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The f "SirS^ 11 rksss
jH'ir 'k : Svov ■’*> vr-^ _ AU the Loadon ’ }onr ° Bl3 of May 19tb ' d b 7l ZZTZm— tmTLtZZ£! n s m
' a f.T^f^;i i '^^J-^CO l .'‘‘->M.V£J' , ij , A = been furnished by their runs correspondents j dlrt g,_Thc Spmuh Commission Rumor—Nao
4,4,!*V.V“e4’'"i''<‘*’ot f - ; '. I '‘ - with a pmailing report thot despntchos has | Post Office Bill, 4e. ' Life, Tiro and Marine Insuronpo Compan
*, v iyY 1 1 -'*"'~t* i 5 1’'' - - _ reached, tho latter city announcing thut Retell Washisgtov, D. C, May 31,1854. c „S« 6i \ J
;....»—" had been bombarded. Somo .of the oorrespon-1 Too war in tbs oast, nettreon Turkey and her MASO ••'•jambs 8. UOOH,-****
dents even affirm, that tho town had h£cn cap- . a nic S , UngUnd and Francs, on one side, and
~ tnredby thebombardingforco.-No greatatnonnt;| i; ua9 ia on tho other, to wUoh I; alluded in my connected with I.IFE MSKS. .-.. ... ■ ■- u
' - - - of oredlt, however, is attached to the rumor. I laBt ,' iB an event of snob mome-.t as to attract
*“, l‘<U ■><:'■ >‘Ch '; ! on the 12th nit, the British E^ticn co ttook to it the eyes of the whole civilized world. Hbat wdnrt
•. -•• poßßcsslon of Bppmerortpd ott|heisUDdof Abiid. tbo rcsalta of. tho war caocoi be insured lowest rates conelfltontt?
Tfaero was a report that Revel bad been bom- . . . Mti Utk on trith to uU partsea.
hsr.,' •? -'• r - - - . barded. but it was not credited. A Stettin letter foreseen, but enongh can bo “*“ nuaau^
- ' of thelGth May says* the Russian fleet bad left certainty to indicate some of the conacquonces. James b. M’Giii
.v::' - .. . v . nelßingfors.iu oTder to tbo lyieg at The ttlliea will donbtless prove. ; yiotpr3,in per- -jkwSvM&Sr
i: Cronstndt. The British .fleet le.atHango, near ba over y cngagoment,Bo loDg as. they .carry. Galway
> r? ''it ; f £ - countered in tbe BnUio some terrible storms, but if they attempt to penetrate them to any SSSstom
J'S M.W has manfully weathered them all;'. We hear tho fate of army may be theirs. I mb. . ~. •■ ■■^. ; ,t-.-- ■,-
■:••■■.<■.■ of.no caBuaVtues.:ba<ma.hftppftned.Jn.it; .bnUhe ;; ttuy wiU hardly attempt to ; do/ Rnssia; has FiremenV
awedish steamer the t J cforc alrmdy Buffcred a 9 muc h from the war
now search overy ship as can be inflicted byun external her TO mi
leavincthe.portof Lnheoi : '•: porta being in a state of blookade. But so long lnaa ,- o iace: H[p.wWattr«twet v .;-
?S3f Tr»> VV^SVl? *?<•* Oo tho evening. ofjMny ?P, the,, Frenoh ficet, a j.p r tja3ia and Austria maintaia a:neutral.posl- : ; ■ ■. ■'?j-K/Bioorhead,' “^^W.J.And
I'eV^’^d'^,nuder Admiral. Dcechcnca v -tioo, her: laws of communication will remain : RO-Sweri: : .:■'••.£•£«s
to then7h°:r KvW %tlt~ open to other ncn«raU>overnments. Atthevery fikf
1 tteh fleet was, on the 7tb, off the island of. Gotta- WO Taf ( I, cannot thinte that Hueaia can receivo j o ®pS°KasV ;
i S&b3^- Ika Sandoo, north of Gothland. Tbo..tenson,as* very serious damage* Tho cffect upon Eu- i i.Pp^foiapbaU.
‘%V' bl A*!!* *K«k«t rnn hot of Helsingfors*-- but It waa its political condition, on, whatever banner tic . ÜBt t. MAEanßLL,3ecn«tairy. v
fr' 4 !'! dnnbifnl if this information wns correct. Tho tory may perch. - Following his own liberal im
t{ . Russian ship Otbo, Captain Lauren,lmd sne- pu i ßeB nnd desirous moreover of securing the etppt Riven and Whutwto
J?: r <4V*-t ■ in evading the vlgiUnee of tbo Bn mb ottachm(!nt of bis allies, tho Saltan hae deter-
IT. mined upon snob changes in his Government ah b—
i on tho 9th insh, and anohorod thore v • • piaoesreligipmsts of. aU Junds up<>n apo 11 i ••§iB®s*sl«y/r-‘ :;i .3?
Frowst; Petersburg, ;9tb,:■lenors,.. state taat ofiuality. In European Turkoy the population .. gnmuf li ß e| ,; ,; ~ .. W!
w! 3 ’*) the British fleet had .been seen within twenty- a feoat a million and a half of Tutka, •' s?
’4 6” of Kronstadt, and had captured a rum- aaM , nd o , er twe , ve unions of other ’ . 7
afan°«hip» hIT and tho rcoes, uiostly members of the Greek Church. Welter shlptol
navigatiou. therefore, must havo been oompletp- Th f orm c r haa been the ruling, class, while .the CABH:MBVCA)
ly open. The American had her cargo ivaUing lat(er bflVo eojoye d but few political rights. lr
r5«"-5 !iv,7;s»>’"t s«»* «»■ ■» - *rp; -rnkssn*™*
were expected. It Is not true that a British fri- tho majority must ultimately eecore a controlling Secretary THOMAS 11.
gate was ashore and captured by the Bussiana. i, fiuonce, despite the efforts of the Mahomedon H cm.A.O.HeLrter,
e« p Acting on the Teeommendntioa_of 'ihoSwedtsh - Tfc Torhs in Europe have never, as it wnijeog““ntoD, Jr.,
ao^rJ^=oTa,. E Ss«..toa' I LbSS« were; been naturalized to the soil; they have
of P F™roark with the Ru«3ians-th»t trifling gained no fixed residenee there, and the moment
oommeroobeing-lbe ; qaly. resource cf the dwel- that the control of the country passes from their BOf
lers on that stormy coast. . hands, they tnuet retire to the other side of the
arepro h p C a"d“for drf»TK bartW Bt, Bosphorus. European Turkey must either W 1 '^^txwxn.
Petersburg, and it is said, of Soeaborg and' into the hands of the Czar,-or the various Pnn- the Mfowing:
:j V* Revel. They ednsist of eaUsous of piepowder cipainies of which it Is-compceed, after the £
I that are to bo sunk in various parts of the chan- withdrawal of the armiesof England anL.JL ■' ; tie of Jnnr Vermltum,
- will assume* a pnsUion of 40^91— iD-ependcJiCC,, W.lsrgaW
terieaonehoro. Two telcsecpes a. e adjusted, similar to that of UobtevU, Wallacbla, and -or- *»«.. ■ •
BO that the biescotions or their linos of eight via. These States, nttrqcted I . OTn / d ’'rt nerhnos Ms S I Emm
-1 ' will correspond with ilia spot where cniftsono itrf? by a community of . 1 can gsy the
BQofe The momeht vihoij/a uhip Vhi-- uuder Iho advice nnd promiaetl of-:. mifognja-jbe-wotid
We to both obsorvcis ; will ho tho moment for ex- Russia, to which they ore attached by the tea w,
a...-; .Me to ppta.wwsw.' .... . ns well as religion, will ultimately unite . m*. R- E. Sruxc
pojlDE ‘ themselves into a specious of confederation.
‘ upon wbieh may arise a modern _Groek Empire,- mj,,.. , •
havinr tbe'homo cf Alexander the Great as the PrrpaTtdandfo
ceutre G of the new Government. Tho Turkish
• Government is completely demoralizod apd.al-
—- Oiouzh it evinces a opnscnodiQ.power, it will not . tolrtß g...letter fti
h » *** *> hohi together after the departure of Ongg^.^^
1 the forces of tbo allied powers- : . - ■ tf«niiy beaefltti
f■i The two Houses of Congrc&o arc now proceed* SSroyou aMd i
, V-’jaXh.rs.iiv iua very 'quietly with the routine business of thq tm ■OiaConmes
setsionf \herJ is hardly a quorum of member.
< ' in attendance.- The deficiency bill has flnuHy
nV • ! vf 1 !'-. ■ narsed loth Houses, the Qommittco of con. tvoorttace
BS
I H Thnl'date passed a joint resolution yest^ay
avoidisg tho oppressive heats .of tho summer.
Mf - »a»8«a» gave notice that he^houldac-day.
s p3S^ s j^?iSfV%S^w'^sSuiJr'&^S i ‘vS 5 *' r 5: : .introduce a proposition to alter the >ay for the ,J}^C gr
... 'araembUssof Congrrst—that the sessions shall .ipamb.or
"'■ " oommeuce in October instead of December. Tbs Jjjdlv^i
Constitution providet that Congressshallasscm- ,j tb “ “
We at least once nyear, and on the first alonday BKSTO'
-=.. of December, unless a different day. is fixed by -n^to
•'-. —. taw. It is therefore competent fcr-Gengress tp
' r ex upon ■wtiamveruay disy no regaraeq as most *
convenient., 'Tb««:««-aom«wasqosfavorte*b;..tdRB
ir v 4 - - «h 3 <,ge, partlwlariy that the short session of f
rLtf - - - too short to admit of n deliberaib s
«S: ’v cansiiltrition-ef ftoy'important qtiestion that
, /wV 1 -. 'vT 1 1 pay osnio fcefMO it. It la not probable that the
MBbus«.. will, agree, to the Senate’s resoluUon; to ja
tako.a. resets' during the present eeaslon, hi- w
g5 4 l i i .fid-/ tbcngH ft least ohe ihird of i's members are, at Jjj
IW* moment absent from Washington.
. The Boston fugitive ii nil tiG pend
.. netmt. to havo produced a good efccot, and. al
. . .- though much excitement cooilnaotr to preyaib
• ■llitto bavobcencofurtherOvertßotsofvioltnce.- ,
The Indignation of the inhabitants of this city,
nnd particularly of Alexandria, wbtru tbo own*
~4 ' ■« bf the fugitive reeidea, is very strong towards
‘ " ' Bumoer and Glddings. who are regarded as mor
--- ------ tf-X responsible f,r tbe eeencs of violenee that
have rendered Boston notorious. Sumner and
his abolition confederates have loat.nu.oppoHO
nity to escito the fenuies of his acction, andal
though they proclaim •• they counsel no vie
■ ... . - - . itnee,” yet what mean these ioflamuistory hr
’,f. tongue", these continual appeals, if action
«' L <=.^- n«< desired and expemed, carrying out practict
ly their.atjfltract teachings! _.
c The Cuban question continues to, attract
tcation, and the newsmongers assert that
President will soon osud. in a message to C
grshs on the subject, or that u special comi
M-wSilOiwirft sionor wilt bo sunt to Madrid to make a final
~ ' femal demand egainat Spain. No reliance!
w— ——- ba placed on the latter rumor as auob a con
K*v^Vs i rt s ttg <! vi;^C^is4t:i<^i i !t’'-'‘r ! i<{’ r ' ; -.i ' sioticr oould not bo sent out without the ao
Kj&W&TtSti?* Czv'4 tty of Congress, nnd thero seems no ncci
for U eo long .as this Government; has a s’
diplomat like Mr. Soule nt that Court,, v
‘ known to bo In high favor with the Queer
Dr. Olds, .the Chairman of the House
«2SSpft^ l ®BS^?feS^W'iS i »'*L^s B<,^®<<, Olfloo cimmlHoc, has introduced on ome'
to bis bill regulating, postages, which .j
I^.if 'MAfi' i that the present rato of letter poslsgr
cents paid in advance, shall remain, and
«s tho franking privilege; that is, it ■
take away tho franking privilege frt
persons who now enjoy it, but cha
amonut against the Treasury. If tbr
jS^fi^g ,^*<lj, Bee Department is to.ho a nolf snppori
liehment, it ought tohe paid for allt!
dot-8, nnd not permit almost one-hi
passes through tho mails to go free.
£**«ln tho right direction, nnd if odop
leive the Post-Office Department f
'•-•--- • ---- ■ - berrasment. The defleit-tobo snp
by' tho Treasury is now, about two
a third, which earn would,hardly !
togo on Government business and t
’/j and letters franked by members of
Tho Nebraska Kansas bill is put
Tfl-jSSi tbority in tho Union this,morning.
of the land. . : It; is numbered 2!
••—-•••• •• session of Congress having par
email, number of aots. Tbo da
country, of-governlng too muoh,
bly the interests of tho pooplo i
.for by non-notion; than over act
ialatlon always requires romodi
quent Eogislatureß. . A
MORS!
ELIXIR. OR COilDlAl-A v/oon ,
....... ~.,, . —Thcio aro formalists -anil. tfogmst'
*•;;;.!••;•.••> -,v. - who Sony tho truih of overy thing t
ft-'}leffis In cortitn bookswhish they have t
<:V! rfHpjt idtegitfii’S sWWifqfi J tbe iuffiinuw Ztonum of this ptiocij
callinflS.- Bucli mennromUl-atonf
gresa; but all Uioirettorta cannot
-. •• and bXperiment.nordlficroditthe
tlnets' m’sbt. possibly ..bo : founC
.MORSE-8 INVIGORATING EIJ
•«*■•-,•<•. _ . mresiohatnoatcortalnineoMo!
“ system, anil restoring bhettored
- ~• ’full vigor ail 4 tension, that -ft
. : - I them deny itl Omnipotent tr
■ " .Can the recovered tick to the •
S-M tlfy (tgeiost prejudice, let f.
gmlltudo of thousands, saved
S : preraaturo grave, drown will
rt,•'»<.'.•,.•.. tboco who aro too wise in thi
test what they condemn. V
ridden aetivs; when we so
! order ytetdlng to this inns)
ugntost the light, by denj
ordinary properties? For?
The Cordial is nut up
■* s -- d ol,ar “
'• : : ' 1 Bold by Druggists thn
'■!!■■-:•' •'■ and the West Indies,
RLE MING * BROS
0 ’4«>»>?« DR. GEO. H. KEY3I
' J. I 1 FLEMING, All
&V'£ !^’s p'f&l ' nsr Pantalooi
- : '5 ; GRIBBHrS fit in th
' . partrltlusheenuck
i TpJ3ts^i.< , with their orders, th
sameeasoand stylo
irons and the puhl)
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» - f3fc]-,- -.-. „'i,;; !A:v^-T>.^:iv>o- '
lath} BisrainglM
o7 s' ATTxwnflE. Editor and Proprietor^
PixxsiwnwJß*
MONDAY MOROTSG:::.:k
* = '~. DEMOCRATIC TICKET- a
rott oove&ji'or, |
WILLIAM BIGLER.
for JUSTICE Of TOR BUPBB3EH COURT,
J'EKEMIAH S.BLACKj
a or soMESBEt OOBSXT.
roil CANAL CO3MISSIONEB. *
HEKUY S. MOTT,
r - " or PIKE COBSTT. ■_■ .’:..■■■■■ ■ ■■■'
M found or each
fAOE OF TlllB PAPER* _
„ Btat o Central Committee.
State Central CommMw
BwVcrt, Hotel. In n.rrtaburft, on ThmeSoy. the I6Ui
Jao ,,A.D,lSM,atlOo^A.M. osnraiChsSifflan _
_ KANSAS AND ÜBRABKI*
Tho great objection urged to th- bill, (now a
lnw.) orgßoixing.tbo territories of Nebraska and
KaOBRB has been tho assertion thatlt would ex
tend the area of slavery, and that that was thede
*lgn of its friends, It was proclaimed nS a mea
sure for the exclusive benefit of the Sou ,
have uniformly Contended that thoBeterr..ore P
con'd never become elave States ; that Om cU
mate, the soil and productions, tho
pp.it.on, and the current of emigration, a.l ren
d.red it impossible that slavery could over gam
- a permanent footing in cither of those territories.
Nino Immigrants from the Northern States and
from Europe, will enter and eottlo an those re
gions, to one from the Southern Btates. Slave
ho’ders are not going to stake their property In
such an unequal race, where tho free Sta ee
vrould bo suro to win; and where tbo slavebold
cr would be sure to lose every slave be took
there tit tho first moment thn question of slave
ry or freedom was submitted to tho popular vote
This view of the matter is now becoming the
general opinion. Mr. Benton, in his speech op
posing the bill, declares that “no slaves w.U
over bo held in Kansas or Nebraska.” Mr. Eve
rett expressed tho same opinion; and wo now
find that tho Whig presses that opposed the bill
are, one after another, announcing the same
opinion. We will extract and publish n few of
tl The first extract is from the Philadelphia AT.
American and V. S. Gazette, published before
the bill was finally pseaed:
-It I-eryvleartbalwirih™
i; °’ n ‘Jftho *errl?ory In refaronoe to the
mlotee the to make raevMnn. ' The
onlr matter for which Up p, mnn iro«l.v doetlncd toe*
admteion with the eonaentof the eiU
""rhanVwhigauthority. And herels another
from tho Buffalo Commercial Adoerluer, (Whig.)
TWt
that.lnlkrrtctiesl t esteem,
confide* Jt a matter ref-renco only to tbiv
• tt In mAWnefl?* **»«*appended
yrtth. and thMojo.loo>»£«* <®*“}JfS™ barren
.by fo many. To tha f peculiar lnrtl*ntlon
are She sl!«M by It"
The Journal of Commerce, N. i •. enja. .
“ 111. .nrprMos
ton Pcnrlso,hnwhfch . „ n , OOP . ffom pxriiri
- lßihe.naw;TeTritor>«. ttri falnra Stated
: nation iq ehaploß ,tho wt that not another
. Th.e-.oVßnMiT.il^,’f 9 ''f, , l‘ h b „nsM&tothetlolon. We
. elarelieldlnaSlate wl.l ererho 8 0 | nto
mar wlmU »t« Ultlme.e-
tbSToa«m»n "*na who mg:
no state Constitution that. etnirnix «»,
hoMora who enntcnplaieemhuntlro lW«tf
to Kan«n!4 stand aboot noon 1q STonlgomery strec
■ b.rr,andreethe: loo r. ,tralne of nineteenJ?'St'
fullof emlCTAOta that wo «cn4 wsrtwatd rrerv oar,
ther would'think twloe lwforo J'lne Into n speculation
where there is likely to he so ninch competition..
There in testimony from four loading and In
fluential Whig journals on the. subject, and wo
coold multiply such, extraota to a great extent.
< : !Po the last remark of the Albany Evening, Jour
' ttal nboverjuotedi the Detroit Free Preaa says:
“ Thorn will Va no “ competMon ” to tb*hu>lnOT.. _ The
Bontb does not now. and has not nt any .time, f.oußht«r
taking flxreetnthe new territories. That Jw 1
gin In tho pxolldo brain of Northern political naltete.r.
. We Entirely agree with the Fret Frees (n its
■ remarks. Tho editor of tbo Pittbburgh Gaetile
is one of thoso political agitators; unscrupulous
fanatical, and earnestly striving to breakup
the-Whig-party of Pennsylvania, and form n
.strong Abolitionist party in its stead. That
' ~ - editor _knpws that his clamor against tho Ne
’ braska bill is a false alarm, a humbug, got up to
1 -jfeeeiTo tho people, and. drivo them into tho
: : ' V: yanke of Abolitionism; Ho knows that tho bill,
SS it passed, Is far more favorable to the North
than tho Booth ; and that slavery will never ex
ist in those territories. How long will the peo
ple bo deceived?
Tiib Gaktts.—This abolition sheet still in
slsts on the falsehood it Uttered on Friday morn-,
log. - It saye wo invoked vengeanoe and violence
- On the murderers of Batobeidcr. As we Baid on
j Saturday, wo have no fears that tho libels of tho
roviiera will gain oredenoe with the public. Our
* ' Jpnguarge was exactly tha opposite of what the
J; • • -,. .Qautu attributes to us. But, we have now good
- .'reason to know that tho.qditor of that paper re
<■ g, ii 'i|wiaa'tO'arit<!i*s wlthout reading thorn; andpre
sp?give,the substance and import of
Ip 1 -t" speeches he' has never seen. Twice have we
compelled him to etmfat the last offence—once
11 fa regard, to the school law, and again in rein*
Cig tfon to Mr, Benton's speech. In the first in-
he made a violent assault on a Democratic
'Senator; as ho afterwords confessed, without
cause. In the last oaso ho charged us with o
v gravo offence, and then admitted that he was
mistaken.
What confidence will tbo public place in such
A man T How do his reader* know whether he
is telling tbo truth or not 1 Either through lgno
ranee or malice, or corrupt design, ho is deceiv
ing hts readers continually. He abases the
- Democracy os a trail; and nearly every billings. -
gate word ho employs in hts blatant tirades is
: borrowed from the New York Tribune, and kin
dred blackguard sheets. Abuse from such n
souree oan distufb the temper, and injure the
reputation of no one.
ggg* Dr. L. F. Perry, a worthy citisen of St.
Louis, was, on Monday last, assaulted in the
mOBt cowardly manner by a man-named Boeße-
- ton, and Bbot in the arm. The faets of the ease
appear to be these: -A son of the Doator’s, about
' five years of age, Btruck a son of B.’s, about the
same ogo, when the latter caught young Perry
- and held him, whilo his son beat- him. Dr. P.
V over to his house to inquire into'the mat
- ter; and while doing so in a ponoeable manner
was otrack ln the face by BoSßeron with his
i - elenched fist The doctor then raised his cane
. • to chastise the fellow, but before be had time to
- nsc it, Bosseron drew a pistol and fired at him.
When tho Doctor found he had been very badly
.wounded, he turned to go to his house, which
was next door. Bosseron, who had retreated
- Into bis bail after firing his"pißtol, clandestinely
■ Slipped behind nnd gave him a shove, intended,
to throw him headlong on the pavement, and
'immediately retreated back and slammed his
. . d W r shat Fortunately, the eowordly Intent
was not .effected. Great, indignation is ex
/ pressed at Bosseron's' attempted assassination,
• ggg~ Clnolnoatlls tnoresslng in orimetosn
' alarming extent. The returns Tor the month of
May cxhlhited a grand total of 1801 arrests; the
' largest-ever yet made in thooity during the same
space of time. Of these, no less than 422 are
'' Included trader the heads of disorderly oonduot,
'drunkenness, and abusing family; or; ia other
words, were caused by tbo excessive use of
liquor,—ft sad state of thlpgi.
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ATROCIOUS SENTIMENTS*
11 TnBBBOAPTIOS AltO BEKfiITIOS OT TBB StAVE
BUEN3 EA9 COST OT THIB-TIMB FGBTT TB.OOSANI>
POIiLMIS ASP OEtE UHITB MAS'b LIFE t
“Tubes is coMFoaT and •enooubageubbt.-in,
CONTEMPLATING TIIEMUNIFOKNT StIM ITI^.TOCOST
NOWj TQ OATQH A SLAVE. AT TUb NoETH..
■\Yc cut tbo aboro sentences from the Pitts
burgh Journal of Saturday lest And a more
itrooious sentiment has seldom been uttered by
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thif press in this community. “There is comfort
and encotirogemcnt “ in tho.fact.thatnwhiis.man
has been murdered while in discharge of his
sworn dutymurdered by an armed and infnri-
zea can sympathise* The very, existence of a
mob—the ocemfrence of ariot, is.a Bomrceof re-
grot to every patriot. ATmed resistance to the
execution of the laws every honest manmil
condemn. And when that rcoistanco results : h
the murder of a oitixrn, who was doing only
what the law and his oath of - office required, no
one, heretofore, hasßhocked tho moral sense of
this community by declaring that ho derived
comfort from the .■calamity;. It is not; nlono.o
I calamity to tho family that has been deprived of
a protector and support, hat to tho pnhlio whoso
laws have boon violated, and wboao institutions
are threatened by such mobs, and their guilty
abettors. There seems to be a rivalry between
the editors of tho Journal and Gazette, eaob
'striving to plunge deeper.-.and -more recklessly
than the othrT into theetough.pf.abolition fanat
icism. Tho editor of tho Journal is oertainly
1 ahead hovr. An innocent man is slain, and he
is comforted 1 A " whito man, ’’ too, ityraa; and
bo is not ooly comforted, but tncwragti! A
colored man is carried back into slavery, nnd he
mourns. A is slain, and borejoices.
But why is tho editor “encouraged” by this
murder! Tbo Whole tenor of bis article shows |
i'that it is because be hopes and expects that the
Boston example will bo followed all over the.
Worth. Wherever the law is attempted to be
enforced, he evidently desires nnd joyyMts that
it' be resisted unto blood, and white men slain.
Thodiberty of aooloreiman to lead tho preesri
ouslifo of tbo free blacks of tho Norib, is worth
more than tho lives of- whito men, That is tbo
abolitionist doctrine; and tho editor .of the
Journal adopts it. Aod when whito men are
murdered by an abolition mob bo is comforted.
Bo not our Whig friends see the atrocity of tho
sentiments they are ashed to adopt ?..
Rqg®mber that this law,- that Whig editors
nowlay should be resisted to the idealh, was
originated by! Henry Clay, advocated by Daniel
Webster, and approved by Millard Fillmore; nnd
several times executed under- Fillmore's admin
istration. Where were tbo Whig editors then,
that they sought no comfort by the murder cf
vbitoment
gg=» The whereabouts of our barque “Grape
Shat," is given by tbo Now Orleans Delta or the
Cist nit:, and tho editor eeouts the idea of her
being tho one captured in the British Channel,
lfo says sho is still lyrng nt the mouth of tho
Mississippi, with her nssorted'cargo, and that
“ tbo splendid basso of her gallant captain may
bo beard next Sunday in tho choir of tho Fr(?s
byterluu church of this city.” This may bo
true; bat it don’t comport with tho statement or
tho Belies. Honduras, ns published somu time
einee. Is tho “ Qrapo Shot" übiquitous, or ie
this world “ given to lying ?"
Got. Bigler was not able to attend tho
inauguration of tho now Houso of Ilofogo in
Philadelphia, on Thursday, nt which bo was to
by him, bowivor. ondreailljy'lfobTC!
Secretary of the Commonwealth.- About nine
o'clock on Wednesday morning. Got,, Bigler was
attacked with o severe chill, followed by a vio
lmt fever and excessive pain. The announce
moot of bis illness eaosed tusch regret among
these who nttehdcd tho opening of tho Bcfbgs.
Thev appreciated his able production, howoTpr,
which, in his absence, they were compelled to be
contoht with. On Thursday evening, the Gover
nor was mneh. better.; .
Pctsam’s Maoaxise. —Wo bavo received’ 3jo
Jane number of thin best of American month
lies, which completes the third volume. It has
more than tho usual number of excellent.arti
cles, and among them two poetical contributions
ty an anther who is not a. stranger to the road-,
era of Putnam. For sale by Gildcnfenney ACo,
end Miner 6 Co.
ggf* A large number of country people visited
Detroit, for the first time, to witooss tho eclipse!
They-werosatisfied, with tbo appearance of tho
San, but'declared it was Impossible to “sco tho
toon for tho hooses.” They had been looking at
the eclipse through glass.
Tho Evansville, (Indiana.) Journal, states as
follows i—The frnit trees along the Wabash are
literally loaded doWDr
• Bast Saturday, says a Cleveland paper, a gen
tleman in Conneout township, Ashtabula county,
clipped from a French Merino ram, a floeoe
weighing thirty-two and a half pounds.
Tho President has appointed as Consuls. Hen
ry 0. Matsell, of New York, to Port Li Union,
St. Salvador; Willlsm Day, of Pa;;.to Lyons;
and Canfield Dornui, to Montreal.
Mr. Ilemans, theson of tho poetess, has resi
ded at Borne for more than six years, os tho cor
respondent of a London newspaper. He is n
member of the Roman Catholic. Church.
It is stated in the Washington Star of last
evening, that Lieut. E. F. Beall, Superintendent,
of Indian affairs in California, has been.removcd
from Office, and tho trust confided Ip the charge
of Hon; T. 3. Hendloy, Post-master nt San Fran
cisco. : •
I Mr. Goorgo Steers, the celebrated builder of
the yatch Amerioo, has been appointed by Mr.
Secretary Dobbin, os constructor of tho new
steam frigate, to bo built at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. .-Mr, Steers, has reported himself for du
ty, and will proceed with tho work, without de
lay- .
■ An election iB to bo held in Texoa. in August,
when tho question of “Lioense, or No License”
i 3 to bo deoided. Wo observe by tho Texas pa
pers, that a strong temperance feeling is owoko
and growing iu thot Btate, and tbo friends of the
prohibitory liquor law seem to bo, quite certain
of success in the election.
Hohriblb Aooidest raou Camms-vi.—Three
daughters of Bev. Mr. Perry, Methodist preach
er; living- at Eldora’do; Ky., seven miles from
Harrodsburg, were on Monday,, the 22d olt.,
burned so badly by a oamphone lamp, that they
died; Two of the daughters wore grown—one
10 and tho other 17, and the third about 0 years
old; Tho Frankfort Commonwealth gives the fol
lowing particulars:
After supper, whilo the servant was washing
tho tea dishes, and tho oldest daughter wiping
them, the second daughter undertook to . replen
ish tho camphene lamp, by which they wore
working, and oslled tho youngest daughter to
hold-it- Sbo took the -lamp in one hand, and
held the top through wbioh tho wiok passed in
the other. The wick was still burning as before
and the lower part of it yet iu the lamp, buteho
held it away Borne distsuoe from the .mouth.
The other commenced to pour, camphene into it
from a can containing abont half, ft gallon, when
it caught fire and exploded, covering them and the
Whole room in an immediate blaie, and satura
ting their clothes with the xombnstiMe fluid,
The servant woman sprang ont of the door, and
plunged into ,a barrel of rain water,, by which
her life was saved, although she is badly burned;
- Thedoor, it seems, olosed; after her, and the
daughters, ia their oonfaeion oould not open It.
They they went through tho parlor and out at
the ball door, and ran about eixty yarda to thoir
father's store,- screaming and envclopod in flames
that completely covered . their bodies, and ex-,
tended at least' three feet above their; heads.
There, and near there, some persons oarae to
their assistance, and enveloped one in a blanket,
another in a quilt, and -another, iu a web of
linen, and'sueoeeded in extinguishing tho flames;
But It was too late to save their lives. From:
their hips upward they were burned , horribly.
The youngest died the next morniog at 8, the
next In' age at 11, and: the eldest at 8 o’olook
Tuesday evening. Each retained her senses to
the lost; and was able to give a full aeeonnt of
-the circumstances of that terrible affair.
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TUB TTAIi IN'tiJe baeTIOA \ Tke,-War tn.thc E'itt7r-Pr.obabU. Vontequeneu-~~
AU L„d« i.™., of M., U.U, “ZS
been furnished by their Tans correspondents j ( j;„j 3 _2’Ac Spanish Commission Rumor—Sets
Tilth a prevailing report that despatches has | post Office Bill, Jfc. , ;
reached the latter city announcing that Reyol j, . : Washihgton, D. C., May 31,1854.
had been bombarded. Some of the oorrespon- I Toonar in the oast, oeltrcen Turkey and her
dents even affirm, that tho town had been cap- j o iv 10S( England and franco, f>n one side, and
tnred by the bombarding force. -No great amount .| R aaa ;a on tho other, to which I alluded in my
of oredlt, however,,is attached to tke.rumsr. . I last,-is- an event of Buell moment as to attract
On the 12th ult , the British Baltic, fleot took to j t t j, o eyes of the whole civilized world, 'What
possession of Boomcrpand on the island of Aland. b 0 tba rcsnlta of tho war cannot be plainly
Thero wob a report that Bevel bad been bom- , , . ■ „ --i-nuVit on with
bardod. hut it was not orcdited.. A Stettin letter foreseen, but enough can •
of thelfith Moy says, the Russian fleet had left certainty to indicate some of the consequences.
Heleingfora.in. order to join tbo .diyisibn lying at The alliea will doubtless prove victors in per-
Cronstndt. The British . fleet is at liango, near bapa oTcrj . c a ga goment, 80 long as they carry
“nono, May lfl.-Tbo English fleet has en- <>» the war withouttbo Bussian ‘orritorics ; but
countered in tho Baltionome terrible storms,.bnt if they attempt to penetrate them to
it has manfully weathered them olh’ . Wo hear the fate of Napoleon's army may be theirs, This
of no casualities bavins hanpenedjn it; but the ; hardly attempt to do. Russia; has
Swedish steamer, the SwoaskaXgQnct,waslost tbcrcfore already suffered as much from the war
‘“m English oruUra now search every ship as can be inflicted by nn external warfare her
leaving the port of I.nheo. , ports being in a state of blookade. But so long
On tbo evening of May 10, the, Frenoli fleet, ag Prussia and Austria maintain 0: neutral .posi,
under Admiral Parseya! Dcechenea, eleven , her laws of communication wiii remain
open to other ncn.raUxovernments. Atthevery
tißh fleet was, on the 7tb, off the island of, Gotts- wOTBf, I: cannot think that Russia can receive
ka Sandoo, north of Gothland- . The .Ttnaan, as* very serious damage* ThO:Offect-upon En
signed for the hasty rutting to sea of the Bog- ean Turkey Ki u b o a completo revolution in
dnnhtfnl if this information was correct.- The tcry may perch, Following,his own liberal im-
Russian ship Qttio, Captain Lauren, had sue- pu i ße3l and desirous moreover of Beoaring, the
seeded in evading the yigij wee. of the British, tl Of his allies, tho Sultan has detor
l%\ s^:fflmhe A r!“";Vrttte o Kiel P blrb;; mined upon snob changes in bis Government ah
on the 9tb insh, and anchored there, piaoes religionists of allkinds upon a .political
Frhm ste Petersburg, ;9tb,- :tetiOTß, state that In European Turkoy the population
tho British' fleet had been seen within twenty- . Btß of aboat a m pnion nnd a half of Tntks,
K5"Ra“ Muhcmedans. and over twelve mllhoos of other
aian shipff had arrived at Cronstadt, nnd tho raoeß> moatly membora of the. Greek. Church,
navijcaHofl, therefore,.must havo boon complete- Tbo formcr b aa been tbo ruling, class, .while, the
ly open* .The American had her cargo waUing i at(ef h avo enjoyed bat few political Tights. It
** if ftU * replft f upoa ToXS
were expected. It Is not true that a Britisb fri- iho majority must ultimately secure a tnntromng
gate was ashore and captured, by the influence, despite the efforts of the Mahpmedon
Acting on the recommendation of.thpSwedioh j ■ . jjjg -Tarksin EUropo have.never,as it
««■ b “ n naturalized tbo
of Viumark with the trifling gained no fixed residence-there, and the moment
commerbo beihrlhe'tmly . resource of the divel- : tbat theo'ontroi of the country passes from their
lers on that stormy ooaet. . , . hands, they tnnat retire to the other side of the
,r:Vrct a UTo7 6 Bosphoro/ European Turkey must either fall
reforsbW iwfl it is sMd, of Soeaborg and into tha bands of tho C*ar» or Ibe various Pnn-
Rovel. They cdnslßtvof caissons of piopowder cipalUies of y?blcb it /5 TOP i° S !i
that are to be sunk in varioas parts of tbo chan- withdrawal of the armies of England srq Franoe,
hcl and connected by wires with galvapio bat- will assume n, position of quasi—
teri’es on ehoro. Two telescopes are adjusted, similar to that of Moldavia, Walisohla, and -er
go that the biesoctions or tboir .linos of eight via. These States, attracted toward^ ,esgh cth« ;
will correspond with the spot where caissons are by a community of religions vicwb, and perpaps
runk The moment when a ship becomes vlsi- uLder tho advice and promised protection or
ble to both observers will bo tho moment for ex- Russia, to which they are a««hed
nlndinc of race os well ae religion, will ultimately unite
pIOJ s ' tbemseives into a specious of eaofcderation,
upon which may arise a modern Greek Empire,,
having the homo of Alexander the Grcafas the
centre of tho new Government. Tho Torkteb
Government is completely demoralized, aod ni
ihouah it evinces a opssmodic power, it mil not
bo able to hold together after the departure of
the forces of the allied powers. - . .
!■ Tho two Houses ef Congress are now proceed
ins very quietly with the routine business of the
session. There is hardly a quorum of members
Inntt-udauco.. The ;deficiency bill has finally
parsed both Houses, the QommUtco of con.
ferenoo having rrjecied the appropriations for
tho waterworks, the Cnetom Houses and Marine
Hospitals. . . . . ,
Tho Senate passed a joint rC3olntion yesterday
that the two Houses take a reccsß, from the 3d
of July next to tho 31 Menilsy in October, thuß,
'uveidiss tho oppressive heats of the summer.
Mr. Douglas gave notice that ho .should-.to-day.
tr.'ro-luca n proposittou to niter the day for the
a-'aemhilott of Congrrst—that the sessions shall
commence in October instead of December. Tbit
Constitution provide* that Congress shall assem-,
bio at least otice aycur, and on the first Joiulay
of December, unless n different day u fixed by
taw. It is therefore competent, for-Congress to
’ m upon whatt-veruay-msy no rogaroea ns most -
convenient. There ore some reasoas favoring tt;
change, partienlariy- that- tbo short session of
Ciiogrrsens too abort to admit of n deliberate
cansiik ration-efimy important 'question, that
may cstno before it. It Is not probable that the
■House will agree to the Senam'a reeolution'to
tako a recess during lbs present session, fid—
theugh at least ohe ihird of Ds members are at |
this moment obscut from 'Wasblogton, —:
- The Boston fii 1 11 i ilitli niinwt****! ]
yprc-"t'fklTT?r*eoirie dozen of the rioters,,
'ioutns to have produced a good effect, nml al-j
though much excitement continues to prevail i
thfto bate been no further overt notsof. violtnce. i
The Indignation of the inhahitnnte of this city,
and particularly of Alexandria, where the own- \
er of the fugitive resides, is very strong towards
Sumner and Glddings, who ore regarded as mor
ally responsible for the ecencs of violence. that
have rendered Bopion notorious.. Bnmner and
his abolition confederates have lost no.opportu
nity to eveito the fanatics of his section, .and ale
though they proclaim “ they counsel no vio
lence,” yet what mean theso ioflauimatory ha
tangurs, these continual appeals, if aotion It
mu desired and expcoiod, carryiogout practical
ly their.abstract teachings!
The Cuban question continues to. attract at
tention, and the newerooegers assert that tho
President will soon send in a message to Con
grers on the subject, or that a special .commis
sioner will bo sent to Madrid to make a final and ,
formal demand against Spain. No reliance need
be placed on the latter rumor as euohncommla- i
eioucr could not be sent out without ibe author
ity of Congress, nnd there aeems no necessity ,
fiir Uon long .ns this Government has a skillfol
diplomat like Mr. Soule nt that Court,, who la
koown to bo In high favor with the Queen. ,
Dr. Olds; tho Chairman of the llouso Post-
Office eetumlttoe, has iutrodnoed nn omendment
to his bill regulatiog postages, which provides
that tbo present into of letter postage, three
cents paid in advance, shall remain, and abolish
es tb« franking privilege; that is, it doee not
take away tho frankiog privilege from those
persons who now enjoy it, but charges the
arnonut against the Treasury. If tho Poet-Of
fice Department is to.ho a self-supporting estab
lishment, it ought to be paid for all tho work it
doc-8, nnd not permit almost one-half of what
passes through tho mails to go free. It Is a Btep
in tho right direction, and If adopted, wil rc
leivo the Poat-OEco Department from all cm
borrasment. The deficit to bo supplied diroot
by tho Treasury is now about two millions and
• a third, which sum would hardly pay tho pos
tage on Government business and tbo documents
and letters franked by members of Congress.
Tho Nebraska Kansas bill is published by An
l tbority in tho Union this,morning, and is tho law
iof tho land. It is numbered 23, tho presont
session of Congress having passed only that
small number of aots. Tho danger is, in this
country, of-govern!ng too much, bo that proba
bly tho interests 'of tho people ore hotter oared
forby non-nction than over action. Hasty leg-,
islatlon always requires romodial aots by snbse
quent Legislatures. A LOOKEB ON.
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A report was received in London from Oleosa
on tbo 17th May, by telegraph via Letnburg, of
the Tiger screw steamer of 400-horse power, be
longing to the allied fleets, baring tup aground
in a bay in tho neighborhood of that city, and
been captured hy the Rusa'ann. Her crew of
200, U ls added, bad been landed os prisoners.
The despatch also said, "two other eteamcrsnra
now fißHting." hut gave do explanation. The
news haring been cent by the eorrcspondcntn of
a firm of great respectability, war. g.-neraily
credited among the merchants in the Uureian
trade, and thoso who are interested in tbo Bom
meree of Odessa express great opprebtunen that
it may lead to another visit of the combined
fleets, and tbo total destruction of that place.
The Turkish fleet had entered the Blsok Sea.
Ferilt Ahmet Pasha is in chief command. Mid
Hasson Pasba (Egyptian) etcan 1. The fi.,t
had on board 6,000-men, 50,000 stand of arms,
200 oionons. and money and stores for embarka
tion at Abasia. Musharer Pasha (Capt.- blade)
was on beard aft Vice- Admiral.
gofer Pasha, the celebrated Circassian chief,
accompanied by forty foreign ifil-ters, omaug
them Major da Giorgio, of Uni Sirdiniau rifles,
. thmarnriiitlpn.—ithe-Ceet number
ed 24 aau, carrying 1,030 guns, ana was to bom
bard Rcdonbt KalettfSoncbuui Kaleh sod Anapa:
also to disembark a land faros wmicr Selat lhsstin
to effect a junction with the Circassians. ,
' Five Tnrkia!i, one liaglian and two Preach
ships of war.were crnistf.g off Proves i. ; Three
Greco Russian ships in the port of 5 iota Groce,
near Baguss, worn watched by. tv French frigate
Tbo datnago done to government property at
Odessa by the bombardment was far■:greater:
than at first supposed: The Russian journals
autiounee that. In virtue ofadecision of thegov-_
ernraent, the military stores,
works of defence destroyed by too. allied rquad
ron, stiiilt be reconstructed at tbo expense of the
city of Odessa. The papers add, that the gov
ernment, In taking that conreo, merely accedes
to the patriotic demand of the iuhabilants of the
eityl
The garrisons of gillstrta and Rutsehufc arc
probably in great distress at .this very, moment,
ns orders hare been received from St, Petersburg
to take tbo two fortresses by the 16th of Stijy
** cost wbat it may.” The Ruednna hare con
centrated an enormous foren at K<i!nra«ch, O’to
nilM, but the Tnrko will not fail to giro ihrm a
warm reception. Wc arc told that A Russian
brigade is OD the right bank of the river, neorg;-
llstria, and occupies the fortified camp which the
Bashi Baxenks quitted about'five-weeks ago.
Mussa Pasha, the General of tho Ordnance is
Silistrio, baa considered It necessary to destroy
all the boats and empty, corn barges, lest they
should fallinto the bnuda of the Russians,
There was a vaguo rumor In Bucharest on the
7th, that Raesovo, after having been violently
bombarded on tbo 4th end 6th of Msjvhad fal
len Into tho bands of the Russians: it wiui add
ed, that the garrison of seven hundred turn bod
surrendered ot discretion.' This intcliigruco en
quires (briber confirmation; but probably it is
only too correct. Tun number of Russian pris.
oncro has so muoh Increased lately, that Omar
Pacha has sent in tho draft of a law to Capstan •
tinople, the basis of which is a regular oxchanse
of prisoners. Symptoms of putrid fever begin
to dißplny tbemcolvos among tho Dobrudj.v In
1820. thisfoarful malady carried offln oncraoath
six per cent, of ft Russian army of ona hundred
thousand.
A Constantinople letter, says:
l( lt'is believed to ho the intention of the Com
mander-in Chiefof the Anglo-French expedition
to the East to oarry the war into the heart of
Russia, to raise an insurrection in the Crimea
and la Circassia, as Boon asßouchom-Kaloh, Re
dout Kaich and Anapa, on the const of Asia Ml,
nos shall bavo been , bomhnrdcd, and to land a
body of twenty thousand men near Sebastopol,
wbioh would at tho Bumo timo bo attacked by
sen.” .
Tho subsidy given by the C2*r to the Greek
Government amounted to 1,000,000 drachmas
per month. The Russian government i 3 report,
ed to bavo given letters of marque tn tho Greek
pirates that arc now infesting the Levant.
The deficit in Austria for the year 1858 amounts
to above 60.000.000 a. It is rumored, that tho
direct taxes will bo Increased 25 per cent,
Important events are brooding over tho Aus
trian Empire. Tho Vienna Qaiettr. states, that
In consequence of tho great concentration of
Rnssian troops on tho northeastern and custom
frontier of Austria, 65,000 additional troops will
be raised. This measure must ho considered an
open declaration of the resolution of Austria no
longer to bo bullied by Russia. An order has
signed for. the occupation of the Galiolnn fron
tier by two army corps.
- Madame LlDd-Goldeehmidt’a concerts,at Vien
na, ore extremely well attended, bnt tho Vien
nese complain bitterly of being obliged to listen
to so maah of her husband's performance on the
piano, as Zugait (make weight.)
From Franoe we loam that an allswnnce is
granted to tho consuls and ministers who bavo
been forced by the war to return to Franco: 50,-
000 fronos for ambassadors! IG.OOO to 40,000
francs for ministers, and 2,400 to 14,000 frenos
for other agents.
? . There is rather a malicious ramor afloat, that
the Emperor intends to divoroo Eugenio onao
count of the prohableTailnre of issue.
One hundred thousond men are to bc-enoamp
ed in Pas do CalalB; namely, sixty thousand
around Boulogne In: four, oamps, 25,000 at Hel*
fact and 8t Omer, and the cavalry lutbevil
lages nearest to the sea cost. The destination
of this force Is'Unknown to the pnblio. ,
' All the buildings of the Cbarlottcvilis Acade
my, Schoharie poanty, N. V., weio destroyed
by fire yesterdey. .. No lives were lost- , . , >. .
- The Bradford (Pa.) Reporter states that - the
North ‘Branch is now. being filled .with water,
which is neoeasarily a slow protS.etß, . great.; can
tion being requisite from the tendenoy of : the
bank* to leak, and tho danger or breaks. In a
few days the; Canal is expected to-be navlgablo
from Athens to Pittston; but a small portion
above Athens la now unfinished, whloh, howev
er; will be completed by tbe ttme: the Janotion
Canal is in operation.
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XX9* To Inwallda.-«»MORS£’3 INVIGORATING
m.Tvm Oil CORDIAL.—A. V/oan to Ucpicai.Mabtliits.
—Thoroaro formalists and . dogmatists in all
T7ho dony tho truth of every thing thoy don’t find set down
In cortaln booliawMsh they hare boon taught to regard aa
the rumm’usyfconum of the principles and practice of tholr
callings. - Bucli mun aro mlll-Dtonos round the neck of Fro’
gre«a m , hut all thoir efforts cannot chain down investigation
and tutperlment,hor'discrodit their' roiuUs. Medical mar
tlnets might, possibly bo found who would deny that
MOUSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR OB CORDIAL lathe
safest and most eortain means of renovating a broken down
system, and rcoloring shattered or relaxed nerves lo their,
full vigor and tension, that tho world has yet seen. Let.
them deny Itl Omnipotent truth Is mightier than they-
Call the recovered tick to the wHnoss*box, and let them tvs,
tlfy against prejudice. Lot fact combat theory, and tho
gratitude of thousands, saved from a l<fe of suffering and a
premature grave, drown with its acdlalm tho cavillings of
who am too wise in their own conceit to examlno and
test what they condemn. When tho shaken nerves beoome
firm, tho weak digestive powors vigorous, tho feeble robust,
the joyous, tho mifforing freo from pain, the bed*
ridden active; when we see every species of functional dls*
order yielding to this inestimable curative, ought we to lie
against the light, by denying, qr-even doubting, its extra
ordinary Forbid it* caudor l y-; -
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, In pint hot-,
tics.. Price throe dollars per: bottlo, two for fire dollars, six
for twclre dollars. . C. H.IUNO, Proprietor,
192Broedway, hew York.,
paid by Druggists throughout the United States, Canada,
and the West indies. .
. . vlo:-;- AGENTS. * t
SLEWING 4 BROS., No 00 Wood street, Pittsburgh;
DR. GUO. H. 1115Y38R, No.lto Wood street, do *
J,P FLEMING, Allegheny City. Jelrdaw
jjSy Pantaloons*—Tho well-known superiority of
ORIBBinrS fit in the Garment, necdaflO; comment on hij
pirt i It has been acknowledged by all who hare forored him
with their orders, that they have nerer been fitted with the
Kamo omo ond stylo as by him. Ho begs to inform his par
irons and the public, that bis Block Is.now replete with the
newest styles for ooats, rasts and pants, anltahlo for the
present season. • B. GRIBBLe,
■' ■■■ • Saitor and Pantaloon Makar, .
SdD Liberty st, head of Weed.
. •" ■ J
SPECIAL NOTICES^
BowV of -Trade and ■il,«rcli*nti'
JExclxaitge —A »«;>« mwtlilv tfci
A»rod»Uon will gc acMot ilieir Cooma, A»OM>.\Y E>a!<
J o n.Bth l tt»tfdod:, g !UVCV i>rrutarY
life, Eire and Marine Insurance Company,
OFFICE 65 FIFTH STREET,
JUBONIO UALL, PITTSBBttQHi P&> •
JAMES S. UOOH, Ercsidont.
Caisira A. Cowos, Sectv.tur''. . '
This Company make* every insurance appertaining to or
connected with LIFE UISKB. • lt nv(A„fl,uHf
- Also, agalcstllull and Cargo lUsks on the Ohio andML
slssiopl river* and tributaries* and 3larineKißk» genflKUJy..
And mmiopt Loss and.Damago. by.Plre, and against-Ae
Perils of the So&and Inland Navigation and Transportation.
- : Policies insured atthe lowest rates consistent with eaioty
to all parties.. . - m
JnmeJS-. nooß* - -
Samuel Sl’Clarkan, .■*
William PhillipV-
John Scott*
jo«sph P. Gaziaxa, M. :D*
John SPAlpln* •
Wm-P.Johnston*
JamesMarsball,.
Goorge S.Bel3en,
iny2s:iy
tv^SkSSOOIATIfIiJ EUremen’a- Iswuranc©
(Oy flftmpiiny of the City of
J. K. MOOEHKAP, President—ROßEßT PUTNEY, 8eo»*
insure against PIKE and MARINE BISKS of fiU
kinds.'Office: No. 99 Wflt*T street. ; ■
■y?-- DißSOtcmfl; V v
{ '.'Ji'K.Moorbead, W. J. Anderson,- r, :
B.O.Satryor,: Rj^Bltaps°n y •■• ■■
tVm.MjEdgar, 11.8. Wflfclns,
0. 11. Paulson, William Colllngwood, •
! RB-Roberts. • John M. Irwin,-;. -
[ Joc-opb K»jc, ; >Tm; Wilkinson, •
|: -v . David Campbell. • r Jftl2
r r-~o ciTIEEWS* Insurance Company of
plttafttirgh.—H. D. KING, .President; SA3I- 1
081. L. MARSiIELL, Secretary. - ~ * - !
: orna: 94 WaterStrutMaemMarktlaml Wxtittnti l.
Inorirea ROLL anil CARGO Risks, on the Ohio and Sliasin
sh>pi Rivers and tributaries, .. ..............
InrarcsaHiinstLoMorßamagebyi'irß.,:....
ALSO—Agoinsttbe Periiaorthe and Inland Navigs
tlonand Transportation.. ;; . v
■ , msasoasr •
H.B King, J'™-barimerJr^
William Bagaley, Han™] M. Kitr,
. Samuel Res, •
Robert Damlapjr., JohnS.Biiworth,
Isaac M. Penhock, Fnmcts ScllorJ,
8. Uarbaugb. , J-SchoonmnSfr,
Walter Bryant, ■ William U. Hays.
JnhnShlpton. • .
pSToSSHOTTCaU FIRE ASIMIA;
IHStJRASCE COffiPAfilfr of
PranaVlTMlo. CAPITAL, 0100,000. CJJAIt-
TSB p^dm^am L kvavsms o. hkisthl
Sfccrriart/—THOMAS ML. WILLSON, Esq.
sißictons:-
Hon. A.O. Holster, Sapoel W.Hays,
TTflliaia Robinson, Jr., .. Tnorn&a uiuesple,,
William P. Fahnestock, . Jolm s.• >v
TTurrcv tollman* jsvtfiuTeters,;. •
j?hTwin!er f ft, -. waiten C6W«,
J&oob S. Hslderm&o, - ' i - Anrtm-Bornoangxi. • ■•-.
jmod o. * OAKES, Agents, \:
o£3<w.tn Lefeyette Huildicf^r.
• rni
ttutli concerning Sd!m> Vet
(l^?^mlfage--A tingle elalprodaoiiig rvontur?.—Head,
tho IDHowing: <p _ Jrit3rE:ln , jin. «j, 1852.
Me. R.- £ Bnuraa: bought of 3* U. lte*s. on.i bot*,
tie of Jnnr Vermifuge, and g»TO It to a child of mine, etui;
It errolled 58 largo Worms* end qullea number of rmiilcr
’ OBe«.■ J. f&UCER.
'OonWU J«if«tMn co.dPeb. T*-1852. .
;•■■■■ Va-R. 15; tried your Vermifuge in my
t fatnl'y, I can gay that It «flnot to be sarpaeatf l»y any VeT*.
the worM fbrcxpelhDg Wor»aa.> , ‘G. Uuoai*.- ,
. •TClMloTrtp.,JGffflrsoooo.*Feb.lT l lBs2e ;
M* R.J3. gf*,t.gcw—T gAToono bottlnof yonr YermlfogO:
to my child, and it expelled 75 IAT£o Wonas- .Ithlak It
the best In me. Tours, respectfully,
Peter T)«anu
•PrrpaTtd sod sold by I** £.. SEfstEBS & CG.» C 7 ."Wood*
: ptrfet, and for wilrt by OrgggMa ff»npr«»r .:
Xndtercatton amd Liver Complaint |
UtSMCCESD'%Y UtKtt’3 the fd
lowing’ letter from Bcr. O, Dicwsox, a Siifldonejy in.
Kit*— Dtar Sir: Myself end wife hsTfoß.been;
greitly beneflttcd by the use of your Petmlnum. X wish. t*>.
haro yon send oo ft box of two or three dozen IksUlcjl. 3
am thaConsrezaslonal Mlnlslerin thls placo* and sereraJ
of my people ore affect*! with Indgesticn ana an laartjon:
cf the liti'T, the same of myself and. wife, before taking
your PrraoLECX.ott Uocs Oil. We took sexerd bottles—
two or three each—about n year .fled a half and wr
hnro nexer enjoyed so good health fhr years as wo have
since that time. I bad not taken a single bottle, beforr
that fullness «f the stomach which so distresses the dys».
peptic was relic red, nnd I hare felt nothing of U since that
i time.' My wifa war al«?mUev-Hl from a rbroalc diseased
! the liver, which had been of sexml years standing, by the
i ns*» of vonr Pctmt*moi. .■• ■ . .
I / foldiy *«. KIE3,Cso»I Sasfo;awUl.KET?Elt,l«
Woo-1 street, ftnd Drogglsta And Mwiidno .Dfjalers «OTy
| Am K " n
fv-Tr» Dcrel^pemcts^i—
&ijraredaily'.briogliW'tDUxht «>•.*:\ixiTeallow,*nd tfc*>
rnanb of pyoafeiis l* onward! Eahhor'bewcilDgEt^
vlttbe vle*r«l to leant that scienceand hnisnweateh com
bined, bate brought before the the greatest wonder
j.f tbs ftce-ln theartlclacf EMERSON’S:AMERICAS HAIB
UESTOKATIYE, aftire core tor BaUilcss and to preTeaf
'-Xfolrffoa'fttiM* geo circular to be had of iU« v Agents
cfrlui full parUcuWnt. Prtw $l.OO-Ja large.bottJcjk- Sold
bjr C •E.yiSREE fcCO, Proprietors*
• M Suocrtof strseLCleTtUtidJ'OW® 1- “
* •'For *aJ* In FmaHarghTa the foHowlt»g.Ta 3 «scs*T r.
' rUralr* Bros- fc-wn»x «* Ca, j
, R. JJ. felfevs Q. n. Ksjttt; # *
Joel ilohlcr, Bro} V#ctt 4 >-r
3. n» Cssaoh ■ v ■ .
• diffs—tk A. B«khr±3. Fressly. .& Hearse* J. P>
Fletnlwt." . : ’..-v-
PatteTWro; Smith .
Import ant to i) upper a .and fucefiJtto** v
t>ft Kgrsetefriaato* muvr&ZiTnsSM*! an or
SfwJtlinifiiiLoecTjas;
■•■■:■■ **■■ • Capplatf-Gtaflhrp;.
■. **•■:■ ' Bnm*t .classes; ■■■•■■'
..:■ u EyaCups: ■
« ■■. ■ Dental .tocrbro; ;■• i
■ ■ **• '■ Scarffleator: '••;■■
Tbeno *rs r*aHv Important Invention*, and Tory couth.
nleot tothoa* \*ho f)Ho» t#*eclsiDS. Call and eea thro.
aDATinrinaltety jafl
Weatern Pennsylvania Hospital.-*
.•IbtSx ■' Dr*: l*. Scassct Stconi* between Wood and Market
strata, nad J, Besxs North-oast rarcer.of. Diamond. AUe .
gheoy «Uy. are the altaadtOKT'byrJcltmatnlhn aborts Insti
totem, for the Ctrt qaortar of >1054. •
• AppifrAttota for admission may be made to them nt all
hours at ifcelr offl.ee®. oratthe Hospital at 2 oVlock. P. M. >
lUramtcawofaccMQttlftUnJarjr are wctelretj at all hour?,
without form. .■- ■• • ■■_' ■■ ;■.; ..•■•• ■.■■. : • ■ 3«IO:g*: •
C. YBARBU, 110 MAIU;EI‘ stmt, HUJ':
Iwcy harsh. Importer njvl Whole-palo Dealer tn. I’ANCY
AND STArLRVARIETY AND DTIT GOODS, r.ffcr« t© cUj
bqJ eoantry dealers as largo and Tell selected atnek cl
Gaod* aa AQf Eastern hcmw» # &q>| eama priew, thas wlpg
rrliht, time and esfenees. ••..
— l *>«•* TniIRSJiY'HKN TAILORS 80
Jfottce,—The JOUttNJiVHKN* TAILORS .'BL
CIUTV.of Pltfrhorgh and Allegheny, enthr
(inland third WEDNESDAY oferery month, st thtf PLOftL
DA HOD3U, Marketiircet. By ordm.
jety • .• _ . JOHN YOPNft, JH;. &?mtAry>
ATTENTION I S. I*. O.—Yo-J aro litre'n notital ti.
at your Araorr,on MON'DAYtVW.KDNBS
DAYS and FRIDAY?, lor drill, and to tranMCUtncb busk
new a* may come belbro the Company. -• P» KANB, .
. marSfcfimd r ~ Swretarr pro •.
jT'jai, O* O. of meeting, >Vashtr«ton Hall.'
Wood street* between El ftb street and Virgin alley.
Prmsnu39 Low#, No.lUfi—Meet* nTrry/Tuwd.iyrrcning-
MxaoismJ) Hxcammczst, No, 87—Meets first amllhlrtf
Friday of each month- • . •. |smr2sdy
. Reßlater.—lißVUY WOODS is acandtdata for
the nomihation Ihrßcgrrtor, before the Whic Con*
trotloo. !■■■. r ? /. iprifctc.:'
ffS*ADIOBHOSiA LODGE, 1. O. O. F.—The
U^y Angeropa Lodge* No. 259,1.0. of 0. Fu meets every
Wednewi&y eveningla Washington gall, Woodyt-fjylry
—it in due to hIKK’B irtrowuw to
Ifty say thatlt ha a been known to completely e rod! cat*,
every Testaga of this dreadful disease In lew* time than any
other remedy, and at less cost or inconvenience to the pa>
tienL ■ ■••’■• ■:
Thathousandsofcortiflcatea in tho hands of the propria*
tor, many of which are from wall known dtfeeas of the city
of iHttflbo—b nod its Immediate vicinity, go to show dearly
and boyondxll doubt, that Kira’s Pktroupu Is a medicine
of no oommon valnts hot only an a local remedy In /hrolv
sis, KhamaUsm t Deafotss, leu of Sipht, but as a valuable
interned remedy, Inviting' the Investigating physicians* as
well as the suffering patient, to become acquainted withitr
merits.'
Those having a dread of mixtures are assured that this
medicine la purely natural, and is bottled as it. flows from
theboeom of the earth. . . ‘
ThtfUlDviM certificate U capita from* paper putit tVd at
Buraevs*, JV. i"., and date .August 2,1862, towAieAfc
edxo the certificate, ofL\ccdthrcUilD.Y. f \>d,M.D n
cfSi/racimi ■ ■. . •
This may in truth ccrtlfr, that I have been so badly af
flicted with Scrofula for the lastsevenyearsthatraostoftiw
time 1 have been unable to attend to any kind of business,
and much of the time unable to walk and confined to&iy
bed, and have been treated nearly all the time by the best
Physicians our country affords: I occasionally. got some to*
Ucf, but uo cure,and continned to grow worse until Dr. Foot
•recommended me to try the Petroleum, or Rock Oil,as eve
rythingelao had failed. I did so without faith at first, but
thaeffeeb wa* astonishing; it threw the poison to the surfaco
at once* and I at once began. to grow better,, and by using
covtm bottles I hare got a care worth thousands of dollars.
* . MRS. NANOY:M. BARKER..
This may certify that I have boon acquainted with Kleris
Petroleum, or Rock OIL for more than a year, and haver*
pcatedly witnessed ito beneficial effects fn thocure of indo
lent ulcers and other diseases for which It isvecommendod,
end can with confidonco recommend it to be a xnedielnewoiv
thy of attention, and con safely soy that success baa attend*
ed itepjewhercother medicine hadfailed.
D. Y. TOOT, M. D.
For wile hr nil tbo Druggist* m Plttaburgh •; fau2Taj Aw.
Nunn’s tis ClarkJa Plbjj#o.
4 vitßan arrival of NUNN3 A CLARK'S urns**-*
jfv celebrated PIANOS hoa jQßtbecn
by tho subscriber; They hare been
and carefully selected expressly for this maf*** M S? If/II
ket« and. are considered unequalled for sweetness and power
or tone. They all possess the now; improvement of: two
ttparate bru&pr,the bare strings rnnnlog over anil above
iha treble. They oro folly warranted to stand any climate,
and to excnl In capacity for standing lu tune - Prioesrange.
from $350 to $BOO. Also, a fine lot of Pianos from the tnsnu
factories of PUNIIAM & CO-amT also HQDTE* NEWTON
A BRADBURY,H.Y. AU the above will positively be sold
at Factory prices, without eddltlooaVcharge for freight,
risk, bto., etc. HENRY KLB»EB, •
Solo Agent for Knxms&Clark's Pianos, >
No; 101 Third street,:
• > . Sign of tho Qolden Harp;
arrival of-c***
.iew.arrival of Oblcbcrlng'i Pianos.
"MU-,-/ JOHN-U. HKILOB. 81 Wood Btrtot,will
ff-rTrn l lTiPnffl'~~~~ *r— *' todnr fSAturdiy) tha
MpSWggSSW .PIANO rORTKS, from tbo coMmited
: UH U UmanufiatoryofOmOKEßlNO A BONS.Bot-
ten. Tia. .... .....
■ Two superbly entires' * octave Planqs» - ..
Four plain Rosewood 7 r “ . ,
Three carved do •••• 0-V **• . .
One extra carved <% •* - “
Qooplainßosewood• C9£ . ;
Four do do 0 “ “
Three Walnut 6 “ *
All the above instruments hare been finished during the
last month, and are oftfcb lsU*t styles of furniture, inva
riably at BOSTON PRICES* and every Planovrarranted. '
JOHN Hi MEiiLOB,;
- No. 81 Wood itreefc ?
Agent for Chlcltering & Sons, Boston. •
. - 77 Bxeeutora’Notice. v/CT
- T ETTERS Testamentary to the Kstateof JOHN IQCHEL,
■ JLf Sr.i l&ta of. Robinson township, In .the eoonty of Alw*
jibeny, Pa.dfic’d:, hating been granted to the undersigned,,
all perrons Indebted to said estate. are requested to tftaXft
Immediate payment; nnd all persona hating olalma or de
mands against the estate of the said decedent, vm mate
iOOWn ae ' ith ° Ut “"John H. PHILLIPS, '
* JOHN NICKEL, JR.,
of Robinson township,.
' j*&lW*«tw Bxerotcrn of «ald John Hlekel, Br.
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PITI'SBIIHOH
•®mscroE»:: j-.
James
Alexander Bradley,
. John Fullertniv
• Eol?cTtGttltray,
Alexander Reynolds,. Arm
strong County.--■
HoraticrN. Lea; Kifctannlng,
lllram Stowe, Beaver, •
r \ . ~~ V« •' tf'vV 1 ‘^l;'- k .■'•
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Vt?YV‘aV ’
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js. - **v-'v.' '■
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r\* ' % A-V'lf*' * V
iwiliwii v
■i-itvS?:-,;
VsndetMltyno. 16S EnffoUt Si-t
javs of I>r. M*Laces G&lobraied Mtbt Pills t
Being cnwell, afid not knowing whether npToes<drd.
from aonoigcmcntof ths lt»er of;in6rfily hy«tfiricB r l was ,
pcrsuadedxo purch&saa box of Dr,
Llvur rillF, and bcfow I had uasd them all,was entirely
relieved, . I am now enjajinjjpcrfect health} and cheerfully
recommend Dr. U’loae'A Celebrated Llvor Pills to si X siffll*
•larly afflicted... . w
hew Tons, March 25,1852,.
p. B,—»Dr. M’Lancfe celebrated Liver Pills, also his great
Terroifcgoor Wtrrtn-IteSTroyer, etm- now be -had at ell re
gpeotablo Drug Stores la tide city.
Purchasers will .please be careful to ask for, and. take
none but Dr. Sl'laue’s Llierpais. JChere ,nre;othey PDls,
purporting to be LlverPUls, now before the public.
-Also forsale by-the sole proprietors, ' -
FLEMING BROS.,
Successors tod. Kidd frCo<>
•t-rv.'-v.- No>6oWood:fitreet,
■ Je3:daw . I
FROM THE NEW HA.VEN TALLADItJJI.
Prost Wort or KOoEc Rooe.--A medlrlue
ta'lsr tho title of "JEtKk Boso,” mode from a plant.of that j
name, Is baring a great run in this vicinity for ita euro tiro j
properties. The cry of “quack.” ep truly applicable 10 at 1
lesrt one halfofihe medicines of the day, cannot be justly!
applied totheßock Bose, for.lt: ha* UmadelU maik” In I
th‘a city in several cases, to the rclicfondoureof enffororvl
i when: other .ramedles have; failed—and pfhot la^qnltere-.I
■markable, some of our- best physicians do not he, ita to to I
I ; ppeah-very favorably of -the compound, ■ .ThecerUflcateaof|
'cures are hot fabrications; but Coin highly respectable per-
I sons. moßtof whom.am well know-to ns. ■ Tbo menu facto-,]
L ror la also troll knosn to us as u gentleman Who wonlduot .|
I- be engaged in a humbug, or .la deceiving tho.publlo.inany
| troy. —fblhtdtuni... . •- • ■ ■
| 'Wo'ehoerfully'endorse,tbo shove, >3lo7los witnessed. Its
I good eifiieh onrsolvos, on pulmonary and ecrorolons ccm,
I plaints. We believe it lfrthe best-componod for colds and
I coughs, extant/ He Beck Bora hasiongbeen; known ae *
| plant of rare medical virtues, anil its preparation tamper-
I intended by a gentleman of ability and character, In.tbiS
i city.—-W- IT. Stgiiler. '
This Is to certify that the notice of the Bock Bore mcdl
club published In our paper lu connection withone from the
Palladium, was not only unsolicited, but wns written by
the EdltOr of his own judgment and observation; : -■ t
OSBOBN *BSiT>WIN.
PuiLiniois Omca, New Haven, Deo: 22,1651.
' This will certify that the favorable notice of the modidne l
know n as the “Bock Bose,’,' was; a voluntary, testimonial,
induced by the writers’ knowlodguof the curative effecloof
the article In certain csoea, os well as by the favorable opln
-I,ns which others, well Known to hlm,had expressed of It i
had furtbetmore, the article was written without pay, cr
the promise of payment, or the knowlodgo of tbo mnnufac
tnrcr. _ .BABCOCK & WILD 11 AN.
■■ ' . “SCBOFULA..”
. UTUBS’ EXTSACT Off BOCK BOSS.. .
Tbia wonderful medicine Is fast gaining for itself a pope-,
larity which no other , madlcloo can boast of Tbo plant,:
Eoek Bose, is used: and: recommended J>y many eminent 1
physicians of onr country. Hear what J. H. Thomp-on, of
Philadelphia, rays : “I have proscribed it la bed cases cf
gerofnlbns patients at; Wills Hospital.”. Hly success, at
tracted the attention of senior physician*. He reports the;
following remarkable caso of Whlto Swelling or tbo right;
hip, In Tebruary,lMd.: The lad was seven jear- old, and
had tho diseavo for three years; tho bone wss dialceated up
wards and outwards.-There : was -a darge opening on tho
hip lending to the booe,into which I could thrust my, Br
ger.; I counted lhree.nlcens.: Hc had hoenunder several
physicians, who had given him up. 1 ordered a decoction
of Beck Bore —in two days -his night sweats ceased, I then.
ordered » tea spoonful of Kocfc Hose, tlirco limes ad: y.
TBirty-nlnedays eller, he ifaa entirely nell. r.. ■
< gold by Dr. OEO. H. KiYSEB, No. ItO, corner of-Wood:
streot and “Virgin alley.. ■
- of-the Golden Mortar.
flotioflj Shield Guards*—The iaembere
the GnardsSTe requested to meet at their Armor} -
oo MONDAY, the sth tort., for the purpose of electing o.
BrJ,a2ieToffpMior. A full meeting Is requested, et 2 o’clock.
L». M .all ra uniform.: • : . .--jeftlt
7 " . •• : sutement . •• •
/*YF the condition of tlio PITTSBURGH. TRUST COM
AJ PAN?* as required!)* the Charter.:
. ■ DR*.. ■ —••
;To Bills of Exchange and Wotcs,
OLwounied-.'—
. BTfwntn accnant • . 438 74
Banking I lorn*-...,.,... •**•“ J?5??Sn *'
Cash dao by Banks...—...— 00
Cashoahsnd..—72,77B 86 ..
By Capital Stock -* 2o ® ( !s2 S?
Olvidcndfi unpaid 65 ,-j . . ■.••-• -j
• ' and premloinarec’u..*. ; 2,274. , • ••> ••
Contingent fund.,,
. duoXo Bank*-.*— 4 *■•••..••. -
' Indlrldualdepostwreoninterest O6 V *5,055 3J
. Tnriividnal depositors........ 1*7,260,80/.;.. ...
Httebursh -Jm
•• Davm Mnnn, .
r>BAL ESTATE AND CoNriLAtTIKa, AGENT. No. 2
tv lit WIN Street, Flttoburgh, has fijr-ea*e,-«»--ifcTnnr5>*“-
180 acres of land in Crdereounty, lowa, 16 miles iro u Jllufr
e&tfnc, on Hie main road to Marten, and 8 miles from Tip
con, 6 wilt* fr on two. Railroad dftpoTf£..Bo.-a£rea;«-unde.
fUitlvwt*o», tt g«*<Hi Frame Uouse, Frame Bam and Grana
"riWj”a g w bearing Apple Orchard.- The farm: Is Ww.
watered, high, drypgood land,' in a very healthy coonty v
- A-very great bargain cm Ira had of this farm for promp. ■-
, pay.. require as above, or of Mr. John 3Xnnn,.QU the pn
U UllStS. - . r ; „
Also, Sams of land, with a large Steam Saw MBU noT.
1 In successful operation j S Frame: Dweilincß, Bam, Block
: smiib fchop and Tools, Boat Feaffald* Work Shop,--Ac., situ-.
i stoontlxebaoli cf the Allegheny liver.at Miilrc’s Eddy.
'Armstrong county. Fa Enquire as above, or-of ilr. L
1 UuuQyOD thopremlses.- ......
1 lalro want to purchase 5 to SOO.OOfI fact, B. JI-, of gooi
tVhlto Oak Flank* 3 inches thick, 8 or 16 feet long, 7 to li
lache*. wide; part to bedeliverod in-O-tobec next and pan
m April,lBss.- Enquire as above.
I Also, for sale, allthe Beds, Furniture, and every thing or
| tbo fitting, out of a large Hotel* In tho city of. Pittsburgh
I now doing a very l rgo business.: Two to five years of \br
l Uasoofihehourecaualjaobehadjaudlmmodiatoposscsslot -
[ if required. Enquire «aabove. . Jes; .
npilS partnership heretofore existing between JOHN 31*
X. DO.NOUGH and JOHN H. STEWART, doing buslnrtr
undcrtbe&iylacf&l’DooouKbAßtewaxtT 1* this day dUaOl
tkd by matualcbnsent ; JoimH’Donosgh disporing of hi?
: interest to John D. Kilgore, .vrho with John H.Stewortwl!)
continue the business at Ibo old stand* No. 267 Libert}
<tre*t, corner of Hand* style, of STEWART’A
KILQOIUi.
Stewart ft Kilgore will pay all claims against the Arm oi-
M’Donough ft Sietrart, and are alone authorised to recelvr
all debts duo tbo lato firm, and upon payment mail* to re
crlpt far the same* - - - - ■■•••.•■■ JOHNM’DON’OUGtIi *
June Ist, 1854. : . JOHN B. STEWART.:
In retiring from the Foundry buxinora, I take much pleaf
ure in recommending the new Arm to the patronage of mj
friends and tbo public in- general.'
JOHN hTDONOUGg.
BoTTicklcy JPxoperty.
THE subscriber - offers tor sale -that valuable Tract p’
Land, containing 800. Acres, situated on. Dig SowlcWpj
Greek* and' the Ohio River; the Ohto and Pcnusylvavh
Railroad running through the center* and the Station or
the premises, which make* itemsof the. most derlrable pla
ces of easy and quick access to the dty for. business men
at aU times; The same is offered in lots to suit purchaser*
inquire at the Dearer CountyMllk Store, Union street*
Jtflgtdilta* W. & DUNN. ,
f PUK partnership heretofore conducted under the style o-
L SAINTCLAIIt ft DEVINE, was this .day dissolved
Thomas Dsrioe.havlng.boaghttbeiatorestof.Thomas Sain*
clalr* All debts due the late firm are to be paid to Thom a*
Devine, nnd all accounts will be settled by him, at the ole
stand, No. 182 Woodstreet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
: May 3*156 Wes:U* / THOMASDEYINE.
For Horohants Oxxlf*
A T No* 89, MARKET Street,, below.'Third, a new and
X3L- choice lot of Embroideries, Linen#* .White Goods, £lik.
Mittfs, Gloves, etc. Tbo cooflsWfll be sold at lowpricer, anfV
as they hare been brought to this city tor the exclusive ad
vantage of merchants, it is expected that they will improve
the opportunity wbiob wfilbe offered for a few days.
jtSrit WM. GETTY*
Wanted*
KAA MEN, on Sections 54 and 55, Plttsburgh-aud Con
i/UU nellsviile Railroad, Wages SI42VS perday.
JONES, FBMLONACO.
. , •■. [Washington* Pa>, papers copy.] - ..
TO TAILORS.—A GOOD COTTER wanted,enquire op■
jcs:lt* THOMAS DEVINE*
VTKW BOOKS! NEW 800 KSll—Putnam’s Monthly, toi
J3r June. ••
. Fern Leaves; second series. .
Frontiersmen; a narrative of 1783- »
The Rival Beauties; a sequel to Boyal Favorite.
Too Eoad to Rain: l-y Edwin Y. Roberta.
Gleason’s Pictorial and all tho eastern literary papers tor.
this week, have been received at .
•••: . PAUL KLEINER’S, Literary Depot, l -
Jes Fifth street, opposite the Theatre,.
\a r ANTED—A Young Sian, as Agent tor an Insurance
V\ Company. : Apply at- . .
FRANCIECUS’ Agency Office,
>3 65 Fifth street, neqy the Post Office,
\lr anted TO BENT—Several smalt Bouses.- • Apply ai
VV FRANCISCUS’ Agenoy Offlre,
J;5 , . 65 Fifth street,near th»„jfcst-Office. v
WANTED TO PURCHASE—Notes of hand—short pay
ments. Apply at . ■
, FRANCISUUS’ .Agency Office*
jcs 05Fifth street,near the Post office;
POTATOES— 60 sacks tor si
jes
/ CHEESE—2W boxes prime WV It. catting* tor sale by
\j jes * HENRY If. OOUJNS.
iTIHEAP WALL PAPERS—A new supply or 12}$ cca-
Aj Papers just received, tor sale by v : v
. ’ WiLTEB P. MABsHAlt,'
' jes . : - • . 85 Wood strret.
TCTJfiW DEOOBATIONE—fit* Nicholas’ bridal chamber pat*
intern, for sal, by yAtTEB P. MARSHALL.
T>INE paper Hangings—a"cboico assortment l
1; cMntx, btocatello. and satin imltalione, tor sals by
j ti s ? WALTER P MARSHALL,
INnOrt Fire Screens, Centers, AXoses, fto,
for Bale bv riosi WALTER P. MARSHALL:
/^lOK2t—luO sacks received this day, and for sale by
\j ; e 5 HERRON ft CO.
hi wu VKUIT—3S sacks Dry Annies: • ; : ■
- 15 cafkaUry Peaches; tor sale by
jes • ; ; M’OLURKAN, UEKRON ft CO.
1 YQIATUE&—2U bags on consignment,' and tor sute by
IT Jcs M’CLUBgAN, HKRBON ft CO;
Bacon caaksrcceived on consignment
and for sale low by
Jed M’CLURKAN, HEBRON & CO.
Maple rugar and molasses—
7kegs Maple MoUfsea, of 8 galls, each;
. .... . 200 ft? do.. Sugar,ln-cakesr.’v ; . .■
- Jost received on cozuignment, and for sale by .: - : ■ .
jcs r W. A. M’CLUKQ.
EAMBO APPLES—Pared cored and slieol, pat: upAn
gallon cans, hermetically seMed,retalning..tba crigi
,nal fluvor and ffeshneBS/eCtho > ftuJt^fol^le ; l)J v.
jes . * r W; ft. hPPCtmq,
KUKKH'M VAU.INA BOILER*—This haS bten found
ouo or ihe most desirable articles in the way of cook*
iug utensils yet invented. It is almost iodlspensible in the
preparation of Farina, Gritts, Homony, Green or Dried
Fruits, Ac. For sale by BAILEY ft BEN SHAW,
m;80 *W liberty street
y ( >
X. Fomn, Lattct
ner—
Boxes end Parquets GOot Private liny.rs, lr.T^ f s*; dOr
•mnaMttt; S«©ntt Tier, 26c c Bose* fnr colored perr-oas,MV«
PersonseeeuringMatawlll bfu , .hnrgt4 cst/^ertlo,
certificate Door* open at 7 c’ciock', perrorn«m-t'.toem»-,
tam« nt7K o’d<«>>. Eo-crgsgetnfnt cf »7r «srt M»* W .:
J FLORENCE, for six night cinl7..«wrTh!i* eronlng, Jone 6«
im he prepented the now Irhb drama. of UNCtB MIKE’S
RABIN • fatsey Finnegan, a linker, Mr Horenco? Honey
Maguire, Vsh/han Seepcr, Mrs Jflorfneai /Mr* McM.bcu,
Mrs Rvnar. In lha course ot the oltce, Mrs Florence. will
jJLmm Jig”-**.pancPrMiVE Rnldepra»e...-.Xo
with tl a comedy of THETASKSRGAt: Barney
O’Connor, Mr Florences' Oet Arm .Mehitbhb.HlirslnCattar,
Mrs Florence.; In which abe ;will, ring & nett £CDg called
“Bobbin Around.” ~~
1 MB ‘
COBCEBTB, EXHIBITIONS AND LECTURES.
A ; Ll* OOMMUNIOATIOya by Mn» or Telogratfi, or Bills
‘ift wntby Adams & Co.’« EsprsM, trill recur© toincdiflt®
attention.
Rofer to this oflltc, th© lintels atuV&lmle Stores.
OIBOUB AM) MEKAQtitUK
poatlog faUbfaHy attended to. ••
—5621,767 «:
—5621,767 3J
JOIIKJD. SCULLY, Cashier.
Notice,
- Notice.
by
HENRY H. COLLTNft
f Ti - .
•* . ■»-. r ;- ‘:
*. • M . «
. .. . -AV. •*.
\\ V * *
AMUSEMENTS.
TTV-KX* V;E ■ If Jfi AKS FR AO TIC 3B I ,
1,. Y. CJL.AKK.
BILL-POSTER AND DISTRIBUTER,
tAKGU’J? -UALmtonnWy WUfciu’rf towrtKartxA,.
f near SmiThifitltii can to ohUtned for Partly FestiTafo,.
Omcerus PoW’ft. Meeltoflft Afoo Cargo’s Cc rillon an l
Sax Horn Bandcan .hu fnnnd:ln reaflluew at all Gmea. lv
applying to TVU. FRANK CARGO, at thoCpflalPiJnc-
Tfignaman Rooms of K. 31. Cargo A Co., Fourth ftiteet, or a t
the Hall. , Ir '" r2l
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
, THE PENNSYLVANIA
lies*.
BAILEOAD COMPLETED.'
1 . PLANKS AVOUJED! - -
•THROUGH IN PIPIEBS HOURS.
ffMlB MAIL TRAIN wIU learn every morning (Sundays
i A -excepted) at 7 o’clock; stopping at all the regular eta- . ■
i. tioofl, aha arriving in Philadelphia stl2 o’clock,vl'M.
! - JHB EXPRESS TRAIN learerr the Depot erefy evening -
'at ftSO' o’clock, etoppiag :oaly at- Intias, GmnJfcbargb,
l Utrobe. HHltfde; Johnstown, tilley'^GalHtwarAlt^oaii,
! Ac- ecnh'eCUbg at Harrisburg-cith the train for B'jm
i jaore/ana aftitlng In Philkdolpliioor Balumorc^atl^M,
T&E ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will 1»to. every altor*.
nooa ; (except Sunday) fet 5 o’clock, stopping ot all regular .
gtotJons,atHlTannin2 oriyuß far «* Blalrsvino.
RETUBNINO TRAINSaTrire in PUtfbur?h» ; A«omm^.
dation, 8i25. AvM. Express,l,P. M« MttOl2,P.M- _
Fare to New York,$10,1)0; Fare to Varo :
Baggagechecked to air stations on ■ the Pwuspy.l vdnio
toad,and toPhUndelphlaniwi-Eolriinpro. ••••,•.
•. Paeßengera purchasing tlcknts in cars, wfll be charged tvs
! oxstb in addition to the stotioa rates, cscfeptfiomff.tfttteng.
where the Company bareno. Agent. • . . « ■
i.' No notes of a leas denomination than firo dollar: will bn
received in 'payment for.tickets, except those by tha
Banka of Pennsylvania. ;■••.•• -,T‘.
•" JBSr Cato of loss, , the Company. Trill hold .
themselves responsible for-personal' fcagsago only, and for.
anftmoantnotexeeedlnp-fciOO. . , •. :,
N. B<—The Excelsior Omnibus Lino has been employed
to convey passengers and baggogo fo and fromlh»Pepot,at
a Charge not to exceed.ls‘cents for; each pas?onEcr,-an.S
1314 cents for each trunk. , .
For tickets; apply to • v J; hIRSICISniiL Agent,.
At the p. B. B- Station, on Liberty «•->■...■
Pittsburgh. June Ist, 185i—IjaS ■ ■•.. . .. • . •-•••
rro the Honorable ibo Judge* or-the Court .of General
•J. of tho Peace, la anti forth« county cf-\ .
of John Martlo.of-TMtt township* in
the oofcnty • Worewld* humbly -sfiMveth.-r-That, your p* s '
titioaerbatli ;pro.7l<Jca: himself whh materials fur the nc~
commodatiohL of'tiuvolers and>othors, rat -, bis .ATroiliog -i
•hoasolnthe township aforesaid,'nnd prsjs thht jour.Hoar
ot3 wIU he vioasaa to grant him a license to Keep a pnhuo
house of eufertdhmentj and your ‘ pcttUoncr>'-oainj4utr:
i bound, will pray.JuttN MAILTIN.
t ■ Wo; the subscrlborfr/cUlMnaor tbo township aforesaid, .
"dbcertifir; that the above petitioner la of good.Tcpnto for . . .
11 honesty and- tempßTanco/aud is wellprovided; wit&house .
I room nndconvcmenccs for-tho- accommodation-ftndlodgv.
\ ing of strangers and travelers, and that t> aid .tavern.:!? no* -
rCCSWry.-"'" ■'■•'''■'"‘i'"' r -’ r ‘ :; -■■ - ■
1 • GcorjfolttttDfioy, Thomas Ettkcr, E. 11. Millar,, XT. TMMn .-*■
i tyre. Alexander Ilardio. I<ear Mclntyre, Jatuta. Jofdan».J.v
I cobGieanawalV.WiUam ai/Dcnaldson, John BoWntetu R..= ■•,■•
t~ MyeT<y Jhda. famr; •. ■;••. /.“ .'V _ j\:
and Minerai Water Fountain* :
TJSr nOWE; No. 61 EIFTn Blrcot, next door to Maconls...
W . Hall, dealer In PttUlT and CONKECTIONABY
le©Creani,©ftbabcotquAllty,served up during the sea
*on. Also, Strawberries and Cream. .
Families cah ho supplied with Strawberries end other v
Prnita. durlng tho soaron, on the most reasonable terms.,.
i Ordersa*orespectfully solicited. ■• • . . - ~ je2.tf .
Fnlillc Sale,
ON TIUJRPDAY THK BTH DAY OF JUNE, 1854, atlO :
o’clcck, A;Bl—12 BUILDING DOW, lalhejillas***
I T*ttl»T«neßTilhJT each lnt2fi fe«i by 110 to alO feet «Hry.- >]..
I -fbe above lota ere very desirable for buildlngrr xn&nuruc*
■urlug purposes*, and will be sold at mwlerat** prices, and
<n reasonable.tonne; Title indlspuioWr, Enquire c{-.
ATM. J. HOWARD.. Jr., • .
• .No. 17'J :'Fim l rthj?trot't.fir ...
james a rioury; ..
Real’EslaTe Agjiifc, offler*.-
jgfctr ~
\rj3W BOGKS.~Tyi>ea cf.DuanfclmJ; now Burply; largo
i> ediMsn, $1,20,
rXifetrf’ißrV Alexander-! now supply,. , ;•■ :
. Putnam, ftrJono. •
• Farmicgdule: by Caroline TbGmM.
'Mothcr-lri r-by-ilinmfc D.'E. DLSoutbirorttr. .
. Ueaorted WJfii: . ** •• if .
Curfiu afCHfcon: **•• ‘\ ..**.•••
Chambers* Jonrnsl»tfo?Fefcruaj , y, March; A'rUocdMayv. *
Knlckeitcclir. for June.
• The above j act r by exnrras, and for sato.by
bau’L b hKVvviXn
• j#2 . . • •37 Wood strenfc.
V EW B'jOSS AT MINISU A CQ/c. tet bmltbfifcW
iXstttfct.
: i-umuo's Ucnthljv fcrJune.
FdnnJi gdalo: by'Corolloe Thoma*.
•• The Hive of the - I3c*» Hunter.
• London Quarterly Ueri*rr. <or April.. ;..••• :.. -.\y
Behind the Scones: by Laclv Lulrrer, •:-•
•Fern Leaves* second eerier. - •
De Quincy’* Theological lifßays. '
•' ■AHtboTrrw Bookarettjredrby csprcsa ns soon na pub*
llshed. and for sale at eastern prices.. • >
U. MINER. A C*. t
• je2 32 Pmltbfli’M ft. •
LOU WOOD—4OOO Iba in attire attt.frr sale by
!i FLKUINQ BHOH-,
■■ ■ ■: , Snceewor to •«
j«2 . - No. 60 Wood ehreflt.
■AffOttSK’S INVIGORATING CORDIAL—I crow
It I * and for sale by Q2J FLEMING BROS.
\/ff OKI'UIA: TLLPUAB —tioz m riora-aod 2wr*aU> by
iVI jft? y&ismNQ buos»
jO AKRfiTrd SCOICR dHUttf’—2oolb'* In FloranTHllitf
\jMt»by- fjeS] FLEMING PROS.
EMISRT— 2000 fl? 3
j*2 FILMING PROS;
S? 1 LI 31 AKAijlO—ii ©Ma'WbUy, m etmxvandLrraHio by
U js2 VLEMIvmiROd.
\rT AONE3IA—2OO Dte calcined. Xu'sl'ocu And-fo* pale by
•i.YI 'j&2 ... .FLEMING EROS.
BAO*»N-— SO,QLHJ Bs. beg round, for>um by7~'-v/'v T
Je3 SMITH * STKCLAIK.
CtTAU UANDJLES— 35 boxea for rale trf.."
o smith Sinclair.
BUCKETS— 60doa fortnleby ..
jc2 . * ' BMITII A SINCLAIR
doi largo for faio br .
1 je2 SMirn & SINCLAIR.
["IIJSKLD OIL—I 2 oUsftr Palo byv- •
J Jti2 • . F. SELLERS * CO.
f . AWa?.—a. A.-.JUAhoN .JS Cu. axo now opeaing raoi'o
j tbon 1000. pieces fine Larras, all of ’which arc cndxaly
»pw Ftytw. and trHF btr offered at rcdoceJ prfryg. • ' jel- 1
Pi I.OYite, Ae.-We barejust iec«7edw lurpojGt oferexy
VJ .description of Ixdies, mis-ies, and gentfeinmi’ft (Hotes.
Alpn» upwards of 500 dos olfe anilmohnlr MitfeV-eTtho best
-tjlos and quality. -- . - •' •
EEII&OKS desirous .of puxchasJnq .ft boaurillil country '•
residence will please examine thefillrwlng:. Aaralua -
bis property of JO Acre.'t,’eltua r to-2K-oiGcß from.'tho^!ty
; Hdo, weliimprored;.# newCnttag* House of 8/room* Mid •
: i halls,. & good.dry cellar* Trrand&h of 40 foefc in front of the
houB^ : bath room, .wash.bouse*.well and pump, eprißg ' •
louao. barn* carriage bouse, pouttry hemee, tenant fconijn, <•
»C 4 & fioe garden* upwards of tOO pssr treos v also, a varl*
ety,of choice applP/pearb,plum and chcTty trees; lCOgretw
ylces of tha best quality* half on oere o' fleo ptr&wborrief!*
an abundaneecf raspberries; agardcn valkof 400 foot in
.length* 4c,, 4c, .. For,price and twins enquire at the Ke&l ‘
Ba‘ate Office of ' 8. CGTHBK&T A SON.,
J°V ■••■:■ ■ • ■■: !■■ ■■■.: •••■ ■.:■■■• ■ : .140 Third street. .
EMNIS PJSIiFU.MEKY.— I babo on hood tho bout lot Of
: gennino Boglirh, Fronch and American PorfoniG*y '
ersr offered In Pittsburgh, consisting of Pomades; Hair Ola,"
Woo Extract*, Colognes, Soaps, Bhaolng' Creama, Arcineilo
yidemiSf laTondor Waters, : Also, a aery fine lot of Oornbu.
Hair Brushes, Tooth Broshes, 40. Those wenUrganj of
• the abate arttolca Would do well to call and cxamlOo my
stock "before purchasing elErnbero. ■ - .
' J<». FLEMISH,
ranter of the Diamond anti Morfcot st.
6UKMI UKUgHbd, BWHUIU SIUOMI' An.—ll on
band* large assortment of flno rftrQidnff Hosts -Brush-'
ea. Bathing Strops and airarlaty of other kind*.
joi jo-*, Fleming.
BANUOLlftJbL—limve received ; ibla ua.) a
•moot of Uoafsol A JPivrrs’ gonulno JJamlolfnOi fex
beauUfys.ng.thebair. ’ .■■■•;.• ■■
j£l ' JOS. JFtEMtNfI.
.I^JSNUINQ AIAOASSAR OIL.—A supply of. Jtoulacd’a
VJT- gennlue Macassar OU, received by .
J Q * JOS ELEMTXfI.
BdOKdt BuOKKII—
■ -Tern Leaves; leconl roiiM c ■ ■
.Persons and Pictures: from the histories of Prance and
Copland : by Henry-William Herbert.
Photographic Tlowa of Egypt, Part' and Present: by J.'
P. Thompson* _ *
WeniJey; astory vrlthoat ataoraL '
• Thompson’s 3)etccuir*fai Juno. .
r: ; 7MM»:NoUdnaf-£Rsh.aupply.';'JaBt.'r«ceiTed-Vftßd''fbr'
tele .% ; • RUS3KLL A BRO.*'
nsygl v ,- 15 Fifth Pirret. rteorMnrfret, . ■•■
RUSMSbL 4 BRa have received Harper, lit a ham. and
<£?l c » ku r? cker, £ r ? UTie ’ atu » LmruARY hepot.
j*> elna rtreot, near Market. •■■■'■•.: •• ravSl. r
aAJUMSU’d MAttAZUiK, for June, rcr.fai* Uv 1 ■ '
„„ ' „ 51. T.'t!. MOIII3AN,
_ W 4 Word rtnit
8 LOTS FOlt BALB—FronHcg 24 Aetna Biel! urutOaiKUi
i v 3 «n i ? S ? IB P* 0 !*”? Of Mr. llosSinMO, »I«I
-running b?ck 158 feet.
«n Marion rtTOHyueir. tlio Poorili Street
Uoau* JO bylOiftet. Apply *t ■ • • * ■■.
PP.ANCISODS’ .ifresey OHee.
_my3l fls Fifth ftreet, nwir thu !>«t * ►fiteov
Asituation by o OcriuiiH,-»bo writes th*'
; YX Gorman and English languages, s* ClorU or Porter .-
ma Btortronrirehoaßo.HpftfrßnecsfflfoD.
Also, & situation for a Young Man, (Gertoao.Jwho (peak*
tne English and Goman finently;iis Barker per- Pcrler.or
to-driro carriage for o priTstcfamily-.
r . Also, a situation for an exccllent Cock-orUacmshcewy
and an Assistant Cook, in a Crfit Hotel or publialnsti!
.taUon, Apply at ; Agency OCSco;
mjBI C 5 Fifth etreeknenr tbo Voai Office.
nndErle ’
Ca b^reby/given to rid) person * wfco hkTO mb* •
• *1; •■“ffif* to ,&• Capita! StocKoftho Pittsburgh and Erie
has'been xnadespecialTr an- ’
pUcafal*. to the construction of ths Hoed wlthl.i Meiw
county, that an instalment ol Fivg DotlAtis pershare will
oo required to be paid to ihs Tjrcasorer cf tha company, at
county, on or before tho SCthday '
of JUNE, 186$. By order of toe Board.
run B. F, BASKIN, Treasurer.
Officer of I\ k E.lt B.Cfcs, > _
.Kflg Castle, May 26. 1854. f my so^jr
Treaauxer’a rtfflca of the vlurUers Valley
S' •' .r ■- ' ■ Railroad Company* .
to the nte™ Road arqhereby not Ifled that
Urn Board oMHiectoWbave called for a second install'
»*nt of Tmtl)oais£;pftrSh*ief payable lo the Treasurer
on the Ist 33ozr!ay of also Tiro' Dollars per
>horo on tho first Monday of each enmity monih. iinUl
the whole amount U paid;.
mr3o:tf ALFAN WILKINS, Trt abater,
JoiiN«TOM*B Vatbnt .l l
best anfcla of th* kind In as*. Far Sale by
ttjSO BATLHY A BEX6HAW.
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A. A.'MASON A CO.
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