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the Morning Post.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF 2713 CITY.
HARPER. & LAYTON, PROPRIETORS.
L. HARPER, EDITOR
MONDAY-MORNING, MAY 19, - 1851:
• Ecr No - Autertecot citizen em► met emu to 11118111 the
•VlttOrk CR the first cf as Mums. Diettniont God for.
.—ttatioue yet unborn tooseU rue as rttelmen of the
.de01. 1, --Il3ratarAv. •
•
. ' • DernOoraitlo State etativetationo,
• - ' AT READING,
For notninattavacbdates for Goal:won and Osnar.
o
vra th eith of .Tuna, 1851, as fixed by the
wrt convert
- • /Or 111.11RISEVEG,
For noralnatim eandidaresfor Emits= Basca, on the
llth °II:mall:Pt, as fixed by the regular aet.on of the
Male Central Comp:atm ,
• ' .New Constitution of Maryland.
The Maryland' Reform Conventiod;bis at length
• • adjourned, after a long and laborious session: The .
Declaration of Rights and the new Constitution
adopted, by the Convention are published in estaisci
in the Baltimore Sun of Thursday morning, and oc
' copy eight closely printed columns of that paper.
The following are the moat important features of
the new Constitution : It provides fbr the abolition
of imprisonment for debt, - -a humane and admirable
feature. It Saes a period within which the whole
lottery system of the State will be brought to a close,
and the revenue be eupplied from a source of a leas,
• 'queitionable character. It takes from the legialas
sure the power to grant divorces, and leaves the par.
ties to their remedies iti the -courts of justice. And
it provides against the renewal of those financial
embarrassments from loses and apectdationa, into
which the State was planged in 1836, under.leglala.
tive sanction.
The judges of all the courts are made elective, as
in -:, • Pennsylvania, and receive fair galaxies, and are
•••• prohibited from'all compensation through the doubt.
" 'fel process of fees et perquisites. The State is
divi
•-• ded into eight circuits, of which Baltimore is one.
• _ .
- There is one judge to each of seven eircnite, who is
. • to hold a court not less than twice a year in each
• county within his circuit, and who will have equity,
. • 'civil and criminal jurisdiction. For Baltimore city
• there are two courts provided, with a jurisdiction so
•
arranged as to equalise the business as nearly as
may be.
The Baltimore Republican, in speaking of the new
, Constitution, says:--$ 4 Although fallingfar sAort of
our just demands, yet it mumbo admitted thstsome
' • * thin has been gained to the cause of popular rights,
end it becomes us, as rational men, to see whether
wo are not hotter off under the new Constitution
than we should be under a continuance of the old;
•
and If so. our course should bo in accordance with
• , that nonfiction +"
Plttatraishers Sailed for Europe.
The 4, City of Glasgow II which ailed from Phila.
delphia, oo Thursday at noon, bad on board the
followiog Fittaburghers, who are booed for the
World'a Fair at London
John Arthur*,
Hon - . Sam% Junea,
- .A. B. curling,
lobo Floy d,
• Jamea MiGrow;
Mr. Rafferty,
1811" Tho item that has troubled Greasy so much
for Molest few days, originally appeared tho
Baltimoro San, a paper which, while! it Warm
neutrality, occasionally-grossly mistepresents the
-views of distinguished Democrats. Now, malt wo
cost Gtesey to toll us all about the of the
names to the call for the Scott meeting I Came,
'old codger, no backing oat I
MMQ9
Justice to Thomas W. Darr.
We sulionoced, somo days slaw, tho gratifying
loteillgencs that the Legislature of abode Island
has passed an act restoring the patriot Doan to tho
rights of citisenshlp. Tho act of restoration Is
worded u follows:
un is enacted by General Assivibly as follows
''All civil and 'political disabilities growing out of
the sentence of the Supremo Court, passed against
Thomas W. Dorr, are hereby removed, and the said
Thomas W. Derr is hereby restored to his civil and
political rights la as full a manner and with the same
effect, as it said sentence had not been passed."
• The vote in the Senate stood as follows—Yeas
18, Nays 11:
•
Ayes—The Lieutenant Governor and Mews. An.
ebony, Ball, Balton, Champlin, Cross, Francis, Isaac
Greene, Rawlins, Hill, 2d, Hturard, Knowles, Por
ter, Potter, Sisson, Spiok, Waterman, Wileot—lS.
Nays—Bloknell, Chapin , Church, Collins, Diman,
Fry, A. C. Greene, N. Greene, Macy, Manchester,
The Route concurred in the act by a vote of 39
toB2. Four whiga voted in the affirmative. We
congratulate Mr. Doan, and the State of Rhode
Island, which at length honors herself in doing jos.
dee to her long persecuted but true and talented
. .
We have received froi.Cincinneti the first num
ber. of • the Artiste , Journal, a paper published
monthly by the It Artiste Union of Cincinnati,” for
the promotion of the Fino Arts. It is a largo and
beautiful paper, and contains reading matter which
will be interesting not only to artists, but to the
rending public generally. Specimen numbers of the
paper may be seen at this office.
, . .
KW The Editor of the Chionrcit acknowledges
trithe red eyes and red Mize, hut felicitates himself
that - he does not possess our ears. If he had our
earshoiertainly would lose his personal Identity,
and pot bia' a'rkuskey; therefore we leave him to elm
tilt in his own natural possession. Our neighbor ins
Mats upon our greenness, and we admh him to be no
moan judge of verdancy. The Etolians learned the
an of pruning grapes by an is once breaking Into
a vineyard and munching a bellyfull of the green
shoots. When our evaberatice teed. to too much
sap, we will willingly submit hereafter to the good*
natured teeth of our friend of the Chroniela !
tip' The Whig papaws are recording every little
incident, movement, remark, smiles, not of the bead,
be g dm., of President ft-mime and his Cabinet,
daring their tour. This is all natural enough, and
the idea is borrOwed from the Beglish Tory Journals
which always record with minute accuracy, all the
• tom-fooleries of tho Queen and Prince Albert, do•
ring their summer eacursiona from Windrow Palace
. to the Isittif Wight. ,
TIAOMILE AT A MaTTAST Peters•
--burg, Vs., Intelligencer of Saturday says that a ee.ii
rions outbreak has taken place in the Virginia Mill•
tory Institute. It seeme that twenty-four members
of the Senior Clare left the institute, without per
-. mission, for the purpose of attending a trial for mur
der which was going on in Lexington, and for this
offence were all expelled. Whereupon all the oth
er Cadets, with the exception of four, left thekostl;
tate. - . •
. .
Erstrromoino rirr. Fins or Moo= Vraorros
It le said that . 4 project is on foot at Naples to es.
Jingoish the fires of Mount Vesuvius, that have been
burning for thousands of years I The plan le to dig
s trench or canal from tbo sea to the crater, the hot. -
Soma of the grand ono being .soreral thousand feet
below the level of the see. The expense will no t
'mood 42,000,000, end the lands thus to be re.
claimed will be worth ten time, that amount. •
v•Virneintall Colln COMMIT. --We have seen
(says this Boston Daily Parfja letter from one of the
head co en of this company, stating that the famous
mass o rpure - copper upon,which the miners of the
Clid - mino are now , engaged, weighs ab - ove 70a tone.
The Ilreis' York Tatumpsis the approximate weight
it ND tone. - oao half of inch a lump %odd make s
0,713 distant&
PITTSBURGH.:
Stephen Rogue,
A. B. Berger,
A. Rbiaeman,
Rev W. Stephenson,
Marcus Kiddoo,
Rev. Geo. Marshall.
Trio. A zthitii , Journal.
' t, •
• !••
Washington County: firribblingo anb elippingo.
We have already published the ticket nominated
by the Democracv_of Washington county, at their Ben. WitliamA. Zdavioit,ft distinguished citizen
Convention, =on the 12th inst. The Ezamlner of of Baltimore, died in that city ea Wednesday last.
Saturday brings us the preceedloge in full. Col. Wm. --- We have reeeTved from Keokuk, lowa, a " 17
Hopkins offered the following resolutions, which neatly printed and apteited triweekly paper called the
wore unanimously adopted. - Dispatch, wblch Putouts quite a commercial appear.
Resolved, That the Democracy of Waibington sate.
County, in contention assembled, feel called upon
-to renew the expression of their abiding attachment
to oar glorious Union.
Resolved, That we regard the perpetuity of the
Union ill these United States, a. the great palladium
of our libertlea, - and that we Took opon all attempts
to impair its litegriry, by alienating one portion of
it from the other, as treasonable.
Resolved, That the stability ofthe Union depends
upon a' strict adheittitesktoitho,Conatitution and its
compromises. • ,
Resolved, Tint in the person of General Lswia
Cites, we recognise eminent talent, strict integrity,
and disinterested patriotism. -
Rooked, That ea Pentnylvan ions, we rejoice to I
witness by .the voice of the preen, and other demon- i
atrationa- throughout the country, the advancing
popularity of our eminent statesman and fellow cite
hen, the Ron. JABIES BUCHANAN; and we be
lieve that under his banner, as the Presidential can
didate in 1852, the Democracy of the whole country
would rally, and victory be certain. , •
BettOlintf; That we pledge =Selves So support
the nominees of this convention.
On motion, the Chair, appointed the . ; following
Committees:
Cooforrees to meet en equal number from Greene,
for the purpose of selecting a candidate for Senate,
•
Cols. Wm. Hopkins, A. G. Squier, and. Mathew
Lino
Conferred to select a candidate for President
Judge of this Judicial District,' Wm. Moritgomery,
David Riddle, and John S. Brady, Esqrs.
Resolved, That the Senatorial and Judicial Con.
fakes, aro empowered to appetnt substitutes, in cusp
it should be necessary.
Committee of Vigilance for the ensuing year, Wm.
Callahan, E: B. Marsh, Alex. Frasier, A. W. Acbe•
ma, John Park, Jacob - Mary, Jacob Cott.
Par= Goon Extirria.-137 the following bill 'Of
faro at the Dunkirk Celebration on Wednesday last,
itia very manifest that the President and his Cabinet
are in no danger of starving. The faro is tolerably
substantial as well as being rather plentiful. The
first article named in the bill, we suppose is a com
pliment to Mr. Webster :
Pax or Fear..--Chuwder, a yoke of ozeo barbe
cued whoie; 10 sheep routed whole; beet elemode;
boiled hams; corned beef; buffalo tongues ; bologna
sausages; beefs* tongues smoked and pickled ; head
cheese; pork and beans, 60 roast turk ice; 100 roast
fowls; hot coffee, &c.&c.
Iguana Discomr.amo.—Tho law Paris journals re
port that Captain Guesdon, commanding the French
whaler the Balomandere, Just arrived at Havre, gives
en account of the discovery of a cluster of Wanda
which is not marked upon any of the charts. They
lin in 172 deg. 56 min. west longitude of meridian
'for Paris, and 9 dog. 88 min. south latitude. They
are from 25 to 30 in unbar, three of them of some
extent, and all.covered with cocoa trees. On the
same day he discovered the Isle of Clarence.
FJCIOLLITIOS TO Duca Maryland COICHB
nizotfonJoirrnd confirms the rumors that hero been
in circulation, of a large party of frco colored per•
sons in Baltimore, making preperationa to emigrate
or Liberia, on or about the lit of. Joly. The Rev
Zacob Moore, the founder, and for some years the
pastor of the colored Methodist Episcopal Church In
Howard Street, Is the leader in tho moventoot, which
embraces twonty-fivo respectable and industzions
families, oumboring folly one hundred persona.
MB. BONBAtIVES SPEECH.
The Ha wishing Septum contain, the speech of
this distiegaished Representative from Cumberland,
on the bill to repeal the 6th section of the act of
1847, relative to fugitive slaves. &c. The speech
makes nearly ten columns of that paper—nod to say
that it is an able and conclusive argument through. •
out against the constitutionality of the act referred
to, is to say what every body would expect from its 1
talented sad eloquent author. We give the conch"-
sive paragraph of this masterly production, and.our
only regret is that the length of the speech pre.
vents us from publishing It entire. Mr. Bonham
says:
Bat to return. If legislative action on the patter
the states is inexpedient to aid the execution of the
powers of the general government, it Is clearly the
province of prudence and patriotism to throw no
obstacles to its Fra tb. The rights of the southern
people may be secured under regulations imposed
by the general government itself; yet without legis-
Wetly° interference on the part of the states,the
citizens thereof may assist in the carrying into ffect
the paramount law as a matter of concabolary rego•
Intim:, if for no other purpose. No one seriously
doubts the power of citizens of one state to protect'
the citizens of other states in their rights or property,
when it may be found within their territory. Nor
can there be any doubt that in the ease of fugitives
-from justice, it is the duty ofgood citizens and the
authorities of each state to assist In their arrest and
restoration to the states from which they may have
clasped. The 2d section of the 4th article of the
constitution of the United States provides for the de.
liveriog up fugitives from justice by one state, and
their removal, on the demand of the executive au.
thority of the states from which they fled. In accorda
mice with this constitutional provision, the 2d see•
lion of the act of Congress Of the 12th Feb., 1793,
was passed heiog a portion of the same act which
relates to fugitives from labor. Would the states
therefore be justifiable in passing enactments
to prevent their local authorities from aiding
and assisting i.p the execution of this paramount
law ? Would they be justified in refusing the use of ;
their jails, and preventing Justices of the peace, ,
sheriffs and other peace officers, under severe pen. :
alder, from carrying this paramont law into effect 1
Certainly not. ited'yet with as litre show of reason
can we Inflict penalties, on the same person, and
forbid the use of our jails in the case of the it de.
liveriog up" of fugitives from labor.
The cases are precisely parallel, as the restoration
of the two chimes of persons, fugitives from justice
and from labor, is provided for in the same section
and article of the constitution of the United States,
and the method defined of ezercising these teepee.
five powers in the same act of Congress. Good
neighborship and the comity between nations,
should be sufficient of themselves, to lafluenco us to
aid and egoist neighboring states by these acts of
nothing more than common courtesy. Yet we aro
to be cursed by a set of fanatics, who aro daily sen
ding
in remonstrances against the repeal of the ob.
onions and unconstitutional law of 3d March, 1847;
men who would in effect not only disregard the
common amenities of life, but would trample under
foot a vital provision of the constitution of their .
I poi:miry, and tear in pieces the solemn enactments
of Congress passed in conformity with that constita
i lion. Teems have now a statue of Pennsylvania ,
which punishes our citizens with fines end imprison-
meets, and legal disabilities of a high grade, fordo. '
!.log that which In honor and good conscience, and
by the supreme law of the land, they are bound to
do: and yet there are those who remonstrate against
, Rs repeal—and members on this floor who will record •
I their votes against the passago of the bill now pond..
tog for that purpose. And yet we complain of the
.ipinaitivenen of our southern brethren on the sub.
pet of their 'peculiar institutions, and - their many
grievances. I tell you Mr. Speaker, while the act
t :
of March 3d, 1847, disgraces the statue ,book of
Pennsylvania, and similar acts disgrace: the legisla.
. lion of other northern Mates, tbo people of the south
have a quarrel with us, and have good cause to com.
plain of our Panic faith, and to upbraid us as viola
. tors of the compacts of the constitution, promoters
i
of discord, and as dietorbors of the peace of the na
tion. Legislation of this kind is a direct and piew.
erful. blow aimed at the government itself, and the
! integrity of our blessed Union—and the same spirit
which enacted that law would scatter this nation in
I "disintegrated, discordant, belligerent, fragments."
Let us, therefore, discard such miserable fanatical
I heresies from our midst, be true to the faith which
, was pledged by our fore fathers, at a time when the
bonds of fraternal love were strong and bright, when
the blood of patriots flowed in one common stream,
and the hearts of millions were engrossed' ip one
great stragglo—when the voice of the east and west,
the north and the south mingled together as many
waters, and was heard in holy union amid the con.
flints of nations, shim the clangor of war, anegavo
consolation and hope and strength to an infant peo
ple, with the nobler triumphs of peace.
ernsy then say to our glorious Colon. le the
sublime language of the ' poet Tupper, who tiss
bat recently landed upon our shores, and whom
we -took by the hand the other day in these
dal: • .
" Giant aggregate of nations,
Glorious whole efglorious parts, '
Unto endless generations •
Live united handsand beans!
Be it storm or summer weather,
Pencetal calm or hattlej 1 r
Stand in Immune oils atreogth 'together,
'Shaer Elva, as now re ere."
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-- The Cincinnati Nonpareil says: " A troupe of
Visitors came down front Pittsburgh the other day,-dress
ed a/a Turk, and set the whole city in a rage for the
semi-masculine dregs. ,, We guess there must be some
mistake about this. -
Archbishop HGOECES, says tha Freeman's Journal,
is enjoying excellent health and spirits at Rome, Where
he is 'devoting his leisure in writing, and it is supposed.
he imends to issue game new publications.
Buffalo now claims to be the city of churchear—
'One Of the papers boasts of haring thirty-two church
edifices,, and asserts that for a population of 45,000 in•
habitants, no other city in the Union can boast of having
so large a number. .
-- Madeline (Ma me recently appeared in court. at
Pails, and plead her own case and that of her sisters in
a civil suit. She spoke three hours with great totes and
One effect.
The Legialsittre of Maine met on Wednesday,
May lath. The principal business to come before them
le the bill for a Free Banking Law . , andthe . districting of
the State into Congressional Districts.
DAVID Ross, a native of Dundee, Scotland, aged
26, was Murdered in the street, at bfilwatiiie, on the 4th
inst., and robbed of between three and four hundred dol
lars.
The fashionable gamblers, who have heretofore
Overrun Saratoga Springs with their hells, will be pros
ecuted this year under additional powers granted by the
Legislature uithe village. ' '
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A pauper at the almshouse, Wilmington, Del.,
killed another inmate by striking him with an iron bar
In a quarrel, and then killed himself afterwards while
is jail. This occurred lasi week. • • •
The students of the South Carolina College have
issued an address to the students 'tithe Universities and
Colleges throughout the South, calling upon them to rat.
ly Toe the defence of Southern institatione. Modest
youthr, those. •
A Convention to consider the moral, social and
pecrunary condition of the colored population of Cana
da West, who have escaped frotn American slavery, is
to be hold in Detriot on the 21st inst.
-- The great mass of facts tend to establish the
opinion ihat the American Indians ere a distinct cannot
people.
The trial of Jamas Corium, of Toledo, for the
murder of ItoessoLuow at Vienna, Mich., hat winter,
during a wedding spree, has closed, and resulted in a
verdict of acquittal.
Orman W. GAT, one of the prisoners recently
arrested on the charge of having burnt the Depot of the
Michigan Central Railroad, died in jail at Detroit, last
week.
A patty of Irish dzaymen got into a camel in a
coffeehouse, comer of Common and Circus streets, N
0., on the night of the 3d inst. One of them named Mc-
Kinney was stabbed by another named McCord, so tha
he died soon sant.
A spatial committee of the Massachusetts Legit
latnre has reported favorably to the propriety of remov
ins the seat of government from Boston to a more can
hal location of the State.
Bev. Cusacts Kw, aged 65 years, c omitted
suicide at beomlnster,,Mass, on the nth Inst. lie•oifici
ated In the pulpit on the preceding Sabbath. No cause
it assigned for the net..-
Among the prominent benevolent objects of the
day, for the relief .of the down-trodden female race, we
perceive the call in the N. Y. papers for the formation of
a Society for the amelioration of the condition of woman
with snoring husbands!!
The Frankfort Commonwealth says that secret
circular* are being vent through the State of Kentucky
for the purpose of assembling an Emancipation Conven
tion at the Capital, on the 22d of May instant. The
editor thinksrhat the attempt will be utterly abortive.
We learn from the Cleveland True Deraocrat
that Joshua B. Giddings fell from a wagon on Friday
week and broke two of his ribs. A telegraphic dispatch
to the editor dated Monday states that although et lions-
II injured, he is not d angerously so.
A chivalric Southerner says that all the farms of
Massaohasetts need to make them productive is two
showers a day—one of manure, and the other of rain
water.
Pompous funerals and sumptuous monuments are
made more out of design to gratify the vanity of the liv
log, than to do honor to the dead. Greatness may build
the tomb, bat it Is goodness mast make the epitaph
A laborer on the Erie Railroad, named Owen D.
Canfield, bad his lett leg and thigh horribly crushed by
a car matting over him while at work upon the N. York
and Erie Railroad.
George W. Johnston, late speaker of the Ken.
tacky House of Representatives, it is stated, Is a de•
Mutter to the amount of 82,000, in retaining money,
collected. for the Bank of the Commonwealth of Ken
tucky.
• Tampico dates to the 20th uittmo aro received.—
The Mexican Congress had agreed to place a light-house
on Alacranes. Also, to glee a donation to the soldiers
wounded in the war with the 11. S.
The salt brought against District Attorney Liner,
for 810,000 damages, for the arrest and detention of A.
Beavon, a colored barber, of Salem, Mass , who was,
by partake, arrested as one of the rescuers of Stindrach,
has also become a nott.suit, by the failure of Dutton to
appear.
Mr. P. Burrs, a large produce dealer, of Clear
Spring, Indiana, started to Baltimore on Easter Sunday,
having with him from 13 to 20,000 dollars in money. As
be has not since been heard of, it Is feared that ha - was
murdered.
The Erie Gazette announces by without, of G.
J. Ball, Esq., that that gentleman will not be a candidate
before the Whig. State Convention for Canal Commlr
A cheerful face is nearly as good for an Invalid
as healthy weather. To make a sick man think he's
Aytng, all that is necessary Is to look half dead yourself.
hope and despair are as catching as cataneoluiCom
plaints. Always look sunshiny, therefore, whether you
feel so or not.
A man in health ought always to rise from the
table with some appetite. If either the body or the mind
be less fit for action alter eating than before, that 15, if
the man be less fit either for labor or study, he has ex
ceeded the proper qaantity.
Napoleon, while at St. Helena, said of Talley
rand : He is a very corrupt man ;he has betrayed all
parties and all persons. He Is a traitor, but over in con
spiracy with Fortune. He treats his friends as If they
were to become his enemies, and his enemies us if they
were to become his friends.
Barrrazo, the inventor of the long panoramas, is
is now in the klolyland, atter having traveled through
Egypt and other eastern regions. .frie is filling great
portfolios with sketches, and Intends to construct many
extensive Panoramas - of those old historic c ountrles.
Mir We have already published the following in
the Post, but at the request of a reader wo again
pass it round it*
A Guest hart.—George Lippard, in bls now
work, entitled the Nazarine, thee speaks of Preal.
dent Jackson :
‘‘' lie was a man I Well I remember the day I
waited upon him. lie sat there in his armchair; I
can see that old warrior face, with its snow-white
hair, oven now. Wo told 'him of the public dis
tress, the manufacturers ruined, the eagles shrouded
in crape whih were borne at the head of- twenty
thousand me ninto Independence Square. He board
us all. We begged him to leave the deposits whore
they were, to uphold the great bank in Philadelphia.
Still he did not say a word. At last one of our mems
bore, more fiery than the rest, lutimated that if the
bank were crushed, a rebellion might follow. Then I
the old man rose; I can see hi m yet. . . "Come is
he shouted in a voice of thunder, as hie clutched
right hand was raised above his white hairs; “come
with baionete in your bands instead of petitions;
surround the White House with your legions • I am
ready for you all By the Eternal With t he peso.
pie at my back whom your gold can neither boy nor
awe, I will swing you up around the Capitol, each'
rebel of foe, on a gibbet, high as Hamanie.”—
When I think (says the author) of that mac ISMS
standing.there at Washington, battling with all the
powers of bank and panic 'combined, betrayed by
those In whom he trusted, assailed by all that the
snake of malice could hiss, or the fiend of falsehood
howl—whoa I think of that one man placing his
back against the rack, - and folding his arms for the
blow, while he uttered his awful vow, 4 1 By the
Eternal 1 I will not (metre one inch from the path I
hue chosen I must confess. that the records of
Greece and Rome, nay, the proudest days of from,
Well or Napoleon, cannot furnish en Wigan° Of a
Mu, like. that of Andrew Jackson's, when be placed
ilk and soul and fame on the hazard of ti•die, for
hi people's welfitre,”
BEM
EMI
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[From iho Enicketbcicker Magazine.)
nirnnifo GOD.
What time I see the morn op-spring,
What time thelark is an the suing,
What tame the birds their matins slug,
And all the brooks, with clearer ring,
Co through Me meadows wandering,
And natUre wears the blasit of Sprang,
My soul ascends to Teas!
'What time the Noon's unclouded gaze
Beats on this Earlh'isrith mellOw rays,
And fine the air with golden haze ;
what birds have ceased their morning layer,
Andwoods and screards are all a blaze
With glory of the summer days,
• • • . My soul ascends to Tama'
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When Night upon the world descends,
And mom and noon, like wearied friends,
The darkness 'Wreath her mantle blends ;
When every star us glory lends
To light the moon, as she ascends,
And outman over nature bends,
seal ascends to Truk!
To Tams, as sparks from a flaming fire
Towed heaven my thoughts, 0 Goal aspire I
MI time, all seasons draw me higher
Toward,Taas, end every . pare desire :
Toward raze; 0 Goal sun draw me nigher
Nor Jot me doubt, nor faint, nor tire
Till I am lost in TIMM.
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O. D. STUSIrr
The Home of Joffe!fon.
A correspondent of the Uniontown Democrat,
who hap visited Monticello, the homestead ofJeffer.
m earn
The interior of the house is jest ae Jefferson left
it, except the furniture, which is all gone, save some
paintings, minors, era. The house, both outside
and in, bears all the evidences of neglect and decay,
but still Tellies all its fair proportions; and its vener
able outline, grown gray and mossy by time and neg
leht, perhaps adds, rather than otherwise, to its op.
poarance, particularly to a stranger. And the ven
erable aspen treat growing around, throw a kind of
melancholy over everything, that seems to whisper
in your ear, and point, you about three hundred yards
down in the woods, to the grave of him who plant.
ed them—to the humblest grave, in appearance,
that ever held the ashes of human greatness. I
made a sketch of it.
I enclose you a little flower, from a branch of
vines, said to have been planted by Jefferson him.
soil, beneath the window of the room in which be
died; they hive grown all over the side of the house
now.
Wong"rear snot= Sneter.—The following excel•
lent advice we cordially reccommend to notice, par•
lie: flatly at this time :
We respectfully counsel those whom we address,
(the workingmen, of4morica,) we counsel you to
labor for a clear understanding of tho subjects which
agitate the community; to make them your study, in
stead of wasting your leisure in vague, passionate
talk about them. Tho time thrown away by the
mass of the people on the rumors of the day, might,
if better spent, give them a good acquaintance with
the constitution, laws, history and late/est:tor their
country; and thus established them on those great
principles by - wide hparticular measures are to be
determined. In proportion as the people thus lam
prove themselves, they will cease to be the tools of
designing politicians. Their intelligence, not their
passions and jealousies, will be addressed by those
who seek their votes. They will exercise not a nom•
inal, but a real influence In the government and des•
flakes of the country, and at the same time will for•
ward their own growth and virtue.
PAOSPECTS or CAMO AT SIFA June:toe OF ran
01/10.—Cain), at the mouth of the
Ohio, is begioulng to look up. It has literally been
so submerged with water as almost to have forbid
doe the hope of its ever becoming the foundation of
a great city, but mow, since it has become the tar.
minus ditto great railway Item Chicago to the Jana.
tion of the Ottio and Mississippi, it is moving for. I
ward With mach spirit. Capital is trealy invested
there, and the waters will loon be so walled out as
to leave a dryspaca sufficient for building. Four
miles, as we learn, of permanent embankment, have
already bean built along the Mississippi and Ohio riv
or, from thejunction, and a.wall, three miles north of
the town, is aeon to be built from river to river.—
Milwoukte Advertiser.
THE GIIZATEIST FELT Ile TEL few
days alone it was announced as a very great tele•
graphic font tie. the foisign news by one of oar Ca
nard steamer, was telegraphed through from New
York to New Orlimas and answered back in one day.
This was a great feat, without doubt, much greater
than people generally reckbn—but it was nothing to
what was done on the Morae Imo a few days since—
as Mr. Small, the receiving clerk tells the story. A
gentleman in this city lett a menage at the rdorso
office at 9 o'clock a., of ono day rev:mann his
friend in Columbus, Onto, to "come to Boston immo•
diately." Be arrived hero the next morning by the
steamboat train Whero'e the line that can beat
Matt— Balton learns/.
Tats DEXOCRACT or DISPIJ.ND. Her gracioUs
Majesty, Queen Victoria, proposed to have the first
peep at the great World's Exhibition, and, therefore,
the Commissioners ordered that the Palace would
not bo open to vieiters till ono o'clock on the day of
opening, to give the Queen an oppononity of view.
tog it nomoleated.. The Landon Tim; takes excep
tion to this, on two grounds—firstly, that it is a re.
auction upon tho loyalty of her loving subject.--
and, secondly, an undue auumption of superiority.
The London Times Intimates that it is not agreeable
for the English public to be shot out from the Cur.
tal Palace, defiance of the rights conferred by
their amen tickets, simply to gratify the exclusive
ness of the Queen. The ,London Times wanted to
say that It was not Democratic, but feared that
liegltaltinen would not understand the term.
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New Books! New Books I
AT HOLMES LIT.C.R.AftY DEPOT, Third street,
opposite the Post Office ;
Godey's Lady's Book for Dray;
Graham's and Sertidn's blaze:lnc for Slay;
Ladies' Nationat for May ;
Dictionary of Mechanics, No; In;
The Wires Sister, or the Forbidden Marriage—a No
vel ;
The Widow Rugby's Husband—a humorous Novel;
The Heirs ofDiewentwater • by E. L.. Blanchard ;
The Counters of Rudolstadt 2 .-by George Send;
This Sisters—by the author of ' Valentine Vox."
Sirs. Caudle's Curtain Lectures—new edition ;
The Mother-in-Law—by Mrs. Sonthworth ;
The Banker's Wife—by T. S. Arthur;
Wild Sports in the West—by Maxwell;
The Commissioner—by 0. P. B. James, Esq.;
Appleton's ;Mechanics Magazine—No. 5;
Horticulturist and Cultivator for Slay ;
Stanfield Hall—a Historical Romance—complete.
O th e Honorable th e Judges of the Court of General
TQuarter Sessions of the Peace In and for the County
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of Allegheny.
The petition of Dominick Maguire, of Lower St. Clair
Township, in the county uforesaid, humbly chew
etb, That your petitioner bath provided himself with
materials for the acopmnsodation of travelers and others,
at his dwelling house, in . the Township aforesaid % and
prays that your Bonen will be pleased to grant him a
license to keep a public house olemenniument. And
your petitioner, as In ditty bound, will praY,
DOMINICK MAGUIRE.
We, the sabscribers, citizens of the aforesaid Tp.,
do certify that the above petitioner Is of good re
pute, for honesty and tapperande, andis well provided
with lionse room and conveniences (or the accommoda
tion and lodging of strangers and tnivelens and that said
tavern is necessary.
Thomas Taylor, hliehael Maguire, J iirg, Michael
Connor, W A Maguire, Wm GIIOIIOII, Jonathan Neely,
Francis Stephens. Wee Stone, John Grierson, Gael
llVClasky, Thomas Hi? nth) a.. (my) 0:30'
MO the Honorable the Judges of th e , u )O4
Quarter Sessioneof the Peece laud for the County
of Allegheny :
The petition of James Norris, of the 34 ard, city of
Pituburgh in the CoUnty aforesaid, humbly sheweth,
That your petitioner bath provided himself with materials
for the accommodadon of travelers and others, at his
dwelling house in the townsidpiforesaid, and prays that
your Honore will be pleased to grant him a Peens* to
keep a public , house of entertainment. And your pelt
donor, as in duty bound, will DraY•
JAItIES NORRIS.
We, the subtcrihers, citizens of the Ward aforesaid,
do eartifp that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honestyand temperance,and Is well provided with 'amuse
room and conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is ne
cessary.
Geo t'plane, Michael O'Hara, Robert Moira, Daniel
Bordner, P W Timmons, .1 Trovillo, Thomas Whitthon,
Edward M'Mahon t Edward Dillon, Alexander Miller,
Daniel hiaboney, E Lippington, John Itiljuire.
°lsla:3llr
00 the Honorable the Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace ,
in and for the County
of Allegheny
The petition of John Sandie!, of the Township of
APCandleas, In the County aforesaid,.humbly sheweth,
That, your petitioner bath provided himself with mate
rials for the accommodation of travelers and others, at
his dwelling house: in aferesald Tp., and prays that
your Honors will be pleised to grtmt him a license to
keep a public house of entertainment. And your peti
tioner, as in duty bound, will pray.
JOHN SANDLES.
We, the subscribers, Citizens of the aforesaid •Tp.,
do certify that the above,petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance,and is well provided with house
r ooo rand conveniences for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern is ne
ce"?iramrlierr, John liierce,Henry Good, 'Frederick Taos
racht,Jamer Cremiutr, John AVOW, John Ray, Jacob
Cromer, Daniel Deer, .9 Good, Henry Deer, Wm Pee
bles. [my19:314.
Hcal4YondisP, fitittellea.urges
h.
.
Offiee-- Era lo s . , l m 49 o F ri o g u ag rth es3 at: A ab gro oo e a rrie e hmw il ntigt
George A. Biddle,
• C 0 N,VE-Y4 NC ER ,
and. other ..litstraraents of Wnting, drawn with
nearness, legal accuracy and dispatch.
He will also attenll to d rowing and filling Me:chard&
Liens, deeounta of .Excc ators and Administrators; pro
curing appointments, of 6911411033, and orders of Or
phtuai, Court for salsa of Real Estate, Ise, tee,
"arintatet
MINN=
INEE
tiattlaL Naito-
Type for slue. ,
Riving determined to - furnish our oxtails - Ivo Sob
Office with entirely new-materials, we shall sell
about 100 founts of typo now In nee, orry. - /our, for
cash or approved paper. We have type enough to
fit out 8 or Id country offices complete. The s i zes
and vutietioe of type are such as are to be found in all
large city job officee, from.lionpareil np to-20 line
Pica - , plain and ornamental. Also, for sale, several
varieties of borders ' in good order. Persons wish
ing to percliatte will please make immediate imp*
cation. - - -
Wilo 6ould not rather enjoy the pleasures of health
and the agreeable'consciousness of well-being, to the
griping pains of disease—the bitter continuance of ill•
health, and the chilling - thonghts of never recovering 1,,
But, of all diseases t who is not most anxious to escape
a disease of the Lungs: The very idea of falling a
victim to .Consamption,sends a tremor -to_ the heart-' strings of life. Bat, oh L how Joyous the , thought that
ants and =man is still our own, when just - before; De
spair had spread her dark canvass over us.- • • -
Such, kind reader, are the &Mutable sensations ex
perienced by hundreds, who, by the use of Dr. Wistar , 3
Balsam of Wild Cherry, have this dire disease -slowly,
but surely, driven from their system--and health, rosy
health; again restored to their languishingbodies. •
Beware of counterfeits and base imitations.
See turvertisement,
I. o of 0 t".—Pinee of Meeting, Washington
Hill, Wood street, betwe e n sth and Viten Alley.
Ptxpenuou Lonos, No. 333--neets every Tuesday
leaning.
- 1111mcAttrux Ettoktertorfix, No. 87-T-Meets let' and 3d
Friday ofeaeit month; . • vaar2s—.o
Err- Deafness, Noise in the Head,. and disagreeable
dhicharges. from the Ear, speedily and penmently re
moved without pain or inconvenience, by Dr. Hartley,
principal orthe Pretv York Eye and Ear Sursery, 134
North ltth street, near. hack. ..Philadelphia. Hours of
Attendance, from 9 to 3. Consultation by letter or oth
erwise, $l. All cases guaranteed where malformation
does not exist' myls:tf
1034 -- r MUSH and MILK served up every day, at 1.1 o'-
cldck, at the Coanacovs,next to the old Allegheny
Bridge. Sphis' sus Zneekings served up afterwards'.
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- - Os a.. O. D.
EloV Meets - above. Bound of Trade Roome t eorller Of -
Third and Wood street', every Monday everung.
Q7' LUNCH served up et the Bt. Clair Hotel. Bar,
every day,atil deloelr- ' •
epr26 , ' (City Dailies copy.)
Consumption's Premonttories •
Ate Cougho,Colds,lnfluenza, Brandlitir, tlihtness of
the Chest, saln in the left aide, low fever, and many
other symptoms'of like character. ,Then some Tube
des in the Lungs, disorganization, prostration of the
physical 'Powers, and soon the scene closes. Thatthey
may . not weep when too faro, let the friends of the sick
be vigilant at the - outset. When:the first symptoms of
Pulmonary disease are manifested, administer Dr.-Ro
gers, Syrup Lictrwort,Tar and Canchakigua That , of
Its effects have been all but miracniotts - even in rodrems
-oasts, we have testimony which incredoility itself can
scarcely doubt. TRY - IT. But first read the evidence.
You will find it in the pamphlet in every Agent's hands:
Look atthe advertisement, too, in another column. rtny2,
The Lank Looked For - -
Specific for Pulmonary Disease Is found at last A
man mustdoubt the evidence- of his - senses, and all hu
man integrity, before - . he can reasonably question the
array of proof advanced in favor`of Dr. Rogers' Syrup
Irorrwart, Tar and Cenchalagua, as an anti-febrile
and tonic medicare, which at once reduces all Fulmona.
ry Inflammation, expels the cause of the disease. and
builas up and strengthens the system.: The heads of our
Colleges,. the Clergy, the Medical Faculty, and .citizens
of all classes have, over their awn signatures, attested its
powerful remedial propenies, and in the pamphlet to be
had of the ik,gents, as wellas is the columns of the pub
lic press, the most positive and satisfactory evidence
will be found.' See advertisement. mylo
- • rainportstntDyiste_giticta
ANTIVICIAL DIGESTION !—Dr. Houghton's Ptpria,
the True Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Aries, a great Myr
pepsi &Curer, prepared from Bennet, or the Pouflit Stom
ach cif the Oz. niter directions of Baron Demo, by J. S.
Hotilitcron, Al. D., Pluladelphia, Pa.
The tirt"of making an. Artificial Digestive Shad, and of
performing the process of Digestion. out of the Stomach,
has long been known to Physiological Chemists. The
honor of the discovery 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 raemb rano of the Digestive Stomach of the
Calf in water, andprecipitating the Pepsin from the solu
tion. Dr. Prout, Dr. Pereira, and Dr. Gregory, in Eng
land,* Dr. Beaumont and Dr.Thuiglison, in America; and
' elder of giti Baron Linens, have recently experimented,
and written upon Mis singularly irdermting and carious
subject, and thrown Much light upon" the nature of the
Digestiveprocess.lri its chemical tind physiological relit-
Dr L 13: Honanien, of Philadelphia, has applied this
. discovery to the cure of INDIGESTION and DYSPEP
SIA with astomihingsircras. It is impossible to give the
Scientific and iather evidence otthese facts in the limits
of thicadvertisement. Let the toilicled call upon the
Agent, and get a descriptive sheet,,gratis. It is one of
the greatest Selistrifie loondos..of the day. 1377,Every
bottle of the genuine Pepsin bears the written signature
of J.S. Houoirros; M. D., sole proprietor. Price, one
dollar per bottle.
See advertisement in another column.
. For sale wholesale and retail at Proprietor's prides by
KEYSER & INFDOWELL, •
140 Wood streeq Pittsburgh
airleysburg, Huatingdon Co, Pa., 111 arch
S. Al. Kier Dear Sir—Yoar Petroleum is working
%sondem in this vicinity therefore, we would thank
you to send us two dozen bytherPenusylvania Railroad.
We are entirely out, and it is being inquired for almost
every day. Yours, respectfully, .
lORN LONG & CO.
Hawedile, Ashland Co., Ohio, hitt:chi% '5l.
S. lkL. Kier: Dear Sir—Your Agent, a few.weeks since,
left with us four dozen Rock Oft, which we
b ave sold.
Please forward to us six dozen Immediately:
Your medicine is working wonders in this reglon.
We can obtain several excellent certificates, if you de
sire therlt. - Yours, ac„W. W. SCOTT.Pm sale by Keyser & APDowell,l4o Wood street
E. Sellers, 57 Wood street ; B. A. Pahnestock ~ tc orner of Wood and front streets; 11. bl.Onrry,D A.
Elliott, Joseph Douglass, and H . P. Schwartz ttlleaheny.
Also, by the proprietor, s. HOER.
sae/ Canal Basin, Seventh et., Pittsburgh.
COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY
Fire and Ili:mine.
COEUXBUS, QHM.
DEMAS ADAMS, Jr., Preaident
D. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
D. Adams, Jr.,
Joseph Wbitehill,
P. Hayden,
M. S. Sallivant,
• John Graham,
Wm. Miner,
The undersigned as Agent of the above substantial
and well known Company, insures 'property of every
description, against loss or &toga by fire. Also, against
the perils of inland. navigation.
H. H. BEESON.,Agent,
Office in Waterman's Warehouse,
St Water street, Pittsburgh.
Associated Fireareals -lasuviance Comps.
sky of the City ef Pittsburgh.
W. W. DALLAS, Praft—ROBERT EYi SecZ
nor Will Insure against FIRE and MARINE RIS S
orell kinds.
Office in Monongahela Ekon, N 05.124 and 1.25 Water it.
DEILECIOII3: '
W. W. Dalian; Body Patterson, R. H. Haftley, B
Simucm, .lo4ina Rhodes, C. H. Paulson, Wca.,l4. Ed
e r bT,,y", 270.1g.i4",1,1 3 .%',,t,„ W ana1:: e ° 11114 w°° d,8
febßl
coati= Olt IltAlllrCT_Alp) nanD lITEZCZW.
jACIULTY,--joras PLustrno, p ri ncipal Instructor in
the science of elatruntt. - - -
O. K. Catscaust.ix, Professor of Pan1714114/api flatten;
tile computation, &e. • - ' •
WATSort, Esq.,- Lecturer on, Commercial
Law.
The Rooms of, thialnstilatiOn are open both day" :and
evening, for the tecePtion4flhose 'wishing w•obutin
practical Mercantile elocution.. Iha course otinstnce.
tion is so thorough, that every student on leaving the
College will be competent to take 'charge of and con
duct on corteet principles, - any net of Stock or Partner.
ship Books, however complicated. [my
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• MAN1721.0'2132.2.2 02 - -
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WADE,
No. 144 k Third strtat, Piasburgh,
TrEEPS constantly on hand general assortment of
all kinds Tin, y o per and Sheet Iron Were; and
makes to order on the shortestmotioe and most accom
modating terms, Wholesale and Retail. imyl9.dltwly
lurApiE BUOA.R.-51 able. Maple Sugar, verxehoice,
Ayi, Just received and for Bale Iry -*
wig". A. hITCLURO & CO.,
- Orocers and Tea, Dealers.:
TOVERINO'd SUCiAßS—Double Refined Loaf Pa;
gar; Crushed, Pulverized and Powdered Loaf' Su-•
gars, constantly on hand and for sale by the bbl. or re.
tail, at the lowest cash rates, by ,
WM. A. APCIAIRO & C 0.,.
25511berty street._
SUNDRIES -15 bbls. t =r ;
50 has. , .
10 do Chocolate ;
100 reams Rag Paper ;
In store and for sale by
myl9
MED MUT - 0 HAMS -5 bbls. en .coning_nment
mo o , KING & MOORHEAD.
MOLABBES--New Orleans Molasses ;
. • et. LoadsS. H. do, (Belcher's);
St. ,Ictroes Lin store and for side by
& MOORHEAD.
Ut N. O. Bogor; , .
AgS 7St.Lonis - Powdered.Sugars; ,
do Crushed -- 'do; -
do , Claridet) ',do;
do Loa d 6; , -
Iteoelved and for onlo by - •
myio kcING & MOORHEAD,
r— Dung-.llydory Gonperwder, - Imperial and
Biack -Teas, in .rudf cheats; and twedto and niX As.
poruad boxes, in store. and for =la by - -
royl9. . KING fa 1/1001111E AD.
rinoßecCO—Russeli & Roble ores, yir. Otani's; Te SSC
J. Haves',And thepopula; brands, in store Andra tale.
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Thomas:llleadie,
N.IL Sevayne,
'D. Alexander,
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G. Ili Molise,
C. hI. bee,
D. Adams.
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CIIEELIcAZ. DISCOVERY.
Chemical regitabis Combinations - to repel Dimon
Dr. Guyaottla Yellow Dock 671 a Sorsapa.
PUT VP IN THE largest sized bottles, contains
more of the pure Honduras Sarsaparilla than any
other preparation extant, which is chemically combined
with the Extract of Yellow Dock, the Extract of Wild
Cherry, and Balsam of Fir, thus making the remedy
more thoroughly efficient than any .other Sarsaparilla
before the public. At the same time it is perfectly free
from all mineral poisons, which cannot be said of any
of the Sarsaparilla Compounds. The invalid should be
ware of poison! Mercury, Iron Quinine, lodin", Sul
phur, Arsenic and many other mineral and. metahe poi
sons onto red into and (arm the active basis of most of,
the Sarsaparillas and Panaceas of the day. Gurscrr's
CONPOII3D Eraser or Yeraow DOCK/are BABSLPLIKLIA.
does not contain a particle of these substances, as any
one can ascertain by applying the necessary testa. •
The 'original , and only genuine prepasatlon for tho
permanent cure of CONSMIPTION AND DISEASES
OF THE LUNGS when they are supposed to beaffected
by the toofrequou sus of .B.Urcury, QU011(774, out.—
It is also ',remedy for SALT RHEUM, BING WORM, •
TETTER, scud) HEAD, DROPSY, SCURVY,
WHITS SWELLING, Sines EMI, Neuralgia Affec
tions, Female Weakness and Obstructions, Barrenness, .
Nervousiand general Debility of the System, Loss of
Appetite Languor, Dizziness and Liver Affections,
which le d to Intermittent and. Remittent Fevers, Fever
and Ague,Billions Fevers, Chill,Fevers,Durab Arm;
Jaundice, ice.
'The afflicted may rest assured that there is not'
the least particle of . Mineral, Mercurial, or any other
poisonous substance in this medicine. It is perfectly
harmless and may be administered to persons in the very
weakest stages of sickness, or to the most helpless in
fants witbout doing the least injury.
The costive-powers of this extract are truly won
derfal,and all invalids should make immediate trial of
the " Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla' , It cannot injure
the delicate patient.
[CERTIFICATES 1
Hines Brills —Cars of 0. M. Leonard.
BLOOMING GZOVX, Dec. Ist, 180.
muso S. F. Bamsair & Coo—Gelnll:—Sometime in
1813,1 was attacked with the Ring's Evil In my arm,
which became so sore that I could not use it, and in
1845, mortification set in. I employed as different times,
each physician of celibrity within my reach; all told
me that my arm must be amputated. From the shout
der to the fore arm, my arm was full of running sores,
some of them as large as a fifty cent piece. I then tried
an Indian Doetor, who removed the mortified flesh, and
stopped the mortification, but could not heal my arm.- ,
My strength, at this time, was completely.exhausted,
and my person much emaciated. I continued in this
state until the summer of 1848, when I saw an advent
risement of "Guysou's Yellow Deck and-Sarsaparilla,"
which I read attentively, and sent for one- bottle of the
article. After using It e few days, the discharges from
my arm increased, and assumed a light color, and less
offenalve oder. I sent for a second bottle, ana while
using it I found my strength increasing, and the dis
charges decreasing. I continued using it until .I had
used six bottles, though I felt myself perfeely. tared
before I used the sixth bottle. Since that time Shave
not felt any pain in my arm; no sores have re - appeared,'
and I have nor a 'doubt that it is thoroughly cured, for I
can labor with it as well as ever I -
" fhsyron's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,. alone cured
me; I took no other remedy while using It, and had I
used it at the first appearance of the malady, fully be
lieve it would have saved Zll5 f rom years of suffering:
And I must earnestly recommend every person gaffer
ing under any aindlar disease, to use uGuyeeWe Yellow "
Dock and Sarsaparilla," 'which will restore them to :
110 4 1 / 1 - • Yours in gratitude,
0. 111. 14EONARD.
An Extraordinhry coo of ..Perojitla, Eyrasipfias and
Mrs, cured by the sole use'of Dr. Harmed. s Clan,
pound Syrup, Ye low Dock and Sarsaparilla
BE:003.1.13, Nov. 17,1349.
Da. Guistru—Sir: I tender. you My sincere thanks
for the great benefit I have dekived from the use of your
valuable Syrup. I have been troubled very bad with a
aerofaloas sore which made its appearance on my clam
I did not pay much attention to It at first, supposing it,
to be nothing but some eruption that generally appears
on persons' faces. It finally - began to - fannies., until It
spread to the back part of =head. I applied toe phy
sichin; tie attended me all to no purpose , . I had tried
everything that could be tried. I saw your Syrup of
Yellow Dark and Sarsaparilla, and concluded to use It,
for I knew that the Yellow Dock was one of the most
valuable articles In the 'world for the blood. I bought
your Syrup and commenced using it, and' from'itte use,
of one bottle I could see a great change in my system.'
I continued using it until lom a well man. I now feel
like a new person; my blood Is perfectly cleansed, and
free from all impurities. There 41 not a question but
that your newly discovered Compound it far superior to
any Sarsaparilla Syrup ever sold. This certificate is at
your disposal,•to publish .If lik'e, and any one you
may refer to me, I shall be happy to give them all the
Information I can about my case, &c.
•
1 remain your obedieq servant,
ADODUE 0- JHNSTON.
113 Market street.
271.4 hese Female Medicine known. The Extecetof Yelttas
Dab and Sarsaparilla is ape:Woe, speedy and
pennanens cure for all COrfrPkant , intiikni to
Its mild alterative properties render It pectiliarly ap
plicable to the slender and delicate coat/nation of the
female. It is unrivalled In its effect upon . each &inseams
as Incipient Consumption, BILITCIIIIOIII, Leucorrhoca or
Whites, Irregular Ineustruation. Incontinence of Urine,
and general Prostration of the system. It immediately
contracts that distressing nervousness and lassitude so
common to the (emote frame, and imparts an energy and
buoyancy as surprisilng asthey are grateful. We have
evidence on fire, which indaeos us strongly,to Mom
mendthis medicine to married people who have not
been blessed with oIIIT
Foamy:us orf • of tits Womb, of five years
standing, cured by Dr. votes Extract of Yellow Da*
and Sarrapatil/y, after every other.bsoum remedy had
been tried without retie: •
WAstrutosoY, .
1840.
This certifies that my tvife,.aged twenty-seven years,
has been sawing under the above complaint for five
years. Nearly all of that time confined to her bed. I
have for five years constantly employed the best medi
cal talent that could be procured in this section_ tit the
country, without any benefit whatever. I have also
purchased every instrumentrecommended lbr the can
of such diseases, ail of which proved worthless. .
In the spring of• 18413,1 was induced by my friend's to
try DroGuysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla which
was used for four months. After she had used it for four
weeks, it was evident to all of us that she was improv
ing, and from this time she improved r a pidly , and gained
flesh and amengtleantil shalt now enjoying meet excel.,
lent health.. - .WM. MONFORT-
We being neighbors to Wm. and Julia Monfort, know
that the above statement as to the etokuesdoltdra 310n
ford, wad asto the cure being affected by f,!Guysorthi
lOWDock and Sarsaparilla," to be strictly
JANE EDDY
SARAH roNliTts,
Sold by J. D. PARE, (successor to Sanford fr. Park,)
Fourth and Walnatsunets, General
Agent M the Sonth ituld - W-01, * ,t0 :Whom ail ordrs e must
'be addressed. . •
J Kidd A Co, Pittsburgh,' L Wilcoz,Jr, corner Market
street and the Diamond; B A Fahnestock A Co, Pitts
burgh ; J A Jones, Pittsburgh;
. Lee A Beckham, Albs
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sheaf City; Li T Russell, Washingtm ; W II Lambe/-
tun, Franklin; L B Bowie, - Uniontown; Welty,
Oreensbarght 13 Routs, 'Somerset Scott A
Bedford; Reed & Son, Huntingdon; hits. Orr, Holliday*.
burgh; Hildebrand &ON - Indiana ; J R Wright, Kitten.
ring; Evans A Co; Brookville; A Wilson & Son,
Waynesbargh; McFarland do Co,N Callender, Mewl.
.viUe; Baron & Co, Erie ; Henry Firrker Mercer; las
Kelly & Co, Butler [ S Smith t Beaver; J. b Rummertau t
Warren • F L A 013 Jmies, Condemcall 1. Crooke;
Jr., Brow nsville.. my/9
BIZ 04D var
Horner or. Broadway arid- dooois* it U
CINCINNATI;01110.:
CAPT. •30-SV l Et..ii C4OM.WEIV'r
t M0R, 1 4 respectfully announce no thi(rher" .
and thmPunhe EflentUYl*4l, he ball Ibittda
of the sums establishment..
The Blosourses Basta .tan been thee' .
and refu r alt 4°C°Tdanfe rr ' ' villkeV: 4l= l7 =s;
11 PParre- st y le M itts ` eh. An extensive.
nage of # 00 • 02° " 14112 ‘ 41111 ` Y ,-cen completed.
who location is central la tive..triffiness.rins bfthe
r e a i7 j o all a t c r 3 d °S d rl l 7, 4 ll V, i , gli iit y o o s t lan r ibo rti at ei lanstfe ass •
Ho
te L ia .9 l34lianini; 1.4 , 6 " 1 : : ',oms11/0" pleasant and -
atits' Tut table and tiev... uw o ar i ora r ar o n or unus e d
by any eittabliabreen% a our largest cities* With strict
- attention to hie slater' .• an d ample : facilities for makipt
Ms -house a r lrster , fAatomfortablo home) for travelers,
thePropru.,w _4%ms retainjusformer Oopularitr s
and a ..);Aral sty ant._of patronage;
' • THE 420187ANT11.
V;:eistNB (fOcIKHELL is this.nutnaget of theeitisb• •
I.;.tshment,orAs of the most;obliging and attentive
• nese men r.o be found. •
0 the Honorable) the Judges of the Court of Ge; aor — a j - HENir f LUTZ, the Book.Zceper for Capt. Cromwell,
Qamier Sessions of the Pence, In and for thkointr is universally popaiavreig karlyik far and wide, aaa .
of
Allegheny gentlemanwell suited for the 'datum he occuplea:;.
Theperitiott °IS. Adams, of. the-Fourth Ward, City - .
',
of alleghenyorr the County aioresaidihumblysheweth, • - °owe.
That yourpeilrionerhath providedhlawelf wititmateriMs CILFDLLAN, Admirdittrittor of tha•Esiateror
for the accommodation of trawlers and Whom- at has • 3.ohlM 9 Trort i is requested to settle up the said es
dwelling house in the Ward aforesaid, and prnin that. tAtte. -- , . -ISAAC MAR2130N.,, • , -
Your Honors will he Tiettead, to grant him a - Er-ens"? Elf ., •
• ' - one of theTHeirs.
keep a public, home of entertainment., Anti -yourrpeti
dowel ete in dutyw ill Pl47 ‘ JAC OB ADA=
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aforeisaid
- We, the intbserilairs, citizens of r ro;
do certify that the above pett,n o * .net n 7,„„ - •&d w i l l o
h ouse
banning and tewoortuteer aud 'S • - ''"" - odation =der.
room andcormenieneestor the aceomat _ _ _
ingoismangera and travelent,and mat =9 mmitim
LaTtd'llanter,i'D ;Parintnlt,..„ 4 _ l 2/4, 43 ,1" 1 _ d _de
Andn 'PE,P . w -rj a ML'Clatirr an i DI Hmeslock, , en- las, ' Urb • P ost.) m •
rasseXt an d E n t er prise copy and ch
(inspect)
TO the Boothle *the. Judges of the Court of General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the county •
of Allegheny:
The petition of T. J. Jones, 2d Ward, Pittsburgh City,
In the .county aforesaid, humbly shervath;ZThat .yonr
petitioner bath provided hinattelf with materials for the
ar.commo dation of unseal; and Others; at his dwelling
house in the Ward afoimnsid, and prays that your
Genets will be pleased to grant him a license to keep a
public house of entertainment. And you petitioner as
in duty bound, will pray.: TEOMM: J. JONES.
We, the imbseribers, oitizeis of the Ward afore
said, do certify that the above petitionet is of good re
puts for honesty and temperance, and is. well provided
with house room hnd conveniences for the acnommoda
tion'tuid listl,ging of strangers and travelers, and that
said tavern is necessary.
WmCraig,John Connie Ir, John Bells ,James Richards
Wm Wiled, Morgan Flag hes, M Johnston, B F Shope,
W E Bowe, rhonsits Fewer's, B Weaver,E Budd.
mylOt• (Dis etch copy 3t, and ch Pon.) •
HER*-,3,000 Geese Feathers for sale.
E 2 CARSON A, NVRNIORT.
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Fifth Street, between Wood out fimithfitti
JOSEPH FOSTER Lusszx AND MAN, Gal
I!LIONDAY EVENING, May 12th, the Parrom sue
will commence with the popular Barletta or
HOW TO SELL A ONE DOLLAR. BILL.
After which the Grand Fairy Ballet, In 2 acts celled,
• LA. SYLPH IDE.
The evenings entertainment NOP' conclude with tbe
Comic Ballet Pantomime of
hION9 DE9CHALUMEAUX. -
Doors open at 61 o'clock; Curtain rises at 7 o'clo.k
NOW EXHIBITING,
.41T NO. 65 IitARKET STREET
- tons *um snow tours.}
• • ClavarralSts odei'ot Ilasszey
(PuR Size of Wei
!PHIS incomparable prodeenon has been favor ably
the surprise and admiration of every one ;els has
seen it; the beautiful moulded form,.
TEEMING WITH NATURE'S LOVELINESS
Appears to stand before the spectator 011 truly life
like, that it requires a close inspeclion to realize t to
.
WONDERFUL PERFECTION
- To which painting' can be brought, completely de..
CeiVitif the most practised eyei. This wouderfal e tact
is produced by the ludicious arrangement of light, and
the artist's superiority of talent in giving rottindity to a
plain surface.
--
With regard to the delicacy of the subject, the Pro.
prietor begs to say, that there /son air of chastity!' the
attitude anti expression of the figure; tending •to reek
even the moat voluptuous imagination* to the pnre, all
is purity; and I, ,Mnt soLt poi inal penis !o shoal /ap
ply to °them " -
Ass Californian Speculation, it would rea li ze'
AN IMMENSE FORTUNE. •
Exhibition open from 9A.M.t09 P. M. Admittance
25 cents. fm
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THEATRE.
oreenwoodoaraiiiist
TWO and a half miles below the City, on this ba tk of
'the Ohio River; an Ornamental Mover Garden And
a delightful stuamer mica*. Ice Creasy-, ConfeoLLon
ariea,•Praita, Temperate Drinks, ke., kept for the ao
commodshon 'of misiters. Also, a large assortme at of
Shrubbery and Evetbloomiog Plants for sale:
The steamer Chieftain leaves the foot of Pitt stret hit i
the heginaing . of each hoar, from 9 o'clock A. M.
10 P.M lajtaing at the Garden (Closed on Branfinc.i •T‘
A- SPLENDID FARM - FOR SALE -Sittiate i n a
. healthy. location, adjoining the thriving Villag re of l‘ .•
Millersville, Penn township,l3 miles from the r Op; -' •
contains 64 acres of land, of a good quality, and In a
right -state of culdvatlon;•l7 acres in Sae mead. w— •
....;
well watered.; 2 orchards of choke fruit trees; al Lige
garden; a new brick house—well arranged for con fort -
.'• ~.,
• Cid couvenience; a pump of tine water at the doer; a: • -..•
large frame - barn and. stable and other oat ,oases; ' -4 i .
about eight acres of choice timber. The `whole is in . -
first•rste order, and worth the attention of these .wazit- -:
ing &profitable fann. Price 152200. ' , r; -
. • S. =I.IBEET, Gault Agent,
myttl . • •50 Smithfield sire I.
Lsw Notice.
KS appointment of Wlllltua B. McClure. its P est
dentt Jad . go of the Fiflhlndlclal District of Peno apt
vanie, has dissolved the long snesistan' partnershi pof t 2.4
McCandless.l McClure. The uatlalslied business will
be attended to by Mr. Me : Candles'. - - - ji
WILSON MeCANDLES 9, •
WM. B. BIM:MAME. 1.:
1:17- MY OFFICE IS REMOVED ;to my. dwell as
hone, N 0.99 Penn street, near Hag.
mY3a 91241 99 .' •.. yvitsora
State Bluest&l Piro • Issentioast Cortspi hyr
BRANCH. OPPICE, 54 Bansitiftgas Parsiona s,
- ' • P 4 foFgregiMultiet,
HEbest evidence of the success olthe Director In
endeavoring to vakethe "STATE MUTUAL PINE •
I StiRANOE• COBIPANY" -Meet the wants of the • •
comnumity, Is the unparalleled amount of business
which has been donor -having ['seek 7,900 P all.
cies in a little IZIDTO, than seven months; and add rig •
*Tor 5130,000 capital to the company. Tim Directors asts
' proud to say, that neatly all' the proper*. Insured b of
the safest kind, In small risks, and .a large Juttpini
insured for only one year.- . .
Whole No. Foliate issued...,• - •-• • 1,000.
do do expiredoerialnatedl. ; t
canceled . g
do . •do in force. ••i•• . . • . .
'7,508 1.
Amount of Pumerty insured. •• •• • . • 57,986,410
do 'Canceled . , terminated and ex.
pined . •••• 201,728
do . doiaTorce •• .. • 8704.691 I
do Praminti Notes 70,675,91. , •
•do Caneeled,tenninatcd,esprd, 637A0
do' in foree•-••—• • v-••• • • • • • 57P,OttrX
do Cash Premiums received... .651,557,14
do do canceled • •-•-• 321,24 ' f
851,235,00
Whole amount of losses and capes- • •
ses paid 23,411,45 .
Balance in favor of the Ca-, euh, - 11197411,45'
To city or country merchants,^and owners of dirstlf;
logs,. anti isolated or . count* , 'property, it is believed.
this - company afford*, advantages inpointof chesPn.ls,
safety and eternity, inferior to no Insurance Comp .
it this . country.- ;' • . • •
Condacted on the equitable and greallyimproveds ytz, • •
tem of Classification of Illsts, excluding all upw'tak
hazards, Insuring only a limitedamount in any one to
c-ahty, thus precluding the frequency and occarrener of
lingo fires, and also, on both tlos Stockist:ld Mutual pl 1a..• '
it not only possesses the chewiest' and accommodatxm,
of both methods, but entitles the insured to a rattle
tion In the profits. - * •
it It tinder Me control Of tha following Dlreaors:
P. Ratiteiford A. J.thllet4 John . R. Paoken-Bassee
Jones, Alonzo A.Canler, Philo o.3etigur7 idk, Bob sti • ,
Klotz. - • .f Peon".
A.J. OLGLE.T.P, Heal,
A. A. Camas, Actrutzy. • •
N. B.—.A 13ctip Dividend of fifteen per cent on el $. f
ringpolieleshasbeendeclaredDytheDireetorf,aaais t
now receivable at this ()Ace far renewals,. or 'edema.
ble in cash at the end of Idnety days. .
myl7:d&sr A- CARRMR,Agen .
rrHt.. well finished and-famished srorw.;o:A L
Third street, year the Post Office, at present'
occupied by Mrs.'Parker, u a Jewelry Store. J " •
Ap ply to . • fr- D: - - •
myl7 : • 73 Liberty st., Lytle's Row •
PASSAU fromLIVBRPOOL LONDON and PIGOW
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General Ernigiation and Pare!gzs kichanp OJX4d.
THE undersig ned having accepted thetigeZczoft be
above well - known House, is prepared to Image at
Passengers front the Old Country, onus favtmsble ter "a.
as an other House in the City . • -
Passages. can be engaged , the folloiving lin s,
eailivg punctually on the days appointed: ' •
SWALLOW TAIL Line leaves Liverpool on the G
and fist of each Wendt. . . . •
'RED frreit LINE leaves Liverpool' ea, the '2Oth
each month.. • • ' •
• THE Z LINE leaves Liverpool Twice &Month.
• THE LONDON LINE of Packets sells. from /Mud tn.
on the eth, 13111,215 t and 2G th of every Month. •
THE CLYDE LINE ot Glasgow Packets sans from.'
GLASGOW on the Ist and 15th of each month. •
Ataci—A wpckly Lino of Packets for New Orleans
(47 - Pnssettgers Shiped from New York to anypart ).S*
the West. • ' . -
Ire• The Senior Partner
resides Liverpool, andse
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iertntendsthaembaseatonof all passages engaged la
this Country.
P.S. Person's desirous bf. the old Country
-can have their passage. engaged - Huough from Plus..
burgh, by application either personally or -b lotto r,
(Rost paid) to the underaigneL JAMES EL Y,
Corner of Sixth and Liberty streets.
- .(tind story) Piushowg/t: •
Wavesdyltionse v -
sum= user, man WOOD ST*Cil .
. WILL.Ltdi C. GALLAGHER, Projftieter;
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THIS fashionable and pop. •
ular RESTAURANT/nuts*.
cently VC= fated up in It style of elegance
41=1:sal by any Mauler estiblisiment In
l and the Proprietor is prepared to fa 1 , is
friends Cod the public, senerAllyv!lth every article as t
ally found at slush places. • , •
All of. the delicacies of the season; in the way )f
GAME; PISII I sours,eta.,w 111 be served op in the best
• The DAR is supplied - Wit h , LIQUORS of the tine It
brands, and the fancy drinks, so ranch in vogue dmin g
the warm season, each us Pine Apple Cobbles, Mit sr
Juleps, Punches and'autteshes;ssill be ; servedup In. s -
way that will please - the taste of all: • •
EETLUNOIIis served up evry mo rn ing, at 11 deloch ,
to which the special attention of customers is reasestel-
TOE CREAM AND MINEILAL WATER.-71te
scribers respectfully Inform their old frlendalued cus
tomers that they have commenced making /CE CREAM
for the season. Their SALOON' has been fitted up
superior style, and will be open from 8 o'clock, X, Al.
till ilo'clock, P. M., and 11l orders for Ice Cream for.
parties or emirate families mill be promptly filled. •
Our MINERAL FOUNTAIN! has also been opear3
for the season.
Cakes, Fruits, Confectionaries, /cc, kept on band as
tocial,frook and Meet. Please Vet S 11, ' • t
A. & IRLDECIUM,
Star Bakery,Ut Diamond alley.
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