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Six. if not paid Nvidlin the. year..i r.es •,- 1:7 - Single copie4 Two mrs.forßala Frnotlei lsl Office, and by theootriabiye." . • • ;..., THE BATFRPAir;DIORNibra POST rpublisbed from the same office ' on ts..MWit rge raket sine • sheec. est a TVVOI/OLLARS a year, In advapce7 , 7 . cop moo ourrra. f• • • NaNo paper. will.he discontinued (unless at the dl r . ore odor the proprietor ' ) until all atieuragesere paid. ¢7- Np aimAtion wilt be paid: toasty order unless al• Compatued by the mone.y. or satisfrictoty reference iq t 4 city. • . T .F1 2 11i,1 S ..P.F. - .4:0;V-EAkT I.S I. N.O. ..,.. r.,o),,.a Q u Alks sir, tryl,Tx . pum0113.11111:1L.., , :,, „: 431elei'S rti,lizis ----- 77 430 001.000 0100,01,* 77 2 7 7 ;4374 0) Two -• , 1.10 .. L• : •:: L•L • I WM - Taro WO. ••• • • . .00 Three do• • •••1111 Mired dd'•;• 4 .-: .. •Lti;•"7 00 One -Week, ..... : ... •• 1. pottpow do 800 Turd' • - 2'50 tx .do 10 00 Three sire., • - 300 One'•Yeak, 'l6OO YEARLY ADVERTLSFAEN,T9s,L,. Changeable as Piessiore.. - . ~ ONE. SQC : 4IIE. .. , •; •• :• .•.. iScil 114TharCIL '-• • . •SU Atonth.s,, 81.5 00 l Six Months, ~ , 020 CO One Yeur„ • L'L .•• .: • 20 00 I • One Tear,- • • ..... 0000 . Larger advertisements in proportion: ,'• ,* ,' • •• , 11130 , " Cards of FOUR LIPTA's; Fire Dollars '• ars a Year. . „ • /ale eut s •wilinot be inserted ' unless an extra'price Ha' Advenisements upon which the number pf inser tions is not murkedi will be inserted and 'aerate until ordered out. A 2 dUßLAVe•Busuct, atorneedu Ltutt—Price on 4th 'atreet; pear Griot.. Pott.btu;gh4 .1. • • • _ 0ct2.5 .4/waft at 0' - weir; Buildings, Gru s i • , •ffiee +p 2 4, e° ItMONT Atumt —4)lticeiftLirth Stable,.,febl7 EEO GEogjak—Othee, r),Smithfield near Sixth Cc; Pittsburgh. abg2l-y R. It. W.. °W ra y ure . iuggi. •ll4 Seam wee,: p. Ist? , Is/fem.-Orr DM JO C RAWFORD,office on St. CkLii street, opposite the Pao . • - au : 10.• NESE I ,CIRLANDO I . oo o l lof,..4.hornestat Latr.. 4 -office 4th, Et , above _ . IMOMAS AI. ALLIpIiA4I4, AlSonley,attattk--Office, . .11.014145..F0u , ~Jan7-Ar. *A t. _pi 1 4N,4tiarney at .Lam: to of Wylie ,_,_. streets—tut:air . eoner- . feblo:y D.tkiLA Attorney atLato ce ewe , 8 -J• Buildings, OR atree . t, wog* 1.40 . coal . . VV t.rltctitldZ•rlL same building Alderman between Wood and Smalifidfd sta. • augl7.6ns• ..La ee, Dronb side JJPiilli street, between Wood and Smithfield"ltilU srue building with Alderman Morrow. • .Fe. EfUM OsEpilAvx.hort Law -- llama m i J 'Wallace's buildiiig;" on Fouiti *at, WOOd Smithfield ins. • • •. .• . etswrYsr tit - t - g - ' Wood at!, t !Lee overSibbe &Jones' Exchaneo7n7iot 4th end ge office. octl4 LIND SNOWDB, ',Attorney at law.—Oalca is the building. wittieNorthtEastconitr'of Fourth and flaathfield sts.' • •••• I • ' novll-y 1,11 or h Sdiaddld; IR 'yr:m.lqt% &SS M'CLURE, Atiollitys'ancreourts4;. /ors at Lot/2.-491ne1! do Fourth st.:,.oppilsite R. & L- H: Yatlerson'aLivaty Piaibargh:•. • • sepllTy• VORWARD & 8 WARTZWELDER,Aug,;? wyxitd, ..otricp ett,Potailh street, between Wood and Bmi field, inimiite Patterson's - Livary Stable. . • spilt. J. rt_EthlttiE __,trterytey Ijf—Late.-70Mee removed to the t:d doobe low Gr ant. on Fourth, to the °Mee b y Alderman Mil dturnry a cowmen no's .Lcitol—i k/ • Office in linkmen's, Buildings on Grantnueet. Jenri'37.4y. ••, ' ill • • U . C. SLIANNUIV ~ 411terneK and. Cott %utter at Lam.— .1L Office cm 4th st., between. Wood and Smitble/d, and acerb , opposite the Ainyar'e 'Wee . t . novGq BCOrr-lipat6 dnons west ornlar . !rec.' All Work warratried slid notpcifirctly sat" nanctory no charm will Wiliawle . ,‘ ; ;-: - able* Hobert `Snyder, has rcmbced office W./Foe:A.3lmi, between Wood 'oaf Santini field streets;• "; rnarls-17. REMovAL, has removed hit cominssawn and. ttatenette{r business *ea the Cgli pp laku t a new ivereho - nee t on third street, 110Efira EhI.OVAL.-.-JOH 4 JdiITC IryAttorneyatLaw, JUV.has removed ro Fourth et, next door to the othe or Alderman Steel. , • ; : • ' ap7 11. LEKr, Aji,,,,y,,,w.hini,;.ron;F,,.*ts Col ity . lectious paid° in - Washington, Fayette . , Greene and' adjoining'eenktiell. - - apl2-yr' • rillkiUMA.S•ll.. KENN k.'D Yi Attorney at Law—Office on . ; Fourth, between Wood and Smithfield: - • • = listranasacs.--Gen. J. K..3lfoorehead, John Grahabi, Pres. 2 Pittsburgh. Bank; Mr: J...W.; , Barbridge; Logan, Wason, & Co.XeCord Co:, Pittsburgh, Pa. , • octi ‘1" iernuni_offiee: Fotirth.street. third door above'Smitlifield; South . side. , Cotiranileguanelng"of all kiads done.with thezreitestottia Titles to Real EstatO;examitted, 4r;c: utipi .cee --Othce;-in Metcalfe ;Building; Fourth 'street, near ,SmithfielC Pittsburgh.. Deedi, Alortgam, Articles of Agree ment, mud all otherhistrumentsof wnting drawn up with n accuracy and dispatch. :Titia° Real klstate examined:- 1,.1)W1N W LSON, "tunnel/ and Counsalor at Law,. - Pranklin, Venangn county. attend prompt !y• tont! business eintunted to his cure. - Collections made' in Warren, Clarion, and:Jetrersou counties.,,; , J. A. stank - ton et Co, • Murphy, 'Wilson Hon. Jamen Ittnnene,, Hou. Franklin'h.VCaltnont, Hon. J. Willmn Steubenville O. J our A. PAR.KiN,Sf.,ISI; Alderintosi Fifth' Ward; Venn'. st.. betweem Walnut and O'Hara sts,; . - where he tinny, ,be found at all times. - .Those having_hoaseit orath'erprtrp; erty to sell or rent, can have the sane punCtually attend% ed to; debts collected, and all the daties of ah Aldennay will receive prooipt attention; bet2,7%p • ' VITORNEY and CCUNSE„L,LOR it LA W;Difiet in ..401., Melton's Buildiage, corne of:Wylie and Fifth steers cut side of the Court House. , • - • lE7' Collecting, Conveyancing., ,eseminations :Dr as cords, Ere.. promptly and accurately attended to. ,-my/8.... IltsatY I .V.I.LLIAMS, Attorney and Vounwtior Li Law, feuccessor to Lowrie 2r. Williams ' ) Office at the old mad, Fourths above Smithfield. THE Partnerihip lieretotbre &rifting betvreen Henry W. Williams. Esq:, ittud myself, in thepractine of the law, was dissolved by inquial,c onsent.on the 20th ult.; and ths business will hereafter becontinued by Henry W.Wil- Earns, whom.rtiost cheerfully. recommend to all for whom I hare the honor to do business-n.OB a gentleman every way worthy of their confidence— , • • - • • declB-Iy: - .;-WALTERLOWHIE..., George K Cotiwii3ratiscer.' O FFICE in Averyßow, Fifth street, above Smithfield, Dakos,MOH2oAG A oll,B3 Thisers,Ba4nsirilizacestitr i iiiid other instnunCnta of writing., drawn, with neatness, legal accuracy and dispateh. , He wid. also attend'w dramas' and filing Mahne:, Liens: r Aceountrif EzeruurrsvAdmin. arrators,4c. Examininmitlezt to Real Estate, Searching Records far Liens, ,t • • From his long experience, and intimate iThquaintance with The manner of keeping the public xecords, he peels to give satisfaction to those who may entrant their usiness to his care. . deels 'anoy and Doniestic China Star*, 115 WOOD STREIT, OPPOSITE 3. D. 'DAM' EIICTION 20oIdS. TH E suscriber respectfully invitetrall 'lovers of beau . rife! Chinn, to call and examine his stock of Fancy china,llnntel and Pier Lamps, Candelebras,Girondeles, Japan Waiters, Britannia-Ware,- Castors, &c., Ice.- - Likewise, Queensirmre of every variety and pattern, at the lowest possible prices. jes ' 111. HODICINSONJ- Another Ye/natter. I WOULD beg to call the attention of the Military, one and all, to my establishment., N 0.30 Fifth st.; Where they Cali be.rigged fri new suit of any style quaD - w . Or dim ave ensions, at the lowest possible , prices.. 'if yeti wash to s your dimes and ge Well served, mime to' cumin's, No. 30 - Fifth street, oppleNslote"ciliuealor,Lidha• Post." • . Merchant Tailor, late of. Curran Zr. Algeoi'Liberty st. • , = R EMOVAL.!-On account of .pur.pent upmarket, and a demand for vegetable stands,. I. have been com pelled to remove my Bread Stand to the opposite side of Market street, in front of Alexander .k.pay's Dry Goods Store, where I shall be glad to see my former customers. 'M yli• EW BOOKS BY EXPRESS—The .Planetarr. an d 11 Stellar World 5 a popular exposition of thegreat dis coveries and theories of modem Astrononiy, in a series of ten lectures. By 0. AL Mitchell/A. AL Direetor of the Cincinnati Obiervatoty. • • • • - • • . • • . Letters from Itaty-'-A. new and revised edition, by 1. T; Headley. For sale by - ELLIOTT Or. ENGLISH, jyF • - • • - - Wood unds6 Market sis. 'VITAL 13. FOSVER,Azentfor Illeziorm Soldiers to pro care Land WarreutiCand Pensions for widows iLl' his office, BakewelPs Building ; opposite the New Court Heine, Pittsburgh, Pa. . • - My son, in the General Land Office at •Washingtrat, willattend to my basines . A there; free of charge to appn, cants. ;fob2s' El . - - OH-SALE, Four Latt--Bounded by .Pena, Liberty. and Hay sta., each lot having 01. fee corner and-,ex tendint back 110 feet.' Two of theta ate leits,luid he position ' of the whole property io,one of the most ad: eantagetras in [he city. For furtherinfonnatioti apply to. : M.' SIVARTZVrE'LDEB., Fourth SL, 0v34 • between Wood and Smithfield.' 4r. gIiSEI • : , .D..AIrI Q N I 4i - --„~ POST.:, iltaftloloital. fel*. ..• •.. " 46. ,••.• • •• • • • ••• • • •.• .• • • . . ..• • . . . ••• • . • J .:2 — " . .ef.; • n•J..,• . • ..7• ;'. •• . • • • 5 , • t ••, • • • - • I 4.44' : • . • • • • • ' • •"': • • • • ..„ •• ••, .- , • ...• .•.. ,A. =MEI 11413.14e0V1RE, Faaarommi MitLos i TLlrd et., near Wood—SL Charles Buildings' •, • fseplB-y e iTMIEItr.NNA., ductienzer. and torrsiEln Erw.: ehan; No. 119 Wood street,. febl 'roam D. bdYl3,dusrioneerand Commission Merv/tan; eoraer.of Wood aad flak streets,. ; febl a ZEIfULO 49- bYTDearernev 11 - Foods and niirtniing; No. 67 Market street • r- A LEXANDEE 'JAYNES, Pekft), iStors, '74 :.Third jaisirsie at Wood: tebl • hIeCIASKEY, iron .Store„ No. 132, V 'Liberty street, opposite the mouth of Market. feta TOSHIBA ROBINSON, Agent .for Hamden & ' Co., if Linee/Msekets, Fifth et., one deorbelow Wood. febl WILLIAM JACKSON, Potent Medicine Depot, e 9 Lib. erirstreet, hbad of Wdod.. ' ' . EORGE COCJIRAN, Arteareting anit..Coiemumou unVerchani, Wood meet.. : • - •-• febl 'NOUSE& ELLIOTT, Book3eiten and Stationers No. 158, Market at. between Third and Fourth. , 111114A.NY, Fcqyoftabtt CipthingLab. strdet. ' •' • •• • feta • 11 1 , OPN - # i5.A1451N.1; corner of Wood And. Mirth HOLailEsakers Hold &aka in 'Waive • Coiri,sut Bag Nota, No. O5 Minket streeL,totil 4. FULTON, Xe. tutd Bnux .FotindeP, No: 70 Second itteet: beo. eid Market . alit Ferry. streeti.. fe bi • WHITE, Cooling &Wog 0.187, corner of Liberty cancl Sixth streets, . ~ • . ~ i fobl FrOMlSEND i egiltaWco.; Cbett,realt Wagon makers, .I"St:ClaisitVedundiribetridge.','.. febl rklit. BROW 'S OFFIDE, N 0.65, Diamond "Lei near Wood arreeLy feel CWERNEBEIRO,Fashignusbk • No. 2.5 Libittry street. UPipH R Into/mate G 11617, 44,1191. X. 4 oPitollite2l34lll#eg! . . • Tom CTILEt.Affi, Faselonabic-2124or,gilth street, near ay Wood;401foilito tko office of the Poet. oxy23 - a1)01 E •:J tioiSOZll, Ifenase,. Sign and Orna menial Painarixorace of Grant and.Secend streets. aLLER daRICEETSON, Iank fines» and Coln mitnon 214ratzyste, corner of Liberty andiewin A. MaNULTV & CO, Fortqardinrand C Merchants, Canal ' . ' • rtifiltrAlTLOS EtV_lbirsr,andrrotrties,LibetlY street Itt between Binh illey,solstb. side. sePlO AI ? / LLULLEN & • DO%V.NIN(I, ratitionabie Otostieng Store, No. 218 Libeny eneet, opposite Seventh et. sep2o-y. • •• • ".. 1 TlU 3lll llNB73allartn7, Rorsocoxling Comm:lon aiod DoOreitits'Pivdttee, No: 3 Synich Hold st !oPpoaite tbechlontontithela 11006. ' • ' jel9 VING tedlOODHEADsillsoirrote.and Bawd Grocers and Prodoes Tkokrs t Cinner - of the 'Diamond and Dramond'alley.' ' ' • •'• • my= LIEI TODD 4. CD.,.Ontriestet's •Funtishirsit Ciao* gratir/onnit, come...cot Market and ; streets. up sours, entranceou street.: mTi3 P J, T..fdcoA.biphl, ,Faskiersable Met/this Astabtithe otothistos. 77A:A ID, comer of Sixth and Liberty TORN LITTLE, hi. inokzesic Cinxer; Prodwx /halt? .bf and Commission lothen; Third st: between Wood !and Market , . . • at A ; A . BSAIAMI moans, Whohaais and Rawl. ikairr an Fancy and SlapLe Dry Gam, OS Mirket street. lie' tween Fourth 'find the Dkunond. "* Geld Vaud.. - No. 120 1V ood constantly on. hand and manufactured to order. -. - • • •' • nryd3 URPHY & 'LEE, Wool 'Dtalers and COMMISIiOO Merchants, far tbe sale of'Amatiean lVtlolen Goods, coraerof Libettr street and Caen , " ; ,novto AS. H. PACLSON, Hat alit** Mandisetwir, a nTi i s dAeolemiq Pircof kinds,Zio:23,lVoad an:tet t - rum door to the corner of Fourth- -. • • . . • AU. p. aLumE , piano•Feruminufognerer and deter in • Alusicallastramtnts, No. 114 'Woad etreet,' near 11,OS 'PH WOODWELL, Importer and Dear ,For e • rim and Domenic Hardware, corner of Socidd and Wood streets. • .QAhIUEL hIeCLURK&N & CO., Agent,' for celliale 143 and - Rippard's Regatta Line of .Peekot Yrom New_ York to Liverpool, Xi% 14tl LiYertyst . fetal EPH7ftteitar u ..hgeoey of the Pittethugh :Lord -Oil FaelorYsßo'll, Market street, Pittsburgh ... • • . - rt A A.F.FE. & o'cohiNoa, Proprietors of the, ,Pistaburs.b. IPortable Sou Store corner of Penn andAVntnerete. TAMES MAY, Inoksak Grew,' Forwarding and Cont e) ntiation,/anc Water strebt, between Afarket and Ferry.feta.. HILL & CURRY, Beakers and Exchange /linkers, No; 65 Woodatreet, third door below Fourth, west side. &unßankers tout atelirvk tp..4107.4114:5,i7 Ay:c7t, e BA. may3tl4y -01-IWON &STOC KllNV,Baulgrellers,'Statioitela j '.er int ters and Pubiakers, corner braiirkeviuld Third' sic - TTICTOR SCRUM, Booksetlir, Stationer ant 82rieter l Fifth street, betiveett WoodandMarket, jan7! mcs•raN,Feuader Br ass and. thu tlmiW .1 -. field street, between Diamond alley and rift Jl , ...t.rdeDEvrrr, , Irkoksa Greven, dealers in Pro . Aireand.r insbnrgh Ensinufgenrres;No.2l.4 erry, opposite 7thst. . Arp QEWEzcTh—r---------------------_DooftsCLfrrlflNGSTOßE,No.6,si itlt steet t near Liberty:. CIOWN'IFARRANI OHN' .• ORGAN; Wholesaler . mut Itesati.Dragaui, tr 9 3i, Wood atOy.s, agia door, sautliarDiatathalallay. febl VOLLANSBEE 8 HAYWA HD, Whoietak and Serail Deakrsin Bows crd. Shier, Is'. Liber . ty, street, 4:9.7 porita. Wood. - • ' • fen .A....FAWIESTO — trit te Co., Whoks4le Drue Trare- - Ili; • h Ouse, ,c °flier Orrin; ind 'Wand streets, and corner Woodand Sixth. ' " febl Aim. ALEXANDER iSONS. Coffin akeri amt. Pur .ll rushin' Underlays, dame rof Penn and St. Clair atreeta, opposita.tht Exchange. Enrrance on - Pena wreet, ME "rOfIN H. 'MELLOR; Mottsate 'eeet . .iteettit beater ft, aunt and Mu s ic alln : rtrurneno,Pianos,Schnol . Booint, and Stationery, No: it?. Wood street . .inot )723-y ' 431E3 P..4.FF5850:11,1 Jr., corner of First and Ferry ig streets, raanufastarer,,ofloocks, 11ingns, and .Bolts; ,Tobacco, Faller,, Mill and Tiniber Screws, Monsen .Screws for Rollingitfills sapid . . . „ ißTAAßswiying;isaacr, and Wholegate:Dealer At:ln Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No: 11 4-Liberty smet, andd3 Diamand . alley. . , jy2l • W/LIVIARTH,-Lumber n 4..rarreet, - betwden Irwin and Hand. ' C.ollllll.lltliClll.lollll pronipily attended to. ..: - • ninls & hnlVkf---------/Era.rcEE, wholesale.Grauen t Roe. TY "S drying Distillers;, and. tykla,e Auld Liz:tor Ater. chains. Also, importers :or Soda .A.sh. and a a " ne nn". Powder. No. Ito Liberty street:. Pittsburgh. Pa. f sern.le VXC P ropri eto r 4 , teet twange tintore. xiD.,Doten tr, , , .Coaches will be In readiness atoll the landings to, convey. passengersitree of char, Aiente for' the. Delf t an' Mutu al /hzuratice Vompimph At' the Ware hothie.of King k. Holme,s, Vt r aterstreet . hearbiarhet: - CIA ON & IdeKNIWIT, Wholesale firocerr and Or*. Missicr" n Merchants, Sixth street, beroreiiii 'Woad eta; AVAL GLENN, Bookbinder, cprner of Third and Wood V y streete, above C. EL Ray, where. is,preparedlo do eileryinlasption or Tulin' tOola = ii:"Vi.Tonsnegrast, ..... , DOINDEXTER CZ., , Wholcsale Grocer's and Cans tnission and Forwarding Merchants, N0.;41,.-Water . street,Zusliurgh • . • •-- •• ~,ap2l. • WidURPHI, - VVholesate. and Retail Deater 16- e-1/W GOODS, l'..lorth oast corner of lifarket and S-"C"-------AMUEL MORROW, Manufacturer of Tin ' Copper and Sheet'fron Ware, N 0,17 atreCt;letween Woad and Atarlret.l ' wm• - Isorss.e.nanson. 0 CAD% ATlClDlSOM!,llfanyjarturers ofXi'', Cop .Rer.anit Shtct ,Pare.:; Thor alto ' ckoellin over7l description of Illackstniitt Work. First street, between, Woottand Panritet, Pittsburgh.. Pa P'fiElt li-sassuois.• • • • •. WLLLtald itiallud7oll: NV S . HaRBA.DGII, Commission- and . Forwarding • WEThataS, and dealers in Flour, Wool and Produce, No. 63' witer, and 104 Front street, between. Wood and Smithfield streets. Pittsburgh.- - - 10 2 1 1 Y C . o7 k.S.RTE•—l'he undersign/11-has associated .With himself lohd Nicole, front liteltimbre,- in the, Grocery -and General Commission Business, under the style of 'Sellers &Nicole.= Dated let January, 1646. lan2o 7 .'FRAS.SELLERS. 11011 CHARD LEEcif, Jr., Importer•attzt dreier iti .1.11. , Foreign antt..Doetetrie Sa&ery, Hardware, and .Car riage qiimmings, or all deseciplions t No. la 3 Wood si., Pittsburgh, sevenAcidts above Pifth, and One' door above H. Childs :& Co.'s.Shbe Store. - ' '''no247.! LAIR ~t .17ffantv• OgettArero, No, AW.Wood:3l., 'have constantly chi li and a full assortment. of every description'of BRUSHES, ta*lxich limy solicit the atten proved Kitt. tian of dealers:. Also, a !aria 'stoek of SHOE MND DIGS,. which is constantly. renewing with, the best Mt . FISHING TACICLE_ and Sporting Equip.. ease in every variety-"- - .all of which will be sold whole sale and retail. ' QH r AM, (late ;Martin& timith,) 'lVlzates ate ~ Produce and commission Meehan ts, 50 Wood street, Pittsburgh The undersigned havingentered into PannerabiP ander. the above , style, respectfally ask the P a tronage: 4f. !befriends of the late firm, and of the par &tiers generally—, They feel warranted in; promism them g- that they Call. gwe satisfaction:to all who may buy of f Or Confide &Mitten to their cane.. . TLB S AP- 1- 1 - ,, u , s , i„r e &c?,. n ,,teluat air; ter, '., AOC/dealer:ln PAINTS, lqq: , 44 St, Clair. isi., Pith-3 n an burgh; bait constantly On hand all kVnds of Puns either. Dry or Nixed ',...hipsn. and 'copal Vornish.; Linsse4 . °ll ; Belled ',' o .W.i tirbi Turpentine . W,lndoisr Glass, ofali 4 1 zesi rlittYi lat Binibes, &c..: all •of the best (misty, and ror sale *treasonable prices. " sePIF ; TORN D. DAUS*, ductility.- tout Carnstinim zwa ans , (tj "canter of Wood and Path wrens, Pittsburg, is ready to receive merchandirisof,every description on consign. meat for public or privet...lo, and from MIR exPettenco In the above business; flatters bin:melt that be will be able weirs entire. smisfacticm to ail who May faint hhn with them patrons= ; _ Regular stales on Mondayi and • Thursdays Dry Good. arid_Faney Artlelc s; at /.o.e'nfoci4.;*: . . 'Of ()mini* Piiisburgh manufactured .articles, new and vationd-band Furniture, &c., at 110 flock, P. X. • Sales every eve Max at early gas,lichr. imairUkr: A FULTON ; Bet 4 pad Brass Founder, ham rabal — lS suit 11142ii'commeneed btutiness at Ms old stand, No.:0; Re, cond,between.fdarket.and Ferry streets, where he will be pleased to see ids old castcnner emeryriends. Chuch, steamboal, and belle ofve size, from 10 to; tO,OOO pounds, cast from. pauems of the most approved models, and warranted to be of the best materials. Mineral Water •Purnps, Codaters, Railings, &C., tre, together with every variety of films* Carvings, if regal' , ed, turned and finished to the neatest manner. • A. F. is the Solo agent for J3ibtrirts Anri-Arerarrion Me. rat, so justly celebrated for the reduction of friction in Machinery. The boxes and' composition eaa be bad of him at all times. Leeching, Cupping •assailgs • • No. ad, - Frain E. B. N0R11.114 (Successor to Mra. Delany.)--Presk • Leeehesrecelved monthlyfistiendance stall hotino t ference: The Physicians of Pittsburgh, Allegheny, and Birmingham. March 12,1848. lama cheerfully recommend to Physicians, and slimy former friends end patrons, Mr. K. B. NOII3, as being thoroughly' acquainted with the business, and M. B, DELAIN IDORTRAIT - AND LANDSCAPE FAINTINGi—Nr. 1 tendersids thanks to his patrprut Stud Would inform the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity , be has on hand, a large variety of LandsenOes for sale at the Odeon, on Fourth street, between WoodandAndthrteld. a2B MOWNSEND, CARR & CO., Successors to the old firm of C. frownsend',lc Co., and Carr & Rowland, beg leave to announce to their friends and to the publiegen, tingly, that they are now prepared to execute all Innds of work -in the Coach 'and Wagon-making business; at the shortest notice, and warranted to be of the best quali ty TIM very large quatuitY of seasoned Timber with which they are prepared, andlheir facilities for business,. enables them to insure the public that they . are pmpared tt. carry on an extensive and promyt business in their line, and they respectfully soheit a continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late firms. sep4 GRIBBLE & CO. have re moved to the corner df Wood Street and Dirunond alley, over B. M'Clain's Leather Store, where they are prepared to furnish Wholesale and Re- WI, at prices ranch reduced; laving every eccentric rude R"jean:lag. and tither haVantnges unknown to others in e Sande.. Besides giving a superior finishto blinds, they trial Sherri with the best materials, making them rich an d dun tLte. ;N., B .-IVide or r:;rrow slats—portable or permanent fisiei Toga funtimiti.d. Old Blinds refitted. die2l-y QTE ELAND FILE PdAiIIYFACTORY.—The subserl bet e, having enlarged theireltablishmentforthe ufacture of STEEL and Fmes—on the comer of O'llara and Libe,•ty 'streets, Pittsburgh.nrer prepared to furnish File s efe,rery description, of the best quality: and being determine, .t tomake it the interest of consumers to pur- Cheac Files from then, respectfully invite the patronage of all who use the erticle. J. AitIKRIM & CO. immix La/VENTED PATENT BLOCK SPRING .L' TRUSS, ~thr the immediate relief and permanent cure Ylestita 'and Ruptuset (Suited to all sizes) The superior claims of ibis Truss consist in the comparative muse with which it may he worn, The pad of wood be. irg,tietuly balanced on - springs„yields to the pressure of any part of it, and thoroughly adapts itself to any' move- Mm e' made by the wearer. It can be Warn ithout any intennisslon, until cure is ndected " The 'subscribers :have made arrangements for the manufacture of these rvaluable Trusses, tna superior style, in Philadelphia, and have them now for sale at their office, No. Smithfield ~ stfeet, near Sixth; Pittsburgh. GEORGE WATT • • - D. W. KaurniAk. • 'cikTEyy DRUGSTORE.—Joitrt D. Dirndls:a," W7ll; i t sale and' Beta/ Druggist, Wood street, - one door south of Diamond alley, Pittsbnratt.—The :subscriber has just received from the eastern cities, wpd :is pow opening at,ther above stand,- a full assortment,ot :articles in his line, consisting of Drugs of all kinds, Dye ISMS, Paints:and:Garnishes; Chemicals, Ike., together , with. all such articles as are usually kept for sale at a. wholesale'and retail dreg store. His stook is entirely new, and has been selected with . care. Ile is confident that his articles, both as to quality early:dice, Will please such as may favor him with a call. , MYO•Y:, : - . • NOAION9AHEL.II. PLANANG LL.—J,sams Maya„ INGIM Would'iespeatfullyinform his friends and the lici thaV:llls new establishment is now In fall opera lion, and that he is prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and 'fill all Orders for Planed tuniberi . with proraptitude, and ,at the lowest rates. . • , • - I Board and Plank, planed on one or both.dides, eon. stantly on hard. Bash, Doors and Mouldings, of every description, made to order. , • Ma Builders • and Carpenters Would findit to thefr mina ',rage to give him a, call, as he atm now furnish them with ; !planked Mull, suitable for every description of work. ut dec3-tf F fIHEAP BONNETS.—W. R. MURPHY is selling oil kJ -his remaining stock of BONNETS at greatly redh ced prices., _:Rontleta of• last winter's Iyhapoo at from 25 ,cents to 81,00. . , Chearilatons.—A ler of 'Dress •Ltivins reduced to 121' Mori aods for just received, and .. offered very low. Dark Ginghonts.—Rich dark stylesofGinghams. Manchester and Domestic do., of choice patterns. Mantua .Ribbana.—An assortment just received in the WhOletale Roams, Bietory, and offered low b,t ihepiace. Also, White and Colored Satin do. • • .- Prints and Arusiirit,—An excellent stock on hand, 4c, per yti..tqi to the finest qualities. • • • .117• At. the notrh-easisorner of Rourtii and Markerstrsats, 11ENTLEMEN—The subscribers beg leave, to .inform: k_T you thafthey have Cravats,, a Stocks,ment of fine 'Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Pocket flan& !kerchiefs, Gloves, Hosiery, Baspenders, Umbrellas, Un der Shirts, Drawers, &c.; in fact every thing included in !Gent's Wearing Apparel, to which they invite: your -at tention.. They alsomanufacture to order, at them factory, East, every variety and pattern Of SHIRTS, in quantities and quality_ to snit purchasers. •• • ••• • ; !•.. • Please give us a call, and examine our Goods and :Prices, at our Ware-room,orth-east corner of Fifth and Market streets. upstairs. •‘. EDWARD TODD•& Co.,* CAMPAIGN OPENED.--At the Gteat.B.arcain.Corner, *here there has just heed received ; a splendid new stock:oElEoOn and SidOES, of every .variety; whicht ;will be sold cheaper than ever; as our motto is .quick ;sales and small profits. • Also, a large lot of TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS ; VA LISES: "Allive need to convince , the public or thelaet Of selling cheep, is to have Men; give u a call suMbring, the Cask along. t [Er Don t rforgatelteplaceororner of SmitbSeld And Sth streets bear! .1. BATES. iv. R. SMITH', W. Itt. SINCLAIR. rig. ~ ~- ~-i~,``.3 ~~'~a:~;.~::'~. , 'w~ ` w~~.z. `K~ ~, ta. , q.t,;' PrI7S - KR Curbs. fL GERBERDING, Dettlae,in Imported ga and Domestic Senors, Snuandloh &coo, Wholesale and Retail; Liberty street,' six doom above-Stnithfield, Pittsburgh; Pa. •,- AU orders from connuy Merchants will b o promp y attended to. TIRBUR! DRUGS!!—Josh Mortuut. .Drugrist and. .1] Apothecary, , nonlx•west corner . of Wood and Fifth 'streets, Pittsburgh, will keep constantly on hind 'Drugs, Taints, Oil's, Dye-Staffs; ' • • • • ' N. B.—Physicians' Prescriptions- carefailreompotmd-; ed from the best Materials, at any ,hoar of the day or night. Also, an assorunent of Perfume fine tooth, hair, and clothes' Brushes, ~ ikc., which will be ' 'sold low for oath. ' ry; arao:ly, )11 Sprhag Faatallonaktor 18486 111 , CORD & CO.,.(late lifTortf & At will inweilece the Spring tittYle of RATS ihil day, Satarday,.March th,184 8 - Theitimeadaand customers are requested to emit and: examine their, stock of Spring Nam,met •received from. New York, at thei r store , corner at Fifth and Wood eta. mare -cur • • TROY U, dermerr, Filth =emote • Ty mediate/y • , tippoilite the Theatre," respectfully 'in forms his friends and•the publin in lonerat, that he has resumed his business as a Furnishing, Undertaker. He is !applied with and always keeps on hand Came of all sires tied kinds, Shtouds, and all other articles necessar y . on suctroccusione: ' ' " • . Sliver pbates,iea boxes, and leaden cone will be al•p%: plied in order. Afinehearseandcmriagealwaysready to attend funerals. . . • . • sepZ . :ty ; • . Each aaagge.liotel, • - Corner' o f Penn and . St lair sweets, Piettinerga, Pa, THE subseribee, having assumed the mapagement of this long established and popnlnt Hotel, respeetrall) , announces to travelers andthe public generally obit he bo at all times prepared to accommodate them In all 'things desirable in a well regulated Hotel.„Ttne Hemet is now being thoroughly repaired throughout, pad new :ftiguithie added; node), pains will be spared to make Me • , Fsebange one of the very best Hotels in the Cozintry.:— . The.poderignid very respietfolly solicitsa cohtimidnce of the liberal patronage which the House has heretofore received.' THOMAS OWSTON, fehlMdaw• - - -• _ • . PrOpTiCita. John. 3!. Townsend, TIRUGOIST AND' APOTHECARY, No: lc:Sfivlr;ii XI, street, three oars above Third,Pit tsb orgh;•WiD have constantly on hand a well selected assortment of the beet and freshest Medicines, Which be sill sell on . the' Most reasonable terms. Physicians sending orders wl,ll bp promptly attended' to, and suppplled with articles they may rely upon ea genuine. • Physicians prescriptions will be accurately and neatly plep . ared from the best materials, at any hour of the day Also, for sale, alarge stock of fresh am! good PERFif MERV. ' . . dee39 Late of Pittsburg Pa. :Late of Nashville, Timm. T ESION & ANDERSON, Delany in Cotton, Forward- JLI lag and Commission Merchants, No. Et, Front street, above Broadway, Cincinnati3Ohia..•... •. • at/Xll TO • : Merchants generally, Pitts - burgh, Pa. Merchants generally, Naahvilfe,Terin. W. P:titne & Co, Louisville; Kk. Springer*. Whiteman, ti phi ' James Johnston & Co.. $ anti o. Hewitt, Hernia & Co., New Orleans. bfagrepar It Morris. Duval,Deighler & Co., Ba ltimor e. • • • Bmlth. Bagaley & Co., Philadelphia. . Daniel Deshon, Boston. • • TUESDA 7. 4ANIT butinekli*Ei I. 11/ oadlsalp an eadtlat4 ant o attarts IN AN I PANT S POLES,- , . • OR MEDIC* AND Ontill 1.0 4 1 1:114-ThiS is the'only: • 12 inetrument of the kind this evir been Pretented la this country. or Europe for dal porposes, and lathe only WIC ever known to man,lthich the galvanic fluid , Scan be conveyed to the human, !moor, the brain, or o any part of 'the body, eitheiternfilly or internaly' 'in a 6e fi nite,giontle stream, wilt shocks or pain—wit h • perfect safety-4nd 'often with happiest effects. • • This. important apparatus -idghly approved of by many of the most eminent alciaim of this country and Europe, to,Whorn . the nThd mid others whom it may concitti - can be .referreiteference will alio be ;given to many respee,e citizens, who have' - been cored; by means of this =wadable apparatus, of .40111 e of the most inveterate vont dliorders, which' could not be removed by any cr known means. mOng vorloul others, it basin plioved to be admit 'ably DM:toted for the cure of dollostiug diseases, viz : nervous fitedache and other dderiof the hra/ni It is withAbitapparatas alone thtt, ophator can convey the galvanic fluid with ease chafed? to.the eye, to re store sight, oceure amattroture ear to restore hear-. lag; to the tongue or other or to restore speech ; and to the Varietal , Oaths of th e 1 , or the cure of chronic rheumatism, asthma; neuralgs., tic doloureaux; phral-' isle, or palsy, goat, chorea ortlYiais' donee. epilepsy, weakness from Bruins, .soni senses peculiar ta fa. .males, contraction of the limb„hk-lavv,.etc., etc. Rights for surrounding ccit4 of AVestern Pa., ail: privileges; with the instrurnet, ay he purchased, ' and also tested for the cure 6f Full instructions will be prnsir the various chemi-- cats to be used for various di sod the best manner. for operating for the cure of esidiseases, will also be 'fUlly explained to the pnichar, hei a pamphl et maim ° , his bands expressly for the. pfitioses, carefully pre pared by the patentee.Enitite oi S. waaus, Vine street,• - • ar Road, Pittsb'g. 11 ata, Capsola4r. , d ila THE subscriber liow ceiving from the I.ll.city of New York thole sorunent of Hate 60ans *and Naffs, Lit Mahlon", in great vu. siety, and very came, wholdh aid retell. i....: .. . . • - I 4A/dES WILSON,. • novll Smithfield "Ire' dI ekor South of <that, • ... . . . . • Vala is 4 t•• - • .4 .4. P ULSO. ,Ne, at., '2d door from the corner of north, bare s t ed, and trill this day inttoduce the PALL SYZ.p f GENTLEMEN'S 45ur3, ahil would respect/41 his customers and the public) generally to call ad et lee the same. • • _ _ _ ___ MULL FASFIIGNS.—S. hkralau' r i Jastreeell A: Ii ew . York the Fall Sty' of BATS, which he. introditee this day, SalunlayAn t 2eth. All those In want of a neat and soperior3A would do well to call at • 1.0:7 OOD STDEET; ..auk . 3door abort Fourth. • • FASHION - OTTI RIVCOOD 411 CO, (lab • jt. WILL Inttodtme r on stu STYLE OF II A T S) Tart:MOM in 'went oia z am invited to call at - that:ant Wood streate:' . • • : „._,..., •: .• FALL MU Eft ma . II A'TIO AID APS! ' C ---- • THE eirbuicriberdue ' ,returned; ir (rant Near York 'wit tee e; •sintri gib _ i x Avast 260,1848, ¢¢ Co.'s FALL STYLE OF HATS, to, whirl be tildcall ihe attention of his customers and,the pulite. eis daily expeeting ' the arrival of hisfkll ttbsortrant o ate, Caps, and Muffs, i all of which will be disposelof a mentally law puree. . G. W: GLlitSg/W, 102 Wood_ at. • auxin . Sddoor balm is' Aactlon R6ellis: .% -. . • : Igessr list asa Op !Store. . •'• •' . 47 A JA M ES Avaaari, el,, team., ...,,.. a4 • ~: lfonnerly Of the cornet o f . and alley t.it 4, 4,.. ...,.,_ and Wood atitets:r bete late respectfully tcrlagoan Ms old cu.stoiare, hinds, end the public, that, he has opened a NEAP STO/kon Smitlfield st., where! ee chafde assortment of /14121:f. CAPS, mid LADIES, FORB,'(as good, neat, fashiouble and rune as au y in the inay_br had; J. 'l , irvy conlally invites hie! friendeand We:public to :emptier his flaw location end! . ..eidabliabnibilt,andsivo !dip o onus hearty as hejutends I ikvot.eloosilo fhhtn: .. -_::' • '.: if ' mart-ly Atabtonable Hat and gp Bleu 1017, (21E•0130E S. Anti trTZ. 4 treepetfolly.' . 1 ,.. I N.F. juifortns his friends And Et lielllnlino* .t . • •?•• Wr that he has elnatnenee.l II 1 nfadare of * 01 . ais and Cape, at No? 33 NV kteee ine door (torn tte corner of Second, where he i stow otthand afire re. 'omen% of lieu and Capsof ti own remota elute, when he Will dispose of, wholesale 'retail. cu the moat rat tamable wan, for club or eilYieeePttme• nuts thee uaortnie ri • aP19411 HAYINGAPUIIIiAIRDA • Mitt B.li , ooli—litats. 1.0 sox &Poe:Yetis, ,Tonsert • •,. esseTelbal* the saloim on the corder eat 41 ; alleyand 'Water it, near the National Hotel. To lit occuPedisy Clemmt Archer, and are prepared to on geolensen at, ice, 'fhb ease, comfort. and polite •1. An connection with theirs .7 they live fitted laft excellent showoff bath, mheeespesons C* base shellee baths at all hours of the day. • . They still continde to serge tcmers alscat their Oti &nut, corner of thu ad and Union st. febl74f .• . • •. 2 AtIVINDAFILIS ' . THEmilisetiberhicspa.wimos flakhe.Crint monwealtb,Htelunount of Imam: umetrbyttve. He has given the regularly appnvini stoney, and mien out a commis:loan( the first class, is in ApFlioneer of the city of pittsburgh, and rented fug ipsiciMis room belonging to SylvanusLothropiEtt,Plo.ll4lVmd street, three doors front Fifth, whereile *prepared toot tend to the sale of every kinder Menhaidise, Furnittre, Real Estate, Stocks, Shipping, Ac.,iithir at te Auction Rooms or on the premises, and will iralicaft? exert him self to, the utmost for the benefit of lis etnlibrers, on the most reasonable terms; he will sell mtensiriy and only ,cin commission neither purchasing Jar hating any it terest whateve/Ongoodtin the store, int inertly • the con•• mission for t hereby giving all Racers tram choose withoutpartialily of having therein treperty lispotedof to the best advantage. , • Sales will be promptly settled whin made. AdvaMei will be given at any num, on the nest accommodating terms. Merchants will not be chimed for advenc es.' -- Regular sale days : Mondays and Thuradan,oit z t i ry, Goods, Groceries, Furniture, Ac.; and everreve g, Hardware, Cutlery, 'Watches, Gun; Pistols, and Faitcy Articles. Books on Saturday evenings. ap24 . • JAMESTPRENNA, Anat. Rentoval." 111 & E. TODD would respeatidly inform he mei chants of this city and our customers pnerallr, that we have removed our stock MEM rts glad (Ants FllT nishineGoods, to the corner of mei and Marini streets, 24 story over , W. & P. Bogus, entpindet 'on Pith - strict,' -where we intend to keep on hand $ large stock If Stems, of our own manufacture, with aaassortment at Gentle 'melts' varnishing Goods, usually bmpt - hy EastertWhole sale Furnishing Sttirei. Bein very thankful' for the kiild patronage listowed on us for the past - year,';we .would he happy to receive calls from our old customers and Merchants gmerally, and would inform thern . that we Intend noting. on otir part shall induce them to. look /hither, as we, crpom to add largely td ear strick,and'dimiiish our pric es, Merchants -and &niers are -solicited to egardne Our stock of Goods. ; - L ' "tplo-1( MODS INSTITUTION, ander. the charge of IN Sisters 'I. of Mercy, situate, on Stevenson street, southaf Prim sylvania Avenue, is now open for the receptich. ofya nents. The medical gentleman attached to the Ilostital Doct. J. P. , DAnzatit, , Pact. Anorso., • Tirummaszto, Alchlasr., j Non-paying patients will be received as !c o ney`. • Pay 'patients will be 'received at the rates ado ed:f or the temporary Hospital Lower Warns 53,00 per week. Upper Wards, ip Which ell* Pa- tient hit's ti Sep:irate iipartmeni,) wtek. These terms Include Medical attendance and Mein:dile. Pay patients one have any irrgularl'Physiciali to 'at tend them that they mayinalte'rehoice of,• at - thdr oWn Clergymen ot:any denorairiation ire allowed'lA visit 'patients silion'desired them; ' • The merernospitat is delightfully situated in In open and airy part of the city, and ctithin ten minulealwalk The Court House, Application for the tide:Aoki of patients can be Made - either to Dr. SIITDE3t, or JAMES BLAIMLY, Je2 PhMocOontraittae of,lilercy hospital. Splendist - SistAbilahnuesat. IWIES S WOODWELL, would reispecifillyi inform lbe, • public' tlittt is has removed to his new location,'No. 53, Third street, (next door above the old stand.) Neither eneose . nor trouble , has-bee n spared, to make it the mow extensive and magnificent Furniture , warehouse to ha:found any where, east or West!' The • stook on hand r for varietyi , taste•nad ele 'ime, is such as. Ins neverhecrt offered to. any public. rota the most costly outfits at 81,000 per get, down to chamber and kitchen furniture, may be found in inyles arid 'patterns, to stilt any and every taste., ~s; W. Wood. well hopes for, a continuance of the very liberal patron. hgtu extended ; to. him heretofore, and pledges himself to give entire satisfaction, both as regards the solidity du rability and style of his articles, and the liberal an dno. commodating'prineiples upon . which he does business.-... His extensive ow warehouse bang now filled from the cellar to the fourth story, %rah every variety offurniture and CuArms, he would solicit a call from all in Want of Articles in his:line. • - ap27 . West Point. Works. • ID RESTON & WAGNER, Engine Builders; have coin.' 1, merited business on reqn at., near the Point, at, the ' establishment formerly coined on by Stackhouse &Nei. ion. -.Persons wishing tapurchase Steam Engines for Boats, .or for other purpoies, will please favor us with a call, as we Elstor,ostrselvss to be able to furnish them on 113 favorable mutts as any other establishment in the city. Also, Tolling mill and ostings of every deacalption can behind at the shortest notes.. REmsnem....ogpt.,BAbert Beer, Thomas Scott, Esq., Church, Carothers, & Co, W Denup_gsg., M. Allen & CO, ENOCH HU WAGNER. PRESTON, exunnareeitil new Cabinet Wareroom - Ml 3: YOUNG & Co.. ' - n 11011 AVE removed their CABINET ja wARB,4IcOhIS to Commercial Row, Liberty street, opposite thelid of Smithfield, where they will keep constantly cab d an extensive assortment of So fax; Tables Wardrob , Surefoni Bedsteads, Chairs and , 4 i every artic le imtheirtine of business. , ,Nlladenaking plomptly attended to at reasonable 1068. " " 1 . may 27 CARD.--Jugtreceired, by Express, three pieces of su. poems BROWN LUSTRE claims, for Over.coats and Sauksomblob *II be sold low at 2dl Liberty street, by - (nov18) b. wskorpsy. 4o ..., 101untiols and Journal vim] • ... F T : ice S ..at Y '30;...1849: • Q VITABLE FOR PRESENIS. , :--Gerna of Bastay, and Literary Offering, 1849 . , • Prlendship'e for 18492 • • Christmas Roses, for 1848..• , • Christmas Blossoms, for 1849. Amaranth, KTOkell of Remembrance, for 1849. '• • . The Young Man's Offering.. , - • •.. „ • :The Young Lady's Offering; by' Mrs; Sigotnney, a n Leaflets of Memory, a 'verb annual f0r1849.1 , ' ThirPalry Bing, f0r1849. • . . The Cpal,.a splendid gift book, Col - 1849. • • ' • . The The S cr Hyacin ß th oo , fo f r or 13 ap k, 49. • • The Snowflake; for 1849. • '' • . The Book of Pearls. • • • ." • • The Lady's Annual, far 1849.... •-• The Women of the BcripturePi bel4Uti(al • Work, The Wreath Of Friendship; tor t i g fi49. , • ThO Christian Keepsake; fort : ' • ' • Read's Female Poets of Ame Ca; containing portraits' of Mrs. E.-Oaks Smith, Mr.. P. 8. Osgood, Mrs. L. H. Sigoumey, Mrs. E. Mrs. Emma O. B‘rab Amelia arbillys, B. Walb_Y, Mts. 8. J. Hale,. Mrs. E. C, Miss Anna C. Lynch, Miss Sarah Greenwood.) •• • • ....... ••• - ••„.• • • • • Th 6 above, with a large collection of Poetical !Wake,: Prayer Books, Bibles and other works in splendid styles. of bindings, suitable for Chris o rma and New Years pres ents', for sale lithelionbstore of • • JOHNSTON & srocirrox; ' Corner Market and 3d stn.: • . 4 - 4 1,r BOOKS AND ANNAUA LS, , ' volt 1840. • • ' 'XI Garcia( the Beason,lB49. I Book of Beauty, for 1849. The Opal, • 44 'The Garland, Gems of Beauty, 44 The Atnartnth. • . " Do. (white et and case) 44 I Christmas ,Roses, . " Book of A'aorbi, " Christmas Blossoms, ." Forgetmte-not, 4 4 Flora's•Gerns, ii Do. (white of, and case) " • I Christian Keepsake, • " Friendship', Offering; ". The Snow Flsthe, • -"• • Keepaakerof Frienffship, " • The Gem, :• • , . :4; Excelsior Annual, " 1 The Moss Etose,-- - ...f.f__ Do. (whit es or and i 000) . . Gift of Friendship, ". The Hyacinth, , " 'The Pearl, The Rosary of Illustrations of the Bible; •' • • Lady of the Lake, illustrated; .... • • :- Moore's Poetical Works): , . . ... • •. . Leila Rookh, illustrated • Poets of Connecticut, gt id.; '' - ' ' Pictorial Franklin sad 'palms; , : ... ~ ' . Perpetual Keepsake; , Willis' Poetical Works;:' •• - ' - ''• • Lays of Sabbath. ~ , • ' A large assortment of popular ittitinili Ho s oki, many • f which are that from the press Toy Bookattod.Colos ed Pictures, Gaines, &c. , &e. Just received by Express, and for sale hy:': ' ELLIOTT & ENGLISH dee23 4- - ,•, i • . . Wood and Market its. _2t: • "err Platoon. R . RECEIVED THIS DAY. and for sale at anuthetur to et's prices, three elegem Zenith:vet PIANOS% raadeby H. Wonessua, New. York. These instraments,are con sidered fully equal, If not superior, to any now made in New York, having a' delightful lone, rani, rotted, and melodious; warranted towear well and give satisfaction. The price of these Piano. Is believed to be much low er than any other manufactured in New York. • Those who are in want of a good and elegant Piano, at a moderate price, will please COME and examine 'the above, at the store of the subseriberi where. a largo. as sortment of Chickering's celebrated Pianos can always be found:. • • JOHN H. MELLOR, dee'S No.St World street,' • ' - FOR 1 • aid C Kin g o ) ing. 2(4 the FALL received frorn New t and beautiful HAT, Coruer of nib and ang2 141, i or Iv Terrible nevelution-41tars Trinuiphantl MAN Es. CANTWELL, (sign of the "'") No, SO A i Market street, would respectfully beg leave le call to attention o(the public to their new , stock ,of Goods, ,ast teceiveUnd opening from Manufacturers and tamers, of which they feel confident that price and gush- lty will give entire satisfaction, as our motto is—" quick Safe., and SmaU P, iho . Oar stock man s y, of the following artieles,vizz Ladies' and Gentl Breast Pins, late styles; Guard 1 and Vest Chains; Bracelets, Clasps and Lockets ; FM get and Ear Rings; Pencils and Pen/; . Slides and Studs; Steel Buckles, for Ladles' Head Dresses; Madalon's Card Cases, shell, pearl and velvet; Coral Beady; Ala baster Boxes; fine Rosewood and Ebony Shaving Cases, furnished; S teer Spectacles; Silver Spoons, all kinds; German 'Silver Spoons, all kinds; Silk Steel Bead Saga and Purses; Cotton Bags and Purses; Hair, Tooth, Nail and Cloth : Brushes; Violins, Aecordeons, Flutes and Fifes; fine Penknives and Scissors; Globes and Paper Holders, Shell, Dress and Side C ombs, latest styles; Chide Vases, Fruif Baskets, Agate and Glass Mugs, and Cologde Bottles; Tables, CheSsman and Baekgummon Boa Silk Tapesiry; Bruised and In gram Carpet Bags; rds; Willow, Market and Side Bask - ets ; Chairs, V. agous,Cradles,.&c., Az., with a large assort ment of Toys . and Fancy Articlu, too numerous to men tion. (seplg EAD THIS LET - MR.—who will be wlthout a bean -11, grid head of hair; when they can hare one for three shillings? Twenty years' loss of hair and wonderful restoration! - - . "Bsamstuts, July 17,1847. ' "Dear §ir—.- The wonderful effects ofJones , Coral Hair Itestorative has been deciiively demonstrated in the ca ses a t severarrespectable citizens of the town; ivho, account of your selling three'shilling trial bottles, , try it without fear. One instance, *hick ha* attracted partic• War attention, it the cruse of a _gentleman who had .little or no hair for tWOuIY lettrsi f be had tried, numerous pre . arations in vain, and ultimately had Ida betid Shaved and sny recommendation :bellied the Ro etomtive, anti after using itizlicoordn..tiarAizection,' for a shortiime, the youngbair appe and he beano* its funs a head of hair a* any person in altimore. Yours, &c.. JOHN KIL,VINGTON." , It causes eyehrolvs to grotm, preveats the hair from turning MY, - and - the first application causes it to curl beautifully, frees it from ecurf, and stops it form falling Sold.with full directions at 82 Chatham st , N , Y.Aill/ by Wm. •Yaokralli Agouti 89 2LibertY at. Piltsbaret,ftiep2o.. • - - Great Bargain Corner i — i S. BATES, Khaimah and,RetailDrater ._....—,.... in Boots, Shoes and Thinks, StaiT torntr aMINowoOII of l'ijOi and Stnitlyidd stereo, Pittsburgh .The subscribervesitectfullr announces total °limier*. mere and the public, generally, that he lum.removed his Soot, Shoe and Trunk Storetw the large new warehouse lately erected at the corner of Filth and Smithfield - els, opposite the old Pittsburgh Foundry . _ *hers he will keep on band a ' arge assortment or BOOTS, SHOES,' HAIR and'LEATHER TRUNKS, YALICES,CARPETBAOS, &e., of -all descriptions and, sizes, which' be will sell for .ctsur as cheap as can be bouE,irt In this market. : . , ' Being connected with some of the largest manufactur ing establishmehts fry the eastern citiesiond teeeiviat goods almost every • , week daring the season, he offers great inducements to purchasers, either by wholesale: or retail, as he offers his goods at lower prices than those of the same quality can be bought elsewhere in the city. I'manutbcture and keep, constantly on hand, Boys' and Youths' Calf and Kip Boots, a very neat and serviceable . . 117" Remember the place, "Great Bargain Canter! , BPS-Y Corner mu, and Sthlthfield atreeti. .Important. : M. ECLAIR; :DAVID' STEIN ART and PHILIP 10/ SPAHMAN, havingtairchased the entire intetest and I stock in trade of Mr. , ,John W. Blair. beg leave to Inform I heir nanterous friends and the public that they, have. this day entered into partnership under the firm and style of & C 0.." tor the Manufacture of BruAlies of every" description: `Being practical Workmen, they will 'make - up every article of the most durable.Mtderittl; enetin the first style and, will keep on hand, formale, at their store, No. 120 WeisFstreet,a' Very large assortment of every thing in their of business—which, with their egten lave stock of Shoe Findings, Fishing Tackle, Pnn and Pocket Knives, Powder,Shot, and 'Variety. Goods, they Will se licheap, wholesale and retail. .. Machine Brushes made to order, With deepatch. •'' The encouragement and patronage of their friends and, the public is earnestly selicited, and will be thankfully re ceived. Observe BLAIR I- Ca, • Pittsburgh, Oct. 23th, 11343:(oc30) • 120 Wood at. itipmcbwAlitiic BOOKS.—Just received,at the Book.: .: store of the subscriber, in "Firth at;, near Market :. Mauritz Mediea,pura. by Samuel fialutetuan,translated and edited by Charles Janus HeraPel; AHD. vols. Roraima s Acute _Diseases, by Dr,,Hemprel, L.. Bomcepothic Domestic Medicine, by J. Lowrie, enlarg ed and improved by A. J. Ball; M. D. , Jahr's New Manuel, vol. 1 ; Nos. I and 3. Borings Domestic Physician. - A Manuel of Domestic Cookery, for the use of persons who are under Homamatic treatment. pßooninghitusenls Therein:can Pocket Book , for Hoinor; athists, by Dr. Okie. ;,. ; Babeman's Chronic Diseases, voi. 8.• . Together with Medicine Chests, of different sizes and prices. • • • [aplol .;! VICTOR SCRIBA. ' "George Armor, ' . 1 ' • DASHIONABLE TAILOR, No.•43,•hiarket 'street—, J 1..! Having - removed his Tailoring Establishment in the rooms on hlarket st., lately occupied as a Bookstore, by Bosworth & Co., the undersigned is prepared to fill all oil dare in his line:which may be entrusted to his care by his old friends andcastomers, and the publiegenerally, His tong experience in the business. and the success with' which he has prosecuted it in Pittsburgh, 'emboldens him to hope for a liberal share of patronage: He Will make all.descriptions of Clothing in the best manner, and most fashionable style; FOR.OASH. ' ' ' '• . • ap2.5-ly • • • • :•• • • - •GRO. :ARIVOIL , • - Merchant Tailor. 11 - E subseriberrespeetrallyannouncesio his custom ere' and tostkiegentlettielirof Pittsburgh hrtild-vieinfty, generally, that ha has received his .usual assiortutent , ot Spring Goode , for gentleman's wear, to ivhich he invites their attention. 'His stout comprises line'Brimil Clothe of all.eolors ; Cassimeres; tiohiVestingsof plain and fancy, patterns; all of ,which he is prepared to manufacture- in the, hest and most fashionable,, style. Also;,,Childreies Clothing kept constantly unhand and muds to cider. 1024 , ' Water et., 3d door above National Hotel. • Fashionable Clothing Store, No. 218 LIBERTY STREET, OPPOSITE SEVENTM FllHEStibseribiirs respectfully inform their friends and .1 the public generally, that- hey. have just ieceived a new supply of French and English Cloths, and casii. , merer,—Vestings of all styles and quality—Ready-made Clothing of all descriptions, neek and pocket Handker chiefs, Shirts Lip short, every article usually kept A n , Clothing Stores, constantly on hand. Gentlemen wishing to have Clothes' mode to order, in a fashionable style, will find it to their advantage to call, and examine'our stock before going elsewhere, jr3.4f ArsnYt.,LtN & Dovirmivia: EORGE' COCHRAN. Connniersion and ForwardingG .71foihant, No. Ni %Wm -reel, Pittannigh,clumues to transact a general Commission Business,: the purchase and sale of. American manufactures end produce, and in receivingand forsvardzugGoodsconsign ed to his care. agent - foithe miuMfaointers, he will' tie constantlysupplietwith the principal of Pitts- - bnrgh manufacture, at the loweatwholessle Reines. , Orders and consignments are reipectfiiilv solibited: f ~ w firtoullantotts. £tliscdianeous:. • 01kver•s • latent Concave : eater. cbnrn a. • • BUTTER IN• FIVE MINUTES!! • call the attention of the public to the artiele head an . ing thla tuivertisemenyind invite tha enterprising curious to call and witnes s its opeestioa. All *dyer anemias, in. relation to this invention, to the hundreds 1r ' who have seen it tested, is supeserogution. - . Ist. This Churn will . produce Butter, gathering it in a , masa, from sweet milk, in five to Jen minutes ! and from. cieliMpreOsiredi as families usually* 'prepare It, in three to five minutes! ,24i. The utility of, this invention is appamt, u hatter ; ButK can be produc ed f r om sweet milk, or cream, .than 'cleft 'tidied hi the Usual way ;'and by nieans of this, Churn, a little girl or boy can perform, in five or ten , .minutes, whathas heretofore required the labor °Caw°. ' man or man for one or two hours, and sometimes half a da Zi. By simply turning a thumb screw, the.wholeltufilie dasher is taken out, leaving nothing bat the Butter and: milk in the plain wooden box. • 4th. It is the nein:test Citorn'evM , :litventid, as the rim .plleity• of its construetton. (though embodying a Pent ,philosophical principle) makes it but little to manufac , ,tith. It is a.connon.sense Churn, st ‘ .% all willadniit who will exarifine it. .fl We have purchased the monopoly of this valuable . it p•revement from Messu.Colver&Myere,the patentees... We are now offering the coradete monopoly s tyled ankleM for the 'States °PO o, Peansylvania,New _York, New Jersey, Marylap4 and Delaware, which will' insure certain and large profiti to the mannfaCturer. and. a speedy return of investmerir.• The public are invited la call and witness its opetution, at our office, in Pittsburgh,' every day, at - 4 o'elocle, P. at. • " J..H. CLAYTON, & Co.,•Proprietors:: Office, Exchange Buildings, St. Clair street, next door: lisEstptiroJohhs'offiee. • •-'' •• • ' • twit? ON the. Itight f the 36th of October, NJlonging to:the Union:Line, *as" destroyed: by fire, a,Canal Boat be near Duncatt's Island—occasioned, it is believed, by Lit cifer matches packed in pry Goode., - ' • Tfte tuideisigned deem it an act of Astra to ` die'Pre -pitplota of that Line; /Keens. Dutilh, Humphreys, ;dr C 0.,. Philadelphia, and Henry Graff & Co., Pittsburgh, without' - knowledge or solicitation on their pith, to m at te theft: n Ibis.manner the promptand satisfactory setriementby: item of the Tull amount of our respective losses by' that , ace : Adam, ranging.inattrount front thrift buruHed to fifteen hundred donate, .and . in the, aggregate4 ov o . , over twelve thousand : dollars. Ashfor as.pdssible they had and of the lots duplicated and inimedmtely torwartied and where, it was known 'that this could - not be dilne, orwat not - desired by its,they. have Paid.the amount in ,cash,:or settled with : the meet chants in Philadelphia, without reference to us. The Certain ;bath-thee of hit Goods, whilli on the way, is 21,14 .4-Y l u =Sterol". *Male tyro- the blerchttat,andrilal, destroyed; : heehall be instantly, paid the amount . loss.l We therefore wialf. , viithott•tbe lanai diakarage ment,ipiended the other „lanes, to.give,thisambhc testi mony of the eatifactory settlement of a, heav y, loasby the Union Line. • • • , • ~piltablirgn,Noveipb. e r ntisttatiOn. - Hampton, Smith & Co., . • John Dean',' Alexander King, . Marshall, ...1, ' • D. A. G ri er, - Brown & ItrQuesion Robt. A-Comas:blun t C. Arbuthnot. '' Hooks , for Christmas astrrafelar ASPLENDIIT,ASSORTAIENT irsinspuvro aTAL,4,. The Hyacinth; , • • The Forget-me-not; ` ;' ;The Gill of. Friendship;. The Fairtr Ring_; The Christian Keepsake ; Tho Garland; Thi Keepsake . of Friendship; The Rose of Sharon; • ' 4 The Snow Flake „;, .• The'Philopiena. • - Also,' an extensive variety of mail Javenile Books: Toy Books in zreat variett.just leaned for the.flolialays. Also; fancy Letter and Note Paper; feneY Envelop,es, fromthelowesttathe highest price mantiftteturett. ;New and oldLiteratare, constantly on hand and receiving, as 1:17' Smithfield. street, third door above W. Idec22 HOLIDAYS!. HOLIDAYS!!-,The subscribers..are Fancy jst open of-evering a sp y le des ndid miption, suitable fiat - Christ collection of Toys-and fine u Goods mas and New year's presents, eonsisting.in part, viz iewelrkand Watches; Work, Dressing and Fancy Glass' BoXes; Card Cases ; Pearl, Shell, Ivory and Velvet Cant Baskets; Steel Bend Purees; Crotchet Velvet Bags; Mu. sic Boxes; ClieseMenl Dominoes, &c.; With a thousand other articles, too.numerous to mention. • The above Goods we will sell extremely low, previous to the Ist February,l249, as we intend Making some ma teria} alterations tu. nor *lona and business. IVe invite. : all to call who want bargains, at 80 Market street, be tween Fiftliand D i amond. - • der23. • • •HOGAN & CANTWELL... WITS OF COUGIIING.in the, night Atm:very trouble Bowel 'They break in upon the hours of repoim and 'exhaust the strengthmf the snfferer,! - H. Fahnestock' do Co.'s COUGH BALSAM briebeen,eminently success ful in casing and curing thesemaplemant spells. If a person is roased'in life night by a spasm of coughing,,a ten spoonful of the Cough Balsam will soothe it, give him relief; and, as it is palatable, leave.smo unpleasant taste behind. ' once 'uted,it talielireeedince . oyee othelnole a remedy *ltem:iglu, colds, dr.cm Pteriiiedmitthstild bg .W . A , ..PA.EiNa3TOCE , lc. Co.. corner let and Wood itree* - and Corner Gth 'and Woo l - .• `tow Goods. .. • lr - UST RECEMED,' bp Express, one piece' short nap Ilt. V hilt Cloth, suitable fir Gentlemen's 'Cloaks, whictr I will make to_ order cheep. .iy bIeQUIRE, Tailor. 'Also; one pie pierce abort' Ott,'a verk ilegirahle ete for LaMes'.•Cloakl.:, Coiers 'warranted..., • . Also, a good assortmentfine French Cashmere Vesting; toother with a good asiortment or fitneYarid blaekVax , simeres, for Pants., which will he rude, lo oedar eheaP: and as well as at any other establishment in the city,;,_ - -•• •• • ' • hicCFOlßE, , Taildr, • t Third street, St. Charles Xtuildmg, r ; P II EXTON. W. P. 2.1.12811A.L1.. • '• Removal, - H. EATON fr.. Co., having ; removed from .151Atket st. to their, New Store, No. 62 Fourth at. between • Wood and Market streets. now opening their Fa - Stock of Trinuninga and ;Variety, Goodly ;Meng which • Cloak And Dress - Fringes; of all kinds • - Embroidery Gimps and Velvets; • ? broidery arid Needle Work.; • Zephyr and Tapestry Worsteds, ; Steel Bags and Purses, Steel Tamminge; Lad...al merino and Silk Veen; and Hosiery; Clulth ens Coats. Getters, Mitts, Gloves end hosiery; Gents Hhine,Undershats,Prawers, Dressing Gowns; Childriins dre sses oflatest pineal', Which ; they offer at,' ow prices, bora d wholesale anretall.l , otts Wry= jar:Am Shinn, qltfit Piviesbroz4 Methodist Church: THE uncleraiguedyhaving been afflicteddttring the pact %rib ter, witha disease in the stomach, sometimes pro 4 tieinggreat Oda in the stomach for tester twelve boto., thoutintermission; tend having tried larichis reinedies Urith'llttle effect, was'furnished- with a bottle 'ett-Dr,.• r Jarcts! Canninaties Balsam. This he used.ticetinllng M the directions, and found invariably that this medicine , caused the pain to abate.in three or four minutes ; and in fifteen or twenty minutes, every uneasy sensation was entirely quieted.. The Medial:lie - was ofieristorg s whenever indications,of the approach of pain were per.-, Ceived,Und the pain was thereby pre - Vented. fie minium ed ur use the medicine every, evening,: and sometimes in the morning; and in a few weeks health was so far re stored that the saabrer 11911 W relieved from a large ihidubt ' Of oPPreselve Pain- . From experience, therefore, he - can - , confidently recommend Dr. D. Jaynes' Carminative gal.., r asa salutary medicine for diseases' of the stomach" and bow Ak els. .. • A. Alky 614, Inti 16,1843: irr For sale at the-PEKIN TEA *sToßk.,.lo,Pitartla tree!, near Wood. , , , CO - PARNErtSTIIP. SCATFE'ee CAPT. JAS:ATRINSON : Woo, entered Imo Partuer!Np, under . the firm of SCAIFE IS. ATKINSON . and will' .calily TIN; ' COPPER and' S • -IRON M r A R E - MANUFACTUR,ING , Also, BLACKSMITH., its branches. at the old stand of W. B. Sastre, Pint street, near Woad. Particular attention' *gitreir to Steamboat oat adsw.' HAVE you a bad cbmpleiaon,ocarse, dark, yelloWi or sallow ? you have, you will by using a Cake:et. Jones' Italian Chemical Soap, a week or, two,. Tont ; Skip. becomes clear, white and smooth. It youlave any di. lease of the Read, Face Or Beard—such as Ringworm, Scald Head, Scurvy, Erysipelas, S 4 l! Rhe um, a Ba4meg I teli=yon can be 'cured : ' for have siert' parsons Who had filthy skin disetwevfor years, a/Antler trying every thing in vain, have beep cured by washing the part with Jones , Italian Chemical Soap, and 'can conscientiously offer it for any of the:Ag:we complaints; which I. would. not do, unless Pkiiew it to be all I state. If you have Sun Spots, Freckles, Alorphe4; Tan, Suit Burn or disfig. arautentarof rharkipiiiit - wili,dispel them and Make the skin beautifal—it is aware antidote and cure ibr bite! of minqultoes;bugs, dic4 - - BeVrare of counterfeits. Partieulailybbeap`ones —ask for Jones , Soap, and semthat the name of T. innott, is imbicit'eaka. ' 'Persona (rani or iti tbe`stialh and other warm climatethyrould : find. this not oilly.for.themselvesi but it is a never foiling remedy . for, chaps and bliafes, in infants And nofr, reatleri by , giving this' : tine 'you will fi nd. it ail or even pmfe,thimme have 'staled above. : Sold at 82 Chatham street 'N and by Win. Jackson, Wnt.,139 Liberty street, - Pittitirgb.,.' • sep2o ' DlasOlittliort THE FIRM ofAcheson &. - .Degg is. this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. JUs.T. Dun bavingdeclin ed business on accorint'oflll Llienittic him disposed of his interest to Jas..C;lkcheson. The business hereafter will be ecindneterrie the name of W. & J. C. Acheson. . . • - WM. ACHESON, •-• Eiushurgh t July/1348. . JAS. T. DAGO., II:7r. In 'ivilhdrawiag Irani the Sim . ol'AeltesararDagg, , I take pie : allure reepnuneading my auceeessar to say , friendwandihe jinblin 'generally. JAS. T. DAM. . , • , • .• crry LIVERY BTA.BLE.t.The -subscriber. •i respectfelly informs his friends and the public • kV. , generally, that he has'remoyed to anew and ex •tenswe .table,on Liberty, street,in,thentiliWard,above the Canal Bridge, where , he keeps . Carriages, Baionehea, Buggies, a Hearse. Rifling Borate, etc. - Baying added 'laritqtt his former stock, he Amami% the, patronage of,ilillu .:forsei kept if the' Week • ,jr21.0 • UARLF.4 3 :: 1:r ,C 0 ;DO 10 COk - 10bt..-250-bags Bid Coffee ?At._ ,?4401:44917 . tlrfriin , f i teg t.itrorly st., 49pctsite head'otlitithikid.f ===MM ~:1r~:.i : [:y '. =SIM th e Weiuen fpr:the Ara , ltront(v:POrt.t • • EDGAR , STANLEY; .! ; .• PE RS EY4 RAIST:eg, AtE WARDED., - "sem , ,v, Gentle ,rearleir, , this is Me ,firat ,tinie• are lave ever mat, And IlethaPs it , maY. the last; for, altho' Lam fond of:mailing a.good storyjant not, nor do ,I, moist{. ,t° , be, a regular,", tale , writer"• .114 t, permitting, thia. to ~ be, happen ' , italifty wish, to. tell you something which-I hope `will :Prove Path interesting. and IPtftqtable; ;:and,:estl yeti mach d is bice.a;prolipand,tirtnecessary intro duction, I;wilt, not„impose upon . you the taidval readingone and,without further parlance, Iwill ,Introduce te ;you,,,the characters which %mainly : ': figure aPY alrotY.. •,. ' I ,would. call yotar , attention.tw 4 . 4 01 d Mr. Motley," as vow fiuniliarly denominated s ,rmighbrte- Mr4,Bentleyisvawastood stunpledf Anre..4ean Asodoctstey as yon twevlaid= yotir ,eyear pn; bath aa.regarded,lds:bearingiquistsenti mints. He was a merchant; 4md,harlolionsid, merehtuurtsiog,_ not' En' much 'in. conseineirco rOf need, as of habit4l , Ht, bad, acqttired the httint . Of accumulationi and this,.habit-dwasin the ar.ten.: 4 , dancy - rco,nseqnently2he was,not Contented with: ~an; already superabundartt Wealth. - The desire for ,gait and the,independeafe of .61r. , Bentley,1 made hirwelosein dealing.; >hisi name , and experienee enabled him. to purchast , the , choiceat of goods, and his avarice caused, hita.to: lay is heavy•tarlff upon them-rconsequentiy-his derding_wasconfined chiefly, to,the aristocratict > - 311. rd Bentley was ex - :mutely. choice , aa.regard ed hiw:associates,..tincl acted as I if, he , was. ifersi degrees supariOr to -this great majority of. his >.:4V :fetV cheiee , spirits!', Were admitted. to,his.'petier and his table.; There:was hat'cineferion with whom Mr.- Bentley: warfamiliar"; thillprivileged parade resided sortie 'distance in the •inierlcir of thtrkfater of Ohio. So much for the persowand• babitirof Mr.:Bentleyc rNow let me call , cinr.liti'entiorf to his rekidence.:Well, oppose WO' atilt the beau! • tiful town of: on' the west bank of 'the Ohio, Yownlaydirect your eye' to yonder liar, itt the rearof "the town; and Yontwill sleet:Ten it tin - exquisite. villa. See that Imeandering jroad: richly. einbroidemd withhawthorn-atria Wan leads tu , tbatVilla; and thav villa , belongs:io, Arid ,is the residence of Mr. /tinting; Therelis °a large and valuable farm attached to it.. -About.% 'gnat. terof a , tnile•iii the 'reariflifr.' tently's a fann-house; in this ho - usti, es the superintendent of the farm, Mr. Stanley, resides—as fitir sarripli of a good, plain and honest fernier a/the country affords: • • - • MG Bentley had :elle daughter=-aiinnlyr child` and it would .appear that he had - Made' her?tbe' object of all his tegaid, and she' warittie idol hiii affections'. Little 'Litcretia ware ithotherleasi mother died when she Was about' three years 'Old. This loss Was great•to-her f• for% More kind and" 'amiable lady 'never lived Mrs . Bentleywiti'be.' Ictvd.:by all, Whether rich or paor: . 'Slie artWhei l hosband'ir faults' and 'follies, and endeavored' TO' make amends in a quiet 'way. The 'seine - "PrinCl.` pies thel early instilled into Me het' daughter,'atid the seed sown fell uPoit good . suid:rook.roat,...This,tentlerlgir/n d el j kin.4ril*, - of a fond, bat haughty father; atid lie, tti ightsuri:' Pose that her early teachings would decline under his care, bet her heart warprepard'for tiOrit i en. - der manifestations, as the twig Wait Mr. Endley, the familiar friendtf 111.r.'lfeirtleY;1 bad one sou--art only chlid.. George Endley, was designed, loy, his father,fcir,a barrister, : nd was, - at 64, time attending the,Coljege. of E, gave his s,ow,to the supervision, of. his friends Bentley, And .wade; gentley, his fond.rttaster.: The diet's/lee .91. C- from Mr..Entiley's dense was so; great that George but seldoni slant;': his ,vacatigrut. At • home--these. he spent: at Ddr;!i Bently's;, and, owing to his parentage and his ultra ideas, he became quite favorite With Zdriltent ley-r.but oat so, with LUCllitia i , Whet, although but, ten years of age, was verysensibley and a very itn.4's liortant member of the household. 4 , i Alt. ;Stanley : bad: one son 'and. one daughter, .1 fUsspn,Ed g ar,-,e a r lyrnanifested•a‘-disitiisitionAt i c•-•• A acquire .n.orma.oni,,tuio t att .scnoot, made rapid progress;, this disposition, Mr. , Stanleydid not to export ;• arid, owing- -to-:tbe fact that , haled no' . 1 farm to,leave his soni.and his inward , de.eire that. , Edgar shotild,become 4 Xoiaister of , the gavelim every: opportonity• to improve,his'muid.L: Jo. the , town, of Merewas a very good academy, its which all, the tuanchee ,preparatory`, to .a collegiate ,course,: of educatiow were tan'ght.o This establislunent wasfor males turd fernales. -EdJ. gar Stanley and Lucretia Bentley attended=at thief academy, Thicarrtutgement threwthe two child. , ten together, morning , andlVening; and - being se a muchj,n,company,„ troy became. attaahed . each , other-lc! OPell•soi.that they.tverealtirost insepa table, Lucretia Ras :ten; end Edgar was fourteen • years,ofage.. , ~.„ - Thus tnatters passed frit . ,.two - years; when,•sail. , denlY,. Mr, Stanley was ,taken to his,long horne.'• This, e-vent PrOdaCed a great. thange , ii Edgar's • • prospects; belad,, made Sclate' prOgreS3 in •the classics, but appeared, for the, moment, to. be, • dashed to ,the earth, It was determined, howsver,,., that he shookt proceed; but anotheravent / pening soon after,- viz., his sister's niarriage; , ren:- derail his, stay at home, and the, prosecution of hi s ,. studies: impossible.. .Edgarai brrither-in-litut,:sue.l 'I • ceeded . father. as , stiperintendent of- Mr. , BentP ,farm, aud- having no, aducatioat him se lf,. fi e !. could not. appreciate the ,feelingi anedesires of Edgar, and, as. is totiotterithe•ease,--altributedlt' 'all to laziness. He, therefore, deterrititied taut one 'of two things,naust be done: 'these he proposed io our young,philosopher;-they;were that he trirtst abandon his. books and lola' , to work, where. - Edgar was now siiteen , years The taste of literature which he had enjoyed i ,ed • . created a stronger, thrist, and -be deterrningitrthilf •:' he would' be satisfied; despite'lhirc - itithript to _check him, so he made khoWn to he 'Was 'determined' to *leave her,for the purpose of seeking knowledge. ,But amoredifficult mat. ter was:yet to settle the ineane ;- where was be to 'Obtain- the means?, Ala.4f how pany •.,- nee.t l 3' , : r wrirttly,al34l4leXkted sung men arWbottntl4,.' down by poverty! It would be well if there a national fund for theeiticttion,:ot:stich.f - Erlgar`e`difficulty , was Partially ,removett thy' present ot•onis handfed and ftftyliellariffith s ir I,lother. "fiete nig r, inovi4 :e NO., 265.- in% Ail . Aliamthrie.• ' MIMI Ell
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