li ne now tan:sled himself
to to m
see, and
*eked me if I wished the boy e any
body thst was absent-ornameevi—
d
Lord Nelson, of whom the boy had
dasnlY never-heard; .for it was: with much
difficulty that-he pronounced thename af
ter several trials. The magiciac desired
the- boy to say to the Soeltari--'My master
Deletes. thee, and desires thee to bring
Lord Nelson; brief, him before my eyes,
that I may seibitn, speedily.!---The boy
then did so, and almost immediately acliP
ea, 4 .A. messenger is gone and - has return ,
ea, end brought a man; dressed in a black
mil:Of-European clothes; the man has lost
his - left arm.' He then paused for a me
mentos two; and, looking more intently
and more closely into the ink, said,'No,
he its not lost his left arm, bat it is pla
cestlto his breast.' This correction made
his deseription still more striking than it
hid been without it, since Lord Nelson
generally'had the empty sleeve attached to
the breast of his coat; but it was the right
atm that he had lost, Without -sayir , ig
that `I suspected the boy had made a mis
take, I asked the magician whether the
objects appeared in the ink as if actually
before the eyes, or as if in a glass, which
mikes the right appear the left. He an
swered that they appeared as in a new
mirtor. This,rendered the boy's descrip •
`llll4l.4text, potion I called for was a
natiii Of 'Egypt, who has been for many
resident in England, whete he has
adopted odt dress, and who bad long been
confined to hished= by illness before I em=
bared for this country; I thought that
his'--name,sm'e nor very uncommon in E.
gyfit; migbemalte the boy describe him
incorrectly, - though another boy on a for-' 1
mar visit of the magician, had described
this same person as wearing an European
dress, like that in which 1 last saw him.
In'the present case the boy said, 'Here is
a marl Ist-might on a kind of bier, and wrap
ped up in a sheet.' This description
would suit supposing ths person in ques
tion to be still confined to his bed, or if he
be dead. The bry described his face as
covered; and was told to order that it
Aistild-be—oncoterell. This he did, and
thiMsaid 'His face is pale, and he has
mustachios, . but no beard,' wh:mh is cor—
tent.i.'
• lbat 7there - was no confederacy,' says
14. , Lane,.1 satisfactorily ' ascertained by
;sheeting the boy who performed the part
-*trove described in my presence, from a
ptiMbei•Of others passing by in the street,
_by his rejecting a present, which
-attetwards offered him, with the view of
-intineing him to confess that he did not
really see what. he had professed to have
seri. The result was the same with an ,
oil* boy - on another occasion. Tnen
, Wan, supposing by pictorial representa
tions, et descriptions otherwise procured
nriny:publie,,nbaracter a might admit of
-----seeurstedescription what previous , prepa—
ring. a certain obscure individual as lying
in a winding sheet, or that which follows,
is still' more extraordinaryl
'On one of-these oncasions, an English
man present ridiculed the performance,
and said that nothing wouldeatisfy him
but correct description of the appearance
of- his oWn father, of whom, he-was sure
no one= of the company had any know!.
edge:- The biy, accordingly, having call
- eti by. name for the person albrded to,
rlsOribed a man in a frank dreio, of course
Wri*.44a hand placed to his head, wearing
apantigkes, and with one foot on the
$OO4lOl. 4 and the other raised behind hm
ANA aVOre stepping down from a Brat
-..iAription-__was exactly true in eiery
rattO
`at,„._ the peculiar` position of the tend
Wattllccasictned by an almost content
iteitatrAe; and that of the foot by *stiff
knee ousel' by the fall from a hot
►
hattiat'
. _
Modern %Vito - Waft.
A late" Paris paper *ate, tfia the f vying :
I
During the last year,* silit!iii* -named andor..
cilia, tue. Inhabitant of artillage tie
_Mont . -
4 Frees , , wit r a bind insani.
A-y.--wlitarinsin-hetkteag tiijia nea r., tire, and
ea
. poi. her in conetaa - foawof bein wilt up,
and caused her a:P*oe herself by to v tots other
strange fancies. - After having erupt it Intnn
her of remedies in hope of relief in n, the idea
came into her mind that she was ed by a
demon, and that a man by the nampf Sales,:the
villager joiner, whose family had ar lifintiOnla
livedlnahe same house with her, itrit..**itah".
her. The idea, instead of being iintradigted by
the-husband and relations of the tient. was fullY
believed by them; and the rr. was •spread
- Itraugh tho whole village tba alias this . joiner
Sad bewitched dame - Chat* - Ile, and soda, af.
terfanitidorcillelsbeaband, pened to meet Sal
1_,4010 A by - place .- threatened bill him if he did
notyclieve - bis wife fiom tialialchantment. Sal..
lain 'vain protested againsd denied the ohar,ge;
the , public opinion, nutwidatanding all his Fib.
tektatione, pienonneed On the real sailor 'Of
dame Chandorcille's mad**. TiAng* Warkin
0 - this elite-when the sick kowien had recourse, for
her relief to a certain Jame- Con*, a witch' or
'op, who lived affilontpelier„ and warr.sithit,
',through the teghbor hood for her iltitiin
7 , ,
Lion. At the solicitbtion .. 1 4. ih e rahowice
- d ame Chandorcilk, Conte conaddlid - - ti•*11;
ickeromarx , She erdeblialmilieriedflallwilarra
and. remained there for alight days," alinfAllalald
this time krtd, ,iipa. succession of eperatirons of
witcheraft,:ig order to exp.. the deafen from -the
body tif the•**the!. ' She lighted lialtiliapirs about
AIM_ ~,
~blidafthe sick wanly", sr lidded all - the fut.'
WIWI* iwitre hone with I lan Water, threvivins
interAirtire, invoked idistariAlra. _
At' the end of th e eights Ly s , expulsiou not
ba/i)wen effected, list Ibis - ' t hiving, as
ed fail
she dill.. experienced decid - as a token of
gratitude, several baskets' ig, and lla present
(pUblin 411nror says) or 400' ruiiiii -(ame cjiu.
4 41430 Pa.'s a) was gialax t
40 the witch. he
patieut,hawever, soon Alt hack - into her suffering
canatina, and all • the benefit derived frotOpaine'
Canas t a -visit was lost. The demon still *aniline I
to trevable tia poor 'Ltd); wed Salle', remained in
,nad would not catasent'to,distmtbral his
.--- - Ir j..r ': biddy , not being able to dri re the folly
• . ', ." ? ::,it‘• .. which the w riptra . says cannot be
even thoughs.* be' bitilifd Aispnorter. s,
amide neat ormehiffd to horrelliardemort:
IWeiser ; ; but the -village eurstadid not : !
_ikdinab agave matter; without
_the
ta11 . .p..-...• - /Ipplicatkiii . terawtheret ore=
A, ••_ of Montpelier. who at tliii:
WO P tha-rail a t - W lt 4 j
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senalgedAtif Da* , eaaf4llt w hite
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OtalinverattraYlsnaWMF:MlJAWltte "In a . I"
lIPMlWeiltOO COO** t! el*Ohe
The pool was la the second stnercand the liiired
Pot heitifFiable to gratify: their onriasity.taiwider
was obtained and placed - against the wall Of the
hotels, and a man named Corriere mounted it,
and.'gaining thus a view of the a partment, vet•
unteered to gratify the curiosity o f the-crow/14w
low, by repeating aloud rt o them w hat he htisrcL
"Setae," cried he, rematieg the words of the cu.
rate. "Satan leave the - ,.body of this woman."—
"Which way me You„going?"asked the citrate,
"brthe ilea g
or the window?" "Throuh the
window," replied the wore in._ At these words.
the listener, who was - holding his ear at the win'.
dew, suddenly popped doWn his head, fearing to
suffer from the exit of the demon, and ail the peo
ple cried aloud with fear, expecting to saesme
thing horrible. But nothing appeared; Car
riere heard the , woman designate the joiner as the
cense of her trouble. A voice was then heard 1 The Gazette says that our althea._
from the crowd u l•A fire! a fire! let us Make a
~ ,
fire and burn this s a iies.”—bni happily the enowd , in ,e_ expenditures of the Government since
were not quite wicked enough to go to such the/4 , ll'gs came into power is a "notorious
lengths.vod i " (chaste language for a deacon.)
stifles, being 93 pereecuted, was forced to gilt fa"
his village, and decided to make complaint to the but it has taken special care to avoid any-.
juiicial authrities againsehis persecutore- ' An
thing like an effort to prove its falsity. It
examination in c onsequence took place,aud Dame
Conte Rae brought Were the -court accu•ied o f dare not deny that seventy millions have
cheating. Chaudercille and hie wife were accesi- , been appropri lied sitting the two years of
ed—the one of threatening to kill, the other o f
divers injuries committed a gainst, Sal!es. Dame federal rule, nor dare it deny that there is
Conte, (a great rubicund lady, who had formerly now an agent ill. Europe peddling the credit
been irnpritimied for hiving practised the trade of
a witch,) denied all the facts of which she was an- of the Govetnment from city t to city begging
cused. and protested she Lad never been in the a loan of fifteen millions, which when ad•
specified villages and knew n othing of Chandor-
ded to the appropriations twill rooks the nice
cille or his family; but her denial came to noth
inglittle sum of eighty five millions of dollars.
before the numerous witnesses who were pro-
duced---and so - the tribunal pronounced the ac-
I
quaint of Chaudoredle and Corriere, but con- As we expected, the Gazette saddles the
seamed Conte for cheating to three m onths' ire- President with these expenditures instead
I
prisonment. The court probably acted np to t h e f e d eral majority of the House, led
t
their light but, from the account of the French of
journals of which this is an abstract, it does not on by its favorite, John Q. Adams, and
appear that the vengea..ce of the law had reached •
IEB remarks have a tendency to make the
the mast g uilty person, or Lhat poor Sallee had I
succeeded in obtaining any relief.—Boston. Ad , , public believe that if extravagance has
v0cc.....::•........................................ been practised, Mr. Tyler is responsible
i
for it. What unprincipled creatures fed-
DAILY MORNING POST.
eral politicians are!
------------_
Tre. rnuaars 4- W. H. ANITH,NDITORS AND PROPRINTORB
Coming to theft senses.
Many of the leading whigs of Rhode Island are '
coming "out from among the vile party," and
enr oiling themselves in the ranks of the pelvic.
The antimasons are busy at work in all At all the popular g atherings(called clam-bakes,)
of the suffragemen,we find some prominent whig
parts of the county, trying to force the c
onfessing his sins, and promising a mendment.
people to lend a helping hand to their
A
Col. ,oAIIIIEL WALES, who was a leading coon
sinking :cause. Their emissaries are skin orator in 1840, attendej the clam-bake at
traversing every township, distributing Acote Hill, and g ave his reasons for reraiunereg
handbills, filled with falsehoods, of course, whiggery. He said he was in favor of the sove
reignty of the people: lie wished that sovereignty
slandering the democratic candidates and
to be exercised through the cairns of law when
misrepresenting their principles, and laud
practicable, but if the servants of the people set
ing the honesty, competency and patriot- themselves up as masters, and refused to,give an
ism of a ticket that has Neville B. Craig . o pportunity to amend the constitution when it
for its head! The persons appointed for was desired by a large majority, then it became
this purpose are ashamed to present t h e i r n ecessary for th .
He had been e people to take the work into
hands a whig, bet now
lying documents to the honest farmers,
he had found out what whiggery meant:—ha was
but they drop them in whole bundles on I
no
whig according to tne present meaning of
the highways. A tter from a friend in the term, but a democrat. He had - Seen the whig
Robinson tp., says='
,_'Their carriers in our party arrayed againsi the sreopja_of Rhibda Wand.
- n: ,„1:.„,,,u-Jc---ormerr and then he' had with many - others tabandon d
section of corm
oa s, an t ey dr,t_ :,them single, double, it.
and some times itr whole bundles in the I
highway. Yesterday, there was a large
bundle found on the public road, about 20
rods from my house."
We have seen one of their bills, and it
is made up of such truck as was used by
the coonskin and hard-cider politicians in
1840, and with which they expect again to
gull the people-in the country. We can
not imagine, that any dint who was de
ceived, by their false promises in that
memorable campaign, will again place a
"generoas confidence" in their profes
sions, and permit them to deceive him a
second time.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1842
See First Page.
The "Agitation.”
The• Sun of yesterday has the follow ing
paragraph in relation to a notice which has
caused considerable "agitation"among a por
tOn of outzommunity.
`"The Past of yesterday is into us like a thou
sand of brick, for finding fault vt ith its attempt to
excite the feelings or the Germans glair* the the
Antimasens and Whigs of this county',Xecause a
German was' not allowed to ask ;0.- tlinefinn •in a
public meeting, and was arrested by the Police . —
We have nothing to say in favor of the course purl
sued towards the Germane. We wore not at the
-meeting. aod know nothing about the facts in the
ease, but we do say that the attempt to excite pro
, judichAltelings among the Gerrit 3 nt, because one
of them may nut have been well treated, is a M . Et- .
erable - politiptd sultteribgs, resorted to for p ‘litieal
effect on the eve of an election, and would bee
disreputable in one,party as in another."
But have you nothing to say in condem
nation of thisinsolent outrage onlffe rights
or apieeht Can you stand quietly by and
see a citizen rudely dragged off and confin
kWe'die “Tombeamong drunkards, thieves
*loaferoer meielt attempting to speak
;in the ;august presence - of thskmanagers of
tho federal miedegbl if the German's con
duct had`been talk! inOroper. it would
i .
',have been blamoned forth in Police Bit
ports orAte ;tapers 'talu ' n sack
mat
ter to tbotr reatlens4tompaeled by, moral
reflection on the ikpropriety of Germans
meddling with , questienti- of which they
know nothing. But Vl* was nothing
wrong in this person'snd cOfid e asked a
civil questke", and Mi'vre':4o4 4 ve, with an
honest desire for inflientetirm, and if it had
been a democratic meeting his questions
would have received a civil answer. But
he was unfortunately,among men who do
not 'acknowledge the rights of tke poorer
classes" to ask questions respecting_ the'
sch emes .of *federal leaders, and foi his ,
~insaleacelaii,was dragged, off to ,thewatch
boom by °Pr very.vigilantPOWs.'
. „ ~,
The ediswA l f lh o 1301,111 Clerk in 41 )..1
~, - • 1„ , - --- kw itk '
t44,10':,440*(41'141" ,fit -' W4l er.
*1 i4 1',.. .. iittto4looollloo.lo.-o:4**--
4
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~ ,..7 -77 77- -, :, P , ...:7,17, Ai; ~,,„
4"''''-211:0N,r":•.- ';',!.' • '_.i , '.. '''.;
fication of 00 ' ' ' • - of
the Mayor itnd Orare 01,a
fjrt
Thik Scti fits.l*lttentif Waste** of its
neutral position; in politics; and its I'o4-
ness to condemn the faults of either„ . .., play,
ail 1 has freqnently rubbed down both for
small failiaga; but it seinwthat an outrage'
on the liberty of opeech, ri4m r t a fault of
sufficient magnitude to call forth its censure
and the petty tyrants who would imprison
a man for daribg to question their princi
ples, ars permitted to go unrebuked. If a
democratic meeting would commit an out
rage halos base, we think the Sun's thun
der would not be so small.
Doctors ' , Differ.
Deacon White and Daniel Webstar dotit
agree on all questions, as we learn from the
Gazette of Thursday. Daniel Webster tells
the truth and candidly admits that the Tar.
itT bill was saved by the Democrats—Dea
con White tells and says that thiy
were against it when they voted for, and
that Adams wasfor it when he voted agains
• A man Murdered by His Wife.
A man named Whitney of St. Clair co.
Mo. was . lately found dead in his bed.
His reputed wife, Sarah Whitney, alias
Crutchfield, swore before the Coroner,
that he committed ar.icide, and the verdict
of the jury was in accordance. Since the
Inquest, his wife has been suspected for
helping him off and a reward of $l5O is
been offered frifirer apprehension.
The October number of the lies
Companion," is ready for delivery at Ber , .
ford's Literary Deposity. Its contents are
from some of the best writers of the country,
and fully sustain the high character hereto- ,
fore enjoyed, by ibis popular Magazine. It
is embellished with a beautiful engraving of
Eitiabethibe Exile of Siberia; a view of
Windsor, N. S. and a plate of the Fashions
forOctober. Music*--“Boundingßillows,"
I arrarigati as a cftwtette.
If the democrats of Ohio -11'.o not achieve
- ,
one of the most gloriousvictories ever won,
next Thesday, they will not get their de•
sense for a more ably, conducted campaign
never took plaet, than the one which closes
on the I,lth inst. They have chargedhome on
the traitors, in . everycounty of the State,
and left:th*withtiStrhope but that which
they earl tip-in the resurrection of the ham
bugs -or 1.846.
Specie Tinies coming it
Here is a story told by Bicknell's Repor
ter. Its bard to swallow, but it may be
true; at least we bope so:
On Saturday **lend of ours presented a
note of $6OO to an necentric old gentleman
who pays his nelien aNvays at his ownemin
ter and Pot in any blink. Bankable' funds
were required, but he refused to pay in any ,
thing but specie, and forthwith proceeded to
count out.the money. ^ Our friend then cal
led upon a neighboring Bank, and request
-
e 4 the notes of:the institution for the specie,
with an Understanding that lb...porter of the
Bank l should :in sent-forthe silver; This,
however -wos_deciined,-the Blink had more
specie than it wanted. uiti was no(aeilooli
to Wetiwkftortilie , t 4A nting over ~.11600.
STC4P. bras cojns~elkd to
• :EWA 014:.* 411 0 ,
about 4116-14 fr
mg=
lEEE=
.si7 fort . rhe Weath!G
Usue,it upfor thi Season. --Mosquitoes.
ASidkaltew Bank.7.The editor of the
N. V. Suu.
Expel-ltd.—More riots in Canada.
Pattiolism.--A scarce article.
liumbugs.—Worse than bed , bugs.
Gettiiig #carce.--Peaches. They are
a cent .a piece.
Gone.—The bank of Constantine, Mich,
Bicome Insane. —The Mother of McCoy
the number of applicants in Connecticut
for the benefit'of the baukinpt.law is 1060.
A pickpocket named Jos. B. Webb has
beer. arrested in New York.
A young women's Suffrage Asscmolation
has been formed in Providence.
Upwards of 14.000 bbls. of flour were
nspected in Baltimore last week.
The N. Y. News said this: 'The pugnac
ity of the Emerald Islanders is satisfactori
ly accounted for—they are ire jail. Dun'
steal that.'
"Stand by your principles, Whigs."---
Phila. Gai.'
Which set of principles, do you mean:f-
The set for the South or the pet fur the
North; or, the "not for the public eye" set
Webb has read Talmadge out of the
Whig party. What party %%ill take him.—
Not the Democrats, not the "Corporal's
Guard."
"The Teetotaler" is
. the name of n new
Temperance paper which hails from Hos
ton. It is good. Wm. E. Fitzgibbon,
Editor. Price $l,OO.
What is more disgusting than to see a
vulgar man trying to be polite.
Good .ildvice.—"ln prosperity be prepa
red for a change: in adversity hope for one.
Cast Iron Buildings are daily increasing
in England.
ollowing
'Boy what's that dog's name?,
'He isn't nam.d yei,' said the buy, 'but I
want to call him .Baiik—note,' for though he
runs at every body else he wont-go at pa!'
Not ours.
Boston and Fashi3n meet at Camd-n.—
The proprietor of the Camden Course, has
offered a purse of two thousand dollars for
four mile, heats.
.8 question for Mt ✓idoocate.—is no'
.I..linAlanio,-.4.-.,-i.-vrvnrriirritc on. tne
list o'
c andidates . fur the Vice Presidency, oppo ,
sed to Free. Suffrage? We-want 'a straigt
up and down answer.
Theatricals are reviving in Boston and
Philadelphi:
Wl i so we see a idr,ner's hluse surround
ed witi weeds and no flowers in his garden,
we say to ourselves, "there stays a poor dev
il"—for it cannot be said he lives.
.41
Horrible.—The Boston Times has the
"The elder the seed the worse the crop," ,
is an ol I saying. Ilaw ridiculous it is for
some persons to pique themselves upon the
rank of their ancestors. We like Claude
Melnotte's expression, "I would not be a
pensioner on the dead."
It is a very easy matter to make a gent e
man if it is by the quality of a man's coat
we are to judge. With such a criterion the
fool, the knave, the loafer, and the gambler
may claim the soubriquet.
It has come to this.—A man now to be
considered "respectable" must eitheiAe a
very rich or deeply involved in debt. A
certificate of discharge in Bankruptcy will
puss any man into fashionable society
Iron Works Destroyed.—The extensive
iron works of Reeves, Whitaker & Co., 1,.
Gated at Bridgeton, N. J. were destroyed
by fire on the,27th inst. Loss, $25,000
partial insurance.
The Pt.ila. Express is hard on every
thing that smells of English aristocracy
Indeed it is —very improper for a gen
tleman to snore so loud in Church as to
awaken the rest of the Congregatbm.
•Why- is a child with a eold, like a stormy
winter's night r It blows it snows, (it
blows its nose.)
So they say,—Hon. G. W. Dix4m-jras
willted into the affections of a rich Phila
AI- phia widow. Co it George.
FOR TRZ mognima Pori
A iteutton, Dutchmen.
IBEssas. EDITOR —I hear the Whigs ex
pect to hold a great meeting in_the Court
House on Saturday preceeding the election,
yort would gOnfer a favor Oreihe unsuspect
ing Germans, by advising those of them
who may chmee to be at the meeting, to
stand a little tack, also to keep their mouth
shut, lest they might fall into the hands of
some whip tool; for I would bevery sorry,
indeed to see or hear of any DutehmaN
(evettlf he should ask an unpleasing quell.
tion) being force& to the Mayor's office, and
if dissatisfied with this stretch of authority,
dragged down to the filthy tombs. But' it
takes the Capt. oethe Watch to 1 30 sachem - -
0(11w in Whiggery. - And lam sure any
Dutchman who was'in the Mayor's office,.
when the unfortunate German (whoJahed
'that simple
.question in reference to what J.
ga"Atidahla tad -One' .1 . 4 C 0 1 9 TArinivaaltar -.
, rtift tit the *bi ba&-no fart treed demi
. .
4 44 lie*ti.o*".. l . o PIE 111 0 " ," 11 02f 4
litteiiiilittinifidettA )ooll
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• X XIX X •
A-LIIIIIIIIW
The untiergigned Ute heafitirrith aittihtuthihaht,
that titer Wavers* tha,Cait :10e Cemalon4l4lts
of . Allegheny county has, ripen formal application,
granft‘a , Centetistion'itv the 'nature of a vent
'de tunatia ittquirendo' against him, for the pur
pose of (if the thing can be done) taking care of
his real and personal estate under the superven..
tion of gnuidians. • That the law is merciful in
its intention", no drMbt,lsientertained; but whether
Thomas Sample &Attire, Joseph Irwin Esquire,
and A Lamont Esquire - who - propose to cificiate
as high priests in the sacrifice of the undersigned,
in this matter, are men ascii:imp hands , and pure
hearts' must, for a time, ernbarass their friends.
As no irquisition has been made as - yet, the un.
dersigned, as the 'person aggrieved' in the promi
ses, takes this early opportunity to express the
hope that the gentlemen above named will duly
notify him to attend before competent authority
to traverse the question of lunacy. It may be he
shall have a lucid internal to meet those modern
'sages; and, in such an*vent, without the aid of
Counsel, the supposed lunatic may have a variety
of questions to propou Id to those three evil mew
of Allegheny; in order to test the voluntary and
active-powers of mind, so as trienOle
fon to judge correctly between the wise :old the
1.1!4/ish
Perhaps'Mr. Sample, as'a tarrirr, can tell
er the Skin of a Pregro or a Rig requires most •
time to convert into Ravir strops, thiliges of both
being equal—or whether the principle of leather
is more contained in his own brains than in the
hide of -a calf.
Mr. Irwin, some years ago, it is said, lost a
large portion of his brains by the falling of a brick
tub, but he may have retained enough to be both
intros ye and impertinent, as r' gards the affairs
of his neighbors.
Mr. Lamont manufactures v'ces and is a hive..
fisted fellow,—the undersigned would merely ask
him it he contemplates throwing up a lucrative
business, since President Tyler has, like a patriot,
signed the Tariff, to speculate in the abominable
vice of laboring to destroy ri: neighbor's 6oines
tic happiness by making a -wider tweak among a
family, that has never given hint cause of offence.
In conclusion, the undersigned as-ures the gen
tleman above named he will not sh i k.fiom a
comparison of intelleatial powers with any of
them, and whenever opportunity offers he will
endeavor tr. prove that insolvents, money borrow
ers, and blockheads are not the men capable of
judging in family matters, which wil be happily
settled without the ht mbugattempt to prove /a
navy against . SAMUEL WALKER,
October 8 1842 —it. Allegheny City.
FAMILY MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, &c.
LARGE and valuable assortment of all the patent
medicines of the day; French Perfumery, Shaving
Soaps; Thorn's Teaberry Tooth Wash, which is not sur
passed by any other preparation ever offered to the pub
lic, either for the preservalion or cleanliness of the Teeth.
Cook's Muscovites Props, which will cure the most in
veterate tooth ache in five minutes.
And a choice lot of Cigars, of La Norma, Principe and
other brands well known in the city; Fine Chewing To
bacco, .c-c, .c. always on hand and. for sale wholesale and
retail at TUTTLE'S, 86 Fourth street, opposite the Chroni
cle office. Oct
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,Forty Boys, to join
the Military Comnatties of Pittsburgh and Atte.
gheny, In the capacity of Musicians.. They will receive
instruction, clothing and instrument free of expense.
Many parents are under the impression that the practi
cal knowledge of a Musical instrument may have an ill
tendency over the morals of their children, and that it
may also draw too much of their attention from their
studies or occupation. To the reverse of this, pemit me
.to say, that the acquisition of this art, affords to the echo
lar n source of recreation and relaxation which cannot be
substituted. The taste becomes more refined, and the
Inclination for study more ardent, and consequently the
.mind is ore abstracted from those gross a musemente chat
youth_ana eo 'liable to fall into. neither w ill Viet, anen t
lion to music in nay way interfere with other study or
occupation, as the time devoted to this branch can - al
• ways I five Its definite time, as well as other studiek
Another objection that parents somethnes offer, 1101 :
ml
should their children become good performers, they might
he led into irre.tular habits, In reply to this.a parent
might say With the same proprielyoliat he would not have
Lis son taught to write a good hand lest he should becOnke.
a-counterfeiter, wit that the resoit depends on the
we make of any artileirement.- --
It Is now to be hoped that from the above remarks, all
prejudices that may have heretofore existed on the part
of parents are removed, and that they will not deprive
their children the privilege of embracing - the present op•
portunity. Call at Col. Trovillo's and inquire Tor
WM. W. BAY LEY.
N. B. No boy need apply for acceptance, without a
written consent from his parent or guardian. oct 8-1 w
In the Court of Common Pleas of illleghe
ny County of October Terms 1842 ; No.
302.
Kingston--Samuel Kingston 1
--', ‘, -, va
ollitlrrennanii Cornelius Dar- 1 :i c a l s r" ti
i
~.. -- ' - • likt - if' 11l o.
i I, '
rash', tars , of the &tate oi • .revive
sesCullen dec'd, with notice to i J u d g
11% Janice Crawford, of the City of ment gte.
Pittsburgh. led to the heirs and legaltepreseor;
;naves of Moses Cullen deceased,"
AND NOW,TO WIT, October t
at, 1843: On motion
nof Sarni Kingston, the Court direct that notice be'
given to the heirs and legal representatives of .Moses Cul-1
len deed. by publication in one of the newspapers print
ed In the city of Pit tsburgh,at least three times before the
fourth Monday of October-1842, according to the Act of
Assembly and the rules of Court.
A true copy from the itikord.
Attest. A SUTTON, Trolley.
Oc t 8-4 t.
CARPET AND DRY GOOD STORE.
Fresk Arrival and Cksaper than Rear
/VHS Subscriber having just received a new stock el
Carpets and Dry GOOdA,IIIII, enabled to supply the
wantsof the community at exceedingly IoW prices fur
cash. They earnestly solicit an examination from those
wishing to buy, before making their purchasealsewhere.
Their Stock consists as follows. viz: .
Brussels Carpels, new style. Hearth Mats;
Superfine ingrain, do Tahle end Piano covers,
Fine, do do Brown Drills.
Common do • do 5 4 Bleached Sheeting,
4 4 3-4134 Plain Venetian, 7 4 Table -Linen, •
4.43 45 8 Twilled, do Counterpane, and Blankets
Listing Carpet, a new. good . Door Mats, Bindings, 4.c.
article.
.4*e•
Floor Oil Cloths, ail w idths . Figured Barking.
In connection with a well selected stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods at as great a reduction of price as any
otter e-stablishment in the city.
W, lit cCLINTOCK CO.. -
oct 6-3rd iv. No.llo Market street; Pittsburgh.
SCBOOL.—Mr. Bayley hereby would re•
.spectly inform theettizens of -Pittsburgh and vi.
deity, that he contemplates forming aeboot immediate
ly, for the purpose ofteaching the tfirefiti art of Inform
mental music. lie pledges himself to the putdic,tbat his
met hod of instruct ion is systematic and scientific, and that
no pains shell be spared to facilitate the . progress of his
pupils.
Ladies will be waited on at their respective residences.
Mr, B. hos reduced his prices to suit the times.
For particulars pease call at Col. Trovillo's, near the
Allegheny Bridge. act 8-1 w
WESTERN f NIVERSITY---A meeting of the
Board or Trustees of Western University of
Pennsylvania wi l oe held at the University Building on
Monday the 10th inst„ at 2 ti'clock M.
oct 8-2 t . Tlloll?lBll.l3oBl7',ic.4ee'y.
WAKE NOTICE that the " of
i Court of Common Pico ,
the benefit of the insolvent Litt,
and that rutl4 Court ham;yst
WaxrxD INNEDIATELL Fora most respect
VT able family. two miles from the City,a
Teacher and Governets. One of respeetabie - etntraetee, _ _ HIRAM r
good Occreidotbetoirsinesist
theforcotheurtHol.tegi...t,
mkt. requisite quittitications,astd4ho will make eerier - Oct. 5, 1°42-3t* _„ i m .
useful lea religiorttamily ' Will find Item:Mate viapidp -_ B,‘ an.
ment at
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tnat„ at 2 o'clock P. M. A l / 44, 44
mounted harness.
HOUSE, AND LOT 4T.71"1111117077
14th inst. at 2 o'clock, r.Y4
and Lot, situated on the earner
Kneels. In the sth Ward °lns cil),
two stories high, with a laa ttx
buildings.
Terms at Sale—By ot der of the
den.
Pittsburgh, October 6
TO" the; Honorable the Jadje
Quarter Sessions of the here, i k
of Alleghtrmy.
THE petition of NirholaeL,llo
Keespert. in Versailles t,
aforesaid, humbly SheWettl, That
provided himself with materials le"
of travelers and othemat idstheeinst
ship a-oresnid.and praystitsi ya m
ed to grant him a license to beep a ,
tainment. And your pelitioner,ul'
pray'
the subscribers, citizens of Te
certify, t hat the above petitioner het
City and temperance, and is well
room and conveniences for the arr i
Ina cif Al rangers and travelers, attO I
!PPM ry.
Matthew Elliot,
A. Atwater,
H. B
John Cook,
John Long,
John Harison,
Oct 7-3 t.
In the Court of p H ," session,
of Alio:luny loamy.
ANP NOW TO WIT, Ottolirr 5,11
recta the Clerk to give puLif t
newspapery published In the city of
persons interested in the above
raid Court on Monday next, 0% 4 , "
M., then and there to mate any
have made In lire plan of said bu,,
they shall be heard. By arc * ,
Oel 7-31 ILLitu
BOOR AE
PRINTING 0
AT, W. Corner of ITO
Tus proprielois of the Alamo
•ND M L 'N FA CT MI ER reFrecifully
and the pal rons of i ho , e papers, that
and well chosen assortment of
&ND AN.FAI Ornifiit
Ncesisiiry,to a Jib Printing Offire,t.
pared to ezetiae
LEI TER PRESS P
OF EVERY DESCRI
Rine of Lnding,
Bill Head=,
War k Checks,
Pamphlet P
Handbills,
211 nibs of 111.
Stage, Steamboat, and Canal Boat
priatc Cats,
Printed on the shortrnl noi ire and mac
We respectfully ask lb calitottarf
the public in general in I brinclri
39,1312. Hill.
Pittsburgh. Syr.
I LL1.11.31 ELDER, Altorno
Bakeweirs Ilnilitirigs, 'TO
Court House. on Cfaw !greet.
r TT S ISt WO%) Cr
Surgical Znstrraicd.
169, tomer of Liboti %, •
CTITR /0 lir rem nu'
1J1 .911 • cit meths of Pa Esltitrztt and
dinar,' pelt onate lie talA hereto'—
04011 to merit a cantinuation n' ill
'ti'mil to manufacture all nrildep
I superior
r to nay thing of the kindst
and that Pittsburgh shall well ism
SIIEFFIELDOF A
The subscriber having a Iways ot •
sive stock of Home Manufactured
Western Country, wou d pa dirula
of Surgeons, Dentists and Druggio
Instruoterts.
Hardware Merchants to hieslx
Rankers. Tailors, Hatters and flair
Paient,Shears, r,Ar c.
And that hG eitablitchment being •
the ensb-princirde, persons &wow
once discover the ad ca ntage of nlf,%
ehlewbere: jobbing done in a Puperi , i
than ever.
J. C. by directinc his sole atteolloa
er with having in Ids rlnnloy
esetoi
men, hopes to merit the ap
layste,
Wanted 'lmmo liatelv, a :nod Cot:
none nri-d Imply to the I,esl
CO-PARMERSHIP.—G. P.
having associated them4elni
first' of Hampton s Smith ,
Dry Goods business in the hang
Hampton. Smith Co where the!
few days n new stock,of Fall and
respectfully invne Their
to n icoriek.
erally, visiting Pitlsburgh,ld f
storm.,
BRIGADE ORDERS.—tiolirt
a Court of A hoeal. for the
Ist Brigade, 15th Division. Prenl•
held at the house of James Atom `
tel) Pittsburgh, Friday, the Tit
at 10 o'clock, A. M. A Court 0(1.
the 147th Regiment. at the sure
at 3 o'clock P. M.—when and vac:a
may attend. Co's. Watt and Wm.
han will constitute he Court, if .
present may substitute. By , th e
sep 27 td THOS. 61c607
530thCOW --graved hini •
Li3oth of September, a Lrindle CO
back, long horns . V 1 ith a title in etli
Whoever will give information
suitably rewarded.
SHOE TRW EAD. —Just me
A 2.3.13 and 5, tmlf Wad'
together with a compiele arro
I' S. A large assortment of
Sept 29
GEORGE W. LA YArO.
" No, 54 Fifth street, sear
P 37-1 Y
S4LT.-200 Ols No. 1 SA
sate by J.
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