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COESESPOHDEHCE. of Conanon3ll fln the bill
, Ejsoma, May 2<sft, 1653. housog in Scotland, Dir.
! f -i a have been hero several dajs, and have failed firmed tbftt every Sfltun’
if H- - 11 to kee P y«>i advised of ray_wanderings ns I pro- men got drnnkin Glasp
" surged, miaod to do when I-parted from you. I have atato of insensibility r
.igmarolo of: ; inlvedr iu otty oT Peoriaj.llUnoia, ; : .Aa.tb.oPnobcßa of f
II ’ -e was .announced,:, and inm Sojourning; at thomognifioent hotel of only readi UheteSbn
o desired to h-knowa; who smith & Hnlberb ; ’This isono' of the hoslrogu-- oflAmerioan glave
< >) "** ia “ 0t 5010,7 a “ ch obont lated establishments in tho western country. In benr of misery ir
-* The fi«t information tho people oTe ry respect, it is equal to any of tho work* A elcam packc
-<»o*8l» hod of him, houses' id s 6t;iLonl9,;ana: superior tomaoy of ton.hrioging a
-.re with a oomminsiondn his;;.poekct-to take: whiohdesire:tb'rank r a& first-ratehonses.-* iXo-Hueea yio.to
*JVftISKv chargeofthe Colleetorship on itheeanal.- .;; He ;;..-:AH irhd-iito> ; hm«'.for'tt'dayi'ihastadmit-.that.; v;-,|toa.^sfii.-
was next known as on applicant for the office of 5t {g lho -.< Qarden City” of the ITeat. Tbero is Charge dcs /
' rfe-if VS Superintendent on the Portage road, which ho no place which I haveeecu, wheronueh splendid Buenos Ayr
did not get. Bethea obtained on interest in a prosper for building up alnrge city is presen- from Havr
J large contract,' and sold it ent afterwards at on te j as in l> C oria. Six years age its population Profess
*? ■ immense profit -He'flieh applied for the offioo wfta between three and four thousand fit now CrntrUn
•r X' of Marshal—ho couldnot gat it; ho thenxegnest- amounts to ten thousand. This is ft rapid plain V ,
' ed the Consulship to AustraUo,there he was also i ncrc3 so for a small town in the West. <- - buUtr
v '' disappointed He then rolled over to the Cns- But, people cannot bo set back in these “dig- ratio
tom House in Pittsburgh, which appointment he e ; Da .n tu o .Railrood mania'Wetruok In upon lho
Vt secured withoat a singio recommendation from thom> nt)i thoy nrß ; t to the very death.— Th \
« i*. ,!*4S?f^ { the people or this place. Good men who were when those railroadsnre completed, the immense nf
applicants, snd Were strongly rccemipended,were reBonrcMo f HLaoiswill begin to dovclope them* >
|£vl set aside, by an outside influence to make room j{cr xwt productions will find ft ready
-- - for a man who had no reeomnendaiion for the of- mar Uct at every toroinua.
S./ ; !1 - fico ho now bolds. • 1 will write to jou again from Chicago, Unti’ ,
ft ‘ VffC 7H WAZhS U 0 assumes that we are grieved because his WANDERS K.
. little advertisement did net appear in the Peel. r-
His little vanity is greatly mistaken in this re- - a*«*oad Opening to CorrwlUoa.
- speet. We do not care a straw for it in a pccu- The opening of Carroll Branch of tho Cl \
niary sense; bat we do, and will objeot to the bind and Pittsburgh Railroad produced we
J-,1 propriety of an otficer under tho administration ful excitement at tho usually qrietvill
‘ cfeating on tt[ra expense merely to reward Carrollton. Tho Pwajums of that place,
a slanderer of ‘■President- PumOn, And what Jeancylittle shce\ that) rejoice? over thf \
‘&>6d(j lif?’ does this viliifiea soy in his thanks to the Col- Bahroad Opes T—On yesterday aV
If jj'f r J'li lector for a small advertisement f Listen to o’clock; tho whistle of tho locomotive
him. We quote from the QazeUe: at a JlbUuo=. nud iu a _few min'
** We may bsTC Seealod Into errors, bidiseneccrpublished tramp it camo Ulundenog taodg. br)
Koricf Ben, Biclate teedtd senger car aid Several open can
■ rui kluve to be. tme, (mil >rhcn we were convlncwlot error, .passengers.' -Of course, the amt
rf&i- ‘i ’ wo-retM-h-i u-> created quite a bui7. Evcrybo'
-$S?£ J gin tire—men, women, and chib
tho’station to sco the uixwmst
lug, ,tum whirling ns it to
- oonscious that it was, just tb
of aU observers” What ac’
upon our. whole town inst'
secmedfillcd with the bust ,
jWolkedand.taTUedfaster—
hnndß—the-ladiesi over tf
with' stmles. Everyth'
The price; of wheat ant ,
Goods declining, and sf \
tffi-:-; on, - theny all who have
buy merchandise, t
sKsisiyr
: regularly pne or-;r
*. the times:-of,‘erri
will announce tl
: East, West, Nor#
" delay-now in ge \
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' CS?* Dear me, hut our neighbor, Deacon
White, is in a terrible had humor 1 He rants i
'! and fames andftetß “like ten furies,” and in
-5 -?’> #S/| trodnees tho name of the senior of "the Pott \
;: - nearly a dozen times, in on article t
niag over with venom and vulgarity. We were
* * no Httle ostonished in reading this ridiculous \
display of bsd temper j for, of late, we have been
-'l-f-lsj disposed to entertain rather a good opinion of \
” thoDeocoo. His earnest advocacy of our rail- \
A? , roads, and bis eloquent arguments in favor of
I s -' “Country Hemes,” have led us to suppose that
w«Mww - • the devils had all worked- tiieir way out- of. him t
xgrfzx "?&,'« 'V’V and run into the Ohio river. But he appears to \
be the same “onoleanthing” thatwehaveso
held up to public ga*o, and evinces a determine- i
Jion to continue in his ways of politieol wicked- '
*-, , v ness. Wo are sorry for this, for we had hoped
I■ that after the perfect overthrow and death of
; whiggery ? tbeDaaoon would abandon alt those ;
shamefal practices which mode him an objectof V
;. v abhorrence alike to Whige and'Democrats.- \
j- “ ESrHon.’JofißGbteAraait decllties being L
considered a candidate for the WMgTwfaination
5 for Governor of Maryland, in consequence of T ,
/? “ hia private affairs requiring all hia time and at
- ’ - tentio “‘ - " ~~~ --- ~ j \
~ ' 1 ggpCol. JonirW. Fobhey, it is Slid, is now
J- 0 regular contributor to the editorial columns of i„
-" : .f;;; ; . ttaWMbtogWoO*. Hia jwiiau CM aom
V- v , Jlb. Beojiasah liss returned ftom Wash- b.
. ington to bis Wheatland homo, near Lancaster,
: v - Pa. His said that he will sail for England,'On
’i *■?- ti*® of Inly. '
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’■* .../EUQIIA3 FEOLLIPS
tCCM —••— •—•— ’• »
Harpßr & Hulling. Editors & Eropnetors.
.'s»2*g' , g , §jlgßJES,©ll2?
MONDAY 6 -
PBMOCRATiC HOUggATIOSS.
' CAtW-COUHISSIONfiK,
1 THOMAS H. FOESTTH,
‘ - ~ nf Gninty.
' ATOITOB OESEEAU '
EPHRAIM-BANKS,
J _ o/JSlJgn Cmmig *
JHES vAPPjOI!STJ!IBEITS, .-&C. - . i -.
-Tho Union of Saturday publishes an.extrcracly
abusive artacle against tho senior editor ofibc
Pad, Its lojf vituperation has missed the tnnrk,
Mr. Harpcrhad nothing to do with the article
- oawhich it comm eats, and, whatever, his feet-,
logs tnay bo oa the subject noticed, it is
to hold him responsible for theremarks of an
* other.
Mr. Hastings thinks that it was cowardly not
to hare mentioned his name in ottr article, bnt
inasmuch, as he has plead guilty to the charges
made, and. offers no defence except a column of
nbu£e of one of the editoraof the Post, the pub
lic cannot bat conclude that ho has admitted the
' truth of alt we hare said about him, and there,
fore we hare done him no injury.
We never make cowardly assaults upon any
person,"' and Mr. hostings may readily conclude
that if we chose to mention his name,'we would
not be deterred by any feeling of the kind. Wo
loft that to himself; andho has met oar expects
j tions mors fully than we thought he would. Ho
:»isowns up to all, and more than nlLwo have charged,.
and his only justification, is a long rigmarole «f
abuse. Since his appointment was announced,
many old democrats have desired to know who
Mr. Hastings is. We do not know much about
the gentleman. lEhe first information the people
of Pittsburgh had of him, "was when ho landed
•\ "here with a commission in his pocket, to take
charge of the Collectorship on the canal. He
was next known ns an applicant for the office of
- . Superintendent on the Portage road, which ho
did not get. He then obtained an interest in a
large contract, "and sold it ent afterwards at an !
immense profit - He then applied for the offioo I
of Marshal—ho couldnot gatit; ho thenrequest- .
J «d the Consulship tQ Australia,there he was also
disappointed He then rolled over to the Cus- 1
tom House in Pittsburgh, which appointment he
•secured wfthont a single recommendation-.from?:
tho peoplo of tlu3 place. Good men. who were
applicants, and Were strongly rcc(jmiuended,were
set nsjde, by an outside influence to make room
I ~ - for a man who had no rteomnendaiion for the of
fice ho now bolds. ** »
, He assumes that we ore grieved because his
i a ■ ;?.?■ ■- little advertisement did not appearjn the. Post.
' His little vanity is greatly mistaken in this rc
[ - sped. Wo do not care a straw for it in a pccu
> niary sense; but we do, and will objeot to tbe
propriety of an officer under tho administration
* creating nn extra expense merely to reward
a slanderer of “ President- Pnaon, And what
does this villifiea say in his thanks to the Col
lector for a small advertisement? Listen to
him. We quote from the Gazette:
c\Ya m!?y bare bccohxl into WTcr-ji.-a.'isenrrrr^Et'/.s.tf-iZ
me wad of Ben, ft-rc.tiiirfnj BielaXt contest,ytteti vse did
■ rui UlUvc be. tree, fine .Then we -pert: roiivlarwi of error.
' irimtnctal It,”
Now,'wiU Mr. Hastings, tho editor of the
Union, dare to say that the Oaittle iff not one. of
the most virulent tradncers of any paper pubtieh
ei in thtfState J Ho cannot doit, with any re
gard for veracity. Eat ho pntronixea the mac
who abased Gen. Pratcc, and now cays that he
never published a word about Gen. Piebcf,
winch he did-not bclteae to he true l The President
and Cabinet cannot but admire tho Christian
forbearance of Mr. Hostings, when they find him
conferring favors upon tho men who slandered
« them. Wo have said more on thia trifling sub
ject than wp intended, bat wo cannot dose with.
■ ■ out quoting tho following rich “ recommend r-’V
imniml fn tho cdltOTOftilS itlt fo rCCOllflCt that
. tlrcfoy orbbosmipotencaluic rased away.” ■
This iff intended, no doubt, to alarm tbo ed
itors of the Pool, and to mako them tremble at
the mighty influence of Mr. Has tinge.. Bat we
are not in the least frightened. It Is not in the'
power of the Union, or any other,paper control
led by a eabal, to injure the Post. It ha 3 met
and overcome too many of these combinations of
bogus democrats, to fear anything the Union
• con do against it* That office makes - the Jifth
that has been started to break the Post down,
but it has still gone on in its wonted conrso of
prosperity. While we are convinced of this
fact, wo can complacently appreciate the motive
that produced the angry snarl of the Union.
_ Wffseck no controversy with the Dnton, hnt it
, and all others may ns yrelt understand that they
shall not misropresent-tfce motives that influence
ns in oondaating our paper.
.... - It is announced that the Crystal Palace, in
New Tori, willjositlvelybo opened on the 16tb
of July nest The iron work, which is the most'
difficult part of .tho building, is already finished,
and nil that remains is the glazing and roofing,
to make it ready for occupancy.
Itis to be hoped that the industry of Pitts
burgh will not hfrunrepresented'at the great ex
hibition in New York. We have hundreds of
ingenious artisans Intbia city, whoso handiwork
•. is an honor to tho city and to the country; and
they certainly Bhould make arrangements to
' - have a full display of the nsefal and the curious
' at tho New World’s Psir.
Campbeii, tfie popular proprietor ofcthe
~ gt, Charles, daily-serves up, for his numerous
, guests, Mackinaw Trout, green peas, strswber.
ries, and Other “ehiohen fixes s.” The St
Charles is notrone of the ‘(-orach houses” of
the country, hong may it navel
the wool market.
Since or lust article ou the subject was writ
ten,thcrehave beenfewsalcs inthisoily report
ed to us. Botb buyers ahd setters hold back,
tbe latter expecting high prices, and the former
not willing to giro th.®. In a few days prices
will become settled. ,
Trout our exchanges, 'reoeivod by the last (
mails, we glean the following facts in relation to |
the wool market. The Cadis (0.) Sentinel states i
that wool comes slowly into that place,“owing I
to ;the high -prices demanded: by-,the'grow'ers:.!
Until buyers and setters come nearer together, |
there will not be a brisk business done in 4 the ]
article. . Me quote tbe prices from _37£ to 55. i
Tho latter priceis only offered for fancy extra
clips ” , ‘ "‘ ,J X
■: The Steubenville -.Herati saybr *< Thei present i
elip comes in bW —buyers offering 87J toJjOo.'J
i according, to keep their wool.i
out_ of market ia expectation, of walking u
licavyudvancoon the last year’s prices, and
larger-than the market can with safety Tenture.’vi
'The editor of thb "Washington (Pa.)* Weekly
Retievf states that whilo in Greeuo couuty, ft foi7
days sinco, ho learned that nearly, tho enrire clip
Ibf'thls season*® that county, had-beenalready.
I purchased, at prices ranging from 40 to 05 cents.
■ The clip in Washington county ia pretty. general
ily porohased at similar rates. Every sheep, ho
says, carries a golden.fleece this season.
Tho demand at Boston, both for foreign nnd
domestic, has been moderate. Domestic fleece
is quiet at quotcl ratea. In pnUed there have
been sales of 75,000 lbs.’.at quotations. In
foreign* there have, been, saleSaoE 20 bales Bin
Grande at 22a; 200 bales Smyrna, part at 22c
for white limed* 6
OTJB PEOBIA COEBESPOHDEHCE.
, Pkoria, May 20tb, 1858.
1 have been hare several days, and have failed
to keep you advisedof ray wanderiDgß as I pro.
mided to do when 1 parted from you. I have
arrived In the-flonristiing city oT.Peoria f .Illinois,
i and Xnm sojourning; at the. magnidaent hotel of
Smith & Hnlbert. This is one of the bestregu
lated establishments In the western country. In
•every respect, it is equal-to any of tho . work*
houses in St; Louis, and superior to mooy of
•them whioh desire to rank as first-rato houses. -
All whs stop hero for n day, must admit. that,
it Is the 4< Garden City” of the West. There is
no place which I have seen, where such splendid
prospects for building upalnrge city is presen
ted ns in Peoria. Six years ogo its population
was between three and four thousand pit now
| amounts to near ten thousand. This is A rapid
I incroaso for a small town in the West. -
But, people cannot bo sot boot in these “dig- j
gins;” the Railroad mania'ias'struok In’upon|
thorn, and they are going it to the very death.—,
When those raUroadanre completed, theimocase
resoorces of Illinois 'Bill begin to dovclope them*
solves. Her vast productions will find a ready
market at every terminus.
I 1 will write to jon again from Until
I then,** adieu. : .WASDERBB.
, Railroad Opening:to Carrollton.
■A The opening :of-Carroll Eracchof the Clere- i
Land and Pittsburgh Railroad produced wonder*
ful excitement at the usually quiet village of -
Carrollton. Tho Pwoyanr oft hat ptnce.a spicy,
saucy little shce', that)rejoice? oyerthoevent:
Eauroao Ore? T—On yesterday about eleven
o'clock: the whistle of the: looomotivowas heard
at a'distance, and iu s' few minute? tramp,
tramp it catno thundering nlodg, bringingf-a'pas
senger car and several open cars loaded with,
passenger?. .Of eonrso, the'arrival of .the cara.
created quite a burr. Everybody was on tho
gin rips—men;: women, and children hurried/to
tho'station to seo tho sixmjakt—poEing, Mow- !
tng,' ami whistling, as it was* and apparently ;
conscious that it was, just then, “ tha observed
of all observers " IVhat a chango was wrought
npon our.whole town inatanicrl The streets,
seemed fillcd with • tlio bustle ef business—men,
waited and taTUedfoster—childrenclappedtholr |
bands—the ladies, ever their faces lighted up
with' smites. Everything seemed animated,
The price of wheat and produce is on the rise.
Goods declining, and selling dog cheap.; Cpmo
on, then, all who have produce to sell or wish to
buy merchandise. Now Is the time .for:good;
prices and good bargains. At one o'clock the,
cars left for Bayard, Hereafter they will ran
regularly ouc cr-morc tripaovery day. , When
the times of arrival are permancatly fixed wo
will annoonco them. Persons wishing to go
East, West, North, or South, have no trouble or
delay •now-in getting to a thoroughfare. .Only
tbiah of it; we are in direct connexion with Phil- i
adelphia, ’Baltimore; -Washington,, Now York, i
Cleveland,! Colambu?, .Cincinnati;- Pittsburgh,;;
and the '• rest of mankind,” by Kailroad Honsn!::
Banking Capital In Kcxv Twit.
W'o*observo that Governor Sejmoor, of Hotr
York, hos vetoed the bill passed by tho Legisla
tore, for an extension of the basis: of tho hank
ing capital of that State. The bill provides
“that hereafter tho stocks of the incorporated
citietrof this State may, subject to oertainrestrio*
tions, bo used as a basia for banking, and be re
ceived as seouritieß for bills to be Issued inpnr
suanco of tho General Banking latv.” Gov. Sey-
moor says;
The constitution of the State makes it the
dutyof tho-fegtstaturetordstrict the power, of
municipal corporations' to borrowtnoney, con
<raot debt,-and loan, their credit. It is evident
i that' this.= bill, should It - bocome - a law, 'would
i cause a demand for the stocks of: oar cities; add
! largely, to iheir value in market, and create an
| indncement on the part of mnmsipal eorporationa
to - incur debts. I have with reluctance signed
bills some.' of oar cities to borrow
money for objects which arc deemed. of great
importance to their'interests; but this bill Is
i more clearly in oandiet wHb-tho purposes pftho
! Constitution: of the Stato,as it offers direct cn
i oonragement to local corporatigns to contract
debts. Is it expedient at this timo, when a high
fly specalaUve state of feeling-pervades: the com*
f eminity to enoonrago: a disposition to inoar lia-i
billties by converting debt into a circulating-me
diant?
see it Announced that the Hon.
Altbeß Gamonn, who was ‘lately appointed
Consul "to poidcnuvhospfetiwlydeolinodtho
honor. H<j was an applicant for the Consulship
to said to .bo-worth some
per onnum; bnt that lacrfltlvo. post woß'given to
Gov. Wood, OE Ohio. As Mr. Giumobb has dc
dined n minor appointment; and all the fht ones
being, filled; vwo presame he will soon-return,to
his home in Butler county.
One of the latest troubles with, whioh
the Whig party bos been affiicted.in view of the
recent removals, is in, relation : to light-house.
■keepers.' l ■ They nro,afraid that thoappointment
of green hands will occasion disasters at sea.
Vie sympathize with them in their affliction.
Would it suit their purpose to have some of the
Old experienced who were
removed lo'mahe place for some of their “ green
hands?” '
The Boston limu states that William H,
Hues hissed Mrs, Gorman, in East Boston, the |
other day. { She sued damages, or value
but didn't' appear on the return day,
having been satisfied by a oash payment of 815.
Tiiis may be setdown as theßoston marhetprica
i of hisses. ;The lost decision in HewYorkwos 55,
t and in Hew Orleans 83. A very valuable arti
cle, certainly; but luxuries most bo paid for.
Ahebicah Goods jit AtrsTUAHA,—Mercantile,
letters received in Ift w Fork. £rom Melbonrne to
the 16th Februnry.etateth&t Balea ; «fAmerioan
goodahadbeen madeon very favorable terms.--;
American (amber has sold at $95 to> $lB5 per
JOOQ feet j Shovels 65 shillinge.ond nearly all
paying handsomely.
£27* ® i?as not Joseph Barker, "ox-Hayor of
Pittsburgh! who figured in the Woman's Bight?
LConrentM at Barmina, the other dby, bat tjn
othefpersanftge of-the same; name.
ggy. Hop. Jobs B. McCaihost, lately, ap
pointed of-the Clarion Strict, was in
I the city oh Saturday. Ho looked five Ctili a j
I half inches taller than nsnal. I
, Items of Haws and Hlscollany.
'Tae New yoffrCom Exchange haß been incorr
isolated and is nowfnllyorgamzed. The charter
1 contains a danse oreating & Contt of Arbitra
tion, te Oonsißt of thrco members, who die .to do-!
cida npon oil oases submittedto.them.and&oin •
whose dooision: there shallfbo no,appeal; re.wrsd
* ••• v'V.Y •
or modification. , t
IfrlaEupposed-uithc EasTthat the; French
Jesuits ato at the head of the formidable Chinese
rebellion, awl that they direct allitfl movements.
Suhbie Dot zm. improbable thing.
A man named Wardlc^waslately.
England of manning eight wives, all <>f whom
were-present at his trial. - - »* ' “
A Fair Hit.—The New York Jontdal of Com
merce says— - \Z ~ ~ " j
“.Thosewho maknthe.:greateßt.clamorabont
tho injustice of-the administration, ore those who
ate.itbo least -fitted for , any employWßnt.rj»naer s j
the government.” “ ' •'
Thero-nre seventeen Methodist preachers in
ibn Kern Jersey Conference, who hayo tpen In
tlieminietry more than a quarter, and two over -
half a eentnry.
• Tho new Catholic Cathedral in course of ereo-.
tionat Charleston, will-seat nearly 1,000 per
t;sons/ 'andi its - cost will be not much, under §BO, -
000. ’ •■ * • ,
Hon. Bernard. R. 800, formerly Secretary
of War, pf thb'BepnbUo of Texas, died re
cently at his residence,ta Pendleton, So,uth Car
olina. , *
There is now in Dayton “a broth of a boy”
- !24years old,’ who is only, SQ inebea high, And
weighs 40 pounds. Ho is as olastio. ub the,- :** In
dia-rnhbejp man, 1 * and performs a variety of
feats. - , , ,
, Tn-the recent disenssion in ibe British House
of Commons,- on tho bill for regulating public
houses in Scotland, Mr. Henry Drummond af
firmed that every Saturday night thirty ihouicmd
men got drunk in Glasgow, nndlay Inn perfect
etate of insensibility until Monday morning.
As thoDoohcss of Southerland and Mrs. Stowe
only read tfr.de Tom aui petitions about the evils
of‘American Slavery, "they will probably never
bear of misery in Scotland.
A elcam pOctet recently arrived atSoutbamp
fdn/ bringiag a hyena and a wildcat as a present
to-Queen Victoria from the Queen of Portugal,
lion. Wm. H. Bisscll, the newly appointed
Charge dcs Affaires from tho United States to
Bnenos Ayres, arrived otCherleston, on Monday,
from Havana. •
Professor Loomis writes to the New Tort
Courier arti Enquirer from Peru, that On a edt
plain which he traversed ,the houses aro all
built of salt—their bedsteads consist of an ele
vation of part of the room two feet higher than
|he rest of the floor, nnd this is a wall of - salt,
The wells are dng in this bod of salt and they
never find, water anywhere else.
, Major George L. Twiggs died cn tho lOlhinst,
at Aognsla, Ga, He wt;> one of the survivors
on board or the ill-fated Puhit&h in
Jono 1838, and never entirely recovered from
tho effects of exposure for five days and nights
upon a portion of tho wreck.
Amen in Hew Pork.recently received intel
ligence thgt a relative had died In Scotland and
left him o legacy of thirty-five thousand dollars.
Upon receiving the news ho immediately quit his
work, got drunk, and next morning was found
drowned in one of the docks-
Reputation la a great inheritance; it beget
tetb opinion, (which ruleth tho world;) opinion, ;
viches; riches, honor; it is a perfume that man
carricth nbo.ut him, and loaveth wherever he
gees; and it is the best heir of,a man'syirtuts. ; ,
Tbcro is a colored man. by tho namo of Rich
ard Btaaup, living inClmmpoign county, 0-, who»
isnow in tho lQOlh year efhisnge, and who, ae
cording'to the Gazelle, acted as waiter to Gcn-
Washington dering the rcvolntionaty war.—
Ho witnessed nearly all the battles of the revo
lution; and bears boaorablo scars on bis body
to demonstrate that be was wounded at Stony
Point. Ho is tho father of thirty-three chil
dren, the youngest of whom, by his second wife,
is 16 years old.
Santa Anfla Is reported ns having written to
Sam Houston, dues his return to Mexico, that
be'wUl kecp up eternal hostility to the United
States end Texas until ho is restored to his left
fcy-al right That’ll dump old Sam!
A mechanic's TJOSC3 In Oregon, on tho aver
age, is about S-i per day; day labor §2 per day.
Many, however, cannot get employment, and
arc suffering to wort, for less, .
Ladles aro not permitted to cater tbo. Totis
Bourse daring business hours. They were for
merly admitted ; t but it ym found to encourage
d passion for gambling-in - stoots; they .-'aro-not
now allotted to enter. _ _____
From tbs Chicago Democratic Pre»t J atre Ist
Steamboat Expicsioa—Ono Hon klUed-The Tag
Propeller-Eclipse a total 'Street.'
■ ■ Lostcvcning about a quarter past eight o'clook,-
the boiler of the Tog Propeller Eclipse burst
while she was Binding a few rods abovo Modi
sab street bridge.
1 All the crow-were eared except the second fire
man named Crawford, who is . supposed to bO:
drownod.- The wheelsman Goo. Hone, is badly
though not dnngorously injured, and Peter Mr-
(colored) the first engineer, was nlso
i badly burned. Bo • vat pulled from, the wreck
by Capt. Johnson, ono of tha owners.
Tho fragments flow In- all directions. • Ono
piece brook In" the roof of tt bam . In which were
a pair of horses . belonging to ,Mr. Throop, bat
we ars Informed they were not injured. Tho
boiler was capable of sustaining 150 lbs to the
- sauare Inch, but at tho time of tho explosion, i
tbero was about 45 of 60 lbs to tho square inch,
i-the safcty Wire ollo'wing .tho steam to blow off;
at 60 lbs.
A defect in the boiler is the supposed cause
of tho explosion. A foil Investigation of tho
niroumstancea will be had this morning. :
• The riyepwas colored T?ith fragments • ortho
wreck, and portions were blown, on board the
■vessels in the vielnity. The Coptow, John Ey
man was landed on a pile of lumber on’the
south side of tho.' river; and- ono of. tho hands
waspickodup in n lumber: yard oa the opposite
side. Noither wore seriously injored.
- The boat was-bailt at -Buffalo last summer.:
Sho was owned by E, R. dJlackwcli of .Buffalo,
and Capt B. M. Johnson of this city, tho for
mer-owning two; and, the latter one-third. •...
:f : Tho Eclipse was valued at $lO,OOO. Bho
was insured: for $3,600 in the Chicago Mutual
Insurance Company, and $3,000 la:the.Hartford
Insurance Company. ,
• Strata Pox at Canusta.—We learn by a pri
vate letter frpm Carlisle, that tbat borough is
still afilloted, to a very considerable extent, with
'small pox. It was first confined to the students
of Dickinson College, but has recently spread
beyond the institution, and our Informant re
marks that '‘there are now, ten or twelve oases
In the town, and the people-ore becoming alarm-;
ed and, fleeing to the country. There ore ten
cases in the CoUege, and the Faculty have de
termined not to-tepall. the Btudcnts this session*V;
One of the children of Professor Marshall, we
learn, died a few days slnoo, *■ - - t
: ££7* Vote of Biohmond upon the question of
authorizing a subscription by the city ofTlich
mond in her corporate capacity of $200,000, to
aid in the completion of the Virginia Central
Baiiroad: * , ,
v * For. Agcarax
Jefterfiotf * r ...««X71 1
Marshall “ »„•••«»••■•*<••••»■»•• 8T 45
• “ ■ IS? is
> Majority for tha subscription 407. Total »m*
Tier" of votes cast 671. '
?i hI)AYTOB-AHD'MIOHIQAH.rBAIIitWAJ?*rrTh2fiipa4.;
Tjkioh 13 to connect with tha Michigan Southern
Bosufat Toledo, is to bo completed, according to.
ithQC'cntractlnonojearfroiD.Jthe.lstofJmraflry
next The lcngth’ot~ther road Trill bb aboull4o
miles, commencing at Toledo and passing through
Perryßbnrg,'Ottavr% Hma, WaupafcoSotta.Jieor
Sidney and Piqaa,’throngh Troy to Dayton., ‘ Its
cost is estimated at §1,000,000.
Some Interesting Statistics.
jThore are in the : appendix.to .a report, of. the
Secretary of the Treasury, lately communicated
to the Senith- on’the Colonial and Lafee Trade of
thfr United States, eereral -important, and useful
tables of the general trade of tin? country. The
substance, oT-eome of these we shall giro in a
hondeneed form.:'' ‘ . I
' Oar average imports from 1821 to 1826. speole
included, were $80,878,848; from 1848 to 1802,
they were $181,906,679, showing that they have
more Ihaudoubled in thirty years. Our average
importSift'om r lB2l to 1820 we»6Bj4B9v7BG, 4H»
from 1848 to 1862, 175,948,860. In 1821 the
tonnage of the United States was 0n1y.1,298,958
tons, in 1862 itwas 4.188,441 tons, sbowihgthat
.it has more than trebled in thirty years. . Nest to
Great. Britain wo have a larger tonnage than any
nation in tho -world, find: in five years, at the pre
"sent rate of increase, we ehall snrposaGreat Bn
-•'Thevalue of our annual products exceeds three
thousand millions of dollars;’ of whioh only about
$170,000,000 are sent- abroad,' lcavmg-$2,880,»
000,000 to be consumed at-home and lnterohang
ed among tho States. At least $600,000,000 is
-thus interchanged in.thogloriouß free-tradosys-,
tomwhiob. prevails between tha States pf tne
■Union:. Dpwßmall,.hfterall,-is our foroign trade,
about:whioh.we legislate so .much, andi.for.the
i defence of which,' and the collection of. the.duties
■ upon it wo spend so much, compared with the
| inland business! . „„„
The total debtof tho several States, in .1861,
was whioh was less, ,by Bontemil?
lions,jthan it hadbeen daring the previous ten
ycarsT The value of ..property assessed .in .tho
came States was $5,988,149,407, tbo real value
being, however, $7,068,157,779—a .pretty good
security,- we think, for their debts, whether ow-
ing at homo or abroad. ,
The totnl.population of tho villages, towns und
cities of the United S;n.tes,~is only 4,000,000,.
-while tho rural population, V the honeut peasan
try, their country’s pride,” is 19,263,000.> The
four-cities of New York, Boston, Philadelphia
and Baltimore contain a populationof 1,214,000,
tho. amount of whose real and-personal property
is $702,000,000, or $578 each. Xnc property of
the rural population las2,SlSi,ooo,orabout $l2O
each.
- ..Proto rctnrns of the,agricultural crops, it np-,
■ pears. that ‘wo raise annually $143,000,000 in
wlieat,s39l.2oo,ot!o in Indian corn, $190,275,-
000 in hay, $70,840,000 in oats; $78,125,000 in
Irish potatoes, atid $129,000,000 in cotton v .tho
whole crop; being $1,752,683,042, No crop of.
onrs mahes moro noiso in the world than cotton,
yet, whoa it is compared to Other crops, snob os
wheat and Indian cam, and. particularly with .the ;
wholo annual crop, we see no reason why it
should taka on eo many airs ; but we suppose
tho reason-is, that it goes abroad a great deal,
i and, itko traveled gentlemen, rather looks, down
npon. tiio stay.-at-homcUcs. AVhy, the .animals,
slaughtered are worth quite ns much as the cot
ton, bringing some $183,000,000 per annum !
i One - of tbo most usefat of. our crops, wine, is
yet in its infancy, the YYcst having made only a
i little over 1,000,000 of gallons in 1851, worth
about $500,000; hut the cultivation is increos
| ing,:ap.d to a few years will bo immense, espo
eiaity when New Mexico nud which
| aro admirably adopted to It, shall go into the
i business,
[ No portion of the trade of the-Union bos grown j
i morernpullyy within a.fcw years,-than that can* i
i nCcted with the steam marine. - The total num- 1
! her of steam vessels now employed on our coast I
i is 625; with a toaango.of 212,006, and employ- >
l ing 11,770, moans officers end crew, luthoju-j
i terlor the number of steam . vessels - is 765, with |
i a tonnage of 204,725, and,; employing. .17,607. i
i mem- Our -whole .steam mrnue, therefore, 1
' amounts to l;S0o vessels, with a tonnage of 417,- 1
1220, manned by 29,877 men,- aud . carrying, bo-]
sides freight, about 40,000,000 of pa*«cugers
ovcry year. In thisvast travel only-750 livos
were lost In 1852; far.too many,-:1ml bot.so.ma
ny as some people, who.fancy every- steamboat a
powder-house, arc preparod.io erpect.- - -1
: Tlie amount ofmoucy pant into the treasury
of the United States, os duties on foreign goods,
in the year 1852, was at New York $28,772,658,
at Philadelphia $5,715,120, nt-.1)0it0n56,250,-
688, and at Baltimore $1;0t>3,630. It will be
seen that New YnriLmore thou trebles nil tho
otherellies.'.----’,’-!-.'- -'---
There tro 12,808 miles of railroad in opera
tion la thoiUnitedStatos. and 12.012in.prcgrcss;
more than la all the rest of tho world .Of those
in operation, three-fourths are in the- free
States, and almost the tho samo propsrtion holds
good In respect tojjhoseatfcicb oro-::projer.tc&-*
A. T. Foil. ' » ~ ~ ’
; The UtoA=gfejrrHor»>
WhattYtr may be call of tbo Mormons, on
tho other Bids of the Itccby .Mountains, ns o re
ligions sect, there can bene use ludcprcclitiug
them hs a people of most extraordinary enters
priea. The last copy of the Deseret A'etci, their
Balt Laho organ,-describes many of tbcir.sottlc*
ments, showing on unprecedented progress In
htdlding towns end populating anil developing
the country: '
Palmyra contains one- bondred; families, the
firstbonsu having been built in September last,
It is surrounded by o fin# farming region, and
has good water facilities. Sniingvlila has mote
'than ono hundred and thirty LfnuiUlcs; besides a
grist mill and a saw.mill, a brass baud, and a
school for.teachingtho French uud German ion
guages. Proto isn largo town audmnch crowd
ed. Many new buildings ore m progress; Ger
man and French schools: urn taught;and a dra
matio nssociation ds in operation. A bridge
across the stream at Provo, to replace one swept
away by a spring flood; is tn progress; besides a
flouring mill; and a company is; turning the
Crown rWerJata its old channel, to prevent over
flows. The town, of Cedar, in.lron county, con
tains.7o men, abonfchalf being employed by tho
Deseret-Iron Company. This place has a dam
und water course, severalfatnwes and acaating
house'. Xho town-iof Harmony, in. the same
county, has an Iron-foundry in rapid progress.—
Parodan, nlsodu Iron county, is extensively eu-,
gaged both in the lumber-and iron trade.: . they
have iron works there. - Several other settlements
in the Iron region aro named, apparently quite
flourishing. 1
Th© <«Odylte Force* In France*
■ Mesmeric, electric,; and spiritual experiments,
as w& lettrabylato Eurepo&a.papers» arc exciting j
great intcreaVon that side of tho water aa In our I
own country j und miraculous “movings’* havo I
tahcnplaco, said to bo attested by witnesses de- J
Ecrting of tho-fnilcst credence. Tho .following J
ta an account of ona of tho latest successful ex
periments fa occult science which haa transpired
ag‘detailed by a Paris correspondent -of the
New York Times:
* A gentleman willing to be convinced, -saw on
invaUde climbing up.tho spire of th’o Column
-VOndome to embrace tho-statue of Napoleon at.
tbo ! top; He called to him to hold put;his hand,
and .the two formedi-tho chain of connection
around the bronze column: Dut.no
ceoded,- The gontlemen looked at the invalido.
Ho bad a silver nose f-Ntvw, scicncehad laid it .
dawn as on important condition tbattWcxpen-.
meats: have no: metal about', .them, lie begged,
tho invalido to remove bls noso,. which ho .did
wltb an alacri/g above all praise. But tho col
umndidnot move. They thought best to adjourn
to il neighboring restaurant, .where they dined In
a delightful frame of mind,; Between themthey.
drank three ohnmptfgnfv ~ After, the
repaired to tbocolumn, formed
the' chain and waited: Thiß time tboir&ucoeaa
woaToompletOr !only did the column turn,
•but tbcrUttlo iron railing the i whole place-Yen-,
dome, tho Sdinistry of Justice and all tho houses
insight revolved with it. The invalido had his
silver nose on during-lho experiment* and it- did
not seom fu the least to interfile wittnis success.
A detailed-account of tho phenomena witnessed
en this interesting occasion, is to bo submitted
to tho Academy of Sciences.** *
£2?* The Washington correspondent of tho
Now York (Times soya: ?
3JhO Attorney General (Mr. Cashing) attracted
•much attention- to-day in the public jstreots,.as
ho rodo through mounted • on a fiae Bucephalus,
furnißhedWith-an elaborately 1 plated -Mciioan
saddle andhridle.His btaok groom, iathe rear,
was atfired in white linen, abd mounted on a •
blooded bay.
Mike Walsh, and Judge Daniel, of tho Su
preme Court, dined with the President yesterday,
jlllke, to the great horror of thoPreaident’slady,
>spoke of-hfiving beon:on o glorious fishing froHu -
on last*- ’
Tbe-Wheai* Coop a lakoaSibu Cotisrr,—
:The whsfttlcrop of tanoaßter county will not be
-above ono-half an average yield this season; ow
■ing to thd pxtensiverravages of tho fly. Some
firidoarollterally destroyed, and .very few hove
tmtitoly.-eaeaped. 'This apparently :has ell-hepi
pened within tho two: lastweeks. Will Borne
scientific "formers inform us, whether-tho larva
oftboflywaa deposited in the wheat plant in the-
Fc.U or Spring? - fa - addition, thesevere storm of
last week broke- ripwn and destroyed tho entire
crop of many fields— Zarj. Tribune.
Mubdeu ash Lvj.cu Law at Catractt Blow.
—A man named 3. C Samuels, from Columbus,
.Ohio, was recently brutally murdered and robbed
■at an encampment af’-Coliforni a emigrnntc r 'aefiT
Council Bluff. A man called. Baltimore■•Mnw
was arrested by the sheriff, and rtaken .to *Le
court house on suspicion of Coumittlngtha £;sd.
The incensed emigrants,, however, soon after Ins
arrest forcibly took him from the custodyof the
sheriff, gnvo him an immediate_ trial according to
the code of Judge Lynch, found him guilty, and
■at s'6’olock thersamo afternoon' hungbim from
tho-liinb of S tree;' Ho prolostod his innocence
to tholset. ,V“
. „■ A OeoMcistlt Bas& ( ~ -
, Vault —Mother Earth ■' ■ , , -
, Exchangti.—lha tranaplanlinga of Jtbe nursery
and garden, -
Z?fpoii7jj.— HappinCESj Sobriely ond manly in*
dependenie.
.di«f».—BmHingfields waring withagoodhar
rest. '
Lialilitia. —lodobted toGod alono who sends
i the sunshine and tho rain.
Dividend*.— Healthy wealth -andJboncsjtpatn
otio hearts. ' - ‘ -
• Wo hope this inoyibe the only hindnf-battka
| ever tolerated in .the west
-- Texas axd toe Pcbuo Domms;—Tbo New
Orleans ifaUetih-states tbotcertamcreditors of!
Texas basing consulted competent authority,:
and having been advised: tbat4naEmuoh 68-lhe
State of Texas unequivocally .accepted the terms
offered by 'the Congress of the United- States,
thereby ratifying tbs' act of annexation,-have
determined to apply bathe Federal Court for. an.
injunction to etop the State of Texas from do
j noting =tothe several j, Railroad- Companies tho
i pnblio domain.
Cirr or ■ Viesha.—A considerable. enlarge
ment of the city of Vienna, thn Austrian Capi
tal, lias been resolved on. The Emperor’s sanc
tion to the project, which teas obtained on tho
4th, bad given great and general saUefaption, as
house rent had beeomo positively roinons.' Tho
extent of Burfaae which is to bo enclosed .within
the wall is equal to half tho area covered by the
present city.
■ Texas Gotti,—The gold discoveries in Texas, J
proved to 1)0 of Httlo importance. The latest no-1
counts say that nono of the, persons who had 1
visited, the diggings had collected moro than one
or two dollars worth a day, and many: had found, i
notblog.' ilt is fortunate for Texas: that such is
i tho foot. In her rich soil Bho has mines richer
I than gold, and lces demoraMzlng in their ten
dency.
I Meet iso of Chowseo-Heads at Yieuka. —
The visit of the King or. the Belgians to Vienna
is surmised to bo tha marriage of his son, the
BnUo do Barbant, to an Arehdnchees of Aus
tria, The Queen of Groces was also at Tl
- eons, and some confidently expected the Em
peror or Rossis, wboco visit, however, was
I doubtful.
££2P To any inquiring what -they shall do for, I
n cough and. cold, wowould say, read the follow-1
ing certificate, whichhas been signed by one j
hundred of tho first Boases of Drnggiata in this!
i country, to lay before tho poblic lhcir estimate I
i of a good medicine. ', They oto nil men of tho I
I first class and of the highest , character, whose j
experience and business leads them to YnpWj,and I
this is their opinion:
tho undersigned,,Wholesalo Drnggista,
having boen for long acquainted with Ayer’s
Cherry Pectoral, hereby certify our belief that
I it Is the best and most effectual remedy for Pod-
I monary Complaints over offered the American
People: And wo would, from-our; knowledge of,
I its composition, and extensive usefulness, cor-
I diilly commend it to the afflicted as;worthytheir,
I host confidence, and with the .firm conviction
I that it will do forthclr relief .all that medicine
I can do.”
tot that rjttteca:
iho wnmcl draft* sail paswae ticket* of
4 Ca»by. Joba Tbcppsan, Liberty., filrcit, ‘rittsbro'stw. l
h&v* nctUni ftletter 1630
eClds to rwti«S>t»tt4»kfc«asas34«Dth4t IftatepaUto
and forty-two per*oa*durios4xcwoUi» alter
they foHnlj ead bercby notify alt nbo buyo any
draft* or Udwta* tower a them immediately tomcat, pit
office, and X -wUI pay tfaggilafaiygal taro done bear*. I
wiU allow them ten days to wa» in - ;
Thott ieh9 kantarlend jumm ae f riesd cat CTW« :-•••:
■ • .. ■ ... Joas-TnoiiKoa,. .. .
<,,; ;jfo. 410 Liberty stmt, Piltabnrsk. :
. Of ScraletFercr,on Saturday,atlSmlnoirapsrtStfdteS-,
r. M. SI ART, eldest daughter or lYlUlaia and Ann Irani
aged 7 year*.
Her funeral Trill Wee JlltM from lie rasidenro of her
lather, Doqurane Borough, lIJI3 SIOEI'INC', a* lOo’cSxls,
Ths Meads of the finally are respectfully Invited to attend.
BL'UEOIVES’ 3.0. tfereeMbrealebyo
. jgij l "" . SMTI’II ft Blh CLAIR.
BEANS— 3 bbla, ter. ralo by : . . ■
jcS * S3IITH ft SINCLAIR.
S' HOI—» kega-rasartad, dr rale by • • - •
jcO ■ ■ ~ .. >; BIU7U A SINCLAIR.
SUQAIt HOUSE MOLASSES—IO bblwlbr rale by
joO . . SMITH ft SIKChAIR.-
-IPKS—Qft <lry fiU&»uri Uidc*, for sale by,
r ; JeO ■ • SMITH A S
CJ^IOB— 4 limes, dr sataby
R EmW> SVEUO--4 mci^
SPANISH 80041^0.^0^,^^
HOOD, baa na baud name ray fiaa TEA SETS, plated
• -with «uro fiUtcr. which will bo sold at unusually low
pticw. Calloadtheta,at „
;jsQ .» ■ .s > -. tl MAttKEt BtSECT» -••
TT'ALUABLK PKQPEIiTY l\m BALE, *J* tA*-nd«
V ofUte Jpiamon*--A Oooso and Lot, 20 Ibct front* bj'l
l*i4 fwfedcep to Decatur rtreot lt-coTT'rents to. $BOO per!
rear: and will bq sold on reaeonablo toms. -Enquire of I
J ’ CHAB, E. LOO SUB,
- 1 ; Stock, BHI and Real Estate Broker, )
75 Fourth street; opposite Dante of- Pittabnrgfc :
/COTTAGE RESIDENCE JOB SALE—SI muted ; In New
\j Brighton; with about Gecrcs. of good Und; all under
good fence* and In n high .state of cultivation; abounding
in choice fruit*, floiren; shsda tees, and Tinea, of the most
approved quality Tbo fconsa Isa brick cottage,with none
foundation; lUTinz a collar, (fining : room and kitchen; a
hoU, parlor and bod rooms; a back porch:*-fine verandah
in front 7 £he boose is finished in modem style, and well;
a stable, poultry and coal bouse; good water, && . • ••;-■
: Tho whole property in good order, and fin sale on reason
Ohio torn* rrifioS2oQo...■..•■■.:.:•■ ■;■■:• •••" ■>
joO . .■«. : &. -GUTHBEBT A SON, 340 Third st.
SEATS - EOR SALE.—Threa tctj Sealable
V/ sites 4br country residences, situated near East Liberty,.
fifteen minutes walk frost the Railroad station* end adjoin-.
Job the bltfhty improved amntry'realdcntts. of J. M’Cully
aniTJ.ltrCloekey,-Em*. Those who wish to redd# out-of
thosmoho;nsd convenient to tho cLty y can £xul no bettor,
opportunity to purchase,'than Is- sow offered, as the prices
ore loir and terms easy. Enquire of _
- opposite Bank of Pit street,- ■.-.•■
• • .; •*. Block and BIU Broker^
NJb,W MUBIO “ , w v '
La BoUo 51 Inn-Polka—a beautiful now: PolkaVcott.*
:poaed by- VVamcUutc* of this dtyv . :
.Annltf.njy <raraLoro; by~B. C. Fonar.
1 Thlnkof Theewhm Wa lostbloAli. ; :-..w-r-. .
Mpljy, do jou loro mo ? by-S. . :
ThoWooncoe Serenade; bytho Baker Family.
• rNancy TiU maa;: ■
- Urergreen.jJatZj *'?- ••<■• *?.-.».• •-'■»«.<* . i;t^y
Two Hundred and Fifty Easy Voluntaries and Interludes!
• ’ for lbe Orjsxn; by John Zandfl. -: -
..• 'Tbo Beauties of Caledonia, or Qemsof Scottish Song* with
> anelegantUthogmpUof the-Pofit,Bobortßurns;. \;-.f
>For Balaby ; NalOl Third street, .f
- jeO r ' y Signof-theGolden Harp*'- 1
jJiSv SPIUNG AUBASaBUEST.
THimVEBPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA/
StKaSlsinP COMPAMT, Ultima ;6aUlßg thulr .fiTopW !
atiom.Mp-m/ of PhifidtlnhioL now buliilsir: City - i
Umihtster, 2165 toss, (Oast. Leltch;) CUy of Giajyrcc, ICIO
tons. (Capt Wylie, FROM PHILADELPHIA—
City of G1&8g0w.....;...w-.. -Tharsday,Morch.3l,lBs3.- •
City of Manchester. ■mMtittl .Saturday, April 23.
City of Glasgow ...—-Saturday, May 14.
Oily of Manchester..... ; -Saturday, June 11. :
City of QlasgOw.;.... .......Wednesday, July t
FKOJDJLIVERPOOL. ! ' r .„„
City of Manchester-.,*....;.Wednesday, March GO, ISen. j
I atyof:ohls*w.\..u.;..;..;.;..Wedne3day, AprßiM i
I Oh of Manchestcr...-.;...-....W«lnes4ay, May IS., , •, -
1 Ciiy of Glasgow .Wednesday; Jnne 8. - ,
aty'of ■Manchest«r.;i.'..v.-...v.;S4tnßiayi Jnly 8-
RATES OP PASSAGE.
■ • TEoa-rnn.mi.fnit. ] , - -'m™ •
Saloon Berths, tfOßahion Berths,'
Midship “ 65 {Midship “
Forward “ -65fForwart lSgs
' TndufflngStotrard’sFe®.
THIRD CLASS PASSEhOERS. ■ ...
A limited number of third dess *“*»}£“» brMpsn
fhm Philadelphia and LiJ'JSPSkiJ'i
i» issued toparttcawbo are da;
UP Srfteiitht on Goods «0a per ton. - '■*
■CTAnSprfcnMdSargeonirtU be carried on each ship;
An roods sent to tbo agents in -Pldladelphia. attd.UTer,:
hoS. will he forwarded with economy end dispatch.' ;
gICHARDSOJ,
Or,*t Exchange Place, Hew "SoTt*
rrOtHERS A 00., Liverpool Or to - ..
. f .JOHN THOMPSON, ttd liberty at,
anrtS—jefl 1 Agent fagPittebnrgh.
rpHEOBY Cff J?NEUMATOtOQT--In Joplf' to.:the-goes*
- X> tion,-: V What ought ia ba bellsTetl o* disbeUarcd eon*
-rtsjona and according to
oaturerreasm andßcrfpiuror’ r -'Sy Doctor Johsas Heinrich
Jang-Stilling.'TnmslatM'fronf the German* irUh copious
notes by Samuel Jackson* Edited by Bor. Geargo Bash* *
j©4 / • B. T. Q. MORGAN, 1M Wood street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
VescUAisoi -- i
remedy ever Invented has been so fluceemfal as l
great Of I>. &TLr.sd. -Allwhahayaiucd j
it havo been astonished and delighted at Ua wonder*
fal energy & t J efficacy. To publish nil thd testimony In Ha ]
l s<3v<y with a brief abstract of them. _ * . s
J&phst C. Alina, of Amboy, gars a dose to a eUhLQ yearn
I old, and St brought away 83 norms. Ho soon after gate
j AnrUhflf flpyy Q|<» gnmncfrllrt, trhlA brought AWfty-flfty
l -morsi making ID3 worms In about 12 boors.-.. . .
■•f-ytmtaaM -Itowning,
ty, gate hlrcbnd one tea-spoonful, and passed ~177.
worms. -'Next moraing/on a repetition of tho* dose, she paa*
sod U 3 more.
[• Jonathan Honghman, Of West Unlon,EoriC: county, laj
'writes thit be-istifisthlo tosttpplyiho demand, as ihd people,
in his neighborhood say, after. a trial of4h®,
InoneUetiaaimHr.'Sriianii’sVemiifage.
Messrs. J. WV Coltcn,'cf Winchester, 12* happened
l last aprfcg (oget some of this Vermifuge. - :. After celling, a
|. fewbotUea, th»demand-becanie,BO greaVfsr ft.tbat-tlndr
I-stock was Boon exhausted.-,-Vhaystato that Ithasprodoced
I (he IjesteffeH-whererer
I thepcoplo. -*» - -"* >
j\ Botwa mustj’fbr want of lnstances
f-ibri'fatnrenoticer ~ - __
f 'Vor sale -by^zsos : t;Ofiliev|>rd3sW'and.
I by-the sole proprietors. -.5 ;y TLUJXING BEOEHEBSy -..--
I- .jc&ddw * * «. , ... fiO.Woodrtreet
XtW7 BpirUo), ‘gaalof.
€iierg7'cnd to'.enjoy 115?;
*"» gTfltghfld garaplalnfa *liich gflently prey
-upoathfi:ifCG2titßttoa."Cf th© unhappy otyoctT' .They' at©
through: trouble* and afilletions of tbs
mind,sedeniary-haUte,amfittfid&lr-fiatl closo; application.
fiiteJdod.trfthJ^trfisppei.
. dyspepsia, • nervous debility,.. ‘frightful
dreaS33,an& a' paUM*: iahaahhyj
-SaWYWtine these' melancholy disorders .exisV the -"bright
enarliUn£by& lo« 3 it* •woutedlustrO--tho mlndls penetrsv
tSalaad its manly oouragetmd rigor;
as& the noblest fseHngs-bf : bur : nafe» ■gTflda&nydwinfnfr
away to 6 fretful peayiah tcm pciymxtU m®..&eccm6s.a btuVi
ITTCtcb* > d^Vic^ g^», —-~»'’'-~ ; ■■ ‘ •■•-' • •■■ s•.-*■• «• .. ■■. >- > •
•■••: A. baliaiiji thissa htiaiblo disorders trill bo found in that
exceltenf artida,: HALSETS POEEHX .TOTE! ■ ’
- : :
- Solii Wholesale ned Eetall by I>r.OEQ,'IL KE YEKE,I4Ov
conwcof Wood street and Virgin nw 'w*
so, byJAWES T.“SAilPLE,\north-trest .corner of Federal.,
street and tbo Diamond* Allegheny City. - docSSilmd&y.-.
£^ ; S6roft4af-~Xt is duo to Kiefs Petroleum to say
h }xas bccnksrowa Co completely eradicate every rc3tage
of this dreadful disorte In less time than nay other-remedy,
tnd-otl«a cost or Inetmfanleneo to thdpatfeafcj. - :
• • T^ w CuiusandS'Of certificates in tbe hands of. tha proprf®*,
tor, many of which ara from veil known citizens of tbe city
of i’ittAbtugh and ita immediate vicinity; go" to shotf-.clcarly
and beyond a 3 doubt, U»t;J£i£a‘s_ Vsszoiebx U 4'medirina
of no ; eoismcm«lue f ''hot oaly'asn - loealteasadyln 'Jbroip--
sis+Wiama££sm,Jkafiust; tat sa_a wlnabte
; internal iremed y r inviting tha'lnrcsti gating physfedansi «3
. veil as tteauCSnng patient,! tabecoßwacquainted^with it*
adread of inlitures-aroassured that this i
medicine is purely and Is bottled as it Cows from
thebosom. orths earth*. ■■.■■.••.;, •. - ■:.
r" Tftef<Moiring tertificaU u copUdfrea apaper ptsblwted at
Byrr.rU'! dats t Aizrjst 2,
■also eppaskti On tcrtiJicaisofQucdaratsd D. T. Feet) if. J> n
truth.certify,'’tbo.t I hare been so badly &£*:
dieted ffftb Serofula fur the tastaerea years that most Gfthe.
thueiZ tarfrbwa unatleto attend te fcf'busiii£sg,
andismdfof'itetimeinmbJejXo iridk to my
bed, anirhore bw3 treated ail .tlie thnoby the best
Pbyg|ffpn»iojrg I oecaafOnally got arm e xp-.'
re3 continued to grow gorge ho til Dr;l?66fc
recommended toe to .try the Petroleum; cr Zlaeh: Oil* as eve
ry tirihsdse- had I dHesrrithoctlalih at but
' the eCcct was astonishing; Jt tfcrewl&npoisan te'the.surfiar:
•at once; and I at o nee began ta gn>9 better, ahd by.using
seren bottles I have sot a cure vaTih thousands ofooflara.' ,
fttrtle«m,Ut Uock QU, (or cwrb tban»year,vo®a haw »•;
pftttedly Witnessed lts~ beneficial effects in tbecureoflndo
lent ulcerSafcd other diseases fbrwhich it is recommended*
and cun with canfidencerecommeta It to be a medldnavror*
tby of attention* and Cun safely say that success has attend
edltausa-wberootbersaedlelnebadfidled.: ',*■ • \ • -v
D, Y. FOOT, M. D.
Pctf sale by all the Drukglrfa lu PiUaburglt (au27al Aw:
- - T.HAS. E; LOOMIS, :
STOCK AHD BIXiIc BF.OKEE)
Motes, Honda, mortgages, &c» negotiated.
■ : ■ PJLETICUtXK ATSXSnQ3.XiITO '-V ' :
• 10 TriE PDECHASE AMD SALE OF STOCKS.
’ "£®-Oracs—TS'Fomthstreefctrfweea-StotottalTroal,
opposite the Emit ofHttsbursh- - • - jaalSdy
W. A. M’OLUEG & CO.,
HAVE- REMOVED ,T 0 THE CORNER OP
■ Wood and Slstlv Streets,
'BarXlbm to tbelr old customers, end the
public eerarallryatthe lowest i»tea,A7fcolcsale awl Hctoil,
the laraest. aiMt Setet and complete stocli cf CHOICE
TEAS, PAMItT OEOCEKIES, WOODED ASB trniLQTC
YfAltKtabe found la the West, . ; -.---./deet:? '
Pearl stemm Mill'f.
V CAKAI* BASIK* ALLEGHEN ST CITT,
, . .(rmia *wt K Minoao-gnymy.)-
A—=2, : nsE."suPEajrNE,-Esni& family, ana ex*
ILS/ TEA; (of solteted White Wheat,) FLOUR, Tea ealb.
• UftASVBEoarS'A2fD MIDDLINGS, always ca hand. '
WewUI doUrer Flour to.C&mlllfia, la fitter of iho
iwodiica; Order* placed In bur boxes* htSSADN.A REIr.
TER*A corner Of Libcrty*nd.£t. ©air streets ver, LOG AN,
WILSON A CtVS.fia Wood street, WBJ be attended to*.-
nJiT „ ~ BRYAN, KENNEDY £ CO, ,
PHILADELPHIA CUBTAIB WAREHOUSE, -
' 171' oppose Va Safe Boast. ~' K
11. W. S AFFORD; * . .
j—==» EEEPScoostahUy unhand the mostexfcnsiTocncl
» T y ,'mrtfl n*wrtrarrttr i fC»rt. , ft *;*«**■*fl gy£ d n^tgT i a l3 to
be toandia tha diy, comprising In part.’cf the frUowtmr
CURTAI2T GOODS f AKFFintSXXmiS COTJERniGS--ftU
styles of— r \. - ► ’ .
French LaceCartalns,* • -Window Shades, all prices, •
Muslin';'; <' u ■■ •*• • ••*- v -BaffHnnaprtiyail widths, ■■:■•.-.
FreachßrocateUcSjftll widths, Gilt Cornices, every style and
French Plushes, .-. *•••.•.:• .price, . ... r--- .-v
; «.. : Satin lAiuev: -r- Gilt Curtain Pliia.
•' ** •" Lampss, - • -•• **. ••■ v. ■. Banos, •• > •»•• •
.■-■•<r-p A .•:•••;•- ••• Cords and Tassels, _
u . Damask'Hncas,. Glmpsj aUjrriecs, :v .• .
'V w v-' Cashtaerett^'v-i'^A:
Plain Turkey Red, „.ftingts» - ’ -
IndiiCstfoDaxh&ak*. • . PfctuxeThHselaftad.CoTdv. ,
"-• • ' : •Ehade-ThssclsatalCrtisasj.: •
purnUuniGinipv \ - ' Hooks, Rings, Brackets, Ac. >
ATall tho aboro goods constantly for gale,
wholesale or retail* .'. . - £iaas3^y-r<dLtii;tt;'-:_
AHL, surffeoa Dentlst«*{sQeecsstt9f
g -A'-fey&y:^
P. Ai O# 13*—
.Fourth and Marketfiirceti,(choTO Murphy A Rdrch*'
field’* S tore, )cn Monday creates*, nt-8 ©’clocks ' risrCO
LODGE) IrO.C*FHa«
’ iodgu; No. J. C. ©rO.'F-, meeti eroy
gt'^iylr?
*2? tha best Oo£cot Tea inpitts-.
; hursh, at cants t£i ft* go' to the. Pekin Tea Store,
o. S 3! Fifth etrcctwhsrg .theyesybcstßlaclfUnd Green:
Teascao always bakad.- . ’ fj?9-
-rms*.; JOHS H. FOWLED, lata FctrlerA PuHis,
Shoo Manufacturer, and Wholesale Dealer,
: No*l4BMxlay stftet* Aru doors below the. Aster HbusivNew
■ -SoUCCi»»Tha- JOURNEYMEN TAXLUKS SO
CTEgT,uf and Alleshsny, tecctech the .
first and third WEDNESD A? cfevery. mania, at the PLDIII'-
DA HOUSE, MotkefrAtrcet rißrutder. -, • -
• >d:y • • ■' - JOHN 3EQUKQ; 3IU Segretary. .
OOSIFAJrVi-Otf
hy Eartlord) StoOtSSCO,OOOrA&-
sets $453,172. OQco oT ths Pittsbareh Agency in theJStore
Rooru ofaTCuriy A % Loosiis,'No. 63 Wood street .
:. noTi-tf - R.H.RKESON, Agent
Silver Medal awarded by PxankHh
hy-- Institatc, 1803.—K 1L 61HXH,-Maimlac*
turcref Pocket Books, l’crte llonnaics,
Desks, 205 Arch;street,'Oii»
■ -f;
O*; O* F*—Kace of meeUng, Washington IlaiT,-
Wood Street between fifthstrpet andJirgioillpY.
pOT&nmdaLrabt JTo. S3B--Mee<aeYKy Tuesday er«uns^.
' • McsCistn* EscAsnocn? No. 87—Meeta-first-aud thinl
Ifridny of weft ntmUi- '.. -"■• “ •f- r~ fmn'raay
: ciunttl Corasill Agreunsnyper
hSr.pan «to with cores. •. A certain
tmaalr Afll = bo ISuod Jij T3ti Coaiifl Casa- Busta, fcr
nlobTX>raEO.-S.'KEYSEK,I« Wooa street. .. .
"«M9s«alt3a.cta;gstto&:, - - ...«p5 .
E^lJteiraXilaloctlonatotbosoCThobaTtoßdlsnla.:
B> -CEtrtttla -JHnteil ala, ant]
fjnw.in ( of"GTpiyAoscriptfon, Koioituro
3asliC3i‘Bto<aieUes,:A&, laco ftm.MosUn GarWr.% N. Y,
FaJntcdWte&»aailcs,GlltCQlnto,Cartita FSjojßpiJs,
Ac-.'at V7ho'<!".alc and : V/. 3L CARHYS. 'V
Vo- lO Chenrat oiroot.-conicr.flM, PhMeltfJi. ■.
; OartaJns'Mails poil Tiinunoclln thoTinTr nowostranisli
riyle. ... Qaaigfcljr .
tory, ccmNEB-OF sEooaßjAin)-Alton sis?
■pHIXiAOEUHIA. OuriaoUois, <‘Ciric!t Sola axd Snall
- • £3* Btofo, Chareh, atal J*dge Itoom SHADES, madalaa
supciiorxnannsr. ■■■■•* ■ r
' fe-Dealc» and others are Inyltol to o’rcau, bs-;
roSTuiSng clsswhfire. * 0. L. MILLER & CO, *
- i - S. Wi'oomer Seegnii and Arch • .■
Pittsburgh Olty ,Glosa Wo r2s
(L^W; CUNNINGHAM A;CO, o/WIN-
S^Ol&itoma-ctcZfdBKETsxt^FmST^STMSSW,
Pittsburgh, PennsylTanht ' ftatlcular - atteiiticn-psH to'
odd Blttf^Uso^4eMmiinjFlJNF.GLABS^VlAL^^BoX- r
Two of iaxm, sill glte
thelr entire attention ■ bushifissvahd they Teel confl
uent thoy<suj produce'an article of Window Glass equal to
any either ofjbrelgu :•
’j .mars^hno : l - v '' ; ■ • w^,, 1 '■
rr^»HKI#GOS , S v BAOTrEK3EOTYPEB«—'
CpQf street. likenesses taken'
in uR-kiaasktfjsresiber,<ioaB;A M;toC P* aL,gttia2 Uh'
ftconratearttstfo and vastlysu-
ShSp
the n»e and quality of esse orflwn»f- '
... HourtfbrehildrenjlrtunUA-M. to 2 P. M; • * >-.r
pcXttXlS taken Is £Sy
'partofth&dty. - •*, , [norflSJy
Ty Nclsca tn tto Head,ncd aU'di«r>
dischargea from the ear; speedily and pexxuar
ncntly rczacfred, wilhout pain or incosiTcnkzffie, by Dr« Haict*
TSTi Principal Axirist cf theN, T».Ear Surgery, .who may be
consulted at 39, Arch Phibdelphh, from 9A.2iLtoS
P. kf#.*:. ■■ *" ■ f 1 1 '* < fc . ■ **r* T . ... ■ .
'Thirteenyears of dos& and tdotst uadMted«itentsan to;
-this;far&ncb of special przedse has enabled him to reduce his
treatment to euc&h degree of success ca. te findthsmestesa-'
flrtped and obfitinate'eascs yisld.by a steady attention to ua
; v -■: jaugsg
: _ WAT.T. PAPItRo - .
/*\H ftnd •'t , ffTl iW dtfmSof PAPER
U HANGINGS, edmpridag a grcai muabcr.
tons, selecied eSeesslySttste market,- from French and
ered,' of every variety; .G Lssod - U
coastylea Work;
Shiple t ''Maboeshy*lhsffirbo3J fe^ysrp^hta^d^BjUfma^.
westofiha
f.M* >? .^'i^- > ■ --•. '* ' •”. ’"* s%
.%^ C 'C*'^ ;: -
:.*->i‘^X;"' v^-'’s;
-fc. ■•
if v-
: - £
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tap ajjd . .josurn c. fosttk
a * ° ,<^oc “» perJonnaope to eotmnenea
-»* - mscss c? jssseemt
+*jxcs f Dress Circle.
Marquette ... 50 1 Second Tier.
at the Itor Office, aartag the
aaj, without extra charge.' ~
v•: First aightfif GiC-ongagemeat of the Celebrated
tress ana cantairics, Miss CAHOLIN £ QtCIIIKG 3, and fcsr
..talented and -- ; r •
[Woieaian > slc.S22ilS-SICznNGS. **.**--•* -
• Tms.EvE.xi3a, June Cliff 1853, vlll bo perfunnod Ibo pop* .v-^
nlar Drama of - , - > *■
- DON CESAK DU SAZAN" V - ' '
2Tr, BSduag*.
Tn TThleb ah* trtiTfatferfnw fhw»pn*mtfly, < «?r f gr .*
. Tho Kaj of ■ -r. .
Z In Uappy Homents..- 4 ’' •• •
3r Scenes Uials?oErlsblest-.'».^«.„.^,..,.^ w Tra1i3«3. - -
'.•“4. 'Arfa:Talse„v.~;.«y fc UColom?Tl»Ill«L' •
:, I Dancc«««.».w;i’.«.iv;,;.j«slr.'naa-'?lra. Gilberts :.■■
concede witb the celebrated
by James cf-PMladelpMaj • ••'• • -_..v
T7ASQINGXGX,* IUZ SOEG3*.
Gc& m. »n M. . M. . w..31r, E!ch\a~JU
(Allowed to las, wise# fa eastuzjß, a racist estracr»La_ry
Ikencss-of the departed hero asd ,
tgs» Xo-morroy—Mr. aarf Miss RlClinv<H;Triil SFpessv- -•
'Tr'3^Car{jo , &'Ce4llllo» : «*2i£l Brass Sax2&©sr»—
Saadi'csa
Carso, at tie “Crystal FalacoDagucmaaJtcomji,” of
ayyfttf - : : CAKG\> & CO. T g»'Toartfr Street ,
r , £«O0h:
. FOB FROF.JOim WISPS
J&WlUVmGrM'm&tef
3BIAX HEHAGESI.SU 1 ~.
Pittsburgh, Joße3,lSs3“*(jeS:lu*) ■• :•. •- ■ • \. •
' GRAND
- .• UASONIO If A bh!
11/TONDAT EYKNrSG 6lh, ISSC T -Gt , oO -surth of
ixL-'SfcJk Costly mil mil fce donated
to ttxo endlenee, freacf ejiargpi'oftc? the njprcscntaiKra of-v:
tboPAKUIOP Golil Watcher Gold
Gdd,Bipgs r ltrogcba3i:P&plflt; : Slaelio- Chocks, Ac., &c.,&c. >v ■
Erery-persQn.ym recdvea -S3.
' ,£2?-Go and sec-tha. Gifts, in Jlr. J».J.G»Ue.<pio's Show. •/.:.. -
STindcrr, Ko. 55 TTood stscct.
•• * o +Et*rtf tk£x& tri&fce jys&Tfl? dtbttxtl. w
. ■^-*ElCKi3;3:sl^.uTo ; bß.bsd v;;
■the HalL
* £3*ftolvpsiSonyxsJ.hey pass the door. v?iH recriffiim ,•
'imTclope coatsdnißgs.icceipdJfor- ono-of ihc-prescnts* Trbicib - -..-
trill l» delltured lmjncdia.£jyi
JEj-NoDrswriojcrlattoy’. _ **
£C?* PoUTS cpea cfc T-o’clc^ 1 -, -
TTNDEI?
: ftj jiinojGacgeCottoivTerj' desirable-ibis \rsrra fresther,.-:
ondcaooaliadforthecosbyafe ...1
' ITij fiiijiyfo Plfioasi. . ~. GOTHICS UALLy,
/'LiayUfr - ?4 Wood street.
.Splea&id Piano s* .- . '.-• • •
TOHN ILMJiLLQE, No. SllYond Street,;has jnstrecaiyed ’
fj ffmo.tiioManufactory— ...... ■■■.?.■.:.-.■•■-::■■>■-■+
A-magnificently finished I/rais rXlYtfc Cb;ekcrins Piano
Porto t foil scwn octaTß; tarred la-tbo richest Pusabctbaa . r
.ißCstexqOisits' eiiilpearMlka toO'j ~ Pncc££GO. ■. ; _••;
*• ALSO—A richly octave*. Pncesl2s.
• ‘ '^i*
. Tbe-above are'all frOia manufactory of 1 -
Jonas'-Cblckeriiis 'Boston, and - u 111 tesol da* usual,fit fie
toy-prices.' -- r v '-••' ■• JQHJM& IVood s‘rc-t,
•Agent-fcftbafiMeofCsxfcSerii^« i ?lsa»,iinr..\Vc«craPena- -
y-:aylTadda,- : V v.:~. -. ■:' -L^gJ^Vc-.
. ~ pus?? gggiasH&ifr. , ~ -.-.
SPIRIT EAPPIN&- ao ExposuresOftbc OrJ- -
girt, ITismfy,-'Theology and Philosophyol.cgrtaiajiljPJgl
- fWrm thtrSpirit \7vrHi by mraraof TVSpuiv- "
-UaKfeir,"‘•iledlaia C> r
etc!-with ntastratlonac" ~ . • ••■•• '•. /T* - "
• ,BY BBT- IL HA2TISON\ A. V -
' ■•!<»•»-12mw toL of 192 pp-» wclHllilstratf*!; <got np -irrsupe-
RpifaltyinxTeaUiig' ti»x?bcle
• GOets.,- .
, Extra clotb..-.™~.— y-~ pn;e7sclSL
"-- A.lareesopplJFottbe nbare yt ora,2Psfe recoiyplVesa tor -
sals by ? -_- JOUSJL 51W.103,
's'ifS <- ' - 81 TVoortatress»
r CsEipaii s r, - -
2. xfTT.T.rTi: Jr..‘President. IynfrlXZQ&RDQZli;■Stcre^rff" . *; •
• CAPITA!*, 0300,000* “*
!,Triil* tasar«*i?aiastsUltincla or risks, Fl.ttE &pd-2IA
Vy HINEL. : JLii
promptly-paid.- . t * < ? - /- ■* '• * A -^
Horn® restitution’, - ■■
■known in' iho-«ommaaUy;‘ond iisiio-' to rmined* .;..:
r promptness r.rid liberal) ty, to maintain tie character which, -,*;.•• :.v
•tflfrjr lLsbffarlng--theT?csi- *<,-
- - -
*Jr* C, WcSm tarn* J. IT. Boiler*
y gi'Smilh.-C.’lhinsett.'OeofiroiW.-JaetoQa,-.
tto-'M. Lydaj -- _•-•=
Aoict, Alexander yjmicfctThcmgg Sfcp£tr J - r -* l '“ \ ~ *.
' £3*. OS®* Ni S 2 ;H7ater. OVarehocsa of.Spang.A • -\"i:
’ ~ * norSisly* -
S ' ,l ’' VO&^il2£. lIX&ttHJLISD S ~ ■,
T\lh LAK2STTfT3 JUNO CORDIAL, or Procreative BUx
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General Wealmess cf tte Cesitsl Organs, -
Ketrotta Affections/ or _
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.Introduced, theyliaTO in erery Ig3»&eco given.,
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:r- 4®rA fail and unequivocal Warranty is jiren in all mss.-; • * • • ■
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IMOSST9SAL-.
’ PCS THS.-CU3SOT - ,
co’Cuiis, colls, hoabseness, saoxcirns. 7/iroa?-
£*o ASTHHA, sad CONSUMPTION,
-“ And by &it rurerj up®* fit sani thtrtsf, -SicU grots uN
• • trees fot jxklj tshoss Uaf.-shalXnsi fadr-,&td tht frail Here- . •• .
i sf tfsSM'/a* .meat crulihtlccifMfTerffcarviedzeiatS?..' •<:■■> •■.•■•<..
I’TKBirgas-Lope for the record edieng ago, and avcry
f~li year addsßew-proof latheaasanmceTthat theseprusu- v /
fics shall cot tail, ‘ ~ ""
~ As ccdiffiV Scenes discovers and
nattarab&.T giTeajOno by one, tho dter-aa eg -that- afflicS-cus--
•tsw yield to the control of art, Of cEthßtoladfesnesnf----- •
fer from', none has tarried mere victim* r to v im.'nnstaM:ly :' :
grave thaaOongnmpUon_pt the Lungs. give- y ; -
•;so m&gjisteußi that .this too. may .he cured, and that Fahso - .
■nary'CbxuDliilntsJtiLfiil ihcir forms, may bo removed by: :
CherryPeetoraL - , - r
,proportion
of the cures Ifcdt&fl. effected, hut the Agcaifceiorrcamcd srHl : ‘- %
faruish cur Circular freo, vrhewa are full particulars and • - •
indisputable proof of these facts." --v^r-ci.-
.Sufferers: readanijalgoforSouTselTea.: - iv. .Vv -v
FOB INFLUENZA. ANU WHOOPING :
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Sir: I harp^rcpcatally'used .yoar ChertyPectoral - for -
Whooping-Cough end Influenza, and have coliedtatlcn la
nave’been afflicted with these diseases,: andfhsrireeusa of
the Pectoral has alnrays afforded iilmosbiascmt rulleS, • •'.•• -
•„.•.• :'..1JA315L3. QX/QSiitL :. ■
; We attest the truth of the above statement;- ■• - :.>
M.'RrGINXy, .Editor ofthe Nashville Whl".
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FOR A COifSUMPTEVR CQUGIL -
-> v Pis?2an3Qa,at l jFcb.'2s r iSsi <
-Dear slr->-?7or three years I hare heea nSiictal erith u- •'
Cough, so distressing that X4?jqurzlTy despaired cf rccore
-ty {.mushof_theUcsa X sit cp -aU-jcjght
my-chair, as idy eougtkvouMsulltXftta oewheollaydQTrtu:''
Haring used la any Jast .
tried the Cherry. XeetotaUwhieb r uader;Pro’?ldeaco J | has ei-‘ >
-together^mted-avXaiaywithgratitader^oais^-.%•>: .c-;-. - >
i " , 3ASIE3 »TCAM*LS33 f -
is <m« of ths ffvri&Qux. Cvrez- of A&tteza
•:jrvhkh;haat bjin-occrediuSjto- Cherry-j Pectorals •. ’
- Area*t, 2f. Y n AprJ 17,1545,
Dju Atsb,DoirelL Dear Sir:Thr.ra £rr years h_-cn af*
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obliged to slsapirrchair Ict-a'-largsr- x^ioftho^Jac,:--••• ~
beiag-utoabl&la treaths os .ay ihat.: -»:gm4 •; : : f
;scrifc©l,~ss yogrCfcary-Tegtorab-y>- .i:cre"
■ first ti-fioecicd to mkg-ins .'croxss r tratia
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: Ita use ;; ®od awyta four seeks, the disease is -;
eiots!.. I cats sleep on 137 bed tritb ccinicrt, ana enioy a
stats of health'which I had aeTcr. cspectcd •■
GDQiwOB S. FJLiAST,
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chemleal gmstitataa, tbztiip *a adalrahla expound for -
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