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, ET . . 4 4 . ent:., Reale, in ' view of the.shooking barbari
tietenraitideil towards the California Indians,
..Pritpuses eeveral remedial measures :' • Theie are
,r of half a million of dollars for
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Ilab i linhinent of military reserves for them, pro
ti4ea.by SoltOns, where they can support them
saitikloy,,lppe, find to make it obligatory on all
gif4464l . *Tptoired California in the Indian
fferaiiiiaiWiunong them on these reserves;
• s:l.ti .. .ji . toircnt:itAltik/adiati agencies, and the
•••901,31MeotliX'auh•agents, et about $1,600
Indians, and assist them
- • 'Two yr three of, the native
Califmmienieluulgo:a4ltk.kidatipping (he Indian
' and t.l4lii as .dares, have been
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:GALE OP,TELin BLAIN LIKE.
kiiipOittarta.ittut been - intreAuced into' the
ragislituri k ,Frposing to sell die main line of
our Biatiiilieprovertiente 'at fifteen , millions-of
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• dine entirely too-Short' at the pretieni.session
mature of. this kind, even if it
. 10 6 #:1 41016 iP 410: .Therefore'we appre
iiitl.44l:4l9o:**l if the adoption of this
lleige year! ago
'ea-effort zemMOite force the 'legislature to
eel], hptthe speenigtore were defeated. Then
offereo sixteen million for the
privilege':tif; getting hold of the property of
• .•ihe people. ,TheY.niiit; comedown in their bid.
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est andge Urtiuntly Itithefs business' transactions: sre thti
wo w * iigeltS lnibit titles of Kea York and Boston:
Vor-thirifFrning ' Theyminiaturized to fusteite - dtlz
vortiseoands - and BasetiPti oll o fbr -us at our usiud rata/
..rupy r p t itpc ;my instudedas payments. -Their Olen - meat
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1131)ii ; :tplte t kt:to be : annexed .tO:critiiisy hauls.
Brnoice r -und HanitocE counties
had a meeting recently, at Wellsburgb, at which
theyitpoke:pLutour:cmpliatic terms in favor of
' bit:'i;pfujeci . jj' They say, !thstt.heir geographical
twildects tlit.444:upyty . inconveniences,
plidlatid-itiliOatr;:gi ; ittitilt they can !too no
sistem of le
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:::,sit they conceive - it
Wilton) will be promoted
,iiconiteet" ion with State which holds towards
t#tkieatpttide of an oppressor, they, there
. 144 0 2*0 2 i;0.4 1 4ge : themselies to accomplish;
if such an attitude be
The tneetiniwbich &Opted
theise:**litfiliisi, - ,app'Orkted a committee of riven
ii : 4ool4oiiirwittithe citizens of Brooke f litiii
rY:other:gareeti
pa4itOithritse means for _ bringing about lawful
...siglijiipeabie :Snare:na:in- to - Pernasytvapia,
should such ti course to ticOmaidvisable. The
feoPle :of the two "counties were. requested to
hold meetings at their respective placesof voting
in P7.der.tu blibit an expression' of opinion on the
subject. • ' • I
2 anietation project may be all very well
.
ftipthe people of . Nyeetern Vtiginia, and we be
it would belLreatly to.their benefit, but be
tiWthey;obtaiii'a diverse, it would be as Dell
fai , ;thent.*e4sult t enneylvania. on the subject:
If Virginia shotdd cast them off, and Pennsylva;
tila F t'etose to receive them, "where would 'they
gel"; Tide a c ,queition that will allow of
ogreatdeal pc - ales consideration," and eboull
be astended to at once.
. • .
_ - ,
A painful pr evailed yesterday, in repid
to thellealth. of Judge Grier. A metnherpf the
Pittphiji*,Vtir, :received a letter .treut iota
lielli i , ktifintring hies that judge 13.,,wea:doiNgsi..
ousli.idlitia that it was doubtful, if he would
ever. res ume Ids judicial duty, . This announce
ment.lMUlte*aii,ep sorrow among his numerous
fritaidi*thhi.cit,y, and caused the most poig.
siit‘'griltinill large circle of reinlives in this
city the-afternoon their feelings
weiel!lleeed by the receipt - of the following diet.
patoti, to .lls brother-in-law, Hexer Sestour„
'PIILLADELPULA, April 15.
Eating:dinner with' Judge Wilson and Mr.
Cntaminge All well
: • • 'AixMLA 'Goan roOkiao l'EopLa T—The edi
..
..., tor of' 6p . ltoktort -- PUet, aa is well ,known: (in
pareiititinitai) is h yen bandsotne fellow, as !imea.
go. - I.a . 4iv4war to a quotation in Pan:nude Month
ty “Are-we a good looking people ?" lie respondi:
68 follows:
. - -
“WenthSWer, personally and individually, yes
—collectively, we don't know. We should say
let evevy, face answer 64 itself; only there are
so.tnany'ficeti that iivront answer."
la- RevOldr.soo9llWei.entere • on the sob-
Jett of Public School
Rouse, iii-swiiil4.,..tteitioid.o4%urkdaY evening.
It is tnus ot tiriisic =list
euttleot:
ens
eloquently deqiiiet.'• `Tliii,4444:4l4 ; :the
conree,.will be on Thursday, the 211131 -befis!
the 'IMMO place. , • •
. see,ll.ll.llowAii is now in Newyork, for
the purpose' Of_
. ••• stie retires from the stage k .ius4, according' to. the
I riteS of aboritii; assumes • the name of Mu.
~;~<
GE damn.
TUX OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT.
eqr oY WAitulttrtott, 12tb Aptil t - 1858.
orm:FIT/per •Plal2o
' .:l : :? ••iiill:—Th . e-denizeus of Pittsburgh
•
ntiftsi - apeir• a portion of their time,
itlit4 - Sbodeiliii'seaeon of the year, at the seat of
- F,erialratigovernipent, can have no adequate
idea of wh'at is meant by n windy day. Even
in the "Smoky City " the streets are occasion
ally cleaned—so that all the rubbish and dirt of
every kind that Mightticottptdate is , not permit
ted to beidilie . i 'about et time of every high"
islitettille ° 42:4eirentfreillf aeeinr
- windy day, as though one were transplanted to
;the,, region , of P. sandy , desert,where,.the more
brisk the „hreeze, the more ootustant; and aeon
m.uhrty!.*lthe end dust which
every . tity . Wmtl mater tiVeltie Boob 'la the state
of eitniefrp_heiitif..ifkuietind such It has been, for
aboat 'every. othcr day, during Jig , last three
weeks. -The' fact le,' ever aince..the members of
Congress 'messed their regular blow,' old
Boreaa and . ail ids companions seem to have
been'tryinr . : their lungs; and during some days
you would think that they - were all blowing to
gether. •t ; .;
I think. that the readers of nowspapers,.gen
orally, are sufficiently Intelligent to render allu
sion ticeriere in my commanioatione unnecessa
ry; but there was a liberty taken with my Ger
man frleads, in this eV that I think altogether
unwarrantable. They are represented in the
letter to which I refer as having paraded forth
"See companya of German Yagers," on thyto.
casion of the reception of the blotik for the
Washington Monument from Switzerland. Now
it is altogether improbable that there ere as
many corapanies of this class of German soldiers
in any city of the Union; and I am quite sure
that, patriotism, the German population of this
city could not organize so large a body ne this.
t' A fine company of German Yagers" was what
I.'wrote. The stone was received by " er.-
Mayor" Lentiox,—that gentlemae having been
succeeded in office by Sous W. Matrur, Esq.,
the present istimable chief magistrate of the
City. '
. I have lately seen s great many articles in
:our newspapers,relative to a matter that, I am
quite sure, with all the intelligence for which
newspaper editors are remarkable, the writers
Allio not quite as well qualified to discuss as they
are the merits of the different candidates for
office in their respective neighborhoods; and
Which theyelearlyprove by the manner in which
they Write about it. I allude to what is com
monly 'Spiritual Rapping,. Without pre
tending to- have made up my mind 'upon the
questio l whether the 4 1.1isses Fox, and others
whose Arts
hate become quite familiar in dif
ferent p.4arts of the country, are !telly possessed
of the pose; which they claim, I am satisfied
that many persons, of excellent mental capaci
ties, regard this subject as one entitled to calm,
deliberate and respectful consideration. There
are: many persona, even In this city, who are
fully able to think for theraselves, and to form
eamelusiona based upon the evidences of their
Own aensesi -and thin class of persons,—because
they do think, and are glad to be able to think,
—very; generally consider, as was thought by a
learned man of a, former century, that "ridicule
is the weakest argument of a fool !" Those,
therefore, who affect to be so wise, as to say
that they " think it strange, that rational beings
'should yield up their minds to emoh
alluding to the examinations that are being made
' in various parts of o'ttr country on the subject of
Spiritual commuoications,—would present better
claims to respectful attention, by proving, if they
can, that there is, and can be, no communication
between the real or spiritual and the external or
merely superficial world. Whenever these
"learned nebula " shall offer to the mind fair,
etiological argument, going to prove this, then
they will present to reallyntelligent, indepen
dent thitikiog, and inquiring minds, some In
dacement, If not for giving op' all attempts to
discover a means or way of communication, at
least some ground upon which to respect their
opponents. Be, however, who can meet an ar
gument, or expose a fallacy. to no more power
ful manner than by the cry of "humbug," "
position," "delusion," "fruitful cause of insan
ity," &c., much more clearly proves his capacity,
parrot-like to acquire ea knowledge of words,
than tho mental power necessary to examine
into and understand a great metaphysical
system; and the ability, therefore, to guide the
minds of his felloti-men into the way of truth.
1 am of the number of those who believe that
our Creator has endowed us with faculties to be
used; that, the use of our faculties gives power";
and that those wtio would restrict man, in any
field of mental inquiry, are murderers or the
human soul : Tot " mighty is truth, and It shall
preeall; " and bow 'can the mind of man, either
here or hereafter, comprehend the truth, unless
Lid faculties aredeft to the most perfect and en
tire freedom of '
exercise. The mind that is in
any manner restrained, cannot 'of Itself find
'truth; and most, of necessity, be Subservient to
the power that restrains it. Truth has nothing
to fear from fair discussion, and the closest in
vestigation ; and therefore. I would say, let us
" Provo . all things : Iteld fast that which is good.".
Yours, truly, L. S.
CITY t. OF Wasnmoros, 18th April, 1868.
Meters. Harper 4- Phillips:
GESTLINK.9:—Ar the Senate has adjarned, as
most of ±ts members, have left the city, and as
_there are necessarily fewer calls et the Depart
ments, the business of appointments may be ex
pected to go on much more rapidly now than It
has done since the induction of the present ad-
Itinistration. Incited, the wonder bas been, to
pont persons, how the the claims and teatittion
isle in favor of• so large a number of applicants
could have been passed upon eojactiolonaly in so
little time; when it is twell known the t every
member of the administration hag been obliged
to devote a large portion
_of his time and atten
tion tO - perlional - calle of Senators, Depresenta
tives, end others, who were calling upon them
at all boors of the day, even up to a late hour
in'the evening. Such visits, however, cannot
be neglected' and, although it would be mulch
..bettss if the beads of Departments were to adopt
tome plan, by which so large a number of per
"sonallaterviews should be rendered not only an
neciatary, but unattainable, we cannot expect
to have- a change effected, until .the evil shall
'have reached such a point, es to render such
.. ohatige absolutely. necessary. I am inclined to
think that some plan might , be adopted, more
eompatible with the public interesta,and Woo more
heniflcial to the applicants themselvea. Bat who
shall be the man to undertake to carry out such
a Plan?
The condition of our relations with Europe is
looked upon, by intelligent and well informed
men; as being not less interesting 'than at any
former period of our history as an independent
people: and the appointment of banns Schwa
tie minister to Spain, and Jams Ihicutartaw; to
rePzinwiXtutilit: England, give to all the highest
assurance that man can offer, of the desire and
determination of the Executive to maintain the
rights, and'protict the , interest, of citizens of
the Dolled States, in whatever part of the world
they ; may be found; legitimately pursuing those
interestlt - ' The high character established by
th latter gentleman,- while Secretary of State
&singing our right to the
tordeollibt Wig°
entire - n, leaves no room for
4Ontitthat.*ll,l:4s9,l7*l be represented at
tits out of.Stcrames with a degree , of ability
:04:11xceeded in our own history,
if indeed it:loll,l**in that of any other people:
, i_iXtd the rertatatfewof the former, acquired in his
xidoptedfitatC*ijeeil 'as in the Equate of - the
'Vettictlitatittawisnites,s-scaroely less - bo Dora
tile termination of 'his mission to Madrid: - Thu'
"represented abroad- rwith scarcely a show of op-
position among the people at home;—with a re
potion on the part of the President; of pauses
sing the highest degree of moral coorage—with
the State Department in the hands of one coUthe
most able and experienced - tacticians - , in
country; and having each of 'the principal offices
at the seat of government filled by men of high
character, (as.those now here unquestiOnably
are,) what CISIO we anticipate for our country; in
its internal - adminietration, but the highest -de
gree of success and prospe.rity ever.known; and
a manifestation of respect and consideration
abroad, for outstripping the realisations of the
past lndeed, so high a position among tho peo.
ples of the earth, may justly be regarded as an
incident of our political existence. What other
people enjoys the immunities which we enjoy?—
What other country affords, not merely a refuge
to the care.wora wanderer In quest of liberty,
but also equal inducements to all to enter the
lists for almost every station .of honor known to
its government?
The great feature of our government, when'
compared witb those of other countries—that
which is so novel and beautiful, and excites to
the most sublime and political contemplations.--
is its adoption of every man, from every clime,
into the family of her citizens, If be possesses
the natural qualifications admitted by our Con•
Imitation. Herein lies the secret of our strength,
nnd we need not fear the discovery of that se
crab for no political Delilah can have the power
to divest us of that strength. No, while loan
shall cherish r. spark of- veneration - for his own
rights, lie cannot fail to recognise thitlis neigh
bor has rights also, and that mutual protection
is the only safeguard which either can offer.—
And while tyrants rule the ~ .destinies of other
lands—while we guarantee to all men equal poli
tical privileges—and whiles instead of diminleh
lug, the beneficial influences of our fOrm of goy-.
ernment shall be constantly increasing, the eyes
of all the oppressed on earth shall be supplicat
ingly turned towards us, and our example thrill
cheer them, and our brotherly counsels strength
en them, in their efforts to become free.
The appointment of Dr. Lusk, as Surgeon to
the military hospital, is one that will no doubt
be a matter of much surprise in your . city and
county; bat when it is,recolleetecl that the Pre
sident declared his determituttion not to regard
mere' geographical position in any State, as giv
ing nu applicant claims to office; and when It is
also remembered that this policy has thus far
been pursued in other States as well es in our
own; I do not think it is worth our while to com
plain abut the plan. Indeed my belief hasbeen,
from the outset, that it would prove to be a most
effective means of imparting energy to, and Bits
caring perfect unity in, the Democratic party.
Yours truly, . G. E. _
1=1:35031:3
The 'Howard Cotton Factory at Columbus,
Oeo., with all its appurtenances, buildings, ma
chinery. and site,‘ was sold at Sheriff's sale, last
week, for $41,008. The etockholders hid paid
into the oonitera about $BO,OOO, of which amount
$47,000 were expended in machinery alone, and
they have now to raise means to pry off other
indebtedness for which the Company is liable.
We cannot clearly understand why n cotton
factory In the South, cannot panacea as well, or
better, than those we haver4iitiliorth. They
have the material at thelr , door ; they have
cheap labor, and then capitalists aro men of en -
Urged views sad coral:near l!o enterprise. Then'
why should they fail in the manufacture of cot
ton goods t They have ail the advantages upon
their aide. It must bo in not attending to some
of the small details. They have looked to the
grand consummation of their project, and squan
dered thousands to arrive at the desired 'end,
when, perhaps, hundreds to the hands of a
northerner leas enthusiastic, woull, with cau
tion, bare insured a favorable result to the spec
ulation.
If the southern people desire to become prat
deal io the manufacturing line, they most go to
work to a practiCal manner. We believe that
whenever they would become successful manu
facturer*, the everlasting clamor about the Inte
rests of the North and the South would cease,
and we would be ebappy and united people.
ger A violent war is raging for thie posses
elan of a tract of land near Venice, opposite St.
Louis, Mo. The land, embracing three or filar
hundred acres was sold to a wealthy citizen by
the heirs then owning it, all of whom signed the
papers of sale, with the exception of one, who
was then absent—believed to be dead, probably
—and entirely overlooked. Subsequently, the
prodigal returned, and learning the existing
state of affairs, sold his claim to another party.
which other party is endeavoring now to obtain
possession of the property, so as to compel the
adverse claimant to institute unit The pur
chasers each base employes) a number of hands
to take possession, the armies on the ground for
the put week numbering each about 40 mem
bers. They are well armed with pi&lit, guns.
knives, /to., but as yet have had no general bat
tie. Both have built shanties, which 'stand side
by side on the disputed ground, end thus far
have !satisfied themselves with slight skirmishes,
maintaintng strict military discipline, standing
guard, ito. To carry on a tsar properly, how
ever, necessitates heavy expen.i;iiites; and wo
underetvnd the campaign bee caused an outlay
of $l,OOO or more, to one of the parties in a sin.
gle week. Under each circumstances, success
may be measured in proportion to the length of
the purse.
Tar Unsettsz CONViNT.-It is said that Mas
sachusetts would long since have indemnified the
owners of this convent, which was sot on fire by
mdb, and destroyed some, year)" ago, but for
the fact that bad she have done so by a special ,
law, many past cases of o similar nature world
have been brought up. The legal difficulty,
however has at last heen got over, after patient
investigation, by a decision that this case is an
exception to all others. A bill has, therefore,
been passed to a second reading in one• branch
of the Legislature, to indemnify the owners.
This, however, has been already followed by the
Howe granting leave to report a bill for the
benefit of Wm. Lloyd Garrison, the abolitionist,
who was mobbed to 1884 or 1885.
PPncii.tair. or Fasznou.—The friends of the
late Daniel Webster have succeeded in collecting
$BOO, the necessary amount to purchase the
freedom of Daphne, a slave belonging to Mrs.
Louisa Hunter, of the District of Columbia, to
gether with that of her eon. Daphne is the wife
of William, for many years a faithful servant of
Mr. Webster, who emancipated him several
years shoe, and who also intended to purchase
the freedom of Daphne, had his life been pro
longed. Among the contributions received on
behalf of Daphne were $217 from Mrs. Webster
and har Boston friends, and $25 each from Sena
tor Howard, Hon. E. Everett, Hon. Wm. Apple
ton, and others
THI TBouBts■ AT BAll JUAN.—It is said or.
dare have been received at San Juan, from the
English Minister at Washington, directing the
British ship of war Geyser, at San Joan, to pro •
toot the property of the Transit Company. The
citizens previously petitioned the commander
of the Geyser to protect them against the acts of
Capt. Hollins, of the 11. 8. ship Cyaue, which
he refused to do, as he bad express orders not to
interfere.
SEsumsa Corsornsacc.—lt is s little eingu
lar that of five of the Presidential candidates—
one, Webster, Is dead ; another, and the success
ful candidate, lost his little boy, soon after hie,
election, bra most distressing accident, and his
own and .wife's lives were saved almost miracu
lously; while' the third, fourth and fifth, 'lei'
Fillmore, Cass Ind Douglas, have each had to
mom' .the lose of their wives since the canvass.
Surely death strikes in high placea.
TsmPßlLVicx ty ifidi:Vir lir
ror Asitrxorog.—
A joint res olution wag inbroduced Into the board
of 001121:0011 council, of Waehingtoi?, on Monday
night, and pawed, proposing to talcu, the sense
of the voters of that city at the election irtJune
next, on the propriety of prohibiting ihegr . 4t;4
ing of licenses for the sale "'of Into:l6'4lnel.;
quart.
• ..,.,•'''..;,-,:!.
1 , -
Item of N'ews and NiatiallSaiy
Beeler, of Pampay r Mtiggan, shot
b wife dead 'trithi a rifle ': - .141tr - ivreek, and
`then destroyed himself by taking poison. The
Whole affair is Inexplicable
The .Canadiso assembly have - resolved that
the construction of a ship canal between the
St. Lawrence river and Lake Champlain would
cheapen freight between Lake Erie and New
York, regain the Western trade-for the St. Law
rence, and increase - the toile on. Canadian
Works.
Since the magnifioent bridal chambers of. our
new hotels have proved to be Such attractions,
we wonder that some enterprising - . proprietor
dote not furnish up a dying chamber, with the
moat splendid black velvet and ebony upholstery,
that wealthy travelers may have an opportunity
of expiring in style.
The spiritual rapping folks behaved so bad at
their convention in Rprlngtield bat week that the
Republican says, "It was a. poor, pitiful, non
sensical incoherent, hodge-podge, inmate, frothy
mess of tom:foolery."
In Louisville, on the 27th ult., Dr. M. B.
Breckenridge was married to bliss Lncy Long
daughter of Col. 8.-H. Long, of the U. S. army.
An opportunity, we preeumd, trill now be afford
ed the happy bride to
"Rock the cradle, Lacy."
A colored man. who sailed for Cf.liforbia from
Newbnryport, In the brig Arkansas, in 1849, re
turn ed by -the last steamer $lO,OOO better off
thou when be went away.,
Mr. May, State Agent of Indiana, publishes
e card In tun Indianapolis papers, to the effect
that there are $4,000 of the State bonds out
standing which have oat been cancelled, although
the fall amount of the bonds issued nave been
paid.
Tfeaveraville, California, hat at last met wi
a calamity which seems to be the lot of all cities
in El Dorado. A fire swept nearly all off, doing
&Rages worth $lOO,OOO.
The remaioe of Mrs. Douglas, wife of Senator
Douglas, left Washington on Blonde; morning on
board the Southern boat on their Fray to North
Carolina, trbere they are to be Snierred. The
holorable Senator 1701 aceompar.Jed on his
mournful errend by Charles S. Jones and Tana°
Bassett, clerkeof the Senate.
The Posaolßoc, in Philadelphia,. le hereafter
to be kept open until 11 o'clock at night, and
when a more convenient office is procured, it is
to be kept open all night.
The area of Babylon woe 22r; square miles .
that of Nineveh was 216 . square miles, while
that ofLondon and environs is but 114 equare
miles.
The Jeiretta, the Boston publishers, it le said
hare published altogether 300,000 copies o: Un do Tom's Cabin.
MESSAGE OE TUE GOVERNOR,
CO, 310111111 C/
TOM MU TO INCORPORATE TIM ERIE CTTY BANN
To the Senate and House of Rsysereatives
Of ohs CommontrealtA of Pennsylvania
Glan.r.stas—After mach anxious reflection,
and a very fall examination of the facts connect
ed with the subject, I have concluded to approve
bill No. 4, on the flies of the House of Serie
sent:Alyea, entitled "An Act to establish the Erie
City Bank." in doing this, however, L deem it
due to you, the people, and myself, that I should
make known the considerations which have
brought me to this conclusion.
I have repeatedly, since my induction into of
fice, as well as when before the people as a can
didate, declared sentiments adverse to the in
crease of banking capital, or rather to the exten
sion of paper currency, and I am not willing to
have my consent to the creation of the Erie City
Bank, regarded as an evidence of a change in my
views on this subject.
Nothing that has occurred, in this or other
counties, connected with monetary affairs, since
I withheld my assent from the creation of new
banks, daring the last session of the Legislature,.
has been calculated to prodnee arch change;
bat, on the contrary, mush that has taken place,
in surrounding States, may be regarded as
strengthening my confidence and yours, In tikat
policy which looks to A redaction rather then an
extension of the paper medium. The enormoto
influx of gold from California and other sot:nets,
not only continues, bttt, seems greatly on the
increase over former years, and many mil
lions have thus been added to the metallic cur
rency of the country. A commercial revulsion,
however slight or temporary, cannot pass over
without demonstrating that Pransylvnnin in
greatly the gainer, by confining the amount of
her circulating medium to the positive demands
of a wholesale business. There is safety to this
policy, for the merchant, and Actual gain to!the
Water, the mechanic and taborer. The wages
of labor seldom, It ever, advance to an equal
ratio with the enhancement of the nominal value
of property. resulting from a superabundance of
money. The condition of :he laboring classes
in many sections of the country, at this timt,
affords a eufficient evidence of the eonndneas of
this (maiden. Bo firmly am I convinced of the
wisdom of this policy, that had the measure no
der consideration' involved n practical departure.
to any considerable extent, from the ground
beretofore occupied on this .sobjrct, I should
have retorted the bill without my sanction, not.
withstandipg the peel:ol.lr local considerations in
Its favor. !Hat it can scarcely be.regnided.a.s
violation' yf the restrictive policy I. bate in
dicated. ;
The lintltUtlon thus crested is represented as
a trubstituyoo for the old Eric bank. . The pcn
ple of therity of Erie seem to prefer the oreit
ilea of a *w bank rather than the re-charteitof
the'old one: The old bank is not asking a rairt:: .
val or extension of its franchisee, but halt very
properly commenced winding up its affttirs.
And thus the city of Erie, now more flourishing
end extended in its business operations than at
any formes period, would be destitute of a bank
ing institution of any character. Remote from
monied institutions, at least from those of our
own Stateahcr businessmen would be forced to
resort to thisbanks of other States for the trans
action of their business, so far as banking facili
ties may be necessary, and thus throw Into cir
culation a currency less safe and fermore objec
tionable than our own. I can see no other local
ity to the State possessing business enough to
require _and sustain a bank similarly dream
stanced. And what I desire to impress upon you
most distintitly is, that my assent to the charter
of the ErittClty bank shall not be taken as wk.-
deuce that 1 would sanction the creation of new
banks in other localities, and presenting no such
inducement? ; audit is but candid and right that
I should say to you, that of all the •proposed
banks from which I withheld my assent last win
ter, this is the only ono which could receive my
aanotion at tide time, and besides this, the pro
positions are dissimilar, for the capital stook be
ing tint little over one half the amount asked for
at the last session.
It may not be improper in this connection to
call your attention once more to the subject of
the cancellation of tiie relief issues. I regard
the withdraWal of this - currenoy from circulation
as the Aretindispheable step in the reformation
of our paper currency. Pennsylvania should be
ambitious to lead her sister States in the great
reform of substituting a metallo for a paper me
dium;, but the cannot hope to influence this ac
tion so lo as she sustains in her sovereign
capacity t hfmost objectionable species of paper
Money.
This sainfary reform accomplished, the diffi
culties in alp way of the substitution of a metslio
j
for a paper ystem, at least as to notes of the
smaller den minatione, would not be insurmount
able. By progressive action on the sqbjeot,
beginning th the fives and those of lower de
nomination{ and proceeding ae time and expe
rience would dictate, a few years might bring
round a thorough reformation of our mixed eye
tem. I believe this to be the tree policy of the
country—one which would strengthen and pro
tect our age cultural, manufacturing and com
mercial interests in their rivalry with those of
other countries. I believe it will be wise for
Pennsylvania to adopt this policy, even though
her slater States refuse to join in the work—for
it will ultimately make her rich at their expense.
In conolusion, gentlemen, allow me to express
the hope•that before the final adieurument of the
General Assembly, efficient measures may be
adopted to cancel the relief notes now in circu
lation. MAI. BIGLER.
' Ibtrotrzrvz Bautzen, 1
:- :Harrisburg, 4111 S, 1852. f /
,Tan Wonr.p's Pen to Naw YOWL-It is said
tbat more than fourteen hundred packages of
articles for. exhibition is the Crystal Palace in
'Reservoir Square, havc already arrived at New
:York from forelgti ports, and fears are entertain
ia;:that there will be ipsnffteient room in the
building to accommodate all the applicants.
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_riolitl2exhitilizttraireniti,
' • strain°. 1 -
Spring tetamtu—Upring =dig+ • • ..,-,
. • Wlth ber eutublue end bee sheerer:, •
• -
Beaten isringing wlth_tbe ebncltur _
. Of the birds to brake end bower ;•'
-Baden* SUM& learn troewellbit,
Flowerwon teld mei bloom mat" ;
O'er tbde Cietan s • .
,liatiwe bolds be: Jubilee:
Batt then steeling comew's feeling • -.
O'er my bosom tenderly;
Sweetly I ponder, u I wander, -
Por =wimps ere of Owe!
Spring is comlng---Bpring b eoreingi • . •
With her =tamp fresh ars! light;
With her ttoons and chequered glory,
Mcy blue, anct elands of irtilti
Calm grey nightfall*, ithen the light falls
From the star—bespangled sky,
While the splendor, pale and tender,
Of the young moon gleams on high, -, -
Still at morn, at noon, at even,
Spring b fall of joy.for me,
For I ponder, as I wander '
•
And roy musings are of thee.
, • , •
BUll on thee my that:shwa.,
Whatsafer thy ; name um) be;
Beautiful beyond Innis „;
Is thy presence into me. . ' ,
Morning's breaking finds th ee *raking.. -
Wandering in the breeze's flight;- -:
Nat:raid/4 glory mantles o'er thee
In a shower of - sunny 'light; .
Daylight dying testes thee lying
in the theory twilight ray
Stars leek brightly on thee nightly. .
2`lll the coming of the day.
Every wheie and eveii'atlimtk
Feel I near then , lovely ono; • :• '
In th e lark sad In the:linnet, - • "
I can hear thy joyous lase. . . •
Bud and bloo mi ng mark the mining
Of thy feet e'er rale and taillt •
And thy presence with life's essence, - -
Makes the forest's heart to fal.
Low before thee, I adore thee, •
Love creative, thee I sl ag;.
\
Now I meet thee, and .1/,teat thee •
' By the holy ammo of Spring
We regret to he compelled -to state, that Judge
Gizmo= met with n - very.seritins'aceident-on
Thursday last, by which his kueewas dislocated
and-:the bone fractured below it., While taking
a ride in his buggy in ecimpany with his slider
in-law, 3liss Plumer, and.two of his children,
the horse becoming tumusztogenble, the Judge
sprung from tha buggy - in order to seize the
horse.' Unfortunately the effort Was . too great,
and in the fall the principal injury was inflicted,
the buggy afterwards passing over his knee tts is
supposed. The rest of the party escaped un
hurt. The Judge Is doing very well, though he
suffered most intensely under tbe pain inflicted
by the Injury and the re-setting of the dislocat :
ed joint.—Pennsylvania (Fayette) ,pemoerat.
Larr Spirits, lirposhondrista, want of
CDCW and capacity for bonnets or disposition to enjoy life
atni happiness, are wretched complaints whkh silently prey
upon the conslitalmi of the unhappy object. They es
usually toccata on throne% troubles and animism of the
mind, sedentary habits, confined air and close applicant=
to study.' Tbey are cornett/nee attended with loss of imps
tile, indigenkn, 4WD.* _nerroua debility, frightful
dreams, end pallid. unhealthy, downcast countenance,
New. rr idle those melansholy disorders exist, the height
sparkling eye lose. ha wonted lustre—the mind Is penetra.
tratiun and vi ratity—the body its manly Courage wad Tfor,
and the Floblat Collage of nue nature gradually dwindle
away to a fretful peevish temper, until Me becomes. a bur.
• thee', sod other &lessor arise to shorten the eibtrnee of the
, wretched ektim. " •
A halos for these horrible disorders will be found in that
esrelktit ertkio, uns.mrs FOR= WESEt
.o}See large advertisement ln another column:
• Bold ,Wbolerate and Retail by Pr. GEO. RZYSER,I4O,,
corner of Wood street. mod Vbto alley, Pittsburgh, Plat al.
10. by JAWS T. SAMPLE. north.wast corner of Federal
street and the Phonon:l, Allnheny Qty.. disM.:lnoden
tT Sorotals.--It dna to 'Hides Patrols= to asp
Mt it DSe been known to efunplataly dradleatnirefrrestage
of thla dreadful alums :1n lass t =NI, than any other remedy.
and at lest rut Of Inconaethmo• to the palest
ma thousand, of cortlfLuwea to the banda of tha provis
tor, many of which orate= welt know n'eltizatis oftbe car
of Vittabursh and Its immediate aleinity,zo to stuni clearly
and beyond all doubt, that ?mouton Is a mains
quo common Yalu, not call u a keoleannly to /trul
lafaraily.
Dqfnest, lon of Solt; aa valuable
ramedy , lortUng the torrattating but
physician; as
wall as the satlstkor potion; to bon= acquainted with its
Thosshiebor • druid ctblues as* aguntect that this
tnedichae Is purett tabus! ? and Is bottled as It Cowa than
Opt: tom at the earth. • • -
Tht frikapiag artifacts is agetertJ'rembpaperiedathisefaf
Fyracine and bears date depart .2, la% to which*
also appended the arh aileoftMa4baafeJD. Y. fbaldlt.
9yracuse:
This may in truth orrtity, that Ihare been eo h4y
af-
Aictal with Perdido far the lastenen years that most athe
time I hens been usable to attend to any kind of bushiest,
sad mach of the time unable - to walk and (radioed to my
bed, and hare been treatet nearlyall the time by the best
Physicians our ocnintly.aSordsi. I ociousimudir dot WMe re
-114 but ao cure,ead coutineed togrow WMIX . Wan De. Foot
recommended ms to try the PeUokaom, or Reek Ott, u ere-
Wain* sir. had failed. I did to without folds at first, but
the axe was astonishing; It th rew the poison to the surthee
at Mite, and / at mice began to grow better,. and by soden;
eeran bottles lime* got nears worth choosers:le of dollar&
ilia DANDY X. Pt RR RR -
This may certify that I hues been acquaint.' with Kteisi
pet-Maya, or Beek OIL far more this * rear, and hires re.
pealedliy of (caned it benefit:ld effects In OA cuts of Wee
lent mkt," aid other &mate for which It 13 recoumanded,
and eau with eontalimea recommend It to be a rnedictossor.
thy nu trams,p, and am saltily &ay that success luut attend
ed Its use when" ottsew nuNikins lAd ' - •
Foe 14 Art the J)i•tiltiitq kttxtjrilngZ'dkr:'
Yesterday, at 134 cielak, Al.hrs.c., - DER, Youngest altu of
Alexander and Ann Cupp* In the third. year of !tie
The foam' will take place from the mlderki of 7dh°
talker, corner a Ferry streets, TILLS DAT, se Id
o'clock. and proceed to the Allegheny Comoteri, trtendol
nxe rmtpeetfolly !netted to allerid. _ _ ' - ;
NEW ADVERTISE Ts.
ronaVrews suotg--In greatlarwas
lJ sprl6 R. E. SCHISEETZ, 107 'Mario-eta.
ADM' lidina tipped Boots, Jenny LindA. 'actbulb
.elled-Baskins, reeetTixt E, SEIDLER=
ay 107 Market gnat. •
MILOUIIAT AND ILILY'S Pa CLE
ACTI:--Jastneeelved try.
I Express, :be new edition of Troubef and trArst Pena-.
eylennixt Practice; and fa. sale bp • •
-
sprln , EA T & CO, 55 WO:4llmi
1.7.111311(i10ER1E5.—A bc,autEot end well sclectattatoekof
Embroideries and iiimssdngs, of all 411 a latest styles,
'wilt La opened tbis marrlng, a A. A. mA . SON CO
01110 23 Fifth street. 1-
T ,4,IT.NBiLAWIiBI—A. A...11A,,K1N . CO., No. Z.l Fifth'
stroet, will open this morning, one of the largest and.
best selected stocks of lawns error exbfhlteti he this city;
some good style,. as low as-So. yarn • awn
SlLlig I SlLKSl—kluat reeelyed, at A.A. SIASON OU.'S,
Na. 7.5 FlTth street, a lame assortment of plata and
Scared bleat mud fancy Silks, of the richest and most .tult-.
kmable styles. " aprl6
p:ttESS CIOODSt • :A-MAE(' 01),Na. =,llllll 414
• Ara Doe ncelaing a beautiful. aaearritaeat, at Dram
aAt, comprialug Scraps, Tlssues, . Grenadines , La=
Clcith, Malabar Crapei Bayirdan Robes, Lava Cobaa, ta.o.f
L. ND luutiterirs WANTED—I wish w porthase led,
n •d CY Aar land 'Warrants, for *Mat the highest
market . • will be paid. J.ES BLAKELY,
- • Itsal'Eatate Agent and Ocal
eprill \0.104 o3rner of Dermal and.Ect=its..
I,
ooamori‘ • ENGLN.B.—Tho inconlotbra Engine: in.
1,4 eluding a Von at Its driacture,, rasa for =than.
ling its cupabll practical -obaerinticaaa on Bai con
atructlon and tnt. By Ural Ooltauni now e 4. 1-
don. For eats 4iy , rl IL T. C. MORGAN, -
Poill3 . N'0..104 Wood arteet, near Tifth.,
.11USOPEAN AGENOY.—Passage Tickets from - any port
, in Great-Sritain and. Ireland, to New York, Philadel
phia. Baltimore and Now *leans, to Pittsburg& Also,
Sight .Drafts for any amount, payable at the Bank of be
-lend, or any of its branches, the Royal BankOf Ireland and
branches. Also, at any Bank in England, Scotland and
Wales. Pm sale by JAMES BLAKELY,
corner of &tenth and:Smitldield streets, _
aprl6 (opposite the Methodist Church.)
CIIANCE Mt A 7•A it:VIOL—For tale, an Acre of uroutd.
.Ich good Dwelilug Nouse of fburrooms, and • kitch.
en, amble, garden, fruit trees, to. Ale°, a Tan and Bark
House, thirteen rata, water in abundance. The Tanneryis
in` full operation, and doing a fhb businer.• The stock,
tools, materials, &c., will be disposed of at a Low price.
Eituatein a good neighborhood, on the Northern Turnpike,
19 miles Rom the city. Prim $L.130, and on easy terms; or
will be exchanged for property in or near the city.
B. CUTHBERT t SON •
sprle -140 Third street.
LTOTE FOR BALE IN NAST LIVERPOOL, ORIO—I of.
fer tin salaam Moving pzoptcrty, situated In the above
Town—viz
4S Loh, CO by 130, cni Filth and Sixth streets. .
31 Lots, 30 by 100, on Market &t eFt
15•Lota, po by 130, on Ninth street : . •
Alm, 2 Lots, each Containing about Hai acre.
114 t, TO by 140, on Market street
Lotion Second street, eath 20 feet.
3 Lots, 30 by 100, adjoinlakWoodsrard, Blakely Co.'s
• Pottery. •
The *bore property is well located for prints residences,
and thew on Second street for business, each of the Lots
having afront on the main 'beet and on the Ohio Hirer.
The number of Potteries there at present give employment
to a ler genumber of workmen--Smrteenof these altablish•
menu belng at present in active operation. A Foundry has
recently been erected, ands Saw 1µi!1 and other establish.
.manta, welch will giro employment. to numbers of Vera-
Urea are contemplated. The certainty that the abort view
of Railroad betweensEtatrer and , Welbraille. will be comple
ted, beyond a doubt, and thus LI-rerpool will hare Railroad
ecomununications with bosh the East and Wert It Ls among
the moat pleasant and healthy places in the West: -
nal* • For terms, apply to JA3fES BLARELY;
THICI PE NBIBYLVA.NIA
ON and after Hanby next, April 18th, the Past Express
Vein will loam the Depot, on Liberty stroet, abuse the
the Canal Bridge, every monsing,at 9 o'clock, stopping at all
the regnhr tkma on the rood and arriving in . Philadel
phia the next morning at 7 o'clock;coonecting at. Harris
burg with. the Bauer, encattertuebtape Ralbez"2. et*
Avg In Baltimore at 7 o'clock. • ; i, -
The mond man Train will Mani the Depokiwiry erreming
at 9 o'clock, strftrang at e regular p tatkrne oze the
Baltim eced,
kneeeee , heeethi la gerd s phia or ballnyl th TM the train for ore,
aladel Roltinn , at 7 o'clocktre the next
arriving P
arming:
The jcc=tmodation Train Tut owe may afternoon, st
' 5 eckek,sb=g at all regular ;Leone, and running only
swim as ,
Ten to magelphla $9,60. 7/are to Baltimore 59,00.
BETWiNDISG TRAIN&
T h e hit Express Train, leaving PhiLadeAtbla at 1034 st., w ili err ies to Pittsburgh st 73 P. M. Me Man Trainleirrlng
PldholeiAla at :4:: wi,aziTe in Pittsburgh the next
morning at k.
decommodellax will lease Lambe at
,534 A. ii, and
arrive in pittabergh at 8 L. is. .
B ea us checked to any elation on the Pennsylvania Bal b !
rod, - and to Baltimore, .
airlloacte.—ln MVO arias% the Compatq Will hold them
wares reepuosibis for perm* begotim only, and firs ast
&monist Detonate:ding 5190; , ; . ;
N. 73.= .7..Brekteillutl, (Minibus Pi k been employed to. mum pasmagers wad. tempo 55.
and from Det, nt a charge not to exceed I .l3omat. SW ,
each pamestger e wroinji saute !Ur each
For Tickets apply to -- ' J. xxwenetawr e
Agent et the P. it. R. Depot, on I.7benrst.
Pitiatrargb, 4 p11Z0, 1853.
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.wir'Docniopeikst. a 7 del* podia:auto tp =amazes
at 7Y 4 debx.k. •
Beata may be wand /lithe :--Box Otiot;thErtai: the
day, !idea eras ebarge. - -
szt „liii o nt Idt. B. Wattatel - aat. giariotia Sams t
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Vithil&SS, 'EU be need Bre
A'eiwidfie4ailbiwbew, (weg),.....Mr. B. Wlllle*.
After 1110. 11s.t . theth9nie Dm= -••
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Celolltie Atartcni.:4;4.7..=.4,..:Alie. B.
Au de Deux-. MfWßAbert.
To be fo ll owed by al ria Deis=
ItheeLth l• B. Wlldiawcs.
Tbe• -irerformerobereiftl a:iodide, w ith th e Axes of -
THZ .thJAH "SWAtif AM.'. MI:DIM NIMITA - GALIL
Beta& Mlllutve.:' B. WEWsois. '
. .Jeony B. Wllftraer- •
••• CM112212/81REVE•COXE I
M ASO NTQI• HAL L..
: - Y.RITIKPEUNP4OOO.44 OF.
311 :7L Pinrr -137
,10 4 1 1 !•-.*:. in) PEZIOES - _''
CAAIPBELIii:IIThISTRELS!
--TWO NIO4I 4 B.MORE - !. - •
FRIDAY and. switILDAY, April 15 & 18:
• ' Iran scar risittis =ix rasa's:
AlKiiPor particulars soe Piorreisma ';
• Asir Tickets 25 cents each. •10 be obtain e d at the planet.'
pal Hotels, Music, Stan* and at the door.- .
Doors open at TX o'elcelt; to econntalusi at Co . 'elool-a.
lOrNo postponsznesis • • 7. •
aprill a H. DICUEDISON.
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GERMANIA
IR SIC AT, SOCIETY,
TO al , 4IyB
Oit Wednesday evenLeig. , Aprii 20tIto
dee alma Hall,sselited by - - -
CA.117.124 Intslo, the youthrd Vielbis;
Amt.AWIZZAA.F.LiAtteIet
• 1,
- PEOGIVAKNEi
• - . iris* • :t • -
1. Ot►nd : OtetlOta — ~!Z®ps~ r .»
2. Waltz—uSoirrenirdeLeitte.
Faatruie 44,
PERY011.3181:0 BY ALFILEI? JAELL:
4- Allegretto, tram the 8 Stefanie ..—...--.---Beethareth
S. Finale, from the 31 set "
•
6. Overeats to Shaispesxdailtek}l:36l-
• •• . 1
• summer Night's
(hind Nantasio and Viiatiil= Err Tiolbk.—"Bant•
. .• Pll22olt3ithlf CAIIILLS V da . - •
8., Ctuvegn
O. A.— s it s, far
Carnival of Yorke:— •••71011
PV3.l9ll.MEDArs.A.Lifipal. ••••
16. Radedsl7
.
se-Tickets one dollar richt and Um tkketia—admittiog
two Ladies and ma Olortlemen—far two:dollar. For seta
tit rholdwde Mares or Maws. KLKB andldrf.lolB.
*IL Dian open at 7",-to mamma at 8 o'clock. • (013
UREA T ATTRACTION:
inappims GIUISI3 EXatEMON 07 -
C*l3.lllICAli D 155014171.1110 - 17111 Mg
or BOSTON;
• • Will be open tar Exhibition •
On SrLday 'Evening, April 15tb, 1553,
Arad continuo orcry no:dna for ona vest, '
AT LAFAYETTE HALL!I:-.--
.Tin Unique and Fastdonable Entertainment has lady.
been exhibited in Batton, Ph/betel phis and Wastdstirtan,
to crowded bosom - Change of Programing every weds&
A Arise of "M Then In Mount Auburn. Ceraidarry:
shown in Bastau for ids toontha Every sew le SradlititV.
Painted by a German artist; cost ZIOM -
A scene of d 3 Vim in ems: wool Hanettry. *IWO*
moat popular Cratetecy In this counbry.
2.41 %laws of the Holy Land; by W.H. Bartlett; orolha
lovers of the Bible, door* wayinterrettnpuilinatrattlee.
100 Slav* In Waste, Gersasoy. Switzerland, Ireland and
Austria. . -
LARGE OXTITTDIIOGM IiTCROSPOVE Magnifying
20,000,030, Showing Anlmaledise ia water es Large as am ,
will eye of a boose-fly three feet ha diameter. ' The .
iconbe tilamloaud with the Drummond -
SD. Scenes in the Life of a P. 1.0, 40f.--•ruT Intlibablo• •
• Beautiful SNOW &TOMS-.
Math Admired Oilllbrnia Dream; Moving 5.1;4: FM
tag Mena; Birih at Cupid from a 1104 Wl; nagad cent
Air /thalttaists 23 ecota iCbildren. suricr 12 scars of .
ale, Dull Palm" 0001.0 1 ,6, •al Cuitatti. tiasi at
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SPECIAL'.NOTICES
All.LiSnigeos Dauflst.;4Sneamicrr of
1,1.07 - 0. W. Zsainal .140:141 BroltlONtld. • takrZ-7 -
. . . e D.—Xeeta at the northeast tornerat
,thuY Fourth arid Market streets, (shore Idmptly kliareh-
Sabra Stara.) Oa ]tae day averting/. at 8 o'clock.. • =earl
AZIGERONS LODGE, I. Q.
ITudii irY Angercnis L:dge.No. ZA
UA LG. a W oo l P in.ns erers
nadayrtantng In Wea tangtall a- EMIT-
UDHILIACK T Faiths bcattloacnaTrainigta
biath;at. 6.0. wants* Da, go to the Nita: Tea San*
:cm 3S street, where the very lest Blur LW Gram
Teas can always be bad., • • • 13.19
JOUR U. FOWLER, JAW Resler 8 PaMs.
Dan, and Ewa 31anntaxturer, and ifbaltaalo
IA Barclay street, I es doorsbelow the Astor Rouse, Nerir.
Silver Medal awarded p;j4 , : sdelelin.
Institute 1511..L.T0L • V /Lansa
wturez Poeta Bocts: ll Portellanades, Roos Wood Writing .
Decks Draseng Cases and Work Boxos, 2D5 Arch street, oca
dam bchnr Stith; 2tAlachaphis. - • roarlZik.
L O. 0. B.—Plane of 'motto& Wo3.lstogtOu
(try 'Word ems, between FLCarstrop.t. and VIVA alloy;
Pirianzon Lora; N0."X38-3.t00t0 every Toady. irreolog.
Macaw/ &Tummy, No. 87.7 Moots lint szvl
Psiday of each month. ' • *- R0ar23.17
N N. • mimic C atPa ' x. of
LW" Hartford, CoWn. — CagitslBtoc.993oo3oQL
$4M472. Mee ot t 66) Pitbakicycia Alma tbe , tare
Boom oflrCuMy k Loin*, lig. 69 wood meet..
r.cmigtf - , It. 11. BRISDN.-Agreit.
Cbtus Garai!MA. great wiant per,
tr atm are rirewifully tormented with moncs. .A. art /1w
=may wilt Is found in Dr. Comoro *lux PitErco, kw ,
mileiry Di. GEO. S. ECZEMA 140 Waxl street. • • •
Mrs, retail at 1114 anl2slia. porta'. -. •.. ceplt
IPA—Jamul deilacts to tbosoallo buy to Tell agstu. • -
IOtUR:VA/Mb, Curtain Materi, and
elal
(attain Trimmings or every description,- Ymnsitilisk
Plashes, Waal:eller, tr., Lem and Munn Carte:as, IRV
Painted 'Window Madc Gilt Coniicet, Curtain Pins; MAC
tr., at srlinleimle'and - • . 11..01311.1tY8, -
• ' lio.lol/ Chesnut treet; Miner
Cartainir Ilada and. Trimmed in its very wrest /ime*
style- , . . • • fauddkly-.
Ur. Alrelllerls Window Slas.oe Alatterfee:
tory, COAITER OF SECOND AND ADM . - STEL;;- ,
I , IILLADLIXI/LA- Oar - motto Le, " Quelc Sala end peen
Preite
Air Stare, Claarely wad Lodge Rama SHADES, made ins
superior maaruer. -
AV. Dealers and alms &retained to . Tll us s -ran,. be
fore parebagag elsowbere. ! O. L. tCO .
eir2Vlat B. W. earner Secoad sad 111-, Pbk:
TOBNELSON'S DAGIIERIXIAOTTREB.
Post Olltotorolinga,'llhdatteaL Idieneaaastaken
in all kind; of weather, than tt d. 3 . tot P. 11, gerli l S4ti
amanata artistic and animate likeness, unlike and vastly tr.
parlor to the emu= cheep daguerreotypes, the follawflig
cheap pricer. $1,50, V, $3, $4.1,5 and upward, zeondlnt to
the size and qnality of easaar frame.
Roan far children, tram 11 .L M. to 2P. 3f. ' . -
N. ll.—Likentspos of sick otlleaaused paramu taken . In any
part of the ear. • . -• f00T2517
Pittsburgh City Glass Wo rats.—
CUSNLNOtLeit a' 420., - .Manwtreterrri of :Wilk
DOW elan No. 20 Market street,- between First and
Beeond, riitlibuteL. Fate& Particular attention paid to
odd Arm' Also, dialers in PUNT GLASS, VIALS, 'BOT
TLES, Ac. Two of the Ono being practical men, will giro
-
their entire attention to the. boldness, anti they feel coati
dent they can produse an article of Window Glass Nisi to
any either of foreign or donsistk manutacturs. .
WDE AI/WIGS/5 i Noises Sri the Read. and all dila.
F.:cable discharges from the ear, peedßy sad Permse
neatly timarred, without pain Or Mame mimeo, by Dr. /TART
LET, PrimdMal Aurist of the N. IL Ear SurgaT, who may be
consulted at 99 &eh street, Philadelphls, from 9 A. 3130 3_
P. IL
- . -
Thirteen yeses of clam and alMort undletAted atteation to
thls Imuseh of special practise humbled him to reduce hit
treatment to such a degree of enema ea to End the mod am
rmed apd obathiete eases Veld, by steady atteatlea to the
eFiT TO.LETt**IOII . I3ALII ATI= MEWL ~-.
DOLL BOTTKB—A bbla. fresh, kir • kr. - . •
lA, sprit •SITYBY El:CO.1.1111S.
CIENT:B rumica . cALYIELN, BOOTtkatrigtat quality,
1.31 - Jun tee'A at ate 34; E.,"4,1;19MR-17
T ADl223' 01412;119—Cbcdce ookity tapped and plain,,fost
1.4 received at
apex, : Market it.
. P • • SS—Pise Whit/ Paper . liangiryck of charts
' IWO, ' Preach man nhaa,m far male by • .
, .:aprl3 . WALT.P.II P. MARSUALI A ; 35 Wood.
AUODA TEA ETOB.E.—Jost yal and:soSn/09
' Ex.r
' atto23 Sews= FICI3, In prima order, •
TEEM RA.WOB.II1 4 , •
spilt • earner of Margo& and Diamond -
I. F. • #D: SAL
OLle BROE:Bll,Deakrln Rotas, Band, Mortoves, Real
jj Estate Btocks,ll - arelandhos s Ats.
Sat- 08tee, Mawr& Hall, Plllll t, next doer to the
Meerut' Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh. Ps. sprtl
Penne !vaults Ptalizolad CeniPlaarriadit
W 8 RATES between. Pitts/twin, P
M ' a and Italticonre, arill gelato street en Friday 1118 4'
Aprll lat. They ere aa =an: _
ITest Olara—Peathers, Pars:and 140 try, Dullaks• BOIS'
and. Moose Skin; Mdse-16 cents per 103 Sba.
Sxotal Class--Akabol, Idarrx, Ckrnerseed,Date SMent,
Dried Trait, Dlacrwara. Hemp, Itanlwarit, Leather, Rags,
WoOlr-60 cents per 100 R
Tleferl Clase—antter, Candles, Cheese, Sarthen Ware,
"Leaf Tobacco-60 cents per 100 Me. -
Parry Clard—Raeort, Pork andseetZined, Itrd and
Lard Oft, Wldsky,Catan--40 eentaperlooltir.
GEOROIC C PRINCISCLA
fess,
BOAMDMIG • SCHOOL ItMiL Mara. ,
_COZTAGE 4CA.DB.IIY. •" '
PPM YLITH 131Mairi of ail Imitation win eonia . ttes
IThen MONDAY, the al of , ' •
o School to canted In as May pleassin arm healthful Til
lage of Dad Meaty, distant tin miles from Pittsbargh, end .
13 & tidings bY essinsal males of day cazontinsieilth 2l6
The Grounds attached to as School, afford misple spas
0)r the beankr sundae of the Pupils
- . • Ma number of is limited to TWW[rf ;FITE.
'Xhosa who base thlldren to 'edemas, see lashed IS•call
:nod enneolve the aranrammits made exr the aerattosin
of the Scholars. .J..• • ,
The aerriosit of the lbw:7.P, Xmas have host ports,
aenny encitind., Msatiosd liss beep esiseeriet m tneblhag
for t 124 put traits yfrowitadliftryfalcusbly kaowa, a
devnerLizatog sun suemstig Insernetbr of Paria •
-Fos tease, dm; tof MIAMI= .3'isx!re ivccd
street, 61111 J.P.O.Pkrbri6.:. L It Mee
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A Ii'CLUB,G & CO -
HAVE:REMOVED TO .THE _CORNER OP
..- ,_ Wood sad 111.1th-dtsoetor - •
"Winer* they *tar A, tide old ectetoosere, tot the
Rublio glootolly, aide; /owed re7 ata Wbdeasils obt Baton,
la•btrirelt most select Ed de do& at CILDICI
mna. s Y GIUMEIMth, - °ODIN AIM WILLOW
WAILS to be bond in tbelireet: - - - - • boll
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CHAS: p:.LOOMLS,
StOCk-anCIIIII6BTACerI.
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(154:f 4 7,11Jonesk clo l evrnizql9ooo43s3ustb - -
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A550c 3 143340;" • *a astinnium•- •
4r,y 7- Cppipaa r of tweet at
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E:Moesz. Pmafte..—*
• -Vin insure- scans t - vntratid *ABM
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tfinds. Offices _
suormapikkras lbws, Nos . 2 2 4 ima 4'!".
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„B. C. Eawyer, B. atc w ica, -
' 3r.r.Wpr, FL"
W. W . DaU u , Clutha rizot,
' Psigton, . -Willismecanvoect,,
AlualW3, ' • JesslAL RAO:
WillismlVlAtzum
WITIZENEItt Tantslines Col3l 01
_,,43Pittaburgh..--EL .D. KING, &&X
-SMILE:EMU, Secretary. ' • •
0/fle a .94 ItrzthEr Street, between Yorkicat Tri;xi
Ixuseres lIIILLAttid CARGO Ittsl7, oalLoa Obbt end Moe..
dppi Rhos and tribaterin. -
..luirostagshistaess —lltrinkee byTtrec
the Pails ortb• Bey sztd - Ittland
SSA acrd lYansyox ' 4t ~ n: Lanctaaa:
ii: - - , wai:tartaa.tr,
WllELeact Bagiley7 • Paatnel M. Kier, •
- Samuel Res, - WWl= Etagittett,
Robert Dunlap; - Jobs R. Dtlytetb,
R. fLarbarigh,_ - - Franda Zellers, '
Edward - Sebocattrutker
Welter Bryant; ' Inlitsm R. Trays:
Liisursatee firas": - .
lit - pan 7, PIVIBBVZIGE PA.- lailTrAii $1.00,000, Presfdea --
"hru~er aaears B. Lorca.
,- • , rick 1i0.4.6.Fins trazer, -1 •-•:.
• filatorstc:Hailtßfiildfna...-:
This C6l ect i e si any apitetr:iniAir
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. Udall Rates ize ifs those ; slor.ted - by ather
t Stook rate* as s'iodoiatiyi (MO -third from .
tdoetwil rsteseuaSo gi dividend "of. thisty•itroe aad opp.
third pa aratipald.ruirsually,irt •
- eke satin' oo Molina of *mist:in' tailkastio - or
•
Australia. '
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Esi l ttu9l.lNauriztv
vat a Dliwn, •
Doeeph P. On.r.am.. EL D.
Alexander Reynolds,
Pima Stove. Mae=
JaineiKtooti,'.
Wnilam
PLtllip-
John Scott. - 2 .
Jan IL'Alpll6::__
Harstk.
..PICELADXLPELS: CTIBTAttt wAsszom i -
1:71. - Cirs6ust ti, opiracite ae. 9.4de
IL V.- SAFF.ORD.
U - •
ZPSOtituttntlY ort herd the rind exbrruttre ezd
reziectaraortroentofeortainzandecatain ltatcriels to ":
ibe fotrod in tho Tttl r ccanprtaing In put' of the - following
:CURTAIN GOODS: AND SUlC•irtußs COVERINGS—aII
Irrech lace Cattalos, -2.: IF/Whir th...istbtso4/
- Bair gotinzels; allArtdaul,
Yeerettlireentelles,alt wfitljs,43,llto stymy. style aid
.." - Satin Woes,- • Curtain
. Satins, taitiiand TaW.4 -7
Dannsak.linensi . _ Gimps, ill innlnsa,, • .
Plain Tanta,' Rad,: rrix4l:4_.
India Satin Damask, . Metal:a namersseed Coeds
Lining '3_ilke, • ' Shade Tarsals and Brasece, •
.Tarnittors Gimps, - nooks, Rings,
fall assort nentut tha.abova anxdsonnatantly fot eels, ..
irltolesale or retell.. ' ' nutrltl7-rolmzs..2 •
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NSW =FO . R~; -'.
. - ....mesunalazaputozg -
Mantles,Volumiu, Parkitak:Tablz 44. . .
r i ,Ect &LLAMA 'mint itlytteyab-
1.--nestleartion t Mete- SLID Iron, ea one td-the
greatest aseontiet- of the ;wilted -for. whkh clitarrsly
ttury remind the.OOLD '-tiLitn - ..tho kat Wale ot the_
itmericaniuttlinde,W36.TlUMgD•Utltt th6-nrir of era •
Hefty:TOM= ibratilda r1140411 . 04fr 44-WiLealngtol3, -
Farms* ind Starch tits - -
This Inaterm - I, haring a =Malice belts, more a mbler
and eheepes thaw Marble:- its representations of preetons
Stone s sad the ehrdeest Bfarbleto in -more than sixty -
mit mint* are exact and eurpeadagly • beautiful; If it
eipaidnicUresisting a grader degree of heat, and it eannnt
betiduklakbirthe action of acids arc& - • •
111"11.£.1110:
Theimmilleelhaine deportmmt of tbliOompanzr fa trader •
the mipeedutendernieefit 7..1 P.111341 11 04,the twean- ..
tort of Use Lyman, and the ficarteial :and 'general business -
department that of JOHN RCEITO.N, to tram" =lntl
zdnatkma te add:we d, . ltthePriveipal
_ • . .sia.:BaoAryrraz - B2nr, YO
•-• Ili 0 US
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• rithlUthaHOß , U ULQ streat.;:lteak
la Tart, are SthilLIMMTSha the :United Illathath a Maapratra -• • .
~ : r113.02iS M ItaOgarratecy.Writing
thicesses 31tha eaperice'Printiag "
Rawlins &foes' Engthh Timms " "
. That quanta Yarn& Mbragsartha, . ,
, They are also 'Age:da ft the Pam Uanathcas
rata irk sod offer *Cobs - by :far the nue. ex ,
tiaidrns and de-shah/a atock.dr - Pscper and Paper hianatuaba-, -
am rlaterhils that tea be. :thaFed fa. this or any othar
Thay oetaim the last! aid INCOMCOIiI2I3 Wa •
re N. .
cux street, No. 58 utur threet,lia: ISt Chthaaphrr
spa the WU tint thalami* Ito Vita, 'gad 9OS %beset
- I;berb2shßis . stAL,4lrbetially iced :,F4tbiz ?vas anaottbythethtiaoal7. :r
Metz crtnnsdbult Wattles :cable tbam - toada; sl
(kcal" both leireign -math Dcazestk,- at-the loantat yoaa".ltho
Riper made. Wader, say ;dui et - - ireght, TAcnl 'dm,
cgs =the on cactaignmeadt of Papa; Paperldakzet Mirk !' •
aul other marlandlza.„
Ilzbast mizkss pain*, paid thed,STl. thrall 'none
in &rebuts and Druggigs throVivat the Digo!
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MANtrIF - 40111181111u4IFIVONA&KWIN , .
PAINIM . 7.O.I.TAL.ta„'
I - No. 141 Nolden Lana, New Torlc t
t lMPECTETLliriscriteio Mt attention ce Druggists ani - • •
- Maretuarta throngsbout the Caton, to his Is:gaud es;
tire eznortanent of PAMill,•: of the S -
jui-D E•vgg3i• sj 4 t T.rrs RA, vistas— , heehaw farina* an veszr
tioderanStarms,toth to lath and ;lowans Intros: BehM : -
Are ermmanded IMPS a the/maw ,• • . ;
WHITE LEAD is aft.-inhogeof 2to 500 Tbs. • , - _
• Bum PAINT; Tkazow4ocirar...TNN:lutiiiiiiiit.- 1
" 13512 :MillTWll r g' ; ' • •'
B ' f41.04119,g4
paussialtrztrz,callastE TELLOw ax4TSRDIMITS,
• vAIarrEIIES of!athas. • • -
uNstum Oa, DAM' sod ?;OILED DDTrir., WHECHEH'
A. and IDRILISH:Ttai. -gal - Kik
- • 2 - • -
INDIL - 1310tED 3.SAD. ana - '
STONE, FRENCH, and:DELLOW.4.IINIULA - Arg -
CHROME, PARIS and BRITNSIFICRfiRMICtrdzy_..
vuelca. - iem - A.NEEMAI4-59 - LNDOWIOLAZ& -
Atir Druggist' and - others:ln =Oat St any : of lb" 'abort -
menUosad artirlea, will COd It tb".Diair tannest to an; now--
ettEltita for mantriogazalpozehazing, and one-esto....
nietwa iu tlus businaskighe odanntaats. in selling 'ores
most attltossinthnsason: - •
jantl..no-ta : 4 '14`.4.41:14.1dan - Lane. Net' Yost.
AvantALlK.l .•-, :'_-
.13losistirs's movrimr racters..—lbe writ
. of this ] tae are fitted. Up with Emmerson's Psteat
'antilators, and carry-Premix': Udall's-Lib Boat - -
: The nearly new La" beautifirClipper Ship ErIXRCO;
2it t u rn . Jasuz .'tents, succeal.tas OREGON", es ninth
. of the atm e and la from Nov Yolk, ibi MEL-
BO NE; PORT P cm tbe 97th Arca, ponettn/lyl.
By application to ara.of.lba.Agutds, vID be Been a. lig
Proviskaa, ample quantitivo of which ems prorated
the too o Sakon..slrst f
ilabi
passoo n rniv-The . prides - of passage ere ea
- ll Zoo llZoo 'mod
Everything is provided Emtio Paavrogers, accent
and LignorsoSoaa and Towels.: Tho:lettctit -of Ter ' -
ries Dom So to 100. clerk Mani tut& feet of - ttildstle
allowed to each adult. Ruth will bb, ocaurkiereed Al se. •
amazed, till at least anatlohoi d . the amount of passage.bax:'''
! been paid 13 tloloostr...• portion '.of the dorsal Cabin - Rita
been fried up to a/superior rummer. Lor tamales and otharn. - •
Wee $l4O oath. CAOdrery eowier.. 14,yeaps crag%
prim: An =Oriented Surgeon sonstoptehereaoh mind •
and ez atteoldttime requi,dor Ibbint Wali:4Pls."• `
p:mfee of oburge...
modatkap far Peareugers. • .Hat Babou I, SS feet in leongth
_gee Second Cabbo rots., light indwell ventllatet". Mee
proprietors of this, the trot and Ottirrairialar Una; damn!
neceardY to statethat, none
.of their !wools hare heap
ohilged.to atop at any port ftwitopplits: • : . —..
Attest elite vessel will wonted the wnsaoa. and tosil - on
- the P)ttl E. wastinces ; :.:; 7...
- - - r lie wan street. Navy
• - - - ,'" • en-.s,
tair3l, --:as larti*Ciiyik,mise-Atan,-ptib,
'.. J. 'HOWARTEI'; ai • BnOlIcg!;
31d.E.BLE'.1LABONB; -
P 10.249 LLBEHTY :-71142.
IMPECTFULLT lam= aide bands and tbo pollSe„
Lbgelmr s rin the; tbaittaie 6,PoPior their Mirbls Works
el sbe abort, s tcost,irione thbytesp:on band ajo.rp 'nutty. .-
or boststlitil Marble Biazebi; of Grades sad go= a Ilea:
Voistaments; Torok, Bead
.3totms; 1 / a bs, dc,
"bkflibe or:kri 4 extrucutr sow prim:• . .
Marble re, Moot, atabsi missal° to ada... -
• taaCipt . t rJ :1.021 "dWt. •
•' • Valuable Pronarty-lar gala - • --...-
• ...Net km -CORNER •OP Voriii4loTON'AND'iriLM:-.
.
8T —No. 324 . a
thsai-aarY :BrieVilith Btaea-
Room tad ft:fib:aims swi44ou the aornsr3wcuPielia. a
aroma— 7 tar small aad Day ddati as earalleat-boak
ag, lab ate. stozzak. n feet fta.t. on
Wylls street Na. rn, Orating. with naraa po fat:.
_front aa Wyltistavet:. ,Tbs 'doleiioMlaranannualzent
*Mak ‘:VE010 *At ir7U• mak - fmt...Willbesold
. 347. ToritoPe.r. -1!ar g la.-Aziquir.o • of A. if.."4:lETTY,sizi,,
link ;Ind tbs . 's:lN - an extensive . co ll ection 01 . ..PAPEEt•
j u s amay, eaurprising avast =sober of new pat-. -
fterzut, souctos erpira47 for this mazkeVyngg
gamtems_lilanstanien, Of - thsid4l:lokrand •Telret,
4und, eirW. -Tarint7.l•Gissed end -O all the Tart— : •
Ado ot.wnasoe, _Wont:no*, astels as Oar, Disrbba
t=slicinlces4 - 41m., Tarnished:and plain, isow--
an assortment that. =not be exce ll ed ha- • •
goauh,9a+nutT, - @icrw.priory by any .boors west of ties -
Prises rain hawk- tos6,oo.per pleee. - - •
Penwns destroys...or looking through ths askoteirgt. , -
whether disposed to purchase versa, are respeetgorip tint-
ted to cal . • - :•"_lllO3-. P.tlatEars,
. - •' No. &I Market street.
IV•stara ausursacti Comp a.E .10,12 a, Jr, PreC t F.-3f. . .
aicrdery -
, • - CATITTAIi;i3OOiOOIX---•
tams ambit *l2t their otzteci,Nlot awl 3Li
Wit. All lames vffl be n• rbr::114144#02
A lime lastitatiarr, managed bi , 111!.. Are Tea
karma tit the Casactunity, amid The , are'debendaid.. _
prompt:ea LodabasUti, toeinteld the chereetex which - •
-theylantre eastortel, es Ibitteat S0 16 5 1 11;91 . ,:lk:41111D"
she defame to bi lassrett - • • • • •
Dirierorr,-3.11111er, Jr., 0. Itirkstrrin,J3t3itaire;
31. Elkaltsre4r, w. - ILEMiItb;CL rirmen. Orerte W.Weelreelr.! .
rwstu Dos, zrotir • qpipesockt.escalw;::
Aletander reamer, That= Sorg,
1 IS. Office, Ha Water cheat, (Ware*eree iit Bourr
oe, op Mirk) Flltebtuth, -
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