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'I won't be answerstdeof
theccauseqnenoes. ,
"Plum! my dear sir, size hai had at
tacks befOre, Anita as bad; aritt_-":" • ••• •
that is th6fvery *eaten why she should
lepers cautious-now, , matlean. Good morning
morningr Heaven . save Toole= these
fasbilMahlernothere,7 he Muttered, as he banged
the door - hehindlitn.;: "She'll kill the girl, and
then her death will be laid to my door—ugh
it would be ionifortable if one could meet a sea-
Bible woman necaslonally.''
Elise was Bitting in bed propped up by pillows,
vim:act 'usether entered- If youth, grace and
beetuty:could bribe the destroyer, or turn aside
his unerring aim, then she bad been epared.-
-TAWAlieek was marble pale, and rested wearily
on one little hand ;Abe , eyes were closed as if
ele4ing, and from the'other hand a few choice
tomtit-had and_ and lay scattered on the
(men counterpane.
"Oh! is that'you,'ma,;,utatil I hope you have
made that ,stupid doctor-give me something that
will set ,, me•up. I feel such a -deadly sinking—
from want of netaitheient Itericy: Do pray see
what you can get for me. I hope Dr. Wyman
don't presume to interfere about my going to the
Bell, beeausel intend to go, dead or alive; and,
mamme*Whilemylanch is getting ready, bring
meLity timelier& let me see if Jeartet has placed
thatrinu-01giithere:they should be; and have a
Touch placed around the wrist of my kid gloves;
a4:inatranti; don't-forget to tend s to Auster'e
• for tEa'tprinr.tatiraY Pieleated for my hair; and
by the-way-just hand me that mirror; I am afraid
I4szciltiolting awfully pale."
said, the frightened mother "Yon
are.too weary. Wait till you , have had some re
.»• ferialgaid..aait the, pale beauty sank back on
4 E6i "pillow, &tithing's wealth of dark ringlets,
and closed - - her eyee'vrearily in spite of her de
termination tabs well.
A ring at theidortrNa bright flush came to her
cheek.) " "Thate mamma . Tell 'him—
tell-;him---tent) a 'Sharp pain through her tem
ples forted her to pause;) tell him I'm better,
• andltiltuty_ call for me at ten to-morrow night;
arrkinaMtna,. hand him• this," and she drew a
litttleZperfemed note from beneath her pillow,
with a rase-bud crushed in Its folds.
"Draw aside the ',curtain, Rennet! Oh l we
shall have a nice evening, for the dance; now
hand me my dressing gown. Mamma that med
leine is_perfectlyzairaculoua—l never felt better.
~fleaveit z lziteWit ita are I should have Wen, had
youltoteedleititt a better counsellor than Dr.
lififttb.*"".lwireuldlite me for , a patient ayes?,
kalitinai,-'bil.itT,lnew better 'than to line his
"-rackets in that way;" and she skipped gaily
retirees the-floor . to- a . large fauteuil and called
lean - net to arrange her hair.
• "Softly--4oftly; Jeannet! my head is not quite
tight yet. • There, that will do," said Elise, as
the skillful French woman bound tress after trees
in glossy braids around her well formed head.-
- Now, place that pearl epray a little to the left,
just oyer my ear,—pretty,. is it not, mamma?"
" Here, Jeannet!" and she extended the dain
ty foot for its ailltentose a satin slipper.
",Itest awhile now, Elise," said her mother,
fat; sh(t-Toolasd apprehensively at the bright crim
eon spot on her cheek, that grew deeper , every
moment, and contrasted , so strikingly with the
, marble paleness of her brow. rm afraid you
-,-are going beyond your strength."
" Mamma what are you - thinking about Look
and see how well I look. Besides, I'd
go to this ball to-night, if it cost me my life.-
3ilable has triumphed over me once; she shall
not do it a second time. Besides there is really
nallanger, I feel wild with spirits to-night, and
::anticipate a most brilliant evening," and she
"clasped the pearl pendants in her email ears, and
fleecy ; dress fell in soft folds about her
graceful person, and upon her fair arm placed
!,illsgift.„ and taking in her band the rich boquet,
`...titerY flower of which whispered' hopes to her
young heart, she held up her cheek with 'a be
.. itching smile, and said -L
"Now kisayie, mamma, and say that you are
~.prond of Elise."
Aid now Jeannet; with officious care, draws
-the rich
.opera cloak about her shoulders and
thousand ()bargee from mamma to bewaree•
of the draughts, partake sparingly of ices, and
weary herself with dancing, the carriage
•
wheels roll array from the door freighted with
their lovely burden.
"Elise do Vaux here!" said a tall, queenly
• ietr - 1, attired in black velvet ; and she curled her
pretty.lip with 111-concerted vexation. "I
aluezglit her dying or near it, and as Elise gli
",'Lded-gracefully past in the dance, every eye fol.
and every-tougya eloquent in her
..aettie,ittiable'acheek paled with anger.
.-
! 1 ,151119W r a diant she is! - how dazzling! Sick
.'.inhariced her beauty, and how
Ottffir-Vitiartbeare her through the waltz
• ..`:Every step they take ia.en my heart strings?—
• must not, shall not be! Courage, coward
' heart!!' and mastering her feelings with a etztotg
• '.„•extfeliise of will, soon brought 'the rose to ker
z:etiesk; her eye grew mildly brilliant,. wad, had
not Vivian been magnetised past recall, his eye
-Would have been caught by the dazzling , vision..
= that is not - Elise de Vatte!:" . said a
nephew of Dr. Wymarl'e. "What madtfolly
• My uncle told me if she came it wouldi be at the
price of her life. How . Iraq:m=44ly - beautiful
.
ehe ie!"
"No sleep till Morn' eePeo ?fleet:
To 4449 the. 11,10144, Ijouxt, feet'
"What unearthly beauty! " said the man
to a youth; on Ithose arm. he was leenhig, as
Elise alidelfaxt• she'
fiElise de Your."' •. • -
. , by. dol.pu. look at her - sp
Has Cupid, aimed adart at you out of those love.,
Vim, oyes?" -
!." said "the young man, leaping
tprward as a piercing shriek came upon the air.
"Make toomi:lielp! throw up the windows!" and
Was borne past; gasping, senseless, to the
cool night air. •
kneel= t-her side, chafe the little
jewelled bands, put back soft hair , from the
azure veined temples, press the pulseless wrist,
for . 41.61;!tmling-heart- - -in valid—Elise is
- erns • of: fhim, for, whom she had
• ',..thrOwn-away_herlife, she wasborne toliei home.
The,diainowitsparkled l mockingly on thh clay ,
T col d ftngere ,, fhe pearls still lingering-amid her
rtund symmetrical limbs still
• in their beautiful proportions. The TIM;
shit - ciliated wi t i'mfa*p.--thefics.r kobeit-toto„
• -
*lea in the
''-•
dry goods storeiotillesstsjitichards , &-bießeig;
No. 66 Llberty;afreet . ;_aotisinittiar snieide on Sat , -
urday night Tastilijr cutting .14'a - throat 'with a,
razor. Me was, it is thought, laboring under in
aberration of Mind at the tune, ' ; produced by a
severe attack.of vanolosid The deceased was
greatly respected among I EO, friends andsillabk ;
z . p oo, , •, , 4 , .The Oregonian . of. the last dates mentions
- • - • • that a tighiteok Place at MUG Lake, betw
iinn&NA..--nte 4t4M-pa an paw of 1241041eand*t0FRPen7 of troops under
or - twfreta banks . 4445firitedji Wright, and tient for
- the_iillage of =Newport, Vermillion county, has ti a the:former r _ adds
„
_
gone by• the;board. On Friday last, $1,600 of without comment, that the leaps of air Lydian*
,
itebills were presented:for redemption and pro= were braggia iry ths soldiers. In this muss it
iestia. 'The iame of the Bank pmports to be_would be'difficult to say which party two the
• the Benk-'ef ; Borth America. savages.
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PAWL . . .
sr =is au ramatio.:a• • :
timessuu. of Sr• ass Ham:tins Tow tent Velti
jrilq=3:4llllo 111116111.11 PILINBILU or AILLINDIS, Ls Lb*
.Ipm Itroviis• W moiday =et
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glum ann. zo. 1 '
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431 - Messrs. B.4.llsrutarts & On.; who are Kenya, turn
-ert end gentlemanlyltt tDelr Unainess tipnaaettons, are the
only authorised agents In the eltbta affew York taut Boston
for the Alorpting:" They ate antiurtisid to 'reelare Ad
verdant:antis and 'Erthscrlptkes for us at our : andel rides.
Their tivelpte aie , rngszdedssmammals. Their ekes are st
11/IW.lteltlL,' 124 Nassau street.
DAMN, ID Stabs 'street.
•
• "Ellagier
rebrUar7 10, 63.
.Very. Birror 'termwr...• •
In your pepar, a day or two stiyou say that those wish
ing to go to Washingtcro on the PP go from littablugh
to Beithaure direct. Now some of us Democrats Inland go
lug on to ow, and should like to know the bast tutde--whette
er by way of Itarrisburg or 'Wheeling, Vs.
,Be goW eaeugh to give no the necessary barorrattou, sad
oblige the Nmrscita
gar We had -supposed that our remarks res
pecting 'the travel between Pittsburgh, Belli
more. and Washington, were sufficiently explicit.
We cannot speak from personal knowledge in re
'stint' to the Baltimore and Ohicißailroad route,
never having traveled over it; but we can in
form oar friendsin Btark county, and ebsearb ere,
that they Will find the Pennsylvania and Basque
henna Railroad route pleasant, safe and expedi
tious. Their baggage will be checked in this
city, for Baltimore. Upon arriving at Harris
burg, passengers immediately take the oars of the
Susquehanna road, which are ready waiting at
the same depot where they stop. The detention
at Baltimore is only a few minutes, as there are
four train, daily between that city and Washing
ton. For Norther Information our correspon
dent will plen!.3e.consult an advertisement in this
paper, beaded "Tra v elers for Baltimore and .
Washington City, Look at this."
NEW BOOKS.
TUE LOFTY MID TUE Low - tr.—From ?deem
D. Appleton & Co., New York, we have received
a new work which is now attracting considerable
attention, entitled : " The Lofty and the Lowly ;
or, (food in All, and None All-Good," by M. J.
Mclntosh, author at
. Donaldien Manor, dm. Ste.
This work is intended, as Its tide implies, to
give a candid and truthful exhibition of Life In
the •North and the South. The pictures are
drawn from real life, and are not too highly col
ored or exaggerated, as is the case with " Uncle
Tom," and romances of alike character. Mrs .
Mclntosh camas like .= angel of peace, bearing
atr olive branch In her hand. Her book will do
good. It is for sale by A. H. English St
Wood street.
LADS BIID.--Sach le the pretty name of s
pretty tale, by lady GEMIGFUNA Fat tat au
thor of " Grantley Manor," "Ellen Middleton,"
&c.,—three volumes in one—just published by D.
Appleton & Co., New York. This volume will
commend itself in an especial manner to the
favor of the ladies. For sale by A.. H. English
& Co., Wood street.
Unix Ems ; or, the Neglected One and as Pet
Beauty, and other Pales. By Mrs. Canctura
Hair= This volume embraces a number of
Mrs. Hants's best troths, and is from the pub
lishing house of T. B. Peterson, Philadelphia.—
The numerous admirers of this fair authoress
will coarse purchase 'the volume. For sale
by Gildenfenney St Co., Fourth street, and H.
Miner & Co., Smithfield street
4ar.TTEBl43.ton OEN. PIERCE
• --
It will be seen by the following letter from
Gen. Poses to Ida t yor Omni, of Philadelphia,
that the President elect declines the invitation
for a public reception, extended to him some
time since, by the Councils •of that city. The
circumstances under which Gan. Pierce per
forms his journey to the Capitol, has induced
him to decline all public dernontitrations
Cosman, IL, Feb. 7, 1115.1.
Mr Diaz &e, p
lead to arbkh I need not advert
will, am sure, plead my arm* for the delay to atictiow.
IKlging the kind letters of yotuvelf and the Con'uctittees of
tt's Select and Common oumdis of the 4V ... 0f Philadelphia.
%Panel em constrained to decline all receptions on
ml way to the seat of derelument, I beg you to he mune
that I am duly 'crateful An the proffered hospitality and and
the posonallolnd wishes expreSsed by the city autbort.
cm, with the highest respoet, your Mend and obedient
servant, FRANK PIERCE
lion. Charles 011pio, Mayor of the city of Philatielphis.
STOCH SLIM or IHDLLNA.--WO arc under
obligations to Mr. Dy e , publisher of the
Counterfeit Detector, for the following list of new
Indiana Free Banks, showing the secttrities offer
ed by each bank for which notes are tuned, and
the average of coin in their vaults for the month
of December last
Semitic* deposited, average artet
for *get, notes were broad. of Spada
Bank of Gotuus.— —1068,300 03 $4.0,080 00
Stan, Bank of Indtansy ieni . —. 70,634 03 6,305 00
Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte.— 35,166 00 4,716 00
State Stock Beak, Logansport— 116,01:0 00 11,660 03
Gramercy Bank, Lafayette— 11 O3 2.03 0 00
Public Stock Bank Newport. 64,000 00 6,60 0 00
IPlymonth Bank, plyocrontb...— 54,000 00 1,300 00
Prairie City Terse Mute , 122,00 0 00 10 , 370
GorernMent S Bank, tock.lfk Lafayette 60,060 00 1,000 0 00 0
' The other Free Banks of Indiana were not
them in business of sufficient amount to make an
•
exhibit.
NEW ...EMBRY SENATOR.
The Hon. Joan R. THostreos, of Princeton,
has been elected 11. 8. Senator from New Jersey,
is place of Com. firocavon, resigned. Mr. T. is
one of the most decided Democrats in New Jer
sey, and will male an able and influential Sen
ator. We believe he is a brother-in-law of Con.
STOCKTON, who, It ie rumored, will bo appointed
• 'Secretary of the Navy.
Wasunsatox Ann Nannasitt.—There are two
Nils before Congress, both of which have passed
the 110118 e of RepretlentAtiVell, to establish two
more Territories within our expanded. area.—
One is the Territory of Nebraska, toembraes all
the territory lying west of the Stateof lowa and
*Missouri to the Book3rllountshis, running south
to Utah and north to latitude 48 deg. N. The
other is the Torritory" .- of Washington, which is
to.embrage All of Oregon lying north of Comm.
:bin: rim eastward to the Rooky Mountains, on
the line of 46 deg. N., from the point where the
river touches that parallel oflatitude.
Gxx. 81:111 Ctovna, the senior member to Col.
HoplollB,, says the Union Times, has always been
afaiPrite of the honest yeomanry of Old U nion.
Amongst : the old:members of the Board, lie en
joyed tyo unlimited confidence and respect of our
citizens, and we: deeply regret that he was so sit
uated as not to be ablelo-do;justiee to their ex
pectations end regard, in,the late appoint
ments. file hmirt was,wl*:_the Democracy in
their recommendetione.; we knowthin to be the
foot ; but when ,he ' ; saysAkins, he will do it,
"live
Glailagls.--ThOgaltfoflhelliriblicanlottr
eial, Belimit;Me., has been sipointadajtistice of
'the Pilot, and is .aow c ilierefore,
while ago, he published that he would - 13Adte Per":
-ties in matrimony for t2'so, :al the b18Tios1;
charge of $b he considered too high.
wilily to a correspondent, he says he Will
all tree Democrats, and all who lal Suheerrie. ;
for the paper, gratis." His sanctum ill each S
picture of aestnese and good order, that its
sarstrance • Will be a goal lesson to the bride,. ,
word , aodonbt, more than a olerigrusn's fee.
HON. PIRILICK 80171,11 C. - I
.7drAssa. EDITORS :- 2 -11e rigwe
followl tl at I
Ed
end well merited tribute to the Hou. Pus=
8014, Seintor from toodeltius, will undoubted
tibe hilted with antielsotiert by yourintelllgeat
raiders, of all parties.
It is from the pen of Mtmeieur F. (Rutz:war,
the Well known and distinguished oorre.spondent
of the "Cloinier deeiltals Unlit." Writing from
"Pa:Wunder the date of January 24th, he thus
speaks of Mr. Soule, whose reputation u an or
ator and ae o n man of liberal principles and lofty
ability, hie Already istended so widely over the
Union: • I
" No illustrious member of Congress could bet
ter fill the mission to Paris than Senator Sours,
one of the most able defenders of the school of
Calaomt, and not lwai seducing as a man of the
world than as a . statesman. Some American
journals have - already made his name figure
among those mentioned by Mr. Fassimatt Prams
for the legation at Pexis, and this news has pro
duced a lively sensation among the press of
France, which has not forgotten that Pierre Soule
was one of its soldiers and its martyrs. The
publie mind hoe been profoundly moved at the
thought of beholding the American Union send
as her representative to France, a former pro
script of her monarchic govarninent, now become
one of the glories of the land which welcomed .
him. This combination would be one of the best ,
things the Union could do in her own honor; it
would say to the eyes of 'Swope more than a
host of books, for it would be a living proof of
that equality, and of that justice which makes
the American Republics the real asylum of hu
manity, where every sorrow is fraternally re
ceived, and every intelligence adopted and re
compensed according to its merits.
"F. Ostuannwt."
in giving publicity to the above, which speaks
volumes for the distinguinhed man who is the ob
ject of its enconitun, and yet is no more than
thousands have long thought, you will Wit:enter
ring a favor upon the party, and undoubtedly
gratifying yourselves.
Very respectfully,
A Steamer 44 High and Dry.”
From the Steubenville Union we learn that the
steamer Alabama, Capt. PRESTO/ ROMMTB, of
that city, lies ins bad position at Montgomery,
Alabama. She was to hays left there on the 6th
of January, and had her cargo all on board,
with a number of passengers and movers; but
in attempting to back out from the wharf early
in the evening, It was discovered that the water
had receded and left her aground. All attempts
to spar her off failed. Another boat was pro
cured, and an effort made to pull her off, but
the hawser parted, and tho attempt was aban
doned as useless. Attempts were then made to
rig ways for launching her, bat the bottom of
the river being quick-sand, no sufficient founda
tion for the timbers could be found, and these,
too, were abandoned. The river, which was
high, receded rapidly, and at last accounts she
was lying high and dry, but perfectly straight.
She would have to lie there alma the water rose
high enough to take her off. As this is the
business season, the loss to her owners will be
heavy.
Editorial Life and Philosophy.
3. L Locke, Esq., one of the ablest and most
accomplished editors of the South, in taking
leave of the gavel:lab Republican, which be has
edited for the last thirteen years, thus speaks of
editorial life:—" The incesesot mental and phys
ical labor demanded to re-produce every morn
ing $ sheet that perishes ere nightfall, can never
be appreciated by those who view the circle of
varied operations from without. It is symboli
zed in claselo story by the atone of Sysipbus,
and the wheel of Won, while I fear the fable of
Tantalus might be superadded to illustrate the
fortunes of many of my brethren of the qulll in
the United States, for too often the promised cup
of enjoyment, never comes near enough to be
tasted. This picture has its reverse, however.
With all its drertutobs, there is =oh that is
efeeiring in en editor's life, and he is a poor phi
losopher, as well as en editor, who cannot return
every morning to his labors, with renewed ever
. and determination."
To Pervzsr COLLISIONS ON RAILROADS.—A
correspondent of the New York Tribune sug
gests the propriety that every railroad company
haves regular line of telegraph on the line of
their roads; and at every important station
there should also be a telegraph station to com
municate each way the arrival of a train. In
this way it can be known when a train started,
its progress ; and the train coming in an oppo
site direction may be know when and where to
meet it. In this way collisions may at all times
be prevented. Those roads having only a single
track should by law be required to have such
telegraph lime without delay. Such an improve
ment would give security to the trareliqg public,
and world In the end be a great saving benefit
to the companies. The animal destruction of
engines, and freight and passenger cars, would
defray the expense of such an improvement, to
gay nothing of the lives and broken and crushed
limbs that would also be saved.
Worse's Lova.—T he Utica Gazette gins an
Instance In proof of the constancy of a wife's
affection. A Western man married a wife in that
city about a year since, and returning from a
visit among her relatives, a few days since, re
solved to cut the knot that he could not untie,
and so cut his etick for his western home, leaving
his wife behind. She traspeoted his design and
followed him, and getting the start of her hus
band by one day that he stopped at Buffalo, ar
rind before him. When the steamboat convey
ing the tegacions benedict arrived at tho wharf,
he found his faithful !Tone awaiting him, with
open arms, and may be a tear in her eye—and
Kr. King says woman's tears are fully charg
ed with liquid lightning, which no man can with
stand.
Mair;Ttioß—Tauiry or 11346.---Bpeatlng of
the new manufacturing town of Lewiston, Me.,
the Boston Journal says
" Several large mills are in successful opera
tion, And others are in presets!. The Lewiston
Water POwer Company' have thus far been re
markably successful, and the prospects are ex
ceedingly brilliant. ~ A dividend of forty per
cent. In the stock of the Bates Mills was declar-
ed 'in 1862, and th 6 -positions of the company
warrants the expectation of Ent, profits from
the growth and prosperity of the manufacturing
business," _ , '
Tree WILL or Or anr a WAIMINCITON.--A pe
tition was presented to the Virginia legislature,
on Tuesday, from Alfred Moss, clerk of the coun
ty court of 'Fairfax, authorising him to,earryout
of theconunonwealth the original will of Gener
al George Washington, for the purpose of hay
ing it , lithographed, accompanied by a letter
approbatory thereof from G. W. Parke Coatis,
Esq., the sole surviving executor of Gen. Wash
,
ington.
litorau CAPrws BuiTiOn.:--A son of Mr.
D hubbs of Adrian; Michigan, who was stolen by
Indians•loniteen years age, when he was only
years old, returned tota! father, near Detroit,
lately. ♦lt ttpp - eam he was sold by his captors
to another tribe, "die subsequently re-ttold him
O; diem:int tribe; Matte married the daugh
ter of an Indian chief and that, -haying Adapt
ed tbeirAsustonui he is about to go back to them.
fiat74qn-AT Tan En= en 07 A Orrr.—Aznong
the hille offered to the eniervieore of New York
Olty, oryhf.pndsz by Sheriff Omer vas one Of 'Pe
ter Ourran'e, .16 bitter, for twenty-five dollars for
sharing' - :Hewlett; and Saul prerins to their
fszeontione• Thin is !laving , in every sense of
Onao awn ISlxesmererr• R4mlouserEreiy
thing is being done' to rush forward. this ',rostsito,
Completion atth esmrliest possible period. *-
wards of 1,200 men are now employed on the
line of the road, nearly 600 of whom are at work
between IWnoistotm and the Bleu.
satii - ZOOPThoLd.fer the
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Per the Morning Post.
Gov. Bigler has appointed Drs. F. A. Muhlen
berg and T. S. Rlrkbridge, of Philadelphia„ - and
Toiteph Henderson, of Lewietown;" ,Trastees of
the Pennsylvania Lunatic HospitaL The ap
pointments irate . unanimously confirmed by; the
•
Senate.
The Senate of Arkansas has endorsed the pro
position to hold a Commercial Convention in
Memphis in June next, and have recommended to
the people of Arkansas the Oropviety of selecting
and sending delegates.
A despatch in , the New York papers of yester
day says: Mr. Pierce's Cabinet has been,formed.
The authority for this is unquestionable. The
names have not yet transpired.
The German Girl, who was so:horribly beaten
on Sunday night,' in Newark, N. J., while pro
ceeding on a visit to the house of her sister, died
on Tuesday morning. • She continued speechless
from the time she was found until her death, and
there is, therefore, little hope of discovering the
fiendish author of the outrage.
Iron speculations in England have received a
check. There had been a decline in Scotch pigs,
In a fortnight,. from 78e. to 615., these being the
highest and lowest quotations.
Among the Christmas-amusements in Sonora,
we see by an advertiseinent that one Daniel .
Fremont, a California bear, hunter, "will fight one
of the fiercest California lorinlies with a knife
[ after which a bear and bull fight, and then a
dog and bear fight, in which ten of the largest
[
dogs in the country will be engaged."
Iron gladto inform you,says a correspondent
[of the Baltimore Bun, that the health of the Hon.
Robert J. Walkelis houriy improving, and that
the late rumors, which got into the newspapers,
I about hie declining health, are entirely un
founded. Mr. Walker will soon give us a sketch
I of his philosophic-political tour through Europe.'
It will be a work of the highest interest to both
hemilpheres. .
It is said a large number of notes on the
" Bank of AMeriCS"fin Washington, are circu
lating in Cincinnati, where they are at a discount
of 26 per cent.
The amount of contributions to the Washing
ton National Monument from January 3d to
February Bd, was $2,462 86 ; expenditure.sdur
ing thesime time, $1,098 68.
Mrs. H. B. Stowe will sail for England about
the first of April next, In companY with her
brother, Rev. Charles Beecher, of Newark, New
Jersey.
It is stated that $l,BO eta. per gallon has been
refused for Sperm oil at New Bedford. _
Mary Benton. "the oldest woman in the
world," died at Elton, England, on the 16th ult.
If she had survived until the 18th of February,
she would have attained the unprecedented age
of 122 years.
The property of Tames B. Clay, Esq., son of
the late Henry Clay, sixiniles north of St- Louis,
was sold on the 26 ult., at private sale, to Arch
bishop Henri*, for $50;000. There are 820
acres in the tract. It is to be used in put as
Catholic Cemetery.
The Earl of Stair. the well known Scotch No
bleman, who died at Ounford 'Castle, near
Edinburg, on the 14th ult., was one of the great
est landed proprietors in Scotland, and long and
honorably connected with Scottish politics.
The earnings of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton 'road for the mouth of January, 1853, ex
ceeds $20,600, one hundred per cent. increeee.
on earnings of Jaunty, 1862.
The barque.Dolplde; from New York, with
-200inisfseirpts forAtudo r alla; arrived at the. Cape,.
of Good Hope= the 6th of December, in seven
ty-firei day".
We hue just seen, in an English periodical,
an apparently authentiC statement, somewhat in
, detail, iff - the amounts paid to the late Iran Duke
for military service down to the end of 1861, a
little leas than a year before his death, making
a grand total of .62,618;075 sterling, or more
than thirteen tneTlione dollars ! the bare - interest
upon which at six per cent- would be $780,000
a year more than all the christians of every
name in America are now giving to evangelize
the heathen 1 I
W. J. R.
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Presents to Oen. PlOrte,..DeSetription of
Ws Inaugural Suite.,
The Concord correspondent of the New York
Herald, in Thursday's Paper, says :
Some of Gen. Pierce's liberal personal friends
in New England seem determined that he shall
go to the White House handsomely equipped,
albeit he is-as modest and unpretending in his •
habits of living as the average of "mankind in
generaL" The Bostonians appear to be tieing
with each ether in this matter. The newspapers
hare already announced that some friends in that
City will present him with an elegant coach and
span of horses on the 21st inst. I learn that
others are now preparing to donate an elegant
snit of clothes, to be completed on Thursday of
the present week. A friend who has obtained a
peep at the pregeamme.rles integuments, has furn
ished me with a description, which I shall trans
cribe for the Herald, and the edification of the
"ton" in New York and Paris. The suit con
sists of six . garments as follows:
1. The fine bleak dress coat, made from the
same cloth which took the premium at the last
World's Pair in London. Coat superbly lined
with satin dechene, sleeve linings also of satin.
Style about *medium between the gravity of age
and the foppery of " rrpper-tendom."
2. Undress waistcoat of plain black silk; back
of satin deehene, and lined throughout with white
satin.
8. Pull-dress vest of plain white silk ; 'back
and linings of white satin. On the satin - lining
of the right side are thirty-one stars, represent
ing- the States of the Union . forming a circle,
wrought in silver. Within ;his circle of Stars is
the Anchor of Hope, worked In gold. Outside
of all is an endless circle. Translation of these
emblems:—" In the Union of the States is our
only hope. God watches over the republic—
eternal be its duration!" Oathe opposite white
satin lining is wrought a chaplet of bay leaves,
tied at the bottom with a golden knot, outside of
which is another circle of gold.
4. Pants of plain bittA doe-skin, of the finest
material that can be procured.
5. Undress pants of a plain black, very fine,
silk and wool mixture.
6. Overcoat of plain black, superbly lined,
and made in the form of a surtont.
This Butt is being ratuanfactured by Mr. H. E.
Armington, Washington street, Boston, a gentle
man who is to the tailbting art what Greenough
was among sculptors.; The embroidery is being
executed by .e lady of that city. It is intended
that the suit elnal be, the finest specimen evs.l ,
I manufactured in America.
Sant. Ship Canal•
The bill passed by the Michigan Legislature,
providing for the Sant Ste. Marie Canal, has
been approved by the Governor, who has ap -
pointed the folloiting Commissioners provided for
in the act : Shubael Conant and Henry Ledyard,
of Detroit; Chimney ;Joslyn, Ypsilanti,; Alfred
Williams, of Pontiac ; and John S. Barry, of
Constantine. The correspondent of- the. Detroit
Advertiser says the aPpointments appear to give
entire satisfaction, BC far as the character and
capacity of the men are concerned. The length
'of the canal will be "4267 feet. The first lock
entering from below, the Fails is 800 feet, con
stringed
,to lift ten feet into abasin 450 feet long.
Lock No. 2 is 800 feet, and constructed tolift 11
feet `to =Other basin of 400 feet long and 180
feet wide:, Than it runs on a dead level into
lake Superiot,l sta:only a floating gateway
intervening, There-li, finds from 6 to 12,feet
water The deepest cut is 1.6 feet earth,lB.s
rock. ' - •
Peamonnuarr Mama raa Wremenaao 115 7
item—The GratidJury og the county of Benton,
in the Terlitol7 of Minnesota, has presented the .
Whinabno Indians ai a nuisance, on account of
their constant depredations on the whiten; . ' and
my that if some means are not speedily devised
whereby the evil here complained of may be re
medied, Ifir and bloodshed must ensue.
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• - tottli*ziotseldat• hard Orrain - -
lonia* open tku*vtuninogleicrilt- ----
• - Withiryzwith;and tiotdladig n;
You'd-Ul6yd far toshare your
Withhumbie eaccOw u.wolea'• - -
Tined alsestligi orgbin fret'lb* 41154_
• - And belp , thfiamaaml irlslowed motber;
(lire Tao your banlz-you#ball—yonmust..7.
I.lcrve you as a brotha,
You're poor, and yet you do not scorn
For the wealthy for their stealth;
.You ion contented night and morn,
And prise the gills of strength and healthy'
You'd share your little with ariend,
And' what you =mot. give you f 'd lend; ••
• Yen take humanity on trust. _
And see more merit in another:
Give me your hand--you sludi—you must—
love you ma brother.
And whateare I. how rich you tut
nave you If your thoughts are pure ;
What signifies yutir poverty, .
If you can 'oge.e and endure?
'Tie northe birds fliatmakethe
'Tie net the crown that tnakesVttng—
If yofi an wise, and gOrd, end just, - •
You've riches better than' ell other,
Give me your hand—you shall—you must--
I love you as . a brother.
Our Wives and Dengitters.
In childhood and youth, girls ere;as , healthy,
hardy and capable of enduring fatigue as boys,
for the very good reason that nature, regarding
it equally as necessary to give them good_ oon
stitations has kindly done so ; and because they
run and rompin the open air, and thus obey the
promptings of unsophistiaMnature. Yet our
men are much more healthy than women, oreven
young ladies. Take the families of nteridants
and business men—not the purse proud nabob
on the one hand, nor the hardy delver on the .-
other—and how stands the matter? The inn
are active, industrious, accustomed to agreat de
gree of bodily exertion; they are busy - with bales,
and boxes among draymen and porters; they are ,
driving about the wharvea end streets all dsy,i
their minds and bedies fully employed, and go
home with a keen and well earned 'appetite;
while their wives and daughters, - standingi. at
course, on the same platform of respectability as
themselves, have dragged through the wearisome
hours of the day in listless idleness or sedentary
pursuits, and approach the table with an appe
tite that almost spurns the repast which other
hands have prepared, and fill their anxious ints
bands' or fathers' ears with complaints of a th 011;.
sand ills which, perhaps; nothing but a summer
at the springs , or watering-places can- assuage:
Poor creatures, they have not been -properly
educated. Fashion would pont its cont emptuous
lips, and toss Ita brainless head at the .ides of
useful foil for_the wife and daughters di a
wealthy merchant? But that same fickle god
dess has no-objection to the father and son go-,
ing into the ' store and laboring all day, rolling
barrels, packing and unpacking goods, which;
for them, is all very well; but she denies to the
daughter any part in household affairs, because
it is vulgar and disreputable, andcousignsherto
the practice of music, drawing, worsted and
lace. work. What matters it itthe son's hand be
hard, his chest and muscles brawny,' his face
bronzed by the Sun and wind, and with these,.
firm health ; but the daughters must be al*
fragile,, - pale and delicate, with soft, white hande,
to be worthy to rank - with the eons of merchants,
who are every day employed, just like her broth
er, with like results.—Parkr 4lnto/.-
Sow to Wrtsh Live'Cattle.
This is of _the utmost utility to nli those who
are not expedeneed judges by - the eye. • By the
following directions, the weight ctui be tomer
tained-withio a mere trifle:
Take a string and put it round the breast,
stand-square, just behind the, shoulder blade ;
measure on a foot rule the feet and inches'the
animal is in circumference; this is called tie
girth; then, with the string, measure from the
bone of the tail which picrmbs the line with the
binder'part of the buttock, direct the line Alen
the batik to the shoulder blade ;_ take theditain
alone on foot, then rule as before,-which is the
length, and work the figures in the following
manner: Girth the bullock, 6 feet 4 inches ;
- length, 5 feet 3 inches; which,
_multiplied toge
ther, make 81 square superficial feet, and that
multiplied by 18 (thenumber, of pounda measures
less than sin girth,) make 718 pounds. Where
the animal measures less than 6 and more than
7 in girth, 31 is the number of pounds. to each
superficial foot. -
Again, suppose a pig or any =animist should
measure - 2 feet in girth, and 2 along. the -batik;
which multiplied tegether, make 4 square feat;
that =drilled by 11, the number of pounds al-.
lowed each square foot, of cattle =nearing less
'them 3 feet in girth, makes 44 poqiulk Again,
suppose a calf, a sheep, ac., shcralttareVfeet.
6 inches in girth, and BTeet 9 inch, in length,
which multiplied together, makes square
feet; that multiplied by 16, the number of itut.,
allowed to all cattle measuring lets tinacfivereee,
and morithart three in girth, makes 265 pounds.
The dimensions of the.girth aid length of burn
ed cattle, sheep and calves, or hoge, toy be as
exactly taken this way as it is at all , necessary
for any computation or any valuation of stock,
and will answer exactly to the four quarters--
sinking the offal, and which every man who cart
get a.bit of chalk, can easily perform—Net:t
oys' Infigenationibr the People.
Tux BOSTON Nkpalsu Jamms IL
Beals, son of the senior partner of Beals, Greene
Co., hos - been admitted a member of the firm,
which now consists of Col. Charles .Gordon
Greene, lion. Richard Frothingham, Jr.'.Edi
tors;Vim. Beale , Esq., Mr. James Beals,
business partners. -
This is quite a companin,
vv. Antonio Lopez, the Spaniard, wbo wu
convicted or murder in New York, and subse
quently pardoned, is said , to be living in Carde
nas. The report that he had murdered a man
in Mattutzasis contradidetl.
WW- Various theories hire been started relative to the
origin of Intestinal WeoMts, and yet the question is a= a
vexed one &Mang medical authorities. Of one foci, how'
ever, allure informed; and in which all agree—tha Adel rm.
tun of the influence they exert on children. At this =
son of the year theattacks of worms are most frequent set
well as most dangerous. We tate great pleariterela direct;
lug the attention of parents to the Terixii f9.Se of Drafts
Llll6. It IS ono of the most extraordinaiy medicines ever
introduced to the public, and rum naves failed of success
when tried: .
Beware of Comsterfelts!
For sale by most of the Druggists and Mersbants,aud
by the sole proprietors. J. BIDD t CO., •
feroo , lAw . • - ' • Wood sized..
414. I I • Oil, tar • e
f6bl4 -t not: ;94II:
"CIiEPLIANT 01L—D casks winterstraixted,for sale by
febli SMITH & &IMAM
HOUSE MOLAStES=- 25 bble. far sale bl
febl4 8311TH k 8111.31.4i1L
111111ANT6-10 auks, ern rate articles far ealo by
febl4 53931/ a surcuaut•
AILS-160 kegs, snorted, for edla by
-,111 febl4 83fall k SINCIAIII
UTTER-10 bblx fresh Bell, for sale by
febl4 etern k 8121 CLIM:
LARD -15 bbls. No. 1; sdo No. 2.; ketp2i o .
j_ 4 l sale by (fbbl4) MUM & auicina.
CLARIFIED SUGAR-9 yhd& La. !tore litulfor ale by
febl4 - BIRTH .4 SINCLAIR.
BARROWEtY ILLNLS-10 seeks of these excellent
cured Musa,. for sale by
febl4
CODFI2II-5 maks and 20 boxes; these are metal if not
feblrr, to any over *Bared in thlasoark try
iar '
Kara s.satioLant.
WINDOW GLASB-100 boxes 8 by 10;
90 do 10 by 12;
50 do 10 by 14; -
20 do 18 by 15;
10 do - V' by 14 ;* , _
fabl4 od
go country brands, Mr sale Inn AI ' '
a-SINCLR,
TIMMILS AND ACCEPTA.ND&S WANTED—On
BOSTONLOUISVILLE,
NEW 'ARE, SAINT LOUIS;
PHILADELPIIIA, CENCINNAT4
BALTIMORE, ,
OLEVELM; AILLWALISME,.
DEIMOIT, and this West generally. is.
Sight Cheeks also-famished on All thelibcrre Volta.
tetil4 d WILKINS t C0.,15 Youth otteet.
Office Hudson River Marine & 'Fire Insuranee Co.
- - - GErVev,liT, Jan. Zrtb,113.53. ,
confbrailty with the Laws of the State argosy York and
I...tbsregoirements of the Comptroller, the slime named
Dimpling submit the following statement of their Whim:
The amount of Capital Stock of this o:}mlrtkcci paki
and invested is,
'
Premitito '
; - -
diticrutit of Premium rewired from • • -- •
Tone let to December Sist, 97,559 6i
Lewes paht daring the same period, 17,490 17
Da, ..,,.............-..—.-. 9,485 82
'Expelates, Inch:Wag, Salaries, Print
ing, Talea,lbnata,TraTeling axcen
its, ,46 7,921 63
Cash on 4 band o,
and bills receivable, -. 44661 62
Whole amount ceadoparty,mader tn.
Amottnt of loTseee reported and not
Tots l- . --- 6,64011,
- Anionnt of claims oot acknowledged •
2,400 00
MATE Off gi r iff YORII,I m. • ,
Cooarr or - - -
Annan PD S, Preddent, ard JAZIMS 110S03,—ftlretith of
due above named Oempaoy, being severally duly enema, do,.
pom end say. end-each ter hileetp That the tagged:lg
Is_a_trna, full and correct atatemerd of the gain atlas lad
ccopondkce, and thatttayars the above dascilbed
thereof. , ABLFAU MOE; Peesklata. - ;
••, - JAMES Noxpiki;jkffiy*,zy.
Antenlbed and man before too this .
27th day of January, 18,53, f '
- D. W. Wane, /mike of the Penn.
J.A.103 WILDEST, Agent,
123 Wood stmt.
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ma- Sarolols t beenb wand
Weer; fiat In the varied pitaisitui of draeilitailtucthiatzittar
fallidge, than hi seittelY of much hapostanfes iand
ona
such . htareet, SI &nal* 'WORT Ire j4Wid,ftti awe*
of itaatign, its iniddtuna tevereelt thentanber atd
ot own, that it attsobtie: -0 z 1322 ti /a F u t!", llull
Strofola has Waal the Aft! of theta:et itutieuit
e in t
it l e country =din Atunpa: -- Dot Om hien anit•
dote in. dims "Dr.-Shriairt Actruct- vi-Toraw
Dock and StriapsraZa? which Itt wok* Haat a Et:fxVG:?
lathe otartawes of likrzfiaa.
113. , See ernentsotuent. Ituatatitcor
- -
-oi•Loss
Eirdritai: nnhochen driat 's - "at - cf
•
mew sad eapt@tytelmidrom or digPogitsF,' to.enjoy
and happiness, are iretched.
Thidi silently prey
_ .
nion tba - airualtatkoti of the oddest: They stre
morallY brought on through troubles and aftietions of the
mind, eximatuy habits, ion:flied air , aia Sims
to study. They are ansuillines itbrodedarith - ices of amps
tibN lurria (Walt's - Illexthd
dresms, mad a: patA enhealtlay, - dovineast larMateruome.
Nov while these melancholy disorders aide.. the hrigba
sPesillog eye loses itiinmted mitre--the mind la eta-,
button :aid yinetty—the body Its manly mange sal=
'and the noblest of. our a
native gradl
easy toe - fretful 'temper, unlit litsleamall: bur;
then, and Mbar arise Menden the ezistestee attar
A.balta for thaw harTitge ditado32l titlba ioaad In tint'
excellent attic* HALSETS BMW Firffiltl - - -
- Sir See loge satreedeerumt Mame= erdirom..
- Sold Wholesale and Betellty Dr. G&O. IL IClfthat,
corner of Wood street and Virgin alley,littsbargh, Pa; al
so, by lalilMSnorth-vest comer of 'edema
street and the Diarcumd, MV*nyClty. dactiPlinds*
- ,
•
W Sowtrfltia.:-It is doer to Uses Petroleum to
-
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tint it has buss known to sesigdetely endiatesserrysete.
of this dreadful disease In Imi time Shin say other ziorsdh,
sadstleascoatorineonrsolease to the patina.
Tfie theutaids et ezetbSUies tithe bands of - Use ictiette
tar, many of which are from wen lowans 'enlaces of the city
of Mttabnrgh'endita imatediats Tietsity,lo to showelssidy .
sod beyond ail doubt, that Ena's Pracurrst is a ukelleteer
of ra accoran value, not only . as a local rwaedy to Aerobe.
sit, litheisasatint, Desfecsy /ors of ikohi, but Si arguable
latiudy, luttlus tersestltatiou pludoillis, as
well a t euderiag patient, to bac= sarmlated. with Its
• Those having a dread of mirth= are soured that this
=Woe is o porely natursi, goals bottled sa It flows fens
Tbeitioettikaa itaprefa d s toper podastedat
anrm date 1.11 fa whirls*
=swented O
' d be
la °erg:glades/1k D. I'. AVAIL ..14
qf &roam:
This nosy in truth =My, Sat - I have bait so beg, af.
'fisted with Scrofula Ihr the last senesuyeszetbat soodof the
time I teen unable to snood to say klc of btftesa,
sod much of tho time unable to wig saul_lartitaut sel
bed, end We been trusted wadyail the Uses by the beet_
our smuttySaltda; l oosesbotiaD7 roms re.
W i r mi Lt no cure, sad aredbuted_ tow , worse smtn Dr. Net
resarourded au to try Oa Peb', Seth 013,Sis este
=else bad fined., I did se without filth st that, but
sa g s wu astouishites; it threw the poison to the =rhos
at awe, soli atoms began - to pow bettor, andby I .. asl.yie
eaten
..14"!1 than
get 1 - 1 4711 438. 1"xtb NAN thcluisnall
OY IL of
‘ka
r
This may emit* . that :Tbsysbeeri acquainted with
ha Or Rook DU, ter more than year, sad hiss re-'
oadeda7 witosse4 Its be o _ eats io tho ogee of indo
lost ulcers sod other disease far. flablt ta reecconunded;
and
can with eanadente zetunenonad It to be a weenelaiwar
thy of atteotion; sad a 4 satly sty that mass has stead
ed Its use whir' ?flack mn teA AUL - _
t • , - D. T. vtioz 3t. D. - -
Tar SI& by an the Druggists to Attthluth- .tegemdblr;
. .
DI.TAtEs I 44 7417`bi rhoaw.: llas
lash ti lb* betide*. 93g, and eirolers tba bottber a t
Woof sod 114 it MAT 1fir.P140116% Centi ror
bottle. &Ad by irgyitig e _-
1 ' 140 Wootstreet, and
febldrlve 74IDDY lxia7 Woodsfrebk--''..
W. M'CLURG:te CO •
11AVE ;REMOVED TO TEE MEEK - OP.
Wood Ana sixth -motel
Z. Wizen they offer to their 01d 4.4.4.6.44WW , tiffs
public generally, at the lowest ratimalileheala ea=
tbalnice, most sea& complete stock of
TIELS.4 alWagi= l2l ,l!/(1 0 Mr 41ilt=VOW
WA-11 2 to he tura ttli?
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Stock and., Bill:Broker
Noies t BandsOftorttagtsi &04 - Negailatea;
• -" tuxtunsx =mum O TB t
TO THE RDECTUET. AND DALE 09 6T00E.91.-
ta..oflearer-E.Joret & C0.0:173Ar Ho:dsortrouta
317
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BALTiItiOBE‘d . WAISiitiGTON :
LOOK XT.. TUt - St
NO' SriILOINGI ' ' •
RAILWAY TEE, EN TIRE DIST AN CEl_,
ars ' date *ill
TWO LINSS .
4-111. V '
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TEA:V=IM fittillaltinvore and Washhigton=ixt
a Mast for
tinned, that DY .
pennsylranis B.ll33tanany's =Ws -Jabot) . st.
they 'sin so forward scar tha rotas by - T om _ tlnitod
u.
States Great WeetertiMalliald Adanut s t
dart"
press 1a ciarled. Mew 111/ 1 2 .4
new,
M.. a rriving In Baithnare In 32- and St
1 .th eid sly far the qulclusit and meat PlesslatfotiPirt 4
Ail-nava& tie-lift to Balt4cce, s s 9*.
Baggve checked thyntgPS-:
- _PassonscrattrWashington Ida soS
after Arrival in Itattinosto, dans Tralps
to that city. rare from Maltbnors W
- 2100:2419211 ars assured that Um
lb:aids toning this lino, are !stn IWO4h W
ives in the country. - • _ - - _ -
- rittsbuish, 7ebruttArS l 4 s 4.- t - _ - -
11..; svillig Styli 110* - 41
ca s. .PNCROYS, antosba tirt at
l'Ah last, Intztdttee 141 vtzw itriskot
ginef tnt SCOL tgt 311107 4 4MUIPodercr
MN. 44:4 ta-ifit•
Afta 4310;a43 , caimer of amithittelst sad
Vint fUeat'S Vitaabotb , Ps. • bald-
Obio and Pauuylnnis Ilaittond ;
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Ltatiarins Telegraph
fabl A. WILMS f OR, 75 Pnacrthut.
".11:1;!7; 7 • 't .1111. Its kJ% Al
Then connee Eon utth Alm 11113 ream,
Eaq., of Dayenpirt, laws. trill attead• to the locating of
Dardth'emlichia s tithly Ailment of or say other Mt
einem in the ef lowa, ralatire to pOlk land!. Torus
moderate; and the strictest &Mantic= pail to itotyuctinie
romiral, or to any bndarssentratinal to them.
• JAMB BLAKELY,
fabd F 0.184 corner of Wood and Liberty as.
.70113 T. lOW-We! t. EPTIMI-31102, 11110:01-2WD =IGO.
. L WOMO Wilson it, CO.,
isipmrteri a Wank and Beal Derders
Foreign ea Domestics Hardware, Cutlarg aw et,
HAws remotodfromNo.l2 to NO. fiff WOOD
(roar doom atevo the St. Modes ffatel,) *km Um;
ate to tn• mane of recettins a mostcoandea and cam
din astottatemt of Gooit In theft Una. ' , Umla atten•
non paid to Ton% and =dada ntr moonanica and Madan
gradually. Aiwa a foll aneertmant of Lome &oasis, =I
other tools te Itallzoad eontractont - liblftdzodaw
DralovAt..—meandmignootalmounas
.LlO that babas respond to bit eommixlions
CARBIAGH WAREHOUSE, situated near
the Ten hille Run, between Si •-•-
Sad Waynesville, on the Greens- and Philadelphia
Turnpike Road, and Is now peps end will mein
daily from the East, new sad mend hand CARELAHES.
which be will sell on the very lowest ter= Ibr tub.
Maine bad twelve yowl! praetSce to ttas ~ 4.nees, end via'
Mewed known h• 1 lase tn the East, be tattera bl=Pelf fn
putting down all empathic*.
!noes wishing to pinthaes as. respettfully havittel to eaU
end am doe themselves.
..Especial and prompt attention paid to
c =it i VAV.
is Ifbw-44.7•1
• • Western larurnee CoMMIY, Pittsbunt.
It, MILER, Jr, Pry:idea I 1. )s. DOEDON, arrriary.
CAPITAL, $300,000:
"WILL hums against all girds ofrisks, MIR ea
ir EINS. Alt loosed wild b.* libsuall y adjusted sod
ProulQ ll .Y
.be are win
A Institution, marddred by DuMettds
known In the arottotailtiood who am
promptowo and literary, to urshatalri
they has assumed; as Caring the bad rota:don't° them
who dadra to be insured.
Dirodma—B. Wier,' Jr., 0. W. Rktetam, W.lndler,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. B. Smith; C. Hansen, George W. harm,
Wm. 11..l k yon, James Llppesteolt, Charge Dana, James lie.
Asking, Alsmander Matta, Thomas Seca.. - •
iks. 015 m, No. 92 'Water street, (Warehouse of
en, up libilM) Pittsburgh. , • w‘Wi -
and Oil Cloth -
• 48 IRWIN EIPRESET.• •
E. IL SERNAZT.
41.2 PUT LANDSdo do :14.P3 BELL n
D2B, 0.2)( dad 7 47 60 pati.
5 do it, do.
6 do do do. CPO to 2,03 do.
Plcnnered, Gottdo old Math, saorted, s:, - -
Buff Utah 442.5 es 64 We: • ,
Ear Ottno. 0 4
Carriage 011 Cloth, DUO, 44101 e. 64 =. 6.4 40c
Figural Back do - 44 no, 54 400.64 4404
itooroollsd do • 44 820,,, 64 40e. 64 610:
lilobolpiuy and Booorced 44 3.4760., 64 are.
Table Owen, lelai MINS, 4-1 4 62 34 15 , 8 7, 1 40. And Peach,
Moor 011 Cloth, 44, 46, 60 sod TO& ; _ .
Hearth Bags. (on cloth,) IMOD oso& •
lon Black Oil o:ata,7itl i it imut sett. •
sL,oo.JoetetasL,oo. Pods 10 Hats= ; --
GOODYEAR'S
Bowan& tmitztlansoalt=ort;likordd,
is ree5,13144
11Ins,IttUad sad Qin= Hindi OQ *Cloth, as ibis
ose ads and Maauttaelasy. .411Gods.inurrerdad
'not to stick. Lida or creek. nottoto
To Intrthants and Unite* . thictighnitha liatti
-
D. B. EVI3IILLOIIGBII
MANUFACTURED. •AND.DBADIM - /N
-• • PAINTS, OILS,.tC., • • -
Na.'1411,. Malden Lome 'New Terk•
ItESPECEPELLY farina the atteLtion of Drabboa e
lootelMorthants thu
tent oeobout t
PADT he M
IJahoy. to hie laults
ve tomto of 11e, ao4 alr
AND PER qpwriga r..h caste ter tele oo mei
.IWlEtilte Wth to nen and tkostinte scryere. Del I
are km of the leading artlrles . - •
WHITE LEAD to cit. In bp at ^S to 500Er3), •
Le oil
BUM YELLOW OCHRY., v=a—
PrrniE DETER, EP.L.11.811 DEWY, 'MULL DE nil - 7
• MA, in a 9 . '
• umDEB., • canoma nora-M A ND • .
GnENE. in o>T • • izia • •
PEV•qI awr.,caEo3cE =LOW 4.
kir&
valerian:is of an Icirdi• par m ay mn. *i n tik;
MEEED OIL, RAW and •
CUALE,Leafp . . .
WOLIBIL Von. ILLIV paD t w rinsv :
2 •-•--
LOW
a 37 ., _ •
reirbu BMX LDATk va it s ,
„ eq . -
t karriara l mstirswicr
• Pliarrat,ND - Altgaicla WINDOW GLASS.
•and„othere meet ef any of tbs ahem
„„ Ali vl SL re e tsts Aides, tad tOtbiar Wheat, to oiti. c o x
twaitsw . tc , — ,„ au fweeamend Frrehmhb, abi oar are&
lima in tbs bsignso, ire to adrara tem nzl i =)lxl :, geava
DOA Ce tames tntheasota Dee D.
-jualognou -•
• lhi ilstemo Laik Stew Tut.
97,56 it et
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EMMWMI!I
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Wen Ann 11enti112....-.---.:.4e!.41. MCEPO O. POW=
. —..„ :- a -7.:. - :•.: - •
irDoolsopel as VA o'clock; poribio manneettell
Ir ob
e: rests=he ontared it who Bat oftle, did the
d+q~~ilmoatmdsa~Ea..
4/iP ilieelid WOO. of the botatillal htstatiell aunt of
Um -Illeeli*Jrahrusty 14th.. will be netted -the erstott-
deal ihanded on,the mat_ popl2llr CI: 1R i s lit _.
Walter Sootee wor - entitled '-- - - . -
- IVANHOE.;
Olt. TIOr KNIGHT_ ot rev•Lunt-mmArat , .
'nate% Oho dhatliettillOgl- ti x 'X'M.-11. - -...:-..,..
Isaar-,
Reoxa, (the 4411111:611—•••••:-1 3 , kW X 11 4 11 .1 .- -:
me b m._ ...._.... .............., - vakionorler4 ...F sr _
'irk. t• Tack..,..7 " - r-lit'i. wihripr - 1 -
By al .s la Da Tiv - nVir..llilir. Wohofy , =:,
To ealacitelotela rho Itsoit of -- - • ' -
WILL WAIF_ - ~
1
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histy..—..-;.4 - ..,..t..... r ...—......Xx5. Abler.' 2- ..
- air In utt"2l6Crifeli tontinedf via in _-
Urea; entitled, I &Wet Mace; a: The Spectre Eklmlar...-
. • .•
- PHILO!.
MIRROR OFLTEIBI3I.I3pr ,
OPEN et PJ3:11l) . ZIALT.;. mi. an 111416p1 . ,
l.ins op Nadal eirefabitrebrabgtr , -,• .
tkketo.% betba.'illetais ado
tbrolaMeo 60 plate pbc7"V".lV . ll3i, st
736 ceelbek.
PA - NO.T-ICES;• ••
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v. A.;O D M got* Os ("Reilly Telegesi*--.
ttrY Me, aerner of Mani sad Wood sttesti air
ODBLACHTEA.--/lottbo bootOotolak2:66lnßigaT*,
621 Mst, 60- coats 11 , 04 go to thr. PattiTose-eboro, •
atra* otereo-thoyam bug , Black Agelii Glees
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t.r: ,-,- , .... - . 1 1, 4, i r :.:, ~,•-•‘ 7.:,•_ • = y - st?.-14 - .664.E.0z
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Hi. AM." Sureetni Ikuitlst.lfritiedeseato • -
&ICBMs. -110.1441knahad ti.:" • frciA7
AL , • . 7. • *" . . 6- •
67411=11 Lodge,No:2llS 0, of meets eTem
• eiosstay ernanhig bs Wsablogton ran, Wood Id: [bi-7
I. O. O. F.--P lacis of aesetlng, Wm/4mm Si
Vircat extet,lxtween Mix street sarVirgin alley.
Pailactom Lacer..lWACW , tilistx away Itiektsy traziaz,
'Was= Escmuittsr, Fa.117-31eds test and flint
188 • • CIC ,C 0 3. • Yo. of
they ..ElAixtrosiAt' Con.u.--Capitsl,EtAr.i $30141X4 As.
setssllB%.ln. Ms of the Pittabccnsh - dgeza tkilletitt
Boom of New* tacoalte, No. 49-Alocd stteet:s:•• • ••"•:' • ' •
10'12=nal Camall•COTT/Pilil *gem. magniilk -
ace ere deredltaly tomrecdoi with arm& ..karetala
rerrupily be- 314 Da etorrlfeAbit3. re/402; llrr 41. -
eele by Ds. GEO.& Ksrart, 14a.. Wood istreet; •
Pete& retail at 12)4 =124 48.r:rt.=
1rt4441 =rid) those who inky to tea mkt, •
um- WSTAASSI Cu rt ain Illatertiasinneif, -
15 - Conan Tell of arm dircriptivil; Tairnliartr
Ptushealiraistelles, tr., Laps and Allultu Zi r lf.,
Pilaint Whdou Unita CM Cnridees, Castabi
ha, 44, uttalitaile =lntl&, W. U. CA EL
Nu, ICS 43Kiik ac skeet, eemer "linkaillaltlplifa. ,
Curtaliqi NA* ligui Tii:Curtal to Oa irus smut 11 , -,. 4
'Arta - - - :': mix26:ll , i ...
EZ I aiWeit's air Maui*. Blawaracoi
tort',ooltNY-3 QY SECOND AMY 612011 - I
SYL.. •
ELYIR..-- Our motp , tctritzt
atom clunk aadlodciltais finb*:slo . *o2
air Dealers 4uidl : tait; - bur
to ptircitaidng
GIienII2Ia..W.COMSTAMMILIE443II44S4.4IOO."
.... , Zifiirousokisrw.pAguitintigtwryrits. - - - -
-or
- Ikea con Bainnp, mint somv.._.iSebopes tat=
in 41 IacTST af man; from 6 A.llL.to WWI. glen .an,
secants TAU* awl LLIIITTOT OkeneiTtOtTlibo. TiL+l TssO.T so. - .' .....
parlor to the mama dump docturnTollThifAtt Ale rcallywing
cheep Indeed: ASO, WA 1.4., S.S.iiiiawatli*Tenni bag tip.
the nu TO ,t). of ens, oallartos: - . ,- •-•,..
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_ llonTs *IT ' IT= 11 A., Witt.24c/ii .. -}.
N. E.--Utimettts of sick orllo4 peTTOTAATirlitieltf .
PTA of Eh* cur -__ . - , .- -- ,-, • --.,7 , -.. ininatir, .
KaELianili iiiitti Noises ln..thit . :OseamTVTl/ 01:1T.. z .
..greesbia Onttantee tteilbs* . . WM ;Lerart,..
rosnr/edorltierat pain or • On /ULT..
rat - pa-6=W of thiN.r . Exatimprry,m may bit
"Ixosolted at ID Arch striped, ElLgialipl* Cremi?El. to -3.4 .
..._ mdrtieed riusor ,liiii zr:il . aiii3iima.,i itALtntken. ie '
1 t breath at spacial ;rutin" Noma int Mat to rulunt his
1 Jl2Tsttant to - Ttn/L ii ilegratagaCaessSiti) itrulttoisaoskeott-:,
.11Intedihd obstittatea!To 7 . 43/d, tri .. istaxty 41ttailtion to:tbaL.
%r --- „-IkekssoolATED- Basemen"' -Inseam.*
Y Company of the City or - Pittsh .
li.HOO Presideat--EOBraInWIETA
•WIII boar. spina FIBS "sad 10(aXtEr, :RUMS of all•
kinds. Office: In-pioncelMol4 -
Water,strost. - • • •
.I,lo4o#taad, ~ -1V; I.lrsost.
9:l3wirM,.sSimpevd, F
f1...8. - WOl - 1014 •
Dania, •• - [Chutes KIVA,
C . W11,111.1a
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- . - 7:37 -lam&
I,IPLEINS , insurance 1141M..4011 - -.
I:o°CPittstrst.righ..—Et. D.
'ELIO, ' SOU : • -.•
DEL L. lit 4 "MU I ; BeCrell17:: •• • • -- ... 1. ;',....i.i....1 -.':- • •
Office: 94 Water betixes.dixtEdambi IKiiisbeete: . ..-
Wares HERJ. ate RiskiPm the obbtitni =sib- ' - •
wo :23411 00 -. • Tim , --.. . j...,... : ,; ; .......?' . f,..., .:.: , .
Az4 aage
wo--= the Perlis of the r ges, i laltrad frinipi.
ticateiredisa. . -- . 1.7:= - ,..
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- &mad Itee., -- - • ' -.. - ..1_-.' - - - - 4 - •
44e.rtitealop, ji., - . atax-FLlNtiortb t
N. SArbeagb, .• • . . Veen& Helliev:. ~-,-,...
Itikevd leashetseti , J.Seboinuoskar;i'
Prighzr Bryant, — W1Memit. , R573 . 4.4
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1 - - base IlliPetmcc-.'; B.
. I : asamit. .
, D .1k altu.,
QSM& TllAMMY.a—faUtl4tEkitlfarailebP
.:fabiS. ' _ B.'A..7lwukrwrir,„CO., •
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• Bryar,
. unT A , T A 7 L BRrLn :I QIIOS n
,ig tulimus.oradcorqsgskufark ~BEgumair 4 ,
tor Etts . ll , --.-- , • Ai scat;
feb32 • • 14012dalstemet;
M. H MAW • 'WU, 4ri.--Zsans*Switt'n We-
Id up:card team ; Dry Beef VZoitgadLl Intni
and &mot= ram:* HP Floxii;;Pacliebt:4o;'•CT
-1501; Indte Beans; fresh Corn ; Hat. Monk 4 . Ems*
.feb7 2:14 1 75L1" & a1.,-W5-I.therty4S.
' Valeatineft Velexterneetic t f
rig lined sascrrtmeet vAusarnizo tho 444910 to_
te toted et 'MX thlactiftmory 6 WI. Insii_siofeey .
*end style, and prime torn 6 ovate to VP. dit orders by
141311? clielatlami'd — Trio ruiimmii - I.4"xf i f
- • "6 POurili. Wired;
• stray-calys.. - . - •
rcare to the premises .of the anbeerllate, ti Stutrpobwg, -
oa the sth htatcht, THRIM CALVES. Theoinar tit
dadred - to to= sal Modify tbit •
•1"; pay thatipas. azat
take them avaq, 'goy. ot aolordlng to
ecaupt - BznipT,
fahltaZta . , _ ati prim:atter-
.......calazuvaJectosuz .
11ThalataU • Yetail
• NO. BS :WOOD 1-- -- -
MHZ sibisrlbers respectfully haired their ,old.tartoances
Q. lu oneteal, that .ther him& tbif day as.
=Wei tbeauelrea t ttos abni - . tininess; ender the dim
of JOHN WCIAXIKEY & They respeutfullr sulteit a
slaws of jabs pstre.mage- -
The preralana bodzatia i?uda.irEti-,tar - aitflad
eases respeetteelr. 7 :- •
--.16.6 A b
4:16.1iD.,-.7b the. •
• Geriaaalitrealap-
oriA 4 Ilaihmay amid ne rghterrkesT.--70a 1.4 8
-model= of ils• Galdnalr'szal ftenalz-Topnlation, ga tuns
Instecoaract taatmw dralla Uasern
Z1 2 1., , x3= Praxillart-an--liui !Wm. 'wad as
mmt, Co.,llaaters,• Plots:- labial drafts
cas be awl* FaJfhla to all ihe prlnetpal pleats I.ltroarßtau
Taw. Taal Gormaasy.. . _ -
'11.4 60.;NariaTarlr.,
Orata lto Da 2o o ool Agee, 30:184 emmter Ot
wcgal and Liberty fareata, '
dada . - •- - ; JANES BITAIdax.
- 1 • . 'KIN-&I .A.OnalANTlZnna
Tit.;.A2.33.11 poirtechnk..itarzw, &Toted, t o d am ,
=cheeks, arta nu' svicethirs, eon:del:tea
C2avies G. Pme,Ll.4:heartoagh, M. S. •
J 7 Ptcftraor
Stu litatiadia• IDs Fehraarn V 4 04 PPA 7 , 3 4 f .
Lady ..244 Ti. by Geargisra Fulert/ A -
ThelaNt and The "Lowly, -or Goott . :t, et , Nocia
0006, by wire ideTaterN eatbte. et D ar wi L iT c A ti, ae.
Bazarmea taustrated kiefra - Plire 4=14
liteeenei Pictosial -
Pa Ale at V. OLUMMIZIXETs Co.'s
*l5 76 recceih atteet.
WM. 1L DNOTral,---..
vasMED Wigan 3LiXtdrAtiligU r -
sußirritrutr, szarapippgivt
^ErrS. DROWN, sespectruarinkratsileak4 VW ids
-- PARADOULtazOiridOlik liel 2 D - -
pes, sad Writs, their . 4 -
tie Is constudly unt slaissOisid 40444
ids stock one of the mat desirable to atiowleaKthat oaa
to Vaud is the paarilq; • ••
,tho,lllllistamad a laiw;;;iterit-ealinalELLAleota
-*pais; at itme prtal4 Cams ;Ol9aYofAragatmasiry,aaa.
a obatics aaaartaymii - ar am, all Of, ytdalailaageo ida =all
sifizatxt ost theincittof taanaradma...^ • I.: tabita •
• - -• • weds sad linplemsentse_•• , '; - '
• - 2 CAIIHMIE,. Olicaltloirer,_Eadisls; ItitIPAN 'Ol-
' MiSiter
e, 4i xer th
cbueu Sleareed suisched, -other o seeds r,
lortg tc
hugias klabletal comPra
rm,
Ca 6 / 1 ' 34 ' 04 0421 /: Shellar - Coro Stutters; .beet
Wan [hitters, sellable Ste lhy orate Stalks, et tbs.
awl complete tmd - suefol in the coMarit.
Cutters:- Cultisctors;, sad Redgm'a •psteort Steel Teeth;
nr lll, W or t SPOWS ecorosed Whim%) /test •ti omit vie
delsd ne l / 2 etas 114 4. ^7.—'14 .PDIK P4 I ?: . Vld Eh" -
%tete trant i t ertbuthi as &deli will be Oat mcmAptlY
031 titera Wing tiTIM 4it Heed. aei : 4 a t tienUl F g W art ' -
-—•-
b 091145 49 Mb street . lac& rotaiop..
agairifriza - alasuauers
_
,sunsarare aroma -Azr_n•a4Vitsfr
• EiIIiVICULUTRACTORT. -
1.15 Bradigare st., Batimort,,toickr, carrpli AV/a/4
r p H 3 = de.',oerehretbrtrtbe shore 1=
1 Tyler eabee mm the eiboixist Wads
to the ateranuresFarshastag Ilse testis isporta tato the
New Tort mart. The stare 1: kept eosaterattsosteel is
srucanble grele; together with salisfyi vf Way: artkles.
adozakei of ths_nidk: to also tined to tbsRATIOVR:
21101311)1313 1 WL toaddittefordf ti .
or swamis sad =act et Itt , Perthot' ts mccothat Vs!"‘-•
• b r ay* of Qs& Madam tbs tuelerelgs si WAritegis . dr'
datermissd sa tote exesdou tr • • :-
I =gab eitA":•As.exporfeneci-cptt. "I_*f fsfab:•-
,
sadaaalmctory inaTaided erre,
A. large sot =WI smortatent Lb. • '
I coastAddite Ipaloprhieb fs ocgerpt: 4
• - . - . • r• •
• dsofidliiiio.ll6lD:', 4 l%':. wjAiiiriiii6k-co:
hamohoma v.& ibeseat snick, 'of CIOTH sod
Mai 831:11W,1\ onyelator anythin of the tare
onototibt Imuieettared in this - eity. • nm, will compare
..sittutig s zuzufen Bombs ewer teroterAttO this mutt; rx3t.
OW'balirlo in tot,b . Ml* best of notioncti
us nner e ksyna to arca:cent Ibtonqual.tiltu . lanke. them in
wot= coal to, say, Entaaltetno,td .n 1 ;coy of the
also, s lags gatartzoent of Peat, FaYttlab, - Bub, Shoo.
Flom. Dasting,SenabtinS s 1,11
_2 .84.1-Vgl akalaitTrateL
BMee, tarp amortzaset of nautu asidl24laftateweeh
rugge.
l'itioty of Masa. :Kat eoui azgatheg, tint I's
ni*Olioatett;ac-tte , " • -
Alt of 'Okla Inn mai aglow as thr, .auttld parehogol -
In gay 31001linaccitet- ..tl3 erbo '..teabt.tbe. M ot , =O .
wi r eszigkrAggettnay inoiloctto ong jtatp
mast -
- 13,4artv• ogocbalod to ambled:o Ilittliation ear'
that" to the unkanhettag of aroottet, I teal that as eftot
ergst losionesnente as gay onsantbetuno is the Vat en.
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