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mado. - .JaftßltawsOthdo., Jrt#.Utthw;JWhto; of tha SlataM B». V
' Oa iteirtrork already flnialiod, the Cleveland z. Kldwell; 11th do*, Jdhft Fr-Snodgwfis; lan ntic f PhUadolptdacoaflty, aad waaaftcnmda “ What!” exclaim^
' v and Pittsburgh Btkilroad Company dcclara diri- do., H. A. Edmonson; 13th do., FoyettoMoMul- tatea 0, 8. District Attorney by President ,_
' daada 0 f l 2 peraeat. TMa year they *Ulpto- len . Tbero may bo a a cafll 0 , JaiG3 croata a
“ bably declare only 10- per cent, oe they bare District, which is yet doubtful, but witbtwa ex- vaJ;aa( . bat not tho dlghteet danger of «Thla is rery well or my daughter, saiu
- recqlred te reserve a fund for the purohaae of caption, the delegation is correct rtc olaoe being long open, os I hear that at least undo offeoted by the ecene. *Bomettceshav.
' additional new machinery. If, therefore, the TbomasTj. Boyd.ftdependent ndoL of patrlote bare arowed their willingness “*‘Toudft°not L
X) J . grand jurors of Allegbeny county authorise the Ba id to hove beaten Thomas H -®“ iol » "S“ to occupy the vacant scat. brother in misfortune. I will keep him here os jU
',Pp£'P'irPr' yPPP'P.Py Commissionere to issue their bonds for the sum Democrat, for Comudssiouor of Fuhne Works in j learn that the officers of the Pennaylronia kindred, for where there ia enough 'for threo, •T t^3£j*~n OS
B" PP of $200,000, the people will be gainers in every tie first District, ' The Whiga boas! that Boyd j Q terciincd on making rigorous ex- there is for four.” juitetitKrt. au's^
respect In fact, the dividends on tho stock, i a9 gained SSOOna Pierce’s majorityfo aixcoan- creona to the mountain eectiona or that Tihe cousin throw himself at Margaret s feet, Oritg.lin»_a^.
■S’* and the interest on tho bonds, will in o few years ties of the 12th and lSthCongreseieualDlslriete. oampleted before theelaso of the hare sored the life of «„
amount to $BOO,OOO, which will go into the We do not credit thia rumor. But eren If » prtsent ycar> Tto WO rk of Joying a double mBO .
" county treasury, whereas not a single dollar will -pare true, it would not eoouro Mr. Boyd’s eleo- trae j.j J , o j eo p roStca3 i n gat,arion»^» ! -*-
ri%P?©'-€^( ’ I he token therefrom! We earnestly hope that u o n—Piwa bating a majority Of no less-ttan of
. -rwifcik the sahseription will he promptly “and unoni- in the south-aide dlririon. Bewit**
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■■ cannot and will nctmix.witn
*■; r: ■'■■;■ I would like to know who they are, •;.,
THIRD WAn
vi ". :■-■■ , -'- ' \yord.is oa eahy on©.- ... He and-■ other .mexnlrera Demoeracy---
°. f fto P® httTo that fino Mns ' ,u,re «“»B nannoAD to m*+.
- trhloli trill not permit them to attea2 the primaiy - -
meetin&Sf are thQ persona «a Whom the blame From Cxuts PamreSp »BQ>j
must rest 'The destiny of tho nominations in President-cf'the Ciereland and Pittsburga
•a'--=- v--. «:>.•:•',•• in the pnmory,moetingo. ; ?*?“ :•;.* wr, _
There is, no donht, log rolling has been resorted New Philadelphia Brunch of that work is pro- ttemCMu
to before the nomluatione, mid thia rollin', to grossing with all possible The road liorod «»»nteu..
done brnersons utterly unworthy to direct tho dirargea fronl'the main stem at the Tillage of reform will ha elicited.
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- r? “ . fc- a»». nnt . now heme used by the Carroll County Railroad, lowly spot on the cca-shore. PENN. . vl(Jff and then caltipg together nu. w „. Rt
John Bmith, or some other person he does not now uem b } n -., tn w ._ phnndftlohia. I—~ 1 —~ and 1 principal soldiers—he addressed thou. no, ex. ,
like, wpnld probably bo present ‘‘Third Wart’. Company. Prom Oneida to Now uSam*-? I ' si. exam street,
and thoaa who think with him, hare no right to 24 mileß, tho rood wiU bo completed nnd y fHcadi and Comptmiont; When I consider ha-^
comnlain so lonnas they absent themselyca from for the can during tho month of September. how our good fortune hoe assembled us upon T 1 f- , weohsus us bsiah
r s s^ l S!^ fe ’Ss§ ,^pf!» £ , &^v complain, so g y . . . The entire road will bo laid with heayy T iron, this Islind, how many anuoyaneea and perseen- --1 Hi 1 I ,' mU*-, ,- n
theprimarymeetinga. There is the place where rtap wt 3 ln poin ; Uons we left beMndasr and how wo haw ■'HmNI
C l 5 'S - nominations ore mads, and a county convention and the wow vi lia w p H • * oThroomenll difficulties, I peroeiro the hand of J-L^LLJrixJ
is omera ratification of a forgone conclusion, of construction and iMteMnU. God to too mA m tutiu#*. and Ifeel oa- 1 - ■
a UM,ta nepil reform Atnrc- roads In the country. ItlS intended to continue suredthot the faror of His high providence in 8 U
. Dor meetings need reform. A p hranoh to the rillege of Uhricksrillo, Tus- tho commenoement-oftho undertaking, is a eer- J
sent they are held in a wiy maimer, and . ot which place it will connect tain pledge and assurance of success. Ihoeouae ]
any person who can make a black mark upon a carawaa ooooWi *,. R .n rfln A of our God urges us onward, and that of onr t
. piece of paper Is permitted to vote, without any with the Bteubeuwlle andlndiana Railroad. flhpiM<ioooW hKj , otcd{or . rob . hing, whose cUte the same, to conquers
enquiry es to Whether he is a democrat or a citi- Mn. Beuioot.—The appointment of Mr. Bel- Option of $BOO,OOO to the Memphis and louls- t5^OM ””
sen. -This ia wrong and should be reformed. moat, as charge to the Netherlands, has been 0 Ballroad. - It is not my purpose to underrate the h
Pittsburgh and Allegheny county hare suffer- mfl a e the subject of mnoh comment by tho Whig „ Henry Plowman, formerly ‘of York of our enterprise. Bloody contests r
od too long-under the blighting weightef the prc3sca . A CB rrespondeni of the New Jerk p has been appointed receiver of, the publie f!?lto£*? U '
-'Mil ' Jums«Boneftheparty and *•*“*?""• ia acquainted with Mr. Bel- rt Mineral Point, Wis. iny^r
s celved‘laid and coaforti from those wh mont, writes: There is a prevision in the constitution of of necessity; the jnctew'
loath to go into a efrnggle with them, unt, it .. pereonnlly, no one who has thq least expo- g oQt h Carolina Which prohibits the-Governor repnlaivenesa of tho c
■%” ear friend of the Third Ward, and other respect- ri<m ce of the conipositiohof onr diplomatic corps t ha State during his tormof offioe need your highest'
--"Jrlj *-’« Aemoorats; will go in manfully at the oped- rejoice at the Introduction of „riw State, has in ’ncoordanoo
‘j.t; ‘j- , r ' »;ii hum „» mnm nr Mr. Beknant’flnamointo the list of onreharges. Gov. Manning of that Btate, nas, in ncooruauoo Bo hio heart
'H*-- r WiU have no oauß| or Hia gagacUy, energy, ktiawlodgo of Europe, its been obliged to deolino an invitation to attend ticnce ae
>— fithimfor Memphis Convention. " doubt'
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FI®TTSE!SrEi©ISI:
SATDRDAY MOBNlNq:::::::::::=" “ ;::JPa
~ DEaOCBAWO sorngATtOHS.
CANAL COMMISSIONER.
THOMAS H. FOESYTH,
of PltSahJfhui aunty.
AUDITOR GENERAL,
EPHRAIM BANKS,
ofHtfim Bounty.
EQR SURVESOe"GENERAL,
J. PORTER BRAWLEY,
J *- of'Cmo/ord Ccntntg*
£27* Oar Weekly, of this morning, is, as ns*
uai, crowded with, interesting matter. As Bpen
„ car says, we labor to .please, and we cmmottaa
einp that our paper can fail to please every per*
json who can read. It is for Sale in the counting
room, v .
THE RIVER aAILKOAD.
' jt jj-jl bo interesting to our citizens tb learn |
something In regard to tho progress that 1b mat-; |
~ing~on the River Railroad. t M wo have already 1
advised our readers, the lino between Wollavillo
and Bridgeport is under contract It ia in the
hands of goodmen, who expeot to have tire work
completed, ready for tho iroa horse, by tho first
otJlay next This road 1b hnilt undef the choT
tor/ana will bo within tho management and con
trol 'of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company. , ’
*The gap between tho month of the Beaver
river and Weilsville is still to bo provided for.
It la estimated, that it will require about $550,000
to grade, purchase and lay tho iron, bndd two
bridges, and provide tho necessary equipments
fortius section of the road, which will bo twenty*
oao miles ia length. Towards theconstmetian
of this portion of the road, It is confidently
believed that the Commissioners of Allegheny
county Will give their- bonds for $200,G00, • and
the Ctommlssionera of Beaver their bonds for
sl<K>,m .These amounts will insure the work
-bring' placed under immediate contract,, and
havo it entlrely completed within ono year.
admirable manner inwhioh the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad baa been managed, is a
sure guaranty that tho river branches will ha
equally well conducted. It is the rulo of this
■■ company to pay dividends '.while their work is.
progressing, which has had the effect of keeping
their stock always above par. To the corpora
tion stockholders they olso pay dividends, the
" • samo osito individuals. 'Boring.thayear 1862-
tire sum of $6OOO was paid over to the authori
ties of the city of Cleveland, as the profits on
her stock or loan of credit to the company, Wo ]
„ ars'nutiiQifeed to say that tire same liberal course
will bo pursued towards the calmly of Allegheny,
If the subscription or loan of credit alluded to la
made.
:Ou their work already finished, the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad Company declare divi
dends of 12 percent. This year they will .pro
bably declare only 10- per cent, as they have
resolved to reserve a fund for tho purchase of
additional new ; machinery.lf, < therefore, the
grand jurors of Allegheny county authorise the
' Commissioners to" issue their bands for the sum
of $20(1,000, the people will be gainers in every
respect. Iq fact, tho dividends on tho clock,
and the interest on tho bonds, will in a few y care,
amount to $200,000, which will go into the
county treasury, whereas not a single dollar will
ba taken therefrom! We earnestly hope that
the subscription will be promptly “and unoni
monelymade. ■ ■■
Mtoas. Haepeu & Pamirs:
It Iras been supposed for a long time, that
know everything and, ns lam, in a
small way, a sucker after laefid information, I
would Hketoknowwho ore . the men who man
ege our conventions in suoh amanneras to hoop
the men who fight the battle away from them, I
cannot and trill not mix with each aCrowd, and
■: I would like to know who they are.
THIRD WARD.
The-Explanation of the grievances of Third
Ward is an easy one. Be and other members
of the party who have that fine sensitive feeling,
Which will not permit them to attend the primary
meetings, are the persons on Whom the blame
must rest. Tho destiny of the nominations in
• every county iB settied in the primary mootings. ]
• There is, no doubt, log rolling has been resorted,
to before the nominations,. and-this rolling is
done by persons utterly unworthy to direct tho
course of-the democratic party. They have, in
many oases succeeded, hut who is to blame' for
their sucoess if it was wrong? Why, such men
os our friend of the Third Ward, who will sit at
home nnd growl on the night of a delegate meet
ing and ref use to go, beonose John Brown, or |
John Smith, oreome other person he does not |
liho, wpuld probably bo present “Third Ward’* |
those who think with him, have : no: right to i
complain, so longas they absent themselves from
tho primary meetings. There is the place where
nominations ore mode, and a county convention
is s more ratification of a forgone conclusion.
' Qur delegate meetings need reform. At pre
sent they ore held in a very base manner, and
any person who con moke a black mark upon a
• piece of poper is permitted to vote, without any
enquiry cs to Whether he is a democrat or a citi
zen. -This is wrong and eboald be reformed.
Pittsburgh and Allegheny county have suffer
ed too long- under the blighting weight of the
Jmngors on of the party, and this class have re
ceived "bid and comfort” from those who felt
loath to go into o struggle with them. But, if
onr friend of the Third Ward, and other respect
able democrats; will go in manfully at the open
ing of tbs campaign, he will have no causal of
complaint as to the character of oar ticket
A Woman's Eights’ Convention was held 1
at Bavenna, Ohio, last wash, which lasted two I
dayo, Sts. SsVßßisos, of Cleveland, presided,
' and Cabouhb Sriiraos, of Salem, ofHciatcd os
Secretary. The‘Convention was addressed by
Mrs. Aldeich, Eqv. Mies Asxoisnrxs Bnov/fj,
: JosEpH- BAnsen of this city, Joei Ti?varx .of j
Cleveland, Mrs. Beibios, and other “strong
minded women.” Mr. Totabt professes to ho j
a great Reformer, bat on the subject of paying
printor’s bills, ha is an incorrigible “ old fogio.” ,
He can “ call spirits from the vasty deep,” die. |
coarse eloquently about Woman’s Bights, and
preach for boats and days and weeks in the aw- 1
fal wiehodnesa of this world; but yon cannot
get him to Bay a singla word relative to the sin
of humbugging printers. On that subject he
.remains os silent os “ dumb statues and breath
.. lees stones.’’
. A Tavs Deuocbai.—Mr. 3. L. McCohseH,
■ ; of Greene eoonty, has declined a nomination for
tbo Legislature, ond gives his reasons as fol
lows: “My impression is, that the harmony of
the party may bo advanced by this act, and I
hold that far beyond onyywsfe interest I may
have ia'the contest.
“Ifeel nano the less grateful to myfriendo
for the tender of their- friendship and support,
because I hove withdraw! myselT from its ope
ration." J “ ,
f*s%» w&see it announced that the Governor
Jljig iippoiotcd JoUK 8. M’CAKOHT, Es!}*, of
Clarfonjiouhty, to the vacant Judgeship 1 in the
Distriot cpinposed of thß -counties of More or,
Venango, Clarion and Jefferson, caused by the i
jjppointineot of tho ftoD. JoEnr C. Uirox to the
SnprsmeJßenoh
. tell your devil
to putVmtie -ink—“centre right and left."—
D’ye understand f V - , > J
* X r I)'*--?' ’-t.
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THE ARCTIC ESPEOITIOH 1 .
fEba brig Advance, under the control of Dr.
I apd an intrepid crew, soiled from Now
Tori, On Tuesday loßt.for'tbe Arctio
search of Sir Johs Fbabkms. _ had
i previously taken a port; of about one hundred
gentlemen to'tbo brig at her oncisorago effi-the
battery, where a touching parting took plflOS
with tbd adventurous officers and cpe^.!A|J.opg
the company werojudgo Kano, of Philadelphia,
father of Dr. Kane, and his three younger oona ;
Col. Wm. J. Deiper, Dr. K.’a uncle; Henry
Qrinueil, the proprietor of the expedition, and
his son Cornoliup.QrinneU; CaptoinDevy.of
Navy, and
Tho entire number of "men in the Advenes is
only seventeen, nndall of them are quite young.
The following is a fulUiatof-thelr msnea: _
Elisha M. Kasc, M. D.', H. S. l?.y Command
ing the Expedition!
J, Wall IViUcn, ; First-Mate; .Henry Brooks,
Second-Mato;••• Amos Bronsell, Third Mate;
James McGeary, Fourth Mate; Christopbcr.Obl
son,-Carpenter,-- _ „
- Seamen—George Stephenson, Jeffibrson T..Parf
kcr, Geo, J.Wbittoll, William E. Godfrey,-Geo.
Eeilley, C. Blake. '
William Morton, Steward; Deter -Sheppard,
Cook; J. J. Hayes; Surgeon; Augustus Sotting,
■ Astronomer; Henry .GoodfeiioW, Naturalist. , ,
The BCientificJiutflt of thO expedition is as
follows: - -
A, complete Daguerreotype Apparatus. ■
Two Astronomical Instruments—aTranßit la*
strument and a. Gamboy theodolite. „ -
Magnetio Instruments—Magnetometer, Inoti.
nntonumjmd Azimuth Compass.' - ' .
■. Meteorological Instruments—sßarometers, --
Ameroid Barometers,-6 dazed Thermometers,
and 8 Maximum and Minimum Thermometers.,
A bottle of Saline Waters, used-aa a condenser ,
iu Meteoric’lino apparatus, to be employed for
testing point of refrigeration. ,
Tho brig is provisioned for throeyears, and is
provided’wittf '^uan^liedof briow shoc4 wooden
sabots, sledges,todia-rnbber boats, jbuffalp skins*
&o, and an additional supply of fora will bo Ob
tained in Greenland./There is alee a good li
brary on board, nnd nothing seems to have been
neglected for the outfit of tha brig or the com.
fort of the men. 'We have a strong confidoneo
that Dr. Kane, even if ho should not discover
the traces of Bir John Franklin; will solve tho
problem of the open polar ies, and make many
interesting discoveries in reference to iho Arotlo
region. He is peculiarly fitted for the task ho
I )aa undertaken, and we wish him and Ms gaßaM
associates God Bpeed in their noble undertaking- 1
< Vuigibu nißcmoH.
Glorious old Virginia? She more
Erofen to the world that she is warmly attached
to the principles of Democracy. The returns of
the late State’Election hnronotall come to hand,
but snHioienUmve boon rteolrodto warrant the
belief that the Pemooracy harecarrifid the entire
Congressional delegation. ■, TbQUext delegation
WiU therefore stand aafoltows t.-Ji'irst, District, j
Thomas H.Baily; 2d do.,- John S. HUlson; 8d
do., Jphn S Caskie; 4tb do., Wm., o.' Goode,
sth do., Thus S. Bosook; sth do, Panina
Powell; 7th do., William Smith; Bth do., Chns.,
J.Faulkner; 9thdo., John,tDtchor; 10thdo.,
Z. Edwell; 11th do-, John F, Snodgrass; 12th!
40., H. A. Edmonson; 18th do., Foyetto MoMul
jen. There may boa change in the Parkersburg
District, which is yet doubtful, but witbthle ex
ception, the delegation is correct. -v
TbomasT J. Boyd, Independent Domocrot, in
Bald to hare beaten Thomas H. Paniol, regular
Democrat, for Commissioner of Pnblie ; Works in
the first District. 'The Whigs boost that Boyd
ha 9 gained 3800 on Pierce’s majority jo eixconn
ties of the 12th and 13th Congressional Dlstriots.'
We do not credit this rumor. But oven If it
were true/it would not eoouro.Mr. Boyd’s elec
tion—Pierce haring a majority Of no less-than
SCOO iatho eouth-Bide diridon. Bcsidck Mr,
Daniel has gained largely ,pn Pintes’n win In Pe
tersburg, Dlnwiddie, and all the cotrafies of his 1
Lection—enough to'cauntcrijMenco half of hinj
reported losses. Wo hare, therefore, the strpsg
csthopes of his suooess. _
The regular nominees of the Demoeraey nro
elected in the other two Districts. This will
giro the control of the Board of Pnbllo Works of
theStato into the hands of our friends. The
Whigs have made, soW gidnsto the iegislotow,
but hot enough to endanger the majority for.tho
Democracy-
EMinOAD TO.JgjSWjPHIIiAHEtPBIAi;
From Cynus Pbehtiss, Esq., tbo-cnergetie
Preaidentcf'the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Bail-'
road, whois bow in this city, we’ learn thattho
Now Philadelphia., Branch of that work is pro
gressing with all possible The road
diverges from'tbe main stem at the.village of
Bayard, which is 82 miles from Wellaville, and
from thence it contlnuesalong the valley of the
i Sandy to New Philadelphia, 11}B county seat of
Tuscarawas oountyjOhlo, a distance.of 80 miles-.
From Bayard to Oneida, in Carroll county, a
distance of sir miles, the track la laid, and is
now being used by the Carroll County Boilroad
Company, From Oneida to Now Philadelphia,
24'mileB, tho road will be completed and ready
for the cars'' during'the month of September,
The entire road will bo laid with heavy T iron,
and tho work will in. all respects equal, In point
of oonstruotlon and equipment,-the best, rail,
rodds In tho country,’ ItlS intended to continue
this branoh to the Tillage of tJhricksvillc, Tus
carawas county, nt which place It will connect
with'the Btenbenvillo and Indiana Ballroad. ■ ■
Mb. Belmost.— The appointment of Mr, Bel
mont, aa charge to tho Netherlands, has been
msde the subject of mucbcommcnt by the Whig
presses. ‘ A correspondent of the. New York
Evening Post, who is acquainted with' Mr. Bel
mont, writes:
- - 7< * BerßonhUy,"no one who bas thqloast expe
rience of the coniposition of.our diplomatic corps
rejoice at the .Introduction'of. i
Ifr; Bdmont’anameinto the list of oar-charges.
BiS sagacity. enorgy, knowledge of Earopo, its i
lanfcanges,- itadbtameroial affairs, all fit; burl for i
the place. He has given hostages that he win
on all occasions maintain and uphold tho Ameri- ;
can character. Heisclosßiyoonneoted by mar
riage with a family .which has given its blood to
the coantry, end there is no fear that ho will not
stand-np-as stoutly,.or stichle.asnieelyv.foT the, i
rights of this repahlio and. its oltiicns, ao .tho
ignoble , roisterers and ignorant and inefficient
men whom wohavo 1 heretofore generally sent :
abroad ns oar 'representatives in,tho capacity, of;
to Earopeon politics, Mr Belmont may
hot he a blind worshipper,of all the leaders who i
distinguished. themselves by their failure in 1848 1
ond '1849j ; bat thero is not the least danger that j
he will sympathise with the stupid,conservatism
or the cold oppressionß;oflhe present system of
Europe, nnd" whenever there ' Shall, he a rational i
.I.MM of striking a blow whioh will make itself
felt/tbe most ardent advocates of progress weed
not fear that Mr. Belmont will be found want
ing."
E’&OEIWASHIEGWPH-
- WASsnuiJroH; June 1,1853,
A; cabinet sesosion was beld-to day, at V7hicb
Dr. Patterson tras appointed Direotor of the Mint
in Philadelphia, to fill the rnoanoy caused by
tbe death of Judge Pettit.
' Foster Boswortb, the present Mayor of Troy,
is appointed Postmastcrof that city.-. . John H.-
Boynolda has been appointed ■: Postmaster of Al
bany, «Mr. Johnson* of the;Argaß; a
"candidate; woe told that ho.couldnothnvo the.
office but might-name the man, which he dld t ahd
gaedhomo Trith Mr.'Beynold’e commiasion in
his poohet - - '
Midshipman Charles C; ' Hanter,-some time
sinoe dismissodfprbeing engaged inn duel, has
been reinstated.
"The Secretary, of the Navy. hasJeft'Weohwg
ton ona visit to’' North Carolina. He -Trill be
gone too treehs, the Secretory at War acting as
the head of the Navy-Department during Ms ab
£ca<te. u 1
Col. Berett took ohargenf the oity post office
feHlay, ■ and appointed Lambert Tree,* Chief
Mills, of Maryland, end W. <4d Hacker
have been oppbinted’HlerkS m the“Potont Office.
. "f' *,*7 i“ 7 igß
QjflX pHELfiDStiEEDCA COESEST
PnnADEipaii, Juno 1, 1853.
lMemmu. Htfirnn & Pattina:
The people of Philadelphia me now'mating
esiraortiaory efforts to eeoure the trade of the
West end North West. Ton will coo by tho pa
pore that a projeti lafea foot to build a UcUrOed
from thin city Ttiuproposod focon-
Ctrust tfrofid imfcidlfit jly tdEooton, thebe anta
fal capital of Nerthnaiptoa'coaniy, onraa Dela
ware, end finin' tfcjsca to bo continued up the
TfiUey of tho Lohlgh rivor to Whito Hnven.thero
todeflcct over the summit ond dip .down iutuths
m)lo of Wyoming ot Pitfcjton.and thonco follow
Ing on .up Jfaa North Branch to the New Xotb
State Uuo. -Tho North jlcKricanfidroofitesthio
load with oil tho ability fiud earoeatness for
which'it io-eolobtfited. Tho Editors show that
by tho completion ofi thia-pfogrommo, Philadel
phia will bo fortified, with in
Northern ePennsyleania - whiah - will enable her
fore’yer to retain ito already largo and rapidly
i Eccaanlating tradtvand ot ■ tho eamO'time, -find
■ without any odditional oottay. flbo can reach tbo
porta of Ontario and Erie over a shorter route
thon any line fir pm. IheWtno points to the city of
New York
&om‘ New York City' to Buffalo, by
shortest, rjut0.,,... 431 mileß.
Frota Philadelphia to Boffalo, by pro- ,' '':
, -poscdronto.... .....SB4 1*
Difference In favor of'PhilUdelphia.... 60 **
t , * C » a
• The distance from Philadelphia to Die city of
Rochester,c<Snlinueß the Norih Arntriesn, on the
waters of hake Ontario, and to Dunkirk, on taka
Erie, la also fifty tnllos lesa tktrn from New York
city to those harb6rk The Bataevs idso true of
n tho "distance.-from tho oitios of New York and
i Pblladripkia lo aU other points iowastera New
lYork, west of tho longitude of Waveriy. Thus
I It is shown that the great northern lake and
Canada tnarkotu, which have so long enriched
I New York city, with their trade, ore accessible
to Philadelphia by a line leasiadis
taneo than .her' neighbor; - This advantago ‘in
distanco should sttoulnto our people to penetrate
'the "grtiat north, hitherto unexplored by Phila
delphia, ondjdrawhither to thoDriawOre n trade
whteh has always heretofore flowed , to the Hud*’
. “* f «
pon. l ' c»
.. The - corner stone? of the High : and Normal
Sohool Buildings of Phllodelphla were laid yca*
i terdny aftstnaon in tbe presence of a large eon-,i
conrso of ladles Odd gentlemen, mostly teachers..
The ceremonies- were opened- with prayer.' by
\ Bishop PorrEtt. Jobes® CootsmbwaitU read
[ e very eloquent and interesting address prepared
i for the occasion. Addressee were also delivered
I by N. Nathahs, Esq , Gsonan M. Wsaotoh,
! Esq., -and Professor Jobs' S. Ham. Governor
I- Braisis, who, it -was announced; would bn present
* on tHs ocflaeion, did not attend on account cf
I sickness. (
> The- death of Judge Pirnt, tho newly opj
pointed Direotor of tho Mint, was very eudden
nadnnospeated. ' He was a gentleman. of fine
talents, cud a decided Democrat. . Ho -was for
severalyears President Judge of.the..District,
Court of Phlladdphlaeoonty, and was afterwards
appointed 0, S. District Attorney by President
Pots. The death of Judge Pettit will create a
vacahcy. hnt thcro is not tho slightest danger of
the ploca bring long open, as I hear that at feast i
adosca of pstriota have avowed their willingness 1
to oeeupy the vacant scat.
11 learn that the officers of the Pennsylvania i
B&ilroadaro determined on making vigorous ex* <
erflona to have the mountain eectiona of that
importantwork completed before thoelaso of. the.
present year. -The work of laying a double
track Is also progressing at various points west
of Harrisburg,-' When. tho road is completed,
according to the original design, It will be beyond
all doubt pr controversy.'ono of the best Bail
roads fa tho tjnited States.
i The "General Assembly, of. the ; Old ■ Sohool
Presbyterian Church mill:« drhge Its slow length
along’' in this city. But all largo bodies riote
slowly. This is the twelfth day-of its aeeriwv
and it serins that business is about asneor bring
brought toa'doso us on tho day after it ossem
blofL'- There ore como very able clergymen in
attendance.
r ' The Paid Fire PepartmentiqncStion; is now a.
eubjeot of dlscuEsion in this city. A3b tho matter
feiled in’ the Xegldature, owing ■ to tho violent
opposition of the firemen, it ia now proposed to
nominate nicgpslatise tiqkct composed excla
rively of mon wbo nro known to be favorable to,
the measurer 'ln' this way it Is confidently bc
t liovod that a decided expression fa favor of the
reform will-bo elicited. ' •
• Tho bntintes of the city is nowextremriy dnll,
and many of the merchantfl-aro. preparing to
virit the, “ watering places’” Capo May is tho ,
fashionable reiort'for'Pbilodelphiahs dnrlngthe
immmermoatha^os it requires only a fewhonrs
steaming down tho Delaware to take them to that
lovely epot on tho eca*shore. PENH- . .
Itcas of IToyt and Uis<ollony.
Asthcro;oro 76o Jews to Boston, rad. 80,-'
000 to How lork, d correspondent thinks
dies’ ooaloty for promoting Ctolsttnnlty among,
too Jasra of Salqnlcs, Mosul and Smyraa hadbet
tor begin hero at home.. ..
4 ‘ Mr. John. BilUngor.of Hsncbcn ter: township,
York county, Pa., n faff days ogo sold an ox
weighing 8.‘400 lbs-
„ T-
Shelby county* Tontt., huUvotcdfor o rob-,
coriptlon of 5800,000 to the Mstophlo andLonla
villoßallrood. ■ ' :
Mr. Bosry Plowman, formerly. of York
Pa., has boon appointed receiver of, the poblio
; moneys at MincralPoint, Wis. ...■ v ,; :
I-. pherolra provision in,:tbo constitution of
South Carolina whloh prohibits tbo Governor
froolenving tba Stato during bls town of ofEoe.
Gov. Manning of that State, has, in nooordaneo
been obliged todeelinoan invitation to attend
tho Memphis Convention,
i Dodge ou editor .vrhilo attempting to
i throw himself upon the indulgonoe of Ms, rood
i ore last week fell throngb, and was token np in
| a stnpid condition. . t
I", John- Bell*nf j Tennessee, has mode's speech
' for tho purpose of assailing Gen. Picrco’o od
i ninistratlon, ; bnt could only grnmblo about what
Gem Horae had not raid or dont, . John, is a
hcayy animal.
, Mr. Dennett, of the New YofkJJitraW, io at
Weisbpden,, Germany, trying the effects of tho
baths for tho care of bronohlthr.
ColQO{s° !lt *&• ft*»**»* Elay.
E. C. Dais', Eaij., the Treasurer of the D. B.
Mint at Philadelphia, has furnished the popors
of that city with too following statement of toe.)
coinage-of Gold and Silver for the month of
tiny:—
GOLI>.
i“ 66;170 Double Eag1e5.......,:..*51>808,400 00,
18,685 Eagles 185,850 00
86,846 Hell Eagles 181, <25 00
203,648 Quarter Eagles.... . 608,870 .00
Lfifi,l6lX3ald DoUnra.. 644,181 00
- 967,769 Pieces $2,828,606.00
, , In Bare, April and May 2,296,716^11
' , , $5,120,222 11
>,!' ' BltVßtt.
421,003 Halt Delta • »t*o*>* »**••. 212,004 00
LIOsIoOO Quarter Dollars.,, 299,000 00
Dines OO
760,000 Half Dimes.— 88,000 00
3,957,767 Pleec3 $5’,780,226 11
' , coma.
JH2.019 Cents......
14,869,786 Pieces ~...$5,739,346 80
I ’ ' OOID BOTHOff DBPOSHED. '
,I*4 California
, “Tother eourocs Otri
-p/V, - 00
" £lher PsUsoi Dsposited - §1,447 00
t„i BJvtuvv 1 '-•* ■- " J
scSi **»"■*W.'*‘
C-“-
Fron ths French
SJHES' aVIIFBD*B&fiSGD<!OVSiH-
- ' Behold on extraordinary : adventure -ot these
litter days. Hit were ndt nn extraordinary oc
currence! one need notrelatait. ,
A father of a family inhc.Vititig.the 800 de la
JKohCdlcref-recoivea lost samme? a-lfitter from
hit;rcpbc'7, who vrea in tbo'employ of Hyder
Absit The letter concluded thus:
“I have’.received the. portraits'of roy two
conchas, Marin aid Uargc*st ll have never had
the ple'sure "of seeing them, ns I have lived with
Hyder Abad since my youth, but lam sure tint
those two portraits are resemblenoes. ; Ivr>4 .**..■
rive at Havre by the ship Inos Ego, about the
first of October, and on myretum I am deter
mined to marry tho bountiful; .'. >
Tbo breaking open of the letter, hau destroyed
'the Test'of the name. -It is impossible, to tell
If the Cousin asked Mario or s Margaret in. mar-.
' rlttge. 'The two sisters nnlted/previous to this
time, have-commenced tolivo In misunderstand
ings, ieaehnfihgmpositlvoj;thßiifxtirdtttUB.re3t
:■ of her name which was tom off in breaking the
seal.
■The father employ,e4iui!elo<iocnce.,ia. calm
ing the anger ’of -hia daughters, when aßerrant,
sent in advance, arriveafrom: Havre.:annonucing
that-lda master weni to Pariß with the evening
train. _ *
The servant overwhelmed "with questions re
plied that his master was -ruined, and that he
■ had, moreover,on hia left shoulder, the horrid
protuberance which- had caused, according, to
Plsnude, so 'many misfortunes/: to /Bsop,,- the.
Phrygian. ' *
The two cousins, hereupon, determined to re
main single forever before: marrying a cousin
humprbaokeifnnd ruiued.v ; .
As they toeh thiff oath: for the thirtieth time
in • twelve hours, the oousin/.atrivos*Jdis unolo
' •warmly embraces him,;.thei cousins make him’ a
polite bow,.and tarntaway their eye 3. -•The run
"Cle then explains the incident- of the torn lotter
and asks the intentions of his nephew.y
i “.It is my cousin Marie who I came to marry//
ho replied. 1 , " 1 *
I- “'Sever—nover I” ecrcnmed Mnrie, T ata con
sented with- my conditionnnd shall remain /in
I it.”
“ Mademoisello/’-aaid the nepheir,- I.h&ve
'adopted-the customs of the lhave
I'been educated. Bead the- customs. of Ilyder
Abad, in Travcrnier.: There, when a young man
I is refased in an offer of marriage, he .withdrawal
himself from society as n useloss being ”
: 1 “He kills himself/’ exclaimed the good Mar
garet.
“ Ho hills himself,” replies the nephew In the.
cone of a man about to commit dnloide. •'
’ “ Thin poor cousin;” said Margaret, weeping,
to Bomo from such n distance,- .to <lio itr tho. bp- >
soraof his.family.”
*‘lknow,* said tho nephew;-that-my deform-i
Ity afflicts tho'eight of woman, bntln timo_ the.
eyes of woman become- habituated to all things.
1 fenow, also, that my commeroUlprospecta are
i not prosperous, i Thrown very, young in the diivt -
tnond business, the' only'occupation of Hyder
Abad, I lost there nil the fortune of my fath
er; hut I hare acquired experience—l am young
ootiTO and Industrious. These, are riehes In
themselTes.” * * -
r <i Yes, yes, humpbacked andruined,' matter
ed "Mario aside, In.a bantering tone, .
* •• Poor young man l”, said.Margaret,.' and she.
adda,* , my conoid,! cm ref used and yon payno
ottentiontolt” . -
i ■ »And by whom rofosedt inquired her
cousin. t .
i “But to your cost, by yon, since yon prefer
my sister to me.”
i <>Eh bicn! said tbo cousin, ‘trill yon accept
me If I ask yon in marriage from my unde .
“ I will engago my father to let my. coosin
lire.
; <* Whatl” exclaimed the hUmp-bnck,' “doyon
consent, my lovely Jlorgaret, to—■
■ ■ “SaTo tbolifo of ft Indeed I it not
waver a moment.” .n ■ . .• •
:*• This is very-well of my daughter, said the
undo affected' by the scene. ‘Homances boro
( not spoiled you. I have a very small income,
bat I ought not to abandon the:son of tay.i
brother in misfortune. -I will keep him here as
kindred, for where there is enough 'for three,.;
there is for four.” I
- The cousin throw himself at Margaret s feet, I
saying:
: You have saved the life of an unfortunate |
man.
- At a little distance Mario muttered to herself, ;
my sister has courago. As for me I would let i
bump-backed cousins die. - . . i
: Undo; said the young man, aUoirmeto make j
a slight toilet beforo breakfast ■?. . I
He pressed Margaret's-hand, booing to Marie, j
and left to chango.his traveling attire. |
- The uncle and his daughters were.atthetablej
and awaited their fourth guest, ~ i
The servant announced, tho cousin of Hyder i
Adab.
The two girls uttered two. screams but on i
different' keys. They seo enter a charming
■young man, tall, without any hump back, who
embraced Margaret,: and placing before her n
; basket ho says' to her. " Behold your marriage;
portion. '
■ 1 1 wa3 Q basket of diamonds. ; It: was more
over, the hump, which hasthus arrived free of
duties.' See what I have curried on my ahpu.l:.,
dor, Stud’tho cousin;-ftam Bombay to.Uavrc,,
to offer it to that one of my cousins who would
adcfcpt me with my false poverty and my feigned,
deformity.
Thoro was great joy in the ,house, which, as it
may seem, was participated in by Marie. It is
true that Mario loved her sistor deariy ~ without
detesting tho diamonds.^. - t.-rt.wr.v
' Tratuktfci from tho Spanish ol Do So Us*.
Ttie First Stomp Speech in America-
Cortes after haring been presented byßicgo
Velasques, who endeavored to, removo him from •
the command of the 1 * Armada/- eat sail from
Havana :10th February, /1519,- and .lands on
tbo Coiamel whore be. passes bis. troops lo re:.
vlott, t .and then caltipg together ;bia - Captains
and‘ principal soldiers—bo addressed them ns-.
followsl
fHcxd* and Vompaniont; When I
how oar good fortune has assembled , its upon,
this leUnd, hot?: many anuoyancea.auiperaecu-,
tions we have left behind as, and.how no have
ovitoomooU difficulties, the hand of
t God *in tho work we andertaho,. and I feel .&£*■>.
sared-that the favorof His high providence • in *
the commencement of tho undertaking, Is a cer
tain pledge and assurance of success. Thocanse i
of onr God urges us onward, .and Jhatiof oar I
Jslng ft whose cause is-the same, to conquerrs*
i glens unknown wbloh regions are themselves \
t expecting our advent
- xt Is not my purpose to underrate the hazards-:
i of onr'enterprise. Bloody contests await you \ ■
\ clroumßtonces .themost'- incredible, and battles
i the most 'unequal, {ln.which you will have .to „
I avail yourselves of all your valor;) the miseries
i of necessity; the inclemencies .of the seasons t
l repulsivenesa of tho country* In Which you will
[ need yoar highest fortitude. Fortitude second
>to valor in stan, and as much the offspring of a .
: coble heart as courage itself, sinco in war: pa
tience accomplishes more than the hands, and ;
doubtless on this account, Hercules was styled ;
I invlnoible, and his labors ronfcfed- among his
; greatest exploits. .
' We have come to suffer. We have come to
brave death iu theao regions, which we shall
leave as conquerors. • The greater our. enterpri-,;
; bq3 the greater should be our .daring, sluoe diffi
culties ■ ore over in magnitude to
i the'groatnesss of tho undertaking,
i r Antiquity pictures the summit of :tho loftiest ;
mountains os the site of the temple.of famo, and
; thectnblem qf Fame herself, in the highest pin-*:
i naole of the -temple,'whleh is intended to signi
fy that even after gaining tho mountains’ :
r it was necessary todraiuoneY very lieartis
:blOOd. * -
Pew we are in numbers but union multiplies -
:ns into armies. : . : - > ;
• We must be as one hood in reference to what,
i we resolvO to perform, as one hand inwhntwo
under take to excoute."v Bat to every, one shall:
l belong whatever of utility we. gain,- to all shall,
belong-the glory we shall conquer. .Thovalorof
s eaoh one, cements and ' builds up the security
of all.
• iam your leader, and I BhaU over bp.tbo.first
ito adventure my ! life for: tbo " lowest of-my sol
diers
i I would wish you to follow my examplo,rathcr
i than my orders,’and,X assure you that as for my--
I eelfi I have-a spirit- within mh whtoh would sufr
I fice to conquer the whole worid r a mysterious
I presentiment - promises success to my heart,
i which is the greatest presage of success. ■ On
i ward, then 1 and lot ns convert our words Into;
'deeds HPhink it not temerity-in. me*: this proud
confidence of mine' Sinco it is founded on yon,
who now surround mo,- on - yon, upon whom I
have costmy faith.in all things,- my. hope in all
things.
The BinggoldSurveying Expedition, it
rJa stated, has been ordered to proceed,-with dis-:
i patches* to the’Eastlndiea; -by tray of ■ the Cape
ofGd'bd Hope. ■ltlaM.touoUat.Capo.de Vsnle
-for water, and to. rendorvouaat .Batavia, prepi--
ratoiry to a rcconnoisaance.in the China Seaa.—
Tbei surveyflind .supply eldp John.C. Kennedy
trill, leave New York in ab{£) a fortnight, with
valuable .'.stoTea, to - join - the expedition', at: the
Caph of Good Hope., Justtera for persona attach-,
iod 'to theexpedition may be sent to tho
ICopt-'Hoilto, New York navy yard
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Ixaportuut fiallrostl Sflefcloai SFUCIAL NOTICES*
fcj theDistrictCourtreuenOy held UVBB COEIFfiAIO'Z'. ■-r;.-i,.■.;<
cpnnty, Judges TtnmtlAß, •’’» t—jjjtj by . E3*TbooiUy remedy ever offered. to &a jablia that
BeLDEH oud
hio guardian, C£C'.-.3t t. 3 clove . . STLene’eLiverl’Dl. Ithnebeeaseveral yrarrheiaotho
burgh BailroadCctapany, came oa for vioXbs.
for ® *} BtraOßjary, - # *. . it tea bean mod, It hu hid tha most triumphant
This rsa ?sa.appc3le£ S actually d-Ten cat of =* an otto modi-
Pleas, where tto plafctjff recovered m Orfferent phares cf
thonsant. doltaw fo? tbb loss-oI of r.T Hepatis, and has bean Jbcelequally eacsdour InstL
hare been, ocissloued bj t th6_ Ueglige-CO o . most of tha Srac Sato and Hercbuha.and
engineer In failing ton~owo--tolta berth, w.»oCo* 6 pfo prtetora. ru inso ebothers,
motive Which the plaintiff was employed to tape _ J ' 60 w « xlstr « l '
6tt Jhdße Huoscook In. a very able charge to the
jury eaid, -among other things, that the Court
holdithedaw tohe.jthat j if M. tor.
lured by too Carelessness of another employee
engaged -in'iß-oemmcinunderiiffdng;' too common
employer^onliipotf b$ held liable foi^tha. in*
lory, untCsa'-i the; person injured was in some
csand-under- lbo-dircctionor cotilpol of tbe l
son guilty of toe negligence,, \-s. t t \
The jary were entail night,_nnJ beiDß_unable
i to agree, were in the morning discharged. ■
" It is understood theyatood-Bve. for the plain*
tiffjtnd seven tor toe defendant. . ’ ,
McClure, Tilden and Paine . for plaintiff, and.
Spanldirigond Banjjeytor (Sevrl ® l?
; flrraliV;* f.l-
Tne Memphis Cosvestkw.—The Southern, J
Commerciat Conventiaiids to mbac atiMotaphis, | ;
Tepoessce, on Monday.;next Its purpose is to j
devise means to develop the resources of the j
Bouthorn Slates, and to make ihemleaedependj.l
ant upon the ekilLandindustry of ■ tie >North ; |
and to steam. Communication-vdtlv Eu-:j
rop&j -lo cncourago, .vdirtjcf ..ojportftUon &*\
ootton by thoplantera? and-to establish on'tbo.
Continent of Europe.. 3 depot of cotton in oppo
sition to LiTerpodr .Tbo Sauthem St&tes, gene-1
i rally, manifest muck interest in the Convention,,
and all of them will be largely represented.' * '
CoHJiisniossn” or IJoblic Bouninas.— I TYeJ
learn that B, B French, £sq,» bos -been op- |
Ignited to this ofiico 3 biS'twtnmißSioD to take l
' effeot from the iatofJulynext, ; in •pla'cer of:Wrm |
Bosby, resigned. Mr. French is well knbwto'by
lia long residence ip onr oity as a. gentleman of.
'high obffraoter and ability, and as on so live and
l offlcient democrat.: Hiß.name is vrellUnown,to
the country aa Clerk-of the House of Ecpresen*
I tativcs for several years. -As on energetic and
I faithful public cffioer-, ; bc has acquired
I bio and vretjbimotdonbt that in hm
I -new official capacityhe wilt fully justify, the
general gratification with whichJiia appointment
I has been received.*- T%as/ttnjjt<in Union. t
i InpouTiST Nomt-'to aoythat hay* j
MU the returned draftaand pucaga ticketsl of P.W, Braua =
4 Co- by John Thompson, Liberty street, Pittrtmrgh.. I :
iurewrocclTed *lottor»waWr^OTWrtotißg«totlam
i office, andl will pay them In toll, s» I hare dooe/bc&re : I
l trill allow them ten dajs to remain: , •
I Thau mho Aorereed oni OW
: jeilw* ; •■>'■■ ' KoiOltl liberty street, Pittßhttigh.
TTfcUKtEP i -
1 Br lheEnT,Zim-OTar,mjmri!AlJKß,'JonlorfclUCTOt:
th* OnSiSjto Hist ANSA MAST KBMPP, both of this
'i■ u*f , .■ .t ',l ■ ■■• I ■ e , .
“ TVlih the abore na recd Ted a bottle •of pore Ohio
Catawba, from tha tioeytad of. 0. A P. Bogan, near Qnrin.
n»u,ffir Which brother Baacrwitt So pleased to accept, opr..
' ejpeere' thanks. * All hands, ftom derlls Jip-to jEdltna,-
Joined in wishing thahpppy eopplo o presparass and happy
■ voyage otm the great scant lift..
usw advebueeueuis.
SHAWLS, tocsdlctf rartaty, fircsiJLSO toSTCO, t%
{jffrL - QQSLIKffg, IQS gaarfcetst.
iO.VNKTS—2SO case» ISPanetsi from Si ®5J*
earh. ftt • -•■■■■• GuSlu-MiTJ,.
MQg-iUifcetatnat ■’
gtu.lt WIISQE3-ISO plena, »U colon aoi tridStos Jest
Vreceired at :■.-■■■OQSlJhtctS
y*" 1 “ - 10$ Market street.
MISSUS’ HOOTS—A iarffe AXao. CMldrca »
Fancy Bost>- tost* WOpair jost rec’dat SCH2IERTZ\
107 Marfest atr*et—<af»U the late&etylgg. Pricea toy. •■■; i&t
t ’fina- Carrtto.Kii TteS,«ffid
Jttt gaMl . ltTg| LS7 Slttrtat^
ASTH—W lieo yoaßca a p&rtisolflrly hsauLsosie Bagt ot
I 1 Qftlter.'TOd maybe anroffc nuaa'fttra* ScnMJ>ltTZ\ 107
Lwaifcet frtKct- AU vkq vanta aoJ UamUa Shoe,
! should gira hlm a cal K-—-
Ifj,«BTKATisl* PAMJiIS.mOKSiUS >Vfc*.U-r . r.
* jnarflum r AlUuatrfttedNeWF,; :fti«'fl cents. _,Vn. •. -
Glewotfi Pictorial. <*t>
. Knlckerbocter.Majrtilßfefor'Jime-
Popolar Ed water, bo. 2. Price cents.
bnd (bftslo et- • W; A. A CO. B*.
jei 76 Poarth street
muEQUY Olf. PSBDUiTUMWT— In rrplyto the que3r|
I. tlon, niVhatonghttobc hellered or dishonored eone
cerolng prcaenUmcdta, f Worn and apparitwns, according to (
nature, mason and scripture." Vy DoctcrJohann I[cu!ric:r
cjurut Stifling. Tranalated from lire German, wlt&raptona
i notS/br Eamoel Jadofan. Edited ty Ear- tfeerga Eneto.,-.
• JdT ’ U T.C. MOEdAN-lW Wood street. e
potation* ~ ~
A I*L petrous are hereby cautioned again* t pptcliißmg or
A raralilni! a Note, drawn.by JosephvTs F* >1 rishh And
paynMe lnOne of the Pittsburgh Banka, to the order of
James Pollock, and endorsed by James Pollock and others,
said note being fraudulently obtained e»t without mndde
ration. ■ . . ■.-■■ ■ ;■ •• - JAMES PObMAjK. ;
yyiiTogfon, Jang 2p tBs3.~"lZgrigtg. je4st:.
Foil Threaaplcndid House*end ■ Lou*-on Wiloy
etrcoW haring a front Unsaid stt«tof-22 f«t,*miruD
oing 91 led to *l2 Cat allay- - 00-whlcli Ue eweied 3
tubs t&n till brick building*, :»o ttories high ;-eaeh bufiamg
coptninaeteht rooms end finished carrot; Also, good-stone
cellars. Tbl* property *UI be sold low' and on goal term?.
TUQiIAS MOFFITTrEetI Estate Agfcnt, • -
Po*t Buildings Fifth street
J<4
foil tJAIiB— Tbw« epteudld LoU, situate oa Veto SL, in
• the city eTAHezhenjr haying a front ojcH on. Veto.at,,
of 20 fiat,and extending tack to *lV obster ..rfreet, WO 4&t?,
oa one Of Which there L» ertetedhn frauohomhng. 18 byCt)
feet, conUlalcc four rooms, finished in a plain and jnauedan*
Ual manner ittlw, a good well of water, and pump,An<lhy:
draat water can be had on the premises/ This properly, will
he sold low and oar good terms.
► A[ip>l to-
•FBEOOH 8T0BE!
Kb:'H>B Pittsburgh,
' , JAXIEQ aoaURG,
££ •~ *' u A* l ®® STBEBT "
laij' • Jmsr A* GOSLIEQ|
■sJflkj
ft#
F -,p-=» Ecroign & Anerlcan
jjfjjj , 0 V' rmt^sbßxms^
y a t n \ Z>RYGOOD3 ’.
! $T & A| STILLXNEB Y, -
Bfew-- ( . l r~ r .L<i t n vr—* fe>
fOB FRENOH SHOBI3. 108
TAATESGOHLING havtng.now received,and is receiving,
f) ■ blj second stock of oarr and * flwhlonahia Dry Goods, to i
■which he invites the afctentimr'Of: tho ladles and cnstomcra >
: generally to the great osaortmsntof good bargains, mostly,
'■purchased by him at the targe auction sales in tho Eastern
markets, assuring them that ha-ia-enablcdto seQ cheaper
goods asdbetter oargaioatton anyolltor-bonsoin tho city.
-Prominentainong the -lot-cf-good bargains eruteboolotod-
Ptints at cents per yardj fine Lawns :at 8 cts porysid;
'Borages at-25 cts i Silk Tijswa at 333$ d*; Bertgo- Delaines
atiaUperdo. Also, 80ptocs De-Benge at“2S cts-per yd;
also, a largo assortment of Crape Shawls tea $5O to $lOO.
Sills, Mull#, Bw Uses, Prfnta, Muslins, Striped do, Embro*
• dered do, Stoves, Worked Collars, -Capes, Ac.: Abo, tbo
ianrestand best stock of Bonnets, Hats, and Mantillas to bo
firand la the city; all of which will bo sold very low-for
Cash ■ • ■ JAMES GOSLING. .
aAD&nH A. QOSHHD,
MIU.INEET ESTABLISHMENT,
, Xo. 61 SI CUar tired.
Madame- A. GOSHNQ Invites her friends to Inspect a I
large and fcuhlraable assortment 4f miHumyjlljin-
Ues and made ns Dress artlfleS, chUdrcu’a wear. Pholateat J
model patterns from Earls exhibit a beautiful variety, which
will: be soli, at low prices,. Her stock contains every rich,
.novelty for the season, comprising Bonnets of every quality
and description, Ceps, Capes, Head-Dresses, tFlowere,lie£e>
Ribbons, Collars, SfeevcSrManUes, Capes, Robes, Ac. SUk,
lace and Brocaded Mantles, In alleolorsand patterns.
■ Prom Madame A: Oosuira’a EyHWealo obtaining. the
choicest patternsfiom Irene*, she Is ontlUod to secure the
: seweatand most basbi-nable designs.' A pmmpt altontion
to all orders will bo given, and Mourning mads with spoed
[ Ihanklal Ha the post liberal laror Horn her many friends,
i .aha hopes her .present stock may Invite thelr-carly. atten
tion. jet
SiSi Passages nna SemUtances 1
££2 JOHU THOHP3O3, Agent, *
i\o ZQtriy t!nd, PitiOias7i, Rl, .
* foa
- ; Messrs.. BOWMAN, GUNNEL A CO, :/:
' i> . • ■ - - 83 South street, New York,
No. 6 Regent Bead," Clarenee Doch, Liverpool..,
■TT IVERPOOL PACKETS salt ftoin Liverpool on the 6th
/1-i mil 21siof eachmonth.
SWALLOW TAIL UNE.
, ■ ErooiWlßrit '■> LiverpooL
Ship OONpTITBTION,,I April2l - i ... Slarehe
j. : Copt, Britton. > Aug.2l - - July 0
;■ lGOOtnns. ; iDee. fit.,..;.: ■- .lScn'iS
- "ShipASHBURTON, ) May 0 • - MsJ. 21
CaptMeWlUlam, >Bcpfr 6 *Oy2}
v. 1200 tons. - JJon’jO., . Nor. 21
Ship LIVERPOOL, } May 31 ApsH «
;.v; ; Capt Kearney. ~ /-fept-SI - ,• . ■ «
1600 tons. I Jan. SI "»>. 6
Ship CONSTANTINE, A Anna 0 ,Apr. a
' °&fi3r- g£»
I Shlp ALBEET OAELATIN, Uwe g. «
- ) jVebf a ’Jan’ye
Ship;AMERICAN « - “»$ ®
* ! 5£S
‘‘ l * oSS «
iKo to! “filar 21 Feb’y 0
* aipNEWTTOBtI), lAnir.-e iWSI
■■- ■. Cast Knight ■...; >Ue*r. B , Oet a
! IMO tms. y ) April fi % Feb. 21
■■■'■ Besides which, they dispatch from Liverpool JntermKllata
of the aboTB msgmfieent EhchOt Ships,
can bewehred upon reasonable terms, by applying as above. -
REMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, .IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
. } AND VfAldiS, ■ ’. 7
" We Issno diaDs from £1 and npsrerdsftvhKh >lll be each
pd, te» of charge, at sight, hy the .Bash otlrelsnA Dublin,
And in its branches throughout the country, or py an; cT
"our Agentsl&England/SeotlsndandWales.,, . -, w .■„....
1 . JOHN THOMPSON, Ajcat, '
J MO treaty three WPdtphiiislL^i
bo; t ■■’ w .-.. ~--' :i v:j.l'o..- .
. n
7 > il l i
• r'i'jA,’ /
'V “
*■ * -v ’ i 1 **v '
>r%-. . >- . w a.V-1 ,z. .. --
'
, * % « *
„ X ** .t • - 1
. 1 ‘ ' ~ ■*, . r-
jG3-Z>CKtf Spirits/ HypooStomOrißC, want of
tßn& and capacity fir badness or disposition to enjoy life
Hret?i«4’«Kopl^ !llac^ i cSlontly prey
apon the constitution of the ’They. «o
usually fcrbujiht on through troubles end afflictions of the
mind, oedcotoiyhablta, confined eir and close eppU«tlon
to study. Ihey wo sometimes attended sriih loss nappe- I
: titol Indigestion,' 'dyspepsia, nervous ,
I A ■ a. callldi - dogneast omnlenancsv
NowTnhlloihcso BuSlancholy.disordai
'sparkling ere loses its sontw instre—
jESon aidVlTsdty-thoHody Its manly coupse BziJV%>
SdSe noblest ExdtaES of our
asif to a totfiiipeorSh temper/ until life-become? p.
than; and other diseesca arise to shorten thi eristehas of the
horrible disorder*trill bo.-fitmd in Gmt.
.giiy)lprtfc lU , ttdB r HAL3lii( I BJQB£ST ; Wl^|.
‘cornsrof WoodntrootaadTlrgin alley,Pittsburgh, Fifcf al
so, byJ AMES T.SASIPLE, corth.west comer of Federal
‘fStstarid the Diamond, Allegbeny Gty,' dortalmdisr.
t -££rScrofalcu—Xt'Ls do* toVKlart Petroleum to Bay
i thatitfcas sean known tocomjtefedyeradicatesreixtestss*,
nf itiiaaffl ih-icsa tan* than, cay .other ws&edy*
'and dt less cost'or inconvenience to the patient— : - .
' Tha thonsandflcf certificates' tEfthanda ofpreprint- »
'ioti ttatfr of wWth ar» firom-well kncnnijcitizens or tha ot ;
of rttlaborgh eridlta Immediate Tidnltyyßo.:to show clearly, j
;
no common finly efca-loealTemedy in xyraty?.
•sit.-MhtumaUsvs>2teifte**> Iczt&f* &3hU ‘bat ** a valnable
internal remedy, inriling. tho investigating pbyjriaaiis,
well as the suffering patient, to become acquainted with it*
a dreador-ialxtarea ara nasnred thafcibia
medicine IB - purely natural, anils bottled .ns it Howafrpm
tbafcosom or the earth. >
alZDapp&idtdViecerUjteateof&tecdebrated V. K Py
trath certify, that I bare been sotadlyaf
dieted with Berofalafcrtho3!isisejtayea»that.mostof the |
time Ihsyß been nnublo toattetul to any Sin 4 tf business,:,
■■ an4miichar:tb«UmeunaWe;tew^.«aib,contodtomy,|
i bed. and hare:been treated nearly Bli the toe by the bat
lpccasitmally gotsomeffr
lle^but no euro, and continued togrowworse until Dr. Poo. *
recommended mo to try the Petroleum, or Koch OH, as et£
rythlnnelse hadfsHaL tdiJbo without
: the effect sras astonishing; It arrow the poison to the surfrna ,
. at once, and *Bt once begnn.-to grow better, and by nsrng
: This may’certify that' IbaTObeenacqmdnted with Kier*a
Petroleum, or Bock QiMhr,more:than a.yea& and hare re
neatediy witnessed Us .beneficial effects inthaeuteotimta-.
KtnJcej* and other discaaeafcrwhlclijtls
and can with confidence recommend it tube a maliaaswur
> thy of attention, end can safely say that roccess bca attend
:" _
. D,.y> iiXiiy si* "• i
• •p or ' r «uhy iflTtha Druggist* in Pittsburgh*., fßu27:d&w.<
f THOMAS JIOFPEIT,-
■ Prat suMlaga. fifth irtrcct
i ■ ■ r . ■
«< *■ \
» t- ■»
- CHAS. & LOOMIS,
■STOCK ASD :BIH:BBOKEK|
Botes, &c»» Begotlat«d.
- ytPTiuriAg cigsa ■ - -
'■TO THE PURCHASE AND SALS OF STOCKS
”* 1 Wool,
opptyaitfl thg-HiaA of Pittsburgh* i. , jSo^Sfly, ..
" W. A. M’CLURG & CO.,
HAVE BEMOVED TO THE COBNEB OF.
. Wood cud BlJrtli Btrects,
> mure tbey olet to' tbclr old eostomras, «ad tto
pnbUo godcrtlly, at ti«lowrat rates, WiotealsaaaEofcia
tbe Inrccat,-most ralnct and epfflpUte ctodt_ofXUOlCß
TEAS, PA2III,Y GROCERIES,' WOODEH AND WIIM>Y7
Tp ATM* fcn hatband Lathe West. - -
Pearl Steam Mill ;
•CANAL BASIN, ALLEGfHENY CITY, - s
■■ (31. W THE OAILOOiD STATIO.T.J
<*-==> -SINE. SUPESmTE, EXTRA JASSItT, ond.EX-
ralKted WtUoTTheat,) FLOUR,tor sux.
I : BRAN, SHORTS AND SllMJElNQ3,olwayion&aad r _:
I ' C3* Wo ellt dc'jTcrPUrar to SKaflie«, ln eitor-ortta
tTOclUosi 'Oidmspbcod In out boros, aiRBAUJi AEEI
TER*3; corner of liberty and 8t Clair Blrceta; or, LOOAJi,
»»s* & 00-ft igiffmgagifca
PHUiADSIPHIfi. CUSTAEJWABEHOUSE, '
■ ;■ v xil-CJiGlmitsL, appositethe Sate Bouse.:.. . .
JJ. W. B AFFORD,
.»r-=ir KEEfSaJastaatlyon tod tba most etcnsiTc and
TutedessoxtmcntoiCnrtslns&sdCnztain.M&liniAlato
: b» tamdlri tho dtjr, tomprlsiog in part of tho folloniEg-
CCBTItN GOODS -AND TUBHIToEb. CO VIsKIS.GS all
- StjlC3C£ ■■*■•■••*. , .
French Lace Cortaina, Window. Surfed an prises,...
■ Mmiln - a. ••... ,• liflHaTKfcy all tndla-S :
LTrcoetißreeatclleSjftU wiilOxs, Gilt Cornices, eray style aod:
French Plashes,
r « .BatlnlAines, Gilt Curtain Pins,•••’ -•:■
4* u 1 UBd?,
** : Satins, • CortlsaudTassclv. :
Damask linens, r Gimps,eUitficca,
; . Caahmerette,..<• Toppv
Plain Turkey Red, Frinscs,-. •
mm-nfr., Picture Tassels ana Corns,..
■ • #**■ UalnttSlttV''--: ;;:Shad&.-Ta«els andßtwwjv;--i
Furniture Gimps,- ' --Hooks, Kings, Brackets, fie.
■i A foil - assortment of the ahore goods. ccniianOjtor sale,
wholesale orrctall. . ’ * . .{marl:lyT-a£«i-u.
SrrrcreotiDcnttfllU—{Snccesoor of
W.Bi&Bafl Mg 144 Smlthfleld st- - [1333.7- •
W"=3» ■V. A. O. I>.—Meets at toe north-cast comer of
lk§* Fourth and Market «irwu, (n'boTo Murphy A Boreh-
Celd’a Store,) on Man day ermines, at 8 o'clock. ■ marSO ...
J-OIJ6E, I. O.
iky- Angcrona Lodge, No-SS9,I. O. of O. F„ meets ercrj
Wodncsdayeyenlngln Washington HalLWPQdst. [Jjw
tr' i ?=BkACli TBA>—Forth«hcstOOlomT»ilnPSttBr
lk§* /harsh, at 50 cents ©E>, goto the Pehin Tea £tore,
No. 33 fifth, street, where the very, host Black and Green
Teaseaaalo-sya bo hnd. , :. • • •■><• ■ *l3?*•
JOHS B. FOWLEOi Fbvlcr * FuUls,;-
Boot and Shoo Maxmfactarer, and Wholesale Dealer,
-No* 14 Barclay stnecVflvo doora below the Astor Haiise t *ew
York. * - maxi 6sg
■«"==»• NottceJ—Tho JOUE.NEYMKS< TAlLuiiS SO.
CTETX. of Httsburgh and AUcghen/i meeto on the
first and third w EDN ESB AY-of every month,at the FWai-.
BA atreci.- • By order.:- ;
jdj JOHN YOPKO, «U Secretary. -
XNSiJBAHCE:.COBIPABrY>-oi.
Hartforilj Cornu- Aar
«t* $59472- Office of the ‘Pittabnrgh-Agcney IniheStore
Booa of JdPCnrdy A Loomis. No. Kf V* ood street. ... ..
:’por4:tf •. • , S. ILBEESONt Agoat..;
•(T==a Silver filed&l awarded toy Pranldln
lhS > -vlaatittit^>lBßai—P.H.-SMlTHiMannrac
•tarer of Eoekfit Books, 1 Porte Mbnnales* Hose Wood WriUng
Desks, Dressing Cases end Work Boxes, 2Qs;Atch street, eaa
doorbcloWSlsih,Philadelphia*’. *—* • taarLSm
O. O* Fr—FiacG of meeting,“TTaablngton Hall,
Woodateet, betvoen Fifth street and. Virgin alloy*;,
ptfisrona a- Losa*,'Ko, SS&—Hceta every Tuesday evening,
■:.MEiCA2Ttiis Esc4HTOkst,-Ko. 87--Meetfl.first end third
Tfrtday of oath month,.' •••-••: -. ■> ■■. .{roaxSody -
• great 1 ,maiy per*
TV-Kma ora dreadftillj tormented witfr corns: 4 Arcertafca.
naasdyrwili - Dr:'Coat3’a Ccrcr Pusrrs, .tor
tSeby Dr. OE&&. EEYBEB, 140 Wood street. * _ jr ‘
- ~ v «P$ r J
togslltiyila.
»C tfß®AISS» Jportst?. 'BSatectalsy aa.4
ot-QYgry
• yjusiies.
Shades, Out
to. &t xrholesaio retail- ■ r W. H. CABBxBy-
•••*, lC9Cbafflutrf±eet," isoi»e*^.RfthjPhSladalpMU
njyffafrw In tha very nawesfcȴgrah;
»tyltJ •••-.". [ciaiahly-
ElUlfir’fl WlEsdow SHaflp £2anoftc«
tory # CORNER OP SECOND AN© ARCH STS.,
-PHILADELPHIA, :Oar motto is, :*{>B&& ExUs'ttnd BmaU
3*rofiti*V " , -
:‘Store, Church, andJLodgo Room SHAPES Btod* Ina
•pftwgfrTtwiMHW.- ' ' ••.•,. -:•. v.-.:/. ::.-•
and other* mo lari tod to. sirens a call, he*
forepurebaslag elsewhere. . G. L SHLIER A CO.,- .•
■ L *u27.-7m ■ .'•'■■■ a*W.corner>Bocondand Arch Phils.
PltteTwtiralJuj City Allsss 'Worh#i-
COHNINGSaH Ws!r
W? GLASS center ci,MASSET&rfftjt7BBT BT&&ETB*
; Particular; -attention- ;paid to
odd iuPLIOT QhASS,mAT&£OT*
/pf-Ea,** :«pgb"og.thg firm being pr±cttealmgmtrta gif e
*.their entire Attention to tfce.buslnessiahd- thojr&el confi
dent they can prodace an article of. Window Glass equal to
ahy tUherof ferelgu or domestic V- i' -.V
i .mar&dkno
DAGPERBBOTVPES.-
Ky Post 012ee Bondings, Third street... I«ft*nffsc»tahen
-in All 'kinds of Weathfrf/fromSA; W toA'P.-lkgWns, »•
accurate egd ’anfamto likeness,. unlike end vastly so*
.parlor to the eommoucbeop daguerreotype?? **
SSp wwotdiosto
tbo fcixfl andqa&Liiycf casecr Cnzoc. • • -. ...
■ Hanra£>rcliil‘2i«n,ftcm‘ll A.51.t02P.11. ~ .
if.B.—Liijmesn3 of rick or deceased posms taken In any.
parteftk.sdty. : . [nar^S-.ly
■rp~ = j>i3aji , HKßS» Noista In tfco Head, aal all dba- j
tt^TmeablijdiseSaikestesattocsi.epeedUynniiMnna
rimarKEicrral,«ltto2tpatoorlnaniTenlmce,byDr.ilA2l-1
: Lkt, Principal Aorfel ofthe B. Y. Ear Surgoryj who may be
&9 Arci etroet, Philadelphia, from 9 A.11.t0 3!
P ‘M* • “.•■■»;•..• ■•i": *■ ■ ■ .;:■ ? ' 1
32drte6i jhaia of close-and almost undivided attention to: i
thishrepchofepedal practice has enabled him to redoes his i
treatment to such a degree of success as to find the most esn* -i
jjnhed fcndobstinate cases yield) by a steady to the'
taeansjprescrihcd.. ; .;•■•• A ».. . ; [augfia
XTNDER SHISTS—LisIJ> Thmd, G&age ‘fillip Gauge Me
£J ;rino, Gauge Cotton, very desirable thlswsrmweather,
and can be had fbr tbs cash, at >• ..:. V •
V I Wt-JStodyMf PUatt i- : GOTEIC BALL,
; -imygT;.-y / - :‘.7dWood street
’ AN hand ahdtbr sale, an extoasiT® collection ct-PAPER.^
U HANQINGSy coursing a great , nmaber : cf .cew jjat
toms, selected -expressly frc'.Jhisiriarkt'VfrozaPrcnchnsd '
AmcTican Manufnctorfes, Gold, Gold and ; Ttlrct, Plow?
credy*of erciXTariety; Glased and Unplaced; all.thaVsifc.
ouflstyleaof.lmitation- WoodtrorWroehasGak, : Marble.
:Mapli£ Mahogany,Boacy6Qd,&c., Tarnished and plain, na
ming altogether an assortment that cannot be execUedis’
quality, quantity, or lour pricey by any house west of the-.
-AUeghfinyinqun tains. „■„
-Pricta range from se‘. to $5.00 per piece.
--Persons :dcs£rous of looting through the assortment,
whether disposed to purchase or cot, axe respectfully Inyk
ted to call at- * THOS. PALMER'S,
No. 65 Market street. .
. .Weitam; In*uraaca Conpmy, Pittsburgh. I
•BiintEEß, Jr, fVaiSoit I P. M. BOBEOS, Smday f
;-■■■ j CAPiTAL. oaoo.ooo." . L
-‘TT7TIX'IiiJure against all iinda of risks, FIRE and MA 1
j IT i
• promptly paid. 1..
, A Homo managed hyßzßncious who are well |
knowu in the' who are determtoed by ?
promptness and liberality, to tho character which 1.
they haTdßsSirniod,-as oCering ; tho best protection to thoso i
who4edieto ; l«.insttred..V'-' :; v-t^;-^-v l
:. J)&edarf.-—'BL. Miller, Jr, "J. TT.'Bnthjr, !
N. H. fimith,C.lhmsen, George W. 3 ackson,' l
-Vlßuf3-IsVBi3t&za :i2ppencote GecrgUi Barsi^Jsmcn Me-1
a/nley^AlajsfldgrNialck,2homj’Bcott. - ' *■» “J
No. OS Water street, (Tfaretou»cf & ]
' _ toyj»Uj, J
*" j r_: x -?>» %' i •
• »
..-'it’.:'":: ‘
THEATKE.
Tiissssiisfr JUHAOEL C. FOSTE3
. £s!r Doors open at o'clock; peribnaancvto-cocuacae# ■
at o’clock.
- /• C~- /Wiicss'of aeoese! ::V.;
Priraioßoio. «1,00 j Dress Cirele JtfcU
lorquctte. SO | Eccocd Tier. Si
- .espials Bar'll*aerate!.« Ow Bo* flfflre. during the
charge.
JS“ last night cf Mr. COCtOOCE.
.US', last night of Mr*. POTTEE.
Tms EvKßa.Juaetlh, 1853, will be Kitepj
THE-CORSICAN BROTHERS
Fnblm del Branch! .>
Lodli del Branchs,:.. f •••-• ..-—Mr. Coaldoci.
.'$ ia &1 ttU iSS ia Hr.-EhepparJ.
— Pottery-;-..
TocojiclmluwlUitJifi r F': ■*.■ • r v i....
. -ADVOCATE'
c £° mst :rJ— .Slr.CrraJdsisSc. --
-;■■ .-..-... Mr. Brolcfbai. .
" manair.a fla>ofcci..» Ji.’Uri. Pottos. ,
* & Mr* C AROUSE* fcICUINGS. the cUifaratcd actress
ißdfiJngeri and engaged to& :
appear. <
ivCatf£oTa.C«4SllS©».ssid;££ass.S3UxliOT»
.Bana, eia be-, had Tiy applying to Wra. Pnm-C
■Cargo, tho •* Cjystal I»ooqs, m of
i • tny2artf• <_ Tt.-'SL C4UGO-& 00.% Poarla street*
LOOK OUT ~
J TOR PROF, JOHN WISE'S .
r.---.\.- -V- ASS
SBIA1.II2HAGSBIS!!!
-- GOLD! JEWELS! GEISI
' GBAND PRESENTATION" BAKQTTET AH
-s -MASU-NtC ITAZL!
-* rO\DAY!CVENTKG, 3one 6t3r, 1333,3100 worth, of
; M‘BJcff,C6st!rSni Mncdj-HBESEMS 'rillba
ila t&s andieoeeJ-frije orcharge, after tbo t*ca ox.,
Consisting cf-GoH Watches,gc.i _
Eapfer :-
will recexia a pre.snit. "El. :
•■ •• Qa : «*y»A a*a the GlTls,lii 2lr. Jr J. Qi*ltsp!a s .~aow ,
:Wlndow*s?d.<GX7oO(fs(racJ. ‘ '
to32be dehpemh-j~\ -•.-c'l'Z
,' ‘x^i’UiCKEXSsl,oo<fTo be had at •
kheHaH.: , . v
• -' <gy»l?y afr -permn. ca they pass the door, -will receive ml
fw ittie prssaats, wldca
immediately.
.; Lottery: *:•
'Xgjr Doowopea etT o'clock ' *
- ‘ -i'. A. Card*: : *:. •
i rT-AVm'd.jOftxetornsd from.lfco Eas.t wnii.sn ..(!ntii<!3r •. .
-H- teg And Pell Kdcctei ,:
SVestings of pil descriptions, suitablyforcßstomer
WflnldisaJjiait .tbsm’tO: our. acd OT-:-'-
iidlotis.' . Those-wisfcJng
nsacalL .. 'v - >: • .. v-.-- ••■•• •
: JJ.&-A fijd-nle fled;otPd-i!j-aai?Coi
ly-rrn hnncl-'' r- . E*'GlvlßljLe*, -
v raylG K*A '■ 3 /• •• > ya^Sjp'lgtgHy stybca^cfrWooJ--:. ,
•*,. •• Splendid PlasQ For tea*.-.: - . - .
' ‘-TOIIS a. M££UB*2fot£l %'ted dreeJ, tet»-justxeeriwa
J;.,lrom thtf,sl3attkctQ7y- _ -■,
•i :ji magnificently flnlshed XIYth CLac%nag^jao^.; : .
Torto; ,car^ljr v thD.rlehcst Elizabetcait •.
style* and of most eioiuaite •
' richly carved ltoSevoal i <%£ .ortato. - • Pnce %** a. - -
* Al£i>-Six.llosewoodsU octave Piano*.
'Thft flbfire ;arfr'all- froia''ther^lghrstcd~:^3-'o tt^^ c *7 or-
JonasChic££riii{r, tust vrlHibO'Sald usual ’ ■
toryprieM.' JOKS EL SI street. -
Agent for theraTeorCliiclieriosia^lww^RrTrt^ieraPeaji*....
i ■» Bylvanla.-i nyJJ
“—JUST PtUHSHBD,,
rtPIBIT RAl’WStt aa'Kipoeura of the On--. ..
•ftiriOflDOTWiirtouaTaiaSljHosophyofrertoißSlterf-,:;;
.v.TnpnT,nir~lHnPS ftoEl tllO Spirf! Ivor!!!, D? dOitlSOf “ SpO^t.
Espplofr,” *- Urtiam WritiogJ 1 * FJijotil Demonstrations,
etc, with JllastraUaos'.-.; %■ *' . ~ ' ’ i
l£ JIATTBOS, A. It. ,<i'.
In a 12mo. tdL cM92 pji,nren JUnstrateirfiat np in supc- ‘
rior style; ami folly nnseiUnj the-nlioia -:,v
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Agent -for the
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BAS ON p A?fT> ;
colnsm ‘ Galleysv • ,
Cotaposins? CCianion .- /
Shooting; Xer'B«islje^‘Bo^6^ .
'tare ftsd B^e^^rjdl^deseripJlcti^:-/Brass-Eule,.rf; ; aii:. •
■ descriptions rJbn : in l llVcsns;- ifr-hs?*,;
fni? *-'lflfl Tbuat'aTaacy Card Lettcrj and
lec&th* - ■/-'.- -'~--- s •
AwTpra f&r and gypcjdH • teegr* prsfapt at*
st the
ccltkl la exchanges?? «sw» at- *&../ -;■
- Pittsbtggb» May 14, 1553.— -day '
JS’OIi THE riftlUlltiU!
-pkE-'iiBZBEEEre JDSQ COEWAIj.or L’rocreatiTS Bil; - L
I J .[j, pjcscjjbcd aa an cSertoal natorattrain oases of Ito _
.biUty,lcn»tooci> of.
t» aUthat it -pjoSaroato he, yatsSatoro a Great-;. ; V
• BaOuraUTgaod Ketsa3y > -
•outo2sprin£ J[t la a* certaj&iuwT foriScminaJ^Ec^ias^.,: :• =
i GenfitarSebUi ty»:Gl e*i, SFcafcfies.* lOftli^GcnS^Or^cs,
itfiWtkiPa T :A3-aarignfflt.,.v
-ritiiic.mfidJd&o'lt U a>eextaln_tca»sj.
It b traxrtmtal to-plca^fftiie useria aay^cf^im_:ccas-
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-the T&appar,an& nxxrtn&ii. unlEs you-iisi.liti £eo** *
ofiau. ato^
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•41t Broadway, Sew
SitE-aow oniaßd;ittbdr'Epacloua3m4el£3aaA3?L4J*&: t.;••
FOBTE ■'VVAKEaOO3IS r Sit ilia-above, number; &a. es>
Bison*
of tery superlDT'tciie. .-For:»-?■■••:•
wa4m^Hp,tney--.- r ' -;
cannot t» rorptsscdjiay.saowrthan ittfalhses^tcaatj^esKi
'ttdmesattbnfc';.SicsoSßPl3Tifflenta»oinjnrges^isv
: cf- T«ry obeommott and- Jjarntaa unproved tubular - .
the : irw^' T y^aUe:iiai*Q i veinejit3.iofzDod^o,-;- : ,.
si s :Kanb Ffitte^ofW; &:eoH fom'ttcirjiecaHmlj ,-y;
bad cbmpletenfesi ’ df.’dfestractlon;- .; ;•
tune for*: great.jeagt£ ortfme, vrizch
if an important (ietijoranita.' TSa prices of ti’-cys sapencr
instruments Kffl'tsiaSml •unaißailyitnauaili!, cosdler
inK-thdr qunllW Uicy’hiTt teen-unitersally: mirntea by-- •,
tbs ablest Pianists in this cilyyand whereTer they haTshean . .. .
tntroloosl, they hare la ermylssiapce siren very tnsiSea
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z ~: isst?»A fall- anti nnwfairocal Warranty U faiea.lnmlcs2&Z * v.-
• .JTP, WAKKEK-A Ctt,
.... :•.;- 411 Broadgsy. Sq* York.-. --
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COUGHS, COLDS» HOABSBHES3, BROSCHmS*.I7EOOP- _. -
l -INQ COUGH, 4
}• ; « JjjJ-- by'Vic rivcr;-vpon the ban); ihcrtqf, shall grew- all •.
[ tncz f<fr neat, ichast leaf ihall not fade.and U\r, /mfttcre.. : - - : -
\ <tf *SaZ? be for meat c&mt^O&uf}forjnxdianeP ; r- -: :j-v
Hirma vaa hope tat the Bic^Tecordedlomjagb,andcTery.:. v
-year odds newproof to the assurance that these pronir
f sesfihaßsotiaSt. v ___i • s ~
r - --As xnedicsdScience fbg.rgmediegy? - 1 ..
I nature has given, cSeb^GnSythii.diseases-that*n&ist.c&F
jraea yield to the control of "art.:: Of all tho maladies wusiif- ; •• ■?
•i Xer :ftoro J nons'-has carried more -victims r. •
• I grate thsn-CcaiamptioTtof the Lungs.. Ufc give: ,
1 Eomo'eridsnca flias this too may-be .
-jt^-^JcSaptelhts^hl-all may-fee removßd~ljy ?->-v-
Cheny , PeclonLl.7>'.': ?r. ‘ , ,-
• Space-will not permit us toiubhsbbera: any. proportion-.-.--- :
<jf-the cures If has eSScled, bat the Agentbelow named tvilj
uh nnr Qrcalflr-ftee>-whereon-are fnttparticalara and -
indisputableproof oftfcese
• :i SaSeTer3^re=(iandgndg^£3P
forinfluenzaandwhoopisg cough.
, < * • JancC5,lB5L •
.7 air- i bater/rtpcatedly. awii your Cberry Pectr’ul for
yThOOplig CougfrsUd toffnenta, aftd ;
'prononjociiig.lt ß . Your, of pt^Children --
hwtrft tawm affllrto* with.thcsa-diseases." and; the free uso of . .
ths Pectanl fa& always aTonled .almost instant relief.. - - • •
. JAKES. GLOVES.
• We attest thetraihof the abero-statesasat.-- •’• • •
- .ILiI’GINTY, Editor of theKfisfcvMß Whig.
J. M. Z3amEß2Us,a>mgSlsU • .
I - ' FOR A CONSUMPTIVE -COUGH. ' / - ;
I ' ,v.,' Pntsmnt{JS, • --j
-|~ •■ Dear Sr :—For three- years I hare been ; afflicted with •• a•- - •
I Cough, so distressing that I frequently, despaired of receive*. ■?■■ -
ry ; mach of the.tinmlwaa obliged to «tut> aQ sight In:/ '
j ny chair,assay cough uonltisuiipcatenseTrhenllaydoßa. •
{ Hiring used many remedies without much relief, I at U*t ..•.
[ tried the Cherry "Pectoral, which* under. EroTidenco, has oi>
l. toffether cured me. - —-I am, with gralilade, yenrs^
[ JASIES M’GANLLES^
This ir one p/' Hit 'Numerous Cures -of \Astkma- ■>
'- which have beet% accredited, to Cherry Pectoral.
. Amsr, If. V-April 17.1545.
-•. 'Ua.'AszSy ZovclL ;'JEte&£;.&& > ::/l fcw. firjnra vbesa- eft
flletai.trithAstbms la the iwrst fcna, bo that :I hxn. been ■••■
obliged toslaepin my-chair tor a larger, •'part ofiho time,...
ta breathe on^x'pod. • I: hasl-tried-a great •
many mejjfcltigfr & . unftl-ifcj:physa±us .-,prß-\ ±
sotted,asaaexperiment, ycrarChmy.Pwtorol. .
• l As‘flrßtit raaito:iae;'*roTsei:boffn..l22S thatf-A-;-;;
week I hes&a to exporlenco tbq most gratifying relief fr 0».... .. >
Its use; end nothin tour the disease U eahrelj. ro
dfl7Dd. . I can sleep on xnybed with;eomtort,aad ®ajoy a-.. ... ..
state of health trhtoh I had neter expected to_eoj®X_ .-j-t,
j • ■■ ■_ • « GEOKOR S. FAHANT.,, ~ .
-"ftimmlegWr ami PorsntrslTlJiJ SI CtchSJl
Frota tiie President of Amberst College,
EDWARD HITCSCOOS, it a, IU JM*.
I.: J.O. jinL .SiCiiimTecsca -jearCbcnylWorilbußy.'
omxfcssrof-d&*Z>€e&£sd broafihltis* aitd snnn .
I that it fc an ndairable compound for. «
the Wttf-'orJaHßriail-*«Bd' : teond*^-■"tflfiwmtiet.vlfday •
LenfnWfttt in tbt gnpgrfor ebantftaycaa-fee of any :serriec f
ffhitrt'fc taCSfrit S 3 JOO UHDiCprOpgr. ... -
__edwaiid HiTcacooK.
i 'Arfm-nT frhnd authorities haTalmt •
thdr «gggagaii' aa the "best
knoro toihsa fbraSeeiiansof the v
p r i<Tr?*-rrt'PeAlss r .Tenaoiit"Sipt}icsl College. ■..,
' : . Hon-Ciicf JastSce S&ry,Sapi*rucr Eench, IT. S.A,
:■ fiat ValentinsMott, Hev 3Torlr«:; -.-■.■•
College:-' ••'
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Canadiim Jonnlal : irf'2ledkai'E«Tifew; •
Eostan KsdiCal-anxi-St^ieal'Jouniai.
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