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LOCAL MATTERS.
o. s. Ciscun Comer—Hon. Judge Irwin on the
Bench. March 1, 1861. ■ .
'Th e United States t». Jackson Cornaton, Thos,
H. Scott and Bobt. M. Corriaton, tor counterfeiting
*he currant coin of the Unitod Btates. • The prison
’* e r i were brought into Court this morning—the two
former from prison, and the latter was out on bail.
Col. Black asked for,a; continuance of the case,
as against his client, Jackson Cornston, until the
nest term of the Court, alleging, as a reason, that
' ’the prisoner had been unoblo, until this morning,
1 to procure counsel, and consequently was not ready ,
■ for trial. , :
; Mr.Swcilxer, U. S.Deputy Ally. General, op
' posed Ihs mbtion, because the proper legal grounds
were not laid; He said, a few days since, In the
case of the U. S. against Wheeler, from Somerset
' county, the prisoner had been, taken to a distance
from his home, and had been unable to fee counsel
S nd procure the atteudanco of the necessary wit
nesses; hot this was a different caso altogether,
■ ■ for the prisoner’s friends and witnesses were in this
city. ■
Col. Black said that he had only boon employed
this morning, nnd as yet had no opportunity of con.
suiting with hiscliont. ■
Judgo Irwin ordered the necessary affidavit for a
continuance- to be drawn up; which Was done by
- Col. Black, who then observed to the Court, that ir
’ it did not comport with tho atricl rule of law, there
was at least an equitable reason for its admission,
, - and he presumed that under tho circumstances the
. Conrt would grant it.
The Deputy Ally. General apposed its admission;,
hot Judgo Irwin said ho must presume tho affidavit
■ lo be tree, and would conlinno tbo case until the
first ’Monday in-May, and directed the prisoner to
■ enter into the necessary recognizances.
Mr. Bnrko thondrow op an affidavit for his client,
Thos. H. Scott, and this case was also continued.
The United Stales declining to try the caso of
Robt. Corriston, alone, it was also continued to the
same time.
The Grand Jury returned with several now in
dictments ogainst thopnsonors, and ignored the bill
ogainvt John Corrißton.
No ether business being before the Court, the
Traverse Jury were discharged, aad the Court ad
journed till to-morrow at 10 o’clock.
Fifth Pbeeßateuxait Cohobioatiob —Reuoioos
SsßTisES.—Beloved Dock and friends, you will
please to assemble for public worship, on neit Sab
bath, 9th inst., at throe o’clock, P. M., in tho First
Preubytorian Church, Rev. Paxtob’s, and at seven
o’clock, same evening, in the Second Presbyterian
Church, Fifth street, Rev. M. How Ann’s.
The Sabbath School will assemble in the Lccturo
Room of IhoFiratPrcsbylcnan Chorch, at 9 o’clock,
A.M., on tho next Sabbath—cntranco from Sixth
street. All tho children, and all the congregation,
are earnestly invited. Important information wil I
he imparted by their affectionate postor,
Tire Gibbons. —Last evening we had tho pleasure
of hearing the rich musical voices of the Gibson
Family, and can say, without hesitation, that their
superiors aa a Quartette Band do not travel. Not
withstanding the unfavorahlcncos of tho evening,
nnd a combination or circumstances, wc were
pleased to see a house full.
Their performances elicited frequent bnrsla ol ap
plause ftom tho audience, who expressed their en
tire approbation of this raro musical treat.
B2J- Two horses attached to a wagon ran away,
on Market street, yesterday; throwing the driver
out and injuring him severely. He was picked up
in the street, carried into a store, between First
and Second streets, whorohis wounds wore looked
to.
oar Lavehobo, by Geo. Borrow, (a new sopply.)
Appleton’s Mechanic’s Magazine and Engineer’s
Journal, No. B,'Beaton Shakepearo, No. 34, and the
Horticulturist ■ and Cultivator for March, havo been
received at ; Hoimea», on Third street.
Cabso liufeotoh.—Jno. R. Johnston, of Alle
gheny City, has been appointed to tho office of
Cargo Inspector by the Board of Canal Commission
‘ ere. - ■ - . ;
BsT\The weather yesterday was cold, raw and
‘disagreeable; and daring: the afternoon wo had a
■smart spnohle of snow*
The Panorama of California is still attracting
•fine boose*. Don’t fail to eca it.
ISET The Warblers give a concert this evening ai
Wilkin* Hall*
Don’t' forget the sale of Books to*mght ai
>Davia* Auction Rooms.
fHisdlantano.
Stray. ( .
CAME to the premises of the subscriber, in the 1 nird
Ward,Pittsburgh, on or aboutthe 9th of December,
1850, a black nod .white spotted Sow, with five Pigs.—
The owner is requested to ccme forward,prove proper
“* ° Wa> L W SMITH
w<»n>« Mercantile Library Amo«
elation.
LECTURES.—The distinguished Lee*
;ri later Prof- RALPH WALDO EMERSON, of Mass.,
'hasbeenprocuredbythe above Institute to deliver to
iits tnembers and tne citizens of FiUsburgh peneiaUy, a
-senes of Lectures very lately prepared, and upon mte
restfcig'snbjects- The course will comprise six lectures
on the •* Conduct of Lt/r,” embracing the following to-
PlC9 ’~I. Introductory. Laws ot Success;
*II. Wealth;
HI. Economy;
IV. Power;
V. Culture; ,
VI. Worship. _ .
The lectures wilt be given on Tuesdays,Thurtuajs
and Saturdays. successively—commencing on Thursday
evening, March 20th. The place and times of meeting
♦willbohereafterspecified. Ticketsformemberssingle,
, or for the course can bo obtained by the Librarian, or o:
Messrs. Hsrsh, Wilkins and M’Knlght, committee.
Tickets for citizens single, or for the course, tobe pro
cored at all the principal book .lores,otJ.B.M^od
■den . H. Richardson ana F. H. Eaton’s. marT-IAI
T»APEH HANGINGS—seeiso smECTios. VVill l.e
| received by first canal arrivals, a new and choice
nssoriment or French and Eastern Paper Hangings in
gold, damask, boqaet and plain patterns, togellior with
a large lot of aheap satin and common papers,.
aaxt W. P. MARSHALL, B 5 Wood si.
THE subscriber will sell at Auction, on Saturday, the
lfithof March, two CHESTS left.ut his bouse some
time ueo for boarding—lf not redeemed before that time.
Thenwner of ilia Chestsis Thomas Smith.
Theowneroi'- 0 JOSEPH GOUSTER.
Tavern keeper. '
-vrrATCHES, JEWELRY,SILVERWARE, LAMPS,
W Solitary GOODS, AC.— During the alteration
being outdo in the front of my store, cuslomerewill
epamn^ o T^.L B i3r ia
corner of Market and Fourth bus.
u. -.stops
the %x 7
__?L . Rosa Street.
jgnnfc FOB RENT—A. new three story brick Dwel-
CIO Hocsii, situate on Ross, above Fifth street ;
gW-t. 'ailh a hdl. two parlors, kitchen, washhouse,
arranged d rooms ani? finished carrel, bake oven, Ac.,
edla/d be Ho3l P»# rossess, oa on the
s
mar 7 " _
•. tbr
n»s fc»n* ’lag". flf HATrf Tccfllved ond for
m THIS bcaotifil. 1 slyie ° r jiMES WILSON,
by Njod su and DiojooHtt a}»ey.
AHEADC -EBiCAN Olti.
EXTRACT OF AM Y). YOUNG SON, 509
PREPARED and sold by JN 'if eancentratcd prc-
Liberty street.. This powerfu. icb are (band to be
parnuon, the medical virtues of \vh Mil .American Oil.
eight limes the strength of the origii 'ffeach, wilh full
It is put up in bottles at 25 nnd 271 cent There the origi- pI'ITSBt RGB
directions for'its use. Inevery disease! ■■ and _ _ .
ual American Oil has been found at all cl ’render lltlie
itao far exceeds the original in power, as to Y Call aon
CHEAPEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD 'G&OIf. . '• Y -
try It. JOHN YOUIY a,taken cV»2b oy aAßtsp Attn totud «tbists.
N.B. The original Oil'in its natural stale a I riHARTEBED A.'B/l&W mo c;;ly chartered Insu*
from the bowels of the earth, cun be had as above 3«n r % lotion of the kind in Pennsylvania. c
wlllbe found genuine. notwithstanding a certain - Jons FLSsnna» pnftcipal in.
claims to be the only Proprietors. l. ; tf ->.f. •**• ■» of j!£«ou*W. ■ ■ , . ~
d&w.tf ‘ l.'j? e . B^oi^"v^ wffy p r pfe6BorofifaunatuAip ) Mercan*
-\V station, ; Esq-, fcectnrer pn Commercial
■ iT.TfT M. Watsom,
X,a%v- % domptete knowledge of
Th'o* 1 ® wishing to obtain \u>every branoholbu-
Bookk^°P m S anti ita application -nd wriUQff* aw iavi
siness. a't p<> » a ra P ll * and elegant ha-. , . -
ted to calf ond examine the arrangenu. evefniig.
* YiectuTß o’t Commercial Law every .Mi*., y [daplO
Reference any of the city merchants. —__ Sr i»iC
C.^ t ,u.».e L t«d c^dAt)3
Admlntntrator’a Notice.
T ETTERS of Administration on the estate of James l
1 1 Hare, deceased, late of Bast Deer tp,, Allegheny I
•connty,Pa., having beon granted to the subscnbor, all
persons'indebted to said estate are requested to call at <
the residence of thesabscrlber.and settle the same; and
•all persons holdingclalms against said estaie,will present
ahem duly authenticated for settlement.- - .
ROBERT HARRAdm’r.
«matlrw6t» • Tarentiim.
i ih Ll> RYE 'WiiXiiKEY —19 bbls. very superior Quaii
\iP.nr,fer6a4e.by IfebiB) NLD.PATTGN. “
befaystls Hall-For One Htgat Bh*!'
EY the request of the citizen*. HERKKRAUSZ, the
celebrated Hungarian Yocatlit, beM.lt> announce
to tho Ladle* and Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that be will
£ivo a Grand Vocal and TnsimmcntaliASusical Potpour
ri Concert (In 18 different langurs, and the first part
will be suner-in English,) on TUESDAY.EVENING,
March 11. Hewillbe assisted by the celebrated Vio
linist. Herr R H. Lasd*aw, and the Piwusu Herr Norn.
Tickets W cents each. To be had at the Motto Storer
and Hotels, and at the door. Doors open at .7 o’clock—
ta commonce at half-past 7. m&tB;3t
Coffiweit’s Oreat Panoranft of LtXb in
California and the lithmoa of Horten 1
THIS magnificent Panorama. Is now open at the
ATHENAEUM BUlLDlNGS,lAhtixytiKtUsi'twß
a fall and complete rpercsontation of tho Ciftej, Tutagss,
Says, Ktvers* Valleys, Mines* Mimwtw, passing di
rectly through San Fmncisco % exhibiting the Public
Bailaines, interior of Gambling Saloons in Panama, old
Rome. Churches, Convents, Religious Processions. Holi
day of Churches, crossing the Isthmus,
Chagras River, with its beautiful scenery, forming, alto
gether, the most instructive and interesting exhibition
ever offered.
The public may rest assured that every sketch in this
Panorama was taken on the spot It represents} and as
a xvork of art it has no equals ' : •
Admission 25 cents; children under 10 years halt
price:
Open every evening during the week, commencing at
7ji precisely. . Poors open at OL ■_ . .
Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday af
ternoons—commencing at 3 o’clock. A liberal arrange
ment will be made with schools, children should see
tills pleasing andedlfymg exhibtnon.- jmar3.tf
THRATUBi
JOSEPH FOSTER’ • -Lssssu and Managm,
Admutanck—First Tier and Parquette, 60 cents, Sec
ond and Third Tiers, 25 cents { Colored Gallery ,25 ceols
Private Bores, each, $l,OO. . • T ■
Doors open at 0J o’clock, Curtain rises ot7 o clock.
tp“ Last night of the Soaßon 1 . Mr. and. Miss LOAN
will appear. •„..*. ,-
SATURDAY EVENING, March Bth, lie performance
will commence with ■
LONDON ASSURANCE.
After which the Company will take their Farewell,
and sing the 11 Star Spangled Banner,” and “ Auld Lang
Syne.”
The whole to conclude with
PERFECTION; ott THE MAID OF MUNSTER.
Dancing Sotiooi.
TTEN RY MEYER, of New York, respectfully la.orms
Tl tho citizens of Pittsburgh that he wi.l open his
DANCING SCUOOL about the Ist of Apnl, when he
will introduce the latest style of Cotillions, Ao-jJato
from Paris. [fcbSSilf
DRIED APPLES—IO bbls. super Dried Apples;
12 sacks do do do,
In store and for sole by n , T
mart MILLER & RICKETSON.
SUOAR HOUSE MOLASSES—4O bbls. S. H. Molass
es, James 7 Refinery, in store and for sale by
mart MILLFiR & RICKETSON.
OIL MEAL—Ot our own manufacture constantly on
hand and for sale by RHODES & ALCORN,
mar 7 _ H73d_st., oppositeSt.Charles_HoieL_
ROUND~FEED—On hand *n«l for sale by
mar 7 RHODES A ALCORN.
CORN MEAL—On hand and for sale by .
mar 7 RHODES A ALCORN.
(JHOPPED FEED—SOO bus. m sore and tor .ale by
J mnr7 RHODES te ALCORN.
NATHANIEL WF.ST.
Notice*
'lf
fHistellaiuous.
iTi.i.Ko UARf.K.y —Of our own manufacture, con-
Bluntly on hand, and for sate by •
ma ,7 ’ RHODES & ALCORN
ICG FLOUR—Fresb ground on band and for sale.
, maT 7 RHODES & ALCORN.
?REMIUM MUSTARD—Of our own manufacture,
constantly on hand and for *n!e by
mar 7 RHODES i ALCORN.
SUNDRIES — 60 sackspnme Kentucky Feathers;
300 bus. Oned Peaches;
117 hhds. Sugar;
230 bbls. Molawea;
SO boxes superior Fa Tobacco ;
l&ObMs. Tar;
10 do Tanner’s Oil;
IS do Cloverseed;
l< CARSON & M’KNIGHT.
Ol Water street.
bus in store and for sale by
mar 7 WM. DYER, 207 Liberty si.
For sale by
roar?
FISH— Mackerel, Nos. I,fiand3j
Shad, in whole and half barrel*;
Herrings in pickle;
Cod fr isli in casks; For tale by
ALEXANDER KING
POTATOES —CO bbls. first-rate rede, dry, mealy and
sound, tor «ale_by _ [mar7] WfiI.DYER.
HAOT SATURN WINE—IS Tilde. Barn Saturn
Wine j 20 half do do;
In store and lor sale by .
mar 4 Ml LEER A RICKETSON.
mo LET—A Warehouse, situate between Wood and
1 Market, and rannUift through from Front to Second
street, recently occupied byScaifa t Atkinson.
SCAIFE, ATKINSON fc OKELV,
No. 119 Fronts!.
I ECONOMY CHAD CIDER—2O bbl«. Economy CIS
*i iq store and fox sale by
marl 'DULLER & RiCKKTSON.
KfclO BUTTKR—I4 kers Bauer juai received *nd<
«tale by [iaar4l .MILLER t KICKETBQN.
ALM OlL—t.o3u ft*. Falm Oil in store and for sale,
mart MILLER & BICKETTBQN,
CILAKKT WINE—I 4 hhds. Bordeaux Claret Wiuo,
t 20 boxes do do Ncdoc
' ■ MILLER i RIOKETSON.
OODEN I'YEE—Wooden Type, from Me manu
factory of Wells A Webb, iaraiihed at short no
jee, uy [febgOl _J VV.S. HAVEN.
DRESS SILKS—Just received, 20 pieces assorlei
a V/‘ £S EPr ‘ DS
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS—
-13 pcs. plain nil wool high col d do Mine*,
3 pcs. do do black doi
25 pcs- new and splendid style barege do lames t
10 pea. choice ganadines. Just opened at
,nar4 A. A. MASON A CtyS._
LADIES FINE DRESS GOODS Received and
opened this morning, Poplins. Tisane*, Barege Do
Laines, Mous Da Lames, Lawns, Ac., Ac., choice spring
nJ^ Sirab '° MASON A. CO.
ONU CLOTHS AND
14caiea super and super extra Long Shawls ,
3 do do do Irish Linens*
Of the most approved manufacture just .opened at
feb24 A. A.MASON A CO.o.
** Notice.
Clsvela-kd A Prmßraon Rjjleoad Orn«, >
Rarenna, Feb. 24,1&51. y
milE STOCKHOLDERS of the ‘‘Cleveland and Puts-
I burgh Railroad Company,” are hereby notifiedto
meet at the office of the Company, in Ravenna, on rti*
day. the I4lh day of March, instant, at 10 o’'clock, A.
M„ to take into consideration the amendments to their
Charter, passed February 19th, 1851. authorizing the
e^.U..tf«heAk W .^«g^j ft toP KS!r
ArtongennnMi i
VIA THE NEW ; '
rLVAHZA RAIhROADI
0 Hours to 'Philadelphia!
P AND TELEGRAPH MAIL LINES
ew Troy built Concho. for Hollidays
burg, and from thence 243 m.le. by Iho Afeio Peamylca
niaka,tread to Philadelphia, Xeu York and Baltimore!
Time through only 30 hours. Coaches will leave every mer
ning at 8 o'clock, A. M., 1 o’clock, P. M- and Bo clock,
P M ■•Extras —to leave at any lime,always in teadjr
ne«s- This is the most direct, comfortable and expedi
tious route to the Eastern ernes. Passcugers for Balti
more take the New Railroad at Harnsburgn direct on
% a B-TtaSSy‘2to&tt£ 1 355 r. Lino, under the
SuClmrlcc Hotel, No 40
Hottce.
Ordinance for tfe prevention of a Jfauc of Wattr and
the protection <(f Fxre Plugs, pas zed February 23a, 1629.
SECTION VI. That if any person or persons shall
occasion any willful waste of water, or shall sutler
it to flow unnecessarily from his, her or their ajyeuuigp
or premises, he, she or they, so offending, shall forfeit
and pay for every such offence, the sum of not less than
five, and not exceeding fifty aollars.
Sbc- VII- That it any person shall open a Fire Plug,
except >n cases of Fire, or by written permit from a
member of the Water Committee, or from the Bapenn»
tendenlof the Wazer Works, he. she or they shall forfeit
and pay the sum of five dollars for each offence,
I Sbc. XIII. And it shall be the special duty of thecity
| constables, diligently to inquire alter and prosecute aU
offences against this Ordinance.
The above Ordinance will be strictly enforced.
By orderof the Water Committee ;
JOHN B. GUTHRIE,Mayor-.
Rote Pound.
A NOTE or Bill of Exchange, dated February 24,
1851, calling for 8600,77, wa* found, and left by uie
finder at tins office. The owner can have it by proving
property and paying for this advertisement. [mars:3t
J-D WILLIAMS* —•— r»-« •••/OHK XIAPT, JJt,
J.JD.WILuIAMS <& CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY GROCERS
Forwarding and Communon Merchant $ f
And Dealers in
OOUSTOT PRODUCE AND PXTrSBU&OH MANUPACTUBKS,
Corner cf Wood and Fifth struts.
Pittsburgh.
BLANK' BOOKS.—The largest stock of Blank Books,
of every description, in all styles of bindeiy,i*of»
lered for sale, at the lowest rates, at
W.S HAVENS’BIank Boole Store,
' • . corner of Market and second streets.
Merchants are requested to call and examine our Me
dium and Demi Blank Works, which are offered at loto
tr prices than they have been sold in this city. [mai7
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Gtoitmttttal anlr financial
THEO PITTSBURGH nOAItBOPTHAIJK
AND MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.
FREDERICK LORENZ, J „ r
IWM.A.HILL, • J Commit™* vii» .I’Eorumiv-
I °- ZDG < V
Dally noalaw or tt>> R«rl»t<>
OFFICE OF TUB MORNING POST. )
Sahjiidat, March 8, tHftl.i
Tho weather yesterday was unplbaaant, In the af
ternoon It commenced snowing, and continued for
the balanco of tho day. Receiplsby river and canal
were large.
FLOUR—We note ealea on the wharf at 83,38(3
3,40; tales frorr atorea of euperflno, by the dray
load, at 83,66(33,60.
RYE FLOUR—There ta n good demand ; talca
from stores at 33,3103,97-
GRAIN—The recoipts continue moderate. We
hare Bales of Wheat at 70 and 75c, as in quality.—
Rye continues firm at 60062 c. We note o sale of
[ 400 bush Corn at 45c, from store. Oats dull at 33c.
BACON—Continues firm and active at former quo
tations; we therefore omit rates.
APPLES—We have reported sales of 180 bbls at
1,1317.681.
POTATOES—SaIes of 40 bbls Pink Eyes from
ctoro at $3,00 7 bbl, the bbls being larger than or>
dinsry potato bbls. Sales of 100 bush Hcd ut 45c
7 bnsh
EGG:
IS—Sales of l? bbls at the wharf, ranging
from 9010 c.
FISH—We note an advance on this aaticlc ; sales
of 40 bbls No 3 Mackerel at 38,00 tp bbl, with an
upward tendency- > .
RICE—We note sales by the tierco at 41041.
COD FISH—We solo sales of 5 casks at 4}.
BEEF CATTLE—SaIes on the hoof at 2103 c
100 Bs.
BOTTKR—SaIes of prime in bbls at 10012.
PORT OF PITTSBURGH*
0 FEET G INCHES WATjBB lit THE CHAItNSL.
ARRIVED:
Steamer Michigan No. 2, Boies, Beaver.
“ Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
« J-M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
* Beaver. Gordon, Beaver.
“ Fashion No- ?, Peebles, Eluabeth.
« Thomas Shriver, Bailey, West Newton.
“ Redstone, Woo&ward, Brownsville.
“ Messenger, Fisher, Cincinnati. •
“ Gossamer,——,Cinclnnaxi.
“ Isaac Newton, Hemphill, 6t. Lou\*.
“ Buckeye State, Holmes, Cincinnati.
Savannah No. 2, ——* St Louis.’
41 Shenandoah, Lous.
“ Empress, ICox, Zanesville.
DEPARTED:
44 Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville.
44 Atlantic, Parkinson, do
44 J. M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesport.
A Michigan No. 2, Boies,Beaver.
44 Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
44 Thomas Shnvor, Bailey, Wert Newton.
4 * Fashion, Peebles, Elisabeth.
44 Clipper, No. 2, Duvot, Cinemnau.
44 Diurnal, Conwclh Wheeling.
44 Reveille, Dale, wellsville.
“ Milton, Hays, Louisville.
44 Oriental, Smythers, St. Lous.
44 Statesman,*..
In the Orphan** Court ot Cambria Coats*
ty> Pennsylvania.
IN thetnatter of the writ of Partition or Valuation of
the Real Estate of JOHN BURK, late of Alleghany
township, Cambria county, deceased.
• And now,to wit: January 10th, jbSl,
• on motiou of Mr. Cannon, alia" Role
Igmutedby the Court on the heirs of said
"deceased, to appear at an Orphan»-.Courl
* to be Md at Ebensburg, in and for tht
' County of Cambria, on the seventh day ol
April next, to accept or refuse *ald Heal
i Estate attbevaluation made by the inquest.
I Carnbna ... .
Extract from the Records of the said Court, certiueu
Miia-gy ° f FCbrnary ' A - P w“i: KETTLE. Clerk.
Bounty Land and otrier Bntineu.
WILLIAM FLINN offer* hi. services lo trsna-.ii- .
business with the Executive Departments ami
Congress, as an agent. Ho wilt auend to all business
relative to pension* and bounty laail. Charges luoue
rate. Address William Fltnn. Washington, D. C.
January 23,1851.
' Mr. Ftinn was several years a clerk in the office- of
ibe Second Comptroller of the Treasury. His knowl
edge of transacting business al the Departments will
render his services.as agent,parucnlarly useful 10 ail
who may employ him at vie seat of Government.
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Hcpnrtai Exprmly for the Daily .Morning Ihixf.
uxcxivxii mr r.ionTWiso—vatsTro av stuam
liltmOPlOAN news:
FUHTHEH NUWR.'.HV STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
Knot »Ht>'- Tho moat important item of political
news to llin riitiignaltoii of the Min tstry. Tho minis
to rial round on llio Catholic question probably lod
to thin, though tho mediate cause or it wao, their de
feat, by 10 to 1, in regard to tho elective franchise.
This defeat took place on Thursday, and next day,
when the Budget of the Chancellor of the Exche
quer wan called tip, Lord John Russell ashed that it
mightho postponed until Mondhy, giving no reasons
for the request. Soon afterwards the resignation was
■announced. The greatest excitement prevails, and
rumor auooiincon all kinds of dubious reports. Ins
not known who will form tho now Ministry. Lord
John holds his; office until anothor Government in
formed.
The trade in Iron continues quiet. Merchant bar,
£5 7»6d i Scotch pig. No. 1, A'2 12s,
Tho Cotton market wosdflprmisod. • Fair Orleans,
7jd j fair Mobilc,7}d! fair Upland, 7ldj middling
qualities, 6{o7{d.
p| nur Western Canal, lOaOito3U| Phllada. and
Balt 22*02256d; fair Ohio, 21# ( Canada, 2O021»fld.
Wheat—6slOooa for while, and OaddSlDiißd ip 70
llis for rod.
Indian Corn— Whito, 32si yelltiw, fl 0»( mixed,
quarter.
Russia. it is said that n Russian army is In Po-
land, and' rnraore of an important expedition,'are in
circulation among tho various corps of that army.
Turkey. Dombtnaki is reported to Imvo been
sont to Constantinople, bnt Koaouth and others are
still at Kutohia.
Egypt. —Tho Sublime Porte has addressed calc,
gorical demands to the Viceroy, which the latter ro
ftiscs to comply with. Instead of reducing his army,
ita he waß told, ho is levying land troops nna men
for the fleet. He is determined to oppose any ag
gression of the Po«o by arms.
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.
Louiivxr.LE, March 7,
The Btcamcr Oregon, bound down from Louis
ville, while passing through Ino schuto at Island 82,
at 1 o’clock, P. M., on tho 2d tnst., burst her boiler
with a tremendous report, carrying away the for
ward cabin and upper deck, and killing and wound
ing 60 persons. She was heavily laden, and had bD
board from 80 to 100 pas-engorc.
Tho passengers had just ftnished dinner, and were
generally collected tn tho hall and on tho forward
guards at the timo of the explosion. She took fire
immediately after (ho cxplbsion, and burnt to the
waler’ii edge- Being in the channel of tho river,
and under way at tho time, nil an board would have
been consumed hut for the assistance of the Iron
quois, which was wooding within a mile of tho Ore
gon, and upon seeing tho erplosion Capt. Lee imme
diately gave orders to go to her relief, anil in a few
moments was alongside of her. Junt then tho fljmcs
bom through the hurricane roof, and men, women
and children were collected toncthcr on the after
1 part of llio boat, witiiout me means or gelling away
I but by jumping into the river. The shrieks or the
women and tho phrenty of the meu ready to leap
overboard to avoid a more horrible death by fire,
and the groans ot the scaldod and dying, together
with tho piteous bellowing of cattle, was a scene
calculated to arouse the deepest icelingsof our na-
Capt- Leo ordered the leoquois to run her bow aft
on the Oregon, anil ladders being placed from the
upper deck of tho Oregon to the lower deck of the
Iroquois, all on board w li» vrern able to walk were
token on hoard, the latter boat all the while bemn |
in the greatest danger nffakinc fire from the wreck.
Capt. Monteomery was .the last man to leave tlic
wreck —he hciag on (he tedder when the Iroquois
i was backing out. It fell and he was precipitated into
I the water, bat was rescued, having received sev
eral bruises in the fall.
The Clerk’a ofiicd am* entirely blown away, to
gether with the book# and papers of the boar. Geo,
Brown, tho first clerk, was in the ofSce at the
time of tho e*ptosioo,ancl waakilleui. The waiters
in the Cabin were .at dino*r ut the nine of the ex
plosion, and all weye killed except the Steward*—
Eight white firemen were killed.
It Is impossible to give & correct idea of the lose
of life, nothing being left whereby toascertain their
named. •
; The flpor of'tbc Ireqaoia presented an awful eight*
The Oregon wao acatUcd, which proved useless,
a< the burning of Ihc upper worka caused her to
raise faster than the holes could allow her to «mk.
Tho Boltetin came eoon after the accident oc.
curred, and endeavored to extinguish the flames by
means of her engines, which, however, proved
abortive. Mr. Williams and other passengers on
the afforded much aid, and remained on
the Iroquois, whore moat on board, who were
scalded, were taken to tho Hospital. Theßoar was
covered with persona black and laterally skinned
by being scalded—many of whom were ia the ago*
oica of death* Tho Iroquois hod on board 35 of tho
scalded, II of whom died before reaching Memphis.
Below ore the names of the scalded, with a list
of the officers and others, as far as could be ascer
tained : ,
Scalded and Injured*— Capt. Montgomery, badly
hurt; Barrott Millikcn, 2d Clerk, slightly. Mr.
Lyons, barkeeper; Mr. Connor, Pilot, and John M.
Cox, Nelson pounty, Ky., scalded.
Kilted arid since dead*—* Geo. Brown, first clerk ;
Richard Young, of Shelby co., Ky.; Mr. Miller, of
Harrisqn co., Ind.; Mrs. Asher, Patrick Murphy,
and Win. Larkin, of Louisville; Patrick Lyon, deck
hand; 6 cabin boys; ono engineer, name unknown;
7 white firemen.
Badly Bcalde&— J. C. Mussoimau, Covington, Ky
0. Atkinson, Calloway co., Ky.j Isaac ; J. Yale,
Princeton, Ind.; John Johnston, barber.
Escaped t/hAurf.—Mr. James, pilot; Mr. Dean,
steersman; Pock, barkeeper; J. White,; steward;
Mr. Miller, mate; Peter Bragg, watchman ; H.
Smith,carpenter; Mr. Curd, wife and 3 daughters;
Wm. D. Quissenberg, of Ga.; D. S. Robb J,wife and
eon, of Ind.; 3 engineers, and a number of slaves.
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE SENATE.
Washington, March 7.
After the reading of tho journal, Mr. Hunter.of
fered'a resolution directing the members offcthe
Cabinet to report, next session, come plan to classi
fy Clerks in the Departments, and for a fair and ims
partial examination of tho candidates for Clerkships,
and for devising means for Uipir promotion. Adopt*
cd.
Mr. JeffersoQ Davis offered a resolution, enquiv
ring whether the President’s signature had beou ob*.
tained in duoform oflaw to the hill for the Relief
of the American ColonistaUoD Society. Laid over.
The Executive session adjourned.
The Advertiser of this morning contains a
communication from George B. Curtis, explana
tory of and sustaining’bis position, and saying
that the recent negro riot was an act of levying
war against the United; States, and therefore the
participator, were guilty »f high treason-the
penalty of which is death.
The Common Council appointed a committee
of thirteen to write to President Fillmore, and in.
vite him to visit Boston.
LOOIBVXM.K, March 7.
The Steamer Oregon’s freight here
forWOOUO, in Baltimore for $lO,OOO, and_ Bos
‘°r„ f„r S!0 000. ; She had a large freight on
board, which’ was insured here for *30,000; the
offices here will refuse to pay that
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...
WO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
New Yon«, March 7.
Tlld steamer North America, with California dales
from Chagres, brings 3460,000 in the hands of tho
passengers.
Tho Tennessee arrived or Panama .on tho 19th.
Tho Republic arrived at Panama on the 20lb, with
260 passengers'and 31,000,000 in.gold. .
Tho Panama arrived at Panama on the 91« t, with
60 paaaengcra and 31,000,000. ....
The Empire City reached Chagres on the 23d,
and the neat day the Georgia arrived.
New Yoke, March 7
. No U. S, Senator haß yet been chosen in place of
Col. Fremont.
The Empire City has ali the, papers, and she was
to sail from Kingston two hoars after the North
America; The North America brought but fow pa-
Tbo North America brings 320 passengers.
The U. 8, sloop of war Albany arrived at Chagres
on the 22d ult.
The choice for Senator lay between Col. Fremont
and Butler-King. The election was (p take placoin
two ;or three days. ; It was thought that Fremont
waa gaining ground. _.
The oteamer John Torapkina burnt her boiler on j
tho 31st of January, hilling the 2d. engineer, and
badly scalding several others.
Much'sickneas prevails on the Isthmus, but not of
a malignant character.
Tho minora thus far have occupied themselves.in
throwing up dirt, ready, to take advantage of the 1
first rain. It is sa : d that in a fow days the rain will
enable thorn to collect an immense omoun t of gold,
which being immediately thrown into tho hands of
the traders,- they will givo credit to the minera.for
stores, anil have the effect of reviving business
throughout the country;
Tho gold drodging in the Yuba has been very
successful. The people of San Jose have no idea
of giving up the removal of the seat of Govern
ment from that place,
Businesss at Sacramento is eicessively dull, buta
good trade is anticipated in the spring.
Boston, March "1
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4.,
Capt. Augustus Graham died on board the Repub-
[SEOOBO DISPATCH.]
Dates from Sandwich Islands are to Jau..2lst.
There iB no nows of importance. The Post has
been established at Honolulu,' under the. late Portal
Treaty with the Oniled States.
St. Lons March .7.
The Steamer Balloon collapsed a flue this even,
ing. One man scalded.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
ETSSIHO.] New Youk, March 7.
Cotton. .Advanced under Pacific’s news.
Flour. .Steady; demand good.
Grain.-Wheat quiet; corn active.
Pork. .Old mess going off freely at former quo,
tations. Hams.-Pickled 8* to Sc
Lard. .Advanced; sales at 8f
Whiskey. .Dull
CnrciNSATi, March 7
The river has fallen 4 feet.
Whiskey.. 245 c..
Flour. .3,40 to 3,49.
Clover 5eed..0,25.
Sides. .7c \ shoulders
Lard..7sc.
Groceries. .Unchanged*
Lard Oil. .95c.
Pim.ADßi.PHti, Match 7.
Colton. .Firmer. Floor 4,50. Wheat.‘.No
thing doing. Rye 68c. Corn. . Afloat at 59J.
Oats dull. Cloverseed in good demand. ,
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X>ER-£^ 3 ■■wbo I have- either* are honorably assured
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TEETH DECAYED, DARK OR YELLOW,
and encrusted wiiU tartar,. that. a 25 cent hot of Jone’,
Amber Tooth Paste will make the teeth white as snow
and the breath odiferously sweet. L_ .
SoMonlyiat JACKSON’S Stoie, 2« Liberty stree.
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WONDERFUL CURES! 1
Dr. Rogers' sVrap aiid Tar
AhD . .V.
CAKCHAJL. AGP A,
For the of Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis* Spitting qf Elcoi. and. ail ct/ur Lung
, Complcnais lending lo C oys IZaIP TION.
' TL>. syrup contains no Opium, CalartU, or any-mt neral
whatever, bat is composed entirely: of thote Roots,
Herb*, and vegetable substances which nave a specific
influence upon the Lungs, nnd their-connected organs. -
Us immediate' effect is to. Allay all tantalum, add gently
remove the phlegm and other morbid secretions from the
Throat and Air-Paseages; thus relieving the Cough,Ay
subduing thi inflammation and other causes which give
rise ioit. It also stimalateaancf imparts a healthy tone •
to the Lungs themselves, thereby enabling thcm;iaore
thoroughly to remove from the blood those impurities
and diseased particles, which, if TCtained,do bo much
mUcnisfln the system, and lay the foundation for incu
rable CONSUMPTION.- it also exerts a decided action •
upon the skin, nnd assists nature in expelling, through
the Exhalem*. much of that morbid mauerwhich wotdd
otherwise be thrown backupon the Lungs, thus relieving
them of a part of their woth, and rendering the system
pare and healthy. Whentubcrclesarcfonningj it checks
their development and furtherprogress; or it ulceration
haß taken place, it assists the Lungs in throwing off the
corrupted matter, soothes the irritation, heals the ulcer
nted cavities, arid restores them again to healthy action.
This Medicine; therefore, is not a pdhativt merely,,
which only relieves for the time being, but is ri thorough
curative , os itsmb'es at too very rootof the.disease,and
bv removing it,removes at once ail its remote and at
tendant consequences. This is its tfwtingrofting eiar
nefcruttc— a property possessed, in equal power, by no
other medicine of like riatrire, now before thepublic.
CIRCULARS, &C.,
As no ordinary sized advenisemenr can frilly explain
the nature andinctiuof this article,-the Proprietors have .
nublished a ntio Circular , giving tlie history of: this Medi
cine ; the description, nature , %c., of its principal ingredi
ent*; the effect they ore designed to have-upon the
Luncs nnd Liver, and acopioqs reference to. the persons
who have-been cured by it—giving their names and resi
dences, even to the street and the number. Those who
are irou&l«i with a Cough, or. whoso Lungs.are m the
least affected, are earnestly desired to call upon the
Asenta named below, and procure one of these Pam
phlets. It can be hud grritir,and will well repay a perusal.
The •* Hint! on Healdi f aud “ About taking Cold may
h<* worth to yourself and family,
DC- worm iiuNDREDS OF DOLLARS.
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means of prolonging many n valaable life. .
WARRANTY
Such is our confidence in its virtues, that we are will',
ine to warrant this Medicine in every- am of recoil CM
wliere used according to the directions on page 7th ot
the pamphlet, inside Sic wrapper of each Bottle), and
where the person is not satisfied that ho is deriving
benefit from it, by leturning the bottle within twenty
four hours’ time,
TilE MONEY
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aS“"-W I?a r»p of LIT-. !
BRWORT, TAR, and CANCHALAGUA, and let no
other be palmed on to you. • ,
CAUTION^ —A T one unless there is on the buff
wrapper, a iu>te of Aand, signed wtth u. P«t», by A. L.
SCOVIIib & co. - '
Call eh and Distau i if fourteen months standing Cured
After being given up .twice by eminent Physicians 1 .
Alter oe bB e AtBACT, June 9th, 1849.
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of a Cure,effected by your Compound Syrup
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exvrctoralion wag of fourteen months standing, and had
baffled the skill of several of our eminent physicians in
New York, Albany and Cooperslown- I amihe.pereon
in whom the cure was effected, and as I had previously
no faith in patent medicines, I have since tried it on
others, and have become satisfied ot its value, aline
was as great a euro us waa ever performed, as 1 had,
: duriiig my sicknessi hem gioenup.tunes by niy phystetans.
, have now commenced ray business, after taking, t
BI.EEDTNG AT THELUNGS CIiRED.
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Staiemtmt <f Mr.A. Lang, Eakery Xo- 388 Pearl strut,
N V.—A few days before last Christmas, I was inken
unwell, and booh commenced bleeding freely at the
’ I called-in a Homasopathic physician,but his
me&e iSdnot eeemm help £=• *
l7 Before , bad taken-
I consider excellent medicine, and cox*
IS& r statement mas
m fp? might be fUleffwi* letters si-
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iwing liew Books: • •
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for March:
Thc’British mid Foreign Medico Chirorgical Review,
Art Journal for Feoruary; . . h.w Rartnn ■
The Moorland Cottage. 6/ the author of Maryßartou.
Poor Richard’s Al.untracras written by Dr. Franklin,
for the years 1736,1737 and 1738. —;—L2S T
Harpor’ft Magazine
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. The IntemationarMagazme for March.
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. No. 5 of the Nightingale, or Jenny Lind Songster.
■ iEsop’s Fables, a new version, chiefly' from otigutnl
sources, by Rev. Thomas James, M. A.*, with more than
50 illustrations. • .
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Hew Boolul .New Bootes 1
HARPERS’ Magazine for March;
The Lorgnette, or Sketches of the Town. By
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The Reveries of a Bachelor By Ike Marvell .
Alton Locke,TailorandPoet;.
1 Shannondale.' By-Mrs.Sonlhworth> ’•
BraithwaU’s Retrospect. No. 221
Dr. Holiick’s Works; • T _ .
Cruising in the Last War. By C. J. Peterson,
Women of Israel. By Grace Aguilar;
Home lnfioence; By Grace Agoilari .
- Major Richardson’s great work; Wacousfa. , • .
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London Art Journal, for February, i
History of Peadennis, by Thackaray, complete.
Stanfield Hall, complete. .
Boston 9bakspeare.No.23. .
Nobody’s Son, or the Life and Adventures of rerci
vsl Mayberry, written by himself. , . . -
•Love and Ambition? anovel by the author of **Rock:
ingham.” .
Tue Banker’s Magazine, for Jan. au Feb.
■ Mississippi Scenes? or Sketches of Life..
[ Dictionary of Mechanic#, No. 23. ‘ -
Dr. Hollick’s Works, complete. ‘
For sale also by McNamara, opposite the post office,
Allegheny city. ; feb24^
' Sew Books! M«w BooMlT ;
TTTALL, No. 85 Fourth Street, has just received the
YY following hew works:
Godey, Graham, Sartairi and the . Ladies’ National.
Magazines for March;. .7 *
Major Richardson’s gTeat Work, Wacoasta, or the
Prophecy: an Indian Tale; ; ■
Reveries of an Old Maid —Embracing important Hi&ls
to.Yodng Men; ' . ;
Marsion of Dunoran: a Tale;
The Experiences.of Richard Taylor, Esq.; : -•
!. -Stanfield Hall: an Historical. Romance, by ,J. P.
I Smith, Esq; - ,
The Convict, or the. Conspirator’s Victim. By Ned
B aniline : . . . :
-Life’s Discipline: a Tale of the Annals of Hungary.
ByTaivi.’ • '■■■rnii'
’ Also, a great . variety of Novels, Romances, Riles,
ones, Historical and other works. . ‘ .
Peas, Paper, Ink, Wafers, and a. general assortment of
Stationery on han'd'alwayq. • lfebl9
JUST RECEIVED.— H. Mimes & Co.vNo. Snath
field street, have received the following new works
by express .
L’Avengro—theS 0 * olar, the Gipsey and the Pries t-
By George Borrow, mor • of <f The Gipsies of Spain, .
“Tha Bible in Spain,” Price2s cents;
Nobody’s Son: the Life and Adventures of Percival
Mayberry: Written by himself: > : -
i No. 24 Dictionary ol Mechanics, Engine Work and
j Book: a Treatise on breeding and.the
eerernl management of Domestic Fowls—with numer*
oils original descriptions and portraits from Life. By
John C. Bennett. . = tmarl
GRAND POLKA DE CONCERT, . ns. performed by
Franlein Stopei with such distinguished applause,
at the late Concetto-composed by W. V. Wallace.
Also, a great variety of popular compositions, by tne
same author.' " f tr
Ahd all the new and popnlar Masic- issued from tne
eastern publishers, received and for sale by „
. . JtfHN H.-MbuLUK,"
Agent for the ssle of Cliickertng’s Pianos for Western
Penn«ylvama’vNo.Bi,;,Wood street. -■ . mar«> .
new nusic; -r; „ ,
•crrHERE are the Friends of my Youth. By G. Barker;.
W I’ve Something Sweet to TeU You;
-- The Robin.t ..-i- '
‘l’m Thinking o’er the Days, Mary;.
My-New England Home. New. Song, dedicated *to
the Ladie3 of New England ;
She I Love is far away.
Oh, Meetme onlhe'3Uver Shorei>
Good Night; ' . . „
-My Home’s on the Prairie Lea. By Woodbury;
Lilyßhey. By S. C. Foster f _
. Fve ieftmy Native Village: By G. Barker;
.. The Spirit Dove; ■ •
Fo, hi, hi.' The Blackßhakers’Song and Polka;
Would I were with Thee—for Guitar J .
| Lea Adieux. By Horrj . ' -
An extensive collection oi new. Polkas, >VaUz®B,
• Variations, &c. • ' '
Also, a new supply of Ci New Carmina Sacra* 5 Can
lica Landis, and an excellent new work, called the ' me
lodic i,” a collection of popular and social sonee. harmo-.
nized and a^anged by G-S.Webb and- \y,: Mus° n
considered one ortho beat woTks ever published.
H. KLEBBR, Goldett H*.bp, ~
feblS : r T No.TOI Third street-
: ■•NKW-.ai'pSXC, r ;' ;
LONELY - MAIDEN—a. celebrated;Duett from the
opeTaof Jessohda. By Spaor; V- -
Mother, thou’rt faithful to me; •: A new song by g. C.
' Foster; : . ; ':-
Sweetly she sleeps, my Alice fair. -By S. C. rosver,
’ . T’dofier thee thls-hand of mine; :
Come, Maidens, Come—dr Tranccdelio ; #
Werony be jhappy yat.. From. the. Daughters of
-gt. ntark’; : a '
• Ocean Burial - A favorite and witching ballad; • •
-Tbort hast wouhded the spiritthatlov’d me«..
Ben Bolt, or.don’t you remember sweet Alice;
Source Polka.. By &C. Foster;
The celebrated Polka dances; 1 -
Janeattc &■ Jeauott—complete ;
Fairy Quadrilles. By Mr*. Ernest;
Fashion Polka;
; Betty Polka. By Burgmulicr, •
Chit Chat Polka; : .
Batchelor’s Polka; -
Silly Quadrilles- very easy anip.retty; . **,.
• Rose Qbadriiles;
Rossignol Polka; .
Allegheny Colilliona; ; . •.
Anew edition of Hunter’s Instructions for.Puno,
with six additional pages of new Lessons;
Clark’s Catechism for theriano; , - *
Burrow’s Pianoforte Primer;
Received to-day by _
- JOHN H. MELLOR, 81 Wood street
N. B. —A very large stock of hew Pianos arriving
and will be open and for salethis week. Ua3l
. 2ie*r Stocls or Pianos.
• •' 'MRS. C, BLUME would tetpecl-
C^l«ervfLi\lvinvitethe attention ofihepub
wgtin- in her new and splendid slock of
■ '• opened and ready for
tale* a (non g which are the celebrated Hamburg Pianos,
with the new improvement of the - over strings, thei Jjx
tesiand niost important improvement, invented solely
by them and by no others. They have been tried to be
copied intlils country, but unsuccessfully. .
Also, one splendid 7 octave, double carved Piano,
Louis XIV style, made by Bacon & Raven, New York.
Three 7 octave Pianos, also made by Bacon & Raven,
octaye Pianos, made by J. &. C. Fisher, late
Nunns & Fialicr, New York j together with some of our
own manufacture, with metulic frame. ~ . . .
A Sclentlfle Hair Tonic Restorer
k ND BEAUTIFIER- TrialboUles3?t cents. Those
A; who hove u*ed Jones 1 Coral Haii Rostorauve know
its exoellenf qualities—those who have not, we assure
it to possess the following quahues. It will force the
hair to grow on any part where nature intended hair to
grow, atop it falling ofl, cur? scurf or dandruff; and mak*
fieht, red or grey hair g«-ow dark- For dressingthe hair
soft and silky, nothing can exceed this—it mates it
truly beautiful and keep's it so. It is, indeed, the most
economical, yet superior article for the hair.
Sold only at WM. JACKSON’S Store, 240 Liberty st.,
head of Wood, Pittsburg. Price 37*cents, 50 cents and
SI .00. '• • ; fdec2o
Jones’ Ltly White, :
LADIES are cautionediagainet using common prepa
red Chalk.
They are notawaTe howfrightfpUy injuripus it is
to the skin l how coarse; how. rough* how
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the skin :
appears after using prepared Chalk!
i Besides,it is injurious.contain-;
Wo have nreparelf vegoloble onicle, which
wo call JONES' SPANISH LILY 'YHITE.
It is perfectly innocent, being P“"6 ed
’ TUe Human Body molt Periplre, .
(SO KAT 3 NATUBE,I
m HAVE A HEALTHY APPEARANCE,
led narsotts who do not perspire are liable to the moat
And P cre °jo I SGU S TIN G SKIN IHSEASES.
■VTOW, Jones’ Italiait Cbemical Soap causes a tree
IV oerspiration, and st the same time mollifies, softens
the sain, giving « the texture and beauty of.an infant’s.
scurvy, salt rheum and sores,
are soon not only healed, but cured by; its use, as at
least seveiTphysicians in New Yorkknqw, who use it
In such cases, and find it unfailing—as mao, in
PIIIi’LES.BLOTCHES, FRECKLES,
or any other skin disease. The reader is aisored that
this is nouscleaspuffed nostrom* as one trial willpiove.
I could enumerate at least 80 persons curedor^
SORE HEAD,SORE LEGS AND SORE BEARD. .
Bay it, and the reader is again'assured* I- would not
cruelly sellrt forthe above, unless Iknewit to be all 1
states Those who are liable to ;
- CItAFED, CRACKED, OR CHAPPED FLESH, . .
will find this not -only a cure, but jpreveimyoi .end -I
can haw only add, that any one afflicted with any of
• the above; or similar diseases, willhnd.. this all and even
more (admirablein its thnn Istate,. ./v
•rwHut. reader, the stores are flooded with imitations,
anfbe sura you ask for Jones'ltalian Chemical Soap—
ISd buy"? only of. WM. JACKSON, only. Agent h.
Pittsburgh, 240 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, head of Wood
; r dec2o. *' 1 •' i•>->
APS OF PENNSYLVANIA.—Received ; on con
signment, and for '.ale singly,'at M»a(stals p.n«,
three dozen large and-splendidly finished; Maps ot this
Slate. ' This is the most recent map of the .State pub
lished; and embraces ail that ia desirable in aperfcct
map,at the EDUCATIONAL REPOSITORY,
nfarl - comer of .Market and Feunhcts.'
i AHA ACRES OF LAND in Jefferson conntv. for
I.UUU sale. Enquire of THOMPSON’ BELii' at
h/office of l(tm A.WU.KINB&CO.
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WE have associated J. GABOI.TO& Conu with us in
tbeExchaogeaadßctnkingbuftineas.*;; -
WAL H. WILLIAMS t CO.
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TO. U. WtLUAMS. J. B.ai’VA?."'•••••/. G.CQffiUI
wra* H. WILLIAMS dk CO.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
NOairf EAST COHSKE Of WOOD AM) THntP.STaßkrSi
a-LL transactions made on libcrai terms; and collec-
tiona promptly attended t 0.. - flaQtfni
tteiao?al«
ti, UOLuIEU;& SOna,
HAVB &XUO7ZD THCB BAUKIHO AlfO UXCttANOB OffftCS
To Nn C 7 Mzrkzi strxs, far daar: b-J.ov aid ilin*. '
; N. HOLMES tL SONS,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE Dea
ler* in Notes, Draftg, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Hank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Westoru
cities constantly for sale. -
Collections made In all the cities throughout the Uni
ted States. Depositee received in., par funds nr carrent
paper, No. 67 Market street, between f Lutd aud Foarth
streets. . ■-aag.grUr.
Domestic and foreign Bacnange, BanA Motes,
Gold and Silver, Bought, So, f.and :;
AT THS V - •' '
ffiXCHAHQIiI ASD BASOiSS HODSE
Willlasis A? Mill St Co.,
• 04 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH. M
IP" iMianxst AUcQwgp orr Tmgpgyogns.. . (augsa
aukiiki kMWDiii ■ • • ■ ■ . . ~~ -- —-
KRAMER A RAHM. . .
Banhersdnd Exchange Brokers, Dealers xn Foreign ana
Domestic Bills t Bills of Cerii/Uaits if Depot?
it,BankNoUs,and Coin.: ■ ... . ;
Corner of Third and Wood opposite ihebt
. OSraileiHold, j O • : ■ma.ySß.
~B AMKI WO BOD SB.; .-
JESSE CAROTHERS & CO.,
• NO. 15, WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Current money TeceiTed on dnoat., .. .
Collections mnde oil ail theprincipul ciUeß.of the Unt
lei States. . [atmltty :
r “PATRICKS 4; FRIEND,;,
BAttKBRS ABO EKCBASOB BROKERS,
No.' 05, coasaa Wood aso Diamond etbkrts,
t ’ ~ . Pitubureh. Pa. rroayl
■ T.u n BOOS : TBO3. BASSE S 3.
liooE U. S AE6EHT.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BIIpIOaRB, ;
w u rnrntrif Wood and Sixth stricls., Ptoiburgh, Pa
TpfEALERS m Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign
l) and Domestic Exchange, CertiEeates ofDepostt,Ac
onallthe principal Cities, ofthe Union
and Europe, forsale ihanmeto enitpurchaserß.
CURRENT and par funds received on deppstte _
COLLECTIONS made on all parts ofthe Unton, auhe
loweatrates. --t -sepU-ly
CENTRAL PENNSVXVANIA BANKING HOUSE.
- BUTAK, CIiKIII &.C O.
IkTOTES, Drafts; Cheeks, Sc. collectod, and Remit*
J3l tanoes made upon favorable terms. .
mayS2-.tf - : R. R. BRYAN, Cashier,
: ifoliidci’jsburrh. May IS3O. ...
’ fieehantea Bank: •
Buaxk’a Btrn.DWo,votrtrcfl abov* MAnxkr nrasxT.
mins BANK is nowjuepared to <lo business. Open
. from OA. M. to 3. P. M. : .
intorestpaid on Spedia! Deposits,,
' anglt ' ■ " THOMPSON BELL,Carhler.
G. W. TAYIiOB, .
1I» SECOND STREET-,
COMMISSIONER AND BILIj-BROKER.
STRICT attention will be given to all bosuiees en
trusted to his care, Pittsburgh manufactured aril
cles always on hind, or proeored on
Notes, Bonds, Mortgages, &c„ negoUated on favora
ble terms. Advances made if required. ,|Oct2&tf
D J —RAFrs ON FRANUiaCO, cyubim^mr
sale ut the Banking House, .of PATRICKS &,
FRIEND, No. 95 Wood sL . ' . . , LQgHv
s)tngs anb iHeMrinefli.
ALSAM 0F J WILD CHERRY is a
W chiefly of wild
Chebbt Baek and the geniuine lcßi»anD Mos»,{iac >aua.f
Imported expressly for ibis purpose,; therare medical
virtues of which are also combined by a newcnenucal ;
process with the extractoftar,thua rendering the whom
compound the most certain and efficacious remeoy*evcr
discovered for CONSUMPTION. OF^TriR-LUNG.-.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
Dr. Wm. Y. Banks, of Xenia, Ohio, a highly respect*-
able DtUKKist in that deUghifulyiHage, ha&mforraed us
that the atda of Wisiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry ia un- . ,
paralleled. The demand for it is so great tout he can
i scarcely kccr> himself supplied, wuh it..,: Hu has had iu' .
[ his store medicines for Jung affections." ■ Some of the so
I were esteemed good and some gave temporary relief,-- -.
I But since he has had WistariaßalsaroroftWild Cherry .
I a number of the most serious cases were completely cu*:
ted by its use, "*‘l never sold a medicine,” says the doc*
lor, “in which I had that entire confidence mat rnttd in. ..
cttees'. Wherever WiEtaris Balsamof-Wsld Cher";
ry-is introduced, it at once attains that rnghrepulaubn it:.
so;richly deserves. Whatcaq prcvonritsoala when on .
every banu can be witnessed .us wondenahcuresT The
worst case of -Asthma, recent and.dangerous Cough, . . .
(and also those that are of long standing,) Bronchitis
or Consumption fin its earlyaiages) are-?tuways pared •.
bv this remarkHblemedictne. •
HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION L-
Cxiredby Balsamof WHdCtierry*
• PI.ZASANX Ridoe, Hamiliori co.. CU, Sep. 27,1850.
J, J). Jp&rE—Deaf Sir: I take theJiberty of advising . •- .
you of the benefit thail have derived from the used!
Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Chenry. . I was prostrated ■■
by that terrible scourge, ConsumptioajinMay last. The
attack was truly horrifying to me, for five of ray family,
(my brothers arid sisters,) had died of Coaaumpuon.. t
was afflicted with nearly all ofthe worst features of the
disease: 1 had a distressing cough rind expeetor&ted a
great deal of blood; hectic fever, severe pain* lathe side
and chestj cold chills,'alternating withflashes of heat
and copious night sweats : ; '
I was under the care bf a skilled physician from the
time l was takensick until about six weeks since; being
1 then about helpless, and my friends considering my case
I hopeless, or at least beyond the reach of oar phyafeimPs
LskilL advised the use of Wistaris Balsam of Wild Cher
ry. •; * *V *
Ihave.taken four bottles of lhe medicine, and now
: consider myself perfectly well; I ntake this statement
to induce.others that are afflicted as I have been, to
make trial of Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry, which
remedy has, under the blessing of Providence, restored
my health. - - JEREMIAH ISGRIGG.
Caowir PoiitTjLako co, lai, Jime 15,1849.
J. D. Park—Dear Sir: As I have a deep commissera
tion for the afflicted,permitmc to give you a brief histo
ry of my afflictions, and the benefits derived from the
Wild Cherry.! 5 In July,
1844, J-‘was attacked with a fever of a typhoid character, -
which left me. in a very debilitated state; when in the
following winter I: was taken with a severe Cold, which
reduced me to such an extent as to give roe the appear
ance of a confirmed consumptive. I hiboied imdera
severe cough, expectorated a great deal, and was trou-'
bled -with cola feot and night sweats. I also'frequently
raised blood from my lungs. I continued in thrs state,
gradually sinking under the disease, until January,'.** 847,
until I was again attacked with febef. My extremities,
especially my feev were . Constantly cold, and almost
losttheit feelingl Under these circumstances it may be
truly said that I was. a living.skeleton.; I finally deter
mined to quit taking medicine prescribed by physicians
and try Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild.CherryPand from
the first week that I commenced taking it! candaie a
gradual recovery. 1 continued its use six months, atthe ;
end of which, time I was have enjoyed good:
healih ever since.-and cheerfully rccommenu the.Bal- .
sam to all those afflicted with'diseases of the longs, and
would say to those commencing its nee not to be dis
couraged, if two orthree bottles do noteffect a cure, but
persevere as I have done, and I have no doubt'but nine
cases out of ten will be blessed, with renewed health as
l“ave beam :. JOSEPH JACKSON.
Important to these AtfUcud ]toidi Diseases tf the Lungs.
' WUI miracles never cease T--More evidence of its
surpassing health rostprallvevirtues! - -
(From Dr. Baker, Springfield, Washington co., KyJ
:.,:SpanBo»iflU>, 14,1845,
Messrs> Sar\ford &t porh.' I take this opportunity: of
informimr vou of a most remarkable cure.p«rformea on
me by thense of Dr. Wislaris Balsam, of Wild Cherry.
In the year 1840 X was taken with the inflammation
of the bowels, which I labored under-tor-six weeks,
when I gradually recovered. In ihe fallof 18411 was
attacked with a severe cold, Which * seated itself upon
my lungs,and for the space of three years I was con*
fined tomy bed. I'.trieo all kinds of medicines and eve
ry variety of aid without benefit,? and thus I urearied
aiongtinul the winter of 1545, when I nearfl of Dr. Wisp
tarisßalsam of Wild Cherry. ’’ '
My friends persuaded me to give n a trial, though X
had given up all hopes of recovery, and had prepared
myself fortne change of another world. Through their ■
solicitations Xwaa induced to make use of the genuine
Wutaris Salsom of Wild Cherry The effect was truly
astonishing. After five years of affliction and suffering,
and after having spent four or five hundred dollars to no
1. purpose, ana thebest aad most respectable., physicians
iaad proved unavailing, I was soon restored to entire
health by the-Messm? of God, and the die of Dr.Wis*
jfariaJßalsamof Wild Cherry. ; ;
. May tho blessing of GodreSt oponthe proprietors of '•
so valuable a medicine as Wwtaris BaUaraof Wild
Cherry. Yours, respeclfolly, . W>H. BAKER.
. -The genuine “ Wistar’s Balsam o( : wild Cherry n has
a ftc simile of the signature of Benry Wistar, BJt. D
- Philadelphia, and “ paaford tc Park J) on a finely exe
cuted steel engtayeffwrapper.. No other can be genu*
me.,'*
Soldby J.D. PARK, (successor to Sanford & Park,)
Fourth and Walnut streets; Cinclhunti,* Ohio, General -
Agent to the South and West, to whom all orders must
be addressed. . - - : - s r • •
J Kidd & Co, Pittsburgh * r l*WilQox,Jri, comer Market
street and the Diamond: B A Fahnestock & Co, Pit’s
burgh; J-A.Jones, Pittsburgh j DeeJk .Beckham, Alle»
ghenyCUyf-LT Resseli i 'y/a*hinsriaii'4iW H Lember
ton, Franklioi E H Bowie,-Uriiontown} H Welty,
Greensburgh; S-Koumr, Somerset*, Scott &. Gilmore,
Bedford; Reed& Son, Jiantingdon; Mrs. Orr, Hollidaya*
burgh; HtldiibrahditCb. Indiariai J it WngHt,Kitiaa*
riing; Evans- & Co, BrdokviJle; Wilson & Son,
Waynesb'UTgh j M , FaTland.*&. Co, N:•Callcnder,■ .Mead
.ville; Co, Erie *, Henry Forker,-Mercer; Jaa
Kelly & Co, Butler.; S Smlh, Beaver; J O Summerion,
Warren; F L& CS Jones, Cdudcrfport; P .Crookcr,
Jr.. Brownsviiie. . ;. - ; feblO
TGMSHrrMos.I an&3Macfcciel; Cod-Keh, Wtdte Fish;
Jj and Herring, for sale by [/eb22| wl. PYHEv
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