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WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 28, 1849
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To Winnow being Than* giving Day, no paper
it be issued trout this offline. It mill appear . on
Friday morning, as usual. Advertisers allould
send in titeir tavern to day.
To Anvernscas.—We ask the attention of ad
vertisers to the notice requiring that adiertise
meats ehould be handed ill early. If our friend@
would !elect for a moment, they would Gee the
great injustice of mating men, to work in the late
hoary of the night, when it . considerate attention
on their patt would render the hardship unneces.
miry. The earlier in the day they are banded iu,
the greater the certainty that they will rippear.
DAY or Tasfursoprnto•—Nett Thursday, (to
morrow,) the 29th, v the day appointed by the
Governor of this Commonwealth, to be -observed
in acts of public ionhip, thanksgiving and prayer
We presume It will be universally observed.
It
becomes a people ao highly faiored in every bless.
lag which makes life desirable, to entinife.o their
gratitude to the Great, iver of all Good, by volun.
tarily . devoting sstley to his service, and by pub
lic acts of acknoWiedgement and devotion. We
would also recommend the time honored and di.
vine!) , sanctioned custom, of pending a portion
from the larder or table of abundance to the poor
neighbei who may not have sufficient for the de
mands of necesaity.
TAADILAZU Ngwa.—The inefficiency of present
telegraph, arrangements were never more clearly
asardkrited than in the cane of the Lreign news by
the Caledonia. The steamer arrived in Casten on
'Saturday night, and we received the news in
Pitlablligh lad on Monday evening.
Then loot at the manner in which it is sent—a
parcels junible of statements, mostly withont in
terest, and W tartly without order. From France, I
where !semi revolution has just taken place, there
is uothinrof intenou I Is this likely! is not the
my Oct that oiler has been preserved, and the
new rtlinietry bra gone quietly to wink, if such is
the coon, of-interest!
' The fact in, that el late telegraphic despatches,
from the bunglinirmanner in which they are sent,
Sad the uncertainty of their arrival's/hen they are
most wanted, have become a nui4asce to publish
rt:nr, and of very little benefit to the public- Whether
b ie
any refann will introduced, we cannot say.
We have sumo d what we think a better ar
• nuagement, to t e most concerned, but there
bavebeen no active =Ware! taken to carry it
We learn from a Washington. correspondent
that tFti Dew Oregon - appointees, the Hon. John P.
Gaines, Civerner; the Hon. Wm. Strong; ledge;
and Gearge.E. Hamilton, Secretary, and their
eumbetizig in en twenty Four, will sail (tom
New York on the 2nd proximo, in the U. S. Store
eitip Supply. They fernith their own stores (or
the voyage, the;:iovemment providing only for
their putiego. here are excellent appointments
in every titmice • . Three more intelligent, up
right and g .1 men could hardly be selected
(or the ultra-too . autizie Territory.
fillsoical. DIM immure or 1112 Aauf—The
Medical Board, which convened in this city last
month, approved of the following applicanas for
Assistant Surgeons is the Armr.—lsaac L. Ad-
Lins,4/elawere; Robert 0. Abbott, Pennsylvania;
Then= M. Getty, Virginia; D3vid L. Magruder,
Vitginia, William J. 11. White, District of Golan,
bla ;Iltodney Gitaan, Mazylavd; Elisha P. Lsogyrin.
thy, New York. ' Assistant Surgeon James Si
mone was found qaalifirdror promotion. •
a The Philadelphia North American, in speaking
of a lithographie view of Pittsburgh, sage—"We
are so'unfortatate as never to have visited the
western city, to which we Philadelphians look
with a pride and affection =melt. , less than that
we feel for our own beautiful metropolis, but the
artists in the present case have presented a pie
true so obviously full of terrasmairees that we teal
gado familiar with its leading details. The fleets
• air steam. boats in &Mere—the crowds of people
on the levee—the evidences of best, trade in the
long extended streeta—the specimens of rich and
Imposing architecture—the noble -tbe fOe
naces, and rolling 'mills, and manufactories, and
the lofty hills in the background, all look to nor.
eyes as natural se though they were the &demi
of daily obse-rvatiou. •
We are glad to see this 'commemoration of our
Western sister. Itl. a well deserved tribute to
herpresent worth sad wealth, aV will hereafter
furnish an excellent means of comparison with
• her rapidily growing greatness. No place en this
continent has in it rnd around it larger elements
of imeemisiban Pittsburgh, and exhibited, as the
spirit of its citizens has been, under the most un
toirord-circumatancea, no one can doubt that them
elements will be to developed and blended aa to
make it all that the fondest and mom fervent of its
friends can anticipate.
An !SLIM CS9I7 , 70 vas UPUTED STAnd—Mr.
SqUltr, the United States Charge to the Central
teritall ftepublid, having received information
of the intention of the English to seise the Island
of Tigre, belonging to Honduras, and comman
ding the entire Pacific coast, has negotiiiied a tan.
ty with Honduras, by which that island is ceded to
the United &eta, on will be seen by his circular,
issued to the diplomatic egents of other nations in
the country :—
ISOATION Or 17i6 UNIT= SIAM, }
In CVniaL ANZILICA.
Leon de Nicaragua, Sept:29, IEII9.
Sim I have the honor to inform you that the Is
land of Tiro, in the Gulf of Fonseca, has been ce.
dad to the United Statelier North America, by the
Republic of liondunut, for the time pending con
stitutional action upon an enigma convention be
tween the two republic', and that, accordingly,,
LArperedy possession -will be taken of the sane, upon
bldf °fibs United &atm
The existing- port and other regulation' of
the Island will be continued until otherwise al
' tered;
I haus alio the • honor to add, that the United
elutes his acquired Enteral' in the Walden) la.
Janda and conatnof Honda's., which will tiot per
' ker lotik with indifference upon an* meas.
are whtch shall aPet the present - order of thing*
in that gamier.
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I am, sir,
with hig censideration, your obedient
GEO, SQUIER.
&toxin" Qu fold oo our WA.,
the WesixiirsUr, ■oi the laden Quartuly Ha
views beds for October. For nth by M• Kano,
Youth rtire4 riaAugL
The Union seems to have eelected the Secre
taryot the Interior for the mod virulent abuse, on
the alleged ground of bevies been excessively
moscliptive in his dispensation of the patronntre
belonging to his department. The following
ures, derived from what we believe an authentic
-source, exhibit the extent to which he has carried
the much needed work of Reform.
Commissioner of General Land Offloe• . ..... . 1,
Recorde " ••••• • • -- I
Surveyorsr :
Geneml ............ ..... t
Whole number of Resisters and teceivern 116
—number reMoved ............ . .. . ...... 106
/Whole number Of 11. S. District Anomie. 42
number removed •. .....
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all
Whole number S. Mshals 49—number
removed I "
Commissioner of Indian Affairs 1
Whole numbeeof Indian Agents 33—number
removed, including appointments for new
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Agencies
Whole mambos, of Army and Navy Pension
Agents 61—nronher removed 19
- Is of;Pmenu 1
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:I. of Pubhe Buildings • 1
'entientialy and three Inspectors. 4
Commissione
Wardell of P •
Something an allowance should he made in
the above figures, for resignation,. The clerical.
appointments arc not enumerated; but we pre-
Name it fair to state, that Leif of the officers of that
character are still tilled by Liiicofocoa.
PUORIL BISAW YOrtEi•
Correspanlenee of the Pittsburgh Guer.te.
Tinw Tone, Nov. 14,184 9 .
The last rumor, and the most satisfactory one
.:I ,
to people , is, that despatches have been received
from Mr. Rives, announcing the settlement ( the
Pouuin affair, and all matter, growing out f it.
This rumor has . helped The appearance a the
'market for sound stocks, and gives more bo pe
st to the fancies, which are now. held for a ad
vance, particularly those of a few of the rail ads
touching New York.
The kladson River Railroad has been co plat
' ed to within eight miles of. Poughkeepsie, or sixty
seven mile!. The most rapid rate of travail nit to
seen upon this roate. As fut.,..Lts WO our 101111
boats, they aro passed like drift sist.od. Wh a the
`road reaches its northern terminus, we_nhall-ko to
Albany in four hours easy, or four and a half cer•
tain. The road is the Lest in construction, they
tine, and management in the 11. S., and vet
compare with any English cornaration. l 1'
.mated that the cost of a train from Albany
o New York, 166 miles) will be one hundred and
five dollars, or less than a dollar n mile. At this
rate of expense, it i 5 easy to carry passeng •rs for
11 cent a mile, and have enough to make Molley.
Gentlemen interested in the Tehuanteped mate
to the Pacific, are moving efficiently, and the car
sieges am tri be put on at once. An attempt is
now making here to buy steamships to ionnect
with New :York and California. The 'sari n par
ties are also at Washington, looking for a ail con
tract by this route, and it is thought They ill sues
coed in both ways, securing the Sarah S di br
the Pacific end, eked one of the hips oft How
ard line for the Atlantic route.
The last novelty, irrthe way of an calm ion, is
transparent pauorama of the "Nils," go up, aa
the phrase is. by George It. Gltddon, the distin
guished Egyptian traveller and scholar. It tisk]
been shown privately only, thus far, but hen it
ii opened, it will be immensely popular, f it is a
'work of high character, and nt one repro ntation
gives mom information relatie., to this =lent
empire, than can be gleaned; in moath from
books. Egypt is made 01pable almost to the
tonch,ausl noire so to the eye. It In tot he Nile
what "Beware jo for the Mississippi a' trim
picture, almost swelling nature. It will be illus
trated byMr.isliddon'ti lentui., end win the name
applause it has obtained •in Europe.
The week closes with a grant degree of quits,
in the way of business • People arc winding up
for winter, and•apkwar perfectly satisfied with the
result of 'their yeara.sabor. • Such a thing as a
failure has pot been beard of use months, and in.
deed a protest is a rite thing. There is nu al.-
senor of specutathin Merely thing, and no depart
went of Litlilnead is at all iodated. !gms on
- call are made at four per cent., and upon snort
time at five 3...nd six'Ger cent. There are 1011.13.1 ,
On, borrowers here for little out ol the way opera
tions, and all the money wantedon tinues is obtained easi•
ly. The rate ol exchange c bel
specie point. and the ogton crop Lunt on the-mum
of shipment, to keep the rates down. lu freight,!,
them is good vpirit shown, and nothing seen to
cause the leasf shuns in the commercial world.
Oa 'Change, boldness lags, waiting Or the eam.
er. Ashes are dull at $6 75 for Pots, and Pearls,
58,31. Cotton has a tendency to decline, but
good nutty holders are MM. Flour Is dull and
receivers are willing to meet the inerket
!shade reduction to pricas. Pure Genesee, Sh';'?)
$5l. Wheat, QUO. and Ity,arn firm. with no
pressing stocks on the market. Whiskey is 210
271 e. Pork is In less demand at loser rates—l
Mess, 1110,3Viti1D,50. Prime 19.31059, Lard ,
is in fair demand, and barrel. may be quoted at
61041. Fruit has fallen, nod whole boxes of mi.
SIMI seat! 1,371. In Iron. the: Is an upward
tendency, With sales at 019,6'_ cash and 1521 on
LII O . gaps em wanted by specalatora, 'with
sales at 141015 c for sew. Them is some bust
ness in seeds. Ohio Clover has sold at 70.--
Them is a good demand for Tobacco at fall pri
ces. The Wick is not large, and holders ask high
er rates. C.
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Pittsburgh. sig glen's Hi
lble neel.ly
Time, la its ever pettressive much, brings to
gether here, to nigh:. the Members and Managers
of the Young Man's Bible Society gf Ptustangb; and
tells mother, the 32nd Year of our Society's ex.-
tee..
And though disoase and death have done a l
greater work than usual in their line, within that
year, the Board of lianigefs now feel to offer our
grateful acknowledgemenm to a kind protecting
Providence who infetafily kept no all, and bine. ,
permitting us, without the bias of • single tune, the.
privilege of thin bones social intercourse with our ,
constituents.
We come to celebrate the event, and would en •
joy the present, by telling you of the part, sod
counselling with you Mout.the felons And in
doing so, we will aim at no set speech, nor stud •
and phrase, but at a single statement of our dolega
and nor ?respects.
Last year's report gave an amount of a shot
mgh exploration :and supply of the city. The
present Board immediately extend. that work to I
the neighboring boroughs of Birminglinm, South I
Pittsburgh, Sligo, and Temperance villa. Mr. Tr.!
win, the agent, who had been ao antisfactorily and
successfully employed far the Society last yea.
was sent at once into these additional field. The)
result of hislabor,for two mooths,was, visiting 1565
families, and selling and donating 201 bibles and !
testaments, to the amount of SI2S 32.
In the early part of the yew, the Board placed!
some 409 bibles In tbe Chambers and Parlors of
some 14 of the principal Hotels of the city; thus
tempting, as it were, the traveller and the lounger
to lock into the word of Life: The proprietors of!
all those Hotels heartiry - en-operated with us in this
matte. Mott of theme have mode a contribution
to the fends of the Society. Those boles, as also!
all •thm leave our Society, bear upon them our
stamp, and in them, n statemmil °rpm uesigns.
The Steam Boats at our wharves—the Canal;
Boats at our Basin—and our County Prison—have
had supplies, and the attention of visiting commit.
tees, through a portion ,of the leer. A weak Sat.
bath School near the Cemetery has received from
us three dean bibles end testausanta.• 100 small
trstalltente have Mood {heir way from our Society
into the hands of . many poor children, in Wes-.
tern Virginia, through Mr. Clark, a cal - pone. la
bortructhere. To comfort the afflicted in the Hos.
pital at Lacyville, in:the Ith ward of the city,
some 30 large testaments, embracing the psalms, ,
have been placed by bible
in the. room. Frequent
doention. of a single bible or Ofitament have been
made from one Library through the Mmagers
themselves One Bible School has been furnished
Ly ti• with two large bibles.
• -The Board have extended their Rid and visita
tions alike to all conditions and races of mankind
tie. More lallen Willsin our reach In the spring,
Mr. Hear. Smith, Who was referred to the Board,
very highly recommended, wan appointed the
Society's agent to work especially among the Ger
man population of the city. Nor has he worked
in vain. His tabors have been efreaive. The re.
stilt thereof for 4 months, was, visiting 1550 fami
lies, and selling and donating 531 bibles and tes
taments, to the amount of fal I 60
Some of our Book. have doubtless found their
t ,, 0 , to the gold mines of California. The Board
presented some 64 Bibles to no
many mambon of
rho California Entetyrizo Conn:any, whi c h kit
thbi city in March land. We have scauera the
seed 6tr . well as near. We know not which
shall prosper. We !Mid it may all bring forth
fruit abundantly.
Altogether in the matter of visitation and books,
the doings of the Society for the year have been—
Visiting 3115 families, and 'tellies and donating
2619 Bibles and Testaments.
Most of you aro aware that the Board of Man.
agers of thus Society consists of two represent..
fives from any church that wishes to be connect- !
ed with the Society. There were nominally 46
managers, this year, reprewntiog 23 churches of
12 damn& denominations. Toe are else aware
thetas seventi yews pat, the Sends. collected bur
the Society, were collected firths!. several man
merntbectutelves, and generally from the members
of their respective churches, and from no other
persons.
made by your Boird to
nun' year a dizzy ti the mode of collecting funds Il was generally
"supposed that tt would be better every way to
have special collecting "gents, who should make
dud alone their bruiness for the time they were
em ployed, and call upon all be whoa way they
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could come- Two such Agents were ugly
engaged this fall Mr. Thompson for ne portion
of tbe city, Mr. Irwin for another • n and Mr.
Smith for the German population getter:4- The
molt of their labors proves that the ehange was
rather well judged than otherwise. •
They report 8994,73 on their Books. They say
that much of the work that might have been done,
ifbeYnn in time, remains undone. They say, too,
that. following this plan out, mote work can be
done in a second pear, and in less time than this
year's work was done in, the diffinahree Widening
the matter being now overcome. Heretofore the
highest amount obtained by the manager@ them
selves in one year, was some $ 731. That was
done last year, and falls ihoreof this year's effort
acne $261. So that a:Meant-he disadvantages of
a first pear's effort, more Clear gain und e r°°'°°°
the Society, than in the best year r the old
system with all its experience
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On exploring Agents find Librunal, rat*" the
sum of 8317.99 received for Books .old.
From all these reports it, will be wen that the
whole amount of fonds raised by collections and
tales, is $1372,76, and that while there has been
en increase in the collections over but year, there
has been a small decrease from sales.
The Library of the Society has been removed
from the private counting room of the Librarian,
to the more public and central toasts the, Pres.
hyterian board of Colportage, No. 'l9 Wood Sn .
near Fourth.
A portion of our surplus funds. has gone this
Year ono the foreign fiehl. In March last, your
Board appropriated to enable Our Parent So.
trey (the Pennsylvania Bible Society) to mory out
her resolution of June ISIS, to aid to tee amount
of 63000, the American Bible Society, in dire Abut•
ing still more liberally the word of God in foreign
lends, end we are happy to learn, that that reap
lotion has been fully carried out. And we are
also happy to learn that oar Parent Society has
determined to aid the American Bible Society this
year, for the same purpose, to the amount of
$3OOO. And your Board would also hope, that in
answerlo a call now made upon us by our Parent
Society, ouruest Board will come to her help by
'van a more liberal contribution than we did
Ws year.
• The work in the env and immediate ne;ghber
hood being pretty murk done up—your Board .0,
wishing to be idle, have recently been .onsieering
about extending the Society's mord active labors
out into the county. With this rieW, some 40
circulars have been udder...ea to as . nicer
Churches, inviting them to e r,rieraie with MI(
Society in their BM'e operation., and furnishing in
relent, our labor visitntion and snooty where
deemed necessary. One Church at leant, has no
cepted our invitation, and her funds are now in
Our Treasury. By this time neat year, we hope 'e
hear of all uniting with mi. Mr. Aiken, the agent
of our Parent Soricty, wire has heretofore occu
pied the County, events disposed to yield n to the
care of our Society.
Stich, Christisu friends, is a statement of wha
we have been doing. Yarn . Board feel greatly en
°outvoted, and consider the prorpects of our 11.cie
ty for usefulness more nattering perhaps than they
have ever been., Very much depends, however,
upon the character of etch successive Bean' of
Managers. They should be one very best men
The paramount importance of the Bible cause de
mand this.
And now. having named the importance of the
cause. the Board wish respectfully to inquire, does
the Bible cause hold that place in the estimation
and affection of this einholen community that it
. shophl 'hole We think it does not. Will any
say that it is aecopd to nay other cause? • Arc not
all other causes based upon it CM they not de
rive what importence they have from al Bow is
it then that] more, really mare, in done generally'
by indivlduals and by notches for almost every
other caut oaten they do for the Bible cause! We do
not understartil it. Men have litiesxod hundreds ,
fur some erinaml, who have but. ones or fives, at
moat, for elinae. Churches have buns
deeds and evenv thoosands other causes; which
have scarcely Blues for the Bible cause. There
must be some thing wrong. We cab not have been.
educated aright in this matter. Ought not the school
Malden, in such thingato in to work? Or ate even
they content to think the Bible rause is so great, and
every body [notes It is no great. there is no danger
but whet it will get along, it will be taken care oft
We point to at:comparatively triding contributions
of our city, for the pad Ma years AI least, to show
how the eitnee,bas been getting along—how a has
been token care of Those onutributions rouge
from MOO to 11000. On this year'. lists oi con
tributions. made by about .900 persons, there la but
one ten dollar subscription, and hilt eighteen five
dollar sober-options, most of the others being one
dollar, and many under one dollar. We hope for
better things, however, for the future. We hope
for an abandonment of the one dollar system con.
tributiona. We hope for a great rise in Bible
Society Stock.
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NOTICE TO TILE PUBLIC.
Post Olrrta, P.r.gUa.
Nov. 2b, 1579.
The California nod Oregon mails via Havana,
Chasms, Bud Pr . cms, will be despatched from
New York un the of fleemober neat; from
Charleston, S. C., and Iron, Savannah, Georgia, on
the I Gtli;,:from New Orleans, on or Moot the 15th;
end froth Idavan4 at which point Use steam pack
et from New York and that from New Orleans
will connect, the man will depart the 13th of De
cember direct for Chogres,reacismg Pl11161•,OVtl,
land, In due time for the. PaciGe Steam Packet, to
leave that for San Francisco, pn time tat of January
In January nezt,.aemi -monthly service will be
put in operation between New York and Cloves,
aneateam packets will learn the different port.
during the ensuing year, agreeably M. the following
schedule:—
New York, on the 13th and ak d
zeeath month.
Charleston and Savannah, o y the kith east 41st
(or fine °leach month.
New Orleaha,.on the huh and 30th .Flavarm, on the 19th and 4th, and Panama on
the In
net 0r9.1 leave Ban Franciaen on the let of
each month, Chartres on the 13th and Ist clench
month, with privilege, if San FralleiSCO mail ia.
IVlldy.'43 leave on the 2211 a instead of the lit.
Leavei Manes for New work on the 19th and
Cth of each month, with privilege of leaving on
the 4th, instead of 6th, if the Chagrea . mail has sr.
rived, and also fir ` New Orle ans on the same dates.
The entire posage for ng lett e
r, antes.
ceeding a ball ounce in weight, will be ;21 cenui
to limns, rerl cent to Chasms, 30 twoth to Pa
eans, to be prepaid in all eases, and 40 cents to
N1G6i415y,F,1111 Francisco. Astoria, at any point In
California or Dreamt, to he prepaid or left unpaid,
at the option of the senders.
Newspapers and pamphlet", sea postage 3 cent*,
and Inland pottage to be added at the rate of 11.
each, or 41 cents through, in all case. prepaid.
• Hazards of Mercantile Lit..
From an article in the last nlnlir`of Hunt's
Magazine, we copy the (611m:sing interesting Ante
meets. They afford a melancholy illustration of
the hazzards and fluctuations of mercantile life
”It in asserted that but one eminent merchant
--and his death is still recent aut lamented—has
Newmotioned in active business in
. the city of
New York to the close of a long life, without
dements bankruptcy or a suspension of payment
in some one of the .411001 crises through which
the country boa necessarily passed. .have no
means of ga;Armtning the truth of this nasertion,
hot it meet have ( wino foundation, and I think it
wield be ditncult for either of as pc. TO to the
amber.
- "It is also asserted by reliable, .authorily, from
records kept during periods of 20 to 40 peen, that,
of every hundred petering who commence In:mi
nces m Boston, air.ety Ore at least die vori that,
of the same number in New York, not two ulti
mately acquire wealth, alter passing thronah the
intermediate process of bankruptcy; while in Phil
adelphia the proportion is still smaller.
"By the aiatistirA of bankruptcy, an collected un
der
the uniform bankrupt law of 1644--
The number of applicants for relief un.
der that law were 33339
The number of creditors returned.... 1,019,603
The amount of debts stated.. • • 440931,612
The valu fawn of property eurrentlered . 43,697,307
"II thin valuation were correct, neatly ten cents
would have been paid on every dollar due' but
what was the fact ,
"In the math,s district of New York ape cent
was paid, on an average, for earl dollar due; in
the northern district, 121 centa, being by far the
largest dividend. to Connecticut the average din-
Wend was somewhat over half a cent on earh dol.
lat.
In Mississippi it was.
lu Maine ...... .• •
In Michigen and lowa .
In Massachusetts
lu New,lerrey.. • • • • .
lu Kentucky.........
In Illinois .......
la Pennsylvania, Noel Virgo.,
re•outh Ai/0/11111A. Wallogtoo.. No(lung."
—Pablur , Almanall e 49.
After making every possible allowance for the
enhancement of this enormous amount of debt by
lodation of values, speculative prices, i!ec_, the pro
portion of the 4100,000,000 lest by those of the
1,049,603 creditors who were engaged in proper
and legitimaie business, most atilt have been t a
r.
incase, and may Justly be charged against the
profits of our regular commerce,
We have frequent inquiries horn persona who
e
mintemplate emigrating to . th new territory of
Minnesota,in relating to all matters concerning its
present position and future prospect.. The
lowing very Concise nod satisfactory information
we find in a communication to the St. Louie Rev
publican:
The organle law of this Territory was approved
March 3.1, IMO. The officers eppoinred by the
President of the United Bates, were—
ALICIATIOM Rastsev, Governor.
Coat K. Sorra, Secretary.
Amur" Goonalcu, Chief Justice.
DAVID COMMA, ASSOCIIIB Judge.
B. B. Mims,
. Joanna L TAYLOR, United Stales Partial
HEM' L. Mau, United States Attorney.
The orphiution of the Territorial Government
toot place by the proclamation of the Governor
011 the first day of June. 011 the 11th of the same
mooth, by another proclamation, the Terntory
was divided into three Judicial District.
' The many of St. Crete the firet thetnet.
The county of La Pointe, including the country
meat of the Miesurippi, and north of the St. Pe•
tern, in the second district.
And the country west of the Allisaiselppl, and
youth of a line doe meat Of the St. Pews, to the
Minomi neer, and meth of me Stale of lowa, is
the third district. The Cormthis of fk. Croix and
La Pointe, had been organiand nadertheTorrithey
of Wisconsin.
The first term of court was held in each of those
districts m the month of August, and a apecial
term is to be held in the third district on the fourth
Monday in February, 1650.
Oa the name date, (June 11th,) Os Governor
issued his proclamation to John Montan, Sherif
of St. Croix county, to take the muses of the tern-1
tory, making that day the date of the eolslmanicas .
lion. Six ghillies were desigamed.
1. The county of St. Croix.
2. The county of La Pointe.
3. The country on the West dile Mississippi,
north of said rapids.
5. The country on the Red rivet €0 the north.
This is the Pecn•hi-nan settlement.
6. The country on the Missouri viva.,
Ina document before us this enumeration la giv-
en In detail, in 24 villages, precints and eettlentents
besidis the soldier. in the Forts.
The aggregate on the 11th of June, was 3,057
males and 1,113 females. Total peptide:l,4
6%
The Indiana in the Territory ale estimated at
25.000.
Tlas emigratinn to the Territory since the lltb
ofJa h been great; at Lout equal to the enc •
men on at that time, which cannot 'befiesa near
than nice thousand.
Besides the. soldiers and other pentane at the
military posts, there are given in the moms re•
toms 748 heads or families; a majority being French
names.
The settlement at Crow Wing ricer, the aim of
Fort Gaions,-contains over 6D name. of French
thmilie. 111 fall. and St females. Thai et Pem.
bias has WI families, and nearly all French or
Swiss names. This settlement, unlike all the ettn.
ere, has • majority or kmales--295 males, 312 le
male. A large proportion of the met( are half
breeds, and very likely many of the kmsles are
aborigittes But they are • civilised, moral and
industrious class of people.
Minnesota Territory Is bounded on the north by
the 40th degree of latitude which divides it m
the Bntieh Posseerions, on the east by Lake
MI , and Wlsconsio, on the south by tit ei eof
lowa, and on the meet by the. Minced Over and
the Oregon territory, from which it Is divided by
the Chippewa mountain. The river St. Csoix,
already famous for its nipids, its Mee threes and
lumber business, is the boundary from Wisconsin
on the South east.
Minnesota is the aboriginal name for the Sy Pe.
ter's river, and mean. Turbid Waters; Minae be
ing water in the Immune of the N'J)ecotabs, and
Soto, turbid or muddy.
The Territory contains an area of 168,000 square
miles, with cc large an amount of arable land, fit
for immediate cultivation, aa in most of the States,
it, proportion to its extern. Senior five large States
may yet be carved out of this immense territory.—
In the-south eastern section are immense pine for
ests, end directly in their midst the most abundant
water power for the toatintacture, of lumber, of io
future, every article of human comfort. Commen
cing shoot twenty five miles above the mouth of
the St. Peters, is a vast forest of bard wood timber
extending more than 100 mile. along that river,
and from twenty five to forty five miles wide.—
And judging from the history of all our new States
on the Miwassippi, as the country becomes explo
red and settled, a much larger proportion of
timber will be found to exist than is rat first sup.
posed.
In the organic law of the Territory, provision
was made the • Legislative Assembly, too:insist of
• Council and Home Representives. The Couto.
oil at prevent remands of nine member., elected for
two years, and the House of Repre•entati les of
eighteen members, elected annually. The number
of each may be taceesaed bythe Terrinoial Le
gislature, as population increases, font not to ex•
coed fifteen Councillors and thirty nine Ilemesen
tepees.
By proclamation of the Governor, our election
for members of the Legislature and Delegates to
Congress was held on the Ist of August, and Ow
first Legolature oi the Territory commenced ins
motion In•• house provided for the purpose in the
town of St. Paul, corner of SL Anthony and Mm.
'emote streets, on the first Monday in September.
It continued in 'notion nearly two month.
The Honorable H. H. Sibley is the Delegate to
Congress.
These farts (with many additional ones,:which
may be the noble& of a future cdmmunloationd
• have been obtained from the message of Governor
Ramsey to the Tenoorial Legislature, with ac•
compeny,ng documents, from peeooeel interview
with the Governor sod several intelligent gentle.
men from the Territory, and from the Minnesota
Pioneer, published m the tome of St. tit
seat
of the Territorial Godernment.
Tug Lunen Tuanuas or Lao Sursama—The
Toronto (Note has a Wag letter (rum the
dated the lath, gonna an account the origin of the
troubles between the Indians in the Lake Superior
country and the copper miners. The Indians had
repeatedly Seat deputations to the seat of Govern.
want at Montreal, comlaioing of thiaoreopsin ,
of their lands by the w anes, to which etrllltteltd •
was paid. During the last summer another de
putation wan sent, and • promise wan given thit
Ju to
should be done them and that commission
ers hould he vent conclude • treaty with them
I gar thepurchaae of their lands. A month ago two
ealliminicreitS armed at Sant Ste. Merle. No
[Lebec having been given, the Indians were gene
rally absent upon thew hunting ezbursiona A
council was held, however, and Mr. Vidal,' the
commissioner, put the inquiry, 'Will you ull your
lands? yes, or no." The chief, Shinmakonee, re•
plied, that the Indians did not wish to cell ail their
lands, but desired to reserve some part of them—
all the world, men and animals, derived subsist.
Mace and support from the leads. Their brethren
on the other Ode had sold all of their lands, and
could now only look ppon, but not 'hue the wealth
which is produced km them. The matter was
turned ever to Mr. McDonald, a settle with the,
Gererument,o• behalf atlas lodlana The coun
cil eras broken up by Mr. Vidal, who refused to
acknowledge the authority ot McDonald. Tbe
latter advised the Indiana to be firm, and resist all
attempt. to deprive them of their lands, and they
lcit the eenincil. The Government bat received
in cash £lO,OOO, the protrude of the sale of Sine
Indian lands, the drst of five instalments. The
Globe thinks th e Indira have not been fairly
treated.
117• FEVER AND /LOVE CURED by ON au of Dr.
hiliane'• Liver Pill. —The- following letter from a
highly respeemble gandeman of W. Unhitch Parker co,
la., m triumphant testimony In favor of thin really great
medicine.' Thou who are suffering anderthlaelle'ung
dmease can find immediate relief and a weedy cure by
wcwe of ht. Ml.:me% Liver rills.
ttWurr Uew., PALI= ael .14. I
• Nov. Vita, 1.947.
?galas. KIDD & Co.—About one year ago I reeeiresl
of your agent • lot of Dr. Miami's Liver Fills; which
I sold immediately, and wish another *apply as soon
. .
as possible. When I received these Otis I vs. Wr
est/ auffenug from . amok or Ape and Paver, hut
by the ow of there pills alone, I have been eampletely
emoted to health. I believe them al be the best rem
edy (or Litmus compthlnts I hese ever PPM.
JONATHAN HOUGHAM."'
For sate by J . 10[11.1 A CO., No. 60, corner or FOllll.ll
and Wdod et., Pittsburgh. PotadoLltvilmtl
T. aromaltre
The name of Alderman -A. 0. REINHART will l•
p toni ach:ll tted, g
Whig Conve hot friends,
ntio to thn,e conelakrallon
pro as a eatable eandtd
tor the Al ayorarty of Frueborget. nova-to
Wo.• Algaq wiilbo • candidate forth • flay
artery, ittgeet to Otronoottoation of the Whig Canyon
.P.3P
Walken:is will Le m1.1,11(1.1(9 (04
tho agotaltg, subject to the oropiosuon of the Whig
Convention. ocrei
03 -Jonathan Rash, Esq., tha present bray
Or of AliegiitOT, will be a candidate for 111-ritetiOrt
suhieet to the nomination of the Allegheny %nig Con
cannon. nastibtr
Th• Mayoralty.
The name of OLIVER R. FIJPPEY will be submit
ed, by his fnends, to the consideration of the apt
troacking Whig Convention, as a mutable canthdatc
or the ft/etyma/tr. nOvlltte
, - •N'Ve am . auituTtilial tonraloonee that C. SAW
tpe
be • enndid•to 001129 Neyoraltl/:
nortanatiqn of the Whig ConTeraton- 1,04140
1330 C L. MAGEE will be a candidate for the offte
looyr of the Ca n of Putsburgh, sub4eet to the d.
of the Whig I.IAOII. nov2l
Mayoralty.
The on& owned mon e heerfully suggest th.g name
of THOMAS DAFT, F•q., of the Eaghth War di Plus-
Lamb. as • worthy eandtdate for Mayor, at the ensn
tog eleettott, ruhret to the deetriun of a Whig nod An
thaw:ue Golivenbun, and would add. if uniform good
health, an bonne heart, and a wand head, ha mini the
highest rialto , . to public favor,. then ought our cant•
date to be suckerlul.
turvir:.te MANY EIMITII WARD VOTERS.
fi cent. to $l,OOO
“ 100
o 100
.4 " 100
.1 100
' 100
.1 dollar to 100
.0 o 1,01110
o 1;100
. In D•mati.l.T.
DR• U STEARNS, lute of Heston, Is preparr
uun t e.,tur land pet Iltucg Timm in who', and p
ul set.. uputi nucPpli lir hilituspipectuUltinuAll Plgtc
T.ru•viig reitub in ngt Micron, where Om net
piipoArd, (ghee rcsidence tnirtnlatt tu Itte
ye. value, Fourth Creel, Pittsburgh.
11... TO—J. U. MiFultien, F. H. Eaton. II
Pucutusz I.stran tiousa.—Propored by J. W. Itrlly
Wat,....; mash N. Y. and for sale by A. Jaynes, No.
7oFourth 'arcab l'his will be found u delightful sni
ck of h u serage in !Studios, and piancubsrly for sick
rooms
11 ..... Ilatass.—An to - tooled Choconah prepare-
lion, being eombinstio• of Cocoa nut; untocont, in
vigotating and pnlatable, highly recommended partic
ularly for nvalids.
by by W. Llakor, Doreher
ter, Mass ,and 1•0 sale by A. JAYNE., at the Pekin
yes Store. No. 70 Fourth a. tneol4
400 PRINTING.
DILL HEADS, CARDS, CIRCULARS,
Manifans, Bills Lading, Contrails, Lam Maas,
,11.1. AU
1.4.13, AZ.
p na thn shortest DolieS, al law prices, I
de ma o
C • Tlllll9 !TI MM
D. Pr EIVAT,
,• Dendal. Corner otraurth
and Decatur, between
Market and #nrri Steel. cell-017th
IQ-The adjourned meeting of the
_Almond of th
NADI". Untversity of Pennsylvania, to be held o
W lust-, at the Court House, tu the city of Pitts
h e n theM
ts postponed until Tuesday •Ilernoon, the 4th t o
o sc ,n,ber next, at Sj o'clock. At that woe the titan
dsnee,of all the members of the Association is ear
needy solicited. By
JOHN C. FRIEND,
EDMOND SNOWDEN,
To Print....
OURNEVIREN COMPOSITORS ...led Kt d2l
fOffice.
ALSO —Two or duos Approotisoo rnli Ds U.
norl7
alums zioarmair'
AT THE ATHMEUX, LIBEETYSTBEET.
A DEPUTATION of the KANSAS INDIANS, from
Pants Fe, on Moir may to Warlanstott_City, win
avow,. THIS,
.sott -Y
TOO EPCMa O, ot
Artallnßotldattp,on [shoo} , motet, ood WM.
with many of their NATIONALNAR DANCES sad
SONGS.
Tim dirtisenithed bass Chief, Pokohommab, three
Braves, ono Hoy sod two Sows, will go throuSh
sere of their perforatanros, Jar to the Indians
Mose; Wm Dane., No Bozos, sod Ibsof
Pease,—and many facts of way swooidliag atone-
ter.
Doors open at half pat -6 o'clock, petionn:n e ue to
eta quarter heroic 7 o'clock. 1.,
rear, children half pane.
Fiat' The. for
AT the FAIRVIEW NUR—°sIIIES,
Sloommovni Burlington eouoty, N. J.
Apples. Peac hes, Petra Plana, Chemes,
Apricots, Nectarines, Grape 'Vines, Ornamental Tr
tee,
Shrubbery,. Shrubbery, at. Tbe Fruit is a 'collection of •
choicest variation. Trees Uuitiy, •and a Imitable .Ire
for =Wanting. Trees to carry • distance will be
carefully packed for n reesonable charge. An orders
seconti with the cash, or satisfamory
Rill receive prompt attention. Deneriptive eatalennin,
with price. attached. farelahed cratis to post paid op
pliearda /01114 PERKINS, Proprietor.
plied
• .. --
1111/1/3 subscribe. outpost, loading their ',last Boat
eastened, for the nano, this deg , ant on Wo
rland to reeetve o limitod garount of freight
aele23 TAAFFE O'COZINOEt
ORPRANS' COURT SALE.
IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Adephsoy County, will be exposed to public sale,
et Molitor Coot Haase ,' to the City of Pittsburgh, on
Friday, the twentv•Prst day of December, 1e49, at 10
o'clock, A. at, all that certain Lot of Ground obyWusted
..fiftramo c. 60) in the plan of Lots laid out er -
nor, Paint p er & Lorca:, in &Repko) , Cily, an which.
erected •dwelling boon; Bald lot beton tweety.iwo
feet to front on Maier and running back by, tin
kme width nine feet.
rums: Ouo t hird andaho balance In three
equal payments at SAftrintsdanthsomith Interest from
data of sale. . JOHN virmoirr, Moth,
MART& Adnex,
nov23-d&w2l of De. Jos. WI Whitaker,dee'd.
IIRIED APPLES-4EO bu W nue and for Wet by
1J nov' •8k W lIARBAIN3d
J INBEED 014-10 bbls fast ree'd and for ule
by • norl.. tr, WII ARBAUGII
JUST RE:CEI VINO Inam Pkd!KO-labia and New
York. an extensive saaartaaant at GoodeCar (Th 4-
TLEMEN'S WEAR, adedthe pima% e...tueke;at
neev3 D E LNYIktet Liberty et
13F1A VOES—A handsome ameortment of Bravo
h.,for Over Coats, mach as Black, Brown,
Drab, Gray and Golden, Olive Aliatured alto, • areal
variety at Blanket. and Fallings, embracing nil
We
above colors, arldeb will be made loonier in the bean
tot and most appraved styles, at
noval
riLOTlLS—French, English, Belgium and Amerietin
Cloths, et the most desirable eolots, salLeLfm ,
Black. Illue,llrown, Olwe Green, Olive 111.01% ,, ,C1.ret.
and all other desirable rola./ suitable for dress and
business Coats, which will Lie . anade to order in • su•
pastor manner, at • uuvt.- DELANY'S
fIASSILitERI—Just we'd, 14 Motes new style of
Fancy Cassinidres, togrther with • handsome lot
of Silk, Satin and Cashmere Vestings, which will be
made to order in the latest style, at
.w.hq P DELANY'S
1C, A . D .1.11 A, L E , c ` l ° ,,l. " ,ln N S — . to accordance with
the present fashion, and will be Inlet, wholesale or re
tail, as low n+ thee can be purchased'at any other es•
tabtishenent In Pittsburgh.
nos2todtswit
200 artXS:Preared 'rancor C.dtes, not tee d
on com6n=llr and for tarn by
1143,24 HARDY, JONF.A la CO
11HATHERS-12esekt Hot reed pet roamer (let
we, for sale by GEO COCHRAN.
met; No 22 Wood rt
AHED PEACIIES-5 bu reed and for ptle by
nevti W HARBAVOII
62.4211.1...1 ...... •• • • •.101.13
U. WOoDWa.. .... metro ItAYLI.ItI.
ull. - D.I.C.ALFX & co.. Wholesale Groeors, IS
a.-1/ Woal street Poisbeeeh. ecrwal
Y. ILL,LIAT
COMJILLVIL
v. I. 001.10,111, RAUH AA AA re.
AGALEY. %% 7 UODWARD le Co, Wholesale Gra.
tete, rin.23t Mute forret, Philadelphia. norms
THE subscriber strobes to procure the s'erhtre. of
au experienced Gardener--nne raised to the bus,
nem. He must be a Man of family, as Rood approve--
meats have been made on the Lot which le to be culti
vated. It consists of near Eight Acres of ismund, and
s at pelmet in n high elate of cultivanott—iA man
with a otnall capital would be prefkrred. The terms
anti be lateral to a person of the dereriptlen aldteated,
and the shuattnn n permanent one. Ile tortll either
tease the 101 mid
_improvements or, tenn of years,
',work it on the shatet," or engage the Gardener at a
stated sum per •nbom. Early application to tudispen
Lk. 4,. W ,L~n
AdJtt++the +uL+e~~Let, Iw+lpu fMu•
nov'!'J:p JUIIY UAUY\fAN.
Re-OpealOg or Books.
T 1141 „ 1..1 , 4.1 1. 111:1 ,.., 0 . r , ofte m e i rz o lir e. r n•h r 0Lt. ,1 711 ,
the exebothge 1.../thee a..llleme, Fourth Witt
Thursday. 11E10104 eet 01 Rec.:whet' next, at i t •
clock.♦ hl uarT.4v
rrIPBACCO -5 7 1 bases of I's, •nd Tobtre
1 •40P0 0( ven:ots aro or superior qualdy. and pop
lar Brands, on caningnment and Orr sale try
•
non
In,
No. fa W.U.er and t.d From one,
I,IRATIIFILS-17Totzk• town. Itioluat Fetabrr.
r roe...trod and tor tt.to Ly L WATF:IttIIAN
_ - - - -
2yROOMS—Ie due Cam illtoote* for vale by
p two' LS WATFILAIAN
---
)LIIITE BEANS • tVi calks Vnite nebulae's/0e by
II noeN I. -% WATEIraI eN
p e elevreiseed to slur .
C lA,llllllsKlA)—iti
WATPAMAN
ier sele by
fIMMOTIIT ttr:F:a—au barbels strictly rams fur ..I
1 by 110v27 l_B WATERMAN
PROOL•IIATIO ,
1)I1 VIRTUE of a. preacpt nadir we hands of 1100.
lienjognin President of the Court of
Common Pleas, in and for the sth Judieial District of
Pennsylvania And Justice of the CAngt% of °Fee ,und
Terminer, eroilleneral Jail, Delivery ioand for stud
Distract, and Samuel Janes and William Kerr, Vellra.,
Associate Judges of the lame Courts, in sod for tbe
County of Allegheny, dated the lath day of November,
to the year of our Lord one thousand eight handrail
and forty nine. and to Me directed, for bolding • Cowl
f Orr and Terminer, and General Jail DOivery, as
the Loon Rouse, iu the City of Ptuabargli, on the lib
Mende,' In December ;Lex; at 10 &ether, A- AL
Publte notice is hereby glees to all Justices of the
Peace, Coroner and Constables of the County of AJlei
ghenY , that they he then and there, in their proper per-
coos, with their rolls, records, Inquisitions, examine•
thins aid other rentecntomthea . to do Lose things
which to theme respecaire mike. an their belinlf appear
to be done—sod also those that will prosecute the Nisi
oners that now are, or :nay Lie in the Jail of said Comi
ty of Allegheny, on be then and there, to proseente
against theta as shall be lust.
(liven under my hand at Pitrathargli, this 12th day o
November, in the year of our Lord, 1,19, end of th •
thinumonwealtb the 731. CARTER CUIiTIS,
ncia22.lkwtil Sheriff
EXCELSIOR!
F. H. EATON & CO
No. O 1 Fourth !Kraal. rittiburch
lisee flop in More thew (On owpriotedit of
Trimmlogi, Gloves, Hosiery and Lace Goods
A .
pd DPTFiIt to the wants of every class of Merchants
1k Consumer.. No pains here been epsted
present the newest end west faihniontile style of
Goods to their line. Their .took eons.. in pasted' the
following ,
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
rnnere and Gimps, of every variety; new atyle.
kored Galloon, Alger...a and Inoprnal Braids; wide
and narrow Sint uod Wonted Exturnidering Braid,
!inured and nut Velvet attibons; plain .10 .10: Earnod
Mantua and plain Satin La for trimming; biaek,
whim and notated Silk nes; extra wide do do, far
Bannear with • full araortment Orem. Button.;
Drew... Pink ed, Stamped or Embroidered to order.
LACE GOODS.
Embroidered Lora and Musbn Cepes, Chernmettes,
Breakfast and Reining Caps and Half Sleeves, French
Worked Collars and Cads, in greet rarintyi Lena Vella,
Lappets and OpernTies; Mourning Chemmenes, Col.
lass, Cuffs and Half Sleeves; Lome Lawn Hdk l.,
plain embroidered and hemstitched do, plain Linen do;
real thread Late. and Eslgin ; os.dn
d o;dßenton,
Lisle, Lace hloshn and Cotton kAginge mi ams,
.PLSDPY.P . T TiLt.NELLIVG4.
Rich nem stile (
Velvets,os,Eco Pace Flow
em, Bonnet Tabs, Satins end Florences, Bilk
Elusions; and Terletons, Bonnet Frames and Tips.
EtEEMEZI
Dew =anathema, with mow approved (atoning',
nd c bole est color.. An extensive maraca, =wage
had
MIMEO
A great variety of 911 t Wool, Canon, Marino and
Cashmere, (or Lads,. and Misses; Tartan Plaids. mtd
a full assortment other styles fancy and plain Child
rep Hose: newest styles Infants' Gams and Storks,
Gents' Grampian, Vigonia, Merino, Cotton and tee
Wool Hal( Hose-,
C. 4 4 'i" , 4-s•
A lullgeolll44eSt Ickl Alen, woman •nd children,
aiming which era Dmlty BMlted, Polbsolle nod plain
Bilk; nithed and plain Cashmere: Chamois Lined Ber
lin; Cat...entre, Fur-lined [knee, heavy and
fine Buokslne, Military and Lisle Thread and Cotton.
WOOLEN GOODS, •
S,lch a• Ladies' and 01BICren's Boob, Chadors,'
Woolen Sacks, Knit Scarfs and Boa, Ckahlreat's flan
era and Lung Milo, Worsted Ca, ktustag Worsted
and Woolen Yarns, Caltfornan Cvatiorta, also. Ba
Cashmere Scarfs. fur Lather,
,)EPA RTMF.NT.
Zephyr and Tapestry Worsteds, Canynsn Patterns,
Dorn and Silk, Maul and PerPd Ltasnla, Pa.
1 1.7,101 Ti ..T.ll - ferruNe'n„;
Draarers; Fenn LrniJnrcd Work.
Wa i sts "hicks andFlannels,Frenett
Worked Caps and Waists for I nfs Rt."; andSw Jnw n
• I; ENTI.EMEN'S.WE4I4.
Fine thin., Venda. and Whirs, Merino, Silkend
Cotton lVranners and Drawers; Sulpenders, Slunnder
Deuces and Dressing Unman Sills and Linen MN;
blames and Ilusiael.
COMBS, INWSIINS AND PERFUMER}
Prenell patterns curved and ohm Shell Beek Comb
Buffalo and Im dm. Shell Solo aod Long Combs; L do' !Minim Idade •1113 Rosewood Ifs. Brushem She!
Iluff~lo and Eng. Horn Dressine and One Ivory Comb
noth assortment of Nall and 'Penh limenm."
IYelnerllps "Gold Medal. Perfumery.
-•
•
VAIIIETY OWLS.
Needles, Pint, Tapes, Steel Begs and PIM.,
Buttons and Steel Goods, Berlin Wire Baskets,
l'orse Twist and Sewing., Fine Rosewood Desks and
Cost Bindings & Unlloons, Fancy Work Baskets
Cloak Cord and Tassels, Portfohos, raeierttes and
Blind & Shade Trimmings. Ladles' Stattonary,
ihrlpit & Banner TIMCII, French Cork Sole.,
lipholstercr's Fringes. & (Hanka Umbrellas,
Buff Lange, ass'd widths, Paper hloslins& Hollaods,
F,,,,thip OR Cloths, Elastic Bands & Webbing,
rqi , d Chintz Binding, Corset and Shoe Lae...
Wltilitr--
—..I.IIPCT OUP; Ofl 111101. --. 10
AT THE APOLLO, BIOPIDAT EVENING, Nov 26.
r B lseEti B g, N o e n " ll Y ri o lip7* l :ray .. o
nesday Thursday evenlngi, N0w.17 6 , os ' and tto;
Monday befog FREE.
Convincing experiments will be given; olso,the whole
swans operand) explained. All who wish a thorough
Malice knowledge of this science should not fail to
attand.
Tickets to the course, commencing on Tuesday elf.
erung,so cents. Single tickets 25 cents. For sale at
Nome's Boo k a to m
, k.b. Chadic. Hotel, and mike Door.
IS , . elm:lora] nov24-fa
• -
MOIL a*Brr.—The WAREHOUSE at
+^'~on n Wete
occupmom ied by N.M. Boilari Broom
, from first of April Mil.
110126 JAMES A BUTCHISuN k. CO
Fu L awe two bone PEDLAR'S
r WAtiON—for We low—nat Le wen at the tla
tut Ltwery Stable of R od Youth wen,
Intatent Wood ma not2o
Ploranakt Galtrusan, Circuit Court United State.
Case for Infriagetneated liar
. TIL. ley's Petent for casting
PARE; Score dt. Co. Chilled Rollers.
Defendant guye.in evidence Patent to John C. Parry
for unte purpose.
CIIARGE.OF COURT.
A. cannon of Isfringiletent Is one of feet, of which
the jury I.olhejudgem The constructionof the patent
is for the Court.
After trading and commenting on the epecifteation
of Plaintiff's patent, day Court observed: hi doubtful
eases It tenet the engem of the Court to cypress any
pinion of the flew of the dye; but to this ease the
farts are undisputed, and the Collet think it is Proper
to etele• as the opinion of both the Judges on the true
Construction of Plaintiff's Patent, dud e Defendant'.
Pettit is a grew end palpable pine) , of tee Pleiehtl's
uwentia.
It has Levidently been Obtained on the ground that
i; was an improvement on Plaintiff'. patented levees
tan, and now seeks to usurp his rights under pretence
of au impreyement—a pretence which is proved also
ta be unfounded. Per Carlson
The abase decision gives the. sobscribers aloor
Use right bs essugacture Chilled Rollers, by the only
process known tOroduce OM snick.
They are'prepared, uperstotore, to furnish all alaes
required, and with the least possible delay. -
rtoell7..dif BOLLMANS & GARRISON.
(Jeurrod. Post end American easy.)
TO THE PUBLIC.
AA BOUT four years *ince, I was traveling through
the State of °bier, while epending e few days in
' l4 w.mx , 17discovered e singular !deistic substance.
arid sitbserjuently learned that it had been known for
t
Y us and supposed to be of no non or v aloe, hot from
x uniformity of texture and its
appearance. 1
led to believe it might be made uncial, but for
hat porn.° I bed mixthe least ides I commenced
y expennients by burning it. boiling it, and pulsar
ng le, and compounding it with venous s
w a n
d so strong won my confidencethatlYere wan value
0 ii, thin i gave op lay entire time and means inlets .
Protect:don of'thow expetimente and from that time
to - this, I have Emended to an
businesA etthe ex
piratic n of about two years.l finally discovered. that,
1 by reducing it to &gee powder and =Jung it with lin
seed oil to about the consisteacy of dtic& Pent, and
applying this compound with a ernes, that this coating
to a few months would become a perfect stone or
slate; ro that the substance then applied wen inehmilY
slate in a liquid sate, and the large amonnt of silica,
stamina, magnets& and Week oxide of iron that it eon
tained, rendered it both weather and fire proof, as the
longer exposed, the harder and more perrniment. it
*cern , to become, and as the to•angialler it nextiVe
elate) in of itself Indestructible ityln,cousequeldly It
;protects the wocd coveted with it
o r thevdr, end
Settee thereinto alr, %birdie an blase or etelibustion;
aierclore the wood will actually chef, beloni the elate
covssiug will Sive me!. 'a - " - '''. • ,
I considered the discovery oi ifie
fora po ance, and applied to tlovernment potent for my
inv.-J.lmi nr discovery, fondly hoping that I annuli!
remunerated for all my outlay In time and Inn-
The preeminent, without Any hesitation; Arant•
1 :1 io tue Letters Patent for the Mile right to manufac
ture, sell and use my improvement in the InamificUrre
a s "Weather and Fan Proof Compoaition or Arti
ficial Slate:. far founeen Yee..
August 14, let).
=MI
WE, the inhabitants of Sharon, have reed the above
statement of Mr. Blake, and believe it to be mbstans
Melly comet. as we are knowing to most of the mate.
memo therein contained; and we will farther state, that
we do not believe Asit there ever was a patent more
honestly. and laboriously earned. or more deservedly
granted; as he pursued his carmen:nenta with the moat
Indornitab . c perseverance under the most discouraging
cireumstances, as the public had not the least eon
%
&nee that there could be; any thing valuable mad
from the substance. He tbacioregind to entoenter for
years thejeers and scoffs the whole comma.
s nity. Notwithstanding all this be was indefelbJebie
in the prosecution of hie expenments, and we do not
believe that there is one man in athousandwho would
have persevered under all the cirenmstaneem Hut be
has at last triumphedevier all Miami., and we be
lieve there Is now but one opinion in - nwerding him
the merit of this valuable discovery.
6BM. W. CRANE, Justices of
'ORM:ECM% the
JONATHAN EVERHARD,} Perms.
LEWIS C. CIIATFIELD, 1 Trustees
jr. W. hlllE,of
BENJAMIN JONE, Township.
WM. EVERETT Town. ip clan.
ALLEN lIOIVE, 'lmmure,
0311:121
CAUTION TO THE,PUBLIC.
- - -
I linve in liteeellltned that there ate individualßengaged
digggs eroding, and prvparing
for rate, the above
ned hbocral, to be tolled with oil,lpd used pre
cisely as lum 'my patented lartiole. I nee een
those pemont and shown them my patent. They say
they do not Intend t infringe or trespass upon my
rights; that they have a right to dig, IC mid, chi sell the
powder, if they enn find purchasers; that they ore not
hound to know what they see to do with it, that It is
110 intrlngrinent unlit nis mixed w o rth oil to make
the compound; and that those who of, h e and useit,
Mast take the responsibility. Most of them say that
they ltrlieve that the patent it !rood against those that
mix and um the compound, aud some have said that
what they wanted to am they Mould certainly porch
ite of toe, as they did nut intend to mate_theinselve.
liable in any w.y. Now I fecltnymlf tit duty bound to
expose this Intr.:tared fmud upon he public, as I can
call it by no molder name, where • naui.ell. and re
ceive. pay Mr an article, the use of which he well
know. aubyects the purchaser and uwr taw Prows.
tson and line. Some et
those who are engaged
nefarious traffic, will olummitionably ,contend t his
the
putilio' that my patent will not stand, and that I dare
not prosecute. Now, to take ihiti argument away from
there, I went to some of thom -who wets prOclahaing
that my patent was of no vidue, and made the follow
ing propo.stion: that they unght mlect'a,ludge and two
lawyers who have hod tome practice M. patent cases,
mid we would tuba. the patent to IlMns, aud If they
demded that the retteet was good, ilialLcy should atop
sit farther proceeding. in the rtr, but if they
should decide that it would not, in th tr oPmion, hold,
I would egret to let theta go on and sell all y
willaoutmaymg any thong northe palate Mang them.
This prommtion they would not seenk to So (at sa
the validity of my patent as contented. I ds not de•
mo entirely noon ay
the fallen confide:nee in boll have eubentltd It to
moony of the Molt., mad et ceraftat the moss eminent
patent lawyers. who have, without exception, decided
that th their maitiou it was good, and would protect me
to my - discovery.
I onto! the article toe fine power, and get it Asia
barrels, the which are marled: .. .Bruges Pavans figs
non W.nors Pomo, AlcnnuM.Stamt."
therefore give riettele to all who buy and age the
above mentioned mineral for the purpose act forth in
my patent, except from toe or my mrthorrted agents,
that I shad hold them to a strict necountatAlry, and
shall commence sun.. law against those who thus
Minute upon my right.
WM.
BLAKEPaxton, Medina Co, 0., Aug. 14,1549.
IrrTWO TONS of the above Fire and Weather
Proof Articial Slate on bands and for sada. The
above we et a recommend, for we ham been aetog it
far some 4 rears, and know It to be what It Le set forth
toevery particular. 44. PHILLIPS. All,
nor.l7.llhrt No 5 Wood st
fISLIR continued open weather indmees ttre subseri•
J, bars to send some Boars eastward, end will so.
carve a Owned amount of fre.ght sum nay, for Philo
deiphinof Baltimore, cud receipt (or Ruasme.
uovMS TAAFFE tr. O'CONNOR
FSULCIIII 55R-7 !bola. ree'd add I , r sale
rby notr29 R SEA.V.IIS, 57 Wood st
E - :GWooD —es bus ;uot rue:d i outd r :ta i le by
.
t 5
()MAAS! PER . II- 4% 'llos genuine lust reed oral for
D tale by nurt7l ILK SF.l.l.l.iftS
OIL ORIGANUM-11 eametere juet meld end fo
sale by beet° H E SELLERS
•
Q AGE-74 lbs fest Teed and for sale by
" novo R 6 SELLERe,O7 Woad st
MALLOW-12 Idtts tort reed and for sale by
noro I R CANFIRLD
`'ALER/ITW3--CS bee anti et eels 'not nee arta fa
k. 7 •iee by navel I B CANFIELD
FA ELS—llbrajoei reed and Icor sele by
`,navell J CANFIELD
IiNDRIES-4n bales Conon; 43 bids No Lead;
el bays Feathers; 3 bags Ginseng;
arrive on strainer Dolphin, and for sale by .
nova ISAIAH DICKEY &CO, FICIPt et
L WPM. VAILNISLI—M bble. II Ll' do, in keg., Kos•
to manufacture, warranted good, now landing
from mud, and for tale by •
noel ISAIAH DICKE A CO, Etnnt et
TiNEBAo ETONOti—Pcx rola by
Tititinov?ti ' SeIIOONMAKEI/ & CO
.
ERAILID A ARROW ROOT—Dort garde" foY solo
II by uovAt J BCRUONIIAKER & CO
DIXON'S beat Black [stall Czociblca, Nos. from 1Y
to 35, Joel toed and for solo by
noyA. I SCHOONMAKER A. CO
j rgo c a l l i l est
OO Arga,Cale by
CO
1311ESTON'S Coo e entrate9 Esuaetn yl Lemon, pa.
gull*, Nutmeg, GC., It rVe 55'
• ort.s / SCDOONMAKER &CO
111191 OIL-4 blds No 1 Lard Oil; sdoNo 9 do do,
abdat,l aed for tale by
aorsd /AIDES DALZELL, 51 Water at
FLOUR -a, cum Family Flour,
Tweedyla brands F " landing
and for rain n novae JAMES DALZELL
cocoon
30 bbli Sitait's Oil, landing from Canal ior sale by
nonro3
AM F' DALZELL
11. h101.A55E....-16 bbl. landing by curthwa ow.'
6.3.. cdonia. alai for sale by . .
eovtat
Clie4r pe'L;AIN.6 I . -- A. A. Maw, &Co., 00 Ala,
lice tarot, nre now opening 0 ethos cheap Be
in., at Ctots tlr_ yani• mead
CALICOES—A. A. MAseXiCo. have reed
k, 6rare. of Fart Colored Calicoes, aching u s 'l c
pets)." , • L rovw
A A. MASON a. CO. have opened • large lot of
Ahianstels at Mete, Cassznett• lase, Allasecus at
late.
1 INEN II OXFS—A. A. Massig.l. Co. will open tho
Litourtone :CO dot of Ida!u ildkla at 01e.
lit!lvikaaFitsTrii--e A. Ni pi Jr. Co. ara,uos.
11 opelung another large l ot of Roulet Ribbon• to
the extrentely lour price of Me, also, In large lot at n•
tirld 10e. ' largo
A cioLee, of v enous
/Are and for sale by LS WATERMAN
os•M3l Water and at Front st
r O
—S mach. Doeo
4 Ri do Ipared;)
f ar sale oilserG L S WATERMAN
h do peeked do, la
L WATER:SIAN
ARO -.A lOW 61.1.1 and Leg No It Loaf .
1. Jr .ale by nor.,G I. WATERMAN
I t sale
Gbh, superfine, SI do extra family, fa
l` sale I,y ,tor s 4 1.3 WATERMAN
I----31517-17,0ki Wine mt . recetrtng and tot nada by
V V noyq • STUART a SILL
I,eldiUlt—eurbr extra Fatuali,,lgnzatr:;:r! iL
- Thry py.n°- .-- 1,10 it 1.1 - lirTi Oid eoreiTiVe - nale by
1 . 1„ - ,,,,, f. tyf rdIUART/t SILL, tle .1
AL . :2;l' ll ' J
rS—IS LW* new oy', COT ,
isruhicri. slu r .
f
Ilk , Woody.,
• -
Air A
Kick:L-1a aml
.131. tmrss
AHD 011.—s 1,4.1..
atnsal., to
uaiiow.obY "EtuArriTW ' fl &co
""'
1.)-1-COTTF•sa new crop,
11
ntr LY
wierritsws /Leo
SlarAFt;64 lilZs
'II7FIikariTHEVSI CO
IirIftGIITSPIKM-ItUesalmroacd Wsougla
S C plkes, lust ree'd aniffor sale by
novil Tr EWS tc CO
- 9 -- --I. S-1" sIN '.
'am c! , for sale by I
jtklostallolElealAlTUFAVE k CO
.
liik—Oo WA. N C, In mo t
re ano tor sma by
no2o .1 A HU CHISQN kCO
WHITE BEANS-24 bbls liaannoind 9 bales Qin.
rang, reed on consignment and for sale by
node UFA lOU Liberty weal
Sy John D. Dim im, Auctions
100100 1re1,..1100101, et Aunties.,
Leiter and Cap Writing Paper by the Ream cm Cue.
.Illank Memorandum Batts. nmlish and Arecri.
caoAnnuals. Bowl A. Drothere Gold Pena.
• Oit. Weiltiesdac. Friday and 'Saturday erenings,4
Mos, Vith awl 9ah, and Dec- Ist, at the Canmerclal '
Sales Somu s. corner of Wood anti F,f , h streets.
mh, colleettoo of Rooks, probably the mom eaten.
sue ewer offered in this pinoe ut p d hhc I°,
or. all
new cod warranted perfect—among which are Thew'
logical, gladical, Law. Miscellaneous; Bibles end Pray-
Rookie of every des< nption of Mx• and binding;
Docml,lfistory, Remsnee,Trasels, Tales, Adventartm
and the Drams, A Wank. Ponfolioo, Books in rich and
elegant' binding,' anitableisor presmitri. Fine library
editions of Standard it For further pinicalars
plms.se null and examine the stock. Soots will lie sold
PmiticelY anthout ......e, tic the Mock most bri closed
tramedistely. Those who wishio pu.ltarg will please
call Wan. Books at private mile during, the day, vei y
cheap. itoc• 101 IN D DAVIS, Asia ,
MEM
Saple and Foamy Dry Goods. •
OA Wednesday morning, Nov. Xth. at ID o'clock, at
the Commerciel Saks Hems, corner of Wood awl
Fifth streets, wilLbe sold, without reserve, for rash
currency—
extessrm 6.01 , 111.1 of staple and fancy foreign
awl domestic Dry Goods, among which ars soperline
cloths, cassimeres, salmons, tweeds, jeans, .flannels,
litsoketa, Canton tanned*, &mask linen table cloths,
.shisting maalins,,Manchester ind Earlston einghsms,
merino& de lain., alpseens, sap4r st7lv Points,
dress silks, fancy and black satin vesting*, hula
en shawls, .banons, needles, ButEngton and Coale."
spool cotton, sewing silk, ribbons, gloves, !Osier) .
woolen animus ; suspender., net
At* o'clock, , I •
- Groceries, Queenmare. Imitate. at.,
Yourig Hylton and Imperiil Tea, Virginia thantsfacS
wrred'robacco, writtugAnd wrapping paper, hbovel4
spades, patent balances; Russia quills ; ' •
I A large and general arsons:mot of new and second
hand , household furniture, 'calking globes, k Oben
t menials, feather beds, bedding, mattresses, looking.
glassegy carpoing, mantel clocks, window blinds, See;
ab 6, a tinantity.of Italbst trunks, emwass trunks, ears
pet and leather bags, se/Idles, bridles, Ag.
nov27 JOHN Ming. Auer
_
IlEjl o ßlNG—no 1 in LLB, and for rale be . ,
add SniA
*6"'l4
UTTER--Holtbbl, past rcesagriAyk SILT
'°. —_
ARVE3-11.actiaing and foi.aalel."..„' !...- -:
nava/ STUART& BILL
----
reselying aitl far salt. hi
T OBACCO his, STUART & SILL
TRA n. S . :7% th . ests Y 11, receivig u azat i sAlt i t , y
C1arr.x%76.11, COMP3OO, in tuna fc
s .1 1 1:1 1,1 i tal.
BBATTING'—IOWp.m's, Inoue. and far salt. by
ovta STUART &SILL
P EPAR - iu "0. in .tore and
gVle Ai
ART!
I~o n loo u 8 F, Jußt reed antrie by .
n 0•22 "-STUART & SILL
1005tIlt—l00 6615 vincii — a brands - Wu — A iteeivirnicd
r for silk by
rtov 21 AI22ISTRON6
11=1
RAB CIDER—I 7 bMs a choice 'acacia 0.,
•
Ced nod for sele by
nov C 4 • ARMSTRONG itCROZER.
DjTIM E 2
ED PEACH-15 .k 2 (nrx) in day . rezeiie4
imadlOT eby
110 T 21 sol ARMSTRONG & CROZEFL.L
VEATIIERS —3 nets received and far talc
nov dII%ISTRON(i &CROZEIL
1. caende,
50 l ' Xdo:: e Cte 7roo ' laii 7 ;l4 ' rre'd '. and for gala by
JOHN WATT k. CO,
no• 14 earner LliNtrlf and Hand Ha
HOT-40 kegs ased, reed and for sale by
1.71 novl4 • A CULBERTSON
li/r ABLE TRUNK BOARDS-2 tone 'maid and for
LU. side Ly A CULBERTSON -
SO n A os T T, Bil7r:i Genuine Cutile,i , ;flis . n ai d E fie t r role by
DASI NS-70 bit fresh. reed and for sale by
do•Al A CULBERTSON
DRIDER'S BOARDS—.AI .omChainbersbarg m
atieture, reed and for sale by
nor 24 A CULI3ERTSON
UNDRIF-o—Epmom !volts, Alam, Logo r odd,
Ci Madder, lodigo, Cloven, Nutmegs, to., for de by
dory A CULUERTdON'
4.I.SLERA'rUe—du OM, AdanYa, on nand and for sal.
10 by • noes{ JL It FLOYD
COFFEE -750 bags Webb Rio, tub , .'bfb jbOl•bd
CI and fur ffillo by - unira4 J& FLOYD
T EAS - -7D la chests H Tea;
IU • Block Too;
various brands, jolt landed and for sato by
nor 74 • - J& H FLOYD
150 - :T o - Aig i lk—I3 casts mstone fur sale by
J R FLOI.
RDOMS-33 dos in more and for sale by
1 fr. It FLOYD
NDI9O -3 coats, 9 F, jot landed Or sale - by
novl4 ' Jtc FLOYD
Q,Dt% P-75 bet reed and for Win by •
horde ' Ste %V 111.01pAUGIU
DARLEV WAN rea-43uou bn Bartcy Wantid,.f.
'vetieti dm tug eui ease price will be paid by
%V lIAILLIALGII
(140V.KILSEED— sou tat Clover eel wanied by '
S & lY HARHALSGII
.(117 fu 4 RI tit t Ezti—wo bri • perior ' ere
nil r rxle, ty___LlO•24 ak
I)I.I.I9TATION OLA3SE9—SOU bbbe: id good ' or
1 - der, for side by wax BAJIALFX
oov,ll 19 awl W Wood et
N ""'mninll.°l:ln. Zs.
WHITE CLAY PIPES-15U Az, for gala by
oor/S WM BAG/ALF:Ii CO
LEYHANT OIL-50 bb's 'Winter, exlia bleached,
for mato by aoe2l NSI DAGALEY
IDERCUSSION —I.OOVOO cloth 0 P M end
Va. Pao rec'4 per ebio Stone, sod sale low by
norti C YIEAGER,IOI3 !darkest
r]tOlift—lS cases, comprising an cutlass rariety,just
J. reed per stop Schiller, and for sale haw by •
nova) C YIiAGER, len Market et
•
A CCOADEONS-4 ewe aeCil; also . -1 ease Comte
tl wood and Ebooy Work Bones and liVriting
Desks, of the best Myles ever brought to the illy, lost,
reed per ship keine, and kw sale low by ..
C YEAGER BS litattnt at'
-- if — •
VICAL INSTRUMLNTA—ScalesViolios,andd
Lai
t ease GOillll4, and I cunning and flutes,ass`O
last neo'd per dip Schiller. and for We by
nov24 a YEAGER, 1(8 Markel st
sGAR, HOUSE: MOLASSES-60 Obis just reci'd
pus 1114• Mer Zitehuss Ta4lllr; from rho at. Louis
SWAMI Sow Reriusty,unilfor sale byy
nos tit JithILS'AIIUTCHISONALCO
- -
DIAN RS FOR DUFF'S 11001( REF:PING—A new
supply jest Testi from Now York, made of fine
paper, and handsomely ruled to the patents of the
printed treatise, with the author's printed directions to
teachers on each Over; for sale by
nes2A • .T II MELLOR, SI Woad et
Malola. .••••••••••
OIJRNINO . ALVA •ns . R. Altautrr has
calved • further supply of Jet Black liosubasi
• tiled Alpaca., of yam. qualities—Also, !doh
Alyacca Ensues,black, green, brutast and sat
. p.; at North tin comer Foul/sand Markets
Wholesale Rooms up stairs. uoviti
IP - REL AD111115BION. , •PEI11.0 UALL
SECOND COURSE..
kti. ROLLICK begs to announce, so comp lance
LP with a general revisit% WM ha will repeat his se
lent Proem Lecture on PHYSIOLOGY, he., on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and faraday, November
20th, VW, hid. and 20M—Illitstratrated with all the
Dlodgl. and Paintings.
For Gentlemen only (bey snotadmitted) at 7go'clock;
doors open at 7.
• For Ladies only at 3P. 7.1 ; doors open at al. •
Single admission W. cents. Tickets for each series
30 cents.
o... Each of the Lee tufa. on Monday will be FREE,
both afternoon and evening, and Tickets (or the aeries
may hi obtained thee or on Tuesday. To prepiot eon
(Lawn the number will be Ilm
101/FIEII-18 carts relrcird, for able by
IV7il BAGALEY & CO,
norY:l 18 sad VD Woad .t
M:OI..AB4I3—COITITZ.iiS bbli H:St hale
and amble Ground bnindu for tale by
nottOt t Wit BAOACEY & CO
L\ tWIFF.IIIOO bags prime Green Bu, receiving an
Instore, for sale by
narla NSW BAGALEY Co
fie IBIN - 8 bza
n0r2.3 - -
DiaFornaciikanir
ed on Al WilLiC, and tor B/Lk by •
nor= • J & R FLOYD
13 LA. 'TS-1 case Cooperstown, quality
.13 fog .Ale by nor 9 3 J k R FLAJII)
'U - E141 , --ta bawl Dew ROUSO entuelry Hemp, r •
jOll. o coot eminent and for eele by
nortbAlp
Pittsburgh 'Navigation and Firs Inca.
` rants Company. ,
MEETING of ttoit Stockhotilen of tho l'ku.stnagb
Navi stint and Fnet lusumneo Computy, ail! be
held at the nehee, No 41 hlazket ey op
bet 10th, 1049, at o'clock, P. M.
novellAd • ROBERT FINNEY; Soo''
is store and ler We by
cord' COPE ts LIREI'FOCILE, ICt3 &woad st
DWO 't ORA r
for =le by
V IRA FLOUR-4f bltisaatnligg...rle
i'QUGAR—in ands fi 0, fee'dand fel salqL);
1,2n0v - -3 WiIARBAUGII
WINIX/W
I for male ' liOW3 3& W HAAB/WWI
TiR11;1 , ) lq . :Aelali—mb=l, l
oId,INTRB'
11 ,atiU(ll
C A n N O OI.ES-50 boa lost recd, (or
mut
c) 8 1 . :1 1: M B store fl ;; A `g!tr,::
}ookN Cori. Werebou.e, No ijourthet We In•
co , rwambow men to call ona examine before parch
hem; elsewhere.. • noe:3
.P
or Id)
iCorPlano and table
ets tog be found at W htClinteek . • Carpet Were- .
'Lowe, at ...Weed pried. Call end e”wne before
• pure/own: elsewhere. no
rrepiTstity ull. ClAalht-...Reed this d.xFt W
Welutteek's Carpet Warehouse, new am/ !mid
room sole Tapestly Oil Cloths, orttteO. cot to
ht au size h 101,111001ot vestibule- • novl3
• •
ri tifl - 13 - I.lArtlt 03Yr-it/a—W. 111'Citatucri
L now Or. 14g tho handsomest aseertweta or
Cloth Kano and Table Covets Over of in this
market, to which he Wailes the attention ofpatellae.
WISP
cyriAntuoAT tll M Pol ING Ve Invite swaxtboal
1.3 men to call owl examine otreuncat of Trim
wigs, as we always have a aisadment ia was
low. Carpet Waselloase, PiaTa earth street.
tiara ItIVLINTOCK
HTVART SILI
• r LW. In ware.
siluairr 18
rdt A - Ces No t, r
lARYW 1 CA • gh:grni—lice • .rou " .
Chntoeh'sTaroet Warehouse, No. 75 Fourth it, a
further supply or Carnally or the host and mein at.
proved styles, to which we fauna, the attention or
ntrambom men, and those wishing to furnish Nooses,
to call and examine the largest assortment in the city,
which we will sell cheaper than ever before acted in
the western market. nor2l W 111,CLINSOCY
IdATTIIEWS & CO
r it THERS-130U0 lbs . pima for roleilF
I , O . tI:4LLE L 1 !E— roef , ti r.64440r
Ifi no dS : 6 l D OIL-0 bids lag reed and Int Kate NT,
B OANFI :
EARLS-1I Wats Jut/ail : WI rot rAla byl •
I ncv23 / B CANFIELD
UTTEB-10 bbll 801 l Boiler; U kelp do; S VT* do;
1.) reed and for tido by nowtl J B CAP FIELD
11110TAirOFB-7 bbla jut tic/ awl foral . V7 Ew
B
.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Tba splendid steamer
HAMBURG.
Caldwell, waster, will kart for tba
anwro and all intermediate b 011• on
Wednesday, the VIA mgt. nt 10 rieloek, A. AL -
For freight or postage aPq , on 1 .4= 4 . or to
- weal - 6 U ILTKAIIIERG Mt
---- Firirat. LOUIS.
Tae splendid sesames
J.J.
Z Ilutetierce, niaatermill leave for tba
Loveland lidiele ponnsmorrow
at 10o:o'clock, A M.
For freight or manor. 'P.
• . FOR CINCIIVNATI ,
r Intorner•
'The'ztl72s. - 5....,.,.,..
..' .'itratrealttnii =ll:l 4 Arate ports -
Ellirgiii . ~
t b: a d ot , alto We d lock, A...- „. A . 1 - t ; pii
00 hoo d . .
Fo n e ov ".' t .
.""'" pEr CIGIIKWA CO, Axt i , .
Lon Sr. Lints • , ' •
The light draaqht steamer __
'_ '.
IiFINESEN,
hints, thaster, will le-are ',tor the
hove and iniennediateports Oa Wc4.
braday . . at to o'elork, A. AL ;
For fn,
or possaeo apply onboard: : nowl7
FOR .Tr..LOUIS.
" c .. s. The splendid 14011 MT
' 4 ll . WITOhIING,
Rogers, master, will /ease far abirre
ed intennedila ports this day, ea. h
lust, at 10 o'clock,
,Fur ffeiglst or pissine apply on bean!. surl27
RERULAR PACICRT FOR. CINCINNATI AND -
LOUISVILLE: F
ail The bile Cast grii ii rikig steamer
1P mops, owner, Mill leave,for theabove r"
fi;t1a1: 4 1:-rtordiette lan titsies this day, •
. . oe si., at 4 o'clock, P. Itf.. .
For freight or passage. apple en lioorii: or to , i -, •
- .#,
" 8. --- --- ' ' S .
—lll/ Wil1 1 !, Agent..
-
n6DDLAii.AcKiir FoiimAuturrA AND
ZANk,VII.L.E. . '
~,,,..• The "I','dia ß;r, : irg ., ,
,
~..,—,,,,,, ~.„ leave for Cr above • ' ,
mi salt ntenimiliato poi:obis dayOke
oth lost, aid o'clock, P. IL . . •., ~?
. For in:aglow passage, apply'On boar'', oi- to •
. .uoviti - ''' NV R WilFili.l4.l4, Agt• r
I fizem
.. . -- " --- Foll,Liltliiiiii,Li.. l - -.•
.
•
The splendid fast "teem'
_Z. l'AvLon, . •
•
Locis, Alaster, aril!. lease ;l'o' Aa r _
wiove and all'iniminediato 'word& '•
day, the 17th ion., at PI o'elock, hl.'
•
For trelght orpsomee apply onboard. . earl'? ,
• . • FOR 7-QUI:WILLI: -----r--------
10 4 1 1 ,
4 , ,e,... The ucn- and eplundid IF-itpaksea- '' •
gerpticket, _ • , , ...• .
TELEGRAPH Aim 2, ,
711.07,191131 GT, wilt leave forelock.
nod and Louisville on Tuesday, the triltioia-, at Pt
o'clock, A. ht. For ("sight orpsasace apply on board, .....
to DARER. k- YORAVTIf, ov • •
GEO-13 hILL.TENIIERGE:I,Agents
— navVi . • • .
PITTSBURGH AND-WHEELLVG. PACKET.
Thc area and aplko , dl4 peahrengar,.
aicamer CINDERELLA, .
Capt. Jas. FL Hula; will lefty. Pima
lorrgh every Mantlay,Wednesday and
Friday; at to o'clock, A. M. -•
• rrr ncl g ht er Paaaag. WIT on board; or to
FUR S . UN . MAC' Nj
LINQ.
The: Doe steamer
: WELLSVILLE,
Door. Ificgics, SonISA even. McC
oy Emd wlreloor every Enday all
P. M. ocrO ARMSTRONG b" =OZER ..
FOR .EANAIVEIA AND. OALLIPOLID.c... i •
t . I
The splendid - fat • running gleaner
mal _i REVEILLE,
• Stoue, ouster, will leave' o n above.
Ind alb intern,
ports on Sitar.:
day, the Sad inst., at 4 &Flock, P.M. ' . -
The Reveille draws but 12 Inches water.
...
For freight ar passage, applyon board, iiii to • • .
nerAl - PETTIGREW k. CO, Aigts
Mil CINCINNATI ~
• .The splendid otenmer
RINGOOLD,, ,
. .
Ht . akCapt. Cope, mall leave.for the co w,
and all traermediate'porte tomorrow
it 4 o'clock, P. M. _!
.
For (re 1,14 olpasa_ael_?_,s9_oLon• board
CINCINNATI' & PITTSBUICCIII
e at
DAILY PACKET VINE.
1111115 :7.'uot"cr.l,:;!=ro7:l'lendlitetdrAVlttatiNe;
finished and forniehed, end most powerf boats nu %i.ll
venters of Che• Wren. Every aexotamoditlon sedum.
fort that money con procure, htu been provided for pas
tenger.. • The !doe hue been in operation fits flve - yeara
—1 as carried a million et nopfe without the least Into=
gro W itd ih s e :re " eittely pre7vions au tei ' stl i tl e g, a ftr a ge t rle t e at •
tion of freight and the entry of passengers in there el,
tor. In all cues the poseage !nen ha Poi in.
• • SUNDAY PACKET. , -
I T AAC NEIWTON, tlaptsin llemphill s ,
terse Pittsburgh every Sunday itiousingeOttibtengt
Wheeling, every Siladay evening al 10 N. 1
- May ID, 1047. •
iIeifittAVTAGICE•TJ
The 11101 , ZONtiAllrItA,CaphStutte, se'Sticavie M
torgli every- Monday mittnilig at 10 We:welt' Wheeany
averrlilonday evening at-lor. r.
•
.. ; .
The 11111EUNIA. No. thkot. K.Wrorszni,vrll3
IP-APP Pio...burgh Cveq!Dieslay foam:tog al.lo o'elock)
Avocetio: every Tocvdav vvevunrat 10 i
WEDlii3ffitiklrPACKET.
The NEW ENGLAND No. 2, Capt. S. Di.lcOnG
leave Dimbargh. every Weilces.fity morons Tel 10
o'clock; l'heellgeveryWedimodsv evening • lie(. sr
TIKURADWPAIDELE.T.
the BRILLIANT; elSgt. iviu leave fit*
burgh every Thursday amnia& at 10 u'elook; Wheelies
every Thursday evenusu at le e. x ,• • • ,; •
, kfullair-P2MThr.
Ile CLIPPER N 0.2, Capa Puss InraL, will kiwi
Pittsburgh ereig Friday morning atlbigcloolt;'Wbca:
lag ovary EgUlag craning at 10 ,.
.
NATURDAIr PitI:IIXET,
'no • hISISENGER No. :t, CaUt. 1. C. *OreiinllCll.
Win Soave Pittsburgh every. Friday morning at Igo's
- cluck; Wheelingsm . Pndav at WC • • •-
E l L l ih k d C o, i latEnVft:7lt " s"°-
nora J CANFIELD.
WII9KEY-91 bbl Fa". IVhisker y ) .!!Ared : . Ln 42
r. fu sale YSTSTC"
flown __llo Front street
Ag=' cAnoNvvt!pssTri,Dbt
ARUM' COLORS -100 dos oval, in Tote., nut
reed and !or .le by novs3 J RUM) k.
SP , T . T rj TURPFINTINg-20 bb ts l“l_rg3rar
RAIIIC—MU Ws A just tec'd and for Sulu by
Gnov2.3 J KIDD a, CO, 60 Wood a
• glum:about. few Bale. .
• • ••
Te o ISLAND dACKUT will bo sold
• at public MINIM( intLn city of.Witeal
. h.& ort kir/NI/Air, the 10th day of N
est:ober,
-Tettos—Otie fourth in hand, and the balance at 48,
and la monthi , , with interest. Approve d negotiable,
paper Will be taken for the deferred Paymenta. dale.
positive. .
novll3 , D. Z &NIL
Nar Fhasay and Varleti Ur:4dt.
TF: tienow receiving, from r one of MU'S= ears.
our week supply of FALL AisitaDs;consistiar
et every article in our hoe, to which (with' nftll 'v. -
rime! GOWN!: til,nSsIEN, of our worn mansto.
taro we ask the annuli. of Western Merelerna r A ,, I
other buyers. .nevZl KENNEL - 1C a SLWVIrAa
poi geld assortment td TOVS, inetrgtoral
dire Ebony. itosevrood, sat ny. Mellogany viva 4
BASKKTS, just roe'd by
nov2.l' • KENNVDI a 131 , 'WVEli
_ -
FDA
Guei btose and fur 'sale by . ;
• uorn • • ' _ • sTUATer & SILL
-•
DOLLICK, M. D la Hou ,
Monongahese.
I_3l.lcti.wym - r FIAAJR—IvS .aca,j.xt reseNlag
jat prizad ordtt, and tor - isle by • •
G .RE.1,1 .A.Pt.P.,..5.-14:1EVe Lre r lP . !pplo n. '
Z. " Whim. C s olimbL,
1.
_ 10 " Smok APO* "`"'"
atides, rereirca exl_f_q_ sigp_by _
.1.11.9 Woad
.
nora , aTuA2c.L. S i_ I
D, to any Kett m• fax sate b
R FLOYD
lAL'lLCoojarAr end* sad !at sale by.
1.11 11
norti. 1 , 1 B r.iIIOWN, 134 Lawny .1
B ABLEY - IVANTED—The biatdo price paid lu
cash far good Barley, during the waxen.
nariN D Dal/ D , P1,,.14.1 Libe rt y. at
•
FLOUR -45 Brand, wa ark.l.o'4
end for erao kr
ropv22 . Anmsraoso 30ROZER,
DEA rah
7'l. "u tt ; g4IiONG7TCROZER
tree ..12/1,1,,,,,L4;.tA4,1 now lauding iron abamcr
o.y*/ ( TAU& DICKEY it. CO, PiOnt at
1 4 , EATIIERS ts, WOOL-0 sacks bow landwg fro
1_ manner Exclangef.uud for ale by
nor.Al ,19AL11I DICKEY .CO
LAJ s extra, in store an
soN27 IXIPE & BREW FOOLE •
BEVSIVAX it GINSENG —lO borro and I ofmk laud
Mg from member Exclkorißo tab by
nor 2 it 3
t AIAH DICKEY & CO
- 61,A XSElgi—larrling from steams , Erettaitre,•nd
r for rtle.by ISMAH DICKKY 74, CO,
nov2i ' Front virtcl
DIA of l'ltuburgl. Stock.
um%
r ;t l :i i t i b U onc:.W .
!lister, Of King Alfred Of FAiy,Luid,by Jacob Abbeft;
with. fine cfneresings. '• . ••
Sidon's ibis beireeinele •Wen.lseisbold.
• , ioIiNSTIAN S s I'ol.llo'oN i ,
norild, • . - • eurnerTlitrdAsil bleat% streete
ous•—tr gexacd Hogs reed and lei side by
.114. sera ' AIthISTHAINI I ,tr; CROZ
itsj
ARAISTRoN64 CHOZE . R.
bbtstvzittntitT
TyUCKWHEAT FLOUR-2 .1 sack.lle ell female by
41 *rat CRAIG skiNNKR
SUNDRY-
'MACKEREL—iv pf Ws No 1 Mae
Raeniße.Gom Ay. canal mi far sale by
JAMAS lIALZIKLL.
URlci
no, in
NA.',C=rs=• l—, ll% . l'V:r•T , t-
DAY - RUM, of sopenai_qualtly, for •tdaa °
La and tattle; by It }% r•F
bora ,
URE' COD LIVER 01L—Rothlair s
Liver Oil. for 02,11 - a4 porreser, i.'t . 11,LERs "
2 . 10 In , rtoro.
T OBACtO-7'd bis b'3l , on! /W.O
' 2 . I, a , No I 4: tor tgt; gale ,
notil Hum., meII'LLE 3 YA
111EATIIPAIODO LL
r c Rot a,"4
• IT on baud. nan23
STUART h SILL
KEEN APPLES-50U bltis just rued and for undo
stortE. ARMSTRONG CROZER
N. LIOLIIiES Jr. SONS.
New Books.
100 by Lour lied rutatt...
' kepi Italtcr
ikkT
e1Ve1.414--:u nn ja F , ......41•041 lot W. °f
noT3t: (MAIO te SKINNER
""rAil;tsram•