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Cosegsnox or rat 0PP017,3111 or 4 Comm
Poen Hones.—A number of persons opposed to
the passage of set incorporating a general
County Poor House, assembled at the Court
Hose yesterday afternoon, and the meeting was
organized by calling McClelland A. Armee to the
Chair, end appointing George E. Appleton, of
Birmingham, Secretary.
The call of the 'Convention 'was read by the
President, when the credentials of the delegates
present were handed in as follows!
Findlay Townthip—Jstnes R. Byers, hicCiel
. land A,r Armer.
Baldwin Township—David Jones, Joseph Mc
• Gibbeny.
South Fayetto--Bobert Hoppir, Joseph Camp.
belt.
Mtlin—josepli DougLass,`Jas. Means.
' Mean - -LJames P. Worth, * Crawford Cadwalla
der.'
. Ohio—Wm. Reno, Thos. Neil.
:—Tarentum Borough—F. liegley, Jas. Humes.
Biradngham Borough—Samuel McKee, Geo,
R. Appleton.
When the credentials of the delegates of the
Borough' of Birmingham were presented, Mr. '
Appleton stated that they:wen chosen na friends
of the;County Poor House, but the Convention
uhnitLed them to seats therein. '1
- On Motion, a. committee consisting of Wm.
Rena, of Ohio 'township, James P. Worth, of
Moon, and Felix egley, of the borough of Ts
. renter; was appointed to draft resolutions ex
pressive of the sense of the meeting, After a
abort absence they returned with-the following
report.
-Rescind, That these townships are willing and
. able to support their own poor, according to the
pprteesaeent law. and that we view the scheme' of a
County Poor House as unjust and unequal; throw
- the burden of support almost exclusively on
lb* farming community.
Resolved,' That we protest against any gener
idlaw of that kind, and respectfully solicit the
Legislature if it pass n law.for the erection of a
- Poor House, to exempt the townships here rep
sekontML
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the different papers of the
county, and a copy sent to our Representatives
at Harrisburg immediately.
'The question of the adoption of the resolutions
was next in order, and their passage was opposed
by Mr. George E. Appleton, who said that the
Scot resolution made an assertion with which he
' did not agree, and he would take the liberty of
impressing his.TieWe upon it, althoigh he TPA
well aware that they were contrary to the* en
tertained by all the gentlemen who were present.
He denied that the boroughs contained a greater
number of paupers than, the townships, and if
they thought that such 4as the case, hi was
ready to support. his assertion by proof. He
know for instance that in the borough of Bir
mingham, boys, ten years of age supported their
widowed mothers by their labor in the glass
houses and other establishments. In the town
shipe where there were no manufactories, a fam
ily of this kind would be compelled to become it
burden! upon the, tax payers, inasmuch as its
members could riot make enough for their mob-
sistence. Wherever there was an abundance
of employment, panpers were 'scarce, azur,there
could be no doubt but that the boroughs, in pro
. portion to the amount of their taxable property,
paid a toitaller poor tax than the townships. In
Pitt township, the poor tax was 2} mills. Bald
win township supported two paupers, and Snow
den six, while the borough of. Birmingham; with
its Vast amount of taxable property, had only
&beat double the number that were in Snowden
townshel gateAl asked how many poor were in Bie r
mingham. Mr. Appleton answered, generally
thirteen in winter, and that number was very
moth decreased in summer.
The County poor house was certainly the most
economical method of supporting the poor, for
in "Maori there wee strength. The gentleman
proceeded Mread &letter from Mr. W. D. Beggs,
Steward Of. the: -Fayette county poor house, giv
ing an. Secant:lt Of the cost of maintaining each
par, Which stated to be 4S cents per
Anothei reason why the townships should de
sire to hare n county poor house, was that they
would not be then saddled. with the lazy and
worthless vagabonds, who were unwilling to sub
mit even to the slight amount of labor, required
of them in the city poor house; and who there.
fore moved into the neighboring townships.—
Bess township. supported .no less than five such
characters, who had gone there, and having paid
a little rent in order to obtain a settlement, were
now a 'burden upon the taxpayers.
Mr. William Reno, of Ohio Township, miter
tained views different from those of the gentle
man, 'on every point. He would venture to as
sert that where there was one pauper in the agri
cultufal districts, there were five in the boroughs.
Dowries so abounded in them and in the sub
urbs of the cities, and. so many men were enticed
into those Infamous dens, and degraded, and
ruined by being converted into drunkards, that
the paupers far outnumbered in proportion to
the number of inhabitants, mid value of taxable
.pruperty,o those in the townships.
- He protested against the proposed County
Poor House, beanse he considered that it would 2,
degrade the honest poor. There were many re-
speetable persons who were really unable to sup
port some of their aged relatives who had been
trafernmete, not criminal. They had been bro't
up- respectably, and it would not be ,proper to
put. them in a County Poor House, in the midst
of the - bad characters, gathered from all,the
thousand sinks of iniquity of the cities and con
gregated there. How did the 'gentlemen present
know the moment When they might be summoned
away from this world, and their families, redu
ced to poverty, be thrown upon the poor laws far
support If such should be the- case, would
they want their wires or mothers sent to
place so disreputable as the County Poor House
would be! They were perfectly able and willing
to support their poor is their own way, and the'
he thanked the gentleman for his philanthropby
in wishing, while he asserted that, there were
mare poor in the townships than in the boroughs
to aid in their support, yet for his part, he pre
ferred going.on in the old way: The agriculm
nil districts were well able to support the har
den bikl upon them, In his township the Poor
tax mmedmes amounted to a mill a year, at oth
er times
a there was no Poor tax at all, Bathe to
tal mount never exceeded ninety dollars a
The gentleman then proceeded, at considers
blo length, to comment upon the statements made •
relative, to Payette pointy, and to answer the
arguments founded upon them. In Washington
county, when they had Poor Rouse situated
upon one of the most valuable. farms bah° whole
county, with a market at hand forall their m
ace, the amount paid. for the import of their
poor in the year 1849, was $4BOO 00.. Now,
all the townships of Allegheny county, he
s t. V.Vventure - to assert that their expenses du
ring that year, did not amount to half that sum.
Mr, B. then adduced some interesting statistical
tuts, to prove the farm attached too coun
ty poor beim, would in few instances do more
- then pay its own expenses. .
The boroughs, it is true, were great manufsc-
Wring places. The borough of Birmingham
had, glass houses'; where, among Other things,.
tumblers were matid, but those tumblers, faded
with poison in the doggeries, manufactures pea
jPers uith'wenderfu l TePidity. Ile Was decidedly
•
opposed to the proposed county poor Uwe, smd
would consider it almost as degrading; to be an
Inmate of as of the Penitentiary - . ••• .L
Mr. Appleton controverted the point that there
was anything , more degrading in the idea of
being an inmate af, a properly conducted poor
hawse, than of being supported. As pupae are
lathe towsmhips, at present, and alluded to the
=atoms and cleanliness prerailing in the 'City
Poor flours, and the comfort in which its inmates
Bred. It was true that it might contain some
pupas of bad character, but the virtuous poor
were not compelled to aneoclato - with them, but
could keep as much aloof u if they were not in
the sante home at all;
Mr. A. referred to . the spite= which he as
serted prztailed in the townships of putting the
paupers up at auction, and Commented upon it
Midi much sererity.i Ile then read the following
letter from the Steward a of. the Mullane.= coun
ty Po9rhbuse:
• .
WA9IIIX(rION Couart Foos Notes, i
- - February 0, 1001 - I
DSs JAxiß BtAinzotnt,
•
Dtar Siri=ld *newer to your inciniries re
specting the cost of keeping the poor of Wash
itthraretn?nti; (prevent you the following par-
The average cost for each pauper, fora period
Of 'nineteen years, is about SO cents per weel , _
This includes Justice's and Constable's
tiothlng; boarding, lodging, Medical attendance,
end the interest of money invested: for rm.,. an d
buffdinga. -r
The year befdre entering upon the Stewardship
of dr Institution, I visited the different Semi:l
- lathe County, and from the beat sources
ofrinformation to which I had seeds, d learned
that it coat the County about nine thousand dol
late per annum for the ten years presionsly, on
the sad system.
. Since . then, though there has been en increase
of pauperism, the .avarage estimate of expendi
tire has been four thousand five hundred dollars,
or just one-half what it was order the old plan.
Yon will thus perceive that the present plan
has. greatly lessened the expenditure, while at
the same time it bas unquestionably augmented
largely 'the ,consfort of the unfortunate objects
of the public charity.
JOll-\ Lf)GA.N, Steward.
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Mr. Rano,„llenied. that the pauper; in the
to were ever'"put up at auction" as as
re fled. They gave the poor not to :the lowest,
but to the beat bidder, and, in, most instances
we the peepers themselves money for their
r apport, and let them expend - th The ides of
rolling them et . atetion. wee a scarecrow, got up
by the borough' tax payers, for tho furthetunee
or their . eirn:saismiez.
After oorne other remarks,, the resolutions
were p t and curie& beingoppotea . by no one
but Etr, Appleton.
On mntion the eonrention adjourned.
TERS
Coat '0 PABOaAXA.—The following is B.
letter addressed to Mr. Cogswell relative . to his
panorama:
ALTA Cattrouxu. OffICE, .
•m
SAS lithiu°, MAT 111th, 1850. l• '
•
Mr Dna Bm—flaying an admiration for the
1 .
fine a In every branch, and th e strongest de
sire to remote them as far as lies in my power,
and to that those who are really entitled to
praises for 'their skill and talents receive their
due, I address these Haug to you, in the hope
that 4y may be of service.
It afforded me ranch satisfaction to know 1
that there was an artist in the country w,ho was
anxion to give our friends at home a correct do
' .lineati of the El Dorado of the present centu
ry, Vo c m an inspection of your sketches I
am c ' cd that you have succeeded in an
eminent degree in your design. All of that por
tion of the country, with which I am familiar, is
minutely accurate and faithful. Of the city of
San Francisco you have given a better idea, by
~T
the n el plan you have adopted, of the extent,
the ter and importune of this place, than I
could have supposed it to be possiblein a pic
ture. It is truly admirable. •
Hoping, and believing that you will be equal
ly a essful in transferring your designs to
can , • and that y our work will meet with,the
an - to which it is so fully entitled, •
I remain very truly yours.
JOHN E. DURIVAGE.
Editor Alta California.
To . . IV. Cogswell, Artist
lAL Nrge.—The length of our report of the
.inp of the Anti-Poor House Convention,
18 us to omit much local news.
W • au, min NI/Wm:Am.—This gentlemen is
now i • this city, and will exhibit, in Lstayette
hall, his evening and every evening throughout
the w ek. He bears a high reputation in the
East. • cities
F tw.—We are informed by his honor, Mayor
Guth e, that •Mr. Davis, Auctioneer, was fined
five • oilers on Monday for blocking up the streets,
and that he IS determined te enforce the law
sod t all parsons offending against it. •
s Aaaam.—The - alarm of fire yesterday_
• was false.
Orr —A bone with the shaft of a buggy
Seed to him, came dashing up Feurth street
i rday afternoou at a fearful pace.
.scar.—Tho dwelling of Mr. Thos. Scott,
• eau street, was entered on Tuesday after
and several articles of jewelry stolen.—
were afterwards recovered.
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Women of Israel, By Gram Aguilar, 2 so. 12 mo.
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C "'" u7" "'" lft ` r notizs, LIT= k CO.
n. bushels Dried Peaches. fcr sale by
LP fel= J. S. DILWORTH d CO.
• I .TO BUSINESS MEN—A .young,
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ennui , . otwoialotaziee, who can sowisoaiLlcisb aaPihol
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Q n. It'MOLASSES--25 -bble, 13 half do,
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br &WO MILT. IATVIIEWS S CO.
lbs prime Feathers;
'AD das and ecru }Donna:
600 bys best brand W. Wain
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EINDRIES-1.00 dos sup. Corn, Brooms;
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3,0001 M DP!? Hain
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OR SALE LOW—A superior .toned rose-
Rwool Piano Forte. For term, crevalee et !ea. 9 Jack
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UNDRIES-2 bbla No. I Lard
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ISAIAH DICKEY £
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19135 77 and 79 Water st.
ONEY-1 bbl. superior Strained Honey
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ALEX. LAUGHLIN. AO, oar. Rail 0. t Canal.
stet Works. l'inahaript.
promptly rtreiral.
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F LOUR -2.5 Mils extra Family Flour, fo
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL .
WAMITSCITON, 11I►rch 12
SEstarn—ln executive session, to-day, a motion
was made to adjourn sine die to-morrow, which
waelaid on the table.
Mr. Mangum called up his resolution, that
2,000 of the extra numbers of Prof. Espy's work
on Meteorology, ordered to be printed by the
• Setiate,.be placed at the disposal of the Profes
sor, to enable him ,to supply his meteorological
correspondents each with a copy of tab work--
The reaolutioa•was laid on the table.
.4 letter was received from the President of the
United States, with the accompanying corres
pondence with. Turkey, relative to the Hungarian
• refugees. The most of the correspondence has
already been published.
One of the letters to Daniel Webster informs
him that in May next, the time the Sublime
Porte proMised to release the Hungarian refu
gees, expires. •
Another letter from Mr. Webster to Mci Marsh,
U. S. Consul at Constantinople, urges him to
prevail on the Sublime Porte not to renew stipu
' lotions with any power, for the detention of the
. of the ilringorians ; and to say to the Sublime
Porte, that if he allows Kossuth and his compan
ion sto leave, they will find a ves s el ready to
convey them to his shores.
The Secretary of the Senate was authorised to
have this letter and accompanying documents
printed at this session.
The Senate then went into executive session,
and confirmed the following nominations :
Thos. A. R. Nelson, Commissioner to China.
Thomas Butler King, Collector at San Fran
cisco.
Mr. Pendleton, Appraiser at San Francisco ;
also, Appraiser nt Sacramento. -
Robt. Gardner, Collector at Beverly.
Allen F. Owens, Charles Bradley, and C. Edgar.
Appraisers at large.
Geo. S, Washington, Register at St- Angus
tine,Fa.
Sail. Eckel, Consul to Chili.
Thos. Wolff, Collector at Memphis.
Thos. Wilson, Collector in Oregon.
Simpson .1. kloore,and Wm. M. Matthews, Ap
praisers in Oregon. •
George B. Nettall, Collector at Pacific City,
Oregon.
Alonzo Leland, Surveyor at Milwaukie.
Edward C. Ward, Collector at Columbia, North
Carolina.
F. A. Belden, Collector at Corpus Christi,
Texas.
Bennett and Brown, Consuls to Ports in S.
Americn-
The nomination of Mr. Eastbury, as Commis
sioner of Public Buildings, was under considera
tion, when the Semitetgi)ourned, without coming
to any conclusion.
Thn nomination of kfr. Goodrich, as Consul at
Paris, has been rejected.
ADJOHILNSIENT OF THE SESSION.
WASHINGTON, March 12.
At the close of the executive session, today, a
motion was. made to adjourn to-morrow at 1 o'-
clock. P. M., which was adopted.
Mr. Jefferson then offered a resolution relative
to the American Colonization Society, but no
quorum being present, the Senate adjoined.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
Prtra.6ii:rrua, March 12
One hundred and twenty-one towns, in all,
have beets heard from, which show a loss of 6,683
Dinsmore, Democrat, for Governor, who is
do
eated.
The noose, as far as heard from, stands -24
Whigs and Free Soil Democrats, and 62 regular
Democrats.
For Congress, in the Third District, Jared Pe
rkins, Whig, is undoubtedly elected by a hand
some majority.
In the First District, Amos Tuck, Whig, is
elected by a large majority.
Charles H. Peaslee, and If. Hibbard, both
democrats are re-elected in the remaining dis
tricts.
PHILADELPHIA, 'Marcia 12.
Mary Hildebrand ; the German girl, whose
numerous robberies created considerable excite
ment here, was sentenced, to-day, on three
counts, to fire years and one month in the Peni
tentiary.
Brruao, March 12
The steamer St. Louis, which left Cleveland on
Saturday morning, got into the ice off Erie en
Sunday: and after driving through it the whole
of Sunday night and Monday, she landed the
whole of her passengers, lost evening, at Port
Carbon, in Canada, being unable to reach any
other port.
After the passengers . left the vessel., the wind
changed Faddenly, and drove her on the rocks.
It is said she will be got. off without much diffi
culty. Sloe had on board about 75 passengers,
who reach ed this city thii. morning.
Noirotc, MArchl2.
The alot•p of war John Adams, has dropped
down to he r anchorage. and will proceed to the
coast of Ai 'rim in a few days.
UTICA, CS. Y.) March 12.
Tha bills ..at the Lewis county Bank, are re
deemed by F. Liallister.
mAeSACHCSETTS SENATOR.
Burros, March 12.
The ballottit `l7.
for the U. States senator, was
resumed this m , snaing. •0o the 17th ballot, the
vote stood—Sum wer, 189, Winthrop 170; blank
4, scatkring 27. Necessary to a choice, VA.
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P9ILDELPIIIA, Mar.. 12.
Dr. Fisher, Satire. Vamican, is elected Mayor
of Camden (N. J.) by, majority of 100.
1 . ,..1.3evnaz, March 12.
The river haerisen six inches in the last .24
hours. There are now ei,g, 'lt feet three inches in
The New Orleans pap era g lvt,some further ac
count of the fire at the Lank Arcade. The lon
is
eat
at $lOO,OO, They also contain la
ter news fine Mexico. m ' im P °rumt-
In Yucatan the Indi a n , h . sd ► fight with the
Spaniards—the firmer: ¢piing one hundred kill
ed, the latter 31. • •
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PLIELAGYIPIII.4 MARK ET.
larch ILL
• PIIILADELPUIS, ?, alder . are
Cotton—The nadtket is firm, and h
not offering - their stocks at presant.
Floor—Prices, h ave unfiergone no ch. \soles
There is a modenite export demand, wilt. .hick
of 600 bbls good - western at $4 60'y4 bbl, a
is the uniform ant dog rate.
Grain—Wheat is coming in more freely, b at
the demand is lim ited. We quote ordinary an d
prime red at 84 61000 busheL Corn is not
so active, and ordy a moderate amount is offer-!
ing. Sales of yellow at 69fi12,_691c afloat. Oats
are.st 4llB Y, • ith sales at 42j(e_fi9fic to busheL
Groceries -.Transactions continue limited, and
the dbman a for moat kinds moderate. Coffee Ls
fini• Al out 2400 bags Laguayra and St. Do
nato -O. have just arrived, but have not been
landed or sold. Sugars aro selling in small way
at to' .mer quotations. !biasses is unchanged.
emp—Tho market continues quiet, as last -
rev ,orted.
'lron—There is a Setter demand and prices are
firm, with sales 1000 tone anthracite, In lots, for
future delivery, at 14p. per ton for No. 1, and
$2O for No. 2, on time. There are large orders
on the market, but buyers offer less.
Pravisions--Barrelled meats are firm, with a
limited demand. We quote Ideas Pork at $1 4,60
for new, and $ll for old. New Western Mime
is worth $11,601/ bbl. Bacon is in good de
mand,:and most lots have been taken, to are toe,
at full prices.
The last naked' green meats were at 61 for
shoulders, 7-1 , for sides. and 939 k for home.
Smoked meats are selling from stare at 7R.TI
for abouldrrs, and 91(5311c for Lams. Lard is
in better demand, with sales of COO bbls ne w
Westein at 9 1 , and of 900 kegs , old at Sc 1, lb
on.ustial credit, which is an advance.
. ,
Whiskey is in limited demand, with sales i n
WA at 23i, and in hhds at 210 71 gal.
NEW YORK MARKET
New Your., Ilsrch-12
Flour—The market is now firm, with sales at
$1,44(1:65460, for ordinary State; 1t14,6505467i
for Non• Orlennsi'and $6,31eti16,62 for extra.
Orrin—Wheat in held above the siews of =S
tore. Corn in lens abundant o t C6o far Southern
Proaisions—Pork is quiet, and the market is
unchanged.
Groceries—Correa is in fair demand at IN&
lle, for Rio. N. Orleltua molasses is' held at
31}c 81 gallou. Sugar is steady, It 51.66 i for
Orleans.
Lead—The market is firm $5,12i for Mis
souri.
Ilemp--Prices hare advanced $3 ,C4t 1481 ton,
with sales of Dew nutted at sllserilt hrt4 ton,
and of common dressed at $146 7 0 too.
Cotton—The market is firm, hiring to (weara
ble advice, from, the South.
Whiskev—ls fern, at 24c for Prison.
ETENLCO $L POUT.
Cotton—The market is firm, at. 111( for
middling fair' to fair Atlantic por w, with
Hales 2000 bales.
Flour—Tliere is more doing in Wee.. kern and
State, nt an advance of 6c, with sales of 4000
bble ut $4,50®4,06: Southern mixed to Mr:tight
brands are telling at $4,664,95
Grain--Corn is in hotter demand at ins for
•conthera ycllott , delivered, with motes RI 30 09
bushels.
- I .•
••: , , •
MEE
Provisions—New mess pork ban declined Cc
bbl, old in unchanged, with only a moderate
business doing. Pickled meats are steady at
Bi€ani for hams, and 8e5...61 for shoulders.—
Prime Lard is held at,Bi.
Hemp—Prices aro advancing with' sales of
300 bales at $11.51 120 qd ton, for American dew
rotted, the market closing firm.
Lead—ls active, at $5e5,12i To cwt., for
American.
BALTIMORE MARKET
- flour—Prices have declined, with sales of
1200 bbls Howard Street brands at $4,31 per
bbl.
Grain—Red wheat is selling pt 95 ea 98c, and
white at 110 c be. Oats are selling at 40c—
Rye of 68c 11
Provisions and Groceries are firm, with no
change in prices. •
Whiskey--Sales at 24026 la
NEW ORLEANS
March 12..
Flour—Sales 4000 bbls Ohio. at $4,66©4,7 0
. 1) bbl•
Provisions--Salcs 500 bbls mesa Pork at $12, -
50 q 0 bbl. Sales of bacon Sides at 7i, and of
Shoulders at 5c V lb. Bulk meet:has declined,
with sales at 4i hog round.
Coffee—ltio has declined to 101 1.1 lb. •
Corn—ls selling at 585, litle fd bu.
•
Whiskey--Sales at 18301.18 c V gal
ADDMONAI, SALE
Of Forty Town Lots in East Liverpool O. 1
lIE recent unprecedented sale of Lots in
the above thriving Town having nearly exhausted
t use previously laid out. and the demand continuing,
the undersigned has been induced to lay out. • portion° ,
lila property in town lota as above. and offers them for rale
tr, d re U tl,Tuitlaa t
of the oration pf the Town and pteripect• (It having been
auffielantlr eleemibed In recent adverti s e m ents) other than
that over sue hundred lots hare recently rolourea bands.
and been purchased by those •labing to peneore a &gra-
Ole home.
The above lots are among the most eligible and desirable
in the place. andare principally located in the centre of
three recently wald.
James apply to the proprietor In LITVI9OO/.. ,
to Blakely, Esq., Fourth street. Pittsburgh.
JOllll P. BLAKELY.
Ealkt Liverpool. Feb. _rid. IF4I. rebadtsrtfil.
Farm for Sale.
TILE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL
hie FAMI. 41..44 In Belpre, Ohio:fronting
on dm Ohio river. miler below 51.W:t0. and 4
miles below Parterl‘burc. Va-eoutopine nun aen^t
'bout 450 siren under fro= from -.41 to p .9d , d
eultavotlon: betvorti . .de and TO acre4l9 A td o.P
.me. miner
Plum, end Chen ) Orehonl of Choirs km.. most o.
CG
punig . end ottl coming Into boozing.
AThrellitig How. large oret convenient. fronting
Ohio: fourv. 114 run and varioue . o . th n e .u r 7 . 11d r Lug: :
E..
1"‘"
PIANA.II.
lut=dll=fld7:rei 44.51.,1meh1ue , 4ter
—7.4foridda Ireellionurr.
A Mill Property and Farm for Sale.
atTHE SUBSCRIBER, living in 11Inhoning
nnenahip, Lawrence county. Pa.. near the Mahcalng,
an Punta line, offer,. foraaie the following nnin.iir
A URIST MILL. nhi torte. high. with two run of atom.in wand repair; A &an. 1111.1., also in out °audition;and
alwant VO Aetna of Land, with House, Barn, Orehard. tr.
Themill , ean be 11.1 with a mall quantity of land nen..
Tate If wilbed. Any n-non wishing Io purehape atieh
prapertv, no kn.s the terms by applying to the mina , *
Ler, residing on the premien,
ANTI' FIIARPLES.
Or tor Icier lut.trers.l to Lowell. Mani.lug w.. 0 .
matSrer-Rn.:lC
•
Philadelphia Carriages For Sale.
TILE SUBSCRIBER has.
t• j..t nrel.od from
its ..pntur ,tork of Carriages, and will koep o‘mstatit r on
hand at hi. Carriage Iternaitory,. near Ales. McFarland,
Ta‘ern...o the Pirtstan,th etrubeneille Turnii!traL-1,
mile. we. rlttsburgh.s.lotheaaanrimentof rEt
all koala, Whielt be will ..ell at prima much low, than
'lr coo be bOught eh...where.
Vt. , . the toerietice which he has in the business. and
general eitlefartion rendered heretofore . to thong who
have h im with their pathonage.
aortared
that hr ran offer an woes:neat to pete with
ROT in wthket. both as rewarda and price. Perthite
w i s hi ng to pureluse. aro reit:me to theorem., of 0r)...
e arr i a “..• sold ny him la.tsesson.
Th. eutOrribre, expelling (0 NOUI2 I IO itt Ova business of
buying and addling (arris., keens unhand noon but this
rum made Ca.7,..Sra J.P.W.PII Wall K.
turh....etuo*:r
- -
PITTSBURGii
HRDLITs EARN NURSERY,
BETWEEN three and four miles A. ,...
Latr,
n
i of litOhuruh, near the Farmer. , and
)leeltantre . Turnpike :toed trntetmant of the te' . ..••
Fourth etre., and a`nut one ale fain ..l4r
o.
The aular y ritera remporlfollY tit. 000.0 to that entMonn
ere sod the While generally. that thalr exteneira Noreen
rd T' ' , , ,t .. Vtill;:lit.., o ] " ail l o t euri7h '"reirrll.l=l Irta?.
.oil
tra./-.-Coviskctineoferple.Pear,l'aum.Pratb. '
Cl
S7.f.r.l.liti'v'TH'kE.,‘-'."l-.‘l27.AAlimtair".thaa.."(7ltant,%.''':lfotts.tain -
Ads. Suuar tLopl_ ..e E.I.A, Line, A.m.. Linder, Lana ' ITALUABLE MILLS. FARMS. AN'D Lip -
b.....m room.. !atm of (tared. Poplv. Warping Willo. T ron sALE-Two La, Flour Mille and • 1 , 111 I/1111111
WM...Barked Birch. Tula Tree, Mom Chestnut Paulo, t , ~ (~,,,,,,, „ n ..„,„ .„. •
Atm.
:Oa Itapenal , T t Alllntf ‘ .T. E.....1iA. A tth . r.°o°l t3, ` .. a well
imp
!`arm In Linnuneerouray ?.rleeSsooo
0004.K.N" iliTE.k A - 26" sirßa3S—Vls:Jrr. b,tirtr.,,,,=.1f,r41.17' 7,:,...T...„).,h,..; ban a. for
Lots r. Amearan Arborauw. uto,,t
, a r t.,,,,,.. Lto an .1 nhi o o nor, 0 man , tw.low 11.-aver. for I.= rr arre. Men.
C.prtatt Tem, tkama low. Arnenran llol_tr, I ,,adTP",r , ono era, fur Id, per arm.. .klas. farm. a ~,,, 1:1,. and P.
Holly. Whaa etnn. Nora. , " njtrnee• Thd.. o'. p"o' ''' , ...,..-s, f.., 0* err Isere taw, 175 !sem. ternod ..,..
Sentekk Mr Ilaotork St.rus,. ranteh Mann. Fr..
de. are, E.r 'lt per acre togethrr aloft man, others ..f tat
r yzEi_,t s tio.rsE ttL,LN - ys-N a , • nulerh rollt.tton of , -,,-,',.„., pain. .h o stler '
Fuchsia, nUmbering st. roman. Thu. Parer Ii wort ' ~..L . t . , . , L. it, FT:rm . A ,
of th• attoitton of throe who watt t0.,1131.1:Mad their we
.., Attornry• at Law and 1,11 Lance Agent..
dans. • fehlo .o 107 Sib rt. Panama:h.
ROSF-g-M'any of them the Brat rale. nut:obi:DlA=
7° 74: I".°Ll O ' ‘ 1 1,;,,, t. 1 F OR RENT—The More 'on Market 5t....r .
111.1 We. Odom ta. or Tea:Wetted Chinese pa •,.
Rows. N. 11.111, N.CII. had Prrprtual. or lamontant now na-uniel by C Tearer a • Variety ttu,...lL
Roma. A great o undair of th ew, are perfectly bud) lad 1 , 1 1 1 111, h 11 Finn on In day of AY til near. . „
bloom fond,' throtn;hout the aurora.. wawa. f.th: WM. M t.I.INTtuI h. St tth a.
rlaolonla Oleamlers. orange. Cactu . Be.
V. ° 1 . T.11 order; :taut L. arrnattentied hit am cash. i , 'Jr ,.. .)
.., LI;;J:z LET—:I a 1 5 V t.r art iv .h , Iten,snisitu4tr,ll4,h- r::.,!.;
or eataflartory refervar.
hay totition't ,' a Ylnd to truond Word, ncently tcrupted Itywwwww
luenn; ' :art A i l; Mitnd:ltirV''''rd , uralfn A. Atka:Leon It Is notable fLn. cutnufacturi.gm..
ln."" *"hi ' '''''''''' th‘b.
' W"''''''" 1 n'rg"r".' L'4"i Klift. ArKINSON A SILLY
would do well to give na a call. as we think our an..k of _ frba
Sterreea.ratenet•twe napalmed wag uf the Mountalga .
now n
watt mt.. uf atrtand.... , notath" t ioei l''' m t
i ktEAL ESTATE you SALE—The under
-50 to Ilnlak. a great number of rehieli are of • Ear oast fur
• . awned often for sale • lave number of raloadt
tamer lantarg• e,...„. ', .0 ding lots, and war very dratrald• ata form anuf.r.
1 ~ba,.,1 am! nhaahhery Planang•teatted b , °.--- ' torit• In thr Borough of Bloat barn. hrausl Drat tl.
I en rraerinalAr firma '
Wr wish all learns to our aldrra dlrectol to Waking e :, 0 w ^::' ..t 0 1, :' ,,, ,, n , ::.`` ,.. , 1 1 :17:.:17 , :q t a 1 L : t a t :::::::. 'h ,. .::: ,..
0- '.. °llt.b.r.°. ' a ''' . they .‘" trod I°°°"4±`°' alt.' i .1.70.A141.:'7:11,°c4th,.",f1:'.L.',13.. so ,
l ' ; '7 .17:.T.
, 1 . ,,1 particulars and tram...require Cl the underarn , d. at
t Oni e n 'on at ° n' tt...l to Ms ''' . d.,t '' to the Dl 'S"' ' ernment, Tian perfect. Ten, Nrorahle.
t:*Th';t:','.7l'ill'in'l.°l''''rni'dal°'l°.°".°l"l'L'"?°sli sod .ssm°° '• .° L ° the other of aeon. , F. tithnotu, tat., ..t, titan{ nava, rata.
'aft. A _
t 4""th" "'
''''''''
VT7.lr./"AV..SdIALYDOCs'II,""- bomb. '..,•nee,n rnt...tto.ingni,, T y , unit t th. tree ,tr n , ,, ,,, , ,, t t +fX l i t t l i t r • n to ,.
trieh.thitawfaT Ingham. at , -• .'.- , nosy. r F-ITON.
. lneth`t°' ns..tt
r
NOTICE . . , FINOLET --One house and Lot situated rr'•
• ~ .....,4
1 7S ITEIIEBY GIVEN that the rollovring , 1L,..,, , t k. " -,,, . I m'. l';'lo'l l ,l ) ‘ N Yyl.i.rrj,gl ,-.. 1;::....
I ... prroons haat gad. tst the tiegatrea adder. of Attila. , ', "1,;!, • ,3:d Liberty at
1 ny molar ; Arronnto ot Action. a• Admlniaratom, Ent.as
joy, and Uuardlans. and that. ad acruunte will ha rt....
1 ito the Orphan! Cana of the county aforead . d, folersda.
Er
Monday, lb . :tab day of March neat. Vll.
I I
ft Maya and It. flay.. Admla of Wm. Ilatr. deed
John Mca:rea and JuXrawford. Adm'ar of Wm. Crete,.
too, deed.
Catharine (lowa, Moira of F.rektel Anderwrn, deed.,
ILL lampoon. Est,. and Mary Thompeom Adair, Of
Ste wart 111111,110, deed.
p, c , mat lo,hlteaidea. .44.m.r_cf,Inturrflrerrktlyed..
0,..
gat ait l eicktuan and ' m . Cowan Ad=l" t ....amet
, Dr. ' Fi . Mama , mi. - tom - 1 mmer of mom. Farm..
.1•ISLC1 Barr. Ado or ,amnell,l.l-11val acionnt.
Tbom. Lift. Eer of Mrs. McDonald, deed.
j o b,. aniftr. dam rof JOhe %Prelate. deed. ,
J oh n Poflork. EM..,Adsn'r of Jam., Ulend.nnlng, deed
John P. P.0.. e Mn 'r of Wm. C. Pear, d,.ed.
John lfrKee, Esq., and Parah 11•11114, ALILLIII of U V
If
haw Multi and E. TroTtlio, adno'rsofJostalf
VpanetslP.Stitroon. err or Peter Pattepron. aced—Anal
L
nernan
Joreph Riddiso. Adair of Samuel Rsidor.. deed.
Pam el ERrionson. Adder of Jobo Philips. deed.
W. Myth. and Admire of John
deed. • I _
Labsilt and Wm. Itrker. Admen of Wm. Parker. deed.
R. Murree, RV: of Renton! Kene, deed.
Mamma Stewart, Kir of Jemeadilenorn.des".l.
• John Woods, Adrial . of Jacob Ponder, deed..
Roberta...vetoed, Adair of Jnreiti Yr] . e, &ad.
W. nod J. McCoy, Adders of Rad. McCoy. dee/.
neon. and Joseph Doriingeon, Eire of Walter Glenn.
, deed. •
I John Gra, Eir of Won. Dougherty. deed.
IL .""'
Eir of Joseph Mestern deed.
Y ew.... Kir of Aare Fer Ol ree. deed.
Thomas Liaison, Km.. Adair of Michael Rombottrai.
d J d. •
ohn J. Altus fad IL. B. Eaneldr. Ador e d of J. A, Roans
Jdeed.
John Than. En. Kir of Dr. Peter Rolm, deed--sap.
10 ,01 . 112 t :
w. It. Riddle, Ems Kir of Jan. °vent deed. •
Won. Cinema, Adler of isple Ildd, deo d.
. snal Gray. Adair of Jamb Edmun. deed—tap. es-
h i, • Olutoted otal num A. flint... AduertOf Xo , lcc
Gould .
1 4 4.r1. doe, nhatcutiluct of minor botrsoftllobcrticoA 44 7.
John Dom
deed. thttluardlort of Woof Pelts of Jaws 011.
Joseph mama
mom. deed. Ye...1,011..4.1t0n of Mc uolshot heirs of.
tintolooco. Jr., • Dlek
Itotttrt, Steelorco, oce.. ' =toot heirs of !doCitt
. ,
.loeenk Robb, Guard'. , d
aioa Lein of Foo „,
nun, doe'd.
ro G leT,7d ' e. W ,?. moo '
Ch'4"‘"'
R a. ' lW P .
Robert Ytedratb, Guardian of m a ,b a b... r , CI
Km. deo'cl.. •
Charko Guardian of minor k
new, deed.
Wm. Walkrr, Guardian of minor heirs o. e d Ja t ua
deed. I
Wm.
3 1af:111. Liu.. Guardian of minor ben
Ijoln . wii, Guardian of Minor brim on‘arnl..
JOHN, ecorr..qq ..
Itsoirrim's Orrin. February :bat
•-• Plvoionontm ,
• • Pliteborgh,"Februaly 151.
TILE I'ItESIDENT.AND MANAGERS of \•
the C0m1.. , for rrrrUo x Bridge over We illver
konongehem., oppvolto Pitteburgh. to the County Of Ally
emit y. have thi• day doctored a dlrldend , of
b rhorprLtot.
for
'l;crviln'ttr4r"bi" on nod after the
"
IM'KNI(IIIT, tenders his seTsicee
to the elite. of Plttaborgh and gem
era! thonnees Collector and Clonveyancer. Ile will attend
to the allimUng and mooring of claims In tilt and. adjoin.
to Matra and Cti . otier. waling and r ti n!lng Vropeftr;
gr74l4.l.a7,l;.lnolurs'an°lZl4:f:'lhle atievi r t; to :tth
nvotomo. and
A. Weaver. Klward Campbell, Jr.,P 40.111--
WO", Fon.,.John (lortlaun. E Writ.NCandleays.E./.. , ku .
14. Hay!, kl.m.
°Ulm: with Jomph Weirer. Emp, Fourth Moot, near the
nov2flmtliter
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE—Lottt.reiof
Aa m lnletration to the Mato of noon.* Flelieneel•
/leKemport. Allegheny oounty, demaved, have
n g na t s. tv, the under/M..4r doling as afoivemid.
All
ludgmd en , iv i ld4l , ~I:,..4.tte;:if 1
pmak.eyttnt=l:rilr:y.
IbenU . 111,001 .1 d 1V11.4 . Me/LE NFII.V. Adminielantot.
lielFeeeport. Yea. 17. '6l. rcnlr..btT
BLACK-11.1 bulk fur 'fr.Umer'et, 20
• for sale by J. SCHOONNIAI.n 4 CO '
• foll/11
1 HANGINGS—GoId Paperllnng
Gold and Telvet mato . o . l.ymfe.. f
4 Lin
Fur tale br P HAIMIA
Wo,
bugs, crudeJor c
' (. 14, • . ev.
4 s l t l ,,s — c i t)pEß's
TIIIF3-1-61EFETts---AWlTrWsortment fOl •
gale by fobls J. IMO a
dI.I:SE-1•23 bre, in store tind for snip by
64At HAIM' DICKEY!
1) MAliCAitil
. N l--- ;
" V
7.4, Rehm Mftreav .n 1 and . yertalerlll,mQ .
:,.. co
fcbti l . o d
the boa or 11. %, M. A..lArtsTS,„,,,
trce p rimo Carolina, for! sale by
17 4L77 JAS. A. HUTCHISON A. Co.
rit,, lOU Nu 11 Y. SON
! °Tamed at 2:4 lA erry auret'V'e
lawn Dear ere think. ere cart say I t .rmtm....rrry
marmot pormal,,,A me price tu I'lltalitugh. Price 11
Fur the lower grse.et crate, rah rrata..1 6ut " .. 6,,,
Der lb. Ithlch e Irerneut cytml. lf MA aut.
to,ury Le hut at Ihe ....prim... 1
Also. Oulcuu.artsr trial and tiauporder of all FTM,
tthiSh . 11 wr • . Mir arul ther
meal thenteultee. A liberal Manama . mule to re
talkn
''d;t°l"Wi" be'
Wr
teblir To Deeiers aud
IVOR RENT—The commodious three
1412a n a g c t i l=‘; * li ol e a r . t & fli` P ra i n t f. 4 a%
E. 'lll= * Vo. Heft. CRUSPAS.
_
FOR SALE—Two choice LOTS, pleasant
': ly r i c iltuated for prieirte
tol:l . rti 21riett•it7T. Pitt " - 1 - bark ' 11) Trot . a
Mr feet
sari. For fen...PU . 4 to C. C. 11. CirtANT-4
mrhlhlut J. 51. PESNUCH.
FOR RENT—A small brick DWELL
11000 E. raritalultm two parlors and tilt], ,
o, four ohm:lot:en over the partetiompoz r er the .
end a Enl hid attle. of Larum Stet
d, eituate l oti the Tur e Oaf&
Plant Ro eve
od, about la minute& welt from the market hume.
Attar - I:Net : at law,
urthfilat Fourth otrot: abort Otolllftlit.
rill) LET—A AREHOUSE, situated r 4.
siliagrig`ia's t r4a` i ,s7s ° llVl -1 .
quire of JAMES DaLZE rz
LL,
trichh No. 15 Weer et.
--.-------
Delightful Summer Residence. for . Rent.
A THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE,
with a Garden enntalultor tyro scree or um ad.
fluuer t'
litset=Crr:olgit:.l`..q".";;;L' of Fact
Liberty and Cemetary made. For Information apply to
MRS. MARY ROOl/. on the pt•rake,
at the on of 11. RIM.. WM Ward, Penn At..
mchnfd . unix Ewing . Church
For Sale or Rent,
COMMODIOUS and well finisl,d
STORE HOUSE, at the outlet torte on the Ca. p.%.,
BRIGIITON.
Le a family and rk Gmy and Orafestlonary eatahllth
"211;,-1-Trir'lrireTban4diroli; prtddmlty to Eton
house. ErutZre:f 11. B. CHAMBERLIN.
Atwell, at Lae ,
addered by ktter, Nen Briablon. ,
mehildlLtAleltS
For Sale.
r J 1 UNITED STATES HOTEL
BLOCK' OF BUILDINGS.. on the remanent WWI-Pd..
IMO. , And Penn 'Wren.. and termite,' on the Pennwwiew .
en rani' Cond. In the City or Pitt/bursh. rt.. Lot front.
me hundred and forty lour fret on Peon Arent, end nue
hundred and nine feet nine Inelaw on Wsehington .tint.
to a twenty feet alley. Inquire GREm
N 0.106 Penn et.
Latt - ilVr Sale.
CiSE TRACT of 320 Acrea: one Tract of
xjr tea Actor one Traot of rot) Acme: tad two Tracts of
0 Acres each. All the above land ls more or if". tmproo . -
ed. of fret rate quality. ma weft located in Monroe co 0..
ro.l tvlll be acid. to suit Purohaa , r...., •'erl V.t . f urth ` r
particulars lugutra of W. 11.. JI.IIIOOTQN ,
metes 112 al
1 1 :0 L ET-A BRICK DWELLING,
2
.Rh .ix acres of pound atttutbkl. .muted at
an 4.
m lIAR DY. ARDY. JONES CO.
Ott RENT.—Two Rooms in the Post ttr,•,!
T oe DuiMinas, enitable for Artixte's Roolroh . "ira
AL, SMALL STORE nn Third otrewL,next dwtr to the
fhtsattp OM, muuter, Ottispo, and a a
.l.rrw front with
fthow window; furniAbpri without expenow to ten.l.
feLLl' 5. OAZZAIL Ptt ewrond Awe,.
.. RENT—A small frame cottage, with
4 muss on trot ono; large 410100mm...1 kitchen in
ent: I! small roma in garret...alb • large garden I
and . emeral fruit troma wry desirable want' for
m.isituated nom lltairmille. Pommies. giren
Alm Or mall Tenements for rant
Also. for sale 11 lots (tenting en Ilannsk Meat, and 3
fronting on Pent stmt. Terms larl. jo t i n,Pliill. ox
frta:lut or 11. P Coin, ertr. of idatlirt wt Slit ors
Desirable Residence for Sale.
TRE subscriber, intending to remove a few,
mto ile, in the enuntr, offers for rale the property in
elt he now reAdoe. finely held.' the himk
ip Allegheny City. The dwelling. • doable one. wet built
of brick. I. Large and ommoliouit io and byo ooo trnl.l2: .
'.2l4rnsitinonte'beTrest huTtah.rirrojantine7ght; t or. nod ;laid
out with taste. containing choir. shrobbery and fruit. The
no t
consisting of a ' , Mate school home. Mall«
and erre...-. bee*. ses rearioomoir incited. The .Ito.'
(ion lit pleasant , tuitcl tin.qm...,7l,il.l?.lnebort.pL.lyr,ny.
witirin • 14.re7in t ettes walt h 4Tlve of the city.
Purehasen. are n.ferresl to Ai.n. 11. n Eht 4th
strwL 0 N
0:4:0 HAMPTON.
FOR SALE OR RENT—A comfortable 1:77,
and pleasantly situated dwelling house And 1r.t.0
on (Imam! stmt. in the Eighth Ward, td this cit y .
The house containsfise rooms the lolls Dol? , feet on set
sit ' l ' oo " one hundml
00
' IA fl n li.ll.7l ' tl l .llAll,
corneref 11 , m1 1.114 :Sixth sta.
RRENT-Thot large dwelling; house ire?,
FO.Ol, .rte Ore ananoda for garden. and .made
'"E.
the midenve of the ha , V. HI. J. Totten. sif....www.
totted un Cllll Amt. 14.. tun Owen fn the first of
March.
For tems. apply to 1.. to. AVAboy, Guardian. or It. C.
Totten, at the Fon Pitt Works... fel.l4:lApil
0 LET—Two offices on the lower floor
corner Market and Water anew (mating on
Artet. wen IS fret
Ala, two 00.5 name ales to the above. on the semad
limr, with iomarate entrance Man Water street
.41:of thaw. namsare suitable far Insurance C/Hiem dr..
are altuated in the most Womble islisoe to business
e wharf. . POLLARD MrOOn.MICII.
fehl7;sl3.•
FOR SA LE—Tio. nulow ritwr offerti for 7. , ..,7
W. a isel:i, and 7,ll.l,,tuil2rtalti:v.:;Alth. to.
71...cen'T.r:rittO;lbr'or rUle . s ofILIs clti• 1, ...0510nit ,, n on
N¢ let td Lodi next
Al.'.
i tem delinble lot of wroan( contag o'er Four
Acre. with a spring of eanollent Otter thoroon. situated
sires the above
Also, a lot of c - ronntl 49 Awl 11 Inches by 123 foot , wdloit?
l ' g lnb..7rorrtnre.ren!'rPilnlß;rln nearo
rethoonec"rlarrs
giver] lmme:ol.ly
It is now mott le that the Plank Road will hr maw , te
Ll:ln u :i'eg‘;,l,7*.`ll,l7L T ILIA'Z'IIC734:IIr,' r1;x1111:::
mat. roar tho nnid.....16,4 lar , lwrtY M. , - - al ,
I F OR RENT OR SALE—The auharriher
, .111 soil fir rent his ten dos:ruble Country f10...1 r...z.
I A'lr;b:Zi"),:',Tho`,."7,wl74.ritti`;2o;r VI: h n o'etr. a
1 large rano!. l.Or k ny.ling. in omplete-oni , r . 'beer I. o
'. 171;t• P hrr. * An h f.7l ', ..n 4 0 4 h arr.e ' s “ , ' Ir d etrIgp 0 4 1 4 1,1 . ` Z , Z;i f :. :Vr1 ;
description of fruit: al.. • erring house snd rmoke boo- ,
P0...0hm even whenever detrin.l JOH!. UE1111.1112
ot&x.ilf
VOR REN T—A two awry Dwelling TrZil
ji ;ags" . " '''' n 'LLlVlZ2ll. r i e :cla u a:a, at. raaL
1 i l.i'Olt SALE OR ON PERPETUAL LEASE
—t will re/I for rash. or on i.erretuel Lane... o lot on
on street, 24 foot front by 100 fret to !Irina slier. od
Mining me Ninth Ward Eng.. llonee. Alm , one atmoo
FOR
by 1.11,....rt,. Canon. and Alle¢hene stave, and
eerie', Alley. bring 244 foot 413 UN rty. by I.ZI 0, Sarin.:
Alley. Al, 1,1,.., feet fn,ntlnkt on I t 011.0171 etre. 1. imno
dlately opposite tbo Central Railroad I•t. and containing
43 acre*. osni2l.d.tfl lAMB O'llAltA
o LET—AIa 4ILIV `Menaion House with Fr.,
, al we. of land attarbod. situated at Oakland. 'aril
lal3 HARDY. JONES A CO. ....
T 0 LET—The Throe Story Ihrelling ,r*
1100.0. N 0 171 Wylie mart, at trawnr rw.ra , l
otal It Llelngdort, and omOdning twn Pt. .fs. il t
&alas room and ki.lon, on the neat floor. Prndon
4O , rts un the Ist of A pri l. Inquire of 3. Jk IL Plio2l.t.
mla , Hound Chun+
rirLET --One Two Story Brick !louse, r:S I
c!ntaliOng
nt I romp, on Ceuire Avenue. Mlocnvia
e bl Le :nqul+n of
_isle
JOHN NV ATV VO
.
very7TOß RENT can- convenient =VI
sod near to timithEohl. 'P. nn
Z i ou 'd' or7tieqrst
ofApril neat.
Alm. to Lamm for one or mom yoam. mitre* largo vacant
Lots on and our the Altilammy thy Ninth Want.
Apply to WM O.DARLIVIITOV
or 10‘24.1. AILLINOTON,.
Fourth nmr Wood.
yOR RENT, a Tit) story Frame Haase =V;
Inte l / 4 lonlEng, olth ton I n ts,nituoto On rJr ,
n‘lncril ttroti. tn.th Hard. tut i onting Shr t on.
For torn, 1, 00 17 ItOillEON, LITI LA h W.,
4,192.59 Liberty etrret.
• . .
fLET, the Store Room No. (IS Mar- It•ss
nen,'
rw 4 "° . 9. "ll`'"°*° °
N. IlohroilL En.
T.," In "'' , b ola,..Mbe 9ut in Le row.
front- with Ennh.
„„
lcooetqlon t nten ust he
Enquire of
1.7 Corner
TO LET—Rooms and •
991Lbenical purpones. Enquire ot . , "`N L OR.ELY
SCAIEE,
119 Front • -
aR or
, Naket and rnurth atnetz
Bare Chance for Capitalists and b: c limfac. -
timers.
rrIll: undersitrned being agent for the o'o
0 &::412,7,, f fh . .t.','.7. " f1 7, f. 0 .ritt w 0V t0 Z ,"'..d°17,11
c..T.v . „,,oun d o . e 3, 2: i gir ,d 7,',-,:;:ribt:"Ohio aMt'aillern...
V.lzn r,.i.ttiitzi.:-.7z4r.,-,i,lx:g..tr-...-d.b=l.7A7Z;
lately offered, to pronto who may wish to engage in mon
ufactu rin g t , f ithotat any clescrintinh The abundsnoe and
cheapness of all the 1121 . 111. a lining. the supply of enal for
fuel for rtes. pcwer, the gleat puerility of wool brought
to this 'Terkel- ea well an the facilities for ltansportation of
manor...red articles. all emnblue to matte this otc, of the
,root deolrablo polo VI for establishing tu.infletores of into.
Wool, Cotton. indeed oral' dmserlptions c AUL In now agent.
ed in the M extent country ,
Pereral Improved fano., in the sheinitl of the Canal and
Railroad. arealcnoffered—a tract of CCS acres of excellent
timber , ti land, lying between the Clonal andlisdlroml. and
.Lout half a mile from the latter, a lt,t of about ammo
a cres, adjoining the It Depot. sinew °wield* of whirl.
the tram peaces, nod on two sides, strweto of the town.ti"
telkr,p,rs and merchants •111 do well. to look at chic be
fore they port-hose elsewhere .
The pavilion Mancillon In the hie art of an appricttl'u r
reition• con nun asani by any in the mower, 11. 1,0 •.!
~,
antocu that It ls deemed unnocrarary to do more than refer
to It to lode, all who with to =to gool 112...1111.11, ~'
call sod .wino this property Title indisputald , ond
long credit amen if desired. lion. Andrew W Lont.h . u t ' l
.1,..b L 0t Ruins, EntPittsburgh. sill giTC loturumtlou
~,,,: , ..og It. and any enqinriee will be soncerttl by sp.
, 1g .,,,,,, g r . ; Thomas McCullough Rent Jaremor the under
smed at 41.iallion . DM' lt.l.Pf JAIlt is
[ S -Massillon. rob h. '5l fi.01.t.n.r.1
1~(I PS-3 bale= for sale
IzblEl Nt , t 11. Jrlll , Fl ,
SAL --
LAD OIL-20 casks for lisle by
I .1,12. A CUURCIMSON A CO
11 - 1111 IT PEACIIES-100 bus for sale by
1
11 ,b 1 S
A . CC LIMIPT i_gi ,
twit.
Il — Xi Eit' — L- 20
hble, for sole by
0 ,
Cabs 2 J. SMOG:4M l
i OVER ING'S CRUSIIED lc POWDERED
fikSCGAMs —K.t.t constaatir on hand arid for sale bj a
A. cuLDSII4 O •
STEAM BOATS• -
yoR ZANESVILLE —Th , ‘ fine .....
stramer F.AIPREM,Cax, mneter.ex ill leave
or at..eau...l Intrrenrannte Porn , thk'nfterkwk ,
et .t o'clock.
For frolght or package. 414, on board'lnchl.
INOR CINCINNATL—The fine. ITS
Incr. new, nzu.l eplendid cLcamer CAL L
DE}totA. Capt. IL C. line, will knees»
Ono , . on Thur..tee - next, March Mb, et 10 o'clock. A. M.
in /mo t Brau.nt. • L . _
For trelcn or pe.oxne ePTY nn onnn,
ylOlt NASEIViLLE--Tho fine _
neamer 31AYFLONVF.R. mug.,
... Pave far the aboleaud intermediate port+.
nn Thumb the nth. at 411 M.
For (relcht or puoago. SPPIP 00 boar.l• or to
1001113 JOHN FLACK. Agent
yoOt CIN
16 C — N The '
h l o ,
IEOToN.C.P. IO
t ehrt.u.glpoeoo go
rae, ll
leare for the tan., inoenrbgte
pm:, no 1 hlo daY.
at E.
For (fright or pa.oago. opPlr 1, 00 , 1. 1001112
OR GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL
D WELLSVILLE- 11 w two .trotneo,LP . ..._
rEILIX a , Wu.. muter. run
loeille.
ekverrh"l'orn74C. Friaay.'“
2 e , clock. l'.l.
Fm [night ar pavtago. 01.14 00 1 . 01 .
KEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR
1851.
T ILE new and iaet running str. CASHIE
"II Lure, Whee DtiduePort- Cantina. and.
SUI:1111.il Parket—leaven Fi ling. lleburah every Wedneeday
nt
3 o'clock, I'. M.. tor M Te. , ltee and liridgervut and every
naturday.nt 3P. 3k. lor Cantina and Sona.h. Returning.
.... huntlah every Monday nt 'clor.k. A. 31- and
nt
Ilrld(rprt and Mhe,ling every Monday Ara Thur,day.
f.
For freight and p•Asn:: ,
inch 7
CIOR. MARIETTA. AND 1100 -
iktoll,.N.4lnT;gt.:',VrrC,ll:,`Zic• • •"
tortnedlate Forts ever! Thursday. at 4 o'clock.P. M.
For
ftel'ht
"".'4" ON'Y".trytizo, SON,
No. 61 Water and MI Front ni.9.
UK LLE.—Tho open . -
. did steamer FORT PITT . w HI ..
wl leave for theaborr and intermediate pinta'
uv thl , d4y. nt In o'clork, A. ',ll.
For freight nr oeoaante. apply on In•ard.
VOR ST. LOUIS.—The splendid
Inew vtramer STATEEMA.N.
o.namander. !core turthe above and intrr
mall.. Tanta on thin day. the 6th twit, at 10 A. 31.
For freight or paarage. apply on board. or to •
Inch 7 0)011 B. MILTk:N111 . 1110011 Att.
EGULAR PACKET FOR
,
WTIEP.LITG d SUNFIli.ll.—The gt.r N.
L i t ii 0. .. Capt. S. E. Crain, grill knee as above
aver, Tue,day at 4 o'clock,. n.
For !might or paw., arnir nn botril. or to
tnrl.6 40110 FLACK. Ant.
111EGULAR WIIEFn - NG AND
I ye, SUNFISH PACKET—The fart running,
'newt., WELLSVILLE, coot. B. Young.~ will
run a regular parka between ritubur.h. Wheeling.
Brid,..tport. and Footle!. leaving Pltuburgh every Monday
afternoon for Steubenville. and Brid,Pot I s m , '
every Th.t,trwiay alternoon Fteubenville, Wheeling,
Bridgeport. Gaptina.and I.unflalt: returtung, leaves Boni,.
Porl i and Sunfi..h every Tormlay afternoon. and Puritinh
ard.i.o.or Forwr.'inigmingg.r
EGU LAR PrrrsuultGli AND
le wut.r.o.r.so rArKrr.The nflonlid
new pact. t 4eamer C IIN AL, Com. ,
ter. iv now performing her regular trl.weekljr trip. , between
tilt. tit, and Wheeling, leaving Pittehurgh at / 0 erlock
ever, Tay arid Friday. and n•turning.
leave. Wheeling every Tueeda,. Thurwlay . a nv
ntl , Saluslay.
In
010 caret. For frcubtorll 111
Et; ULAR WEDS }:SDAY
I 4. pAcKcc, CINCINNATI. Captain John L o
litrodughata. Thl..plert.lid boat ...built 1*
the Z.V=l/ 2.:lll..itlsfralineeZ..7tMeNtld',Zirtafje.
every Wednewl. for Cincinnati, In pia, w Eng
land Win. Y. tot or pnsae. arid, - onboard. nr
tura) MILTEN111:116 EU. Agent.
TRANSPORTATION
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
185 1 .
VI TILE NEW PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ONL 4' 36 HOURS TO PHILADELPHIA.
GOOD ISITENT AND TELEGRAPH
Mail Lines of Splendid New Troy Built
Coaches for Hollidaysburg,
And from themee 243 Nuts by thr
NEW PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
T,o Philinielphia, New York. and Baltimore. ,
Tint IttleCqn 0.1.1 7.6 Rotas. ,
Coachcc will leave Every Morning at El O'clock: I o'clock, Superior Black Writing and Copying Ink.
P. 114 and (I o'clock. P. M. l
• JONE'S EMPIRE I',CK, 85 Nassau street
Eau.. to leave at any time, alw.iys in natters , This Sew Y o rk,
is the mud dint , comfortable, mod eapedittour reale to 1
the Eastern Clue, Palwengers foe Baltimore take the new , OS,, MIMI TO TUC •lINDi.
itailrted at IlarrLiburg dirtet ou the arrival of the Car , at ? i nert , tw.r. do-- ..... II tl,t, 1e , t . Per..d05 , ....5 ...
''' .. , . 3 . Sit . . The only Office for the door Liner under St. !'` oa: " g2lil li Os. " —...:......
Charles Hotel. Niila Wotel etreet. Pittehurgh. On draught, Per gallon... . „.. -.20 cents.
twill; ~. iL. ~,,0 , ,,,r",
~...., ,
~T h. is Is tteutiritiNartifie_tuanufacto-red. It flows freelY
geed li NK—and will not corrode. mould.
RA V i Sti DISPOSED OF 11A LF NY IN- . previpitate nr decay, and pa* all the tinahtfra minor
~,.„.. , efor a coal Wridon . imitable Syr the Quill, andiul•
. TRE,T IN Utiff.A.3l • S /EVE. to my
. .0 air. BlNtilial, the buorins et Patsbiugh will her , . , ull'whl , iidald'd fo r th• l`teel Pen
~,,,,,,,. t. ..
Co ^ .,,,....„,.., ,m,,r th,. ~,,,,, ~., .:. .,, , ,...,..., ., .n ., ...;: .. .n.„ „,
,b, 1 r 1ie fr it r 0 r d „ , ,, _er. ,,, , ,, ...1,i , .. ,, tre . r... ,, r , ....e ur. 1, te r,, f ,, , ,, rtu . :II
t to h, thr , tro n, l , e , e4.
.tiodil 1 . t ' . '''' l ''''' low price, put uo a. ~...e ryili-r, and delivered in an"' ;art
. ;of the city Yves of charge. No charge for cases. Barrel,
Bingharns' TransportatiOn Line. or teat am charged extra at nett co.t.
• • TIIEODOEE LENT.
C - W-i . .. -- " ,--4----=,,--• 185 1. ,---.----- ~.. ! ,- _ , _ - .9 , , ,$ Naves Kt- New fork.
BETWEEN Idurplay's Self-Sealing Advertising Ravel-
PITT Sllli RGII .t TIIE. EASTERN CITIES. • • •
•
Fill E CANAL beim: now open. we ore rea- • IVO. 263 31-ADI C SA e : ! ST , NEW YORK. —
i,. to reeeive aud f ,, rwar.l prunirtly. Pruloce and ,LN 'the subs:nib , . in nolicitinst the patronage of ell who
evehandize. east and vent mav see. thir euivertisemml. feel. gone of that hesitation
Fr e ight, al., e at lowest rates chaeg,i .1., re„te.nsible with which a nes - article is brought before,fliel ' lie. The
Lines. experieun of .an liar establishes their SoPeril.'rite Ir . .
l'eslum and Merebandire will be reedeei wet firwarded . yen.' all ouestimi. rani he ronfdently reign to the te.tino „
net end wed. without SOT charge for forwarding 1r mi- oy of those busioen own wh., have user these enielope,
V., freight, maimission, or storage. and to hit rapidly immesh. gales. art proof uf their carol.
Bills of Ladion finwanhel. and all directions faithfully . Iron.
~,,c d e , .; n i . w . x .. i . u . lcil g ;, ,
co..
c..,
0,, , ,,.. ~
~.,Tb, ye following are a few of the reasons 1 . .. their Pol..
Co'thirl.;tilbl*irl.fli,.'ri.'s;.'-;l..!iirt'‘tt!.''''' ' ha ie v ' e hire the
•!. ie br,.,=, Pl .:: ,a d h . r .2 , l he ,";.'!;‘,,ap
...% '1.7, may
~., . .,i 30. ,.,..,.vii i. .z ! ,..,,,,, , , v;,, ,s . ghtladelphia : beautifully emriz r ld ir if olzred or plain, th us anording per
N.. 1,2 North 11.. e „pi .. 0 t , r:' , .1. Itallimedi-. fe' ',l.l. Tlie 'r Er s i ' Veloy , ...a.u .' ma ho opened without ladng de.
JAME , WNW I t !I. l. o lu Ur.: ..t , 1 etroyed.
melt! N.- lork. 3,1. :+leithr wea nor wafers are repaired to wal thm.
.... ,- - . ith. Cpm tha ?Insomnia, of a letter. the p.alimion.rits
upening of the Pennsylvania USIIIML. , hannmed'ate" return to the sender, Instead of being buried
TILE PEN N S l 1.1" A NI A I:.YN.\ L will be ' n liii i . " 4l ' .l .C .B ' Vp. j i:! ' : ' ;‘ rurnisind at almost the satire
l. oi, the ',oth lert.. and once as plain ones_
lee s:rec7il.„! .. ;. `0",1i117,:'1.::(„1'...;,„.,„..,.,.,. ~..,„,.. ~„, tillt. Lseti letter milled is e meet effective advertisement.
Philadelphia to Pitt. imr,l , at the il.lbw lug in
vti: j sure to ettract the attention of all .enough whom hands it
D"
a t e, ' ,,,, 4 l . „ ' „ l il ' e ' e f t ;1 a ' ,..... . S . i t re e ' E'''''''e
th ; v; lou =s.. ': "Ar7. '. . ' ii..,.. lts lot or reiees for rots. srirrinird eri
iisro..arr.Griweri. , MO.- id' il„.iin. Pam,. the and which will last fm year, no , l a Exartores. of
liu. Stuff, hooks. Stationer, oil limb. ' the usual site, either white Or buff. of guid Palau, root
Wrd mg. Prluting AB di l'a,r, Leath. rued. , as Nave, with man, at
Sr:
er. go .......... . . ~... .... ... ........ ... . . Tle. V , 100 Ps , Pricer or Pies. ~P rics.t of,r,Diecloges mode es
Queens. , are mid Cog., ,'ter. .• •-• ;iO. lawn or lots. ... ..-114.00 ..loon.
Brown Sogne.ln hild• &lel 1.000. ..
Whitings, Aueili. Alum. Crude Braid.m.. ' ati to g.l COO ..aket
~,„. .. ~ .., toil'
ITO hi ~,c) 1111 3 1% ).----- .......
---- 12: - ,; `,',
TIIIC—EIGIIT 1)1,1„. i ' So to Ird 12Jn:sato I.i.isi
It Is hotwd that there opening' rater. whi.li am rum , When it is not convenient to forward amount of order
lower than at any previmu. sea.... alit
..Imlni . , , 'hinge. to per reel or express , a referees to a respectable New Tor',
fanunim this route . e gm•ler est e '' , l-llmi torm"Y• llouse will be sufficient. All orders will meet with prompt
Ili. , it harm for '
' ' rush aCo 's Line. , e ,,,,,,,,,b.,,,,, L . It ~ydr e, ,,,a, WM. all:BJ . 11Y.
Bolan. lir granary 0 Co.. for Polon line . No. 252 Madison eL-ret. New York.
It:volts,. d Dort, ter Bingham 's Line Orden will be attended to promptly. If left at the ctnTer
I,olp A Di:, Pt. f•-• 0 Ft'oot` 1..,,,,, Line. : of Messes. Sibell a 8att. 21.0 Wa ll street, or of M.,r. It
fent, Ire . Jerolimian t Co.. I:+J William CO.
-- • - —Besieges Card, erubCfeced ID colors from rune
riiu MEIiCIIAN TS. M.kNIiFACTIRERS, ._
ni,..;.i glit,ial per thourand. • .felgtid.sai i.
IL 1C —We
b an prenar , l to Main olotrac. to bring out '
from 1k1111.1.1P.A. he. ..,....., hire^ 10t...! ma , fre' , lit i . Professor A. C. Barry's Tricopheretus,
~...‘,lndloictlog tcrGic. arid st Tr ry Inv ..,•. ~.nest
11. MEDICATED CONIPOUND, infallilile
r.,..hip,c out!, 5t,,, . Apply h.
f. b'JI 1.. l' A MeA NULTY a tit, Ccuel 11.... in, 1 1. ) for renew:ea. Invigorating. and heautifyinnthettedr.
removing the scurf. dandruf.and all affection. of the scalp.
s and c oring eruptions on the skin. distasce of the gird ,
F.L------ is 5 1 ~..,_.,.5.., muscles Ind Imegument. and relieving shwa+ cuts. brut
._„_. •_„. ..._._erelky ( rewstl,... - . ~„.„..,jos.ac. leith this preparation l'lletv . is uo sort
Pittsburgh Transportation Line. ' -ord.if.m." The fintjeartmis in America, medical met
of the highest eminence. prominent rinse. of all prof.
.I.kIIES O'CoNNoit A 1 - 0.. Canal Basin. Pitt „ tutrah. .0(,),"1. 14115d:el who have used it for yearn in their arcs.
SiTEIL. a ASIVA 0 1. , .. Depot. Broad and Chcrry not tae cow moms and nurreriae, admit it with one Scot''' , that tot
and No. 3 South Fourth street between Myatt aud Plod. i ra ,„.„,,ing vigor, glues, lusuriance, IMO curl to the hair
out strets, Philadelphia. , erullestlug wart and dandruff: heeling woumis e curios,
tr CONNORS t Cal- Yo North ~ met. Baltimore. I
''" :: th tl? thi l ' atl ' a tt t:i tl etha ti. " al_ ei li t h ' its di n . teil . t. !
1,1 A . N: n i ,. .N ., (.2 ..
. 1 - , t i l i llZ
pr.. canei , l , g n, ti:l ,n,
h ii . iir ,,, nr e aul ,,, ..,,,, T , I. name F
rte
teen:iodinate of compounds mom - tired in the put,
ltnnsilvanla llama!, to carry Inlaid 0 , and (rem Pat. 1 il .:',..Rg:,,;` T r "g. Vy'rkf.,lr Drogue . l‘trflh:illit....,•••l'l'
Weal,. haltitoore, Philadelphia Mew Yore. Boston. Pin- I -,,,..„,,,,
'T ;ales of ' the a rti cle, b ar s the intr. ITki
innsti. Louindle. Ft. Louts and eiPtbe Fart emit hest at I ~,,,,,d, ;Ca, 2:s ante r a g hew, w hich I.`yr.,:yo ~,,' ', e.,,,
lower rater and with more dupeteh and cam than any eth. , ,„,.,,,,,,,.,,,„ ~,,,, ~,, ~.r i , , ; L ., ~,,,,. ~,r , ,,..., 1,,,,.
^r 'ln' All ll .l••t• "h'l l i' ^ ' '' ,..ur Mt ' . •r ` l fully cus. `'` .4 ; 'ee ha ir mow in toe. The rciimtille (testi.. on mohair
by insurance. without any rlierire to 00 net , • 14. .. T6°. , ftwid the akin embracing the valuable directions fur the mgg
not really alfoniod by ane other Line. V, tore and ;innervation of natures choicest ornament. tu
All Kottuutor." . " ,. .., ,,,,.....4 t o ..r''''' .:' .....` in which each bottle is enclrwed, Is alone 1.01111 the moray
flail a Co .. ci,jegath L. V. ci,b, Louisville. and Lowe I The ntlinity between the membranea which constitute the
Osborne, Pt Louts will intet with Cr 0.1.., ettcutic , ll. skin and the hair, wallet draws Its Sustenance from the
bel - N• ii. der doe b. , ' o monhectlio ....el' with th e ILe g& en‘ehipe. is 17 chew. All
t h e a the hair ri
"liiimielldne end Pithibwrwh Til•n^rnt•tion Woe . .f 40. I gine. in the elope.
serf
the tr.a. If the pOrat of th e r;dl, -
l'o , l. ) odo clogged, or if the Wad and outer Benda do not dm,
I 1 1:11. th m -s e l lItt?_re th .:.flltrog e lil l e 7 crthe . fitre kh s, ' ll e i . c b t r . ..a. the ul th",
scurf. dandruff. shedding of the, hair. fp. ' Term.. orylaelLo t .
and harahnese of the ligarneute, and cognates/doe...the
mow min tie. Stimulate the akin to healthful action wit.
the Tricopherona and tlx torpid 'ease recovering their
activity, will minihitabs the &Pease. b rallatiectintas of the
OM. aml of the sulaitrata of muscles and integtmortathe
th r rm .' 2:lL h lll e irr t , and',h th '.. =.', .I,, i . ti lbre 7 .l.'• ' A e ' ro k T,;
has its specific action, and in all adections. and Injury of
thew. organs, it to a strrevelgn remedy.
Sold in large bottles, price vcent, at the mincipel cf.
tire. gli Broadway. New York, and by the prineiral Memb .
to Lull druggists throughout the Lnitnl Elates and Can,
..
~_
. __ .
rlit 1851
merchints' Transportation Line,
rEsssil.rANTA CANALS AND RAILROADS.)
FOR PIIILIDE I'MA D
LIRECy—WI7II-
ALT
C. A. NIeANULTY Y Ca. Canal Ruin. OS re). rtrnet,
fhttaGur •h.
CeuLral 11hrk. Drand :lreot. Phila.
&AWN.
\ld ar, {grunted In treolve a lar, amount merellandlet
and produve In ehip on the nuoning of the mnaln b Pbtla
delphl, and all tolormedinte (horn at borer rates and iu
len time than in any
tir N. IL Ihr Intrrae.ol numb., of Trutt, providtd by
th.. [ Canal Coen trtiradollot% for .1., lug our bent. on the
State Rallnavla. nfll urtvent any ponsley of
. tint at
Johunkoen. llolidnyabarg oreolumbia. tho. aeaton.
(' )loAN CITY d. CO.
tobV, Canal Bonin.
185 1 P..,•=11
To Canal Boat Owners and Transporters.
W E wish to euntractfor the transportation
V of 10,000 Hs of Mereheadise, kr.. her duo, t4x
in the week) fucks way,betwetti Johnstown and littleburiiii
during the I,ooi. eednon.
Time fromJohne.ern t 0 Pittsburgh 24 hours.
from Pittebntlii . John - loon- • ......
DARER . . . 1 / 4 FORSYTH,
febt2Aisr for ADAMS S CO.
•
g0....;,...—_—_,4:...... 1851
...„.,,....„ ,
To Shippers of Merchandise, Produce, &c.. I '
tn AND moat rirrerarma, rtitt..,itauntort amp 5. T 0...
RELIANCE PITT:. 111.7 It 6 II T RA SS l'Olt-
TAT lON LINE.
ATKINS & CO., Proprietors. No. 17 31arl:el, .2 GI
Oruroesti, strrvt, Phihulelphia.
~1 , 1 , E . 1 ..n L , k , ,1 .10n 0 , E TTu .
~,
, A ,, 5,•t• i n i t ,,,. ..., C rr, n r r lt ,l as . l i n ~
.. ,... P I t te o tpu
, r5• ,,., b .. 4
.101•:. TAYLOIt k :. , N..lgrnte,ltalt.lumn.
Wo-nro
pan
on the °tuig ~ r th,. Prnt.syl , rnia
Cansl, 1.. , mrdtFrulght . 1 up 1t... rat. , an.l gi , e 1
.bippern ns much dexpahrh And care o, au, 0th..c..t,.;';._
_-- . ".._,
.., 0 ,.. srrs..t.r,
Iicr.A.DEN & COVORE,
tr-..m....0,,, toJohn 31eFIALI.,n A 1.. I 1
Canal Bazin, rietil Streit. 1
—__
Ten is Rail Road Co.---Central Rail Road.
FritE subseribers having, been appoitiveil
~ ,„, „,,„,. C,,,. ihr P.1...yt.500. or l.lntral hail
et-, , i ' f..:.. - 'il, ' nu'llc that 1 , 1. a.n. 0.,.. rand to ra.-
ce.'—iv...4;t2"-.—tr-el:a. Et" ,i - I ' le or 1.1.ur0 fr,r st,pment cast en Ult.
"q".,::,..11, ';la'ill.if•-"l'.:;,liC %TM I.c earl ird tl.rcalgil Sri fm, dap.
.n ..r charge h.r m ivan. ,. ..
---
COTT AlTerr, r1112.,..ruta AND Pirt•Lr.Al3ll.
O. Jr In . ,
r , OniAs. 1trt5.:11..., 1hu. , ... ,ustrmr,. Cully,. t,oaft.,
ODuarl . Frt... 1...att“.r,.. I uruiturv. Dru.,,... 31.-dirls. ,,, a,
~,,11,,,.W,...1. S.-..sc . - p. Iv , Its.
tss rr gurevois am. ',,,....rt,5, Path.. DiP :tuft, 011,..
1ir,13..r.C1..,..r FJa.s.itul.t.h) laud i,tlrr Ora,s ,c.ed., , ,
1 iir -L . ' . ' • i•L , ell ha,
Bseun. Beef. Pork , Du., Lard, Lard 00, Toberm Lost.
I g!.."'it'sZ,l7".:T:L.. H.,—.GrL A t .
?It Iti
. A o ur' ;:}e? ,
juo.,. .: , ItVIDEN & C0N01.41.
Steam Power for
Sellers' Cough Syrup in Illinom
JUDGE PlEllet„ of Middlepert. Irognoi.t.
WI tit), .rl. ander data of dinnar; v l7 ih. l . r tt i n
be hip been tr :third more or 1 wit h ugh Jr. ee ..
GEORGE . E. A.RITOLD & CO, . ' 17e, to be not , and renulml
oars, which nod rod reannrel
BANKERS. „,,,,„, t „,,r„r o ,. er . m. nalta. D . uallag th : matata ,
. _lo._
.. he lant bctr,;ibuht,:diwihiwttevcez,,,,,nzretaik,eumiuobrdt,,
u..,ldnd,
DEA DEftS IN EICIIANGE, COIN, JUNE NOTES; tC. ; ISlallslrtousfi Er-vda . :, , LM.L S Vi r ..T br="tg
No 74 1 , errfhdt., act to Bunk n,f IWsbury;ll. .1 nf eI.DVaNe. nyrornf reat lax in Ldaandir.and
Notes and Draft, collected ma all ports of
the. U,. , Dtanil o ,4. frs ,. otd o , took. afteen,lnd‘lee 1511 Lim..
tn!el.nlhottcht d_2l32.ltnmirdlon. fa1•7,11,T 1 = . ; v 4, 01: . d.. , ,, ,, ag gir, d = r e t.
1 7: f.. .4 1 ..b1i.a..t
I HARRISOZ , ;, SEWELL, Attorney atlas, 1 1 1 .11,„`,„1 w oe wt.! br mt. NELLER.S.
67 Wed at.
adl Ohio elan , CalloarMorwr for taking De pi o ns. AO , ' ~.,., „ dnw eata p l urally in tlattednesptea *haw
no=nU Of Wed , , to ollin- 7 -ioartn stmt., above
WD" ''' lW
, ~
11101 - AS WHITE, BONNET 3IANU
FAcrertuR, u South 5..n.u.! Stro..,•
tuut, ..art 4k.) Philadelphia. .
14.
ve Ali AIX Y, IV 00 1/11 . AII I) S: Co:, W hol
xi, &tic can. No. Martet Philidelybin .1.4 j
:.1. Itre.No . ll- 11.11. n.
D. C. Y . C.130107.
EALD, BUCK.NOR S 3 C0.. TuLace°
tk.nualspion Merchants, No. il:Nt,rll %Tater 'tree;
..o. 10 North Wintry.. ?tabulalphls. aunl
1 1 \1[ERCER kt A.NTELO, o . ineral Cnmrnia ,
m ad Stereturrits, l'haerlolphit Liberal na varlet,.
rum e;.r. ecalsignmerttr of Proluor rvntrally. liar ,
dua
oom, W. PCLN1,LiTt0........J.T. C. 1.111511.4.. N.
W. POINDEX: ..
TER E CO., General
• Commtmlort antl Forlrantlntr Mere.baartrand Flour
No. ..."713 Multrt greet. Plabuielphis. ,rr2.5
To Southern and Western Merchants.
4008 ELL'S PREMIU3I PERFUMERY.
, yahlt attentien
koe..%'.'wt7erase'tork
ven Silver and ti;ii Gelae h n n ilefals
within We hot six t oax. been awarded by thelnatitutes of
New York. Beton: nod Philadelphia the latter being the
only Golden Medals ever awarded for perfurnetT either In
Europe or In this country.
Roma-Les duarnito Claw. (Almond. lbw,
and Ambrosial.) siniversally rnknowledard to be mlwrioe
4.
any Rating th . eilla to this eountiTur Europe.
011.01.11.4". Suarixo—lteautifully patent. and
tv wooing liigghly Sapooaneotts and emollient proyarnier.
Sporoaceous Compound: Ambrosial sß,ring Talon Shinn.
ry ShlThllt :Tea.
St . Tta , SOarS--Almond, Rote. Afilletenrs. Bois
quet. Pistachio, M.P.,__Patchonaly, Omnibus. Floating.
T sparent. Olive Oil, Windsor, and Circassian.
Ernoers
of
TOO ILCIVSVICIIILTS.-41000. J6K01171. 800
Tot de Carolina Geranenui. Jenny hind,
Al
el Cie, Clematite,Citronollaltood, and many
other vaned... in ail sikty •
Tomo
no —Tiorlda leaor, o f do Toilette., Ortingi•
newer Water. and crest
variety of Coteau,. and Laven
der Wters.
Pate asnows too rur. It
ale,
Oil, Sandell:,
In
Castrate, Cain pound Oa Mar
row, Ilan 80 , ld and In powder, and Philocome,ltleb
nine and Jenny Lind Pomades.
Oterronie
eft Ellxlr, nose Tooth
Pasta. Charcoal Dentrifioe,Odonatie,Toothllate , rnelTiath
Powder.
Cassmes—V e getable Ca merle Cream, Arnaud!. Po
'harped hands. Cold Cream of Row. Ceram de Perse, Lip
Salve. Raspberry Cream: an
Delllatorn Pi•sulbew. for removing etiperStiour haln.Prarl
Powder, Vinalgra !le Sono% Aromatic. Vinegar, Ntivorta
lialr lkuotosition. Preston Salta besides a grea e
variety of
• other articles, tirn numerous tx. be named In this advert. -
-
ment.
The eulderiber hopes to maintain the reputation which
this evisiblishment has ed. be diwitrina of nothing
lint lira rate article, and will-be happv to tarnish thou,
who may wish to pairniiire him either srlolesale or retell
reasonable terms eui any eistablisbment in the United
Saks. • ZANIER SATIN,
FileCeMOr to and former Director of the Latorabn7 el.
EUGENE ROUSELIe
,tea
. .
114 Chesnut l
Mr. Basin'. Perftuaery la far sale 'ay all the sairielpa
Drogle. le thaeoantrr.
• • • •
NEW YORK
A. & G. A. LENOX,
DRAPERS &TAILORS, No. 303 Broad
corner of Duane street. above the Irving Home.
York, reopectfully Invite the attention of friend. 111:41
the public to their seem-intent of new SPRING GOODS. cc
the neWrgt pattern, which the,. aro prepared to .I:make up
In the beet manner and mat fuhionable style. at their
malerate Penh Cloth, Casshoems end rust
Ings. of Won importations li g ht , silks for I , L ate r.: ,
do. do. letwrtu
em of
ploye.i t in thl i r=l,lMametti.- :
WAISTCOATS.to t COATS. doe to rut PANTS, and one to em
Each department Is complete in F. -,
ARMY and NAVY UNIFORMS made to order, with seen.
racy.mul deoputel, and In the Irma' narrated jammer.-
Strangers who eleltthie metropolis, trill raid at this eetat ,
Ilshroent retry thing to their taste, soda most perfect M
is r471N1 . 1131 W r AISTCOATS.-erlaren elegant waisterute
thwaad'th'e, I Ife't t i7a b it 's l
e.fo
their tate Fair.
- -
Shawl and Mantas. Warehouse.
s. MILIS, No. 13 CORTLANDT ST..
V 4 a • (Er Stairs.,
and NEW TORE. le now 42Pe_ A
ninif ono r"
t largest rhea . awo rttnents of SPRING Nr.
,I.MMER SHAW LS ever before reorient. Al. LACL
itueu:i and altkinds of SILK MANTILIi.S. manufseto
red (mm the latest Faris fashions. receirod by the steamer ,
t a k' s -1, 4 4. 7f7l.lMtiis AND UM
RRELLAS; entmiellng of fringed and plain edged not?ou
Gam "temtre4lTurkAirO?erttnii'll be nßensl at eateeme
low price, W ewem.cially incite our Westert, friends to es.
Art:
Mantillas. put np in eons for tran,;.;rtation. febllMl
:•ow c Cdp•vs : A I
C. B. HATCH & CO.,
NO 97 WILLIAM STREET, NEW TORE,
n b o7 ,,, ils e to ,. l;e b , e a m n ,.. l
. a z r u e ccms .. tantly r, m- ,
of
Gentlemen', FURNISHING GOODS ever before offered.
eruhracinn the latest and riche. etyle, of Cra”ts.hirre,
110VIT, 11 , 01,1, Strne.telera, Crider Carmen.. Lnudon
Tie, Stocks, Oiled `ilia. Dre-Any Gowns. Handkerchiefs.
Shoulder Firm, Linen Collars, with • variety of other ar
tkle, peculiar to their Hue of bwinna. AD of which vili
le. told aLthe - Very loweet prime. Our Went.= Mende are
invited to examine our rh.eir. fe1:0.413m.
Very Valuable City Property for Sale.
FKIIE undersigned Administrators of the
. M
.t.to of anse Falruuta,_deeetuted, offer for male the
rut re mat estate the Pahl Thomas Falrman. ronsiguna
of
or
ht
feet lot fronting on Liberty greet, nitalit.
UN feet 5 Inch. to a ten feet alter.
Alma the tavern stand known ws the 31 R anstott
It ern
nd on n
orr'
IrlYer'ra nn
Tr9Cres!trrt7ntaill:raPk`'AM,o
the grout.. son atable connected, fronting o ars atle
Plum all,
33 het 4 inches.
AL, three luta fronting on Cherry all•y. each eightret•
feet front, end running bark Mat, feel Paralle ,
.1 at "..
Lusr ..n of which -7= r`ri,7..111,4 —„
ant {cation to the Nu o
t
of 31ercb, 0111 be olivreal at suction. , I a., .at • T.,-
the Itssteat bidden , . Arid,. to
R. FAIRMAN or
IL 1 , . ;
at.
libloVAL.—EsnLisn & BENsErr, Wholt,
/tale iirivers and Dr a i ! l ra in erod,,n, have i•etn aced
aa • or. I t iivzit i,. r. . - nrets., .t. _en Nitii:l r Atitit
S i ticint...S" FLEECY SILK GLOVES, and
oud.,, ,i . kxl m s t
‘ f f lS inter Ulure,-an aarortment to le.
aftiREHY 6 BURCHFIELD.
fel.3
k - ..iDIES' WINTER HOSIERY. of rnriouf7
kind, including • new article! of Wool and Silk, to,
at the river of
felei MURPHY d. BURCHFIELD.
ERIN° s COTTON UNDERSHIRTS:
muxras k.-cp m omorlateut of the
00. e gon Alpo, and Oar. Merino do., fund )knot.
.arul Wonl Prowrre._
PEACUES--i, small lot reecTs•eti
for .1. , r • Jwit wm. A. MC,LCRG LtJ
SIIEETris:GS' —Housekeepers, and
thort. prepuln for Imumampintb
_tau] at Nor,
lturrb
ae ' am y lads able. 'bit of
and leachmt,
' knot -a Muslin, linen tablecloth, table dlapar, um "
ling drapers and cub. and bottarkmplng agoods
fahn
TAIL CANDLES-30 his Cineinuati ma
annum,. laid and for sale to
f anWALLINGFORD & efL
'CARLET CURTAIN CHINTZ, of differ
ent widths. and at !plena paigoec , ex d_at_th . ! .. o . tper.. t
, or
eb3 !,1t1:1.111
•
ROWS FLANNELS, a Domestic : illicit
eta NVISte, Barrra; Omen, And ` 1 • "• Ulu,.
et3u'd th
s'"' of
MURPHY a IiUKCIIFIELP
BON - N.:BRO. s CO,
111:1VE It.E3IOVED tram No. 2..` , South
Chart. etreet...to tI4 new wnrelmont. en the NOILTU
zn CORNER OF lAILL!... AX!! WII !URI/ hiREETS
where this ilatcpa or...incting the 11 LIOLESALET‘IIIaCCO
BrSIN.ESS in nli iUrari ties. Ca‘ utrneta with
rni of the poet pr,ininent innnonwinren: in tbs. ante
ye ulrcinin„fiCr n ri.trular • ,:polx Ut %kw ehoice brnnan eta:
m r d , e .nd ?; , ptineer , i A a aa,t n'r.
cii,a,,,mktvrated eunctuAL P
Robinwrea peack entore.l loopotodi and
Ihnne,rtx :±Et;. , l Girl • ri , .40rj.1 , thk0: , „3 .. 1 0 0 , 1:111T08Ag.
S?entdeserlytt. , ar Erlods- hint. .10 or
4 erltVlK E E ' 'S ' i r •t r.. \ T ‘ t. s th . .lt,tM= or
th nrideh,.;4lll. • . el on am . turnolating tem*.
N. IL We am in.! i 1.13.1,eu of int DIPORTP
[ PRINCIPE 1,,k .50 Enrirw brand.. Ext..
[ tehl,:l lin 11055. R 80.2 CO.
AULT'S ENGLISH GARDEN SEEDS, &c.
•
THe undennignoi 11,1rtieulturists and See4l-
n,,, from L, telma. havin, , tatikted ththaaelres in
timer,. 31d- tak• hiwrir itlklllo . the geutlerno u
of l'ittpiwareh dna ateriuty, that they wotthl delight to•nt.
Or ann. alt Atli, kat ay:tar:ie.: of the kitcYan frardena.
Ful the eargotta kiwi. of Cabbau.e...eauliflower, Broeoll.
1rgt0 ,, .. Lathan. Spln`wah. A full wort.
anent i- tagwd ter ua by int friends neat laera.ten. It la •
fart toll known.to real, carden..r ef experience, that brat
raw Enelleh tiard,u :.;.via predate in quantity and emu.
inrognpara , dy betWr crrni 11,1 ran In oleathod frontthe
wwd- r.lisad in thlieliniate: nix remark la Teri:lnn
jarl, apnlwahla ab o ut
the kirAio atoad elan, atal the prim ci
out'a Vw about the range an tbattaid hert, for the meet
conamann (nee:. cr 11311,11 tO NM the difronenre
ty, quality, wahnut espen,e'to titectwlrea. we bare enelaw
rd ramoplra e t the principal kind,. which the ntlitan, of the
ilazette willistnwnt to such of thwir frietele (practical 6.1-
mare) th, non eau and till %tie and
maturity h LI. n lino inf , natung lie of tureewewita
Order, far oar Md.. idol w 111 at anthem , re
crier eo n
r ye-wont and twwt altwialion. We will rend by
Adam , Exp-a, for enien-d.l furtibb thena by
‘ b. "000' pouu.l or cwt, or pu t Stll ' to ar
Gilson and Water greet,
fent:. Baltimore. MO.
ST. LOUIS.
AVID C. TUTTLE, Attorney at Law,
guml C.mmi+4l,..nrr P,Tenusylr.L2; Pt Lcnals. )le.
pum,nipLiopy pm:aptly p.u•Aured. oer.Mly
OIIN 11. RANKIN, Attorney and Conn
nseor at anti C0,..1121i1V.011, lor the State o
cartsylvania.. , t.. Lnuis. l'itUbo.n(h.)
• Atefereorm—lll , bur - 4k Ma. W. Forward. /Welt.. a
Weanillem A IleChus., Jolla D.Terke. Emelt. it
Semple. McConl 0 Co. awatty
BOSTON.
ArRurCAR HOUSE,
_ -11 AN OT ER STREET, ROSTON.
TFIE undersigneil hating entire)y re- g 2
bo lit add enlarged the above mtewdre eatalash. =pa
t, containing in ell alio,. thow. howirld nod fifty...
mum, would containing
Ow notice that it it now Truly
let the reception and r;eumintioilatiou of the tramslitti,
Amonity.
n eatended notice of the uneurnorwAl couvenieneoe of thb
ihime Ledeemed mipertuoua. tllltilt.l9ll/ immure
memo which hare hewn mule cannot to ProPerir Clern
an iidtertieement. SuElo, to Far. no erpemo boa brew
,parml mph, any mortnent irirtect
The f unlit ore am nadir expo,: I y to order, imperilled. Of
wt. mod certain id os it, e...perially the I/rewinz
room.. lw found U, of.the moot twautifnl manuCaei
tore. The Dinina 1,11, arri
the
and the !more for
nowle will be m erranoed to 'nit the ermrettlence of the
early awl late.
. Enry department will to ci-.ls.lurted lu no uliwarePtletow
do manner awl the ,proprietor himself that the
Ameriran llnumeholrledrul, the Traeeltree 110100.
LEWIS MCP—
yr, ,/ Lunds..Affictiorur rd
at Pair. or 11laln , ..nolf
thr P,,ra:l (.0 Inngs. end' rtl., n o fficliantyar fie
Pr..testmary .
117 ,..n t0 b n o li t V ga
wit nd
es to make no ow f the
,rtiorrl, to the vial., of this medj.
eine, .nt to boll no hope to .suaerirm humanity. whiat
foots will not warrant.
The Moss of Iceland. and the Pine and OMIT. ara
Justly celebrated for the cure of a3l divas. of.the I.4.tngs
and Lim, which tire ro f,arfully prevalent in all:farther.
latitudes. From n couNnailron of chendcal ern-acts, pro
cur-d from . this MlO,. .00l Chow. Tr,e, Pc. Wersee 001-
I,r WILD CULALT 01 , 1.10
;;ipsWiraro 1101.ani of Will Cherry 1, a Ono ninlam.
,16:071. CMIAP , ..OI of 0011.1 Cherry Dark and tliv,s,
Genuine Ire!and Mu...flit , latter imported expressly for Ibis
purpose.) the rare onslieal 00100, of which are also cam ,
sisal Lyn new eiwooral 00.0 with the extract of Tor—
thus rendering the bok ,, ,rn T.nn cd the 01001 cartalie and
efficacious remedy 0101 diseorenll f.r the
l'% I'll l _' 1.13.1'111.
ITEREDIT,PIT Cured by n - Litog's Dol
man et Wild Cherry.—Ti. Plinvian rwe Jen - m . olh Ts.
artng, of Conwenaption..Cve .1 Li. brotitrs nod Platen haw
Ting died of COU,IIIIO/..)
Pt.r..ut , t 1:1100, Ilamiiton co..
J. It. Parr.—ltear Sire I 111, the liberty . of [ldris' Ind yon
of the ben. , .l I bare den 1,1 from 4,1, u-e of Dr. Wntar'a
8a1... of 00,1.1 Cherry. prtntrnind by that tersildn
,um,tion t nay (NFL The attack wa,
borzityinss to we. for e,e of one bully, (any brothers and
'arty
had .1,1 of Cdopoimlnlon. I tr. anliotwi. with
warty all the worst l‘a.000:1 of alio Imd a diativem
inn couch. aral unpsetlorat..l n great deal j..f Incas
fever. R•Tel, palrs in th , tide and clinstr , told chills. altar
imeing with 110 , 1 w, 01 io
1 wan gamier the 01, , ptr^s,W.iwa.`frennth ,
time I was tnken .001. until about a ccko rant, being
then sleet 1001010.01. man any friends ,enr.siderrd MY on , .
hopeles , . , or at least IltPli'lref Ai lll
the eive of Wisner', flair.; of Wild Cherry. • Wltlinut cos
knowledge, my father prteorel it, aMleorcannucel
.terms it to me. an 4 tom I.lw Crst day 1 comment : A tot:
ing it my health izmost-t..miti in two wools fromtar '
timo 1 cinusuenord unng it. L has albs tot, out. and user
we my binduer, and ]rotor. Win ttil I c,ntiune to do, 1
hare taken four 101 110,'.1 the 0.010011 and now crauider
myself pert.-110 01011. J 1211.31 1.0 Id 106111130.
R
;'4444 4 4 4 4
Cana - % Pon,. Late CA, La.. Jose 15, 'PI. '
Jona - 01.1'1,0—Gear .01r1 wax attacked
withw fever of ipphoid rhora..ter. wlnch hli:taa int vary
debilitutwl elan. when. In tn. tnilmvinj ulutcr, I rim to
ken with a c•IJ. winch mlilewl au , to sticraue ex
tent al to ;e c ri me the appcioanwer 0 eoutlrmed'emisomie
tire. I labored under 0..^1.10 mesh--w<peeturiited - ri great
and Ins tionbled wish 10:11 10. wt and night mesa. I
aL tmottontlf mill blond num:My Pa mamma. ,
in this state, 00010011,0 tinting under ilia disease...until
Jatioary. 14T. when 1 wa. antis kith rarer. 110 ;
fri.nds dmpaired of My life. rnd mj physiclan, thought 1
could rurwire but a .hart time. II) entrwmithw.
ly nay fent, wcm con , tantly cod, all.l'altint 10.1 their foel•
tag. Under these eircomstamwsl,T4Y l Y bl, truly mid 1 volt.
. a hying .:eleven. I faulty anternr.nri to gall taking 2Z,
tagnew pm ' .
-['focal by parne:an , , mid try Dr. Wlstaea Ital.
mat of Wild Cherry. and from thn 11,. most that I ono.
menaced taklns it. I can date 4.4ololitai n - m , err. 1 Mutt. -
not its ow es mouth,. at tle ..nd of which timer WV 001-
r td , and .JOYtd FO , AI Itn.',ol, sloe, Ilitgl .. ChttrfUlli
,t
-rod thn 11,1,0 m to nd the, aillictel with db....15e...1
Enzne ,-
100.. r and wont 1.1 wommeneing its WC. 1101
to he dltoo.oxool if two cr . aline 011100 tin not eCari.
cum. loot perwrere. a, 1 Liam done. na...1 I lilac ro dnubS-1,
'•
but moo 00,0' mat of ....11 blesewd with renewed
al
,
health ra 1 I.llre nr
0.../Y
v nt foam.
JACESII::
FISTINS7I M.. .5:21-1.. .4 , at :111 11:505
Fro. Dr. 4ater, Springf.rl.:. Wt.thlubttra Conntr. En
m,fllll a. 111- Hay 14
Mrttra. &inf.-oil tr. I•arne-1. D•to Data opportunity of is i
furcut.4 youlof s loon. retaar'satle our, per.fornad
mehy the uje of Dr. tr,....ra of Wan Chem.
in the yeak 1640, I v... tab.. ..r.nantstiottof
the
tr• - rte,.thl.ili 11,4a:it:a ou., I:Cut, whoa I gnu!:
us-11y tecovera lu 01, fa.! .1 It i I .r,; vitt ,
se r•re coLl. whien seste..l ray
tune. aril ~r r
rt ems of threw rears I sras confor‘l to my tat I trkil ult
thuds of mee,llaut, and et , t 1 , ntit , r
en. and thr.lt I sruanr.l ....uter of LW,
.thou I hod o f It, 11 . ,14 N
frleats perthu.lc.l roe is n a trial. though I had nitro
up all hope i of yew, , .,_:. oni bad prrpartd rnytotf for th e
ehanne of onuthey nett , . Thn.urt. tn.tr soileitanous luto
lunucol Inalla ues ct the ,noine IVittor's Manua
Rill Cherry. The rant tou r truly =Vanishing. Alt..r
three years' of tuDienou at.l nuflerlar, soil aft
haring.
rpent four en 4‘e t0•At.,.1 ou pUrpul, and the
b es t sa j raja had proved unatail.
I was ,non reeterri t , ..otzr!. hoalth DV fn. blessing,f
Clod and thj ute of Dr. D ,the n Ilrn,aln or Wad Cberry.
)j e y . the tl.taiug r..st utoo 'the proptictont of So
valuable a nantelo,nt‘D o!.
Cherry. •
rlnctfunr.
, Du. H. 81th..
bt .4 by J; Dar., ,kwou•Jur Tark.)Postrh
u ojWO ..trJet.... Cil.uouJ.,:ihtu. Ou-Lrral Agrot fur the
',until nod West- tow b..: a;: .I,ltru mn&t. to sold.rourd.
J. 141..1 Si Cu.. D. A 1..,butr.L.4. d. cc., J. A. Julia, 1..
Waco. jr4 Dat•burt . .h: L., A. Dzub.hara.Allugboly City . ;
L. T. • Ittu4cll. W.Dlogtou. L. H. Dook.. Volontown,
U.
tvelty. Grebnsbural b. li . uo...U.Stoacraer, Stott DUMSre.
Dudrunl: Flied U HuntinJdc. , . 071,11olltdinsb.rg - , -
IfilJeLtanq 1 lothanu; ...I liittanolog;
Evans is go. Druoics A. ‘1" - .1.., & Wayveabor,
la.ll - alod+ d Cu. N. CJllundrr, Duster K Cu.
brw. GraDiso o ForLer, 31,v0r; Jaes .t.CO. Dot. '
Icr. E. Scold, Deavur, J. IA Warn:. E.jp
S. Joors. Good en.rorb DrosratsDle.
febls:o7 - (lna ;
Cbsing out he Entire Stock."= 4 .. •
GRENT BAIIGALS:•• 1
.—A further:Ma' lite.:
tion In priers. The rnt,serthtr vithm ir dca;' ova
il,a'tailancet of hia Rrri of Ft.rf :?...aple b t
,the of April neat. • uO/4
bt hts.old cuntarocr.• ma ti.r yul.hr. who art , In rent of
P.A. at fifty ter ferlt. IeIVV I,fll:er /near
perann •telcing rconaoeucv bkniurc... Ntallotarcet,
would to, g.. 11 opportunicy, ho viii dc-Vona of tha
*nee of the creak on ILI. t , tn. , • w , th •
ivhlch he hot te.n.lol-,1 far over II ..rn/m. not has lI area
)lent fernilr trot..
inuLo' Nev. Vorkytt.r... Pitteburac
SEEDS --4 0 1,1)1, Clov,r
. 001 n I.e
fchlo 1111
BLANKETS' fbiußrilY
II bo nUKCITEI):!.Io Lace on hand n goc.l..rtCrAtttof
Dot ali the ,c..re.,0a:.14. Lich
• fr.
pair of extra we a ail n u
ILLY SUM crtrril
at redurea re,e, Ich3
1 -1- tttired ' a
largo
* °LI) V- KM :t itbd.turt,
of ,Ivaat a.
Dazornsis , .. ly
TAPER.Su—iitloz.. :or-sale by
4 pr!:
W.& PA.PE It—From t; 1-1 cents
WIZAPNNG AND PIUNTING . PAPk.
Lt, t•r t 7.
Flsll—rs4 bbl, 10r hiae fiy
DICKEY
feDll Fran Es
_
CA3I.PHOR-3 btki for
47.1.truk
MVP 13.1.1.11Etaa— . 2. bbls for ?alp by
feblo SELLETIS.
i:OI'PEILSS-10 b 1,6 for hale by
_ It. tEEI.LEItE.
71.1 L CORKS—CO - al gzoe:l , )i nalo by
T rom • • mall*
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