Bout.' Cm wilt
1144 t&TO Clllll4l
- pod lea kat ihare.
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‘ l6l .•Pwtisetathe waver.,
The doctrine. 144 ~....to the victors belong the
TWA . !..lathe'onlyritindoirralde article in the treed
of- S.OlO Every !other: , iple's= al
!nose...lf:4o* its aboaldces as an -kil o tnent, aid
easily Ussoff.' , lefferion and :lantana were
zealous idiacates•' - of She good' old doctrines of
Protection . tia American 'Labor. They bah sup
ported the principle embodied in the ordinance of
1787, and Were the staunch &Marko( River and
Harbor Improvements. Each of these invariant
principles has had the sanction of the Locofoco
party , within the last fifteen year*. Bat is
now repudiated. The principle of Protection woe
Lint idrandpaat began to go into disfavor
before the n of 'Old Hickory's' oHicini
caner. T '.doctrinelhat the General Govern.
meat haul the . constilutional right to Improve our
Rivers and Harters, and that it was its dull=
arise that right, was nut trased.from the
co creed. The pest principle embodied in the
Ordinance of 'B7, was the last of these old fash
ioned Democratic doctrines expunged from the
Luca= of. Faith. But the doctrine of
the 'Splits' is still adhered tra That will never be
abandoned for two reason—Fust, because of its
palatability and secondly, because Vut i t i Lunder'
ts the 'cohe s ive power ' by which the
ty is held . The patriotism of the boa=
of that party, has its seat in their pocket Strip
them of the hive of keeping that well lined, and
their party ties would hang as loosely as their prin.
ciples.
,14* . er`'
1 23. 1848.
imam&
Northerner.
/his, rescind
ULADISL
ST..
ill be received
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of 0;4.6 use, ad-
P.lPe!r•
4 piblished
Thal_y Serra
rare Dalars . per
r imam, array
alerted io band in
arty in the day as
mad for a speci
until ordered out.
The, following table exhibits the sums appropri
ated by the Getters! Govurnmeut, for Internal Im
p:memo= purposes, since, and including, Jeer.
sou's Administration.
Under mon 848,400
" Madison ........ ...... •• • • .200,000
" Monroe 706,000
" I. Q. Adams 2,310,000
. Jackson 10,582,000
" Van; Buren 2,221,544
Tyler 1,079,400
What a commentary is this upon the miserable
sophistry of /eines IC.. Polk! His predecessor*,
dorm 6 a period of half a century, have admitted
the Constitutionality of the doctrine which be, in
superionwisdout or conoeit, condemns as a Moto.
rice of that sacred instrument! leariui both con
sututional. and 'democratic ender Jefferson, Mad.
Monme,,... dm, to do what Polk owed/ But
this repudiation by one man, of • democratic prin.
ciplee is no evtde.noe that. the People acquence
in the repudiation. The priociple was democatic
in 1809 . , arid it democratic now. The mere fact
ittil; it arc r oadenitledliy the Loco Foe° perth ..Pes
not alter its character, for there no less demo:mei
in Loco Pacoima than there is vitality in Santa
Annals wooden kg
The people me about to gravid of Polk. It is
a matter of but little consequence, therefine i 'vhat
his views were upon this or any other subject.—
Bat it is important to know how Cass stands affeo.
ted. There are two means of judging of his posi
tion: first, from what he sari himselk and second
ly from what others my for him. The Baltimore
Convent:MAU this suicreditedexponent of his views.
And it (*edemas the system of Im_provements and
applauds the action of the present Executive. This,
in the absence of any bettM evidence, would be
coneltudire; But, fortunately his own woad coo.
damns him. 'When asked at Cleveland to give his
views upon this subject, he refund on account of
the `'noise and mamma, tot he added that he
should deem the succeas.pf. the democratic party
nowas inu iructam a feces the People for deo
tread in lames E. Polk's footsteps! This declara
tion, with his very contemptible hater to the Chi..
cart Canventient,funtiab all the evidence swots
mrto enable sane men to .proper! classify him.
LeWis Cass is equally lift. tin his nipudiation
of Bose other old feshionsa democratic principles
--aProoMtive Tariff and Free Labor upon Free
,Sol . He is now only the more bitter against them
treatise be arnarecentlY their warm advocate. The
leaders of his patty demand 'Flee Trade and the.
Extension of Slavery; and be acquiesces as cheer.
fully end pronifitly as he did when Gen. Brock or.
idared him' to Mara to bereft and surrender!
Although locofocoiems hass, the People have sot
repudiated either the one or :becalm of these prin
alpha. Bat' they wilt repudiate those brihom
these principle? have teen repudiated. T are
now preparing to dose; and the election Gen.
Taylor will teach these vacillating demos gnea
that it is as easyfor the People to abandon their
&den as it elf b• their Bailers to abandon Bair
principlart.--diferny :cow.
ItISETINN IN lIABII4IOIII7IIIETTI.
A lead to the Bast= atlas gives an animated
amount of a Whig Mass Meeting at Dracut, in
Mit State, on the "ish instant. We extract the fst.
loaning:
"1;4 time the meeting was organized our old
e and invited guests, the Rough and Beady
o fri o froml. await, arrived accompanied by • splen.{
diddwass band, playing some sold inspiring mustoi
filling oar meeting home to overflowing, and Mtn' li
ming 03 in every comer. There were f. One
to five hundred of them, and truer ,and better
1 Whigs cannot be fond in - this Onion-. /They are
always ready to do good service, as You know,
and this 4li, you may rest assured, will roll op a
&ally milked) , for Ohl Zack, and no mistake.—
We had fall. Pm? thouitand Wee=
At It o'clock the Rota Abbot Lawmen* made
his appenuartne end was received with cheer upon
cheer, till he hid ascended the phdform and was
introdweedto the audience by the Preedent of the
tonging. , The Speech OM. Lawrence was, with.
. pii.
out exception, the very best speech of the -
in this yummy that it has been to
lieentoj Eh speech was' a , keen
!tang, unpresahre, and cos M _
.112 g onaktf. Mote speeches ' • to the
. beartrigeur lastest &mots void oho; . pew
*rt. leisspeechhas done tome toltulkitten the
minds crow pimple here than all otheespeechis
in this vicinity. D. opened the eyes of Ems *four
"new fledged" Free Sod Mends warderfolly; aid
he motabsed the Van Henn humbug chasm and
\ ;dairies than,[ ewer heard it :dote before, and was
most effective to convincing some of their wrong
aced =war. Be finely etecuifica his an
dieoce ker boars, es not* left the meet.
ing house Chile he was 'MP i Three differ*
ens dines he attempted to stop,bun vas requested
by hundreds of voneestem all parts of the meet.
Agleam to go on. Refinished his address in an
eloquent appeal for all per= to do their whole
they, and get others to do their duty likewise, and '
venter our services to elect worthy Old Zack,
who never:Sonendem, and who depended#t all
Ida sucessful beats on his volanteers. He was
. 11411:1120/r cheered throughout his
.addless, especially when be alluded to theold gun
hilarrded ferm his (ether, , which his worthy sire
shatddexed ;at Oroton ",; *Ad used at .Bunker Hill
with goodireet,, In. the deinkee of good old BEd
&Oki' lid' the Whole comby. Ile closed his 1
speech amidst Mandan of applause"
. .
The New Orleans Finegan* of the 10th hug.
contains= 'coot= of dui burning of the steamboat
Fruey 'Woods, cm her panne from Springfield fie
the PM:WI/Karat Railroad. The boas vas destroy.
ed in nekton time, and same of the pismire= and
mew mere picked up by boat& The Picayune
goes or, to any:
Those' lost coned isfs /11.111 supposed to be nem'
tut Brawn, :tram 81.LouiS, who had wilh him •
samba oftelegraptdountrutamds; two (wallies,
consisting at ono gentlemsto, kis wife, 'Cameo-law,
two younghtdies, supposed toko Maas so Manua ,
kdiai, and two stow six pus
andlll2 inkinitssw sernats of the stasis
6ms:dies; twiinegro men and thechambenned bis•
lapsing to Ake boal,"aad" two tbasoaa unk 6 n a own -.
The Lost, kSintwo with a knofpudi
and shout Emmen bales of moms, was let.
IfGea TigiciFis elected biwiltdo room to cub
the Bylititof Conquest and chock lbo spread of
Slavery than any attar thOWitto iota!
JOHN (MCI' ADAMS.
The SaM PrQpinL7 ' cOulaitad 1/10812/4'll°.
leaped , lines of amazes. ehmeietee es. Gaga teat
elm of/Medusa.' The mind thtanem andtdevthed
driodam at - John Quincy Maths discerned hi the
pure/and unaided theracter OfZitetunyTaytorthe
:Might the West qualify:Mom of my radii to
to' tut Aide:than'. support. ! The voice of the
revered Adams 'canna to us at this time, fall of
prophetic, advice and wirminp—lfartjard Cos.
rim*.
Lawns Cum—The friends Millie Simßs tall Cl,
gnu be never owned ashy& They &mad mate=
mum dim Thomas Jere/son prevented him by
the Proviso of 1787--tor Gen. Cons waste favor of
difflantig Army hurt Ohm. If this' Smile bad
Anima aphis &cab In &slave Mite he would bun.
thousands *film= by hitAsztraa"Cato
purchasedn tty of a candidate. It his ant
mamma of him, he ought to be ashamed of thank
fovettyportmg such a =II vrho•has gauged no
Tato. the olottgh: aileron snetely . to get
"Mei fade Preibizazy. d bin to me
the :amble contartione of Gan. Cates fats, when
alone in his chamberhz mad big Mebane' letter.
gervena! *hat &lapel he would be fir a Zoe
gmth, M each a tizam.—amegmat Dealsona.
-
.4llanztratar, Mit blunzaza. , —datana
coundguity las week, at Milo ,Platna, of lia
murder
arder Idits Ooodlent, was twateneed on
-Friday by hip bleGattzt„ tote hanged on the tat
of Ike:ember; In answer to the natal qualm
laltbeetzdettee, he proceeded that ho bad been
anongfulty cot:meted, bat aahthe bad as debt to
pay n ,endwas quit& willing to pay J. The only
Saver kat naked waithat exacatkm might be
speedpakHar days maid lath bbn well, and four
/puts '
LumanianoJltantoan Csasa.—There are al•
ready cosehruidted sod filfiy boats elan dinctipttass,
rennhsgen this canal Orator, Alva are junkets,
58 testa - and. 50 wenn. The pulses ate
am:abed in the'Unfted &Vey, and the lino
.beata and wetrbuilt, the Jake boats have
figah, and bulk taw* enough to navigate
oar inland easy - it necessary and the Aver bags
Pre Pnnoilla• light Astaghtortgaally Wended fa
the Illinois au& Bt. 'Joseph aims, so ages Ike
Chicago Democrat.
Gm. Lewin Co; ef Hiohn.:ht thefitat nouh,
em then, who low eyes deohnud htirif in favor
aIIAPFUSING human :Imo% And Mb man is
the esndhhue a_pintrcalheg thud( deznotage.
Whet 'a Del tion • -staey, What an insult to
the projgo t—what as o u t upon Inathoe (opt
nonuehliOn the' tiest undo 'tool of the slave
w a. er Mantas, eves . , pat& We in this connuy.,
lie ram* the prom of. servilee—opposed to
la Anon of shroui ',indite &nation. • He
a.lseetstlaiin Detoonrall- He hat only coped
Jeirataisra emu, and Can hhi Mahn Re is
as inthdrelyears behind the. Ne; and• lesit, men '
vhf othloi n iplaeaston'io how% tali *people
ea Casa its Dethoeiit: »do • Demon= !
atuJudant Demos&
FOREIGN . NEW&
By Tux:- rricassirmAtariiunnw
The Britannia arrived at New York alien hion!
day, and brought London dates to the 29tItand
Liverpool to the 30th of September. The knowing
letter to the New York Commercial Adveitiaer,
contains a succinct and intelligible account of all
important foreign matters, brought down to the day
of It date, and our readers will find it really re.
freshing, atter being mystified by the Unintelligible
=seam frequently sent by telegraph
Losocar, Sept. 29,1846
The Eumpeau toil and trouble ( or the present
week amounts to about what may now be consider•
ed the average quantity. A repntdican movement
in the Grand Duchy of Baden ; on the heels of the
affair at Frankfort, has served to keeGermany
in confusion. Prussia is aull laboring to the vain
diketo establish the existence of an efficient ex
ecutive government conjointly with that of an tin
trained and sMgle popular Assembly. AtuariSl
keeps up a bald front on tlusludian question. Sicily
and Naples have been torn for a moment from
each others' fangs, but ace mil panting in their an.
slacked hatred. England the trials of the Char
tans and in Ireland those of the rebels are simultw
nom* proceeding, and horn France we are pa.
Windy watching in utter unoertainty for the next
move of the national phantasmagoria.
THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS.
It will be recollected that shortly alter the French
revolution the Provisional Government at Paris
adroitly contrived to get rid of all troublesome for
eigners from the capital, by urging them to proceed
on republican crusades to their respective father
lands, and that, having furnished them with rail
road conveyance and every thing to facilitate their
departure, it left them without assistance, to be cut
up or put in prison by their enraged countryman,
as the case might be. In this way a company of
Belgian liberators were conveyed at rate of
20 mile' an hour to a railway station on their own
auntie?, where a regiment of soldiers were drawn
up on each aide to hand them out and conduct
them to the neatest jail; while a similar body were
wet into Germany to meet in the universal terror
and hostility of the invaded districts, a scarcely
less miserable fate.
The chief agents In the latter movement were a
Mr. RectotStruve, both of whom, alter,
they had discovered the abortive mums of their
contrived to escape into Switzerland.—
Mr. , it appears, was possessed of property
and is understood to liave invested it in United
States stock, with the view of starting for America.
But the Schleswig Holstein excitement and the re.
coat =duct of the Fmakiort Diet on that
question seem to have revived his old ambition,
and consequently to sooner had the Frankfort out
break taken place than his party from Switzerland
at the bead of a refuse hand of Poles, Frenchmen,
and Germane, invaded the neighboring Duchy of
Baden and proclaimed the German republic. The
population of this Duchy is about 1,000,000, but the
rebels appear successfully to have marched to
Carlsruh Its cajfital, where Mr. Struve proclaimed
martial law -0 411 traitors and temporiaers,"
and issued orders fi rms property of all monarchists
to be confiscated. Every man between the ages of
18 and 40 was called upon to join the movement
under peril of aurammy punishment, and, is this
way a somewhat formidable form was of course
easily raised. Troops, however, were immediate•
ly marched
a t them, and the newsthis mom.
mg is that at a place called Steven they were
encountered and totally dispersed. The real name
her cif vohn
0 uary fighters does not appear to have
e eded 80.
From Frankfurt the intelligence is not important.
The outbreak in that city hoe been followed by the
enactment of repressive measures, but not of the
blindly tyrannous and permanent son adopted by
the Parisians after the affair in June, which could
only have proceeded from the people possessing
little moral courage and resolved louse power with
all the severity ofehject km It appears that only
one member of the Assembly was eeen among the
insurgents, or at least, upon the barricades, and a
is said that the night before. the rising • meeting
was held of the members constituting the ultra de.
mocratic t 40.--M which the question
whether should join the outbreak was pnt and
negatived by a vote of 20 against 19.. All appro.
beinzient of renewed disturbances seems now to be
at' ttend The army in Frankfort cumbers 10,000
men. The total estimate dialled and wounded=
both sides in the late conflict is somewhat under
200. Ajpo_od story is told &outset the condiments,
a radical Mr. Mestenuch, who at a recent meeting
implored the
_people not to abolish titles of nobility,
sines, were they to do so, there would he no dis
tinction betweenlim and the Prince of the same
name.
, It is to be finned thatth. .• state &Wags] now exist
mg in Germany must be expected to =inure fin a
long time. Indeed several years must elapse be
fore a defiance adjustment shall have beenmade,
from which the nation may =non a steady coarse.
For thirty-three years the theory of liberty has been
sorowing up in the maids of the people, while the
practice ofdesponsas has been complete. The con
victions thus engendered by long and enemy re-.
emotion are of too deep • nature to-admit now of
reaction, bat the utter incapability of pasting these
convictions into working 'shape, from the want of
'previous , will lead to almost interminable
muddle. The CUB never again tolerate
maything in the shape of deal= gercernmest- but
they will oft= AO brit, just as the pupil who is
left for the
Fist tune to work out a pro bl em upon
hirwn responsibility will remember how cam.
&Mtflr Wed attseton with ids master by his
%sit* Apt= over Slie wan enemies and I
mistakes througtflffillffir lirainstrat tesail
diffilatf- -
mussaportevsmui.
The King of Prussia has at length succeeded in
Binning a ministry, of which General Von Pfuel is
the head, Mr. Vora &ACTA having failed in the
attempt. The difficulty ism find any one who can
maintsin eftrin bone and at the same lime preserve
the aver tithe Assembly , sod there seems link
• • • • it will be 0';:;TCOUle. 11 is absent
ludicrous as it is panful to observe the dread of
military sway among the people, on the one hand,
and the prospect of anarchy on the other, and the
incessant Vacillation is everything.
As regard. Austria sad thenestioes
Melons movements 011. will on the part
of France and Sardinia,rod it is in this quarter that
the real cloud in the European roped , hang. —
The Cabinet of Vienna rein mss' taro a dignified
tone And a recent announcement in thelMaan Ga.
are plaid, stows lint they will receive, if necena
ry, powerful ed.ln that Austria declares
that she Lombardy by virtue of the trea
ties of 1 and that those tr eaties were prom.
tied by all tie proemial Europe, and that they eau be set aside tif theinediatim Many two of the
parties, as utk imams France and England, with
out the consent °Mho remainder.
Emilia, at all events, it is affirmed, would insist
upon a voice In the matter, and if negotiations
were considered necewary,would demand another
European Congress. Backed by so powerful an
ally, it is hardly likely that Austria will permit the
aghast tone of dictatioa, and ne England tom
lately had her Radesky in Ireland in the shape of
General Macdonald, and is consequently in no
position to lecture Austria upon the propriety of
emancipating her rebellious provinces., she can
have Lila. reason to that that we aball go beyond a
tender all good officea She had only, therefore,
France to meet, and it remains to be seen whether
General Carolyn& will have the courage, in the
face of an impatient army, and a reckless people,
to moderate his tone to similar limits.
NAPLES AND SICILY.
The war in Sicily has been suddenly stopped by
an =Ostia imposed on - the Bing of Naples unme.
diately after the havoc at Memos. Application
was at the same time made to the Sicilian Gov.
comment at Palermo, to know if they would also
ague to it upon condition that its acceptance
should 1206 Itl way compromise their canes and
the anon haring be= in the aflbriattre, the
pasties have dues remained in at
yoo--with the
exception that the Sicilians still continue to prepare
far a vigorous renewal of the conflict The fact
of thearniltke not hair/110cm' imposed until after
she. mischief was done in Messina has of course
called forth the budem reproaches throughout the
island and ft ea:Wray Nmishes another Inexplica
ble phenomenon in the modern enforcement of
lammetional prnciplea
One supposition to account for the citcruitranc e
is that it was founded on the uncalled for barberc
ties poetised at Hanka, against all the recognise
ed rulesof war, since it Ls:alleged that the force
employed was amply seaciant to take the town
by assault, and that Its bombardment from the cita
del was consequently an act of gnitnitcos it such as to justify Other powarsin interfering to pro
vent its repetition. Another suggestion •is that it
was necessiwy for the Sicilians to show that they
-ware determined never to =Merit , end that they
tumid rather undergo extermination, and that this
itt c 2 u4 been demoutrated
the any by their conduct as
farther proleanyalko of contest
most merely be regarded as useless 6u:chary
The kw:nor, imam is believed to have been the
true pound of inlarle= and it L understag
that dill in utterly repudiating
=
of Naples and his dynasty for ever, that
will be p=itied to renew heit'auempts
joining them subjection, without. farther in. I
I taferenee, urdegs be shmeld go beyond the Wands
of legitimate warfare.
CHARTIST TRIALS.
Daring the past week the triahi of the Chartista,
apprehmuled a month cv two back, on the night of
' their intention to parade the meta, and to set fire
tohousez, hams been going on. They have deveh.
owed no new !iota, and the wretched mature of ail
the parties im limited is Mich as to render thalami
of a Crown on, conducted by the Attar.
my General, almost in le. The painful part
of the business is that the chief witnesses were
two men who joined the culprits with thascde view
of reportiag all their promediugs dayby day to the
police. These men, both of - zuetarionaly bad char
acter, attended all the meetings, 'Mantua their
vouched dupes, not only by ihe example of their
presence, but by constant suggestions of • kind as
demoniacal as any cif those put kirward by the
alms, end thea, when they had th
up to the full point that would gone
sedeec with t
Mem em
to
transpaitien fir lite, gave a final notice of the
place and boas when they might be seized. Of
*mese the coavictiaa of the parties bas not result.
ed Wady upon the evidence of these men, be.
canoe_ many collateral eirearettanges lace their
guilt beyond a doubt; but it Is deplmul s to think,
that in a Cheat= eatietrywhere the daily . prayer
Of every span, repeated by rote, if not in any other'
way, is that her may be kept Gam temptatioa, per
[
sans are deliberately employed to go on with their
Mimes up to the crowning point of crime, instead
Or steps being taken to stop them in their course
nine trety,eatifest stage,
/0321 • Detre the Seal betrayal of the imbecile
amok, In the present ease;ahe police were in
possession of mtelder• roof to =rid them of •
aandemeantor .n there can be no question that
a year or tWo with hard labor at the maul
wadi two been • fat pare seem. way of
meeting the matter, than the parade* a Mra'
Meate° Car, hOwosits.lifrom-this
view omen, the presiding Indgeionnumind
ed the esideace of the worst an& MIL aCtiYe
..of the. two intrema rs , and mid that man joins
lag with platters to betray them, should receive
the thenla rather than the disapprobation of the
puhlim runes:Jo g at the same time, that if any
ache jurors had a °arrant who knew of his nth.
hr servants being ensaged in a schease to set
his house on fLre, he would naturally ire Each
a one to join the others, to fold oat their designs.
and to keep him informed of all that was Pin
013.
That a doctrine so monstrous can be propounded
Gam the judicial bench, and meet With general
concurrence in England, seems scarcely credible,
and nothing could beuer illustrate. the may in
which, m Y have repeatedly observed, the pub
licl Per their sense to be blinded under
eimpu of a selfish and clam etaimirvatism.
That it is very desirable for a govemment to en
courage any offender to tort from his path, and
not only to contras as regard" himself, bat to fur
nish the means of wresting .others nom a simi
lar cense, no one can dispute, but that, instead
of being immediately mopped in their course, they
are not only suffered, bat encouraged to go on
from evil to evil, is a piece of deliberate barbarism
too sad to contemplate.
IRELAND.
The trials of Smith O'Brien tied hie colleagues
were tel commence at Clonal yesterday. All ex
citement on the subject seems to have dropped,
and the people whose shouts urged on these un
happy men are now, it appears, too indifferent to
their melancholy fate even to pay them a mark of
their sorrow on their passage through the streets
as Worm Alter they shall have been convicted
and transported, however, a buret of idle feeling
donbtleas Wow. Of the leaders Who have
not yet been captured it is now positively asserted
that Mr. Darcy McGee, late sub editor of the Na.
n, escaped
deglcin hack to America, add that Do.
bony has agood his retreat to Pula.
Lord John Russell. it appears, in, atter all, not to
be called as a witness on Smith O'Brien', triaL—
The rumor is that the letter, in favor of physthal
force demonstrations, which it was suppbsed coald - 1
be proved to have been written by tha lordship,
turns oat to have been wriuen by mother noble.
Juan, not a member of the present cabinet. The
story from first to-last Is, very probably, false.—
We hear nothing more of the alleged criminatlon
of the armlet, hierarchy with tho early stages of
the rebellion, or whether the matter has actually
been hashed up by the Government. Arrests con.
none frequent, and among the latest are Mr. Kith.
lea, the proprietor and editor of the Waterford
Caramel', and Misa Power, for harboring her neph •
ow, Mr. 01111thony.
PEACE CONGRESS AT BRUSSELS.
A meeting of the advocates of peace principles
from all pane, held during the pan weak at Be:m
ales, has been the means of drawing forth an el.
oquent letter from Mr. Cobden. An invitation was
sent him to attend, and being prevented Gem ac.
renting it, he took the opportunity of contributing
his aid to the cause by adding to his reply a few
general remarks. He announces his cordial ap•
proval of the expediency of agitating kirthe con.
elusion Of arbitration treaties between nations, Eon
bean to exprern an opinion on the pelrpriety of
establishing a Congress of Nations to establish
national code, and in *onto measure doubts its
policy; but green most emphatically to the primary
importance of recommending a general &serum.
Me=
Ha then points out that in I 817 the effective
of theregalar armies of Europe was 2,200,000 men,
together with 150,000 sailors. At the same time,
the National Guards of France, Switzerland and
Germany, at the lowest estimate, must have been
1,000,000, while the armed police, civic guards,
custom house officers, &a, awell the total to 4,000 ;
000. This is called the peace establishment, and
us expense, estimating the pay of the regular sol•
diem, and the lass of time of the militia, IS, of
course, overbelmiug.
Tatting the 2,350,000 regular soldiers and Rollins
ako.e, the con, if they were all paid at the name
rate as those of England, would be .1:200,000000
sterling per annum; this, however, would be an
cabanas", estimate, tecnuall , finvlgn 000 11 wit leas
than our own,but at the same time it is to be borne
in mind that the charge of keeping up &milled
places 04 the continent in greater than in:England.
All these men are in the vigor of hk, and, suppon•
lug they could each man earn 1:20 a year, here is
another addition to the national loss of mare than
£100,000,000 Mr. Cobden, knowing shrewdly the
English people, admits that it may be considered
vulgar to appeal to pecuniary feelings, but, he asks,
If the New Testament has failed, what can be
said! When Jenner found all his appials to the
humanity of certain parochial authorities muna
nonfat, he at last gained Ws point by showing that
it woula . cost less to saocinate the poor than to pay
for coffins for those who died of the smallpox.
INSURRECTION AT CEYLON. pcn
One of the most remarkable considirations in
connexion with the present year has been the ep.
idemic character of Its events, It attune es if a
roinahnionary atmosphere pervaded the whole
world, and oven people that are scarcely ever
heard etc and who certainly had not been infected
by anything from Europe, seemed at the:vet7 time
while our own outbreaks were taking place to
make their existence known- by aimiliar demon..
stemma. Ttro Indians to Yacdtan , the -blacks In
St. Domingo, the tribes in Llisdaon'a Ray territory,
and a variety of other minor ram were all hard at
work aiainhanconaly with carmen detnamorsteons,
and now we have anotheeadditkm to thefact of an
attempted lemma:non at Csayleo canned Feely by
the immeitite ernes tetum gaud tettl i ptsc . dts...
.novel's eat ofttemeirivemetlr
ilmetituieut of the of the - eWvis'inlers, wDowas
deposed by the British in 1.515. The arignial Eu
ropean aettl&nentson the island were kininded by
the Porn:mew. and afterward by the Dutch, but g
is now entirely a possessicat of England. and yields
an annual invents" of from .0.50,000 to '.£309,000.
Its population is 1,r0a,000. The inhabitants gems
orally are mdd owes lank mom of them itt:the ince.
rior are ignorant and careen, and although the
present affair was speedily pot down, it involved
the death 0(17 of the insurgents and the Procia"
nation of martial law in the district where it occur.
red. Several also were tried by evert martial, and
shot or transported, according to their degree.
MONEY MARKET AND COMMERCIAL
AFFAIRS.
The beat indication of the monotony which pro.
veils in the money market will be found in the fact
that week after week, consols continue at fift--.
The general want of =wage and cbeerfalaess Io
eater into new transact] ons continues witt the
slighteat indication of change. One fact,,htiw hou ever,
dining the week, which has summed mese people,
is that Mr. Camerae, of WaahMmon, the contra.>
tor be your last loan, has aueceeded in disposing of
not less than 5. 1 ,000,000 of that loan the
capitalists of London. The price of wheat 'v
ned about 2.41, at the commencement of the week,
and the Gill would have bean soliseviently inmost.
ed but for two days of incase= ram, which have
this morning given some firmness to the market
SPECTATOR.
P. S. [have omitted to mention the new, Stun
Spain of the Ducheas of mention
having given
S pate to a daughter and heiress to the Spanish
throne. This event, happening es it does, ia a re.
markable termination to the long evils of Louis
Philippe's dynastic policy, since, while the SAlitubal
alliance destroyed instead of securing his comae,
the circumstance of a member of the family being
now in the line of auccession to thecrown of Spain
would present an insuperable barrier to the fu
ture election of any of them to the loot Rime of
France.
Te
Dim:sums esrwsiari LOCOTOCOLICIE arm
Damechicy.--"Why do sameofyour Whig RPM"
said a Democrat friend to us ithe other day, "mill
us Lomax= and some Democrats! you I obser ve,
always adopted the hatar term I ,
.The great body of your patty," we replied, "are
I..occ6ocos, and they ought l rustioe, so to be de.
situated, but aswe prefer gamy, to err cm the aide
of courtesy, we call you Democrats."
"But is there," he asked, "airy &armee in the
meaning of the terms, and whe; Is for
"The ditterenee," we replied, "Is akimethis:
Deswermy may be considered tm • kind Of • slight
fever of Repubhoonism, but LoorfooniviialhOter9
black coma of Democracy.".. g 0 fiiedd Vat us,
with a look as dhe bad the disease upon Mo. —
St. larsio Nero lira.
Govorma MercaLr's Ortino—At 4latig
macs meeting, on tho flth lastant. to Ilsuldtim good'
ty, Ohlo, Governor Metcalf, of Kentucky, tiddreas.
ed the meeting, and In a short but well iirrauged
speech, stating among other things, that if pound
Taylor vetoed a bill containing the prohibits of
the Wilmot Proviso, or Ordinance of 'B7, *mem.
lag the newly acquired territory, he (Metcalf) and
all others in Kentucky, slave holders and no slave
holders, would consider him recreant to 8/1 the
pledges ever made by him, and unworthy the Cann.
tenance and support of any honest man tar over
annelid Taylor is so understood all tbsotightbe
Not* and generally so in the South. We'dciubt
not beam understonds his position bizt=if, and 6611
faithfully abide by it.
Thefollowing are the returns, ofilcial and Spoi i.
cal, from the 17th distrlel. Them is no dotibi
Calvin's (Whig) eleetina:
Calvin.
Blair,
Huntingdon,
Centre,
Juniata,"
Calvin's majority,
Nor Tina Timm—A genitetnan, who has just
finished a journey through Pennsylvania sap OW
he eaw several flags dying in various places, bear
ing the deceptive Inscription,
'Cass Bonet AND 1= TAW, or '42!'
This fp= did vary well in the canvass of 144,
but will not pus waxer tow. .Theo the soog Was'
rob Poor Omar Whip what maltCl you look no blue.
Wa will have Polk and Dallas, and the Tariff or Ml,'
The people of Pennsylvania were cheated oit4
Into this support of a Loco Foco Free Trade Prot
ident, bat will not bear a repetition of the caregoe.
Wt. Lawn:nes, Esq., Ember of Abbott and,
Junes Lawrence, died at his residence in Bosun.
on Saturday last, oiler a long and lingenog inn*
He was well known thropgbout New England. by!
Ida easnalve manufacturing nature/In
worazo mem=
A Sao Scsas—A poor young girl, who will no*
reach the ageof 14 till next May, "As "rated oi
Friday, at her mother's request, for the larceny of a
shawl. The °facer bond her in a loose of ill
fame, on the hilt where she said she had been en.
tined by a profligate female named Burrell. The
unhappy mother had her arrested by the taking of
the shawl in order to get her away from the infa
mons den, and procure her commitment to the
house of refuge. The Mayor committed the girl ,
lo jail, but her mother, in going up and finding that
her associates in the jail were perhaps worse than
those from among whom she had been taken, her
aelf bailed her daughter ant of prison, and took her
home, to try to reclaim her.
&Ala Una re Arzzonver.—The Prospect
Stage was upset on Thursday night, opposite the
town house, in Allegheny city. The night was
very dark, and the driver missing a figure, drove
over the pile of dirt thrown out in execrating
for laying the water pipes. We did not leans
that any body had been injured. It might be ad.
vieoble and proper to erect beacon lights along
those sidewalks in the channel of the streets. If
a vehicle should fall into one of those pits, it might
be a serious matter for somebody's skull.
. . .
Psursart. Acctnavr.—A little son of Capt. Wm.
Dean, of the steamboat Colombian, was accidental.
ly killed on Saturday afternoon. He was playing
with two other little felkiwa near a shop at the
point, end attempted, it is supposed, to climb a
heavy piece of steamboat timber which leaned
against a fence, when the timber fell, struck the
child on the temple, and he died in a few minutes.
His age was *boot five years. The funeral took
place yesterday, from his father's residence. Capt.
Dean is absent with his boat.
Tits %Ants:lL—About dusk last Satarday eve
Wog, a storm passed over our city, which was
somewhat peculiar in its character, presenting the
strange phenomena of hail, rain and snow, accom
panied by thunder and lightning. It was of short
duration, and caused but Mile change in the at
mosphere.
RIDDLE', G
has issued the first number of en Advertisiog Cir.
cular, to be distributed gratuitously. It will ap.
pear monthly, and will be devoted to the advertio
ing of Real Estate offered for sale or lease. 5,000
copies will be Waled, and those baring property to
dispose of should not fail to avail themselves of this
medium of advertising.
hLousas Owosso THINGS Srusrattr.—The Bur
gess of South Pittsburgh was summoned before
Alderman Steel, on Saturday, for refusing or negs
keting to lay out a certain road op Coal HiLl, as
directed by the Court
Rsruza Bs; Indies were compelled to
walk out into the mod, in Fourth Street, just above
the Mayor's office, on Saturdey, owing to the ob
structions placed on the pavement by the work..
men on these new building. That same nuisance
has been complained of for some months.
Deem or H.. Jrassusst MASOIV.--Oa Sat.-
day evening died to Boston, at an advanced age,
Hon. Jeremiah Mason, a distinguished jurist and
advocate, and formerly by many years an emi
nent and influential Senator in Congress from the
Stale of New Hampshire. He came to that city
about twenty year. ago, from Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, where be had been for many years in
the active practice of hie profession, at the had
of 4.%e bar of the State.
'TAYLOR BIICTIIIeCIi
The friends of Taylor and NG Fillmore will meet a
IVA/LEROUSE. Penn street, on Monday
October 23, of 7 o'clock, P. M.
All friendly to the Tender 'la Frce Foil and Penn
sylvania iIIVIMILL, and the country at large, are roe
dtally invited.
Come and
Tyr
Col. Ton, OEM Ilarriton's ant at the
battle of the l'hanies, and Minister to Bassin under the
adminthtnituth of President Barnum.
Col. Tod and others will address the manna'
The different Glee Clubs in the city and vicinity are
speciallde r y Invitet!. d.
Up or of Exeeutive Committee.
act 23 P. A MADEIRA_ Peril.
PILIZE 121IIER.
The liimenuva Commutee of the n JLN itoorth arid Ready
ChM" offer a handoome PRIZE BANNER to the Ton.-
atop or Uorcomh conntY. which Ma Jammu mereased Tote to Me TAU.. AM/ Fuamoaa
nem... on the 7th of November, over Me rote for
Gov. Johnston. in October .
COorturraz ro •wato 01,1113.1 —Robert Mackey,
J meter, Samuel Rosetiorsh. By order of
the Comm...
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lava -Pauk..—These Peal, discovered by Dr. ,IIF-
Lsow, and witich beau h. name; were Km used in he.
ownliractie". In • thor dean they aurseted the atten
ntotber pitysielana, and theme passed into gene-
Wurkfria r tre6 " re . A&V...lC:
the mamma of disease, mul he Is swell. The effect is
alma magical; and aim swallowing drugs and me th -
Ante of aunnher demolition. th e *effete, Ends himself
Yellowed SI MM. Diseases of the liver are very com
mon to dux cannery, and are m the charac
ter, as they am fewspient in occurrence. Are you trou
bled with any of the numerous cionplainui which ori
(Mete in • diseased wale of the Lim' Purchase Dr.
BPLane's Pill , and tie relieved at once.
Far sate at the drug .tore of J. KIDD k Co. CO wood
urea
math
Abbeadrar Focarn Wsan RO.lll sot, fitlt&DT Clara.
—At • meeung of the Whig citizens of the lth Ward,
Allegheny, at eras resolved to organise • Rough and
Ready Club, with aursliary Comutittees of Vigilance,
Flnance, fee , and to enable tb• Wlarg voters generally
to participate to the tematnangnecessary law. of the
canvass, a meeting was app ointed to be held al 7
aeeloek on Thtuaday eventng neat, the •4111 inst., at the
harsh. of T. Gardner, at We north and of the liallt! St.
RALLY! RALLY!
and
pall all
Gave • "Ha.. Yin."
J. Kozo, Seereuu7
ran MN Peso. )tlg..A.—lf you 'nab to be sue ,
peesful in any tendenaking, you must always 'me the
I erotic.. means.' Therefore, if you have a cough, use
Egracrewurr and be cared, for it m the proper
means. Have you Asthma or difficulty of breathing,
theerthe only efficient means to cure you is to use
Jayne.. Fspectonua. which well tmenediatelyoyerconee
the spurn which contracts the diameter of the tubes,
and loosen. and brings up the movie which clogs them
.0, Mid thus removes every oh.truction to • free respi
ration, while at We .ame tune all inflammation is side
deed, and a cum ts tannin to be effected. Have yoo
Bronchitis, Spfiung of Blood, Pleurisy, or in fact any
Polmonary AffecOon, then ace Jay's Expectorant
and relief is certain, and you will find that you have
need the proper mean.
For safe in Piusburgh as the Pekin Tea Store 72 4ffi
Wan near Wood. lanl7
- -
Jaime's Exesturoasirr.—We wouldll attention to
this excellent remedy for Cough; Colds ca , Consumption,
Asthma, mud MI affections of the Throat and Langs.
EfM , illll seer cal times within • few years past had occa
sion to m se • medicine of this kind, we have;by experi
ence tested its excellent (patine., and me prepared to
recommend It to others. Ministers or °Mei tontine
speakers afflicted with bronohial affections will find
anal benefit from ILO use. It is prepared by a mienti
fin physician, and all classes will find it a safe and effi
cacious medicine m the diseases for which it I.
conuinendeff--(Colornbus tOhm) Ceo.. and Journal.
For gale at the Pekin Tea Same, N 0.70 Fourth street.
my 23
De. A MIR do or Taro vox 25 Morn—Yellow
and unhealthy Teens, after betng once or
the
clean
ed moth Jones' Amber Tooth Paine. have the look mid
color of Ivor's', and at the same time to so lonocent and
line, that 11.11 daily 140 so
even to those
teeth that are tn a good condition, giving them a beau
tiful polish and preventing decay. Those decayed it
prevents from becoming vrorsts—it also farness such
m are becoming loose, and will render the foulest
teeth delicately white, and make the breath deliclomly
sweet. Price 2.5 or 371 cents • box-
For sale by WM. JACKSON, SP Liberty street, sign
of the Big 80114
seplel
MTMONT in favor of Dr. new , . Liver Pnls.
--It wand b e easy to MI • volume k with certificates of
the excellence of this medicine. Wherever It has bad
a trial It has made itself popular We have Incur pots'
session hundreds of orders like the following:
Vatnacuou, N. Y, Dec. 10,1E147.
Maas. Kmn & Co: Your travelling agent len with
me a short time since, quantity of hl'Lean's Liver
Pills. The whole lot sold very rapidly, .and gave the
highest satisfaction. Indeed it is eonsidensi the best
medicine of the kind ever offered for sale. Please send
me another supply as woo as possible.
Wll H
A genuine Article of the above ValuableAlN SWORT
medicine can
be had at the dreg stole of J. Kidd A Co., No. GO Wood
auzat.
sepll
Men never attempt to counterfeit a worthless
article h ence valuable medicines are frequently Imita
ted The knave who counterfeits a medicine commits
as at a crime as VII were a honk note or the coin
atria 'united States. U A PahnestoelOs Vermlfage,
which is the only safe and certain care for worms, has
been counterfeited in litany sections oldie country, and
persons should be on their guard when purchasing to
get the genuine article, prepared at Pittsburgh, Pa.
aplll
°That whiter shin of hers, than snow,
And pure as monumental slabaster.”
All females hove skin like the above, who use Jones'
Spanish Lily White. It maketla pure snowy, yet maul
rally white. Bold at WO Liberty street lytk
Pasket
~..1883
eso‘
1614
DIED,
The funeral will take place from the residence of his
father on Ferry street, alle morning at 10 o'clock. The
(fluids end acquaintances of the family ire respectful
ly invited lowtend 'without further notice,
On Bond •
only son of
7 months an
• atlernoon, the 22E1 inst tin
rhotnns and Eliubath Par n k.s L o ß ti, stiP
.919 days.
The funeral will take place this (Idonday) afternoon
al half past 3o'cl.k, from the residence of the parents
on Stott street, Sixth Ward, midway between Wy
street and Pennsylvania Avenue. The friends and
quaintances of the family are invited to attend.
W. 11. Wright, M. D., Dentist,
0111C1 and resideoce cm Fourth lanai, opposite the
Pittsburgh Bask. Office:hours from 9 o'clock to 19 A
M., and from I o'clock lob F. AL seplt-ty
Dr U. 0. Stearns, Demist s —
OFFICE at Die. liettet's on Fourth sheet, • few
doors above Wood once, until the completion of
the house nearly opposite. Teeth in blocks, with oru-
Adel gums, after Me manner now universally prefer
red at tha east, manufunared to suit each panicular
caw. Teeth, from • toll .at down to • single one, in
setted on it suction plate, dun avoiding tolury to the
natural teeth, Spcmmens of blocks of swoon plate
may be el 00 the ofßee.
opantions Incident to the profession performed
with Care and failidalness. aorta3c•
PIA.NOS.
A SPLENDID assortment of Moho.
gany tutd Rosewood P 11.004 it. , fin'
:shed. These imamate-nu are made of
the latest pattern and best materials
and will be sold low for cash by
F. 111,111hiRiLl2 Wood street,
al door above FM.
N. B.—Tlunte who are in want of a rood instrument,
are respectfully invited to examine glen before par.
chasing elsewhere, as they cannot be arcellwi by any
ia the country, and will be sold lower than any brought
from the East. glrojust received, two pianos of Ram
burgh mannfuture, warranted to be superior to any
ever sold in this country. oct23 P. B.
TO
WiIOLESALE GROCERS.
m undersigned are prepared to fill coders or .ay
T
quantity of Cypress Molyses Ilarre/s,of • =Ten
or quality, deliverable to order at any time, 14 glving
I. a few days notice, at our Wharf Boat• e thins
we can make it the interest of those merchants who
bay largely on the coast, as they can order their bor.
eels shipped to any plantation they may desire, which
shall be attended to without aura charge.
WATTS, GIVEN Co
Paducah, Ky., 0ct.113,
Mancaamete & hinannrecronatne
October 20,1848.
A N election for thirteen
. Director• of thin Be.o
/1. the ensuing year will be held at the do g
tionatt on Monday, the Ruth day of November next
txt.-2:1-dtd IV. H. DENNY, enabler.
UHNPIKE ELECTION—TiIe =dee, thm an elee
tion veal be held at the public house of Alexander
hPFarland, Oil the Pittsburgh and Steubenville Turn
pike, an Thursday. the 16th of November next, to elect
one Preident, one Treaurteer, and six Managers of
said toad for one year.
oct23.lr3t•T JOHN hi`CLUSKEY, Treauurer.
ANTED—A GLrl to do housework. One whom
demands her business, and ean am* well
ro
commended, can bear of a pleasant situation, at mod
wages, by Inquiring at this office. onOlictr
rpAR-5o bbls N C TR, ist)pziracoircWs! *ding
and for sale by & Co,
bora
avatar St
CLIEESE-71 b.r.• now landing and for saleby
oci23 ISAIAH D KEY it Co, front
W AX:E t D o — g A o
d Coo o. zerzh,; , ce: mak e y Pol k 13 . t•
goottor t ro Apply to
w
('CARBONATE AMMONIA—I cask for .ate very
j low by oce/3 J SCEIOON&LAKER &Co
COLOGNE—Gem2Ine Farina, "Jos Amon" for islet
by oct23 J SCROONMAKKR6 Co
CHLORIDE LlME—Muspratt &Elect's best quality,
for sale by oesil BCHOONAL&ICEB. &Co
pitIESTC VEiSilli , LlON—Expe . for soaforta
kers, for sale by J SCHOONMAKER &Co
CIANARY SEED-6 bbls for rata b
ki 0c623 J 6 C/101431Ang &Co
bxs extra Cream Ch . Dr tale by
C _ ... „.
01TON YARN, &e.—(O,lXO lbs Cotton Yank, as
sorted slumbers; 150 bales Battla6; 150 do Caudle
Wick, Co. sale at lowest otarr a in.
0er.51 RIMY & Co
OORN BROOMS-160 do: for aslow by
oetil3 FRIEND, RIMY ft Co
SCOTCH SNUFF—I tierce Ciatitnnl Philadelphia,
Jost received and (or sale by
cm= JOHN D MORGAN, Druggist
'LILACS:IND—IOU doz h.fuon's Challenge, hut reed
JO sad for sale by oet23 JOHN D MORGAN
PT& TURPENTLNE—S bbl, reed sad for We by
a c JOHN D MORGAN
GUM SHMLAC-9 eases Gum Shellac, orange/
received and for sato by _
act= JOHN D MORGAN
S A b R 7 S APARILLA .23 ROO7-1 b i ted N eql !lag sale •
AN
U - UNT , S I.IIIIIIENT—LS gross just reed and for
_ sale by oeilY/ J KIDD & Co .
p t l e 7 e lt COUGH CANDY—A fresh sapplatat co nof
for sale by oetri J SID
VAAIILY MUSTARD -1 peas rust reed and for sale
JC by oct23 J IUDDt Co
R ED WAFERS-33 lb. tom rood rod lot nu, tof
es= seen J KIDD & Co
4_,IANCY [wen, ASS'D-30 boo just reed and - fof
.1L bah. by oet. J JUDD RCo
Chronicle copy.
OVAL PILL BOXES -4 casks Just ree'd and tot
We by oct2l. .. . RE_ SELLERS
F ,-
LARE MANNA-1 ease Just reed and for sale bi
mud R ESELLERS '..
____.
W WM GLUE—I bbl No 1 extra,Aa roo'd sad (Di
solo by °ern RE SELLERS - 7
I)IFaCIIE2I.,-25 sack. Dried , leso ßlD in i tt aza ,
won ."
WSW .11 :
Q ttlaiii-4 iktail X O 6 int. nalei.d " ' • g " - ;
!....7 and for do tq. oel2l J C BI
CfitetYla"'"'" b'"V}VetileirtiOVZ,
DOTABH-5 enaks fru .ale by
octli WICK & WCANDIJZOS
S--
CORCHINGS-1 bbl. for sato b
octal WICK £ APCANDLE7SS
D RY APPLES-7 bags for rale by
octal • WICK & APCANDLESS
ALEILATus—n casks (or We by
ore& & ArCANDLESS
EATurrs sacks now landing from stosatier-
Hudson; for achs by
Debt! ISALtiI DICKEY tb Co, front st
GLNSIOII2-5 bap non, landing from steamer Rad.
Boal for rale by ail ISAIAH DICKEY 100
COFFEE -3% bnEn Rio oda» and
for Ws by • jt FLoyj k
oet2l Roan rch Roctßap
BUTTER --10 bbla iPlaingron) Batter, arrived dila
day and for aale by oet3l J& R FLOYD
BROWN-8V dc: Poland Brooms, in suns and for
We by peril J & R FLOYD
-
G. E.. WAIINEIt, PreouleaL
ocM
pOTAB-3 east. pore Potash, arrived by wagon .
EF this day and for sale by
twa!
SALERATUS-10 oasts (Ades. Salem., in store
and for sale Ilpy octal J & R FLOYD
R OLL BUTTER-4 Ws fresh, just reed and Om sale
by mai BROWN & CULBERTSON
MOW CL0771-147 yd. for sato by
oer2l BROWN & CULBERTSON
TBFP lbs Sea tuck 7 for sale by
Deal BROWN k CULREWISON
ARLEY MALT—GOO bulb am hiel for alb by
beat BROWN A. CULL'BERTSON
OPTS. TURPENTINE-93 bbla Elpts Turpentine, in
Pm , . order, Nat received and for .ale
HENRY CIELLY
W MURPHY
In a
Ranch wo b rk2= at .
oet2D
WR. MURPHY has reed by Rpm*, a lot of
. Frersieh Merinota of all colors, which ha will
offer at very low price,, north east eornor lth and
Market eta Deal
WR. MURPHY ha..
.pm roe'd by Express a far.
. titer supply wide Mk Leaved Silks, far run-
Inas, 11.114 40 in. wide, at nona out corner 4th and
Market Its peal
LEAD -9bo yin Galena 4, per steamer Tab
re, for We by
bet2o FRIEND, RIMY & Co
COCHINEAL -60 lbs prism, jest need and (or sale
by aced) R E BELIF6IB, 67 wood at
CAMMONIA-1 case Just reed and for sale by
° e' lo E E SELLEILS
MALAzgully r _
_"okIiEF"NEL liderhtiVeyZ
reebi by eu........5.NDER & DY, 3 market a;
octlB N W car of . Diamond
CHAMELEON SILKS—A beastifal semen:oast of
rich changeable Silks, of a splendid quality aad of
the most fashionable colors, Jaz reed and tie llin_g "wry
lees. Gelid ALEXANDEA DAY
BLACK MANTILLA 81LES=We have just open. d a superior lot of aridaßlaek Mantilla Silks, to
which ore would call the attention of the ladle.
octlB ALEXANDER & DAY
GOLDEN 811111 P.-10 bbls golden-syrup-
y_
10 WI
do do do; 20 kg. do do Lenore and rot sals by
.ops
JAMES A . IU
A k Lieln
EAD.-240 pip Oven. lead In non
e and - tlet tab
L 1 JAMES A HUTCHISON at Co
No 43 water st, and 92 front al
DSPRINGS—I des Door Bpriags jest reed
exp end for sale at the kdan - Robber De
pot. No Wad et aep2S. J& N PHJELLIPS
FATHERS-94 nag now landing from ateasun
F
Ringgoldi for sale by
osUO MEAD DICKEY & Co foont
0,117-411 1 / 6 - aieTaßEellTareae
cloth) J D WILLIAMS
LARD—WO !brim& for We by ---
;
00110 J D WILLIAM
B—
bbls White Beans, r eed and tamale by
1 k R FLOYD
BARLEY—'I.. bosh Barley for Bale.
omit SMELL k ROE
SODA ASH-16 casks Soda Ash,just received:air
consignment and for sale be
oat 8 k W BARHAM/El
UMBER—I bbl just reed and for labs by
oct7 R E B ELLERB,7 - wood M
10 uercas hcsh Rich, in Ward and for Web)
17 J& g FLOYD, Round Church Raiding
UTTER-3 bbl. arab Rolf Butte
wed_ ota J It FLOYD
ARfl— kegs fresh Lard.
soul
ELECTRICITY—AidanuaI b liceotopurf
Electric Apparatus, juin published and Ihr sale by
BLAKE & Co, Market st,
sey .
0 entrance N side of the Inanusad
- .
IDEA-13 bb. new Berm Cider, I.edieg eed for
sale br__ aeti4 •J C BIDWELL. • ' , nue.' ac
raIEESE-30 au prima W
_ b y actil
ALERATI3B-7,1b1a gime 11.1.1 for tale by_
0 octl4 J C BIDWELL
ALCOHOL —0 415 insl reed and for sale by
"WIR E SELLERI3.S7 wood et
WAIDIU—Thoo diWlltefa got:ma - at - els - T:4u
ocCO C . t lINOT el wood ss
N 0. BUGAR-103 for as
k•
~ by x{lo m ore and k
BTIIO DALML,I. d Co, Übeny at
PONGEE IiDEFE.—KO pa, various size sad
Isms for We. cede C ARFUMN
VitINGES, Searing fink and Ital.ft r iu m ee'd
ki
r and r gala. «00 ABJ3
PASP'DOULAC-1 lAA Jut reed and OM ado b
1.11, can • R
TN the matter of the partition of the Real Basis be
-1 longing to the Enamel William Caeca, Late ter VIo ,
mango uninshili, Butler weedy, Pa,dee'd.
Orphin'iCourt, in end set the county of Doter, Ne.
And now, to win September 15th, 184.9—The notic e
to the hairs, de., to meat end refuse or accept said
Real Estate on the Ent day of September Term, 1948,
having been duly given and tamed served accord
ing to order, and none of said helm or any one for them
aePearing to either choose or refuse—the Court ,on
motion, this 15th September, ' 1943, grant a rule on the
hews and their Imal representatives to appear on the
Soot day of nett to to wit, Yd Monday of Nemo
bet, 1949,1 in this Court, sad ohne came, if any they
have, why this Court shall not order and deem.. sale
of mud property—ten days personal nodes of this rule
to be given to the hems, In. melding in Bonier coon
end to them who reside oat of the county, by an -
vertMement published in one of the weekly papers of
Pittsburgh for three weeks, the law of which to be ten
days before the Soot day of nem term. Certified Rem
(seat.
the Record, this 3011 September, 1949.
1 WOLAUGSLIN, Clerk.
By virtue of the above, 1 cause the above notice to
be published to nil concerned •
ocal-walT GEORGE W. REM Sheriff.
J SCBOONM.AKER & Co
HAVING SOAP—➢o b., 6 dos la a box. roo`eaad
for by °eta JOHN D MORGAN
J & II FLOyD
and for sale
MMI
AUCTION ,SUBFI.
a, aalaimpalrts,4“lol46mir•
Sinn. $44 of Dry Gwirlse ;v.
Oti Viredrimelre mft.a,Clcrober 1511 i, ot 10 o'clock,
at the
.ett omens °Mood and
Fill/rarramdk will be sold by Soder .of John Forsyth.,
Eaq.flhesiff, for caah,.par snortoY, the emA" took
eoesitry store,eamdurn fa part - of 4 monad
menthe and satin sibbons, legitarn, b vehat, Lawn
and straw tonna% spool cotton, palm thread, tottrite
eardiline cloths, caul:nese nannoln, Ey leans; &a.'
nehodpaces, reesinos, falswe, French, Alanchestar
andosocaessio .13nedish and American prints,
chehlts. :modiste, howls, Mika, velvets. laces, mi n .
ingl4 - 10cre., tindery comforts, merino, woollen and
a Mem hdia
Oct Amni, Linen and conon Mars, 8
pee attpcnor boning cloths, with a great variety of toads' many of than flesh, which can be extunincd
preVipou to nine.
~ At 2 o•elock, p. m.
School books, wrapping end ',riling paper, Hard.
war* medicines, dm p. 5 . 7 1 . , .-31"Gilttery.. ,'s cab.. mul
=Readers, a • books, antlimettes, gmarm.
almanacs, te. books, 20 'mama snorted
wrapping paper, 16 reams letter and cep paper, hard
ware, entlery,
mediclates, grocerie sadd s, t ry e le, eandlewick, drags, patent
. .
At 3 o'clock, p. m.
Fat account of Idiom it may concern, 6 big (6,2430
kat) ntabogany 'enema, essl.
oei23 JOAN D DAVD3, duct
. .
HaaJt and La in do Ut Trani of am city, at
Auction.
Thar g day, Oe• alnh, at 3,4'eloek, P. EL on the
pr..tioes, w il l be sold that rellutblo Lot of Ground,
having • front on Webster greet of 100 Cott, and at
tending along a street 30feet wide, and also an alley
10 teat wide about 48 forth being pen of two lots laid
out by tho late John Keating, on bleb la erected •
good two Wary frame dwelling house and suable, with
choke/font trees and shmbbery in the garden, and a
anal of good arum Property will be ahown by the
oarmt residixur on the pries, to th ose desiroas of
purchasing. Tema at sale.
cella
Anacker Sale
• - - •
Of William i 1.1 , 012,0 gook of Dry. Goods will bo
hold on Toon:Lay, Oesobes 91, at ins care, No 63 Wood
7 h011411104=011 V LEW rood, and week lane; mons
it will be folimil—ftmadeloths,. coast:nem, tweeds,
c o l t LalgiA na dan=itu a a, , vntm Lne tlei , nt=g
de lames, casluneres, shawls, bloc mutts, ladies gloves,
hosiery patent thread, spool cotton, wilt bdkfs, broom
Ha mar variety of tailors trimmings, fanny articles,
De the attendance to them sales to
!halt ffisantage so at them many lots of goods are
sacrillied, while all are saki at bargains. Mr. WC%
Westgate to close Me stock out, at any lass, and the
goods - offered we to be positively sold.
7lte goods will be In lots around the room,
and
ing numbof sal ered, and can exammoi early on the
me.
allowing liberal tams are offered: For UI cams
over 8100,3 mos credit a
UM, 4 meg; and ever 86011, 0 mos , proved endorsed note:
rierin ap
JOEIN D DAVIS, /met
•
Foamy and &opts Dry Gads.
On Monday morning, Oct. 23, at 10 o'clock, at the
Commeecial Bales Boca, corner of Weed and PM
streetsimill be sold,williontosserve, an extensive as
sortment of t:l2 and winter dry Goods, connistlng of at,
rerfinneloths, essaimerea, .2.llungts, tweeds, Mernacky
emu, Dannds, It/anima, alpmas, mono de
sins, gingham, lawns, csdka%.,gt, ithddih
black maim wiz and mutt. n .owing saki
silk haft, shawls Is items minty, linen damask table
elotheaundary,gkrres, awake, dekings, bleached and
brownemialuts,ke.
.•
-
O
At 9 o'clock.
rniterier - Quicerromm, Ftirn‘ ; itini fe
-4 lifetim H e YTea, 13 bus ilne
gu quality lb Imp ice
Mem I crate everted china and mmy/era spe
o amultertut of household and kitchen thrunier d a
coo ral king stoves, kn.
nimbi amend Mom it may coneem, 62 far and
sink hate, 13 deli ceps,. 4 large looking gleam, 1 so.
mut head bum, in good oder.
At di' Mktek,
A crerntity of herdwara cutlery, gold .ad silver
muchea jemetry, German holey goon,ready made
clarniAstatile and fancy good. great variety, frai
Ordlettunce r
2b Pay for the one Water Werke, mad far Grin.
. thaw Perving awaits aresta
EC. L—Beit ottbdnad and enacted by the citizen.
0 of Pliwburgh, In Balm and Oman, Councils aor
ambled;
antleartThal dm
zed Trimmer of doyley be, and he Is
hareby to lune, ander the dirmion of the
Finattea Committee, city scalp to the amount of Sari
Thousand Dollars. Baid Wei 'hall be in denomina
tions or"Ocus,*.P*o and dollar., bearoix
interest et the rata of goo per cent per tun= Provi
ded, horremsr, tkagarkenever the holder ot any =down
of said /clip exceeding Piro litandred Adlarsshall
deem it paper, ha may exam application at the office
of the City neasuret,obtale .th lien of said scrip a
bond or beads of the vitt, bevßin• Interest at the rate.
of six per cent per annum, payable eemiwentnally iii
theTattilettreals office brthecity of Pittabotrgh,
..1g 2 . 1 4* rowdy yews: Provided, farther that es
mai bond shall isms for a leas mown thanftvehnn
&Alma
Bec. IL—Be it fousther enacted, Ate, That the said
scrip shill be lured in such amounts and at inch
times aie the Finance Committee stall final time to
time di
shall be appropriated specifically as
follows, Ira Thirty McQuaid Dollen shall be appro
priated to the work dams with the Water Works au
thoeised by the Ordinance candled, "An Cetheance for
the repplyum the hisberportions of the city wnh we.
ter, and for other peepowerna passed !um lb , ta4S, and
shall he expended under the •_etkromten of the Wider
Conimins b e nda the remalning Thirty ;Thousand Dol
lars dull e= i pote to the payntant
of the [4l - Tina.. fo r and pevittgr r molgodzed by
the provide= of the above menttoued. ordinance,and
than heaven:dm under the direction of the ecumninee
on dtreeta Grading and Paving.
Rte. M.—Be it thnher ordained, ke., That the faith,
credit, itut e reremMe and corporate p ro perly of. the
city *lad same ere hereby atilemnly pledged for
the redattptiOn of the Scrip sad Bonds, and the hner
ed accreting theeeon, awl:notated by We Ben section of
this Onthlance.
Ordained and enacted redo a law in Comma
this
R. Bip z ß.sl9th dep,of Octoter, a. D. ISt&
hIOBGLAN ELOREBnclgl, Prenet C. C,
ROMIII, GEM C.
JOON SHIPIDB, Prost B. t
JoiLgaa, Clk 8. C. ,— • • . oet2o-2
.•
An i s t h4 to Eta_ Renee trot - t
Zjios,.lBltl, entitled "An urettemee for sap
plying the higher pardons or the city with water,
and for other parpowean we relate. to Smalls.=
streetinast of Allnbeny etreet.
SQ se, L Be it =taloa end enacted, by the citizens
of Innsbargh in Select and Crenneas Commis as
swabh
1 -Metes that a
to lOm an of the afootiothi Chdiondee
whic4
Weal, between
street and Manua awe; be and the ride iShenAll%77.
Ordained and maned into • law jn Connellm, this
dalld'Oetobem, , A. A ARA
(Runty MORGAN ROBERTSON, Pnwi C. C.
R. thin= Rouray Clerk C.
' Arai.IOENSMSTAN, Preen
• Clerk 13. A. • oetina•
smrsnoicurtAcinstunr,
A Cluateal and Contmettlal.Boattrurs School for aon.
on *SWIM/elf.green 'alien learn Pittsburgh.'
nu. a: aim& & wi PrOullpaL
ritZEOTM.4 SESSION will eurcounce ori Wed
iseidaemtharTLr
Wes, Feel, Lights,
S., Pot suni7;7firti nonths„ ES—ono half paiabls
in utranoce she balance n o n close of ths su t .
lit=2nts hue been =ads for the ser.
/ 1 0404 , 114 . Koriria Piotrowski as teacher
dra trench butourgo.- -Thou takirorFtench lessons
will hotels:gad VD - per lead= extra-
Book' and Stationary furinalteM6e-qumm,
e t
the ryms• of Su papil ALL G TO BE
DISMCTLY NAZISM Papas bridal that, own
- towels: , It in Teo desirable Small skundd be preunt
on the En day of th e sestina.
For author pusenlars =sides of the Priner
Wada:icy, or oakum. John Irwin & 11
W ittitbrirgh.
partnerahip Lhasetofont exisdisp •tn the Flint
i a s business between the andetsdpud, ander
sOLa of Hannan, Wallace & was thls day dis•
solved by usual consent. The business , will be con
tinued, and that of the late Ann settled, by sac
cessorsi Wallace, Lyon & Co. •
JOHN HAMM__
caroms,
WM. HENRY
111 wemecs,
October 16, ISt& IL J. WALLACE.
In milling from the Flint Glass mannfactue, we
would ehorrfully rewonuasnd our saceessou, Musts.
Wallace, Lyon & Co., to our friends and. the public.
ROM
ocon:kw HENRY HANNA I
.____________
g e uktuaNNErr & Co , henna retired &eat the Flint
GUM roustrieetare, for they urpose of devoting
oteetioa to th eir White and Red Lead / Litharge
wns, beg leave to &elicit the toatiallange of
.the Wrote of their old (deride and there. ' They
hive cui baud, and a Feet to he column mantrfaete•
ling at 660 new mill, a large amount shove tri
al., en the mat favorable hams, and easy be forted
fn r the e maat at the old natal, 160 116 Wood et.
• oe
- Fanklotasmo.M/1111tear
Pobrfh enact, near Wood, anould
M RB hdorm a r 4 ladlete of Emhart!' ant 'rich:try, that
alio will Open on Tneittaxlhe 'Nth hart.,,- an extensive
*Unman= or UM and ewer hilllinel7. • •-
oetettilt•
ALEIABLE REAL ESTATE ON PENN STREET
; V FOR SALE—A Lot of Ground- situate an Penn
Antoci, between Hay anil Marbuzy urea ve. aeiiidnitqf
the house and bet now occupied Rlebard Edwards,
having a front of Lem, and la depth 120 feet, be
iold on favorable terms. Title ,
miemeeptleaabLe •, Eis
maim of • C. 0. LOOMIS edi et, near Want,
, .
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Bum or Preassreen. 1
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October 19, Ma S
E efeedcaa for ilarteen Direetoref ale Beek CU
dm ensoieg year, will be bele it At Banking
ork Monday, the twenlieth,clize4November
eetn-the . ' JOHN PM Ceshler.
MACIMAID ALPA
Itor,__Pack Plaid A jr - kiie , rizh• .61
-afr.".lion nog %of is p e ,i
oodlro • or eLolee
quo,
-----trAND. ER & DAY
crecibtxteNoklllo4lo s o I; Cri
.lo by • P VON BON OBST k-
No SS Coa, r
ectle,"
dos enn bea4o)
reed try stiAcimerr & w
99 . w ood 9t
r ,LANNELB—io-biga, nordiam nadne,
I plain azui red, green and nada Flume*
11 4ePenerl and kr male by.
sitActLErr k. want
cruEiT .. lLA l ‘ l4 ' nwd brw fiiumP‘vd
j)/k l '/M--
,unt= B'° Aamuk
001188-1000 gross join reel sad for sale try
oell7 .T SIDDit Co
Tome AND CHEESE-7 bbl. PILIDIVOLI fresh
Roll Hinter; 45 bzs Cream Cheese le store and
for We by I & h FLOM,
• ,oetl7 Hound Church BeHrthaire
- 101 mON-41x, tone Allestnmy PIE Irm2, alt hand
' JL fog who by oet l 7 It R FLOYD
hIPBESSED CAMBRIC:3—Far lining for cloaks,
ke, of rano. colon, rood at the dry goo&
ngs of oetti W 111.111 PRY
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CABILIEILIV. BLACK, tutorial ag La, maa ou
rnh street, near Grant Biaabanla
octl64lm
reed
S W bY R ILMS PANACEA-7 doz jest wed kir sale
SELLERS
Q sod cads of the WAN'S DOWN frie ta
fin immiag dreams, w
A- ith kippets
sa same, Lela _
69
S . E,teSic
Feesstescr et
eIIIEZBE-40 bz. pint. Wlsiemitessiwe Cheer*,
IL, in etors and tor KIS by °Ho szarnr,
.414 .
1011RODUCE0-111 obeli bai. &fed 4q#,
Apples; 20 bbl, Rye, in awe tatter ule by
.514 - • • GEO • BREW
VrACIO Tif bbla dcg
bb
LL . No 9, in abne and bps sada
4 • eluccenioN
rue:I:BE-44bn W g from Lao
Eitio astdAtianeg •ad for lee by
748 DALZELL
QOM LEATHER- COM tbs No* Yak Bed Ws. to
ko4 for b 7 °an DA L=l.
el_LidlB-400 bdo Wk OD do Vizi!. DI goon and for
ur awes =OWN k ouLusirreorf
STEAMBOATS
NHW
Lamm AND ITITSBUROD DAtLy
OF CANAL AND STEM/ PACKETS,
Ail 110• 8.
(via ousoov.,)
Lama Pitta tirgb 44 71410 o 'n lool t, hi, and Si
rives as Otasgow, month era. Sandy and firer CO
itki,taz ; Melody and Near Listron at 11, lame atria,
ara NtneLtsban at 6 okloek, F. M., bnairt4
orto canal to the river during the night.
BLL: ) aad
rag o'clock, Al,end mom at Fittebargbatri
-Otte notAiog a - eontiltriOns (or
wager mod height between New Lishan n i
lun, 4 shorter time and at lama rates than by agr
other Anse.
The prsigrietora adds LancT have thaplearare ota
f cw oragat ic trlia o that 401 112,,, ftwa . ,,p rwoaeui
freight, sol, ran an 00tUsection with the bung
rummers CALEB COPE and =AVIA and
ing, at Glaagsrer, with the ;Pittsburgh and
Aul sod ether Chilly lines OC steamers down the
and mmusippi rivers. The proprietors pl edg e
selves so span noencase or trouble to mare
Art, racy and diva* and ad or the poldie a
01'404
"1"4.7ril TROILISM AOCINTS.
ILARTCN,
a a Iv. tiaaasuoa # Pl=bmllL
La:IMA. & 00.
&Mat J. Hansavaa New Liab°a
NOT lCE — TimateaMer HE L ILVM, C. E. Clarke, irla)
ter, will leave abler this nudge, for 'Warring gana
111 1 at o‘eloeb in the . 13
111411:
PITTIIIII/818
Pacgtat Lin PILOWZIIIVICLL/111
FEBRUARY XV Fh11311341.1ty 11
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LEAVE DAILY ARO A. M., AND 4P. ht. 1 i
The dfilatelog immit boats eomPtsit
• toe fine for the present wasom A l
LAME; Capt. James Pa
TIC, Capt. A. Jacobs; and LOUS
SPLANE, Qv. Es Emmen, The boats are eltre
um excl aro fined op without regard m expense.
my comfoit that moony em procure has been
The Boats will leavothe Ecummgattels Wharf Boat i
E
the foot et Itom ea, Passengers will be punctual
hosed, lithe boa:amid certounly kw at the
deed ham, ea. Wand 4P. AL . lauSt
PET2llis ECM lb WHEELING PralZ,rr —
The swill summer
0 CONSUL,
/11111a6ti Meelimg, a ido l .=;
Viteduesdgbri Fruity, at to eklock precisely. A
Leave . Iths emy Tueaday, Thum* and Si
tardayMilegelook,, a at, tarecisely.•
The tense *Wand ex an the Intermediate porta
Every actiamottatlom that pan be proemed thr the
l
fort and safitty of ts has been providoL
boat is also p ascii-acting saretY turd
lotion& 'For freight or
femod ot e fo P i • DAVID rnrEA PIT _ ,
(44 • comet et Ist and Smi th field no
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REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET.
Ths RAS summer
• IGHLANDER,
.starter
Port.
Gass for 4•
'
ire sad hArussai.b r
bossLttf"
Far freight or paseed
-ffilcdthiCift
to lu.ls
. The inc , tthAr m ippkr4t e k t nu
i Ce t. Miter, MD Irma fee the slot
10 o'clock, A. M. IR intermediate ports are day
Frittreight or par=
iipply on baani.
PORCINCITINATL
:At. TlN*Clatiatt v inutatt , t
Wicks, =stet sill leave for
abate att4 taterairdiata pans thia
'at 10 dlta, A:. AL -
&AO._
FOR CINCINNATI:
Thaaplaturt i d u m aip,
Med; taluaer, lawn
tWa for
at 10 o'clock Alll. i
and itairamajm a port' Rat
FOE GI AND
The alma; sumer
RINGGOLD,
-Co
intili master, will kayo Tor that au
ctedm' a ports this day. 10
a For haled or passage, iNiply on board. Oct
,e • pacKer FOB CINC `A
••- The hew aed ran steamer
Earnesoiaste, will leave Re a. •
all estersaediateports an W. • •
drys sod Eiseudgysert each freed or
age WAY 0 4 boazi or to Week. Tor
• FOR RT. LOUIS.
•
Th. splendid and fart numing nem
lifaratte., marten vrill leave /or e
above and intermediate ports We 4;
el 10 o'clock; A. N.'
Forfreirador
apDl7 ' oo bond.
RpRILAR LOUISVILLE PACKET.
The iplendld new stea ms
i VERMONT
Was Elsialwr„boater will leave t
For freighter plunge, apply on boar d oe
----- FOR - CINCIIMIATVOIORT
• nb splendid new weatherXO BIEr
ISITO
Jacobs, motes, 1.111 hire Car aba
and intannediabs pans this day,
o'clock A.M.
For freight ow passage, spy onithard.
FOR CM t • ATL
The vlemlide, draught
malt
IDir:nci iasge ed f j , leave Rr "l24t abeo
Do
LO Far fie ight or passage - app n ly cm an Dosti
miiian....__
_ro evrooic Oce. FALL
goo
. .. wassasatio faul assail. _
.tiA. A. ILLSON lr. CO., PITTSBURGH, PA-,
AVE mcetved mtve one thonsand Cass. .
Packager: Of and Boma* Goods
onet orate moa t a tueotmente la the col
m 6
eVerboteirm ihe Wes; richest and mart
styles Mho:ported
nod Amen= Goods,
. r_,t cr . ._. .: , ~w ,,g .. .., g ii i
Via, wltit.i...'my Vending its the rumen -
Oicst desirabloads in the EMITZ. loarketsorit
will be offered u low as at any establishraant In '
I United States, end lower Man could possibly be at
lowing articles
ed bj any Muse in thelVeq-', We COnimmaa, the,
CRESS SELLS-4 rick tbaimeable, a 4
pdaid and bromide Oro doide, black Befit% Orel
Swiss, Gm de Algiers, Glacier,Gm de
Meal& fide Satin, Florenterrfall colors to. all
. 15 13i1k Verret M
EF all toZial s , 7 , llasgs moot
s.
man etri4 k Castunere; dodo do printed do 4 do sel
I glued de Leine; d 4 Clemence Plaids, stri3
Orientals, - Alm, 60 cs amfAlpaecar,Weasee G
striped and plain Ly=., 11.41Wm0 plaid and ti
TIVIil; 04 eaahnieree and Grandilla Plaids.
FRENCH . iMIiGNIIS , -4 hill assortment of ble r l
r modes starlet, Ilibtloori , j=bine, Purple .41
er
C olors,c or the best
WLS-Gtoapthh the men apenstre
rsortmera evertakred in ads city, emb
[ roma Cashmere aid Tanarl 'plaid 8=1..V..1
Briziorwirar Finland, Jenny Lind, Lamanine, and ti
er Shawls
EHEREMERIES, LACE GOOM,‘ GLOVE/Ike-4
Lacs eaps,aollus, cuff*, tin .2d.ft cella% ebeauset
Also, Haim cambric mid lows MUB •
E
log i thlt Illbloon i rlery Mall
r)l3,Wovee do ,
MING COEUtd , as--A r ,
LINEIreAr 1101:144 BEEPACrtaTtI-Carrl
=lrish Linea t i i manniketore, Linen Sheeting,
case, Tahle
and .Daroask and lestarr, Sr%
da, and ElltOs . ll4:re 1:01acr I = ', li i i-t hc rrer — ra 1C31 .4
every moiety: Blear and Brown klaatirodcr
thankiamtall r:Lweitol known:nakss 4
and winter Ribbons, 'Terry dada, lea : it,
VFrench Cloths, Cuanza= gad LEI a l
rt, 110=084=akrio:z1 112.6.....1i0
err wally found ins dryprodr mom. q
-rta h/ 1 4 '. PI *lmes 4 1 et , cmrea Itemi• 14
reeeived, vetit 'Mitres_ ei 'max.&
' 10 bales of red and white Platmels, all vim], Mr ili
io do
r cases bCalic o lue and onux Prints I
s, 33 Wks`
10 do fan col e ored is , . 10C `
Fr do Wesched Mns arlins e
4.;
4 do Mo do LaMar f t
7 do real Scotch Gingham, 11
Mao, d 0 bates 44 Crown 1
Al! et which, in contacts wi e those above ico
timed, will be armed Elea pekes than cats be are:
ed by any other eirabllibmionr in Mi. rig. The OT
to
I PRICE MterEhE
will be snit* Which Warm imam, and Mkt , :
' all,
ed u . observed: Any' article punkt
thif eMabllshment Mond IQ be abc.... o : =
market price, ortatid ral redaction will
It We made, opietor en then rennutances being atalbranti
tO tb Proprs Er b6llll their desire dun all gm,.
skill be sold on Our mai honorable tonna. AI Peel
are respecarelly limed , to : examine oar suing
withoarferillevaeleast chi to Pmeimas-
. ; ;?: 111114) .. ion ). Mr
ri....077,PERTZ11..;,,,d:144:
nom I= nem tired a fan au,
and •4O, it el ik n i s =ge o p r o
minu et !
rseputnally myna& Thou froze Mr. rftlekerime,
the gale of which he is stde Amu In Western Pe t
rylvania4 have vela Is termed Vat New Ciremar S y
being an traproventeustdentlf made, t n lP•hhf t r
a decided advantage ins pOrrer and eq ny ey
over any ahem.. Thu . foll•Uni are the patterns
•
!Wes offlblekensa , m n'4 , •
If?, L Coseyood, 7oepus, *anted back is &OM, I •
.: f .•1 7 - I ' 4 2"' "7, *°: 7 f
ts 4 . tt P
~" . CarredUouldings, o ji
.h " I.: • t e l l, : ilnlquibtfkarecb 2 ., , , t, E
u 7 . •
f-
.S. " sr.
t.,
oKt o 7
11. " e.Hybl •
y nerved, style of Louis I!
. hallow
comer. end bones ,:r
be
essed
sold at & Mg; y
redee
seeeati bad,m! pelt*. POW orfenally lI4U, and i•
var
N 0.12. Eqiewood, redact cam% very eleuntlys
ished,ll No 13. anseensedi mud comer, versl
epal.l7 amaftp, PPM.
Li
The above are Ma,o l Macfared 'by H. wen
YT he u Ulng qadneeted Comedy ,-.
Usury lastard, Worcester •L' Dqntam, N. T. 2
No . : Ll2VattrA Oka rfedralding, mane byi
hlaamattan
No 14,1tdiurood Ara r ie l taves, Gal & - 1
POMO. plain 0 o • o • o 0
No la, Rosewood •Grand "Piano, made by H
Herr, F 4714
Nol7, Aitiwgi47, P Oclimei.4 pond hand,P ric e '
Old Plano* taken tn put psi* roe -
_'' •. T NII2IEL /. • 0 3 tj•
w.
Pole Ageralbr Chic ksmerkeread md ft......%)
- mi Joe Waste= Peaareinala no ..
AlPPP—Emelvcd,l
is
Aliebfgnm bbls Mineral Paint The
tile la worthy s centalderatlon Dien Polotmi
it of amonacekm, Ind ean be added arid. any el
color without chatting the dads mamriaL7. it
Peal mea& and when applotd so weed &111 lam
paltS4o a perfect stone wim,/ in Ma rearm of a
de/ed meelti. Also, it Ls ecomplele bee Prna— th .
h bark MUT tested km eit.Y.L. &&
tors before limy scow eel. day pe
Plitelisalapomf +vibe deeele in article. A
Islit7 will be kepi on b all Innee, the I.
Robber and Ott cloth Depot- & PH/U.IPN
oetl4 A r . WO. eimpaphAo 5 weedi
Basun. *axiom..
BOOM KEEPING, PENMANSHIP, Plimptr
PRY, {Puma= bas opened e N
School In his ulna:dream, cot of 4th and Perry,
entrance on Four th , wt.." I It° "P to
I/Inflection 111 tbs iirelidn i Pe . p A,
made; Book EeeMoi, Pbtlegtpohy, e,„„
.. ~ .
GROCERIES -4U bd. N Illlttgu i
IN) 8
bbls Altdosseg ,
b. i
s 9 1.11 do
.?...V bop vitae Rjoteoiree;
65 if attests YEURog istP Teas
Powoni do 5
MIMIC* =ITU To eh bace o
10 bop PoPPOt
30 bbisli.nm No 3' Mackerel;
aztklergliirrdelf= 9 1 11. b np b '''''"i '
wile • , MblEtz...zuz . . ..
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vErrauggoblB—Valvecltibbous of all
— w . tds sad °arum, baseborn satired by
at tbs Triton:Lug pars of L. N EATON I
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