TilE PITTSBURGH WIZIctrE
PUEILISIILI) if Y Wan% ee:co.l
PIT TIS H1E711011. -
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 14,-1619
Theerstreee Dan:, Warms 111
I:4:Pn•Weekly, and p puh
Bee./
Danis per enitem; tbe Tri-Weekly Five Dliellar• pe d
asuman the Weekly is 'rero Dollen per annum, szeic9,
Is schemes. ,
.bFADvirgin), are earnesuy requested.to bmd
favore before Gr. K., SKii early in' the day z as
AXINT.KKW.M.,O not inserted sor.s_epeci
lied time will invariably becharged caul °Meted Out•
ANTEKASONIC AND WHIQ TICKET.
WII.TTA ISi HASLETT, of fiutler G:inaty.
HOBT. C. WALKER. or E.UxuhUtla Borough.
JOHN MILLER, oh t 4 harprhurgh,,,
CALEB LEE, of PRlaburrh.
WM. }SPY, of • , r St Claitr.
P Lt.
CARTER CURTI ,
lIONOT4Itt;fT4
filppeti St 0141"
JOAN MORRISON, of ',HopOtty,
of
JAN. MITCREI4 of Peebles. oom':
•tyi
WM. AL ARTIdCRS. of Picishinkri
corns.,
JOAN BYERS !;01 ..ll'
SIIBII7, ".
3, of Ptusbarib
S. HAYS,
Per Local 21 . ?Let•rs see sou pair...
eti sail poet for Telegr,liitido Nowa
ED AT Tkl OFFICE
QT A BOY WA
We have tenet • comumuicatton, signed
4 Councilman," defending the 14ion of Couneila .
nt relation to the ordinance par,44 f r redeemmg
the scrip nt par, nod replying to borne of the stile
s tom of a morning poper. WO regret Mat we
could not rind apace for it to daf',,trut will give it
to our neat.
Toe Wuxi:Enao r readers will
find the report of the Committeqran the Wheeling
Bridge an lnieresting and irnejrtrlllt dOCU
Although we regret that this strbject was not agi
tated at an earlier day, before tqa Bridge had ass
Ltr programed, yet, as it wilt,terottling to tEe
showing of the Committee, serignsly obstruct the
navigation of the Ohio river, it okEtt:to be resolute.
ly resisted by appeal to the legit tribunals of the
country. Such, we believe, design of the
Board of Trade.
RoMn.—Oor telegraphic despatches bring the
cheering intelligence that the I . ..tave Republicans
of Rome still hold out, notwitrdianding they ate
pressed on every hand, by 2:4160 veteran. French
soldiers, who have every meting:elf annoyance, at
their command. Who say, after this
that Rome is in pornet.."ainn of eCtew hundreds, or
thousands, of strangers, assati=iigt, and outlaws.
who have overawed the pecipinii'. We confess opt
utter astonishment at the persiveranCe and bra
very of the Romans. Sanely Men would not fight
in this way without they to It they were struggling
for the glorious boon of freedom end what Ares'
men they must have the leaders, men of indomita
ble perseverance andl vast rOsources! 'Success
in them, and disaster nrel dispel:he to the French'
The Post mud the Roman Republic.
We have been waiting, wi com.iderable r -
patience, until the editor of th4ost, to his articles
on the Platform of the late 4ctifueo State Con
vention, came to the one in reliltien to the effoits
of the Republicans of Europe 6 establish frtegoj
entments on the ruins of the °Wand corrupt mien-
Archie*. Although the Post hs.A heretofore Maul-
Mined the stillness of death ircielation to the des
perate struggles of the Roma.i,Repoblicami; yet
we thought, surely, when sucChn oeeasson offers,
the editor cannot avoid sayineiomethinginfav'br
of as worthy an effort u evei-'was rondo ty.tite
friends of freedom.
Well, the Post of yestord ny 'contiined ills •oetiele
is noes/ion, and although thepcsolution
sufficiently indefinite, yet the *marks of the edi
tor are still more so; The grOtest advocate for
the supreme tempthal power It( the Pope might
have written every word of in! Not a siligle hint
it given that the people of Itoch:ts are about ttl'be
brought under the t yolre whichffney have just sha
ken off. No sympathy is exPiessed .ft , r ttheth.—
No word of reproach uttered tfgainst their. iletpi
cable invaders, wEo r have co Pilpa ted beccrith
the tools of the abstilotists of*ror , .. The 'Re'
publicans of Rome are not chide mentioned, our
have they been, by this editO, .who some time.
mounts his Pepsins and wah to the very clouds
In his Insane rhapsodies about :liberty, equality, the
rights of the triaeseal&c. N0631:1G could enteed
him in expressions '9l ryalpatiri , ;or !.-aloud, dor
log the late troubles, or of indignation, for their
English oppressors, as he t: calls• them, but
he Ic as dumb as on oysteri:tilmot the Etonian
people, who have cstablothld a free-govern
anent and elected representagitie at , senibliee,alstr
about their invaders, who hay% come from another
part of Europe to meddle in i matter with which
they bad no business. And what are the causes
of compleint by the Irish, is Ornparison With tilt.
Romans! And what is the 'guilt 01 Eoglapd.in
comparison with Fnuice? y ,
Does any one ask for the c.e . :rt* of this cowardly
silence, while a people who #4tild be free, and
who deserve to be free, nredcrushed? No, it is
unnecessary. The Season is to evident. 'Every
body teems it It is on every body's tongue. •If the
editor wishes to know it, bis own consciertneWill
mist him to the knowledge:l . : while hie burning
cheeks, if he has sense of cellar:mine lea, will atti•et
to the depth oPhis degradation'.
THE POS INCOMHSTENCIES
The Po.t., of yesterday, has itie mat miserable
attempt to evade the force °tile exhibition we
gave on Thursday, of the editor's wilful, tole.
statements or gross ignoranceve have ever seen
Some of the most important points he has not even
noticed, where we coovicte& : , him of downright
falsehood in his statements. *limner these mis
statements proceeded from willful perversion,recl
less carelessness, or sheer ignorance, we leave
him to say, but blown charterer required some
apology or acloicrwledgemeriC' That ho made
these false statements, we m 44 clearly sliowdd,
and he makes no enamel to any them. . •
The editor tries to let doctu4ii party fricids,tis
easily as possible, by saying tkijitthe Whigs erinti.
pally composed the andienciPat the Taiitreneet
logs we quoted froin. Whi4Jsas that to do with
the subject, Did we not give.the mimes of the
officers of the meetings, the culpsnairreca oaresolo
dans, deed If Mega, m their for the Tariffat
tended to see what was delis, how does that
change the responsibility! TM) did not interfere
in any way. The meeting Market
.Place
after the Tariff of !Wei had pitOed the Hoime, was
• regular Locoloco meeting,Aelled by over one
hundred of the principal meff:,ef the party,. the
names of all of whorls we cadigive, if the-editor
desires it.
• We can show, by the mcM.:. indubitable testi
molly, if it is necessary, that frmn its passage, down
to its repeal, the Tariff of 1812-was as populist, in
Pennsylvania, among all porEcii, as any measure
which ever passed Congreski ,. . The Democratic
party was as load in its prole-114ml of antic . ..pi l low
to it as the Whigs, and any ingimation to the con
trary was treated as an insul4 During the deal
paign of 1844, they ewe it Upon their banter',
acknowledged it in their rezolukus, and continued
to 'sstain it, by every means iU their power, notil
party ties demanded their opposition. Mr. Harper
asks if they have not a right toichange their opio.
ions/ Certainly, if they can ; : - Ahoir a good and
sufficient reason therefor; was not or that
that we complained, but of tild editor's alutuseful
misrepresentations and peripirsions of histori
cal facts, which ware so glariSig that 'we wonder
bow he can hereafter expect. . to obtain the least
credence for any polities' statement he may Mike.
Facia YLVATIII.—Dcfeat Slaughter of an
Gepernalims Troops—By the :fission! at New Or.
leans of the Mexican echooneffilipe, Capt. Her
nandez, bur days from Sisal, the Picakune
oeived El Boletin, official of /Merida, to the 18th
uls. incluaive.
The Soletin, et the 15th, cnitains an nceoutit of' '
• sanguinary affair between tees Yocateco troops
and the Indians which took Wien at the distance
of &league from the town of Tutic, and in wilieh
ormer were rooted with great .lauestot. CA
Don. Jose Doloxea Paso., with hie detachment,
consisting of 535 mon, when distant one league
hum Tune, was intercepted by an overwhalmirg
form of-Indians, who attacked film with the great.
eat fury. After standing theirgiound hoot s ch i e ge ,
number was slain, the Yet:acmw fled teach/cell
Muir bafgagesanamundien,dacihs the hands ofthed
foes.
Of the whole detachment 4ly I h 7, with their
colonel, reached Sabah, carrying, off only two. of.
Scarsend fifteen soldiers of the wounded. On the
13th, however, one hundred mare of the fugitives,
with two subdimatenanta, plarfailneir , appearance
atSacahma. There were Mre4ol , elifht hod. of
_4:aor t a t ß he horses and biggago,of the Olken
1:111"Sd•
MEM
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.
t holes... Beene&
•
The olno St,Zas Journal, of 'Julylo, lelva th e factoring
and Commercial interest of Penneylva
folkmring ecc tot of some of the causes which nia cannot be estimated. The value of steamboats
I
have produce4 : the dosailful mortality lit the Ohio i built and registered at Pittsburgh exceeds two end
Penitentiary : , a half millions of dollars. The annual value of
"The (carrel ravagesof thin disease in our Stale prope rt y
10 which our citizens stand
Prison may be a:U a bound to several causes..
L _
consequence of vicious course of life, many, '" th e
telethon of owners, c o nsignees, ,ke.. cannot
doubtless, of the convicts, have constitutions im., fall below Forty Millions of Dollars. The Ohio
paired natl . -rendered susceptible of disease. The River has heretofore been out only ohanoel of '
economy of the syste :-, under confinement such caththen,ettttoa the iyi,ssis s ippi Valley. And
is t he
reed by. prisoners. nosnosA tendency to re
duce th quantity of blood, and,
at , ~.a ttequeneei even when all other artificial channels shall have
of vitality. The evidence or the &min:shed quay. been opened, this one will ever retain its pre-emi- I
tity of blood .n be seen :he an dm and color-
nence. It must continue to be the artery which
less complexion of the convicts, and as the chyle - ' p
ea Ise di s ease whose titled. Nto dra,n away the imports vitalityto nor western trade. etiosy
fluid j a , Te ediegits of the tide of life, they more ala cannot—must not—will not sutler it to be olo
readily give way under an. attacks. The want wonted.
of a free cironfrition of air, the causequence ,per- The important question then recurs, will the
haps neceStiari) ibe manner InWhich the
on re nuantrae4„, has a ,„,,„„ 4 , , erection of this Bridge at the proposed elevation of
quantity of blood, by tailing to supply the blood from C, to 93 feet, be an obstruction to the nevi.- I
with oxygen flit} a larger amount. and also to re- lion of the river , The Committee know no other
card recovery Itly a tardy and inefficient oxygen,.
reap
in
Which
this
question
can be no emphaticai.
lion of what filtinatos. The insiduons manner in
which the disease makes as approaches. is doubt. ly answered as by permitting men whose whole
less a great cobee of its morialay. Causing little lives may almost be said to have been spent upon
or no pain in ,la first stages, it becomes fastened this river, to speak for themselves.
with fatal tenfiksty upon the victim before he ie
aware. The panic caused The unileritgued, Masters of Steam Boats en
lir the mortality—the
vague god undefined fears of the hospital—that gaged in the ride of the Ohio River are unnni
apathy which eirel upon the cholera patient with ; ruously of opinion that the Bridge now about to be
the very ats , OmPtemsi reeler* , la'. mdi ! erected across the channel of the river at Wheel.
to his fate, or pro. to disbelieve in the presence
of danger-1h necessity necessity of en f orc i ng t h e s il ent tog with an elevation of 92 feet above low water
system, obligual the convict to ponder upon his level, will at all ordinary good stages of the river
danger, rather than to get rid of his tears by con- j greatly impede the navigation, and at the common
• versation—alljhese have their effects to aggra
spring freshets totally olistruct it, for the larger
vate the ray... of disease and to dinainititi the
chances of reCkiVerY. clans of steamers.
"The mortality of the hist twenty four hours Tee chnunies of the steamers Messenger and
may be truly i.utdie be terrible. But while we 1 Hibernia reach a height of feet abase the ear
regret tts eeettinoce, it N n SO ewn Of
re gra me tin.
1100 to kaost , that „ery thing known o the i - face the o t water. Those of Telegraph No. 2 are
sal science tix the relief of the unfortu- believed to he somewhat higher. Tne Brilliant is
nate Intierers.::: ‘Ve are scam ind e bted to Mr. ii ii ;7l feet—and to the top or her pilot house is 531
who I'M 1, odli" ft"ntted "e t.lluaemg ' feet. Captain Reno'. new brat now budding will
list al those Neceittied sine° geilecist at onel
to the sane hour to day he 92 feet to the top of the chin - lilies. and 55 feet
Here folloW the names of 16 persons, Ito hip of pilot house. Captain Stones new bout
The Sees' Tort: papers account Mr the large I will Ise ns high as the Messenger. The Clipper,
number of 1 3 3 0 cholera caeca i that city „ M ot ,. Telegraph No. I, and New England are but little
day, with 10 deaths, es follows: The Journal of l ow er. The (ants eauteerat"d al.' , will Pees
Commerce says
Wheeling eighteen timer each week.
,
owing to the great weigh: and roan of the chin,
"This is oak t ing in part. probably, to the neglect
both sif privafit physii•nins and. pubic irod.tui ions. toes of the large boats it ei illipOlisible to lower and
to make any deport tin sonley. This sap'. witsin raise them lip binges, as is practised on the small
!inlet would seem to be iustifird from the fact boats . T , iron cannot be made
internuenuy
that in Sunday's report, cachet Pie Lunatic Asy
lum, the colored home, nor Bincewel, • I,isnd ts. stmnc to sttPl''" , the ePerati.a•as a greater weight
mentioned, tlfough the deaths nittuow moons.. at that elevation would cause the hoes to roll. and
repined to daiy. number 13$, and toe e clea then endanger the catn ip boilers.
There are . I ' 3 4."
' n Th.. underslened are fully convinced and satin.
Vele tolule oncumuny mem were 00 , y
28. It has occurred heretobre, n:so, that there hod that this badge, at on elevation of less that;
has been a cninstderable inerefate tin Nlonduy, ow• 130 tent will prove a most serious oommotion to
tag ton the (icelect. - the navigation of the river.
'At ILiehmoml, V., on the 9th, lour ones. one p r „ . H Master chive , No.
fatal. The Ifichrt.oul Tames says J C Woodward, Mr.lervger No. 4
"The latesUmfehigcare tee have f r om Shultz. I Kl.nerv! , er,
the estate of Mr H)i) Carter, on Jon., rtver, SerflUei Dean.
that'up to Stiiurday last, f. 15 deaths of vho:era had W C Gray.
occurred amongst hts negroes. The d.somr wt. 11, ra , n
then thought ;lo have abated it, o l .,))) ) ) •.) Mr. C Th,tmt. It.oger+,
has been eonipelled to i'`Jandon the harve,r of a s Hemnb , :!,
huge porttonef wheat crop: IMorr.s,
R J *race
At Albanyt on Sunday, IC, nee, and
.1 H
were reporte:2: Sam! .1 Reno,
C'har!, , Stone.
tI Pro,.
II Caldwv , !,
A I) Refl.),
M Andrew.,
H A Gray
:4 Proper&
Rohm.on, Jr,
Wm. II Marshal!,
Andrew Watson,
Thomas t:reen:ee
F. C Hyetta.
I:ha r!e. W Colts,
A I: Nlsson,
For the Piit4Aurgii Gcftcl,.
Will Mr. Withe he hind entiugh to 'ay io whom
theletter, pifidished is the -Gillett" of to day, from '
General Scott, Wan addressed, or Sou cant, le
fore the puld4r, or ior what purpef,—.l any such
traforroson iy within reaeh , The :otter oon
a Mat important riltjeCt. from a molt import:in:
man.' Apd, 'a, it 'ldrfds tti the t;szette Unex•
plafried,sthe wonder awful rein TrqU re, how r
for what ifur , e.afe.coeh a ;ell, was ca..ed nm ea
istence. Respectiltliv.
ll=
Pitteherghpuly 1%, 1519
All we tufw of toe Otter we w fren•y navt‘t
to our corrippoodent. I: Nat fir.t poltkethed in
the semicgw:WG.g of toe t7+III tom. From be ~•
itorialintrocliictloa we :ea, the: wo. addrensed
In a geatletion ti.rditra Settat.o Sro nr•
being ehowq Iry boo to *them a oni,
ed-and obtaljled fOr pahotottoo t y editor mt,
Whig. ; 41.
Probably cur corre,youdrut wuu!J ; 1,1
know whaqome or the leading pre•pu, •ay •
Lt., The 1e?!.- Fork Cuuncr bar !cc !co •c‘clug re
marks.
"The sentlinenta of General Semi, a. to the ay,-
portmace, ate value, and it rot [nay s express t .
-the naturalness of the peaceful and friendly an.
nexatioa.ofehe Crush N. ot American Colonies
to due 13nieuf—sso he •hared by a very Large IDA.
jority of t hqp,•o r lt: 'of the Unned Suites, orb,
good men all nation.. at borne and ahead. w
admire aredtapect the ratio, modarnimn. and
geA r, falthb 'the distinguished soldier and %tate •
man who eire',.l not e in•ent to hasten an event a,
desirable eq nonexat oa, by. 'ally tladerhaild , 4
measure, oriany aloes act of Lad faun t,rati,
Great Britao:
'This is gin h Christian moraidy and statesmen•
ship. Ilia, ho. precisely by sari`: a coarse that
ACICCCSS is most likely to crown our wishes. (or
as seals prnbable. the misumlerstandine between
:ha Methercountry and those Coinnies ;ha, he
coma irtecogctlable, the very fact Li these Untted
Suttee 'gondol; aloof from the controversy. and
abstaining Cuero any course that, on the one aide.
mightpunlyf-cffend the untie, or seem to defy the
pxwer of the Mother country or on the other.
should steed tomanifest undue indifferende to Ind
efforts of thi Cold:mons at Dolineal emancipation
nod sell government—this very state tf thing•
we. mpeet, Olsen smooth all difficulties ,a the taco
of peaceful tanexatton. and bring these Colonies.
indepoodent States of Anglo-Saxon blood and
enterprise-into roe with the tull oLneur
renee of thi Colonies themselves, of England, sari
of the Enittl,.4 States?'
Antoci ore the Wheeling Bridge
.The foilo
r ing is the report re ad at toe meeting
oq Thansda77 evening, Ora Committee app,onteil
by the BoartlolTrade, in reletion to the Wheeling
Bridge.
The Comeittee appointed at the tact meeting de
toted Rohr e r! Kirkland, a gentleman in whom they
had confiddirce. to visit Wheeling, and to riseer•
cation
.of the ,proposed Bridge. Thin gentleman
may walk a whole hiae, nor meet a stogie
wan courteously received; a printed copy of the I The numb, who seek a temporary retreat m the
Charter and the Report of the Engineers presented country is large, het their location none en iv di _
him by the Bresident, and every aid afforded him j They are not at Saratoga or Newport. nor yet a'
by the ofßeers.of the - Company in procuring him our near seaside watering plaCe4, but muttered
-the necessary in'o.mation. Ha report shows that !
tathroughout N ew Eng l an d m Its most sparneiy set.
the Bridge ..,:ompany has made but a very slight
tied parts Yesterday the Cholera rep , r 1 'we.
dayintion frcim the plan and elevation contained in
large, but made es by incomplete report. fir the
the published Report of the Ee t sinee,,,e charge of ! day mom, which d:d not include the most
the work. ! ckiy hospitals of the c.ty. The report of th ,
The Chair Man ord., Gomlnittee also directed n : Committee Interments shows mar
oar
aa iv
or,
note to the Preement of that Company, mach,
need por.lation and the foreign residents suffer
sing a copy of the Resolutions adopted by our for- I the most severely, has before linen
ammdi
titer meeting; That officer very promptly answer.
An examination of the pay roll of our Custom
ed, though h'h hoe not communicated the views of ;
I louse disclose. a rotten state 0! things to regard
BM Corporation, (except so far as the same are
to:political favord.,sm. It in now oar
embodied
be
embodied In the Engineer s Report,) in regard to
be
yond a doubt, that Major Noah, that most unseru
the manner Proposed to avoid rendering the Bridge
„too. all
polit,ans. has been fed at
an i im P e'atmeat to the free pa sage of °l"mb°"th- l the rate of one thousand and sixty nine doitars for
T6e P henee ,' lthe Bridge Company, and the ite " ! four years as inspector, during which time he hue
post Of Mr . Elliot to the City Councils of Wheeling I
never performed an hour's labor. except to draw
-ilia Report of Mr. Kirkwood to lain Committee, ! hie
pay. And this lies been done
orator a Dama ,
and the correspondence with the President, are all
erotic reign that allows no sinecures
here With coMmonmated to the meeting, for its in-
The absence of all apeculation in Stockn, and
formation eta)) action. ; the plethora of Money, has attracted to New York
It appearg that the original-Charters granted by ' a very large number of borrowers, on account 01
the Virginia Legislature to a Company t o erect a I wash. of public improvement in the interior
aridge at Mal point, t h e vag,me Leg,,,jeinre ! this and the adjoining States, and with success.—
on the 17th of February, lelfi, and was again re-
Several lateral branches of the Erie R red have
rived on tihs ]oth of March, 1536. Nothing,
filed up their stock, and enabled the contractor. to
however, who done under them. except the ere,
proceed. This road will open hi Elmira en the
TOM of a bridge over the =important part of the
Int of October, and before January of I StIO, the
ravel between the Ohio shore and Zanc's inland
monthly earnings will far exceed one hundred
The' mgereets of
steamboat navigation on the I thousand dollars. Like the Mississippi, it drains
Ohio river Were fully protected la the Legislature
an extent of country whose wealth put. figures
of IRS. and 1183f3. I 'oder Mese acts, the Bridge
at defiance.
Company Were required to construct a Draw.
Father Matthew roottnueri his penance of re
badge, at lanai 40 feet wide, which t h e ea .! Com- nearing vision, and is quite run down. The hat
party at its own cost and charge,. was required ten send him their waren, rid o p ,, e , Li u
at all timeslo attend and keep open tar the pas a m a P a l' a f. a l r a a d ari t v h;r t 7 g. , ,,,.. l .l mair ,.. brad
in he a
mass
sage of boais.
ofplaster, and have taken a cast with all the bump.
Tan act which first authorized the multi...non well developed. end mapped all, Notoriety is not
" cairn svajwnaioa
B'4'
urn" the
ohm
"rurd T New York, e. any public man will
nail of the 0100 river, reviving certain parts of the
ria t t , U mairomi
paraamo not a part
gimai bargain that hat•
and davorraory
two former ails, and repealing other., wan passed -.piste shel l he, a e h ee „ e d verhee ,
by the Virgin Legulatura, on the 19th day of : A 4
goo,. many notables are inx d rn ici apo co ng i wh . om
March, IBt'l The p irtioos of that net more di- may .
r iven hard . at wrirli — nt
ri,htly beanie on the subject before the Committee, Bo t rhe ' se ° 7en d tle f ten W l e ist b Z
Washington, nod are now off duty, and on the way
are sections . " and It , 'twit to the country for repose.
,See. h, "Tixat said Ccuapany shall have power The Han Daniel D. Barnard, one of the Bound
to erect, riniikeep a Wire Suspension Tall Bridge est Whigs, ae well as one of most learned of New
on, asd from; Zane's Islatial, to, and upon the main York, 10. had the Presidency of Columbia Col.
Virgidia shot.% on the bank at the city of Wheel• lege tendered to him.liis acceptance is roach to
lag."-
- be desired, rie it will give to New York a citizen of
-"Sao. 14. 1 the said Bridge mentioned in the oth whom any Piste may well be proud.
section ol thts act, shall he erected $0 as to obstruct In Cotton there continues to be a large business
tile navigation of the Ohio River, in the usual or expo, tat full prices In Floor there is an Mt
manner by such. steamboats, and other crafts no provement of 6c per bbl, with a good demand from
are now wantonly, accaretennal to mango, the sane the home trade and fur shipment. Wheat is hea
return the elver shall he as Awls as the Alglux goody vy, nod lower prices would he taken for large lots
Mersin heraofore known—then naives upon such Corn is not changed, but the tales are large. Pork
obitructlon being found to ogist, such. obstruction line improved, with sales at 80 25 for Prne, and
shall be imoo.drotoly removed or remedied, as the 810 7Niisll fur Mess, closing at the lower figures.
said last meietiooed bridge may be treated a pub- Considerable sales of Cut Meats at 44 for Shoal ,
nee4eanee owl abated awordingly." ders,end 51381,f0r Hams. There is a good baaineas
Il h t ceria t t ay surprieiog that .p,t.u.t.—usually In low grade Cheese for export et 2.Wc per lb—
w
cies a aominal business, without change
cantioue4should have antiscrtbed clock to a In •
in prices. a.
Consinusy, whose very Chatter distinctly recogni
tes the right of each individual, believing himself TIMPIMANCEVILLX, July 1819.
tobe injured,( to reader the entire investment use- Ma. Wean—Dear Sir—Our object in making
less. The stoltaliteent ofn nubile nuisance by the the watement we did, in the Gazette of last Mon
set ofthe pirty, is a doctrine as old as the common day, was of a two fold abject, vim lot, to let the
low littelf. 14this bridge is permitted to be erect. i truth he known; and, 2d, to state (as we have been
ed; the partitXs Interested will have to.blame them.l requeated by a number,) thalami' of our taxies lime
selves; not de Legialatare of 'Virginia. That bod This scents to have called down the indignation of
't4P - Itasexpretaly tamed to them their right. the Local Edito: of the Dispatch, who of course
. -
11.1•rrr , :a No. 2
New Ensbu
Mt Vernon
Wyamintr
kaae Newton
" Exrel,or
"of nrw• Nolte;
Monnngnbrin
ropuectirlit
Hncnhurgh
:lauc:ll.,
" Yruns:v.o.4
F s, • /r
I Q Adams
Thos J Grreg.
las,ph Smith.
13,rm,nchern
Kuutaz,
Anr n liArt
Pr, L )11
The Cot - riff:du- , beileve that the htrathers th
C•uaunnt:. the Nllst , cor. the J M tut... in
Grand TurL. and many o hero avh.c!l were Nth..
Imu...tpins.l,sl.l.TthflataaflPtarate.!
VelrS •Aler, r.ad rb:rnoe% s qa.to ae hgh ntly
bovv enumerated .0 the above re t, -”,to
boats engaged as refntisr packets on MAI nverthere
have heretofore been be, in lh Ins!!
steamboats designed for the Mtreise r et, trade
Tneae boats are larger and h. ag.es in a: -.r ar
rangecneots..actud:ng. OS coume, he:g•it
of chimney. In con,terac. , InPy
Len down on a jail 'IV,. writ, m pns• tn,. flee''
wou'd be Intro.:hie. Are cur hardy mechan c
employed directly or indirectly .0 muse pursu t
C....lured by this bunch at busmeas, wu i ng to sec
cut od wimout an Gil-Irt W i.,ev..ut
I , That this meettalf. on Leto.: t o .e von ,
mon Inter,. of Penn.v:renlot.
erertion of any or dge ra.veleied to
free nay:galena of that grent,nationai ti•glitvay iti
LAI., river.
2d. That the mrtnager. of the Wheeling aw
Isnont Coopsuy I,e earneslit request,
to erect auhh a Iwnige. 01 - ang, as the.,
clearly regoires, to wit. A bildge that shall per
mn ntrainnoata to pa, 011 the 13Theat 11,ods here
talon; known in that river.
Thnt zI emy re,ed t•
ohcruct bay gal.o“ 11., Ln.• Garet.n
p:edges
1”..1! mertartres fur (be tit.tem.ent al It. pothi
14../IL •
ito. That • con:anat., be app. G:rd to mole
funds to .crtante legs. proceedings, to stop ttr
erection of raid bridge,milers •anse sna:t be
erected 43 such • height as WUu not impede the
tree navigahon cl the Ohio KIVot
:eh, That we Invite the attention and co opera.
Zion of a:: other rates and voisges idterrated iu
preserving the free navigation of . tan Ohio.
tith, That the exciting commalcc appointed at
the last meeting, he continued for the purpose cl
carrying out tare provisions of the Julian resseut.on
FILOIII NEW YORK.
Cotrehpotoknot. of Oo• htlxbarro loato•
New Vona, Ju:v id, I,td
The edy rei.,ns an dull apnearaure. and it rd..
ethic hni than on lag reek, nod on,.
still endeavors to Justify himself. It in not:Ostl
Wish to eater into any controversy upon this mat
ter, but for the. satisfaction of the public, we would
invite his attention to his statement of Jane-30th,
giving the oamno of individuals who had died with
cholera, also the Liames of others who then had it.
Now, we most unhesitatingly state that no such
persons even lived in this place, as some he has
named; also, when connoted by Messrs Tramiel.
and Kelly, he misconstrued their statement en
tirely, on the lid of July, and also states, upon the
authority of "a highly respectable and intelligent
gentleman" of this place,that there has been at least
fifteen deaths from choiera in Temperancevine.
Now, if he be a "gentleman," he will not be afraid
of his name. We ask for his acme. and shall in
sist upon the editor's statements being false until
we know who this gentleman may be. Doctor
J. H. MrCaskey gave a igatement to the Dispatch,
which was perfectly plain and satinfactori, but
this could not be inserted, but be so garbled up by
the editor to his remarks as to entirely subvert the
meaning. Now, hod he been disposed to arrive
at the truth, why does he not make known the
farts, as given by Dr. MeCaskey. We hope
he will give UP his author, if such he can And—
list lithe editor can produce no better authority
for his statements than anonymoos gentlemen, we
must consider him and his paper not only as an
unreliable source of procuring corral information,
but also as dangerous in memo/.
K. W. WHITE,
JOHN McINTIRE,
JAMES TRUNICK,
R. 11. KELLY,
JOHN SMITLEY,
Faom run Alton:lrma REPI:BLIC —Buenos Ayres
papers to the 10th of May. received by the arrival '
of the barque Edward Koppuch, at Salem, bring
evidence in support of the late frequent reports from
that quarter, that at, arrangement was about being
consummated between Governor Ross, and the
French and English negcmianons. By a decree it
on the:ll.ah of May, the Government of the
Argentine Republic rescinded that put forth in Au
gust, PIO. prohibiting intercourse of any kind
with the French and English ships of war; and on
the 16th of May an exequatur was issued to Mr.
Hood, the British consul, after a delay of more than
two years. These concessions are avowedly
made with reference to the likelihood of an
amicable arrangement.
Ft:oat Tiad,s —Excursus., ON rim Fiton-rtmt.
—Tt.e Brownsville Flag, of the 23d, aaya that,
since its orevious la., there had been "ware
and rumor, of ware.," in that vicinity, and
add•
• the night 01 the 1111th inst. it was reported to
the hewn that there woo to be a pronuncumento
issued to Mataruurns—that there was to be a gene
ral upreihrtg of the people--that the present cur
tons house was to be abolished—that a new Res
pairlic, to lee :mica the Republic of the Sierra Ma
dre, Was to stars into •x!stence—und laatly that a
large body of men were to start from this aide to
eaelai to riartietealing the new Republic. There
were Manila/it announcement., and we, in coin-
In, with the moot of our ciusens, commenced
promenading to bee who were to be the actors. on
this side, in the grand drama.
'Ther•di was beaten in Matamoros. The
mug , . sounded. crillaig artillery and cavalry to
orrteare fair de:ende From cur proximity to Mat . '
(11,1,11.. a" con distinctly tear these alarms. Sol
der, sire i•iiitrue rallied, as we are told, in tie
N 0..., and .00 Id have met to a very gallant man.
which might have been pleased to
perm ,rr
re ex...moot ail onginated, it seems, in the
d.err• r. n WWI named Nicholas R_ M lleu, sup
pose nw; invane, Who l•wued a pronnneinenetito,
and mart-ii over to Matamoros to take the place
•nose handed. At the Weal date, he had been
.11.4 imprisoned. Col Doiningues hod
been arrested a:•di. on the charge of being engag
ed in tut arias, out was subsequeney discharg
ed
Toe, nre bnr coodidetrri or the honor cf n
, trres. to rcpt....not the Yer.tern duty. t
e Tern& Tory err Gen. Votoe, E. HoyArra, T.
P t•ttury, ate present member. nod then Hugh
e
Ft!W ne VW.. represented to 1w 41.11 id a thovlng
Low., wan
fn :Jr ilemsuarg Tale-mph.
=ff!EMMI
In our last we published a note from the State
Treasurer aernmp4ilied ny a stater/tent esbibit:ng
.he a...not of money drawn from the Treasury
'ince the I I tt the officer, on the pule
Ire work.. h .tnee appears, that in making out
sod rtatement.. thr runt t 4 529,000 was omittral,
Inn. t , rig err actor nmv,ont paid out to
It. VII rirren, S2—s more tban FOUR THOUSAND
Lr 1 1.1,...\RS A I:Al as will be seen by the lulhow
log note
TGKA,FIT UTVICL, July v, 1..19
Mr Fr,v—ln reptytng to your note ISE week. I
made nn orn••ton t (twenty nape thoutand
Th • •hould he added to the stun there reported.
rttnit•tr the amount paid from the I I th 0d April to
Inr it of /or 5331431 i>2.
Herr wr•h you u..i recetre n Izat of Inc parmooth
Eondr I; J Bats.
Autoooto drmvfn by Superrtsors on the canal
n.a.n the 3J to th< Stn of July
F..och•b•
James Turner
P Andernon
MePhen,..
Lanni Comm...nen
;..,11, Me[Alen!,
Wt.riti7 00
From the l::, Apr.l to the 3tti ofJuly 331,43 i 09
To to July '.?th
M. l l l nd the '4.pr - en-dented emu 01 THREE
}WM/RED AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS paid out in leas than liven months, of be
puhlic works, nr more than FOUR THOUSAND
ILLARS A DAY" And yet the 1,.c.0k.e0 oth
rera peetend that they can get no money—not
enough even to pay `the poor laborer. "'
Here are tact. that roust wound every honest
man —facts that can percher be controverted nor
denied. They expose a system of ..wrong and
outrage" on the part of the Loss:Alma officers. lead
ers and peeuletors. Must will make soy bar the
moat hardened in iniquity hang their heads. Their
knavery and echernen of fraud are too plain to be
misconceived by the honest and intellusem; and
the cormelocares must (all upon their own heads.
They erected the gallows on which they swing.
C LA . ..11" - -The Wasinagtun Republic
sacs that the death of Colonel Duncan has been
pieced beyond doubt, by an offirtal report from
the officer in command of the defences of Mo
tile. His disease maa not cholera; but a bilious
lever, of aggravated character, Which bad been
ii.,itimed by jaundice.
We copy Vora the Philadelphia atilletin the fol
lowing brief hiographlcal sketch of this most gal
lon( moldier
.Colonel James Duncan was born in Orange
county, N Y , about the year 1811, and was, there.
tore, null a very young man at the time of bin later
attack. In early Me he entered the academy at
Wee( Point, where he soon rose to be one of the
mom eminent of his class. He graduated 1831,
end entered the artillery. HIS Scrflea was in
Honda, where he narrowly escaped with his life,
a hostile ball on ono occasion amines the scalene!
bin cap. Afterwards he was stationed on the lakes,
wnere he remained dunng the Cacadtao troubles.
Subsequently he was transferred to Fort Adams,
at Newport It. I , where he was occupied for same
time In dist-miming the dying artillery; end in the
end he brought his batteries to a state of snob per
fection, that they rivalled, if they did not excel,
those of Ringgold in efficiency.
Duncan wan perhaps the ablest man in the ar
my, for his age. To him, in conjunction with
Ringgold, we are indebted for the - efficiency of our
Hying artillery, an arm of the service, who= terri
ble power Wile proved in every battle of the Mex
ican war. Duncan served in every principal bat.
tin during that contest. with the exception of
Buena Vona. At Pain Alto, he oommandnd the
guns on the left, and, by a brilliant flank move—
meat, at a aroma( period of the contest, assisted
materially to win the day. At Ransom' de la
Palma he beaded the pursuit of the dying enemy,
his artillery advancing at a gallop. At Monterey
he served in Worth's division, and it was pnoci
pally by the fire of his batteries , on the morning of
the '2lst of September, that the famous charge of
the Merman lancers was en speedily repulsed. At
Churtibusoo, he assisted is the assault on the toe
dig pont and, by sweeping thn causeway with
grope maternally to carry that important positron.
Al Molino del Rey the general direction of all the
artillery wan entrusted to him nor wits the selees
non toads in Vein. for, in that bloody fray, the rap
id manner In which he poured In the fire of his
batteries not only repulsed a desperate charge of
the enemy's cavalry r but compelled the Mexicana
to abandon the Casa Math, impregnable as it had
been considered. At Chepaultepec also Duncan
performed important services. In abort, no other
subordinate officer, perhaps, daring the while war,
contributed so much to the meccas of our arms.
In 1636, rust an the Prlevenn war broke ant,
Duncan WEI! , promoted to the rank of captain.—
For bus brilliant servires at Palo Alta and Fleeces
de la Palma, he was brevetted a Lieutenant Colo
nel. During the remainder of the war he was, on
oeranton of every battle where he served, moat
honorably mentioned In she official deapatubeek—
The result was that his reputation rose in propor
tion, and when, ahonly utter the declaration of
peace, the Inspector General, Colonel Croghan,
died, Duncan. though but thirty five years old
was called to that reaponsible and honorable
post."
W. M. Wright, M. D., Monthly
"
itanci and residence on Fourth M.,
opposito the Pittsburgh Dank. °Dire
16" — hour, from D o'clock to K. and
.
rom 2 o'clock to t P.M. kepla-ly
Improvements In Dentistry.
DR. U. U. STEARNS, late or Boston, is prepared to
manufactore and sot Bums Tsars lo whole and parts
of sets, upon Suction or Aunaspherie Suction Phites.—
Too-niacin: ors. to SIVi NIALM, where the nerve la
exposed toLon and residence next door to the May
or'. othao, Fourth Street, Pittibuyab.,
Marta B. 111 , Padden, P. E. Eaton. jolt
Fire wad Marina Istanalitaatta—Tam Ptm.
soma Navtaarroa AID PAS 1.211142 Mt. Conan—
chattered lalt—contlattes to Lame,' upon every de
scription of property, at Mu trains Mkt..
Orstca No_ 21 Marketausr.: _ .
GOMM Preys..
Roam FUMY. I:4O7 B Y ar Y l onikdAtoa
Pssustrst LOW, SZ.AlL—PrCpared by J. W. Kelly.
Milton StIVC4 N. Y., and for sale by A . Jaynes, No
T ., Fourth meet.
This Will he found et delightful or,
cle of beverage in finsiiie, and psnlettlarly for sick
Elaaxes Bnotta—An improved Chocolate prepara
tion. being a eombinatiou of Cocoa nut innoeerth in.
Yig*ftttittg and palatable, highly recommended partic
ularly for uwaltda Prepared by W. Baker. Dorete+•
ter, Mn.., and for sale by A. JAYNES, at the Pekin
Tan Store, No. 70 Fourth at mchl4
JOB PRINTING.
BILL READS. CARDS, CIRCULARS,
Manifests, lh& Lading, Contracts, Law Blanks
HAND MIA, CITICLSS.
POLICIICS, &c. &e.,
Printed at the ShOrteSt notice, at low pra. at; the
del29 GAsarra Orrma Talmo alma...
WANTED
A young Yuan in • wholesale and retail In goods
ore—one •egnanued with the business, and enn Come
ed recommended. Apply at 62 Market st
DIED,
Yesterday moraine, lath instant. 15... A, wife of
Capt 'Phonies D Calhoon, aged Ph years .
The friends of she family are respectiolli invited to
attend het Innen! this day at 3 o'clock, from the resi
dence of her husband, Peon street, near the old Toll
Gate. to proceed to the Allegheny Cemetery
On Friday. the lath inn • Isabela Mule, infant
daughter of Robt. Bruce, Jr.
The funeral will take place ilns, Saturday a iteinonn,
at 4 o'clock. from the residence of Alex Milier,
Fourth St. Road.
85 REWARD
LOST—On Sunday, Ist July. medium stze .quare
glass BREAST PIN dark blue color. The Lind
ill neeetve the above reword by lenv,eg it 11.
RICHARDSON'S Store, on Market 1. iy I -I:ct
A i;RICULTURE. tee —Doertnne'm Lurol,.cape
dotting, Ac. nvo, do r'ottage Iteludenres. evn
Fruita of Angencl, 112 mo; do do do. roiored plate.
London Gardening' for Ladtem, I2mo; The Ro..e, it
culture, tce. -vo, by Par•oos, Allen on the Grape.
Potnologico' Ma ell. Coo. donh the crap'.
.Ivo; London Agriculture, thick'vo; In
Ole ;no, do Trees and Shrube, thick Mot, Dosvnine
llorneulturtot, evo, American Agrieultur,..•,•vo For
ra, hy !yI4 .1 D LOCKW001), nil Wood
A DMINISTRATION.—Lettero of Adloothornhon
/1 have been grunted to the undersigned upon the
1.1.••. et oi HENRY GAMBLE. late of the ,ity at I'i
deceased. AU persona booms Cillllllll or ..-
..hi,. against the estate of the decedent. ore retotegh
ed to preeent them. duly twtricnticated, and all percoh%
knowing themaelvet Indebted to weld estate are enth
red to pay the same unmedtately to roller of the under.
~geed Whi A. HILL. Admr.
guTif H. GAMBLE. .1 dmi..
lyll:w6cS Plunburgt,
IMEEEEI
I` HEREBY GIVEN. that the unders.ened lira mien
nut Letter. of Admituatratm., o the Esti,
01
JANIEI3 HIE. late of Allegheny City,
n e e .essed A I
per suns haring claims aga.it. , said nrr Iteropy
11011fied to present them duly IIItiIPIIIICUICIA itle.
mem, Kn.! a , l being todemed are heret, require •r d to
make immediate payment to the aut, , erlher, in A 'tit
gaeny City MARGARET FIFE.
!yl4 w3t.14 Adratilistre.rtz
Copartnership
1E undersigned heart tht. day axeoeteted wait them
in bustneao JACOB L SCHNVARTZ.aod w a cot,
twee the bustnees tea heretofore, under tee firm of
B. A. PA lirst:.'4lUCK a co.
JY I3
WANTKO,
IMEEM2
A N experienced Manner, competent to take
ot an Iron Works AI.o an eapertenced
rnan, competent to take ChSt, Of !net detranment of
an Iron eatabhaltroent Address A, out•-•ie
i . 0111011.11.11U0S will be cons,dered r,,t,reL,
FOR. GREEN WOOD GA It OK. 11; S.
The steam boat A MASON
has taken the place of the l'ho•V
Senn. a• a reguiar racket to
his ,;arden—leaving ihe
wharf boil al 9 o'clock, A Al , and at :he berinnine of
each hour until 9 P M . lasi irip 1110 snide:, s. to
eG:oek Punctuality will be observed Fate :,,l1
under 12. baq
The .001/00 of the caner.. isinvited 10 lb s healthy
and pleasant resort during this hot and sickly season
Alt kinds or refreshments, except' intoxies dr..is a,
are kepi on the premises. Greenhouse Hants. n , nl
Bouquets of choice flowers for male domed on
do) 1113 JAMES h/ KAIN
Valuable Seal Betate for Sale
IIITHE suhstriber °Hers for sa a her /louse end
Lot to Alleebt-nT Coy, pleas, t,yo n ßank Lane, and (mutate the Aiwehatly riser.
nearly opposite the pot int of Pittsburgh liie I.at
et Wide, and ellends from Rank Larne on ,Itth
to Rebecca street nn the Norio, too•tnded 15..0
son street on the West. It is one 01 he oend.otii.,
and roost destraLle lout now ottered tor sis, any
the netghborhood A:leigheal. t. ty It ~rg,r
cnouali Le aolAirented advantaigrota•ty int •lo t.u.:11-
ta of the usual size It I. o' su.t, 'or
,:) rellideore— to siocted tetraa variety ut
Trees in full beurthg The Oreille,. er.nvente..l and
nfortable, adh all ,rt coot repair A metro: . .re
dace soli too gtven, and possasstOo at any ton,-, •hit
tar purermser
One terms. apr y on the prem., to
!yi.vtlna Plt ERE ribVoll.'i
eI , HE partr.rrlp hr,tafor, cx on¢ .
o• A Ar.o BRADLEY. as de...laved las
of lir C I:raelley TO< teutehesa wel. be carm e te col t v
A Bradley, who Will .rule W. beemnez. .3( the e ale
hem.
l•NOW AI.—.A ii/LADLIET tkak removed 1:••• !rk•
%Varabouse freak No. MI Scrnkal •trert, to N • 19
%Vedd error. between Ftrat and kidrond Baer, 11.
*aryl:mead lurch . occupied by k • A fterr-o, >rad, he
evil! keep townantly an band a r•ndr.• a.•ortnldnt
(7t a.kna• Unmet hies.. Coottny k••:dkao. ad y 13
1 )OTASH-1 , ca•lts Yout.A. ioncitnp; per calm; boa
1 I Bonnet% and for sale low to
_ J DA I.Z FAA.. W.f.?
WR a:. prime R 'An:,
. mi by L..- Fate and Y.l {.me.,m . tor •a:.
, v 1.3 .1.%
8AC09.5 0.. b Nry wdu m . nr<. or
ITI 3 [9AIA II IIICKo Y r & t'.r~ iron: •t
I.I.XxS,HEAIIS-. —9 elk.. a tq,.• •tore: ft, b)
/Sig ISAIAH nicKF:Y.A.
( ICITTOrt— II bale. Emu. lamlluc for .sie hr
l y l'l I•AIAII DICKEY t
$l5 OM 00
101 00
4 000 00
599 00
001 I I
407 00
LASS-100 -110 11",mlove Ao .
J do, 25 do 10x11 do, 10 4.: 7.19 Jo, re..., for
13 A
. c .`: % ,,, 7 7,"i; "`"'Wl,7. 'ZI"Zi1117;;;,%;'k"
i' ;ls4lll7:t
MAGIC LANTIIO . G.N.
EZZEI
ertlF: subsenber• offer for fe'e • •plel,:i.l M.ygiv
I !Anther, a:ennui...l,nd by Voettlemd, mak • en.
irir be. dtamet,. and throvratK a neena nt' ten fern
Together with at thousand tr•nsparl•nt figure, ra,at
cd in antsheal style, ronetsurt• 01
Portraits, ,d,thoinmea .
N•val Fnigagetnents, Pb yr tologicm
Ilunturon.
And others too numerous to umnuen It ran w:t11
httl• spouse he changed to • Mternecere mud
I:‘,lirgs antimg such sit •pparatuawould be invalua
ble it argil be sold M • bar s,tttf sppLcat,oit tnt
made soon to J. J (lILLESPIEIa CO
,yl:.dtar 7d Wood ri
DtspatCh, Mercury and Pelt copy lw
FOR RENT
Ata,A lame 'tore on Market in, between Ord and Olt
IA et
w<4 finished and hauds.unrly h tad up tor
dry good., bung a goal stand for that buglers.
OGAZZANI.
Office. Ord st, over Pinto hall—Offmc hour. tr nt tt
12 • la 1)12 a
AORICEETERE, - A.c.- - =Anacnc. Farmer's Lucy
r.opcdta, evo
Lindley's Vegetable Korgdorn, eau.
Davy's Thscoursee on A Cl< ulturt, Art, r2mo.
Sehlerden--The Plant, evo.
leebigs Agncalturat Chemrstry, I2mo
filtner's American Bee Book. cm.
Allen's American Farm Book, l2mo
Allehls Domestic Animal.. Idmo.
Webster A. Park's Dormtor Economy, lbws c o
For mile by JAMES D Lthlf N% it.),
.1 12 83 Wood et
GERMANdLisK—iiO eyes reed day and for
sale by 1112 TAS 4 EY A 111. A
YEA NUTS-300 bush in store and Mr /talc by
1712 TASSEN BEST
UNDRIS'S-11 boles Cotton, Y tools No I Lard; 12
1.3 bags Fcatacra w arrive. for sale by
/Yl2 ISAIAH DICKEY & Co, Front to
I:NDRI Pl 4-4 bbi• No I Lard; 9 est. I3ocon, l me
Al Beeswax. A bag@ (iinseng; ID do l'eattiors; oovr
lamina( from amanmr Calton, for mate by
)yl•9 ISAIAH DIC14:1 Bf. Co
B A(;. i 0 , 1;7-111 cask. clear rs id li s zi t7Leao\r,,,sacle,:,y
L A 7yt '"" No I I` VA ' il,7l Vac CO,
R u yi . T t L u N , 2 . l l, N , t . Erk and News, for sale an moo
nll J PCHOOITMAKER & CO. 21 \tOOd cl
Tn R'D ROOFING PAPER, of sopertor qvaloy. nor
sale by rylll J sctioorim A K Elt &
W RAPPING ovrby). P ., A ,, P
, -- . M i g, ( 7 ... a s s i s A eg ,,, d it f‘ , 21; : 0 ( 10 , 10
• - -
L AMP BLACK-30 bbla for sob, by
.I 1 1 (1100N M A & Con
C O , Y y P L I: i : j RAS--30 bb I • I n boo
H o t r;r i
s f i o A r K
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ASTROLOGY.
MIL LORENZO, Iho celebrated Philonopher. Prea
dart of the Aatfolopeel Boetety, rr mein to
thn city for n nhors lunc, sod may he contulted
the ntratrt of human life, at No 40, St a.
Attendance from 3 to H r ■
. . .
Mr Loranzo is the only person who predicied correct
y the martially of Queen Victoria, anal described her
husband, Iwo years before it took place.
14.-13 ring tho time of birth wilt you. iyidiallw•
& J. HALL.
THE. torreitora of E & J HALL are renamed to roll
nt the office of Witham. & Shinn. Fnurth .trect.
loom Smithfield, on Friday. VIM July, at 4 P
/9 11 SDI . m. SHINN. itovinnee.
WATM] ES ANO VF FlX l'—The maim ri I.a r
ha. now on band a fine assortment of hest Erie
loh and Ilene. Gold and Silver Patent Lever Welch.
alat SA low price. as are acted In the Eastern rums,
l in good artier and warranted.
W W WILSON.
comer 4111 and Mark. at.
Vir 11 ATC REPAIRING—In all it* bronelieV,
yv
sled on with special rare and attention. Ray.
in, the most skilful and eaperieneml workmen in lay
employ, and jiving a constant personal ascation to
i can promise the best satislacuon to all
who may favor me with their work.
W W WILSON, Watch faker,
1,11 Isrket at
DIVIDEND.
11111 E ATLANTIC AND 01110 TKLEGR COM
PAN V have declared a Dividend of tfty Cents
per.sare from the earning or tho tor Lt, I.lth roe
months, endlng 30th Jane, and ho
on and af.er
the Idth bon. Western Stockholders payable at the
omen of Palmer, Hanna k. Co.
MIMMIII2I
OITLE CORKS-9 Wog ported., long end snort,
B
Joni resolved and (or nolo by
Jyil E SELLERS, 57 Wood
- --
AMERICAN VERMILLION—I cue Jut reed and
for sale by jylt R - E SELLERS
Qat PS. TURPENTINRAND TANNERS' OIL-6 bbl.
0 cub, jut reeelved and for sale by
/111 II F. SELLERS
OVAL PLLL BOXES .41 eras jag reed sad (or role
ki by WU R. E SELLERS
fIOOPERIi ISINGLASS - 9 bas jest reed and for
e / sale by • all R E SELLERS
-- SOULYERISEL) SVUARS—Por sale srlbeeiZ7i — aul
retail, all trades, by
/YE' JACOB WEAVER, Jr
THE MOST REAIARKALILE WORK OF THE
NlNSlVZ.l.—Nineveh and ito Re ,
rootnn: h o ant of v,.it to the Chaldean
Chrlstia. of Kordi•tan, and Vends, or Devil Won
*hipper, nad an m gotry Into the manners crl xrti of
tlae ee-a As. yrs. by Aucten Henry Leyurd.Kmi
Lnel two voluntr, ottineroue Ll . u.trwoons.
• There remarita'•le ar.d delichtfol roml,loatlon
in ittr wart; bef..ee 00. or •EL:tlnrtte d .noun and Itt
;..r.••t:ug 1.000.1.0, norranoo. ouch a, sve trilICTUL•cr ttl
no d
t` wort of mire: or IllocOvery ••Mr I ay
ard to
of
ItU•p.t.rd 1,, it o'd trav,en. lltr wtltt ,
der- of the cor, It;ts to lel:. he cry couch ourpos,
,t/ them al,
re.,.rat two: tut re haa been no guch mem:, In
r.nT merrier, hook or travel.. Park ig ant braver
n ra or
more adventurnt, Burkhardt It tot more tthini.
Fztben not more may or pt.-Mfr.:tut , than be hero ot .
the book helore "—L unt ., bxammet.
. -
.-(rue of At moot remark able work. of the age "
London Tdifik rrceived and for gale by
.all JANIE, I) I.(,1;KWOOD, W. , t
DIVIDESD.
Urrlca op (i.“ CoUPANT.
July 9, 1.4).
Um last o/X nlontb., on the Cnpiral Froel: porl pay•
uulr In Stockholders or their Ircal rem - enc.:a:ye"
lortlitenli. al the Ohre of the Company
M. Trruaarer
TI4BURGII CINCINNATI AND LOL'iR
I VILLE TELEGRAPH CONE PnV Y. have dee lut•
tl a L/Tvldend of Three par rent for me taut gander.
payable on and after the 16th tact, at the office or Pal
mer. Htnna'A Co. 11. ( $11LTA HANNA, 'rres•
IT 111
_ . .
T - yirnsti—a c, Potasa, on hand nE I for xitle by
REYN , 11.11, 4 A SIIEF.
---
F"}111.1 FLOCIZ—aS Ws Family non, on eon
..Foment and tor salt. b)
/)II ItF'S \ OLDS S. SIIEE
_
nOIVNING'S LAN D,C A PE 6AR DENING —Now
n.ady. the 401 ediuon. revised and elvargrd. wito
toldluonal t!locrouotes, n Treatise on iaIII ,, C4pf (At,
dening nod !turn! A rclnterture. ednwou to North
America, by .k J Downeog, .aor volume, procuir:y
I ins•rated Ju•t received and in by
.IkkIFS ICW 00r)
4 1 INISTRATOR'S N(rric E
Iran ton hove ftrnalet , to th• undersign
ed on tor I.:1 ate Of Mrs. M AR V D 1.1 rrl.r..dcera• d.
oi rat,i.urgh, PA. All pennon tioletc.cd to the
..ol.lcr.n,wd, ere rroutled-lo omke Intinrdi•
Joel thole hoeing claim 3g
F:”n, nrr pr.••,n, ,111, proptrlY 61.11fICII•
tJrnird. •rt•lumenl without 41tney
3).11.det Elr 1113 A CM. Admr.
llUsg ‘, uil N'...1 - 1 . 1N1,-Wrirro 31..7 colored, a
euppry rLe'd nt Dr, t,oodn IlouPe of
V R
ryln N E corner .1,11 and Marker .11.
B l r .r. ;„ d r : zr , ,t;h,.
11.. commended antrragenr r nrdJai t re...red upon
writ. r•or.frdenrc. Person.. WIR1:111: 10 0110 hod better
ert:l.onn. For rp In 111 R. l / 4 v R. Jr
0111,1t11,111JF 10 , 1/11.11111d ror r.p
IoJ J KIDD fr.. CO
t ; ...h. , [1.11,1.1: • rinlo. flphy •
y , l Fr
i• 4 ~. 1+ • ,Cur..., Op.-
• • • .10 do, Ar.ernethr • ‘b ork..
lio
rur.cr. A 11:101,, :.•011 th..ertne• or the
,rr., I cr...r.. , uml ll,ernpeutler.
I,uttt I 4 ....L .r I re, n the Thoru.re and
A W0n..., . 0 ... Iracure or Mcdierne,
A 1... a .1, .r. .upply of .\ Ingo. S. L ason
Boil( or, .31,
.vll 1.1.1./1/1 - I'.t 71 1 fond -t
t DNIINISTP. All bR NOl'ib'F.—Nof:cci, brrelby
r," Adlnirbi.trallobi nay, lbven
Fr:SDI/II 10 ..11 1 1 U .1 .. : Ulf 1 • we G 1 \\ \I.
11)10...!,Z A , d .1 pervond
Imlrlb./bubv .11 Imlcimmr. rv,
pa yln 1111 all tb•bl •.br. ea,tb., bmal
poor wvl renetbt twbm prni•evlb, tug.
1 to the sub.,
iv lit 1' r OR Abl,r.bv,..lrglnr.
SCArtell ALE—LI. dot Ircrrh mnpolint.ott, Co
orrtve u day or to. For ..nle hp
Cow JACOB WI:AVER. Jr
ero. tn damper., riser
(Jar, Itottl,t. for sale by
•
J ,:(113 WEAVFIR. Jr
I1 S , ‘ „ I
e It) J ,j 3 WEA VER, Jr
led Pr.nen4•
sar• and o mo.! top, !,41,41.. for
•"10 t
JA( - 1111 FIA VV,R, Jr
IRI —lt
Anehov,..
C , 1.4 .91...1gur5. 'll bas,tr 0.!, I doz
,-t.Bl I.. J‘s K. 1 1,11
ultino,^J pri
Orru. Ginshamt. -r“ue,
4.3e'7 ,dmindr Scarf, 'donne:
R tntn - ntr, bcdolg, and Swurner %, ear
he.
Frr•nrs svdr d.g a
(It %t C.t.,11 . 110k- nam.ia..l.or ~1.•
N.j •,.I )lUD
r rr , .11.1.1-:ri 11.:1/11 . 17 . i1-1—l1 , 1 fund nod
KIDD A
Inn.LN \ 11 , res:ce , l
lT +ll en freao•r 100-nte• 01 . 0 , 0
to olooiry oon the hi•lor,
•••• !1. 3,11,1 tir.•oo-00. nl -to throat.
Larynpos. r•cgman'
, A+ ;, Honore lifern. AAL.M LA
Ar • I'latr• onorosc ~d carro'u iy colored Ro,a.
-vow oil, woo o •
I •,• 1.11:0,•1• bn• '2P 4 I: sgddasnn 10
pra..l fnejl , 4ar • • • lVe b Ivc adlpLeal 1011..
at In . .- 11fri:11 and
Fore,n.‘l,tll,ll Re,rts•
•to ..: tt!',
r
\l';.:rotrt aoubt over ozhert
.ng Nl.r•or.
"Al ':a W/1,11. and aho..• aoughly
cr , \ .tr•erver
I'IISON lAN PUBLICATION—II..
p..r.rrtl on 1..34 of .c tAnkt.:.;
^I,IIM,Ce lit tbr SaL..c.ontan 11.titut/oLI, by Robert
I:. ;art , q... - tty. e:e.-zantly prn:cA. math
c10...1.1nr. In the best • y of the 0 , 1. h.. re n 1
and for .a:e by J 14 , I) LOCK Wi
TA HIED 60, to .tore a.nd tor Alc
ill ,Y. BEST
11.0114—i0. tc • Esstotollin tZJo
r ray,' sugar owed .1, 9.A do L.- ed.' Son
RllEl,mArniEw -
,
7 , 9 SEl.l,Eft.
I:.H A st' , ENT 111`Tlit kt,
11 Homy. tho.oxy.
hs M. A Ilw,nt; o
.11ua•raIl.Ja m
oot
l.oo. 1..h00. 14,4 reertved a.,1 !or aal. by
/Y , JAM KZ+ I) 1,1,e1i Winn). , r 1 Wood
( 1A NVAS.I , I".O HA Ms—in hi,d,
wioter brand. in Stn.e and (or onie
,)t) &
~ a 51 , 1.1.1-31,4 a NIcOLS
I k.hdA Sdauidtra. 12 do
L) Hum, tn store and lor oat., ty
A R ANL/ LINSF.ED No a.nd 2
/ J 1.nz.1 (111, 12 do I..nsced (It:,tor an', 1 1
&7 , 41 , 0L.4
I)EAt"./1 BRANDY-20 ou.. tar , -c yr ar l'eaLli
1. Brandy. reed coat..antnent a.nd saio
S. HFIST
' • t la TIIOII K Illsaarr.-I) , •nr :"ir I takr pp' cure
te•tti)l.ll.l( to the good qualm°. of your 'X RITINu
FLI:11.1. and $u rerontmendour. It to the r‘tOlte It ha.
herit u.cd tht• In. a fr, /sho a %r et,rl re
terrttur to the books I find that the w
eol ,, r oa to,proves •
ar, the unt bet , tor a fine Mae black It flows freely,
and to th ,, ,se art.o use metal.le poor. ,ttll be found a
very de.trub:e tot. iterpeetfaely lours.
Fitt. •010to,ther with 14ibbere4 atal Ar
Cottuntt Irttt.t by II A Farinentork A Co .Pttitburyht
rtl I' tvitor•rtz. Alittyttetty rt.tv, nntl the it...facturer.
Pr{ corner of Liberty ell , Smith
-1 heal •Irttont I•,:ittt.tirn.
I) ROB O Mr' et
IS )N kCO kav •tnemtms 'VW/ kfi
lili.• 1.1 rt.L.F..er . with them iii ilP6111(1P. (hr
•...e lirorery, Pro.lLeo ond Ceunnu‘otoo I.unloe •n will
.7 eontleuml as dem. under Ben firm of Rolfieort,
Lir
.t Co.
)rnsoN, t.lrrls A, et), No eny .treon.
Plitnntrgh, Wh,,!c-nle Gre,,era, Pto,lqee an,i
C0M11214,111 Ctehaillf. and dealer. in I'Llt•tu Mkt
Nlaitu(neiti re, ty;
Hoer sto Woo,mot to. Po pi,
1 "(
AC. , N-11 cn.ks Ilsenn 3.3.1 rer d and for
) sal.. by ,Y 7 1.. WA FERMAN
I UL'ISVILLF. 1.1511.:54
-, ,
rervad nod or nalt.
./ j) I A RMSNIONG a C11117.1. - .)2.
CIDER VlNll , :Alli—,.!o I,los r. , ,lved and
lor a•lr ny ,v 3 Alt 11 , 1111)S0 Crtl IZER_
. . _
JA COD WFA VER. Ja .W tinJ Retail Des.
ler to Forr:o Wt.:, and Loper, and ,rItI Morton.
Ishuta Rye Wil,ke)s. corn., First and Nlarket Aus.
MORUAN's WORM K , ..1 ; 11 z I t i l.„.
ju2.,
i 4
9
Mr John U MorgAn—Drar Srr I core oue tranpuon
ot your %Votn la, t ko to one of my rlu ldmn. and it
too
short loin oi o half nour panned twenty large
uvo,n,o trel rt.-c0m1....h0g your Vrrrnlfugu
o.
n• the , nt nonrlintur than eau be unod for eiociltng
worm.. Jn.u. Monqul, nnot Noldentonnu
Pr,pured and grOd by the proprietor. JOHN D MOR
GAN. Druggm. one door brioo, Diamond alley. Wood
street.
- - • pllB
Assignee.• Notice.
TITER I' . Flenounoi Singth end Grow A John
•Mrrchi.n. Ilt• e,ty nt rit'stourCh,
ihe hen o! 11. Johnmon have mule to the
•ttlp.entwr an os.qt.torrit Cl all their Flcato for the
-nelt or' ntl Ittrtr rer , tilttra, a. .hall wlthtntwo olt•
, rom the date thereat Pell, and drlircr to the
said
ta nartn ta .1 ttr.or et full OLMI 11.111,11111 rdtpli•el of all
melt .apt,t.ve riaint• drmantitt
Not•r, s• hereby giver that U, att.igttyrratt anti r,
i• I• now at Or ' , rt., the •11,111,11br0, on roarila
.“ the ~,, of I . triturt, t h. 1,..pet,0111 and sag
t.aturtt rti whorl ti tray (torrent
W M CAN Moment,.
cßokt 1.31..110rts Lnd consmn.
Ktt;, , & RUE
0
StON R E WHISKEY—SI live' get' Dern/Johns
a"I R Wi Gremmmacti land cors•
MT2Z=I
0r0t0,.. u.odtnroil wide aunt. wau.
• (toron .4 • Call Lc hal tar Wroorn coon.
try. al Wino S.urr of
- • -
e n
SU r l. t l . ll .f or it, i n , “ 4, : . ny f :-. (. ( a t r z t i , d oa o t t o 4i . 0 , 14,
a e 1 0 1
0.. r, 7.0 0, ‘0 .cl. Chloride of S.rla and
chlorn, Elba r. on hand o nd , 0 1 'Ai, by
Ihi J. KIDD & co
AVATOURS, JEWEILRT, AND SILVER
w ARE.
21 THE 11111411Crther, who haft been in business
in the seine building (or the last thirteen years.
14 .reins ell descruitions of Fine Gold arid :M
-er %Vetches, Jewelry, and Silver Were, at
rr
ali. at y the very lowest once*.
Gold and Silver Engltsh Patent Lever Wmelws.
tad mol Silver Dm hd Lever and Lepine Watches,
(fold mid Salver Hortsontal and verse %Vmehea
Gold end Silver Independent Second %rilif hell for
Inning bores a.
Gold (toned. (tb and vest Chains. Gold Speslaelce.
Gold sod Silver Penrilv Gold rens
Lathes' liod and Stone Bracelets.
Unlit Lockeut. Gold and Silver Thimbles.
Blstoond RAO and Pins.
Indica and (Jentleutens' Breastpins.
Ste-flint Silver Spoons, Cups, Forks, Sc.
Gold Wnwhes as low tie to to 6 , 24 root,
%Vetches and Jewelry exchanged.
Somme and Forks plated on fit roan Sliver, it fine
amble. All ventehea warranted to keep good time or
the money returned. Jewelry repaired, and Welshes
cleaned and repaired in the 'beet foamier, at much lees
than the usual pnees. GEO. C ALLEN,
Importer of Watehes and Jewelry, wholeaele and
sited, St Wall street.. (up stairs,) NEW YOLkS.
pen:dhow
WM. APKEF, Peep
REV DR. UPFOLD —The A ged Chastin.. Coup
patilon, co:Az:nine a varlet) , of bltataya adapted
la the Improvement. eo , elation, and etteoutagement
of pen... advanced in Ufa. By Rev. /oho 31solord,
D. D. with a mon.nr of the otahor, by Rev. George
Dpfold. D D, Rector of Tntilty Church, Pittobargh.
I vol. hvo Just received and for sale by
1027 JAI! D LOCKWOOD, L 1 Wood 11
• 171 V, m.y n:lter de.cr
. ("Il
or
i/ a. norritcact
MB=
EffMIiMBIMBSI
EIZELECEM!
=lM=lll
AUCTION SALM
By John D. Danis. An.u.netr.
•aL• of Genf/eaten', Furnishing Store.
Tue., .n•ning. Jule rib. at Ina - clock, at the
uerupied by Et F Sterrett. No 511 Markrt
, reet l.y order o' intin NI No lipotrlet,
Esl. AsatTrice. hi. entire 'met, of Merehandise, store
Furniture. hr . , 4, rote shins in gr..
s gentlemen , .
.uspenders anl I.r sesr . s. shirt 1,01,010. rind
•aiin Aces ,:OVCA aos.srv.
caps, belts. riistsou, laces (datum head boo. silk
p tr.es. pearl tou , loss. gmutierse.,.. utornine gown.,
tobs. urtiflcial dowers, hair sod cloth nrwhes. tee
the...l.k, carpet ha!, canes, potato a.
razor.
and rases. together with a variety of fancy
goon.. perfumery,
Also. 1 dreattne bureau. bedsteads, charts, Trash
rands, feather bed. tortrlas. carpeong. show eases,
desk. sve and p pc, loge Le with a quanta,' of store
natures to . ter Terms eash cu ncy.
,y 1; JO rre HN D DAVIS, Aact.
Staple cen.i Panev Dry Goroda
- - -
On Nlonday u-oriong. Ja , ) Ifth. at 10 o'rloek, et
the Commercial Su;ea NJOISIP. Coiner of Wood 0.u..1
1 , 0111 eructs,uei:l Le sold, len‘Lout reterve, for eilett
currency—
A le.r.ze 114 , 1,11. , ”P of inre.rl and domeeve smelts
and la.'s' Dry loads, viisractug nrarly nll the vane
ty usually krp: in an exlen.vr dry goods more
o'clock.
Grocenc!. Qurea.warn. Funtiture, Ac
• ,
Young ['limn and Impi 'in , tea. V. manufactured
tobacco, No I palm map. large counting Imam deak,
iron min,
ii mire saus. shovel, spades, hay and manam
'arks, graa myth,. mania aneabas, dy nau, window
blind, manta! clock, looking gla.aeo, earpeung. Ice
A large and erileral auerirnein of new and second
hounhold humus,. An
Mena
Fogoonsble ready mode clothing, boots and shoe.
mbrellas, psrs.ol., who., saddles. flue cutlery, les.
ther trunks, vs rony goods. &e. JTI3
Books, Puns Clreks, TV atcheA, Shoo Guns.
On Saturday evening, July 14th, at . o'clock, at
the rc lal Sales Room, corner of Wood and sth
street,, will be sold—
A large colecuon of valuable miscelancous books.
in the venous departments of literature, family and
po , Let bibles. blank 1)0.1, letter and rap writing pa
per
foi splendid 21 day Paris clock.
fine l jeweled detached lever gold ...ChM
1 fine clver double back parent vert. do
3 sdrer double back quanier do
Also, n variety of second hand watches.
,; doable awl single barrel shot guys.
key bucle,l guitar, acconlenns, victims, Ae.
/(13 JOHN D DAVIS, Aura.
On Saturday morione, July 1.71 h, at 11 o'clock, 1.
fro. of the romnserrial sale, r will be told, on.
handsome well boodital wenndund Boggy, 14,th Cal:
Ind lop Alto, one met of harness.
Ji Id JOHN I) DAVIS, Anet
Cadman.' etr . .l Seals of Damaged Hama.
On Su lurilny afternoon. July 14th, al 4 o'clock, at the
ran•il searchou•a of ',ices. Hier ft Jonet. will be sold
re.erv, on faerMent whom May enneent,
for r ••It currener•- ea.t Bacon Sides and shoal
dee., winch ha, been slightly damaged by water in
lido:portion, and may be e • armed on mornmg of sale.
y 1.3 JOHf D DAVIS. Mint
A Fam for Sale
her Rola on Friday evening, July at o.
elver lit One Comrnercinl Sales 'from, corner of Wood
n 1/11d, L 41,1 halt or 4crt acres of land, ea
wee 1.1me,t0., tp. Wnrren co, Pa, within about
nt:te ei the • ilegheny river. Ihe title !rood. the land
et bitr ye rility, and we'l be cold nt o bargain to the high.
eel bidder 1112 JOHN D DAVIS, Ace.
On Taesda y afternoon, July 11th. at 4 o'clock. Anil
be sold on the prenroe., by order Male admmistrators
rat t .e late Thomas Farman, attetaked, that valuable
Lct of r.rott.id or um- at the corner of Liberty and 4th
having a front el 24 feet 6 inettea on iAberly 145
e) t -k :Itches on Exghth st, and 51/ feet 5f /eche,. on an
:tory i 4 feet settle.
Alen. env other very valuable lot of ground adjoin
ing the above. having a front of 20 feet on Liberty Sr,
and extend), nu, an average dejkth of GB feet, to
10 fest alloy. on winch it ban a front of 27 feet HI in.
A plan of which mar he teen at the Auction Room.
Terms at so'n. 59 JOHN D DAVIS, Ausx.
rfO ry V a ßr i 4T D ELr 7r lLr. r n y tin s„, % w lnk , cr k om ,n te r tn s fy i tr e to•
from I itt upward., and from 25 cts. to SI per lb. 1,12
red, blue, zir.en nod yellow Inks, in cans oil lb. to
2 lba con‘lantly (Or ate. Having used Mr. M'Crett•
ry s ink in our otii, for nine months past, we IXILITRIV.
It equal to any rout is made at amother manufactory
'terms 0000. JOHNSTON S rOCKTON,
/..M corner Third and Market Me
treat Engllen Remedy
FOR Coughs, Colch,Asthma and Consumption! 'The
GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for the core of Mk
above disetties. is the HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
LIFE. tit-covered by the celebrated Dr. Buchan, of
U.:elem. England and introduced into the United States
1.111, the iminedtete supenntendenee of the inventor.
The extraordinary success of this medicine, in ta
cure of Palm/teary disemes. warranty the Amerman
Asett in soliciting for treatment the worst ',email/le ea
gr• that ean be found in the community—eases that scat
rear( in vain from arty of the common remedies of the
duy and have been given op by the most dittingniahee
pity einem as conf,rmed And inc.:rabic. The' Ilungun.
ea Balsam has cured, and will core, the most desperate
of eases. It is no quark nostrum, bat a standerch Eng.
list, Mrd1:111, of known mid entalthehed eteacy.
Every family In the United Stems should be =Fined
with Buchan's Hungurian Bahoun of Life, not only to
counteract the consumptive tendencies of the climate
tut in be used as e preventive medicine in all cases o
mitts, caught, ~ p 11:411g of blood, pain in the aide and
cheat, irritation and soreness of the lungs, brochma
Milk tiny of Mean lig. hectic fever, night sweata, e ntail.
mate and goner. delnitty, asthma, mauenal, whooping
oeuch and teeny.
Stmi to tarp• bottle•, at 81. per bottle, with ND di .
uo..e tor the ryttnrauoin of health.
?autphict, contattang a main of Engbah and Amen
can certificate, and other evoleneeb allowing the an
ecien:.ed men. of Nit pent Flairthat Remedy, may h
°ethnic,' of the !been.. cratuttotthly.
For gale by It A I. AHNESTOCK C CO-. corner
at p•id Wood and Wood and dth SD. Ja9thisrS
N TOE Ct tt:IIT OF COMMON PLEAS OF ALLE-
Gti Y COUN Y. RI October Tenn, tg49, No 35
In the tilfeler o ;he voluntary anatgnatent of Wor
n" MarlAis & Co.
:%pri-Jter Ilrirt , augh and W S. Courtney.
And n iv. June Utd, 1%42 Nailer baring been given
in the riti.bargi, Ctironiele and Mercury. for three
tne (vine of Inc account, and no except..
having linen hied Nereid, on motion of M r Courtney,
in•• ace runt i• noun rud e abantniely, and Wm. t.
Eng appointed Auditor. to audit and adiaut the ac
aa—
cont% of erei.nors. and make diaer'bution among
'limn. From the Record
. . ,
. .
HIRAM HULTZ, Prothonotary.
C — c . I W,;, noend to tlis dun. &the aboso appoint-
ITIM l in my nth, In Pittsburgh, en tho 170r.luty, Lal9,
at il &Ow:it, P.M Wg.P.. AUSTLY, Anditar.
1,..;747w
BATHS! BATIISt BATHS!
OPENED THIS DAY.
A TIIF.N.ErhI SALOON Ladies and Gentlemen'
Itsithing E.tahlishme L Hot, cold and shows
Path.. Ise l'ream. and all other delicacies of th
wa•on. Er ryattention pond to the comfort of sho
who may favor the above establishment with a
last T. !MALL, Proprietor.
VALUABLE BOOKS ON MACHINViRY,
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FRESH SUMMED, GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICFS.
LEXAN DER & DAY. 73 Market street, northwest
II of
of me Llmmond ore now opening •ehoiee
out of nest. rst.:NISIER tricrODS. A Mtge portion of
these goods tome reemitly been prisohawd at a groat
sae nfiee, troin the Auction MICA at the East, and from
the importers nod toonufacturem. We have donated
upon offering ito. stock of goods at pains. so reduced
V to meet the spprob awn of those who do business
011 ale Cheat coma 111/00/100.
'far Silk llepornuent Is very extensive, erahrsmng
the dtfrcrent linills of dress and mantilla Silks, Satin
de Chenes. and entnelian Gro de RilillES.
The Shawl IMpartweni embraces a splendid assort
mon, of India Crane Shawls, from the lowest prices to
e finest oil elesantiy embroidered. Also. Gre
nadine, Bemire, Mona., Nett and spletilbil figured Silt
Shawls,
me A RFS—lllack tilt, herage and Granedine Seto .
Ea AGE: and other thin DkE GOODS—Fiera
Ao d novel stile.. of Ileragea, &it Thanes, and oth
t hitt Drra• (tondo, won by of the attention of the ladle
LA WM' I,A WAS . !—In the Lawn department, our
aduiuon. tram the F:.atern wantons are quite large,
tnq elegant styles at rem art./1,15%105, prtem.
Imported and Soctle.tte Oinghems
Pun:. and Chtokes. Brown and Skunked Muslims.,
Cann lc, Twltlon, FlaunMA
super for led French laths and Cassimeres,
'atts •rcx Ulla leans. Pantaloon Stripes and Drillings.
An °carsick is oirered at ouch areduction of prices
.hat purchate re cannot fait to tic phrased.
ri 4 ALFCANDER k DAY
rutiE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL
tteII,NCKS---Etittetl by Mane Ham M. D., is pub
lthed quarterly on the first of January, Apt!, /My
mei October. Each numbor commna about two hun
dred and eighty lame octavo ;tacos, Rna u enproort
dely!warmed Walt cengrayncte on copper, non.,
Wood, ,}o, .
. -
The Stedichl News and Li bout*, i. Published month
ly, tint consist. of ihirty.two very large octavo pages,
ceisairlind the medical toforthartOsi of the day, as well
Po. 4 troaoso of a big!, ebn•siesr qt. a
_protailleet
de
ppar-nieal of medicine Watson's . Lector*. on the
Practice of Phi ate. lirodie's Clinical Lectures aft Sur
gery. and Todd rr Bowman'. Physiology thns apt.
yearns! in it, and the work at preamit publishing Is
West on the Diseases of lofhitey and i3hlldbood.
TM., The itilis{ipt!On 1 the Araerte JOlllll.
of the Aled,tot. Scie e nces, iso eti
fire dollars per annum. l
'Dien [hi, amount is for corded, free of postage, to ad
annec, the subscriber 'thereby become. entitled to the
Medical New, and Lairtsiy for one year, without for.
[her charge. Fos the *mail sum of ova dollars, there
fore. the aittnterlher can chime a Quarterly and a
Monthly Journal of the highest charatirtr i pßaenturg
about flit en hundred large octavo ?Aga., with ..**s
enate 1110+11,110111. tkibieripiitalii received, Mad tee
wort promptly sn"illieiby
p, OCKWOOD, 63 Wood at,
IT' Az for paitilahera
VALL/ABLEI BOOKB—llnalitVo Life 0/ Napoleon
Bonaparte, 3 vole.
lat's Lacturts on the Bngllsh Poets. •
• on the Comte %Paters.
" en Me lJtorary Aga of KliubMio.
Spirit of the re/ CmceMPOrary
Port - mots. Tales by Edgar A. Pao.
Woonorn Clonnngs. by Mrs. C M. Kirkland.
lioltdays Abroad, or Europa from the West, by Mts.
Ku k/and.
Rural Letters and otter Records of Thoughts at
Leisure, written in me rm.:raids of mom hurried Lae.
tar?' Labor, Ly 'd P. %lints
An dos n die h, or Life tn Woods, by J. T.
licadle7
Phrenology and Ntaarnoriam Examined.
Macaulay's Miscella nea Layard's Nineveh and ita Ran:Laos.
Tire Indicator, by Lerah Hum •
A full stooe of d.mricteart 8.3. U. Rooks, on band
and for rode at Phtladelplita gslous, by
)1.7_ ELLIOTT R. ENGLisn, 79 Wood rt
ATIIBLEII3I SALOON,
AND BATHING SIITABLISUMEINT.
rp 51cFAl4 , taw to inform dip inhabitants°! Pius
burgh and vicinity, that he has opened due
Cleve establishment, where every attention will be
paid to the enearorrof theme who toy 'favo r him with
a coil. Liberty street, between Seventh and Wood.
Ice Creams and all other delicacies o( the Beason.
CINCINNATI & PITTABITIAOII
cat
DA i PAO-It ET Ll N E.-
passengerHlS well known line of .plendid Sten
I owl is now einnekwed of the Imam; awudrat. Er -
finished and fkrnwhell, and most powerful boats .
waken or Ow West Every aaeonamodation .d ,
fart that mey cart prorate, has been provided for
wagers. The lane has ay. in Oyer.on for aye Tel
—has earned a nidlion or people without the lOW Mr •
ey . their petedne. The beau will be at the fool /
Weed aireet the day preatoLls Matartmg, tbe the I
11 011 of freight and the entry of pwwentteta on the ref
ter In all r.tee. the passage money moat bop
daanee.
SVADAY PAOH I =
The ISAAC NEWTON, Captain
Ile
ill
Novhargh every Sunday waning at 10Welt,
Wheekna evrty Sunday eveumg at 10 r. Y.
May 19,1947.
DIONta le PACKET.
The MONO:VC/AMA-A, Capt Prone ; will leave Pere
burgh every Monday morning at 10 o'clock; Whdlaild
every Monday evening at 10 c. r. .
•
TUESDAY" D -ri.DlD...gt.
The HIBERNIA Na. 9, Cropt. J. 413-mazzi,
leave Pitteburgh every Taesday morning at 10 o'olocill
vps,,, e si s , g every evehma at 10P. at. r i
WEDNESDAY Die PEET,
The NEW ENGLAND No. 9, Capt. S. Da it, NCI
leave 1 . 111.11b111T11 every Wednesday =ram sat 10
o'clock, Wheeling every Wedhesdar evening a 10 ir It
TirIDRDDAVVIDkI2T e
The BRILLIANT, Capt. Ga.sca, will leave Mrs
burgh every Thursday morning at B.ldelock;Whoeligg
every Thursday evening at 10 P. X.
vtithAiribatiOnl. •
Th. CLIPPER No. 2, Capt. P
Ihrng., will 122:4
i ,, burghevery Friday canning nt 104:02102k;
everyltn Friday evening al 10 P. br.
..y.we
SUMMER ARRANGES:IIEBMB for 1844.
MONONOMIELA ROUTE. l
Only 73 11111 e• 111.eigrIng.
Vie Brownsville and Cumberland to Baltimore S:. - kid
Philadelphia.
7.111 E splendid and fast remung U B Mall steam... II
ATLANTIC, Capt I Parkinson; BALTIC, Capts.r.
ee* LOUIS M'LAN - E, Card E Bennet; arm tti'he
making double daily trips between
PITTSBURGH AND BROWNSVILLE.
The morning boat wilt leave the Monona...lsola
Wharf, above the Bridge, daily at 8 o'clock precise_ 1.
Passengers will take SIIPER/I COACHES at Brow!.
vibe, at 3 o'clock, P. M., and the splendid can or , Le
Beltimerre and Ohio Railroad, at Cumberland, tj 8
o'clock, A. bt, and arrive in Baltimore toe sameovetti.
ing, in time for the evening line to Philadelphia tiel
Washington city.
From Pittsburg,h to Baltimore, oidy 32 horn.
Fare 510,10
From Pittsburgh to Philatlelphm,only 40 hour.. 1
Fare 112,00
The evening boat will leave at 0 o'clock, except BU
day evenings. Passengers by this boat will lodge on
board in comfortable State Rooms the brat nigh; pies"
over the momusins the following day In Eastern Alt
Coaches. and lodge the sedond night In CumberlanA
Paysengere have choice of eitherSusamboat or gill
Road between Baltimore and Philadelphia, and the
privilege of stoppmg at Cumberland and Baltinuirts,
and resuming their Milts 111 pleasure. Coaches al 14-
tered to parties to travel as they please.
We make op the loads and way bills for the Coach
es in the Pittsburgh offices, (in order to Sore ..drae on
arriving at lirowsuville,) it iv there/He important for
raasengere to get
their tickets before going on hoard
of the boat. at oar office, Monongahela House., V i e
street, or St Charles Hotel, Wood at, Pittsburgh: ,
a f t:l:darn J. MISKIMEN, Ape, .1
Pittsburgh & Lonlavllla Packet Linn.
FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUIAV ILLS.:
A The splendid neer etc.:tar
a a ... The
TELEGRAPH No.l,
H
eiden, master, will leave for ahAs•
d intermediate porta on Wed; pa.
day the Ibli loot, at 10 o'clock s. st.
g ,.
Por freight or pounce appls . board, to
..:
DURBRIDGE,I77II.. N & Co.. ':
lot; OHO B MILTF.NREFUGER. ".".
PITTSBURGH AND LOULIV ILLS. PACKET LINE
The lIC,I and splendid list pas an !
r iiiii i ge"" TILEGRAPH No. Si,
Mallon, master, will leave for Chs-3a
nail and Loolsville on Thursday, the 3d - Id
o'clock, A. AI. For freight or passage apply on
to BURBRIDGE. WILSON& Co,
GEO B MILTENBERGER. •
Louisville urid Bt. Loul• Peoket
1849. IH,e9s
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET PGR ST. L'Oliffl
_ The fine font uaubm pasflria
steamer ATLANTIS, 2,
Ar.giAe Geo. W. lrte.aa, master, igrgiVO.
•• • for the above and latermedi
every Tuesday, at 10 o'elnek, •. x.
For freight or p.sage apply on board, or to
C KING, No. 155 Com. Far,,V4
ail dam
REOU R SVITRDAY PACKET FOR
• The fine fastreiri= pata:geS
steamer OEN.
A. McPherson, maati 7 rZ,
he above and nnenne•liate poelie,,mia
ry Saturnia). as if/ o'clock, r. n.
For freight or paaaaire apply on board, or to '
C. KING, No 153 Com. RO . s
1.410±.4
RE .ULAR PAIIKFT FOR CINCINNA
.. 'Fite splendid passenget Ste&lrbtf -
FAIRMOUNT' 4 . :r'
I
-7014 . :::i: ' OAV Ebben. master will "lingsitss
e• -, •d- , .-' he above and all intermedlatsnt brie
this da), et 4 id`cdoek. P. AI tr,' 5,
For freight or passage apply on baud. '.3f3
et- , 4---
FOR CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE'. -
The Light draught hsteanalt ...
MARY A'LN
will loaveron Sunday, Rut IPA , nat,
_ ..
t 10 o'eniek • u.
Fn j r yi leight or passage app ly 1
‘ o v a boll
, i
, cr i w w .f,, U
--•
FOR CINCINNATL ,
The splendid stoantet ' -'
SIIETIANDOATi,
Bowman, master, wilt lean fb. tae
at 4
o'clock,
F.
3.l bove and intermediate ports this day'
cl ai m,
For freight or passage apply oa. board, Of to •
lilt. rEwriasEw ifr.. co, . 0,
ILMZIIIiIJ
• .
the lbw light &smelt atowwar • '
.
FORT PITT,
~.4111Iftc4 master, will run al abotti: . 42...
- •• - ring low wntee, and will leaei l roe
the above ....Itatermed . .ate porta this day.
For freight or passage , apply on bowd ;114..1
FOR CINCINNATI. • ,
matt, The aim
MT. passenger Mantel ..-
VERNON, •
Rapti, master, wi ll leave for Cie4l4l
au and intermediate laralingS oa
dd. day, of 10 o'clock, A.. AI.
Far freight or passage, apply on beard or to '•.
no GO) B MILTENBERGER. Av.
FipluDOEFti:RT •
The neat and substantial M 14401
Ii UDSCM, •
MeAtillen,". master, milt (, m ,
err, regular trlpi between P 414600
Ichetillg and Brit o port. rivah 441
on Wednesday and ,murday.
Fur freight or passagt., app.l . 7Lon
FGRIYFtTE ANDIUNPUILL
The bo o steamer
InaIatrCINDERELLA, ;:ifj.
Geolge Calhoun, master,,mill
or above and iateristedhata polio
Mondays end Tannujays, at IV • X
For freight or passage, apply on board,
--- SUNDAY TRIPS - TO - 11 - Ailf --
The U. P. Alai! steamer
No. 2, will Immo the Main' g !PIY 'm
the glanougahel• outs e ' re g:
ay rooming at V o ' clock, for la.
&taming, and arrive al 5 o cloak, V.
Foram Deaver and back, Twenty-five Cent.
hay2s
_.
-- AfiTzliWrill Ps ttiligrit E 7 --,-
t;
The steamer BEAVER will Vart
the wharf, /worm, Me Atorme , %.
hell noose, every Sunday 10110haa9
D coelotk. for Beaver, getruitki.
will 1..1 Beaver at l o'clock, P. Al, en 4 arrt‘:csk4
4 &elect. Fern, Twenty-five Cents. , nert.:ll „.
15,610t1L. . -
.. ...i.2,___ oblosalmTrarrnurt4o.
...ta7. 1 .,,,... 8. II AtiENT;. ..:.:
Forwarding and Chmtukussion Wei ,
chant, has removed to No. 87 Front, between trtyrsk
end tkmithfiehl meets. , ari.,..
FUR CINCINNATI AND L 01113.144 E. ;-
The light dn. I t ugll.l.,
C V Well., mum.r, will t tater faNk.
' ' -
pomp. Toesdia,ill,34 h
•
4 o'ciook, kb M. •
• For frelght or pxxxxxge pply On boSnt or l 0
J3r4 D W
RJR CINCINNATI AND T. LAMS. I','
maiiithThe splendid .w reamer ~,
LYDIA COLLINfo,
WM Hunter, mast e r, kaiD, tea - ..t . '"?
e above and all Itnen4e4la: t i,r;,ls
on Tuesday, we a d, at In o'clock, A. lw. , r,.A
For ueight or plumage, app . l 00 0011 A, Or 10 ~...-",
jya D. 1Y.11099 APIS'
;"-
7..lcrin Ltight II Light Itl •
rrHE luta, celebrated horning Said neonate ho E yd
1 at the Eastern Lamp Store, Nro.f.o Tbdrd
between Wood end Market.
For a ponabie house licbt it has tae pre me. vt
,
of the cement cities, being perteedy safe apd
void of smsSe, greate or any of the dliagrresbV- !+-
modems to lights now in commonning aladi • 1.
nil assortment of lamps .(the latest patterns for
m 0 the aimed yytlitlenro O. Z. DA VIL
•
S bafea CoIto.; .••
24 bola No 1 Lard;
1 hag Flaasee,l;
2 " (Roden Peas
r , 4 Frothera;
7 " (home, • .
1.40 r• fooding fro m Clonl v a 'a rha ' n:l, No 2, for sal6
_ll 3 ,Sala7l DICKEY , 12., Co.. FrOUL
- •
17.07 the "Nowa and Warning. or-Chttp".: an
du,kh. r d,, cmelonau (Jareue, isms 2M41: re
Mier the foltoanng opmlm t of our Coansel;
, aross lottegtse.--;
Pratlc Lasn.o, CLCCSAwn,
Jane tath, 1841.
T Muses Sansone 2V. skanissan--fietatemseo . In
ac,ardanee vmh 10117 request We harercairefult •S
tt •
mined tLe Leers Patent granted to Christina f
keret “fo , improvements in the ecirtrompnen - of' MO ,
;et
mann, boner. std other Ammon" and dasedlonetn,
18.111.
i • •
We are of °platen that you (the asaigneesOf Lii i i i . "
brews, for whom we'prepared papers To u r a eltrea4
_,
Steamapplicatlou for Letters Patent for an-Awl, t!
Steam Blower ,
k ) Hain no arise tafrmaiag ilurcm4l Y.
lowed Mr. Burhardt at that Pale= . .
Tours respectfully,
,s•
CLINTON, KNIGHT' a. ulurfn_,Elle._' :
Patent Areats .4. 1 " , ....—„s "
PREPAIIED ITELIUMA.
!THIS oracle has been carefulty'ssul fany,.ttee,e
tom number, of the mechcal foodem te lobe k
commend it as the most vantoble of el pm
the fierfnitev•
trades now in ace, it being much superior W artiq
dre.root, tapioca, Sago, barley, &n_ forlayslida and 01.
As an article of common diet far children, parlitli.
laity Mom of weak bowels, or Of feeble and, dell t4
constitution, it .6)I be fouratto glee health aptistreal4i
with more certainty than any other =Walled.
The Farina has been chemically analyzed' by 41
Cunene and Reno; and Pm:lA:soot .liken, Oleg , a g,,a„
bear testimony m is peat value mar ail qter fat . ? 1.•
cent, substances, for invalids and childritre
An extract from the report of auk anitigalap
even :
"Its claim to the attention, of the medical 4irobili4ii
will mat upon i s cantaining in thaylutan and a imaA L
rut rogenixed prinniPlas, regerablenbrimeand /lbw
sufinances not found la arrow root or b a dro_l
—Met&
(-The great supantetn7 of this *Aida aritt ne*
anwit , root, telkoca, k4n., 83 ditil
Invalid. and children, IS prwevally o seethe 7116
ten it contains, Which 4 loaio9r,cog..— CaDitt43 ,
It form. (the Farina) Cary a h em in, Ic
ily° oracle of food, °nail) o.4eMnig Cind ads,* f
adapted for Invalids and caildren."—M
The above article always on baud, and for sal* , )1
Bra= k Balk% comer Of Libony and 9t. craft act' tr.( tak 4aoPyd.