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-51 ""' Com. v, Reined Parker and Peter Shoemaker, for
etthapiracy in defrauding the public by uttering
'counterfeit money.
Finnegan for Com. and Darragh and Cochran for
, 'defence.
Mrs. Gardiner -sworn—Reside on Third street in
. • this city i saw Mr. Parker and Mr. Shoemaker in
eay hone together once in March last ; they were
there separately frequently; I opened the door of
the room where they were, and saw them sitting at
the table together. ShoemakeP had some paper
money on the table, but I was not near enough to
see it. When Shoemaker came out of the room I
asked him for some money which he owed me fol.
board, as ho had so much; be replied that it would
be of no use to me, as it was Minerva Ann Johnston
money (she le knovre, as a passer of counterfeit
moner ; there most have been hundreds of dollars,
but.' don't know the exact amount. Shoemaker
said that the money could be bought fel. 15 cents
on the dollar.
Mrs. Lilis stnorn=Am a daughter of Mrs. Gar.
diner's . ; saw defendants at her house in January
Jul, they were at a table. Money was counted out
-by whom dont know, but It was Merl by Mr.
Shoemaker; I saw the top bill of the pile, it was a
$lO note on the State Bank of Ohio; it was similar
to thii (a counterfeit which bras exhibited to wit
eels). Shoemaker stated that he had bought the
' package at 15 cents on the dotter; heard Shoe.
maker say it was some of Miss Johnston's money;
don't understand the meaniag of that; he said it
was coneleileit, and something about giving it to
Minerva Ann Johnston to pan for him.
blieervaAnn Jobas:on,stoorn.—Am well acquaint
ed with Mr. Shoemaker, but not an well with Mr.
-Parker, but have seen him before; saw Mr. Shoe
, • maker first at Mrs. Johnston's bone in Mulberry al.
ley, Bayardstown. Hare purchased counterfeit mon
ey from Shoemaker, an passed some for him, ante.
times 1 got half for passing it, and sometimes $6
out of $10; he furnished me with notes to pus on
. the sharers, some of them were en the State Bank of
Ohio:never saw Mr. Parker but once; don't know
anything Ant him but from hearsay; et different
-times I have got from Mr. Shoemaker about $lOO.
Crest•Zreasfried.—Havo been arrested twice for
pining counterfeat money and was induced to tell,
in order to savemyself; 1 found that I had been de
serted; that my child was without the means of sup
port and no other alternative remained for me.
'The evidelree for the. Commonwealth here closed.
- The defence called a number of witnesses who
• - testified to the good character of Peter Shoemaker.
The jury were addressed by Messrs. Darragh and
Cochran for defence, and Flannegan for Common
wealth.
The Court adjourned before charging the jury.
U. S. Drszarar Comm— Wednesday, May 7. Be lore
Hon. Judge Irwin. The U.S. a. Henry Wheeler
was again resumed this mornieg.
The jury wero addressed by David Reed, Esq.,
for the U. States, and Mr. Robb for defence.
The jury returned a verdict of Guilty. The pri.
goner was remanded for the prevent.
The U.S. o . J a ckson Corriston and Tbomu H.
.
Scott, for Rasing counterfeit coio.
Sweetzer and Reed for the U. States, end Col.
Black and Mr. Rorke for defence.
A motion was made by defendants , counsel to
quash the indictment, as it did not appear on the
faerf-of it that it was found upon the testimony or
sis,y "worn witness; or that any witness wee sworn
iu the can before the Grand jury—it being a matter
that should'havo been certified on the paper by the
foreman of the Grand jury ; and farther, it does not
appear upon tbo records of this court, that any wft
•nap in this particular case was examined or sworn
angora, the Grand jury.
Pb,ke motion after argument aria overruled, and
stlie - apeisonera pleaded Not Guilty.
' Robt. Kennedy, imorn.—Reside in Perrysville,
Allegheny county ; keep store there; saw defend•
-stetson the Slat of January; Cerrieton came in sod
Waked for a plug of tobacco ' • ho threw down a fi ft y
..cent piece and I gave him the change. This to the
,hjalece, is counterfeit; I then went in pursuit of
im and apprehended him about 100 yards from the
douse; before I gat op to hlm Scott stopped ; be
v lelanwerl Scott somethiag, Cannot tall what it was;
' . .Ciatittotes back was towards me; I was at this time
"*boot fifteen yards from them; took Corriaton to the
~.inegistratels and Scott followed as there; several of
ins went to : search on the road that Scott came and
Cound money there in the corner of the fence, cars
"wit Sikh leaves.
LYS; Ecantfutf.—Corriston wan only about a min
_l3o, k i • the store, and a few minutes after he left I fol.
l owe d
. liitn; the money was found on the inside of
rheren n Ot didn't see defeedants go whore the money
• woe r oo nd ; ., there was about $4O found in the fence
corner; it wwe counterfeit.
Tb e c owl a djourned till to-morrow morning
Acangsre,--m•our friend, Dr. Gallabor, was re
turning from a weiNing party, at Mr. John Nichol.
son's, at Oakland, otf Tnesday morning last, his
barge took fright and rad away, breakioehls buggy
all to piece., and severely injuring his horse. For.
Autrately no one was injured.
' Sir The United States Grind Jury yesterday re
turned four true bills against Jos./Thinly, who was a
clerk in the Post Office Deporunent, as Doncansvilies
for stealing letters, &c., therefrom, conloining
money, nco.
Anaurtro.—Clo motion of Cot. Black, yesterday,
John it:matrons, Jr., of Greensburgh, Pa., was ad•
milted to practice in tho United States District
Court.
ilostory, Tannintug and Lace Goods.l
F 62 Fourth street. between Market
• and 'Wood, invites. the attention ot. Wholesale
and Retail buyers to his large and well selected assort
mentof
Cotton, silk and amino hose, hose and gloves;
Best Paris kid and driving gloves ;
Plgared and plain bonnet ribbons ;
Black silk trimming and flouncing laces; •
Dress buttons and trimmings;
Laces capes*, under-sleeves end veils;
French waked collars, chemizettes and cuffs ;
Linen cambile, lawn and embroidered hand'isl
Laces, inserting' and edgings of every style ;
- Diinity bands and wrought flouncing;
Gents cravats, ties, stocks and collars; •
Fine Shirts, sil k and cotton vests & dressing gowns;
Pins, needles, tapes, buuons and braids;
Shell, ivory and horn combs ;
Hair and teeth 'brushes and perfumery ;
' Pine and common fans and parasols; '
'Zephyr worsted, canvass and patterns ;
• Lanes' slippers, gaiters & excelsior walking shoes;
. With a great variety of small wares and fancy arti
,clesialrof which he tillers at the lowest rates, either
toe chat or a • proved credit. lapt2so.lmd&4tw •
PITTSIII3/Lfall
Ar.mtwzaee , Aftv'e,ret
,goto arr.& or UAW! ABD TIMM) smarts.
s7gHigeTERED A. D. 1850; the only chartered lead
4.).tutioa of .Itte kind in Pennsylvania..
F 426.14.— Jogs Fuggiso, principal Instructor in
the sedum) of Acectirus.
O. R. CasalmaX/a, Professor g Posnuinship, Idercart•
tile com n
ptitetian, Az ,
Aux. M. Wesso, Esq., Leeturer on Commercial
Law.
Those wishing_ .to obtain a complete knowledge of
• Bookkeeping and its application to every branch of ba
; • ass, also, a rapid and elegant hand writing, are lasi
. to call and examine the arrangements.
„, Lecture on Conunercial Law every Monday evening.
, Reference to any of the city merchants. fdecio
•••• g T.AD This CSRTI V CA'L'L..
t; "I amglad / tried Watts' Nervous Antidote. For
• •is years have been afflicted with nervous head.
oche, low spirits and a bad cough. I took but one tea
poo and in one hoar was entirely relieved of the
• ati nf ache'and low spart"ta. I took another spoonful the
' -It night, since which time if am like a new man in
all strength. AUGUSTUS Whl. GOETZ) ,
'WatuilNerimis Antidote is sold at No 10 Smithfield
tract. Price St 4p . bottle.
' out - • S. L . t;UTABER.T.
rusty Wedge Teeth and Brea tit,
• TO BE HAD FOR-25 CENTS. •
9 RRSONS who have either, are honorably assured
1 I that if their. breath Is ever so foal, or their
TEETH DECAYED, DARK Oft YELLOW,
.. encrusted with tartar, that a 25 cent box of Jone% .
her Tooth Pasts will make the teeth whitens snow
; • ; the brenthodiferously sweet.
Sold only at JACKSON'S Store, 240 Liberty Wee.
cad of I .
v • Idec2o .
I P • - • 44
Nedra, in
• ng the Walt.
(Landscape Skew.
i, • rt term of instrucu.
• hereof, In the peculiar.
; I the excellences of the
' Sketches of residences an.
ittsbargh, in eonstantprogrest
t ons of elaborate paintings, fors,
.d the most splendid views from at.
C. C. BENNETI,
108-Ur• • • k.
....aNCINO to everyandemanding the beauties of
4 Natters, in creating deeper perceptions, and coin.
.aniling the hishestecnotions thereof, b y a knowledge
f Landscape Sketeliing and Painting, imparted in a
il term of instrucuons, in the eminence of a style,
hereof, In the pecu li arities thereto, is unsurpassed in
I the excellences of the Art.
Sketches of residences and scenery in and around
ittaburgh, in constsntprogres s. Magnificent I/emeriti.
ons of elaborate paintings, gorgeous oriental scenery,
d the most splendid views from all over the world.
C. C. BENNETT, 197 Penn at.
802. W. • • PlusburgE Pa.
, M LOVES! GLOVES! OLOVES!—A splendid as.
T sarteaeat pt Ladies and Misses Lisle thread and
GloYes, ecnbronipted and plain, last received at
Old ratabltatted Shke,lcing Store, Fifth street
'
S i r= iia; Ir o ;9 lf inTt al oVeh 51 4 it d d d '
aPt Y i * PIT*
„for ,Gale atO Itet.
•
.70ftets" "dot s . for Sale,
In the new town of Latrobe, Westmoreland Co, Pa.
77.,,Lopaktanna Depot of the Pennsylvania
(ÜBE new town of LASSO:OM is beautifully situated oa
11.. an elevated level plain, on tbc bank of the Loyal
banns River where the Pennsylvania Rail Road crosses
that stream by a handsome stone bridge of 3 spans of 45
feet each. tis 40 miles east of Pittsburgh, east of
Greensburg, 11 west of Ligonier, 12 south of Blairsville,
3 north of. Youngstown, and 7 south of New Alexandria.
The nowsri.vatthe RAILROAD will be opened to the tent
porary terminus near the town, early in November next,
to connect with the southern turnpike The passengers
in every train will stop to take a meal at the new and ex
tensive Rau. Roan Bona. now in progress of erection,
in the centred the town, directly oppostle the Ram Roan
COWART'S DZPOT, NATE& STATION, EPIOINS H0D373,
DI be erected immediately- The lots now offered for sale
or lease are 50 feet front on streets, 50 feet wide, and run
back 100 feet to a 20 feet alley ; they will range in price
from 30 drillers upwards, * accenting to their position.—
None of the lots are more than 400 yards from the Rail
Road Depot, which is in the centre of the town plot.—
Out-lots and cottage sites, of which there ore several
handsomely situated along the bank of the river, will be
be sold on favorable terms unperson wishing to build.—
Tbe climate of this region is delightful, the scenery round
the town is very beautiful and romantic, and it will no
doubt be a place of great resort from the cities, es it is in
the midst of the finest fishing and bunting regions in this
part of the State. Unusual inducements otter themselves
at this point for business men, manufacturers and me.-
chanies to come and settle ; they can find immediate bus.
mess and employment, as this Depot will be the point to
which the Iron and all the trade of Ligonier valley will
naturally come, by a turnpike through the Loyalhanna
gap of the Chestnut Ridge and a plank road of 3 miles
from Alexander Johnston's E.q to the Depot ; as will
also that of the neighborho o d of to
Alexandria, by a
plank road 'long the valley of the Loyalhanna. There
is plenty of, the purest water; and the best of coal con
be had closeto the town, In abundance. There is, close
at band, an inexhaustible supply of all kinds of b u ilding
materials, lime, stone, and timber. A saw and grist
mill
are to fall operation, with plenty of water power within
300 yards of the Depot; and an extensive brick yard also
in operation, will famish a large number of superior
brick during !becoming FOOSOn. The soil is deep and
rich and well adapted to cultivation, gardens, Sc.
The tenths of sale of lots will be made known on ap
plication in person or by letter to the subscriber, or his
agent in Youngstown, or at his office in a Lamour;
where a plan of the iota may be seen.
' OLIVER W. BARNES.
N. B.—A public sale of fay lots will take place at
"Lavuosm" early in the month of Jane, of which due
notice will he given. - I apr2o
•
• For Rent.
•
'A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, situate in
.11 South Pittsburgh, opposite the Public School
House. Enquire of THOMAS MEREDITH, at
the south•end of Monongahela Bridge [aprftlw
HOUSE AND LOT FOR 6750 . —F0r Sals.—A new
Frame House of for rooms, a kitchen cellar. Also,
out oven, and a large yard and garden. The lot is 10
feet front on Remelt street, Allegheny, by 110 deep to
an alley 19 feet wide,--pleasantly situated In the Baena
Vista addition to Allegheny.
S. CUTHBERT, Genii Agent,
al= . 50 Smithfield street.
FaLIBERTY PROPERTY FOR SALE.—A da
ble property of 180 feet front on the eastern
road, at East Liberty, by US feet deep to a street, with
a:good dwelling house, and other valuable Improvements
—Price 82,000. Also, a brick dwelling house anti abate,
with two lots of ground, each 30 feet front by 21 deep to
an alley situate near the Railroad Station. Price for the
whole, $l5OO. S. CUTHBERT, Gert'l Agent,
apr23 5O Smithfield street.
For Rent.
THE subscriber will rent his well known 00.
tel,ia the borough of "Frankfort Springs, during
11 the summer months, to any one who wishes to
engage in the business. The house is already furnished,
and, a good supply of Ice on hands. For further per.
dealers address the subscriber. O. W. DUNGAN.
Frankfort Springe, Beaver co , Pa., April %, 1851.
Journal copy one week and charge Post. tinylaw
DEIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—Two vale
able Hailding Lots each 20 feet front on Federal
street, All eghony City, by HA feet deep to an alley, situ
ate 44 feet above Robieson street. To persons desiring
a pleasant location, central to both cities, either for R re
sidence or business parposes, the above presents a good
opportunity, and is about the best chance on Federal st.,
—so near the bridge. S. CUTHBERT, Gen't Agent,
apr2s 50 Smithfield street.
ATALIIoBLE REAL 'ESTATE VOK SALtt..— For
V sale—that valuable Lot of Ground, situated at tho
corner of Marks! and Water streets, at present occupied
by Alulvany & Lane, as a Glass Warehouse—having
a front on Market street of 39 feet 11 inches, and on
Water street of 35 feet 14 inches.
Also, the Lot of Ground adjoining the Gas Works,
formerly occupied by Mr. Joseph Tomlinson, as a Ship
Yard—having a (rent of 131 feet 4i inches, on the Mo
itongahelaii River, and running back 343 feet to Green
ou street.
ersons desirous of purchasing, can receive further
information from R. C. STOCKTON,
aprl4 N 0.47 Market street.
ffIG•LET—The STORE ROOM now fitted up witli an
elegant modem and attraetivofront. Rent very low.
ape) • EDUCATIONAL ROOK STORE.
deventh Ward Property.
VOR SALE—Tbree desirable Building Lou, each 20
feet front on Overhill street, by ILO deep. This
property, of GO feet front, is pleasantly situated shot
160 feet from Centre Avenue, which is now paved. old
would do well for a family residence, affording ample
room for gardens play-grounds, the.; or a single lot
can be had if applied for soon.
S. CU ITU3ERT, Gen'l
myt 50 Smithfield st
•
Drug Store for Bale.
giA DRUG AND APOTHECARY STORE, whieb
is doing an excellent busmen, is offered for sale.
For further information enquire at this Office.
a • rl5
Alexander Bradley,
No:19 Wood Soca, benne% Fun and Second,
WON OP TIM GOLDIN
KANUPACTURER OF E VERY STOV DEE 4
SCRIVTION
Alt OF COOKING STOVES, of the most approved
patterns, and such as will render beet satisfaction.
Also,y prior Stoves, among which will be found
ell & Root's celebrated folding door Parlor !Stoves;
Egg Stoves; Radiators; Franklin Stoves; plain and
fancy Grates, (to which we invite the attention of
bailders);Tea-ketrtes; Hollow-ware; Wagon boxes, &c,
to all of which we invite the attention of dealers be •
fore purchasing elsewhere. - Imy2
Donne Ws Monochromatic Depository.
No. 73 Third Stmt.
TIM) KAY—NEW Ptintrutcle.
The Garden of Gethsemane ; The Cemetery of Scutari
myt.tf
Cl=
'117" DALY & CO. have now ready for sale a large
TT . and well selected stock of Spring and Sommer
Hosiery to salts branches. They would direct portico.
lar attention to their stock of Gentlemen's cotton half
Hose, with Merino and Silk feet; they are of the best
materials and workmanship, and for comfort as a sum
mer Sock cannot be equaled. W. D. & Co have also
on hand dents Undershirts and Drawers in - cotton, silk,
and merino; Childress' Hosiery of all descriptions, at
the old established Stocking Store, Filth street, between
Wood and Market.
Journal copy. (myt
Front Brick and Hones Tile
'PRE undersigned is now manufacturing, at his Steam
.11. Brick Press, in Birmingham, the handsomest Front
Brick, for houses, ever produced, which he will sell at
one-third to one-half less th an band -made, possessing
perfectly even, square edges, and a smooth, pasha sue
face; they catch no dust or soot, and preserve a hand
some, clear, bright appearance, as seen in Rev. Mr.
Knox's Church, bouth Pittsburgh—the contrast between
It and other buildings being very visible. The brick
•now making are much superior to the former. The front
of anything like a genteel house should be of pressed
brink; the additional expense being so trifling.
Certificates in my possession, from Government Offi
cers, Agents- and Architects, who have aced similar
brick extensively,certify to their superiority in strength,
-durability, resistance to frost, water, fire, Ac.
HOUSE TILE.
Also manufacturing, a superior article of Tile, pro
nounced by an eminent English Architect, superior to
Blate, and furnished at about one-half the expense.
COMMON BRICK.
Also, 300,000 Common Brick ; strength, durability,
Ac , guaranteed. Price $3 IP/1000, at the Works.
myl ISAAC GREGG.,.
RECEIVED BY THE FIVE DAY LINE
-3 pieces Grosman , s green Cloth;
2 do super black French do;
5 do light mixed Tweeds, of an entire new
style, for badness Coats ;
24 do Clausen , ' fancy Vesting, a new article;
and will be made to order' in the best manner and on
the lowest terms at the Emporium of Fashion, No 71
Smithfield street. imy2L_ R. CHESTER.
ESSENCES AND EXTRACTS FOR SHAVING,
JELLIES, ICE CREM4, etc—
Essence Lemon, EXAM% Of Nutmeg,
do Vanilla, do Jam. Ginger,
do Rose Vanilla Beans
For sale by WM. A. M'CLURO .52CD.,
myt 254 Liberty street.
New Dingle I
KLEBER has just received—
.ll4. Jenny Lind's celebrated Bird Song, as sung by
her with rapturous applause at her concert in Pitwburgh.
Flag of our Union—a National Song—by W. V. Wal
lace;
Poor Sailor Boy
Where are the Friends of My Youth ;
Old Veteran;
_ Gently Sighs the Breeze—Daett ;
Household Words—by Blockley ;
The Cavalier—by Glover ;
The National Union—A Patriotic Song, dedicated to
Henry Clay
When other Friends are Round Thee ;
My New England Home—composed by Mrs. A. Wade,
of Allegheny City;
Sheperd's Quickstep ;
Carcassi's Guitar Preceptor;
- . .
Torp's do do
Howe's do do
POLKAS—Evergreen, Home, Sweet Home, Lizzy,
Village Belle, Rough and Ready, Pet, Waverly, Pretty
Little, etc., etc.
Together with a fine selection of Waltzes, Variati one,
Early Lessons, hlarebes i _Onitar and Violin Music, etc.
• NO.IOI THIRD STREET,
apr3o • Sign of the Golden Harp.
ALL, No. /15 Fourth street, has just received the
New ficooksl New Books!
-117 following new wprks:
1:e IntemauonalMagazioe for May. This is the pare-
Boston Shakspeare No. 37— ecn nen "
gon of all the Monthlies;
Hamlet, Pricce
of Denmark ;
Living Age, No. 362;
London Punch of April 12;
Rebels and Tories—a Revolutionary Legend—by Law
rence Labree, Esq;
The Complete Kitchen and Fruit Garden ;
The Complete Florist or Flower Garden,'
Knowlson , 8 Chipolata Farrier or Home Doctor;
Knowlion's Complete Cow and Cattle Doctor—for
popular and general use. Price 25 cents. [apr29
FOA BALE—A Woodworth patent PhuzirA Ma.
chine nearly now, by JOHN A. BLOO M
ITFC 4 td Allegheny Planing•
=MEE
=WM
IMISI
MEMO
gonuntrtiat ant t lincmtiaL
Dattrillevlew or the Wholesale Blarliot..
OFFICE OF THE MORNING POST,
THISIODAY MOBIMIO, May. 8, 1851. 1
The weather yesterday was warm and very pleas•
ant for business transactions oat doors.
"'ASHES—We Dote stiles of 5 casks soda ash at at;
6 casks potash" 41.
BUTTER AND EGGS—The demand is good for
both butter and eggs. Sales of n bbla roll butter
ranging from 12 to 15; 7 boxes dairy at 16. Eggs:
lake of 10 bbls at the river at 7{ from etures we
have sales of 13 bbls at 86161•
BEANS—SaIes of 4 bble white at $1,50 41 , bushel.
BACON—There continues an activo demand, with
limited supplies and a reduced stock ; prices firm.
Sales of 45 Eihds in lots at 61 for shoulders; 18 bbds
plain hams 81 ; sides at 8;2,800 lbs. country hag
round bacon title; 800 pieces shoulders, city cured,
at 81, 60 days ; dried beef, canvassed, 9; 21 tierce'
sags r cured hams 101; 3 tierces Agar cured ghoul.
dem (a new article in this market) at 7.
LARD OlL—This ankle has Advanced. Sales
of 65 bbl,, In the lore part of tho day,'nt 60i in the
afternoon, 7 bbl, at 65, at which it is generally hold.
No. 2, lard oil, 55.
MESS PORK—Salca of 8 bble at e 8,60.
DRIED FRUIT—We Dote sales or about 300
bushels apples at 7481 ; 45 sack. peaches at $1,46;
170 do. $1,37.
ROSlN—Sales of 20 bbla at $3,75.
FLOUR—Sales of 106 bbls at the wharf, part.m.
tra, at $3,20 ; 60 bbla out of wagons at $3,156383,20;
70 bbl. from Mote .at $3,37. Rye flour :wo have
sales at $2,62.
POTATDES--The demand is active ; sale, of 200
bushels reds and pink eyes at 50066.
CouscrorsOvalca. 22
Pirrasoaaa, May 7, 1851.
?datums llLuria Zr Larrou—Gentkmen: I will give
you a statement of the tonnage and amount of tolls paid
thereon, on the Packet and Freight boats, " Pennsylva
nia" and "Keystone," the former running to Blairsville,
and the latter to Leechburg, during the months of Match,
(from the 16th) and April, 1851, compared with a simi
lar statement daring the same months of last year (1850,1
showing a large Increase in tonnage and amount of tolls
over the same number of trips in 1850:
1651. " Pennsylvanian Tonnage. Toll.
March and April - 215,497 lbs. 8121) 57
1850. March and April , 115,817 80 10
-- ---
Increase over 1850. -- ----- 99,1360 840 27
1651. "Keystone." Tonnage. Toll.
"nblarch and Ap . ril• •• • • r• •• • 426434 ma $ll 37
185 U. March ' 11,500 0 578
114,714" $26 69
ALEX. SCOTT, Assist. Colt.
PORT OW PITTSBORGB.
9 99= O.LPICBIIII W&TII Ht Tlii CIUSINIL
ARRIVED
Steamer Michigan N 0.2, 'foie * *, Beaver .
•• Atlanue, Parkinson, Brownsville.
Redstone, Woocward, Brownsville.
J. 5PKee, liendricknon, McKeesport
" Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
Fashion No..', Peebles, Elizabeth.
" Paris, Smith, St. Loots.
Jenny Lind,:ilurd, Zanesville.
" Regulator Woodburn, Louisville.
Malta, De fter. Zanestlle.
Cashier, MchLinen, Stiffish.
" J. Nelson. Moore, Wheeling.
DEPARTED:
" Redstone ` Woodward, Brownsville.
" Atlantic, Parkinson do
" J. M'Ree, Bendriction, McKeesport
" Michigan No. X, Boies,tteaver.
" Beaver, Gordon, Beaver.
Thorns, Shrives, Bailey, West Newton
" Fashion, Peebles, E li zabeth.
Empress, Cox, Zanesville.
• •
Magnet, Gallipolte. .
" Ciociauali, Birmingham , Cincinnati.
M
" Cashier, McMillan Sunfish.
J. Nelson, Moore, Wheeling.
" Immo Newton, Hemphill, Si Logic
For /Marietta and Hooklngport.
kaleTmakne steamer PACIFIC, &awn: Mul
lin, will 'cave for the above and intermedi
ate ports every THURSDAY,at 4 o'clock, P. M.
For freight or pit ssarmapply on board, or to
T., WOODS JI SON,
amOo • No. GI Water sr, and 03 Front u.
.
Wednesday Packet for Onseinsaasl.
airstTs* new and Out running steamer CI NI
aINNATI, lintismonsit, blaster, will leave
gularly every WZDNIZIDAY.
For freightor passage, apply on board, or to
mar2o B. MILTENBIALIER.
Allegheny Inver Trade.
REGULAR FRANKLIN PACKETS.
jaart a Turt fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE
o. Capt. Wit. Henna, leaves the Alle
gheny wised for Franklin, every Monday.and Thursday,
at 4 P. M.
The fine steamer ALLEGHENY BELLE No 3 Capt.
Joun Hanna, leaves the Allegheny wharf for Frank
lin. every Tuesday and Friday, at 4 V. M.
For Freight or Passage, apply on Board. (merle
IArANTS.D—A good situation: or a man in a Counting
House. or as a business matt. lie bits $1,1,G0 at
his disposal, and will give the best of references...—
Wanted—a situation in a Drag Store for a well educe.
ted young man, who wishes to learn the business.—
Wanted—places in stores, schools, counting houses,
warehouses, ou farms, is hotels. or as coachmen, or for
several men, and boys of ail ages, to business, and to
learn various trades. Wanted soon several good
cooks, house-keepers, chambermaids, nurses, &c., for
our cities, towns, canal. steam boats and country
around. Please call at my new (old,) Office, on Liberty
street, rear the corner of Market and St. C lair streets.
_apr2d.
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ISAAC HARRIS.
Agency and Incelliience Office
EGLltill AND IRISH TEAS .— The subscribers
have Just received en Invoice and will hereafter
keep a constant supply of the above class of Teas, the
flavor of which is so generally preferred by persons
from the " Old Country," and by many others. Price
..50 and 75e. lir tb.
The borne which has been advertising an exclusive
monopoly of these Teas, cannot continue to do so •with
any truth.
We have alto on hand a large aseortinent of Fresh
Teas, of all guides and of every deaeriptlon, which w e
believe cannot be excelled in Piusbargh.
WM. A. M'CLURG & CO.,
apr Grocers and Tea Dealers.
ECM=
ALL LOT - HOLM:ILS of the Allegheny Cemetery
are Informed that there will be no admittance to
the Cemetery hereafter on Sundays, except by special
ticket, which can be obtained at the office on the
grounds. JOHN CHISLETT, Sop't.
Allegheny Cemetery, April 30, lBll.—mty2:d2w.
woomarano dr JIOLLEY,
EALERS IN AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BOORS,
STATIONERY, ETC.,
nird Street. Pest Office BuCd.nlr. tap3o:y
New Books I New Books t
JUST RECEIVED AT WALL'S PERIODICAL DE
POT, No. 85 Fourth street—
The International Magazine for May. This is the
paragon of all the monthlies.
Eugene Sue's last and beat work—The Mysteries of
the People; or the History of a Proletarian Family ;
Boston Shakspeare, No 37—contents: Hamlet ;
Blackwood for April;
The Philosophy of Spiritual Intercouse, being an er.•
planation of Modern Mysteries, by Andrew Jackson
Davis ;
Woman's Friendship, a story of Domestic Life, by
Grace Aguilar;
The Vale of Cedars, by Grace Aguilar;
Living Age, No. 369;
Rebels and Tories—a Revolutionary Legend, by
Lawrence Labree, Esq.;
The Complete Kitchen and Fruit Gardener;
The Complete Florist, or Flower Gardener ;
Knowlson's Complete Farrier, or Horse Doctor;
Rnowlson's Complete Cow and Cattle Doctor, for
popular and general use—price 25 cents. IntY2
Harris Island 135 w Mills.
THE above establishment has been taken by the an
dersigned, with the view of pursuing the legitimate
business connected therewith; and as they are now re
ceiving a fall supply of Timber, orders for all sizes of
Lumber will be filled with promptness, and at as low
prices as by any other Mill in the neighborhood.
PALINGS of a plain and ornamentoJ pattern . will be
cut. rapt3o-y1 JAMES CARMAN & CO.
HAlit TONIC.—Tan superlorqualuies of thin article
can only be truly tested by a trial. It clears the
pores of the skin, causes a healthy action of the nerves,
entirely frees the hair from Scurf and Dandruff; has a
tendency to make the hair curl. The harshest hair
must bow to its power, and change to a soll,healthy and
glossy state. To ladies the Tonto is invaluable, the hair
can be dressed In any required form so as to preserve
its place, either plain or in curls. Its perfume is Invig
oraung and
pleasant, and is free from all greasy sub
stances, which adds so mach to its sterling worth.
Sold only at VITOODWAIID k JELLEY'S,
aptatf NA. 73, Third at., Pittsburgh, Pa.
•
DAR° 91—Teachers and families wishing to_par-
JUI chase School Books, Classic Text Books, and Edit.-
catlonal works, will find It greatly • to •their interest to
call immediately at the Educational Book Stortt,6sfrlar
ket street, adjoining Dr. Thorn's Drag Store. This es
tablishment is selling off at cost, to close up.
ALSO—Carter k Bro.'s valuable Books, at cost. We
have an excellent stock of these works, and families,
ministers, Az., would do well to call daring the present
week only. [apr9l EDUCATIONAL BOOK STORE. •
......
James Ross askosvaen,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OVPILIt, NO. 120 FOURTH PrrraDuliuni
a • WO:
FLOOK BOARDS.-400,900 feet, well seasoned, for
sale by JOHN A. BLOWIER,
my3.2w Allepeny Plinine
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CAROLINA CERITS—For a . e by
WM. A. lITCLURG & CO.,
my 2 . Grocers - and Tea Dealers .
PACON-1400 ts.country cured Shoulders and Sides,
in store and striving, (or sale by
my 2 KING & MOORHEAD.
BUTTER AND LARD.—A few kegs in store and
(or silo by (my2j IWIQ a bIOORHEAD.
IRME
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• SCOTT &.•OTIS,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.. • • - man BrESET, 81% LOOTS, Jammu, . •
RAVING been,engttged In the above business for the
lastosix yearson this city, would, respeetflally so
lett consignment} of Goods, o be sold in this market,
either for Auction or private sale—partienlarly Glass
ware, Hardware and Dry Goods; and will make liberal
'advances on all kinds of Goode ;consigned ns for sale
here.
Will refer to Masers. Hewett, Roe &.C0.,13. R. Vic.
let, Wm.D. Wood it Co., John J. Anderson & CO., R. H.
Stone, Squire & Reed, Brownlee, Homer & Co.. Larkin
Deaver. Saint Louis • Butler & Brothers Cincinnati;
George M'Lain. Pittsliurgh. intar2o:y
Janns droIiIFGNFA, AIIOUOUCOrt.
EIQHTH CARGO STEAMBOATIOW
ELL_;_comprieing Wrought and Rolled Iron, Nails;
Hollow-Ware, Hardware, Catlery, Axes, Glassware,
Fairbank's Scales, iron Safes, at Auction: On Friday
next, May Oth; at 2 o'clock, wilt be sold at M'Kenna's
Auction House;a large lot of assorted • round, square,
and Flat Rolled iron, Ploughs, Wagon Boxes, 39 kegs
Nails, 1 Iron Chest; 19 boxes Sundries, containing
Hardware, Cutlery and Pittsburgh manufactured arti
cle.; 12 boxes Axes—part of cargo or steamboat Low
ell. [mon • •-• JAMES 11.0 KENNA, Auct'r.
ADHINISTRATOR'S BALE OF A PRIVATE LI
DRABY.—On Thursday evening, May Bth. at 7k
o'clock, nt the Commercial Sales Room, corner of Wood
and Filth streets, will be sold, by order of W. H. Den
ny, Esq., Administrator of. Dr. S. Day, deceased, a very
valuable collection of Books, embracing Boydell's Illus
trations of Shakspeare, NO superb largo engravings,
with Letter press; Drake's Sha.kspeare and hislimes, 2
vols. 4to ; Waverly 'Novels, 27 do ; Edinburg Review,
34 do ; Spark's American
.Biography 25 do ; Hogartho
Works, 144 engravings; Cotman's Litter Stodlorato
Folio ; Shakspeare, 7 do ; Burns' Works, b do; D'Oyly
& Mant's Bible, 4 40, 41o; Patrick, Lowth , A in ca,
Whitby & Lownan's ; Commentary. 4 do; Joseplum, 2
d0,4t0; Fox's Book int Martyrs ; National Oallbry of
Pictures, 2 do, 4 to; Alison% History of Europe, 4 'do
blariber Eastern India, 3 do; Plutarch, - 4 do ; Arabian
Nights, 3 do ; bloseelm's Church History, 4 do ; Sermons,
&c.. of Matsilloe, Saurin, White, Hobart wad others ;
Cave's Lives; Mather's hfagoalia ; Tie Spectator;
Standard Poets, Histpries, &c., &c. Books can be ex
manned, and catalogubs obtained at the Sales .Rooms.
soya P. Id. DAVIS, Anat.
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DMINISTRATOES , SALE OF A CHICKERING
- PIANO.--On Thursday evening, May Btu, at Si
o ' c l oc k , at th e sales noom, corner of Wood and Fifth
streets will be 5014,....by order of W. H. Denny, Esq.,
Administrator of Dr. Day, deceased I Saltenor Sec
ond HandCbickering Pismo Forte. P. M. DAVIS,
my 7 AaCticmeer.
3D WARD SC . ROOL LOTS AT• Avon:in.—Oa saw
day afternoon,'May...th, at 3 o'clock; will be sold on
the premises, six very valuable Building Lobs, situate
at the comer of Diamond street and Cherry alley, having
each a front of 26 feet on Diamond street, extendingloo
feet back, with 10 feet4tven to widen street.
Terms—One-half cash; residue in one year—with in
terest secured by bond and mortgage on the premises.
School Directors .— John Mecaskey, John M'Que wan,
Joseph W. Lewis,O. Adams, Robert Moore John Beck.
my 6 P. M. DAV IB, A 'let''.
GOAL RIGHT ar AtICTIO3.—On Thursday afternoon,
%..„S May TSM, at 2 o'clock, at the Commercial 'Sales
Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth streets, Pittsburgh,
will be sold, pursuant to order of Orphans' Court of
Washington county, by the Administrators of Win. Ste.
venson, Into of Allegheny county, deceased, a certain
Coal Right and Privileges, situate on the Monongahela
River in Union. (formerly Notungham,) township,
Washington County, being the right to the Coal under
one and a half acres, by meets a - ‘4l bounds oethe river,
with extent of surface for house room and platforms;
width on the river seven and a half perches,. and the
right to follow and take the coal in a straight direction
under the farm ofJohn Taylor, (adjoining land of Than.
Williams). The extent back by parallel lines, is about
Utll rods, thence running in the length of 20 or 30 yards
to a point .
Said right was conveyed by John Taylor to A. Hitt
andel°, and by him to Archibald Reed, and by Reed to
Wm. Stevenson, as by needs recorded in Washington
county. . JOHN STEVENSON ,
JOHN SILLIMAk i
•.. . Administrators
Plana can. be teen at Sales Rooms.
'VALUABLE LEASEHOLD, on Pennsylvania Ave
nue, at AVC7IO3.—On Saturday afternoon, May
18th, at 4 o'clock, will be sold on the premises, the lease
of sin years front January Ist, 1851, of that valuable
Lot on the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and*Magee
street, having a front of one hundred and seven feet on
the Avenue. and extending back, along Magee street,
one hundred feet, to a 24 feet Alley, subject to an annu
al ground rent of 8107, on which are erected four two
story and four one story frame Dwellings, Blacksmith
Shop, rte., which rent for 8350.
Terms--One•third cash, one-third in elk months, and
the remaining thied In twelve months, for approved en
dorsed notes lary3l "P. I!, DAVIS, Auct , r.
S_____RlF .
HEF'S SALE of seven eases Dry deeds, nine
do bleached Muslins,and five bale. brown Mullins.
On Friday morning, May oth, at 10 o'clock, at the Com
rrial Sales Rooms, corner of Fifth and Wood streets,
will be sold, by order :of Carter Curtis, Esq., Sheriff of
Allegheny county, by sundry writs of foteign attach
ment, seven cares Day Cods. At., compvislng a fell
assortment of seasonable shdfoettlertiblecn".ta, istely
purchased in th e East ] ni"4.- cases bleached Muslin',
24 to 5-4 long clothe, pillortecasing*, shirting, ice.; five
beles 34 to 54 brown shirting and @beatings. Terms,
cash, par fonds. foty3l P. Pd. DAVIS, Atic.Pr.
W. G. Areal:MIXT. Auctioneer.
SECOND HAND BAROUCHE AND BUGGY •r
AtcrsoiL—Will be sold to the highest and best bid
der, on Saturday ? May 10th, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at the e !imago shop of L Y. Wilson. on Third st,
below Wood and Smithfield, to pay cost of repairs anal
charges, one two horse dickey seat Barouche. with new
leather top, Iron axle, end left by . Mr. Pttlhp Metz ; one
open top Boggy, left by Mr, Herring.
Also—l one horse Carriage—standing top, iron axle,
and nearly new.
Those interested seal please take notice to this advert.
Isement, as they will be sold et the dale, and place above
mentioned, sinless redeemed la the owners or their
agents before that use, with Cost of this advertisement.
aprlB 'W. WOARTNIEY, ArieVr.
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Mew and Faabionabk• Odods.
TUST RECEIVED at 800BYRK , .. GRIBBLE'S
el Ike Hive Clothing Store, No.= Utierty street, a
large and splendid assortment of the latest styles of
Spring and Summer Goods, which we ate prepared to
manufacture to radar, in a style, unsurpassed In this city,
and at extremely low prices.
We have on hand .a Mtge assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, made an the best and most fash
ionable manner, which we arc determined to sell very
low for cash. Country merchants, and those who bay
wholesale, will find it to their advantage to call and ex
amine our stock, before purchasing. repr74.lm
_10" Lawrence Journal, Clarion Democrat, Mercer
Whig, Meadville Sentinel, Grcensbargh Republican,
Washington Examiner, Steubenville Union—copy to
the amount of SI, send paper to advertisers, and charge
this Office.
(f IC.4(k(~f 111111 M 4..cvn:jr4arku and T 2 lis r led
ow incorporate d ty
Vi l v o i t i o e r g o e: f ennoylverua, with Coitegioto powers and
President—P. DUFF P , A P e ro tl ie L slo l t .. of Book-ieeping and
Commercial Science:
N. B. HATCH, Egg., Professor of Mercantile Law.
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, the most accomplished Pen•
man west of the niountsins, Professor of Penmanship.
Upwards of eighteen years , experience In the most
extensive foreign and domestic shipping, gives the pro
prietor of this establishment an experience in training:
others for the counting bouse,Vossessed but brim '
teachers of Book Keeping in the country ; and all who
aspire to the highest rank as accountants, are requested
to call and examine his credentials from upwards of
one hundred Bankers, Merchants aad Accountants in
this city, as also the emphatic recommendation% of the
American Institute, the Chamber of Commerce, and
many of the leading. Merchants, Bankers and Bank
Officers of the City of Now.York,appended to his North
American Accountant, and - Weatero Steamboat Ac
countant. rinMD
For the preelidn of Matt Home.
y~HEREAS, - It is desirable that the J)i.esent Dfaiket
Houses be reconstructed,. as well amother addl.
tional Market Houses be erected for the greater conic.
Meuse and accommodation of the citizens; thelebre
•Ancrtorf 1. Be it ordained end enacted by th e e iei t iz,,, z i
Pinsourgh, in Sekcs and Common council, asseMbhut :
That whenever. the citizens of any Ward or Wards of
the City ghat subscribe the amount necessary for re
building any of the present Market Houses, or shall
procure a site or sites for additional Market Houses,
and the means for the erection of the same, they shall
submit to Councils for their approval or amendment,
the plan or plans on which they propose to erect the
same; and when the said plan or plane have been so
approved of by Councils, the same shall appoint a com
mittee to not in conjunction vittli ff. committee of the
same number, to be appointed by the subscribers to any
of the said Markets, who shall constitute a building
committee, and whose special duty it shall be to carry
out the provisions of this Ordinance,and to see that the
said Market or Markets are erected up conformity with
the plans approved of by Counc.lls.
Sacnois it. Be it ordained, fc., ftc e That when any
Market or Market Houses shall have• been erected in
conformity with the foregoing seetiony it shall be the
duty of Councils, by ordinance, to enac each roles and
regulations for the government of the e ame, and lo ay
point such officers as may be necessary for Said Mark
.
els.
U. Br ' • -,That the Cif-
Saerioa in it ordained, 4.e., the City Trea
surer and the Clerk or Clerks of said shall re
ceive and collect the rents and revenue arising there
. from; and after first deducting the coat of repairs and
other necessary expenses, the Treasurer shall pay over
the proceeds of the said Markets annually, in the month
of December, to the respective subscribers to said Mark
ets, In proportion to their respective subscriptions, until
they shall be fully reimbursed the principal and interest
of the amounts respectively subscribed and paid - by
them: Provided, That before a dividend is declared in
favor of the subscribers to the Market House or Market
Houses in the Diamond, the Treasurer shall retain for
the use of the City, from the proceeds of said Diamond
Markets, the sum of 84,600, annually.
thereon 4. Be it ordained, 4.4,4 v., That whenever the
provisions of the third section of this Ordinance shall
have been fully complied with, the said Market or Mark.
et Houses, with the grounds attached - to the same, &ball
become the property of the City, • together with the
revenue and emoluments arising therefrom.
Ordained and enacted Into a Law, in Councils, this 29th
day of April, A. D. 18S1. ROB'T. M. RIDDLE, '
• • Prat'. of O. C. pro Wm
Artarr—M. W. Lewis, Clerk of C. P.
„rAmrs B. MUItRAY,
. • Pres't. of a
AvrEvr—R. MORROW, Clerk of S.C. ImYI
TOFFICER, Agent, or Real Ratrho . and Writer of . ,
. Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Articles or Agreement
to., No. 63 Fifth street, between Wood and Smithfield
streets. (14)41
FRESTON'S EXTRACT or Vanilla, Rose and Legion
for flavoring Ice Creamy Mite!, Custardk Ira q for
sale by ./Amvsl A. J 0,•::
a p consarliOessy and Hand eta.
w. .' .~~}_Z..
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Auction •-fiake.
P. Mk:DAVIS, Auctioneer.
P. M. DAVIS, Aact'r
DUFF'S
AN ORDINANCE
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BY TEUGRAPH.
,Reported .Ezprenly for the Daily Ilk,vviipig Post
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SOUTHERN' CONVENTION.'
Cstatimumnr, S.C. May 67
The South Carolina Southern Rights Association
Convention, composed of delegates appointed by
the various State Rights Association's of this Slate,
met in this city today, and was duly organized by
tho appointment of the following officers:
President—Es-Gov. J. P. Richardson.
Vice Presideots—Er.Gov. W. C. Seabrook, "J. H.
Ashe, R. S. Griffin, J. W. Simpson, R. H. Goodwin,
B. K. Hannegan, and W. H. Gist.
Secretaries—The Editors of the Greenville Moun
taineer, Camden Journal, Black River 'Journal,
Edgefleld Advertiser, Chester Standard and J.C.
Walker.
There are 40 Associations represented, and the
Convention is composed of 431 delegates. '
The President, on taking the chair, calmly and
temperately reviewed the poaition of affairs. He
considered that Southern inutitutione, under existing
circumstances, could not Mat twenty -years. He
alluded forcibly to the disregard of blood and treas.
ure expended by the South in the acquisition of ter.
ritory, and her subsequent exclusion from these ter
ritories; and said that when dangers throateniog
our existence, thus reach our doors, it was time to
arm against them. It was futile to hope that the
Constitution, based upon such legislation, could
survive. Concession could yield nothing to its
support. The deliberations of the Convention, ho
said, should be confined to the when, where, end
how resistance should be made, though he confess
ed it should not be resorted to rashly. He, howev
er, would not discuss that question, si. be did not
deairo to bias the minds of the members.
Ho loved the (Won; he did not believe there was
an amateur disunionist among them. Ho advoca
ted union amongst ourselves. 11 an enemy aro
forming In our roar, said ho, let us await their ap
proach—if on our van, let us march up to them. It
luta been said that whom God and Nature joined to..
gather, should not be put slander; but the reverse
may elan be applied—Those whom God and Nature
has pot asunder, let no man join together.
He then argued at length on the want of affinity
between the two sections or the country,.and ad
vised earnest and temperate deliberation.
The Convention then adjourned for the day. Thg
votes tomorrow will settle the question of nullifi
cation. The President lea Bum union man. The
Convention embraces many talented moo.
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FROM SANTA FE.
ST. Louts, May 7
Advice. from Santa Fe to the Ist April state, that
the Apaches bare been very troublesome; but a
treaty of amity had been effected with them through
their chief Chicon, by which be bound himself to
keep the peace on penalty of forfeiting his head.
The Mexicans are well pleased with the new
government, since the , power has been taken from
the hands of tho military.
Balinese is brisk at Santa Fe, and a number of
mills are being constructed in the neighborhood.
The election for territorial officora i 9 to come off
In a few weeks.
The mall was met on tho 16th April at Middle
Cannons.
The Apaches had made several doolonatratlons
sod menaces of hostility on [be route,
Mr. Wm. Bent had sent oat a despatch to the
Camaucbes and Crows to trade and treat, and they
were expected in a few days.
Bat few Indians were aeon on the route, and the
party was °molested.
• " ' New Yonz, May 7.
The eshooner Hale, Capt. Gilkey, arrived yes
terday from St. Domingo, and reports quite a comm..
Irian had been occasioned at Cape Hayti, and in other
puts of the Island in comiequence of the desertion
of the Prince Soloquo who had gone into lb° interior
to raise forces for the purpose of supplanting the
black Emperor Farman the let. In about sir days
ho returned with about twenty men, with these be
approached the gate. of the city Capo Hayti„ where
he was ,joieed by forty more. His lorce being too
small to Justify the hope airtime's in case of an at
tack, be then withdrew to tho mountains. About
the time of railing Capt. Gilkey was informed by the
D. S. Consul, Mr. Wilson, that an army had then
been ten days on a march toward Cape Hayti, prob
ably to settle the ditTiculty. He also stated his M.
lemma of sailing with his family In about a week for
Philadelphia. Tho pante was so great . that the. Cato•
tom iiinnqo had - been 'closed, and business was hi
some. measure 'upended. It wee his opinion that
In the event of his failure, t3oloque, oaten be bid
made good his escape, would be destroyed.
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DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA.
NEW Your. May 7.;
The Georgia brings intolligenee of the following
death* in California :
Wm. Andersoo, Memphis, Tenn.; Lieut. W.U.
Thompsoo, 11. 8.- N.; Orlando Bemeger,Akron,
Ohio; Miss Martha B. Hall, of Vicks burg;
Ridgeway, Mo.; S.D. Lent, W.; John 0. Sargeant,
Cincinnati ; Thanks Anderson, Is.; Mr. Chase, Mo.l
and John C. Clark,
PRESIDENT/AL VISIT.
•
W4ILMISGION, May 7. •
The President, accompanied by Messrs. Secretary
Webster, Stuart and Mr. Hall, Post Master General,
will lasso Washington on Monday neat, for New
Vora,
Caamixtrrurr. May 6.
• The proceedings of too Co:motion, today, ml.
thoriso as to announce that a separate State action
will certainly triumph' by •o overwhelming ruklork
ty. The reception of RhoW• resolution has bee°
fearfully onthualeatic. Lundell Cheeve• and. Judge
Puller, who were in favor of moderation, were
borne down. South Carolina is flied for Socesurion.
Great excitement has prevailed throughout the city;
CHARLESTON, May• 7.
Landon Cheoves has addroned tho Coovonuoni
oppoaing tho eoparato action or Rooth Carolina.
The Commune° have repotted no address and
resolutions which have not yet come op for could.
oration.
Theaamber of delegates pesent to-day is 368;
reprosantingallparts of the State.
Has=oat., May 7.
Tho Legislature assembled, to.day. The sower
Hotim Was organized by the Oemocratv, who have
5 majority. Ono Whig member is sick and absent.
Mr. Ingham was chosee Speaker of the Houses.
In the Senate the whiga have 3 of a majority.
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Ns* Year, May Z.
Tho Asia sailed today for Liverpool. She tales
143 put/tenger' and VBOO,OOO in specie. Wo have
no tidlnits of the Europa, now duo at this port, with
Livorpool dates to the 26th. Sho has been oat 11
days. .
MARKETS HY TELEGRAPH
&maim.] New Tone, Mei 7.
Cotton..lleclined 1.
' flour..lo request, ranging for tho various gosh
ties from 4,12 to 6,12.
Graln..Wheat, 9701,00; Rye, 781. Coro,. 62(a
62i. . ,
Potk..New and old Mess, 16,76014,75; prima,
13,76014,00.
Beaf..Meae,
9,26011,60; prime, 5,2606,50.—.
Beof Rams at 15,60.
Whiskey..24o23l. •
Panzameirms, May 7.
Grain.. Wheat, 1,03; Cora,r 641 ; Oats, 46.
Provisiona..ln demand; plain and fancy Hams,
91011 e • canvassed smoked Sides, ; Shoulders in
salt, 61k
Lard..ln kegs, 111; bbls, 10.
Whiskey.. 23 I .
Mess P0rk..16,50 ; prime, 14,00.
CIIICLIMIATi, May 7.
The river has neon 3 rect.
Flour quiet et 3,4803,60. "
Whiskey 1710171.
Bacon.. Shoulders end sides 610/81. Business
generally dull.
LOl7lll, May 7.
Wheat firm at 65085:
Corn 30039.
Provisions firm.
~ Mess Pork 14,00.
.Lard.. No. 1 B}.
Baeon:.Btionidere 6; ribbed sides 41 clear °idea
810811 hams Mane.
Hemp 78,00 to 84,00 per ton..
Whiskey 171.
Freights easier—fioar 80; pork 40; lead 16; ba•
con and Will&
Cotton dull.
E10ur..4,0004;015, for Ohio.
C0rn..48052. Oats 40042.
Meu Pork .A 41,75015,00.
Lard.. 8,109} in bbls, sod 11011} in kegs.
Elagging..Prinao, 12f.
Whiskey..l9l.
Baeon..Ribbed sides 8109 ; prime shoulders 7.
Molasses-341. •
- Docorsi—WaodWard & 70111.1,73 Third street: Post
.1.) Office Buildings, have on hand a. choice selection of
American and BegLeh publications—boned and in nom
be rs. Also, Stationery, &c. •
Books neatly bound in every style. • raprSO:tf
"EIEATI:LEIII3—A prima lot in atom and for sale b
my 2 RING & NICIO
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lria - Collections made in all the' piinciptd cities, and:
STOCKS
Bought and Sold on Commission.
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HOOK . tis SA.H.G.ENT. .. •
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. B. Come .Wood and Sixth num., Pittsburgh, Pa
DFAT.R in Coin, Bank Notes, Time Bills, Foreign
and Domestic Exchange, Certificates ofDeposit,ece
EXCHANGE on all the principal Cities of tho Union
sad Europe, for sale in anms to snit purchase IS.
. CURRENT and par funds received o depesite
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union, alai*
lowest rates. • ' sepllsy
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA BASKING 00082.
_ BRYAN. COr.7IALIO a. CO.
ICOTES, Drafts, Checks, ac. collected, and Rena
tances made upon favorable terms. • " ;
may2S. , •if R. R.BRYAN, Cashier.
Hotticlansburg*, May 18.1850. -
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Notice. •
AATE have associated J. Orannuza Cams with ta4 In
11 the Exchange and Banking business.
WAL H. WILLIAMS to CO.
Pittsburgh. Jtutey.l,lB3l.--jabam
N. ROLMTE & SONS,
"DANKEBS AND EXCHANGE EMCEES., and Dea
l) lent In Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver ind
Bank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
cities constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the cities throughout the Uni
ted States. Deposiocs received In par funds or current
paper, No. 67 Market street 7. between Third and Fodrth
streets. nog 284. y.
rum= rDWAILD %Wig.
• KRAMER it. SAHEL,
Bankersandfizehangs Broken, Deans in Foreign and
Domenic .Szeltange, qatifi.eates or DrOcr•
is,Baish Notes, and Coin. .
Corner of Third and Wood sta., directly opposite the. 8t
Charles Hotel. . may2B
• GI. W. TAYLOR,
• • 112 SECOND STREET,
COMUSISIONES AND DILL•BROKER. •
TRICT atieutian will be given to all busindas
on
trastedtohis care. Pittsburgh manufactured tup
c es always on hand, or procured on short rodeo.
Notes, i3ouds, Mortgages, tc., negotiated on favora
ble terms. advances made if required. Loct tr
Dr. Rogers , Syrup of Liverwort and Ter
AND •
GANICHALAGUA"
For the amreelecurs of Coughs, Cold', Influenza, As lltnia,
Bronchi:it, Spilling of Blood, and all other Lung
Camphors/stench:7'g to CONSUMPTION. •
Look. at Its Unparalelled flursossaa. -•
•T.HE above disungnished COUGH MEDICINE is car
tying all beforett Ih..ZWIS Comp Aden. Insane- .
none of the country it as constantly perfanning corns
which astonish even physicians themselves. Lookat
the high character , and standing of the names whith
vouch for its unrivalled healing power. H. CoriM.D.,
late Professor in the Medical College in Cineitmati; W.
3. Riohards,M.D.; Hon. Judge Morse • Ron. Judge Wm.
Burke, for more than 2f.k years Post Mobster of CI ~n • R.
B.llleanou, M.D., .rof. in the Medical College ar Mem
phis, Tenn.; John A. Collins, Esq., Proprietor of the
Temp. Organ, and Gen.. Agent of the Grand Division of
.the Sons of Tempennate of Ohio ; William It Levitt:lk,
Eist.,_ Editor of the U. 8: Military and Naval Argus at
N. Y.; Thomas C. Faulder, Esq., of Albany; Rev. H.
Wiseman, Rev. R. Hoyt, N. Y. City ; and we could mange
hundreds, aye . thousands of others who testify from
Termed . erpertrncs, that it has cured them and their
friends, in some cases alter all Other remedies had failed.
Sue/Imm never make such statements, unless convinced
of their truth beyond the possibility of a doubt. Read u
few of the letters.
SPARTA, tune 30, 1849.
Dear Friend &wart: I have been home now - just twit
months— When Ilan saw you. I had but little hopes of
ever getting any better., But I have now the pleasure of
thanking you (or recommending me to take Dr. Bogen' ,
Syrup of Liverwort, Tar, and eartchalagna. I got a
dozen bottles of it and took home with me, determined
to make afairtrial of it, as I had done with everything
else. I have :only taken tour bottles of it, and
,1 must
say it has done me more good than any - other medicine
I have ever taken. On my first taking it, it increased
the eXPeotoration, and I-raised a great deal of bloody
matter from my luttes. .iluithat has nowceased, arid so
has my cough, newly. I cough. but littlenow, and - rax=
pest soon to be entirely tree from it. I consider it an
invaluable medicine, end shall recommend it tonll who,
are afflicted with a cough or diseased lungs.
a-
I let a young lady who had the CONSUMPTION, and'
had bled a good deal from the lunge, and doctored sat yer-t,
al mourns with our, ph) Eiden, but grew W 0123, have one:
Dottie olit, and it cured Asr. =lt acted almost rairatalmullp
inlier case. • -
StatanaU of, Mir. A. Lang, Nether No. 388 Pearl ' sour,
N. Y.—A few days before last Christmas, I was taken
unwell, and soon commenced, bleeding freely at the
Lungs, I called jn a Homoeopathic physician, but
medicine did not acme to help mc. I read your advert•
isement, and thought I would try Nr. Boors' Syrup of
Liaenoorf, Tar atW Canrshalagurs. Before I had taken
up the 4wdbottls, my bleeding had stopped, my Cough
teas gent, and I felt as well as usual. .Myhealth is now
good. I consider it a most excellent medicine, and cor
dially recommend it to ray friends. Mir statement was
madam the Proprinors, March 12th,18.50.1
plugs, NEW YORK CITY REIN
~t.,,: lsiiillEll.
1D- For. ant of room to publish as any more
certificates, we here give theAames and -reside.nces"ef
several individuals well known in New York, every One
of wham hes usecishis medicine, and can speak personally
of its effects. Please call upon them, and hear what
they say.
Cams. 11. Rim, No. 102, Broadway, corner of John
Rev. listam Ron', No. 137, Madison street, Pastor of
the " Church of the Good Shepherd."
Ron= S. LOCIWOOD. N 0.36, Vestry street.
Snmssros Rorr,No. 260, Houston street
Be sure to ask for Dr. A. liners , Syrup of LW.
ERWORT, TAR, and CANCRAGRA., and lot no
other bo palmed on to you.
CAUTEGN.—Nona genuilae, unless than is on timbaff
wrapper a nots s r hand, signed with a .Pen, by A. L.
FOR SAVE l wholesato and retail, by A. L. SCOVILL
& CO., Propnetons, at their Principal Depot, GOTHIC
HALL, No. 316 Bnxidtsay, Now York, to whom all "er
dere for the Medicine;ttni letters relating to
: Agencies,
should be addressed, patina.
ALSO, for sale by K. E. Scilers i No. 57 Wood street,
Wholesale Agent for Pittsburgh and vicinity; D. AL
Curry, H. P. Schwartz, and L Douglas, Allegheny City;
!Townsend, CaretkCo.;lllanchester ; A.lPatterion Div
,
P CE—la large bottle, 81,00; or Biz bottles for $5,00
raar2s:3m •
SC. Glair Hotel,
(Formerly-the Hxchanged •
,Corner of Penn and St. Clair streets, Pittsburgh.
pars spncions, central,' and conveniently - located
L HOTEL, having been completely. remodeled and
thoroughly repaired and improved, and is now open
for the accommodauoa of the public.
The subscriber, lessee and proprietbr of the St. Clair
Hotel, respectfully informs Ins friends, and the public,•
that he has furnished it in the most elegant and comfort
able style, and employed competent assistants and at.
tentivesand faithful servants, and that he will spare no
exertions to make it equal to , any house in the country.,
The wall known centrarlocation of the House, and
convenience of its arrangements, rendering it the most
desirable, either to travelers or permanent boarders, in
duces him to solicit and hope for it a liberal share_ofpa
tronage: tapr2l2l C. W. BENNETT.
LRs. LIDLEATT, fate of . the City of Dublin, Te•
iptetfally Mforms the citizens of Pittsburgh and
AneghenY, that she Is prepared to give instruction on
thiPiaito Forte and Singing, either at their residences
or at her ' s, corner of.Leacock and Morgan streeta, - Alle.
glieny.: For particulars enquire at this office, or at the
Store of W. Daly &Co., Fifth itreet.
Terms moderate.. . - (apr23.1%,
NEw °sixes°, May 7.
F OR SALE—White Louisville Lime, by the barrel or
- retail; 20 dozen good black ink ; lead pencils; 2,000
smelt fish habits; 20 gross coat and vest moles; a,few
pictures. a large temperance chart, and= temperance
ebttilltates: thelbnly Morning Poet; and all our Pitts
berg.h .110116, most of the Weeklies, and abet - n.lO latA
exehmige-Newspapens, from' Boston to New Orleans,
kept and for sale, by ISAAC HARRIS,
apr2B at his Agency and Intelligence Mee.
WEEMS
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HILL & cun.s.Y. _ •
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 65 Wood.street. • •
• _ r Third door beloro Forirrh—fwers tide). •
IGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly
0 for sale. Time Bills of Exchange and Notes dis
counted. Gold, Silver and Bank Notes, bought and sold.
Collections made in all the principal cities of the United
States. Deposits [outlived of Par and Current Funds.
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JESSE CAROTHERS & CO.,
• : NO. 15, WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH.
•: Current money received on depoiu.
• Collections made on all Me pnacipal cities of die Uni
and States.
PATRICKS & FRIEND
BANNERS AND EEO RANGE BRKERS,
No. 95, CORNER WOOD AND DIAMOND rr worn,
Pituburgh, Fa. 1011 1
wittiascs 1. 3. sIVA.I . I. G. coynn
vrizadanas di Co. •
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE 'BROKER%
NORTH NAST CONLVID 09 WOOD AND TEDID STUMM
A LL transactions made on liberal terms, and colt-ca
b& dons promptly attended to. . . [JafkOm
Ilemovai. • •
. • N. SOLM S £ SONS,
111.1711 23X01119 ILLISKING AND BICELLMON 017/ICII
To No. 67 Itranket strut, four doors bane Oki stand.
Domestic and Poresgn Exchange, Rank Notes,
Geld and Saver, Boughs, S o.d and E.../.anga;
AT TUN
W. XCHANGUL AND BANKING HOLUM
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Hill &r. Co.. c
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PITTSBURGH.. 1 •
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irr: lITIIiCIMTALLOWXD ON TN= DYLPOINTS. LEUIVO
HOPE immix;
WONDERFUL CURES!! •
ratraet from a letter from F. M. Cory -to EC L. Steve
art, No. 137, Second. street, Now York.
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Irper emcees friend, F. ht. CORY.
N. B. The original /atter frosa which the above is an
extract, is oe file, and can. be seen at our office, No. 316,
Broadway:
---- 17BLERDING &T THE LUNGS CURED
VOW PIiOMPTLY , ACM.
!MUSIC.
44: w. Foster,
ATTORNEY ANPVCOUNSELLOR AT LAW
OFFICE,
.NO. 47 FOUILTR STREET, bdovalaskal
OF arca, F=burgis, Pa. ‘novlA:dawly
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EIBEE
INESM
Wrzw anb fUebitinut.
Ms Great Bernedgfor • Consumpaots of . thir Lungs,. Ana
eons of as .Lieer, Arthnur, Bronehitts,'Pains or Mea
tless of the Breast "
'or Lungs, as/ other affections ofsAs
Esse:tor Lungs. •
ISTAR'S BALSAM OP WILD CHERRY is a
lute herbal medicine, composed chiefly of Was
Cumv Sin and the genuine lenatro Boss (the latter
imported e zpresaly . for this purpose,) the rare medical
virtues of which are also combined by a new chemical
process with thirextract of tar, thus rendering the whole
compound the most certain and efficartious remedy ever
discovered for CONSUMPTION OF -THE LUNGS.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
Dr. Wat.:Y. - Banks, of Xenia, Ohio, a highly respect.
able Druggist In that delightful village, has informed us
that the sale of Wistar's Balsnm• ef - Wild Cherry Is un
paralleled. The demand for it is so great that he can
scarcely keen himself supplied with it. He has had in
his store medicines for lung affections. Some of these
were esteemed and some gave temporary relief.—
Bat since he has had 'Pfister's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
a number of the most serious cases wore completely co ;
red by its use.. ul tuner sold a medicine," says the doer
tor "in which I had that entire confidence that I had in
. Iv Ora! Wherever Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cher
ry is introdu ced, it at once attains that nigh reparation It
so riehly deserves. What can prevent its tale when on
every band can be witnessed Its wonderful curest Tho
worst case of Asthma, recent and dangerons Cous)h,
(and; also Uncle that are of long standing,),Httinelitls
or Consumption (In its early stages) are-always aural
by this remarkable medicine.
HEREDITARY CONSUMPTION!
Cured by Wlstarr• Balsam or laiillidOkteriryd
PULLILLIT Rama, Munition co. 0., Sep. 27,
J. D. Part—Dear Sir: I take the liberty of Sidvisina
you of the benefit that I have derived from the use o,
Dr. Wisteria Balsam of Wild Cherry. I was Prostrated
by that terrible scourge, Consuraption,in May last. The'
nuaek was truly horrifying to me, for five of my fkmily,:
(my brothers and abiters,) had died of Consumption. I.
was afflicted with dearly all of the worst features of the
disease: 1 had a distressing cough and eximeterated a.
great deal of blood, hectic fever, severe intins in the side
and chest, cold dulls, alternating with flushes of beat.
and copious night sweats. •
I was under the care of a skilled piryafelan from the.
' time I was taken sick until about six weeks since, being
then about helpless, and my friends consideringr7teir
hopeless, or at least beyond the reach clout ph is
skill. advised th e use of Wistaria Bala= of W d Cher.
I have. taken four bottles of the medicine, and now
consider myself
_perfectly well. I make this statemen t
to induce. others- that are afflicted as I have been, to
make trial 'of Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry, which
remedy has, under the bleating of Providence, restored
my health. JEREMIAH 1806[1041
thrown Porrer, Lake co, la., June 151849.
. .D. Park—Drar Sir: As I have a deep commit:sera
don for the afflicted, permit rue to give you a brief histo
ry of my afilictions t ,and the benefits derived from the
use of "Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild Chetry.”. In July
1844, I was attacked with a fever of a typhoid character,
which left me in a very debilitated state, when in tho
following winter I was taken with a severe cold, whirl
reduced me to such an extent as to give me the appear
once of a confirmed consumptive. I labored under a
severe cough, expectorated a great deal, and was trou
bled with cold feet and night sweats. I also frequently
raised blood from my lungs. I continued in this state,
gradually sinking under the disease, until January, 1E47,
until I was again attacked with fever. My extremities,
especially my feet, were constantly cold, and almost
losttheir feeling., Under these circumstances it maybe
truly said that I was a airing skeleton.. I finally deter
mined to quit taking medicine prescribed by physicians
and try Dr. Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry, and from
tke first week that I commenced taking it I can dine a
gradual recovery.. I continued its use six months, at the
end of which time I was coed, - and have enjoyed good
health ever since, and cheerfully recommend the Bal
sam to all those aMicted with illnesses of the lunged and
would say to those. commenenig its use not to be dis
couraged, if two or three bottles : do noteffect a cure, bu t
persevere se I have done, and I have no doubt but nine
cases out of ten will be blessed with renewed health as
I have been. JOSEPH JACKSON.
Importune to these Miami (with Div:cars chir Lungs
and Breast.
Will miracles never cease' More evidence of its
surpassing health restorative virtues! •
(Prom Dr. Baker, Springfield, Washington co., Ityl
:traumata:ix, Ky.,lllay 14,10454
dforrs. - Banford Park: .1 take this ,opporranltY o
informing you of a most remarkable care performed on
me by the use of Dr. Wistar's Balsam of - Wild Cherry.
In the year 1840 1 was taken with the inflammation
of the bowels, which I labored . under sor six weeks,
when I gradually recovered.. In the fall of 1841 I was
attacked with a 'were cold. which seated itself upon
my lunge, and forth° space of three years Iwas eon
Sued tomy bed,- Ftriedell kinds of Medicines and ova
ryo;,rariety of aid wietenthanefitEntul lino. I wearied g=l:llthe'irintit of INS, lineal Mud of Dr. Wis
tar's-Balsara of wad Cherry. '
My friends persuaded me to giro It a trial, though I
had given up all hopes of recovery, end' had prepared
myself for the change of another world. ' Throng"' their
aolicitations I was indneed to Make use of the genuine
;Fumes Balsam of Wild Cherry'. The effect was truly
astonishing. After five years of affliction and naming,
and after having spent four or five hundred dollars to no
purpose, ana die best sad most respectable physicians
had proved unavalllng, I :was soon restored to entire
. health by the blessing of (led, and the :alb of Dr. Wis.
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
May the blessing of God rest ripen the proprietors o f
so valuable a medicine as Wistat'sjlabram - of Wild
Cherry. YMITS, respeettlilly, 'W:M.BAKEI4.
.._ The genuine " Wistaes Balsam of Wild Chetry.nhas
a the simile of the signature of Henry Wistar, D
Philaaelplua, and " /Sanford & Park " on a finely ego
elated steel engraved wrapper. No other can be gems-
Sold by J. D. PARK,- (streamer to Sanford& Park ' )
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati,' Ohio, Genera
Agent to the South and West, to wham all orders Unlit
Kidd &Co, Pittsburgh; Al r, eortierkterieu
street and the Diamond - ; B A Fahnestock & Co, Pitts
burgh ; J Janet, Pittsburgh; Lee' & Beekham,Alle,'
gheny City; T Russell, Washington ; WEI Lumber
ton, Franklin; L B Bowie, ,Thilentawn; 11-Weityi
Greansburgh; S Koontz, Somerset; Scott- & Gilmore,
Bedford,' Reed & Son, Huntingdon ; Airs. Orr, Bollidagr
burgh; Ibldebrand &Oa, Indiana; I R WriglityKittan- -
magi - Evans do Co, Broolnaille; A Wilson 4.. Son,
Waynesburgb ; BFFarlatid do Co,N Callen
Barton & Co, Erie ; Efenry 4 Forker,, hlem,T.J
eres
Kelly & Co,Butler; S Smith, Beaver D Summertot4
Warren; F C S lones4Conderimon; P , Croaker
Jr., Brownsville' . . _
Private Dine ats77 7.—. - 77.
DR. DROWN, No. 43. DIAMOVPD; ALLEY. :.
Dirvarks his entire attention to an Macs'
ppractice: His kusit,mslismostly conlinedto
tosra or Faunal Disco:es, and suctspaiu.
,ft • , hal affections, brought on by 'lnmrucleneo
• '+
youthfalindalgence and
E excess:
• ' .syphitis, raptionGoaoti
hea, °leer, Stnenney Umbra! Discharges, ,
Imps ty of , thoßlood, with all diseases o. the venereal
orig i n • Skirt Diseases, Scorbutic Enstions,:-Tetter,
Ringworm, Mercurial Diseases,Beminal
potencY, Piles, Rheumatism, Female ess,liforah;
ly Suppretalons, Diseases of the Fistula in Aine.
Nervous' Affections, Pains in the Back and Loins, Irrita.
dons of the Bladder and itidneys,sueseturfally treated
Cure`guaranteed. •
Fourteen 1 , ears' practiegfour in thiscityt enabies
Brown to offer assurances orepeedynurtito ullyehdßMY
:come under his care. • • •
Office and private consulting" ooms, di. Diamond --- P• Charges moderate. - nov&doktrly
Do EUXE4II7BId.—Dr. Browwe newly ainedvrea Tun.
.101, edy for Rheinnatismir a speedy and certain remedy
forthatpaintultroublo. Itnevcr fads.- •
Office and Private Consultation Romholio;4l,Dl,6;.
ZdOPID, Pinstawglt,'Penna. •The Darter it' alstays let
home - hiniEkhrens
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN
msOIIIIFARED and sold by MO. -YOIJNGSON, ;205
Liberty street. This powerfallyconcentrated,Pre
pamtioni the medical virtues of which are found to be
eight times the strength of the original American Oil..
It is pat up in bottles at 25 and 274 centa, each, with full '
directions forits use. In every disease where the origi
nal American Oil has been found at all effieacious t and
it so far exceeds the original In power, as to render tithe
CHEAPEST IyESDIODMINTIEE WORLD- Call and
try it. . • JOHN YOUNGSON.
N. B. The original Oil in its natural state as taken.
from the bowels of the earth, VIII be had as above—and
will be found genuine. notwithstruidlng a certain' inn
claims to be the, only Proprietors
der.w.tf •
Transparent Window lihride.Fantoirg
48ntwiN snumr; .• -
(Egrarzzx PEStIr &ND Li:}3XSZIT ornmarro.
LIST OP SHADES On hand and made at all times to
order
'• 3.4,44, 6-4 and 04 Buff Shades; nlain'antibordered
a Transparent green do;.: -
a • Dark " do ;
Landscape Shades of every style; • - , - -
; Moonlight . do::" , do do;
Gothic and Meszhinto, of new style ;
STOLE SHADES of any color, with Lettering or signing. De
i OIL CLOTHS on hand. - -
I Also, a lot of_SHADE TRIMMINGS--coritplate at 23
cents per shade. u:r Certain hung on reatunsable
P. S.—Pedlors will do well to call at the Factory, he
fore pnrclrasing elsewhere.
aPrifiam E; a. KEENAN.
TUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS—
O , Black and colored French Cloths
- Light colored fancy . Cashmeres ;
Black French Cashmeres ; - -
Fancy Silk Vestings; .
Buff and white Marseilles Vestim '
Jenny Lind Vesting, at B. br.:a_BDUSDS.p •
Vanylnlt No 0$ Mast et
livers Err. linlissellpre Vernal* BorttLnto,sJ,s
-: KITTANNING PM, _
XECOMPtIENDED Goo. J ohnston and Binle?Ps
Potter and IJpiold, will re-open ftozuguneZ session
on the 30th instant, (April). •
• Charge for hoard and English' tuition per sea
1, Mon of live months, - - - - 6 5 * 0
Charge tor *tubing' and, stationery ? possession
of live months - ' 695'
&.4 at enitomary rates. No gnus. N=Dm•
of borem received,__ s -
See Circulars at .r. Mellor's Book Store, 29 Wood
'trees.
Effarncs in Pittsburgh—The Episcopal Clergy; Judge
hvclure ; Judge Shales; 11. Shoeubemsr B. O.
White, A. B. Carling, Etas.; W. H. IlichaMson, Eau.
niece:Mattes; Judge Inch, Giconshogh; Judge Hu(
Kittrinskg. laprlolutsr3w.
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