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- ADAM ArD.EVB.
overpower, :sore for a eirtglA.._ &nom,-_ ig•
lugs of conscious guilt, on , a sudden, the serpent
that had beguileitEio,':inialed quietly from some
unseen haunt arleroljeliadhid himself and Us-
Ungd. -- His 'stales of . a thousand changeable
imams, 41OVredlind.glittered ale hewound Min%
sett gry along, and 'there Was a'faseina
- tion*hiii eye thet riveted.ithaererlooked upon
- it. Eve-shrturk. from his•approaeh ; she could,
not)telii 'admiring the beautiful
But
Adam termed fromhim and bade thabegooe:
- ' " Why Mall' I begone ? " he answered in :it
voice - of ineffahle..sweetness. --"' What .heve I
40iin:lo.thee, that 'thou ahoaldstdrive me away ?"
... • •oupliet bast lost - Ira our happy home,' and call
ed toiiiiiipoit our heads the anger of heaven,"
EisitlAdOm,, , and- he wad aliodt, for stamp on the
sexpenkiiithltie foot; but Eve interposed, ex
claiming.- • .--„. ~ ._ ~ _• J. L •• - i
" FOr , l:lo4;!:lnir ' ..belo3rol ' Didst thou - nut just
now_say . , - ;Diiit'for. Ihegparadise then: haat lost,_
thy.pcier handmaid hod , given to. thee another
quite as fair l' - .leMentbar,': too; the cheetliil
blia-Erand:Nieir.•;:tender young. - .• 'We have opened .
new :lotirces , el happiness - : rot. - Which we are
indebted to the,perpent thou wouldat triunes tie r
The - 4es of tie tempter gliittened,•with tri-.1
nmphant exaltation, - mad became -a thousand
times brighter than before; while his scaly' arm
our-thrilled with innumerable and every:hanging
dyes.._..,
• " There are yet. other gratifications in
.etere
foi• thee, thou happy Motheeof mankind," said,
the beguiler. .." Behtdd l'lo.ok to the left , -yen- •
der where the plain steadies thwardethe setting
stur.",. ' • - -.•x ' ' • ' ''''' --• '
TheY looked and se* tit:4_loe y, youths •
tempting to light. the fires :of two rustic altars,
erected' a little distance from each other. The
one succeeded; the ether - failed - and, seemed to
address him in anger. , •Presintlyhe *tied a great
club in lii.s.bantkand"cfashed oat hishrains. Eve
turned away. heilieinlin.horroe; , but that - ern*.
sit - y which'. Sad !ostler paradise, prompted hei
to Wok:again, and shit saw a manandwoman of
middle age, standing over . ; the dead body ; ' the
one in speechless grief, the other shrieking and
_ tolilink.lgrhair. - At a-distance tha beheld the
murderer fleeing awaY, - but ever aid-anon look
•ed back as-it fearful .of. being pursued. - On his
foreltead'ehri - observed, es he turned towards her,
a mark which looked as - f ared.hot iron bad im
beddeditielf there l. -• •• • - '
" - .Who are these I" cried Adam
. The. serpent answered . ..in, 'ltri usual sweet
• "The two YoOtitai3t.bnitil;rer the man thou
seest bending millenee over thir deed body. - and
the woman ehrieking aod tearing her hair, are
the . parents of betlis- These two = young - fdbls
quarreled :about worshipping their - Maker. It hi - .
thus hcirewards his - votaries; one by as early
death, the other - hi - a life of-.• guilt and re-
II 2tlaa t".. murmured- - "Eve; ' , :iihit * .ti ..iireggi.:.
ed family!._ Caret thou:tell me their mimes?
"Thou shalthnew hereafter when thou hat
- seen farther. Behold l't - . ~.. :.
. •
• The first pair cast their - eyes apprehensively
'towards the Plain, and Sow a poor wretch fasten."
ed to a stoke, with a quantity of light wood piled
around him.. The pile was surrounded by armed
men of furionsourect4..and a little beyond stood
s person iii ii ‘ iyhitit surplice, with a great book
in•ldif. - hand;-_spporently: praying with fervency.
- At hie feet , Ifilla - a Wellian,: . andeigh.t, oratea little
obillll:ol4..idairlifetlie.4Xle.:. ilia., embracing his
kne *l#l4:thoy Seeined‘ halt deed-with suffer =: "
-'' init;• . .:"' *Abe' Islial'ile#le .1;lale - . AiLigloa
shat hi s-thick; trite applied to the !
= ' pileirt*.l4744(l. the .Poor wretch was - slowly I
corisiniio,4ibile his soul triumphed even in She.
. agonies ofidelitir,•as he* Sang,hallehijahs to, the '
living-God;'' - Thernati in the white surplice thin
• ..- - gave radii hymn; and the : soldiers beat the poei,
woman and children-Tama; for interrupting,,the
' • Music' :ivit - .I - i their-groans:::'''. - "",' ..... ~ -,...
' "Dreadful ! ftheadfall.""effahiimed Eve, "wh at •
ddes all this mean?"_ : 1.:.;..z...•: . --, ,. ', , 1
r : :47,, -- 1 - .
~ It is nothing but alitintifolii_,OPtOT romoliP'•
ping their Malter,"replfelf the serpent-• - - •' - . l'•
- 'And who, and whetirv.thismr,tpliedreOl of
"Thou shaltknoWtoci soots:".- - - •-.-- •- • • ' - ' -
- 2 - - Thus,' one at:lit:hie, he exhibited to their...Vie*
. - a raeoesal2e,of scenes, portraying the worst ef.
frets of tholdoea'Attatinkirtd. The wild excesser
of geirtifeire — i the barbarities'ef 'ant eSlitig bigeoc
117;• the:Sold malignity - , of unbelie f;•the-iren'
logerifdlifi'etittarice; the obliquities - ofenifi,
.- - -the madness of jewel:ley ; the- bieedi,..,tiiiiiikPa ,
of aMbitionfand - therimitigit's outpourings of re--
vengeortire eicenitilified.lin scenes of the most
- extreme vielenne ant toroeity, and without the
relief Ofs,ithighil - iiitiftvirtne,' "- • ',.. - " :_-. • • - •i j
. ' -- Theinnecentpair r lnt'fifeY . , :Were sti ll 'limo'
r , :-.Cent of alUtittilisgreijihnik,,save: ons—eheddered
_„ ~ and „takiesr f i wa y, az4zaradand shut their:ATV
-,. . dtercitely,atthiefr :suceesSion of an-:
- , mitigated hciribig''. s •-... ~. .. ~ -: }-g 1 i," 4. .:
*." El kt.h - ert.r...stie - firetiti:git:;. ieugUP caied'!-Viii:.
.:
• " who iikwhit are - tliiveietebed -rate' s - Ori,ib : .
' .
hers, tfriumsand murdietrar — '
I
Thy:eiti/dectir„ liingavEtlie- serpent,'"froth;
whose birili their era vainly antio!patir,tit',..baßg"
loess. They ore...payint the
,•p eli gti ee , 0 f,,,,,,by,.
d=g ressi ' k— thoY. fog,thiiia - lima— The.stut*.z
yollth-are 11 : ~,ety 64111itie" Tititehed•pli•
rents thou nod thy g u ll y3 ,,,, lnk i tne - 1 ;,. the
,634nes ,
. - thee
,hostjust.witoe see d, a ,„, Bunt i , "'- : „Bir 44 10 . 3 ,.. ..-'.
day and every hour of all fat ll i— ''ll t
. . , _
_ore , ea-po u e
the eutface of flue beautifal.eartit.::.and.
~..'olf:.,.fat
thy nake—yes, thine, wretchett,-841-lauctill•P
thou hastbeint,flattering thyselrisalAy' partner
in oukpatitis given to mortals . to - he laips-:.
awierpii3O*,lof,thist - ereita:l4.:43oliai aid: ,
~-
coley P glo9 ,- " 'l e ''' . 12L thV 'hia7e• - iiV•aug • tip - tra lg 7,
--:
-' - mil 3 f' 2 7v Fait 111 04. 0 .91dr." '- -2 ';''' '•-•:-.-.._-• ..
`-4-141elftti•lii-rdiWg'"'--.......
•
Tbe serpent erecaled away, hissing in scorn,
'While Eve threw herself' fainting on the bosom
of her beloved, "excinimiug in agonies of re-_
• are punished, Adam m
" e,, .or •
•
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VFPIVIAL NAL Op THE arrY:
LgCZT HARP= THOMAS PHILLIPS
...Harper erPhillipsrellnitors s Proprietors.
MVSBUICGS: .
SATURDAY MORNING
. OCRATIC" C
not mummy! MAW MEW Bessie
JAMES BU •
...
or PENNSIFIVANLIT''''''.
Subfeet to deritto , , of the Demoth , 4tio . r(ttiii*.ooll . ;clims
• •• POR vies,
„pazepravr:,
W LLIA4II. 11-1( ING , •
'OP ALABAIIti.; ,
`Blgiftt t o (4.1'
oetanisidioar; . sciai pilrpibliancila and
• - Thiingurquisii.**4o-Dtikitor.
• Yesterday morning', tfehteiiii . the hours,. of 10
and 11 o'cloCk, the inetiiti4itilliledt, of. the Select
and Common Councils ortlieCity of Pittabiligh,
met in their respective"ll3llneil Chambers, for
therpose of beingsworn into office.
• Tti ln the Select Council, F. LORRI 44 Esq., was
• h
appointed chairtnan. T e:re =afar new mem
bers were read and approved, with.the adoption
of the 9th Ward, which was Jak deet.on account
of some informality, andd, the member elect (Wil
liam Bally) not being present. The following
members elect wero cinallildd,by Alderman Lewis,
and took their . seats.: ... •
Ant Ward—Allen -Cordell.
Second Ward-4AorgelTilion.
Third Warc/HlVlllisio Mackcy.
Pourth MoCutcheon.
'Fifth , WarHoriitio N. Speer.
&WI Werci- 7 Doato . llArnstrong.
Siiicatil'Waril- 7 ,Joim; 4 l.,lllcClowry.
Eighth Warct—John Allen.
On motion,-thelletec4 council then proceeded
to the election of.s,.OnesPent, which resulted as
. •
Isaac Jones received' -
David D. Bruce,. ~,........ .• "
And Isaac Jones having received a msjority of
the votes cast, was declared duly elected. .
,The Council then proceeded, to ballot fora
Clerk, - and the following`us the result on the Bth
r• Robert Morrow received votes.
Charles Bryant
•-; ' 4
Job Mnjor 1 "
Robert Morrow was, thereupon, declared duly
elected.
•
James Wright was re-elected Messenger by ac
clamation.
. • . • •
The Common .by ap
pointing Cyrus Black,• ES4.othainPin; L—.
• Tbe •following Meteihrifd . ifi r kirented their
credentials and I& "by Alderman
Lewis, viz:
First Ward---Robaii leiliddle..4*as .
S. A. Long, Adams Getty'.
Seem] Ward—A. P.:Anshutz, Wm. J. How
a 4 Jr., Robert Mackey.
' Third Ward—ThOmas Scott T. M. Marshall,
James Montooth, IL J. Smith, B. EL Day.
rouith IVU4—john Bissell, James McAuley,
William Young:'
Fifth Wad-+J. M. Taylor, David Spalding,
William Ray, ioseph .Meyer.
Sixth Ward.:--Janies Lowry, Jr.. William Shore,
Henry Reis, Robert Curling.
Seventh - Ti r cii:d—A. J. Gritam„ Lewiaßolles:
Eighth Watd—Edward - Dithridge, John 8.
Kennedy.
Nina Ward--Johostoo Little, Thomas Stanger.
-The Common Council then proceeded to the
election of a President, which resulted as fol
lowa, OS
Thomas 10. 'Marshall receitred......l9 votes.
Robert AL Riddle " 10: •.': . ;.
Mr. was declared duly elected.'
M. W. • Le.wis, the old Clerk, syas...nuanimotts
ly re-elected; and E. F. Pratt, Messenger, was
also unanimously re-elected.. ...
There being a tie in the Third Weld, $ Irmo%
lutien-rip adopted authorising the Mayor - to
Proclamation •ordering tin'election- for
a member of Council forthwith. '
, . •
A joint cotaiii itteer of five, consisting of Messrs.
Montooth, Riddlel LoFry, Bruce and Kent, wee
appointed to rdt :l gpon the Hon. John B. Guth
rie, the Mayor eat, and notify him that the
Cotoselle-were-ready, and witness hie inangnra,
Lion. , .
The Councils then proceeded in a body to the
Supreme CourAlleom, where' they organized In
joint session. ••: -
The Clerks leed ever the returns of the dif
ferent wards for Mayor, as follows, viz :
7. B. Outhria, B. C. Sawyer. J. Bather
15t 166 • 129 100 .
2/ • " • • l92' 189 61
• 84 • .."‘ ...... 296 299 111 -
4th' • "- • • ...., 171 • 188 49
6th .". 249: 184 • 172
..............162 237
../413
7th.. 4 .. 81 46 b 8
B th 84 97 • 66 •
9th " .. 66 74
~.S.
'1428 ' 1879 798
And it appearing that John B. Guthrie was
I,ol3retested Mayor, the oath of office was ad
mesistered to him by Judge McClure.
The Mayor elect' then addressed the Councils,
opubistinoe as follows
mr; Gurroux said—Messrs President and
gentlemen of . the Select and - Common Council;
in again appearing.befere yott - 'to take the oath
'prescribed by law . as Miyor of this city.- - whieli
has just been prescribed by the Hon. Judge Me-
Clurc—l feel that it is my 'duty to aiduiowled,ge
the-obligations I am under to my friends and
fellow citizens for this second expression of. coin-;
fidehce. ,
Mr. o..remarked that It was with great diffiw
dance that he first entered upon the duties of the
office, and one year's-experienee had taught him
that he,had not underrated the difficulties' 'and
.embaraasuients that he had to contend with. '
. 14 the course of 'his adniinialration he had
-found It necessary to lay the heavy hand of the
law ;on a great many persons—that it - Was a dm
iiirr4eable duty, but that, he had performed it
,without fear, favor or.riffection, tempering jus
• tice4 when not incomputable with the publio in
terests; With mercy. . ."
'
He hid been violently assailed for having en
•forc+i the Hog law, and his opponents used It
against idnf . effectually, la the late campaign.
The ISign law 'wasanother. 'fruitful . theme; and
he h.Ud beerr.chargedwith reviving those old and
obso!ete_larna_for the pt*se of making fees.
Ile !mid he found these'lair.trotithii-Statutebooka
of, th.e city, and whenndesired by citizens to•en.
fdrie them, could not consistently with the path
•hettad taken, refuse. He did not make the /NM.
not ad: he - anY'vOice in,' city legislation . : • Be:
. iiisid • ..if, thou laws, or any ' other, la*s of the,
I city, Objectionable, the toenails_ ciimild...re-.
peal -or' ituidify "thein at pleasure - The City
vl y ere
•Co • Ihi.are„.the servants of the people; anti if
' EC, - tructed, ;5111-doubtless
,repeal objectionable
, . . •
Cab
- - He Quinhedlie Councile2 for their ponte at=.
. .
t.f .,. il la t.lo ter p ,
,!•In ci d nai l n uaini th 1:1 " 7 hus '.-...21:1::.: rema : C,
ks,_,.th:
0,... , 144 . , iv:
anitonneed'that'he'tide . the , 4o/19wing • apPo.int`'
inentin ----- -- .CF., - ;: ,.. 7 3 , r.i..;f1 , .. , ',7 -"- `.. . .-.., , .;
-, 131 -, --If -- , i--o, — : ": 4 =4.-, 1 ,..... : - , ~_: • .. ~...,
'44lititiag"64dgiiiiiiC,
....., ~.O4Ultablos-Bernard, : li*WV; . John,
, 4180 .• Jullel Reek, _James golarren t 'Jail
/
'Ms
klv Ms, Gabriel Kelly, . t t.- •:•;-laild•bb ',,A;
:.: 4 1.131 , reupeaf tali olaincih, .• -: .:• t"-:'.
419xPriefivilTpea
-467110e, at dip pole plgichli:igiii?, i .;4-. A. -
~-
...going !into a joint rileetimi-fo r i • .;_' . :is .-W- 4 ! 1, ?'
' . t ' •-' - - OFM. . 7 - -.4 ~.-
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ioWil figilrill siTiiiit:' '''.- '"- 211 " Clum
[ - - douthWanditave tact— q.. litY on
Ear TAke Whigs are most certgArlybfmyming
alarmed at 'lle brightening 1310Speote" of 'Mr.
BITOLIANA2I for the Presidential,binitiation. To
us, his prospeotspre bright antaheeritsg, but to
Our political. opponeuto,
With;Buqfatmioo44,liehit H irstity*,ll_
i.l .
date, they may N 4 gicht Filtipoie, and
imp their soak iit„lfAdtt4
a 1 t>
The lasi.tiietra/dAre'fateiciitifiirto-pl;y—
-we are sorrytso23ay, that we regard it as a moat
heartless one-zie to make the country believe
that .Efent7 Clay has declared himself in favor of .
Aigl)ll,:t . ipqiottnf fifen. Coes, by the Democratic
Vinitentioa. The motive of this annouoce
went is apparent, but its effect will beite futile
as the ten thousatid others from the same source,
that have.PMeded Lt. . - -
Of what importance , is it to thedetcooracy of
the 'deantry - tb know that the embodiment of
whiggery has designated the democrat that be
desires to see nominated, unless to indicate that,
in his opinion, he could be beaten • by the Whigs
IttattOafilt
,thatt any other candidate spoken of.
Mr. Clay is no friend,, much less moutor of the
Deincritic party , and we cannot but think, that
there is a lurking treachery in any favorable
opinion he may express of • the political position
of the prominent and popular members of our
party. It can do them . no good, but may do
them a great deal of harm in the estimation of
their"sincere.. friends. The Whigs, however, do
not see it in the proper light, and acting under
the innocent•hallucination that "all the world
and the rest of mankind " should be in favor of
the man'ivhonf Clay speaks favorably of, but for
whom neither ho nor any other trickster of the
Whig party would vote, should he be nominated
by the democracy.
Now, the Whigs who are publishing the casual
remarke.of Mr. Clay, know fall well that among
all the prominent and worthy Democrats sug
gested ford the nomination, Mr. BoollASAlt is by
all odds, the choice of the people, and that whql
nominated, as he will be beyond a doubt, the
people wild' place him iti office by a majority only
exceeded by that which made apparent their
confidence in the great Jammu.
JANUARY 17
We would advisethn Whigs, with Mr. CLAY a
their head, to attend to their own business. Th 4 e
nominee of the Baltimore Convention will twilit>
candidate of the Dexanoratic party, and the next
President of the United States, and will reach
that high'station Without any aid from them, ext
cept their opposition.
In the election of a President of the Common
Council yesterday, a new teat was applied, which
worehy of being noticed. Our neighbor Bmi
DIX of the Journal, who represents the First .
Ward in thit branch, was a candidate for pre-;,
siding officer, and owingto the strange course
recently pursued by his paper in regard to Gov.' :
Kossnth, many of his old personal and political . ;
friends determined•that they would not vote for
him. Accordingly it was agreed to run Thomas-.
M Marehall (whig) as the Kossuth candidate
for President, and he was elected by a large
majority, as will be seen by the proceedings
published'elsewhere in this paper. 'We are sor ,
ry that our neighbor has taken a course' that
renders him' obnoxious to so lirge a body of his
own party. The truth is, the People aro for
Kossuth., .atid those who oppose him will find
they have taken the wrong track.
New Yorletlehmatee to the Nattensi Con-
From our New York exchanges we learn that
the following gentlemen have been selected as
delegates from that State to the Democratic Na
.
tionaltenvention, which is to assemble at Bal
timore on the let Tuesday.of June, to nominate
candidates for President and Vice President. It
will be aeon that returns from the whole State
have not' been received : •
let district—Win. T. McCoun
6th do Edwin C. West, New York ;
604 do .Anthony Degrow, do
7th do Gust. A. Conover, -do
9th do Aaron Ward, Westchester;
11th do Zadoc Pratt; Greene;
12th do - - Sohn P. Beekman, Columbia ;
14th do Eraidus Corning, Albany
16th do Judge W. S. Greer, Warren ;
18tb • do , • • P. 8: Danforth, Scoharie:
20th -do "-• David' Moulton, Ohio ;
22d do James •W. 'Nye, Madison;
24th do • Jerome 3. Briggs, Syracuse :
25th do Albert Fox, Jefferson:
28th do Helens Sutten, Ontario ;
28th do - Wm. Smith Ingham, Cayuga;
29th do . Horace Gay, Monroe
82d do James G. Dickie, -Erie.
It is said that a majority of the above dela
gates are in favor of the nomination. of Ex-Gov
ernor Marcy of N o w York. A few are for Gen.
Caps. We presume the friends of Mr. Marcy,
on the second ballot, will be,more likely to vote
for Mr. Buchanan thauany other man.
16` A correspondent of the N. York Mirror,
writing from Washington, says there is a vast
deal of Whig wire-pulling for the Presidency.—
The friends of 'Mr. Webster_ are cheating him,
and the New York clique, who profess to-be
working for him, are secretly favoring Stott:—
The Boston Atlas, the Albany Journal, the New
'York Tribune, the Philadelphia North American,
Raymond's Times, and others, are all for the
General. The Scott men also urge Secretary
:Gorham for the Vice Presidency.
San Aoc os e rr.—We learn from the Greene
burg Argus that Amanda L, daughter of John
Harmon, of Donegal township, Westmoreland
county,aged about four years, was recently
burnt to death by her clothes taking fire. Her
mother had kindled a fire out of doors; fir the
purpose of washing. The child was standing
'near the fire—thevrind shifting blew the blaze
over the cbilds clothes. '
. BRITISH SECRETARY OF FOREIGN AFFAIR/1.-
,
A letter from an American citizen, having ample
'opportunities of observation in a high quarter
In England, speaks of Earl Granville, the newly
appointed Secretary ofState for Foreign Affairs,
in the following terms :
"I have the pleasure to be acquainted with
Earl Granville, Trbe is a. man- of high character,
excellent abilities,
,and,among the most oour , .
terms persoirs - tobeft;hidin any country. Be•
sides, Lord Granville entertains the kindest feel
ing towards ow coUntry, and has a strong de
sire to maintain the the moat intimate and
friendly relations with us."
;.gam Speaking of bnanoiai prospeotit, the New
York Journal of Commerce remarks that the pre
vailing impression is that after the settlements
for the new year are arranged, rates of interest
will gradually decline. It is now certain that a
very fair crop of cotton will be made, and it
-seems equally certain that a large portion of it
will be exported, whatever the price abroad may
bti. Once let the rate of exchange fall below
the specie point., and the accumulation of gold
here will soon relieve all fears of farther imme
diate stringency.
FORGED Daarrs.--Wm. A. Gordon, Esq., chief
clerk of the quartermaster's department at
,Washington,, cautions the public against two
'fprged drafts,, one f0r . 52,350 and the other for
both in favor of Gustavus McHancourt,
fomerlyf. clerk In"Oe employ of Capt. L. C.
ton, **taut quartermaster, lately stationed
in Seats Fe. ^ The'drtifta beer the forged signs-
Oe l of
l•
a Stirs DUT or Iniiaoi ~ .-The amount of the
-State ladelitneespreolted ou:tlk2d last., at , the
AL.
,touter Office at Spcingfiel for , pr ‘ orsta". divi
de:id, $671 771 : amount'cif two , ittille.lakte
die
tribute, 227,138'-bei , cigars l t a
. • ,
eputa swift . •
.oAlTlA4y#9:o4o4rufteitkitri
absencri . in
jo-.w9eratuaidingt 4
- , •
A. Few Test
ventlan.
correspondence of the ldorntng Post.
• . Jan. 12.
„My Dear Fost. pig:ttilliei;itlye to the Sun
bury and Erieliilailiti4"Coitteiing the power and
stiliecribiniforjilich in this Compa4
/V/ tiPoniall tatulicipatand other corporations
; Bile tlommenwealth, earn° up it! the Senate to -
Mehleaerg having': obtained the
said in substance that, he presumed rio
Senator would have a word to say against this
bill—that the same powers and privileges asked
for by the%illhatl * *ea
.granted: to t. the Penn
sylvania Central coed; and he could see no rea
son-a/by- the - SulibtirPand Erie Wild - was not
equally entitled to them. • fle4iinkhtit was right
for a crimpany, sinigling . ea l his'company was, to
"effect 'a grist improvement Hi:rough a large and
neglected - Part of the:Stati, to have the right to .
raise stock from any Source whence they could
possibly do so.
Mr. Buckalew said that he thought the bill an
important one, and he hoped it would be referred
to the Judiciary Committee, and then be digested
and coosilered, with care and deliberation. He
moved to thie.effect, biit the motion failed. He
then moved to strikeout the words, "and others,'
so as to confirm the powers contemplated in the
bill, to municipal (-sn-poratious. This motion
prevailed. • '
Gen. Packeithen" moved to amend so as to
leave the powerin the municipal bodies, subject
to fhe votes °tee) people "in each, taken at a
special election held for that purpose. He said
he thought this would be right, and do away
with all objection to the granting of each powers
to.municipal bodies, and that he feltcertain that
in his•own district the Connty Pomthissioners,
or other officers, could not be by any means in
duced,to subscribe for stock, and borrow the
money to pay for it without such on expression
from the people. He said hewn/ in favor of the
bill, and wanted to see it pass, if this amdndment
could be made., .
This was dliscusseirfor some time by different
Senators,• and pending the motion, the Senate
adjourned.
The Standing Committees in both' houses, were
announced this morning, and a flood of petitions
were introduced both In the Senate and house.
The- joint committee upon the reception of
Kossuth, reported tide morning, axing the time,
place and manner of -receiving the great Cham
pion of Freedom. At four o'clock, to-morrow,
he is to be received and welcomed, in the Hall of
the House of Representatives, by the Governor,
in presence of ..hoth
.Erranches,of the Legislature,
and as many lacliest as-tan be seated in the Hall
—all others are to be; excluded. This esnlusive
portion of the report has occasioned some com
plaint en the part of certain uncultivated "Lords
of creation," but alrns refined ones, being "so
very genteel" that we hardly know what to do
with ourselves, are very willing indeed to stapd
back for the Ladies—"sweet creatures." Some
have been so unwitting as to remark -that Kos
suth didn't come to America to preach his doc
trines to the Ladies; but they ought to know that
if the Ladies hear it : every body else will have
the same chance.,. How else could an arrange
ment be' made, better calculated to detail his
story to the world The grumbling against this
condition has not occasioned any idea of change
in the programme, and the Ladies will have an
oportnnity to look open this Hungarian Troop,
moustaches and all. They are all in extacies
about it—"charming; is it not"
Mr. Bonham, in the House, to-day, 'moved to
dispose with the rule relative to the private Ca
l. ender, that machinery for passing objectionnble
bills, and made a sensible and sound speech in
favor of his motion; but it is not yet certain
whether he will succeed. All honest Legislators,
'however, will go With him to abolish this
. "infernal machine " in the Halls of Legislation.
i I will send you a list of the committees to
- °tress, with something inare abort Knesutii.
FRANHLIN.
The Patriotic DemoeraoreitOhio.
In their State Convention held in Columbus
i•ecently, unanimously passed the following reso
lutions in relation to
.ilungaritut affairs , :
ith Resolved, That we declare Russian past
intervention in the affairs of Hungary, a viola-.
lion of the law of nazi ins, which if repeated
outd not-be regarded indifferently by the peo
ple of the United States.
Bth Resolved, That in the conspiracyof all the
monarchists of Europe against self.government
the United States do sympathize profoundly with
the people : thates citizens, we offer them our
dmphatic encouragement to break their chains.:
and we hold it to be our duty, as a nation, so to
gape our policy as to. assist them by any means
in our power : and rather than witness the utter
extinctaon of republicanism as afoot, and a prin-
Mle in Europe, we are ready to encounter the
ock of arms on theiield of battle.
9th Resolved, That. the inefficient and timid
foreign policy of 'the present administration, Its
utter failure to cause our flag, arstAhe rights of
our people to be respected, and its tame submis
sion to violations of both, merit and receive our
indignant condemnation.
Sear York 4:Ludas** Railroad
The Erie Coniniercial Advertleer of Wednesday
ht.s the following
•Saturday last was ii proud day for our city—a
new era in her. pFosperityr l lopg expected period
—rthe day of - days: In the morning is was un
derstood that the first train through from Dun
kirk, bringing the passengers brought through
on the New York and Erie road, would arrive at
2 o'clock P. M. Long before the hour had ar
rived thousande•of anxious spectators had as
sembled in the vicinity of. the depot, comprising
all ages, sexes and classes. About 4 o'clock the
eh 11 whistle of the locomotive announced the
api i
roach of the Iron horse, and immediately
thereafter it was seen at a distance of some
miles slowly feelingits way over the track. As
the locomotive and care neared the station a
shout was sent up from the assembled multitude
which rent the air for miles around. ' The train,
coesisted of the locomotive Erie, two passenger
081.8 and two baggage, oars bearing with them a
perfect mass of human beings.
We are glad to'say that no accidenthappened
eittt er.on the road or in and around the depot,
to mar the general joy of 'the occasion, which,
considering the eager euriositY of every one to
witness the arrival of the first train was almost
Providential.
This is but the beennittg of the end. From
Saturday liet trie starts anew in the race for
greatness, and it does not require the vision of
a prophet to foresee the . day when she shall be
'foremost among her slater cities on the Lakes.
The French Press.
The Press of Franco is to be regulated by a
new law, which will repeal all existing laws on
thcsubjeot, of which the following are said to be
the most important clauses:
Every editor of a journal at present in exist
.enoa or to be published in future will be bound
to deposite security money to the amount of
2001000 francs, (x.8,O00) which, in case of con
viction, may be increased to ,400,000 f.
The executive power will reserve to itself the
right to act:Tend the publication of any journal
of which theimapension inay appear necessary.
Offences ci the . press are no longer to be sub
mitted to.a jury. Special tribunals are to be
cowititnted for that purpose.
Offences of the press are to be classed in three
categories :
Ist. An attack on :the President and on the
principles of the DovernMent:
2d. Exciting hatreff among citizens.
An attack on religion, family, or property.
Each of these offences may be punished by
imprisonment of five years, by transportation
for twenty `years, and by a fine of from 5,000 to
10,000 francs. .
A BANK AB 15 A BANIP-Wm. &need, the
original Banker of 'Cincinnati, thus advertitiee
hie Bank in the Cindinxiati papers:
This Bank was established in 1843' td make
temporary loans. It did not profess to furnish
regular business facilities. A inerchauti for ex
amp's, wants one thousand dollars until to-mor
row.; This costs him one'dollar. Every Saturday
.tket Bank is thronged with. master mechanics,
disappointed in getting money to pay their
hands. A mechanic," for example, wants one
hundred 'doliitrs until Monday, for which he pays
trne . pf a dollar. This is tkel* eat Tate
-that 433 ever' been cht:tett* The banwe books
show tkeliscuuts of such transactions. .-Leng
looris!are made at losiFir rates. = •
, • .
•
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The Iczeiteviienveit ZraisbibUrff•\,
We stated a few days ago, -, that.much mtmte
meta: hk:heeti ' . created at LYiichbtuliZlr4 is
aonsego ace of. Gov. Floyd haying :pitii,oned
ma 6: mad
eufa( Ph.ll4C4 d,. tefive c4 ;r7Arti te ' d c o o r rifi :a nL il e tai nt.
In the penitenihniii 40. it is said,
grOlted the pardon Miiiwistringth-or a petition
purporting to be signed by nearly all the leading
citizens of Lynchburg, including Judge Wilson,
but it is alleged the names were all forgeaies.—
The citizens of Lynchburg have held a large
meeting on the subject, and appointed a com
mittee to ascertain all the &eft They 'elite
adopted the following resolution :
Resolved, That a committee of five be appoint•
ed by the chair ; to notify the above mentioned
Joseph Angel, that his presence cannot and will
not be tolerated in this community ; and that he
be notified to leave our town and county within
the space of ten days, or hear the consequences;
and the committee will be supported by this en
tire meeting, in any means they adopt to
insure this object.
Stampede Among School Teachers.
New Orleans appears to be a gloriotu3 place for
female teachers of tlie.publio schools—a perfect
stepping stone to matrimony. The T rue Delta
states that there is at present, a perfect matri
monial stampede among the female teachers of
the second municipality public salable of that
city. No less than six of them have within the
last few days sent in their resignations, prepara
story to their' conferring the - Prond: title of Ben
edict on as many happy mortals. ; This move
ment, tho Ugh it may displease some of the crusty
old codgers of the public school board, Is, we.
think, highly creditable to the fetnale.tesohers,
for we cannot imagine a higher tribute , that a
man could pay to the moral and intellectual
worth of a lady than marrying her. • 7
CARVAJAL.—The New Grim:l3)l3 Picayune of the
4d inst„ snye that the rumor that Carvajal had
been arrested and imprisoned by Gen. Harney is
destitute of foundation. It is not certainly
known whether he is on this side or the other of
the Rio Grande: but it is evident that 're
inforcements are congregating to assist
THE Patererszue Orrrnaor.—lt Is statedin a
letter from Jamaica, that Admiral Seymour had
ordered the British brig Express up tathat place
from Graytown, in order that the firing into the
American steamer Protnetheus may be investi
gated.
Mr.
-On - Thartday, January 15th. by ibe Rev Fla eoe r.
GEORCIF,LOWSIAN to Mies SLY OftULUIS, both-of
Allegheny City • " ." i
!Moran. A LLES. Oft the alZernoonr of Monday, in di •
T2d year ()LW' age, • v'
The foueral, which hat betm deferred,
teal of a brother of Mrs. Allen, will take place on •
Monday forenoon, at 10 o'clock, from Ma late Maidence .
on Penn utreet.
His friends and those of the family are requested to
attend wnhout farther notice. janls.-rt
PRINTER/1 1 BASQ,UInT on Ms Annterrson
of FILIMILLIPCII Birthday, January 174.—At a meeting
of the Committee of Arrangements of the -Pittsburgh
Typographical AasociatiOn, on Wednesday, 14thlitst,
it was WIADICOOII.Iit agreed that the BANQUET shall
come MI on S aTURDA V EVENING netrt,l7th Inst., al
Wamtraoton HALL, Wood street, at 7 - Weloeir, procistiv
Tickets 81,50, may be procured at Hozates'Llterary•Pe•
pm. Third street, and of the Cormni An ttee dw o o f A am rra bi n e g i em , ent.
It
R. R. Homers,
F Campbell, Benj. P. Latshaw,
t. W. Rook, Henry Forrest; • •
U 11. Myers, .1..1. Patterson, •
Thos. Telford, Wm. Anderson,
Jals . Commizus.
fair RECEPTION OF LOUIS 100UTFI. GOVER
NOR OF HUNGARY.—?be 'following' is a Nu of the
officers to take eharge of the procession on the 'occasion
of the reception of governor Kossuth: •
Ckiq Handal—GEN. WIII.*LARINER, lit.'
Matshats
Morrison Poster. Pittsburgh Henry Chicnell, Pittsburgh
John P. Glass, do James C. Pettigrew do
P.O Kay. do J T Shannon, • do' •
Thomas Salaam, do David Gal way,- 'do ' •
David Campbell, do John Riddell, do • '
It T C Morgan, do Dr. V. Hartmeyer,
Samuel M'Kelvy, du Henry Campbell, do
John Roth do John Morrison, • do
C. L Magee. . do John Mitchell, ' 'do
Dr T. Mr Shaw, do Florence Kramer • do •''
Dr. Julian Rodgers. do James. • Darr. Birminghamf,
H. V. Jones, do John G. Smith do
John Senn. do Thos. Illactmore,' ' do`
Samuel
•
Samuel S Waters, do S. H. Sarber, Lawrenceville
Richard Savory, do Dr. James Robinson. d -
R;Biddle Roberts, do Alex A. McKee Monelteider
I.eopold Sahl, do R Park,. • ' do`
Dr W. Werneberg, do W.l...Diekiittuan, Reviver -
W W. Dallas. do Mat. Joshua Logan,.do - -
C. O. Loomis, do Thos. J Power,- -do'
George Thompson, do D. P. Work, • •'•
Ards to te• CAW Marsh t.
Aforshats—Morrtson Poster. - P. 0 Ray.
John P Class. Thomas Sareetil. • ..
The Chief Marshal and his Aids will wear red motifs,
. . .
The Marshals will wear white staffs.
'az Ennatia of Pittsburgh, Allegheny, and - thii.adji•
cent boroogha, will be under the immediate direction of
Marshal DAVID Carmen, to whom they will please re
port themselves.'
The Chief 'Marshal desire's . that the; appear in the pro
cession without their lice•apparatus.but in uniform.
All
All Delegations, Societies or Associations, thatintenil
to take pan In the Preeession on the oreasion of the se
eepuoa of Gov. K..ssusb. and have not already reported . ,
tothe Chief Marshal. wilt do 1 , 0 before I'2 o'clock, oh
Monday, 19th instant„inorder that places may be assign;
ed theta
The Marshals skive named are repotted to Meet the
undersigned .on MONDAY evening, WO instant, at Cot
.Sahl'a Hotel, at 7 o'clock, I'. M.
Jal7
WM. LisalblF.R, Jr., Chief Meishal.
foul Estate [or Sate •• • '
/AN EASY TERMS.—A HOUSE and LfIT onla.
,g Wood stress, Pittsburgh, occupied by NNW-
Iy &Co .as a Glass %Varehoure Also, a HOLM' and Lot
In ftlancliester, occupied by Samuel Church* adloitane
Charles Br wan. Toe House is most substantially balls
—on either side theta is a fine nirins of wider. an orchard
of thriving peach trees, and every rrqulrement:to a
respectable and elegant country house, is. on the Lot,—
Also, a Lot on the Monongahila River, having the Roll
ing Mill of Miller, Vouch &Co 'on the east. Far teima,-
apply to JOS. KNOX, Attorney at Law,
jal7:d&wlm Grant street, Putsborg&
LOST
. —Yest d entariening, about 4 o'clock
in
the
Diamond
i n btinakinnietnenkdeat Bobkf
containing
mall change. The Bader will confer a knit
by leaving it at this Oflice, and wt.t also be suitably re
warded. 'Ual7:lt
asstrrif FESTIVAL—If Onvernor .ROSBUTH
JCL should arrive at Pittsburgh • , 11 Tuesday moruinirlas
expected, the Festival at Masonic Hall will take place
on Wednesday afternooa, at 3 &cloak. Doors to be open
at 9 o'clock. Tickets will be (or sale this afternoon,
(Saturday), at Philo HaH, ov r lhe City Post Office, be•
ginning at 2 oktoak. By order of .
Jal7
FESITVAL COMMITTER.
XVOTIOG.—The partnership heretofore existing be.
.011 cm:setae sabscnbees,ander the mune of Gaßashy
er, Long & Miller, wad dissolved on the let liistaX4, ti
the withdrawal of thigh Gallagher.' The • baldness will
be settled by the remaining partnemat the old stand.
HUGH 0 kLLAGARR,
SAMUEL A LONG,
P. II MILLER.
Mt A RTN ERSHI P —We have associated with us John
Phillips, and the business of Bell and Brass Found,
ing and Oas Fitting, will hereafter be conducted under
the style of Long, tlltller & Co , at tie obiatand, No. 109
Front street, between Wood and Smiddleld.
SAMUEL-A. LONG,
P. H. :Gun. •
N. H.—The cervices of Hugh :Gallagher will be con..
United to t he new firm
D ILDING I'B FOR SALE.—Sixty fees of Ground,
LP on the corner of Third street andkataneery Lane;
eighty-five feet deep. This pyroperty is on the corner of
the second square, below Merkel street; and lbr a pri-
Valn fraidence is the moat suitable of any nowt°, sale,
beinc convenient to market and badness.
For tonna, &c„ which will b b7, e S, reht. asoable,appy to. Itt CRRIBTY,
at the Office of the Oen Company.
jal 7 :lm or of R. WOODS, Eidi,Footth it.
landersigded having bad his property (destroyed
1 by the recent Bre at devoickleyville4 partially
sured In the State Mutual Insurance Company A.A.
C.suusa, Agent, No. 64 Smithfield street feels It h i s duty
to state to the Company have fairly' . and hono . rably ar
ranged the amount due him on his policy, and paid thq
same promptly, though not bound to do so for some
months to come. • JOSF.PR S. TRA.VELLI..
Srenicbisy, Pa., January 15, 1832—Jal7Alw
111Ota.OLIJPWN OF P RTN ERSHIP.—The Partner.
jJ ahlp heretofore existing Netween Joshua .Rbodes
and A. P. Anahutz, under the firm of Joshua Rhoden t
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The busi
ness of the arm will be settled by either of. Ile parti es.
JOSHUA RHODE
ALFRED P. A.NSH Z. .
Pittsburgh, January 17th, 18S2.
The business will be conducted as heretofore by the
subscriber, at the old stand, No-ti Wood street
jail JOSHUA RHODES
ROUSSELL'S AROMATIC VINEGAR . —The highly
Natatory, falsumlo and tonic properties of this Vin
egar, render it far saperior to Cologne water for the or
,,inory purposes of the toilet. It prevents and removes
Pfinples. totter and Asperities o. the Skin. It refresh
ens and whitens the akin, rendering it soft and smooth.
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by
JAMES A JONEn,
jal7 comer Liberty and Hand streets.
enesslites KOSIK AND ALMOND Set/LYING
CREAMS—for We ty •
)617 • JAME 4 . JONES
DirION —Messrs WOODWAILD & HOWLALD reS_pect- -
fully Inform the citizens of Me-Seventh and' Ninth
erds, and vicinity, that they have opened the Store,'
493 Penn street, where the intend to keep en assort
ment of Books, sm,( o , ll ,ry, es, Novels and - Eattl •
ern Literary papers, for s ale.
'flier trust that each an establishment will so far meet
the wants of the'neighbothood and the public generally,
as to euatire a liberal ebarc of patronage. . [jay
S —Ma& German Sendle for ga/e. by
W. A. ArCLURG
Grocers and Tea Dealerti:'
yl OMIN Y—Pead liondig, of the beet wilty, c o n ;
I.U. meetly ou W 1645641 royeale by t h e barmier ra
ndy bY .. .
.. ;NV; .A.• 61.1CLIMG,
Jell 256 Liberty eireet
.
CANDLES—Pine Sperm Candlesi-.. •
Pat. Potirhed - do; • ' •
White and Co:oredWt:t Candles,
SLILY do ;
. . - Mould and Dipped - dot - • '
j 47 .For sale by W. A. hITCLUIta it CO."
1E3L13331
spEciALcalM.
- C I ;it ' -•
/WIPP* OnnlitiaY te-Ti# lll , l lo •
tetAttiumpiveciiiisiry.
Orpicae:lo
bititieen'itatee/4put wafts st t i;
Insare. 4Loin Vargo - flasks,
On the Ohio and Afinrissippi Rivers and tributaries
INSURES against Lovi or Damage el Fi r ,
ALSO— Against the Perils of Me Sea, and Inland
Navigation arul.Transportation.
DIRECTORS.
• C a. Riisiey, Win Unmet Jt ,
William. 8aga1ey,..,..„ Saran
Thigh D. IU William Binglram,
s tto u be a rt ,b lZ g a b lap, Jr, , D Fran .Deli cis ay se
j en te.,
Edward Haszleton, J. Prehooanale.
Isaac M. Pennock.. ..
• Et TATE • SITITITAis
FIRE INSURANCE 'COMPANY.
—• HARBIIBBRti; PA:'
CAPITAL, 200,900 .DOLLARS:
Designed only for the safer chut.sei of piroperii;ilisito
ample capital, and adopis superior ftdventatTeS'l4l%.
of cheapness, safety and accommodation to City. WO'
Country Merchants and owners of -....ns.ellatrza am:1.1301S•
ted or Conntry,Property. .
A' A. CARRlER;.Atitiutry,'
hovl2 Branch Office, i 4 Smithfield at. Pittsburgh.,
-AETNA INSURANCE .CONPARY,
Of Hartford* voila:
Capital Stock, - - - • - • $300,000 UD
Amtets, - - - - • •• 441. 3 :813 34
$712;58 31
• Office of the Pltteborgb Agency tithe Store Boom
of 61'Cardy 6. lidomis, No. 69 Wood street
itav4:ll . . , 11.61. BEESON,. Agent.
Orleans insurtneeitlo*pfny,,_ ,
ALBION, N. '- '
VAPITAL .160.000.- . • • ••,
&cured in accordance with the - -Veneral'lnle‘
ranee Law of the State.
T s HE - above' prosperous • and' responsible Compaq
' having eompiled with' the Teo:Lai:alone of the la* of
• State. it now Issuing policies by their Agent on the
mosrlavorable terms, consistent with prudence and
safety.: t , • 0 MORMON, President.
11.41,:6liCoutrm, Secretary. , •
Office, No 5t Smithfield street. Pittsburgh,
.0612101'' ' 7C. A. CARRIER, Agent.
Associated Wiremews I.IIIIIUZILIICII Compst.
ity.of the City. of Plttaburgb.
W. W. DALLAS, Pivak.—ROBERT FINNEY, See'y.
Wlll insuce against FIRE and MARINE RISKS
°Call kinds. • .
013 u In Meffi;u4/4/isict Ifouss,Nos.lYA and 125 must ,u
W, W. Dallas, • • John Anderson,
H. C. Sawyer, R. B. SinibaoLt
Wm. M /Agar, - IL Witkins,
Robert Finney, Charles Beni,
Witham Gorman, - Collingwooth::'
A. P. Aoshotz, - ; Joseph Kaye, -.
William D. Wtlghter. Osib
Pitt. Llfii Ismaraneis. Company.
CAPITAL 5100,000.
Ovnca..No. 75 Ferrara Smart . .
- -orpi -
•
President—James S. Soon '
Vice President--Sartmel td , Charkan.
Tressener---joseptiS. Leech- ,•*, • .
Sec letary—C. a Colton.
p:r See advertisement is eitc*i part or Iblehfispel
ea 22
. .
—firottee...The.lcemhinceettiwitightte
burgh and Allegheny, meets on the fectiiselielgor.
even , month at the Florida Boise; tiarketig'.' ' '
a 67 v) lnac Voottojr..
.ODITIT'S
. 7 . — Third atireelf.
OdPr" ESTABLMMIED rd 'lB4O. incorporated:l;y
the Legislature of eennaylvmtia, with Perpetual Clfaralar.
.Factiksi—P DUFF, Principals Author .of the " Norkb
American Accountant' and " Western Steamboat An.
nonntant. o , _Professor of Book4qaping and Comma!:
claLSelenees, • _ •
J. 0, WILLIAMS. P'e
rosser.si(Annmerclal and Op
nainenial Penmanship. •
N. HATCH, Esq,thembex'ot the Pittsburgh Par,
Professoreof Mercanti l e Law. •
CHARLES; BARTBEROEF. Itttiiiect of St. Paul%
Cathedial; Professor of Arcbiteetaist, Meehanie al aid
Ltuidsespe Drawing..:;
With several able Aidstaititia the Book•Heeping De
partment.
It will be found, ou reference to any of our city mat;
chant% or banker that Inc priseipal of this imultalion is
the only practical accountant 'ln dins City, devoting _his
whole time, mien* and about le yea& expurience,,A
keeping booksj to teaching bin important science. : 48;
Treause upon Book-Keeplng, vanished by, the Harp -r1;
of New York, has been sanctioned by %be Amu:lc= 114
minute; and Chamber of Cemmerce,"of that City, as, the
most complete work upon the science extant. ' •
Mr. Williams , specimens of Penmanship having taken
the frit premiums it thelnat annual fairs, both in MIS
- and Cincinnati, be isuow admitted in be the best
pearnatiin!he o west.:_ .-•
,Perions derimas of being throonghlytria
.qualltied .63r busineta t Mill find no [main:mon , Ivest of
inn mountains offering ao • many obvious advantages
businessmen having no enabler:ea in any instructors of
. Book Seeping, but liume who have. themsolvev .kept
Cireniars,*tiiternia, mailed an- pittis of the Aolux- -
ii*,'Yn ;application to 111'x. at the Coliefle. • .thiS
tia• Book Fi.sieplUogs &ittslietoh•gpetlinf,r Pen'
manship,Arithmeite and ttlectiaitipalVrafung, taught at
VK. C tiAltaturry's Pitubuirth Commercitil Mee ger
so n+ desiring instruction in an• of the above named
branches, or any - information concerning the arrange
ment. are invt rd tho College and. get a Circu
lar. Dames* hours Willis,' and nyoutog.. Bee pd
wenkeinenkin.ithothir. coliimm. . . 2 .
College lksictuni corner o streets:
. •
• CAenietlag..lssll - Posirsilit,' Ape.
.I . OIIK at.co us a
uor. 'Atiendsto Collecting, Mt Zastitig;thattibitltig.
Card, and Citenlieraloe Parties; &c.
Or Orders left at the Mimeo( the Morning Post, or
11111110141C1ItFef10 1 iiellirromPtli
attended to.
,'
• Dagoirnitio oltoo. • •
. .
" Pad Office .8 .7%6•1 &feet.
LIKFNESSIta =keit in.oll.we P atheng, 40a2 s Miio
• 3 Pali., giving an.accurate artiste and animate'
titaness, unlit* and .vastly superior - to-, the "coin
moo- cheap daguerreotp u ss. at the talloartagmbeap:
pricer
and 3 . 51,00415,0 an d uPward.
cardiac to the toze q ty,o( eme ae.
iiW — liourafor Children: rk ,l 4- /I -&- hl. I °.g P. a l ':
N. B —LikeneMeolat sle.k..orAiooped persona ..utlien
in soy port of - 01 - clret •.: tnair2s:lY
.. • , .- • • . •
lac alias Bistollang.” -,-
1111$ Celetwilia cities. Blacking," superior
f j. brilliancy to any eser offered to. the-public. The
Proprietors iliedietige one. tridl, rebid colt
_prvos ars fact:
aulaeibred by tioditkiruson & 4Siharry
Nati' Tblrd, ithiladalpbia; and sold at
- S. N. WICKERSHAM'S , •
Wbolcaabi Drug and Seed. Warehouse,- - ,
0.164 and 108 Wood xi, corner of Sixth, •
0c17:21m Pittsburgh!.
ICr In calling ouch OtiV.ZfiTra AtelProred
&tract qf Y S itoth Dock aryl Snrisporrifia, we feel con&
= dent that we median's a. servieeto who-Pay be of
tioted with caryithna and other disorders or_i g in ating
infthreditary taint, or from impurity ot the bloo- We'
have known instances .within the sphere of
. ouracipiallpf
Lance r where the, woof formidable distempers have been'
eared by the twee(' Golsen's Extract qf Dockensd
It es -one of the tea/ adverUsed medicines that caliper
be stigmatized with quackery, for the " Yana frock'}
and the "Sarraparifiks" are 'well . .10N371t4 be the most
efficient, (and, at the same time; innobetts) nig-entail% the
whole Mauna Medias. and by far the best and poyrat pre
parations of them is Dr astystitla .Ysikois,..r 7 tita See..
sayarirnz' See advertisethent — 7. •
frr Odd ITelloWie 11_,IILOOpiagagiNi,Tourth.
.ors; batman Wood - and' Srrae.rd'ilvestr.—Pattshtrah
Encampment, No:. 2, meets Ist and fitt Tnesdaysof each
Pittsburgh DegrOe Lodge • NoAkmeali 24 andlithTaer
day.
Mechanics' Lodge, No:9; meets every Thu isif
. .
I n
(i/estern Star Lodge, No. 24, meets every Wednesday:
tinning. -
Iron City Lodge, No. 1,2, meets every Monday evong..-
Mount Ildoritth • Lodge, No. 200, meets eve ry Monday
evening, at Union Hail, cornerof.Pitlb • and 'fitnitnftelcL
Zocco Lodge, No. 3i15, *netts every Thursday e vedin e t
at their Hall, corner of Smithfield and Fifth streets. •
Twin City Lodge, No. 241, meets every - Oiday even
kg. Hall, corner of Leaconk and san4usky streete,
lesheny City. " ' Inity29:ly
rr. Angerona-Lodje: 1..0. of o: ...The
fierarona Lodge, No. 289_, 1. 0. - etP, meets every
Wednesday °yenta! WashEngton Hail; Wood street
ladily.
- tp - t. 0. ova". iiri—Pircee Meetlng,Wasbingtop:
Roll, Wood street, between sth and Virgtn•Allej. • .
Pm-roman Lobes, No 3 --Meets3o every Tut siNt
bliacarerms &mesmerizer, No d7—Meets lit and 3d'
Prlds r of each month.
„
' NimbiMt St laptii loati..
aFor giiias a
beaallfol ' glass to Linens; MULLIS. Catabdells
Shirt Bosoms, and preveritlag the iron.from *dim
rtag, aad,also, dart from etickft to Lineoe.: Itcontains
nothing injuriods "Marotfieitired.by. C.W. Kimball.
Bold Wholesaleend Retail by
KEVSER Agent!, ,
ja7 140 Wood litres'.
to.r. Consuniption • Curable 'Dleestee..—
NUTALL'S SY RtACUIII p.oposes to cure thiaaitharto
incurable malady. The proprietor of this great medi
cine says that it to working wonders in the core of In.
'sirens, Taineu/sr and s eilafirtaed "ConlutilYtiM.
Read advertisement another part of Inis_paper.
For sale . by • KEYdRit & ht'DOli‘M• LE.. •
14e woad Creels
Only Wholesale and' Retail Agp ! uiVii(PiLtisbur g h acid
Allegheny. riathatm
Irr AL Moat ReMarkable Haim Air Takes):
11/intineee Cured by PetroleurnWelarita
the attention of the afflicted and the public 'morally to'
the certificate of William Hall, of this city. .The cas e
may be . seen by any person who may be ikeptieal in re
lation to the them there set forth .• fi).ll, KIEL
" I had been, afflicted several yews - with-a soreness
of both eqes, Which continued to Infiltrate Unlil lost Sep
temberi (18501, the inflammation at that tinue having in-'
volved the whole lining membrane of both eyes, and
elided in the depoiite of a thick film, which wbolly.de
stroyed my sight. I had an operiltionperformed, end
tbe thickening removed, which soon..returned and ten
me in as bad a foodidon as before,- At this stage of the
complaint I made applicalion. to several of the most
eminent - medical teen, who informed me that "my efes
would never get well)? Al - this time I could not dißun
-1041101170Weet: By the advice of some friends 1 corn.
meneed the use of the Petzolenm, both internally, end ,
locally, under-which my eyes have improved daily tutu
the present time, and - I have recovered my sight entire
7. My general health was very much improved by 'the
petroleum, end I attribute the restoration of my sight to
IS 'use. I .resitle at N 0.102 Second street, in this oily,
.and will be happy to give any inform&than it relation
- HALL"
W.
my • - •
, Pia:burgh, September 17, 1851.
.F K o r
S aal S e' LL b S Y R K-g 5, V 57 231 / 9 7 gR oot s r4 tr ' e n° et, W ien E d " by .tbie4oPWrop°rte°4lttltot'
DEAFNESS. noise , ' in the hew:yaw:tan dllagteo
ALM., di ...charges from the en:, speedily and permanently
removed vritheat paia.or inconvenience, by Dr. HART
LEY, Penal:Ml Audit of the N. Y. Ear Sarnety, mho
may be , consulted at 99 ARCH street, Philadelphia, from
Thirteen yeara'Alose and ttleloit undivided attention
io duo branch of special practice ban enabled _him to
reduce hie treatment ta, ouch a degree or szolcus as to
find die inostoonfirtned'and obstinate eases yield by I.
attnation to the means plug:ft& . - Duna •
AAWONENTg.
hisses aan hiansoza••• ... JOSEPH . C. FOSTER:
Prices 0" Arforitrion—First Tier d l'arquette &Cie.;
Second and Third Tiers 85c.}, Reserved' seats in Dress
Circle, 75COnt.s. large Privaus Basel, entite,f3,oo; stain . •
Palvate Boxes enure,lss,oo - -
Doors open at 14 o'clock. Certain ri.ses at 7.
Nonce co - tea pvialc.—The Theatre is rendered
warm and comfortable, by the introduction of staves and
patent furnaces
Er fast night but one - bf the
e ukagement - r e c
of.
brated Tragic actress, Mrs. WARNER, who will appear
in bey great abarilete Of Ile amine.
_ S/111.1RDItli EVENING, lanunry.l7. l. lBst,
perform/Locos will boiatuence with
WINTER'S TALE.
Eanaione,• •• • - ' :.?.trisAVARNEW
Leol'e?es; •• -- • ' C. Foster. .
Irish Lilt, . . La Balla 4,:lagauia.
wlloa-ta - conclude *RR the lairgtiatefirce .
CONTENTMENT „
ri
Chnalifer.etvr!fi r ;i!, -f.' .i ; 1 ,-:: • - •: 2.Hicharaso.
Nancy trap,:- • - - Mrs. Placa.
Monday, cars ' Wlllippialin a favorite char-
• - NEW "AT eItaiCTION.• AT
*/bO/NTIZE'S UNRIV4 LEM'EXHIB/170N OF
Ott MIMIC et ta - DIORAMAS, • '
. 410110 , 1011140M1H1 g• View*, Cliatilisistrope
• •:•••• ,•••!•!:‘ 1 , "•• %New at - ' 44s;' ..A..: - •
AT EAVAVATK jilllr
EVERY'EVENING.:TW •-
(wrztt sal aliMultin'ori••iiiiisitix iitirivrPo ••
rill RE Exhibition wilt cornMenee whits series of Rennet.
ontheitiVerßhille'r•DiSSOLVlNO *eine' •
sondrift Rains, , Alboollibis.Chies;•Ses.Views;.itt, too
munerous ozeptionAttio.logatific4iltnn ndiertinement.
After which, n grand thrifty. ;,;•
sly.; CHROMATROVEIvir,w4;".._%-•::: -
with a _variety, ,oLNEW•Jitet3ororPhosem,,thei:emen
ing'n entertainments to. eonelude
CHEMICAL. PlORAM.A.4,lllustintivepf_shn fallowing
subjects, rtisceptib'e to all Aie changes peerillat;tothe
natural day, rujnreaentins.nancre pv.ll44ti _
MlLANADlAlHEDEA l 4:uilM:7 lo .riA.Mcbtokolfiltil.
•.•,
nr the hrai time,ClTti OF .I . ERUSAL •
Crucifixion • and the INTERIciR 43F ST, IVADELINEj..
(Paris), Ntibt View Celehr.tion or Dish Diann. •. •
The 'favorite - sitbjent • -
• •:•A- DAV 'EXIDDITIONion Suturditi afternoon, at 3
o'oloek.
go- Tickets 25 cent* only ; Children under 12 half
pile° Doors open nt 7; - Exhibition commences at •7b
'precisely.
deacript on in small Lille: - -01124. if
• CONTINITATIOH OR THE -•-
•Great Saml.itanual Setae - •liPor 20 'Gars t
A T A. A MASON feC0. , 13,;62end 6i Marliet street.
4.11. AU their stocks of Shawls, Silks, French Merl.
nos, Parataellail, Alpaca!, Cashmeres, DelltiaeFf
mead° Goods; tope Cher whit everyotiter Mg be_;
marked down to still lower prioeirtroitrip nos.
FOft
LOT DE _WiOUNQ I't HogVai!til.litisoNin the •
tit Third Ward of :he City Parshurglii . near High
street, and lieltigSfee, fretrjl bk.PerlorlY/Venit AVenue,
and running bark feet. Tbe property Will be acid
(clear 'of all ineuxabranee), except an.,..=ntuit ground -'
rent of one hundred itact'sitty , fire defiantylb which t t •
is now .abject On she.property are seven good teas
ments—fivebriek and two frame- 7 all two stories high,
and renting for about five hundreo dollars annually.. •••
price, 8s200; 8109 cash, and 6600 ii '6 months--bp
good endorsed paner.. Whl: C. FRIEND,,'
• '' Attorney. atbaw ,
No. - 123:Fourth. street;
Jal2:tf,.
POSITIVE SALE
OYAN
,T.
BINTIRE EPOCK.O/Viielt GCOODi
8 onth.g akt Car noir. • olB.xliealtt.g t oliritilita!,,
V.
111 Cr
APING ermi yam first of
S..
3 o! l oE l ett r a i s!!!!! l3 b '''
April nett , yedl,posifivsly-self•his•Annosi Stook,
'ylithaat 'reit rye; • • •
' • ,„*.' Sir A/X 'T 0131`...40
The itoek- on band is lasso and melt assortedi•helrt:g'
• friss goods of 'recent parehtfae; 4 tordiniSiSalls
fall assortment of Domestie Goirde;Cloths; 'ffl a ittlateretri _ -
41111 %railings, Insklitienr ; LltoM, •Fteelli ; rfr:ailtiThibet ,
Cloths: Cashmero mid • Prenelt-Maitior“.aipaeoa;?..lDos
hale Lustre: Pilaus de. Loins, plain.andlorlt walls
tassortment oatetwa sratyie dress g00da..,; . •
SILKS—A large stock of Pain Black Lustre; Fanny_
and Plain chamelean'd reas_ll4s9hupittliek!iadciinntra . i • '
able TarkSinn!. . : - •
comxiz,
-flitiOhe. Equal*. :and. Lade Ijaw2i.
large asiorunent of Bay stite Loitephawl;ir,lol*Adi.
eolotod. crape and slit shawls. .
lot Alto entire sloe Itwillbticloied out the time above
named,'insnrof thaws goods Will.tielkold at piteeeterittq.-..
out rogard to ova! 4 Castontapt:nßipfipiefons . trelkkl4" , „ :s
-ing muted the .: ' • - _
Bh BARGAIRS
• t/htolo., • .tik -;--• •
NEW - ;•1/111:161110i1Diakintitilla1sliuMENT. .• •
. - .
• ' • WESlnger • . .
Pittfringrgh to Clervaliatidi Col orxibas.
• .. Cl4.oll4l7tatli _
IN ••
• CO_Vpi ~.
--••••••
,
RAILROAD.
r l ay . lo4 tHE
Thrrnsghl,f rein Pittsburgh to cievaonci in kia than
Ten Hours, by o.ionfiliiu iuglaarnad.Linel •"'
.. • .
mug Express e l.,•rout .00.•Ose -fisukr sad `Pennsylvania --
1 RaLlroad;i veriTitlibitigh
flrwidkty,'Boolieswr,
Paleatirte,'Columbiatia, and Salem;•'-iind'reaCilea • •
ante, 82 miles from Pittatianh, at IP. hi. Prioengerit ,
Leaving Alliance on the Cleveland Railroad at P.
and ,reach Clevela•cd at fiAS P. M. • Retaraingihe•nas:,
rangers leave ; Cleveland at S-A. 1114
and reach. Pittsburgh. at 7 P M.• • ; :-
Passenger* by elk, rattle tome • from Clain - Mali , to
Pittsburgh in two days, without night travel, and savo•- ,-
from enamour! days in connecting withthe
teal Railroad. , • `. 4 . •
Stages ran dailyinngt,-40ianee to,Clunoa j ltdisslllionsi - -,
Wooster iind-Itieuviteld anti frortiEmonieo,PieWPtetlei
Poland and .Wareink • ~.• „., • , ~,„,
Thelliew,Brlgb*.Neceimoihnionitraizsicaves
Pittsburgh at 10 A. IC enid4 M.' 0t.., and .New-f • ltightonn . :.:
at 7.317 A. ftl.andMl WN stations. . .acanktiths 'A •r.titgratediale •
ExcurtiMi'ffdltai,loir . egii - AWO
careen Pittabitigrfi;ROcherteeartilliew Shghtort,i.
The Trains Co not rut gif_Sunday.
Omnibuge a eau. in connection' with . train s to and
from the station hit Pederal'gtreet. - • .
. • For tiokita apply at the - Federal Street Station of the -_ •
..
Ohio and l'a: BLiltoad,to • - . - GEORGE.' PARKIN, l
: ' z.z „- • ,-, - ; , .Ticket gent. •-
rime", t i c kets -front .Piusbutgk to • Clevelandi
nee IS4,lXl— and from Pittsburgh. to:•Ciuchantati, ptice..6 • ;
111,00—are sold attlielasitToad•SilltiOns-a-ad by:
.L.SIEtEIKIMEN,
*. 'jels tf •• -P .:31001;01/10g House, Pittsbatg-h.,, • -
. • ' ''lroveardFigetls• • d oUIerI
.JOll BALE, tiro valuable .lAltit:of graund;t
„ tattling seVen . itte tither's is - acted; near.weaUlt: :1-
,er,vvell muted ibi'Vattlealogyitrpiu!e,
deuce*, they are in.* healthy' awl ylearatir
are Wounded b the Ileavor road and the,ftetitoadjteal '
•
ItentinittoiPiStatioa: 312eyt - preseut. favtarable upper.
whit) , tor peratana. attendina . ttta!taarkets of:ateettles.
PrLea "d lePls.Cay.P.rtlbiSt CUTLIBRRT,
- • . GenlAgq. Stitittifield
IA N 1..VA04 - 4 1 10K4k:1 , 1 1 0, 1,0 &D. •
SAL -
;.1..*!.• . ,t:.r.,..TER -- ARRANGEMENT.' •
T Fgautiicrib a lg, A r g e t n n o tv: w rot r t e healttl e titittvißag i
• through to PbSadelahr - Ott& P ggh ' e whiter's! the to r llci g tv-
Log =MS -
Fora tiiinelasiitoodialitfuihol..-41,25'per 100 th
For bacon, boner, lark
all hehvylielight,:.-'-' jut!
COVODWAVOPIFfittitAeIf,
;,.
New - Bookig: itfew licksißir
HOLM LITTERARr DEPOT, No. - ,74 Thite •
street, OppOlhe the Post r- -- • •••
Home and nit Influence,_aidomeatiol story:-
Sketches itt Prance, br imazanderDunia.s.- - z-.? ": •
gale karboeker Magazine, far Jantiary;.s3 j• •
Horticulturist and Cultivator, forlanuary; •
13unt , s Merchant's Magazine: for .Tantiaryteasivai,:
Banker's Magasinc,forJaadary;Bs•a yearas .
Harper's Magazine, for Sanyeay, 83-0 year.x • ~ •ar
Holden's Dollar MagasineLli
Eclectic Magazine, AS a yekaz. • • •••
Morris & Home. Jaurual.‘ —.-
Godey!it Lady!, Bot.looJ4Auitgyf f B*iiii year.
OrehamWMagazine.„ •1: "
EtartaJn'a.
ladieit', National .' 'l,OO "
Bide Itartgeetc by - Cape Magee Reid..:..,.- - -
A large aasnruneut ofßastern Literary Papers, alwayson hana,, and subarrOttoarlecelied ,- nt the: pu b lisher'
price 4 •' ' jazils"'
ri ' , FU INM dirt 1
.IXlfis.,-Tur . ,b-.
seri ber him for sale tad - yearrantefrthotongh
tined -NEWFOUNDLAND. DOOSI'• -Those,
deatro do to pqNlyikfrrip;gracsic . olllatliti..2llraint,s;.,-.
.Rtlee 115,CP, -z.: ljant6:3t .
"'Notice. . „
ETTERB PATENT. 'haven" been grenied to,the
s Piasburgb,.RittanningnortWarren Railroad Coen.:
pany," the subscribers ;albstapital eitoek of ssid.com..... ,
perm will mestift:the.SCEl:it liete.4 in the cityicrt‘Pittai• -k•
burghoNa'fburstlity, this - Lthh'ilay.of -Febriouiry attic
soccer' tile hours of4o A.M.'aiid 3 P.M r for she r e
.of electing from the fltogkhoOere'*,Pteaidettt:and six
hlgutagers, for the menageutentof...the affairs of said
company.. • • - •
. Dated, DP1001114 . 136 January 18Y2s
Hannay Denny, . 'Wan tcobinknn,Je,,•'
John H.'etuietiberier, George R. White,. . •
Benjamin Darlington impels Gray; 4th wryer,
James Ro.s Bnoardeni.--; , -,Sabn hlorrlson, •
- Robert Orr George Ogden,•
J "ePh RidiliritSni , - • ‘-'Samuel Baird,
Philip Idechlipgl.... • ComniAienera.
'IIIQUESIVE GRKYII Z—,You.iferketelifivequested
. 1
'0 _mend: adiourtted meting 4if4h OVOnNt447n*
13staithrevening: the 17t1t instant):ser.:pleloekiots , the:
Waverly Houst•Dismoud iiiiaPersatite=
for lathissja the Kugstrrei: peon. iiEWritheray..
, Oittker
:TONG SHAAIR.S.--A.A,MAgOltreeltW;
out the balance of their S sod soehawien la
EIZINOS AND PAH t‘MATTAI4.; , ;- , et.:"•• A: MASON
Co. 'are elasinfrotri • all dick Meek or Preach
Merinni, h e janlB
icycypidt - - - -to all that teiskA k kaPw- the -11Ine otaay •
rt you the trouble to-call;st.ftypiles,ro u ,
oan 'the re get a flUe. WftLeh tint will keep tree: time end ;
very low, say at about one half the ptice vitt - Will have
to psy for the same quallty,•at any orthe. old ttigtf - prisje -
' boos in this city.- Iron ran 1111147 , Att at'the•glii...rpNee -
and time any thing in the way of - Eiti'delland tindnocia ,
ble (did jewelrY•lti its real Yalta; end not be- - obriged, :to.
pay the Jewelers £OO per , eent.• profiti 04E11118w . i on
have formerly had to d ao,) don't mind what they a ay, but
came and look at-the seeds and lichees before , yopar , z -1
chute e tserhere, 5t MARKE:TST tc REET, '
4111116 ' • . .
- 0011 real goy:MBAS, 4 0 - 10 •MORRIsh•Tm• Store --
X -the Diamoad..,ltamased arta inferieriTeatila •
kept aboat the eambtiahment ";.;
*- - Good 1401111 and fine flavored tresieWefilf#l4"4,..-.. - . , ;
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