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r.•••::Grirrrsarszi,—l furnish yon with a oopy of a
rtele,graphie despatch, eeneby onfattentive Mem
„ber,,,,,‘..tr, Penny. to (len. Larimer ; please publish
• the same with such heading and such remarks
• as map c all the attention of the citizens of Pitts
..bitrgb.,--who have an interest in the river trade,
to this high handed measure; the result of a com
binatititi,betiCeOn the people of Virginia and the
• Henipfield Baihroad Company, to bring indelible
diagraoe upon the State. and frustrate the nevi
: gating and commercial interests of Pittsburgh.
' . yontate well aware, that this case has been
twiee :argued in the Supreme Court of the
:United States, that the final argument was made
byzny ;artier, Mr. Stanton, upon the report of
chancellor Walsvorth, which was adverse to the
Bridge—that we are daily looking for the deck
sioa_-of- that Court, - which every - profess:renal
man, who has examined, the case, believes will
- be in favor of the State et Pennsylvania, and
will re ittire that that. great nuisance and oh
” straction to Abe. navigation of the Ohio river.
• the Wheelizig Bridge, shall be abated. The at
- tempi now in progress to discontinue the cause,
tiffet'the enormous expense to which the citizens
of :Pittsburkh, and the State herself, has been
put in maintaining our State rights, and the im
geese labor•that has been undergone in procur
ing -the testimony necessary to prove that the
Wheeling Bridge is a nuisance to the navigation
of - thi Ohio river, and the voluminous publica
tions which were necessary for illustration in
the . ease, ought to be met, and, I trust, will be
witirf . proziptitess and firmness by the citizens of
Pittsburgh, who are so deeply interested in the
measure. -
-• .
TQUiS 1145peCtfilny,• SC.
• •• • CHARLES stiALER.
.7apuary .19„1852.-
; -.The Suffering Poor.
This' if+ dip 'festive season for those,“who--am
bl,o4l;ith an abundance of the gifts of the
giTeerof_all good_ it is the season when those
whi.poisess plenty, and means to purchase com
forts and enjoyments, can say, blow winds, pelt
on ye' pitioto3 storms ; we are comfortable and
bgeut4 your reach. Bat, while they think in
.tild!,4ippy - tone of mind, we hope that they will
Aziiiiaber that there are others who are not so
sgpcemely - bleat, and are, at the present Mole
meal, season, suffering in most abject want for
the merest necessaries at'lii"e; without food, fuel
ge ; tarlient: The by-ways and alleys of our pity.
are 'worthy destitutes, enduring the most
pinching want, while those who, we are certain,
1 04 1 4- tOeve them if they knew their distress,
are madjagthausaads on objects that a month
hininynilt not call up a virtuous or pleasurable
s . 4 . tittainfitainpared.to that which would be en
joyed bythe thought that they had relieved the
pool at a season when the aid of all who could
spare a-penny would add to their comfort.
_
VaLPI7 , Wiz - our ens are:contributing their means
• ‘,.bity muskets and balls to maintain a foreign.
Vtkr; we hope, that they will not forget the fact
that - theprice Of a musket and a pound of balls,
stint the powder necessary to take the lives of
twentilmomn beings, would supply sufficient
food•topretirve the lives of a like number of our
suctliiing - poor for at least a week, and render a
much better'serviCe to the cause of humanity.—
wOloudyt. it better to aid with our surplus
means -the came that will preserve life and eve
_ciiiicifoitto the destitute, than to squander our
sipeildnities on evanescent pleasures. We are
Instrmited by!mthoritythat will not be doubted ,
to the poor lendeth to the
Lord" - tmd that they will be repaid tenfold.—
Thisis•the season. when the lean can be made
, • - •
with - profit- by the truly pious, and we feel coal
dcett_th&E they remember the sacred injune.
- 11 re; hope thai a meeting of theeiti
._—,
sensvillike:balled at
,snee, te take this matter
lito - ,considi!triition, and that the proper mania
wilt he:Adopted, ti_effictthe relief that we know
is required by the - aufferipg POor of our city.
- ICosstratizi Inotintsa.
The citizens of Indianopolis have made exten
sive,*raligements to receive Gov. Lossuth at
„that'plice. The Hon. John W. Davis, Governor
eilidiana; presided at the meetings. A oont-=
mitten consisting of ten members of. the Senate,
, ,
ten .of the House, and ten from the
citizens at large, have been appointed to proceed
to-Cincinnati; and Jiccompany Gov. Kossuth from
there to finfazdtiolis. A committee of five'Sen
ators, fiNT:ll.9piespitimiiiiig;'itiid "WAY citizens,.
hiiii,biiiv,tippointed a committee of reception;
an44liiti .00. Wright, as chairman of that coin-
Mittec:bas.been requested to entertain Gover
ner- as: e guns of the . State, in par
. t
stiane4'nf:.2.4losspCresolution of the General As
-eptamiltee of seven citizens of the
hae lipen appointed to,snake arrangements
for .a - tianquet and-are - unthorizedite receive stag
sdriliGireik-foltEitPUiri.me: Gov. Kossuth will
find the people of the West free from the in
fluence of foreiga- ministers - the represents.-
- five of rotten mcmarchies.. -
John seeal*T . aq..„ - the new Treasurer
of Olao,-has 'given notice to the , different county
I.4easetOS:threttgliout the State, that no eertift
eaterilitioaitr, drafta, nicer . any- -Banks
which.
_ lll 7 l ?;.!FPfase d comply with. the lawn of.
this State, requiring them to pay a jtott prv:qiur
„tiro: 4,,th,kbablii: laxel,. wilt hereafter be reedy.
WiSttis*offiee.:
Ta *Jaw -lye OF 171 - UNITED STATES. Tbe •
4trriertcao , ./tatlwcry Tunes, of the Ist inst., o d n i
tail s'9 aof the : eatlwaye in_ the United
fitatm-brwhich•it appears that that the num
bbrftrallways In operation is 263, measurin g
11T5UMIISain length,and constructed at a cost
The number of railways in
constrititihn 41,
4, measuring 11,228
co
miles , The -total:atiFiber - of railways is 137,
:the'-toiaimmlier 7 oi miles in operation and
in
course -eonstructionls 22,898.
•
g eh° body
of /avercominto`."'""46-th
the
Pat*eanai,a Meat Irol"rtl7qftirm ara
wser sittie dmost "elusivelyitth
• etn ar t oState
- -
. .
-Chevalier Hulsonvoin - and Mr. -Webster —Tkie
Charge„of Austrii . " near this fiotyllOct?f". /8
cerfainli7detennined to show;iloWilerlil con
. •
tempt:L*o. ltrunift-.bilnoun. make in
the Serlef octl' l deipitickdas4;'.
ton corFakpotilent : of tilt licitadep . a ,Nut:th
Anisii4.,wl44gkoNl3(l2.o - ;1aya1"%f . .. , !11'..., •
"While closing my Jatter at this late hone , : of
the night, it is announced to me from a respec
table-but unofficial source, that Mr. Hulsemann,
-the-charge d'afaira from. Austria, has addressed
a formal communication. to the President direct
ly—thus overstepping the proprieties of official
-intercoUnnewarinplaining of the presence of the
Secretary of State at the Kossuth dinner, and of
the sentiments expressed by him on that occa
sion. Whether Mr. Webster may consider it
proper - tniTerr - ench 'circumstances to send - him
his passport or to give him a second edition of a
certain letter' to which he referred in the speech,
is more than I can venture to predict in the ab
sence of fuller information. The public will un
derstand that the present information •is given
with the qualification of the foregointfacts, as
it is no part of mypractico or inclination to make
statements without undoubted authority in ev.-
ery instance.'
In a telegraphic dispatch, of the 13th, pub
lished in the snmc numberof the paper, the cor
respondent adds :
::JANUARY 20
I'C' TS.QHBT_-
"The letter from the Chevalier Ilulsemann to
the President, referred to in my regular com
munication of last night, was transmitted yes
terday, after the purpose to do so had been
openly announced. It has not yet reached the
Deportment of state; but it will be received
there today. ' The President, and Mr. Webster
had a private consultation on the subject this
morning. It is not improbable that the Cheva
lier's passports will be presented to him."
It is about time that the daring impudence of
those representatives of despotism should meet
with a proper rebuke from our government
.We hope that Mr. Webster will hurl his thun
derbolts at the Chevalier, and let him know that
his arrogance will not be submitted to by our
people. If Old Hickory Jackson was President
just now, we are inclined to think that he
would give Mr. Hulsemann "his walking papers"
without a moment's delay .
Ohio Free Banks.
Twelve Blinks have• already been organized in
Ohio under the General Banking Law of that
State, and the notes of several of them are get
ting into circulation. They are as follows :
The iron Bank of Ironton:
" Springfield Bank, at Springfield :
•• Stark County Bank, at Canton,
" Merchants' Bank of Massillon;
'• Pickaway County Bank, at Circleville:
•• Champaign County Bank, at Urbana;
Miami Valley Bank, at Dayton :
" Savings Bank of Cincinnati
Forest City Bau,k, at Cleveland ;
•. Bank of Marion ;
•• Franklin Bank of Portage County :
•• Union Bank of Sandusky City.
The notes of these banks are printed from the
same plates, bearing the name oAio State Stock
Bank, in prominent letters, with the particular
name of the Bauk underneath, engraved on
moveable dye.
Several other Banks are in progress of con
struction.
TlTS'Svallt Or Grottaii slit Ilia 1711631.—The
late Governor of - Georgia having had prepared
and sent to Washington a block of marble for the
National Monument, with the inscription: "The
Constitution as it io—the Union as it was"—the
present Legislature of the State believing it not
to express the sentiments of the people, and
deeming it au unbecoming tribute to the memory
of the Father of his Country, have adopted a
resolution authorizing the present Governor to
withdraw said block and substitute another, of
Georgia marble, and inscribed with the arms of
the State.
Thu Mississippi Baptist State Conven
tion, which•convened at Aberdeen on the tith
tilt , had a very interesting session. The subject
of education, and the increasing demand for aid
in the furtherance of its object, also excited
much interest. It was finally resolved, with
great unanimity and enthusiasm, to raise $lOO,-
000 for endowing a Mississippi college. A com
mittee was appointed to examine the premises at
Clinton, when. the college is at present, and re
port upon a place of permanent location. -
COUNTY/WEI? (lotu Cols.—Connterieit quarter
eaglei are in circulation in Savannah. The piece
is described as being composed of some hard
metal which has the color and ring of silver,
but is easily distinguished by its glossy bright
ness. it has been cast in a mould, and, has the
milled edge. It may be easily detected by the
roundness of its imprint, and the oily feeling
which it has when pressed between the fingers.
It purports to be of the coinage of 1847
air Gov. k'ossuth was born on the 27th of
April, 1802—he is therefore near fifty years of
age. He speaks Latin, French, German, Ita
lian, English, Hungarian, and one or two of the
Sclavonio dialects. He studied English from
1888 to 1840, while in prison ; he then discon
tinued it, although he understood the language
when addressed, until laSt year, during his ban
ishment in Sutayah:
NEW HAMP6IIIIIB.—The Democratic State Con
vention, of New Hampshire, met at COncord on
the Bth. Two hundred and twenty-five delegates
were present Noah Martin, of Dover, was
nominated for Governor, receiving 135 votes to
79 for all others. Asa F. Cate was than nomi
nated for Railroad Commissioner. A resolution
proposing Gen. F. Pierce.for the Presidency was
unanimously adopted.
Twit DECLARATION SAVED."—" The original
draft of the Declaration of Independence," says
the Pennsylvanian; " to which the names of the
signers were actually placed by their own hands,
has not been destroyed by the fire at. the Nation
al Library, as was at first apprehended- It was
not in that building at ail. It was hanging in
the Patent Office."
Gas LIOHT.—The citizens of Norristown are
making a movement towards introducing gas
light into that. borx , ough. Norristown appears to
be in' flourishing condition. The demand for
dwellings, the Register says, is greater than the
supply, and that arrangements are being made
for a number of improvements in the spring.
RATHER ; PltraBAlol3:B.- - 11 is said that Louis
Napoleon's will appoints Pierre Bonaparte to be
his successor, and after him Prince Murat, whose
wife has just borne a son. One member of. the
new cabinet is Bt. Arnaud, a fencing master and
actor, who has been turned out of the army for
swindling; -
gge„,,•Tho Chronicle's attempt to back out of
its , charge against the political integrity of the
editor of the American is lame and unsatisfactory.
It said he had voted an open ticket for the Dem-
Uoratiooandidate ; we called for the proof, it was
not given,, . 'we again demand it.
Kissma BABY.—In Vermont, as in Maine,
varionB
‘'.d4r49es pre practiced to get round the
law against the sale of intoxicating drinks. A
traveler, writing from•Vnnont to that journal,
Bays a k a-while he. was Bitting in the village tav
ern another traveer oame in, and stepping up
to thewhaTila•bar
once was, intimated
that he should like allasci''.fof brandy.
keep it," wail the'griffreply. The traveler was
off in quick time..Piesently, an ojd farmer
came in and blustered up to thb ; landlord, when
the following dialogue ensued, •
Farmer—" Good -Land- I
lord—" Good maraiie,s qu i,; . l7, er 4 .; vi i !
is your I'o=4 :We inornin' ?"
“Pretty smart, Ulm& ye." Farmer ' s" Is • the:,
Baby well?" Landlord—ntm t yes; ‘, , 6*:-Wcalti'
you Ike to betriti" Farmer—a Well, Tabialt:
care .tamilord--waik into the kVA:mg.
gla4 to ses'yon So:•
but theYito,:saytt,thei: traveler, and return leer'
1ibt7.1 3 -hbrt;Tillit l4 ietaib- who seemed , to:
lave - maisAmmrather'rough.ly, : juliging - ky'the
MiniiiinailloYqUid *dr
, ,
[coE nsspowjENo okititifmneuNG e s oT.
.44 . 1
r : ; , , ,FrAnaugtmo, Ittu.'l4th, - 185
The telegriioloespatches of yesterday gave
information of tia detention of Kossuth at An•
napelia n ntul his intended departure by the -Dal
,timpre ond Xork ; Asilroad for this place. at an
theyofore,
confidently expected to arrive here at shout 1
o'clock P. M.; but did not. reach here until: half
Aulf..2 ‘ ,4n.,the meantime, tho order of arrange
ments adopted by the joint committee of the
Senittiiind House: had 'become known ; idyl as
they were not entirely satisfactory, nn attempt
was made in the House to effect a change in the
order. This was done by introducing a resolu—
tion that the 'Editor's of newspapers and news
paper reporters, now in Harrisburg, be admitted.
within the Bar of the House. To this an amend
ment was offered extendiug the courtesy to ladies,
clergymen, nod the Judges of tho State. Con
siderable discussion arose in relation to the pro
posed amendments, n part of which was quite
amusing, and in which Messrs. O'Neill, Fltuani
gen, Wise, !flair, James and others participated
when Gen. Lilly, of Carbon county, moved fur
ther to amend by inserting, after the oth'er
amendments, "all the world. and the rest of
mankind." A general laugh followed this mo
tion; which was adopted; and then the resolu
tion was indefinitely postponed,—leaving the or
der of arrangements as the cummi ttee bad adopt.
ed them. This gave ail the space within the
bar of the ilOuse to the Governor and Heads of
Departments, Senators, Representatives, and
such others as were by the rules of the House
entitled to that privilege'; lets the entire space•
outside of the bar to the ladies; and excluded
ad others. Such an arrangement could only be
regarded as unsatisfactory ; rind the sequel prov
ed its extreme unpopularity,—even among the
members theinstdves. After all the ordinary
business of the flutise had beenclosed, this body
adjourned to meet at a quarter before 4 o'clock.
P. M.
At a quarter past two, in company with some
friends—members of the House—l went to the
Capitol, and was admitted with them as one of
the privikged characters Ten 6r a dozen ladies
were already in the lobbies and soon this part
of the Hall was filled, while -the "lords" had
taken possession of all that portion by some
designated as the "gallery." The ladies coming
in so fast rendered it necessary that one of the_
"galleries" should be cleared for their use: and
the "sovereigns" were accordingly pacified into
the other. Still came on the ladies : and here a
member introduces two or three upon the floor
of the House—a member's place is now occupied
by a lady : several other ladies take similar po
sitions: many "outriders - are upon the floor:
the ladies still flock in: and gay ribbands, bright
shawls, brighter eyes and far more lovely cheeks,
take the places of grey heads, grey beards, stern
republican statesmanship, legislative courtesy,
city gallantry, and eve-ti the most rigid strict.
construction democracy. Fifty ladies are upon
the floor where not one was to he admitted.—
The meeting at the capitol was held for the pur
pose of giving to the distinguished Governor
Louis Kossuth a legislative welcome-- a welcome
by the rulers of Pennsylvania. Why, then, are
those bright eyes, and glowing checks, and ruby
lips driving legislative dignity from its accustom
ed p mei t r y r d place" What will be the impression
produced upon the mind of the great man who
is to be the guest of the State' What will he
think, when he shall he milt-red into the Hall to
address the assembled Senators and Representa
tives of Pennsylvania, and shall see Beauty oc
cupying the pioneer - Wisdom ' shall he
think' Why ho will think—what is the fact—
that Beauty, and Worth, in the vain. of WOMAN
rake here, and that he sees before him the rr42/
rulers of our country 4 is not this true - Moat
assuredly it is: for where is there a country in
which woman necupie- 80 high a tilsee as she
does with us' Where: is [hero n reentry in
which her influence IN so great ' There is no
other: and to this circuinstauce, more than to
any other, may lie traced the true origin or oil
our greatness as a People!, now admitted through
out the world, and by none more richly appreci
ated than by Kossuth himself
Before three o'clock, all the space not special
ly reserved for the government officers was tilled,
and a great crowd was upon the outside—in the
Rotunda. It required a considerable effort to
keep back the multitude ; and a continual noisy
demonstration might be heard among the "sover
eigns." Still to few could crowd in, of the num
ber assigned by the committee to a pities. within
the Hall. A great number of ladies were oblig
ed to leave the capitol There irri.l a time when
wise, and dignified. and VerO iaLaro legislators.
having the prospect of a fire in the front, and
fearing one in the rear, made their way out of
danger through the back windows of the capitol:
but not so the representatives of the People in
this case. Sonic of these yet 171 at thotoi i•lent' ,
cal windows, while others were fairly taken in
by the hands, and borne over the heads of the
'• sovereigns," and into the Hail, amidst the
shouts of the outsiders Among the most pro
minent of these I noticed our valued friend Judge
Gillis, of Elk county : and our late worthy I lanai
Commissioner, Col. Painter.
At the appointed hour for the joint meeting,
the Senate and its officers were announced. So
great was the pressure of the crowd, however,
that many Senators were unable to get into the
Hall of the House ; and when those who could
pass through got iu, there was a strong effort
made by the outsiders to gain admission, which
was-successfully resisted by the officers of the
House. Still the Hall door was occasionally
opened, and efforts were made to enter, when
the Speaker gave an order to the Sergeant-at-
Arms to close and fasten the dodr. The attempt
to enforce this order induced a general outburst
of opposition -from the outside ; and order upon
order was given by the Speaker to 01080 the door.
At length the Speaker of the Senate (Mr. Walk
er, of Erie,) went forward, and appealed to the
gentlemen on the outside to preserve order
which there were various loud replies, hisses,
groans, &c., from the outside. Mr. Walker re
peated his exhortation to order ; telling the
"sovereigns" that this was a legislative meeting
to welcome the distinguished Governor Louis
Htiossuth, who was soon to appear there : and he
hoped the Governor and Senators and Represent
atives-would he permitted to give him a welcome
that would be creditable to this great Common
, wealth. Here were many cries of '• Who fleeted
them"" "We have as much right to h, there as
you have." " Oren GI, doors '"
' Matters continued thus for more than au
hour,—the Speaker very often rapping to pro
'duce order; and repeatedly directing the Ser
geant-at-Arms to close the door. All efforts to
do this were as yet unavedling. A proposition
was made by a member that the Speaker ap
point a suffiSient number of members to enable
the officers of the House to enforce the orders
of the Speaker; but this was warmly objected
to. The representative from Erie afterwards
wished the 11.01113 Q to adopt a resolution authoriz
ing the Speaker to call upon the Sheriff of Dau
phin county to attend at the House with a suf
ficient force to carry out the arrangements of
the day and preserve order at the capitol. The
Speaker replied that he had already called on
the Sheriff to summon his posse for the purpose
-of preserving order; anti that the military had
also been called upon to clear the rotunda.
Thr "noise and confusion" still prevailed. At
length a military company made its way into the
Hall, and soon afterwards the Governor and
Heads of Departments entered. Not long after
wards the joint ComMittee of the two Houses
was Announced at the door ; -and all eyes were
direited to that quarter. Every one beingAnic
ions to see, you might discover members of the
legislature on the seats upon desks, and
all stretching every nerve to get a sigat of the
man who has more perfectly enchained the at
tention of the world than any one , vho has
lived for centuries. It is not [ . netaisary. that . 1. ; "
ohouldattemiit.to • you and-,your ,readers:
any desreiptlort of this wonderful 'team- . You
:iiilteoWiulTq4 l . l .ol , ..c.irPoltity 8 9OitlK1 11 1 16 : :4 44
moiciokii7lifkliot#:sobitii. I must #4;11177,i
1310.0.tliat:b.fsIOPO4100.-la Iri :the highest
itri34-tuniiaiinCtirefOßessiiiiti -.148 7 tLiEutlit;
'W6I
• • '
is one of the most rich • and musical. He was
conducted to the Speaker's chair, *here lie was
welcomed by Clov. Xtdtuttton; who introduced him
to the assemblediskilreoC great Common
, wealth. Awing t . olhe noise at.tbe door, I could
7ndf:heatzt4ord Gbv:-,7ohnston's address ; but
when Ktisat:th commenoedspeaking, I got a more
favorabliptikition;_and heard nearly all of his
spiebh.': It..was like allAis other speeches iu
ape respeet--lt wits chaste, fervid, and touch
ingly eloquent.
During the time that Gov. Johnston was pro
nouncing his address of welcome, the noise with -
~ u t was overpowering. Huzzas for many things,
--groans and hisses for others,—and many ex
pressions of execration against John C. Kunkel,
the new whig Senator from this county. Amidst
all might be heard the Speaker's mallet, rap,
rap,: rap, rap, rap, and directidn to the Sergeant
at-Arms again to close the door. The last elos•
ing was effected by a vigorous and united effort
on the part of the military, sided by the officers
of the House. This caused many deafening
yells, groans &c., and attempts from the outside
to break in the doors, which, however, proved
unsuccessful, owing to themilitary hating placed
their bayonets against it at almost every point
of direction. Kossuth spoke for about half an
hour, when the joint Convention was dissolved
by the retirement of the Senate; and the House
soon after adjourned: when many members of
both Houses, and other citizens present were in
troduced to him.
A few remarks may not bo inappropriately
made, respecting the occurrences of the day :
and the arrangements that were made for giving
to Kossuth an appropriate welcome. These oc
eurreoces, taken in connection with others that
I have witnessed on other ocoasions:and under cir
cumstances somewhat similar satisfy me that the
People always aim to do rightr and that the masses
cannot be driven from their rights, although
they may be induced to waive the assertion •of
them. The Committee of the two Houses did
wrong in recommending arrangements of a char
acter sderelusirrt.and the Houses did wrong in
canctioning them. had the space in the Hall
of the House been properly economised, all the
members of the Legislature might have been
jested together so as to preserve their identity
—a point that seemed to be especially desired—
the officers of the State might have been placed
in a similar position; the ladies might have
been amply accommodated within the bar;—and
a large number of the "sovereigns" might have
enjoyed their rights without molestation,—and
as great a degree of harmony might have been
produced as could be expected from a similarly
constituted assembly. No violence would have
been done to the rights of any portion of the
People ; and those who could sot get in would
have been better content to remain without.
Occurrences of the kind that transpired yes
terday are to be deeply regretted by every body.
On all public occasions, while the rights of 611
ghoul , ' be respected, none should he regarded as
occupying a position no high as to overshadow
till those in more humble stations. or of less
towering pretensions. it is unfortunate that
arrogance, impudence, and ignorance should be
held in such high estimation; because these are
not qualities to be admired, even though they
may gain temporary success ; and at the mo
ment when they are perceived by the quiet, pa
tient, enduring and yet controling masses, they
are sure to bo treated in a very summary and
uncivil manner. ldo not charge upon the com
mittee of our legislature, any desire ordisposi
tionto act in the manner that I thus condemn:
but they !should have examined more carefully
iota the probable results of their regulations.
!miler the circumstances that must Inevitably
have been expectedlo surround so large a num
ber of l'eople:—all wished to see Hound% and
hear him speak. if the weather, and other
circumstances, prevented him from speaking in
the open air, as Many as could get into the flail
or the House should have been permitted to go
there. lie came not to enlist the sympathies of
the few but of the many. His cause is that of
the People of the world ; and nothing
should have been done to prejudice that cause
-11 the minds of the masses. The "sovereigns"
telt that their rights were invaded ; and they
were therefore notvery respectful to those whom
they regarded as the aggressors.
WI told that Kossuth expressed much sur
prise at tho manner of entering the [WI through
the dense crowd in the itidundit.—the Com
mittee pushing one man here and another there,
in no very gentle manner, without a blow being
struck, or any violence offered to those who
were thus forcing their way through. The re
sult of the arrangements of the committee were
not foreseen by these gentlemen, or they would
have taken precautions which would have pre-.
vented all the disorder that occurred in the Ro
tunda. and which may even yet lead to outrage
nod perhaps crime. Inasmuch as they wished
to hove an rrelrerioe party in the Hall, they should
hove placed guards at the outer doors. ThLs
would have prevented the crowd from blocking
op all passage into the noltSe. and would have
prevented a great deal of what afterwards took
place These facts should he recollected in all
similar cases,—that the People may be kept back
LW When 'lone they take a posason, they cannot b.
drulesi %ruin it—especially by the bayonets of their
friends and daily assoctates they may he pet
sward to edam/nod , a portion of their rights ; hut
ran never Or to sanction what they .oncesre
50 6. tomtit, Tours, sic L. E.
11 atounnraG, l'a Jan. 16th. 1852
This morning soon after the Journal was read,
Kossuth, together with Pmlzsky, his secretary,
and Gov. Johnston, visited the House of Repre
:emotive-a The Speaker immediately descend
ed teem his chair to meet the distinguished
stranger ; and givitiehim a seat on his right, he
was soon after waited upon by themenibers gen
erally to whom ho was introduced, and with each
f whom he has modem moat favorable impres-
Sl.ll. Soon after this ceremony was over, he
visited the Senate—also in session ; —then the
State Library, mud other offices; after which he
returned to his lodgings. fie is to addrecs the
ladies of this vicinity this evening; and will at
tend the batiluet to-morrow eveuing,which is to
take place at lien's. The tickets will be $5
each; and all the amount not necessary to pay ex
penses will be given to the ungarism rovolutiona
ry fund. The House was engaged, to-day, in
examining the election returns of the late elec
tion. lours, &c. L. E.
gga., We are glad to soo by the following,
which we copy from the Nashville Banner of Ss,
turday evening, that the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Charter has passed the Tennessee Le
gislature in an unobjectionable sludie :
LontsviLLE Acu Naettvtt.Ls R•11110AD. —We
are gratified to announce that the hill repealing
the obnoxious restrictions in the charter of this
road, passed the Rouse on Satan* and become
law. This is in every way just and proper.
The different road companies are now, as they
certainly should be, upon a footing of equality,
and the true interests of the public works and of
the country, may be consulted without trammel.
We cannot withhold the expression of our opin
ion, that the Louisville and Chattanooga roads
should connect iu Nashville or South Nashville,
and that while the main depot of the Louisville
road should he upon this -side of the river, a
smaller depot should be located in Edgefiold for
the reception of the freight of that side of the
river.
Cuazton.—The London Morning Chronicle, in
reply to the proposition of the absolute govern
ments of Europe, that England shall cease to be
an asylum for political Refugees, gives Louis
Napoleon, Sehwarzenberg, and the rest, who hold
power on the brittle tenure of popular hatred, a
hint that they may want such an asylum them
selces, some of these fine mornings, before break.
fast. The argument is apt enough, and cannot
fail to be conclusive, even if this was the rook
on which Lord Palmerston split, in refusing
assent to so degrading a proposition. Scarcely
a steamer arrives from Europe that does not
announce some Change, not forseen or calculated
on by common society.
A MA.Bruorn Hon !—We last week saw a speci
men of the hog which surpasses any thing of the
kind that ever came under our observation.
..He w
was brought to town by Mr. Parley Upton ; as
raised by Elijah Parker, of Cambria, Niagara
County; and is owned by Bean Sr. Terry, of Byron.
His weight was 1200 pounds ! If ho keeps on
growing for the year to come as he has for the
past year, he will be a proper subject for the
Museum. Where's Barnum.—Hatavia Ado..
COMMEB.CE ON THE Less.—rhe business of
the Lakes will be great the coming season, be
yond precedent. Such an amount of produce is
in reserve at the Wist, that it will require every
thing which can float to bring them down. We
learn that four new Propellors are building for
the line between Chicago, this city, and Ogdens
burg.—Oswego Journal.
gor It costs England more than thirty five
millions of dollars .a year to support her pau
pers, Half that sum judiciously expended in
reclaiming her sixteen millions of unimproved
;acres, would
_employ all Hie paupers, and add
'annually twice the amount to the permanent
wealth of the empire. • ,
INAUGURATION OP TON GOVIIHNOR'OI TEXA9.7
4,Teges;*was inangdxsted4 Austin
on the 28d Olt:, 'When he delivered addrells,
concluding na follows :. •
It lan•pot untirTexits took her place asreile
of the States of the American Union that; she
occupied tie position -which nature designed for
her. Prom 'that period biihe -piesent7lttii on
ward march'to power and'iniprovement has been
unexampled. From every land emigrants are
flocking, in welcome crowds, to partake .of our
prosperity. From the vine-clad hills.of France
and Germany, from Ireland's green shores and
England's smiling fields,
,and.frout our own sister.
States. they swell the living tide, Until the soli
tary places have been made to rejtiicp,• and the
wilderness to blossom as the rose.
eittm. The Russian gold mines yield annually
about fifty seven millions of dollars:. Most of
the mines are worked on private account, but the
government tax upon the product averages
nearly one quarter of the whole. A large part
of the tax, however, is constuned in maintaining
the police of the gold region.
January 9th. 185, at St. Louis, LOUISA M. SIUP
LRY, wife of John R. Shipley, Esq , and daugbter of
Win Bell, of Allegheny City.
On Sunday afternoon last, at the residence e( William
Richards, in South Pittsburgh, Miss SUSAN LOUGH
RAN, of South Pittsburgh.
The funeral ot the deceased will take place TO•DAY
at d o'clock The friend* of the family are requested to
n seed
Mutual Life insuranee
THE KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY ,
4g Covington, Kentucky.
Ginarsoty Wuud 8100,000.
Cr Insects lives upon the Mutual plan, et Joint Stock .
rate , of premium, arid it is believed, offers the most sim
ple. reasonable, safe and equitable plan yet devised for
Mutual Life Insurance
Pamphlets furnished, information given, and applica
tt.,ns received by J. TURBETT, agent.
127 Wood street.
seamy. Dit.woarn. Medical Examiner. sl9
To Jour 11. 011711113. Ego . Maros or Pmeaugon:
Sir—The ;subscribers respectinn. request you to
•ll a mee.ine of the citizen. if Pittsburgh, at Philo
on I ac,.day, the 20th instant, at 7 o'clock, le order
to een.ider the propriety of memorializing the Legisla
ture in roe-ranee to a proposition now berme them for
di.mentinuing the ease of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania agate/like Wheeling Bridge Company. We
submit to you and the - public, as a ground for the call,
the (allowing telegraphic dispatch from T. Penney, one
of our members:
. . .. .
HAREEISBVIO, January 19,1852
Gan. Wag. LAatataa, us—Vending, Joint Resolution to
discontinue Wheeling Budget ease. Rerhoicstrem im
mediately T. PENNEY.
Grotge Block, Cornelius Dmi.igh,
Hobert S. Hays, Wm. Latimer, jr..
Th : Umbstaetter. Tho I. lialiAvrell,
Cearles lihnier. 6corge,Darsie, . '
John Ifoline.., Tbrimar Clarke.
In pursuance of ilie ahove application, 1 herehy re
quest the Citizens of Putt burgh to meet at Pit to Himt,
st Seven o'clock P M.. tblo (TUI- SOAP) evening, the
tbth of January, letit it/ il ti B GUTIIHIIi, 211•iycn
nankii• OrrtelL. Jano.ry 19. 1 0 52 - hallnit
FESTIVAL AND SUPPER
Sot
The Benefit of the First Iteptiat Church.
ri 'HE Ludic, of toe Fast Haptht I..burea-would
•peettally announce that they will give a FC.Pliiiti
nod ...saer on THURSDAY EVENING, Had-just, at
H•LL,—the proteeds to be applied 10 aid in
the payment of t..e debt contracted by the re building of
their hoo.e of worAbitt, destroyed by the great fire of
1845.
All ihe delicacies ofthe season, in connection with ale
sapper. brill be served up in superb style.
The celebrated While's Beuss Used have kindly vol.
buttered their scrvires for the occasion.
No pain. will be spared to make the evening pleasant
and agreeable to the company.
'nexus to Supper 50 renzio--to be obtained at the door,
st A. H. English k Co.'s Book Store, and from the fol
lowing committee of arrangements t
Cieo W. McEwan. Edw. Arthur's H. B. Bracket.
W. H. Evenson. I - dw. D. Jones, Jacob Boobver.
Admission to Refreshment HaU, to thase who have no
or tent, In cent.
Doors open from SP. M. Sapper at 7. ia2oaldi
L. KOS:- UT —A splendid foil len g th enter:tidal(' of
tbe • riovernor of Hungary, " Louis Koasufh,
100 ter etved. For .411.1 (act.. each) at
THOS.t. A. HILLtEIVS,.
fird 110 Wood street. near EOM,
Proclamation
.ITV OF rm.:40%7110'1.55.-1n pursuance of the
, following Resolution, paved by the Common Court
C4:04 the City of Pintborgb. on the lOth day of January,
A. 1 1 1-51 —.Enured. That the Mayor be directed forth
.. with to 14.100 his Proclamation, ordering a new elec•
o poi, to 611 a vacancy ie the delegation to the Common
- for the Third lit'sed, , •-1, John R. Cadmic,
Ma' or of raid City, do issue this, my proclantation.;de
sleet ng that 011 FRIOS 30i dap Antiaty,
LIU the freemen of the Tided Ward, 04 said City, guali
li-d to vote for members of Inc Rosso 01 Represent*.
tire. of Mi. Commonwealth, will meet at the place of
hisidang their electi-us. and elect by ballot one citizen
of sent Word to be n member of the Common Councilor
Aid • rl
'l3iven owlet my Land and sool 'of said illy of Pitts
1.1,10..111..19 lk Jay o( January. A. D.
p.An3.t. .1011 N B. GUTHRIE. Mayor.
ECl==l2
1401 , .Wttl'Al•ER ()Flit% FOR s.4*Le —A first-rale
partanny a now affitrded to go into the Notrapa
rwr na•lne•• rhe strt,le nr one-hail or a Democratic
paper, In one of me Western counties or Pennsylvania
s. for .ate The County 111 decidedly Democratic, sad
the • dice enlists the whole of the County patrmtage
Tae raper I." a Conti Cirentillloll and la bulthiegs Is
profitaJte Ptittlite And Otleantroll2o.lC 120•0 u. Cann,
sadure the pre.rat proprietor. to sell addreno, either
refunnoity Or ley latter NARCRR & PHILLIP:A.
mdse.( Editors of Post, **main:mob. Pa.
lassaelog elehool. ,
Ikill undernigned niturrut hit friends and the pub'te in
4e Or{ 01, that Ito has removed his dwrlliug tram Mr.
1 Reinhard., Third went. to No. 16 Penn cireet
Hr .oen.ln to gore lc-atone in :he art of dancing, every
Monday."Pite.day.Thurndav sad Friday evenitign, at the
Vigilant Room.. 'Third ntrroyt. He will al t o trive• lemons
every Tuesday and Tharintay afternoon at the Vigilant
Rooms: and every Monday and Friday afternoon, at
his private renttlence, anove mentioned.
Itc also inform, his hicinee and the eilvgenn of Rirm-
Meham, that he intends to ;ice lenvnnz in of dan
cing. at that place, every in ednestlay and Saturday af
ternoon. All (hone who winh to avant themselves of the
present opportaal'T to learn to dance. can call on Mr.
tilebt , r, or Mr Holmes.. near the Market Hotline, Birm
in cimin, where they can rereiva , the neerinstri Informix
tion in regard to terms, ac. F. 11.101 TER
7s.4elm Profes4or of Dancing.
-- ,7ji - ATT..l7tzs ANDilthlinZtihNPT. —7.ii . dey, Airco
. tom. Pertain ant the Ladies' Nationai blegazmen
fo , Vebrintly, , are received at %VALLI+, No SS Fourth
street Duiuss' Ness Wort ; Sketches in France, equal
0 rhst kern): Pketehcs to Ireland; Home and its in.
titience—a Slot y for the Home Cirele.
"or salts al above. 5420
Hitt I's AND tiliOt'S or AWCTon. ••••• 9-harsday
'S morning, January VA, at JO o'clock, at tbe Hummer
c.a.! Sates Rooms, corner or Fifth and Wood areets,
a 11 be sold on a credit of three, months on sums over
s4,o,o,,t,o;oampppriro.Vinegd
men men's super sewed call boots; .nd
ant boy •• coif morocco, seal, kip and thick boats; men
and lamps' sewed and pegged can; kip and thick brogans;
gent,' pumps and slippers; ladies' and misses' gaiters,
oust me and ties; Jenny l,,ud boots; patent leather
I.lld fen', g•iters, des, shoes and fancy boot; shoe
in read ;sects ; men and boys' bats, caps, he.
m2O P M. 'MAVIS, Auct'r.
Nesi - Books I
t's CRIVED AT MINER & CO 'S,No, Smith
s? held Street—
t• Oodey's Lady's Book for February;
— Peterson's Ladies' National 111agazine for Febrtincy;
No In Pictorial Field Book of the Revolution;
No.'s tit and 17 London Labot and the Lonkm Poor ;
A lily Lawrence, or the F'reemason's Voughter, by tho
author -f the Stanfield Hall;
A othetitt ,, Lire of hit excellency, I.ollill Keissuth, Gav
e root of liungary. Ills progress iron his childhood to
hi , overthrow by the combined armies of Auttrin and
Su,sts, with a fall report 01 hit speeches delivered in
England, at Fouthompton, Winchester. Loudon, Man
chester and Birunngrhani; to which is added, his Address
in , ye people attic United States of America. Dedica
ted to at Hookah l'utdithed in London by Bradbury &
ja**o
S"4 l ' --41 b °"' fi lle "ZrErai t, ";waNakfr.Pcfs'
) .0 , No. 10 Market street.
a lOW —. )( I.U.r to r.r tor sale by
ja42ti SItERRIFF d BINNING
BF 4 )4AMS--;00 doe sseorted, In store and -for stile by
Ja2o SIGERRIFF & BINNING.
VEGAR--30 blrk. Piste Oilier - , foisaiiiiiy
_je2o SH ERRI - FP & BINNING.
(IROPT- 1 4 tiblii iiriiie - siiiii7oiim),l in 4;i;.i•eand - bir
N ' '' l .' by (lii^l4l SIIRRRIFF & BINNING.
AND AbllE.—Dr. o:..good's Indian Cho
gogue , e. rum cure for Fever and Ague. FOr
role by JAMES A. JONES,
JUT/ corner of Lintrty and Hand atneet..
I)ETRoLiasai t)lt ROCK OIL—For um le•by: . . ,
/ ja2o JAMES A. JONES.
Li ONE'S COUGH CANDY For Cough-, Colds,
1l flow molest, Difficulty of Breathing, ke. For sale
I , v Tia.lo.l .1 AMES A. JONES
[TSB A N IPS C A I,CTNE SI
ti ATOSrs27A.—ii - tiliiiliF,
Htor .Jr% by ijoi.'ol JIOTES A. JONES:
'I be Saloons.
Iti THF. ATIIEDLEUM DINGS,LIngart aTBSIiT,
arc always supplied with Fresh Oysters, cooked iu
the various styles, and served up in a manner to please
the most fastidious Hot Coffte,Tes, Pastry and other
refreshments, at short notice.
IL7 A Private Saloon for Ladies,
ALSO—Hot, Cold and Shower Baths, ready at all
i 101.11 1 ,, from 7 A. M to ll P. M. [ja2o
VALUABLE PROPERTY goa SALs.—Four Lots in
Allegheny City, bounded by South Common, San
dusky street and Canal. These Lots are near the Ohio
and Pennsylvania Railroad. Depot. Terms of payment
made easy--secured by bond and mortgage.
ANDREW LAECII. Jr.,
WM:2w No 143 Fourth }tree
Gazette and Journal copy.
ASHMERES AND MUSLINODE•LAINS.—A. A.
1 ,1 MASON & CO , will close out the remainder of their
Caaluneres, de Lollies and other dress goods, at less
than Importer's prices. ja2o
A .1` NEW , iottK CITY PRICES.—HOOD sunset,
A
ing all the most fashionable Gold Jewelry, fine Sil
ver Spoons, Gold Chains Gold Pena and Pencils, Gold
and Silver Spectacles. Also', a floe assoittnent of Gold
and Silver Watches, and other goods at New York
prices, which is about one-half less than usual. ratan
prices in Pittsburgh, and no mistake. If you-willnlease
call in after you have looked at the goods and prices at
the other establishmenia, you will at r once seen.thadir.
ference between their old high combination prices and
outs All 'we ask is a fair comparison of goods and
prices. tiao] No. 51-Market,Straor...
the p a l:l u Ta d ,
r a a
p o u f r p d ry o 8
e i n e. g . ,
, W A Lo o s
, i
f or j a p ; upung Cloth and Leather; and for an. p . urigises
where a steady and uniform temperammie dented; as
a F nd or fo th r
high ~,, 250 degrees Fahrenheit or tinder; constructed
to l e .h e ared by steam tubing No dust generated by
the apparatus, and freedom trent danger byfire, recom
mend Ibis mode of drying to public attention.... -
p j ----- It c Yl i N - o ? ?. l lt b i e te r : -.-
jaw . SCAIFE4 FE; - & LITWIN.
Nuneß—Thenre CompamesopPlusbutgla and InV.
12:561ed to meet Liberty ma-64111d
o e nre7
11 pntadngronai,cds!Tneiint;'itt 10 Voloolt," - A.12‘
p reCip4o,lllardititm, 'and annuntuir,loldin
the Pr4G61,4":0, 4T ) . r_pf. Louts Kossuth, Governor of
DAVID cAMPBEt[44,-.
Bleutt lp[ rcn. Ant aarrep ti: D:ni X. l. Sre : e c a r : :: ll: llt 6 ,:in .;. ; a w r yitb :file ur
i ta -th l iwn t s i s ia lu ti niro l t : edas D riol s yr .
described, that I have dctercuned to abiressZyou this
t e b b e O c in e w n r d:t i r o ld y e e t z h a p a r s r
en ,
y r thei i n in ra c y c . 1 gr . I t ' r e t . l r c t e a o c d: 6 e
t ".l
o f y e o
n f t itt i4 '
0 11 : : e
i d;
ay t ii , n i la d ind M o t o e el
al
and physical sense, ban betnef the - masthead/Mal char
actor. In catty life, at f'sehool, I learned th e habit of
Self Abuse, end' cOnlitlued the practice or six years,
without being aware of tutelar:if nature, or thn terrible
consequences sure to folio* Its indulgence. first oh
served oty very much increasers; but notwith
draiiignierefie exceedingly. My sitin
I edb li t e 4s. gart emanda i c o li.a l 4 o t, s ic.o e nxan fic: A ti lte v u e cr ry hadtimbieittaliteowe,d,_thae,
x.
and I baud my memory not so good
. Ihs a mbil T bge r i oem titiuneldicPnqs°eg e tnli M nithtc y lima T ftriiail, . i l re also d, experienced a total disability to con..
centrate my mind on an one idea for even stilton time.
My legs became very fe y
eble, and tottered in walking.
I also had great difficulty in retaining my urine. In this
enfeebled condition, my friends advised me to consult
The famity . PhYtticlint,"who soon Obtained - frcroi"mithtich
information as stmiified him of the cause of my com
plaints. He impressed on me the necessity of relinquish
ing the habit, pointing out the moral and physical ruin
sure to follow its indulgence but could not cure me et
its e ff ects which I suffered. 'The symptoms, nocturnal
discharges, inability to retain 'mine, a flow of semene
on the least exertion, continued to grow upon ine every
day. At this time the !amity physician, abovehlloded to,
advised me to consult you. After a crateful perutial of
your adveztnetneol,l came to the conclusion that my
case was one which required your treatment, and I
thank fortune I did so, and cannot let the present oppor
tunity pass without again adverting to the beneficial ef
fects which your medicines and advice have bad Upon
me. How great must be the reward here and hereatter,
of one who oreatcs so much happinesi In the world. I
have no need of saying any mare. Enclosed you wifl
find a token of my gratitude.
I remain y our+, eve -- grateful,
J. JOHNSON.
To Dr. Blanchard, No. 68 Smithfield street- Yon am
at perfect liberty to make reference publicly to my'ame.
a2l)
CITIZENS'
Insurance Company of Pittsburgh.
C. G. HUSSEY, President.
SAMUEL L. MARSHELL. Secretary.
OFFICE, 94 WATER STREET,
between Market and Wood strew, ,
! - Insures BOIL ana Cargo
On the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and tribulaein.
INSURES atealwn Lor.s oe Damage by Fire.
ALSO— Against the Perils of the Sea, and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
DIRECTORS.
Wm Latimer, Jr.,
Samg M. Ki,r,
Hua ßa se g y a ,
Hugh D. King, William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, Jr., D. Debaser)
Hartiangh, Francis Sellers,
.:darard Weraleton, J. Sehoonmaker.
Walter Bryant, Samuel Rea .
Isaac M. Pennock. bas
aITATE: air:Prue'.
PIRA INSURANCE COMPANY.
BARRISBORti, PA,
200,000 DOLLARS.
DesiOed only for the safer classes of property, has an
ample capital, and affords superior advantage• to paint
of cheapness, safety and accommodation, to City and
Country hlerehants and owner• of Dwellings and isola
ted or Country Property.
A. A. CARRIER, Actuary,
novlt Branch Office, 54 Smithfield at., Pittsburgh.
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford, Conn.
Capital Stock, - - VM,OOO 00
Asset., - _ - 44',,88,34.
irr Office of the Pittsburgh Agency in the Store Room
of DlTardy tr. Loomis, N 0.69 Wood street
nov4uf R. H. BVSONs Agent:
Orleans! Insurance Company,
ALBION. N..Y.
CAPITAL 111150,000. ,
Secured in accordance with the General ISM
- ranee Law of the State.
11H6 above prosperous and responsible. Company,
having eomplied with the requisitions of the law of
this State. is now issuing policies by their Agent on the
most favorable terms, consistent with prudence and
ea retr 0 NICROSON, President
H. B. arcoLLu Ai. Secretary.
Office, No 51 Smithfield street. Pittsburgh;
octtritf A. A. CARRIER, Agent.
Associated Plroursings Ilisiourance Compa
ny of the City of Pittsburgh.
W. W DALLAS.' Pren't—ROßEßT FINNEY, Seel;
W 111 tame against FIRE and MARINE RISKS
oreal kinds.
Wes is fifassossraasta HOW*, Nas.l24 and 125 Waidrit.
DI W.SCTOBS :
W. W. DaliS4. Joho Anderson,
It C. Bowyer, R. B
Wm. M }vigor, H B. Wi:kins,
Rube' t Finney, rhatles Kew.
William liorwao. William Collingwood f .
A. P. Anahotz. Joseph Kaye, •
William P. Wrighter. fia9
Pittsburgh Life Insurance co4opaor.
cern/a. 0100,000.
orincx.rio. 75 Follatli STREIT...O
OFFICERS:
?mordent—Jame, S. Soon;
Vice Pretridnnt—Samuel hrelarkan
Treasurer—JosepleS. Leech.
Secretary—C. A Colton.
fir Soe ad oceliactnent in another part o/ paper
rnyW c.
MIFFS MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Third Stieeti•Pitsibargh, Pa.
(G7' MCI AitLIPNtD IV 1840: Incorporated by
. the Legislature of r'ennsylvani a, with. Perpetual Chanel
Facuitg—P DUFF, Principal: Authoi of the • North ,
American Accountant" and „ Western t-tramborit AC
countant." Professor of ISook-Reaping and Commer
cial Selennes.
.1 I) WILLIAMP. Pro motor of Commercial and Or
namental Pentuaushtp.
N D HATCH, Eau , member of the Pittsburgh ear,
Professor of Mercantile Lau•.
CHARLES HARTISERGIin, Architect of St. Paul's
Cathedial; Professor of Architeetaral,filechanical and
Landscape Drs wing. . • •
With several able A atiytants the Book-Keeping De
. pa run- nt.
It Rill he foimd. on ref4renee to any of our city um/-
chanty Or bankers.that the Principal of thi. Institution i.
the only practical acconniant Li this city, devoting his
whole time, talents, and &beetle years' exp-rien , (in
Setting books,) to teachiorphis important science. His
Treatise upon Hook-Keeping, published by the noro ti
or New York, bait beenXanctiorted by the American in
rtitute. and Chamber Of Countaree, of that City, as the
moo complete work upon the `Aienee extant
Willkins' specimens of-Promauehin having takes
the first 91111/121“43 at the but annual fairy, both in Alle
gheny an./ Cineinnati, he is now admitted tote the best
penman in the west,
de•iivu• being thoroughly and practir nlly
Qualified tar business, wilt find no Institation west of
the ramin , atus nTertng no many obvious advantages—
t usin,ss mrn having no confidence in any instmettire of
Rook Keepiut, but Minns who have themselves kept
Routs.
thrculor,, with terms, mailed to all pato. of the coon
try, an application to Mr. Dud, al the College. attB
0 - Book Keeping. &ie.—Book-Keeping. Pon
manthip.Arilhmelie and Afeanunical Aharting, taught at
tt K CEA laßintita'S Pitiabnroll Connberrial Mee. Per
sons darning- instruction to an r of the above named
branches, or any information concerning the arrange
ma at‘are invimd to coil at the College and get. a Circu
lar. flioaneaa how. both day and evening. See'
vorti.ecucnt in another:Column..
College Rooms eorttor o Market and Third street!.
Collecting, Dill Poitingg, tea.
JOHN 'CO it 13 - 11 Y-
Ey - Attends to Boliecting t Bill Posting, Distiibuting
Garda and Circulars 6ir Parties, Ebb., A.c. •
gre. Orders left at Ate Office of the • retort:tint Wm, or
at Holmes' Periodical Store,Tbifd Ate-promptly
attendee to,
eitcris'a agtserire otypea,
Post Office. Buildings, Third Street.
f IKEN.ES.SFIS taken In weathers, from it A. M. to
.IL4 SP. hi., giving. an accurate artist,* attd animate
likeness, unlike and vastly superior to the " com
mon cheap daguerreotypes - " at the following cheap
82,00, 63.00,54,00,55,00 and upward, ac
cording to the size aod quality of case or frame.
Hours for ehtfitren, from It A. M. to P. hl.
N, It —f.ttencsses of sack or diseased pensdns Laken
an any part of the city. I n0v...1y
ID. I n calling attention to Dr GDY.ZOTT'IMProe 4I
Rztroct ei Yellow Voek and Serseproiart, we feetconfi
dent that we are doing a service to all who "may"be of
filmed with 0.-erefuletts and other disorders originating
in hereditary taint, or from impurity et the blood. We
hove known in lances - within the apbOorii ohr equain
tance, where the ntoi formidable'distempers have been
cured by the a.e of Otstr.tesKtriaeref Yellow Dock arul
So.soparii/a
It is one of the few advertised meditines that cannot
be stigmatized with quackery, for the Yellow Dock"
and the qarfnperilia " are well known to blithe tenet
ellierent, (atTl, at tloymme time, Innexious) agents In the
whole Moreno Medico. and by far tho best and p.nrest pre
parations of them k Dr. Golzon's Yellow Dock and &tr.
saparilia. See gdvrrtlaement
'Mad" Fellows , Hall, Odeon Fourth
street, beresren Woolf and ..Srm "AMU streets.—Pittaburgh
Encampment. No. 2, meets tst and adTuesdays of each
month.
Pittsburgh: Degree Lodge .tio.4,Enee ts 2d and4th Tues
days
Mee hanics' Lodge, No. 9, meets every Thursday even.
ing
%erten Star Lodge, No. 24, meets every Wednesday
evening.
iron City Lodge, No. 135, meets every Monday ev'ng.
Mount Moriah Lodge, No. 360, meets every bloaday
twOiting, at Hilton Hail. corner of Fifth and Smithfield:
Zoceo Lodge, No: ;!., meets every Thursday evening,
at their Hall, corner of Smithfield and Filth streets.
Twin City Lodge, No. 241, Meets every Friday evens
log. Halt, corner of Leacock and Sandusky streets, Al
logheny City. [Mayiatiy
Angerona Lodge, I. (0,-..4r 0.
Angerona bodgelVo.2S9, I. 0. of 0. F.- rneeta every
Wednesday evening in Washington Rau , , Wood meet
ja4:ly
ut O. IN—Pieced! Meeting,Washington
flail, Wood street, between sth and Virgin Ailey.
Ftvinstranu LODGE, No.- 336—Aleets every Tuesday
oeening.
51xaco5trum kl.vcolormititt, at and 3d
Friday of each month. • marls--LT
ej- Kimball's lit arab .I..ustre...Vor giving. a
beautiful gloss Cambries, Collars,
Shirt Elosomsat.c.. - ttnd preirenting the iron from adhe
ring, and, alio, dam from sticking to Linens. It Colltai I/ I
nothing injurious Manufactured by C. W. Kimball.
Sold Wholesalemnd Retail by r _
KEYSER & Ageing,
iuTlin Wood street.
E ra ponikumption
L art b o l :thi n e i pl e p aa er. e..".
nitDOWELLi..
N ALL'S SYRllieUftip,oposes w cure this hitherto,
incurable malady. The proprietor of this great medi
cine says that it is working wonders in the eareinf
Tor rittsbnrett and
bt
e(pient, Tukarcular and Confirlard Corniumption.
Re E ri o d r ad ,,a v i :r t t u. tsemeat
g inoino s th e e tt r
140 Wood meow •
Only Wholesale. and Retail Agents
bapulam
DEAFNESS, noise/ in the hcan,and all disagrect
'side .dischttraes from the ear, speedily and permanently'
laved without pain or inconvenience, by Dr.-}lailT
jeLf;Princifial /waist .of tho'N. V. Ear Surgery, who;
meg be consulted mita ARCH street, Philadelphia; ream
to 2
Thirteen: -- years ClOB6 - and armoat'andirridact
tothis branchLica has arrkbled,int t -
radaeablatarratrenf auzaerra,aoa ;
fiad.Oractsr - corrfirmed'and'alricaOr caseCiteld
stwia ittePti9wto - thAVIZIOAP/Asa nbs~ :',"',:flitteir'
Pries of Adrniuion--Eirst Tier and .1' simetto 60i4
Second aid Third Tiers 2504 Reserved seats in Dress - ~.,
7to
Circle, 75Cents, large Privy ses,enthns,lSEVloi small •
PIIVISte Boxes enure,*s,oo ' • . -_, •
Doors open at 61 &clock. cumin riios at 7. . .:.
Nonce TO ran Prrauc. The' Theatre -is rendered
warm and comfortable, by the introduction of stoves and •
patent furnaces
trr Lam night of the engagement of Mn!. Wetrnerf
OD which eeeation wrilltliq presented Itruzebtatoplar. of
THE SCRA NG ER. .
TUESDAY EVENING, January Dialaillierd,
The perfonnances. will com
Mrs. Haller,• • • .Mn. VirdilsiEa.
The Stranger' •• • • •••-• ....... •••••••••Mr..C..Poster.
Dance, - ' Latrafte - Geerana.
• Magyar , s.War Song,. Mr. Burnett.
The whote'te .
TOE Av 17. ii.D,ur Tits MOOR.
Andrew Meek likand - f . .; - : : .• 14 e . • - iiii•ft“.Mr- 1,1 ' 311 naff •
Counter!.. ..... —.. • ..• MT% Vickery
•
([3 To o~~r~ow ; iltnt~tc~. n'Warner
Ne3v der_rx.ftc rIUN
R W/NTEVeITYRIrer ZED larrisfiros or
NSW Oti EMIOn 4 , DlollAffLatis ,
New Dissolving Vlow",- Citromettropo
AT LA! ASKrTE (FALL:
EVERY EVENING THIS WEE
Wan Ins =clines-or ntertebiyarcinmi),
fru E Exhi baton win • core mem, Willllllpeiridis °Nicene*
on Me River Remr,, toltsCityiNglTlEWS, repre
limning 'Ruins, •Moortiiisti*, Mies, Sest*Ariemt, &e., tea
numerous to mention idle lueelltlvgb%eAadverusement.
After %remit, a- grand display of -
six cRfuItdATROYE
with it variety of , ALSW illmemorpeosea.- The,
Inge entertatrunenty4o..ecruelude - ,with, teo-rar,ftuud
e C a li bj Ej‘ ee l ts iC , A
sn i. ree p pi l° M ß, e A tTi l tllo .lliP t ira bani( iil9 e:pe tti t e lli f iar (lib r i t n bf
natural day, rep rePenting uatUre In at iti brillinnor, -
MILAN CA*l HEDR Ur, .131chttle.w.3 . 0ebtatteg;41.,
night
p sl asticialu request. the rtit
ke , correo, 'nth/al keiruseittl
in BEt.SHAIZAR'S FEAST will be se:producedL.
INTERIOR OF ST MA DEOA NE) team), Nlght_View
Celebr. tier'. of IHO Vasa.... . • • -
O, F io :D k A r . B l7 "" fa n HiluDlTTOW,ll4l6.B4mßilltitaillyPariteCtirnool;
erg" Tickets '2.5 cerstiv.onlr'‘'hildien-linder 1.4 belt
Doors open In 7-; ;
precisely.
ID - Fail deseript on in mall built
CONTINUATION 'Or TEE . -
Circa( Sexszi..annual Saile; , ":lPor.2lo 113374 3
kr A. A MASON & CO , 5..„ MOM OA Marta street.
their *leeks of Shnant,-Silkt,'-Freneh-liert
woe. lleramettas,. Alpaca', Cashmere*; -Detaltfes, Do
mini.: Goads, tof th rwtmovcrrocitcratticfe r ieillbo
mark,' down to 'flat . loWpr plicq3t , litoa Twx3irt.milrs
°NIT. ::4tiabE"7:
- FOIL SALE. : •
/4 LOT-OF Clsol/.7lDia..HOggliPlita'alUtraft‘'„
it Third Ward or Ituceito•or Pittaborstr,itear High.
street, un being26dreet frcult•orsiPehnlyPonissisifenne,-
assd luoutog bock lt7 feet- The property will be sold,
(clear of alt acumbranedb except an accusal ground
rent of one taudired and 'slity•ave dollars, to whieb tt
la now !object On the propertY are sevenv?od-tertel
Uleole—fiVE brad( and two frame—all two MOMS Alin } -
tll.l teuuog lor lilt)Out five hundred dollareannually.
Price, 51200; SCUD cash, Sind .VBOO in 6 montbdt;by,
good endorsed paper. WM: FILIENTk".
Jaltf • Ilirrl2d Fourtlsiireet; '
POSITIVR SLXE
E m TIBE s wocm,ool".. • •
illroottzwitA
•
it
J. V. DILLS,
MI. AVING deferminedlai dievii:basiefein by the :of
April. next, tea paaltively...millaiiii..:entlre:aloelfs'
without reserve,
• SAT - COST ;or
The snack on hand is luree and_wetl moored. being • •
fresh goads n( tereiit putchuse,.eomritltina.
all ad.°, tnioit-of- Do•ii , •stie'God'lkinoth'C lo, - 41( nereli : •
and VePiill . 4o, Linea .4
erode*. ZititiattiP- Alp4Ceti;' , '
hair- i.ustrvi Mons de. Lanni, Plain and det/Wltfllka
assortment of oilier newityM dreesgoOdt,_ : .;
SILKS—A large stock of Pinin Bleak Lbetre;
and Plain ebameieon dread OR plain Madrasaft ;
skLANYLSBrorhe, egadee and
large aiisortnient nf Bay slite Long Blitneter W!hitor an ti
,
colored ware and silk stiaarls. ••
Aa the eaurwstoc It will tie claim& amlattbalitatlandlft.
naatedi'ittatiy of them goods will be cold At prices with •
'ant regard to east. .Custorite tit may ilte*fdre'tely.on,lof,
nig offered tbe: •
13742,21 , 6 V
BEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON!
!teat ~atata ( grate
'• - "
nem EASN"VER Ars— lIOUSE end rAvr on
wood suet. t. Pittsburgh; OEcut:lied by 'll.PCitl • '
ly & CO, as a Glass,Warchntise AlsO, a Rowse an at.- '. • .•‘•
In Matschester, occupied by , StnaeL , Churah, adini,inag • .
Charles Br wer. The House lams' solistanually built'••
on either side thereTa u fine stints' of ertirer.Aiyoreltard. .• • -
of thriving peaeb trees,:arid d•
eve•• requlreinent To 'art: •
e (agent country non.', onzike ;Lot. Also, - •
Moriongnheta - -liivel, - having the Roll lig ABU of MB- .
ler, Church &Co on the east. For telitnN apply to
• • JOS. KNOX, Attorney at Lawn=• - .
ja117:1&orlin Grant street, Pittsbnpit. - -1 - • -
beretofore7elhoinwli.
Al tureen the stiliseribers, dialer the :Ilatue: of
er. Lone fa Willer., was-dissolvett on,..the Ist:instant, bs. • ••
the withdrawa/ of !Welk Gallagher. The business will
be settled by fie remaining pa rtnersjat the old.stand....- - .:F.
KUGK G fiLLAGIIER
SANIT/Els, A. LUNG,
P.HiIIiLLER.,'`.
r• • •
RTN ERSHIP.—Wi• have asaociatrd - wii hitt e /atlas
P •
Phillips, and (ht. hasineSa.rif Bell and Brass Found..,'. •
tug end Gas Fitting...will hereafter -be 'conducted under
the style of Loag,Alitler &P.* , at the old stand,No:lop
Front .street, between Wood andSnaithAeldr. ; .
•
N.B.—The services ot-llnghGelliglnerlirill -bek.coo
tinned to the new firm t.•
LyillltsDlNG LOIS Ft if?: SAbll: 4 -Sixty feet Of Grenthd,•. l -
D- on the corner of Third street and chailee.rylAne.',..l..„
eighty-five feet deep: -This property ds oft** corner .
the second sutrare.belovir Market street ;•enid. for, •
vale resitenee is the most suitable-of any, now
being convenient to in.ttket and bu•inesa. ••••••.• • -
For tarms, .te:.avbich wilt be - reasonabitomply to,
J'hlEd
' at the. Office of tbe Gat Company,
jal7:lta or of FL:WOODS, Eaq., Fourth
A Chard: . '
1 1 11 r. untlesdaded Lavinifiadh‘p . robeity (Ilestroyed„. ,
by the recent fi re at ozewleXleyville,),pikdially
/lured in the State Mutual Instirance
C. Rana, Agent, No. Stemithfieldatreigreet* it aladttty
to state to the Company have flirty :and honorably ar
nt.hgro the amount dna- hfiti. nn' his pohnnum&pahr:thn
same mompay, though nut:bound to do - to. Toraotno
mouths to come. JOE.PII, SoffßAVElidel•di.z.
Siterickirp, Pa , January 15,1142,..da17:44N? .
DISSuLUTION oF VARTNEMSHlP.—;Ttiet•Partherrt
fillip heretofore existing lietreen-liiiihturillerifee`t
and A. P. Anshatzi.nruier..the - Eith;litddattuit - Rhodeli ac
Co.. i, this day
. diasolyed by trialo!kl nonaant. ;The b.....
L
nesa of the &in viiil he.setce bielther Orth - eipanies.
''3o 'MX . RRODES, _ . -,
A EDT. 4C7.314UT2'.. ' - -
Pitt:burgh, Januxtri
• • .
The busiuess will be- conducted, as' laretoroyely:theZr
subscriber, at the old.etand:lict.6.Wooilstreet. , -.
jal7 , • ,•.- r • - 1 :30.411G.k.f15QD6P.1
ROACiI RAT - AND EMT
In u 4 put:Wow this:preparation is.eraiteitAirree;
emit train-.any *tither fit 'create& arias irkolieekluaitttia
the v9 1 ' 4111 ' 4 • whidhOit'el.':eXitb4illitt :.eferSeit.
death. With ari:ordioary umoant , •of ease, art:temible:
danger eau - accrue ficais ukink I.t.'• - rritelueuerategtraarttr
rid is star. gaaraplae or • the estiatarcausith•satieXT..i' -
ts'held.hy.tbe publie. Give Scoots
bor. For Pale al •
jal7 - ',se-..s.m.rrtirrer4),sTAKurz.
vita A oorpfornoig . Anat.' t 1 USe-,:orlitlC:,7'
gOsd cellar, *el:amf leaf aadbolCoOV ,
in front,. k.ituate to central ead.l4esirabtelpeati,on. , :cm,,,
Gram, beiciw Thild , iteets N0:34, Beat lOW tvreux-,',
ALSO—A Bnek,ilouse, Zit!. 0: an afeet,:ne.g.ls.,
Markel- Immediate Pagnsidan. :Relit azisitv n lw i? .
S,
jul9 .
IILT - oTlCE:Zlri..nti that wish:. icv knosin . .sthe 'Arum of day
I.‘ it you still lake the , troublettixtilrlit,..ROOMS.Yott
can there get a fine watch that - rvill keep. true. time and'
very low ; say tit about acter kmlE - the - Price: yon..ssitt. - have,
to pay fur the allm c guatity,-..at
chops in this city You ran 4 . 40
and time anything in the way oftine rich' and firshuteuaa,;...
tile gold jewelry. at Ira real Irclite,and not be obliged
nay the. ,Jewelera Ifin per Vent profit; (Decoders . ..you;
havejarmerti had MCC: aro dealt mind what they 84, but--:
come and look at-the goods and. - ptioes.before you ptirt,; . :
ettsae elsewherejarr'
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T4oussni.t t , AionA to•ddy—
aa naiory; &lambic and todie'propardes.of tiria_Wiri
egar, t ender supe!iarlo. Colowric . T4ter...far.lbs-iii.:-
vinery purposesof : thelnit-Itipfacrents
Pimp es, reitar antilna , l4kin. it refresh-
ens and ernitena-tho alimi'recilerinklivpft•za'rid atartoth.
Price 50 cents per:bottle:t- For satebz,.:
corner. Liberti?And'Hantatreetir
../o6 9140
CREASts —for sale t y
jar? .
i' - 'tl..,OVSKSEtili—tint in store:atit far 'sales by
is EffilealtTi "SILL
. -
, 7
. : No; & '
ad for safe by •
l) jal9 in 'l°7 :STttAßT'gttia.'
ttOONIS---350 doz intore anillor'sele'by:
ion : f- SWART :fP.
(1 LASS--2041 bxs. Bby .1.0, - ; Rad 12.1ty,14;i:de
G4".tpsay,e,
NAILS —LO keg tiosevoiod.otar.ot.
jail) - 3Ttrearr4
11$ do . do Otackq:..An stoTojto4 7
.forgirte.A#'
j 41.0 - , STU-4 - 41 1
- .
rIOBACCO-20 b xs assorted, for v=tietry •-• • ..
jal9 STOART.it -SILL
viNFAmil_so b 4 3 ou store unct lot
=. STUART-A.
RICE -5 I"7B7dSyNt°llollt.sit
iTe!'iacti kt s
Y t - a a t 1Lt,_; ,, 2 :),_ „ , ,., :::,
jal9 •
HOtiliDER, AUSS--Of .,
0 sale by [ /alai 151? ' hl7Ol-ViVEIV
pft USSEs--For th,e . r44 l, tacr. re Or ifie. 3
I tura, for gabs by`
jal.9-
N I citvE , S Callan CINDY —o
0"13. loartenens,.e444l4eTiotoe. n - e dr.•, .c
o ld •amanntanweral-prer t , by . iti a e_ 1,-f
-,J09 KEYSER-ZI,IIDOWE,LL
9fIDOZ. '
ay ja° XVITSKR.f&WDOWELL_
RAND'e urb t
sale by tial9l KMErt:*. AIoctWELL
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T ONG SHAWLS.—A. A. MASON 4c Co, aro
-IL4 math* balanee 4n.d s9•Blattydat t i
44,50ittid` -
' OS aND_Tatt,:aiSterraS.—..a..A:.,alASOZ,M;
--a Ca. - urc vlosiiigt qui,- all - their sank- Of Pte
Maxims,- Paxsznattnla;-.&ipteeens, ctc he s,
XV .YSEIV Jtc 'hi'D.OVVEGI4
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