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THE PIM B URG H GAZE!' E
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1819.
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ANTIIIASONIC AND WHIG TICKET
swat.<
ROBT C WALKER, of El:2l.l.<th Borough
JOHN MILLER, of Sbargsburgh.
CA I ,EB LF:F., of Pittsburgh •
WM. HISPV, of Lower St Clair
saturr,
CARTER CURTIS, of r:lisbu rgh
tiEU S Ha P 9, or Upper Mt. Cie,
112.4 SUERS,
PAIN NIORRNON, of AlleOeny
commutotompl.
JAS. MITCHEL!. of Peebi
e,
COROSEI
NV li M AI{TIIC Rd. of P tatAtrgh
emmeatm
A SLIMIT DIPFCRU.NCE cdr orroos.—The Me,
miry, one of the Democrat S Locofvco organs of
this county, tap, of the Mig nominations, that
they gives , satisfaction to the mass of the Whig
panty,' and that the ticket is a strong one. The
Po,t, on the Lvatrary, denounces the ticket as
"one of the meanest," and says that the Whip arc
dissatisfied with the result. How are we to ac
count'for this great difference of criminal We
tear our neighbor of the Pest could nut, by anc
possibility, find any thing to commend in any
thing Whig. lie would have to change his nature
Mat.
The ticket iv, as the Mercury sem a `..strong
one," and it will call out a large vote. It were in
deed •-hoping against hope" for the opposite par
ty to expect to make any headway against it.—
They have not even the encouragement Which
aLends and nerves a "forlorn hope"—a4 accident
troy turn up in their favor. Our Larofnio oppo
nents have not even this poor consolation. • They
nominate their men with the certainty of defeat
hanging over their heads. We commend them
for their spunk, h weever. Were the .Whig party
in tile minority in the °Aunty, an tt wan once, wt'
would fight on, although future success was appa
rently hopeless. • •
Latta:cm—We copy to day a letter on Irish a
fflict", from the correspondent of the N. Y. Courier
and Enquirer. The picture he presentsu . f the dif
ference between Ireland end Scotland is quite
atnking, but the writer views as to what is, and
What is not the cause if this great difference,
though very positively, and even dogmatically ex
pressed, are not quite satisfactory to our mind.—
But whatever the coast, it is to be hoped that the
disease has reached its crisis, and, that its severity
may induce all parties in Ireland to lay aside all
memory of past errors and grievances,„ and unite
to elevate and save what is yet len of her misera
'We population. flat to effect this, all must co-ope
rate. The people as well as the government, the
Catholic re,well as the Protestant clergy, and eve
ry where the'first duty should be to incidcate in
tire respect, both to the spith and letter of the law,
for without that, all advancement is hopeless.
The Posh in its haste to cdhfv our ticket, calla
Mr. Lee an "aristocrat. - The term was probably
never worse abused. Mr. Len served an ap
prenticeship to the busiceta of tailoring, billowed
it as a Journeyman, set up for himself, and sWt
pursues the hu—seis for a livelihood. 'ln what
sense he can ho termed an aristocrat we are at
a lona to conceive, except a be that he is under
stood to have known Low to lake care of Lu
affairs, and has accumulated scone property. Thai
is probably the rescue why he is unpalatable to
the taste of the Jaoobiu vi the Post, nod. why he ir
branded wall 1111 opprobrious epithet. Mr. Lee
has been a useful slid exemplary Mosso, has Just
notion. at Lis own rights, and those Ur others, and
we have no [mitt will prove a sate and valuable
member of the Legislature.
[At, voles should have haen":!:
Itntnewoon'.. MAG•LINS.--lkinrxe luta son
the May number of this very able periodi
Judging from the table of contents which fs al
have bad time to capon, the number •is on
unusual interest
Tun New °tax,. fivearLow 'New
Orleans Bulletin, of the 25th alt, ouliCol a variety
of exaggerated statements afloat in the Northern
Western paper•, apparen'tly from correspondents In
that city, relative to the overflow, concluding as
follows
"The calamity is deplorable enough, without
making it worse than it really is; and we 1:13111.1011
our Northern and Western friends to receive all
111 ,
reports with a full grin of allowance. The dis
tress in consequenceo this inundation is very
grew; thousand. of our industrious and worthy
citizens have been drive from their hymen, and
the pecuniary loss is On ense, but no fears of a
general inundation of the entire city are entertain.
ed. Comparenvoly a small portion, except in the
extreme rear of the city, is submerged, and most
of this part comprises the rear of the First and
Second Municipalities. It has been, it is tru. , tir
the last few days gradually encroaching upon more
central portions of the city. but it. further progress
nest and shall be. arrested. The business part ofthe
city has not been reached, our stores. and ware
houses are perfectly dry, and there haS been no
enopenalon of business in consequence of the
flood."
Sr. Louts, June 2, 1549.
laterestmg from the Plains—Cholera among ch 4
Enstgrents.
Mr Gilmore has Just returned from the pini„
He lell St. Joseph's some time since in comm.-
ay with n company of California emigrant•, and
traveled 40 miles, but the cholera becoming so
bnd he lamed back. He says that not lees than
200 of the emigrants whom be left at SL Joseph's,
have died.
He met, on his return, over 1,000 wagon,
route for California..
Nrw YOLF., inn° 4-6 P. M
rpread rftla Cholera—Three Days ;VG* te
The cholera has cow settled down to this city in
an unmistakeable manner, and la making Is marks
among all dattaes of the community. The propor
tion of deaths to the number of cases are also un
commonly large.
The Board of Health report that daring the
twenty four hours, ending at noon to day, there
had been 23 cases and 11 deaths—making in
all, Oar the three days, 67 new eases and 20
deaths. A large number of the ease. are in pri
vate practice, and in the moat healthy port of the
city.
The Courier, of this morning, says:
"We presume we eita.l not be called darwisis
we state as otiiconviction, that the disease is now
among us as an epidemic, and that every orecan
tion should be need to ensure cleanliness through+
out the city."
Intparternr from Nanyireendiand—Laand ettreortnet
ed by kr—Diorms among the Irthetniteente.
Barron, laud 2-8-P. M.
Newfooddland dates to the 22d of litley,re c el e .
td here, ante that the whole island is surrounded
by ice, rendering it unapproachable for vessels.—
The steamer, with the Bishop on board, could not
reach it. The passengers were obliged to disem
bark, and walk fifty mlles on the ice, before they
could reach the land. A large number of the in
habitants bate petitioned to government, soliciting
the necessary room.; to emigrate on neoOtint of
poverty now existing on the island.
IMPORTANT PROM THE SOUTH.
Ravagee of the Chola-pa at Fort Gidroot—Depreeta
none of the 1 adiane on the Rto Grande—Col .
Kinney Kille:1--/ndlart Attar( ory Cantateo—
The Cholera among the:Caltfornta Einigrantekr
Nsw Cmtraxs, Jane 3,1819.
We have dates here to day from Port Gibson to
the 25th alt., which elate that the cholera is rag•
ing in that region to a great extent.
On the Walnut breach, Mr. Socha has lost 15
o f his negroes, and Mr. 13nisroe m many on an
adjoining plantation, himself elm twin; among the
victims. In this ease, the &realm proved fatal In
3 orb hours, it being the opinion of the physician
that vitality was destroyed the moment ha was
attached. Other. in the same neighborhood have
latest ise loot a number of their slaves.
12Wa have lengthy accounts from Corpus Christ i ,
of the depredations of the Indians between the
Nuemes and the Ito Grande. they entered the
town of San Pad Legato on the 15th, stole e number
of horses, and earned off huge quantitiesof stock.
In thin MIA, Col Kinney and another man .were
•
A number of Mariam Indiem monied the
river, entered . tbe IMO of Cemergo, killed sever
al:none, and carried off a number Misuses and
Orptaln Adams, of the Milted States N.vy, had
erForted Oalveatom, and len for the Bahia' pan.
'FM. choi.rachad broken out at Victoria, sad eas•
re 4 ihetuhent of the .Nevi - Yorlt Frungta
rta Aeleatdalititt." Four 0/11100 had alio oe.
z u reettinton toasty, on the Bran?", el
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Pl3Oll WAEIMIWTON.
(7 , -(ren.llaktite at the Pittsburgh Gazette
Wasemsarros, Jane 4, 1 1.519.
I 11, pr once, make the * political give place
to the airicultmai, for to that interest belongs
the notice which is due to a noble pair of animals
which I have Just been looking at, arid to which,
as d,atinguudied strangers, I ton &spoiled to pay
every suitable attention. Lel me Plate, then, with
out further introduction, that there has teen shown
about OW streets to day, a pair of healthful Arabian
^elves, at they are called, though their knight
rather exceeds that of our full grown rattle. They
were brought from Syria by Lieut. Lynch. of the
nary , the commanding officer in the late ex pedi
bon to the Dead Sea. They were presented by
Inns to the State of Virginia, and by the Legislature
of that State to Col. Same. Castleman, a renowned
stock fancier and improver in Clark County, of
that State. They are, without exception, the fibest
specimens of lone I ever beheld. The male in
eighteen months old, and in about four feet nine
inches high, very sleek and round, and as gentle
as • pet lamb The head is small, and a model 01
beauty. The eye is prominent, but of a mild and
pleasant expression; and the head ts adorned
with a pair of hale black knobs, which pals for
horns. The female is mxteen months old, and WI I
compare well for size and finish with o three year
old better of the common twee!. When fully
grown, they attain the height of it yea lent, and are
m fliteCl to seventeen feet in length. Not being
much of a Connessieur In such matters, I feel that
I cannot do justice to the fine points of these ani
mals. It atop be, that by crossing with our in
digenous breeds, they are destined to effect the
si,nie improvement in our berm d cattle that the
omen of Arabia have in aniroali of that race is
every country in which they hove be introduced.
There has been a verylong meting of the
Cabinet again to day, the results of i!rßich, so far
as they are publicly known, will hay; been com
mutate ted to you by telegraph. I rhere were
neutral consular appointrusats, and sonic for
offices to the intertor of the country. The place
of the non accounting navy agent was also tilled
by the appointment of Mr. Lothrop of Alexandria.
The appointment is a good one, and will be popu
lar. The people here were apprehensive that a
stranger would be imparted to take the place. It
is strictly a local one.
Mr. Clay*s son will he appointed charge to the
court of Sardinia. It will be universally approved.
The diplomatic appointments are mostly settled,
but there is sap a little room for competition. Not
having loomed the result..of the proceedings is
Cabinet, it is rather I< o perilous to speak of the
msdiest for any particular - place still continuing,
but awn said that up to this morning,ex.Senieor
Talltnadge, of Jacksonian, harrisonian, and Ty
lerian memory, was contending with Gen. Thomp
son at South Carolina, for the amnion to Mexico.
Tallmadge's chance stands at zero.
Mr. Fillmore is here, and is doubtless consulted
with in the present unpropitious state of our south
western (molten. It a said that when the news
of the shocking outrages of the Indians in smith
western Texas first reached the President, he
broke forth with the exclamation, "first of all this
work must be stopped." And no doubt the most
efficient measures within the compass of our
means have been always taken to punish these
daring savages, and to guard against their ravages
in future. The Cabinet sess.ou to day coMinued
from ten till three in the afternoon—fivkhours
Rumor suggests that this unusually lorti.Sitting
teas occupied in devising measures for aiming
a permanent defence against the feroomus tribes
that we are now brought into close contact with,
and for the execution of that article of the treaty
which obliges us to defend Mexico front Ow ir
nsitatilte, one which so far has been strangely and
utterly rejected.
You might suppose from the fact, that the 1:u101
for IWO or three days Las contained no 81.tt91011
upon the aecond aiisistant Poet Matter General
Fitz Henry Warren', Esq., that he was not in th
cdy. That would be art error. Mr. Warren to n
the post of duty, and be is changing post master
as fast as a due regard to political justice and the
public interests require and permit He is not
man to start at shadows
The British and Am•ric•n Nurlgnite
~VseutyotoN. June 4th. 1549
is a lets letter I described the Loll pn..tosing to
•es in the time honored apt= of the
. _
The steamer which left England, May 19th,
brings us intelligence that very important modifi•
cations bad been, or were about 'to be proposed
in the House of Lords, to the bill, for the repeal
of the British navigation laws. The journals, ad
vertse to the repeal, think that these, or equivalent
amendments, will he adopted. The effert of then\
would be to draw the teeth and claws of the bill
Their operation would be to maintain the present
monopoly of British shipping in the commerce
between Britain and het co/ouies, and to main
tain nearly all the present restrictions upon for
eign ships, except that they will be permitted to
bring to England the produce of any quarter of
the globe, after it shall have been deposited and
nationalized in a part of the:country. to which any
such ships shall belong. Thus American ship.
may carry to Liverpool cargoes of teas and sugar
which shall have boon first Laken to New Vo
or Philadelphia; a French 611111 may tako
cotton, and tobacco from New Orleans or B
to the warehouses of Havre, whence they may be
transferred, In the ship. of any nation, to those of
London.
This is something of "d concession, but nothing
to the sweeping and radical changes proposed by
the bill as it pasaed the House of Commons The
efect of that bill, as a law, would have been, at
no remote day, to place American and all other
foreign ships on an equal footing with British ver
els in the commerce between Britain and all her
dependencies, and between her and all the rest of
the world.
The coasting trade of the British islands amounts
to next to nothing. Probably a thousand m two
,mall vessels are employed in the coal trade, and
few yore of steamers kaep up communica
tion betiveen England and Ireland, and between
Scotland and the South of England. At home,
Englund has northing to offer us for our really imA
manse coast trade, stretching along the papal.
shores of the Atlantic, from Maine to Cape F!.
da, twenty three degrees, and ten degrees in,
along he Gulf of Mexico; (Torn Puget's Sound, in
the Patefic, to San Diego, along the modern "gold
coast,i seventeen degrees, and including in its
range Of freights and profitable voyage., the 18,-
000 util * en from Maine to Columbia over, round
Cape librn. There is no other nation in the world
whom 4ossting trade approaches ours in its val.
ue and enttent.
If, the i fore, England offered as nothing in ex
change Jr the boon of on equal participation in
this mit(laty traffic but her own coasting trade
proper, t. , e shoald have no difficulty in at once re
jecting 4ie offer. But it Is not easy yet to ascer
tain eleirly what she proposes to grant, and what
to requtj.e. It we consider Great Britain and her
numerots and past pow , eraions as One compact
and cogholidated empire ; if we admit that Salve-
dor, Canada, Nova Scotia, the Went India inland,'
Gout Hope, Monrovia, he mighty -peninsula o
Htudostan, Australia, and the innumerable island.
that owu the British dominion, form part of on.
and the same maritime jurisdiction and nation
atity, then we moat neknowlrdge not only tha
the coastal' trade of Great Britain is far greats
than our own, but that, leaving out our own, it i
(*Eller than that or all the other nations of IL
world combined.
If I undenttand the provisions of the bill w Etch
has passed the House of Clmsnons, a propose. to
throw open the whole of this inter-colonial and
misting trade, always exceptmg that along th.
hoses of her borne tslands,y fast as the calorie
hemselves shall express a wish for it. A. it re
eves the coasting trade of the tinged liingdom
would seem that 4 does not expect any oth..
nation to aurrender to Britieh ships its ow
.sating trade proper, to become entitled to the ad
niages which this bill bolds out, but only the
notions, having foreign poiMeaaions, should conies
upon British ships, trading with them, the itame
privileges that are minfistved, by this act, upon
lereign ships in British pealwationa Therefore, I
du not perceive what Gret Britain expects the
United States to yield before she can take full ad
vantage of this bill, if it mbitild pats We have
no foreign possessions, as aht bay, and our domes•
t i
tic coasting trade is closed gains' bar by the lee
' ervationi she makes of her wn. It is true, there
to
has been 'wed already Gao l, per, the New York
Evartingtost, mill to argue that California was a
foreign p .
session, and thht the trade hetweln
that pen if the Facia/a =last and our Atlantic
shore wad . not a coasting tide, but it is canon
that OUT gOvernment will alit so construe it. Does
she than ilk of us any thi4 more than that we
.tall penult her .6:p to bring the produce of any
and all nanona of the earth, from any and all part.
or the earth, to our port., and to carry all sorts of
merchandize and produce from oar ports to any
and all the other ports of the world! She mtge.
eel. to allow American atop. the same license with
respect to the commerce between the United
Kingdom and all the rest of toe world. And if I
understand her propositions, she will, without any
further concession upon our part, grant us the
right to participate equally with her vessels in the
coasting tradeof all her 16111.1..1. colonies. I
shall consider, in a concluding letter upon this
subject, whether we ought to accept the oiler.
ner of me N Y Cour., end r
AFFAIRS OF IRELAND.
DI,LAN, Feb., 1',4
~,,, • •
Tun D1M1117,, lIETWFVI IMAM" AND ,CruTLAND
And now that I am aliens Li re-recross the Chat,
net, let me give you in few words my impressions
an
in unprejudiced observer eon:en:ling the cause
and the nature of Ireland's misfortune.. I travel
led through hteotiand and found its climate rude,
nll of its soil poor, and three (nineties ad ideality
arch, its nuneral resume, instgmtiorint, and its
manufacturing and Commercial facilities naturally
of the leant inviting description; yet no where on
earth did I ever see a people more
more Contented, more attached to their native
land, and more happy in all the relations of life.—
I have also travelled through Ireland, have seen
a land blessed lip Nature with a genial climate
and with the richest sml,alinost every where on
&Haul with marl and hoieslone, with inexhausti
ble supplies of the most valuable fish swarming
past its shores, with great mineral wealth, and
with a river the noblest in the United Kingdom,
oilering unlimited power to manufacturing Indus
ity, let I have f -nod nntural advantages uniu -
proved, and its uninral resources undeveloped; Its
people, than WhOill 11011 C ere naturaby more quick
to learn, and limn allow none ore by tempera.
meat inure joyous hearted, I have found wont de
li orubly Ignorant and most utterly wretched
[you poor Scotland plenty benignantly smiles,
upon rich Ireland poverty broods like a night
mare.
TO WHAT THIS inTrEELEsiir is sot °WISH
it la not owing to the fact that Scotland a Pro
testant, and Ireland Roman Catholic; since both
Lombardy and Belgium, which as far as regards
the satisfaction of phySical want., are the most tas
cored countries in Europe. have the same religion
as Ireland without many of its redeeming feature,.
It is not owing, at least not principally owing to a
difference in national lineage, bectise full one half
of the. Scotch originally sprung from the same
Celtic stock as the Irish. It is not owing to the
Met that the one people is alienated from its rulers
by strangeness of language and that the other is
not; for done third of the, Irish speak nothing but
Erne, one half 01 the Scratch speak nothing but
i;relic_ It is not owing to the tart that the small
farm system prevails in Ireland, and does not in
Scotland. This circumstance may have do indus
ence, but ills not a prevailing cause, since in ma
ny parts of Belgium the holdings are equally small
as in Ireland, the soil inferior, and the climate no
Tore favorable, and yet the Belgium occupier en
joys n large portion oi the emioris of life. It is
not owing to the fact that Ireland is ground down
by n rack rent system' and Scotland no , for, since
middleman have Mien dwindling away, rack rents
almost entirely disappeared. At the present time
the mean average of rents in Ireland is no great.
er than in Scotland and one fourth less than in
Belgium. It is not owing to the fact that Ireland
• over-populated m proportion to its natural means
of subsistence, breame one, fourth of the land
wloch admits of cultivation in lying pertectly waste
and the remetning three fourths by an enlightened
aysiem of agriculture, such as is practised in Eng
,and, might be made to proloi c thirty t. Ines He
present sustenance. By a proper developement
of its agricultural resources, Ireland rail I,e Insile
to support in crank rt, twenty millions of people,
instead of pinch:ng eight tuilinins, as now, with
starvation. If any Hung more is wanting to show
that supeirahundance of ppulaiiiio is not a pnmmry
cause of (rush in,serv. it Mile be round in the fb, t
tent Ireland wen imi•,a'iy a most v. retched country
one entnry ago, when its ,nliabitants were two
thirds fewer than now.
It la owing secondarily, nn doubt, to divers eaur•
es nl a social and es-on:amen' nature, Inn p.s
!yi ro nothing more or less than English •“1-1 - .-
and narfeo , n,,. Scotland ma. aubingated
by England's kings in nisn'y, Ironiirob'e warfare
and was stratghtway tncorpornied into, and made
veritable part en the Ilritiste realm Ireland was
vulnugated by Koala ride `Pruteotor, - with the con.-
ol so•• 11 atrocities, tot the Iri•h mother
In thin soy atilis her Ire rver•tie child by the threat
cuing into 11 um "curaelof Cromwell," and a has
ever slave remained in a•ditie of .1 iiwitiOri
The people peruh , , Through the “I'anditic Fort,. -
La lee received tutu the inn.,d the lielar. the oth
er to In' laid ruder It ea feet. Th.- tradition., the
hereditary uvage.i, the yet idol, laws, the properly
right., and the chercitted tell,n of Inc oar peo
ple, were respected, and serupirlonsle preserved,
the traditions, the usages, the law• the property
titles, and the relign in of the other wo erubhed
tato et tinction, or when that was Impassible, r were
in Afire citft xiist 7 i, Arno dfifid
one, by pan, -e. wai (.0000,trd tut, dero:ed
IS; while the al-C11.11.,“1 of the other by opprr
was aggravated into I. ifendeckt hate. The
treatment which Coolant he celourit s letbeted
upon Ireland jus",ries in the letter tbnl remarka
ble ex preen on el Judge tam"., .nit rrosnat.i."•,
except as he l orrowed bit Might track Ire
land ihrutigh it,., statute look, on soll ' .l MIKA. a
" wounded in, it/roar/I oerow.l-4 hitood " And
since the no-moral, epoeh of I`oo. when Ireland
was morine.'ily elevated from the rondition of a
subdued prone, .• tt constituent part of the
I Kingdom JI haa experienced but a con
vent prentnoint.no cif woe. The Union, note.
all Mowry IS false, wan oloained only by the most
flagrant brtberv, and Its work. have been worthy
of An origin. leiglidathro has proved worse
than lirito.h violenee II ban made weakness, itn
pot...nee, poverty, pauptitsin, insubordination, re
bellion, de.pondency aisa despair.
Ireland has never Aen ant.wed but a feeble
voice In the .Nabonal Legislature. The net of Union
gave bar but 100 members, and the Reform Bill al
lowed,,but the paltry pittance of five more. Al
though containing halt of the pamelatina of Eng
land, she lias only note fortieths of England's rep
resentatives. A large portion of her constituencies
are stern picket boroughs, jobbed away nt the
pleasure of a few landlords. Almost all important
plsces in the donwsim administration of bee agars
have bees filled with Englishmen and Scotchmen.
I ler pubhe works have been grossly mismanaged,
or;wretchedly neglected. Her man ofsaturing opera
-11001., which elm once prosecuted with some Mlle
energy, have been dogged by a most unjust sys
tem a.m.* and extort ditties. Many of the old
usages which once regulated with some little tau
ness the relation of landlord and tenant, have been
atmlished. The religions and national animosity,
which boa always raged between the native end
the foreign population, and which no leas an acute
observer than De Toegueville pronounced the
great scalene of all Irish ill., so far from having been
mitigated i.y an assimilating policy, and by impar
tial legislation tine been still more inflamed bylaws
denigned expreasly to depress the our section and
to elevate the other.
But England's injustice to Ireland has not been
altogether of a posture character. On the contra
ry. its chief cram/nen consist. in nets of °totem..
Briushiegislabon Ites done nothing in Ireland, while
it has done every thing in England, to promote in
dustry, and to generate and foster n spirt of enter
prise; it has done nothing to reclaim the live million
lion acres that have over laid as useless when they
were first created. It has not, at least, until lately
done any thing to rescue this mass or tno:people
from their dreadful ignore. - - '
played means that inevitably entailed defeat the
end. And lastly, though not least in its sad et.
feeta, through a fnsudious disinclinatton to interfere
mth the rights of property, though that property
was originally acquired by the most iniquitous
confimatton, and was transferred by the crown to
the ancestors of the present proprietors without on
equivalent, and in the exercanc of the vilest favor
mem, it has done nothing to establish the rights of
the Inch tenantry; and particularly it Las left those
rights unsecured by failing to guaranty to the ten
ant the value of the pracumi Inspraysms.et s ,
under such a system as prevails in Ulster, self In
est would assuredly compel him to make.
TIIS =GLIM SOLUTION OF IRimII DIFFICuLTms.
Let an Englishman talk or write about Ireland,
lie probably carts with the proposmon that the ilb
of this poor unfortunate country arc attributable
not to political ho. social cause. and have their
root in the natural elements of the Irish character,
and in motile( it, he forthwith prca-ceds to reel ott
with admirable expertness a well spun string of
imputations upon Irish ignorance and Irish bigotry,
and Irish turbulence, arid Irish recklessness, and
Irish improvidence. and Irish aversion to steady
labor, and Irish want or self respect and sell reli
ance, and Irish lark of ambition to rise in society,
and Irish want of regard for the land, and Irish
londoesa of political extension, and eo on to the
end of the bobbin. But this hue been the sx_peili•
eat of oppressors Got. time immemorial. Then.
Oppression first degra ea, and then the degradation
is made to 'scrod upon dsoll, and to shield the ori
ginal wrong. Misery le the most prolific source of
vire, and for my port I rather wonder that Irish
men have retained so many virtues, than that
they have r inti acted many vices. The Irish of
both sexes are comparatively -innocent of that
worst of Vices, lieerillOtteelfla, they treated seared
things with reverence, an! are seldom guilty of
prohinitl' their Glad piety is proverbial. The Inch
man's heart is full of unselfish impulse and warm
sensibilitte. Even los failings lean LO virtue's
aide. He is improvident, but will share his last
loaf with his needy neighbor. He is mallets, yet,
regardless of perennial consenuenre--he is trod to
the CUM he espouses. Ile is bigoted, but Ma big
otry in rooted in the bead more than in the hearti it
inn blind adherence to what be believes to be the
truth, and unlike the bigotry of moat other men
it seldom &IMMO s the hating and hateful amp,' of
inmierance.
Fie is Ignorant, but yet be prises knowledge,—
Fla is facticioup, but it is because he is full of pa
triotic ardour, and b..bcvea submission to be treacb•
ery to the lead of hie fathers. lln has hale 'wean/
!e the foul last a a torottso Instate/ lade regard
Jo, his. Ile is othiiss,l to Gnats, but lita mow,
are acts of revenge and not plots for plunder, if he
is vindictive, he I, not sordid; if he shoots hisland
lord, it is oat to role bon of ha parse, but because
be has been stung to madness be relentless, re
morseless oppressinn. A Wed landlord Is widen,
harmed; and. it is an indiaputable GM that co
where in ill C'hnstendom can strangers travel
greater askty than over the high-ways and by-mays
of Ireland. It is not true that Irishmen shun la.
bar; an tLo contrary, fairly remunerated employ
meat is coveted on a prize. They will go any.
whew and suffer almost any hardships to obtain
it. Englishmen have the evidence of it before
their own eyes. At least three hundred thousand
Irishmen every summer leave their miserable
homes, and cross the channel to reap the harvest
of England. Americana need not in be told of
true williokness to work, Mr it is Paddy who
dots the drudgery of the Republic. Nature has
lavished upon,t he Irishman qualities tine enough
for ilea world's ornament and solid enough for
this world's Wear all that is wanted is that those
qualities should be essuideti hot beaten anto a come
ly and serviceable shape.
have taken rather • mournful v,ear of Ire•
and's past and present condition; yet the eacla
nation of Moor's Demon finds no echo tu my
Ind.
- Where svdl rho , end, ye M"'•rs 0 1 1,, d 0d
She ve , -ep.ed ask. 1.,r e. et,
Elm Diu) hear. from LW that Hived.
The Demon answers nevyr
Ireland will be-redeemed, bat it will not be by
Mat wretched traillng system of agitation that has
been carried on for so many years. It will not be
through the instrumentahty of men—like More
lately ',muted with the sentence ofthe law—who
have the talents of declamatory demagogues, and
not the powers of emotive statesmen; who have
nu system but rebellimi, and no end but demolition.
who seek support by an appeal to physical events
and possions, rather than to political foresight, and
to reasonable expeclationamen who may have pa
triotic sensibilities in abundance,but who are with
out bends to conceive broad regenerative plans
and without even the moral power flint springs
from cool convictions. Ireland's hopes are not
bound up in the success Mauch as these. liar re
demption is to come from die same band that en
thralled her. &melt interest, if not Justice, is be
guining to rouse itself to the necessity of energetic
action in behalf of Ireland. A glorious earnest of
Its intentions ha. already been given in a supers
latively wise system of national education; and un
less present indicailyns are waning deceitful, not
even another session of parliament will be suffer
ed to copier without the adoption of bold and r -
neat measures, such as hos never herore been
thought of, far less ventured upon. Lord John's
ministerial satchel may indeed be a Pandora boa,
but I really believe that hope for Ireland lies tit thy
bottom of it. :11GM A.
Bpnor DOsSE—Action of hi., Doxese.l Collect,
ton —Oa Thursday evening, at the newton 01 the
New Jersey Episcopal Convention, in seuion at
Burlington, the .following resolution was offered
by Wm. lialatend, EN, of Trenton:
If hrrrar, a Bishop ahould be blameless, and
should have a good report of those that are, with
out, least he fall into reproach ; and, whereas.
public rumor an well as newspaper publications
have made tenon, charges against our Bishop tm•
peaching his moral character, tending to im
pair his usefulness, and to bring the church
of whirl, he is Bishop into disrepute—therefore,
Rerafrvd, That a committee ee appointed Con
slating of three clergymen and three laymen, lab,
Or a otarorny of Ilient, shalt make such lieltOries as
shall satisfy them of the innocency of the accused,
or of the sufficiency of ground for presentment and
trral, and that they do make report to [hie Cunvea.
boa at as present reslloll, nr at ouch other time as
this Convention shall designate.
Mr. ° Hreatend disclaimed any unkind feelings to
wards the Btshop, or any purpose other i ban of en
abling him to place formally and officially before the
thucese, such explanation as he might be disposed
and able to give of the charger, which, in the shape
of roman, newspaper publications and placards in
our chief cities. were calculated iniuriouply to of.
tend his reputation.
An earnest debate follwed, Mr speaker offering
the resolution, on the ground that the charges were
all anonymous slanders, but if made over a respon
sible name, there would be no hesitation in up.
pointing e committer et investigation. Finally at
about ii o'clock the Bishop rose to put the question
on the passage of the resolution.
When, nher a Jew bnet. touching, steaddy eh.
treed sentences upon the extraordinary and trying
position in which he stood, the Bishop sod, "Ad
who are in favor of this resi - Mtion will say Aye's
—a silence deep as dealli I'll upon the assembly—
tor beating of each heart war audible—but not Is
word was spokrn. No solitary Ayr broke tho
awful silence' The mover of the resolution him
self was vowels'. After a doe pause the Bish
op again spoke- - All opposed to this
will say No " Then went up as if with one breath
sad (Font one heart, mob u negative s. to oe
could mistake the tin art Of. It. tone, ill tat Oar, I n le
sincerity, were significant even morn than NIS un
annuity.
AFT°. NTIVI F.N I'S BY THE PRESIDENT.
WARR IN." June 4.
II W. EVA., appra , rer. for Belttmore, Nave P
Pouclnev. rd
John Con/ma, surveyor, ‘Vilanngion,
, , v
Murphy, 'moved.
n rn•riiel. Northern Itt•[nrt
umia•ippl. Woolison L beigun, attorney l th
hhtne Ltoottet.
RFC,. VEIL% OF PVOLIC I.IOMIVF.
Gehl. M Cho,ton, Collialbuo. ?dos, J. W. Nor',.
Stiewoectown. ILL
lICUI , O - TRII OF Lk". OFFICE.
• J.
I.n.
t '.Jededentr H. Lathmp. of Virginia, hag been Ibp
pointed by the Pretident an Navy Agent tor Wash
tngann.
Improvement. In Dentl•lry.
DR C. Cr KULA R.NS. Ime lio.,ron. I- pt.1.. , ,1 to
unsilurneture andßun'a fa fl II 1,1,, and park*
upont ti“: 1 or A Lrno•iolit.r.. , Salflloll
fount/a . ..Z.16 IP II VIVI MI. le. •• bore 11, nem it
z posed lmfire lOW rrszdenr, next ant, 114 ILe
DI • utile, Fou rrel. I•ol•l..uNti
RL•FiI r.
ru. -J RI II limn j• 101
Pave:x - 1u I.raiA < < -Vrrpar,.l by JIV F.P.T.
ru
Wl!ham •ttart. N Y ail 10, sal, by A Jayn , 4.
Nu rourth •traet Th.• wJN be ioundl • ticlirtma.
roon.. arn
cle at t.rverart in mini.,,,, •isd particularly fur tuck
HAsn's Ham" —An ,onprov..,l Chocolate prin.'s
non, temg a ..ontl.inatiom ol t'ocoa nut. Innocent. Jo
entorwine and palatable, hlghly rernuonendcd parllc
u.krly for invalid.; YreoLted try %% Baker, Dorche.
ter, 11as. . and for sale toy A JATNFZ 4 , al Ilre Pck:n
Tea Store, So 70 looms •I, raehll
W. XI. Wright, tf. H., Dentist,
Orricx and restdener on Fourth s 1
• oppo.,te the Yiti,burqh Rook 0111,
‘ x l . 12
.1ir.41,4..1.7d
Fire •nd M•rlne inaurasce.—Tar Pirr.
BC/1011 NAVI4I•TION AND Flir Instlt•nra Cow,x•—
, 14artered 1,12—..-onttnues no/four, upon everyde.
Arrippun al property, an Oct /01,, •ntri
Orric, No 21 Markel .irret
SAMUEL GORSII.r, rreet.
Roan. FinNee, Sec Y. illy:, dam
JOB PRINTING.
BILL lIEADS, CARDS, CIRCULA RS.
Many6ti. Dab Lading, Contract', Lan , 1.;4.01.6
LI,. MLA., LA MI-ft.CII.IIC.,
&e dr
,
Pr.nted at the .hortrat notwe at low prteea, at the
dela I :A Ern, Ornce, Tat RD lITAX22.
Qom' A sientlercan ol 1'111401,5h, who hail fallen into
•n open cellar after the -Geri, Fire," aprutheebi• 11/1
de an aeaerly that he was unable to retrain from ery•
tog out with the pain A (need who had been using
11. A. Fatinecoek k. hubefacteut and been eared
of Rheumatis gave him what remained In the bottle,
and although hi. m limb was greatly Swollen, he wa•
completely restored to health in twelve hours and
(reed (eon, pa., This is hut one of • great number of
cases whirl, have conic tinder the observation of the
proprietors. Prepared and told by
A FA ro.
. .
corner lot and WDOdi alto, corner tit!, und W 004.1 ett
1,1
I=l
On the 7th 111%1, by Rev. Fulton, Alr Sean. W
of We'Lenart!, V. to SLae Celouxt V 1(1l-Len,
Allegheny 0;1.
W"f„7 CO
iIIIEESE-54.1 biz NN'rabcril Reterv.., for %ilk by
F VON ISONNIIOINT & CO
EATHERS-57.511., for sale by -
F VON BoNNOORST a co
DRV A I'EN.F-S-201, bosh for oltdr by
1. , F VON BONN lIORSTA CO
LASS-4100 by. 4110 . , 4(O do 10.112: 100 do 10014.
Ur NI do 7o0; or Ly
j , V F VON IiONNIIONST CO
Cl"1 - 11L o I
A 2 l.'(ll ' lii .r . as lSN l 7idt — sT - a, co
•
•
Iff AY IRA) dol for sole by .
Joel S r VON IiONNIJORST Ar. CO
less iced and for !sir tiy ,El.l.Eits.
57 Wood st only Agent for Pitia
JU, II) L. NI CURRY. Agent for Allegheny rity
NEW' ROUNDS-1U item, Drle.d 134, 1
ll Itound, vary nue, just reel anti retr eat° by
t un ,411.1.ERS A NIG. tr,i
Admini s ' Notice.
r
FETTER. of Ada...lnman having been granted
1.4 In the Linde r-JgbeJ. ;tie estate ol Craigh
Inn, dee'El . oi Allegheny city—All per.. are re
limed to !nat. , : iminedtute pa y ment , thooe
•lanns will inc, nt them, duly nothenrionte4, toner.
lement. JOHN MORE,
CH A WFORD,
Ohto Ip, All,gl.eny e.., Y.
ALLEGHENY GERIETERY.
T H , : . g . t .,: ,, , , ,‘ , .. c i11:;;1 r m , g of . ,
i t h ,.. C.. 1 ir , p k t , 07 . 1 , 0r , 5 ,.. 01 ,,, t h hii . Al.
tar fove.. ins Vs rsur . si, tie Ihs. JO., tidal . at A;
ock, F Al , Si isms,. lone the Ananias Statement
will Lc rend. and a Board of Manageni elected for use
ensuing year J. FINNE.I , Jr , Secretary.
The Inllowing persona compote the Huard of Corpo
rator. --Dr J It Speer, W. Hohmann, Jr., Thu. Al
llowe, .iO/111( . 1•1611),l, E %V. s.ephent, T J Big hag,
W 1 rotten, Dr II D Sellers, V Lureur Oliaa. AO,
ry. J II Shoennerger, tiers Hogg. H. I , lllidS, Jacob
grunter, Jonsi Bisaell, Henry ninrting, IVin Lippin
cott, R. S Casaett, %Vol. Fsehbaum, I' Si Lisery, si g ...
soar Denny, R. C Grier, U. %V Jackson Chas. Bre...
er. Wilson hi'Caudless. Geo tAsden, Nathl Holmes,
II Al'Coraock, .1
I)teta.
APCord, Robs Beer Time Irwin
Jesse Carothr re, A ( . Y16,11011, %Vas H. nice, C P i 11111ILDOC ILE'S
Swing. It AV Poindeater, C ri Bradford, and 1 FOl- '
ney. Jr 037.1131 PATENT DASHER CHURN
..
It ITER I • N 61' PIZ.. 1.11. IR SO! i 0 6111.11,2,1 reins
TO LET,
.761-I.V MIMI
AA TWO 51 1,1( V Bri s k D . r'lliog house, PDF eiteetion of the pubite to sn•thed to this ear,
pleassintly situated on Litirorb aima‘, Aa.yb.- 1 valeta., Churn, whirr Let the advent sge of all
iiy etty, Maur the Hand St 'Bridge coolest:og ~,,,,., ~, eronioning the Old end new Inver ours. ,o.
611 Ilkisits, with a had, and goal wash house. Foe. ~,,„
ocussup giyeu on Ibe brat &July, or •0011ef It M11113'14/ , T h , ~,,,,, or tits Invention ~.p p. r . ,
a. „ y a
~m,
Enquire ol 1... Wil. " .n4, i Pie Woe,. th. air . furred beneath Ilie dsh and
pa IS Engle !deride Work*, 1, , b0py.• latS , .l oo .4°lt doe. •way with ihe tienessrly of purchasing a tieW
ILELIICY VOR CRAMPS. Churn, al 0 can be applted to any , apt.n in ~.., „, ‘ „i
few one dollar can have o all the impre•rinents of the
W
711-: II AVE AlllO./11 I N AI. WARMERS made from g ., ...,..., ~,,, ~,r , a a ",,,, ng , he 8.,
..
Ty ,t,, .o.t approved Englortz pattern, furnished i i,, u ,„ g i ~),.
nd lecOniineddr. l by Thames I.Otnentenz E•Az nod • The public are invited to roll and dud re for them
'
, om h.r.og gh..unsil pbrocz•ns; nelpg 0 ow'. ' .. .'edt• selves before purchasing eleewhere, et Sl', eOrner Of
M afilidnjrn. k'r th " , V l '" °°° ° ‘.."°' O r " 01 . 0 ' Market and Fish streets,' or at GJ Diemou4 &ley, bet
trio the bowe l s, In ea,. of entraps to Cholera. As ~,,,,,, ~,,,,,,,,a,nd Macho' ~,,,,. ~,,,,..h .
eery pers on is sst.icet to sodden attache, no leanly
runt) AM.. ItiOERFN.
hoold bevettliont az lent One
SeihirE& ATKIN•3ON, p — x ---JO ~,,,, 50, b e ,,,.. 0 ll'opd and hlatkei
HEARLEY'S NEW Wro
WORK—The Ad.nbaek , or
L ' l49 the Wood, bY J. T. Headley, author of
• Wathlngron and bra Generals," eo,
The Wet and I.Vrtrinaa of Be W; t Clinton, by %
W. Campbell. author Et .. . Bonier Warfare ^ last reed
by lu7 JOUNSTON k STOCKTON
_ .
EW BOOKS—A Iltraory of Wonderful sermons,
II illustrated wall numerous eneraving• a wood.
l Sol Inuslin.
The locutt•tion, or ptetures of the Vlrtrr and her
Son by Charle. Beecher. Fort Wa
ouroduetory csoay, b) Mr. Harriet Beecher tt.tosor.
loot recd L. JURNSTON F.TOCKTON.
Lo:ner :Id Rod Markel on_
['l - IL—to obis Lotto e d — oit; cor to retA and for rat. Ivy
Y 1 U CANFIELD
DAt.itto-7 relks Sole. and eboulJera. to-day rer d
noel fortale by
'LC
ILAHD - 14 bi.t. No I. .Ido No t door teudoor iron.
.3.•aoter Cuollot.rlatl Not tor ...le
1 07 H A I All DICKEY e. CO. Frt. ttt
A RAISTROSC & RoZF:R
11/A"N - 6 r.hd• mfrormd. Immll.m from prior r'uto
tmrfarral : 2or mtm m 7 DICK}.Ik err
k:ATII
• tt• Mr. now Mnflrim from emir Cur.,
F
6r. fleftd Nu 1, ror
ISA I All DICK
I )ORli 711 , :1r. , 6 H o
Loon , 11, /01liy
ju: 1961611 DICKE t
'111.10 , —, gar I" pnme, landsog V 013.1 .Icatner
""
RA t'Auvt
COTO.. I' I, and Wo.l ara
MIEMISIMINIMiI
ju7 A FA E,ITOCK &
-I:+. ox
; •tII , F Ly
‘ 36
I ) RILL) PLACIII , S —7 pat l user unpared Procher,
I box pared do, )01 , 1 reed and for anle Ly
C II I,lt ANT
iu
VINE HAM' tdde goof qunlity fine Four, r , fine order. to ..z.r.re and for qate tbr
S , 11. 0 E . L i ! u l y 1A 0 . , M;t- c -n t a le o r s e Evens Sr. Swtl;'•
pOl up bq
.ule by ,u 7
ii 4 V,; ( !::1;a " ) ! e " n S lkett
ju: I. .1.1.1:Rtl A NICI,LS
1' ARD OIL-1010,k No 1, 14 do No .2. tior ord,
4 for lu7 NO
Ite.ft Bext, tor reln.lmg, pt. wee d and
J A., ralc by ju7 N11)1,4
.3111.. 3 1,11311. 333,303.
ACAIFE & ATKINSON,
Finn sr. 31,W EVlst Wt 333 • 311 tor, I'vrrlur.att
lONTINI to tont.rture all kind. o( 0,11 , 1• ER
TtN AND stiEET IRON WA ILL AJ.o, Itotek•
situllt Work
Stearn Bono built to ord.,.
Sperm ...ion
fine
. weam boat
linve On '
bands a hne onl Of Copperwork.
and Bra,
Kettles, Tin Warr, h e hefillSo(lln Steamboat looking Stoves.
Portable Forgo*, sr:lrina...i.e. a very 00100.001
ucte for steamboat.. Chlitornia emigrants, or rani ...kJ
eoroparnea
Wret would reverthilly Wain bout men and
other n lo call and . urtielea nod prlcc.
porch:m.l, ee
lu7
WESTERN 11811RVICE COMPAIII
OF PITTSBURGH
CAPITAL aluo,uuu.
J Jr Y I R MDA.ca. Jr., Pro't
Wai uuur. a.p.o. all kottlat or k
FIRE AND MA RINE.
EMEMMEIII=
A hrrn, ration —ra arra aerl I.y DITECIO7% WllO arc
well I.tutwa ttt the oat:11111m.y. and who are tletershrh
ed by ;tromp.," si•i liberality to nn the rhar
arter selatch they have attract:sett, as odertng rho !ter
protection to rho.. Who det.tre to be Initured
Lk. roar.. R \litter. Jr. Geo h, J. IV Burr,
Flotroca Jr tit LS 11.ounea C Ihrusen. then. W
t eh t r h , Nto NI Lyn, Jor lappisrott.
t.trett, 13111 r, Nl'Autey. Ate., Nsrutek. Thn. !term
Orrt.'t :9 Wnierkarrt, twnret.,r, of
S. Co stein.)Ptto.l.orgh gui ill)
TO LET,
rur:e, three ~err 1,1 ,
11 . 1 Serovil •Ircet vt, .1 a July
Enquire A IS A.1)1.1.:1"
FOR REST,
F't 11,Nv two .111 r) ilrlf
nt huo.hod andot complc.tfordor. on Center
A•rour, 7th Word Po on pveu Jul 1.1.
'trot low 1-.11.01, of 11M\ WA I'l'h
corner of Liberty and llond ;Is
1 IRV l'F-ACIIF-s hunh Dry Prue Las. a prw.
artsele Nbt a,d ren'..lam.l lyt sale hy
JUIIN "Arr A Co
-..1.1 - N..Tirinimed Shad; 10 do No I 11,
U In do No I Salmon BON, !h. Hswon Shin,
h.r \ ATI . A CO
rer'd and for sa:. at ILr N - V
I).rinl. dn.! lor
.1 II CAN VIELI)
S t •t: 1 '111!“.,—,1 mu, a prime
Ts iI:A4 -;...5t kng• f. twt•s Tobarno. ,est reeved
per r I,strae, arid for sale Ly
HLRIIHIISI.I.I, CO. \Vat., vt
k-101,1•1. 11 prime End, t . cod nisd
sor by FAS. N% 004 '
1 )0" LIM BARK -I I•bl ;14.t re, d and .ale
II
DA 1 t••co, 111.111101 ju.t re,
I *l,l 10. •.• ,136 I: .4:1.1.1.:R.
Crr
Slr'iud d.
l ,o rAfi. e , ,, t . tr ,o ,
t.ijrl i o‘: . l . 4 , e refined refinr natrerl. oln An
1,,:r tin l'ntrittr-1, in d o nr.
rrnfleri 1.0 )6.1 received rand Inr •nte try
=IIIMI
.
I;rl,ll—Nror and 3 hist.*err, sin 1 ~ , thrtner. N,
1 Mull, and Herring . ..06 , 11••• I.ul • ,, 01 , •1
,3y, tor !ale I.y ,r 11;
1 1/ ,311.1.1.1
I r, bite • Om. reed anJ for r.le by
jl NY Lace d Front re
•
T Baeoa, Shoulder, SAdes anJ
14 , 1,1;R-1120 1,1.14 •opei.or • hole Floor. reed
to: ~.lc I.y 'cm I. ATP:it MAN
and . 1,, do, HA) Rat,.
1.1 u..d 'or •xle
F ISH -14. nto. !if•ekrrel, 147t0n
MIMEMI
13A t'i /N - It ur and lor I.y
TA.,:st: 111 of
rZ , OWI ARN— 11. .lore and for talc by
.1 TA,stx A RF,T
I ARID WA% ',Ltd Oil, landing 6ortt , rlPrrow
Nr.rrr N. 2,9 V S Brown A. Cur brand,
sn..l tor re:r 100 tn ,orr coosiirlimee,t
,r+ 4
JAMES DALZEIJ., Wcpr .1
Cr., l:l 6 oN—ns Irslc• Ootton. to pAvESarr46lAirir.r.zr:r.ib)
Slb! C,2IU 5 hli chertm
NUM.'', Ig La. r'bru....uro, I:, ILK
.ue per fll/1. , auJ In, axle by
jar, JA NI 573 DA 1.7.5:1 I.
;u lo r
JA \I I/AI.:ZELL
-
Ur. Wlekey's Celebrated
fIIOLDRA AND DIAILIMEI !DEDICINES.
tho 51,1101,11 6.1k1 l:a.terrl rams
We do rertay lilt. Dr. Louis Wu oars of York. Pa
mob under In. ram and management, on or al.out the
Id, of October Iri P youlle Man laborinc
...vete attack or ••A•latic Cholera'"Chat we ens.,
toed the .aid patient, and found turn to be in me eol.
lapsed prat, of but dive., with trequent and i . Opletl•
rice water discharge,. That we pronounced it a ea..
on genuine Cholera. and declared mver Itint we
iddieved the .ad patient was beyond the oreo
hope of med.
lent aid. in In, we 1.1.101.01 the pp.,. would the,
and Ito declared at the time.
Wr further rertnly that the sand Lem. Wnekry par.
tted at. own mode on treament.and admiromered ht.
Cholera Renn..dv. and effected a mire a the pattrat
Wr :Link in four nberealler the Band )onnac man
wes at work. and perfectly wail.
11.11 . 46 T , D
T. 13. Doerr I/
et ,11!) .: a.l-oi triollii,(ll's4l:era in.
der rail- of Dr trkey, and chat I toclic‘r
hla ml-dielne rehrved bun.
State of Moir) land. Woolunaton County, to wt
I that I ago welt arquounted watt tht. gentle
men rhos hove signed the wolant erruhrotr. of Dr.
Louis ry •nd they are men of re•iorr
In k r.ttuolt whereof I he/ Canto •üborribr an
o name. and anti the oral of :sty oaten, this boor. y
n.entit day ni November. r.ghteeti hundred and
thtrt•utrre 0 I.S. Clerk
a•lungton County Court. Nlaryland.
I tit , admini•tration of i. Louts 1l
prepurn to tor Cholera. in the ea , . et no appren
tice to the pia•ternig I.tirineeri thiri town Mager.
town,) u well ;narked en, o( Aiwa,. (lin.
In., watt I tee water evacuation, cold e , nrumy
cold to .gue, innal/ 1,1111.110114 ptli.“ —I co , olered Ina
,ruly and alarming I auw him pro
yin. to Dr Wiekey, and %VP • preaent 1.1. e admtnts
traitor, the brat dou, of medicine. and .w hin re
peatedly outi..r the iiitendani o( Dr. Wtekey, lie re
cde..o,l so u. "Lie to attend and wort a: hia
trade in icw anya I uni sure by lot k none tabor bat
tbe inedirme ridunnraed by Lir. %Vickery.
R,ritAati IV. Doer, NI D.
The only true 001 genuine Da. Wrecat's Cholera
and DiarrLn•u hlrd•eine la prepared •nd ink! whole
%ale and retail. by 101 IN It NIORLiA,N, Ihugatat,
;u6dlni one door twiny,. Diamond alley, Wood at
() N t,IVI) 8 1112Z1 1 1 ' 1.1": ' 1' '' . " v 7 t n svi ° lll o 7 1: " '1 !‘ ol:a ' z 6 1 7 1::
butler ‘‘ be mutably tevrarded try leavtor, , it nt
o o„.,
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j“5:415.
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I INEN TA ULF: DIA Pt:RA-IV . R lINIT 111,1 r,
a the atirmton of 'Myer, to 1111 large.s , men•nt of
above 1:04et., 111.'11 , oteer price, thno ever before
vaiered Lltsper able Cloths, of varietal.
very cheep
eft V 4 II- A lot ot above. •rarce .120 e,
y ..ou 4 / 4 !low, el
juh 1V It ‘IURPHY
-
UrrA 11—r1 hhdr N u Sugar, rust recd and for ,ale
b) ius IIf:RANI
- rub:K.4E-1N bz , Chan•se, landlng IrOne Luke Ene
U end klach.gen and for sale by
,y - - - - LANIKS DALZF-1.1., ‘k wen 3;
-
I o liNlB4l-71. , 211t1r,*
V ut llo•bot, ett.t...anetur, un.l 01 ~ualitv
werranteel ter stile cry low to clop, eon•egnotent, by
DII - 10 , 71' d Cu Front at
LARD -100 No 1. now lamb. lot sal , by
Ina I ell bItTEY vo
~AtoN_l racks Sedee, to act, tow, 4.5 0,0 lb. tn
1) ernoke 100.0. mostly Hems and Shoulders. I eady
for del/very, for eel, by J,AIAIi DIC3IEN d c 4)
,L 1.5
1 )IIINTERIS' INK-10 keee New. Ink. to .10r le and
I Jo. sale by jut lld REV, JONE.,‘ 0 111
'E FLOUR-41 bbl. E)e F bar, Jul Isa'd and Co !
sale by my3o 5 k 11.1..p1AUCti
Extension of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
PO PONTI.. - 1 - 0 FO6 MIUDO•TION APO/ stasortr
TilalltOPOSSALtt are melted for the Graduation ma
Masonry of about .43 miles more of this road, be
gamma. at a point some 64 miles west of Cumberland,
and endtrig at a point some 13 miles west of Cheat
River, embracing all the sections from No. 64 to No.
6e, both ine/usive The 11raduation on nearly ell of
these sections will he henry, end will include um
Tunnel of comiderstee length and three sham Does.
There viii be •Isoswo Viaducts of medium sire.
Speed..mil , and plans of the work will be ready
d.,1!"111011 to propown by the 16th of June. inst.,
at the
Co
office in Cumberland. The prop.
11.111 wilt In' addressed to the undersigned, and will be
received up in Saturday, July 7th, Inclusive, or the
same place. Proposers are earnestly requested 10 ex
noon, the Ism closely before bidding, and to avail
thernse:ves of the ample means of Informationattic
• sin,. or the work, which will be furnished them, RP
contractors troto a distance, accustomed to toner dtf
lient eresvations than those to be mat with on this
line. wia otherwise be likely to make their estimates
too high The beat testimonials will be required, sod
AO en
TM ergetic prosecution
of ;ha work will be necessa
ry pa} Immo will be cash, with the usual reser
,
vet of On holt till the completion 01 the contract.
By Drier of the President and Directors
BENJ. 11. LATROFIC,
Engineer._
=IIIM=
I.I.)CHAINS—Jam received, a beaatvul assom
kjr'nem of la.lze* and K m Boldelamen, old Guard
Chsin.. of
dill to 050 eaeh, c•mern prier. Also,
W,.dding Omen n(2: carat gold, gold Peneila. Finger
kola, Ear Hrngn, Bream Puri, klraeelets. Go:d Pent,
Wmetles. Ae W \V WILSON.
corner IJ, and Market ari
NIORI,ANC,3 WURNI KILLER lathe beat Venn/alga
thAt any man run give or ir.e. in Am faintly
Tp. Westmoreland co Pa.
Nlr John D. Nlorgan tow eertify that I bane
bean selling your Veinumge mr some 111.. icy Croat
one year road in thn: ton e I have never known t i to
to fall in bribeing worm,. lowly when symptoms
tailirtateil preernee ha 4 oveasion to given to
itemgrown up rtieintiet‘ or my Wooly, I gave eaelt or
them one ilo.e. and oslo of them paitsedtXtO and the oth
er over . .2lAt wOrm‘ It Is We best Vermsluga that any
nitro ran lioe in ht. iamtly. J IN. Yourto
Prepared and ',old by J NO. D. MORD AN. Drage.,
one door below Diamond alley. on Wood U. Jus
GMEMEII
I.lllNti LOTS, enttated on the south
1 t i de of Pennsylvania Avenue. between Magee
andrtlevenson streets, and about three 11111.1,1 walk
1,1111 the New Court House :Six of these 101, front 01
Incheson the Avenue, and run back 139 feet to
a tbt le. .oley. and the other six front the Paine width
rorttes street. (70 ter, wide,) and run back 97 feet
to the Mlle alley lithe above property is not dispos
ed or by prtvate sale before the 7th day of July nest,
reol he sold Si :thrum, at the new Court Meat, on
that day, at 3 o'clol.k, P. M., to tho highest and beat
Litbler
I or terms of nale and other p•rtieu lam enquire of
Du VII) IV 1t1W171 , .. Attorney at Law, rum strr et,
Ilex. door to Alderman M' %I osier tusalta
ir I.IE-601.1.1s atom. fur 410 e I,
lj Jul J ,CIIOIINAI A Ki:R k eX). 24 lVoal st
•pectson, landine, and for ,alc by
'IIIA.KII & RICKF:TI ON,
:u4 172 and 174 Lawny 01
1; INII CtiI.NAC 1111 A N halt ropos vo now
r 4 our own importation per Commerce
Ironlrrotieuux. ;Lot r , e'd tool for sale hp
ru 4 MI ItICKETSIJN
II Vl-.11-10 Itttls prdn< etder, 'd and for ttalc
Ju I h CO
j~AHIrOI it I) VAMP 10 —l, rm.. Itetti quality. for
11 unt y 1 J St.'lll./ONMA & t:0
vrr LE CORKS-3 Lairs for okle by
SeIIOONMAKKRA. CO
(, - ; . ALIVETIZE-1.1 keKA !or Isle by
ju I J SCHOONMAKER l'O
1 lc MM , It RD :4r, , FAMILY NIEDLCINES—A I'4ll
lJ .aril y ju.t rec'Ll, for sale by
_
rl , lllt UNDERSIGNED eau he found sE the
j othee of Alderman A.O. Reiehart. unut the ttoth
•where he will Ir hnrpy to nee all 'hunt indebted
to boo After that lune, molt attll be betughl anima
all tlenequemt tti4 A. NI CAhIAION.
NI I
g rT . ::. , F;' ;:, I . o lb o ob oi
deaths tout twee,. re the thy weekly. the c the
haracter of
the dweaw•, end the age of the persons, would }(spcct
lolly 0,400 A the Ph‘sirtan• to repnrt to thew mt the
Committee Roam, 001 Court lieu... on Friday evening
of eaeh week /m 2 ,I{N
7 I.itcw , .I.c..k< —run. Red Bark. Chlorin Elher,
PutaA. Strychume, Chtorlde Gold, Laver
Wink Pred,puale. Cyanurel Potash. ikinl re
-I.cd auJ lob .It. by ju2 R E SELLERS
62TARC11-10 bar Form. for kale by
,u 1 .1 D Wood
v. - s: e y.:x —I 1.1,1.,:lor, Jjan fmni , v, for snle I.y
D
13 EA N5— . ..4) small white. it, pale by
1 but J D WILLIAMS
B AIN. iN rs. 4• •ugmr cured `houlder•
bu.l, ctira quality, for 4nle by
I J.! J D WILL/A Nis
N.. I I nr.l, 2 do Grrn4e, A e•k•
FrTll!:ra E , ". 6 Z 7l:37:;nie l l '''' do.
"
IS, 10 urro.,
ISAIAH UlCKh\ A. Co.
VII band. lor .111 ,
V r ) DIt'KEI" &
lu'
I )EA RI. ttt II itke for este by
It DA I.Z ELL, & I.ltorrt y et
•
~ c IIIti'IIEDSALT:4 - 4.1 t.L,10 hmd awl (or .ale
DALZEI.I. &
I
)141!1 , ANPL.F%— pct:tr , LqursT
S.-:AN to arrive in a law 11,i ys, for vu
1, / CA MANIA:IV & Co Cunal
4 tlP—Ciiy num) , ,crap purrnani,
N HOLMES , k SONS
1.61. Flour, rec s .l and for gale. by --
it• ni! . 3l AR NISTRI ONG & CROZER
enba , rib, is fuxt rererring an
ao•orrnu,st of Plan,. front the anion
of Nunn, it Clark, N Y , which lor
, ganee of rx tenor, lwanty of fun•ls
.4 .nrb-rwr.my 0. , 00r und wort, rurpu.. any thing
140°0,2 b, ro Nir the above
rid lava y ral,l) knowa ni
we banter
the reiel.leted nano estoLl v irliment
rorrol wood Id•rolon irse reeenlid improed and per
•-• ted !hr. hariere of Nun. & Clerk, N. ,toan ex
t vatio•h, nnourationably, entitles them to the repu
tali Id of twine the very hest u. Watt as the el:le:apes
d•o be olio the- country. The lot nom Enact,
nr, • unies with the additional recommendation at open
w
in the at) le and hnirh, which make.
teror at once the snort C101.,5111•nd tasty Chang eve
r •ught not Thera inatruendnis, together meth thr
plots on hand, torm the mom ettentive, varied and de
mold , -ever altered here; all of Which wrl
tor ...rid at trosnufactorera price, and on eve nod.
nay tern!.
Kl.EnfrAt.
u, J W IVandwrll's, SVllard ot
!V 13 —The suburrtlwr wlll by found u! the wur
hum, from 11 A NI . Dud 9 la 5
=HM:i22=
The Browperrille Water Cure Eatrasheh
) RS. 13A111.% at returning the, grate
ark aowledormenti lo the Itlends of the Inertiahot,
and to da, m
eraag public in general. (or the lab
crai p otrunage halbert , ' received, niinOnikee at ih.
•12
or lane that they liave made eseential improve
the ien°, as well as the chienor , of the es
'.ataltallinellt, damn ! , last and winter, winch ail
4rratly enhance the er.,i4forts .pd arallaergellts Of M.
who ill, ad to elan tale illage daring the gam
mummer
Ail We prevn
throughorling do.eaftet are treated here, and they
eha n4eavor to keep u
the p theest, reputatton the establorb
ment swo won
anent. that entrust themselves bystrict attenti
their care. to
In orderlo undergo the treatment. patients hare to
1-o,de themselves with two woollen blanirets, two
cotton sheets. three rormortables or tight feather bed
aod••tr towels. Term., six dollars, payable wc.kly.
oadlm
Western Pennsylvania Ilospital Mslid
gs.
EAI.FD PROPOSA i f ' , be received by th
k... 1 !knitting Committee, up to the Is.Oth day of JUNF
nft tor turinslimg lantern', and erecting the Wester
Pennsylvania Hospital buildings, agreeable to Pints
nut •iperitications to be seen at the ffire of J. W.
hrr urelt,tert. Fourth street, after the lith instant
13u.hiert in propenm; for and work, will state the
s.inircgaio scoi lot entire superstructure In a lin.
shed state, adoccompany their bids with the uanies
1.1 Hi opeonl. of their respective undertakers or sub.
color, mr. ttir vunnu• &Tarim,. of the building..
'I lin t'ononittee will also receive separate proposals
pr •dicated on enetnnem•anurement, and bd. vi rates.
who' ren fe bidders will state the price nit), none
mason
lands no none work, per perch aud foot, brick
work hounuol, in the N• 61111; slating per square,
~ ,n itcriog per ard; inns and other 'metier per thous
snd iret, looted Focuser, carpenter work, painting.
Ria.mg, Ice wiLli ilia cnitage sin their relpsietnie
11.11 at Price,
The work ull to he done under the direnion and
spe fet,toi pu cial taFirectton e
by of athee gner up<r e, tun tnirrul appoint•
rpos Con:almim
will Alva lie received at the same tome for
t'•dctoit iind e ./ rig the Hospital Ground., accord
tad to ide he seen ot Mr, Kerr's other
.1011 N GRAHAM,
IoIIN BISSELL,
11 :' \1:+ 1 ..{{Mia
tit 4 di , l 4 TIIOS BAKEWELL
(.11110n0.11: AILDIOaI
MERCHANT TAILOR
.1
No. 46 Markt t street,
Inirtron hl, Irittld• end the
Ihat fir t• I.W preparing reeetve end
r:oe nod .r• di/ di/motel', dad Ia the neete.t.
mod zdt••tanlol. and faslitunahlti manner. As hn Ls
ter.rn,etl 1 /ogness on the esolt system, he flat.
1,116, It th, he will be able to do work es cheap
a• .t • en be dot., nt cr.y eetehltelonent In the eousttry.
II.; ~ / o k , iied, costs.lll4 of Ceeenne re* Woad-
Ve•t. &r. hie frtentis are reepectiol-
I) t. v,..-.1 to ...mina for Inemselves.
CFA/110Z A iiAIOR
CLANTRN PAPER MILL.
•
uoeornTleti hav,, atop tiny unaoctatell uuder
own. of nompiott Ilan tto .Ir. Son, for the por.
pont co otaborgelo,its, paorr, '4l the Closton Pliper
Itll. they svtil he Weaned to receive the pa.rott
or, o um! the former c0...t0r:10, het V,
NI.. pat Me,
rt,y et ml tuner keep on hood a general 410-
1 , 4,111,1111 1,11.11 - 1,, wrapping, tea mid Wan paper,
bonnet ImarJa. hltiiik books, etc. etc which they will
oa^heutemien r (or rlean and eatton rage.
Vrtntere and Nook Publiahers eau be g applied With
every deJertption of pniiiistacpar at ,lior,not o . e, no d
at reduerd price. • Itt a Al N ON HANNA
APO I, 'ad— tural'ilmn 1-.DBIIIND S. II ANN
oLD AND 'ILVER PATENT LEVER AVATCN.
I.JF tLol —Dopler Watches, made by the .e.i e w oon ,
Cooper nt London. al J Tobta• or Liverpool, and a
ini go 1.1•011111,111 ,11 detached gold and salver Lea
a by the be.l Geneva ~.anufacntrera.
010 , kn.'s, Communion Ware in vets,
(...14.1 Pen.; Jewelry in large variety; 'dower s poon . ,
F.•rke. A c
iii Watrti rermirtng deeded to lie beet mantle,
IV IV WILSON,
inyln corny, Ilaritot and I ill et
_.,_
BEN N ETT & B ROTH ERi
M
Ql'ltN,sW li A NtIFACYFUIiEItB_,.
r poltsgisaux . r hl I
UpsnY Pl tisbmkgf b,l PO.
VS/warmer, No. IV, Wand afreel, PittabusgA.
WlLLronsiently keep on hand a good an0n
.0,4 or War% of one own menet-armee,nd
„000nerouality Wholesale and country M e,.
chant, sec respertfally invited to call and re
ao,,no foe theMI.NC.,
cheaper than hesceor beforeb e en altered to the pul
l..
ID- Looters sent by Mil, accompanied by the ...ft oe
„4„,,,, 0 . war to promptly •nended to. rand_
Z,,,, N ra: szer:or—,..thrit 'dewed's, for
kJ 'els by red 1 811 , 4_TEl!.l4±t__a_
ClitiVroeitiSlircEll•D;bni: "trtsPTlVEll'it'lliP°
AUCTION SALES.
Hy Jame• Al•Kesaa, ♦Retlone..
rctsitire Sale of the srfs-1 . of — a
irst-hie;nSaids N. rttri
Claktug Store, ru 4114 , 1:$ street, or A train
trn Thursday next. June 70f. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, will he mold w., hrnrt reserve, at the op`entlid
( - mum, establishment or K Forger•lll, railed Mc 'PI.
York tlerthing.' NIA rser .treet beeen
!Stroud And Front,kfrore his entire •to.,k lit •roettdu t l and
built/nimble east, n t1133r elf \t:. he is s t,
efttung briseness. ail tor whO•li are •eas-trante made
s r
to the fair, l'urouerin sir le of tashron, of
the best material and by the•competent work
met, expressly under the direction of the propitetor
ft would he preferred to sell in large lots or quantities,
but if the trade will not attend. the •rticlea writ be sold
stugly, as the owner ts determined to close the sleek
by public sale as jock as possible, without regard to
pri.res. Sale will be cOntinti trom 10 in Oeloet
each day, and at curtly gut light each evening antil all
are disposed it. The rune les 'prat be arranged this
morning at lu o'clo. 0. and the agent of the conbludi
them win be in attendance to slowrumba,. the
stock. Those wailful; to buy only one or a few gar
ments should exam. o the nrocles before rale and
mark thern—try dolog it will save a great deal of
trouble and delay Articles with particular ruark•
will be put op when ratted for. It not unneeessary to
say thisis the largest and heat stork of Clothing oder
ed at au lion in this ens , for several years, and as be.
lore mentioned, every article will posuively he sold
without reserve. The . Itork is PO exnstve sod the
articles so numerous, sufficient space Is not •IloweJ
to enumerate them to this advernsernent. They com
prise in part • general assortment of :Summer Cloth-
Ina of every descripuon, Dress. Sutton, and Sact
Coats °revery quahly of cloth, • great variety of eve.
ry quid.y of cloth, a great variety of every kind and
qualoy Pentalootia COI Vefts.
Also—line shirts, hosiery, stork• cravats, pooket
IWk fs, he tees put JANIE'S Al'K EN NA., A urt
By John 6. Davis. Auctioneer
/MrEs Sale of Staple and Fancy Thy Goole.
On Monday orrung, June nth, at W o'clock, at
the conimervial i+sles Rooms, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets, will be sold, without reserve, for cub
currency—
A large assortment of envie and fancy Dry Goods,
amorg which are raperfine cloths, caatomeres,
nen, wan, ['verde, fancy vetting, drillings, cotton.
aninuirr clo th , sp.endid pnnted lawns, ballannea.
burn`.., de bons, roper prone, gingham, shawls, adk_
lidlfs, black mon, scaring ail& spool cotton, button,
eombt, hosiery. braid and leghorn Imlinete and hat.,
damask linen table cloth, checks, tfekinga, bleached
and broom ntunlin. , &r.
At n'elock,
Grocerte*, tgocenoware, Furniture, Sr
Young Ilyson ••tri tomer:al Te, Va. manufactured
tobacco, Spaniali negam No I purr soap, veraptmnr ,
paper, ttrovers, triodes, hoea, fork, tramparent and or-
Window blind', looktng &tries, roamer clacks,
r
A large and general aent of neon and trroird
hand horn.. hold rsonm
furniture. gl Agawam, Ar
•
At 7 o'clock,
Fuslllnnable ready mule coats, pants, yelps, fine
shirts, html.. Ahoel. fine entlery, shot antis, tnktnls,
accordeons, new and cecond hand watches, &e
ttri
and Pope, at Auetion.
On Satunley eveni Roomu 9M, ei 0 .,1 0 ,.g,
tIC renimerein: Snit.. , corner of Wend and
streeia, will it,. ,old—
A larae co lortion of valuable new and second hand
hoot., snioog which are the Universal Ancient Mato.
rv, 21vols British Rotas, Roes. Eneyeiep s d,,
Works of Gibbon. Rollin, standard works of history,
the drama, travel, medicine, Ate • family and poelsrt
bade, letter and cap paper, Wank books, Ae
loM
JOHN D DAVIS. A um
Atsteneet Salt of 45 acres of excellent Coal, and
42 acre, ,f Land.
On Wednesday, June MI, at 2 o'clock, Y. AI ~.t the
Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Word and rtftlt
strretsos be said by order of Ales. Minor, Esti . As
atgrice nf Hnltt Sinclatr, forty-five neren of excellent
tool, and shoal forty.two acres of land, situated on
the bank of tee Monongabeln, onnoano MlCoeeP o lls
on which in erected 9 or 10 dwelling houses, 11 coal
red roads, nod other unproven/vie, for carrying on
the coal butenesn. Term, at sale.
ja; JOHN D DAVIS, Auct
Country &at at Auction,
ftn Monday evening, June 11th. at `.
o'clock, at ,UIC
Commercial Sale* Rouen+, rotner 01 Wood and Fifth
street. that splendid prtvate restoenre
situates, will be sold
on the hauls of the Utuo, in the rust Ward
of the rOy of Allegheny. now in the occupancy of
C.lnol and Wit Wickersham, berme a front on the
nye, 0(173 P.c.., and catending back an average of
onward, of teal feet. eonittruing one acre of ground, in
Inch nate of cultivation, with Trull trees, shrubbery,
he. The bause is a large double two story brick, ha
tshed 14 the latest style, with all the modern conveni
ences end tmptovemenis, suitable out houses, wash
Itcuse, stable and carriage house. altx. Tenor at sale.
1 JOHN 1) DAVIS, Ant,
AMUSEMENTS
THEATRE
Lessee and Manage,.
AL - n:la LCD n-raas tdasaaaa•
BENEFIT OF MR J. hIURPII V. Prompter of the
r..,llohmeau. Mo. Imo - aril., Mr. W. 11. Crtsp
a. Go...me, Nl' J. Farrell will perform, w•nh vista
no r, The Rome of 8441.111(r.
Fro, Eves”so:
To commence with the celelfraieJ comedy 01
LAUGH WHF.N YOU CAN.
George lio-fcomer Mr. H Crisp.
Hostas Mr. Archer.
Mrs Moirmier Miss Porter
Mine Ulooinly • .Mr. Madison.
Emily • • • • •• , • . Miss Creme.
l'oi lie tollowed by a MUSICAL 01.11.1, to which Nils.
Cruise, J Murphy, and Mr. Archer will
cicculo • variety of popular Songs
and Duet..
Dance, by the Hasler. Wood
To conclude with the laughable Farce of the
IRISH TUTOR.
Dr ()Tool, with Iwo soar
Mary
( " 117.1L .6. \I r
MSM=2=
"TaW.13.1.!..8.611 FRENCII Ett:RIS nlll,l, STONE
No. .4 LSTABLISIIMENT,
Frenrk Burr 01 my Mr. AtiadtactUre,
made of a Brno Ond superior quality of Block., purttc•
ut•r care ts taken to h .vc th e Joints made close, and
all the blocks 111 each stone of a uniform quality. They
are wmanted to I,e equal to any to the country, and
nr superior to t,e great mass of Burrs, whether or foritgo
domeatte manufacture. and sold the lowest
re Mill Mill Stonex, manufactured Pranee—a gent,
ral assortment. at redoeed always on hand.
Laurel 11111 Mid fitooes, all sizes
Itotting Anchor Stomp, warranted 'best qual
ny, and g el
gn'ali) reduced prics.
Mill Spindles. Mill Irons, Screws and Pirko, Plat.
form Scales Corn and Cob Grinders, (;rt.t and Saw
Mstl Castings of all kinds, mid Mall Furnisning in gen
erat.
All orders promptly mended to at '214 and 24151.1b
erty street, nes, the Canal, Villshurgh.
mandllm W %V WALLACE:.
Pittsburgh Steam Marble Works.
IVO. A 44 LIBERTY, opposite Smithfield street
VI Marble Mantles Mottuntent•,Tointis,Table Topa,
e , large variety of the most reauttial kind, made
o b‘ f the (meet cmaitt y of foreign an 4 domestic tumble,
always on hand or inude to order, tty the aid of ma.
e time ry,.on the shertest notice and at the lowest prices.
la II —The Country Trade furnished with all kintla
of Marble •t the loareat rates All orders promptly .1-
le nOcd to at 244 Liberty, opposite Smithfield st
NV NV WALLACE
KM VT ➢IAC)j L
I ULL'S Patent Stone or French Burr SMUT MA
, CIIINF—the beet article of the kind in use, they
run.ttght, clean fart, 110 the work well, and will last a
lute tune. A bnut Stay ofSiena are in use, ta the best
nulls in the country, and we nave the stnungest tent.
ot
ninny of competent as superiority ove
all her Smut Machpines.er.ons
For furt the irher parneulars, ad
r
dress the subscriber at 1144 !Abort) . or, Pittsburgh.
ray3linlnni W W WALLACE
( - ,.2 TEAS ENGINES AND ROILEILS--For grtaLlaw
13 and other nulls, always on hand, or made to order
o arty abort nonce, and at the lawerst pneer All or
den n
promptly attended to at 244 Libbny trees, Del(
Me Cana:. nly3ti--- W
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W WALLACE
W- ----.
I )I.AArb:R VA RIE 4 --For land, and other purporea,
J_ always on hand at 244 Ltberty at.
my 29 W IV WALLACE
.
1 I N1L.).,14,..Ar,1;1..,1.0 CEAmIEAT-A10w15v0t51,11,1,,A11,1144
iL Ri! . 4IbSTONES-All at: aya on
_ nd lima, alwa
bff bond at 214 I, , berty !meet.
~,,,h,
W W ,
P AR VD PEACIIL`t.3-1 sack reed and (or sale by
tut TASsEY & REST
1
)FAKE Atall - L25 eskt In /tore and (or wale by -
i 122
T AS&EV & BEST
SSODAA.II-le oak. on hand and (negate by
l
TASSF.Y & REST
—Ju - --
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ItICE -In asks for sole by
1 _ tut
TAttBla at BENT
p0T ,,, , , , t , 811—, esk a In no, and 14 . or A tzl i e r.: 1 , , , y a
13F..i,
S QA} —SO b. Cm Soar. for et . 14 3 4 7 .17 rally by
... _ _
( ) 11, 11.18 c. AFRAI?-11.11 Rs jut reed and for sale by
nel 111 I.: NELI.ERS. 57 Wood at
C HROME YELLOIV-2 cues mat reed ond Iv , ale
I.y ju2 II E SULFAS
... • . _.
11111U/31E GREEN--2 cue.. lust ree'd and for sale
k_i Li i a R E SELLERS
Cd,01;11.11.—.; balijusn7eCT,Tl7 - 3r sale by -------
nr.l
11. E SRLLERS
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a "!.11
. HA FRI ROUT—I rue ;ulll teed and for orde by
.. jut!
R w 9.p.t.i.:as
bIATII BRICK—I cue jut reed end - for sole by
1..) ).17 ' R ESELLERS___
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I In LOSI El.. li yd. Sul, Inned—Sll lbe. pul teedpmd (or
‘,./ lute by jud R b: SELLERS
I'l_l E
---•Le Ule fo r red 11. J rule
WORTH ---
Jr. Co
pli,y,,cyl3li—sco bble just lalubne
J -? end for co
111 A R -- - 3 U 1 - 5 - F,T rg irrii. iii , fixiiarn — g aiiif tori.l. Co"
1 0u ti
J S DtI.WORTII & CO
M A s e Z l er lal—ety ',1',','"°;,,h1fi1.T.`11711.::,17'
:3 EXCHANGE—Check g
Il l'iLo rk ',' Philadelphto. and Bent' at
-it' on
n una N ri
suit purchase., for role by
layl3
N HOLMES & SONS
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TRAM TICASII Tic,jitu
IT 61 with ratan... that the sobvaribest
inform the citizens of Pittsburg)/ and m
minty that they have completed arrange,
menu with Mews J. C. Jenkins p. Cr
oh Philadelphia, hi receive their ihipertor
PACKED TEAS,
And will bereane, be kept constantly o
hand. Tney are neatly and securely put
op it“iietalllc paella oft. / end t lb. each,
with their primed resod—slioveing the kind
of r.•, liner name of the roarer., and
depot au kladelphia, with all intraahou to return tbe
Tea, if not liked
It li T• IL. ;sicVS
0 Gunpowder • •• • •tki 1 . . 1,00 1,05
rd lii,pcsinl
,L,l if yaon rid 7a I.tio 1... 1,50
1.0 69 7.1 I,bu 1.
0 Y. Hymn • 50 tiVl 75 13•1 143 1,50
Bocce. / lilac k.... • •• • • •37 k u.)
{Fine end extra Fine• •7J 1,110 IAI3 1. 5 °
We will warrant all the TEAS we sell to be equal
to, it not surmito• to any told to Itni city, and should
0 1'7 401 Prove acceptable to rye Mate, they fan be re.
tamed, and tne 'bogey will be refunded, es uls y
with th at understanding we
the
Y ie ,„ . " . ( air trial, Mal . pubile our be able In
num: between nut Tent and theme heretofore eolil LI
other coinpantes in thm city.
All lover. of raeli, dcbmou• and rood flavored TEAS,
should give us a call
For mile by Jos s N. POUND & Co,
N W earner Ith and Ferry greets, and
E YOUNG Jr. CO.,
St w earner 3d and Ross streets
1:11=!!1
1HI: ppbl, are Canuosued against parehung the
draft drawn by ft,ettsrdson (.Icib on Jno. F..
deo & Co. sod by them accepted, for /RIO, dated MaY
15, et YO days ones eight, and accepted May Id,
Into, parable to We order of drawer, and by them
r.toneti to P C. Shmeon. who has gnu., that pray_
Went (II the was has been stopped in llse hands of
John AFF•den & Co F. A. MOH ARDSON,
cora of ftlehardson &•Chob.
STEAM BOATS.
FOR CINCINNATI - - --
ciEzILI The 9lenittl .reamer
II \II. COLUMBIA..
Creen, rtotater. srtli Lav e for above
and t , ll`
romit - ate on Asttlnlay, the 9th
moo, at 4 o'r;or I, P NI
For fretglLl or pas•age apply on honrd, or to '
ri:rriGßEw & Co, Agt.
•
The iplccalsilLig e nt o ol tsi raughl steamer
11,'. II ronnell , , muter, orlll leave a•
:above lac, day at 4 o'clock, I' M.
For linen or paaea,ye apply on board, or to
te Co, Aoents
The splendid steamer
ti STORM_
Hopkins, muter, Will leave for the
-
day, nt o'cloc
above and Intermediate ports on tam
4 k, tt
For Ire leo or passage apply on board, or to
lay PF7rTIGREW CO., Agents.
CINAATI t PITTSBURGH
r •
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DAILY PACKET LINE.
Tills well known line of Splendid passenger steam.
ern Is now composed of the largest, swil..
finished and fu rn ished, and moat powerful boat. o.6es
n the
Water, of the West. Every aprommodation and cola
fort that money ran procure, ban teen provided for pas
sengers. The Line bus been to operation for Ave yearn
—has carried a million of people wtthont the least inju
ry to their persons. The bows will be at the (not of
Wood street the day preff, Otis to Martine, for the weep
hon freight and the entry of passengers on the r f f,..
ter Ice.n all cases the Passage money mast be paid to
adva
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SUNDAY PACKET.
The ISAAC NEIVTUN, Captain llerophi:l,
Icuve l'ithibargh rvrry Sunday morning at 10 o'clock'
Wheeling every Sunday evening ai 10 r..
May 29,1617.
MONDAY PACIANT.
The MONONt:A lIELA, Capt. Snag, wt/2 leave Pre.
burgh every Monday nanentng at 10 o'6ock; Whoe ing
every Mood,. y evening at In g
4'lM fart.
The lIIFIF.RNIA No. 1., Capt. J. Kunrsrarza, wRI
leave Pt ttaliurgh every Teel:lay moraine at 10 o'cloakt
Wheeling every Tuesday eventng allO r.rt.
•
WEDNESDAY . PACif..ET.
The NCIV ENULAND No. 1, Copt. 01 vreri
len,e l'cneburgh ever, Wednesday ,norm, int le
o'clock, %Cheering every Wellntodetv evening • loe e,
=l3!
- •
The I.IItII.I.IANI', Cao. Inure, will leave Plea•
l'hurvdny morning of 10_0'eloei; Wheelie,
•v •rl Thursday evening al ID P.M.
FRIDAY PACKICT
To , 11.11 . 1' b:11. No. 2, Capt. Pa. D 0..., INV lea.
ooceaevery Friday morn at lOo`olook, Waco,
oo• Friday evening at SIP. r. NE%V . LISBON AND rirrstsUßtill DAILY LAM
OF CANAL AND STEAM PACKETS,
w ait .
1 B lit. neERA
(eta orasiaoss,)
Leaves Pittsburgh daily, at k o'clock, A. north/ as
rives at ((lassos., (mouth of the .Sandy nod Beaver 044•
nal) at 3 o'clock, sod New Lisbon at It, same men.
Lenses New Linton nt 6 o'clock, P. M., Imakttirl tha
trip annul to thy riser
o' during the night,) nu& tilasgoso
itt cloak, A. M., and arrtves at Pittsburgh at 3P.
M.—thus makinq n eontinuou• line for carrying pare
strikers aud freight between New Lisbon and I
burgh, in shorter tune a n d at lees rate. then by any
other root..
The proprietors: of tide Lane have the
forming the public shot they have fared up two find eines
Canal Boats, for the accommodation of Powengers 50 *
freight, to runt connection with the well known
stammers GAI.1:11 GORE and BEA VKR, and emote-0!
mg, nt Moscow, moth the Pittsburgh and .Clootha
natt and other daily liner of steamers down tho OW*
and Mississippi riven. The proprietors pledge them.
selves to spare no expense or trouble to bronco costa,
fort, !islets and dispatch, and oak of the public a sIt&LI
of their patronnoy
AUTHORIZTX AGENT&
G hl. HARTOINI,
J. &W. HARBARGII, PiGkiarel. •
R. HANNA & Co.
myll:tf J. HMI:RAUCH k. Co. Now Lisbon.
NOTICE—The strutter BEAVER, C. E. Clarke, mare
ter, wtll leave eller this route , " for Wellsville 'wane
et 9 o'clock in the morale/. jel3
SUBLIMER ARRANGEMENTS for 1849.
MONONGAHELA ROUTE
Only 73 idlle• Banging.
Yin Urvwuvlllc and Cumberland to Balm:ions and
Vbdadolphie.
C. B. P - orter.
•• • W 11. Ca.,
tIIE solenanl and fast runntrig VGI Mall seamen
IATLANTIC, Capt J Perkmap% BALTIC, Capt N
leeobs; LOUIS 511.ANE. Copt fil llenneu; are now
making double dally' :rips between
PITPABUROIS AND BROWNSVILLE,
The minting boat will leave the Mousurthellt
Wharf, above the Blidge, daily at El &'c precisely.
Passengers veal take SUPERB COAOCIFI3 at Browns
'die, at 3 &Clock, P. M., and the splendid eats or the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at Cumberland, at El
o'clock, A. 31., and arrive is Baltimore the @Mt 0•1111-
tn, In tune for the evening line to Philadelphia and
N't wittingion city.
From Pittsburgh to Baltimore, only Z 3 bout,.
Fare 1110,0:
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, only 00 hooka.
rare 1112100
The evening boat will leave at o'clock, exempt Row.
day evening.. Passengers by this boat well lodge on
board an comfortable Slain Rooms the first night, pima
over the mountains the rollowing day in Eutern Ulll
Coaches, and lodge the second night to Cumberland.
Pewestgers have choice of either Steamboat or Hail
Road between Baltimore and Philadelphia, and the
privilege of stopping at Cumberland and Baltimore,
and cesonung their seats atpleeidire. Coaches chant
wrest to past., to travel as they please.
We make up the loads mid way lulls for the Coach
in Me Outattarob awes, (in order to cove lime as
BLSJANIE,94-Pe'"ricilhTl7lrillelGGerore going . On licTia7s
of the tns, at our olio., Monongahela Nouse Water
street,or hi Charles Hotel, Wood at, Piushurg,
apastrim MINRIMEN, krent
Mr. Alurphy
Miss t I ul•
Pittsburgh & Lattisrlila Packet Like
FOR CINCINNATI AND LOVISVILL.r.
wait. The aplendld new stearoh;
TEI.EO RA Plf No. I,
11salep, master, wittl4llVll (DI nay".
d Linen:rm./late lama on Wednes
day. t r h , e m 6lo,:ort, at:o o'elor i t a. Is.. m
F. q h °' pognIEZUJa., ;11:80 A
Co.
15.5 ORD ID 11111,TFNIIRRGEFL
PITTSBURGH AND I gUtBVILL ACKET LINE
q ..
'Peelle./ and spiend.nl fast puma,
ger par kel,
Te,LEGRII 2,
Mawan, nwster, or AP
al leave No.
for Cinder
'eau and Lootasslbs on Thursday, the 3d ilwit at 10
&dock, A. M. For freight or ohmage apply ou hoard,
to
HU RIDODGE, WILSON dr Co, or
GEO 13 MILTENkIERGER.
ms_
•larl./11, WITILLT PACKET
mrrs.tilitll:ll AND HOCKINGPoRT.
The steamboat
Pf LOT No ,
in aCapt. J N. Shank, leaves Pittsburgh
very Tue.nla ato'clock P. 51 ,
for 13tzabettilown, Coquina, S un fish , ,
Proctor,,
811,2.86
Lauding, New Al artinsville, Sardm, Stntersville, Toot's
I.andtng, Sammons, A Sheet's Landing, Vemalsmo,
Newport, COM, Creek, Marietta, Point Ilnrolas, Par
kerxburg, Belpre, Little Honking and Ilookinst
Ra-rcantno--Leaves Ilockulgpott avers Tyt,
at 3o'clock, P. Al. Marietta on Friday, at 61 2d
passing the principal port of the aborts towns and.
landings owl ralay, before luzhL
By the above arranserAent, this boat will bg %Ma id
lay al Pittsburgh un Sundays, and keep tt, s u day as it
Mould be.
,Thc public may depend upon this beat contjaumg
la
Um made during the low water . 4,1 1:111. 11.•
Lowsvilla and fit,lsoule Packet Like.
1840.
Is4o.
REGULAR TUESDAY rAcKer FOR ST.. LOUIS
The fine fast tanning parsons
steamer ATLANTIS
Geo. W. Wicks,
master, will leave
or the above and Intermediate port.,every Tuesd•y, at le o'clock, a.
tc
For freight or 1 image apply on hoard, or m
mart-dam
E. L. KING, No. 113 Com. akar%
Loaitvitle.
RROL' LA R aX T CI, if DA 1. ETTOR ST. LOUSE;
I The fine film minim passenger
The
(LEN , LANE,
•.2.1.1g1141::!: MePliairoan, mantel., will leave rot
i • tie above ;aid intermediate pert. eve.
ry Saturday, at lan'al.wk, P. IC
For freight or reamer ripply on hoard, or to
C. KING, No tAI Com. Kenn
Loularina
W WALLACE
FoIt,CiTNICINNATF.
The splrndid steamer
ZACHARY TAYLOR,
Locus, master, will leave for above,
and intermediate ports this day.
For Ireaghi or patuage apply on [maid • siaYs
von ZANENVICII-----
The light drought simmer
mattßo COMET,
tM annl m ernt n'
Tellpol*rts'Ve'day,"kmm,
day, at 4 o'clock, Is m. _
For height or inm 4 aget aPPG an board. =lSt
ritiri rs fiEIZANG AND flidliiitardiff. --"'
..- The neat sod sobit anual mom
HUDSON,
McMillen, coaster, will pa r fri . __,_Filt:'
CT regular trips between PittibtkrUi
Wheeling and Bridtuluy and g S epo aturday. rt She till leave Flusburgit .
o n
Woilita
For freight or passage, apply on hoard. 0
FOIL WHEELING A.NDNUNFIS L
The fine steamer
CIN LIERELLA,
leap/ j;eoge Calhoon, master, vain S.' a
or uLove and intermehes, ports on
Mondays and rstirsdaya, nt 10 • It
Voir freight or vantage, apply on board faiiii___
- -. " -- REGULAII ZANINVILLE rAefff
gat,
ice. The fine steamer
JENN li LYRA
C Oalialter, master, Will ran as • reg.
lay weekly' parkin Women Pities
burgh and Zane•ville—triaves Panburgb erveryVvess
day. Par freight apply to
SAXER t FORSYTH, Agra,
So 41 WM. et
SUNDAY TRH'S T. , BEAVER.
The 1.1. S. Matt •Waltler MICURIAN
No, t; wlll leave tee landing appogibn
th Af
e ouongeheln lbw:my Weary SIM.
.y morning m O o'elnek, for ltetatreg.
Returning, will am VC *I 5 o'dong, p.M_
Fare us. Reser, and bank, Tammy-five Gent..
myts
' - - SUNDAY Yet trn To ot.AltErt.
The steamer BEAVEII setll lam
the wharf, oppoatto the hionortonirm
bele Home, every Sands),lvennong
will leave Waver at
I It o'clock,cloc fob Semer. Returning-.
I ' o ne r P. Ma *
an d a rave a
I o'clock Pare, Twenty-live Cents. tam •
post diNciNN - All
Greenlee,
The (not running steamer
PENNSYLVANIA,
Greenlee, mssmr, will leave for IS.
leave •nal
Tue Interturdiste ports eveeverysday, at ID o'clock, A. M.
Po! . fwitght o_r passage apply on board. my!"
liZZia RI3IIOIIL.
WO B.INILTENDEROISIk.
8. D. AGENT,
Forwardin and Cosormasion Mere
chant, has removed to No. *l7 ' From between Wood - .
and somithfield same... WS
V E ,--Tn----gloo Mitlibis Jh t, , --- Trffi::
IS thslopy. or C/11111/CBl Tables of the Greek. *MP
Itomans, to which me added tome notices of Syripm
Ilindoo and Seasullumaan Superstitions, together Wilk
Mom of thin American Na tion., the whole COMpalllnt,
Palrhesm with true Celig.on. for the me of Schools,
Just
se
by JOHNSTON lc STOCKTON, . •
mII9 corner 11 and Markatakie
T l wo lIIIND/TEDA NO lit'lliin , 118.11 - 61 V,
L AMEBA WA IV 11CD,,at St. Laois, at tat% :..,
d an, and Oily ennui per day. Cannut work._
CARLYSLE .1z KEYSER, ..,
JOON EVANS, cad wham v. -
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my31:11.,
DRIED Fq,ACHk...,,,,,bas ana tor multr
by myll ARMSTRONG k CRORER
FOR NEW ORLEANS