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°me= „To pa rrAz. OF TEE CITY.
naIaPEIR 4111 - 14ATTON. PECOPRIETORS.
L. 'HARPER, EDITOR
PITTSBURGH:
: 4 ; lAY MORNING, JUNE 9. 1851.
inr" dosissiestys mains that
- Union as ths fiat of aht blessings:. -Disunitm God far
- Nations va unborn , would • rise the rashness qf
. dad7'—fitacua.nare
BOARD - OF HEALTH.
•
An Act was passed by the last Legislature, a few
=..,daye before its ndjournalent, establishing aDoard of
Health" in this City: li, persons° .of this Asti
Councils met last evening, and elected the following
namerlgentlemen membarkof the Board : •
' Allen Cordell let Ward.
• Charles Naylor 2d do.
• . •....: N. W. Lewis 3d do.
Neville B.Traig 4th do.
...' ...' ' Dr. Coil:man 6th do.
': • -' .. Dr. Ales. Black 6th do.
.- • Robert %Mg "Ith do.
..-. - Rd. Dithridge... Bth do.
... James McCune - 9th do.
Eir In answer to numerous enquiries we would
state that we still have on hand a few copies of the
Weekly Post,cootaioing the reply of Mr. Courtney,
0. S. Fowler and others, to the fecturei of 'the
Burrs on " spiritual rapplogiyi
. .
lar The Weshiegton Union of 'Friday copies from
the Post 'menet:inert entitled "A Reptiniecences or
Kossuth? but neglected to give the proper credit.
The Opening or Fifth 8 •
We are pleased to learn that the suggestions re• .
cently made in this paper'in regard to theopening
or extension of Fifth street to . Pennsylvania Ave.,
;nue, met with the cordial approbation of our eiti.
zees
. generally. Ile absolute necessity of the
: . measure is becoming more moniker evcry day.
•We are told that in the original plan of the city
Filth street was surveyed and laid out to the old
:7.."Fourth etreet Road," (now •Perina. Avenueo but
by what authority it was closed, we have never
been able to auderetand. It is not proposed, now,
however, to unceremoniously eject those who
have purchased in good faith lotiin the centre of
what ought to be Fifth•'etreet;, and built houses
thereon. So far as we have had an opportunity
of conversing with our citizens, they all favor the
project of partition% the property at a fair vale.
ation from thoie who may have even a colorable
title thento. This is certainly the most honorable
. canoe to parsue.
A number of wealthy and enterprising men in
the upper wards of the city have taken this matter
in band, and from our knowledge of their ever.
gy and influence, we entertain no doubt whatever"
of, theirsaccess. Not only are the property hol.
dens along Fifth street interested in this project,
bat the citizens of the whole city are also interes.
ted. Would it not be well to call a public meet.
lug on thif abbject immediately, and appoint corn
mitfeee to solicit eubsCriptions to purchase the pro.
-petty in Al:legion I • The loiiget the purchase
is delayed, the more difficult it will be .to secure
the strip of soil alluded to, as the new impro ve.
.
mints okt Fifth etreet, especially the erection Of
the Custt;m House atici•Fost Office 'Building, will
have the effect of greatly enhancing the' - Vilna of
.....reaLestate in that portion of the city.
The/Miran! has a perfect liberty to apply to
4r' • Ws as many ha rd names as may suit the taste of
_its refined and gentlemanly editor—our good na.
lute is net disturbed thereby- in the least. it the
- : ,esposares we here made will hero the effect of pre
venting the gout,f mansgers or that paper from pile
- feting our telegraphic despatches hereafter, we have
accomplished all we aimed at.
New Duro STORE rn CAITONIESIRO.—Mr. W.
rdltanta, an expeyieneed Druggist and * yowls man
~ of good busioen habits, bu opened a cow Drug
gtoro in the borough of Canonsburg, Washington
county, He hap • large and well selected stock of
Drug", Medicines, Perfumery, and all other articles
uinally kept for sale in ■ country drug itore. Wo
take pleasure in recommending him to the patron.
ego of the good people of Canonsburg and vicinity.
NW The ANTIIKAIONIC AND WMg (Phoebus,
'that a name It County Convent . = will meet co..
morrow at the New Court Houle, to nominate a
ticket. From present appearances we presume the
ttitlieritea will carry the day.
Oar Book Tattle.
LW* Ot MAMMON SIDNrf ; with Sketch es of some of
bisCoteraporaries, and Extracts front Correspond.
enee Ind Political Writings. By G. Van Santvoord.
New York : Charles Scribner;l4s, Nassau street.
Although the character of Algernon Sidney is
well known to every reader of English hietory • yet
there hie never - been a well-written sketch of his
illk.tiefore published. The book before ua gives the
:insin . ltieldents in the life of this remarkable MO's°
fat'aii they are known or can be gathered from hia.
tory, witb such extracts from his letters and other
irritinti as will illustrate his character, opinions,
•aild'history. The volume'has been prepared with
great care, and is executed in the beat style. For
•*IC by A. H. English & Co., 79, Wood street.
Lavas av tnn SIONI:11.of the Declaration of lndepend•
eneo. • By N. Dwight, Esq. New York : A.S. Barnes
This is a book that ehoold bo in the bands of ev•
my man-who loves the free and glorious iostitutions
andisr which we live. Although the work is prep:.
red expressly for Schools, yet we think it will be an
ornament to every wellwelected private library. For
sale by A. English & Co., 79, Wood street.
Tn Gums; a Family History. By J. L. hiceonnet,
author of "Talbot and Vernon," "Grahame," Ste.
New York: Charles Scribner.
The object of this story, say, tho author, is to il
harms certain mental and moral law. by.wbich
characteristics are transmitted froM . lparent to , offs
'Trill, and that show bow ,4 tho sine of the father
ere visited upon the children, orea unto the third
and fourth gcnoration.” The author also undertake,
to show that most of the stories of “Western
thathave appeared in Eastern newspapers and mag.
alines are gross caricatures. The book can bo had
at A. B. English & Co.rs, '79, Wood Street.
Holm. Wag. Strong, of Birks.
We 410 authorized to announce, (nye the Penn.
cyloontano that this dietingaished gentleman has
dually determined not to be a candidate for the Su.
premeCoarCbefore the Democratic Convention,
which amiembles at Harrisburg; on the Ilth day of
Jane. Mr. Strong would have been a moat power.'
tel candidate either in the Convention or before the
people, but his private business has made it neces
sary that, in this foanal - way; ho should signify his
desire not to be an aspirant for, a judicial nomina
tion. An able lawyer, a sturdy Democrat, and an
accomplished gentleman, he will always command
the respect and esteem of all parties.
.514241.a50 Ertecorm. Com/snow .—The 63d
Annual Convention of the Diocese ofMaryland, met
In St. Paul's Church, Baltimore, on Wednevday,
/NO 2gib Biahop Whittinghana presiding,' No busk
nesitof .Importancti wee transacted. 'hi-Bishop
read his sonnet addreas to the Convention : ill which
tbla - cotidition and prospects of the diocese were 111.
viewed, and from which we gather the folloWing
factr—The whole number of clergy io the diocese
to 120, Sir Of whoii have charge of churches. There
are 71 pitriehes and 34 congregation.. During the
year the Bishop performed .the following Episcopal
asavicea—admioiatered the holy communion 37
rime., baptized 5 parsons, confirmed 269 parsons,
c7onitiscritted churthher, laid corner stones, and ore
Waal deitcon and 4 priests.
.• • • • •
‘..
For thetiorning Part.
Mis..fisaezu:—l was' looking over some stray
numbersof the Gazette a few days ago, and there
found the folloWing card of Nsuir.s:B. Casio,
which I . hadzot seen for many yeany , :liat seeing
It reminded me of some matters which faulted,
from the publication, and which mafhe worth re
membering just at this time. :There is certainly
a degree of manliness about it Which is really ere,
ditable to Mr, CIIAIO, but which proved his poli:
tical death warrant. There is something so utter.
ly base and dishonest in the union of Antimasone
and whig masons, the deceit and hypocrisy of it
are so transpareiW that cards like the following
could not be tolerated for a moment;
A CARD-
Mr. D. N. Warne:—As I war absent at the time
my nomination for assembly, sod for several Nevi..
one weeks, and, ea it was notation. that I had not
been consulted upon the subject, some doubt may
calm as to my acceptance of that nomination, It is,
therefore, proper that I should put- an end to that
doubt by a public declaration.
Those of my friend* who exerted themselves to
procure for my name a place on the ticket, would
.perhaps be placed in an undesirable position, were
1 by declining, to render a re-assemblage of the con
vention •necessary, especially as the last meeting of
that body was at an unusually late day, and leaves
but a brief period for new proceedings. 1 have
therefore concluded not to decline the nomination,
so kindly, and without any solicitation or know'.
edge on my part conferred upon me.
la arriving at tbia concluvion, I feel bound in Jul,.
lice to coy own character for sincerity and Connie.
teeny, and in frankness and fair dealing to every
portion of the parties represented in the late Coo.
vention, to mate plainly and explicitly, that I do not
approve the curse pursued In bringinglogether
that body. For 'ten year. past, 1 have advocated
strenuously the distinctive organization of the Anti
masonic party, and from my occupation was placed
prominently before the public as au advocate of such
• course of action- ' and I cannot consent to give
color to the suspi cion that my conscience or my
principles have been io market, reedy to be barter
ed for any office. Such would be the conclusion of
every Intelligent mind, were i now to become the
silent witness of a different course of proceeding,
and the actual recipient of the first favors granted
under the operation of the late policy. I feel moat
sensibly that silence, at this time, on my part, after
my long continued tad strenuous advocacy and de
fence of the old Antimasonic call would justly sub.
ject me to the suspicion that I preserved silence
now with the hope of obtaining votes which might
not otherwise be given for me.
1 further state with that frankness which candi•
dates should always manifest is their relations with
those of their fellow citizens upon whose auffrago
their elections may depend, that until the Antima•
sonic party of this county shall, atter COW and de.
liberate conaultation overrule its previous determin
aliens and adopt a d ifferent policy, I shall hold my
celia. free, to• advocate its separate and tliS;' ,
tomtit(' organization, as I have been heretol
fore.
Raring made this states:mot of my views and
with all sincerity and without soy deliberation
as to its ineneace upon the result of my candidacy,
I shall calmly and patiently await the derelope•
moats of that result, and whether it my sec.
eels, my defeat. orey.qo my alisiou from the ticket,
I shall at least the cdnaptocumea• that I have
decended to nooniorthy• means to pmcure a nom.
inatiun, nor ttoidy.•''diagulan or coocoalment to gain
Pittsbargb,Bept.b, 1844.
As soon as this card was published, the .8dao•
care, which supported the kfaiou ticket previously,
turned all its venom against Mr. Caste, so that
he barely escaped defeat by the skin of his
teeth. •
There is one circumstance which was then
talked about, and which is eCi creditable to the poe
litical foresight of Dr. Gsci. S. %ITS, that I think
it wortiornoticee•
M
"'t. CRAIG latiriDed a few clays after the nomi.
nation was made; be was much displeased at the
union , of Whigs and Antimasons, ' which he per.
ceived was an abandonment of, distinctue Antima
sooty. * Bona after. he (tot "Dr. RATS, who htid
been very busy in promoting the Union, and lece
cured him tor his treachery. to the Antimasonlc
party. After tome discussion, the Doctor, as a
feat shift, exclaimed :—" Ws .thitimiatons trill grt
all the offices." "Yes," said Craig, "you may get
the offices, but yoir abandon principle."
The Doctor was really a prophet. The Anti.
masons have really monopolized the best offices in
the county. Dr. Hays, the prophet, an original
Antimason, is Prothonotary. Hiram Hultz prece.
der) him. John Scott, another of the same, is Re.
gister. Her ekiah Nixon is now Recorder, and
&mud Roseburg was his predecessor, both tarred
with the same stick. .etruirrio Bayne, Caner Cur..
tie, and Benjamin Weazer, Sheriffs, and now to cap
the climax. desperate exertions are making to fie.
cure the nomination, not rawly of an anti•mason
but of that hlgh.minded, renouncing mason, corn.
monly koown as "Oily Ganunan."
There is certainly a fitness of things, in such a
union, nominating such a candidate. Craig cer
tainly labored faithfully for Antimasonry, end it
was fit that such a anion should sacrifice a man
whir had such ridiculous scruples about abandon.
lug his principles. There need be no fear about
Oily Gammon; be would join a Lodge to.morrosv
if it would pay, and renounce again next day, if
it would pay a little better. J. S.' P.
Ma. Hastrica-1 give below the solutions of "J
P. 13.4" arithmetical questions, which appeared in
ffiturdars Pod
First Question.—For convenience reduce the so.
tidily to inches, which glees 36,504. Again, every
cube consiete of 6 pyramids—the cubical box will
consist of 6 pyramidal frustrOms ; the solidity of one
of thorn (since duty are equal,) will be I.6th the so'
lidity of the box Itself, hence it I. 6084; by hypo•
thesis the altitude of the frustrom Is 3 inches.—
Therefore, it we now divide the solidity by the akin
tode (3 inched, it will give the area of the mean
proportional between the bane—this mean propor•
timid we find to ho 2028; extracting the square•root
gives a mean between tho sides of the basiv—this to
45.03331. But the difference between,the sides of
the base° it, by hypothesis, 8. Hence the difference
between (ho mean 05.03330 end the greater base is
3; therefore, adding this to the mesa wo have 48.
0333 x, which is the side of the base of the frusirum.
Bur the base of the trustrum is tho side of tho box,
hence the side of the box is 48.0333: inches.
Second.—Since, at the end, A's money for the
space of 2 menthe is entitled to as much as Bps for
3.naontbs, it follows that An money is 3.2 of 800,
and Ws is 2.2 of A's. But Ms and B's together are
equal to $lOO. But again, 3.2 of B'. (which is Ma
money,) and 2.2 of B's le equal to 5.2 oflPs ; there.
fbre, 5 2 of B's is 5100—by reducing, We is 840 and
Aiis I. $6O. J. CQPLEY.
Address J. Copley, Jr., care of S. Jones &
. ' Pry/swum, June 2.
ALMIANA AND billinapft. - -11011. Wu. L. Yatt•
est declines the seceasion nomination for Commas
In the Montgomery district, Alabama. Mr. Feeney
also declines the nomination for Governor, offered
by his disunion Mende. The Union candidate i■
tho 800. Benjamin D. Shields, o f Marengo, a Dem•
ocrat to politics. The withdrawal of Mr. Yaocoy
looks ominous to the disunion cause in Alabama.—
in Mississippi, also, well informed politician count
Certainly dpon the alectidn'of General Foote over
Quitman.
Lormorr 049.111.1%1LLY Revrew.—The April num
bUr of Ws old and ably coaductod Quarterly has
been received by Mr. W. C. Wall, 85 Fourth street;
Ita contents era as follows : Poultry Literature
Min Kavanagh•. Woman in France; JrlinsCaesar ;
the Republic to the Mors Coaches; Ebsoitary Con.
/Clarion; Lord Holland*. Foreign Reminiscences,
Lives of Calvin; Lord John Russel. Reopubliatied
by Leonard Ecott & Co., New York, at 1113 per an.
cum. : s
Hon. Seam W. Boinnn has been nominated for
Congress by the . Democratic Convention, held at Dont-
Ington, on Wednesdatiut, bya majority of ten ‘o . tee
over A. J. Rawl. • • -- -
. .
FANWf Sgam, of Loutevl le, was married a
kW daps 'into to.Atz.x. C. litaurr, of the N. °deem;
Picayune. • .
• .
The eons of the late Jomv YOKILY, of Davidion
.county, N.C., advertise a.reward of 112:10 for the arrest
Of HOWARD P. Its!, the supposed murderer of their fa
ther. .
Boston Smokers are to be accommodated with a
portion of the Common, to indulge in the weed,. by the
graelotts permission of the city councils. Settees for
their especial accommodation are to be placed there, and
they must not smoke any where else.
Irnxm • th 4 Giuetts
The Philadelphia American denies, on authority,
that Hoanca, a notorious burglar, recently sentenced to
the eastern peniteaitary of Pennsylvania fur 15 years,
has been pardoned by poy. Joann:dr.
The South Carolinianinforms us that the necee
sary write of election for delegates to the Southern Con .
grew' will be issued in a short time. •
The City A sssss ars return Col. Barron among
the qualified voters of Washington at the ensuing June
election.
The unitattialestical took place at Boston an
Tuesday, with one thousand ladies and gentlemen pres-
In the Connecticut Legislature,. the majority of
the committee on the subject of a gen - eral banking law,
have reported iiiranst the measure.
The Demeeratic Reformers of Rhode Island are
lo have a grand celebration on the 4th July next. •
- Twins, connected ala Siamese, were born to a
lady on Washington street, N. Y., on Monday week, bat
they did not live.
St, Anngarius' Church, in Chicago, to which JIM.
rrr Lure contributed 01,000, was consecrated last week.
by Bishop Chase. . .
•
The Lancaster (0.) Eagle supposes that over fif
teen thousand panes of glass were broken in that place
on Saturday night week by the hail storm. Some of the
hall stones were as large as good sized walnuts. The
wheat and rye in some parts of Fairfield county were
BO damaged that the farmers are turning theit cattle on
it.
" A Jerseyman" communicates the following to
the Philadelphia Sun :
To cure heal from scratching
Up your garden-beds,
You cat their dainty scratchers off
Just below their heads•
•••••,. An estimable bachelor of 30 years, Who bad (or
bidden all persons from hautiug on his plantation in
Charlotte,. Va , left km house upon hearing a gnn fired,
and Was afterwards found dead, having been shot by
some person whom he undertook to drive off.
The New Orleans Delta of the 25th ult. gives an
account of the execution of two mote Cubans at Hava
na by the Spaniih authorities upon the charge of having ,
been concerned in the late attempt at a second revolt in
that Wand.
%Ve see It stated that about an hundred Italian
swindten and beggars have lately arrived in New York,
armed and equipped with documents made out with
care, purporting to prove them "political exi/es,”"ship•
wrecked passengsri," or persons who have been rob
bed, dc. Look out for them.
Gen. Passzeira F. Soma, who arrived at New Or
traria on the 41st tann3o, on the steamer Georgia, from
California, was to leave in a few days for Texas, where
be has been appointed to command. Ii is the intention
of his many warm friends in New Orleans to tender him
a dinner.
NEVILLE B. CRAIG
Counterfeit ono dollar notes on the Fanners and
Mechanics , Bank or Frederick county, Md., letter A,
paper rather rough, are in circulation.
As tho wool soma hu arrived, them will of
course boa desire amongst our 'cedars who aro
dollars in the uticlo to bo in possession of facto to
regard to prices, &e. We publish below immoral
items clipped from our latest oschauge papers from
the places nicotined :
. .
The sown far Wool °potatoes is again full volt,
us, end the competition among Ilirfen *NM' Matti
than it bas hue in cagey year*. Prices are cooaid•
lushly to advance of termer rates, and we bare
beard of a few cues where the clip of the pineal
year told from 2t to 33 per cent. higher than a year
ago. In the early part of the week, New Lisboa
boyars were readily paying from 33 to 44 cents for
the fioer grades; but by the middle °Etta week., the
disposition to buy at those rates bad decreased. We
think, however, the prices fur the *eosin will tot
fall below what has hue already psid.—Obio Pa.
Mot (New Liston.)
Wouro informed that Mr. David Sweotiag, of
Sbenango township, in this county, clipped from a
ram, thirtsen mouths old, this season, etc and one
half pounds of clean wished wool, which he has
cold at thirty seven and a half cents per pound, Ma
ting 02,43 i. Ho was from an imported stock of
sheep, and weighed when tho wool was taken ,Irom
bin back ono hundred and twenty-two and one. hall
pound.. Mr. Sweeting has some Sae sheep which
bo has raised from imported stock direct. The ad.
vantages of havrog good stock is manifest from the
above, and we here will state, that he took from a
sheep, partly of the same breed, a year or two ago,
Si pounds of wool—and from 14 sheep, 70 lbs. which
he alto sold for 371 cents in this market. If any of
our wool grower. can beat the above, we should be
pleased to bear from them.—Latorenc• Journal.
Woor..—The limo ha• arrived when the farmer.
are beginning to put their wool into market, and the
prices have becomes matter of serious inquiry. We
learn that our enterprising citizen, Mr. Aloz.
eon, I. preparing to dfi an extensive business in wool
daring the season, and we can gaiety say that our
place will afford to growers as favorable a - market
as any in Western Peenlyintll3. Mr. W. purchased
last year over 200,013016 c, and lithe rate, will seem
to Justify, be will purchase even inoro eatensively
this season.
For the Morning Past
At Akroo, Oblo, the wool trade has begun. Ser.
oral lots have been purchased at thirty to forty coots,
being four to five coots per pound ■dvaaco on last
year'. price.. Tho Mansfield Shield and Bio•
ner quotes wool in that market at MD per lb.
The Bootee editors are it; raptures with tho now
style of dresses now rapidly coming into fashion
ammo the 'itches. Hear how the Commentorohir
talks;
Tag Booman Cearowsz.—The appearance ofthe I
new female c. 0•114113 in Washington street , on Sat-
Daisy and yesterday, created quite a eensatioo, and
by no means a dierigreeablo ono. Thu young lady
who wore it is snip to be Milo aurloigh, rho dough
ter of the poet, and to have boon accompanied by
her father. The dress so accorded with every no•
lion of symmetry, propriety, convenience and goo?'
taste, that it delighted all beholders. We v
heard but one opinion concealed concergia• 'I"
old nod young. "Could anything be more d it by
modest and becoming V , It stamps vu' , elegant,
old customs the moment it is 11001) ' ..Rarity on the
delibly. The dices of theyou. , legibly and in.
may dna be described, in tat' ~e lady in question
f.
A Gipsy bet, trimmed • ''
reaching to the kg
black veil over it, a ,1 "
r.
.onic w o it f h white ribbon, and a
pink rich material,
es. It covered the atiouldera tiod
fitted anug roue.' '
ther secured' J the neck and waist, and was fur•
shopst hmest mentalee r ' I
o a b f l r' a
e n
k d
l e.
tuba, From
n the tb .
oy 5 belt, fastened to front by an orna.
i t a aci t .c h . roat to the belt
b.... .
t ree one row of bottom,. The skirt below the
: I was whole. The troweera were of the same
soaverted et
o p p y r o s i n; t o d o , ug a i n y d s fi o in t a i t e l o in h e
l a d a t c
o w l :I II : d il e
. binding around th
boot. '
• We understand that a large number of highly an.
;complished'aud patriotic ladies of our . community
.will appear In this costume daring the tioniverea
ties of the present week.— Commonwealth.
- A friend informs us that a lady arrived In the city .
One day last week from tho South dressed a /a nirlt
and stopped at the Itionoogahola Howse. Ho !says
that she eau very pretty, and -looked charm
tog in the new costume. And what is more eingu•
tar than all, no crowd of gaping quid ounce and
loafers followed her from the steamboat landing
We believe Iberia yet na:Pitteburgh lady has veo.
tured to appear in public in pantalotts, although not
is few of them have bad the reputation of wearing
the pantaloons for years past.-
IMIF•The election tales placo in Maryland to-mor.
riry (Wednesday,) on the question of adopting the
New Constitution. There seems to bo considers.
ble ezcitomeat on tbo subject, if wo aro to judge by
thO tone ol the cow/Tapers. Tho Democratic papers
a s ivocato Reform, and tho Whig papors (as usual)
A to old costume and conservative °profane.
Scribbling( aub
TUE' WOOL SEASON.
THE WOOL MAREF.T.
FINE CLIP OF WOOL
di ore About the Tutblisib D
• 4 4: • •
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(Prom the Bridgeport S%aodaTdi
SYlarii MAPPINGS.
Have you evetheard . the Tappings.
Have you listoned.to.the etappings,
That 'ongog town .
How the de ue It in o th ort
ey do it, ?.
Or what the Cue is,to it, ,
No one knovisi or can see through it,
' But It's done, and "done up brown."
Soon, suddenly you hear .
And you seem.to be quite near 'ern,
But sbuddermot, nor tear 'em, • .
• They ste pleasant kind of chaps
There's nothing simut them shooklug,.
Who these secrets are unlocking,
So you as k 'em, "who dat knocking T"
And are answered by some taps!
And ahliongh they-are our betters,
Their ideas move In fetters,
And are all spelt out with letters,
process long and slow,
But ask 'em bow they flourish,
Or wharpolitics ihey nourish,
Their answer's never midi,
But just what you will to know.
• The spirits are all happy, •
That is, all those who're tappy,
Though some, said, are nappy.,;
Nat knowing all the/might. .
Hence, there's now and then a question,
Too bard fortligestion,
Of some addle-headed blest one '.
Which is tObe expected, quite.
It's a mysteiy.su us sinners,
How things that don't eat dinners,
And Whose elomscb never.whinners,
• . For want of Wpm food,
Or feels hunger's pointed rowels
Should with consonants and vowels,
Prescribing (or their good !
But the busthets re a new one!.
Perhaps their mode's tar true ono .
Of putting notious through one:
80, make it widely known I
And we bear tber'a preparation. . ,
To extend its opMbliort, •
Till each person la the nation •• •
'Has a rapper tit hiaown. •
From Me Genreas cf Knonmacher
The !lest Newspaper.
It is soinewhat rerearkable, that the newspaper
press, powerful element as it is in modern civilize.
lion, is scarcely two hundred centuries old. It is
equally remarkable, that a means of instruction
and amusement so apparent should not baste been
established until nearly two hundred ; Yelire after
the discovery of printing. The common belief
that the first English newspaper walspublished in,
1588 r to announce the defeat of the Spanish 'Ars;
made, is now, known to' be a popular error, the
printed sheet in the British Museum, 'called the
“Eoglish-Marearie," and dated in that year, bay.
ing been proved a forgery of a century later in
date. The originator of the mistake was Mr.
Chalmers, who, in a of Roddimen, entered into
the history of newspapers. flebadeeen the btoad
sheet in the Museum, and acceptilig it for what it
had pretended to be, bad announced it as the first
English newspaper. Nichols, D'lsraeli, and oat.
er writers followed Chalmers, without 'enquiry,
and from these aothons the error crept into theca.
cyclopeediai and all the books of the day in which
newspapers, were discussed. Few. assernons are
now perhaps eo generally believed as that "The
English Mercurie was the first English newspa.
per. The detection of the Coat error we owe to
the bibliographer, Mr. Watts, of the British Mu
seum, who, having occasion to examine the "Mer
curie," sew at once that the type and paper were
of comparatively modern origin, an opinion which
has been Confirmed by every subsequent examine I
tion, and it has been freely scrutinized by capable
judges since.
The first newspaper was issued towards the
close of the reign of James the Fire, and was pub.
liaised in. London by a man named Butter This
individual bad been a hired letter writer, in the
pay of numerous country gentlemen, Lis business
being to pick up the newsof London, and send a
=Well sheet of it weekly to hisemployere. The
thought finally struck him that he might serve his
customers mars quickly, and enlarge his business
indefinitely, by printing, instead of writing bin
sheets. At first, however, the enterprise met lit.
tie encouragement. The English are not a peo
ple fond of innovations, and the old manuscript
letter sheets were generally preferred. Butter's
paper was laughed at by the wile and ill•support
ed by the public. Ben Johnson, in his comedy,
liejyag made the new journal the
bitisOf his ridlide. • • Finally, tiowetrenthb . .itives-•
Lion became better appreciated, and newspapeiti'
increased in else, merit and numbers; but so .Istja,t
an.the beginning of the lest century, the written.:
news-leiter was still in existence, the . delight of
antiquated country gentlemen, who worshipped
as a relic of "the good old time" In 1709.4 ha
Mat morning paper appeared in London, and now
discussion was combined with news, for heretofore
the journals had confined themselves entirely to
the mere narration of events, and those chiefly fo•
reign. Indeed, More .ihari one editor bed been se.
verely punished for printing news about the gov.
eminent; and io late as 1710 Et lad of nineteen was
hung for publishing'an article against hereditary
eight.
Prior to the Witte of Buties's journal there had
been various gazettes, as they were called, pub.
fished in different:countries in Europe; and there
is a popular impression that these were newspa , I
pers. But sub 41 . 11 tipt the fact_ s‘ .. ere The no g t s . x a e t tr a e l s i.
were merely occesiodal broad sheets, or pinto°
a
published after some important event.n pro 2 ll
tn pe a rna tin ai n ie is nt t . iosv
ed.
much les 3 ,?:indical in their nature,
to
owe
newspaper:
I fti nu r etnro r : t
plot
it u n r b ri; ul
ss:ihr
present
until
nt : s i ti s q l tk i
n u e tfl i:s ee i
e t requisite
influential
position.
i l h d e real
d
Steelew h When
n nor
tS
great
Swift—as as
writers,s e d—
however,t h a t journals
e.e re
d be
pw listsoesrwere
t i tt uf s onl r : e oa g wn u de a u r nh e * el
. t h r
co Bo l ingbroke,htwot.
h a s nd e i
I n L e e i t n vs m a P a a latterpemai ntai ned, tnsanaagtendghadnee:
by Junius; the public press at once took a lofty
and even increased. In England, however, to this
day the newspaper press has less influence than in
t
ap c m t al on r
lion,
either s e ud urntes vi r tu a l lyut.
legislator, sr r y yi' m h
T reiaatrhl F r a n ce
definitely, m cs a ae e d
and
a dleo d u y ear t h oi c alt i ydh a p i peel
the
h e h e Ur. c ce e v t ec
come
gi
peopleL
l o t Qte
d f e eti na t o% h i
v S , o pl h e Ita e p a l l n t e r tl
moeei s u b j ectst. sa9os::
much
l b e o h ri e in i real In. this
, t ead o t f o i
n ta b et
s s th y s e alb i nr a h _ discussed
ueake
of this fraternity walls, a higher honor then " er
to
obe
egi4lrTition.Long live the or f ina l:paßuftin. ilade
The worst ream are r
A Alan Illtastug—Prow'
Play Suspected
gontletnan nomed.p• .aterttleed as to the fate of a
the businessorasy aan, whn has been attending to ,
in this and 0- - • exteestvo hod company,as Agent,
Elk. Mu .a adjoining counties of Clinton and •
hordap • Saab tort the First Fork of the Binnacle-
Clos• on Tuesday the 13th inst., to come to or near
1.• .rfield. Re took the Wykoff road to Kirthatia,
.atending to strike the Smethpotl turnpike at or near
Smiths' nod was on foot, carrying a carpetbag and
some surveying instruments. Since that, no trace
of him has been'thund, although a large numbor of
people have been searching the woods ever Coco.
A number of differeat stories have obtained circus
tattoo, but tho facto are es above stated. It Isola.
ted that a man started how Siooetnehooing only a
few minutes Shipp Mr. B. loft, tied game through to
Smiths', and hearing nothing of him, gave tho Moroi.
Mr. Blatt ie sithosed to have had a considerable
sum of money with him, but those who know him do
not for altioment entortalu any other notion than
that he has fell Into the Mode of the assassin.—
ctearfidd Republican; May 29. •
Terrible Accident On tIIe lieliroadi
in charge of
, The long: freight train, which left here yesterday
Mr. Sumiston, as conductor, was thrown
off the track a few miles below , Cardingten, on the
C. C. & C. Railroad, by tanning over a cots: The
;conductor was instantly killed ; the locomotive was
iitove- into the earth, and lies on its aide with the
tender on top of it, with eight freight cars, smashed
rite a hisap, around It. The engineer and fireman
"rely escaped, and one of the brakemen was thrown
high into the air, but received no serious injury. No
human foresight could have presented this calamity.
be eowiumpeil.fruto behind some bushes on 'to the
track, an close to the locomotive that it was impel).
table to lessen speed or scare bet off. There should
be a law passed requiring railroads to bo fenced
The remains 01
lington For interment.—Cleveland. Plaindealer,
day. Mr. flumlaton wero brought to Wel:
Exmaston or rue Ges.—The workman Jester.
dpy covemenced !eying down the :Gas .pipes along
%Vylietstreet. This Is indeed glorious pawn for the
o
.ow especially those whottebuainera nom._
p Is item to be out late at night. Ti is the ioten,
tiyn
of tho Company to put down pipes not only
aiong Wylie street, but along PenOlylvania and
Centro Avenue., end in the Ninth. Ward. Wo no
daratairad that tboro will be about three mice of
Op* Eo .t down altogether.
The Webb and V7lllloilraLr«
•
The New Yoii correspondent of the:Cincinnati
•
Commercial, under date of May 224 . writce:
The matter of Col. Webb and Mr. Willis contin.,
nee to be talked of, and the skill of fence showed by
the peel hes torried7the popular' feeling entirely
agaibet Webb, whine quarrelsome and vindictive
character was never more Coespicuouely,illustrated.
The London Times, you will have seen, character,
Ina the American press with some severity, and
supported its opinions by - Awning from the Day look
of this city "ti description of Webb, who, in reply,
doctored, that Willie was the real author of the Day
Book's , article, and proceeded to. describe Willie
hostility as arising_ from his (Webb's) knowledge of -
the poet's infamona condi:let toward the daughter of
hie friend, whoa, death had been thuelarought about.
Now a thousand people here know at once', that
I the friend here.referred to (who, irideed, "was' not
friend of Webb's,mad only an accidental, coriapul.
miry acquaintance,) was Henry Inman, this painter,
and that the lady Is his daughter, who hae been some
eight er tea years married in New Jersey, Where she
now Hies happily with her family, unsurpeded- by
any of her present emaciates; at least, of ever haring.,
been guilty of an indisersam; even it it is true that
she had been I
You can judge :what indignation .ia Justly eicited
against Webb, for blasting her reputatioa nod.•batt*
puma in order to gratify his malignity agaitilll Willis
—whom the public, and I think justly, dentate to
be-far leas blameless than Webb has thus become,
even if Webb'e charges against him are true—Which
be denies, and I am , told . : . by ono intimate with the
Inman., since the daughter was a little girl, has 'a
right to deny. -
Steubenville and Indiana itaLlzond. -
The route of the Steubenville and Indiana Rail.
toad allot careful eerier), has been determined
upon.
keine-oWla was diseldia - itilhe last meeting of the
Soya oritirectors.
It leaves Steubenville • through the Croft
Creek: valley ; thence by iviy of Urichsvillo to
Coshocton.
We have been furnished with the following redo
alioll of tho Board of Directory
if Resolved, That theChier Erigineer be directed
with his corps to Piepare the•road" io suitable set:
(ions for letting contract. forlgraduation, :masonry
and bridging, from'Steulenville to Coshocton, and
that the work IrPon the earn° be prosecited to com
pletion assoon as piacticable." .
The necessary steps are being , taken, we learn, to
rendivimmediately available the subscriptions to
the • mock of the company. We may.anon expect
the can.—Steubenville Melt eager May 30.
A Swear Serrtung..--Tbat notorious old evil.
dOer, familiarly_ keowa to man woman and child
through Soarthern Michigsti: an "Site
.Doty,f , wan
brought up for , sentence, a few days agn, before bin
honor Judge Pratt. Pratt surveyed the prisoner a
few moments 118VC1111)...10 order, to Impress him with
a becoming sense °fins situation; after which he ad
dressed to bim a sererelessiii upon his p.ist trensgree
sloes and wicked ways, tiering dose which, and the
prisoner having weekly loth:mated that he b/d nu.
thing today in mitigation ereeoleece, Judge P. ad.
dressed him thus. - . .
. .
•
“Doty, bow old are your'
“Fltly•three, your hotior. 4 i - • .
1, Doty, the enormity' of your olTenee:demands that
yon be sent to the State Piison for twenty year%
But, Doty, we are reminded by the worda of Holy
Writ that the days oft man's years are tltree icore
years and ten—l shall therefore in clemency. to.
wards you, sod being gilded by the.Seriptural limit
of human life, senteacq.youlo the State prison for
only .seventeen itcase.tft - Doty: W3B almost over.
whelp:to& with It sense .of his deep obligation to the
clemency of tladJudge.--IDdroft Advertiser..
. •
OrthanVd
Ourt.St3 o ckr *altpable Farm..
RsuANT to an Order .af the . Orphans' Court of
F
Allegheny Cointy, the undersigned, Administrators
of John A. Robison, late of Vettailtea township, iu soul
county, deceased, will expose to public sale, on the pre.
mists, in said township, on the first day of July, 11351, ar
10 o'doek, A 11. TWO VALUABLE FARMS into which
the estate of said decedent has been divide d; Very eli
gihly and advantageously situated, within a mile and a
ballot the Youghiogheny Slackwater, and three miles
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Viz :
No. 1. Contains WEI acres ; is in a high stale of cul
tivation; with altindatteecl Coal and Limatons agood
Stick Dwelling House Bain, and other necessary tm
provernents.
No. 2 Containing 141 acres; is also in a good state of
cultivation; a large proportion cleared, and nearly all
arable land, with abundance of Limestone, a good hewed
log house and barn, with other improvements.
TERMS—One-sixth of the purchase money upon the
confirmation of the sale; one-sixth on the first day of
April, 1E49 ; and one six th en the Gut day of dipril,lBsl;
with Interest from first of Apnl, 155. J.; the residue to
remain in the hands of the purchaser . during, the
.62oria two • 9 c- r ite viridOw of the' decedint:;-the trite
;.rest to be psrld to Rtes annually,to he compatcd trout . he
arwhich tote poseasion vri s be men'
.101 the.pareha ger.... • NANCY J. 111011/80N,
.„ • ~.f • JOHN 3.
• .f • • • 1 • HIRA' El. SINCLAItt,
. (Gazette copy.l Ofdminittrazors.
. . Notice.. . •
YrnE Corporator% of the ALLEGUIENS CEMETERY
age hereby nottti.d that the Meeting will be
held at fee Odiee, opt the Gratiiids;on'AhrLittltnY, the
7th inst., it 3 o'clock, P. M. - ' • . '
Je3 . THOS. hi. 111111,th; bep.
NyHT being able to obtain iLielnsa far the keeping q;
LI Wilkins Hall, I have removed the Resitattant . to
07 Siiii.Hfitld strert, - ( four doors from rg)wah.) wh i ff*
ibalt be happy to Weals old costoF,cra 11,0 144
the citizens geoetall:y. .b3;7.4144. tit indivigoio*
lien inroiabed as tiztaiL
ICE CHE4III,.STR&WEEfiturs.
aelleacici as the mlkeAl
band and served to et 9,-
The istriblishmol4.
by strict Rtiettio*—
the slanntk - '
By
UST RECEIVED at " OD'S HO USE, ,, Diamond al-
Icr, ,ti fine lot of FittSH LOBSTERS. Ue3:ll
Notice.
IDA RhIERS' h MECHANICS'. TURNPIKE. PLANK
V
loan tor Pla ROAD.—The second and nal
M instalment of th nking the Fanners' fi and echanics' Tura. e
pike Road, is hereby directed to be paid . on'or berets,
•
the 15th of June, instant.
c.hul
T O the Honorable tbe Judgesof the Court of Nr . „ --
leaner Sessions or the Peace, in and for thei'e tmoty
of Al egheny : - - '
The petition of N. Stelner,Sr., of the Fizutii: p w or d . ei t i„
of Allegheny, In the County aforeelkd , buir.bly shewetli,
That your petitioner bath provided ti n i, e a f - With =telt a Is
keep a public house of enter
for the aceonuninlation of trav: eters on o. ot h ers , 0 1 his
dwelling bonne in lb° IVW .., aforesaid'. and prays that
your Honors will be plos •
ed to ra m . him n License to
boner, as in duty be' •
.and, will pray.
mi n mer . t . And your peti-
Wo, the adv. NICIIONAS STEINER, Slt.
certify, the- .cribers, citizens of the aforesaid Ward do
horteir v , P - ~ the above petitioner is of good repute for
tors rd o t n eru ven pe i r o an nc c e e s ,
el-
' in
Is and others, and that said tavern is necessary.
e p or td th is e we ace ll o p mni rov od tde a d ti w on it o b f h t o ra u y se .
V Keller, WmGlip, P Puntin. U flealey,L Altman, F
Jenny, A Weaver, L Neeb, V. Scribe, C Schower, C
Clip, I. Walter. ' - Lie3;3oo
THE subscriber having made arrangements in conse
quenee of which his present b esiness mast be closeJ
by the Ist of August next, now offers his whole stock or
Gloves, Hosiery. Ribbons, Lace Goods and Embroider.
les Dress Trimmings, Randkerebiefs,- Ana. Shirts and
Furnishing Goode, Zephen Worsted, FloWer Materials,
Umbrellas Parasols, Combo, Thread and Needle arti
cles. Als o , Ladies' Shoes, (best Philadelphia make), at
greatly reduced prices,wholesale and retail- •
DONNETS CIiONNETS !- - :=A:iCztiasoifei. Co. would:
Al respectfully Invite the attention of purchasers hi
their Very superior stock of new style Bonnets, to which:
they are constantly adding new varieties, The above:
goods will be sold very losehy the dozen or single - Boa-':
net. - Ele3j . • . Nos. 6)1 and 64 Market street.-
INDIA AND FOULARD BILJES_—Just received an
additional supply of these very cheap and desirable
India and Foulard Bilks. "The above Ooeds wilt be
closed out very cheap.
AO the Honorable the Judges of the Court of - General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and for the County
of Allegheny:
The petitioupf D.-Williams,of Bakerstown, W. Deer
Township . , the County aforesaid, humbly sheweth, That
your petitioner bath provided himself with materials for
the accommodation of travelers and others, at his dwell
ing house in the township aforesaid, and prays that your
Honors will be pleased to grant hlm a license to:keep a
public house of entertainment. And your petitioner, us
in duty bound, will pray. • DAVID WILLIAMS.
We, the subscribers, citizens of the township aforesaid,
do certify that the above petitioner is of good repute for
honesty and temperance, and is well provided with house
room and coaveniencea for the accommodation and lodg
ing of strangers and travelers, and that said tavern isme
•
cesaary.
Win Cook, Samuel .Leonard, Andrew Staly, - Jacob
Flick, Wm Campbell, J A Steve nson, Benjamin Waller,
W Duncan, Thomas. Richards. Jr, 'Thomas Richards,
Br, Daniel plank, John Fisher, James Fisher.
_.
1e3:31 Tribiette.
yfIE undersigned haying disposed of his entire stock
of Wines and Liquors, tic to to H. W. Heimann. and,
&sum .1. Kiuut, cheerfully-recommendwould m. his suc,
censors to the patronage of his friends and customers.
The subscriber williremain at the old mend, for the
putpose of settling op his business.
11 : 1 9 31 AMS. P. EORBACH. .
• Country liventenet. for Hotel . •
MIRE subscriber °Were for sale a number of LOTT
1.- ranging from three to five execs . —to snit purchasers
near the village of .-Wilkiasburgh; fronting Am _the
Greensbuzgh Turnpike, and within twc hundred• yards.
of the Depot of the Central Railroad. A Plan of the
Lots can be seen at A. H. Office, on. fourth at'
or at 197 Liberty street. Tonna moderate..
je3af J. P. 110 '03,10:61
p.,LArecCeKiv . ed6italfatlAsuCpEpiryottidliabo;e3P dia e7Vt a tir iig 7ris oods t,
of all wid th s for sale cheap 'at . ..._
iea' ' ' : N.542 - arid a ralaket .t.
PRIMPED RIBBONS'—The a'
1 1,../ is respeetthlly Invited to
~mention ot - purclteess
Crimped. Ribbon, Triintairi, i ..
A .very ,large. supply. of
will
close out as verylow V •f or t eac°l 7 3 . olku F!". he i
iii
• . . .... A.A. MASON .&. CO.
000 1148.°f wale
eignmeat cared BACON for vile on con
-3 - oy T. WOODS fr, sou,
• 61 Water street.
MSE;MMM
c y'.
.. ~•..
OE=
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• :
4 •; - ''
..!?4tl • 1..
Mil
, and 'itch . other
ta, kept coustently on
. ti be cirtied ou by my son, who,
..,'will hope to meet u conttuunhon of
.atiaco, and the (vivo or The public.
K. 111. VAPU R MiNSLEAR.
HENRY Tiecuvrtl,
rican2.l
A. A:111A8014 & CO
MIMI
ESSIM
~'twlf~
ISSESI
EMI
Zincial:Ngtl*--
Type rot
Having determined to lurniztrotif , eatensiVe Job
Office with entirely neW.Conterialsi, we shall sell
shout 100 ferrets ortype nowin• nee, Rer - 14 ; iews for
cash or appreved paper. We have type: enough to,
fit out 8 or 10 country, offices complete. The stalk
and varieties of type are each as are lobe foesol in LIl
large chide!) offices, from Nonpareil opts2o.ll
PiCaV pima ad taisacieritaLT•-aiso,-liii - tralis,,iiierat
varieties or borders in good order. Perna. : " 1 _ „ 61// "''
ing to purchase wile Please make immediate typos
cation. -
Shirisis POUrolsubs T
eurt, Kasuingion Co., Pa., March 4,.51.
$. M. Kier: Dear eir—Your Petroteurn:ll- worthig
wonders 111.11 iii vicinity ; .tberefore,'*e-srettld thank
you to send us twd dozen by the PenAsylvahialailtead.
We are entirely missend it is being angititii.44-110nosl•
every day. Yams, respeetianv..
- . AUDI LONG' 00.
.
yezeilleAsbland C 0.., Ohio Mara .10, I.
S. A.T. Kier: Dear slie—Your Agent, a lets weeks since,
Jen-with as hint dozen Rock bave
Please ferward to art six dozen immediately. ' I
Your utedieine Is working Avandonc in EMS feeon.---
We.ean-obtain several ezWlenieertirmates,ll , you de- .
sire theta. ' Yours, tee.; ' W. W . - t 4 COTT.
For Sale by Keyser & M.Dottell;l4o Weed street ; R.
E. Sellers, 57 Wood meet; D.A;FalatesteekleCo.,
Conker Or Wood and Front streets_p_D. M.Curry, El A.
Ellidtt,..lbiephitouglassiand P.Kr_bwatts;.AlleiLheny.
Also, by the proprietor, Mar. KIER.
apr29 . Canal Basin, Seveot at., PftwAirgth.
. ,
4r Daguerreotype,: .C1:1 ' , •
Nasal & Co. would resPectfully announce .tol the
eitileas OrYinabargb, Allegheny and vicinitY, that they
have had a large Operation -Room, with a Glass $OO3
and Front, builr and arrangeu.expreasly for the pnrpose
of 'taking Daguerreotype .Liaenesses.. •The•best ,Da
guerreotypes, on the beet material, are taken at thli; es
tablialunent, unler thti special Superiatendcoce.offlus.
ne ar pro ra.
rangeminienables thettualso to tate : Fetidly .
Grottps,of any number of persons f irt the 'MOSt-perfeet
,tastlnor "Likenesses bf sick or, diseased persons, taken in ny
Gallery at the Lafayette Ilan, FOurth street, corn of
Foprth and Woodstreets. cid Entrance Fourth st et:
(ebl4:ly . .
fiotteee-eiheJorrammtanTitainis likwtrn,of Pitt&
burgh and Allegheny, meets on the second Moridat or
,very mont at the Florida House, Market at!' t •
od7Yl "/ 12 Vanua, Jr., Secretary.
Collecting' mu Posting, c. &
JOHN lU,COUHRY
irr Attends to Collecting, Bill Postiag, Distributing'
Cards and Circulars for Parttes,/co.,_&e. 1 •
IV Orders le ft urtbe Office of the Morning Pain: or
at Holmes' Periodical Store, Third st, will be promptly
(attended to. • fulY2l:llY
Consumptionta Press:tonStories
Are Cough, pada aflucnza, .Bronehiti q tighttiesst of
the Chest, pun in the left side, low fever, and many .
other symptoms of like character. Then come Tube = in the Lunge, disorganliation, prdstration 'of. the
physical powers, and soon the scene closes ; Tharttley
may not weep when nu Imo, let the friends of the stck
be vigilant at the. outset. When the fin t symptoms of
Pulmonary disease are manifested, administer ..or. Ro
gan, Syrup of Licarutort, Tar ond-Canchafirgac. .Tfial
its effects have been all but miraculous even in =creme
caw, we have testimony -which inerednility ciin
scarcely doubt TRY IT. Bat &sere:id the evidence.
You will Dud it in the pamphlet in every Agent's hands.
Look at the adiertisament, too, in another column-Inv:1
tri-11. 0. of o..P.—Placo ot Meeting, Washingbon
irell,Wood street, between sth nod Virgin
Prresauston Lomas, No. 336—Meets every Triesdny
BILICANTIIR ElCAULL•lilitii, No. 87—Meetslst and na
Pride., of each month.
. .
coniamers crevices are tamed toread lit artottier
ooTatnn the card of Jacob Snider. Ir.'s cheap wine atoll
67 Walnut strut. Philactelpbiq. febt44llsl
•
ENCOURAOH HOME IN.STITUTIONI3. '
ciTizEssl iNsottArgicic clattiPANY,'
OD APITTIBACIPPU•• • •
C. G. aussßy. Pres!. .—.A. MARKS. Sec l y
OGIOHIto. 41 Water tt.,ia Warehauee of C. 11. Hraut.
•
[Er Tins Company is now prepared to insure all kinds
tit risks, on Houses, alanulactories, Goods, alerettab
dlze in Store, and in Transita Vessels, ate. •
An ample guaranty for the ability and integrity of, the
Institution, is afforded in the character of the Directorti;
who We a!1 citizens of Pittsburgh; wall and favorably
ktlONVlltei the community fortheit pradence,intelligente
and-integrity.
i
me D r atz ,ir er .tw ous a r ie C t . u G ry .
an llu t s , s H e u i g , a lV r e gi . Haga nj,
Ed 'e w y, a W ld ul kie L at ari ci.. -
ton .Z 'unity S. Harbaugh, S. malty v'
. •
Tete Long Looked For • .
Specific for Pulmonary Dismise is found at lett
man must doubt the evidence of his senses, and all ho
man integrity, before he can TeitsonAbly question-eb b
array of proof advanced in' favor of Dr. Bogen; 6rr n
of Liverwort, Tar and Ceneidagsta, as . an
and tonic medicine, which at mien reduces all, pulmona.
ry Intlammition,.eelathe eahse.of the disease. hrt
buttes upArt4 tttentheila the apse sh.:-Thtt Aeouds ofo
Colleges, the Clergy, the Medical Faculty, +tha t chile
of all classes have over 4e:is own signetstra attested i
powerful remediaerpernas,abd p4tirplilet to k t i
had of the Agents, a wellis 14 the columns of Ike pub
lic Ines., the most positive sod ''eht t isfiicteiy 'clique4l
will be found. See ativethieMent. ' tat.
• - •• ..<••• •
. • . .• • • • •
Tla'q•44 tih:
a'149 1 1 , 4'11249# -; o f
Warr, .ssitareis Wood-gait. ^ B !
to
EacSairriSnt,
m° ll 4l. -• • ' "•• ••?!. 4 4g AR. • F : utedaYl nreakS
Tue d :a h - ant . c 4 v O l al i re se r i 'L ti od o r ! i ni
e e v S e x i s y fdd rh an u d i : i d:
arening..! u ,• •
Westt niSta 4l • 4os a* 'meets every WednesdaY
iron t.try Aload i tey , rig.
Mount nignatt-Ldkde, rt e go. 3do„ meets' every Yridlty
Z on.O.Lidge, No. 3 1- 55' :mess every Thunsday evening,
at Om Ha% enruer.. Br /infield and Fifth streets. j
I • TW 014 . 741 4 Ldd Le,No.'":4l, - nisets every Friday e rep-
Ina. Hell, coiner. of I:,eaeock. and Sandusky ante a,
Allseteny Cnyi . . • • • InaY2thl
•
and
-.3 or par
- ' Os A. O. '
..I:7` Meets abiree.o9grd iorTeads , Roognis, cor . hq! bt
l'isrd sad Woo& stows, e' eVening , ;
PIS
• ..
Arigllll7oTlß Lodi% 11r. 0.41041`,....The . Ail
e none Ito3ges., No. 4 " f. - 0. of 0. P., meets every Wett
er day eveneng in Millington Ball,'Woottimi .I . fie4l:ty•
. .
Pittsburgh Llte lusurene• COutiiithy. ;
. CAPITAL -
' • Irj - * Owner.. No. 76 Fog ent .Seestuv,:4ll
President—James S. Hoon; : ,
Vice President—Samuel
Tusasorer--Joseph S. Leech. •
' Secretary—C. A: Colton. ,
ID" See adveniselnOlt in 'motiler pert of Ohs piper.
COLUMBUS, INSURANCE COMPANY.
. • Ptrio,aisd Ilisetra4l.
C oL - O.IKBUS, •OKIOi
DEMAS ADAMS, Jr., Piresident:
• IX ALEXANDER; Secretary.
D. Adams, Jr., Thomas Moodie,; I
Joseph Whitehill, N. H. Swayne, ;
P.ll - splee, • D. Alexander, ' , ;
.
MI. S. Sallivant, • I. S- Ide,
Jobe Graham, G. Ir. Clarke,
Wos. Miner, C. M. - Lee,
The undentigned, as. Agent of- the above eub gaminl
and well known Company, Insures property o I every
description, againgt lessor damns° by fire. Also, Against
the perils of inland navigation. • -
: " - Agent, ' '
Office in Waterrean's Warehoi arse,
No.Bl Water street, Pittst
fix LUNCH served tip at the st. Clair Hot hl 'Bar
every day, a; 11 o'clock. .
apr26 . (City Dailies-6511.)
SCrolfula....ll has been remarked by, eminent
men, that in the varied catalogue of ditnasek. 10 which
man is liable, there to scarcely one of inch Importancel
and of such interest as Scrofulaorliether we. look to the.
obscurity of its origin, its iusidiona progress, the •num.
be r and variety of organs that it attacks, Or its remark :I
able ilictirability and ertensive fatality. •;
Scrofula has baffled the skill of the roost eminent phY,
siciana in 'this country and in Europe_ Bat there is 4n
antidote in this disease in" Dr. Guyon Extract of el.
low Dock and Sartopaiitis," whicU hi proving a
specific in the most sevete eases of Scroftela.'
See advertisement.. • . imy3o
Associated Firemen , ' Luislar mice C0104111..1
ay of the City of Pita abusna.
W. W. DALLAS, Pres`t..--ROBEJr-f yudrlEY,
• Will insure against FIRE as MARINE RISKS'
or all kinds. -
Office in MonongoAskt flaws, Arm
.1 . 2 4 an d 12 Matta;
inniscrtas , -
Simpson, Joilnia Rhodes, F I Paulsor Wm..sl:Ed;
W. W. Rody rattail/
gar, Edward Gregg A. And oh, Wci:Aliirigerood.l3;
Gorman.C.' Sawyer, Chas. Kew, Wet,' . _ . . few&
R. H. Hartleyß.B:,
the Honorable the J. yy
The petition off : dges of the Court or General
( 1 1,3 ""se 51 lrA 'rb.e Peace in and for the county
of Ailegheny : . •
io t.'"ittvat ge Ist Ward, Pittsburgh City,
the county arty
petitionerh.,h taid r numbly sheweth,—That your
accommodate r ero . vi:Sed. h iruselt with materials for the
house in I!
public on of travelers nod others, at bit dwelling
Ward ri ( o regard,
.and 'prays that your
t all be pleat ed i to grant hint a license to ketp a
in du . aorme ot tilt! ,itaitunont; And,youtpetltioner. as
.iy bound, tviK) ray. JOHN SAVAGE. .
Me, the , subset, hers, citizen, of the' Ward afore
' aid, do certlfr that - the above petitioner Is' of good re
pute tot honesty ao ,d temperance, and is well provided
with honse room as rdconveniences for the accommoda
tion and-lodging cif strangers and travelers, and. that
said tavern is nece msary, . •
1)8 Scully; Jose ph Major, Thomas Rose. Peter Schil
. decker, 11 C Bodo rn,•John Kelly, James Volum, Ephraim
Frisbee William. Dunn Allen Oordell,James liray,.(4th
• street,) KTuylor. • 11e3!'31
u fo u un T d y ry 4t o c r ly .
• Atith.raolte
3..
„ IV T u u se7 Niii— oi , f‘ ti a c i . e po o rto y r
C ar . Li A c . le isv f a o N r
ja3.... •.• Calla& Baal .
COCRltait; WI MADE to CO. have removed` their
Warehouse to, Na. 2$ Wood street, In the house for.
merly occupied to j George Cochran. (my2slw
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a s ci7 -- •-••••••73,7 0 " ,z
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21 =anneals.
TuNJil , ftg 6
.Fifth Strut, between Wood and anitlyte/4.
JO9EPEI FOSTER •. Tan= am) Maw an
Abtanrancx—FinnTiet and Parquettesobana ithm.
ettalnd Third Tie re. Sts cents ; Colere Gallery, ni ants ;
Private Ilexes, en 6,1111,0 D. ' •
ii
• 'Onus *pewit? otkek; Curtaliiilla!!l‘.s o 9, lo . 4l k ,
•.f•- - - • •
Airs Ylll REN will appear - r
• ,-,..,''rugsDAY.mbartuist. ad, issr, the:fa:fop*. - C.
- cel.a3ll comuncmce with thb -• ' - •' • ` ' " • • t•
_ ATRANGER.
747 wit h -
BORGIA.
- • ••• - All Bight Nowt '
. VIE DAN RICE C10175-TIOLIMPIL4zW
I RE beat ZiStus reinematation lain witnessed by
. LEVI G. NORTH and Ids eoletrestedharae Taardway.
DAN IS illblasliP.AtiAl3dl
Will be exhibited in. Pittabwah t In front of tae Anted
eau hotel Pawl street,en the 2d,3u, 4th and 5 th or Jot?.
Particulars in future advert mine au, Imy2B..d&arlat
_
.Grseramroott Candelas. -
WO and a ludf miles below the City, on the be ik of
klire.Ottio giver, in etnitunentiat Flower Garden, and
a deliihtfnl summer nougat,. fee .Creens,,Confeo tion
mice, Mils, Tel:4;6nm Drinks, de, kept for. the ac
commodation of vbilters: also, 4'1410 motortine it of
Shrubbery and Everblooming Plazas for sale_ •
• The steamer Chieftain leaves the foot of rat suet t,
theraga( each hoar, Role 9 o 'elo 6l, A. Br• /nil
F. landintat the Garden [Closed on Staniar .1
greenwood Gatatems• •
STRAWSERItIES fresh from the vines are now serv
ed up in this retreat. ,Also, Cream and' other Ices.
The place is now in the heigbth of its beauty. • Ile
steamboat leaves . every bear, and an omnibus every
forbell amarden., the Gar ClosetiortAauday. Ue2
_ .„.. , . •
ripoVl/ . 3-1300 firs.for
ti;.je2 ; • 13.AaPAIlliftrOCK & CO.
UP. ARB. 80DA 6 4115 to for soleby
S
je2 - B;E:::IPAILNERSTOPCIEIt.
irommwSrr - 5 0 b 21 . 1 0r L :
je ' .•••-;.1:4:'14
LUE Villi 4 OL--2,1:100 tbs. for sale I)
• •
B. , ..... 11. A. PAM
BATS- t ooolr it 6dtsalq by • .
AHNEK a.. ,
Cii.gT,,r4YE.L.l)w7-sxlFes r.r;
A LER/11=3-3u c 'ski for axle %
roc : K
B. A., FARR ft•CO:
Llibl-N5O Loblb-tur sale by :
11 jet; - B. A. FAHNESTOCII'VCO.
- A' - -5O • as. Hyeenjor sale by .7
Jet : • • • PALINCSTOCK it CO.
YNGLISH MUsTARD—Calutares i l keskotlincl
4- eagh, Impprled, for ••
eil • • • 11. A. FAHNEs: TOCIX:*.•
. • •fIREAT REDUCTION Or P • C.c 6.3 ; • • • •-
Second Arrival of New "Bcatestisie. Gocrdos
.. AT GREAT „BARGAIN - 8:i- • -
• TIIE largest, Cheapest and iteer"Sirict of FAN
'. •• CY DRESS GOODS ever, offpited in. this city, la
now opening at .
YOUNG, STEVENSON.. LOVE'S
ariglas/ - /ilee }live Store, No-74 Market Street, between ,
. • Yourth street and sae Diorrumd,Pats4trigh," •••
• - The proprietors beveilter aliened a large and mast
bientlied assort miutof the Newemand,„Most Feebiolia
ble Styles of Fancy and Sta Pia. Dry Gooasi which have
been purchased since the yens reduction urpstees et the
large. clearing out sales in New York end Philadelphia,
and will be offered to cash buyers . . from ,L+S
to per
cent lower than former prices.
..DRESS GOODS °revery descriptienifrom the cheap
est to the most costly and magnificent, such as a very
.large and beautiful stock of the following articles: •
• Cbene and /wiper then° Silks; • • • •'
"high r kusue, pleat clic:notion and lace silks ;.
• • stripe do - . do; ,• •
• Do - -plain black . do ;
Brocade, Aroma and Posit de Soles, alteolora ;
• Black and chart:teflon Turk saline, Werewargyedairkei
• Chene and India Foulard - •
' . Do printed and plain silk Utisnes;_ -• t
Do do Alberdnes and Gtenadinesi,.”-
P lain, printed and embroidered 'twines ; •, :. •
Chene plain and figured silks, and poplins;
Chameleon faro de Naphra; • • ".• • •
Paris printed bermes do ,detainer;.. • •
Do do , and plaint:ill wool de laince, '• - , •
•
Do' do lawns nod •
iaconcts,
.• .•
Plain and embroideredmill and &Wises; •
Plain and printed c asameres, de Milne and alpacas ;•
French end dornertie.ginghecas ;• •. • . •
English and Aniericarreliaties rind, calicoes, at alit
prices
B N NETS and RIBBONS at great hichipWriar :••
Spritly and summer shawls • ' .do do;: . •
. Needle waited sleeves, entre; collars , and "cilichiii••••
. Needle. worked laces
I ".-.bunilkees an•d •
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vip
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Embred e rdi i liem viler an d plate
cub'
fancy iilkpocbethdltfs, ereVateaid V'
• ' •
Gloves, hoeiery and suspenders, a • "deck . n
I• ett;
Irish. linens, table 'cloths An 4
linens
61°°k ;
Ticketts, •e .nens
• Pic
eached elld ye, diaper napkins;
Do . brow Ong 4:0" . from 6to I . peryd ;
• E_reneltelogili Vale` ...ore d Canton flannels; ;,
°•viwgrelsr sneifeneyemsbnefeed• SatiCeLli
....iiisoneviria.esssimeres and
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Vif r'; "' tansy yessiogsi tee., Ac
4 Fik • pr.:Tricots would respectfully - solicit as
.ii from all their friends, and' the pohhe gen
,
feeling confident: that they can ofrer : peater
ainer.kts to Whole sale and . retail Inive.i: . %,tll . ll!l . lllnY
have 'heretofore been offered la - •
• mialtf - • 5101TNG. STEVENSQII,& LOVE.
-- IDEBLIC SALE OF TURNPIKE STOCK,' eirlor-
E ized by the following sections Of the Actor Rellt Of
"Sic. 9. That the Audiutr General Ii also hereby to
=prized and directed to - expose,to public' ante, la the
borough of East Birmingham; at sack times as ho'reay
appoint, the Stock of the CommanWealth . in' the Bing- •
ingbara and Elizabeth Turnpike Company, and convey
the lOUTte to the purchaser Of purchasers th.eretaft-foreei
dei, That such stoek shall not be sold at a less pries
than one.dollar per ahire. • . . •
"Sac. 10. That it shall be the deity °fit= parr:hitter
or purcheteets of said Slack, or any part therefor, to par.
the purchase money to bepaid for such Stab Ir to the.
=ate Treasurer of this Commonwealth, within. hirty
days from thc. date of said purchase; who shall receipt
for the same, and upon the production .of.ntch receipt
before the Auditor General, be eball transfer the Stock
or Stocks so sold according to the term. of Aida- Act."
By theit= section It ley rovided,.‘qhat if an r.alee r
of either of said covenantee shall purchase any of said
Stocks in the company of which he ,is a member, the
same shall inure to the, benefit of such company?'
. . AunrronGettzust's Dines,
- - Harrireurst,May 77,1854
Putsuant to the atithoritraforesatd, the' Stock. owned
by the State of Pennsylvania 'ln the Birmingham and
FJizabeth Turnpike Company, being 180 Shares, will be
exposed to public sale, at the house of John A. Lipp:we,
in the borough of East Birmingham, Allegheny county,
Pennsylvanta, on FRIDAY, the gOtb day of 'finis next
The sale to'commence at 10 o'clock, A. fd. •
Par value, 525 per share. BPLIBAIK BANKS,'
my3lttd • . • Auditor. General.
. 7. rare Reduactl. . '
MONOUTO4/1-E R OUT E .
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Brotoiswiticond s Cane...lloW m Ba Lantos* anit , PgßatPa.
rItHE Af ornlug Boat loaves daily at 8 o'clock, - A.M.
I. precisely, connecting with the Cars at Cambanalld.
next morning.. • •
The evening, boat leaves dally. at 6 o'clock: P. hi.,.
(except Sunday eveninglt,) connecting with the can at
Cumberland nekteseumr, at 10 o'elock_.
Timelhrdugh to Baltimore 32 hours- Fauvist y.Sk.)
Tinto through to Philadelphia 40 hena: Fare outy.810:.
• .The National Road's now good, -Condueiora.go with
the coaches between Brownevtile.and,Comberiand-- . ..
which rushes this decidedly the beet route East.•
• " • - 3.IIIF.SIUMEN, Ag_ent,
°Scala the Monongahela House'.
riXTRA ME OOLONG. TEAS.--Jast receive,
Ala No. 252 Llberty.street, • a very ,suiprerior atria , o o f
Oolon, Tea, 'which are bolieire cannot be surpasy o il i n
Those desiring ri.yery'elloice,,delleately.fiave: no g b ut
highly aromatic,: Week Teaiarg invited teijW sfa this a
Kat , Green Teasof eve r y VliViei.Y;frolli 37 cents' to
21; Black Teas,of every variety, trota' as anti ,
25; English sap Trish Black Teas. Warn' mt , v i to g i ve
i makothgly,s t osi tole_ _Constantly oa t.
sale by ' A•VC1,W,..40 't a d Car
& CO,
Jet' . urocelo culv 'Tea Dealers.
.'" gaits* to °Dutra* • o r y
'ORIO , AND -. PENNBYLVANLV`.,RAILRIYAri.
received r .or the 13rnding ind
Pei:in/viva= I Railroad, from Wooster, by
Loudonville and Mansfield. to Or o t i „ elan a , coun i xts,
wi
mid Cincinnati; Railroad., at Vrtt:
• teStliPd:iBnA g LpSf thwie n W bo
extern por.ion• the °hip and
tante of fifty-three miles. • • ..
They will be received at lir ,Msior anal the evening Of
Tuesday, the . Loth 'of Jane. , and at Manstleld . until .the
evening of W4dnesdaj', tho 11th of June next, and: will
be addressed to. the =dere/ fined President of the COMps
tly. - Plans `end profiler, oft the work east of Londonvil le
will be .erMibited at Wortster, and of the work west of
Londomijam, at klansfiebil, for one; week before-the let
tintrirth p;oileCtilii they, be ob
tallied on application tO Soloman: W . . Roberts. Chief En
:itt,leeri;.or Jesse R. Straughno,-. remdentEnglatet ths,-
es'oen.Diviston. A, preference be given to bid
ders.‘who will agree to take , a percentage of their pay
in thte mock of the Compiiny. . • - •
uNiZal WhLROBINSON. JR., Pra'i.
fU el% RECEIVED AND .FOR Sala: BY - JOS/11/4,
elf RR° DEs 4. CO., No. 6 WOOD .
boxes Lemons 4o bats Crean/ Walnuti
5,00. do * mdse . ; • ' 25 do Filberts
1000 bushe is Pea Nuts; 30 ' baga-sValnutt ; .
1000 drum,: Figs; ' • 20 cases Prunes. In jars' .
500balf • do;, - 10 'do do "la funcybsta;•
MO boxes %Raisins; 10 do Sardines_ ; . •
130 do layer do; 10' do Skil/ Liquodeer;
100 ball c do‘ - '• 25 boxei Relined do; . "
600 boxes Tsre Crackers ;- 60 baskets Salad' Oil ;
200 do do do No. v ; bOxes Maitarosi;
100 dozen hell'd Almond s; 20 do Vennsierll ;.
MO do Lemon Syrup; - 20 'do GamDrosk:"
3000 Cocoa
50 mats Imlea A lmo nds; CO dozen Pepper Sauce;
50 baP 'lritllionn . to; . 40 do. - aseartedPiekles;
4 0 do If- paper sliell..de4;2o do .Claiol Moo;
10 bat ea )kitdeaux 603 20.. do, blocs: do ;
Ligharaing iterds..spratt at• Patens. -
_ JAMBS JACKSON, General sail'As•• - •
• More:tale Depot, 88 Wiod smu t Pinsbutilt,
- (Certwright's Cutlery Store), • •
rIWIESR LIGHT/WM RODS are ao conitrieted - act
I they cannot gda oat of order. The* Insulators trand
Attachments fitting teeorately,the Points tod Idaspee.s
are unrivalled—the Ashok , being highly ornamenno,and
without dispute, the bon conductor ever _mann/IMO.
I willput ,hens up•thro , the Country at Vac.* foot and
et the pinata and magnets. Address by post 01
a written order at 80 Wood It, where de Rods may be
seen. flalZber
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