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PHONCTICIiTIIOE O OF TEACHING TO
I 7 is asserted by an eminenteducationist, that
learning to read is the most 4 . 1401;ii of :11Umpa
an4„-evorY school teacher in, the
land, knovis it to be true The cause 0
-dur,6 0 0 5 - , is, that - while them s .;nrerilmit forty
pounds 4n..the English language , which have to be
teireeenied, there are. but twenty-six letters to
it with _these;; _ therefore, by twisting- and
- ttfralogicritopinglituli=stretelithic, , areimade•-to
ria:OrrellA . 3 1 eS Ired fprtyi, characterno t by
*4llysten4tiefirraiigeraintf itOt'by representing
a *alit andanother ear- -
saltral in a secoud,,position,(und " always
represeriting ttieser•sounds when occupying their
a - ssig44oo4misOut are finildled.together
here; and placed fill'up a chink there, in such
indesaribabbi,cOnfuslon; that the;most learned
dictionary' nien - irfs:ngland. , ,or Aluerica, - have
rinvoflieon able ,ter Oa any . rules for , the easy •:
acquirement or vorreet spelling of the language t•:_
To - retrie4:thiikserious hinderaace to eleriieci= -
tary education; the old alplMbet has been revised;
and ordargettso•tiSqo'give to each sound a ainglerL
letter i_Which•letteicenclnevcr any Other, alciays,
stands-for OP same sound ..sa that the art -of
reading consistssimply in being able to 'Speak
rapid succession, the soundaof the . seyerol letters •
in evql7,-Igt#:: the
.pt has
acquired-the ability to read or to spell, a few
wolds_ 4 +if lbe,averege muniber ;of;syll4les, he
lids tlia_ability , to spell and read any words in the
language a
The, following is a:tabular view of the newly
arPlulg-e 3 .'4 l fihal . i4t4 ,, ifteri. little observation_ of
tho'sMiridnOfthe new letters, the specimen of
spelling thet fOlferis,Caile•read .Without much
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rl3olsltXl.o A.LPIEI3.I3ET.
Dinh', letter lan.the power, or sound, of the itsli•
4:m3:letters in the-illustrative words.
Letters nittarillrerlvOrtls•Letters. Illustrative words.
rowd.t. , E.rpladents.
Z - p pole
ft ~a .. . ale Bb. . . bowl
X 4 T . . . . toe
0 e t)." .. . all • Dd . . .• doe
oak 6' q cheer
13 rn ooze j
. . jeer
lifori,rawea• C e . . . . . came
i • - G g. . . game
e.. ell Continuants.
A a ,
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II
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• wood '
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ff• • . . ice
a a oil.
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az . -E:ctic Aliftbetlz *opted tm lert
bnad-and
at iz az VW as einnzus
hwillt-iz ran in wan-fort ov de tiro, and
labur. iz de simpliaiti ov
f !t Attitat.;iM peinsiplz ma be mastunfin
a fix- arz; zrz 'dein proctis far a
nmat in.rediri . and wil enabl de du
`dent,bu uz it wid surtenti aid feed= ;
thaviLde, SOW await- DV practis contiuud
feraics manta er a yer, wil enabl eni was
tin tac•vurbatim reports ov an.rmune, lea
turn. Afsl!
• Whether this alphabet and .mode of spelling
selApyersuppldtit Masa now in use, is a que,stieti
for tho ' se who. spook the. English language to ' •
defedibitio'; .least require the work of •
many. Year3,lol:bring it. about. But, it wet a O._
great use nuryilrif :made 'of It, in acquiring the
ability to . *iitunilsipell the old orthography, as
• the follitturkg,:ei c ernetswill show : • •
. 1 Weiratra. been' letr-te'...theeo"-remarks by a
• visit,)s:oooall'primnry'school - wailer Warren
streetwhereehildrensirsiiinght int:looks
hosingfthe :right: numberrof lettess,.and ;mow.
- - bur to read.intd ipett, the remeltt they hare learned :
to trudingnish these lettere. Children 'that have ,
enjoyed two months instruction in that school, we
aresafetri saying, rend with far more ease and
propriety, than thine who have been taught
'two years in the common school by the usual
tnetbod." -- Bogart Commourtealth.
qdThe icholah which have learned Phonetypy,
and which are Still learning it, ore a-b-c scholars.
They learn to read easy sentences in from two to
three weektytuad will read any thing in three
months.= In' bur primary department ter dent
pretend to teach a-b-c sholors the old troy of reading,
except by the new way first. If 1 was com
pelled to teach the old way of spelling and road
inelmnikt teach the-new way first; by which •
means I should be, a.s well as my pupils, the
. gainer by tom-thirds of my time.— David Parson,
PrincipaL of Jefferson Union School."
Scores of results similar to these might be
referred to, but It is unnecessary at present ; it
bis'eufficlent for us, to have called the atten
tion of teachers and parents to the subject.
Hera is afield for experiment, that promises a .
ricrharvest. Already, in many parts of the
country: the new 7etem is being adopted in the
schools, especially in the ,cilles of Boston, Cin
cinnati, St. Louis, &c. The subject is comman
ded to the consideration of all interested, and
every individual in community, has'some Inter ,
edict oinatter of this kind.
Any further information on the subject, may
be obtained through the Weekly Phonetic Advo
cate, published in Cincinnati, by Longley &
Bro., nt $l, 50 per year, in advance. Phonetic •
&shoot books may also be obtained of them, by
mall, or through book-sellers generally.
Socrates probably knew almost all of the
fourteen thousand male dwellers in Athens. At
onetime' we behold him holding friendly con
verse „ „
111114 "a" priest of the dominant religion
there.' ;And next we see him arguing with; the
. bliyart6: or merchants, or laborers. rerhaps:
we realize hie relations to Athens, if we
failOyjdnireturned to the earth, and behold him
Walking the streets of New Yorit;and takingup
Ilia' Ids mission- of reformation. Behold him.
walking:4l*u Wallstreet in the morning, and
arguing theloilltith the bankers and brokers
on the transient and paltry worth of stooks in
Alcdrii/ Canals'and Erie Railroads, and endeavor
ing te-tin" press-' upon their minds the truth of a
destiny for Matesomewhat higher than this. And
then he astohmta lawyer by the button, and tells : -
him that there will be call for subtle eloquence
at the last . AChalf, pnet one he saunters
into, the Bxchabge, and is soon found addressing
a group on`the nature-of the-Beautiful. At two,
look for, him at Delmonitege, 'arguing the
foolish
ness of this habit of eating-4hat it, is. a -mere
gratification of a want, and thait the'part'of wis
.dom is to keep as far as possible-from tbewant !
At four, you shall find him in close communion
and conversation at some prominent residence on,
Fifth Avenue. After entering into all their.va7 -
riots pleasures and amusements, be will not fail
to 'wind up with some good advice upon the true
life—which is one of temperance, sobriety and
eitePlielq; etc. etc. Imagine him in all these
various phases, awl you shell then know what
BOtrateir was to Athens, and how he - would be
Welcomed among us.—Rao. Thomas Starr King.
BE-COnpninzusive.—Talk to the point, and
stop when you have..reaphed it- The faculty
40me•possess of 'spreading one Weft over a quire
'of paper is not good for much. Be comprehen-
SiTeria all ,you sayorwrite, To, fill a volume on
nothingis no ,credit ~to anybody, although Lord
ChestOrftelsl - wrote_a Very agreeable poem upon
nothing
-'-'There are men who get one idea into their
luisclii;aoflitttane" and they make the'most Of
it Yon can--see it, and almost feel it vrlieti; irk
heir presenae:', et! iqOPCIIB3O[IB it is produced
til ii is worn as this as charity - VW "icituiad
A nO k zrek;.--mrenty;four , peunder tlischarged at-;g
1 it i00 3 16004 , --Frote„hpar , filteulendons - noise,
nee nienlume at isinakei - hutjoalpek in:vain for
thneffeiV,:.Theliirkis scattered to titins. , ltist
op with the Itiginveried,in ylottd,- and
bet iniktharpMhiing : kr:Miggitai4 ilOrishee; - :
filtortletters, sermons, - speeches and paragraphs
are , :favorites'with tte Commend -tts-,to:> the'
14uxit )man ithe.,eirete t?.i his fotherD6SOir.
Eittgoing:to be married,"
old j:enBetnan, who--DeiT'S-On: Go.
6aah tithe mea for action. ilieY4
thimtilitiy - Aai.",-,l l he, halt is pot told is -their.
• 404 -.,:,76-# are worth their weight in gold i fird
teforijianelfeiti life. :Rader, 'be'-atiori:anir
wilt tre-gtort the advictet—john:
The - iroptat4ion of the _Braeilhoe 'Empire is
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MONDAY MOtt,NDIG- ••••
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salasemoneseeftrame 11•111.10,4".• to me Camas arethastabL"
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Del:1007831C County;Committed of once.
• •
In pursuance. to public notice; the Committee
met nt the bciur appointed, lu VAIL Charles Ho
. •
tel, when, upon motion; the following resolution
was uannimousli adopted : •
J:csoiretl, That the Democracy of Allegheny countyre
hereby requested to, meet on Saturday, February l'ith, a at
.the rsual.plares. for holding. primary meetings, and elect,
front cut district; two delegates, to ropy:mint them to Coun
ty Convention, which will &Bumble on the following Wed.
neaq,l6th, at the Court louse, to elect delegates to the
next State Convention.' The meetings will Groats at IS
o'c"olk, P. 31 and remain 'open until 5 o'clock, P. M.
' • DANID CAMPBELL, Chairman.
BLACIMORZ. Secretary.
Messrs: Daraie, GiEteore; and Eyster wil
accept our thanks for Legistative favors.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
PFULADSLPHIA, ho. 29
EDITOUS POST. —The Democratic State Cen
tral Committee hare fixed the meeting of the
State Cotivention, at ficireiSb6rg;on the first cloy
of 31areh, at 11 A. M. •
Vim GAZETTE vs. CONIIIISsIONERs
The organ 'of the Sheriff devoted a column and
ti half to the Commissioners on Saturday It sp
peers to think that they base imbibed a moat
malignant feeling against the Sheriff, and fallen
deeplyiniove - with the Post. From what we
have heard in the brat case, we do not believe
tittit the Commissioners have any personal feel
ings upon the' subject. The course they have
pursued appears to be one of duty to the people,
and not. opposition to the Sheriff, as his "organ"
has falsely amerced. They hare disoovered that
exorbitant charges hays been made in the Sher
iff office, and to says the pockets of the people
from this filching game, they have devised& troy
to stop it. It will be of no profit to them, but,
as they have already shown, it will be of great
advantage to the people. But Mr. Magill, and
his , 'organ," are not willing that the Commis
sioners shall relieve the tax payers of a portion
of the burden they have to endure. Mr. Blagill
gets the fees, and Mr. White does Mr. fdsgill's
printing. This explains fully- why these two
gentlemen are opposed to the system of economy
recommended by the Commissioners, and in fa
vor of taxing the people.
• The insinuation that the Commissioner, have
paid us for what we have said on this question,
is simply false. No "fifteen whigi," much less
three, could buy us to do a mercenary act. What
we have dune in this matter is a free gift to the
people, and if we. could think of making out - a
bill for our services, we would just as soon pre
sent it to the whig Sheriff as to the whig Com
miesioners. This principle of gratuitous labor
for the belie& of the people, is not understood
by the editor of the Gazette, and, of coarse, he
assumes that we are actuated by the same mer
cenary motives that have always controlled his
political course. lk is mistaken in thispartion
lar case, and we thick he will find it out before
he is done with the controversy.
If we understand the matter, the Commission
ers have fouling to do with the editor of the
Gazate itt this centreeersy, and it is a piece of
characteristic impertiumme for him to poke
b , tnself into it. If we understand them, they
desire a conversation with the Sheriff specially,
ana not with the' Man atho does his printing.—
the•Cororeivsioners have not. Involved hlx.-White
in this matter : they . a= 'hie party friends and
holes drke 7,00tt eireiiiiiiiitlacing them in alike.
They ore 13 . 0 . Watilr 6:l# ituiti they - weresehen he
advocated theit; election, and we believe that
each and ail of them are as worthy and honest
citizens as to Sheriff ,or the editor of the Ge
-1 :We.
It will not do for Mr. Magiri's "organ" to
tiblise 'the Commissioners in its general terms.
It has nothing to do with the controversy. The
people require Magill shall speak for
himself, and if be can show that the Commis.
alonere have treated him unfairly, be will find a
more disinterested friend in the Post than In bis
mercenary mioded " organ."
As this matter hes been started, it is folly for
Mr. Ningill to endeavor to evade the question by
mere general paragraphs in an interested news
•paper. That course served a useful purpose for
him in the ecrip business, but it will not answer
here. lie was then. the candidate of a party,
and the party desired to elect him without a why
or wherefore. The same party now discover
that there is something wrong in the Manage
ment of his office, and in an authoritative tone
they require him to explain. Mr. Magill has
not done so, but with much Indifference has
headed the matter over to his "organ." This
will not suit his purpose. He must speak himself,
and that shortly.
SUPPER PARTY AT THE ST.CRIARLES.
There was a delightful supper - party at the St.
Charles Hotel, on Friday evening, made by Mr.
and Mrs. CAMPAILLL far the guests of the House.
About an hundred ladiesand gentlemen sat down
to discuss the merits Of some of the beg oysters
ever - brOnglit to Pittsburgh, served. up; in every
style of the 4n:dietary art. Judge SnatiSost. Was
chosen to preside on the occasion, and he per-
formed the task imposed upon him in e manner
at once creditable to himself and satisfactory to
all' present. Numerous fine speeches were made,
and witty toasts drank, which called forth rap
turous applause, Oae gentleman sang some
beautiful sentimental songs, which were received
with every demonstration of delight. Altogether
it was a "feast of reason and a flow of soul."—
The party , broke up at an early hour,- after spend
ing One of the most pleattant evenings imaginable,
With three times three for the St, Charles Hotel,
and-the new firm who have undertaken Its 'nine •
agernent—Wsr. B. CAMPBELL and his amiabloand
accomplished lady.
TICE CABINET.
The Holmes County (0.) Farmer, Published at
Millersburgh; and the Erie (Pa.) Observer, speak
ititliiihigliest terms of Gen. ROBERT PATTERSON,
of Ph'hulelPhia, connection with a place In
the Citbinet President Prpaor..
1 -
The Mantfie (q.) Shieo,and Banner, of the
26th, has an able editorial article in favor of the
lion. J. B. Bkaex, tor a.cabinet appointment.
The' Hollidaysburg 'Standard has taken strong
grounds in favor of Col. 8. .C.,STASIDAUGH, of
Lancaster county, Tia a suitable palms! to 11 a
Cabinet appointment „
Ltd The iiptoti Times of the_26lh, mat—
Gen. PIEatCE frorited Mr. Meagher to-an inter
view with him at the Tremont House yesterday
afternoon. We trust none of thesuid nuncs will
surmise f i ront this that the President elect has,
PiTeroil.ille_eiectileat,yoang Irishman a acme in hie
tabinet.-
:Aereoteea ,States hart pseud Horne
otia4 Of the Souther States, GTirgi.&;
exempts iwenty 'lords; not exceeding in
44150; Fforida=oxeropto forty twreß.Oot exceed ;
wing in value 1 :$4001-Alabama - forty , sores, or
11011804 M lot in. rfin• SEW; Texsa , :tir , ihunl
4 . 4 acres, s6OO ; :ciaitonaa: itttland 43t:
V401: 13 04 q:4ollg*
14 611, uu), :of New
naiil;o6oginfieekinardinatle l 7 - retttoreltintsi
for election to 'the next Congress Be is one:of
the truest-end shiest men in Convene, and is an
honor to the Old Granite,Btate.
ihAmilbr BANK DIPNi6tILTT:
There has been quite an excited abate of 'feel
ing in Columbiana tbuity l ithio r in Aisgarito:the
difficulty ; between the Treasurer of, the
mr. Quinn; and the President 6d4ireitorif 'of
the Salem Bank. We refaired-to the diffiauliya
few weeks age; but blue's that timi3, we have re
ceived the New Lisben full partic
ulate of the occurrence.
It appears that on Monday, the third instant,
Quinn,seiompanied two persons, went
to . thtflenking 'house; in Salem, and demanded
the taxes due by the Bank : an excuse was given
by,the Prpident of the Bank, Mr._Jennings, In
order to gain time, and in a few minutes Mr.
Quinn, the Treasurer, and his friends were at
tacked by the Bank officere,•armed with revel
verb and knives, and thrust from - the Bank.—
Rather a queer kind of treatment for constitu
tional officers of the Inie, in the discharge of
their duty, to receive.
Mr. Quinn was not to be deterred, however,
from doing his duty, and on the 20th instant he
again proceeded to Salem, accompanied by a few
friends on whom he could depend. Three per
sons entered the Banking Nouse on pretence of
business, leaving the Treasurer on the outside.
The suspicions of Mr. Campbell, the Cashier of
the Bank, werucOused, and he attempted to bar
the door, on seeing the Treasurer on the outside.
This was prevented by Quinn's friends on the in
side; the Cashier was disarmed, and the Treas
urer once more entered the Bank. A mob on
the outside assisted the Bank officers, and it wag
not until after a severe struggle that the Treas
urer and his party came off victorious. As the
purpose of the party In-entering was to distrain
for taxes, search far funds was immediately
commenced. The vaults of the Bank were open
ed, but no money found there; in the back room,
however, in the chimney, $5,000 in gold was
found hid under some old rubbish. Out of thin
vim Mr. Quinn counted out the amount of the
tax, together with "the per cent= allowed him
by law, and then peaceably left with his poste.
In tho afternoon of the same day. Sheriff Mar
tin, of Columbiana county, having a warrant, ar
rested R. Webb, F. Stanley, Holloway end Jos.
Thomas, for resisting. with force and arms, the
Treasurer in his first d'art to deatraln the money
of the Bank. These gentlemen were bound over
for trial at the next term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas. Mr. Jennings, the President of the
Bank, is still at large, but will also have to an
swer an.offended lOw.
The difficulty between the Bank officers and
Treasurer, arose from a desirton the part of the
, former to pay tares only on the dividends de
(dared, and not on the money deposited in. the
Bank.
::JANUABY 181:
AtithENT AIID MODZILI NATIOXPI.—We have re
ceived from Messrs. D. Appleton & Co., New
York, a work entitled t A Digest of the Laws,
Customs, Manners and Institutions of the An
cient and Modern Nations. By THOM4.II Dcw,
late President of the College of William and
Mary. This is an admirable work for students
of ancient history. All the important historical
facts whieh usually till op many volumes, have
beta condensed and analyzed by Prof. Dtw, so
as to make one of tho most systematic and use
ful books that could be placed in a library. For
sale by A. H. English it. Co , Wood trtreet.
(lonic To lisosru.txta.—From the same pub
lishers. through Paean. A. 11. English ec. Co„
we have received the Guide to Knowledge: being
a collection of useful mad familiar questions and
answers on every day subjects, adopted for
young persona, and arranged in the most simple
and easy language. Dy ELItA R0D11135, author
of Popular Lessons. This is *book that should
bo in the bands of every yonng person who
wishes to seek knowledge:
Aprtrrox's Porrt-ut Ltnaanl.—The two last
numbers of this universally admired work con
tain the Life and Memorials of Dasiat Weir
area—from the New York Unity Times. The
publishers state that the Personal • Mensortais
which compose so larfe - -s portion of these vol
umes are Ihm the pen of Oen. B. P. LAMAS,
whose intimate and confidential relations with
Mr. WEnsran afford a sufficient guarantee for
their authenticity. For sale by A. U. English
& Co., Wood street
The Washington Union, of Jan. 27th, aays /
With great pleasure we announce the arrival of
the Hon. tim. S. Kiog at Savannah, in improved
health. lie had the good fortune of a favorable
voyage, and his health is decidedly improved.—
We are indebted to Judge Bragg for the despatch
giving this pleasing Intelligence.
The Republic, of the same date, says: From
Key West we have telegraphic Intelligence of the
arrival, oa the 22d instant, of tho steamer Ful
ton, with ex-Senator Kist) on board, in improved
health. Ito proposed to remain there a few days,
If the weather was agreeable.
ger Fashionable Parties, in New York, it
appears, are to be reformed. The Express says
the improvoment consists In going to a party at
a seasonable hour, and In leaving it,at some
thing near a aeasonable hour also. People now
go to parties generally from half.past nine to
eleven, and come away at the small hours in the
morning. They violate all laws, physical and
moral; turn day into night, and abstract from
bodily health a good deal more than they add to
mental enjoyment or intellectual improve
ment.
A DANCIEILOUS LlAP.—Luther M. Brown, a
lawyer by profession, charged with counterfeit
tag in Nasdaq, N. H., haring absconded, was
traced to Buffalo, where he was arrested, iron
ed and placed in the cars for Albany, on Friday
week. Whim near-Schenectady, and the train
going at the rate of thiety-dee miles an" itour,
he leaped from the•oarsotlthough his feet were
bound together by shackles, and made good his
escape, in consequence of not being missed for
some time afterwards. • •
ger A mock auctioneer was convicted in Now
York, 0111 Saturday, anti sentenced to itso years'
solitary amendment. ' , Mils 440 no doubt -a just
and righteous sentence. The thieves whose
dens are around the . 4 FlviiVointa,!' are not half
so daring in their villainy as the moolt.auotlon
eers of New York. Nearly every stranger who
visits that city is victimized by these sharks.—
The whole herd of swindlers should be Bent to
Blackwell's Island at'onCe.
lam' Commodore Stockton, it is said, mill, on
his return to the U. S. Senate, being now de
tamped by sickness in his fatally, propose to in
crease the Navy, by the addition of ten steam
vessels, two of them to be twelve or fourtee.
hundred tons burthca, and to , be constructed
with side wheels, for express Service ; and the
others of-the largest dimensions of steam fri
gates, and with stern propellers.
Sum Ncrrss.—A bill has been introduced in
to the New Jersey Legislature to prevent the,
issuing. and circulation of small notes for the
'payment of Money.- The bill makes it unlawful
for any notes of a less denomination than'three
fingers to be issued and put' in eiretdatkm
and after the 4th of July next. And aftei the
first day of January, 1854, it maid it unlawful
to , :circulate : any notes of a less denomination
than five dolti, ll l- .
Oar col. Iwo Allmon, of:Somerset Sotanty,
died 20th i st.
g, n , .0011116-
qttemenof mitre injuries matted by s'fail from
sled. He wu highly _We `cow
inanity inWhialt he rieldird; end tilled many im
tortant-politled trusts with honor and credit to
Itiumelf and the public.
NEW 11001[8.
non. Wm. R. Kips.
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The Paris correspondent'oethe I.l*sork
blon gives the following ?Ei4tl24 of a diriation
siAttipn ‘betisett: - * very beautiful girl ind'Pe
French Emperor. HaZref saw bee at the` thew
lre,rod enamored with her, invited
-ter - Wild her - I - Mother to the next-day,
where they have been ever since. We Anote
from the .Albion:
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"We will begin with ttlittle bit of inedited and
here ineditable gossip, which has the rare pecu
liarity of being authentic , In - . the' midst of all
the cares of .State, the interests. of the nation,
the, great political questions of the day, the'ar
cher boy' :haft stepped in milst . opportunely, and
,east .a dart.with more success than the infernal
machine of Marseilles. A certain fair Spaniard
(we use the word iin Us precise and literal, as
well as in its general sense,) has by force of her
charms, mental and physical, so enthralled the
heart of the chef 4.5 r tat,that it is difficult to say
where' this influence may stop; and some go so
far as to hint at the possibility of its haterferring .
with the matrimonial designs, which, lately more
that; ever, have become the subject of general
interest and conversation. The best informed
assert that the views of the lady—who is young,
rich, noble borne, accomplished, and we need
hardly add ambitions—stops at nothing shorted's
share orthe imperial throne, but that su meats
elect hopes to be able to arrange matters by a
morganatic marriage—a comprise which those
acquainted with the haughty damsel of the sangre
arm la declare that she will indignantly reject,
should be venture to propose it ' , Whatever be
the result of the affair, it is positive that at pre
sent this influence is most powerful. The lady,
with her mother, has been the constant guest of
Louts Napoleon at St. Cloud. The best horses
in his stables are placed at her disposal to join
the hunting parties; she is invited whitever Al
few Imperial goes; she gives the list oT such la
dies as are to be asked to the reuiacits at St.
Cloud; and is, in short., in such matters,. the sov
eign for the time being. It is, however, but jus
tice to add, that, notwithstanding the tierilons
game she is playing, not the slightest suspicion
of what, in such eases, is commonly called dis
honor, attaches to it; her ambition, and not her
heart, being almost untlisgnisedly the motive
poWer in the whole affair; and ehe oven takes an
insolent pleasure in displaying the chains of her
captive, and her own freedom from any such
d fetters.
tar Monsieur Potin, the celebrated torment
from Paris, made an ascension from New Or
leans on Christmas day, accompanied by three
amateurs, of which the Picayune of the 2fith
ult., gives the annexed account:—
The balloon was Of immense size, but the
car was the great curiosity. It was built in the
shape of a large skiff, with extensive wings at
taChed to the side, enabling M. Petin to guide
the direction of his wrist craft from within.—
The car is built mostly of cork, lined around
with cavities - containing gas. The ascension
took place soon after two o'clock, amid the
cheers of the crowd, the stars and stripes flying
from the light vessel. Mr. Potin for some time
Could be distinctly seen walking about on his.
frail structure, directing its movements. The
excitement of the spectators was much height
ened by witnessing the balloon pass through
beautiful white cloud, which for a time obscured
the floating machine from sight. The balloon
ascended about eighteen thousand feet, and was
carried by a strong wind to the eastward. By
all accident in managing the valve for the es
cape of gas, too much gas escaped, and the hat
loon rapidly sunk, and fell into the water of Lake
Borgne, about one mile from the land, at eigh
teen minutes past four o'clock, P. M. The boat
or car being loaded. upset when it strut* the
water, which was about fifteen feet deep. M.
Petin and his three passengers clung to the bot
tom of their frail car, when, after being In the
water about bc7f an hour. they were discovered
by the captain. of the 'steamboat Alabama, from
Montgomery. Alabama, to this city. The party
were taken on board and brought to this city.—
The balloon was much torn and nearly ruined
while taking it on board the steamboat."
Tut iIiIIF.CT Or A 11A Lnworm I:4 PEI:sSIA.—
Vie gave several days ago an account of the ar
rest of Mr. Rheinheimer, of Baltimore, at Min•
den, a frontier railway town in Prussia, where
/is had gone for two of his children, whom he
left there to bo educated. The arrest was Made
by the police, because' he had among his bag
gage four numbers of a Cierman_ democratic
maguintyptinted in Baltimore in 18416-49. Ile
was, however, liberated after being thoroughly
searched, and COMO business papers taken from
him. It appears from along account published
in a New York paper, that Mr. It. immediately
appealed to the, U. R. Consul nt Frankfort for
redress, but the occupant of that post being too
llama to attend to his duties, the matter was
taken . Irrharfil tyltr. flrohe, the ti. S. Consul
for Hesse. That gentleman immediately address
ed a letter to th0',17.8. Minister at Berlin, in
which The urged the attention of that officer in
the cue, and complained of the police having
stamped Mr. Rbeinheimer in the vise of his
passport as an agent for the distribution of dem
ocratic publications. The police, in their de
fence, urged that (boy hail reason to suspect
Rbeinheimer ; atel that the magazines contained
disrespectful to the King of Prussia ;
also that the private papers were connected with
business duties which he Lad uo license for per
forming.
Steamboat Accidents.
On the waters of the west nu 4 south, during
the year 1852, from a detailed statement pre
pared by the St. Louis intellir,suces. it appears
that the number of accidents resulting in the
loss of life or the sinking of the vessel. were:
Caused by sinking - 67
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Burned 6
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Niunber of tires 400
The destruction , tif lives, when compared viith
the number of accidents kiln:meter, but this is
not to be wondered at when we consider the na
ture of the disasters. Fourteen out of the
whole Baty-seven occurred from the worst:of . all
steamboat accidents—the explosion of boilers.—
In three instances alone, viz : blowing up of the
Red Slone on the Ohio, the Glencoe in that port,
and the Saluda•on the Missouri, the destruction
of life exceeded 200 at the lowest estimate.—
These facts speak 'colonies in the most rigid en
forcement of the new steamboat law, If cal
culated In any way to abate the evil complained
of.
Tonnage of, the Atlantic Stele..
The followingstatement of the tonnage of the
Atlantis States from 1825 to 1852, inolusive, ac
companies the report of the Secretary of the
Treasury:
Etatee. 1825 1830 IK,t, 1852.
Milne 114,701 262,776 320,0c4 692,806
Alassaebusatte 352,412 41 , 16 , ,02 524.005 767.766
Seiegilarapehire.... 24,251 0 780 Ln,771 24;691
New - Vatic .316,040 308,203 625,675 1,134,833
Pennsylvania 74,164 101,447 147,812 237,567
Maryland... 1441,605 46,583 116,164 206,217
Virginia 57,641 55,682 50.705 72,638
&nth earollna Z,256 10,765 10,015 46,735
North c0r011em.,.,„ 39,040 42,086 39,062 50,521
Georgia ...- ...... .... 10,911 2.253 16,140 25,765
Loublann 20,862 70,405 170,525 268,176
Florida 630 4,492 11,355 9662
Total ton'ge 1,44112 1,824,540 2,417,062 4,118,4 k
Tun Laos Bum:tots Ts Trrtsr.sses.—The Nash
vile Whlg gives a tabular statement of the capi
tal and produot of tho iron interest on the Cum
berland river, together with the number of hands
employed, and the amount of pork and corn con
sumed per annum et the 21 furnaces, 9 forges,
and 2 rollirlollo tlierein enumerated. The fol
lowing is the recapitulation : 19 furnacee,29,2oo
tone metal ; O'rorgeß,lo,6oo tone blooms ; 2 roll
ing mills; "'4,700 tons iron.- Total 44,500 tone ;s
1,400 kettle!. Capital, $1,210,000. ,Valne. of
products, $1,678;000. ; They etpploy 1,895 white . !
men and^l,Blonegroes:
THE POcciis - Anos or BANANA," by the French,
upon whirl so. much has been recently said in
the *Ors of- !Ills_ country, is accounted for by
the' fact thai a:French frigitte was cruising in
different parts of the Antilles, for the purpose of
recruiting ; the health of her crew. With respect
to'the last mission of 14. Mit Raybaud to Saint
Doming, which assured in May, it appeapthat
he hadno ether object' in view. than to signs as
Plenipotentiary of ,Fraisce, a treaty of commerce
andMayagation With the Dominican Republic,
which: has been'this day ratified, and is inserted
in the Bulletin des Lois. Such is the explana
tion given in the French journals.
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The chair of .14edietClanspradenott , .4Aft •
New; York Ifedi4l pone - lie hasheett accepts - 14 r
the tiow zooqailia., of Ataisadvitiette;
ii Daring the ititek. imp:4' the 16iit lost, then
isefe- tteiths in New Orleans
~ f 2 o!_eholers
end i of consfiolitiott;=-
Tbi telegiailk between Puebla and Perste,
and b l etweeit Peiote and Jalapa, Mezieo, is cam
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plated. ~
Mr: Samuel prury,rof o• Torpedo , memory."
rooently sold hie farm at Astorin„ N. Y., for
$20.000. The ground is to bi!Aatil off into build-
lit' idia.
A tiill has passed-the New ions,' tegifit4m,
-orgaziizing a Court of Pardon; and grau4g it
the power _ of oommriting the sentence of ottpltal,
punishment toimprisonment.-“- • - •
Thillear.Orleans, Jackson and Great North
, ,
ern railroad company has 'resolved to increase
3184:Oita stock to $ B , O OOO O - • - •
Ahliy Folsom sas arrested in Boston,.on Mon
day, *barged with disturbingthe . peace by preach
ing in State Street.
The bill to charter the Maryland and Delaware
Canal Company, before the Delaware Legiels-,
ture,!fixes its capital at $2,000,00Q.
The subscription to the opera house in Boston
has reached $lBO,OOO.
The Harlem Hailrand Company have agreed
to carry passengers between New York and Al
bany, for $l.
Sestators Soule and Dotnik - who, it is said,,
have not spoken with each other since the Com
pronlise debate, were reconciled on Monday, by
the interposition of mutual friends.
:?d no. Weiss, who visited the United Staies in
company with the forty-eight Viennese children; -
died on the 29th nit., at Vienna leavings fortune
of 200,000 florins.
Dining the partial burning of the Lonisrille
Hell, last Thursday, seventeen persons sere
arrested on the charge of stealing fromtbsbur#-,
ing handing.
Maishal Badetsky, by the last accounts, ins
is dirigrace and thont - bs` 'resign:the -Soent
meat of Lombardy. Ho -had differed with the
EmilT , or in regal to some condemned criminals
Disittua.
The small pox Israging to an alarming extent
at idarshalhol*, Ga. The BouthWestern Bell
eau-0 Company give notice to the public that
they have suspended communication with that
place in order to allay the apprehension ;of
travelers.
Lola Monter, it is stated, feinted'' :New Or
leans, while performing, in consegunice of the
reported death Of Mr. Matt
iniel Potts, of Lancaster county, Ps:, last
week sold a hog weighing 1,400 pounds, ,it is
staked, for $lO5. _ ' *
Ur. John Taylor, of Brunswick county, Va:,
aged 81) years, was married lately NIIIICA
Christopher. •
Vapolecm 111 has issued a .regulation forbid
dieg the growth:of imperials; he has grown -his
o and wants no rivalry.
t)elicacy—An American young lady, sweetly
notepaper having been left on her toilet table, re
fu tied to dress herself because there was au 4b
ern er in the room.
thaolJLA.ll FACT.—If I: Tell (Set
in the history of tho United States„ that nonerof
the great num among the American elected
Presidents bad children., fro one litho wee ever
re=elected healed a ton; Washington had no
children; he held office eight years. John
Adams had children ; he was not re-elected.—
Jefferson had no children; Ile : ease reelected,
and held office eight year& • Madison had no
childron ; hold the Presidency eight, year&- - -
Monroe had ,no son; held office eight yearti.=--
John Quincy Maps -bad, sons; be was nc,'
elected. Jackson - had children ; WNW
elected. Van Boren had children; not re-elect.
edi. lianison died; Vollthad no Children; Tay
ler died; and now, among the great rattnes
without children, is the next elected President.
after Taylos—President Pierce, who by an acci
dent, is &Odle's. - The event alone, added to
his well-known indifference to holding power,
will make hint re.elected like his great childless
p,rsdecessors; and thoso- who live ems our
prediction verified.
iA Bin TuAxescrzott.—A bill is before the
lowa Legislature authorizing the Commission..
ere of the Dee Moines Improvements, to son
trtiet with Page flacon, or kit Louis, for the
co4npletion of the works on the Dis )Moines
river. By the terms of the contract, the ;Mate
colioreys absolutely to Page & Bacon the remain
ing lands belonging to the improvement, amount
ing to nearly 900,000 acres. Page & Bacon are
to psy for this land $1,300,000, (260,000 each
year for five years,) In which time the entire
wet* to Fort Des Moines, is to be completed.—
They are to receive the tolls, water rents, &e.,
for twenty-five years, MILI the absolute_ right of
the lands, to be granted and sold at their own
prices. No railroad is to Ile built within ten
miles of . the Des Moines, and running parallel
with it for forty miles. The contractors give a
mortgage on the lands as security, and are to
keep the works in perfect repair ter the period
of twenty-fiver Years.---St. Louis Republican.
Moss MiCLE TOWITDES.—Thero BOOMS tO be
no end to the tricks of the Uoclo-Tomites. We
learn from the English .papers that swarms of
Abolition agents aro now.trarersing England,
telling a piteous story about Rtowo, ithm
they present as tiring in a garret in a suite of
wretched destitution inclettiforing. These fel.
lows, it is *aid, are collecting pence and six
pence In abundance by this Imposition. - John
Hull is made to sweat handsomely:for his mud.;
Lin sensibilities.—Bostou Courier 21ki.
Damian Orriose,--Acoording to the present
cents's, there are 1;567 printing offices in the
United States. Dr. Franklin's mother-in-law,
was in doubt whether it would be prudent to let .
him bare her daughter, u there wore then two
printing offices in the ga ited fitatee, and she was
not certain the country would support three.— .
It was plain that young Franklin would depend
for lilt support on the profits of the third; and
that was a rather doubtful chance. Would not
the old lady be astonished now?
riLLOIY F.XTEIL AT 881.--43aptain Perkins, .f
the brig General Wilson, who arrived at New
York on Monday, from Apalachicola, reports
having spoken, on the 12th instant, in lat. 88
2, long, 74, the soh?, Challenge, of Plymouth,
bound from Port an Prince to Boston, and was
Informed that the captain and two of the sea
men of that vessel died of yellow-fever.
111 1 1.sne's "Warp' fipeolftel
The following, from * customer, shows the 41=4
whiell this greet medicine has created wherever It hu been
intrciluted
Illosszuso, Tioga Co., Pa., Idsuoll
Gendsmen.—ln consequence of the grad cmuumpeiun of
your" Worm Specliir" In this place and rialoDy. Ite hairs
entirely exhaustod our stock. We should feel obliged; by
your 'bantling, comps, N. Y., 20 4.34181, with . your
bill, on the reception of which we will remit you themoney.
From the wonderful effects of said "Specilla," in this
neighborhood, there could besold annually *huge eiPeulltlll
if to be hvl (wholesale and retail) from some local agent,
If you would compensates person for trouble and expend
of sandinv, I think I could make It to your adeantege tods
so. lours, respectfu ll y, MIL kIALIAIItY,
Messrs J KIDD It Oa Per W. E. Pout.
Fdr sale by most of the Druggists and Iderchiste,snd
by the sole proprietors. J. KIDD d (OD.,
Jen:Dalt, 60 Wood 'street:
/4/- Elosolfttlo.—ltle dUe -to .Hies WMlintat to eej
thetlt has been known to completely eradicate every Teataire
:of this drendfhl disease to loss time than any other reauxty;
and* less coat or inconve ni en c e to the patina.
The thousands of certificates in the banns of the propria.
tor,onany of which axe trim well tratown chile= day city
Ottsburgh and its immediate vicinity, go to show clearly
anbeyond all doubt, that Hue's Pawls= le s =deka
140 common value, not only as a. !teal remedy in Ain*
ftharaggim, 124ffieu, loss of but at a valuable
internal moody, inrlang the lives phyelclans, as
well as the catiming Wight, to britathe aninshited with its
merits . .
haying a dread of mixtures ere 'assured that this
=lifts 13 purely tuettlral, arid is bottled as It ;or from
the:bosom of the earth. ••
The mi.*, cmos...te co:rtedfrost a fit
811*(41123, N. Y., and bears date August 2,1 a to Witch is
afro appeada the eernjkafeethe Rot, X .D,
q[SyracciW . •
This may in truth certify, that I have been So badly at.
11.1.0. ed with Scrofula fbr tivalast sevenyears that mutat' the
tic e I have been unable to attend to any kind of bushes:a,
and much of the, time unable to walk and confined to my ,
bed, and pare been tinted nearly all the time by the best.
Phlans on:country affords; / caMtaianally got Beare 1 .e..1 i
B 3 but no c ure, radranninued tog:row - verso =MTh*. Foot
recommended me to 137 the.Petrolemn, or Bock Oil, as eve.:
gl=else bad failed. Iditi se without faith at first, but
was wozmistang; it threw the tealson to the surface
at bnoe, and I at once began. to grow better, end bY wine
seven bottles I have got a euriarorth thormandi of &Us.m.;7_
• • fan. llfalgar lidlidltat'
This mai certify that I have been acquainted with Ektelt
Petroleum, or, Bork OH, for mere than a year,- end hue re;
peMedly witnessed the bene , rset effects inthe Fuze of
lent ulcers and other diseases far which it is re
and can.with emakience neommend itto be • utedicirtern ,
th eittintioth and can aaltaly say that MOM. hsaattesk
edits use where other medicine had idled.
a Y. ICKPI', M. D.
For stile by all the Druggists In Pittsburgh. [aulTAlir
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lajeT;#lee ',MU" Eirpoetheduirisis ' Z' et!
4,scrity anOiSisseit7 for bateau or ellspmition to Ilfs I
13 4 . 1400 14 are =etched complaints ohicit si/ea*Adyi I
eiSsu the eanstitation of the orlayprolteet«; Theylo
isi r oanyAriorglitan throngls troutles and Affilotoms ofet*,
iiliztd,'sedattarY habin4 maned stP, end - dm apptketfots
fa study*. n6i:ire sometimes lll l l24 4alliWgeiet WV;
dYlP e r et '. 4 ttilteakk
drausi, a nuhletkri.dc.P.4"susdaance'
Now, wide these roehmethelf-ftshissk:isisklhe firfgat:
'eparklieg4e loses its wonted Inoue-Atiettoilite penetra
Melon and Throe Up—the body* Its etenlY =rage and vim;
and the - noblest feelings of on? nature SnduallY dwindle
away to a frettul a p .. e . 7 . l . ? temper, n&til becomes a bor.
then, and other 1 lo b e to pliMm the egitteneeci the
wretched victim. - - -7 - . -
A balm Be th ese horrilge aueortlere' wui be fauna In that
excelleat ItAltaltnl FOREST
igirSee large advert's:neat In isMtlser column-
Bold Wholesale and Retail by Ih.„0.80. FL RUSES 114
corner of. Wool street and Virgin alley, Pittsbragb, Pa; al.
se, BY Jh T. SA MP LE portb4rl*.- moor of ledarel
street and the Dbiageet - All TaiTiP---4deSaadqllA
• RAVE REMOVED:TO:itIitt - ttriarna - OF
Wood and Eillatladlgkeadae:
ad. Where they offer to then old eananen, and OW
publit generally, at the lowan rateeindlietoll.
the Ingot. moat • select • and onaphoto of MOM
TBAB, YA-WILY GROCER= WOODEN Attronuaßri
WARE to be found In Dte,West. - - , - odeell.7. •
. : Diem:Mat/An. .*. -
ILK firm of 100KI5 A - ?STOWELL 1i thlo day.
by mutual cement The baskets wilthehtie#uued by
. -•
• .Plttabury*, Jasml4 • :15th, 311.43— . 21e.: -;
CHAS.. 1,00,111$
Stock and. Bill .Broker
f
Stotos, Bond., Idcrrilptaiik&e:osegotiated:
PA.11.11t1:10. 471.113011. AIMS
TO TUE PURCIILSE AND - SALE,or given. • •
IS. Me imts• S./met t Co, mruitkilirt. : !?:d sad Tourth
Streets. .
ffiAitltEED:
COI Thursday evening, =th Instant, by Rev. E. Ittlgobott,
y. O. W. ItANOLIT to Mita Altdanta : Hitgy, both
. . .
.2111 W
B IIITIIR-3 bbh. prime Roll Sir sat br 4; 0-, • •••
!...
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t t 5...6 .bl. LW for 5a!6 . 11!
.. 7 41 ,... D ' •
Ams '
/mat
B u . TA W A T 11 . LOW;-!%)tor .. 11 1, 11 . nU
w n xis 174xL.
ABD-111 cracks prim !Imlay, Car sale by - • .
iau 3l • . .J. D.•II7.LIJUWES. .CO: -
Satl4 i
-10 bbla..Ziev Yorlf, : krt . for Isle • :
cIOPPESAS-4 bbla. onconmignaunat, and for.sils by 1. •
jln3l. 1 D. WILLIAMS A. 0:022.Wa04 at.
LITSBURLiIi TILUtST !OD SAYINGS COMPANY-20
Poticet Book Lost.
WAS IeDST, yestedditti. a Pocked Book, -cow
talaing SIX DOLL.LIIS.:.• The perioa *ho bag
i! t kvl • lbaad it willhe Ilberally.madad by Warning
h to James Steellpg'slaverty Pena street
prrrsamtoa GAS STOOKSO Aires iraiit,e4 fu
• ,CE.A4 E-1. 0 0 3 a 5 , -
juull - Stock 'and MU Bzokse.
311.N'TOSIF9 SxW BOOK--The Lofty and the
Icorly, or Goal to All and .None 411 Good, by
J. Arlan:tab, anther of "Two Una," farms and Counter
Chem'," An, .te. •.
• • •
• S'atnain'i Monthly foe ••• • .
.Experlenee of Life, by Mee Sewell: . • • •
• Tboropson's Sank Nate Reportertbr Yelatuoy; price let
ants-
Yoe sale, with all new Boots, as scones railillabel, dike
lowest prize; by• . H. BUSER CO.i." ,
.
jan3l . . . NO: 92 Smlttillallt street
J UT a meeting of the Board of Managers 41114:Wile of
.th. Refuge for Western Pennsjleinis, held on the 211th of
January, instant, the following Bp-Issupwrieriinnanimcrusly
adOpted • -
First. All umamditianal robwriptitiss• be. sailed In.
by the Board of Managers, front time to time, bp bast:lamentt
not exceeding 20 per mut. of the amount estemited, of
which call ten daps notice shall be glean in at least two of
Swared. If any instalment on each trunnulltional subs:rip-
Was abaft remain unpaid for tbirtydays after !hill=
thmated by such ealk.th• mthentiber shall he Bade to the
L ampe of mix pereent. Interest, until pelvis and Moreover,
the BOta, of Managers may ambler the whole subseriptlon
as due and payable at any time after the expiration of mid
thirty guys, and Pmeed tol canter I PP 141P3!..,ad1ie course
• rinirte In — rsne the inicablieDil upn, gni eandidanalsib
ecliptic= shall reciatu unpaki ter thirty days ilea such to:
stalment, theft benzene mable by the teeme of the" tub:
m..aion,, the subscriber shalt bee liable to the payment .
of Asper amt. Interest upon such Instalment. natil paid.
Janal . By order.. • •. 8.4.-11ANNA;Seeretary.
"DITZTT-33002*. to stare and for eolo by ' •
.lan2Co • • :• • 3. 'KIDD k 004 60 Wind it.
ii'lliltolll{ YELLOW-2Mb*. _Tiramaxes -and -.LBO. -Ai
Co,'‘ briade, of various 'bodes. for wala- :
NOEICE.--IV. E. &mums, at 50..107 -.Market streeti , b
selling hla largo stock of BOOM ISHOES.Juut.OI:I3I4.
IN NroltraDd for sale low for cash, COO pair 3Seu's, Wo
mha's sad Misses' Gums, Anis qualiV•, at Yis.lo7ltErket .
Evests • DanZl W. N. NCILVEETZ.
JTWIT JISCItIViID, at:44.107 ,M artel at/ act, a beautiful
lot of 1•44% Zatuiy • /lads. • • - =-• • •
cc~LGIITB=CIIAttO• lon, Orleans anti
.con.stiattly far sale at Ilia Banking Sousa of -
fan: WILKISS & CO, No. 75 Marti rt.
'a A.M.5-01sesauttl augur Cared llama, of all celebrated
II stakes. For sada by . J. LA:THLT. 03,
Sault Tea Dealers's:Wl Grerera.'
AHEN UL.—On Wednasdey evening, Januari =ll, oq
T
Permsylvanbs Avenue, • ONE WIMP, auraau. wird
ItAY HORSE, bells end Dural() robe; the sleigh Or a dark
poen, the bone is a small bobtail poney. The tepee le ror
quested to 0:42115 forward, prove. property, pay charges, &el
take Lb= away, or they. will be of aacordes to
law. For further particulars entirdzo at THIS 0171C.13,
1an29.1r.
Treasonepic's IliallroatiAlieldexat. on Ma,
pity Street. .
1101:18JLNDS of Roaches, Rale, 31.bm, to., eerie to their
T
&tabs daily by the use of ELI{I2.I.MVS EXTRRMLNA
WE, which, if used according to direction!, will do all it is
roprecentad.. It to warranted to nxterrabaste the rermin,
or the money refunded. Sold Wholesale ands Xrtailcby
KLI.TINCI, cornered Wylie and Yolton streets, Ly deal.
genarallit at the km The Ce 24 ante perbox. janlo
Westani laiiiranee Company, Pittabirgh. —
Arril Yl , Jr ., President. I Y. IL GORDON, Wearday
CAPITAL, $300,000.
_ _ .
bSLL bunny e ct aII hinds- of-risks, ERA-end MA
y .BINS. All lasses will be libenlly adjured and
A h ome Inetltvtlon, iininged Drigm4l. - wbo an well
known hi the eonmunity, and who are determined, by,
promptness and Ilberenen to maintain the - diameter lehl&.
-theyhavedammed,asMarin the heat protection to them
who desire to bo %mind.
. .
Dint MlLlei."xr., G W. Itlcketion, J. W. Baler,
N. Mimes, Jr, W_ Q.Smith, C. Ihmsen, George S{ ;Jackson
Wm. !IL Lyon, Juries Lippeungt, George D1 1 7, 1 , 0 4qW ,, ` /4e'
daisy, Alennuolor 'llkonins Scott -
Mee, NO. Walesfirrea (WoiAonso s
Ca, up 8% -a Flt4laniall: AaerMy-
Window Shade Oil Cloth Ilisonfactarg...
48 in.wirt
• - E. R. KERNAN;
4 1-2 FEST LANDSC-AFT piranxa 6 :34m 4 ISelii
L. do Th - 87 do.
8 do ' de WO to'At* do. ,
Flowered, llottdc and Plain, assasted F 1 3
ltutT Lhant,44 28e., 33e.; • -
BO Ott ClotII;44-Ze' Vat.. _
Oarriake on Cloth, black, 4.4 'ne.,1,4"4:c...„ 64 40e;
Figured Back do 44 .e., 6i 40e..., 84 44a;
-Enamelled do 44 .93e., 54 40e., 64 60e.4: , >
Mallogaril and lictievocd 44 On, 34 64
Table Corers, with centres, 44, thl34,,ib i SIMe. and SI tub;
Thug 011 Cloth, 44 1 45, 130 end7oe. card,
gsmittla
$176 each.
jittesslig ituitis iuseks : o oo l . l ou.
430613,Thu:, 1 4: (2.01 , -
GOODYEAR'S SOWS. -
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Long Black Onto, $5,50 each.
Shoot SLank C0at5,..80.1 eae.ll.
Long Pants, $3,.% each, •
liegBlns t aIXI
Iloisara indiatiOns on Ilatqoarent,A9assald,Graen,3ln;
Slue, Yellow and etizznon NS'lndow Shade Oil. Moth, as ads
is the sole and original Dlneors , .tory.. All Goods warranted
not to stick. Lade or inset. - . nentilm -
To Metehants and Druggists througheat the Union
D. B. RI , CtILLOUGI2I,
MANUBACTURER AND DEALER IN
PAINS % OILS,
No. 141 Bolden Lane, New Narks
IOpESPECTTD4I aaTt ttrißlDOil
limuhants tnroughout U l na, to Ms urge end
tisatse, asscernent IV RUNTS, OILS, lee, albs B.F.Sr
AND PUREST QUALITIES, whkh he °Zombi 4le on.very
I110:1 cats terms, bath to cash and close-time balers, Wow
are enumerated some of the /eadinir articles:
WRITE LEAD in dirk kegs of .2.5 to 100 Ma. -
BLACK PAINT, YELLOW OCHRE VIOL RED, in "oIL
PATENT DRYER, SPA.NISH 4Rasis, TERRA:DEM
ENNA, in oil.
UMBER; CHROME IMPERIAL ANA ARKEMICAL
rltil SRN BLUR, CHROME TKLLOW alpt TERDITSIRS;
TARNISILFB — of all Mud& • •
LI.VIRED OIL, RAW and BOILED PuTTY, inermici
11 17 AYIE, LAMP BLACK. •
AlLar t d ILK9LISH Vox RED, CITRON RED ansiTEL.
TAW. dry.
INDIA' RED, RED LEAD, and EURATOM, dry„ •
STONY, FRENCH and Yrr , t(sW OCHRE, do-
CHROME, PARIS and BRUNSWICK UREEN,dry *
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS.' .-:
.13P•Iiruggista. and others In vent- or Any nf sumo
mentioned uticlea, will tad it to their intereh to call; es one
asedalties for manufacturing and parrchAdis& and oar expe
rience, in the business, ere as - advantage. in seillag-sreer
most of those in the same Una = D. B. APCULLOUGH,
janti:3lno-ts - 441 V , MRuJoeum,livir York.
FOR HALE OR MIT • -
ALL TILST COMMODIOUS HOTEL, situate of fire Jaab
Uon of the - Pittsburgh" and Braddock's PSoM Plant
Bond, and th e pbo sdr.lptlainrnigke with the Canna Pima.
sytranla Road, eleTC3l3llilel from t h e City . , and wittdn thirty
minutes of the City by tie . airy
The above nous° fi three stories blzb; .
Caltifning !WY
.convonlattly stringed room. • Idsztlahol vttk. ttor -men.
modern style of furniture. The Pim 'or the boos Is On
the most modern sad marreakmt arraissemeck Alrd
well of water or at the door, and within nos Ennoble
Turtle Crier.,” from which soft water make =Bs IWI#7
4 gm?, Iltablirig. Tot. esti Borsei; Carrie Irmo; Toe
ILMSea . S C•P acid' If once 13' renter the lessee 70 1 4 d
have
.6.1.60-46. lame two story 33ziek'Threllf . goak - 4 - xteter die
shots; sidtable for s Boarding Pcbool Badly reddettoe,
^,llibloill.theinianlontbonsessppartetmot teteroX6stOnt,
bern,stobling;&e., &e.; apputtoot to which Ls a logo Treat
of Bottom load, nibble for farming or prviel9a. •
sea, widen will be rented with thelloanc, if doom."
4180—A number of Amoy tetaloogyth algt 2 a 4o for dweit
/lAA %Pio tottut tidwitr;
41,130 , - Bernie Bottom Lent zar the ame Mote?t.
60 d:eree, saltablo or
or pitleang t =rzt
_TThh
good dwelling bonze, bero, irtabiei anct
ft
sbere property Is eleteattaet east of Tittabitto; 2
-N. .11:The subereber deeigns laying'ont
the beautiful tall ey Into Tote, erdmlde mr errantry mßlen•
and..irldeh ne told it otinntities to' malt Frrolnommi
For beat, of. loodlon. sceneri;r/olrthiss _of soil, and esikof
"woos, (Wog; outnecittilrith PitteboArb-lithe'Peinisoml
zda B A Broad, grod plank roid; turn - pito and -Ayer; vatino.
teat) Poing axd 1991 =; eci4° 4 11 - ' 1 ! / !/0 .#l l6 l?kWatt
Ynotso rpisied b 7 nig -_ - - -- - -
kertladsTs. etni nltn oist - 'Broilor&
Itoten Pittibinati,'Pa; -
jasalktn - _ ALUM now
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MEM
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ERTEN
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• slit Dxeioipa .k. at 4 vd•ck; pmgrune -
air &steam kienisl- at fu- B): ocec.,dpzit the _
da4withoptudzsmams, - • • -1
40- Iteproluatkm- of the favorite play. nf 41. THUS ' -
um. Great successor the Drama of
$ Skit appearance of Urn J. 10.708rE1J.- • - - •
Tarr Bynum, January 31, erUl 6a perfOrrillr, ; .
SOLE TOWSCRIBIN t • t ••:- .„.
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Br . Ulu Ntrataitipayis,And
The perfannanee irktirftri
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I:l Yarth •
in rotaiii r : e fi ehr o 7 A.Z 7 I-M 1 0,4= 2,2aWirii
mm4. 4k-a the of
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MASONICcitnIt
.EVBEr;IIV,E2ArLYO - .D.URlNfirvirE wsEgt
.
e NBSEDA,T
DAY and SATURDAY RYlUDTilli4snacry
rataW t O 21E-=ILA-o:2ifilliAal,t awed
ai
Tt4.3RMT44 i
.
The ynbik ans , respsehrolli laibisoad that this iscinchus
company will Walla humor ofilvilsCtle - of e & ~t aunt.
table Conceits as aboia, on wbkh mambo , Um , win
an • entse new selection of Song*. Opentk -11bornota, • -
Ilossises, ltr..; in at of whlstithey - -casSlA.l3ot 0:4711711M: • ,
Toe =away 'a?scsish! of the rirhstfiell i ltrlSHOSS? .
talented artists t ' • - -
. • P. B. ISAAIM,
E. WINCEM4 %.B.;;BEALM..
Ato. the • : 1 1 111:1M11,..-
P. 11.1sucs,thalilialglishallis!ipss f at:alsatic ' thr
-2. T.'llorti.nt,lbe oelsbni,te llnt*itetsininy, In all his "
alias Bzudder Bonet,?!
,vi#l . budget
jokes, Breekaowas, Se. • - " ,
P 54141.. Sele 'Ole hie s Magie:
Trumpet_ .
Cott'• W 11171: the atilt iil4llileoe4.Jectee.ll*S:lhtt/stit'•
que..E.imilnse,Speeettes; - • 2 •
.121;j1t full potiathal-o• protramma. • -
.:lE3:Daxes open's! STA
ends sulaaseion Meentes
aped llotels,llookstotes,.azet it Itisdoor
jan
ICON
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1 1 E911DAf!- - ' l CPRlKsrnte v4 AMFV*lll4r.,..a:r•
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li.latti:einiad t MeatPact 4 -
'Mirror the , AatedelaTWirTgotro. - linxiitt -
mooting widt.the tames of. chaari(troMAlartlit'a.: • •
a .
the grestest original Factorial Painter_ in rrini".)
time fol/owed by - Our ilkomitsk snot fichnnerloo-
Gaiden. et- Edon, „lirradisa, - gkatitiyiinglhe "beazolet
creation in all their isotmdUro purity, affi then Wowed ••
*dr acemsepf -the -Tamptatimi. and . Iptpulnicor. auk
tpf Ih wed tmem portraying Cha Trondnent
Akat eater that cectirrwl from dm mallow le. the IWGZI4, ;;'.
until the &emotion decor tithe Grad Wogs: - :
~, •
I . Doors open ar; halt past CV o'clock; tothslus tinmi. at"
Z , 4 'Alnassum,'s 5:
R.
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8.--ou wednisday sanaccm, at 234 o'4w.
mews afternoon ittittbitimit to familia* Asti achcols---4
nena at"unt will beluado'fo.iictioola‘q thosomalhilions.
Air This iplinutkilwnorimic Maw-kw wts truscotol :by j .
olio of tsar Dalton , molten, Ototettaa
period into the United atter tot *short tinirago, at a coot
of cmar slsoooitusd u a-work of art and =id strods cm. - _
drilled by airytomoramiclpeloctog that over suitedVitited States,. acentoot the Deidew.of r, lest stud lb&
Timers of Illm.aralsod Ettphratest. arelscrfoctlypirenantnit.
• non the Berm of Noah ead:hlo family. race the. animists
tering the Ark, which are copensmstoll'in - rooring tram
which march before pie: step tteA, isa. ' 1 7 , 51s oro
.
thannort interesting. sonniporetwitneowd.*: Jeolthe"
L'AIPAITETTE - BAEZ WO4lO - WritIZET
GranoVOCia sad InstraMIPW : MORN
Iti." ,
HEna IMBESSZELIMat Ogabialaiirsiepaisaltaaal,
Ist,lnia the 'honor to Warmth: , cibsetatat attiburigh 4
Trioic2#7, thet ba *Mere la Wasiak Wotoit aalbe - alavo -
oa•MONDAI:KIWNLWanutry al.st, 185 a, -
Oa which oceaska be will ba 3 / 4 atlslect r by 'Air. N. EMI:Dr4 '
funigvand v,we.B.IVOQD, 116-Mu• *aka tan graltaabna •
ander ther dlrettlan. SYX Butra.y. - - •
Maw ixuAstax siipcsi totriftiogctricut =tau' 4 .1 ••
cad &ping the perfor,coianFa hiaitate pb Mate a4ll gir"
Hata, with his Twee. " - ""
nice* Co be had at ill the Wilueipal Hotels. and wow
.¢2lxots in the city. Doom ,
.ofen:dit Ccei
.-Akurxmi to ecoa.
meaaetltoFlot'" 7.9
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Jus,l Stißirsosi" ' •
Wareldte.l Nix 14/14101datst,
OM: A. 4:ll;ini--1141411410T* the Vltelay
_ 0 152 C7 con*Pr. PArtanali*?;tr,ll4.lThri•
*Tensaw,. • . • •-• •
ANGERONA LOD4AlCrit.i .
1.1 4 a 7 ' Amtercauk / 6 44. 1 Y 0 - 12 %:VEL at.o.=NOiniegi 4vieV. . -
Wiftnesdayevectbift in.Wnietpgtawns4 WQW st '
B.L.A.V.WW I g.k.;-4trribe.besteoursslptsjsritigktc
Lte) r Ali at 6o . etats Vittr so tatbe: PO:41 1 16:140M, r . -
No, ;3 111th street, sham the very bed itiffilt..lll6 urns t a • -
Talent always be had- • . ;
P.--Flana inectirm, W• Inigrziaillaiki-L
-•
U ' ivikadstreo‘balsema Fiftliattetrand UV= adlay,
Fermium LckatriSa.22s- - -Xcata 04323 - TuistxrAn_
• - Minicar= Mrcucrzorr,lio... W--444Xda 'Sot ai4 thir4 . l.l
Friday of
ea
Friday - (ma S.
sMafitThil - 4DOX.Vitinri .
narttorei . 003 .utal auck.voo,Don;-/d.': ,
SOS $4.91.172. 10f3e* of the flttabarr,lt Agaiecyin •
Boost of Aretudy Lode, Ne. Vtood. nreits - * s' *
. 130 Yet itaVeittiSDnAgll3i.--. , -
101 orals! Gornsll Agnaat na.urpar•
ona are dreadfully totruezated with corns. A. certain
reaudy Till be Varna haDr. masts Cass - Yusr" tax -
aide by Dr. OEM KElllsl4l4d .Wccd street. - '
-; Pea; retell at 1214 aut3:2; eta-perbirc.,
dot..-s-to - tbose arbetbay txmll ecida..:- , .
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lIRTAIIi Virsailly MU • alai•data ,
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U rC eartala Tztamlagi 'oreellteulttee. - ±• , •!-! - - .7
Flushes, IhroesteDec.a.e., lace 394-Filullu Curtillui. N. - Y- . •
Painted Winslow Raged, Opt. conispr.sectitido lize4ltisrp l / 4
A• 4, at whaler* ipit iess.ll. - --- W. II; CLICRYh t
. • . Nu. ;co Cheoustrirrealgonser 13114.2hi1u1el ' •• ':
turbans Made sod . Tlizoi . ned in 143a-rrry.viraost. rv• ..
style. : -. , - .. .-1,; •,-. !-- • ~ .'. ' l ,- , . . ' ..-..- Z . ..[llOattr: .i. :
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it : m a- "111.16:M_ Window. - • • o:lllimautto"7...
they • tory, COMM Of =CND AND-Altelf BM,
ISILADELYRIA: Ouirior" t` cowl 4sk" . !!!" t, nal
air
atom Otiok.aalaise &xi",
ituractormarrfr.. • •" 41 "
"if-Dmitra rokeibms
Dm purchasing elmfiterß. 0 .--10MTU4CO, tt
Arnim &W. email. Semati"d&relfitaahlia.', ,
• ZirELsO3Pa• nmarmasteiterryjnltt.---;:
Ike • palt otacs zuVintl274., Thlr.lstreeL :Likemetatiltea
In all kinda of weather, Ilona A. I& toy Slit.; Orbit mei i`
....,untnnztletie and animate indite ant vastly 5te.....7.
puler la the eomixoti ftlikretv -
cheap-prim:, $1,50,.V.1. 83. SAiirlind "Przd, IP*?
. 1 v4, 1 4-tac
the ahstutail quality of caestmel.s
noun for ehlldrtel, from toll P. M.
22 a—Mamma of 4dck or iliel . l.peratua tikeee &Ai,.
.
-DEAFNESS, Noises is tho Eked. aad.saltisit•
tkeYr Metall." dischnzvni frtank tAri , * MIA and
nontlysennared,wi.boatlninarinnantindonno,
tEr. Prinolnol Ming otthn N. Milne Borger:, who may be,.
oap'vkl -- 0 W - 99 .141,t, rfoicklila~4l4 *tali "A=1 11 4' 2 : 3 ;7 5
Thirteawaiioreliise. taly;
this tome, of special Stractilee tilh e 4uabted bi=
treatment to such • deMo at anus rA gzedthe moat
tamed aattobattuste as"; 7184; by, geedy ittentioiaci:
tr:ASSOCIATIrEi Plrenlenis ;
U• e y - Canagniaar of thikelty.of Plttaloataltht. - 4::
J..K.MOOMWAD, itesident—lLOßXAT YlNNSY,l3evensamr.
war thsur t itsicaL apd 314,r0 31.8/LT
kinds
. la Maw:. Ittoocingsb9lo . /bus* Nos. 721 sad,
Weer a:MU -
arc' is _ - •r/
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. 4VI ratOSQue t San&
IWCTIZENS' IsisirxreSeseefisai real
, I. Plttsburgh.-21,-.D.110i •
111XLI. ILSESECELL, Beerrerxr7. • •••:'!"--• ' ,"-•
Were: fil4 Meer Stred, berreeesljarletesl Weeriefreefi , - r
IssuseslCULL and CARCi 0 71143,1?0,!..te OPity 411,3/o•='
kippi Elvers and tid . • •
usmeregalsost LOBS or Dirinasc, try Sire.. • .r.
41.10 , --ftgitositkis Perils of the B i k saktirkszil
ilatland "friatipsoWlaz .*
• - D.Mort, - •, • Wzruleimp,-;
• wimenr Bagsley, Smug .
Bak . Williazza3theuca‘ '
Robert Dvailap, jr., • ' Joffs.B.lllhroetly
13, MUM. ' •
MaltsrArrint% • • • •
lacpcs—zocnausi thaw'
.stattiinl Le sida:; -
-Dung •
1 - 11:130.31x, (Buy-N-600ft liegimin:s alsel laris Oa%
brard4 in atm+ sad. ibrale PT . "' - • - -
lajtm, - . . 41 . 4.0,14 . G. - J. =DB' &‘
FU PHILABELPiIia
sEv,tof'w,ooMa. qua% ibr sale at • -
• .I=I4UYSEWSDnig Ston, la Wad - •
'EMT! & , JiIiLVALS, ..
4444
_
st,t z"taik.U:,
- , _ 140 Wocd /dreg. . •
I YOE. 1t)211+.. socd - obrousTo Elam 8u zoot./by
- - •• CLUILOTTZ 131.43L1Ci
J im a 1113 Wood otroot..,
- r)Aplat—yataiesp and Post.Papets„ of all qualitie, audit
. b 7 Ctaiait t fitcribat, Plata= t Saab, Goodwin A.M.*
aid othar taitnedistarers Mama*
Mbeia, and Jamul=l Brothers, tit Ettilead ra Rzla
and Monier' fu Velum ; azat Zeadt4t Cka, ett eshgziod-
Berlin Nina Bell at:olol4.am rata: “Tb• tceds aapptied
on Maul tams. By & ITAT&N r Nam Dealer,
•
Liquor Ma
. ' As us intend berattatibudne =sere
ei d yto thokliiitillatica Aleoh*Desdatrige ROA
tmg OpkitaAlta• *Meth pool' up tkillir.peitsut-straugUL—
Aaid 4444 Dow prepared to VI tudeeptdpup aUxutelt
tbekhateltigielthima a
lspActry whalareds
ortke •"•'• •• ; AST= irLdUELECLIti.
p . - No eta be 47¢12,1 at cm foaoluad
stand, earneeot•9snithaefd emd Rost etroeta „taed4
. ltalezattstect . Vaboatirroart •
S u . mix CO.'S, No..litmithltelditteeklealeerer
AA. lust retelted" tbe targetrinct - test• fetid/a 'dee! et
Our& mut Sesittmentil gm- tifbreedrlbi ,. vala-rat
thls turetateck ror =Au- ettecda ilotetyCer -
dedga and beauty of ilnlatr agy bireadere offeetif;'Orect
cce tbasmand kindsa Camis. Takattrar „ ..pecilitteatirs
zloty of Talentbseis Uttar NMais:.•;, ; • - - • .
dyeddanded : • •e,
• Orden Dr tun Pron/P B.:3aNza.it.CO. -
No-a4f4aughkintallt---'
• Notice - •
ligial"08,A18 ‘lll 'recetrat by the
.L: calla the SOth of:February taid;'/Or.' 462
=op Ilalab at Ulf tatorktr 03. Friars. the .
decorated Gothici afirla; the eiPletheetkefe:7lthil..
whirbsw araxataw. et thic AteldusctNc !NYte
ballartg, law Mer
sOO Axe .SWOPILTed for
sii regtdettataarmatian ea tbs. addict
cm snacckia t 7 letAer>=
Areldtect,
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