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: Prt . - . 5 . 1441) . .01zit
c/P.IICIAL JOURNAL orrirs CITY.
; - -- -' :
i
iitakrzn, EDITOR
FRIDAY MORNING, 'MAY 2, 1851
U:r "Do Americas cit Econ Ups etre =se to esteem CAI
ar.blo MS se aII btasingo. Disunion! God for
-41411...Platienti lict unborn wostM rus rashness of
Stc43.l 4 .4BCClßiman.. . .
ptiOOtailitio State Conventions.
D IN .
coeddtitisg for Govaszon snick/id,
Coloassloirts,on the 4tll of Juno, 1.851. as fiaa.l.ll.the.
- Maitoll4/011'COILVentiOn. - •
•AT BARRFSBURO,
For zondruning candidates for Strums Duca, on the
4 " . Utile! -Jime.leSl, as fixed by tho rotrolor extol' of the
State Central Committee.
To Advertisers:
. . .
Tag Alosuano Par has a larger circulation than any
. subsexiption paper.publisa ed in Piusburgb. To bust
u Men it t
h e en excellent medium far Advenisingl
and being the only Democratic paper issued in All
;reached county; it goes into the baud, of a-class erre=
reached by up ptber paper.' Advertisers ber.good
tenough to bear this In mud. • • • • • ••••
• .. • Ilaviog determined to. furnish our extensive Job
Office with entirely new materials; - we . shall sell
;.• about 100 founts of type now . In use, eery /pm; for
cash or approved paper. We have typo enough to
St out Bor 10 country offices complete. The sizes
and. vuleties of type arc inch as are to be found in all
large city job offices; from - Nonpareil up to 20 line
Pica, plain and ornamental. Also, for emle, several
'' • . 2
varieties of borders, in good order. Pavans
lag to - porches* will please make immediate appll.
.-. • 'llOl/;' , ElCittraw lines To ion, ism .AWNC.II
.
' coder Consideration. . . • . • "
- Ignite -ells on - the Pennsylvonlit Canal.
_• • .- • POLVIOTent - 2 2
- • - : Pittsbuigh, Hwy 1 '
IBM
. . .
.:; 41, Stliteta!ot of -the number-of Beate . cleated-at
thil.tiete„rhiting Arri
he oorh of April, 18k...*0e
•
•'. • Either with their :Tonnage and arnonit: vf
. .
Paid nerean; Compared similar statement
. .. . • • •
--- 'of 'list yetis; . datiet the 400 nth of April, . 1550,
• which' shows a•large ifieteme is the Tonnage
". --
- over thr.t of last yeai.:
. . . .. . ....
:. - • ' . - via. . - .. lle. tritoott. Meows.
.April ' ' 696 .- <:. : 33,M114 Tbs.
April ....642 25,342,821 lbs.
lnc'se over 1850.54 • < 8,416,823
Anent of Toll rec'dliiAPtil. 1851;1025,672 90
• ALEX.-SCOTT, As% CoU'r.
Cost:nava zee,
Pat' slourgh. May 1;1861.
Ji !Staten:fent - nf amount of Tennage and
:, • amount of Toll paid Thereon, on the_small Mark.
et 'boats orlslc_k'sji , i.lretween this place and Karns'
• (a distance of 24 - iniles,) during the months of
'Horeb (from_ 1.6 M) and April, 1851, compared
with a simihr•statement during the same time
, . , and lame nirinber :of trips in the corresponding'
inalVia' . (2lashh . :„ sad April.) of last year, 1851:1,
'•
• - shows a- crease in Tonnage and io
•:. amount of,Toliirtecel9ed, over that of last year
notwitbstandinitie repeated . complaints of some
,of the Captains with whom : we have -conSenid,
' th a t they did not carry Dear as much freight this
•
season as they did last, op to this.
.
• 165 t. • .7inutrigs. . • Asie j r o x
• Irina March 16 354.789 /be. • $B9 35
April 763,10 Ds. 221.07
- ' • • 1,11'036 e.. 10 07
• .
`,..1 - ,..Y. - "Fiom March 16. ..-- .154,233 $ 66 19
April - • 272,674 IS. 104 15
,sinereace over 1850.691,029 IDs. 5140 08
• • ALEX. SCOTT, .ther. cow..
thhtehthatton of the Scott War.
Thik.Tiorisal is game to the back bone! Riddle
.I.i.l4(4ol4ltklihikDeacon. yeateiday; in an article a
colmmo and a half in :1690 . 4". written in his best
Deter - milted . to preserve oar consistency,
arid 'act fairly towards these fightiog organs of the
Neseary" party, we most lay before our 'readers
the gist of the Journal's rejoinder_ Riddle thee
questions his brother of the Gazette:
Is there no instance; in which the oditor of the Journal.
can be. found bartering his principles, or surrendering
• his conscientious autunite for gain! No swallowing of
nipsidon to filr.Clar, at-the intercession of fifteen
whits? No playing ut and loose, wearing two faces
en the il!ogitive Slane Law i No appealing to the crowd
,••st home with ladeclaration that that law Is "morally
tett," while ho tarns to the Administration at Washing
.ton. to tray it is "Irgatly binding I. No wt Uttering to tho
administration; that he admires, and honors, and will
-rapport it, while he takes - pa:tin a meeting that Is deaig
. , and to erush lids sumo Arldtinittration, No stultifying
of himself by . such a . dechlrati?l , i . as this- we copy from
theiAlavale Tlrlaraday, April Zia!, running thus
. _ _
Thant is As highest eonaltisncy in gitting - a warm, et•
comes and singers support u the Adminutration, and in
• faverfreg Otte/aims of any'dissinguishtd ,vumbir of the
yarty forths•Pnaistensy."
SUMO all there derelictions may be predicated of the
• editor of the Gazette, - the editor of she - Journal should
•
consider himself fortunate in-being able to tiny, hjs sins
• tromlo( that quality. Although ill nature might pre
' : raw of as, that we are not worth buying, a point we
- shorn Wrangle with our neighbor, the same malice moat
• concede that f.C4. Amps not yet been bought. Safely, then,
- we are not liable to the charge of imitating the Pharisee,
in the temple, when • we only venture to thank heaven
that our price is not so definitely known, as the figures
• • - which encircle the virtue - of our neighbor. We may be,
,',when our trial comes, "as other men me," or even as this
: editor le the anzent. Bat until the temptation of anoth
er "fifteen" 'hall triumph, we stand on our virtue as the
basis of our right to cudgel our neighbor 'into a proper
setae of his duty towards the Administration. -
Diaenwoon's . Mae.ztns.--W. C. Wall, 85
Foupb street, has,received the. April ' number of
the above old and popular Magazine. Its con;
tents are as follow': Southey, part II; The Peace.
fat Lieutenant end' his Friends; Miehiel Angelo
end tkusTritif; myNovel, or the Varieties of Eng;
.-lish ; • Narratives • of Soeery and
Megit~;.Muile u , State Trials ;. The Flower's Re
venge; Letter Days of the Free r. rule nannatry.
CISME'
. . ~
. - .• Talc Amur Enettopm. Curraca,—Addltlonal eutw
. . .
- Seriptions to the amount of twenty thousand, dollars
!t halo been made tolhe new Eplacopal Church about
to be huiltin this city. The total amount now sub-:
scribed reaches about forty.five thotisand dollars: 77
4 1t is proposed, we understand, to raise, altogether,
filtystive thousand dollars, to be 'appropriated tos
- 7, --wards the erection-of this edifice. Tho cataracts,
we bellove, aro aircady made. The - walls are to
be constructed of the beet cuistone, 'and the entire
building is to be finlibed in a style onsorpassod b$
Say similar house of worship In tho West. It is
•.--trat proper tharwe should'atzto that all thcirtioney
-.• sisbsCribed inwards the croction of tbo new Episce
palellurch, was contribotod in this community.
,
Acommxru Hanotrio.— John R. Griffith, II boy
16 years old, hung himself in Marple township, Del.
.:.aware county, on tho 17th ult. Ho had frequently
'.'""vtalked abotettia -cOtialetion and ituntenie of Pha..
ronh at Went Chester, and; donbtless; he thought
be, would try the oxperiment how ono feels when
-Ho mado's knot.or loop large enough to
admit:hie head; in one :end Of .Wheolharrow
- Wrap about four retaking; add, aidendiag a plank,
'tied the other and to a polo lying aetoss two beam.;
j 1 Is auppesed that !into engaged in arranging his
. platur r ho slipped aoofell from the plank, as, when
Ai m :wed, bis'neek was dislocated, atufbia feet
welt resting Ott.tbo' gromid, : • - -
tho
• . ~ • .
. --....
.„ '. tyrianciset Ctalles. — . Thu acting', Secretary of
.'. • ,-Tresisosy has.publiebed is letter to tho Washington
i- .i s -,-.paPeira in which he sate - a/o:Abet amounts which are
.. '!"..• -: Jitigited will not bo paid until • legally decided, not .
. ' ..even to Trustees appointed by all the litigating pa r ,
. .:1,":- ties. - Awards not disputed will be paid. to, parties
•
.....z. '•: ID stbeisiansureti thoy . bave boon claimed at their du
--Y.VP"I6IO attaTA*Pki.:.
-. • • This- pspnefitsirill /se mtdo in c i ish on' or after this
, .. . ...., ....
.. •• • - . . ~ .
PATTSBURGHr
428,907.1111. $l7O 34
THE axos EY 111 A RIE
- Onus or Tea Measuro ram •
- • Prrnistmon, May 2,1851. s
Gee nXua, Rastaties.—The sales of Rank Stock at
the Board, for the last few days, havebeen but Red.
led, owing an doubt to the with of both sellers and
'buyers to wait the payment of the dividends now
- about tobe declaied, each party believing that they
will make by the postponement. The feeling as it
respects Copper Stocks shows more life, many kind,
having changed bands at pricer generally Improved.
Tho newr from the mines has had the effect of im
proving the prices; and especially of such mines as .
are getting out niporil, the improvement hat been.
very decided.
-So far as the money market is concerned, the de.
viand has been very great s , and will moatlikely con.
tinue so for some time.. The prices of currency
very with the neseevities of theme timing it at the
time. We have thought it advisable not to alter the
quotations inour table, although we have heard of
some sales made at a shade Ice. than those 'set down.
American silver commands a premium of la. Ex
change on.thb Easietill at proud Um.
The state of North Carolina and corporations swith
in-the state, are now in market for about $1,000,.
000. The state Villa( 1)50,000,, of which 10,0001 s
intended to Pay an instalment on a plank road, and
40,000 to ` r meet existing debts of the state. The
Deep River Company .want 64,000; the town of
Wilmington 100,000, to pay its anbacription to the
Manchester Railroad; and the Manchester Railroad
Company 600,000 on a mortgage of all Ito property.
Money is easy at Boston; the rates average one
per cent. higher than with us. The quotations there
aria, good business paper 7 to 71 per cent.; loans on
call, with ample eecaritles, 'to 7 do; Railroad
Loan', securities 7i to 10 do; ordinary bus; eta
.
lier t o )2 do. .
The New York Evening Post days : Money con.
tom easy;:the receipt, from California, the large
payments coming ha from the West in settlement of
accounts, sod forthcoming large disbarseme els from
the government, keep tap a very comfortable feeling
of ease, with tower rates of discount in perapec.
tier
At Philadelphia, an Saturday, Schuylkill Naviga
tion declined 5 per cont.§ Reading Bonds 11, and
stock $1 per •Ram. This decline is attributed to
rumors In the street rolativo to a further contompla
ted redaction of tolls on the resgective works. A
meeting of the Directors of the Schuylkill Navigs.
tfon Company was to be •hold on tho subject.
The Miners , Bank of Pottsville, Pa., on account
of rho recent counterfoil Grits notes, bask:tied new
bills of the dencimthation of five and ten 'dollars.—
Tho tens have figures of Hancock and Webster on
the left, and Fillmore on the right. Oa the fives, a
figure of Washington appears on tho left, that of a
female on the right. They.are . dated April 4, 1851.
Calamine Gar.o.—Aceording to the New York
Journal of Commerce, the actual receipts of gold
don from California, for 'tho last three months,
amounted to nearly doublo the ;value entered on
tho manifests of the vessels arriving. This fact Is
established by comparing the amount of California
gold catered at the Custom House, with that deposi
ted at tho Mint for coinage, as follows:
Ent , d at Castom B'so. Reed at Dlia
January,. 82,478,239 84,940,000
781,428 2,860,000
Marcia,. ' 1,970,843 2,634,000
;05,230,610 $10,434,000
6,230,990
Exc ca 0,....
• We annex the following table of tho movements
of tbo Banks in the United Stoma for the yearn 1837
tod 1861: .
1887. 1851.
Capl4l 6520779,C91 $221,660,094
Loans sad ditcounis• •-••• • • • =9,110,292 412,732204
S toe kI • • 12,407,112 22,459,421
Realpaiste•— 19 , 064 . 401 ;20,10701
Other iirrettizients
Thre from ether banks 50,V13,9110 50,435.625
broths of other banks on hand 33,633,677 17,18709Z1
Specie Panda--:..-- 3 0 353,500 15473,727
Specie • 37.915.340 43g71 189
cirealathen
144,14e90 rls sal
Doportts ••- -- •- -
Due other Banks
Other Ilabilldcs•
• From the'abore - Brace, remarks the Philadelphia
Lodger, it will bo socn that In the Items and the ag.
grcatte the expansicin was in 1837 much ohm, that
which Is now ruling. Then looklog at our exports
sad imports, the thefeltSo or our lodlvidual and
national wealth, the surnamed and augmentlog
population, the amount of now lands brought into
cultivation, in conscquenco of the calm of rail
road facilities, and tho vast Internal wade of tho
country, we see the increase of tho circulatiog ma.
dlum bears no proportion in flat to those elements
of growth and power unfolding thomselvea io this
natural doralopment of the industry sod resource,
of the country.
Annezed is a statement of tho condition of the
Banks of the State of South Carolina and Branches,
the Southwestern Railroad Bank, Flamers , and Me•
chanics. Bank, Union Back of Charleston, State
Bank of Booth Carolina, and Bank of South Carta.
na, from the official retrace; to 31st March, 1851
LIAMILITTES
Capital Stoch - • 06,991,865 78
Circulation '4,668,900 00
. •
Profits ' . 421,051 95
Doe Banks.... • 2,389,227 71
Othor moneys bearing interest 19,800 00
State and individual dopolita 5,890,072 48
Toial...
818,768,007 87
ILLIKIDICLII.
Specie.....• • (11,245,616 21
Seal Saute.— - • . 288,363 17
Due Bank, Bank notes, and date from
Branches and agencieo
Loano and Exchange.
Bond. and Stocks
Suspended Debts. 488,358 86
Ststo Treasury • 148,608 24
City Bonds and other investments—. 889,874 00
Total: .....::a - $18,758,007 VI
The Philadelphia Bulletin ate a late date says:
Money continues abundant. Exchange on Exit•
land roles'at 11001101, and the steamer took out
mock less specie than was expected. The private
claims en Meath° hive been finally adjudicated, sod
the amount of about 13,200,000 is to be paid out of
the Sith.Tressury. There fa a good demand for
'Money, and the applicationa at the Banks are large,
but not more than equal to the deposits. The lines
of diecount are gradually extending throughout the
:Gentry. The quarterly statement of the city Banks
-,o(New York exhibits this restore quite proMinently.
The' increase of discount from 21st of December to
29th of March le about $2,500,000, say 67a millions
•agapiet 65 millions; while the decrtrue of specie in
$3,000,000, say 8,000,000 against 11,000,000, and
the decrease of deposits 2,000,000, say 38,000,000
against 40,000,000. The lots of specie was, for the
meet'part, by transfer to the Sub.Tressury.•
JOHNSTOWN, April 19th, 1851.
Mum. Harpa 4. Layton—Gents.: You will
confer a s special favor on_a friend by giving place
in your paper for the following. Oa the 14th in. ,
gent, as I was passing up the Pennsylvania canal
with my boat, which I have bein Captain of for
a period of years, below Johnstown, on the divi.
sion which S.. Bracken Esq. has charge of; there.
was a very serious break took place in the ern.
I bankment, and the opinion of quite a number
present was that the business must be suspended
for two or three days,' but to my great surprise, by
the indomnitable exertions anclin an agement of the
foreman, S. Bracken, who was on the spot at'once,
he passed the regular Packets, without any deten•
tion of the passengers, and in ten hours after passed
all the freight "busts:, - This was most astonishing,
end too much praise cannot be awarded to Mr. 8.,
and also CaptainPetere, for hie‘judiclousielection
in his foreman. Mr. Bracken is one of our' very
beat business men he is deserving of better things
from the democracy of Pennsylvania than that of
being made. Boss. A 'few men like bim on the
Weetern end, next to Pittsburgh, would be an
, : hotspr .: to,the Canal. Board and a great saving "to
tini.'tommonweielth:. While the most of Men
would bertbiokibii iboit mending a break, Bracken
woulaz*lii ; - BoArvar.
The Democracy of De laware county havainstruc-
Jadges GIIION and Bina--for the Sup
ted their delegete to the Judicial. Convention In favor, oC
The Delegates appointed to the Judicial Conven
tem Court.
lion, from Berke county, life instructed to eupport the
nomination of.the Hon,Wef. STIIONG for the Supreme
Bench. Mr:S. is a man of undoubted abilities, and
would do honor to the station.
--- The Norfolk Beacon says that the naval con
structor at the Gosport Navy Yard has recommended
that the Pennsylvania should go into dock jai Order to
ezarnineand repair her bottom. The Departnient has
been written to on the subject.
The Mali= (Indiana) Courier says that forty
freight can leave the river depot daily for varions points
on the Rail Road to Indianapolis, and the intersecting
roads.
Loid Viscount Houma has got possession of the
princely mansion and its lands of Ifillymoon, ono of the
findresidences in the conntyTyrone:' His Lordship paid
'194000. It yields 14,51.0 a year, Some time since the
• timber alone would yield 130,000.'
Hon. Rossitta.Bitown died in Cheshire, Mass., last
week, of Latium:nation of.the brain. He had been a:Pe;
mocratic Senator is the Massachusetts Legislature, and
was an able and useful man.
The fire at Honesdale, on Friday night, destroy •
ed about forty buildings in the buaiesss part of the town.
Tile loss is estimated at $159,000. •
The New Orleans Picayune says that SIGNORINA
Pomo' has been engaged b Mani, the empteaariO of
the liavacis opera troupe, to sing there next winter.—
Her engagement is for six month', at a salary of MI,-
The 28tia inst. has been fisedhpon fur renewed
trials to elect retiresentalives to Congress in the :Id, 4th,
and 7th districts of lilassachusetts. As these will be the
second trials under the new law, a plurality vote will of
course decide the elections.
Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, of °corgis, Je
cline, becoming a candidate for Governor, and =nom
mends Hon. H. Cobb, late Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives.
Aboy, who was sent to neguiro bow an old lady
named Mums was in health, asked her servant,
"Nellie mann, miaeat wants to know how old Mrs.
WILXIS is to -day," to which the latter replied, She is
Inuit seventy-four to-day." s
•-- A Western water thlnkr that a the proper way
of spelling tho is "though," and etc "eight," and bo
.Lbeau,. the proper way of spelling pat Inver is pougas•
eigalsaux.
An iron house, fora hotel, is about to be erected
in Philadelphia, in Third street near, Arch. It is five sto
ries high. Several iron warehouses are to be erected in
that city this simmer. The Iron bealness in this coon•
try will he immense in a few years trorn the iron braid
ings alone.
itlatsasta, E. IiOLLWAY, who was convicted 7
years ago at N. 0., of sualittg drafts on the U. S. Treas
ury from the Cutout-bon= in that city, and forging the
same, has been pardoned by the President. Hotta:tar
was sentenced to ten years imprisonment in the peniten
tiary, and to pay a fine of SlO,Otr/. He had served out 7
years of his terra.
The Joint special committee of the Legistaturo of
Massachusetts on thesubjectofeapltal punishment, have
reported a bill for the abolition of the death penalty and
providing that the offences punished by death under the
present code shall be punishable by imprisonment in the
State prison for life.
Tho spinners at Fall raver, Mass., umbering 3;
000 operatives, have been on a strike for the lost 21 wed*
against a redaction of wages amounting to 25 per cent.
Their laboring brethren in Massachusetts are contribut
ing to their support.
Governor Herr, of New York,las issued a pro
clamation, offering a reward of e3OO for the apprehen
sion of Edward Welch, Michael Sullivan, Cornelius
Shahan, and Patrick Cooney, charged with having kill
ed Wureor Crsistreors, a constable of Chataurpre county,
N. Y.
la Worcester, blimp., before the Supremo Comm,
AJAILIL Fairsamm and wins bay° obtained 81,000 due•
ages of Sam= EL Boaantous, for libel uttered against
Dirs. Fatima:nu sortral years sine e, t afore she was mar
ried.
--- At Dalaariecoilaollo.,cight ships,of between 900
and 1,200 tons vita, arc to Lo built this season. At Wal
dob Oro', at least fear ships aro to be built, and fall as Ina•
ny al usual at Bath.
Lieutenant Jotter P. Guns, of 'Wilmington, Dela
vnum, v iU leave for Norfolk this week, to Soin rho U. 9.
ship Plymouth, for a three years' emir: in the East
dies.
Mzura
ia:4i3,iis(2
177,377,185" 110.670.781
02421,10 45,963,955
30,60,.49 6,779,424
Hon. A. 0. P.:keno:non, of the Cam knot mem
ory, has been appointed by Governor Tnonoaes, of
Tesulesne, as. Chancellor of tho diddle division of tbm
State
01,373,520.74.5 1,1.63,731416
- At Roston, on Saturday, Jonn Basin,. charged
with stealing an umbrella and some other small articles
from a derailing house, wassentenced tette house of in.
dasuy for five months.
The."&marican Miller.ts the taco of n newspaper
Huffalo,devoted to the inapoc don of floor, milling and
aeientifiC intelligence.
The City Hotel in Lowell, Hass., was destroyed
by fire on Friday night, It was unoccupied.
The demand fcie first rate carpenters at Deters
burg, Va., the latelligencer of that place Sill, a very
great.
Plot to Overthrow alio Empire of Hayti.
By later adrices from Hayti, received in Boston,
we have a mote connected account of tho late plot
to overthrow the existing Imperial Government of
Hayti and to revastablish the Republic. Tho Boston
Traveller says:
4, In the first place, the conspirators wore blacks,
and not mulattoes. It 'appears that several exten•
sire robberies had occurred at Port an Prince and
Cape Haytien, and the government was convinced
that these robberies had something to do with a po
!Meal movement. Among others, the government
treasury was robbed of a large amount. Of course
the police there were wide awake to catch the per
petratars of these extensive and successful robbe
ries. It appear., according to the accounts, that on
a certain eight, one of the soldiers was robbed of his
shirt. Ho stopped a man whom he suspected oftbe
robbery, and instead of finding the stolen article,
found a large sum of money. The prisoner offered
his captor a considerable amount to let him go, bet
the officer °film guard, hearing the noire, came out.
The prisoner had then two mon to bribe—and while
be was about it, the police, who were not far off,
came op. Some reason led them to suppose that
the officer of the guard had a part 'of the money
which the prisoner had in hie poliession, and be al
so was arrested. In searching his residence, docu.
meat, were discovered which brought to light tho
whole conspiracy. It extended all over the island,
and maul leading blacks were implicated. In addl..
don to the arrest ofa large number at Port au Prince,
including ono or two of the Ministry, about one
hundred were arrested at Cape Rupee, including
several in office; also the Commismary of Police at
Genitives. At or near the capital, the Minister of
Public Justice and several of hi. fellow conspirators
have been shot; also several of those !Fleeted at
Cape Harlon. It is supposed that many more would
seller the penalty of death.
" Relative to the demand made by Com. Parker of
the Saranac, for damages for the illegal imprison
mint of Capt. Mayo of the Leander, we learn that
the Haytiea Government I:iron:Red him in 'abidance,
that they were willing to pay Capt. Mayo some corn.
ponsatiou, hot refused to give the aum demanded for
the detention of the vessel. This answer Corn.
Porter will report to the authorities at Wash.
ingtoo.
44 Wo bear that the Haytion government refuses to
pay the claims—to a largo amount and of long mind
ing—in favor of American merchants, to which Mr.
Green and more latterly Mr. Walsh has boon depu
tised to call their attention.
.... 3,646,628 94
....10,302,920 92
1,332,249 93
fityib!)#nsci anb
a - flippittp.
"Mr. Vi aleb, the American Coromlitioner, has left
the capital in the' steamer Water Witch for other
parts of the Island. What was the result of bleu°,
gotiationu in conjunction with the French and Eng
lish Coneulirto induce Soloque to settle the quarrel
between the Haytions and. Dominicians, is not cm
(Only known, but the story Iv that the project has
entirely failed. It was the general opinion that So
loque was never more powerful in the Island than
al itio present moment. He exhibits groat sagacity
in all his morcmente.o
czr Tho following eloquent extract is from DAN
WEBnTII , O rec Cot spoech at Boston : •
Gent!oaten, let us despair of nothing in behalf of
our country. We it growing in proapority. Wo
shall coo that tho returning sense of tho community,
the great principle of the lose of liberty—and wo
might add, and I would add, with all the emphasis
that I tan pour out of my heart—the love of Union,
will leOp us together. (Applause.) If I bad ion
thinned voices, if rconld speak so a. to be heard
on the shores of the Pacific, ff I could gather around
me tho w h o l e o ra l ' s ri ot motion, I would say, fellow
citizens, union, mama, UNION, now aid forever
(Greatrebeering.) -
•
• What are an these petty diitibetionaj :what aro
antilogn cavils, and questions, and sectional, quar.
eels. They are not the dust in the balanco. They
aro not fit to inhabit
.the heart of a true Americie,
for the heart of a tree American embrace' his wtiolo
country, and if it is not big enoogh for that:he
had better tear it out and throw it from his bosom.
(Applause.) • ,
MME
~-,i.
!..ri 1, 1 :7 .
Diestur ismil Barron.
The Richmond Whig, explaining a previous ar.
title in relation • tei the late Commodore Barron,
makes known the following particulate of what took
place between that officer and the lamented Dena.
tor, after the unfortunate duel between them.:
~"It might have been inferred from what we said
in reference to the duel bet Ween Decatur and him.
self, that the difficulty originated from a charge of
cowardice made by the former upon his conduct on
that occasion. This wan not so.- Shortly after the .
-.verdict of the court, which suspended him for five
years, Commodore Barron went abroad ead'did not
return to this country until some time after the close
of the war of 1812. It was in reference to this that
Decatur peed those disparaging remarks which led
to the - unfortunate duel between them. After the
exchange of shots, and when both were wounded—
mortally ;is was then supposed—they were brought
together by their friends, and mutual explanations
took place. Decatur asked him why he did net re
turn from Copenhagen when the war broke out and
take part in the struggle in which his country was
engaged. Commodore Barron replied that be was
really so poor that he hsd not the means to pay his
passage home. The gallant and generous Decatur
then said, why did you not tell me of this before—
no difference could then have occurred between us.
It is melaecholy to reflect that a misapprehension of
such a character should have caused the loss to his
country of one of her noblest defenders?,
gad Occurrence—Church Strut)lx by
Lightning—Lou of Llfe.
DArrrsixx, Ps., April 28.
About half past three o'clock yesterday after
noon, while the congregation . were assembled at
the Methodist Church in this place, and during
the exercises of prayer, immediately preceding
the reception of the'communion, the church was
struck by , lightning, the fluid passing down the
steeple, through the roof, and down a lamp.rod to
near the centre of the church, in the midst of the
assembly. One • lady, Mrs. George Penryl, was
instantly killed, and seriously injuring eight others.
Several others, who were 'seated in different parts
of the church, were more or less injured. The
steeple was shattered to pieces, and will have to be
removed. Severel'pews were also torn loose.—
The floor boards in several places were torn up.—
The outside door was much shattered. fhe build
ing is a very handsome one, and was but recently
completed.
Powder Mill Ezploslon.•Losl or Lire.
Mauna Canna, April 27.—The powder mill,
known as the Haulm') Mill? belonging to the
Messrs. Donnehgerg, and located in Mationiog Val
ley, about three miles from Lehighton, was blown
up on Friday afternoon. One men was instantly
killed by the ezploaloo, and several others were ea.
dewily Injured. The report of the esploaloo was
distinctly beard In this place. We aro Informed
that dile is the twelfth or fifteenth time that a elm i.
hr accident has encored to this establishment.
DIVIBION OF WXIITISOBISLAHD COSTATT..-Our
neighbors of Westmoreland are becoming divided
among themselves in regard to county matters, and
efforts are being made to split the county in two
by a line nearly following the Southern turnpike,
making the seat of justice for the one division at
New Alexandria, and for the other at Mount Plea
sant. It seems that a move has bean made for
the erection of new public buildings in Greens.
burg, at a cost of $BO,OOO to $100,000; and the
friends - of the proposed division contend that if
new buildings must be put up, the convenience
and Interests of the people would be advanced by
making them at different points, inasmuch as the
average distance of travel to court would be les
sened, and the tax would be lightened by private
subscriptions at the new county seats. A meet
ing was held in Bairdstown on last Friday, but it
MU not very largely attended, and after an address
from Dr. Speer in favor of the division, adjourned
until next Saturday. The project does not ap
pear to meet with mach favor in this portion of
the county; how ft takes in other sections we are
not aware.—B/aireilic Apatackiats.
Oman Eleturnontsui.—The names of tho pot.
sons arrested at Now Tork on Saturday for being
concerned to getting Op another Cuban expodition,
the papers state, arc Joh° L .C.Sallivae,
of Dr. Kcarnoy "town) Wm. T. Rogers, jr., (ee
phow of Dr. Einem) Captain Lewis, captain of the
steamboat Cleopatra, and formerly captain of the
Creole is the former expedition; Major Louis 9chia•
linger, ono of the Hungarian patriots; Dt. IMMO H.
Bennett, La old reaident of. How York; and Pedro
Sandlot, a Spaniard. '
Ton Conon Cnor.—Lotters from the South, mato
that the plant Is up and to a flourishing condition,
and Omagh the eights bare Inca cool, thero has
bean no treat to iojoro the young plants, a: there
was in the spring of last year, sod the year beloro
that. The high price, and great profit obtained by
tho planters, has stimulated the cultivation of agreat
quantity of land, and with a fair season we may
look fur a crop much exceeding that of any previons
year, and fully up to the ability of the wholo forco
of the plantations to gather and prepare for market.
The present downward tendency of pnces bide fair
to continue some time.
Fon can Woar.Va FAIII.—No loss than Moven
fine steamers will leave this country for England
during tho month able'', with living cargoes for the
great exhibition. The programme is as follows:
Steamer ' Fur From
May 6th, Humboldt, Southampton, New York
" 71b, Asia, Liverpool, If It
" 7th, Lafayette, i! Philadelra
" 10th, Pacific, . " New York
" 14th, Niagara; -- . " Bostoo.
" 15th, City of Glasgow, " • Phlladelre
" 170, Hermann, Southamptoo, Now York
" 21st, Europa, Livorpool, CI IS
" 240, Arctic, 04 II IS
" 213tb, Cambria, " BoatoD.
" 31st, Franklin, Southampton, New York
Bap Ilaws rot Pure MONOtile.—The Iron later.
est, says the Pottsville Register, is gradually im
proving throughoot the country, with a healthy
market, though us yet there has been but little ad.
since in price. Iron.producing establishments
which have been 'appended fin months past by the
depression of the market, are again being set in mo.
lion. This feet will give imaged vigor and tone
to the coal trade.
Notice.
ALL LOT HOLDERS or the Allegheny Cemetery
are informed that there will be no adminance to
the Cemetery hereafter on Sundays, except by special
tioket k which sea be obtained at the office on the
grounds. JOHN CHISLETT, Sop't.
Allegheny Cemetery April 30 1135t.—my9:d2w.
Lost,
ABOND deed in August, IBSO i drawn iiy_flamuel
McElroy to J. B. Hamilton, be for P.' 50. The
Bond is of no use to any person but tha g.,
undersigne d.—
The finder, by returning it, will oblige
J. 9. HAMILTON, •
Attorney at Law, Fifth street.
S YRUPS, &c.—Unti t l o rwood , s a t uTe e r LT : o n E r 3 l 7 o T ; ap ;
Strawberry Vinegar;
Lemon Sum, for rale by
WM. A. gi'CLIOIO & CO
USSENM23 AND EXTRACTS FOR BRAVING,
.C. 4 JELLIES, ICE CREAM, Ac—
Essence Lemon, Emend of Nutmeg,
do Vanilla, do Jain. Ginger,
do Rose Vanilla Beans
For sale by WM. A. M'CLURO tc ' CO.,
myl • 254 Liberty street.
C AROLINA CERITS—For sale b c r
sm. 111 , LUDO & CO,
Grocers sad Tea Dealer
B A in CO ato N;l an 4llTh al s t:i e viti ou g a . l7 er ea s re loo d S t riders and 9 des,
my 2 RING & MOORHEAD.
BUTTER AND LARD.—A few kegs in store and
for sale by Imy2l KING it 'MOORHEAD.
DECEIVED DY THE FIVE DAY .
Xi, 3 pieces °roman's green Cloth;
2 do super black French do;
d do light mixed Tweeds, of an entire new
style, for business coats
24 d o Chunorin a n cy Vesting, a new attic le;
and will be made to order is the best manner end on
the lowest teams at the Emporium of Fasbi_ ,on No 71
Smithfield/tram. D ol l] R. CHESTER.
GLOVES: GLOVES 1 GLOVES!—A splendid as
sortment of Ladies and Misses lisle thread and
sill Gloves, embroidered and Just received at
W. DALY le CO's
myil] Old Eetal;llebed Stickln: Store Fifth street
FLO • ••:.32 our;
Is super , ne
• 36 do extra Family do;
12 do Ryo do, on consignment and
(1nY2.1 RING & BIOORRE&D.
- DEATHERS—A prime lot in store and for sale_ by
my 2 KING &.1110OGREAD
WRAPPING A PER.-100 Reams medium rag ;
11) do doable do do,
on consignment'and for sale by
tr. - KING k MOORHE&D
IXOblll4 +—Conine=ly for eby
WM. DYER.
MOE
SOWED CASALIZIII. /MUMMY PpitpMlATipite.—The
South Carolinian chivalry, it is known, bait, recently
appropriated $300,000 for hictiOY .weapotts, and
some.-Matonichniatte yaokees have , got thejob to
make them—or a part of them,- at least:,
. . . ,
A - Iriand informs the editor of the Woonsocket
Patriiit that schteasitr,- Watery," or Milbury, Mum,
have obtained the contract for the mall arais,:ylz
eqoas makable 3,000 rides; and 2,000 - pistols. The
field artillery are to be made in South Carolina, and
the authorities were very antlouethat Messrs. Wa.
tors should manufacture the small arms there also ;
bat this could not be, and get the arms completed
within tho ,time allotted by the contract. *MCIISTB.
Watery, however, have contracted to establish the
armory in South Carolina, 'after the completion of
this order." - _
So the valiant souls who are going to dievolve the
Uainn, whip Uncle Sam and "the rest of matikind, ll
can't even manufacture their own guns, but :have to
travel all the way to old Matinachueette.
„
JEaxY Len arrived at Baltimore on Monday even.
ing last, and took aparunenta at Barnum , s City Mos
tel. The Sun states that Miss-Lind, in conversation
with, many outer friends In that eity, expressed her.
aelt highly gratified with her late, tour throegh the
south and west, being highly pleased' with the man.
uers, customs and scenery of the country. •
,
trr The undersigned persons are requested to come
forward of Monday, Mayy. sth, and show cause , `if any
they have, why I should not- obtain: license to'keep a
Public Hoare of Entertainment;
. • MOSES BFLAWDY.
mom or asusoltszaauctras as. moss • BLVWDY.
B Nabtes, Henry Rudolph, John tt Singer,
Wm B Nikely, D Yarnell, J A Speer,
R Rapp , Alex Speer, • Wm R Boggs,
James A IngraM, James C Wm Mercer,
W Bison, William Banton, And'w Hambers,
James Woodburn, Joseph Haley Geo W Burns,
Chas Thornburg, Wm Baker,Ti)
John C Nicholson, John F. Hull, Sautes Mackerel,
Robert Leh' Robert Gracy
my2:lt• . ,
[l3' karivictsLllisismocix !—Dr. Houghton't Pepati,
the litre iligutios Fluid, or Gain* :Nice, a great Tipp.
p epai a Curer, prepared from Rennet, orihe Patera Stem=
ach of the ac. after directions of Baron LUgaiti t by J.B.
HOllOlllO3, M. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
The art of making an dttntßaied Digestive /UK nada
pertomdng the process'of Digestion, out of the Stomach,
bas long been known to Physiological Chemkts. The
honor of the discovety belongs to a celebrated German
Chemist, who gave the name of Pepsin to the active prin
ciple of the Gastric Juice, which he obtained by macera
ting the lining membrane of the Di goy tine BLOM= b of the
Calf in miter, and precipitating the Pepsin from the solu
tion. - Dr. Pront, Dr:Pereira, and %%Gregory, in Eng
land ; • Dr. Beaumont and Dr.Dunglison, in Amenca ; and
chief of all, Baron Luau, have recently experimented,
ind written upon this singularly inure:den and curious
subject, and thrown much Light upon • the nature of the
Digestive process, in its chemical and physiological relit-
Dr. S. S. Houonron, of Philadelphia, has applied this
dlsc.overy to the cure of INDIGESTION and DYSPEP
SIA with astonishing success. It is impossible.to give the .
Scientific and other evidence of these facts - in the limits
of this advertisement. Let the afflicted call upon the
Agent, and get a descriptive sheet, gratis. It is one of
the greatest Scientific wonders of the day. QT. Every
bottle of the genuine Pepsin bears the written signature
of J. S. flotrorcron, fit D., Sole proprietor. Price, 'one
dollar per bottle.
See advertisement in another column.
Alassander Bradley, -
No:19 Wood Srea, between Pity and Second,
(ezent ow THE GOLDIN NOVE,)
IiirANUFACTURER OF EVERY, DESCRIPTION
.Lad. OF COOKING STOVES, of the most approved
patterns, and such as will render the best satisfaction.
Also Parlor Stoves, amongwbich will be found. Jew
ell tc Root's celebrated folding door Parlor Stoves ,•
Egg Stoves; Radiators ; Pliant]. Stoves plain and
fancy Grates, (to which we Invite the attention of
belblers);Tea-ketims; Hollow-ware; Wagon boxes, Ere,
to all of which we invite the attention, of dealers be
fore purchasing elsewhere. [m92
BennoWs Monochromatic Depository.
No. 73 Third Street.
!MIMI iti4--aro3 , PAEXTINGIS.
Tho Garden. of Clethsemene The Cemetery of Scutari.
MEE
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Isapqrtaut to Dyipopticsi
For sale wholes lie and Proßibrines prices by
KEYSER & 'DOWELL,
140 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Now Books: Now Books k
;UST RECEIVED AT WAIVE. PERIODICAL DE,
IP POT, No. 6$ Fourth street—
The International Maga4ne for May. This is the,
paragon of ell the mouthiir.s. -
Eugene See's loaf and best work—The Mysteries of
the People ; or the History of a Proletarian Family ;
Boston Shakspeare, No 37—contents:.Hamlet;
Blackwood for Apra
The Philosophy of Spiritual Interconse, being an ex
planation of Modern Mysteries, by Andrew /actual
Davis; -
Woman's Friendship, a story of Domestic Life, by
Grace Aguilar;
The Vale of Cedars, by Grace Aguilar;
Living Age No. 333;
Rebell and Tories—a Revolutionary Legend, by
Lawrence Labree Esq ;
The Complete Kitchen. a.nd Fruit Gardener;
Complete Florist, or Plower Gardener ;.
Knowison's-Complete Farrier, or Horse Doctor;
Rnowlson , a Complete Cow and 'Cattle Doctor,: far
popular and general use—Price 25 cents. laiy9
Country Seat Tor Bale.
0131. ACRES; sintatod in Peebles township, on the
ti." 3 Braddock's Field Road, about 300_yards from the
Turnpike and * mile from the Railroad Depot in Wil
kinsburg, one of the most desirable locations offered,.
Acso—Si.tty. Building Lots, adjoining the Railroad
Dow In Wilkinsburg, and fronting on the turnpike
road. Enquire of J. P. Horbaeb, 193 Liberty street,oi
the iabscriber, near the premises. -
my 2 at A. *MADAM.
To School Teachers.
fHERE willbe a meeting of the School Directors of
ir Upper S. Clair township on. SATURDAY the 24th
o May, at School House No. 0, in said township, for
the purpose of examining Teachers. ,
Schools be open sir months—wagesS2o,oo. •
By order of the Board.
torMtwe - CHESTERFIELD ROBB, Secty.
Agile aural atatlae.
THEBoard a/ Managers of the A ll egheny County
Agricultural Society are -requested to meet in the
nem Court House, in the City of Pittsburgh, on
WEDNESDAY . , the 91st day of ?lay ensuing, at 10
o'clock A. U. The punctual attendance of every mem
ber is particularly desired at this meeting, as the inter
ests of the Society are deeply involved in the action of
the Board at this time. *. .
my2e2tw J. E. M'CABE, Preet.
Pitts • urga Theatre.
A CARD.
IT is resmetfully announced that Miss OATEN
!. PORT'S BENEFIT, and positively ber last night
but one, will take place on Friday Beating, 2d. May,
when she will appear in her intense character of
MESTA, in Sheridan Knowles , new Play of the Mate
or Masuincrarl ; and to support ber on this occasion,
Mr. Davenport will perform General !Claimer.
try' Box Book now open. ' tmyt:2t
TUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS—
Black and colored French Cloths ;
Light colored fanny . Casslmeres ;
Black French Casmmeres ;
Fancy Silk Vestings ;
Bud and white Marseilles Vesting;
Jenny Lind Vesting, at B. hr t ARGUST , B,
myL2t No 155 Wood st
Front Brion and House Mo.
frHE undersigned is now manufacturing, at his Steam
I Brick Press, in Birmingham, the handsomest Front
Brick, for houses, ever produced, which he will sell at
one-third one•half less than hand•roade, possessing
perfectly even, square edges, and a smooth,potirkerf sur
face; they catch no dust or soot, and preserve a hand
some, clear, briiht appearance, as seen in Rev. Mr.
Knek's Cbarebisantb Pittsburgh — the contrast between
it and other buildings being very visible. The brick
now making are much 'opener to the former. The front
of anything like a genteel house should be of pressed
brick, the additional expense being so trifling.
Certificates in my possession, from Government Offi
cers, Agents and Architects, who have used similar
brick extensively, certify to their superiority In strength,
durability, resistance to frost water, fire &c.
HOUSE TILE.
Also'manufacturing, a superior satiate of Tile, pro
nounced by'an eminent English• Architect, eupenor to
Slate, and furnished_atabout one-balf the expense. •
COMMON BRICK
Also, 300,000 Common Brick; strength, durability,
he , guaranteed. Price 53i/ 0 11000, et the Works.
myl . ISAAC GREGG.
DEAD THIS CERTIFICATE
.L "1 tun glad tried Watts , Nervous Antidote. For
three years - 1 have been alfiieted . with nervous head
ache, low spirits and a bad cough. .1 took but one tea
spoonful, and in one hour was entirely relieved of the
headache and low spirits. I took - another spoonful the
next night, since which time Ism like a new man in
Atli strength. AUGUSTUS WAL GOETZ."
Watts'lgervons Antidote is sold -at No. 50 Smithfield
street. Price $1 bottle..
- rnVl . L. CUTHBERT.
is BABBITT'S EFFERVF,SCINO D . OIIIPCIUND.--Th
a OA and convenient subsutute for:yeast, and
will keep in any climate. Directions for making prewar
tea cakes, ecc.,on the wrapper._ For sale
A y
soNEs,
DABBITP , B PATENT SOAP POWDER—Warranted
D not to rotor injure the clothes. Price 12k cent; per
paper. For sale by (apr29) JAMES A. JONES.
PATENT STARCH POLISH—For sale by
a . r2O JAMES A. JONES
XNGLISH AND IRISH TEAS.-The subscribers
have just received an tavola° and will hereafter
keep a constant supply of the above class of Teat, The
flavor of which is so generally pictured by persons
from the a Old Country? awl by many others. , Trice
The house which has been advertising an exclusive
monopoly of these Teas, cahoot continue to do so with
*have also on luind a large isiortment of Fresh
Teas, of all gradea and of every description, which We
believe cannot be excelled in Pittsbunh
AVM: A. micarito tc. co, r.
Grocers and Tea Dealerit
A I fi t amesr7 7 ' 7—
: . l2: da 14ECall's If; - •
Far sale at madame price'. ."
npr2B WM- DYER.
James nose Eintriareau t
ATTORNEY AT LAM
thrirzcs, No, 120 Ron= Stamm, Prnoeueoa
aazdt._ng.
APEW GEN/Ul.. BOARDSRS - dau beaccammo
dam ,d t atTllcatioa be made soon,M N 0.20,
cornet , of Rand and Fayette streets. CaPiZialar
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COLUMBUS INSURANCE:: COMPANY
Fire and marine. •
tcoLumßrrs,.osto.
BEAUS ADAMS, Jr., President.
D. ALEXANDER, Seeretar/.
DIEINCTOIS.
Thomas:Moodie, '
N. H. Swayoe,
D Alexander, •
L S. Ide,
O. H. Clarke,
C. M. Lee,
D. Adams. .
The undersigned, as Agent of the above substantial
and well known Company, insures property of every
description, against loss or damage by fire. Also, against
the perils or inland navigation.
IL BEESON,__Agent,
(Mee to Waterman's Warehouse,
No. 81 Water street, Pittsburgh;
D. Adams, Jr.,
Joseph Whitetail,
P. Hayden,
M. S. Sollivant,
John Graham,
Win. Miner,
Shirleysburg, Huatingdon Co., Pai - liirch 4,'Sl.
3.M. Bier: Dear Sir—Your . Petroleum is* working
Wonders in this vicinity ; therefore, we would thank
yon to send us two dozen by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
We are entirely out, and it is being inquired for almost
every day. YOlMl,TOSpeetillily,
• JOHN LONG & CO.
• Hayesvilie, Ashland Co., Ohio,hlarch 10,'51.
S. Kier : Dear Sir—Your Agent, a law weeks since,
left with us four dozen Rock Oil, which we have sold.
Please forward to ns six dozen immediately.
You medicine is working wonders in this region.—
We can obtain several excellent certificates, if you lt
!Ile
sire them. Yoars, W. W W.. 14.11 -
For sale by Keyser & WDowell, 141) Wood street; It.
E. Sellers, 57 Wood street ; B. A. Fahnestock & Co.,
corner of Wood and Front streets • D. M. Curry, D A.
Elliott, Joseph Douglass, and H. P. gchwartz li All i Veny.
Also, by the proprietor, 3.
lapin • Canal - Basin, Seventh st., Pittsburgh.
• 111 A• •
eMr - • Menus above Hoard of Trade -Roorrus, corner o
Third end Wood streets. • • (apr2B
LE7- LUNCII served op at the St. Clair Ilotel Bar
'every day, at 11 o'clock.
apr26 (City Dailies copy.).
.Wno would not rather enjoy the plehitures of health
and the agreeable consciousness of welithelug, to the
griping pains of disease—the bitter continuance of ill.
health, and the chilling thoughts of never recovering!
Bat, of all diseases, who is not most anxious to escape
a disease of the Lungs! The very idea of falling a
victim to Consumption, sends a tremor to the heart
strings of life. Bat, ob ! how joyous the thought that
ME and HEALTH is still taw own, when just before, De
spair had spread her dark canvass over us.
Such, kind reader, are the pleasurable sensations ex
perienced by hundreds, whe, by the use of Dr. Wistar 2 s
Balsam of Wild Cherry, have this dire disease slowly,
but surely ,driven from their system—and health,rosy
health, again restored to their hutgabshingbodies.
Beware of counterfeits and base Imitations.
117. See advertisement. iaprl2
Sarsaparilla es. lOaziehalaggia.
Soon after the introduction of the herb Canadeigud
into this country, it was found that as an anti-scorbutie,
febrifuge, and ton ic,it was far superior to the best Brazi
lian Sarsaparilla. In Liver Complaint", Scrofula, and
Pulmonary erection', it was administered with marked
success. The qualities we have named it retains in all
their strength when combined with Diemen and 'Tar,
in the form of Dr. Ragan' Syrup of Liverwort, Tar, and
Canthulagua. The demand far this great nuti-Consamp
tive medicine is enormous, and constantly increasing a &-
necessary result of its erects. The limits of on enure
newspaper would be inadequate to present the evidence
in its favor, which, without solleitauon, has ac cumulated
in our hands. For that, and other information we must
refer the searcher after truth to the pamphlets distributed
gratuitously by oar Agenut Sec also long advertisement-
B:r Consumers of wines are Invited to read In another
column the card of Jacob Snider, Jr.'s cheap .wine store
57Walnut street. Philadelphia, fcbl4:dly
SHAKER SARSAPARILLA,
THE GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE
IT PREVENTS DISEASE-PROOF:
A Cann Savicol Coruna Can.-The following evi
dence is only one of thousands of similar character,
and conclusively.proves that Dr. Howe'a Sarsaparilla is
one of the most effective remedies ever discovered
Dr. Howe —Dear Sir. hly son, when about six
months old, broke out with that dreaful disease, ;Screw.
tout Sores, over the face and body; and for two years
and a hall I tried every means :hat could be suggested
by my (rinds. I also had the advice of six or seven of
the best physicians in the country, without effecting a
cure, and I almost wished the little sailerer dead, that it
might be freed trom its pains. During the last six
months the sores were so distressing and painful, my
self and wife were up with it night and day, for weeks
together, and we had given up all hope of ever wising
oar little one: At length, a friend advised us to try your
Shaker Sarsaparilla. Reluctantly I triad it, and I have
reason to bless God for it, tor, id a very shirrs store, it heal
ed up the :cm, so that there is scarcely even a scar to
be seen. We only regret that we did not hear of and
commence using it sooner, as we are satisfied it would
have saved a great deal of suffering and expense. The
child is now well and hearty. We do aneesitnangly
consider your Shaker Sarsaparilla one of the best pre
.
partitions now in use. JOHN STANSBURY, •
Rose, between Front and Secoad sta.
This it Meanly Sarsaparilla doss acts in ida Liter; Ka
mp and Blond, at thesame time, whet renders it altogetip ,
sr mote valuable to =try
. ont,partioulark Penulks.
Dr. Massey, Periffssor in the Ohio afedwa/ College, says
the Silakerprepanntans are truly valuable; and recommends
own to the public.
No hisicoar—no P 01.50310116 Drugs as
de Shaker SarraparOa.
Remember, it u warranted to be purely and entirely
Vircrabte, and as a Female and Fannly medicine it has
no equal.
Be swre you enquire forrDr. S. D. Hotri's Shako
Sarsaparilla, -
Price el per bottle, and slx bottles for 55. •
Dr. S. D. HOWE & CO.,
Proprietors, •
No. 1 College Hall, Cincinnati, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
For sale by our Agents.
J. ecl/00NYMILB. EC CO.; li. W. Allan, A. litsca, Join
Monsxy J. M. , Prowrisann, Wallas! JACKSON and J. A.
Jeans, Pittsburgh; D. A. trasona, Allegheny ; tV. H.
Mae/nu-tan, Manchester; P. Cluoatn, Brownsville;
and Druggists generally. Also, by HOWE & CO., Pro.
priators,No. 1 College liall.Cineusnani.Ohio. • lOUS •
During -these sudden changes of the weather,
colds, coughs and diseases of tbe Lungs and Tnrcat,
are more prevalent than at any other season. We ad
vise persons so affected to procure at once, Jaynes Ex
pectorant, which always relieves& cough or tightness of
the chest or throat, or the difficulty ot breathing. .Try
it. To be had at the Pekin Tea Store, SS Fifth street.
n ~~~ ~~ ~-yyY rv~
CITIZENS' INISIIItAIicsk COMPANY.
OP PIITIIIIIII6II.
C. G. HUSSEY. Area1.......-W. MARKS. See , y
Offt.co—No. 41 Mar( g n i,' Workouts of C. H. Grant.
OTen Company-Is now prepared to insure all kinds
ets, on Houses, Manufactories, Goods, Merchan
dise in Store, and in Transim Vessels, &c.
An ample guaranty fcrr the ability and integrity of the
Institution, Is afforded in the character of the DirECIOTS,
who extra!! citizens of Pittsburgh, well and favorably
known to the community fo r the ir prudence, intelligence
end integrity:
Dnrccroas—C. G. Hussey, Wm. Baga'ey, Earl ,
mer, Jr. Walter Bryant , Hugh D. Si no, Edward Heazel
ton 2.. Kinsey S. llarbeugh, S. M. 'Kier: marl2at
Associated Firemen's Insurance Compa.
ny of the Olty of Pittsburgh.
W. W. DALLAS, Prelet.—ROßEßT FINNEY . , Seeyi
Will insure agatrat FIRE and MARINI. RISKS
()rill kinds.
Irks in Alanonsaksia Man, Not. L 4 and 125 Watt r rt.
W. W. Dallas, Rody Patterson, R. H. Hanley, R. B•
Simpson, Joshua - Rhodes, C. 11. Paulson, W m.
. M. Ed.
Gregg, trbawyer,h. A. enrAn as . h O ut o l iutti al . "Cal lingw(Pece2Oß
g7Oaa Fellows' 1111, Odeon ButtainF,Fotert4
street between Wood and Smiatfie struts.—Ptusburgt•
Encampment, N 0.2, meets lit and 3d Tuesdays °fey . "
month.
Pittsburgh Degree Lodge, No. 4, meets .'d end 4,b
Puesdays.
bleettanies' Lodge, No. 9, meets ever; Thursday
evening.
Western Star Lodge N 0.24, meets e wry Wednesday
evening.
Iron City_Lodge, islo.lfe.lrneets every Monday ev'og.•
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 7.9 . meets every Friday
'waning.
Zoceo Lodge,No.3l*, meets every Thursday e st a i ng ,
at their Hall, einver of. Smithfield and Fifth streets.
Twin City Lodge, No; 241, meets every Friday even
ing. Hall, corner of Leaooek and Sandusky streets,
Allegheny City. , may2ikly
ErAlagerona Lodge, I. O. of O. F.—•ThoAn:
geeing' 1.,04g5, No. 299 , 1 . O. of 0. F. 7 meets every Wed.
cagey evening in Washington Hall, WooZI at. (ja4:ly
O. or O: 1 0 ,—Place ot Meeting, Washington
Hill, Wood street, between Stb and Virgin Alloy.
Prrotstraoa Lonna, No. ;rill—Meets every Tuesday .
reciting.
Mincadwan EscAnirwatit, No. 87—hlaets Ist and 34
Friday °teach month.. kar2S-1v
!
N o t l oo...TheJomunnsurnTanoasSocurrY,of Pitts,
burgh and Allegheny, =wets on the second Monday o•
every
launi month at the Florida Houst Market at.
Folra 4 UNGIIL, Secretary.
OFFICE OP .THE • • •
* ASSOCIATED FIREIIEN'B . COMPANY
.. 110- Books will be open at the Office of th e Company,
Nor 124 and 125 ilf . anortgaltdst Hours, Warr strew, foram
purpose, of reeeivrg subscription; for Two Thousand
shares of the Capital Stock of said Company, on Tow
day, :As 15th instant.
By' order of the' Eoard of Directors, •
upril ' W. W. DALLAS, Prset;
•
J Doguerreotypaik :• •
NlllllO3 et. Co. would respectfully announce to tho
citizens of Pittsburgh, Alleghtny and vicinity, that they
have had a large Operation Room, with a Glass Roos
and Went, built and anangea expressly for the purpose.
of taking Daguerreotype Likenesses. The best Da.
guerreotypes, on the best material, are taken at this s* ,
tablishmen; ander the special superintendence of the
prwrietars.
The arrtuigement enables them also to take Family
Groups, Cristo , number of persons, in the most perfect.
manner. •
Likenesses of sick or aiseaved persons, taken irrany
pan of the cuy.
Gallery at the Lafayette nal; Fourth street, corner of
Fourth and Wood streets. Entrance on Fourth - .street.
fehltly • •
BA coN—eopoo rm. iitla t imperior cot and cored,
city smoked ; WOO Eh. Snottlders do do
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EMEMES
'2lnuttemthi.
Atheneum EitlUt
WUI Open Ms Evening, May 111, 1861, r
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fIe.W.ORTHIS GRAN D
OLD, coraPAMY,
Consisting orDancing, Comic Singing, National euridrel
cattiest &c., &e. Ohauge of performance etch totonint
Admittance 23 cents.
UY For particulars see small bills. fa:l7l
THEATRE*
Fifth Street, &diem Wood and SnatiVeld.
JOSEPH FOSTER Liam AND MAXIMO.
.ansterrarross--First Tier and Parquette,so Cents; 8 w:"
ond and Third Tiers, 25 cents; Colored Gallery , "25 cents.
Private Boxes,"eack,7ll,o°. .
DoOrs:open at 0} o'clock; Curtain rises at 7 o'clock.
T nenefit of Mies DAVENPORT, and positively
her !tut night bat one.. Mr. Davenport will appear.
FRIDAY EVENLNO, May 2d, the performances irlD
commence withthe_playor
THE BairOB4.mARIENDORPT.
The whole to ezuelode with •
A LOAN OF A LOVER,
Hr. Neyent.a Danznig and Waltzing
Academy.mat WiSkin* H.U.
MR. MEYENT, - Prcitestor of Dan. ,
r.... i i f * a l n lnf o r mrmft rpifigri k .1`1) lif st w z; 73 I
that his Classes are now formed, and
that he can take a fear more pupils, only daring this
week. Alter which the classes will positively close.
• Classes for young ladles and Masters en Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at 4 o'clock ; and Ibr Gentle
men at 8 o'clock, P. M. Terms moderate. For farther
panictdars please call at his residence, '.ll Fifth street.
Greenwood , Gardens. .
%IBM Sl7/11118/1 RBT/LBAT is now open for the ee
l. commodatlon of vislters. The beauty of the place
has been .mach Improved, by the' addition of choice
Shrubbery and Rowers. A large eollecuon of ever
blooming Plants and , Zhnibbery, of the cLolcest kinds,
are kept for sale on Ma premises. Ice Creams„ Fruits,
&0., kept in the Saloons as tunaL Poquels taste:lllly
put up at short notice. •
The neat and comfortahlestmtinhoitiChlettaln, leaves
the landing, between Pitt street and the Old Allegheny
Bridge, at the beginning of every hour—from 9 °Week;
A., until 10 P. AL - One eglnt trip every evening, at
7} &Clock.
Strangers visiting the Smoky City, are invited to pay
a visit to this perfect Flower Garden.
The Garden is kept on Temperance piiiteiples, and
closed on Sunday. • • .' 111414
Now and Faablonalble:GoOdo.
TUB? RECEIVED at BOOSTER ',f• GIZEBBLEV
og Bee Hive Clothing Store, No. 225 Liberty street, a
tare and splendid easement of the - latest styles of •
Spring'and Summer Goods, which we -rite prepared to •
manufacture to cider, in a style unsurpassed in this city,
and at extremely low prices. ' - • • _
We have on hand a large assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, made to t6e best ond most fash
ionable manner whichwe are determined' to sell very
low for cash . e.ountry merchants, and those who buy
wholesale, will find It to their advantage to dill and ex
amine our stock, before purchasing. [apr7din
Whig,
Journal, Clarion'Demoorat, Mercer
Whig, Meadville Sentinel; Greenablugli Republican,
Washington Firsmbter, Steubenville Union copy to
the amount of 81; send paper to advertisers, and charge
this Office.
IatUFHPY THE BLOOD.—The bear and cheapest ma
&eine for this purpose is -Dr. Holly's Balsam of;
Wan boo and Sarsaparilla. Puce .25 cents per bottle.
Sold by . S. L; CUTELBEET,
apr23 . 50 Smithfield street,
OODW tt.D. • JAGIraIaRGYA
DEALERS IN . AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BOORS;
STATIONERY, ETC.. ' '
-274itd' Street, Pail Offes Buildings: 434ky
BCMlLS!—Woodward oclelley, 73 Third street Post
Office BoiMingo, have on han d a choice selection of
American and Eeglieii pitblications--boimd audio.. num
bers. Also, Stationery,
Booksßooks neatly bound in every style. rant*.tf.
Htd it TONIC.—Tue superior qualities of thiserilde
can only be truly tested by.a trial. It alum the. .
pores of the akin, causes a healthy actiod ofthe nerves,
entirely frees Ilia hair tram Scurf and -Daridnf, hu a
tendency to make the hair curl. The harshest hair
Must bow to its power, and change to a softheithey and"
glossy state. To ladies the Tonic is invaluable, the bale
can be dressed In any. required form 'so as to preserve
Im place, either plain or in earls. Its perfume Is invig
orating and pleasant, and is free hoar all greasy sub
stances, which adds so much to its sterling worth.
Sold onlyat, WOODWARD. tr. JELLEIPS,
apr3htf . . Ni. 'Third Piestmiu Pa.
• day Day• at larecaaroaEl.
yEuirs BRASS BAND will give. TWO GRAND
jOO CONCERTS in Greenwood Gardeaa,on Thu nifty,
May lst, Commencing at o'clock in the afternoon, and
8 o'clock In the evening. • •
'Adminaace 10 cents children to the afternoon Con
nen 6.centa. .. • - • • -
The steamer Chieftain leave* her landing, between
Pivatrectend the old Allegheny Bridge at 9 o'clock, A.
ta., and at the beginning of each bonr until 10P. M.
la ease of unfavorable motuher thn Concert saltine:we
off on Friday, tfte 25. • lan=
ItentovaL.
SKEYS respectfully Informs his friends and th e pub
. lie generally, that ha has taken the stops fenuterly
occupied by P. HrniltEß, two doors from the old slice
and removed his stock of Shoes= the Ist of April, and .
will be pleased to see his old elastomers, (and eels
friends), et THE NEW STORE; where a complete as - -
sottment of Ladies', Misses' and Children's sum, or •
our own make„and. latest, styles, will be kept con.'
sternly on hand and made to order. Also, tiw,best as
sortment of CifILDREIVS SHOES in the cants:ill aL.
ways be found 'on hand. , Partlenlar anuntioaVabi .
making FANCY, BFIOE9, for 8 ails; Partiesoto. t •
Ladies having soil or tender feet, by leavlig their
measures, can, as - wer feel confident, have comfortable:
and handsome Shoes made. We would partietdaHy gug ,
geet to them to CALL AND THY Ad-work onleted,
net°, ladies can rely Oltheeleget the time promised.
• apt3o:3l " • No.lo Fifth street; Firtsliares.
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devonta. Wsrd Property. .
FOR SALD—TiO eo detirable Building Lott, each 20
feet front on Overbill street, by - ICAO - deep.' 'nil**
perty, of CO feet from, pleasantly satiated *bout
feet from Centre Avenge, which Is nowcd, and
would do well for alamily retddenee, afro ample
room for gardens, play-grounds, &o.; or a a gat lot
can be half applied for .
• "'" CUraBEIIT, Gang Aes
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myt • - . • 50 Smithfuld.sr
D 11-0- if f -15
IV. B. comer of•hfccrici wart
fiftgirmn p nirdsu —Established in 11340.
• I • ••• Now lncorponued Ly the Le- .
r ature of Peunsyiv • a, with Collegiate Posrets ind
Pretidinit-42 DUFP,Protessor Dock-IfeePing awf 4
Commercial Science. - • • • • •,•
N. EL HATCH, Hag , Professor of Mercantile Lc h w.
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, the most sec oniplishee pe n .
mow west of the•thenntains, Professor of Per: men thip.
Upwards of eighteen years' experience tali,. then
extensive toreign and domestic shipping, tr . .., ece th e pro.
primer of this establishment en experielme in ma rl i n
others for the counting bouse,polsirssed but by few
teachers cif Book Keeping in the cermtry ; and all who
aspire to the highest rank as aecorlotants, are requested
to call and examine his arederitials from upwards of
an. Bankers, Merchants and Accountants in
this city, as also the emphatic feCODlMenditlmui of this
Americas Institute, the , Chamber of Commerce, and
Many of the leading trerchants, Bankers and Bank
Officers of the City of Now York, appulded to his North
itatoricau Aecormuutt, and Western Steambou Ae
. 44,
Summar .13loorzsban Flerwriras •
PHE subscriber offers 'far sale on extensive variety of
L MONTHLY •PLOWERVIO gi.LtiTs, suitable foe •
planting in the yards and Glar.ltas of the cities, corn-
Posed in Pan of amnty sow...id' Scummier BlOomung Vey
mons, containing some:'n; e vr brilliant varietiest--ptice
from el to SAX per do s, t.flelitrapeslll,Bo per dozens
Fver -Illoornmg f rom 82,23 tog7,soyser dozen, ac
cording to size; saeranlums, Faaheaut,,lfi Plants,
ke, ate.i Dldd„rts, composed of the fi nest fre e
e blooming
smu t from_ to !VP peedekzetl.,
o meral.eit at our stand;in Market; orbyinail to Pitts
burgh T i'ost Ohne, wilt be promptly attended to.
_ s o."29:two •- - .SASIES WARDROP.
New Illooksl New BOOfki I
IarALL, No. 83Fourth street, halt jar .reeelved the
following new works I • :
ze International Magazine for May. This is the para.
gen of all the Monthlies; • ••. . •
Boston Shaltspeare No. 37—conteots Ramie; Prince . ;
of Denmark ;
Living Age, No 362;
London Pooch of April 12; '
Rebels end Tories—a Revolutionary Legend--by Law
•
rence Labree, Eso.; . • .
The Complete Riteheia and Fruit Garden ; •,.
The Complete Florist or Flower Garden;
Knowlsoles Ohmplete Farrier or Horse Doctor;
,
Knowlson's Complete Cow and Cattle Doctor=Gr
populsir and general nee.' Fric.e 25 cents. ,[spat
rri OFFICER, Agent of Real Estero and Writer of
L. Deeds, fdortgages, Bonds, Articles of Agreement,
4.0., N 0.63 FiAh street, between -Wood End Smi th field
streets.. (arra.'
D&L,v & CO. Latenets 'ready ter sale &large
. end well eelectcd stock of Spiting and.flummer
Rosie ry in all Its branches. They world direct pante*.
lar attention to their stock of Gentlemen's cotton half
Hose,. with Merino and Silk feet • , they are of the best
materials and workmanship, end " for comfort as ta. stun
raer Sock, cannot be equated. 'W: D. & Co have .also
on hand Gents I.lrulerl.rts and' Dra wens iri cotton, silk,
and merino • Childrens' Hosiery of all descriptions, at
the old established Stocking *or ifiOh'snacti between
Wood and Marken .
Journal copy. • • • '" Mil
2( LABORtftS ,WANTED—AIay,re, number o'
If Ur CARTS and STONE MASON'S,: Apyty on
the Line,near the . Steubenville Tur_opike t abmit four
miles from Ifittsbnrsh._. - ' NEB
apYJPIt• • . es.
T ' ' :.non e U. tra of Me • ono Gene
Quarter Sestfons of tho Peace In and for the County
of Allegheny , .
The !mutton of T...NEE'L, of Tareinturi Bormigtt,
in the Coact,. aforesa i d humbly - sheweih, , The you
petitioner bath provided !emelt with matetials for
the accommodation of it/meters and others, &t his deed.
ling !muscle the aforesaid 'borough, and prays Marione
Honors will be pleased to pint an license to keep m
anthem house of entertainment. And your petitioner, at
in duty Denton, willpray. T. NEEL.
We, 'dm subscribers, citizens of Aforesaid Betrottgki
do certify that the above petitioner is of good vepttio tor
honesty and temperance, and le well provided •erlth
house room and conveniences for'the accommodation
and lodging of strangers and travelers, and that dant I¢oerata necessary.:- -
lames Boyd, lames Boteland, Robert bl'AL s t a l
81'Call, James Bannes,James Buss j e Atm .. k o b v
M
Harvey, Robert Ha% Alexander :./.1.61. Roge rB,3u,
hones
I.I3TLESTON,TEXTMit rorViullUis, Bose and Lemma
for flavoring Ice C
- items, Jellies Custards, &e:. for
Solo by • • • Jal4l6 4.. JONM,
apn29 ' - • corner Liberty and Hand las.
: i ittt.—.o 3 Ices. No 1 for sate.
arise
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