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From illackwo.r. Ji..9 ,,, i ,,, . !let none hut its muster mount it, and would gal- MATTER., AT Ilaeouthre--titir correopon- speedy unpopularity of every government . ; Attention! . ! pOTATOES - 1 00 bbls. prime Neshannock;
lIIINGSMVSSI =TART SKETCHES. lop for who e days together without rest, or foal. dent's letters from some cause unknown; h. i tablithed in Erotica for thirty-five
. e ears. The 1 je,, t . r ., ~,,,,,, , „‘„,, ninny Malted to the l - 8 - p„,,.. s .
NAtiol Asyenthly j.: fast hero Ming di.credited, plain. onvaru A ndied ‘lntement of John Wan. above, cored feto . 2N kkr il. Red;
- _because the people . loek t; T WOOl. a SON.
or drink_ t swam the Theism thrice tann i ng , and suddenly cease d their visits. We make up the6l Water and CZ SO ear
Pl.,
Cl/SCI.I1IlErl.) i watched i master's sleep like the most faithful :
best abstract of the news we can from We Ila
`, • I TUE 120BLIElt CAPTAIN. neigh nowhen dafiger approached. r remedy! If L Louis it an vain for some of so aat resa., hy the me. of the Ilmactarn.
a Napoleon should he placed In ' ea°.
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\ George took Lis c g in his arms, carried her , Till Intern the evening they rode en across 1
th e ristiurg and Philadelphia papers. Our hist dates taco t o eace with tia. pe o pl e h • •
1 i sour Natl.. of Petroleum. IL 4 tirneral quarter Selaione of the Pears. in and fur
Lc Will i ll turn oo ' '` e "" "- " ' ".;
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1 the County of Allegheny.
po p tite tr t, 1.„ dug 3 grave at , the foot of a ; endless heath- No nth was there, nor visible were m the 2lst, and contained-the p ro ,ding., down eh,. 6, rest ' reverwee 'ewe , ' me it year.nco last Pet-ember. and lined I The petition of Geo. 11. Bell, of the Fourth Want, of thr
stunted f Fri& last Nothin wus
poplar ands laid her in it.' Tle lacked the I landmark; only art intervals n patch of e ; 0 Y • - g done on Saturday, In regard e• this crest European attest' an, i , ot alt hope. of getting yell, as I had taken the Write of 1 City of Patehurgh, in the ,ounty a r r a.„, a ,, r ,-tynti,
,s ot plan. wittn,ut any twnent l.ll-11/1,(10/11 • r/.11 Thll your ntithoter P. de4irona of lo•••pror a nth
tortre.ge to throw clods. upon her pule and beau- i noperla, and uow and then 3 but, whence Mai - I the 2•_td , ascent reading the farewell Inhere, of there are bur i rues: lie house or to
in hi* h
_..u.e, eu/4W in the Fourth
Awful 1...0y 1., the Petroleunt I onnAed op. dtenm Ward-that he ha:provided Ilimarlf with in
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tiful conntenanie, but he plucked leaves and ceeded the coarse bark of
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or a sheep pen ' waslungton. in the iiresenee of both the Louses, .I . lte .1h ,, dtc... , , , woo s-ert shat t o uching pee- :,./. tow ./( a. ntsvleuni.o herd nd,Conce rescmt.ltno ten,- the convenience and accommodation of travellersaml oar.-
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twig§ from the hushes, laid, them thickly over vacant until nightfall. There were fens over-
the 1101•Cruor fin d bememberse I e"Y
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her, raid then covered all with the black earth. ! grown with reeds and ruthrs , , and swarming i h
Wt- 1 , • of tit :leen- Th ,.. 0,,,t ) rept.,,,o;•ed ;;; Spain 1,, t h e cn.t b,„. ; one to ti.o so. and nolel) for the P0n... , outo---ere w- I ~,...r, a,... . P c `P'll"t°l''''''' end '
when the arave was filed in, and whilst bo wan 1 white herons: and vast tracts of moor. grazed , five Government. lic ornor-. the Marqui- de Viddexamo, e nd D„ mu:" he suftermg may he German...l You are at 111ty to
n • Now ontl_f - --•--- ;aloha; Wt. eennteato. tam :mold yawn of Irn.burgli,
amonthiag the green moss ever the mound, an- , nail trampled by every sort. of caul , . ,On Monday, the edth, the most of the day in "'-' 0 1 Orte-" 'l " c. o '' ' ' ' '' ' t '0 r"." ~ . teas; .. m.ol.ted here thirt,three ) ow.. 51 / ' , sales.. at
garish lora his heart: but, instead of soothing tears I tit., on toe far tinny.. the travellers,. caught , both
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ties fi re of hell gleamed in Lis oyes.
~,, , right of a `steeple; Or of . dark ma. of Teed, enartinty of th , .Lil. but think it r shout rem,- Po , .acto.n. tel.ruart . 51, 1•<,1 -
and reference of petitions. I h '
Then be took out his knife, to cut his child's I coaxed by toil and cure from the ungrateful sou- • . alt„. emote, „Mr .1; m,....,.. rh,,.,... ‘!„,,, no d ~,
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101111.• Oti the bark of the tree. which was to be , dy soil. 1 s,ners. :.1 Wo/al atrelo.. II A. Fahne.tock A Co. eon,.
her living monument. Blot when the letters ; At last night fell .all oround grew grey, and , °lotion; , The esr-•: , o, who ~ire gee, onaarned llt ~,1 and Front street.: li SI tJerrf• It A FdllottsJA , A l l`k
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wero completed, there stood, , LS'Lae ' I bl Iv 1 . , It till the oldhorse-herd kept stea- ,
engrave, - niaw: the evil and pendel them.. to tind a 1e1ui.1...... and 11 P ~lywarts. Allegheny, et.,, by the one
own hind Davit. For he thought . longer of ! 'lily on hid way. • I° the remot e d fires tied - an act -I • • •k : r""'IY
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to out it rue a general system of hank - • • • t
Lis dateeliter, but of her murderer. Anti more glimmer was seen, right and left fl ame t h e .n
. 1 ~ . . • - l fide2.s,llw - T Canal Ratio . .0.. Pittsburgh
, rata, ial mgmte aunorwiere. lade.. -
i g, bee on „tato stocks,' be roMtnittetl to 11,
terribly significant than n thousand curses and of the Shepherd;i. The Reforn. who rail lor liCht on the .
sub
the n eteoe committee on the Judiciary, which committee to • European Agency.
* ,,,,, s a vehgeanet , was that halite. graven in that "Yonder is Rosa Sander," said. ,
.ter and for vigor.- action These all have
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hour and place k. . tin- to the distant fight. •there we =Call , t . .o r -port Wet ler prunand. tri r .,,,,,„ 1,,1, , , , 1.,, ,.
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I pout it, , The 4oly.onber Inuhul• visit/J. the principal Mier of
' the nail hill do not contliet with the twenty-first T bi ... • i • a ' . • ' ' nn
' .. re' • ttrcat Brani, ira ..... . and German> . during the month. , of
fleorge rose front the ground, anal wandered I tee hint-I • . par, wraith tle roditicTil mononosts of
h e .‘,, section of the first article of the ConstitutioeAra. May, and June next. fearing tettsbunth on Stare"
forth ita. the sanest. me had waiked nume dis- I All Lither hour brought them to t pine, , , .. , , all grade from apish„ l Chevalier, 1311inqui, and i
they drew near, the hotaes t hat s"o"ap round the °I this lemmeoweelth• utb. wet will he plensca tO attend to nut agrucha of cMc
"lcei wile. a lougingdesire mune over hint once i Fa. her to Leroux. Mane. and Cousiderune- ouch. , elearscter which May he rounded to hie care. .
l' re eel sloal aloud: and the limn,. or three filen The y ttas and nays were c.illed upon the ;slop- Am.); them may Ire found phtlo.ol;hery, rilll • - '
more to gaze up. his daughter's grave. He e h itt. I mu. 41ttrul, JOHN LE DAVIS.
Junto:J to neck it hut fire trees were all alike - in :wear rihad , Their attitude was one of watch- 1 ti. of t ie resolution. and resulWd as follows .. lot. niatejounotiitorians, I,h;Lianateri„„.,, ~,,, ,_ : •_
' twee . fen mai . W. - no-Say all who ever u,......1
O'llll 11. , sought the one beneath which his child 1 fulness and determination. _ caitionista no-oevernment men w " l
liar whistle from the lips of the old Bet- I hens-Messrs Bailey, Buokalew, ( rant,. t on
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~ .. . ... , omen n right, Wham., Vermito, , Bead the following letter trout an
lay intriell. and :it last niaslo overtook Lion in the I A Pee . . 113.. delting . ognel, null that legion of Indf-rraxy a ;env ..
I yar warned them of We approach of friends. intth Fern. Forsyth, Fred, Fulton lit.
Bin
~ etn• Il• • • .. • ' • philatithrupt-ts Who, in every tanner • h filiOnelfouteniullueo N. Y . Feb. X. 47.
',Ty hearts Lice, rarest. Still he neilLed on. )• Ittlee
whither and wherefore he knew not The wood One of the three trieli art the fire wa Stile rot, . g. .... .. . , t i„,,,,,,,,1,,„, ~, the „,kiet,..,e scary' m i n, ,, i ,,, oi v J Kidd a co-at hen,asur swot a. hen. 1 but nod
Sandor
grew thicker, and the night darker: the birds, her 'th ief Re ' . - ' „ -.,
elulenber Packer emitter-on `Ulmer mid Nett- ' - -
ilium Sarak,r-1 • 4.
I s; • at . eating reform. . "' • ~..m1 end he left but aPa dozen of crLane l e Vertnifuge
.nd I Bud it ts ening ml nry C.a. said Ulna far It h. Kt..
What bri ra ng you led Rosa . ays--,.t ssrs Brooks. t'arothers, 1 1 ar.olt. I „h o lt ,
saarthl at kis footstepa, flew .creaming from " not resume to prOnolltiee on the .•••••en- en e. 0.1 ..ati•Ylartion. and lin, tin.yrd to Gr yuat•wlast the
•,, , Frick, Hasten, Hoge. Jones Lawrence, NlaNtur• • ; ; r ,
their p erch.. At last he stumbltel over a tree ••Your pa oil!' 'al George; and, Ipring , e 1 .. • ItaL mer•ls o• tee -0 Partin , r. tact eta liqica. mine: want.. end we have got n endue. and 1 ;lowa wlab
IW ' lk I'
from his steaming horse, he banded a sealed' trio, Myers, Savory, .1111 , a er- _
root end fell why should he get up againl' As taken'throughout the country ate wanted. All o , rta oot e i h., out 0. &nen left When tour aloht
well there as anywhere. Ile let his weary head packet
. to his itnerrogator . "Read land re - ' This we look upon us a stab at the free banking j parties will then be able to Jr. rule upon satisfac- a here, I think ho told me sans pls., to cwt If 1 should
fink upon the mound, whispered a •egood night'. juice : "• bill, and otniniens of its fate, and it. will be seen , terY data . , :s not more, but if lir did, 1 have 6/rontten. trill sou nave
Ur 111 "Lid, and fell asleep• and dreamed of burnt The robber turned to the firelieht, and unfold- Without enteripg into the party ton iderationa i „,. ad.,
Lite troonataL to order for me oil down more on the receipt
that two Whig Senatorefrom Phdodelphia city are PETER FRYER 1
town Ind scenes of slaughter cel the document, which quivered f in his hand as ' ' which make this "inn tio , lame of contention, , tor... Jet, J KIDD, CC.
T.•, - ards mithilgh the neighing of a horse roars- he read it. One tear and then anmher fell upon found among its enemies _ This is not the first i will i mie such fact.; ns relate ill the tensi o n , ' teliguid eoo. Ii• No 01 W.. 1 et
r.:l h,,, from biaresrica, slumbers. Near nt hand the paper : o.wig he bent his knees , and turned lan. deeply lmportsot in the Western port of the . among the people of the idea o f ~.....„„t i „„ _ 1 _.
1,, saw a toddle horse, snorting and pawing the his glistening eyes to heaven. '•Nly lean t and my State, which has been defeated by the , same ' Before the revolution, there was trot a single me- $
Foreign and American - Hardware.
genial Behind 'BOILIe bushes he heard a aro- God:"ete exeMimed,hialutterance chok by sobs. Whig city members-Nlessrs. Cribb ..•I Slut- clon'e's association in Paris. At prevent, there LOGAN, WILSON &CO
in
"rata's plaintive roue, and the harsher voice of a efor sixteen years I have been hunted likes wild .. ,_are tillOtit tiro litmilrml and filly, or which 3 , .), are 1 -,
thias 'these gentlemen's ideas seem 9. Wholly
man mingled at intervals with the prattle of a Veast, but Thou vouchsafest to me to' be once , bather. 4 1./i • hatter, ii id bakers. :5 ut pottier% 1 No. 129 Wood Street,
Chill). 1110 re a roan!" bound up within the limits of Philadelphia. that
-I of tailors, :iii of cooks, and the rest are ilivt 1105 E Nutt Is Krone
T i, , a .,,.. was a short spare figure, with dash, .;.• lie turned to his companions - To horse - lit is t i e hem the whole State - ell the rest are tinted anong the other mutual oecupittion., . A 0 roll and complete vthek of rola:NA' .4.17 , A M ERICA.
log /dark eyes, long mustaches banging dews e cried; "let the troop assemble. - , "outsde barbarians "If the II hags of Peiludel. list of 216 is given in ore of the popt•rs, but it is HARI)WARE,
over his mouth, and black hair s t re amin g on his They sprang to their horses, and soon npoil all ~, ,
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twat, nONVerer vannOt send men of more enlarged
and liberal : d ' 1 h
au min sto the Leg, .phase , tey must incomplete .'among the printing estalilivhmentv 1 ;;d"a"da Cit. the epring trvle , amt widen they are mepand
shoulder_. Energy Wali the characteristic of Ids s des the signal whistle was beard. In ten min- ° . conducted on the principle of association are those • t• otat to larliese,.. 01 llin - as Old wilt eontare
eaeu-u entre. _
fel.torts, and "hit sinews of his frame were like u as, a hundred and eighty men. well mounted of 1. , Steel. and La I'r,s'o ,in Millen each itork- a. -'''''''' "'" any
"' we
cords of Steel. ,
~. . lead armed, mustered ro.LI the fu'e not complain if they find the Whigs of the West.
mama has a share in the profits over and nia.t e hr.. t Citizen's Insurance Company of Pittsburgh.
•In his armshe held n. child, three or four years I "Friends fuel comrades," cried Sander. - that in self defence, retaliating at a time when it may' . wegr., 1 and the. Mariano( Thrums. A bout on, [ - I SCOURAGE HOME INSTITU'INONS.
old. The child called him father, and clasped Which we have so long desired has cootie to Ira. be seriously felt. The whole West. and mine of hundred of these societies nee highly prospenms, ii . . 4 ,4 "Moe No. 41 Water 'tool. In the warehouse or CII
bite tiffectlonately with its little halals. A wo- `Pe are no longer copper-our country pardons, i the interior, Inte petitiontsl most elienestly for h fifty a, &deg wtdl , noel the ffther s are either .
' A t n, liens., Pre4l.lent A. W Matta eel,.
man was also there, Fobbing passionately, and Ile It is granted us to atone our crimes by an jbarely keeping up, doing, 1.a.11). , too resent to , aria 0414.01 11.111.1 e 11k1V11/iIV/11u111/1111, sil . l.l ' irlTlMll4l,..
,system of free hankies founded on State stuck-
wiping the them from her eyes .- ' , honorable death. Is there one among you who slues , • p,,,,• ...nr•ince .4 - their r prospects to n. n. and in [rattail, vea.....14, A.
Ali ample guaranty for the ability aud integrity a tti
"Canst thou pray, my son!" said the man, 1 plot repent his poet life, and rejoice to be allowed I e eYetem which i' w o ekiog edmireltle ill New tosntotieu. ettonlisl in the character art the Dime.,
seating the child upon his knee.. ' Ito end it in honor?" York and Itido, and which has just Leon adopted .
f•Lei chili, IN So r el C troll, A.•-The I hail,- 4,, t.' , ' LLfie ' i l t ; o•% . no7sa n. ani l trVe r t ' s r li b trol ' e l n in7 l 'lnnlieni'r!.!
' "Surely hoc.," the • woman answered: - -morn- 1 ••Not one:" was the nrianimous shout I almost untininitiusly try the Deinoeratie Lerida- boll inteurito •
tog and evening he repeats his prayer ; - Will you follow me to the battle' ton Mercury has the ealowitra. iu reference to plillritoßt. -A' Co 11i..., Wm Bsgal ye ,Wm Latimer.
ttre a Illinois and which h, greatly needed in ' 1 Jr. kialler Ilrfant. llmth li Kin. Edward Ileac:to.
l ' • ' the late eleotiM for the Sent h Carol,. Norte
•'Grow up a good Eton, my, son-net such • ••Everywhere 'To death!- " J yhn Uswortli. t• Ilarlwugh. SM. Rior. ap3o.tf
. , Pennsylvania, to bring home and beep bottle our 1 . ,, ,,,,...,
a one 59 thy father. In anotheryor put him to I , “Strear it." if 1 0PARTNERSHIP - We have associated
school, that hooray learn something good." , The vow was brief. • - We joyfully ~,a. to I ca p ital. which can be usefully touplorl iu Jr-de- lb ,, ~„,,,,,,,,,„„ ,„,.,...,,,, ~,. IC ~„,,,,,b,,._.. •1.
...I with ii Tllollr/011 Ilmt. late C.lner of the Farmers
"That will I, though it ahouldcost me my last ehed our blood for our fatherland:" , velem. our ithbounded natural resources -and Pete.ii: Ilatiß who will
are
ht. peranal the
t be
olual to loath 11.,t,.... ~f th.• Lee,lature of ,,,,„,„,.„, Th,, ft.) , „,. ,;„., tn . r „,,„., ~
&Tin:" I llAdd," sail George to 1105.1, ••and, to gave no :yet Whig members fmni the cite are found th„,, we t h,,,e we ~,,. ~„,te sa es t i; ~,,,m,y, 1.5 7' PP, a WILKINS a of
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"And take him for hence! When be is older, quarter!"
never teli him what his father woo. Conceal my -- I among its Leufdee Mitt Jilint. opponen t .. are , distinctly and unalterably, Inc SECESSION 'EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
The next business before the Senate, was the l and withdrawal ot the :state of South Carolina Or
name from him; never let him know that he is i o ne
from the Union Or in other words "bey i er la - i,„,. a' Co
the son of Rosa Sander the rober' bill relative to the repeal of all.laws exempting , • , '
- are men woo. as . aid froov, from the country 1 A• WILK/Al-0 Ur. VV.,
"Ask thy father, child, when be will again certain property from taxation This is the bill t„ ,,, , 1 to ha 3 „ tet ., , , ,t3 _, ~,,,,, r ,,, , ,,h,
11 1 1 'het , I Corner of Third and Market sta. Pittstigh
visit toe " to tat certain property now exempt, a question mole up their minds that the Federal Govern• - .
Dorneshr and /sloe n Exchange Bank Votes
which we have already freely discussed Mr :meat is a cured bid Nunn!, libieli i l k high I S uers,Vold,". Bouglg. Sold 4. Emhunged
Cribb offered an finiendMenf °tempting church , tin , to get nil in ' Tliece mon g,. for secession
, 101, till, State alone. 11,0111, there can toe no other A TUC
property from taxation . Cilia VMS disagreeu to ,
ceessif. thanhy the ate , av ici lb, aa wooer
• •• EXCIIeNGE AND T
RANKING HOUSE
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by the following vote sigaities. and 1,,,a05e the witlelraw LI from thel or
Ye39-Nlessre.. Carothers, Crabb, and saver' Union will tl us. in tarn ,race of the net, be W3ll. A. HILL & CO,
Iftmer 11,.. h Lnet,oti of the _aptuts , all•hmit:: - . and No. 64 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
g i, ..L, ~, ~ . •ion the Lame basis mid ,upport of ~. ~.,„,,, ~..,.,,‘„,, e ., „. a te,,,,n,,
auras th, toerreign Will ex 1.1, 4 ,1 1.. 11.4. , Mt form us
PENNSYLVANIA RALLROAD.
ti., .f by wires tooth Carolina toter,l the !
Uninr. . I ,----&-.-----..---
:, minority of the Icnsention consisting of, We !
"'seed:, It, iilll.ll dine. id, oppi,ed to the speedy 11.t'3 I. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. Ibsl
mon of the State ry hero If. Bat We arc cer- Forty-six hours to Philadelphia.
I-a ,i
thee, arc n", Or,, tn' l.Wer ' "11' o'll not ..- Forty-four hours to Beltilliore. •
Le t t ii-ly ort rin boil; of Can foilowia" promise - • .
,• s •- • e •• n 's l ) miles Railroad-D/3 miles Canal.
that 1 That the State... One a n confeder. ` - ' '
re Y ,•: sn' , erei'etis• i • the near •gitt to sessile: Two Daily Lines Express Packet Boats.
Taiit I, actmn .Goad imilimn of the Fed
er..., i,, , iiimalimt affor iatajac juliticalit•u for the
, 1447 - -. i ,: ; 1 . , -!'. 1 •
r,:eivi• OelCI at recite 'I us) . think it politic tp , ---.
. .. . , ^ `''''''....
II.XCLII•I I ELY PM PASSENOEItS.,
put cal derisive action till the other States, or
some orilicin get re Ay to join us We do not , TO PHILADELPHIA; BALTIMORE AND
agree with them. but feel no inclination to treat NEW YORK
the:r Opal: 11/. Witt, di-respect, and still less to ' ceN the opening of Canal Navigation. 'lwo
ails- them with the few , hi , worviiiii power at it:, ~,,! , ,I :ap !..p . .; , , :ir•
i f . ,,Z , 1L,1. WA. wlll Ira+ , fin
gscat and c..t rum center, and believe dolt the '"' `"'" '' " rt " ' 11" '
HO
gob...r.,(.une at i in do tae wrong. beefiti-e it bar: tory AYSBITIIGH,
~, .t. ~ • - oan kr on it- at,,itra The mi.
. Tb ' ... 1. ' 311 ' 1 11e.
n, r. 'it t,,, 1: .1.,.1., •lill. ,i. a lssiv, Leal net lie NEW PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
of p, -4• i,• the I ,J , sit':. Mil only a little on the Too 11011,1 Alla 1 crt , •bcc tab. threat to
r. is of ..
i . .. I 0 aha t::,• •icomiun is male. the:f , PHILADELPHIA.
w.ll, -,tit , I,: ~m , t,,,,.. "s ake their place watt
, the tort most in its defence. The act td rams- Time thraugh FOCTY-YIX LIOUn.
v.:1I he emphatically the act of the whole Fl"' to 111 . 1 ^ 11 " 41 h 1 n- Ito Fare . 0 . 1 .0 . '". ,s .''•
f-101e. Mel Mr people will unite in &fending it ~T , e,"„,9e.',"‘ " a":„„u n " , ;," , „' i a2 t V„' 7 ,lZ ' - ' l ob. ' m ''' ' ' .I"rs'e
lo •• the last extremity " ;.,ra.v...t• Icon. every inorninu moclhely at Melt &clock.,
and even evening at the wine boor
' - - --....-,- • Passengers for Baltimore,
I FLAX COTTON. ' of. fil mai at CAM at Ilarriliora, tate the York and Clam.
Whatever may have been the fidlure of former l t,e,„,te,ae:lo,l,„„teetta.eet,!oeZkeetap,,,ltrvet toned 6 fr•lfTubfr
: eflurts, and the atentipt is by no Means li new ' No chorea fur handling Baggage on this route.
lone, to employ dalats a sul.titute for cottonseed . miLta l sni , ==';inta k rall: i• n i...t " c; "'ntnn'bi'
I adapt it to being -pun and wove', by the oral°, roe tsl , nge or lofilrmacon a.ply h• ,
J. P. HOLMES, Agent,
ry rmichitiery of the cotton mill, a e tati+t eon Nlnnunembela 1000 w
Lade somethum of posabhity to the seital, mid Or to 'D. LEECH A. CO.
inventive genius of the age which has produced N eon the set of July. t ' l ' lrVerin•Tl . vaTlT;tl .l' re t. .. l
I pholtlgniphr and the magnetic telegraph It iF . st`,l„fit,flitg.Z,l-o,loPrt. which will /bonen the Um,
I ditilettlt to cotweive of anything impracticable in letisharato eehroarr 10. • al
. the undertaking, and the tone of the British pa-, : PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD?
pars-we May say. the thang.,l tone of some of 1 r „,... .
,_, ~„__;• _ i ~_. ,„..
, i
I ILO/11, Vol,t,h a short time ago ridiculed the'
i 8 0 1 • nERMI
whole idea-in regard to NI Clautsen, the inv.- ' ENPIt E S S
PA C K E T .LINE
TI /
tor of the pr, and his proceedingv---aud the .
; Philadelphia, Baltimore. and New York.
i accounts id the poiotiii. 'neves` , which hairs
httend , Hvotne of Ms expel - ft:tents al Manellettel. , TIE FIRST PACK ET or 411 E SEASON
atlas" 111 is ,s , he wbur •h C. 1011r^ ahoy.) on .11..daj,
I 1 Rochdale, and elsew hen., would • warrant us :Li- • ~ aa, the ~,,t, toc, Bosh. will Ira , . .very
Meat in helirs tog that we an I/11 I lie roe of sone. as.a.anii ;ma eveing.
import:lot deo oirries, likely to lead te eee ee- . iti t .. 9 iVitnitiN; l ; e a t ii:::tt ''n' y IVl t tar r l. i fe " .. ‘ . l.- ke t = l s n' t
, onences of no small 101/111,0i • Tilt ;111/..11i11i11/11 1 . / ll •,1 1.. 1 k• .0 0 ^ , T? c`felomif 11l no l che . h. 'or SinirP , Gurgh•
of than for cotton would hr on event of revolu- " " tl. , t , ler''''' '' -""'" unt° w r ` wiee d
,a,..a, La. other Information aptly .
unitary chart , ten for revolutionary Leonid Le. .1 I LIOLVES, Illonungahrla Hun,
1 its effects on existing InteroiLs; and 110 where : ,; i,•,, 4, 9" . -1'
L"Cli 0 Co' ' ''''''' D ' A" -
1 WOlll.l the I hone , le• more deeply felt 0.111 . -
1 tho country rk.,e adv., oil a penny a pound 116.1.11/10111 Amman 1 a -Ail eertßerasnts and mbserioionv
1„ h ~,,,,,,, ~.0c,,.., a i,,,, ~j C 3.000.000 t o 1 , •,,,,1,n,1 f o ,irr tn. imp, reevitcd and forwarded free of expeller. from
:on n congurnlition which is less than the anti n• . "'"tn" '
I crop tot s the United States. R e may re-ily t.....
theme What /f 1.11111.1 I, the 1 0 .,.., to „,,,,..,,,j,,,, _ ,
I or, mem properly to ..iir Southern friends-front '
a reduction in place equal iy half the Lehi° of
their great staple And if NI. Clausten's &scot ,
cry should prove really available, there is no
1 telling how or the dermaation would go
There would this result fallow, that, whereas 1
the cultivation la nimevvarily mintinesl to the es
treat,-Southern States. flax may be produced in .
I all quarter , of the Union. in the middle and Wes.
, teat State, more adLantsgeously than in the
1 South, and it. the middle and Western, States
acoirilingls, the Soute..aeuld lied its greatest
eon:p..l4or - 10 lilt' production of the lire: staple I
The British philtuiciphen are begituntig to Poser I
that, Oland flax take the place of cotton, the
nulls of Nlonche-ter will still be likely to remain
dependent fora larr. proportion of their !tipple,
on the United Stale,. The difference will be
that the depeuilettee will be transferred from one
part of the country to the other. '
It sill he reembered that the =hi cost ref;
this lie, not , t une cultivation but in this papa- ;
ration of the fibre by the ordinary process of
rotting, and liccaliing and cleaning; which are
manual operations, and very wasteful nod to• ,
pensive ones. Now, M. Clausen thspenee , , ..,11,
all these operation , The farmer is required
merely to grow, pull end dry the plant The
innuutacturcr hays it in this crude state, 'gods
counting the rotting process altogether, break! I
and cleans it by nrichtner). Some of our Udel
-1 ligent tigeacultural friends tell us that, relieved
, from Ike expense of rutting and eicatong flax '
i can he raised in the United States for fon: cents
, n p.m! We believe the average quantity ole
I minable from an acre of ground, assn by the or- ,
I dimity wasteful mode of preparation, is nearly
1 twice a... great as the as erode yield of cotton.-
This bout that Um loon, gall he grown much
I more cheaply Man tl.e latter. We perceive it
aortal in the [amnion Morning Chronicle, that M. •
Claus.cn extacted to be able. ha a few dip's, to
supply hi. prepartal fibre at -Id to rid per lb., and
I he Loa already aluminised his readiness to pur-
I chat ,. several hundred 1..013 of that in the straw. I
fur the purpose or preparing it for spinning.
, ,h, the Out Joel po ct.,,e, he 11111C11 iMil interest,
we may la a• - •:, State, for the information 11l our I
Ire itler , . Wit.. NI Claus,ca has really atlreted
I math his ne,ly prepared flax; which we lb/ on
the authority of the Morning Chronicle. le the '
first plate, he Loa epun the pure prepared flex
iketf-which he tern. "der fibre without
any intermixture of cotton or other volistanee. ill
I the orilmary cotton machines; and the Chronicle
' ,hyt -es er.al ertip. of the yarn spun from the r"-
viugs made at Colton, ham been lima:ailed to
,
are. Ile lei, also 'Tun thread. or flax cotton-
I being a mixture "1 Ras nod cotton in equal parts
I which the Ntancliester Guardian, previously in
, credulous on the subject, says, "seems to be
, a b o at No .fia and is of very hair quolity." The
I Chronicle says It May be spun to almost :thy de
gree of rmeo,s of which cotton is erdinonly
1 t r. 'fir third material io - flax WOOl - --3
mixture of flex and wool-whiaLt has bete both
ammo and woven uptin-thii common woollen ma
' ,h,,,,ry; rand our. authority Ira+ specimens of
cloths and llonneis manufactured from this nub
stance, end undersititals that "a contract has
been tliten to supply - It considerable ptantity of
the Ilax wool cloth 101 TiOii,jl,g fond, ~,.., --
...011111 1141 f Wool and half tlax. ' It says. ' - it is
almost impossible for the most experienced per-
I sun to detect the mixture." Therewith material
is the - ear silk"-composed, as the name de
notes, of tier and silk; and the editor of the
Chronicle has ...les of woven texture of this
kind, which, he says, "are exactly similar in ap
pearance to those formed whollrof silk."
It will Ire seen, from these eliiements, that el
Claussen ha' donefomethinges4one n rreat dual
'in fart; and flirt the prulialvilittes at
strung
that there iv more in his i11...9e,, than we
Mice been inclined to vuptio,, in MI, country ---
.NorlA elmerman.
"1 brow not, my sou. For me the morning
never dawns of which I can say, this day is mine.
Bore to day, to-morrow fifty miles off; after to
morrow, perhaps under the w . f."
"Talk not thus! See, tears are in the child's
eyes "
"Se it is my son, and not otherwise. The rob
ber 11:13 none to whom to pray, early and late, for
protection to his life." • ,
"But you are no murderer, Tnndor. You have
no man's blood upon your hands:"
"Seek not to palliate my offence,. dear wench'
Sooner or later, the gallows rinithe ravens will
claim me."
Again the woman began to sob: the child cried
when it saw its mother weep: with deep feeleg
the robber caressed rind comforted them.
'Go home, my dear ones!" - he raid. "and be not
uneasy. Tell no , one that you have seen me.—
Awl ills blessing be upon von whore bleesiog
dare not ask:"
The woman and child. departed. The robber
sprang into the saddle, and, standing up in the
stirrups, listened, as long ns they were audible,
to the infantine tones of his child. Suddenly an d
icy-cold hand was laid upon his. Startled. but:
with:oot uttering a sound, be turned his head:—
A man stood beside his horse It was the fogi
tire from St. Thomas.
"Fear nothing from me, Rosa! Handle not
year pistols. Mine shall not be the first Amyl
you shed. Not to that end has your life been
preserved through sixteen years of peril Your
destiny is not that of a common Malefactor "
"Yon know me then?"
"By report, as hn outlaw, with a price upon
pier head. I know, too, that you have n belov
ed wife and darling child, to see whom, once..in
every year you risk your life—here where all
know you. and any might betray you." .
• -Not a word of that! You are rugged and
needy. Doubtless you would enlist in my
heed. -Here, take this"—he offered him a pis
' tel: -rather than do that send a bullet through
your head."
The fugitive from St. Tbotnao looked earnestly
•in Senior's face. Then he said quietly. almost.
carelessly, "Do my bidding, and the same of the
Ttcldier shall no longer he coupled with that of
Rosa Sander."
"Are you mad? heye I not done any utmo.sr
and in every quarter', Let then, pardon soy past
offences, end they would hear of no new one,
. The traveller need no longer fear me. Hare I
not offered to compensate:to the utmost of my
power all those I have injured, and to build, out
of any ill-gotten gains, a. place of worship fur that
God whose commandmentisi I have wilfully bre
ken!' All I ask is to be suffered to live amongst
my fellow men, and to earn my daily bread by
the labor of my hands. They would never listen
to nay offers. 'hernia nb atonement lam not
trilling to make to the offended laws of God
rind My country. But they ever rejected .and
drove me forth. And ll:Mu—what wouldst thou
with mid betray me? wretch! Hitherto
I .
, hove shed no blood."
"Heuceforward thou shalt shed it, and there
by redeem thy crimes. l Your country accepts
what the law-refused. our country has foes;
go, wash with their blood" the stein from year
name 1 ."
"Tempt me not!" the robber, mournful
lv- "AI, were it indeed grunted me to die a
happy and honorable: death upon the battle
tieldl-,"
"And if fame, in tear'' of death, awaited you
:there:: And if, on sr our return - thence, the very
Mon who who now Ohase:you froni forrest to for
est, came forth to meet you with laurel crowns
and joyous acclamations: and if, intnend of Toll
. bee,' hero and patriot were coupled with your
name—
" Stop! befoul me not! Oh, I could do much!
1 1 A strong squadronnould I bring into the field,
composed of men- who a hundred times have
looked death fearlessly in the fare; men inured to
beatand cold, and ,to hack a horse for three days
std nights without dismounting."
"I will go and intercede foryou."
"But what am I thee Who art thou! And
' why youldat thou serve nne?"
"Oh, I have my:Motives. lam one whom the
Itaitten have driven from house and home,
whose wife they 'have seduced, whose kindred
they have slain. By : flight did 1 escape with
my life: and here, in this very forest, have I bu
ried my only child, polluted and murdered. All
there things have the Rohm done to me. Now,
mil me, if you war against them, you will give
no quartets!"
"None."
• "Then trust me that I will never rest until I
bring your pardon, on the condition that you
litho the field against the Reitren with your whole
baud. And may your happiness on earth be
measured by the destruction you-bring upon their
' accursed' race."
"Clear me the path to the battle field,' and yon
shall have a mountain of your enemies' skulls."
will do so. By all that is sacred, I swear.
In a fortnight 'bring your pardon. - Where shall
we meet?" "
: "We? nowhere. I trust no man. If you he
sincere, come to Felegyhar. There, in the ma
era, sits ouch morning a wrinkled old beggar, Ms
grey hair tied up in loots. He has but one
hand—thereby you will know hint. Show him
this pistol and he wlll col:Moot you-to me. Seek
not to compel from him the Secret of my hiding
place, for no tortures could wring it from his
lips. Be not angry, I muet be cautious. For
sistesavears have I been hunted like a beast of
prey. And now away, and keep to your right to
nod' thd path. An opposite road is mine!'
Ile - set spurt to his horse, and galloped otf
throngh the forest.
a s • s
The fortnight had not expired when George
entered the tavern at Felegyhat.
- • In adark canter, over u measure of wine., sat
the grey haired. one handed beggar.
George showed the r "'eh The beggar rims
from his scat, drank n vine, paid the ravers
keeper and left the baulk' Sot a syllable escall
ed him.
'The two men stopped before a wretched hut,
at the extremity of the village. The beggar went
in, and brought oat two powerful Mack sad
dle horses. lie Signed to George to mount one,
while be blinself sprang upon the other, as ac
tively as though lie were a young Mau and had
both hands.
Once fairly off, the old beggar became talka
tive. Thcseborses, he-said, were backs of Rosa
Sander's, good beasts enough; but the Captain's
favorite steed was 9i • fins:rand better, and would
• • i-chleshumr &writ, Wes CannJoir no Too about
voleu of age. not veer toll or Moot, with fiar_tno,
whlstoni, and tith nothing c : ftb i .
b aron.
1p t i ts appearotion or deineasairb.44T m=ttouktgit
"""''tilU''''''Ptf forma% black' board, ant
bir shoulders. n.a. Amon. t*no
.ovieltibeiaraniiitbotwo non. rtioniastor oat
Tao., -t•--• • to contiefe that ha, vitas
r " " " ""' ll.r KW in th e coatittiOthrLia this.
thatiht ant lin Entw----/ wy r s ,,, n ti ottoisith to tale plea
7"'" thsfai'Mfastaniai sAAA.. Au the Na"
trattallif-tbal.Litter watch ant circulated throniabont the
• onPat.Tatataltafill Lunn... of tho nantenant, =dhow,
w ,Jr4a notion of the li:sktatal
• Roy Sandor *a= to.i a highwayman than 3 rule SR.
and Rurfued hie yoation In the . nehthbortV ,fr.er•
drn'-hl'tj7'rl'p:'7.“ti:'tP:':':.bttr
pridedi ~,daea,ar,%.e,Pll.od tort
ma malgrat at . ag
that he wnuld lever their Welt
alunr. If they a"ahl Par 4 .” ''.° i ''' 1r '''''' ' , "'d u.c. '° r:t.
littol:'+'not P " n rVZh e h . "4 l ' n 'e: tu ', aCol heT The {tote
0,ter:r.r.'.;,,,.. ~....
"rally eArattitt Jellarhteh and the ,erh, and a 1.. ., 1,3311.11 .
I ly entered Leah and K0111(ItTI with ,1,3•10i34. Wyll'll , gt/SC
rr
i,r aft ,' . '-10r!..-.V','":::[-,P.Z.Vir.brlVell.L;l:.Of .'l'll.—{lunuarlati
' Itgin ff.:C .- win , '" no at the ho-ad . of a band of there
hundred ones. and wer e further minto).abla by his al,ti
nemen frnm blocattled.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
PUBLISMET DI WHITE t CO
PITTSBURGH
RFIDAT 'IORICESO, FEB. 29, 1851
To the Whigs of Pennsylvania.
STATE CONCI:NTION 11 - 111 be h• 111 in the OW
of Laticturt , , on TCBSDAY, Jun.. 2,1,1‘, fornor pl..
aoleolno. , -,n,lidott-t for the mann. of Crn' , anti
Cinal C...ttosolisttiner, erd alto for of the Supritett
C,OOO. littis KY 31. FULLER. Chatrin..
Jo.t.ph It. Flanezin.l Soton , l 51 , 31 , 0.0 r.
F. Knox Morton. C..Thoui,n
Wm. 11. tittoglutt eatouel B. Thorn,.
Samuel Bell. John BrOOT.
Nathaniel ' T Taylor Worth.
Wm. J. Itolono n. Aylioa,ter C. Brown .
71'rd"f..71;"' m. ,
r.
tt
mots Johlthno.. . Jame. Clark..
Chmrles B. Bonito..titter.. D. Phel,.
Georg.. err, I
.loltn .1110911.
C. 0. 1.01:(04. Ottniel MA:tunli .
Ct
tt.00.1211111 ri.rFo 311.0Nott.
.lnhnNl to. Yvan,. r $1 31ceitir...
JOhn
Itl.iCD/..8
Our obligations are due to various members o
both branches of our Legisleture for public doe
The Salem Ga.tii states-that at Rev. Tatoncinn
PAnsnr.'s meeting, in Roston, on Sunday, the
lilt's instant, that gentleman exclaimed in the
muse of his service, thank God t h e fugitive
hoer escaped:" whereupon the audience gave him
three rounds of applause.
Cir-
PRO>CRIPTION or CLERGYMEN —ln the
polo Constitutional Convention, the committee
upon the subject of qualification for members of
the State Assembly, base made it report, one ,
clause of which disqualifies 'ministers of the
gospel and priests of every denomination," from
holding seats. _
4fhave said that pauperism to the yrral 11 o f
France The• proposition may be placed beyond
TlousCor REFTor.—The people of Washing n fee -
ton county have held two meetings on the sub- a," nbt. I! '6ll give Proofs. taken.tinttrout partisan statements,. inure or le.o: colored,
Joel of it House of Refuge for Western Pennsyl- but from the beet statistical document. within
mania., to be located in this county, and have re- , my reach.
quested the County Commissioners to subscribe ! In the rural communes or France, there
,on behalf of that county, $25 1 10, and issue bonds in 16435 , no many .... 10,111. 1 1 t ;lwell . ings with only
3 with Duly a
for the same in proportion, as the work prorres
!door and windoe; and 1 'v with only three
es: the said bonds not to be redeemable in less apertures. These three classes are
than five years, from thmdate thereof, and to generally without a door. or are pave. brick
bear an interest of six per cent payable semi-an- They are computed th.contain more than - 211
million, and a half otyer,ons. The actual -
nually.
pers of the rural districts were estimated. in
•. _ _
A committee was also appointed to procure
private subscription. 4, and the following resolu
tion wits unanimously adopted:
liraolmq, That the Commissioners of the coun
ty, be requested to call a county meeting to I*
held on Monday evening. of the May Court next,
with a view to give expression of the propriety
of .the said County Commissioners makin g . n rub
: scription to the House of Refuge, to he 'erected
in the County of Allegheny. and that all the
townships and boroughs in the County rend del
egates.
_ _
FUGITIVE Cate IN ItlIONV: ISLAND. —A special •
committee hose had charge of this subject in the
Rhode Island Legislature, and have reported
that there is not time to consider it at the pres
ent session in Congress. They, however, recom
mend the passage of the following act:
• 'Au act in relation to persons claimed in
this State as fugitives from service or labor.' It
shall he the duty of the Attorney General when
ever he ho informed that any inhabitant of this
State is arrested or claimed 05 a fugitive from
service or labor, diligently and faithfully, at the 1
eipense of the State, to use all lawful means to
protect, decend, and procure to be legally diel
charged. every such person su arrested o r
claimed "
THE PRESIDENCY —The Democratic COW , o
tins of this county, expressed nu opinion in re
gard to the Presidency, and we preitume the
State Convention of that party, will pursue an
equally silent and cautious course. The Democ
racy of Pennsylvania will wait for its cue, from
its Southern allies and dictators, before it
breathes aught on this subject It has longbeen
noted for its complete subserviency to party
dis
and for its senile obedience to dictation
from Washington and Richmond, anal we cannot
hope for any thing better now.
The signs of the times indicate that the Whigs
of this Old Commonwealth, who have defeated
their powerful enemy on the Presidential ques
tion on two hard fought fields, within the last •
twelve years. will give expression as to their
preferences as to a Presidential leader, for the
next campaigrtat their State Convention,in June.
This Convention ill be composed of delegates
fresh from the people's rants, and thus he well
prepared to speak the minds of their constit
uents on this important matter, There is not
much doubt as to the man of their choice Their
favorite has lizig held a large place in Weir
confidence and affections, and they think the time
has come to march under I,d• banner to certain
victory While the •Whigs of Pennsylvania are
deeply attached to their principles, nod are ever
ready to tOLCTiGce their preferences for the good of
the party, and to abide by the fairl:, expre.o,d,
will of the majority, yet they will fkly say to
their brethern of the other States, that the man
they prefer is Gen. Wixrixtu SCOTT 1.
i
Sur rut Roxx.—The Courier in ip.. report of
the proceedings in the ca... of Raul. Wright,
having made certain statements in regard to the
discreditable conduct of Mr. Richard liildreth,
one of the corin4el on that occasion, and editor
of the Commonwealth new,paper,--Xhat gentle
maninrd Ilea stied the editor of the Couri r for libel,
claiming five thousand dollars da g as. Hue
could the Courier have been so rc . less of
propriety, as so-arrogate to itself an . license of
criticism, or any liberty of speech !intense—
..Free speech" hos ceased to be a c Man right.
It io not only a party catch-word; d for any
one not of the party to assume to ex .rcise it, Is
manifestly anolfenee against The Co monevoith.
--Raison Tran
Nav,—)lessrs. Bally, Brooke. Buck.hiew, Car
son, 6tortinghata. Fenton, Forsyth, Froilcy. al
tort, Hoslett, Jotac,, McNbartrie, Muhleuberg,
Nlyent, Packer, Sanderson, tilairmr, 'Walker, and
Nlotthia, .s:rxakcr-19.
Church building cre exempt by the provision
of the bill.
An amendment was adopted exempting the
Friends' Free School 3 in the city and county of
Philadelphia.
Pending the diSCCISE;OII of further amendments
to the bill, the hour of one arrived and the Sen
ate adjourned.
In thCii r ctice, 'ls Robertson rend :n place a
bill for the construction of a plank road from
West :sewtou to intersect the Pittsburgh a.. 1
BraddAch'i Field Piaui. Road, in Ali eleny
county . also, a I , IU t, Incorporate
Libr.iry Ass iota of A . tleglicuy
Nothing eloc importance to this ,ectioa of
.the State ra= do4c
THE POVERTY AND MISERY OF FRANCE.
We in this country arc often surprised at the
vascillating character of the French people—
one day potting down n Monarchy and rushing
into a Republic or Anarchy, and then, noun, cry
ing hosanna to on absolute prince. Our aston
ishment will cease, however, when we' consider
the awful degradation and poverty into which
that naturally cheerful and volatile people are
sunk. They rush into change because. they fear
no nearer evil. , than those they now endure, and
hope fur some amelioration of their condition
I from a change of rulers. The following extract
frown letter, dated “Paris, Feb. f, 1551... and
publimbed in the New York Commercial, di,clo , cs
a frightful amount of extreme poverty-
I,y . the Guvern i trient Louis Philli ppe, at fobr
In 183::, thet.nflicial mum,: show try number
of paupers in tlie ntsrui a. , follow
.-
Persons admitted to the hospital .
Permns supported in pan hy Govern
ment charity
Total 1. I 20,1it1
All tire statisticians admit that the official pau
perism represents only one third of the real.—
We may therefore safely set down the number
of town pauper, in 1!33 at, 3,370,11110. Thie
number dues not comprise the foundlings, nor the
numerous elms, living by theft or prostitution.
All together the numbers for country and town,
and there is a total pauper population of mote
thou seven millions.
Under Louis Philippe every man paying two
hundred francs, lee, than forty dollntfv, m dicret
tales, hail the right to vote. Leaving out of
the calculation the deportment in which Paris !s
situated, the voter, were, in IS:16. to the riot of
the population, in the proportion of w, to nun
hundrrd.
In Ibls, before the condition of the pour
had attracted •so much attention, M. de Mos
rogues, a noble, and an amateur statistician,
arrived at the following division of the popula
tion.
Persons not working, tiO0,01:10
Persons paid by the state, LO OGia
Working- classes, 50,300,000
Of the last category be calculated that more
twenty-five millions and a halt received less than
ten cents daily wages.
M. Villeneuve makes the following statement
of the relative numbers of the inhabitants rind
; pauper in several towns of the rich departments
1 of the Nortl,
inhabitants paupers
70,000 22,251
24,517
19,F,9 1 ) 4,391
19,841 6,147
17,0.31 4.130
9,172
Laic
Dunkirk,
Demi)
allencenn,
Cambray,
BailleuL
The towns of the South of Frahce present a
still larger proportion of paupers. Some years
ago the writer resided.' us a functionary of the
French administration, in a city in the centre of
France, and be has yet before Lim a vivid image
of the. army of loathsome beggars that acre - pied
during the winter the . knany side of several of the
principal streets.
I now look at some of the causes of a .tote ,if
things so abounding in misery The tours and
imposts on land, comprising•the direct tax, the
door and window tax, the various impost. on
the transfer of real estate, amount to .112,0 1 i,
000 fr. This enormous burden, resting chiefly
on the agricultural interest, has reduced it to
thegreate.t, erraits. The great majority of tire
land owners are computed to have mortgaged
their property ;it ender to notae head against
their difficulties. The interest of the mortgage
debts alone amounts to more than
beside., the ~ u nt-, paid to notririe-, I.lWyera
agents. Agriculture is generally at such a low
ebb that all quit it who Can.
Large, number+ Oland...Ai farmitqy because
they are unable to hear the misery cunneeted
I with it. and. rush into mechanical pursuits. -
Most of three are bill to overdosing.
Tnilur
and seamstresses of Pori., ne,re than thirty
thousand are now out of emplo y . as they :away+
are at this season. An elect calculation. made
by competent person 4, based on the con.
I sumptiomat Paris, tlii• sale to the departments
and the foreign export. of clothing demonstrate
that fifteen thousand tailors and eeatustresses,
working.ten hours a day and 310 days in the
year, would be more than butlicicut to produce
all the clothing needed. ~,As there are forty-five
thousand, there is •necessarily it want of work
during a great portion of the year, and great
suffering among the greater portion of them.
Theseillustmtionp might he multiplied indef
iuitely, but enough - has been said to indicate the
restore of the evil; sad ategreet the reanaa of the
Unitarian Preaching.
REV G. W. IVEasTER, Unitarian litinititer at
l. Tbr - volal , art• I , •*,.. tfully Inv alletwi IfW
feb•-^i •
Plants, Shrubbery, Evergreens, &c.
THE Stß.st'lttliEft offers for Sale
. onumally Lsrae And eell sel,teul Auk-
A.,rhueot of OroemetntAl Ma., ;Ural.
her)). Evergreen.. Houle Tree, Orahe ,
lame.. se "f be unhoeeolleetion of Eeerhlooruhor hoe.,
l ming .4 I.illar 1,..A. I IncluJi. now .anemia a gtett
h. rttl The eoeortmeot 4 Willem
. eootalne one huodred
of the most esteemed And ' line,t 1r eriethet it.‘ ettlthrahot , —
t 1 ; 11 in . r.,.. i i .:: :“ . , ,,:i n.. .. r ,... ,, , ,,, ,„ „ . ,, ,. , , , d , .. , 0r ,i nr ,u k. , t .a 1.r. , ... , , , ,; , , , , , ,
fe1.,...h. JAM KS IVARDIIIiP, Mauch...der._
• • -- -
Pittsburgh Life Insurance Company.
r 1I E following persons, he the term of
ilorter ef the 153 TRIG RGII LIFE INCRANCE
f. ~ PINE, are the Ihreetdr- f the 91.10:1¢4 , ...) .., the
Ul , I 'Parr
Jmues S. How]. Charhes A. Loth's:,
, J0...4,h C. Lrests. ' Mutter! MeClorkan.
John: , Lhleerth. Wm l'hllll,
.1 ~ho A r 11- , co.
At a ' meellmt,..l the above tanssars. heW at the ogre of
''
A ' . 1 :4T., " . T1',';'g h .:.",":4b,,,,, i,..6,..,
4. 11.'whvot, I'lle•Pre•kletkt.
IhAnhts A. Cut.fll, Semidry:
J,, , [1 . 11 l4e,h.Tftehrer.
,011.1.1.1 , 11. , ..MT8. ft. 11., Examtning 141yeiefah.
The Week suheeriptlon Rook. of thr Cercopauv rill he
(M.A. for the present, at the hour« of )Irnetil, WlLeoe a
on Wond e re.. where dmre siaghina to eabicribe can
Ith... oh .m,..rtoulty Loan...
PO chi., of the Mend
feb`...l , 2c C. A Clil,TOS..Secreh.eT
Farm for Sale,
SITUATED IS 011.10 'rOWNSIIIP, AG
Les MEAT COUNTY, l'A, atuut Itt tulles tram the
n 00.,( Mtt•burgh and Allegheny. and I n.t mile, from the
blue uf the Itulllo4 and Ohio river—mm.llllm, ALTTIt
Ar.'1,1..0 about filly acres eleamd and under god
and in a high Of cultivation: the remainder It
tunla, , l. There are a number of nover.fulllng t , rtiAltP
The Intbroventrut, are. 1k W..l double
imuue. o god double Barn. with other nut-building , . all.,
tuung Orehurd of crodwd fruit, lust beginning m
Ls.or And r, ,ountitr l'earh Troeu
Term. and Cingittiofir ot sale mule itnntrn by applying.
WILSON 510011.
'n tLe
btlZ.li.w'l.-.
, F OIL RENT-TIIC BRICK TAVERN STAND,
In Willarasburc. ream mllo, Dom I . lLLeharo , we° .
APPI ' ' in
or 4.--4 1L.i1061.1L711, Llbcrly...4. u gUba'h.
.
61ELL E
cj All. OTHEIL PATENT 31111.11CINEJ"
Extra , irtaat a lath, tletteal
alacaNart.L. , DJA.. Fo.b.
Zvi 1.
Afr. .1: fl l ,Verr—V..t art. nallke all na,
a. at, laaontin.., I nAro
mrii l . l”. ann." 1411 a. nem ma. ava. weeks Iwo, are
Lye, ..st ' : . ll.. mak' , Iva' of yon, Pllls. Teranlf.P.,
and ili ...watt L) rasp. /peak.. In Arum.: term. of their
J 11111,EN
3/.41 , 1M . . UM' prepared .11.11 sm. ral l ` ,. ,
I and Irat. 1, It. SLI.I.KILA. Su. .A . nol
am.., and ma. Ir had Drumztats arnerall, I(o'2'
i I ATA WI3A i; RA PE VINES FOR SALE.
x ; 1 . 20. i, of Crown L. drain. Vine, ipi ono /gLf two
~go. grool. rOf n.lt 1., itellN S isTRACiIi
Bro.. r. land llnnii. Allegrhi , eT.
ple . 2: If ' ni, tl.r w.nr d ,,,,,
i i IiESTNUT.--12 I ai. net rued and for
1._.., ,/e. 1., urnuengo: S I NnIIIIAM.
N.. 110 Wn.r dn...
.
1 AUL , - d hid,. N. i Leaf Lord;
antelie; rah. li,
L.E.
I11.111 " 111111 . ;GE k 1 . . 1 1 . 01111LV r' ' '''d
bin, Sei 110 dator divot.
11 OLL BIMER.—Ten brie Roll Butter
Ik. encoded And ne laile by
. Irlelii C A W. DARDACOII..
tilt LEO I'EACII ES—One hundred .wets 1
Dried Perichor, In Wore. nod fie Ile by
P iLota/u011.:
I) ULL BUTTER—IOW/LS. fresh Roll Butter
A. mid not for ...Irby
. ei.laie ti A W. lIARBACtiII.
".
T AIL ---15U bldg. in store and fur te r n,g
IdAlAll DICKEY
f"Ii1="1 Water 1 Frantic ,
d 10170 N - 35 lairs for gale by
1, i 6.11" ISAIARDICE ES di CO
-
I fIUM COP kL V A I:NISEI—Shin., Id. bbls..
LP ana la.m. for oak by
feite. ISAIAH DICKEY t CU
...
II AC R ER E L--No. I in lir. Lblg. for gale by
Ilk felT' ISAIAH DICKEY &W.
LARD -15 brig No. I in store and for sale
o
/o, igaLaß DICKEYK CO..
is - /ter a iraat e‘g;
Ice, the Fut.:Tiber, do evrtify• that floarce 11.11,11. the
is of!mod for honelty sod trtnnet
re. and Is well rinrryldrd aith rroute
bonr mom and morel:nen.
Itn. the I.4,nrz and VOMOIftIO I IMtiOO of 4trano•r• and
trarrh•rs.
Jsr , b Yount, John Nll4hel. S John., .1 A Jour, J.
slrMactrr.t. Jr.. A. Mrtioaln, ..11 It. Sutton. Ales. tut..
Wm. Parr. S. l'inLertou. V Fehl, Younit
fet,2,lt•
Administrator's NOtice.
NOTIC E
ii hereby given that the un4ler
gli•mrd I. the leg Ally oppatninl Athuivistratrla ..f the
iAtate Aamo , Bothwell. late of Allegheny eitv. decd:
therefor, all Demos knowing tbern.elve, IndrtAid tn
Eqate ere regurgtatl W mate Immediate ;hay tort.. sod Ua.•
Bering rlalnn. agalont the mute .111 prr.eut them, duly sti
tbentleAted. for eottletnent. JA S K
ft.1...'54iivr....1 " - •.
• • • wilisisigtiiitri,.
Q C. 11A31S--Evatis ii Swifts. and Tniw-
7a hridge N er
,t Brawyletrutml Chwitmati EinarCur.! !
Ilimu, for Flak hy • WM. A. MrCLURO A Ca.
W 6:: tirucerr end Te. Drat,.
. .. ...
L'OR RENT.—Two Ito.tis in tlw Post mt.,^
um, I.lulfdlnit, ottitable Idr Ar1.1...n Itunno.a .
~,, &r, Ana
l.•.
.1401.1. 6T1)111 0 . on Thin' $0,..4. nod( door to the ,
Ontetto Oftler.: rnunn.r... ,ra. liinnag, and • now front with ;
too, dons. window: InrutmloA oithout oxprn..o I. tenons
Ott.. ..1 E. D. GAZZANI, 164 :Wound 'drool.
LET--The Three Story DWELLING, !TT '
Se. 34 Scorn,' htr,t. bkwt,en Redoubt wllry
r, E t .•or
felel7:tf TOWNeEND (V, 19 Market pt.
VOR SALE=A VO4 SORREL. MIRE—
I Try. cell lu Larm.,4 or under . the .A.4 . 41e
11 A FAIIhkJIVIA CO.,
frICT ,N,rner l‘ir , t and Wood sts I
111 ACKEREL. •
sitAI),CODITM, Cortat.fiy as hem! and far sale
SMON.
HERRINGS, J. V. PALMER & CO., •
PORK. Stn. Wherry.
HAMS a MIAS • PIIILADELPHIA
SHOULDERS, . 1
LARD. CHEESE, I fel,27:01:1
Western Insurance.
S()SIIARES of this Stork for sale at 12}
❑ 1111 A. HILL a 00
EIIIIME!!!12111M9
10 Allures 'Bunk of PittA'g;
•• Exchange El;
F.,r wl. by ,f.1,7 -11t W3I. A. RILL h. CO
G REEN APPLES-25 bills for sale by
HUEY, MATTHEWS S. co,
.RIEII BEEF—Evans & Swift's C,inchinw
Jur :tgar Cured Hid: Er sale by
WM. A. m",ci.unu A CO . .
fain 256 Liberty R.
BANK STOCK
. _
pop rtsll—Superior large Grai! Bank .
GA INA, fur sale br
fete.r7 Vl M. A. MeCLURG S CO
OLL BUTTER—A few bids. on hand and
by ENGLISH ,t BEEN ETT.
L. Sena. encl Fir. 0.
State Mutual Fire Inatirance Company.
BRANCH OFFICE—No. 54 SMITLIFIELD Synecr,
PITTSDURGIE
T '
IIE best evidence of the success Of the
Directors In endeavoring to make the ST.trEMUII ,
FIRE I.V.qCRANCE COMP.IYr meet thewants of
the community, is the unparalleled amount of busitme ,
which h., horn done; baring leaned hver'S,lsaY Policies in
a little some than eight months: and , addl. over SPO,ImU
capital to the Company. The Directors are proud to say.
that nearly all the property insur.fts of the safest hind in
small tints. and a large mny , orlford twitted for only one
Ru • . •
mber of Policies issued, - . . 5,1165
Amount of property insured, - :, , ,'5,139,406.00 I
do. guarantee premiums, 57,91)9.79
do. cash4remiums, -- - 32,194.24
do. guarantee stuck, -- - 90,104.03
do. a losses, 4,100.00
To o he deducted from the above baluice. the Incidental
expraseii of the office.
To oily or country merchanta, and owners of dwellings,
mid Isolatul and muutry property, it is believed this eem.
pony affortis advantages in point of cheapness. safety, and
sorority. inferior to no Insurance liompany In this country.
Conducted on the equitable nod greatly ImPtosed system
of Classification of Iti.k.e. excluding all special liaaards, in.
sitting only a lisult.l amount to any one locality. this, pee
eluding the frequency and occurrence of large ems: and
atso uu both the Mock and Mutual plan, It not oul , y . psce.
1 l',lql h tilg. b lr,l`.l',.;;;i l . -- . grta,7%°l l VT,%tt' d . '
10 is tinder the emitrol of tne following Directorsz—John
I'. Itutlerford. A. J. Gillett. John FL Packer, S. T. JOEL.,
/50,110 A. Carrier, Philo C. Siclortek, Robert Elora.
J. P. ItIiTIIbILYORD, President.
A. J. GILLETT, 5eL505.111,
A. A PAIMIIIII, 00511.17. t'irr
Very Valuable City Property for Sale.
Mill, undersigned Ad mi m istrators of the
Pet. of Thorn. Falruann. d, .l offer fur wale the
enure real rota. of the raid Then. comiating
iS one ft et lot tenting in Liberty . ..a/recto runrd. hoe.
Pr feet 5 kitchen to a ten fret-alley.
lb.. tavern /natal known do the 31a.nolon
fr nth.< on I.ilo.rty etre. 111 Cr. A tachca and 1,13, Ctnfl
runntna hark %I fm tn.D. ll ..E•wtth
the.trruinlo nod atahle mtturrtod, fronting Hunt Idler
1., Got nr bro.
thee. lota frontinr on nuns utrr. rarh rizldern
(~1 fr., and runt.; hark /fats trot parallel with Pluto
all., all of • hleh pn.perty VIII lf .old at petal".ale. br
appileatlou to the roterriberr. or if ont os.le tern-, t r he 2:46
of Ilato.b. offerml auction. at 2 dclork, I, 51., to
the highest fodder, Apply 14.
K. FAIR:11-1N. or
IL CASIPIILLL.
.1,2,01tmr2.5 111 Monty et.
-- •
A Liberal Reward Will Be Given
OR THE RECOVERY of the BODY of
JOI • ho wan 'rm..' in !Ile
112Le aatu ' rdn the . =1 I= When drowned
on T a r bfne u lt nark I,l3;tvrttb velvet many awl on-anr-
Mak ovskuet nn.l linnan,l and amps,. hob-unit
ed : 4 1ne.,..
An. ono hating the shove nod,. please wad nerd to
\tr. !Lila. al the Monongahela I.
teb . A3:2t PATRICK LOU; GRAN
PRINTING, WRITING, and WRAPPING
PAPER.—.7 . ,59 rc,Fas F. , by SS Printing Paper,
iwo ti hi T,13
11 32
15 by 1:, 24 b$ 32. 21 by 111, 2S
LT 311..' , L t 4 , ;
444 -
10.0 61Etukt Strno'
:kW Nlntlutu
.•.
kedlum Croon I:tic.
The tinsleral‘ral koops rotaa.nll, on hal. 'o/d
exchanr. Ow has', a large and ,elpral ti
Haled. Cap, I..tter.laare, •u,l'T.a llooloa
Board, &roar.
Alaa--I , ltlnp of a11t0...
hinting Paper row. onler oo .I,orl
reh2a oorner ..1 Pono and Irwin
To the Afflicted.
VALUABLE REell'E rue rut LIVER
with the ti.. twil
tlhrrni wviwil.
le0211:31•
Ladies' Dress Goods.
hate now
0i1,7 . 0r
They also Invite attentitto to their rt.teurive e..terttovui
of h h natoroe •tt In Enyli,l ..t: 191144 1,1
tern ttli Chtotatee. Rod in , ttet,l tatert, 1,et....1.
,)LACES WANTED SOON—For won
ta,r, onallll.l obt tt sale-quell and N.A.
Rpm.portable grneert Ittuh; al., for a nu... pato: /nun,
Wealungton roont,t , who n oho , u
nenuttluttaater. al,
to
an engineer I.6,unin.
run. mon taut Ilving lu A Ileghen,utt tur
al induetrsona yuung. old, and utltl.ll attud awn. and a
tultntusr of twya al altatuuk.
Cluunttertnald.. Searnatre.«, Wet atul Pr, Nor..
et, le., nruttd , tl Anon for farullfet. 1.1
ISA IC HARJU,'
1.2.3.1! Ageney and I tdollt.cen, Ittliee, I filth
SALE—IOU cuts Purple and I allow
•
Carpet hita.
Opal White lanntirdle Lime. by the I,nerel ur
of grunt and usefill Family Medlein,
IZQ Maun a / 4 d middle sixty' 'Wooden Howl,
10 , 1 of Ilarrli hoe former of bus CittAurgh and
Allegheny Citt Director,
250 averamor Certitiratea, and a large du. Chart.
The Ihdly Ititt•burub tlaretto. and 010.1 t.l our thin.,
and .tulte a variety of late exchan, neatulantora. (run. nue
principal !oral and citielSAA e C t
HAr n ß ip lS, c h A e g a en
t and
fe1,613° Connnlasion Merehant. Fifth .1
d cerwn 'best quality, just
1-1 SCIIOONNIAK Ell a a».
G LU E—
,O B.
1 bI2I. NVhite Gle;
41 - 01 J. S.4IIOO,OIAKEII, Co.
111ACON PAPER—IS Chirinnati Ilan
JUP Paper, tur role by
.1. SCIIOONSAR Ell Co
4,IIAKEIi..'S HERBS AND EXTRACTS—
A serer Inrni. Er.. 11 Herb, cr., put uniu tb.•
lout manner of the :ALM:rya J ..O rercl arta for oak
C by
flv2d . WHIN , O.
}it'll , : ED 13011A.X15 ea,es for wale by
t 11.1.26 J. 5c110.01110:It a co.
QPOSI:E-2
13 for salt by
bt; ht
I AHD OIL-12 receiving frouisteum
j_Ai er Cineatmati, ant fur gale
JAMES DALZELL,
ft.b2Sl No. IA 'Sat, ort,t
-1 1110N---Itlii tons for sale very low to
Co.
ACON-36 0 t1 Iba. Sugar - -.Eureil
"63 r".d
b' ./ N. ntLw,iirru
COFFEE -4U bags prime Rio. for Hide_
J J. 6. DILWORTH k
1 1.11i. ; .t .,1 -2.5 11}1d8.
SYRUP-4(10s. for sale by
,-• .1. DI MORT II o
C.
S---10911oz. extra just received by
B
ROOM
rose ,
1. Y. lirLIVIDITH 1 CO.
•
pow i)F,
1 1 ,;V I I71V" '2""`T'
fur pile by
mixottni A CO.
0. I LARD OIL—A few bbis. just reed
uism. She quiLiforiory. for lam Om tail) agent,
rl •mrilqit It Puiwrior 1,, any 011 olTrnyl in Orr Lriu.
krt. k
WICKMMA
1..421 rorrer Mnd .04 mll,,
EnTsFooT OIL- 4 2 thls. just reed and
Cr wlr 11tmr Drug :tom of
N
corn, and rlgth
F"uiT bathe Pea Nuts . :
Drird Prochec notauding from
.tratrer AA, and for fate by
ISAIAH DICKEY dt CO.,
fe 1.16
Wtorr n u t .ta i
I,4 I EATHERS--1 11 sacks now landing from
"'""'" "telisli DICKEY
44,11 Water and Front so.
II
iuTTON—Is Coles now landing front str.
I) Anis, rJr.l fur dal. by
1241.1511 DICKEY d CO
frb2ll Wider and Front at,
'LARD AND STEARINE--
2 bbl,Nr. 1 Lard; 2 Dbl.. Stenline:
Undkot horn M Ada. atul Du isle bT
1.221.A11 DlCtin a CO..
6b% Water and Rant InAl.
QURGICAL INSTRUMENTS of even
. de
-1:3 artorloa, f. We by Yebt.l J. Kill 00.1.
FLOUR -90 Uhl.% superane, in store and for
pin by febl4 EMT, 13LITIEIER9 1 CO
MANNERS' 01L—'2.5 Ntor; , ,and for!
tf
J MI., 1./.ELI.
_ '
• •
Egt poTAT, •Es-, limdiug
tr , zu •tr : .
kl Co, ;
and ePt.
L.,. i„ „ ri d
j_ . , --,1. 1.7 +: 111.l'.fu rl 11.1 M, IP.
atul tt.
Iti , i.: ) ,l l l•t•rtt.r strained Ikney,
‘TTII Mt ,
Altil I. Win. Strained.
LA ,1111, rev, anti for hal, h;
itatlV. si ITTII ENV , a I'.l
A OLDEN 1.1,1, and lir.
ILI ft, ...It. 11 tt It ta. al
-
. .
13.1ERT. III:611ES Co. are t„
L ,tII kithl.l.l SLATI: IWO} 1N.,.
ALEN, LAL I GHLIN. ga1...., Etna .1 k Canal. , I
At Watt, thltfburvh.
IZt - nh: prompt!" . rtitatrt.l.
If You Want Real Good Tea,
g 'l . O'3lOlllllS it HA WORTII'S TEA
v, w STQft ,ttle r the ling , d. Lama
ttrti ar Itt ,
art• hettl %hit t,tahli•ltrueut.
Superior tirt,el vnt. et_trt.
Tha vary sl,oll e
et,outt ntht rhut:lt PLO:. D.
Elmo
ia fie.rdy ra t l . l,bui. hmt harp: .ak
thy .tau,t. Rind of ttlttek Ic. that hr.- h..' In ,
Ittntl. kr,
New Books! New Books!
i TIIOL3IES' LITERARY DEPOT, Third
tha Pa::
.talon Art Jowl:dd . . for Fahruun.
l i t ' li r l °
tou Snr.,,aro, Nu
Sou, a.r mud Adrouturra of Perriral ?lan;vgatten by biru..lf
Loa. aud Azuhttiou. n Nural ht t be author of...Roekiau,
L:m.'
Nlicatouippi Feanea, Sketatt, of ,iOl/1i1.111.1.e.
lalotiutual. of 31orbauita.
• Ilooaoltold U Nu. 42..
Dr. Ilullick'a %lurk, rumplate. [1e145
lIFIENUINE PORT WINE.—Th, pure ]juice
cf tha Urn,. mumble lurmethrinalfUrpos.as. (or sale
lu the Quart or Loll! , . at SlOltlttu I IN,
Irlua Noon. oug a 111, i.U1111004._ [AC.
THE PARTNERSHIIP existing between
the under.,1,:n...1 under the nil.. of -Barran, &zap".
.." Nanulikurer, Emelllnnincham. lewt
cu the 10th a OttVlllber, 1,;41, by mutual nmpent.
ANIII4,W
KIM Aiti, egAttge.
tilt.
SLAYE ROOFING.
t • I JIARRY, 111 11} 6; CO., Proprietors of
11_ the tatach /:armor ilennstrtninua Slot, Vuttiruts. beg
leave to Inform 110111,.. C.mtrartort, and other, at Pitt ,
t,drgh. 11 heeling Carle Lel. that they lore t
ed Aui. L. NUN. of Pdleburah.thetr Arent', who it hr
fr.dy to iludertake mntrarte ttr Iteadlng :Call Weir la
Slab,
tn. in . tu,4.a...trlnn of the best •
Flat , :ea In the I. nibal ataiew---t e quality Of
tiadr i• equal If not ,r. a t
the beat \I elati
emad, none other Imt et path-anal soul or,
holt plater, la do their work. e0n...a...Wi floor tin , . no
t'
Ml' any 111 the trade.
P tl. hartienlarh. neantrnentl their Slater to br
out on boti inatead
a nd ehaating. aloe), will
be
adratt.hrn
the contract°, nd own., ot buibitztaa. •
Itelereorem ita to thcir aiatt, and atating can ta•teen—and
Thninat Parry. our of 'h.. eampant • mar al., be con
; rdited any day—at ,titersaent eorte4 of Etna at.
and Canal. i r., l ah IlLtiltiLiSCO.
ILI•alab• haat ntanntalt
• L.h.2.t.,llaw:artt
•
Q134.7: 4 4.4-15 11 Mirk. prime N. 0., just recd
Acumc,
1 , 0. 110 Water
UR..IVGES-100 boxes just recd and for
ulr by 13C11111:11 0.1 k: t INGILAIrAn.
No 1101Va[eret
OLDEN SVIII - P-5 Itf. just ree'd
ILI mot for sale I, 11171,111111MJE IN , qtAILA3I.
fir No. 116 Water,{.
N O. SUGAR-10 bads. landing per str.
\ { raitii6rciusos & co.
11DER VINEGAR-20 bbls. for sale by
- see A, F. VON BONNIIORST a co.
Y NUT S-6:Js&stlebyll rrb~ 05ovuoiRn
CO.
ILIEESE-150 bones W. R. for sale by/
C. F. VON BoNNI/ONST C C.O.
FLOCK—°6 1,1. A., extra Family Flour, for
Talc by LA.'S F. VON BOVNHOILST a CO.
BROOM& -.-1.50 dozen for sale by A
f,b2N - e. F. VON BONNIIOILNT & CO. I
WINDOW I.; LASS-1 1 1 1 . 1 0 bxs. ass'd sizes.
1 , 4,S VON
Ladies' Fine Dress Goods.
ECEIVEDAND OPENED THIS MORN-
Ds:—Poplinas, flan., gara... tie Lain., Nous. du
logs. Lawns. lc.. sca—clagor sprint st)l.±B alai 'wry de.
Arable patterns. A. A. NIASPIN & C0..N0.. 6'2 and P.l Market A.
PRIM: STILE PRINTS—Choice and
I
sa.antthil patterns reed this moral g at
A. L.IIAP , ONt CU'?
Logic CLOTII AND lIIISII , 11N-EN
I, cs•ee sup, an.lnu, r extre Lonz rlotbF
lash Lien=
Or the ny.Sopl.mt.`i Tosssr ,, tsr" — Jut sts . s n sd St
re 1.24 1. stl k., IN, .1. CO',. 6 . 2 awl St Ilsrker et.
TO CARPENTERS. PLASTEREIIS, and
iITIIER,.— , SAJ Inns assorted Neti:a.Sisktuesr..] limas.
desin..e.l by Ids Late In. trill 14 .1d lust. If sppli.rl for Lot
'''''Tzli.,.- J-131.F., WOODS CI),
N 0.113 Water et:
i.:TAItC}I-100 boxes, best brands, it. store
I. J 4.1 Pr Sal.. by \I - )I. HAG ALEY a CO.-
t0t.21 Noe. li stst t) . 36.eet et.
Ai OULU CANN.
• Es__so bolos Proctor
ur""k's: 1 , t..r uic `t CLOALEY EGO,
Nr". I, mod 111 Wool
rel:II
SALEItATUS-71:2U boxes Ni,. 1;.
W 11.16.1.1:i:fl C DT
•
Pt and Wood
fuocoLATE, •
in)• I.lmum otoro• era soarr rby
1 lIMIALk.Y A: CO..
(A - 4,f I, efA •-•0 11'ood sL
G ERJIAN CLAY-1 - 25 bx, sale by
Sr. s F. WI Llitl.q
tel[ls Wood R.
bbl.. sup:eine—TO bbls. fine,
j in =lure and Lrt esle by
W liAßDAtlin
1(04.01S—loo do, Corr, Brooms reed mad
V. IIAttIIADIII.
I Is 111 E . Y BEEF —l9 easffs S. C. Pried Beef,
I t . m. IS\l LIE 1.131 E- 3 ,4 bbls.
I A II ACUIL
1: 4 1 X .1 est ree'd at'2.56 Liberty st.
/ WCIXPAI CIL
1,21 awl liax Dtagf
0." BI SO. supply of Boston
w 4. A. N1..C1.11414 L'Aaraay A.
COI OA SHELL!'" tr••• 11 • zt
11 , 444 1 . Na 11 A. t..,..ce nt r.44 S co.
ran: A s TEA s :_2uti half chests Young
I la,a-al. .4 all ."radra.
baud aid lor -al.. by
T ULIACCU-'2.10 boxes Manuftkouret.l
.k. CO.
L ACKEHEL— Lt..° bbls. on band
hoxo. r.n hand and
!I••• ;11' A ITIAtia:TY ,, N L 1.11.
OA ERINII'S CM. SHED POWDERED
KtiA It—lu yl I. u.oc•t,Lnn.l wd Lm ...Is. 1,
LAC-1 A CLABI:IIT,ON S CO.
No. 1;
1.•1r:s Ola ( . 021 , 101 , 0
12111 1 , 11 lIVY A. CO
stl,- oat,
.47 McCORD CO.. Hale.
0, S t os,
41 pp; 51,1.'4'11,11,1 • 41, , Is 1 11.4 re•-• 4
11•• 111,11, 0 .11,, f11,011)-
1,0 glad 111.'
B ATTI —l7 ha I e
tm-ut mut L.
11. VIV t , —
lIE-Ite,eile4l and hand an
V V expellent a.....elinent .4 0,1.1 atel atelp, of
m VP! ' 11;I ' ,$; " 12;;r:;": " . - 1 , 1.1
NI J. Tol.m.
And c
ry nt eelei•rat.l E c y n.f.ieh and flenera
u
d
t
ll)
manuf•etur , 4 1. , order a.n.l ran , folly repaired.
shy-A very cseellent stur . k of tA ,, ki
fe1,2:2 cor of 4t13 and !darket
VIIOCOLATE ,df every description for sale
I_,l I , y WM. A. Mr icrltli .L CO.; No. =ll Liberty Ptmet.
,ptoll.h, 0 ronrh. :,...... Spirt,' mud Phan. -119., 13.1iceo
No. I e1k0t,114,C14 , . a wl Ilmma. The Ivut is,...rtimnt
to be found m the ~tY• feb2.2
- • - - - - - ._
D tl I El) PEACIIES-300 bus for sale by
Itt/LariON. urru e t W.
!lad.:. - 'l.o Liberty 0.
,
11 1 , LOVERSEE7S bus for sale by
1 .-
• u o
ouit , s, urn.]: 0 co.
"._
BEANS -10 bus White for sale bv•_ .
fcbo± . 10 MI, IN. I.IIILE a. co.
AltlL al
. -4 kep for se by
pGICILItOIrISON. LITTLE 0 CO.
FLOG li—WO Ws super. and extra Family,
sal.. I.; ma: ltOlll,llN. lITTIIE / CO.
LINSEE i 0 011,--10 bbls for Na.: by
o , l= 110It), , N, I_l7-01-E k. o).
- ..-4 . . . . _ .
tli OLL ISCTTEIt— • 2 ;Oils for sale by
t 1 , r2:: I: 'RI,. IN. LITTLE .1 CO.
L
(~; UNDItIES—
ii
lien . prim. Mee:
IP drum+
ut) •up.rmr I , ,utbe.r.l
, lVrappulA Paper;
ar I It lump Tubscro;
1 augk Brit:Warm
I 410 Chalk;
I tOd I t Red rule Leather;
low It. Llaht da lu rtoro
JOHN ItiliTS t CO.
=NM
B'BITE COPAL VAR4NlSll7;istgsgor
q I'MSHELLAC-20W lbg for sale by
J. KM it CO.
2 bales for sale by
_ • _ 3. KIDD c DO.
PA •
A_SGANESE-2 tons for sale by
J. ILIDO oL CO.
II ACON- 1 5 hh a. ds
.to
nd
tor lode by NJu
teli I Ll.:+ ILL
IV BWKS—Andrew's Latin English
Lexicon. By E. A. Audi-era. L. 1.. U. nn, b T
ereD.
The Wand World of the Pacific. lip Roy. [lvory ebe r e-
MS =I
%N= iM=l
Ile. Jura, Quinn John 1' Wright
Jwal nacrzrd ana tor ml,- I, IL I IoPIOND.
fetal Applla , Jth
GIRL wanted tai do hewn; worl--Arly
st tbn eass , .
INSEED 01L--Zt bbls just received, pure
1,4 Coutar, Oil. and Lrc r.L. by
tunkzo.s. unix k CO, ,
lklllo ANI.) PA. RAILROAD STOCK,
lJ lulhlmtut9.ll paid Yr, for xalr by
WM. A.-1111.L a CO,
feL4 :toot and radmuip broken.
JObuidiebt Dried Peachy, for Bale by
&14.1 7. 0. DI LWORTII 4 co.
.. • . ._____
- -•• •
500 bu-
e4ls Dried 'Syy . le ,l 3:rtt!!elg o,
‘,2 ELLER'S FAMILY 31EDICINES--SEL
-01 Lrie. Corey dr.l . —Tht various 'walking." of Mr.
Sellers. ~i, Weval•ttert,acr lavOrniugNen topulsetheOatit
rut the n•untry. Ili. Nertaifuge hag iven found to be an
invaluablert , dieine Pa ,ery Imay. To Sellers' Liver
1711.tl,onsands a, indebted So tenet (root pain and 1.111-
ea.e. Th,r tordicin, hare .nnar,.l their papularit..YhY*,_,
t.m.ive rs pencure. They bore bean tris,i Lod Pnind .oa
,-,.., raevlicut reutedir• for the dirraws le vhirh the an
mr,an0,,,, , h.d. NI e bare freauebtly men! 11r. Seller's
C. ,, ,,,,h S, rub •hvi ittiVe it to La • •PeeUY cu, fora truss
64.... cur ruuch.—.lf , ,ning Tr/rtrred,a.
prepnr,l and add by D. E. EE LU.%
0..0.11 37 11 . ..1 Kraft
g IARD TO BUSINESS •MT..fc—A young,
v k , active bo.lores man. n• (ire ..1 . Putsbardi, with an
rtirovive arnualotan,. abu ran 11 , 1•103/.1 • cash capital
L.l trunt PIS bretabt theivatet dolls.. I, maim. to malts
n ,
in , ,Lvarol.. and del ate hi. time to hu,i nera.... • partner
In II t t. , b tug 14 ur tinnily. Plea. ..14 , t• hat Mee S.,
I Nu ate. febnklte.
liLOTHES' PINS-10 eases Eastern, foe
i rale by feb33 J. D. MILLLUIS 4 C 4).
5' it. MOLASSES-L'iials-,13 half de,
I. a Battle Ground, lanling from attar Stoplie State, Ibr
•by Hal HILLY. SIATTIIEWS it 011
pill LEAD-1.150 pigs - soft Galena. for aala
11 I I EY. MATTHEW'S A 00.
aUN IMI L ES--704) ft prime Feathers;
d Corn ilronmc
:Awn Ann 1. , 1 brand . ailmen
bx. th 7, finning:
;Albs. moan nederalun
9 LbIA Mom In Ann. nod Vat ale by
. HUEY. MATTHEWS W.
.10 hhas prime N.
...,L6d.. prime N. Orlenns;
•-,)& IA .....ortdd Inat
10 do Crurhed Pnlverisnl, for do
J. D. WILLIA3III S ed.
6401 donor of Wcud mud Fifth fits._
ApLAssEs— 1.1 ? 1..
I, do Nur. Mm
-5 do tdon syrup, scr rido by
f-V3) J. D. VCII.GIAIIB it CO.
ij DRIES-100 doxlmp. Corn Ilroants;
1.7 • I.bli illeknry Nuts;
10 csak•
10 too 24/ervanx,2
3.1,000 Common 2_
• 2,000 Itot 1/..er Hair,
3 CM zuDer. Mee Flout; far tale
I. rata/ . D. 'WI
Z CO.
FISII-10 Ithls No. 3 Mackerel;
Ztb " do 1
as
2 Gbh( No. 1 &Limo n: Yalo by
frl4l) J. D. WILLI Alliat (XL
RARE gIIANOR IS NOW OFFERED
.41X;p e r t an=b3Mt.V.Mirl' r iva`ir.
week can teallt.^l dear of oil ex - rowels. Appry =o.
wbo rwo be bond at th e Warawes
Esrbange no Liberty etrerrt, between the Lowe 49 and 12
ant I cod 4 r. a. ."8" feb2O.=
RENTING MATERlALS—Printer's cop
&& r "V—Ttr allarlk.nr,Jlzinftzt
treble ertoden rules, at, An Far aale ' at
P. miners'
Printing Office. between Market aml Feryy A.
feta/ , American copy.
WOODEN TYPES—From the martufneto-
T T ry of NyeUrC Webb, furnished At short notirea
ftb.3)
IVOR SALE LOW-,—A superior toned rose
ood Moon Forte. ?Sr torecot orogdte nt 1.441. 0 Jut
sol Roo. 1i0t.10.. stn.. Alleohour. feb942yr
INC WASH BOAHDS-20 doz. for sale
by fehai J. D. WILLIAMS L CO.
SUNDRIES -2 bblp No. 1 Lard;
2 do Sterhor,
8 do Nweet Coral=
5 togars Oroundour.
2 do Dry Peach.
1 do do Apple.
10 do Yeathrne
18 bales Cotton, to *rare ou Amara-
ISAIAH DICKEY GO,
Water and Front as
.bda. Ibr wale by
robin
thRANGES-100 boxes. in prime o
J rule by ENGLISU t 07 , N
febls bn Second, and 151 Fix,
LEMONS -30 lames fur sale by
fain I:MLISIrd
I) h, IA_NO AND TABLE COVERS—W. Mc-
Clintock invites the attention of those sitabin e tofu"-
nis to hi,
extensive assortment of Table and Ilano'Cov
ers. al No. 55 Fourth street. feblil
THREE PLY CARPETS—W. Meg tock
4now prepared toren the largest asaelltment Woo
Carpoto now offered In this market, and of tb latest
and man approved styles wad patteroa, nblott direct
from the Importers and mon loon:reed factories In the
C1:11011. at the Carpet Warsbouse. No. kb Fourth t-
• A.. I : • .4.
of mporior styles sad colors. in Anon srid Air sale by
(0319 ,R. bleelal't SOCK.
'INGRAIN CARPETS-1 large aaaortment
of the Wert ern amen styles in store and ear iielo by
!elan W. bIeCLINTOCK.
NOLISII AND AMERICAN Oil Cloths,.
la a t"oo4=t:
lusitetheattentkm oa paichase ' ra F'n't""l.
BROOMS -200 dozer' for sale by 11
fsbl9 S. a R'. Ii . :
IkiIAGAZINESFORMARC.'
i1vm0i..... literary ne ws. Third stmt. •
•
Bader's Lady's Book fbr March:
li rattem• Llaparbso do
li•rusites Alaxsabse do
,
Ladies' National Badadosk do •
Wanausta: or Lbs Proptusar. ws /Said. fge , I
'Er.
lactiovars of 31sch=das, No.^'
Stardieldilall: • fiLdasical ilarms.s. .
4lTZ,L' l r.7h 7 "3g . .. l b i li,4''''
Shanacrod4 • mar novel, by Ilta Booths,
BLOB, . , I
XTRA. :YOUNG lIYSO]
opened at 255 Liberty street, a TI
Tca, width we think we CS.II
For
be serryamed Id the price in
For the lower trader, 75 cente, CfSG
nTli per lb. which we warrant 11.117
to any to be bad at the same prite.•
Alec, Oolong, Imperial mul Uuapot
whirl, all we aelt Is Mir twist, •
mend themaeltee. A l iteral
beral diaomat
and to families buying br the gnat:tit
NS AL A.
tehlS Tea
LOVER SEED-4 bble in
C l '
to stets, far sale by
table
OR N--400 bush. for sale
rBACCQ LEAF-4 hhds.
11,b14
- HICKORY NUTS-15 la
11 Phis
HOPS— frus s bales Iln• sale by
{c
S3IILX)
~ erAmu.
byA.
4,gALLAD 01.1.—a) caski+
felalt A.
„-
DRIED PEACSES —WO
febln C
QEGAIL.IOO,OOI Princil
sezemer al grate,/
remv A.
(CHECKLOST—A check. _
foror of Henry Frits. No. 127 A: dotal Febirtary - Mtn
1,1, on N. Holmes ,t Soda of QM riff. for chne.handred
14t: ny •ti l atrAZ trett ' .. 4 Tbe
froE L ta 3 mar. blrown
wand reeelvlnir soh ' check. se the yaysnror an Tenn b....
etennneY. febli MILLER a IMCICIIMON.
VEACRES—Three hundred buehele: ree'd
and for rale nr SAMUEL P. l a HAIM-
___,
2
00 BRLS FAMILY FLOUR; , ' '
Ifor bu brl•
ltdetr. iltr. • --- .
' bet,
- , 60 br t No. 3 31arkerrl:
75 bar Tar . . •
lOU botp ballpetre, for rale by
T. WOODS .t SON.
Proluco Dalin" and Cumbrittlost Ihrrebants.
ja29 ' Cl Water rtreet.
, A,;,II_ , LES-501,5s mould, on consignment
k_efor sale by jaZi ALTLXIANDER I:M.DOS,
S CYTHES— . 75u„ti,00z,..be6
14.J1c Sc ,:b3elythCE:
Iv clot bcpt 'C on commlgnet
L. ATIMMAN
80.. k hl St - I.r mall Ii rnota.m.
and fnr uln by
jai
C IIOT-511 kro.s arsorted Non. for nal e , by
A. nurcensoN & CO
NlOLASSES—Plantatiou & Sugar Howse
"d''
u fr b
11 joi k co.
50
TONS SODA ASI7I, - - fi'Tr sale by
1 , 017 IitiItIIICIDGEAINWIRAM
k i a 0 D - A — ASII--A mperior article of our own
kJ .
refuse. constssal i ranVal a ft h r y Vay
febl7 WWI. stre:st.
LEACILLNG POWDERS-°OO- caste, a
1 - o ari - i'ikk .-- "INIMA7EItibi co.
--
SAL SODA 10(.) casks on hand and for
febli BENNETT. DERRY k CO.
ULPIIUSIC & MUHIATIC ACIDS, al
r,l 11:* s' d '''''''LLrocErr, BERRY & CO.
V e CKERAL-100 bble large No. 3, Moa
_LT schnsotu inspection, for cgs by
ie 17 JAS. A. 111.71VIIISON t CIS.
CE-30 true prime Carolina, for sale by
a, 11617 JAIL A. MACH/NW .1. CO.
C HOT-3G kegs assorted numbers, for sale
17 by 4h17 JAP. A. ISUICIUSON At CO.
VIOLASSES-40 bbls Plantation, for vale
Ilk by tali J A 9. A. lIUTCIIISON l CO.
LEADI6OO Piga Galena, for oale by
febll JA!. A. lICSCHISON t Co.
• I.l' I ••8 or.. :•J
Briusamor t tkpinum.
DOZ. CORN BROOMS, for sale by:
fubli . BUILIIRRYCrE 1 INGIIRAIL
F isu-100 bbls No. 3 14.11Cke2111;'.
&dan: ft ...d•b .
&bI7W. I V .WILSON
OSI\-IWo bble No.l, for sale b 7
febl7 , w. aY. Miami
TAR -100 Ibis North Carolina, for sale by
AM: W.! P. WILSON.
EAUTY.—It tunversallyconeeded that
twenty Is mum oomroote In AL country than. in any
. while. at the same time it la sald that In no other
mntry is it lost et po yating Now Wats true to
ain ettrnt, but the lone is Gran mined DT Weed. We
andto all, de not 7000 m.. 4 nvo-...„ but
mad the following. and you need not leek And looka—
Them articles an , otientrne preparatkwa end hare AI at
h pop larity.
or pu Cli xio luree . ..f h or it. inenart' ti p n
nothing Should•prom be mom rareful than the use or a
powdor tbr the Alm u many or thaw molt lainymitnjurP
011g10111Z =l".=l.!=,
annir „
j of , m i.. p r ow., Powdenfor renaming tortihe
ous hair. What is mom unsightly than belt upon el.
iwly. This ertkle retrme 11 ehOtt
Arne, ut ths ow of any . ..hely, histrumwet
Jules lawn. Vegetable Liquid MA bye will tenant►
noowly knout to rod, white, or gray hair , a beautlfullY
ra r. ,,k, brow, auburn *Am It with ruler the hair in a
attester time, and more effeettmlly than any Whim dye, he.
lag at ttir suns time indellibk. • ,
Jut.. Hawn. Sharing Crean.-it a
really planners to
Aare with Ada mum Th ere la no of the niarttng amp
seta. usually exprriented in the used twat amps. lm
tau roottdry . , It
Hoot. taste. the WU szpOoth, era! raft uaiii
fl;;;."ra2,l 141— ! :r 1 it. a. her. I*
thin'
Jule.
To
were Intended ea tne . i;maniat orhement in
Ow twangs Peer but when negleetott, nothing IS
to
b et
or we quickly wow • My hoes Tagb Pane wilt liapit
inLimb pwir tt the Mae time liejtog
the gums PrEn and bnlthy.
JUL r4'+ HAVE L, Perfumer and Claes;
14Mesent rt. Phila.
For rale wholesale end feet. hi 1 1 . A. Fatmeidoek
d. g- Sellers, Pinetaigh. and .lll4chati, Ann bum
•
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