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LOCAL MATTERS
Anti-Poor THonse Convention*
».J ...
Pfijwlaot to notice* the delegates from the differ*
enltownahips,.who. were opposed to the erection ofi
Q Coonty Poor-House, convened m the Sapreme
Coart room yesterday, and on. motion, McClel
lauxj A. Abmob, ofFindley township, was called to
the Chair, and (?• JS., Appleton t ofßirmingham,
chosen Secretary.
After the call of tho Convention hadbeen read,
the credentials of the delegates wore handed in as
follows 8 ■ ■ * • ■
Towrsbips.— Ftndley—Jes. R. Byers, McClelland
A. Armor. •
Baldwin— David Janes, Joe. MeGibbeny.
South Fayette— Robt. Hopper, Jas. Campbell
Slotm —Jao. P. Worth, Crawford Cadwallador
Jas. Donglasa, Jas. Means.
Ohio —Wjn. Keno, Thos. Noel.
Birmingham —S. McKee,G. E. Appleton.
When : the credentials of the delegates of the
borough of Birmingham wero presented, Mr. Ap
plctntr stated. that hia colleague and himself had
beottchoBen as friends of the County Foor House;
bat the Convention admitted them to a Beat.
The following committee was then appointed to
'draft, resolutions expressive of . the sonso of the
meeting: Wm. Reno'oi* Ohio tp., Jas. T. Worth of
lp., Felix Negloy or Tarentum borough, who
made tho following report, which, after some dis
cussion, was adapted—only one gentleman oppose
mg it':.'. ".'
Resolved, That these townships are willing aod
able to support their own poor according to the pre
sent law, and that we view the scheme of a County
Poor Hp.nse as unjust and unequal, throwing the
burthen of support almost exclusively on tbe farm*
ing community.
Resolved, That we protest against any general
law of ..that hind, and respectfully solicit the Lcgts.
latufs. if it does pass a law for the erection ofa
Poor House, to exempt the townships hero repre*
seated.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the different papers of the connty,
and a copy sent to: our Representatives at Harris*
burg.
On motion,.the Convention adjourned
Faub Stbpatht.—We understand that on Tues
day two negroes were arrested on a charge of Lar
cony ; ..but, -upon it being mado known that they
were fugitive.slaves, and thatthoir roasters wnro in
hot pursuit of them, the matter was compromised,
and they wore permitted to escape.
Iti tho neighborhood of tbe Canal every thing
appears to bo ulivo, from tho noise aod hum of bu.
siugss. Boats are continually arriving and depart.
WSr ladencd with paaaengora and freight.
B®: Hunt’s Merchants* and the Bankers’ Maga
xines for March, have been received at Holmes’
Literary Depot, Third street, opposite the Post
Office. Also, a new and cheap edition of Consuclo
—by George Sand.
Misnames abd LanonEns Attebd.—Sen the ad
vertisemcnt to contractors, in which M. B Brown,
Liberty alreet, wilt receive proposals far tho grading
and maaobry on Plank Roads, and also for the build
ing of a bridge.
BSP. William Benson, Esq., ono of the County
Commissioners, died on Tuesday evening, of con
sumption. His health for some time past has been
on the decline, . . .
Hob. Walter Fobwabd.—Tho American of yo».
terday announces that this distinguished cilixcn has
been re called at hm own request, and. will reach
homo this fall.
A very valuable ccllcction of London Books
—which will bo sold on Saturday and Monday
evenings—arc now open for examination at Davio’
auction rooms, where catalogues can be had.
There are two silver watches at the Mayor’B
which the Police have recovered ; and any
persons who have Jo?i such articles can call and oh
tain them.
Dimnamaxmo AXibiyal.—Gon. Hnnstcm arrived
I&Bt evepinp) and has taken rooms at the Mononga*
hela Houso. Scarcely had ho arrived before a large
number ol his friends called to welcome him.
lesficted.—There were 3,639 barrels of Flour,
of various, qualities, inspected in this city, during
ths month of February.
SfßiKQ,—lt appears that spring has come, m
earnest*.. The weather is most delightful, and bu*
sinets throughout the city has completely revived.
IST Qo. Monday. last, C. A. M’Anulty A Co., of
tbe Merchants’ Portable Boat Liae, loaded 210 tons
of pork aod flour for Philadelphia.
v His .Honor the Mayor had ten cases before
him yesterday morning, five of whom he committed.
Young fls&’s Mercantile library Asbo
ofatton.
EMERSON’S LECTURES.—The distinguished Lcc
tUTerProf. RALPH WALDO EMERSON, of Mass ,
hasfaeenprocuredby the above Institute to deliver to
its members and the citizens of Pittsburgh gcneially, a
series of Lectures very lately prepared, and upon inte
resting subjects. . The course will comprise six lectures
on the •* Conduct of Lift” embracing the following to
pics:—
I. Introductory. Laws olSocccss;
11. Wealth;
111. Economy ;
IV. .Power;
V... Culture;
VI. Worship.
The lectures will bo given on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays* successively—commencing on Thursday
®7em n g, Jflareh 20Ui. The place and times of meeting
will be hereafter specified. Tickets formembers single;
or for the coarse can bo obtained by the Librarian, or of
Messrs. Hersh t Wilkins and M’Knight, committee.
Tickets for citizens single, or for uie course, to be pro
cured at all the principal book stores, at J. B. M'Fad
den,H. Richardson anaF. H. Eaton’s. mar7:LAl
■ • Situation Wanted*
A SITUATION WANTED by a gentleman of this
city, in a Dry Goods or Grocery Store, as a Sales
roon, who can give the best of reference. - Address this
01Bg e- , , . [marll:3t»
Air S’ifFSJFfPZSi Property for Sale.
of two aores, situated
aboat 150 yards from the city limils. in the Sovonth
ward, having a large fronton both sides of Bedford st.
when extended. These lots arc desirable for dividing
mto Building Lots, or for one or two family residences.
The location is healthy and pleasant.
■ S.CUTHBKRT, Gen’l 4gent,
- • ~ 7G Smnhfield street-
LET—A Warehouse, situate between Wood and
i Market, and running through from Front to Second
street, recently occupied by Scsufc A Atkinson.
SCAIFE, ATKINSON A OKELY
fcblfl No. 119 Front st.
ECONOMY CRAB CIDER-20 bbls. Economy Cider
in store and for sale by ,
mart MILLER A RICKETSON.
XT'EG BUTTER—I 4 kegs Butter just received and for
IV. sale bv [mar4] MILLER A RICKETSON.
PALM OIL—1;000 Urs. Palm Oil in store and for sale
marl . MILLER A RICKETSON.
WINE—I4 hhds. Bordeaux Claret Wine,
j 20 boxes do do Nedoc.
marl MILLER A RICKETSON.
New Patent Trusses*
THESE Trusses arc.most confidently recommended
to tbe afflicted for the radical cure of Jifirmto or. Ru
pture. They retain tbe rupture'perfectly, and may be
worn with ease and comfort by the patient, and have
been known, in many instaoceg, to effect a speedy cure.
For sale by , KEYSER A M’DOWELL,
marB , ■, . 140 Wood st
.Summer Arrangements.
VIA THE NEW
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADt
Only 30 Hours lo Philadelphia!
Good intent and telegraph mail lines
of splendid new Troy built Coaches for Hollidays •
burg f ana from thence 243 xn»les by tho Neio Pennsylva
nia kauroad to Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore!
Tint through only 35 hours. Coaches unit teat>e every mor
ning atB o’clock. A- M., 1 o’clock, P. M. and 0 o’clock,
P M Extras—to leave at any lime, always in readi
ness This is the most direct.eomfortable and expedi
tious route to the Eastern cttieß. Passengers for Haiti*
more take tho New Railroad at Harnsburgh direct on
tbe arrival of the Cars at thatplace.
N. B.—*The only office for the above Lines under the
St. Charles Hotel, N 0.40 Wood street, •
, marts W.R. MOORHEAD, Agent.
}, p, WILLLLMB-—^'i—•—• ‘JOHIi HAFf, 38.
J.D.WILbIAMS&CO.,
wholesale and retail fasOLy grocers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
And Dealers in
cotrirrnT paontres and -ringburgh MAjaiYAcrußEs,. v
Comer <f Wood and’Ftfth
mots ■■■ ■■■ - ' : • • Pittsburgh.
ThOTA^H—B casks Potash just reeeived and for sale
r by MILLER A RICKETSON,
mar 4 Noa. &U and 223 Liberty street.
MSS
Stonnsemints.
- . ■ Grand Charity Concert*
AT R f S ‘ h° AN m" 1 !! pTe ugraml concert alLa
, ill. fay cue Hall, on Tuesday evening. March 18 1851 :
snrSpTv'■ Et of 'hu*LLEGHENYikDIBBBELIE!?
fo 0 ra o c , f,lob«Tam s t~ n cUy eW ‘ 11 b<! “ UBled *>*
cb,,is T ° tehai «,sj •to
———i LmXthlw
TTl£reSra^&/«G a S ,l lb \7y B ?rec4!v;^
rectly through San Francisco, exhibiting Publio
RSlns^nrX r ?ln of^ i^|anLa7old
S. V fcSli Conv , Rclipous Processions, ikoli-
p;«=l Cri ° r Churches, crossing the Isthmus,
n? xver ’^ u 1 its e9u bfol scenery, forming-, alto
everoir red 1081 ltlßlrucliVo and interesting exmlntion
The public may rest assured that every sketch tn this
ran r&zaa; was taken on the spot it represents; and as
a of art it lias noequal:
Admission 25 cents; children under 10 years ball
price;-
Open every evening during the week, commencing at
/v precisely. Doors open aiC|.
IL/" Exbibiticn cverv Wednesday and Satard&y af
ternoons—commencing at 3 o’clock. A liberal arrange
ment will be made wuh schools } children should see
tbispleasiiigand?edlfyinff exhibition. [mar3:tf
. t Dancing Softool.
HENRYMEYER,of New Ybrk, respectfully laiorms
the cmzens of Pittsburph that he vl,l open his
DANCING SCHOOL about tho Ist of April, when ho
will introduce the latest slrlo of Cotillions, Ac-,laio
from Pans. {feb2Bdf
flUsallaneons.
1 BALE BUCHA LEAVES for sale low by
KEYSER A M’DOWELL,
ntarlS L 140 Wood street.
A MINERAL WATER FOUNTAIN and Fixtures,
m good order, for sale by . .
maTlg KEYSER A M’DOWELL.
MARBLE DU&JF—S bbl?. for sale by
marl 2 • _ KEYSER A M’DOWELL.
A A LBS. OIL OF SASSAFRAS for sale low by
mar!2 KEYSER A M’DOWELL.
fY\bAB.—tYoanp Hvson, Gunpowder, Imperial and
1. Black Teas, in original packages, and packed in J
and J ft packages, for sale by .
marS _ KING A MOORHEAD.
COD LIVER OlL—'Warranted pure on ilranghi,
Kushbon. Uiarko & Go’s, ia bottles, for sale bv
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
niatS Cor First & Wood stß
TURNED PILL BOXES—Assorted Bizes, for sale by
raarB B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
Extract Indian hemp—English imported, for
sale by [marBJ B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.
LACTUCABIUM— English imported, for sale by
marB B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
PL Pfk—ln bladders, in assorted sized packages, for
sale by [marSj B. A. FAHNESTOCKjk^CO^
EURN S PLASTERS—Large and sma'l, for sale by
marS B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
SUGAR:*. —Now Orleans fengar ;
St. Lonis Powdered Sugar;
do Crushed do;
do Clarified do;
do Loaf do; in store and for
sale by [matS] KING A MOORHEAD
MOLASSES.— New Orleans Molasses;
St. Louis sugar-house Syrup;
St. James do do;
Baltic Ground do dot for Teal©
by_ [marS] KING A MOORHEAD,
COFFEE.— Prime Rio Coffee for snlo bv
mnrfi KING A MOORHEAD.
7 TOBACCO—Of tho following brands: Russell A Rob
inson's; W H Grant's; VV Wiers’; Richard King’s;
W H Hairs; Barrow’s 120 & boxes; in store and* for
sale by JmarSj KINu A MOORHEAD.
SUNDRIES.— Glass,assorted sizes; Iron and Nails;
White Lead; Corn Brooms; Beaver Buckets and
Tubs, for sale by [marB] KING A MOORHEAD.
DRiED APPLES —IO bbls. super Dried Apples;
12 sacks do do go;
In store and tor sale by
mar 4 MILLER A RiCKETSON.
SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES—4O bbls. S- H- Molass
es. James’ Refinery, ta store aad for sale.bv
mar 4 MILLER A-RICKETSON-
OIL MEAL—Oi our own manufacture constantly on
hand and for sale by RHODES A ALCORN,
_mai7_ _ 117_3 J st., opposite SLCharles Hotel.
GROUND bEED—On band and for sale by *
mar 7 RHODES A ALCORN.
CORN MEAL—On hand and for sale by
mar7 RHODES A ALCORN.
aLLLbO U ARLbV—Of our own manufacture, con
stantly on hand, and for sale by
m*r7 RHODES A ALCORN
CIiiUPPED f-ELD—3OO baa. m sore and for sale by
/ mar 7 RHODES A ALCORN-
RICE FLOUR—Fresh ground on hand and for sale.
mar7 . RHODES A ALCORN-
PREMIUM MUSTARD—Of oor .own manufacture.
constantly on hand and for sale by
mar 7 RHODES A ALCORN.
DRIED APPLES— IOO bus. in store and for sale by
mar? WM. DYER, 207 Liberty st.
Yfc/ RAPPING AND PRINTING PAPER—from the
fV “ Clinton Mills,” Steubenville, for sale by
marll W. P. MARSHALL-
YYrALL PAPER—Prices reduced at the Eastern Pa-
Yt per Hangings Store, No, 85 Wood street,
marll W. P. MARSHALL.
FIRE BOARD PKINTS-for sale by
marll W. P. MARSHALL.
INDOW BLINDS—for sale by
marll W. P. MARSHALL.
tft GROSS superior SCYTHE RIFLES, in store and
1 0 for sale by T. WOODS A SON,
marll No. Cl Water street.
ft BBLS. WHITE BEANS for sale by
O marll T. WOODS A SON.
1 fin BUSH. SHELLED CORN for sale by
AUU marll_ __ _T. WOODS A SON.
FOR SALE.—A'large and clcgantly’finished GLASS
CASE, suitable for a Store Room. Will be sold a
bargain at No. 79 Fourth street mar7A*
PAPER HANGlNGS— steins selection. — Will le
received by first canal arrivals, a new and choice
assortment of French and Eastern Paper Hangings in
gold, damask, boquet and plain patterns, iogetherwiih
a large lot of cheep satin and common papers,
mar? W. P. MARSHALL, 85 Wood st.
SUNDRIES— 60 sacks prime Kentucky Feathers;
300 bus. Dried Peaches;
117hhds. Sugar; ;
*230 bbls.ilolasseß ;
60 boxes superior s*b Tobacco;
150bbls. Tar;
10 do Tanner’s Oil; .
16 do Cloverseed;
CARSON & M’KNIGHT.
04 Water street.
For sale by
mar 7
Jjlittli—Mackerel, Nos. 1,2 and 3;
. Shad ; in whole and half barrels;
Herrings iu pickle j
Cod Fish In casks; For sale by
PfcbM '.ALEXANDER KING. >
OTATOKS—GI> bbla. first-rato reds, dry, mealy and
sound, for saleby [mar7] WM. DYER.
HAUT SATURN WfNE—l5 hbds. Haul Saturn
Wine; 20 half do do;
In store and for sale by
mar 4 • : - MILLER & RICKETSON.
NEW ROOKS ! NEW BOOKS!—Wall, at his Peri
odical Depot, 65 Founh,street, has jusi received the
following new Books;
Iconagraphic Encyclopedia, No. 1?;
Harpers’ aud the International Magazines for March;
Democratic Review for March ;
New York Journal ot Medicine for March;
The British and Foreign. Medico Chirurgical Review;
Art Journal for February;
The Moorland Cottage. By the author of Mary Barton;
Poor Richard’s Almanac, as written by Dr. Franklin,
for tho Acars 173Q,1737ana J 738. . fmar7
BLAiN K BOOKS.—The largest stock of Blank Books,
of every description, ift all styles of bindery, is of
fered for sale, at the lowest rates, at
W.B H AVENS’Blank Book Storo,
cornerof Market and Second streets.
Merchants are requeued to call and examine oar Me
dium and Demi Blank Works, which are offered at few
er pm** than they have been sold in this city. [mart
PITTSBURGH
■ COHNEn or MARKET AtfD TQIILX) BTHSETO.
/QUARTERED A. D. 1S50; the only chartered Insli
union of the kind in Pennsylvania.
4 , faulty. John Fleming, principal Instructor in
the science of Accounts, ■ •
Professor of FenmansArp, Mercan*
tile computation, Ac.
Low.* I** 1 ** Watson. Esq, Lecturer on Commercial
.wishing to obtain a complete knowledge of
Sn^? e affn nB f, a » nd i l i s a PPlicati°n to every branch of bu*
tedtoVftHnmt f jyi d “h elegant hand writing,are invi
ted to call and examine the arrangements.
fc?i?lSiS?iS 0 n mme f C, v 1 Law evor y Monday evening.
Sc fercncc to any of tho city merchants. fdeclO *
Cf v SIA l |m-Isil lß Caa *M T J f U r St c , 5 ceived an d for sale
V °y : Ircta”! -MILLER A RIOKKTSON-
Long cloths and irisr linens—
-14 cases super and super extra Long Shawls;
o do do do Irishl in»na*
Of the most approved manufactare just opened at
feb-4 • a. a. mason & co/s.
WEGNER, BUECHNER & MUELLER’S
New Lithographic Bstablkihment.
GO Market street, between Third % Fourth
IS NOW Tcady to furnish every kind of Lithographic
work in the moat elegant style, such as Show bills
■Mnpij Portraits, Landscapes, Cards, Bxll heads, and La.
printed in gold, colors, Ac. - *
• At the same place Messrs. Moeser A Helmle have
opened n DaAwnro School, and execute on order Drafts
of Machinery, Edifices, Monuments, Ac., with ail possi
ble accuraoy ana cleganoo. ; • . jals:ly
■ Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Office,)
Ravenna* Feb* 24, .1851., >
rpHE STOCKHOLDERS of the‘.‘Cleveland and Puts
_L burgh Railroad Compouy,” are hereby notified to
meet at the office of the Company, in Ravenna, on Fri
day* the ( l4th day of March, Instant, at 10 o’clock, A.
M., to take into consideration the amendments touielr
Charter, passed February 10th, 1851, authorizing the
construction of the Akron Branch, and for other purposes,
nmrC, \ . CYRUS PRENTISS, ProsU.
■-
KiN EAPER.—a superior: lot of double me
-a.' -dium Printing Paper? 27x»; and imperial, 22x32?
for sale by w. S. HAVEN,
Blank Book and Paper Dealer, cor Market & 2nd sis
marB
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TII& PITTSBURGH BOARD OF'TRADK
AND MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE
FREDERICK LORENZ,)
WM. A. HILL, > CoMHiTTf s pob Febrtta&y
C. ZUG, 1 j
Dally Etevleiv of the JHarteeta
OFFICE OF THE MORNING POST, >
Thobsday, Match 13,1861.}
The weather continues fine, and business brisk
ASHES—Wo report sales..or several email lots of
Soda Ash at 6} ; sales of Pots at 4* to 4*. Wo no
tico sales of Saleratus at 6*.
BUTTER We note sales of several lots; 10
bbls at 10c ; 6 bbls prime at 12*.
CHEESE—The stock or primo Cheese Is com
pleloly baro. We have sales of common inferior at
5 cents.
COFFEE—We note a aalc of 60 bags on private
terms; sales of 20 do at 12j.
WHISKEY—In this article thore is a mighty fall,
.It having declined two cents a gallon Within a day,
in Cincinnati, as will be seen by report of that mar
kot. We could hear of no sales hero to report
FLOUR—Sales were made at the wharl at $3,31
to 3,37. Sales of Estra at $3,60.
RYE FLOUR—Sales of several small lots at
03,12 to 3,16.
Norn—ln mast be bornein mind thattbeqnotalions in
?w rr .« V j W^ T r.^ l ® wholesale prices, unless otherwise
speemed. In filling small orders our merchants a*k a
shade mote.
PORT OB' PITTSODKGH.
C .PEST 0 INCHES watbh in thb cuannbn
0 ARRIVED:
bteamer Michigan No. 2, Boieg.'Beaver.
“ -Atlantic, Parkinson, Brownsville.
J.M’Kee, Hendrickson, McKeesnort.
Beaver. Gordon, Rcaver
“ Fashion No. V, Peebles, Elizabeth
Thomas Shnver, Bailey, West Newton.
Redstone, Woocward, Brownsville
“ .Diadem,—, St. Louis
•c St. Louis
Ir „ , DEPARTED:
Redstone, Woodward, Brownsville-
Atlanne,Parkinson, .do
• ‘ ii.M'Kee, Hendrickson, McKecspon.
“ Michigan No. 2, Boies,Oeaver-
Bcaver, Gordon, Beaver.
“ Thomas Shnver, Bailey, West Newton
Fashion, Peebles, Elizabeth.
Diurnal, ConweU, Wheeling.
“ Reveille, Dale* Wcilsville.
Cincinnati, Birmingham, Cincinnati.
“ Cashier, McMillen, Wheeling.
« Friendship, —. Cincinnati.
* J.Ncwton, Hutchinson, St. Louis-
For Marietta ana Hocltlngport.
THBfine steamer PACIFIC, Zakous Man*
leave Tot the above and intermedi
ate ports every THURSDAY, ot 4 o’clock, P- M
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
■ T. WOODS Sc, SON.
martO No. CX Water M.,and 63 From »i-
WATCHESvJEWKLRYjSILVER WARE, LAMPS
MILITARY GOODS, AC.-Durlng the alteration
now being made iu the front of my store, customers will
find me in the rear and on the second story, with a large
and excellent stock of all goods In my line, and prices
unusually low. Watch repairing continued as usual in
the shops in second story. - VV-W- WILSON
mar 7 corner of Market and Fourth sts
MUota Street.
FOR RENT— A new three story brick Dwel
ling House,situate on Ross, above Fifth street;
arranged with a hall, two parlors, kitchen* wash faonse
cellsr4 bed rooms, and finished garret, bake oven See •
all in conunlete order. Rent S2OO Possession on the
Ist of April. S.CUTHBERT.Gen’I Ae’i,
mBf ' 76 Smiihßeld street
pys Spring Fashion for 18511
JJ4 THIS oenuliful style of HATS received and for
<Z*&**\t by JAMES WILSON,
comer of Wood st. and Diamond alley
Agency for Different Lines of Packet Ships.
jfiSSTPASSENGER OFFICE. JjxSgr
" M 305 LIBKBTY ST., PITTBBCEOH. StSiX, T
For P. TF.BYRjVESd* C0.,53 Souih street, A*io York
30 Waterloo Road, Liverpool; and C 5 Gravter street
Net & Orleans .
HAS A LINE OF PACKETS sailmc every five days
from Liverpool to New York} a Line of Packet'
from Liverpool to Philadelphia, on ihe 18th of each
mondi, a Line of Packets to Baiumore on the inun o.
each month. Also—a Line of Packets on the Bih and
kith of each month from London nuil Porisraouih to
New York.
ALSO—Drafts at sight alwayson hand, for any umount,
at the lowest rates of discount; and all information
given concerning passengers, that can be given, with
pleasure, by their Agent. JOHN THOMPSON,
_J 203 Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
Found.
ON THURSDAY, a sum of money, in Bank Notes—
which Ihe owoercan havo by calling at tho Store of
JOHN B.M’PADDEN A CO.,
feb22:tf No. 03 Market street.
A Card to Ottsinen filen*
A YOUNG, active business man. a native of Pitts
burgh, with an extensive acquaintance; who can
command ecash capital of from 6 to §9.000, h anxious
to make an investment, and devote his time to butine&s
as a partner, in Pittsburgh or vicinity.
.fcbgo Please address Post Office, Box No. 395.
Steele A Offloer’a
BOX FACTORY AND JOBBING SHOP, Eton’*
Building, Virgin alley, third story, between Wood and'
Liberty streets. Boxes of all descriptions made and de
livered at the shortest notice. [fcblOily
Landscape Painting.
JASPER 11. LAWMAN, Lajtoscaps Paintbb, Rooms,
Fourth street, Odeon Buildings, second story. Spe
cimens may be seen by the patrons of the Art. at the
above place.
Holmes, Ksq., Wm.C. Wall.T A
Hilher, Richard Cowau.Esq., Matthew Wiisou,J.j!
Gillespie, Hon. 8. Jones, L. Harper r feblB
THE LEASE OF THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS
STORE, No. 89 Market street, with Fixtures, and a
small stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, to be sold
at a bargain. Any person wishing to commence busi
ness on Market street, the above old established busi
nessstand, one of thebeston the street, can be had on
favorable terms, if application is made immediately to
the subscriber, who wishes to change his business
ia3o WM. H GARRARD.
D 'PB 1 F » S
ESTABLISHED in 1810. P.
11 U IHlilli author ot the North
Accountant and
Wester* Steamboat Accountant} Professor of Book
Keeping and the Commercial Sciences.
N. B. Hatch, Esq., of the Pittsburgh Bar, Professor
of Mercantile Law. 1
John D. Williams, Professorof Ornamental and Mer
cantile Penmanship, Persons desirous of obtaining a
thoTOogh Metcanule Education,can rely open obtaining
in this Institution'every thing that is advertised. There
is no advertising of the names of Instructors and Lec
turers who will neither teach nor lecture in the placd;
norttoflumbuggmg the public t nthpitci» of cneravines.
with the engraver’s name suppressed, andaname affixed
pretending to hove “ executed » them with a pen.
Ladies Writing Class meets in a separate apartment,
from 10 to 12 A. M. ’
Geiulemen’B Class from 8 in tho morning till 10 at
[marl
Jones’ Solution of Jet,
A LIQUID HUMAN HAIR DYE forthe changing oi
| t\. white, red or grey hair to a beautiful brown or jet
black color, in a few minutes. Price 50 cents and SU)O
Sold by W. JACKSON,24O Liberty street, Pitisburgb
.head of Wood. [<j C c2o >
NEW SPRING GOODS t
Market streetfNo. 75, between Fourth it the Diamond.
THE subscriber is now receiving from tho Eastern
cities a beautiful, choice and desirable stock of the
newest fabrics and designs from the Loudon and Paris
Markets.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS ,
Purchased in the New York aud Philadelphia Markets
at the lowest cash prices. Embracing every variety of
the newest and richest styles, and latest importations of
French, English and German Goods: among the leading
articles will be found the following: . *
Pansjmnted Berage de Laines, from 18* cents to the
finest quality.
French and English Lawns, from 12* cents to the
finest quality manufactured.
, Superior bleached Muslins, from 6*to 12* cents &yd
French Work Collars, now style, from 10 cents to the
best article imported.
French and English Ginghams, from 12* cents to the
best quality in the marker.
English and American Chintzes, from 6* to 12* cents
yard.
Rich Paris printed and embroidered Muslins and Or
gandies; new style plain and figured English Poplins;
French Berages, rich styles; saper black Gro do Rhine
Silks ; fancy figured Silks; super changeable Silks and
Satin de Chiensf Lnpia’flblack Bombazines, and a beau
tiful assortment of black and colored Alpaccas, and
French Thibet Cloths.
SBAWZS.
Cijara £ ? oa Silk and Turk Satin Shawls; superior Her-
| ilk Tissne and Berogo Shawls; Cashmere,
i.Qioot* Brosha and Mons de Lome Shawls. •
„ , , -F-dJ VOY AND VARIETY GOODS.
niKK«« c^ . Collars: new style Bonnet
XwSSVvi Ja? n CaEQ hric Hdkfsand^Cravais; black and
lilk^ Mohair aad Twisted
foanihlirwith n d iF* lU; SUk, Worsted and.Couon Hose;
sofs and Umbrellas’. 0 com Pl® t ® assortment of Pam-
brio-ana SUk lldtr. 7i F ,?" 0y 9™ valB i Linen Cam
“enl of SBs® ,, S^' !i^s ™ w " ?,,, '
ta?»TcKek? TESSt'K , S n, i o «x>nailes; -Bed Tic^
Y|>o-F.nn’nel??Sc\?, n a fe 5 , i & c Red ’ and
TenueBieainc^*2Ja l iriv 10 ih nil cash buyers, are
u&nation. The Stocf is Urv» «oS S<KMI8 i an “ Tly eI ‘
varietyand Mvlenii «r\v ,***■ “ d complete m every
be sold at the vest ,™? 8 I ®*c* , -“npomtioitß, and will
uo ou.u a, urn vest lowest habxeet pbkes.
ABSALOM MORRIS,
75 Market
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ranM Mnn^nfr irnint, ? o f >llnB l' rissueß > Barege £e
Lainea, Mons De Lames, Lawns, Ac.. Ac., choice spring
stylos, and very desirable patterns. P s
A. A. MASON & CO.
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SHOE STORE AT AUCTION. —On Wednesday
March Iotb, at 10 o’clock in the-forenoon, will be’
commenced the sale of the entire stock of Boots and
Shoes, &c., of R. S. Alison, at. Ins store, within two
doors of the corner of Market and Liberty street”
The assortment is very* extensive, and was selected
particularly for customer trade. Among which arc
men and women’s wetirrof.every description Also
Trunks, Caps, Carpet Bags, &c. .The articles will be
sold m lots to suit all classes of purchasers.. Sale con
tinued day.ami night until all arc disposedof
marll JAMES M’KENNA,Auct’r
W. G. M'CARTNJSY, Auctioned
Foreign and domestic fancy and sta-
PEE DRY GOODS STORE at Auction— Will be
commenced on Tuesday morning, March U, at 10 o’clock
A. ill., the sale of the Fancy Dry Goods Store. No 31
tfrauhfieJd street, second door from the corner of Second
street, nnd continued day and night until all are sold
Among the article. l * are n largo lot of Foreign ard Do
mestic Staple Dry Goods nnd fancy article*,which have
only been purchased a short time in the Eastern cities
for cash, and must be closed out to the highest and best
bidder, as the owners are quitting the business Among
S° be mentioned in part viz: French and
English broad cloths, various colors; French c&ssimers
cnasmetts, tweeds, pUids,flannels, de laines, alpaccas!
merinos, cashmeres, ginghams, colicoes, lawns, bed
, nankeens, bleached and unbleached muslins
drilling, Irish linen, .linen cambric hdks, black, Italian
cravats, suspenders, patent thread, sewing silk, twist
buttons, kid and silk gloves, ladies 1 needle worked coh
tars and caps, edgings and inserting*, and a large lot of
fancy articles usually kept in the l)ry Goods < busine«s
Those m want of any articles in that line should'not ne
-steci to attend the sale, as bargains may be expected
ho sale will be positive.
W. G. M’CARTNBV, Auci’r
London Books.
AN extensive, rare and valuable collection,including
many unique works on AnnquiUes, Theological
Hiatory, Foetry, Arts, the Ac ,ic'4c
many ofthem splendidly illustrated with colored engra
v.ngs. To be sold without reserve, by catalogue, on
Saturday nod Monday evenings, March'lsth and 17ih
at ihc Commercial Sales Rooms, corner or Filth naif
Wood streets.
Among them will be found—-Ackerman’s Necrcsm of
London t 3vols.; quarto, beaulifal colored plates; Kemp
ton’s universal history of the Bible, folio} Bowyer’s il
lustrated record of important events in Europe, colore J
plates, folio; Camden’s flretianU.2 vols, fo'fo Plates:
l.ord Herbert's Inc of Henry VIH. folio; History of
Scotland, by David Scott,! vol. folio ; Kmmeu’a history
ci England, o vols. folio, many plates: History of the
Ireland daring the reign of Elizabeth,3 vols. S
yo; Fox’s book of Martyrs, cany and rare edition, 1 vol.
/olio plates; complete work* of Cicero, 9 Vo's 4 u>*
Rushworth’s Lmortcal collections, 8 vols. folio: Graphic
iHuatrations oi tho French Capital, fine line engravings:
Cburcheil’a collections of voyages and travels, 6 yols.
folio, several hundred engraving*; Lucan’s Pharsuija,
transuited by Rowe,folio, GriGiih’s descriptive accsunt
of Cheltenham, 100 flue plnies, quarto; M’Pber on’s *e*
crei history of Great Untain, 2 vols, quarto; Curtis’ Bo»
la : .ical Magazine, 8 vols., several hundred colored
; plates; Baker's chronicle oi the King* of England, t
yol folio, rnre; Luihara-s history of B rds, several hun
dret, ploies.3 vols. quarto ; Bible—with notcs'o.nd com
meats, by Rev. W. Bidet, fico plates. 3 folio;
work* of Hogarth, 14 J une Imo ftoirravjugsj hosier’*
travels m Brazil, numerous co:ored pUte*, quarto; Bio
graphical Dictionary, U vols.B to.; Dodslcy’s Annual
c ” m P !e,e ffom ihe commencement, 1753 t©
lttltl. 67 vol* 8 vo; Stanley’s iLtiory of Philosophy.
1 vol folio; Munroe’s structure and physiologv of Fish
es, 44 plates folio; Pinkerton’s modern Atlas, 60 colored
maps, atlas, folio; Hassell’s of England,-100
copper plates, l vol. folio; Horway’s travels in Persia,
4to., platen and maps; Philosophical work* of
Dr. Hmcmaoit, 12 vol*, plates; Bell’s composition from
morning and evening Prayer, 3« eng., 4fo*, Valerian on
Hieroglyphics,folio plates; History of Londou,; many
colored plates ; Guthrie 1 * Hiaiotical and Geographical
Grammar,2 vols quarto; Nash’s Picturesqqe views in
1 arts, quarto fine plates; Caricature* by Howland Rich
ordson, Ac., foiiocolored; Beblia Sacra,S vols. folio,
Vulgate; Echard’s History of England, 3 vol*. folio;
Feddrs’ Life of Cardinal Wolsey, l vol. folio; Heyleua’
History of the World, I vol. folio; Piciorialillusirations
of New Zealand, 7«uue plater; Works of Jacob Beh
tnen, 3 vois. i lo; characters of Theophrastus, nume
rous portraits, Ac., Ac., Ac. •
Fuh particuWs in Catalogues, which can be obtained
at the Auction Store. p. jj, DAVI9
marlO Auc ti o n eex
YERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, Adjoining Alle
gheny city of J«tfft'on.-OnTuesday evening,. Morch
t,V. U Ar av° C OCk ; ‘JH 1 ! 6 Commercial Sale, Rooms, cor
ner or Wood nnd Fifth streets, will be sold by order of
the Administrator of John Fjuney, Jr,, deceased, dial
very valuable Lot of Ground, having a : front of 72 feet
on Bagalcy’s Lane, and exteuding back 120 feet to Fay
ette street, {adjoiningrosidence of David Fitzsimmons,
'T»^ lch . 1 / crccte 4 a vcr y desirable Two Story
brick Dwelling House, with all the modern convenien-
CCS, recently fitted op m n superior manner. The grounds
are tastefully laid out, having Shrubbery, Fruit Tree.
Ac , of choice descriptions, ond a Pump of excelleut
water. Terms, one-sixth cash; remninder in five etmal
annual payments,’ without interest. Possession given
immediately. tmariOj p. a. DAVIS!, Aucfr
T,® r ’ Abdominal Supporter*
HI& instrument is used in all iho Eastern cities, with
unparalleled success. The effects produced by it
ate truly wonderful, mall those cases where abdomi
mn S^ POr !. l? needeJ ’ Oom weakness of the abdominal
SI o 1 , r‘il' S “ rc core tor falling of the womb, and
the long list of diseases which attend that complaint
For salo by KEY3ER & hTDOWELL
Ittflrß 140 •*'
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.RESS received, yo pieces assorted
J styles spring Dress Silts, at • • a
par 4 _ _ a. a. mason &, cevs.
WOODEN TYPE—Wooden Type, from the manu
factory of Wells A. Webb, furnished at short no
0/ ■ (fobfOl W.S. HAVKM
AHEAD OFXLTr
P EXTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL.
REPARED and sold by JNO. YOUNGSON "09
Liberty street. This powerfully concentrated’ pre
paration,' the medical virtues ol which are found to be
eight times the strength of the; original American Oil
It is put up in bottles at 25 and 27* cents, each, with fall
directions fonts use. Itievory disease where the oritri.
nal American Oil has been found at all efficacious and
the original in power, as to render tithe
CHEAPEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD Callniid
lr V». JOHN YOUNGSON
N.B. The original Oil in its natural state as taken
from the bowels of the earth, can be had as above—and
wlllbe found centime. notwithstanding a certain firm
claims to be the only Proprietors. i v
L d&w-tf • *•
. Sew Books I New liaoks x : : “
Received at henry miner & c 0 ’s, n« sa
Smlltifiold street: • ' a
The Maternal Management of Children in Health and
Disease, by Thomas Bull. M.D., member of tho Roval
College of Physicians. This work of Dr. Bull's is one
of rare mem; its plain, useful instructions to Mothers
utility mßna^ement their children, is of the highest
Blackwood's Magazine, for February;
London Quarterly, for January!'
No 34 Shakspeare, Boston edition;
No 3 Appleton's Mechanics Magazine;
A new supply of Lavengo, hy George Barrow, fmnrfl
•• • Harper’s jlßgazlDefor march.
IT * CO , No. fcJSmithfield street, have re-
JLX • ceived the following new books. - •
Harper’s Magazine for March. -
The International Magazine for'March.
A new stjpplyof B »rrow’s new work entitled Laven
gro; the Scholar, the Gipsy, the Priest.
No. 5 of the Nightingale, dr Jenny Lind Songster
ASsop’s Fables, ft new version. chiefly from driving
sources, by Rev. Thomas James, M. A.; with more than
50_iUusirations. -
Together with the largest assortment of Cheao Pahli.
canons in the City. mn>6
, C. DUUiMK wouid lespect
bggjj invite the attention ofihepub
lie to her new and splendid slock of
**2s'" * . ready for
sale, among which are ih« ccleoraieti Hamburg Piancj
with the new improvement of the over strings, the la
test and most important improvement, invented solely
by them and .y no others They have been tried to be
copied i.» this couutry, but unsuccessfully.
Also, one aplendiu 7 octave, double carved‘Piano,
Louie XI V style, made by Bacon* Raven, New York,
Three 7 octave Pianos, also made by Bacon tc Raven
New York.
Pour 6} octave Pianos, made by J. &. C: Fisher, lute
Nunns & Fisher, New York; toeetber with some of our
ownmariufacture, with raetalic frame. - fja^S
■ A • done»» Lily; White, . -.-
I j red Chn/k cau '* oncc * agaiast.usiag common prepa-
They are uotawaTO how frlghtfaiiy injurious itia.
to the skin! how- coarse, how rough, how
sallow, yellow and unhealthy the s<ia
appears alter usingpripared Chalk! .
Besides, u U injurious, contain* ■
__ , tngalargcqonmityofLead!
. lri^ oc^ri '“, bdiig purified of all deleleri
oua ouattue,, .and.« imparts to the akin n‘ natural.
:heaUhy, ; alabaster,: dear, living aviate: at'the same
time acting as cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and
smooth, bold by tile Agent, WM. JACKSON, 89 Liber
*y.*lrssHllcad ot Wood, Pittsbargli. t'rice 25 cents.
docSftdawly (Oiueue copy.)
vrkot street
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JASIRS DlcßlfiflTßAi Auctioneer*
SUPERIOR AND SPLENDID SECOND H\vn
VIOLIN at Auction.— On Saturday evcnlnv m>v»
March 15th, at 8 o’clock, P. M, will bo B bld at H’Ken-'
na’B Auction House, a superior and splendldsecbnd lmnd
Violinj extra finish ; mahogany.baek; double lined and
blocked in ihe corner*; of the sweetest and most exaul
- lore. .This article is the best that has been offered
at auction for years. It is the property of an individual
who has been compelled to part with it for want of mo.
ney, and cost originally 330,00 Also, one Flute '
morl3 JAMES M’KENNA, Auct’r
BY PUBLIC SALE-Two Dwelling or S?orTHou“flea
in Allegheny City. On Saturday evening next
. March lf>’.b, at 6± o’clock, precisely, wilt be sold to the
highest bidder, at M’Kenna’s Auction Hoase, Pittsburgh
two: Frame Houses, suitable either for Dwelliogsar
Stores, situate on Sapduskyr street, in Allegheny iciiv
opposite Rev. Dr. Black’s Church, aud convenient in
the Market House. Each house is two stories high
with hack porch and front portico ; one of them con’
tains five rooms, and the other four rooms; both have
good cellars. They are erected on a lot of ground sixt?
feet front by one hundred and twenty deep?on u ienci
of five years from the Istof April, 1851. •
Inconsequence of the Railroad being in operatibn
next summer, the propeitjr will be very valuable
Terms at sale. JAMES M’KFNNA ;
mar l? Auctioneer
A LOT OF GROUND, WITH DWELLING
AND STABLE,at Auction.—On Prospect street
t riday next, March Mill, at I o’clock, precisely, will be*
sold on the premises, a Lot of Ground,; fronting as feet
on Prospect street,; and extending back-100- feet* on
which is erected in front a good Frame Dwelling well
furnished, with, back kitchen, suitable elther for a Dwell,
mg or Store. Also, an excellent large stable in* the
rear, on a lease of tour years fromthe Ist of Anril i«si
Terms at sule. JARIE3 M’KENnA
marta • * • Auctioneer.
P» lII* DAVIS# Auctioneer.
New Stools of Plaaon.
ERVIE
BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported- Expratly for-the Daily Morning Pott.
BSCEirxO Bt UOHX.VKTG —PRISTED ’ BT SIKAJi!
SPECIAL, SESSION OF THE SENATE,
WiSHiHOToir, March 12.
Senate. —Goodrich, Consol for Paris, was re.
A motion was made to adjourn »fn« die ta*mor
row. Laid oa tho table.
Mr. Mangnm called np hjs reaolntion, that 2,000
eatra copies of Prof. Espy’a lecture on Meteorology
be printed by the Senate, and placed at the Proles*
sor’a disposal, to enable him-to- supply each of his
meteorological correspondents with a copy. Laid
on the table.
, A letter was read from the President of the Uni*
ted Statos, with the accompanying correspondence'
with Turkey, relative to the Hungarian refugees.—.
Tho most of the correspondence has already been,
published. Ono of the letters to Hon. Daniel Web*
eter informed him that in May the lime that the
Sublime Porte promised to retain the Hungarian ref
ugees expires. Another letter from the Hon. Dan.
iel Webster to. Mr. Marsh, United States Consol at
Constantinople,prevails on the Sublime Porte not to
renew stipulations with any power for the detention
of the Hungarians, and to say to'lho Sublime Porte
that if he allows Kossuth and this companions to
leave, they will find a vessel ready to convey them
to our shores. \
The Secretary of the Treasury, was authorized to
have this letter, with tho accompanying documents,
printed at this session.
The Senate then went into Executive Session,
and confirmed the following nominations;
Thomas A. R, Nelson, Commissioner to China.
Thomas Butler King, Commissioner at San Fran
cisco. •
Mr. Pendleton the Appraiser at San Francisco.—
Iso the Appraiser at Sacramento.
Robt. Gardner Collector at Beverly.
Allen F. Owens, Charles Bradley and C. Edgar,
Appraisers at large.
George S. Washington, Register at St. Auguetine,
Florida.
Bamuel Eckol, Consal at Chili
Thai. Wolf, Collector at Memphis
Thos. Wilson, Collector at Oregon
Simpson Moore and Wm. M. .Matthews Apprais
or* at Oregon,
George P. Wettall, Collector at Pacific city, Or.
egon. '
Alonzo Leland, Surveyor ill Milwaukle.
Edward E. Ward Collector at Columbia, if, C
F. H. Beldwj Collector at Corpus Christi, Texas.;
Bennett and Brown, Consols for ports in South
America,
The nomination of Mr. Eastley, as Commissioner
of public buildings, was under consideration.
A motion to adjourn at 1 P. M., to-morrow,’ was
adopted.
Jefferson Davis offered a resolution relative to the
American Colonization Society. Without taking a
voto, the Senate adjourned.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
;• Philadelphia, March 12.
In all 121 Towns have been heard from, which
show a loss of 6853 for Dinsmore, (Democrat,) for
Governor, who ia defeated.
The House elands, Whig-and Free Soil Demo*
crats, 74 j regular Democrats, 62.
Corgeess.-— ln the Third District- Jared Perkins,
(.VVbig,) Is undoubtedly elected by a handsome-ma
jority.
In the First District Amos Turk, (Whig,) is elect
ed by a largo vote.
In the remaining Districts H. Peaslee and H.
Habbard, both Democrats, are re-elected.
The eieamer St, Louis, which left Clovelaad on.
Sitnrday morning, got into the ice off Erie, and af
ter driving through the whole of Sunday night and
Monday, she landed the whole of Ber passeogers
laat evening at Port Colburn, in Canada, being aria*
bio to reach any other port. After the.passengers
left tho vessel the wind changed suddenly and drovo
her on the rocks. It is said she will be got off with*
out much difficulty. She bad on board about 76
passengers, who reached this city by teamß, &c.,
tbia morning.
Philadelphia, March; 12,
Mary Hilderbrand, the German girl, whoso nu
merous robberies has created considerable excite
ment hero, was sentenced, on three bills, to five
yoarß and one month in the Penitentiary.
Hon. H. Clay sailed on the Georgia yesterday for
Havana. After his visit to Havana, ho will pro.
ceed home, via Orleans. A. large crowd assem
bled to see him off.
The balloting for United Slates Senator was re*
newed this morning, and the 17th ballot stood; Sum*
nor 189 j Wintbrop 170; Blank 4; scattering 27,
Necessary to a choice 196,
The sloop of war John Adams' has dropped down
to the anchorage, and will proceed to the Coast of
Africa in a lew days.
Utica, N. March 12.
The bills of the Lewis county Bank are redeemed
by F. Hollister.
Philadelphia, March 12.
Dr. Fisher, a Native American, was elected May*
or of Camden, N. J., yesterday, by 100 majority.
Baltxmohe, March 12.
Lieutenant Ridgely is very iil, but hopes aro on>
tertained of his recovery.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
booh report.) New York, March IS.
Flour.. More firm ; ordinary to favorite Stale 4,44
{34,56; New Orleans 4,6204,875; extra Ohio 5,31
05,62.
Grain.. Wheat above the views of millers. Corn
less plenty at 66 for Southern yellow.
Pork*.Unchanged, with a downward tendenoy.
Coffeo.. In fair demand at lOjto UTorßio.
Molasses*.3ls.
Sugar. .5$ to 6s.
Hemp.. Advanced 3 to 4,00 & ton; dew rotted
115 to 120; common quality, dressed, 145.
Cotton.. Firm, owing to favorable advices from
the South.
Whiskey.. 24 for prison
EYERINO •]
New York, March 12.
Cotion..Firm at Ilf to 12f. •
Flour.. Western and Slate at an advance of 6d.}
sales oi 4,50 in 4,56; southern mixed lo -straight
brands at 4,66 to 4,75, .
Grain. .Corn is in belter demand; soutbero yeU
low at 67.
pork.. New mess declined 6d ; old unchanged. .
Pickicd Meats..Hatha 8f to 9} ; shoulder* 6 to
6f cents.
Lard..B*.
Hemp.. 115 to 120 for American dew rotted.
Philadelphia, March 12.
Cntlon..Firra.
F10ur.«4.50.
Grain.. Ordinary and prime red wheat, 8401,00;
Southern yeHow coro >: 59059i ; in siorejaVOS j Pa.
paw, 421(343*.
Groceries. .Nn chango in sugar and molasses. -•
Iron.. For iotaro delivery, 22,00'f0r Wo*'! ; 20,00
for No 2, on time; —.\ .
Lead*.Galena is held at 6,0005,t?*. * >_
Provisions.,. New ipeea pork, J4,fio ; old, 13,00;
prrne new, 11,60.
Green Meat®..Shoulders, 6s; aides 7* ; hams, 90.
11.
Lard.. Better demand ; westers, ,9* $ old, 9, at
the usual credit, which Is an advance.
Whiskey..Bbls, 235; hbds,2li. . ;•
- ' Baltihobe, March 12.
/.Flour. .Declined j Howard Strceli.4,3l, -
Grain.. Red wheat, 95595; white, I,oos oats.
40; rye, 63. ' ’
Provisions and Groceries, .Unchanged.
Whhtfcoy,,24o2s.
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where the person is not satUed that he is denv“g
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New York, Albany. aiid.Cooperstown. Lamthe-persoti'
m whom the cure was effected, and aril had prevtouslv
no faith in patent medic met, I have since tried it on
others, and have become satisfied oi its ivalnc. Mine
was as great a cme aslwas.ever performed, as I had
during my sickness, hren given up twice by mi physician* ■
1 have now commenced my .business, a/ier talffric 1
think, abom eight bottles. ■ B >i
Yours,respecifullv.. TffOS. C. FACLDER
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CDKED. ‘
SEE HOW PHOMTTLT IT ACTS.
SratOTenl of Mr. d. Lang Baker Ji o . .street,
iv. r.—A few days before last Christmas, I woa luken
.unwell, and .soon commenced bleeding- freely at the
n s? s ; Icalled in a Hoirtffiopaihic physician, bai Ms
medicine did not seem to help me. I read your advert
isement, fcnd thought I would try JJr.Rozer? Syrup of
Liverwort, Tar and Canchalagua. Before I had taken
up the tAtrd bottle, my: bleeding had slopped, my Couch
was.gone, and I felt as well as usual. My health i« now
good. I consider.it a most excellent medicine, and cor
dially recommend it to my friends. [27m statement was
inadetothe Proprtttors, March Vith, 1850.1
Jp»This whole paper might be filled with letters si
milar to the above,/tom those wko have been cured.
. .FOE Tetail, by A. L. SCOVTr.T,
£ pP’i f T r °iir’ et 2 r4iat eir Principal' Depot, GOTHIC
HALL, No. 316 Broadway, New York, to whom all or
• £ .?F lllC m?* dlc,nc » •*»* tetww relating toAgiucies,
should be addressed, post-paid. •• -
byß. E, SeUcrs, No. 57 Wood sJ-eeu
Wholesale Agent for Pittsburgh, and. vicinity ; D. m!
•*V P ' S £k A^gbenyCity;Townsend,
C psfnr ? V fir f mcll \ 3lct l A. Patterson, Birmingham.
PRICE— In large bottle, 81.00; orsix bottles forSS.OO
Buffalo, March 11.
• =■• Tin Hoofing.
mHB sabsenber*'ake this method to inform property
V house-builders, and all others interested,,
that they still conunne the business of Tin Rootin'*, in '
all its branches. Their skill and experience in this part
of the business, has hitherto enabled them to give entire
satisfaction. And they hope, that by 'Continuing the ' 1
of UB * n ff ,he best materials, and employine
skiilfiil workmen, to keep np this favorable impression
If the question of Tin Roofing wa* new. or just brought
before the notice of this connmanuy.for the first time,
we would consider that the importance of the subject
would justify us tn extending our views on'its superior
advantages. This, however, is not Weshall
therefore, confine ourselves to a few remarks. On the
filhday pf June; 1844, {nearly seven years ago;) we fin*
isheaour first job of Tin Roofing in this ,place. From
that up lo.the present lime, wc nave covered with tin
the tools of the finest and most costly buildings that
have been erected in this county: -We faaVe'giveh our
views on a previous occasion oh the superior advantage i
otTm over iron, ns.a covering for bouses. .And timW
the great tester of all things, has but 100 clearly proven'
. the correctness of onr opinion: .
. Again, if we place‘Turin juxta-poaitionywit'hSlateaa
a.qovermg for honses, we think thattin will bear a favo
rable comparison, with some decided advantages
These advantages are,that when Un is used the roof can
be made much flatter—thereby saving in the
length of rafters, bnck hi/the .gable ends—making the
house easy of access in case, of a'fire,-and showing a
better finish and appearance.. Also,'when tin is used
me gutters are worked iii, thereby saving the extra and
f envy expense for copper guttersjeopper flashings,&c.,
.—things indispensible on slate roofs'. If further reasons
were deemed could offer the experience
of our eastern cities in proof what has been advanced,
as it is a well known fact that New York and othereast
ern cities very generally prefer even tin for their most
costly and splendid buildings, notwithstanding they have
a fullsupply of slute Qt their doors. With these remarks
we will leave the subjcct with those imerested, aadwill
take pleasure in giving further information when called
ofu . _ JOHN DUNLAP A COT.
New Yobs;, March 12.
Bostob, March 12,
Nobfolk, March 12.
Private Diseases*
DR. BROWN, No. 41 DIAMOND AL L E V;
Dbvotes his entire attention to. an offic*
practice. His business is mostly cbufinedto
, P”cu*« or Venereal Diseases, and such pain*
ra&rJref M. affections,, brought on by imprudence
*j£3Bpl3sg|j youdifulindulgencq and excess.
#3l®l§* , Syphilis, Syphilitic Eruptions, Goaori
bea, Gleet, Stricture,- Urethral Discharges,
Impurity of the Blood, with all the venereal
origin. Skin Diseases, Scorbutic Eruptions Tetter
Ringworm, Mercurial Discuses, Seminal Weakness, fm*
potency, Piles, Rheumatism, Female Weakness; Month*
ly Suppressions, Diseases of the Joints, Fistula in Ana-
Nervous Affections, Pams in the Back and Loins, Irrita*
tions of the Bladder aud Kidncysysuccessfully treated
Curegparartleedi ,V. ; ; :- ......
Fourteen years 1 practice*(fourin this Dr-
Browuto offer assurances of speedy cure to all who may
come under his care. : •. “W
Office and private consulting rooms, 65 Diamond’ay.
lE7* Charges moderate. . < novs:d&wly
REiJMATiSM.— -i)r. iirowjvs ue wty oiscovreu rem
edy for Rhcnmaiism if a speedy andeeriain remedy
painful trouble* It never fatta. •
s2Es&«?£ PrivaicjCoasttltation Rooms No. 65, DIA
MOND, Penna. The Doctor is always at
•••• • - •: •••:•, -r- ••
MAI-3 OF PENNSYLVANIA— Received on con
signment, and for sale singly, at tsiottub price,
tnrie dozen large and.aplendidly finished Maps or this
Slate. This is the most recent map of the State pub
lished, and embraces all that Is desirable in a Derr'ecr
map, at the EDUCATIONAL REPOSITORY
■"h” . corner of Market and Foaruists. ;
1 Ol )f V ACRKS OP LAND in Jefferson county for
sale. Enquire of THdftIPSON'TIPI r o»
: A BolcntlQe Hair Tonlc H e ,,„„.
ANO UKAUTIFIBR. Trial bottles 3ttcin» Ti,n..
A who have n-ed Jones’ Coral Aa!r R *sSv e
us expedient qualities—those who have not" we ai«?S
it 10 possess the follow ng qualities ii w n L.! .1'
hairfog-pwonanrpan^hVKZttore 1
f S «.°P 1,f11h "5 pa.core scaifor dandruff, and mik2
Ught, red or grey hair grow dark. F<tr dressing tlmhafr
soft and silky, nothing can' exceed -iSuS. 5SSi?*i r -'
■— —■•'•'■■— ■' • • ~ fdec2o
***° Body mast Perspire,
«.i. _ __ l. S 0 *4*6 NATCUgA .** . f -
- .TO RATE A HEALTH Y APEEATtAitfJV I
And persons who donni perspire are iiahi? r«V&
1 DIBGUSTI NGSKIN DISEasfV m
■MTOW, Ip.-fEs 1 Italian Chemical Soap caLs 'a free
perspiration, and at the same time mollifies softens
are soon not only healed, hut cured by its use' m
eastseyen physicians In New York know, who’ “e it
In such cases, and find tt unmil ng—as also in
.PIi%.E3. B L°TCHE4FHEcS,E3, >
.or any other «km disease. The readeri*
this is no nselesspuffed nostrum, ns one triaf wKmovo*
I eoald enumerate at least 80 pereona cared of P
'SORE HEAD,SORE LEGS ANIJ SORE BEARD,
Bay it, and the reader is again assured, I wonldnot
cruelly sell tt forthe above, unless I knew it tohe nil 1
state. Thn-e who are liable to *■
CHAFED, CRACKED, OR CHAFFED FLESH '
will find this not only a care, but a preventive- mU ?
caitnowpnly add,that any one afflicted vwUb aSyor
the ahoye, or similar diseases.wUl find this nlland even
more, (admirable units pyppprUes); than I staiei
Ks*Bat, reader, the stores are flooded with imitations,
and be sure yon nsk for Joses’ Italian Chemical Soap
end buy-Itmnly of WM. JACKSON, only Agent in
Fifts^JS b > slollibl: t t 7 street, Pittsburgh, headofWood
'f FkTf j, a -v" fV'> V. vVI it
s -:iy V-'
■ : i’ ; -f- t ;;V't ■
/.*• ; 4*- s 9. «li 4 * '•
- I 1 •_ ‘
t ■ ' 1 'l.*»'*«*■ - r
...’A TV ,r *
‘'' i; f if..'-".-:'' ;■
'W.'.' 'vVfc''-
1 v "
", i
• -f -V ;
ftlisfellaneons.
Pearly White Teeth atid Breath*
TO BE HAD FOR 25 CENTS,
jjERaONS who have either, are honorably assured
thatiTtheirbreaih iseverso foal,or their '
- TEETH DECAYED, DARK OR YELLOW. .
anttenerasted with tartar, that a 25 cent bot of Jonev
nTooth-Paste will make the teeth white aafsniow
■ the breath odirerbusly sweet.
• SoW_onl7 at JACKSON’S Store. 240 Liberty stree.
headof Wood., - • ’* fdec2o
HOPE BVBtt.
WONDERFUL CURES!!
Dr. Rogers’ Syrup or Liverwort and Tar
. AND'"'
IAsenALAotA,
CcmplainUUndmgto CONSUMPTION S
jrhiisyrupc6^r,afuppium,CM<^t,oiaa 7 'niiaiml
whatever^'but. is composed entirely of idS
Herbs, and vegetablesubstances .wh6h-odVe'a medac
mflaenee upon the Langs, and their connected organ*
lis immediate affix* is to liilay.allirrnaiion, and trentlv
remove the phlegm and other morbid secretions from the
..ThroatandAir-Passagesjthus relieving the'Coogtu&v 1
«iMutng <Aein/flwn«ion.and other causes which give 1
rise toit. It also stimulates and impans a
to the .Lungs themselves, thereby; enablingthem more
thoroughly, to remove front: the blood: those impurities
and diseased pnrticles/which,.if retained, do so miiclr
mtschjpf In the system, andlay.ihe foundation for incu
rable CONSUMPTION. Italsocxertsa decided action
upon the skin, and. assists nature in expelling, through
the Exhalents. much of .that morbidmaiter which would
otherwise be thrown back upon the Lungs, thus relieving
them of a part of their work, and xenaenngtbe system
pure and healthy.: When tubercles are forming, it checks
their development and furtherprogfess: or ifnlceration
has taken plaee,*tt;asBistB the Lungs in throwing off the'
corrupted matter, soothes the irritatibnVheais the ulcer
.amd cavities;and restores them again unhealthy action.
This therefore; is not a pnUidtiva merely,
which only relieves forthe time being, but is' £ ihorbuU
curative, oB4tßtni(es at the very rodtof-ihe disease, and
by removing u,femoves at once airits at
tendant consequences. This is its distinguishing chav-
i ptop ?V? P° Bses s fid > equal power, by no*
other medicine of like nature, now before the public.
. - . V CIRCULARS, &C.,
'&blfibjy^Ks®f ri^? -!F ,l * fo « the Proprietors have
• j-fi, . nU ? ar ’ history 6/ this Midi
‘’‘f’ tlisitoCTiplijm, nature, sc:, of us principal Incxcdi- .
s“'“’ t *J a , e f? ct ihey are designed to have upon the 5
reference to
names iesi- ■
dences,<fven to the street and'.the number.' Those who
wiiA a Cough, or whose,Lungs are'in lhe r
least affected, are earnestly desired to Call notm tho
rV amfe fc b u lo , w ’ Procure one of these Pam
?’kf- t ft‘w C P nbc^ ad T^ r « ft,,^ 1 ? f ' wiu wcll^e P a y a perusal. - 1
The . IBntsonHeauh ” and“ About taking Cold” may
be worth to yourself and family, 6
j HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS, '
in the shape of DoctbrsV.Bills saved; besides beiii'r'thf
meansof rrjiooging-inany a valuable life. - - ■
corner Market and Second eta
\ • ¥
'* ' *
V-vS' ■ :
:
Pittsburgh, Jun'v.i.iM, V .S'J.!;^ Vit ' L 1 & CO. '
WU. H. WfLLlAllt .~1 t. ■■ .
! ; wa, h, wiLLiVMVr'iJn ° ,CWfia
„ BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROK^IK.
ROBTIt B4ST conNßa o> woon
A LL Uansactionsraade on liberaf
XX nous promptly attended to. ' rm,,an ? f «o]leO'
——• •
: S. lIOIiEIKS &. sons.
lUIVX HKMOVSD THEIR BiHEDIO AHb BICILIVO*
Ta No.-Gt mrket Unit, /bur ittm ktSS?*
HOLMK6 (t SUMS,
TJANKEKS AND EXCHANGE BRokERS, and Oca-
MfK > a Nolci, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Notes- Exchange on the Eastern and Western
cuiea constantly for sale. ' ■ . . - ' ■
*» cities' throaghoottfic Urif*
ndnfFrSo t-Flirt r “ cived in pnrfandnorcnmint
.$?•- 6 ?-Market street, between Third and Foarth
atreata. i; ; ■- ; angaiMv.
Homestic and loreign Zxcliangt, Bank Mota. L
, Gold and SUccr. Bought, So. l and Exchanged,
kichahoe amd house:
; L _ wyuam. ’& c®..
;■ V • 04 Wood Street, ■■ *
PITTSBURGH.
PjrinTßßtsratbowEn onnagDtrdsiri. fan»as
■- ALJJ6S'KS4JiKg*
■ : ': . - KB4HEE ft aAHM '
Brokers. Dexters n‘ Portion oni
. hang ‘’ CeT '^ a, “
C Ctor r iesl™el. andWOOd ’ ; "'’ dlr ' CllsroppQ “ i,!:tllo s ‘
: ~ "B'ATkrso"U'O
JESSE CAKOTHESS & CO.,
. NO. 15, WOOD STREET, PITTS lUTRBH. • ’
CurreoMncmey received ondepoaU. •
Collections made on aU the priccipa l cities of the Uni*
ted », ,faugl:ly
«^™~~ I,AT JM CKS & FRIEND,”
BASfilfißS AS»DESOHASOJfI BBOKQBSi
; N0..95, COBifEa. Wood;AKD OUMOSD STBSETS,
: - - . Pitubureh, pg, fnrgyl.,
tait.b.hook. SAaoxirr,
HOOK S'AllOisjST.. :
V p®*™ s ®? AND exchange BROKERS,' > !
T\ EA LERS m - Coin, Bank Nnifcs, Time Bills,Foreigzi
n <'n»!nSfer or s ? c m.’umß to snitfmrchnsers.
rm i ■ vi»nrfv£- a * f??® 1 ** 1 ? ondepoaite ■■. s
° nall p “ rt . a ° riheu WJ|»£«l«h* '
CENTRAL PENNSYLVaN’IA. BANKINQHOC3E.' 1
BRYAN, QUKIM a. CO.' “
js “ d
lu, R - flltVAM > Cg,hie,
CZechanlos Danis,
mn?| 1 I?i 3 KI?^ I>lSa,rol,STff ABOVS SUBSET STHIET.
00 10 d ° b “ SIaC "- opsn
. .Interest paid on Special'liepbftlia J -
a ”* u ;• ‘ TITOMPanM BELLtCasUer. ~
- r— —
- 113 SECOND STREET . ' . '
SC OMMISStoXBR JLND BII£bROZXK.
TRJCT aitenUon givcn io all butinei? en»
trusied tohis ciro.- Pittsburgh mnnufactured artl
ties alway&on hfwd, or procured on abort •-otice. •
ncgotiaied oa .favors.*
ble. terms. . Advance* made if required:- »oei22:tf
I ) KA !' rs o ? KHAiVCISCU, Cnlirnruia, W
k“«y£f£°’ " oU£ = OfFATi,, 4 K ®^
■77te'. Great Bemtdyfor Consnmv'ion cfihe Lxines. A As
turns of the Liver. Asthma, Bronchitis, -Pains%r-Wt&>’
‘
WISTATt-S BALSAM OP >VI£D C'aERBT-i. a
ft fine herbal medietne. composed chiefly of Wan
F^2 y^Bakk and , ,h r Iceland Moss (iheJailer •
imported expressly for thi? purpose,i the rare msfllcnl
° f ; W K hi u h arc als ° combined by a new chemical
process with the extract of tar, thus rendering- the whole
compound the mo»» certain and efficacious remedy evcr<
discovered for CONSUMPTION OP THE LUNGS -
. IMTERiKSTING CORRESPONDENCE.
.•,, r * T }' n, *X*.B tia K , b orXemQ T Oh}o 3 a highly respect*- 1
n'H a B £l iBlar,a Balsam .oFTOId Cherry is uS
paralleled,. The demand font is so great tbathecaa '■■■•
scarcely keeii htmself supplied with it. He-has bad la
his store medicines for lung affections.. Some ol these
were esteemed good arid , some gave temporary relief*—
But since he has had Balsam of. Wifrf Cherrv *
a number of the most serious case* were completely cn»
red by its use, never sold a medicine, n -*ays theddc- -
„ ,n wluch l had that entire confidence that I had ia’ -
Et cubes ! Wherever Wistar’s Balaam of Wild Cfor*. •'
ry is introduced,,ii at once attains that t.ißhiehattttloa ii -
ao nchly deserves.; What can prevent iu sale-when on ■
every hanu can be.wnnessed its wonderful cures! The - .
worst case, of Asthma, recent and dangerous Couch: ’
(and also those that are of long standing,) Bronchitis .
or Consumptiondin: its.'early stages) are always cured '''
bv this retnarhabletnediciue., (7 , '. . . . - ~
r„..^T. H^ DITA . R X consumption:
Caredby WUtar’s BalsamorW lid Gharetf, ■ ■
: - .PnUABAKT Bidok, Hamilton co., 0., Sep. 87,1850? ‘
JI B-Pari—Bear Str.- I take the Überty of advising "
Z,°n of the bene&t that I have derived from the use o* ’
P?-y r ; s,ar ® Balsam of Wild Cherry. I was prostrated
by that terrible scourge,Consumption,in Maylast. lhe
attack wa3 truly horrifying to me, for five of my family;
(my brothers and sisters,) had died of Consumption f
was afflicted with nearly all ofthe worst features of the
disease: I had a distressingcorigh and expectorated a
great deal of blood, hectic fever.'severepalnsihthe aide*
and chest,; cold chills, alternating wiih flashes of heat"
and copious night sweats -
1 wasnnderthe careof a skilled physician from ft*-'
time I was token sick untit about six weeks since, being •;
then about helpless, and my friends cohsiderihgmv case ' '
hopeless. or at least beyond the reach of our physician’s
skUl. advised the use of-Wistur’s Balsam of Wi.d Cher- • -
ry. -* * : * • ; » • » •
. .1 have taken four hpi tles of the medicine, and now
consider myself perfectlywell. I make this statement .
to induce others that are afflicted as I have been, to
make trial of Wisrnr’, Balsam of Wild Cherry, wMch '. •
remedy has, under the blessing of Providence, restored
my. health. /EREMUH ISGBIGCS
v -ri -B P EO J TH Pop®, take co, lit, June 15,18J9. -
- P' * aTh -P ea *s ir .♦ a* I have a deep commisscra*
won for the me to give von hbriefhiaio- ‘
benefits derivedfrom the
?r?4 rJi A Y ,Bt l r s Cherry.*-Jo Joly,- *
L.kfxTT attacked .with a fever ofa typhoid character,
X!ii ic " ; i ln _ a v ery debilitated mte,whenin the-'.*?
following winter I was taken with a severecold,! which" '... **
reduced me to such an extent as to give me the appear- ~
jance~ or a confirmed coh*dmpu"ve. . t iabored nnderia.'’' •
seyere conglt. cxpeciorMeda greatdeal, and Was iron*
i9 l ?«.-wnri cold feet and night sweat*.- I also frequently ' "
raised blood from: my longs ”1 continued -tllis staie 4 -' : ;'
: Bradually sinking riuderlhedisease,until January, .847, '
nnul I .was again auacked wlth fever. hiy oXurcmities, v
especially ray feet,, were coldfand almost'
lo^ttheirfeeling..- Under these circumstancesUjbay.bo- i
truly said that i was a liv rig sheleton. . I-finally deter- '
mined to quit taking medicine prescribed.by.paysici&na" ir-:
and try Dr. Wuiar’a Oalsam .of .Wild Cherry, and frour'
the first week that I coniraenced'iakine ii i cari da:e a
gradual recovery. 1 couiimied its usesixirioriUnualthd
epiTof which time I was curedf and have cDjoyed good
health ever .since, and cbeerfrilly.recomtHend Uiti Bal
sam to all triose afflicied.with diseases 6f the lungs, and ... -
would .sav to those commeuclhg-itsttse-riot'tribedis*
couraged, if wo or three Louies do noteffect acortt,bal 1
persevere os I have done, and I have no doubt but nintt :
cases out of. tea will, be blessed wiih renewed: health aa •
ihave been. . JOSEFH JaCKSON.
lTnponant to iAm* JJjUcitd 'toith. Burnses qf tha Bungs'
.. ; -r; and-Breast .
: will miracles never cease? More evidence ofitS'
surpassing health restorative virtues I
[From Dr. Spriugi'eid, Washington co , Jfy.J
. -*P*itwnari,\Ky,May 14,1845 *'
.. Nessrs, Sanford $ Park: J lake ibis-opportunity of '
info rming.you vi a mo?a reniarkable cure p«rforroedon ‘ -
ate by the use of Or Ualsram of wild' Cheriye
Tn jhe ltid. IW4S taken with the luflimmaiion 1 - '
iiovgels, which f labored under tor six weeke,
when I gradually, recovered,- In Uje fa!i of IP4I I w*s r
‘attacked with a severe- cold. whicb seated iiMlf r opon
my lungs,and for thespsceiof ihree year* I was con*
lined to ray bed. J tried all kiuidi of jnedicinesandiive- • •
iy variety.of aid wiihoui ai-d thus I vreamd ■
along nfitil the whiter 0f.1845, whenlflcardof Dr. Wie- •• .
tar's Boissm of Wild Cherry. - : -t:
r ’., My friends persauded roe to give it a-trial,, though I
had givfen up all hopes of rerovr.ryfand' hrtd prepared i. •...
myself for thecliante of ariniber.worlds TfaroughtUeil
fOiiciia[iops I wosjudueed lo mase u«e of the genuine
.tFijwr's Balsam qf: Wild Chcrrtr: ■•The.effect was ttoly " '
astbriishing. After five years rif fifiliciionand ,
arid after havi»g>peovfour or five hundred dollars ioho --
purposes ail»tbe brsl and most respec'uble physicians
had proved unavailing, l wns, snoii instbred.io en'iro
henlth by the of God, and .the u eof Dr. Wis- '
tsr'sßabarnof VVildCherr . ■• ■
May the blessing of Qod rest nponthe proprietor* 0 f
so valuable a meuu-ine a VVistnris of Wild
Cherry.i .Yrinra,resprcifolly v <V.H BAKER, '
Thcge r uine Wißtar’* Bitlsam of Wild Cherry ”has
afncaraiHe of the rigriaiure of HenTy Wistar, M D., •
Hbilaaefphia, arid “ saitiofd & Paik ” on a finely ere- *.
cuted enslaved wrapper* No other can be genn*
>oltLby J.D. PARK, (Rucceswr. io Sanford
Fo.urib and Wqljiui streeis, Cincinnati, f .
Agent toi the South and VVest, .to anti
be j a Kiofi S l e &, Pittsburgh; I-Wleor; Jr, corocr Market
street aiid the; sJiamomt; It A
hurghi 4 AJeues.' HitsUurehtl.ee A BrcShom, Alie. ...
ffhenv Citv: L TBuJsell, Washington ,; W H Lami.cr- , . •
tmt Jrankiin; I, B Bnwir, Umontown; H Welty,
Grcen«bhrgh; S Kounix, Somrrset; Scott *-Gllmbre,
■Bedfoid i Sed *.Soß,_Hunuugdou; A
burgh) IfiMepßSffißCK Indiana; J H"Wrighv hittan--
ninff?"Evans. & Cri, Brophyille j A . Wilson &■ Son*-- -
Wayu : obarshrM , Far)and,&: Co,N;Caliexv«)er v Mead-;. •'
Erie;*,; Henry ; Farkev filerceri Jas *
Kelly A Co, BtflVer; S smt b*, Beaver; J D Sumraenou,
Warren; F L i CS P Crooker,
Jr„ Brownsville. feMO
l nUBa^OiorTaudTMao!sreFrOodf : »ErwEli«l ? iiS
JO ■ and Heiriaff, foi talc by . [feli23l WU. PYRE,
*' ... *T <•
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Removal*
Drnrga anfc ilfcMrittis, .
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