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? *' THOMAS H* FORSYTH, kVaaa;;
' . auditor general, _ b, Dt
’ -'" = """~" EPHRAIM -BANKS, _• 0 ent<
‘ WRSURYETO»OEiE|AX, - nedpr
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f‘l . ‘ - They to, KteS* Ad- Bottled
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' '" Thisfraltfol eubjeotforrematbßiatrtiUcgite- etemp
ting the tnjnde oftho to, --
foot thp bill, and pay for-thtj defalcationa of an
!^S^:4^ t f : Sw. , ’4i- J *' faWiftVflwSrMitß.„ Dhe'excitement on the sub-- molm
t&'h Vi j t i| - jeot-ctmnbtaadwtll not le stepped twti the :^uU f ,
:!l->t * ‘ matter i* eleared ap m-Rome way. The citizens * nUl :®
“ ' :-;. ;2ni,; otewrae, have to pay the stealings t but frf"®
.‘"they desire tohnotr the amount they are reßpon- ilyiamn
. ’ % sihW -for. ifhey cannot mold the'llah'ility, but
.«!-«-'-- they-WQUltl iilhe to asoertoin something near tho tinsel
'< ,ji ‘ amount that tae been stolen from them by those j;.\.
‘. '-■.; •'. who afifected' to sme-their coneUtuents,; bt|t, nt :r-Bnpp
r <r-4rtsr§l^%& l iS' •-■ ithKsama time, robbed them. . . 1 3 iJ >D^ ,
'- , 4 _:.;/rhD present Commissioners—a Board of {hon- gl
i ' «A jaen.-ittvorv-e understand, been doing all aldirn
“ they can to Bnd'quttie persona-who got popes- thoAf
‘ - y,- ‘, of'the missiog serip, but thus for they ty ligh
-, heeu-unible to trace-but a portion of it, vhleh »>• • *
t-V 1 aertain’individuols appropriated to themselves. • ! ?,
The tcstimony.gWen some of the"-ofiio ! la|s,
' ' • : -ott'-the.inresfigatian of this matter, shows jthat
W -S wob conducted in the most Bloveoly manner. , :
- .-V- -winblish'a portion “old?
"'- hy-Mr. Tho3.4«oKeooa the subject. He says: .beenp
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, S lO thoflrrt<a»Jn iS-thO'C
- •'- - 22’hsSjtaAc Kai 22,’ia J ' Tlm signing of the Scrip to the gQ c _ p C ,
te®. tjNnam *
ggjgfekasa-asraa
w|fel&ffs> ' --
_ SZt OU the Snip. I .too*
SsiSMiiS?» ;l . -affi&sßsaa^^SSi
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mr* ' ■:: S23S3SS-»s
.-:.jsiai«Bas!BsafcJ#ataiT
m •: :?££&. tm «*'» - *t~Tt -
Ipr -' f hoaest statement of a gentleman whose official
gr ' s * position gate-him more than ordinary opportam
ij, ' - Iflea to become acquainted with tho Scrip opera*
f - - '-ions." What he sayß, appears to onr mind to bo
fj "the filet, and the men, or representoUrca' of
t , ‘ those whom he 1103 designated, should be madß
. '* to answer to his testimony,
r “ T he present oSjeiala in tho Commissioners
office arc disposed to do dll they can in bringing
these frauds to tho light of open day. Theyde-
Btg> ■ that'their shirts shall bo clear of anything
-*-’ ia? anlmputaSon, inTbeforo, they leave office,
they bare,.we understand, determined to probe
■ • this motto do' tholnst point nt which investiga
tion will compel them to stop, We are pleased
to’ hear bf their determination, nnd we hope
that they will bo able to give “more light to the
pCopte’’ on this snhjeot. j
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■ ■ I • THE WOOX, PIABS©T.
n#L Ab the wool season has fairly commenced,
_ _ Borne facts in relation to that important branch
V^-~=r-=—=■ —-== ' VT.r.raoais'rmairi of Upde trill beintertsilus to a largo doss of
tecsr naarcs. •• &picprietors. oar" fe dera 3Ve4jave male diligent inquiries
Harper & PhilUpe, Editors «WP . ond
wo-fnvWtiiat, uy yet no fixed prices havebeen
adopted, l ;ns the vlowa of buyeraaml sellers ; aro
totally at variance.; A few Bales of small lota of
this year's, clip havebeen made at prices ranging
frota 36 to 55_centa per lb , according to quality;
Ino large sales, at any price, have as yet been
irled. Holders, generally,_aak high figures
ay from 46-to per lb. During the
t winter, large contracts were entered into
arious par{a of "Ohio, on Eastern account, for
coming, cliprat the last named prices; but
3 said that buyers Save -naked to be released
m their agreements, and aro willing to forfeit
advance deposit money. Under the existing
te of faols, Tie opprehend that for a weokor
i to come there will bo no settled, prices for
01.
The Philadelphia North American of Jlay 28th
a 1 the following item-In relation to
urket of that city i -
Wooi, —Tho market remains qniot, and thu
w clip oomea.ln 'slowly owing to the cool wet
■other: the - week’s sales'in all reach about
i.COO - lbs. fleece and, pulled 1 at. fall prices;
aoug‘the-transactions aro some lots of .Jersey.
43@45c., and a lot of Western pulled at 41-jc. ]
Then’S. -EVoncrawi'ortho 21st ult„ speaks
i follows of thedomestic wool market! !'•
The market fqr flleeco or,Pulled is alike quiet, |
ad prices steady. , Tfie hnik "of what stock of
leooe fhero is, iff'bold'by onehonse, which is
sported toThave sold, of IOp.OOO iba. at 66.
il6sc. We know of only small lota, togother
bout 20,000-,.lbs.f.soldi oi ,47@650. Shearing
as commeoced-bbth in this State and. m Ohio,
ndlu tho last Bafiied State has mado some pro- 1
Wool-is in'better-supply, nad the Stock
3 increasing. The Salte only reach 20.Q00 lbs.
,t tho following prices: *No. 1 City Pulled, 40c.;
} c i Country-Pulled, 46c.; Sup6rfine, 48@60;
ind Extra, 55@00. Wo learn by advices from
jiverpool, received per tho Africa, that the Eng
ish. Wool market is very lights as fhoymeetan,
mmediate sale on arrival. The elip is nowclose
in baud,‘Which will give a more fixed value to
(foals. ■ ‘ .. . - ~ i
The Washington (Pa Commonictalth of,last
week, say a. t ' l t> f-r -
Wo arc informed lhatycry l‘Hlc ® flhß ’ go ° lßf
this county, has beon sold. la . G . ro ®“®
such of the olip has been prlceS,
■uniting'from 50 to CO cents—most Of tho wool
3oing of on ordinary quality. This Is agocid
srice for tho Wool of that,county, and ad the
Washington county blip tajsgaiflcd as much su,
perior itr quality,'it is tho opinion Of tto trpde,
thntitis worth 75@80c. pertb.—probably moke.
Our wdol growers'wilt govern themselvsa accord
ingl?- •' - - j-r - >
Wo clip , the following from the commercial
column of a lite number, of tho New York {TW;
, , ’ a *> ' -
June:; .... . ■ \
Wool iff very quiet nudpt steady rates in this
market.., In Bos ton,-however, there hate
largo salea.-of foreign/.,We'hear of sales at
100,000 lbs.:M6rocco -weal,', from second hands,:
in this market at fall prices. In Domestic Fleece
some small pireels have been sold at47@650.
Shearing has commenced!, both,in this Statejusd
in Ohio. Thtro'.isarcpDrt of ono bouse,;wl(ois
the only largo bolder of fleece wool, having made
a sale of 100,(3051&. at- Go@Gsc. Polled wool
ia in better -.etook^-10,000-lbs,-Bold-ot4oc. for
No. 1 City pnlhg,->'4sp> for No. ICountryp till
ed ; 48@6f1c.-for Simper, ond S6@6oo.fQr Extra.
Tho report spread , that the onoUon ,
sale of last aPetor flunk sale and that
a latgs portion jof the catatpgaetTaßtMtnflraffD*'
ia One Boath-ste bouse sola W*y
bale he pet Sato the catalogue, and 800 bales
Buenos •jgety one lcadtag New
England njanpfactore^v »x v ’/•-
Tho Steuheavillo Herald thus speaks of the
wool prospects in Ohio; v.
’ At 'Akron, Ohio', wo understand from the
“Beacoo,”.thafcWool.thus far/cSmtaanda an ad
vance of ten cents per pound oa'.mt yearie.pn
ecs;- common’ selling for 45 coatsWhue lest.
' year it opened, at 80. It is not our province to
judge whether-.these prices can bo maintained.
Each man must judge for himself—tha buyer
and ecHermust act -upon.the facto before..them,.
Heavy woollens have fallen S>PDr.CSOt,; V t iV ll ’tS ;
fortnight: still, they command an advance on
last vear’a prices. The rotes overage here m
- Steubenville from 87J to-60 centß.per lb—we
suppose as high, as paid anywhere for ,thn same
grades. - Therearo several houses hero, «o that
wool growera have the adrantage of a fair com
petitlon.
PIT'S'gBSBIKSffI t
nnnmar>AY~ 2
-■ It, is strange how some papers, when
' tboy have nothing else to talk obouti will keep
Up that silly jargon about “old fogies" and
a young democracy.’* What is the meaning of
‘ the terms 1, In an honest sense, they mean
nothing! They -were originated by whigs or
.* madcaps, who would sell the democratic party
' 'for a mess of pottage, if they could not get some
thing better; and witb'the hope that the idea
may injure the democratic party, the whigs have
taken, up the cry, and now shont most tastily
about old fogies and This is
simple nonsense -on their, part Their syren
songs are no mnsio to the pure democracy, and
/ cannot avail. ,We hare no divided house ta our
political family, and when a contest noises in
we are all there—old fogies and young America
, together. There are no two democracies ta onr
. party, and there never will be; so those who'
think they can canse a split by cudgeling their
' brains to''argue a position on, the question we
• - refer -to,-might just as well apply their labor to
" ? omo other whig scheme whiehr may prove non
productive. . 1
r Scott'S Eioami. bkhmjb-
Mr. James Scott," an Ingenious meohonlo of
Havr Lisbon, Ohio, has invented what heaalls a
-Model Bridge, for which ho received the firatdl
' pjpmaot the lato National Fair held In Wash
-iagton City. We hove not seen the model, hut we
learn that it rnecte with great favor from the
"■-'managers of RaUroad Companies as well ee all
others who have examined It Letters Pa
tent have been granted to Mr. Scott, and
he has disposed of one-third of the right to
Messrs; Taooaht, oP Darlington, ih
.Boavet county, who are prepared to enter into
\ ' - eoatraots with Eniiroad Companies, County Com
missioners and-other parties who wish to use so
an improvement it Is represented to
- be fh&aper, in construction,, nnd more durable
1 thtraotber T?ooden bridges- noiv In oee.
, jpaiHHSTtVAHrA OAHAt*
Thofollowing 1b a statement of the amount of
, , tonnage'cleared «»* toUB oolleeted oaPenn *
eylvenia Canal, at the Pittsburgh Collector's
office, daring the month of May. 1868, together
with the -whole amount of tonnage cleared and
tolls collected from the opening of the canal np
to the hra't <£y of June. It most, bowerer, bo
-borne in mind that the entire tolls are now coli
Teotea at this offioe on ail goods cleared at sped
fio r&tCB:
i. _ Sinmaffe.
Mhy..^-.-1853...28,655.921 lbs
Total. .»•*»•** 67,516,194 lb a $65,880 32
- C£7* Wti. H. Hose, Esq., has retired front tha
-fedlrorW charge of the Pennsylvanian, and J.M.
..tloopEß, Esq., saceesdß him. While Mr. H. hag
conducted tlie piper it tta former
hicUchttraater os a democratic journal, ana m
■ no doubt that under Mr. Coorat’s control
itTflll he conducted with equal ability, and com
' tinuo tobs a faithfal democratic sentinel..', c .
- The wheat and rye crops in Baltimore
:county, Md., tbo'Beigtertown Whig fitatoo, hard
- toen mnohjiamaged by tho recent boil-storm in.
that Vicinity, and tho jdy is commuting much
- . havoc. Thera is «a6on, the Whig says, to fear
thot in some ports of the county the wheat croji
will:not equal half Its usual amount, andthaiyri
Already headed is being ploughed in preparatory,
teals to planting of corn. _ - -
, - ' The CTardlne#'Case.'
After a trial which dragged, through several
months, tbo jury in tho Gardiuercase, being un
able to agree, hare been finally discharged. As
all of oar readers may not remember the points
at issue in this case, we will briefly recapitulate
them. Dr- George A. Gardiner, the individual
on trial,’procured, Some timougo, ilrom tho Board
of Mexican claims, an award of four hundred
and twenty-eight thousand dollars; but circum
stances-subsequently ted -to .the suspicion’that
tho memorial and other papers were false on
which this award was obtained. Xo test this
question, and to punish the Poctor, if gouty, at
one net, he was charged with having falsely
sworn to those papers, and indicted for perjury.
Vfe understand that tho government is still so
completely convinced of tho guiltof Br. Gardi
ner, that it has detcrmincd.totry him again, but
this timo on n charge of forgery. His brother,
J. Charles Gardinef, is likewise to bo arraigned,
hia alleged offence being that or conspiring with
hie brother to perpetrate tho fraud. Under all
tho circumstances, it does not. become us to ex
prass an opinlou on the guilt or. innocence of tho
accused.' ‘ 'it, however, they have defrauded tho
government in - the way it iaosserted, we trustn
HOW JOiy Vfin'pVOnpttDDO .BQ UDOCBlttttiDg*y*. fiHd
thatih&-pQoißbiDcatt^of ;tbo-:prißDiiCTB will be.
A terrible accident occurred in Chicago
oa lost Friday, from a .mad dog* Ho bit a little
girl, the only, person he succeeded in catching.
The Tritune says: ‘‘By this time "o man In a
buggy, wlth.a double-barreled gunip .hand,, was,
added to the number of pursuers; but before
the enemy could be reached, ho. seised a little
girl about two ycaraof ago/the daughter of Mr.
Wm.>Donicl, and throat his tusks into her. bead,-
one paesing’in juat over the eyo., He was then
wounded," and dually disposed of with hriokbats,
A physician Was -quickly called to. the unfortu
nate little, girl, uudinnar caustic applied to the
wounds. The digress of the parents can hat
poorly bo imagined, and certainly not described.
Tho ecene was a* most painfol oPc,-* r - Must we
wait until we shall have to record. a similar'.nooi
denthere before any means'are taken for-the
prevention of such a terriblo calamity. -
Ilempflela Railroad.
, Wo are informed by the officers of the Compa
ny, that all the heavy.sectionß between Wheeling
and Washington, with only two: exceptions, aro
nownndor contract. Some of the heavyseo-
Sons east-of -Washington, including the.tnnnel
through Brady’s Hilt, have alao been let to able
contractors.
•it isthe intention of the Company,, .we under
stand, to direct their attention thiß summer,
mainly to those heavy jobs which will require
the most time for their completion, leaving the
lightenrork to bs let at a later period.
-At the meeting of, the Board held in this city
on the 27th inet,, the line entering downto ‘the
Old'Grave Yard-wns adopted, and the offer of
council to convey the Grave Yard Squaro to the
Company, for the purpose' of a depot, ‘ for Fifty
thousand Dollars, payable in the stock of the'
company, Was accepted. - ,
It is the Intention of the Board, we ahdor
stand; to obtain another terminqs- and dtpot jn
the upper-part of tho city,—WrhcdinglnttHigen
ter. May 80, - , ,
IffliCbßeefaT.
$20,786j98
45,094 S§
An ertonsirerobhery -was committed'bn:
tba2oth inst:, rin tbeoffice of theßrittahConsol-'
ate atHaTQiiaj.BOBB.ICOocISO onnocstaken—■
Bnspielhn rested upon the Secretary of the
‘•MixedCouri of jfdßticc/’ .wbQ-had been arrest'
ed ; he appears- to bare been the only person in :
the .apartment, eicept flr. Conr
snlrandtho oiromnitanees wero.: strong: against
Mm. ' «
•Mid
The business on the Chesapeake one
Ohio Canal, for'the month of April, shows a
largo increase ever, the precedingmonth of Jafij
yearr-the descending trade amounting to 29,17$
tons, against 14,202 ton 9 in 1852, and the tolls
to §17,85? §10,821. The largest in-'
crease was iacoal.uhliPtherceniS a heavy de
crease in flow eud-yrheaf. - '-*• - ‘ f
Itemß of Hows and IHGoollany.
Duringtheperfortnanco at the LoireH Museum
on Thursday evebing laßt,. ayoufig .emu named
Wheeler, acting as a supernumerary, was acci
dently etabbed with a bay onet'over the eye,whwh
entered bis brain? killing him instantly,
: It has be&ueaid of the late Caleb rated.Rothflr
child that, though no man nos less lavish of his
money, no one was more ready *to detect a loro
of it in others. It WQBone day, while .at a city
feaßt, that that for his
part, he thought venisoß wbb very good? bat that
ho loved mutton ahf X knowsh vyl
it ia boeaush he dosetft hire to pay do prishe—
it ia hecaneh mutton’s * iMep, and vonshon'a
d(tr' f ,
When Coleridge.?™ in loro, biswas compelled
to leave hia' iusmorato, .and; J .was_ consequently
wretched. As he left the scene of his amooT,
however, by degrees he got reconciled, and phi- :
iosppbically came to this conclusion <‘lovo is a
| local anguish—l am fifty miles distance, and am |
I not half so miserable.”
I A youngbuek of thosoap lock order, who wore
an unshaven face,-because, as he said, it “look
ed foreign, ’’ lately accoatedaFankoo as follows:
• “I eay, fellow, some individoals think lam a
"Frenchman, and some take mo for anEtalyean—
now, what do yon think I ami'’ i
■ “I think you nre a darned fooll” replied Jona-
I than. - v ' '
I .Sir Walter Scott was never without words when
the wished to; strain; politeness., In describing
the companyat “St'Ronan’aTFcH, he speaks of
the blue stocking ns “tba lady with the cerulean
bnStln.” 1 ,,,
- The Jlaily Courier, is gratified to bo able to
atatoitbat all of thceo Injured by the lato ca
lamity at the church, arc doing well, and no
doubt exists of their speedy recovery.
~. .. . . -irr, \y. . yrorn the Journal of Comraorce.
i j - Cure of Spirit Bappern .
' More than twelve years ago, in a. beautiful
imJ-quiet town in the northern part of this
gtife, the whole neighborhood was thrown .into
greet wonderment nod consternation -hecauso,.
forsooth, a house was “ haunted.” .The owner
was n mpdpsufarmer.V.his family. consisted of n
; mfo and fonriouS! .tbeboys BomStimea onnpyed
tbe parents by frolics;;bat the,latter consoled
themselves that their.children’s wild onto would
-60 on bo sown.' .
" The house was hanntedl ran from house to
house.’ A few men gathered there; palp ond
silent they listened to tho mysterious whispers
from the ghost Tour age, elr? rap, TOP. rap;
true, It is'his ago. How long since B. died i
raps' rap; true, how wonderful I -If it was
killed, rap once; one loud rap told the Jirevious
uncertain murder. ' I*o ne*t night more gath
ered, and in a weed’s time .the whole rural pop
ulation gathered iff fear and trembling. Already
the old father and mother of the boys were pros
drated-with afoyeredfiriun; atoutmon, who ever
before' looked: the i world in, the face, and with*
firm trust id/God, now soareely ventured mono
hoyond their blazing fires after sundown. .
/. At this enafo one of tho population, n man of
this stuff oftherevolutionary days, who had been,
absent teb’'days,'rreturued. Ho was at once
beset by bis .old .neighbors, caoh declaring the
power of the witches. ' .
His norves’were firm, for no power on earth
could make him believe that the great laws of
Gad were ttssy turvy. Horepalred to the house
toiuvcstigate; he carcfnlty conversed for hours
with tho spirits. : Ibe answers were wonderfol,
birt to his ear, much after tho manner of men.
He followed the sounds, bnt they were appar
ently from mld-Blrx Ho quietly crept into tho
garret, and there, in thetfark. on his bands and
knees, while others were conversing with the |
spirits, watched for tho cause. AU woo silent,
therS'; he crept on, .and discovered—ehat? _why'
aeon of tbo old gentleman, there in tho dork.
Familiar with the history of every family, and.
knowing every voice, he could answer os well as
most men any questions of the town; and an- i
owers -coming so mysteriously were believed. 1
He scratched upon o loose board in tho garret, |
and it; became tho spirit-voice pf .Another world.,
The ecc;c}.onco discovered, this, man of common
sense dragged, the youth from his hiding-place,
’FastCnSStfhitain tho r.oom with tbo people, the
srepc-'ceised—uqtil the man who had discovered
.iba trick went up and, ns correctly na the boy,
Ecraiihtd the'iansuera. Ho then showed the
whole thing to the parents of the boy-ond to the
people,- and no asylum ever so roon cured so
thanyowaiyiaen and womenoa ho.t .Thoroughly
I cured they were, too. - , - -V"?'" «
- Credulous men do'not wittingly nekaowledgy
' where they aro doped—that was a clear case.
I Bpirit'rappings have-never, entered; the town
. again; -the son bos lived to repeat the imposition
[ open his aged parents and neighbors; and the . i
i good old, man who did not believe in ghosts or j
' dead men talking tbrongh timber to the living,
hassinco boon the atbitrater for tho people he
rescued from this strange delusion, and not one
of them would, barter their right to use good
wmmofl iowc—not etenfor the privilege of be
coming a HBWSM. , ;
'* RBOQ WASHIEGTOH.
The; following items from Washington are
fnrni'Bbed by the speclaltelcgrophlo correspond
ent of the Philadelphia North American: -
Wasuikqios, May SO, 1858..
: I have goad reason to bell CTO that despatches 3
havebeen received from England, eommunlcat- 1
ing intelligence thaf the British Government, in ]
construing tho Clayton vnnd Bolwer treaty, re- j
renonnoes Its protectorate in Central America,
eo far os colonization, occupation and fortifica
tion, which arc specifically named, are involved.:
. The Binggold surveying expedition is ordered
to proceed, with despatches, to the East Indies,
•by the iroy'bf tho Cape of Good Hope- It is to
touch at Capo de Verds, for water and to rede*-
vousat Batavia, preparatory to a reeonnoisanoe
,in tho China Seas. The Sorvoy and the Supply
Ship John C. Kennedy, will leave Now Torfc In
about a fort night, with valuable stores, to join
tim expedition at tho Cape of. Good .Hope, Let*
tore for persons attached to the expedition, may
be penttojthe care, of Captain Hollins, New York
Navy Yard.
■ ■■■-■ Jonas D. Hoover hasbeoa appointodTuarshal
of tho Bistriot of Colombia, B. B. Frenoh, Com
missioner ©fPublio Buildings. A. G. Allen will
;take Obargeof the Naval Agenoy hereon the Ist
of July. The appointments are generally eatis
factory to the commnnity.
Wm- Easby resigned the CommlssionoTship or
pnbUo'bnildings, and claims two and a half per
cent on tho dlsbnrsement of monoy in the crea
tion of the patent officß.'-amountlngto about five
hundred thousand dollars.
Henry T. Hnrlbnt has been appointed Navy
Agent at Memphis, Tennessee; vice E. C. Perrin,
Perrin isthe brother-in-law of the two Stantons,
and it required a strong effort to: displace him.
G.Piohett was mainly Instrumental
in necompliehing tho change.. It is a triumph
■for ‘Young America.’ " ■
ir-, y->.- 'Hogs end Wlllt&y*
. ..The largeßt distillery to the United States is
at New Richmond, Ohio, on the river, about 20
miles above Cincinnati, There are two distille
ries in the town. At the larger there are now;|
made 125 barrels of whisk; per da;; at the?!
.'other 80—that is, Now Richmond furnishes the: ]
world 205 barrels of whisk; ever; day, or
about 70,000 barrels per annum. In the larger
distillery there are now 9000 hogs; In the other
7000.- These’ hogs aro changed three times a
■year, ’Which,' makes 27, 000. from one,and 21,00 P
i from the other, or 48,000 hogs, from Now Rich
mond annaall;. At certain seasons of the year,
from' the;character of- thoir food pr from other
causes, epidemics prevail among the hogs, Rost
winter/ over 8000 died. - In tho last two years
about 12;000 hogs have died at the two distillet
lies, These hogs are not a dead loos;—their
carcasses are rendered into lard oil. l£ho busi
ness of tho manufactory, at whioli this “saving
process” goes on, omoantcd the last elx months
to over $5000.. past year 460 barrels of. lard
< were'made from the bogs-that died in the pens!
1 In the lorgcrdistUloty there aro now in store
about 100.000 bnihels of grain. - It is a spot as;
inviting to great rats Os over was California or
Australia to gold loving men. The trade bptwee^
Cincinnati and Nowßiahmsnd supports a steam- ..,
cr, whioh mokes daily trips down and baefy - ' B ' KSoK i>_\yhett we were hoys;
Tho freights mainly hogs and whisky. BnU cm father began to teach m
considerable business as done, also, in floor, of were nniions to perform the
which there are ground at tho two distilleries We were splitting wood. A
about 100 barrels. —Cmeamatt Commercial. roaoh sUok with'a most obutlnate knot, tricdoli
, , , , ~ tho BtrcnEth and sklll of a weak ann.nnd wo
££rTho Washington Sepublic has the follow- WCM Ql)0 ° t tea fc, when our fathercamealong.
taw oomplloentoty notice of some of its eoadr He saw that the piece of wood bad been chopped
tnf n «, * , ' 1 dotra. nndfhe knot hacked around, pnd took the
jntor?:— ~T , oxo. saving ‘‘ol ways strike thebnot. 1 ’ The words
SBTOHoWQv.-i-The Albany (N. y< ) J V JL renamed safe in onr memory. They
the Cleveland (Ohio) BcraW, and “ are nrecions words, nnd worthy ta be home in
journals of thesamo class, have, in tho jmpnidi P Waver tty to ohun a diffionlty, but
ty or their Insignificance, for some fame past on, j i£ tho fcee; catch its e;e,
sidled ns. As they belong J® ?*}? wd ond you ß ean subdue it as a man nan n Ron. It
min whosa stench is worse than their sting, wa -mi you, and sneak away nnd hide
nbnll let them travel for the T rcs J-“*' < jtoelt If yon dread difficulties, difficulties grow i
SESSS^SifiSWaKSSSa
meat thorn vith a pinchuf Iprcafa bug OlO. *
FOUETOH ITEMS
The Paris correspondent of the London Illns
trated News professes himself la utter ignorance
of the cdUBCi while ; confessing pcrfeot faith in.
the foot of the 44 moving tables,” now introao
ced into Paris. So also relates tbo result of his
experiments with the door-key, as being entirely
successful.
There is a doss for ladies to learn wood
engmripg, at thfe School of Design, Somerset
House. j
The winter of Europe just past is said to re
i semble, in of view, tbat pt Awt-*
It Is boped that thesummer whioh is to succeed,
way baosplentiful as,that of theyear above
mentioned
M. Boyer, professor of ehemi.stry io^Paria.hW
written B lotter, in which .he nssffrts tho reality
of «• table-movings.” -
Tho Goman cockade has been discontinued in
tho army, by order of the Grand Dnko of Olden
burg . _ .
There are 100,000 foreign refugees in London.
There arc at present in Australia, as wo learn
from good authority, dry goods enough'to last
the- colony for the nest six years, without an
other importation.
The death of lady Fielding, whose conversion
and that of her husband to tho Catholic faith
excited some remark, is announced in the Lon
don journals.
A duel ißSaid to have occurred between Mr.
Bbmal Osborne, tho Secretary to tbo Admiralty,
and Sir Robert Peel, in which Mr. Osborne was
wounded by hla antagonist. Cause—adispute
in the House on tbo subject of the Jews bill. , :
Biver 3t«ai&l)oftt Itena*♦
' The loveo presented quite a bnsy. : appearance,
on yesterday.: The lowerpart, between Fifth
nad Sixth, WA9 covered with meats of every de
scription that had been brought down by tho
Granite State and two or three other boats.—
The arrival of so largo on amount of bulk meats
at this particular moment, mnst haye, a senous
influence in reducing tho prices of thatoommodi
ty. We hope, however, it may be the means or
I stirring np transactions, .whioh for.,some weeks
have been so dnlL— Jmieoille Courier , 28lh
Rivesb.—There Is hot little news from the
different rtvero at present. Atthia point the
river Is nt a stand, having risen about fifteen
inches of late. The rise came out oftbe Mis
go'uri, which river, from last accounts, was stiff
rising. The Upper Mississippi is falling fast,
the Illinois is still reseding slowly. The Cam
beriand and Wabash rivers are both;, falling
slowly— Louis InitUigtnctr, 26 ».
“The Hobss.”—Wulearn from the St Louis
Notts that tho steamboatmon of that city havo pro
cured a magnificent pair of clfe horns, which are
now being painted and gilded- They are to be
presented to the steamer A. I*. Shotwell-- They
will hare a silver plato with the following in -
Bcription t ‘ 1 Presented to the steamer A. I. Shot
well by the steomboatmcn of St- Lonis until
called for.”
iiA nan’s a Man for a’ttiat,’’
“ They were on\s foreigner?,” heartlessly re
marks some cool-blooded person, nnd passes in
to his business. And what if they were foreig
ners t Is not lire worth as much to a German
or an Irishman, os to an American f Do not
Germans hove wives and children to be cared
for ? - Do they not boro beating hearts as well
as other men ! .Do they not foel the loss of chil
dren Justus koonly os the truest Yankee ? . Are
Uvea to be thrown away, and-people talk.indif
fcrently, because the first breath was .not brea
thed In American air T; Away with Buch narrow,
heartless talk. We are all of one blood* all des
cended from the eame parentage.: We all alike
have human sonts, wo are all made In the samp
image—that of tbo great Creator. Homan life
is most Bacred. It matters not under what roof
it commenced, or what language is used to give,
expression to its wants- On some accounts, the
fact that tho disabled, the maimed, and thedead
hre from'foreign shores, deepons: our sympathy
and sorrow. . Five thousand miles they have
como to seek a home with us. They had left
kindred, thoy had brought with them tbpgather
cd fruits of years of toil/ They were.in searph
of an'honorable livelihood: in free America. . If
thoy had died at homo in tho midst of friends
and been hurled in the old grave yard by their
fathers; tho case would not have been so sad.—
Chicago Tribune,
<Hbo bate Lamented Wills Forty. ,
The following paragraph in a Whig paper of
Ohloj shows thowhcrcaboota of the late lament
ed Whig party in tho West Replying'to ouoef
the weerinjj the deceased concern, It
tO'WMi.S * s
■ "And not? lot us nek on» respected cotempo
rnry/upon whatißsue doosho expect to over-,
eomo tho 25,000 clearlocofoCo majority ip the
State! Remember that ouropponents, swell
(heir tanka each year, five to.tight,thousand, by
naturalisation. .Does the Recorder men ..know
of any scores of Democrats in hia townwho have
recently turned-' Whig T _wiU Ashtu
hnla giro 2,800 majority t : Does anybody know
of ench a miracle anywhere!.. When will .160,-
000 Whigs outnumber 175,000 loco focos, the
former growing beautifully lesa, and the latter
alarmingly larger! By what coup d’ elat,
mnnerame, oharge, or mine are wo. to route, out-
capture or blow np the loco fooo party!
■Just let ua know, We would delight to be in at
Its dc3t}i. ,
■Theeniy politicalsarviee.tho Whig party can
render is to etaud up for tho loco fooea to knock,
down—capable of making just resistance
enough to hold tharanka of the. opponentacloao
ond firm.”
A game of chance called •• Honest Po
tor,” la thus describedhy the Guardian:
A centre table la placed on the Sooty and a
circle made round the top of the table, with lines
running across it; on ornoar the lines is placed
dicers articles, each as rings looting glasses,
abasing soap; &o.; &«., fronting some of which
la a dollar,' placed for the purpose of mailing the
Vhoy’s feelsomo’ Interest in “ Honest Peter.”
In the middle of tho table is a small rod of iron
placed with n screw attached,-and upon, this rod
is placed a long piece ■of iron,-- flattened at wue
end,- somewhat in tho - sbape of on ludian’B.
quiver, and tho other end is made sharp. - The
gentleman wishing to tryhia lock for some of
tho articles on the table, walks up and hands
a'qnartcr to the Dutchman, and then* takes hold
of one end of the iron, and whirls it around and
wherever the email end stops that is thoortiolp
he picks np fortho quarter he puts down. ‘
A “Dsau Sew..”—An omuelng etory.is told'
of a young Parisian artist, who lately painted
portrait of a Duchcps, with whtoh her friends
were not satisfied— declaring that it was. totally
nnliko. The painter, however, was. convinced
that ho hod ouoceodod admirably, and proposed
that the question of reaemblanoo or nowsemb
lanoo be left to a little dog belong to the Dnch
ess, -which was agreed to. Accordingly the pic
ture was sent to the hotel.-of the lady.next.day,,
and- a large party .assembled, to-witness the test..
The dog was called in, and no sooner did he see
tho portrait, than he sprang upon K. Heked.it
all over, and showed every demonstration of the
greateat joy. Tho triumpli of the waß
complete, and all proaoot insisted . that tliQ pio*
tnre had beenwtonohed daring
.Was ootually so—the painter having robhed. it
over with a thin,coating of lard t .The dog's
nose was sharper than the oritio’s eyes.,... -,
CST A wag of a Clorayman writing to tho
Now York Independent, a religious paper of
great celebrity, and in on. especial manner, Wo
believe the organ of thoclorgy, recotomenda that
his cloth, i e., the prcaohers foUow theprevall
enstom of tho day and strike for wages and fixed
rules! Not a-had idea that! Thpy conld pro
test against one clergyman ra!<tnyond another
accepting a “ call*’ below tho orthodox: figure;
they plight : organise to resist .?’£B*rely
scheme's of parishioners: who want. .ttielr pwn
souls eared at prices whloh starve the. bodies
of their preachers; --and finally fix a fair
rate for tying the nuptial knot—that Uo so
difficult tountoso, but so readily fastened. .
faith, our clerioal friend is apt for wrong—few
men lead more laborious lives fora less ode
auate recompense.- Whore one clergyman Is paid
a good salary,- twenty,Hpgnlsh ip pecuniary desr
titntlon. .
f-%
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* ~ • - ' > "i -.
* rwai \hn Tranch of Jules Jenin.
THE BltOKniS HESAS’S*-
Hcr heart wad brd&co; Say hj day
Bha rested silently away;
Andtferhor large doth ores. .. ..
. A flha of leaden coloTodJiue;• ;• i - .:
A hectic let cr flush e&hsr chech“- -
spea^i?
And fcv to whom fccrfcifli was vowed,
> !, -Berhush&nA-^b7the < worldsllowcd''
: A hind, good namrod, easy man,
• o>r all hla present conduct ran
■••• To see If he had given her ought'
To cauw thl* apathy, of thought—. •
Thle U&rfal silence* sorrowfraught!.
•At length ebe spoke quo dewy mprar-.
» * f Adolphe, you wonder why Osrlorn,
rpensiTD sit from day today,
• Andplnoln solitude away. • • ...
n' Dear husband, I will tell thoe alt;
: My neighhor, Madame DMrgentol, ■
■: Hu got—Xhavo cot—a sew sejCttl, .-
—Btuton Post/
THE THISKBS AHD THE DOER.
One sits at home, with pale, impassive broWj.-.
? Dont cm the eloquence of lifeless letters, . •
Hating man’s thoughts torn •Mlntfs firstdawn, til* now,,
• When Troth, soflmv- nearen : to burst her
fetters.
Another plies the force of stalwart nabs, ; v r : ‘ •
Andkeemrft sharpened by tho whirl of action,, '■
For midnight lore no studious laxnpbo trims.
Curtained and tnqfiW from the world's distraction.
Two destinies—converging to the end* ...
1 The glorious iasueof aiibumanUbof ;•
Whore w harmonious union softly blond •
Tho pralso of Ood—the profit of our neighbor.
Each has hls dft—'the stamp affixed at birth, <
That marks him for the servant of a Master ;
The chosen steward of Ills realm of EstUj ;.
:•.. jhephard watching far'ahlgher.Enstor..
Each has hto erowft—of carlhlv laureU here.
• - Gathered and woven by the hand, of mortals:
And when the Spirit City's tower* appear, .
: Cropped on his brow by- angola at its portala-
Judge npt-wblch servos his mighty Master best, _
• Uaply Ihoamightest be true worths detractor;
For each obeys his natureshigbbehest,--■ ;V .
Thocloso peat thinker and the busy actor* ...
Two intelligent colored men ef tho interior of j
Pennsylvania, Mossrd, Samuel Williams of Johns
town, and Charles Deputie,: ofjHslUdayßburg,
who went to Liberia in the Barqae Shirley from
Baltimore last November, havß returned, mocb
pleased with "what they saw, and with tho.fall,
purpose of retaining thithcr.pemnnently.wiln
families end friends, daring the cooing fall. Mr.
•Williams - his prepared a report of- their visit,
which is intended : to,be laid before the public.
■ The party in process of organiiation by them,-
ia intended to consist of Pennsylvanians, ond to
carry with them a steam engine and tho neces
sary machinery for preparingcoffca formarket,
for Crushing the oil from the palm nut and ker
nel, and for cutting tho fine dye and other woods
of that conntry—the whole to, bo worked by
steam power, and to be located at or Bear Mon*
rovla, the capital of the Republic. * ...
To make an efficient working company, two
persons'are necessary, one a machinist, the oth
er ah engineer, • Tbcse'shoold possess means,so
.as to unite in the pnrehaseof whatever machin
ery may be determined on. There are.now but
two engines in the Be public—cno .at Buchanan,
at the distance of 80 miles from Monrovia, and
the other at Sinoo, still more distant—and con
sequently, boards are now sawed there by the
laborious and expensive means'of manual labor.
Recent accounts from Liberia represent tho en
terprise Of establishing .a steam engine at Ba
chanan, as having been. moßt satisfactory, and |
considering tho rapid growth and prosperity of |
•Monrovia,'there cannot be a: doubt that a,simi
lar attempt ot that point or its vicinity would
be highly advantageous, to those that might em
bark in it, while a ready return is always to be
i obtained for coffee and palm oil. Should a party,
of suitable persons bo formed, assistance, if re
quired. would be famished to a considerable ex-
I tent for the purchase of ‘the ■. necessary machin
ery, besides tho usual aid for passage and outfit.
Should any be disposed toembraeo an oppor
tunity ofaotauch promise of profit and useful
ness, they may obtain .farther Information by
application at this office. • •
Bau/wat AccroESTa.—lt is shown that there
Ua mdrfced declino in the frequency of Accidents
in England. Tbos, in 1840 onepcisoa wcs kill
ed for every million of passengers. In ’6l, < one
only in every two and o half millions. Of inja.
riee not fatal, one occurred in MO «o every 120,-
000; bnt in ’6l, only one in every 036,000 was
injured. 1 "• ■
' AnEnglishman of London, Mr. F» G» Pi
eon, calculates life chances curiously. Dating
*tbo eight years from. *44 . inclusive, 7»-
0-15,609,484 miles were traveled-by passengers..
In this time-170 passengers) were hilled, which is
fiqulralenfto One denier a tittle ever 40,000,-
■OQO miles tratele3r>ln respect to time, Mr. kelr
Bon computes, supposing a railroad passengerto
travcltwelvo hours every day, and every day in
the year, at the rate of twenty miles an hour, .it
would take him 450 years lo get. .through
forty odd million of mlle>,- and just, ca long be
fore hiß time came for being killed "by or:on the.
railroad. ”,
* JfoYEViMPtEHEIIT TO BIIAVE WITH. —Emerson
Baya that “every carpenter who shaves with a
fore-plane borrows the genins of a forgotten in
vention.” Wo cannot ooneeive hovr.the feat of
shaving with - a fore-plane can; be accomplished!
without detriment to tho nose, and should deem
a smooth piano belter for a- good above. The
only class ot citizens on whom such an imple
ment would be practicable, we should; think,
would bo a board of aldermen ora plank .road
company; ■ At any rate, we -would - not advise
any of oar young-friends beginning to shave to
try a fore-plane upon any - snob, '.hint as the
■ above. —Boiian Pott.
' Shot —-We understand that-lost night, about
9 o'clock, a difficulty . occurred in the market
bouse between Floyd and Preston streets, in this
city, between Mr. Eeuhen Lyter, proprietor of
i tbo Railroad Hotel, and his nephew," Hr. pdph,
ia which the latter ehot the former with a pistol,
and no hopes are entertained of ,bia recorery.—
We could not learn the cause of the difficulty.-
I/OuisuiUi-Democrat
' 'Ciy InacnTiar? Koncr.—To any that haw notrethwa
paid tborttnttied drafts nni passage Hdsota ofP,w. llyrnra
; I i -Co,; hT’Jobs Thompson, liberty street, Plttsbargn. i
ihawnssdWlß loiterftom their-assignee, statins that lam
cgloa to nscelroSO per cent on $3,55%75 that I haw paid to
one hundred and fprty-twi persona d nring six monflaeito
they tolled; anduow, I.heroby notiiy oil who ban any
dralte or tickets, to tttnra them Immediately to me, almy
office, and 1 will pay them to toll, as I hate dono bo-ore. I
will allow; them tea daye ioeomo to.. ; '
TAw« v7iO &aw twd and abuxed vu,nted not cppfy.
• . Jomt Taospson, •
Ko. 410 Liberty atreet, ?Ittohurgh. :
jdhlw* ~
■ ■■'lp Washington, Wednesday arening, June l«i»b7
■ the ReT.Fnmtlln Moore; Mr. J.WAT. WILLIAMS, of Pitts
burgh'and Miss ELIZABETH U.M’FARtAND, of the far
mer place. \ = ■' : ■-
THE *‘ WAU.IB. OP
-g-ajaiFOßMßhia great BOTTLE FEAT, TO-NIGHT. /. Ho
_|_ bag a large audlcoca last erenlog, upon which occasion
ho amputated tho nose of A genUerahp.ln the audience.: - :
• (SS~ Messrs. LEHR ami BROWS, giro groat satisfaction
In their Ethiopian performances. J c -lt
GOED I JEWELS r GEHB! ,
GRAND PRESENTATION BANQUET AT .
MASONIC BALL!
■a/TOSDAV EVBSINQ.June 6th, 1853,8T00 worth <rf
JVL Rich, Costly and Princely PRESENTS will he donated
to the audience, free of .charge* after the representation of
the FAKIR OF SIVA. Conslsting-of Gold Watches, Gold
Chains; Blleer Watch,'Aceoideons, Vh>llhi'Flntcs,FlTe Solid
Cold Rings, Breaches, Papier Machs Checks, 4c„ 40, 4c. ;
-K5“ Erorynerean ertUrocolTe a presenters . ■ ■ ■ ;
- JGB»Go and See the Gifts, iuMrl-J. J.GMesplo'e Show ,
Window, No. 76 Wood Street.
- Even thing tefllle ponfiedy ddaertd.-.-
4gJ- TICKETS gl,oo. To he had at Mr. Gillespie's, and at
the Hall. ■
£3* Boon open at 7 o’clock. ■ jo£2t
GiiKE&E—- SO.hQxesprlmo.old'Cheese, just received-ant
far sale Sy r \ A. HUNTER.
/7\IB-i25 bhla; Bleached t -
18 do Ko.lpuroßrewnTannen’Oll;
■ Just rcadTOdhr ' A. HUNTER.
STATCH HQBBEfHA half Of young Horses, qolctnud
L roatle !pj either or double harness,. For sale by
5 > . : A. m?MTKBjS99 Liberty ;
1 f> BBL 3. N 0.3 MACKKEJ2L —Forftalolow, tockaeaam
-154 slgtunont* by LUKE TAAFFJE,
jS 60 Water street
STOJIACLB —Cellar ami Wamroom fltorager vith*
out Iniuraaee, on moderate termvto ■ - *,
Je2 LUKE TAAVFB, $0 Water street.
- iVßooth te ftmmtlgmaa wellnofl foTorably kaotrs i&bli
•.. • :.•. ffeb. 8,15&3. I
sSs^fi»VfflKfflLfSW3
srsnsn&sHZ a» ssy&s/K
S ttSiSSStKSJ IffiißLT THIBTY FEET OF TAKE
SfIBMI Itonld: Sell rare two bottles lo »• cMlil, four
tKßeu. ee4'»PSM® l about oaa hundred Worms, newly
a fbot long. aud many miller OSes (amp array, spd tha
child Is irtlt ■ A* e o !® 5 s ooeps, I shall order an
® aaitt yuan. Ac, WH-W. mom.
Prepared aS sold by J 5 Ai yAHHEUpoOS * CO,
j o y ■■■. ..-: • ■.•> caraerofWQOj tm4 First streeU. .
TJOR Bed* aleV of SO feet ftoni, on ft 60
T> • feot street, by 120 fbet<2ecp,to a 24 feet alley; o&'vhlcln
is erected a brick dwelling bousein
tooms aodeellor ; onto Ten, veil of mod crater; ozL tSe al.
ley, ft brick building, fora - fibop, TWlli cellar; also, a-good )
stable. Price $lBOO. Tfco abora property fain the Eighth: i
TTard, near the Fourthstreet Bead. Terns easy.
8. OOXHBSET & SOIT; ■
- i - Ucal Estate A£cnt3> Hos!hlrdfftrert.";
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only «medy.-CTW the
has ncrer failed to care, whendiroctiona&r© fallowed, Is
•hi’Lane’a UnrPil : It has boea several years befijrrtfc*
ftabfoj ny l ******* totrolncssd jtt^se^ostf.the-IJidK^' 7
Whcro it has been mod, It has had ths.-mcst- triumphant
success, aM bas aeteaUy dnroa oat of usooH other icsdl.
i cfces« ; It his been tried.underfill'the dlffenaifc;.pha«s of
i b«A been fbnad CQoallr efflcsdoasln all. ■ >
I' -Eor sals br most of the Druggists and Merchants, sad
by the sola proprietors. ~ rLfIMTNQ BEOTHEII3 t ■.
: '--iaySBsUkw’ - 60 Wood street.
Lott Spirits* Hypochondriac, want of
"ends? y™ l * capacity for business or disposition to enjoy iLs
-'and miched-complainto which dteatlypi?*-.
upon the constitution of the unhappy object They *»
usually brought on through troubles and afflictions of the
j -mtTjdjfwriffitaTy Trahiby/ym fitted £^;tui&ClOS3-/flppllcaiis*i
I They axe sometimes: attended with loss of appe*
I titc, dyspepsia, 'nervous. debility, .fiightftil
I Nov, while these melancholy disorders icxisvth 0 DTSgnt
I suarklln&eye loses itswontediustro- is Mncirar
| tratiou andviTadty—the body itsiaanly Tlgor,
I the noblest feelings of ©nr nature"gradually dwindle
i'avroy to wfotfnl peevtoh: temper, until JilS becomes a bur-
I then, ohd'other diseases arise to shorten tho existence of the
! wretched . ' 1
I a Vw!m fiir these horrible disorders will be found la that
j excellent article, HALSEY’S FOREST WTNEI
1 cdvertisenicntln another cohtnm*.
|. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Or. GEQ. H. KEYSES, 140,
I comet of Wood street and Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pin ol-
I by JAMES T. SAMPLE. north-west cornsr ofJPederal
I street and-the Olamond, Allegheny City, dcyfffclTncfew:---
X3* Scrofula*—lt Is dne to Kleria Petroleum to say
that It has been known to completely eradicate every testate
of this dreadfol disease In less time than any other remedy,
and at lessees* or Inconvenience to tha patient.
■ Thftth<vcw«-nfl» nf .fn the bands of* the propria -
j tor* many of which are from well knowp citisens of the city
! of Pittsburgh anil its immediate vicinity, go to show dearly
1 aad-beyond aU. doubt, that. Kira’s pErioiEtreils A medicine
[ of no common vaise, not only.asAloealTemßdyiu
*£», metsmalijsa, Vtafncu, lea of-Sight,- but ns-* valuable
l Internal remedy, Inviting-the Investigating as
1 well as the suffering patient, to become acquainted with Its
1 merits. •:
j : a dread of mixtures are assured that this
1 n>HL»iTn» is purely natural*, and is bottled as It Cows from
1 thebosom ortiieearthi v . •■.. ■: *-- :r w
I - • ThtfoUDmnffcnWtetUit copied from apaperyMWitd at
I Syracuse hfrxt, and hear* dale August. 2,l&2,tovJdchis
I FlFbc/,JTȣ)< t:
I ofSyraciue: -.••.-.
j v Thismay in truth certify,that I have becasa badly af*
I meted with Scrofula tor the last savenyearsthat most of the
1 time I -have been unaMo to attend to any Wnd of business, :
] f.-nA Tntrffh of-thft time.gnahle-'toycDt aad.nbnShed- tomy
I bet Land bavebeeh trtotedaearly all the tiiriaby thebcst
‘ l physiclahs our country affords; ! occasionally .got tome re
tMlßt BO cure, and cizitiuafcd to grow vruTsauatn Dr. Foot
(recommended meto •try.tbePetmletomcrßock-O&ftjeve--
'I tythinff elsebnd toiled- t Idid 83 without hut
fiheeffectwas astonishing* l£.threw;thepoisbutotiiesnrface
I ftf lAt onea began - to grow bettetv and by using
I This may ceriiOrthat. I havebtou acquainted with Sleria
l Petroleum, or Boch.olL tot niorethan-a year, aalhavore
fpeatedly witnessed its beneficial effect* in the cureof Jean-.
1 tent ulcers and other diseases tor-wblch it is reecsnxaended^
' I and can with eopfidencoTceommcnd it to be amsdidae wor
-1 thy of attention,and can safely- say that success has attend*
I el its Use where other madieino had toiled. '
[ j * . „D.,Y. TOOT, M. D. ■
j for sale by all the Druggists In Pittsburgh- fau27aiAw.
CHAS. E. LQOMIS, ~
■ -STOCK A/HD Btlili SEOKESj ■=
note., Bond%Eff ortsaseo, &Cn negotiated.
v v ■ .'diyie i-•
TO THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF STOCKS. - .
43y-Omcs—7s Fourth street, between Market and Wood,
oppcalte theHanfcof Pittsburgh.- - ■, . . • JanlSdy
. W. A. M’CLURG & CO.,
HATE REMOVED TO THE CORNER OF
■cyood ona sixtu Streets,
' Whcjo they offer to; their-old.customer,and the
public renerailT.attSio lowest rales, Wholesale imdErtail,
tho largest, mosp- select l and eompleto stock of CHOICE
TE AS^FAhJILT : GROCEBIES, WOODEN AND WILLOW.
WABB to bo found In the West . deely
Pearl &team, Will,
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY CITT,
t (2tSA» THS RAttnOJU) STAJIOX)
FINE, SUPERFINE, EXTRA FAMILY, and £X-
TRA,-(of selected'Whlto-Whcat,). I'LOOK,tdS
BRAN, SnOSTS AND MIDDLINGS, always on hand. W :
■:tear Wo will deUrer Flour to tomilies to either of tiio
twodtlcs. Orders placed,la our boxes, at BRAUN: A REIr
TER’S, corner of Liberty and St. Clair streets; or, LOGAN,
WILSON t CO-’S,62Woodstraet, willbeattendedto._-
myl7 BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO.
’ phuadelhhia. ctubtaih waeehouse,
-i". 171 CkoizivfsLi opposite the Safe Battsuj.. :-r-..y
H. W. SAFFORD,
rt-mna KEEPS constantly on hand tho most extensive and
trig?'- vnriedassortmeaf ofCart&ins and to
bo found in-thecity; comprising in part of. the following,
CURTAIN GOODS AND FUIUiUFURE.COVERINGS all
. . Window Shades, all prices, f
Muslin - " ** . Bud Hollands, all widths, ..
Frehchßnxateßes,all widths, Gilt Cornices, ond
French Plushes, pri«» i r w
*i- Satlu Laincs, ; Gilt Curtain Pins,
■ u Lam pas, ".•• ' •“•: • -Bands,.
«• - Satins, • , . Cords and Tassels, .. . . - - ;
-..«•• - Damask Linens, • Gimps, aUprices, -■
-• .-Cashmcrcttc, ■ Loops,
'PlaladMrhey.Rody •• v Fttoges,
ludiaSatih'Damash,- KctoreTasseis and Cords, -
-.v W -.-uniogsUks,
'FurhSturuSmpSi •' iv.lJoolcßilto^'CiM^to
r thaJiboTe goesds constantly- tor.
wholesale or retail. (marltly—alo.u.
SorgeozL cf
W. Biddle.) 144 : - • - • ;■■
U, A. O. arthe north-east eoracrcf
Fourthaud Market streets, {above MurphyAßurcb
geid’a StarOrVcnMondayeTeplngvat ScrcSock. ;• mar3> - ;
AIIGEEOE ALODGE, 3VO. Q*vFr—Tke
Lodge, No.2S3,i:o>Qf; O. Ece& fiTexy
■Wednesday evtaitogtoW&shingtuh.llalk Wood st. yfoyDy—
AC&TB A*—Tor tbobest Oauwd’mtaMtte-;
No* SS Tilth streetywhere the very best Black and Lreea
Teaacan always be had.
JOHS H • FOVVLEBt late Fowler A PuUis,
Boot and Sboo -Mimulactum,-and Wholesale Dealers
No. 1-1 Barclay street. Are doom below the Astor House, New-;
York, * taflTl:6p^;
tr"=s» Xtf JOUKNKYaiBA TAILUKS SO-;,
CIETT, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, mecfc*<m the,
firsthand third WEDNESDAY of every month, at tha TLOBI
DA HOUSE, Maritekstreet- -Bycraeric
Jel? - • • JOHN-YOUNG, 3B* -Secretory.-;-
ISBURAJYCE' COMPAQY-*: ok
h£/Hartford, Coan^-CapitalSt»cjcSCuo r v2o; As*
sots Office of the, Pittsburg Agency in tbii Store
Boom of McCurdy « *.
■ POT4rtf : ; v v-- /; ■•:B. Bi BEESON, Agent
flUver igcdßt ftiyarded hy Ffanklia
trUtitutc, IBS2--F./H.
tawr of Pocket Porto Hoaaales, Bose Wood SVritißgr.
Desks. Ihesstos Cases aod.Work Boxes, 205 A/ca
doaroolOTrSixih;Phnadalphi3k marlin.
' O'* O* of
Tilth Ktrect.and Yirgia aUoy.v.
v. • pir*SßtrsawliOpGS t No.SS&—Sleets every Tuesday evening. -
MiacAiittS'EscAHKtEiT, No. 87— Meets hrstand-third
Friday of each mdntiu . ~- • ■: =•-:■. . ■•■.• ■ ■
Corosn Gor&alM Agnatmanyper^
i-rfy Bona art dreadfully tonnented.wtth corns. .A certain
xomedy win Pusteb. fc?
wle by Dr.*GEO. S.KBYSEB, 140 Wood stmt.
Pries, retailatlSUand 25 tfs/perboxir- ■;■
deducuoito to those who buy to aril v- ■'..
ATffi g,. © c rial s 5 anG
(kgr Gortria.Trimmings "of or try description, Tnrnitaiw.
Plushes,Brocateiles,' £c«Lace-and. Muslin Curtains, N.Tv
Painted Window Shades. GntCornieeSjCurtalaPins, Bands,
Ac., - At wholesale and • . W. H. CABBY3,
;• Tifth,Phiiad«ioiiA ••
and Trimmed to the very newestFrexxca
style. [pgrsody.
jy*^a». Hiller's Window Shade Haanfoe*
IkyT tory, COBNEK OF SECOND AND -ABCff ST&i
PTITT.ATVKTT.PnT A. OUT IDOttO Is, “ £dU9 Old iSffiaU
Prv&u. n •'■"■
Store, Church, and Lodge Boom SHADES, made inn
superior manner. - - ,•• • •• • ■.
JSf’ Dealers and others are invited to give os a eau rpe
:v
• ir&TXBx W. comer Second and ArchstvPhßa. -
trsja Pitiflborgh XJity Glass W oyhM*
lti§Or. cfiffIINOHAM A iZcmJjSxciurer* ofWIS-:
DOW-GLASSyComar of IfAMKET and FIRST
Pittsbursh, Pennsylrania.Particnlar ■ att^n tfcp;. PAgJ^
1 odd rises.' Also, dealers-in FLINT YTAAvv EOT*
: TLES, Ac. . Two cf the- firm• being-pr^eto ll nwn>, Will gITO
their enure attention'to th?i fewness, and. ihcy fcel'.ccna
dantthfy,cjto.p?oducn «k arade,of Wlaiow Glass equal to
. -
NELSON'S DAGPEHBEOTTPEStw
post Odea Buildings, TMrdstreet. litkpPWfiWwtgi-
In aU kinda of -weather, from 3 A. M,ta A
accurate artistlo and anariraitty ra?.
periorto the coiainonchP3P.dasn£rreo»jpcs»aSthBloncmicg
SLeap.pri«'ar-tWO» S3* S4>ss.«nd acoordiug to
tt £sa"ss.!F.a.
- N. B.—UkmeECT of sick or dcraasjl insoai takes la any
port of the city. ~ [aoriotly T
Noises In, tb*- Bead, and ell diry.
Ir^v: greehble discharges .frua the ear, speedily and pcrxsa“
nentlyremoTod, witbWtpamor incottrcnici&o, by Dr. Hass*
ttri principal Aurist of the. K. Y. Ear Surgery, who may bt
cchsultedat 99 Arch attest, Philadelphia &oq 6 $
of close and aliaoat attention to
thlahranch ofspecial ha* enabled him to reduce his
su?s a decree of success as to find the most coa
and obstinate cases yield, by a steady attention to the
Clean* prescribed. • ** . [aug2s -
' SVfflHßa-OPBHIKG. ■"
(ffnv AT NO. 95, (Sirs.' A. LsscOVold stand,) wiU be
opened. & large; assortment of CR APB Avri rtt.V
of the latest Paris styles.
, J° l:3t • -ms. wnsos. ...
• - ■'■--•■■ !
ifVI£SP.iSH a for Qlt, TOBiteoslre collection of PAPEB
\J HANGINGS, comprising a great number.of.nw.pat
.tOTWjedeetei' w«Briyftf.thiii-3m^eV--fi^'Sl»aeh : -aSi'
Apglc&ir-Mannfaetortes/of Gold, Gold and TelYet,now*
eTtry yarietyy.Gla£Bdand-.PnglaMd*.«3i
: oua styles of Iraitation Wood wnrkjSuchasQak,
r- ample. Mahogany, Tarnished-■ a?syp&ia, ma»
lose aitogetber-an•* assortment tbat-wnuot
SgaMty* or low prices, by aajr house west of the
'-.7 Prices xiugp fifonlTk. to per piece,
'.'Person* ‘dcslroni • of - looking- through* tito*. assortment,
whether disposed to purchase or nQtr&ro rcsocetfhllyljiTn
ted to call at - - . SHQ& PAtMES'S* - a
:V,iaargh3i3' r> ' No. g$ Market sacot- ■<
-iWojtnra lamirancs • Coiapaay 1 slitts6«sJh5 l itts6«sJh
B. MniSiSt, Jr, President. I K5tQO BOON, StrtSffljr f
~ OACTPAI., 0300,000.
TBpTlihlnsurosMiartaUldnda of rkskfcWßE
,V BINE, -is losaos rriU ho liberany odjustel anil
proaptty paid. • 7 • •• v • .- •
• A Home.lnstitution, managed by Daggtpsg.who aiewpu.
known in the community, and -wiK> «u
’oSii niokoW^.BuSor,
H Jlolotcs, Jr, W-H-fcolth, an^t!,fl|or^W. J
Wm*' 1L Eytowames Uppgacatt,- 0 eorge -Darsls, J T.T &■.
Aulor, Alexander Ntailck, Thomas Seotfc.
70S W stst stmt*(Warehouse*Rams*
uy ctalrtj v
!
\ . .
• -
* ( 1
t- * tl
j. r ;.ci« .
f -*■
- -:£&* Doorscpen atTli tfdc&z perform an rata -
ftt7?£ o'clock. ,
•■ ■mas o?'Acas£ia3.
PrlT&ie BoxM-.. M ;..a;.41jC0 1 DrK3 eta,
Parquette. 6O J SecoiaX
Senla cxay ba escowd at the' soX: tie
4tt7,wittioatextxa charge.
• . t£S* Third night of the of 1 -Mr. COtTL
COOK. ... :. ■. , •• ••••■' ■•• v .'.•
lias June-2,1553,VU1 bo BorihrmaS tiocrest
Tragedy of
MACBETH.
Macbeth
Lady Macbeth..., .••■• •'•
, Danro....^......Jtr.acii Mrs, Giijcn. •■•...:
-To conclude rlth iho Farce of -
- * _ *mt Tiirciora betsy.
- I ®. Tomorrotr—Faxe«eaßgsgstcf-slr. CfltlXBOCS*; -V
Carfjo’o CotiHionoini SSraso OaaSzosra-
Band) can bo lo Wm Fraai:
Cargo*n£ tbe M Crystal PalagBl)3ffligr?rs.p oT --x^.
my2s;tf E. ?r.rC^RGa:&m^ r 7giirtb.:EtracV.v.
uecuu
*THriLL OPiIX ©a JUXD 2J t vriih C»
-W jsxgcsi and jaosi talcnte! ore? fa tb3 city
lc2f“ Doors open at 7 o'clock. - Cons&feat& ■■- - v -'
- Tickets 25 cents. :
MASONIC NALL.
' S23CO2T2> V 1'
jtths 2,
jrocsra Asmstiscr-c? - - . - r
MADAHE DCRAKD, tfca DbtlaTrsbhs Vocalirt,
. ■■■.• ■.-■. '•.-■ SIG. NOVELET.. ’ •• - *•• • ••. • •
mHE FAKIR OF SIVA, ip t^ociejf id tato*
1 chanted Palace, and thoWXZAEP
Pcra Iran, Mr. D. Botrzas, and tho ChaiaplQß. -OancCT* £-£•>*
BawraSSi appear la thdr delightful Melodies, ***;
: rases,. Atoj and Fenny-Tains^
; JlS^JDooiaopeaat7# to cocnnoncsat S<~
Grrv.kv WALLPAPER— Alaigalotof.new -psttem^.st
12l«cents. JunrccclTedh»iC)rE!li>by
my sf TTALTER P. : SUUISEALU 85 Ticcd c>-
TbAIIAEOLS—A. A. Sli*n 4 Co, No. 25 iUlhttrcct, haTO
X lost opened another large lot ot Parasols, which toy
trill sell oil cheaper than PTcr. . Sol .
B~ KDPOKiTHINIsEAL^WAIEE—Suhalr barrels or this
celebrated water, jnst rocdTcd and tbr said by _ . a
id . kiko £ MOOBgnAB. :
silks—:B piceca gbla
- iel so.iiJi<a.stccst.
rpftfMMiSQS—A;A;3lAgaa & Co, FtfU. itrsd,
Ladies, to
selected rstock-.cf iccjudlns :3~pds,
GtopVLsccs, and Srloges cf -trrtrj. cola?! .style* qoaliiyasa -..-,
-iridtS.
- sovxczi* I TTT_
TITHE ANNUAL MEETING of thsCcrpStfatowcTtha AL--
I LEG HEN Y CBilEESllY,wiSbehCidcn tbcGioCfflis,;..
ouXCESDATT,
■ PlttshgTßh, Jot:® l?-I85S^3t
7" • Palatcurs-firstl'V’sarm&slsasiS*. .::■-
lUAVE com plated, a Very Superior Tarnish Erucht caSsd.
■ ilocre'r EstraWiro'JSoood French VaraishßrcsS;
-mad® entirelyof Fteadx JJristlej^Acdvsrtiats:^- sft&zjjs&cc?-;
be bad &t C. llQ Wcod street, or at-Er- *ac > a.
140 T7ood street- Also, a Toy £xra assortment oi Eilat
cheap ter cash.
Eemctabcr.llO Wood street _ -
- ClIAg, A. MOOXh
-..•; Garden.and; jp&maic? Xca^Jermemto*
OONSISIING in part of superior steel bce% nkes, Amsa
grass bocks, grssa s^thes^'CspandiasciiltiTaicxSfSaKaulfir^;..
for the garden or com field,seed sowers, ct various patterns,;. - ;
horse Bkes, grain cradles, scythes-aadsas&Shs, stria? sad . .
*talk cutters com shcllers, dog 'powers, and a fail sua
plet® as«rteexit of s«da ibr
rynteo, ffneb as field tandps, Ac*-. tru-i. ....
HATING inst retarced frets ; the East with aa estiralar- •
nffg- sad-TreUscicctedstockcf .-Cloths, Caftstoercs sa».'
Votings of all descriptions, suitable far cnsloaertaJj* wo
wodld submit them toour customers and th® paella in ga&*
tiers! lor Inspection* persuaded they will pleas®
-fiiUoiis "Tlice3o Trishiogit ?•
s .—Afirsfriato stock cfKeody-sjidc r ~
Jr on hand. XLGKII>iaLI>»,-_.
nylß Ko. £4O IjtcrtjSt,Staler ItcaS.
-PldiO . . ■
Tons E. MJsUWJS; No. 81 VTocd street, hu just nselted
#f fromthsHoaaCsctey— "■ - ~~ x
- magmifWntiy flnf*hgd--IcniS -3flTthCbTck<' r rtfl«?'.Fl£a t *'r. .:
Fort®; fnfl pgy«??t«taTe; tarred in the richest .Dgaoethaa, - •_• •
-siTle- asd.of sncst exquisite and pcari-lika tone. f
i. PriaS-i-- :
■;.;: -
The ahoy®- are ! alt from.thei celebrated •manxnftgiory or
Jdtasa Chfckiwing;BoBtoh,'-iondafilfc® aoldnsiPSaal,
tdry prices; -r. " JOHN ELMELLOIh SlWredstroct,
•-Acehtfbrtho sals ofChfckerias'sHano3, forT7es\ernPeDa-: . ;
;.sylrfthla.;> ~ ----- - >v r
: rfiHEtmdejrfgsied haa ; his
X CAEEIAQE 17ATUmOUSih qtneiajfj; « VLy* *
near the TeroMPe San, hettresrPi^&nr3hV. v c •*> -
w.Ts<i Lavrencorille, a- r^ T^i!d-rir ,w 7* frT i?rt|i < i«—
des&ipt&OyAhd vhl cc2tiataj f
csd-second 't^s-Gz7Tiz?^:£**kie2 9 -^ : :--:
. EupgUu ho-crfll saHoljSiaTeTyfc'esttomS fcr •'-r.^:
~ Ryhad ttrelTayears* praeilca in thafcnsir^g?sad -
with Vi [atrrllkcoim facilities in tha ho.fiafei3
in puttingdcnmallccßapatitiKi.
' The® ■wishing to purchase are reapoctfally inmod m csll :
andsceforthcasclTcs. . j
• Especial ondprdiaptattentioa paid td Tepalriagof Ce3ri»
agta, &c. ftayiadawy*) JOSEPH 17HSH1.
■ ; EKSSI ' - - *
ALL TUB LUXURIES OF LIPS \
- * - soT»:fiad ; .lali«ssaa|
\j # keep all kinds of’BsaJish.-eECh .aiEoch, Saa-:l^s». s.-
. Vfod* in Smnfrgd Bad, Smoked Baimsr£ Ber*.
ring, had Smoked Eel a. Andattho-EametimCrGrecuPeiSj, -
Tomatoes, New. Potatoes, and all othg kinds cf
la early season!.: EcselYed daily, by Adams & Co. ! s jd&praa, ••■
ftQDft ■' .••■■*• - •
shcrtestcctlca. All orders thankfoDy receired hud pune*
tually attended to. “ - o. 1
*. E*y~ The citizens are invited to glvo us a ecu, aaa wo wilt:-: •- :
ba happy to waiton.them. - rayST:Cg . ~
- ■ ■* -v FarknersSUp Siottco*
TITHE late-firm cf J„E3an &c£ l 'Whciecala
iJ- : ingheea dissolved by the dsatbcl Josassaif &2KVU2sfc-- >
doss Etxroo.thAsurririDg partner. havics purchase
entire Interest tf.tl»-lata3onathah.-Siad'la.taiA Aim, has
ncsCs» tnxi will
cbntihue Stand,' .-
Fourth starts; aaaa asictyls cf
FLEHINGBIIOTHBSS, where theywHibo happy tosco
friends jsndf customemof thelatefim, aid cQ othecs£2S®»-
-
-.: *f h» buslu&sof ti»s late Ann will be-closed by John
ius,--an<ralX'persons'.hatitS'-dahas;agrdsst:£uat «*■.
-knowing themselrg: to.^be indebted, will please szt£o tee.. .
'rams at their ■••■;.■ yl^mdag-..
HETTJST7BI.BY 3TO S3',
'
■ tsaaad tfccr «sote £fi« JCiorthißtzt' cpmzr;Cf S 2& i?*jS3Caa.) ..
Tons STEVESEOS, (of thslstafina of Jeia 3, MTolisi
tj & &,)TBjrrtffcUyonnsara»totfc3pablis,iS»Hi»hs3
opened, at the aboTestand,afineloacrtann:of WA?C3£3r<.
JEWEtaY.EILTEB AKI> PLATE&: TfAKE, InUIES, GI- .
Cbtt3 1 3 I ,&&»-iia aSstAsa.-;-
CteoaoniMiHa, andtto Ha JHo,
of ** * v *-
-J6 pedal care attsatloa given to tha IiiIPAIS cfIUSX; .
WATCIHJ3> JEWELRY, &>. ' * '
•; long ospcsJencs :•:
Trill bo able to gxT* Batlrfaetiaa to those fever
• with their patronage,
j'. Pittsburgh. Hay.latb < : 183S. r
-H4TOOMW Titian MELODIES.—Tbo ala dtZti work .
-'JjX has-beea casqnaHsd.'by, taythaHar -w«ak.-paUssaw3*-
ltltt»l^ga.'traa3tafasnßift'Lat3a t : l63ia3^Pm«Hand-Sto*: .--,
- s&s- ' Ko yolssyj c£:Mash.lmei la fho United; .Siat» 4 £O3. -
■ nncb-ia-dielsa&li' >Pifcß|-sii -
TJSa saraa trok^Ta^tiy-embossed, gjltedsos, &£ $3.--••->
THE BEAUTIES (ji'-CALUBOHIA—Or, Gcss a
fifing. :,~feia^-- : fl:
'-.••most "beautiSa£.&»tafc Ballada, set to ssasic, xaany c£
• widcbfcaTe Mtberta'teean&ps&isM • •-
. Tbe.wlobloftrraagia^-coll&ctejS2& -
• T«y bestsourcss.:asd lateoS yerixis c? tho r.Ts.tSis'a
Pri» ~
*** This -is -to •• B'locarte fcra, LcaaiifaSy pisatsi csd
tbs ?sct.- ■.•:
Upßfc:--Swiy-wfarii , gg-tf Scctea Melody EisolloVb.ln a
cony cf i!ds eaniea-seJssiioa.
• jao & tog* lotofall -'
Ujo latdMusiejl Works.' S’ersairbjf
jel JOHS H. HEIXCHr SI Wood c£ _
PWa £ t O3TJ3S«
j; i* v WAB/rSB $ C 0
4&-.2lrca&'7ay» STcwr Tcsli r - .....
TTAYE now on bandrSt tbalrspocoos
Jx ?OBTa W4UESODM&at iho aSoro «£**»-fJ-X
tcasiYo, aKortacnt of.PIAK O ? OUT£B» r.^4
.fofrge»»a& oryery
than ia fallrera.-'beasty BS9'-'
.ifcimeso^t^^^japrtrdaeßistwtalss^s^rcsa®^^
' sbes gtb, and borons fespiot“s2't2lssiss ,r ’'"
rrar— yalaaE® : -.'
c£rW.2; tbe:? pccuiisriW' --
: •cf--^estrc~giicia > : ''pcs3es* , a-; ; ---
kaejdasia &gr©t cHXai?,wiiZii
:TbaraicflaLgrabitesy l
'••.
. logtheir qnall tjy tbsy; bars bsen ndasrsj fc*r
tbo ablest Pianists ia this cityi end wbeswrer tbsy barbies
WTPdased, tlssy hate ia~cTe2Tinsiaaee gfravyery-sssbed
satisfaction. 9
■» fc.ver -'*...-.5 .■■►>«.
■ . 'v . ■> V.
- -
V «
c. : . •. >• s .
JW-Sj-XOisSSSt &ir-
££&•& *4l ftti uacculTocal TTftßßnty Is cfrcaiasU ms.
- - j. s. & co»
■••■• .411 Xteoaatfay,??aTy Ycr&.:
, -
• city Sa* Sal© -or
rrimj andcrsj'gngfl will exchange fc? Lands in the saturta -
. A'a-portJoa of-iia Property,or will dirposaof Uea, •
] ajtasais, Tiz ;
i:: A -
;fe , rTbb .hocsd £s -;
aylSj.&sdof tbehsstmtcrialfc- .
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