ESTABLISHED IN 1786
PITI*BURGII,AZkTTE
WESKLY, BY
Whim & CO.:
MC=
Onla OS 005JZ I.ZGrtt. NLIT truS it TM pop ernm.
YEIMS.
n .1 , 11,r• mn l :33. 133130,e half telerlY•
8 Dohhtm Ifjeid I,l.Jeenet , -
'WEEKLY- Iwo .I..fiereVr mwn,. ktt CLett3
ID be eumakei on it... 1111010.14
Three copi. ITTenntiln r,
9 00
Yen nee.- , 13 toe
'lnenty rett,e,t, 'A/ 00
and t * o ibT/ gtt r i r u •rh ay ' 4l l. Zit .' n o 1.11n131 1 :1 . rre
b,.., b e en, .ne T .ne , mipine,un Lem the money 13 • eat foe
retteleal.
SATES OF ELDVERTIBLITO
(hue Nunn , (lb tines of 9:60991-911 pr le9;)
oue n..,(9,1. 0 50
IP, eazs al•fitloual irm.rtion.. 0 ..:.i
19 , , two sre..lo 3 uo
Pb. 4 00
Do. nne
af l hl • SCO
19,9
li. thr, m,O.
' 9 091
tot 10.9.111 .... .. ! ........ ... 10 00
~ .i . , aa9ntlo 12 ull
19,.. 19,1V9 ...nth, ...... ......... th.k9)
.....
Stan.tit, Card,. U. horn or tars, per annum...E. 00
Otr 10i1u 1 , 0 v 1,13 .1.1.11t1...n0l
One 2 , lnare,rhan,,:cahle at plcarare (Pert In .
k2130)-..Vl4frite of tlp, paper ....... .25 r 0
For each suld.ttlhnal Kuarr, irocrt.,l over one month, and
- 10,meti m1E1111,3.1 square tna^rh4 wuler the yearly rah.,
half Peke.
Adrettigerntnit CS,10,1:141,; rrivatv,*and not ore[ fifteen
eltnro. elturghl n. htuare and a half
11111,141..ers not a-sr.:aunt:dlr. for legal advertiutnett• he
ynX,ll the tuatount rhar,,,ed toy their publicatino.
Announcing candidate, tar attire, to la. chntied the um
o
the[ adv. ,
Ment elletea
The . prt‘iles . .a, of atinoll alerrhs - rt strictly . led to
their own ilato4n,t, bt,ines, and all wit...M....0h. for
the beth•Pt of ollter perad....ar Web al all ad vvrtisement not
Imnando,t , ly thuth.ch. , l ith their otru hu,in...l, and all
.•
laara7 In I. ngth or others - 4-e. I,ond
he Dud& engueed, tk, ahar.P . a at the n.ttal rare. For
.11 ouch tralmiont tail
etparately
repleted. coil prhtnld Parto.'orr
All infrertiaementa , for
and
tit
o e the lde Inatu bl tto ic tiOnth cm.
thstobtp, p Strictly'
and
Mach In be cliar,h‘i haf t pm., payable Strictly g In ad.
lan r.
Harriette nowt. clvargy.l cratx
Death notie, without eltargo ,
olsd by fon,ral Ittviratiha.. or obituary invtor... mud •her,
*a accompanied to he pall for
"Regular r. and all -other, mating comm./ka
ftans.
morn
11.11(1 , 4lnipied rail attention h.
Pair& Soin.e.. Conerrh, or nts, pohlu. entertainment,
where chargra 112:61e ' fJr ullattlzauv—all mortar - .. of W. -
,inigned toeall attotatihe to
prtrau enterv. ..oh.oluted or Inten‘led laUtuote
Indult intacet. can only ti p
a d
for stith tht.
fry, that the Nam. Is to iv aad tor lf hateltded to 1.• In.
oerted In the ihral ..,.1.11r.0. the a
101 rano. nth Le thuge.l at the
rate of not than lo nt,
Rubor or 40- hour,• no he hary.,l /1,1,1
Thom Vehtloh. Si 2 each. t
heal Potato Agent.' rual Auctioneer: adv., the/Arta, not
th be eI...NW nod., )0.00 1,10111. allotnal a Al.-
COLLO/ of Oar. three awl oar third Per root- from the
amount of Wig _ - .
uMI wur PAI.III.
,
000 ?guars, thre, ........ 5/ .)
Do. each tawrtaart._ •
Anrutrunir... ifiLL(ll 1,1431.
.• •• •-
Ow , :iglu:m(lU Ilue.9anc I werra.n... ... ... %longs
AL 114, ..beh addltitnual cvnut.
trawma ailverticantaata ta ,z 7.1.1 In Ora..
BU,STNY,S CARDS.,
TOIIN A. PARKINSON,
ej. Ward. Penn etzun, betnnen 011aratuha Walnut. Al
• Endues prompala etundra
ATTORNEYS
TAMES J. KU FIN. Attorney at Law, office.
xnt TilAtimact ILA% r G.. AVA - eet
_Diunoad
y. Pittsburgh.ab
1.1. COLLIER, Attorney at Law, ntrtoe
. to LovrriAA Iloihtzug 4. Fourth At, above litnithfu , Ll.
IoG forroAd noto , Lon vrith IVAn. NourAe. kw. a
Washington Cl , y, (formerly of tho• Land Office.) be pre
waW To give grop, all,ution to tho proeuring of Lad
RarratiLA remgm, le ; ArAl,to tio• prEnrutiou of Asko.
Wore Cougrot, soy 'of th: departments.
AMES F. KERB, Attorney at Law '-e-Lifiees
.ff2M=tet=lT==al
01.1.A.Tr C. PLAYED IN, Attorney nt Lan:
noats Fourth aa,. Parsturg h.'
F
MAI.. TATIM
qr..- WATSON; Attorneys at Law
No.llo Fourth Am , . Pitlaburub.
ttnEalutour.—Aleur Day:.Jul.to Sl:lyd., F.- 4 Q.: 11.
rm. Ilorrhon Yp. 0. luee, Jam klunung. A
.rountallt; Geo. IF. Jortou, Pitt/am/vb. iaOFl5
BDWARD P.:4ONES. Attorney at Law
Me an Fourth ?tree. tetvrewn Wool lad esolth.
TASPER 11. BRADY, Attorney at
au- Na EDFI4II r!,tt,Yittrburrtb. th
liAliTegßS AND RROKIMS
corei. -
VC , . H. WILLIAMS - & CO., Baulthrs
Fath4rlF Brokers. North East corurr Word
had 'treat, / .ttsburtits.
811 tranwtlona Vt.. , librral termr; and calertirsum
zeoratnly attrodrd Jathli
D. KING, Banker and Exchange Broker,
Forrarrah atrent. Denier lat Lank Ztoties.l3llla of Zra.
-
itga a ,
Gold and :nisi., mock.. bought and
Star ingtierat,markaraftran prrranium (or krarairrksn
Ralf Lopata . and Morainal> and :famish larallnin, in Jar
.1.24
%Di. LARIIEI.I,3It., Banker:and Broker,
V V .Ithstrivt.Gei. sljoining the Rank of PittAiara.
AWiLkINS & CO. Exchange Brokers.
. loath East Curni , r of Third aud Market pirre.. Ali
asiartima at nn .t liberal rater.
11\1" 110L31 ES a FA)).., Dealers in Foreign
.1.11 • and boliaeave D 1 .11• of k4chv , a- j ar e t i ll , r , iitrti
flt. Pitt.
girreVs 4 l37.2 . 4: un all the,yrindval rfnre
titrattatl , ut the ralt,sl
•• • . .
GEORGE E. ARNOLD St., CO., Bunkers:
nim, in Exchnnua. Coln. Bank Ni,,.0 it.. No. 74
Tourth Meet nest door to tie Bank of Psttrnh. Col.
Inetious ranaftilla ...Beaded tn. tdal the pranced.. rematted to
any ) m art of the 'Union.
MISS JAM., 4..
NRAMER RAII3I, Bankers and Ex
Outage •Btokent ,Iteatris In Forelpst and Ltnntrti•
sof Ese.hlogr. Ceetltl , atos of Iteptwlte. Bank Nntes.
Orfler, entzPr of Third en•t Woc.l greets, JtrMIY orpnsi •
the St. Charles floret.
JCAROTIIERS & CO., Banking House.
ddrel on leponi
eltlee of the united Stab-,
. _
RdIRD & IRVIN, Commissioll7l:lCrant9
and Bill Brokrra Bann)) etteet. Peraonal and
Estate eccutitlea fn.. Slit) tn.alo.ool•lonee on hand.
VISANViI titl/1, IA,SA
rAINIER. , I 1
XO.. Successors to
/ MUM T. • IlAnns !en.. tsica, ExcliCine
dtalrn Is F.r. 1 10.
Deimit. Reek Noto, and P.,<... — North
We and l'bird Currnut Nlonry 11 , ,eiwo1 on
nv D.-
r.. 4 th,trlc2pa e' r Lt . ; in " : 1 1;11 4
zIZPA4:r d,
blAnent taccuitau end Americo.
God.
ldraa4tmedc nv maztztimmalsnr Prodere.shitTel
libersl terus,
A i l Ir. TA..A . .L08: Commissioner and Bill
1, Broker, 111( F , ..cond Fim 1. rt N altmsittho will le
.gi•ert‘ to all . hl• can iltit.burah
lillanttfacturtri artkl, Away. OM !mod arr Immured az Am.(
pollee. lorry. \long - we , etc oegt,tiated no fano'.
al. terms. Advaue, , maf., if required.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
RRP C. STOCKTON, late .Johnston Stock
ton. lionl..ll..r,'SLAlnner. Fent,. and Blador,
ner Markr4 and Third , treetn.l . l.ll.4 , uruh.
. ,
JAS. B. 110L5IES' Cheap Literary Depot
the 1 , ...1.11111.... New - ry
calved duly by crptr..,, rmeir...l to any
;be Mavannco Ne.r.y.zi.. r .,. at the p.ll,Wher'.
lowest prin. ; _
110 Ph INS, 'Bookseller' and Stationer
No :9 Fourth
BAKERS AND CONFECt OPENS.
•
ITA.thiTfou'ic: di., I'l'heleßnle and Retail
Baker furl Con/el - mon W.., Fourth .troot. PM, norm.
coltllng CA., owl Frthry Coutletionsrl..l••FF 5.r. h.tW
Aft twirpt punotuollf ....led If,
CARPET DFAT.I 7 R
W 11I'CLINTOCK. :81:itinfacturerand I
- 117 , :1t,VTA1271 4,' .' K. nr.„":...n. n s l l:t:irt T ir
sal 79 Wood.et - Pit.lAtmta.
ORWARDIHG•
MOMESION AND
rname Ato
}l'ooosoirci.
LE
/irSON, PIiODUCE DEARS
llerch , nlA. Su. GI W. .trees.
43 ---4, 0. C. BIENTP..LIT, iranimilndon and For
e Wnle.r
M. 11. JOIE.N.StON, Formardiag and
2 . llnaivion 11,:tiuLt 'So. 112 ,1 , ..74...nd
g#: . ff, Ft t { ( and
beal in Prt.lurn and Pi.-
. nrl n
`anal . nrs.r serenth
Men. Pittaburib.
05..Furicarding and
• •Oeininiswm Sl,rchanti. Canal PAltabunch.
11. LIMT
p. VIN
TIARDY, JONES k CO., Succensors to A
bands. Pa.
•
. DRY GOODS' MERCHANS.
X Ocry ioux
A. .M.ASON CO, Wholesale and Retat
• Dot•tert la i•nr, konk Dry Goal, Ce Mark,
Plt.burita.
VitrliPTlY s BURCHFIELD ; AC*noLcuce
edit "6th
111. C. %RIrRCCTTY .... .......... ..7110111.15
HACA'LET•Y 5 WIIITE, Wholegnle Deal-
AS ere in ThretiGn Dry ti 007., :co. 101
mt rune.
yERSEY, FIANING Commi.sion
, the . ..We of Wooirt.., sod
Wro floods: 10, rll kin.lt TMlta , Trisnin
ll,uptbNO. mawc, r.rtlt ilour fn. Fifth.
DRIUMISTS
•' xtssr.4l fur. fewittl..
yLEYSEit*: McI)OWELL, ISlteensSorS to
to Kerr .t lLsrm..r,) Dll , 4e7ra, Druc tusl
setiotion nerve of W.ss.l street an6l Virgin all. T.
Phnic,lase prevript!or, cartrolli cam poutde..l otht
lay. •
I'AIINESTOCK. Wholeaalie
trLELefitillha,l4l,l4., re,r.r Wont and Front gts
V. N. WIcKIIIISII.AM, Wholnsile Drozgiat
sm Drnlet .:..wand
144 .4 1.1 Iro.A nt
P. 11 E. ,SELLEIIS. Wholesale. Dealer in
Drug.% Paint,, Two Sti.ll, Varal.b.,, 5?.. ,
14 .- on7 Wood *tree. 11(.1.,burgh, torch a arr.u.d.
T. KIDD & Wholeitilo Drugisto: Deal
*, • on to-rointo. oil., Dye Stugit, sni liiwrharimtc—
rroorktors or Dr. )1I•or% or/Anted Worm 0L.....15,
Arr rills: and Lunn Mina: No. (O.rtwori, ltand snit
lionith street+. Pittoburgh. Univ. Ire!..i.rerair Oa ,
cd, and farwanlnil with dlopateh.
THE'- - .. : 0 AMY PITTSBURGH. GAZETTE.
-..,_
I in! .1‘; U. 3101014. N, AVllt:lisale Druggi,..t,
7 Ana D• , .1 , St
I. DY.. an - , 1,1.4. 1, Varnl#l,., 2,-
0. 95 , ll .m.l An,. fr,,.• dons. ;•'nul.ll .o( Duant•ml Alin,
•it,hu,h. - • "'
. ' Se 1100N.:1 A K Ell &ci )., It lv,l.Nalel rug-
r4-ra.iticit Bin,
/IA I.' Y., J.
rornrr or F.:l..rt, CL,lr
GROCERS
V,ASICEL P. SIIIILVEII. IVht
1 4ct. Lldnlnr.T.
1311.11 0 , 1A TII
OfiN 1)1LiVORTII eth. Whl e sal,
op Amor,. l'n•lnsr.• anJ COMMI..IOII 511 . 1Vb.L4. and
Al/e44, 11,44111 - 111, Nn.
LI Wood 4.. Ihrt+Lor.rh.
b17C1.11,.., I V.
U IDG E 4 I N MA II Wholegale
an.l Couttt ,i ~ Mott:Was, Nit. 116 IV I,W
lane. end I.trtt t.
ittEy. T Till: S
tinwetCtn.rtitedon sad Fortran tint/ Mt, hantm. ttntl
tmiLs tor lt r rightnn t. , 41.7t) Vutart, 57 Whim., .1'11.0.0.-.7h•
jO.. gg H iN
N W CO., Wholesale Grueers,
it rrhogat.4. and Vrakr. Prince end
Manufarlto-.. yb..rty nue. , MU*
burgh. Pg..
B. C.kNFIELO, ,f Warren,, Ohio,
0 • C,mmi..iott.l.Ll I,,mirdiricr NI -mhmnt.
Dealer In 1% ~ w rIN 11... m..• •.e.11.10,- 1 , 1 tml
Peurl .101. 11wmlm Watrt
lateen llnnthll.-1-1 owl VIM-15*AL
11.C.3.1 n 11.11,10.
T S. WATF:ItNIAN & S •NS, Nniole,ale
:Irfir - i'ine.iro'f' VAT.: tar 'l> :b1P,.41
rvaA .
Artirk, Nev... thr ot Rieben ' ond erd
Lynchtrttrgh Nanufanurrd Tobtioco,: ,I Way,
rittaar4h ,
- •- - -
F. VON - I.3ONNIIOILST & CO., NV hClie ,
IJ • Nal. Olocer4. l'oi.ardin, Cnlnunminn Merck
in Pittpinirlch Manta rtur... and IVe,dcr.n
Prodniro, Nd. 36, ramer. nf - Front 41.n2t and Clian,ery
lAS. L/ A
IlliOka, Monimnt. eaLl Dealt,
t.urph Mai‘tratqur , —SikiU %)* [Pt
SAIALI DICKEY t C0..1 WholeAftle Gro,
Commi.l4nt Wrehaut, kud'llvskrn IT,lurr—
o. :11 Water. .n 4 I": From .o-., I. Pht!Lureh.
L_Szll.ll.ll . -.NUL , J. 41.VVITI •
ItEXNEVT, late Eoglish.
lialinc
h her a Co, Illwler.nl.•tir,ormenctnn , ..iml end
orwantinii 51 , r , atilg,aal 1,a4.r. Prralurr and N..
hunk 31anntr... - tare , 1:r.1,...,nd and \l2l Id
.
kktn.,.n
104. ,oux, runtin V r.lca r,, rnturawi
‘1 ILLER .t lilt 'KETSON, boksale
Orta•rt.r and r+ (.1 Brandi., Win,, and
;r1:1111k. ...re... Librrl% alit train Pitt ,
huro,,,t, I n.n. C.Aitzll tarn., tr.. cond/anti,
Artiturgi,
OBERT It E. N 1 htile.le 11 moor.
Lek-W.3og Pin Jl.t. Atalor in Prldver. PittAprcb
'‘er, Inrve lure. ,u,wris:r .nl.l 31.ut....hr1a
n.lll b odd low fur &db.
i)I~ISElt1'
11
1) A Li.El.l .1. OE holt,tie
ent111111•Itill ‘ltt , hant, dealer• Prkelkire
kwl littibur,th Ninnufactuser. .14:1 Lthert,
Pittgburgh•
()Bia A. CCNSINGII.AM, Wholesale.
Forwaraine.artil'don 51,
It- and Ural, In l'ittntntrgh
vmult,
Liberty stmt-Per.l.urvMl
•
16311 111JALLY . 6 606d:11 tlf.
.1...r00t0n .1.6 G 55 ‘ ...17
WNI.,II,AGIALEV,
. . .
Wiek . DLESS: su,, , en , ors to
I. 0.1 J D. Wick. Wl:e:eez.lei , nevr , ler•nnling
and compe.ram Mereha.... u.akn in Ir., Mal.. Wee-.
Cotton lerue, llanufaetut..4
corner of IVolel nut NV.,tel. rarer.. DateL.or..:ll.
.. . ,
A CU LBEIVISON t: LOUSE. IV hol,al,
...TV47.r.T,1A . :"t","'1" 1 1."1 ° ;T;l'i
ritub.,h.
_ .
1 , 1111.011
D. WILLIAMS ).. huli-.alo and
h ßetnu F;akuts , l.
;laaufacttrux,,ltaY.rl7.:lV:Zlnu'il'tliri;E%'.7l,Alll,l,7"
sum.
OB n NON % LIT TLE • a1C0.8.. aiNno2
5
awLny etr,t.
gaud Commit.. mid mil'itMburo
WN
ILO,
4urc A. K. FLOYD. ‘V1101...1e Orwers, Com
.
Duda
Merr,tasn,. Dmiswim, iu Prnture —Round
hOull.thav, Irmr.u< cal Labetr . Sixth
etr..u...Fitt.burgb.
.... 1
TOK PARKER
Forvizu Whsc... Liquor, OM Ilan
R"'
-- - -
tEATICE MERCHANT.
irtt. -tor. 3 , 11/N N . 11,1r.
AILTNI. YOUNG N. CO.; Dealers in Leather
111 J., de.. 1.43 1.0...rty
111:15ICAL ThrS'DITBEEIVIg.
01i N )lELdfift.innilrr in Pian..F.rt. , ,
eli Mu.ir. and ,1tn..f,0 1.1 , r - o. land
rlatinnerl far hwkrkt, • I•.nls“ Fnrtrw.
IV,lrrn rl
11;1 ENItY ItiLEBEIL. Dealer in Ntusie. Mu
..” agent for Nunn , n Clarke irrnn.l nnn Nl.Orr
nith Coleman's .Erilean Anarlitnrnt A 1.,. Ua I,vnban.t
MANUFACTITILERS.
(KENNEDY, CHILDS & CO.. Manufuctu
r.f eery nt..rl6,
Prn 31 n
he,An PiP .
ohnrghPPe, .
Cn.in
otton Twine and
•
J. 43 r
JONES I 1:1L Nlzinnfactitrer. ..f Spring
h r oe' t ' I.lnh"'
lni(.l In; al-Kn
desists In Ilnlmahls Cminttga. Fire hneme Lon , P ,
and
Coach Trimming , . smnsrally,corner of Rosa and Front
ruse
Ps
pITTSBURGII ALKALI WORKS.BeIm
net. Iterrydin., Ilanufaa-turers of Sala
$O, r.1; 1 :1:,:i '.l‘.'7:.t: - .7:",;"'"'"'" n o"' ns. '""`"" — •
bi GOLF: G LASS IV ( 11{ I) Ann's'..
ganigleinn.r Gam, Vial, Itottlea.
a Ilast, Seam h Ale. Iltosral tbatrr, I.steut
dittos, and In, ever, thsertidim.
lumen co
nstantlyy on hrod n ,neral assortment of the
at.. articles
Also smte—aa the other Was. Facto.. am nll
stopmsl Ms is dm cuat...to ..unatml kat tory ,• to.a
to full ones and will , ontloue mcmeratam. to.th • om
toss and artutwr
Order. mansetfoll, mllsiled. nod .111 he fill,'
shortest nt.tice.
Warehomr—No. 112 Mrand L.msn Was! nod
Yanithrkeld at,. Pitt...burgh
PAPER HANGINGS.
lani r A LTE t
I'. MA 611 A LL:
u.l C . ll,ll—.lm,rter and I
.alrr to
11 Fut l u uu l
d An Su on Paper Harty an lunkr.
V.hado., tWard Priuta. r
I,uttg.
and tVrapinn't I.oer. +L rdrol. U....yr...a Fourth
and Mamma all., t...tdasuh. l'a
TEA DEALERS..
oft !us s: lIA w own I. Tea and Wine
Mrrran, nf the Dinn...l.l4..inrgt..
WM. A. M'CLl:lit; 5.. Co., tirot , ra and
v 'Tea Dealher.and . a
kr, PI i:M. 1..1...0, M.. I.l keiGrne o4,
er a
have al.a, • on
le. and I , in C..remn ri wild tt4Wh.,l,
mdv and n 1 1. Dealer. •md.h..l .41 ill.. I..wprd term..
TRANSPORTATION AGENTS.
JOHN A. CA.I . GIIEY, Agent l'o• thf• Lak
rri. Nh.ohi
.1 nn t to• M1,1 , r tool OW Lnk•• •
InG, on 11). corn,' 4NV etertn.l 5un11,6.1.1
AA FEE T
°ON YEW l'frpi.rii'•tor, 4,1th0
ymy l'ax.imrol 14. at 1,411 atl,l
111LEECII i'ran,port..r4 Carlo!
.I ba-grarsiLug. .tau, of
11,..Cw03.1.
VENITIAN BLINDS
•
wEsTEity ELT 16. SON. well known
• Venitlan Blind , Inks'. keep iht..tat.tit on hiaid or
um. • . oral, the hest marl.. their tin, at their old
Fraud. No. rt. Clair rtre.. ale.. at ad Mart., ntrert
parotid lory. euttinum Venitian h hut.,
made to otJar. and .4.1 tilitetr ant.
IA. BROWN not r)lpectfully inform.
th, pub....hat baud a hi. ..
ho thew
..S
D.l4lollti. Alleaheui riti.
Vornitlata bital, \ ruffian Shutter. art made .irder
in the hem(•
warrant...l equal ta !ant In the tilitrd
101.1. i.an rintieved itheut the aid
oirrew dri.er. hurehn-ed i.tnek. hail.. awl trued
Of th. raUnt.tesuttilightizetit of ham., out
pmpared to ritruinli their •tlil euthrter.,. the
lie at larueAFmurf . ith eve, thing in thetrle.
, to.l etreet.l,l.littrirti.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
I)A31 II A 11,1/1 E, ott•rinarr t 4 orgemi,
trms raliuhurgh. .enu.l
quaint 0, plane lb. I. ha. o.tanwnt , -1 pracl,.
m 10.5.• MA. ~u tirh.e,,, het,wer
rotmetod In. tr. w•vp
ku
In men...tinn 'With .1.11
e 0
1112.r.kanIthi. In ,neral 0111 ntrri , l ~,,, corn,
of Tunn,lgtrrrt WWI Penn.ylvelnin Avenue,.
WOOL MERCHANTS
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE 11. LEE !lam
wain "a' oval ..th Wan hi. rum, Parton. J. fa
illa‘;7ll7.7ll.•!'r'll'aTF‘l'aa":l ‘l'aa'ra'a
IL It RPTIY S. L E r. Wi.t. D ti.crti and
All.cfitre.":;:1?1!:'0;r"t`: An"."""
January In. I aal .
TiM3BAl'liii, Wool 31ercliantg
1.71 laaaalvr. In Flniar nat.! Prnalau, 'au I F;
waiNllng anal lllrrrhantr• Na. 111, Fir. aura,.
and llti Sarmand rat,burzli.
ENGRAVING AND LITTIOGRAI'HING.
1 1 S . EVII.E.I 0 I I N ,E It grrl VC rau IV.orl.
I.llllc. Hall. (tined ItA.—V
Rai ef Nett , •-intnere, Frentleteerre.
Latleta,... Drug Leletie. 0.015 for lnn.n•nt. :e . .-
eittliote. Anti ArenciAnietn.: l rti.11.5 In the nettt et) I.
nt Art. anti At the Innttet
•
Arvllit.etnrml 141,1
Ind V cur, or
'Tin, mid tir
snlinimt at Ow t.m. ,, t rrewno
- prievoi.
JEVTELE.I3I3.
Au' w ILS.U;sr, NV !Itches, Jewelry, Silver
V 6 am. ulti %Mart 40r01g.. rurn,r 31.1. .4
P4tabw2b....- amk,
c artful] replan..
11.11.33..DWA82 M88.C11.A.151 4 8.
OUAN, WILSON' & CO., Importen.-^rind
A Wh01.,,1r Dvslerslrl Ilsrdorare end 6atlery, Yn. IV
Ftr , rt, PostAurvh.
DENTISTS.
PR. D. HUNT Dentist, Corner of Fourth
/ and Dv,tur Iwteerp Market and Ferry Arra,
111,humb.
b611(40)51NN3 , 3301ipl
11 6 1 . " 'CHOLAS VIVIAN. Civil Engineer.
an7LlgL r ..7%q " l ' elT4Tl4! * 7.lgV, ' lg,s A f. ' l;,
kr Snip, Wntor Wen.l_,ltolling 3111.1 R. NUY 1 .•
fontol-betxlst W A. M. and tt P. M.. ma Me nptidenrc. N 0.21
SlLrbgry Pietnburotb. tataa..ity•
117 te k !A N IIT 2 1
.I, S7NOBLE—Cite Flouring
g
h.
13 A. MADEIRA. Agent for Delftware Mu
... toxl In.urarive Cnmparly. 42 Water Area.
I I; ARM NER COFFIN, Agent for Franklin
ThlnflnAnnale Onuraoy. north cult oni.ner of W0...1
nnd
yvn. GLENN, BrioK BINDER. Wood .treet,
.y • x , runil door fruit the ezraer Thant. whom
dri"Pv. - 11 . 4 "li -
L 11.9
In
to 0' pattern, and
u 800 SA ourobrr, or old I.lotro
ootatearefully.nr ra.palreA. Name, put= lo lettv.r.
ivho have 111.1..ilartted to call. Prior. Ir
. .
•
F ALI 4 IITX. ;
t. Invite the attention of boxer, to their
%trek or I. re,h tiogig now aµ•ulno. and which the,
are prepar.•4 ggll on very accomtmalatiny term.
n.• .all be ronglaull, re,verina freNh-gn,lo. during th.•
aere.mi. and r.ent , t an examination of our •rtaw.k by wa
ern mgrehaantg. and then viral. our :fly.
MGURU
SCO., Wholesale nail Retail
Slanufnelorm..4 bpnler , ll,ll-ds Cap. nod FUT.
.rndr bitocdt nod Fifth Ftrrtt, Whrt , th,
niTo, nud etatyletP.dork of UM, 3 . .. Ford de .-I
every quaky and male. Whr,denale and ' Redi:, eul 111
lite tin. mirotino of thvir ruldotn<A4 sod parehn-erd gvnvr
idly; toduntny thorn that g 1.41 on the Loot adv.-
IdgelTLl4 trnro. •
VE.M. 1)1613Y, Merchant Tailor, .lintlier,
V V andltml. rin 140245 .11ale Cbthing. Er Whits Mr.
New Coach Factory—Allegheny.
j ... . M. A. I%IIITE Sc CO. would re
-27:-_,.... apretfullr inform the public that tbry ha et
..• p %hot. on Larmk. 1.4 m..... emleral and randtMil
..treola. The, aro now n[' ,F mat ma IffrPamal M rerelar
.refer , for or., dr:wily-um of voluelee.Cnard.... Chariot.,
Ilarourhea. Buggies. Marta, arc- he, wharh. from th.dr
tang rsti,iencr In the manufarturt of the uhme wort,
~_, ,
and the Malin,. that have. the for' .;•ntklent Mar aro '
in. , :.
to Jo work on them oot rvaronal'lr lento with ARR/VALS AND DEP All ' 11111ES!OV ItiAlta•
time. wanting article. In their lion.
Pat.., partlrutar attentun. tn tin.rrlerthat of ...Mal, 4 I: triggs -111 .1 r....n•Mord. f hartiberr Mag. Iffeladrlphla.
ind harhag nano but compote:lt aorkmem. No, hate no New fork, Lon mt, to., t.. 1 Northrrn pine of N. 'toll,
t....itation In warranting their work. We thrregmr ark U. ' Dclmvan• Nev. Jrre'r, and the Ma -Non England :data.-
..v.lon a tit'. public id Bd. ma""r• Th.. Itrugd. h.0...ta Lower Canada, Nun hrutia. and
N it Repairing door In the 1,1 manner. and an the Now Brun,vritk. d..., Artiara at 4 p.p.,
at at 1 p.m
raag rosaunalda Irma . pdffi'tf w a rn Lon., -11, Mairreilff. .id - 1141/daraharg. 13,
11111 r 10,1)6, -,.., •,.,,,,,, inoluding 111, mounts'. of 118,11.•nl. Cambria, l,titte, VIM
--
tn, imitate, I.youmtug, NAL. Mrlioan a lrrater, grtff,
PENS' MACHINE SHOP. , .0..,.,.. Union Nut tart of 11 tetinmelawl, 'Oa LlviStarie,
Mormart ill, S - Z, a., Ilm•da. N. ar Alraala. and Ithlt
- I - I \VP:3II'I'3IA N. Maim fac , tux.q• of all ~,,.. mum. A rria.s. Mail,. • ~...41i,.wiatr., at II ... - 2.: de
kinds of cotton und wt... o tnerldnrrf ~ Allrghen, hart. drsly id I', 1 ... ff...
rim. The share work. Mug now ill full and LUer,igta Lill,-11, Botha, Pa U. Fret, 1 rawfi.r.i. awl daemon
e, rata., I a.m tirepanrl fr ram... nrdrr. with dirp,mrh ,rain lea 11 • le.. part ohir. York ~d ...par Vattadiedpllt
Mr all kmd• of wartinery let sag Ilea, each . l willow% , Atom" at , ta . and da gurt.at U • AL
nu trra. apnrulera.rarde. grinding tamhinte lawn,al dam. :al - tilt A . /ND i1. ,1 .. - II) Wash/1110, Pa., 017/.n.
1,,,,,, 1..... rperge., ,Daman., loom., mmllon rant, double kat..., 5 , rarryff. aof Wertm , ,laralenuttly Virgvula.
or alngle, for tar Hunt or
h r' amt. mulra. Jart. , .. ac- /lag/ land i/a/connn.. It aelongt./. l'it/...allwrnawm. -
rlide and hand. lathes ~ad toed. In genial All Made ra n part... onto awl Indlana. nouturk.,,lldlimes, Tatinta
of al:dium made to onler../r, plam given Mr gearing fact. i err A tal•autu, 11...... r., 311redrimpl. Arlattlaar, North Cato
r mt.. st temonahle chars,. Ilny °eon., 1......1,15.1., glands. awl Torateddl, Antra , '
; Rea,. re--gruordt ,Child. 4. Co,. Illackrtrok. Kell a Co. at ft r a.: awl .1,.,r,...3 r. tr.
King, Pannork A C,... Jar A. Ora,- , . _ / Srvratmern.r., ttato.-Rf Farr., Itadlnia, IlartWzo,
L' Ali LI: MARBLE .15'012 KS, (e4taliliAlod '1 1 ,:,',':',.'.." . A .. .11 . :,,1, - ,11 . 0, )• ,,,, , , ,,,, , ,,. , t=r,; , .
m ionr.i.i,,9','lT.".4,`lttr.. itidl 'An. '4',,:i 1.-s-,,,,„‘-.,\11 , . , d ar r ' s ,. ° ' ; L , N ,, ,, ,• e7:,i 4,44 , 44,44 ,
4444. ",
Vault.. Tomb,. Ileadatonea, ofta, 31matel Mott, Centre and ' ''', .. sire " . -- Y - - ‘ ..Y ' -.- A-- -,--- ••••••- --
Bra. or lc, Pa- t•olutaliaos.drrum all,
Pier Ter, alarm,' nn hand. and made to order. . A,l4abula.Start Wa,ne 'Alohna,C, linimitatVa
NR a ehotre aelt.rtion of Draiminga on hand dab/ , ~,,,,,,, ~,,,,,;4 ~,,,„44 1,,,,,„,„4-4,,y.4 ...ir. ma.
- ' awl Loom mtatio.•• • 1161.- Ilia extrrairitbern mitlew
Important to Stage Coach and Wagon „r .... ~..... of Imams'. atel Illitadr. Ina all khe
Manufacturers. ,_ /mn. Ina, and 11,...,/mon. lAA) Artir ea 11 a ; de
' gar. at dr. a / ."' ''.-
I ESSHS. SINGER, ILA RTM AN & CO., ; KAT 1/AlAs, - ill rhari.hure Ilnuaton,Prinidcld,Taren:
I h. To
botutht the right o 1 an A3C1.1.:, rutoutod by; lam. Froetort. kirtanutn,;. ht kludriara.44l....trouti,Ciar
' l '. tanalel ideteluaer. ealled h. Mold 1,......" It ha, km. an.l . l.3martwhl emmtlea. dad,. rampart. :rands, An
teen toned I) our I'm, ',wen builder,. and pronounred I rm. at ,P . ls . and dep... , la. x. • aH.
ho the Lett'ane, Au ordloar, eerh, aith a.l or thaw/ , 4 ,1,a,., _Hy i.,,,,,,n.„ tr,:ra.,,,,, hik t ,,,,i, ty,,,,,,,
Axles. runninir daily, will r0u.n,,,,.. a hail Slut Nall in .it 'Mr. llaritu.burn end Nun Lodge .1111. e. Tor/4.y,,
month. , The mall guantit, .4 oil t/...4 I. one aN. l-m I ~,,,1.,.. ,md ..,,,,,,. ~ , sr; .art, kloadara
....Arno,. we have of the groat. tedurtiott of frmtion• arid'. /a odue.elatattp.,l Priam,. ; A. Y. 4
....4 , 94..40r 4•44 e , 4 ,4 4,4 f 7 ,4 .. ,, ,k .g, task th' .33 .'h t Hamm... tam It Slur a.m . . Itill ltilz i, file. and Mon
prrprletnrs to afire 2.6 twr rent oh Imre.... and frrd.-
.. . ~ , ,k ca
4 „ , __, S r ,,
4 , _ t Ta _.. 4 , . .. 4
,t l : ' 1[17it ' 1 i c . 4774/I "L t:bn ' ; ' lLrall 6."' r. ‘ ll ''.. . .T ', .. ' lTTlT.:l `zil"..--1i.,:':.17,z:, a '05... .• " ' ' '-'
~,,,w.tll entirelr error.. the w ' ner. iron ' , emn i ing off . to ro.rowe -Br Buri..., ritmarth. , E ,..,...„,
It) ~r , ,,,,,. g .„,.: e., ~,,,,,.. ~,,. ~.r , ,,k , 0.,,,... A n t,. , r , I
n un 1 all. . /.Ihotethroan. tianhltrAltffilgavor. 11.41vmd
1..4 art. 12 to 15 Im daily' ruonstig: I non. Imam.. n. lerry...rdm. host LAMIIy. Upper Nlialdlor
tganhoww—No, Twit stn. and 11.5 Front rtndtr, Pith. , tom Pa U. v" , m 1,1 •1^ mai Thitralarea, at :. a. a , .1. ,
Fatah. u,,-.5 1 , t pa,/ Iltoelat a and 1 hundtty at 4a. I.
. II . 1• - 11. 11 aller . i mil Noblexuran.Catalor.
Ilr) n i. „ l.)lL;t i l r Y , , ,, 7% ,. .. i i. 1:'/I bi ;
. Li m ber1 1. )::..tr , ....:, ,a 1 .. .ep , i i Ltvi ,„ :l.i....u, =e7;7l , :j . u n i,fa i rztz . 4 . tv
IS
2; ..
end...morr, that he m ..tat rerelving his now fall Mork ra 1 ...,....t. Mondays erai l lrbdridara. at P. a.
CU/111S. t• a ISI lIRREF. and LLSTlrilig• of thr n • I,mi., 1 • -lir rlintan. Murgatkaville. Slmm,
an
.‘ 1,, admard G.r the at/pm/a-hi. fall and vinu, new/ma , tour, a mnianet raring., i , /,..lret, Nn Arrive, on
all alma.. la went a( clump fashatimbir. awl nog elothlng. I: mar, a. ' r a .Irwarta ors g T, at ha .
will rtrul ,het lar,st. mravresh./nable. and teat et.r/r1 In the. • ~../tr,...- RI Mimic, North, Offidtal .n. and Apollo.
tte•tern et/1112/11, al. thal emahlmhnernt. rept. ' Pa. Antra* on 11',..mam ...at N CM( Yvan, en 1 /.omtaT
_ 4 .
, alti A la, -.
A CARD-185L Lettaita.. -- tir luaan'a lorry.. Anita, on )14day,at 5
r. so . AMAMI. Ma nnhaT M 6 4 - M..
MURPLIo;Cro.&,.r,,Ir RCtat .I.LIj k *LI.), Nortit , Ex b t . ,
,1. : 1 4 . 1 , 1 3..., i .- IL ,
J 1N... 7 ) :: 1 . 11....,,, trirk -D
. att,ii, t r. :4 4,, P . .
teil: - ../.re.
tithe etonmenonment of tho Mw Year, to re- . / rounthea. .A./.."/ dad/ ai; a •.. Lad del at t/ii a aL
turn tUrir Mania to Writ eurtoinera anal the pnaglagekner- lettnt/ fir Or . /holt ....„ 1 ... ,411, torbour
lb, Vella./ fatal/ than , a mam. extend/Q.{o hem, and , Il i their d,nartur, ra nt t ..liti e trt-TV=Z- ,
- bfthe dm enntanaater ertbee - liaVlntr rverntirillih/r.advavrtarlair mai , *iaPPlPiapmifwae.
enlarged sad Improved tbrte mom. they areanahled t./ keep liter.' 11,,,, •dePartmr
On hand a rem C2reraare.a...ortment of Otala-andhu,era - -- ,-----../ -.--,--- ,-, ---
will hat.. the mtruitage of plrum ' , f lig ht Ia .11a01./.. A
he r -I,ettan. T.. .h.shin madmq I• BATES OF DISCOUNT. ,
flrt ' r ' eatabratnent. ' aaar a. marttrablr. a YANIILI t ...121.1..114 , rgrr r ..m, re. t Prrerirrilag 1111,111. at
hTl.ll:l:4whoserwerff article In the lir/ lincel/ line, needed
Or the anntwof
to
ran be proems-4mA In their '& Ira , I.M ES .5... SON.A. Mak ero.
c.nn5.......1 rffnr. to what the brat tn... and tn owl. at low
ak - a , I 7
ak , ,a ,„ al, t„,,,,,,,,, TA. II ~.,,
a ,..
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Z `" ,,1 ‘ ti:1 1. ... ' in h falr ' rr ' it7M . n k' ar i ttelisr ' ir '7.. ..a, "' 6=n'"
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1 PEN NrY I.V.INIA . lira.q. el Alzargliatl. do
Immo tl IPILESALL IiCnISE.,i • 111 be motioned in I Rank of Iltt 4 ordh . rm., . 1 ‘ , . - ... , -. - dc.
the tonna* up statm..-maranre from 4th Perot or through ( ti n ,awl Lark ot do rm . ,Ilmorh at Xrn,..- .. .dr,
imerr nran. m and Bart a .1. ..pan,Tramt, at Vt•noptown do
, '''''' I Itank .0 Cc mom- , parte. , Bank Oneatmati do
- DITTSBIL'ItGIi 1.'0311111:1tCIAL CoLucr., Rusk ../f Nt: ' e L t.l ' 1 .kr.n.rea paill , ,tatmercial 111,Ciertnnatidn
j C.Yrner or Think and Slarket stars. The only elm,- , [ant o i , „-„,,h . ,4: i ' v ' . . n .r' a , " , -,,,,,c,,r 2 ,,,,v 0t. ,....„„„ , ,
..
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tired Inert uthm of thr kind . l'lttehurab
1... - / trt -Jo./ Vietcong. Pro/died .In , tt'orn"r I. the i r,'",11',;71'1“ -... '" , ..-.:r , - . 1- ~. .L 1 . 7- ..• 4 , .
„.., ~.• ~.....tern 1... my Iran. dr .
Tows., of Arrooda • "
it K ehmulr•ritu. Prof...arm 1.4-Pruntnanohlt.. sl em , otllr ' "''''''' 1 ' 33 '" a i .r '''''''' ''' ‘ 1... "' ...- 'ff
. I Bartarrg a 51.1,n,- Ilk prt:at. Net., / ..
Comp...atm:, re
Alex 31 11 Prron. E.,.. Lecturer on Commenial la. { .. 1 7,,V 1 . 4" n„, 'V . , a. ~.,;',.'',"..1‘.3',.1..a NB ,
ildwd.lemriffff a "' 6 ‘ffl' . . k.... " 34. “ 4 n " '''''''''.. ' c1ar,..tb.:711.w.h IL.. ' mtr , ' ' / . .;1 " , - Itli . .
and It upoltt stmt. to parr, branch of Twine., aliw, an el.- 5t„. ,, ,a „ .. i‘k k
.k.rlk k ... rk , a,
~,,,,
gum and rapid twounartehlt, am wail T , .dl awl rm.' 3h.....1111,1•1111:,ka1ik po.l., , netr. . , ~ h
,6 7 .,, V,,,,..... 3 "..t . 7.,..713,,,..... i ~,,,, ~,, ~,,, ~,,,a , Phllarlrlphia Bork twr MAIt 4 l-k:VD
lloferrone Warts
of
tbe ...drat elty rrhunta • d,.. - : ~. 0 . , ,,, ,r, .. , ~ .r.".., . ..'n. par
..' • ' Treat...man, Owl par C•mntt: • _._ g
p,,,,,r4, if .Of rt ,, ....wn, Bank ;atm N di:ltdEY .4 I/KLAn ARE
-hi SSOLUT lON--The . , Rani, of Chatater.hu,l/ TAO as Lank, Sa
xy 4.,id. 4 Shoe wm,thmlard Tr ...anal mane.: on toe i kk ,,k ~,,,, couk„.,.„,kal a:7011\1A.
tint Mr, N. lummen of the
it
will 4. aettlnd ler either kt.„, aft k ,„„,,,,, ,
~ Irv. R ,th a 1 a ik..„, ..,,,
of the part., thr name of the finn ta nord ft;r that pur , B k ., „f ,p, Ca , . ~ , ,..p . „ , Ilk , , , r ,,,,, , tr. 1, h .,, u ,
...P. I. U. kEY.NOLII.4. ~,,,, ~, r ,,,,,,..„ . , r [ E ., ~, o ,_ .
n „ . . s z
J. L THEE
, Ban 1.1 I iette•Forgh ' r a !garnaffr Rank at Virginia
I thankk a 1....,,,,mn . --I Vrarhang . a belt Rank 4
I Bank of Midill,/ , ./n V.Nortli t/ ee/ern hurl a.
floutgomer. Q. hank p.m ftranrbr• .. .... ..,.. a.
Bank of Nanlmnahrrlaud grl Noltlll CA Rohl NA
I'4dt...tank r.:ll l nnk of Cape I rur- 7
G,luntl.l4 Ilk A lirld,eCo.nar,lll, a m ..4•N Caro/Ina, 2
Dorlealown Rank . pariOmmn..rrial Bk.. WllittingM
VAAL.. Bmak . parl!derrhante' Rani, N....Mtn 2'
Fr ia.,,. Rank. . /.,;. SOI - Tll CAROLINA
Fa: Ric of linelca C.-pall/lc at the St. of e Cnn.lina 2
Farman, En of Lauemter par hunk of ffnuth Carolina
gartarta,, , Banlt offloading mrillank of Charl. , •tnn- . 2
(am , Oa of , r l ...,lkiti C. par Planter"' 4 rtrrhuma." 11l 1
Ear. k Dn., 11 a, nr•hura /01 GEORGIA
1 ranklin Bk. 11 adtington parl.tumieta Ina. 4 Banging Co 2
Barri...atm Rank._........ ',Bunk of Angirda
th a i r B an t, . . _ %.1111. of Ilnumwirk, Augur. 0
iLamm., Rank.. . _us, TY.NN Er? a.a:
lanta.ter Could, Rank.. Par/All ./leeol /./A. - -
la•banf at Hank par' KENTI'Cta
Illnera' I,o' of P. 4.1.01. %Inca 1.r01nri1,,1,..1,vi11.• l e
51,mottgaln•11. Bank . . gatillt. of Immoral.. Thur... 1,
Wrat Itraorl. Bank ', Northern Ilk of h•otnrk, a
'man, Ilk•Wilkerbarrepir temthdrn 111, rf Erntorli a.
I e. rt Bank 51114.,,1,111
1 1.1... f Nor. ‘. Ilk of Mate nf Illamurt ~,,
011 Ili ILLINOIS
Ohio State Bank. ',,Sttr flank and hiandlre.. :a;
Itranrh at Akron . .I. , ltank of M. 0.,. :5
. Itrm'en at A 11..., do; IV IMA,NSIN
' ilraw-1. at 11.1.1grf. , 11 d.llartne a VI. 1 In. o ' hi, r
Rnmeh at Chtlarfftr dal 31 ICII II:AS
Ilrandls at f Imelami ,11.iimearte . 31...-hantrr Bank 3
Branch at Toed.. ......h.h , . ornisaml Suak Mok 5
, Brew!, at 11.. ton .I,,lPenlnrular Mud.
' Brand. at lelau me do Inaurunm. C..u..e., A
• Itranrh at. oturulot• ...Isiong Bank .., 3
Bra.‘eh ..t AMtutml, do CAN t lit
'u rmr h at r,I. ot da Ilk .111 N Am. Mom Toronto:.
rawl, ar 11anat•MI . da'llank uf the P.m:, Irronto .
1.1...11 at I:,,Mr. d,,'llaok , 1 Niantmal a.
Hno.rh m eine.sumn . do Bank O. 1. , Canada. Trm,ton '.
' Branch at Irdoinhu. do EArTERN EXVIIANiit:
IBrant. al ........ngt,... ,1,, 'an Nre /ark ',mai t . •..,
i Rawl, al . 4 ,„ 44t , d,• tin l'hiladtdplua /1. , ,'•
i Brac./.1, .0 1.,...1.. 1. e . .h.Jun it.anuor.. do '.
kranrh m et...twit...lr dol \l1•.$'1'1:115E \ CIIAN. 1-
Branch at fll.lrma. . . 4 flurlnnall.. . . . . I
Branch at N....ark . - . r ' lam ' , ON'.. .. . .
Branch a 1 El, rt.. . do fit. 4..... .
, Brands tie pringLrld ... do ii..1.1i AND 01.1•A'llg 1 ALL I.
I Brunel... Bartrtla . dolt/m.IM., 1-Imneh 11.1.00
Brandt et Tm. do . Pahl. 15.541
!' Brand... rt. l'lrmant do 1 , :anlo. all . lurid
I //ranch. 7an.osllie. .do Eagle, He 4 444. till.,
ltranert,Lf....a a 11... 1' do Frdr.l , l. ...1 / or.” 7 4. .50
1
r/L at P../temou . an u r m e b re .. g .
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B l r o c h lat h .
An nt . l ue r 1 1 , 1
iarl l doleluid 1.0
I Ilamorh at Chillmahr .... do Natol.rma . _.. •.. 3,1
I Braneh at Co, ahoga. do Inceata ..:.1.5
‘er -- ;Cri
rrx
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In ren t ring from the buelnew nr Iteronnle r SIN, I
would rweenroend Mr. J nhee tn fewtnle scut the
e ntnnyeye a the ho n.,
I- 0 REYNOLD,
•
I L. SILEE, Wholesale Grocer, Commineinn
Merchant...l dealer In Paper Ltd Rash rum, of
Penn awl Irwin rtnvt.g. In
Pa
Air:3lOVAL.—Dn. 51'EER !Ma removed to
Llbeny amt., below rllt. Nn. 103. 0111 R andn
era, bulLllnu. et.l.lllllm
EAGLE SLIP4RELF. WORKS.
1.:,'T1111.1SIIED I g 32, by ED.III:ND
• WILKINS, No. 45 Liberty at.,
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Mouument,lturial l'Alt,.:Tombetnne.,
t. , Crotr. nod Viet
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kiwi,. on hsocl mot ma., •orttr, ofd,.
Ntarl , l,-.. sod us tort [trtitirott
i ticoa Ch., •/./holootos on
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ItE.VERENITS. :
11.rmar Demo - Clare Lormo.
Ihew JuJp.. Jul. Racy., EN,
I:Jaalwou.,r., Fst,
lcJo. Cx..h
l'irt•l•utahbent_.ruurr
J. 11. Shromln•n,r, lifll J. Cam*, •
Wilson 11.4.!..11..n. lloon k Snocrixt.
it , •lwrt %14.Kuivht. Wm. Ilwate,
Jw. Mclimp - ht. BrmiUs D. T. 3:. ,- )Mnn ,"
hem. Ittwir. i ro Frltut:r.
Aileghrn,
W vratoful fvr th, ywr Mm
tO•wl.dtamg 'ear. MM •ity. ttwkni.; ts..l no.
largwt andtit julot ',tr..' e.r• u
no.
t 1 vri I eaavavor to rend., msal•fiutims how.nfl.r.
tit l
JAMES W. WOODWELL.
lABIsET FURNITURE MANE
rl fxrturvr. ITara-ronme 07 ANi Third 4+,1.
J. W.., W rentu.ctfolly iutt - ins hie friend. and
a n d timed
that he hoe now riAtitli4.led the largest
and timed clock of h.nwelmlt furniture aver tel.,. seen
line city... ha Is determined to unbolt thoduality with
welltware.ont tnateriala beet workmanship. and newact dr
el
m ai, sit, frond the aslant of hit
ce. orders and faallitt in
tinfxturing. ie . enriblet prudu warranted urnt
dun at the loweet 141,,
Inc 111. Zdr4l.l be principle of identiff the ctikorm
arc' Titer... with his own. in nullity and price. and I , eens
31,1,1* ton halal lb. yntatret variety of every tirsenpuon of
furniture. from the rhea wed and idalnast, to Oil. nowt ale
gmm and .wetly, that • hon. , or twir Part of on, mar be
furnished from hie stork. or toaninfarturvel expressly to
inter Ile therefore• etliCitA an inepeetion. that the advan
tagas of hie establishment nasty hs known. The following
ankh. antuyt- In part, of hit strek. which fur rkhrwes of
3 1. and nnult.-annot. be rurPassed in an, of ths
Parlor. drawing. dining. and bed.rotro chairs. of evert
variety. cmmisting if ryacwood, malnwany and walnut.
blitatethen. Concerratoir. and Easy C 1..!,,. a every derk.
criptlain Omahas, Sofa, Tel.-state and Divans &lb. , latret
grand, and American patterns; Tubees, What-Nr,ts, and
parlor Writing [attn. of Yacht], Itlndin Work Tablas t
and fancy inlaid stands, music stymie, and holders, inarbla
top. mahogany, Itiegfetel and walnut cantry and sofa. ta
itaa raten•lon dining tables: all 1,110. s or the most improvoil.
and dadttedly the least kind mule: earl. Pembroke hull aid
rr Uildre; wartrae., bedsteads and wwthettands of each a ,
lame aseortnienn gothic ha/i and pit.eir reneption chair,
, ttoirians end stool, scent."' and ..ok rat•es. side hoar , . ,
lire screen., towel ruck, hat etatuto.and mitele
and cots for dilidraw. paper PI/Leh, table and tea yew..
mahogany. rcriewool. and inlaid pearl Tildes, de_ di
A large wooriment of .cnnsion Piirsiltitm and Windsor
Chafe c.tan, limiters supplied with all articles In their',
one.
iteasobonts and llotels. fornkbed at the shorteet notice.
All mien. pmmptly attended _ rut
EVENTII GREAT SENIT-ANNUAL SALE
7 of
Arem
Coma
$lO Monday, Ineember CO. 1640, onntinue •
throilith the onintli of January Their •hulr eatahinde
ment lins 1.4 m thrown open for Retail Tnule. and their es..
spree. .toek. amounting . to One Hundred and Thirty
Tband Puller, will he offered et Retail, et fully one .
lourth tmo than prima.
TI,, untie.. of their Mme Annual Pale to wille of the ,
thunmands who attended the rale of last rem, be milh
dent utianintee for a rail tin, Mauna Th.Y h... 00 7.
tomition a fen of the ens prim, for the benefit of
time. oho hero never 'unman.' their air
Ito h Caehmerr. 74 rent. - usual Prim Si
Ann Mere, Cotton and 55 unlJ:eohnieres 2A mint, initial
prim 37!.., mut.,
1:16 pl...uttun and Wool74re hiamin., 14 and IA rent,
re end nt.
;u ph.... high ie milnmil plaid de s 4A out, mina' Prim
4 '
$4 , Me r m. rtrmeel end figiired Cu mOG. ueual
prim 75 cent,
Al' Mem. taw, de Chine and Satin, 473: ante, Usual
prim
fl
WI Moll.nelurrd .5 per rent
101 l pieem hunch ileri 2
mei. ma usual prim 81,175.
7410 Purantettas and hYliiimat Cloth, maimed
per Pent
rime. Alpaca,ln w rs, redured
anld from
mat.
Si
h'
then noual
t.
imi4o yard. Ihmnet
. 1i 4. at 8 and 10 mute, tional
prim I. tn unite
Vert enionid Calienre at rent, umal prim *-
Inn mars lini4loll and Anieriear. Celine., at ti and 10
rent, usual prier 10 and 12Y. mat,
90 maws. Illrsehed V noun,. redoerd l milts per yard.
IMO belia'llrown 41ImUn. smith.
Alai, harm. Embrokielim. Truutulnue. 110.101 sad
Ointoft, Linen., Cheek, Clothe. Canduterm. Camila.. and
:main tograkr with an (rumen, rankly of other amid,
all id.whieh All he Marked bow. w laser Prlces thanaoS
t.f them nreiou.
They {llene an early
mil. I . many of their rhoirmit
a.. is will emu le. add. The lone., line... Med et fired
A. .1. N1A1 4 071 a coo
ant C 4 Market .1.
ORN UROOM'S.
.10 dozen (torn 8f1X4312 le egr u rlaari co.
janD
TSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 6,185 J
STEAIIIEILS,'.INIAALS,
vrovEaL E ENTs,
Of
OCEAN MATH 8113 PB.
Th.. tand,rntrd ur ,•thrr Te,Pls ire appointai to 001 l
•
•
. .
Lan.—liy Tri
tlttald LICtLYI. Ott 71[1,..171. 'TAT.
Cann:ln. .Satorday. Jan'y
Wm , FrVy I.
Env,- . ........ ...... 1,5 b.
Nmar York ...... March 1.
, at.nrdar. I . .lnrchls.
Nrw AP-11/2..
• •
~,a Lavtc.roo,
A,.ia ...... ... .. V..... York ...ICedoestsy,Jan. J.
Vana..l. .11,:trn ... .... .......WedricrAny. red 12.
Ater. 1 1. Yn. 11 eduelatcy.l.rb. IX
Eurt.pa 11.0,0 u ~..11,100440, 31 .- 12
loin. .... .... ... New yyr.. 1Va1t0...1.7. MIX. t. ,, .
Canada . . to , ton Wt•cliwniZT. APH , 9 ,
Afr. , ..• • . ... New y.li Wreneshly,Alol 23.
Auvrirn. . ...... .Ik , stan
.trie W01u.14. N. , .
`...
-.Now York ...... ....-Woloc.lll,Slnf . 7.
1.....,,,,. p, Ilalif.v., 11‘..ort. or >el , dio.Fk. £24: secoixl
est.., L,..:,
r Crams.--allini-Liar.
•
xr. or TOPIC.
for I.lvi•rrol 1'1',.1ar..a15) . .3.6
Fels b.
ror
Paclfr . from Lir..rpnol J.. 11
and
',tom. sOnC
•
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.... I.
r, • er.l.unikt • i' , Felf.
.....
lon 0
from Barre P.%
-... 11. ....,
.WarthaNlsy.ll.r. 12.
,Ay* Y.
havt.v.
. • • ,J MU 14
.V.7,4.1irn1t if.nehly 711 4 . ,
Vit ,11.1,1,71
10}.1..,13 . from \.a lint. . ~ a turdalartS la
..."` • Nea lurk.... . ...Wads/4 1 4. 21
s
tnr
/1143./u New
• t 11•1 ttkzA.C• '
414 Neir Vurk . , .... ~r .likiTMl 4 .4 l. •
• rridtf, Ap 18.
Ne lr 1.,11, •
iltr. co the, Mit oraPtb
U. Z. cruLtl . .learnrro 11,1.
.n ce...103.1.knUt. t hug.,
nv,“ x:11, iLI
I Vtc.n.lll,. lo I Irarr. Clmil. , um on the 15t and 15tb of
1.1101.1‘11.
I - ...i;:l
in
~. COUNTINO HOUSE ALMANAC YOH 1861.
. ,
1 -s, •s l .l;'F'''tl - 1.;1 7 .;--5 ry
1'
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l= f.: 31 - 1 71 1 i
ni' i' t, = =
, = .
. 2 _l ,".
IlhUtlll ~. 1 . II al 4 101 r.... 17 -.,
1 .I • Fr . .0 0 ,
1 "I
' ' ' l ' ll Vin 111 11 111 II Vln 1;
..0 1 .1 - 1 - 3 . 1
IP Y , . 2 (741 p .11.,, • ~! . .1 2 ,..-1- 10 , •
-- A - . 13° 1. i ..,,„.., 111, -.- .". 1 - .
rAYIIIt I
. I : ' 4'
f: ' 4 11 t! ;il/11 1 1111:14 1 ' .5 I ' 4
I ,
II 112 1111-
. 13 1 , 1
3 ,
4 1,, 1 .1 . 1 .' ' ';' . ., • ' 17 Is 111 31 21 '22 .1
. .3.11 . 211 27 1., Ini :a;
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gAR"
•.' ...1 4 . 1 N ' n nrlvexi! l 'IL' , :s 4 1, 6
. 1 .. -. '.
- —,
1
, 410 11112i13 14 17, 7 Si ;010111112 13
In 1711.4 , 1 , ini 21 33 3, 4 3 . 5 .1 3 ....: 3 2 .1 1 33,1% . f
. 1.1 2.:12r,177 2. .A.
i 30 , 31 I g ' 75.1 . 5 . i. l i
nl' ni 1 11 111 i i '""-..,, . 61 - .. i 01 , 11.11
011 8 21 91'4 s
12 1311, 1 1,10.17 .
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n di ..
'
lII I I , i IF 9
. 12. 14,;(0:17 ., , 5,10 , 11 •
12 13,11 10
In 1: 11 , 11 , 2i, 21 22
12.5 i ..I', 212 1 1 itll i 131 1e , 12.112. , 26 ,11 2s 7
JCS,.. I tI 1 fl: 7 wenn . .. _i II 23•1 I: 0
I. I , 10;11 1:!1:1 , 14 i- 171 ` V i ln ll , l .P
1...1 r.h7, pi P.r.3,v;:i - 1-1
,II : 1 , .; 1, L. V
=•.:',;2 11
0., l'-in.:;;;',Titt-.1-"1"..
PIANOS-
eneurn In an f•Plar/ — .71011 ,
...tam! lot ef
Yank,
t 4
New Yak, hiett. with three
it vnrinl. an,letten•ha.
g1'[..E1 , 11111) NEW
1.. j it. K L PUKE takes pl.
0un...10g that he hi,. tntt op
n
chow,. l'unnt of the eeletnn
!ittnt & riot& and Itvvrtsw.
nn hand. farm Ow mintage,.
ever ofternd in till...lnt
Artneng •plerelid
Louts XIV al. On en
stra, w the late,i FlUti nunt
footstool, on Noon. .\ Clark
.Attwitnient P.M
N It.--An eatengte lot of New 3lttrte,,entbraelng Jen./
I.lntrl, suit the choicest new ttnturs, Polka , ;. Vann.. ne.
1.21 'ION OF THE OOLDEN 11.111 P. tnl Thad St. .
I font, Jr,urnal. tlarnolele. and Detpateh. nuP, .•
1F• -
1 YOU USE.BLACK TEA, 111,111.1/ISVegl
Monaco, in the Diamond, bell the tett' In e , ..1; , ,; ,
burgh, Olt Is on pull, but • tawitiva fact,
aloll2 pa :1 ,na will pone.
(loud etrung, antipleasant Ilawdred ......... ,r
The beat imported Into the r. htates....-7be do
C Ar TI T AP; Tls ' e i r l iatOirn t eritre i P re d atied fresh (nun the
Original Ch . ests. being far superb,' to Parka, Teas, whirl,.
In many Int:tonne', ha, ts.en put np•two or thaw is
and al l Inlahl at well POMMY. iig% would knep as well id
small bundle at to a mark. as to think that Tea will keep
As well it • package to In Ole original eboots. pan
---- • - -
p()USTI' LA NDS,-CAPT. CHAS. NAY:J.,
Attorney At Law. No 103 Thind FL, corner ,of Cberert
. Lasing made arrangrun.nta tha
procure Doom, Lauds for offkvrr/stud soldier. their
widows and chit/Inn, and will attend to artT othny. boom-
1:4
.1 (
•
iwtave.ll.bir rnry..l
trivructturn. lls.•
VILA N BLACK SILK Y-31 CRPHY
111.11.CIVIZ. him mvired t Trry full supp of ly above
goods, mblth 4.13ty can P•II . la loans priers tIISLI Wry ars
asnauslly sold se, al, Black ll,puvd add Brocade do. bf
nowsat styles. JaZ
•
• •
COMMERCIAL
Pittsburgh 14d - Tai Trade.
CUMMITTEE FUR FEBRUARY.
rawc scat:: RN. A. 111.. r
krrsstracia aimixer.
°mu% !sermons. t
February e. 1951. J
The matter yemenlay .Is 3 eery 'nehmen,. haring rainy
hard ramn of the day: enomquerttll rerY little busine., Ta
dolma. and every thing remMned qukt, at pensions day's
quotations, .
FLOUR to 1111ArN—The amounts erming tarrard are
and sales boor beenmoderate. We us:lntel:4.ft. ,
fait hands no about the 'present ruling rate. From Moro
new. UnrhlllnErd, nay for gond e. f. bowls. $3.1 and
'or mtra f 3.75 a bbl. In n3lllll 15t. Of grain. soles have
been mcd.seate, with nolayarlesl etuusge In prime
OROCEIIIII.3 arc PROVISIONS—The market Is OM.
and ...Ay at Old prices. 'Est.+ la pretty Rom, 111 h mod
erate sales In MI, of In= I to 10 hlads at 61:61 , 01i. &les'
of molasses at - 311 , 5k310.21c 14 gal. and of rains at lthe
Rama rontinm , s steady not Arm at full Prima. us, for
shoulders 1,14(36, sides. 7c. and hams at SVM , IISc. Fairs
h. Lid , tarn at 71 , .. tM. Sales dried Inset at 9115119..
and of sugar cured hams at 10 , 4010Sie'11 D.
CIINESE—.".aIe. 504 Ps ruslan at Va.
OlLS—gains 15 Ibis no I Lord at hOc, eat. Palmof 8 bbln
In two lists at It 11 gdmo.•
' U S. Finimer.e.—The otrwial ...trot of the Trearopar
of the United State., atop., that the 6 - Mowing ...wt. , .
nil,. to drall, werr at ND •emlit at the uvaral placer
uorlriel. nu the iTth 010 ''',
Treanor, of United Stat. , WlOhl.lrtor!.. M.' ,
tri. of Columbia • ••-• ' 1111.380 45
Asairtant 'fn.:usurer 'ilnwn, P1awa5b0uttr.....1.438.341 71
Arnotatt Treasurer. New bank. bow lark— 3013131 44
Auict.t Tumurer. Philadelphia, Pennsflra. 4. . '
Ma . 167,Z9 55
Aronstant Traammr,Charletton. booth Cts lla 221,987 09
Assistant Tempuras, New Oriereass,,Lonislant... 134,410 5.•
Asaluant Treamets, ft. Louie, 111elouri ...... .. 1)01.0130
Uenurthwr, al Hudak,. Now s et— , . 2.1 P. In
halo . Baltimore. 51 Slat. ... 2..197 13
Depoeitory . tiktanotal 7 tinia 15.0 rd r,,
flrowitory at Norfolk. I trainia . 4.2 n) 64
Dermitory at WiltningUrn, North Carolina. 917 le
43.996 Oa
Dap-allots at Savannah, ileonsia ....
Ittiewitors at 14.01 e, G00rgin........•.-.- 14a.416 67
Derwin:al . It Nashrilb. Tynrin....• ...... ....... 17,316 66
Depultory at Cincinnati. Ohin 91-406 66
iltmenitory at Pittsburgh. Pannarlrania........ 72 31
Depository et 1
.101 ) . ininna.. kJ... 3301 37
Drowitory of hack. Arkansas 14,219 17
I.patitory at Jairreannwille.lndinna.-......... 71.174 =1
D.Tuninser . 811rano, 11110
0
0
0
... 41.861 26
Intswitory at Detroit. Ninths. 6:r...5 56
Drpieibary at Tallehate. Mails 7,235 1.0
' VIZ * . 11171.1, Philuielthaa Pena M 0,711,150 fle
lir - such !lint of the U. 'V., Charlotte
North Car...-. . 34043 0.1
.........
ItiaB . el;:mint 1.1 the i x DatBnooga
tleorstia
IlrurtCluita of tbe I.' 8.. New °Ayala
nro.-• or Fume Aso twat is Na Yoga.—We make
the follcurltur extract from Limon!
The Mock tan tbenlst Pre. lost. Pas tutinittal el 425.0011
bbl.. ficstr.and 344.0111 bus. vaunt, nbleh bast probably bean
ushered about 4 0 ,00 0 bbla flour, x0146Y tboasatut ba. of
•lisat only. elbmthet period. Of Cln:shah the present
stosk to
had Is not over 30,000 bbl. lour and 137.040 bus
•heat. s r
• .
Ths rrvortifneu thlt tort from the Mb DOG t. 4 the Ztb
Jae. to ilmet Mud° sod Isettmeljemetst of
Moor. Wheat lodise Coro.
Lirap ..... title .18.1.4.5 4. 18.051 tt.
tilrerne. .... oone woe
6= 36 16.051
Erpurtf froof !f roork from lot 60
to IBM Janos7l 1 11 W
sod ISLI. of flour. Ithett, cora, pork, beef, and loolorer•
Ml. *Mork
1001. 1550.
• Kfiest 1inur....... —lath {LAM WUXI
r.cat •
Kul,. ..... .. Aiti. 11.27 u 4.0/6
' 1144 ..r_ ... . ...... •4,rtt
....... .... . 1:116
2,412 16..T:2
Esparta of Orradatufft ,trum Ow Coattcd' Putt* to 0041
Itrtt.Uturt4 101464 Amu OW. 1.11011,
From To bbls Flour C 1101 ho Witttat hobo. C.
14. Turk. Jam 01 621.530 150 G5Z . 1.16 16.110
O.l Ottlla- - 44.5:9 .... .....
1181thattre, - 1 1.061 .. -. ......
Atnut rime dm. bot ••••••• 2.4.113
.427.2,9 2,213 von 1144,Z4
.1 'filmic paper. earniraa the pribile
arairmi aliervit hill. au the Ude. City Hank tha TM'
flit Bank The hills are ',nee Alterad .ter M•a." by
piiithair They an colony ilrteetrii . br %oaths Ulm ta the
11,1 a. •
mos AND ML OF STOOL&
•crowit4 ST
WILKI:4I. 4 00.. EkCIIANGIi /1/406Y11t.
nry ~/jAard mod Aktr.4ll2,4ett.
Pr?", 4 4 -444. YAravy 4, Mt
.... •
, :tt , nr
In 1%11
rtAt-Ontssb
Y.
Anse," 0 .. • 1.1 Igh
0 In IMII
Rankii,T.7,„, "u,
;, o r ttnittla r " , r..l.l , Nt.nuf. Dalai
rtant.n
Allegheny ....K i tt ' nanh. •...
310nnnymhsla grit,
St. flhar FI. Itrtd, •
Iltntl litittar....
tiortbrrn
WilliettOpttrt Dna,
to
,C,..sYr.ln..nrause '
attaatrig - .l.oYurantst ;
AawYr'LrlEintslan ..
Lake Ma
Pittaburati Work.
•14530. tr. narrnarnox .rocaa
Yoo,:hunrh..ny
154 CANAL NW.
P L "". /I . l :' nV. R i lf1 1 14: 4 1
I,l ' 4 ' elarar . A irtub.r.t.
................ ......
........
FeTtLte MAllllt CO
OUTVEII HOOF,
Plttaburch &Ostan (Cllll Mine).
North Muerte-an
7S,•rth Wpm,
North W,tern .
P 1 1.101.17.,h A ' lain Ito, .
Itrest
Donetwo Itaughtocic
obin Trap
. •
SALE. OE ,TUC.
.1,1•14 l'it , ahrich O.
OF PITTSBURGH
11Frns —Thrys wrra l 1.111 1 1 41 turbos to ebsabel, st dusk
by metal mut), I,t ....bins. 4.1 al s eUwl
ARRIVE:II
Shrhigan. Orw.. Itexv,
CMS=
iiin.~, k~unrn: u,.~.~:.ut».
01221220=1
J, )le I.lrothick.n. Meltes.lprprt.
- TMw ..Aver, IVrst. Newt.,
th.
N•iAl4l. !bum..
1/1:1 1 .1.14T111.
Rri...
tiordon.
,•• • • .
Halt, Bennet. Urovuoville. •
/Mantle, l'erkunv.n. Browner . llle.
.1 IleKee, HerirWar., SleKeemDert.
rho,. ',Arr.,. Bailey, Wear !levant,.
Paul /1.101+.11. Drat, Nen Orleans
Diurnal, Cnuaell. heelig.
Diglllant, tlrgre, emetnusti.
IMPORTS BY RIVER.
wr. 11L17.11.15-1 Ltd whlaltey, 1 [la he,
ring: 1 keg tudla. 1 Bbld=bee. Fu
.: lton; 2 bblo au 1 b<
al.ratu.. t may. Da hi ll &COI Bu rnett., ar. 1
bit ego.
Iroviv. I keg main, 19 bhle flour. 24 ley oats, owner, bblo
elater aped. II do butter . Mr hark= 121 aka Baxley M
kraal, 41.1.1. elorer reeod, N a W Marl:sub:2 Lb., 1 Nib
uller. bdla viper. Bidwell & Co.; 10 bus buckwheat.
ltom blab , Vaultlrk & CO4 •. 2.0 ‘.2.4 2 k.
.RlO I b. butte, W Neulth.
CISCINNATI—Pta (Ttriu.trt-27 BB!" 1. - Blakey sod
xpta. & Ilaworth 8 and., 2 bas Enda.. I do do,
1 9911 bum. Balrl.r 6 Forsyth: 'Ni tr. bulk WU Pin
pork: du filer & Junes: 5 els baron, Jr..o Scott t Co.; I ba
Nada, Kay to whlakey, W Smith: 12 bbl.
hams. 30 do do. Maguire. Bane. & Co. k bbla hominy. W
8.,. 4 oak. veneer W Blaif Banc 40 bblo whlaley. J
Ltryar. I bate. Lew!, .11400...
I.llUlgI 11.1.1:—PrA la:wog-128 esortl mb^) , Beon. ll
t Iltrry 612.1 prs bulk pant Black Cm: 627 dodo
Kier ion., 534 do bacon. 1 <1.1( do. W M'Cutclu•ou:
f. 1.1.11 Ln.ltro amen Unlraue t Loma 11 bbla dp. P
unrun: :SU bbl, r.rut. II W NVallar, 'L , lbcs feathers
Clark Thaw; 21 d igl‘ll Allen t bbl, wrap inm,
Dilemma. Hallman a Cc, ..lobble Stan, owner .bunt:
LOUISkILLE—Prx Noonomo-0I dry Mies. C 11.4
ley: t o et: sued. I. 8 Waterman: 1211bbls 1.1, ID) lity
hides l .
22 mu old ll rm.", I crate do, I be sass, J Laughlin: 90 oks
fritlarn, 4 Deerb • C.: .2410 pn bulkmusk 3 rots 4. A
Laughlin: 10 1,101 mdse. Illnghato: e 3 ski; killer", II
Allen bbl, fun and.prltrink Hays • Black: I bust
line, I riot run dials, 2 okilTs. Ruses. 1 tad mdse. 2 pumps.
It Illarkkurn A lo; if st. froth.", A King: lOU bbls nur
lux". Ilulton 0 Cr, 30, bble barn, 101 to dog Irliultv
lion. WO blo lenl , Taff" 0 O'Connor, est. bee... 2
o rot ginneug. 1 Ohl I I rst do, D Leorh t-C1..k.1169
not bulk meat, Ili a 11 Nrcutchenn: 14 to. hams. 11 (Intl 0
1,, 40 :dr vent. IV Harker. Ind bblo troolsomeo. Burbridge &
Immo:. 3:1 Idols old., 31 do shoulder', Kier A June. IS
hlolo oupd. 1."11 k Sl'Alpin: 2 inner sat.. Lipprrtrott •
Liam II tn. In lads molown. I de Pa.], hurry • Kirk.
yetrdt: 10 vt" porn,. for nal,
The Greatest Bargains of the Beason.
1 011 T. 1). TIIO3IPSON, Nn. 118 Market et,
t Oar, &for. Brun Lihorty, hnving de.termn .
by the nem r‘f Anrll, will. thrust
,thl `gin
hi. nf +nary owl maple Du Goudan
. .rr fur
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. wan dumb. I hal known all along of 31. Vair
entes severe thosilht and intellectual cultivation
='========''
Pram the Sontlsent'Llotrarr Ntersenwer.
—but the greatness of mint displayed in this
pr, i e..ar was, l confess, more than I anticipated—' ;
THE
grEn-STI3- ti—OL THE P°l56N-- The was,
use of science—the new. conclu-
NEPHEW' sions—the heavenly foresight, startled me at
Ma. Enrrom-1 send yod the subsequent trim- every
other sentence from the unearth vision
script of a leer with the Lope that it may inter-,
each awakened in my mind. I knew that its pub lY tt
est your readers. I know that lam in peril of
wish
reprobation for transgressing the hart, of frie nd- ship in sending yop ain't was designed for my 'ed it so, ftir loved him sincerely for the gran
ship
must immortalitithe writer; and
own eye solely.. I hope , however. that my g
friend fir 'way will not condemn the putdieation, dour of his ideas, their beauty and consequent
if it sill afford grid ion to those of his native
,• I had been borne oily a month after this. I was
State. ; from Correggio, when wan aroused by a hasty
Warrentoten, Vn. et., 1850. 31. C. I sitting. at noon, absorbed in copyinga Magdalene I
tap at the doer of my studio. I opened it and
-- there stood pale and trembling a servant, that 1
knew belonged to my friend Vaire_nn. He placed
a note in my hood, which told me of the sadden
and singular death of my friend.
1 was inexpressibly thecked at this, and tried
to get some information froth the messenger ; hut-
I found that from bis terror this would be
impossible. I resolved to go out to his peat im
the lake thnt afternoon.
shall neter forget that visit! The strange
ness and incomprehensibility of the whole affair
WWI only augumeiled by investigation. The cir
cumstances were thus. Vairenn had gone into
Lis study early , in the morning, and remained
there in quiet until a eery 'late hour. It was
not the habit of the family to interrupt him, even
though he did not collie to dinner, ns he frequent
ly
did nil eat at that meal at all. A servant was
sent about live o'clock to see if he would not par
take at some wine and cakes. He soon return
ed pole and breathlms, where his sister and the
houshkeeperiVere sitting; •he informed them, as
soon as he could spenk,Lhat his master wouldn't
speak to him, and had a strange look. They flew
to the room—Vairenn has dead. He was sitting
in his chair, an extraordinary and painful ex
precision on his face; and his position indicated
that he . hml started forwaftlys if to grasp some- .
thing. • A v olume ' of Plates Critto was iu his
hand, but not held as if he had just left off read
ing at the time of his death. A servant was de- !
apatched that night' or a physician, and one at •
daylight .to me. as was nearly the sole motel
acquaintance of the family in Hovered° ; Pen-.
tern had left.the day before. .
I arrived. there right early in the afternoon ; I
found the doctor there. Eleann met me at the
door; she was nearly frantic with grief,..anch
I have-never 'witnessed ; her face was nearly as
pale as her dead brother's. I never was so un
manned at the violence of sorrow in any other
I woo present with the doctor when he first ex
amined thebody. It wns Inflamed as if rubbed
with nettles, on the back of the neck, (half way
round,) down the back. anttat several portions
of the body. At one point between the shoulders
• the ihliamation seemed to bare gathered, and
several points on being opened, exh4ed shard
skin and a mucous snbstanee bee - .•
The physician said that be 11113 -' 6itirelY at de-'
fault in ascribing, or attempting to ascribe, the
• singular death to any cause he knew of. That
he had never met with, or read of, any suddep
demise with such symptoms.
We attended to the burial of M. Vairenn's body
He was buried in a small piece of ground, mar-,
lied out by himself for a family place of -inter
ment, on the margin of a small creek near by
that which flowed into the lake. • .
'lt was affecting to all of pa , as well to lose' one
held so dear, ns to, witness the poignsuat suffer
ings of the sister who was left almost friendless.
For toy own part I cannot describe with what
ariguish.l lamented the untimely death of so no.
hle and; gifted a spirit from the association) of
men, whom I thought be was born to benefit
and glorify.
About a Month afterwards I was sitting in my
room thinking of this heart-rending tragedy,
which still haunted my brain with its ghostly
features and suggestions. It
no—Ellot me with Pante:ale tenor never felt
herera.7
110111
tiauth-T•
I have just fitaisht I
the tragedy that hal
HMO. UN THE AbIGE.
1, August 30, IMO.
rending the sad history of
enlisted the attention of the
1.. similar occurrence of our
Professor Weloter and its
with that of Eugene Aram,
CI in the records of crime. I
• that the eyes of men eager
bile, will find there the mit
' with right tirmneis end
world, more thnn an!
laud. The crime n
vent will live Montt
i
hut iv still noupar ,
am happy to believe
ly turned to our Re
jesty of the law , , •
lbahly thinking of thiA, and
Idiot of the particular,
.econiit, as nearly ns ,
nit.
kb ha. been divulged, of a
bottle, the singular cirtinn
ve nit.otly fallen under my
ynn urn pr
in inirancr noy p
iet me eye you on
with the evidence W
cane still more ream
rhitteeo of which h
personal'ohtervmio
M. Vairma WWI b
family in Llasiaorth
• .
,rn of a noble and wealthy
4 Parma.' nit father held
on one of the moot graceful
's of the river Treble, which
= nsurpassed, in my estima
: tier tributaries of the Po.
too rapid there to reflect
-•en by a ripple, the golden
= over-bangs it.
'siren was full of promise.,
, he was in no peril from the
vicious: had he been more
enthusiastic teinperament,
= is being an _only sun, might
• unfortunate results to his
lal habits. lie grew up, LIP
. eat imagination and great
1= energetic student=
A of Nature were at an early
• ion. These things. I have
. ster, my acquaintance with
• ,out as this strange and awl
a lovely country eta,
nod ilieturesque hen
for =pia beauty is =
tion by toy of the yell
The stream• is neve ]
with an effect mama
sky that perpetuall3l
The childhood of
Remote from the oil'
thoughtlesq urndw
iodinate with it, hi
joined to the fact of
naturally have led
maul and intellect
it was, a youth of
sensitiveness, and
The sublime stud
age with him a pa.
learned of his only:
whom wan brought •
Qom!
minti TO Shan I:CCO
When a youth of
his father's permisail
both of his parents
dismiss Lim at so 00.1
.n to go to College; although
ere somewhat reluctant to
ly an age. The selection of
consent in the University
• young man had an uncle
So, early in tbewpring of
the place resulted
at Mentz, where
who was a Profess
"red at this grand home by
with such healthful spirita
a travel over the beauti
y,9witiferlaud: Baden d and
g forth
I=l
the powerfal Rhine
and bloom of cheek
fol regions of Lom
Bavaria a
i : cotuz lette can e b
atthi
more so than his sanguine
ted. Ac seemed chiefly de-
extremely hopornb
parents had, antici
voted to the stmly
superior genius in
physical nature
Faculty. and ackn.
natural philosophy: and his
11 studies of a more meta
readily recognized by the
lodged by his fellow stn
•n, his warm and unselfish
. lie remained three years
And left in some disfavor;
dents, wham Arleen;
character . End sec
before irsdontinr,
however, with the F.
hie anal EMU, II W •
.ere. Was ban44.l Peutern,
ands.lfi4l, man.
Vikiman'n uncle
awl was a cold, amll!
had occupied for
junet-Prufessor of N
e through the inductive of
(Hoard of Trnitees, who was
r any merit of his own. He
``eating man. I have been
it at he sought to preju'iliee
he might be a retionhohle
..tir at the septennial
had been elected
=MEM
a connection, than 1.
c w redi as a bly wk info n riu tel
cd bver t
Itairean, for feu tha
competitor for hi-
tiou of officers.
Valreuu came hams, however, much worn
tit health.by study, antals spirits were nt this
time erist4-.• by the death of. his father......llfix
physician recommended a change of tic the low
lands of Parma being, during moat of the year,
sultry. These were exchanged for the bracing
Piedmont breezes of the extreme south of Tyrol:
where be came with his mother and sister to live
in the fall of 1845.
..
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C' s
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tr. , ..i 1
8...,mi
SS
As you net 'aware, I had just arrived here
then for the purpoee of punning my studies in
painting. He was very nearly the tratoormain.
lance I made; and a must agreeable one it was.
He selected a beautiful ellllllollCe. fommanding'a
.tinplcte prospect of Lake Garcia from the north
.
and the green hilly to the wet. This seat was
about three. leagues from my residence acre,
the Adige from Hovered°, made memorable lort
the sorrowful days of l7htc. At his eolicitation
I visited him there about two yearn after he had
become settled.
. .
I must confess that although I bid frequently - ,
traversed that loveliest portiyn of the Tyrol vul-
ley: and always with keen susceptibilities to I
flattered myself, 1 did not dream that there was
no pieturtique a spot there, rui the one where his
cottage won built. Fancy, my friend. a gmtlual
plot rising up front a sweet, alluvial. mossy mea
dow, which fringes theelear, silver wares of liar-'!
da, whereon the gambols of a dock of sheep have
written on your eye the image of Pence and In
nocence, whilst with a acclivity sufficient only
to give a hack ground of emerald, sits as the
spirit of the scene, M. \'aircnn's house. It is of
two stories; of a light' cream color, and ornate i
with exqpisitt , lattice work. The style is free I
Gothic, the windows, however, coming low down
within a font and a half of the ground: in front
halflatrtico, with net-work sides, offers an oh- •
.servatory for the view I
Ills mother was a very intelligent woman, and
deeply devoted to her two remaining ties on 1,
earth. When I was there nu the occasion I bare
mentioned, she was in delicate health, orol , she I
died some few months afterwards. His sister i
was a relined, spiritual; southern girl, in point of
appearance, though At rf glance not every one I
would call her beautiful. She hod light hair, I
with a possible shade of red to the analyst: she
bad deep blue eyes, fair skin. and a Color of
Cheek like the reflection alter Italian sky. Her
mind was active, of rather humorous turn, and
she was well educated.; although she had struog
love for her few friends, yet 1 would not call her
u susceptible person, nor one over-fond of so
ciety. •
I have before describtsl Voirente none could
know him without affection. ills thought, were
eloquent, poetical, and replete with love of hu
manity. Although he could not physically cuter
the arena, yet his thoughts rind sympathies lived
with those who struggled for the good qf man
kind about him. lie ono, al I have before inti
mated, a Unitarian in religion; and so soar ns he
had well examined political Affairs, embraced
the WOCIIII creed of Fuerbache.
With so much of interest immediately connect
ed with him, I would have thought Vairemi hap
pyr but he was not; he hail some eccentric no
tions, which I will merely hint nt, by telling you
succinctly of a conversation we• once had. One
day I returned to his study front the parlor
where I had been interested by his sister Eleann.
M. Vaireha was in tears! I was astonished, and
besought of him the cause.
"A 6! my friend," cried he, have ample
muse for sorrow. But a moment since and n
poor and helpless peasant paused at my door,
and by his looks and story- of woe asked of me
alms. I gave hint for his present need; the look
of gratitude that lit up his face was a eutlicient
endorsement of the truth of what he told."
"But why should you grieve:—he is now hap.
py," I said.
have watched him till he was lost in the
upland passes. My mind now recurs to the
thousands of our laud that wander about in mis
ery like him. My friend, why is this no Sure
ly so long as this is the case. the will of lied in
undone! or that ever• man on earth could lone
the !distinction between himself and Inn brother.
then would a world's wretchedness hit d.•ne
. .
away! friend, I um overwhelmed with grief
that I have notin strong limn nod a strong mini).
to :do away itl some deg.,: during my life.
the entailing ills of two thirds _of my fellutv
men:••
About sin months ago I visited M. Voirenn
again, and for the loot time. lie seemed to be
in rather better physical health than before. His
made from the L:niveragy was also toying him it
vigil. Bin appearance and denniettor confirmed
my precemception of his charlieter,.vel my friend
treated him with friendship, even affection.
It wits during a conversation with Voireun one
pleasant evening in. his study, that something
took place which you will need to think of more.
We were talking of the phenomenon of -Itigne
titan, which wan then producing much excitation
in Some of the German States.
•• Whilst we are on this topic," said be, ••I will'
confide to you a paper that 1 have written on the
subject of Electricity; or as mach at least as re
lates to this part of it, if you willnot be wearied."
iwiist that you shall read me all of it," I
••there is no fear with me that I shall grow
tired."
I will read it, for whether it be creditable or
not, I will confess beforehandthat it has cost me
much labor and. trouble."
From a. drawer which sprung opertat the touch
of a secret spring, which I could serer otherwise
hare discovered, be drew forth a number of sheets
of paper attached together with care. Ono by
one be road me the chapters, Feinting at the end
of each to oak any remark I had formed: Boa I
v rcellent institution scum
Iv, for 'oring written as
k upholding the Unitarian
_ .
eel years the position of a -
coral Science; to which be
My seriant interrupted my reverie by bring
ing toe my file of German Perimficali. never/
first review I opened to was headed' "M. Pen
tern's, Thoughts on the Electric agent" Pen- .
tent! surely that was M. Vairenn's uncle of
3lentr. Laid it aside Gir the night's reading,.
and pulsed on for some of the newspapers. The
very first editorial paragraph that met my eye
in the Zeitung, was a trtatement that M. Pentern
hastitesinstacted to...the.,Presisleney of the Jinni
tube at Wurtzburgh.on-the-Ilaync, in ctinsideiti
tion of the power displayed by his new Treatise
an4lectricity, joined with compliments to bin
won,. There seemed to be Sme vague and agi
tating latent associations in my mind with these
announcenients. I picked up the Review and
rend on until I had finished two pages.
You may bare guessed before this: If. Pentern'e
mark roe the sane that rairenn had read me in his
may ! With really appalling effect the troth
tin,hr.t on me intuitively: / sae conrineedthat M.
I Punter,' had been in some sort connected with
! my friend's death. I determined to prosecute the
inv,tigatim and. (of this intent, wrote ou'to
the publishers for tine Treatise itself, in order
to ore the truth of my first: discovery from "the
extract in the Review. confirmed thereby. I im
mediately sat to thinking over the matter; and,
very early on the following day, set off for-my
late friend's cottage. '
I first settled in my mind that Mr, V.Sirep.l3 had
died somehow by his uncle's hand; and the motire
of the latter was to secure the essay on Electrici
ty for his own, which hod probably been read to
hint in confidence. lie was known to havo had
secret ill-feeling toward his nephew when they
were togethre at Mentz; there was motive enough
surely.
. .
But it was a fact that Mr. ll'entern had gone
off the, Sty &fore Cairene client : and that too, 1
according to his sister's account. in the morning.
It was Onto also, as I learned of the same source, 1
that M. Vairems had been away to a friend's
house. seven miles distant, for two days beforel
his insole left, and had only returned the morn
ing be lett (about two hours before.)
Larked his sister how Pentern was occupied
dnring his nephew's absence. informing her of
tAy suspicions as to my friend's death: she re
plied that he rarely left the study. I asked her
where NI. Vatican was on the remnant of the day
of .M. l'entern'S departure—and whether he had
been in his study. She said that having been ,
absent', long he had remained with her in the
parlor' until dinner time, that in the afternoon.'
he bail gone with a fishing, party on the Lake.
and had not returned till bed time—he had only
gone inctis study a moment for his tackle, before
the next fatal day.
The body of M. Vairenn bore no marks of vio
. knee; if M. Pentern had been instrumental in
his death, it must have been by means of poison.
But be must either have 'administered this by
bribing a servant, or by sums indirect method.
Ihave given it himself—this part of the 'train of
conclusion ,
,was' very barren. I risked Hleann if
! they had t. -en a glans of wine together on the
day of Pen rn's leaving: No. If M. Vairenn
had eaten a y thing during the day--and what:
1I In rettectio she said she really believed that he
had not oa n a mouthful in the house for five
' days before tin death! Ile hod eaten no dinner
ott the da,), his uncle left, excusing himself by
I saying Chad he had taken lunch at the !Intel des
Voyngeurs, three miles above, he had came from
the bake at bed time, and had gone to beds On
fthe neat morning he had gone into his study,
before taking coffee, and had not come out
again. •
To support me theory then it must be found
that M. Penternluid arrauged - pOinon Of same
description in the study, 'Where he knew it would
Lase effect in the regular course of voircures
customs. The aerdl en which the treatise on.;
Electricity woe written was in a nett-et drawer; i
in all prohahility he had arranged it in connec
tine with the e.,critoire containing thin drawer, en
that it ,hould here effect only when the paper
was sought.
I asked now to he .lintenjt3to the study, which
they told me was precisely as it was the morning
of
Vairtmn's burial-; and so I found it. The mid
day sue streamed partially through the stained ,
eastern lattice, and was rflected fromlle pla
cid lake to the south, on the sky-colored ceiling
The light Brussels carpet sank under my foot
ZllOl the rich satin curtains folded and flitted. in
the draught my unlocking of the dour excited.
The sweet cleanliness of my departed friends
thoughts and character, wasdisplayed io Weyer
feet systent and selection of his recherdelibiary,
and his taste in the artistic master-pieces of paint
ing with which, the wall was every where adorn
ed. Over the library — was a piece of splendid •
mantle work wrought by some skillful Velouticr,
was woven, with gold and purple thread, the
mystic sign of his religion. ••To Mono Theo."—
The memories that all these three things rouse 'l
of the noble spirit that had left that Home of i
thought," /overpowered me.
I commenced looking about. The escrotnire,
if it remained untouched, had not been opened
by V arienn ; I approached it—touched the spring
of the drawer—and found it empty! I was con-
vinced of my suspicion. My thoughts now roam- I
ed around the room to discover the medium of
death ; reeked roy brain vainly, and as twilight
was casting a thick, shadow on the dial at the
western window, I was almoat in despair. To
collect my thoughts for a final effort, I threw my
self
in M. • Vairean's chair.
"0 God !" cried Eleann, at that moment enter
ing
the door and ;supporting herself by it, "what
ails yon'—how like him you look !"
I had thrown myself in M.Nairenn's chair, but •
no sootier host done so than I found a keen pang I
between os iPalioulders; I eprang forward in
pain. and Elem.; entering at the time, wan
shocked at the resemblance between, myself, ht
fff
• that. time. endives brother, when shelbosei LIM
deed. .The remark struck mm,! kept my posi
tion and observed it, lawns instant the secret
VOLUME LXLV-NUMBER 1553
VAS resealed: I arose up, althiugh' in pain.
The chair on which I sat down was one of velvet: .
Coshioning,•of curiuos oaken 1101 r ming mete legs.
arms, and hack; it is well represented in the
painting of Richelieu, now in the :Metropolitan
Art-Union (the 'original of which. I. saw in the
!Wye' Institute) by the gothic chair in which the
statesman is sitting, the velvet is thickly' wadded
up no far as the back of the .
I hare said that the itecret was revealed to my"
scrams. which my understanding wll3 at fault in
inventing. I called . Elean, who was still stand
ing pals at. the door. "See :" said I_ "this was
the villain's work : " I pressed my hand on
either hand of the velvet back as high up as I -
haekperiencea the pain f there started forth
one of those small weapons, whiclowere invent
ed by a celebrated , gang of atetansins in Lyons,'
and u... , ed by them for their designs
.before their
suppression, twenty years ago. It was .hesi.
known by the tithrof the , oteel.stingf it is made
to perforate the - VA. and being charged with a
subtle poison forces it througb a-perforated di
sue of thin metal in many different directions in
the body; it was good for me that the entire charge
was expelled at one entrance.
Thiel then was undoubtedly the way in which
my lamented friend had--been murdered: t The
appearance of the body; the cirarmstanter of
his and Pentern's movements. joined with the
physician's opinion of the body in confirming my
hypothesis. My course was instantly detenein
on; of it and its reaulte,„ you can probablyjasst
judge from the subjoinedletter, I received it; uitt
as liras giving the final bench to. my 'Death of
Judas.' which I cousider quite a note worthy co,
incidence •
I •Paer:ct-HALL, Wartiburgb. July2B(l lek.
-Respected Sir—The President 11.Pen
tern died this morning at S o'clock. Tour letter,
containing certain allegation.s, was read this
morning to him, for it was known that be could
not lire long, nod it was deemed prop& 'that he
should he tell of them even though so sick. .Re
appeared to he under great emotion during. its
perusal. So soon as it was finished, he exclaim,
.1, in the hearing of all the faculty, .is trtie,
every letter true; hi; was a devil, a damned
witch to find it out.' lie then clied.
• "Allow us, eir,to condole with you ion the loss
of yoUr friend by this singular and revolting act.
We submit, however, that there would be scarce
ly anything gained by exposure, although some
disgrace might result to this institution. They
are both of the same family—both died. We
think it sufficient that the most excellent work on
Electricity should be immediately published un
der M. Vairemir name, with a certified confes
sion of M. Pentern, to the extent that it was not
. (By order of the Inanity)
11. RANSHANIL.
I acknowledge the rightfulness of the sagges
tion contained in this. I have for some time
been engaged on,. a biography of 31. Varienn.
and will edit his Treatise, which cost him his
life, together, with some other valuable
.papers of his which I have found; and of which
by n very interesting course of thine, (whereof
the details in my next,) I have become adminis
trator as brother-in-Idw of the deceased !
LOCUST YEAH.
FROY TIIL BALTIMOILL ANZILICAS.
The seventeen year Locusts will appear this
year in all those parts of Maryland, Pennsylva,
uia, Virginia and Delaware embraced in, the fol
lowing boundaries: Commencing. at the Dela
ware river near Germantown, Pennsylvania ;
thence southwesterly
,to the Blue Ridge of the.
Allegheny Mountains, along the west side of the
ridge to Loudon and_Fanquier counties, -Virgin
ia ; theme easterly through a portion of Flit
fax, across the Potomac above Georgetown,,
through Montgomery nod upper portion of Anne
Arundel counties, Maryland; to the Pe4E.WO,'"
along the - North side of the • Patapsco the
Chesapeake bay ; thence to Havre de Great,
through to Cecil county and Deleware, to the
'Delaware river, up the - west. side of, that river
to the beginning. These boundaries are dearly
coerce', as therappeared in 1834, though they
may now vary. The locusts will certainly, ap
pear on the south aide of the Patapsco, at least
in email numbers: as, during the breeding reason
in 1834, greatnumbers were blown over the - river
by a high wind that prevailed •in the' 'height of
that season. In Fnuquier county, Virginia,
also, this district laps over ; another district for
several miles, rind though the locusts will appear
this year on the strip of territory. thus doubly
occupied, yet they appeared on the same place in
1843, and will appear there again in IliFifl, thus
appearing alternately in eight and •nine years.
Over the whole of the large tract of country emi
braced in the above boundaries, the locusts will
appear in myriads. They will begin to leave the
ground about the 20t1 of May, a few days ear
-1 her or later, according to the weather. From
the Ist to the 10th of April their chambers may
bC uncovered by simply shaving, off, an incller
two of the surface soil 'with a spade in any
I place wehre trees or shrubbery stood in 1834..
They .will resemble small 'augur holes, two to
four inches areazt; and the grub or larva may
, now be found by digging a font or two deep in
the same situations. Those who have valuable
shrubbery will do well to protect it by covering
it with cheap gauze, from theist to the '2oth of
June. They do no other harm than that of mus
t big, the death of the small twigs, by their perfo
rations for depositing their eggs.
GIDEON B. Burrtr, 0. D.
Ltrs..sxp Fsr.—At the theatre of the Varied/
there is an actress, one of the best in Paris, whop
has the misfortune to be exceedingly, deplorably
thin we might almost say shinny. A few ;
months ago the heard of a Elector:who, it was
said, has succeeded in manufacturing a mineral
water which had the power of making the people .
grow fat She went to him last:canter.
"Doetnr," said she, "what must I do to get
fat"
'Take my waters,'
And 1 dull get fat':
Immediately
The thin actress plunged into the doctor's baths
.and drunk the water early and late.
months posted away; but she grew no fatter.—
At last she called the doctor end said: •
"Doctor, ('don't grow fat." - •
..Wait a little while," replied the doctor. •
"Will it he long!" .
9rifteert Boys at most;" said the doctor.
Tworoore months passed; the actress gr ew thin
ner and thinner. Oneday, as she was raking her
warm mineral bath she heard a dispute going on
itAbo bathing room next .to her own, "
-Decidedly, Doctor," said the big - fat woman
above introduced. "decidedly, Doctor, I don't,get
a bit thinner."
"Hare patience Madam," ,said the Doctor;
oyonsee that very thin lailywho sometimes walks'
in the garden:"
nYes."
•Well, she is an actress 'from the nritits,
whose excessive fat forced his to absent herself
from the stage: shecame to me, you see the-re
suit Before fifteen days I promise you shall be
thinner than she is now."
At these words the thin actress rose trom the
bath; dressed herself, and with 'a heart divided
between grief and indignation, silently left the
house, hoping, however, to keep der misfor
tunes a secret: but in Paris a secret is an im
possibility, and mane bow or other the 'story got
out.
i'hysiciara in Paris.—Thee Medical Almanac
pnblisbedin Paris, states that the Whole number
of professional persons embraced in the medical
department of the Seine to
. be 2457. During:
thelt.t two years the deaths among physicians,
in the said departmemt, iiave amounted to 64, in
the'place of 65 ; in the two Preceding.yearrt Of,
these, 30 were officere.of the . Lern;ori of Honor,
of whom were Baron, 111audin, Copuron,
Pros, ho.
To hall ctf Worts.—Scrape the top of the wart
,with a knife till the blood begins to appear; then
take a piece of pure acid qnicksilver *caustic.
wet it arid apply it to the 'wart for one minute,.
Repeat it twice, at intervals of about two days.
when the wart will diSappath. -Persona trYing
this experiment should be careful that the
, caustic touches no place but the wart, as it
I blackens every thing with which it comes in con•
tact.
C7rriral old gentleman, of eighty
'four, having taken to the altar ir young damsel
of about eist.en, the clergyman said to him—
',The font is at the other end of the church."
"What do I want with the font?" . 3aid the old
gentleman.
"Oh! I beg your pardon," said the clericalwiL
thought you had brought the child to be
christened." •
•
Beaut(ful Sentintene.—"lt .is not in splendid
government supported by powerful monopolies
and aristocratical establishments, that the people
will andtheir happiiime or liberty protected; but
in a plain system, void of all potap---carotseeng
all end granting favors to none—rnipeaving.its
blessings like the dew of Heaven, and seen-and
unfelt save in the &wham and beauty they con
trite:lM to produce"—Jembon. s
There are certain tribes of Indians who ta1..4
for the deity of the day the, first thing they
see or meet. Many of our 'very fine ladies,
adds Coleridge, and some of oar very fine
gentlemen are font:Tess of 'rho'i same -see,
though -by the aid , of the . looking-glass se
cure a constancy as to :the objeetiof their de-
Totion:
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Yours sincerely.