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SUSDio.Y MinIN,ING_ MARCH 1.
~ , w w.lsonn,Maantnorstiit;aii vern, immi tn. ommitatkat Doti uend
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• .• . lAi tabinktiorMJAClAAr proared PAIN MIMING OP - ALL IL 29 DA,tI
, lArlin tam. tray. Ara 11.1 VilArty TnA,fams
uturersaawaso phupaaa,sill nor bermal4. to our Astiemitrt Job OMAN
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ate indebted to !fon. Luis BOYD and
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‘. . ; .. , .. ,Tre : ete.--e-- o - l,
for . in terest in g C ong ressional
Sitnviniek i uk '
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Twines of a visit yesterday
frettikl§.,,Htfittirt 4:me of. theedit;
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tie fail IrsipyoBo, Milwankie. - Mr. IL lane ,
onnizoopm ;t o: , bia , ttvy , to 7tiobingtono, see
th
e. elephan on the 44h We h
•• • • haves pleasant time of it. '
w b o Bit
evinced as t o -- .- ' t
• a anxiety
•-of Pres i den t
lII' ece i s 12 7; :cons titut ional savieers,„ noiwcit the
alt
cons--.- , - endea vor ed fo - -
be the
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A reportin the : N. Y. Herald, dated 'Wasbing
fallowing:
WL. Marcy,Seers of State.
tal7 •
, mnea saline, Treasury.
= it.ldeLelbutd, Interior. •
-lifferpon Davis; War.
• JaMett C.:Dobbin, Navy.
James Campbell, Death:ulster General.
Caleb Cushing, Attorney General.
. The - gerad thinks that the heaviest appoi•
tion to thieCabinet is directed against Govertuar
Marty, from several quarters, against Jefferion
• the Cass party, and against . Judge
-- :;Cistepbell by the Cameron faction of Pennayl
"'ef"'c Crhing, as Attorney General, will
:gi'fie general satisfaction. ,
Atreight o'clock, P. M., on the 25th a dispatch
was sent to the Herald: According to the latest
and most reliable information the following is
arrangement:the
Secretary of State W. L. Marcy.
- " • 44 War Jeff. Davis.
• 4 , Treasury James Guthrie.
t; Navy James C. Dobbin.
44 Interior ...... ...James Campbell.
". •
Postitestor General... .... R. M'Letland.
Attorney Gen , Caleb Chiehmg,
A correspondent of the Herald , of the 26th
says that it is now considered a fixed fact that
(Roemer Marcy goes-into the State Department,
ituid 4:ien. Cushing into the Treasury.
Ehnen! Pierce says the Cablast is a sealed
`-5:1Mo15 ithieh some translate as meaning that it is
uotattarranged,butsimplythattheGeneral don't
choose tiktalk about it; whips some knowing ones
to- see In it a dlplomotto move to get rid
° - -If.P•.:or,annoyance. Time will tell. . •
There is &good deal of Brambling thatthree out
of the rout States which voted - for Scott florid
receivet'ablnet appointments. As for, General
Pierce, be takes matters very quietly, carrying
ofitrepurilitnni simplicity by dining at tho
publie table at Willard's, notwithstanding that
-„"Wiitle reparations have been made to treat him
calrralur itiVnetrr-
NEEN
The iitoirreis thermionat - 0 wawa aboaretilii;
net making we hare to report thia morning, and
we hope it will prcoret satiefeetory:
TILE notasoN 417ESTIOH.
I t tWhellriAllS historical question raised by Mr.
Hansen, in Puinam'e Monthly, concerning the
identity of Rev. Messer Williams end Louis the
XVII, seems to be coming to a solution. The
New York 'Evening Post says Mr. Putnam has
received a long letter in relation to it from the
Prince de .Joinville, in which it is reported that
hodenies substantially the truth of Mr. Williams'
statement. It is also said thatthern are several
remarkable discrepancies in the Prince's reply,
which only confirm the friends of Mr. Williams
in their opinion as to the legitimacy of his claims.
• In the March number of Putnam, the editor
states that he has been informed by Rev. Mr.
Hanson, the anther of the celebrated article .
Which appeared in the February number of the
,Magatitio, that several new and important limits
have came to his knowledge besting upon this
romantic subject. Mr. Hanson.will make public
the information ho has received, in the April
number. of Putnam. Mr. H. also proposes to
examine the new work of Essocussrm, a Preach
author, who devoted twenty years to collecting
facts in regard to the last illness and death of
Louis 2MI It will be remembered that Mr.
Hanson contends that lionisXVH is now living,
and is tw other person than Rev. Eleazar Wil
liams, a missionary among the Western Indians.
PUTNAM AND HAMPER.
We have received from Miner, on Smithfield
street, aad from Gildenfenney, on Fourth street,
Putnam's Monthly and Beeper's Magazine, for
March. The contents of Harper are as varied
as aerial- T .-matters being set forth in its pages to
snit every taste. Mr. Putnam, In this number
of his Magazine, tally sustains the character the
Lust numbers achieved for it, as an American
Magazine- A review of Bancroft, an able paper
on International Copyright, an article on Japan,
and various other articles, combine to make up a
readable";Magasine.
1. ATa CONVENTION,
.111ftiluiierio..deubt bit there will
be a full attendance of delegates, and that each
county will be ably represented, end that ell will
'•
consider the great intereets of the State rather
than the preferment of men.
Searsl important nominations still be made,
and Ire hope tbo men presented to as wilt be each
as we can rally on with a confident hope of ono
:: cess.
gar Western merchants who may visit Phila
delphia on business, aro referred to the advert
isement of Messrs. T. SHARPLY/38 & Boas, No.
32 South Second street, where 1: 1 1 be found
perhaps the largest and most attractive stock of
Furnishing Dry Goods in the City of Bripthorl,7
Lave. The proprietors of this great establish=
•
went are genUemcn• with whom our friends can
Lake a plenums in dealing, and we accordingly
recommend them to public' patronage.
Mr.tansu.—The question has frequen o y been
put to nn, "when sill himmannt be in Pitts
burgh .We are Jumble to answer. We refer
the question to the Mercantile Library Associn•
Canoed hope that the managers of that highly
commendable Association will enlighten tho pub
& on the subject.
idsneussTe.- - This is the title of a
lorilithur, we have received from the
Philadelphia publisher, Pattern:lL We Presume
- it doos not differ much' from the thousand sad
one novels, which. the prolific pen of Mr. Arthur
has turned out. Our boek-sellers have it for
Nr.w Jiver! 08/111 :lESTICS.--A petition,
Issmsriftsra.—Attention is iniibid . 0
the signed by nerdy every limyer in the State of
advertisement la another column, of J. J. Dit- New Jersey, was lately presented to Governor
terieh, of No. 78 North Second street, between Fort, ctsl--;11; him not to, remove Chief Justice
- Arib anditice, Phihulelphis. ILL Ais an ex- henry W. G re e n; b a t he ('id remove him,
- j e f i dea manufacturer of mneical, mathematical,"- turverthelese, ' •
and optical instruments: -
Suicide, by jnmping.from ferry. boats seems
Wronsort SoaP..-----We 'have received from I. to.'have become altnost as common 'as it le fitha'
Sinn Ez Co. a maple of Vlndsor Soap of the
_bridges oyce us at Par .Three stteFgga . I
11 have beenbeen i S feWl47Bl teoglaftcl
'..';',.1,M0H.::
PIN 1013 rannuta-as
THE CI /1111417,01,..
Tin X_ l2 elfthO l NOtgeipitiTß ABANDONED BY
JUMEAT unrrArt.---In the U. 8, 'Senate, on-Fri
day, Mr..,Eyerett communicated some
~ important
#oonments; conveying a pitiottititii. from the
Itriti4goiernment rel;nirisbizigitsprotectorate
avoi hideildeztrisjeatirof llfeignito. England
wants thelioe4l--13tatera to smite with her and
deitati Ban dnan dei Norte (or a free
port, Revilers to he °besot lay its own citizens,
and to pay to Nicaragua an indemnity for any
claims gie may Lave upon the territory. ling
; hod tilso'RPlllB the trrited States to appoint an
agent to act!u,opucert with ontrappointedby herl
to forward this measure; - end elsolo take „man
sures for the completion of the ship canal across
the Isthmus. England intention of
tindtm-i.oterferenee-A >th`thq.: affairs Of the Cen-
tral ittneriosfi :States_ : , ,4 1 •14: - 'Everettnrges the
appointment_ of fr t ministers „ -to each of these
States iD ojrder that the: corntry
may Se - fully looked •ifter. • •
iter. 14 41 ,13 4 1 )'; Bowl.eg4,..after he had made
his lbrough the United .States, arrived
amoottds 'nation in Florida, rod reported how
he had Made an figreement at Washington to
pmigrate, Vs repot:, was not very well received.
irts trifoliate talten from h;Mas apenalty for what
many of ii 4 s nation considered very wrong diplo
-rearry..onlisiprrz. lie, however, afterwards re
canted, end she - was restored to lom. Billy then
went dowa South, where ho has been since.—
The eeparat9on from his v,:fe is about the sub-
Mime of the story reported of his being deposed
from his th'ePauoy. He stands In great dread
of those who oppose the ;egratioa, and we' are
informed has observed a - nn' orm silence since
he has been back. He is thought to be in favor
of removal, but the nation is divided on that
subject, and he and his adherents fear to press
it.
,Gllll. PLUME'S CA RRIMTEI A LA HORBRS.—On
Thr-aday, the splendid carriage and horses pre
sented by the Boston people to Gen. Pierce, ar
rived in New York, en route for Washington.-
- The horses, which cost $1,400, are of alight bay
ooter-with switch toils. The carriage is a very
costly' one, the materials used in its.construction
being all manufactorect in New England. It
weighs about 1,300 pounds, and cost about $l,-
500. It is made in the French cslecbo
The whole equipage, including harness, Ste.,
cost 3,500. This handsome present Rill be pre
sented to Generel Fierce at Washington, by
Messrs. Dunber, Riddle end Fetridge, who are
the committee on beha'f of the Boston people
We - sates Avrg-Nurri.u. Dmrrs.—A has
been introduced ;•1 the New York Legislature
providing that women 'who have contracted
debts prior to Marriage shall be liable for their
payment, that creditors may have the same rem
edies after as before marriage, and the husband
shall not necessrrily be a party in any suit for
recovery. No action shall be maintained against
a husband for the debts of bie wire contracted
previous to marriage, nor shall the husband's
property be liable for such debts, except such
as he received ...rom his wife by volrntary ces
sation, or ente-ityptin , con.ro
La=x SUPRRIOR Alms OPERATIONO.—Ad
vices from Lake Superior to the Ifith ultimo
state that Cl4l . ?iliac, No. 3, is paying a net
profit to 'he company of $20,000 per month;
and Minnesota mine rom $lO,OOO to $15,000.
The Faun erel Toltec) mines produce masses of
native barrel, end trunnp copper, end fine speci
mens of silver. The Hall trkle has proved to be
ono-fourth beet fro the trat,:el. Several other
tenet tire:mentioned as showing an , increased
rroclttetion,_' annt-Irmn three to five feet
deep, bine - tens active, and mining prospects
never before so promising.
MAMMOTH Eno; .su es.—Tbe largest mer
cantile ship In the world, Ate scroW steamer Hi
malaya, of 13600 tons ramisurement, built for the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co.,
is nearly'aviady for lanticFng at London. She
will be propelled by screw machinery of 700
horse power. •Tbe largest man-of-war in the
world has just been put in commission by Capt.
Henry Byam Martin, son of the Admiral of the
Fleet. She bears the rime of the Duke of Wel
lington, end carries 181 guns. She has engines
of 780 horse power, screw machinery, and she
will bare a crew of 1100 men.
Italy)lsows.—The Idexictua newspaper
"Urdu," has an article headed "Six Presidents
in-one month." It says that Arista was Presi
dent till the 6th of January. At 11 o'clock at
night, Cevallos took the government, from A.tis
ta's resignation. On the Gtb, the Chambers met
!Delco! some one to govern unlit the states should
designate some one for the rest of A•ista's
term, and it resorted in the election of the same
Cevallos against A'vonte, Riva, Palacio, and
Alveree.
TUE DAIIPPTSI ROMACCC.—The New York Tri
bune states that Mr. Putnam has received from
the Prince de Joint Ale a reply to the romantic
account of hls interview with thh Rev. Eliszer
Williams, lately published In Putnam'e Monthly.
The nature of the reply is not know). It is
said, however, that the Prince meets every point
of the Rev. Eliazer Williams' narrative, with
which he was concerned, end gives Fie own ac
count of what passed between them.
Se° The Bi:tlsb Railway Interest is not look
ing so well. Both bond and preference share
holders upper- to be disappointed in current re
sults. The componles ore paying from 4 to
per cent, on their debentrree. They bare in
volved themselves in f. nsnoirl difficulty from
what the Liverpool 'Pinta rivets ne tho capital
mistake of the day, in empposiug that because
Gold is plentitrl, Capital must be cheap.
Prom POSTACM m Eaca,Jmn.—We see it atnt
ed that the returns of thf. fileneral Post Office
for the pat . year gave . additional proof of the
penny postage system in every .respect. In 1839
the number of letters was . 711 taglions; In 1840,
first year of tho new system, 169 millions ; in
1845 the number reached 2711 millions; in 1860
t wee 847 milliona ; and in 1852 it had Increased
to 870} mi"ions
air At the recent tos.4 elections in New
York, the democrats succeeded in the proportion
of about th"ee to one. The whigs, however,
pranged 'n E'mirts, and here Is do way the
Repnbrean, the whig paper, gives the result:—
..:,r!gThree cheers for,the doa Mall of locefecoism!
. 111flithe bells ! br:ld tires I eat oysters! kiss
tliimlrls 1 smoke cigarsl end snake yourself ri
diculous gonere"yll Huns 111
26r We noticed yesterday that Mayor Rin-
DLII, late Editor Ronan? M. RIDDLE, of the Pitts
burgh Commercial Journal, passed through this
city on his way home. Here is another degra
dation of the quill--another etnin upon tho dig
nity. of the tripod. Unless these things aro rea
soned down,we may expect next to bear of some
editor truckling for the Presidency! 7 -Motionai
Commercial, Feb. 26.
hfISSDISTPPI ASD Misgour RALLSOAD.—A COM
pany with Ale title bre been foi.ned in Iowa: .
The road is intended to e-;to a po;nt on the Mis
sissippi, near Darenport,lrtith a point on the Nils
tiouri, in Pottawatomi coy ity, near Council
Antra. • The capits , &took of the company is
$6,000,000.
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ie.. Taxes upon - Travelers, other than what
is necessary for the expenses and l!gitimate pro
fit upon travel, is but another Mane for tricks
upon travelers. The practice has grown up in a
desire to shirk the payment of taxes on the part
of certain avaricious people, who :bafe-StiMar
toted their representatives to bring in billS and,
to pass lawii:fer imposing' a. perleap?ta tax up
on every one- - paising over .their . State dtireain.
The system robbing Peter. to,pay Rant:,_Paul
is a landholder, or fatiner, er possessor of 'other
propertj , in 'thcState of New Jersey or Mary
land—we mention these two States because they
are the most culpable in the matter—and he
don't like to pay the necessary expenses for ad.
ministering the Goverrment of which he is a
citizen, and therefore looks about to see if 800:10
one else may not bear the burden Which proper
ly should rest upon his Oita , shorlders. ijo
sees Peter in New York and New 'England, and
Peter in Richmond, Charleston, Savannah,
bile and New Orleans, end as it may be pleasant,
convenient or necessary for said Peter to pass
through New Jersey or Maryland,' -Paul chooses
to-treat the stranger nuconrteously enough to
tar him for thelonor and necessity of his jour
ney. This is. what we call robbing Peter to pay
Paul, or the imposition of taxes upon travelers,
to meet tho State necessity of individuals. ' New
Jersey has for many years , pocketed one hun
dred thonsand'dollita a year by the imposition
of this tax, and Maryland one-fifth of all the
passage money received on the railroad travel
between Baltimoro end Washington. The prac
tice is injurious to the State of Maryland, inju
rious to Washington, and a wrong upon the pub
lio generally. We have mentioned already the
intention further, on the part of Maryland, to
make bad worse by the' imposition of an addi
tional tax of fifteen cents upon each passenger,
in case authority is given to construct a bridge
across the Susqaehatina.—N. Y. Express.
The Professions Overstocked.
They are so here, every one knows; and, ac
cording to a late writer, they are more so in
England. " Every profession in England," says
the writer referred to, "is overstocked." Such
is the condition of medicine, that there is scarce
ly a physician of eminence at the present mo
ment bringing up hie son to the profession. A
medical man looks for a fortune with hiswife, as
an indispensable groundwork to • build upon:—
Most medical men begin life with a little capital,
or a resource of some kind, or they would be
compelled to abandon thiir calling before they
had hardly got into it.. The law with the excep
tion of its magnates, 'who absorb nearly all the
business, is bankrupt. Ask solicitors what they
think of the law as a lucrative profession. The
church with its golden benefits on one side, and
the miserable stipends on the other, presents a
hopeless prospect to him who enters it without
a living in his family or a patron among his
friends. There would be no lack of employment
for professional men, if teaching offered a career
to persons of worth and talent. There is igno
rance enough to be enlightened, brutality enough
to be reclaimed, in any country, to afford ample
scope for all its talents and all its virtue. But
lu Borne countries, the business of education is
monopolized by the church; in others by the
state; and consequently to be a teacher of youth
is to be hopelessly poor, and to week under the
hindering and degrading surveillance of ecclesi
stales or trustees. So there is nothing left for
us bat to set up a store and make a fortune.—
Home Journal.
Poar-Orrien REFORM.— ,ry general com
plaint is heard in Philadelphia in regard to the
management of the Post-office, losses, &o. The
Bulletin, in alluding to that office, and some
things necessary to its improvement under the
new administration says :
"We do not presume to say where the fault
tics ; but fault there is ; and the admluistration,
as the responsible party, is censurnble for the
acts of its agents. The facts are undeniable
that serious losses occur through the mails ; that
these !pesos are on the incicase ; and that resi
dents of Philadelphia are unusually large suffer.
era by these losses. We are continually ;It re
ceipt of complaints relative to drafts and other
remittances; which have miscarried. We do not
care to inquire why this is 50,.0r who Is to blame.
We take the broad ground that is it the business
of the Department to discover, and that such
'errors, to call them by nOzworse name, need not
'tin& shotsidobT ethitistu,e' -
The Ledger says this is the general sentiment
of the public, rod the sooner the attention of the
now Administration is directed to it, the better
it will be (or the public interests..!;,
Lamm' s() vs. DIriCIPLIXE.—Tho subjoined ex
met .roni ittrickwood's Magazine, is both et:twa
ng and instructive :
"Learning—learning—learning," is the cry of
father an' mother—"if my boy had the learning
what a jenins he'd he!" In course, ye old fools,
your honcho/ would be a swan among the gos
lings; but it isn't "learning" half the world
want; instead of "teaming," by which they mean
cobwebs picked out of dead men'. brains, if they,
would get some discipline. Discipline, disci.:
that's the only education I ever saw that
bro't a boy to any good. What's the use of bat•
tering a man's brain's full of Greek and Latin
pot-books, that he forgets before he doffs his last
round jacket, or puts on his first long-tailed
blue, if ye don't teach him the old Spartan vir.
tun of obedience, hard living, early rising, and
them sort of classics? Where's the use of in
structing him in hexameters and pentameters,
if you leave him ignorant of the value of a
penny piece ? What height of bretherin stu
pidity it is to be fillip' a boy's brains with the
wisdom of the ancients, and then turn him out
like an omalmun, to pick up his victuals among
the moderns.
IRELAND is nr-nown DAYS.—If on any occa
sion a guest left the room, bits of paper were
dropped into his glass, intimating the somber of
rounds the bottle had gone ; and on his return
he was obliged to awallow a glass for each, under
the penalty of so many glasses of salt and wa
ter. It was the practice of some to have decati
tern with round bottoms, like a modern soda
water bottle, the only contrivance in which they
could stand being at the head of the table, be
fore the host. Stopping the bottle was thus
rendered impossible, and every ono was obliged
to fill his glass at once, and pass the bottle to
his neighbor, on the-peril of upsetting the con
tents on the table. A still more common prac
tice was to knock the stems off the glasses w:th
a knife, so that they must be emptied as fast as
they were filled, as they could not stand. Some
times the guests, as they sat down, put off their
shoes, which were taken out of the room; and
the empty bottles were broken outside of the
door, so that no one could pass out till the car
ouse was over.—lreland Sixty Years Ago.
UNCILII TOM IN Ss. our.—The foreign corres
pondent of tho Newark Daily Advertiser, writing
from Dresden, Saxony, January Gtb,. notes the
following incident of deception:
" A few weeks ago, at the annual fair in Dres
den, one of the greatest curiosities of the day
was a negro woman with a large iron ring in her
nose, represented as a fugitive from slavery.—
She was picte-ed upon the outside of the
log chained by the ring, and a driver, holding a
long whip to his hand, standing by. The ad
mittance was about five cents United States or--
repay: Thousands flocked to see her, in order
to gather from life an idea of American slavery.
It was a good speculation for the erhibitor. I
understand tho above forms a traveling exhibi
tion, mak'ng a tour of the whole of Er-opo."
ra„, A Valuable tliscovery with regard to
Daguerreotypes has been made by Mr. S. N.
Carvelho, an artist of Charleston, South
erreSnit. It has been hitherto necessary
to enclose Daguerreotypes in cases, and cover
them with glass, as the least friction destroyed
the work of son and shadow. Mr. Cerralho has
discovered a perfectly transparent enamel, in
soluble, by all ordinary agents, a thin coating of
which being spread upon a daguerreotype, it
may be carried about w:thont other protection,
or sent by post to any part of . the world. The
enamel produces no perceptible effect upon the
picture.
jr Shipping is scare and in, high demand on
all the Atlantic seaports, owing to the large
number of vessels absorbed by the California
and Australia trade. The consequence is that
all the ship builders at the eastward are full of
work, and tho number of now vessels turned out
the coming season will sr•pass any previous
year. In our own ship-yards business is brisk,
but the Yankees build vessels more at a venture,
and depend upon chance for purchasers. In
this way the ports of Now York and Beaten are
kept constantly well supplied with now vessels,
sent there by builders for charter or sale.
Navas or CrrrEs /42ND rOWNS.---A writer in the
tiationtd.lntelligencer complaituFof the 'names
given, to new cities; towns, &t w in .cOnntziy,
and says that be hiinself is n-eitizen of Dreidat,;.
close by Viertna, on the'road to .2 Vir"Pitwqm,
Anttocrp mid Corinthian in indiaria.
!-''':.F-i' - '''''.
e-f`~ ry
POGTSTEPS.O9 ANGELS.
87 w. torraraunr.
When the hours Of day are numbered,
And the yokes - of thoytbt
--. - Woke the bitaurninarbotatunbered,
b
To a holy, cos' do'ight
. .
Era the arreatue, lamp aro light4ll,
Antl,lllce phantoms grim end tell,
ithadowettem the fitful 11e7
Drone upon the peeler we'
'limn the forms of the deport.
Enter at the open door; .
The beloved orma ; the friar heath. I,
Come to tiott mecum more.
116, - tho YonnF' and sluing. eherlibed
Noble lonEpogs for She atere,
By the road-side fe" and perith 1,
Weary by . rbajaareb 1.%,.
They, tlm bob. ones and weakly,
Wiw the eras of solier;og lyore,
Foldtog.thele pete bsnds so meekly,
Etpedk with Eisner earth no more.
Awl with them the "Being Besot( 'Ye%
Who unto my youth was given.
Knee Wan rot th , np elm to love me,
Awl la now a Walt' heaven.
With a slow-anti noiseless footstep
COMES, the mmenger ttie:ne,
Takes the vacant chair beside me,
Lays her gentle bend lu mine.
Anil she sits and gazes ht me
With those deck and tender eyes,
Like the stars so slot end eeluWike,
Looting downws.l Gum the skies.
Uttered not, yet comprehended,
la the spirit's saleolera prayer
Soft rebukes, in bltesinga ended,
Breathing from herr,lips of air.
0, though oft depressed and lonely,
Alt my fears am bideslde,
If I but rememberorl,
Such 53 them hay. lived and died.
Items of News and Miscellany
The North Carolina Copper Company will sell
at auction in New York, on the Ist of. tlerch,
100 tone of copper ore, al-early received from
their mines. They have been offered $l5O per
ton, which they refused. This parcel of ore,
together with about • 100 tone more, has•been
taken out of the mines within the last two
-mouths the Company have just commenced ope
rations.
Cholera among the hogs.—The Louisville Cou
rier states that there is great fatality among the
bogs at Milton, By., and other points, and that
it has been alarmingly destructive to the hogs
at Carrollton, at the distillery ofiloot & Snyder.
They have lost upwards of COO hogs in ten days,
or about GO per day, with bet little abatement
of the disease.
Wisconsin, with a spare and emigrant popule
.tion, bee a school rnd university fund of $850,-
000, and en arnual outlay for the instruction of
her children of $120,000.
A letter from Rome says : Miss Cushman a nd
five other buttes, Including Grace Greenwood,
Miss Homer, the young scrtptress—a fr - my
little fellow, bright, wide awake, and short as
pie-crust—Miss Vaughan, Miss Hays, &c., are
living together lite the 'Happy Family,' in the
Corso. Wicked wits ce'l them tho 'strong-nrind
ed party.' They have reception every Wednes
day evening.
Mrs. Howard, the late mistress of Napoleon
111, has been enobled by the Emperor, who Ben
purchased and made her proprietor of the village
of Beatiregard, near Verseitles. She 'sill bear
the title of Countess of Rear-egeril.
Thrnips' Fire Annihilator will probably receive
a thorough teat at last by ono of the depart_
merits of the GOTCI 'neat. One lirn.lrod of the
machines ere expected to be bought fur $6,000,
by order of Congress, the Secretary of the Na
vy basing made a recommendation to that effect
They are proposed to be used on bor^d 11. S.
steamers and in the navy yards. '
To zriret the pile of velvet, Corer a hot smooth
itsiv*sit iticieTiet itiollc - t4Siitiltst Irk
firmly over It; the vapor a. sing %.'n rose the
pile of the velvet, with the assistance of a light
whisk.
The carpenters end bricklayers of Cincinnati
are on a strike for higher wages.
IltAlutrd the celebrated joker soya that the
reason why the gentlemen of the pressure called
the editorial corpse, is on ateornt of their gen
ererny being dead heads ! Isn't the boy Ir - ty ?
—Lantern.
The bill for the coinage of entail silver coin,
of a reduced rate, has been approved by the
President. It goes into operation on •he let of
Juno next.
In view of tho absence of mr. IC;ng in Cuba,
and the probability that he will not reir-o to
Washington, before Congress adjoin as, a bill
has passed the Senate, authorizing the American
Consrl at Havana, or soy judgejof the U. States
'Courts, or magistrate to adrair'sler the oath
of Office to him as Vice President or. the Malted
States.
Kate -Viri:nia Poole, the girl who was par
doned out of ",o New Hampshire State Pi son,
about a year since, from a sentence for "fe for
owatt:us her child ont or a car Ifrindow, has
been convicted of sundry larcenies at Laurence ,
Mass., and sentenced to six months in the House
of Correction.
Chevalier linisemr-1 presented his creden
tials to the Becreta4 of State on Saturday last,
and was received as the Charge {d'Affaires of Ms
Majesty the Emperor of Austeitt to the Govern
ment of the United States. I
Miss Della Brown of Onandagh county, N. Y.,.
prosecuted L. Brockway, of Kenbeha, Wisconsin,
for trifl'ug I:th ber afeCtions:l The case was
tried last .week in the Circuit CCurt at Sy:stens°
and resbited in a verdict of 000 for the fair
plaintiff. 17
One of the depositors In the - Butchers' end
Drovers Bank, io Now York, it timid, has over
drawn his account some $10,4100 or $12,000,
through - favors extended to hltrr by the teller.—
The
money, hottever, it is eupiosed be re.
covered.
A large wildcat was caughtin a trap near
Middletown, CL, on Tuesday tight. A large
dog was sot ctpott It, bat altheqh confined by
ono footAn tho trap, it could kn the dog (low.'
with the greatest ease-with-meta its paws. It
Was knocked in the bead.
Cerestna O. Overefreet, was of dead n his
house, near Brandon, Mis., on e 6th inst., and
instantly killed. His skull wee broken to pieces
by the iuschargo, eleven large buckshot having
entered it. Reny Pridgen, a neighbor was
accused of the murder, end committed for
triaL
The fat oz used at the carnival In Paris this
year was called Uncle Tom, aachls two attend
ants Shelby and St. Clare. i
Dr. Wiamets Ve , relit.
Sir Dal:ng a practice of more t. , . twenty years, Dr.
lii'Latie has attended innumerable pedients efDlck I with
every form of worm disesse, and was Induced to apply all
Ibo energies of t's mind to the discom of ft tern 'rage or
worm destroyer, certain in its affects; the result of hi. Is
born I. the American Worm Specific, ntiw beftwe the public.,
which Is perfectly sofa, end may be gisim n"ite to children
of the most tender ago, or to the r.;:i. I adult; It puppet
i
mildly and sulsdues rover, and des,oy • worms with Invert.
able slimes'. It is easy of Ws:deist o n, mid as it does
not contain mercury in any form whet ter, no restrictions
arc necessary with regard to drinking IA water. nor is It
capable of doing tho least injury to tht . urost tender ;-.lastAn Incredible number of worms hare Or expelled by ti 's
great IMMO Algt. ,
•
air Beware or Counterfeits I
/or sale by moat of the Druggistaland Alorehants, and
by the sole proprietors. J. KIDD & CO.,
febMsdkw ; PO Wood ',keel.
11.
ARPNE'S BIATIAZINE—for M
Goders Lady's Book do.
Orabrun's kinrslne do. I
For kohl by B.
N 0.104 Wood fox
MAGAZINE 9 Y1)1L MARCII.—Just Received—
Ilarper's Magazine far March.
Plan sm'a Marmene err hfarrh.
Rose &manilla, or a llusband's *yatery and a 71 1 6'e
Remtion.
The First Fele° Step, or the Path of &.-130.
A Romance of Life in London, by O.:W. AL Reynolds.
The Adventism of Ferdinand Count Fattuna, by Ibbiri
Smollett, a now edition, fast Issued.
Back numbers of llarper's and Prtittam's 313,73irte. can
bo had at W. A. GILDENFXNNEY 1t.0024
marl , 76 Fourth street.
CVO! Hundred cad Ten Thou C *lrecf Ilarper's
IVJ New !deathly Magerine nre now *old meary.
.7turt received—La IL Miner Je 0:01‘, 80. = Smithfield et
Extrpois kiegultte for Martz zombi file: a great? atinot
of very it:aerating artklco, fit= 1 111 7 . Previono lumber.
Panne', Monthly fin ,
Gau l s lady l o Book for .I.Lardi. ' • •
Graham% Magazine Om March '
Petersce,slf.sestfor Mara;
•ztampooth 'Counterfeit' 'Detector for ?friar*,
:lettliek ts. description of a stew batch of 'Co onterfefts. cc
Mtnen. , MINER It CO,
Wad -Bo.= goalttelekt street.
.: . 4:4 : :r . '; ' .',.: ' : '''':''' '---
.''.;.7 , itt-.:t';•,,:.:,:...:, .:-.:':..F.1':-:',-;..:
L-•::-,,,''';:.--;;-i.t.'-';'-7:.
I/esti:lt:J.' Kidd. 4e.. ;Co.; bsre ;hist. retehod.
jive handled dorn of F. B.: CLEfiV.EICS , hiy - lity - perfiqu'eg:
HONEY BOATS, anniiiising theekdiruni 11elt# , SonSEX'
tin Scented. Mlad&r;lfoslc &Giro 'lrio4r;:iiiiierltnd
HOlq Sinning Batiptwf It is IntmUti4 - 1 . 06:111010 CMAN32:!3 . .
Soap , P113 . 44tqfj1(4 . 111 *fa: .
- _
:sonslli :F Imp Poadar d: Tullis,
Boot and Me Mangactnier, Ind Wholemlel36lor,
No:14 Baplay atneat, dombalow tla&Astar liounaiS ene
Si avrawded, by Prafalilin
-11 Instlitatei.ll3s2....F. IL 5..5.1,T11, Ilintuiree
turer of Potket Books, Porte Morrooles., Rose Wuxi Writing
Desks, Dressing Cases nod Work Roses, street , ooo
door below Bixes Thibabdolda. • wart3m .
Bat ilia es it e GERMAN
COGRI.GII,"_. published - Deily and Weekly, at Pitte
burgh, Bis the - lari,Tiit circulation of any other German pa
per in Western Pennsylvania . The fact is wet known and
cannot honestly be contra /fete It Is , therefore, the most
desirable inedium far our Merchants, Manufactarers, and
biaiditess men generally, who wish to :advertise in the 'Geri'
men language, as it circulates largely In the. State of Ohio.
Adiantlsenitaits willbetninalated gratis, and Inserted 04
liberal terms., Office Of the' German fi
pberty strast, near Sfultbfield. • feleka
PIIILADIMI'D IA CURTAIN WAREHODSE.... AT TILE
OLD ESTABLISHED cutrum - MkitFILOUSI.I. 171
vitEnNur ST:, OPPOSITETHESTA.TE 'TIOUSE. IL W.
SAFFORD, (late Safford & Cookman,), keeps constantly on:
hand the most extensive And Varied assortntent of Curtains
and Ciartnin Materials to bo Gsund in the city, comprising, in
port of the following COBTAJN GOODS AND FURNITURE
cOrisIZTNCS—all styles of--
French Lam Curtains, Window Shadee, all prices,
Diuslin .4 TWIT Holland", all widths,
Prenclallrocatelles,;ll widths, Gilt Cornicet, every style,and
French Plush,- --- prier,
• Satin Lairms, Gilt Curtain Pins, - .
, . .
" Lamplt, , Bands,
.. Secs. Cortia and Teaneb,
- ltammk Linens, tamps, all prices,
• Crishmerette, LonPs, ,
Plain Turkey Red, Fringes,' .
..,, o .
India Satin Damask, Pic.are Tassels Bo Cord 4 '
. Lining Silks, Shade Tassels and Brasses, -
Furniture (limps, llooks, Itinp, Bracken., &a
A full assortment of the above goods constantly for sale,
wholesale or retail. ' (marl ly--aL m. n.
OLLER CLOTH—A Eupply.alirap on band, nod for sale
1L by [rand] IT. LEE.
PELE bigheat price in matt paid. far Aropi, and SHEEP
j PELTS, by ranull A. LKE.
T 014-15 bbl.a. No. 1 "Cincimardl" Lard Oil, f•
I_4 cal° by [marl] HILLER h RICKETSON.
YlO l .ll-10 cuts first, abrt4,l'otagb, landing. and to
r Foie by (marl] MILLER t nteKka's.o.N..
BROOMS -AV dm. Corn Brooms, received and Tar solo by
marl MILLER .t RICKETSON.
rIXOLIAIXO—bo bxs. and bad/ bx.e. " Maibert & tiontarrl'e
b'e, on consignomnt and for rile At eastern prim% by
marl MILLER. & RICKETEON:
TiuTE ILVOLNA. SUOAU—LO. boxes whits Hanna
Sugar', In store and for sale by •
marl MILER L RICKETSON.
XT U. SUUAI--76 bhdr_ Sew , (Means Sugar,. melsal
.
.t~ and fbt talfiby'
marl
1\1"U. MULASSES—WO b6la. Y. 0. Molasses;
.1-1 • MO half Mir. do:
ReeelTral and for rale by
CLOVER. AND 1151011 LY SZEDS
-115 bus. prime Penns. Clover Seed: •
CO do Timothy Seed; In more and for role by
2,IILLER. k RICEETSIM.
Ilia Colliw-
C°"•Las.4l), 0
; '
20 rockets white Jai% OJ f ee;
is dare mad for tole by
marl
II:dr ItIA:F.I%ED- .2 do r- more of CULT'S 4, 5 and Bin•
Ghee REPEATING PISTOLS. • Alm, anc-half dozen of
the army AU of which we will poll at aWern
For role at lIOWN Ir TETLEY'S
=al Enterprix Works.
1 , MIL EN titiOpci ---3 eases clackweeds;
I do Fine Black Eassimere;
1 do Fancy Tweeds;
1 do Barred Flannels;
Received on consignment mat tor salt low, to clime, by
marl 11. LEE, 139 Liberty street.
°Fitters . ; Game, Fish, &c:
HA VINO discontinued it ironziection with A-YIELD: I ,I
nee now In the constant receipt of the finest Oysters,
kr., from W.1./3111TM or Baltimore. >state
mut.% fatallles, At., supplied with the bed arlieles, on the
most re:v.lEl.lWe terms. J. P. 1101:11ACII,
tuarhfit corner of Wail nlOllllll streets.
l'it) LET—A Mi. k Mow, on tr'llnra RtilVt, (Filth Wank)
now orkorled by Mr. E. U. Ilmrtintrs.
Abo—Tho Erick llovw ou Wylie street., furtnerly kriaa a
CriewelEs IlbteL
Also—Two Arm. of Lend, and runtlt Dwo l lar, Monte, op
posite St. Stary'm Cetnetrt*. two wiles from the city; mai
V.I.,PJ per snatern. Apply to
virsrl
011.6-1 - alOrpt.A. bleached yoltiterSperin Oil;
. IfiOU do natural °Wit fda do:
1500 do do '. Fell do;
_ 1000 do bleached ~ do do;
- nuo do do Winter Whale Oil;
1000 do Crude 11 dale Oit;
al L.bl. Tatinen.' titralte Oil;
lu Acre and fur r, re by '
marl mii.tnn & racHersoN
ttn
ytftrAl AAS XL-it c .T 't , proOerti ttrikrea l iiimatctorinlsri4br/IV
prw•till Mark of EIreIJIIO.9IIIATILITeIhiIT Catit Wore at PAC.
tory prior„ LI; assortment II I.srgostal artoploto. The n
(malt, or eafttntont otsterm, 11.301 .Itormrs. Itou.okorpors,
nod tinders, iilloSr‘drully o,lld to thk Tunic,
J.Ali FS—MAK L`LT. .
1 SG Wool street. orar LtherV.
TILL nentrer LON IN efilee.7,—.l. A. i
sox k en- C 2 and 64 Market etreet. continuo their
lass great Wrill.o In 1131 'al r, for one week ion g erint the end .
of whieli time their Fifth street Store will I.la , eoutpletol.
She holanee or their roods trill therefore. Iteforo neruoval, be
out wt a rtiti greater rethtetien initrirra, and at n tar,
cutrillee from enet ; let it I* their de•tire to tlea.r their uholo
tioek: that they tray upon their Nen. :gum, with au entire
new ' , Wk. marl
IVE A N UFACTURVit. .Ikrife{ in Il.rrion anl Daa "Jur
SILAW
TRIMMINGS AND 4ETIFICII L FLOWERS,
No. 41 1 4 4.4:1, I , avonal ,clreet,
alar1:1.1
.DOSE.PII J. Drl''VE.BllCll,
No. 78 North Second barcren Aree and Rare,
PI , ILA Littll`lll.t,
I Al Por.Trit, sad Illanoraziurer'A ii:7.rat.. Lau tar.n.le
at lho lowect arhuleaale art' lita , icai, Math
and Optical Irietrommt,, Vanuy (10. d.,:, Porte 310-
nairg, Str Lion, IL - or=e rolnier. n•s; -, tro. pad , larp
nor4a-ii.: nt : r.al rrint, and
Picture.. tl"t Ilworood Frame Monidia,,7l. Depot at
Faber'' , 1.00 l
Philadelphia, Ilareh 1,1353. marl:3ra
117.13E1214:11E3.11,
Na 11 South Second rims, near Market, has just
received 1. la 'new and eareful:y iolerted at ock bf MIL
LINERY GOODS, rouNiating in port of 11114nai, SPY-% Crapo.,
Lanni, Tarlatan., French aroLn ,.iian Flower,
and, in fact, ece.7 article licionging in this HI%
Offer' g tco.k at the loxn.t Taim and maxi rea.onablo
(arson, he world an'icit a call of Milliner. and Mercluute.
N. B.—A liberal s'lneance mad° for eath. rod gnat are
and attention paid to order" from the country.
Phßactelphia, north 1. ISM.
PHILADELPHIA DRY GOODS.
Ir EIIARPLESS 6 80,114, Importer of Which, French
Goaland India Dry Goods, arereceising a general rupply of
. for spring read sus:rater sees:
Dam Goan—Alpacas, Gingham', Mocisseliars;
French and India Silks, Do &gra, Lawns.
ms—Thibet, Bzuct',..llmyy 0;
Caton Crape, plain and richly embroklnrcd.
FtII2MILLXII Coon —Linen Damasks, Sheetittgn;
Napkins. Milne, FernibrreCtintrm:
Martens, Damasks aid Radiants.
klcis sa—Llnen I/tilling cad Sloan.;
Fancy Worsteds, Habit Cloths, Tro Cassimeres.,
Marseilles and Silk Vestings In great varin.y.
osarEfes =South Second street
FOR CARRIAGE MAKERS.
111.r5: , ,i qui Anaratt, rarrnnoltaT, thit-itatt, Plain
Obi Feaurni rh,h, &7ks, I:euzia &tab's's, Dici-ranu, cfc.
SHOE MANUFACTURERS' GOODS,
ENULISII AND FIZENCII f 1617NOS,ITAL1Ar.4 CLOTHS,
1 ICSTS,
Ch3lloons, Linings, Barnsley Sheeting;
Ass
For tr. - o by
ISAAC BARTON & CO.,
NOV/TM AND Jouures,
South SECOND SLree4 PlAiladephia.
mm-I.,:bn•
C. AIEVER, Inventor mal manotiteturer of
the oelebrittlxi IRON PLATE FRAME AND
; PATENT SEVERSEDTOF PLANO FORTES.,
' No. 52 South Fourth Avert, Fbibu/elphla.
The following. PEDALS bavo been awarded to ()ARAD
&MYER, tin:
ISO—Vint premium and SILVER 3IEDAL,FeankIIn fa
scinate, Philadelphia.
1545—First premium end SILVER PEDAL, Fran6 l lo
Peangylvania.
1616—Flrat premium and SILVER MEDAL, Fr, nklin In
'Mink., Pennsylvania.
1517—Flrot premium and SILVER. MEDA L. from Mechan
ic.' Institute, Euaton.
1812—Firat premlnm and SILVER WED.% L, Franklin In
stitute. reutoylvanin.
1646—Pint premium end SILVER 'MEDAL, Franklin In
MO—Diploma and MEDAL :tfeetanice' Irditnte,Boeton.
Tim vOICE OF THE WORLD;
MR PRIZE REDA L OP THE WORLD'S PAIR
ntr anted 10 COMEAU METEit, for him TWO PI ANOS, Octo
ber ISM, IS,L.
anrA I. JLaT 0! MUSICAL MAU L MEATS:
W. STEILNDALE BENNETT, London.
111 TOR BERLIOZ, Paris.
SIC. HENRY BISHOP. London.
DIL ROBERT BLACK. America.
DIL SCAFHAULT, Munich, Germany.
SIR GEORGE EILLILT, London.
EIHISMITED TELALBERG, London.
Dr. NTT - ME,
CHEVALIER NEWKOM; "
PROFESSOR FISCIIIIOF, Vienna.
CIPRIANI POTTER, London.
Eldlndelphla, Mnrch I, ISM—marl:ly •
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DOLLARD, PRIMIER ARTIST?. IN RAIII—INFRN
TOR OF TILE CELEBRATED GOSSARRII VENTILA
TING WIO AND F.LASTIO RAND TOUPACES. It. DOL
LARD has olwaym rely for sale a vpiendid rto r k of a m t s .
Wig., Toupee., Ladles' Wigs, half 'l%'lg., ?riots, Braid.,
Carlo. /cc, beautißdly manufactured and O-Neheap n• at any
establlr-braoat lu the Orion.
• C. MOROLN,
net, near Fourth
DOLLAIID'S ficrirsoltun Extract. or Lustrous Hair Tonle,
prepared from South American hole and roots, the moot
auroesaftti article ever produced fir preset-ring tho hair from
foiling out or changing color. restoring and presening it in
a healthy and luxuriant Slate. Among other masons why
Dullard's Hair Cutting Saloon maintains Its Immense popn
wily, le the fad that the Tonle is applied to every bead of
hair cut at his edablieliment, consequently kb; kept in bet
, ter preservation than under any other known application.
It being thus particularly tested by thouratule, offers the
greatest guannty of Oa etilemy,
Sold• wholemtio and retail at Weld establishment, 177
4 :IIOESTNYT Street, oppwite the State noose, naiad&
B. DOLLARD has at last disecirend the .ne plug ullnonf
ILAIR• Dlik: and . 1111I101111eSa It for, sale, with mime mitre
deneeirSit surt•aaring everything of the kind now in nee.—
It colors the hale either black or brown (aamay bedeeired)
and it clad without any injury fo..The htti . roe skin, either by:
stain.er otherwise:- tan - be washed - Of .listen minutes atter
aplilleatlatc'seithent detracting- from -its. efficacy. • Person*
t.sitinT the City ate insited to give hint a eel). Letters oci ,
dressed to 11. DOIJARD/17: , =MDT street, Philadel
sdelphia, will metro attention. [marl. •
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Ilvits.ivm:hc-v44l:iof
MILLER & RICKETSON
unL t RICKETSON
jAMPS
For - One Week!
PI I ILADELPHIA.
TUOICI AS WHITE.
=TM
Drab and Colored Cloths,
IRISH LINENS,
MEE
G - . Low Spirits,
energy and capoiltyter builinesi or . 4ile . ri;scaucci to eriojoy life
and flopplrusx, ari; wretched complaints which Weal, prey
illi)011 the constltntlen of the unhappy . objeet,•- They - are
usually brocight on through trionblee and tailctiont or the
mind, actlimbuy hOdto,contlned air iud elcsii &sidle:titan
to etady. They aro sometimes • attended with Acisa et appe
tite, • Indigection, iljomir4U, nervolui .daidliii;;!tighttat
circuity, and a 101, .u.ralotililY, d'Anst!tati:OAlteismoit
Nov, while these - melancholy dlande 237 :iiisknthabiigit
sparkling eye loses-Its wonted lwAra--thii =bad tor Issictio.
tratlan and vivacity—the body its manly amaze and sigor.!.
and the noblest fecilugo of-our. nature gradually 'doll:mils
away to a fretful peerlsh temper, until life' becomes a bur.
• the ied ind other arise to shorten the existence of the
A balisvf.ir these horrible dbuidera will be fund In that
excellent iutiele, ImszYs FOREST WINEI '
ZaPSee lame. advertisement in another ix:damn:
Sold Wbolealle arid Retail by Dr. GEO, 11. Km - 8E11,140,
corner of Wood etreet and Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.; id
so, by JADES T. SAMPLE, north-Inuit cornier of Federal
street and tho.Diamosul,Allegbeny City. ibwo•l•lw,akw
, .
1 Scroifsilt is' due tio• Siee'l Painlin= to say
that It tau been known tocompictely eiiidicaie smell ventage
of this dreadful disdise Id lesti Mau iliarl4.l4 pther
and afiess cost or inconverdeice to omPa-tint.
The thousands of certithulM tulle anntb of the PriVrt
tor, ninny of which are from well known tithseninfAhe city'
of Pittsburgh and Its immodiate ildnity, go. toaboi clearly
and bevondalt doubt; that 'Ktint's Paraminis lie nuidleinli,
arm, common value, not only as a local 'exactly in
itheuleatirrii, Desfness,'lnu ASS*DIII, but as a L l =
Internal remedy, inviting The Investigating physicians, as
well as the suffering;patient, to become so:panted
merits.
Those having a dread of mixtures .are assured
medicine Is purely natural, and Is bottled as It flOWllinlka.
thnbamm of the earth. .."
The foll catfficrd4 copisdfrom apapeepaidielms/Mt
&ramp, N. 1, and bears date Aeggd Issz. adkishir
also etypanclod tbe cerifficaboilhe p. - 3,64 M. Pi
This may I sit math - eartify, that I bar's' been ao badly
tlicte,dwith Scrofula for the last sevenymentLat mostof the
time I bare been unable to attend to any kind of bu.sinass,
and much of the time amble to walk and eandued to my
bed, and hare been boatel nearly all the time by the hen
Physicians our country affords: L msMalonelly got mile re
lief, but azt tare ; and =tinned toero'tryouts until Dr, Poot
recommended me to layqbe Petroleum , or KockOil, aa ere.
• rything else bad failed. did eo without faith at fast, bat
the effect was astonishing; it theaw.the poison to thancrface
at one; and I at once began to gnaw better, and by using
wren bottles Ihave got a ears worth thousands &dollars.
This may certify that Ibave been soinillotod with Merl
Petroleum or Rock Oil, for more than s year, .and have re.
yeatedly witnamd its hal:l4dd effaCtill In the come of loin•
lent ulcers and other diseases AM vhdett it la recomineisded;
and can with emblazon recommend it to boa medicine woe..
thy of attention, and COil rarely cry ant Mama hag attend
ed its use where other modleincamdfidled. • . . •
D.. X. 11307., IL
For. =lf ill Dnialists In. ptia bsegb..
HAVE' BEHOVED TO THE 'CORNER OF.
Wood.and Sixth . Streets •
- Atir Where they offer to their old eastoreirsotad
public general/y, atthe tired rites, Wholesale and Retail,
the largest .meet select and complete stock. of CIIOLCE
TEAS. FAXIIX anocznies, WOODEN AND WILLOW
WARE terbeknuel to the West. •
.d 504.7
. • : CHAS: • E . : LOOMIS
Stock and Bill Broker;
Biota!, Bonds, Mortgnges, me., Negotiated.
PLETICLIAIL /..117-11P3X CIVET
TO TIER PIIDOLLSE AND SALE IF STOoKS.
Walks inn &Joon& Co., anger of 'Wood sod A:moth
sirens.. •. • . janDkly.
TRAVELERS FOR
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON CITY,
.
LOOK AT. THIS.
NO ET.4ol : lllth •
RAILWAY TOE ENTIRE DISTANCE!
And Pare Redneedt
TWO LINES DAILY. '
rims.m.ers forßalthoote and - *Bahia - 7,ton aty are in
formed,thst by purehming a rocket for Baltimore, at
the Penneylvania Beare
:el Company's Off:we. on Liberty - rt..
they can go forward over the route- by- which 'the . Unite!.
Slates Great Wnarrn ifaß and 'Adams a Ctea {Teuton
prefl, le casual. Leaving Pittaburgh at 3 and llXo'elork,
A. 31„ and arririnm In Baltimore In 19. and 21 hoar% Teepee
tisely—beink by far the quickrat and most pleasant route to
the Emit.
Ira-Through tidrzb,to natimore, - $9,00. .
lie:Trroe chrsked lAroatift.
L'ar Passengers for WathiCl2,lAff Win prorred on '- viairtly
atter arrival In raltimore, there.being four Tram: directly
m tem city. Fare from Baltimore - to Washlazon, $l,BO.
- Purerr,zera are mecum! that the* aearcantodailon on the'
'mute la theeoontry. . -
Malts fuming this . line, ars unsitrmod by. those of any
littOsurgh, February Bth, 195;. ' '
T AltD-3)0 bbLI. prime Lard; oiz bsnd soitior ado by
j 4 hbsl • '. • JOILN BLACK A-CO
Virittlfra--0,10 War. Itortitical Whisky, on hand, znl for
T nolo by (kb.%) .10141 BLACK 8 CO. .
E? 6 I'ORK— . GOO 144. hi *tore and fur imil.•_br •
i . t h us • .71MS• 11LA035, •& CO.
1
• • )1u •merAL,auo tom Belli Creek; .
100 do Nce. 1 and 3 lariats: far ink bp
KENO & 310011111SAIR •-
541 COSS of Timm= !101l *Co's eelobrutpl Consuelo
IJ Cue ent qura-ing Tobsooo, %foil m piper planes,
oat ',veiled arid rar mde by
teb2.l
..11A1'1.1111t1'. OARVIZ'S.L-liisseiend this day, et
1
the Carpet Wasehotee,..No. S 5 Fourth street, rich mg
ete , ;:tut new styles Tamtry !again carpets, to iro
Invite the stleationof mzbaecrc
fetCs • • W. 31"th.thOCE. '
..,
C.l VGA!: AND MOLAIMES— ' • .
1.,„ GOO lads. prime New °Hearts (oak eoopeene,) Molasses
100 hell bias. do • do 'd0;"
iltUdldS. . do do &agar, extra;
L 4.21 For tale lq .101121 MAMA CO.
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(ZULU' tlti oil'altAGTs—A new calicon, with additional
10 lota and reterenees to Loth English and American de
ekvris, by William 11. Bawls. ,Vitselind and for rale. by
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• &WOW Ind Stationer,
(3 Wood rtreet.betrieen Third And Fourth..
LAND W:ANTS Botitutr. sQLD AND LOCATED.
M:I
The nuderaigool. in rennet-Ban with dl=...: 4 l'llre•-•TW,
I,:pq, of aarnport, Inaa will attend- to 'the kcoting of
1.111.15, Skvkrehing titlee, payment of taxes, or nay other bp
eine.o in the Stab. of losns re afire to . public Lands .- Terms
moderate: and the strietestattentian • paid to trirsoctionli
revel wed, or to any blush:Las entrusted to them: ' •
JAW BLAKELY. •
No. lAA corner of Word mid Liberty 3t1.1L
Western Insurance Company, Pittatorgh.
R. MILLER, Jr., Presidrizt. $ P. M. 0011.00:1, Steretaiiu.
CAPITAL, $300,000. • -
irvare aminst aII kiwis ar riots, FIRE atml 3Lt-s
GltiF. AU loe.ie.rUlbeUhnllradJustdpal
prnaTtly
A Home lietitution t Managed by Dln=sons vbo are well
known In the ontunttnity,•and who are determitenk
premptocae and Iftrnllty, to maintain the character which
they hare sar,umcd; to offering the bat proteeticin to those
who deire to be ituturrd.
Directors.-4:. Miller, Jr, O.W, Rickel:son, .7. W. Butler;
liolmr.t, Jr., W. 11. Smith, C Ihmsn, George W.Jackson,
Wm: M. Lyon, James Lippencott. °write panic, Aram No-
Aulay, Alinsoder Mallet, Thomas Soon. . .
Offiro, No. in Waltz ' , tree; (Warebouse of 1 1 . pang
Ca. up stair,) Pittaburgh. • • norl..kly
Window Shade-.and Oil. Cloth Itltatn.f.tetory,
48 11tWI1 'STREET, .•
E. R. KEENAN, • - " -
41.2 -Empr LA6iDSCAPE sitADES,Mi era ne. wr.
b do do do : - - .75 to -• 87 do.
• 0 do do do' 'V,OOk) 2.00 do. .
Flowered, Gothic and Plato, assorted priece; • .
Buff Linen, 44 250.; 64 Q 04.• . . .
Buff 011• Cloth. 4-I 25c., 54 Sle., 64 4004'' •
Carriage OG Clotholach, 4 M.E.,5-4 Mk., 64 40c4 : •
Figured Each d 44 ..^2n, 54 40e., 154 4 .4 c:
F.nomelled do 44 3,r., 54 40e., 64 50e.; '
Mahogany and Rosewood 4-1 W. c.. 3475 a, 64 876; -. .
Table Corers; with centres, 44, ; , g, 75, 67316 and li each;
Flour Oil Cloth, 4-4, 45, GO ond7oc, per yard;
Fietirth Un&5,,,011 dot/4j 111,00esch. . •
cumin°. - .
tnng Mock On Coats.sl.76 etch. - • • .•
.3 ackete st,ou. -- Pants hneje... Mote 623.4 -
GOODYEAR'S ROD= GOODS.
Long Black Costs $5,50 earn.
Short Mack C00t,,, $4.2.5 each. -
Lone Patna, 53,2.5 each. •
le =ins. V 2,00 per lair.
Devon. of leoinstbm.sonTrozotparent,Smerold,Ororn,lhor,
Blue, Yellow and Climax" Window Shade Oil Cloth, am this
le the sole and original Manufactory. All Goals warrantcd .
nnt to diet. fad., or crack. .
To Merebuts and Druggists throughout the union
D. B. , CULLOUGII, •
Al AN UFACTUIL III ER AND DEALER IN
PAINTS, OILS, 4 . 0.;
No. 141 Walden Lame, New York,
T ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of Druggists and
_Lk Merchants throughout the Ilnkto, to Ms large and ex
tenelve aosartatent of PAINTS, OILS, bc., of the • BEST
AND PUREST QUALITIES, which he offers for rale On my
moderate tenon, bath to (ash and close-time buyers. Below
are enumerated some of the leading articles:
WHITE LEAD In oil, in kogsof 25 to 500 It et.
nLeca PALNT, YELLOW OCHRE. YEN. RED, In oiL
PATENT DRYER, SPANISH BROWN; TERRA DE SI.
ENNA, In 011.
CURER, CHROME ISIPIBULitE AND :.ADMICAL
ORENNS, to aII
PRUSSIAN BLUE, ennOWFTELOIVAii,i VERDICIRIS,
In 011.
TAIL S IRSof A n akin att
LDIEL II OIL, RAW BOILED VTIT, Wu •
CHALK, LAMP BLACK. ' •
AM. and ENGLISH Ten. RED, CHROME RED and YEL.
LOW, dry.
INDIA RED, TIED LEAD, and LITLIARCE, dry.
STONE FRENCH and YELLOW OCHRE, dry
CHROME, PARIS and BRUNSWICK LULKEN:dry..
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW '
DTSICA.a and others In want of any of the abode:
mentioned articles, NI Sad It to their Interest to call, as ow
(=ilia. for manufacturing and purchtuang, and our expo
rter:co In the biminese, glee WI advantages In selling over
nod of those In tba same line. D. B. MVULIQUOII,
jsztlkatoods 411 Maiden Lane, Now York.. .
IMPORTANT TO HOUNERREPERS I
Sondhing Edit)" a 3 1 more Ertrawasical than AS3cla Cream
Thrtar, or any other Preparation in existence for doling.-
TA WINNE'S CLIZERICAL YEAST, Oft BARENG JjPOW
DEB—For raising Iltnoad, Biscuit, Griddle and Johnny
talker., Pallhtge, Pot-Pict, Dorn Breed, Sweet Cakes, Apple
Dumplings, Pastry, he. This article is one that every
FAMILY ROTEL, BOARDING ROUSE, - •
Eating Saloon, Ship, Steamboat, TesseliCanal Boat,
will find, r pock's careful trial, to be the eery 031:37 needed
every sinnte day of Mir ezistence.
Its most important advantages over the old system, are
1. It saves the expense of milk, eggs: shortening, spoiled
bread, and the trouhle and expenso of mewing good yeast,
—water only being necessary. •
2. No time is required for the dough to rise before baking •
—consequently, bread may ho made in a few minutes.
3. A cook can always depend upon having light, sweet,
tender and palatablebr.n. d and bisenit,4hether -the Dot!:
be of the best quality er not
4. Breed made by this proem is mach more nutrition's,
easier of digestion, bethaStted fora weak 'stomach, sweeter,
whiter and lighter, than when made with yeast •
S. The bread made by fermentation, does not ailed the
same amount of nourishment to the system, thst it does
when made with this compound; boesusetitemvtaMeterld
contained in lamented bread, prevents the proper salmi of
the gastric Auld upon it, and cousequent4i a Part only goes.
.0 nourish the body while the acids toad to kirodoeel,T3'
This.article has beat than:mealy
liked. Whin war acconliztg .to tbe.:•dire4brus one
rented to salt. . • _ - • •
llgfeite careful to ask ter 1) enwsipll POWDIat
take no Other; and you will sot badge& ed. Prindpal
Alal. /Z Water *that; New Tort'W. the the test
*reeere 'arid 41rWeSh VDetanY... • •••''. *
''' Agentein kittstargt
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sir Dootappeo at 8% c l clock; pericomackee to eon:lion:wit --
at 7 -
&ate may he conned et the Loa Office, diorlag the
day, little:Sot extra charge.
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Kir &caul :lighter the celebratoidactrese, 'Mille MARIE
ToteEviartyllit will be produced Abakspeere's
pIs)oROMEO AND JpmEr.. .•
31,1118 M. - Doric
Brater,/rd.
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Ana um.
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To cotKiaile withialErtdo WoOd
laim Wis 4 grare.c
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G e T O. W. likkUal • No. 144 fliaisblield gt. Itorst7
:ir:4otrin.t4l . 10)07e tie
. 01115*,caratz MAI aril 'Woad graft, '
113/.4Velth3g... 428. _
they:. , Angeratts iodge,_No. Z39 s L
- o.or 0.r.11114ar
W4nemisy meth* ta Washbuton tur m o ba - 6 Tel/
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.WBLACATlLAV;orthe: t rozow
No. M Mitred, where the ' y g e r' ribest. ELockAt i G rt."
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11 - .7.1. O. O. le.--Birse otmeettng,-Waalkineuul
tbe3 7, :WOoditreet, between nth atteet and Virgin a/ 4,
:117MBuscn Lobe; bro. 338-31eeta every Tuesday PM
311MCAIIIILZ Itscaznmw, 87,—„Ileets fret and Ulla
l'ettlay °teach mouth. - rinikr2ol-'-
tc• TNA .INSURANCE-'COMPANY., .t
.f ' llartford, Coca.—tarftel Streits3oo 7 o,lo; , As!
sets $4.89,172. Crake of the Pittatrtart*AgearyiAtterNere
Salm ot3feardy J; L yonl r, Rood street.. -.2'1 -
g&C/trust cornett carmna Agreat , intniper,
soniare dreadfully tormented *Mt corns. 'Anemia- -
sale
rem - ill be • lltand in Dr. Coarea . Olan Pl.S.arift,'Ar•P•
by edy
D n r. GU). ICEIREiI, 140 Wood istreet. - -
,
retail at 123iand eta- per box- - - sips : •
deductions to those erbo.burbi sell stain.:: : ::: ..
07CURTA/HS, Cartstin. Materials, ate ;
Curtsin Trimmings . of every desartrakse,Sureitstre:':.
Plushes,lhocatelles, Ae., Lace and 2ltterut Ctretsheor.Ts.-:
Painted Window Grit Coralcxe, Crutaln_Pt_es; JAW",
wholtsale•aret • . _
: . No. le/ Chesnut street, owner retth,_pti
Cuitains • Itatie and - Trizented hi the very newest
11 . 1.11reaoa window - mu/1A Airsumiar.o%.
teary, 031: Et :SS Nlr 4N72ADOIL-2114-'
ruudirmull.l.A. Oar metro 504 kTrassilreitairrt'
' tar Mal;
Air. Dealers arid °thins erehiiDiri'hi Ore car rail,
fire parebasing elsewhere: 0 7 111ULRE.
suZilm & i&eareerirsontlsad Arch sta,
ft NELSON'S DILGITETIREOTYPEP.—
Post O lithriags, Third street.. Likettrasiviitaken
In all kltids at weather, from i AL IL tia.s P 31-, giving
seettrate artistic and ardmatellkeimet, unlike and. vastly =-
puke to the mum= damp d..ixitrytktyea at the tollowlttg
cheap Dom: $1,50:4 E3 and upirant, antorling
the Asa and 'malty atm= =tram. . _
Hakes L:cr ealdritefrosctU /L,IL to 2 P.N. •
N. 8.--Llkeninunaolar.k at demand pacranuqatni in any
put of** tity. -: • - '- _ . -Inarmety--
Tr -- .D.E..S.PlIiitSflp. Nobles- In ttur flead.sni all din• -
Ltc) r claabLe dinclumni [manila est .tly and perms
• nens.Varawedoritbn pain Incozrven,
ter, Itindpal duria. of toe N. T. tit Stager/ orho may be
consulted At 19 Azah Janet, Pin3adelyhLa, tronn 9 Id- to 3
li2dtteenjeium - Of close and alnieciiii andlficlni attention to
this branch of special praetlee b 11.4 enabled him to teltnea tat '
treatment to such a degree et cameo collo Sad the tion'koon. -
finned and chinkuitercasea yield, by nateadzrattentken to the
ASSOCLAMP.I3I Firemen*, istsueastee
Compaiay -of the City of Pittsburgh:
K.I4OOIIBILtD, President—noßrarr PII4ICEZ ISiII Saeretary;.
inters. egalzd-P/RX and -MARINE. W.S•efaLl
kinds; Odieez in Pdonen.pau4 noose, Nos. 12.1. =A 125-2 sr:
WIPITIZENEP - Insurtmes -CO Aar
Plttsburgit.-11-1:1; 11.1110 r— 1;11AI
VIM L. 111111.9111CLL, likantazi:7 - :
Aria: 91 if greet, &amen !Lake! mat
Thames MILL nal CAUL° MO:4m the Ohio and Mada.
stpyl Rlvers and tritadarka . ' 7; ;
Innues against Lan or Naugle byllre;
ALSO—Agabsst the Pails of the Soo szuHolasullia:4o.:y:,
it. D. ring, wm.•
2 am Ita*7., • Samuel M. • _
llobort Durilsp,jr.;- John & Dilworth,.
& tbabsugh,„ •Yarris Salem,
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rioriiiiarassixerauf
Yv. 156.Leatir strectransl2l. Disiziond . -
L0Q319 100 tans Jambi esp anst-s.pequd
o 0
met fariz4sby ' • - '
Z . - 1.1:00 alwiftangin.-
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JO= BUCK %
.:1171S11-.--30 bbis. No. 3 Atzicittrel;
• •DI half WA. - do: . Insurre - sad for p . ale,by .
MMY-VCDTZOOOII-& CO, - -
• cornrrs.f Penn aniUrvin
JOHN GROUTT - •
lICCESSON -to - Moamar • Intidietn . e. if
S 1,
BIZANDIE3, aI9T , IMES, #e Abso—Dower.-ixt4frarl,---
Old Misty and Pima Zlodody, borne: . of funktdtdd 'oar- ,
Hist gnataidittatturdb, Pa:..•- • - - Jan.U.df,-.7•-e•
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,TIXE thin method of informing frienda - ant ouzo- ".
.wwww, that I bare renicmcd to the new Wszehoase, No.ilLikaty meet., nearly opptesit6l3”A C. 14 . Street
,- UpbB 1. ALMS, HUNTER.
: Now Is the ekan g etiir Person with IMO, •
' r 30 111:1Y GOOD. ` WILL AND' FLILTDIOS
j are In cieellant coadtdon,) or a TalThapir,.dcdng •
intrinent, and boa aftmelianit always .enstm It
gond rots of enatorn. It ran be tought cheap,. is the pro- .
prienr ; ls_ going into other : Itrirms. Tor initatandlon, " -
laire Mr.J. 1 1 .A.W0.11711;CLumsr,In the slitmolnL :. •
SASSAM aCHOOL DOO/S3,—Darisoar -.Amu, are.
keeping on band alarge supply of the - flandeig flebrot •
I.lldOxi and Massachusetts Stably:an &bed Saidatiianblica:
dans. *an, a larga avant:nett cif Carter's andol . b,_
"suitable for Fabbsib School Libraries.- - • •
True* Qutation 11111 i Class 13cadst, Tickets, BecintAir;gstiks:'
Cards, and other fabbatb •Sclanol reqsdaitea •leri«.!alq=st
Dorton and ntlisdelphip_pdaits, by • r • •••••
feh2G! '• • r• DAVISON' & AGNEW, a Illarlide
soirx Jecuolsr-...L...........,:„.;„....1..-.......coauTurS.A"-
WI:4131110 and Retail:clothuag.iterehantk''
• - 110.:88 WOOD
mIIE robseribers Teppirtfully - LoSorat thole o i l ounagmen
I and tho public In general, shat they ban this 4sy
seeitted:Outuesetves in the above. Mishima, wader '.the.tient
Of JOON hTCLOQ-IiET .t CO. Thor respeetpgr.-Su:llett
The previous b at each will be Bottled
A CARD.-7b the 04sidsancr 'Orman .rtaidagt of Aut.
it. bona.,
.41 I' tieighborirqd: itir, 4 . 6 isFecoat-1,"
modatice of the - and Frenth,ition
jarteonoluded arrangemorits to draw dram= •
pehlkek & CO, Fraakforton-the 314124 std to
Mena Edwtrd Mount Co.,Bankezt, dank_
awatiatado payable In all tho priaripal Nora throgilkp4' z .:.
r ! fXIiS 2 . 41467 M. 't.PPIY
TdP.aCplgBC6 Sew Fork,
Or, tie tualendrowd, Env:wall Amt, tio. ISG, aorta of. • ;
• • WOW 'tuid-Libort7 streeta, nttsburgh. - -
dielt - BLARIax.
101311kiii-AND PARASOL XAMMAiiO44__
ol
-o : - N.ffasz gnaws, PIZOAII7II4-!
iIL:DROW/11;.respecoany- isgonas-Anuil; Uistitu-
PARA SOLS - Esrtitoappttsactik*lFOiNFPAan t •
p te, Lid lathes their
He is constantly adding pew, ediskania
tar Stock coact the most be foand in the eons ttearOactkodl:44•aat
Also, will be rosmd a large doet!.Or
sisltag or low priced COTTON: acicauficerery quality, aid ; •
a cisoice assortment of Sax, ell atirldr4 otkra atastnalr :•.:
admire on !hi occt of manufsetute....."•-,, • Liar •
• . •
L A: ItiothiS... 7 —Beelt's Atelitte ,
... lovivprodence,.
it. - , ck . cceet ..
ednion ;It vas 8 Tn. - '7 . - • • .
...
.Binn'sllitatin•—Bion'a Janice, and Badmen Ewes Lev*
Guide—Mb edition; revised, eoccven'd and sveetts 491,ei •
: by Prederk t, Brightly, .Eaq.; 1 vol. Se . - - s, -
•
lilentiees American ermine/ Late—A Treialise car ih ,
Criminal' Lew of the United States, by.lt'redertek Vittarinti; --.
. second edition; 1 vol. Bvo.
DitniaP'4' !Ink of Fbrnu.—li: Book of Fcavits . Ointaini •
more th an twelve hundred farms, fie Insole° ba theCtrar ng ts -
of Transylvania, sad 01.U:el:rut ted Spth-5, by James D. Dun- -
tap' seeowl edition; I la ilva.. • ••
'.- linartcat's Law Lexicon—ate Law
_letztene, @ Dictionary
o_Jctrispradenne, by J. J. B. illtutott, Esq.; from the Lon.
don edition • I voL Sm. . - . ..
. • 121 e "10:6 aze. for sale by .' - • ' ' • . TIAV-kthl.
.
/OILS DOlll3
InMani:
CARROLL usls. munamEw s -
uurnsuiNG - . STORE. A X D
BEIULT EILAXIIPACTORYi
145 Bata/sore at.. Baltimore,. under. Carroll
Tnzundersigned, inecuslucting the above business, .na0e.,,,:
e.,,,: diort to obtain the choicest Occsf4 aPpertairdng
to the fientlettren's Furrdshini line th at is imported tolatto
Nee York market: The store is kept coratantlyeapidied In -
maamag e goods, together with a variety of hazy articles
The attention of the pu b lic is also ailed to the PATICIT
8110IILDItit SIAM DUCT, maanfaetored by them, which
for neatness ant comfOrt of St cannot to 4z:celled., To this
branch of their tuodoess tbe undttoigned pay parcipplakst.-;
Ration, arid are determined not to le 0=61 0 4 by anyably : -
listiment in this city. An erpciienced Cutter einitaeged
and a satisfavary II is warranted in miry ease.
cons .-
. • mama and
hantvaried astortment of the alms artieles kept'
term tantly on 4 which boffered to the trails otrillseral
deelo.ulmo—feblo
81% LOX:Mai 11l
uniu4sonivaai.mincit,
oilfinßao3l d..ND YO.
Alum.ll sootrodA ...... i
.... ...... rw
MePATIL, als Retain.
• • • NOGRIDCi es
- - (Lin TWICECKLL WandDOß4
corner or Commerc Pine Ste.
CONSIGNIIMiT3 and Oninnuakm3 will roeat with prom end personal attentloo. mad liberal adorn:ea-TM b p e
t
prim arbett required, cm Ontsivamenta or Mils of Lading,
m .. 2 Orders fa the purchime Odle Lend, Grab:, ticiap inl otherodere, viii be promptly Vat the lowest aterketericer. '
Th e Bece4 T b ig and Porwardlag of Merchamilm and
once will meet with scare and diftrareln Pee' lowest
'sensor Pretht will always be proccroad, and the experow,„., •
Stange mat Drama samuch as paudble avoided.
J..& P.. Welch, St. I.mlat MU & kaftan_ p Cilaetz,
Page &
Ckarien, Blow litcoo, trada & umemen, • • dot • -
& Co., cl
do it ;
i S loorm & Prat :
er. •
Ctontean & Valle,-- xhig do: slotor a ao:-
whns . aor
Doan; a co., E. 0. d0; ofaminasi'a ilausi a , .
do
D.
WLeech .Britlirek Rrojittablg R. k C.. Varian
it 00., do; Morgan. 4 3Lilurk [1
do
Wm. tiolniei & C 0.,. do ; MIL Octorrys,, ' , do;
Bknv it iareif, lien York. :Shield, &lure,- , _ do ;
F rui t *franca, do; Joetelr lee & Co., _ =min im .
Chalice AiMelat do; Alatlitot J. .
A. o.ranreti ida.,Bcctorn W. R.
...- roaltvithr. , - - -.
tiocava t ilin a c 0. ,, - do; MD. Nev
,eomb dr. _ din:
..
T. C. Tviriell it Co, Coa.939cdon lilerdavdes. - Nvit _ .. .
ell
szorra*Ailoniztienee:vwfaitilif .
ell r to our addrets, l llm.enbild y letter
midi, or w rreadorsol ocricitof Udine before, or at tba - -
thee of shipment. -.- MOORILDO&_ ,
_a MFarls '
jarL2o-jau27-retCo - St Louni_nindivii.
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Mccrbeut, . - W. J. X.udftwil, j , • •
B. SawYer, . RaL - fam
31..r.dge r,
W. W. Dallas, • • Charier Kent s _. • -
C. FL Paulson. -.WElZERtedftirool%
P.Anstorts.
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