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• PITTSBURGH, .SEirrEMI3ER 22, 1842• , ,
TAKE NOTlCE—raft
ita the Safely Guard have
*ISIOT*Or the aPPlarat
eyed by misremelleolic
boats to M. provided whit
are rot i a secated ageing
`a list of Moats supplied iv,
. of Piusbargh—va"
e the improved apparatus
. Me for an E.:wawa/kin ..
''• ' , FOR lIIOSA,
ILLINCiIa,
'
Dr QUES3m
.E.
JEW EELS, :
IifpNTOOM
NS, ~ CADDO. '
liG-E;-- INDIAN QII
. \ GALLANT, -
R. QUEEN ar Taxi
tit DIJEKOF- OHL
- /WILLI ANT,
ECLIPSF.,
V ICTRESS,
MI"II IGAN,
osPREY,
PENEL3PS,.
BOW INA,
AGNMS, •
M Es , s'ENGER, I
S ‘RATOGA,
ORPHAN BO
OHIO,
CECILIA.
3 H BILLS,
GALENA,
M ENTuIL
o mmenity ale rector:lloli
a choice ofai boat, tor - filet:4
would not he to their
oci..e a taafely Guard htal,
1. in prefereneyo atm wan
—and that they Will twit
has the unqualified •
hailitere--pintleinen elm(
41 the al:l4cm, and wboare - •
a number of certifies:raft
of hero-211 of which CU tr.
Water Ftzerii, where ii avail
rTs * to e inverif
iroulile to rail.
CA GWALLAGEt
BERET TOOTH WAS'
•.••• rim edy.—The extreme
nsatie 0F4,., and the fad • •
ny ineenlians for their ••
re them in a state of henna at
Irby period,: of eiLleure,
t , e disxorery of ihrabare •
forms a pore tincture compind
s, and is po,-.essed orate m.sl
Inner from the tenth, •
. poti-he= and prwerrel ibe
.-
1.-311 tikc w hitrileso, and, flow
pos...,esser. 11:e virlce thin
erbulic. the Gurnee-`V* lo "i
•r-survey ie 4xradlrlifell Von
nr redress is induced. tvt/Ilk
.u-I ruactilioner induhitagle'
ate_ has Leen examtns
ullyehriaos of this Icily.
fontmending n as an excel
eir.
tr% WILLIAM THORN,
53 Mai t•et reet. Plitalnirgt4
tngists, and at Cook's Mut
Co.ntis io -Merchant, D
earl-it-4n Manufactares,
-q., rtushurzh
an of 11'd
Gzq , Madison
FARM FoR SALE--4
iivn. in Wllkins to
Poniainn.: one hundred and
a 4 of n hirh k cleared. and ;
are upon at three lag
r. • br 34: an apple orchard of
Le, en of can/. The soil fi
y upland farm In the
• . or, ap pl WO/opin the antsm
LLI AM WALLACE
e. %VA LL. Flail cad Fowl
~• arre F itilllf4te Kra.
•
•a burg/I.—Canvass Brasilia,
~-3 . -r on hand. Looking!
• 0 order _ ilepairing done
ntion paid to re:lading sad
p Steam Boats or bones wig
- D.—The subscritersaine nall
painters. and othern who
-Lead made, of Umbel* "
o ..uperior to anv offered tri
Iltiniars Hughes.dire
rood el reel. Piitehargb. will
DUNLAP 4 10:
-HIOVAitLE SHOE STOE
dsorf rens Oa Stasi of N-
T miner' luny 'Worms the
vicinity that he l a••
t.,= own manufaciare,nt the
t-t p . constantly on bawl a
of ladies, misses. and
i.,st quality. Is hid' Will
io , es He will also Wake *
work—Each as white •sted,
ratters, and buskins. Isaiah
= sailers, itc.. ilte•
he shortest notice.tead hi t
.1 please call and essimiine.* *'
feels confident that be
is line they may Wald
, reel the place—No.E.
is's Intelligence O&M& I**
reel.
-Al
DIGBY having taken tits
fof un' florzsrasu
nd 42 Market street. kliP
memos Mewls sod
y liYeral support
iu connection with Or- 1... j
e thew that every tore0 000 ; 4 "0"
anatioa of the same- fle
their atteotioo bis - 0 0
he iatendssellimirat allettidal
cer offered, belagi atl
e sleek of ibe isisOrsta lr niio
intend:sup co O f 2 l aims ii f ,_ 1
feels issaidartnsr,... 4 7olo
k, either Is chrsillori l
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oftitOW.Airestifisg oor _c 4
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L. 1.-NO 11.
PUBLISH ED BY
HILLIPS & VV. H. SMITH,
&NEI? OF !FOOD 4- FfFiTl STS.
FIVE D0L,1...4.R 5 a year. payible in
le copies TWO CENTl3—for ease at the
office. and by Nears guya.
curl. and Manufacturer
SVECK LI. at Ilse game office, on a &table
t. at Two DOLLARS a year, in ad.
rie copies. SIX CENTS
erins of Advertising.
LACE OF TWELVE Liscs OC LEE:
n. 0.50 oar month, $E..00
as, 0.75 I TWO morilF, 6.00
ons. 1.00 j Three months
1.;.0 Four months,
3.1111 SIX months,
4.110 Onet)ear.
•
EARLY ADVERTISEMENTS'
(liI,NGEACLI AT rl EASCRE.
Two Squares
fHI wiz montt.s
25,00 One yr,.
ntivrriiSt me n ee , II prorort•on.
f.,ur i. nes r:lx Dol...Laz, a year
BLIC OFFICES,&C
Orri Third tretwtten M a rkPI and Wood
~Rtddle. Postmaster.
onaa, Water.4,ll door from Wood Ft. I eter
,—lriajOr John Wittorn.4:miertor
CRY, Wood Fl SemAte
A. P.:trt , am. tp t ea,uror
S"."V.Y • Tiord 0..11 door to the
ran Chut,;l—:= it. I.llnaion,Trea.nrer.
• a. Fouri h, t cistrrea Market and K crud
r Hay, Ma t or.
ICE•KGIC. Fourth. near Ma s ,
H NKr,
het weep Marko and IS and slreet,. on
rib stn-rl<.
A.NP SI I r R rp.s ' AKD FARAIE2s. DE
-11,11,r, I v Fub,! Fourth, bellOrceli
I,r;
Vs iwd
5 ,, r 1, rear the
. I t.~r:r.. IYa
0 i_. tor r,r of r ti ntl r
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othres -IHlty
fjou-r, it 10,1, lu up
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ELLIOTT. M. D. u,ire ref nor , d
rn
ktrrcf Prnr and LI bcrt
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en 111
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LESS S 11*C1.1:11E. A torn-y; aad
!i“rs ai I w. u:in .e
rl P. , • u.:lt. S'l, 111
, Aid. r Off,e .arch
iti. h ,'„ I ‘V ,1.1 1 of', id
np
Eyrrf. r ,f,
And I • r I'l P$11:011) r ff h
224 r , tt ,
ep 10
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ITEM
DT EAVORTII.- bolt "!e
I' rnd n•r at 1.5•0 n VFrr ha to., and
RA IZOBV.SSON. %,,o,ocv
11,
;og A:1,11._, al
11, , C v 10 I It. pU!.;Ir. I Iff,r, ru
arkct S.trtos. D. I,loy .
a se p lu
6.• 2hE.IY, M oico.4t.pr
rvl 6.t 120,,
lII=
YOUNG A: CO.. Furii W.irc
r ,t 1:1,11:1/iae Ai ek.
IJ IMr(!,e-, In Ili tiled IT lir
ru qua, , y ;1,1 ;,r
-1u::
II I.l`i
ured and ;or •.; i heap hy d.
'l(' H
F.r.
111111111IM
d and (nr salt. P.En'
[l:\
No. 1.:4
OSEY.S Boot ‘1 (
g.) Four! t, RI., treit ‘1 , 1., to I!,
121!11
, r,an6 U, I;1^ /less tr•l ri-co/
0111::= NIVLTIC9rI,I'S to,u,t
MIENII=III
F I. sN , IkVIDF. , :,
No, 134 I.,lwr'y :Irrel. head ...of Wood
Finn v
pion. raft :t: 1,, Drug
F SNOVi I)F.N.
1 g 4 Lt s .PrlN ti V n‘q.l
If Ins:tr y , 1 1an,i1 . 10,11 o,lt,ts ,rod, for
Drug and
F. L OW DES.
183 Liher,y flrept, head or Wood
V JERSEY SWEET POTATOES
just received by
F. L. SNO n
No. 13.4. Llherf y brad of Wood
rr.,‘,Blltoz of Hoes, Fancy Spade!
Trowels, Ending! Tool, Furlrtinz
live-, Proton!! Shears, etc., just re•
by F. L SNOWDEN
184 Liberty street. head of Wood
n Hams.—Just received a small sup.
Unice cured Venison Hants, un retail
rrent money
ISAAC Fl tRRIS. Arent,
and Ccin. Merchant
Clover Seed. Orchard Grass and
lue Grass, always on hand and fur
F. L. SNOWDEN.
-134 I.oserty street, head of Wood.
t. AN AN. Attorneys at Late. care
tbe o.autond, to -•Attorney'-How,^
street, between tlarket and Wood
seplo
.'BLANKS, for procecoolzr. to Att.
the late la or, for nle at tins Ware-
is intik North East corset of Coal
gh street. Apply to
DARLINGTON, Market, near 4th sL
drelles French ft, r Beet eeed.jast
and for sale at the Dreg and. Seed
P. L. SNOWDEN,
184 Liberty greet, bead of Wood.
N OF PARTNERSHIP.—The
p berme-tore - exiiting between WIL
BENI AMIN HOPEWELL istldsday
consent. !Salaam Digity is authorized
of the firm in seUti erg up the business
WILLIAM MGM
BENJ. T.ROPEWELL
DR. E. MERRITT, DENTIST, ojtee in smith.
field, between Secand and Third Sur.,
sep 10 PrrrituaGEl.
1 . 011 NSTON 4- STOCKTON. Book_eenere.Priaterf. and
Paper Manufacturers. No. 37. Market gt. sep 10-Iv
JTOLLS AIiDEBSON, Strnthfiekl Foundry, Water st_
near the Mononrahela Rouse, Pittslurr.b. sep 11)-1y
LEONA ft r) S. JOHNS. Alderman, St, Clair street, se
cond door from Liberty. sep 10--1 y
DR. S. R. HOLM ES, Office in Second street, next door
to Sialvany ¢ CO'S Glass Warehouse sell 10—ly
SHUNK 4- FINDLAY. Attorneys at Law, Fourth st.,
near the Mayor's Office, Phtshoireh. sep 10-1 y
TH". HAMILTON. A ttarnev at Law. Fifth. bet wern
Wood and Smithfield sig.. Pittplaireli. pet 10-1 7,
7.00
R.Ol
10.00
15.00
HE - Gll T!)SER. Aitof nes. al Lao-. North Ea..t corner
of SmOhfield and Founh rneif. sep 10--1 y
IrT.ANN Er • r 1711NR171.1.'S Paper Warehmiee. No.
1 1(4, xvood where mar he had a general ,uprly
• -
of wri' , ea cr:ppi.•_. printit.g, wall paper, blank bookA.
,3chool hooks, kc. Pcp 10--ly
T , IPSVN.. 4 F.Nr) 6- CO.. Wire Workers and
,IPimurcourers, No. 'I; Markel sireet. lu 7 wren 2d
awl 10—ly
CI Xl'll E HOTEL. Corner of Fenn and st. Clair
eelF , ,b; cKI gEI N ,t SMITH.
-, "P 10-1 v
1(: Ni ETA L —77 loos €.Oll. Pit! Mct al for ate hr
J. G 6( A . GORD
N. 12 Water Street
e) n LBS. B HAMS. 16.000 Hrs. Bacon
ShogGders, for sa e by
J. G. 4- A. GORDON,
So. 12 IVater y reef,
4 P 4 TT EPSON. Jr.. R,ratin.Thatn, hear Po shureh,
LIP Ataouia turer of L00t... Hinges and Rot h , ; To.
harm. Fuller. Mid and Titul.er Screws; Housen St'-t vv.. , for
and t'lmhier.
I Oil N EY
sti eel. I..tiwerii ana Vir;in alley, South side.
srp
J w Br: I DI; E 4 CO., tv , Groeers and
s;.r4-.1 t, l,el wenn
IVni-n1 So,ll!,neld tirt , .h. cep 10- 1 y
C 4 GI) r. ill N. C.41J11111.-Itm ai,,l Fury% a•C ,, .;
Ni, r , t.l-, -.1.. sep 10--ly
SIESEEI
I A Al S.- -4 h f.i
s am?, article, received ner
I S
Cor,,ir. and for liy J ti• A. GOR
Sr, No. 12. 11 aier s:reet
s t i; p, ---411 N•ve 0, , ea.,s Su
"r : ,0 Nev Orlenn, - ii,das-r—: for f;3 1,.. by
ill J.r. Doti.
ntidz pr nne N. U. rld.lar.. received ner S.
1.7 ft and fir sale by J.G. gr A. CORDON.
set, 10 No. 12. Water el reet
g d o.• hand and for
ak, „Ho I. G. dr A. GUI:II9N. No. 1 Water td
i; .. 11 "C 4 R 4ND SIG!. ((lids and 4b' le N. 0.
Sil e.l r. 32 N. 0. ‘lOl4.AsPs, ,eceired per Sleansbnat
I(epc(,(er,«nd for sale by J. G. k A. GOT: Dr+N,
111 Nn. 12.. Water -a refit
"'BULB LARD 01 I , y
E. A. F IIP ES"I'OCK 4- CO..
ror net of 6th and tVood sts.
1631 FA PERS Gel ok..niao o Lamp Polack for ale
I FA II ESTOCK d r co..
it) rorner of and Wood SIP.
LUZ' Chalk, Fa , e
4 00
E. A. FA I: rorK k CO .
corner Wood
.., 10
CG R AND !ti( }I. —6O !lds. N. r). Suzar,
1, ;7_5 2, - , bid s . du . d,.. 100 do. Plai.tdliou Nioh.crs, f u r
.I.G 4- A. GOR Dos.
No. 12 %% r
ater streei.
131,A Nls: PETITIONS, NOTICES, A:C.—
1., in 8.1 k u y prit , led On
p . ;: , r.avtl in I f,rn. , a; ; ,, ,etl be the Coori,lor .za
^t I it , ) 15 , , of it, NI. nun rd I.lemorrht. :se', 1U
IV M. II U BBA R fagmoo;,:de boa! and
V.4l,lli“eitirPr. Third s'rert.r.f . t,.-€.ll
Wood tot 111,41 strft-t,,. I a 11, I'4ll cep lU
7‘ . 2 ClZfi k. - 11-IR. ATI{ N UV AT LAW,
erl I. I Tier of Fou , iii
rro iithurry A I Lrluecn Slrrl I,,liCd arid
f,llt-buren. p 111
KLAN
FOR R v. (1,11, 1 !ot ,6,1 a in, rt.,: 4
a , rt . - , I ..ear lie DrhVer R
Of ^111.,,i v rilurcii. A 1:1,Iv at !het 'Opt(' Ir
:tad t,, lo W. H. VEN V.
sect ;t 1 Co,ltter.
I 1 A VI II SANDS, %% ATCH & CLOCK
n.,... K-F _MAKER, N”. 9,, Aia,ket str,v, P,1,,.
v o L,..- I, tu,.. I, e , Wren Fit': h aud I.4lerly ci ra,pl,,,
.1.1.V.i 'LFR IX W.ITCI - 117S.CLO' - K. , . ER EA STPIX.S.
I I.VG ER f: IXG S. C.' , .SIXS. KJ. 1 S. C0..1185..r.
,e 0 1 4 t
L, 1 ur I
A I)RET/J''Sll7.D E",". sE
, I y . e: Gareru Sera-.
1111111111 E!
DR. DAVID WART) har 1..5 offx,
cort lt•trrl lo Street, neat I) soulit of ihr roar House.
s-t-ond from En-s-treet. He will fau'oto , ly n , end
r,,1 t o lo' vrofes-iuu, rc tail. , should he
"ti !h, 414,r al•ove the 1,-.."rettl. ,C,l ifl
Etif iv AL _M a li hew Jour,:, Barber awl Hair DIP - SE
r , ha, r,ll.lllred 10 For /1111 , 1 ret 1, 0 p pusrie fie May.
•urs - ..itTire.... tierr he will be happy Idwait upon permanent
riii4 timers. He golirils a share of public mt.
eia se p 10
DEMON A L.-14 in. A. Ward, ()enlist. lids removed
to Mrifit'lnutt R.three doors helow Irwin strert,
one squwre above the Est luotee Hotel, Hours of business,
Irony ). N., unit I 5 r. tt . after which hour he will al.
lend to tto one except. in case) of actual neres.o y. H e
would further inform those woo may think proper i n
employ hint. that he expects Untried:ale payment, without
the ner.esity on It, pail of sending in Lillie. sep 10
•
1 CHIN RL %ND, rpkelsterer and Cabinet
• ..11../.er. Third at . betters-a Wood 4- Market streets.
Incwars 114 friends and the public that be is
prepared to execute all orders for Sofas, Sideboards. Bn
rentiF,Chairs, Tables., Beilereads.Stangkilair and Sprit?.
Nat , Curtains, Carpels, all -ores of upholine e i n:
wore, wirirh he %111 warrant equal 40 any wade in the
city, and on reasonable terms. sep 10
COMMERCIAL AUCTION ROOMS, No
110 Werd St riot, Pitts burg k R. A. Bailsman,
Auctioneer and CO.lll/.l,Aoti Merchant, is now prepared
to receive and sell all kinds of Goods and Merchandise.
at his large and rapaeions 10411U8, No. 110, North East
Corner of Wood and Filth Streets, Pittsburgh.
Regular sales of Dry Goods. Furniture. Groceries and
ot I:er articles, on Mondays and Thursday of each week.
Hardware. Cutlery, Dry Goods, and Fancy articles, on
Tuesday. Wednesday. and Thursday evenings.
Books. every Saturday evening.
Liberal advances made on Consignments when wanted..
Remitsca:s.
Messrs. John D. Davis, Esq., 1
" Rosales 4- Smith, i
" Hampton, Smith, 4. co..
" P. Lorena 4. Co., i
.1. W. Burbridge ,t Co„ 1
**` S. M'kee ti. Co. 1
" Capt. James M'Gargill, Pittsburgh.
" C. Ihmsen, EN. I
Dona WPadden Ent. I
.• Logan 4- Kennedy. 1
.. J. K. Moorhead 4- Co.
I
. Jas. P. Stuart, Esq. 1
“ Robert Cklwaf, Erg- i
" Capt. Jas. May,
1
McVay. Hansa, 4. CO,
.. Wialaal Symms. - ": , Wheeling.
“ 5.0. Hoary, 11:outia•Wc,..
. 4 &atilt, Bagaky it Co. ~
, . rbiLs:
asp 10 : _
t,i r Pt
F. 1.. SNOW i•EN
I'4i.• t.rad l\ont
Parsiorrei and Beaver par_ba.
- Steamboat
CLEVELAND
. SAAPL. LIE.UPOILL, Master,
HASHAS coalmen • her rrcitar trips, atewill run dai
ly (Sundays exceoted.> Leaves Beaver at 80'
clock A. W. leaies Pittsburgh at 3 o'clock P. M. coo
facets mt Beaver with the
Perinsy/vania and Ohio Line
of Freight and Packet Canal boats between cleaver. and
Cleveland Ohio, and Greenville, Pennsylvania. Leaves
Beaver daily at 6 o'clock P. M. This line conner_ts with
two di ity lines on the Pennsylvania canal to Philadel_
phia, and with tee New York and Ohio line on the Erie
canal, and New York and Ohio line and Ohio canal, al
so with ste.. in freight and passage boats, brigs and
schooners, on the Lakes. The proprietors of this well
known line will he prepared on the opening of naviga
tion to tran.pon merrhan , tize to any of the intermedi
ate ports on the Pennsylvania and Ohio, and Ohio ea•
oats; to any port on Lake Erie, and the Upper Lakes; to
and Iron New York City and Philadelphia.
McClure 4- Dickey, Beaver, Pa.,
I",r+M Wormer et CO., Cleveland, 0.,
Rees 4- Taylor. Warren, 0.,
En=
PITTSBURGH ¢ CLEVELAND
LINE.•
STEAM PACKET MICHIGAN,
ny=J W. B. BOIER, Mester.
RUNS daily (ilitridai s excepted,) between PUTTS.
BURGH 4. BE %VER. leavinE Beaver at 8 A. M.
and Piii , buroti at 2 P. M. proridtd with. Erases Safe
ty Gutted to prevent Et),lost°. of Boilers.
This gpiendid and fast 'turnip! Steam Boat bas just
teen eotnple:ed espretaly for thiA trade, acid runs in
onoert ion with
CLARKE 4- Co's Pittsburgh. cad Cleveland Li.e of
FBEIGHT.tIND PASSAGE BOATS, daily to
Clevelas.d, Ohio.
Or down the Ohio canal to blan-ilon. 4-e. and Erie Ex
tension Line to Greenville.
Ti e Canal Boats of t is Line are towed to and from
Pittsburgh direct, and the business conducted on the
mo-t prompt and economical system. Having a connec
tvon the PenrisOvania Canal Lines to Phtladel•
Nita and Balimorc, and Stitnlioats running down the
Ohio river; a ;so, through oo.r Agents at Cleveland, with
C. N. Reed's St. ictioats and several Lake Vessels, and
he T rny Irt.izan and Buffalo Lake boat lines on
the Erie canal, we are: prepared lot the transom lal ion
n( Fri iebt 10 and from all points on the canal, the lakes
and the Rivr r, or the Eastern cil tes. at prices as !ow as
any oiner line.
A pnly to 0 _AI. Hartes, No. 55 Water st, or at Stearn.
twat Michigan's Landing. Pittaturgh.
Clark. 4 - Co. Beaver.
firraiLcrbee, Warren.
Acelec 4- Co. Akron:
Thomas Richwd 4- Co. Cleveland.
REFER TO
J Wick 4- Co . Greenville;
W. C. Maten. Sharon,
R. W. Cunainghani. New Castle,
•
John R irk, Youngstown,
Jalin Campbell Nekr..ton Falls;
Miller,Campliellstown;
Babcock Mcßride, Ravenna;
C. 4- 1) Rhodes, Franklin;
11. A. Miller 4- cc....:cuyhhon Falls;
Wellsman k Whitehead, Mas,islon;
Gurdon 4' Co., Detroit;
Kin of., Da vis 4- CO.. Buffalo;
Cowing, Richmond, Williams 4- Co., New York.
sep 10
rep 10—ly
• 111GBV—N ,, . 121, Corner of Wood and Frsat
Streets', PirrsO,rjrk, has on hand a complete as
sortneentof QUI•11 - 1,-% are suited to the city or country
Oath!. Al-n. a choice selection of pore white and gold
hand DINING AND TEA WARE. in large or small sets.
or separate me's'a to suit purchasers.
A cask of 46. 60, or l 4 piece sets, superbly painted
and Mil China Tsaware, at very low prices.
Toy Tenware. Main, and rich painted and gilt, from
1.00 n, $5,00 per so
Children's Muss of every desci ipt ion.
While China Shaving Mugs.
Craiiile Dinh', a. d Tea services, in white and with
splendid American sermery printed in bine and black-
A la rse variety of Stearrihriat Dining and Breakfast Etta,
imported 10 match. complete,
Fire Proof stone ti.ihing plates and dishes, from the
Drrl , rshire Poner vs
Flint and Green In all their cariel les.
‘V...dow Glas., of evr ry cite.
P r oem Purkets. Tuts and Keelers.
S'oro- P,pr- Wads, d - c.
All of arnl, are respectrudy offered in Om pith.
l.c on the 00,1 facorahte t, nun, Jan ?6. 1812-1 y
rcix A i.nr.s .Rttorneor and Connnellor a t
_FL • Lan% rs mofe..-sionnl services to the
izrr~s u( Piii-hur:iit and boor for a share of public pat
roness. p;prui” arrk mdf. , f written with neat
/IPCZa r• d ra.,c it. t hankrnplry attei , ded In on
tern._.—fiffire in Sty it rifield .1,0, at the
hOl,, of wham he refers.
sep 10 T. J. FOX ALDES.
AVM r1.,1R.K. .9 ff't . "shionable Root Maker,—
!la. removed to No, :34 Market street, het wren
Second and Third sireet,, where he wou d he happy
to see his old Cllntritneqn. and all IXII4 - XfPel di9runA.
ed to tiairohize him. lie nzes nOtIMIT but first rate
, tork. ana en , fdn r= the t•esi of workmen: and as be rive ,
itprconal attention to huntress. be trU , I , I bat
ve and rlepive a f.ir share of uatronaize.
I t. 5,s on 111
ICE CREAM, 4- i'oNFEcTioNARS - .
' A S i it „k,inform. Its friends. and Ihe
:Own F IT44i 111 P hest quality of Ice
Cr -, lof:rthcr with al: kinds of confectionary, and
frtd, to I Let, ..,ason, at his estatilis . hutetit—NO. 11.
Fifth duet, het wesn Wood and Market.
N. B —Patties annolied on the aborthln notice. with
cakes. or:ini thing in his hoe. A !so families furnishi-d
%vitt. B.s.ad. lien 10
'OHS R. GUTHRIE, oc.v,ucer and Crimmis
el 81011 Metr ut. 11_6, corner of Woad 4- Fifth at,
Pittsburgh: been appointed one of [he A nction
eers fo. the City of Pitsburgh. tenders his services to jo!.-
hers. manufacturers and dealers. uho may be di.posed
to make Ina! of t his rket• He i< prepared to make
advance= on coral :Dew s of all imitable commodities,
and trusts to saii-iy corr. - spondents by quick sales, and
speedy 'and favorable rkttras.
That the various interests which may he ennfided to
him, shalt be adequately protected. be brines to the aid
of his own experience in - hrtsirre,.. , and acquaintance with
niercha ndize generally, the s e rvices of Mr. SAtarst.
FAHNESIOCE4 Iscreizifore advaidatrously known.. as an
Importer and dealer in Hardware and Cutlery, with
whom a permanent ,ngagement is mad,
EFEB. TO
Messrs. N. Tiernan. Pres'i. of M. 4. M. 1
Rank.
o Darlington 4. Peebles,
o Robert Ga/4.% ay,
o James M. Cooper,
••• James May,
R. M. Riddle, ). Pittsburgh
Wm Robinson. Jr. Pres't I
of Exchange Bank.
" Hampion,Smillt, 4- Co.,
John D. Davis,
" Samuel Church, -
J. K. Moorhead.
o Jas. W. Brown 4. CO.
J
o John H. Blown. 4- Co.
• Smith 4- It %alley.
Yardly 4- II ,Arers, Philadel'a.
o John S. Biddle,
o John step 10
EI 4 V A NSIS CAMOMILE PILL L S .—A BRA-
N' HAM J. CLEM ER, residing at 66 Mott street.
New York, was afflicted with Dyspepsia in its most
aggravated form. The irymptoms . were violent head
ache, great debilii.. fever. costiveness, cough, bowl
burn, pain in the chest and stomach always aileedisting,
impaired appetite, striation of sinking at the womaeta,
fumed longue. nausea, with frequent vomitings, disclaims
towards night and realeness. These had condened up.
ward of a twelvemonth, when. on consultiag Dr. Wm.
Evacm.loo Chatham street;• and submitting co his ever
aniceraful antlagneeaMe mode of treatment. the patient
was compidelly restored to health in the short space of
one weedy and gratend teethe ineticulable benefit deriv
ed. gladly tame fierward and volunteered OM tbevestate
For sale,Wholesalemadltstahr by
It. R. MILLZItS, Agent,
geP IQ N 0.20, Wood Arai. below Sccard.
RMI
IS4 2 .
Proprietors
JAMES A. VEAZY, Agent,
N 0.60 Water street, Pitishurgh
vt. GOODE'S Celebrated Female Pills. These
sue strongly reennissiended to the notice - of
'es I ask amf efficient remedy in removing
"nts peculiar to their::, from want of ex
..
'Ariefat t — Thor general debility of the nano. They obviate
,Satistilegu. Sta„_ aml counteract all Hysterical and Nervous
aMectiost! 4.• These Pills have gained the sanction and
approbation of the most eminent Physicians In the Uni
ted Slates, and many Mothe.rs. Formic Wholesale and
Retail: by R. E. SELLERS, Agent.
sep 10 No. 20. Wood Street, hetet. Second.
W!ADAIR, Bost mad Shoe .Maker. Liberty St,
pposite the head of Smithfield el., PittsSangk.—
The snlsserlherhasing bought oat the stock of the late
Thomas Rafferty, decea...qed, has commenced business
in the old stand of Mr. R, and is prepared to execute
all descriptions of work in his line, in the best manner
and on the shortest notice. Be keeps constantly on hand
a lame assortment ofsboe findings of all descriptions and
of the best quality. He solicits the patronage of the pub
lic and of the croft. WM. ADAIR.
sep 10
prrrssuitcn MANILTFACTORY.—Spriites
Arad Axles for Carriages at Easters Prices.
The subscribers manufacture and keeps eons:until, on
band Coacb, C mod /Mimic Springs (Warranted,) Juniata
Iron Axles, Silver and Brass plated Dash Frames, Brass
and plated Bub Bands, Stump Joints, Patent Leather,
Silver and Brass Lamp". Three fold Steps, Malleable
Iron, Door Bandies and hinges, k ,¢e.
JONES F COLEMAN.
fa- Clam 51.. near tl e rilteeheay itruhre
TO Len s—A well finihed and comfortabi. twt:ato
ry house. roger her with back hurldines, stable, car-
Halm., house, ¢c powewnon given intweniately.
This p• °perry is situated below the Penitentiary. near
the residence of Mr. Wm. Bagaley. and in a very d es irable
residence. For terms Inquire of J. K. Moorhead. or the
subscriber. G. W. BARNES Union Factory.
pep
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—Take Notice that I
have arMied to the Judges of the Court of Corn.
mon Pleas of Venango county, for the benefit of the laws
made for the relief of Insolvent Debtors; and that they
have anointed the fourth Monday of November for the
hearing of me ani my , reditont, at the Court House, in
the Borough of Franklin—when and where ru may at.
tend, if you think proper, and show rause, if aoy you
have. why I should not be discharged.
FWD 12,-31 WILLIAM KF.ARNtz.
D. SEL L E RS, M. D. office and d welling in Feint, h
• near Fert v gi,pPl. Vll 13—/9
STOLEN, from the shop of ;be subs.rribei. in Third
street. some time last week. a pair of Shears, for
hair.cutting. Trier are near ly. or quite a loot lore. and
very slim. It is .w..appow. d the t hief sold them somewhere
in the sits: I wi I pay the purchaser any reasonable nrice
if he will bring them to Die. M. JONES.
rep 13-31.
SSICNEES' s ALeoF REAL. ESTATE. AT ACC.
Saturday, 17th instant, at 3 o'clock, P.,
M. I will sell, by order of the A&zignee, on the premises,
the fol'owing described properly. viz.: A lot of Ground
32 feet front by about 100 feet deep, with a substantial
frame huildine on it, used now , s a machine shop. con
taining a gond Stem Engine and Gearings, Two Circular
Saws and Drums, situate In Allegheny City. between the
Canal and the Commons. and adjoining, the Methodist
l'hurrh--fornterty nocupied as a looking glass factory,
by T. A. Milner 4. Co. Terms at sale.
pep 11-7 t 7. B. GUTHRIE, Auctioneer.
100 HFI DS. BY. LEAF TOBACCO. in store and
for sale hp . G. 4^ A GORDON.
.er. 13 No 172, Water sireet.
CANNON. SHOT AND SHELLS. —Brazxr 07 ORDI
NANCE AND IifYDROCRAPHY, 3d September, 1842.
Sealed Proposals wilt he received at this Bureau until 3
o'clock, P. M..oftbe 15th October next, for furnishing
and delivering, in the Proportion=, and at the phlces here
in designated, the following nomber and description for
Cannon. Shot and Shells.for the Naval Service of the
United States, viz: Thirty eight inch Paixhan guns, of
about 63 owl. each. Severity thirty-two pounderr.ons of
41 cwt. and upwards, the precise weight of each to he de.
;ermined hereafter. Five hundred eight loth
Three hundred eight inch solid shot and Seven thousand
thirty-two tionndrr snot. Deli.trable as fellows:
10 eieht in. Paixhan gnus Deliverable at
200 eight in. shells I Sacker's liar
-100 eight in. solid shot }bor, N- Y., on
2.11 thirty two pounder guns fnr before the
2.500 thirty-two pounder shot I 1 sth May next
10 eight in. Paixhan guns Ik-liyerable at
1,50 eight in. shells Buffalo N. Y..
loft eight in. solid tonal On or before
2.',thir.v two pounder guns I the 15th May
2..,..7/IH,Altirty-two pounder shot
.) next.
10 Pia t in. Paixhan guns De!iverab'e at
1511 richt in. shells ! Erie Penna.
100 eight in. solid shot on or before
2t) ihirty•two nounder ?nits I the Bin May
2.01)0 tinily two pounder shot next.
The pronos-ols most stove distinctly the rate per ton (of
I went r-t wo hundred and forty pounds). for the aurs, and
the rate nor pound for the shot and dehverable as
above. auto ho to-and undergo snrh proof and in
=tier tinti .as this 1111,a13.Maa deem proper to anitiorize;
and non e witt he paid ft, that shall not pan , such in.
sDeel ion on may be entirely satisfactory.
Bonds. with two approved sureties, will he required in
one 'Wirt the es' imatprl amount of the contract. and ten
per rennin, ofthe amount of all MO,: will he retained as
et - Water - PI security for the faithful nerformanee ih• renf.
which will he paid only on the satisfactory rompletion of
the contract: and ninety per reninm of alt deliveries will
he mini no hi , lQDl•o7e,ky alltlientWaled, according In the
provi-ions of the contract, within 'turfy days after their
p•e-,nlation to the Navy Arent.
The ofrers mu , s'ate at what agency the contender
mar d e sire payment In he made,
Drawings of the suns will ne furnished from this Bn.
rent], and they most he east and finished to conform to
them in every respect.
No hot blast metal is to be used, and the shot must he
cast in sand monlds. sop 12
TO THE WISE. -It to now well understood how
much disorders of the mind depend for their cure
noon a due attention milt.. body. It is row understood
bow valuable is that medicine which will remove morbid
accumulations without weakenin, the bodily power. It is
now understood that there is a reciprocal influence he.
tweets the mind and time body. It is now understood that
porsins with the Brandreth Pills will remove a melan
choly, and even insanity is cured by ocrseverinsly a=loe
them: it is now understood how much domestic hanoi
nese depends upon the healthy condition of the digestive
organs.
It is now well known that the Brandreth Pills have
cured thon.and= of hopeless and helpless persons, even
when the first physicians had pronounced them beyond
all human means of relief. It is now not only well
known that the Brandreth Pills so core, but it W also un
derstood how they core; that it is by their purifying eflem
on the blood thrt they restore the body to health.
The value of the medicine is becoming more and more
nifest. it Is recommewled daily front family to family.
The Brandreth Pills remove in an almost imperceptible
manner all no.tious accumulations and purify and trivim:
rate the biood,and their good effectsare not counterhalan
red by any inconveniences; being composed entirely of
vegctahlestbey do not exprue those who use them to
danger; and their effects are as certain as they are salu
tary; they are daily and safety administered to Infancy.
youth. manhood, and old am. and to women in the most
critical and dellicate circumstances. They do not disturb
or shock the animal functions, but restore their order
and establish their health.
Sold at Dr, Etrandreth's Office, No. 93. Wood itr&t.
Pittsbureb. Price 25 cents per box, with fall directions.
MARK—The only plate in Pittsbar7h where the genu
ine Pills can be obtained, is the Loctor's own office, No.
98 Wood street_ sep 10
MARBLE MA NUFACTiIit V.— Eatriek Ca wfield re
spectra ily acquaints his friends and the public gen
erally, that he hascommeneed the Marble business at the
corner of Fifth and Liberty sts., where will be constantly
on hand. tomb stones, mantel pierm, monuments, head
and foot stones, table stabs for cabinet Ware; and every
articteappertainlng to the business. He will warrant his
stork to be well done, and his charges will be moderate
He respect fully asks asbare ofaaldie patronage. -413
TAMES A. VEAZEY, "malarial% mini Cesiti
gil alernhast, Agent for Stellalboat Cleveland and
Penneylemma and Ohio Lbw. Harter rented the terire.
a red
bowie formerly intevaled le' Itirallil,_ l _ lll ._ .. l it . 0) p - 410
Waterlituost. lorwees W00d.,, 13111 to
,
to receive and Eirtraird gottalkite - serport Or 1 1)0 or
ilibilakel dim 04 ruswalairige.s.
aeP 1. . - -. . -
PROSPECTUS
For ?situ/nag a new Daily Payee , in tie City of Pitts
lurgA, le be entitind tie
DAILY MORNING POST.
/Tun Subscribers haviatienade arrangemests to menu
the American Manufacturer and Pittsburgh Mercu
ry into one Journal, have concluded to pobllA a daily
paper with the title of the Daily Jlimming Pest.
The teadinc, object of Ilse ..Porr" will be t be dissemina
tion and defence of the political priaciples that have here
tofore been maintained by the Editors, in their resp..ctive
papers, and their best effrorts will still be devoted to the
advancement and SUCCeall of those dOrtrines.
Althmagit, in politics, the paper will be thorouehly
democratic, yet the Editors hope. by giving, an honest,
candid history of passing Polities! events. Fornizo
and Domestic Intelligence, and brier notices of all mat
ters and occurrences that come properly within the sphere
of a Public Journal, to make their piper eufficheatty in.
efestiog to entitle it to the patroante of the public, it
respective of party coitAtieratlons.
In addition to the political and Teaeral news that will
be found in the ...Morning past," Hie Editors will take
pains to furnish the businftwas community with
the latest and most Interesting Csissitsecist Irretu
csact from all parts of the country, and to have prepa
red such accounts of the Markets and the State of Trade
as will be advantageous to our IllerOsants and Easiness
Men in their several callings.
Terms.—The Pour will be onblielied on a large imperi
al sheet of fine paper, pnannfactarect especially for this
Joornil) at the unusually low rate of FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, payable in aJvance. It. will also be sold by
news_hoys at the low rate of TWO CENTS a copy.
-advertisements will be in se rted at the lowest rates
charred by the other daily papers of the city.
-T W E NTY active lads are wanted to sell the Post,
who will be engaged on the most liberal terms
THOS. PHILLIPS,
Augnsi 31, 1841 VII. H. SMITH.
OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT OFFICE, NO. 61
SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK. New For-kneel
Liverpool Corninerrial Line of Packets. Sniheg W eekly.—
The Subscriber would respectfully inform such perrons
reciflinz in this country as are desirous for sendin_ for
their friends to come out from the old country, that he
continues as usual to make eneagements by which pas
tr•r,,,rers are brought oat an very moderate terms, in First
Ships, satin): front Liverpool weekly, and would
assure persons d e sirous of coming by the above Line,
that ar. arentS of first respectability are engaged at Li
verpool, there will be no detention whatever at that
point.
He is also prepared at all times so fornish Sigbt Drafts
for any amount to assist in preparing passengmE for the
voyage. payable throughout the United King.dorn, ard in
case the parties agreed for should decline coming out, the
passage money shall be refunded without reduction.
For further particulars apply it by letter to
JOHN HERDMAN.
No. 61. South street. New York_
Or to JOSEPH KIHRPA7'RICK.
At the Warehouse DA.Lzirt.J. 4- FLEMING.
SeP 10 N 0.24 Water street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
GREAT SALROF PENNSYLVANIA LANDS,
BY A CCTION.—WiII be sold by "'oldie Auction,
without reserve. for cash. to close the concern, at the
Hall of the Marlborough Chapel, in Boston, on Tuesday.
the fauns. day or October next, commencing at nine of
the clock. in the forenoon.
Ali the property of ihe United States Land Company
con=fin in. of about
140.000 Acres organic' and well centered Farming. and
Grazing and very valuable Timber Land, lying in Jeffer.
son. McKean and Clearfield counties. in the State of
Pennsylvania—on parts orwhich there is abundance of
Coal, Lime end Iron Ore, and many Al ill seat=;
And of Claims against sundry IWTI.OII/3 for land sold
lying in said counties. that are con=idered good.
And or Stock and Tools on n Farm in the inwnshin
of Bradford, in the cowry of McKean,- in said Stale of
Pennsylvania
The land will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, con.
taming from about 12010 5000 acre..
Further particulars will he made known at the
on inquiry of the snb‘teriber, at No. 12 Long Wharf—
of Fibers and Baldwin, Merchants' Row in Boston—or
of nit her of the Truntees of the said United S ate,: Land
Company. R GRIGGS.
Presidpn! of the Coifed State, Land Co
Boston, Angugt 20.18-10- (.5 , 1) 10)
ALDMINIST II ROES' NOTlCE.—Letters of adminis.
tration of the Estate of the late Mary H. Stewart,
Lnwreneeville,4lleEheny County, Penn'a, having is
,ued to the subscribers, aif persons indebted to or having
claims attai test said estate are requested to rail for see; le
ment, on GEO. P. HAMILTON.
ALES. S. HAM' LION. Aftstivi'rr.
sen 11) 4sh st above Smithfield, Pittzbursh.
Br Morrison 4- Co. London. for sale only by S. N.
Wickersham, corner of Wood street and Virgin
alley Pittsburgh Pa. and H. Harwood, Beaver Pa. who
is vole agent foroWestern Penns) iV!11:11.11. sep 10
FARM FOR SALE.—The ‘ undersigned offers rev gale a
tract of land situated 4 mile= from Freepoo, In the
direction of Kittanning. Buffalo *township, Armstrong
county. containing 100 acres. 65 cleared and under good
fence: 10 of whim are in meadow— a rood square toy
dwelling house and cabin barn erected thereon—an apple
otcliard of 80 tearing trees—and a spring or cirellent
water concsnient to the house.
FOR TMI MS apply to the subscribers residing at the
Saltworks on the Pennsylvania Canal, 1 nafle above Free
port.
asp 10 WM.¢ FFIII.IF BAKER.
DR. J. WESTON'S Vegetable Expectorant Srrup,an
infailihte rare for whooping cough. The. disease
is mostly confined to children, and is attended with a
suffocating conrh, and a deep shrill sound, called a whoop;
it comes on with difficult breathing. thirst. hoarseness and
cough. with difficult expectoration.. The violent exer
tions in coughing bloat the fare. which turns purple, and
the eyes swell and become prominent.
Consumption often dates its Miff ill from this di=ease,
which has hitherto baffled the skill pith. most ante phy
sicians. but now by this simple vegetable medicine this
distressing and frequently destructive disorder cats he cu
red in a few days. Thousands have given it a trial and
in no cue where used according to the direction bas it
failed. 17. - tantog the viscid matter and making it easily
expectorated without such violent straining as is invaria
bly experienced by little sufferers by every mode of treat
ment that has been recommended.
Coughs. colds, cortsumption, asthma. oc. cured by Dr.
Weston's Indian Cough Medicine- maws eases of manse me.
lions. some in 1.1,e advanced stages aed given up as inrnra
ide bv physicians. have been curled by this medicine with
his pills and plaster. $1 large betties, small 50 cts. Pills
25 cents. plaster a cis. His Strengthening Plaster is the
best in the world for weak hacks, Psi* in the side. 4 , r- 4 , r •
Jr. ). Weston's Eve Water cares all disorders of the
eyes when all other means fail. Price'. 25 cents. His Corn
Salve is Sold at 12 eta. per bog, containing enough to
mire 20 rents or more. He has'aiso a perfectly safe and
highly valuable medkine for were--price 25 cents per
bottle.
HlsEssences ariesaperior to ail ethics, being at least 6
times the strength of any that earl be purchased at any of
the druggists, such as peppermint. spearmint, cinnamon,
lemon. ckarree-, lavender, cloves, fennel, almond. berm , -
mot, rosemary, earraway, e, oe. Price 121 toms per
bottle, or 50 es per rase containing 4 bottles, GC 75 CIS
for hoses containing 6 bottles.
Pori:ale at John Thompson's Grimm' 153 Liberty
st
next door to the -Three Big DOOM." sap
D 6 , J. B. TIBBITT * I3. Retweetfutly inform the chi
:ens of Pittsburgh and vicinity; that he linutievurn
ed to the city. He hopes to share the confulenite of his
former patrons and the pettik generatly; and solicits a
renewal of s portion of their pationar. In osnwesioli
he wasid-obsesee. that the operatinw of lotbotilty; tor
breaking the stone in the bladder, and. P AIDOWillg lila pets
of with the urine,) is every where eosiontatftne the 4lWwp
eskiateseeL - fie hopes to extend the Itkitedt ofthis bretwil
of his profession to the *Aided. Stoares. Nano o- of
the Itladderlied Midi/eye.-- witiOlt terslati *lbw,
will Nowise roods. augsfloo. t - ':.- -:::.': :,-1 ,, .... '''
Thom fops- a illiouwee - 1.10 1 1 1 . 11 1 0 4 , ' Ntirioniratioi
id* apply tersowilir or by Ilai!er. -. -,7 , - as bes
- - - vit bilf4Pangisui. , a
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tr• tot TIM, bets hlo* P.M :_.. y --', iggile
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RICKTIVO CENTS.
THE LITEUVIIT IPOIM
'EXCELSIOR.
sr 11. Ir. 1021LUTZLLOW
The shades of nisht were falling fast,
As through so Alpine village passed
A yowl, who bore, 'mid snow and lee %
A banner with the strange device,
Excelsior
His brow was sad; his eye beneath,
Flashed like afah:hien from its sheath
And like a eilver clarion rung
The accents of that unknown tongue,
Excelsior !
In happy homes he saw the light
Of household fires gleam warm and bright.
Above, the spectral glaciers shone.
And from his lips escaped a groan,
Excelsior
"Try not the pass!" the old man said;
"Dark lowers the tempest overhead
The roaring torrent's deep and wide !"
And loud that clarion voice replied
Excelsior
"0 stay." the maiden said, "and rest
Thy weary bead upon this breast !"
A tear stood in his soft bine eye,
But still he answered with a sigh,
Excelsior!
"Beware the pine-tree% withered branch!
Beware the awful avalanche!"
This was the peasant's lead good eight—.
A voice replied far up the height,
Ezeeliaor,
At break of day. as heavenward
'The pious ruooks of Saint Bernard
Uttered the eh-repeated prayer,
A voice cried through the startled air—.
Excelsior !
A traveller, by the faithful, hound,
Half buried in the snow was found,
Still grasping in hie hand of ice
The 13..nner with the strange devica—
Excelsior
There, in the twiliett cold and gray.
Lifeless, but beautiful, he lay,
And from the sky, serene and far,
A voice fell, like a falling star !
Excelsior'.
Peculiarities of Poets.
What is a poet? That is the queettion,
oh, benevolent reader, to which the an
swer varies every ten years! A few dee
cades ago, in the day of Hayley, a poet
was a very precise, rather old-maidish
sort of a gentleman, who carried manu.
script epics about with him it: his pocket
when he was invited to tea, and read to
the admiring spinsters, who had been ask
ed to meet him, twelve cantos of his poems,
land refreshed himself with a clip between
each. Wonder in those days were divi.
ded between the powers of his body and
mind; and although the aforesaid spinsters
affected to be astonished at his intellect,
the chief °Eject of their admiration was,
in reality, his unequalled capacity of drink.
ingislops. When Hayley was Apollo,
idon wos a teapot.
Shortly after that time, a poet was a
young gentleman of highly philanthropic
principles, who was so deeply touched
with love for his species in general, that
he disdained the mean-souled wretches
who cared a farthing for any individual of
it in particular; a patriot who tossed up
his greasy cap in honor of Robespierre;
who talked of the 'red vintage' of the
French Revolution, and thought our old
English Constitution, in comparison; was
the smallest of all possible small beer,
where, with a lusty hatred of all aristocra
tic institutions, he declared that all the
froth was at the top, not perceiving that a
fine glittering coronet of froth is the surest
sign of the soundness of the beverage be,
low; and though some of the nobler spirits,
who had been deluded by the fire - of the
great volcano, and thought it •light from
heaven,' turned away in loathibg and dia.
gust. still the poet of that period was a
being such as we have described—believ--
itig
in the per fectability of mere and ad ,
vocating the very converse of the great
Tory maxim, which undoutitedly has at
first sight a touch of honesty and common
sense to recommend it, ohat a man can do
as he likes with his own'— viz: that a man
has no right to do what he likes with his
own, as that is an abuse of the rights of
property; but has an undoubted right to
do what he likes with his neighbors, as in
' &Mausl ownership is against the great lair
of nature, and the indefeasible equality o
man. . .
In a few years after that:a poet waa a
being of a very different order—fly there
were giants in those days. It was no long
er thought that a sign of genius, or a proof
that a man was fit to write poems, that he
was fit lot tiodiiiig else. A poet was a
thorough gentleman, was a good hand at
cudgel.playing, a dauntless horseman. and;-
a devil among the grouse. He was also„
we are bound to add, a Tory of the first
water—or rather of no water at all, hut e
' Tory considerably above proof. A slight"
alteration in , the definition then ensued,
A poet was slightly affected, talked about
imaginary woes; made himself outto be* --
monster of iniquity, and a proiligiotra in- •
erne otthe force of irresistibleris . a sou;
,
Avbereas, in reality, the feting suiterwaw rf ..-,
very feeble stamina, anirshout awfulaiiais:
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instance of the farce of ungoverardAs rut
sibn. as a sentimental -ox, arricise t ~ • -.,:'---
lowings and amatory gambols ' 1'.. - 1r ---.
airtiation andastonishment4aneag the'
ti4nded descendants a it,. But with
and another little failiti•ortwo, deducte.4 „
trete his last its. he war It4wrari of great : z
fi_AZe; with only this draWbatiitroni his val,:4 - -.
that halelt helilitnitinTiiisao lut
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