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S'uraPP Commi ttee
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Virtrtotad.febiirsAtitor.utolor obligotions to
.3 11 _ eAtrt,. - ri.ra Inelitinge te be
1".7-)Atlibl•to•4s7:l it-ihttrytoulttleive- yor office, at
,-to.seemelvin.:ltooftins•evesintatiiirsotioahle, the
thicailegatirislectitit ,
• 0
-courirrit.CONIFISZTIOS.
rt o L'afai our County Convention will ,meet on nazi. •
-WidtsnytkillsOelegates to -a - State ConvoV
Commissioner, Survey
the).;.**l4iiiriCrind'•itisAtor General, thafollowing ,
.iip)Oipilii”,o,9f. *legates, ttdoittlitt , a Coe.
hel!'on the 20th " Au
be
govern tie; eleistient ;of Delegatek. and =ay be
• • •
ntereiting • '
• .
The City of -Pittsburgh to compose . the First
. 14
~,p-"l:Diatiiet; and elect two members to the:Conven
lion."
City of Allegheny to compose tho Second
r."`
. 7 and elect. one member.
The borough of Lawrenceville, Wilkins, Pitt, I
Peebles,-Plum, Versailles, and tbe Iglizabethe,
compose Vie TOM District, and elect one
.t.xs•:.:. member.- ..„.
boraughir , for -Blanchester, Sharpsburg,
:Tiqezitani and Thiquesne, anti the 'townships of
Shaler Boss, Pine, the Deers, Indiana, Reserve
‘ 7
and'.FAnk.litf, to compose the Fourth District,
and elect one member.
:The boroughs of Siiridn'gkern'end McKeesport,
and the , tairnstapa of Anowden, Jefferson, St..
Clair raid Baldwin, to compose the Fifth District,
and elect one member. •
The borough of South Pittsburgh, and town
ships of Ohio, Findley, Moon. P.obinson. U
the_
-
per SL Clair and the Fayettes, to compose'
B'izth-District; and elect one member.
• It would be well for onrTriends from the c00n
.147.. difitricts to settle upon their candidates be
• ~-,‘„;Stna they come into the convention. They will,
di'itiz..."4lolol4, be importuned Tor various candidates,
y..;-tr•i-Wais they are the best judges of the merits of ,
neighbors, we would advise‘them-to judge
for themselves, and recommend snchtmen whose
election will be creditable to the party. '
There are a great number of good men whose
will ,be,presented to the Convention for
- :delegatesord Ite,dsrnot irappose that there will
o-any difficulty , setimlaS a good and respect
.: - able deleg4lo.tiotdeinijoats. Malatya desire
is; rons
that,mariltynt.the esteem of the party
• .. . .
' • stall ti#,§Piita:
;Thisdistidgaitheir-Vet4perat, we observe, ts
spoken ;;of in mariocut 'quarters, id connection
WiPtAlitilitisition of Secretary of the Interior,
tinderthe 'administration 'Of Presideni Pinson.
001.4Ostraila one of the ablest journalists in
-;;;thii,trailisin and no man .labored herded during
) thrilittet 'cdmpidgis • thari - that gentleman. Ills
viiikabikse 'nol'loo -01 tiousand stamps, and
rreis,-is ,pen, was never idle.
04 . 0 itt fitiAtfe: reeldess and tmprinciPled
• ' --..writers lately insultingly
C01..-Eolurar,,becatute he was apoten
pf iu 4tiestion. This_4lled forth the
•-'11)-.1'',,,i.f011iiiittipointed and severe .rebrikii* (rim the
• - -
Philadelphia Sun, Edited by on office' holder un-,
der the present ladniinistration. -,. •
4----woWeetuitioteee,wbranyeliorts to giveiSfzEort
lo
• w a preminent position in the-DemocratiePar
-3 , •
',O . - should be ridiculed. Ile has more real talent
than three-fourths of, the members of Congress,
•es . and has made more great men than almost any
other Pennsylvanian editor. Tillable:a of sneer
' ~ at a gentleman's merita beranse hp is an edi
tor, is unworthy any member of the:profgalon.
We do not presume that Mr. Fatex7'entertains
any aspirntion for the Seiretsr3iatilp ekt the Inte
rior; but if be.did, jhe has industry, experience
-- • • and business quaiificaticaur which worild admire
' hly•enit the office, and is qualified in point of
talent and-etatemeanship far above some others
whose names have been mentioned in connection
With Cabinet places under Gen. PrSSCIE. We
- honor him for the zeal yrith which he defends
his political; principles, for his kindness of heart
and the many amiable' qualities which have at.'
,'twined to bita•troops of friends. It.may suit a
•
skulking anonymus letter writer to sneer at such
. a man as Jogs W. FOB:MT, but those who know
him best esteem him_most, - and with •them these
Slanders pass by as the idle wind nnregarded."
J i A a LobhF g .c .
t
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tiito,
The " Old Dominioti," which has always been
oonsiciered.behind the ftge in ervery thing but Do
' satins to have awakened up at length,
• - •'''llke Rip Van Winkle. The spirit of enterprise*
:•;!;;;ksztalrly taken , hold of the People of that an
vF ::,,Z.::::,7.l::4l.olV..iool9,loffitealth. Tile Richmond Virhig
0, statement showing the
appropriated irorlo of inters,
4 "Ifilirliatontimarit-- the - Ifiniae of Delegates
4sptillis rasp week itasnnary :—tc; the ate4i.:.
. .
-1.-{ral Railroad $1,000,000 Manassas trap
.ioad $480,006 ;.11randonirrille and Fishing Creek
Road:a 900 • Orange ar! Alexandria Railroad,
263,000; Denville and Wytheville 'Turnpike 12,-
000; Shintott 'Turnpike 6,000;; Crinbery Sum
- mit-atidDrandcinville Turnpike. 4,800 ; Beverly
and P 13430090; Blehleond and Dan
ville Railroad - 600,000;; Fetersburgh and Nor
folk Railroad 1"80.000 ;-Riebatond and York Rail
...
road 300,000; Burry and'Frontll4) lo r*P ike
83,000; Virginia and TenneenOe Bailrosd 1,000,"
,
,000,, Total $4 204 000.
GRAHAM'S alAwiziaric , ..
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' ..' ''•""-- iislier;;liieilaviiiisittaber of iliehaM'e 14.14041/111 7 .:
in taboo of its geltir publication: - Its' ctoti i
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• ---w.vili-i6vtents':;arewoustiaily.gop,F,. The Hest article in
the ne,mberhie.,,ei“Vitorial an the subject of
, g.iyibrouiatiedyjfinlatit , n by Mr. GRAHAM.
• -...: • Itiiiii*witheOlnktezpotation of the pernicious
'''''''' ' - itiiiapitikiteilaich !MIS recently become
. soveipiilaii4titilittt's,tertain class of sickly smi l .,
,-,•,, ..,,,-.; tieeentelietiide;thle Miuntry and England.- - ctn . g..
iirsielan honest man should, regardless
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601..4603:W. PORNET.
Virginia Waking Vp
TIECE .
I, :iihel u Peunphi t. Isms of the' Last . seescorioP es Legislature
atiegois;rlrodfot.ttaiis county; nip es e by m
et.
the
Mellefoateltate on Pridersivening of last Week. We
?cow tau what laws wen hare%lxen.igncrrantly Wiclo.o&
thepeOryfrax. pi does( seem to MI 61) ttlOUgh the Ivo
sof our State Would _placed in the hands of tile PeoPle
;Within-lees than one - ywar AVM thl3 dile of their Water ell*
teeiallyrorhen souls csmom go into effect 101raediately. But
we should not oomplain in this couuty, BSI= tie we ere
ahead of -some of oar sister counties who are farther away
fmm bead qtuirtens end who do not pews equal advanta
ges with us t,r the spread of intelliVrieo.bY Out horseback
coaches. Warren county, Sn insisnoc, eonulY
north of us, has not yet racelved hers. They ILaTe been ly
ing here „ever . since - ours arrived . We presume Edna
King, gag., Prothonotary - , to isbointhey wri-direeteit,
can
"Unn•tbazzi whenever ho is. a =lndio sendfqrtheitn, prove
property, pay charges, B.e. It is trap, there are hut few in-
habitants fn Warren COUTItY, yet they are under obiLvations
to obey , the laws equally with la main serrated inhabitants
of older counties. Probably too littisooontks Itris 2de
ran;Potter, Lc4lain not recetvedittelei;‘ , l - ‘".. --,,
• The. aboire in frOnt',pe,prCeunty Advocate.,
and we think it ja to the point. -We never could
underetand% ihir . ,iitisititteto" _of .the "Pamphlet
w s-"
,--Thei:May do well enough for waste pa
per in a printing office, bat they never serve any
useful Purposeto the people. They - scarcely
.
v!.
i reach the people, and even when they are
'sent forward; they are deposited nadir the coun
ter of some of the county offices.
We believe that it is a maxim of law that ov- -
ery man shalLlinowithe law. Bat how is he to
know it if the men who make 'the laws do not
adopt the proper means to Inform him of it 4
The r ”Pamphiet Laws" eysteni - is a' humbug, and
tho money orpended for their printing is just so
much of the taxes of the people , thrown'sway.
They ere of no use to the people, for then very
tmffielent real9oll that the people never see them,
Lttoiritluitandimg they ; have to' pay , for them,
If the government desire to bring these laws
before the people, they must publish them in the
public journals, and allow a remunerating pricer
'Tor the labor performed. If our legislators de
sire to spend the money of the people in giving
publicity to their wise enactments, Are would ad
,vise them to, have them published in oche, man
ner as they will be certain to reach the people.
The- only way this_ean be accompilsited, is to
have them pnblithed in the county papers, or
make it obligatory upon the county officers to
tarnish each citizen with a copy of the Laws.
We hope that during the Present session some
mode to reform this sinking system may be dis
covered, and that some more practicable means
will be adopted to inform the people of the vari
ous laws they are bound to obey. As matters
are now arranged, wo are rather a lawless peo
ple, for wo know nothing about the new laws
until we are hauled into Court.
United States Senate.
•
We find the following list of the Senate of the
United States, as It will be constituted on and
after the 4th of March next, in the New York
Journal of Commerce, ivad bare made two or
three emendations therein:
. Whigs in Italics ; • Democrats in Roman—those
, taaried F. S. are Free Salem or Atkolitth nista.
ICK2I39ISa ,
IaCXYIiP•
Ihroj. Pitcpatrict• ............ Loris
A Denumrat. ................. ISW Ch5tb:01.5. 3559
AL:.tea. sarsorn
Salon David B. Atchison-......... 115 S
K. Sebstian.......--.1%9 RC/cry &Geyer--
commencer. xam rumMicregi.
Truman Smith-- —IMS Slams Norris,
• lA= -..11,57 Chas. G. Atherton
cateroarak. mcw TM,
Nem. 0vin......... ...... 1845 lem. 7L SeMard, P.B--115 5
John U. Weller llacaatonnA.-----ISST
• Dmanall.L. ant Onset.
James A. Rat V. Stockton---1g. 57
.k.hn Clayfaii....-....-.1111,9 William
mama, ' VIOUII. COMM.
.70. then 1855 Gco. Godgcr..-...-..-. 18 . 55
Stephen A. MaSot7.--1= Vacancy .
MINI& S. P. Oar E 3-.
Both P. Wide,
• 17.3N0TM.1111.
Jasscs Cboper--_—_ 113 . 14
Richard
• MOW MIND.
Chides T. Jamey—... Bs7
ioint7
SOUTR Ca. 01.131.
A. P.Butier--.-. 115 5S
TZNSZSIX
Jaws C. Jona ...... ..1814
A likig. 11159
Ira. C. Dawson...--...... 1. 555
Rotxrt
. ErDWIL.
Jobn. Pettit-
Jessa D. Blight -
Jam ....UM
Eitepben A. D011,1116.......1 13 : 4
111Wic , ,
Alqueturt C. NAV...
....JIM
pto .14. J0R05* 18 .5 9
VINTDCET.
Arelaald .... IlsSs
J. IL Thompson. -_......_.13:03
Lours:USA.
Perry 1e........
lk7jamin-.
• YAM.
Vacancy .....
, ausucart.nrcs.
Chu. Stitginer F.
vt.iirtta.v.. • •
Jrnfirs
''Thomnr Q Pr002.1...:...--.1657
•By appointment of overnor.
The number of Dem already elected to
yearns,ew
;atSene, or hol iug ()Ter from former
is 38 Whigs do. 19. Vacancies to be
filled by Legislatures. Democratic in both Houses,
8 ; Whigs do. 2. Vac.ancies more or lees doubt
fal as to the result, a. Leaving these last out
of the account; the Senate will comprise 88
,Demeerats and 21 Whigs. Democratic major
ity, 17.
Zasnirnaza, (Ohio.)—A writer in the Cincin
nati Atlas gives the following history of Zanes
ville:
In 1797, Ebenezer Zane and John Mclntire, I
with a few friendly Indians and pioneer woods- I
men, marked out the trace of the first road from
Wheeling, through Zanesville to Limestone, now
Maywriile Kentucky. This first road was com
pensated by tho United States. by assigning to
Zane three whole sections of land, one of which
he entered on the • eite of the present town of
Zanesville. one at Lancaster, and one at Chilli
cothe. Zanesville,-first called , Westbonnie,'
(not one probably from which no traveler re-
turns,) was laid out in 1799. Nero Louis Phil- I
lippo was a guest during hie wanderings in the
United States, at an early day: and near here, at
the neighboring Indian village of Wappatomika,
on a 4,000 sores military track, curly settled
General. Jonathan Cass, a Revolutionary officer,
and father , Of Senator. Cass. Mere the State
Legislature eat during the winter of 1810 and
. 'll, and 1811 and 'l2. Zanesville is geographi
cally in apiece of business.
cp : ENV:MIMI CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE BAYS.
project for a ship canal, connecting the vi
ten 'of the Chesapeake and Delaware bays, is
not before the Maryland and Delaware Legisla
tires. - The bill before the Maryland Legtalature
provides for the construction of the canal from
4itniii convenient point on the Chesapeake bay to
"ttniDolaWarp line said canal to be at least
ket wide at the bittern, wherever practicable:
The capitAl stook of the company is to be
$2,000,000. As soon as $lOO,OOO are subscrib
ed, and 5 per cent thereof paid in, the company
are to organize. elect °Ewers, proceed to con
demn the necessary lands, and construct the
canal,the tolls on which are not to exceed those
charged by the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Comr
Taos Rona LAW L 4 ERODE ISLAND.--The-Se
nate of Rhode Island, on the '2d inst., passed,
unanimously, a bill regulating the employment
of minors and the legal hours of labor in facto
ries., This act provides that children under
twelve years of , age, shall net be employed in
any nunmfacturing establishment; that children
between twelve and fifteen years of age, shall
,
not be employed more than eleyen hours in any
ono day, not: ore than nine Months in any one
year; and not nt . trll Olean first producing evi
dence of having' attended at least three ,
months within the year preceding' The billfur
thor proirides that. ten hours shall be regarded as
a legal day's work. The necessity of such an
act as this was made sii.oWods, that it pawed
L without a einglo,diasenting vote.
. , .. - . ..
Trig. -I:Loartia..lrtniiisp.--The gored mama -
F 4/ • ° .!' °A . eila.,troPitine; Col.. Hart, Major Bar
. _ o.ootitlOsif their command, by the
3.40*.1414#11171.!,'s without foundation, those
v.. •eitiftuit tiiiiiitg as iiii - proceeded to tho Semi- .
.illilf country, although in possession of orders
..*ln the Fovernor to proceed at the 'earliest
1 ii.tinillittili.period. Major Johnston has refused
I - to - suferlidi General Hopkins in command of
thajzPPPL
,l'llliiiMiXß:Wozn:pas.--A monster iron eteamphip
said, is to be immediately built in New
etkiqr - .The sabxm is to be 403 feet in length,
th4sitiminodatiepsfor three thousand passen
,46Wil.',,, ,There-tili.4ol)o..;•Aiett engines, with
:5:0001orse-power the mialpa speed 00t..eni.. -
,plated is thirty miles per hour, and the ship% is
,expeeted to make the passage from New York to
-Liverpool In five days.
Items of News end lEscellany
The - Congressional election in Bench Carolina
takes place on the2Bthintit..-':' ," s' :' •:, ""-••
An orerlanktraitil forl4aliferniOs til:foatar-St. ,
Louis on the 'Pt.:44p%; 1' -, .• -,.. . f 7. ., :;-": .
The 13prinit(shilleinihiicluiliacjiiiilkalitxury. 1
to sea tiltrilnutie-elip clown Upon the sidewalk,
1 - _-• ...
n0..e0 ~....
halal:ft:4 oty . .' We enjoyed the sight last
weeti;AniAtt, - took the man so long to calculate
ettcliffi!shifluid,hst get itp at all, and the easiest
way.terA.4;thatlie thawed off the ice for three
. , .. .......
feet around.
„The constitution of. mots pr ovides - ` frp: ,
'lngo members of the Legislature for 42 days'
legislation eta, sexsion,but if protracted longer,
the members have to foot their own bills.. This,
however, like'eny other rule or law, they have
found a way of evading, And how do you sup
pose they, do it? Why, they do up the business
by the end of the 42d day, and then they go
home. . •
Economy is a good thing, and should bo prac
ticed by all, but it should show itself in deny
ing ourselves—not in opposing others. We see
persons spending dollar foolishly after dollar,
one hour, and in the next trying to save aenny
piece off a wood-sawyer, coal-heaver or market.
i woman. -Such things are disgraceful, if not die-
honest.
In the Rhode Mandllouse. of Representatives ,
on Friday, a petition was presented. signed by
several wealthy citizens, for an act to incorpo
rate "The Rhode Wantland Mediterranean Iron
Works, and Mail Caloric Ship'eNavigntion COM.
panes Bank."
The Massachusetts fleet engaged in business,
it is stated, has a capacity of 2,000,000 tons,
and gives employment to 500,090 seamen:
Mr. Nnianemaoher, professor of languages in
the college at flernaude, Miss , recentlyfell from
the tender of a locomotive, on the railroad be
tweim Charleston and Memphis, when the wheels
of the whole train passed over 'his right arm,
crashing it in several places. Ile has since
died. •
There are large Speculations in real estate at
Chicago. Additions to the city are making dai
ly; siceording-to the•ChiCage papers, and the lots
aro sold as fast as surveyed.
The following is the form in which the now
Pension law was passed, as agreed on by the
committee of conference of the two houses. The
country is indebted to Senator 13nonur.Au's ac
tive exertions for the passage of this measure
Belt emoted by the Senate and Hausa of Rep
sentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That all widows. and or
phans who were granted nod allowed five years'
half-pay, by tho provisions of the act approved
the twenty-first day of July, ono thousand eight
hundred and forty-eight, entitled, "An act
amending the act granting half-pay to widows or
orphans where their husbands or fathers have
died of wounds received in the military lervtee
of the United States, in case of deceased offi
cers and eoldiere of the militia and volunteers,
passed July fourth, one thousand eight hun
dred and thirty-six," or en act approved the
twenty-second day of February, one thousand
eight hundred and forty-nine, entitled, "An act
granting five years' half-pay to certain widows
and orphans of officers, non-commissioned offi
cers, musicians and privates, both regulars and
volunteers," be, and they are hereby, granted a.
continuance of sold half-pay under like limita
tions and restrictions, for n further period of five.
years, to commence at the expiration of the half
pay provided for by the aforesaid acts: Pro
vided, however, That in case of the death or
marriage of aneh widow before tho expiration of
said term of five years, the half-pay for the re
mainder of the term shall go to child or children
of the deceased officer or soldier, whilst under
the ago of sixteen years and in like manner the
child or children of such deceased, when therels
no widow shall be paid, no longer than while
there Is a child or children under the age afore
said ; And provided further, That no greater
sum shall be allowed in any case to widow or
child or children of any officer than the half-pay
of a lieutenant colonel: Provided further, That
the act approved the 22d of February, 1819;
five.years' haltpoy to certain widows
and orphans of officers, musicians and privates,
both regular End volunteer," be so extended and
construed na to embrace the wierevis and minor
heirs of the officers, musicians, and privates of
the regulars, militia, and volunteers of the war
of 1812, and of the various Indian `wars since
Tbormax J. BALA
Seim. Houston
1669
S. S. Phel pa....
souggion kbd, F.
1111.3/311.
'32.llledi —11157
11. At. T. limiter .-180
INTSCOSIMMI.
T Odd P. Wedkcr 158&
Henry .........
Get Blarrie •
• Young man, if you have arrived at the right
point in life for it, let every consideration give
way to that of getting married. Don't think of
anything else. Keep poking about tho rubbish
of the world, till you have stirred up a gem worth
possessing in the shape of a wife. Never think
of delaying the matter ; for you know delays
are dangerous. A good wife is the most Ihithful •
and constant companion you can possibly have
by your side, while performing the journey of.
life—a dog Isn't a touch to her. She oan
"smooth your linen and your cares" for you—
mend your trowsers and perchance your manners
—sweeten your sour moments as well as your
tea and ooffee,perhaps, your shirt bosom, but not
your temper; and instead of sowing the seeds
of sorrow in your path, she will sew the buttons
on your shirts, and plant happiness instead of
sorrow In your bosom.
When a Woman loves, she loves with a doub.
led distilled devotedness; and when she hates,
it is on the high pressure principle. Her love is 1
we deep as the ocean, as strong as a hemphen .
halter, and as immutable as the rook of ages.—
She wont change, except it is in a very strong
fit of jealousy ; and even then it lingers as if
loth te depart, like evening twilight at the win
dows of the 'West. Oct married by all means.
All the excuses you can fish up against doing
the deed, sint't worth a 'spoonful of pigeon's
milk- -Get married, I repeat, young men ! -Con
centrate your affections . upon one object and do
not distribute them crumb by crumb among a
host of Bassos, Marys, Laura% Olives; Elizas,
Augustus, Betsies, and Dorotbies
100 -
lEEE
, - ;. •
• : • • -
TUE NEW PENSION
1790.
Bee. 2. And be it further enacted, That dm
widows of all officers, non-commissioned offteara,
musicians, and privates of the Revolutionary
army, who were married subsequent to January,
A. D. 1800, shall be entitled to a pension in the
name manner an those who wore married before
I that-date.
Modern Shaltspearisin Definitions.
Wonso.-- 4. Trifles light as air."
keenantmation devontedly
to be wished."
Enernam.L.Flaneo.—".Quips and sentences--
paper bullets of the brain."
POLITICAL LEADEItEI.—" Sound and fury, eig-
nifying• nothing."
Ova Dorr.—" Would it were done."
TUB LANTERN 111 AN.—" A fellow of infinite
jest and excellent fancy."
Lovx.—" Trivet fond records."
• - -7tEW PLAT&
We learn that the following new dramas are
now in progress, and will shortly be produced :
r , Village, by the author of " Hamlet."
"An Old way to
,obtain credit," by the author
of "A new way to pay old debts."
"The Co - Mio Relations," by the author of the
" Scrims Family."
d gleren'and Eight,7:by the author of "Forty
and fifty."
"The Academy of Blaokguardism," by the au
thor of the "School for Scandal."
"Tether Chap," by the author of "The Drunk
ard."—Philadelphia Defter.
1113SITIZ8B AT TIM New YORK POST Orrice.—
The National Derwrat states that fifty thou.
Band letters were sent from the New York Post
Office on Saturday, and between eighty and
ninety thousand newspapers, filling 277 bags.
The Bahia also took out 30,000 letters on Satur
day from the New .York Post .offiee. Three
years ago, or sometime after Mr. Brady became
Postmaiter, the number of letters Bent to Cal
ifornia was about 25,000 a month, now the
number is 100,000 a month, and this has been
'about the ratio of increase or "men and
things" in New York for the three or four years
past • .
Tan Cumls or Cuirrou licress OIiFIQXIM—Tho
alaime otmeasurers, weighers and pages, for a
compensation over sl;sooper aintlm, under old
unrepealed acts of ,Congreskit•is said, were
sixty in number, and their,„ " amounted to
.$1,250,0011The administOqw-ssfuses to pay
them, merely on . , tenniciakradth The whole
subject is before the judiciary committee' of the
House, but nothing is - likely to be done with it
by the present Congress.
MON
,t!E A'ril
- • •
Tell me, •e• who ere skil l ed in lore .
When fontekes its mystic cell .
Toronist upon thatwiewlese shore,
• ;-Where diseiutiodled eplete dwell, ‘,
Whet Ides thew pet-rade the soul—
.- 7 . 7 1 / 1 1 t new wine blunt upon the ern; ?
IX& w Will" the e, senses control,
Ordeth Rkto'a ele the &Ica!
When this frail traternent of day.
Shan claim on moth no room of place,
And gram dmires have plettol 31{.37,
" mind," too, sloqt In death's embrace?
Or will this intelligeneo—tbis live--
In
vital spark still live—
In lien of death and endless night,
.A glorious heritage roreltutt
Look - upon that corpse, before yoti ,
A sheltie all which death has left;
&livid ? ghastly sight to view,—
Of thonght--of acery Ferule bereft.
VA immortal part, perchance, now flies,
Robed to hearer's
Endowed with new capacitive
New clerie of boautittnle..
What fancies e mind
Where:ter we rcual
thinkupon
of th parting breath!
That hobnail moment ondenned
\Pill open wide the realms of death—
Alr, errors will then be:amoral,
Doubts will yield to heavens decree;
Contradictions solved, and all be proved .
Whirl) slumber now In mystery.
ecdostial old may then direlom
ASI socrete,buman nod divine;
Tbo part moy wnhe from deep repose:
Long boded In tho womb of time
Departed grentnefe we then may Fee,
Whom shodeo one. filled our woridwlth we
And happy wwepholtrnewlY..
WM &aunt delights forevermore.
SAAC IJAQUEDEM.
111' AiiXAIIiDOS DIMAS
PltoLtlilUlß.
LA VIA APPIA
vendetta.)
For the Campus Martins once crossed, the Ca:
pens gate once left behind, the Appian Way once
gained, many continue their excursion on horse
back or in, vehicles . ; but many, also, alight and,
giving their equiptites - into the charge of their
slaves, walk to and fro on the intervening - space
between the houses and the tombs or seat them
!selves upon chairs and -stools which out-of-door
speculators hire out to them at the rate of a
half sesterco per hour. Alt! it is there that
real elegance is seen!! it is there, that fashion
reigns arbitrarily I It is there that you may
study genuine models of good taste, in the cut
of the beard, the trimming of the hair, the shape
of tunics and that great problem solved -by
Creaar but again thrown into doubt by the now
generation, namely whether they ought to be
worn long or short, loose or tight fitting. Crosar
wore them tong and trailing on the ground ; but
great progress has been made since Crossett
time! It is there that are seriously discussed
the weight of summer rings and winter rings,
the composition of the best rouge, the beetbean
pommade for softening and smoothing-the skin,
the best pastilles of myrtle arellentisk pulver
ized In old wine for purifying the breath! Oho
women listening while they toss, like jugglers,
from their right to their left hand and back again
balls of amber which freshen and perfume the
atmosphere ; they applaud with their heads,
their oyes and, sometimes, even with theirhands,
the most learned and boldest theories ; their lips
parted In smiles disclose teeth white as pearls ;
their veils flung back permit you to behold, in
strong contrast with their eyes of jet and lashee
of ebony, magnificent masses of hair of a warin
or golden Or ashy blonde according to the Man
ner in which they have changed its primitive
color by the use of a certain soap composed of
beechwood ashes and goat's tallow which they
cause to be brought from Gaul, or, by employ
ing a mixture of the sediment of vinegar' and
lentisk oil or, in what is a still simpler way, by
purchasing in the -shops of the Minucius portico,
opposite to the temple of Hercules to the Muses,
the splendid setts of hair which poor maids of
Germany have sold to the cutter for fifty setter
ewe and which the latter re-sells for a half
talent.
And this spectacle is enviously watched by the
half-naked man of the people, by the little fam
ished Greek who would eseend to heaven for a
dinner, by the philosopher with his threadbare I
mantle sad i rompty -purse, who. comes thither to
rather texts for his hi:Milles agaimit luxury and
wealth.
And all, reelietefft Seated, shuttling, going and
coming, rocking themselves first on one foot then
on, the other, uplifting their hands to let their
sleeves fall and show their arms depilated with
pumice atone, laugh,. meke love, chat, -lisp in',
their speech humming airs of Gediz or of Alex- 1
andria, forgetful of the who are listening to
them and are calling theta. interchanging pled
tudes in the language of Virgil, punning in the 1
idiom of Detsthenes, above all talking G reek;
for the G reer is the real , lang uage of love.
a , * *- sv-y-- *
One hund red hundred and fifty years later, the false
Quintillus ebill find out -what it cos ts not to speak
the Greek topgne. --.- -
And yet it wanto give amusements, monu
ments, public spectacles- rid bread to this vain
and insensate throng, to these giddy youth, to
these corrupted woinon,to these sons of good
family who leave theirk.health in brothels and
their purse In the taverns, to. this Indolent and
unoccupied People because, abort) all, it is hal
-1 lan, but, peevish as if ifirere English, proud as
if It were Spanish and quarrelsome as though it
were Gallic i to this people who pass their lives
in promenading under the porticoes and cower
ing in the circuses ; it
these.s for this youth, for
hope
women, for sons of family, for this
people that Sweet Swan-of Mantua, a christian
as a poet at heart if not by education, , sings of
rural bliss, execrates rept:id:dine ambition, scout
, ges with rebuke the impiety of civil conflicts and
prepares deli finest and greatest poem that has
' been made Mince Homer and which ho will burn,
I .
finding it unworthy not only of posterity but also
lof his contemporaries. It for them and to re
turn towards them that Homer fled at Phillippi,
and in order to run mote lightly flung his buck
ler far behl d him; it is to be seen and remark
ed by them that he wanders, absent minded, to
the FSrum, the Campus 'Martha, to the banks
of the Ti , occupied with what he calls his
trifles; hi !
1) des," his - -Satires and Ids Art of
Pastry ! i
It ie to those and in the deep regret he feels at
being separated from filtem,_, that the libertine
Ovid, exiled already,,tit-lierte--years past, among
the Thracienti, where lie is-b4iating the pleas
ure (easy as it was) of havitigbeen, for a mo
ment, the lever of the Emperor's daughter, or
the perilette s chanee of having discovered the secret
of the birth of the young Agrippa; it is to then.,l
that Ovid dedicates his 4eTristes," his “Poritia'i'
and his "Metamorphoses;" it is to returaidth•
their midst that he supplicates Augustus, end'
will suppliCate Tiberius, to permit hie return to
Rome; it Is these whim, he will long for when,
far from Ms native Wad, he shall close his eyes,
embracing' with one 'same last look, with that
final, dreg gaze, which takes in everything,
both the sUndid gardens of Sanest and the im
it
poverishe quarter of Suburra, and th e Tiber
with its ajestic waters, wherein Crosar had i
nearly drowned himself in rivalry of Cassius, and I
the brook of Velabrum, near which extended the
sacred grove, the retreat of the Latin she-wolf,
and the cradle of Roittlus and Remus! It is for ,
them, to keep his hold' upon their love, fickle as
an April Jay, that Meltenas, a descendant of the
Etrunan kings, the friend of Augustus, the vo
luptuous Maecenas, who cannot go afoot unless
when leaning upon theshoulders ef two eunuchs,
pays the aings of *poets, the frescoes of his
painters, the pomp Ofrihis comedifuts, the grima
ces of the pline rywica, the gambols of the dan
cer liatyllest It is fcit..thent that Bathos opens a
theatre, that Philipprut builds a museuß, that
Pallier( col:lE44lth temples!" It is to theft that
Agrippa attributeslettery-tickets, for nothing, -
which Witt prizes of '.twenty
sesterces,
stuffs from the Poritus embroidered with gold
and silvert, furniturk7encrusted with mother of
pearl andAvoiry; his for them that ho estab
lishes baths, in which a man may remain from
the risinguntil the setting of the
sun
be
shaved,
rubbed, perfumed and regaled at the owner's ex
pense ; itfis for th4that he digstwenty leagues
of cantle, that he_builds seventy-six miles of
aqueduct; that ho conveys--into Rome, daily, a
mass of teeter, amounting to more than two mil
lions of pubic, and:distributes ' them into one
hundred'ind thirty ieserroirs, and one hundred
and serenity basins l',"lt is for them, in fine, it is
in order to ilitutge;fer ebetu, , the brick of Rome
to marble;-It is to bring them ten obelisks from
Egypt, it'Ae to bitild4 for them, forums, bullies
and theatres, that Augnetus, the wise Emperor,
' has his geld plate reelted,aird retains of all the
spoil of the Ptoletniee, ortira vase; of the patri
mony of his father crotavins, - Cif the inheritanze
of hie uncle Crofter, of the defeat of Antony, of
the conquest of the World, but one hundred and
twenty millions of sestertie, or less than six mil-
BINA
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w '" g
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lions of our dollars;;it is for thepi Wit he re-' 1
stores_the Plarainiap Way 1113 far as for
them that he Sammons from Greee&litiffoinsint
philosophers,, from Cadiz dancereruld;dineing
arm:Dent fromr:GanV arid.l3enaffli diat lr 9.;z
from Africa, bamit,Appopotamt, /Oldies; tigers,
elephants and 'tis to them, In fme, -that
he said; When dying, , 91.4 e yOu-sitiefietrfri,tiim e
ILI
0 ROariffr Have I well played my part of Eli;
peror? Yee.--then--Applaud!"
This is what the Appian Way was. whailtoine
and the P. 09201114 were in the time of Augustus.
Bat at the epoch which -we have reached, that is
to say, Holy Ttunsday,in theyear 1469,pen And
things had gretitly . , changed. The emperors
disappeared, borne - away - by - the ver g the
Empire inspite'of ,the enclosure of Aure
lian, 'Rome had been taken by every one who
wished to take it, by Alexi°, Genseris r -by
'Odoscer and had seen the barbarian, by the very
fact of their heaping rains upon' ruins raise the
surfice of her soil, twenty feet; in fine laid waste,
pillaged, disembowelled been givonwith
her Duchy to Pope Stephen it by. Pepin the
Short *whose donation'was confirmed by Charle
magne. The cross so long humble and fngitive"
had proud and triumphant-in its faro, crowned
successively, the:Pantheon of - Agrippa; the
umn of Antoninus and the dome of the Capitol.:
Then; from the front of the basilica of St.. Peter
the spiritual power of the Sovereign Pontiffs lied
taken-its -Sight Over. the' universe. It eztenattd
northward to Iceland; eastward • 941 farits Sinai;
southward to the - straits of Gibraltar; : ivest.
ward to the furthest Cape of Brittany that poop
of the Europetui'Vestier against which break the
billows, of the Atlantic, pushed on by the -liege,
L of Oceania vnich, in their turn are pressed for. ,
ward by tne waters of the Indian Sea: ' Bat the
temporal povrer of the -Popes
. ebut up in Rome
nd disputed inch liy "inch by the terrible free"
lances of the middle ages is shattered :against
the thesite of Marceline and recoils before the
Arch of Trojan.
It is just at this Arch of Trojan that the Aria
API& commmences—
_
For the Mornlos P.
~•~~ .. .
MEM
REMO
MEE
• 4 f-r--,-*".?
note.-And, re.sda, it to just hero that the mystery of I
the work also begins! Once againvemeet tho unfOrtnnate
Who, a' BiLle legends my, yet wanders over the earth for
the smote and milted at tho Iledeemcn A gorgeous -
thapia= o ddle age is unrolled before you and, in the
presence of the Pontiffium the compagna of Some, p tale of
human glory, splendor, pride suffering, the hUstorY cf
the nee embodied In the story of tho wanderer, is Mareted
for the instruction rather than the mere aractsernerroth
er men and other generations. , _,!The first flight is from the
little of Palestine and the sae= turrets of the Bscre , gats
—that city "whose name 19 holy in all tringnea,lisloi - by
infants, invited by aged men, eited.hy_hlsterlans; snag. by
poets, adored by all":—Yeentre of thosunivert.al rittolly"--
.Joruzolout.'!: For the proem:it sullen 1.. .
- - ' T813E487014
PiaLSONAL CILASACTEILISTIC9 OV 'lllO NEW
FarnirEMPlMSS.—The foreign papers conthine
to supply much that's personal in regard to that
plebian lady of, such new-made interest. wheat
°Louis Napoleon, in his plebian dignity;laas so
generously determined to exalt to the position of
Empress of France, rather than go begging
among the effete scions of royalty for a wife.—
The mother of this lady is still living a widow,
and is with her daughter in Paris. The father
died some years since, leaving two daughters . ;-
the elder now wears; by marriage, the title of
Duchess of Alva and Berwick. The - young
Countess, Louis' bride, is tall and syntinetrical
in fora), with red hair and pale complexion; large
radiant brown eyes, and nose and mouth of ex:.
Tilsit° bounty. Endowed with uncoMaton Wit
and spirit, she speaks .Freach, English, luslian
and German with as much. fluency as Spanish:
A proficientin exercises of strength and addreim,
the rides with the boldest,, and fel2T-iz
hand with the most skilful._ Infact, the. is call
ed a fast woman, and rather -sheckathe ratrses
of the properly prim, by doing pretty math as
it pleases her own whims, in which she
resembles her husband. Simla a !Torts
woman, attends the bull fights, wears the most
magnificent costumes, makes speec
alto
hea-at din
ners, gives toasts, flirts, flounces, and ails
gether like a spoilt beauty and a high-spirited ,
lady. She once came near timings matnmenial
- alliance with 'the Ihtke Ostrom, the richestgran
deo of Spain, but this galltuat nobleman; in a fit
of jealousy; threw a chair at her heat ter dirt
ing with another, which - caused two- or ; three
duels. In Paris her. conduct, it is. said, .has.
been more eircumspett, bat though ;excluded
from aristocratic circles, she was received'atthe
Elysee, where she inspired Louis with the pas
sion which has resulted in making her the Em
"Tess of the French.,-BaU;Sun.,.._
• ~. ,
Tinsel or Larr..-:-sin Unfortunate ,inehriabi. 1
went into the "Falstaff liouse,",. on Sycamore
street, near the National Theatre, on night be
fore last, and called fora glass of.bratidy which
was furnished him. lie was then °bet:m(l by
the barkeeper to draw a phial from his pocket
and pour the contents into the liquid Within the
glass. Immediately suspecting the man's inten
tion, to make way with himself; the -barkeeper
dashed tho glass from his bawd, is he had it Via
cd teda-lips, when the man confessed. that ho .
was tired of his life, and had 6;de:tiered toide-
Q
stroY himself by - takingrlaraftnum. More
rum's doings.—Cui. CommerriaL "f • -
Worms: ..11Tonnits I ~::: .
.0.3.- Carlene thoories have been started:relativolsethO
origin of in teettnal Worms, onel. yet the noes-Um:l i 541.111 et
vexed one among medical: authorities. Of one fact, how.
ever, alt are MI - errant. and InWhich all agree—the fatal's*:
tun , of tho Intluenin they exert on. Children. At - this - sea,-
son of the ymtr thdoitocks of worms oro meet frequent:is
well ac most LlangorOttg. Wo_take mat pleasure in direet:
in; the attention of parents to 'the Terrain:me: of-Dr. ile,
Lane. It to ono Or the most extroordtheiy medicines over
introduced to the public, and hos never lathed of success'
when tried.
Jar 'Beare or Counterfeits / -T .
• For sale by. MOM, of the Dram;lsta toad Meer:haat% Mel
by the solo proprietors. '.
.. J. KIDD A CO., ...
fehrhddiw : '. . - PI. Wtiod street; .
... _
DIED •
On
nottelay niglit, 'MALCOLM; only sonar Jnixt'll E.
Lard L.ereu, atra .3 years awl 6 months. - c
The tuners will take place from The 're dtlenre of. his pa
rents;Lswrencerille, at 10 o'clock THIS. (Stituntay)lloßat
Pot-VelLigl'im i pot z p V,emc b
RriciTlNE- 601 i ttt i l i nrcw
t i"l r k id Z
- 11 LUE P1L1, , -10 1 . 1 lAa Mander's andl.l:lX. Y4ler rale by
. k
febl:
-Rl4l . fe ll
4bIED2. 13"AX---15NIPTIAlES6 TOO * Eir:
Lx
. ' - 'llTitt\ Tit 11µ 11i-+ for sale
fobl" , 11, L. FA.IItihSTOCK Oil.
A I^IUPAN BIAD YEPYEII,--W) tbs. tor aale by
' - .FAUSESTOCK.I.
SAIAIRATUS-20 bbls. pule, for nalo by
fan IL A, FAIINESTOCK & CO,
T /lAD OIL-30 tibia:Va.]. Winter strained, for sale by
fl. A. FAIINItSTOCK A CO4
f,b1.2 , earner Wantland Fir 4 Moot&
_
441' SIIARES OE, aIUNOI4OAILEIA -13 MR GITOCIi
kI Far sale hy - B. CUTHBERT k BONi
140 Third ntrea.
twoftory . Dwelling Rouge, On Grant stroot,
(sboto Sistli,/oOntatas siz rooms. Ilent VOO.
feb/2 „- CI:ITU:DEM 4 SON, ID) TlCird
IN STORE, at N0../07.Orket 5t..".14 a:large rteekef Men's,
Women's o n,lillisses' Grano, which will be relit low for
,Ifebl2l W. E. ECIDIERTZ.
ucWna
AVE. SCHMERTZ. as No. 107 Market street, to
ROOTS lui4i SHOES very low for ca4ll , rersont in
want of good. Boots inni Shoes, wouldito 401 to call ,get
bargnire, febl2.
li } ' D has lustlL Malted
I.lko le on i u .5 8 f 113 1 . 'U, os " ; A Fpletidid . E111 : ar Tea Setts ever bronght
.tol'itl.<li~irlt.it can bo seen Ibr a few daps In ktawiadoW,
Venlion:
KAMS—Eor sato by ' 1 -
J. I). WILLIAMS D,
Wool stmt.
C—EOO—ND-111/41) PIANOS—'
One Six Octave, . • $l'6,N
One tit)
One do upright Piano, • - • 65,00
For sale by • IL lELE.l3tilt,lol Third street,
febl2 Sign of the Goblen
Wanted, by a Toting Man,
A SITUATION in n Warehouse. One who is 'well ac.
quainted with the city' would make himself gendr
nay useful : and eau give rho best of etty reference. :A. note
addreosed to "C. P., °Moe of the Piist,. ° ' will be pun fci ctually
attended, to„ . __ lt
,
"tratilllOUßßlOlt BENT—Tho three story Brick Wore-
I house, Militate on Wood Street, between First and
Second strebts, present occupied by Alexaer Brualey.
Posse ion given on the islt - of April. Doquire - ,
AUSTIN 1403118,
Stock strut Bill Broker,. -
.
Office No. 92 Fourth street.
N ---- 4 "" " EW LET —"
ant 1.11.1e,1A... 11.,.hin and. LoverOapytng
Pr.ss; a new article, bang. the mom con:replant, com
pact and powerful Press ever offered to .the pane. Mer
chants mut others to want of Prase' . areirrrited tok .
all and
examine them. E'er 511.10 by
Cr .
Uellef a. IV ELM - _
_.
DO lad' Statiiiitpi ' '
-,0 Wooarreo ecialard tuut Fourth.-
A FINE CIIANCE FOE AN LNYESTSIENT.-7That
giblo stand for almost any kinder bushlm, coiner of
Wood and Fro m streets, now rimier rent for five yearii, at
poo per annum. This property Cala 'bo ontematto pay
an interest of 10 per cent. anntmUy.
Apply US • - LOWEY
No. 4.3,-ccumer of Wood and Fifth streets, .
Intelligence Office, sad .Heal EstateAgenry.
DI osolutiort.. i
MILE Ce-Tartnersbip heretofore existbv otoiler the.title of
I W. it P. litmus, was dissolved by mutual - consent, on
the 20t.i, of January. The accounts will be settled. by the
new firm, W. di D. Mars. ' Wi15,14. 1 4 =GU% '
-
l'ittsburgh, February U. PAUL mars;
.
Co-Partnership Notice;, --
Tundetcpm,;„ tiara this day formed a ColTartuemlit ,
1 for tito tranasetiod of theIYILOLIMIX AND 1 11.
Di a GOODS lIIISLVS2;under - the firm mid style - of
D. !luaus, Ne.ltV., corner of Starke& and Fifth atreeta.
1111 GUS,
Pittabuieb, February 12, 1253.* D. MIGUS.
_Dissiollition.. • ;
runs Co-Partner/hip lie - retorofi nristikt - tinder the tltia.
1. or Pau flows ITlnntag . e o o:sont,
on the 20th of January. The account* will bo netti!td, b y
PAULIIuiaG -PAPITI3, -
pittabuivh, Febriiaryit Tiquaw
NUL LILTOUS. 311 Will contiune:-Iha
AND it,LTAIL DRY' GOODS .Vl,
amid, as heretofore, No. V. 4 Market streit;
febMit PAUL MMUS, JIL
ais:inleitidsaimofqattlwavilithlt
the skill
Giocit
tbci.
tztior,intaum _by 7 ;oidt f:
tglol3, that in the vstrieltatalaittleattfisitezas.toittleli alt
la liable; theta is =lately- one' a atter.lnaid, -of
nt h intanast, as Scrafulaorbethar ,we I oitilftillatialattAr • 1
af Its aegis; Its Sanddlcras magma the &timbal , and.variety
or iargrato that Itattst!4s calls atattaziaq2lanstaralaßy azal
'-extenalit falaillYL -_-";--, ' - '\- --' -- . ' .4" -
d a m in tlea conassi:Altd In-Tempe. •:.11nt time iZatt tatti ,
Dora SzfaNtralki , _ „,„ 4 ? witie„ , tillykr-•: l,ec fi c
in thou:Oat tatal lit Bars.Paa-,1 -_,l .- ..
a. SN3 allyertisataent. •"....„*....... - ' janlZAtaaw
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R3- Low gptriti, flypcoolormulriee , want Ct.
. . .
eirciliicealigiseitrfor blisincea orAinsisilSon-la eripp, ~. :t
sal beppluese, rrreltrlcdcatoplatntwhich silently ;mei .
.. ,
upon the constitution of the, unhappy. !Meet- They',
nairallytiaighton thioogblrouhlictialet
mind, scar:tiny_ habits, cordirmi air strid,eleee iipplicatio&
lei ofappe
to study. ,Thoy ere sometimes aittOit*oi
tite; tod igestioN tePeri" , mrs' 4l4lii r e
draasand a pallhl, unhealthy, doerilliaii: OldtPliclum:ce
Now while thew inchri4mly trull ,.
nailing ere ledea its wonted lustre —the mind is: petis , --
-trationartdseitv—lhe ody Its coldly ofnung,e azal rip;
i'ud the nobles sesliturs' or our natura- gradually` Prindle
INV Adli fretful peoetah temper, until lire es a bur
then, and
d. 'otherdisesses wise to slioryyn the est-galled of Um •
A balm for these ho'r•ribie dtioriere utile found in that
oesl:4e.nt article, HAW- WS I , OII.EST WINSI --
- -. I--
-
• :---401-Stielarugisirerlisettieit in-autithereolturus,. -_,,.- -
• :. ,BehiAlilkoleaile and 'Retail - by Dr. (Ha 11.
enh, 'Pm SifICS , NR; li -? b,
Coma cd Woad strixt and }fit alley,'Pittab al
Jap,..by 34131:118V. 8,4.1111 A northmest counwr of Fedora{
Olivet:ea the Dttuncrad,*dlleuberip Mr. -
- : - . - -disal4 eSdaly
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• AMP Scwirtiiliai.=-1 - t•is doe to Ekes Petrole- um to ; sll :
- • - • ... ~_.
that it has tiara known to inutPletely eradicate reggylet, B o. -.
of Oa dreadhil disease is less.tOna than any othelialilildW.
and at less cost or iriconienionco to the patient
:Tim thousands of aertihMtes in the hands of tbkiettitkoH ;
,
der, many of Which are froM well Icmirim titan .= of thevo
of Pittsburgh =I its immediatO wichaity, gotoelver clearly
awl beionil air &Mit; (hot Etas Iturammut in a tatediefito
of no common Taloa, not only at 3 Mad remedy to lionly
rig, Rhetitnotism, Deofnat, lc= of Si.;.,t bat SA Ovaluabler
internal remedy, Inviting the int cetigating physicians, ZS
well as tea entlering patient, to became acquainted with Its
merits, • • .
. .. Those baring a dread of ' 'mixtures are amnied'that this
mediae is purely natural, mid in bottled ma it- lows from
thobosom of the earl:, •- - : _
rheforming certifienu u copiatfrom a pape'patitha4.
Skracuse, SY: T., anebecarr date Atsgart f, LW., to tc-hich ill
4110 CLIPC3IIO/ the Certif.CaPftla. edeated D. T. not; If. D.,
91=in trals Certify; that I hare. . bean so - biddy at .
dieted with Scrofula Oa the Lint !men years tiutt winded • .
time X, hate been anablo tontuard to 'any kind of intsineeni:
and naiad' a the thno.unable twslknad. con.f.ntal" to ley- i
bed, and bare beep treated "
nearly. sill the time by the bask
phorebrinnot one errantry affords; 1.. Occasionally. got etitaemat!
lie; but no cum end condoned to grow worse until Dr. Ftet.
re epeernended me to .krythe Pateolenni; or Bark Va."
theeleb its& Whit: - ..rdid so without faith at first, SR
the efkytiranantordeltilag ;it threw thittolson to thusitcfaas
at once, and I ht once bilmn , to gicne &
betteri end by. min
wren lonics I bove got it cute worth
KANPT tiara:lnds dollars. •
- -"•-• - ••• •• ~.. -MM. 31. MIME;
Thin may certify their . 11 ham been amirdtitect will:tiller*.
Petralcam. ot•lboekthi;lar more than a year,. lad ,base rte.
pettedly witneencel its beneficial Weida in the COO Ot 3rido.
lent:nice= and other discises for which: it Is meounnaudadi
and can withscatthlmice nuatatreattattr it to be A teuldteinOlcOrt
thy Of attention, and can ree:ely - say that imetteso has attend-. •
•ed news* where ottorrumdieine bad &hut: " ~
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for silifbyaleiliellijOn b
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pAlsh %be 7?est Lima-trig, and . .rtraders . the
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f . ? 1 4. 1 1. ; SYced ‘ eteeet. old :.:
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comaricir
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- .rar:Snim , 'arr.:des W their en cantomttifsid
C. fe.f
putigraes—'l7, sd. the krweilt este"; Vniahetailitill
teev—• 12r/al WM' c419-1112e..0 stock or COMM
=s e ?..131ILT =MU= W.OODENTAND
WA Z to to 1.%-i;ra in the }less:.;
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Stock azut Ballrok- er 6-
Notes, l!to,nilstNorigages drte.4:lllegsiftelt,#;,
•-z ;:• 7 :jesverecriAzZanicruce is* • •
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t sy Moo vnei'll.Jcurkt 054 - corDer af. -3 roo sia
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.. , •- , ii - Two Lill'ES DAILY. • .
113.3TELEASlorlitaltheorc-und Washil=tuu 'City are in-'
- 'lbanedithab tr y mirclus.ractet Sur 1311ttmarei at
:. Pecinsylranla ilia:cad Cowpony' snOillueout Ther l S- .-
:the . ," COM go fort sod over the route .by .vbkh the - Pelted
States Or Wietets Nan and :Adams A Co:a Western. Su:
emu is tarried; Lcaring Pittsburgh at 3 unilly, o'doel -
A. 31-, and uniting In Daft nent in 19 and = boom reitste
tively—behlglly.fatan!. ePlincist pleinuat TT:dates
- .ATTlu9iid/ . driett ill liodibieui,V* -•.,: - • , •
•• ,• lkggage ch&.eg through. • .• . .
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' 'Jar. Wank'ngi! rlfOr Waaate.o.o3l.:ini women on, sn.Ku
after arrival to 831tiIILOTO, there being four Trains" directly.
to thot Fill.. Yore Iron Itudtireeeeta Wagangti3n, SIP.
Passca.,^eri ate emnied 'that the aztruxung4.stinn on' th e .
- tools for=ichf. lids' Ono, ger inuntrea!*!2 by ,tliL , lO of atty
mut. In the countz7:' - • - • • ... • --•
. • Pittsburgh,reiiretrit $%l, j 333. -.' . - •• -•- .
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anCHAS:CHAS:U. PAULSON, mill;os:Saisiaiii:lhe
th fist; wrspec,:tag.iew-swq 9f GENTLE..
:idiN"S RANO •
!JOHN GROlC"rrir -
VCO Xl3BOll, to. Mains, /kJ lehiviimmi,
_lapin-ter cal
- BRAIIDIZS, wv.(r.s, In - - /Stee
'OldHwynad Rath Bnovill, corner of
ult. streetß; Pittsburgh, Pa..
OTttdiii3 itaiz &Mo.' -
0 • liank - of Pittl6o;•zh;
• • •
miasmas Oniiiwas : _
• Oblo ana Penn altants Bauman • '
r. Y"iltebu¢gb, •
Cincinnati and -/onititUkt Telt-gr, *ph
fehl' WUXINS 4)041 6 Foikelk&
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AND {WARRANTS .lIINIUUT .NOLD - AND LOCATK.D..
Li The undersigned, In *Atli Ales. itrarerger;
11444';0r Daverrieft. lowa. :will Attrui in the ' leetalcliro teef
Late% smithiag titles. pennant of term er any otber ..-
.entre Inhe Slate of lora, relative to public bads.' Te 3
moderate: nal the strictest atteaticei pied to . lnatimetious
*received, to to say buateria ecireateA le tile= ;
No.lSi..eorner Of Areod.ited-Librity
.KU?. 2A*11%.-11011.1 t.3:IOI2IICDT-.P1131.310 (2000.
Wilson & Co..
Impalas and I{totesak'atul .IZdsa".l.kalers.in
Foreign and Domestii gardwnrer Cutlery, 40;;
s:
av removed from No. ton). 32 WOOD STRISEI
in -
gem-doors above the. t. Mules Etotil,) etas .rteor-,
ore in the kettle) cd receiving a. mod complete and • ester
re tmemainant of Goods lo th eir hoe. kordadar
lion raid to ToeLa and lea wrist Air mechanic* =3 Milers
generally: . Also. a fall aseartment ,of :Aaccre'
lil Slniallca4
other tools for 11a/laical contreetere. • leDatadaiirr-
••• FOB 04' ; c. ••• .
•TIESIOVAL.--Tdonxelvial announces: ,
thatlnibia remcn - e1 to Ms consacillna44,:ria
CABBIAOI. tSAIISIIUGSy, sitantal hear
tIWTiro,,BIDo ltcm,
,between..Pltte •• • •••
and Inanmeciille, an the Grecnibarg. .213111nUtitill.
•Toriapikoi Rood. 4324 . to now 'ptaval
deny ace.l. , l4lll . .reaeivo
-froin.the sat, now •nild - second hind COIEWLEA%
Thiel be malt au: tbn: tensest .*roxi lir ash..
a w i n g b A d twelve years' met Sea in thelnisintan,
imL
his wl5 l l li:nOwn•fadlitit. to tbaslast, he getters
putting abilff COlDpetitiali: •
- •
TbaEa ‘44ling paribzsdor(iitlimo.l#7,instsg4
-os:e!ki=L4
and iaifor ilicumakee. ' • • • •••
P .7(74.lk Ulthu s3 st r i .. ! tiOS .rePilliW4t Ent iVirrta.
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tityy
Montan Insttiance •
..p...111.1,0, Jr., Presidc...L. I Y. ILOORDON, Sagrdary:
CAPITAL. $300,000.
WILL insure all Itinde of tats, praw. 31.1t '
REM- All losiot will be 'Manny adjusla* WA
- Homo Institailoh; managed by Dm/4'4OU who ofe
known In Ova commordry, and who • are tleinmiwd,
'prow ptaesa and liberality, to =all:dada lbo ratatsgterSlthieb
they hare annozed,..l °Zahn protreapw to those
'who desire to bainsuraL • -
Jr, C li. Rietetson, Y.w:Bunci,
N. Ilolntea, Jr.; W. 11. Ernith, Mama, George W. Jaekaon,-
Wro. m. Lyon, 4pp.ott, George - 'Arne-3317'
Auler, +Wunder Nitaiet.-Thoutas Scott.yin
Cake, Igo. WatEr afar.hdose of Song
Oa, up o.as%). Pittabri.rgh. • ..-• noT7AIY--
N l 74ulaw Shade and Oil z ClOth: ataaafactary,
. I It vr Ili's 13.11-Ss ist ?
• -.E:.R.-KERNANi.i.r-, --
4.•2 TEXT LACCDSCAPS 5aADE9,62 4 1401 6 71 hair..
. : do _ . do , La to ST_.• -
6 .7 !• •Ido' • •;'•dci '• $l,O O to . «00 .do-
Flowered, Oothle and Tian, eta primal - -
Buff Linen - , 4,45c.,-5-1. Mc:. • , : , _
Dolt OR Cloth, 4-4 ::Y-, 44 ales 6-1 40c;. . • -
Carriagt-01 1 Cloth, black, 4-426 e., 1420., 6-140 e.; - -
Flgtusal Dark. do s 32c., 54 40e, 64 41e; • - -
Enamelled • do 4,4 U.:L. ' S-4 40e.,_0-1 bad:. • • -•-
lklabaasais and Rosewood 44 62e..:-174x. 6-4. C: -
Table Covers, with mattes, .1-I,CL% Lb, 8734 r. !osil 6/yarlif•
I •Ylour Oil at011:444, -LS; CO andlOc- per Tata . • •
licarth Itn,g9(all eloth,) 111,00atelt. : , , t
Long Mack Oneonta, $1.75 each- ,
• Jackals SLOG.. Pantz : Mite 623[4 "
GOODUid.II3 11U1113Y.8.00014.,
- langltlaek_Costa, $540 each_ • , , •
Short Black. Coats, $4.25 earth': ; • .
":Labt Pants, $3,25 mob- s- • ••-••--• •
• Leggin-% TlOO per pair. • ._:,
Bewareol hnitallonaon Traasparentlbanivil6,l2reeiginTF,
Mac, Yellow and (Mau= Window ST:O.OS Efothi as this.
•,11. the sole end atiglxialllegattactory:;:ll.llGksida
Ad to atter. Bute or mark: - . • . , !•• rurokrari
To blertliants and kitlghli thronikoltthe,laisni
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- - .;bIANIIPACITUREA AND DZALEX I _ , r
_PAINTS. ••
• :-.• isei'iltilattiaen:Laner:Rew 'fearer, -
7116 ESPECt POLLY bititas the attention of Druatcts tact
Mmelwatts thloughdut the Lillian, to la. fang and
wok/a assortment' of PAINTS: OILS, :of e DEBT
AND PUREST QUALITIES, which Ito *fret:Liar ale ott
xmoderste terms, both . to cosh and cloce42m6 boycra.. .p! 1 -7;
are !numerated some of the trading creeks: •. . .
•
. WIETE 1,8,5 D to oil, to hotpot 25 to 500 the: •
. SLAM TIILLOW OCHRE , 111 , ISI
- PATENT DRYER,. 5P.5N19.11 - 1189:WN. _
ENNA, in on. :AND! IRM
wcnA CP!
UNITIEII, - Cabioxr ,
. . . • .
GREENS, to oiL• " • ilayeWawf VISIY° ,
.P.IIUSSLiN DLLTIA2I:I,i 3 OP
VARNISnr.s of cal Usti, . •
• LINSwFD OM, RAW ',PFL:ps ,71 . 7130 .
CHALK. LAMP D1AC51,., 1 6 3 , , i o u i to i r e
DandlEf'
IN ,
drs". dry: - I
INDIA N YELLOW WSW: ••
EITONR, NeFf ED
C11110512,PA.8113 and 1111M,Fin____'S_St, , _
7 / t r ieg • AND .d .ADllle otheeir
tt to their taterwytocall, &soar .
' desibr somauDictrertatt and p d 2 ow
fadliticsithe
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Doonopiii4 . 44delocr; rtrthrsosico to rosconeato
at 7 o'clock.: . • • •
Sir Sego may ha veined as the 3302 r, Awl= the
danyttbottl. vitro thirgr.. :. •, M
.116 r Two unedrpaseed andgurSicale Boccbiciee far SAT; •
.1313 DAY 1 _ • . . •
'la' The beautiful higo ectacle of tical Drama ll.YDElt !of 1V ettitiar.l cod
:the Melo Drattudie Sp EL. . •
Tun Ermom, reta-nery. UNIt, will be acted ..ttoi growl
historical TVIIIiiIO6, - fbunded serlhei wad- oopittar - ed- Sir
ITaltct Scott's winks, entitled - • • •
IVANHOEi
TILE MiletfT.OY TID LION =AIM. ".
Obit dieixdießUld) Eii
lair, pile Jew of T0nt1.t.i.0...5-.lsir.perisfied.- . •
(1,20, 1 7e1re55),.. -
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No conclude thdo•Deftepsit limpid, of
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iTbe ViiSrA f io . 44,04. 1
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•31st .31tteu.--..• Poitter. , •• -
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siritiscatreirmeaticorimgaistaaA Iftgatipt
entitled, #..2Vig Slaveortbiii - • SNOW'
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moon OF THE ,EILBLB-If - _
licopwia 'rzirt.o ixasz;' jou • ejlifolig. oay
easnmenving onliondly evenflagOiebrlL&l. 0
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.14042.• 114,1kerint, where The rrti :biley '3 . 119r. Sad Gram-
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tetot4l. gill be 'found trt Dr. Conzzes tocrill.kpayl.lre
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In att tapas or, rceVbc,r, trrainktadrAca.P.,3Ll4phior an - . •
acorrata articitconl nfuctiotollo,tal_ iractlysto. ',....-,
,pmior to thO compost choop AtatrivogspelqdtbOrcit: -
the.? vim:, 4/40...54 5iviA* 11 4. 1 4. 0 , 1 , 1 4_ 13 -
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'N..ll—Like ueiTs• adage , diabire2:2osuly •
part of t h e v it y .., ... , ..•-r •.c./.1:. .1.'......ty - ,
vr-4-PrlMS.A.l?,NsBll.,..hoical.fajlajlip all dist.
E tociAg&tilotbots Malt; - - ilid Palm - -
'nentirrancrredocilboarratotlicaMolantn Dr. limn
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talgtoonchotOcclal Tat#ll-74141117:11W1-1"4. • -
treatment , to oath a degree of ancroiciiiito tin& ortr:
• Ikea uaramtioffe gam pria,sesmeady-sifootsr to taii
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%A ma the StitAtestsuP THIM: CAImS.. - ibn °inns is
&AN The PiiVertrilx , tt
taluttbin - esitit,"reitzt7." - ak be dlsposed tecorgog to.
We: , di , • . gEOltOlt BRA.WDY,
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rpillginbserfbersregietfully inftaxci then o 1 i aottoMrs-= -
• Aftritte publis la gorifirs‘i.hat.thefliiiis this flay sa—
coasted itiemselves.liiiiiif &bark, biLdneiiiQuider Altat
- bf JOIN ltreLCC-KET,4 co, seEpticitiPi ,aolleit '
lbare - of public vatmovil. , •
I The prctions6adn~tipf Each will ba
. .404 .brtheat-. •
CAlt,De•--"llf.theillekhitiktraistut Residents °trate
- beer" Allijheitr;eliilliagistoffMarzY lbe *mom- :-
modelled of the eked:us* sta leelielt4epelfellon, bay*.
-justeonebbled arreneediebtrelerkar , desedt bile:Mesas. To.,
RoeYSKlee.,lloormmilrriblefone, end ea
minkralnonotst CO4 Bed4.l* - Pee*: tdcb drift
:alai be tuna psytagnirmlllbo 004141 p), 4 lthrantiloc4
pe t uope $ll3/1 Germany. . -•-•
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N. a J. T. Tel It ON. blele Ton,
fi:4110 utaerVsedi earner of .
W-00"""I*00.?144.
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ty The. - relytor_bnie• ori.ranktleipTAL to =tepee,
..tatelpsbla; =lava agrienitirre,-•conduabbl -by- Profaner
(l 1): GrecTmigiv, 31: M•••••,1. - - .. • ._
.31ii,liortkuturist Fsbrtiary 4 4•72,00 iNr -yea. •
• . • •
" Udy Bird ; Tiiki by deargiszta •.;" - -_ •
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The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, February 12, 1853, Image 2

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