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mondeitee:
AcE-4Telegrallitc .7.131 Local
PAox--"A Deceither Viei
~..merrist. •11.Sit,nois, O. 'en'
Prirssuisu.-11 our made
'row ytesyyof thii subject, t.ll
vi , , it great importance to
that lramt region of country
.?oturOt centre. They shontdi
the itiench; of the Hemptitl
lesl in their endeavor.~ to
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.^.. 1 altrrtatl that that is the ,
r''''.. Atte. hetween the earl and
:- 1 , 1.,,,,..,..„..,, Fitlrlatrgh and its rotates, at
-- -ifz,44C101,,R.41tere,..1 The theta
and
ranougl
I ;?.ti#4 the con i ntry—and in this they F.
- • , s ";4tiftil*Aritquls of the Columbus. Newer , V,anes
• A . :'k , : - :-X l 7,4** l V;heranfr, road. ant the .sn.ject lets
-. : -...ii1:k.. : _ n new irrn4rtenee of late, from the fact
,- '-' '' -, Sotfiti - a.7l"itt",laurgh paper, has adulated andadre.-
-eratedthe . superior cleans of the Efempfachl prect,
[
'rill pill .. intr. of nil its disastrous'effect 'upon this
eity,•tuid has urged the construction o . a . rlank
:_RoadWliauthington no the only remedy in our
'owcr to ovoid tame of the evil resultsao follow
the consummation of such a work-
An we take theground that the route through
Pittsburgh, now constructing. is the tiest, most
natural, and cheapest which can he constructed.
and that the construction of a parallel and rival
rnute,over a country so unfitted for the work as
to involve locregled expense, is wholly uncalled
foe and ;rill involve all concerned in it in great
.lots;;Sritino compensating benefit, we feel if our
duty to discuss the matter so thorougt4y that no
- one min be led astray without wilfully shutting
• Ida eyes to the trnth.
:The argument of the friends of the Ilesupfteld
project is, that it isthe •ahorteat route between
Wheeling and Greensburg, or between Golunthim
and Geeensharg. This we will not deny, if you
draw a 'line *upon . the map as the crow flie., but
-tenderly that it is the !honest and hest Railroad
raite, taldn l ;•into view time and money, both
of -Which' must be considered in the shortest and
7best - linos of Railroad.
Ttie*Piftzbur,94. - Jour./ attempt, to be very
severe upon what the editor very classiisdly_ialls
the ,t'entetinasndiloor, - -the route by this river—
ar.dXcry generously awards to us all •4%' eTerlit
of' itssdigges'ldon, which he pronouticeint,propoe,
aitiou so absurd : tie: to insult common sense. -
- ..,Soppose we examine this absurdity a little. •
In the light of : time and money,
- nod see Lowit
compares ititlt,ihis ‘ favorite•llenO od
pbsldi ',project.
mats to have orritt:d•atlbidgegortt
opposite Wheeling, and that both the "circum
bendibrie and the Hempfield: roads are finished.
Pitbibuigh portion of the - trainlis
atelY,attached to a Locomotive in soiting, and
in about two hours and a half is at the I)epht in
Pittsburgh, end the passengers and freight ready
10 be disttilnited to any - point on our 'various
lions of impiovement they may chooSe. If they
wish 10 go east, another hour.will land them in
Greensburg--allowing half au hour at Pittsburgh,
to make changes—and' the . time frond Bridgeport
to Greensburg is feur hour,
• We soillgiti limit to the, pallsengera we left
sitting in the cars at Bridgeport, who ,preferred
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the lieuipfield route. lbw arc they to cross the
river, The fratrndl at the first flash augge'sttd
that . the WheCling Bridge would unktly fur a
• ItallwalY viaduct, but on second thought, the
:editor , recalls that, and'now says it will answer
for
, einaveying.gtiods from one line tothe other, 1
as one stir bridges may do. Very; well. The
passengers at Bridgeport base got to cross the
• river iu omuihusses, or such other donveyonees
drawn by horses and miles as may be provided_
In the first platax: however, the baggage mu:t be
sorted out, and 'checks given up. 411 of which
con.4utnes time. The distance to the depot in
the 'corporation pave yard is about one .mile
and a half. nod over some high grades at that_
All Wilt constime, at the lowest calculation,
one LOOM. 'Prom thence to Greerisburg is 90
miles, over grades of 80 feet to the mile, through,
five tunnels, across two long viaduArts, and around
several curvatures of GOO feet radios, nil of which
consumes time, as the speed is necessarily
rued at all such places: On such inroad twenty
live miles an hour would lie a high
would take-our Ilemptield pa.ssenger., b. Greens
, burg in three hours and a half. half an hour
i y after the 'trains had gone with the Pittsburgh
passengers!
Such is a fair statement of the difference in
time, on the ricer route—the Journal's •• meatu
and on the Ilempfield humbug route,
which the, editor - very engely prolloses we shall
connect with, by a Plank Road to; Wa`Mington !
If weexamine the same question in regard to
rest, expense, and profits, we shallltnal the "err
, ocinthendibus"—"thank thee, Jew, for that word"
—possessing still greateracirrintnes than in re
gardto time. The increased trade:which will be
carried owe the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
will enable that company to early at very low
rates, over the line to Beavir. Between
Beaver and Bridgeport, the line would mist about
$1,000,000, and would tap the trade of the Pitts
imigtt and Clevelanilltoad, the Sandy and Bea
ver Canal, the Steubenville and Indiana Rout
and:at Bridgeport compete for the trade of• the
Central Ohio Road. Besides this, it would have
a large business from the Ohio river in low
stages of water. With all these feeders and oth
er] advantages, costing only one-tbird the money
which it.will tske to build its Hempfield rival,
it can curry no cheaply as to defy competition.-
So much for the "eiremuhendibus
774 llanouiscrhela Republican complains „very
- bitterly of our opposition to the Hempfiell
scheme, •
and commends us ••to the more reason
able and liberal views of the Pittsburgh Journal."
We arc sorry to disoblige the editor of the. Re
publican, or rose his good %pinion; and we beg
him to recollect, that while Pittsburgh has only n
"second place" in the , expanded -iitlectionif* of
the editor of the Journal, it has a very warm
place in our iegards, and that may be thd cause,
why we see thinea so differently—why we are
not, contented with any thing less than that the
main lines of Railway travel between the East
and the West, shall be through Pittsburgh, us
the topography 'n the country indicates. while
our neighboz exit quietly put up with a plank road
to Washington.
The .W/verittig Gracile is not pleased with our
course either r and is Willits math distatisfied
with the ocircumbendibus" as mil' neighbor of
tho Journal. - That paper says:.
"In the category of those abroad. who think
themselves in the earth's centre, we find the edi
tor of the Pittaborgh Gazette, and , Wellsburgh.
Steubenville, Wheeling, Cincinnati, St. Louis and
San Francisco are alt to bZ tributary to Pitts
burgh, How, think you? Why, bless your
hearts, by %railroad around the bend of the
Ohio to Bridgeport. Hear him! In the paper
• !of the 29th hd says: "Speed is an essential ele
ment in Railroad operations, and l i
me it Me true
tat of distance. And about one million Of del
a' hut will make a good railroad, generally On a
dead level, along , tbe Ohio river, from the Ohio,
and Pennsylvania Railroad xt Beaver, by W ells
eille and. Steubenville, to Bridgeport opposite
Wheeling." And is that the way you back the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Itallroad? Have you
foimd,..affer coaxing Columbiana, Stark and
. Wayne comities into a road, that the Central
Ohio Road It the shortest route, and that you
mast tap that, on-the Journal says, or lore the
trade. Tho Journal is more modext—,be propo
ses to plate Pittsburgh omo ride rut to the 11117111
-Rile of travel by making %plunk road to Waslung
ton, in the hope that a sucker may get tired of
the 'railroad once in a while. And try a eve Or,
the plank row' to l'atishurgll, or in the absence
of-stages, let may mean that such persona shall
Walk the plank:"
Leaving the Apr ial to repel with indignation.
the preposterous insinuation . about the ••stray
wicker" "walking . ' his favorite plank neidore will
merely say to the Wheeling editor, that he need
have no Oars in regard to the Ohio and Penn
eylvania Bola That great work Will accom
plish-the ample expectations of its most Ban.
goloo'frientts. - Bet there is s' country lying
• South Of the line of our Wvtern ra",t and - E Bs t .
of Woollies, which!will be best occommoistisl
by the Ohio. Central road. It is to take' this
trade that we want the "circombendibus,” and
for that purpose it Will answer most effects.'
ally.
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Chit . ' eitlietus•will be pleased to see by a notice I ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE NAILItAOAD—A PAS
in oar local column that the Marti of Trade of NENOKB. =AIN TREOWN DOWN AN EX
LS CI SS amanntett delegates to attend a rail- 1
BIannEE NT 12 Fro ERE DELA WARE pi - VEIL
toad. Convention to be held at Iteitnersburgh, in I Yesterday morning. about :2 o'cl;•t.l, I 1 moot
Clarion sountry; on the 2.2 d. Tile time h as ar- ' s int". l3 r a ,, i.l.'nt l' , Wl'‘'ned "s the New I ark
and brie Railroad, the particular, of altich WS
"rived when the Valley of the Allegheny must have gathered from the lip. ~r 1 .—..•.. 1; ,•1 , 3,, ,
have better avenura to market than it ttowl.' , , as follows: ,
sesses; and when it is borne in mind thatalready t. The train ft, which the aecoloat liapproisi. x,.,
the New York and Erie Railroad skirts that river , lite LI I' NI I'.llrs - n• train Note Il l i o dl-;,iki.
some miler, the prospect of haring a road frOrn !117,;ke7fi",7‘‘rIII:,:l• :l , b9t an mrlit, too h .s.,
this city to interment that road at (Mese, and that 1 ~.,, , ,,,r , ,,,, . 2 ,
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it will, whet: road, be a very Stirce,sitll work, 1 slang tos-1111, i'lrrso.-11:,11 for, ~ , . ..1" : ‘ 1 ' ' 1 "" . " : ".
are both good 1 fil, roil,. 3111,11, 111 , 1. I 1 . "."
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We would suggest to our friends of .Irtastssini. ; eoIII , IIIIhre krIII , •to ;hots awl toil., ps; ..,.;
Clarion, and the counties br•yrind, to come to tto I 'II.I'I''IIIY got Oil ill, t, -,et. 1, 0 .4, ~„, ~
Cativerwitrn well posted tip in statistic:Ll and to- n,',.',,.1,1,n''',:"..;;7`a, I"'''''' ,, ±,,,, .. , • : -
pographicsd Meta: for weave well persuaded that I
, they can with perfect truth cowls. ;hien with a
'strong array
Speaking of thin thing, sumo weeks *gib witlikt
an influential New Yorker, be spoke confidently
that ij . wou ld b e a ccomplished at 110 distant day
"What canyon Wir,tit'Pn retortylianians
wards he askal. We told hint we could a..
but would riapbre considoratile Pld
from New York. ••lto its the people of
c liwsetts said he ••l.et the tanners
the line take stock, awl pay it in work or timber.
bud you will rooti • crt.the road That the
secret of Massachusetts and Cotinectictit kicking.
so tinny railmads: and if you want a road you
must do the same " Ile Was richt. and we tiunt
our friends up the riier.to think.r.hout it Po
90, and you will not only get the mad, ssioner
hut you will enjoy a portion of Inn profit., rii
well as its ceneral benefit,
project
Ireate an
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Wu
n 1 crent
tln• o.ll'l
- :tided
BAITTIA HAILTIZAI. IRO,- In the account of
the accident on the Erie Railroatl, in thi. paper.
the moler will he .track with the •tatement of
what caused the accident. Or, et: :.. -r•
bn , ken into eererot puns. thlt is some of the
cheap English irtm which hal cli.place,l4lie.Ame
rican iron in the market_ It may be that thin
beeurrence will hare the effect: of bringing the
American article into more favor, which, although
a little more ekpenrive in the fret instance, is
found to wear much longer. as WO, prOVOII 'On
the Reading Railroad. and renders the travelling
community ,l,s-ure against such fearful aevilleuts
as the or alluded to.
Tor N }ITEM or eitoL.l, to N xis Vous. is!.
ADFCI`III 4 —The -New York Courier and Enqui
rer has the following el ncidation of the - officially
ascertained fact that New York has only shout
half as many houses as Philadelphia
Bufagain, it is urged that, according to the
returns, New York has only :57.7111 dwellings,
giving use average of 13i persons to each house,
wherus Philadelphia has 61.20'2 dwellings, giv
ing an average of ordy 6 4-S to each house. Con •
this strange anomaly actually exist• asks the
North American. It does exist if there be any
virtue in official figures. and it is not •o strange
either. It is capable of It very simple explana
tion. The houses of this city, on account of
their superior height. breadth, and depth. have.
on the average, twice the capacity of the houses
in Philadelphia. The former are usually nem
pied by two or more families, the latter seldom
by more than ear. Ereey one. too, knows that
notwithstanding the far gre.:4 - ..er size of our duel
fings, there is very much less house room in New
Yorkthan in Philadelphia, as is most conclusive
ly shorn by the fact that rent for the same
space is nearly, if not quite, twice as high as it
is there. These simple facts are enough to dis
pel the editors "strange anomaly" into thin air
The truth is, that instead of there being, as the
,Vorth American affirms, a fixed relation between
the number of dwellings and population, the
one is no kind of criterion of the other. T yke
for instance the cities of 'London and Porto -
According to the report of M. Darcy. II French
inspector of the Pint• adm fotrrr.. published no
few mouths :ince, the population of London pro
per Is l i tY:4,ooo, and the number of its houses
260.00 0 3, occupOuz ;I surface of 210.04ittitoti
square metres ; the pop:Male:" of Pori+ is 1,0;3.-
871), nod the number oehoosto lit.f,•Jto occupy
ing a surface of :J.-I.:NI:0)1f: metres . . Tbit. jn
London there iv one person to every 11.10metre,
in Paris one to every tit; in London the average
number of inhabitants to each house is 71 . 1. in
Putt, .;-1. notwithstanding that the average
length iff the houses in the former city is 1111 me
tres, aml in the letter only 15. Tbesie liffer
coces, striking asthey ere, are accounted for
by the !het , i:hat the Peri, ---• far ea•
reed the London in depth and hriglit..id that
thelatter are inhabited each by a single Emi
ly, and the former uniformly each by several.
CENSUS OF KENTUCKY
Total population in the State. 993.344
Total number of Free'lnhanitant, 782.207
•• Slay., 211:237
•. •• Death; during the year. 1fi.271
.. •• Parma In the State, 1,L`, , 1511
• •• Dwellings, 130,713
- Esubliehments of pm-
ductive Industry, :4.495
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Total Population in the State in lA-10. 779,ti!ti
'Total nnmbcr of Free Inhabitant, in
597,57. ,
White, 50.293
•• itlavem:
•• " Free euiore.l Peron in .-
1510, 7,117
Total Increase of Inhabitants in Ten -
artaltiVraOrree InhabiLautv,
acreage of Slaves,
Representative Population in 1040, 099.000
Representative Population in 1850. 905049
If the ratio, goon op to 100,000, Kentucky will
lose a member of Congroso. jf it does uot.go a
bove 95,000, She will retain her present repre
sentation of ten membere,in the House.
The population of 1,983. 0 40, which
almost double that of Ket;lncky. The difference
between the number of (rice inhabitants in the
two States js 1.200,933. iThis 'is the effect
slavery; and that people hoold cling so tennci
ously to. nn institution vibich brings about such
results is most extraordinary. but perhaps it
will lie said the evil is upon them, and they can:
not get rid of it.. Well then, why do they light
so hard to extend the evil to territory where it
.doespot-iixist!
Efforts are making in New Orleans for the im
mediate re-erection of the St. Charles lintel, re
cently destroyed by lire. Messrs: Mudge and
Wilson, the late hosts of the St Charles, have
leased the St. Louis Hotel far a period of sit
dears, at a rent Of $3OO per month up to the lid
of November, and at $12,3M.P. per annum after,
wards. The lessees to have the entire hotel, in
cluding the bathroom antE bar room, after the
let of November, and the Mizell,' Bank to whom
the hotel belongs. is to expend $20,000 in im
provements.
-RKAION ur Nor 11AP): PUP
ue.—A brother of Mr. Pain°
to the Ilonton Treweript :
Everything that has been ((toted with refer
ence to the discovery in it• lash., (the hydro el
ectric light) as for oa my knowledge extends,
has been correct, with the exceptionof its safety.
The• water in decomposed or resolved into its gas
eous state in abundance, and at a cost of the in
terest of the machine only; but it cannot be safe
ly done: as the testimony of nine severe explo
sions, in as many months, will amply prove. The
great difficulty is found in governing the electric
currents in their accumulations and discharge
'in the, or at the electrodes—the continuous Va
rying electrical state of the atmosphere buiffiing
all mechanical skill that has yet been Draught
to bear on the discovery.
With a certain electrical state of atmosphere,
the apparatus has been known to work for weeks
without any difficulty; but, immediately that a
change of excess would occur, repulsion would
take place at the electrodes, and they would melt
like so much wax.
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Last spring my brother was certain that lie
overcome the difficulty, and he commenced light
ing and warming the house. For a few weeks
all worked well; hut one clear, cold morning, the
fatally was roused by a report like a six pounder
and in a moment after lie. appeared, drenched
from head to foot. The decomposing jar had ex
ploded.
Ile then ceased to evolve the gasses for purpie
sea of heating the house, and worked the appar
atus by hand only sufficient to generate enough
fur lighting purpostsiv. It was at this stage of Af
fairs that the ,Scientific Committee - made their
report; and you will perceive that I bad suflici
ent cause to he backward in experimenting, be
side 1110 orders of my brother to the contrary.
For eighteen month( pa.st he has been inces
santly employed in remedying this only obstacle:
and, although he is aanguinethat he his now ac
complished it, I fear a disappointment: nor do I
hope do vritness his success till such a tine. as a
mistaken, though just press, has ceased to har
ass U.mind ever sensitive to ridicule.
chinking lame!" to Lhath so o Bet. —A Man
named John Kelly with some others, entered the
Porter House coisseeof Pike and ITater streets,
and made a wager as to who mull drink the
most liquor in a specified time. Kelly sealed
himself and drank three pints of spirits in five
Minutes, thus winning with all ease. In a few
rahmtei afterwards he left the place and went to
bou r se 18.9 Cherry et where he expired in is few
Minutes afterwards without saying a word; The
deceased was.a man of very intemperate habits,
and has left a wife and family. Coroner Geer
will hold an inquest on the body. —N. Y. Post. •
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ent n lilt 17•Wting. i.l retiteet,
riacamt toe toothot , tit 11e ,nh,9 I•eht bout
a venter? . gr,te
The night owl dilte.
or 411 rho oere 'hr.,' Into roto , . to.
%mull , frozen in izZ, Inn ttttt , t•lent
tool 1 , 10, o 1440 von the Ontli.l, 0I n Litz
and Eon. tttttt too hundre.l - -,n014... fro TI Nr
York. The Iron 0,. azu. nboto thou
hour.
Most of tlir who %Pre ill
fated c,ir, woe.. 1t11i14 . 11 N . 1111:11 , 1, 11
1”11/, Wit111•11t 11, , i.:1:1/01,1111t 1/ , 11 111'111 . 1 1:,1
I.coken gentleltien It.ft
burgh. ttfto, reroser)tual.idert , .l
1.111 drewlfolly wi•re—they I:werntel
dent honirred run ti“
mit, which threw the e:lr track
NanitllArinVitt:ll. inn ;it •We visited tire
of ti. late olent ~n- t tic Erie Ilailroad.
and found one of the rail broken into
pieces. It appeared as though one end ••f the
nil had broken between rich err: , tie by the
heaviness of the engine. hut were not
until the last ear cattle rontoi the eon,
e ar wen t i n t o th e river shout three hundred feet
frau where it left the track It .tritrk it• tele
graph pole twelve inches in Iftmeter. and cat it
clean off There ie twining ilworrvioi which im
that any person Its. killed. Mt. notch.
kiss, who is at Narrow ,, burgh. i. found to have
one rib broken and other severe injuries The
physician in attendance. eapre,cs the optnion
thrt moraine, that he will recover NIT. thrtlen..
of Owego. another of those most injured. re
turned home in yeiderilly train, sod
thought tots, dangerously injured
CAN FLAX -iliE BUBSTITTPLF.D FOR COTTON. I
The Chevalier 1'144414 , 441 4.1141 1 / 4 4101411 Itl tlan- i,
cheater with letter., of introduction from Mr
Porter of the Board of Twole, anxinu, to have the I
opportunity of making a trial of his patent lti•
coca in come mill arranged for the -.pinning of ,
coarse number,'. , Among gime to whom lot ans .
introduced wink the firm of Mb....r. Itrieht a
ak
'therk,'of /Melo/ale, told they treely plai ' keil.„,
his dist a kcal tic noteli nutelonery .k... wa.- II••
ry to gieo. a complete trial to lii.. eiterinimits
We understand that the wholio.proeesc whorelii •'
flax can lie prep trek' to work with cotton. or to !
cotton machinery. kind' a/ .1 price kilikeli will iit. 1
for the tierescary itelackinient t i the -pion, to
e...it, :art begin with the strax. :mil end: with •
al.. .eratcher or blowing a' ,chine, ki. min in wie k
itecnttiat mill.Tl4/ 4 /11,4 pkrt of the pi— n i.
to take the rough -raw and !..' Let ..., lroo ..• '
tire itiner wood: It,.- Flat' vi ill liked maim. lc •
kaire Ito It must dolt. he cut in lettatlic k
.2, 1
l i ng according to the reanitentimL , /4/ the
k i 111/ 4/ /
be made.. in order b. male the -Mphe in mnic
, degree .if equal liamilt alk
nd to aononicla to it to
I the arrangkmenta id' the rollers through wloch it I
la 1. , , jj3,, iti i. progrec• from the carding engine
to the throckte a: /1... nude So hkr tie' plan ri.
Min. its natural celor, not in iic ter to wort it
with Cotton. or to m :.it by 101 l 111 lON, /Ft Cot
ton, it wee he blektelked Mrore not at liliert,
In explain minutely how thic i.• done, and it
may lai . enough if are .tats that after revoking
through /4 ehernical preparation which .livests it
kit its rein and oil. it ic•subjeetkol to a 1/1//4 1 / 1 ,4 of
I ..
i id/inching. 1,1 extramilinary rapidity :kid cheap
nee... by which it beekime• mirfectly white andi
clean, iiii,rikkr in./tkeil. ac rarpects color. to any
. rottan we hareseek,. Miring this prices.. .t
i chnuld be oliaerred, the breaking kip or ~1/441/4
tion of the lib, b. great(, a.-.-lid. The Ilk% 14
/lOW of the !imp, length ot -131,1.• for too 1i,,..'
it is :dm equal or sitperiot in i r;itor to the lieci
Cotton. It is now dried. :tool this.. 1111/11// 44 ii
seems, ia one of thi• timid difficult mil keine. ,
part. of ilieproce— ithen pet tectia ilk y, it is
re a d:e for the blow, Ito ouch who], ai'aiaer. it
ri k4o ire.. to pakeonl two , three !MI,. li 1,..:1
''‘.the1 . . 40 . , 5 stilclted it I. read,. for the card.
1 ing engine. 1014 for the o riii kka ra p r0e k..... 0 ..
whirl, follow from the earl. to the. ,pue.ll.•••
' In the experiments which have In-.-,, made nt
Itochdole, w 1 . • are infornril that the Flat wi
I carted lir itcelf. ts
which. for several re,'a e
m , . w
1 ihould Think boot / and that in teeeking through
the drawing frame and the dyer's or tithe tram..
1 one end of or :diver flat worhed IA iill 0111/ Id 111 -
ti,,. /Liz Pirating a nociteg of half tiaa and half
i cottou. The a kk.log thin. produced ha. been,
mole laith into the mote nd Oink-tic morn, the
, form, being. :Lout :ill'. welt. and the Mite. ..Lout
Ilsb. twist. .
...
We have neva' sample. , a the weft ...It met
thus spuh and although it might net Ialo•
place ink the market, such us to
factory evidence that yarn and cloth of f:fr
qui.lity may he.wnel probably -eon will I, made
of equal pan+ bt Hal :god eation. The thre:al
wanewhat less stnooth mind 1,4.11 than nen+
of good .tuality. and inteslett. of 4 , r1.1r.P
must be wanting in ,tretigh, it clit
only be a+ tartan, 1, weeke-t el .14 1“1..re,
part. As the rt•-alt of 11,4 experiment, wi.
rwnot but admit that it much +orpittse- eta ex
pee ti tatio,. told allortl+ fair ground to lettie i h it
all ilittiettltie. only he overcome by ingenaitt..iti.l
Vier" bliWeVer. a hoeda plestionll.•il A.' ,`
Inter not yet toueluel op:.. It is not tea e•.at
only that it should he proved that flax iwty I
mixed with cotton, or worked alone in cotton
machinery, but it must he showed that flax so
prepared can he afforded at a price se lew to f
compete with cotton when the American +ell,.
yields tale overage crop. It Is quite laredble
that flax nay he worked new slight advantage
with lair cotton at Pd. - ft lb, and yet that it cord
not been worked if cotton fell below Ti.. jt 11.
If flax east the spinner 7 , 1. 71 1 , 111, there we' l l.) tie
no inducement to Use it an long 8 8 cotton dotted
rise higher than 7 , 1 The:l l lleSiiim of [awe
is, then. all important, and on this point we have
endettvor'ed to obtain same information. ifeun
derstand that the prior of flax in the straw is
about 'IL per tun. Or something less than cite
halfpenny per pound. Three tuns or the straw
are estimated to make about tire cwt. of filteni.i
.fibre by the existing process; lan it is relent:Ord
that, by the improved methods adopted by Mr.
I:lawmen. at least rot. wall be obtnined, tell
that thin can be produced ready for the blower'
or acutcher in a cotton mill at a cost of 2pl
;or not exceed Ed per pound. It will he seen
that in addition tie this, theeiv will hen great
oaring in loss or waste, as compared with rot-
ton, because when the Has enter, the Idol, I
er it will have been already thoroughly elven.
ed. and cannot Insit anything in the pnirees of
working beyond tonne of the finest :1:1.1 Itglitest
Mire.
•
tr e e think it probable the mixed flat and VOi
ton May servo for well where great vtrrnglh i.
not required, but we have lei:, imulbletieww :tit re
gard iv wrap. We hope however, that all that
Alr,Clasmaeti acea before hi:amity In
ed. If he trot Fupply ottr";pirinera with a mate
riot which hill rave half the cotton sow worked
lip in Fpinging up to No. sues, and this is weft
only, he will do much to reaene them from the
perils to which they an• now aubjegtol lento the
viciwaitnilev or the .lineman SV:1.01114. lint! will en
title hit:melt to the lw.ting.gratitude of 111
ore coriltectrd with the industry t.r L,111 , 1,ii1l V.
.114orchr- fir KramzirrA ,,,, ••
lIV HALER \ .1 - I..aru
front 11n. Stamlunl, that •-
km county e , mtailef '1 white .I,el ../G9
inhabitant, capital in,y,ted in matif3rtore,,
$44;2,294; hand, employed, ,"•:18; value of pro
duct,. 5: 4 6:13,914: number of borser, I,4tAt; mules
103; come, 2,5:4', working oxen, a, other cattle.'
:2,1/12; sheep, 4.10; swine, 4,704; value of lice
stock, $200,040 The largest number of color
ed• persons net in Greenwich township. t
The Government of Buenos Ayres haring re
cently applied to some of our enterprising Amer
ican Engineers twit Alechinics to erect for them
a Substantial pier, extending out into deep Trarir
at which steamers rind vessels of all drscriptiorii
could land. .Mr John C. Mitchell, of New York
has furnished a Phin which is said to have
with, the entire appriShation of the Argentine •
thorities.
The Faun!, a Ow, of Trinidad. Guba, says
that the Cngi I. eteannir Plumper, of 12 guns
1:i0 men, Iwing one of the eruiserii lie. anti
by the liritielt Government for the pre t tediM of
the roasta of the iet,ool, had arrive 4 at that
place. The captain in the name of tbe.Engibih
ilutirality„offerial bin service. to Lite Governor
Leel it ritni that be hail been ~entt, one of a fleet
attended to icuivril the hiLitel ag inat nay future
^
It:toot. Wen, -clera! !omit:tins' of great
Irtutity hat at rote) S
do late, in 11 i•tattattin. Otte,
r t o , I t i i ‘ge tr atther. in the place, fat, revert
tiettor.etttith tett It tlitti.thatt. with alniort
o tta r t . chle tore, litrty•live ga 11 , . id -, the tatretit
ate, I\'. uttoute It wait terroted Ity . Loring to
the del-4 el 1111W/S leer- eighly-tuo fret through
crit nod eight thittoult rook —ILIA sinking
Ora tio'tat melte- itt tlitinutter, in the opaline
!1,. b., o ol ,', nllo .11 I. I iloo, , roaltiining Stmt ,
“. be 113'n .11 , 1 1 . 2.0 ii lebnbibilti, 33% 31113. et
1 .1 til, broil o).,1 by lirf on the'nth inalant. .
.Eto- i oio I 11... , pritwiffkl hoiai , and nearly nil
I
thr loobllar. o o
f nporlaia, in Ihe town, were
. .
lbo II 4,-...A.•nn \.•n, •Itiles that upwatal, of
I. nitlooroobl doll, t. haw been •ollo•rilaal hy.
kb, ;-,iboal• ol ihal lowu and,nity, hr the
ekil e.• e ..11.-131111 bfle, 3 henbile Seminary
Ito ,r, aibl bill tho -lon . all 13..11) be slUelb . ./ it,
7...0 POli
Th. of NMioit have ito
oit all It , ‘• tpialat
tmtigal
were ..9.71/1,1.110 1.1111 , i., VIII,
alti.:h an
kr., at I w, ha and 7 mil,. cover
Ite
a,... the ht kni in
n. flea aela. lank: farming 7.-I'lattaa.t
tiiitiitti• iii',:, gift coil
,v i• ity laa week 'OA. higlitiiit
p.isttdr,l tqiiitiriiir vitt
`t: 'ill Ite ix ids it
1..1 'l , l. the la tri. the ci.ticert ticket
• ‘VII.II 1.• 1/10. 1 . 1111111 . 1 . , 1311..,./1/) . I{•4 l, l'{
Man Me‘ieto .. the eept3:
—Ne 1 1111 Mlllll i , 01•• I . lllllrl. 011 1 / 1 1111111 of
I u elen wet •11 . 1 1111 . 11 .• WI.( replied the
he.itatiegly. ••I ,opite, they are to get
learrie4..
thl Tt,td... —The • W
` , llll.l.itlg 1.1,t ttive. the total Sallie of :Term
entered ill the ,Nee Itedtord Ith.triet In the year
1 ,- 01 nt ttt I wl.le .11. $l.-1 , ;1 , . , :ir•
n "f ,111:11.•
ed with -hip titiihr. aiiot ar , o , from
II C!IIII0 over the l'uotton and
\ 'eine Ifiolroad t. , thi , oity. Veattallay the
abide troll 113 , tieep.“..l,l to Alcrolith. via
14norl, Railroad 4 and abut two hours
after their at-rival near the NMI, Tnrd= in that
town. forte ot the ear. hail been unloaded under
the •lireetion of the rotelneter of the train.
11e lestrn that fourteen •Itife , are about to he .
boia in ‘lti.lforvi .
r—Thy (.004,04,1 Fn
re , nrd the fol
•
haring nor.; taut -voltm,: •
--Two periinns who hare 0h0...in Each other nut
o to tie each tither'+
ttlial comfortnailentertainment,: have in that
a
theru.oly , t o h e
oil ihle. rer;.ivinzi. patient. awl jrrith with re
elall other', frailtii a aro' Imperfection.,
to the mil el thy, lire. •
/"•• . 1 /,totoo7tt —The Ctn.
thot nntal.er : j the tribi7s"
~t e o i ,., e to courribitte a block
7totte h. tt i e Nattnata Monument. It is to he
token front the relehratel .titnrred Hoek; in 11.
lite,. the India, 11,111 g no land !key call their
1...P1.1111 tt from The folloning i, th e i n .
olre:ott 4.4,1(1,1 ,ttep
the'red nein etre. to the pale tore: h. build him
t., a totter hunting, .gro 1 It io oaid
flint ctn. Roar! ot F,reittn Ilie•iott, trill prof.,
I.ry “ii• r .t•• }“ or tho'ett.en-e cti the trirl.l",r(r...
11•.,r t..
7 5 5,. ,, ,,,. , , ,;•,,...• -11$ ration Elaine
~,,
n., Incitto - t...r ...tiro - il Bother- v6:L. .ileot or
elo • o Gr . , 3,1 \ft., i ~W .. U. 11, 4 ,1 or •oni•
le• 1,..nri..- i‘li.P.e 3 vli,tti•oll's forum] him
r. , , iiieditati , i . itol -olitivlr. ‘rtv , . 4ilerit: Rii,l,ol
,n- r...l4rlehly bile ill•
n,
• “titer..iltoti .ttot It
-r-I ..1 I.to, ~ eloyieic
te 31111n1 him 11i1
i.. 1. n 1.. ni,....t...1 :i.l r‘en ' tit it:.l.le. Mien rourli
..
sr. ~'•1 hy the talk of other.. ..144i•.,11 iitol
1,/10.V 1 •1 V 11010 1 ,1 V VII tl .l . C• 1 11,r1:4 1 i1 1 17
btatn.:r .atitruine:au.l re,:ersed.
•h , •rt IA no‘ 44 11, '4O IC 11.1 Sidev U.
111 , 11. • 0 1111 1 111 Q, 01 1113k0 roplltit.e.
I . • • 11. met •It Ir. tty , 'lure Iwo it.
I • .41).-. ...II -; lOU the ,thre oat.,
r lit Ir., wri r •
hrrt heel. who.e mother.
wer.• • r. , rt, atrl wiVll Itre- r-i-ter. We
11.111,1, tlir whole world Irt a aituilar ouittri•
lure - /:.tru-r .1/errarq
Desirable Suburban Residence for Sale.
nt• . ol r• the
lfa , l , fmne th
Ilii
roz.nin, 511 , - Tnarh• nn
. ,1
uu.l I , uld- hp
1.. r :, 1,~,~ 1.1 ~ fill le._. :1,t1,1.1~r,' TA.
a. a
dal a •u xlll
' , ( la:, :r
,a., ,• .4111 , I Am!. vat tho. tra.. an. In
n.I •.• ~,,, (.r Ih. ..f 4a . dinar,
,nlu brit and
ulth n.lll.clakt, h. th• eit,.
• +ls, e•••• 1,1,11, 113 1i11 , 3 vi.,,,ott It Ile.
. It., 333 r 33,3 r Dade. Trust., aum
rt tt).
. r ~I. ..1 , ~~., ninl . rn 1 , mVl.t.l
.. ..I fr.. , nr~u ~•f .1 ~r nJ%. rtlr. ~f
.. niit,r~ .i~.l . . ,r~• ~~. ei~.l ~11..rJ- n ~ i~~. rrt n 1 t
.1 nl , n.tvain. awl ylonenniolll,ilVll
1, TVA •., %,1! ,b , ,111, 14 tilt. tiN,UI.O.OiIV
rio J.,, I evrr
1.3. 1..1 11 —1 ri ..1
11... t. ..1 irtli.• It la 11, 1....0
1111.1. I.ln i••• .1111. r..ut
.1 6IbL a;v.
Na UI W 4.1 -t
REMARKABLE CARE!
IN ()ink .MIDST
••••• I •lo• rf rompl• wall your
o, •••:,,,•• you no Amain, of lb , . a10t,..t tr•trneulol,
•
orttlt ey.. It. Fehrunry
0rr..11 I IJIIIIII64IIILIA lj 1,0111 to tho bort noon.
wr t 0... I fir... , tor ;141 old ha, who
ver, -oret—rfol In tonna In.. Yho told meth..
her no. on- rho •001.1 vortainl, not tolly
Oro oil , 1,0 mt... that th....ther vrenthl frrlkor—it 1...1ng •
to.n ot thrl.tood. Awl lab errttry. thrtt nt
t.me Nth., 4.1 11. A ....Ono. [rano to the mnrluoinn
ro r , o 1
1, trr your I , lrol.orm, ch. rocs rreirritr
j. now atrnut two Months rim, ~to•
tool willahoth or, no oral
. .
••• r •Ia• tlt. far n• I rrn NII. 16d••••• xhr h..
• ith ht. 1,1,...,4 ru.d I, 1•rov1(-
31 Ft.xct.3 row". Cettmr..
I=l
C::: 4 11ri.w..11, rt; ft. E
e• 4 :1. NI Curry. II A. Fallott,JfArphilnu.
Pn.l II al., by lb. proyyir-
S. M. &TEM.
nro."dk. S Omni Its. n. 9..senth Pltn.nornh
Citizen's Insurance Company of Pittsburgh.
NC I:F:.\ r . F: 110:%11 , . INSTITUTIONS.
OM, N.. 11M,'r •Irret. In 11.........bntnen nf I' II
NT
. .
11r , 1,1.121. A. W. M 1.5. Pet' y
'Annan,' Inn urn awrchitillr.
, in tranotn.
. . . .
euarantr leer the and Inlwanita ar the
111.1111111.0, a- %Warded In Ibe elaaraeler or tb. Ilireetowa.
.bran all a...au of Pot...burvh. well and favaral.ll
I. ... .. 1.. the ~ .1111r1111114, far 1.11.11 prod. nra. Inlelliwesuo.
awl lota:lnt.
4' 1; 11 IV.
.Ir .o , r Br rani, od4ll.KluK. Val *sr,' tu Ilnowiton.
./..11.1 II Mr 1.1,11. SI h Ipr
Foreign and American Hardware.
L(X;AN, WILSON & Co.,
No. 129,,W00d Street,
114411
I I A It I )1V A 1 t
~,1,
ri. In ,p...
ols rrolt i m 'im
LOOK HERE MY FRIEND!
HE YOU A FATHEIL f, the
(arna rwm
1 , „m../(r and For.tun Frel,,J, , ,
Gold 4- Puri ! , 4 (....tcharty.,/
, rr
EXIII.INGE AND lUNK (NG DOUSE
'NM. A. HILL &
No. 64 Wood StreCt, Pittsburgh'
Sir - iNTLIMRT Au.nrry) 0 , 1 TIME I oAL
g iol'A RTNERSII I l'—‘l l e 11.1Ve a-^.ll . late.l
.11w, I.lr. rawhier .4 the Parson.
hank. wir) .1,1,1..1)1...rnr,0rl attw)))).)) IA iir•
TLr W.) Ir of IL, f)rus r) mint no lwrwitdr.w.
”14 1% V)
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
~}.
A. 11'11.K INS 6z, ('U..
Corner of Third and Market sts., Pittsb'gh.
European Agency.
Th.. •tirrrti...) 11 , 44) )1-)11))/ u,. priztr),l
),4 11w:um w).l ir-rmA)) ) / )1 Aro.. IL.. Is ~,,, th•
Awl!. Nino . Al).1 Jun.. t. Ira) 4.41•1•Arr1. ...) NIA), I)
rimrarlrr • 140) WA) L• Arr.
wia •1tn417 JoliN is 11At li.
Ttn.nno nflorno, 'Wiuj ty: It o ollost
loodnl.Jr
Tom
Lb, n.0.1..n0. In- nOtecti .nr
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iv. ienrul.l‘ oreoh,./ 4r.t,
,arg. nspl in
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1\ 11
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
II 1 •• 0
THE liti4ler.ipi.,l hat ulc .lil r.•
•S
1....11 31.1 rolmruoal ~,,,
01:111 101111111111 W In .1 al.. .it 111, n h .
it
rt,t4,1.11, rt-tuit
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11.,tv 1 1,11. 4 1 1•.•
pr,,, 1,11,,,,••-
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I
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T I,• ftornitun• rp,nr , ll , ••••
net.
wtII, I I ' 1 11. mm,
, nt , ,
1,151,1- • 111 •••• •rrests,,•• 1, ...ill it,..
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.
Ev 44.,,intettl will 1. , Ln.
n uual prvpro.t,
Awe/lc-All •1,11.:Trul• Trxt• Il.r -
LKWI, II I:
To Goo ConsOmers.
IAUTION TO THE I , l , liLle (IF Nil's-
,1 *l. 1i..,
tf1,.,,t,, h.1,1,nt. fl_
rair .I•venee•l yrie. , e entitl.n the vol.
nell nn.l , IZru... • , ••.k .
Ma% xbotat , hug,. 1L1,11.1 lrrink: ek ettri
Woe 4.1 tkolkelt tentekork kind, e Use chin 1.
nk trtlin. In 113 4 b00n..., nn.l won rnientinnti In .1.-
11. , tr. nurnz trt •to anitt •nntxlrnr.. Ihrnunh , •Ikl
Fulinlrthrp 11 , ,nind thi. Imply n
nnrr rAI din. kind ttirnrrr.rtill onr. Vnu.
IL 11.11 IT.
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111 LOriiiIV.LP., Sr% Y. r 4
et, Thr younc manha, new,. rn1111.144
L)OSITIN E SALE—A large nowl,r of
bulblnn: lon.. In The mt. , .botirthlr .Ittoolon.. In ff.
1, , ,r0t.1. Itlrtni.yalrto. but lltrrnlnahnm .n.l South
Ito.t3lotre,. 1.*1012 Iti malr Jor ruff on at ronottottattng
Vont , . flarffein. may be had by .rphrsttou to
CLAIM/ 4 1111 W, rrorb..l
Baird R. Irvin offrr 1.. for .311. 6111r...10ff Itto ..n
Prno.,lranin Arrnue For trettn. tool foribrr I.l 3 lrobtr.
nl/pll
I.lltrltl=l s tier...Nl. ill bltire and foe unit , by
It.AlAll DICKEY II ety
Vrn. yr.
tillßE AND WATER MIICERAL
PAINT. f/r .31.• to 75 , 31 Alf DICIIEY Ctt
Wntrr *off Front .t•
'. te.
r-.4ved
l end rr E :Yrib i , E.. ‘'
1,41 ,lel: J . I: CA 3: Et hi.D
LEMONS— 14 Ix tff just re,ived and for
.nle .frbb .1 Ii I•.SNFI
1,05 e.. f or . a l e
I_, frt*/ e E VIII Ittl3:3llittltri Clt
VIA It —;II) I.ltlo extra Family Floor. for
e.le 1., 0. OZ. 1 F lioT A It
•
I.k1:11-4 1114 e, primp leaf for , a l e 1,
J frt., , V. VON MINN 11. 11141 XCO
B uTTE . R . , I -4"'• 1.1111,
rI lIIN Mt.:,‘ I,- ,1.•
11 ' A N , ' , 1: . 1 .. NG , 5t
3134 $.4
Av...., miA ,Lr'.
lAAU 11Allli
-An - I
ip SALE--- . 66+0 White Loois,illt.
lo nom I or 'Anil: PI) 114•1•11•• •IL.li tool -m i lli
To lints t4.113,3•••,.ut1m
ur lat.
ow •11
I.
S. rairrn and :null...tin min . -panne , not noun!! retail iino
it✓alta • roo 1n.., lid, writing nod
n. indent onto. for nth
rt.-loaner. I, till'
• •
yam, •1.-4
)lILL---One Smut :Win. tqrmillete,
y ho. Lf f.ll. It DALLELL 11..
ft 1)-31) loarrels and 1 7 r kog, ,11.,
I It 1,1./.1..1.1.
sEEl,—r, 1.1.1.
1..14 • 1011.71.L1.
•In.t
/11.‘ KT.% ill(' All I 1 4111) 111., 11:srralst..11
oin lar.ab e. IL I.
Sim:4lllAl EA IA OES 7 - , 11., larro
m r.
AA 1.... ..1 4 1 . 11( L d'ultTE.:sl l.
i.-I LLI:yC
rrirrri.:_ -2041 1.,:1g, Itio . ..Go jtod
Amd 11l mamiAL. A ISd,lt All 11
11.• •Ir•-1
14 1 1tESI1 l'El'A Jost roroived.
• 11.-1, 1.,
IV A 11,41.1 Rif
•
1 4 41{1 , 1;W Fll ;S— 10 drums, and for
ri A 11.4 . 1.1•10: .4
14 1 011 It EN - .1 good bri, - k
I
[Max l ,..rr, Alin. , A. l SA. 1 ,
.4.1 al yr......nt Arrn.l .Ar
... ••••:1.1
• 1..111.1.u.: 1-4114 131.,
A m m .I'll os.
lir
• A .1 ,
177 ..te111.136.4.1...r S..
M Ed:11:11i of Ll... Board 11:mmigers.
‘..1..1 mit.: in. 111, an..ri., , A1•1 uAI
-IA,A,
I=l
IL , X .VAIIN I\TI4 \
1:4 dr,L. lake , hl c. rya . o h /1 , ,r,r.+4.!
lytlnx ; r14 , 1‘ All Who nr , nr,
vtts..ll . , ottravi• 0.1
Notice.
FIE TEAcitEit's AssoclATioN ..1 \l
id kawn, i'vutity. von 110. 1 . 11ikli• Mot,.
1./I th.• 711. l'
.1 whirl. Ilitu• 'dam..., will 041 Ip, IT•sialent
...NJ the. H..* r• • 1N. , •71.11,
v• 'mewl .nler Etnroltis".•
fetol ' I . 111 , 17q11171t. Sr. Va.., 15,
s
Pittsburgh Gas ripe kid Tube Worlri
rritiE Imve.j3k:qpinidilotl tlrvir
IRON TUBE WORKS.
nod are nnwnufactoring all .1, 4. , at .its. Pnw. to,
MMITP nln
Hut, nnAl Knnwn4
WROUGHT IRON TUBES.
which a,. iiniA for male Ahn Inwr. TN', Av.
ninv iin-rnrivi raiwitni intern.nnv dent. without in.
SPAM: A 01.,
fvict
1 1 011 ICENT.-- 1 . Wardl , ll.l.: I:411110 4i on
Wn4, I.^tv.t.en Market 1:1%.1 f..r
l•riAtim Enquire t , l JA, 6.II:ZELL
N. IN Stn.:. 0tt.,l
lOLINTERFEIT (!oIN DETECTORS:LI
ljThi. In the nob ivetrunient yet Invented by ' , Melt
r.untreteit eoin ran he rertatnl, deteeted exrealllionei,• re
attiring Ind a moment_ Prireettso. VV., and 1F.1.91. Yee
eale at the Wateh and idon• of _
W W. WILSON.
• febl naater of Nfart.el an.l 4th ..te
tOLD LOCK EtS.--had regoireil a large
ef vienant Watehr. and: Miniature one.,
ntaide fur inaaa.n4y,, w w
t.;ILVER coINWANTED—e;,r which the
I hi g h,t prinpiun
m A. HILL /
(AA ltrukvr. ra Wood !dn... 2.duornal,.. all
1, 1 XeIIAM;F: BANK STOCK-511 bar,.
HILL et
Ranker.
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NOTICE.
jo•rson, ind,i ? ted 1.1“• at. lino of
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Sellers:: Cough Syrup in Illinois.
I F.12(1... of Milidloport.
fain tint, ant. mule, 1:11i.
In 10. 111.,frr 1.. nab n fir sal
3 tar. rat. nnifinnl him in In:it...ind inihhinnl
nh%oil to nt fiir Donn. the iiumwer
la. , !heh inntioncil iti.tnns him
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fhiiinfi hrniiiffit nitli WE frnoi lb.. titan. idithin Mr.
hapm hini 'Mind lb. :irrupt , ' tor in his family. and
irtnin tn. rrhni Ohio. hob Miry, hiltlrriiiiith him. a
a—rtnin nt who.ts Inert, obtain. and urtnl wlth :trent
',lntl. 1r In Nan! in anoint relief.
It. K. ,FiLLERS.
M it
druggigt• in-rain-101i in the trio fin.. and virtinth
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uk.t bwit,ful
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McFADEN & C0170.13E:
rarodl It,arn, Po-v, Stns
Penntoßail Road Co.—Central Rail Road:,
FIIIIE .11ii.erilot`rs hating 11,011 allimintod
1,.4111,1••ni.vr ItII I
‘ll , . sltxt an , mow nn.pan+l n- I
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Pits-lwrzts
11. Is K
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1 ....3.1,33.1 germ n 0.0.1 \ann.!.
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'Voter and /rout h1r.3.-13.
1 . IS E: , I 133 1 11101,
M. 111 1 11113 t 1.1 V
0 1 10 N 0 MOLASSES
r 1 111 , 1+ fr.-11 1..11 'totter
11.1 to -3. I 13.3n1
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1.50t1 IL. Flow; r.rON. .. by
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rrydum Dmkra awl CUlRLllldlloll3l , er.banbc
GI Water N0.W1..
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i I . OILN-20 brls and 30 sacks julg recd by
1._../ ii:E 9
.(ILL BUTTER-2,5 LAI in store
1.11. osa • J. N. DILWORTH R . CO
DIG 11:0S—!NO tons on hand •
J. 8. DILWORTH it CO
LITE SMALTS--I ease fur male bp
J. WiIOONMAKtR co
.178 ESC' 'ILI I'TION BOXES. Turuotl Wood
.I.SCIRMINMAKER
E t/IL-10 ImAkets for sale by
1.
J SeIIiXINMAKER a Cd)
EW CID IP CASTOR OIL— ID lirlsnime , .
Sg, hr IL E. SELLERS,
3n.2 , W.oul
LILA XSEED OIL, LARD OIL, WHALE
4qL, eat ~11:11.)1 OIL, for 1.11.• As
j,to IL X. SELIAIILS.. r, Wind It.
ucK 1%. HEAT CAKES—If vou want pxxl
lito.ko host Cukr, a,. Balavri. klierverinC (km,
t. , ....1,•fitr aa. hy )a•1 IL IL SELLERS.
1t1,101.1 s and Anil's, for_ sale
AI G. Marl. AL vornor of Fourth
je‘l IC. W. WILSOS.
OTICE—The partnergitip lately existing
1,1 twtwoon unoloricood. unclorllv Griot nt . At.
I 211, /11,, Pliandoltoltis" end °l.CCimnor. Atkins
a Co. o. di•••I , •1 bY mutant
1.411 d t. of Jantlar . Ilsn.on E. Atkin. in dube
11,.. name a Atkin& O'Connor A Co, et
01 - Jaturo oCCuunor t. alone enthorited to
1-, do. Lonnie o m f to:Couttor. Atkin. A Co. at Pitt.deir•h. in
11AINSEN E. ATKINS,
1 . 41,1,0rkt0, Jun. IS, Ishi. J A 51Y-4 treCON.NOIL
.Innies O'Connor, al' Pittsburgh, Pa., and
11 . 0.n.rrs a Co. or itultiino, 51d, bur« thi• day ontored
.....p,r , r00".11.0 °odor Coo •I,le or 01,unspr
PILL hooch, • nod k-Co-Itellinnom - fow
odrazo.arting LI.. 1nt.... of Lho 1111.,Inirult Two. ,
i...rtouon Lino. •01l to. for nonorel roinial.soo end
h nok
',andl', out pote. ~I A 11Ikt ti•CONNOR
Jen. Ito, 1 , 41. iiVONNOIRS a co.
CA It I) —We few', our thanks for the
tlul pnonm.r ‘1.6 lu 1.4w-1w for 11••• rewl
• .11 rut,' 0o."1.1 rt...• our frlend+ muof thrl. o.llr
ttat 1, the ”f 1.1. .I.nll Iv of
eat, wiv.• zwel weer - eel nature. Vie will dieplay
~,,,,
. . .
JAMES 11 . 011NSillt a (0.. I . lt4burgb
trI,,A,JJIIS A ('O.. Italtignom.
I'ill~bnral~. Jan. IS. 1 , 51 -131.,J11.
A I KEEN A I'I'LES--.10 brie prime, ree'il iu
'4 ,•••I fipt . ,sh. ly
k I EMI' -I 10 hales MiNsouri dein rotted, itt'
1 -N , n. meld 1, naI..ICJ A xA N 41141111011.410 N.
1.4 YnAll
4 ;
I.s.s ttttt • •In consignment
.11.10. ANDER IRIRDON.
swks p ' on hand
S. N. WICKERSHAM.
IVg.l 4 Mllb +lx
'V EAT'S Ft H>l' brls just rts,ived
artlele. fur 1•1
N
l'A NISH W —2O bris in Num% for
S y. IVICKERSIIAM
AN I. WAREHOUSE TO LET—The
. .
/.. 11..11 sl will 1.. rvnt...l. with the tumin
L.t ovsl. 1.1.,
II no fourth
BEANS-30 bti prime. for sale
• .1 ,111.141 N 11A t
NI k: I keus a,,orte.l. for sale Lv
g .1 S' INNI AN En Ato
I PRI 'Olt ICE BA .mall
-3, le J SVIIIIoN 51 AF EL A rA.
. dy
by
.1.1, A. HUTCHISON A CO
I‘l . 29 kris we'll per steamer Arena'
t and 11. r J. A In.
111 , Round rloorlf
130TAS11.—s eu,k, Duncan's pure Potash,
I Ur L. la.: , .I.A i. FLOYD.
- •
hAK 1N117.‘ TION —Paper flanging in im-
Jn,linn .dlok. and ”nibbol; f sale by •
W. P. 01011011 AL V Wnnd
I EF•D SrkIARS--20 Lu. 4. reed large loaf
I t I n brl. mcnall
2.111 do rrn , bo,
170 do emed , n,l; '-- •
11/ do Chtlifird, In Orme and
11. r ,le by JAS. A. IiCTCIII,SIIN A gr,
Arlo Lonio Snnsr Refinery.
IA f' SUGAR-30 brie for sale by
_II4RAGALLY
TuIIWNSEND'S ESS. GINGER;
ont
lilerron Sgusapartil.
l :innapn.rilln. for male br IL R. SELLERS.
1.7 W,.4 et
- 1010WDER-150 kegs blasting, for sale by
R ...,.1 .1 A R. ELOYD. Round Cbttreh
n UM Pt/Rh—DO pieces hog round, well
IP tri nam..l. 00 ..sle by 00.11. RAIIALEY A CO
II i nATHEIIS—Ii sucks prime for sale by
1 ItURBRIME A INOI1RA31:
~.., ll6 Water a.
brie and 15 kelp+ for oak by
J. P. DILWORTH - A CO
1 RD—
• . 4
I, 1(1111MS-7 , 1i dor. just received hp
J I , ILWOIITII Cu.
14, hti Dried I',*:} •+.
in, Is] Dr 0.1.1.4.4, for +l, ay
.1 a I,II.ICONTII a CO
ERM 1.I.l(( —1 esse genuine Chinese,
J. KIDD& CO,
•
I A M
11 . 14!RKS ,. ?ti l E,EPING-
5u brim fir'eale by
.1: limb A Co
linEo==
. . . .
L.r work, ,E.,t n., ind,a larxesmrpty
JOHN MELLHH,
JOHN
Wood Ja
) 1 r,. .1: . IV II r. 1.11. „ -t ri R d R y 0 W.
lb. i,:tt...t„l.l.lik.eulLHAll.ly
loot of tho mr
.d 11 to. Wilheroe.nsel load L0 a Mr.12.:164..
ol elt,. and tate. to P. M. Ihtele . AuHion Room.,
oo Mose., the - doth. nod eold. The treollestan who tom
lto, beellearroo pi,* retutu the tato,
etol dot ho. ~,,, se, lonth . Joiu . l he trill inv.',
old e t . te, J. h P 111 Ltd and H Wood tt
I I ER'S F A N ca..es far sale by
I J, SCIIHHN MAKHR U
81 25, $l5O, and 8175 per gallon.
rrAVEItN K EEI'ERS had bettor tr.v Morris
A lkw..rtli'm rriur I.E. Furx..l. IIA %Nor. a the labolp
r.
THE TEA AND {VINE NTDRE.
Favt thatruda.
-•
I II it. prime Carolina, for male by -
II 1, , JAS. A. IIIITt:1111±1IN d (NI
j( --511 kec asmortell Nos. for male by
CI 1,, A. lIUTCIIISON
EA ITS.—It univrrrally mnreiltml dud,
g p miannot tht.conntry than In any
oth,. %WI.. Si iin... time It I. It that lu nn alter
t. ran
h..t at an nor. Ynr n. true. tni
rulooin ...Put. but the Igia nttrai raipoa or-nit-H. Wu
•..a lievlvct 'our prraonal manannuorn, but
rual I.4borinn.liatal gnarl u,,i lark unpl lnkg—
Tb arta lu• orn grarnbfir nr.,amlania• tad brae all riL
Inuu-1 Itorb ppolnril)
gab. /1.1.1 a yuplan I . linoug tn. inliartlarl
lo n. ...l rinalnyun n radiant arlntrunna.
nu. alo -bond a prpun , worn tgra.fol tban tbr RASO of a
p •Irr lur lb, • but. muip uf !ben auld are vrry Inyurb
on. al, iaganfaanullal ill. ad... Ur...."
n/ r. nag 4 - 011111• In.nrlb•nt .bilk can tangibly indict
an mourn •
Juba Donllatorryymplur, fur ragnovlng ae uu. lour n hal p than bait upon ta r t
••r nn.
•~1 anti.. ail! Trantr it in a ablgt
0, .1 auy .1 'try nralran/rnt. •
.101— N . nan.lahla land,/ Hair lop• WAWA.'
0.+.0.1, Impart IAINAI. ur gra. ling, beanlifully
n, ur ultburn ...b., It alb raulur the hair in a
-burn, I n nut inure elbainall, than any rater ,lye, In
,tllp •une Inn. bulellibl.
•
t'rr.ui
lb nastie nrunrtitl.s..n.
...tnnya.4/t.
.1111,,,. it 1...1 11, ,Aisa .11/00th lad r..4t
II • 14.... to
t g - rratrat ornatortit
vtlen trothim: art
31, 11i... Ti...th I,•te will Impart
1t... at the .atne timr Lerping
tl.. hrm at.l .
.01 II %VII. rfum, sod Chemin.,
Cl,...aut . Pktla.
For ewlo relwl. to C. A. I:lbw...et A Co..
J Mbebelt Allegbet.
cO,. iw 1.11:11
6,1 E . 11 :, 1,1.:115 , ' , LIVER PI LLS—'•CnuLl not get
. • .
Fin_ It F:. Your. etre the only Liver hilts that
eel: here I e..t51.11..tt vet .11.thtt ttheatt them. nt.J.etrert
1.1:6 111666 161.61:6, a 6.1 them ete.skt , In the U•h , . terr.. 4
et.h.tthaten. , lokunt J. OILMEN.
h- hreptn.l L ind tt.1.1 L., It 1.1,4:LW...R5 : F.; Wh..l
...1.1,11y .In...tie. I:Athena', .
' THE BRITISH PERIODICALS,
ND TIIE FA GUIDE,
I.PONAIth SAVIT k C., No. 54 Gold Rivet. New
yera. ennlitute the Inn, leading Quarter l l Eh ,
u•. 4.
tel Nhararinei In addition to which
4h.. linve fe , entiv ninntnenerd the rublirstino ora rain.
.Icrientltural work, rolled the - Fartnrre ituble to 115-1•
V.
and l'enetlral Arrleulturr." Ike etwithena
of 1511nlionib. nothor.of the - Book of the !ann."
We. itee,ted to John P. Norton. N. A.. New Haven.
.Iwrienlttini in Yale Crib,. Sr.
T 1,,. hi4Lll valuable wort will. mannetae Iwo lucre royal
‘olumea. enntaluinw over law paaes. with IS Cr :XI
eiden.lsl meet el:raving', and . mre than WO euirtlivlng•
In the hight-4 -tile of art, tlituitrating aitniwt
ever t tandem... of int.handry now In tae hr the bewt
..tre- the lie 4 milboil of ploooor. hen
alit.. se. We . the 'anon. dom....tin animal* in their high
eat perfertiiim in abort. the pictorial feature of the hunk la
nique. awl will render it of inntleulatile value to the rtu
incrieulture.
.
'I he work is bring published In sembrnonthly Numbers,
of 14 pa,. eaoh. e‘elusive of the steel engravings. and la
nenn. eaeln or 51. for the ',Lim wort numhn,
of which them will be at least twenty two.
The 11,40.1, Perirsileals repuhlbhed an• as follow, vim—
, Tire London Quarterly Review lCon.errativeh the Hilo-
burgh Review the North British Itrsiesr
OChorelig the Westminster Braley , (Libendh and 111Z1:-
11,a,..1, Edinh !Ils4ulne(TorY/.
• Although three work. sre dlvtlngulahed hylhe Inlitkal
shades *No, indirat.l, it hot a mall portion of their
is devoted u.pbti .uturo., It is their literary
character which gives t eir chief value, and in that
they lintel enntivrtallr far above all tither journals of their
etas.. Itinekwtsal..tall under the masterly guidaare of
Chrioopher North. maintains Its aneient relehrdy, and 11,
st thi. tone. onnanally attractive, from tthe nerlal work,. of.
Ilutwer and other literary notable, written for that man'
sine. end fret appearing in Ito adurons both in Great lirb
lain std In the United ;totes. Hochworks as - The Can.
ton." and - My New Novel,^ (both by Ilulwerd Penlti•
solar tbdal. 'lite Green land. - awl other Wti of,
uninenot. rival editintur areiwunl by the lesdlna
WA...lien in this counter. Irmo M renoii.d b y "..."
publi.her+ (nun the paare of Ithultwoal, after It has been
Issued try fro tt a Co., so thatsub.wribers to the
Item-nit of that Magazine ma, wines , w iton hart. the ,
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