1111;?, TE PITT E - , - SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 2H, 1850. DarlOC ßAVliiiiillol TET TR CI TIG J 0 71 IT tririrlrei Buck. Cosulty. 71Tri) e ft, til,fori Coimy. JILF ,r P w I72 4 I : rt r , :N: ' I3F.II L SON , Couw). masonic and Whig born motion for Allegheny County. rot Totirri SIMON], COPOPPIR, THOMAS M. HOWE. OP ALLIOGIII,T. TON 1111,,wp MITT rnur COITIMPLI, HARI:IAR OF FrPraRPM.. 1,2-111 CUTS, JAM ES CA ROTHERS, Von mono AN ROBERTSON Ni, Leaver 1-REf : t; eR . J • s Bowden. AITOBNIT, RA.NCIS C. FI.A.NEGIN, Piuxbarth. • rnyE:e,lnfp, . 13 F1}:zr.ii BoYLIA Nonti Fauna. • 1 4+1,011, tow,, ("Yr,' 11111,704 D. N. COURTNEY, otio, M. Szur.n.—For wt.., days hack we have laceedinely warm weather, for the neuron, litt gum and very heavy thunder showen. Amy afternoon, about hall part two o'clock, iNut. aoend. , d Wrt h high wmd, lghtmep, rain ::4,,i over this city. At Ent the hall qn.te l'iCi and about the size cf Hickory but towards the close the lumps of ice were .pc ... or hen's eggs. We measured al whieh were o'er two icy in diameter 'I a cirrniar term, etberP, we undenuazd some lump, merger:ea ten locket The lip it, I.om¢ of these large hail Worn 1 - reures, attended 114 it was by the how .., and ho ...se thunder, was terrific , . Or • 3 do, In gluts, and , ...eze n.) etcps of convey, .. - ,•..__ _ _ was Nitt tr. II 3 do, In en's, .tli”ork b J . t.m g .rr • F TARIFF g,L'ESTION Lot-1,1,11am ngainst Proleetlola 1.1 Ortlei Labor. • A'l nny Ming b.ing ilone to rebel, sullcrirm. itimr,b. id Penntylcrints, at id emigre., 14 non , inrer. parry bus dmermincil'y set milder ngn p10n,•1.., n , bon, labor, and 14 imicilllng to our in,iihnlamortng erenni protected by the It of, 461 Lot Inv noon, ibon go to the people. If tieread set! ' , gamine het as g trim bt.i..tr rt , he wit! find the two pa against each other, &mar az a man—tit, and the lonsitocos against relief to hon. Ho will Ned. zinunlC the yeas the 1121.111 CS of Dz. Aft - I,:nahan, and Roes, Benaryleant. color, Iteriresentetives, who vote to thoa Southern Sthveholiltng Speaker in lair deem againstittie American laborer and manufacturer. How lotth In Bethasylvania to suffer such Indigo: tieir--bir titterers disregardeff, her manufacturim and taiiiititrtai punt". proorated, nrehtrg done fa her, creep, to make her free eittheus slave cab .her. for pranzen, and for ah tin. the Locof,, co parte of this Sate responstlte. On. T north, lart ,nun4l.l procity Br. being Grinritili t,i the Comm mee of the IVtO on lb, !lit Coon. with of Air Astruutt—uteonstder Me same intruedintt !after the It!!! tea .0; appr.poolons fur the suppt 01 the army chill have !men d:noo•ed of, and report it ',lt :he fuflowime amendment, vtz: of (hol _t y do,/ aysfrom the per. the, f c rom and after g thin reign:reit hy low to be pn ide. at, Inc dune.on good.. wa and eunrrheridow importesl into the United Stat es,, ,sg be asgesseil on Om V , iloe there°, at the principal ports of the United :irate. at the time of entry Pro vided, Toot la Unease shall duties be assessed on a winat, li.on that now required by la, Pen sided deer, That when tbru Valuation or spy de. scriptin of iron, or of the machinery modewholly or in part of iron shall rxspectively exhibit a reduc• lion of thirty three and one third per cention below what a stnular mode of Valuation -would exhibit when the present vevenue law mune in to operation then the latter %II:113110n .hull be adapted and the duties ns-erwil thropm and that , on window glass and litt-5,..1 oil there shall be p-id duty ot thirty per eclat. nd vnierein on all manufactures of cotton. tier per nd valorem in add.tion to the rater of they now levied by law, vseep,ing ro'- ton cloth. under torus Ser hire, whot shall be admitted it tiro Valo',7l legs thsn the present ri•e: s I . wilco manufactured articles no add .C/I per of eentota VIIIOI,III ovrr.u 4 tevird by law on any raw imaerial of which such articles rn. whsity or in port con.posed. Provided. alga', Mitt tumbler and bleat-M t , powder. shall he admitted o Tire.ent me. ditties, and on no acts o less rare assevsed than is now nrricrsl, excepting ciVton cloth , which shall be ad. initted and otw rip, or Bilk not more h d vaitCed rurosulneture than singles, tram and rowit, r o organ:Me, on which the duty shall be ten per ...colt. ad valorem, Provided, mureo 'err, Th, the rxrem of cfrgy imparsed hy this net, over cal-lin t , In Al. on iron Milo now pUrebaSed or yontrurte , l for. .hall be returned tostia importer on evidence lining proditeed that the same have been actunilr and In - rinanentiy laid down on any rail fio hielt sAid mil. i f re declared owt in. tended at Om time of entryso laid down hin tote vent- from and after the passage of this act.— Icntaing in ilvs art conmined shall apple to good, `hipped vv.-ell,,,litid 10 any port ol the United S'iatea whpril aolloillV have left her last pee brlad, eri•toard of the Cape of Good [lope, or eyond Cape or southward of the equinoctis line on me Atlont,e. rriOr 1., the day no which the net shah Like elfrel, lel, such good. so shipped o board such ec—els existing law,. shall lie admitted to entry and, Mr. AleC'ernand rote ton point of order The insirocbt ce t nn ed by the gentleman from !Moue entrels he said. are irrelevant. and not german e to the steitect matter of the hill under ronstder a • The S i i..sher a:ruined theobjection, and ruled • the pope-mo n n o of order. Mr..l aniti ...obi that the chair did ant yet 100 whether two thin]. would vote lot a suspension the rule, or not. Thin was no: a Mott.. to amet the hill 1111/,1/ for that, 11111 the lin use la the power In ~.tenet aut . eon:al:tee. itelect 4 1.1 report 111 riny form.. He appealed fro the 01 the chair. The :epee:one retnarkea that the same rule applie to iIIVXII,IOII4 or ammidtronte, elle the rule :rout be evade.: by lieordelidig the committee to do who CaIIIKA by door 111111 C Mr. Thong:rein, of Mississippi, monied to lay the appeal ad Nr. A•hinon on thr table. Mr. Aharauti uhked for Mr yea, and nays, which wrroordercd; and being- taken, resulted—ye as 101, nays So—are follows : iTokS„ylCesere. Ache, 'Bay, Coyly, Bingtinin. P wlm, A (1 Brown, Boot, Burr. Joseph Cable, George A Caldwell, J 1' Caldwell, leaner. Citntontin, Williamson It W Cobb, Gal rock, Daniel, Ditherry, Dan:nick, Disney, Dunham, Dnrkee, Edon:neon, Frothenentn, Fitch, Fuller, Corry, Gillis., Gorman. Green, flail, Hamilton, te• Harriet, Sarnp.n W Harris, Thinner 1., Harris. Hibbard ffilfiard, Hoagland, lioinien,lloward. loge, Joseph W Jack son, Andrew Joil/1.4.0, James Le Johnston, Jones, Johan, Kaufman. Preston, King, La Sere, Leiller, Littlefield, Jab Munn, 91a.wn, McCleruand, Mc- Dowell, Ittil.onahan, Robe-I .1 McLane, Alchl len, frictoren, Meade, Miller, Millson, Morris, Morton Orr, ()litho:: Porker, Peaslee, Peck, Phol om pn, Potter, l'ovrol. Itiehardson, Eohinl`on• R, Soyase. Mawtelle, Fred. P Sonton, Ittetord 11 Manmn, A Stevens, Stetson, Strong, Jacob Thomson John is Thompson, Venn. able, Walden. Waldo, 't‘'allatte, Watkuss, Well born, Whittireekt, Wl:thick, Wood, Woodward, Wright, and Ye/lig-101. NAYS.—Messrs. Alexantler Allen, Anhmun, cokee, &teem, Creek, Itriges, Brooks, Ilurrows, bel b l Butler, Thorns, 13 Cutler, Calvin Camps Clond'er, Clark, Cleveland, Cole, Car. Will, Crowell. Dia ey, !halm, Doty. Duncan. Eliot, Alexander Erato, Nathan Evans, Fowler Freed ' ley, Gentry, Goo:lent/iv, Gott, Gould, Grinnell, Holloway, llaminund, Hampton. Ual.mnd, Hebarb, Henry. Houston, Hoare, Hunter, Kerr, ' Gr . orgeG. Etric, James G. King, John A. King, Levin, Horace Mnno,-bletteholl, Matteson, MeKis. sock, Alencham. Moore, llorehead, Nelaoo, Hale, Otis, Pberna, Poinan. Putnam. Hand, Reynolda, Risley, Cobble:l,lr., lLaelswell, Ittuneey o jr •Sackt ell, Schermerhorn. Shoolevaft, 'Mile:ester, Spalding, Sprague, Stanly, Thaddeus Stevens, Taylor, Thur man. Turk. Underhill, Yin .Dyke, Vinton, White, and 8J the proposition of Dlr. Grinnell, Instructing, the Committee of the Whole OP the state of the Union to report no amendment to the bill altering the revenue laws, wusdee:ared to be irrelevant and . not germane. Tan molt crewed no Ettfe feeling and excite. meal Iturriedintely ntierr, (ten. the Com.liteo on Public Lange, reported tho Senate hiq grantin hinds nod the right of way for the connroction or' it rad road Iron Surraird to St. IC.cptes, To Muciouri. :hp: Oa W mm )ea, Pl,ain o; Mr. tiayeand, it was laid apee ally* SI. azol:o, from the acme committee, re p orted biek the Semite bUI Ipattlog Inds p e a t h e r io t at Tay hr the eotuaractilla of a rad:cad from 84 Louis to the Ptah:re limW ofMitapailt Os motion of AD. Hampton, it mu kid upon , t., ; hot -it.t.. go : tt. tog, C. tbel N. Tay's. t the table—yeas 102, nays 65. Loc., • ['homes Row. Thus Mem two billsoo important to the West 7th Dist.—C homer , doe.. .Wh IV. i were defeated by the fends of the Tang. betesane Loco, John A. bloteison. Ig, C. Dickey the Lecofneos of the Wes had voted down the Bth Dim—Lancaster. cts ' Tuff/. They were tightly served, and may go veal; Loco, Dr. F. A. burrMuhlen Ste. 1 home telltale constituents and tell them th i ours, e ma- 9th Din—Burka, rice, Whig, Wm. H. Reim i letice, I Glancy Jones. Oa the result of this day's work, the FLregilse, • 10M Dist.—Oahe rift tice. Whip have, jea can of Wednesday, makes the following remarks i &dee ; Loco, Moo ht. Dimmlck.l " Yesterday in likely to be retnembered by many 11th Dist —Columbia. Whig, Elhanin Smith 1 1 as the great day of this session of Comm.:fii,i:: Loco, Hendrick B. Wright. killed and wounded were Damen:am ' 12Ih piste—Bradford, 'Mg*, and Susquehanna. the bill for the amendment of .the Tariff—Foe • time its prospects were 6tir, but, at the gat of the Whig. John C. Adams; Lem P.p., Dand *WU. Speaker, a handsome majority was conve rt ed into Ice; Loco Hunker, James Lowrey, a minority, and the big was laid upon the table for t . ~,„. Dist.....cuaton, ,kr... Whig, James Ann the seniors, u its enenilee hoped and belteved. 4 .". Next Came eariOtla bins containing !warrants of deolsg ; Loco, James Gamble, land to Western States. in aid of various column. ' 14th D isa — Datiphin, &e.. Whig, Thomas M. plated railroads. On their eppaaraneo, the Re- Blightue,, Loeb Wm. a Ea. mesentatives of the older States seemed to waken .h ariet.--Adams, dcr.- Whig,Deniel M. Smy• up to the fact cum every mak grant must Operate ll l `' ss burnt onigration from those States, and ior; Loco, Wm. It. gar.. tend greatly to their lumoveriahment, unless se- ' 16th D ist..—Cumberiand, lee. Whig, Robt. M. compelled by mime satire leading ID Ale rap B ard i . L ., ,A .,_ _ .. . . +amen A. niclacatten. opening of their now abandoned mina and fare i.e... end mine., thus creatin a demand far 17th Den -- Oentre, Vic. Whig, John McCol- Ilabor. - That they should, even a t that Lite period loch ; Loco, Alex. Parker. of the session , have opened their gest° this inu ; 18th Diet. —Fayette, dm- Whig, -*And 3. 1 portent faet, me surprise ao one accustomed like o gle; Loco, John F. Dawson. I ourselves, to see the notices of emigration with ; which the newspapers nour abound, since the 19th DiaL—Bedford, Cambria, and Westmore. tariff 011846 has become fully and fairly operative. land. Whig, Joseph H. Biking Ale x! to a recess one from the State of Maine we saw it Noted that the emigrafiou therefmni to Mims. ander M'Fii""' John S"dig" "' Gin. James sots had became s hining, Lad tiw,...t em i even McDonald. to impair the position of the State fa the Milan— FOO D iat- - Rm•cr and Washington. Whigs, Prom other States we have seen statements of John Allison i Loco, Time J. Power. the greet diminution in the value of lend, cen5e .,,,,,,,, ~c , „,,, the ~,,,,,,,,,,,, c .,. rniirratiot. f ollowing Slat DL—Allegheny. Whig, Thomas M. he closing up of the ordinary mecum for employing. Howe; Loon , John ii. B•lsborg. labor. In Pennsy/vania we are told, the porde- 2211 Diw.--Crewiord, Mercer, and Venango. tiara of various places bas ono largely red:med. Under such cicmstances, i rely be deem. Whig' *John W. Howe , Laco, Wuhan, P. Stun. ed extraordinary that the reprextuatives of the old. tuck. er Stams should have arrived at the conclusion 23d Dist —Erie, Clarion, dse. Whig, John H. that ernigratiem would go on fast enough without burring new i e d eemeew je, th e shape lions film the public treasury, to be applied to the Mgt D,st — Armstrong, Butter, gco. Whig, Jut. pUrchase of British iron. We mu readily imagine Taylor; Lam, Allred Gllmore, that while the representatives of Pennsylvania Would Lave objected little to the contribution of home made Iron to the construction of these new roads, they should have found it difficillt to see the advantage to be derived by their State from elm - mg her remaining mines and furnaces, for the put-• , the We pose of compeiting her farmer's misnomers to fly to st, there to raise food to he transponed on • I roods, to the making of which he was himself a iz,:::.ii,,,mr,%;irt faLt r;f inski ooo i r at e stick i t . o e tr i. ea in lc 7 o we pinion with the representatives of the older states, With en efficient tariff ill raise the price of labor, and thus promote IMl lligrriti , ll, we can see no dn../ edvnotsge in these new roads; but with such a tar: ill - as that of 1940, under the operation of which h er nvgration di (rein day to der, this further ertensm n of our rafiroad system, or the mil of the nun .41 trouwow, would seem uncall.d for and ue necessary The anti improvement party has noir ' tat I,von way, and we fear our western friends ere likely to pay heavily for haying failed to send re* likely that were honestly in favor at the ex. !ension of our great tuitional works of improve. mat. 12=1113 . Prom the Pittsburgh Morning Post ' 'The Gazette, the old Federal Arnimakonic my gun of One city, devotes nearly a column and ,a balite the abuse of Jame, Salisbury, the hone', Btrmiagham glass blower, who heads the Demos crello ticket. The Dermot) very ingeniously ea. det St ”ors to make it appear that a working man kr no to represent the people. Here tea sped- LOCO Obi. logic: Ws Ilind many rworkingmeal in oar midst, who have been elevated by the smiles of forums from th e ranks or the laborer and the mechanic. WO 1 1 110171iS rue Wl3ol.llcartetrarrr wrrerrnsa BOORISHNESS" The above characteristic article, from the Posit of yesterday, Is a complete and wholesale penis.. WOO of the truth. We had not one syllable of abuse of Mr. Elefiebrary. We did not attempt th make It appear that • working men is not Bt ie repreeent the people. Nothing In oar article will bear out the editor of the Post In these watemethe in the alig hiein manner. Even In the very extrael he ban taken, he has perverted our meteors by the •nsertioo of the word ' workingman" where it won I not understood or intended. We were inquiliqg what Mr: Salisbury bad done for the working ' I men, and proceeded as follows: o What has be done for the working mem es peetally! How do we know that if he was ele vated to office, and if wealth ahould he .host. • red into his corers, that he would be the Mend f the etas. to welch he 13013 , belong! Has be been tried? W elevatedteeny men In our midst, who have been by tbe MD les or &none nom the ranks of the laborer and he meehamo, who disgust the whole comment:, by their boor. abbess and purse.proad aim We have a better >pinion than atilt of Mr. Salsbury, the he is card • be intelligent" Here we speak of men who, from the =ilea of tontine, have ceased to be laborer and me. ethnics, and have become parse-prond, over. beefing, and tyrannical, the vary hardest men ID tbeit workmen in the whole community. ,That this is the cue, in some instances, every liegy knows, and proceeds from a wait of early trek. mg, and the cultivation cf the bean and Intelleit. We inferred from ads that the mere fact that. • ' candidate wet a workiegmen was no recommep. 'avian, Cole,, other and more tol id retro. could be brought to euntain him. The mere fact of • • man's avocation has no more to do with his di. boob far office than the color of his hair, or the height of hut stature. The old Democratic INC. ry died to be—"i• he homer! I. he eapabh I" and lot, to he • working -mu'? If he has glees, end ability, and good priocmles, and iotethgencq ke is a proper candidate, whether he is a laborer n a merchant, a farms., or a lawyer. The arngittv• Slave Law. The effects of this iniquitous law, upon the • mimed people of this vicinity have been sudden and fawning. It his come upon them Re mighty and twigless avalanche, burying their hopes and nrrepeCla for the int Ora, and sweeping away the cot yeah', of confidence and treat In the VP. tsetion and justice of the American Governmeht. both the really free, and the fugitive alai; alike, feel In danger, and erposed to the stealthy ~ixttro of the Wave catcher and kidnapper. So weal is the alarm existing among our colorcii .opniation, that they can think and talk of oath else; and we have areertained, from good whoa.", that more thin ono hundred penman., out, able bodied men, have already' left for Can. WA. Our Informant calmed finy five ID one 'many, all Well armed, nod resolved to reach W., or sell thew lives in the aunt, Them were all resolve Caves, looms of wham had be. sere for years, and had acquired property ; et. nu had arrived but recently, some within riles lays. Many of them len wives and ch‘ldree who will follow them ; as well as houses, horses Arts, drays, dr,, which they had hot lime totdis. pose of. They hastened from a land of slavery, where dangers hemmed them in on every hand, o a soil, the proud boast of which is, that no alas .en breathe there. This c. • ...ccitement is by no mean. confinsd to the ed pcopk. CiIiZCIIN of all classes and patti es , indignant that the South, by this law, la MM. fling them to become, as it were ;salty., trim ,. to the fora wrong cf slavery—to become lave catchers for the South. This pan of the plan ,f pacification, to far from answering its avowed .4:nee, will kerfully increase the agitation hi the free States. No candidate or party will be able to stand op against the cilium of defending or soden mg such • measure. The cry of repeal Is already raked, and it will continue to be minded, grail the Northern Stares become thoroughly Imbued ...at the Anti Slavery spirit. The people of the North wero willing to let slavery alone, provided they had nothing to do with It, and inctirred noels of its responsibilities. The South, not content 1 1 with this, has ferried upon them, under 'pain of heavy penalties, the degrading legal duty , of so. aisting in placing the chain around au/neck ache p oor fugitive, who has escaped from bondage,:and very citizen of the free States feels himself de• grated by the lilllEllinilJ,,d4gracefal, and Junnast psalm in which he is:placed. The consequence will be, that the North will brace herself up to op. 1 1 pTie the law, and publics opinion, in spite of all is stringent provisions, will render it, in • great measure, inoperative. It will be hard,ore think, to find the man, in Alleghnay county, who will an cept the office of Commissioner coder this lanr.— ((there be such • one found, hs will fled Meisel( e avoided as U. tort of prodigy of infamy, as tat to cliloy that freedom he la willing to take 'from , others. The October Etectlon—Congreem The two great putica are now folly bat thadeld, with their candidates bon Caceres , In Penney!- , MIL The listatands aa bellows: let Dist—Philadelphia county, and four mania oye s city. Whig, Petty B. Barer, ; o Loc o, Thal. B. Florence ; Nachos American *L , amm 2d Die .—Part of Philadelphia cll. Whir. Jo mph. IL Chandler; Loco, Occ.. R. Mania; Num., Wm. H. Brinkle. -3d Northern Liberties, &cc. WILIE,PIich. ry 130 Moore; Loco, Junes Lundy. Q4th Dict. -- Germutiown, &c. Whliy, /ohzi 8. uell Loco, of &Ohm Jr. Dth Dist—Delaware and Montgomery. i ir , yo z , Frecay; Into, Join MOWN Nat*, P. Dt Gliner• • • GLAD ro ODOR rr.—ln the Arminthng and Butler Congressional Dtstrict, the Freese;tiers had uomin• ated John Graff, of Blairsville, as their mandoline. We are glad to perceive that he hoe withdrawn his name from the contest, and that the Free Sell party of the District have resolve(' to support James Taylor, the Whig candidate, in order to defeat Al fred Gilmore, who they toy has violated!all his pledges made before the election. PROM NEW roux Corresponeeztee of the Pittehe rep Gazette Now Toss, Som. 24. A series of experiments are now to progress w upon the Hudson River Road, the Eileen. of hich is much to be desired. A new invetrion for keeping dog and cinders out of the cars, bas been discovered by AIL Guodter, the India rubber man. The process by which he rids curs of the OUISCCOCO of dust, is very simple, yet effectual, being nothing more than an urifficial draft from the top of the ears, through a stationary ventda• tor, the mouth of which faces the engine. The sir thus taken with the car, passes through e curiously but simply made %window, giving not only a clean car, but a well ventilated one. No small blessiog, Is soy old traveller can testify._ The glass to the window to placed at angles, which, while exclucing the rain, in dry wuther we NO acted upon •1 to prevent the inward pass. age of a single mote, and it Is thought houses can be ventilated in the same mode. The arrival of the Pacific, on Saturday alter. noon, in the unexampled short nth of ten days and four hours, has completely u and op the John BoLeland left them not a peg to bang • hope upon. The ships of the Collins line may be beaten an hundred times In succesuon, but aborter time we alma' never see. Like the tense made in the me morable race between the E,ltpse and Henry, the ten days and four boon will atare them In the fare, a never ceaalog causer of annoyance. The Bane ta nearly ready to take her place in the her, s 1%; •• Ceirrm r—A . upon, of benevt, and our engineers say she can beat her comes. If videe'l's have eri " -ic yPhrehh.ed r plot of Fe , she bears the ten day nth, good by to Jones 801, 3 r"... °"' with profits:in ocean ship.. A great commotion toss view so inc l.: se the sic of a college, p e been created in the city by a awry to the effect thth " " e "" hwe t " 'wort th e hni 'thug" "rovidedthquire"' that or the Imams of paupers hew ca n red Ptuie""'"'„ (an Math " ha" accepted made way with one hundred and thinly babes— tin' Pres, P nee of eh- instissm on , which la 10 be Mat their bodies have been in•ecurely boned, and rut-'ln " ted t upon the p lan dl aa"- re :hat th eir remains have been devoured by .wine , for d s 01 , g the .'"den" sel ect their o wn th with other horrid detsels course ere surds A ouisr Sennnarytu ,at would make et teem mm the managers der the it t c.onse Protess oor,te to be mean inressugationanli show the stri were, m ''' nes to be va rj hat."' to the su college, m ani" I to The euertuth ea question, to under the charge or . ;he nth"l"tng' c'f.ctrra.(to lec- Quaker lady, whose outward appearance, sad tares arbour converause n too, bespeak her as much • i roe° slt..rtros at TIM l'ocrflu Matt STILitIt phdanthoptsiall hlrs. Frye, or Muni Da. Daring nine .31.333 ors Ilan and and Aspinwall the ekolna stea•on, this style= was the home et have ossued n e rower m hotoes to Calefor heinurott. door babes, who found their allendance nth seeete'ith"iu-' so to orgamse the each en their parents coned utter give. Tote nd 11 ' Mail e 3 . Ol cP Company, ,wish 13/1 support, our dart crt secs bare contrsbnted, and '" 1 ' n "" vale °I tr no worthier boo exist; Inc eettle:of the vet/surer., p• " "- m2' "h. where it es located to the cm:Lorry noiwttlastand. " ' ' ' " ' wan " ar ' t mg. y ken.i rilic o err , tea at ihe b T/30 Lind fever keeps op. and yesterday, It la i . ran' if wined recd Anpm stall tare said, She " honored " the Tribune sad Herald of. usa the av toms with a 'mast. This must have conk, th'lr trn•uds oil the I'aeuir , whit cony mesh rad, in the estimation of some of the stbord nate I s---...--- e. acribblgra who figure in our city dailies, who.< I A Mel or; ,rd Si' _.ln nit rustier ((Flo eariy education was received on the other code of lea, e'Adcet sad It , sr &WA, art - smembury and Salt the water. It is all well enough to pay a round banker., ri` were i 'aniiroPe. in 1410 , a hems sum to bear her ems, bat it a not is the best easte d valend of one cubit pan ui a penny in the pound to return such humble thanks &meows she h " . ,rail derlmrd ckmongs to wait a punting 'lliac. Toe publm, The Havana ise — ssp e at the too, care Line whether she bolds op her dress p ro-licet of front Jenny Lind They antic: when she purses the notonotmly dirty eosin of ole the dans where the black nib is practised. Print. boo"" her' I leg has done her • world of good, but the is at j The ends and alms se the preNnt Adrumistra green a Visitor as often drops into so obscure ar" r ", ;V' The rteauh nr a the plane as composing room ts to th e re"re."l:"ls "P s ' s. ' s ' n7de:sl t T s sr hei r tee' and where the curios/Loa are comprssec to • hand- 'their hi f"or'w led thi`.'thil l their tee' MI of quoins, ■ shoaling merlin composing suck, "rithni "".." ' he" ' "tn henthn"arate 3101 cone / pa,-ace the compromise and • malleL osea•ure• was hailed sso where Wilh mare dellgta, Aliditotr new ateanuthep for the Californo t trade, *Oar , l"" m he Pre."'" "u " &tale called the Pacific, will bo laumilsed to Jay at high I , c it ,,„ 1' ,,„ ... ( P : n t , water, from the Ship yard of WM. H Brown midi - alio 1 deem ss sop o e e i hned with te r ever)oth' effort o knot of Twelfth street, East ¥ The Pacific mode to Jolt./.1 nel,., licteplions nod to dore s f e t •,oa re, tto knob, JI fr breadth of beam, 20 I feet depth of bold, Gad 1 100 Enna 33 eastireltienl. • inn A. hi s• me Jr sor socennes ...Ire of Her cylinders have • diameter of seventy two ' the S' ''" th era we e 'eel ethul'ent that Jerre-ear, nod stsysportne., or those Ineti ' . • and " . 1 1 0 1- I.r in.ebi.,p tt tie' aloe do.oppo o i t d pate.. Who vri . l not well be pot la motion wiule she In leaving the i•weii enough n and wh ...mil disposed Ire to ways, and her powers be tested In • trial am ut' ""d an". , 9131 'be h ' „ rross who a to be respect. Itonsedsately after the launch. ed and wins h me belt tol-ehie( makers would wII Mon a t Adstors purist ion Ousted pursue a wise, 0011. era 3 rP.3 iel ‘e. Ur(' Indicn,np p lan we believe et wed.) modte and Jose earn nod energetic, it will be worth' of ,hr cooLdere e of the People, North anal South fl sag no seiorml feeliog. melt, does not nsk lor or reel, rar e,mind support 'Lehigh. est honor will tie to elicit ti a approbatton of Amer. man esisents in al. nuttier,. It withe tallying pun. for lit friends 01 the Union (rum Maine to Florida and from the A Panto. to the Pacific Th st may ,-sabre,-sabre our hops s, nod be, in truth, an Aatd unnostratron fur the good of the crooner), is our IP cere wish and hearty dessre -1 /erandno. Ur/ It is stated on good authority that a superb all. ear flagon II to he promoted by the blechanies and Brewers, of this city, to the workmen of Mews. thrthy do Perkin.' firewrey, in London, in coma mei:notation "for their heroic conduct in charm. sing the Butcher Haynatt.'' The flagon is to be of large size, embossed with a stew of the ch... comment on one aide, trod with a imitable toserip. lion on the other. The Cty inspector's Report ahem. a slight in crease this week over the previous week, there being twelve more deaths reported. In this coo unction we should remark, that notwithstnuding the ordinance so nnanimonsly•paased at the last session of the Common COULICII, certain bone boilers op town have contumaciously persisted in ' continuing operations. There will be, however, a abakit g among the dry bones and wet bones too, to day, we are informed, and hereafter there Fill be no farther cause of compla.nt from this Suer. tee at least. The British steamer dun this dip, has not berm telegraphed, and as she brings the cotter, letters business is not over active, moderate oaths. Cot ton is steady, but tbe sales are quite limited. Por MOM there is a good export demand for the coal men grades, without material change in prices.— The sale. of the morning are quite large, reaching 7,000 bbl.. State and Weeiern at $3 75634; No. 2, Superfine, $I 50; for fresh ground State, iron, old Wheel, $4 5931 621; for now common to straight Stew, $4 62104 75 for new Western, and S 5 0405 00) for' pure Genesee. Southern de scriptions are unchanged, with sales of :::00 bbls Rye Flour la firm, and the sales are 200 bbis at 43 15104 25. Corn Meal fa firm; vales of Jersey at $3 In. Grain—For Wheat the market to heavy, and the aides are 2,300 bud prime white Ohio, for export, on terms not transpired. Rye is in felt request, and the sale. are 1,300 bush at 710 (delivered). Corn le in demand; We. ar e 50, 000 bash at 65c. Oats are In good request, lees plenty. The quotations are 420440 for Northern with sales. Jersey are steady. Provisions—Ty e salea of Pork and Beef this morning were of a resell character only, at full prices. Lard is quiet and unchanged. Whiskey—ll dull at 2 71(427* for . tibia, with moderate sale.. By an arrival at Now Orleans from the Rio Grande, the papers of that city have advises from Bromturrilto to the 11th inst. The Indians yam harraising and morderiog the inhabitants on both sides of the river, with the [crudest Impunity. A setter from Roma, • now town on the American I side, says theta pasty of about fifteen Mexicans, who were oat intuitanging In the vicinity of Bct Panicle, were anatikad by eighty Iniffans, and all butane laid le , ` , with • inp,n+s. was honored on the 17th Mthlie reception by the chinas of LlM ana. met by preceseke at Lew., sbell', arid thence conducted to lididrinkm , he was joinedy a delegation of citizens, and wels Cm. t wn inn most cordial manner. Where procession th en' moved on to New Berlin, arbere hmidreds of the sturdy soM.4 of old Union had assem bled to pay their respects to the Chief Magistrate of Pennisylranut t . After partaking of a handsome collation prepared for the eee..lola, the vast meeting was called to Or der by Nerr Sliddleswarth, Esq., and Governor Johnston, with the Bon. Dane! Smyser, of Adams county, was conducted to a Stand for the purpose of atlirsing the people. die spoke for an hour , 60:d114 bin vast audience dechamed by one of the most eloquent and argurnenaative speeches ever Ns toed to in that section of the. State. The occasion in spoken .4 es hoeing been every respect of a gratifying charade A r of resolutions were adopted, reconune other thlogs, a revision of the tariff Governor Johnston returned to linrisburg the mme evening. T BorNmo orSacnem Crre—The Nem York paper. generally disereda the report of the burning of Sacramento City by the Squatters...— Their opinion. arc bated upon conversation. held math reliable rentleaaen %vat, reached that city by the late Chagnon steamer.. The Tribune say.:— Judge OC. Pratt, vt Oregon, woo - left California at the latent date, I, ll.lltea an that them is no rea son to believe the Cotner that Sacramento eaty bu been human. On the contrary, be NM General I Wincheater, of the Pacific News, on the Carolina et the later rnovcct. sod eve arca had b:an no arrive/ s assured by him that If &o nce tie Ssnatar—, u that the P / onficaration tereassel story si mast be uulcueded. Judge . hic eselfcamedolol3 from Sacramento in tee .t , enntor, and is confident that there was no aghunn slier the Senator left—that the Squatter party submitted sailboat further rain ranee. The Tribune cdde that " the leader of he Nutt tern (for whoa, hie.rstti, from prison the Gran for eible dernonetrailon WAS Mr. ltimes Mee C , stehy, formerly of tho, city, and well known emcee the withe r LI:Id lialormers.lle has been acre dee d ~1 in e „ resew-ton e to the laud jobbers nr butler title it; Sier,enoto throughout, and/flog pu r r, e , t e e bc I,:s ep.e.t, the coolest will not be. Ilgte..y giceu " 'he trial al 61.1.ne Attotheonry, at Bo► ~ using the death al Mr. toa, fat m.n.1 1 io. Jame& I/ .1, ' & AO, n, ;. • r " 0 , ; The Fe 'P e t r : y bn i who procurer , the thee.. tne ewer of o.r• lelvra a rrocg r• t• 4.1 much Ira, than ordi nary core no it, tr! ; Wahefield. The counsel for the pr0t4ec.441.... Ink, the ground that whoever tart, to ewer s I or hnvingoreasioned the death of anolttnr," GU,: a: trout to show that he !oak that rtu.e to ct „•,t tt svhinh persona in anador intoatoina nro no it o.ornttl tu do.'' It remain. to he aces if Mr. Wok_ ~td can prove that he did %mints —The Gsvi :nor cr Georgia, on ire 2.11 l Inc.,. meted his proarostino, addressed to 1 the elector', of that 5,14, calling upon them to chiece 4e:ego tea on toe ' 2s .llNArenaber next, Who ere sobsiignenitri to meet ot CZMV.iiOII, and de. liberate upon the critree to be adopted by the State or Georgia, in con.tquence of the passage by Cocgre 34 of the A. selninizA. the State of Cab tiorol• into the Union. • . The Natchez, ht...sz., Free Trader, of the 14th intent, as),. LAM vvyaicy, a t, legrnphin despatch wan r celved rrnm a grullenom Ift V.vlrslitiqh, by L. MI I).v, , our cry ren.....entanon. lilting that ht t;oreronr Q Liman, was in the net o ver,ffe me prcefAtnetlf, to coonene the Stale I, tallitarc try toe o••hf.r next. g Ton Aarnsitasri Bassin ov hlrtstona.—Tbe Board of onsmuistoerre for forelp,a Missions, corrimen• cud it. ann.d sluing et Orego, on Tuesday last, Hon. Theodore Frelingbuysen presiding. .The re. celpte during the fear ending July 31st, mere $221,602; the es elMoljPitret for the same period hems 3251,329. TArif hid been received from the Arnertesh Bible Seefelys9,9so. Three thou mad one hundred shikfortYsithe churches, tiering together 33...3a..itnerobera, are stated to have coutrtboted las 4210 000. The present indebtedness of theitoerdle $31,071. It is propo• yed to raise 550300 during the present fiscal year and a general niftrenee Wee given that no effort would be sparedtiericeomptish Om object. The existing nornberg i sniations is 21; number ores. None 131; ordal MiSsloolllYea 157; whole num. is, seat from l is country 395; ditto connected welt the mission. 513.; nember of printing eats!. Itshments 12; pages prited Jars year 37,614.620; dam from the beginning 622 ,1 0 4.678; number of churches 55; members 25,572; added during Ihc year 1,507; bunter of Seminaries sad hoarding yahoo , . 29; pupil, in al/ thu schools 21, 7 32.—/Krth Amervan. 'Catty Ilinchree 111 . aGonOC J. o. A role oald Iri.b thowing the mode in Which Cnonor O'Finnerty made love to Kathleen O'Shaughocasy. Oct,. Kitty! thin listen a mind, I've aornetbm' important to say; Sore I wish Pd the voice or• linnet, Or could mg like a magpfe, all day! Faith! I'd tell you how dearly I love yoo, And Wid Peruuny red cheek and duk eye,— r y—by de Powers above you, I'd fight—irr7 toy no wy over Batty Machree. I've got a fine house mid • chimbly; Tubule of nand, maim, and straw! Wid • winderohrough which the smoke nimbly Ensom—All the chimney Won't drew: rye garden Olaf' ov octanes. Rale morphine wherever ye digs; Wid a fence that in litigant acme in, And a ample dwell behaved plat. Batty Machtee. • Pre a plater they call Queen Victory, 0,101110 other furrin Queen'. head ; Arid, for cold reclean'. honor lied glory, Saint Patriok himself, seeds of fend Then, Betty, le Father O'Leary, Wid the Hook In Ina hand make ea one; And, the Mar Arne, we'll be merry, Al /We, till dm ealarbey u elme. Xsuy Kiang, The ynivrvettlius are holding a National Con vention! in lieffalo. nre Commercial nays rt is compo of a large number of delqgaten from the several Oitatti Conventions, betddith others who in attendance. endence. Reverend Mr. Balch, of New York, Preached the occasional sermon, on 'Tuesday even fog, and U r edoenday, an address was delivered by Reverend Mr. Skinner, in behalf of a College, which the denomination propose to establish with an endowment of one hundred thousand dollars_ ninetythousand of which, we understand, are al ready subscribed A Jana= ma ms Por.—The Pope /MS or dered the celebration of an Universal Jubilee, in commemoration of his nestoranon to his detninioma The time is to be fixed by the bishops themselves in ditrerent parts of the world, n in to last 15 days, and carry plenary indulgence of one hundred years for each se garateaccomplishme a t of the set of de vonottal uercises to be prescribed by the bishops in their several diocese. , thng, among Tux Tremont Temple, where _fenny land is to ng, Boston, will seat, by pl ' aelng chairs to the qes, dec., about two thousand five hundred per . . Dorn OF Rev. Gruen. Crturso WALD,— We learn, by the California' papers brought ,y the Ohio. that Mr. Weld died at Sacramento city on the 9 t h of August. His comply int 11,113 ty. hold ~ fever. He had lately become one of the hors and proprietors of the Sacramento Tran.se pt.— lie leaven a wife and three children at the ortb. 'curt. Butzwa roc Jamaa—At the entertain. meet given to Jenny Lind, on Friday evenin, by the hlnyor of New York, eke was naked to sing.— She very gracefuliy refused, on thn ground that eke had made a contract watt Mr. Ballwin, binding her n sing only for him, or charity, and the Mayor, lan of businmet, knew she could not break ias t. The Whig party f Cehfinnia appears to be or. astyring anti rely and efficiently. We have here. wore noticed the efforts of our friends in Sara Francisco, which have too often proved ensue. manful, through the wiles of Locofoces foisting themes'ses noon the public at independent no party men. By the Catifilrnia Courier, of Attau., Ifith, we learn that on Monday, the 12th, the Whigs of San Francisco turned on, /num...3.lst to elect Whig general commiloe oljt he city and county for one year. Two tickets Were In the field, and the feeling was wrong on each aide; be' we are pleased to see by the Coorier that every thing went off harmoniously, and that excelleut committee was chosen Ammeart. BAXNAWiII El/741171MM mom Earmsan.--Th London Daily Newts, of the 119th, hay a full an. convered account of the drebbing iron to II • bUte.h, litynau, by the Lod to brewers Ad. r he had freed inlet, to the public house of N r Bonfield, where he Ant crammed himeelf away I . •'dnat bit, from whence he was dragged by t hair and moustache, bat finally secreted to a b. d room by the lady of the house, he made his fin escape as follows " A strong body of the police soon arrive 1 . their appearance at once quelled the try , populace. The inapeetor, on entering boo , toned the General seated on the edge° • bed, 1. • pliable condition. He was much eihanate,, and in his own language complained acverely . f the pain he endured from the Waite. inflicted on him. " Having partaken of some slight refreshmen the inspector assured him through the interprets that he might consider !time, perfectly cafe can der his care, as he had • body of officers down he low to protect him. ft was some time, however ere he could be made to believe that he was fre . from further violence. His torn garments having been temporarily repaired by the interpreter, and hlr.l3enfleld having lent him a hat, he ventured' to make for the Thames police galley that was Iv Ing at the foot of the Wain fronting the George.— Getting eafely into the boat, it was rowed to Wa. thrloo bridge. A cab was then procured, and the e xhe tined Marshal w.. conveyed to Morley'. Ho tel, Coating Cross. It shduld be mentioned, how ever, that when he took hie departure from Bank side, he was greeted with yell., and hi. hat thrown into the river after him. r"During the remainder of the day the General was canfined to hut bed ihoi hotel. Oa Friday he was 1 1111nd:feting from th e jail:min he had sus• lathed. He was visited by several of the Asianb an nobles and other. realnt in London ; and in order to avoid the recurre ce of a similar display of feeling, arrangementa ere made for ht. quit. Ong E :gland, and to the onus of Friday night, we arm informed, be took is leave. .- The rge, where H an took refuge, a. been over Geo slime an attrac MI to the curio°, h It ha. been datiy rimed by e coda of toiled Hong.. risme, the dust hole and be room being objects of math attracttho to the en Ong Cheers we IV-. peatedly given by the vith for the draymen and cool heavers. Mr. Becee d, to whom Haynau WWI largely indebted for bin ezfety: called at Mor ley's alld sent in his card, t the Marthal refused to re.oive him. .. Tee excitement caused by the occurrence has , Good a pence/ vent, and verses, entitled "The Sonthu - ark Brewers and Austrian Butcher," were eery generally clog about the street. of South. mark.' FA lIPORTATION OP HABDWABE. LOGAN, WILSON CO. lau W(100 sTIeVET, ere no twentned tra, a I tree stud Ireah rok nt align' , orman, and Amerman Ilarcrtare. to offer sopenor indueements to buyers 'Those ort•ting to purchase will promote th eir interes , by looting Itrough our stoat. iss they arc determined to sell on tat 1110.1 reasons.. term. R. P. TANNER 4 CO., SHOE IVWAREHOUSE, 52 Weed .t, Daiwa.. Third a Fourth, Are how receiving their very large and supenor Fall ri o BOOTS, SHOES toc , k ArID BROBANS A leo, E I OIIIIRTS and FLOWERS, all or the later etylrs, and capreeslv adapted to the writer. trade. It has been selected with great care, end as in eiso and qua ity is not surpuussd y c ustomeran stork to be (nand eater east a, tweet. (Oar and roer. chants generally are welted to call d examine.. we are determined In sell on the moat renennable term*. Al s o, Goodyear'. Patent Rubber Shoes co a•I hinds antrs.dtr M'CORD & CO, Sto Wholesale & Retail Manufacturer. & Dea'ere in HATS. CAPS & FURS, Car Wood & Flflo eta, Pitt Where they offer a roll nod eoLOO•eto Sts et of trate Caps, Fars, Ser , and ery qualit. and *4 le.n7 `‘ hole sale .14 Retail, an invite the attenlion or !heir e... torn,. and porehinera generally, ...ring them that they will lel au th e Bl.F•LatteresiOirs anglvrtr ! 611COORAOE 110flilb IfISKITLIVIONII CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY, Of PI tt•bargh. C. G. ilussEY, F 0 e.. • --- w. W. MARKlic`r. H O: i r k :44u. it Water ascot, in the warehouse of C. 'MIS COMPANY ts nos prepen to Insane all I kind, of risk', on bousa, manufactonca good. merchandlac ILI c ore, and in translla mime* rth theAi'itsTiZi% n g r ' ag:ll ' crtnthrt abilityeanfedr jo'f'rtine'YDol7l moon, who ire all biltreith of Piusbu ' rgh, well and favorably known toll." community for thcdr prudence, intelligence, and 'lnfamy. Diasecom--C. G. Homey, Wm. lingaley, Wrn. Lot Mier, Jr, Walior [tryst, Hoch D. King, Edward flearelmn, John Hawor th , S. Harbithati, S. hi. Kier. ap3d,o *dad ______ Restored to Right by the Pe. troleam. S. S. Lunen—Sim I wish to bear te•tint to the medical virtue of the Oil called Petroleum. eny I was for a long time ellheted with a badly inflamed and very sore eye, so moth so an tolls. sight entirely for about three months, with very Mlle hopes of ever recovering the night, and but a slight prospect of having it re. hived of the soreness; coy attending phYsiman unsnecessful In making • cure, or in giving relief, and afforded me hot little encouragement. / heard of the Petroleum about the Int of April, IVA and gave It • think the result Is, the sight is restored and my eyes well, except • little tender or weak when I go tat in the syn. ANN IRELAND. Mansfield et, Cincinnati, May 44,18410. S. 8. I, n - ran—Sin I have been Maimed with Piles for ren years, and have tried other remedies, without sermancot relief, until I heard of the Petroleum I lave aced only one bottle, and think I am entirely cured. I theomenent, it to all who are afflicted with Piles. I have known it to be good for sore eyes. Cincinnati, May I:0, Min. E. C.GARRETEON . Doe sale by Rayner I McDowell, 111 Wood street; It f 3 Sellers, 57 Wood st.; D M Carry, Allegheny city; D A Elliott, Allegheny; Joseph Douala., Allegheny; also by the proprietor, K. M. KIER, iY4 Enna, Raisin. Seventh et. Pittabergh liaprovenseate 14 4•11111117. DD. G. 0. STEARNS, late or Boston, a prepared to manufactare and set Rums Tenn in whole and pans cisme, upon ductlon or Atmospheric Suction Plates.— TherßSCle cum to FIVI .tirade, Where the nerve t• expomd. Office and reaidence nest door to the May ors office., Fourth street, Plitsbergit. Ram vo—J. a WPF.Adon. F. II Raton. tale I [Zr Dllll/13 or late Urea —Direst.. of the Liver aro becoming alarmingly frequent In the United Slams lased, there are few formidable diseases which are tot connected to any way or other with a deranged mite of that Important organ. litany of the complaints which are usually classed under the head, of coo. mateption, have their ongin in the liver. "Any remedy wttich would insure tegulatity mid healthfal action m the aver, would be a blessing to ututkind In has been the exclinnatiou of mitering thousands. That remedy has been found; It is tare and sure. When a fair trial has been afforded to lt, It has never been known to fall. Reader, hare you any disease of the liver, or die. nom which you believe emceeds from hepatic de rungemeni? Loa. not a motrumt, has purchase a bog of Dr. hPLaneis Liver Pills, and. they will restore yea o health. They are the only remedy ever yet dl.. crated, whose use Is aerials to affect • dm. ID - Fdr Me b I A UM 4 (VINO le Wood taw. makutwil - o Mee el Ohio and Penna. IL R. CO, Third et Prrramma dogial. Ton Sleekholden of the Ohio ,An ima nnsylvai Red Road Company are hereby notified to MY the eiehth inetidnient office dollars per sham. at the office of the C om Perry, on or before the Innit day of Anal, ne ninth Instalet/ on or - before the 20th day of S 'P t° Ttlher. The tenth instalment on or before the soh Oar of October nest. 1:17" The last 7th instalment eras called for on the Nth o July aoca.dtr WM La RISIER. Jr., Treasurer. Tie• Rev Mr. Waring, • Minlonari from Hayti Will preach In the Grant street Baptist Church to wa ne •• 'morning, lSuettor,) al 10k o'clock. PUBLIC MEETING. FRIENDS ON lIIINANIT F ATTEND REPEAL OF TUE FUGITIVE BILL. Tl.E . zzlem.:z .7 cro'' , "c id.‘•T, :rrebg.d ILTI lioare, tto ropers. heir dia approbation of the foram . At 1 of eorgrus. known or the Positive MP. 1 h me who lore Liberty •nd abhor ShtrerY, area per. hereafter.trd to be presto, Let Repeal be the word, now Signed by N. B Craig., It. It Rerr, James 3PAterY Grudge W. Jaetton , John A. %Villa, Geo R. Riddle, Huh a. Mod, Junes Mantle!, one several where. tepid ADUCIATION. XI.A N adjournedheld mee.of the fneods of education will be on roe o f day of O ctob In the Roane Ward School Douse, Pittscarsh IC/o er, 'clock, A. 31 At this Serving a constinattoo wall be reported and an anociatlon formed, to be called "The Edo cattoonl Aseocranon of A/legkeny Cooley." All (moldy to lil2 cause of Educational Reform. arid el end etp - etally those engaged in teaching, are requested to . By order of toe late eon anon. ecp2B:dtrArllB J I BUCHANAN, Secy. _ 1311EAII IN CANAL. EX PRESS PACKET LINE FUR. PHILADELPHIA. nt steam boat Ckoar, will i , e”o the foot ofW i ltyno entry to7aa " mt:n Y ger ' s eto td‘front'the pkieteeetctiv"liift: the break a being trpsured For information, opPIY to WEEM. SUTCH, or rcpkkAtf D. LEECH Ca- a l Bono. ;Ti - to. P"minitl'EZT ;M•Pcirs'a. t . co Cl/TEESE-100 boa prune IVeeiern Rererire,_en con atenment, for tale by MILLER RICK ETSON raori kal to rz Liberty it Cet ,, ,,, 11511—G eases In store and for toleby .., CY C ii . l l;A a l b i y VAA..lllsll—o Da re. JUVI •0501 Q PIRCFS T URPENTINE-9 brim to nale by septy J hIDD .1. CO AS CILE SOAP -10 taxes ree'd :or salt bv LIU DO &__9_o nan G.—see lb. just on band Ind (or en e by J 1,1111,&90 snot,. J _l(l:),Nr2Zsb:—.lo I.a mr for JKIDIII. by J.PrIl GLASS-4cuo .I%•orAd etre., Eber. r beams rescue. tve ..le by /JUR/MIMIC R INGIIRAAL 110 Water wrent , m _ ~, 0 , , D , ANnl,!, 10Tt1i.PA:.1,:7,:,141111.n0d,v0r7.7.,r.e, /Allsood o. rllmled 014 ' Pan:a Bruhn!, Baahnroo,s. Waldo's G.., varma s s'x.s, eso Bold wholesale and mad On acennlntolan. tonna N 11.— All person. p•hina lor dry t h e who arieh to dn ;h:n. own s . pinin eon renal. the no. ..wry 1. 'wenn. vans. I¢ if PrltLiArs ••, rag 7 k 0 Wond in ____ PA/STING n OUtt k SIGN PAINTING and Glacinc, prompt. IA Iy and neatly emasned Pi 13 —Clla m,.t, It dm inetly underetood , that me can do Painting and Giamne me cheap a. any other DeMMra in the city, and are determined to de n • , Pjc J Il PHILLIPS i:,:1=1.111/D / . N e DS . A : no o n? ler 11 , 11: rt . m . e lt n i t oC tor mato d tea y an r faen2sl J & /I PHILLIPS ..i7CE is hereby given, , ihrit the following named ... I per •ons have filed in th . Itegister'e Mee of Allo• ganiy %only., iliToonth of their . sev,i,iiral acnir i.b air . i A a d i r j u sTeounts ;will I T ' A u jinte r i ' i; j t b o a tt:f O'Lrp:tZ Cour of the county aforesaid, on efor.day, the of. r 0,. . toner nett, for confirmation and allowance, ames A. won and Ile+ Good, Adnunixtratom of Pitebola eceawd. Jacob Whitmer, Adminutrator of Peter %%homer, deceased. MErcklel DWesay. Administrator of J. W. BOrrell, deed. ilton t, Jam s Adroltustrator of James !donna,. decen.ed Cunning:ism. Administrator or Jane Mower, James --. u pplanentary and Gnat account. I:Pah ely, a uret ang Eto xecur of Andrew pasbit. deceased Alfilltam Pi. Haymaker, Administrator of Matthew Simpson, decease] James AV. Badman, acting Executor of Thomas Llnford. El.mtbeth Guysinger, Faccutor orßev J. Guysinger, Jenn Bann. acting Exec tom nf A. Drava, def'd .1 1 1ajaret floss, Ado/minium, of Andrew Rota, do. Patrick Don any, Executor of Dar!ey Dunlavy, do. crftJ. Jane. Blakely. Administrates. of Rana,. 5pc.,,,. Margaret Be gnt, Adnunintrator of F H rancis emet Murray, defeated. num to isfhnila firMotraY, Adstrar or Joni,. Me. Jame AVM. rimy, Jr, , Executor of Junes M'AfurraY, se —filedby as executor Al an ion, deceased. lneh Peers, aettng Admi n istr a tor or Henry Jane. Blakely, Administrator of Conrad Upper. m•^•,,...,1--..Pnitaty and final &Conant. William Ambit, Exerntor or Solomon Reaa—aaft. PhATa"m"" a f t ' e n h d ot7.litrU,.. ' ,T.l. - _..-. ----- ter. ..- d ece Wobo,d, .Adnunutrato t of Frederick a ased. Patodel 11OPP, Administrator of :4oeduel Ilepper, t.. eceased—anal enw_ of ,Obarn intythe. Morrtand Codervroal and I V. Allen, Executor. lames Blak&y. Ad mintrator, “de boo k non" of Solo LW/merle. deer...ed is j .lo ° ll: : {V n a 7 1711;2 A L n ' l i": ntir:4"XlierbkOints '1 . W1 1 ,-°. ' CI e d eT . E I. Hastings, Admranntor of George lie,ser,de• reared S. A NI cvay. Guardoin of Jno-oh Ana, A. h N1,C.,,e, I.:.te-atnr n(J• to, Ao , r. .1. Sarn, A. 1 , 0,y, A danot tr.:ma of Joni rci i 4 i 1 .01). ~, ~<..,1 , , ,1„,, n mcru,.i, ( .11711/1. of Joseph Fat•p. Wo4sco Decela..., Guardia n of Dnbn Rae kin. Wtillans Liac khoode.Goordi an o Jobe Wltte's heirs ' Sacco.' Robinson, aenro Elven era( W.V.. Fearns. deceased. 12.a.v.cterlloValx, Zzi,nul,s,cr.attoo; 0.174ei11,1i.,1.00zeu,,,dne,e;gd.. deceased. n", Rod! Flom. Administralrie of hones Cooler, de- DR. D. RUNT, D....i. Corner nfroonb and &mann, betwm Dan-01110 Da - v - id C. Wakefield, Adrialn/Grater of Daniel Sc deceased. John Wright and Raehel Liviapto., Ado:Joist tont of Thomas Lie/neaten. dereased. Patrickt Dunlavy, Ads/inn/Grater of Robert Wallac ce e . B. hif. Ferri:teen, Exertion/ of Robert Ferguson, ee 1 . tie ed— topparnentary and final account. Pe, lire Bates, Adunniotrator of Jaen!. Frieely, deed. M. illtnna L./1111er, Adr 1 11 , 1•411/.. or A/fred Sutton. dee aed. W /fon Black, Adnuniatrator of Cyrus Mace, de cm. .1. Jr tin Pampe, surviving Executor of dainuel APCord deresued—finl arroant G itereiPt‘in.- c ' e a a d • e j ,; ''''' W ' all Adiliniatratora of , In • Park and George Raderill, Admintetratort of James Part, drceawed Stoat . . John deem...J. hl/Cloakey Guardian of heir. of Jonathan Dr Carnthra and e, Executor. of E. /nada Green. de-eraged A. F, Gor ton ni Li 0 r. 1% iaes • 'a ay. th ecemar roers andal Thome.t home. Dairlaon, eett• 111“ R . deera...d. McKelvey, Administrator at / George flu ley. Iluen Logan, Adininirtrator of John and Martha filaitheorii, Ikea... ,I Al , rl/ Paola., Aduten.strairra of Richer I PLel dee eoard. Ii C Gray. Jan/ea Part..., an.. r. , - _.....narr.oiicgarruk.../;-..t:derßlekt:od Gray, A. T,,urza:mesnJl Ada:natal:col SCUTT. 12,iurr. P q' s2 :waS J. ac. un.AmF, — - ATTORNEY.AT L4l3', So. 89 Firth eeeeee . C• eirIIIICAL TECH:VI/I.IIG V: or Chesuz•try to the Art. and b atanufaciuree Dr. F Knopp. For We by 11 e roc': lON •tp27 L'ookseller,, pram r, and Binder 0.4 , 47 Alurket ,rd eoP7 j AMPALACK—Just received and /or vale •I the j g st Coof S N WICKENSIIAM I dru sep37 Car. Wood & BiztA et . ' &NDS' SARS APARILLA—Just reed for wele by ITV 8 N WICKERBIIAM YIIOO7,N.IRRILYS SARSAPARILLA—A few dozer 4. i . 1 by [se J'l , 8 I'II,ICEESSIIA.3I AFESTA WS BALSAM-WILD CHER R y—On hand V V and for gale br_____ fi UVIOILEy....IA I:4_ T 1 ULES HAUEL'S SHAVING C REAM—Where is the man who does not appreciate the leanly oleo easy abase t If any there be, we do not address our seNes to torn. I f to ell others we say, if you wish to render shaving • p leasu re , Pfirehme • boa of Ju'es Motel's Almond Pigment° or Ambrosial Shaving Cream. It is Utterly utiposmble to find words to de. scribe the feelings of a person who h. been used to Bh•ving with ordinary soap, upon tanking . met of this for the first time. It is a combination of wonder, ed. ruination, and pleasure. JULES HAUEL'S SHAVING CREAN is eyeerds ingly entollieng; rendering the stiffest sad most wiry beard soft and tumble, producing an admirable lather, and by its eitternely mild nature allaying all trills. lion, and preventing that unpleasemt and stilt feeling of the akin which is so often experienced after stmt. tog. Gentlemen nsing Jo lex Ilanel's Shaving Cream may face the coldest and mom piercing winds int roedialety atter its use, without the akin becoming chopped, And those WhO once use it, we C6d safely say will never use any o.iter. prectaled Una great advantag which will be especially op by those w e, ho wear whisker. Amo n the f I that it will not discolor the beard, which st soaps :d i g ' le d o o tle " wlis a k e ” rs! ' Y .l ti?e r s MIL iTiZar:i'n'g'i"'" arc delightful preparations, compounded with Cre am , kill, to the cater exel.ion of all articles catcylg,a to render the operation of shaving unpleasant, end will be appreet sled by all who make m il l of them.. Prepared only by JULES HAUEL, Perfumer end Chettilst; ISO Ches.. at , Phila. For sale, wholesale and retell, by 0:A. Fahnislock thi Co., and R. E. Sellers, Pittsburgh; mid John Sargent and J. Mitebell, Allerheny City. neP27-2P e UBPENDERS-50 dor usorted 'lust reed 'or rreo 0 low by I,rPLa?] C YEAGER pE r t d C b O . A a T ,f To dorcgr:l:4:cbyPete Coats, • Riit sepl II It onplNK_., b.,,,. ~.wF lumps sepl4 B A FA/INF:STOCK & CO RON d S E L L r ' . .i , 13 Rl' RA Went Eat! dmAlPoSele y'Clob7; Spring Flowers dat Jenny/4nd Flak Glasa ' ; Annuaire Vinegar; Amandine; Ponehin Soap, for whitening I he skin; Almond Shaving Cream; Rose do do; Aso brosdal do do; Hooey Soap; Floating do; Amandine do; Hazel Not Oil do; Ron do; Mar•henallow do ' Soviet do; Brown •Windsor do; Be's Grano: An. For sale, wholesale and rend!, by S E SELLERS, asepl _,,,,, . brio do; 100 bris.Nol 3 / l ufax do: Jon rued for dale by JAMEY 3 DALZELL sepll 70 Wale. in INDIGO ; 10P10 'VP wanzb.y DAINVE. -151 .1:11 be salefervi in Pan # 4 4Q/40 4 RO4 Sep Beoneet plirEALTlLfdeeese ad Veraedy. pee Moore. ed . r i e t d a MZ d, igro . y, novel. albor end Comes pool ' enlo a frld7grt b fV t P ort S. hboll'o Route-,Mb end' rbb eoh--eo.pletioo of the work. Received and for isle by C 5,0, 1.--4.771,1 a isi,:r, •31 brh do - Molar. es, In oak brls, in more and for gale by W & IV AirerrEvraM- Libor.. ____ r raEP P . EINP-2 ewe. roper French CaErldrus iia;••4o c!ep. 7,rebyeda brand, Pest oewxd 1L,1114.:43,4111,107 e - 111 LLLLL at: F Patternmram ree'd'io tae .tryL°' b•the yEARER ti & DRAWERS-4. laTee a.m. - mem of Silk: lk,Q?..,,!;nicn, and Cot4tlneta and Dramve. forge 11-OrotoßY—S Ana. aasonment of ladle; reeeC4Vtryl" "" rie'rgr'''g ;17:;t1Oir. WwRA, PPANG PAPER-400 wawa and ag doableOtraw eroZn'yeadely4'si:oeto'; argel'e.'egt7e and for sale by kr 0 STOCKTON d • er_rdarket at. a mu ben In he mgt., for sale by 2.4 e." elee' le the _sPb2G 41,1,74vAi0w to clone the ' 1 1). 3'A1.4.! DICKEY : CO b BRrtin Front au. C O cESE " "P'6l7,l7eiTrlllnl?? by 1 b. CO Supsrier Booteh and Irish Whiskey. /0 re U y rl iFf • " e ' y N d B e ?et reaLsealebrated Malt Whß. 12 puncheons rilehatt's Wateraide, egfr a and high proof under castor° house to Alan: Brantha. of different ainViges and brands In half. quarter, a n °claret. lifiAnoiri,ailltir..;:fle h." leaf 6:derlict, 9-p—SB Waln v at at Philndalphia NE/offs nOBNEE o j lTn F trd •nd Market ea, COLLETurn ci,ushliquid by the principal in GE, :714erilen?4eit'yhtuneirTfus"U,"ir ole of Instruction in s.fracarretru arr. cline Roar Boor Law, COICIMIrCIar. Ova en- Tana., C ol o3.llclat. Law, •nd e eareed tn a dr g ree of perfection never aperoached by any *chertersehor Oas part of ghe country. CO callers of terms, !cc., are mulct to any pan oath: country nefiC:BarlyT ¶1 s.yEdsftr rubseriber offer.. far gale the Stearn Engine, arch the how geenng and I.ith collier ma attinrry. In the bu:ldiog on the east side ef raiz at , in Mk/Cl:Ong oily Be mill dew, d. a. .it Me butlift.:g which is, one bui.thed and mean, feet long by hot) feet wide. he einfae to ant raceilant one, with tr,.,, to doge all ,ha mina neey for smarmy( and loth cut tiiig. The who , could be memo,. ergore. pp eiseartnne, Wi th in ruff, day., at a Inn diirate !cor Or. he will iron, he sti nal engine art a. ti attibeten, grinned, for any Cube, purport* than cawing, for a tent, rify errs. PIEV.LLE 11 CRAM, rep.lrd4Vcartf one Brae OF NMI" CHICIVERING,A PIANOS. TOliN If Atßl,leifl. No Wood •treet. sr•le event el for elliclieriog'• Pooin Foiles for Western Penn ey,vsoiy, pas recriVelj. sled pop, Mod,' for sale, he, rollownie astortaient selecian ti,airelf ttik o the, mbnuractary, and be supplied as usual Al,. Clue ser Itirs poet., v.- 2 carved Louis XI V, 7 octaves. car Rose wood, 7 di, do do 61 do; do do U do; I do litahomy, A do; I do Walnut, do; I fall carved semtgrand. A CARD—The nancnber ha. the pleasure of announcing to the citizens of Putabureh• that he ha. made orrungenthnth wi th Mr. John IL d Mellor, for the oeem tale of him Ptano Fortes. in Pittsburgh and Wcatorn Peen. plea/tie. and those wishlng to por• chase may be assured that their interests will he faith fully attended to CISICKEBLNG Bost on, March In addition to the above mock or Pianos from Mr Chielterimr, a new warmly i• offered from the factories of Adam Stodart Bacon & Raven, and Worcester, New lork, and Hallett, Comaten A. Allen, Boston, at prices varying from two to three hundred dollar. Rep:4 C. (AmllcllyTal,f..7.o.'rp e .t , • 1 e . g a I geGo o.rtravoeonat...o.l. inn In part of Woolen. Thlebtelt and Cast:mere ' Shawl,- Oa., Thibet. Kid and Onc/okin Glow.; lVooll an and Worsted Comforts; Alpacas and Bombazines: Woolen and Canton I lanaely Colored and Bleached illaeeriTllnCtto"Lina" Vedin be's:7"re"aT at i l t' 'Land inagnSdi Oath; Ilas and Dr n eta Bone, de l A lof whteb. country and city merchants are re spectfully invited to exernine, at city Wood at eOl5 IIICTIONARY OP MECHANICS., Engtne Wcok, f are nd Engineertne- No 17 of this great work has oppoote b eenc the Po eived at 110103 Ge Literary Depot, hNat, stndtee sein y nINSEED OIL. -25 brie pure, teal rre'd (or sale by nepti 11 CANFIELD CLOVER HEED—e brie in store and (or Sale by arpnoo C 1111.131 COE:ESE-3W b.. retain onlang oboe , ' Jost ree'd for sale by. J C ISfLyERATC.:aopp s and 111 cute pare, for seta I II CAPiEYELD TEAS -100 Lf oho,' V. U. Tea, VS do G. P. Tee, if by SO do l''''''J'A'S'l7;f scre4 70 Water To People hone the Otto Country. VISRLT the tame kind of Sman Lear. Fine, Strong, a.id Hough Flavored Black Teas that are pod in the Old Country can lie bought at Wu and Pie per /h. al Mums & davvortlint Tea Store, ev: side of the Diamond, "and no artier° else In Pitoeuroli." mmell CIIICAP TEA AAD SO 11/lIITAICV. 31 ( 4 R 1; : ,. & , ,, 1 , 1 , A 0 10 T... RT at if, in the Diamond, am sell- Dftet a per lb —TitY IT I l eer2l k.0.e0 Superfine Ootous; A: ITlngyoug Tea 1"Po% l'n%lttce 01/711ebdTtalc'e3.'tlil'orr71. r7l,Vorl• Tea Lealens, in the Diem r nd, are selling raid Teas at emY4 '. t_ '22 7 r _l'! . . k 2_‘_'' .4ftPf rJ2'l'2!SJl_A__—___ _ Rune. I- OSThR, or ttie Mysterie s of me Coon of Landed, col 3 of this Interesting Work has been sued at Holm,: Litrrary Depot. 'Mud T rees, appetite Me Pori Onice, edso, filen Parry, or Trials iSor Me Ikan, by Olivia, Ocorge tr rammed .c ra l e , ?e.g., Clement Kisi,negal,[o.ll,l,ll,ix.i..bzi,C,l,7, t C Moore, A,c ,._ r ,. !!, Just lEL•celed; A I:ARGA'[...IT; gr11tr117:21117157`.7,;21; almost endless variety embraced in Or assortment, may be relnd the following:— Norse Covers, Carnage Cloth, Air Beds, Air pit E,ovralAtr I:nattier, Water Palk, Tobacco Ponenrs, i'rohneaC, !'l7lte"ns,C°P.ZelieCsePZapC,'"tueTs'P"U"it: Hose, IS ., o ' r SpnegA, Marlon. Ha .eLp Sou'lVecsare'rs, Manioc Packine, Camp Blankets, Paper Holders, Life Preservers, Traveiliag Bag, Isthmus Beg, it' , :?..,11rw:61:V.4.... 1 4:71 ° . , :1 ° .41,%, tira 61: 0 4": Ladies , Sant ...hoe, Heent'Sura shoes Lenin,. ac Earl"- an sold al thi. ast•hlirbotenti. VVol7.l3led . ptitlw.. all the characteristic. easeitual iip 5.., prom soosls, , it: • insolubilit u der env dear , e or hat, 11. iei in e were est cold, great earaloldY, Igmar., perect Ire,rnoisr esa en • ffrtdolll (tom odor, for rale at the Gcoll)ear Felber Emponam, Pool , a a Woad street. an,. 7.r g 1. eEgT.l , ,v and " '." ,1 ""ny " t 1; ,;• Wood gt P/11:1.1i A•kLuni it oFtd ' lnds to 14.4 e rharg 4.1.aa,,itt.50r,,,144.:10,‘1 All,oelt. ry A .).!am - ' fo o r r , I , ant, as Apr', to 311 t, MRS. CA NI PIIELI MRS. NOTICE. T HE Annual Meettna of ICE atochholdere of tali Penna)lvacla Manolactating Coup any w•li ,e held nn the 7,lcda. otOctolter neat„ at lgo'c oak :It at Um Iffiee of Walnut, l'Ullad Mr. hF George T. Lanus, Front at., below eq,ot scpad2or• GEORGE THOMPSON. Seercury. EW 1100 88 —.-------- VNGLISIIGR A MMMAR—The English Language in Its element t and forms, won a history of as origin anti derelopement; dentawd for use in colleges and ggpeois, Man 0 Fowler, late professor of Rhetoric in Amherst College. Itarounmy—The recent progrew of Astrouomr; elpeciaily to the United States. By Elms Loomis. Fire Tears of a Hunter's Lite In the far interior of Fouth Africa. with nonce. of the native tribes, and .ectlows at the share of ilia hoe, elephant, map.r.- tarnu., goals. rhinoceros, Ac. with illustratiOns. Bp It. U. urtrung. , Received for sale by tept.l R C El TOCKTON (Post, Chronicle, and American 47 M .arP9k et at .1 NEW LOT OF lIPLENEPIeBNS, fifitatc and Ilturical burr/railcars, Sign of the Golden Narp, No lal Third meet. H. ER reapectiully informs frellov his ,andound he publie, that ito_,Sav Just returned from the east, won a most elev. ad extenstve noon meat of Pleura of canoes style,and prie elected by Lonself, woh great care. at the celebrated.rtroies or Nono. v Chet, N. V., ace Dunham, N. V. Ifitra or orlon .& Doi ham, N. V l daring selected the above from °. io ovoto ~,,w l, Jo4l finthed by the above maker, they are Warvavted or superior quality and tone, and will to all case• be ro at New Voth foe. 'cry pneett. Pareltasers will receive a Mitten guar ut,' with each Piano, entitling them to an exchange or return of same if found detective. setnt a te l linci P . Ini.°V r ' `l: i e'ro . 're fra ik to so th p e eri," . . .'" ,7,1 0 , 1 and warranted equal, if mut supenor, to any made in the world. AL., a fine selection of Plates. Chtrionets Violin, Strings, Braes Instruments, and the 11CWillt and $21061 popular mimic, Including Jenny Linda nelobrotod soupy. repig: E_Sr. PATTERNS +of WilrP7iiTioiThallsTin . p / t l. Duque and Perim. styl l e. 1 P NAM:MALL low Ay OURRANTs..--giiiks roe Cale low.hg ___ WM A AIeCLOHO ft CO .met Llneng at. - H - tiq---,. A ball common de; for pale by n0m 8R0 . 0 , 11 , 3-05 dos In store and for aa ‘ t i o n b —L i ll-E - 1.1. - sr,af,, ,i____, _Thut,_,:cii.cuicqzTUAßT a. SILL ny for vale by .ep2l S7I7ART 8 AC ., 0 p 1;7 3 —.1 .xnan /et clear for sale kYSiLL IVh? A AT:Ci, " Gi CO, 8 T t ßc!l-30 bu but brand, for wo b 116DC,PRDS—Differont sireo, for softlTUiiai, B • of] • ri 100 bria N 0 er'ar ptv 45 brli 8 It tit h A . Tri r .eon ir 40,21 G". LlNsEkz ur.w.b B A PAHrirtTOCT: Crr.Fi E__.‘rtgw3 R 3 lrrer--sobri R i p n 7 z r : v Ab i co r rANNIN—Ao sera 73 A I , . 1 4.01.9" • e =Hi AIIIIIEMENTS WILKINS HALL. MARVIN it-lIAIVLEV A GIGANTIC MIRROROF CALIFORNIA, o aialitiner,lirearal. g I b• Isitibasnea, do. / TIIIB EVENING. ATNTEti,fiodi original Oketehes taken on the spot by raoi Embierm, Rea, ander the personal oh. /17seramiort,of J. L . al•rrin. Caif o one , of the runp ., and will rietors, who _ew ejpalartnewma. bracifia splendid vlew ... a of Ch wen, Gordon., Panama, letatpuleo, :lan Pacrautecln Clty. Somers FUN, the mining districts, cover:re. is,nrio tee, of Cu,. ... v .., an d p•lng a noweet mirror of the whole coun t', pAtaed th rough, and now oesuptei by oat fnersla aad'frtjuse eunntrymeo, was whhted in New York, Albany, /and Troy, by over, o,oro New and in Bonin. by_iNdhint wprient the elne of dime eines_ Doors open at GI Ot/oc_k _to eommenee at ?V Adadscion, e3etnta Children under ten year. half prim V.shihition on Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. septhPtdl MM=II LAiSMAYEEK AT PHIL.O HALL, //abates grand original Paintings or ADAM & EVE, IN PARADISE. two mall°ns of pers.., Opea from 0 In the reertaeg till la ataighh Adllleeplaitll.<o Zeta. PtitAircn Iti au. , • CREIG/iToN, Proprietor. & Noble•town Platt lc /Load Company'. IVOTICE inebefebyrren,lB.l in conformity ."I.Ai a t i::..teol,77.',,T.7thneAgi'.2';7.l'"'Y' 7°14 y t i h 7th day of Apnb 10, p ,. book. wib0...p0ann.74P.14,0.' the 01 00110 cock of .aid crony. al . the eS.1:g11.=:411! lOnt ::111:!di'ly!'. ','.71 'her t tp fi r of 10 o'clock. A. 111, Y ar% p! , :the , 01 " han'a I,sl.llid.:Neifild7c n'ta7ll"l:Vre n mb.oobed. Jonnne:l.4Po.,Rell7"irortroo:nnehotrjr Joroen Trot:l.k . I. " r g , L - d to I ovl G;ror John rtiokm Potrotel Bea j '. 1,1 . i ' i . A . L., V.7 1....0 WPlter Motor h..., KC. Wk,r, Pomo.: rr ro o oro Jot h 1's 11.11:5 Pon, ne/r,,, YVigiom Fcr,t, iteoV:dtr.• Ira .1.1.3 Inenordson m..m....- __ CAUD. MUOPHY& BOICHFIELD C SPI.fI,D tUP tYkkkOlatVcr AND ottP3 IDP,D•VeIfpIIT. OF 111111 D kt Po PP,n.tm NOrth-Rost cur. of Pour. h ?Tau ka. ; WILL RE-OPEN. OA hic.m.tair mom, ng, With a Large Stock of YIP Goods. co,v . ,er at hi... el and 'Third ;mecca. T1tzutr,1 e , .:, ,, , n 7 , 0 e ..... 1 .,. 1 n t ..,i0n,, m . Il'ecntoteso.ors,hip,. trourrea on Commetoial LaToP,ust.°l7; 1 . L .. branch plinth: nog to a tinithed maretonno tz.rr:i!ona,Fpl7atalELlC! aTtlrh"onOS thteeallteti"oll Rook Ltprld.ton,haipod.xoZol.7thorittOno to irnproro lath Ina tat day br'eoentog *L"*g* 01 h" hour dar - aeon. _ SIGHT DRAFTS NEW YORK, AL L T 1 PHI LADELPHIA, , LOUISVILLE; ST. LOWS, •bd We "OLD covapirmr," for itate by A. WILKINIS CO. Cor. Marfa sts. I Opeoung of Phi. Penneylvollla /toll Road fo Plelablargfa. 1 eompletrd the whole hoe of r . il toad to Ilolhdeye. barph, Woo eooee<une the Po rapt Ro , l Road to own, end e/relo thence by boot! to are !now prepared lo receive oar forward merelien. dire, pfedue, & o, to and from Pitublergh and Phila• d`4Phh:'boats leave ihe depot cif the company cl doily fpr Johnetown, there mmneeting wall :he doily .1 bi i train of cam for Pilledelrohm, thee toem, t oe de-livery of all freigat day. A,... rot Pa. R. R. Co, Canal Relit], Pitmliurgh. CROIGIVIL.I.4I, Agana, A iTZ.T B rsTe?, RVo BR. cy RICK WI epc..hr . ,RuUPI Paatrataylvattal• Ll.l,lload. .1f OT/CT, TO 00XTOACTORS. P74l7e.SVllltri;rilTe.7idloada artot;y1;tnt:1111: tenth of Ocrber, fat-t he tiradataloa and Piasnnry of the ientainlng seCtiona on the Western Divirlorr of the vePneonnsyrt/yw.ania. Rail Mond,l ig l heteen 4 i teen ati excep t numbera e and twenty lr endy au ( lcoats.seTh. work lies Wholly f , I in theroalliesofT hrtle Creek and linos). sleek, and Include. a Lo monot of masonry, nut! romp Leavy earth and ro ck ak work. At .h e same lime preposals will be rent toed for the Gr trans non nod Prose/try of ter 'bench Rail Road to Illnarrllle two 1,1 three goo - tr.> re.de. long, upon which is a Bridger Over the Ornew.eurb Rabe, The plans and ploil will be rsady tor exams ration October let, at the w Engiee .a. Maim ville, at which tote the Lto will to p r epared for eon tractora. Infonnapon may be had ot the Assinant Engit.ecr on the link, or of EDWO. 31ILLRR ~,,,,,,,, .•, ,sg"ormp r tegrne_cr, SI ' BLUE VI IMIO6-r-ROUn ILI fo; : ;ale LIT - ber2 t ' 11 A Pake r rESTOCK a , CO QAL rrE Tßllikegs reined for vale Ly 0 aspen ' , El P. FAIINEWI OCR St CO SQ." CCIA'A—LIIICEDiIIItISI:k thole, bd - lcre talc Li Li-.7v3 ____ l _____ __ STJAIIT a SILI. Vo':.dTtl,';',7'.°4 ha n d i, 'g.l7:.‘ ' , .',;',:.,, i! - ... ,- ~... ____ y - 8 .:, rv 1 .,?,..i . a rV:V. - ;: y ceNent-stm76.ii... ree'..lii isle by p2I ---- 7 'ODD .t CO re R l' A Clfrilirr'l" ."7;'. Cf:F."7-7C'" 'ir ..- 0 -=, r _ , .6... it 1 il i C 0../ a* b , tnii, y CO , re That hy .• for an.. I , lsiCt , bi rket at l, Denis wears—SO(o ins en , ossor . ig , 'l, , 'll ' f ' 1 Il:'llLei'Mt, 0 --},-- 7 7p are Cod Live ' r Oil feisi;T'rti4 I. .(121 frii:lo,lll,GiThi* lii-i-.7d'l .112 11Jokeepersi Asiliktillll, a now et,itfoo II O bi 4 , M sepit DRINTom-rq-ii: • Ltd at he am!! of CNII:Ou hlall. 4 Vi.ode..‘' LL bv N A 711 Jan PHIL , IPS Afry‘ 0 - 4 4 b.dt.No. I, klrat 11:7114tdZELL ITAR: ITCH ICEIIAT" V.-r -7 / 7 -- hwris — T4ar. 10 I•espi,t, • to bile 1 10Ain: To arrive, for sale by IfiAIAH Dre&EV &CO - Wet. Front sts,.. 1111N1331-7 birrele 10 1 174' 16 d oh 32 kegs 10 do, ..rd for aisle by • taAlAii TIMKEN' A, LA,a, - ;QT , T,,T. - sz. - T,7--- °` ;VIZI DICKEY 4! , riltEd nE.-iilit Is far Indelli ---- ----- pI..X antra : ISAIAH DICKEY At CO A .u n t rc n A i 1i: 7 48 c... 1 1 .4 5 Ai r0, .b.tr,4 , A ,t r, i s „i e Of EF1.4...1.--) n.: : : no. landin:firit..aln by _ srpnl . IiItVIA/1 DICKEY ACO l DC.:ISO tonli l nerest furnace. far side it -- 1 310 ... i :elf ' i ' JOHN WATt de CO IVINTIII-IY-DricW-Stiy%no let -and ad quality 4 ' .'_"'"".°, r"".,IP kr.,7::°ll'l.ATT ..'.2.,...9._ ~,, :. I ..EATHER-4000 los c g far aalitlty I. der,ll . 3011,N WATCH co Q Medi CURED IfitalS,lo tlerceos,a.pcia!e article; n"' 2"t" ":41"rei'dair CLtllG' "r tr. CO 13"11,158:4° -tong Nu L_lEeny nTem. 1%71 —l-1-"ltacT-73T,1 .fre-iiiireaccar Ea j fent.tH DIMEW fr. en plirate., br •L. T,'"`„n r ,T," i""° '1 4° 417.1 . 41 , 4741.1 CO LA 7 111TF FI , II-40 WI. No I, to , We 6; V V arpn TORN IWATT & 711 1;07; I,Lu-Xyo. zirsz:4lted y, P[ll,o • /57 Wend (4 PIPITS TORPFA-Ill"11,",-.4Lrie n nod d PEL,Ligg a' , Cr. pere la? sale Ly .r .1..LL,1111A, F. 131. 11.rLI:Ii.VITRIOL-2arlicruct reed or care br Ref t, c to bales porter 4 inincial, ta r We by • J, R E SELLERS VIAL ?xi). RAI-1000 itraa4...tdEVEVE,,,rB C li , ---- iT,ltic - -- .i ~..-Eiblt..---A- p ply at thy ‘l, WC.. sept 7 IrrTificiogrßi.ot: KFITING—A neer coi ee7 P rin7 ' to o ; a ' RV br i.. 4 ";., irm - csiz*,,l. "pi, 47 Market at FE p1u...„142 g tined on We L' . od. do Inigad Jan zee'd far ....b, by .I a. II PruLLIPS, .w 9 a„a a Wood a 011 C in betebygaen, aat LellenTestamentnr, 1 , 1 lave been issued a thbabactibers , teen ctal.. !the of lat Will and man ant 9ri.Mt. lifeHery,Nue tho cur of Pinaurgh, necesbed. All mama, theceore, laving maims demands alma, lie e.t.a or bald decedent, a ruesad make kabbra an same to them without d o t..y NI.U.LSOMtLA Y 9; PUtabsin 2110 2 . /CIL avan,cE berell given, LAi, nen of titar lid,,. 4,1 trader. have tki• day bee4,,,tn.ted tbe nt:TlZerel7lef trAURI:rli3l:l:42l: c n t stid,mate ars mike awe tee ny l. l f Bone n' Di AP nit,i;.. • seVAllswQwW. IQ/ /14/05/0..: I SE tad Lea, on h Inquire ,I_74,Girr 7 Aj`g LL
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