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- A rAosagagesdi en cant eirdy requested to 11.44 , r.a
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Wit Leila /Matters see next pagor.q
A.lO/1/ASONIC AND WHIG TICS. — I.M.
411•111.111. 2
'4IIOIIT. C. WALKER, of aMmlb Rom , * .'-,
JOHN MILLER, of Sh e , *P. ..,
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CALEB LEE, of Patabur ,
'Li': - -IWIL ESYl',.of Lower 8 Chur. ..: . ..i .
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- 10 EN MORRISON, of dtheghany
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JA.S.MITCIIELLOA P%ehlo,
I CORO..
WM. H. ARTHUR& of Fitut.tres
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JOHN HitHRS,.Of
Oittri Wistarn Railroad.
The follinxiai letterfiO the editor of thillieiper,
Mae another to the many important reaa4h;; Why
Pittsburgh should piosecate her great Wet-tern
ilaiboad wittkell the energy which can beillibtieght
5, 3 -
An btu upon it:
Munro; Ohio, June th;l . 3.ltt.
. Editor .Pitubares GIIVIte- s 7.
Ettratict—lt may be of some slight iOrtst to
Mese of your readers to know what the t: fns of
`thin county ate doing in reference to ;Pei. great
Ralilay project which is at some fatqiilitay to
'4-Cannel the important cities of Philadelpfiisi, pros
, limit, and St. Louis, by a thoroughfare tiittyiding
;,tlirough the interior of the States of Pentivitania,
Indiana, and Moon. And, as ya,trt:ltiet be
i .ddposed to inquire what interest the atiapie or
this reaps, can possibly have in that preteti s l wilt.
here state, that we, of Marion connty,;t 10. we'
sire in the very region through which:this:..great
dead and trill poss. This.Z.CYtarter .
-.o.l.lllnEtellefailtaine and Indiana RailrouifiCompa ,
CS); Maeda" the construction of a Rafthoadirour
Poini where the Indianapolis and Beale Ufa use
Railtuad (intionnie of construction by fin-Mliania
a :Company ) itaansects the Ohio Slate IKte do the
town of Mansfield, by the way of 13eEv*.initiei l
Marion, &a, Mansfield being the moi*resterli
t:.point namedth the charter et the PencsiOrenla anti
Ohio Railroad Company. If you contitilo (tree
,Xnap °Mato, you will perceive that ouricPqn het
'..ahnost upon a direct line from Manning
Raabe—quid consequently, noon thei-M6n, or
backbone Tiede through the Interior ofibe..Siettil
of Ohio, Indiana, and linnets. From otie arotim!,
therefore, and from the present resources:Of this
county, to say nothing . of those yet to beiettiloped:
we think we have a right to believe thy, - tkp r.ute
spoken of through the same, making le4,,,dountf
seat a point, mnst, t commeni itself in to .eminent
degree, to the nonce and coasiderati t-.t%tt et
whostiall have the power of deciding 'sett, after
' it leaves Minefield for the West, theksath work
_Maine located.
But I commenced this letter chiefly fr, the pintr
.. pew of giving you a brief account it ,a .public
•• meeting held in this place by the eitierdia,rif this
county, on Wednesday last, (6th inic.,pd deliben.
Ida on this Important imbject. The me ti afro,
vary large,.entirely filling our commciiloitif Court
roan, and was characterized by a gouroneal of
Mithushinis and zeal in behalf of the propased
pdmsdient, Judge Thompson, President et the
Bellelontaine and Indiana Railroad Critispiny, and
Wm. Lawrence, Esq., Secretary of thosethe com
pany, were present, and delivered elite-and eon
-.. ',hieing addresses—aver which, suselleoka being
opened, our County Commissioners,:oar r belialf of
county, came forward and sofitterfifed the
3100,000 ofstoek authorised bye voteof the coon
- ty in the last Spring electron, anderflait of the
hurt General Assembly. About s2o,ogli 4re sub-.
''llistibed at the same time by pnvateEttethifiutis,
t , all residing In this township, and this sithewin un
doubtedly he largely increased. Beniterale, eon,
t • mine= were appointed in every tovOgrojts to
` . 'cot subscriptions therein, and are leak thaflikiilit
remands to their soliciLtioura ,
• So you see that the citizens of hlt4i,§ - 0 comity
meat that awake to their true interetiqsidd it
'• be hoped they may continue awake isitotTictivefin
their efforts to hither the meat objeg.:"Jecy t.ow
- - have in iiiissr, until success shall brim, .iirowited
their exertions, In securing the caangtietion of
- this stupeadotte work through their'itil4d, and In
curing the highest degree of prosithitpo thepi ,
selves and .their descendants for graptiom.ro
limpectfolly, Yours,
S. A. GRI..Sn, 'PLO.
Marion is the county seat of Idari4tioiy, and'
lion in a South-west direction from kigr ... S.iield• rte
contemplated western terminus of tt.t . ;031,10 and
Peranylvania Railroad. Bellefortitihfe is the
county mat of Logan county, mad, Railroad
tom Cincinnati to Santhisky, an thifiqpike, now
ht, racceodhl operation, rum thri4ii. 'it. The
Indianapolis and Befiefmitaine Rail dIIII intend
ed to connect Indianapolis, and theOtefier of ihat
:State, with the Lake at Sandusky;` : ;ley w inegns of
the ildergedi o ll at &ancient:nine. ttidianapolli is
now connected by a Railroad malign Ohio river
at Madison, and a Railroad is altafpinitrueimg
from Jefferson City, opposite Lonistille to.Colitro
km, in Indiana, a distance of 66 iteNa, 'state it
willeonnect with the Madison . ack,lndianapolis
road. Tarenlyoseven miles of this Oil ate neitrly.
graded, and IMO toes of T Rail it , * been :con
tracted for, and wi ll be laid down iii coming
Now let es me the Railroad facifiAs which-will
be offered to us, on the completioo: our road to
Mansfield, and is connection witOellefontinne.
lot. It will connect with the Lakitpat Sandusky;
21. With Indianapolis; 3d. With irsidthen, on the'
Ohio river, 6th. With 'canon, at the Ohlo river,
&h. With Cincinnati, from Bellefaitaine, it will;
also, by that time have Railroad cOnections ith
Cleveland d with Mount Yergen, Cohirnbar,
end Cinethruiti. A more extenintri::net of Rail..l
an
toads never was offered to any *patty, at in•
dneemente to pereevcrance. For'''d these maxis
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroul will* the
natural, direct, and best eastern oil*, Mid time it-'
Mount of travel and Main= whickmust uncess
dly be -poured upon it, can scareil?lie computed.
. By the letter of our correspondt,at aborti, oar
leaden will see how in earnest th4people otOhio
ate about this matter. The r.ettple of *maul
• =misty do not wait tot our slow tiovementis, red
unul they are asked fur aid to hthid. a . roade but
they meet together and resolve hi; enhaenfie the
'stock, and present their claims b" . shard in this
-peat railroad enterprise. We igty to them, for
them encouragement, that twedti : inilei of our
rued, from Beaver to the State Lela. will be lee
wider contract next week, and tiiigroitind Will be
.
broken-on this-30th inst., on the; late. Line, and
That the remainder of the read,4itim,Fleaver to
Pltt.borgh, gad from the State Lik to 'Mansfield
will be put under contract as fiu4A the Engineer
can prepare it for that purpose. tf . .l..Sits the People
of Motion, therefore, prosecute if emeiprise,
ad we promise speedy ranroadittatereparse with
the Atlantic seaboard, at PhiladeVkiin:
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pilaf! ST CHOLIIIS.—A y 04174 Mtn med
1,1014 King, an itaililftt• Glen& Nicholas M.
Estusedy, whose death was noti44 ly day ;9 . 1. Iwo
aigo,dicii of cholera on Thmsday 4orning. He reeid=
"din the first house above the 9edfpaburg Ferry.
-- Trio other persons, connections Sirt hiendirof the
deemed, are also ill of Cholera. 7,17 i-.;
Vie North British Ravine 04: :. May, • with az
Interesting table of contents (Leciiii,ild
. and tienti's
reprint) has been received by Morse, 4th
Street, Pitlabtuzh, where it in Riessle.-
,
45.,1321C.A193 AT Rte.—Two Atieijeeet, let some
itelhcathes to the chief forietiene.o'lV Rio, dery re•
.
vemly Sentenced ba be hang, but. phi Cranial intrq•
! (eft 43s their behalf, their senten*wks repaint.
ltd, ami they were sent to the mine - 4 the teir yearn
The tjaerleans were member' Qt. if patty riti their
- t , linty to Calikunia, but their niail ere not rust
, Coned. A teem to the Albany ;• , lbaras rove. the
AittxunilmL
Tat New OLIXAMI Volum:l4 Casa —Madam
Wigs chinned with having fonait 810,060 [haft
on Mr. A. Notepad, which sheivr,ve to Her her
band wade dowry, on the tooting df her incr.
4 sage, was folly committed for WO New Orleans
on the 4th Ina. Mr. bilichonn; z iestideil (het be
never uttered the note, and that* : woe o forgery,
though he could not positively 3:py whether the
! - invest= WU hie or not TtenL4eitorne 'for the
Suite addrea to inuoduce teatitheriy to prove that
tdtahttdpubl*ted an advertieeo otlst preced e
Ark= salmis; offering tO polt.o out a any (ay
76 looms looking arid lotelligeot*dung tun to ob
--;kaftaacuttuui, gang than by Oag tb Ottlifiarnie.
The court) however, decided Ilditt If wan- web.
A primary meeting of the Allegheny County Ag.
ricultural Society, Was held at Beating School
how., in ladinan Township, on tlo I Ith of June,
1919, and Was organized by appointing Mr. Jenne
Garrard, Chairman, and Mr. John Garner Secre
.
gbld, has given. a topic of conversation, and direct. I 1.7.
wstpli atalv vorM
Correspetaleere of the Pittsburgh 044.
NEW Yeas, Jtkiet
the arrival a the lais expected EtAtti ship Liv
ingiitcw, with twelve handfed pounds of Calilornla
ed the attentiolp of peaple from the Choler' The
gold. is to be thkeri to the mint et oixer. eod mtl
loan be in °Ovulation: The effect of tills orrv,,,sl
12=t=iffl=1==
MElffn2=l
• • • •
Erie 84ilmaii s new bogda have advaced to 9u,
at which prici'e one -.lndeed .tliousmil dollars'
worth were Isaught for itivutment. Capital con
tihu" redundant, .d good paper passes at 6.per
The mists of gold;from the 'Welt continues,
and the bank' have an useless amount. The
last Loudon term tool $lOO,OOO, a fact toot or
dinary times would havo given our bankers cause
for alarm for a week.
Cholera litres in effect from day to day, and
does not rain much iM,the number of victims:—
Terror hoe iikkile people cautious, and so great is
m e care shnin.abouttirt, that the average mor
uclity is less' ?han lot year. The deaths kirthe
'Week are 409, of whieh42l are from Choler.
'the number of strangens here was never leas than
now,•or the Verbena( the city more depressed.—
The hotels aye losing money at a season generally
the most profitrlble, anti things growing worse dai•
ly. R.estau4nt and Oyster house property:is at
an enormonßdiscount,:and the oyster" are left to n
state of repose unusual in the history of that Most
nommen article of menial:option.
From the Fourth Congressional District ,riles
tachtutetts, the returns:look favorable fin the ,lee
don olthe regular Whig candidate, Mr. Denis
Min Thompson. His gain over Palfrey, (coma.
oed in all the towns, Will make him sure, after a
coolest which has been tedious beyond all former
experience. '
The appdintment of the Hon. 4thbott Lawrence
In the Court of St. lanes, meets the warmest ap
proval, and' is indeed an appropriate selection.—
tur intercettrec with. Great ESldain is now purely
commercial, and do man more competent to take
'care of Akerman interests than hlr. Lawrence,
'whose grextest prated is that lie lea practical ne.ii.
His great wealth will enable him to cove the
',American Embriasy a rank in the eyes of the foot
sands whigcare for such matter, corresp.uti.ll,{ l• ,
that of any English fatter. and once the America,
traveller Much mortificaton. Mr Everett W,
everoomphiining of the great erg of hauls leer
ing to his Visitors, and the wiriest of all welcome--
was extended. Mr.. Bancroft i, 'nu letter. ~..i
carries his econamylstill further. ' Y.•ry ..ansie ,1
forty shillings," will net be found I. i•ii..d n,e ii
cheap 'Wiwi gracing the sbdalders,of l‘d , l...iii
renee ' tut was the ease with another. We i.,....,
see a Illegality of expenditure that will - silence the
many golsips, who have been so busy is days
gone by.
Peopleare begingung to agitate the questi., of
oarinectink the Hawn River and Eastern Rail
road wilh the docks of the city, so as to allow
goo& to he ahipped:without expense. The ' te a
• propoted is to lay rills down in Greenwich street.
to (nonuser with other, in South street, which
Would leave goods at the head of all the dot Ls ii
the East. River. Iladson River Stock has gone
up to 6'4 or Eve pee cent above the Erie, a n ate
of things highly creditable to its managers.
• The &newt 's la musard," at Castle Gar.h. 11,
last ni6t, travel:linen:ly suedessfill, atone .I,g
over two thousand persons. The chip part•ct the
andieued was made up of Germans and Fre n.,ii. I
men, wit°, with their femald companion, i.bewc.l
the Universal Yankee Nation what sort el awe.,
meat Was given at tbe nubile balls iii Ewer. All
danced and waltsted with bits and shawls on, Lei
the beet* was quite as auractive as the most un.ll
-
. exauiute Could make it, with white Lila
and:very low necked dresses.
In the market Wr breadstuff's, there is a good
dente( gr_tivity. Common State .Flour Si .56tieSt.
69, and Choice St 694.. 75, which is an advance
On Saterdeiv's mice. Good Wheat a scarce, and
Wanted.. Ghia 100111.03. and 127'419.3is the rate
for Genyssee. Coln has improved slightly, wan
a fair btfainess. Whiskey is quiet at former te
ams. - pork has rosen slightly, with sales of Mess
at SIO V2lOBlO 25; Mir Lard 6ifidic, and Prime
, 6369ci :Shoulders : 4lo4i e; Hams l'itc.
• C HOLKSA•
Spechostoz' of Siatioxio jurnt.r/mi by liome,poth
Eclatfit iZtforment, et oarn< genu,.
tall:Act of siietter, published in the Pittsburgh
Gazette, of Wednesday, under the bead of -Sot
tistand proofs of the success of homeopathy to the
treatment of cholera," dated August 6th, I b3t,
end iarrinen by Madam Lynn lee; toted ye, by
Madrid Lvolf !!
"The dreadful - cholera broke out last mouth in
our . main village, and its vicinity. with t ha gran last
Cary. My husband was the Mat persot, attacked ,
but, thanks to tiomeopathiu, was cured in a 'kw
&Ira. From a o katire to reliege the sufferings ,r
hum 14ty, he visited all the plebes in the netghtior- '
home, Wherever the disease raged the most; ad
caltustltred the remedies; instructed the priests
andtbft elders in the use of them ; and was whole
weelirO.thus employed, while I remained at home
occueed with the preparation of Homeopath.
pow gra. Four hundred Cholera peticuts, saved
and "that:wed to perfect health, was the gratifying
reward of his zeal, and the uitimphant testi..‘ at
linctuagpalttic doses, LLberally illetributed to all maim
• applied for theurt;.'
• Now this is all very modest and benevolent on
thO pun of some good old lady, Thal lived about
IS years ago, statue - where in Poland, we support..
The 4illowingriCh paragraph is taken nom's
signed "an Edtitic Reforms," puL
dahei in the Mercury of the 12th
"SC far as it is known, every case here that
has died has been aueuded by old school ohs.",
clani4. and it appear. to be so both East and West.
"By the European Hospital reports, there an
speartto be not less than 'lO &kin in the hundred,
to that practice. This is a great mortality, whale a
diffettrat emus& of treatment will not average
per dent. This treatment as now to bes had by all
persons in his' city, who choose to avail them
selves of it. Dr. Beath, in, Now York, in 1632,
treated about one thousand dues, and the deaths
' did tint come op to 5 per cent. , Dr. Wade, then an
Pittsburgh, gave medictoe to from 5 to SOO cacao,
lit 18'32 and '33,aand without a single death. Want
wit. the report from those treated at the Rapala!
oft Ma Hill and pnvate practice , The grave yard
alone wall d.e.lose the tale. Truly, 1832 was a
glocriny time is Pattsbargh."
•Saich are the statistics and •falsehoods pots, ng
ont born the press all over the watery, by what is
so ntany ignorant and incredulous persons are de
ceived, and induced to commit their hoes to the
hands of unprincipled end brainless pretender.
It istollen too lite alas, by the time the• cheat as
fund out, and pe rhaps the impostor hacked out. to
dad° the misetUef that has been done... -. The few
hnd-pnceless lapses are goods' and cannot be tn.
that should have been devoted to Judicious,
enegetic, untemitted treatment, by a master
tiorkmae in hie profession. No sate man would
Most himself id the hands of any other, when at
tacked by so t4rmidable a disease as cholera. It
la 06 time to tamper with infintussiraal losses of
an* of :Milk, or eclectic nostrums, or any otter
noartums.
. Who regards the opinions and statements of
Madam Lvoti,
1.11,h0 ever beard of Dr. Wade as a praetitioner
of hatedicite id Pittsburgh in 1632 and 1633 "
Whoever.heard-of 500 cases of Cholera in Piite
burgh in both those years!
And yet this eclectic reformer, with an air of
fintindent mendacity, that would have roughs ins
• bluah to the cheek of Dr. Braddee, m hie paimieet
day. of Imposture, states that "Dr.. Wade. then m
'Pittiburgh. gave medicine tip troen five to stmt kmedred cumin 1832 and '39, mid without a 31.1-
gt...death. "
11 must have been amusing to see this modest
reformer emanating down the muscles of his face,
niter penning the-above sentence, and gravely ad d-
Traly 3832 was a gfoonly stirs. In Put.-
buret,
'truly if 'he other forty doctors in practise at
thit limo hal:reach heir as many patient. as Dr.
Wade, and',4ent them all so the grace yarn, it
mast have beet a giaaaty tune ers Pars-burg/ '
I should have thrown down the pa , er ef.er
readingthe effusion. of Madame Lvot and of
this self stylea reformer, imply ticlainiog, us I
hare done a thousands times heroic,
“HoW the world is given to lying
but I esteem:lt a matter of or/ureteic., and duty ,
i n these times of threatened danger, towarn the
public not to be imposed upon by such barefaced
falsehoods.
FOl the Pittsburgh Ga,:ette
ozoirsc,
Discovered by Professor Schont.ol, the in yen
tot of Gun etotton-
it a geurkated by the. passage of electricity
perceivedthe air and is the cause pi the pecoh a ,. 0 _
dPit durng the working of an electrical
nittchine, or after awoke of lightning. It bleaches
Occarerfhlly, and is In many respects analog.. to
Irmo.
zone, it is Raid, may he readily generated by
edpoving common Phosphorus to moon air, and
it la probable-Me peculiar smell of phosphorus ay •
an partially or wholly from the presence of this
aglictanee.
' , The gumitlon has been' asked, What is ozone'
La answer we give thei words of Berzeliu.: "We
have thus arrived at the highly important result,
that =WU it 'no peculiar element, nor any comb.-
nation of known elements, but is oxtgen gas pe
culiarly modified."
',Souch had asserted that galvanized air, owing
to the ozone it contains, can tie need to advantage
tat bleaching, and is, in fact, one of the most eller
tile bleaching agents knoWn.;
The Washington "Union" revives Its old cry
abopt "the align and sedition lows of the elder
!Atrial." The editors of Ma Union need not go
so fm back In ant eonatry's history is site,, search
for alien std sedition laws. President Polies
li6otenantld Seats Fe, a visit or two ago, backed
by a milaark farce, ettacted and enforced n net:b
ans law fat more tyrannical and despotic than
that passed Under the. adanntatratinn of old John
Rdsmsomil,the Santa Fe sedition law never col.
led forth one 'word of condemnation, either from
tee President or from any or the Lociikeo organs'
Only give ithe Lot:aloeo leaders end demagogues
the pawer Mid we should soon ham! sedition lanes
Cu rob all over the country: It would be held
(Mason and sedition to speak or to write a single
word aplilllll the Loixtroco party or its candidate..
-4Limirvate Auras!
In was then on motion, Resolved, that the Chair
lend rend to the SLetety, the address of blesses.
arks, Scott, and Fahnestoek.
The Secretary on [notion, read the Cosutution.
Mr. Jonathan F. Garrard was then requested to
address the Sr,ety, which he dol in a very elo
quent and apprcpsate manner.
On motion, the Secretary read the proceedings
of the :alit mee ing of the Society, held at Deer
MeL. The thanks of the meeting were then ten
d to the °dicers of the Society, and on motion
it adjourned to meet at Shnrpsburg, on Tuesday,
the 12th inst., at 7 o'clock, P. M.
JESSE GARRA D, Pres't.
JOHN' G OHM. Sen'y.
The following gentlemen compose the commit
tees of their respective townships to distribute the
address nod constitution of the agriculturul So
me ty.
Peebles Torvuship—tieorge Negley, Norman
McCombs, Robt. Patterson. •
thoo—Jantet Taylor, Franca Duff, Dr. William
Woods.
S. Fayette—John Boyne, G. Y. Coulter, J. R.
hick wen.
N. Fayetie, Andrew Pierce, Squire Pottur, M.
Mcßride. wu in law of Seott
Upper, St. Clair—Dr. George Hays, James Co,
ma, Writ:McMullen
Wilktre—Joseph Stoner, C. Sul vely, Joints
MeKeley.
Robinson— 1.1.. Young, Jr. Jain,. Hose, SAN.
art h. Mark,
Moon—Andrew Beggs, Hugh Met:unlock, Sam
uel Neely.
Indiana—Jonathan Garrard, A Ur,' QuLnhut
Wm. C De an I;
Pat—John 11 rrron, John Dunn, W Ewt.
ElN=l==
Pine—John t'rauford (%11,on,
Arclu
balJ McCord.
antler—lone Mci,nenny. James Shaw. Janie.
Thorn pori.
Plum—Jaeco. Alter. James Ktng, :oho Nlorrionn.
Verve .lies--John J. Mu.e, 11111.1 Drove, Col.
NV M uller.
Ftnnt,iln—Wm. tinily, John Ne, ly. John 11,11.
W. Derr—John 3n-key. I )ho Mn IJI, Nathan
Frall..s M. Mellroy. F.. M. Brock
' t Urer
Ite-erve--W II Lowiy.l:karti. Pew, Natha
n!, !latrines
llnn Jwnn— lobo H. Pointer, Wm. Pollock. Wan
Lower Si Clan—Win Loiworth.JuLn Conner.
A:ex Carnehani.
Ensabetla—Wm. Walker, Wm. Pearce, Moth
ew Fienderton.
W•.lr. EON Nei Mt.Nvairr.—The Natlon
nl Intell.Keno, c,tilitin, leaere Gam gentlemen of
digaita, tiie orgot, and S. - nth Carolina tendering
to the Board of Monngere of Lie Walking:on Mon
ument. blocks of marble and gruntte from these
States to LW placed in the monutnet.t. hlr. Itobert
L. Kent. wt the part of young men of Lynda
bung, Va . proposes to send a block of granite
troal the atom:tit to the Peak.. of Otter, to be the
cap stone ut the nob,. -tructurc. Mr Thomas
Revs. on the part of the citizens of Macon. Georgia
utfria a block of brilliant white marble, from the
entnes of tnat State. Thomas Castes, D It o
South Carolina, desires to furnish a block of Cart.
l.na marble. The blocks are to have the names,
the States cut upon them.
Tia.t.s.—An arrival at Newiprleen, brings
Vesta° par rain the 30th ultimo. They ere
with scronnt, of the depredations of Indians. In
formation :WI uses received that Or torogrtphi
cal corps. watch had been srnt oat from San A 11-
1.,mi0 towards Et Pano. to explore the 'attic,
nod for whore safety same alarm had taern frit.
had returned rarely, and reoarted a praexuat.le
road.
The Montreal paper , putt:teh Me despatch nt
Earl Gut in L - rd Era,, c,nreydlg the Queen,
ensue sprrobsiiiin ei• h,a colic irossrsdion i ness e .otilen"
ued confidence. .0 bin we...don] and discrete is and
liist Le ehould retain the office
which, in his despatch, se bad !spoken of resrign
log. This i . etouroi.e,cons 01 ail hope which tto
Canadian+ nosy have chenrheil, Into Ltd k.. 44,11
swould Lrfern; ed. for a is ma to la supponsed mat
Sir Allen :Alo N repr,enttit.iinn can rtredi
Wheat,. Administrator.% came into power there
rea. um a •.Vrtig in the ihtrty Forewn Ititsswits
not,titesitril by the Lusted conies, not s Whor
Leg the or Mamba!, thainct 4tunn, , y, (\ A t,
j lector. Naval Officer, Isispector, ftece.ver of
I or Aloheyr, li.cgatter, Sc.; not a Whig ailing a
I Post Office the etnoluments of 'shush Wale worthy
I the alleaLeu ore 1.330341:0043 pito4llo, ertronly
. 1
he noturriete tact tlilisix au (Alice of the class womb requires the
strength to per titiivlns'es ...Is,. toe • incarrhent to pass the urdeal of the Senate. At
~,, A “ Warksagtou.two Auditurs.whow whole •uult I, v.•••
ir,, s•ce spent is otluie, and whose knowledge of'
popular rule. no popular , , o , aua , l , ' , room t rait the pir,ui...r Sours of their bureaus rendered their
ably Le diwetrousi to the party 1100 la; I retentrcit de, raid, have been successively spared
by lackeort, hoe Ouren, sod Polk, as mmtuntenta
of Democrat, liberality, though, in fact, connate
nag. under the feu mwankes, exceottune which go
to prove thni yr, st,Ll.lOll vs the rale. A few sub
ordinate clerk. owsisi ifl the.r rr•prictive spheres,
and naalscit• ••il cur 'All , iyr by (acme who enaltett
to get iota wcped sled the horrscune ff —
The tags and Or-in.crutni Presidents turired
out every NA , rettid and Ins Want enemies,
among Ina 4W.1 loirly..•annot accuse him of ever
appumung ore I to othaa which a Democrat could
be found to ti sceaking generally. we may soy
w,th truth, th..l titexdfloes of that country were
coosidered rt. beyond the reach of the Whigs, or
much 30 as at : r acy were conatitauonally tnellgable,
A Whig w•isdd have stood c bettor Ck4eM'' of en'
cetviag an Executive appotrament at the handy el
the Emperor of Russia or the Grand Sultan than
at the hands of James K. Polk, the President of the
Dell:internee Pon y. —Lriti/iburg Vergentan.
change ;be .ent.noeul ol 11.• get, .h
Government. L.— .1 P. 4 n w.l hold 1,5
the tux, to pay rebethrio 4ee .wail toe levied, rind
me have too doubt they iotod There will
be no OUtbreal —no terl,4.l'mo tho otAcct
.ought OUL worth ettch 1. , klt.:C tt, :t
tnsue he beyond oconl.a,n,
llnurti, — Tb! 1V111;01 of 1.,..ph.e
were .11 euulev convent... at H.srne.burgh. .
the r-rt!. ts..e.n.eJ tee Iollow•ag
Uckel
•.:/ It. ft.:1:,,00.1, Om.
Pr:. L —Sleph.n Mziler
'1" , rus. —J y.t,.
s to the :qay. Can fla I - ..1 jllll
Kunkel, J. C timnberger.
The milowing resolution. were adopted ,
Resolved. That by thjsclection of such men
as Clayton. NI erecith, Ewing, Gollanner, and I
Preston, or his Cabinet advlsers. by his appoint-
meats throughout the rnmn, and by Ms evident
anxiety to t t ntimpate on every occasion the p.p.,-
lar wishes, Genera: Zachary Taylor ban evinced
sound Indgment, great sagacity and a grateful up
precinuon of a maturity of the people.
Releirel, That General Tailor has done nosh
lag but what the petite interest demanded and his
friends desired, in removing from office the rrmi
canary editors and humbug orator. 01 the Loco
toeo party.
Rionlival, That .11 making these removals t imi
Taylor ha, vobited 110 [Order., but an. sour y
•indieated the cause of good government, nod
done Justice to worthy nod intelligent citizens,
who have been long excluded try unparalled Lo
cofoco proscription from any share in the gov
ernment patronage.
Resotrad, rant we have unabated confidence
in the integrity and patriotism of General Tnylor
and his Cabinet, and that we look forward to the
manhood °this Ada...traitor% with high holes
fur the country and its prosperity.
Resolved That the wire suggenimus, and prnc
ttcaLplacis of Governor Johnstan, or the reduction
of the State Debt,by the establishment of a S
ng Fund—the completion al our system of Inter
aid Improvements-.-the re-issue of the Relief
Notea--the payment of the State Debt—and the
abohnon of the annual Milian farce, unernagly
indicate him as the “Pilot who can weather the
!norm' and make his Whig altdminintratton sn
epoch no the annals of Pentopylynnia.
Resolved, That the present valve of State Stock
—the recent premium loan to the Commonwealth
—the prunes et Pennsylvania extorted from even
the aristocranc Journals of England, 'dove that eon.
fidence In our people is restored--our credit once
rnnre goad—and that. by Whig Statesmanship, the
old Keystone ls tint among the glorious States of
the confederacy.
&wives!, That we emphatically ap prove of the
"potions of Governor Johnttan in his annual Mee.
sage, that the Titrof of 12 should he roestablish
ed, and Slavery prohibited. to New Mexico and
California, and we firmly helteve that the prosper
ity of our State depends on the usloyition of the
firmer, and the pence of the nation on the •dop
-1 um, at the latter measure
Ressimicf:That the brazen-laced effrontery of acme
of the Loccfocia lenders to charging on General
Power, the Whig Canal Comatiraloner, extrava
gance and corruption to the management of the
Public Works, when these Works have constantly
amen 1075 been in the hands of the L000113V.,
to
an evidence that these men are as destitute of
shame as they ore of honor and honesty.
Wheeling is eetpunly making rapid strides tow
ards becoming ri - e.ty of considerable notoriety.
We learned yesterday that sites had been select
ed within the limits of the city for the erection of
two additional Rolling Mills and two Class Hous
es, by comp.:nes possessing the preenSary capital
and enterprise to hove them in operation during
the present summer or coining fall. With these
Improvements, we shall then hove erected in l 040,
within the ray limits, the following public betide
ings, via Three large Rolling Mills, two Foun
dries, three Glass Works, n Female Seminary,
four Ward Faille School Houses, and two tire
Churches. To theme we might add, a bridge
across the Ohm, one ecross Wheeling erect:, and
extensive Gas Weil. The latter we hope to
I see finished some Lane during the winter or easily
welt spring. We also learn, that during the Fee
-1
eat SCI./11, over tine hundred and fifty private
dwellings will tie erected in the city.-- Wher/ing
Gazer,.
The odivers at the reamer Tamerlane, down
from the Missoort river, report that stream rising
rapidly, and from indica.ions it is supposed)) be
the annual June rise. Already the upper streams
are full—almost to overdo wing. The Tamerlane
brought down two or three passengers Iron, the
Plaine. They confirm the end accounts that we
have had relative to the progress of the CaMorale
emigrants. The majonty of them are advancing
but lamely, and. are almost daily meeting with dis
aster of Coma hind, or the shape of broken down
wagons, and deaths from cholera, of which num
bers are dying. They are often annoyed by the
depredations of the Indians, having a conisiderable
number of their mules and cattle stolen and driv
en olf. The supply of forage, and of water on the
route, it in believed, from all that could be foamed,
is abundant. The health of the towns and country
Fencrally along the Missouri river, Is pretty good.
The cholera having almost entirely disappeared.—
St. Louis" Unum,Jurte 7.
The Dteeltfai Coantlost
We extract the following remark!! from an edi•
tonal article in the New 'fort Tribune, on the
late Coalition of Atiolitioniate and Locofocoa in
Vermont, and commend them to the attention of
every reader :
"How comes it that the Loco Pones of Verfnont,
Wisconsin and Connecticut bare all at once re
nounced the doctrines of their late leader Can
and taken ground in favor of the positive statutory
prohibition of slavery in the Territories , How
come they to take ground so heartily in favor of
Land Refivin and other Progressive measures , Ii
this deference to the might of ideas were general,
far he it frvin us to discredit it; but when we see
It confined to those States wherein that party ea
have no ralonal hope of success save, through th
nid of the Abolittocusts, how can we help uncle
standing it , It a manifestly the old trick—
•When the devil was 'irk, the devil a monk would he
but whenever he teals hearty and strong, lie has
no notion of it. Just across the Connecticut, ia
New Hampshire, the sham Democracy ore strong
enough to succeed without extraneous aid. and
them we ..iee no fraternizing, hear, no Land
Reform professions. There the dominant party
clearly detest a Van Buren Free Boiler far more
than a Taylor Whig. Can any one fail to perceive
the grounds of this discrepancy?
It is reniirkable that the Vermont coalition pre
serve a studied silence with regard to the Tariff,
and declare the old controversies reapecting a Na•
hone! Batik, Ste. completely at rest, so as to form
.no excuse for further division or demarcation.—
What a marvel that this was never dtscovered by
the Loco Foca party in any other State ' Wher
ever a vote can he made by playing upon popular
prejudices against a U. S. Bank, we have the old
st:ry annually repeated, but Vermont to to be car
ried only by the aid of those who were Whigs
throughout the currency struggle, and there the
Bank bughear is unceremoniously hitched over
board' It is no longer "available!" The coalition
load their :raft very lightly, and are careful to lake
aboard as rew reminiscences as Fossilile.
The man reliance of this new combination Is
the averment that the present Administration la
vers the Extension of Slnvery into the newly ac
quired Terrttartes. This charge is sustained by
tact, and , contradicted by many. That the Preo
ideut and his Southern advisers would greatly pre.
ler that :lie question should settle Itself, and id
obviate n 1; pretexts for sectional distractlon and
alienation. we do not doubt; but that a entitle net
;of the New Administration has been impelled by
a desire to weal' the domain 01 slavery, we have
seen no reason to believe, end do nut believe. The
Presideni is plainly anxious so to discharge his
duty An to merit the approbation at the whole
American People, and thus far has dean well. His
um'
reprehensible act in the toleration extended
to the fraud which made E. A. Hatmenran a Pleb
poteattary to Berlin after Mr. Polk's legal right to
nominate had expired, and when there was no quo
rum of tae Senate to confirm; and even that has
been redeemed by the firmness with w Inch be has
reatsted combat:Wort and Importunity in making
h i s o wn I I.plontatte appolniment!, tatitsbng on
ness at the find and eontrolling ronnuteration. Gen.
Tmdur is tic lavorite with us, but we ne v er doubt
ed his h' testy, nod lie has evinced higher posh
' ties in ode than we believed bunt possessed of.--
And ;t d. rn seem unfair that his A dintotstratton
should he embarrassed td the outset by fartems
iciterieS nattiest lt nt the North an too So,thern
while it u• successfully Assailed nt the South as ton
Northern, as the VlnAtnta Election demonstrates
If Vermeilt should now strike hands with Virstnia
tu opposdpin, a would be to her soar a morbtina•
'
into. to the C. entry a misfortune. But we tr sl
she will not so stulttiy herself"
. re.potoden., of the Ba.uenure
WAsursurt,, June 12th, 1519
iie •II r imbue :5 to appear tomorrow. The
of the Red Repishilicanteim, but of
Aim r.. ...puhlieen.sm, as I gather trom Its pro•
•p•.•i.,• i• protetews a broad candor a plillo•
s . ...deratton . • chstnterested independence,
ai, tit tustice--and I have no doubt that its
n editors will use every effort totting
iiail t., (het almost superhuman standard. If it
funiiita.ns the principles of the Allmon lettere of
the Loitia.mis platform, mud of the Inaugural ad
dress a will come about as near to the standard
ot -;he unit mode perfect. . as can he expected
(mm merit mortality.
I learn to day that the Republo has already
hero employed es a vehicle of tar publication oi
the laws This %mil alone impart to it the odor of
rain-mine. i bough without as profit It is not dea
t,uel I woo.. to wield ihe broken imoptre , and I
cannot ho hiqieve test It artfi, ere long, receive
from the Government the same substantml marks
of contldence and favor tout It has already reedy
ed tftun the American puhbo
I learn that the president of the Waslimgton
Moutimeni Associat.on, Hon. E. Whittlesey has
declined ' , meow, env compensation for his ver•
vi as preaulent, since his appointment ea brat
rointart.l'er of the treasury, though he continues
to lent std and I,uulen.ce to the great afect
of the asvocmtion.
Co.. Buirou's Skha.l.ti —The Bahrmote A
lean, speaklng el Mr Benton's rpeecA, says.
A publw man wax never more thoroughly pros..
rated that, ts Mr. Cabman under the veatatFeas
and conetusite Mows dealt him by the unsparmg
hand Cl h.tte.;--blown which carry with them'tne
welght of facia. and which Arc such
inorough gcasl wdl that no part ot , their full tort. e
.
or Dl.lll.—Horron accumulate
the West. Femme anti disease are sweeping
way the people in nayrtarle. The Protestant el
gy, joined by the Roman Catholic, tmplure and I
their !wearable docks; the gentry and middle-via
es ere fast pinking to the lowest level, some sill
eat people beer the appeals on Itched of the utt.
ly destitute, but their tionntions are instantly ew.
lowed up, while the cries continue for ''lato
"lucre," and death seems the only certaln mea
of relief. A wetter in the Freeman's ..IJurnal Sc
)'tin my way hero I called at Bailment., Loogh
rea and Galway. The first mentiooed omit
found a vast lioa_pital, having 12 or 14 ..auxiltu
Poor-Houses. They ate uttunied in every pas
the town, consequedlly yon cannot go to nay I.IJ
trait without coming in contact with a thole
Hospital. A person from Ahascsigh, a small too
about five md ro tram Ilaltinaaloe, contracted for t
aupplying of coffins for that Union, and such 6
been the demand for the last month, that he ei
ployed 411 men saw.na boards and At uaihng the
together. Notwithatandlog that number coastal
ly nt work, (even on Sundays.) the Guardians b
to engage an add/num] contractor. With M.
united cicala., and the numerous Wall - employed
by them, they ore scarcely able to keep a oath
ment number ready. Many of your readers cap
have no idea of the description doodles they are.
The boards are nailed together to the same way
bore, conamlatali yellow atop are Beat to the coon.
try by the Liverpool manufacturer, but not with
as much Care (WahOtit planing or painting ) You
ono judge whet number 70 or SO men would pee.
yarn' daily."
JOB PRINTING.
LI. ILA DS, CA RIZS, CIRCULARS
Mail, RI,. Bollslading, lading, Cum . roul, L.sto
Hoer, et.4..1e, Lent., VlerTteerme,
,
Printed at t
(-
ee shorten nottne, at low prices, .t
U.
deZI li•cerrm ) m. THIRD moan.
Improyentents In lacUllstrr.
DR 4 tISTKAILYS, late Of Bosu), is prepared
ouniintuenite and set Ilhiseit Tenn in whole Rod part.
upon SuCtlon on ALinolphcric Sue.n Pim.*
Tioriturits ruse. in Viva where the beret
...Kinnard shims nod residence anti door in die Filmy
or's office, Fnurin street, Pittsburgh.
Rlrsa to—J. li. WFaddesh F. 11. Eaton 'alio
raestiesi Lemon 5041.4.1/-14cpared by 1 W Belly
wtwanr stwet, n V , and for sale by A. Jayvee, No
7V Fourth .bent Th. will be loved a dettratial orb
eta of beverage tv faealtes, mad paNirularly for are
roome.
LiA/LEICet Ilnoua. -Art Improved Chacolam prep
nun. Leong aelolliaol,ll ol . l of Coro. oul, tramcar+,
•‘goroopy pdro.obb. tecommtbded pa
unarly tut Ott 01,40. Prepared by W Maier, bore
ter, , and tor sale by A.. JAYNES, at the P.
Tea Stoic, Pin 70 Fourth ct metal
W. et. Wright. M. D., Dentist.
tape), end reeideqcs op FQ4lrth
opi.u.we the ritiablargo Hank. tat
Cll. h.... O . CJOCk.I4 IN A)l., at
.•••• !rum o'clurk tat:.
•_
Fire and Illartne ineatence.--Tuet Pirrs
sussouVlG•l,o3 &MD Fl. INSULACIII
•
chartered luZtl—ronttnues to tusure, upon Iv d
sertpuon of property, the bumf rarer
Urrurr., No 21 street
SAMUEL INJEMLY, Pos'i
HOblltl F1N31,1, Beet. myoutilm,
-
6x" .1 H. We 113401 Win be 111P90 ,,,, / fee .M
,Or lrcncrel, SI We enstung clectum
FOALS tar♦nar
zabc . Juuc W, V. --dawttlT
luniairomicri try nix Liu., tit one of the mow eon]
mon, welt as the most formidable diseases kuowo
to Amerteast phyamians ft has to nocast tailed to
minuet the otovert summon Imm the Faculty in all
quarter , of the Union. Still. however, thootsods an
nually person, and thonamide mum Or, made to feel
Uie bordeasome by this discs.. The propnemrs of
Live; Pills feet confident that May offer to
tut afflicted a remedy which tuna has Mated, and ham
110VOl tailed of mace*at when a fair trial boo been gi
ven it Call and Fuchs.* a boa at the Drug Stars of
piladaved J ICIOII k 90
LIST OF LETTELES
R .
EMAININO a Pirtabwrat Peer offi from the
lat of Pam to th the 15th er.Tazie, 1649. ce Persona
calling Oar Lenera, will please say they ve advertised.
EMIZEIM
A
Adams Ann 6 Alum Calamine Ariake , . Mary
An.." o "( L L M.
Bailey Mary Berlin Elisabeth Button Mang
BaWoe Mary Best Elisabeth .1 Brooks Catil'e
Baldwin Eliza Barnett Sarah Brooks E Maas
Baker Mary Elllngslyant Brooks Eliza
Barry Barnet Black Harriet Brown AI iss
Barton Mail, Bond flannel Bums. Elis M
Bayne J Flonebraka Filis'h Burrell Matilda
Beek Manna S Hartland Marg'l Byrn °tiros
Beer Nancy Boggs flarrset
Beers Saran Bnetnne Ca
Caldwell Rachel Conner Cathle Cox Mrs
Cameroon Elo.'bh Cook Alary Ann Crexer Mary
Collins Sarah A Corcoran M A P Culp Mr.
Comerman Carle
Daykin Franeetatitteher Martha ADorts Isabella
Davis Elionbeitt Donnley emitle L Dougherty Ebb
Dean Sarah Donnorrot hlary &DoughertY Mary 1
Dearing anti E Donnovan • Mary Dona. Bitagel
Denny Wily Donoghue Mary !Downs Mary
Dtekson Sarah Donnelly Mary R Ditoeoll Mato%
Dttworth Ilary .1 Doren Ellen M
Nt •
File Harriet N Edwards Sarah
Ewalt Jane Egan Julia
Fairborn Mary A natter Alatodalei-mourn Su-
Fadd I:Limbed) Flowers tears'. van
Flanigan Alary Fitch Lydia A Forrest NII
Forney Mary L Folk Eve Frampton A/'O'
Galbreath isabelaGormly Sarah Graham 01.vere
Gallagher Cath'e Gregg Bridget Graham Ellitth
Gardner Mary A liner Ann
Glenn LOU]. Oro-ran Fanny
•
Hagan Biddy Flame Rachel !letting Hannah
Hamill
Mmy Hue Hannah Hinter Marta
Mui Hulett Matilda Hid Ann
linllllll Rose Ann Hari Elivabeth HMI. Jun
Hanna Mu Hayes Mu littchoook Mug
Hamilton Eliv'htb Henin Matilda Hopper Saran
Irvin 017.
Jackron Sarah Jones Lydro A Johnson Muter
Jordan M. lien Jon. Sallie A
Justus Mary I Johnson Susan K Johnston Matt
Jones Marsh S Johnston Sarah
Jose• Martha Johnston Elise
Kearns Celine Kelly Sarah Kerr Aun
Keller Elisabeth Kennedy Mary Kerr Mary J
Kellar Sarah Kennedy Dile Kenganlary
Kelly Meley Kernel. Nancy KIEel Frances
Kilgore Leuttn Klnkead Mona 1
Lady Hain. leentng DI Mine Lonergan Ellen
Ltertatore Klan Lenin arg't Li Loather Mary
Lentesty Matilda Logan Elisabeth Lynch Mary
ht,or Mory I. May Agnes R Morrow lane
Mallon Mangy) Miller hire Meer Milo)
!tient:. Mary latte Miller Margaret Moore Ann
Martlnrwurt Mad•Mlllrt Ann Mat.• Mullen )1 It
owe 'Awe. Mars Murdiet Ch. 11 0 .1
Maxwell Mr' Murray Jlllll. C MunlockC NV Mr
Ma•tw , ; l Au,. Murray Mary
• .
NlcAtne ch,,,k.thMeDowell Elt‘A. Mel.Arrcn Elan
MeCandle. Alta twat Itetti
tbn `act...,ty Sarah J Alchatoptlatt Jo
MCarin , y Cialta.Mcla.t. Ann 3.0011.
rut, MeGt-han Ntarin Met.aurldtto Man
Nl,Cartney C . McGraw St/nth nnh
ha IntoFh lent, IlaMcMahon Mar
MeClArty Ellen C garet E
Mt•Cht.l..y Mary McKee Lydia 111 M.:Manner. 1111 l
Sit-r4tekey Ada McKee Mary ny
~,,.. AlcEennn Ann Molltsl,l Mar,
M,1 . n.1y '...tArnit 51cEntglit Cnitm•MctMurry Catbn
Mt.Curdy FAlfil
c c u t a
e I.
m,,,ougb t.., McLtn R achel
Mr.Sp
atdrrt Jtn
ppn e
Mr.
Mr Eaddca Alm y
fgeorril Mar, NoPolk ! . ..1/3
0
Ors Aon B 'note tPlan - MU Ibnncit t tut •
Faker ‘leaguer Panercon Eer. hue p r , NI"
Proc hard Rhoda
I taT•er Ledi• Peck Saran
Yliif Marla Pre( Martha
PoOctron it I. AlraPhilhp•
Ltuarg Sarah
fluatai Ilrheceaß iticharthon:Janc
radon
(oar,
Reed to .toL Rindon Catharine
Soenar Nary itherdan Cath• e snodgrae•
S•aryer Mr , JohnSinnot Mnrn P Sonic NI, Geo
'ice. ;Margaret Steer I:litabeth Sp•reo Slaty
toowt NIUTy Steer Eliraheth A Spencer Snean S
:cow, Bodret Striottley Saean Ntllff• C itabelf.
Se•rrorth Enna Satoh Ann Stearn. Mary A
loon Smith Dorea• Street Arna• V
Shaer I , ,,rabeth Serinh Mamba I Sartorkert
tLbrpar.lMatodaßSrtuth Rebecca nen
Szeretison at
TV! Fanny Thoravola Sarah Toy , Mar.
Thompaon Sarah E Torley Janc
Ibkorpon Mary Prorley M M,t. Tyler Ann
Wageheld Caro Whouer Aclatone Witham, Ellen
h„, Weer Margaret Wilson Bet•y
Waliace Conk r WIC( Khz• 1 WoOdro. ih
Mi ga t eath r A Warns J K Wood. Mary Jan
Wbreoer Reno, Withanta f: S Mr•Waniter Ettra
Whorl:Ll% "..c ran NVtlhalna CS Mrs
Ackley Be , rt Mien RoI 2 Anthony filichact
Ad., Henn or A :lender Sant' Appleton Cti
. o .Arder.ou Huhn A 7.tstr Ogg J., i
Ad•rut John 2 Anderson Wut Atlnstrodg John
A4antt AuJerannsJsa II Arowtrong 'Watt
etly Inon-‘s A•icrw PO,
Adam. H t A LHLotty Ile n y
Adtm• A A Antkanutz Ham] I. A...worth Step
Balungtotk Mot Blverone Hntltn
Btu. v H 55 lltnebarn i.. Ilrladlc Haut
Wan. Jot Bloke hnoftnid 1 BrlnChtey Geo
Baur ter lan 55 Hint 'Mot Berney Dan!
Batehelor n• 1 Hakvnlllll /cram. lirenthavet
Marty Mwhae: tiswan NV Brartstrop iris IV
Ita.rter Rtr r. 4 13.. veers Chao Ural Mart.,
Barnett Chas Bourne Eloth Brody John
Bar,. S H Itallet A Cohen Broughton ABA
Barr lay Wel lotwwl. Som. (limn Den,. 1
Barren Pawn. \ Hatre J C Brook
Bur Roan 1 1 Bonfield NVeyr ey HtrOk iota°
Baryows s Hcriterliother Jae.. Brown'. Along.
Hun: , .. Wm Byer Thos Brad Wm
Kell ',lntros Boyd Was Broad we't C H
[WI Bell rioggets Chas I. Bruton nos 1
Beatty las lioarars C Burnt Front,
Heart, IA tote/ 3' Buchanan Hart i Boma ttorn
Beatty Flan,* II littPhana” h Burns Thn.
Ite,ker John Pun 'root J Butler kl
It•auchamp 1•a Brown /olio Butler John P
doe. 13,syn I Hp....LHU,[l33ed .1
Para., ()wild et'Ptt , N Ruin nC
Bedoll Win I Brown hool, Boater John
IS hit O r
al" own Ales Haritludea /I
Best rt .lon Borne P•trtek
Bert \\m I' Bradlord Thos Burchfield Edwnt
Boomer sAnt Brine Wm H
Iterthand Frank Braekenndge Ed Byrne Bernari
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Bennett But
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nne J•• 'miner John a t °sod) , Cho.
Calhoun John t Union Abr., Cowman Th.,
Janet /as I' i:oebran JohnT 2 Cox Joshua F
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Carprlner Daol F (or e Alliee to.
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tjarrol Too. Colima Win $ ('rug Henn
Cant( Nlannew Colima John I,:rr.na Gr
Carrot , Ali, mast Cotes Nathl Craft Naibnitle I
Caton Lew,s COICOIIIGeo t-rawford Joon
Campbell Jo. Colvin Jo.ph Crawford AC o
Camp...ell Yorker Cinaughton John Crawford
Conga.: I John \\ CoUtlei A C Crawford
Campbell Jan Comerford F.genoCrellAn !as
Camplw•l T 1.04 J Crttly Paul
Charleyr Crinevetl las 2 Criswell R
Chown- Martin Conrod Elias Cron* Wm
Chelloll ( .en PC Cooley Semi Cori Geo
Chershow t 'ook Dan! Corte John
Chamber. John' Conklin John N Curtis Nteholas
Claoer Y T Connell John Curley John
i'lar(Sinti John Comstock AlrnomiCuronno•
I 7 at li,nt Amy PI
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Coustatit H Gavdy Alex Cunningham The,
,Tark Rtehd Cornwell Monroe Culbertson John
art Sheleon Y. ....ear. John W 2
Davison Din Dennison Hugh Dugan Hob,
Daniel Thos Demon Maator Durach Julio
I.lc T Diehl L'brisitan lainlay Dia
Davis 12 2 Dogartiony J. Durbin 'Hugh
Davis Jona oleo 2 Dow Ch. Duncan Archibald
Da•is Th. Doran George I
Davis Dovit/ R Donnelly Hey ti Duncan J.
Davis Henry 1 Donnell John 11 Duncan Thus
Davis John Dorary \V H Dunn Michael ::
Davis Waiiiin Donlan Jcs Dann M.
Davis Davit F. D i unatnond ACo Dunn Patrick
Davis David Drummond John Dunlap David
Drewiller David ."Dreyer ~ c atiga Dunlap Wen Al
licone v Thos bully :Homy or Dushaur Rube A
Doan Ini 2 Dant Dunn John
tine. 1 Donor Titus Dugan Hugh Dunn Thu.
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Farrell Pairiet Fitch Falw Forsyth John NI
Ferguson "FllO4 }latch, J.. Void Pater
Furguaosi Sarni Flu. Richd Foley Patk
Fencher Jai Flack John Frit, is Co
Fridley 1 Flanigan John Fro( Hiram
Fridley Jet Vianigan Mobil Frew Jeremiah
Fruiter Jahn V PlanAgan Park Freese Isaac
Finnete John Flanigan 1 El Frizacil John b
Farpairick Hugh Flanigan F C Frenoti J.
Fiirgarold John V. Flinn Ina Freed David
Fuger°ld II Flanigan Patrick Funk Jacob
Fitagerold Mich! Flevning ,' Fallon, Wm
Fidler John
Calla Fan Damd umalnat lieurge Weer Al.
Gallagher Jea 3 Giletmet Adam Cedar Damd
C. devisee Yet-, liEllesme Dan! Gregg Them
I alMeath Jan Gddemew Flix Gin) E Burzlett
Oallatm A It (;11.0A Wm Gray 0 F. H & C.
Palma las Wes Jaa Gray ♦le;
Gallmaa) daml lidbatt Hark Urahnln Hula
rwnrln John Glancy MAchael Graham Geo
..tarthwuor Rll Gaowm tsaml Graham Staff
~artteil Hems C Gogan Wm Graham 1,93.1
Gerry John A Gordon A RatlnGTOrah‘h WO.
tisuanen Riend Gordon & Heath Onthth Griffith
Garvey Win Goodman Patrick Groves J
Garrett 1 F Greene Alfred Grumpy Michael
Gsrnson Isms , Greens Edwin 1 Gunning Wm
Gantt Alex Greenwood Jos W Graham
Halpto John Hay Jas Ilmige A C
lima:anon Rev J /Hay A T Holmes John h
Hamilton eAvf l i rlet Henry Itoll John
Hann R early John .
Holy Thor II
Hornell Cleo Haden Andrew Horner Jhi
Hamersly EdonntVilentung Mattbevellough John
Hamel Pm NV Hough John F
Hamlet & Parker Henry Jae Iloomr Jos F
Finnan Thos Huey Jas Houton &tat
Honey Jos Henry Ittuall Hoye Sarni
Hart. H Hanthorn Main Iludsporth Ralph
Harm Thos Henderson Wm Htludson Wm LI
Manley Henry Henderson Thos allugh John
Harvey Wm C Itendrlxon Atna Hughes John
Harvey War neh Hugh. Thal
Harionga nos Herman II Hall Isaac
Hastings gold Harbert Wm Hallett Jas
H•stings John Ileuner John Humphreys Rev tv
Haslet, Wm it II:II Edson Homer Wm II
Husain. Wm G Hill Jacob Hunter Trios
Hawkins R L Hardy Chu E Hongemord Au.
Hayden Almah litnaladle Dud tut N
iipLiep Semi NV Hickey Prank Hooting ~14 H
}toys John Ilene Semi Hurry Geo
Hays Henry Hodge Chu
Irvin Semi Irvin Chao lean John
Irvin David Innii Wm Waster Caleb
Irvin Geo W v (ogles Jot A Ivory Jerenuah
Jett Wm Joh,niton Ansarm./clans Morgan
Jack Unsphrey Johnson Bernard Joins. Henry W
Jamb John Johnson Wm -Tones /mass
Jordan Peter Jones Darby Jones John T
Jobbing John Jones \Vm Z Jones Hugh
Johnston John Et Jones James Jonas David •
Johnston Dr Thos Jones Jonah
Johnston Rea 9 Jonas Sant]
Kane II T 0 Kellar PelLp Kelly Owen
Kennedy Jeence Keeling E A Kelly Frances
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Kennedy De H Keefer Dent Kiley Timothy
Kennedy Hld Keeney Fielding agile,. Thee
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Kennedy Mehl Kerr Dud King Seem H
Kearns John Kelly John • Kin
Keegan Thor Kelly Philip Ki.ll Ocorge
Kwe ' D. , Kelly Janus King Sureel
Keen Kelly :Kiehl Kinsey Thu
Keen Ruben Kelly Edwd Kinsey „John
' Kershaw Lawton Kelly Chu Kirke BC
K " g "' Wm Kelly Hugh Kiseaddln David
Laderty Rohl Lou E A Love James
lavabos Wm 2 Leatham Robt Loy Sand
Larkin John Leonard Muhl Lyon Gordon
Imning Joseph Logic .Wm Lynch P
Ll.lOll Flinch Looms, Chas E LoughreY Joxe?lt
Ldws Joseph Linton Wm Lodwiek E
Laughlin John Link Wm J Lynch Wm
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Mahoney Jan,. Miller A F Murphy Wm
Mahoney Joseph Miller Wm Murphy Sylvester
Mason Morgan Millar John Murphy K
Malarky Mich! Nlohan Paunch Murky Rev Nich
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31'Caun Hugh 3Plndre John D kPLaughlin Ber'd
31E0m:toll las T Halliard MlTaila M
M'Crea John Al'lnuash Enth`or 121 1 31111 ea David 2
Nl'Corrniek Initsfl Nl'lmoth Wm David
111.Ciosh Thomas NM. Hugh hTPberson John
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NE. , James WK. Lewis 31 11113heehy Pat
31'Cready George AlNnigto Henry lirWilliams Dunl
Nelson Cheer. 'stallion John Noble Henry A
Nelvon James D Newland Northwood Hugh
Nabb Richard A Ned.. Rao Norman James
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O'Donnell %twit] O'Connell Palk O'Sullivan Dant
Orden Froward O'Connor 1 B Ors Don Chas 11
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Perkituret Rohl nor Porter John
P., Beni K Penal". Mr Poole r John %V
Payer WiMein Pew Robert Poor Joatah
Younker, Wto Petrie Wits Pre liah
Palmer Henry Perch. Eyed Poem Jostah
Pottery*. John Phillips John M Pryor DT las M
Parker Mr Phillips Lake Priest John
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Parker Ch.. A Pitcher &ter V Prunty Patrick
Parker te. Forsyth Pettigrew B
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Rens Wm Rhodes Jacob Ross Henderson
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Ralston Andrew Rierrion W Roberts David
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Rees James Riddle! 1 B Thomas
Re, Witham Richard! Robert Hem 1 ll
Reese Thomas H Rice Dan Rogers John
Renroul W 9 Riclisnl. Chrism- Rogers Willsarn
Reirtgm CD 2 pher Bohemia, Rev.
Readier Jonah Reilly Phillip Alexander 99
Reynolds Mr Riley 'laic Robinson Thomas
Reed Ralph RlehardmnJanirtsflobinson J 1
Reed. Alien, Cox Rowley Deorge Robiomm Robert
A Cri wr Russell Eds.',
Reed George Roberts Daniel E Ryan William 3
Reed Edwin F Rook Alexander Reifflant H C
sample Chant- Skinner William Snow Jaoo h
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Selitnegari Rev NlSkinner W E Ehagg John
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Scott Alexander Smith P M Sts.rling
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Smbold George Smith 13 I
Sere Samuel 1 Smith Brunel Sloes Tha ,„ L „
Seymour R W Smith Alfred Stuart James 2
Sops., Thomas Smith Penman Stec art Wm NI
Soule George South Thomas Stevenson Wm
Souders Jacob B Smith George B Stephenson Geo lie
Shell John Y Smith George Stop' m Thomas
Shawhan Daniel Smith Geor ge W Snielfler S
Shields James Sinter C Co
Shields Nei,. Slit:snort nary Stoneberger .‘J•
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4 Jan Jan Spangler George Sitter Samuel
Sham, Thomas "genet John Swinton Junes
Siekmaii Samuel Sproul Matthew HSweeney Wm
`sillier Joseph sk Snider Joseph e Sweeney George
Co Snider John L 2 Bulhvau James
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Wanner ChromanWelah ',emisson Wilson Andrew
Halter 4:eoree F 4 Wilson Wm H
Walkup hl•rk . IVeloh Joseph Willson Rev Win
Waite. oh EY siislN'eydry Ch. V
Watoort Jame. West Franklin Wilson slimes P
Want Win Weeks George
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rVal . ,er James Weatherby Rev Williamson A C
Walser Win lames Wilkinson
Wallace ittay WmWhile James Wilkins Joshua '
Wallace Patrtcli %Vitae Wei Willer
Wallace Andrew Whim Dona Wickersham J.
Wallace A IJilt• \\lute Rakers P NV ill John
Wallace
Whiteman Joseph Wightman Sarni
Wallace Anita. White Andrew A Co
Ward /omit VVillrmrn Derm,s Windsor Francis
Wayland IF NVilliassis Robert Woodward J
wasn,g Ss, on srV Williams rhos Wolff Bernard
Watts W NVilhams Isaac Woods Caitit John
Wats.. I D William. Junes Wood, Grant oh
Wattton Geo I.V Wathin Co
Weaver Adam Wuhan. Daniel Wt.vv.&• Win
Weayrr And' I Williams John C Irrt , rhgg Wm
Welch Ste , Co W,'Jlams John El Wright Theodore
Wel,th I in. 11 - ilson Edward F
Wyanbrake John
Young toter Yonne Win ?oases lames
Young Join Young Wm!! Vases James
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M Morsels Lodge, No 320
Vt Clasr tscsige No 352
Csnesposon Lairs No 12
R S Coon.' N
C l, l t 3 Cor;stsrers
D Messenger No
Any Alopasby Physielon
Session of Presbytenan ChureA, Tertsperoneeville
Agerd of Lehsgh Testrisportassost Compane
Sehoos threctors ;th Ward
s. W B
Fort lassos:Roo 11”sslost Sons ot Temper:ince
I..se,o;:snetrillo do do
Lv curets. do do
l'istshorgh do do No 44
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SAML. ROSEBURG, P. M.
VJET °Price, Pittsburgh, lone 15, D 340,
LAroau a. irstur.Bin,
A TTORNk - :y AT 4ANY, Poud.b. stmet, near Brant.
paladf
TidA? HESS WANTED.
rtErh"'ib''ofrs borough
f lud
r ' rnotoemploy two Teacha to :re chago
of Ne Publte Scbools of the borough, for the ensuing
term, to commence about Me first of August next—
None but permute of good character, well recommend
ed, need apply. By order of the Board,
Aro Daum, Sec. WM HENRY, Prea
pddwMC,..—.lndiana Register.
I:ven. loeepn
KV•1111 R
JTUN I ATA BLOOMS-10 Was in store 4Pd Car ask
by lia.Z qatas, and Basin,
Ala near *Seventh street
•
INDR/11-2 ea - sit - Macon Sides and Shoulders,
CIL
M Obis No I Lord; t do Grouts; SD sks Feather.;
2 do Oiniuna; 2 do Flaxseed, to arrive; for sale by
mid IS !LIAO DICKEY 2r. CO, Foot st
ROUTTF.R-3 bbly fresh Roll Batter; 3 top do do,
EIR lan ding tram canal boas New Briton and tot
..ale by Rc.1,01 CO,
,016 Llborty
PTI WIN SQA P--119 bxe 1 Remo Soap, rest'd rend
. for se,e by rial 6 It ROBISON et CO
I"cb,„ NS -41 Lb'7 4 l k e i rge Pec.s a r i e t a i r o d N ille side
CO
VRTINIIIOW GLASS-100 bra 11110 Window Clan;
V y so i.s. eaeorted sues, reed sod (or sale by
geld R ROHISON!‘. CO
ASH—dO dos %Vaudois , Saab, assorted sizes, reed
C and for sale by rata R ROBISON /a co.
ISH-. bbl, Shad and HeOin{, on bond •nd lbr
•ltie by lola BROWN &CULBERTSON
TIIBACCO:— . ISO 6 . ansiXterinariv 4r/pds, oa
hand •nd for sale by
1 0111 !MOWN k Ult &FRTSON
'pi-:A S=l4o pages oung Wean, Ganpobrder and
It' •ch Testi; on hood and for sale by
iuln BROWN lk CULBERTSON
I oVEIONGPS SUGAR—A herb supply of Lover
inra crushed and puivenred Sager, mat ree'd
and for sale by toll BROWN 8. CULBERTSON
ISIPERIAL 3 PLY CARPETS-- Received dila day
at W. arClintoek's New Carpet Warehouse, No 75
Fourth street the latest improved patterns of a ply
Carpets, to which he Invites the attention of trio.
wishing to (dough Steamboats or flosses, es he le de
termined to seal sa lOW al oho be purchmsed in the
Fuss told — • W IVCLINTOCK
cgs A ps.;srity stasßpETs—W, Itl'Cllntook offers to
those wishing to furnish eleaniboats or Rouses, •
very nob Isar:alai.% Of Tapestry Brussels Carts, at
prices tower than eau be had in arty of the Esuero
cities. We 'write 01 to call and exatunte our large
sraartment before paratateg el
K,
told IT LINTOCR, No 75 Fourth st
BRUS.SEE§ - OSEPETS- - the largest uaortmeni of
Baluchi Carpets ever offered 01 This city, for ale
at the Yew Carpet Warehouse of W. id'Clintook, No
73 F ou rth Si, comprwitur the latent and [MLA idyl.,
and at price. lower than ever offered in the mutat.
Ali who want Brussels Carpets, should call tFfore
pure ...5 .I.cwhem. 1 1 41 Nv VaLorrocK
IvanNsrEa MICTEIsTeIt.7 - No 75
Fourth at, ute ri to purchase" the acme's and
rie cut style Ammeter Carpets ever offered in this
market, to which be Invitee the attention of porches.
err. late
Y ELVET PlLE—Very rich and ne .rear style Vol. vet Pile Carpets. for eats at the New Carpet 'VP.
room, No 75 Fourth street. between Newd and Dias-
GLASSES -20 bbl. and 100 half Obbi OSICOI3.
lent, fiir sale. jot° 2.1'011..L9 & ROE
M.' og—
POTASH—tO ...sks u store, for sale.
Jule M'OILLS & RO!.
THEATRE.
ndlanager•
Acrid° a= Swas M aaaaq
BENEFIT OF MA L. P. ROYS.—Orest Aimed.
Saroanar Erßano, Jeers IR, 164.9,
To commence with the celebrated drama of
LA TOUR DE NESLE, oa run CR... or Duro
Capt. Boreden Mr I. P. Rays.
Walter • -Mr. Prior
Margsre. Mrs. Madison.
Dance. by Mi. Homer I Dance, byJdaster Woad.
To conclude wtth the epleodid spectacle of the
BRIDE'S JOURNEY; ea tins Sarum Foam.
De Osaton —Mr. Rays.
Mazziolto Ur. Wood.
DRIED PPLF•A—W . 0 bushels, will be sold low to
close coucgmnenk jui6 M'OILLS & ROE
DOTTER- 32 kegs ,end 13 crooks May Boner. /11
Li {IOM ral6 BIVILLS & ROE
ARD-15 kegs No t Lard, for gala.
idl6 NVOLLLS dr ROE
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on the Estate of JOHN CARSON, late of Allegheny
county, deceased. All perm. Indebted to said estate
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INBUILANCEs
TMILE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSU
-1
RANCE COM PANY.—Othee, North Room of the
Esehange, Third sweet, Philadelphia
Ems Lonesact—Buildings, Merchandise and other
properly in TOWN end cOCKTIT, insured against loss Or
damage by fire at the lowest ram of prelims.
Mites= lissrusisca.—They slim Maar* Vessels, Car
goes and Freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or
special policies, as the assured may desire
letaeo Tssisssormanos. —The y also insure merchan
dise transported by Wagons, Railroad Cam, Canal
Boats and Steam Boats, on fliers and lakes, on the
most liberal terms
DIRECTORS—Joseph 11. Seer, Edmund A. Bonder,
John C Davis, Robert Burson, John R Pawnee, llama
eI Edwards, Geo 0 Lesper, Edward Darlington. Isaac
R. Davis, William Falwell, John Newlin, 1R M Hus
ton, James C Hand, Theophilus Pasildsng, H Jo u.
Broolm, Henry Sloan, H. Coaig, Howse Seirrill,
Spencer Malvaln, Charles Kelly, J 0 Johnson,
horn Hay, Dr 8 Thomas, John Seim., Woa. Eyoo,
DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH—D. T. Mor gan ,
Wns. Hanley, .100. T. Logan.
WILLIA)a MARTIN, President.
Rico •in S. Nacreous, Secretary.
ED- Office of the Company, No. 48 Water tames,
Pitt•buigh. Sil&dif P. A. M.kDEIRA, Agent.
Journal. American, Post, blemary, Diapatob,hbu-
Icle copy.
711i.Cartra flusgmtiadedi Look, Gate.
THE follovring Blank miter ,Improvementa have
bought the right of the Patentee, and have it in
use or ere preparing for um adoption, namely: MOROI).
',Meta Navigation Co., Pa.; Muskingum Older
Kentucky and Green River, Ky; Dee Hom,
Youghiogheny, Pa; Louisville and Portland Canal,
tatispensiou only,) Big Beaver Outlet Lock, N..
lot&divrttS HENRY !MARTY.
Neale* to the Stockholders of the Anon-
tie suld Ohio Telegraph Company.
The Artie. of Amami/dim' adopted by tiM Atlantic
and Ohio Telegraphic Company on the 3d of July;
1849, providing tha4tbe anneal meetings shall be held
in the city, of Philadelphia, on the first Wednesday in
June--artioh articles have been superseded by the
Ladoption of a Chaney passed at the /au session of Me
epslature, which provides for the annual meetings
being held on the third :Thursday of July—therefore
NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual meting
of the Funkholden of said Company, will be bald at
the Telegraph Oface, No 101 Chesnut greet, thuladel.
Mita, on Thursday. the 19th day of AM/ neat, at 10
&cloth, A. NI., for the transuetion of meta boaineas as
may then be laid before {{begat which time Nina Di
rector, will be elected id serve for the ensuing year,
as provided for in the Charter .
WKEE,
' • •
Pridadelph hl hP Secretary.
Y oangstow a and hew Critic Caged
Packet..
- 7-
packet BEAVER, Cep. Stanley, will lesve
ea.. regularly o Monday, Wednesday .d
Friday evenings at d F M, and arrive at Yo.fstown
nest morning at g n'el.k—returning, leaves lounge..
toe. Tuesday , Tharsday .d Saturday eventhgt at 4
p M., .d resell Beaver in time for the morning boat,
ALLEGHENY CLIPPER, anivlng at Pittsburgh at
19 o'clock.
The packet HAREAW AT, Cur. Downing, will
leave Beaver Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday OVtD,
mg, al 6 P. M., reducing, leave New Castle, Monday,
ik ednesday aud Prulay evenings ai dP. M. also 6011.
nelaw p i . th o the g i boa up t. Pd
cod=de,
har
mfine accomsttedaßous for poeseurrera, end tappers
ay rely co more punctuality end greater despuch
Mian tau helot r holm °bunted on these routes.
F.- hl..FrrCii A Co., Proprietors,
J. C Bidwell, Agent, Pittaburgh.
Btdwsll & Bro., " Beaver .
A D Jacobs, " Youngstown.
R. W. Cusaingham,"New Castle.
The elegant steadier, ALLEGHENY CLUPPER,rfi6
bare Beaver. daily ate A. M., and Pittsburgh. at R PI
M , runruag ILI connection with the above bout. Inls
IR Ter. j'or 11414.
O N e E rli P d A 4 loi ns • 2 Bolle 20 kol 31
tuck's la ' faT s e;cr, all tn, ;AO '
fiord.,
be self as a
blamer, irapplleation be made loon. They have only
been In µse about It months. For partmulars, bootee
if IL RAYS, Gasene ollee
UffriVilVE - 1.14611 - 1150(DV- - -ro - rinicfieert.
.es, for sale toy R E. SELL
jul4 SZ W st
RITE GLUE—I bbl Coopees bask 1A reed and
0 a 7 juli .R E SELLERS
L . , TURPENTOIE, Rosin and Thrums' OS. just
1.7 me': and ®'r gala by hal R E SELLERS
A PRICAN CAYENNE PEPPER, warranted pare
recelyed end for tale by
'pri4 A. E SELLZIS
("UNARY PEtod, Opkap, Caadbalidea Pow.dJakap,
Turkey Zdyrrh, Spsrinaded, A. Sada...just reed
an fRE sale by P. 1 4 q EsEuzzli
RASPT QuAss4-1 bpjlpar reed and for sale by
o 1 4 R E SELLERS
PCIR 4-191), "44 VAII7 I. :I4Es co,
1 -) ak 4
a/. NUTS—Sub bush to more and tafiVa by
P
HARDY, .I,ONES A CO
bbls to-day_lag i rr. c lii t tl ua
A P t3
DED APPI,- L ES- 20 sacks reoM cad for sale by
101 l ARMSTRONG tr. CROZER
BAO 4 casks rece i =w z Btoz.
.k. meowedin - 4 We by
1J OH ARAISTRONG A. CROZER
NEW IiERP,INC.--Zlbbh }UM reed end for sate by
lul4 ARMSTRONG & CROSS&
Air , • ssKS.—lmins—Tbe Crayon.
comprising The Prairie, Abbotsford, Namaland
els yl Complete in one volume—elekentli printed.
Carron—The Monasteries of Me Levant. Post Pvt.;
!Unmated.
. A volume of more than ordinary inkrtrod, relating a
seems of Mplit carious an often SW:WM
" • The field recopied by lbO volume is almost
entirely near.—Commercial Advertiser.
A book of gentlemanly, liberal, 'Masterly lateral,
which reminds as nos a little or Beckford , s Spanish Ex
cursions, or the vivid eastern saminiumeee of Eothen.
Literary World.
Cooper-04m odium of early vrorka)—Thu Spy,
revised, te. with new introduction and nolo. Com
plete 414 vo , L Uniform with Irvine* works. 61,10 e
The Spy and the Sketch-Book were the first Ameri
can books which were universally acknowledged to
tomato 1 performance as well ss a ritondse. We
well remember the enthusiasm with which the were
received, and the proud expecratioaa VOA IIFY
awakened among the liberal minded aka and the
patriotic at home, Irving was sopa eildwuri a WA; by
the aide of Goldsmith and Addison, and Cooper was
translated in every copp)ry of the continent where
any Lowest was fa(tp , titZTILIIIIIIL — Laterary
World For iale by D LOCKWOOD,
03 Word at
Ml= Z 1
Foote fe the Public,
le relation to that unrivalled family Salve,
GALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTBACTIII,
TESTIMONY of a respects,* Pkyaielam—Read
the following, addreucd to WY /Vitra, Mx. F. Mtr
ryweather, COmMuati
Ow:Mum AI, 19,1849.
Mc J on. of duty compels me le give my, tribute
to Diner's Pain Ex - muter. Be. opposed to smack.
ery and all nostrum having for their object sinister
out reallaing much good from the "King of
pain fialertn—l am Mdse.d to tender you this certifi
cate. I have used It in my family, in my prudery and
with all the happyard wonderful effects that could
possibly be imagbled. 11. J. Buonts,fiL El.
Dr. grade is the cantor partner of Brodie & Levi,
Drum..
inft=mckny Rluruw.tinrs.
The following testimonial comes Itc,na a source fa
miliar to many of those traveling on our %Veneta wa
ters. Mr. aline, the wekl mid rasenibly known pm.
pnetor of the Purkembuiz }Spiel, is husband to the
lady whose etigg . l . rs s anty,,,
wevatomi, Ya , April 13,.164d.
for
merly H'&4e7i Hsltay Chemist, tietit t'E n= g iu fo ty r-
Rheumatism which appeared c
so firmly seated us ° to
defy all ordinary appliances m allay the severe pain
attending It, was toduced .to try your Magical Pain
Extractor, and it having effected, almost as Irby opt.
gie, an munediate relief, and
old,
to all appearances
an entire and perfect cure, I ass induct km the bene
fit of others who may be afflicted with - pain, rimed by
any kind of idly:notation, to sie.in to you, declaring
Mat in my opinion, (w. d.. 1 "tool cuPetienco,
your Magical . l'am Extractor is tbe . moos valuable dim
covery premsnt age for the immediate a nd
ofhodily pain. It is an almost immediate and a per
fect ewe for Borne and braid,, and all external is.
flasontalkm.
Haying many aertneintaricee fanned by their visits
at my hesitiaturs hotel to this plate, 1 Imo supposed
by your showing them these fpW 44..5. It may possibly
be of benefit both to tbetb attd 104 " e -V:
lbozuurp GUIEC
onteman the kope that Mts. Glints snit pardon the
pubhcity pier to - her letter, as well on the WU* of
huattroty a. of its being the serest mode alhangia; a
to the notice of her friends.-11. D.w.rl-1
Feks Ost44.
Emma a. letieL
%Lyon,NO , 29. 1919..
fdr. Dailey - 9 have tried you Ns am Kmraelor in
• min of fekai, in my owe family, which a relieved
and eared in • very short lona*
_has tib yemye re ,
spoettnlly, JCL id. Ifoulto.
&amend Scalds, Piles, Snr• m a k.,
Breast, Eruptions, Boma sVo and ult
damtnistion, paid e medal to the pmeyilv,
of rhos unrivalled family ...Ivo- Butaitt tho
portion that you will me
etivob.44os ROM the le
700 wid Injured by Ma deleterlont erect* ro
of ilin
eomter!•l{ wivgs
road and .pply only tO dm Vinenior
H. Dam.av, GS Broadway, New York
thorised yam.. MIKA ISOFDAIV,
.? 1,5 r.al DMZ% Paull
P Setivrktia, B
IVitealina, Ye t i Janie. JaallifOrl; atairt
F. Idertrieathm, Wickman, 0, General De
N B.—to the overeat Barns and &lath ammo%
Me pain in a kw coNet Ittl4
W_Pd'OLIDiTO6I(
Hi John D. Doyle. Auctioneer.
Damaged Dry Hoods, r.
On Monday morning, June leth, at 10 o'clock, in t
thingatomercul Sales Rooms, corner of Wood an;
Fifth Meets, will be sold without reurve, for can 4
currency, on account of whom it may content—
Tea ease. of asserted Dry Goods, which ware enonv,
ly damaged by wet on the Pe.. canal, among which!
e super prints, furniture chintz, gingham+, bleache,l.
sad brown mnalins,Nebins, black and colored hosiery,
16 pea mosquito ban. cheeks,. iickings„ nets
i keens, cMhtellas, paruolet ladies glove., tape. PUM:
fans, cassimeres. jeans, superfine moths. Re.
At 2 o'clock,
Groceries, gaeoneunne, Pentium, An. '
boo wining, wrapping and wall paper . ; 1 do
raps and books, 1 piece Ingrid° carpeung, 6 !Seise
Young nylon Tel, D bits Vs manufactured tobaceni,
window curtains and festentrip, looking glauest
quoensware, shovels, spades, bogie, forks.
A large and general asatriroent of new and weft?,
bond household futint=e, Re.
Ale o'clock, •
•
Ready made clothing. boots, shorn, hardware,
tory, new and second hand searches, n retail nook :if
dry goods, de • jute .3
Haab, Paper, Spanish Segura, te.
Oa Someday evening, June 16th, at 8 oselook..kt
the Conunerclal Sales Room, corner of Wood and Da
streets, will be sold—
large collection of valueble books, embrneitig.
standard works m various departments of literalnk°,
funny and pocket bibles, lent and eau writing psfsy,
blank books, tenet articles, /kn.
20 b 22 eoPed o r Delalia seg.., quartet do Pillar
pe do; 12 do do half Spanish do.
Dad , JOHN D DAVI& Anti.:
—C. S. Porter.
NV. H. Cu.a
Indian, 1304 Car.oe at caution.
On Saturday anernoon, June lath, ad 3 o 'clo c k
front of the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner Woo
and Filth sti, will be sold, one Indian Bark Canototf
the larirest elan, which was Wended for ethibitionat
Waatungton city, made in the beat moaner, and of fla
most durable kind. jute JOHN D DAVIS,
2 strand hand Buggies of atution.
This morning at II o'elcock, in front of the CoMokl,r
es
eta! Sal Rooms, will be co ld—Two anbstantl2l ! N OV
finished weond hand Buggies, with (211114 tops. s ,
1016 JORN D DANIS, Ail,
19 splendid Breading Lou in the more of e'
of Aargheny, of mutton. •I'QoaY
On Tuesday afternoon, June WM, at 3oa
be sold on the premises, nineteen very vat
ing Lets, having each a (rout of YU feat • inside bail&
and extending bask 100 feet to to ally on FalaiLat..
subject to a ground rent of S9O per or fPI feet tqw --
property embraces some either too. snIMI. The elov•
sine. houses di the eity,:and:o6 .1 situations fo,ittbn•
to those 'suiting to make • per or. groat tmlaceOtttle
Terms at sale. ar Amble investment*
/HT. CAMPBELL, ,•
juli J C O
hl
m. o D f D AY C
On
‘t
rise co VAd ' thm .: i: ,... 2" f., Yrra'r tio7lll s"" lig, fun ! e".1110"1, Sm
ut 1 4. 0 . 0te;0 ek,
Stirs Room, corner of Wooo and
1M sold by order of Thome. Davolso teal Jauph ,
anock, Administrators of the loft A
Horbaeh doe eased—Forty shares Dank of PittW.girgb
.ms c o s h , par Awe..
JOHN D DAVIS, 401
4 7 41 ,. . f .ece
, Land. Sak ls acre, of excallent Cot4]and
%e c dn ..l 7l . ly, Jane 20th, at 9 o'eloc_lt, P. 61.,;}1.,61.,;}1 the
.atnm. V r
Bales Rooms, corner of Wood sod Ifillth
streets, will be sold by order of Alex. MMar,Ext - ,Ais.
signde of Rob . Sinelair, forty-five aims of eXkillant
anal and about forty-two acres of land, altnal&d. on
the bent of the Monongahela, opposite M'lfeelpett,
on hick is erected 9or 19 dwelling houses, *coal
roll roads, and other improvements for carryidg on
rile coal business. Terms at sail, -
pry JOHN 3) DAVIS, Attet
Far Mackinaw and Sande Bt. Nat Sl.
The splendid 'Ammer
1.11(.3110A11,
jaataicapt Stamm, tall' leave Dtati.l.alar
or Mackinaw, Scutt St Mar l
and
all Intermediate ports, on the smorrv-ma of bats
For Might or passage, apply to
D. A. EDDY & CO., darr9ta
Cleveland. lone 16-431
FOR CINCINNATI A
M ND LOULSViLLF4I
The splendid rut runMng amn r
31e hP an, Y ter A , lersla for
he above and all Intermedics:potty
011 Monday, tam last, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
For freight or passage apply on bard, r to
/MS
PET
& Cojit_s_
FOR - 2 — ANEEIVILLEr
Tha light draught Mesmer
COMET,
mni btave gth, for d. th y r* ...T. lm7
day, at 4 o'etock,
TM .ple,;•Oid Manar '•q:
SHESIANDO&H, •
Bowtorm, master, wilt leave' Alt the
at 10 o'clock, .1.., hi
ve and intermediate ports tits day
. r i
For fre//b. of passage apply on board, or tol
jeld PetTIOREW.!
CINCINNATI & PITTSBURG/a
W;
Mt .
g al a ir o lt
DAILY—PACKET LI E.
EBB well known line of splendid paseengellkause.
on to now composed of the lageStowdr&l,bes
hod and Washed, and mewl powerfW boaltaen - tho
amen of the Neat Every arm otrunodatirAcons.
fort that money can procure, has been prov pas
sengers. The Line.has been in operation forram
—hes carried • mi ll ion of people vritheed the I inja•
ry to Men persona. The bouts will be at th ;foal cle
Wood meet the day previaus to ratting, for the recep
tion of freight and the entry of pamenanra on die
te rir
r. In all cues Mma
a ssage money must ho in
advance. 0.
.
SUNDAY PACKET. •cr
The MAC NEWTON, Captain He P)31; int
leave Pinahargh every Sunday morning tt IWelockt;
Wheeling everylittniday evening at 10 £.1.• n
May 151817.
11:10111A - T — PirialliPN.
The MONONOAIIELA, Capt. Ikons, vein letaarttei,
burgh every Monday morning as lu &ulna; Wheilini
avert' Monday evening at 10t.
AcerketairlivEdire*
The HIBERNIA No. 3, Cam. J. Rumania, mill
Leave Pumbergh every_ Tuesday morning at 13,3043231
Wheeling Gamy Itmeday evening at tor.
wErniiatisvektior,T.
Tao NEW ENGLAND No. 2, Capt. S.
leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday mom 3at 12
o'clock; Wheeling every Wednesday evening' LOLL
TIFIDUSDAT PACKET.
The EIIiTLIJANT, Capt. Gun, aril) leiait Ezta
burgh Elam . Tharrtat morning u 10 o'cloeti . F~j , *bet my
every Thuraday evesuAg at 10,. IL
WILIDAN PAcaur.T.
Thai cuprat N 0.3, Capt. Pass Drivs,A,
Plicalturgh ovary Friday morning at 10e , eloi l i; Maw:
Ulu every Friday evening at 10 e. r.
SIURIEFEB. .118.11.A.BGBERIENTB 14314:18B Vs
MONONGIAITIALA ROUTE • Ci
Only 73 ltIlle• etaigllzOge
Via Brownsville and Crunberland to Bedtime
Philadelphia ri
yiIITEATI"UC't, and
P=m g rq U 0 8/Nr Cape
acobs; LOU'LS Card E Bounct4;:me now
makinsdoable daily tel
between , t •
ITTSBURGH AND BROWNSVII.I737.
The morning boat will leave the hlarinegatiele
Wharf, above the Bridge, daily at o'cloek precisely
Pamengere will take SUPERB COAOHtn aellroerna
villa In 3 o'clock, P. NI., and th e apleridid c at the
811 1 / I ROTO and Ohm Railroad, at Caudle 1, at fi
oclock,A. AL, and arrive iu Baltimore the e even.
lag, in ti me foe the evening line to Philad -' fa anO ,
Waahington any.
Fr OM Pittsburgh to Baltimore, only 32
510,241 k:
Mara
Faro '
From Pittsburgh to Philedelphia, only 40 keeasa
Fare
. .
- -
The everdng boat will lease at a o'clii -0 1, creeps Sun
day evening. Passengers by this taral ercv lodge o r ,
board in coreoruble mate Roams he Lew Oita, pass
over the mountains the following day in Rattern s buill
Coaches, and lodge the second ulglatin Cumberland. •
Passengers ham choice of Water Bteatubeli or Rail
Road between Baltimore. and Philaclelphir... and the
privilege of stopping at Cumberland and tlallintte,
and resuming Weis team at pleasure. Coultas char
tared to pasties to travel as they please. '
Wo o a , the loads and way billa for WI Couch
es in Use Pinsblugh *floes, (in order to surVtlare oat
turtling as Brownsoille,) It is therefore imkirtytav for
passemgan to gat stab tickets before going:An bored
of the twat, at oar office,
hlonoo dndgA a P h , ela
t H
o
p
p,
Water
weea, nd e as Cales How,
]. hDESRIMWnnat ,
Pittsburgh & LoutsvillsFuesAras
FOR CINCINNATI AND LOWS •
. . .. .. .. .. . .. .
l'ha
.1 424G1LM 1 11 Noi..i,
Haajef , morel', wilt leave . ler when
IlotormeLliate porn or, iVednes
day, the 6114 Ws; su. 10 o'olook a. ra. N .
Fos frcighl as p
li a.lis t r aa .ffi x .7. Ov
W al, or t k
Co:
1e..5 GEO B htIIANBERGZL
- - .
errrsnunoft al? Loumittz.: . , 4 cwinVg .
matt ‘Pl'ek" "aLEOR
Muon, a el, *rill leave i4 . *.
tall mut Louisville on 7 haralAs s
o'clock, A IL For feelleiLef ?usage
to 801111.%Wie., WILSO. CT
m
751 EA DULTENBEIIGER
Loglavillat and 'am Loads Pattka LID*.
1 1 11 Ell b. _ 1 . ,,yi 114119.
-
GiaAR TUESDAY PALKAI FOR STr. LOUL ,
The fine r., m0ww40....ar.
reamer ATLANTIS, ,-
Geo. W. Meta, matter qi ll leave
or the above end tattmettilike - parts
every Tnazday, al to o'clock, A. 110. t.',. .
Par freight or passase apply on Wald. at KI
E. E . Emu, No. W 7 GonettloW,
marSittlm
RFAULA/4 .3tr I raCiarli FUR . L 01.1 15
The floe fast rannlo , Fglasamaae
meas.! GEN. LA. '.. .-
A. Nortsersort,trtster,woe.aare bay
above and latersoediettrosta coa
ti !Nonni, at to o'clock, r
t at. A.,,
For 4.4 tore T , !pp , i on 0004,16
k- c• LIAO' , No 1= C..00,, , ft0r.
marl-dam idel
FOR WHEELING AND EICIDGEPONT, .
The near and substamOOrreirntes
HUDSON,
or Wen, master, edrfor Se
er
or
trips nerw.erl.K l3 o 6, l o '
Wheeling and Irridgepart She wlll leverqinsbrogre
on Wednaaday and Sunday.
--For (might or passage, apply en board:
FOR WHEELING A.NVEUNIM4—... •
TOO /tie comer • -
CINGEREL
..Thu retro
g ialLeme )v. Calhout .. ....S.Z 4 , s
Mondays_ and Thursday., ot 10
For Bergh% arilmage, az,,kls on board.'
SUNDAY .nt. TRIPS v.
huu TO LIELVE ,
jakerstye 10+0U5APP 3 . 0 .,..."'
&wilt to
ite.
torandng .t
Behmung,wlll arrrve at &elms. • dm _
RV. to Beaver and back, Twenll 4 ve
tti
a 1.:11 A Y ours iv stra.vrar,,
The steamer Benitrßil..›Wl leave
i . We wharf, opPortm tn. Wirtarroara.
. : :„„,.......5..g ., , , mi. Ik, ....7 „Univ.!? , 99naukg
• --- '• - 9 o'clock, for Beave r .
I leave Beaver at 1 delorn, P. nt, . arrive as
I &dont. Pare, Tmentrdro endm. " IN..
— flairal.n '.....
..' . .':
BO Munz.TernEmai
S. B ACIENn; . ~...,
oneteding and Connosinitm ?kb:r
asa; kas removed IA NO V From, tals44:9 CV O9 q
soltkoutirld ftpura -
,i 9idl
STEAM BOATS.

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