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FEtDA? MORNING::::::::::::::r::::::::::JUSE 3.
“ hkmocuatic aojnnwiOKS.
OAHAL COMSnSSIOJTEB,
THOMAS H. FORSYTH,
of Philadelphia Qninly.
< Atrorroß general.
EPHRAIM BANKS,
, of Mifflin County.
VQVtr SURVEYOR GENERAL,
J. PORTER BEAWLEY,
- of Cranford County "*
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' ,C3T as3ST», Sk 31. Worn ACo,wW> aroprompt, hon
osttmdEtmllcmmly la tSBlr business transactions, »o tlw
'taflv authorised oecnts in the elites ol NeiOrorlrand Siostxip
Sr Vo Hamitiyhal. They »ra authorised to teeeWp Ad
—-rciai!miTOts-aml''Sahseripdtm* for us ntouruiraal rates.
BOSTON, 10 State etroot.
v ejrpOT job Fttflrasa
- - B»*nSttngn tm Ww* S«H
‘ V .'mSjSSSSS v* BPWHT*pi»4 «« do S3USTXSQ OF AU, BUDS, ls*ho
t& W*«t mat.- £?«rrtiu •»« ruWcj tnMw
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Thanks' to our Baltimore-Correspondent
for Mb able and interesting, letter. . We may
here state that we hare made arrangements
- which trill enable ns hereafter to furnish occa
sional correspondence to onr readers from the.
principal cities of the East
i - .. ,1. <»OM -«
- £3* We undaratOnd-that the County Accounts
Arill appear snmß time next-week. Womnko
this announcement to relieve tho minds of
innny anxious enqairers. The report will, w
are informed, be fall and satisfactory, and giro
much information to tho tax payers-of the oity
‘ and connty.
APPOEHTBIEBiTBi AC.
.. _' Tfie Pittsburgh appointments ate now '“fixed
anti cannotbochanged.' Butthero are
' soma of their first proceeding, which appear ex
* tremely singular: For instance, on official who
by some hind of representation has managed to
:. . worm himself into the Becond most lucrative of
fice in Pittsburgh, went into office onthelettjf
Juno, and on the veTy next day his government
' advertisement appeared in the columns of ono of
the most malignant whig papers in Pennsylvo
~ tft. Tfo refer to the Pittsburgh matter not to
i complain of the absence oftho official’s adver
tisement in one colnmns, but to illustrate the.
course bogus 'democrats will pursue, when they
'arc “armed with a little brief authority." Xbe
paper which he baa chosen os his official organ,
1 was one of the most bitter opponents of Gen,
i ' PinncE that could bo fonnd within the wide
bounds of the Union. There was no Uo uttered
it him 'too ' )Bs : to adorn its columns, : no
. ngains: gross
Blaadsr t3»o for toe capaeionsmow of the
* editor to eogulph, yet this is the paper which is
•• mode toe preferred organ of a person who has
•been appointed to office by Gen.- Posses. Could
■ :; a more decided evidence of .ingratitude—preme
ditated insalt be pointed outt The -records of
r . toe democratio party cannot show it before thid
entry was made.
Vie are firm believers in too Maboy doctrine, 1
ibaV’to toe victors belong the spoils,” and abase
thosentiment as yon tuny when ont of place,bat
when In, you will follow it. The feeling iB hu
man nature, and we cannot get clear of it But |
‘ - we regard it as bsse ingratitude on the part of, 1
a man who receives preferment to turn round ;
and Bestow his favors upon toe person who most t
grossly slandered toeman who did a hindness
{o him, and gave him a lucrative office, for which
j. i helper men were applicants. This course may
'be considered right by some professing to be'
' s democratSj,batwonronpprchenmvo that it will _
not ogres witojthe honest notions of toe party.
, AOVASCXS OS* WAQE9.
I■ > AtcJcgraphio deapatohrftomTfaaliiington, May
31st, states that Secretary Donimr has veryjast
ly increased- the .: dally wages of ,the mechanics
"find laborers in tbo'Nary Yard at that placo 25
percent. ~w* *
This act of the Secretary of the Vary will
jnest the hearty approbation of good men of all
.-parties throughout the country. ■ Mr. Dooms
- 'Shows -that he is determined that. the worhmen
in the employ of the government shall bo liber
ally Jmid and honestly dealt with. Good.
The wonderfnl progress and prosperity of
Chicago may be leaned from the simple faet
that on a single day, Thursday, May 27th, there
irero four hundred and eighty arrWali! of str&n>
gers at the five principal Hotels in the city! A
few years ago, the ground upon which Chicago
is buiit was a wilderness and prairie—now It is
- altogether the most flourishing inland city in the
Union. Beal estate there commands a mneb
higher price than it does in Pittsburgh.
Soheihisq about BpiEiTa.—From John H.
> Jlellor, SI Wood street, we have receivedo book,
bearing the significant title of ''Spirit Bopping
Unveiled”—an expose of the origin, bietory, the
ology, and philosophy of certain alleged com
munications from the Spirit World, by means of
“Spirit Bapping,” “Medinm Writing,” “Physi
cal Demonstration,” &0., by Bev. H. Matteaon,
A. M. The title will sufficiently Indicate the
character of this booh. ‘lt is fall of amusing
1 end ridiculous cuts.
gQ, The Gold Fever la Texas, whioh iso hind
of annanlnpidemlo* hoshnd bnta ehortran this
year. The one hundred and fifty dollar lamps,
found on -the Colorado, are fear and Very far be
tween. In foot, acoordingto the Galveston News,
the whole thing is a delusion*, The diggers, who
v - had returned, say there Is gold in the region,
but it will not pay for tbe labor of gathering it.
One "or two dollar# per day ma the most which
many'of iha diggers bad prednoed, while the
greater nnmber bad got nothing. At the last
aooonnts the fever was rapidly abating, the
grog-shop beepers in the neighborhood being
the only persona who have profited by the excite
~ . ment. ■ -a;---:.,-
"* I o
a Mr. H D. Selden, who, while in a Btato
of mental alienation, jumped overboard from the
oteomer Arabia on her last tripto Liverpool, and
was drowned, was well known in (New York
from hialong conneotlon with the houße of A.
T. Stewart & Co., as the head salesman in the
shawl department He had been with that honse
for 17 or 18 years. He had lately formed a part
: • nerahip with another honse in New Toth, and
was oh his way to India to purchase goods. On
his person, which was recovered, were found
~ -hills of ejehango to the anfoant of $40,000 an
Brawn,, Shipley & Co.
EQ, Qen. Joseph VUlamil, the new Minister,
from Ecuador to the United States, is a native oj
vsMiwr::OrieaJiß>i:.whioli.o.ho.lBft'.' : .nhont-fortjr.';yflo*9i
ago,"then an hwnble yoatb, to participate in the
WCJW-Ot Sooth- America- In 1840, he wos-op
' 'pointed ’ o’CoJonelJJn' to republican army of
gnsyaqaii, anti paSioipatedin compelling Flores
to lay. down hie arms , and in 1853, when Flores
again re-appeared near Qooyoqnil, with 1,600
men, end several vessels, _it was Gen,. Villamit
■ who gave hfm battle, and defeated end dispersed
the Invaders. , *
JmßEESinia roosr Hava»<C*—From Havana
, advices }mvo beta received fo the 22d ul|. Sov
ersi cargoes of coolies have arrived from Amoy,
to be need os laborers on tbo Coban plantations.
_A Josoifr college tree shortly to bo founded at
Havens. Sfcecrderof Jesuits was czpelledfrom
Ccba floBO yombzok, bni this fact their
res ter&tieo.
CHICAGO.'
WEKKIiY HOHEY RETICLE.
: - There;has- been.a decided improvement inthe
money market since our last week's • report
This iB owing chiefly to the fact that-fho demand
. Fe? m<sney..baa greatly slackened within the last
few days. Currency ia somewhat scarce, al
though.par fonda are abundantto supply ail ne
cessary-wants. The premium on silver, ie now 2
per cent., which iB a decline.
Stocks are dullt and bat few transactions
have taken place daring the week. In copper
stacks there has been a slight decline. Bank of
Pittsburgh stock has advanced ;> $65,25 -per
share have been offered; bat holdersrefase to
sell at that price. Currency is quoted at a dis
count of J- per ocnt.
-At New York, on Tuesday as we learn from
tho Evening Past, money Was easy at 6®7 per
oent~, and the market shows no new feature.—
The Post also says: The stock market is very
buoyant this morning. ' Nicaragua stock has far
ther advanced $, with moderate sales. Cumber
laod Coal improved J, New Haven New Jer
sey Zinc $, Morris Canal-Erie .stocks J, Har
lem Norwich and :Eno Income hands J. —
Phcenix Coal declined one per cent, with' sales
of 410 shares. Parker’s Vein sold at yesterday’s
prices bat only to tbs extent of 200 shares.
The Philadelphia Ltigtr of Taesday says..
Money is innovory .pressing demand, and though
the stock market is doll prices show no general
giving way. - MinehiU E. was up J, ondMorris-
Canal'preferred lO por cents. J on ; last.- salo.rr
W/ 1 ® have rarely known a bettor stock market at
this time in the season; nor, indeed, any time
when all trade seemed to be more generally
prosperous than now.
- -.The increased demand for money in England
arises from tho heavy, purchaaeanf grain in for
eign markets especially in tho ports of tho Eu
ropean continent, and which have been induced
by the feat of a short home crop this year. Tho
importations of ■raWmaterials of nll kinds. have
also been very heavy. This active demand for
money is only temporary; while the receipts of
gold from'Australia.mast shortly become of very
great. amount, and restore to the Bank of Eng
land the fullest amount of speoie they have ever
I bad.
i The accounts of the Conk of Franco forthe
past month, say et ha-London Times, exhibit o
considerable increase of bullion. The increase
i on the present'occasion baa been,' £562,000.™
I White in the precceding.month it. was $508,000.
Daring the period in which the bullion in the
Bank of France has thus experienced a total
augmentation of £1,070,000, the. stock in the
Bank of England has undergone -a redaction of
almost precisely the same amount,, caused by
i Subscriptions to French, undertakings, nnd by
[ tbs importation of articles of prodace to supply,
the heavy demandsnf sour manufacturers,. On
the other bond, while in conseqaence of tio in
creased of trade, there fans been ft con
siderable pressure for discoun tsin England, tha
commercial bills held by the Bank of Franco,
whiclr.fell off £BBO,OOO in April, now show a
farther reduction of £682,000. .
Wo learn from the Philadelphia JBallelm that
the nmount.of gold deposited daring the month
of Slay has been about and the fall
TCtum wilt probably bring the aggregate nearly
up to thedeposits of last month, whlah were $4,-
766,000. The following is a comparative state
ment of tbs deposits at the mint forthe first five
months in 1861,^*52nnd 153;
-ism .... ■■/ . issj,," s iBsa a
Jsnusiy..._.’fsJDUiß(S3 ~'>st,U3,«BB- $1,082,037
February U,OO4dKO 3,000,222 0gU5.623
March 3,802,160 7,033,733
April .: i J ::^o9^,oST■,^,■,4lTMJro'■
f 'tfiOfilß 4,400,000 (about)
$17,104,754 SIB,MO,CSI s2s^lo^ST'i
It nill be observed, remarks the Bulletin, that
the deposits of every .month this year exceed
those of the same month oflast-year; while the
aggregate excess is neariy-7,000,000. The eu
tire deposits lost year were: 0b0ut61.000,000.
At theratioof thefira tfivo months, the ontirede.:
posits of thlsycar will bo about $81,000,000;
showing a eery targe increase in the productive
ness of onrCphfonua possessions. '
s The shipment of spedi«'tij-fowiigtrcountriC3
daring the monltiof May have betm $2,205,615..
The entire shipments of specie toforoigneoan
tries since the let of January, amount to
291,532, against - $9,611,670 to the eaao time,
last year. Our receipts, therefore, from Cali
fornia, since January Ist, exceed our exports to.
i Europe by about nineteen million* of dollar «.—■•
i The deeUnein our exports, and .the large increase
in onr receipts of gold, as compared with last
i year, cannot but bo prodaativo of most fa*
vorabli results .upoAtho business interests of
thfi country. - And whito.wearo receiving ot the
i rate of fivo: millions a month from California, no
[ alarm need be felt at an export of a million and
and a quarter a month to Europe. Oar gold
I has become an article of: merchandise, as maoh
: as oar cotton and . oar grain, and it would bo
r neither Wise nor beneficial to retain it in the
oountry. ,
Tho Senate of Maryland has reebartered the
foUouingbaoks.:-“Thoßank of Baltimore, tbo
Union .Bank, the Mechanics’, the Marine, the
i Commercial and Fanners’, the Formero* nnd
f Merchants’, ■ the ; the -Farmers and
[ Planters’,: the Citizens’, the Chesapeake, the
[ Western Backhand the FeU’sPoint Savings In*
etitutiou, all of. Baltimore city; -the Farmers’
Bank of Md.;«the Frederick Co. Bank; the
Farmers’ and. Mechanics* Bank of [ Frederick;
the Cumberland Bank sof [Alleghany; the Mine
ral Bank of Cumberland; the Hagerstown Bank;
the -Bank of: WeStminster.andthePotopsoo-
Bank at EUicott’s-Mills. Soveral amendments
were adopted; :nmong-which .was : one striking
out: the: provision for increasing tbo capital of
the Banks. The bill renews their corporate ex
istence till tbo first of January, 1880." • • _ •
The Atta California, of the 31st :of January,
gives a tabnlar statement of the amounts of gold
dust shipped - from Californio daring tho' year
1852; compiled- from .tho- Custom* House clear,
ances, of whicb thefollowing is a recapitulation:
To Panama, $45,251,721 ToSau Juan, • {511,370
To HougKong, 482,630 To flcnoluln, 01,600
To Valo&ralso, - 08,549 To-Wampoa, 40,000
To Shanghai, 33,000 To Saw York, ' 16,607
ToManHls,- ■ . : 78,102 To Font* Arenas, 4,000
[To Calcutta. -62V500 To Java, - 15,000
iToFacj&olalanda,’: -1,000 To Gujamaa, 1,000
' Total .- -$46,699,644
.- - Bhode Island has at presont no less than sev
-entyonobankiog inatitntions, with an aggregate
.capital of $14,000,000. Of these twenty-six are:
located in Providence, with a capital of $lO,-
:419,000,'0r.5n avoroge of about's4oo,ooo each,
Bovon now-bonks have bcen lncorporated at the
late session of the legislature, viz: Tho Conti
nental Bank, What-Chcer Bank, People’s Bank,
Atlantic Bank; Peaeediile. Bank, -Batchers’ and
Drovers’ Bank,and tho Grocers’ and Producers’
Bonk.
: Tho following table shows the amount in the
various depositaries, subject to the draft of . the
Unitedfitates Treasurer, onthe23dMay,lBs3;
-Treasury ofUj S^Vashington, D. .*»,*„. $311*793 78
• Assistant Treasurer, Boston* ‘2,455,187.84.
Assistant Treasurer, Ncnr York* N, Y,...,.—..... 8,162,049 43
Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, Benafu.,.-,. £15,260 JU>
1 Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, S.-C73397
I Assistant Treasurer, New. Orleans, La,. . 920,12100
f. Assistant Treasurer;-St. L0tii3,H0...... 461,082 80
i Depository 1 nt Buffalo, Nevr Y0rk..,14,200 45
! Depositoryatßsßinjore,Maryland. .. 34,94247
Depository at Richmond, 'Virginia.. „ 16,84517
Depository at Norfbllc, Tirginta.... 12,680 93
Depository at Wilmington, North Car01ina,....,,; 14,157 61
Depository« Savannah,'Georgia... 73,056 87
iDepositoiyotMoHlo, Alabama- - .20,70060
Tennessee... 22,27082
Depository at Ctodnnati, 0N0........... .170,012 53
Depositor at Kttoburgfav Fejmßylvania.......... . • : 647 i&5
[ Depository at San'Stancisoo..*..* 051.28311
I Depository ntCinclmiatl, (lata).. - 3,80137
Depository 0tDabnqu0..;........ JLB7S 72
Depository at LUtleitock* Arkan5a5................. ... .38,468 64.
Depository at JcfforSOTrrlUc, 1ndiana......’... 3,946 77' ]
DopoflUoryfttChlcoeojjDHnoifl....v.v................ 8,063.69-j
Depository at Datrcrtt, Michigan...... 24
Depository at TaUaha&soe f 'Elorida.w.....~w - . 2,676 01J
! Mint of tho P. &, PhDade]phi(u Pa/.;.....«w..v;..; 0^81^254431
[ Branch Mint of the P.S., Charlotte, N. 0..
i BranchMintoftho U.8.,Dah10n£«a,Gf1.......i. - - 26,850 00
i Branch Mint of tho U. 8., Neff 0r1ean5,La....... • 974)127.16
i Deduct suspense account... r ,.
Add difference in transfer!...
' , H , etflitioimtsatjeettodraft„M...„.»...»,.;. w s2D«BSQ t 2so 23
tustarus ©sumo.
ToTreaflTJjy U.8.»T7a5MngtaD,3).0..,....,.«... J
ToAarifUmt Treasurer* Charlestons. GOjOOO 00
To Awrtatant Treasurer, Now Orleans La-.. 206,00000
/ 4 $400,000 00
Transfers ordered from JTqjt York, If* $O,OOOOO
:{ Tho exportationof fipeoielost week vas much
lc£»-thnn-anticipated. The Baltlo.took.ont a
email amount.. Iho export lost week, oni'Por
tho pear, has been os annexed.- > -
.‘j or erects raon tiis. WHT o? SEW TOii:.. .
fluty Hairlßf West Indies. Am. Sold^.,a.OOO 00
r-Tit. fat Maria. Baireoa. doahloonsl,ooo-00
SteamerPaltto, Liverpool, Ingots.. «... 118,480 81
? Do. do. ■■ Anug0M.......... —03000 00
Da, - . tlo. I7cg coin.... 060 00
, Do, . do. - saver lampslB3 20
‘ Ibtsl,£lapatollar!3- H
s - Total to IGO3, i......t SS
: :The probability is that this week • tbe ship
ments will amount to more than a million of
dollars .
The Knonille (Tenn.) Register states that
the recently discovered copper mines of East
Tennessee are prosing very productive. -The
•ore yields, thirty and fortyper cent : cf.coppsr,-
and, in some c&ses.as much oa seventy per cent
Preparations are making for mining extensively.
East TenesaeV-,ls;rich in minerals. It is esti
mated .that,;within: the last two years, minerals
have been developed in Polk county which make
the lands worth.tslo,ooo,ooo more than before.
\ ,
OPS BAMDIOBE CORRESPONDENCE.
Baitdioeb, May 81,1808.
Messes. Hakpeb & Pbilufs:
Acoording to promise, L eball now:proeeed to
prepare a short letter for publication in the
Morning Pott,n paper, in my opinion, that occu
pies the front rank amongst -American journals.
X am pleased to find your paper on- file at the
•Howard House, where I;am stopping; and in
deed, I may remark; that it may bB found in the
reading-rooms of nearly every first-class Hotel
in the principal cities where I have been during
the last six weeks.
- . Baltimore has greatly improved since my last
visit to the city. It is really a beautiful ploae,
nnd-contains, an enterprising, intelligent nnd
warm-hearted population. The people are very
much attached to their city; indeed they almost
idolize it. While Philadelphians, New Yorkers
and Bostonians are constantly emigrating to the
“ Great West," it is rarely that yon hear of a
Baltimorean leaving bis beautiful Monumental
homo.
. : The completion of the Baltimore and Ohio
Bailroad ; to , has- already produced'a
wonderfal improvement in the business of Balti
more. Every merchant, tradesman and mecha
nic feels the goadeffeots of that great work upon
his prosperity. As soon as the great Tunnel is
completed, tho running time will be greatly
. shortened on tho road, and the danger, to travsd
- erswillaot be so imminent ns at present.
Tho business community of Baltimore ore
■anxiously looking: toward, to: tho period. whcn
they Will -bo more intimately connected With
Pittsburgh than, at tho present time. By the
: Susquehanna Railroad to York and Harrisburg,
there is uowacontiuuous railway from Baltimore
to-Pittsburgh; but, however, expeditious and
well-managed that road may be, it does not al
together salt the progressive; age in which we
live. People demand tbe construction of a direct
Railroad . from Pittsburgh, by way of Connella
villo,to Cumberland, there to connec t with tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The recent action in the Legislature of Mary
land, authorizing the .City of Baltimore to in
dorse the Bonds of the ConnellsvUlo Railroad to
■the amount of a million of dollars, is a wise nnd
liberal movement, and will place the company in
the possession of an abundance of funds to meet
immodiato wants. Oar friend, Gen. Laeweb,
can now praek his whip and drive ahead the
Iron Horse ! The General, Ifeel confident, will
go to work with his sleeves rolled np, and will,
never.ceaso his labors nntii this favorite rood is
completed. • By the GonnelisviHo roots, Baltimore
will'bo brought within twelve hours’ride of
Pittsburgh; and when tho Mahoning near cat to
Cleveland ia finished, tbe trip from Baltimore to
Lake Erie, through- Pittsburgh, may bo.made in
sixteen hours! This appears more like ndreom
than n sober reality!
Strenuous efforts; are now being mads by tho
merchants of Baltimore to monopolize the trade
of the South ondSonth West. - The late South
ern. Convention in this eity wash ridiculous faroo
and failure, no doubt; but how could it be other
wise, when the leading spirits who composed it
were Politicians and Members of Congress. This
ctass of folks like to make long-winded speeches,:
which ore reported, printed in the newspapers,:
and circulated for Buncombe; but they know
but little in regard to'the tfuoLierc&ifQo inter
ests of. the country. Let Easiness Men and not
Politicians, attend Business Conventions, and
rnyyord for it there will not bo so much “ sound
and fary, signifying nothing.”
In regard to local affairs, there ia but little of
interest: to: writo about. A few eveningg ago a
rather amusing affair, not to the parties, but to
outsiders, was witnessed at the Howard House.
A runaway couple; accompanied by a few friends,
arrived nt this Gretn&Grccn, late in tho evening,
from Elkton, Md.. As tho paternal relative of
the young lady wasyeported to be in hot pursuit
of the fugitives, a good deal of alarm and anxie
ty was manifested ail roand. Upon their arrival,
n clergyman was immediately sent for, who has
tened to the relief of thoexcited pair. - Bnt an
other difficulty here. aroso, which proved , tho
truth of the proverb that tho “course of true
love ncTcr.yct did run smooth.'’ Ia Maryland,
clergymen arc forbidden tojoinpartics in tho
" holy bonds of wcdlook,” without facial license
from the Court - Consequently another messen
ger was dispatched to tho Clerk’s offioo-to obtain
the necessary parchment; but that functionary
had left and his place of doing business was
closed for , the . day. Matters were now in an
alarming condition. Mclsiosn, the fat and jolly
proprietor of the Howard, and Msbwib, tho
polito and'handsomo olerk.of the Honse, sent off
half a dozen couriers to find the Clerk, mean
while they “ took an oath ” that tho enraged
parents ehould not enter tho domioil to. disturb
tho absconding lovers. The .Connty Clerk conld
not be found in the city, so the .ceremonies were
postponed until morning, when the knot was tied •
“aooordiog to law,” mnoh to the gratification of
tho parties, their friends, and all the guestnof
the House. “ All’s well that ends well.”
The Caiobm Ship.—A note from Copt.
Ericsson, to the editors of the New York Com
mercial AdveriUtr, says:
■ I have mneh pleasnre in assuring yen that
nothing whatever has occurred in-working tho.
machinery indicating the difficulties that can
prevent the successful realization of this im
portant enterprise.; Tho only difficulty.we havo
met with is that of: tho -cylinder bottoms or
heaters having proved too elastic and yielding to
remain airtight or to admit of fall pressure
being carried. On the return of tbe ship from
the Sonth, two months ago, it was doomed ad
visable to replace these heaters, which aremado
of boiler plate, by others of oast iron, as that
material admits of belog made of any required
thickness. Only one foundry hnving-been found
willing' to undertake tbe casting of these, re
quiting from six to eight months for their com
pletion; wo have been compelled to adopt a dif
ferent plan; one; however; that will insure in
creased power and speed; As the: modification
Whtoh tbis involves calls for work of great, mag
nitude, our friends will have to exercise some
little patience.
Geeat Texas BahbCask. Decided.— A suit,
which Was instituted at New Orleans, in No*
vember, 1851, in the name of Jacob Mussina,
forthe recovery of tho rights and interests upon
certain.lands situated opposite the city of Mata
moras, Mexico, and now the eito of tho town of
: Brownsville, Texas, has jußt been deolded in fs-:
vor of the plaintiff. The verdict. directs that
all the property*acquired by Bessie & Hord.be
conveyed to the plaintiff within 90 days ; that
Messrs, Bessie,'Hord, Belden and Ailing pay
the plaintiff $25,000 damages, and that Belden
and Ailing convey to him all the property pur
chased by them. In default of defendants mak
ing the conveyances,: the jury.! Award tho plain
tiff the'sum of $214,000, in lien of the prop*
erty. The plaintiff is s to refund to the defen
dants tho. amount they * originally paid for the
property* * .' ■ . ’
$20,002,63089
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350.000 00
i. Case os Miss Maey A. Wheeeib.—Tho jury
in'the'cass of Miia TVheelor,. who haajoßt been
triod in Milwttntie for the mttrder other coducer
has been disslusrged, being attablo to agree.—
We team that there were tenia favor of acquit*
tf-.i. Anew trial was to have common fed on
Monday- >:
STEPHEN.
Yours truly,
HEWS OF ova OB'S STATE.
We learn from the Mcadtille Democrat of
Tuesday that the c tags from Pittsburgh to Mead
ville was upset near the Glade Mills, in Butler
County,-:.on last Thursday,and Mr. Horpur
Mitchell, ofMecdville, end Mr. David P. Work,
of Pittsburgh, were considerably, bruised. The
fanner whs obliged to lie over at Butler, but the
latter was able to reach his friends in the vicin
ity of Meadville, where he was confined to his
room for several days.: He is now quite recov
ered from his bruises; .
Tho Washington Eeporter states that on last
Friday morning; A young man: named Samuel
Gordon Bhqt James Reese, -of Amweirtownßhip,-;
in that County with a rifle ball. The, ball en
tered two inches below the navel, an inch to the
left, cutting one of the small .intestines and
striking against tho hip bone—thence taking a
downward direction and lodging among the mus
cles, from which it was taken;, He . lived about
22 hours after being shot, and bjp death was
caused by Peritoneal inflamatiott. The post
mortem examination was conducted byDra. John
W. Wishart, Kconlx and ♦Lindsey. For some
years past tho domestio relations of Mr. Reese
have been of tho moat unhappy character'.
From the Hollldayaburg Register welearnthat
the contract for-building the whole: line of the
Boilidaysbnrg and AltoonaPlank Road has been
awarded to Messrs. Mongorand Wm. Learner, at
$l,lOO per mile, with the exception of some’ two
or three cuts and fills, whioh are to be paid for
by tho yard. They will: commenco work im-.
mediately, and push it energetically to com
pletlon.
, Gen. vBetVClovcr; Canal: Commissioner, was
-taken wlthlntermittent Fever, at the Exchange.
Hotel," in HoUidaysbnrg, 'last- week, and, Twas
forced to keep hiS bed for four orj five days.—■
The Standard is pleased to notice that he has so
far roeovered as to be able to attend to his busi
ness.
• Mr. Bell, ono of the Contractors for putting
np the New Public Buildings of ■ Westmore
land county, commenced work on Tuesday last.
' The Greensburgh Intelligencer says: The ex
perlcncs of ihelost six months, since the open
ing of the Boilroad to thlß place, proves Greens
burg to bo the most important station on:the
road,, perhaps between :Hanisbnrg and Pitts
burgh. On Monday last nin« cars were dispatch
ed from this Depot, laden with' the products and
manufactures of this county,—sach os flour,
whisky; leather, &o. Daring thomonth of May,
1224 tiokets were sold at the office hero;—.the
greatestnumborin onevday, was 00.
The- Commissioners - ofiawrcnce co., have
subscribed $200,000 to the -North Westero Rail
road," whioh- is designed to connect- Cleveland
with Philadelphia, by way of New Castle, Butler
and Blairsvilie. The Zawrence Journal saye
“this will be bailed as good' news by, the friends
of this road; bat it will meet with much.oppo
sition by many, who are not-immediately in
terested.” . ' • , :
On Monday the 23d inst, Mrs. Amanda Bep
sher -of -Winslow township, Jefferson county,
came to her death in a very singular and unsus
pected manner. At dinner on that day, saysthe
Jeffereonian she was in-good health, and appear:
ed as lively its usnal, her husband was plough
ing in a field adjoining the house, and about two
o’clock one of tho children cam e to him, crying,
and stated that her mother was lying on tho
bed with her eyes shot and would not speak to
her. He immediately went to the house and
found his wife a corpse. ; Bhe was lying on the
bed as if eho had loin down to taka a sleep,- and
her features were none distorted nor any sign of
straggle. The deceased was about 29 years of
age, and leaves a husband and two children to
mourn her loss.
A son of Mr. James Healy/ .xtboiresidcaalt
Port Dnloa, taSaißflTawnahip,'Berks county, a
child between seven and tfight years of ogivwas
drowned inthe Schuylkill canal on Saturday
morning last, -it appears thatlo was playing
on tho banka of the canal had is supposed to
have slipped into tho water- ills straw hat was.
found floating. : cn tho. surface, and tbislcad'lb
the recovery of his lifeless bedy.
A dwelling boose at Raleigh, N. C.v was de
stroyed byfiraa fowdaysago.ond Mrs. Mitchell,:
an oldlady, perished in the flames,
i JChe deaths/cl,Francis Revet,-aged-93 who
i went■toOregoa'-pith Lewis and Clark, andE.:
i Lactate, who accompanied John Jacob Astor
i there,ln 1812; as p servant, aro both announced
1 Intbo last papers from that Territory,
i Barney Willipmsi : the actor* it is stated, has
1 pttrchnsed A house In-New York, rained with its
i contents at§17,009, which he presented ito his
aged mother.
Nearly nil the wholesale dry goods stores in
New York dosed at three o’cl 00k on Saturday of*
! temoon last, according to agreement.
At Lynohhnrg, Yu,: hmt week, one hogshead
of tobacco sold at $25 per IOOIbs., one at $l7,
one at $15,: : and others at prices ranging from
$l2 to $18,60-per 100 lbs. -. The finer qualities
of manufacturing leaf sold as high as s3B*
j: An immense Beet of vessels from all parts of
[ the world arrived at Now York on Monday;
i among them packet ship Isaac Webb, from Liv*
I erpool,with l 72Q?passcngon; packet abip Ron
i don, with t(&d-packet ship- Merenrjr, Grom
r Havre; with GB9. Besides these, some half do
zen ships from .German- ports : came- in, fullof
immigrants. - * ,
Wm. E. Brainord, an Insane bookbinder, who
hoe worked In Bpston, lately murdered his broth*
er and his in Melbonrne, Canada Bast,
and escaped.
» A late English;paper states that a snuff and
' tobacco mannfhotnrer has recently been fined by
the Exotae-Oomrnisstaners in the mitigated pen
hlty of £25 (his beiog £800) for mixing
chromate of lead'with snuff. • His object, ho
said, was Mto addhriDianoy to the mixture."
On the evenlngiof the departure for home of
•Mr. Ingorsoli, into '’ Minlsto to England, a din
ner was given to him and bis nlcoo, Miss Wil
cooks, by EBg.;tbbweUknown
banker in London; It was given ot'tlio “Star
and Garter,” .Richmond, and "about 160 persons
participated id the dinner, of whom a largo pro
portion were Amertaans/incltfding Ex-President
Van Bnfcn and hisparty, "
■, A private lottor received at N. J.,' from Rev."
Charles Beecher, stales that his sister, Mrs. H.
B. Stowe, has received from Constable & Co.,'
publishers at Edinburgh, an oiler for a Temper*
once Talc, like Uncle Tom’s Cabin, of $lO,OOO in
hand; and half the proceeds of the work after
that sum is realized. ,
l Washington Territory is rapidly filling np with'
emigrants. There are fifteen saw-mills In oper
ation in the territory,. besides several othere in
Contemplation. ' A large number of persons are'
engaged in the lumber business, - which bag in
creased vpry greatly/
: The first annual the Ohio Women’s
Rights AssoclattopJtook place - at Ravenne On
the 2Sth., Mrs. E. A. Aldrich of Cincinnati,. on
taking the the-;meeting .for
three-quarters of an hour. - Rev. Miss Browunnd
others also made spOeohcs. '
A boatman’s- strike last week'brought the
operations of ,the PeansylvoalaCoalConymy
and -Delaware Canal nearly to a
stand. ' - ■
■ An affray occurred at Conrtlaad, Ala., on the
21st nib, between Jcnius A." Bynum and a Mr.
Ward;: In-which hoth were killed, v
U. Si Army, Indian agent at
Tampa,nmved at. Key West on the 21st ult., nnd
. reports the Seminole Indians all quiet i -
: The Associate .PresbyterianSynod,which bos
been in cession in' Hew Torkforeaaedayfl past,
adjonracd-en Monday to meet again next yeas
at Troy.
’ i A ahork measnrlas nbont fifteen feet was j
ought on Monday, m the Potomac neaT Pori
Washington. ■-
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Itfsrcry Etnrngo, it’s very strange,
ThatplefirolneTercan; ~
Though tny> It ha In wealth orfomo -
I amaincklessman.
Idare not ask a girl to dancer
- I r-'.;KFo?lßftiaßcareaeo,ccJs:-"\; v .
Astheprcndglance thatgreats mtsAey&i t \ v.v-
And all f» factof gcli^
- > 'r c J*
- - v -Eadt llna oftatylfty -ftifapy r
: - Hyswifl returning Mercury -
• • • Tho seal unbroken brings. ••■'• »•...< ;
Mr age I know it cannot be*
For am I fir from old, .-
And on tbo polished papers edge
. Tbereisnolaekcfgold/ -
Tm rain, though poor—-na twenty-six,
Ofhonor; sense, audhirtb —>'>■- .
•.. The only question ever asked
: Is,** How much Is ho worth.? H 1
They tell your income -tar your glovts, •.
:j ., . Orbyyoarjcmtle’s fold. .
And whon on equipage drircs past
• Cryj “ Hertfs no lack of gold." . 1
I rblted aladr<meo;‘v •<_
. ' / She wa? both young and-. .
With vety lorely basel eyes, *
• Aud curia of golden hair.
Ijestodatamlssmtcbodpair,- - : -
i. The husband * .-n-.
Bat lied my. laughter when she •■•
« He has no lack of gold.^
■. , The in these pretty girls,
v Because a man Is poor; •
: The pleasant welcomo, M Kot at home” ■
i Meets him at erezy door.
' :Ahllfbeknowhowoftforthem '•;•
Are braved both heat and cold, ■
' I’m surol should not so regret
That X hare lack of gold. -
XfiT* The Baptist Missionary "Union; lately in
session aij Albany, was attended by ono thousand,
delegates.- 'Among the communications present-,
■ed fromiho executive committee ■was a corses*
pondenoe 'between the American Minister and
- King: of Prussia in regard: to the precautions to i
which the Baptists :of Germany had been sub- 1
jeoted. - The King had exhibited the,: kindest
spirit, and declared-that; if Baptista.would
effect an ecclesiastical organization which could
bo recognized by the Government, ait causes of
: complaint would cease. The Board recommend
ed that it shall be by the appointment of. aboard,
i of five in' Germany, who, in co-operation with
[ tho bWd hers. should be authorized to licenso
I colporionra in Germany; ■
An 11 ImportanUf-Tme’’. Statement ie.mndo
In the Stanford (England}.Slershryv. TEfe editor i
Says that "a novel mod&'-ofhatching chickens.
has been putinto opmSonjiln Lincoln'," on the
premisea.of a fellmonger. - The eggs ore platr
edin water, which la kept-op to the, requisite
warmth by means of a solar lamp; and many
fine chickens thus hatched are running about the
premises.”
Imjcutaht Hanot—To tmy that baronet yst been
paid the returned drafts and passage iieketa of P.W.Byrnea
A Go+py John street; Pittsburgh.. I;
hsveTeccireda lette? froa their cragsc4«rsUiUaffiha£X&2n
•goiog to reefiiTe2oper'eeut,on I haropaSl to
one hundred and forty-two persous during ids months after
they Mled ; <mi now, I hereby: notify alt who hare any
draftsor tickets, to return thfm imncdlataly to me. at my
oCLce,nndl ■wDt pay them Inf all, as 1 hare dono before. -1
wIIV aUow them ten day* to coine Jn.
Thasewfiofiaverted and abused ndapply. \
'-z it -th' rJoffi^Toiatwos, 1 ;;
Not HO liberty street, Pittsburgh.
BUTTE&--10 fees* for tale by
jc3 HEHBY IE COLUKB.
TJOTATOE&—3tf barrels fat b&ls by • ■..••
Jr >jo3 • ~ , HKSftY XL COLLINS.
THrHAPl'iftG PAPEH~oC& ream*, crown sbd msgfoa,
W (jay HEyRY n. cozjjys.
BAGON—bboulders, Sides rb4 Hama for mlo by . «
3e3 HENBY 11, Q>XXXyg>
BOX EKACUES—IO bag* tbrealoby
je3 . HENBY IL OOLUKA
/"IOTfUO tMmtWHV TOPS—2O) for sate by
XX je3 . hesbyh. comsa
SHAD-10 &C. bbls+oa hand and for gaie ty
Je3 • A lIERBQS& .
XjHAt’ltEti—lo rorks on hand and for sale by -
JZ Jc3 i • - ': f KIBKPATBICS'fr lIBRIIOyS.
TfcY AOJliillKlf—lo tibia. LaryoNo. 3on band and for sals
ill fry ■•: (jc3) - /.o smgpAJßics- &■ nEmtoss--
'E'GGS—2 tafrejsfiar-sate.by
JfrrJpg- c ■•: IESygY HT COI«I3S3r
•T AKD—No. i f to kasvforsala by
1j, je3 • comjns.
. OOTAXOES—bd-bus. Nfßhasuockarec’&andtor&lci by
JT Je3 KIRKPATRICK:* HERRONS.
OLIPPEIUI ULil—liOO D>a(irotrial Slippery EJmtor sole by
O Ja3 * FLEMING DUOS. .
- TlyYAllN E3IA—I gro. 11 cube ml’s Calc. Mspncria jurtrocM
Jj&ttndtoraaloby / (jgfl) - FLEMING DUOS.
BAUiJAiI COP44VA~IDO Sba* Inst rac’d and ftrsale br
3e3 Fleming bbos/ :
IQUORICK ROOT—SOO fine article, part arrived ;
ibrsaleby : <je3) , gLEIII XCKBROS.
.4 Hiscollimy.
-
Kj jc3 , * FLEMING BRGS*~
TkALN'Ki, -Groundin' 01t*-7 ess«».a£3ortalcolor*, ibr file
Jl t>y (W) gjjsanso. i Eos.
SODA —50 kega B* C&rfv Soda tor sale b«y. v- .
FLEJnXQ BRO 3, '
JeS-n • : gaccessora to J. Kidd A Oo., 6o Wood sL.
BUTTJMWbMAfftahiloUj '
roe\Fand-for sale by r.
JeS - KIRKPATRICK;* HERRONS; ;
BORDEAUX PRUNES—The subscribers have iosi receiv
ed s superior article of .Bordeaux. Prunes, tat cooking •
purposes, in ports; Resale low by -;•
Je3 BAILEY A BENSHAW*
C^RAREtiUAWLS— JLA. MASON AGO* Na. Fifth at.,
/ bare, this morning opened the largest and best assort
mentof Crape Shawls (Plain and EabrolderalVever offered
in thls-cUjy which they «U 1 sell ot thevery LOWEST
prices, - v - jc3 ■;
A COOL, PLEAS ANT UESIDENCE—Situate tnltoches-
A -ter,-convenient l<T the RaOroad station, vrith every
com Cart and convenient* rPileo SIOTO.- . possesion given on
ahort notice* Terms of payment vcry.easy;, ■ * -
Je3 5, CCTHOERT A"S0N»140 Thlrdstrect. ■
OfiAn 'A YKAIL —Two brick booses, each containing
«Jpt/U\/ four rooms, attic and celtaTiwith a firame boose,
a good brick stable and smoke houses and .Aiot of 61 feet
front on Federal street, Allegheny," by io&d«jJ> f icih Jaekson
street, to alO feet alloy, are offeredat tiroXdwnriceof £3OOO.
ssooln hand: ’balance at s.sffl>£year.- *
JcS ' 8. CliTHDEßTAsoN,i<oTbirdstl".
mnoUK>O.Vri CELEBRATED WASKIKGjCOHFOBXD-* 1
i Thc manufacturer of this Soap has no hesU&t&nin pr>
pouncing it superior to any article of iboklad evcrcSsred
to the. public, It la ospcdally adapted ,fbr the trashing of
flno linen, cambrics, A cj and as a toilet soap is onsuipapbd*
For Bale, wholesale and retail, by .
jc3 3AILBY & liberty sb : ' •
Adoiolstratori Qotlee*
T ETHERS of administration baring been granted to the
1 & undmlgnod on theEsiate of ELIZABETH niYE,d&*
ceased, late pf Flzidlay tovnship, eodatynf all
persona knowing themselves indebted to the said estate are
rogues tad to make hnmedi&hv payment, rand all-having
rlalms against the same are requested to present them, duly
authenticated, fbr settlement. • : JOSxAH MAHON, •
jo34itw» ■ ■ «*.- ■:... ■;. ..;. Administrator. 1 •;
LAKE FISH~2OQ barrels White Fish:
.:'.23obf;bhls:-do ■ do
142 barrels Trouts :
205-hfdo. ""do
TO barrels Shad:, •
' 43 bf. do do
• . 16 bamlaplckexel; ■. .
!.'• - Slhf.do do
: 15 barrels Herring; -
SOhfdo do
• Receiving by railroad by • ■
j*3 HENRY EL COLLINS.
MOBB NLW (iOQDS—a. A* MABO!f & CO., Ho, 25 fifth
street, vil) open thU morning—
-50 p&Baj’fectere B«mge Bobeej.
lOOp#. plain andfigorod Berates;.-
lOOpfcplainplald eridatrfpcd^llks;- :
loGja»plaifl and dotted Sins* Uoslina;
250 pa. Cerago da falnes—2S££ cents;
. 300 pi. fine and medium Larar; : -
; 250pa.Lawns—Scsnu;
600 Parasols?
; 600Bonnot* ; ■■■ •
1000 yaxd»&6nnct Ribbons, nag styles.
-?•^iTUSTPUBLISHED, : . ,
QPIBIT BAPPING UNVEILED, eh Exposure of the Ori-
O n» History,.Theology and Philosophy of certain alleged
communications from the Spirit World, by means of u Spirit
Bapplng, 1 *. 4 * Medium WriHng*M‘ PhyslraJ Demonstrations,”
tie* with Illustrations? - .
. BX bet. h. mattison, a. at
In* 12am. roL of 192 ; got up la eupo*
rior style; andfaUj*-anveiling tho gholomatter. ;■■
. V Eich paper cover—prtco EO eta. •.;
A.largo supply of the above work Just Teeclvcdand-tor
sale by JOHN Q. 2XELIOB,
: Je3 81 Wood street*
ffIHE LOT and HOUSE on Wood street) occupied by W.
-JL McOuliy ns a glass warehouse, between Tilth street and
Virgin alley.
■ Also—A lot In Allegheny dty, No. I4C, in Robinson's
plan, silD&ta on Bonk L&no, now occupied by John Creswell
a cotton battingfoctory. .: ~
Also—A Lot bonnded on ths south by the .llonongabola
river, on the cast by-Thqs.J3«»noush, oa the west by Brad
ley street, which separates it from the roUlcg mili of Alex.
Miller, containing In breadth on the Mosongahela river
about 150 fret, ana in depth, about IGOfeeCV .
Terras cosy. Apply bx 1 JOSEPH KNOX,*
■ je3dlw-.:-Vf> -Attorney&tLftW, TlQnmt street.
*Tva. LAEZETTFS JUNO OOEDXAL, or Procreative Elis*
y / ir, prescribed as an cSoctoal resteratirc In cases of Be.
bility, Impotancri or- Barrenness, and all IrregulsritSesol
nature. It Uali thatitproiesMstobe, Tis:
■ BestorstiTo Kcmody, to* those in UlB married state wifK.
ootOffirprlng. <!»-« &T.RCTIr'«I 'Pr-'l.^ T -
GcnereTliMUty,aiect,Wrahneaa'of the Genital Orgsnv
Herrons Affections, teneorrheea. or Whites. As on tango
attagmcdldn*it isiuhsqnallad.'?.Also;* certain remedy
fcr Incipient Oonsmnptlon, Iniilgasatsn, losa of Huaralar
Energy, Fhyaical lemritnde, Female Weakness, Debility, &1
It la warranted to please Use peer to.ony cf the abOTe com- 1
IlndtKenamaor Comstock* Erothexcm
the mvppr, and Kaxr bat it unless yon' ftndtha abore
name; ositbae been cdawztlymnierfdtai oj l&f. Amid
.thecounterfeit as yonuonld joison. Agency at.- ' -
: t an27di»ly , SO. 140 THIRD ST.
ntenDensrUlenaa
rtnfy STONE CUTIS B 3 AHD ETONBIIASOSS WAKT
,*Uv/El>,oath» StonbcnTHle and Indtast’BeQiostL—
Wages ftom *l£s to ter tfoy, acoordtag to the qtalla.
cations of the man. SoTcral EtoanHasons wanted, nhn are
capable of taking charge of henry masonry, to arhoa. high
wages will bo paid. Onrmaaoniy is hessy, end trill afford
steady employment during the reo.eon.. jUra isnyss- to co.
ttaaaU FOSTEE, BEO. to CO,
:CoatartoaoffJmlle3«fß.tndL Enilioad,'';
OQseat Leeahmg, Caaoll county, Ohio.
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- U7£r coripj.Axrrav.-- :• • ■••- ■ ••
remedy ever c£L*cd to ibo'publio that
has cutct failed ta ran, vLnrdlmcUo&s are toUoirtd, is
SFLauoVUverpiU, Bhas been. ooveral years betore tbs
: Ihlroduetd in sHabettonacf tho Union.
Where It has’ boon used, U bay bad-ilia most triumphant
aad.hasccfcuallydrivimoufrofusa &Ilc£fc?r jaedi*
•dnes.-. ; Ifch&& been laid under &H ilia djCurgnS .phases of
' Hepatis, and has been Hound equally efficadotu fa &IL-. •: - ■
r: por sals by crest of the Druggists and Merchants, and
by the sola, proprietors. -. FLEMING BROTHERS, - .
mySSd&w.- ; - CO Wood street.
. X - I*OS7 Spirits* : HypocSioadrlac, want of
energy capacity tor badness or disposition to enjoy U£j
which BSbutly iprey
upon the constitution of the unhappy object. They are
nsoally broughion traribi<»fl afflictions'. of the
•mthrtyyyfffltaiy- habUfy'iwTiflufA atr and. eiosS. application
:to study,. They era sometimes attended-with loss of appe
tito, dyspepsia* : nervous -"doElllty, frightful;
’dreams,- and a 'peiud.> unhealthy* 7 , downcast peon tenancy*
Nowywhfle these :melarichoJyrdisortes. exists tho_.bright'
spar sling eye loses ;lts wonted 1 astro—the mind is .penetre*
trationand vivacity—ihe body itstaarily-coursga end' vigor,
and the noblesttofilings of'aor-notare
away to a fretful pcoviah temper, until lito -becomes :a bar
then, and other diseases arise to shorten the axis ten ceof the
: wretched victim. . . ■■.■■*•■•
A balm tor these horrible disorders will bo found Inthat
excellent article, HALSEY& FOREST WINE I : v . *
..-ASf’Sce-iarge&dTertliaisa.ent in another column; 7 '' - . 1
Sold Wholesale and'BetaU by Dr. GEO, H. KEYSER, 140,-
comer of Wood street and Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, P&gnl
so, by JAMES T. SAMPLE, north-west corner cfFodcral
street and the-Diomond, Allegheny City, -deeSSclmdsw ;•
t£7* Scrofula*—lt is due' to Kies's Petroleum to say
that It has been known to completely eradicate every vestago
of this dreadful disease in less time than any other remedy,
audatlesscestorinco&voxiieflcetothopatieiit.'- - .
■ The ibf>nfc*ntj« of certificates, fa the hands of the proprio*
■ ’tor, many, of which ere from well known citizens of the city
.of Pittsburgh and its Tidnifcy,-go to-ehow clearly
Pxnwtrmiisa medicine
afnQ common value, nctonly as» local remedy in ftercly
sUj Wioa%ahsvtj J}tq/hca, lotto/■EipJd, but as.-evaluable
internal remedy,. Inviting the investigating physicians, u
well aa the suffering,patient, to become acquainted with its
merits.
; Thosebavlng ndread of .mixtures are asmred-thai this
medicine is purely natural, and is bottled aalt Hows from
thebosom of the earthy ••••“■
- . T7u fallowing certificate is copiedfroa 'avavarjpuhUjhci al .
-St/raCvtc, N. F., end bears, date Auamt 2, 'lS &2,'ta ickich if
Xtixo appended CKt e erUfieaUqfthc celebrated D, X>+
of Syipaiu; i . , >
. This may la truth that- I have been do badly&f
filetol with. Scrcdhla tor the lastse ven yearsthat most of the : :
time I have been unable to attesittoa&y kindoMnirincss,
and rpnch cf thfr ' wmfiprf to iny-.
. have been- tmtod nearly .all jUto .time by : tbe best
: pbyslejahs.bur'codntjy affords; rer
tlei but no euro, and oontihaed iogrow w«3n» antfi Dr.Tdot ;
recommended me to try the Petroleam r or Bock eve
rything else- had faljed; Tdid soTßithootlalth' atfirst/but
t&ee&oct was BsUmishiDgjfrthreW-tha poison, to the surihea.
at once* and Ist Once began; -to grow better, and by -ttsihg.
acten bottles 1 hare got a rare wortb : ih6niaml»<tf dollara -
;^.V-^HB&;HAKCY.M.BARIxEiL r ,;
r, This may certify that I have-been acqaalntod withKleris.
. Petroleum, or Bock OIL frir tnort fima.a year, aEdr. hive re
peatedly witnessed Its beneficial eHecta in tho cure of. Sndo- -
lent ulcers azul other diseases tof which'itis reemtunended,
: aad can with confidenro rsoMniaend.it to-bon
tby of attention, and can satoly say that success has ettend
»d Its use where oilier medicine had failed. -•
D. Y. FOOT, 5L D^
•Porealoby all thaDruggists in fanZlaldw; -.
v’-'i
CHAS. E.-LOOMIS,
; STOCK ABO Bl£l< EROIiDBi
UJotca, Bonds* Mortgogesi Ae»» Negotiated*'
- ; .TO THE PDRCHAfE AND SACE 07 STOCKS/ : .
-Csr OmcE—To Fourth street, between Market and Wood,
upposHa theßoak^Pittsburgh'- - - r JanlSriy; -•
W. A, M’CLOEG & CO., -
HAVE BEHOVED TO THE COBNEB OF
' Wood and.Slxth Streets*
,\4S?“.Wlxero they.olhsr ta^.their.-.old customers,and the
•public generally, at the iowest.rates, Wholesale and Retail,
tha largest, most • select and -complete - stock of-CHOICE
TEAS;; FAMILY OROCERIESi-WOODEN iSID- WILLOW
WARS to bo toand io the West.- -■; - . deot^-
:s.
Pearl Steam* Mitti
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY CITY,
(XEi& TUT TUTISfISP StiSoV.)» i
VT&. FINE, SUPERFINeTeXIRA‘ FAHELY, and UX-
'-TRAr {of pelected FLOOB, poji pht*.
. BRAN; SHORTS AED^MlDDilh'GS,always on band.
*VO*--Wb'iriil' deliver ..Flour: to-famlUe%falbither of the
two citlttL‘Orders placed in cur boxc^"at BRAUN & REI
TER'S, corner of liberty and St. Clair streets f or, LOGAN,'
WXtSON A CO.'S, A 2 .Wood street, wfll be attended to,* -
mylT BRY4N, A CO.
PHILADELPHIA CPBTAIg WABKHOBSH,
‘ -- ■-■ t7X~C7iesbiuftL, opposite the Etatc Kcnae..i:
H. W. SAFFORD,
KEEPS constantly on bond the most extensive; cud
tKy . varied asaorfmentolCartalnaand Curtain Materials to
be tound inthcrity,cumpriringin’partbf
CBRTAIN GOODS AND FCiINirtTRE
• - ...
French taro Curtains, -- ■ ■ Window Shades, all pricey -
Maalia ■*■*“ ** DuXTHollands, aH '
FrcnchßrocaleDcs-ftUwidUiSj Gilt Cornices, stylo and
Treocb Plushes,- . price,
- u ' s . Satin. Inines,:.:- ... Gilt Curtain Pina, -.
- *.* • " Lam pas,-- -.'Bands,
. **. , Satiny ' Cords and Tassels,
• .** ? DamaskUnetw. • v Gimps,al! prices, - -
' : “:- ':Cashinerette;' - / \v-;-C *
Plain Turkey Red, : f Fringes, . ,
India Satin . " Picture Tassels and Cords, ...
' “v-Lining Silks, .-•
FurnitureGliDps, ; Ilook^Rings,. Brockets, &c.. -
: A full cxsortment of.thB above gooda constancy tor sole,
wholesale or re taiL ■- -[marhly—
AHlif Stmreon . D*nttat*-fS&ceessbr 9?
tky.QiW.Eldllfl.} N 0.144 Sml thflffld SL-' > InjOy-
A* Oi X?*—Meets at.ths north-east corner of
Fourth undMdrket Murphy k Barch
fleld*g Stored)
|ra»ASGBBOS& COD6E,L o.o*
ti*££' O. otO. 5% meets «vrry
Wednesday eTeolagln Washington Ilslh Wood st. (g yJUy *
jY^^»BiiACl£.T£lA*---Foj‘tiielK^iOaijosGTsitaLPitt3-.
trr*y _iurgh/«i 60 ,oents $ 1b.,£0 totha; Pekin.Teai-S tete,:
No. 33 Fifttostree t, where the Tery -best Black rand-Grecn
'•-: jjy9 ■ •
Fowler APoJila,
Boot and Shoo Manufacturer, and .Wholesale. Dealer,
No. H Barclay doors below the AStor ITonseVNew
York..; . ,;• •'jDarlifiai-':-'
rrS» i dtJDUNBXiIfcIN TAIMIKU »>:
GETY, <if Pittsburgh and- Allegheny, meets bn. the
first &nd third WEDNESDAY oforay 7LOXI
IBAIIOUSE, Market street: ■■;„•■ Hfxrmet.’- I '-
- l3byi ' JOHN Seci^ary.
'Hartfi)rfi, ter
Bets $459472- Odea of the in, the Store
TLoombf ETCoxdy & Loomis, No;S9Wood streoL .
. ■norlrtf ~ B, Hi BEESON, Agent. "
JUver EJedal atrarded try Frotelsllx*
IL
tuner of Pocket Bookjs,pnrte Wood .Writing
BefikpjßressiEigXhrea ahdWark Boxes, £O5 Arctostrccr, one
doer below £iTtfr.Yh3adriphi?i. - < . ; rrt«rt»_3ax->
y't‘'-53>Sr Os -0» -of meeting, Wta&lhgtabHal],
lK*y Wcodstreei, between Filth street and Virgin alley.
- P2n3hmasliQDaE, ; ND.33B~-3lee£3 Tueslayerening.
- No. 87—Meets- first and third
• ffrldny-ofcach-month. • . - " •.
Coma tit A great
lr*sr sons are drisdfcdJj tormented with cons. A certain
rsmcdyi win -;bs. found Cess' Pusrxs, for
sale by Dr.QEO; &SBXSE&, 140-Woodstrect.
I > ricB.TetaEatl2J<and2scts.peTbox. sep^ v
*•
Al^S*Cnffinlja-.Haf crials, v and
cTery
. 4a, Laca twd'MusHn Curtains, N.Y.
' Painted Wtodow.Shadcs, Gilt Bands,
v • W.'UrQABBXB, -
- . •: -’ Na ICO Chcsnnt street, comer: Fifths Phlladelplda. -
‘Curtains Mads, and- Trimmed in thsTery newest French
--j: rfiaai2Q3jr, _•
! trS» ;MtUer r s Window. Sh&de JZsnnfae*
toryvOOENKll OP. SECOND AND ABCIT
’PHILADELPHIA. Onr motto Is, “Quick Saki and-JSaaU
IPto/Us."' ...
f Church, and Lodge Boom SHADES, made ins
kuperlof manner*-
7 ;:XS?? Dealers and others are invited to gireusa call, be
fore purchasing, elsewhere.' • f G. L. .MILLE& A CO n *
f tngjm•>•'•->. PhfctT K-
Pittabdrghv City Glass■;
LW. CUNNINGHAM Ca,: JfciK/bctems WIN.~
tXJW GLASVcorner of MARXETxm& riRST SIREETSt
Pittsburgh, Pcnnsylrimia, - attratjon ; paid to:
odd sizes.: Also* deal era in FLINT GLASS, YfALS, BOTv
TLES, Adv-Xcnof- the ilia being practical men* trill give
their entire attention to the business, and thay feel eoniK
Uentihey.ean produce an articlo of Window Glass equal to
lbre%n.or domestic mgnufecturp>-
> '-.‘ -. i
?OAGt7EIUiEOTTPES.—
lrr£r PcatOClc»'Bu2dhjgs, ThliTi streets - Likenesses taken
In all kinds of weather, from 8 A iX.tos giving an
ecenrate artistic aztd animate likeness,' unlike and vastly su«-
perior to the cqnamm cheap dagoerreoty pes, at the following
cheap pxicesrsL6oi $2, $3, $4, $5 and upward, according to
the sireandquaiibf ofeasaorflraiae.
Hout^ibrchildren,fiom 11 A.SLto2P.M. . '
■\ N;B.—'likenesses ofsickordeceiised perajnstaken Inaay'
parfof thft'city. [aor2s:ly
Noises in.tho Head, and &U disar
Iruy grecahle discharges &om the car; speedily and ’
nently removed, without pain or inconvenience, by DrTH*Er. ■
let, iSdndpal Aurist of thc'N. Y. Ear Surgery* who may be
«ftffulted at 99 Arch street; Philadelphia,- from'9 A. JiTto 3
P.sL : v_•
?“• if 1 »lmost undirid«l atteaUoa to
tWa hwoch oftpeda) P ractfce has enabled him toiediusohia
teatmont tosuoh & degree of roceessas to find tho most cea-
Ca?a^ jieia,S, »stead 7 Aliention to the
means presenoetL : • £aug2& '*
‘ striajiEa.opEsjsG.""' ■
AT HO. 05, (SlnkA.Xnxa’aclrl stand,) will bo
14 * 8 * «*>rtmeatef CHABB-AHD SILK
, /iVBONXETS, or the latest Paris styles. .
■ ■ ■ . _ HRS. WILSON.
. , ayai,l. papisk. •
■d J H hAgaoAdforsale,anextensiTo collecttoaof EAPEIt
V_y gteat nnmher ctsisxr mt
ternvjelocied expressly .for thismaiket, from Preach and
Anerican Maanlhctories, of Gold, Gold and Tclvet, Plow
eed, of erery Tartotyp Ghredaiid Busted I all tho vari
flits styles of Imitation "Wood work, such arfjah. Marble,-
Rosewood, pMn r mv
' AißSfilKgctser.fla assortment tfa&i,' cnrmgt t*) orroll/wffo-
qoaaUijry'crlov prices, by any house' west of tho
Allegheny tnonnfcjhfn«, :' •- - . _ *.
t-1 fifcftPrasgft fibm 6c. per pioco. -••••...•• i.; --• • ,
{ Poßons desirous of -looking through the
whether disposed to purchase or not, are rcspertfhUyiari*
ted to call as - -
- So, SS Marfcct street. ■
Western- Jasuranca : Compsay^^fiStslra^? 1 *..
tL SmxiE, -] SsTdm
! ;. f ; ' : fOAP3Pr^V.o39O>«?°tli
A m»nas«* *>7 D J*? er '?ijS^sS^ r S
teowu la the. community, and ■*** «£®
pttfcptncssand liberality; to
they fam<j!mwri f Mn?sirteir thebCS« protection COU*O«S
' rt ££g£ to W. Elects®, J.T7. BaHsr,
& Items, gjors^lacteoa,
***> *
PiJSteSi- oor-lOy
' » 1$ -r
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• - *•• r ■••■>■ ••
r l - -2 .
■ *•—•'J*. - . • i ■'
‘ " /
amusements.
THS&2EB.
£=3X3 «s Slssiorff. JOSStta O. fOSTT-T.
0“ Doorsopco at TV tfejoslr,* ,
at 7% o'clock. —-
„ t2io3 or A^msncsi
MTatoßoua 4tyXH Ores Curls. „XOcti ■
P«qu«tc. sdssreaa Tier. 4J
, n.'S^Tr?5 at V it Box o£lc*a, during tits
cay, without extra cbwyi .y '• • - - • "•
; Mr. CQCI.DOCK. ;
Laat nfchfbat one of Mil POTIL’it. '
Bakirt great plaicf mg BETEOTH
#irtrireS^r at ? t !ta “ iU,! « aoa “' Bflft eJ “°
Eiro bcMraa “• »**“
™?Pley?r D ° J JC “' SJ > 3 “> >* PerArieS aiatt
SHE BEEROTHAL: - - "
' SSrj"“’ •*•■•- -Mr Coohloek.,■ ■:■.■■■■■
Ointoua ,—Mre. Potter,
OB AND MUSICAL ENTEHTA IN HE NT! ■
Signor NOVELLI will prciUo attba TJaso -v
. Song-r tf Cornin' through tka Bya I ,,^;«v.«.Sl t inaEar&nd*' ' :
• Song-r- a John.Apiigrfica my .
• Jeim7liMVcelcbrated^Ed>oSoa^ 1 n -.o..Atv«A-i> g?C T,^:
• ■•■■■ • Banco-..Gilbert.
To cocdeda with the " -
ADOPTED CHILD.
■... ilichfld.... CocUe^
;•-.. ‘ Lnc7 M .«.».M. m ,.,.reM;..M.u n IThcata;.-:. ■ •>
.■ tEL.T>morrDW—Last night of SlrCOULDGGKptfhcatko
great tfraswjcf THE fco .pro
duced.
end Drans eastern
(Ky Band, coa fca hid fcy -applylss'to-Wsa. TzcaJs
Caigo, atihe ‘‘Crystal Pslaeo Drsuemao ItosaMf*- cf . ••
my2s:tf - Br 11. ClßGO&W3,To3rta.&trc..^
GOLD! JEWELS! GEZ3 l -
GRAND PRESENTATION BANQUET AT
ZLASQNIC MAhVt -
MOSDAYJIVESXXG.Jusa Cth,1553,5700 Ws«ii of,.
ElcJu Costly tod Pxiaccly PiiKSESER* wUi ba dcaatal . : :: -
to tba anditoca, foe c£ charge, after i&a roprcssatattoo of. ■■
-
Chains, SilyerWatcS, PloJ£3*Fito Solid
Gold Bings, Broaches, Pap&r Mathe.Che&a, Sc-, £«** •-
" £g?r EyeTT. persoujrrflt xacdro “Si' -
, 4gy»Go ana swvtho I4r,:J. J.Gillcrpla’s Show _
,Wiinlowy_ND.*6WoodBtreot. v.v^-'rv^'
positively d&ivcrtd. -k ■■■'
Xs7r-TICRm SI,OQ. To be had at Mr. GUiesjfc’s, and at
thoHgdL •; • ; . ' ■ ■ '
•vXSP'Ooorsoponat? o’clock.-^
largulot of BOTr.p&iisrEj,ot
\j 12££cents. • Justrcceivcdead&rsate-by “ - - ---• -i- ; -
roy3l . • ' -WALTS?, g. «lA*ifiTrf.T.r., Sj Weed
X • naotherlarg^ clUch Coy ':
vrill thao 1 - '\:- ~ r - - - j&L
QUAWLSI SHAWLS!—A beautiful assortment -sf Silk
. £3 and Crape Shawls, of oil tho moGifecblonablis psttGms. : ~--;
Jusicpehad at . A.A.-21AS0JT &.&>.%
'■■'• jpl- ••■•-■' -•• •, ■ So. .£3 Flfth-.gttwt.
Mantilla places ;piain r.udi,ciamgpabte
Bilks, expressly forManflnfi*.:; Just rocolrcd Cl
'- - ~ \ A. A,2IASaSACO.’Si
jel , ■" ■ ' No.£3 FilUtsfacet. -•
nnßiiiiiiNQs—A.A.Ulßos & sm aavEiaii street*'
. JL'. would invite tha ettentloircf Jt^lc^ioth»lf bgratffol -•*-•
Mid Well Efileeted stock.inphifft-ng
Gimps, Laws, cad of every color, style, quality aa4:
width. " - ■-.;
£<mCß» -
mme ANNUAL HEfcJTING Of Ihs Corporators cfihoAL*
i • LEQUHNY CEIIUIIUIT, wI2 be held on the Grounds, ■
on TUES2)AY r tha Cihissteai* at Ao’clcck, P. JL
- r WOIIN HrsSELL,JIh, Sroroisry.
.. Pittsburgh* June 1,1853,—5t
To £?aiators.&s& VsTCfnixers*
completed & vcry-egOErior Varnish. ttfusb, ..
J. Hooro’sr Katra Wise Lcand" grmsch Varnish JJruC; ~
madeentirely of 5 1 roadiI!rf-=tlc3, and vr arrested. • They can."
:be had at 0. JIo«ro% HOTTacd Ptrost, cr &; Dr. Keysets,; : -
140 Wood. gireei,?;-Alsv.tt -very:' fins. nssarfcßeafc~of Paint >: -
.Brashes, cheap far cash. , , - _ '
. -tjgh»licmettber, 110 Woodirtrc&L-
oy3l : '^CSUX^ttGORE.
Oa»affaifttia;s^maa«rs-:lsaglieja*atffir-^ :
/CONSISTING In part of superior cteel Lees; nkes,. Jizizf : \
spades, kooks,
gnn -hooka; ruitobte
- -
hor»rakes;grsXa. cradles, -scyfbte hud ssciths, strut? uud -
•stelkrotta3,.ccra dog; pgwe?:-t msd K-f-zTI rm-x i*myy.
pleto assortment of gcsdalhg thgjlirgKg,
_wmesiisuchasfie|d Jufnipfli
Seed and - .
gy2s JAMES WA2IDJIOP*
- ..A Carfl* e -
OAVINGjust returned from thoEasiwithan-cnUrely
JLx neff amUrell selected stock of Cloths, Carsiracrca and
testings of all descriptions, suitable for customer trcda,T7o
would submit- them to our customers acdfcba public hi gen*.
era! for inspection, persuaded they «1U please the mcatihs- :
tWlons. Triahlog a'Erst-rat© fit,'could do’ffdl-t
usaoalL .. '
••. %P, X—A first-rote stock of Eeady-mads •.
ly on hand. ... B.QBIB3LS,'
mylfi . r ' No.SjQ Liberty st, head of Weed. -' •.
, > Splendid Piano Fortes*
: T6HN H.MLLLOB; NoiiaW6aa street haainstrffisl7«lV
r
Vortor richest Eileahefluai-.'r-x
tone:'- Psio£s-SSL-.-.'-_
-'vALSGr-ArichlycarredEcssTrocd; octave*
• - , ■*•
TLeafcOT& are aH ftote\.Qte- celebrated kaanofsetesy of ‘
:Jotm3^Chich£rfng t -Sc3toay'and-’a:Lll be sold ca -uscaL
tory prices. r: JOHN H. SIEILOIt, ffl Wccdstrcat, -
.Ageot forthoriilacf
'V;;sylr«u^-^r;^: v - mySSr^-:'■-• j
DR. HALSEY’S
'F-ORE-B-^OTSIT
" AND QOSI ■COATED FOE23T HEESL
mHS MOST-EXIIUOSDINAEY. BISCOTEIiT ET/TIIE '
X -TTORIDt bottlej and hoses sold annually,: •
and ttousaods of liTcs-'sared frost a prsEsturo ■ s?sr?, by-,■•.'.•
this late discovery. -
- Testimflma3aof.l3gtTr>n<&.
amtlaually pouring ia.fh>mcTcry pari cf iho country* £OO -■■-•
luff witc«3 tntho unparalleled ■cScicy of, Chess.-medicines. . •
... The shows the number' of cases cured,- estl- ■-
fiedtnby : letto»«idcther'tesasaoaiai%.i»shffid firaa
porU -ot tie-Bnfca anil-Bntah colmdcv from ; fha Ist-of '- ->.
.iJ^ua*y,lB6^.toJaniiaryls^lSs3,ladn2lT*:>
'■• ■•.■ ■■ •■■ - *•y • "■ • Qssa Ci»Tp?r --•- •
Dyspepsia and habitual ■■■■■
Nervous 331
•General '
Pustules, unheal thy color cf thgphyn^..-—■ y.—. fiio • :
BQions i v
Scrofulaggjjjgeronrial rinrwptoTTtf^^^,,^-, rrilr ,-. „ £Ol • -
Liver £29 • ■
-si ■:
•Eryripelaa— 151
Consumptive decline eoi&atittd coughs-.;-.;.-./.;... r -CC3 :-•
Other-various -
: But ashegifone-hasolagggdehuythes3 ;
medicines have bcearosfla toadvn to tha pnblle,'.yet thous* - -
-tmcla tare already; experienced their good riSseia.- Invalids
given pTCtby-thett-phyaiefans bavoEucl to»
•Ref an&beearcstcrsd-xosound atAi.yfesTrn.'v-healthiron----.
tbcir.usa,-. The grcat amount of-good-thesa medicines ksvo
done, has Induced thousands to yecoaaaepd thssr t* their
friends. Slea Ct Integrity abd phyriciau3.fcs.Ta
their uao, and -rocozanjead them to the public. : r i :• .
SHOCKING CASK OFSCKOFULA CUEKD.
V ‘ NjwToas,l>ece=ibsrCth,l£:2.
Dr,. <7. IF. fia&y—Dear^ir:—T.deimrtt tmfc jus&eoio
you, as the Inventor of a gnat medicine, to send yon a short *
hlstoryoC;iny;Otra«asSL., 1 am- twenty-seven years of : • v
At thirteen L-gag6tt3ctol , formed pas
tales, and ferphoontla large-; th® -
collar bone, end feczi thanes €atetHjed-neerfy : up to the left■' ■■---
tsp. -.
cst WiiwasdPUl%j(thllowiagthe directions,) ■ ■
vreci3cd2edm3^: : Thescsr3, nlthacsh now Eoundjbcar $o '.
limahyof thadresdM XEanner ia'-which X-wsa'eSlctei; ••-: -
After-nearly f&urfccu ybare osffjriag, I cow rejetea to ear
that xrqrhwlfii is ftiUy restored Ijy'yonr : rfiiocafc3ia3 eta*
e»s having preyed quite ineffectual *
Yours, veiy respectfully. . SAMUEL DQ2!i\
CUBE OP PALSY.
; ThefbUotring testimony, gireaua by Mr. Jothna -.•-
'cfOrange, If. eutraordicarr cfTocta efthis -■
Wins and Pills, in Paralysis: - - „ .
■ • ■_• - ■. ; .OsjUTXS,?! Pcbvl'S, 1£52l «■•..-
Dr. <?. }Z 2&Uz%-rDczx-£-lT :—My i?i& had- a^trciu.of' ~
tho Phl?y, wj seTcna that her tr hols system was «api2sic2y :
paralysed, r £ho.con tinned to giro, weaker &r nearly tno -■
years,toicg nearly oil cseandscndtHltycf ••':
iimbs. > Tre almost despaired -of her reeoTgry. At -.
she t*sahto taia younarffelnesi" irefo-'
soon expericnced.'Slm begin gradaally to improro in health,- ■ : -
- aadln a law icmitiisreccrcTcil entirely. Thoextrsosdiaasy '
effeetsp? yonrlTiar and 'RIS, In euTurg sxsywi&of acost-'*- -
• pltdat we nerer expeeted.be? to gfitbetteroS-icdccssma,^^-'
A duty I ©wo lo yourself and iba public,'to-send you this •
certiaeate.':.-"-"--- : :-:--- JQTUAH/p;o3:'?2Jn£ • *?--'••
-. •X aa acquainted xrith Mr. J.P.CondlivUnd-hnocr -tHa- :
Afcoro certificate to bo J*
, 13 CSaobcw • :- -;
■; > KEADEItI -If yon want not your ficsStitutioa Injured by- -
that slow, lurking polson,-Coloa/J, or.ether- Kfncrcl-cah-'^"
stances,. touch not £uch Zffdfcinrrua ibj>»3 r.r- «7ry ■
uncertain Medicine whatever, hat procuro-thoss «ss3l2^' ; -
apdaUsprepaatloas, Ualsay’aPowstTOne tnd :
; -.lf yon hare the.Byspepsla, or aro troubTod. nilh' costirS-- -
ness*tehothis : Wino and tho KUs, accordinf! to'tha dire}*"” -
lions, and yon rrlllihca get trslL - _ *
vlf you are nerreus or weahly, or hsvft emciktal
counteuance,. or general debility, this:-'Wlna fea'HUs
mil restore you to health and energy- ~
i- If you hate unhealthy colored■a^imorpimple >•
les, or-blotches, these mcdiclnei-wili the 'ddoed - asd :
eisdlcataaHsuch humors from tho sklo.- -- -
•- Xf yon hare a weakly constitution, and feel yotssclf tcsv *;'
old fiir-your -yeazs,-taka tb&ss excellent
wffl'intignrata-your constitution endihriffy : ls -£br' tesgfef-.
• life.-- - * -
• If’you may be known byeurh - -. •
foma ts Drowsiness, Loss of Appetite,
Tongue, take a good dcaa of xha Fore;; I- > n*A> aua they
will purge from the stomach merheus and'---
praTesti •
jourdoctort teUof Sip, $2O, or $5O. _ \ ' B y
.- If Coapis ini, tbs end.
Pills will.iraye It. These-TO2didngs.cs2ria.pOtrorful,ftai,
• cqthg hiTS pceatcom!Ba , s?f- -• •
. of curing thousands of this terrible. d*3gasa , ■' -.
PABESTitbero ls no V u tnonth in. ihp year
tte*®Si oS of joai tW««a <» ci -
OaoDtSncraiala erßea£a&> cr Dirdnag.OT Sidrassa ns.;: .
farci mszzzsathausZ.raTvt.W =-■
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? OT O ?i r, coco ftgo"*: &i -
: SSmufeurMyg ansrida in tha
: —H.-vtiisgaiAOf that thaentm iaathantita iiso
- ifafwi.-ftwif css of thePcresfc Wineand ■Hils/wSII.ia all- •
- wfllpudiy the ■: ’
: wS^predtaawtrengthßadtadmsiioa.
rThoFts® l * hand, to bn tahea
oihibilcd« will .sate your
ahnegt eatirejy from sickness, aageliaa. vom goate^*-.
-vh&h more in a than 6U& ii
■Pritmt cf these mrdidnea to beep tout family la
ant, agrccaMe, yet eCjctiro sncdfcliitv csaeUy -
deltoid constifcntioiuurlf.you.aro
genera! ill health,.this -Wina. will <ln mora' to ragtero you
than.b3Xother maiicinea. :In all eases where bile eriat^or' -
the bowels-ecustipste; tho PoitstPlDshlso ehouldbotahen - '
according to th^oiregthma^.:-. - - -X- - ~
■MARYNES AKD XSAYigglßylf you wUh to guard yotig* - :
self against sickness and dangeion* dlsaasevahich cay
■jowsrcllsa your life, proTido yourself with thn^Forest TKaa. * •
and Pills, heihro csttin- cut cnlcnyrcyages, that you cay
bara them when required-
Tho FQ3JSX cquaro bcities, per
bottle, or dr bottles fbrCSjQ. Gum ecaicd Pore:! rdls,£S
cena per bos. -* v
’-OSoId YThchsnla «rd Eciallhy GHO.II. KETSE3,
ccracr cf TTccd street and Yhsia ali' 1 ?, pa* &
go, by'JAHE3-T.'SAM?LS, corns;. atFed^aL'" 1 -'
street and tho niiaasd, _
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