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WRISTS the facts revealOn the inveetigation, drse.., uueort , thyposboalca,. mr. 'I
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ilaaniligi°lll alter the "tiler °f his C°l/11-11 assessed on the banks of this tdty. The appli- and ow e that phe will die if her husband be not
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INfiLt RED, BED LEAD. and LITHARGP, dry.
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Pu t men' f the citizens of this County, on the Buh
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Je--' 4: 5, 4 a :refornatiott in County expenses, will be to the starting Point," aapect of a bird of prey."
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103141E6AT' MORNING - :FEBRUARY 2
Parrsottl.s Co., who =prompt, bon
- ~:tistitturtintlemtmly In thelr-bialuese irolumetions, are the
- mayiitomoilgoditgeomto thi'dtieS of New York and Boston
ttrrotOllo4.l-
SUplor!ptip4s ,for Heist our nonal nttur.
4. 1t , _ Vat: B- . .1. - 2 1 .41 katr°tRe artrert.. at
statii-stieet.:
THE1C01111:113810MIRS vs: THE SICE:RIET.
Thesiontrovhru. : betsreen---the..offiglals about
4*.
4/14-C#kt:4°1:186)181/"laiistnirgatt iioportance
which ba diy expected , . when we flzst tailed
the priisiworthy efforts of
thh-Ohinnissiousts to effect a reform. In fact,
we fil.p.iihmeLapfielieaSion that those-gentleman
WouldianOther:iireatigatima,rother than expose
4Man of their parry, who. had fastened himself
like a - leech inithelogular artery : of the County,
and was sibling affray its lifellood as last as
possible., Creditable to them, as well
sa for*de for th - atax-payers;, that they have'
proved themselves to be honest Men, actuated by
honest intiiliett, and determined to save the Conn
tylefore Sin 4 under exhaustion. We regord
_ .
the:golMJ.StMeners ,as me* GP plain- common
Unpellitedthemselves, lave got in
, to a worse- that:l,4)444M titable,l and are deter
. mined:AO Cleanse it. They bade been provided
' with r brooms,":-and we have no fears but they
will pV;,;thiii with All the vigor of Alcides I
124:aailtreveray. standi thus The Co mmis
sicine*:l:vr..t:#leir own signatures, accuse Sheriff
Magill with the daspliableavarice of spec ulating
on the , food, of the prisoners in the dell, Ind
obarigingthaCciantywith more than danide the
coat of their eitbsistedaat and, withlinektrava
, out waste fulness, If not Mtmitgcation, (if *pap,
candles and other - Materials for the The
-iiiteetif defends himselt , byproxy, ekalking:be
hind the shield ofthe 4Fasettei. and - hischlunpiiin '
battles As_ him Withthat,:_andacious bbldness
-whichEdistiaguishessWell-paid Swiss. We were
not aitinitheest _At& course of, the liatiette;, it
. 0010'n A - have - maintained its characteristics and
notedlAterwis' long as Sheriff- Magill
prititinititiire,:;he need have no apprehensions
of lotaillit friend the Deacon.' lint why does
not theSlieriffttemet -out like a man; and , reply
• to the enintriiiishinerS over lais' proper signature ?
This rtiftiAtieltion We have heard* dozen Of times
asited 4 l3ut, no ene _could answer for hita. Ile
shirks front Inveatigatfori, as he did While a can
didate, itheiVoined open tonoheunt for,t4o scrip
defalcation: triliteltd furnishing l anreitaide
and Statements Ond Sgurea.to the
Garet% which esta he ;denied or, persisted in 4tc.-
Oording to circumetanesa, any conscientious up
right man,.;laced in the same position; would
have come citit,With. a plain exhibit of; lux ac
counts,and indignantly (defied the Commission.
Mere to gainsay 'is i:meaty and correctness. But
has mot *:.Atagliktiett4; Like a cultic-,
fish he-itret '-cacatif by disingenuity Tha -
Eitotenient. furnished fOr the Gazette, is a fraud
upon; nblioiritelligence without the sanction of
his imprirnatur. We assure Mr. Magill and his
frienda-that -we _ -haver no mslitious feelings to
gratify, pa midst° seek,but those of public jus
tice e_nr . t4yrit - 4 - possible for him to disprove the
serlooschargee made against his official icharao
ter bible'political brethren the County Commis
sionsrS,TLereelteerfttily throw open our Columns
to him for hit .defence.
In a moral point of 'vievt, Sheriff Magill may
, be no libisethan hispredeeessors. lie certain
ly has not been long-enough In office to , have en
richedshireitelt upon its perquisites and Spoils--
we mean in the Matra office. It was not the
acts of Lotus the Sixteenth that caused the
French`, Revolution be fell a sacrifice to the
guilt of 'those who Preceded him ; and, we are
impressed with a conviction that the future his
torian Allegheny County will complete the
parallel,whioh have hinted, at between the
unfortunatellourbon and the unhappy Magill!
4 correspondent of the Gaulle, possibly the
fateriffAinaself," hints_ that the. Com*sitmers
had lettPrhaumPhtied.-1-a hunting u p. the deft ''' .
cationsnairescalities of their own dePtrtment,
than_threatitig theinelves bite the Sheriff's office.
TA*Botair point in the sarcasm ; but still it
cannot wound the Commissioners, as those gen
tlemen ItaveAcime into office since the embezzle
ments alluded to, and doubtlese they are investi
gating.:,the,,„corrtiptilms of their precedessors
wherever any traces have been' left upon thare
nerds... Though.their enemies may charge them
withimpolicy and. rashness, we have heard no
.one call=infquestion their individual integrity
and:benesty parpose. We are assured that
Sheriff Msgillr , promised, at one time to .show
themthe holes where the frauds in the Commis
sitinetet4l4o',.eauld be, ferreted out, but Since
his accession 'to the Itheriffalty he maintains a
diguffied silence on that .subject. • We do not
peafz advisedly , but we think. it positible that
hie failure to come lip to his : engagement in - that
matter,:May.finvehadeane influence in direct
ing thaeiett of the Commissioners to the opera
tions of : the machinery connected - with lite Sher- .
Briti:affizef
The question. no longer assumes a partizan
character, but one in which tax-payer is
intereeted.. If abuses existineur County effices,
let them-at once be reformed. The commission
era have empt forward and put their shoulders
to tho Wheel ;Act. them have the countenance
andinoral‘sustenance of every good man in the
community. In all works of reform, _there ii 3
danger of reaction, unless public sentiment , is
iin wh eeeent, ol: o oM .4;
j3h eitt: cmai, d t.,i2 v t i on g ils or oin o f tm eth . oi:a t c : oue h nx o typ p e, e nso . n t ei h s,th e
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throrn on the right side,
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.:-:-: :if.:l; DI Ausit&L.
Candidates for. U. S. Marshal for the %Swam
• District ef Tlietsusylvatiia are still multiplying.—
We piebumetberft lITO at lest a " baker's dozen"
now ingitteld.for that office. • Tho •Brie °bier
verettlattnizitty. last, states that Judge CHABI,IB
reldj'Aiii'lidß,pttir county will be au. 'applicant
.6011 tit responsible post. Col. IT. B1'10)10; of
Clarionore_are authorized to say, willolso be an
niplip
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epf for Marebal.
WiaTERN BiITIRIC—Wo. are indebted to our
fritilidirEennedy' & %Brother, for a copy of this
weld B.. ! Tones & Co. It is
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Expo - orison or Luc.—This is the title'of an
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excellent moral story, written oy a. , ed. 'aewett,
.rouqier -of 4. Amy -Berbert, ' . , a Gertrude,":"
First History of Greece," “Journal of a Sum
mer Tour," &o. Published by , D. Appleton,
& Co., New York, sate yA. H. Mtg.
lish & Co., Wood street. , •
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By W. M Thaakerni, Esq., Thaokeray's writ
ings; have becalm as popular lathe United States
as naEugland. The, Look of Barry Lyndon, is
pleasing romantic humorous work, and will
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evening, For es.le by A. 11. English & Co.,
Wood street.
• •
THCARAS 110011E,--The, Memoirs, Journal and
Correspondence of Thomas Moore, •edited by the
Hight Hon. Lord John Russell, M. P., are now
being published in numbers by D. Appleton g
Co., New York; pries 26 cents each. The two
first numbers, whieh , are before us, are beautiful
1Y Printed, and embAllehed with a fine steel, en
graving of the gifted aathor of Lelia Itoohk.—
These Mensoirs, of Moore, written by himself, are
deeply interesting anit enteraining, and will be
read by everyone who admires the writings; of
Ireland's great bard. For sale by A. H. English
Co., Wood street.
APPISTOWEI BIZCZUSICIe Manartsa.—We have
received the Deceruher and January numbers of
this valuable glad ably conducted Monthly, edit
ed by Julius W. Adams, Civil Engineer. They
are full of . deeply ;interesting reading for every
mechanic, engineer.. and'man 'of saline°. For
sale by English & Co., Wood street.
TEE NEXT STATE CONVENTION.
.The next7Democratio State Convention will as
semble at Harrisbtirg,.on Tuesday the lst day o f
March. Nearly every county in the state has
already (Meson delegates. Besides the nomina
tion of a Canal Commissioner, the duty of se
lecting candidates for Auditor General and Sur
veyor General, to serve for the ensuing three
years' term, will devolve upon that body. For
the last named offices, the present incumbents,
Hon. EPHILLIW. Banta and Col. V. POZTEB.
BuawLE; are candidates for re-election. For
Canal Commissioner, several astingsished
dam
ocrats have been spoken of. We may mention
the names of Col. A. S. Feather, Col. David 8.-
Rum of Berke, Henry B. Mott: Esq., of Met'.
Hon. Thcpmas H. Forsyth, of Philadelphia, and
Hon. Joel B. Danner, of Adams. These are all
very good men, acid As the East appears to be
entitled to the catolidate this year, we presume
the Western Democracy will generally go Unin
structed to Harrisburg. One only desire is to
see a true and infliuching Democrat and an hon
est man nominated—a man who will study the
interests of the Commonwealth, and oppose
frauds and stealings upon the Pliblio Works.
THE SA.LEB BASK DIBIPICULTT.
A city- paper—the Dispatch—states that the
Post " devotes some space to defending the late
-outrage at Salem, 0., where a county treasurer
robbed whank." Breit charity must suppose
that our neighbor, itkunacenninted with the facts
of the case, or else be, would not use such
sweeping language. The Port has defended no
" outrage at Salem," for no "Outrage" -was
committed, unless by:thin Tank officers ; nor did
the Treasiiiiri-of •Cobliabianacounty ."irob a
bank." . Ile proceeded-legally,_ and - discharged
his duties fearlessly, as an honest officer should.
If Treasurer' Quitut was a "robber," why did
not the Bankers have him indicted ? They
endeavored to evade the payment of taxes,—
thus violating the laws of the State—and when
the Treasurer was discharging his duties, as
sworn to do, the Bankers threatened him with
violence. It was the Bankers who raised a mob
and committed the " outrage at Salem," and
we are glad to hear that they have been held to
bail for their appearance at Court.
• DS. Wrought iron, manufactured with mine
ral coal, without reducing it first to pig Iron,
and thence by puddling into wrought iron, is
now being made in Newark, N. J., bys company
acting under a patent received by Mr. Renton,
the discoverer. The iron is said to be produced
by this process, for $2O leas per ton, and sells
for $lO more than the peddled or charcoal Iron.
The rationale of the invention is that the iron Is
.deoxidyzed by heating a mixture of the pulver
ized ore and coal in close tubes so that by the
combustion of the coal the oxygen is absorbed
from the ore and passed off in an teriform state.
The residanm.is taken from the tubes and work
ed into balls weighing about 100 pounds each.
These are taken to the trip hammer, by which
they are reduced to blooms. Two tons of the
iron are now made per day, and it requires
about two tons of ore, and one ton and a half of
coal to produce ono ton of the wrought iron.—
The ore or iron must undergo two successive ex
posures to the fro before it can be reduced to
wrought iron.
THE DIFFICULTY SETTLED•
A telegraphic despatch from Harrisburg, Jan.
. - •
29th, says : A very important arrangement.was
corm:mated' to-day, for Philadelphia interests
and the State at large. A contractime been en
tered,into between the Pennsylvania Railroad
-Company and Bingham -& Dock, by which the
latter give up control of all passenger babas
running in. connection with those of. the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company over the Columbia
Railroad, to that company. Bingham & Dock
will, nudist...this arrangement, act as local agents
at Philadelphia,.
Tea STATE 07? I9AOIIINOTON.—A correspond
ent of the Bt. , Louis Datociat very warmly
urges, through the columns of that print, the
propriety of forming a new State, to be called
Washington, after the Father of his Country,
with the following boundaries. He says:
"Let us form beyond Missouri a great central
State. Let its boundary leave Missouri at Fort
Scott, and traverse treat four hundred miles,
along the southern rim of the Hawaii Basin;
thence north -to .the Platte; thence down the
Platte to its month; thence by the Missouri river
to the starting ioint,"
INDIANA BANKING LAW. ---We learn from' the
Indianapolis Journal that a bill Is before the lam.
ate, instructing the State officers not to receive
any applications for Banks under the general law of
last-winter. The reason, given for this bill is,
that Wall street operators, Now York, arc about
to secure charters for Banks in many of the coun
ties, for the purpose of using the notes in Now
York, instead of carrying on a legitimate bank_
lag business in Indiana.
RAILROADS IN ARKANSAS —Arkansas, follow
ing Close in the waking up of Missouri, is going
into the railway system with decider' spirit.—
Bills have passed the Legislature to incorporate
six companies, es follows:
The Mississippi Valley railroad, the Fulton
and Cairo railroad, the Central railroad, the
Western railroad company, the Batesville and
Grand Giallo rail or plank road, end the Mem
phis and 8t Prude rail or plank road.
Mir It bill to prevent the circulation, -in the
ofOhloi'Bank. Villa of a less donomina.
iatt thin' .five . &MO, was considered in the
Roma of Itepresentatives of thst State ea .Fri 7
day last.
mann. wmLow.,
The Oder
Willow is getting :tirlin'extenalielY
used in this country, for haikete, - aindies, child
ren's Welton bdolketf. - and:other : Putiosis.'
believe it mostly imported trait, Eittiptli
grows fineWhoweverik..in this country, awl We
see no reason why it -should', note cultivated
Watileiently to supply the home;',dematid.-.'-lt
grown itt Colton's Nursery,in New York. At a
late meeting of the New York Farmer's Club, we
lea* by the Ttibune, that ihe following remarks
/7.
on the culture and Commercial value:ttf thiaar.
tide were made by George Dickey;
The Osier Willow for - basket Making—price in
New York, from 8} to 8 cents per pound, is im
ported from France and Germany, bat chiefly
from France. England grows all she uses...-.
There is a considerable quantity grown on Sta
ten Island, near Richmond, which brings about
geoids per pound, on the average,l o when pre
pared for nee. Itie planted in smell eked twigs
by the acre, in a damp soil, leaving some, path
ways between ; and it Is .necessary to keep the
ground clean and clear of the growing'of weeds
and. plants. It will grow in Soils unfit for other
purposes; but it will not grow well on light or
sandy soils. The bark is taken off by a trian
gular instrument, which catches the twigs' that
are drawn through it—the prongs of -the4,instrn
went being made round and arranged to press
hard on the twigs as they are pulled through
the machinery, the prongs of which are made of
iron.
A HAPPY ILLUSTS:ATIOY.—•The Curvier . des
Etats Ums, in an article on the caloric ship
, g Ericsson," illustrates the operation of the wire
apparatus, in alternately beating and cooling the
same volume of air, in the following apposite
"The great fundamental
,principle of the
transmission of caloric, coat the Inventor twenty
years of reflection to realize in this machine. It
consists in using constantly the same heat to
Warm the air which is made to enter tbe cylin-
ders. The apparatus by means of which this
principle is applied, is called a regenerator—
we can form a clear idea of. it by supposing that
a man has his mouth filled with awarm metallic
sponge; if he draws in his breath, the exterior
sir, in traversing the Pores of 'the warm sponge,
will itself be warmed, and will arrive warm into
the lungs—villa the sponge having partedwith
its caloric, will have become °Old. If he exhales
the air thus warmed, this air, in again traver—
sing the sponge, will again warm it'and will
come out reduced in temperature. If, instead of
producing these movemeots by the contractions
of the muscles of the breast of-the individual,
an ordinary bellows is adapted to the mouth to
produce the inhalation and the exhalation—we
well nigh hare Ericsson's machine "
ger Murmur. hum, manufactured directly
from the ore with mineral coal, without reducing
it first to pig iron and thence by puddling into
wrought iron, is now being made In Newark, N.
J., by a company acting under a patent received
by Mr. Renton, the Tumover. The iron is said
to be produced by this progress, for $2O less per
ton, and eels for $lO more than the pad
dled or Charcoal iron. The rationale of the in
vention is that the iron is deoxydized by beating
amixturo of the pulverized ore and : coal the ox
ygen is absorbed from the ore and passed off in
an esriform state. The reaidum is taken from
the tubes and worked into boils weighing about
100 pounds each. These are taken' to the trip
hammer, by which they are reduced to blooms.
Two tons of the iron are now made per day, and
it requires about two tons of ore, and one ton
and a half of coal to produce one ton of the
wrought iron. The ore or iron must undergo
two successive exposures to the fire before it can
be reduced to wrought iron.
MawnEas room Pzunute Izlt must require
no little patriotic zeal as well as an rinbotinded
love of official cares and honors to induce an at
tendance of the members from Pembina on the
Territorial Legislature of Minnesota. The Min
nesotion of January 15th, notices their arrival
at, Bt. Paul uin good health, after a tedious
journey of twenty-one days." Messrs...Mttlion,
Selene and °lngres, the members from Pembi
tut, were state en days in rear ling Crow Wing, to
which poiet,they journeyed eriththeir dogtraing.
At Leech LAO the snow 'vraii - fottrftszt deer;
The members from Pembina report that the
crops have been excellent, and the hunts pro
ductive thepast season. In that twenty-one days
travel out of the wild region in the Northwest.
" This Is a great country."
BOLD FRAUD.—Their free Bank rag system in
Indiana Is bad enough, in all conscience, but
some parties are not content with even that., for
it requires at least o.show of capital. They have
just started the boldest kind of fraud, said by
the Matt Sentinel to be bills purporting to be Is
sued by the Mount Vernon Insurance Company,
Indiana, "payable in current Bank notes," to J.
JONES, er order, and signed by L. BALDWTS, Pres
ident, and J. WIIUDIT, Cashier. There is no
such institution In the State, and no such parties
residents of that town.
The penitentiary of Indiana is evidently too
much restricted—too exclusive. ,
CUBE TOE TEE lITDIIOPHODIA.-oapt. YOHOH
nes, the chief of police of New Orleans, informs
the Picayune that ho has learned that the gen
tlemen sportsmen in the parish of -St: Bernard,
Louisiana, have long been acquainted with the
virtues of a small seed, of much fragrance and
the appearance of ballyhoo seed, which will cure
the hydrophobia. Not only do the plantera•nae
•it at once with success when n person is bitten,
bat they cure the rabid dog pith it. Captain
Yonennea has sent for a lot of the seed.
THE DEATH PENALTY.—Last year a law was
passed by the Legislature, to the effect that a
person found guilty of murder, or any other
crime the penalty of which was death; should be
kept in the State prison one year, at the expira
tion of whioh time the executive could issue a
warrant for execution. The Senate thirmorning
passed to a third readiug an act to repeal the
law by a vote of 82 to s.—Roston Traveler, 27th
rout.
Homssraans.—Seventeen States have passed
homestead laws. ..Of the Southern States, Geor
gia exempts twenty acres, not ppeeding In value
$B6O ; Florida ezempte forty acres, not-exceed
ing in value $400; Alahams, forty acres, orhouse
and lot in town, $BOO ; Texas two hundred
acres, $600; California, $600; South Carolina
forty acres, $5OO.
.
Mons ov THE Itsvolir.—The Columbus Jour
nod, of Friday, gave this notice:
"On Saturday morning at
_lO o'clock, an ap
plication will be made to Judge Dates for an in.
junction to restrain the - collection of the taxes
assessed on the banks of this city. The appli
cation willbe made :by'- Menne. Stanbery, Swan
dr, Andrews, and`Swayne and will be resisted by
Elijah Book= and H. 0. noble, Esquires."
Twarrt-osn different Railroads, which are
either in operation or in course of construction,
or are projected, will centre in Cincinnati. They
severally reach or are intended to reach, St.
Louis, Indianapolis, the Upper Mississippi, Fort
Wayne, Chicago, Dayton,Sandusky, Toledo,
Cleveland, Columbus, Sp ringfield, Piqua, Wil
mington, Zanesville, Chilicothe, Marietta, and
other points.
Tits BILLTMORE AND'OEIIO RAILIIOAD COMPANY
have started their morning trains from Washing
ton early, by one hour, to connect with the Sus
quehanna Railroad, so that passengers coming
over this latter road and the Pennsylvania rood
from the West for Washington, are compelled to
remain in Baltimore seven hours. This, it is al.
legod, is to compel Western travel to pass over
the Baltimore and Ohio road.—U. S. Gazette.
fl The Brookville (la.) Democrat says it is
a "fixed fact" that Mr. Bright will4.e tendered a
Place In the Cabinet of Gen. Pierce. It is, how
ever, asserted that Mr. Bright will not accept a
seat in-the Cabinet, but, like Mr. Houston, will
prefer to remain in the Beqate.
THE QUISTION TO BS BWITISD.—We SILO 50011
have the question settled, whether the Bank-tax
law le constitutional? On the 3d February the
case of the Mehrmies' and Track,' Boa, in this
city, against the late county Treasurer, will be
heard, as well as the many °then that have been
started by banks, In different-parts of the State.
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lterp of ireirift vid /dinellany,
One of the locomotbres nf:thel . llndeon l aver
BatiroAcritiodesl. her boilers otatThuriebay butt,
2airront:, - WaiNured boy the
neeithini;Vtholie titers use t l a rge - numb er of
—"'''
perttplas nesr the jock:a#*l/ when the explosion
(mimed.
Six pears of cattle, fattened in Westfield, Mass.,
by George 11. Moseleir, weigh respectively as tot,
lows : 4100, 4800, 4060, 4850 and 6030 lbs.—
Aggregate weight, 2,-740 fibs., average weight,
4413.T3f lbs.
A sailor belonging to the crew recently die
charged from the, it S. sloop-of-war it. Mary's,.
has been arrested Clit suspicion of having mur
dered Mr: 'Rink, of Pliiiatielphia, ,, a short time
since. An investigation before , the Mayor has
elicited some very suspicious circumstances, but
the prisoner, it is said, will prove an alibi.
The Boston - Advertiser says that the Presi
dents of the Banks of that. city and State are
about to present to Congress a memorial repre-
Muting the nrgent necessity, for the general
convenience and advantage of the community,
of a reform in the - condition of the silver cur
rency.
The Whig caucus of .the Maine Legislature on
Thursday nominated Pitt Fessenden, Jr., for
United States Senator._ The democratic mem
bers of the SenatC nominated Nathan Clifford,
aid those of the House John W. Dana, for the
•
Same office. •
•
The $2,000,000 petition of the Troy and
Greenville Railroad;Company has been referred
to a committee of one from each Congressional
district, by the mlssaaclipeette Legislature.
The Massachusetts Liquor Law has been re
ferred to maeliet committee, to report as to the
expediency of in:sending it without infringing
upon the fundamental principles of the act.
The leather defilers are the mostactive in busi
ness in Nett York At present. All descriptions
of•goods have advanced. since the fall 9i,€)10
ceut, while stocks are very light. The market
for upper and solo leather has still an upward
tendency.
Wellingtondied possessed of an estate and
funds not - far sort of ten millions of dollars.—
He was cofillidered miserly and mess, and as
eloselyailtiqated the value of olio pound as any
London itfi4man.
The Milkmen of Boston have held a Conven
lion and resolved - to adopt the wine measure in•,
stead of that at-present in nee, the alemeasnre.
The milkmen of New York have determined to
do likewise. This is•oquiralent to raising the
price of milk.
The Camanche Indians, according to a letter
from a 11. B. army officer stationed in Western
ToXaS, With an extremely deplorable condition.
Being hedged in by- military posts, the buffalo;
nearly-all gone, and the deer driven across the
lines, they are almost in a state of starvation.
Aletter from Havana of the 211 d inst, states
that the dikerencee between the British consul
and the governor general, on the slave trade and
other matters, had assumed such a shape that
at one time it was thought the consul would de
mand his ipastports.
A.chief ofithe Apache Indians has -recently
given an account of the murder of Mr. White,
his wife and child, and the destruction of the
entire party in charge of the U. B. mail from
Independence to Santa Fe, in May, 1850, cow
slating of eleven persons, all males. The details
show the usual Indian characteristics of cunning,
and cruelty.
The skeleton of a cat and rat, in eicellent
preservation has been' foantl in Gerard's hall
crypt, London ♦ The rat woe firmly heldin the
mouth: of ti.! cat. It is thought they had lain
there 480 or 600 years.
Mr. Reineliemeer, an American either' of Bal
timore, has beep imprisoned and outrageously
abused by lily Prussian ,apthoritica Minden,
merely rot having in his imscsaion same politi„
nig am ct T,kie afratirrill6=plobahly come
blare t gove,r,ltt-ntflfariiiagtbre?-4
It is well known that Coleridge had smite idea
of figuring in the pulpit. Ills clerical, life, how
ever, lasted but a single Sabbath—his first and
last day in the pulpit. His morning sermon was
on the corn laws, and that-of the afternoon on the
hair powder tax I
AN ENGLISH ADVENTITIIE.R.
We find the following in French law paper,
the Droit:—"Tbe court of appeals of Paris, Borne
time agq, pronounced condemnation on a person
named Cavendish, for a great number of acts of
swindling, the greater part of which were ac
companied with forgeries. Different circum
stances having caused this individual to be sus
pected of misdeeds of another kind, the Prefect
of Police, at the solicitation of the abassador of
England, and with a view to the general inter
est, caused new investigations respecting him to
be made, and M. Bouirot, commissary of the
judicial delegation, was speedily charged with
them. It was soon ascertained that this adven
turer is a polygamist,and that three of his wives
were in England, and one in Italy. Speaking
several Languages with facility, he r assed him
self off at one time as a wealthy merchant, at
anot her as a member of the House of Lords, at
another as a foreigner -cif distinction. In Great
Britain he took the names of Gore, Leicester,
Lord Howard, Effingham, Charles Howard, Ho
race Seymour, Horace Belmore, and others.—
There ls reason to believe that the name of Ca
vendish, under whielthe has been condemned, is
not his real one, and that this Protens has not
yet told his secret.
Every day, in fact, new circumstances are
brought to light against him, and publicity may
lead to the discovery of a greater number. Ca
vendish lived in _splendid style, and to support
his pretensions to high rank simulated a corres
pondence with most.eminent personages. Ile
thus succeeded in making dupes in the best so
ciety, and Introducing himself into the most ex
clusive circles. The commerce of Paris Is WWI..
dated with his forged bills. In abort, it would
fill a volume to relate the acts of swindling which
he has imagined and carried into execution with
incredible success. In his interrogatory Caven
dish has. confined himself to a system of com
plete denials. Placed unexpectedly in presence
of the witnesses of his different marriages and
of his four trives, ; who were collected to be con
fronted with him; he promptly repressed a move
ment of surprise, and, impassible in presence of
_their recriminations, feigned not to know them.
.The only thing which he can be made to confess
is that he was detained in the fortress of St. An
gelo, at Rome, for forgery. The unfortunate
women; who this polygamist has successively do.
ceived and abandoned, cannot imagine that he
has contracted other marriages, and appear to
have felt strong affection for him. His last wife
whom he married; in. Italy, positively refuses to
believe the facts revesletiln the invetitigation,
and vows that oho( will die if her husband be not
restored' to her. The'pasaion inspired by Caven
dish tan only be explained by a sort of fascinat
big influence. He is small, thin, anti lightly bent;
his features display cunning and trickery; hie
bent nose, and his round and phosphorescent
eyes, hurried under-thick -brows, give him the
aapect'of a bird of prey."
loon ton MAnsins,.—The barque Nautilus,
which was chartered to carry supplies for the
destitute Inhabitants of Madeira, sailed from
this port on Thursday. Liberal donations were
received from a number of our citizens. The
cargo consists of 857 bushels beans, f.?. brie bread
1188 bushels oorn, 102 bairels corn Meal, 333
barrels flour, 412 barrels potatoes, 1348 bushels
do, and 113,903 lbs rice.
Several thousafids of dollars have been con
tributed in New York, and a vessel will be des
patched in a few days with supplies. The mem•
hers of the Cora Rrchange have contributed
$6OO.
The Nautilus, owned by sYm.Worthington &
Bons, which sailed from this port, as above stated
on Thursday, is a fast sailer, and will probably
carry tho first aid, received from America, The
cost of these articles was about $5,000. which
has been voluntarily contributed by our citizens
with that liberality which has always been 'final
rested when occasions ariso for its exercise.—
Bozion Franferi,t.
ter. Miss Qouid, the poetess, gins a Ittdicrosis
incident of the ~m istakes of thO press," in refer
eons to a poem she had soot to a country editor.
She says:
"For the dew-drop that fall upon the , freahly
blown mum,'
The nasty beset made it, from 'freshly Min
noses It
lIMS3
~'
For plain Republicans, perh - 43 we are a little
too fond of titles. • ~These • titles are not dials
'flea?
the reward of long advisee the badge o__ •
merit and diet4etioti.,==lllere is a .IFeat al o'.
lion. There is a greaidispoildcin to use thettrilak
Bellaire at the end:of anuses nalae, a sort of
title, that is Perhaps the most coMman—almost
as commozras the - quirk at kpig's_ tail. Cap":
Min, Major, Colonel and Judge; are conferred
upon men who are as ignorant in regard tuna=
tary affairs, or the machinery of courts, as a
Comanche Indian is of the onelinesdnging.—
Such things give scope for the most unmerciful
ridicule, and.there are few men who do not see
the ludicrOusness of titles without the substance.
We have often laithged over a story of an honest
Darphr. u , who mazy goats ago" kept a ferry at
the.mouth of Oil Creek.. •
A long time in the business had eonvinced him
that all the men up the river _were-rams of dis
tinction, for all were Majors, Doitors; :Co lonels,
Captains, or Judges. One day the old man was
pulling across the stream with a large load of
passengers. They were addressing each other
as Major this and Colonel that—every man but
one had a title. The old Dutchman looked at
the plain - with surprise. When the
fare came to . he Paid, he charged the titled man
who asked the price, one shilling each.
" What is my fare?" said the gentleman who
had no title after the rest had paid.
" Your fare?" said the Dutchman. "your fare
is ohust nothing—youtish de first high private
Yankee I ever carried over this creek, and you
is velcome ?"—Venango Specuitqr.
se" Washington Irving, while at Monet Vert
nou the other day, remarked that he remember
ed seeing General Washington in New York
when he wan a child five sears of age; 'and
while the General was passing through the street,
accompanied by a crowd, young Irring was at
tended by hi. nurse, an honest Scotch woman.
The woman forced her way up to the General,
leading her child by the hand, and approaching,
addressed him : "Your honor, here is a bairn
that is.ealled'after you." The General paused,
and; placing bin hand upon the bey's bead, give
him his blessing. tar. Irving states that be has
a dlitinct recollection of the whole seem, which
occurred in the year 1787.--Wew York. Exprqs.
.
.Car• The following , floor s citstorner, shows. the demand.
wblchiLf gceai medicine has creatal Wherever it bas been
Introduced . - •
BlOasstrio, Tiosm_Co Pe4 'Shack 30,1840.
Gendown.--In consoquente, of the prat coninalpfion of
your " Worm Specific" to this place s:ad vicinity, we hare.
entlrely alumna! our Mock:. We • should - fed obliged, by
your forwarding, 111 :Corning, N. Y., 20 Ibsen, wiih int=
NA On the reception of which we will remit you the money.
Front the wonderful etre'rte of said .Bpeettle,r In this
neighborhood, there could be Sold monnilly s Lugo quantity,
if to be had (wholesale and retail) from lonia load agent.
If Ton lionhl compensate-s person for trouble and expense
of Tattling, I think I could niche it to your advantage Ind°
Youre,respeetfolly, WM.
Meant. J . KIDD & CO. - ; Pied. E. Promos:
For sale by most of the Druggists al Merchants, and
by the sole proprietors: 3:KIDD :
jorChltsr • 60 Irtkitstreet
tr l ::v Hon. Neal Dow, the ton/lora the Mai*
L..," will deliver an duntows - on Irecusity.for
and Effeds tit' a Prohibitory Liquor Law, at the Valli
STIIKe.T 311:T110DIST CHURCLI,ixn WEDNESDAY -EVE
ni instant, at 7 o'clock. The fact that the speaker
dratted the drat Prohibitory Law enacted and antovedin
the United States, renders him peculiarly well . tpudified fo
give infarnustbm upon its prarlaiong, and their ace:Lain
the suppression of the giant evil of the day-Intemperance.
Ti c kets of ajod.ulon, 0,12 blItZ. Can be obtalund of Geo.
It. White, Market street; IL D. King and_Allerinan . Steel,
Fourth street: Di. A. G. MN:adieu Stith Ward; John
Price, Federal street, Aliv,heny City, Lid slaw door.
fehl
BUTTER -10 bbbt. fresh Itoll Butter, for sale by
felt.: S3IIIII b SINCLAIR.
IRIRD API•LtZ---1.1)0 bushels, ter sale by
feb2 SALIM d SINCLAIR
1 -
jitle.-41tiere., GA. sale by
febll
Li CU bble. Prune New Orleans far Aida by
fad XING tll.oorillEAD
I . IILAZII# SUGAR-4Z lxviltrzzil Sugar, in stoxi aznlrfor
t• 1 ZArlj 1100REITnu.
trEAS---,25 bait cluing Ounpoirder, Import:a, Young
lly
lau 2.0 Mick Tnii, in store &Int rc'r solo by
tell . ' KING & MOORHEAD,
Itobiusores,,Graat's, Webster's old,
nad other popular bnuids, for sale by
feted KING a IIOOIIII6AD .
SUN DUI F.S-010 bozo el by 10 Wass;
keys *.aortal EMU; • For sale by.
Ib2 MEG d MOORHEAD.
VINE,D SUUMLY—rolidered, Crusibed awl. Loaf, in
1~
aon. and En We, by
rem: KING k.SfOOIIII AD.
T ARDS--12tegil Nat; •
12 11 b 14.0. ;- Ftle salo
SMITII a smaant:
cOD
*.%) boxes; ssgperior article, fur sat§ by
. - . .B.IIITIL ..t; RN-CLAM
Ar Lass Pr i Z i r i tl wir
.01 St
Jasuci. la stare awl Of MIA by
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— alextiLttea t Valentines*
Ltrgest. ak,strttnent.or VALENTINES In tha city is to
I be found at W. A. tlildentenuey & Co'a. Every variety
and style, and prim, from Geruta to $5OO. All orders by
Later carefully attended to.
W. A. GILDENFENNEY A CO-,
feb2 76 Fourth street.
FOR SALES
urn OP aittlDND, belonging to the Thin/ Want -
11 Shut, of Pittabur; with a front of 11) natt 43si :
incheson Seventh street. by 90 feet on limit street, twine
die.tet y opposite the Lot on which the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company propose to erect their ptuotenger station. The
above Lot is suitable for a ifotel—nr wilt be distil...xi to suit
parties. For further particulars apply toany of the School
Directors. or to. JOUR 31 - QUEWAN,
President of tho Board,
corner of Peon and Wayne streets.
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Ilubluson'a Wrirks,(Puritan) 3 rola.;
Unruste.Chriatian Armor;
Charonck Oa Attributes;
Death of Little Chchlreu, by 13. J.Prime;
Dradley'd en:D.O •
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The New- Dulatlortstrf the A. S. S. Union;
The litueftploreti;
How to bo a Mari and Lady ;
I will bit a Man;
' I will be a Gentleman;
Oven's Worts, vols. 3, 4,10 and 13;
Dcrrning's Fruit Trees;
Dawning's Landscape flardralrtg;
W ine Seven Churches of Asia; feb2 .
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Introduction to Gothic .Architecture;
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PHOADGILILVIY,
OR WRITING BY BOUNDS
pins system, (invented by lir. IsiAclima, of Batty) as
adapted to the bftgllshlanguage,tbross a templete rye;
tem of Phonetic Short-hand, by which a speaker may befog
lovred tertian:it, and the report read at say distance of time
with rapblity and accuracy.
The need existing for a brief and phlkeophie mode of e%
pressing spoken language, has long been felt by legislators,
authors, ministers, professional gentlemen, tradesmen awl
sltidgnt. 4 . Pk4p9graphy fsno scknoirledged by the literati
of our land to supply i...iniportarit desideratum, and to be
the only perfect system of expressing language in existence.
Far all the varied purposes for which writing Ii required,
Phonography will save eve the of the time and ler
bor, inseparable from the use of the present lengthy mode
and, as a ustem of brief writing or short band, for report
ing sorroons, speeches, lectures, debates, An., it combines
more than the brevity of Ete Phi, with mere than the
bility of the ordinary long- • yet Such is the elm;
pliciO of the art, arising from the truthfulness of Unpin:
ciples on which it is based, that any person aurbecome per
featly acquainted with it In a month, by an hour's daily
practice, and thousands haie mastered Its I:Tine-Spies in one.
third of the time.
For further Information In regard to the Phottotie art, ad
droeo, thropgb tho poot.oaa, Kr. T. BLEB,*4O fursdati
books', and 0 , 0 WIMOTIP; lu *Wel liTertlipritiodple of plumate
abbreviation will be fully explained_vd Illuatrated.
CHANOE ON NEW ORLEANS AND ClNClNNATl, Ecoastantly for sale at N0..75 Fourth stmt.
febl . A. WILKINS a CO.
ONE de, men ryllnder, 30 ladies stroke, mo o d hand Er...
giro, with Boiler all complete, and in good working
order, for male on reasonable terms. Apply at
rt ORAIII t COM
No. 1'24 Wood street. (above ntth.)
CAZt . • .. .
riro Irt,• Liquor Merchants and .3laourfacturcrs of
1. arra cos.—As we !Wood hereafter to confine ourselves
,exchasiv to the Distillation of Akohol, Deadorired or Neu
tral Spirits, from therth proof up to 99 per cent strength.—
Ant as we are now prepared to SU orders tom) amount, at
the stoutest notice, wo respectfully eolkit the wholesale trade
or ttir eitl.
I'.. B.—kor the present, we can be found at our farmer old
stunt, corner of Poulthtleld and Front street*. jault
AT 11. BEINER No. = Smithfield street, wehava
just received the largest mad beat Belated stock of
Comk^and Sentimental Valentines ever offermi for sale In
this city. The new stock for 1843 Ikr.eseeeds In novelty of
design and beauty of finish any hervtothre offered. Oyer
one tboaoand kinds of Comic Valentines. Also, a great va
riety of Valentines Letter Writers.
Orders by mall promptly attended to.
IL MINER d 00,
N 0.32 Smithfield street.
Canal Coinzalastoners , °Moat t
Ifarrisharg;JantuuT 24th, j
Tj BSOLVED, That the •Superintendent of the Motive
Power on the Philadelphia and Columbia &dined be
and ho is hereby Minded to transfer' all the Section Boat
Trucks on said Road to the Allegheoy Portage Railroad.-
01 [tract front the Journal:l
71401LitS & WILSON, Secretary.
BOTILINTEMIZreS 017fe
Plikll4.ll7g,Jimazzr •
In./mord-soca with the above resointicm, the 5-mo=
Troche vi 111 hotraurterred, sod. then this date no Beetion
Boat wilt he transported over the Phil/de/ph/a lad Columbia
and Philadelphia Rama • • JOB. B. BAKER,
- Roperhderndent /dative Power, • • -
&Eh At Columbia Philadelphia Railroad.
.1
Apasc o sal.li tsjui, rsastro arld riDemocrat,
SnßidmeOarß tirourt‘ tdo Beatinti. pubuth ßtaterd/la 4
aunty
iipa Imo bill to able office.
MSN=S
The liove• oeTtilee.
ElPLauiels *ono_ Sitedlyi!
HEW ADVEETTEEKEEMB.
ELNCLAIIL
ENGINE.
Valentines! Valentines!
REM
REIM
,_: .~;
I=mo
Stdrate t illypoeithttarlsee want at
espenity for bantams or dirpoetkal to frORTESI
psi untwist, sew wretched Maplalata arbkh dltntlJ Frei
laity.tbs:cmanteutkaa of-the mabappy 11;taei are
iefinot brought on through troubles arid' allrbikaaeofoS .
ae, sedeutary habits; mutts! air bad cl;a4 eirpileatien.
6, e fi k ryz . „They are numerate allandadmllli.kefat"
glopufesiatlon, dyspepsia, remora: datelfl7,;!. hiffirthil
;42raiop, p, tad pt and , , = h ea l thy, a ci e uest • e i me " niiii..
these mehutelrly,ilisontere t h e *ef e e
;pi/tiling eye loses its woutailustre--:the mina Ii viz*:
Mae= acid ratacity—the body Its manly towage and
lied th e. no bt es i d sof oar aserre . gr•Shratly deduces
away to s fretful temper, until 1136 becomm a bur.
then, and other false to shorten the existence of the
A helm fur thede begeble disorder wilt he found he th i a -
excellent article, HALSEY'S FORM WINE I 1.: *!, •
See large adverdeemeutin mother column: .4
hold Malaga 61Id Beteg by Dr. (1Z,0,11. LE1TE8,.1,14.
earner of Wood street and Timis alley, Pittsburgh, Pe.; el.
so, by JAM T. fIAhIPLE, .uartheireet comer of Palmed
street and the Diamond. Allegheny 42c29:irnds.7
Sir Sesti•telit is due b . ALIWa ithWaltl,
that It has been known io conipletely eradicitelkii#,*t*O
of this dreadibi disease in teas time than ani4itheelsiffildri
and at lea coat or inowfVenknee tc the patient' . `j .. . •
The thonaands of eertioeatea. in the kande of theiropvli.
tor, many of Which are from Well known citizens of the city
uf . Pnteburgb and its lzomvalate vicinity, go to ahow.clearly
and beyond all doubt, that iftta'a Pzinotarit is a medicine
Of no common Tabu., not only as a local remedy in /trap
' tit, Illeumitioro,Dos.thess; ion of 5.01„ but as a valuable
internal remedy, inviting the lnvcatigating phythians, as
wen as the suffering patient, to became acquainted within;
merits. . . _ , .
Those Inning sidresd of mixtures are assured that Ltd*
medicine is purely natural., and Is bottled as it Sows into'
the Wenn of the earth. • . .
. Yeeiblkosing catifleate coPiiiifittes at
Sgracusa..N. Y., and bears date August 2. 183t1, to mai& is
deo appended the fertificattAlaccekGratadD. Y. Ybol,if. .04
may in truth envy, that I here been 10 badly af l il
-
dieted with ikrofulalter the last limo years that most ofthe
lime I hare been unable to attend to any hind of bushels,
acid much of the time unable to walk and content to my
•bed, and bate been treakd nearly all the time by the beat
Ebyrians oar country &dente; I ocessionally gut acme re
lict but no cure, sad continual to grow moon until Dr. seat
:recotomended me to try the Petroleum, or Rock 00, as eve
rything else had flirted. I did so without thlth at drat, but
thaeSust was 11 61,001 Shiniii it threw the poison to the surface
at OIICe, and I. at once began to grew letter, and by using
MOIL bottle I hare got a core worth thousands of dollars.
• 2dllB. Nelter H. BARKER.
This may certify that I haes been segnahltol with Kieei
petroleum, or Rock Oil, fir mere than a yea, and bore re
peatedly witneused Its beneliciareffects in the cure of Indo
lent ulcers sad othar.disemers for which it is recommeuded,
and can with confidence rerrarunendit to be a maliclue wor
thy of attention, and nut caddy say that snores hal atteud
ed ice use when) other ntediqine tout failed. . • - • - -
Periods by ail the orilgill44 ilttatittrgh„
'w. M'CLiTEG - &CO.
HAVE REMOVED:I'4O3Z ,COMPIa.-or.
Wood'aind IlLtlallittatty
Sir Where they offer to IbeIeohLIMOSOINIMIONIC
poblk generally, at the lo reetiateis Whatnot* mad Bets3l. •
the bimst, twat Mat and onnidietn MICR
TEAS, ItA3fLla osocalarivoCpßiri =mot
wAiLe to Pam: la tht:Keet.
41-3 irz ann of yawn* srpownlasessoairia:uditin
by zutual csmout "The ta,lo...yrOrtio.p2APpixt
• Mt - t an:trey Jannibeyls*,lB632i
MEW:
Stock` awl . • •
proeSilibmaft/ktv!lSAgfpia:444, Mc gotloed:
• nituccias Artatincer arm
• TO Trig PURCHASE AND HALE OW sitsozi
ga, °Mee onir S:Jpnest*Co, canter_ of . Woc 4 and Fourth
;bleb. • •• . • . : I=l- - -
laot tibts.,prime.E.otl for - sale
.11 bulAl. J. D. 'WILLIAMS k CO:"
MVOS-6 bbla...E4p fur sae by - " -
Jllll3l WIILLUIS
BOCKWILKAT ale by - •
jeb3l • •. - •J. D. WILLIAMS ACO
LARD -10 crocks prime ferelly, for rale by • ;
Jan= : J. D. WILIJAME 1. CO
S YBXN--10 NA L :Irlf1 0 !1 1 PIT; 1"-15/ . L b Ams : . . k cos
rIOPPEILIS-9 bbls. conslgcunalit, and far sale.lby'.
'Li Sax= • .J. I). WILLIAMS é 00.,1= Wood st.
VIUTTY—IZOOItes. ht stare and for ash by . .
KI:DD CO, OD Wood at:
TILDY/311 AND TLYOTILY small lot is aura
lJ sad ftir wile by ••• • 7 (lima)) • EIUNTES.
FLTTSBJUFaiII UA2I EITOCK-50 share; yank(' by...
CHLS: ¢ LOOMS.- : •
jan2 . • Stack:said 11111
p irrssustiu.Tauer AND sitvlsall INydrAzix . ,-=
oh& Loomra,
Dian. . Stock and But Drokei.
STOCKS %OA
' Banrof Pnangrgtui.
Idluesids Mining comPlurl .
Ohio and Poninsylvanis Balizond
Pittatigrgh, ancinnall'and
t..bl WILKINS & C 0,15 Yo
to
Lowly, of Good to All and Tiwe AU tlaod; by 11arb
J. brlntcob, autbor of TwoLlses," "Cbarcoo and Counter
Charms," Le, Le..
Puttuan'a liontbly tn. Yebrital7. .
Experiyneo at. Life, by Visa Sewell. .
Tbootpson's And( Note Iteporter . .for Teta:l44i tityc.: 19.
orntr
Per oak., withal; sell Rep . k . o„ as worm Pstitaktec‘ilta*.
: lowed prteet,► H. lIINER
• *di - 7 • No. 1.1 t3tnithEolle.otztrt.'
Western Insurance CampoiLy, Pittstuyst: - ..
.ft. aluzxtc, Jr., Presides:. F. L . UOEDOY - • seetiry.
CAPITAL, 530,0,000.
artiands. riaks.
!UNE. -All loses ;eat - 6 , i'ii.lV - adjitital. aixt .
PruvIPUI Pel( l %. • • -
Alb:ens Instuntion, managed ny mamma vho are eta
known in the ecnmnnity, and Ina are detz•rmituat, - by
proutptnen'and liberality, to maintain the character which
they hare assumed, u offering the
beat pruteclion to.thos
whode,ire totd(wand. ;
-
- . •
Direelors..—lt. Tattler, Jr.,, C. W. Itieketactn, J. IT. Thatler,
N. LL.dmer., Jr., W. 11. Smith, C. /Imam, asorge.W.Jsekaou,
Wm. :M. Lyon, ;amen Llppenoatt, Wargo Darldr, Jameall.o:
Aulry, Alexander Mullet., Thumaa fieott.
tilt,Omer, No. 9•2. Water street, (War.:Limar or BP 3 ng
Co_, up stairs.) Pittaburgb. . nor:U:ly
uov
AT a meeting of theßonnl M lizss„,-.ero ar the LiOnle of
Refuze fur Irostera Penneylvenfs, held ou the nth of
January, inuant, the following By-Laws vero.unsoimously:
ado tnl : . . -
,at. All tmeonditiona/ subscriptions shall be 'railed in
by the Board of "Alanagem,tbom time to tien t by Inatalmente
not exceeding. 3) • per--tent; of the soma; sobaeribed, of
which call ten days notice shall be given In at {east two of
the neve:riper* of this city. . . •
Second, of any Instalment on each nzionngtionalsubecrip
tkms shall remain unpaid for day" after the time de-.
'knitted by suck call, the subieriber shall be liable to the
clews of nix pet mut. lamest, until paid tind moreover,
the Board of afinagera may consider the whole robaniption
as dne and payable at any time after the expiration of said
thirty clays, and proceed to collect the same by a due course
of law. . .
Third, In muse the instalaunati RP= any oanalgai4iinte
amipliona shall remain unpaid far thirty daps gaer math
atalment shall become payable-by. th.. tams of the 'sub
amipilon, the aahrmlber shall boa liable to the payment
or Mx per ccnt intevan upon such instalment, until paid.
juin By order. B. J. 11ANNA.Boncetary. •-•
Window Shade =I 'Oil - Cloth Nanxdactory, - •
4 8 IRIY.I2Y - STREET,
. E. R. KEENAN,
4 Iff. UST LAIGIsCa PR WADES, t.CM and 76,3" par.;
6 do do do . 6i to do.
6 do ". do . do $l,OO to, 2.00 do..
Flownrcd, Gothic and Plat, assorted prices;
Buff Linen, 44 25e, 54 33c.;
Bug Oil Cloth, 44 35c, 5431 e, 54 40e; . .
(burlap Oil Cloth, Wanly 44 M., 6430 e, frt
gloved's/A do 4-432 e, 54 40e. ‘ 114
Enamelled do "44 33c., 64 40e., 64 6004
liabogany and Rammed 44 Cc, 34 The-, 04 Me.;
Table Covers, with maim, 44. WM, 75, St Mc. anti 161. each;
Ykrcu• Oil Cloth, 4-4. 43, GO EndlOc. per yard ;,.
Hearth Rugs, (oil cloth,) $l.OO each. •
" Long Black 011 Coats, alb ihsett• ' •
Jackets $l,OO. Pants aiMe-
GOODYEAR'S tayantat GOODS. •
• -
Lang Mack LAMA, 13,30 mull; • - -
Short Black Coda; 04„.5 each. • .
Long Pantss B , 2s .each• • •
Leggiaa, - •
$.O O Deit' ainr,, = -
Beware of imitations ott nt,Ememid.,Green,ltuff,.
Blue, YeUovr and CrimannlVl ow Shall Oil Mt us . thb•
is the Nola and original Manufactory. no Goodayinsated
not to Mirk. fade or crack. - Derrellos•
To Merchants and Druzgigs throughout the : gibe:
D. B. micumr.ouGu,
MANIMACTIIRER. AND DEALER IN"
. PAINTS, *OILS, lc.,
• Na. 141.1Nalden Lane, New toilr, "_-
- DB.SPECTIMLLY. Ineiter the attention of Druggist; and
jL tymrhanta throughout the tinkto, to his Urge and erz-:
manes assortment of _PAINTS, OILS, An, of the BEST
AND Pus= QUALIIIITit, which be otters tbr rale on yeti,
moderate terms, both to rash and dosed:no buyers, It*,
are enumerated mans of the leading aztieles; -
WEITTEI LEAD In dB, in kegs of 2, to 300 the'
BLACK PAINT, YELLOW 0014, FEN. RED, In rim
PATENT DRYER, SPA. MOTS, TERRA DE a.
MOJA, in oIL "
Ind BMW,' CRRO39I- IMPERIAL
PRUSSIAN HIiUE, CHROME mums' and OITFIS2I3,
• -
VARNIt3IIRS of all kind& • ; ',•
LINSEED OIL, RAW- and BOILED Furl% Wm 1139
CHALK, LAMP BLACK
AIR and EXIIISSR Ten. RED,. CEIRONES . RED and
LOW drl:
INBLi RED, RED LEAD. and LITEAR6E,Ary.
STONE, FRENCH and YELLOW . OCIUM th 7. - •
CIEROWEiPARIS and BRUNSWICK ORRKN,
PRENCII AND AMERICAN WIN WIW (ALARA:" • • - -
.161-Inuggists and others' in went ofaufaf the aberrs"
~,,,a u csurd article; Intl end It tOthidrinterrit to call, Immo •
faeWties for annular:taring and purthe.fmg, - and oar expo.
demo tune budder* glee cur 'adi to wiling ewer
most of three In the same line. D. B. Olf,
janit3mo4B ' . • - Maid= Inns. Nair 1/ , '
_ _
FOB, sum 414 Ls/ r
ALL Tata TOW WM *
~ Mite at Om lana
lion of IN h and Braddock's .Feld Plank
1/ 0 4 ond Ole Iphia Turnpike with the Central Penn
oil Tanis Road, elemns intim from the IS ty, an d. withln thirty
'minutes of the City by the cant . •
• The above HOLLIS Whyte ,calves high, containing fbrtY
conveniently arrangssi moms. htnalsted with the 12104
modem style of furniture.. The plan of the house Is" on
the most modern and convenient arrangement: A good
-well of water-at the door,sod within Ise minutes Tang or.;
"Turtle Crock," tram whklisoll water and toe spry bti
obtained.
• A good &MATT. sixty 4irses; .tr artage' Maim;
Haase, ie., As. said H is aime rented, the losses Would
have to purchase Yurnitrue..
ALSO--A large two story Brick Thielling Mast, near ,AM
above, araltatte for a Boarding .School or family reetlenos,
witisboll.theimausionthonacs appurtenant to taverom &stone
ham, mobilise, kr., ke.; appurtent to whkh 1 a lama Traci
of Bottom loud, eultable far farming oylati min t .prapo:
say which will rented this
ALSO-=A nia pe brm of goose,
tesusronms,. mantle for dwel
lings, in the vicinity.
ALSO -A Firm of Bottom fraid, near the above Hotel, of
item suitable Lartnaslng or.wdeningyumisoicsritlin
;,wed dwelling burr, born,rnan a 0,4 canoe outt mark
aTPertl 13111).0114W tact of katalnarig Pa.
N. B.—
T anertber • -.4letple Lying out e partinu of
that beez ey Into tote suitable for cotaikry resklen•
ems, and which be sold in quaialithis to purchosam .
Per beauty of location, seen richness of mil, and toss of
wpm, connected withabaxKh by the PenrotylVai
is goal plank void, turnpike and river, steam.
IXsts puling Atli rl'Posslog -41notbraally,) eh mixed - 7 La
not caromed by any offered.
"Forpartieulars, enqultw on the madam, or at Prime&
ripla.ittateugh,
- A.L.tani 'nom-
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AMUSEM2NTS.
la . DOM Oltatt at. 64 o'eltwk; periartasztatt tO comma
at- T tidal- ,
- Kir Basta tatty be second at the Box Oleo, dortttli the •
daw,Tithout extra e.huge. . . .
.. 3 . .
. .. ..-- .
.liir nr aolvetol &mire, the ntogniSeent spectacle Of
.IIONTE CBISTO will be repeated to-DipEd, with Within** -
Castattata, Smncrr. / 0 .73.3 t. gr- - .
- .- TELY. CABNIVAL SCUM
" Is admitted to be the mast sphnitild em Fttlaoet la this
Theatre_. -
Titre Evsztia, - Webreary 2,1853. will be" .
.... . . -
TELE COVIIIT OP IttOINTE V Imo s . _
r j
I • Dimoratßentes. a 5ai10r..—..... ,- : '
Am atattitter-4,—... . —....... .
.„.. Blzbettl.-0 ,01 ° 4 6 - 44 . 4.l ' ll P F t!ll ' " * Sir ' tblioitef -- '' ' ''" -I "` e
and • rrenal Jabal- —.......: '7" ' ' - . ;
Hayden.. --;....—......: - .;.1' ..74: .
.... 7" - • 7 " '--..? -.
• - r
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AM the entlze r6 7747l; -- 1711BEVdSMANi link
be tcrooghtatba Won halititritesroitkeitiplecv "'""-, ''''''''".*".""
. :. "- .13 Bpaitil4D,24lE2lßElTe. : - .; .. ....I I;
By nigiCin /Mai Pal.leiwted fat th01 . ..14:4i - ‘' ; .. 1..-.1
THE IdAtiNITICEIS
— And bavaltal Properties -acid
1 -g a d a r_eayhgjiretaforapreeenteijiM,ies:tfm.ii la
-; ," .
,rot.p-oeM.i IM .
Sipe
linear the der- . - ...
Thirittz th e 'Owe, / 11 a Ir .
kiirie7:l*: cidert,7ll , :
Weal:wad 31z. &littler!, whheloil , 4•• ' -
; . ; 'COM rt4- 1 34Zari -
Win TeTrann 6 great'llida/M agAggilMi DANTSX,
.. . • • • --- •- -,
-; Sin ) ' rebounsaie' Om* mains, fbitencs, /*tam; -.
fst; •de„ the msZwia , spectacle or 'Yes Xsoutemess... ~.-.:-:-.
•:, air inp.p.sum.--A am lad. eztolisei-pma. ~iiieit . -_.
liirS. itotIBBS. - -UP Oitialtie:: , : •, - '..." - ', - ~..,-;-„.. ..,.. . ••• ,
.. •:,
titri,:.: 6 YOUNO MENVittlthireag • ' •
BIIABY ASSCCLITION. • ABD Abizotwacir., :
ErllTElTE.—Sisttop Scums wilt liar's* Lector* balmy
thi g 1,6,0,4.g.u, at'LAVAYWPIS MAIL; ember airoas
nad'Thlrd streets, oaftII:IIISDAT ItTENING; lOtts Wind. - - -
Subject The Lattneace at &demo ea Comasere• azi4 lop• -
• MCICARCIt SaIIAASOZI, Iwisfr-rrn carti•-•to bond
of the Directors, Lactate at tha Beck - sad Dew % •
Stares - Wra.M. lienh'r, canter at araMdtl:_istreste l .. - •
the Liptels, wad it the door: 'WOODS; -• •
JOlL'ir IL. HOLMES;
201121aLPKIILKPAZICKNA . :;.i.:
IroeEoti
":..
coarz mrjr xo..vas _zo. gic88z.4067.
air Docint •
• 31ASONIC Tr*T 4T =
E... EBY EVENING DEllifffiVnir4lMEEt
-
MONDAYMIESDAY,WED c IiaIINDAT WRISIMTIOII- _
.11L DAY andBATUZDAY KnenagagiiimmisySt. - saa
yo u - dar , 12414 341, Uhl /03, :WWZ: .4Wk of
• 11A13041 IthSCIPOLITAIt
Tao palate any Tespeetll3ll7. 142=4 that
.• *DMus ilia
it
Ima' ofirivivar or load.
agile Cc:manta as alms. an arti
an antirc• - stna - aelents'-ef •ftear',
7 . 1 kank 1 04 , &-iftirldSztatfattligllMMlSbinhilit
- Op* sampanYfinelf? 4,0111 . 4 9 0 0dar.
'talented artlats - .
P. ll'isALcs, -
E. Nu:Now:Ex,. • _ •
• ^J. If. PBLJ B CODSFErent.' - - t
the miasmal cE11414 warm. -
B.Di-,-aksitt.r•a_tstozrotolve4ftd.gtaht,icr.T4lbrillr
4. merlin, the eclair:dal RlllliMilenll;Zer;
--
3. sitai - itittuccimucr.,- - .tit tits tlaptoir...
a, Wmantiiis, will pa o= a flaCrAtt!&4sl* - 0111.11i1i136,101: -
coog.' Iva:rm.:be genet aludeparbitkJiidur, •
:few lteadliva Speed"' ke- - • • - • z
, ea- Yer Particalszi •e• pryers fey
Dona opww Otill'Aifielock-4"10-11.0106 `-
tel. °anti al adirdwicii ceats—to be bad at ',la!p-,:
dpat MIT*, Bccktriona.aaat id *setae z. -
riNtla A .- -
•
ik• - 4311tAlIrD rVALTAIR --
Jun ABNUD, AND WILL -MN hitt 4 *WI P 71 14
ATHENVE 11 1 --
AMMAN R.VEsiuma, JASICIAILY
35:7&r9 Qrand liastrdtbrikt and Pittrstocknaikaunutni,
31,tr-ssr of the BOLT.
ate=elisia Wosid;Vetao-•
taw - sting eat:tithe beat:Wa et erica; (frote Ilazatir
/into% the greatest osiginAl Itistarial Paintals Edszopsyr... —
then followed by the Wow** *ad Pieltmenutt annani
Gankis qrrdat, AtTedtst, partraytag baratlsmi• eV
nragion CI their fdman Dthriti, And then fall:4411 - W .1
thegraphle somas og the - empp=lost and Xxpalstsa, and r
ktlcArglnsiert bY scene* aik thn nrtszkinent Ulna=
spentatbat oceiteksKt from Atli anstbatcQ thßWWd
until the danced= thereof by the Great
Skip-Doors T /0 . half past 6 eeelneti otartiatekrte et tit
X—On Ifisltasitfattertnxts, srlll win%
snore afternoon axidlotkats ,Esr.ZIIIIMCS ,
nbeig WiliteMl74ll to &bogs to than exhibitkonst:
ar• This did pancrande painting 'eta exacutallbrone of ttoflat Italian lbr
=nets, 4fatottsa Rama, axed IMP
ported Into the tiltr4 States bola start time agoota octet •
of oTet JAW, and'as p wort or artand salt sun& na
zisallod by any peagniusde painting that ever viz:Ws! the
Vaned Etsses. Theatxnttiof the AU Wen a igen* ll4 120
rlyarsof-Litdslekel and Euphndea art! eprzon .
awl the - so= of Noah malls iskiWy 1%4 the 0 1 #40 11 -_ tra , -
taring the Ark, which are pkotoiaiktol,lo stoelfor.,ogotia
wltich march be ft we you • s2qt by stop, an to lifsAvono-Skt. •
ttuk saa hstettorttakt stenos gra kanesang. - • **Mu
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Al'Oe D'Anifeeta - abcmillestrHeakr
they% Oftlee; Candi of 111=1 sod Armil eireebk ono Main, • -
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ti,. 4 4 4 ' ba4aancaa Tx* laMs• ^
: kbpla,at GO esaticV ID., goto tbit Pekin Tr abfati'
1ic0111,1111,11. areet;Vbela Mayen best. Mark 04 Omar_
Teas cal:always ba bad. . ..._-..... _ f."
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LO. O. F.—Pbre of meettter,V •• •.• • l7aUrs;,. ;
1.14.17 •Worxt meet, between !Mb street sod, virgin anal.
Pnrkewnan tom:, No. 47.6.--bleete every Tuesiayertwunc.'
' Itcccurrar. Ext tummy; C---Meet( brat asti Mite& -if
75,34 ore* . month. . , • -
INSIMULISCE CIatiEPANY* 402.,
11 Illartford, Vona.—Capittaltltacillti ••;;
seta
69 5M8,112. :Mee et we riff *mitt &tapas iet,
liaesstt3teustly-4..Lissis s No! `,; .1;..;• ••,-•,. ;
=milk,. .4 . . ••• /i2:;.•1kia=4:14119,19
•• • Corns!: Covrasill Atm& ;can bur
sena are dreadfully Sarnuataect wttlieaulia..Alorftabk----:-
Nemedy will be found. in Dr:Carmen Caurltirts4 . *:
'ale by Dr.1.11:0. I=BEBOO WfKal -
Prim, fatal at 123e 4 &ad ^S dr-parker.. - t. • "ila-Übealcloduesions aura win boy la mil ".sgatk; .
ifiin'A.lNS Cori nn ings of enry. a Materias' wad' ---
"‘T Curtain Trimm tiocripl3o, Tundras*
urdw,direestelles, Ar-, Lea and ilndiAb Consins„
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Ininted Wirelow.Siodes, I:MD=IOM Curtain a r - 1.
se., at wholesale and llAnnin
No. leo obeenut strs4,catocr-Titut. Ptlitodelithh6 ,
curkOns Wadi and TiWniOdl4_the ierTnesmeinneorde.
style. .
- - NlllTor , e Window Minds illasinfacej
- DONNER or 61:00ND. AND -AliDEi -
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stem chtilt.l 4 said lairiZaoat 8841111% - nadh - lis '
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AZ- Dealers and others-we breitaiv tree% !Sit.
!pre prizehnsing elsewhere:
ste..'7lm &W. mon Secoad'airtAreli air.; NMI= r-.
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.11 --- 211gTa1 , 014 , 8 0/I. O ITEBILILLIDIPICPAL,
Yost Ones Buildings, Third street. ILloningsestsiunt - •
kinds of weather: Bien g A. il,t/O 6 P. K. giviog
socorete arlistie are enhnebliketive, tuilike et vastly
parlor to the flew ditguerozotrpes, at tlielbtlovin •
dump ;does: &GO, VS, Bt, $3 and twined, wending
- the wise sez d ality of case ar frame. r• , • .
nrn, Brom U A. U1.162.P.aL.
064 dineentiiiffiteenni Win la sa;r -
pilot-tea - • -7 • - , ( MaZI ,
0nVa1.175/ESS, Noises in likilieni,intrelLatte;-; '-
tiny' pueblo diseloave aim tao eadperam
ruMily removal, without pain
ov Wont , Dr.SAar-.
.txr, Principal Artetir of thertf. Y, Ens Beutorl; alarlostb. .`
10 =4 , 4 14 99 42 4 ,110 4 P P t t l3 o 2ll AlltanuirSilt• bi•
• Thirteen years of clam sad elMoit undivided sttentitiiii; - ..
this breath elveeist works, has enable:UN to 1141.11:6 tds -
Usk t
..mta e degree off:wens aria CM the matt 0316..!.7 -
end orettuoto reresliekk,Belly attention to thy t.
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O , ASSOCIA'PEID WiromatOs Inaarassoii
- Cossippaoy of the City of PittabusTets • •
Whrinsate against nag and Ratan &LIU ot
MA% - Mon iloncoplada House, Nos.tand 1Z
Warr stmt.
Hcartuad., W.I. Airiersoos,
. Ct Saner : - - EaLaztimsq.::
ism ~L?dsnr , 'll. A W l4 W:Uslla~ .l= 3 ,. • -
d3.C. Psalm, Cm4horypoi
3 Arands,_
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rn XV. VUlVrancte jai i
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:IA geiretary. - •
Offiee: g 4 Watt, Strick bosom )(mixt amid Weectobtd.g.
lussacs UTILL ae t cum aykr, ea the Ohio tvadlultids.
lippl, ItirMs tributpieg• -
• insures isgaisui.Dvircorassitestifte.: ,
A.1.3D--.agaisuatba festili auP ' lad Labod Drftlikl
Dan and Imaz:ls4zrbilloy......
IL D. Fang: ikm Lartroarjr.,-
Willista Booky. attmurl. M.
Basaltel Rea, -
Damn Itax4wir, Jaz&lihrorth,,
B. lisetaugb, Vravato Skaters,
Dfirs.rd Deas.tttaly
ASIMa naLB I I,• - •
..:..L P!:Dignkt
..roz _lO bblsebae4Axawl o- *una
•• • „by* • WaXaill •
trBNOLT.-14MXisPiinAnzwitLt - 1114t.'
• . . t' aitsvpiar quality; for' tate it
• a.r.SMEIrd-Drugataiii,Uo Wood se =4
etithaux. liagm—uctneumages - audjaaris se '
ki team* in stare east La ago by.:: ."--- :
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F u LY sale4ov atrevav, b y
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Pu4- o ;AlinfAuic 14° Ivcos 'guest. ;
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ilDieyEE.—yeemoap ust Pveva - el ell
.1. sZtitaale
.brOvett it Itraileat, Plebler k Saab, - worms ' '
. i sei4 aue• awinehieuerm In-America; Mo'd' k Bok..kkar,'
elhacm. am 1F a In -fib; lallesgazat la
sae Maulers lo Yraree; sal - Zahat aCetol Ulaltaii-: ahe egleteata,
.Bolles Mx: fial wholesale retain` 'Watts:le asopptleel J. ,
on Mantle:rem . By , . ‘W. &MOTU, liipe,Dashisk_ : t
. *tut - - - -. . mat strax.-cortutrotaseoss,----,
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115ift(n.0344 *ill be nceirod by URI Adidi a l rt
d=ttniatt,.. gothin ci r tl i 4ta k ttrigr olw of $4 "Pa im ats
_ aw e= Use u :
i tplitrthe tOth of Febtnary nen. for mat' '
wbbltt nisy - be ezoo lauxt at tan fixtrLitetta tee% tn ito '
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building, Tbete tbrey are noir rtipred /Or - - - -"
All wypietto intbetualan anti* inkjet be faittshek
9Dthietnann Of lky motet, ) - 10 _
..: i.,..... ItLitTadalat.'-
...... c , An:l:dist*, Pittsbaritt4,l%. ` ` , l
•A- aktra,...Pilated and Gams= Raidenrotlittp`
''..M.- bun* AAA * and neAghtiewed;=lroc the nemnk.
of *slim= and_lonmeh irolous:
I- ocincludnart . _ o .... aricsr draP=le vo.,
RAxk * eo.,Bankers, 2-1-2angetim.tht. Maw% and aia - '
=ward Blanca A Co, Baran", hes; AM* AWL&
elm be imia pacrallein all tha Wad* Vial .
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ilnuott ond*ltilfra- Ai) to "a l3 !
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Or, to the Agra% No. IEA carom oi
-1 Wood ar4,.. l 4lMlllisiA Us ' '
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