i* in ; - S :.s': : v^fejV; ’ ..o.: ;,r pu - 'r 1 k;-; *.- * «•„ .• - .r \;;- : •* ?>'^-? : ;>rte; ;^: -;^>U-.n'-'4>~-> ;:-.^r ■■%■■■■■ :•: -x- ys:-y v: y ; * > „. - - ~ . -> * .' .• §§§slv. ~ ~ .' _ ',-.»• v ‘-■‘V’_ "V^"“ j’-P.V'**’ » y«4*3 Vfoj *(■ '*?%/£'' ♦ r ' ' »**«?» *i-in fcatJswsJJwS Un2s*V‘ S .lBfi» VSiSfeJtaSgj Mmm 'itlflnnKll " thf > lato visit of tbs Hoc. J.C. Dooms, Wb trust the prm will giro the utmost nofo &&P 1 , ' mK i " iMyUUW Ojj to *JLu*y* o*v* v .£a»BMh, tm* *fc«a-te * the follows V;V%;,y: *.\, >! the tsimof Wilmington,*. C„ We feat that the evite com* id ->>*- i fenderedhima public dianer, to show their high n!”° 7 !7 C ° nCß ° 4 40 iU l/yyLiN aporociation of as a democrat, a Arurrmi’n r> "-p* ’ n n ' t/*vV jt.Vf*** - Atotoe’b Omcs r £os*OmcE Department, RgttSftMlB£gi&pr * HftotiWSiflnv E ~ 'air jSSStfs rf* vt - ‘; . ssBf^^SSSES I”** 1 ”** , The following fctatemcnt has been issued by the workmenpn the portage Railroad. It comes 5-4 - ' .tp us by authority, and it bos boon corrohrated £C 4 by testimony that cannot be doubted: ‘ ■t < ( £> t>il f f f{gV rmoff-ClTC^— TecTmdenignod.DperaUral ea Urn Al ‘^l%'^' J i4'i ' ‘ J ■ lezhenY'Borta.'cTtculiiwa.iiare net to-day:to UeVisattis - 4 ' te*t oj procuring'oarropUbt , , work ilrot on Mid railroad. 'WawiUjnakoiOinefttatement l^Ej>S^f2 SV Ew - " -oft&srtnvaScra tAlcliwo complslnor, Slanyof as live 4“4j- too creiltoa ns, and'W&now clamorous for their monoy. „ SYphavomOtrSUnniiredorcompUiaod,4Bdrß3nMnotnow, <7dy fcrtawow Dm reared to-bo a virtue. Many of as |*n- ?:f s®«s-7 f: w;J- T ’Sis s^'s'l,.'- i ij \rW ,- . lave beta compelled to mil our tune, paying from 10 to 15 ■' i -. ftc count, to siK-talators, to paydobbieontractca to support , V’i'-'Sv-i r do;7'»S{,;l J iSK,f4 - >4*-!, f Vn''*£ g. ouralresnndfaialUie,on4onihorodebtsbiul topsyimad- '■KK:;~J'i>'- ■* h . mmoo H fmmlOtoiO per rant, moro tben weconldTjevo , ~ - pardiescdfo-cl*; thusloatcsatrlwstSsi«r ccrnL ont pej.i, without regard to procso - l Uuim. B«1 they tabs tbelr rcooUr tiato, bo vra>W nof" C?.islfss-, .gjj. i.Vjfstr'* {£ “--V s" it < cbmalMOr but that tuao woriod fnthoeprins sbooW be petit r7^T*!ls.7~fr"~H'KfcS?t7;- f ’.v' ,,; ' r 'f^t : r s 3 .: ' 1 , fir (a pnauenco to ahet worked tta pronom fall, mcroly „» -c 1 becaueotborol'sbn.Qchsosedbands*boUo complnuimost >u, ’JssX '-3^- , V7^wli ! ‘^&c s vV.'Vvf-C , *li'’--' 5 -''t;rsi * -.- bitwrlypt 3Su iojosUen Is too great to ho Dorno any ' r , " been told that some SIXTY TnOßSipiKlL. : - >v Wp;2& 'trill' 'jib-i ' .... liABS of claims Inspassed into -tbo Trcasnty Bithont tbo i ; v j -i, f!J;fAS &?tSS3?'XI7 i vs>l gupcdnuiodcat of tho road paying a doUnr on them, or |y^?^l3«EEK i^M3sdl^®«ffissS^©lk^ a l®tal^^hM i, 7 ;'>r:-:7i»'v^p3si£[i«j;Qijonisb thuffcansiog^losyto theopi “SSj^t'lsW" 1 ? money which was earned and ought to- bare been pdd . monSa »x» loos *3 th«e is any money appropriated, 1 < ’■ dwhich fcjoronght to tra, mthe Teenanry. , _ THO is the first time since tlra canstnffitan of tbo^roed, f_ rSsitt? H l-d-A : » ; 1 / » that hands hare been compcKfddo adopt this coniso toige, J iy -t'.J jS >i b , 'i-'*fffjjs'^S , !Sf-«l vihi :, * . their weges. Tho lime was-orhen they were paid monthly; 1st 11 t £tf '•»-< Ci®J't3*l&. t l»y , tiffVpi on alt rcalsan theoountry. We harenot juiod for an ad- irt 'o ’-«-•£ K 1 vanre. w« only ask to bapald monthly, WooaU ononr t fellow citizcusto aid ns in. cccunog ourhsbts. Aadfio^ 1* t}£- tljcr, we call oo the officers tho explidt * oil; > f X 4; CSi charge te, to elcar fhtmtclt cs, and let the blame rest In the rlgbf place. ■* • k *■ Me dbovc i* a strong Btatemcnt, mtd wo be >? lievc every word of it to bo true. We care not sjs“^§3^fire^wJ - wbetlicr the officials are vrblgs ordemocrots, but > *'-Jf<7w.'{i • the canal hoard is now in thehands of onr party. 'Jsffe t - But ,7D cannot refrain from calling upon them ' to reform the evil complained of above, and wo ' - hope that they wiil at occo remove the men who have swindled the hard-worting operatives.— h^sSs?’ l * They are unworthy of public trust or station. rj| ■ Theywould rob the State with as little rcraorao ' as they do tbo laborers,and they should be sbip pea at once. - ' The democratic party has never tolerated , fraud or unfair dealing in public servants, and fere' 4^v^SSjS, r jf we hopo that tho Canal Commissioners will make b? ' - an example of those who have been cheating tho , workmen on tho Portage Railroad. ' If this evil is not redressed by tho Cotamis ix l ~ ~~ i- ffeSfjTif' t?• sioners before the October election, it will then rest with the people to express their indignation nt tho baHbt-box Tho hard-tolling workman is aot t 0 he plundered, to fill the pockets of lazy sd£w officials. Their nominal wages is low enough, T t' God knows; but to make them suffer a shave on kl-iS. that, is cruel in the extreme. The laborers earn every cent of the money promised to them, bnt rt, - from tho it is evident that they | do not goWheir pay when it is'eamed, and that - the lazy officials, of whom we have before spoken, draw it, and spccnlatc upon them at a , Om pnblio works are badly managed; and the **' ''•fact cannot bo disgnised that the evil rests in the parsimonious remuneration offered to these who superintend them. }fo man folly capable of ' discharging tho duties of a Canal Commissioaor, % ‘ would accept the office at tho present salary. A - >r man flufficiont capacity>to diachargo tho •^^|B^d:;« 5 : -;«&-sv7if.s#.^s-«^ eB ;vi(f;^he'.'ofa«»'.ii»s*-!pNper.|.inaiitt!» f ::.!»n:- h : ; ■ :;t inalte morw bia industry.iukitny; oilier "broncla - ;: -•'./'■■/’ofi'ordmary.bnQiness. ■,■■:■.■■•-:■• ;i«.- ; w.'':■.,■■ ... - It is the same with all the subordinate offices , ?' 1 ::".S-unithe , pubhoQwofks.:x::ffiliey ; layO:do Mor'ai '''---- starvation prices, and,, of course, they, will adopt .- ■ i: ::■=igotoe > mesuas to mate - botli wnda .xnce t, r Wo liawe ' 7_ r ’ 4/', _ ingman This man has gone JT«f, and we sup t £'’V,' fA^. ' pose he isunjoying tho fuU fruition of his spoc '''^i%C‘/''t' ulation on tho Portage Road. " C*K \ if B£j - Oar party is principally composed of wcrkuig “'?f* }T g - J&v., / Xj7| men, and it is onr duty, as well as our will, to Ji3 ' n ~ , lt‘V St% ’ - fit}' defend thorn against all aggrossions upon their ~-=4yA jt,'.-J' l -+j t \ ©rights In the matter referred to above, we bo s%• " * ’ c,' 7S^'r 1 lievo'that gross injustice has been done, and we S -f ' desire the people to bear it in mind liSSSlf' * CBAUTIEfiS VO*KX BAIEKOAD. xU&S kv tf'r) - S ,t<4?4i-V{ nary surveys ftr the Ch->rticrs Valley Reread 1 i'kfld'~T -t r Company, have completed their labors, and they e% 1:-S 'A '''”-' v 1 report that tho route along the valley wiil bo one of the best in tho United States for a Railroad. g£' 4" Ci s^A^K f The grades will be very easy, not exceeding at s._.f.i ••-ljgps»<^^j^^^&'Sjw^S^i§g(^fe^t|s-:K.::f*,,\..-,.i’!..,vii 5 .-imy,slno(»ottthe..r«ad.t«ttfeoyO'!ihs..|Bße.».-il!!». :; '- ;i-;.r-“;tioiiS:of the toad a' straight line canibe obtained *A-r-VT--.f^--zv.Jd'a«ome'mUeß..kvltis l -4hß,totBuJw«i ! nfc.U»eiC;permancntly locate the ashort i & time, and have it placed under contract the t ‘ present Summer. 2f-'t% 4 S?!&4' t We are happy to loam that the Grand Jurors (h f ’* Tir^j> W’ifi ; | /’ of Allegheny County on Tuesday recommended R3p4 ; ir'?/4'7 3 f ij %v ~ the Commissioners to make a subscription of '"C 1 ~ ©160,000 to the Chortiers Valley Railroad, No l-fc-S *-• *'/, T > r "4. 4 1 fTonht this rssojamondalion_will be promptlycar ‘J'i'T V“£ ikS‘-ktd'\ 1 rica out This, a'dded to tho private snbßcrip c "-v 4££ r t S'l t rices, which aw quite respectable, will enable ■■ - - : v.-i. : :!:4H©'dipectoV3to;placo:tUa;,'.wad;>BUd^,coiitraot without delay. fi^S*- l* i >i. ’Y dj, ( . ' ‘ . . ' fri rt • f fTprninj [rrn 1-1 mm ' ••' r.. • v ■- -% t>ltr tr.. -i. 1 it-r, V-* L — 1— 'uHMTitrrra ~~ « if-' J I -v Many Man of Many Minds* , j Vfc had a little article in oar paper of pester- j day, -which some of oar readers affect not to understand, end think it meaningloss, while others appear to know all about it, and only ob ject that we did not speak in plainer terms. To. \ ibis wo hare only to say, that we spoke ot{r own - Sentiments, end when, the “good'time" comeß nronod, perhaps wo will indicate more clearly who we ajlnded to. eltizea and an o&ccr of ■ the government. "Mr. D., owing to’of&cial cogogemento, was deprived thppleasnro of thus meeting bis old friends and neighbors. The following is his letter of reply : Favettgvxlub, June 12,1858. Peak Sin: I bare the honor to acknowledge • the receipt of your eommnnloation-of.ytho 10th ■ instant, enclosing “ resolutions- passed by the commissioners of the "town of Wilmington," in riling me to partake of a public dinner, in pass ing through on my way to Washington. This generous tender of hospltnlity, so ohar noteristio of Uie good peoplo of yonr town, is - highly audsinoerely appreciated by one whohaa ever, cherished a lively interest in the prosperity : ofncommnnity whose early and persevering dis .play of a patriotic public spirit has attracted so -• mooh admiration:': Considerations, whiohlneed: notobtrado npon yon, render it my duty immo* dintely to return to -Washington, and to deny myself thepleasure to partake.otyonr proffered hospitality. - . /- - Bo pleased to eommnnicate to the commission* ore expression of my.high appreciations of their partiality, and accept my thanks personally far the very kind manner in which you havo exe cuted thoir wishes. Inm, with high respect, yonr obedient serrit, 7. C. BOBBIN. - John-Bawbos, esq., M. P. 8©"*;Wo yesterday had the pleasure of. re ceiving a visit from BnBABW4S Bush, Esq., pro prietorof tho’cetebrated: Fayette Springs, near Uniontown. Mr. R. is a fine looking, pleasant, agreeable man, who appears to have been de signed by nature for a popular landlord. We are happy to learn that a large number of visi ters have alrcodymada their appeoronceattheso beautiful and romantio springs, and hundreds and thousands will no doubt be trending their way thitherwards,-if thisi ewrueiatiogwroather continues. Happy is the man who can escape to the mountains, doting these sweltering days, and there brcatho the pare, cooling, glorious breath of heavenl If some of the “leadingde mocrats,” who have been patronizing- the Port for the last seven years, without paying a red cent towards iiasupport, would pay up half their ■dues; we might afford to rusticate far o few days with friend Rusn. THIS WEATHER. t For the lost tondays tho weather has been ex cessively warm end dry, without a single shower of rain to cool the parched earth. Vegetation of all hinds is suffering, and the gross is literal ly burnt up. The growing crops, which a few weeks ago appeared very promising, yrc are told now look quite eickly and unfavorable. The gardeners say that their badness this year will yield them but small profits indeed, the straw berry season is already pearly over. We shall probably soon hoar of a scarcity of batter throughout the country, for without plenty of good sweet grass, cows will not thrive. We never knew a time when roin was more needed, or: was more dovoutediy prayed for, than at pres ent. £2?“ A Rochester (K. V.) paper serves up a column of matter as original, which cost us considerable titno and labor to prepare far the Mamins Pul. flow wo hnvo no mannor of ob jections to all this, if wa could only draw upon tho columns of tho paper in question for a simi lar amount of original matter, when “hard op." Whilo 'tbo thermometer Is 9i° in the shade, it would be very convenient to serve np the labor of other peopio’s brains occasionally, ns ortgiaaV for the amusement and instruction of oaf : rea ders. To write Editorials while tho weather is “betas blue blazes,” is as difficult a task ante extract oil from tho curb-stonc3 on onr streets i „ s puorr sqt< o. w< ontnaos«~ GBSEJrt.BW’B POIST, V V/ismsaios, Jane 16, ISC3. / Messes. HaEpcb. & Pun, ups: Gentlemen —Aocept my thanks fur tho Tory friendly manner in Whioh you speak of my re cent appointmeatas the Chaplain to the U. S- Penitentiary in this District. ■ I have entered .on the duties of this ofiico with a desire to be asefal to my unfortunate follow . creatures; that while I minister. to them rthe consolations of uncalled for by the persona respectively who are entitled to them. By some aeons unknown to toe, anil not always the most honorable, edge of theso balances, with the names of the parties to whom they ore duo, has: been obtained by shrewd, and too .often .unsccupuloua.agcuts, attorneys and l others, who have availed them* selves of thpigaoranoe of the parties to oxtort from them extravagaut fees for the performance wf services merely nominal and always unneces sary. I have reason to believe, also, that some of the'Clorks removed from this department oarry with them prepared: lists* of those balances, and avail themselves of information thus surroptHi* , oualy obtained, to defraud tho parties entitled to them out of more than half their dues. . t I deem it my duty to advise yon that there is at this time an unusual effort making by certain agents and attorneys, (whoso numbers have been i increased, by the recent 1 removals from this de partment,) to obtain possession of the l credit i balances on iho books of thla.office, and- specu late.rupoa the ignorance l and necessities of tho creditors of the Government, indeed, lam qnlto reliably informed : that large lists of these, i balances, with the namcsandrcsidenccs respeo tivcly of the parties'to whom they aro doe, and ! which toast have, been improperly obtained, have boon offered for. sale to the brokers, and hawked about the streets of the oity. In view of these facts, I have deemed it my: duty to advise witbyon os to tho propriety.of at i onoo . sutpendint/, until . farther l orders, all pay- ! meats of. crcditbolauceS' due' late postmasters, i except such as are called for.withianino months after they accrue, and.by the party to whom due 1 and of giving notice of such suspension through i the public papers. It ispvoposed that tho clerk having charge of < these accounts, shall devote his attontion, after theeuspension. of their payment is .ordered: to their critical examination; as heretofore, and to their preparation, so. far ns circumstances; will cdmit,for immediate payment, after tho ordor of suspension shall havo been revoked. . ~ It is further: suggested that lata postmasters should bo informed hy circular prepared for the purpose of the order-of sttspenaioni and of the foot that tho intervention of attorneys or agents . Is unnecessary in the tronsaotiou of any business with this office. Very respectfully yours, &0., WM. P. PHUiLIPS, Auditor. 3 Post Ornon Depabthest, 1 Jons 18, 1863. { : IK 27. PhiUipi, jSsj., Pori Ojn« Vep'l: Sta :Havmg considered yonrcommnnication of the Hth lost., in relation to suspending the payment.of all .balances standing at the credit of toto-portmaotors, except such-as have ocorued within the last nine months, I have nowto oo qunint yon -that I fnlly approTO the course yon. propose to pursue, not doubting that the oocounts exhibiting such balances will be examined as speedily us circumstances will permit, and that tho sums fonnd to'b® due will ho notified io the creditor parties, and paid over with all reasona- Me despatch. JAMES CAMPBELL, Postmaster General - In a letter from Borne, of the 17th .of May last, Mr. Bryant, editor of-the N. Y. Evening Pott, notices the preponderance of tho military costume over tho ecclesiastical and tho restraints on pnblieinteUigonce, hut adds: "In the midst of the evils of this false system of political organization, there nro some tokens of prosperity to bo seen at Borne. I have no doubt that the popnlation of the city has con siderably increased within the lost twenty years.' The proof of thi® is to be found in the rieo of rents, and th® difficulty which now exists in find ing commodious' apartments. lam told that rent® have, nearly doubled, and that the spacious suites of rooms which a fow years sinco stood vacant in tho palaces, and other large houses, have now their inmates. .Phis Is owing, no doubt, inpart. tshlho general growthjOf the poptilaUon, of Italy during; the- late -long Interval ofrest from war,' and in part to th o new facilitieafcr traveling, which bring many moro strangers to Homo than formerly as visitors or The tide also, Whioh in the ecclesiastical-world is setting hack towards the usages and opinions of; the middle ages, no doubt floats many hither, and adds something to this now growth of Borne. Phase who foretold that the Eternal City, in the: unhealthy air of her Campagna, would at no - distant day become unpeopled, most bo content to look at a very remote and indefinite futurity: -for the fulfilment of their prediction. ■‘ Meantime the oity is somewhat beantifiod' with: almost every succeeding year. Statues and columns am erected; tho old irregular pavement of tho streets, trodden with so much pain by those who had . corns on - their feet, has been taken up, and its pines ouppHcd by a smoother, one, composed--of small rcstangalar blocks.'of Slone; like .those; used. in paving the streets of Paris; a noble causeway, with parapets and a pavement of hewn stone, has been lately mado over the low grounds just without the gate, as: the now Appiau way; and the publio garden and the Monte Pinoiohas been embellished with rows of busts, in marhlo,.of thoiUußtriona men of Italy, her sages, artists and authors. Work men are now occupied ia the garden, forming its walks and planting them with trees, among whioh I perceive the evergreen magnolia, the bayonet laven palmetto, the date palm, and othertreesof the palm kind, which do not find tho climate here too rndo for their growth,” Tho Sew Bampibin Resolution!) ofCen. sure. . Cosconn, H. H., Jano 20.—Mr, Burke, who presented certain resolutions in the How Hamp . shire Democratic : Convention, consnring Presi dent Pierce for.his course In regard to appoint ments,'has addressed a letter to the Democrats of the State, in answer to tho articte which ap peared in tho Patriot Mr. B. soys in reference t® the Committee reporting tho- resolutions, that ho does not bellove a single gentleman .compos ing It, wished or designed to attack tho Admin-* istration. He farther remarks, •* Ho did not, and pre sumes others did not, but I candidly acknowl edge that I did wish to have the democracy of. Hew Hampshire present a clear and straightfor - ward record to the world, to stand on the nation al platform, as tho third resolution asserts, "un changed," and that if tho tree Democracy had been overlooked, and' Frcesoilers, Coalitionists, and Dlsnnlonlsts had been taken too -muoh into favor, tho Democracy of How Hampshire were not responsible for it.. Mr. B. concludes by asserting that bo shall not war on the Demoeratio : party—principles, usages or candidates—but he shall upon the con temptible Utile cabal at the Capital, who, ehel. tering under the shield of tho Demoeratio party,- are willing to hazard its unity .and .encoess to gratify, a personal dislike to me and more mom-; bers of the party. -Probable Murder in Knox lownihlp, . Last week part of tho bones of a man were found bnried under the porch of a house in Hnox township, which has crcatod considerable . ex citement in that part of the country, saggcstlvo as -the oiroumstanoes; are, of foal play. ; The bouse was built about 21 years ago, and the cellar, wall having given way the bones ■■ were. discovered on digging: down for- the purpose pf repairing it, and in snob a position that .they must have been put there since the .house was built. An old boot, far gone with dooay, wits the only artiele of dress found near the bones, is rife, - about the .matter, but -thus far nothing has been olioited tendingto clear,np the mystery. The bouse was built originally by. David Sloane, and has been occupied ■ by. many people sinoe then—atono time byJaoob Arnold, •sfth I® city—at another by John Stockdoie, and: more reocntly by Mr. Duff Phillips.. We men tion these : poisons—ell we. have-not beoanse. any suspielona attach to them, but beoanse they; are the answer, so for ns wo are ablo to give. it, to the first question always- asked on the- snb-- jeot.*— Steubenville Union,- Jtmt 28. ; Tip BmrapiiEs or OpAOREpr,—A man named Talbot-Watta has been mulcted in sl,Qoodama-. ges, in Hew York, for administering to a girl, named Josephine- Blackwell, a modmino; whjoh was invented by him, called "Watte’ Hervous Antidote.” She was ofMcted with epilepsy, and took twenty bottles of the .medicine, but it not benefitting her, she went to him and demanded the return of tbo money as ho had promised, in -case of no euro. Ho assured her the medicine* would cure her,•-end prevailed-, upon her poreuta to allow him to give her a. dose of tho strongest kind,- which-he repeated, uptti she ,had what ha called an " artificial fit.” She then went to risen, and the next day awoke—an idiot, ahtrhas' 'clncofrofjuently hod four and six fits t 1,»%.. :* •::•.?■ • :• ■ .:■•• A :..t ■ ■' t , s "'TsiiSlfii ~ T '' --At theiasi moeting of thooitycouncil of Blob mond, the following schedule, recommended by. ;■ thofinimco committee for ihe payment of the city’s subscription of $200,000 to the stock of tho Central Eailroad Company, was adopted, via:—sso,ooo daring the month of July,. 1858; $60,000 during the month of Oc tober, 1853; 50,000 danng the month of Jan* nary, 1854 ; $50,000 during the month of April, , 1854.'' » 1 We notice various complaints of. the ravages of the fly and worm in therwheat in Culpepper, - Madison, Orange, Augusta and other counties of Virginia,- It is said that one gentleman, who has 5,000 acres of sown land, will not raiße over 1,000 bushels. A case was recently tried in Montgomery county, Pa.; in which -Jndge Smyßer ruled that an - attempt to eign a will—death occurring to prevent the signing—is- sufficient ,to sustain the will. - In'this case the decedent had commenoed his name by writing the letter P., ulieu he sank book exhausted, and died in ten minutes. Tho Union Canal Company held a meeting on Saturday;.in Philadelphia; andjpassed a resolu tion accepting of the modification made by tho Schuylkill Navigation Compauy io the agreement between . tho two oompanies,■■:. The . consent of both parties is thus given, and the work may now proceed - without any other delay than is neces sary to procure a loan, thoprospectus of whioh will bo issued this week. .!: At the late Woman’s Eights Convention a reso lution was reported,and laid over, for . the next meeting; that if justice was not fully done the ladies, and soon; then they would elop At pop, illation of Ait country/ “Angela and ministers of graoe, defend ns!". They'll have ns there 1 Several oases of painful illness -has been caused this week by inhaling tho .poisonous effluvia omitted by tho Ailanthua. One family was compelled to entirely abandon their, home until the trees could he oat down anA removed; Thostench on Main-street-, has been intolerable all the week.—Brooiuiffr, {la,,) American. At the-Dublin police court, tho other day, Matthew Mnlhollond was convicted, ' for the one hundred and-twenty-seventh time, of drunken ness. On this OBoasicn, - his excuse wasr-grief. at tho death of bis mother. ; Franklin Foleß was admitted to the bar in New Bedford on Thursday, for stealing -a watch, pnd managed his defence in a much abler man ner than some older .practitioners might have done it. .. ■ ; The police of Erbach, in Bavaria, haTO arrest ed Dr. Noethlg, of Mctcnberg; who sometime ago was condemned to several,years imprison* meat in-ufor tress asa political offender, but who escaped toAmorioa—from, whence ho recently returned, in consequence of the death, of his daughter. ‘ Miss Hannah Waits, near Cambridge, la,, a very respectable young lady, snbjcct to convntr sions at intervals, was found dead in her father’s spring house, on Sunday last. She had fallen wlth-herfaoein shallow water;-and, doubtless, strangled to death. - The body of a man was found in the water near tho mouth of- Balt river; Mo.-, on the 28 th ultimo, who bad evidently been Shot, thcro being , a ballet bole in the right temple, which had rang ed so far oa to put out both eyes;. i- Thackeray has written to a literary friend in New Toik that ho will bo back in that city eomo time in the month of August, to deliver a course of lectures on tho throe King dcorges. Java papers say that the celebrated lady tra veler, Madame Ida Pfeiffer, bad left Amboyna and the island of Saporona, accompanied by ted natives, with whom eho proceeded to Makariki, and thence by foot through Ceram. - : A girl being eent to ft drug store to purchase eomo dio stuff, and forgetting tho name of the - jjrtiole,£aid tpthj>elcri;, u John,whitdofol!iodys’ withl” “ Dio with ? why cholera, sometimes 1” '•Well; Ibolieve tiiat’s the name. I want three cents worth.” . A Mr. Dunning took tholibcrty, last week, in : a magistrate’s office in SL Louis, daring the ah* ecace of that official, to cowhide pretty severely : ft lawyer, who, it was alleged, had joined with a * young woman to extort some three or four hun . dred dollars from the operator.. This is a mode ’ of dunning that most debtors would seriously ob ■! ject to. ■■■■■ : By the late advices from the West wo learn that the yellow fever wasvery bad;, at Trinidad .. .there wero upward of seventy deaths. At St. . Vincent thero ore still some eases. Dominicia ia also very bad ; the Governor is dead, and ma ny others, At St. Thomas there were twenty two deaths out of ninoty cases at tho hospital ■ It is stated that the British government has abandoned tho case, Instituted some time since, to test tho low of South Carolina imprisoning colored seamen. Orders have been reoeived at Charleston, through the British Minister, to pay : off the counsel, and not-prosecute thb oase, as was intended, before the U. S. Supreme Court a decision having been already given in favor of the law by a Court in Charleston. • The ship builders on the Ty no river havo come to terms with their employers, and agree to oo cept wages at the rate: of 38s. sterling per week, ‘ '.'pith 3s. “allowance’! at old work, and 88s. per Week, .without allowance, at new work. These, are the terms nowreceived by all the shipwrights on tho Tyne and'Wear, and at Blythe and Har tlcporl. Tho wages of other classes of opera tives, formerly about 21s. per week, is now 275. with fbll employment ;By the arrival of the sohooner Time, one of the two vessels'chartered at Nassau, New Prov idence, to bring to this port the passengers from the ship William and Mary, we have.dates from • that place to the 28th ult. The Eoyol Gazette says: - “Wo learn that a elaver has. been; captured lately near Key Bal by some of her-Majesty’s ships. -, ♦* A Spanish slaver has very recently succeed ed in landing a cargo of six hundred slaves near Matanxas. : -. : <; “ A report had reaohed Kingston that a steam er had arrived at Havana having on board, three, gentlemen who have been appointed by tho Brit ish government as commissioners to. inquire into the state of, Jamaioa.” :: The woatherat Inagua, Crooked Island, &c., continued to he favorable to the salt rakers, and to hold ont fine prospects for them.- Tho House of Assembly: at Nassau has: been prorogued by the governor to tho 20th instant. The two branches differed on- the appropriation bill. ■ Ono of their differences was the upper, hpuso’e objection to the. graat -of .tho lower for there turn of the £598 exocss of duties: collect ed by .the receiver-general and troasaror on the goods taken ont of the American ship Polar Star;: bonnd for New Orleans, whilo . on shore on the. Meseilo: Shoal, by sundry - wrecking vessels, and brought into port, which goods were given to tho wreckers as remuneration in saving the ship and cargo. Tho duties wore: collected nnder tho act for levyingdatießon wreoked and strandedgoods; and not os goods directly imported. .: * - r [IV. 0. /Picayune, lltA. ;: Bunting of the Kate Swinney—Xioss of Life. At the burning of the Koto Swinnoy, on Sun day, below St, Charles, there were three of the deck passengers; Irishmen,-drowned; When the boat was discovered' to bo on fire, she was run for the chore, hat touched a bar. before getting olobb enough for the passengers to walk on shore. These three men jumped, and- not being able .to swim, were drowned before assistance could roach them. - By o-plank which was dually run put,"thb passengers.yroro able to -get on the bar, aqd waded to the main shore. K Another dech passenger lost, his life by falling .through the hitch-way -AU four were going to ■work on the rajlroad near Jefferson-City, and all were, we understand; reeidentsof this city -The .fire raged for three orfour hours, but by extreme exertion; .tho boat.was saved, bat nbt until the main deck was eat through innuumber of places. It prlginutcd by. the careleEs hundling of a ligbt in tboAold by some of the deck-hands. The damage to.stook is some 91500, not more. The boat went on her way, and when lost heard from was ut Jefferson City— Si. Louis Democrat- 1 ‘ 1 ■* }> - t < From Nassau* .' r *l.'- •■ a■ * _}.“. 1 -'t *■. vl» V n,■ .' S ■'' ir ..ii ■• .■-<■■ *■ '■■'"*■ *'■: -• •« ■ , *r *. 7 «i* ~ r , %* r * r **»;**”» -iv.-'; - .-fiffift';; 1 }; Vvv: S'.y.r- '•?. v .—" v \ «.* , L l , ' , , -c*- k ' ¥Z W,:». JHUXDi -f? - tfe&r** email viHagaiftlbe west, _ '- ;• ■?•••: - ?„■ Wheto many.verywortbypeople• ~.<••-•-•. - j o':-=.;••& guardaom -.*£ : r. . TbOTOetood—Bk*dtß4andsUnmorer ~z -.-■■.'-.-r.-'Att&etnfratcf brick sEsfplaster r <- r ,- •...-. Ofwhich,forfortyyeoraand four, -’■ *■ •My goodfrtendQainte - . WelcomowashoinbuLandhall; • ; , Tomrids and maurcnvpcervhnd peasants,.... •. ' 110 won the eyxnpathlqa or fill* ’ 7 ■: i-r: ■■■■■- By.maklng pens and rmOrtmp presents; r* ■ . ■■. Though all tho parish was at strife, Ifo kept his counsel -and his carriage," - -.-■ ■ And laughed, and loved a quiet life,• •• •• .. And shrank from Chaneeiy’s suits andmarriage* . • Bound washlaelaret and his head,. > . ±zty Warm was his double ale and fccluxgs; ,: . nis partners of .the whist club sail*-'• ; • That he was fruitless in his dealings, r-newcuttochurchbutoneeavroekt . .YetDr.Poundtext always found him : •••; An upright man, who studied Greek. . . •■ And liked to*»hfofriendsarmumhlm. i Asylums, hospitals, and schools, ' - vv .;110 used to Hwear were mode to cozzeu* . . All who subscribed to them were fools, . • • . And he subscribed to half adozen; •■*. • li-washis doctHns that the poor • • •>: Wcrealways ablo,ncvor wilHng,- . And so tbo beggar at the door • • ' -v. y r rHadfirst abnsey and then a shilling. • 'Some public principles he had, * , • But was no flattorer.nor fretter: ; • - lie rapped his. boy when, things were bad* . And said, “Icannot toako them better.”- : . And much he loathed the patriot’s snort, - >... And much he scorned the placeman's snflffis, •AndcntthefiarcestQusrrelsshcnt- -c' With “Patience, gentlemen, anti Bhufile.” • ; . For frill ten years his pointer Speed - < Hod couched beneath hla master's tables / ■■■■»■;. For ttrico ton years his old white steed Had frttonedin stable; / - "j. Old Quince averred upon bis oath* . • They; were tho ugliest beast* la Devon; ,* And none knew whyhefod them both; With his own hands, six days in screm^ Whene’er they heard his ring or knock, -• * Quicker than thought the village slatterns; -. Flung down the novel, smoothed tbo frock, ... v And took up Mrs. Gtasso and patterns. ' . . Addlo was studying bakers bills* .• Louisa looked tho queen of knitters, •■ . , Jane happened to be hemming friQs, * And Bell, by chance, wusmaking fritters* But all was vain, and while decay*. r < \ Came Jlkod tranquil moonlight o’er him, And foaud him gouty edit and gay,. ■■■' -inthnofrirnnrso to bless or bore him» Ufa mggprl rmUft wniT ' • His dread of matrimonial lectures, : , ; > . His wig, his stick, his powdered hair, - -.j ... "Were themes for very strange conjectures.; Soznosages thought the stora-alone ; Had erased him with excess of knowledge ?: . Some heardhehadbecn crossed iulore.; /-Before ho earns away from . • Borne darkly hinted that his G«u» . .. ’ Did nothing, great or small, without him, Some whispered, with a solemn free, • That then was something odd about him. •. » ■ I {bond him at threescore and ten ■ A single sum, bnt bent quit* doubts, . : Sickness m coming on him then* To take him from a. -world cf trouble. . ; Ho prosed of Eliding down tha hill— - Discovered ho grow older daily, - Onofrosiy The Old House by tho River; by. W- ■ Prophets and Kings of tho Old. Testament; by Maurice. 1 - MemdrandSermonsoflfr.Amstrcng. History of tho Reformation—sth voluno. do y . Üb. Ed. 6 Tohuacs. -.For solo by. . DAVISON A AGNEW; Je23 ... 65 Market street, near Fourth. ADBXHAXIAH STBAZiXBHX? COHE&HY.- For Port PhilUn, Melbourne andSidneyi '' ■' ■•' - Australia* ■ ■ ■ Jh&S THE magnificent new steamship GOLDEN AGE, £. , P. tons burthen, D.D. Porter, 11.5. Command or, will; positively bo despatched for the above ports on MONDAY, AUGUST, 15TU, at 3 o’clock, precisely, from her dock,pior No. 2, N. B,This steamship is of the dse and' strength, and In every war equal to the Collins line of.stca* liters, and it is believed will prove to bo the fastest steam ship in the world. Her accommodations:for first, second, .ana thjnl-class passengers, jure superior to dioeo of any Etamwfr 6Tcr bull t. Bates of pasmge—Krst dess, >ladler' saloon, first class, upper saloon, $350; second class,. $275; third class, s2oa The booksare now opST: Fpr freight or. passage apply to ■ . J. HOWARD A SON, Agents, • • je23;tAuls .• . St Broadway. FAYETTE SPIUNGSI^ TTIHIS highly attractive, and frshionable WATERING A PLACE, iMether with the FAYETTE SPRINGS HO TEL, adjacent thereto, have again been loosed by the pro prietor of the Farmington Hotel, and Is now- ready for the reception of visitors. The Fayetto Springs 'aro'- ten miles cost of Unlontown. Pa-near lha National licad, surrounded by.tha most delishtfal aiii.JlQO}cniic I!ouniain-J3osnery j‘ and in addition to the enratira properties of the water, (which arp not surpassed by any in the country,) there are many other attractions. .Within a abort distance may -be seen—Washington’s First BattloCronnd, at "Fort Neressl ty; w Gen. Brad Jock aad Jamanvillc’a Graves; Dunbar’s Camp; Delany’e Oave^which may be explored formiles un der the mountain; the celebrated Ohio Pile Foils,bn the Youghiogheny river; and the Cumberland Cataract, Bccudicg from a shelving rock more than forty feet perpen dicularly, Ac. • -.- j •; • - v Horses, Saddles and Carriages will bo furnished to visitors; and having eroeted new staluing; those bringing their'own' horses and servants will bo provided for on the most liberal' terms. .=: v. tSh Persons vriablng to engage tile proprietor. , Beard perveek,so,oo; por day, $1,25-. - ' „ k '■« ; - SEBASTIAN BUSH,Proprietor. ' ‘ Fayette Springs, May, 1053. ■' EbOTKRIC. ANTHROPOLOGY.—A OomprobenslTa and- Confidential-Treatlso, on the • Wnnwrimm. Passional- Attractions, and Perversions, True and False, Phy sical and Social Conditions, and the 'most Intimate Brio-, tioos of Hen and Women, . By T. L. Nichols, M, D. - .. flfrury 8. Gove Nichols.] ~ . “I recommend, this book as containing more-of the phi losophy of life-and health, more cf our true relations to . God and each other,- and moro practical rales for the enjoy-, tnent of health and recovery from disease, than any other work .that I ever read.” •••• . • • . [Dr. Stephens, ef Forest <2fcy.J r . ,• - • r - “X look upon it, ofrar & careful peraol t as the most-won dfrfol book Aver written. 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'q.-- • -N0.32 SmithfeldStrec^^ BAH AM’S MAGAZINE AND GODRY’S VX FOR JULY—JustTccdrcd by- B.T.C. MORGAN, jtSl No,loi (ttc»Pihn) ■ V ' / % ' L ' ii *■ A. .O*; Meets si tlifriiortiwsssj sdrxsw'ef KSx -Yourth fißdM&rfcetskcsts, (above Murphy & Burch, geld'e S tore.) cn Monday eTcnSags; at 8 o-’clcchr : - marSO -' LOBGCj £• Q r Fr—The ;Angeron& Lcdge f Nc>.-253, LaofO.X. awts ever* Wednesday evening In TVtohiß'flongall, Wood ct.. ffoL-y r'~~&I3ZiACX£ '.iS’EA*—Forthabcst Ocaosa Tsi In Raa fcurgfc,atsocentsgototha Pekin Tea Store. Ha SS-Flfth street, where the very beat Black and Green' Tcasc&n always he had. • -. . —■ ~ r3y9-;: .3. I?.OWI*3SIIj iste Fowler&Pulllv {^ : Ho. 14 Barclay flyc doors below tfcs Astoc Homo, Ho? •Tcrin “ . . . 1 /. paxliCm ■'. tv-nra. iaoUe«.--Tfce JOURNEYMEN, TAILUB3 SO* T CIETr, of Pittsburgh, and AUcghenyi- tneetecn the first and thirtwE3JNESDAy<)fffrej7iscntlJiattho,H.Oiilf jofcy .-;? ;r - JOHN" YOBKQ» J&, Secretary. STSS»aSSfSJHA COIIPAHY, p 1 Ur£?^Sar4fford, ; C oma CapltalStoc* $300,000r As sets $159,172; OOcoof iha Eocmbf hßGady-& Loaai^So.fiSWoods^^t^'-i 1 --:';; nor4df-: ’ -_ B. H. AgcnV i Hcilol awarded by FroßlsJia Ih^T ISOa.—F- IL SHTTII, Hanufoc tuTcrc! Pocket Book»,PorteMonmTies£Bo» Wood: Writing, Peskai Dressing Cases and Worbßoxes,2os Arch strcefecua dOorbelfl^Sfa^FimaMi^'r^:iV-^iaarban-.. rtrS?li.Ow Flaca of nee tin.?, Washington HaJi, ttiSr -Wbodfitreet, betweenPUlh street and Virgin alley. • - PnwOTsaaEbpae, No.33G—Meets every Tuesday evening. ■.McscAsms -EHcmrarx7, Ha 87—Meets first and third Jrhlay-ofeadrnpath:\r :•.>.•••:.V-:- [rgagSStly.;-:- CornalJ CornsUX Agrwt many per* dreadfollyfonacntea rathecms-A certain. tMaedyi: fonnd; In JJr. ,Cos2a*a : . Cosa FUSJZ3,: for sMo by Ifr. GEO. S,£EYaEB,l4OWobd street. J ■•■ Pries; retail at 12K and 25 eta. pee box. v . sspj CSJAberal deflucaoiß to those who boy to soil again. Cmrtcln-Elnterlßls, and of cvot descriptiony .Fdrcitnre Plushes, Broeatdlcs, At, Laco and-Huslia I. P&JntodWlndosr Bfcsdca,Gili Cornices, CartainTine* Bands, &&, at wholesale and retail. - ,' ,W. H. CABBYS, i -•. 'Nd.l69 Ckcsnui street, corner Fifth, Philadelphia.' • • viCnrlains Hade and Trlnunedinitho very newest French, style. - * (marShly-.: rr'Ss.'-JHUlew’o Window Sbado •IK3&' . tory, COBNBB OF SECOND , AND AECH PHIhADfiTrVffTA ...Our motto is, “.QsicJ: Sdu end SaaH f f .. 1 _ l .' .. . u : r S;_*'. * *-■ Tl n>-"-.'"-tV--' J&f*. Store, Churchi'and Zcdgo Boom SHADES, 'made ina superior manner;* .-r -.: u69* Dealers and others are Invited to ; ‘ jrfve us a caßj-ba ; fora purchasing elsewhere. •• *G; X. AnLLEB. & CO- '•' • aaSTffm..-. ..•■• 8. W* comerSegond and Arch Phfli. %■ >" City Glass. Wor Isa.— CUHNIITGUiII A of-Wiii- nf PittBhurgh, ' Pennsylronia; ; : Parfeicular: attention pald to odd give thdr'enilroattention to tha '-business, and Jcef conS . dent they Can 'pxndugfl-aTrigtlelflrof to: anydibetfof-ibzelgnfcrdprn^tl ftrn -' t "^ Tf ffrfa»?r -i; zssrs:3mo .eDAGI[BBBBOTFPES,*i Bnlltllp^ : Thlfd ptP Hoars for eh n dren, frcmll A. H> to S P.M. .. N. tick or deceased persons tahea In any part of the city. : - v-/.-y v;: y; \[adr2stly ■ rr'^»l>B AFNKSSj H<4sct llead, and all diss* iS£r grccaUediKharwafitta-tho ear, speedily andjJerirsa nenUrremorcd, without pain or Dr. HiESr tzr, Principal Anrist of tho N.X Bar Surgery, who may he consulted at 89 Arch street, Philadelphiv&cia 9 A.H. W 3 . Thirtoch'yeais'of ghdulrnost midiTHcd attentibntO: this branch of apodal proetioo haaonabled him toredsds his ’ treataumt to such j*, degree of success aa to find the most esa* finned and obstinate cases yield, by a steady attention to tha means prescribed. {&ug£s . CHAS. E. LOOMIS, OTOCHABD BILL BBOEBBI Sotos, Bonds, &>d in either of ihe tvodties. Qrdnw placed In* our at SBADN A BED TEE'S, corner of Liberty aH-iSL Ctair streets; «r r LOGAN. A CO.’A 52W00d idr«i', wn3 he attended to. - raylT .: BUY AN, KENNEDY'A CO. PHILftPKLrHTA CTOTAIH WABEHOUSB, 171 &aUSouse.'■. ‘ ' .it KEEPS constantly on. hanfltfco mos&axtcnsiTe and \b£r ,Tttriodfta2ortrcent6rCurtahisantiCoTtalnMatErblsti> b» found la tho dty, cooprirfns ln part of tio fallowing CUBTAIH <200U3; ANO FUEJiITUEE ityleaof—' : • * — • machLMaCortaiav .• ~ WinJovShiddCaltpEte. , ftlosUa • • . ■ •-.• 'Etig7Tollaßda,aj[ltritHhju . French&rocatfiUe*,&U widths, Gilt OQr&ir&scYere atjle and. French Plashes,-- •••'. price, * S&Ua I*incv Gilt Curtain Pins, ‘ . u lampts, ■- • ■ Bands, Baiins, . Cords and Tassels, . ** ... Damask Linens, • •.. , Gimps,-allprices;, 21 -l " •• Cashmere tto, ...-.• Loops*- ••- •_ • ;,? r Plain Turkey Bed, •: Fringes, ;•••. ■ India Satin Damask, • Pkturo.T2s3c3sahdCardsi7\,^-l IdidogSHka, . 7 £hada®ssselsand Brasses, - v .•* Hooks, Einga, Brackets, for.-j ■. A foil assortment of the .abom goods eonstaisiy gsTsiu’ whclggala or. retail. . ; foaxl:ly—alm.nT OASH MDTVAIi FIBE AKDiMA tKST BIHE. MBSCHASCE - COHPAKV,: oi E’cnoaylvanl«. CAPITAL, QlOO.OOO. TBB PKRPETCAL. /VwKfarf—Hoa. AUGUSTUS 0. HEISTE3. &e«iary—THOMAS H. WILLSOS, £m. : :jimsraoEa:;rf ; s;--„ Hon. JL 0> tleblcr, Hay£ v William.SobiasoivJry . --. XhozaaB43l2lessi& • WUliua F. Fafca&tficb, -Joha'&Ccoc,' ' Harrey Bollman, . Jacob'^firs, Joha Walker, Jr* : WAllam Colder, Jr, Jacob3>Halderzsaa>: v :' BUSSELL 4 OAKESj'^cnts, • v OSee,tslc2byettBj3nildiagv ; 3 , . • • (eidra&coop-Wood-fitrccfc) •rjTn^ASßQCXAL^nSPPi>eiaßn*g °f tb ® city Ot PlttsUurglu ■*-;£: 3OOEHI k D > Pioddmt-EOEEKT FINNEY, EccrcSiy. . t WIJI tasare *g>tost FIBS end ILiBINE nrsga of nll‘ Unds.. 02as: la- Hcnongahsln Homo, Sos. 134 end J2}- Water street. tiißasoES;-' -•’•••'ivr -^••v’^vjV-f.-v J. E. Moorhead, W.J; Anderson. • BeG.Bawyer, B.B.Simpson, . Wm.iLEdgar, IL B. Wilkins, W.W. Dallas, • Charles Kent, C£ ZL BauiSOn, ... Willium flnTl KpreffwTy - A.P, An shuts, - •••„•_:-y Joseph Kaye, •■■•:■.. • WiDhan Wilkinson. ~Jan3■ Xnsramnee Oonspany ol iKgy D. KING, Presidents SAM UEL L, MABSEEnSsecmiary. - ' Office* HTTeler-StrteL Idvcoi jfinto cad Wooddruti. . .. Insures HULL and CABGO Blaks; cn the Ohio and siMilßlTera and tributaries. ; -•-••. ■ -.•.• . Insures agdnst Loss or Damage by Fire. -: ~ -v,, ■' ALSO—Against the Perils of the Tn7H.T»fI UavLTa* tioaandTnmgportatibn.- :■ ■■ y V- ' "'BXBlSCrbiar, -r y ''£}•>: V Wa.Lsrfmer,Jr., • . William Bagaley; •; Samuel 21. Kier, • . Samuelßea,’ '' ‘ Afliiifam fli-nghftnv ® • „ Robert Dunlap, -.John B,Diltrorth, ' «r. v . . 8. Harbaugh. .'Frauds Bailers, . • Edward Hcaslcton, ■• . • j.Sehooamakfir, ~' * . Welter Bryant, • . •WlHiamß.Eays. " " . ■ ?sa&ff£!■ PtynTyyV: - Plttnburgli I»if©lnsurance Gom»> • 4 &:Hoos. - - _ ■ Vice,Tmaidem—Siam iTCtcasas. ■•■' Treasurer Joseph 8. Lssca. Ai-'Ccaibs.;'-' * -Jy y.', . . office,; ifix: £5 fifth sxbect, 1 - sonic iSaU Jftttldaifr) ThiaOjap&nymakea :ersry Zsssisxmo - appertaining to' or connected with Life Btgks. . Mutual Bates are; the as ihosa adopted. by ct cf ono-fidrd from the' Mutual ratc9**e*iUBl to a dividend of thirty-three cud cuo third pcs taut, paid annually In advanced- - Blass token on the lives or persons going to California or Australia. - - *— - * _ KSZRO3S. . ... JamesS.lloon, vi - :-w • . ’- SamuelXTClurhaa, ■:• ■ •William-Fhmips, John A: Wilson, - :JohnS«tt, - Joseph P. Gaisan, B. 6. -John M;Alpln,.• - r AlyTf fteijvrtfei . Horatio ■ •., ■ • r -Hiram Stovo. - <•. ■ mar 23 — It Is duo to KIEE’S &irotewx to ir^r,.-say that it. has been taxovn to-completely omßc&to oreriy Ycstage of. this dreadful dlseaso In less time than any other remedy,- pnd at less cost or, inconvenience to thona* r -tienfc.:' - The thousands of certificates. in the hands of. the proprio* tor, many of which are from well known citizens of the dt? of Pittsburgh andlta immedlatrrldnity, go to ahov clearly -andbeyoha aU doubt, that. Ena’s Pssnoismtia amedidne ofno eommonvalno,not cnlyesn local remedy in tiSf. JSftgtfgtflffrm,' fig, Sipfcty - but as •*'valuable ; internal remedy, inviting the investigating physicians, -as esthesn@3slng p attent,. to -becomo lts: jaarfta.- ' -s - --- - - These having a dread.of mistores'&rfr&ssaied ftw* this medldnoU purely natural, imd is bottled as It Cows from thebesom of the earth. r . apeva’ptiUithcdei Syroatit, i?. K, cad 642 r» 2,'lBsstoiaWcA :.--.:v-: :V •, v. '•‘ ' T :■' .t ..• vo-. ;-: v n.. “♦ st y-.frr-.- V" i ta* » • _ 1770. OBASW, SUCLDJS AXD SUfrVb EXHIBITIONS, • io:ss wimsssriav'tii^: MAMMOTH HIPPOMOME, CkpGMtcf ccctmiaodatfM TElf THOUSAND versons, Qn rS??r ßtrectj (&an\tlie Canal,) Pittsburgh, Jaiy4th, 1853. : ■;- cnaccoun* of tho wealheiv* ,r 23.-'* »1U eoa*;l- V : _*Sfc opfcfi. grand spectacle or ißAUiOffif ASCENSION, by Aeronaut-Prof- JOHH WISE, fa h\3 nc^ and EiasaEccntFljlcsSblp FLAG OF THE VNIOtt Iniascs,' splendid exhibltiioa of .-. PMrscau*c3,.(jrspd Sotrw Proscntitionj-iasd other perfbea* l. place, will- hoaxbib- C7C *burnt in' tl!9 western Go to fteiaranan’a Jewelry Store, neat io Kmoblo Hall, v ' tho .hanajomi. prceiUSy f7hcro ticket* may be-ob^ -* r ' ■s*' particulars* -. - J.S.POa'.i.lk&yManaggr.:-: ■-.-■•' Carnot Cotillion anil Erass Saxhorn f ..Is&k- -MmSr cs& hi - '-Fiixa&d: -Gi^i^attJt§: w ‘lv : iny2srff--- -r -.-ILf 2k OAEGO;^-GO.*S f Pourth street;. 1 . - -je22.- , . ' : HENRY IL OOLIES& •• /GOTHIC CHIiI2*2CY TOFS--13U,. of TarioxLa.cattenia, AXibrgaleby " ■ [jcS] " ' H. CQLLIK3. .:. Y' , UiEKSE- V/ Je22 .T>iiAN&r-S barrels, for sale by - JO jg 23 . • HENRY H. COLLINS. Cit>A£~iboxe3 Resin Soap, -)S':je2g-••>•••;■ - / HENRY H.-COLLINS. .' :- TADOBU3 ON MARK AND eJL tolmuo la just weeiTcd* and. fbtaabsralnsly drib lota. . : /DAVISON JAGNEW. • jel3- , > •.- •• ~ .- £& Maifrct street,(nearFourth.) . |A DDLS, m 3 MACKEREL;- jLv/^6.(2o ; Herring; :•;;•/:••. ;; 7 XUSS’iaA£?E^:TTatct:gticet;X STOCK • FOlt' SALE—Ohio • ipH . EennsyiVsnia aiailroad sham Stbek-focsale by--=%'' >-•••.' w - CHA2ILESE. ISOM IS, t; >'.; 6n4ltoal^statesn}&£sr > '^? - oppodte. feT&^Kttsfeargfo■*; BAG ODA .TEA- B!COa£i-iJast-rccel7£ilr & lot cf snFcrioT • ■ gp£~ at SO cents.per botilo and 'quart 5 geutilao .old Cognac 'Brandy at 75c. and fil.OO pcrlwula--- Yoreala by , . - . % JEEU HAWOUTH, , - /jc22 >- r. - >:^qrpercf-l)iamondflad.l)»flinondallflr^-- jTVSB OF. THE SESTHiIOQEaT STOBE3IN XUE CiTYv Dolnga - , of jslo,opp. ilt hasjlhft/bes! run of Eustazh.iniho city,. j The owner’s Marto;qnit.* '" A flnafortune -- a purchaser;.- •v-£nqulre 'WOODS,' ' 4 -o ja:a;s p.Hiso osa, " -Alters jrf.Jancr- vl£&lccai2oa is c&ntralj'balsg:: ppiasitethoAcicTica'Q, ani iefcree n and rrsalc - - lia. cits LaU -60 perfect ia «7wy,3epsrfeisat- J-S. SCl^ntG,. frrdl tau»re asigoSiXi cfc tho ---- : . jal&lm. - ISIPORT ATVX TO 2AMHiISS>r*2c& s siiscrtbers v onJd call - stfentlca to ifcd &xctj constant of Psarl-Steoa. Hill'Eitra fiassmi fir£fisn'FlGC?»- Crcai: jproiii2& £H<* tisill l >tsacre able i*m orders prices.-’ -Alsoibesi eanntry toadsc*3?isiaai2:r oi'iaad:"jfo'V xharspilbr delivery. - BAILUY &RE^SOAW, • ; jail '•■- : ~ •- FsisHy Gxos^2s3.liberty street'^'-;. Fiona* cuitl TTVH&'sahacri&ers har»• oj-anryj & J:'LfJCS;VASB FEED. • .STORBjtit 2t eu 50 gaithfield street, Fourth, '%iere.'thfly'^ : k«epv'ci£-'hat3tl’vChsi«r- s' FAMIL7 OATS; CORS» and; aJI-Mala of Horse -Feed;:- They •TespcctfaUy invite, the citizens .of Pittsburgh;- L' togivethcm neilL-' ''■' :-jc&lra -' r T; .’WOULD respectfully inform'. tb& dtisena of Pittsburgh • ■ •A- --aadTidnity, thatlharoppuaed-a Storeßoom.corner ©fThlrd ccdPmithfiffl o!2ce or the Citlnezas’ BeposifrSantr 6t a FUtsTmrgSu - : T T> ESQLTED, :Thafc s.e, lhe : 2tc*uiholdcr3\trf the 'Csiisess?vV lv biglj have creep Ud, and hereby.do- acccptr-ths- act of cpproreA thefSihday =tj t AnriL' AT>.: , passed 3lajr : -. r • ;.:■>:>>•' _ ■2fe'jK£;«£. 13j st tha Board mei t daily, at to open- tile'A' capital stock - , of the eh/ibi Loire JL I£, adi ;3 o/eloch, T-.-SL*' and, that farther- public -zdtiee thereof be gfreh by aLreriiseaicni in thfos'dc4l7:patHeri-—-- {iU^niicraTiajssdJnaelCth,- . :' :- Published’'by'order of r.--jelO ~v-.~-'' y- :■ y,---?’ ~'. -; , TVAJiIa PAPES, ' ' hand and for collection of PdPEC- - V/.nANGlNSSjCOmpriscjfa'sTOit-nombc? of cewpat- 1 tcmVeelected exprcssiy forth fa and American^2ctcrigs, of end' TelTeVllov-v - erfcd»ef Cldied and TTc glazed ota Stjleanr -XaStsScnr* -Wood snch -aS Oak, ; 3isifcl&> : - -Slapla* Haho333/, BocEtroca* &x> varnished and plain, ma king altogether that- cannotcs esceHeifn All«hfizqrmotmtalnS.- : .v*.'- v :? - r — , - .Prices imigo flom sc. to |S,CO per pie«. -. J ■ : deslroxa-rcf JcoSisgvthrough' t&r essortmshV vv whetfcetdlspcsea to pardasoor-ootj are'KSoectfaßy inri tedtoealLas * . i--TH05.2A12&88:3, Hotjgii & j}agQfln<;otypes« ' inform theirtoany > X' v^fifi^t3atl!j«y 'hito'-XEmoraltCasa Bur&e’a Bailing wears' -r}- thcyrhste fitted .qpTqoaagfftr-'Pagaerrectypia^'^ : Ttiy,sopgffar'ampgeaigi?t of lighty ajal- tiff, mosiapproTed::’- 'lnstrmaentanQxr toma tai. years c±perieaeo'ia-- T .- aisy' pladge ' i "plctaes Asms? other egtahllshiran t- in Ora ccnnhsy, tad. fax-:'- .' - Ofliff TOgrggpclitetiteseg'QiggrMa hsfetofbroboea : ed oQtiseas ci^-stMgOTs;aro ; :3»spoctftiily; ; isTitol;;tt^;-^lj : -'£ : L Our mottoes feir pneOsj-asd £*tfcj>T^ foctioa to our cfosicmcrs. .-.■■■ EOTJGH' A ANTHONY. - N. H—l7e furnish alt article* In cur badness to other - ' operatoxa aa heretofore. v •••• ...', tiplo''- : goia. tom ryftfmrrairr DR. LAK2R'£'X£*S JUNQ CQRDIAIa.QrProCT-mhgnT‘l?f. •. ■ lr, prescribed as an cficctoal rcstoralire in cases of De» ■'- • bUi^f»lmpctattcy," : 'cr Barrennfeg, and ; cIL irrcgulaxatjesoi’■ naturei It ia all that tt professes to bo* vis: Naiartfa Great ' ißestoratiTefixaiKEßaed jy forihose in-tbo married state Tfith- £ 'z out offspring.' -It Is a\oertain care v fur, ■ Seminal ;r Gleet, TFeafeuemof th<* Genital Organs,:'"• -NerrooS Affections, Leucorrixccai-or Whitcs. As aa inviso-' ‘' -rattoffmedicine it is cert3fh>raedy forTndpient .Qmsmnpaca#/TmHgea4idn,-jUisi:cf aiusetSX' - Female.WeahnsMidJobilitT, At ' It is warranted to please the user m any of the- nbora ao :odn^ahliaof : ; - •. ' CbuxoTi £r£ro.—Findihe name of.CocMtochAcßrotherim 1 ' ; abore'-' ' ksoer aslthaatoen:«ie«iac?y ctnmUrfeitei of-late. Avoid'' t^coantorfsites. joai?oald > jadsn^'“ - 2tgehcyat % - angaUwly NO. 1-flfr THIRD ET. r A FAICt OP FIFTT-SI2 ACHES, tyithla Pom HUbs of the Oity,foi» Sale 2 : ITVTIiE SELL, at private talc, a FASH OP FIPTYSIX' '- •■ - ACRES, together wltfcihe.improveincnts.'Bfcuatsd in ' pood' ~ 'rcsdr onvjMch there are eregte&JSlXTlgfiXT -Hfiff •This SISO--W L >-- ■IOCTB. -• There is-also-about acres of T ihs' & seensr ^ :4^aJ s :Pua as laid oat ’ • fey Bate ACarlisg. *V " ,- ALSO—OnaPoar Acr^Lct^iicarJ^Filkjiiahararr”.' ; Apply to HESRF REIS, at the Store of Eds & - WiwnMt the • •' hours of 10 and 12 o'clock, of each Oat, icTir? endStoats TfritTmr*copy la and'chpSu • ' r. -r*-f ßeiaov^,. .......... T vrL >Ai 8X ac 3 o.Acre^laiiirWarrMif£• fbr T?bich 'M2iiP S t JAMES. BEAEELT,-^-? ..^:go>-19&corner cfSetegthaßd : 'A*™? 5 FOB LOCATIKa. LASil'a iNItWA.-IWo • U made aiianjemonta nlffi a, gentleman In Baveneori. weJ rased In the laml bnslnsss, who n-ill locato arry-tVa^ rant; lorwsnicd by me, on tie Tory, belt land*'not located ■ ja of Daeon{iOTt,:lbT?areity/ana MneeaU -' tne,'a£tetnirasbnaHnspecHon.::ipply torJl' - -- •,JelO_ 3A3H33 lildm.T 2 p, 5 t: k* M L BBle or ExoJumr'e. ’ -vAtbresrstorßrii Hoasijbi SS&naifestiso-i onirirt *■***■ ls Mit « BlfciEctUKm *“* '°n -lloas “ca *»* *• 3 *%!“.*?>*•: =L,' @PS§*ftt*B««sßsaea v Ward Property is ea^dxceiitfc^tfriu' V "v Onnnidi CO £eet frontoa-PJno and T/xm*t /sf. .Ti ttocnigh tho jquaxa and comers cn 'Pika rt’v ,, ss2^ an * ns ' arranged S^scld fe; ffie balance. ;■ ;ippl j, to J v*,rPQ COgSi'gaY H.UljlKa rtW. . - cca “Hm-aas Wnf^sSm,» road,Bloat Oboo©nS rantSof ffiwf-S 3 ? 8 ? 1 !!®!* r.als- - hcoilasanylathaUnltSstaS^JdSS.v?^-^ s Shl«f ■ is act excelled la. b cl ,t7 cth^iCl !tu *«lteT&l. 55£ T ’*"sr«** ; *« warttienfcof access b*B“i fa ’«J ss^asssSSSfes®!® g»»sstegs?Sa'sis%'asi S : basßl tc* »»■** j«l7:td 1K Fifth st J ospostottaj^fct^k , H , % * X n - AMUS'KMEiTTS. VOVU’i'B OF JULY. • r henry h. colhns. jTXLMiiI LEOSABD 6 CO. •.aagh&B -xVSo. S^Harkdfetreet. 1833.