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OFFICIAL Jo OF TlikelTY_
111:IMZ=
L. HAtcrEikl, EDITOR.
PITTE3BITILGH:
TRVRSD,r mutts u., JULY 24,.' 1861
DEfiIpCILATIC. ITATE TICIEET4,7
FAR .GOVERNOR,
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DZUOCIL4.IIC 'STATE NODILNATIOIIB'
instil:Km of Oko , Sapicyrio.'Bench.
lloy.-JEEEI.I-111 S BLACK; ,of ,
AIkII,,S .. .C.I3ITItELL..of
• ." " 'ELLIS LEWIS, , of Lanttafenz
tv JOIN B. GIBSON, of Cumberland;
WALTER IL LOWRIE; 7 qf 41k9hinst..‘
e. • • • ` •
/meeting of the DemoctistiWpitianalAtti, 0
Corrciipositlence of
T e Comicillre Mel iv the r Mira Al t.
on a nilay Juc'. ' 141 h, at tl
114 u . bainnan "beim! . 1191414''Oa . .S.itt
hlej Daorb Cuts a- . Ch •
A ch. r - -oula ecusUlta ion. Us follossincseaolationsta.
-Resole Tt•al .h;s Catstiitnee do noata4:liiraitotuw
so." I seth at It stew
51..1..r1es 1 40 e • in the cly of vi , •sbutrv,..sttrras
Surb huA•111 S. as in y t snd train!! Le
to u,. - ' DA , •D LYNCH, Ctitoirtaatt,prouta.,
r Tsc fenlowtag sawed petfinticatOposo the Com
A . IStitka. ' Dr:lohn Polloekt,
ttses, • ; .NA ra. D. Hsakinc,
Hartwit, . "Dr 1 lines Powers, • .
Hobert W00d5,... John nuon, • - •
7. H u Mteraw,
Chlt (311 Rest, Hod) , Pepooson, . •
te, '
D ,Abrah.tui. fiats.
.
• SW Wiirsatne - one of:our iitiiteigoo frienda
it.BedraillSiring's, be good eaengb to fon*
.sroprelooally with a letter from that.:far
eratiitiog Place? We t:hould also like. tiolieore a
cos:lila-re from Fraakfort. Sprlavi;skolitg:4o
count:Of the Attyinge-auii-dolavru:ittlbat - df-"
lightful summer 'resort: , ; . ,
THE DOOTILLIIE fly SZCESSIOIf.
The richt of a en g lu btAte to withdrait' from
the Confederacy—a very erroneous and alto
gether untenable' dectrine,—tins been Warml;
d:scussetl by our southern. neighbors; and still
occasions no little excitement among them. In
deed the warmth with which the natter he;
been srucasse I. and the strong bmgunge
on some occasions to satisfy the Mindsofsot• - -
ern :nen ea tins point,ltaveled many, - hi
ilMe of 'the country, ttifesi..litfitt.our southen.
brethren . bad nrgtted themselves - • 'deepen- -
, • .
tits% and that there wee consequently - great don.
ger of • this feeling being cottimuzicated.to oth
ers, to an extent such as must lead to some act
calculated to endanger-the (futon. But we bav:
thought that this conclusiOn did not betray
knowledge of mankind, such as merited the wiec
and enlightened statesmen; who .(ere distinguish •
ed for having called into existence tho most
bent:l9d jisillikial fabric evorknown among men.
:id know that itt • the political world internal
coil nra liable totake place, evenna thea
de iu the physical tip:stem of man; we know that.
each emnsuotious have taken place;=nsaywenot.
rationally'conclude that they will _continue - to
take piece ; and however desirable may secoi,',
to some, a.conditien of continual accord, we...ltie
not nmong the number of those who believe
.tbl.tr
atate•of things most beneficial to the body politic..
The grew; Apostle of our political faith long ago
deohietri, that "Demeans* lives in the midst o 1
exeltentent .. /•, : 1,-,-;.,114 that keen-sighted
philosop•aiis covet; imperfect
when contemplating :the politicial condition and .
prospects scuds . oc,entryint •
The wildest com.meties et - elements in the oper
!Alone of natura around us, result in a calm, and
P*l4 - ....and peaceful state of the atmosphere, at
eshing-Msd uelightf al, and well calm
- not. coltrAo : .ptliduett the highest present
r •-••: ti&lett:ts - ntskc tits forget the wildness.
r; Puri ant diegern of the . storm through
which -Just so has it thus fur
been In 013" political coriarnotices that have agi
tatei our country. We have seen the little speck
rising, "no bigger then.A.,..pezrinceser—wertrer
seen it looming out
. upon the horizon in black
ness and te'rror; we Just. heard- the angry tom
motion,that followed,;. and, when the storm had
visaed we have seen those, who might have been
looked upon as enemies, come nobly forward,
and exert all their energies to gnarl against the
occurrence of similar events,—to brace ti.': ship
of State against all danger from storm, and man
her against all othzr attacks that could b_e made
ripen her. •
We have condemned ibtliatuiticism of North
ern Abolitionist et Waive as resolutely condemn
ed the madness of Southern Secessionists. We
look op ori,each as an equal foe to that spirit of Com
promiiii; which gave birth to our Union. We
have/ofno moment believed that the intelligence
of the North could be so far overcome as to lead
tot general sanction of Abolitionism, and we have
" been as little inclined to believe that the patriot
ism of the Bontitiould•-be brought to unite. in
approving a propoiltionitterly revolting to every
true friend of - Liberty. . . -
These observations , hatrebiewestendeCtivond •
the point that tre;-eieied,it; In the outset. We
merely intetaied to introduce some truly grad--
fying sentiments from distinguished southern
men, calculated to show that the Union b not,
even now, in danger; because the mass of our
brtthrea alto feel agrieved are not yet prepared
to try and capuints' the value of the 'Union..
The first 'eitract we make is frum a letter of Wu.
C. PBSWTON, one.of the most'noble minded and
eloluent of South Carolina's sons, whichis
is impossible, 'gentlemen, oven from my .
very oecluddd position, not to look with the pro- -
folindcat:concern upon the attitude into *blob,
our State hue Veen constrained hy the course oft/to
General Government—an attitude requiring her
utmost energy, fortitude and discretion:"
"A clesperite .greivrince would seem to au
thorise n detipenite remedy; and yet I think not
ono eu distnictive, se'suicidal, us separate State
Eccssicu• Our- causeis that of the SOCTU, tbe
whole South; and in my jndgment.neither policy
nor honor, fair dealing nor oafety, justify us is
narrowing it duwn to a mere local conceit,.
problem to he worked out 15,. - -what la
efficient, and not reckless. There is sometinies
as much true courap in declining a depurate
adrnntngtins in perishing in it.
And the other is from ono no, less noble and,
,ntriotic,—one whom the true Democraoyh
evrry lehere, love_ and honor,-no othsr th,an
Wu. It. Baca, of _Alnbomo, now cc (Tido Vice
Preedent of the United States.. "He says
"I am not.* howoer, Prepared to aam;tt
the States possess either the COnstitut;ionak or
the reserved right to inceidefrnin'the TJuion. ,/
consider it Au be a paratainintlight .iiiherent in . '
every people tofru. qmini4veifrout2oppresalcill,
when the actiOn of tbe gournmant'violates tatir
essential rights ati beson* tinkgreivons to be
borne; that frum t e,rmture - or. Jaw federative 6 9 75
tent, it would be the. most tifizat us i mo d e to Ito
' complish that object." . •
. •
CLIARACTE#I.6TIO.OF NIVPILGUEBY.
- ,
In the .:;arette of yesterday we _fitiii'copied a
p of 4 an article. from' skis-v-I)4er',apiear
.tl*',4,tlt.litiaishgo;la phi:* we cadeigoted to.,
- denioneftitte 144434049 f vhiggerYt'swiithfr :
Maaailatikata ind in witiokite.
introduceti the naiiio:443udge
. p.+l,Drittl, of.
Oblici, , astiiirtiok of the correctness of our iota"-
lion. With Ma t z - artmist& fairness, the editor of
the Gazette suppresses the quotation made from
authority that he dare not dispute belongs to hie
i own party, Pd;:which .was only introduced -V
streng d lin the parallel; and strives to pro - 143_0r
rider reldilesisly - asserts) that this Judge SPAS:
Dixo occupies the identical ground' occupied by
ourselves. : But-the moral turpitude of the ed
• itor 'of *a see Crate is so ,great, that it really
seems hecannot either speak or act the truth,
when misrepresentation and deception can be
uttered or ptseticed;
There can lieno ground for misunderstanding,
on - nteeutitAet..our -remark& respecting Judge
SPALDING. We 00E4 said that he "was once,
a Democrat;''.,tind In Saying this, and producing
the , avowal . oft an unquestioned Whig,. that is
identical in spirit with his own traitorous
gttage, we meant - folly and clearly to deny that
he was in communion:with the Democratic par
tAr7,--tio matter whit missy have been his former
"sentiments, or his present other professions,
while avowing'ideh a'.stritiment as this. We
utterly repudiate aucli,lient&ents; and deny that
any mati.ctur Deniairet arid sustain them.
The Deinciciatio party ere, and ever have been,
the patty-of tlie Country. • They have never ta
ken, sidee •with',:GreptSritain, or France, or
Mexico, or Any : eiher.:trenntry on earth whose
governitent!or people:Were against etre" own;
and they have neynr i *ntined any of the vile,
corrupt, and treltiroustiotions that have sought
to dismember qhe 17nitin-ithether these were
sustained by foreign guld.:Qr . titrarestio fanaticism:
they have never vfithadithe laws of our coun
try, nor have ..they counselled- their violation.—
None of these things have been done by theDe=
mocratic patty; and we charge it home upon the
editor of the Gazette that his party.bas-been
goilzy of ALL these orencest Furthermore, the
Democratic party at' caoo esprit from her com
rmunion the man who becomes a traitor to the
Constitution of his country; and such • almost;
always fled their way at once into the ranks : - of"
the Whig purty—are pion:toted by them for their
.renson. and caressed more earnestly than even.
lose who have long
. served with them. •
Again we say, ; that no man, whatever may
have been his formertitanding among us, can be
regarded as a Democrat, , •when he utters doe
riues so utterly at r.riance - with those always
vowed by the Democratic party. He may be a
,Vidg—indeed his sympathies and real views
-, ; may have been with - theta while ho was profess
ng to be with us, and receiving honors at our
~ands; but the man who-utters such sentiments
those ascribed to Judge SPALDIG is not only
,to Democrat but a traitor to the Constitution.
of the most unworthy . Stamp.
It. is the popular belief, that the Devil once
Occupied aprominent position in the counsels of
Le Eternal Otte; ' ,, ad dint iurattetipt at rebel-
Lou was the cause of 'his downfall. Perhaps
the pious" editor of the Giiztite does not believe
tAis. P erhaps La looks upon all such reveln
'emit tman as too eunpk for the enlightened of
the present day to believe. If so, we shall not
contend with , him about his belief; although we
balievq noun that is regarded by the wise atoms
of thilwOrld as too simple and too foolish for
them toe comprehend. We do believe, for in
ataisce„ that what men regard as evil is notiden
.tiCal with what they regard as good ; we do believe
that =this not synonymens with Falsehood; and
that none but an nnprincipled knave, or an incor
rigible fool would contend 'otherwise, either di
rectly or indirectly. We do believe, that, if the
Spirit of Evil, which we call the Devil, was cue
aparticipant hi the joys of 'Heaven, that he is:
not now a sharer in celestial bliss; and we do
further. believe, (judging from many, specimens
of his arguments with political opponents,) that
the editor of the Gazette would at once argue, if
alc Could serve a political purpose by it, that the
Devil la at thit; moment an Angel of Light, and .
A messenger of happiness I What other con-.
:.lueion can. e arrive at than this, when we find
him endorsing men as thorough and radical
Democrats, who not - only violate the fret prin
-ciulanitata,
out 'rho utterly deny all obligation to sustain
the organic law of the country which they hove
sworn to support; and Which is theonly guaran
tee, even to professed Whigs, of the enjoyment of
their personal and politidal itamunitiee 2 We
shOuld Mos la hove aitardp . ...miswer to this ques
tion. ." • ' ,•".
MUM 111.1121PiIELD IMILI/OAD.
We yesterday conversed with an intelligent
lzen. of Washington county, who resides in
the vicinity of Canonsburgh, and be gave it as
hid . opinion that the Hempfield Railroad will.
never be built.- Ile has no doubt but a majority
of the , people of that county are utterly opposed
to the road, and will vote against any subscrip
tionof money to it, when the proper time ar
rival-. He also states that sufficient money can
,not be raised, there by private subscription, to
make one toile of the road. The people of
Washington county ehould certainly know that
it will be to their true interest to seek a comae-
ItinttAky Railroad with Pittsburgh. Here they
have tr4ways found a ready, reliable market for
the solidus products of their farms. Th'y can
come here in the morning in the cars, sell their
produae, do their shopping, see the city, con
verse with their Mends, and return home in the
afteration.
Philadelphia holds out to them none of these
induce/tents. It therefore follows that any sub•
scriptiln on the part of the people of Washing.
ton county to the Ilempfield road will prove a
peorlaliestment. The true policy of our Weela.
ingtcc 'county_ friends, residing near the Bor.
.9n6: . ..15 ;to turn •their attention towards making
a:•Estirr ad to run townrds Noblestown, there to
mike •With the Pittsburgh and Steubenville road,
whiith IxIU be made as sure ye the sun gives
IlY:tiatiPting this suggestion they will
:then bq connected with Pittsburgh and Phila
iletp!Ala:ita the East, and Steubenville, Columbus,
aunt. Lours, on the West:
flikiiitraittDissAsc.---A disease is extensively
pr4vailiqg in a part of• Anne Arundel county,
!Ad. - which has proved to boas fatal as the chol.-
'int..The early stage of it is marked by an cm
.
Cum of tile skin ; . a swelling of the muscles of the
throat, Partaking of the character'of scarlet fe
ver in cicildretif::gpaattended, 'apparently; with
val. 5 4 -
t ip
t fetir• • '''This stage continues for three
civilize , when suildenly it lizesAbself upon
iL hf guTeeled 4.lt:l4° ;I-6 4
n P o Yi thip Plen g ce tha tt4 t 1tiii 44 48 .4 - Iy 3iet w be hi ert ch '
tried." . ,
..... . , .
~
AiII..EHIYACE ROT' YET REVEAJ3ED.—In a letter
from Yiehns. • dated June 29, published in the'
'Aifir of .I'44#,liorzing, it ie stated that Mr.
Brice bpi 'not been entirely released, but be was
only freed Mini Close confinement, and conducted
by the Poleefrom Gross IVardien to Beath, whore
he surieillance, awaiting the
terinitt' stion' of liid dial by the military court of
that plan*
TUT Bit001.111.11.:--DInt. P. W. B. CA3OTHIMIS
a lady of pie talent and good anise, and one
wbo hasusdyi much of life in ita. best estate,"
end hie (lilt its reverses, in a letter to the Chi
sago Tribtine, says. in speaking of the new dress,
" Away seth the dress of the Seraglio, and let
youth and beauty Seat in the drapery of the
ekles "-.-1 For. goodness' sake, let the ugly tind
tie old, uddriuus and !zithers, wear decent app a-
Tel" ' •
MEM
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Cleveland and P►ttsbu:gti Rall Road.
Gen. J. K. Moorhead and Joshua Hanna, Hag.
have been added to thpgiirouiittee'aPpointed.,
ilfonday evei:4ng . to solicit stibscriplicsso + l3 t ( a
to the Clevelandltid:Pittsburgh Rniflteati Coat
pony, for the pkpo* of; completing, tfie
...Fot4
from 01,10 and' PennsAinnds`
Rail Itoad`'itltoeliester, in Beaver county.
The Conamittee 4611 wait upon our citizens to
solicit their aid to the completion of this highly
imPortintineasure. The road will be ,finished
-4 - oin Cleveland to Wellsville by the first:dui of
Fovember next, thereby securing a commiinica,
tion, by river and rail road, between Pittsburgh
and Cleveland,. in eight hours. The business
over this rOakduring the approaching winter
- and . AK, • immense. That portion
completed from Cleveland to the small town of
Ravenna, thirty-eight miles, has paid, clear of
all expenses, at the rate of ten per cent. per
annum upon its cost. There is. no reason to
doubt that it will continue; when'finiehed, to pay
that rate of dividend to its etockholdera.
A subscription of $200,000, by the citizens of
Allegheny county, will aectire the completionlef
'the entire line during the autumn Of 1852.. This
Stock presenta extraordinary inducementa to our
citizens.' The construction of the work 'will
greatly promote the interests of Pittsburgh and
Allegheny, by augmenting trade and travel.
Those who subscribe stock will, from the tim e of
payment of their subscriptions, become entitled
to a participation in the profits of the road from
Cleveland to Wellsville, thereby realizing irnme
dintely a compensation for their investment. •
~The citizens of Ohio have; with the nid of a
few thousands only subscribed in Pittsburgh,
provided the mauls ($2,000,000) for the com 7
pletlon of this important work from the Lake to
the River. They now pledge themselves (their
pledge is worthy of entire Confidence), with the
aid of $200,000. to finish the entire line in the
autumn, of 1852. Thiti community can never
achieve more important results , with the same
amount of means. Oar pecuniary interests in
vite, and our general prosperity would be great-,
/y promoted by , the proposed investment. The
sum is OULU32Ij ,;0.1. - .he compares of our means
and ability. Shall not, then, the completion of
this important work be accelerated by-pzompt„
vigorous and liberal action? A CITLZ.E.N.
.Extract of . a Later to the Afitor w .dated
,Srsintswertssoluly 21; 1861
' L. r tfartrrat—Dear Si p—Ourcitizens are high
.he ,
ly pleased with t flattering, prmipectit for the
speedy cored:ruction - of the direct Railroad, con-
netting your city with Steubenville. They also
appreciate your most praiseworthy and continued
efforts in, directing the attention of your citizens
to this work, at a time when everyother jrnrual
in Pittsburgh was either silent or openly or
posed to it. The writer of this does not regard
the late editorials in Philadelphia papers
vorable to our interests as many of oar "citizens ;
do. Philadelphia does not appear to enderstarld
the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad, and.its
important connections. They appear to adopt
Mr. Bitet's views, that it is all important to
them to go to Wheeling, even should it be via
Pittsburgh, in order to compete with Baltimore.
If you will for a moment examine this policy of
Philadelphia, you'will see her error; for in run- ;
ning to Wheeling, the Central Railroad' from
Zanesville to Wheeling, which is now effectually
dead, will be again revived, and would probably
be constructed—the effect of which would be to
carry trade and travel to Wheeling, there to be
shared by the Hempfield to Philadelphia with
the road to Baltimore; all of which trade would
be semared topittsbnrghandPhiladelphiawithout
any division with Baltimore; by running to
Steubenville and connecting with the S. and I.
The Central
~Ohio Road to Wheeling, and the
Steubenville and Indiana Road, although two
distinct corporations. are in fact the same pro
ject. They ron parallel with each other, and
look to the same trade, and western connections
for support. The one terminates at Wheeling,
the western terminus of the Baltimore and Ohio
Road, where Philadelphia can only hope to share
with Baltimore. The other terminus is at Steu
benville, where Philadelphia can secure all the
trade of the Central Road without any division
;with Baltimore, as she would be forced to at
Wheeling
The interests west of us Intve been gemmed to
our Road to an extent, that will most assuredly
defeaLthe efforts of the central company, unless,
Miey ticeue;" M. GI eta" , 47----zr...34.1.1 - i - iummisiaa,,
it, as elm must use her means in running her
more important road to Parkersburgh. Then
why should Philadelphia use her capital in di
recting trade :toe point-where she will have com
petition, instead of a more direct route that will
give her all.
You ere well , ecquainted with the geography
of Ohio, and can show by the statistics of the
counties of .lefferson, Harrison, Tusiarawas,
Muskingum, Licking, Franklin, &c., the im
mense wealth which can'all be brought to pay
tribate to Philadelphia over our road, without
'fear of competition ; and at. the same time giVe
not only Pittsburgh but even Philadelphia n mere
direct and shorter connection with Cincinnati
and the entire West, than:can be secured, even
by the road to Marietta; which Road will'not
only follow the river, but will traverse the forest
counties of the State. You doubtless well know
the character. of Monroe, Athens and Jackson,
counties that can,contribute • but little towards
the construction of the Road, and less'.,towirds
its support:at. hen constructed. -
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh have but little to
fear from Baltimore, but much from; New York,
and will as surely lose the business of Ohio in
running 'her connections with the West too far
south, as she has done in running too far north.
Strike the centre of the State, where the wealth
lies, where the great majority of the roads are
pointing from the'West, and Southern parts of ,
the State, all of which are looking anxiously to
us as the natural outlet; and it is left with Pitte
burgh and Philadelphia to say shall it be given
them by the immediate construction of the Stet
-
hermitic and Pittsburgh road, or shall they.seek
other outlets. The cmcumbendibrus will not an
swer; it increases , the distance too much :It
would be hattef.for us to ituito Wheeling than
to adopt the , circumbendibus. '
I have not written -this for publication, but
only to give you soma ideas that may net l.r•tr
occurred to you, that you may be the bc•ter
enabled to show Philadelphia, that her interest
:a with Pittsburgh and our road.
Your friend, J. Y.
WHAT'S IN ME WIND NOW?—The Gazette has
all at once ceased its silly attacks upon the Pitts
burgh and Steubenville Railroad. Something
has evidently taken place that needs explanation.
Perhaps "fifteen" subscribers have made a friend
ly call upon the Deacon I Who knows?
Abatemeht of the Flood
Not more joyously did the inhabitants of the
Ark welcome the plumed messenger of good tid
ings, announcing the first re-appearance of the
solid earth, than our merchants on the levee bail
the going down of the rioting flood which has
occupied. their,ground doors for the past two
months. - Weltre happy to state that the water
is all out of the stores, and that a considerable
portion of the levee is visible. From what we
could observe, during a short stroll in that direc
tion this morning, the measures taken to remove
the feculent deposites, and thoroughly cleanse
these warehouses, are of the most thorough de
scription. We congratulate our merchants on the
event, and on the prospect of the-immediato re
sumption of business on our principal commer
cial'Vet.—St. Louis Union, July 16.
Tamotooioss. SZ3II2IABY OF THE. EPIDOOPIa
Catiazu.—Thelloard of Trustees of this insti
tution will hold a *dal meeting on the 10th of
September, in the Sunday School roam •of St.
John's Chapel, New York, for the election of a
Professor of Ecclesiastical History, in the place
of the late Rev. Dr. Ogilby, D. D. The follow
ing are' the names of the candidates from among
whom the selection will be made: Right Rev.
Bishop Hopkins, Rev. Wm. D. Wilson, D. D.,
Rev. IBles Mahan, Rev. C. S. Henry, D. D.,
Rev. Henry M. Mason, D. D., Rev. Thomas W.
Colt, D. D., Rev. Samuel Buel, Rev. Jane A..
Spencer, Rev. Kendrick Metcalf, D. D., Rev.
John F. Schroeder, D. D., Rev. Russell Travott,
Rev. Samuel Fuller, D. D., Rev. Robert B.
Cross, Rev. Orlando Harriman, Jr., Rev. John
J. Robertson, D. D., Be'. William L. Johnson,
D. Et.,.ond the Rev. D. Traver.
...;
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j .the lower prosni , eot• Canada there -in ore,
hishops,hstifive tiun - tred andftfrY
*no w:. Ile church byna two minions one hundred .
dlldf#tiettltien thotissnd'.:cine bandied and iov . oray•ninel
:eO4/.ofJapd: . ' • - • ,
TLe Walihma'n and Evangelist says: "FrouFthe
.best data- before us, we estimate - 111i inetease ot rho
Cumberland Presbyterian Church the hut 'year to be
over 10,1100
George walllinosinSportsman at Fort
lismiturn.N.Y..,eaughtishilitfilitteNerroseS between
seven and eight feet in length.. He was fishing. with a
book baited with a Smell fish, when the monster snapped
it, and the hook and iise prayed,' rong nough. to bring
i.j112 alongside the bast,when M 0., armed with a spear!
soon despatched him. . -•- •
A gum) purpose Is iaivelCiarttethlng gond. The
result dors not always deiten'd o¢ lien—and even when
it succeeds, th! guail iutco :n kill rernains biit of all
---- We understood that a son of the latc ht. M. Noah
is preparing a biegraphy of hie father,. wh:ch .will bc.
published during the ensm rig +Atonal._ ••
The quantity of liquor sold in Bangot; Maine,
cylai-h goes out iinn the nountry l lu packed flour barrels
and kozis of is . said to be Asaf4Cient tovipply
Limners during baying. • • •• • .'•'•
The Antivenins BentlneWof the-12111;14 . 0: . We
bear horn twit Rive .a that a Croatian rinint Intled_hearly
all the strawherry'yines in that:grin:toil.- , •
•.• The following extracted from.the. Italie .
Li
beria, an Italian journal.' . '• •
In thetiine Of..'Torq . ttemada; - the firat 7 Grand
Inquisitor of Spain (that is to say, froM.l4Bl to
1498)40,220 persons were bereed in effigy, and. •
97,071 were . e6.nderntied•to the• galleys and to
From49s to 1607 there' , were 2,698.
burned 1
..a1ite,•.826; buimd in, effigy; . .dad2;-
762 consigned - to prison or the galleys: .•: • •
From 1607 to 1617 -the numberewhe • were
burned alive, 8,664; burned . in.: effigy„ -. 2;862
condemned to' - prison - and the galleys, 48,059. , -
From 1617 to 1.621, under .Adrien Florencio,
the fourth Grand Inquisitor, the victims Werel,...
.620 burned alive; 660 .burried - is effigy; 5,060
sent to prison and the galloya. • . • ••-• •
From lii2l to 1622, 324 were burned alive
.112 burned in. effigy"; 4,481' condenined to 'gel-.
leys •usti prison. .
Alphonse hianriques Wee. - Grand .Inquisitor
from 1628 to 1588, and - during. that time 2,260
Inclividualti were brought to the stake; "1,122
'were burned in effigy, and 11,260 were condemn-.
ed . to galleys and to prison. . • • • -
• .From.lsBB to 1646 there were - burned alive
480; burned in effigy,. 420; Beet to yrieon and the
waleSS:6,6so. . •
7!•izterti . ..uesa ls ,. C. It, la; dm, rpikii.of Charles 9:;
1,802-sufferedin 6611 were burned iu•
effigy; cad 8,660 Were condemned to _prison and=
the galley. , •• • • .
• During the reign .of Philipll. - , the numbers
:were....burned alive, 8,990; in effigy, 1,846.; im-•
prisaned or sent to the 'galleys, 18,460. -- •
In the reign of Philip 111., between 1697 and
1621; there were burned alive . , 692; burned .in•
effigy, 10,716.
Under Philip IV., from 1621, to 1665, there
were burned alive, 640, 10 1 .4 bariedrilk . effilrb .
652. - • • •.- . .
Under. Philip V., froglloo to• 1746, they
burned 1,600 persons alivg ; 7C5 in: effigy, and
9,120 sent to the galleys tu.3 . prison:
From 1748 to 1769, these were. - 10: persons
binned alive; 6 burned in ceiv, arid . 110 'out
to the galleys and to prison.
to the reign of Charles IV., from 1788 to
1808, the numbers diminished still more. One
person only was burned in effigy; and 42 wore
consigned to the galleys and to prison. It was
evident that the time of desolation bad come;
the holy tribunal was forced to abdicate before
the spirit of the age; it was suffieient for its
glory that it had fulfilled its duty for 339
years.
What can be more eloquent than this naked
summary of figures; in 339 years, thanks to the
decrees of the Holy Inquisition, 34,658 souls
were "dismissed to thefismes of bell, after their
accursed bodies had been burned to ashes at the
stake;" 18,049 were burned in effigy, and 288,-
214 were condemned to priaon and the galleys—
a punishment, perhaps involving greater misery
than that of erdering at the stake.. •
Just about one year ago, says the Lebanon
Ackatiter, (Dem.) when dte excitement of the
Cialphin robbery was as at its height, our neigh
bor of the Lebanon Courier in noticing it, and
asserting the duty of the Whigs, held forth as
follows:
. -
"Mr. Crawford was the agent of the claimants,
Mr. Itorerdy decided that the claim ought to be
paid. and Mr. Meredithpaid ft. upon one
or all of these rests-the odium, so Now far as any
Whig is -concerned. * it unquestionably
is afishy - subject to handle; and involves a res
ponsibility that no friend of a party should wish
to seo it assame. * * The Whigs must not
assume and defend the Oslphin grant. The
gentlemen who are compromised in it, seeing
the weight of responsibility it will bring, should
not nak of their party such a aderifica."
And yet, he now, calls upon his friends to
vote for en honorable Judgeship for this tome
'ir*lnr****rlirritifacp_of all this, and simply bo
calm a canvenaton
Oh, consistency
gerwiVilmer & Smith's European Tones of 6th
July contains the following curious statement:
4, its several references bare been made to artas
of. this description, It may , be interesting to
know that there is new in the United Service
-Museum a pistol, supposed to - Do 200 •years old,
which, with the exception of the lock, is con
structed upon the same principle as the Iseapons
exhibited by, Mr. Colt, as will be perceived by
the following deScription, extracted from the
'valuable catalogue of the Institution, published
In 1845: 4 1,160. .9. enaphaunce self-loading pe
tronel, probably of the time of Charles I. The
contrivance consists of a revolving cylinder,
containing seven chambers with touch-holes; the
action of lifting the cook causes tho cylinder to,
revolve, and- a fresh chamber is brought into'
connection, with the barrel. Six of the seven
barrels are always exposed to view, and the
charges are put in without the need of a ram
rod.' ' .
re-' Among the inventions of modern sci
ence, few confer a greater benefit on the com.
munity than that contribution of Chemistry to
the healing art, known as Ayer' s Cherry Pecto
ral. In our advertising columns may be found
the evidence of distinguished gentlemen, that
shows their con fideecc in its peculiar efficacy to
cure distempers of the -Throat and Lungs.
IPOR lA*. 'inited , on Liberty
street, no , tit aide, between, tiny and ahrbury streets.. .
For terms apply to .JOHN 1614VDEtt,
1/2 , l:tra . 1 '.llElahlent Pitthbargb.
Irr To's: name of WILLIAM W. IRWIN will 1r
sobnuttrd to the I.o , lno7ret'c •lonvotition for uominetion
as th. if randleete for.the chine of YroPidr.or 'Melte of
too Court of Quarter Seislons of Commou'eleee.
. •
• Dr Tatt Very Rev Tanen. it• Manors'? unit - deiiver
a in.couri.e kr the Ben. &of the kiksitCY HO3PITAL.
lc the Garrotte 4 a hel a Church; Filth Wart), on' FY 11)AT
kA?It o, 2.5.0 In .'an., at 7 o'clock. • -
214 t
lickota of admitu.nco VS cents. . li7
117 Odd Fellows'llall, necon Bundine, Footh
spar, bato.in IV pa and on tkiitt otret..— ntburgh
tirycampraent, No. 2, :netts bet and 3d Taesday of ,eac h
hituburgh DegreLtnlge,N' o 4, meal 2d an Ith Toe*.
4 4 echanles , Lodge, N 0.9, meets ry bond ayeven
trim C tv Lodge. No in: mee.e 51 , 217 Monday ev'ng.
Mouui Noriatt Lodge, No. V3O, meets eve* , Friea)
i -•'.\•
REM
etiitiblinso miii (.1113ping9
Vlattotio to tlio luq ! nlatf ton..
ftecointaccane—ltr..2lereditto
In Vestern Star Lodge, No 24, meets ttreey Wednesday
. ,
Zotteo Loege, No. note t.. Very Tl"r'ettv • °Plungt
.4 tot it Hall, a roe) of c 4 hfield.and rlfb .Ireent
•
1 win Cl y Lodge. No. 141 u eaa avety Fr,.iay even-
Inc. Hall comer uf Leaeock and 6Rn:li:thy streets Al
leshouy. City: - tom anly
(Cr Angerong Lodge, - I. 0. of. 0. F
1111)e - 0 0 !ICU 7 u. wf 0 P., mats every
VV, dneitlay evening In Waibington Hall, Wood bine:.
1:14::T. • . ,
Associated Firemen's Insuranc• Clomps.
ny of tbis City of Pittsburgh:
iv.. W. DALLAS, Presl.--ROBERT FINNEY,. Seel.
Wtll insane against FIRE and MARINE RISKS
orall kinds., . V
* Office In dlanintgokaa Rows, No.r.riVisssic 125 Wlii*
DIIIICTOILI
W. W. Dallas, Potty Patterson, R. linfnetley_, It.
Simpson, Anshan Rhodes, q. Paulson, Wits. . FA.
gnr tidrepni Gregg. /k. P. Arab ask, Wni. Col ting wow. B
C. 'Sawyer, Chat. . Kent. Wm. enema's. rents
Peers:denln 1
Skirisythurg, Huntingdon Co., Pa.vldarch 4, 751.
B. M. Hier: Dear Sir-;yoar Petroleum is workinf
wondeht ill this TielltitY i 'therefore, we would 'than
you to send us two dozen by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
We are entirely out, and it IC being inquired for i almost
every day. Yours, respecting.,
JOHN. LONG & CO.
Hayweills, Asliltind Co., Ohio, March 10,'51.
s. u..gier: Dear Sit—Your Agent, a raw weeks since,
left with as four dozen Roes:- Oil. which we have sold.
Please forward to us six 'doien immediately: -
Your medicine is working wonders in ails region.—
We can obtsiit'seVeral ezcellenz certificates, II you•de
sirn them. • Your*, &,c., . W. W. p•COTT.
F z sale by Kayser & MiDowell,l4o Wood IMAM R.
Wgrid street A. Fahnestoek ft , Co
earner of Wood an d Front sheets; D hl. Carry, D
Elliolz-josegll Douglass, st d yl.?„,Schwarts,Allegheny.
Also, by Mt:proprietor, - -8. Df. BIER.
aprts ; Can.! Basin., Seventh et., Pittsburgh.
I . I7 NCR Orred uP every day at 10 otaleek, at
CON'S NOTZL, St. Gait 1112013. tbea
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'slitts6o-6\rfiritpibY : ac - POrri,liPb rho
rimniuhr hA - ~' ;y1
• L. rifeisr,Job:Palat ,ll 4
Ear Tate rrOpriettint.of the' Itiomsng',,l'ust:.beg leave
to.alforartbeir fnends supiihe pablfc.tfutt tt:e - y lave re.
'roived,fronr.thO Fotrudryirf t.. Joamints & Co.,Yhtla.
delPbia., a s very large stock of beautiml..l 4 ll...L r TYPE.
- 0 1 . eYerY tre and v ariety , imaginable. They are now
Diapered to execute all kinds of Jos:ma PAYCY C/30
PairrinCyln a style unsurpassed by any (knee in the
countr,„ and upon. thalowest tetats.4, "
HARPER & LAtTelti.
Pittsburet, Juno %I.*;
Type for Sole. -..
(137 Ter Eisurtdur. and Aland • Tyne recenily ustal in
printing the Jots is offered for sale, very low for cub,
or approved paper. The type bas been used with grew.
care ' - talit- 1n condition, and could be employed for
several years in printing I. yreekly , nawntsper, - on
'land presi..*Also, for sale, a- double set of chases, as
good to new, Column and -Parallel Rules, Dashes, &a
I he above materials will all be wild at a bargain, if (1C•
pliration is made soon. Address (post paid),
je9 . -HARPER & LAYTON,
Pest Suadings, Pittsburgh.
negliitar *of ~«We ilia authorised to
ilatte
aoAhat ANDR.e.W ttIiRCLAY, of , the City of At.
legbent will be , a ceedidaie for the office of Res tate* of
.V 4 ills; ant:treat to the declaim:rig the. Democratic Connor_
. • .
; iPmm th* i onlivlllo Journal, lilityltrthOPSt 1
Dr. J. B. How ghton , a Pops Inifornystiopalai,
. Prepasta from Bennet:or rhe Stomach' of the
We tin. the 7th or !day, lbsr, D; Williams
Pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian Chareh,in
'
Kentucky, was and bad been for a long time confined M
hi* room. and most of the thnelo - his bed, with Dyspep
eta. and Chronic, Diairtr,..
saudwas.to all appeasan c.
on the very vergeof the gravy . ,nno acknowledged tab*
.o by lii physician . whb had trttd all the ordinary means
in his power, without' effect, and at the above'nturied
tiro i.the patient, arith the consent of hisphysician, eon).
meneed•she use of Dr Houghten's "P EPSIN," and la
the astonishment,surprise and deligbr of all, he was
much relieved the first day The thitd any he left his
mom. The sixth day, which wan excessivety hot; hr
rode ten mi es with no bad effect; on the eighth Lay br
went on a wish to the country; and, on the thirteenth
dory, though not entirely restated to has natural strength,
he Was so far recovered as to go alone a journey of , hve
hundred - wilco, where he anteed In safety, much tar
proved in health, having had no disturbai co of the cam.
*eh or bowela,afor fain/mats Pat don of Pepsin. These
fact* are not controvertible, and that this is a canna/bleb
1 3 1 4a1t to vonvroce,all skenties that there is a power in
4 rEPainv , bet physicians ant , Osmotic. inveatigate.
• KF.IrSER Age_nts,.
• jell. •-• = : 14a.Wood aireat.
NOtioe...lTheJoultlMOlSl SAWNint
burgh ind Allegheny, meets on tbs:secoefd Monday ja
"
'very month it the t !arida Hoods, Matt •
un7Y3 • iotialreumoJr.,.Eireretury..
• . . . . • . •
er . iftsti to roresstaiOne. great snares Cr
disease intt•ildra is the uut.ealtnine-s of parental,. it
would.lan'hut as reasonable to expect a rich crop from
a barren sell as that stroiw and healthy children, should
be turn of parents whose constitutions have. been worn
.out with intemperance and disease. .sicklyfnirde may
be originally unlaced by ha - .-dships. accidents; or intent
perunec, bat chiefly by the latter. It Is impossible that a
course of vice or imprudence should not spoil the beat
=admit= ; and did the evil terminate here, it would be
Alt panishmeut for the folly of the trausgre•soi But
ir ro r iln a a 'l6/im p o p tltt; 11 . - disease - ta connected, and
nvited In ate habit, it is len ' erita - Na @Ai piags e rt3 l ..S- g -
Female constitutions are as capable of unprovement as
family estat.t.s- and ye who Would wish to Lumrove,nos
only your own health, but that of your.ownadspring, by
eradicating the many dist using dames that a e entail
-44 through neglect or Imprudence; lose no time in pari
tying the blood and cleansing the system. Married per
sons and th ose about to • be Mu,. ied, should _not fad to
purity their blood, for how many discuss e. ttansmil
led to nalle.irir. I.orr often do we see • calds r I C *fate
and a boastuad other afflictions, transmitted to the rising
generation, that mighthave been , prevented ity this tirrw
ly precaution . ? s o accomplish ehich,:tnere Is nothing
before the public or the whole world; so effectual ea Dr.
ItaTBST UtteßuittO• FLUID kIETKACI
4 .1t118 4PaRILL 8, combining • Yellow I ock and
Burdock, with the pure and genuine Honduras Sa. raper-
Ile. For genera/ debility,duting 4tis warm weather, it
ac's like a the in, rester ag eiasucby •of muscle and vi
gor, with aprigifilmeits of intellect . .
_EY: ..:R" raarDOWELI.
Wl,olesele and Pend! .tgatits,...
l4n oods. J'iusburgh.
For sale by D. IIL Camp, and *Joseph .15otinittss,,olle-•
gheny City, and by Druggists gtatertlr. a ticit:dtr.crssp
Pittsburgh Lite Ilersuratioo
CAPITAL ,S11:3 0,000.
iCY army. No. 78 • Fools exalter...Cß
• s . OFFICERS:
predie•int..4scaes S. Upon;
• Vic.n F.-cattiest—Samuel .sPClorkon. •
Trcanarer--JosepltS. Leech. • • •
Secretary—C. A Colton.
f:r Sec advertisement in AZlOthet part of thin pape r
nsytl
•
Tea prrfessional' menu; of JA:IIFS S. CRAFT,
Ssq have pain ed out such.greoeral otthotion to hp%
. auth as rhs eabdvate too t renatu to he soeressfal in
Ic e elertind to the Prram. nry, of the Cammon
teat h,s been hitherto des wed onneres.ary. tti preset.%
um, thsoush the Press foruomu alien ny too. Demo
-retie Cones% tion.. Asa practical man of bithinesa he .
lira no superior in 113- State. as may be known by Mi•
mensores sr, the Leeslatn-e of Penns, i-%
subs. wlathranf 0319, '3.1 and '3l. His expert •peas, ns
' 4ll mercantile and ottanufactuting lawyer,lnsurauest agent..
and • nada r and maser in chit/teary, and firailtar, se
qoa , utanre with Leual practice sni . cv.t.on to wady.,
tate him In 1e43 the almost tthaninnusteeoramrtadatiet.
sit the P ttsbursh Bar for the Sup.eme Conn. and.emi•
tthn ly qualify bun ror the office to question, wrath require
his peculiar working' abilities to all. -
Iyl7:tr • A LILFAIIENY-
sir . ,
Collecting. Hitt Postioa, &e.
• J 0 11 - N . 01 , C 0 LT 1111-Y.
W 1 Attends to Collecting ' Bill Potting, Distributing
Centel and Cireul aro for Portico, 1r.e4.3e. • •
117 Orders left et the Moo of the Morning Poet.-of
•t Holmes' Perlodital btore,Thint , t.,will bo promptly'
attended to. Imy2ltly -•
Dorf. 0. U . urtdeeting, Washington
*ail. Wood street,between sthand Virgu
Prttoncaon Lonaa.No. 330---hleeta evrry Tuesday
retning. .* ' :
hinncanstta SagainitiaT T -No. 87—Meets la and 34
- , riday of such - . atar2s-1y
. „
irr Riga trout...tn. •
Alicsox & Co. would etwectintly:annoantsr.tis•the
citizens of 'PlUsbutgb, Alleghettsaandsiciaity.that they
save hiuli large. Operation ,Room, with , a Glass Root
odd prom, built and arranged expreasly for the purpose
1 ( taking DsilactreotYPe - Idlttttesses The - best Da
guerreotypea,nn the best ntaterial,ltre taken'at this ell ,
ablishment, under the special superintendence,of the ,
ne nrrangt, aunt enables theta also to
-take Fatal,
rtroups, or any number of.pereons, in the IttflSl, perfect
Llimoeues of -..7eC:f-*
...ea of lick icy' ""xe d
n
part or the city. Peang, taken In Itny.
Gallery et the Lefayetto. • •
Fourth tied Wood worts. gtitraj--. caraer.ol
febl4:ly • • h Myeht.
.
' ENCOURAGE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY);
' ••••ait .rx iton
C. C. lIUSSEY. Tian A. W.
OtArt--No. 41 Water st.,in Warehouse of C. R.4iyismq;
er Tins 1 1
Cm I P3Y * m 4111
now Prepart , l to insure 4[llldt
of este, on nooses, fffanulactriries, Goods, Merctian
flu in Store, and in Transito Vessels, &c. • . • '
An ample guaranty for the ability and Integrity of the.
limitation, Is afforded lo the character of the Directors,
who are ath citizens of Pittsburgh, wall and favorably .
(nom; to the community fortheir prudence, intelligence
end integrity. ' .
Dnincroits—C. G. Halsey, Wm. Bagatey, Wm. Lari
tier, Jr i yalter Bryant, Gogh D. King, Eaward Ifeaxel.
ton Z Kinsey o.llarbaugh. S. M. E'er. ' - marnal .
Wesidexffal.ollsattnent. ' •
ID' Mr. W. B. trtroart—Dear trill—Some /Oren years
ntl'hiloo of t .7.71°4"4 1 4: 1
17.-Ig, l uirb 4 A l nn g erto n r=g;
Painful,' most of the time Lcoald on y hobble abCat with
the at eistance of a staff, and not being able to endure n '
thou on the that I wore a muccaeon. During the first.
Courteen yeert'suffering, I ,followrd,strictlyl , the advice
of many celebrated plrysictsue--last yeariouted fourteen
ottles of Dr Tlastom Magnetic Ointment—ail, however,
ruled to .Corp permanent miler Last November I con
rluded to have the ft of taken off—to which my friends
ohlectrd FrhallY, Coot the first.alllecember, I was
induced to apply year WenderfutOrritment. nod in less_
than thirty daysaftertbe first applleauon, I laid aside
my staff, put on my shoes withourany inconvenience,
and now get about like other men. •
GEORGE TURNER,
February 10,149. ile2t) Well Itithicago.
lD In milling attention to Dr.Ouvzot's improved ex
tract of Yellow Dock and Sersapanlia, we feel confident
that we are doing a service ton.' who may be titillated
'Milt Scrofulous and other disorders onginating in' he
reditary, taint. or from itamanty of the blood. We have
known instances within the sphere of oar aenitaintange•
where the most formidable distempers have been ;eared
ny the ogee!' Dr. Guyzotes Extract of . Yellow. Dock nail
sarsaparilla atone.-
• It is one of the few advertised medicines that cannot
be stigmatized with quar.kery, fertile Yellow Dock"
'ad Sirrapttrilla" are'well known to be the mart of
tend at the rune time Irmo:ions ' ) agents in the
whole Pdateria ltledica,iand by Tar me beet and purest
preparation of them is Dr. Guyzote, Yellow Dock ,and
Sa.vmarilla. • •
See advertisement. . (Jell
Democratic Meettag•—The Demoet•t•
who RTC lorornbie to the furroauou oral:ll4pr C ub nod
a ewe Ticket Club, tire reilutsted meet at Wilkins
Hall MI story) Jit nattudny,2l3th inst., at 8 o'clock, P.M.
• By o der of '
M. C. ►IILLIGAN
JOHN D. hiII.LER. Executive Com.
Jyl34t CHARLrS n4Rrirrr, .
Yl ER'3 CHOLERA REMEDY—A. fress-auoply.
IL met received.. This mldicine has never lai:ed . to
etTert a cum iu all 'eases of Mantas t,setvery,
Cramps Pain hi the e , tomach o te. bus be-n Used
with adanistnnir success is t verrst!ont cases.
13614 sviunasale and retail by • •
P. L CUTHBERT,
• , • -No. '0 •atitithfcl.l street •
Ott - Eighth Street, near Grant,
.I(tr in ANLIF aCTuRFAS .OF LIOHTNL'O BOOS of
superior materials, style and qua ity. We invite
.be attention of people of town and country. Orders
'eft et. tLe glop ; at the Eagle Hotel, Liberty street or
nt /ohn . .B.6PFadderts, Market street, will meet wi h
prompt a tont , on. Pere las at ti distance ran h .ve them.
react) , fitted (ant shipped,) to put lap themselves, on the
most favorable terms . , -
436 arch. a 11" d School. 11002 es will - 4.farnished at one
fount our usual prices for dwellings... , •
R•frri cs—John B 2d l Fadden, Foarth street •
.tiylitta , 4l 4 . . . • .
• 't ' t 11111 k
I BS POOLiC arairdortned ,11 tf, ..n and after the Ist
•Of.Angust. - len, the reeguax pnce of MILK, per
quart co it beef cestis. CREAM cants perqoart.
.:• ' • '
NTALIIABLE PROPERTY FOR BALI}—A. corner
lot of lb feet front on Craig street. Allegheny, by 55
deep ou Rebecca stree.; having a family store on the
corner . with three other tenements; all in good order,
with a learge yard, alt• drant, out.oven, &c. •
Ths above would make a good stand for the Canal or
Railroad, being only .a few yards distance Prow either.
8. CLlTilttEliT, Genii &vat, •
. No 60 813110154 d st.
ICrA6II3-..-Prlate Sagat • Cured. Venboa and Ma ROO,
II Beef Tongnes and Dned Beef, for sale by
‘'
J: D. WILLIAM'S I CO.,
• 5716
I.2 . lJvit • • vering's Crashed arid ' alyertord, s
Clanfied and Ncov Orleans. t'or sale by
9 15 • . J. D. WILLIA&IS &
irne to &VIII floe theca Camay", Niags Wag:
and Oolong filsag. For sale by
rui J•rx•wmfaANs *Oa •••
• -_ .
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lEEE
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EDEN
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State nu la PINS triaisramseeLetts •• ai
BRANCII OFFICE, Sicersturilmlititrt..7yrers • rut 1,
• --, Norbert* 41folVit, Si.i 1
f
t ‘ t•a
HE bdsre:sidencoof the siesesti Of the Cireetor
endrc e rg ro the ibiir&TE MUTUAL, FIRE
I, SUSAN compA.Nr meets e *suits of the
eentauteity, 481 - thd:rinp#fitlieled a r huairel•
which Ten dona-rbkvingassuet. 00 - P *H
eins dunn theepast - yeall,membe over 8130 000
to the tuna of the eqtnprin7i Nearly all the Prope rly
inenredi, of the safest-ttnd, swan risks, and a urge
pmpori ion Insured foronly one year.
‘Vholtr No Policies mined 1 , 600
do do expend, torieisetel.
.... . ,
do do ju furee , •••i; ..r+ •• • 7, 0 9
Amount of Propirtiirishre,i 07,61h1,4
do Canceled terminated and ex • -
owed - 201t . 28
do do in fore .. •, • ..$7,04.1181
do Premium Notes 71471437
do Canceled,terminsted,emor'ee
do In force. • • .-,.. .... . gi7Yft3f,77
,do Cash Prentionas received . ..4N ;sr •4
do do canceled-, • ; ta,o
• 4551,=5p0
Whole amount of losses addax/ n i t .
.ses paLri l .••iv• ... -23,41t,44
Dal nuce in favor of the Co , eag r , • - 0 27A1
To city or country meretrents, rod owners of ems :11.
Ings, and isolated Of country property, it ed
Sus company affords advantages Jo poiccef c h eap , 0
safety and security, inferior to no. Insurance Compa n y;
•tr, this country. • •
_Conducted on the equitable arid greatly improved
tern of Cleselficatter. of Sham, excleating spot i
hazards, inuring only a limited amount In any ono to.
cality, thus precladlng tht frequency and occurrence 4i
large fires, and also, on boththe Stuck arid Motnat pi la,
it netantYPOssessee the chespoess and aecommodal
or both methods, but entitles thednsared to a Partiell
don lathe profits. - -••• t •-. tv
.• It it anderthe control 'of •
the ll:Wowing wirectotal
P. itutherford.3..l. Gill .34 John B. ParkettSanitud.T.
fones,..Alonzo A.Carrler;PWllfC. Sedgwick, - illob !ft
Klotz, Samuel Jone s, Joho.lr Rutherford- •
3 P. RUTHERFORD, Pr!
A J. CILLETr, See...'7.
A. A. CAllttliat, - Actuary. , • " • I
N.D.—A Scrip Dividend of, fifteen per card. on 1!) pi
ring poliebs, has been declared by the Directors, ant I.
now rec,eivnb la at this Office ror reneWflifi t or redehttar
?fire in cash at the end of ninety days. .
m 17:dtew • A. A CARRIED...I .
. - . To the • Drat,
•TNEAFNESS. noises in ate betd. and all disagreeable
'LI discharges foam 410 ear,speedily and permttner tlyt
removed minima patn otinconveniencr,•by 1.1 r;
i,HY, Principal Auristef.the'N. T.Eur Sargurfibelodi
W
announce bia orn - to Pitt-burgh: -a
Ihe bomberu ims
post -a• e of tan cas-s Ludic hie mire, on his recent visit!
and the kratifyiag mambo or anaemia arnichainended his;
treatment, have i. dared him to expedite his return: , His',
anti here witl depend much upon circumstances, &edit;
will be advisable for thotie woo wish to consult
make an catty call •„. .• ,• •••• = -
• Dr: H' may be 'coustillid; Until farther notice;
uheny coy, secot d_ brick..deteldoc, beyond . theisiflieel
house, in - Rebecca eta, eV - 4 •. • • „ •
Thirteen years close *Wittiest' anditridea . attissitlea
tattle branch of spetial •pinedee has enabled jaeato
rid ore his treatment to melt a degree.of inteeeetes to
find 'the most confirmed aud eh Stipule •cases ylefd..lly.a
steady antunouto the means preaerthed_ ,
The following
. testimonials are submitted with_coho-.
4 1,nee. "'bey wElsnow at !rag, in *bat mulannionitit
.professional ritual& •abona are held by seine of the'diort
dAtngorrbed medical men in the coantry, : : ••
"1 hare bad the pleasure to Eitel Dr. liaidey.fityrig.
lice, and have been 1. did form' • likvoroble•oplia.m of
his charamer,both in the procession cOd as a gentleman.
, • - . IV; PAIIIM, M.D., ,
• , ..Professor of Sutery.*c.• • '
• " praestiolial'ablittlea• win be dal) appreciated
07 ta.••••• themsa yes under_ his rat- . • "
.
. • -Professor of Anatomy, aCi •
From my intcritouratialth•Dr: Hart el. I . bare found
his del.oilincnt.correct Bud get _ . . .
. • . Blom M. IL
" It lea p'eniato duty to give my testimony in favor of
the treaustentalopled by Dr.: Hart ry for the cure of
deafness- The:application is unalbacted by pain or la:
convi silence, nag its effects almost Instantaneous. •• •
• H • P.• ltattai:o f •
. Counsellor at Law;23"Chnmb-ra st. ;
"We have .keown several ea es of pitraLsi dz.:gimes
treated by hitatrith Ibis most liappy resuits. Dr. H. isa
scientific gentlecusnand can pro/lade 'rtum-rOus
inonials of Lie ability and encee , s in thiidilienit biattat
Af ti• meolea. nrofeseion •• • • • -
"Perood. afflicted by dismiscror the -Ear, are recom
mended to pay a virit to Dr: ' Hard Y,Aiirmit i et Nv,.112
Arch street. sbove.Third. - 'ID Jag sell et_ucated
(..sional men, and hiving poi' minim or attention. to
disc.. ea. 6M:et ug healing; l.' a quireet (rata big skill
wad experiebco better means of ping with this serious
..Ifitcuon tuna think-winch are possessed by TiltyptOmil
in gn. ral prac • • • • ' :•,-
en cases guarantied whet° malformation does titters
i•t.
Land for dale.
LIB subscriber is aattiorized - .to sell. the : Golfosaine
described pieee.of land, situated in Robittson mum—.
sa p t Alleghea. county, Pa..adJolaing lands of. Cleo-tl.•
'Kraus ; heirs of James fd'lilharron. Robert Bunting. abd
the heirs of Jobn ,S Sculley, on "Chartier'i
four mites from the eity.of .Vittsbargb ; sad orm•hall mile
below Boldmin's bridge; contatning about,. 70 SWIGS,
more or less. Tait laud Is. of Cu rue - Rent quality fur
i il ar e d e c , n . l c uit ; a
and paring n first late lo‘mvaeltzhialii7nneti;oert.
tails tobrma wirtieltent croO.. Tha baildetrgs consist•
tot la vet , emotional:dot - rune Dwelling !louse and Incur:
Ism. and an Orchard of 50 bearing Applo.Trees,'tvith
cutlery of other Frult. • ' . • . '
ror furrther pirtkcolata, eimutre of /Mimi Nl'Coi: of
'4he L an . dersigned. - - - -34.51 es c.
itarinion tp tan. Zr. 12.5(... - i -
'gnus eas,y azi‘t price tiixkleitar.....; •
i!end wa ',lf
P/TTS suttee Z,
'• 416 " "4 if e re •
• ' conlaa-Or •
ArAprra. •
F ACULTY.--JoartzIMEIMMI 141"U"r in
. O. K. CIMI . II3IM/21, Prcrtessar Puna: - tittufttp,Merran.,
.faciraivaisuOn, &a. • • : • ••
i. , ,ALEK.•&I....MA.TxuS, Esq., Lecturer' 0n Coainierci:ll
The ROOM* if iblainstitailort areotiei.botla day
eucitintr, for the receptioatt those %visiting. to °bow' a
ptaaleal e fesaute education • Ilia course of inntrac-'
'ion ia ititt thorough, that every student - cm lertoinelhe.
College will be competent to .taka chuigesot and coif
duct on correct principles; any set of,StookLar,Partne t r'
Atilt Bonk*, however cbmphotuetl• yctaSi N,
PO OWNERS 'OP store; &walled fori
the following packages, marked Plttaborgh e
.A.2.l.Bearchlty,s packages ;• Pliestrey, t do; • Dr
%Voile, z do.; Mantic's: C..iValker," do; Pryor
ley, do; J. W. Shitgert, I do ; W. Crawtordg2. - dat.
Dr. Brower, 2 do.. Owners are requested to call nudge%
them. • COVODFI'Ie. COLS.'S
- Penna. Railroad Freig ht Depot;
iY ktw car Pcnn.and Wasns'sPirts , arab.
OTiF.Ar tiUlbUtiNtit Lot II- Putt etet.t.e.- - 41.a0 s.out
of.estions sizes and prices,ou Wasbinstos street,
13Pininghttra.: .illso r slz on Reed street.. Also, two en
Deumarustreet, Also, I.lNObtre4llloll street'. 1,68.2640 e
are is varinas.loeationa. Some are corner
lot
are all
easily improved; and• but a • short. dlstango from-the
Fosty l Ytiee tow ant isnosossy.: . •
••• • : ••• • ' , tti,6OIITIIBERT, - •
lyl9 • •••-,••• •-• • • ... • einttbSeld at "
p rtee4knlktanziqants, in pass Jars
Wang-- - de ,, For safealy,'. •
yt4 ' . . • • - 1443,17 MG 40;01'.
- Deliftlefil Cared.
LINTON FllttoaCtu„ June 9. ltsal.-:-S.• M. NITER:
Lko• Sir-:-This may certify that one of my boys ban
been alli.eted for the last tbineen years with a-uesting
and deafness of the :right ear. I have trle t a number or
pbysirlans, ail untboor any benefit, d bad given tip
all hope of a 'cure ever being effected, when our (Amity
phystclan, liner oriv , inting the case recommended ,
louse the PETatIL.FAJN, which I did, and am bm py to
Infbria on th at_the unv of two bon'es effected an tunic
cam: - I write this witbent salicitationneyouf
once. • With sentimenui of train:, I am yours truly
Art • SVVA R.'
_Divideda
. .. . . . .
~..-: . ' ' ~.017M8.09- P rrtssoboo Gan Comroni, f r
.... ... ;:, ; ,.. :... . Jaly 14th. labl.
T . HE flrniiiies of the Pivshorgb:G•3 Company hwie
". ibis day eemared a dividend of Tern • De.lars 'Led
Fifty - .Cents oil each abate of the capital moat in the
Pittsburgh Gas Company, payable on demand arrhe
Office or iho Company... JAMES W..CHRISTY, _ .
•11Itatsa LUG Insturanats Compiuiy,
•
• ••• •-• ; 'OF NEW „ ;,;
. CAPITAL, oioisoitop. ••• •
COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY_ .
- • - FIRF. AND MARIN&
.0 API T A.I. e 300,000.
ire office for thee...ore Companies In the - Warehouse
of L. S. Walr.pnan Zt. Sons, No.Bl Water street.
R. H. BEES(Kii . Agent.
BLOOMS- 60 tons Na. Bedford F , rge Blooms'
. . 130 "do do "Juniata do do; -
.F.
KING & MOORHEAD,'
N0..27 Wood street.-
o btk 11§, I I 'RA PINO PA Pft
UJ f rode by (JylB ICING & 14CX)RflEAD.
n MO HR BRANDY—An naeollanr - aultle - foe Dian
Chblens. eoll'Bldettir 7• -
JAMFA JONI'S; .'
corner Liver y and Hand air...
•TUSrr RECEIVED —An luscuee or atom's nuclei
ty Vertical Lever, Letter and Matt feat Pres:sea, COll
sistirut of PlZell lei inches by le, 101. by 1 andlo ay
with Melanie Lhtropeners, Leuer and Manifest 'Books
to correspond • .. • • 7
For sate wholesale =dirndl by
JOHN F. 00Lb: •
. - sole agent for the W.eaGC .
At • Covode & Cole's Warehouse, corner of Fenn and
• . Wayne 'treats, Plttsburah. •
• Booksellers ens) Stath Drill supplied 'a; daltrirpriees
so they can p .rchaterfrorn the eaatentrnanotactuter and
patentee• : • -
5/A4tAZI•N N.•tt: rt. 1.10.1.4311.
wALtacrEatopicAL OFFICE, No 85 Format
street. Godey.Graham,Etarlain and the Ladieb , Dial °Hal
Magazines tor August. , The Engmvinca and FaAblon
Flame are highly creditable to tile pablisbeic and
inc matter h.•a U.i.4.. , / 00d. ~.• .. • Itct9'
i Otte• • Al' inn ut tor.; fig...um.) e...itipo.eu.,of,
Jamci S. A-44ittil Shoe Merehaut.of the Corot Pitts . .
Tue ereekituis and tiebtots .of Jetnes.B. Mau. it'll!.
lake 11011CCt that et deed of assignment-for the lien. lii Of
en.ditors,qutod June ..th, 1854 bas been executed to the
nude roipned Who will.lettte the tot atm..* of Bald Adams:
WiLLIAM,W4tiatER,
7. Se 27; tf
U RA VA I'S 'AP41.1"61114•17!..--410t, X. c•ivcd per ltia
dos' faiacy gine ham Cravatc—Mieit styles . ;
4do .la, kooett do ' . • do; • •
ado Lawn co *. do 0
10 do Shins from 75c. lc; BLS!: on ha di..
do no of. my g,wn mass *emit.
For sale low cash. IN e curly. to please.
• ' eIIFSTER;;;
.I.OIdBUN itc.-5000 ycs Mouton and tep•s . c . sunincs
• ,30 doz Li le thread Gloves ;.- •••••
00 doz 'pun sWc • do • c'•
GO doz
1:0 doz Baopendera; for sale di•lisitgalt4to
KENNEDY it. HA9l.lo`,—;";
ill. ma •ii.•
elfacCont.
41LDIU ea-4e ea= tsit wet .m..ou
iSJf• • MILI•Vn RICK .*N:.
.za. zeamo..tf.rfoa iW
S arrive, and for sale by
liza.Eß
M A,C . 311thle. No. 3 11.TookerelindPe .
4011 f do 3 do „ •do • •do;
40bf do 2 do do- .-do;
1721.Jdotodeobred sad rot-Ata ri. tiake i t i ol4.
• -
luD fIBH—U tierces.(lBsl) Cod Fish, just received
tad for sale by
rel. •
lASSIA- 12 sackeilOu matt* Caasta, iost mod -put
• ror tale tip • •. AILLEtt & RICKKTBON,V . ;4I ,
jje2l . : •Nos. 221 and.= Liberirst:
N 0.2 LARD-3 bbls Pici.l Loot Lard; Jim received
. 474 on_consirrninent awl for sate n 7
• Oft ; RIOKETSON.
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• ; •. 1 .4 3 4te; - - -- JOSEPH . riat i nta.
iiimater respeetfally annortifes that he Inia •
'made Co nartingitneet with the world tonforsed
LEVI NoliT} , l
The gre ai est Ri.er of the. afe, and hirieflabresed ?frame
H of tquest=4. n t ogether with to Stad of
I:4lorsetriiteindlerMethoMterfelDirieleir HerW ,
• TAhinsAbry,
And the =rivalled Trick Potw
Sear BMLrry
Pora-Mlesot graoditrennsie- wader=
.King - bat hien consirnetrd on )pe
Ov•r a eeted inetre Ur itcd .1
The Priee. otAtireilem6n.datpijr
son wilt be =tallowy: _
..Ro_rey and
' , Second arid Tarieriara. , :: 4 '
vg o roleat..44l4o'o‘Agief•- „ tae
- - • " 75 do " •
1 he 'rhettrlvritt jot
' • vas
27.01` s
'IN/IF: public are int at/ eaat-atiwipairis, ,scor• - susic
. BOARD- OP - SEAL:Tit ..of-thetiii fitZ .h
at. No. 69_,.Gnint street, beN"fedx;iriArit lll4 ,...r... -
itinfets„ where. ail - Not/pee
:.Bfard mustbe`left: g -HA , :111:1 1 i-VIANI , A?: - :
stAtter sit ,•
T „. den/gut/1 offers/of sa.e p cs and
also Jer_rpen'pttlithhti the 'Lc - MOW- etty' P
gar
7.
•. 4 , 11Y -No s !i x istigibteßuildies
each 25 feet frobt 1 , 1 1.!!""L Xi e U t
opposite the Market
1. tine Nif. fit o Fwakirecdakomuits:tott hoar
. 11Xideep:".• • ; •
• 4. Two.lltulding lo4kesei*WNW*: 40410f015
'4Ol iron t,on thenrltzleel
intent; by , lter -
Von Build/nil 4.04.71.
corner of Walnut and quarry ttlX , ..arle - ot yr • 6. A Bloceof'LcrtiogrefEei front:. . "
Liben
cl uan . y . tuvet , • - 1 1
• Jae tor. dfif unit
tub, :•rj ,nt ht•..91,11.4.4*04 -11 33 u.:
deaskn - of Ibis lnstitninal/: Will Reale .tjet Mat of.<
October stiqi c one Owlllei.AlkedEaufrOus7 / nodes •
Abe fd leWing - n trans( re'enti. • 5.; ,
w. ?a •
,7 John Locke, M. pz,prkeiiirlt, an.]
" '•
1.• ea and
•
liii47h• repel:tier. infdltedleallsi•Aseenee. - •
D Mai - ey;
01 - ti..don - L. - Hives; irp ; - riateript:osfewaik -sag •
?the viiewies WeakiVeb4.C4a lessana- ' • '" -
L John i3a, ;-Pinfs . SeypcVnt . .. - 0i ito,l!rikeßes.of •
Medicine
•-•-•Althlt.lhedikal..44. ll siinmeitirfr or 21 - ilittifa
3he Dane:int .Foocat eri l ltbe Mrissee on the •
Ist • t vetobee: , - g •
Clinieat ILL :UM On bredieirl”nd tintgcryl l 4llA4l4 . •
livered at rue Cs' inini-iclif_ifoiipttai three; demi. lc area.
'rlie Mrdk3l eol:egliCof Ohio pfford a the: tans trig& -
i e pnortanities for the proseeatTß ofpootitzec dacceses ,
; and einical instruct•onabi dWriefits end' &et/Tv,.
PRELIM !NARY L ERZ:— . 1.• •
Claim cif Lee/dine tir Twor,
Ate of.cdefgel, eemmeneing•lst set.Lst of ueteiwi
so. Chnieal Lomat es at the Ca eta err-IAI /10*.516;
Ent—Fer IQT:course LertniANßl.../Ifiatitl
:law ward Libnery Ticti 1,115 . Masi lb; .
, Grucutolon Fee, pUol - Titist.loo l l4 4 ! 4 tli t.
10" B std. I ehxdjegth wait
Lich- )'c a W.-obiaffiee at iron 02 to 414Iictoglek. • • .
A new,Gol lege IluaS 6 w,lt be prechnxilestet the
eseuJo rotor
Punter laanstaiti*i toil.' big
11L' tittitlietr4itatestieit
the•Detn. .....:::, • 1... - XILWAION; ' . -
• . . petit thF. _
• - - ...isonavope or AL& Wee.
'July '
•• • - 'Nohitte CQ.CAMlttrae2.oMat
QTELICIENTJW.;b AtalslMulitAit-ttalLlLCYd,ri4
tl "PropossitwillAte reamed by the Sfenbeseille ate
Indians Railroad Company la Steahenvillei anti the
day or ,Oitober her. L.t ,tho Xirading smd.hissenty ;
the Ifs; 'division sof theioad trite witeg front 'Stembetiville '
to the,Conopan Valley i,atal,.also, for the montiMsetion
of the twins Road between Stcohenville and taishocton
• and, 1111F0 uisinht firopentans r:.be ten.straetlon of ;Mu
.p;,,rtion of the .I,oad ependlor,"frum Coshocton to Nee*
smb
:The entire length otthis line is
it .Contsins work of all dean p tonei,irklim!mAltanety,i ;
some of which is quite briery,
- Pi owtsols wilt tro men ved for thilliPistins . ant - Ma. 1,
sonry of the fiat division entire of iii inettons of shoot 7 "
a mile ea •h, the tkunytuay reseasinimibiT prittlsoto -
mate such .4ithe-itiOn Orthe ,Vdedta r rik• s/OY *P
ino.t conducive tolts
Pions "Rnottles sad. ctpeeiffeatio man he teen at the '•
Office:of the,Comprn,y. after the tr,,tcotievzmber...o
further fuloivoation amr fro ohtsteed:Atatapplittdion to 1.
B lekeniderter,Ar4 Chter prgMaimi o ltr.4o tim
' • •
...111UDRirs;
, iyuktaidtte -• . N Psaidosia_ • •
,-, • , - .. Dr., WI am H , alerlic.7' - .17 -- .. •-
• ;ilEino wlea;e2l ,t:m :iC'cuu allilii
ba't' , Wiliiiitieti, ._
11l has restunedthei ittne:ier , hi Mfiltlcattiel:MitdOcs • •
:a, d dweltiag is above the . Drill dtait , ,', No:Mt thirty
%.ati
Street, where be may always titaitijialagank
Benton profestienet du,y. .11aviiaelaidiaoinf• . lalli , •
txpenepte i..aproetiec t he hopis•broße: iiiiii ' *lt" -
duty to urenta lateral pa LvtlptliCereQsV.i:o!:!".o. ' ••• ' • - '
Patehurdt. July"in,lßsl-4a1•...",5).'i , V.r • '''
r al l .ol AWS.-4.lncrpair of hi ATP tf 1 . 10 RISES
for sae tiF,th . ivrory"4lsitais
; ; t PATTERPON,
' '"' • .IroAt Wei% ;
• s , Eleven Nuke fteln 01t7.•
Fua Pat--a alayt-Foan uvutteie..frietinurly
located four -op ..biekonA; rctrytteiller on -ate
Franklin road. Aetna' 40 gores era gb mete of
,cu tivation, 13Orartien ix.elMfort' s ineaduM. laud s
pruitai t veins two story Oarcil tic tiatme and littottairrtiteJ't
barn, stabling and: othPr . oat ttuu..e.s, garden;. •,.
amt., &e. lee farm, tic.. le to good order. • -
1
belittove. ablate be de•tiral•lo (Ma fief!, Ty Or Nark
t Gerdret.bcmg itoyrOttly foir milms
,from umi.Pittok,
total -$ . 1 • ;0 irr.band. balance OR
.• ett . littE.Wr.Gen , l'Atent
• .ir k3 ' l. : . , .t
to Business Nen.. . '2
.2k6ENTL.r.s.aN m uLverrv.ongaged I.n serei'este
end Prufi'autenevirr.disiUg and otsuftitetoring
to-toc.s, Laving faUeutryntrit etatt of !moth s I da
eimitaoficln.uk out h' taere.t io *seduce .11 for the
INgPoib • PricavitgAhuoltirfO: the rateezemt tt.s he ni ds.
'Apy percon hoio t t . , eonmend. of WO m essh, , and
faltrredit. can, enter into this tautness yr b every gotll
- of iticeess. _
IF? address " BIANTIRACr.PRNR s " -BOK- LI , Pitts'
burgh, re.ieutring eteriirin,tuerviesttdss be bit&
' , :•I*E3ll9' GM .A.B 0..W0R ES _
1 , %LA 11112 1 1, • --- 114 0 • va.s/k Wlf
' . .:Zictriti*:&7l37lghtomant
froupei,•of r.o firm ca 4i at" cutut i t Co.)
ttaswarrasass *I3:4I,DS'OII -
vtAWNsorrt.E4..argo Witi,COW CiLASS. - •
43 Fig,tound,ss3Nent ; Soto& Piouto-oh,P.etto , s.
r`'• *lrifaell**-**ittoott.volo to otto.oitoo 04 -WWI
docv ltliss'atoirdrAto crowds
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AN 4 person mad catttiot . imauo
simasrof , a proliiable butincke in tno itaanuffter•ra—
of an article ar.!VretY day. 63IIPUMPlad,'Cilt1 but of I.
.
ihance cui4i9 o.Tortane, brappty-lookr - z.p:foio
Mire,' • . • .t ;
'llOTLit.-
'roe, ;modern , rapteity with %lima Lt. ::'5.. .. • CARIifINAIIViIk - scts,retir etitii.(toratgabla :-
r a wly. amdicinei,,egpeolatir ;the iloorei• Derange%
mania, Summer. Couddillitite and Diarrbttai'otehN red.
as well. as. mdelts. ,Iraileggsvd . in.
hundreds of lacunae"; and tins tieresr cal‘iifieSeilsal of
Cholera Mottos Dysentery; Dianriatia, ,
plaint. Sold at z 3 cent 4 per nottle: ,, • •
.:.8. Cen , l Agent. ' . -
• •-• ..; 50 Swill h fierprieree -
4._
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riptin PENIVEiVIiVeIt.La. staIthIO6.,o'COMPILIW, I -
L no doubt with that ressirdne vitrevitthe ,
tercets wh ch i en entinvads *sirdliguniti:siatsbeir'epere-.
Lions, advertise that the camel
.calistor ba , fix wrath*
wider (or six .witisks .t! • • -• •
We wit reasure in infonnlng.thatCoisteistik, sod we
know how much they will be"gr thud bra kwowlage
nr the,tnali.that toe injury to -be anal! Lt net so greater •
thvt alt damages wi llte repalrect.l.y .. toutossen scep t
acme injury, at rper's sod Crest, Nahlohll
Ve are. for the otekeut:stsiegiAhliiii Wttea
John to ad and Ph let and see prepared to ta.
'ettilit tel his through ht rIVE pd,VNAtt,akkantaaof
the RailroatrControuity. -•- •
Uu blouday.2fith inatant,eite,s6ll.licel#o,NmrilObr
canal. at the low r , ito tiers toritialutni :•,;;N:.2110. •
CLablV 14 TeaW; Petuh ylerNaaad aftir r ' •
D. I..tSatt & Co., 1.0 eidt . '
. • W:Burotime& DteghhVel-P,Sti
n. littlnn due fiteal wt. •
_ ow,Boolual Asmar • • v.. , •
trillig Lives or the tinter Juniters (male
L
Nora Conautat tUI tho death -of Lind Manimittd• -
liy John Lord Campbell, L Difithard voltam*.
Letters to Cauoid Inatairez' 011 - Alaghg.ll 4 4 l . l lens",
By William Oragonia4LAyiretafresortisthelJniftparfr •
orEdinbargh • < ••• •
Kalatidisehinud'alatio.Dietionstrl, - ,Wardildta"* v! ,
Latin ,J 4, English Latin u t i••• •'-
Godel. 0 tabu= Sanwa. oad:•the `LisitltieSate mad
Magazines for A uga•t. tie above ireirkt•stairreslviod
arm for sale at Wail'a Pettediealm,algoriiEtsdilleadOn
spii.Nir Ponnti ..Utel. •;537 I n sthyg
aliEldnitztal p re. Jauriaramae , terarar`vq .
*. PozarimpJariaratisio, • '
CAPITAL, 111004000.. - • •
CJI D'DE•R PE ftr •••', •
lIE uuderds-ned having been. appoirtal Agents for
1 - the above GGoomYa^ye hate opacked an Offico L tiptito:: •
10 81. Clair street, and ar now prOpaisalis. rote faits;
ranee' on city aid eon dry property, ppm a% favorable
,eims as anr-respons.b.e Company lio die Amish All
p e r. oo s having property, Inaared - hr_thilf ,Componr,ato
rioitled to irotn rattle °Moore. and Ici prme Atte Vittle:-
Inge; but are nosso eloVlßC.aniteoebc - -
%cod the amoun% paid'
the proanotfy
paid in city days alter prop of fa * * .
re cos:
HOll. JOHN 0: 1311 CH Peesidest.-,
Cams Y.. litrarre ViCid.rroilOcint4 , •
Tam a Wiilaon tßatri tart • ,
D.% id Fleming. AtiOrney,sail Counsellor
Di•romrlL- lion. Jonn• C. bather, Radolpn Koitori •
Wm "Colder, Jr:: David P otoilli, ll aVe
Chas Z. Mester, E:• ratzer,Dattinet W. Hays,
David. B.Tutrana, Jr.; John Nioningor, Datiph'ut Cm:Limy;
Jo euti 8. Ifalnemna, Yofia ; Ileary U. Fry. UlrleUter;
Adam Rob ust:ter, /Jerks; John 0. Brenner, Philadatphls;
_William Mintzer.MoubtOtaevg •rauL v A i / l er e t i-4;. '
zorne ; Donlon F. Mason, rs aid; aloes. ItOP.
firntimaiberland ; James Dams, llidllto.laho Uwe;
er, eentro; John o...fsett, linadmidrin ; Jamas K. Maoris- •
bead. Allegheny; Jonathan D Lrot; Wash' igtan• Oro.
11. ilacher, Camber.aad ; George. W. Mavis. Carbon-
I, •
14 qi.Clalr stray; -,_•„
• i.ly2J•Bm Ageons.dir PO.
T. D. 6111.507/. AssaVra•
811108.131 M lIINNLNCja , • ,
" FOR 141/10JACi ccom,tasickAr xeisitagetfl73,
and Doekra in all kitt aof
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Western Prothae. and Pittebucgh Afrawfactara,
NO:WM*O strtet. Plit.bargh,
U3% . !...Wi1l pressing,' Agana w all bnainera outmode Ito
INF h—ciobastto israL
VIIWEES R. 10NRS re.speotrully informs clt7 roorchsats
JR, and thepublic generally, that he has opened* •
Wssiisats Theaceo, Sastifonit Okay Max vianstri,
No IV-Front tweet, one door. satabweat of .11. A. Faha
co ro c keitiregßi.ore, where he has now in More sad far
sale , a large and ganatal emit Meet of the moat appro. ,
ed Virron"
Wrongs Tobacco. a select assdrunent or Le
impacted Cigars of the Deleon Wanda, and 10 Web Lae
eig4r Leer. tAll lan a of Kentucky lobate* cdanefaa•
tiered 43 order with care and dispatch. • Orders thank
ly received and . prcuaptly attended to.
ly CUD. - R. JCANRIII„
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MILLER le RTCHETSTIV;
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