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JOSHUA DUNGAN,
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HVNH W iNVDER,
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JOSEP 11 H DERSON,
(11 tcuzumewn County.
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Ahltleensonle and Whig getnionAlone for
Allegheny County.
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11 . aones Is. uowg,
101 RCONDOzION, titINTI rlirf 17011•11.,
HAU.111•1/. DENNY,
of nme c as.
JAMES CAROTHERS,
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SIORCOVN ROBERTSON. Pr,butt.
T. J. BlGlPthl i rep , St Clair.
R. C. WAI.IJE Eltaabelti
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JAME.S FIFFT. Snowden.
FRANCIS C.ELLNE.GIN, Pittslmitt.
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retoo.toosa,
EBENEZER OYLES, North Fayette.
•aunoa,
WM. nANN, I.wer St CI&Ir.
COL'S. MIVZTOIIy
D N. COURTNEY , Otto.
BRITISII IRON FOR PENNSYLVANIA.
• The Effects of LOOOOOOOl3 WI upon
American Industry.
a ,
The Biltintwr Aossrman,of last Thursday, con.
talus tho foll Owing item of intelligence:
. Steamier so the feet may seem, it ;a never*,
len woe, that a business house in this ear is now
Pitif Ping to Penesylvan;a. tw the Tide v,.., e , 0 ..
al, a par e - 1 of SadeA Pig lion for a Foundry W.
Harruburer, What w4l toe opponeuts 0r the
pr,po,•rd food.firaoson of the present Tariff ray to
this I It Brutal I•ion Soda us mey into Pennayl•
, ~a ,
ITOOII 1.1130,101, W ti 507 000 pretend to deny that
the tome manure are must be broken up unless
the Taro to amen ed 4"
What will our melee men say to tWs.— . .he
colliers, teamsters laborers, Carmen, and hut,
deeds of others whose bvieramd consequent hap.
pineas depend more or less upon the prosperity of
the Immense Iron regions of this Stale. British
P g Iron, under the Locofoco Tend' of 18, dm
places American Iron, even in the capital of the
Iron State. Here a an exemplification of the
tender mercies of Peonsylvania Democracy for the
workingmen of the country for you!
What is to' be done I Shall Pennsylvania sit
down in ignob!o bondage to Great Britain , Shall
the Inexhaustible mines of OUT MOUTI tam• and hills
renown forever unexplored I Shall the fires of our ' 1
furnace, remain forever put out I Shall all the 1
wealth of the conetry be transported to the avork•
shops cf E trope,l to pay for goods which thou
mod, of tiodt hands are ready to matte at home 7
What shall-be dope to restore Pennsylvania to her
' former WO position 1 There is only ono may,
and that mill be erfecteal ; that Is to deem' rim Loco
f ceo party at the AlSof lee There is no other mode
•or ream. Toatrarty had sold heel to support
ibißritish intere t of Anti-Protection to American
llndnatry. ll it a d not been for the votes of that
party in'Coriare ,at this cession. we should now
have hid n mod eet on of tire Tortfivehreh wen"
hove lit tin Art on every d •elt, bitch it
~
Pennao ire •-olcenism prevented ihi•, Inc
L , e - r,, ,, a muil be put e lon.er there ii no hop,
et a b:ti., - of these in .he rem., if the I.
bbrera and " Penn...o,nm repudiate Lo
• dforoirm t ins dret non, the nev sonic ,
of flro r 0,..., • jorti v. If thee do not the
bolt tn. n . e tee. Tondo citing fur the
Thoi whole bin tie bat d• of 1000 e re
Inter-emu.,
worn tia:ii-
Tn. Ida , of
im art, and
Lime than
deka.
'cc tee Io 11, acd recarcib
todial bit, en the erect
that it they are Americana •v
proaperoy at American labor
tith, they mill vote the Whig
Th• Tarter-.A Word to Voters,'
The NV nIC remarks, from the Nun York Th.
Leila, are worthy of the atienCon of every Penn
sylvania veer. Is it not high time that we, as
Pennsylvanians. who ate vo largely interested in
the protection of American industry, should as
Sort our right; and privileges at the ballot boo,
and cast our votes for no man who or3l not pledge
himself to used up for our interests? Is it not a
horning -theme that this country should be crest
log a vast debt to British capitalists and mud.•
sewers, f:r articles which we c: old as easily man
cifactnre at hum-, end 11:1111 Mee CIIIICOVnIeIIt to
thottaands of our co :ens, and create a unit mar
bet for thesurputs productions of our farmers
- Voters, read, pond: r, and Inwardly digest the fol•
lowing remarks, And then vote as Patriots and
P.tonsylvaelans ought to vote under such circum
stances, for Wh Ig caidiestes.
WHAT]. &MOIST TO HI Enterer OT • Caesar
In Tun TAlitlVli.We are this year importing to
lee. teen Olt Hundred Millions of Do Para' wont
of Morals, Warta, sod Fabrics from Europe. A
part of t bossiera paid for with Cotton and Tame•
co; another portion with Grain, Floor, Meats
Butter. Cneese, Lard, Ss., whiles very large pct•
ton we are not paying fir at all, but running it
debt in the shape of Pilnlin Stocks, Fisilroer
Bonds, and Mercantile Balances. We cstlmat ,
that at the close of IMO, the Country will be u
i•to Eitrope by not Iran than srrq millions r.
d i bliars more than it was on the lat of /annul
.
All this:line amount, we deeply feel, is • de.
lee to toe coootry through mistaken policy an
perilerse temolatton. Had toe Tariff of 1542 bee ,
permitted to rand, we should hive produced th.•
sean we have n w done—shot:ill have con
I
a . eted quite as many Imildines ne tunny mile'
of r ilroad; ceared as much land, dug as roue.
got ~..Y.e., yet not Incurred one doll. of f.reier.
deb A great deal of labor which h. stood Idl
er Wandered to search of something to do would
ha
vi .
e been well employed to orodpcios a large
pot ton of the iron, wore. and fabrma we have w
pro Lively imported, while many milli°oa armsful
foirraueohl tranaportation would have been atom
latelyu , s : v A e st d r' i
a l L t U r i at . p7r t I millionog t f o art
1 0 n 0 d i r w . o o n l
f the yew to E trope, (a prone. inevitably
hough insensibly exhaustmg oar soil and elc•
ants of production, which once wane, can never
adequately restored) and bringing back fabrics
hen toe same labor which now produces the
oths and wares in Europe might produces them
o I.l,notp, mod save enormous Some Dow sunk to
he double tratisonrtatton. It is only the Won al.
wed to Bnctin fsbnea—Me command of the aye
noes of lee., to their consumers power,..
v the , prodters—the common prejudice tensor
f the long eetab'isbed m preference to the Gnu
rode txtenirm of a young rind—that nice Euro
eau f•oren their mastery to Oil eMilleetiL We
an make, do make, maoy important articles bet
er and che•per than the English, and yet can
ardly foyer a sale fir them at • lower price. be
cause of the popular presometion that British
fabrics ore more matelot or durable, their colon
Eater or something of the sort.
A hardware house in Philadelphia. which for.
netts , sold 't warm boxe.s . (for •iles) of Euro.
peen ;panel-satire at length became convinced
that the American were bettor. ant
took to introdeoe them. But it was not a.
to convince their maim:ter, and their cotton
cuttanters, nod they were foal driven by ext.
rieneeto the trick i f leaving their American beg ,
exposed to the stosolpheis until they became ra...ed
and old looking. arla. a they were readily bloght as
Eng1.... 1 / 4 , and gave ample aatisfactioo. It is the
sumo in almost every department of mannfac.
tore.
Ii ore home market could only be moored to
home tabor, many an which can only be
Msde hein st • loss, *Mild be afforded cheaper
than they eon nee, yet manufactured at a profit.
Regularity and exent_of demand would Insure
and ju.tdy prolurtion at rates now Impossible.
Faso ‘r.,o, whieo Is more simply embal.ed labor
, so a a almost any other article. would inevitably be
cheapened by tee Improvements, facilities ' dia.
• coveries, which an expanded market for one hoc
; ; produ ... ..t would be lore to call forth Oise e
.. years of adequwe and snored protection r,...
and tithe country ismot supplied at lan cost
the dd. of the period than It now Is, the Pro
Traders shall he welcome to cast so into the has.
steal furnace.
All that we desire by protection Is the employ.
meat of one own labor in the manner most advert.
lagoons to the laborers, and thus to the whole
co mmunity. The free trade system, with ifs
needle. complications of trade and ur ocelot
transportations of products, is a system of nal.p•
plication, uothrift and depression. It Is exhaust
ing our soil, dooming labor to idleness, sod load.
big the c mews with debt. Whoa its champions
istlempt to compare the importation of Iron and
!Abram from Entland which the labor might
Tiproduze on .r Map toll with the purchase e'
nltachr• and apples by this city from New Jersey,
they tenni:eel a contempt for the publio
weeding n•well as an ignorance of the grounds of
protestiom which precludes reply.
nßel fanfrituieS are now more pr
ofitable
than other • pursuits." ia illeiTC gomela refialMe. —
Well, gentlemen, if you &dim thirrwhy don't you
Set up in It, and thus settle toe whole oaatte All
we ash is that the metals. wares, nod fabri rl
cs we
need, and of which the elements are ;bonanza and
oeSetsitt'a *Mons us, shall be produced here by
Amen can labor at American wages, instead of
bring in rood part 'mooned. Protectionists say
ibis cAntot br done under the present Tariff; our
impartutions sod meatoto tillso Teti:llS sbEladlilitly
show dolt it to not. Bat them Is no obstacle, no
objection in the world, to your doing it, and if yoo
tmpere yokel you sob Our° it Ito o r
Why you
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rtinat seqt.svillXoTON elitale 317. w TORE.
Correspondence of Me Pittsburgh Grams. rerresponmuce of the Varirmrala Gash..
rrIsGTOSI, Sept. 25, Mg New Yais, Sept. 25.
Wu
The Tariff -se Vet le canape.' New
Was—Your very excellent and falthcel
Who Is resporsliglble t.-DlRiteloll MOW,. New reek eu re ufferteeet beg* Iwo Re fay pout
meat tie msorgia- -Pmblie Lauda ed up as to the goings on in this vast metropolis,
I regret to state that the last effort for the modal- that It would alma seem saperoguery be me to
cation of the tariff which we can expect to make over you sty additional Infiemetent. Hamer,
with reasonable hopes of success, during this WS- however, • Icisare hour, lam disposed to WOW
6100, h. failed. Taw rooming a good opportunity y,u a b e n o r goo , op , letter, made up a r o m a sad
for a final effort for the laceration of protective ca d, ea h te h may, per h aps , se , as a kind el
dut ea for the benefit of the most suffering indostri- postscript to our t , thea ,• c _i a t. letters. b utte gm
al interests of the country, wan presented-m the place, then, I must inform you that the principal I I
situatton of the bill for the regulatton of reciprocal reason which brought me to this place was to see
bade with Canada. It was a bill to which so the world renowned Imlay Lied, who, as you i
amendment respecting the tariff, would manifestly are • air am, has a pearent'y caused the whole Yen- I
be in °idea it wian, therefore: bye ....g vote bee nation to go mad. I nave seen her twlse,and
recona.dered, .d 51r Grinnell, of Mawachumus,
must candidly avow that she does not coma trete
Ma. Drarea—toe hype •nt cal cant 01 Lerky
or o i v h ed e
v, to ,h rc o f:r it w:hpirn:ructrolsttmothe.C.on=ttee the 0p0;‘,..
which I had preconceived other. That 1 1
osed
Harper about L clime, love for .-: war:kit-laba",
~. the edam th at the Committee append Mr Ashmun t ' at' *ar'am'Y P aaaraaa. a ... uteetabinif voice,
4 ' the toeing mithons°, " hard fisted yeomanry , wheh .8 as v=" c o la under control as any (blot I
short bill reht mg to the •anff, which I described the
a nd e the ni t ro a of tannic, ka • become so d i sgust.
other ",,
. s provoi,n, for borne
„a. ... peirlaly can be, and which for flexibility arid pow -
and
mg rune James Salisbury hoe i'li i. ...... d, no en d sper ,,e r . &ate . , th,,,,,,ta o f a d , ata „, a, an Cl cannot be exceeded, lam ready to confess, but I
• candidate for cmgress, that au ...portion rff the ,
,ebe , e,rer
price the importer ohojo „, to set opo „ there is • coats. something, a pecolm pathos Or
cheat antifraud hoi become props, nod necessary. he., goods: and should forthwith report too some to , tanoniognees of tone (if such a Word is proper)
Na one can pript. sore and Intl ichs than the pie the House . This thee°. the Dethwrat , o ire . trade , wanting to give her pre.eminenee over seher
*abbr. or Grist- She la, in hot, to gong what
bald editor °fine Past flint L ...kr Hatmar la. a ' i
Speaker Cobb, decided to he out of order, upon I
great love for di s Br i al Ishor so: man
t h Oce ten ; the
, rund that it „ a „,,, eat merman te t h e pending ,Da Meyer Win on the pia.. Too am electrified I
deny, who h.% read .' ' '--Pet' .Pa. th e / ° .. rb I e r r :' Mr Ashmun took an impel:l:from this palpnbly ', en I astonished with the power of the performer,
far ff ot thtd. hot . its hoe,er, to m. 4 • en en' ! erroneous derision, but the Moose StPillllll4l UN, Iha it fails to leave any of those exqutrte,torichlor
cased, as he Wits on, .1 .13 A. , C of the k urdern tot s pe j or —ayes 101, noes 85 - maj ortty i n farm, lo t
I tones which the ear loves to linger upon. lam
Great Brecon sod lrelhud, a.:ii now t hat or. te a the decision against any change in the tarlfl at ties •ware they those who mate greaser pretension*
regularly nem,' 2_l sit an i f he L', ,d it. ates, session sigeen This was purely a vote against , both tom stoat knowledge god Mate than I do,
be 1 'maid furs, los earl., attachhocut for th.: 11 s protection, tor the excuse that the Speaker's de- I will promo poor fudge of such maims.
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fah laborer, nom , vin^c town I .tle sympathy t o o 1 um, upon the [Knot of order, had any thing to do bat, as t o Frecch say, chore. sou gout, to
the American Opt mil, 0. I with the vote, was 'lmply 11 pretence The people which, with all duo deference to critics and nth.
itchy Harper and bra. Sr .ebory ore both ad- of Penn, lvania wll be culled upon a fortnight eta , 1 claim to h aat , right, se , paid teeth twee ,.
vomit. nt the I" 1 i's Tsral . I Ist&
nay
both tiee ,e to decide upon the fate of the men nod the ty dolitra far the put:liege. But you most her
give a prate:rem , to Br tsh Is-0 c: r American I Putty to whom emlue`tienehlY . •tt....b. this her and fudge for Yourself . I ferret, however, to
labor, and thou limt, wit h a dhol city une-tuallca 1 d'i'ulre e° Teo" any, end 1 have it from hood aathordy, that she
rrrfett • part eti or regard I,r 00 - o wn mectinotca 1 We have reoeived here, to day, the espy of Coy will not probably sing to your city, a. con have no
ToWnii' proclamation for the assembling of a State
anti
eirtaitim ball sufficiently large, to use liaratinea phrase, nii
The fonts - mg is are r x rar t from a leiter, dated i C a.ve... t° ' ; '" r g . Under the e ' re.autaeeea ' pay All, therefore, who wish to see her must
come this rude of the mountain. The Mainly
at int mle ohm Sept 2J, 10') CI, tr gether with the nothing snore nor less mn be intended by such a
appeal of Laek4 I { • , Ph' t. the " follow workmg - 717:ed17,7,`,th.°°w:rpc::°bly i t :::I°,°' attempt in receipts of her concerts here, have been about
men' of Mr.
Es
aa' la'
twenty fi ve thouaand dollars—a pretty fair Work
ante et tiongs, eighteen years ago, General back for • mato, certainly—almost as much as you
an promptly sent the army andnavy to punch makeby
the
night labor in the Gazette Budd.
any opea mo na vement amorist the supremacy of the tors
General Government, and threatened to hang th
ieedert, '•under the second section " The threats I sate a . .. her of r.....her• at the ...on o(
of that stern old warrior were quite sufficient to la. •Ye e la g , " I th e et the Fee..a ones, no
doubt they came nom on purpose. Among the
quell the spirit of the chivalry but on this occa
sion. the attempt sot I probably be earned a little thrua ff .thed ff . " el'. present bt. night, wan
honest John Tyler, and although it was announced
further. In George, the real disunionists area
small faction, and will be easily crushed by the ion the papers that he would be present, l"• 0 1 .
panned did not caum the least sensation. Some
Linton party. In South Carolina, however, the
planter. and clove breeders exert an end vided one nay me, however, r e therk.l... Ber ... . wb°
visas, and in that contend and despicable con, wu U. ' . e "" tkan • .°. an Anaconda he • NM
mon' , e, e
may be foe " nemethry to y othr , th tee gel changing too akin, had better engage him aloha
merry and power or the Nettonal Government, mnr `' nn u a " mum. of a. Borten Politician.
by taktm the lives of some or the more open nod 'To what vile ' Les ru). we as e°.° at haL"—
.o " toroo , trod , mooed thts molt can nut ~e Lord E'gin, the Governor General at Canada, has
doubted, if the threetencd resistance them be car been passing ' ave." da y s he. very quietly, at
red to the pence of armed assemblages, end vire Saralua.t'a College Place Hotel ' It bas huh'
lent interference wlth the dunes
of
th ee,
imperiled matter of. much comment Mc' our public stetheet"
ilea paid him no sort of respect. Every Focal in
officers ..f the
to of the Linton.
Ica the llouse, to day, en hour or two was spent in Ref... " . he he who or whet h e atap: Ia f easted at
the Coy's. expense, hut the Viceroy of Her Me
discussion over the bill for granting ten millions of
jay Vietorta, ceremony a powerful and tn.dly
sores of land for the benefit of the insane of tho
United ;states, but 'hough this bill was not laid upon 'Ob.. to Perre leed . cone and go, washout the
the table, on a motion to that effect, I Bunk there tightest mark o f respect. The e Wang., mute
ly, mpecially as but a shwa time previous be
has been n turn of feeling et the House on these
pthpoe , beee for egththdee,eg the pohith ramous
d had en:amused most sumptuously some two hum
red of the comena of Buffalo, at Torome This
and I apprehend that for this session at least the
City is a r t present parfectly Jammed with eraniters,
game as up with such protects it-sit a
niter a hundred lbollatttld, being crowded, Wm!.
tne, twenty in a risini, into our Hotel., whtcb,by
the way not content with ;outing money as they
have bon at two Millers a day, have advanced the
rates of board to twenty shdlinga. They say that if
we can afford to pay two hundred and twenty dire
dollars, and down, to hear Jenny Lind for two
him. we can a ff3rd to pay two dollars and a half
f or twen ty ('or home of etijoyttiMll In their Matpli.
ficent cstablurlornents. Truly as, has been wisely re
merited 'we fire a arcat country sad a peat peo
pie " Canard, the Proprietor of the British Steam
ers and it, Beecher, or Brooklyn, are at keno.
heads the latter,watt some ten Olney Melvyn:Ma al
different derionainniums,entne over Maw An., and
bemuse rbsentimsd in consequence of Mr ennead
not • 10w...) !Of VICe but that el the Church at
England 10 be. used on hoard. Thls caused some
wann words be wee n Mr. Cunard and the Reser.
end Gentleman, In the course of which Mr. C.
nerd stated that be hues. very well that the Amami.
. mans would fialr.txa thee orta (me cisiltatrt..la
preference to hii, ...on an they Were Whined
that they were safer and better than his, and finals
ly wound up be tCRIX,II, Mod—if they, Om Amer
lame—ltd riot we 111 to so in his boats, "they
0 „,,, c„ in S_.-' " The affair ta harslet° create
some euest dsmbe excrement. and will doubtless
operate to the maey of the Canard Liao. The fan
trade is excessively large, and money alinest goes.
should not. You tan buv ore bode, water ;trivia
loges. Mlllleell, factories, ...h.,.. odi ex.n and you
tan build, if you prefer that to bnytog. 1' you wil,
only combine and of to wort the aktited labor
cow Beating or staisiong employment—lf Von will
only produce once, your own tar ff the metals sad
fabric. requited Ire oar country's ecitsompiron sad
now go protailimportedi we whit loin T . h.
~
~ppo., soy t.f.. Any tariff is high enough
for us aroma i. ore toe Goveron rot writ ade-
quate revenue and refutes to Amer.csa labor
employment at tart wades to the 000..01 of sup
plytag ArDeFiCark wants. Just provide for Me
nome production of those wares sod f,brrne which
nature naa not tottildden us to make fur oureelves,
.ad we sat no more. Ought we to be Conleol
with less!
• Far A+ Ps.ustergi Gazette
• 110318 1A THE LOCOTOCO CAMP.
DUPLICITY AND DECEPTION EXPOSED
From the Mo ruing Fest, or Sept U LMIO.
"THE WORKINGMEN'S CANDIDATE.
say n few words in regard to Mr. Salis
bury's character for itittsrlty. A long tone ego,
(I think in 1535) he imnorneneed business for btm.
sell, Del io Ps37 or 163 S when so mashy persona
yielded to the pressore reared by the Bahl sus.
.ension, be rag, d. Hi Haa I,ID COY toga? urns
. .
RV. CON reactsO —10,151 , 1. !MY CALM I'
How many son Who ILI in beams.. do Me W i
I
have no hopes ol ralmbury'. elestion, be: should
he reeelve a heavy vote, it Will attest the meet,.
ty of Shore lam ktogroen arh are cooticlually pat
tug about the `rights (di labor.' "
Teo Poet Ikon remarks:
We sat a cv+?nl read'og of Oa- above ri
med by toe wort.: ern dirndl canal—his (Mt.
Salisbury's) hope u m hue tellow worktog knee!'
We now give an extract fr rn a deed of eagle.
meat kern James SailtiVlTy to James Patrick and
rhoinas Week:nom. his a,lenees, dated the. '2lth
November, 1637, and recorded in the Recorder'.
°eke oh Alleghony nounig, in Book 31R., page,
417, wherein the awlgoees we. ordered to pay
the debts of the Baud *alletiory, to the hodcwing or
tkr : ,
•
FICSTLY—They shall pen" W l llinmGrlngn
!Urn ut eleven hundred . k$11.00) dollars burro •
ed money.
Sc.CONDLY—They •bell pay to the Borg, , esetti
nton Cannes e the BorotegA of Egmniewitam the
+am of 51060—t0 Wel. Poo:, tbe amount ad his
cumin—to Jamrg Pairtet. the amount a his equin—
for igiirk and Inbar done—Thee shot/ deo pay to
the GI Roods. LAireid. and all per
t-Ito tehteh Inn; to the 'septa. and employment of
the saad Jam, Sohe , try, (tae)as"; Peter Gra.n
her.) the ainnunt rely dinto each of them—
es to Them, liiiitigintire the amount oh tus
eo
noun em... 1.1 S, is`iiiry
thy) -11.1 1., 10 John Gatlagher the
Unl .5.35) borrowed moues •
FOURTHLY --Clukiltor• generally to be paid
Now Mr. Editor woe: does ttu aasiinmen
let—That Witham Cetiteeter (=rho ts otd to be
n brother in law of Mr. Se/shot)) tens .placed
in
rbe fiir•t chat*. & prefer red credit,
20d—Toot after .00t Wttlettrt Gitte;trer ehould
reeetre his debt of SllOO. chat then (whet love for
the tabonnz men" tea n Bulk e.t.poraton. but the ,
Corporation of el" , Bor3rgi of 8..-r ,-Sant—Win. I .
t •
and James Pdtrwk, • thc i :.a.. Btawers, Ilona,
and Laborers" and Toot s. Blarlacire were to he I The roil of cover.! else.. of co nineties..
,j
trot paid—,gggr,,,,ogkegy, however. p oo r •qe,.. . called, and all were passed who wens DM object
ter Grulwr." if Mr. Stiwbury had mil an earn- ird to, except tome halls dosed who were reject.
ordinary love for the Workwerruen, whr did he ern I ed. The main thing was to procure wcaltru laud
coder that they 'lambi he paid flirt , Why pat Mem and delste. Among the nominees to impettitut
in
a keel with a C177,0:0 11 , and atich men on 1 aficee. we, were objected to, and paned oyes.
'Dumas Btatyno , (who a m
ho,
to be wesittlV ; ware :.IE. Maxwell. Collector cf New York, and
arid the Per ek.d l t•ekeve, Mr. Greele, Codecter of Boston, and
Ord—The essignment shows (even if the laborer. Mr, Wrotot, Surveyor of that port. They will
had been path the fail amount due them! that Mr all, bewever, he eanfirmed in the end. The Post.
Salisbury Intrisele./ that they dial 41 be pstuponed,or ~,,,,,,. 0 , Mderank,e, wan Mj,,teii, redely and
why put them lathe tr,n4 • .h.te..d 4 the brat ell. .100(1 hectare 0n had been appointed at tie
where they hhoold uric been p:a:rd.' I request of Sir. Seward, and a more base, me.
4.h—The pap , ., ~,, h.. J° ‘‘°. Pr,.".rV.' of viVy sad do, sable .0 ,retee of the power to
f''''' oboe !'" an ''''''''"'."*P". t,., '" ''
'''"^7 er,t, 'or m t...
ere p.ottan i !. sake, - alto: . e
7 ° ' o ".°." . ' 0 '''..
'°"'
~. . h°.' ..f
:tper rent, l ( wood to toe histary of politica, couteets— such a
being lons than one hod' o f the nn tarn due Poem I 0.,L,,,,, is worthy at the malign' p or that A,61„
In canciummo, I wonld remark that I do no. ti•it . ~,,,,,,,„, poste, ci M,..,,,,ippi.,,,,h0 and o re dfi on i.
fault .nth Me. D.""" for hoeing united—thou- i cry to anconecc,the purpose of punning all nom,
ponds of hones',
worthy men hone tailed heiwe i notions trsecable to the influence of Mr. Seward to
him—but I must and evil protest against the of '
~,,c , , ~,,,,, decal, but ~..0 . . mu." unworthy
forts of political demagog°es to palm him oP upon ' ~. ~,,, ..,... , , i , of the Untied State..
-he people cs the especial friend of the walking'
Toe nominehoa of Mr. W,lson, Postmaster at
us ' l am willi ng to ell" him till ll the vermin thei I Chi . sco, ate asU to be Et friend of Id, Seward,
to is ent.ti ,
ed to from the facto, but I do not think I .. v7, ,,,.,,,,,,,,, , ...",,,,,,,,,.....b m ae0. , ,,,,,
I proper for bin fr..Es to misrepresent. Ile has
of paid t.. debt. or " Winded his credilon", as
as been falsely represented by the Past. On the
nueary, hundreds and thomtande remain unpaid
thie very lime. Puts T arra.
Srcauctis—.s.eveeal of the New York
papers contain letters from E. Cana rd J. and Cap
••i n Judi:lns, in reply to statement s made by Rev.
llr. Beecher in reference to cerain religious re.
strietions enforced on board of the Cunard steamers.
.Pc give an extract below (from the Christian Ad.
aocate and Journal) co` a caintnonicarion by Prof.
McClinwh, a ripe scholar well known la thlscoin•
inanity, won Wite, a seems, passenger on the
Asia, with Mr. Beecher He crowed to Europe
in
ibe steamer \Washington, nod gives a contrast of the
comforts of bat boat compared with the Asia. We
have room only for the following, which, it will be
seen, confirms Mr. Beecher's statements
On beard the Washinoton we had religious ser
'ices, with a sermon, on each Sunday, to which
the phasengeri, with tea , exceptions, gave roveci•
ful attention; nor did I learn that any were offended
by the UPC of the canto for such a Norse- In re
turning we had 111) lest then rain. clergymen of dif
ferent denominations in the Asia. On the fret Sure
eat- nut Capt. Judktna was notied;whether a sermon
eduld be hod from one of the ministers, in the sa
loon. He replied very politely that if there teat
any minister of the Church of England or of the
American Eniscopril Church on board, he could be
invited to otib rate; but that according to his orders,
one other could he used to preach on board his
n
*lain.
He distinctly placed the retpontbility of this pro-
eirdure open the coalmine, Whose orders. he said,
ware imperative. Accordingly. on the
vi first Sunday
out, he read the Church of England serce h im-elf
to the crew, and such of the prociengera as chose to
attend in the %ninon. But on the second Sunday,
a miniver of the Church of Scotland (Preabyterian)
preached, with the consent orm r Cunard, the Chief
agent of the line, who happened to be on board
Though all the passengers were glad that this won
,• thy man had been wilted to preach, some. little co
min riotity naturally acne to know what hid become of
'era' the 'imperative rule," and , one of the company
s e. mentioned the subject to Alrl Cunard, basing, in n
.., very courteout way, that on h a course of proacrim
uon, offending as it me, ably must, the teligious
feeling. or it large proportion of the American paa
ienzere, was bad policy for the Cunard line.
The reply was clothed in languaite that I do not
are to repeat, but its substance was, that the A
mericans might "stay awaj," as they would as soon
aa they were entitfied with their own *Tamers
Mr. Cunard afterwards. spoke with ale r upon the
subject, and although he expressed regret for the
profane language that tell from his lips in him "ex
citement," I do him no injwiree towying that his
talk showed that he was determined to yield nothing
to the feelings of his American pßtrOltA..
When it is remembered that perhaps three fourths
a- of all the passengers by the Cunard steamers, front
me the beginning, have beenrnerican, the rea.ona
a ten bleats , of this course may be be t ter s appreciated.
r iron,
FROM Milica.—The New Orl.na editors hare
papers from the city of Mexico to the 24th Au
gust, which twoishe the following iserna of intellt
gence:
The Trait d'Union of the 17th ultimo say. that
the arrival of Sr de la 11 cm. who is exhaled every
day, will reanimate his part tun., who Were some
, what disconcerted by the opposition and rt.lry of
Arista It was rumored thot Gonzales do la Vega
would be appended to tiil the place of Do la Moss
dun. his ah.enee 1r om this, country,
The report of the Finance Comm awe h. been
adopted by Congress. Too; authorise , Pa yno, the
Minister ol the Treasury to , negotiate a into of
5500,000 on the re older of the American intletn
nay, and the Neon.. loan or $.200,000 wee ra•
bfird.
The Siglit'annonners an Important postal ar
rangement, by which cr.rre , inoutlettee for India,
California, sz.i..ts to be trai,mitted through Mrs
too. The Government, in return for the aranl of '
1 the right of way, ts to receive a portion of the pro. I
fits. The same paper says that iniportaat privtle. ,
ges have been granted to the line of steamer, pro
nosed ,
and
one ltobe of
established io i vi,
to .i rz .
p n between r.
een New O
The chotent made awful rosaiges in fire eds. of
ms.zico from May 17 to
deaths
12.—tbere ware
16,500 asses, toll 7,511 deaths. On the 24th of
June there were 299 deaths. to Gusdalejam, from
Jelly 10 to Auelist 12, there were 2,125 iswris and
it death. At Puebla the disease had disappear.
ed; at Vera Cr. it was decay/mg, and at Prlzabn a
was inerealinf •
W 5.411.12203, Sept. 21
Boatinallon•—Plllfal spite against 3lr.
reard—lndian Treaty—Pablla L ands
—3le. all S uuuuu *rad.
We ere happity draermg near the finale of the
..eseten. Night Wang. by both Houses bare be
gun. Lavt evening several hours acre spent by
we Se :ate In taeontura session, daring abbe+
a very lacy arnatint of executive Waimea was
don it long debase took place over a motion
to en . e finn it treaty with the Sioux hater, rein
are ton mouton of lends on the north meet of
nets. and Ike payment or °UMin atilaMdlo . l in
eiivilYratlan thereby. Toe spud of gabb'e
oat Po itrang that 03 deca 311 Was come to 0,00
was not acted upon.
In both Rouses, to day, there have been grafi
fying aloes of a return of sense and principle in
respect to the public leads Three bills were
thrown out, wench would have taken op more
than twelve million. or acres Two of them
were to nia in the construction of raft roads in
Sitarcuri, which were re) Tcted ante wonderfully
'ittle ceremony. Then came Col. Bitsell's bill for
the relief of the insane proposing to apportion
smona the States ten millions of acres of land.
, or tossup's and the like places of refuge for that
onfertuaate cit. The members evicted a Jo.t
cad commendable sense of delicacy and upright
neon to declining to go into thin operation of the
gatiant and popular colonel, far they said tton
media be voting ourselves at asylum after on,
obronziod career in these halls—and they were
right. The bill was ae.rdingly referred to the
Committee of the Whole, by two or three to one
learn that in this inatance the Committee must
be considered the grave of the bill. There wit.
he no resurrection for it at this session. I was
led into an erroneous train of remarks, yesterday,
relat . on to this bill, from sapodilla( that the
vote OP the motion to lay it upon the table was ■
test vote, wh oh I find it was not.
In the Senate a'so, a successful attempt has
probably been made to stem the tide of folly and
prodigality. There le no probability, I lean, that
the general land plunder and_speculstor's bill, for
the division of twelve or fifteen millions of acres
of public lands among the soldiers-and sailors of
titisalete war., will pass that body, and even if it
do, the ■meodmeau which have been already in.
.rporated with it sines it left the House, will de
stroy it, on its return to that branch. It in, per•
perhaps, • true,. well as ancient adrge which as
Salta, that there to no great toes without some
snail gain, and the small gain upon the great lora
of a protective tariff, is saving the public domain
from plonder.
The proceedings to day have not been Impor•
ant. The Douse has beet engaged upon the ,
army appropriation bill, and would have passed
it, but for a dogracefullyi disorderly, nod riotous
scene which was raised at the close of the
afternoon sesaiort tot the es press purpose of eon.
ruining time, and arreating the progress of
business. The apprehension on the Democrat
is side of the Hence appeared to be, that if
tie bill wet disposed or, time and opportunity
would be given to act upon the river and har•
boor bill. To prevent ao dire a consammaion,
the ember on the Democratic side employed their
talents for three consecutive hours in making
mations of the most factions and objectless chars
actor, and at length forced the Whip to consent to
the adjournment without pausing the bill. The
honaroble mob disperred at about nine o'clock, to
the grent relief of the neighborhood, which had
been distorted by their cries.
In the Senate a large number of California bulls
were passed end sent to the other House, and ars
ter a recess from four till ALI, the Senate went in•
to executive session, in which they still remain
fiercely contesting carman nominations.
Toe Dotson TRiatJae may. that an English cap•
i. to loan 51P00,00 0 for the completion of
the road from Fond do Inc down the Rock River
Volley. Wm., to lonesvillej and thence to some
point on the Galena and Chicago road.
Tan Lc - roan or Ma. Items, the novelist, a,
liostou, hare been rather poorliattended, notwith
standing the interesting character of hissobject and
the moment piantiou he holds in the literary world.
It is thought that the lecturer IS too plate rind prac
atom to suit the transcendentalism of the moders
Athens.
begs, ot: for good pap.
W IL. CITY, blept. 21, lAA
•It. or r -nal, ['limner,
lit ir paperthe 19. h
err , oerrt-Ja to e
-e s prookautded la John
rs L. lta
son, I:•ti., and tuvr, to which answe are
m t
anded 1- mgreelly remarked to the Coma
nication alludmi to, my votes in Congress hdieated are
,'early Illy views upon the Subjects named
to the interrogatories, but, haTuig no dispositiOn to
rollarii my . opinions Opal any nonillion 4 public
Importance. I send you my answer:
I am is favor amending the m11E1'0(1442 so as to
mereose and ratite spemtie the duties on all articles
ol American .
requring protection.
Tor Constituttous I power of Congress over the
bit et of tnternal Improvements ban never been
doubled by roe. and I am frtendly to Itbe •1,
guarded lentsiation upon that Important subject.
My °plutons in retation to the eitension of ala.
vac:, remain uuritenard -1 am in favor of prohtt.-
aloe d nno teernortes of the Vetted Stales.
TO., are the vicars which I entertain upon the
ow...rt. propounded, and should I be re-elected,
thy) will govern
our
notion tan Itepresemauve.
Pour servant,
E!EEMO
or PRlntltLennin.—The Mate, mite
expending 670,000 in making geological essmin•
shuns in Pennsylvania, under Professor Rogers,
never advsnced the means to publish the report.
It will ennintn 1270 quarto pages, with 250 en•
graved acetioes of the brucranous coal field. ; 100
engraved reclines of the anthracite, Melodic{ the
lately interval:l inddle and basin theory ; 15 see.
I-ns morons the enure State, and 200 illnatratlve
wood cuts. A grand map will accompany It,
onsetee at a glance the topography and geolOn
of the whole &me j and a separate map, am feet
wail exhibit that portion of oar State end of
the Sorquehanna, which will. of course, embrace
all the •nibraette Co. fielda with their numerous
•eelt .n
. al and aynelinal, and {OO pages of
lastly r I h 'd desertpuon of the same. These
p
too the 'exults of ten years' 'examiantions, and
ahontd not he Mat to the public for toe sum which
mil be 'exuded to print them. Acoarate infor
mation of the mineral resources of this State would '
draw capital from direclas foe preamble in
veccr.ent.—PArle. /mare?.
•
muror,cc., L 1161,1.4.1.
trionn —Mr. Frederick Kohne, who died is this ci
ty in 182.9, by his will loft a ounxber of large legs•
cies to certain charitable and benevolent icatito•
lions in Me city of Charleston,South Carolina, and
Now York State, at the,.death of his wife. Mrs.
Hoboes, the 'midair, who is now very aged, and the
sole surviving executor of the will, has expresurd
a wish to render the bNnests available to the sev
eral legatees, and we are informed that already the,
treasurers or managers dein, or more of the testi
unites. have accepted the proposed Immediate
trendier of the ninot.int of their legacies.
The amount of property left by the decedent was
appraised at near 5700,000, about one ballot
which, 0 will be seen by the subjoined schedule,
was devised to charitable end benevolent objects,
as follows:
To the Theological Seminary of the Pro
testant Eptsronal Church In the United
slate, 01 America, mitablished near
Greenwich. or the State of New York, 5100,000
To the Doinvoir awl Foreign Missionery
Society of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of Philadelphia, 10,000
Tu the Society of the Protestant Episcopal
Church for the advancement of Curtail.
entry in S. Cnroona, 5,(.00
To the Ladies . Benevolent Society of
Charleston. C 5,000
To Shorten lhoperutary, Charleston, South
Carolina, 10,000
To the Bishops' Fund,S. C 5,000
To the Female Episcopal Benevolent So
ciety of St. James' Church, lathe city of
Philadelphia, for the use of the poor of
that Church, 3,000
To the Female Association of Philadel
-5,1300
To the Philadelphia Dispensary, ha' 10 000
To the Orphan Society, of Philadelphia, 00,000
To the Inlaid School of PhiladelEhse, 5,000
To the Charleston Protmaant Episcopal
Domestic Miutionary Society, 10,000
To the Mariners' Church, Charleston, S.
Carolina, 5,000
To the Hence of Refuge in the Strum of
Pennsylvania 100,1 M
To the Society of the Protestant Epiecopal
Church for the advancement of Christi*
envy in Pennsylvania, 5,000
To the Pennsylvania Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb, 20,000
To the Food fur the support of the Bishop
of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Pennsylvania, 5000
To the Genetal Episcopal Sunaay School
Union,2o,ooo
Total, 33.93,00 r,
(Phil. American.
Wasson roe lintats—Thejury in the ease of
Pratt as. Wilt:mend others at
.New York, for a It
bpi published in the Pollee Gazette, returned a vet
duit on Tuesday for the plaintiff of SSW ar4 Gaut
spot all ilia &landau%
Cows huits.—Tbe population of Cookstown,
Faroe ecouty, is 1000; Perry township, 1:100;
Dasher, 2153 ; Franklin, 1100. The oldest per.
eons In these. dlatriets we, Belot:10o a nny , o r
Dunbar, agedBs,nd Jame. McCormick, of Fmk.
eged9B—the latter quite infirm. It Is supposed,
the peculator' of Fayette county will be 4 0,000 ;
fuerease shoe 1840 shout 10,000.
Tee Lase pttttstnsvr Tanaka.—The follow
ing communication was transmuted to Congress
by the P•esident on Tuesday:
lb Ile Senate and Hann cf
II wipe beau Informed that it is the wish of the
family and relatives of the late lamented Presi•
dent or the United States that his ft 1911113 should
be removed to the State of Kentucky, and being
deairona of manifesting the most sincere and PM.
found mows for the character of the deceased,
in . Which I doubt not Congress will folly concur,
I hare felt it ID be me duty to make known to you
the wishes of the family, that you might, areal°oe
to your adjournment, adopt such proceedings and
take welt order on the subject as in your wisdom
may seem meet and proper on the OCC2IOOn.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
Wanrrsoion, Sept. 23, 1650.
Mr. Vinton said he believed that the Senate had
made an appropriation for this purpose in the Civ..
Ii and Diplomatic Appropriatloo bill, and, on hie
section. the menage was referred to the Commit-
tee or Ways and Means.
The Mooring from • vault western newspaper,
is the most Ingenious tewspaper dun, that hem
over fallen under our notice.
TO WHO! TO WHO t
Twos on a cold amun3n al night,
A dismal one to view;
Dark clooda obscured taw Venus'. light,
And not • War appeared to night,
Aa the thick forest through
Ilftrggikt — as usual—"bloe."
Beat homeward "tacking"lett and right;
When all at once be "brought up" right
Against en old dead yew;
At which he "rounded to,"
And “squaring off," as die fight,
Bald with an oath I shan't indite,
a—lnternal scoundrel VA]
liht—an' I'll lick you, oleo:: or waits.'"
oat then above him flew
An Owl, which on a bmncti.did light,
A few feet o'er the boozy might,
And then commenced To who
Tea whoa— Tts mho--Tot•tbkotr
Quoth 'Moggine—"Don't you think to fright
A fellow ofmy welaht and bc.ght
With your Tee Wkoo t o shoo
You coned betaa`mo !
An' it yOn!re Belaebab, tea quite
On necesgq you should
'I ght—
For ifluggins ain't your 'doe;
For money mitten are aD ngkt !
Tto Prautar's peed up .41.7114.0' brig-/e !"
Thereat the owl tone/Stew;
And bloggiturnsiztled too.
But there aro othet chaps who might
Be caught out late Dome atonal night,
Who Amami/ paid what's slaw!
They know—ensnia—to who'
Sidad Restored to stile' by tile
trolaaa.
8.8. Luccon--81m I wish t bear testimony to th
• edscal virtue of dm Oil called Paumemn. I wan fo
teted with a badly inflamed and very
eh to as to lose sight entirely for about
nth very hula hopes of ever recovering
the sight, and bat a slight prospect of having it re.
neve. of the ...mem; soy attending physician was
Ume afilt •
• eye, •o mu •
ansuecessful in making a cure, or in giving relief,
and afforded me bat little encouragement 1 hoard of
the Petroleum about the tat of April. 1050, and gave
it a tri g ', the result lA, the sight is restored and my
eyes well, cacao a little tender or weak when I go
out in the sun. ANN IRELAND.
at, Cincinnati, May 41,1550.
13. S. Warms—Ste I have been afflicted with Piles
for ten years, and have tried other remedies, without
permanent relief, until 1 breed of the Petroleum.
Nava rued only one bottle, and think I ant entirely
cured. 1 recommeno it to all who 'are &Meted. with
Piles. I have known it to ha good for sore eyes.
Cincinnati, May gni teat E. C. GARRET:4ON
Her sale by Captor A. McDowell ten Wood street,
R E &Rem 67 Wood aL; D M Curry, Allegheny city:
D A Elliott, Allegheny, Joseph noughts., Allegheny
also by the propnew, P. M. KIER,
174 Canal Raab, Seventh gt„ Pittsbeireh
Oleg of Onto and rearm. R. FL Co, Third st.
Aare.% 5, leso.
Tun Stheltiolders of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
HMI Road Company ate hereby noufied to pay the
eighth instalment of five dollars per altars, at the office
of the Company, en or before the 40th day of Aallnet
The ninth instalmentl on or before the inth any of
September. The tenth instalment en or before the
nth day of October nut.
CP .
The Instalment mee esOcrl for on the Roth
July lest.
angSdtf 'SA. Jr. Treasurer.
` , l Lisa
WM LA RIML.,
Dabs oe Tel Lieu—thug am of the
ene besdnakkindanainkly fregiattatim .be Vaned Su
Indeed, there are few formidable diseases which
I net Pnneceicl to nay may or other with a derma
ewe of that Important orkan. Many of the rompla of
which are enmity clamed under the head of eon
slimption, have their onytn in the liter. .any remedy
aeb'eh would imam iesuimity end healthful action
to the herr, would be a blessing• to mankind hot
been the utelamatien of outraging domande. That
remedy hat been Mond; It it safe and sure. When •
tau via ha. been eroded to it, it has necks been
known to fail
Rea dere ion any d.scam of n• h•, or .1.•
rote when noti pro* rd• own * - te
otet:oil, ' Lose no. • 1133.11 L, 1,01 Li
•
of Dr sl'Lane . • Liver Pills, and thee tut ,. io
to beano libey ihe only revuly re , yet die.
...ere& arise. um is eons. to edeet • cure.
ExPot saintly J. MD& CO, No 00 Wood strati
sehtda.mass—
FILL lierulittflu3
LOGAN, WILSON & CO.
149 WoOD STREET,
Are now prepared with a farge and fresh tinek of
English, Osman, and American Hardware to oder
superior indareweets to buyers. Those wishing
to
parehmie stockion:cite t ins he looting
hrotati oar as they Sec determined to sell or
he most vensonab4 imam amtl3
R. P. TANNER & CO.,
SHOE WAREHOUSE,
Ali 'Wood at, between Third &Fourth,
Are now rear bring theirtock • large and superior Foil
sery
of
BOOTS, SHOES, AND BROGANS;
Also, BONNETS and FLOWERS, oil of the latest
b d ee e : P seT:g y atlrg d ,rat t c h o e,, 7a . nraii t t r o "ses
and qua It! Is not surpassed by any stock to tie
found rather east or west. Our cusers and mar
chants generally are limited to call a nd examine, as
ani art determined to eell on the most reasonable
terms. Also, Goodyear's patent Rabbet Shoes ail
kinds aualtdd
, A r el M'CORD•& CO,
Whole.).t Retail ht. u fan to ran it Dean , . In
HATS. CAPS & FURS.
Weed & Fifth ate.. Pittsburgh,
Whore they safer a fall and complete eu ell of Ilan..
C.., Fars, to , of every quail. and sty le, by N hole
sale and Retail, and write the attention of their
ea
they
and ...chers generally, assuring them the
thry soft on Lb. rose •tvarrrisenousill. l .
marital
ICROOCIRAOS HOWL 11,STITUT102111
CITIZENS'
NSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Pittsblargh•
gg . nussEy, MARKI3,SIeI.
Ofacc—No. 41 Wm. street, In the warthouns of C.
11. GRA NT.
THISCOMPANY te now prepared to insure all
kinds of risk., on booms, manulatiorim, goodi
merch•odise In worn, and In outsize memos, ke
An maple guarmiy for the &WWI and integrity of
tba Inunhadon, Ls afforded to the cementer of the Dr
rectors, Wee are all chine. of Pittsburgh, well and
favorably known Mate elneleinitit7 for their prudence,
Intelligence, and Integrity.
Drascrom—C. 0. Dewey, Wm. BagaleY. Wm. Lee
beer, Jr, Walter Bryant, /lush D. King, .snot
Ilaarelton, John liaitorth, 5 Ilarbaugb, S. M. Kier.
apne,tl
NOTICE—The arm Animal coitus of the Young
Ladles' Assoeimion for the Haller of the Poor, will bo
held in Dr. Hetrou's Church, oil Plaudits, the tAth
lost , at a o'clook, P. M.
The miming will be addrowied by the Rev. Mr. Pas•
savant, Res. Mr. Howard, and Cal. S. W. Bleak.
lAAVID COPPERFIELD—No. 17 of this interelung
e s eat rl lL u n D r l e% k : n y t; and tiladtwond for Squam
ed at Holmes' Ixer•ry 1101101,
Told Bunt, opposite the'Post Ofsdei wad, tialden'i
Dollar Masada= fat October, sod Internanonal
sedan), NO U. •epiu
I boxes assorted cae for
W IL L b W y °LA : B F — VON IJONNtiOft9C C s, u
•
nIREASI CHEESE— ' n 9 boxes reeery ing from the
eaard boat James I. Dors.., ant for sate Or
XishlEle DALZkrLL
• 111 Water et
._ ~ -
SUGAR s MOLAPSES—X=I:Z.,?..III..;
asey 10
.1. lo yr,b close earkein...t , by
JAMES DALZELL
VD •
FOBB.--1 0 : 1 brlt supenor FaertB4 Float reed by
eep3o 8&I 11•1113&11011
rillEed CIIEM3K-60 bus liosre's best quality, put
V eseetsed and tor saki bY
N B tr. W lIIARBAUGH
QCORCIIINOS-14 casts in store end for sale by
se •40 S t Vi 0 ASSAM:II
SUGAR CURELD ItAtds-30 casks various brand
last no:tanned, and for tale by
5 NV lIARDAUGIi
keg. la cora and for .0.10
HARbI
ti W BAUGH
ADRE/lIISTUATOILII 1110TIOM.
T ETTERB of Administration on the eatate of Jane
Li Cooper, late of Rims township, deceased, have
been granted to the subscriber. Ali siemens knowing
themselves indebted are relnemed to make immediate
nun having CALMS Sit requested to pre
seekthem, authenticated, lor settlement
esplOiviCt•T ERASMUS COOPER
MEE I==UMl
Charleston, Va., Sept. 21,11450
Mr. M. &Eallern—Your Pitts have become so popu
lar ba all this region of country, as very much to
sapenrede all others se a Liver or Antl.thlious Pill.
Yours, &a. JAMS A LEiNIS
(Retrain of Latter.)
Pomba/en will recollect that IL E. Sellers' Liver
pm. nor the original end only True and .0 moms
Liver rlll, and may be had at No 57 Wood sl., and of
dlezi o na gionrstly Ow two olds. and Weinag.
PROPOSALS DOS INDIAN GOODS.
. .
Drrararavor or rut
Ofki rf %minus Alfarts, Srpt 15,1 . 40 f
t OE ALISO PROPOSALS. vol. be received Mlle offce
r the Commis.lacer or Indian Affairv, at Wa.h.
OAS o racy, or.tll ten o'clock en Saturday, lbe reennd
r df November I.ext, for famioking lke follolviek
luci*n goodso , r. :
Vas. Tr. I.—BuNcrrs.
2,103 Pell. 3 Mat 'Pluto Maelun•c blankets, to
taratort 60 by 72 inches, and Weigh eight
wind,
1 . 9 " Pam 21 ooint white Macktnac blankets, to
monaural 54 and 66 inches, and weigh sis
hued.
pairs 2 point while Mackinac blankets, to
rat asure 42 by 53 inches, and weigh five and
a glutei . pounds.
900 pails 11 point white Mackinac blankets, to
mrasure 30 by 50 indica, and weigh four and
quarter pounds.
sirs I pint white Mackinac blankets, to
iensure 30 by 46 niche., and weigh three
nd a quarter pounds.
ma point scarlet Mackinac blanket., to
aciinure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh eight
pound+.
300 pairs 21 point aearlet Mackinac blanket., to
meaner! 54 by 66 tonne., and weigh six
pounds.
00 pairs 31 point gem Mackinto blanket., to
1.11•01,1 66 by 84 inch., and weigh ten
potted,
300 ',errs 3 point green Mactinse blankets, to
inessure 60 by 72 inches, and weigh eight
proud..
t sus 21 polo. green Mackinac blanket., to
onsets. :A by (6 inches, and weigh air
'onsets.
100 palm 31 point gentinella b'ue Mackinac bloc.
Let., to it...gr.,. 60 by 51 inches, and weigh
lee pout. s.
100 :air. 3 point gentivella blue Mackinac. blan
kets, to ITIGM.Ie 60 by 72 Inches, and weigh
tlght 11011124!s.
300 p te +, elts 2f pointgentinelle blue IViackinee blan•
to menue r 4 by E 6 Inches and weigh
an
Class No 2 —Dar GOCDI.
yards scarlet Woods.
tin) do bloc atreudo.
',bib) do fancy list cloth, blue.
7.1) do facer list cloth, scarlet.
3' 0 do fancy list cloth, green.
1,0 h) do gray list cloth, bloc.
3001 do saved list cloth, blue.
1,10.0 do save.l bet cloth, scarlet.
ti 0 do saved list cloth, green.
217 pounds worsted yarn, 3 fold.
lb') doz. cotton 1112 hanhkerchiers.
20 do cotton Madras handkerchiefs.
115 do black ion, hanokerohteca
10 do 14.4 cotton shawls.
) 0 1 do 6.0 cotton shawls.
I do 4 4 cotton shawls.
40 do 0-4 woolen shawls.
030 pounds linen thread.
fin do sewing silk.
lel) pieces ribbon, assorted.
tf,o growl worsted gartering.
31 piece" silk hendk-rehiefs,bask sod bandana
Cta,,, To. 3 ,—Dowarroo Goons.
30000 yards domestic calico
.0 010 do ?Amman c Micro
3100 do bloc drilling
131 , 0 do Gewalt stripes
400'1 do blue denims
1.6.10 do cottorisdo
4:010 do bed ticking
1 000 do Kentucky jeans
500 do rs , lnetts
7,000 do pad limey
7010 do domestic shining, bleached
15 000 do deg nostic raining, unbleached
15.000 do domestic sheeting, unbleached
000 do domestic checks, stripes and plaids
4 1 10 dozen woolen sock.
1,500 yards llinnela, assorted
1,6 11 0 &tenet shots
700 calico shalt
mu poor de cotton thread
400 dozen spot.' colon.
Mu No. 4 —MUMTAZ.
2,080 pounds bran. kettls •
276 lease botcher knives
251 , 00 gun 0 nts
25 gross eqUIW awls
7,000 fish hooka
25 doors fish fines
25,000 ns tilts
100 dozen combo. snorted
10 do Amason, assorted
10 gross run Worms
1,090 no kettles
70 nests !spanned kettles, 8 Ina beg
C/ wr Nu. 5 —AosteriurtruoM I.ll,Lirtilrrtr.
200 draw or knives. 12 inches in length
700 augers, in rival proportions of 13, 1, 1. Sc
inn pairs h•mes
750 prier tree. , chaos
1,100 weeding hors
175 hand raTii
40 may cut saws, '7 feet in length
411 ory,,, cot as m, ri reel in length
1011 hood saw files
100 cross cut new files
40 tog chains to weigh 25 pounds each
1300 Weittemeire cards, No. iu•
600 Treaters socket chisels
94 planes, fore sod jack
Mat No. 6.—lists.
73 dorms ages, to weigh from 43 to 51 pounds
83 do hail axes, in weigh 33 pounds
41 do hatebets to weigh 11 onnuda
25 broad rises
Clan Y. 7.—Nonrowarr Gres.
650 north west runs, two thirds of which mu ,
measore 56 inch. in length of barrel, and
one third 42 inches in length of be reel. to be
delivered in New York or Philadelphia, as
may be required.
samples of sit the anew artirdet are dn - nalind m ihn
efri, Cvininntr4o,, or In.lts, fia ..; not`
;•• , anne 11‘01 1,••••• nf la•daa-.
a mparfl, mnti nwli. at a I r ~•
Yr, wo, 1,, Ix ea 1.1, t tatdr.et•
Tt proposals way be divided into .oven parte.
vie.'
1, I—Menke:l.
—1):7 Guadt.
3d-o.arerslie rood,.
ath—herd ware.
fith—Agriettlitint ireitletnents.
7th—Northwest gene.
The 10 ast competent responraLle bidder wtrl re.
cetve the whole or sty part of the contra, eeeoreiee
to Ma above •,317. the Department rewramg to itself
toe t ght to Oeternone wbotjer Pie L hider is eoMPet.eo ,
wd rii,orimbin or eel.
The whole amount 41 oney to be *poled to the
purchase of mods wit he n .b oil ROO Wei. but tbe
partmeat .ere e• unit to trictrac or donintib
he tinamity of any of the struete• named, nr ml,otire
others to lea therm, or te requite, at stunt at prices,
met goods al emit be wanted pra•rnot or ort
p irpetes, In the administration tithe ett ors of the De
partmer t Goeds.of American manufacture. all 0.,
thine• beteg equal, will be preferred •, but as ell the
samples of blankets rind clothe are of {wrote co•no
facture, it will be iieeemere. when a demesne enlistsls bid tor. tensample of it to cod accompany the
hot, te enehte tie Urps rtmcnt to decide whether tile. ,
equal quality with the samples to be el bailie.'
The Pony Drapes' Kg to supply the artarles will mate
sodee, f all the items embraced la the above bat.
the o priers, I n donors and emits, at whteh he or
they sant fortuth them tin let cab ciao, wpwattly, de
liverable to New ork. llif be contmetor prefers It.
about one hell of the quanUy may be del rrrrr le St
Lout*. MO. free of expense to the 6011,711113C111i on or
before the I,lth day or May next. amount( the quantity
of each artele as tip,. abed in this edVeriimmeeti gad erred:et, the re, per
nna of the whole
invoice con• tooting the hid. The goer. owl be jasper.
led It New 1 ore t•ne in St Loot, if any portion of
them should be delivered there) by an meat of the
mend State purpose.hl be appointed by the D , Psrt
e lot the • el to aseartam tint conformoy
of toe articles purchased won ~metals
vaintd , s exhibited.
when the contract shall lie made, and Will the Weil
of ••he comm. awl!, which shell L eontain a clause that
if the • tidies •re not .ornlated Within the alma pre
scribed, or .1 ihey are el :Tie Ihment goober to the
op mon of the meet snorer aid rout tf within five days
am r [once of merit zautlinterety the Pant shall oat
Poe tsh ottie slO lino meteor of the required qualnY ,
tee Untie, 5 t . 1 ,11,151 1 1. , auttoirtred to purchase them
of mac, and cower nay merenae of °Mettle) .
may be tempt. led to pay the rernt to the contractor,
who shall pa) the aid aldermen In the I.' nl•ed ticalea
Sands end be aeon:red in the aniount of the bids.
onth two mod sotettes. the sudiri mey of whom to be
teethed by a United Slate. Judge cc DlStriCt Attorney.
i.e the faithMl perlermance of Its contracts. Pay
me ill be made after the contract in completed sod
Medelivery et the goods as aro:amid to an Reenter
the Department, upon a duplicate titmice rest fled by
hum
.thmmunieations to be marked oProposals for In
dill Sonde "
The led. will he submitted veith the following head
ing sad nor will be rerettreil thin tiot. made in
the fo - m and terms (thee peer embed:
ol (or wel peopoth to Curren f r the service of the
Indian Drourtmert the io , lowing goods, at the prices
stied to them respectively, air:
(II ere threes tl.e bet of roods
Deliverable to the city of .New , York for Cl Louis) on
or homer ter day of hiext: end In year of the or
ceptanee erica proposa l .% the quantity bring
-me preseetb•
ed by the Deportment, I (Or wet will eke n cen
tre. according to this agreement. and give elister'
leer 40tellrity to the I,cpatitatent within ten dot • after
the reeeptionof this bidi and In err'e of failure
to
enter o lad glee ouch Arc dloty. I (Or
wet will pay rt Poe United State• the dUrereoce be.
tweet, the aunts bidden, byus.) and the rout
whlgh the United States may be obliged to pop for the
thato aincles
Each and every ht.l nor st pate be a-remounted with
• guaranty la the following term to be melted by
or mare rerponrihle pot thus, whose sufficiency mum be ceetified by some on , who is known to the Deper
merit, either personally or by bi 4 official pavilion
• I lor wet imerby go , rant that --, the above
bidder, wri comply w ith the term. of the advertite
meet the pro email to: Indian goods,' dated Seiner',
her IS 1,0 ir the e Jr.troCt shOold i.e nwarded to
and enter into bold tor the execution of the same
within the preacribed." •
[L..[
• The emornets of former years ore open for the tn•
peenno of hoiden. 11. I•Ela,
neon° COMMillSiOnGt of Indian Maim
DIAICAK IN CANAL.
EXPRESS PACKET LINH. FUR PHILADELPHIA
ritHE steam truer GLOB., will leaved. , foot of Wayne
street every morning, at do `clock precisely,
carryins pemensers to and from the packet while
the break is being repaired. For information, apply to.
SUTCII, or
5ep72.111 D. LEECH, Cerra Damn.
R . .
al
DlCE—flu to. pri me,ln stor and fa- sa l e by
acp23 JMES A IIUTCHIS
CIEFr S.-100bys
" i f Y ,
"=:
V ° 1i 1" •
?
o
LioZo, for ,ale by Ir r2CiFTSO Nr
.., '' ,. n L t t,,y ~
and Cot .a le by
COI: e 2111—d oa,:o C'747.:::,::::,,R, :::::c%::L.6i
C O . C l A o lg y V AKNO3II-0 bur hi ki, v ri oo r La C , V
serdl
rir - for rode by
QPIRIT&TURPENTOCC—d b
...
^1) re CO
rj **Ord.
CSOAP—iu cases isst ree'd for sale by
ISIDD Ss CO
IN DIGO
lbs Not on band and for slVe by
J KIDD tr. CO
DP.ONZE.-&) lb. “ortecl,jast rec'd for 11 , 11 E by
scpvl -I KIDD t CO
:RrObiaTasold
V V hearCs laamofincurres for sale by
D unualoog INOURAM,
aicnNiXi T on ° fs ? . T .l ) D ol t rAirs f f TS „:W ksZleant"Vs, P -
Reed Ws Paint Brutheti. Saab
ncost G•ne, cameo sites &C. SOW aeholesale
and r..trel on accommodating trm, WILKINS HALL.
N it —All parrhaiung miked.or dry P.'? •
woo apish in do incir oven painting. nn. '"e MARVIN & IIAWLEV'S
neer. itiry tirecucats grans. I PIIILLIPS
sec, 7 Wood st
GIGANTIC.SIIRROROF CALIFORNIA,
PAINTING. ; 13. 1 . 1 "ilitiett a:rosining &Le listtartantacs
ortWi & Sins: PAINTING and Glaring, PwcaPt- THIS FVENINCi.
rru•etC MIIIAINTFD from anginal stereht , irken on the spot
and cr@Uc
it ots tartly understood, Mat era rby Pahl F i a t cetit, , ender pi isocal
PM: and (Oast. cap as any othtir serration of JL. Matin. ate n/ an d r.Onnetn ,
Disinters in rite oily, and are di wonted in do it • ' has stir!, s year in Ca•tt. - iritin, and eap'sin tr
J II PIIILLIPS different tieses. •, '"''
b i . ae i n t s picedid tido:sof (71,nrces. Crotty...l.l,l,Ln i a,
-V - I morn
, O NitiAN BLINDS—A complete a•sortment eff , r, F„,
Litian rot...ldly on hand. ior side diatrViis, cover. P . Wu' , '" " IC. "'"
[it, 21
I " Pit' L L IPS • : se a ...ging• correct minor or,l.rrl o:e rr
uor it r•
7.lrl"l'od ';;;;',Vt‘;y'm'edo,r'ss7art‘i'ar:;:d' tit?
Altsn ' t, w edta Tro7, by
, ryrr 70,011:1 itpi i n
I Farrell by IC,Orn, compristng tte chic of tlinfe dues
Door °nen at tit o'cloo , k• to tictornerira .e.
half
- 23 cams. Children under ten yr•rs
(111FNIltiAL EcillMiLliGY: or Chemistry .tnnlied
V lit tit, ant nod to nuirinfaciures Dr. F. 'Knepp r ;.s . hilitton on Saturant afternoon , at 3 o'clock.
For sate by It 17 STOCK ttiN
Bookseller. Prtnter. and Binder, ! 'i
27 Market RI
[Ame nen, Pot% ard Chronnila, rot, 1 1
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No. lig Fifth
rt" , tlf P112•11r. P 4.
.
T AMI BLACK-Jost received and for sate at the • a. i .-uviii. AI L • , .rar.A.....-•
1, drug st re of Cory WICILEntGIAM - ------ -----
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- - -
212 rz_________ C.r.Wlroil .t . Sixth stv ' AT 1.111..0.11A1.1.,
_.•
en ANDS' SARSAPARILLA-Just reed for sale by Dubufe's grarrd original Pain:Logy of
Zlser.27 .
rrowNsr.Nros SAR 9 APARILLA-A few . dozen
'-' N S Y l ' l '" 9llA3l ADAM & EVE, IN PA RA
DISE.
i Ins-ale liv [seprdi S N WICF.F.HSGAM trllESßsubhnte works of art, valor.: si env hasdied
.--- ---- ' 1 trousoad doilars, have been est ilided in the
W
ITT IS RAS'S BALSAM ILLI CH KB Rri V-O hand prineioal noir* of region , ' I*-/19.. 99
s ho d,9 over
p 1 •nd tor pale ddr S N WICKER , HAM the Untred Stairs, &Oh , 99 19 dr .r9 -; --
- _
Tut 1. , ...,‘ HAMEL'S SHAVING PRE a, ar_wh„, Is'9 94,9 " r`' Perin. ,
(rpm, firm 9 in tho roorntrq 411 19 iCe:rht.
4 the mom who doer not appreciate the luxury of an Ace.,.,,nee looe, ~, , ,,,i er ., '
easy'.L ye ?If any there toet we do lit address our- ~,,,,, 'W. CR EII.IITON, PieptietOr.
'elven ,n lora. Bat to alLothers wo say. it von wish . '
ro ree e c r r havirg a pleasure. purchase a boa of du no .
Ilene 'is Almond Pisraebio or Ambrosral Shoving Salt It•tetwadr
Cream, It is utterly torponntile to and wordv to de. A LARGV. and extensive assortment of PATFPCT
*11,11101001" o f a ' , gr .° who has been u•rd to 21. MG' ALLIC RULIIIFR PABLICS, among An
~...,,. ~,...r n er dr o „, p, o pen oak rag rein.' of 'lt. almart rndleat Variety erlasr•rie,l 02 10,r n:tiortoter.l,
fo n tire film nine. It is a combinatron of wonder, ad- mot. be oand the Codas mg:-
miration, and pleat ore. Horse Cover, Carriage Cloth, Air Iteht. Air VII
JULES HAVEL'S SHAVING CREAN! is exceed. 'ear., Air Cashion., Wan, Pad, potiaecio Ptlitets.,
ingly emollient; rennerlng the *threat and moot wiry Fishing Boom Coats, Capes, Cr
Tatr:Olin,
beard roll and pliable. producing an admirable lather, Gloves, Mntens, Poacher, m ai , s i e ,,, p er ,.„,
arid by 'IR ex ttrtnt Iy mild nature allaying it trite- I lose, Idror tprings, hlachine Raiding. Soo' We•ter, ii,
tion, a d ',eventing that unpleasant and and feeling Machine l'aching, Camp 131anbets. 0.10.0 Holders,
of ,b, skin which ni . often experienced after shay. i Life Preserver, Travelling Ittots, ( Irons, 1000,
, n .. nt , en ~,,,,, j ,„ ~,,,,,,, ~,,,i,,,, Cream Bathing' Mn.,i Dolls' Head., Dogs, Lions. Saddle
may Gee the coldest mid moat piercing windy ma. Wig, Ai, Bill, Fool Boil.. I ado,' Wash Giov-s,
medureiy alter ita nor, without Me rata becommg Lddivii' Gm. rrtiees Gems , Rum nii,,,,t,,,,,,,i, he.
saypred. And then e race once use it, we can safely harry oracle sold at this ants Mir hment Is warranted
sy will brat, tiro nay ether. rt pv•-••• all 11,c character...l rn•rottol to Wat• r
01, rat, advantage. which will he erpecially ap. p , ro n ot rods, a it.-irnolubtlitr under •nv di err e nt
Insleo liy those win, wear whist ers, ni the (a l 9
, ti ReLibinl in ilid severest cold, ere. ea r abri t r,
that it wid not discolor ti e bead, whin honor soaps l o tgl me, pgri:et 1 imperviours !as, nog ittrdeto (Fula
will do. rot tor a randy or rusty , otlttraranen to tar I odor (or sal a die Gum:Gear Rather Emporium,
edge of the whiskers. Jules Rouen,. Shaving Creams ! , M; ,. 9 7 A 9 Wood Greet _
are delightful preparations, romp:landed sr oh skill. TV)
to lie niter eaclusinn of nli artieles circulated In !
render
et operation of shaving 'ropier...int, nod will
be sweet ted by all who make trial of them.
Pupated only by
JULES II AGRI,. Perfumer ne*Cbemilt,
• 120 i tie•tnut al ,p,ii,,:"
For sale, wholesale and mail, by B. A Fahnearnek
& Co. and 11 tit Sell i rs, Pittrburgh; and Joh:. Sargent
-ad .1 Miteheil, Allegheny Rd,: .rPV-tP
QVSPEDERS-s,oenz assayed ,thst ree'il "or oda
/., low by , UNOLISIi GR A NISIAR—Ths En,llehlatnensagn In
1.".41-----S:-F-121—' - l r, ite element and forms, with a history of Ps 000111
PEA C earn OATS--1 ant ea elastic Poi Coats, • light , and development; ithleisl, lateprof ithd tor use
eintor of Rhetoric
in erilletes and
sol beablifol article, for tale bs settled+ NVAI C
seri
AOronriny—The recent progreo of Astronomy;
R"'s.,Epl-rK-5 bri" Yrr&V , s,j. ll , ' T b rlcic &co eithield IY in the Iliiiird State. Ey flirts Loosen,.
-- , V.ve Near. of • limiter's Lain in thn for interior of
13 OUSS ELVA VXTII AC'S, SOAPS, ke —Jenny , South Airiest wi th 'mimeo of the rat or tones, nod
1.1. , Lind Vatthen West Viol itn: Jar key i lob en; , lit.e.doles 01 the ehase of th• lion, elephant, lithlthr . ` -
Spring Flower* 00; Jenny Lind lisle G 1.,.: A•othade , lan I.l4,.‘trulre. 'Wormer, he. sir ih illurtthnor• El;
Vinegar: Amason.; Poochin Snap for whim, ing IR. U. hamming. Received for rid , by
ihe lAll,,,Allllnild Abasing Crn•m, lithth do do: Am- R Ft otICKTON
bro.. , en do, nosey Soar. Flossing eo. Arortneine toP2I 47 ?tort at
do; Hazel Nut 011 do. Ill , se do, hthrohmal.ow do;
i Poo, Chronicle, and ArtieTiran 001, 1
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Di , lust do; Brown Wir,d,nr On; Braes ti 'ca=r &e.
For sale, wholesale and retail by R V -ll'LLEllii,
.000
`—‘ll-011-1.-1;i:
ek:Eall.l..—?„;, =Os No 3 d . ,.
100 hrls No 3 11 ,fax riot
Joni reed for sale by DRI,ZELL
plb 70 Mister at
pAiNrED TUR9— In dor will he reld low. In otos
the .nt tr• Nt• r.tt t t. 7. • V
,61.111.:U 31ADLIc.11-11 b
.44
.y f
by
==l
F.ALTII, I/wave, •nd Perowdy. n, Dr. Moon,
Adelaide Unease, a novel. By the norhor 0 1
v1...-niev AmOrd," “Norman, lirrecv.”
I it and Corresponderv• oI Pole ?owl:rev- part S.
Gibbon . % Rorne-51b and fish vol.—completion of the
work. Rerer•ed and for edit by
R C STOCKTON
, bi . . ----- --
SL . AIL & N10i.m3., ,,,, — ,5 I , b , a pr... P. 0 bog•r.
3+ bd. do Moms
se,s in oak bill, is etore and lb , d
vale by
W &I 511TelIV.LTREE,
_ set 21 _ L, , bbrlv ..,
. ,
. __
r=I•ZINS.-2 ewer of roper French Calf .kin,
V, everenlio brand, just recelred ol.rl for ••.,.• box
for caPh, by C YE
pen, 114 ‘l•Fketnt
Fenry Corrhs of the
in‘;6: grnv•
at patterns, reed for ...le by
C Y C
EAFR
Per.:
•
Sii,nrss.DRAWF.RS—A nveortrnent of
Woo!en, and Cotlon Chin. rend °lnver , . for not
tow by f.rpll,l
C.
•
t T
nd v: h leiy,
trce,rd by C
W r d
m r 41 . 1 , d
,s a , tr n az
double crown, Al very .aprr.or uptiVe.:44l,t,rrdc,;rid
I,r rele by
eep,n 47 Mart , .1.
p IUN.M" PAP"R—' equal to the
best in •6.3 market, sate
nq
eLe Ti C sroricrori
VIA CON A ca+l• round but rough. v{II be
iieo.d. low to eiOn the Jut ,7
I , ,tAlAtt DICIMY N.. CO
Water Ar. Fre.B •H•
•
his superir ,
jesi.,l:lain;)lZileab CO
y
SOpssl or Scotch Wad trial. Whlakeys
) ,trwarts ct Ma:l l‘ tam
12 a
I, elpi, o • xtru
21..1 t) .Wm r•u•- locA
thar,thr• ,laterent.vtut.kr-} to,d tn
qu &IA Ocltire , ',roper aLd o,do
A II NIct,,I,LA.
;.-6•4 30 Walnut
. .
CIORNER o i llO W ertl r e "i nd M•tlret eta,
1 cetahli•hed by the Fr...4 , M to
COLIECTE. a lb. r4==.:7, - ; "„,° .rtdrnr
, onrAe of tr4trocuon in ,ler.r.s,
••o lloAr Iloox litttryte, Cormreet•t. Corr,
AI/Ort, Commtalcut. LAW, •nd Px•amo•nt, • r
e rn to e , t7-• of perfection never 11pol...oiled
otnrr I. arbor to p•rt of the country. ell ,
c o la , of terms, &c., are mallel to my p•rt of the
country eepl.s:orlyT
STEAZI BAIN DULL FOIL.SALU.
TllllblCiVa , °lyre Inr sale Riegel Rhein,
I a:irk the `Sem grcrina and t.A cu.^c ..-
chirtrry, thr I eilding on ihr rust eide of Crew
in Allegheny en, Ile Wltl ul,O, If desired, eel] the
building which, one bandied end twenty feet lone
by forty feet ieldr. he engine on excellent ope.
with "officio. power to driTe all the machffier (r
sawing end lath Tot.ing. The whole could be min y
or
ed aed up els:wt.', The
eizty days, at a me
dere, rizoffivie
Or, he mill lease 'be 'team engine and beildleir.arl'h
'efficient ground. for any other narrow then sawing,
for • term of years. NEVILLE B CRAIG,
repillidetikvinf
XIF ST Z. OF
fMSII CIIICHERINO'S PIANOS.
T 0 HN II N1F1,1.0R..N0 SI Wood street, role alien
5, for ale kerlng , Plano FOric. for Weetern Penn
ay lonlll, ha. received, ard non read, for sale, lb.
folloeme Ne•o6;e6t ectectr, by mmeelf from lb
menortnetory, and .111 be supplmd troula et
61
Chic Icor oC'e Vore.
Varvra X I V. 7 octave..
5
clog .nt llo.esvood, 7 do;
2 do do 6k do;
oI do do 6 due
do Slri'dogerty, 6 do;
1 do Walnut ; 6 do;
11011 earerd ,
a. cAnn—rn antn,tibee ha a 0 1
announmne to do, citizen! of Pinshurylt. that ho ba•
made arrancementa was It, John H M•Poo. Is. the
exclouive male of Ms Piano Form, to Plll.l,orltlf and
Western Penn 3 Ivanta and those matuhing to par
chane may be ' , rated that dime intersinoll !s f i lt h fully &nestled to .1 CUICKIRIII wiII
Boston, March 23, 1,541'.
i n aid, ' ,h. above stock of Pianos final Mf
(Thicker tog. a now Kum iv is ofierod from th“artoti.•
of Adorn 1 4 .01111 Wool , & Raven. sod oVorcest
Near Nort, and Hallett Cam.. & Allen, Bocon
priori, varying from two in prise hundred dollars:
per S_
•
Oll li m ß y r a::(el l' pr ' :VT:e"...n a d l Pl 7( =o 'n%lol:
In part ol no.cn. 'Mixt and Coahroera Elnaarir.
L. Bern, 'nitre, hid and Meant in Woe.: Wont
en and Worsted C7110101 . 111i Alpacas and }lamb:Limes
Wunicn and Canton I launch.; enlorcd and Bleachrd
hi vrlim; Caaslnets 'and Cassimerea ; Ribbon. and
Laces. Buttons and Cr tribe!, bread• and Binding.:
Umbrella. and Dill, Bone:/re
nil of which, coutdry .ad nit, .ieronsola are o ' .
apectfully knotted to ciarnlite. at PU P end at •un.2.1
/DIeCnTdI g l n ß e Y ri O ag F 114 0 E91 . 11ri t l i Z.-', KnOro Wolk,
brcn TrreiTed 11...1n.e5• Literary re ' pO t t,St r itliel. R ,
opyu.i,e We ru.t scos
LINCtEED OIL-7.5 Arts pure. v.st vett rot .ttle b
..p2l 1 It CANFIELD
e Lr p t: , tAtt SEED—n , 'iris in store
j nn , t
t r , 0;;• , t7 1. 7 .0
C a , t.tl
. 13 § win; ec.ntntait,nte,
S
ALERATI:rr-20,11.. oLd copto pure. f0 . 1 . 1.0e
by toeovot
.1 13 LASFII,I,I3
FOR SA.LEr
<ht.`, 14, lea.;
of. do C. l' A TWO STORY BRICK 110115 E sod DO',
:30 do Nucl./Inc fro`g Peroon 11 • for Soot swot, corner of Event O 101•
Inntrr
jANIES DALZFILL 131/111 - 111T .11 . 10.1611 1
70 Water at
try
To People Rom the 010 Country.
'VI...MIA the rime kind of Small Leaf. Fine,Strone,
LA . and Rough Flavored Meet Tea. that are Used le
Lie rlld COUTIIfI, can he bought at COn and 75e per lb.
at !dome & liserordea Tea Store, art slde air
piemeed. , land no arhe re else le Natal/M1.." arlede
• _
ThdA AND NO !UPTAKE.
blo,,,lllWchoil.t.tt.:tri,D.RT,oll, In the Diamond, are aellr
DO Pas per lb —TIIT IT I I opt 4
Maraupe. One Oolosig L Nisopyoug• Tata
rr HESE are Os arr. hart Black Teat. that are np
I ported III:0 lilt U. ned Clams , blorrart h Haworth
Tea Dealers, ot the Dram. nd. are selling raid Teas lo
the low pore of 75.• per 10,/ur carp. sept 4
sipiati ovum Mysteries of the CoaTtOf
n, trehdon, vol 3 of fats inierovung work has kceii
received at Calmer' Literary Depot, Third virrei.
opposite the Port Nave; also, Mien Parry, or Trials
ot the Heart, by .Chita, George CaGriot; reirnarced
Soonderbog King of Athias, be Cirment C. Moon.,
D; and No 332 of LittelPs Living Age. sep..rl
WRAPPING , PAPER—A large let of irraw and
tag, usorted Geer, co:manly on bawl by
P PIARPHALL,
er PS Wor.d at
ORPHAN ABYLDNI._
TITAriTtD, a middle aged lady, to take ern,?
gl'l he Pittsburgh and Allegheny AU] .
°plane, as Matron; also, one i agsgr ik .,,,,, N,
Apply to
C,akIPPELIs ,
mr , 23
or. IPS ROUIhoON.
bu:N -4 "-7bea,,76 l i.'; , ',l l, l Y cLovez
lIE Annual Meeting of the noel hullers of the
I Mc...llya Ma elt Mnoutacturine Cots pany tor 11
be held op the rth da of October neit,all .2. 7 f Oct M,
Walnut,
the Mee of Mr. George T. Lewis, Front at, below
Walnut, Postadelphis.
Lik.OEGE THOMPIEON, ScereturY.
sepl.3 dew*
111IGIV ROOKS
ZLIEW LOT OF crLimiYin PIANOS.
Mune and Man:cal Innreanents,
Sign of the Golden tarp, No Int ibird street.
H. 11LEBER reerce Indy informs
his Liends nod lie pu , lie. that LI bail
just returned from the eeast. with a
most. elegant and ritenrire tot•ort.
Ment of Piaui, of annoy, aryl, and nr.ees. •eleeted
by tiore,lf, wt,ti ereit cam at the erlebrate . l (noteries
of N1:1111111 . CI Irk N. Y., end Dunham. '+ r..16.t0 of
Email, S. Path tra,N. V ) 'no one se;eoted the et.rrn
from on toirnense eteek juet fat shed by the shove
en•ket., Rey are warts. led e Sup tlor quoit, nod
tone, and will in ajt eases be to it at Newtte k fa c•
ter): Purehasers vein reemse a wrin ttuar.
arAint, with each Plano. entitling them to an each= go
return of same if found Oc
o tet....
so, lot et splendid Gni.. front the factory of
Sehmnit & Mani %. IR:) . area superb article.
and w ranted canal, if not superior, to any made in
the werld.
A h.o. fine selection of Flutes. Clorionets
11,1130., Brar4 Instruments, •nd the neweat and most
r1:1,11.11 - 11110.1 C. Including Jenny Ltnd'it celebrated
sepufl
e r for Halls, hi
-era l
it'. P MARSHALL
ri f t CURTI ANT3-.:S easks tor .1r t•w ht . -
LA
N'N A Met . l.l 00CO
1 11,
segos
A LI: ,
11l h r••ss.— hss beet t•reowl;
ll 1.4 b.e• eorneado do. for •File h 7
sew:l FN /MT & SILL
[)Rl:O\l9—O+dcs in Fleet and fon noie h
1 - 11 s•prl hi - I:ART & SILL
A 'XII o'T bid rest quabty for %le, by
0 y. pdl STUAR r bILL
B A CON., -A 91.21 lot clear side. for sole by
replal e STI'ART h PILL
STA .e llgt-1u has best brands f. , . z:V , A , l; . s r,
511,1
,
. . .
rises, fo t,.. rg . eh!
_
i rove:
sin...nit :ROLaStrtre.- N
!MI t.rls :‘ 0 Mt 11.gtel
erg t•dr It e..;
arrsl7 !MOWN .1. It/CR
a FLAX o rb • v
, •
,TUn R. N.`
LIN9F.I•:D OIL-rat la's for ny .
13 A FA ONI,Ttn•
se Cor F‘ it. Wood
• .
On:!'F.I.PE""INT-11"A",:gl.'.tiT(TtfKby. C„
pet
c.,
Tamperanc•vtlle & Pentale•tounauk
XTOTICE is hereby awe", th. , to conformity snob
.01.1.1te provision ofon Act of A.r•em try, tol.r&r.tor
•he ineorperatinn of the above ffr:l.,l.tiv. parsed Ike
711. day of Apnl, WO, book. will 1, epr ne.l for .na
,er:peon to the capital meek of root Pt7annny. et the
afire of Itro.n ovriek. I :1..01y etre. t. ehe
city of Pitt•hareh. no at!ne-ea . e Von yor
I,rtnher nwit, at the tour rf In a'r4v k. A. AI A
conti,on for the spare of nee o. ‘1 toe 1•
learnt—, of 11 .b- sat.l aci L‘t
been auhreritted.
voxstv•lnNeves
r:ceteft Anrhnizir
M
I e.t o , sr•
J h
4.6 MI
I .
i;;.•ra
Junes 11.!:avdeon
Jur whin P. Rose
/Mee,We . or
Jame.. Terndr k
GeorFe I,d Me
Jot n P , PRe.
tedn•c-I Belt
tepee Weilier
F. f. More
Jacr b•ro fade
Ro'rert :Merrell
selll:thinrldT
MURPHY& BURCHFIELD
DAVIN° C 111.L.STID IVA .LARGEAZFT ♦ED MIME
DIPFDVILDFDTA OF TEEM IT- RC CO N.
North-East tor. of Fourth & Star kat tta,
WILL RE-OPEN,
'On ilforilMi morning, 234 September.
With a Lane Slack of Ncw Goods.
o. 11. onenntar.ncims
Corner of Marta and Ihtrn nmeem.
genenanstlip, I...ectures on Cournereint ,„
tact every branch pertatn.op to a lion bed mereatotio
education.
John Fierninjt, Esq., •ntlor of Me National 1:13ot
Weeping, principal lecturer and teacher of nook
Keep.,
L.ile.ll arid gentlemen wlrt/Ing to improve their
gunman. hipi can earl at the College at any hour nor
, ing he day er evening. arptl
SIGHT DRAF' S
NEW YORK,
DALTIBIORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
CINCINiYA TI,
LOUISVILLE,
ST. LOUIS,
and the ..OLp COT/NTH:SY. for rolel.
A. W ILK INS & CO.
Cor. Third .} Markat az.
Opening of the Penveylvanta Bail goad
to Pittsburgh.
Ponasylehre Rail Road Cturpany I,svin
clampleted the whole line of ripl Joan linliola)1
burgh, tho• tor, reline no Pottage lint Roan
Johnmown , and from thence by boat% P.,ttshu ,et
now prepated reertae awl forward mei-clap
dire.. ptoutace, he, to and Pittsburgh MP
de:ptua
The boats wt 'I leave the depot of the erter no
dilly for Johnstown, there eautiechnif Itsc
roll o• earn Pr Psiladelulva, thus insult', tn.
Livery of alt firight In Phtlacalphat rile floe da)•
UEI.I. tr. 1.R:40.W
Agentt fat Pe. R. R. Co. Canal twin. Pitts , urgl
CRAW St BEI, ar,
Philadelphia.
Posnayliranta EAU Rood.
NOTICE. TO CORTII.ACTOI LS •
ROSOSALS ai I be received bt the F.r.otnrh
t
Mo t o, to Mainline, Indlono covolT. moot eo the
tenth of °weber. for the Grednation and gee - lir, 0
theremaining Rections on the Wemern Divl•don
the Pennhylvanta Rail Road, Including rechiin•
teen to thirty. except numbers eighteen and twenty
&fen, attend , ' and er cot.unct
're. work hen wholly In the vend , of Turtle Crec
and Mesh 'Creek, one include,. :tree amount o
Mummy, and snow hnn•T rorIG nod reek work.
At the %Mee nine proyoeno will he reCriv,d
fo
the Ortadomlloo nod hlttwit.r) ttbv [trench Rod Ron.
to Blalntoltle two and three cognets nodes long, upti
whlch tga nudge over the Conentsund Meer.
The Clone and refit. will be ready tor egnogn
anon October lot, at the EEfieecr's 'Mee. a,
•Ille, at winch one the tine *lli r yrepnred for con
tractors. Infortnnuon may hod cd the .i . t..trtat
Englfeer on the hoe, or of 1,00 , th hit LLE . ,
nepogooetO_ At•Oninle Engineer, Blairevil . .
IaILUE virturn..-2coo Ms !orate by
scPII. 0 A FAIINE,STOCK At CO
S . A.L rPETIII.7Ci kegs reined for rale by --
at' il ft A YARN E.03.01:11 k. CO
t,„, AA'tunttifi—ANS—A eltniee lot tor rate b
11,13 STUART SILL
tt tio mall lot of I
~yinddj2k,hthaf.otf,hhawail; he huo of
N WIChEROIIANO3
epllCoe. Wood !lath va
CiLdiAlefidEllOdila jam teed forna, by
• JKIDDAC
nep9.l 60 Wood at
L'7lrea—.7o bit. for sel.
upzt: J KIDD& C •