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IC= P.SaltDina of Leolnon.
DMITRI EI
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1. - Joseph ll.Earkson, • LI. Henry Johnson,
P.Matherill, 14. William Colder, Sr.
& James EL Davis, 15. William sVllveine,
A. Tim& W.Dolield, 16. Charles W. Fisher,
6 Dinka 0. Himer V. Andrew G. Cowin,
6..104E6 Dungan, 12. Thos. 'EI Davidson,
7. Ishii Ketosis; 16. J_ os ep h Markle,
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B. SEA Landes, 60. Male' Agnew
16L010156Sehreacker, 61. Andrew W Limas,
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11:11110TIOIS LAW.
By an act of Assembly, dasessont are required
Ito openflit/looks
{ immediately eller the second
Tuesday rirpetober, and am regbired.to asses.,
ray White freeman making application to them at
stay time within tea days of the period flied by
s /ortLa elnalee of Electors for President and
• VitiPreesident, and to make out lists for the °M
-9 oars ef said clanks, and to deliver the same to
tbete on or before eight deb& on the morning of
the election. Bear this in min/
Tbolleetbag To.Nlght.
1 4110 rat, at friend at Taylor and Fillmore,
tart , tho Via; , meeting to-night, at MeFaden's
• Wainbcarse. gpeakers for the occasion are
gultebed say Where. The first is Cain,
G. W. Curia, a.Buena VAi tien l He is cos--'
Ng %dell about "Old Zack, his belowa Common ,
air, an the bloody and weil-fought fields of Nl.pcsi-
The next Is Ancorxw W. Looms, the kcsv4e
• - of Pittsburgh, whose thrilling elogneoa =homes
Ada,,And castles terror to the enemies of
Ttgba• and Pdinurre. Coma. friends, the time is
id*, Ain& we want you:`rrill to ionic together
Ones mom, and cheer arid nerve each other's hear‘
kg tha contest, Hon. Contelins Dansgt4 we im
dwitand,, is to preside, and if be don't say . some
will things during the meeting, than you all
mistaken. A raze treat will be that meeting
togilght„ with its speeches, its songs, and as Wham-
Own cheers.
des. Cass and Ireland.
Igen. Cass's treatment of gaming Ireland meta
Inputting the mite of a single mativelxim Irishman
biaggiven for him. A man who could coolly and
deltimemrey set himself to work to make political
espied out of the distremes of his fellowmen, by
pm*'dittirti) sympathise with them, Zhile be in
tended Mese theta nothing, is unworthy of the
respect afatimaida. " Such did Lewis Ceti. Ho
made a speech for popular eifeat in favor of the
bish;ene.day, and the mat he shirked the noes_
dell cooing up thti.hill to appropriate money to
relieve their starvation, and thus detested it alto-
other.
.asf/td shear timer in kit dearieg, and to 11:13
asearp.. He betrayed the Wends afire
timid, and defeated the measule.
'CANT VOTING AGAINST PENNSTI,
' Writichig men ofPetuisylvimia, can yon believe a
poeulde, that Gen. Laois Coe*, ,Donsocrote can di.
41761Ni:1i:tie Presidency, cored to lay prarpetitions
ea leser cf rho 21:4 of'42 on tea folio, reithear
illearise Yet, strange as it may teem, a v true,
gOdweit!drany of - his ,friends to deny it. Alto'
Pt* oraasci*lted *in,:thiS State, as the friend of
the Twill - of '42, and it was emblazoned on every
banner 'of the Democracy, yet, tiller the electiorn
when that Tariff was in danger, and the working
Mint Of Pennsylvania came knocking at the doors
of the Senate, and asking for a hearing, every Lo.
*ono Senates but three, with General Case at
their head, voting to lay them on the table as un
worthy of attention. It any friend to the Prated.
Bea of American Industry, and Pennsylvania in.
vote Mr Gen. Cass, littera* they most
cite more for partythan principle. Below we give
the evidence, certified to officially, of what we as.
sett
IN SENATE.
Mr. Cameron' presented the proceedings of a
ostiatiag of the citizens of Norristown, Peru:tapirs.
Oil. protases'. agamst any modification of the tariff
011867. - •
• Mr. Cameron presented a memorial of pruritic-
Such mid workers of coil, mines in Carbon county,
Petbs rani. praying. that the ethting duty on
Imago coal may not be rachinect
Mr. Cameron presented a men cnisl of free hgild
ein'and inhabitants of the counties of Carbon and
Limanse, , Pennsyleanis, remonstrating against the
passage of the bill (EL B. 354) redlining the duty
all WOOS, and for other purposes.
Mr. Cane= presented .memorial of coal incr.
ethaltiof Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, praying that
idaramisting duty on fit:reign coal may au be re.
4104
Xi. Cameo= presented a nounorial of shippers
im_porters in the city and county a Ptaledet.
ph* Pennsylyanis, remonstrating against any
pp~gauge la the present mode of collecting duties cc
being made by Mi. Cameros that the
ploaeediapaad memorials be priated:
Oa motion, by •fdr. Speata, that it tic Oa the
tabkc
St wasilmennined in-the negative.
Atter dela*
'On maim of Mr. McDaMe, that the motion fie
di do table
Bann determined in the negative Ycns-25
Nal*-26.
On inockka by Mr.MoDotrie,
Thyam and
n n
nape bean' g desired by one filth ot"
the ed
r
Thom.* voted in the afflemmive are—Messrs.
&km, Ait i l e y, At i Atherton, Hanby, Breece,
IhrightiCalhourt, CA.SS, Chalmeni, Dickinson, Die,
faufield, Hannegen, Hansa" Lewis, MeDinfie,
-r,Rtisk,Sample, Sevier, Speight, Tor •
nilly,Weascon,
• . Th is who voted in the negative are—Mews.
Asa*, Barrow, Berrien, Cameron, alle7, T. Clay.
ISM4:IIL Clayton, Corwin, Crittenden, Doris. Dar
ata, Evans,Greene, Hararcod,Hmitingdon, Jana.-
sin. Jamas, of Marglartd,',Johnstm, of Louisiana,
Maqum,,,Miller, Moorehead, Pewee, Simmons,
Aturvarre, Upham, Woodbridge. •
Whennipm,
Orderwl, Thal the said memorial, and proceed.
inistrernerared to the Committee on Printing:
Orrtee Seer Biutarz, U. 5.
October 18, 1848.
The foregoing &mutt from the:Joumal o the
ilmitass—Elea. printed Journal p. p. 334 433, fine
Bra;29lllCosirma--haye been competed by toe
witlathe matter contained in the printed volume,
:alb stria copy of the same.
W. J. hieDONALD,
Clerk Off. Sec. Sen.
Cass' Extra Pity
TM' public dociuneau show that Coss has re.
cativiatthe blowing elms:
lit triehatirsea his private account, 163,940 40
Chas* an hht public, 53,128 66
Ba/ssfibraal,
18 years, at 82,000 per an
' 144Da
Rik:seised in 18 years, $153,069 42
- BOW to receive per year, $2,000.
Ooslkadred and My three thousand and sixty
• sdates and forty two cents for eighteen years
• °diets/. Wervice, over one hundred and seventeen
*canna of which was extra pay, or, in mare cow-
Bison papanee, waling; while he was faring sump•
Wady. every-day I Will the people who pay the
taxes kink to this.
Jearr;• me An Oreoreces.--The Sunburn Arne.
Item, • Casspaper, thus speaks of Governor John•
itea t kith:tennis:l a different tile from the daily
Winger Seeds of the Pennsylvanian:—
elle is& manor some superior abilities and will,
so doubk.b• the Governor himself. He is person
- Perdu, and deservedly so, amongst all
_ know hum It is but faii to give him a vial
ben Wat temniemn. Having long been a demo.
be hay . still be swayed by the iprineiples he
. suad.ln his early years,. Among these, we are
slate d•d in him an able advocate iv the protee
dos of Amistican iadustry''
Thigl4l l lgettrzi fi doing good wrsice br the
, . lilillttoluso in MeWaehowtto Fits speeches are
: worthy or the edmirigion which they make. To
, •
' , ktliOranit l arbigs be altia..tn tile same self nate
poi aedpatriwfa spirit which heieccaumamdsr—:
%.,;; lotporoorirdo'prar diusuideCtioic rettkuph: your
' . feefeeletaeß fargea your diappohintente;and strike
as united blow forum maintenance of the Whig
meet and thegood of gaeounup."
i , --;. 41 . 1... „ 1 ..„. - . .2 1 W 0 / 11 4 1 ,*
il...amtMirsppreasettaralt• that
Magmitanee ifiematiist aid thorbogh =dot among
theAd.eridi bnaieti r d.latio**rm deter
miPed... iid arriagna serieinf hisrus in
mica.* parts of...the fltate., : An taikliitappoint
namPefor theasi:4ape_ gags Ithe y haire iteeissaaray
been ' obliged to assign times and idadd-4 Oaid atv
'norntre speakers, witliont-direct .tanm with
the parties most concerned; but they trait that in
all cues the county committal:ll4M carry out the
suggestions here made as far as practicable; and
they- ccutfidenzly. rely that tha - m...Umft,,degigna.
ted t tizadreu ,ttps meetings,will :endeavor to be
jittOttial to the spine:Ameba in& for them.
, ALM 8 alvtsrYi Chairman.
LI :-. .1 , • • •••••••-,
ieis nnikottsos.
Parnav, od. MU .
BeavorT ALT idcgronan,lahn .1 Pennon,
and John Allison.
Tuesday. Or 31.
Gettysbargh-4 Morrison Harris, Robert DI
Bard and James Fax.
Mercer—T M T Mcßennes, J I Pew= end
Mimes Hampton.
Lebanon , —James Cooper, Wm. Hollinahed.
Lancleter--Robert C Winthrop, Josiah Randall.
Johnatowl—Calein and John Fenton.
Somerset—A -Stewart, Samuel Peimon and A
J Ogle.
Wednesday, Prim 1.
Washing on — Wolter Fallen* Geo Dania and
Coin's Darragh.
New Berlin—E Joy Morris, has Pollock, Jos
Casey, Ner Middlenwarth.
Pousville—Jos It Chandler and James Camp.
West Cbester—lobo lA-Clayton, Robert C Win•
tbrop,Gov.- Seward, Thaddeus Stevess; Jos Cooper
Jos R Ingrown, Morton3lediehaeL
Thursday, Nev.%
Ezie—ldilland Fillmore, Corn's Darragh and Gt.
deon J Bail.
Lewistown—James Pollock and James Halo.
Unlontown—Andrew Stewart, T M T Mcliam
nen, 5 P Oliphant, M Swartzwelder, end G. V.
Lawrence.
Indiana—Mows Hampton, A J Ogle, Edger
Cowen.
Thursday, Nara. 2.
Centre Square, Montgomery countr—Thaddena
Stevens, Morton McMichael, John W Aahmead.
Friday, Nom 9.
Piusburgh—Z Collins Lee, Wm Cost Johnson,
Wiehael Dan Magheehnn.
Huntingdon—lns Pollock, JasCooper.
Carlisle--Thaddens Stevens, Morton McMi-
CIAO, John W Ashmead.
&fturday, Nov. 4.
Hollidaysbargb--Jas Pollock, James Cooper.
Chnmbersburgh—Moron McMichael, John E
Kunkel.
Some of the earlier meetings in the list, we have
tuthlui, as the time is past. Our readers will be
pleased toseo that we are to have Hon. Wst. Cove
Joninov, in this offy . ,tts one of our speaker...—
What he maittee oin the stump our readers will
learn by tlug fallowing extracts of a letter from
Washingtout s the editors of tlallakimore Parini
.. .
fPechete PC WbideletOthe ,
lbeing the campaign
has been neh atenor to thq office holden, who
are "Interfering In theeleolsous,e as the Hon. Wm.
Cons Johnson, of Maryland: - "Go made i speech
in Alexandria county, Virginia, some two months
ago, in which he was not only very sevens upon
Gem. Cass' conduct, is the manors of his enormous
wale raltrenticia, Mr samersets and dip Saps, Ace:,
brat upon the - Whole tribe of °Gee holding gentry,
who leave the ditties of th eir Government stations
to prowl alum the country and elcutioneerfor Gen
Casa That speech gave great offence to the
powers that he." Mad balls could not ono more
furiously than some of the offlOs holders hived at
that terrible speech! Not long afterwards, how
' saw, it was announced that CoL Johnson would
panicipata in the disetwskin at • barbecue in Fair.
tax county, Virginia, This afforded en °pewits.
city for the dove:Me-al Pirelahl tabs present--in
strung numbers, headed by Gen. JohnWWl. the
Second Auditor of Treasury at a salary of ViIQ(L
The arrangement of the Committee was that Gen.
McCain should fallow CoL Johnson in addressiug
the memi l l Did he do so? No! T'llm Grand
andidt gyms it!
Colonel Johnsl embraced the occasion, in his
efmecht to lantrali iti Fa o l. of light, the deeds of
the Administratioo, and the prom ails election.
eerlng office bolding stipmidaries and cdatoge to
defame and crush the patriot Taylor, and with pitch
searching effect, that some of the number ruder`.
took to interrupt and bully hint But the thrilling ,
denunciations of their impudence and insolence
siliipersed the horde like the duff befall' the 'Find!
lie stowed that these office holding totem:radian
in the people's elections, who profess to be disci..
pies of Jefferson and duckson, were putting at flat
defiance the doctrines laid down by those departed
Presidents, upon the subject of elections. He
sheered that both Jedemoa and ladason had de.
coanced and condemned the very conduct which
the minions and hirelings of the present Executive
were now practicing. Ile stewed that General
Taylor, as the true 4alk!wer of-Washiugton, Jeffcr.
son and Madison; would, ku obliged to eradicate
the odious spoils system Which brought these elec.
tioncering, totems-dining creatures and hirelings
of the Executive Into the Government office, by
turning those out of place who had been brought
icenruienhat system! There was no other way,
be contended. for Gen. Taylor to restore the Gov
ernment to it., old fashioned purity under the ear
ly President. And this be said, Taylor ought to
do. lamas like th e man to do it, and he warned
the Mace holders who were neglecting the duties
• of-twirled:die stations to, Kritsvfere lathe elections,'
to pack up their things and be ready for a carton
then owning of Old Zack' The) bad better prat
up their books. Gmt McCnts Mims so Snore.
Tan Dar' POTOMAC.
pqmoOisnt !Mims Cium Deetslon.
The Philadelphia North Amerdour of yesterday
sae:
case of Lewis Pierrie, Miedged to be the
slave ofitobert TAghnian, of New ()items, came up
twain before Judge King, of the Court of Common
Pleas, one writ of habeas corpus, yesterday mom
ing. After the case hid been fully argued by bir
o-sea for the master, egi Meter. George and
Thomai:Earke 6r the alleyferiaktVis, who claimed,
under the lave of Pennsylvania. to he relieved
from the restraint imposed upon huhbe-rty by the
claim of his Omar master, Judge Sing delivered
his opinion, whir r li was as follows:
The Constitutional question raised in this case is
Gee from real difficulty. The State..l Pennsylvania,
like any other Independent Sovereignty, has the
clear right to declare that • Slave brought within
her territory becomes ipso facto a freeman. This
was and is • reduciple of the common lavr,flaatrier.
sees case, State Trial, vol. ZO,l end is in terms as.
serted by the 10th section of the Aet of / 780 -
Pennsylvania retains all the rights Many other
Sovereignty which she has not ceded orrenounced
in entering into the National compeer, which binds
thus confederacy together. If she has stipulated
anything in that compact which limits her other•
wise pienery power In regard to the pa..sre of such
is law as the act of 1847, then of course the net of
Assembly must yield to the paramount authority of
the Constitution of the United States.
MONSDAT, .Itxx 23, 1501
_This restraint oft the plenary authority of the
Slate, 110 exists at all, is to be found in the third
sectum of the &anti article of that instrument wbieh
deeintes that "nu pershn held to eery= or labor in
one State, ender the lawn tberao4 escaping into
another, ihall,Ari consequence of any law or regu.
lotion therein, be discharged from such aeryiee or
Tabor, but shall be delivered up on claim of the
party to wbout such service or labor msy be
due." . .
• • .
It seems to me digicult. to argue tlial this section,
vrtueh ilfa mere stipulation to surrender fogitiyefrom
labor, escaping from - their owners in one State into
mother, has any relevancy to the right of a State to
duilare free slaves brought voluntarily into berter
Autry by, truer owners. Where the muter of hjs
own matron brim:rahs his slave into a free State, the
operation of whose laws he is bound to know, what
ground has he to complain if those laws give free.
'don to his slave?
It
It was his own act which produced the result.
and &wraith° legaVconsodpences of which be must
of corutuiresponid. Nu such • state of things any
thing in common with the case, in which a slave
has against 0041, and without the agency of his
muleidled fro his service in one State, and sought
shelter and protection in another' , This was the
casedutended to be provided for by the 3d section
of the dth article of the Constitution of the tinitr d
States. Aod, undoubtedly, Pennsylvania is bound
to the faithful execution adds as of all other obit.
gallons irapiudd on herself in becoming a party to
•the National Union.
But when Pennsylvania stipulated with her sister
States to deliver up fugitives-from labor, fleeting
from other States, aid seeking shelter in bet terri
tories, she certainly never meant I. deprive herself
of the right pertaining to every independent scrver•
eigoty, to kuttid the voluahiry introduction of slaves
Into her territory by their :owners, under the
penaltrof their icing immediately declared free.
Sochi renuncbition of her natural and inherent
authority as an independent Statecan neither be la'
(erred from the letter nor spirit of the only article o f
the national constitution having my relation to the
subject.
The case on principle seems chtru. The petition.
er has been brought by his master Into this State,
where be has served him for some time. By being
thus brought voluntarily into the State. the petitloh
et became ipso facto free. The sight of sojourn
ers to retain their slaves. for six months, given by
the act of 1780, having been espressly repealed by
the act of 1847, the ease Minas on the common law,
and the general provisions of the act of 1780. which
gives freedom to a slave voluntarily brought by his
master from another State into this Commonwealth.
Thio prisoner is at liberty to go where he pleases.
$117,069 42
vCiactrsurrsecee—A vote on the steamer CM.
from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, stood—Gen
tlemen's cabin, Taylor 46, Cass 14, Van Boren 9
ladies' cabin, Taylor 9, Can 4, Van"Suren 0.
A vote on the Oliva, from Pittsburgh to Quoin.
nati, 16th init. stood—Taylor 52, Cam 14, Van Btr
eta 3. Senator Seaton was on board.
A vote on the canal boat Clara, from Cincinnati
to. Laurel, 16th intl., stood—Taylor 16, Cass 8.
L A vote on the same boat, from Laurel to Cincin.
1111 i, Oct 17, stood—Taylor 10, Cass 4.
A CAPITAL LLLITSTIIATIOW —.. The following capi
tai ip o g n a iti a t Mr. Van Barmen sodden love of
&cam i4from a speech from Mr. Brady.
"Mr. Brady, as att illustration ofMr Van Bu..
rents late in the day inthasiasmihr Free Soil.told a
capital story of anadiatt squaw, who enlisted the
InithlPatbies of a traveler by. bitter wailing' for a
child, which, as it sobaNueatlpappeared, had died
twenty years began. Oa being reproached with
deceit, the old squaw said that-she lmew her pa.
poise had been lyingin the grave for twenty may
but (with • fresh burst of grief) she ecaddl stand
any longer?
TEr, & tonaJtie rittdarg4 Gals=
*Oft columns, on a silica whir-hi:doubt not is
ritg- to many of rev, readers..
Aa'waa to be apprehended—ell thentien of char
.
=ter and influence, who have been in any way
connected with the late unforiziree rebellion in
Ireland, are being hunted like wild beasts, and will
be condemned eldest without a hearing, and pun.
ishederithout mercy, by a Ekrverament whose very
essentials are tyranny and an utter disregard of the
tights and dearest interims of mankind. It is est.
dent that no lenity biro be expected—apprebenzion
—eonvietion—and death will tallow closely upon
the heels of each other. This is made evident by
the whole tenor of the late towage news, in rela
tion to Smith O'Brien and his companions.
As an American, I cannot but sympathize with
those who suffer for the cause of Liberty every
where—but . especially in the land eflny forefathers,
where eehelhffated injustice and tyranny have ru
led the hoar for centurie& American Freemen!—•
Can nothing be done to avert the ingnominions
death that awaits those stale advocates of the
rights of their down trodditit native land? The
friends of Freedom were rear to contribute their
lastdollarto trid the cause oflaberty in Ireland—and
now, that the glorious sun of 'Freedom, which it
was fondly hoped might rise and shine with efful
gence over that oppressed and famishing land, boa
set in gloom—will her friends be less ready to raise
one universal shout of condemnation to the san
spoinary proceedings which are about to follcrar?--
/ilw, let every town and every hamlet ot our ex
tended land raise its voice in favor of their pardon,
and fir pertnisaion to them to leave a land that is
unsuited for the residence of [icemen. The suf
fering patriots of Ireland have felt, as every Ameri
can feels—
'That a day—an hour of virtuous Liberty
Is worth a whole eternity of bondage,'
And the Press, too—that mighty engine for good
—'the foe of tyrants and the friend of man'—shall
we not bear its thunder tones against judicial blood
shed in Ireland, and that mercy may be extended
to her unfortunate and condemned sone' If such
be not the case, I am much mistaken as to the tee!.
tags and sentiments of my fellow citizems.
WHIG MEETING.
At an adjourned meeting of the Whig citizens
of the Third Ward, held iu the Uncle Sam Engine
Rouse, Allegheny city, Oct. 24, 16148, for the par
pose of forming a Rough and Ready Club, the fol'
lowing resolutions were adopted, after which Mr.
Davie addressed the meeting, and the following of
Boers were appointed,.
President—T. L. McMillan.
Vice Presiderus—AMiur Hobson and Hobert,
Catnpbell.
Stauariss-41. J. Lemon and John Brown.
2Vearuerp—Wm. Boyd.
Cousesonse of Fetanoi—Hon. Henry °emptied.
Win. R Mowry, Hugh B. Flaming Tobias Myers
itmokred, That the Whip of Pennsylvania have
great muss apatite& and rejoicing in the Mum-
Pbent victor) , won in the :went Hum Election,
which has resulted so favorably to an the great
principles at issue between them and the hitherto
t c t u nu= at once redeeming au: beloved
at
the domination ofeommt pal.
indium and misled and mistaken partisans; and
now severed from the tml inSoenees and Mho
,ances of the White Nouse at Waltdogton, the
great interests of Pennsylvania are secured, and
her future mm.. brightened..
Rraele4 That the Whigs of this Third Ward,
Allegheny,cheemdby the results, ate up
and ready to do Nato In the IMMO cane, la com •
pony with the Whip of the whole Union upon
pima Tuesday cf - November hart, ' fie the
election of Zachary Taylor towl raised flame to
the Preiddency led Price peshieheyot" the United
Stabs.
R . uormd, Ti ms we teas greeting to am paw
Wfup
ohm awn car Mira rpm:lva* ism
mu6 as =W m Wm. P. Mimi= bm brim in
nobly doled Gmemm of dm Emma° State.
on mom utinurned•
J. !ON, Seer
Par tke Pictibutgh Gazette.
reasmwar ci)timoßi.
Mt linnua,aunerof pair reidenr—eren in
these times of intense eacitement m the political
wand-40 he guitlited to - Woe Mist thin—the old"
eat of Western Colleges—still moves on in "the
even tenor of her way. In a recent visit to Can.
=Marg . the seat of my respected Alma Mater, I
learned that at the last commencement,fifigferar
young gentlemen reixiveil the degree of A. B.—
The college year has again commenced with •
huge accession of new student.. There are arty
sig. already in attendance, and as many more are
conktleatly expeme4 as rill raise the number of
new students this maim io at least seven: pit.
In accordance with the plan whiob prevails in
the principal colleges of the East, and also in some
of the West, the Trustees have adopted the plan
of three Imams and three vacations in the year.
The for session commences atom the middle of
September, and continues until near Christmas—
then • vacationer two weeks mama The second
Wi14013 keglers about the Irk of January, and corr.
MM. Mara the first of April then a vacation of
Ernr weeks follows. The third and WI maritis
commences on the first of May, and canneries an.
til the firm Wednesday of August, which is the day
of the annual commencement.
Students are received at all times,but moat con
veniently at the commencement of the sessions.
It is believed that this venerable college arms
never in a more sound and nourishing condition,
nor never were its prospects for future and coma,.
god prosperity ever brighter than at present.
•kN ALUMNUS.
At the closing liddresn delvered by Gen. IMAM
Tau-mews bath= the Athene s n nortdote he said
among othee things.—
This country was settled as Colorues—and mat
the prohibition to pprene commerce or to manufan.
tore for its own necessary wopplies. Our fathers
came out of the Revolution with the richievemeat
of tour independence. On the establishment el our
Government we counted only about 9,000,000, ve
now have over 20p00y00e of inhabitant. The
wildernena hoe blossomed—our fields produce
their abtmdance, Goethe comfort and luxury of the
inhabitants—with a striping for which it is essen
tial to the prosperity of the country that a market
should be provided. It is a great principle, that
those whose labor furnish our supplies, must in re
turn be the consumers, and subsist on the produc.
•lone of the country. The prosperity of our land
CID never rest 00 a sore basis, until a market is
provided kit the production of agriculture and
manufactures. It should be a Homo market—
about 83 of every 100 of cur population depend for
their pursuit and their support on Agriculture
They bear our public burdens—pay our taxes—
gght our baulewe-they deserve cocoursgernent
But strange Is the troth, that over three fourths, or
from 75 to 60 per cent of the whole revenue, is
expended in war, and for its preparation. All the
boon Agriculture has been enabled to oboes, has
been the publication, • few years past, of a Report
from the Patent office--embracmg a few matters
of Agriculture.
In another place he raid—
A National Convention of Fruit Growers boa
been formed and held in New York, under the
auspices of the American Institute, u a branch of
the Agroulltero department. donne the present
Fair. Twelve Etatet were ably represented, bring ,
ing specimens of fraite from their revered kicalibes,
presenting as a whole, in contract and in variety,
an exhibition of the chum:est fruit., and with an in.
Wrest and a display rarely equaled or turpused.—
lt had been Grand that imported fruits were old va.
neties, and sometime bear new and fictitious
names which had not crept into our catalogue*. A
material object of the convention was to correct
the Catalogues of Fouts—expunge the present nu.
merous names for the same rarioy—and to de.
termine and select the names of the vaneities
deemed useful for individual cultivation. As no
example the luta nearly 200 varieties of the grape
was reduced to 15 or 20; Apples, Pears, Plums, Arc.
underwent a somewhat like proportionable tele.
tion.
Accourrr Cuwerr.—The New York Trtbane
states the result of the October femme as OA.
tows:—
Whig Governors in all the States that have ehir
sen Governore—Obto, Pennsylvania and Florida
—the latter two having never before chosen Whig
Governor, In an even handed contest.
Whig Legislatures in eaoh of these States,
though Ohio is threatened with . an anaroineal coo
teal
Whig U. 13. Senators in piece of Loco Forms
from Pennsylvania, Ekuida, and probably Ohio.
A drawn battle in Georgia. whisk loot year
chose a Loco Foco Governor by 1,200 majority.
An unexpectedly sharp contest in South Caro
lina, which elects one decided Taylor Mprober of
Congress, sad two others wbo are not at any rate
for Cass. The Legislature is quite likely to throw
away or withhold the vote of the State.
Of these States, only Ohio voted for Clay is '4l;
Florida vas cot organized, but come in Loco Fo
co soon after. The probability now is that a 1113..
joriry of their aggregate votes will be cast for
Gen. Taylor. That will do for one mouth. seeing
it is not quite November.
Govrsuoa JOHNSTON AT FEANSPOS.D.-00 SOD.
day afternoon the little village of Frankford was
very agreeably ezcited by an unexpected visit
from Governor Johnston who, in company with
Judge Sharswood and V I. B. Reed FAq, attended
divine service at the Episcopal Church. Of this
church the Rev. Henry S. Sparkman is the Rec.
tor. The mist relnUorts of the visitors and the cler
gyman gave peculiar interest to the oocasion.—
A kw years ago they were all active members of
the Legislature of our State—Mr:Johnston in the
Mouse of Representatives, and Mawr. Sparkman
and Reed in the Senate: and belonged to what then
seemed a hopeless and helpless mit:only. In ors
esy way, matters have undergone a change. Mr.
Sparkman relinquishing a distingued politinal
career, has assumed the modest duties of a minis
ter of Gad—ti pions and devoted man. Of the
Church be promises to be a 'distinguished orna.
meat, and it moat have been to him a source of
natural pride (for such a feeling will belong to
hum= name) to see his lamp ftiende-7oue of
them a Wbig Governor ofPennsylvania—Ustening
to words Of Mist= cotuntel frail 'Aim in Its new
and higher Stadion. The Governer's visit seem.
ed to give peculiar pleasure to all who saw him.
—l , lmA Astairan.
Prim thehLotrit American.
.ffir Wonsidast ars Behind Ste, PH Pais
Them Nok Alive"
Far away at Baena Vista
Them raged the battle strife,
And some were gaining laurels,
And some were losing life;
There waved the starry banner,
For which our fathers bled,
And brave hearts followed nobly -
Where'er that banner led:
And in their =du, with heart so steady,
Was brave 'Old Zack,' our' Rough and Ready.
The stem old Chief ores seated
By the WOULIded, ou the ground,
His eagle eye mina flashing,
Though his hp gave forth no sound;
Till to retreat they urged him.
And bade him try to save
The young and loved around him
From each an early grave;
Then spoke Old Zack; still firm and steady,
Oar brave and generous 'Rough and Ready.'
'No fleeting dream of glory
Can influence me now,'
And a shfide of deep, deep sorrow•
Passed o'er his noble brow—
'The brave are falling around me,
Tis almost vain to strive,
Bra ray wounded are behmd nte.
rlt pare them not nine
Thar spoke that Chief, so true and steady,
Our brave 'Old Zack' our 'Rough and Ready.
Then crown his brow with laurel.,
Nor let our efforts tense—
He led our troops to battle,
Let him be ours in Peace;
And may he as our President,
Still bid as bless his name—
Honor his true and noble heart,
In war and peace the seine:
Strain every nerve, like him be steady—
And vote for glorious Rough and Ready.'
MARIA
INDIANA.—A distitrguished gerilleman, very fam
iliarly acquainted with Indiana and her politics, in
forms us that he has no doubt at all of her going for
Gen. Taylor. He says, that within the sphere of
his own intercourse with her citizens, there are
loony, very many Democmts, who, tired of the
restraints of partite* politica,rue determined to vote
far Gen. Taylor, and that that the old General's
vote in Indiana on the 7th of November will ea
tonish the nation. He states that them Demoenxis,
who intend going for the old hero, reeks no noise
at all upon the subject, but that their resolution
are unalterably taken.
The editor of the Evansville Journal seems to be
of the same opinion. He copies out late estimate
of the result of the Presidential election, prefacing
it thus
We copy the following calculation from the Lou
bilge Journal of Saturday. It win be seen that
Mr. Prentice puts down Indiana Mr Casslath this
we beg lesiva to differ with him. We - believe
that Indiana is as certain for Taylor as Kentucky
—Father, we belisive the that district '(the most
doubtful district in the State) will give Gen. Tay
for a majority. The Whigs and moderate Demo
crats who will vote fiarTaylor are not noisy it is
true, but they am alive to the Importance of the
corded, and will to a man be found at the ballots
box on the day of election.
All this Is full of estscsisa/PrMent. Let but the
friends of Gen. Taylor in Indiana keep up their
courage and put froth every overeat their strength
on the day of the election, and the remit may
crown them and their State and their country with
grksyr—Laaisrtfle Journal.
Tea Ow Guts—The same lidos and decals.
tine game, which wu played to secure Texas an
ruszathm., Pollea election and slave extemairm, m
1844, is now befog played to elect Cass, mid ex.
tend slavery to California and New Mexico.
In 8844 Mr. Clay was denounced by the Locoto
ena the flotind an an abolitionist, while at the
Nortb,the 'liberty men' called him an into/emit
elete bolder and opposed to slave limitation.
Anil new , In 18db, we see the same treacherous
game being played—at the &ratty the Cass men
au den Gen. Taylor as an abolitionist—a
favorer of the limos Proviso; and in the North
we have the self elected apm,- Flee Soil,
telly assailing him as the most dangerous lave
exterodonist—worse by far than Cass!
Tho same old game--bat suede men are ray
seldom caught Seaman tha same trap, In 1.814
the Liberty nice' dcfrated Clay and erected Polk,
thereby securing Texas annexation—slave ternto,
ry--war So, &o. And now in tete, the scheme,
the trick is, to hare the Free Soil men' defeat Tay
lor and Fillmore, and elect Casa and Butler by
throwing away their votes upon Van Buren as
they did on Birney, and thereby extend slavery to
the new territories, and induce future aggression
an,/ annexation by conquest o r oibcrwt,r.
We say lo the Cass Men, whether open pro..
slaYety men or dasgulsed by the 'tate euveetteg of •
Loeofoco Free Soder, that atis game wall not win
thistinm,-ibe people hold the card., and they eon ,
not be tricked again by poldmal blaeldegs.—Cus:
Gaols&
Whip of Ohio and Penneyivasitie The eyes of
the Whigs of the Union are upon you, and every
Whig hsnart m the land beats larirudy for you. Meet
Om mats like men—meet ea our Whig Amenataen
met turps= of ehis,ineret it wilt, vslisot bawls and ,
',Fifth]; muds—meet it u yen nave hint kuidi eon.
dicta before, end your triumph swill he &nous and
enduring.—Leruiaeille lournaL
We thank our Kentuely fringds ter their limp..
thy, and they oitly feel assured we tel our high
pownon. The virb,ole na.ttoo, as 11 were, stands and
kw*, on with intense interest, while the battle fire
the ?residency is i4ught is Peaasytvaaa surd
Ohio. Sound it loud to the whole Ireton, inspirit
the Whigs every where with the eheeneg tritelh
genoe, that the Whigs of Pearts)lv.is have de
termined to have the honor if electing lien. Tay
lor, and of tondleaung Whig ponclples. They are
working ku it, and they will accomplish it.
Marna Van 13ezeit m honestly opposed to Slavery
what could tte mean to saying, in relation to the oh
dation of slavery in the Diana of Columbia, -N•
Eril CAN EVER smelts my Coutituturnal saner
for ot."
He is opposed to slavery, how bit that he •I`S
&TILL apposed to uaing the power which Cote
grew pouesseik of abolishing slavery to the ths
trio of Columbia
tie {s opposed to sinewy. telly was be SO settee UT
electing /antes K. Polk !
He .opposed to slavery, tub), does be not repent
of what he did kr Polk's eleetton, and for the pro,
motion of the teat an ?dexter:a '•And wby don't
be may no ,--Troy
Vas Boa. an POLL —ln what respect, we
ask, upon the question of Free Sod, does Martin
Van Buren differ from James K. Polk , We beg
leave to speak of this nuttier sad Mr. Van Buren
lived longer ago than yesterday. In what respect
do they differ? Mr. Polk made the war; Mr. Van
Buren approved of it. Mr. Polk demanded terny
tonal indemnity; Mr. Van Buren thought that am•
pie indemnity should tor insisted upon. Mr. Polk
signed the Oregon Bill, containing the Wilmot Pro•
vino; Mr. Van Buren 111 Mailqg to do a similar net in
a parallel case. .Mr. Polk ins Locolloco—so is Mr.
Van Buren. Ikati believe that it is the pnvilegri
of the President to do a lugs portion of the leg.,
tattoo, and both are high priests in that church of
modern progressive Democracy which manifests
its love far the masses hy preach:Mr, and (when ever
there to an oppontinitY) practising the doctrine that
the office holders are tho real rulers of the country,
and that the rights of the people are to Stand still
and be governed.—U. Siesta Jour.
L4TIR Fame REIICO
The British West lculia Nail steamer Forth has
amved otfShip (stood from Veri Cruz. Sita bnngs
advice' from Mexico to the .111 h loot.
The revolutionary outbre4 of which there were
threatening indications for Kobe time previous, took
place on the 9th. The Government was fully pre
pared Redacted with decisito energy; troops were
called nut; cannon were planted to bear on avail.
able pqints,and before blemished the Inaurrect weary
attempt, was frustrated. Itutbide and many other
otithersconnected with It have been arreeted and
impnaoned. The object of this movement is stud
to have been to bring back and place in power
General Banta Anon.
Gen. Bustrunente was reusing a form 0(4000 men
to quell the revolt at Tampico.
A destructive tire occurred at Alexandria. on the
Red River, on the 18th Mat. Six squares. all
stores containing an immense amount of property
valued at over half a million, were destroyed.—
The Republica,' office was emery; the buildings
consumed.
BOIL= Courrry.—The official returns frona
Butler county for Assemblymen, are an follows
For Robert Hampeon. Decn, 2290
For D. IL B. Brower, Whig, 2254
liampson's majority,
This settles the question about the House of
Representatives, and makes the two parties stand
50 to 50.
Ithrnolus. l lt& — Five missionaries Intl Boston
on Saturday, fur India under The care of the Ameri
can Baptist Union, namely, Rev. Messrs. H. L
Van Meier and Judson Benjamin, with their wive.,
and Mrs. E. W. Brown. In connection with de,.
votional services on board, ;.the Rev. Dr. Sharp
made some animating sugiestions on the very
great changes of public sedimebt In regard to
mission enterprises.
Enemas iron Co:emu/mi.-1 n addition to Messrs
Brooks and Greeley, nominated In N. York etty,
we see that Halle, of the Bolton Poet, is nominated
far Congress. Several edit/tie haying almadY been
elected, them will be n good.sprinkling of them in
the next Congress.
Soma Cmunata—h appears from the full
morns that Mr. Bum is ze.elected to Conveys
by 39 votes over McQueen, who a repotted to
bare been elected.
iIIKALEIL ABB BLACK Al
ARIES.
We cut the filibleing &an the Kitteening Free
Prest:
"A handbill has been published, calling kr a
house meeting of the Casettes at this place, on the
4th of November next. The renowned CoL Black,
who add at a political debate, in this place, in the
fall of '44, that Polk and Dallas would sustain the
Tariff' of '42, and who was recently defeated for
Congress in the 21st Dotrict, by a large majority, is
to address the assemblage. Judge Shaler, known
by mast of our older citizens as a rank old Feder
alist, is also to tell the Democrats how to grease and
swallow that other old " black cockade. Federalist,
Lewis Cass, of extra pay memory.
We can assure these foreign mrstssertaries, that
their appearance hereabouts will not tend to de
crease the unbounded popularity of old Zach in
Armstrong. Many of the Democrats here have
innlepvidenet enough to consult their own will (not
that of stray demagogues) while exercising the
right of sulimge.”
A friend, who paid a Mail to Kittanning this
Week, related to na an incident which took
place under his observation, in relation to the
above noticed handbill. The handbill draws an
invidious companion between regulars and vol.
unteers, to the disparagement of Gen. Taylor, and
charges him with receiving extra pay. An old
farmer looking gentleman came into the bar room
where our friend was sitting, and put his spec.
taclea on to read the handbill, which, having
done, he wiped and put up his glasses, remark.
tag very emphatically—.l did intend to vote for
Cass, but now I shall vote for Gen. Taylor—l
will not stand by and see a brave and good man
slandered so''' Our friend also found another
Democrat in the same place, whom this hand
bill had converted to a supporter of “Old Zack."
Local Matters.
EMPORTED FOR THS PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZITTZ.
COURT OF QUART@ SESSlONS.—Yesterday, in
the COO of Commonwealth vs. Greenfield and
Marshall, for the larceny of McCowan's shoes, the
Jury acquitted Marshall and convicted Greenfield.
The Court sentenced him to impntanment six
months, and a fine of two dollars.
In the case of Com'th. vs. Noah Bennett, a young
colored boy, indicted for stealing a ring, valued at
sixty-two cents, from Cannon, a pedler. The Jury
acquitted the accused, nad the Court discharged
him, with a land admonition to behave properly
hereafter. It seems prepoaterous to put the Coua•
ty to such expense, in a prosecution against a boy
far a worthless bauble, which had been given up
before prosecution was entered on.
In the case of Com'th. vs. Hudson, Williams and
Duvall, (all colored) Williams and Duvall were as
quitted by the Jury. Hudson convicted, and to pay
all the costs. He was the prosecutor in the two
cases against Duvall and Williams. tin being
called up to receive sentence from the Court,
Hudson's Attorney, (Alden j being absent, the
client was allowed to go oat to chase Mr. Alden
up, and had not returned when the Court ad
journed at dinner time. It is not improbable
that he may forget altogether to come back.
John Chapman, otherwise known as John Hun•
ter, a young man with rather a prepoasessing face
was brought m on two indictments for stealing
clothing; but it was discovered that in one of the
indictments the ownership of the clothing was at.
tributed to the wrong individual, and in the other
case no witness was to be found. The accused
was therefore, as we understood, entitled to dis
charge, bat was remanded till to-dap—his counsel
not objecting, inesmach as he had as Yet received
no fee. N. B.—This is a surmise, merely.
Commonwealth vs. Elisabeth Blair, assault and
battery, postponed to next term—for incapability
of an important witness to attend.
Commonwealth David Sands, dir assault and
battery on A. KeeviL Cato settled rateably,
Sands paying costa, 57,92. More than the battery
was worth to either party.
Casa 0191141 am vs. Leaky and others, bill ignor
ad--Shawn to pay coos.
David Jones, indicted for larceny, vas discharg
ed from h, recognisance.
The Case of Commonwealth VA. henry Craw
ford, A colored man. charged with beating a little
colored boy, was taken tip lion in the afternoon.—
Several eery Intelhgent colored boy. tettutied on br
htlfal the prosecution. The court charged toner.
ably to the defendant, on the ground of the boy be
ing placed under bier control by his parent. The
Jury bad not some in when the Court adjourned.
The cue of Commonwealth re. Andrew Walker
and Moans lainaldson, for assault and bowery on
Martin Draper, next CAMe up, and was not dispos
ed of when the Court adjourned.
'Lady Mg' was diaeharged by the Court, but
thstataaed with the pemtenuary, ii again brought
up. Hods= was skill in search of Mr. Alden,
when the Court adjourned.
Timaims, .4..occuricr.—A negro man named Jo
seph wbo had been commuted to prison as a
vagrant, and tied been set to wheeling in coal by
Mr. ensured, one of the Zihen Amstants, RAMS'S
term of imprisonment having expired yesterd•yJ
went 11.0.01.1 from the prison yard yesierday alter
noon, to Crass a tavern, and having obtained liquor
enough to berate drunk. got upon the railing of
Cross'. porch, and kill backward, nom tied to
nine ket, on the dug pavement of the basement.
lie is supposed to have Mien on his Lead, and
was taken up •pparently dead, a large pool of biood
marking the spot where he tell. He was taken
into the jail, and the unending physician called in,
but to every body's surprise, the man soon recov
ered autlimently to sit up and ask for -bread and
meat.' The Doctor found his tongue very badly
cut, and thence had come the blood—but no other
truancy of any consequence were found. lit. skull
must be tremendously thick.
Mccrino t:1 A 1.1-00 T —The l A'higs had a
great meeting in Allegheny. on Thursday evening.
the meeting being both barge arid enthusiastic.—
The speech of Mr. Loomis was truly a most el,
quern and brilliant effort —an honor 4., humseif and
to the eause be io heartily espouses All is right
in Allegheny.
LLYIAL.ILIIIII4.—No lees than live local reporter.
were in attendeece yesterday, in less thou twenty
minutes utter Rome fell LIMO Crestis bnllnnlntlL
Arrtnavaccr—We Inadvertently neglected to
notice the well uterned appotottnent of James W
Eq., of the Amerman, to the office of Ski..
or of Wetglitt and Measures.
JAMS! WATSON V. A. W. et J. H. FOSITIOA
moss Or DOSTATCII.—The Grand Jury, yesterday,
ignored both.talla of indictment for libel, preferred
by Mr. James Watson against the editors of the
Ifiapatch. Prosecutor to pay costs.
The Philadelphia Ledger, a moat vigorous paper
of its elasa, has donned a new dress.
Coaarns■ us NA.1.11-12.4 nosc—At a meeting of the
Exec Lave Committer of the "Hough .d Beady CluLi,"
the following gentlemen were appointed n Committee
on Naturtilmationi—W U. Leslie, Samuel Palmer.
Wm. Boyd, A. Washington. Joseph Knox, We A Ir
win, Geo. E. Appleton.
Hatc.winca Plerrica.—The Ile, Alexander King, of
Ireland, will preach, by Ihrine pertntsaton,
next Sabbath morning, in the Ist Presto tertian Church.
Allegheny, (Dr. Synir.;) in the riflemen, in the lid
Presbytenan Church, Psitaburgh; end in the evening,
in the let Presbyterian Church, (Dr. Herron's 1 He
will present the cause Of Irish Mission.. octal
Pinion gerrnso.—A public meeting of the rotten.
interested io the traction of a Market House in the
eastern section of our city, will be held in the Stills
Ward School Hon., on this (Saturday) rcentng, Octo
ber 29th, at 7 o'clock. NI•NT
67' Exam, a kicks. Assessor of the 6 h Ward, may
be found at Alderman Major's office. on We corner of
‘Vylie and Washington West, during the present
week. twig{
BUENA VISTA! BUENA VISTAII
CAI-, G. W. Cum!, who knight with lien. Taylor
at Buena Vista, and Hon. A. W. Loomis, Meow. will
address the friends of Taylor and Fillmore. MAWR
DAY EVF.i.iINO Nk.a.T, a/ M'lluden's Warehouse
The Glee Clubs aid invited to attend.
RALLY' FREEMEN, RALLN!
C. 0. LOOM IS.
HENRY WOODS,
T. J. I.IIOIIAM,
C. 11. SCULLY,
Committee.
JAY.. Kgracroaster —We would call attention to
this excellent rentedA for Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Asthma, and all. affections of the Throat and Lungs.
Having second limos within a few years past had twee
-111011 to use a medicine of this kind, we have,by exports
eitCo tested its excellent qualities, and are prepared to
recommend it to others. Ministers or other pubuc
speakers aaltered with bronchial affections will find
grant benefit from i. use. It is prepared by a scienti
fic physictt, and all'classes will find it a safe and effi
cac ru
ious medicine in the dim:mites for which it is re
comoutuded.—jColumbus (Ohne; Cross and launtal.
For sale at the Pekin Tea Store, No.:0 Fourth street.
my2S
W. 11. Wright, M. D., Dentl•l,
Ortnch Slid restidooce oil Fourth .1
rect. ottoo.tto th e
hitom-wl, thud, Other tw, trout o'clock to IV A
NI.. mot troth 11 o'clock S o NI. oopl4-l7
_ _
Dr 0. 0. Sitearna, DesaUst,
FFICE at Miss Houck'., on Fourth street, n few
O
doors above Wood Intel. until the completion of
the house nearly opposite. Teeth In blocks, with sru.
Bend gums, after the manner now universally prefer
red at the east, manufactured to soil each rainwater
ease. Teeth, from a full set down to • mate one, In
serted on a suction plate, the. avoitheg &elm the
natural teeth. Sped:tie. of blocks of suction plate
may he examined at the office.
- -
All operations incident to the pmfesaion performed
with care and faithfulness. ausltk.lo
Irrnlt sad Ornamental Tnuts for ......
80,000 VERY SSP - 0110V
inoculaled Pates Tealea 0
the
pro
age and aixte'4l
tramplanting, a Wye, portion
of which area the chalet et
eat ly and late free•eutue Weds,
wine of which have received the first premium. for
the last three 1 ears at the Penuaylvarua and New
Jersey Horticultural Societies. nice SW per but,
deed sell parked in mots and delivered in Philadel
phia . .
10,090 Apple Trees of the most esteemed varieties,
from 5 to 9 feet lugh.
Also, Apricot. Cherry, Pear, Pl= sad Neellrirte
Trees. Catalogues may ho obtained by .2pl p.l
the proprietor. ISAAC PULNI•
Ilighistooru, N. J. Oet. 23, 1848 w 54.9
AI,THE aubwribe *fret; for rem for the tone of
A.L. one or more years, • large convenient:well fin
ished two story Dwelling Home, containing El rooms
and Kitchen. There is a lot of ground containing 11
acres of fine young fruit trees of every kind, stable,
On, connected with the house. To any person eriatt
tog s delightful residence wtthln a few mimes ride of
the city, this will be a razz chance. For terms, which
will be low to a good tenant, inquire of Mr. Jno.
Wright, near the premises, of John Watt, corner of
Hand sod Liberty streets, or of
oct.W-tf THEO. F. WRIGHT.
Cesare or Mauro san Foctru awn, Prrsaao.n.
THE subscriber has returned from the Eat, and is
new opening a large and carefully selected stock
of Good. in his line. Grateful for past liberal patron
age, he hope• to merit a continuance thereof, by dili
gence to business, and keeping the best assortment.
and at the moot reasonable prites. Friends, custom
ers, and the public generally—particularly sojourner.
visiting the city from a distance, are triviud to call and
examine my large stock of goods.
ocolO W. W. WILSON
T !NEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS-BEoth &
L
Johnsoa 10 Market street, would invite the aneri
lion of dealen and when to their choice stock of Linen
Cambria Eldkik, all linen, Irons Mats up lo
$9 ioelo
ding every vane of tape bordered, hemmed, sutthed,
clear lawn, with deep corded borders, Metier, embroi
dered and colored bordered, oeo2o
TTID GLOVES—Just received, • fellassortment of
ladies, gentlemens, and mums Kid Gloves, of Ss.
iou's superior make. SMITH & JOHNSON,
40 market at
jf ARDWSRE PAPER-50 nnts of the beet quality
on conintrameno for sale by
oer29 J SCHOONT&AXER & Go
QTRAW PAPER-70 rens very large and heavy, a
aj very cheap paper for maroon hardware, for We
by octZ J SCHOONUAKER & Co
ORSE FOR PALE—Perfectly gentle; ivied to the
city and will wand without hitching . inquire of
oerdB SCHOOKMAKER & Co
SALAD OIL-8 butkett saistion, bort; for sale by
°cod SCHOONMAKER & Co
COFFE76-30 bags Umen Re, Coffee, jest lending
and (or sale by oar& JOHN S DILWORTH
• DIITTER—RO kegs, 17 bbbs, In good glnppirgg orderl
1) for sale by ' 0.29 AEGILL & ROE
m°LASSES -45 bbls N Alolasses.
ostbsi III'OILL tr. ROE
IOFFF.FI-300 bag. Rlo Coffee, for We by
ocea3 Al'OlfLL & ROE
C.! DCA R AND RICE—IS Mule N 0 Sugar, 5 tierces
Rice, for rule low. .128 M`GILL & ROB
T A RIED APYLLI‘ AND PEACHIZ-160 bushels
J.J Dried Peaches, go do do Apples, just received by
.S) , GILL A ROE
FLANNEL -3 bales Red, reed on coont and
for sale by C N OT, ARBUTH
.127 id nsig ood st
1 RI.Z .n IIONE-150 yoga just reed .d
i p r )r n a i t by
11
ALIILANACE4—EngIish and Garr Il i t o r gala
PAP oc E i l ,r 2 , Aa
—Foolsemp and Letter, fo• sakli t c rlnvar
CIAR ,w it t7 hIAGNI-.41A-1 Clo< j 11 ,1 fig Rci t g by
GLAUBFft Sal..
Ly : ,.. 13 7 1 ease Jasit .N 0 1 std for sale
EY J. "
C Hlast reed end
I ton for
tt y kIORGAN
Va!? EATED SOAP-7 , 16 lbbc.iz.4
ts, t ebrwa7 aT u ; b r o i N
D.
SUG A Ft—.lo had. prime. in store and for sale
. at the lowest market price, for eflott at approved
bilis, by W k hi liIITCHELTRKE,
°calf —Li
LBO berry at
Eleshiosa -
IHOSE election districts dm are not ' , applied with
the Election Limeades dram, C. 13 ba husoshod
rewith by application at the Commissioner'. office.
ectli-ddiertoor7l3 JAMES GORMLY, Clerk.
Ar ODE ALPACAS—Orw case high lustre medium
01, mode colored Alpacas, tun opened by
neck{ SHACKLETT & WkIITE, 90 wood st
VELVITT CORDS—Two bales new style dark
broad Cords, mat opened and for sale by
nettal SIIACKLE'TT & WHITE
VESTINGS—An amoruneut of beautiful dark styles
Bilk, tlatm, Cashmere, Valentla and Cation Veal
legs, just receiving by lIHACKLIM it WHITE
aci2O
N "W OLLEN DRAWERS AND SHIRTS—
daa each, Lambs' Waal Drawers ma Shirts,
••• • ,
y heavy, nod oral - runt-AI not to ahnok, of the cele
brated Calthea' maholictory Now Tort: thst reed by
ochlro SHACKLEIT th WHITE
PLAID CLOAKINGS— , bale. 3-4 and 6 — ;11 4. wool
and mixed, bright dart .3 les and handsome co-
lots, just received by hiIIACICI.KIT & WHITE
oet2s
/ 1015F1811-1 casks pnme Codfish, for sub, by
k./ ea MO WICY t Pd'CANDLFSS
f'ILOVETI SEED—I 7 bbls Joel reed and for We by
oec33 WICK & SCCANDLESS
L, Allt u,. 17 keg. , feemed by low
WICK It. DI.CANDLMS
G!BIM) HERRING—Is bbls put reed and for sale
by oct26 WICK & M'CANDLESS
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BUCI . f IV HES: T b
y FLOInd—,SO sic. hulled, just reed
9 F VON BONNHORST & Co
RYE FLOUR-25 sacks for sala by
octal.; 8 F VON lIONISHORSTk Co
S rA wrni " J
F t• V r O 7 I3OIMIOMT a Co
VISH--10 Obis fresh utsected, Just received
14 and tor male by
t.Zt $ ) VON CIONNIIORAT & Co
bay Cream. for sale by
oc oX YON BONNHORBT 3 Co
I NINA RUBBER Nits =-t dos Botta Rubber
/ recerveb by Express and formal, at the Balla Ruh.
bet Dep... No 5 Woo.; street.
J&li PHILLIPS
kENTLE.II3iNS' CHA)VES—I dor India Rubber
J Wove, far aupeoor w Haekstro, juar receivrd
sod fur ale at the Ind. Rubber Drpor
oe r 2.5 .11a II PHILLIN
E V e l e7 ‘ e
(e'tunbßrotSlLMOVslKt M orph.
t h he ' r ' s i' ty le " o;
:000. 01 latest styles for Events( Dresses. octal/
N'
vm l i :A at Pi ,:-., ol l ;ll ,, F . LAN . lll t t cw :l.9— .t. supply just
-
TAR BAN being unexpectedly detarnedinile
coy. Insy be consulted during Ma week at the
Exchange Hotel, from h to a o'clock, P AI., by those
tekrt artsh to make appbcauon ul hm "Body Brace."
oenatrit•
gm . 1 76
do
Jost recerting and for mle by
ocr4 HEWN N & CULBERTSON
LEA ear lee: for We by
41 Q 1200 ptga Galena Le F a r d a
pEAII.L ASII— 7 cuts reed dna day and for sale
by ocrel TASSEV & BEST
Q ODA ASH-15 auks reed and for sale by
L otfll TASSET & BEST
IA • INDOW GLASS—QUO his, monad sizes, in store
V and for sale by «424 TASSEY & BEST
IA T ANTED—A Gwl to do housework. Our who un-
I demands het bonne., and can come well re
commended. can hear of a pleasant struatton, at good
wages. b) otqulflog at thw office.
MAR -30 bble N C Tar. In puma order, ma fending
and for ule by ()BLACKBURN ,fs. Co,
oral 'fluor el
fIHEE+3I.:--71 lyre now landing and for gala by
ll Deal ISAIAH DICKEY & c ? .100 . 0 tt
vur ANTED—A Cooper who can malty York Bart
Y V rel.. to go down the near—.toady wort and
good tgzse. Apply to
1 SCHOONMAKER & Co
lAKDONATE AMMONIA—I clank forsale very
K..) low by octal I SCHOONMAKF:R & Co
Clitlkail&—lienutne Farina, "Jot Anton," for galelJ by cnene.l J SCHOONMAKER &Co
lIiLORIDE LlME—Mulyratt &Dog's bunt quality,
ll .r nate by octal SCUOONyAK}:R kCo
DRIEST° VERMILLION—Expr.nIy for wapma-
L keys, for sale by J SCHOON/DAKER &Co
fIANARY SEED-6 bble for sale by
ll sacra J SCHOONALAKER kCo
rallEESF:Ltki Loa extra Cream Cheese, for lode by
V °earIFRIEND, RILEY k.
Co
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CIOTTON YARN, dr.-411,000 lbs Cotton Yarn, as
\ owned numbers; 15U bales Hatung; 100 do Candle
Wick. fur tale at lowest market once.,
peen FRIEND, RILEY k Co
f 1 ORN BROOMS-1W doz for sale Io by
‘,../ oet.ND FRIEND, RIIEr& Co
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QCOTCII SNUFF—I tierce Darrow., Philadelphia,
0 juat received arid for tale
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ocuM JOHN D AIORGAN, Druggist
HA VINO SOAP-20 bre, 6 dm m a box, rec'd and
0 for sale by ocoG JOHN D MORGAN
13LACIZINT-100 doe Aluaoti's Ctialleme; just reed
and for sale by oct23 JOHN D NIORtiAN
PTS. TURPENTINE-5 blds recd cod for sale by
I 3 mai JOHND MORGAN
(1 UM SHELLAC-2 crime Guru Sheilm orange,
I_,T received and (or mlo by
- - -
oencl JOHN D tdOIkOAN
SARSAPARILLA ROOT - I bale reed and for gals
by ocal JOHN I) HO MAN
IfNT S LINIAIF-NT-16 gross Just rec'd and for
sale by ocID J KIDD & Co
DEUCE'S COUGH CANDY-A fresh supplt psi re,
aJ
calved and for sale by oc J KO/ &Co
AMILYF byO
All.STAfI c tI grossjust
.L_F. Co
D ED NY AXE:Hs-3U Ibm just seed and hir sale by
odzi J K p2l) Ac co_
FA.Y.'ovr.
Chronicle copy.
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C OL
by LIOA PILL XEB-4as
bks R
E SELLERS r roo'd arid
112 ic octal
'MAKE HANNA—I cue Jou reed and for We by
E SELLERS
VV B
010
by E GLUN—I bbl Na I extra, Just 1.601 and for
s oct2l SELLERS
KACKEILS-25 sacks Dried Peaches, landing and
1 for Gale by J C
°cell ...ter Pt
U r
sale d b s y N 0, iily i entned j ojl u civallaa.
SEED-3 .de Ly
13100 It i -17, hhdr rule Shoulder ; saie by .u'z'
octi; P"'"
11,TI-ditB s biICOL4
LINSEED OIL l 0 bLI.,
p;rClndcrella, IS moath•
old SELLERS & NICOLS
.
1 . 3 AISINB-100 bra, bn ball bas r ich Mama Bunch
.1.11. Rambla, just rechl and for sal* by
oetl7 MILLER k. RICHETSON
G -
ARRh'TTIII NHILA SCOTCH SNUFF—ZOO lbs
pun toed and for sole by
obtl7 ICLDD k Co
AUCTION 'BALE&
. B 7 Jahn D. Dmiti, Au e tlasietr.
Loudon amid Paris
To be sold on Satantiy Mating, October 281111.r.1 dJ
o'clock, at the Coniundreisa Bales Rooms, comer of
Wood and Plllll streets, by eatalogne. Among theta
will be focind--Boydell i illuatrationn of Shaves.;
Dottee's illustrations of Shakspeate, pis; Leo Ds
Treatise on Painting, pis; Painting and the Floe 44.,
by Hamlin and Hayden: Kant's adetaphyliical Wirlm
Bishop Berkeley's Complete Works; .trutt's Sports
and Pennines, pH; Les Confession. de J J Rousseau;
(Envies de Robelais; ()recta par Id Pauqueville, its
pls. Italie par hl. la Chenille,. Arland, 110 phi: Cooler%
Theory of the Koren Merry'. History of the Conquest
by the Nootranai.kleininirs of Court Graintoonn_Ci'ir's
deeTZeclesitilkctlV*lfoAry":ftillie Venerab le
Hiatory of the Glrongsta, and wally other London
works.
ALSO—Rasper's Pictorial Bible; do do History of
England; Spark's Life of Itiulitogton,• do do of Frank
lin; Bancroll's Hlstory of the United States, 3 volt;
At:Maxis Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antionities;
Lyell'e Pruiciplea of Ge010g7,2 vols; LI allures &trope;
mkwetie }Amory of France, 4 rola; Kolumusciii•
toryof Germany; ThieroMPs History of Greece, a
vole, hieCullocb`• geographical, aminical and hlwon
c, Dioi o . ar y, volst Graham's history of the U 'Med
State% I vole; Gibbonat decline and fall of the Roman
Empire; Goodman's American Natural History, nom
plates, 4 rots; Hattlitr. Works Antobiographi“ of
Gotha, Alfieri and Benvennto together with
many other valuable works. -
Catalogues ready for delivery.
a: JOHN D DAVIS, Auer.
Peremptory ode of .Dry Goods.
On Monday morning, Oct 30, at IQ o'clock, at Ma
Commercial Bale• Room, !ORM of Wood and Milli
Street; will be sold, for cub currency, an commove I.
mronont of fresh and ibeaeonebla dry geode, &e.
At2delock.
Groceries, 4Nemssmors, Fiereture,
A quantity of groceries, china, glue and queens.
ware, confecuonary, hardware, cutlery, ailittng and
vmpping paper, shove* Franklin and cooking staves.
A general assortment of household furniture, consist
ing of mahogany Masson; bureaus, hair seat mesa,
settees, chain, tables, bedstead cribs, book cases,arork
stands, Looking glasses, newel clocks, lamps, tc.
.
At aa o'clock,
One pair splendid carriage horses, large rise and
handsome color, 5 and 6 years old.
At 06 p'clock,
Ready made clothing, boots and shoes, shaving ca
se., German fumy goods musical instruments, gold
and silver watches, umbrellas trunks, whips, zaddlasi
blank hooka, peel pens, letter and tap wrausg paper,
&J. oct27
Family Barauole at duatian.
Will be .old to front of the Commercial Salm Rooms,
corner of Wood and Fifth streets, on Saturday MIND
w~2IIh Inst, at 11 o'clock, 1 rood Family Barouche,
falling top and iron m complete order.
oft_ J D DAVIS, Aueo
Assignee's Salo of 56 tustir Lou, and
other Preiperty in the .EtorottgAe •
Will be sold on the premises, on !Intraday, October
.11%, as 11 o'clock, A. M. by order of Alex. Millar,
El,2ll". ignee
ng " ttbrb'y
of vothicrt to prosoumerfilialg ood strer t.,
the rtitabomh and tn"n
triglsville Railroad will run; also, several houses and
lots in that thriving borough; about 40 acres of land
fronting on the Monongahela river, opposite McKees
port, on which are erected 12 dwelling houses and oth
er btuldings, two rail roads, and other fixtures for car
rying on the coal busaseslN also, between 40 and 00
to of excellent . 2 4 (with the privilege of a larger
nut adjoining.)
The above property is wor th y the attention of cap
rialists and ethers, it is increasing value very
rapidly. .124 JOHN D DAVIS, Auer.
HOWES & CO'S
GELEAT VISITED STATES omovs,
UT ILL perform a PITTSBURGH on WEDNETS.
Y DAY, TH URSDA Y,FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
lin, 2d, 3d and 4h da_ys of Novstasaa, in front of the
American Hotel, on Penn street,
The above Circus embrace. the iIfICZI troupe ever
organised, consisting of the most distinguished and s
leeted questrians and mins, both male end female.
In addiuon to this highly celebrated company, is •
troupe of
SEVEN REAL BEDOUIN ARABS,
whose performances have been the 'midi's and delight
of all those who have witnessed their unapproachable
acts. The public may be assured that these men are
no "counterfeit presentiments," bin the real uncivilised
sons of the dean.
. .
The great team oflss driven by two native Arabs.
The great
TEN EgyPtian n Chariot drawn.by
REAL YRIAN CAMELS,
rwo of Isiah are white the Sacred Albino Camele—
the first and only ones ever Imported.
A splendid representation of Queen Mates Fairy
Chariot, drawn by a stud of
TEN DIMINUTIVE SHETLAND PONIES,
driven tn nand by MA/OR EVENS, the Dartuts, in
conveyance of
TEN JUVENILE EQUESTRIANS.
Admßomeo 23 coots. Children wider nine years, half
price. . Allentown performance at le, and eq in the
evening.
N. B.—Mr. Howes would hereby give nonce that be
will sell on Monday, November 6th, in front of the
American Hotel, a number of horses, harness and wa
gons, all in gad condition for business. A good chance
for a bargain. 0ct.23
Anthony , . National lifinfrovlng
OF TH it UNITED STATES lid CHAMBER.
—The subscriber would respecthaly inform the
cinemas of Piusburgh that he has for M., at the La
urie Baum, comer of Grant and Fourth streets,
(where he wtll remain but two days longer,) the cele
brated en graving of the United States Senate Chamber,
published by E. Anthony, tog Broadway, New York;
the life like likeneeses of the different States and Mill
mry men of the nation, neatly set In enamelled tau
frames, at the very line pnce of II each; among w ch
may be frond the superior likeness of Henry tday,
hi. 71st year, the likenesses of Daniel Webster, Mil
lard Fillmore, George Washingto J. Q. Adams, S.
Van Boren, J. C. Calhoun, J. Buc hanan,
anan, R. C. Win ,
tbrop, Generals Taylor, Cass, Scott, Butler, ,ke. eke.—
Also, Trumball's migrating of the Deelaration of Inde
pendence. Langier'e magnificent hall length engra
ving of George Walhingtort, with several others. The
subscriber can fantlah every article in the Dwene°.
typo line to Operatots at filr. Atabony't wholesale pri
ces. WAL H BUSTMI,
se= Lamartine (louse, cos Grant and tab sts
IL4
ARBHALI" WALLACE is CO., Round Charsh,
LTA
comer
Liberty and Wood sucethrmannfactere
and °ferret, sale Platform, Floor and
St ove s, Scales,
of the 19.• improvesigaality• Cooking Stoves, for wood
and coal; Egg States of ' venom titer, Parlor end
common Grans, Hollow Wan, he. Ic. They also
naanafactare.the Kitehentlange, whlch has given such
genera/ satisfaction le these having 11 in use, to all of
which they would respectfully . belle the attention of
the manna and the pribhe generally. veep-0V
REAT MUSICAL NOVELTY—The subscribe,
has mat meowed from Ehrope, and for sole, an
enure!) , new invention of Piano Forte, called th e CAB
INET PIANO FOIXIE, which possessing more power
and mummies than the Naar* Piano, °couples bat one
fourth as mach roorti, aid ts a much more showy and
handsome piece:of ferniture. It is particularly desira
ble where the saving of spare is an object, being ex
ceedingly neat and etimpact, and occupying 01, more
table. room than a small Ode The mime her has in
hand a testamental of as supenority from the celebra
ted peanut, Mombelles, m his own hand writing,which
may be inspected. H KLEBbM,
0c027 At JW WoodarelPs
L — ---- • -
ARGE SUPPLY. OF NEW GOODS-- W.
of ,4)li=oer
cl ening las SECOND SUPPLY
s, ad orr • varioty a shades 01
Drab French Merinos;
Sevlei, cherry, and otter high colored Merinoes;
Magazine b ye do; brown do
Also, PAEMETTAS of same colors; Alpaceas, At,
erne many other desirable goods that are very scarce,
all of vrhtet artll be sold very cheap, at north coat tor
n.. of 4th and Martel sty, oet27
PlfiAClik 711741EM1 FOR filAlelifir
g/tribe Purview Nurseries, Moorestown, Bur-
Istvan coanty ,N. J. Armco 40 varieties of the
best moculated Penh, of the largest and finest
varieties, iiperung Gogh the lat of July unfit the lot
October ' besides other troll treat of the following
hods: Apples, Pears, Plums, A fiesta, Nectarines,
Cherries, and a large guaranty of nuil Trees of
the lanai variety. Persons wishing to order trees for
Fall planung, by senduig their order accompanied
with the each, or satisfactory reference, will be punc
tually •uenfied to. Penns ordering uses who are
unacquainted with the vatienes, can depend on the best
for market or family. Trees will be carefully picked
in Mal, and moss. for which SO cents per bundle will
be charged. Orders sent direct by mail or otherwise
to the Nursery, will be punctually attended to. De
senpure catalogues, with prices attached, furolklied
gnus to poll-paid applicants.
M o vnt, N J (fc?-1 1. 4 1 P =ArIZIT'W
PITTY 311:14481REVE. RR'
ORDERS o?
Po
Trees, Shade Trees.,= ,
a Grape Vines, Privet far Hedges, Green
} hue. innu,44 , .. sant through the Pittsburgh P. 0,
or
left at kb. Robert Deli:ell* Liberty street, or at the
N unary, 34 tunes eut °flee city, on the road leading
from the Funrth Street Road, at Oakland, to th e Hon
Welter Forward's, Neill he promptly neared to.
occhl-claiksr3t•S JOHN lIIRELLXICE, Jr.
ELASTIC CLOTHIPIIC,--44dos Own Elastic
X9r OVCreoll.lli Bgo Jackets; 6 do pun Pantsi tido
do Leggings, of 4 different binds 10 do storm Haim; 2
do C2p22, with end wallitort sleeves; lust received by
&apron andlor sale wholesalundersto od teat
mind retail, 01 the East
ern prices We wish It to he hat parch.
en are buying from Ina hands, that boy at the Indio
Rubber Depot, No 3 Wood meet.
2022 I k II PHILLIPS
INDIA RUBBER BREAST PIPES—A few India
Rubber Breast Pipes, • splendid article, just whop
rated here, end bee been mach enquired encl. If
the aruele takes, we will keep • lane etimLLailiand
at Nod Wood et. J tl4 PIdIi.LIPS
A i ( ETALIC RUBBER ONMlil SEICIkM—Just reed, 4
Am [Sacs, as toOlpl4ll, of Metalle Gum Elastic Over
Shoal, whin we Oder to the trade at very low prices,
what by the dozen or case. We caa furnish any
amount that may be wanted at short notice.
00125 J Jt H I.LIPS
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fol NPALIC GUM ELASTIC 1111n048-..1 dos pairs
AIL Oeniletulms' tee ld and for sale at the
Inch. Reimer Depot, Nit Wood street
ocles J & H PHILLIPS
TAYLOR AC ODIOUNE,
(Successors to January tc Tay lot.)
COMMISSION tr. FORWARDING 1111±.11.0110..,NT5,
dealers in Hemp, Manufactured Tilbncen, w allow
than, White Lead, Nails, Spikes and Plitebutib and
Cumin:tad manufactured filoods generel/Y, Ne..
le Columbia acrem, Cjacixteau, Ohne. occel.l3l.
OCTOBEIIiSt, 184 O—We are acre
±in meelpt of septa' bales Let rate IRS IVootero
Now York and blagssahnseUt Prune HOPS, and are
&Pears receiving maniac istipplles. We are prepared
to sad at lowest men Office, Pitt sure; nilegteng
wren 00123 Eigo. W SMITH at Ce.
WONDERFUL Awful/ Town:rasp's 5LR
..0,11111.• —4,b bottles or dila great fin and
arbiter medicine, lust reverted and for sale by R. K
SELLERS, Sole Agent for Pittsburgh, of whom the
genuine article can bs bad. ovall
BLAc!' AND FANCY SILKS—W Murphy kas
on hand an assortment of super Watered and Us
mask fignied black and blue black' Dress Mika, satin
striped and plaid do; also, a yea, variety of changea
ble, damask figured, and griped do—they will bo sold
lore. could
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ramose, Hsu or Prrnatinart,
October V., le4d.
A N election for thine. Directed. to serve for the
ease ng ye., twill be held af the Denting lion.
o elond4,Tiovember 211th, ISIS, between the hoary
o(9 A. M. and 3 P. M.
oct24-dtd THOMAS M. HOWF,S . Lanbje t .
hig g e t u t me it Illsacnoresass' Naas, r
°moat O . P, j
A N election for thineeto Ditectors of this Hank, foe
A
the ensuing ye. will be held at Ma pant in g Hoe. on Monday, the l'igth day of November MIL
it DPZOIY, Crtsluer.
144, ofhira—A-40—ir,T
Ocoee: 10, um.
N .lee LIDS for dart...! DDirector,of skis Bank r n ,
A ,
year,•rull be held at the Health*
aoo„,„, on mooday, the twenuetb day of November
nest, earl-old JOHN SNYD ' Cashier.
r MT—A - large BRASH KEY wu lost on ffloaday
.1 oips—supposod lobo any BrFatien's warehuse.
The Wier Will confer a peat favor by homing it at
this office.
°el=
SUNDILLE—it bbl. ittewrws.t; -
I blip Flat;
Tow yan4
1 Feathers;
4 PP I44 i
Now twain and for We by
xtlM reaLui DICKZY, [masa.
STEAMBOATS.
OINCIMIATI £ PITTIIIII3B6II/
ihilj i~ I.
DAILY PAC-K ET- LINE: -
LUIS well known line of splendid passenger g tem .
, is war composed of the larval, mode b e .
bobbed and fonnahed, arid intim powerMA beam on N.
waters of the West. Every accommodation and coos
fon that can promos, has been provided the
wagers The Line has been in operation for five yam
--has carried a million of people without the least Its.
ry to their persons. Tba boats will be at the foot m
Wood meet the day previous to starting, Mr there
don of height and the entry of passengers the •
ter. Ina lf eases the passage money mat be 111
advance.
SUNDAY PACKET.
71e islac NEWTON, cum U. MAW. '
kayo finabargh every Sandi'' , =wan at 10 o'clock;
‘7:4','"2,7!!!'18000ay °twang at 10 r.
KONDAT PACKET.
The MONONGAHELA, 4:lls,pt Bros; mill leave Pitts
burgh every Alourlay mewing at 10 o'clock; Wheeling
every hlorulay eremite at 10 r. Y.
TUESDAY PACKET.
The EIBERNIA No. Ar.Cant..l. Auscromit, .1111
leave Pittsburgh every Tuesday morning at 10 o eloe
Wheeling every Taco's*. evetung at
WEDNESDAY PACIILET.
• - •
The NEW ENGLAND N. 2, Capt. 8. Dant, Intl
leave Putabergh every Wednesday moping at 10
°aback; 17.e.e.has every Wednesday paeans at 10 T.
THUBSDAT PACKET
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The BRILLIANT, Capt. Glue; will leave PlM
bunt& every Thursday morniug at la o'clock; VVheellag
every Thursday everumg at lay. u.
FRIDAY PACKET.
The CLIPPER No. 2, Capt. Caoova, will kart Flaw
barge every Friday morning at 10 otl.k; Wherdhig
every Friday evening at 10 in to
SATIIII.DAT PACKET.
The kIEksENGEII, Capt. S. Ramo, will leave MIA
burgh every Baum:lay morning at 10 o'clock Wlsoeßag
every &tondo). trwp4p, at lo P. WL
NEW LISBON AND MIS:BORON DAILY LINE
OP CANAL AND STEAM PACK6II3,
IB•B. atm
ists awilowo
Leaves Pinstitugh daily, ask o'clock, A. d sr.
rives at Glasgow, ( inotuh Odle Sandy and &m, Ca:
nal,) at 3 o'clock, and New.Llsbon at 11, sauna night.
Leave. New Whoa et 6 o'clock, P. M., Making due
tne' canal to the river during theufght,) nod Gin.
.01 o'clock , A. AL, and arms* Cl Pittsburgh at 3 P.
DL—thus making a continuous line (or earrfi ar
senders and freight betwern New Lisbon and •Lus.
burgh, In shorter time and at less ones than by =7
other route.
The proprietors of this Lute have tfia plasm% of In
forming the public that they have fined up nto firs ohm
Canal Boats, for the accommodation of museum's mad
freight, to run in connection win the veil known
steamers CALEB COPE and BEAVER, and connect
ing with the Pittsburgh and Comb.
atud Glasgow,
a lir v darly Ham of steamers down the Ohio
and hilisaisaippi riven. The proprietors T./edge them-
selves to sporac* or trouble to lame cam
di
fort, safety and vetch, and ash of the public a Aare
of they patronage.
AUTHORIZED ADENTS.
O AL HARTtN,
S. fr. W. HARBAUGH, Pithibur r h *
B. HANNA. A Co.
:twilit( J. HARI:SAO:IH CO. No. Lab.
NOTICE—Tho steamer 13EAVM0. E. Hach, mat.
ter, will leave after this MAC., for Weßnrille rumen.
104, et Y o'clock in the morale!. jell
18411. 01111
PITTSBURGH & 9ROWNSVILLS
Daily Packet lilac
FEBRUARY 1848 FEBRUARY Ist, 184
LEAVE DAILY ATB A.. M., AND 4 P. M.
maiThe. following new boat cosephsai
the lino for the present season: AT
LANTIC, Capt. James Par
BALTIC, Capt. A. Jacobs; and =
hPLANE, Capt. Bennett The boars are entirely
new, and are fined op without regard to expense. Ev
ery comfort that enemy' can procure has been provided.
The Boats will leave the Monongahela Wharf Boas at
the foot of Ross sr. Passengers will be plowing on
hotted, as the boats will certainly leave at the
Jana
Iteunn y. l3 A. M. and 4 P. MJana
PITTSBURG - al. MOIL:WIG PAdirer;
The swift steamer'
makreCONSUL,
Dorsey P rinng i ,i . s aw caster, will leave
ger', for , on Mondry,.
Wednesday end Peden at 10 °Woe y.
Leave Wheeling every Tneadtty, = - anti• Sr
usday Co n sul'clock, a ni, precisely.
The will land at ail the intennestiate pone.
Every neetstoodadoe that ean be procnmd for the eons
fort and safety of puseagers haapeanprovlded The
boat as also provided ntutts selflror safety guard To
mitt or al: For [matt romp) ad
fabd corner of Ist sad Smithfield eta
FOR BT. LOVIR.
The aplendid fast running steamer
CAMBRIA.
latigy S. Kendrick, master, will leave for
Ito above and intermediate pore on
Sunday, the nth lest., at 10 o'clock, A' M.
Pat freight or passage apply on board or to
oct2B FOBJ3I/TH & Co
usMkua
n a il The splendid light draught stemos
GRIS &VA,
Wilkins, mason Witt leave tor du
above iten rra.rt ports this dai ..;
at 10 o'clock, A. AL •
For freight or ty.
va Hoard. _ oet26'
FOR
The new and Wu mailing meaner
NORM HIV
all i=ediai pem"Zday,
==le!
=;M=I
Tho - bslloll ..
sp an... la conning steam.
er
Murata, master, swill leave Oar lb.
above and intermodiata porta on Thum
day, 20th Inst., at 10 o'clock, M. freight or passage, WI board. oct2s
REGULAR CINCINNATI nom?.
The fine steamer
HIGHLANDF:R.,
rialligarkintson, master, will leave for thy,'
hove and intermediate ports this day I
Per freight or passage, ap •ly on board. Oa ial i
FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
e alli ch3
The fine new h
PITT Ira draught steamer 1
' FORT ,
CoC t. Minn, will leave for the above?,
. . ~el intermediate pens this day aari l .
10 o'clock, A. M.
, 'F''" , ! . .!lS!'t s"r pug apply on board. mall ~
FOR CINCENNATC
The splendid weave r
2
FRIENDSHIP ,
'Davis, tower, will leave for thal
above and intanaidiwe p.n. this day.,
at le o'clock AM. Oct MI
FOB. CINCINNATI ANDS?. LOMB.
Thp elegant Wenner
RINGOOLA
mi alLaert . eit:=l leavlterll y ge Iran;
Poe Wahl or gunge, apply on =teeL d
REGULAR PACKET FOR CINCINNATI.
The now ead fastTILL Mame,
WELL.IP_
E.
latalluts, ouster, will leave for aeon:,
ali izdersoadlate_poru oo Wednes;,!
days atul Saturdays of each week. For height sr paci!,
sage apply on board or to
:. 2
FOR CICINCINNATI.__
The vlendid lighC .Old t dna& sean4
Boyd, mane:, sill kayo for above .,
l
oetd
and unemedutta
,pelts on nde day c.,-
to o'clock. For freight or pulsate apply on hood 4
- - - -
mat
- ,
SPLENDID STOCK OP PALL GPOODIC
Wholesale awl Retail.
A. A. MASON at co., Prrrasurcoo, PA., •
II AVE received more than one thousand Cues ar3
41. Package. of Foreign and.Domestio Goods, mak,
tug nu oldie most extensive assortments in the coupe
j
try embracing the latest, lichen and mom fasbionabl;;
styles of Imported and - Ainerieen Goa* Ponheteed
entire packages front Mir lemOtteramannfacurrersu
large Auction sales, by gime of** fine residing La Nevi
' Verb, who is coristaror aerial* ague nutmeg alit
mon desirable maids IA the Eastern markets, whial
will be °feted so low as et any establialiment thi•
United Stem; and lower than could possibly t he eri
ed by eny House in the Weal. We eninnerans
low
_tn. article.—
DRks - 5.8 SILIS-11 eases rich changeable, stripe%
plaid and brocade Oro di Arlie, Gm do Settle, Ore
tleias, Grade Algiers, Glacier, black Gee de MOO
Tatiana, fine Satin, Florence °fall colt" he- Ic .A
so, Silk Velvet oral! colors, • very large auk. A n
36 OASES DRESS GOODS, 71.7: cues emse rim;
satin striped Cuhmere; do do depicted dodo; dogma;
figured b.Mghsh do Leine; do Chnerme Plaids, strips;
Orientals, kr.- Also, 60 emu d=cu;_llll eases
striped mai:plain Isom...it 6.4 Plaid and Si,
6-4 cas h meres and Grandilla Phods.
...AVOWS —A full assortment of blur::
mod...mar Moroon, Nestling , ' hied, Pro P ie and
et 00.TOrs, of beat stuumfacturra
EMI SHAWLS —Comprising the mutt emenaive e.
Bement ever tamed in MU .117, elahreethir.!"..l
seuare.Caslunere and Tutu Shaw ls, tm ot c,
Brouswink, Fbalatd. dearly UM, lentarthre, and or:;
fir Shawls.
EALBROIDERIES, LACE GIXIDSOLOVES ke.j
Loco Paps, collar*, ends, standing em4=hentlera,
4 1 x6 Run cambric and lawn EldUe, sand
to Belt iitga4;7"llllltr, frees
do.
11
assortment or the most faslritulle Mylea ,
LINEN AND HOUSE IMMO GOODS—Cue
Irish Linen, best manafaciure, Mien Sheeting. of
pp r i .inea Table Damask road Diaper S a d
ktin Ruckaback Rft
eta ar llsm /lbrd's . iy i t;iln7c d r. N natuams..-over ps:
vI died and Brown bluslins—n t <
titan 1.11.1 p. of all the Mown nukes,
gygmqs—hlore than till cutout entirely mew
and winter Ribbons., very choice
French Cloths, Cassia:teem andOoesklaa in gr?
variety; Vesungs, Scarti, cravats and Hake.
cry
Goods of every . I .. , iPILOLON Ingather
Thero ' ll e o " l 4 l.t in od i4 roi .
C a o 7111 4. s • g oo d, .
received, with the pnce. anneutt
ko bales of red and white Flansela all wool, for ts
7 cases bloc and orange Prints,, g
-10 do Calicoes, 33 yards for • 101 l
14 do fast ordered Prints,
17 do Fleacbed Mutiny, •
41,
1 do !duos de Leine, 12
7 do real Scotch °lngham, L 7
Alm, 60 bole. 4.4 Brunt kletalua .
All of winch, in Collatothdi, or hfi th o ., stow 1. 1 2 '
hotted, will b. oast at less prices thou es°be
ed by stuy other es i ablistonent in Mb city The 0,
PRICE SYSTEE.I, which hour. Amoco and faun
to all, will be strictly °beamed. Any snide Peter
ed .2 this establishment found to be above the gent
market price, a con rent reduction lull mom will/
ly be made sport the Circumstances being nude knc
to the Poritiators, it bang Melt desire that au go
shell ho chid fa r en d heenrabie torus All pen
eoetfully krtted to &maims our sumo
visual iceling the root obliodopo,n.
mod _
parmereum eetetotOrti vdtaling Ti 371
Gina. businne between the tthet e ^tlretee t
o
Um swig of Harman, Wallace& Co., emu mei day
wheel by mutual coriscut Ttai Wallis. catli be
timed, and that of iha lam Ina loaded, by their c
canon, Wallace, Lyon A Cu
JOfIN HAN NEN
moiar itAATNFig
WIC Id WALLAdEi
Oetober la, lide. B. J. WALLACE. t
In retiring from We Flint Gina martnfentarq
would thee/fully recommend oar siteemmors,
Wallace, Lyon & Ca., to our &mad& uld the pp
JOHN HANNE,I
HENRY HANNJ,
JajsN"NEN -- k„ Co, hav 7 Wg7 v Tatited
te Glass inannherare, 10? tM potpose of dew?
their tc, their White and ReWleai k Lithl
Mitufastaln, beg• leave to siVcit: 4e =au: .4
the favors of tkeir old friend/ and theobb e ,
have o o band,ltd be y nue
ring at their new eau, •mg ago of above 2i i'
cies, on the moot favotable tertes, and mop be
to r =eat u the old mad, No Ire Wood st.
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