The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, February 07, 1852, Image 2

RITTST JR.GH GAZErrE
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PITTBBIIBQII
SATURDAy AIO3SING, FEB. 7,1852
itirpWlNG-LATTER, RE Fp ii-VD
Ok : BAC11-FAVAE 'OF rills PATER!
SY,e gOpy. tut !srtiCle to-day: from the. Wishing
, • ton.RepnB4e, entitled.. "Kostintb and his Pitts ,
burglkirleas:” , .That r hue descended so
Mr; inits tlpPosittentce Kossuth and his friend's,
1 4'0 Cagy aertain Maiden of the Ciironiele 'of
• titiY:clty; itinkto comment Upon them ,itta:mait
net:totter gross injustice to- the committee of
gentlemen who had charge of the arrangements
hike; -Thllatheseslintlekwere confined, te'tbc.
CiirOdek , deeined thou unworthy of ne'lleo, ;
.V,4ls'.*:ilie gentler:o;ok co'inernod needyel no defence
PlCAAXlst,this attacks of that scurry sheet, in this
4K cominnntt7 Pao Rtpublic: however, has some -
'4-":-;.-,,,if.iiirittrit,itin;fortudg.1 on an imidicatfor",iliat it fe
..•11114ecredlecti-I...rgnn of the aditilitistreiton; It
sz,pe,priper. to notice the ; a‘ternents it has
sanctitmedland paraded in Its columns.
,TittiertleJe referred to deals only :in inyendos.
except Jui'tmo s , matters of expenditure., that of
th;! l eleighs; ab a the'bill at Bfairevilleo.
Wrelati Ort to the sleighs, It ie only neoessery
to , . Wry,. 'that thefirere •• vent to Blairsville,
fortY4twe retie's' freed this city; ebedience to
repeatici.aint peremptory teleginidde despatch
es,,,fient.the ; Legislative committee, w:domi'auy;
lag teneuth, and decidedly against the viewei and
erbdteat.if the Pittsburgh Committee. ''. , Theiteere
actentParde;d . by three . .. Young gentlSmen i , who
Toltniteered forhhe °wanton; although the thee
.
moti , elgr Was ranging below xerc..l., The eleigbe
sent.serree not : sufficient to aceomulodate the
whialti piny and their] baggage, andtwk others
hired: Theecleleighs'eari' t gone three .
dayti,4oor2. testonth wros a day tenger than
woo ArAlfiet.d ie reaching, Blairsville. The
sleighs at ere Watt so an sot of lininanity to relieve'
tiarljt °in& and sPite, from aPositiorief ranch
innonveniente and actuad Ai:ieting; sec-sinned
by the 'railroad:and ail ot her ordinary,..arenues
or Wil:nada - dip being. blocked by the snow.
The sleighs were procured at the loifikiesnible
retie, and the expennealwete 7carefuliv entited
by,tbo;geatlsmen aPpaluksilifor that pitiless,.
llths due, to ; the. gallant young men who aurora,
!Panted: tha 'expedition? to ;ski, that they-gave
their services without eharge, and that ie
quirrioe
heroisin tnedertitko "such a
a'n wine/ten road in each. terrible
weather
the mat Blairsville forms 'Alm only:' other
eptelfieiteM of electider copied the l'ap'ublie.
In iefereniniethetrwe air. q the attention of
'the ;dila - Ante ihf,follo.l.g ; article copiedthra
the.iliolierilie • Aptio.chliver Feb. 4:
48statt - Porkrdre(..i.Zoine'orthi ,
. m
pspers are cupped in the ai potittobustnees
of examining into. - the amounts spent fat, Xim
oath imoi Lie Mate at the different hotels—Chain:
- Inethem. with extnivagnioe:' • Awiiig ether
itorta,:oe Chronicle:states that' the Pitteburgh
CoMmittee are reported to have paid, lICO for
their;dinner at thia'Plice! We have made in- -
qtdry,ati to' this fact and leasert that the; whet
slit at .the getter - Helmet was $6O, that , amount
es:reeking the entire`expenses of the ;committee,
ilia...grate-here two nights, as well an the, bills
. • of Ittitureth'exed
- bin Waite, Abe Legiolative Corn
mitten,:. anti theexpenses of keeping the horses,
delyen' expenses, very moderateeherge,"
*tn* thin tliaintp t ested witness will sathe
tithe !Republic' that none of this $6O "'pawed
, • thit - rtigh sittiry itching palms'' or at. leak that !
it dld net stiy there. ' :
is-e n ter iiem in 411.8delectalide "Wwlll
potato laneine4" , which. it may be ;proper to
refer to. relation to drifielion of It]
. portioe'of cnitributed by the ladict - fee
printing earls. 1 ilThe - Ledies'Associatioo, in
Ander. to 'previiit the idgreas or O'crOwdat their
meeting, gave to each member!' printed ticket
• Thoptintingof theie tiekets, 1200' - in number,
co 4 ss,'and the eximinewee metby the ladies
chntrilniting ;to a 'Midi 'contingent . fnred, each
. Payhtg two:lents fen , the purpose of-meetingette-.1
reit expens*- -mit one cent being . wdeflieted''
- frontihe Hungnnaa Fond. • -
, • 'Whin the Rijn/611e' feels 'dtepoied to meddle
farther itt.,thie , pofata, bueintes,” .we
-and porfeotiy.ready=ta exhibitivery item of ex
.' penditare: for Its er - aminAticfn: The committee
' would be -ta. g oitit, all the bills - =which do .
nee*ilepv. t c ,,sllloo, bills-=which clitdring._ the uaavaid "
bles id tips aeive eleighliag expeditlen—dinthey,
not deilti it a breach of 'the lowa of hospitality
• to de net for :their' tiwn justification, in a
commo!ity.7lllFre-titey are well knoWit, but for
the:: gratification ;et such "pot watcherf'—our .
'widen,- will exonee the phrase—as the editors
'of the Republic, wheats Insinuations shoot "itch
' ‘ much better end the meridian
of Washington ihanPittabligh.
. . ,
•
Wncrixathis Fatatniooro.- I .The , cditor 'of the
Pdtelitigh . Catholic, the relilious 'Romania organ
.
in tlth 1 city is determined not to be out-dote in
C . ... - ,- . - the lark of alai:der, detraalen and fatsehood,hy
L.........!:; r - t ths t aectolar, organ, the Chroade. . The leading
i. -' " ' iardaiiil article of ' the Cat holic , of this week,
3.,*?... notareencei rot follows : , ~ _
I ',-.... :,-', ~ : Tnlialth. left onr city for Cleveland on Sat..
. .. • I. arday.pothing lard. :The amount collected for
.-..-.;:. him; -while here, is Said to hare been ten that:S
. and,dothire, fromairbith,ldedneting the dimmest
' fared. femotsorinkand so firth, at hlmself,onite
I and the'enthusiastie admirers of . Ids cease, the
, - - net.j.keeeeds will fall `short of two - thousand del-
, •
'tone isnot one solitary ttuth eouched in the
,4&‘vil.',extraet;,ancept the fact that Kossuth left:
hist;,BStarday_ for Cleveland_ Every other thing
4i forth has not even. the merit of approaching'
the iiuth. • I.tis wholdmle, wanton, and "re
feetltislified in Saying, nialidiona falsehood. ; If
• the so-called . religions:PlPCr h ad pea:
seemed the least desire to-have given its readers
&orb, sato hove meted cut the commonestjns:
• licele Keiiath and bit friends; be could moil;
havilAinirett ntrue statement from any gent
thanmentl the Committee; instead of that'il .
. =side pros le:disseminate the gressest elanl
tiers riet only . upon Kossuth, but upoll our most ,
seep. table citi?.eng• I .
ife,&fictidi religions ishindersF to show, that
wtapoiitsry`eont;of he aungarianYand, rained
: it - thiVistlial, or any Vetere' eise, was ogent
lice {kuthneiasti admirers "of -the
60 ,so forth,' for any personal ifirm,,Wbate r ier, Every d ollar , espendliiire
hAire; a s fOi'ticientertainment of Kossuth 'and
his lqaesediste seite,nndlor such necessary ex.
'otdAnms ainerre incurnad in bringing hire here"
fonts ibe'inowsielne, and in expenses incurred
by the Featial;lehleh.siere but small—and the
wbole *elle 'expeusessze less than one thous-,
ea do:141'8.- 1 ; •
peoistly the editor ;,:d the 'catholic , considers
tut tlie e nd—thioteetbiertf-Eoseuth—justifies
asp Seeike?!.itesertef to t*.st of downright' lying;
not, he. will correct bin errors in his next'
nu tiher,
as.Forf est—Mrs. Parrett
La beat the trial which aspirated her from her
*14414 by convicting the latter of :adultry , —
hat faller, back upon be, matdtat
eta% ixid'gone upon the etage. ' Bei 'List apil
peirito was announced for last Monday even
i thea* . on Broadway. Ilia anneanse
=pass:tiled /Ova tizeitataint amongst therow.
4*nd! sad adecirord of Foust,' 'he, on
their Pitirt, declared theta „detaroilastion - that ,
'they voild-dentolieli the tetertoe of any house
In which elin!elsnld appear.?'i To prevent a re
- eitsittisid of the tscrible scenes 'which occurred
at ilitai r rscei tbit city, sonic two years ago,
thelfiaosities were -allgoden Place a etropg
Arch ur jollee and military to and T arouadithe
hoses.'ll),S.lpressutiOn woe i effeetnal, as no
braeali of_the "Saco took place. That whole
easegulaiti,it 'News, id first`o be disgraced,
aadt4en triaided, tank these vile
'
; but
• all ItilriijEdie thst; . theiitob .!as nt hiy - ;
• Thlkiii:seenekssto.ostcuistsd to _sink the Ohsiso
the modern dillies to a still lowerdsiith of
.."-destiOdOliiii; thin' had reached before,
lieshaps; tblag to - be regretted' ,
Tid oru-rrivit*re reiue B k 4 --- tq
crasif- - 11 "
tin 8 . 10 ukilpiard tide ergefi'
5ta0. 1144 s In" • t g el l , 4th,wardi3r4ol-bsakst.
0- 0',4°64... thwygowderstic. te .
T ittap,
laViotrust,Becure to
woe dee *b.*,
1114146 in,, to
seatt ,„ cm*
altBB6"L "cb f %adetaliVa c i °, 14
tokA l dgP " i* ' °' 34 - iimiltotcitt!!
autoottiaPotatilwA2
(Jute . ASD Pas:way/ode RAILSOAD. —We
havey the 4 tiesmWttiwrk.inimmixe mur,:res kdi m,
that afinVills ismi7been 60 . ,. 4 ferdig
all tee ir4ecessatit . for; the 4 6pletion . of:the
Ohiesn,P*Pennsylitenla Railroad to itl terminus
et Crestline. The eontraet is for 5000 tone-2000
taMetobelartailied by 150 -ll May's Plena - IMM
riorils, f to be used betiieen M:m . lAm and Lou
donville, and to be delivered at Pittsburgh, sad
e - riled out on the,dinaby-the. machinery of the
company--andooo tons to be furnished by an
honse, to be, hfiliortett by the way
of Canada, delivered at Cleveland or San
dustyPinitsent out by railroad to 'Mansfield and
Crestline.
the iron being thus Secured, there is now
every probability that the. entire work .will
he
finished dining the 'present year, and The care
running from.Pittatiurghto Crestline, a distance
'of 1135dniles.,< ,
It is expeltilid that.tlie road will be opened to
Massillon in about two weeki. Munition is 108
mike from Pittsburgh. It is situated on the
•• • • • .
Ohio Canal', in the centre of a wheat growing
eatuary, and is a place of coniiderable
When the road is openedto tout, point there will
be a large addition to its business.
Betireert Massillon end Wooster, the track-is
readrfor the superstructure, the:lien is.ptiosia.
ea, and ibe tintber is mostly on the grp9.,,ntis The I
laying of the track will be.pushed forward with
I all the celerity possible, and the line will doubt
lees he opened to Wooster Miring the gpring
rotin4m. t
I liatrkeen Wooster aral.Crestlinethe work isl l art
state °Clench forwardness that itnan be urged
tn'tompletinn os fast as the company's means
will permit:
We l tqagiad to team,that the success of the'
'road now in uso'is of l ii — very gratifyingcharac
ter. Thereneipte during the month .of .lenuttry
dist, are as fellows: • . i
From passengers and express goods, $9999 75
From freight, -... ,-(-- n- = ~ ' - - 2058 88
Total, ''. )- - . si2,o.s , -63
Number et passengers carried, 10,298. ,
i Considering that the.line was not finished un-
,tilthe 6th, and that the weather -bat been so
severe as to deter travel, the Success of the road
de. &Oat to that of any new work in the coon
-
ttY:
There ie now, Mere freight offering than tho
company has marlinery to carry, at a portion of
the mothetyoworisnecessarily employed in the
'rionstrictiod of the_ mad. Several additional
riniines,hele:4en ortlered, and will be placed
on the track early-in the season.
We doubt wtiether . greater and more rapid
results, in ` railroad enterprise; have been wit
nessed inihis country, sod iliniFeilect the high
est honor skinm the . offteete of the company, who
tesveaccomplished these wonders while constant
ly laborlig under the dieadvattage of the want
of adequate niena,-: - .
• •
Tire ...J.,Atia'r‘nnitass.—,in address of a
,eoixo76l ‘ ttee of
, thhi,tadies' AssociaCon - of, the
,yrientts . of. flungaryorill.bo lotus& in our coi
l:me, !s-day. 3t is scarcely nehessary for us. to
.risk' for it an earnest consideration.
' Tux Fxxxo ex Lomsrixtz.—A meeting trill
lake tdaes, at, next - Monday, to con
-alder the most effinieut means of overcoming di,
obstruction to the navigation of the Ohio ricer,
arising froth 'the' Falls at The im
parlance of the subject ought to secure a larg
meeting.
Exit Bortg:—L l flie Erie Commercial Advert!
' s:eiruain that . an effort. will be made at the pee
:eat ensOin of the Legislature to procur,e a re
,4ittfter of the Erie Rank. 4."
,
"-tnu• LierOlt LAW" WAS 100 in the
iletiee'
~ f lepresentati' v es of Rhode island by
a, close Totis.,-31 to 37. Another bill, free from
nonatitutionnl obligation: -,trill be introduced
immediately. fibeadd this be defeated, the next
'election frill tnrnon this queetion.
citilmac yams
• The Rev. be. Cattail, ofieland,hous address
lA, through the Press, a very lone:Lad very sav
age lutter to torla'ohn Russell. it is republish
sorlis the Eittlbargli Catholic. Were it not for its
enormous length - we 'should like . to give it to
our readeio; but as it is, we mast be content
with two short extracts. lle charges the Brit
ish .government with' tyranny, forgetting that
the fact that he can write and publish such a
letter in !perfect safety, gives the lie to the
'charge. After enumerating many of the sins
of which England is guilty, among which lA
-1 (emits in stir up tile flame of liberty on the con
tinent, and aiding "English agents during the
year 1850 to destribute in France 120,000 Eng
lish bibles," and 11,000 in Florence and in To- .
rin, hi goes on to say:
Europe has, as it were awoke from a dream,-
and now plainly and vividly beholds the deep
abyss in which you bad prepared to engulf her
ancient inViutiona. Yon are yourself caught
in the Guard l which you spread for her, and the
accounting day of, England's pitaishment, or
national humiliatio, may be much nearer to
you ihan,:porhaps,:your Cabinet can well believe
There Is ,one resolve on which Europe is perfect- I
ly decided, viz,: —unitetl protest against your of
ficial interference in their national affairs, and
against your wiper . alelled bigotry and perrsecti=
lion tovrards:Catholinity. The English press;
whi 11,yen have In psy in the various capitate,
shell _be iimmegiately, , suppressed; you will no
Unger be, permitted t 6 dieleibute through your
...jumping" ambassadors, the slanderous and the
infidel trtica with which you have deluged all the
European capitals. Your young .'honorables"
will:nor in future bo allowed, under the cloak
of the gospel, to say the foundations of religion
and constitutional law. - The daily and weekly
- correspondents of your London journals will in
future be hunted from every foreign city, se the
Correspondent of the Daily News was Shuttle
conked froin Vienna to Berlin and from Berlin
removed, Bt political quarantine, to. Loudon,
lest his presence might spread 'abroad the Lug
lioh infection of rebellion and infidelity.
* * * * infideli ty. s
Dot if a European or foreign war should un
fold its crimeen banner on your chores sad threat
en your commerce on your national preeminence
;pray, Sir. what do you think would be the re•
Iseult. Men of as much political wisdom so your
:lordship gravely Soy, that in that fatal hour En
gland might, disappear from. the map of the
world.. Even- the very Duke of Wellington fa
.vors that opinion; and others of nearly equal
renown venture to say - that in that fetal hour
you might feel the simultaneous loss of India,
Canada, and Ireland. In that hour you will
Lave to meet not only the foreign foe, but, still
worse, you must conquer the inillione in England
who will no longer. bear further taxation in or
der to.pay (or your political blunderer, and who
will net- surrender cheap bread and-cheap meat
and clieen clothing and cheap light and cheap
air, but with their lives.
come the Washington Repnble.
AND ELS PITTSBITROH MENDS.
A telepaphio euromary.of one o f Kossuth'',
earliest ',pooches at Pittsburgh, reported him to
have oondemned'in 'very marked language the
pecuniary entravaganee of the deponetrations
previtituslj , made in his honor. 'lle told hie
eastern admirers that their adulation and atten
tions would'have been more acceptable had'they
been less Costly In their form ; and to remark
ed that the immense sums which had been ex-
Tended in vain-gldrions show would have sufficed
*se sustain the whole body of Hungarian ex-
Des fora twelve month. The juStice and ite-
Verity of the rebuke: appears to have . ixercieed
some Influence over - ibe arrangements at Pitts
burgh,-where
burgh, where $10,0410 were hubfierped . to the
Kossuth fund, instead of being-expended, tut at .
New York and Philadelphia, In the Interchange
of high-flown compliments. 'lt appears; how
ever,' that even et Pittsburgh ..thinge are not
waiting altogethei harmiatisusly and well.—
The $lO,OOO have.pseseil through sundry itch
ing palms, and the Evening Chronicle thus sig
nificantly hints at the result:
'MUM UI. very Catsersi deesra • s melodic. Melo:cm.
diem pabliesticti of the amount expended by those haring
<taro of itoamth while he was amongst nit Soestlar
of Ow ertanditoyse. the 4:scrims of yesterdef Senn
I'M.» tea curiosAy abroad for information In regal
t° ;WI Ortlis it anted tgyhite..i.b.g..totlgall;
“The Ilsalafla, alluded to the antoniat rattail for Kos.
001.1 s, nuts It down et ten thousand dollars, and the coni•
alum who menage his htiancee, however, make beer?
grawbarks on ibis for elpeuess, u eved7 kind, of license
t. tidism to bills .taro.[ tide fend. We Wow that two
besotted dollare was pill torten sletalis to met him at
liteirsetita, and the conunittee are mann: to hoe. pad
fist, dollars , for that? Pinner , at boa place--and ?[Death
„ n0 ,...11. are charged, hen and elsewhere, with the.
.007wagarnets pf patriotic ommaittere.
;ts frit little Interest °tintless la the 4 dtitrolion • for
ottlatali. did some effort ' tar tn. b.;siot Kobuth
„.
~...Ittosmste ebb mass. 13r which we did ta. ex.
Dot IL the strtriata. tbaworbo mum
4.4,,,glauddrt thllltarlaitqestatiost.charad
ttiebbb n.„ .b. 1.0 boas. 4 . 0 . 11171 br
iralcbt k. 1,415a 44411.14-0. f tr44 ON ...eV.
thnlsme6bdx, 64441464km` Staltell WU . It b
wytnt.fcd"s" P na r l . Ut "? 4.31411n4 .,' "4 "
6 .
- I
Let the balance-sheet b e a b e wn by a ll means, night, as Lady Tearie, in the "School for Scan
:not Duly at Pittsburgh, - but at New lork,'Phil- I dal." indeed,. it ime:been alloWed to be the
and:the oder points where the Kass debut know. on theNeW Yor o l,F,boards fora
z afree*er hair rtiged,soth the greatest 'Mien* ' long time. Ai r Atempt.was made b y the , cowdy.
Tie,Rostinth trier eiready.fornished arid reitlesspar tof thiV.preas to create a riot,
terialstor'W`eigl4 i
chapters on popular creduti- bit the police were ordered, out in full farce,
ty, the wort leiness of after-dinner promises, and two regir tents of the National Guards to '
and the dnbionshrhicerity of politicians devoted h readiness to 'it once pat do'wn any riot, mat-'
.A- few rowdlee in the
.
to th e mandfacture of personal capital. The 11 ter what - ita magniinde..
Pittsburgh di ffi culty will probably add an equal- theatre wee dragged 'vitt and imprisoned, and
Iv instructive exposure of still meaner practices the rest Nu raked to the under-ground ram holes,
s ymna thi z
d e
o rs . withho about myr where ‘o -
h
t daily - and nightly barrow. The
with a courage not to be over rem
the precise meaning of cheers, and the exact! menned, determined that a woman whotn.l jury
°Knoss the
uth part
crusade. ofi T t h l ere may
be
value of _warlike oratory : but figures admit of has pea ...aced Innocent shall not be debarred
less equivocal:interpretation. 'lt is tube hoped, from e arniug her own lirclihoodby such a vile
therefore, that our Pittsburgh contemporariescrew as drove Mr. Macready from New York,
will let us have the figures quickly and " on- Ito gr atify the brutal fancies of a mob, infamous
cooked."' j T.'tiele can show.
I The warm weather has given a little more no
ti City to husinosx, but we are not driven yet
I 'the Southern merchants aro not here in nun
--
Itiorrc•ootolonco M tb, lattsburch Niq tltasttc.l hers yet,-and until they c
om eom the city we can do no•
thing. The railroads do are do
ing an immense trellis by reason of the euspen
sion of navigation. me - Hudson River, the
Harlem, New York and New Haven and the
Brio are crowded la the. fullest capacity, and
are canting binge rums. The Erie cants in
January 2b per cent advance over January
1551. •
Money remains abuntitint in Wall Street, and
stock. ; upon the whole, arc firm and rather . high
er. The c o urse of coin is towards the sub•tres
sory, and, na the imports of February end March
will be large, the drain that way must continue,
and a large amount :aceuniulate there, to wait
the Relinu of Congress in passing the appropria
tion bill, which they will not do until after the
Proddential nominations are Diode. Broker.,
who think they ran ceo far ahead, aro looking
for a punk in March. Bills for the steamer to•
day bore sold for 110 k 1101. a rate that does
not seem•ealculated to give ease to the money
market, when only a million of dollars came by:
'the steamer from California.
The temperance people are hard at work liege
:is I have before Raid: but much as yon may coM
mend their course, do not indulge in sanguipe
tapes of their success. Our imports of "runt"
lest year were ten millions of gallons, and six
or more in value. No good citizen but
feels the curse it imposes upon us, nor is igno
rant of the onerous taxes it inflicts upon us. Tf„fl,
are aware of all its horrors and all its cost, hub
we pare not the morel:courage to stop the sale,
of rum on Sundays in'unliceimed holes, within
the sound of the clergyman in his pulpit. Out,
policemen stand upon the steps of these vile
dens, nor think of their doty Ne aro not be
himl the world in moral light, but we have a
pnplflatien that rules at the polls more corrupt
`than Smlneund Gomorrah were inecteibered
,with. Desirable no the temperance reform le,
.we ouch not accomplish It here without 'half 8
century of ',ever° labor.
FROM ausinsaTori
WA'SHINGTON, Feb.
'The charge against J. P. Levy, arrested iu
New york, upon an indictment found in this
'District, is far carrying on a correspondence
with the President of Mexico, with . the fairness
of preventing the ratification of the Tehuouto
pee treaty. It'is the case out. of which have
grown all the rumors of fraud and defalcation
that bave been rife in this city for a week past.
•The tote are these: Capt. Lary alleges that
he' poseessess a contract with the Mexican Gov
ernment for opening a communisation by rail
'road, canal or turnpike, hetWeen the gulf,of
Mexico and the Pacific, by the way of Alvarado
and linabsico, a Toss between Vern Cm: and
Tshuantepec. This contract conflicts with: the
ekolusive privileges cl the grant to Garay for
the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Garay's grant
been annulled for non-performance of the
efeilitions, and for the reason that the opera
tions of the company to which it has been fi
inally assigned are hostile to the independence
ofikteXieo. This grant was first arraigned to.
thi Messrs. 'forgoes & Co., Bankers of New
\ttof. and Mexico, and by them to the New Or
lefiffit Company, of which Mr. Benjamin. the
present Senator elect from Louisiana, is a lead
ing•memlier, and Counsel. Last year Mr. Let
, cher concluded a treaty with the Mexican 500. J
ernment, the effect of which would have been
to secure thy' ptiviliges 'originally granted to
Garay, hot forfeited by him to his assignees,
,the hew Orleans company. Our Senate ratified
the treaty and it was sent hack to McGee to re
ceive the sanction of that government. Mr.
Levy, considering the treaty-n ablation of his
own cataract with the Melican government, of I
course opposed its ratification. It is charged
that hr wrote letters to Arista for the purpose
of. defeating it, and that he encouraged and as
sisted Senor Eons, the Mexican minte - here
in his opposition to the treaty.
Capt. Levy was limited in New York while
at dinner with his family, basing left Washing
ton,-where he had been residing daring the pre-
TiOUS Iwo months, on Tharsday of last wetk.
Fie has returned to Washington, and given bail
in the sum of five thousand dollses to appear for
The debate ii, the House to day was very an
imated snit anteresting: The most prominent
feature maa'the indication it afforded of a Bali(
in the Union party. Mr. C. bcll, of Florida, the
'lmmortal lone star of the swamp in the House,
made a.powerful demonstration irrfsvor of that
party's doing something in its own benaff, and
electing its own-candidate. Ile thanked God
and congratulated the country that the Whig
party had been purged of—abiff Clio:lista and all
other perilous stuff, and did not despair of its
ability to giie the Union party materiel %lit and
comfort' in its patriotic
.designa the
Union party were permitted to have fall and ab
solute conimand id all its movements, and in
particular to have the 001111Ullit1 of its candi
dates. He denounced Gen. Scott, and said that
without a change of platform he 'could not ob
tain a vote south of the Potomac. W hem he
waster did not clearly appear, but from the few
? passage. of hie speech which 'I listened t0,.1
thought the following ticket would accord:with
his views, to wit.
.Robert Tuotnbe, of - ''Grorgia, for President.
E. C. Cabell, Florida, Vice President.
A ,Union• democrat of Geragis replied in
terms that showed plainly enough that unionism
per arinightlie a very escelleut thing to get
elected,: upon, tuf that its day was past, and
that it (aught to be allowed to go the way of all
other tfumbogs. For his own individual part
he woo going bock to the LOrOft,COS, by whom
ho Loped to be received as a repentant rimier.
'Rantoul, of Mass , gave the second instalment
of his speech on the coalition in that state. Ile
l'provedthaf though the pet of free sellers sod
abolitlonig(s, he was a died-in.thawool demo
crat, Sid had been regularly , n‘gminated and
-supported by Gift. The discussion dwindled
dolts into a rough and tumble guerrilla 'skirmish
In which come smaller lights of the democracy
shone with a radiance closely allied to positive,
darkneat':
Mr. Webster spoke in the Supreme (!curt two
bdurs to-day against Mrs. Gaines in the great
case involoing the title to her father's property.
Mr. Campbell will follow in herfavor tamnrrow
and will alone the arguinent in the case. Judg
ment will be given at about the end of the term,
and will decide the title to property in New Or
leans and along the Mississippi valued at $9,-
000;000. • Chief Justice Taney and JUStico Ma
Lean do not sit during the pendency of the
cause, because they both- have relatives whose
interests will be affected by the result.
The enormous abuses of the ocean mail con.
.tract system will receive athorongh overhauling
al this erosion- it is found that to : keep up a
semi-monthly mail communication with Cantor.
nia, by Law's ships on this aide and Howland
ife Aspinwall's on the other, costs the, moderate
little earn of $638,000 a year, and this each,
',sive of at lout $O,OOO which is paid. for traps
: portation across the Isthmus, Cornelia. Van
derbilt has offered to perfidym the same service
by the way of Nicaragua for $280,000 a year.
This will effect a saving of $438,000 a year to
the United States treasury, and of eis or eight
days time on each trip. We pay now on these
ocean mail
. contracts $1,380;000 a year, and I
presume the amount returned; in postage is bot
over one-half. The postage by the IstLimue
route to California bas• fallen off from $43,000
to $l2 l OOO, partly owing to the large cumber of
letteracarried by Vanderbilt's line, and partly
to : the reduction of postage.
Britie way, I learn that the P. 31. General
has canned notice to be given to Great Britain
that we desire the discontinuance of the present
postal arrangement with that government. The
treason Is that the British F P : 0. persist in charg
ing double postage on the letters by the Collie's
tine, whereby the greater part of the mail mat.
terpaseing between the 'two countries giles in
the:Cunard steamer. The treaty requires a
year's: notice of
* diseentinnerice, and that has
t
been given.
i Justus.
PEON 71EW TORE..
(Corstemodenao,ol tUßlttsburgh Dallr tlas•Lt..)
Now Yens, Feb. 3.
. Messrs. iiinelow, Lanier & Co., closed yes
terday a negotiation for 6,000 tons of rail, for
the completion of the Ohio and Pennslyvithia
Railroad. The price of the rails Is not stated
by the paper from which the above is taken,
but the figure is no doubt a low one, end to the
Stockholders, at the first glance. will appear
favorable. Perhaps it Is, but it may be eut.-mitted whether it . .would not have been better
to have paid etrty dollars per ton for Pennsyl
vania Iron, in bonds, and have the bonds held
at home, Instead of Bending them to New York,
to:be slaughtered, as 'all out of the way bonds
have to be, as western companies well know.
Five thousind tans of iron Is, In short, two
hundred and twenty-five thousand day's works,
at one dollar per_ day, add a profit of twenty
five per cent. the gross price of the iron to
the iron inseter. Penneylvanis iron, ore and
Goal are worthless, in the ground; and the new
tariff, which killed the make of railroad bars
at 60 per ton, robbed Tenturylvania laborers
of this large amount of labor, and the Irortmeo.
ten of their profit. Messrs. Wthslow, Duller
& Co. are es tonemblibrokers as sabot ION!"
York, and in selling bends and bujing iron, do
their prier:44le ample' jtiatieet but it As .vem•
certain - that the interest!! of the country wiiithY
be.better served if theretvern fewer bonds sold
in Witti,Strest, and moraines made Wiet. • -
Mina Abukir, tau, Mrs. rorreit, inde amod
tlibmofAt debut iikrtteastiga'sJoaruni:lsitt
TO TUE WOKEN OP THE WEST
A large nutnber of the women of Pittsburgh,
Allegheny otol their .vicinitioa, animated• by in ,
•ardent love of Liberty;end deeply sympathising
with the oppresced people of Hungary, have
united (me, purfwee of atfooding them relief.
The title of their onranisstion ie—•'The Ladies'
AlsociVion. of the (newts of Hungary." This
body Las agrerd to preserse its organitation,
and to 'entttnne . its efforts and its Contributions.
omit the aid of Amsociariolaithall' he no longer
required. ,
Impelled lay an ardent desire to boo this good
work more extensively carried on, our Aesocia•
tine baie dtionted it h:it imneetier to call 'the at
tention of theirsisters of the West, and of the
country generally, to this suliject mot hate
devoted us to perfointAis duty. Acting on be
htlf of en (ergo it body. we therefore earnestly
and affectionately entreat you. from thin thresh•
ilia of lbe Groot West, to ram' eimitor Asso.
, .
c
tilait 5, for i similar purpo4, in your cities,
town and villagee—wherner - Atirre is a suffi
umber of cient that prize our own free
lendiations. and sympothine with Iho brave
Ilungsriaos, who, groan under the heavy yoke
of Despotism It is impossible for eloternor.
b:os.uth, during his limited stay in ourcountry,
and in his impaired state of health, to visit and;
mistreat the people in every place wnere warm
heart:thinly glow for the emancipation 'of hi. 4
suffering countrymen. Butt if he cannot person.
ally address the Association of the Friends of
Hungary im every locality, he ran and will
actnoWledge, by letter, any. contributions of
•lnatetial aid" for obtaining, the freedom of has 1
beloved Fatherlano; or, wherever ho may be,
will in person receive your deputations for this
purpose. We hope, therefore., that you will ,
:dot delay your actin c o- operation annul the,l
as-rival-of Governor Koenuth among yoai,.but
done ,
that you will form yourselves l into A - 43C.10ns I
of Friends of Hungary, and tend yourcantribu- 1
lions in him ns noon as possible
We have hoard and seen Louis Kossuth, the I
great Apostle of Freedom; we have listened to
Ins moving appeds; and one beans have thrilled
beneath Ins enul.stiering elottence. Ws have 1
confidence in the justice lit the cause he 'tiro-
salt, nod we feel convinced of his honor, his
devoldn, and hie noble dieinterentedne4: We-,
regret that every one cannot hear him, sod thus i
he ,novel by the magic of his living presence: 1
hot you }MVP all doubtless read the addrelome he'
Ilan delieered since his arrival lu the United
States, and consequently no labored argument by
us is necessary to excite your Sympathy in behalf
of. his oppressed country.
• In the Providence of God. we are permitted I
to enjoy the blessings of a free Government. In
the und.gt of our prosperity let, an lint forget
that there'was a dark and dreadful hour is the
annals of our country—whoa her truest nod
hrnacst limy almost despaired. While the moo
. of'ourAtevolution were fighting for liberty with
unshod feet; and while the blood.stalned anew
betrayed to the enemy the route they had taken;
while the, eyes of oar forefathers were implor
ingly turned to Europe for aid,—then was it
that food and clothing, money and arms were
brought to them by merlon hands, to be con
secrated on the altar of Freedom. Thus, when
the French vessels came to our 10 , 111.BULOCe; with
them came oleo much aid, beside that of eterla
wills end stout alms.
And shall we now ref.° to the patriots Of
Europe a return for their generosity ! Shall
the woloeu of America prove Icts active in
their sympathies than were the k'rencla na
tion in our sacred cause 7 Do we not regard
national Liberty at a precious boon of Hea
ven? Sinn we selfishly confine our sympathy.
and benevolence to our own country, and
close oar ears to the cry of suffering Europe
If we really - value liberty, will we not try to prove
our derodou7 The Indira of this Association
know to, well the uharacter of their eta, to
doubt their deep interest itrauch widely extend
ed goal: and they, therefore, appeal to you
1 with confidence, and invoke you, by ell that is
dear to us io our own happy inetittaions—by
all that we hope to see accomplished by those
instlititionuin the Sante—by all the ties we re.
gard as sacred—to join in aiding the people of
lluegory to the attainment of that which we hold
so dear. This con only be done by maiming that
nation to obtain their Independence. To, do
this the,mond.influence of woman, rightly ex
erted. •oti ,well as •her contributions of money,
and such other aid as she may feel at liberty
to extend, are all required. We therefore ear
nestly request and beseech you to exert your
selvenin this glorious enterprise, by lending
your permanent and Strident aid to the calm of
down-trodden Hungary._
4sar. R. ELIOT.
Crissmorre L. Wrs.x.e,
Unica M. bostue.
Akr•Editors of newspapers throughout the
country will please to copy the above address.
Jyron ALL.soN on 111E1.1(1(1On TIAVTIO.-111
bie charge to the Orend Jury, at the opening
of the Court of Oyer and Terminer, and Quar
ter Sensions of Philadelphia,' on Monday lost,
Judge Allison uttered the following emphatic
language in relation to the isvilri resulting from
the use of intoxicating drinks, the sale of which
is sanctioned by low.
' , Tone selection fromlbe thyflyiref your fellow
oltivens, and the maintenance: of ilds Court, are
two of the expedients to whhili io'ciety resorts
for its Own protectionagainat the many and va
ried evils which flaw from this weakness or H
obe our nature; and many of the wrongs
which are perpetrated spinet. the persons and
pioperty of others are induced by circumstances
and temptations, which prove too powerful for
the firmness • and virtue of the offender. It
therefore foilowe, that one of the most effectual
meansof diminishing crime, is to remove, to as
great an extent as possible, the causes and in
docementa which Iced to its commission And
yet it cannot be denied, that instead of 'noting
upon that evident truth, moiety fails, In tome
ipmoooe,in the discharge of duties which it owes
to its individual members, to prothct them, as
far ne it can, against their own frailties and fol
lies; and adder the pretext of restraining and
controlling an admitted evil, that his become
hoary with age, and powerful because of the
number of its victims, and the strength of the
fetter with which it has hound them, has been
'permitted to grow with, 012 r growth, protected
and defehded by our laws--I refer to the traffic
in intoxicating liquors, and I dole in this con
nection, because I look upon it as towering
above and overshadowingall other COMO! which
lead to open and flagrant violations of laws;
traffic,, destructive 1311 it IS to the well being of
eoflety,-and to the end for which government
was instituted, has yet thrown around it, by the
will of the people of Pennsylvania, the sanction
• and protection of legieletive enactment. This,
permit, me toSay, in my humble opinion, ought
! not to be, it Ili wrong in principle; and meet de•-.
otruatiri in Its rotate:
Governtorot, Motes(' of giontbig a lieshrie to
pawn the seurcee of power, till our primeelead
sinte.hoesee with iiMmiteirileoculatis the comnici-•
'pity with , g J lea fla*oriltii, sad . 'ya'
der worse than desolate, thousands of our do
mestic circles, ought rather , to meet this men
etervice with a spirit of the most resolute an
tagonism, andhy stringent, statutory eneetments.
place, it without and beyond the pale of law.
I cannot well conceive in what respect a heav
ier curse could be inflicted on the inhabitants of
thd City and County of Philadelphia than tho
system o f legalizing the sale of intoxicatiog
drinks now in force among us. The flimsy pre.
tett thrown around the traffic, as its justifica
thin or palliation, prior to the act of 1848, isnot
now even attempted to be set up; end to thoott
ands peeseesing not the slightest degree of re
sponsibility, loony of whom ore not citizens of
our Cotomonwealth, nod a still greater number
of whom, by educatiod and habit, are far remo
ved from all sympathy with us, is granted an
authority to spread pauperism and crime in our
midst, with an nrisparinghand.
The experience of the past demonstrates that
the law is ii.nificient and powerless to regulate
the trellis, eo long as it tolerates and appreves
its existence: and we are compelled to adopt the
alternative, ot either permitting the uncontrol
led sale of liquors as a beverage, to which the
present myetein is no approximation, or to invoke
the powers of Clo•erament,the strong arm of
,ennatituted authority, in aid of its entire abro
gation. With this issue thus presented to tm,we
ought not to hesitate, for every day's observa
tion prevents to us evidence of the rapid and
fearful increase of the number of places for the
rale of liquor in tho City and County of Philo
delphia. We-aro in danger of being overwhelm
ed; and with a full sense of the importance an
,epensibillty of the proposition I have slimiest.,
nI forth-in these observations, I respectfully
hrg leave to ask for it your favorable consider.
atlon, and lc recommend it an eminently worthy
of an endorsement a; the hands iif those whore
approval will carry with it weight and influence.
•
The State of Maine has already made au en.
in pawing epd enforcing a law upon
this subject, of the Inoot"Pt*WPM ehemeter,
6041 with the most happy effect; the chief virtue
of whiceresults from the prompt seizare, for
feiture, cud destruction of the contraband li
quor, the right, upon information, to make
search for it, and the imposition of heavniten:
altles,py fine end 'lmprisonment, with other
,provisions which serve to invest jt with great.
efficacy and power. I can !see no good reason
why the people of Pennhyltania should hesitate
lir relation in the passage cif a law analogous in
:principle to the Maine enactment. No one eon
doubt our went of it, and no one ought fo'ques
lion the right end duty of nor citizens thus to
protegt themselves__
,A CHALLENGE.
Thu Ohio and Indiana Railroad, in engineer
ing tharacterlsties, challeugen comparison with
elf,. 'toad yet located.
Chain dintsnce 131 miler. 1220 feet.
Total curvature 182 Omen.
Total mined lines 3 tulles, 3313 toot.
Total strafirbt linen 127 miles, 2037 foot.
Total amount of level track 63 :au, 1200
feet.
Total ascent eastward 777 feet.
Tend ascent windward 420 feet. ,
No grade Treater thin 24 feet per mile, sad
no curie except near the stations. One straight
line is OM' 40 miles long, another over 30
miles.
This Road, from Crestline to Fort Wayne, is
the direct &Memnon of the Ohio end Pennsyl
vania Rood toward Chicago, where a vast net
work of Roads are concentrating: and when com
pleted, the route through,C,restline, Pittsburgh,
and Philadelphia to New York, will he 03. miles.
shorter than by the Lake shore and Erie route,
will have lower grades, cheaper fuel, and lens
costly grading. It will bring a region, pope
loin, fertile, and a. eatensire as an European
kingdom, into egturnerchil relation. with Pitts
burg and Philadelphia that ore yet strangers_
It has local subscriptions equal to 42 per cent.
of the entire construction and *Ned iinient, and
has just been let to contract to be completed in
two years, to Messrs. Hanna, Hoagland
S.
, Mitchell, of Fort Wayne, who are well known
along the hoe for their ability and energy
Mansheld, 0., Feb. Ic4t. WAYNE.
brrsararrios —A write; in tho ProTiderice
Post pzyn:
Tlits is s word of such different meanings and
appll i cations; that it is one of the most couveni
ent t ?in, language to raise dispute upon, "full
areiruud and fury signifying nothing."—lnter
veition Means, Ist interposition bet Ween two
parties with dint:muscat of Adds; 2d, with I
diesent'otboth; fhldwith the dissent orone and
the request of the other; 4th, with private pe
• lary add for eng.uf the parties; 6th, frith
islatlverelifidiniid declarative of opinimi;
with diplomacy in nid of one of the parties: 7 h
with non Intercourse with cue of tdem: nth, wt h
war, fleets and armies egaiuct one of them.
Some of our astute writers have oome nut
eideilly against all "intervention," becaime.
Washington, in the Infancy of nor nation, wiss
I against declaring war against all the world.
I whim France Was engaged in a bloody revolntinn.
I Others take the same ground, because Jefferson
I war against "all entangling alliances." ['cope
I who form their 'political opinions very much p
j on the authoritf,of great names are inure inclined
than other. en decide all questions upon each
authority. Gut care ahould he token that the
authority is applicable to the questions o.oa tbr
circumstances attending it.
earrins ro PARANTII.-A correspondent of
the Boston noteriter furnishes the followieP
"We have just witnessed the death of a child '
,
in our neighborhood by convulsions, caused by
eating raisins. • This is too uncommon Occur•
ranee lrr. Devise, in hie work en the physi
cal and medical treatment of children, (a book
which parents should own,) mentions the death
of three children from the same cause, and re
m'slakatliat -them is no stomach, unless it be
thole( the ostrich, that can muter the skin of
ticerkiliin. 1 recollect:some time since the death
,"4's child in convulsions, coaxed by eating bits
of bark and shreds of wool which It had picked
up in creeping around the room on the carpet.
Dried fruit, bark, cork, or wool from the car
pet or blanket, or any indigestible aubstances,
In snitslispentitiea, causes teach suffering; and
iu considerable quantities is almost certain by
obstructing the passage of the bowels, to pro
duce convulsions and death."
Toe Dean Attys. -The Howard Gazette 4sys
A family in thin community have been mourn
ing for months pant for the absence of a daugh
ter, who, it appears, went to reside In George.
town some two yearn ago, at which place, how
ever, ethe remained but a short time. The aged
and itillietc‘l parents, after ROMA months of ab
sence, make every effort to find her, but in vain.
They received some indefinite information of 4 v
young woman having hien drownded in the canal
at Georgetown, and the sad thought at first ton-
certain, conviction at last assumed all the force
of reality, in the conclusion that She woe their
daughter. They therefore gave her up as lost.
Get to their indescribable astonishment an 4 joy,
eke appeared again at Norge op Wednesday night
Last, accompanied by a husband and anfent
e a
boy. We are not apprised of her reason for
dooming her parents to each a long seas n of
sorrow and - suspense , having only learn that
eh* has been to the neighborhood of Havre do
Grace.,
Fah Importation of hardware, Cdt!erg, &o.
LOGAN, WILSON & CO., •
No. 129 Wood Street,
Main to toll the trloo , o o tlloorl o rta and otherf to
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IARDWARE, CUTIERY, &c
- -
IMPORTED PT ANENT PACKETS.
ma .Eich they ore owe pretoreel to offer al Alleb ;Abel
11l cannot fat to Plot. ,
ita-A fall motrottoont of 311 ANN'S relohrstod O. P. AXES
.I.gops Gs, hat.l.
Petroleum 1
liar A MOAT ItZSARIADLI CASS or Toroc
001.1.0 rt Petioutac.—W. Write the attention
of the alltichel and the public genorelly, to the rertigeste
of Wm. 1101, of 4.M. oliY.; The cam may ho 000.0 by soy'
P.m. who meT hr lililinil to elation to the feche Imre
vet lorth. P. 11. KM
a 1 bad been afflictel amend marelith •limemliot both
eyet, which continued to Inmate until Pcytember.
the Inflammation at that !Imola/mini inn:deed the Whole ,
lining mombrene of both eme, and ended 10 the delimit..
of a thick film. which wholly destroyed ray eight. I had
At , ciwt lignaporemnuid.and the thlekming rev:loud. which
mon returned and left me 14 eat hide mulligan to Celtic.
At (hie nage of the comptilnt I mede enOtimalon to mow•
ml of the mart eminent onlikli men. who Informed nie
th o u •my eye. would never gm [yell.' At this lintel could
eat dUtingnlrh any chinch By gis advtoe of elite frleedi
1 morimaured the um Of the ,Petrolliuts. both Internally
and locally. under 'Matt my 4e. have fragment deity um
tit the promo!. time. and 1 have recovered my sight entire
ly. getteng health woo very much Improved by the
Petroleum. and! attribute the Teethes/Jou of mY light te
It. um. I rattle at N 0.702 Semen' limed. la Mae city, lint
w ill c o happy ta .live ley information In relation t. MY
care. WILLIAM MALL.'
y tie mato by Kamer McDowell. 140 Wood limb
Milan. 67 Wood street; it. A. lirehneetock. Co. mmim
Wood and Want striate. 1). M. Curry. IL A. 1:111lit.Jompla
gocelma.and 11. P Schwarte, Alleglonty; OLo by th.
prlß. 11. BIER"
mleollenT Cara 11..1n...venth Picot...
-DR. MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS IN NEW
rapidity with which this luraloeblernwakirw
Lea become known end appreciated. eon only be amour*
for opon thh grorind of it. real rains. It b. only re.
0 b../ 00 . we' to mtabilsh ita Idaho. Roth. uth, of the
Golf medicine for the cum of Liver Complaint. The
loolnilettar ,Trom ► 'an:Night lAN. York. shows the
marinci w hich 011.00 PUN are rederdal in that motion
of the eomstsi:
NeLa.ra,Dtes Els t 1 base .old out an YOH User .
PlDs. and am lar.lollS to bee* umber lot leneteltetelY.
pia. seem to take meth weesdasfully. I Salad base
. 0 14 ..tudy Loser assents, If 11.4 bees plovi.lel with
them. Thelebubiteuts,are path; to goebesteribitheas,
but whi th er th ere am e 57 there or not lls 0 .1 k.m.
Fume sod me mother supply boseellitoly.
, 7.6llollT,prussli.:
jjesslook bake, Winn= eu.. - Lt. Meseb ate, tur.
le- Spinal Afiretion, Yal.c. Ner‘,,us Di,
Rheum,.11431,1e.. that b... roAste. l .1411 of 11..
I.ll,lcilto,fgryrer,
br the PP* arni'
ivia.,lyqs.l4.l If.
11. Furv.ii's Liptu...ot. It ht ers,lletit of
brobe, bile. of ltatc..treptil..,,, - ..
rm! Ift the M.I borer turthewe ;Ste
verti,ll..nt- ,
Citizen's Insurance Company of Pittsburgh
c ai. rIVS.SEY, Pk. 11.0.
SAMIIEI, 1,. 3! kit
OFFICE, 94 WATER, BETWEEN MARKET AND
woop STREETS.
Ye- DULL AND CADDO NIERS ON THE
OW AND DiStileNlPl'l lIIVED±, AND TIIIUUTA•
Insur, apainst b+. , tkuiape by FIE E. .1 , ,
sun,' t t , thr SEA owl MANI , NA rIG A TION
u. Wm. Larimtr. Jr.
11'm I:mmiey liwrranch u. slot, .
m 11 •1
n.
S. Fremria
,16.1.rmx1 liess..l.n, ect.olarazior,
NVeltorli,mt,
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Jones & Quigg.
~ANUFACTUKRItS of Spring tLnd
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Ploug . ll Chin Maa: nlnaah n
and V.lintn. Spnn, Irox,nernd Irnu A alar, nr.•
Sot Axial. Half Paton,. Frrew C 1... alat .111
arn•rall Iron A alia--narnar a( Ittat , and Yrnny ata., Pitt.
nura, •
J.Ntsq Jt .. •
D. B. Rogers & Co.
ANUIACTURERS of kger's Patent
Cnlti•ator Tekli—cbrit.r
and P..
"TURNPIKE ROAD ELVSYWON. —'rho
:'.1...e1cbc.41.1 , ad. Linable M....e:lNCElle . .ah..t l . l ..seri
turnetite keel Comp., em IMtilled runt nn
oleetinu vIII beheld nt the n
131,1 ‘n
trip hernvol: IsirminO‘m, e ed%). 1 11- 1 , 4 day
%larch n. m tel en the boon nII2 lunt ..'nMek. In th•
al.•tunnn. W ehet hT Totllnt'nne PeALletit. Manure,.
one Mer,elarY. and 0!1`1
the enanum
ten: 11v
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College of I.,James,
WASHINGII)I4 COUNII, - MARYLAND..
%NUE Second Term of the Current
11. .14 , 11 ham - Woo 'Janda,. Meath 1,4 ApplimPons for.
the gulsotr4ml alinplir. or - Mr publio lorameLlor, 4. I.•
ade to the R.. Jnnr H Frviwrt,P P tirrirrr ke.. Col•
hot* of IMO P. rrir.n.l. Wt.oP r.r
ke..,er[nr. aer.l.3lpeAl V,41 . llr 1.11.
Collrirr or dom.., Ot•hool,lVl . .S.
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Rooks Just Receives
APOLLO Fonrch st.
_We.l.2f A flntAndwni. by Ira' Tay Inr.
ilia OA (Ward nt NaWW . .n. 41 ..D'osl , 'W•
I.rctutv.l no 1... a llParry nf rr.nrr. Af I.b. ILI. II
I. ?w i s o Yi l l l 2th u on i r.Prnwßosr An.). 11,
&AMY.. Vgyl7;a4 . , by Dr. Turn. r.
liar-pen' Masa:ins Firbruas,•
alundra No• TennunnaLas.poondwl and Illtwlrst...l sr
rnedlng In tir uloal tuat,wnal wren:two. in thy Yet,
1.711 of linrlnturn..l4Teether a ill, OW nob,. awl Iran.,
U.... awl nplate Ila.-ao.o. of Ilya
11, Cworut Aland, ItYwNlitano 11,11.1 atom 1.,
Pelts.) llerter cr ,obsryban. rnartherwith • - alwr.
tww.a.sara .
Intatlnn. fkla. .1 I. ill: .
edotroo of th..
reonglyams (N.ntra: raltr.wf, all rot up an.
tn.arlrwr In i .w.r parable In ...I. at tn. tilnrrlasnt•
Slant , . wb..r4h. earn) anWually
111.1. • Var •alo by
Al n 1 Co.
41i:4es:it. 2J •.lour fromrot Jib euil eye
I s F 141114 E-15 sburee of the Pitteburgh
od K. Curryene, illybleiel 01. Vet •aie
by WI! DILL 1
c.1.7.d10cu Sleek Anil tarbeure Kruk , .
ASTOR OIL--13 bbls fnr sale by
lJ D. A. FAIT:YE:SIOCA A CO.
Jury Viret Alta Tried it,
- -
INSEEPbIdg. for oule'by
Li frt.:. It. A. FA UX K:TOCK it CA
IMSEED OIL-10 hMlx. Winter PresAecl,
4 fry Yele by ht.: R. A. FAIINF9TOCKi CO
`OAP-75 bey Hy - deft Superior IV anstsor
1.:7 &Ault. Po, sill for pale by J KIDD A Ceti
(AI Wryyt SI
I)RUSSI N 111.01-20 0 lbo No 1 Pro+-
rlAn Itlue in store sod for Wu
51.7 . t•l J
KIDD t CO.
-10NESIA-2L 41 lbs Calcined 'Nlagne
iNi retell and for isle by
J.KIDD.AC.I.
_ . . -
1 1N5F.1 . 3 ) OIL-3 -I '.3 , 1s 'Linseed Oil in
Kier" uq.l Co sale by triO dKII .D A CO.
I)OSIN- t,lle.goolorder for - e:Sle by
- f i b: i J KIDD A Co.
tvrATER COLORSIO Ombonte'
Water Color.. put lu iunt Levee •uitable
wenn., tir Yale by
J KIDD 1 CO.
BUTTER-1l bbla. -prime Roll, rou'd thin
day bY U &. I'. Ka111..4, ani an male AY
tab: W. IlaWllll4lll.
kega tier ,
aPl ,ri
1 .5.11D-2D keya Nu. 1, Leaf, for bale by
A tab: 11.111b.11.:011. -
1111.1 ED APPLES-5 blila rued and far
iy gab. Ar ' I. a W. 110,11AI:bill.
11** daily Acar of the most Alstosurinty °urea .srau
rgicied Lif - that great and popular Inediciar,
H. O. Farrell's
-
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT,
U 1 greatest remade ever di , ,ovPreil f,r
%hub nil oronantklnu malting rk tram! aPPti
belnb. tb awn I,ngt“ ttf (law
it b.. been i ntraclun4 the neor.t. e
of the Itnitpal Wan-,
Ult. knit., ropow uttelniti En - ti .r , l
trine In Ihe [noon 1.141.1. Whi It? . ftin i.unrs t•
tic mritisq. kind I.‘tol.v.r t. 0.0
E l 4tloto polle DI , fkVINO Of the rob laurel. , it ba.
t jultol; and It will c^rittnli w bignin mind! n, Inr.,
.
pit - forma the m. Lltrenrilinery cure. nt
dohler the dr.rbiri and .11 other remidici 11.1 WWI.
W. dn not nelpeAt thitt the ',emu. II II Earrelni Ant
Nen Unirnent ettl Pon Li-rf.'irrti tax• no nth.
•••• eau d.. but ynti hat. Lore cortilimt.• rlmi
It II" /•PNI •
Smith of Mudd Crpek, Tit:cei.lleiteiitv, 111 .
iqyir had k.gt • tisi nt arm Lir mare titan. >i^ir
. .
•
•
by Itotratrcte; the linib had ihattret , withered
sway. testicle ottitne bat mPt...Ani host., I
tri. , l all the hr b tt it , etar, th utt r rrtnr , lte , I multi
herr of. t.ttl lb, did no Jetfoil. I th.o rvasnrprd lb.
h' 0. 0 ritriPri , ‘zsblut liirtiwnt. raid • (we bottltr.
retirely t•tte.d •ritly arm 1 , now we fll , ll3ir and
mt the oth..e. It I. abut ttr.t rat. ton bores,FoTtti, and
.
t , tt , rta.) Dr. ~ -tYN tet.n,t repotatint i.> ben,
Lana to 14412km.1 0tt. , 4,14'11.ft otp.iu 4,041. roportot
tht , s 1 .4 r nt opo of fI Ltst In L'hiMicipitt4
bad LAM mogne4l to he , tx+l four.a yo art with lthrtma•
le7sTwrolt ' ; 't
applyimmediaAy try Lparll'A fast
my naught, when Kix mouths ctil, t•hon with a
iterlUnr 40 the mind], which grew snd
when y rare old fibs had wrest difficult, in swlOlnyriint
her (rod. Etc night wsteh tem. fearing illutwrold
edit risme. Met dacur• iittendri her. but rouli Ore
no relied. I book ha in tho metnt eminent doctors in the
rart they add there was no help/ ir bar but to outgrow
With • and Imam 1 [...turner home her.when she
1-nse xr much wove that Ih...tortoni hint to beralkd in
mink,: !nor decided the towel]. tarot be rut nit the on.
rne.pnr.ming relief. Mr wife would not comma , la
thin mil h. determined to try your liniment. whirti
care relief tn.. , " fret apnliattioa. and by • cont inurd
tute, 'animal:l.lr recovered. kb. is now luye•rs did. and
nervy and healry imeoul• be desired. liour lirdomut Ie
the beat in use or epraltr..bruheo. out, burn.. hembiehe.
On.; sad it ...more the =net min:Mimi. in • Mt , MI.
Mrs. It Nu ottmd eskoi udder IP my row in • few
dab. e FOUL._
atui.ypa, q.
Ir. 11.11. Faksiii. Your Arabian Liniment is the gnat.
ant molieltio Fly harm beet, In the. World. I had a owe
*boot to foal. ee hen she tweccov ohelplem that yha
not rise from the Stand: slut was hv this way neeeil
when, with seinen other, eneeredsllo uicln hr
up. which wao the only war Iteould be dorm. when Inun
mewed tha ow of your excellent innocent. rubbed in
well over the loins. and. aetunishino OA tuaraPPear. he
[Ara I used op lent!. et the dollar use. ant vis to
at up and walk herself. 1, • poi , / uot hate given Ito
clalines Iran, and nomesed am ehoet hit
Lorin her out et iniwry: the le unn a lay beet mane&
I sure°. it lease. strain an the hone. TY IV. !HINT.
Nous. Julr
•
Beware of .Coinaerfeita.
TO GUARD AGAINST IMPOSITION, READ TUE FOL.
• /4)IV 0ARP.1111.1.1.
The Public an nartgolasly eautinneal against a Base
Oncaerfal which has Islay made it• *maraca aml
railed py ttu, banana whonialtra II Farrar. Arald
1.1 I.lmment." TIM clangors... fr aud and mats ihble
to cifWiT • tram his heath¢ thesNUN lor Twill. Thom ,
ha he particular war total fe, by fiie nowt "Farrell . ,
Idonne Ar unaluelpled Alden will Napo. the &Ili
Rica , 8 Lll.ll TAN fur the genuine, but alieugs ,u 1
far 'ill. A. IltimillgArbUius Liatani,e," and taa A , •Pthrr.
IN
the gamine edema he the letters ii. Übet.wobalreirh
word,inato. la am on the attach, wrappi, , vial these
blown in the alas bottle —"/ L-12. iiirreli - g Am:bum
LOsinsent, Portia." -
donna wanted lo Pray Town. Tillage anA Ilincolot In
the liana state.. In which one I. not atabltami. Nadi
by later to 11. Oc Fawn, Pada. wi th mai rel.monn
urn eharaeta, reannalhillt he
.
Callon the agoot who w ill forniSh Pea of Clare% •
book mahiuittc mush ralnabl•lnkenatlon Dr easy clam
of eillsena
Pare—Meant% 60 ants, and ans dollar pa teals.
The only senate is Mannfoetured by 11. G. ParrAl,als
inventor and Imoneteloi, and - who p drugalet. No: 17
Main atrat, Pan. IlldAnd tor sale wholesale and realist
proptietnee pare by 11. E. ANLINI.td,
tohlallatt No. 67 Wood area.
NI.I be U. 31.01116 HT. Allenhany Car.
NW BOOKS! BBW , BOOKS !
AT HOLMES LITERARY DEPOT, No. 74
Third arm& opposite the Poet 0111(145;
nnirkmhoelter 'gantlet., far rebrusrp-itatee
Putnam'. Sem till inahly 1.41 i nay for Travellers am! lb.
irtre.kle—ratire P.Oo per ma.
Layard'• groat work on the Macomb. at 2:Mooch.
abridged by him freaullielarlar
Women of I:Miranda); mannalarr for MU of Piety mid
Cbarityt byJulla Sammaugh.
F.chectie briMaalue, for February.
Mod.l Arettiteni, for ilbrubry—No. &
Ilarbeen Manama, for February.
- (leder. Lady. Book, for February.
timbales Marratine,
International .
bartain'.
Luber! Nallepal Ifititmirtr4 "
Anly Romance; by tbe mutterer "dturamid
11,11"
idertnre !latrine, or Pelf Dependence.
ihrel Iltadiandi by Lady Potwar.
Y ankee Yarn. arid Yank* homers.
II eine 1. Ileum danteltte tale. •
Mar B.naern. br ‘-'*PL Mddtbi Bold.
Alan. aestuarmast Eastern Literary Paper& alw.fr
tat 13Wir and subseripllon. roommd Ur. nultibbitr
rem.
SWEET ORANGES—Wholesale and To
'a toll fit MOMS' m Btot. th. D 11.3004. lett
PPLES--4 0 bble just roc'd on consign
meat aad far-ale to T. De WOODS it SON,
. - 111 Water street.
ORK LARD—M.4OOO Rut Pork;
bo
fr 6 Mt.
NEW PEACHES-1:: bushels 'new dried
~ l 4aebec lent mailed sad for t. bii
ROBISON, LITTLR 100.
F-"'
..
no bbly bump 1%
.1 11se .
ore l y2o tarbbi.: at
w bbl. Dr, -ma" ' r l ' Yr
er bLyY
I CO.
co
ILSII.OgS (—Just rea'tt . nnlit;zar lOC a[
AltrwitNihrgogr.V! Ilebber Overshoe., me,
00111.1411•11 . 110verebtes and rue's he
Millen Overshoe". Bluth", kleoulele and Boots '"
Alen. awl Coll4teee• Orerrhoee seed
. Melte the attention of pewee. le rood ef the erel•
de, se we are confident that a realer or better onneceeeet
be nom in the elle. • Lit IS. Pill
IleMarkaet at.
DOLL IIEADS-10 dq y, c. Inc4s e ittiblice!
rj,`"` " ` °
NDLA RUBBER'PASTE-6 eross that.
istaloabl• article tot reaket*: iu
lei prg i rge.l . l4nnt . amt. \
W"}ss • It. PaILLIPP.
XRAVNLING S-4ust reed, 3 doz.
lutnt ai.d India Rubb•lTM. ll .• 1 / 4 4., for "/,..
" l'"a7ita
lioncigi ntle..
ofed
wes 2119pgre. lbw& nand ith Mayo l.
/Abbe Oallas, la am
01:12:121
LAST WEEK OF It. IVINTEWS
UNRIVALLED EXHIBITION
NEW_cHICSMICAL DIORAMAS.
d.\ I) A' it D/SSOL I"/ Arr;
• tAT LAFAYETTg . IIALI„
Every e-tening this week., emcops Thursday.
TA 1 I , .. ily!N:r m E
~,t at i nfo
r tr o ;
aszJt.urarat.•
,III!
u 1.1,11 •bnil I.—tuty n:..1 ra., 11.,n_
• 0,141,1 In 41,14 6 , 1
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to r• in (1.4 foto...two—
tor A. to. , of runSs. -4 11..• 11.....1 , ‘ 1n1.0.,r.•
.••• Antoir;•-. win, 1.4. i. Plztltt, 4 4,44
nto; 4 Tn...., ncht in r. It.. too, of
11 ^ , 4. 1,14, in 111, in4orreetion
vitt, ••• 14ty ros• Slototuotrbf ,, ..e.
t 1,.• fst.fumr4ll7l ll, ..ttlC ,
• tna;•••• of 0.4 1, , 1,41;•4 , 4.4•,•••rt, ..tne
4.• ofi,o ••• tio rlize•t. Int. nntur4l
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r.tnro ,n 41, l• • brillho. , ••
•o•••., Vl' NEIIAL 4iF
a t
am... 4,4110 i1,4,11n1 1t0n,1414 Anti u
I' 4 , 441
r;.1.1,.;l ••, ' , I 1,1,1.1 N (I•Art4,) loth: new..
1., , ,,.1.1•41.4 ..t •
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On Satarday fiel . noon, at 3 riot;
71..\..0 ir•n ~..14.1- 1 11.11f f ire.
at a:
Great Cure of Liver Complaint,
y, the t',1 • 4111,•1, ~ i kiy -truo and genuine
111., NIL
Nlsreh
r INar 54r. 1 tlnnt 111.111; 1 i
,n 1 WI • • I,st I I:1r, 1, , ,12
...II) , I.•r •a Inn inn.. bad
kno to - nt••• rhi. 4 , letz rt., Iv El
tor In A. 1 I..l•lnkrt , . tr.:, 1.11,,ry. hurl
to Ire j1,•1. ntuo, lt,n•• nrt•
• $ . 1:1••••••r hftrr
L.- r-1, I , : me, 4.11 PM Ern..
rnur, ‘ enLcu
%, r.r InCtlttr, tlarrlt it.
to, at, lir
leitnzons, lb. , trolli A t.l ,: ; u, , , ,l,r.ve•
11. F. SELf,EIt.9.: , I ,
and Komi - di:
t No. 7/ Intirth„ streCt.
,-, • LOSN.
A SMALL Modreing loieket with the let,
is, e re It Ho E°.M. fir M - J
tt t. (.
The n.ler 1:011J: iMI,I
..rde.ll..r
.11-o. troulle. 1r 1.11 ht 1i: dll7 V iLR , N?. 1
Iniitruntions on the PianoN3rte, Guitar,
and Vocal Mum.,
11 ENRY 1:01lBOOK, liar e.tiamrp , rl . I,
B B a, ,, ..- torten. il.ti,' In 31u:o on Ili: Pkno /ce to. Ow
ntorot 'coma-Mo. , mod *II , to plea.e.lV reei•lre an.
1. , b0r appl:mien- . Ihe M-o.le ti
.4 J. II Mellor. or
thrmli. the Pc.e. OM., i.ria. 010 fer inAklr-fenr le,
9.1 , J
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a
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t d, Chr. ,i,nte ol b q s ea o e Jnm.!. A JI
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en,l Ems'
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11)11 1 11::litiERHINti — m., 1 A , t ) tio . iii t i ‘ tl i e to by
Seminary Bondi g Per Rent.
i Cottage and nut buil.fing: soil! littei or
.;-% a Se,nlr, ,r, 1... Vo-leg lowie- er J ..h.:l for UN..
~ n a :0.,. te
..4 ,e-r.• 4 cl er:lmil. (1,1,1,1,... , 1 , hop.
, 0 ,i,, ~. r..,.., Lo Li
. priento tallr. but a erhool iron
..
.1,... 0..... M. t.een tlmught r,rticularlr deolroble for'
:veil loop .... eu,,utre of
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1 certifr th—
umb. Itn.l rm.
ltretett--I , lty an
Ititt•temelt.
I LIST rc• eivOti
1144 . :gran 1 / 4
Tintizt * T " L.l
trirs
TI Lad, by Thor.",
ingr.ria )the:
(hr livr.,7nrnn
J. L. KVA',
• Cottage To Rent
A NSW Briok Cottage on the Alle — ghenv
4
4 id 04 0111 Mi
few nket knr3 k tnm the t a
the he‘.l,4 V.l..raL The .uve hat
dluivi,t ,, orri ant kitrhea.l.eskle. orn tocto•
.th.•—aL 1t0"... but fore yanl4 Itom 11,. kitehen
—• kn I Cner.tee !In,.
ire ~f A. WILKINS CU.
et.pr.
XTRA FINE . INIPERIAL TEA—We
ti Ai have re.,11.11 a mall lot of very Yoporl, Itonerial
Tea arh,rh see nvornmend to tho , dimiritm s Primo
EA. 11k7 , 11.
11 ;son Tea, from ilk* to f. 4)
/or :4 , <,et (pion, Hart:Low Ir.IIC to have no ennteor.
If trtkaprire w prima onadulteratKl article mil at No.
I.lhartr F.trr , t. It' 31 . C1.1.ihti, h CU.
f. 15 To* Dealer, and thrwer , .. •
•
W TAPSCOTT ez CO ' S
AI,HAMIENIENTS . YOH
i Lucas BLASELY,
4 , [TROPE AN G ENl' and INtaler in rat
-
on,o Exchon,. n,.t. al..a AVO: the fellow - inv. Vac/
ket.
lino. ..Hine of SLleotnnlting, Let wohn New Volk
Ll swpa 1.
• eirtniot Tx!! **lli,. front New York' and Liver.
r4.11..1 Ow I.th atol . 114. of nun month..
new Lon. en how Irt - C 41.1.. "40tki. Lod
u It, 11th of eaoh month .
1,3 n . Neo, lo.rt on tho 11111,..1
the .:Oth ot es , h sn.-tolf
Y. Line Outer t0,..n:1n frcto Liwernool nod Nev .
The London Lin , ,of - Pntket. Mtn liner York the
1.1, 111.. 141..04 'Z1tt...1..1 Laolonon th..44.131b,
wr.i . .. , th .1 ...tel. toot.th.
1.1 1 4 r
lhlel n 0 . ..1 ' inenow ..nth '
u I- l tettot ra
L f i t•nro l tto l o t.th 4 .
VS
Orlon:_ .
VA:: Line for ztonzr - loin. loom N..ar York. by genn
to., ...I IhnlnAol, ti ennol railttrul, rltth.
burht.
wot nh - ett, every re:IA.I,II.MA ntrkr
at the r-11r, of W. TaMeott Co.
40 , Y. Pullin, n.,1 Ituitatnnt, h
At .1. T.'foon-t }INCL. Mt tho hfher of
thr mulvertlNer. •
per.... rending in ihe SW., no Cul.h4a.
lown•
o
n h owl lboir•ftkvie tnLvt , En,nl.
,
Intl. •alloet,hoslio ato the t,.4ay r
,rrts atp tto the an rtber. Ant
bare
Motu hoht,lst ont by any of the nh NC fAVOlitv !Anon of
birth nann. kn. IMO to Vtolnl too." burthero,t
or by tir, to...rob:tat...On , on' layorhhh. ter. , by
v.,- .1 I.:vet:A.o. or ,Itshhow. Th. Ir ftntohner'
f iho .41 h.nnage
1-......rur.e1 * In h. I.J.er,ht to Neer Orlewt,
Chsel,inn awl eavon
_nab. atreel I,mneu . . to mull and' Inn, emus,
tlr-wt nrtnnn nod n.
Ireland.
IV .1 loo.—eft k tn. Ante entatet Into
wren:omena wilt, n 0.... Itnokohn,
' th
iranktori-. af.J 'rah 51.,sr+. }Award Blount
1 . , Pouters. l'aft, to .Irew n.tikt .Iraftn.s bleb esti
N. man ro. We In 411 the ,eir. , r." 4
Vronee stol . n .nay. how., nekon an.l .1.14 al.
w,ntorn.,e .1 , - corner of Sixth no.l
Li/...rto' +tree", to, stein.) 1 itthbon.b. next .loor
I' 1 1 --121510..n0. , of the 50h...4. time of union' an.l
hnnltn. rut ut thy above other gran,
-
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1S
:z ti h 3 IS VII I L 4tr I I ' ll N II : --
f.... ,as.lb aL.I Lih,t, ect.x.
I t ! P. SPALPi N 9,
.Atto.., l!
rftey . and Conn
, t. f.,llnr rat 1.31w.--41,141% ),I. t.illht,
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Irl'i argil''' '''l'' ' I;
a.- IVAVI .
oi 4NINE i al:4
liii 1 lILACK TEAS--. 1011 half
\l .t\
: -iwii, ,ii end N.. . 1... 1" .., ' 1A...
4,‘,,,, at
as ''
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11711APPliill PAPER.--Straw wrapping
tru:V 7 rar.r.r of evil \l,<. We &ale lo vi I.
NI _ _
AIISIIALL.
___
tv E*TrIRN l'..,\•StillANCE-311.shares of
T 1 Ibis. ..bock • (-4- %le etc a Inv rate. if arrilst f ,
good. A. WILKINS A CO.,
letli
itIA KIN E ItAILN\%.Y AND DRI DUCE—
.I.V —A Nlett-Nrss of MI yr rpprr.tul.b. aril LIV.Int,
Ittl. !or IMia by li-1.5 A witxtne ACo
d
Imo AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-
It IMAII—Ws bavo still 'o fr •hyrat a this di eirable
St/xlc fnr r ah, at • larat•bletrt.•
15.1.: , • • A WILKINN A Co. -•
' S Ult At -2 tams Tettnsa le . ttitc for! 31C
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feb4:-.lt ..._ . al\ I.Er.
BOuK CASE FOB. SAL.E- 1 3 large
no .t. ow. that wit' holt about one thou nd 1,1-
ua.e.,. loill be .1.1 at a ba . rv il mtir ig m,.,,s,N.
‘,.
tebn Third .1 next dar In naziK Of F.ttAbu k
rsh.
IiDAPER lIANGINGS--A good assortnivnt
L a Pap, r HanningO of nil poi,. n , • I 1 on h.ltt a
nr .le by , . IV P YAK:MAW ,
t,bb . 'YI Wont atrtet.. I
Waited,
• • -
SITUATION as lioox KEEPER: by a
lraan.m.• men. Sat Wart.. reference* air..
Liauttn
TO Printers.
GOOD practical and intelligent Printer,
•
small capital, will hear of an es=tlerit
atir at this alter.
Merchants and an , era..
itCOMP ETEN'r BOOK KREP/a and expari
er.red to•Ol000 man to open torso trootoetoool with
•houao of good ntotaltoz. Addroo .. ti. V..• Oor.otto Of.
tokit
To Nail Manufacturers
AETTEES PATENT, °Van: , of January .
7th, lo.tot. hayloft be. orautel to Caleb lehtstor. for
otagy Plate Feeder, be throat:. wtiteite the alt..
[lon of thane engaged lo thwntanoltertore of Natio—to art
esaintuatton•of the sarile.•forline contd.:. U., the, will
ewe prat adeantaa to to be gained by us. of Ws fdiaPla
and etaglent machine., .
Patt.:a it 4 I. Lareeck effect. caatof TederatAbrohear
f.tfd •
Valentines ! Valentines ! Valentines!
READ QUARTERS
T W. A. OILOENFENNEY d; COSS
(6,FOURTIL STRllbrr.—lrclucco recoir.4 by AlAdams&
. limoros, the larva. Asrurtocent of Salculiarc Wrer
011 .. 1 In lbw public. ALAI, prAnt rxrielp it E l it es
falltAbin recAlminGetherAt ani thaollect. nicotine ,
vrlthouc folginp. The Arhusf VAlectio. Tarr froth Aix
A
cent• toce doihr. owl) . and act runpued
et
\V. A. (7 LLIJE.A7XN N.bli A OVA; KI Fourth FL
J urr 'weir-rd. • freall rurplp of Itie lorbrit
\
11-60 bout llonbught's extra. for
WICK k Kr41.i.N.D1.V.K. , •
CITA T4UI
CT ”I by
Im e :Nr k c a f:Critzt ju Qbfari.kynsle.
POT'....- .. s .r. _a a
'AMl. , .\kai cur.!! pure. for sale uy
fad , .- - IV l'ilK k 31,1AND1.J.14.1.
e
ilrittSE-4.1 bxs..D.• F., fur sale by -.
WICK A nleCANDLdknl.
D Rooms, -
•
FOR the purpose\of drying Wool. Cotton,
Lumber, and to Ldn r :::: „ purpamer. AND, I. , i'ala.
..lo
,ning Cloth sod tenth, and for all porpnr a wh.ra a
.!Irirres==ftgyrnton="addinnbe e'aglil,
;•tih'.lll.°::-aat.;l•o4-I.4.l.2hjettlattrlt=l.l'ruly
log to pond° attention. . '
fa . . 12 1, • : BCIIFE kTICINFON I °KELT. •
A. MASON A CO.
hese sta,k Of IdotO
so Vseherteres. stitch thetsre de
foe. ttn..ton daft&
iNTERN bIAILI,t,
roam Lie ton TPITiYOi Zt HOLM
T ril Etrret:opmolte LW. JT.st Otto,
11_)E , 1:! . .111 ASH—al casks insillvtioboN
Duquesne Iron Store.
,1110LEM.A.N, ILLILMAN_Zt . CO. have re-
Imo areboune„ a 111 truer late ,
1; pecarletl be M. LTU. ,"11001
to Lb* Mortaatoalwis Mune, •••baef,
_ll,B7,oUdr
teem tha I' ram. manatamareg
ankh teal ba .amt aL am. of Jaagala and 11.mon
Bpeuma and Aztars. SPrioa ..1. 1 A. ". Bela
Siren fe.tent Preased $44ka1.1.1111 Natl. 01 15 1 ,1 k:.Nate
.m 1 Wukher. Crow Bs...ledges. tea •
01L—SUO sat; fir.szths by \ •••
vJOS. . . • J:KIDD..4-COmW
CO .11 ERC i .11,,
Adve ot.nitlatc , io...
rt:4m,,
ft..,•of
. tjarwa. PIT, ttittall 0•11311. 1
5A:117.1., al.-4,04. Feb S. - 1
. The wonkier, yea:tmlay. wts dnrit and rainy,
..I unrlctvinl our vut door
, 0 . 1314, ... ,0 4 , 4en+atil npet
athaa. wt... NO, with no 11,1 n :a tlaaititt trhquotsllout.
The river etintiires .10 rzetills slowly, . 1 4th'.
,•.. a 4•.,. in , kroin..l rit la, taitt 0..:00:. caner. ha.
t,,, ,i t iti. iitet tit ihn !hart. awl trni,gteatt,..rmue,
• tn.n the r ~, r is.l.• t... ~a lr,
. FLoci,--1,,, , ,,r, ~irnts- •,-... Ciir: vat. Al va
4 , 1 t•td, st , 441,.. - s-11 0 . i1:2 ,, tr,..: . . a, I, at 5 . 2 ::.44 ~1 :
mud , i at 32. ,i.t. :twat. it., 0rt01 . ... at 1 a itt. au, A t',
itulA.r 1,1.,..... Is d‘,la.: trocrat.,, at' '4,5 1 . 4,t7. 1, 4
7 , 71.1.1 t.xt,a. .n IoP., and ,5 , .: 3 :A. , ,-... 1, , nr.l , bbl
t'
.t IN -•11,4 aro ratlpr 411 1 . 0.....1it0..11 , t0 tint hands. ~
with at,' ..,o bn a: Tr. It , ho at Vsa...ttnt f•Glsti online.
i, st IN's , ,A tale of 71 bo Corn in oars st 45,, w • b,„
c , f n , • •a , ... of 1510. a, narier is F. , . 1:11, 10 mall la,' from • ,
fa - 4. flash , 4:,wVw4, 0n.1 . 111 , • 14 . ,41, Ii to.
tiP..OCFIZI F.,— :sli-i ,-,1 bad- ,u4-a, in lots. !.153et pal.
In 1, 4 14 a: 6, is i., - , t.nsfEurnr 1.,1111,.. tn watall lota St
3 ,4 1,b1,,,,, ~,,,, armt1.1,,,, to 1,11.11.1.13: NO. 4G labia ,
3liala , w , , rr,rtr.l In us at ;:icr:ra...l;t'lS t•ble at a';,-. sal
~,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,, .5,1, it twit • the ii.aathrt. No ~,!,-.,, ,
i f It .13. a. 4, lit, to swhi•thutiers 31.• 011. 03110lli. \
11,111,11 . ,....E. , ,les 00 has trim, aiiir... .at 5. bto .0 Lir vi R. \
0011 , nr .;!.,.... 0 \
ivi.1.1.:2,--,04 ..f !., 1,1, int the wharf. at 3121.313,m ,
`,le. to •.r.‘ , 11 In,. frvin ..nr, at $3 b0+4 , .. 2 , '0 441• \ .
Itt - 11 . r it .. , :t1.., ir , an st,re 4.1 rhoto. Li 1.1.. btitler, in
mall b 1. . ,.., 1,17, and 4 rotl in tarl• at 104115. Kc,
I m., 1,...,4,1 at Itnt frnin store. No Lt.' hand tier In
have no , sslos of bar,, of male.
01,1vr9 barfil,djiu A.l llami
Tat., {1f•, , ,C1'..r ntnl.4o lit ill.teckecd.
L,I 50 ,ni•-•1 at 7551 , ..)ie . 1n
In. .mail lio
. -Lrnit lo at ii&n.Utirfor FOIL Aalt;,
P.n•••,,,ralu. S. owl 1,1•41 'Oll6l
150u10.11511..iS IS 1 , fon
te,6•oootiotiro 1010. tirrn el f•.i2.lf.tatlt
firtl,osas,S. , 3 SC in' , wall lot.. fr. 112,1.4, Yin . < deo,' 19
fr , tr
One
K IT--IV. Its.. no I orthr r ksleo In repsrt,
fL.111,1 I. atv.iit thr rlliittA n,tare at ,•0•0•01.
Councucc or CLerr.man.—We eitract Gutri
the Clneoler,l Herald the feline i 1.2 thl , •etle , et the Mut.
et•ree .1 ova City ft the r..• IS:.l , ' • ',
Flee, Ved• ex hortel. faJele ,• -
t.... be. " 2.1.11.913 .
-
XV ~eiel. bl.he• 4,77.1
. e 1.1.1 •
..
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.
Tb• heal t•lu.stert•ht the • p•ert.• sh.neet• to r.blle.
•
Tl.. `
111.-• itatmrt. rstiz.a(r.l at IPgr..-
PH I I.2II)ELP II IA P. ET.
p.b."
me intt.t. te very ttniet.
t,,th,1.. 111 1111/..1 114011P} nt farm , rata,
ON, laneti—a • - nt:11 ;ale ht (Nov , a-..tf MP.:. V 4 ( 3 lhat
tlanr--'1 he znartet hat nu.lerdamt no rums ,.. 'Matta-L. -
p. , rt titlartte: t• Ittnitothattl ',nicht I , u. honrlte.i bhbtatan ,
tt lhaod , bay, her. di-p.,11..t tats t 134. -WI lath.
Morel s, ut wet. rata. 11 , 4. roe sat, nry ty toe at V. n 134
• I tt..! . . ,13‘ n, ,n and a.,1 Itrandt; 5.4 7%1.412% fur ex=
try>. an.l Put-, h.ta . hie n, nuotatiall?-
\
, e Flo, Sul Ciro Neal —:Volltintr. - loin,. and mine
Iht,tu..t..th-• former at V , t't and MP laltat
at t• 1!.14 - hl hbl '.
9 vat n—Trr 111 rather nun, irhtmt e•ttrilna In hr rttil ' '
'kilt tt prtP, art. tinetwp.i.l Pets ttf nOtal'ha prim! ,'•,
ki Tt ... arui wt.. Ut 1.044 VT? I'. bu. Th....,
j... I t.. 1. s...fltya. Pattall 'lda , irnut Mt . - art.tat.aa 4 4 11 1. , h ,
,-
1f 1.4\ -lo Vad yat 214'J, , Sp bbtatt Ind 201 - t ll--- ""
.
l'ul.lrleo\ t ns n Max r.TA.ItY . Pll'ttr l Wfa -- /M 4112 A -a
4 \
arttele In gin, otat, Maaazinti 'fur '..anuttry. emit!...'
.-l'oloical and !it ,rettyry l'i.,\:pat.st\ '' th
r n , , ,,, bothant tut Vlu thri.lr4i
boo to Caltnnunt- ''
,%.
- When v., ~,..,. er 07, i ,- W^
it,36..ur TErtattitt'
at. that nlrt.ault t in _ulna.. ,
' titra;•• ' :.Tr " ,t7.ll ' uttt; '' a " vt l."l * : : :t
\
It tiny •atelt It: a2rut .1 lIOI '
ei , fti, tl.+/Ik 1111111311i4.r. In: r,
'tettline the aununl tattoo .1 I
it, e.. 1 11..- enho tutvt et at. ,t 3 i
\
altattay , tntlin..l ty nature. ut.
' ‘l , -..h.vreit .I.• catty* pruw.
tu na.!.
rentuner...d. I...cath.. 1
thiotly i,ltnitttr. vell La. <ht. h
\
Ilvtleah of rtodlt true. a trench •
I. tt . t.,l latiLroptPy .solure.l tiv.
in thr Ponttnynl latl . th - a vra-t. I
they:l-al. er....1. o ill 1 , r. , ..ed. .1
Ttst. * llZ i ctql i t=4.V:t% ' :. l n I '
1, 0
\
tt;t a alit ri, . mono. in the pa, tt
hhet.en utter the an ea. ' , Ahura.
that the rt. , . Its* altethly CIIIIIIYIPII,II.
Mutt tat due.tu: thw fall. Itnitornd tt 1
ad nog , the late. year front . •
_Kn... ntt. and hut for Calil,n ,
to 40 tht, cent t•ehnar that stands
anotananntitaatannon
P ( ) RT OF Pl'
elem.—There leen, 7 teL 6
•
• it. tart evening nt dvpk. ALAI
AILILIVI
:I.l.llnti, Nair:not - 41 1 :
.1. 114-lire,
fba. ehrtve.
.1. I:a>arl. Pre Lies.
henn,tt.l:ro . a.n..
11..neN.0. AurNir.
Moorv..
Knaulg CI
`02,2.•11.
Supuel.nuit
J. neg., nelist*.k.nilicS..rport.
C
m, ._•,.
,n-si mbi orlianua
Coluan. Reno. Wabakt.
BOATS LBATINI: Stu., nat.
• At-bArtSCA/14 ?AGM ALIA.
BILIIWNEV 1 LI,V, 6 A- n. saki 11 Y. 74-
•
• IMPORTS ET RIVER. • •
1110ELIN(1-00s. rook, errl.-I4 bb14,21. 1004W
10.'V11 .5 , 10 tidl nultrrl4 , to.lo ilolc S pktmeotton 01ra =
Von bourihotrt 3 tot 0,41 do Idtltts Brown it MA*
rttrirt.:444 t.hle , tour 3L4r00:4S 41 It Iltlutl k (.4010.
do roil buttte 'Al,l3llllSig . Cr0., , r0 Jt Co. 540 pot 5140 =tot 4
1.:1..00. J0n..., 0 tktit:l l 4o , ionl Y hutioT S Staitrtrt 311 p k
rdIII,OIO.TS 1.01 , dol.-d avklto Coma k. butter .
Cwt.', C,: 141 do flout Commit.k FlOllll,
do 1 do 13.10. r S LAodten 4'. do flour Aro.lkceooVoS4st - .
Co; 32 dn apple. Ido not.. IS , t harot Siotte.tt:2l3. , •
is most ('Relay .. l ltaYS., 11 tltri,t): lsh 10 parks b. 4 -
~
Mallafloy.
CLlrrtßi , ... 1,616
ktR 116thkugh: 14 do 10 Llsis supar 10 bxe flukes Bur-
Ilia locrsra: 10 bins oills ,
Fah,o-k cox 04 4... whit.:
. s.
r F Houle 15 pkg. .44srnv Ccr,s rks sharso4l X Xthis .iii
drse, 441,10 rotten MrCe.ortnisla - hhis 5111t-0
Clurkssn a Cos 15 do Smith , L'einclalr: 25 do Wks/ 61 do ..•.
a II 1.1,4;3 do ale O W FRALII; ISW uulk gum). -
dors Kier .1u -es 10 bbislisms labds
mu .1 Forsyth Jr.
. LOIiISVILLP,—Pas Jtmemme-171.1.il lime 2km Ibise
same rock W naCally: Wade Lamm J Voieytti . .4l2ri
t'Ar.t.l . 4
Mal co.. it Co; 10 Was Dix Mirada t On 6 able 9 Milt bate!.
ter D T .
gCNFlell—Pre Wriastnee.-1 0 kete lard. Sake mei_
T./lord= Irhhd. roe J./ Leoret: de Coe 2 bblel aka 1 WA 1'
lad-. Jae Week: 2 bbd -e3 Joe Ilnuteasr. ded ObJelloor.!
Clerk t Thew. 104 do Bcll , Liacele4 45. !die pax. J 1.
ehro: /41 do A ChisiPt 6d We door .1 /4 Devi; 13 et* bor.:. •
ler SI Brno 041 [-tato rose 1.1 1/ - llosobrlcle4:2S bete lair •
A 171141,111,1. Oozier k. Co: 3 motet queesserzro Ilodkleot
eon; 4 Ibe ',utter Ilhulre; War Odor CIItACIO2I
- 6.131th::- 3 bpli dour Clark a Thaw.. • - --• .•
eriur fur ante
11r L LEE.
•
kVER—Pro Mt vino No 2-10 I,..t..rA'F=ltti •
ar.6..oftTß'rr.,.!l:l;ft'atbw„''.lo.,,,Lbr ObtaY S`
gar 1 tat attis• Mitlor ect etson . 03 * btkls 2.7131• 4 10eitie
hlcilplo, I.lblstloorStornoooo.. '
. •. ZINC PAT.N TB..
• . ....., :. .
XI A NUT` AC T U It 32: . 1) DT TILE NNW. '
I‘l JERILYBY NYIPLOLLbt) AND bIINING unarm ,e.,. j.
el Newark. N.J. ° • r° 1
This ectupaity is prepared to frUntth n musty or titers ,
ralucillo _ .• . _.
ZINC PAI NTS. . - ...° J.. li .
Whit]) h
e n been found after.sesrsi ye."' t r ial. bath IS VS.
liuropi lth Uultod Outse, in 'ethos trulr orieNal . .
besuis d
in e d ,aln-tav• pr m yertios superi.o to any othrP
i wiht whatever. Voir ' _ , ,
WIIIIR - ZINC PAINT -
• I
Is s orely 10 11.1.1. Arnie. dad Its ItarrantelYfret lborlit an ~ d
iktultentich huultumnitr stbitmoesee. It Meese welly is W.,.
b e snrually APIA, and sy entirelf hen from Ibm poleoritruir
t oo r entes- of m ost other. paints, e 0 titAIS.M.W. IV, LVOV)
liyalth to A :littlest sad their Aurae, i „. . -
• \IT W ILL NOT :TURN , YRLLOIIIi . 4 4...
wri..k.ocr.i. . p‘aph.f.... mephitic echaistiat: V
meta when yb ut up iu s dare r ouno Nan pato)" t.. o y....
. It KUMLA...Is s soothe= elitusto .1.1 the siestas, ;
'than artyotbery riot beans liable to turn•ebslkr.o , -
crumble and rub Dd. It stop be wailed witstsAy
with rsmr WOO Fl. Of f. Ith SOZIODIN sob aloe. •
hated scrirelaits Amish.
111...M.:K. ANLI aILORED ZINC PAI'J
Shred Are faroietevl st • low prlchouti Are untit
' the.cloutwft And beat A ussie Is Ile 0 . 0 ,1041 Mt.
o , M n ethp, ou IMMO.. n t...maab0 , ..., Or sus tot.poti
ro fe, v
0...0f tr,..d, briek, Lily Of 1(.11, 4 the T ere both •
W FATHER AN ll• hl Rh PROOF.
Von hiss nurfsces they are parbouLutlYrwlrmllbo
Mem .. pclvattlo ronsoctich, A n d ststirtly I mmo
ti ,,,,. slop d r y o uiellp,snd 11•1014 isphre cumuli
do not chums "Moe lib. malty ot•tho earthy MUM
la us.. •. •
p eck ,. est ylliel on liberal ten. 1:7120t' update
illtip.:Of. °Y. t.1,40N11.4 k Lit.,
ow:: viiilto 7 &nuts Wharewv..ll.l.l..
• Wanted,
• • •-•
0 1 1* AN oxperienced.Wareitputcmtu
IVlboleeale kiencere Ilonee.•B4onlina at • U
. allfLel4/17IrrtT: t aannoq ?'..I!i';retIAPPI.T47.
where au tater/lee can le.
tad. tat/due:err PI
Reno. •
• Home-ma Blitnicetas- -
ANOTI,LER, SUPPLY:—We hare rect
wlSwalere pain, of er.cellent 141.e-11034e NE.
Ale, rupee Vaetern 3luoula-tured ucL, ern lie 0,1
aa4 CriU Quill 4. At. On bawl; I.oulteinade Flannel,
brown, mat barred. Vine 24oteen-nlide , atleeee4
Ylannale, only,y,l cows ler var 4, uneleriultalle:
:on .e all pualiti.. leant. met Vila 11301.e/s.
Vi.mtert.s. Frac. blaek. and otter refer, •
. • laUltralf 111.11WIJVIELD,
'• 4.,1i. ratter or V49rth 33arke
We la+ - lte attention ,to the mixes.. plrtinel
at 124; eente Tee alV•Jn444feee.l.
al ag ar .t. IVA
O. taxa fd ret Root,.
itoxOt t oomeetk athd tat
Vu ootrol tricot. •
Cincinnati Exchangc. -- ,
CIIECKSIO \ 7aIe in same
o . .porchatent - A:WILKINS
tALTI
Fm AlLike t nod
A Oood RorieVanted,
011 -A .OENATEMAMicing "t
th.nts••A home mat
", inalrld
rI I III , IOTIIY SEt.:l)-10 bblk, for rale '
i.v.)
- 1\
QOLII.I BUTTEIL-2 .
w Packed Butlar, in stare and !or talk
'JAZ) It. biletelf;
Ye yet on hand a
red all *scot lba Limp
•• Itkro to fell not be.
INE, for. relk-
LI terarlt
'IRESII ROLL nuTTEE.,4
ard for sahi br WICK ilccvan.s..,
iabe
Inttgatge
Qll IC.\YAItP COBUROM—This . de,
1.3 ankle, for.Bl.k Dm:4., t I.AO %mod at Ibe
- • • PtUitkilli it; nutzuarncm
• 340 tiorthast cot. Povii.P mlXxxlr
SALE7- I The saw,
stlllountieum
vrtiere every desetiPai..:
"13..11.M . 1.Gi1.t1g at ate,ut