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_L.: 1 TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, An.
°Mums Tlaux Paean—We ins pleased to
learn that P. H. Hooter, E.q., intends to publish
his paper, the "Was PerssuylversLir.fis Sams
Zatung," daily in the course or few days. We
are glad to find tiro this excellent Gem= Whig
papa is prospering. It simian well for the Intel.
Ugetsce and sound sense of our large and constant
ly increasing German poputation. Germans are
the very persons to make good Whigs, and they
would geecrally be such' on their naturalvation,
were they not deceived by the term ' , Democracy,"
and by the slanders heaped upon the Whigs by
our canning opponents. Gmmans arm usually In
telligent, ceneervative, quiet, and patriotic, only,
asking vibe protected ld their rights and tefi to
Wore out their own fumnes. They am, there-.
fore, Whigs fn feeling and sentiment, and would
al unite with the Whig party, but from a sunup.
Prehensioa of Raisin character and. principles—
Mr. Moller has done much to correct 'their mil
., tike inthii respect, and we heartily wish him
omen in his new enterprise, which we trust he
will hod birth 02411 and profitable.
Tne Give Exmarrion to Loma.—We are
• glad to learn that ware of our manufacturers and
Mechanics intend.to send specimens of their skill
to the Weed's Exhthitton, kite held in London,
'....next year. This is a matter of more real interest
move city, than many imagine. It will be an
advertienneitt of our city to the whole world, and
-Milfbring her peculiarities of position and trade
into universal notice. That this will be of great
advantage to us no one can doubt.
We had the pleasure of attending the Allllllal
lExitibitioiCof the Franklin hunitute, in Philadel
, Oliva - Imo weeks ago; and confess that we were
both ruirptiord and delighted at what we there
.- • istw t .Tke immense esik.ction of specimens of
Americankrt "and skill; commixing every dearer
• Hon of menuAtetstre, wore viewed by us with no
less pride than pleasure; and thoroughly convinced
na of the utility of such exhibitions. Otte re hardly
aware of the extent, and beauty, and importance of
Amerienernatmliettues, until they moron. brought
directly under his notice, and then he area that we
only need the fosteriog care of the Grnrnmcnt, to
• equal, if not excel, all the nations of the earth.
" We hope 01:11. Pittsburgh mechanics and menu.
Torturers aril ice that our Interests and properly
reirestated at the Great Werld's Fair, and thee
improes the millrace who will be present, with a
inat ronerption of our real importance an a mann
.
featuring city.
001 00.0.kr WiSlllll LUIZ or 84/I.7.cup.—We
learn lien the New York Trill Ute Hui Chauncey
ftore,Erl. PresUlent of tee Tenii . .liatite and la.
dim:l9ol4 Railroad Company: fiai in:Completed
contract on favorable for Reams far the
ept'.. 7o "4d. The %tele, eased.
IV is to - be delivered at New thltaxis tin or before
. May nen; awl it filateaded ti have the
,Road for
wbote diginCe between lualefiefoli , and
":. Terre Haute uteneil for' traffic . arm the nest
. „ .
, This road isa
.very , importanr fink . lB the great
Mudd cooper:Ling New Yost andlhaSdelphia by
an almost air line with S. Louis. It Inver.es an
exceedingly rich portioriof the State of Indians,
connecting with the Madison and Indianspoli.
R:1.1 at Indianapolisinns uniting by rail the Ohio
River ar.l the Wanes and Erie Canal: Asa In..
- cal Road this mast be one of thescast productive
in the West, while as one link of ins great East
and Wert chain, its busmen will doubtlms be Tr
e largely tautened.
European Affairs
The pretent condition of affairs, on the Continent
of Enropri in,of the most critical 'Character, and the
next steamer tray bring to nevia of the.racto
al commencement of a European War. The
datincenof pa arm or war ntv no equally equipmsed,
• Tim a alight event may tern the scale: '
the armies of Ansnin and Bavaria have entered
-die-Electorate cigars.; on oneside, 'for the par
pose of protecting the Elector in his attempts up
on the riahts of the people and hare entered the
Elessiami terriory on the other aide, for the avow
ad purpose of pomerving the, Liberties or Germ.
• uy, and autininining the integnty - ititsconstitutioe,
and territories. If these opposing 'forces engage
In natal .condiet, the whole Continent of Europe
•
will be•th n blue or war.
Mr-cries or CMIGISZNI7-THS PILVIIDICW.I Mel.
eons.— Ice sorciad sesnon of the prevent Coos
gross will assemble at Washington on Monday
week, 2d cf December. The message of Preei.
dent Fillmore will be looked for with much envie.
ty. It *3.1,,in ell probability, he rent in on Tue.-
day, the 3d. 'lt wdl doubtlees prove a clear, calm,
ecnnprishentive, yet decided, State paper. We
perceive that tits suggested by the Phdadelphia
. Inquirer, that, in order to facilitate the publicadon
of the message generally throughout the country,
tiepin for tho press be 'forwarded io advance, un
der tidal," to tee penal elf the cities and
.tosneto which the magnetic telegraph extends,
with instructions not to open the parJsage until
the delivery of the message at Washington Is lin.
• nonnoul by telegraph. The scheme Is perfectly
_ feasible, Viand it would not only prove a great ac•
commodation to tho.press and the public, bat It
would have the government the Mali expecte of
an express from Washington to Baltimore, Phila.
• delphia, New, York; and Boston. Oar present
Poet fdastergeneral, Mi. Hall, lea practical-um,
and his career thus far, at the head of one of the
moat responsible departmenta of the government,
afords a guarantee that he will not be found tardy
or reluctant In any movement of progress or re.
' form patcalated to dissisminale importanhintorcht
lion at the earliest moment. , --Brat: Sue,
We met the suggestion made above Will be
carried oat. The arduoul and =connive labor of
telegraphing and copying a Prealdent's Message
will thus be avoided, and the doetunent be much
more correctly given to the public. We hope the
Pr indent, if consistent with his sense of duty,
will relieve the previ from the great expense and
labor' of telegraphing the ineasrge, by aceedleg to
the above suggestion. .
Snsanist Cm - Ans.—This gentleman, on Moe.
day, the ,411 t invent , addrerred the _people of Mad
men county, Alabama, upon the recent act of Con.
gr"s. There we, an immense-crowd in town,
and he was listened to with marked attention.—
He commenced speaking in the court room, but the
c:owd was so great he had to adjourn to the open
.4.. The Huntsville Advocate gives a brief sketch
of the points made; by the speaker in reviewing
melt of the acts of Compromise, after which—
.
„ • 'Mr. Clemens raid that he believed the &nub
unlit to acquiesce in,whad bed been done. lie re
_ (erred to the early history of the country, to the eon
fusion and anarchy which existed c od er the Coe.
fcdmation—and then drew a Mewed of the prermer
.ity aed happiners we havecelo - yedeiniss the adop.
• non of the Constituton. He quotel.from the no,-
- sages and letters of AdarcriJellerson, Madison, and
Jackson, and emphatically declared that no prudent
man weld look (or arty thing but deissionon and (IA
aster from disunion.
, • Mr. C. spoke for about an hoer.. 'lila speech
We, digirlifled, in fine tete, divested of every thing
like party, end was strong and clear in argument,
- bob:lend decided in tons; t:id in its happy a'lusions
and illustrations ealculatedtto "neuron trio patriotic
feelimp,which 'abide intvery Ameriean beat
.ffespokp for the Haien es hentme a Scream- c f the
Crum, =I rebuked agitation . and the agitators
who are seeking to destroy the Union with the re.
• reritY whichshey deserved."
In Albs speed Mr. C. placed. himself bythe aide
of hisgiattriftlic eolfeegite, Colonel Kula, the time.
bounced andiruited - favorite of the people of
•
PrarnaVavatrta, NM' YORK - arm 'Ortm.—Thsto
three meat Stems have lately held their elections.
Oa velment , " to the returns we find the aggregate
vote to beat follow
New York, for Governor; 6 429,449
Pennsylvania. for !Canal Comminioner, 229,621
Ohio, Or Governor, ; 263,449
New York polled 149X7 more voles .than
Peantylvanta;and Meitner 'polled 13,609 more
VOtell itOVI OR(0..
DATID GOTPV2FULD, by Dictate+, complete is
n; volttme, has just been received at tho popu
ier periodical agency of 3. B. Holmes, Third et.,
opposite Ma Post Office; also the 4 ..Dretkor Jona
than for the Clobantaa Hollidays, a nmaottloanS
stacatar.
L•ttalr Ittosa the lbrallasat.
. The. following later is in answer to one ad
dtested to t'realdent by the owner of the fee.'
tive Crafts and his wife, who have been
the attrition of so notch excitement in Boston,
titillate just been published in the Georgia
The letter is'ettgnifted; condemn, and explicit.
Its expodtionj of the opinions and umolutions of
the President, in relation to the enfincement of
lam, Will meld with universal approbation. No
true patriot candid -Malt with the doctrines laid
down, or the manner of treating them ; and we
consider it a very !molly thing for the COmmonl l l
that we hive, at the bead of affairs, at dos coil.
cal time, !so cool, clear heeded, dispassionate.
and unriiht 'man. Aliborrgh the owner.• of
Craft has had rather mom attendee paid to him
than he desired, approaching the Pretbient, ea
he did; with mere newepapir pamgrephe, yet we
rejoice that Kr. Fillmore promptly used the occa.
son to let the whole country know—South as
well as NOlM—that under his administration, the
laws shall be:enforeed:
Dareirrxrcrr or Stun,
Vtraitiristrenti, November 9.1850.
To Hobert Colima, Erg, Mown, Ga.
Sim: I son instructed by coo President to in•
form you that your letter of the second rust., ad.
dressed ro him, enclosing several slips from news
papers• in reference to the proceedings of a por
tion o f community in Boston, on the subject
of the fugitive slave law, was received by him
yesterday, std tint ho has given to the letter and
its enclosures & careful perusal.
roe ewe, in substance, that you are the owner
of Craft, one of the legatee slaves (on which war
rants of arrest were- hued in Bonne, and call
they President'a attention to Inc enclosed alms,
Eaten mostly. from Northern papers, by which he
will perceive the manner in which your agen.a
wore received and treated for merely asking that
the stares be: returned according to the lama of
the United States. That they have been arrested
under 'ancient warrants, art kidnappers, and on
otter frivolous pretences, and unreasonable bail
demanded; and thatyour friends have become their
sureties for more than 120,000. Yoe also say that
the manner in which the officers have performed
their duty will appear by the slips, and that the
werminta now lie dead in the Marshal's office
Yon then speak of the pernicious effect of such
proceedings, and of their tendency 16 disturb the
harmony-of the Union, and of the great impor.
Lamm of having tbo law faithfully executed; and
finally inquire, "whether it is not in the power,
end is not the intention of the Executive of the
United Hottest° cause that law to be faithfully and
poilierly enforced,"
TO this the Preaident directs me to reply that von
cannot be mote deeply impressed than he is with
the importance of having every law faithfully exe
cuted. Every statute, in this country, passed in ac
cordance with the provisions of the Constitution,
must be presumed in embody the will of a majority
of the people of the Union; nod no such, is entitled
to the respect and obedience of every true Amen
.= citizen; and the Constitution which the Presi
dent has sworn to support, has made it his especial
duty llto take Care that the laws be faithfully exe•
voted." He has no thought of shrinking from his
duty; m this or any other ease, but will to the
=moot his ability, firmly and faithfully per
form it.
Hut how is he to cause the laws to be extecuted?
Finst,by appointing proper officers to fill the various
aloes and Macharxe their various functions with
diligence and fidelity, and if any shall be tound in
competent or =fluidal, by ternoving ;them, where
he Ens the power of removal, and appointing more
competent and faithful officers m their pine...—
And, secondly; in extreme cases, "whenever the
laws of the United Staten aloft be opposed, or the
exemnion thereof obstructed, in any State, by com
binations too powerful to be suppressed by the or
dinary muse of judicml proceedings," or by the
powers vested m the civil elfficets with the pose
which the law authorizes and and requires them to
call to their laid, it would be his duty to call forth
the militia, and me the army and the navy for the
purpose of overcoming such torcible annbinations
against the laws. But in either case, prudence and
justice require that there should be more satisfac
tory evidence of official delinquency, or forcible
resistance, than mere rumor, or newspaper state
ments; and yet dame are all which have been fur
rushed in this cote.
If any marshal neglects to preform his duty,
the kyr gives a right of action to the aggrieved
party for the Unlit, which he ratty curtain, and
if he reltres ;to perform it, the statute has ims
posed upon him a heavy penalty. Bat If he re.
ftirmt or aril.'ully areeets to perform it, when
I his shall be-satisfactorily made to appear to the
President, then, in addition to his liability to the
aggrieved party, it would doubtless be the duty
ci the Executive to remove him from care and
epr4al another in his piers, But your letter
con ins no proof of this kind, and therefore re c...
10 tantlize no ancloll. It lc equally clear that no
case i n presented inclining a call upon the nilli
us, m the. uts of the array to execn:e the law";
and !the President has no much confidence in
the jpatxlmam and devotioa to the
. Law n which
haul always charactenzed a large majority or
the people of litclon, that he memo: far a moa
meLbelieve that it will ever be necessary to
call in say extraordinary aid to execute the laws
lin community.
bidividuals may become excited, and may in the
heat of the moment otter resistance to it, laws, but
he boon doubt Matto such an event, so much to
be I regretted, the good sense of the community
von' ld roan rally to the support of the civil author
w
ttiel, aro, that theca sustain the taw would It.
11041 b - But or directs me to assure you, that if,
not .Wzmately, he a I hod himself mistaken in
thiA, and foe rated cessity should ariss, he is
i
ref ved to perform hi duty by employing all the
me us which the Can dooms and Convre s tare
pla ed at his dig..al t enforces . the law.
sto the complaint hat your ogeats were cem-b
Is paw:raided, and dto ball in unrcr...., arable a- 1
mohnta for pretended fiences,the President thews'
melt' say that, howe et, he may revel any 'nth
injustice and incivili . he is not aware that he has
the power to zeroed th e evil. If the complaints
101110 t your agents unfounded, the defendants
will doubtless be ac tinted, and it snolirienr, they
have their . remedy in an anon for a malicious
prweration . But a I these are Atrial questions
oyes whsch the Exe .utive can exercise no content
8.111 the evil complain.] of results from the no',
crony imlividual to prosecute
ly one tor 1111 tat d offence or violation of
t:LePresident fe et
' :e7ol e ti b 1
t* . exciting subject
tt...11: to advice, he too
I olipermniing i
and Mat every
1 00 0a n ut IlaillY
1 ed. 'very et!
iernal feeling,
terest and set
' and tolerating i
so dear to the
only be pt'
Constitution
Laws.
is the importance of avoiding,
all Mtgn of trriOban be.
Vtlie South , and erperially on
i• slavery. Were he permit=
. d 011gged to all the importance'
" to take their usual ours:
like intimidation and illegal
should be scrupulously avoid.
• old be madeto cultivate • Ira -
1 • ould be • people of one ac
knowing 130 loot division,
banal injustice. Our Unton,
every true American, can
by a strict observance of the
j • • • administeation of the
etfully,
obedient servant,
W. S. DERRICK,
Acung Strrelor.g.
me, for December, Las
aal number. Holden Jeep
mo at a low price.
reeved
F. re vcry fptn.
_
and family, attired h
at, on the Steamer Pa
0 City.
CoL Taos.
on Saturday
en route far
rex U. S. Ficies"re
.eu'ou beard tee flailed
FUKOLIM •
States frigate St. Lawren-e, have published, in
the Tribune, an sie'ectunt of the treatment of the
men on board thakvenet, daring her late CltOz3,
which, if true, ahodld be lc Aced into, and if flthfe,
far the credit of ,he d ervice, should reedy° on
anthogfimd contradfclioh. They rip:
.In the St. Lawireade, jest paid off, doggdg
we, of a commort odcurrence, and -•epecifilly
on•a Sunday. Noltinote was given for canaidfira.
eon, bat for the moot leiltnt fault, and in rime
casts, for comsat al', Men were doped. The ,
Jades Wvmer, fat Iti4ing n , etle .e d, w a l e ,. to
"ff.-% n pore finger Cal; John Ca or, 'or not
flirting M1'1141.3311; Che.les iterdmws, for whist.
ling; Andrew Maurcri woo kept laid days at the
Dumps forreldsinkto hake a jscket that did not
aft bid; yineng Marietta WI, 13 tevercly teiten
widos boat hcek, 6Y Mr. Tonelf7,---nerralr to the
rules of the f ervicO—hat he Sits obliged to go
on th e sick list. a
bt
-While this treatene i , t was common :0 the aro,
the °Meets act ahem taf3l:7 example. Many
were frquently (lido For instaure—one Pr' ,
ed Midehipman wee .a beast', drunk at a antic
ball on Waal, that: L 4
'Milady hauled • lady on
the deck.. Nothild, f 1 sold ta him slant if
Again—another Pr iind Midshipinsu vies dumb
almost drily, red 1 %ten • prid off Wes ritifil far
duty. ,
Toe e ff ect of the?, 'velment in, that re.. g
able American eili26o Will out join the No.
~f, out of softy I,'y petty offiee.2, thirty hre
were foreiguem, roar much larger portion of the
men. I
Lanz assusainn epa • Foam. Erecntr,rr
511.031 A RAILWAY CAR —ln the case of Thomas
'Keyes vs. W. Ij. IMiton and others, for :tenon
sad battery, tried Wore the Supreme Coun of
Rhode Island, the TM* returned a verdict for the.
phthuitf for 810,000.1 irhe Providence Journal raps
that the action was b4Ought for on assault commit
:o4 upon the plaintilfliSkilo a passenger in the Sto
rm:noon cars by the'difeudants, .who were ofneers
fn Yha carrand for forcible ejectment from the
cart. We understand that the Amnon for which
thissuit ' ' by a controversy
between, In about the eno
ky tooth led by the former
IsZt - seriously iujoried.
Nleen mild oow- __ --4berland Railrad.
'Pre entire hue n expected to opened on
of the egiving mouth. Mr. George W. Fulton, of
Saltimorr, has beck/ appointed onperintenlent• or
the Yortrarid Cambprland ItaUroad.
In Overton (Tenn) the census taker found a lady
tamed &evens, whir age vets one hundred and
weal Malt dtme mauled at the time ar
Braddock's Meat. Hit youtgeat sou is s smart
lad aslant* 1
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- The followir._ remarks of Womble
Join PILCIATION, at L. Wilmington Dinner, in
reference to General t?cott, which We noticed pea
wrd,,y. We copy from the report in the North
American; .
Amami' the volunteer toms was ono to "The,
W 1 to which, being handl) , end p•ertion
eicewly called for by the coitinuw, Mr. McMicha
el of FluladelPhia, rose and replied in substance as
Mr. ble.M. saidthat he was glad to see hie friends
around him enjoying themselves with somnch rest,
not only became the OCCII3IOII was one whichprop
erly invited ll—no occasion 'mended to honor, and
honored by the • -pram. of one of the great men
of the country—bug because it furnished satisfactory
proof that theiereeent defeat had not in any degree
dispirited the gallant Whigs of Delaware There
was no reason why they
_shituld be dispirited, be
cause as they all know and as every ono who
chosen to examle might prove, their defeat was
the result of causes sod combinations which could
, not again be made to operate- Bin, said Mr.
McMichael, If, without being regarded as obtra
sive, and without intending to commit any one but
himself, he might be allowed to make a suggestion,.
he would pointto a means of certain victory, taid
that was, that they should rally under the glorious
banner of Winfield Scott. tThe suggestion was
received with vociferous applausel Mr. MchL
remarked further, that this was a theme upon which
at this time it would not bo proper for him to ex.
Initiate ; but knowing, no he did, the intimate rela
tions which had longsubsimed bet seen Mr Clay
ton and G.. Scott, he would oak ha distinguished
friend, to Whose beautiful nod truthful eulogium on
the lamented Taylor they had all listened with such
reddened emotions, to say what he knew in regard
to the surviving hero. a request in which he ho
ped the company would join him.
The roll for Mr. Clayton here being load and
general, he rose and said:
Fellow citizens: I do not intend, on an occasion
like this, to matte a political speech ; os I have
been requested by my friend Irma Peausylvenia to
give my opinion of General Scan and of his ser
vices to his country, and as you have seconded the
reyetit 1.0 warmly and earnestly I cannot refuse
to
I have lived to honor one gallant aoldier of my
country, and I Maya to live to do justice to ano.
ther. The memory of Taylor is cohabited in the
hearts of his countrymen, and their voice has eau.
serrated We name in tones louder and more em
. .
pbatie than were es...cr uttered in token of their
affectionate remembranee orally of their illostridua
dead, except the father of hie country himself.—
There atill lives • hero worthy of the highest hon
ors a nation's gratitude can bestow, and that hero
is The Co,equeror of Mexico, (loud npplaused
Winfield S.ren, whose name will never perish
while a history of his country is novo:oared.—
(Bursts of applause, long continued.)
I do nut design at this time enteringinin the
tiritlant Carter of this gallant soldier, but I cannot
help reminding you of some of the loading acts of
his extraordinary .
He commenced his career rs a soldier in the
war el ISIS Ho was diettnguishrd, in , he tint
Ingtance, by Y., exertions at the Battle of Q. 00••
tololl;where he resisted, lota long time, the efforts
of a superior force, but he wan at length over.
whelmed, taken pnsooer, and earned into this
British Possessions. With him was the gallant
hand who had fought by his aide, maul/ of whom
,here Inahmen. While on board the vessel which
was carrying him to the British North American '
POSICItiOIIII, he heard Of 1111 extraordissty
1110Vennetit- Ho went on deck and found a Eno-'
ish officer calling the names of the soldiers of the
American army, In order to ascertain who among
them were Irishmen, from their breve.' so that,
lapuraaance of the British doctrine, they Might
be punished. Gen. Scott Instantly ordered every
American soldier on deck to be silent. They
obeyed him. Thirty odd Irishman, however, had
been tumertalued by the British to be such 'rota
the replies which they gave to quernon- put to
them. Scott was shortly afterwards ex. -Staged
lot a British officer, and then be fought the n a ni aa
pf . CbippoWn Plains and Niagara. In those bait
Many prisoners surrendered to his troops, and
talmedistely gave noting to the British authoritt
that if they touched the hair of tbe bead of a am.
gle Irishman who had fought under the standard
bathe United Statoa• for every Irish life O. token,
like/10131d pay the forfeit, and tbst
hdpody retahshon would bet enacted by then sops
oodor his commend. (Applause 1 The ream: ores
that all those prisoners were surrendered In en.
fbange for British prisoners captured by Scott on
.his never to be forgotten plaits of Chippewa and
ltgara.
In the latter these battles, thatipf Niagara, he
fpat taro herrn., which were htlledamder hire; and
hi, the dere or it... engagement, perhaps five
Ot,fra before the action termincee, he received .
ptitish mnaket ball through one of adt ab •u:ders,
NO/Wieb tail him prostrate GO the earth. lie tea.
Onagged behind a tree, •od le.; for ,I,.ad. I .hall
1 . 1.110 grolbiox, bra time, of I,:a action. "a rho war
-esatat the Sad and Fox toddles, r.Jthio, of ha
ikiactriabea terriees on the Nonbern frontier,te
. •
oteont toe fltepat inenrmon of our own ei't:reta
Ott the lintith Ca' N8:W.51102i Ea: on tht .
rr.t, Ot`CMOD, ValGil . ralled on PO talphstival.
Mean! tbrbea, calhan to Toot Ciento:l that
al was the man who crondcd the gallant T.y
itn Matte°, and covered hi. own brow. wilt,
4dine laurels at Vera Curl, at Cerro Conic,
N.Ch nrutaasee, a: Morino del 'Rey, at Cavpc:•epre,
Mal ill the very heart of the 51eai.an Repohhe.
;P:ie garned the splendid me of the .Caarineror ,•1
rid. nuts!.
hut rivervoa tie heat pmudr, Cue
rio. Lays!. ctra.a, fatttoul, even taaeinktueri
.
i ( 4, to hs country and hetiawa,—fanhiel ander
ipip ontrrve of logretuude and the ineessoon co
p-ieoge. (Great applause)
4C bon to the city of Alen onafOr bawls; couluet •
isi the enemMit otitis country, af.er hsytag broggbi
tne• Mexicali : , power soar triely to ant Jeetten to
American arm, an unezaple.l indignity was
,ered him. He wee riled open to reAeit he
Merimiand an we presence et an army of thirty
An.taand men,
flushed with curquett and il.vc
red to their 'ceder, to a ()swore of me, Oran a
theater' elllna if OS borer. I, ol,e4slce to tee
bare word hf an ese-trire &Geer of tnis vitae!,
meal, al that allaniCet, to reelened be ,nc mead;
thus enstaining, by his ezaple, the lane of be eons
try, sod eshilrucg a epecimeo of submitsk. to
those wars, and honor and obedience to the matt.
tutiop• of hhs onneep, rarely pars led in h :story,
and such as would bare made a Greek nr a IL. curt
-immortal. Tao was an eaenteis. ee In. pert
worthy of tho fame of a Ethearius. and of a arm,
er than Bellearell. The Spartan epitaph al Thee
mossfee ties mitred the heart and lletroled de
nerves for hundreds of years that are par.see.—
.G.r, meninges - , and telt the Latwaremottuttuf that
we died here, in oteirmat In thf Gr.." Tali ape,-
utcle of as Ao.ric.i2 General. alter such a train
of victories, at the head of each at army, hew,
honest heart in which was devoted to their roof.
Alen, nes only surrendering bit °tics tot robot
tog to a court martial, then beloved to be parted
br the Purim., of degrading him, awe an eel.
danca of deletion and saerin.o, end enbmoton
to the lean °this country. Under the strongest pee.
able temptation to festal them, rt. - alias the ex
ample of Wiehingtott himself, at the meat tenant
period of his life, when he reeigued the corn.
mend of his countryla armies, and laid hie vow.
dons sword at the feet of an American Catigrets. '
(Teo:lean:oat applause.
Fellow Citizen. I dwell not upon tha:a events
which have so recently occurred; I dwell not upon
events with which you atone familiar; I dwell not
upnn the battles wi l ch he fought; but I would lab,
where w the Stai , . the American ileloo afte a ,
soots tare not been - led to victory under ha ban
ner and who hare not abed their blood under the
daithat he commanded? (Applause.) Where la
Ihet unknown part or the territory of the United
States where an American people is found resin
ding, in which, with each a man es Winfield Scott
to enforce the laws to which be himself hen fur
nished so striking as example of obedience—any
man would date to tester or even think of realet•
log them? Why, South Carolina hentelf won her
proudest trophica andel his lead. Not aaan of her
Palmetto regimeat, not one of all the gallant cledn
dren of that State, would dare to who Ma patriot.
dal arm tooppositloe to the 'Tattier of the Army
of the United Statcs"7-the Hero who has above
that the greater; glory is petit:ream, and that the
linen loner, as well as the beet of Grunt, is "to
draw the - sword 101. our country." (Great up ,
per)
i flied not ranee you, my fellow citizen., that
I have not raid thus much for the purpose et
intiodueing the name of :Go,. Scott hem for any
political pupate; bit in Justice to hire, knowing
him as well es I do, appreciating him as I do,
el one of the most diming - Wilted patriote, nod
on., of the grea'est werrionc,of the r3e, I could
not, upon this occasion,. ray lets than I have
acid In obedience to the call et ltheerbieh I have
.en honored. • ....,,,t;;,,
SWISTOttAIin; OF LOinaialita.—Tho follow.
ire patriotic and cinaibie remark, are extracted
tram a letter l.am Senator Downes, of Look;lane
to a portion of his consituents. In power to the
quenioo, whether he woo lu lever of arc...elute
from the Union, he asp
"That, we have not gained all we claimed or
Were entitled to, is not a empties:it martin why we
s poold war with oil, hi - mkt-a-of other rectione la
cer-many. In a Repotille—eimecially a zonfede
rated itepublic—all cannot always have their own
way. There inner °Pro he Meowed - action, excite
ment, and complaint, which can to ac otbed did
quieted only by that sp.rfi of compromias and
conectsion in whist) our ilialitilinana originated;
but Miele no retrain why we ahoold mate War on
each other, or recede from the Union. Wo do
not 'rase to the polled . or give 19 the flames the
homesteads ni oar childhood; becaurs ell the tam.
fly do dot pre,iaely agree in opinion abiretya on the
management* it. We donor react the conjugal
Ilea for every little diwati•factino or die...ontero.—
Why ahould we, thee, dissolve the Union on alight
ground" We of the South hove pined much by
the adjostment. it was proved In the debater,
and time will demouseace it. We have leer Loth;
tag certainly of principle. Rot Vara had lost. in
fact, what le itt is it entficient tojnelify civil wet!
This la the Sine now rsised In some quarter.. Is
it being prevented from going with oar maven to
California? We were prohibited, not by C ingress,
but by the people of the Slate, lo the mum wa y
as we were pessimist, prevented from going to
fifteen other State,. Wexecte aatiefled with Gl
teen but the moment another alimes
in shall we sicedo or tight? Bat California, it le
said, le a large Stale. True, btu she is not bailee
large an Teue, a slave State, brought into the
Union five years ago. Our Northern. brethren
c,mplairled of that as we do of this, hat they did
not make war on us, lOW ought we pow to make
war on them, nor will we. Why not secede or
fight because Minato, Indiana aro free States,
as well as holause Cartfarilvisl They are much
nearer, more important and ;valuable to us than
California with alt bergold; and so of other bee
Stales. Bat pursue the tkame oo further.—
It is to toe too cleat to leave a doubt, or make tr•
samesi Deessitairi.°
.
Aaialber the Widge( E l k - aadelphia having
,
ietidenedlittoomPlimea lol */ ,nblie dinner to Bow
James Cooper, one of 110117 ' rated States Senators
4em Petterjhatnia,-iu tok en of their approval
of
his eatule . hi convex% ' that gentleman declines
the hotter. ottani *am of 'previous engagements.
He sendstho eettallil?.ee a fetter, however, from
which we quo& the leg.,i;-.„
The time hie 'come when sectional animool.
ties will endure r„, pcnthee aggravation, ft North
and South are to continue to live together in the
beards of fellov.ship.' The Union is strong, It is
true; but-it is no particular form-of words, no
cevice of kraguaget in the Constitution which binds
a together and gives It Its strength. it Is the al.
re c tiou tie nich the people bear It as the legacy tf
their fagicra, and. one of the Suits of the Revolt's
' eon, Which makes it strong, and which continuing
will make it permanent. But let thafairection be
withdnum from it, land the law which declares
that the severs! States Shall eongitote a Union
i. will be ns flax touched with fire.' As note as
either of the great puttee into which the people of
the county are divided shall adopt a mere gee.
graphteal cezd, pructibing a course of political
notion repugnant to say of the obligations of a
Federal character cojoined uton the calzeo by
the Constitution, each party mast sink into' an
impotent, feeble minonty, or the Uaton be dissolv-
ed. The Constitution will cease to be a bond of
union the moment its violation,becomus habitual,
to panmance of any organisation embracing any
ihiug like a moiety of the people, no matter upon
whet pretence of obedience to a higher or belie•
law such organization may be founded. Let this
Whig party, therefore, be Impo:ed on by no pre•
tense, nor seduced by any faltaciooilioge °item.
porary success to seinen to a elreumaception oriel
old and cherished principles by the adoption of a
local erred for objects merely sectional. Fidelity
to the Constitution, obedience to the law., and a
dentin to promote the welfare of the whole coon.
tip should cactiune to be its distinguished chars
actenclica."
A Fatally Out Away on La.ka Sopertor?
Severe Dare Without. Prove.lona
We are indebted to George %Vithciell, EPA., of
this city, justreturned from a Summer residence
at Eagle Huber, Lake Superior, fur the following
tactic
A Mr. Griswold, wife, and mall child, with •
boy shoot seventeen, the eon of a Mr. Haven
straw, net out • few weeks since in a skiff from
Eagle Harbor, to reach Eagle river, some ten
miles dietatit up the emit Withered was engaged
budding • Government Ligation/a on the point
projecting out Into the Harbor atm the main Lod,
and now the company as they rounded the polo,
on their perilous voyage— It was then blowing
quite strongly offhand, nod fears were entertained
tsar It shift el the wind would beach them on a
bad and had shore. Determined to have plenty
of Its nay, the little craft was observed to pot oat
none: dieter, into the lake, and WAR coon lost
o,ghl ,ii. It never rcarked its deetination. Days
and weeks pissed, nothing was heard from the
as v.tureta. The coat between the two point,
was doily traversed, and pieces of the wreck sup•
posed to be ,hued, but no tidings of the sufferers.
At leng:h all dope was given up, and their friends
mourned them es dead.; Bat the sequel proved,
etherwtrs. After it reasitiecks' absence, this lit.
lie crew were all ninnd safe at the Sem. They
had been picked op two weeks before by • coast.
ing ecteoner on the Canada shore, whither they
has been riven days drifting. The distance acme
the she at rat h. tint moat be ilrom MO to 300
miles. It appears that the Lam got too for from
shore, and the wind inciers'ng, drove them Into
the lake. Night came on, and the wind not ahem
ling, the heat ayst pot in charge of the lad, who
was a bait breed, and well anquainted with the
lake. Ile got op • slit of tall and put before the
wind Ins the Canada ahem :even days and
night they spent on this ',achy ton without food.
The wind changed several times and kept them
for Jays opt of sight of land. When fatted, they
Sad entirely snrrendered themrelves to their flue.
I How they used to rang under such expoeure and
ari boot food, s a most unparalleled mystery.—
Their diaccieery was a mere accident by the
which, twittery and alone, happened to
be cos tuna oleog Ito Canada there.
Anna - ether, thus to one of the moat remarkable
inetilents that has ever occurred on thew, likes,
noted an hey are for seventan_ss,shipwireeki and
escape,— Clrreland Pfassistesior.
•
DV AUTIIORITY.
No. I.—A It E.f.OLUTION fa; btcdity; the publi ,
doctimeDts.
Ros,trvi Fir th. :man and nears f Re
the Trnttri S. of Assenro
Ccnirr cr......57d, That oft executive dace
meals, the printing of •dd,roaal clpleti of whollt
tmo, the - prom:l I.IMiGI3, or may
den ag taller setaioo,af tho preatnt Congress, be
Indere., by either Hones of Canyon., and the sine
of wlrsei shall not be less than throe hundred
print.] pages, mach additional copies be
boCo(l,l2tader the direction tithe joint Cloaminee
00 Vr.tina: P..eiM4, The eau at boding shall
not exceed the sum of !weir° sod a half oenta a
vo , uois, far the whole somber ordered.
Apt , raeed February 12, 1950.
2.—A RESOLUTION maborisizi the pto
ob.,' on ce Shauscrpl Farewell Attar., •
Wasbuagt..
Erfatyvi Fj a. , :Smart e,ed Hometr Rere.
arraat/rr, I 'ward ,Saw sl AtisrPlea is Goo.
;rem ..,,em03.1.4, Thal the .19;ot Commute oh rt..
I..hrara be so thorrzed u porehu• the MID..
went of the Faretar.2 Address to the people or
the 'lotted States, of George Wariblettoo, the
poretiata or it cat he effacted on fait laud jou
terms, to rho clpiolort of the committee.
pprueed Fehrhart 12, 1650.
041e..01/411.1LA81.L CASZ I T
TraIENCE IN ODE MIDST"
Km—el', I theethally ooroply wiyjoyeao
oun-1 um I would pot you so aceonnt;of taw awe.
owloto etre of my bole Olonaltity'• eye by the tape
ct c, y"Petholeom."
Cie toot 41 acted with a very tare eye In Febraary
o, Morph lost, when 1 latuatollately apptlod tattle both
....eel aid mite city, by whom it ems pthatousteed
very hod eye" ond all 'eve me no !ego of dolt'
I 0 s 007 rood. Aner which i took ket into the coon.
it . , to ot old laiy. vrbokad been very ”tetrotal in
CI, ore. Ste toil to. that ha erase was kapole.,
• the wnold tort/Iply lose tot only that one, but
aim the: the other ...la follow—it being a verothlon
adroito,, of the blood. And 1 do certify that at the
time my naen p. D. V•ohong CMe to the tonolatiett
that we Ind boner try year " Petroleum," 000 weAt
syrnenv ear.: of one eye. It A WV about two
months linen she began lth oat, and ate tan tow ace
wok both ey. t. good as ever it, did; and, as for
as 1 two tell, 1 believe she Ink with the bloomng of
he Along lily, been clued by " Petroleum,"
Iroaos, taspottailiy,
M. Faatrso Vsalson Conran
Dittsburgith, Repoli, POO.
Tor sato by Kelso, & McDowell, 140 Wool meet;
It. It Saner., 57 Wood moat; D. M. Curry, D. A. 42-
bolt, Droop. Deregia"•eul Ii p. tlehmortr, Alieghen 7,
otos by the proprietor,al. HIED,
nOvitdkat Canal Dorn. Sothorob el, Pinaborth.
of Otto and Penna. IL IL Co, Third it
Podsnelan, Mutual 5, l+so.
Tits Illoot bolters of the Ohio and PennaTl•aula
Hail Read Company are hereby notified to pay the
eighth lannlment add. dollars per share, at the ofme
ng . the Cdf s P s llY.fm or before the Rath del.( AaStdd
The ninth inatalmentl od or haloes the Ruth day of
September. Tba meth Instalment on or:before the
200 Jay of Ortober rout.
[Ern? Yth inntrJmnnt Was caned for on We MI,
July lent.
nunnniLf
W 3/ LAILINIZ Jr., Theme,
, DR. O. RUNT,
Deraw.Oartirr ofrocrtb
aad baestur, betwr.ol
IdartGt ap.l Pery ureaut. Doti-0171.n
R.•P. TANNER £ CO.,
SHOE WAREHOUSE,
WA Wood et, betwoida Third &fourth,
Are now teceivnte their very luxe and wetted Pa
Breen of
BOOTS, ABORB, AND BROGANS;
Al., SONNET'S and FLOWERS, all of the Well
sty le., and erpreoly adapted to the western trade.
It hat heett talented With great care, and es to nets
and gun ny is not surpassed by arty stork w to
Inuna either east or welt. Oar customers and me
rio., generally are malted to call and examine, 511
we aril cl , termitted to sell on do most reazonnhle
tauntAl.n, Gobtlyeaini l'alant Rubber Ohona et all
L tad. auri2altf
ISCOllltAffif f/OBIK IN6T/TVTIOI9B
fIITIZENS'
INSURANCE, COMPANY,
ur Plttaburgh•
C. ti, rnaidr.• W. ItLARNI,SIC4
Office—No.4l Water street, in the worthoose or C.
11. (111,SbiT.
T
CONIPP PAY-t.- now prepared to Insure all
till of 'nets, On bootee, martufactones,
merchnottirc to store, and in tflinnitil vertnis, ke
Ai. limpid guaranty for the ability and integrity on
Pin I rautotina, alluded to the character of An oi
whoi aro nil rinse.. of Pittsburgh, wall and
ftvaistily known to:the community for theirproden“4
inn finance, nod integrity.
Jiissr - icer —C. CI )(retry, Wm. ilogalcy, Wm. Urn
inlet, Jr., \ Valet Bryant, Hugh D. King, Edward
liciurninin, John Ilninarth, P. Ilarbitoßlti N. M• Clot,
FALL IMPORTATION OF IIiRDIVA
LOGAN, WILSON 4 . 00.
ISI9 WOOD STREET,
Are non' prep:m.l 'with a large and fresh stock of
English, German, and American Hardware, to offer
superior ludacemtuts to buyer.. Those wishing to
perch* , will promote their interest by tooting
hrough roe nook, as they bar detain...din roll on
he mom reasonable terms. augls
DIED,
Oii Sonia,' monistic, 24th lost, dat•ta, nerd so
or Henry 4 and Mary ftlattoralt.
The ;::coda of 'Mc family are invited to attend h'
falters!, at 2 o'clock, oa Monday afternoon.
irr Tue %City Third Ane'vereary of the Vow.
Men'alv Satiety be held ibis evening, la tbo
Third PvehliY tartan Chereh, einrinenelny et 7 &clack.
Addreveen will be delivered by the Rev. Illv d rlt .
r.
and the Rev..dasketi,and repo , " ti the il 'ir a
of the Setiely . lor the leer year, will he read.
L'Veln—Sis—Vou will please stonconee the
name Of Musses C. hiosocw, es n capdhlste for the
bleyetulig, subject to the reef called of the Whig
COI ♦noinn. hie. illotgeols admit will be strong)X
arced L 7 a Loa of lj lends, be beaw both eepsble and
boom [noLae•j MANY cnizEm
•
rrEllptißS his services to the ell:mensal Pittsbargh
and vicinity. as a general Business Collector and
Carnarancer. Be mill attend to the collect:lra and
securing of claims in this and *divining gums end
Comities; selling and renting propetry; drawing •of
deeds, honds, Mortgages, and other instruments of
*mating. All badness in his line attended to with
promoters, and ens.'
Refer to LI A. Weaver, Elm& Campbell, jr., F. C.
Easiest, Eq., John' !Morrison, Eq., 'William Mc-
C Tit i c ' e " , 'lrith'l Ge li'Vege, E ., " tsq., Fourth treet
near the /Mayor's Ofte. ' neddhrdisiT
Sacred Busk Beaks.
NEW Connina Sacra, by Lowell Mason.
Carmine Sacra, do
National Psalmist, do
Psalmodist, by Hawing & Bradbury.
P. wry, by Mason & Veil.
Ctuttica Laud., by Lowell Mason.
Bay State Colleen., by Johnston and others.
Mendelsohn Collection. by Hastings & BradburY.
Me-son Harp,-Patent sod Bound Not..
Mirsouri Hannony, Patent Nola*.
Choir Chorus Book, by e. N. Johnston.
Western and Christi. Harp.
Boman ..51elodeon. vola 1,9, and 9.
Boston Glee Book.
New England Glee Book.
Juvenile Oratorios for Schools.
The Young Choir and Young Choir. Corapanion.
A. foil supply of all the above worn rectived,.d
for Mk wholesale or retail s :atblisher. , prices. by
n 025 JOHN H MEL pu LOR, to Wood at
NEW HOORN.
RROBINSON'S Greek and Engtish Lexicon of the
, hew Testament. By Eddins! Potnnaon, D. D.,
L. L. D, Professor of titbit, al Literature in the Union
Theotogleat Seminary., New York. This la a new
ediuon, revised and Ina great part rewritten, In one
viriume royal octavo.
Boehm!, Grammar; the Ent;CM Language in ito
element. and foram with a history of it. origin and
develnpernent. desitmed for rise in colleges atd
.thous. By Wm. C. Fowler, late Professor of Rhe.
torlek in Anaheim College I col Sen.
JootreeePretLand for .ale by R BC/NUN%
n 055 '' 78 Apollo Building., Fourth st
-------
ryas Country Sear nom or the Field, the Forest,
end the Futside. By Wm Hewitt, anther oldie
“klook of Beasens,” "Rural Life In England," e
I mid. lpo.
Pyre Veer. of a Hunter's Life in the far intetior of
South &trio., With notices of the native tribes, and
anecdotes of the Chase of the Lion, Etephan., Hip
Oeponunue, GirMfe, Rhinocetar, &o. By Ronaleyn
Gordon Cunningham. Eq. Y 001.11010, 01011/ 0.
Health, Diocese, and Remedy, familiarly arid prac
draly considered to a (Marjo( their relations to the
Blood. By Gee , Moore, M D.. Member of the Royal
College of Physicians, tee. 1 vol tams.
Tie Misery of Kerne the Great. By Jacob .0-
bon: t vol ISmo. Just received for sale by
R HOPKINS,
cello Bundle,
Elli=ll
IMPORTANT TO
STIGH COACH k•IYAGOIi NIACFACTUBHIIB.
Ik,FIZSRS. SINGER, HARTMAN & PO. have
In !mural the right Or an P atent
Samuel Winger, called Sheffield ltbasbeen
tested by our best coach beeders, and pronounced to
be the best in use. An ordinary coach, with a set of
these axles, running daily, will conserne a half pint
of *lint six mouths The 41110.11 quantity of ell used
.is one of the best evidences we have of the great re
duction of friction, and cansequantly great saving of
power; It will make the coach proprietor. to save 25
per cent. on their stack and feed. Also, it will give
great safety to travellers, the nut revolving watt the
wheel and not having anti connexion with the axle
will entirely pr event the wane! from coming ed.
By proper ,th prenteto will warrant those
axles to last (rota twelve to Steen yeara daily running.
Warehouse, 109 Witter and Oh Front streets, POW
burgh. Pa- 002.5
PRESERVES & JELLIES—Id:d r : g m ve w br . i m.,
djars Rupbenicsi
G Ars Pin.;
Jan received and for sale by j"' anl"" '
1D WILLIAMS & CO
•
nnffi Cor. Wood k. Filth etc
ITIALLONE:1I0 bile Joel received for vele by
nodS J B CANFIELD
p EV4 ASII-0 title for sale by
B CANFIELD
B UTTL:II-10 Lis Ire lb roll, to cloth;
6 brie do do;
20 crock.;
10 kegs solid ettra for Wally use,
J D CANFIELD
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SALERATLIB-ICO bit, a prime article,
10 oasts do for rale by
not.S J B CANFIEI.D
HICKORY NUTS-4 bar for We by
noel 3 0 CANFIELD
11+1° L Asscs — " S TRVV.,r`ZoK . III2PA.7I:IIi7 . 6,
bold 111 Liberty et
I3EARLS—JO lair pro:aroma reo'd for gate by
.1. noet BROWN h. KIRKPATRICK
G REEN APPLES-100 brit in oore, for sale by
not , BROWN k KIRK _ PATRICK _
uT HITE Flll-13 brit and 111 hf brie, for rale by
TV nor. BROWN & KIRKPATRICK
T "Acc° l " :, b .,r, ` .. "` 4 `,1 T '1 r.. " , `, : ' . " ,:;, .., tiy
co,:a BROWN & KIRKPATRICK
("ET: bet W. R Cheese;
.4.1 tors Cream do; for sale by
no:1
. WICK & MoCANIN..FeJS
11000TAb11: casks pare, for solo by
A ravrd tVICE a McCANDLESD
FRESII ROLL BUTTER-19 brio prin. foe aale by
0011 WICK & hIeCANDLESS
Sl . lll L7P—.l5 tdfa on hand and for aria by
n 0.23 .1 5 DILIVitRTII &. CO_
T
ANNY:RS' OIL-40 bell Co bank II
0 Mt , .l 5 DILWORTI & CO
TAR—:S belt N. C. Tar, or hand
noel - J it rntArunTi aco
C IAYT/ IFS PINS—De bo S o r tkre' ,, , , l Ikr , .g i te u b l e p
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co
coal VG Lihen 41
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DAIRY BUCKETS —A covered borer:, laerY eon ,
'comet (or Storekeeper., Dime Eger. lot &
aale by
,mano • Wel IIeCLBRO CO
Fatz ,,, g MACCARONI tr IT t . N 1 c C ftLE C7l . 4C
byi
H ~-..i 5 ,,,,p. 1- r i c-. 1, 4 41, 1 , ,A t i a r: t
, D , D . @
for Sal o
pet
ors2l _ JAMES A 114 - 11.1111+1 ACO
'V 0 411:11.k9.$ CZ-44 brio nes crop. Irindtng per
IN. atevinar Naatrator. (or sale by
mm :AMES A If UTC112 . .94 N A (N
XOTICE
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1018 hewn! omen. that the 641 0 , 1 ,
lion filet, in the Regimes OtAes
A llegheny
iunnty, amounts Of their revvral &edam, is Adoneir.
(ratan, Tocentom, and lismitione, and that said ac
re-onto aril! tv. presented in the Orphans' Oran of the
enunty aforesaid, for coofirmanon and alledwance, on
Monday, the Z. 14 of December next,
Ilogh McClellan& Adoniummoor of Daiwa Magic',
deceased.
John D. Homer, Adentomtrator of James Allison,
docamed.
Thomas Cibma and A Hilands, Adoilnistratorsof
ere:glum: P 'swan, doccasad, final account.
Jamea Ralovg and B. N...liedf, 0(
D. Nimmons. deveawd.
Banewlillicwart, Adinuostrator of Jamie. Gilmore.
devalued.
S-111.41 DiewarLEXecalOr of Lillsbelh Johnston,
deeemeit.
Illashort Ashworth, Acting Administrahor of J 8
Rirlellarlevexted. .
Herman er, Lacroix& of Smith IL Stone, deold.
tr, Admintstrotor of Marsh. Thompson.
deceased
Done Pirnaork, didsolnloratfir of Geo Dram, deold
D W. IVernabefg, Aduantstrator of A. D. %Tema-
Deng, deceased.
P. C Shannon. Administrator seam tesduriento an.
neon" of Sarah T. Leans, der eased ,
811a4er nod U. A. Paylor, Ailiounistratots
ofJohn Slimier decease&
Woo G. How kink Attar nistrator of AaronVihnalicr,
deceased. asp. account.
Samuel Stewart, Korean" of lobo Drown, deed.
Jataelll fliibb, Adonnistrator of Jae Long, dec'd
Hobert !Dean le, Administrator anima, Thompson,
deceased. ,
James McCabe, lisardian of minor helm of James
Kern. deceased.
Peter Kellar, Guardian of Sao& Ili Kollar.
William Armstrong. Guardian of mluor helm of
W. , A.dastrooh. JOHN SCOTT, limenner
Deemer's Oleo, November CM, IvAl —rmPAWI2I.
Adaslainsates , s Motlee.
NOTICE, hereby frtren, Ott. William Denson, of
the T0101%0•1 . 0 01 Allegheny city, bast been
pointed administrator of the ensue or John Donald•
son, late of Allegheny city, deceased. All pereons
baying claims against said estate are hereby requested
to present them, duly itathentloated, I•r ...clement ,
end ail those being indebted thereto required to
make immediate payment to the subset, bey
non, wrier AVIGLIAJI BEN N, Adm.r.
iI'IIE &absent.. in•iten the attenuon of merchants
and othershl. large and well assonedatock of
onarl, to
Glove., Under Ehins, and Domenic The
above ankles in Bilk, \Aunt, Morita), and Cotton, of
all saes and prices, canotantly on hand and for male
low, by (noEll Fll EATON
=11:1213
MR. D. LANDBIAN respectfully 112(0,1111. the public
of his Intention to give lessons on the Pinon lio
kind rreeptlon on his fir. residence In Pittsburgh
emboldens APIs to hope fora liberal .hate of patron.
age. Ladies and gentlemen who wish to see him will
please !Care their addresses at the Mule Stares of
Mellor or 11. Kleber. notthdlw
ROOM WANTED—Th• subscriber
willies to Tent • furnished room in II mi•liln b 01111!
Address, R. LANDMAN,
At Kicker'. Music More, Third at
Wooten Goods.
20 . .41?ifoz ne L:e w
deixen . elpTyeTir
60 do: Boys' assorted Con:form
50 do: Girls' do Palerenen;
10 don do Opera Caps;
3uodoz Woolen Coffsi
23 don Children.' Wool Mittens;
—Anon do do Rack ,
to dos heavy do do
It do, Wool Muftiond VIC20}11101;
At wholesale and retail. F II EATON,
11011 62 Fourth et_
300 N i l%
W no ClF , l ,, Al 2 ..2:2:l` s i o l . 7 . l t 6l .. v n A gc ßiz, ,, l i t Tr
Maui gearlet, Crimson, 1110 a nod Love:odor, lijo ' cl
nod Whoa, Blue tort Black mixed, alt of nor nod
nambers.
Also, on nsortment of EAgEnh, Tapestry, and
Zephyr Worsted.. InoDI
_F EATON
Pittsburgh Navigation and Fir•
an n. Company , .
rpm; Dircetors of lhls Company have, this day, or
dered rapaymr, out Of the capitol stock, ol
Thirty Five Wo rin phase. payahre on or titer tho
25th lostant, at the 01100 of the Associated Firemen'.
Ingurantoldoropony, In the Monongahela Honor.
BOITT FINNEY, Sooty
If4l—no2A3l
Pittgburgh, Nov. 21
4 URPHY A. BURCHFIELD have received a large
snarly of BLACK'SILK LACES, cheap. nogg
MURPHY 13URCIWIELD hate received • new
and superior ankle of WINTER HOSIERY for
Ladies. Al., Alpaccas, Lambs' Wool, Cashmere,
Fleecy Silk, Itubel, &a.
AL BURCHFIELD always keep • sappy
137 of the sellOkaa =Shrinkable WELSII FLAN
NFLS. . •03
p4U RPM! ft BURCHFIELD have reeeivad
ply of Crib and Cradle Blanket.; also, Bed B.
ctf or 01;11.1s/it
R OLL;iIUITEII-9 bits f i r7h c : i it'A r l tar
AT 0, BUOAR—I3 411.15 to antra Rer Naviool
J 9 DILWORTH &I
IIITsock• mall, for b
nIAI3 • WICK & /4eCANDL'
BUOICWiIEAT nous—mucks exu*limllo
coin WICK &M•CANDLESS
- - --
SWE CIDER—A ecry_caperior article, received
sad for sale by WNI A ideCLURG CO
nog) Mt Liberty vt.
NSW :BOOKS! BOOtelg
AT HOLZIEES' LITBRA4Y iSSPOT,
Third inner, oppositd tee Post Office. ,
LONDON Art Journal for November.
.Edutburgh Renew for r Hooter.
Harper' New Moothly Magarine--st large supply
of th e back embers received.
Pictorial Field Book, No 9. -
Mysteries of the Court of Naples. By Reynolds.
Pictorial Courier for New Texts.
Cello; or New York al..e ground and tinder g
Ily v ti c O. Fr----
jester.
Talley Farm. By C.J. Petenton.
Orate Templeton, by Charlea Lever;
Iron Moak. By Alexander Damao.
SODA ASII-29 narks Mospratt Sari'.brand,
landing and for We by
nc,U
.TAUM DALZELL
CODER VINEGAR, am-rimed pare, la.t rneeived
AIgaCLURG & CO
filliphrit Bar s•aling Advertising En.
wangles..
No 263 Alatitsom ttnwt,iYeut York. •
TAE subscriber in soliciting the patronage of all
who may see this advertisement, feels none of
that hesitation, with which a new article Is brought
before the public. The experience. of years has es
tablished their imperiority beyond all gaud/mould
he confidently rem .to th tesdmeny of Alme bum.
urn men, who have used these enveloves s audio his
rapidly inereasing sales, as proof of their excellene.
The followrinx sirs a (swot Me reasons far Malt popu
larity.
lot nu the place occupied by the seal a person may
have his name, business. and address, conspicuously
and beautifully emboased, colored or plain, thus af
fording perfect security against fraud. WI. The En•
Tallies cannot be opened without being destroyed.
Neither wax nor wafers are required to seal them.
4th. Upon the miscsmage of a letter the seal insures
its Immediate return to the' sender Instead of being
buried menthe in the Dead Letter Office. 6th. The
Envelopes are famished at almost the same price as
plain once. 6th. Each :met mailed is a mast elfeetive
advertisement, mire to attract the' attention of all
through whose hands it may pass The following is
a list of prices for Dies engraved on brass, and which
wilt last for years; and of Envelopes of the umal aloe,
either white or bud, of good paper, and made &elbow,
with name, address, to
Prices of Dies. Prices of Envelopes made
20 letters or leer • • • • SI 00 as above
20 to 20.- ..-- G.OU
301, 40------ OCO
40 to GO
60 to 100 LI 00 16 00
When it Is not convetuent to forward amount of
order per mail or exprost o a relereneo to a reepeetablo
New York IlauseWill be sufficient. All omen will
meet with prompt' mention If addressed.
WILLIAM MURPHY,
213 Madison rt., eW York.
oOrdenwill be auended to promptly i f left so the
stores of Messrs. Siben & Mau. IA Wall street, or of
Messrs. 11. Jerolimaa t Co-, 131 William street.
N. 13 —Business Cards embossed in colors from
same Does, at 610 par thousand. nond3m_
SUGAR-301111 a pri l f i itAt ri rez'tior aa2 T b f r icir,
norda 141 Liberty st
ROLL BUTTER—Ie brie fresh, for gala by
men BROWN & KIRKPATRICK
srrs. TURPENTINE— boosts for sale by
I KIDD &CO, Go Wood st
ENGLISH EMERIE-2:40 It. very supetior. •
sizes, for sale by [oe23l JUDD & CO
Q AL SODA-2U emirs for vale by
O nn2.; J KIDD lc CO
GUM A BABIC—GOO The fin mho by
n 023 J KIDD te CO
CANARY SEED—G barrels for sale by
as2,l J KIDD & CO
- -
I=l:==
WW. WILSON, comer of Market and ppounh
.
streets, as received by ectirew.ikis tabrointi
syleaditi Chronometer Watch., torcrityJcwels
and eighteen Rams. These watches were made eV
preeily to my order, and.of imparter workmanship.
At.., en band, the largen and best easortincrit of
Gold and gilver Wat, h. ever offered for wile hi this
city. Geld Patent Levee Watches, (cons 510 to 5100;
three dozen on hand, fn..wt Sle to 11411, of but quality
gold, and warrauted times. noV
_
R. C. 6T.9OKTON.
(L Johnsum & Stockton,)
B IL/ ookseller, Stationer Printer and Binder,
AS an hand a very extensive shock of , Blak
.g_g, Books, Paper .4 Stationer 7, not suipmed by
any other in the city, In quantity, qua li ty, or varietY r
whieh:he will dispose aro. the moat reasonable teams.
Prating and Binding of every deseriptien exteated
with neatness and despatch. No 47 Market at. ace&
F LOUR -02 brio Teseived i p f cede by
0.111 H JOHNSTON,
nod/ 111 Second el
DRY PEAC"E-'-''" in
V,Mlf`itilizgro-N
IWED-1 barrels for sale by •
natl. WM II JOHNSTON
GREEN APPLES—U O berre t to ,
iIItIZSTON
lff_no2l
BROONIB--115 doten Yale by
nc2l W 51.11 JOHNSTON
T' EC; UUTTER-1J her; for xkle
11 n WM II JOHNSTON
SM.Elltlatti---1 bets jam ree4L per Allebtgan lin
and for sale Ices by JA.VES DALZELL
r. 042 N. 70 Waxer Kesel
MO .ASSES_ obis new erne la. 11. Mottoso last
wed per 11. II Luella ma for sale low by
JAlll.g. lISALZF.LL
SUNDIIII-;.4-4O boxer Candles;
brirt 4 oJetraro,
ecut• do 'l.ding from Smo
WorhiorLon,ll33.l for sale by 3AIkIEI DALZELL
8023
RYE FLOUR-10 bbts Rye flour, in morn and f•
see by RutlLbo:7, LITTLER CO
raver laberif
8 ,71 -11M-15 Kano,
lu bbl. (rasa Rail rend. ' and for aala by
1.1nr2 ROETIOON, I ATTLE & CO
ll 3 1L) b " fr r kco
WOLEN tEICKS—R ion sale by
.1.1 ROBISON, LITTLE & CO
RUCKWIIEAT FLOUR—SO ruck. for ule by
rural ROBISON, LITTLE tr. CO
N VOt 7. 6 uekot rt rel i t , e , d ß Ml , 4l , u ab i c .rim k
CO
RAUS—IO racks received for Gale by
111 , 21 ROBISON. LITTLER C
BLACK LEAD—IOW lbe bestG . enran, foe itale by
y oral 11 E 5E1.LF:41..517 Wood nt
A LCOlli/L-10 barrel. jute retched for main by
nog It E SELLERS
SPT: r 7 , UIit'ENTINE-1
=el
JUST received tor otte o
lorlt,le Yorsel,
Syrup lodine,
Comoserne,
Aro... Mansur,
Cyonido Mercury,
Veratne r
noel
t Wood street,
Acetic Miter,
Ott Cube.,
Solution T.,
lied Wm:State
Biearb. Pawn,
R ICE—I 2 tr. freah t;lst
for gate by by
ISAIAH DICKEY t CO
Vront & Water in
COFFEE-7 .A 110 bags boa landing, far sale by
ISAIAH DICKEY tc CO
ANUFACTURED TOBACCO-110 bli&asortnd
1.11. brandr, nor, landing for sale 1.7
coin :IdAIAIR DICKEY & CO
W
/IITI: brls and 20 Id Ms far sale by
noVI DM lAD DICKEY h CO
WINDOW GLA4K-300 has arported brands
noti ISAIAH DICKEY & CO
CHMS' E—GO boo of RoodrOolity, for WO by
WA ISAIAH DICKEY L CO
CASSIA—WO moro for gala by
.21 ISAIAH DICKEY t CO
O. primo,elL nc2{ r
N .w .2 1..1N5-t..00 bag natr
WILSON
NO 3 MACKEREL-13'0 brls tor we by
rul2l W h F WILSON
ATC TAR—IIIS ge brio, for sale los, to close.
oral W & F WISON
'T Tol ROSlN—tau brio for onto 11,7, to close., by
I`l 3 ll/t/I F WILSON
PErumtarenip.
Important branch of !Education ears be ob
tained at Pittsburgh Commercial College. Stn
dente can rile? for Instruction either dill or evening,
or both, with the privilege of remaining Ull they 'elite
good• meantile
nol rc
rdit 0. K. N, Imnractor.
G==l
Corner or Third and Market omits
CHARTERED A. D. tr.O.
The only Chartered Inatir , ion of th e kind in Penny.
as 1617.
John Deming, Princip Instmetor 1¢ the Science
OfAcrOunts.
0. K. Chamberlin, Professor of Penmanship, Mei ,
Comae Computation, he.
Alex. Al. \Verson, Esq., Lecturer on Commercial
The come of instruction include Book Keeping,
and its &policemen' to every branch of huainesa, lec
tures on COMmtreill Law and Commercial Science,
Penmanship, Mercantile Computation, ete.
Students can enter the College at any time, mid
when endeedoaill receive a Diploma, signed by the
Faculty and giamlning Cvmmluee. notil
AN imelligent well educated Lady. as a partner to
aid in Machine it ecru nice Female School in the
ol our city. Wanted, Mimes ity our two
cities or towns around, for several eyed Book Kee
and Salesinen, in wholesale or retail stores, or wore .orp.
housemen: and for a number of men and boys of all
ages. Money borrowed And
le
lee. PiClll.o call at
ISAAO lARRIS'
Agency & Office.
FRTIALI.:—Ihe Daily Garette, and all our nails
nd several weekly newspapers. A variety of
crChringe nuvropuperl from many of oar principal
townie and Cilia!, and several kinds of Almanacs far
lent. A temperance chart and several maps.. A
mineral water and cupping and leeehing eign.
small supply of hoed. linitetationerylorsale Cheap, by
ISAA(7 HARRIS, Filth Meet.
A!CRON EIRE PitLitir • Pialcir--111 - 7,aiiii • W - ri:
calved for rale, wholesale and retail, lir •
, 7k H PHILLIPS
oral 7 & It Wood at .
INDIA HUDDEik DOODAD - wet rereivfdTit
the Indio Rubber Depot,-
21 Capes., wan !leave., long rut;
iv extra heavy Pea Coate;
it do Office.' Coat,;
It pairs
2 do: Sou' Werteri;
•' dot Della' Meade;
2 dot Lion%
•
2d. Dogs;
do: pair Men'. 1 1 110,1 Glover;
2 dot pair do Mittens; ter We b 7
nO2l J k II PHILLIPS
NEW EOOKS.
ATREATISE on Popular Edneation. By James
Mahn*. A. M. late Superintendent of Publi
unction In the State o(Mlchlyan.
• Alton Locke—Tailor pdd Poet; an Autobiography.
The theory of Madatna Roland. By John Abbot.
['tetanal Field Rook Of the Revolution. By Demon
J. Looting. No 9.
Received for sale by,' ft C STOCKTON
Prinr, Book
& seller & Mader,
no`2o C te or. Tbira Market sta.
"r_pCiLrUITITITII-7bele prime fresh, received, and
11 0 for sale by It DALZKLL &CO,
no2o
Orel
NIURPIIV k BURCHFIELD have dun opened a .
iresh supply of the varlet., go.UUen o(the above
article, including Llack twilled, very Mar. Alm,
French Doeakina and Caasinteres, black and Aunty;
and Black Satin Vesting, at vety low .ppeea for
quality.
VEGI BUTTER-7i k
Al. mai '"1" 11 DAZELL aCo
ALERLTUB-23 tau in bin and 1=1:1. W eb ?
. RDA
Timccrin SEEDS-. 10 bd. of deb,
.0 2 a 0 baud and for
co
Sous /L9ll-412 ea
Canal. for sale Crt-, • " •
nattdlol •
SACTLXD IKIZ3IIO.
THE Dew Carmine Soares or Boom collection of
Glom. Music,orn= Me moss popular
tunes psalm and hymn g use, tomnbersath •
great 'salary of now Moss, chants, mown and an•
tams; the whole being one et Ma mom conollem col
lections of music for samba,' conmgulons, sissdirm
sebools and societies, extant • BY Lowell Mason.
A supply of the obese received and to sale by
• JOHN IL MELLOR,
no2o 81 Woo. st
XCELLENT FAMILY' TEABO3OO per lb, roe'nle
b • NO2Ol MINIMS &
CANDIED Mange and Lemon P. el, for Ws by
ll no2o ' MORRIS & HAWORTH
-DIME GRAPE JUICE, pale or dalkj COT We by
nO2O MORRIS A HAWORTH
A L TEW HAMS—Jast rewind ro Gnaw:Lad, end
DI for tale wheastle and retail. kl
no'.) MORRIS & HAWORTII
Baas Ira Enna,
HE ben of Wives , Brandles, ennoble for me
dieinall or other parposeaman always be procured
wholesale or retail at MORRIS &HA w OATH'S
Ilea/ Tea k Wine Store, la the Ulacoond
11714. d hicCLURO, do CO.weald respectfelll Irv;
VW town their eustomers and the liable, that they
will beret be cosstautly supplied with FREIIII
OYSTERS, daily received from Baltimore. none
GOSHEN CHEESE—A lot of *wrier peel=
Cheese; Jan receivedcod tor ode by
oceo Veld A IideCEURO & CO -
QMOKED HERILINGLarge new saaltd, in Soo
ord.r,iut recemed'usrinle by
VAS • MeCLURC; ( 7cCO
.40
SITUATION WANTED.
EITHER as a Clerk or Salesman In a mercantile
hone, by a gentleman who ban had some ex
perience In a general %benne. Salary not so much
an object as a situation. Hardware or grocery bast.
nesg would be preferred, Address Box No 4;
'betty city P. 0.. .Satlilectory rekronees will be
nolgalar•
••
• 7 50
77t4OLA89ES-30 b -Is New Orleans HAMM
LLL snle last r stud for sale Ay_
nol9 JOHN WATT & CO
Mi=rl
•
ÜBT received at 25!1 Liberty street,
•
JLayer Milano, in Whole, or, and eighth time;
Dwelt do ,do do do do
&edit,. do; • I
Banana do;
1 8 1 u: ll i.14=1 ; arge Lad email diante;
1. owns noloy Pruned; In boron.;
The above are all in a order, ardor-II beiold low
noln Whl A' FICCLURO & CO
FLOVR—iSO bele T. 0 Pollock'.iFlour ju t reed
for eale by DOLEIRIDGO & muutuar,
0019, • • 11. Water et
Cold W•Ot.hal , Goodo
railltSilY Jo BURKEIFIELD'initur attention to
171 Weir roil alsOrtmen; of goodi, peculiarly adapted
(or Com, Wurwm.,ittek
llama made and f..anam BLANKETS;
Wenn Home made Flannels;
do Twilled ',do;
Barred and Brown do;
Weak Kimmel.; 1 '
Linsey.;
Barred Pehrse Cloths;
Winter iloalery, Winter Gloves; Worsted Searle,
Comfort., An. at north cut corner of Foanh and
Market street's. . nol9
hf. chest., .Yout.g Hylton, Mak, and
Imperial Tear, cabled and to arrive, tor tale by
tioltt A CULBERT: 4 4.3N &CLOUSE
Fdl CATTY boxes Y . U. end Irv. Teas, on band
len./ and to nuive i fogig i ta
.48 vioN
cum
„BE
CIDER. YINEGAR-75 brls on hand a.nd for we by
cafe A CULIIER.TBON & CLOUSE
T OBASCC-10 k &t i t= bee mr;W 6y
sol.n -81" B*1"
No ll i dg, ' trAMI6 7 IVS & CO
POWDER--1000 Kegs Book Powder, for sale by
, 12015
13UTTE8-30 ten. filrenehEY. MAT/MEWS & CO
peeked,
12 brie Id* do
5 tai. do Facked; ree , g , [diode. by
WM BAGALEY tc CO
/8 & Z) Wood st.
1., , 1 ATiIEIDS-10 nth., bee reere,Ohlo, for 'ale by
col 9 AVAI DAUALEY A CO
D RUM FRUIT—DIO be dried Peaches; • '
100 b. third Apples for sale by
flats we& newit.Ey & co
NE%L/CLASS t.-4 Vstzero
I i a 3 Afgi Bl;
pg• ens, lan•E” to •• •!•+.• •
UTCRISON & CO
A: A .1 I A ✓✓e ., . •Im on tee'. at
sale b [motel HARDY JONIEZ k CO
HOT-69 kegited number., COT Sale by
0 noI9 lassin 7AS A HUTCHISON &CO
SYRUP IdOLASSES76O brie Br Louie, real
S. per calmer J. Q. la
dlld for rate
noiN . JAB A.UTCLIISON A CO
I)EHNED 81.16AR8-7110 brie eseartioil, embed,
' powdered, and e!ariSed, In wore and for sale by
•JAS A HUTCILISON &CO
rlot9 Aare St lends Sannr Refinery .
UV MTV FISH, PICKEREL k TROUT—C band
VV and hal Mar/cll, on hand and fon rale by
noIB • WICK an MeCANDLESS
br.,vats-is caste received for sato by
WICK & MCCANDLESS
H E IW GS-H6 D x .. i.d V . l: l ;a l
DOTASTOES—Mbarni. for .I.le by
oat 9 . WILE AfeCALNDLViS
CH6E.E.-1O bsrt Cream Jut rttalved fat sale by;
nalB WICKk IiteCANDL9
BROOMS -84. des Corn Itmets for sale try
not 9 WICK &Mee/12101MM
PAR-100 be, N. C. Tar , tpir c r:g s , ANDisss
oola
10111 A Bh7rATTdaT,Criito - i — •
-I.)for sale by . KIER dc
nolB r Canal Hula:
Itjr AtIKEREL-10 bd. Na I, re taie by
ILL nolb - • ; KIER &JONC9 -
royFFlELWritiak — dbaufltigg—A mann
JJ lot tor tale by faell3; KIER JONID3 -
DRy VENISON HAMS, fat sale by
bolt. KIER JONES
- - --
JTCNTATA govt.'s—Ls uperior 'ape ona for
_sale be' Inelel KIER ic-JONVI
& a.AF, eomuauyoo
bawl and for sale by HIES &JONES
WANTED,
TEN 81paes Bank ot • Pittltambi l S A V iig iavni
polo
E3:=2l
T llF.:ceektielderi oi'the Palmathreat& Salt Mane
nient'oettefee haaWd and ell "
renter=
reqcdrad te be paid *tithe Milt kirtany at 416 alike of
molg,
'Cults
• By order Of 1116 Board of Directors.
GEORGE TII9MPSON. Tre.ooorJk Seer
Taremuto, Nov.l4llulB.lo.—tbr. . •
Lake isirsteler Trout Salaams
30BILLS Lake Superior Trost Salmon, but reed
dos hem Pittsburgh and Pon Royal Copper
Mining Co. mese fah for exceed, le fine ..or and
Woes% any coo p% he the lower lake., and put *P la= r t."
"' Hr . Mr: Filth u & msria=•.o.7
el. StiDA-30 casks English, for we by
0 nag_ • PAHNESTOCK &CO
SAT.3PLVEIE-83 keys refleal s for sale by
noll6 SI A PAIINIETOCIL k CO
IsIkOILLCH haLL-47 cesssrlimly.
CO .111,1 G B A FAHIMTOCICk CO
VP£4Ol
BALTB-110 Obis Put meiTod ons, tot o
.1 KIDD t CO
No 60 Woedth
V iAC r " T:r ned V
aldfoa=7. al iPDD O
C Aar ROA , -abaiss forpla j b6 a co
OVOULUILS-60 olos assorted for bleb by
nolb I KIDD & CO
UDA ARROW ROOT—I elm or re. s by
• 16 /JUDD tc CO
A lIIERICAN ARROW RI --330 shsfor aa.a:uy
A
note J JUDD& CO
ly :( 1 /44..." .., ASII , Ter17 1 111 t PIMA ,rrii
Wen 'shortly 'Weillilzhlbltad In Pittsburg
lilaynell celebrated genes ail/rands;
PANOR
• j 1112111,10
A VOYAGE TO EUROPE ,
Embracing magniliceittviews of &wog, its Harter,
the Atlantic, Liverpool,
L 0 N D.O N ,
From the Thames, passing under the Bridges, and
ending with a view attic
Tnexklis
Brilliantly Illaminated;and both banks orate beautibl
HI PLR 11.111INIt,
Due notice will be Oven attic day of opening.
• nots:deodtf
SALESMAN WANTED, by 'a 'Philadelphia Dry
Grads House—otio able to influence a good cult
end tin meetly , trade fronnWertern Pentuylvaataand
Ohio; be meld be of good character and qualidid to
take • position as a first rate miles:am None other
need apply. Communications swill be considered eon-
GdenuaL Address, post paid, Box 7tl Philadelphia
Poet Orme. nolikdoodtm
Sup•rl or Eleotob sad Irish liVELCkey. ,
PUNCHEONS Stewart'. celebrated Malt Whis
key, ornery delicate donor.
12 puncheons Mellen% Waterside, entre , anent)
and high proof, under output house lock.
Also, Brendles of different vintages and brands In
half, quarter, and octanes. Iniporte, mad for sale by
II bIeCALLA,
nos.S:deodlin2p—lla ri3 Walnut to. Philadelphia
LILES NAVEL'S BRAVING CREAX—Where
0
the mart who does not appreciate the lexury Of 111
easy shave! If ay there be, we do not addren on.
selves to hint. Bat to all others we may, if lon wig
to render shaving a pleasure,parehase a box ofJules
Hones Almond Ptstachig or Ambrosial She •
Creams. Ills utterly Impossible to find ROOMS to •
scribe the feelings era persen who bag beau used •
Shaving with Clanaly soap, epouroildn, trial of thl
for the first time. I t a combination o mender,
miranne, and Ple!stste.: • •• •
JUI. 11.1 GEL'S SHAVING entails egeesl
Maly etnollleriu rendering thastillett and Meet
beard soft and pliable, reducing OA admirable lathe •
and by Its utnimply mild -nature allaying all trrt•
tion, and preventing that 'Unpleasant and mid .
attic sale wideh to so often experienced et, sha
mg. Gentlemen rasing ialea Ilatualts Shaving Oren •
may thee the coldeu-; and moat plem.W. wind, hstl
mediately alter Its useositheat . the aka been
chopped. And Owe who once nee ly we can safe
say
.willnevettna any other,' -
One great advantage, which...rill - be especianY •
Remitted byithose :who weir *deicers, to the fae.
that It will eat *teeter tleabeard s which PM ao
• _tilt d'? VIII& • MD/ ...I may appearance to I.
vagac,..l ...at th ere. :Ades Ilauera Slaving • -
are dcmPhata Illaiwrallanni compounded with ale
to the utter emelt:Mot of all; amities calculated
render the elvarelloa of anplesaant, and w
be appreciated by 11l who mho trial of *mat . .- I
Prepared Italy by
. • . JULEI43 Perfammr and tillemial,
, a ISOCbestast
-Far tale, litroltude and real!, by B. A- FahnestA
& Co" alt. E &ellen, Phuburn; and /An &am
end 3. Mitchell, Alli;tbeny cas. aepTr
To 501100. L V111,11.011Z11.116
A MALE testier, competent to sunertntand a Ism
(1. sehaelortU End a drablet situation, and re
ceive a liberal Waxy, by outing trornedi eta ayyli-
OVUM ik_PCIIIM. to the Ward of Dlaeatiou, in the
Olen of Volum:bran& comtf,Obto.
By order of dos Bmull. •
nodedlhekretts9.. W. R. MACKINTOSH Bee',
SIGHT 'ORA F T S
NEW
DAL T . IP/SoicE,
li.HIL,ASELpIi IA
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE,
ST. LOUIS!,
art
.401.r# tottNravp
For aalo , A. V.11.61N8 A, CO ,
Cor.llani 6: Market .to
T EA-1 .06 11T:ekes's Y. N. P rajt t .rr nd I , tn it p7 w far s al e
co gibir
rebeitaizigaiiiej;wilia
, ri keg. Gedke's 6 mkt. tor tale by
0010 RIIEV, dISTTICEWB k CO
Lr 11513-1.32 r. o 3 Mae ere •
Z 3 tuts No IL Herr - lop
' casks Codllabr
' co boo dry Ilenieq, for sole by
, Rimy, Al ATTIIEWEI k: CO
Insulated& I Dlaarkata I
rURPII V & BUROLIFIELD hese just reteived a
„,,imly or home made and C” t.. 011
Fifteen Dollars perpalr. tin latter• premium
article, and very reperlor. darn. Clllt and Cradle
Blankets of dnierent aims. reels
➢'Oft SALIi.
THfi FACT.ORY attend on the cornet or Rebecca
Lea Corm saute, romans aweigh Lacork
forget, netatfy put la thorough ninif kriee moder
ate, W terms nay. Apply to • .
_kola ' , , • , & IRVIN
mu - .W-14 bed ed. day red'd tali - ale by
b014..._. 7 - SIIRIVER 4.11A101F.4
cc elltilt3ll WRITING—ISO bes soporior, for sal
10 by A A FAIINF.-rock co °
Rot, First WNVood sts
COVa—I2OO lbs for salt by
roll_ II A FbIiNFaIQZ3Z
1061L11.400 kegs smarted rombars, band, for
oak (roil] . _ LIAITST IRVIN
BLK IRON-700 tons ssariid ores, fa rale by
not{ RAIRD IRVIN
!I}I4I6—ISO bfrteji Tnr,(or~aao by
. ISM AIL DICK &CO
ml{
SEDIE-403 bis in store nel . for ale ter
C
0014 ISAIAH Die6EY rs 00
WIIITE FlB/1-11,0 brls and Orts for sale by
eine IBAIA II nICREIr a CO
14'14. 0 14 . DICKEY CO
' a i ' nt "'Ng)°, MINL•U. 1
OP. . •• VAIINIBII-73 pkgs.Crie, ann.
GS
and carriage, tot bv
nol4 taAlnu LICC}..7 CO
TIONEY-4 beautichl article, pm 5p — 0
boics to
H
fu!alY °l* & CO
- P.PS Llbenrm
nol4 .
pl&itt APP borta Norton .tut
L TM' Ita&a&une, Jut ruretvd (pr.& •
4314 WU AMeCLIIHCI&CO
TAR— 00 • `. e, or .al, by
nOl4 i WM SAGA LEY tr. CO
"CWOOA, — tircriZg b z Baer% c000t , ;
: 606 do do I , l s , r ,rgocolatc,fornle
by ' (nol4l WMII HAOALEY& CO
.1.01611. V •,0 bNe Poz2,:fr -
JAL.. •
sztla by
Wbl EItiGALEY & CO
nol4 1 lO/ 20 Woad Ft
130 IIIDEH-7600 [egg bh.e.tr and nab, IJoyezd
roamaratiore, 19111.1.1013 and to armre, -
nol4 .9. DILWOITII & CO
QA.FETY FUNE-2S brls inapt - dor quality on hand,
13 unit .1 8 DILWORTIM CO
91.&11-430 brim N. 0.7 v. for ..145 by
1 riol4 BURBR' ME ft INCH RA3I
Ikm owillaEs—zit+77tiTholames i for We A by
1.11, u 01.4 : I3I.IRIMIDG E ,E ck NSIIR
riCYDPltli—treasksjust retell s- id - for kale b
; 111131117R1001: Le. INC
rt 43 -8 I%bbV.==.,
; at"'"C°ll7,iZTt,riari'V;'';,'e'o
SUN ll '
LIMII tr oColo v 9. F
nd •
igo;
V r'pP : ;
b rl eCal;
• 1 bCr.M;
IbrrGger;o;
brl in
r , - I brl Pepper, fere.k
nol4 . I D WILLIAMS A - CO
• ELERIDEINCE :FOE SALE. •
THE anhteriber often for sale, th e rine en Which
I„ he ecrides:in th e Second Ward, Cite of-Alle
gheny, containing El earn, the improvements consist
of a cottage Inanaion. large grapery cod •derelling,
portent ledge, ham, Mabee, and carnage house. to
gether *lava thrifty apple lind . paane enhaed The
greenlet are hannoneely laid pa, With beautiful shade
latid Snit treet;Onaln, flower.,
Title Indio petable,and ponessiongireniinmediate.
ly. Ravin 11.2,the venire. on Ohio lane. or at the
elan of W OIL ROBINSON,
no2kellwlatT ' 09 Routh et, Ptuaburgh.
7 BBIJRADniVITIIOTIT YEAST,
recompound is warranted to produce Ihe within
it-Abe effecto, as follows:
Birectiods for making Bread, Teo Cakes, Buck
wheat Cam, km, by which si saving,ls erected in
the Flom of &boat Weer crab I ' _
To Make 'Breod—To cash pound of flour add two
teaspooehli of Compound and the usual soon y
salt, mix them thoroughly together adult. dry. this
makes a prepared roar the You coo mu and and
ma as -Mime, then add 88 much cold water Rill
make She dough the meal Weems; - knead ell,
sod let stand Mean minimal before baking, o e or
two boon will do no hurt. Mama mimed hot
mach Wane, sad babe ot once, hut. will - do no hurt
to stand fifteen or twenty minutes. There as no dod
ger of grades too math of this Compound. I. the
Bread,' is will not tarn th e bred yellow os see um
does orlon used to excess.
Tooted pat the shore Compound 11118 Tea • a.,
Pli6dlngs, JobanyCatap, Indian Clams:Huger Oleo,
Corn blest Cakes, Corn Bread, Brown Bread, s -t,
Boner Cakes, Beebehent Cokes, Apple Alm Hags
Pot Piss, and for all baking purposes.
Bold by 11 E SELL 115.,•
• iron'saLs,
AFEW :Sharks Cuff Mae Stack; 'also,
American arsA'Wertera Insurance Rik
Apply to Baird & Livia, 114 Second amt.,
Our limeoad Bupply-491 open
If MP= & ouncaviu hero now co • plead
the opening of a very large SECOND so ply of
Goods for the Winter, and ran idol every ease
ment to buyers to make their purchases fr• teem.
Ladles will had
French Merinos and Coburg. of 41 . 101 M: 0 o
Printed Plena Cashmeres and de Leine., al wool;
Oold Medar, do Ingredtransty, •fnew
hilts, at a:locals;
Neat Myles and solid colors, an loos on 111
'
Changeable Poplins In great re•tety of oh es;
Dress Bilk end Satins of newest styles most
desirable colons -
Scarfs, Neck Ribbons, Bonnet Bit boor, Gloiu end
Hosiery, &C., and a MB supply of Housekeeping
Goode, at lowest possible prisms Especial attention
is all* invited to their einnee make of Shining hhts•
line end kith Linens—the law warranted pare firm
Nanh east corner of Fourth snd Al ark et en. noI3
1, for sale by:
VIER &J(11111i3
75:BMIt'SgiliergilleNfargs7fili grade.;
bale. Yellow . • do do;
Width "do
• 6 'do Green Booking do • , do
L5OO pia apprOved myle Blankets, do
60 pa - 9-. rap.sack Flannels, all Guides;
99 psi French, (ienturr, We. of England, and
AlllCTiCall Black, Blue, Brown, te"lnvitrible
Green Broad Cloths;
30 Beaver Cloth, atone dsolarto•
/3 ps Blud, Brown, Green, mul Black deans;
Jan received from manufactaren, and recent iprt
atom Merchant. am respectfully invited to cell and
ciandna the IMMO at • A A AIASOM A. CO'S
ourg . - 01 Market st
England and New York. 'We hare obtathe..th w e
Mornay for them in Pittsburgh, e xam Malts teachers
and echool committees to call and ine them:—
. No.l=-31.1p orate Western Hemisphere, 821E9 Inch.
Nolb. - do. Eastem - do • do;
No 3.- • — dci North America, , 70 a.
N 0 .- do United Stales, • 70 82 •
No doEurope, 70 179
No do I;A . 701 79
,No 7-. do B. America fc Africa, 70 14
Price of the Salm, with key. 6E4 or the firs, two
Heogiphern Maps, with her, SIG: •
'Those Mamie.= unrivalled Inaccuracy. beamy nod
cheapness, and adapted to the wants' of the et - ironer,
grammar and [high schools ante. Ur lied Elates. '
For sale at publisher's rnees, lei:loot addition f
freight ehargn, at too •
EDUCATIONAL 11001 C ETORE,
now • CO, Mr ket ft Fourth stq.
LkAlltD & IRVIN would mate tutentto to tle - fdre
opixrromitles they 'cat affirm - capitalists for in.
• From arty to one boatload thousand
dation of the best real estate net...dues, having to
' tun from Mit months to lila years, and in tams 10 soft.
-11013
•
"lICCOU•TE—Ia - b - iiNi - .17761:70,7i - y •
p n i3 • c:eatraxan
Wtmria, WRAPPINti tr. P RINTHH:
Tor *ale wholesale and reioll, by.
Wolf - NV P MARSHALL
NITTNEGS-1 east No 1, for We , by
non - .. I, NCIIOONIIARER h CO
FLOYP
Btrffr
L - •
toolB V 141.4: LIME..—tOu
In slore'end far sale by
nag q, & ItAlll3/1:1111.
wlit Doiv
tad for rote by -• -
torlEt.
I : lltiltladsr4lUoOes common
I and Janey tar ea ny
It L 1 , 1,0 YD
• : 01110KIG/1.1.11G EriViailirOS. -
JUsT RECEIVED, a new .tack 01
Chiekerinrs 6,4 and 7oetava Piano.;
. , also, a richly carved Gamin nano, th e
f i lfnifil
• ; Met beautiful nutriment ever brace
. 1
to this eity.;. These Pianos anll be applied a.. . = 4
at lianas prices, warmer, LOT manna yea 751. ,
P011.1A1103 Wilber.. Alma received, a fine lot et Hest,
wood pieta and carved Plano Sleety with Ink pleeh
and hair cloth 110111. "Par We by , rz
t' . ~"' ~ ._' JOHN it. 141.11.0 ,
: tf t e v arthev in canines fitlla tot Western Penn`a.
r • • ItOBIAN 5T11111113121.
A,Lerr of geenthe Raman Salop for Viotio and
Gaiters have Met been received by the milacribtr.
Thom minas are from the mom celebrated factory in
Ita.y; they ate fear *read* tact Icor lcagtha, nod (or
booty I"( tone :Lad daratillity; ors mniralled. the
mbssnbetti .rmt baring t urebniond the at:/re for
him of the factory, they am werme , ted - .Defter to any
thlca , of tic'tia,erer offend In in tonnlry,
II .KLEDF.R,
•
• • • Golden Itaip,ilolOl D rlllrd rt.
N;B,—rrOgrotrming a rptendld near lot of Nouns &
Clark , i and Donnas:Vs celebratod_Flasos.
•
roll , 'S • ,
gerniff ^",a Moveable Ulnae's. sir
knepins Ake bail' like form, mode,' original
ce, bete.; periodical., newspaper., draws.
bank elseek , or any ott , N%P.Ptr• akere ~e,1„0 ii
agust,A..,Tisis Invention. it A eondeerstA believ d.
is the best ever, or
. 4._ted to, the public, 6 , the
f or .daae lt a s alemgr e. and wilt foretell v,
many a dpadernsum .long needed by all who assay
desire to feekthe omen o f pretesting papers for
...47 noy keferenee. For gale by
It. C STOCKTON,.
nod ,• ' -47,Market
tern Jaat e 3. fAr sale i - Nuna4 m
Y er a
B
DO brig No S.
10 bibrls Nog;
10 'do NO 1, for saleby
BUR BRIDGE tc INSIIRAM
2 N. 0. fete ye l l:1 1, 1'v r t hit;.6 2o:4,
' ' -• SG Wood Rt
,WOOLSA 'GOODS
-1&• - cii44
rre!s and kegs fur ta a • by.
J & R FLI.WD
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