The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, March 08, 1852, Image 2

'ITTSBURGH, AZE'I " I'E
PiIDLIOIXD CO
PItTSBIYEO
,ND'AY R. 1862.
ftsrgßAplNG MAT7ER WILL BE FOUND
'OX EACH . PAGE OP THIS PAPER.
THE NV AND THE TARIFF'.
The poor atteMpt4of the:Post at taunt and
Sidicele, Wits response to our appeals in behalf
'ef the industrial Interests of the country, now
antral -log from the effects of a policy which all
tensible men here acknowledge to be unwise
l aud iiijUlioo3, betray isdegree of heartleesnees
rarely equalled. No man, not utterly'
callous, could take that which his blighted the
,prosperity of the country, put out the flees of
our furnaces and manufactories, and turned
omands of poor men out of employment, a
subject •bandiage.
etiempts to break the force of what we
Said hy a reference to what Henry Clay did
twenty years ago—alluding to the compromise
tariff; .Perhaps that great man did the wisest
thingithercoulti have been done under the pe
cirourestru;ces of the time,,and perhaps
'net; tint that hasnothlng to do with the slues
iiari. I We think he:erred on that occasion ; hot
enr opinion of the compromise of 1833 is of
little consequence, compared with the serious
' tmthe whialru ow press upon the attention of
. c;Untry.i .
arsumple of the Poses article. fle
. - - . 4pokei of the fact that the farmers of Clarion
I.;UetsliSys, who, in the good. limes or the tariff of
.fogWhieh'the Democrats of that day shout
tuOttstilti'sold their surplus wheat at their
-cirri doors for a dollar a haslet, are now sell
., leg it fir GO cents on board of boats on the
tube shipped to Pittsburgh. Upon this
I" . .ti..coitments at considerable length. Here
Is one perageaph '
,"Ant,persorts who take a common sense view
'or 'the , fact," may arrive at a different condo-
-skin from.tbat of the astute Gazette, and Infer
'but clarion - county, which ten years since, bad
.`to' import tbonsande of barrels of flour from
..ifittsburgh; has progrealled so rapidlyin
diteingthe "staff of His" that it has now a butte
;'nurplu.s.to ship, after supplying home demands.
f But the Gusette asserts. that this evidence of
the prosperity of. the farmers of Clarion coon
t]ty, "pleads powerfully for a change of policy "
":Thetis, they want them to return to the time
iof '42, when they had to import their bread-
Stuffs' from Pittsburgh, and stop this system of
'developing the benefits of egricultural industry
in that section of the State, as it interferes in
serious manner, with the interests of the epee
'olittors, who; in former times, had .sucli a fine
'chance to shin the people, by r :lmphrting what
they could not.produce."
The Post calls this an "evidence-of the pros-
prity 'of•lbe farmers of Clarion county." , If
selling wheat for 50 cents per bushel instead of
'tone dollar is an evidence of 'prosperity, then, by
the same pure, 00 cents a day to a laboring man
Instead of a' dollar /mild be equally indicativu
;Of prosperity— This login is in strict accordance
drith theidoeirines of James linchtoao, who don
for himself ttie sobriquet of 4 '7'th erne Jemmy."
declaring iu the Renate that to —bang down
,k to wages of labor to the atandord of Europe
: r irould cover the country with bleobing. and ben-,
4lats.`• These blessingaand beoefita are coming;
and if the Whigs can by kept di,ro for three
".or' team yesis longer they 711 “cover the
tiontry"
Mr Buchanan and his followers lore peer men;
A*l the best'evidence they give us of that fait
;is that the =do all in their .power to increase
"their number. They love to have them very poor.
Wdollarriiday is too isrristooratic a recompense
faili day's toll. Men would Boon turn Whigs
, Wererthey to make eo much money; so the true
;piSlloyis to bring the poorly-paid labor of fareign
`ureiinto competition with hem. and thus crash
their wages "to the Standard of Europe."
B • d • ringthe price o wheat and the price of
tiadsi!s work to - . 50 cents—a state of things which
4 t.he Poet calls "prosperity; 'and which Buchanan
ipharacteriaas 'as "blessings' and benefits"—
(SSid . then we Aral have no lack of poor men.
The agricultural resources of Clarion county
were developed during the time when the iron
timidness vies prosperous!. Thousands of acres
of land were cleared and put in cultivation, in
dustry and enterprise being stimulated by the
hest luniie...Market west of the mountains. .The
ralna;o .
faiii land adraneed rapidly,, and the
Tisiofits'of !mining wore good. Now opnings in
,tEllinteresX;Ment houses, barns, mills, and every
ihiliettidieting a high degree of prosperity,
4 :lime pbseerablo all over that region. But now
to investigate the stateuf "prosper
ietlatloti county, we can find some inter
:itstiiiitnatisties in the Sheriff's office. Or, if
iini, 2 shotild be inconvenient, we may consult the
..;:detferiptions wthiCh fill four or five solid columns
lot" the Clarion papers, of Inmates and farms
!about .to change ownere:tqough the agency of
that functionalry. These are the only evidences
l of prosperity now remaining: But it is all right.
Things !are coining impidlr'ft the standard of
Ettrope l'he wealth of .that region of country
is conelenteatlng in a few hands, and the wages
of labsir will soon find the level fur which Mr.
Buchanan plead.
We ttegpardein for 'having ;said so much in re
ply to "those wordiet' impudence and folly which
we bare quoted from-tpe Post. ' , rhe game is
mot worth the candle." We drop the subject for
thepreseet, hoping—tor we s hare little else to
loupe for—that experience of the bitier and,dis•
estrous fruits of looofoco policy will ero long
brlng the •country to its i'mnses. That party,
now In
the ascendant in Pennsylvania, could; If
they wouldgire-us sufficient protection at the
'present settalon of Congress; but we have now
- . no'expocestion that they will do est. •
prrrescracty AND Msesru.os.—The Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railinad will be opened to Massa.
Thinsday next, the I ith inst. The occasion
will be celebrated by an excursion, of the off,
[cell of, the,company and invited guests. The
will leave here in the Morning, at 8 o'clock.
.land arriyelti Canton at three, o'clock, P. M,
lichen theetimpany will t4ke dinner, which. wilt
ibe prepared for the occasion by the citizens of
'Alit town: After dinner, the 'train, with - tht
lac:cession Of the Canton delegation, will proceed
ito — Ftuteilion, where a delegation sapper will
t,ske place, speeches made, etc. The next day,
Friday, the excarsionists will return home. The
people of littSailion are making preparations. to
hive celebration worthy, ef the great work
snack unites Pennailvanis with Ohio, and Pitts-
Izightirith Meseilion and;lio West.
• Two poetic - Larms.--.4 bill. Is under discus
.,
'slut in the U. S. Sinate, to donate public lands
to the State of lowa forrallroad purposes Mr.
Underwood movesz,amen a
ment, proposing a
'distribation .of all the ptddid hinds , among the
olt Sta
, .
tes, - leaving / out the twelve land States,
and eeludlug also Cab:orat
e and
Texas, and.
'distributes the
land among these seventeen If tates
the'folloirtog manner, that is:.to
• Tothe State of Milne 582040 acres , •
1 1 - To the ilitati‘of N. Hampshire 317,760 scree:.
To the State of Vermont 313,920 acres. ' •
• To the State of llisseacbusetts 994,240 acres.
To the State of Rhode bland 147.520 acres.
To thelitate of Conneotient 870,920 acres.
To the State of N. York 3,097,280 acres.
TO the State of N. jersey 489,280 acres. '
To the State of Pennsylvania 2,211,680 acres.
To Vile Stab:ref Delaware 90,580 acres.
Te'tbe State - of Maryland 546.880 acres.
•• ToAtift State Of Virginia 1,231,680 acres.
ths State of it; Carolina 753,280 acres.
• To the State of S. Carolina 514,240 acres.
To the State ofVeorgia, 753,290 acres. 2,
To the State of Tennessee 906,560 acres.'
To the State of Kentucky 8974924 acres..
Theselande by_ the amendment now proposed;
ike to be used for purposes of internal improve.
Meat or of edattstion within'. the several States
841;tholegielitere. thereof shall direct..
- vex desperate -
• -
A Iraqi desperate cause is very often defend
ed by - very .questionablo appeals to Ignorance
and prejudice.. We are surprised, :however, to
find tha following paragraph as 'edit:al. in the
Natsonal:/ritelligeticer:
i:Painets Age , of Reason alnd urn's .
Ap
peal-aro•A-fottretremanatioila of dang#ons
ariti.::bath titer 'heresies . fatal to established
rivithio
,WYNTIABIAN.MEASTIAGAI'ROCHES2',ER.
The Livlicei of Roctiestei intend hold-
Pubis Meeting on l'oeedsr_erening mat, the oth
M. 0., In. the Mil:Turf= Chunk; In Bridgewater, cm
which ousel= tkC uainky,
-
All the Wad: of the glorious osue are eaioenrtli
.• :Broder of the Closunltts or Arnuse=ente.
MIA 3 £OOlO.
Oost o' ' 1r924.1/24..--.
111011 WASHINGTON
ICorresponcleneo of titoPittsburgh Daily Orailto,l
Wwsantaron, March 2, 1852.
Both Houses of Congress have passed the
day In a rousing frolic on board the Steamer
Baltic.: The President and Cabinet, dpwarda
of two.hundred membera, the Mayor and City
Councils, and three oz'-four hundred private cit
izens of biath sexes composed the company of
guests. Speeches were made and toasts Were
drunk,' which will be duly reported. I have no
particular aversion to these occasional holidays.
We' are an eminently commeicial and maritime
nation; ;and I 'consider a tokinificent specimen
of our marine architecture, like thi &ship or the
Pennsylvania, worthy of the special attention of
. the National Legialiture,and of our Executive ru
lers. They are noble memorials of our enter ;
prise and prowess on the sea, as eucceesful bat
tles are of our valor upon land.
It is about ten years eines Congress treat
down to Annapolis !oth pleasure excursion, to
'Visit the new ship of the line, Delaware; and a
year or two later they paid a similar compliment
to the steamers Mississippi. and Missouri; aod:in
1544, again to the Princeton. So long as these
recreations from business do not betome no frt , -
quent, as to amount to a neglect of public duty,
they need not be objected to. The one bad fea
ture in this case is that the Baltic has been
brought around herb to assist in wheedling Con
gems, out of $35,000.
!lon. Reverdy Johnson mode a motion in the
Supreme Court, fora re-hearing of Mrs. Gaines'
case, yesterday thought to be irrevocably de
cided. After a few words from Mr. Johnson,
the Court eat down the motion for further ar
gument, at the extra term in April. 19 notbiog
ever to be settled by the Supreme Court
I do not kndar whether I mentioned ,the other
day that E. hi. Stanton, Esq., of your Ctty, mud
lion. Reverdk Johnson, have been retained as
counsel for Mr. Yulee, in his conteeli for the tient
now ocoucied,by Mr. Mallorrjes Senator from
Florida. The case will be argued by these dis
tioguiehed lawyers, before the Select Committee
to which it has been referred, on the last Sat
urday of thie . month. 'Mr. Stanton has earned
a very high reputation by his various arguments
in the Bridge case, and by his general manage
ment of that remarkable canoe. It will be re
membered, that Tolee claims to have been rlec
tad, because he received twenty nine votes, in
tended as a compliment, with no votes for any'
other candidate. Twenty nine votes Wll9 not a
quorum, but Tales contends the bleak votes
ought to be counted for the purpose of making
a quorum. It is a new question, and its deci
sion will be Tooke. for with interest.
The letter of Gen. Butler will probably he
made public by her. Brackenridge, this week.
It is almost eerie* that It will repel all the Ire.
Boilers. Theorgins of that wing of the Licmoc
racY at first char& the concoction anti the pas
ting, of the KentuCky ultra Slavery resolutions
to the Dangle,. fiction in that State; they are
thifimore indignant now, when Gen. Butler sir
totrsly ayows himself their author. In his let.
ter'to Blair, Gen. Bulletin's that the extreme
principle, asserted. in the resolutions, have al
way. been phis private opinion on the Slavery
question between the North and SEitb; and' be
thinks that they ought to be pecedivity satisfec•
tory to the N.trth,because they ehow•bow mush
the South has given uptici sabmitting to the
Compromise mea?nres. IA this old fend be set
tied, then, why relive it by declaring a set of
abstract bat most offensive opiniooe directly at
variance with the eettiement. A very truneps
rant and wretched subterfuge: , Let us have the,
letter, by all means, for, it eanbot possibly be
worse than the beet accredited reports make it.
Bat it is admitted that the Butler denienetra
don for the first place has failed, and the Gee.
will run second fiddle to Case, 01 Buchanan. or
Battens.
The Webster meeting In New York, will no
&iota he • very numerous and enthusiastic as
semblage. The Merchants of that City never
have any difficulty in getting up impo.ing tea-
Gram:dads t 8 their favorites,---wheu the,/ fea r,
chicken hearted souls! that their profits and
commissions are in danger. What A meeting
they got together in Castle Garden, to save the
Union I )(the 'burning of a church, or the
lynching of a parson in Broadway, were reqpir
ed for the - attainment of the sacred objects, pro
fits, and comotissintin, to wit, they would do the
tiling in the aline hearty and thorough manner.
But 'nominations by counting room politicians
in the - great cities, generally,bove very tittle ef:
feet In the country, and fortunately for ,
our in
stitutions but !boat One tenth of °it:people live
in cities. The mind districts yet, thank hear.
en, build the rimer, and when they tense to Jo
sv, we shall cease to be a Republic, But Mr.
Webster will tips° some btreugtb in tine Whig
Convention, not derived from cities. Until the
hoar of the nomination, there promisee to he
fair triangular light between hie peculiar friehds
and these of .Glen. Scott and Mr. Fillmore. It
in my private opinion that Mr. Webster will
come Out last of the three, but of course I may
be mistaken.
From Eitrope(the news continues to be war
like. The French usurper will not be quiet,
and it is plain he Intends to eradicate the very
hat slimblanes of liberty. Ile must have war
to aid him and he will. Jussve.
WASHINGTON, March
I send herewith a copy of the decree of the
Supreme Court for the removal or elevation of
the Wheeling Bridge. You will perceive there
' has - been a suggeation in Congress that this de-
Clean of the Court may be nullified by making
the bridge a poet route. That 'is quite on orig
inal notion, and upon the name principle thq
Hudson could bo bridged at New York, or thsi
Delaerare at Philadelphia. No each subversion%
of the authority , of the Supreme Court will bei
sericinkly attempted.
A rumor has been prevalent for two or three
days past that the amateur despot, Napoleon.
has tried his hand upon our Government, pre
paratory to a general crusade against republi
canism, by recalling the Minister of Fiance from
the United States. I havens doubt that there
le some foundation for the statement, though
what It is, precisely, it may not be easy now to
day.
.The reported cause is the iefosal of the
Government to allow a claim for about three
millions of dollars for the seinure .of French
brandies an 4 fancy goods imported into Califor
nia, when Mr. Collier was Collector. It is said
that there was undoubted illegality or irregu
larity In those importations, but that the saber
quent confiscation of the property was unau
thorized by the general practice of the Govern
ment, It ie farther currently reported that
Mr. Collier ordered the sale of the goods. for
storage,
.attar a certain period of detention..
The claim 'was originally for n much smaller
amount ; than three millions, but that it has been
etectilen to that sum by the demand for Iriterest,•
at California rites. From the just, liberal and
Pacific Filial' of the Administration In all such
.affairs,
affairs, there calibe little doubt that every penny
'really; due to France will be paid, unleee its
present ruler should turleitike to extrsot It by
menaces.
'The march of events in France and the rest
of Europepeems to be steady and pretty rapid
towards. war. The programme of Decembir
second is in course of fultliamtat. Louie Napo
leon had developed his hostile plans upon Swit
zerland and Belgiem, his nearest and hie weak
est neighbor's. The cantons of Switzerland are
a etanding reproach to absolutism in Europe.
No couutiy of that continent is more tramp:al:,
no where la 'peaoul industry more thriving, no
where do poodle - liberty, order, virtue, and re
ligion more 00404 prevail, and no where, also,
dopolltical exile i enjoy a refuge more gener
ously accorded. While Switzerland stands there
a living examplii of a brave people, gorerning
themselves without kings and 'dandies armies,
the French feel France, in her present abate
ment, to be a living lie to all the earth. The
Uncle's Nephew knows this, also, and Austria
fully 'sympathizes. It seems probable that a
combined attack is' to be made upon the brave
m ariumlneere, from both sides of the Alps.: We
shall sen,how,they
, will defend themselves 7
They halm appealed to Englandfor her interven
tion;'" Hee poslttotion this question will be em
.
sION - - •
a -Monarchy, bat not s despotism.
It appears to be well governed.Poetises from
tyranny! . cometimes tad a refuge there: ;Ty
rants netatallY resist this. Belgian' mast ex- .
Pellatrilif, ..q.irs!**4.la to elna!FrhfT.
If ehe consent to the demand, the absorption of
this prosperous little kingdom win be postponed
until opportunity shall combine with a pretext,
good or bad:
There ie one thiog, however, which Nappy
proposes it;regard to Belgium which I cannot
6ensure. On the field of Waterloo stands a lob ,
monument of the humiliation of France.
Napoleon &Mantis the removal of that symbol
of his country's and hie uncle's disaster. As it
'Ge soar " thwboder, I think he is not tar from
right, there. It required the power of united
Europe to place it frhere it stands. I would
not let the puniest ol l her then banded foes seem
maintain it there , ut in the meantime, trade
is depressed in Frdee, and discontent is speed,
ing. I begin to hoPe that she will not require
even the nine months I have given her to shake
off the impudent traitor that now rules her.
A crazy monk has crabbed the Queen of
Spain; with intent tb murder her. The minions
of legitimacy and reaction forthwith break out
into n terrific chorub of horror an 1 impend,
lion.' The National intelligenocr hero publishes
a frantic account of the attempt to assassinate
the monarch, and inys it is front the'pen of nn
American in high i3Oniti.lll. Tl,is account as.
enters that the .lunatic, or deliberate assassin,
es the case may be, was a Sociable, as monarch
lets denominate all sincere repUblicans in Eu
rope. Now I perceive that Forks tiodwin, a
well informed and candid man, whoanclines to
the Socialist philosophy, says in his correspond
coca from Paris, that the wretched monk was a
Carlist, that is to pay, a purlieus of the blood
lest Legitimist and Absolute faction that ever
cursed the priest-ridden land of Spain.
But I wish to mark a contrast In the coop
chat, thousands of citizens were slain in the
streets and fields, the constitution anti the whole
body of laws were overthrown in a day, and a
brutal soldiery was let loose upon a ,whole peo
ple, property wan coatiseattil, the prZ,s destroy
ed, and the prisons glutted with innocent men,
immured without even the charge of crime
And yet all . this the Intelltgencer hot faintly
condemned, if at epdetuned at all, soon bego'n
to apologise far it, and finally allowed a carres•
pendent to commend the whole as r desirable
change for the country its winch it...cent-red, and
to repeat in its columns that ohl slang against
democracy, that it is better fur a notion hi have
one master; than for each one of its eitixens to
have a master in svery other one in the commu
nity. I have no ill feeling toward the j tart,sl I
have named, but its. eiS,dent gratin,. ttittli w,lll
the repeated desoster, that base fallen upon the
republican cause nitro.' within three year,
must warrens s otspieton that at really -note•
tains loifscostt,luood trill toward/4 ropottlto,.•
ism Atcit-sihstset . K.Ssit,the course of the I utelte
gen . cer retO.iivOn iecaii events - in thr ;;,1
. . . •
Imre( tae btkonen to 3 C 13144
re-actioaary and anti repoblirso jqurnakln
the United State•. which Art l.y ua wean: tow
or without innuenee. I haw e referred ta it by
name, only Lecture I ;if er it trbist treptentl:i.
and-because it Is the tone! digwti• I and respect
able of its class rcii •
THE TENIFEHANICE MEETING TO NIGHT.
Itml t 'he attar, r...
t+ea put ware.ia •Ita .. ...at. al •
ill.. tat.,
..Petal).'
taxrt.iitta Inatt t.t•'•l rte.! tall,
It. IttEta u ti laa.ur. tar 31 a may' triumph in 'MT
•vn. Mato
Th. ;.‘lll a 1 Intennett. , h.. ;•.n , , rn`t
tab:ht.:se t...; natal .I;•prilent mar irattrnettra apuhlre
manta and tL• •ata. , tan .nat ar,a ,
Tesatwranaa tua,ant thrauih 4an; pa; wa .nr•,
tlisten , a ,nbarnf Ili n ..nntan‘an.,...ur .4
wanattal a. 14n. Cahn! starts lwaor +wag •nl
ly
tn. tall rtn , h rem. nun le ha granting tom tat,
suttriaralan. to thr parry? nantanalunr ct IL. narratteltn•
.• nthaeanl t
. owl an. I [Jae I , N. Wan
01 the meeting ratint r night That rail ha.
tug..?. I am h•riq 1,• a mbar...aw oar
matt earn..? and pub .113.e1.• 1.14 .11u. Liao ta
4ay, ;n eti warnranane r n t •II Or. rana..{,marel.
Si Choir harvia-esarh ran thanhl mat. It • Inntln• u,
w In/ at that IlinnntlOn-ibuu• thr
•••rntetnY nab& urtnicar-ta nista plats to Ira" t• rad
th•t Ina vas. ire innrlaat. Than allnar om., In
the name of bannani - -of Cantu. Inn:flan-4 inc4.l4•P-
Innas•--of callonnt wealth-at • tint, raltas,o •a]trrav
one Lint all to an sttan.lanra at It, np.anna ;At kw
thara tat aal, b. ely., ht raar ara.tann Ant to un,
ann y vane, tll•44triraa at I , tlon ankh naat
lipeachtr our
and etteataalh rht art-ti at th. anghneet ant
Moat data.rtnt aa II etneh h•a.pnn.l ;nate Avant.; the nara
at wen. l'aur r•vaaentart•ra at Lioni.burah era at the
AI-11100. ant sill alit fall la an, crattl.:lll taut . L.
test,. lu thia ata.ttet. Tile µteat:Ea . ..kir gnu.; •ou ;ar•
acing- c... rats an alt. lo •
KOKO TR'S FAREWELL.
To roe Put rim or Tar. STATT. <l , Oulo •
In .initting this . State, my frierbbt, I leg
return you my hearty thank+ for your minor.us
syniparty with the calm, of down•tnalilen litter
ty it, the Old R arid, which I have Leen called
by cirettomianceir to reprearnt Far and wide
I have [Ott with sympathy indeed, to cheer
and cosmic me on my pilgrimage through this
land—distant—but I will not nay strange. if ear
ly appreciation eon establirh for (ls beyond our
home a kinllred with those whore inatitationn
we have identified onmelvea with in /vit. and
whose example we have Leen OD P014:1[0. to
follow. But in this State Ohio, fr. m the Brat
village in which I set my foot to the ant and
greatiat of lit cities, which I leave to morrow.
that aympathy--putille cud private—hoe taken
much a practioal.direetinn as to encourage rile
to believe, that I may rely on it,. r.thttn•
MM. of your exertions and support utter my
depariure, and o , to enable me to declare that,
l ir every republic of this mighty Union would
follow the example of Ohio, contest would be
no longer a matter of speculation, but a cer
tainty
Receive, my friends, once more, the warm
egression of my gratitude, together with the
t.surance of the hie° pine., you harpse.'
in the henna of 411 oppressed 11/1601V on well
an in that of my mamnutinn end in 'mine
am, very giiitefolly.
Your obedient servant.
I. KOSSUTH
Cincinnati, Feb, 2tl, 11452,
Stirprisr paror.,Thave been much in vogde
here, the past winter, and ••coming Or almost
every week. We have heard of but one, how
ever, really deserving of the name. It appears
that one of our fashionable, fun-loving ladies.
Mrs.—, arrived it the rage 000CIIIP100 that
a Burprist Party at Parson-- --13'worild he
just the thing. Accordingly the made all the
necessary arrangements to have a good lime of
it. Parson—,,however, unfortunately for
the eueceee of the plan, got an inkling of what
was in the wind, and, on the evening of the con
templated party at his house, took his rife, and
a lady who happened to be there, and called on
Mre.—. Ina short time the Parson recot•
tented that he hail a little hardness to attend to,
and leaving the laden, went his way. fly some
means or other
,he ascertained who hail been
invited to his house to epond the evening. and
he accordingly called on .them and told them
that them was a slight mistake, as the party
was to be at hire. Pretty soon the
company begiato arrive, and but I short,time
elapsed before the parlors were well filled with
inane. Then, for the tint time, Mrs_ --
began to suspect that the Parson had been ap•
priced df her intention., and had given her a
"Itoland for an Oliver."—Warren Pa. Ledier.
j 016410 where you will , bilk nhout ' whet
son lwr. uld you will allttcr on. or bear of the wrest A,
chine preparation. known to the people of ihp U. I.ll.lexao
Yarrell a enlrbratal Arabian Liniment. It hoc 610 n
some of the most remarkable unrew of naralywit. rheum..
tlnn. nervous affection... oplcal rowreuete. to., nn o'o , e1;
and. Indent. as an external comedy, btappilrable to near
iy all dim erne ,bleb could pthwibly be bp:lento. by . raw
did°s of that kind.. _twee 41 vertitemooLl
ita!'NO EAMILY•EIIOULD BE without
Doetor SPlstoe's Liver Pills—The frightful entniogue et
dlseattee that have their origin in. a dinuo.l stein of the
Liver. manifest themselves to • greater or len e,lent lit
almost every family. DyspepeilL rick headset., obstru.
Donor tha piens.a, ague end fever. rah. In the ride, with
dry. hack inn rough. are ell the rnults orleiettie &rang.
mann and for these. Dr. Alihatin'e Pills are a...reign
remisir. They have never been known to fall, and they
should be kept at all Henna by families.
Inastilitate—Take two or three going fol.]. ever, Are.
nod or third night. 1 Tr they do not purge two or three
Dotes by nest morning. tekerme or two Doer. A slight
lonkful shoithl Inreolobiy Pillow their use.
' The Literr PM may he axed where purging le simply
tinerseary, A. en atibilinto purgative they ere inferior
to none. And In doees of two or three. they give mous
frileflO rink bendeehN •len in slight derangement
of the Stomach.
Sir Obn,rve, none arc gpcio: t rie without thy farehollb of
the pmprintoes Ognst.arn.- . C. IMAM:.
Pm F• 10 Wholesalo and retail by 1. MD CO..
Citizen's Marano Company of Pittsburgh
C. 0. HUSSEY. 'Human,
• NAIIUEL L. MAILIMELL. '
OITICE, 04 :WATER, BETWEEN MARKET AND
WOOD STREETS.
INSURES 111111. i AND 17A1100 BIBKB-0K TIIY
01110 AND 11111:11981PPI t1111'6105. AND 171.1bUTA.
RIES.
Si - Arum against toss or dams& IV .F/Ra
mwiM tAezwra, qf As SEA ;Ilati INLAND NA 17t14 TION
sad TRANSI'ORTA77O.Y.
PullaT°".
4; 11 1' L 2
", : I ; m6 r
Hobert Dunlap, J • tr,r '
d s.ll ,r. ar rd bau l f4,.. lia.. '
Winer]trrml,....;.„
enimismemommum
DEADNESS AHD EAR RADICALLY
serDs„ Le Beam. ere to those suffer
ing from Deaftiete. hie In aural remedies, which
here I nen sum...rutin tear Ares thousand mars of nun
brined deafness+ Thetis remedies comprhoediefereol courses
for Manuae if the internal. middle. and external klarotrid
have Ices pronounonl by thee., celebrated auriete—Drs.
Kramer. of Berlin: ltard t Delwin, of Pails; Curtis. Pilch
er d Yeareley. of Landow—ae being the most wonderful
and effectual ever applied for Mentors of the Internal and
middle ear; their fffecta are aPParent on khi, fah or sixth
day. Dr. Lo B. warrants a core In every case where the
ear In perfect in formation.' Ile bow eighteen certificates
of cures froMfbri..n* Dad tern dell and shoal, and
whose beering'fs now ehipletely matured, and are now.
enabled to learn the lend . ..uns I The nitro.. of over herr.-
tylrren hundrsd permits 03.0 tit To been Sorel by Dr. Le D.
mar bn Bern by applicatiOn. Patients,/ by twnoing • de
scription or their cane, elm have remfedie• atm' to an!
part! Terme—lS consult lion fet, flt . Ze to be paid Khan
(As /'raring eari it rertared Ste original mar, or when a
watch will be beard to beaet at the distance of habiwo feet
(mai either ear.
N. It.—Dr. Ls Drunn's Treatise on the gar and Ita
and Treatment of the Deaf and 'Lamb; translated
0..05 the French—price.Sl. Address Dr. Le Braun, Union
Square i'ant MI,. N. T. ' fetolto
MERCANTILE LIBRARY AND ME
CHANICS' IRSTITUT.g.
Sr Ternit RI hh , nle -, ,hip--$1 Inirlatlton Fre. and 84
peria nntnn.
relsmet in the Li , mary, 2,00 in Rradow ihnin
Nr,no.pers and . 21 hhh.r.zo.e•
As this in the only Public Library and
Rrvllnß 14on In Ihr city. awn. L, •1.1 in rem
derma t lin al4SOflatitm wrful .101 I.rin.nplit. ry quo.-
.1 to I.rtnn.
N.P.1;11.111 . X. es— ha so . t, IF S -.
Stir Ma. Seu'i. M. Kick—Let me know
.Imt ' , nu earl rut th- Pet•ntrum at:for toe to wh01 , ... a. it:
It t• w.ltt MT with • moll. i.ltar. I bad tt... threttl•re Mr
t r 11,1.1,1 art R.I. I. et•trE, titthrrpist ratt.fartion.
Vourt , k W 11A 1:T01.F7.
1.1111JT,1. llatrrom Ns, Ilourooat.
N F.r.. ntr—We Iktul
vrilb qualllat, of 1,4,,,1r0m. 01l .0,1 mon.
;'eml up 17Jur.t. from prP.Ant
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For .alr Pra..1.6 ....roll, ,Itrotail..ul U.. riv
taor,t.t
Nearly all Now Open.
‘1111:PIIY ItU ItC II PI ELI) inform their
i‘ nod ,•rfr. ihnt r..rent
with tl ••1'
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16 - 11{. 0 • kii 1.111, tl.. t• Ll.Ake 11..0r10 flat lot, to
Lsi,s s s s s...nso”si with 11:...1. In prost afl, I
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re.l. ,uss •10.,1Ingl)
nlan,
Cotton Mill Operatives Wanted.
Fi I IEN or FIF rEEN women ran limleon
,t 1 rub
. .
.1 1 1 W 111.41, ,4141h.,."',"•
1t,114n /1111. tmaa,..t h ludntna
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14-1114.: igt t.tt r. • ln4 that surm/h 4o r.r
han,l- 1,1- ...l dl.
nh -
Dissoltairkfil Partnentup
rilifF. yortnA4la4s" irttelv existing betlresn
Ilan, II 16,-.4 an 1 ronan..l I letlamet. , thn 1141
1.0.14. un 1, firm vl 111L.11 tle
leitt.ll. pt nutnal th." can
an/un• t 1 1 4nue. 411.1114/,r 1.44 n. wrr tn.. lb/
trot in 4/• , lectont 04tr u. t.. ornt
. ' pre, Th. 1,1.14.44 4111 In lottsto anuJurtn.l
El. 51,1 1 ,1 ER. AA th• att Sn 1/14 , 11..t
4.1 , 111,11. Mrtt t:1111.1
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Having retired froiu Wi11,e41,,
•M-M...., 4 111, ,rt I g nor ue.
444 . 11. 11.11/1,1101, t0tt11.1 , ..• ra.
fr 1.1,1113.1
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I;sT re,ivotl rt spirn
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1.14,71.1.
For Rent
: t .ittlate.l on tin- carnervf Itobert+
and Cowry ,V. nth
c4r• mow. lu •••••
hs• , 4
44.4.41 az •'k w., 44.44•4 14,..ra1r• rt
JA WV, MACKE:aII.
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11 7 A 'l' II 1 , -- A Kronn.l at am en-
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•or t•• ,,, a4 •• P. , • , 1t 4,-t• imo••4•ltstoly
L. 44 M. 131114,Et
mar. 14 ar4.l rt. •
•
S5O Reward.
' , IIII E STORE of the undermi4nol Ira*
Ign Lan int, on IL. unght Tgl anal :kg gra, . •0.1
agar. maga., asal a eggan.ggiggrattle aagagalug rf ,‘•alr taken.
Tito • raggranl ant 3. Oran Pr the rang.. al t..n
•gal.ag. cm . •ugh •• gnat ta [ha
gnu rtru ..f On. pgarnrgrangt pargartrannr• of lb. art.
111:411 1... i V%
Va.. Mare!. 601:v ILT _
Notice
F: Board &hoot Directun. of the Sill
11At a. .11l sato.t w tI. Kttoutt boor. 'ott
Avootte. thA Ilq tt.-• 4x the Int~w ul
•opototing fir. Frntalt TotultAta -
ArAliroottont from to•artlvers. to 1 , 444..1.1 to ILA Prot
tirott., tho Itottol. JittlS ALI.DIN,Proit
Joet• A AtAo•Aol Aot't
1)1k. FRI; ITS--
rot, ist....totterritta,
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1 - 1-tONNETS: BON N ETS !--2. 1 i c.w.o. Spring
1 f awl "'um., Haac,m, ,IFFE 2 . .4 so-l_npeara el
A A 1111,% • 1.10
alma RI and 64 Market •L
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. 110 N tiEf.`L-- ;, ... ,. .A.. ,, 51wo rk n . ,t Co.
m.,'
rIIIIREF: LARUE eon' P a ul ;
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g ' , UPPER STOCK FOR SALK—
\ Malt Sl.Ame th.g.any:
TIK AN AN A Co—
curt( C. roe, W..s •A •nd l'taxonal Alirr
I AI( FISH --311 LIAR per Railroad; •
IA NI Ju4t r•••• 1 AAA
ll' I Al., J.II CAN FIKLD •
ucKETS—IL'i dos. juAt ree'd and for sale
L, 1 J n
DRY GOODS
HOTELS, STEAMERS, SHIPS
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS,
An.
•
Coach and Car•maker.
.1.4•/111 , 3Call„
1./.•e7, tell M.1,1,61.1+ alt
IeP.IO)rEP T( •
21'paug. PLACE
1 null Artollt
When. 0.1 .t. .^. no , nin; .n .atlr- Nett PiTtorK of
FURNISHING .DRY GOODS.
T. which Ittanrli et TrWe their altrotion will her,flt,
will ha, mono:y.l4 on n.rel .al will rwerite
rwri frnra the tntn.ll.r.urer, . r... deorrt,tion awl emit',
rf •
JJ TAMILI LINRNA.
LINKN ,nt/ corn
P11.1,1 , 1T l'lNtNlOl.
T %NIX P :II A AN O F S,
1. APKINS awl TOW ELL
INCI ,
I,llNrl
.IA
IT.IN lANES AND DItOrCATEI.II:.
DAMASK
AND DILAPI:/{l{,,,
011.0111,11 AND WHITE 111,A,K KTS.
tflri;rlNll: AL!. TllOl VANIETI
iTTII , OO 4 AND DNEIDIRTS.
11.1111 AND FRATIII:10‘.
' ! " l ' Z ' l l lt n ;C P' 6, ` ; • ll7 ' 4 . 7al,l l N.s. -
. . . .
Remit...l , lk ,, (rem the 11,eneh RDA liorman Fsetnriem.
CAR lIKAPING, , ,
L CIAMIIB,
I:NAME LAY.II A N RaPATBVT L ATIIt:R.
mAell LACK AND FRINi:EM. •
01... PAS! ASK.. LISTINoe, CAB.
PKTINOS. for CHURCH P.U)lPiawfts,
Ito ett•ntiort of PITS strIOOONTRI: DEALFRF rar.
elenlatly Invited In one Mtntlt.
I)OREMUS & NIXON.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DUGS
' MOORE- & TAYLER,
81 MAIDEN LANE, NEM YORE. •
JIIIPORTEMS OF FRENCII end ENO LISII
0011110. CIIIIOIOALS, I . ERVUkIEitY, APOTIIPMA.
ES WARES. tc.-11.•lag been for astral Year* sogo•
or* e d In 'he asporntine of the labor, gr. , are prepared to
tupelo (....trade with mo esterase ear...Tif e. the hat
houses to Englond Rod trance) which ale selected with
the utmost ea, sod wonted mouths, and of the first
,I.,antr. IV, nava al. paid canoeist sttentioo t. i iho as.
artetiou of n ut, 0,1., aid Melanin War o..anil
Mils. , out; that vv• koo• to lo pure, and eau •14ratil
tueb.•
IV the Honorable, the 'Judge, of the goer%
I. of limas' Qnorter Seams of the Peace. In and .11ir'
the County of Allegheny.
The petitionof it AII ALA lIARDNICE. of Chatterer
towahlo. in the 14.0111) aforesaid , humbly sheath—
that too . petitioner both provided himself alb foaterials
Yir sernomindelinn of trarelere and others, ot his dwelling
• In thotowalitoolonadd.andorm•thetteuehm ,, te
.111 ye , plegeed to griint Mtn diaries to keep •pulne boom
of eliterialument. And agar petitioner. as In dilly bound
will pror
W, the etsterrite , n, tinter... of the tnernolilp ofiguwald.
sadity,•tbst the Mon petitioner Is of good repot. for
homely sad temperance, Rll4 is wall provided .ilia boas
room sod convenieuro Mr the accommodation sod lode.
log of ttrangers and tranlian, and Una ouch 1.0.011 is
•
'
John cEll 'Ma Ewa, Philip J. Penni, D.
(1. Jona, John Denali, Woo. Alethaulelt.jr. Clatolius
Itoblown, Andrew lildhaney, Jame Planegan, Wen.
Baron, Samuel Uraham, John Dobai., itisnidtin .
qI(J the Honorable the Judt;es of the Court
of tlenerol Quarter Stanons of the Pasi. In and for
Couuty of Allegheny.
ne nfJ. bl. Crawford, oft he tth ranllll.gbony.
lu the county sformold, handy thavoth, thatiyour
/WWI' bath provided hinnelf witb nisnerials Ito. Mem. -
toodatloo of travellers and othrer, at Mattoon... 110 W.... 0
ihe Wan atonal& and prays that 'pun honors all be
pleasin th grant him la Una* to keep r. public hominnf eri
ca/nom...at. And your petitioner. se in duty bound.all
• the .umiumeiteivvoitp.
do eraify that ;he . or Tof gog
honesty and temperana. hod It allanaded with home
finemovasicocen for Um acrommodation and lodging
ern aninrsallers, and that ead tavern if WV.
• Walker, (leo. Parodies, (100. FOOMLII. 'nog. An
nob!, J. Adana. W. Eliddm, U. Wrack. V. Owonti Joh.
D. WO.. 11. Wider., P. firahlat.
Mari 3
1110 the Honorable, the Judges - 4
--the Cottrt.
ILof (lemma Quarter Sinsionelif the Pesos, 10 amt. tc , t
tb. County of Allegheur.
yho Wilton of n O I , IO:DANBDURY, of chattianap.
lu the county of Allegheny. humbly rharelb.tharyour
pailtiouer malded himoelf with materale for the se.
commolation of trarellen and others • at his arching
dome tbe tornado olbnoithi• midway. that Your Doh . .
ore will be, pinta to grout him a Decors tolisep a public
Ludise of entertabomeot. Arid your lietilkuar. as. In duty
uf, win pro) , . BENJ. lialltBIntlf:
We. the oubeenbag angina of the towtiablndforesahl:
do mant, that the alai prtilloisin• Wormed repine
lo;
do
bemeara.........1 •la .01 provided with home.
roan romenlaget tor. .tumaerinnuiodation and Wang
of 1111180011 and traveller& and that rail toren. Is sum,
Pnaltler. Iti , aovtay.Weektry. tteOltvrey, &urn
ilm.trr.:aulr4, 4 4'-. B 4. l lltalakuM:
• Horie Are. 'Bile.
A.RiBST rata cranbe ,
twH
hr g Litimeidiatit app 4iyamticit,st,
Na 60 Wood rL
T 0 the Honorable the Judges of the Court
of General Quarter Session/lot the Peace, in acid for
Couiaty of Alleghoor :
The petttion of LIEO;KIRKPATRICK. of the ad Ward,
CRT of Pittsburgh. In the county alarer.ll. humbly eaves,
etb. That your patitiotter bath provided himself with ma.
tenni.. for tbe.ateuturrmlabou of travellers and others,
et his dwelling or ,
be
the *ant aforrailL
that your Moors will be pleasal to grant him lice e n r
se
to hvep a public boa. of eirlertaltroantr and your petl-
6".1. ' " t' uod leirtilt KIRKPATRICK.
. .
We, th. oubscribors, citizen. of the ward afore/aid, do
eertily 10.1 the abevo palltioner Is of good repute for Lon
e.d, and temporal:o, and well piorlded •Ith haute
room and tvnvenience fur .the accommodation and lA,
Inn of stranger. and traveller, and that said tavern I.
N. J. Nolan..l. Dorton, .3.31. 1400. M. Wallace. 01. Con.
non. 0. Cuckettoot, T. Dunlop. J. Shield., O. enlaue. J.
Stewart, J. Mansell. J. Dryer. toarS
fro the Honorable the Judges of the Court'
of General Quarter Etwasione of the Pea, in and for
the counts. of Allegheny:
The petillon of JOII.II.ITON LITTELL.I,th ward ray of
Pittsburgh In the truant, aforeeald.humbl- showeth,Thet
your p-utioner bath provided blame( wit.• materials for
the aeoonsmodation of travellers MI others. at his dwel.
ling bouee, In the ward af'..resald. and Drays that your
Honore will be pleawd to grant hlm a li wnse to teen
nubile Wino house of entertainment:
,eO.l Your IPethimu'r.," lv
We,
]. will pray.
We, the oularerthern. cilisene of the wet,' aforeeald.
do reetlfy that the petitioner in of grsi repo. for honesty
and temperance. and Is well provided wrlth bonne ream
end nonrealenee for the anonmmodatlnn and lodging of
strangers and traveller., and 0..1. 0.1,1 tavern ill Oneteßo•ll . .
.1.131 P. M. L00k.., Thomas 110001 Thomas Rowley Jo
e•ph Knott, Ilavid kloh,. John t aiae'er. Jueeuh
Joseph Morrow, Jut t Krum. .1 .ehibald
Fa.roner. Thor. Stanger. mared3t
ARBU'IIINOT ham commenced to re
). (Pi. a full anortinent of Sullen, Sunnnerl/nrala,
ropalatlna In part r.l Satinet, Muth, Omaha...rem, lareeda.
Jean, Cout.nuo. Pantaloon stuff, Linen, Alt.arua, Pala,
Nankeen. Mnupt U. Lain, Hero, IN. Lill, Pilate.'
I.alane. to.n . d e•i.. Lino., Mu..lln flinch/La., flonleatte
Seutell Ilinaintnn..t...litot,Catobria, 11 nalinN Tlek. inulN
Ribbon,. Ma j.,. II rum I, Ituttun... Threlula.
Illubrwllao. rut
Jo•e.r,. Ir. . .le., to whirl. hr restu , lfullT
ln
ultr. the attenfinu of Nleraluona A 1 . ...11.rw
nntrl; Si. Wood SI A cure, of fhatoon.l A Iler
Removal
1 D. WII LI A AIS & CO., love removed
. N. 1., Ihrew .lonr• ft.,
an , l Falb .1.. ,
P1er.L. , t11.5 n.r.l Ibrlr frren.la wu.l wrono
FAMILY ,i1:11eLlt IK$
Lazorra •1111 Jr..Curtn '
Ne.; an.d huvar.
. . .„ . . •
rrp 01101•71. and Sul:sr 11„ 11..
rine. ENtr. Finn Iltern anal Illaek
F....rm, Ntur, 140 , 1 nn.l Dipt
Palm. A lesbon..l. CA•tilr humin ,nar
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h,r tyr . d 4,111.,n..1 40 4,00,10 rtpro, lt,t.
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n er 511
It• 411.1 1111. A. 1:411.41
An I V1.4....D ...AM sp.: 441.4
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MARI .....4 :apt .....11...A.4 .t
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4, BELL•l.ltii:),Tl'
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No 4
UNION LINE.
852
o Cleveland and the Lakes.
ULAWVOND a 01 Afi nva,
1•••1•El1. Ynrprittor•
Pe.
9 1 131 S WELL KNOWN and (.1.1 emtabli•ll
- re the c.c.: rd St. Qet• , ..0, 11.
.3.. 4.nhl .111 er preps...l to n 1 tranroart
t • Mal tr,..11.3vVe5.4.1. •Li.l
ler , on the the IMIc V.orao.
Te.•Ararace WM:se No 2 rig rue. moreetreo erth
rem meowe Le., kriterearrh sael
leg 4114, (Orrotert• escre... r t,r
eer.. 1111,
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A Lim ref ere. 21.1 mod Packet terair .111 run tole..
r.-tester se i %arm, 'Ohs.. 1 , 1%•1112( Roam., 1.11, 61
1.,111C11.
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1,11,rt arrlr In
c , turaisr. Agnol
[kW , corner Pet. •nnl rtetth.l.l .1
the I(ormruble the Judges of the Court,
of /Intstal'lttuator Pe..ttopi of Mot P050..1. .01.1 for
lb. nmot, of All.gh.tr,
lb. pr4tton.of A. N10101.110: 1 1 ofthe VA. W.-U.1211r
f 11t4t.tsrph. lb. camel, humb l r
That toot tytitO en, h&h tprcald. him Yll Irtth 1024.13
dl. for 11, vono.prodattou oftr.vollyt• and ottAty. at Ili.
ar,llt. Loupe lo lb. NP•ANI sfon,aid. 114 CM,* that'
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1.111 .
t .. 0 1 0 *
r l s . 1 , 11 1 to a . t ert.itt o u ntto h i
y m • u rI Y o o tl s t s n t a o s
t.o •ltatt e ...l.•lll pray. SlatlllF o lr
lIALtt/S1
OA and., MI,. alto wat4 ator.nald, Jn
•Yrtify (tat th• AN,. to/tat/y.l la of so. hr hot,
...a I mud tenaplearY. .04 A ..11 pro , ./ 1 1 . 1111 hot.*
run= an.l Notartuetwo, 5.1 theecoaoods.tom sod k.)r.
1o• of ..cruh... 45. trai•llrra. Itt. that Data tarstot it
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jeta. Janet', 1141, J.. Krotwiy, Job, I. Us,
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11h. W. Allow.. Wok. itoott.,lltur. C Ctn. Jo, 11. 14 to.,
P. 441141 , ,, A. Nttov.o 1.00. r
tosrOnitd
TO tho 11,morahlo, tho ttooJourt
11.A•ral lAytter Sanolioss.. of IL. Pose, Al 61,1 f..u.
11. Om., A.llouheat
potltlt.'h 11111,10 , 1 C LAIIITC•P. lb. Pktnt
Ws. r.l lb. car .1 All.•tomr, bumbly ...anti, -
that 'nor Nottiouer both pr 0.1.1.1 11.671 . 1 •• 111.
tor th. nrammoatno• nt tro...Elot. • other..
/Irell.-tit lo du , et'? •fureyaid • th•
n.
natr. h.mor. .alt to era. him • PonotAr.to r. •
tm4lto lout- oriehrtaimu. . t0...A.. to I.IAT Ai
du l lt to
ey..”.1
, tho .utsirribm. ming,. L.( lb. "art •11.1...1.
/yrtlf,
L , th.l .1.,n. t.tttnorr 1. of r.q.4. 1...”
tytt AmAtratfor. /m 4 A •//11 pr,rl.lol att.., Iwo
ot.to .al oorendestro. for the se. , •atoal•nou and lohrlo..
itran‘r.o. and tratellorto st. that .uott uArrt, A moon •
e.
John uorh.A rt to..J, U' m. Fmur. f
.o oJsotho
l Ao nitt.r al l t . Y•
, 4
• 1
61... II ..h t, Tomes. 1.110. 0 ar 3. 1.u , .
I,•r, I. I.s Wm J
Tolsha 111. aoo: n.
1: _rlWatla~
J. T. .Ar J. J. BOONE
IL. or N.A.. can:.)
KOWA itDlNti (74)MMISSION 310.
Ici-nfra. in Prc.l . c. - , c.f tar,. s.. ,
ftr...l,l'auctfurfftc. Pet
ac c ).. Ic•ch,• f•aucl, N ci NtasNr and Mn laff• •
Paper Hangings.
i
1 'ILL
~. i..
. 1 :a .,,, ,T . e . : d i,
, I•g v t n i i r , i i !... } V:r
i t1 ,,,, 80at „,
T .. 4 . 7 , i ..
w,.. t ..rt in nud 1 , , , 144r1 Vrtot.r..htrh will tw
rot! .ki r... , . i , r” . .
II I% M.eol m.
JAMES W. WODDWELL,
• Cabinet: Furniture Manufacturer,
li7 and 99 Thini St. Jr/laherryh.
W. W. RESPECTFULLY informo hill
• frirn.l4 44 Aedomelot. thkt by hu Ina eoMldeled
Sok wpriou elook of Formtuo, •hten dert4oll tn. 1.,.
ged b..' over Orr. !dr 'al. in thin edy, chleb woo
soil puwen .10v .. any in the llotool
or Ant. 0.11.• Jet.reolno..l to urban' bi• nith
eosnono 1 m•terl4l.. 1... t workmo.n.hle. and n0....t
mime and f.tor ran , nt of hip ,rd.r. and 4,00, In
umnuf.eturl,. ha Y. en•bled yrodno. •arrani.
i{
rho lo.rm Too',
u. I' ..du l prlorielo rtlyJnotifylua 00.10 m
al.araictoreol with ono. In goallty nnd pro«, mol
In band 11,. meat,: Tariatr
Or Vorniturpgrrn, the rh.,,,,Land plot ..ill., ion.t
ol.oent nod .4,11.. IS.' • boo.e.nr unr 0 01 t I uin•r
I. tramhl• atork, munufaettle. yr..ly
to oefer The following i;rt.ele. eon.. In part 01 to. Ira
oortment. hleh, for ro.hnoo. miy I. and On 1•11. ittltlfq
Lou..nrfpaa.v d tt.
1.. • any
vie 01 Iho ra.lorn
Xll' 1} :ors,
1.1. Rau in 1111.11 awl flair Cloth:
. doton Rhabodour
OA do 1.141nu1
klattonour !locking Chitin.:
al Walnut'
klahroookr 1/14.r...
RJuut dn
klarldo hp Centre TaLliorr,
to do 4r.
do D'amilodatidki
4 t ludas.] do
Du Comenhk du
20elan, 1,2,015 t,, Baryon.:
40 klahokooly
Nedriutdo
1.0 Ctt.. do
000 Chnerr and Poplce do,
IlaheorkUr
10 Walnut do
10 Cherry doe
10 1•14 In Harem ,
10 ',Ming and Itraakfa.t TOO.,
12 SeetkOner not Draken...,
al Dozen Can. Sent Chair.;
21 C.o. *PO llraklne Chair!,
12 Ladle: IW,hNng I.akx
114 t and Towel etands; Wrhat.Notr •
Ktlituirt, Paper 11aAde
entm.rzatio:n Cnalr'r: Pembrolo.
Elltal.etttaPo do; flan and Pror dor
Itrcrplion r
P.arl Inlaid da, Ritan•lon Dluln. fakirs:
Arm ' do:
(loll); and 11.11 Charm: Otkoroank.
Alm,• 'ta moortment ok Common Turulluro and
Winditor ch ar air/.
thado ,l mOY n In 4 DPIO•d !Jib ankle* to their
toaMboal4e.Ud furolehe,l at 1101 rhortani notion.
I All °Nara
—IF: proundly . attend,' to. morkrly
•
TTETTEItS of,Atlminirttrotion on the Eetate
A rfJobnf Uppfr et. (I.lr Tnsn , hlr,
boy. Lego grintld to the peucrlberp. All rmrtori.havlnA
claim+ agelu,t bo I
pr.JA.pt thorn. dole an
thentleatt4l for ..ttlement. JAMES C. KIA
LOl%
• W)LLOON,
- V.111.1. E. n matsl.lt.', ArlmlnLitratnro,
; To Let
l - 4 1ROM the lot of April next, a ooperior
rlwallit7■■ HOU, fronting re lb 1 !oath ` - n
efty of All•ghenr, Yor 4,m., .7,,, 0 1 , "'"'"' 1
• 1 J. SCLIOONSIAKKR C CO..
mug. !, • . 24 Wool •bent.
Chartiere CoaL
/TIE CLIARTIEItS COAL COMPANY
W preparwl to ran:artist for and -to delieer
bolt.wharf. at Onalllartior. (McNees flocks.) iso oos •
niks bolo, Plttsburdh, from ten to twenty thousand
bushels of Clot per day. Pnrchavers furnish then own
boats. ,
Tto cool Is of superior quality. and CardotK
seals prier I. 0.. c ototie dollar per tun. sel M.lll pounds
vrehtltt—Ora par rent below allowed for Insa
shipment. or (until further !whey) Pk CCM rat oo
•11.11.
This romlinT his peculiar &riling. for loul:nd canal
brAts. Ant I Is. An, Tar the Lakr.ur lower markets.
Apply at runic, at the what(
TlldklAß IdeRLRATII,
President ChartiersCoal ComPanT•
Clunionill,Clasatta wink 1,111
Journal %mewl nu. a
...KO Steel.. and wink 1,111 to Oda tem
tnult.'dawAw
YAP:Fid--Wrapping, Writing, and Prini
los Mire!. fora by W. P. lIAR9IIALL.
MOULD CANDLES-2i - las. Cincinnati
llould.feraes by
. - mark OKLk. LIGOETT, d 9 At TO Water st.
AVIBE LINSEED 01h-15 bble. in store,
and fol sale by
mark 0. BLACKBURN • CO.
A Card.
-
ii th leti April nes . L i on
T WILL OPO on —°,...,,,, t. e 1..., . i.iiu .,
1 Lit.tri.. ,Vl4',=, .0 I .11t h l . o. i gn, ,. I
and 1.0.1 itTonyrovor WV
‘fr,V=. o. rimier ow
rtlFlT.llt.t•l'Llf`V.Tlg`em wArra.
motion of ;LT. ..!
~ 1 EDMUND .
ill. 11 ; " d ' iit lilac it ;tltaLi - iw's Literary
- -T ree
r d,t ',,rpoaito the Pont !.1t1.0.(..,01.ka•
u,1 1 11117 '
Tn'e l. n e*P . u . ..r,, L
(~.,,
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,
AMUSEMENTS
THE BUFFALO QUARTETTE CLUB
JAMES E. TAUNT. rm. rccacc
J.U. LUMBARV.
OEO. SNYDER, CoUNTrII
NVEREIT L. BAKER, [nu nar /217
ESPECTFULLY nnnottnee t.. n t man
eiti-
Le, art. 1 . M.,12u,11 lao.l •innity. thlt di., 1,1-0
lt.rou .'4E(OXD GUAII MUSICAL Sr , IVrE. LA FA
NrrEHALL. (hi, e....nlng. March 111, 1,.A. On winds
orraslon 0, win Inlnd owe nutu.w... :wog, nlww.. gunr
ltw.. lno,etr-.. Including M., lb., own ntalg..witinia
wncl arrannemrnt.
tlrketa SW: tioatlemao and two La her SI rnr
rale at 1.1,- prlorlyal Slu.lo ~,I 16r/4r-tore. hake er
open at 7, rertorthanu. uy
nro at a: clock.
For Pro:roman, see fill, of the der• tna,
Concert -
Al:IRANI) CONCERT °I - Vocal music, eon
miAtlng 33: (.1133rococ. Duet. se d Song.. Iron, or
which 1131%. , urcor Lito.n perform...l 3n Liao ray) .1313 ur
•Minannutol ocompananenta, will Lie under U. ill.
motion of Mr. Prace, Ito. M. E. Chan-h. corno•
nail And Seventh etc . Tur,lay cconim. March 9,11,
to commence At 7 ilt.,
Tho Nano will tin tur3.411.4 trim the war..,l3.inni of 11.
Ticket, V. 3,01. cacti. ho bad a' A 11. bal.:11cl,
otorc and
of
tianincl Eictice. oho.. F... Lit.
orti vire, • mon: dM
Evening of Fun and Laughter at Masonic
Fr'!? TWO Niottrs ON/. Y.
i oNDAI ; ,S,
The 11.0 , w,10 ..1 Lana.. Ifs and Nit..lid.
emphnol IL. hurl.,
Eu.rt•intn..ll L. of Mt I ALT?, h plow
velnrl...-noodno
1.. wlll 111.010.0 n varlnty of FfthAliS.l , ol.l.l),
krul 1,11111.1,' with duo,. dukinr, nuutwol, otorl awl
.010 - 01nmo oonrfhorord with iluntril Okohdon,
hh o wwhn k t Inir... ,, fay.e , travnhero,ol.l nusl.lk,l-arhoTkrno
LIT n ' utt n g;t 'r i:Z=O:rrZioia d u r d h ;. ' i l i.T.
n.ntintrotal nionn nrol trkloind !tiny rou•it. All for. of
dunet yka./1 ami orook. hok, psfoln, ranklly nn
•of nf 1w.dd0,11111.. todk nt onhool. Ifitnnwnan 00g0r...
and • 1011.. f oorr, thon, nnd ev.ko
Thd oldlorool tempos - Amnon. of tn 00.0.1 niky known
Id 1100 1 11. of I.anldne.
111, 111. Nolilow Ih. 31r1knoholy 111..
11E, UK. Ili.. Phlrgu.alo
110. 110. 110. TIo.O o 1 hnu.ot...
0 , 10., ,
Tirloda nolmo.ong • Oontlrtnao or k ~ml L
d, ffu eon,. l'n ronunriwn
Modern Languages
F. 5.4 Nnr.its, Prof. nf.:ll.lllern I.angun
-1I • ni.;i• ••.I 1;11.1 A
•t 11an,•...r• ot 'dr
No.
Iltrrxrne, -41 I ll• 11. Kl.h.
Ivrrnerl, ••t
Western Insurance Co.
A ri:wliaress,lt .. l:Vde:lrabl, I.rof
tom 1 WILION,•
New Bonnets, Ribbons, Hat ..Silk
• Goods, &e,
11. tort, 3ltrket Street, httt,
tit r, n Kr..l,lptssn awl ttur, Stri•vr, Itrat I
an•l r •Il ...t; L.r m,pr.ne
A1,.-Plain Md. Figur...l nog S , Arf
ar..l 1.•(
.I,ste, ,41 .7rnp., VlL+w•r• 60,i Tab. anti.
n. ref h..,•••rriu.ot
l'A!rn I..rAf.l•Ausrata. ur, iIA
•13.141' ..t at
• ••• Ar. ontr 14.
•
Pittsbuth and Boston blining•
F I ESusre : yr Ihi. Stpek.m anct , ti 1111111 , h
1313 , ' rAll.KIN•
r.r ,4 r 'Lat. •
an I Thlr
To Geif—detters
rl'\%':NTY ~ 1 land
!h. out • thtirin, ~7111 Z Orrhartt •.!
?roll ..... n
.1. tw. r.t. t 1.11.111,11.11,
1‘11.1.:INS AC.
11 p:Lrtle, in glut°
•
Jo.! f - . nil. 1,
mat. o kCO.
11 'Stocks Wanted.
I() SHARES
I:M A MILL
per. • m Rml 1,."t•,
Ohio & Pennsylvania IL R.
uni sil ARKS fr
sf. A. 1111.1 a Or
tvrtr, I.:11
marA
Central Rail Road.
SIIAIIES e3le. by •
nn. A HILL i CO, \
rpm, '2O rlrrrt
SUN DRI
Ns MA. II
kis.;
k^ge • -pun
P.M
r pan ..1L
park..f...
it V W.. 1 lmp ay.! DIA.
I ,0 I.n
.2,10 crat .a.1,..11.. 1,11
.•. :4•l.r•Au..
• .I. 11.11 r; ar•rrrt‘rd;
. ru , trro
ftr. *ll- r/rtlIN IVATT A CO.. •
marl Lttrorty .fret.
-- •
Mankorrtirers, it:run:het Corrpon;el...{,
r • TO_LEI'.
T ILE OFFICE /111 first tlrKir in 11.. p Cotten
ttrr.V.,,• 5•1•11,1 1.4 Kir.' •1 , ..
sow u•••••,...,1 by n 1,1[0.14, 11/111.
rarlisr• /sr
164 1. otrr r.l th• brst trratt-n• rn h rat 4 rtr • Mr... -
1,,rt0rrr . ...r .
tr t. rr••r rirrr.
r•sc.
Guide for California Travellers
`I I IIOSE who aro contemplating a trip to
'a1 , t , r0i... 1 .... 1 .11 , * , nt , ^ • r. , tl
C.lit,run. 1 reo- It t• ..I•eat I , in ,
th.ena.ittut ..t i he
of Valrk , rni. lti
,•n I,
11/..e.1. a CA LLCM'. ThsrJ.,
marl • 1:1‘.1 , ,I“ the I•nnts,lfica.
Just Received at Wm. Digbri
i
w E NtS 'new atyle Caa.simere4.
"iimrtmetit pii-5-
riti. pi- I ^f./p1 Cloth/.
Th. pruppitmir Atio.• riP"MixAmoint. [limo to iapi
prmii frump,. •rit tli"t having
lio,•••nri• "I 'dr thp
11.,•• 141 at., t cirri
milt/if...tit, Pi all I . l lw. fxrior Awl viLth m tr,
ottAVING sold my entire stork ot bOokS.
Poridival, le.. t... Mo..rn. REAL A VALLIIW. I
fullt In....almond thorn In my Pirm, risninliry,
All iwina irwl.lit.i 0 mi. will plea., rail At th• ‘.1.1
•1165.1 a ro n
I ..111. .1 It 11111..111....
Thsr.l.i .N....... 11.. II•nt Otlier.
Co-partneri hip Notice
rilI!I. und,rignetl. h tring purchased the
oin t .L...',l,,d's ' a i st, " .
•artnarch•f• un•ler $1••• t ln lrn• nc IZEKl.".:•:ft.r•f•f.••l' r. •
i ' rtr t r
tn• fhaffl•fal 1•• r rofflueue.• nf I. pasy...ten an•l
rill .1., h•l•Pf In have • call frnm the:f . frkontl;lnr:.
. .
A I...orttnrnt -tAryarirle Sill pls., Inuml
r•Attr...i.4l by J It IIiLAW,..
Rill L, lino.-11,1 m• untaAl AT c. .1 .1 111:F1,.
•-
l'ill.hursh. —[suse:
L. I I.K.S—A. A. MAFoN has
r.c11.,1 s rs, ,h 03.. Eris 14
14.0.
,
I I isI. I, VES---11n hand, n enmptete Ismstlll-
11 . tn.( ot ~4 tit-ttrAt
t Luttto -A A tl %',4V 4111.
POOL COTTON—'2.OOO dozen aN.rt.4l
17 itt.t roe',l4.nd
urael A. A NI Arh - rh C+l.
% 4 A Slot: OIL, NEW CROP-10 1,14, jo.o
r.e . .1 awl for rale hr It F. SFI.I.F,RS
nmer Wood Ft
I. ICOURII.-4O 1404. 76 and 9'2 v4o- rota:
for lorte hr t marl I SELLER:.
g prime. quality, for sale by
marl IL. SELLVF,
NA IiPER'S Internatinnul 8 Knickerb,k
ay. Manarine , Me Montt , have leen yr.-mm.l at
A Ihlenr.naer A tro ; Fourth .1
A4..—rart (Inns 8.11 - rro , or , .... , r• iarrhrry
the Human Heart: I.r Mr• Flhv.
Marmaeul Cecil; or I ran. ho mum I orruht; be Courio
”"s .! ‘
A :Plotnn'a Mechanier. oct I:surinerm Journal.
( or ""r.
011 thin Mao:Me. for itor motor. and Ow bark No, ran
has .I t rr he above Oar*. marl
• .
ACON-25,100 Rm. Hams, Stribitient
p rQr br
A 111111IFON. LITTLE a CO.
EW GOODS AT CHESTER'S—Cheese
wnuld annonneo to his patran4 and the pubbe, that
he I. now opening hie Spring 4 Cloth,. Curoeircer,
Vertlnga end furnishing ttre , d, In r.nner'tion with the
tentadvantage of heir in the market at the nponing cl
tbr pram, hie wreath. tneilittee of pureheeinc
Imo TIM hand., enahle, him "to oCer AM, whteh. for
variety and elecanee.rennot
The
"bik on.
""." I: 2 A ' AT,l .. in i t ' ilcli:
tiNo. 71Smithfield year Iharnand
14. II --IL C. to .maned execute oil ..rdem in the
Tallorina line, with promptne., and in the Istria rattle.
mar 3
(1 RAPE SHAWLS-3nm opened thirty
‘,/ Mrn plain and embroidered Vrar. r.barrir,
A A. MArONRI:Nk.
MI6-
Nos. tIG and GI Market at,
man _ .. _ . .
ntore and for nide by '
Enure ISAIAIL LICK kV a 6..
_ • - -
ITIEESE—In More tjnd for sato by
) rosr2 ESAIAII DICKEY
•
EACIIES-50 sitelrn dry for sale by
mnre ishutt DICKEY Pe th).
H ALE HAY-20 tons just reed and for
UP azire T. W 001,4 & SIN.
martt No.ol. %later nt.
()LOVER. SEND-45 bu. landing front
. Oran:Omit IJlatioa this day, and Ihr ash. h)
ma It. ItAL7ALL.
- -
kAltP ',
ER'S Monthly Magazin° for sale
by -I. 1.. r eran.
_erg - No , 0 Fourthl atrot.t. .
. -
PEARLS -20 casks, rec'd and for Bale . by
stotr2 W.& F. WILPON. W. Froal'at.
FVISIT -150 bbls. Large No. 3 Mackerel;
2U 01 do . Y.
• 91 b o • - No. 2 ::
10 011,0 U .. _
HAMS? -7 Make in gait, for. by
EMU, a Lloirr.
IIOULDERS--C, cake in salt, ler eels
11. - 7 - b, . imar2.l DELL k I.4 , :tiETl'. _
.1.41111r.--100 bble "Louisville Lime," just
we'd .4 for taln by
. BURPRIDOE t ISMIRAM,
mar' . 1..116 Weer at.
VOTTON-112 bales MiddlinF, for sale by
vu DitlaT Je CO:.
we” nal Elmmita.
LIERRIN6S-5 bbla, Dry Salt Herring,
F3r tale. hr
marl R. DAI2RL4 Z CO.
iWNER WANTED—To prove property
Afrertl.grtf.tVgraggar. r l4l7=7-7. (...
T. mart Wlrg UN!
•
SDA AS H -174 coaks Metepratt't , reed
4 foyse. by Y. 3111V4iel,T.ilit,
dR ELL I. I . E r a. l:ur Factors, Fol. ;
onenal Vrxhirs. gad
Nea CO and 70 Watt, Meet. PM.
Ibur g h. Po
i 04-Liberal sdranmo made. confi g nmenta mar:/
Sara a. 1312.3•3.
Tiernan - & Co.,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 75 Wood atrea, Corner of Diamond 4/1.7.
1 NV rtcczas.o.u.
Co-Partnership.
FI , IIE undersigned have this day entered
lit.t t-o-pertuenthln under the carrying yle of
.1. Si. PASOrem a Co, for the purttnee of en du
LoOKJ.v; GLASS MANITACTGHLVG um: VAGJETY
At at their rote. So. 73 Wool, STItEr.T. three.
J.,rt tato,. Fourth. J. 31. PAIWYEIt.
W3l. Jr.
Fit burch. Japnary sth.lBsLL—ifel , trit
Simplex hitmditiix •
•
I ().AN, WILSON &-4...70., No. 129 Wood
no
the trade to the oUreriOtitY of hb..P".r .
rs., ,sll 0.0100. es on usu tut peculiar prop... Wen consist b
Its pertem simplicity •erolubitoul VIM neatness, • •hlch now
sit almost impossible us get but o f ord., its , ousuru ooD
s over; desertptiOn of door. !Curry en.
b. OK unnored by lowans doors lon oyson otho old boon
these springs AI.S. LW.
fo.t.U.to.ono
New Goods
LOST receiving of \VDI.4IAGBI"S. The
ner tlnd, the n.uron, rompririn, the PM,
n 4,. nod tnt.ft fa.414i.n0,10 al;lei 0, h01511134. s
Clo:hs. Ir., kr., Thn . rreprlrt., hope'. hIB hsvp.ll. l ail
El,tompr lorr huu au vall.
I)Il;IRON—;100 3one on hand, for '
vole by
mvl 7 P.01111 4 11N. !ATTU: A
, LOV ERSEED-75 bo. for sale by
It I marl ' It. DAL'IELL k
•
steamer Empress,
17 too
60 tore corn on 111, rob;
:.P011,4
3 Ilbl. !Ivan, 1
}lour:
15 llkker, Not.:
Onlorm
5 ..arks thmther,
I 1t.1.C tel
t,
l'Srek, N., 1
111.1,11,1111.41 Dotter-. fo onto
I..MIRIVEIt CO.
PO 122 Second Srt.rt
iaE VERA L conic morn or now goods are
mornicts, t . r.W.l,llllst of Mart 11,,ralk
he. gt, to Print. Kt 12N , .
.1. 1..1 Ot Sliutr ~,,, brat ft, ler. 1,111.1
slut, amiktrKtu.t,
h an. in',
" ! RN ' ' NriICIIFIKin . K
marl Nnstlic.a.S. Corner Fourth a mart.
r ) . 11.leC0-60 ,, k!..gs Six elm T u w ,, !;it ;
I) I'd• 6 PORK —25,000 lbs. per Steamer
r.r t.,
awe vim a co
I AIW--'25 kegs N... I. for mit.. by
4 i• SIMI% Co.
DIU MSTI)N E —1.200 lbs for sole by
Klllll CO.
I I N ",lAD 01L-15 bbls. for sale by
I .1. Kll,l' Co:
lotois-10 baba porn velvet; asNortrkl,
tsto r att.l L.r ',1.. Its
3. RIDE. CO.
_
rUM A SSA FiY.T I DA-2 canes for naln by
n tun a no.
1 Id 41,.z. fine and medium
k. fnr
3. KIDDt CO.
COLOIIS —A full assortment
nn hood anA La , hr
J. KIDD A l'O.
r V ISKST IV E 11 AVE.—Sellee. Cough
- - ,T111,.
R.AT.rtue. F.h U. 1 4 ,2.
Mr. P. F . `.i , rr—Thi• kind ar ..zuhrrrzour C 0..),..
~rf s.rr tn.', It 1....1d0w Um.
•hrlar—t t.. r , it.do nu: emu. lark far more tal
.• vri Aar. lEst.net Letter•l
Tours Truly. N. ROBINSON.
puruhLr .ITertire cough
e > run mar be had
M. E. r , KL1.V.1t14..
No. 6: %Food rtreet
IDIG LE.ID-1000 pigs Soft Galena, to ar.
rO.- .fl.l 11, F.l* br
f It lIEV. Ii ATTIIEWS d CO
LE - ..ILATD bbis, IL I'. .liilui
s'
hr. (HEY. MATTHEWS if CO.
W OOL S FEATIIERSL-12 sacks in store
b ' M ATIIIKAVS CO.
S""-7
, ANDLEs_so boxes Dipped, for rol e . to
r``'.asom.m,l
- 111IF1; )IATTN:I\'+ a CO,
1. 1.1 ,.n L , K MEAT —'2,VE b
Y. : i . A fg . s . i , ..t w l e s 1 , ) ,. y .
I.
VENISON DAMS m DEER SKINS
400011...PcLo,ou,onti Ham:
.
Jun trot, oteampr Jefferill, st.l for by •
A. CU I.llElt re uN.
b b,
`SALT RATUS--2.5 bores _
xes Sale ti
rttu f : y
mtr hr
A CULlltiltrii)N.
The Great Invention of the dgef , --Steam
Supplanted !—Gas - Triumphant!
first Imlf of the nineteetttil Eentttry
woi Iwo rrent-dr,l•4. Lim NO. 01 'it bow
,t 6 it pac.t th. ~.as swain. with tfie thing,
thst were.
.
The stemma half of the centnry will he known tas ram..
ragman, Ito, ago of liow—an - taut dealing.' not only to
/bait hut Go carte raw the week'. Thu gale has now mar
...hr.., and with it it now Introduced the .11. Knott..
raibeeor dila. it. V ealamon. after tomitr-rix rent of
• 1.... e oleerratiou open the experinteubt of hie own sal of
other...lu Munrota to make the pnnetple of the gentlemen-
tlim of earbouie aild KSII available as a mechanic mob,
ha. pectectod the WI, and. Laving dust r.e..iaal lettere
aWont tor lila "lioproral Carte:mit. Acid 'Engin," now
t , bid...tote. tadadists for the UFO titkeof to the United
etate. horcruntent, and to Individual. or to rampart',
the notice at i.hatee, counties or ciddes.
The intruenee saving of twat., mot ham, and of human
111, amt sullen., tweured hy the use of this new motor.
•Itl inet Rabid loeure its speedy adoption lu all Otte.
where stemu power it note need.and io thritmarobt of other
pierce where the greet etipertar. hulk not weight of the
rl* Lave precluded fie
a,-.
1 he new motor may It. aliPbed to all borldwod att n lira
pelllng agent.. from the stogie hoot. nearer for the nattato
o the two thaueand boree powi r for.acesta etestner,
with the expect, hont than that requital by Ihteaream en
of lo th,. out haute., fuel mid lawmen, and of
hulk and weight-100•Ione weight Put:firing for the name
power of Law ton. of the sttbm. engine.
There farm are eetablithial by the e•perimental engine
.1 twentd nee (g.it hot.. rower, now - eat-ling well" at
eiriCll..ll4 . cal arthe 'Ontario,. from the Clara:kr-a.
ti Nondittral of the I , th lavertter:
"It e are plea-rit to elite Mat A. t`- F. Satnuion, late of
this eft, boo roceived • vdteut huh:. avian of carbon.,
t old ~.... in Ite application to au egme. The •taete.tul
estertmenu c.f this Intention were not lang,ein , al , m in
the Atietattrad. The Fame gentleman has re.-eired another
Latent for the ft.q . i.g.: , d Promeliing boar , "
Al., rights for the it.- of his" Impiorot Propellingarol
ethaing Apparatus," tone peculiar advanMge of which
Wet the Ong curb mantra. mutant of the , re...e1. - m.le
peodeut of the engin, r, that he cat. "righbatinut-tace" •
man .4 eat at le, time than is regultial to load tier gun,
ridlia toe hal "Impitcral erring I.addle," for milt.
taer aiol ...mon purpotier. designed for the great,. to.
.o.de ...tort ..I both hat* and rider..
Any to formation iu r.waril to th• aborts Invaluable in
roth., nod of obtaining right, to.. mar he prompt:lr
obtained 1., thiate....,, ,
.Id. L. kLOgii...
Attorney . utd Agent ter the ibttentee, 1
Saventh at. err.° is Oda Fellove . Ilan. Wadaington.D(l.
i to t .41,..r.1.t0 , I , •
rro Itny.e. of Nrw Alhway. Indiana in cuter of •
Ne m w
a:ri.ulunw.l womfrt, tivtator,
ZO, 1,5.!
.
Mc em=—' rbovrtullr avail .nivi.,ll of Una op.
r..rtunzt y • few 2.11,1 sktateinent. in re , errne•
~ Me.rti.huitni t,
o d unto wott AA a duty t Otte rountry.
1a.., it, t.ia• dt, toot Imo* torollort.
I arrito.l I...lorionatt rot the ath 0t1 , 351. and
on Go t..thdt.n..; day I rah,' to ern Pmfoaar 5i1101.11011 . ‘
Nor Skehanwal Motor. ad which I had MA I amountolu the
toolto. 1at...r0 I .raa tlf+ll,ll/1 to tho tram for
fart that 1 hal htt thus previous hoe atudemo. to
m,kr lbe pp m& ottntdol. applicable a. a mailer power to
a.tooohodooddellghtod oritooramo
Ito. y,tt,iturlloo and the ...1C.... Ima r 0
1
owt 0d0.r.1 todore tun mute-taatfoct than . 1 had coo
10terd.
. .
I the onerstion . I*, near an hour. It RIP
nniform perr..rt. and of aunleiont power to Mt •
nmght of i',..111.4/ pyttild% Orval, live mt.-e in a minute.
TAi. t+ •ae applied to tarn the maellinrry at the
and et.14..r...1 to le Kenna engin.... eomtnon
ly anon, The whole I..tt.th'l. output
tr..ive or filleoll 1..4, awl 1 ful.P.e it? Vlelght might hr
.I,out .r Ma tow. Tin. turn... It a atrial! abet Iron .
Tan. the nve of my but, awl held abo.lt • don la, hsnd;al
rhan-,31.1. The tne.-hinery
the
not tnntt. aan , Pla . nhai than
that the Mrsm pagan, the pllnmpla pf elsligtrllftiAin
'MA at...ration hying same. Thie •as ratlmmted he
glean twenty line hot, powor rogloo.-of . which I have glean
you • boot denrrlptlon.
lam not on,uniarily int..reelc.l the Vur.-ex. of the In
vention I never experte,l bn called Upon to Make any
plat men, In re:error., to lA. I bare had to prat - tang ne.
Vll ' y ' rn r ol.fe i js h r!ttn r lo S le o g¢i n itt a gla s 4 7 :gtTr!
day. v our.. Ileer•ellniir.
Adamantine Candles
91IIE undersigned are new prepared to fill
11 all or.lere for A DASIANTINN CANDLE!". Our
cur
relomd ptiree ate such as will be retb.fsrtory to cur
frletut. awl cu.rotuere. IV. ehall mato It fur your Inter.
of twb gent loturn
1.25,1 m JO:1141110. DAVIS CO.
( i g ILK TISSUES—A. A.lla.eon ,h Co., hare
J. °P
w ed one ease of fine Silt %lames. for spring
•ntarer are, fela
-
VINO the Honorable the Judges of the Ceart
g or t:enerai Quarter Onion. of the Pro-; In and for
the flaunts of Alleahens•
Theprtitlns ..1 Robert hlrrintel.of F.lldheth tnertubto,ln •
the ...oat,. lafonviih h.t. hump %hearth. that sour -peti
ttoner but prorided himarif nab material. for the ae.
ronatie•lation nt traviKer% and other, at his mobbing
L the-timushipsfor,..l4.suad anal% that rout hon . .
Vieu . : l t o l f ' r ' neZi nsi ticic to urroT "" sk ` firo.s k y 7P a:lsf 3 trY
und, rtes. Iour ULT KIMMEL.
00 Ire. the soberrilaers. eNlatina of 11, tnwsiship abase Id
errtifs that the
at
petitioner I. of perd repute for
lioneety and trait...ranee. and b. veil VP - Aided. with holm
r..ain said eenveedenees far the areetoroodatlon and lodhis
gersary.
Jentra.llarmern, Neil P. Allen, Wet. Marrow, jr4John
Torren, Nathan slrtlesw , Daniel Pinar, W m..l.3larroart
John Alen. Jonsttuo Weirs. Thomas Bell, A. It. APO.-
gate. Samuel Kerr, David Locker, Ktrphens
PRANG AND gUMMEI(I,76DLINS—A
-0 opliA. MASO
red N , A 01). hare for .be
(teZ) .!.' CAPES fine 'Silk
pn. Figu Phan.
Administrators'
ETTERS of administration on the ea'-
IA tato cfWaablngto n Hart. late or Penn thartublo..Me.
haring this Jay been pr late
to the
perautia knowing thentwhyw Indebted to waill name
rg =late n ' tte e .="24*,`" n y ttk ". "
duly antbeutteated for pat ment htt. SI
J. PPRIUL I
Non tp.. Feb.
Valuable Btoek or Dairy Fana at Diiva — te
Salo, •
T ILE -subsetiber offerl. for sale a valuable
A - Clltnill.l fdt ek , ck or Dairy farm. eon.
dteid aar-n 'nude or lest. addulainq the Itorongh of
.dridw Aletandfla. Weettooreland vaunt, The land In of
g. , 1 nutht r. And to a knob list, or eulUratlr.n. .01
hating oorerhlllnl Poring utter In overt' Sett =it
redrafn eared land, ar
dot...red. of which le toot Wow, the Lat.
Inwell
•ore M wll tlmbemt and that portion of the clear land not
The itnorueemeots are a romfortabio Trims pwallin g .
elope eprino boo., large barn, Flab., acid otberprawearr
Therotect,' Is banaeracceir attnatedocith
th.A er caera Totowa.. manioc through it: Le about ; eta
liles frock Lat ro be. oa the Peerce,itwola 144,00, rod
Nbout the man dietetic. from the I eon. Liatial, A pi t a',
owt is about to be ramstruettA fromlAtrobe, oa the nab
1174' to
i ' e r a b . 7, l%% "° .74 ` .
at to parrhar . ro are rracceeted to view the
C.l3llad. An lactirpotable title air., pc the p arr h tt ....
k.further lotrrocatioo. ae •rli .rsoso, este. apply to
lILNItT Awl. time. Lam Ochoe.rittetatrah r who
Is sceptalutea with the proprrtri or to the subrarcbre, to
the tr a rlvlc4f New Alexandria.
Adiniithd:rator's Notice
•
•
I ETTER'S or - administration on the -es
tata of .1011.2 i lITLAS, tate of Altrahatar City, da
ma..ad.hatind tni. dar boon aroma& to tba.. tralmarittar,
taertr.Alloying dartstaelree iodated to amid state
t ap reourated 0 p tog
Immediate par:mei:4..f Inr.
to c laims .001000 the mama are roothattat to mean; tiortn
doluauthettocated todarttlartumt...
.Attiattlty,..Volttat .
.•
COMMERCIAL.
. 1 ...<1.--,llrl /11.,114. w/14 Flaterliria -
Elr I id. M-0" foivar3.4
;Ivo of:laa
PITTSB11110)1
snn
P 11,120 1, .a Often.Nlvu.lay Moratuu..llreh I•
Ituvirose en Saturday was even ronn• dull than we had
eaisxted to hod It- 0ye•ray,„.. r0 .,... ra i,,.. in a raaaia i
way. The weather was mad and cloned Rivera atationl.
FLOVll—lt.veir. were trining. nret Lamb, 71:
bbls at 5Zk43 3 . 1 ::. fir , wyrenne ant estra: :12 ebb , . uma
trruts, I 3 bbls an 4 w)vbis•u,rtin, at Sa
rentinu.• Sens_ Inn ba. NUN
at Va... 150 IL . Cntr.,. at 43e; WV...at eniti: Barley 45e
i bush 1.
only 4 Maly. at 11.141 C..
OY..FSDP-rdalea of 110. 25 tad 40 Pa. L t leter. at 43,50 Prat
Lando: Tit:lA.lw is bid at S2tae2.l2 : ad h.tlev.
CllEEdi:—.`altet of W. It, at Ot4tatc
a reduLar tear.
BUTTER—daIe.. d bbla det at Ita, 7 Lila and Loa.. du
private terrus.
s.laoP—None iu market or enquired ter, quote al IPd
first bawls. •
LAILI-861 , 1 of 6.1111 LAC %o. 1, at ft:
BULK POllK—Salel 10.000 M Shoulder. and lia.tas at
tiS atualk for cash.
II ,WON--,4 2 1, 10 ea.ka at clear
pj,h.,, sSie., da, The market i•
ultr ulva too city •0.1 e.ntztry trade. •
WIII.9ISKI - - 4 alr. 43 Lbl. at Vitie dugh, , The dem:karat
nlightly improTed.
sugar I,t :444 , e 1 1 .4'
ord./ray U, helms: 40 awl 7, bags Cat, at etnall
hgx Moisem.a. at 33C.
MONEY MATTERS.
1V cn s+un r, March 3..
Tha abundaht .upriv 4 -span; h•orontmenemal
flow to nur chore+ The f.r.t uturn Iv' the lianigintgs
this sub. hf the 'rater, u thr ,reamer ii a:nkhn, $190.000
in peeie. Irder, f r Malyani 'American solid
inv.simentv enntanne inr.re,... arn,al-of rwrr
.t stn..: and cartel &nu. t•rtun• lre+h.,.tars'to inve-st an
Engtiah ac^ont..l
- LonLIHn 1.3, •
•url.fou. fall In 1•on+/,1‘, this Inn•r/In,. Iram
Md.
rienod 1,5 ll.r extra.nlivar, nni , san,m , ltt lb•Tr.a•
'au, that 11,. eigilt and a half f
dor nr7t m xtl., lor 1 tm ,newel of their.
“ A wt., Dr• , •
mllitg.ur ono Mat ,nehttrrrr-airt Itreamorig
ut hugln.... bac r.,13 rrr-.1.. I. .r ortekt
r try,
f+.• :Lad per ut • 1. ~ n as. th - at.
lo pet, n or
lt. nlr,l .r an non, • • - .
When ere tyke into rinse the mall Antoitrit uf:nreutin
ta
kennutl.l.he ennettrin to-el Lb , ini
t.... a Fr.eniliii•irli! fly barn
iiiiitiroeo oiu - Motiot inurtioi •irroGawn
the eo quil ineu , inn or 011 . 1 . (11131.,-
Trat.eit4 r.i
COINAGE OF TEE UNITED STATIM MINT FOR 0
FEBRUARY.
', J.•n1,1. •cle.
145 Tio
d,.ll,tre.
=IIMI
PS'
ernl,ll 1,011.3 e.. ,:.a Inr 1.1 to ZNII;
Frhruary.l,,,il r 1,1.11
Frusli CAliintnta
Yrnat “ther
.awl. V.1,2)0
jthd..l..lphla Inquirer I C. 1.ar.,T.1%,11(1FT;
RIVER INTELLIGENCE!
STEAM BOAT ARRIVALS AND DEPART TES
kt,se:Tk —lt;rre w:n. • Irsancl br pire
mart. Ir.rt st du,k...1
Ar.r.tvxu.
J.)l c. etiwo. Ilendr,, Mater, rt
tlaluc.ltrourtt. 11,ov
n natant. Perblrt. Elitabs‘h.
%luta., hot., Itravor
rultar. Wattklo, Eroarott
Fort , tt CLty.31urtt:,11.11"..11. , 111...
Burk, M 44. Dem. Cusinnialt
lte,,toes• State. SU.nr.. eio..itata/!.
Ebt , ert, St Load,
Wheelitat.
Got.
Ste:ol6r. New Itrlcao,
Atlhntic..PArlioso, Brronmrlf..
J. I I..alrick,nn.. AteKo,l
J. lb., ant. 14,blev, Enzabetl,
Halttr, Beane.. Iln,rms•kli,
I",store, Warkloa, BrolruPrllle.
For.t CitT. MutJoeh.
11,1 0•e1ini...-
Mw-Avn,er No 2- einginuati.
VVlvelmaer. Mom, - .
BOATS I.FAVINII T}l.d DAY.
lIVELLSCILLE—forrst (.tits. Nnwark Ito A. 3/
Wlll o .El.l:4l—Dlurnal.ll A. Lt.
CINOINNATI—Darkeyr
L0V1.,,,-Aktmla. •
SOW OrtLI:AN,--SwAllow. •
zoslmu.a titirr
BROWNSVILLII. 6 a. x, nut it I, or_
• Fon Now 011,.UNS. —The Yule and new steam
er Swallow, Capt. IL M. Wade, !taxies this after:
noon for the abom and intermediate poris.—
Haring been but recently built, the offers a chi !:
modern iroprorementa' tor ftio care,. comfort,
and quick traurit of passengere, es —sal no
being n firstrate freight boat. See ideertieo
merit in another column. -
IMPORTS BY tavt.R.
CINCIN NATI. '1,3 BUCICZTI Sikl.-103 3,334 lout maw,
Ssllpr, • Nisslx; 04 bx• wins. !.IcFarircr enao..l, 3 I..oana
Alkina 211.1.1 a da. Son., brlcAs: 3
5.1, ham, du: 0.11,51. Tu.,. pork. Italics Ilsaß • Co: /7 ?,
h.., a (Iralasm; P•opulls% raper, I+l,r}otk flacks;
bac.. I:lark ...Thaw. it aost Fj.
0101.1. lasi, IP 1...5h a (1,50 blui oalsa, kiss Joa,/,
Is: 1,1.1m41.p. 1.1 bvc B A Fahaset47.
I.lln plvm li..rerram 3 sk• kea.
et,. a Bra; sac,rs.:. Ada le C., 41,11 3.sree,
it
m,. 1 550 para.. NY.I ft tieCuletwon:l4otwress
Immo. Covg.ta Graham:l , i dn. dri: 1 1, 501 lard oll... , taamer
Vcntars: bnlsr Mar k:4 M ....ma. laart tlolsees
0. 1 bal.. Cosaa.m. Sal - a Black. . •
WE:LI-SAIL/X. Prs V...r.5,r errs-1 llama a 1 . wa,.<32;..
Jam...Gdansk:6 51.1, flour. Commit. a. 14talltulteka war.
40,31;111: t Inc furollnro. Mr! 1,1,1 a floor. J I.lllls.
a San; trap. di , . 4 1.34• Sour, 31.515 400thica, Ms—
hers,: y, 3111 alc. I' a 3 ceta ware. H.
•
ITIIEVLING.Prn Wremiveire-1:15 ecru. Jame%
4 , ..14.• harb.T. I rat, N Hain... 2 has tiega.o 11 ham
17 irk.. vi.ra..J twain.: 3 lag reds', P Mekirnm 1 la
an. ni•rrek 1 1..3. bardwarii. J 11rrno
Co: ti i.aek liarlor. A a A ,tooli; 1 box mire, Whitman&
Walt; 1 ben.....11 Cunninthani.
ST. LOUIS. Pr. Parli—na Walton
Orr
vt Co. it halm lirinn hard,. Jonwa Co; eka 'crap
ron 1:I ,14$ ds. pcs ItimeJli ,
I 1,41 wird 12 balw. fonddh a. 13 arondril
``tooth,. Soren - Z.; air), tirrro olo,S a. W.
a‘rld , PUb; td,l• onto:.L
n.. 1 Load a 1.); nl
this ni.
a 10" do C thwart.. 1 I runt. Jam.
14updhe, ;It dry straart Sill; 10) In. candler JF
er hams. Nr‘.l4 , huar •floury
limff C, 1201 pa Imenit 2 , WY Vint ohdol- -
drro, knit a Jour. IPa drj dn, de
dr,' ft.. dn. dm, It. Itayarl t Son.
WELLSVILLE.—Pen FuRIII:91. dirr-27 001
flour .1 gtereoron; 10 lip di Smith:
NEW ORLEANS-I'¢a Ssratioir—:o. bbdas
aughr 10 tch rich 434 Ohio Uhola•es Burbridger
logram,.lf; Outs t , ocur J•Painter 10 tcs
rice J Park Co; 20 hide sla,...nr 10 - tut, rice It
Moore S. Po; ;!0 tek - rice W Itigley 1.; Co; 186.
tibls molto , reo il. II li - lue; 6 e..lw of k coppar
Gallaher Long lc Miller; , 2o hbde ou'or James;
Dalcell; 42 do Nich014 , ..&.,C0; .20 do J IslcDearit;;;
25 do It Dairen C-o; J Keller. ,
. .
. . .
CINCINNATI—Pcn KerS.T.NO Srsvr o -1
trunk Hera & tiro; 10.esks bacou,ll. BruceSt Co;
40 do Coracle & Graham: 26 do Kier & Ysoes;
02 Les hams Sellers Nichnls & CO; 15 espres.
pkgs Adorns & Co; 24 sks wool W - Balker ' 69
Ibis lard oil 11 Grail & Co; 10 do aimb o t 4do
lord oil John S obi t; 20 do alcol,olli Leech & Co;
20 bbls whiskey John Watt & Co; 100 I , ge coffee
J Benny Jr & Co; i 6 bbls stearin,. John Irwin
& Sons: 50 bble grease, Jobu ler: Ido var—
nish Negley & Mohan; 8 pkgs D Leech A Ca; 10
hbls lime D Haughey; 19 bbls v hiskey .W Me-
Matters; 200 bids pork Kirk Jonesy 50 bales
cotton 5 bags A A Ca - inel rll & Co; Sundries,
siindry consignees,
1213:2611
RAIL ROAD CONVEYANCE.
I'ENNSYLVAiiIA 11.0.0-100±T.
the raprvaa tbruoirjx.train leaves at EX o'clock a- la
4.ertnivoilatben train leave+ ecleek. r. 31. • -
WM) t PENICFNLVAICIA HAIL
The Eapreu train key.. Vrieral Etreet at,l!:
o'clock, ai rr., en.l arrive+ at 7 e'el..xle, V. a, erre,' cixr
reptide; rimier. The Arrovitundathn train 14%71%1210
IMPOIITS BY.SC:AIL•BOAD:
BRIM/TON, AM.MOOATI.S 3114t0114 . d'eArt,-. 3 Nan
Py. , ...thry OA ws La 1e..1...1 !Mathison:lV
Luxe Loaltslo;
rt
BOSTON the eele-
Rip 1.n.54 Bootot. Bun., sl^-11:t .r.,1 Dom exactas..
Y"‘"" or
ib"b‘.".. cod Lr r.bI.Ibia.CEO•CO..
633 u•y.17.6 1.11..nt70.
41.. rt . J. •
EM=
• •
ZINC - PAINTS. - • '
Which bare bard fauni Frier eererat both in
Kemp,. anil the United 'net., L rateie their erigisel
b....1ir moil proteeri re pr r r e .riie errrin ear other
Paine •hateve. Their. ' •
WHITE Zrece • PAINT
• • • •
Is porsly Ostfis sirLm, sal is sr/assisted. fns from all
Stoi impurity Ististenessr. ic. Kirfrll ersll, is
tsautlfully amt trv. L.S.
pro?seuss of tem{ ether swat, so , Viostroaue to the
Wasik cLooloters tostr (smiles, •• ‘'•
IT. WILL NOT TIXIC.N",TELDOW
'nen erttiotol rulrhuroot <it eiliaticari Or
•Tra vita.° abut op in. Elio, mow.: to *se ouuiae pitiott.
it trittiattaitlt tooltorn ellinain snit eh. uttitlirr Muss
thus ray ath.r, ticr. bitioc Unite to turn rhalky or I*
nod ruts art. It May Le Itnit,l with of co/orii
3th vat., Awl tho. or vitt. •troiAlt , t.iyrt the Mot
tasted porriiiitis •
BLACK AND COLORED ZINC: PAINTS
' note turvitheil a low psW Wam tiodoxiiitriltr
thrattert sot tort print._ Jo tio ,astral fir aviator:
toott. troftrg...CtilliOntrt„ or toy In wort silt
tare "Y.°290....b!!`)!A1tc4
JO?RPR COOK
itiT.,'iftllll;7t
Tar frott.xf.na tb, wt pmV..131.1r rahlabl. they
form COM.: t 0,11., ginprent
sher dry qukkli. and having...a part ipetalw
1.4.111 calot
is o ,frro Autpyed ens 111.42 - 0 taiil.D.T.Lt st-,74. 'Dr OW
, •
‘1 ;..YDO
I X1.4al 00
1321113
i7CI
52.1111.000 00
IS o ONO 00
S' 01.000 ID
PAINTS.