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Ileatipti to Januar*, 1863, 827,884 31
81186108 is January, 1862; . 9,643 98
Ineresse,. $17,840 33
S. W. ROBERTS, Chief Eog ' sad Sop't.
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'The article on oar first to-day, will
ba read with interest by all intelligent thinking.
Wedon'bt • revolution is going on is France se
veil se Jhatest of Europe, widoh mot in • few
rtera greatly Wong* the present position of af
fairs. Let us hope it may be for the better and
Nacrt - for the wan •
iottuino,Esq., of argilway, disclaims - . the
*,* honor bestowed span him, In oueloold solemn,
yesteniay snotalng,*of being one of the County
Ilkonasillsionsti, and of harini been to Ramie
burgh; to bore for an addition to the honors and
rarer Of that office. We are not surprised that
' , ear friend eras somewhat sensitive, considering
the cilienzeideases of the case, end we will try to
;merit molten offeioain 'Estate. •
Ursa Mies' , LUNA=
row enbag Is lecture in the regular tonne will
cr
'lr - be dedivered before • the Institute by Bishop
'l3lnipaon. We hope this lecture will be well at.'
tended-besarise Dr. Simpson Is one of us,
trait of . this city, mullah's h . deep interest In
whigernm elevates arsi, promotes its moral and
intedblotoal ehmsettand because wawa' Bate
' lipritass vise It will be one of the beet Leo
tenni of the seimin. Those who hod the pleas
meof hearing the Bishop's Leetare in Muncie
Hall, & few . Weeks ago, on the .93npernattmal,"
soon forget the rare intelleottutifesst
indoißL , The 'abject for to-morrow emmjng, is
interiatinito • eommeroisl people, end will no
doubt 1)0.614 haided.
• VZICPJULLNCII Exarrsirxm—The mhautes of-tt
teteperaere Zeal:lag In Elisabeth, will attract
e{taattasi ' t We anderstand that sash meetings
:',otriterbaheittlreritty, tar the parpose of bring
opinion sua of the mor-
Y4,?: - !-:7:4llliithet!.ef. the cominoelty, to bear upoit the
-0 Iliat ~u exteroperaace.
", gssaus _ oizs : rsa iftssuiarrri.—We see it
Sated lilt?) fit.liosisßapnblican in stetter fro . ni
Id. that I Mil has paned Its second
Illinois Segislature, for bridge
the Mlm eelppl tine at 'Rock Wand, yin
It shall not ..materic'alyabettact..
Truly thla a carious provision in a law—a
way I - oon adMirably calonlatod to provoke and
Satei litigation.
obotrootion? Would
iileastl on be one
,of law or full' S i ttppose t.
there were dozen bridges one the snuwpp
nillibin; one at Quincy, one at Rock Is
find; entry bridge to steed upon its own
steritil ivory obstruction to bo =hint to a nt.-
. irate litigation? Suppcoe a steamboat coming
• down 'the Ilisalnippl, .arrives at the upper
ltldge 'While the ricer is at 'lfni eztryme height.
It cannot pus under until it fat, it wan the
nieszszr' y Ilene, et length it , pulses, precool? ,
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Its way rejoicing, butt; lot when it reaches
tils nest bridge the 41ver, there Is just at its
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, height; nui thus the detention may be repeated
41.' "
at each One of than detentions may not
b Imo importint, one obstruction nest rap Ina.
• ttuial,buttlerepetitionmay 63 eery serious, and
1. If hi' nes may atithariseil'one each obstruetiou,
, she : may,. authoilse mort, so ropy hilmowd, so
may Missouri and lota. - •
Bath a tousle scar' very well exit the sieve
and wishes of Etsilroid companies who may be
amduus to drive trade and traria from the
• Sires to• their nay, tat steamboat *inters and
such tools as Bt. Loins' ;will in timeldiscoverlihe
. •
We-venture esy that if bridges were now
for the Ant tins to be built here, special care,
• itirold be taken that they Should not'obstruct
savtgetten. The tint inidges, hoverer, were
erscasiloug ego, Wore the tall triumph of steam
• . • boat naTigsdon was foreseen, and now we lest!
, • • reeeo!t to repot it.
Cum.—The oiSolal motrocrats, of Ohio, who
sallow before the Legislabere praying fora le
pared system of offnial robbery, are_threetou
leg a iirmedution," If their &Mamie are not com
piled with. in • late suit before the Supreme
Court at that State, to test the validity of the
lite law Wing banks, bir. Pugh, the Attorney
Ganiral, Cabral that the adoption of , the new
maistitition swept away ail the supposed rested
-righbt maimed hy the banks, and declaredihat
elf it should be Betided that them institutions
was still bermAthe control of the Legislature:
if tie pasesable revoietion - of 1851, which
braigkt a new. mwistitution, did not mull' the
banks, so sa Milers them on the tax list, sad
within tin mica of legislation. then—ParbsPe
ha eight not to say it as a leerier, bet he retold
say in yh riym, that the tips had time for escr
rune noetados, for an applicatios of thai arse
next MAMA tyrants c o o feel _ma be made to ru
ne. ingherill doubtless end many men in Ohio
who - its willitig to Tegoir . to Mob lawto get nt
thew& tic the vaults of CM banks. and &Pi
ty ithy the Dame of s ..rterOluttom'i bet we our
ireato him that; if he shoi44 hare mioselon to get
up mai a.wimulution,k he will find recruits pier
- 111/i la the Penitentiary at Calamine Before
'L41034 upea this Banks, _let him test down the
Statipilson; will Oct leak, then, for efficient
i11:4644 and the day before, the arrives
d tailgate : de, ports_ boleti, atzthia port, were
yap lane, sad all come *ere hewn? Wen.
Qatte tied of boats will be doe during the
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The Boston Trunscuipt says the 40,000 lbs.
Of butter 'told& eras brought to this country
some thus shoe from based, war reshipped by
ilia gimps; Wedisesitsy. It was offered for
but.dlib tioitcomuisnd its ulna. The ire.
sulfa; but the toot test but
ter pa aireportedlCOM irebuid has doubtless bee
s isoportaut spay la putting price* down
411 a n eaater buTbig rite.
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' Two Corso= Qtittneoh.—The Detroit Tri•
bane Limns gratlfy4 intelligence In the fol•
towing porigraph: - . • ,
+Mem seems to be riot the host probability
Out the drama rude upon the Legislature for I
a division of the &hoot hunt of this State by
•
the Delholloßlehop and hie priests willbe grant
- - ed. It is douteedif tennitonbersin both branches
of that - body_ esn be founsoo the ant
best interests d the people State. acne
vote for so fatal a proposition. Our Catholics
Meal. WIR, therefore, Imo no 'alternative left
them than b proceed to . tbe eviontioi of their
threst-vto °wipe from the political history of
thilltate". ell who have refined to sid t 4bom to
this stteraptan,overturn the School fillitsta,"
Wo hope they will put their thrust In moo.
tier. 'lt willyy the politicians sorely; but the
piopls till oettlo the matter, promptly, without
Chasid of the pallticisna. •
,
Tut,darc.=-Duting thilast six days their
• . * i nn trudio committals for drunketunas sal vs
e.„- sod eleven potions disoharged, others
be up." Thus bass not been a commit.
•?. su isein the Fe= time for Ccuup-Ohrvairk.
o n osak-tblipartigispl to the attention
flute Asion." !Ante arithmetician
'esll:lll.44f, dot 'ssiestrjfee. 1/1120
Altorged.nry veva; whiled* records show that
tkimiyareOrdyetion,last week. oliforcaztou,.
-....7.1404 o penthe dlsoheoge of 76 pvlsoueri
iter 404, eithittatos the predifitif: the filtetif
yb f
!.terillin bleat x,12 pet.wisk—
jolt t+eafyl~ doairri exori than the
at 6411‘115 7Stlo;4S6o.atiotint
Stl tidlltakkai,WirT4P 477 41 4 i11,”61 0404 W01Ve
aloes' z‘' , • •
77us Inattaix'utfr Bericc.for Jukaary is an v 14310
and most intizesting number. ' Amour the 1 0"
cleat Interesting to an American reader, Ls "ens
on American Slavery; One on Daniel ,Webeter,
end one on the History and Ideas of the Mar-.
mons. The American edition is published by
Leonard Scott & Co., Nes York, at $3. per an
num, audit is kept for elle by Glidenfenny, 4th
street, In this city.
•
I,IIDIADA Beaty.- - We learn from the Indians
Sentinel, that one of the free basks established
in the 'Tillage of Newport, Vermillion county,
has gone by the board. On Friday tact, $1,600
of the bills were presented for redemption and
;protested. The name of the bank purport!' to be
' the Beak of North America. On this fact the
Cincinnati Gazette comments es follows:
"The $1,600 inthe notes of the Newport (la.)
State Stock Bank, presented at the counter of
that institution and now protested for non.pay
ment, was forwardedlrom New York by-the Me
tropolitan Bank, ,New York. Our Banks and
Minters hare discredited al/ the lanes of the
Indiana and Illinois free Bents or Stock Bents,
and the determination 'seems to be to • force out
of eircillation the notes of them and all'other
institutions, - which are not:
safely, satisfactorily
and legitimately founded."
EXTEND'S° ME LIMA 0r PRZIDOM —ln the
Senate of Ohio a series of resolotions.hare been
recently introduced, from which we take the fol
lowing anthemotkimportane:
Regolied; That If it be Hen'fele/ will, as we
'think it le, to catutecrate the whole continent,
with the islands of the eon adjacent thereto, to
freedom, and to place them under the protection
of oar flog, trne American altiscus will not tour
tone at the deorece of Proridenee, but, on the
contrary, with all other good Christiana, will
say, " God's will be done."
, Tax New Fannon Estrases.—.A. correepond•
ent ef the N. Y. Post given the following no
count of the antecedents of the lady who has so
Beddenly been *rated to the dignity of consort
of Napoleon
"A worthy Scotchman, by 'the name of Wil
liam Kirkpatrick, was for tome time the Ameri
can consul at Malaga, and, falling In business,
was succeeded by Weorge C. Barrel ea United
,States consul at Malaga. This was, I think,
under President Monroe's Administration.
..I,lr...K4lthatrick's eldest daughter Mar* or
"41.1rIghlta," ae,he was famllarly called and
known. by all American' there, IF Ha a veil fine,
dashing ladyvand married the Count de Tabs, a
younger brother of the celebrated Palafoiz, who
behaved so gallantly at the seige of Zaragoza,•
and who in reply to a demand of surrender, de
clared he would continue the defence by "War
to the knife." -.The hada: Gladly embraced
humorous titles. sad was env: duly brare and
noble. Thin husband of Maria Kirkpatrick
(Count de Tabs) was a gallant soldier, and as
cut up by wounds uto be unable to mount his
horse without aid, and'when in the saddle look
ed mod is if was hooked on than seated there.
• Tho new Empress of thsPrencli Is no doubt
the daughter of this Countess Tabs, "Marinette
Kirkpatrick,' who was the, daughter of William
Kirkpatrick, late-United States Consul at Male
ga—not British Count-not Fitzpatrick—and not
If .the new EMpreas of France was Countess
Teba, co stated, then her mother is dead, as ales
her father, and she took the title of her mother.
The hatoe , Mentego, under which she passed In
Paris, Is perhaps one of the family names or ti
tles of the palafoth. family."
Tina NAST.—The Fitton:al Intelligencer Mates
that the bill propelling a re-orgazdsation of the
'Navy, which was reported to the Senate on Mon
day loot by Com. Stockton, from the Committee
on NIITSI Affairs, contemplates making provis
ion for the following officers, ;in
20 commodores,' 68 captains, 97 commanders,
601ieutenant commandants, 326 first lieutenants,
205 second lieutenants, 69 surgeons, 84 passed
assistant surgeons, 46 assistant surgeons, 64
_punters, 2O assistant pursers, 10 did engineers,
19 first assistant engineers, 29 second assistant
engineers,
37 third assistant engineers,, 24 chap
lains, 202 midshipmen, 41 boatswains, 46 gan
nets, 46 -carpenters, and 38 sailmakers. The
bill provides that when midshipmen have passed.
theirexamination and been sasigend to the na
val service, they shall be com Missioned as se
cond lieutenants, and that the 'number so
aadgn
ed dual not exceed 60 in any one year. The
bill proposes to retain the twelve professors of
mathematica and the nineteen masters who are
now in the setviee, but to prohibit hereafter any
sins appointment in either of these grades.
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Hoaatnce TitaneDYISMISIIIIMPPL—The Fara
ding (bliss) Clarion relates the following shock
_
tog attain
Thsreday last, James Clark, swell-known
elthen of the county of Clark make an assault
upon hie negro woman, for a cause which we
have not beard stated. Ile then entered her II:I
-to a corner of the room, and commenced pitch
ing his Writ at hoe, point foremost. Al the
knife world enter her flesh, he would compel
his victim to draw it forth end return It to him.
This deinsmical amusement was continued until
the slave was coveted with about fifty bleeding
gutter! The same day he whipped his wife, cut
her al l over the head with his knife, not danger
ouely, underetand, but In • man of cruel and
painful punctures. He also out off her eyelids?
"This strange drama wound up on Friday
biotin the commission of murder.' Clark on that
day ordered his wife to go and call Lewis, (a
negro belonging to the family.) She obeyed,
but - the slave retinal to come, through dread of
dna enraged master, we euppon. tars. Clerk
'returned, and was whipped by her husband for
nothringing themegro. Five times was she sent
upon this capricious mission, five times was It
fruitless, and each time she was whipped for her
tonere. Clark then called to the 011ie. inform
ing him that he would eboot him next morning.
The nagro;it femme, did not heed the warning,
for while 'Tinting rail the next morning, be was
deliberately ghat by hisinaster. The wound wee
fatal; the negro nn shout these hundred yards,
and fell In mortal agony. Clark, who le • sup
posed - to be Wane, has been committed to an
swer for murder."
Afintaa of a Temperance Mating, held in the' 3f.
B. Church,..Slizabeth, Pa., Feb. WI, 1853.
On motion,;. B. Luke, Esq., was called.to the
Chair, and L. B. William' appointed Secretary.
The meeting wee opened with prayer by Rev.
Mr. Jamison. The meeting was then favored
with an interesting and impressive address, by
the Rev. Dr. Smith, who concluded by submit
ting to the meeting three resolutions, which
were considered eeparately and unanimously
adopted. They are as follow
1.,-Rssolved, That those merchants in this
plane who are in the practice of selling smaller
or larger quantities of ardent spirits, or of fur-
Jobbing It granaltouly to any of their customers,
be respectively requested to discontinue the
prendoe, es injuriously aft - eating the Intl-reins of
temperance in our community, and that in ma
king this request, it is not our meaning or pur
pose to affix upon any df them by implicatto
coo,
any opprobrious stigma; but as their followd
:ens, to express to them our conviction touching
the dangerous tendeacy of a course, the aban
donment of which, we edneerely believe,will not
eeriously effect their true interest.
2. Resolved, That Memo. Barker, I. Lytle
and Thos. Wylie be a Committee to enquire res
pecting the prettied working of an det paned
by oar -Legislature, near two years age, prohib
iting the sole of intoxleating drinks In this Bor.
*ugh on the Sabbath day; and that the geld
Committee farther enquire whether there is good
reason to believe that ardent spirits are sold or
I Erandtensly farnithed, any whore in this Bor
ough, rilhout liana, and report to thb Deztmeet
log.
3. Resolved, That J. Y. Richards, Esq., Mr.
W. D Walker and John B.Bheriff, be a
Committee to procure signatures to Memorials
to our Legislature askleg for the passage of the
Means Law, or other. equivalent Law, equally
' stringent, suppressing the whole Mouse Syr.
tem, and that they fortes:4 such memorials to
bur Senator and Representatives as early as
practicable.
Pa motion, adjourned to meet at the Vint
absirch In this place, on the 19th inst., 6, r.
IL WKS, Chm l n.
S. B. WILLIAN3, Seely.
' The Bt. Loole:Dentocrat—Mr. Becton's organ,
publishes proceedings cf e'Demoustio caucus
held recently by the members of the State Leg
islature; from width it le abundantly manifest
that the antagonlem which bee existed between
the two sections of the party to little, if at all
diminlebed.
The anti• Benton organ—the St Louie Union—
:lite:ls open the opposing section lath charges
of wholesale corruption, and- prediers that "the
Denton vensvi" will be "store to Metes" at e
!Aria not remote. ,
1% so Elide In the GAZeigff Sr. intUntl IS
any criterion, the German Democrat* are Ilk*.
li to Leave the Denton ranks, in which they have
hitherto done valiant service. .
The Beasts of !Melissa bu passed a bill for
the *oast:notion of the Beat St. Maria Carat
bad.a very good bill WU, too, we think. It
provides for looks 860 feet long sad 70 feet "ride
with two bullets. , •
Hama bitter et 29th Janusrgasys:—
Webooss inlaid report that the Ileitioh
Wain ship at the Hightlyen blowup not
!afro= -imolai, and that 400 ilves were
We comae trase.the unmet , to any good wine,
but it le "wry prevalent,. • -
TRO WASHIIIGION
WMIIII3 OM, Feb. 6, 1858.
It seems that the effort to stop the plunder of
the petblic lands ie entirely in rata. The bill
granting an Indefinite number of acres to the
State of Arkanina, for railroad and other like
purpoees of improvement, passed the Senate to
day by a swinging vote. Having passed the
House last enommer-it only awaits the signature
of the President to beCome a law. Ind this
seems to settle the policy. Nrkansas and Mis
souri, two Southern slave holding States, have
obtained exclusive grants daring this. Congress
of from four to six millions of acne. They
have been denied hitherto to other States,. but
how long will this denial ..be persisted in!
Alarmed at the obvious tendency of the Im
mense grant to Illinois in 1850, Congress panted
In the career of prodigality, apparently resolr.
ed'that If the public domain meat to squander
ed the people of those States which hare acqui
red, paid for and defended the title to it, through
a period of seventy-seven years, should be st
eered in a share of the proceeds. Ido not per
ceive how we can hope for any favorable issue of
the contest which has been maintained at times
with some appearance of fineness. It Is. true
that.it is alleged that the Western Senators
..,
agreed to allow Bennett's distribution bill to
come up and be voted upon during the somion.
But as they see themselves in so fair a way to
obtain all they desire, which is nothing lees
than depriving the General Government of every
foot of its land, for the benefit of the West
alone, 'that earthly c h ance is there of the pas
sage of a bill virtually dividing sixty millions of
acres among the old States? To show the pecu
liar claims of Arkansas to favors of this sort
from the federal government, it may be mention
ed that she is now a defaulteo the Smithsoni
an find for about one million of dollars.
An abetted Meg has been set attest that the
Committee on Foreign Affairs have resolved to
report against the Everett &Crampton treaty as
soon as received. The treaty will encounter a
items opposition, and it may fail to receive the
requisite two thirds, but faction has not yet be
come preenraptuatut enough to denounce an in- .
ternational arrangement of mob importance as
this is known to be, before its communication to
1 the Senate.
The latest newe from Concord to that General
Pierce will eet out on ttlajourcey to sfashington
about the 16th of February. Should he elbow'
himself snob us margin for organising his admin.
I istration, no selection, of hie Cabinet will be
made until kis arrival at Washington. General
Cass and Mr. Bright have emphatically- denied
1 that they have caught to prejudice den. Pierce
I against Dir. Buchanan, and assert that they will
do nothing to thwart the wishes cf the demo
cracy of Pennsylvania. Mr. Brodhead, et to
Brute has raised hie fratricidal arm against the
old wheel-horse, and goes for Dallas as an offset
to old Book. Jost now, Mr. Marcy, of all the
retired Bourbons, seems most likely to be recto
red.. As the loaves and fishes are after all the
1 main thaw, very likely Mr. Boer anan will be
seennmodated with a seat at a side table where
the pickings are just as fat, if the dignity Is a
little less than at the board graced by the, free
enee of the lord of the feast.
The Senate has found a good thing in the Pa
cific railroad scheme, and is talking It out, after
their fashion, than is, dissecting the carcass and
raking the bones. It Is fortunate that but three
weeks remain for tide sort of thing; for the
country is tired of babbling at the modest rats
Of $6,000 per day, that being the. Coat of Con
gressional speech making. The wildest enthrt
east In his most excited TillQl2ls does not dream
that any thing praotioalmill be done to farther
the great work.
nits friends gad opponents of Old Bullion are
still tearing each other with the desperation of
two bull doge. Success to them. both. Two
years ago, thanks to their dissensione, we got
the Senator now through the same mettle weget
the State officers elected by the Legislature: cue
1 year hence we'eliall probably get the other Sea
, ator. This is encouraging. The demceracy are
jut now in a very harmonious and comfortable
state. At Washington they are qunelling with
a bittertical have never Been exceeded over the
fifty ,mlllions. of spoils about to fall into their
hands; et all the State capitals, the came Brains
ht miniature are going on. The influence of the
feelings which agitate their tender bosoms Is
I manifested in the contests now or latterlyraging
over the choice of Senators in Louisiana, Missis
sippi, Alabama, North Carallra, New Jersey, and
Maine. In each of these States large party ma
jorities have been eviscerated of their strength
and efficiency, and have given up - the effort to
conciliate the jarring interests and passions that
divide them: It is true that in New Jersey en
ex-Whig of a few months Banding has been elec..
ted by democratic votes, but the result is felt to
be a democratic defeat. .
Senators Gwinn and Weller, Gen. Lane, of
Oregon, are all in the field for a Cabinet appoint
ment, one of them to likely to succeed.
.., Justus.
For the Daily Pittsburgh Gazette.
e • aII soy - thing. Psl/P>
try= :11 7 c , n b : ' :17_ sx37sli an ran In
lde Dud. ' ac —Ctstinerdal all
fa. 4.
It is well at times to understand in what esti
mation the people of the country are held by a
portion of their city friends. It 111 pleasant
to enjoy the ecnedenes of the jut—it ii more to
be desired than gold. The citizens of the unti
-1 ty no donbt , appreciate the value of , respeot
from the respected,' and when they meet togeth
er for the Forme of.glring expression to send
6ents and measures in which they - are inter
ested in common with the people of the whole
county, it is well to know how their virtu and
motives are regarded by these who are identified
with them in the came interests, and who occu
py a more prominent position.
An occasion presented limit a few days ago,
which gave an opportunity of ascertaining Ws
feeling. The citizens ef the borough and town
! ship of Effsaboth—the tax-payers—thought they
had the privilege of meeting together for the
purpose of expreseing their opinions on the con.
troverey existing between the Conaty Commis.
Mown and the Sheriff of the county in which
theyviews disinterested, and their efforts directed to
a good and noble end. The subject was lemur-'
tant—the manner of ting it respeotfol, and
the reasons for a pro mpt attendee to It not ab
' solutely contemptible. They referred to the
Comity Canunisaloners In their corporate, not
their Individual capacity; and as criticising
their ads, not their motives. Yet, netwithstand
dog the übject, the .manner and the reasons,
the Commercial Journal refers to them In tan-
gene from which the heading of this article Is
selected.
You, then, Menu. Hendersons, and Doug
hisses, and Powers - , and'Pettersone, and %ern,
and a host of others, citizens of old Elizabeth—
you with "one eye and half an idea," ore held
in high estimation—the effort to prejudice you
and your canoe is' here mode manifest. Your
" preposus and untenable ideas" on the
ground o ff' common sense," are excluded from
the column' of one of our inficential county
papers in consequence of the "extravagant and
' unwarrantable" gam - salons of your resolutions,
even with the payment. of the advertising ten
dered; and insinuations ore made, highly com
plimentary, that "it L known how eully such an
experts:don can be elicited as will sustain an offi
cer, even le a gross extirpation." And you,
Messrs. Webster and Tower, and Skip, and ah
em, friend' of the gallant Eph. Jane*, nothing
short of a strictly partisan spirit could have in
fluenced you In using such ezturegont lan
guage. Did I not goy well, it was well to an•
deretand our Moe position.
Elizabeth, ikb..7.
from the Ildr Uol.v.
CBE POOD--A NEW PROPOSAL FOR SO
LES TOTEMS JAIL
The enthusiastic efforts of the Commissioners
to save money for the County, in the feeding of
jail prisoners, has celled forth a characteristic
proposition from that speculative genius Mr.
James Blunting, of Brookville. Wo opine that
James and the economic board are both astray
bi regard to tho passage of Oat sot of
Wine on Web they rely. At any ra te Bun-
Brlt's chance of the contract is not very promis
ing, u'tl, reported ttukt a bons grinding estab
lishment near town has already engaged to cup
ply bone dust for making of fine wheaten bread,
whishplasees the Commissioners mightily. We
give below therlirookville commr.niceiloti just as
it reachedns.
To the Commies-tonere of Allegteny County.-Greef
ing:.
Bomonrati, Jefferoon Co.,
Yeb. 6, 1853.
Andentanding that you ate about having an
act patindby the Legislature to enable you to
`saes the gnat County or Allegheny, at lead,
isoUszits mak day, on the grub snowed sash
priioWlT !A wo uld unty jill• Sa !duo -toot struck
ma aseyou Mar Into =tract with me
f o r I - portion of your supplies. You sate obot
the Ehosiff it allowed ten cents per day for feed ,
ing one clasa of prisoner! and fifteen cents fo r .
another; and that if the j ob Da taken from him
and elven to you, you will feed them as low as
fire cents per day. How yen do it, God only
knows. I don't, unless you have in view some
such arrangement as that I now propose. Up
here in the wild cat region, with the hard living
of whose inhabitants you human civilized bipeds
sympathise so much, we would consider even
fifteen cents a day as dog cheap; and any fellow
here advocating the feeding of prisoners en fire
cents per day, might soon find himself harrying
towards the County line astride of a very °harp '
rail. However, ea quantity not quality of staff
is what yod look at, your only object being to
give the poor devils titling up in the cheapest
possible manner, I doubt not you will jump at
my proposition
I conduct a saw mill in this vicinity, and have
a largo quantity of first rate pine stw dust,
which Ido not value very highly, soy quantity of
which I agree to deliver te you at the jail door, in
Pittsburgh, for fire cents per busheL By mix-
ing it and cheap corn meal in equal proportions ' :
mush, hoe cake and corn bread can bo made at
less than half the coat of a decent article. For
Dick prisoners, the deist might be boiled in good,
clean, healthy water, with a little salt, so 39 to
make a curt of gruel or soup meagre. I can give
security for my performance of the contract
What say you, gentlemen—will you trade° Ad
dress Me by letter, past paid. Jonas BUNTING
A PLCIVILE or SLAvratu.—A fugitive slave was ,
i
arrest. d in M diem county, Illinoie, a few /lays
since, tad of
s r a hearing of the case before the •
j r,
Comm-asiono it was ordered that she be given
up to the chit ant. The owner of the woman
offered to rel see all title to bre property provi
ded the sum of $l2OO was paid him. The
amount was soon raised by the citizens of Alton '
and the yrinog woman is now free. An Alton
paper, gives the following particulars of the
OAM: --
"Thirteen months since, a young man arrived
az Alton' with this woman. He had run-sway
with her from Memphis,where she was owned by
his father, a Mr. Leach. Some family difficulty
had occored, and he brought her op here and
left her, telling her that she was now free, which
ehe in her simplicity bellived.
"The girl lived here quietly, and married
young Chance, three weskit eince. Au old col
ored woman In this place had formerly lived In
Memphis, and in writing to her friends there
ehe casually inquired how Amonda came by her
freedom. Every body here 'opposed the glrl
won free. This gave Information in Memphis of
her whereabouts, to two negro trader. by the
came of McCollum, and they went to her owner
the father of the'yonag man who roc away with
her, and purohnoed his claim to her taking rant '
of sale and oleo getting power of attorney, and
all the requisite legal papers in the case. '
"They came op to oar city, and, after a few
days stay, fell upon the truck of the girl, and
brought the coed before the U. S. Commissioner.
Everything was perfectly plain—the girl admit
ted the main facts, and there was but ooe-course
to parent!, Commisaioner Davis gave the slave
over to the owners..
•
"The friends of the ChaTres family, who are
all respectable, leciortained -the price of the girl
—it was sl2oo—aud they eet about raising it.
The family fraised $4OO by mortgaging their
real estate, and"the remaining $BOO wee given
by the dilates a of Alton, who came nobly for
ward to the work. The case was I very peon-
liar one; and excited very deep feeling; yet no
outbreak or even a disposition to do violence
was manifested. fiord though It seemed, yet
the people of Alton were determined to abide by
the law."
PACHZIC RAILROAD AND PESHISYLVAIiLL
Mr. Richard Brodhead, who happened into
the United States Senate, • few yours ego,
from Pennsylvania, is opposed to the Pacific
Railroad. Be quarrels with none of its re
commendations. Be doesnot deny that there
Is a popular call for it. It may be necessary,
it mast be built; but not now, quota Mr.
Brodhead, not now. Let no have a little time
to debate the bneinees with our conetituents.
Let us make sure of the local, SJ Wan as the
general 'sentiment; and then we libel] go into it
heartily, and push it through vigorously. So
cautious is Mr. Brodhead. The Teutonic,
phlegm of his origin clings to his tempera
ment tenacioualy. It may send him again to the
Senate. "
If 'Pennsylvania ever needed a delegation in
Congress, devoted intelligently to its best inter
ests, it to now. So long as the overland route to
the Pacific remain* unimproved, so long do all,
the advantages of California traffic' accrete di
rectly to New-York. Peassylvanis has none
but an ultimate and provincial there in them.
It oetohee but the outer ripple of the round
whereof New York is the centre. Let a com
parison of the shipping engaged respectively
at this pert and Philadelphia In the Pecitio
trade, tell the story, as it will with emphasis;
and the moral will be that Pennsylvania has
no prospect of seizing its slum of the results,
cutlets through the completion of the great Rail
road. Philadelphia will never be wedded to
San Francisco by a tea route: by • land route,
limey be.
And this Is by no means the only Inducement
to the enterprise of Pennsylvania. That State
to to be the market, where all the iron rails and
fuel of the road mast he parchased. The de.
mend for metal will give the same activity to
the rolling mills of the Alleghenies, and proba
bly for a periectquite as long as they enjoyed
under the genial system c f 1842. The mines will
be urged to their liveliest to supply the new mar
kets now opened for the use of coal, not only on
'the road itself, but in the meat region - which it
will render accessible Indeed, to no State of
the thirty-ono .is the completion of the work
more important than to Pennsylvania, to none
will it contribute more largely of business, pros
perity, wealth.
And Mr. Brodhead is against it. The State is
unfortunate. Her representative!' have an In
, Veteran , trick.of opposing whatever is especially
[avertible to her interests. Else there would
have been discrimination in behalf of iron end
coal, several Congresses ago. Else tho extraor
dinary upeprieg of her induatry in 1848-44 i
would be repeated to-du.. The eamet ineonsid-
Crate pottery which hoe repressed every capital
tot and laborer of the State, is perslated to; and
will be persisted bewail the Legislature Instrnet
Mr. Richard Brodhead to , vote for somsbAy's
Para° Railroad bilL —N. P. Plum.
A Varts correspondent of the Washington Re
public says—Americans are gettleg Into difficul
ties in Europe. A passenger by the
.New York
packet Isaac Bell was arrested on Thursday, at
Sarre, for having upon his person and in his
trunk ■ very large quantity of Socialist pam
phlets. The Antwerp Custom House bee seized
on boar,d of an American ship twentrfirc boxes
of fireworks, put down in the manifest as bis
cuits. If I might hazard a guess on this sub
ject, I should say that the suspicious cases were
invoiced as containing crackers, and that the of
goers translated this by soda maskers or his.
oults, instead of firecrackers or fireworks.
TOO PILOT BOAT Connexion, which left New
York on the let of January, tau never been
beard front since, and le no doubt lost, with all
on board. Seventeen children are !Aft fatherleer
by this diiaster.
RAILIIOAD Fmninty.—The Indianapolis nod
BellefonteWe Railroad yea nnished and opened
the whole distance to Splint on the 21st nil,
thus completing the “air•line" from Cleveland
to Terre Flame, within 170 miles d Bt. Louis.
Fos AMITRALIA.—Thero are Dino first class
vessels now loading at Net• York for Australia;
and eve others have cleared within a week.—
There are not many panel:igen offering, hot
large penalties of provisions ars going out.
LOLTIIQUAXIC rn V 111.01.1111.-012 Sunday last,
Were were two revere ehooki of an earthquake
felt at Woodstock, Va. The concussions were
followed for a few aeconde by a low rumbling
Boise.
lerWs believe Natnro has provided
Puma/ y for every disease which Ogg, U heir to. KIER%
Pent/LLCM or ROCK OIL, put up we It pore. from lb.
wrest lithorttory. mended deep fit the bowel" of Mother
herth, is, without doubt. ooe of the gresteet .of those
romedlee. fiend the followithi tottlutorty, giyeu by
Pro:whit pareut
PLUNOT OW, Entt..ls.
Mr S. 51. ILler—dirt hare told all lour , it.
or Boat Oil. Wm. two month , seat, and hav been look.
Isos for your sweat to K. • faiths supply. I Could hare
Redd corno dines more. We bare found the Olt Teti
eeeellent In /Ina and Dysentery. My daughter. at the
time r oar scent was hereon. lilt. tin lOW with M.
ors 1 Uri her • banooouhal. 1111111 II throe hours gave
the tenoned. era She Pus stoDDYI. and she recovery/
Immedletely. It Is also en tattunrituarY remedy for
Dore and lonsmed Eyes. Cute.Dtlll•o4. and 11.1mumatlim.
and lo t the elder. some have bees cured ot lousirtartd
Yours. with respeet. lease Blartote.
foi [Pacers advert/A/Di Petroleum Pleeee-eue7.l
ILONLY EiCIAYS ) which attract
ed so much !attention at the World'e Pal:. are nor offered
to the eltleene of Pitteburgla end Allegheny COOP, at the
r me i,tose yokel, wholesale sad retalL Tra &ay la per
nealway adapted to those troubled with charred hauls
ha Winter. J KIDD a CO.. Arent.,
1411 No. 10 Wood street.
pig' Su. Advertisement of Biomes Cordial,
ou outride pure.
LARD.
stir& WATSON is now -engaged in
..,aybuyl mg '6,000 1100. and rill Imo postaatlr
hod a lard rock of Hulk Pork of Ma own earlop also
000 Ramie of Extra alers Pork, and a 'N. 1 Pelee of
la bend. aml-keet, for ple at Ms Wareboop, pr
ow ofLltrtr Had Wayne streets d
Bella . ' First Premium
DAGUERREOTYPES.
1
Foe Ofies Third: l.lreased red.
CITIZEN . NS an
ant►t! stsan o gerit
B w h h l o i with to o
Lt b;
v ie, will and It to Ulla. Werra at
t hi a ifddryn setabnahaunt. ober. only., calefedtben
Illgrutritera=r;lde and ddtrafeTaZg
emoted for the porpeas. with lostranlente of tk. .64
~,,,e r ha Wad. and naelog adopted Om a= of Dagua.
fraivirgfrxryv t ci t e
able to Jay to the ratings of &a rt, • atria at Darne l'
ot!Theit.ber singly et latopeorbleh
and OPenenna, L ak moths:LW.. II
dVen 4,1.d ,1 1 • . • Rueedit-at.
Ser3ipra.ufoist or artir AncrarnoN ,
INSURED,
upon the moo fartosb t e term. effort lox or Damage by
THE PERILS OF NAVIGATION,
L! attoitot or Intaad Routeu between tartern ClDee awl
ril rota of the 3.ltoriseirri Valley. aid non the Weatern
Waters.
PIER RISKS
also taken at owl. coon 511 kind, oflosorable Itopertr,
at moderate rates of Premlt br
OEOROX 0. ARNOLD,
Agent Dr 1 itttboroh sod Alleshany County •
per StAtemeat of the Affaire of the UNIT=
Lire lownoni - L, Assn, ono Tarno eogrorir 'or
I'mooLmoo.rui4Deormbor 14.1661, twin the reenni Annual
Report:
Whole number rf ltliriea outatLat.
ion DtIerIIITOT m. 1512, .......
NV hole amount. f Immaranne thoreon.
with noon, for 10.;1 and 1967......_51.061,617
Amount of Prod rewirood for
moron... Deco:Orr 34
Low, then Waned Q.noserly. Co.
P.m. zit* ffin. T•eltiTed .....
losiorneont Tann , of Boom. of Itml.
Linty pall In nook, oe
Lau amount of PretaharaL aloe. re
ouraLo-.„ ..... ..... _
Amount rorelred from Premiums
lutenrst end on Policies
1.1.1:1501.n. •
amount psid for Logo. 418,400 60
Amount pold lot no-insuruire-.-.... 841 44).
Ateonot paid for ',Mee Rents. 8111.-
rte. titalolloll.oolllolllo2l4 Pot
trge. AdreatoknaL elite Sax., At
count Book. /4 . 44mlnere rtes. Ite; - 15.010
1.111114
Amount Reel - red 16r 1461nr21ra.in
D•cember 31.1652.
Amount 0! Copan! .
immuntakmmUltsble for
L""
1943 ..... .
. ;;;;;
UnriaS. 3Vrtg.c., and O. Mate.
8: t BuMcrlDtlona due
741,E^_0 ::
•
Amount Loaned at Yew whams
urueh Offbie. on Collateral.
well mewed. paying eight Sme 14.001 33
cent. lon.l intercet.
Amount a Hank eruct 3.060 00
Amount of Pennsylvania b per cent
10.5
00
bane..
amount due trom 1.5 85
Amount of Eame Otlee Furniture
and
3 000
00
Amount of ludert;dll4.tdarlY
Seprilmidwitial Cap el
deviant ol Cash ori hand. and In •
44
4
liana l erg E o4o4,ll—i- "" --- aver,,o2o 04
CIEOROB ABSOLII. rent,
• Pa Yourth Eltleinlleoo.
Dina 131 th or rap lavzi.—Vilum the
celobrettel Dr. Ruth declared that drenktheen rae a
Menne Ds craturiand a truth which the tamale me and
observation of medical nett II every day conkruilag
The man- eohmentry inane excesses of th ose who in.
dodge in th e me of spirituous Nana rbe these.
sethuntad fn. The Wm cause c f anima, which le token
for Infatuation, in vary frequently a dinned stab of the
'Jeer. No organ In the human system, when dersaged.
praktced a gore frightled catalogue of diens.. And It,
Wand of applying remedies to the =metastatic us of
disease. as is too often the case, if/ginner...nth Pry
scribe with a view to the original cause, fewer &sate
would result from Menne Reload by a demurred Mate
of the Liter. Threedourthe of the Menses enumerated
under the heed of Clonsureption. have their feat in
dinned Liver. (Pee Dr.Ountee gnat worn )
indigestion thoehthe of the Menlo., Oostivaneen and
grand Irregularity in the action at .the Ronnie. are
homers originating la the same prolific clan, as Le also
that. dreaded ecouthe DY'Renin TRAM Who are smitten
with any of the shoes enumerated dinners. nay reel
neared that the sr Mee of their maladies le in the Liver;
and for its correcon, th best remedy seer offered to the
rubllc is Dr. McLa ti ne's cs e lsbreted Liver PLII. for the cure
of lineal., or liver Complaint.
For We by all Drug.Ms and dlercbanta In town and
country. and by J. El DD 00.. •
Wotan Bole Prortietora 60 Wood street.
SerWINES, &c—Persons wishing to par
e:use Towdon Wows Ann Lbw.o of all descriptions. pore
to imported. tan obtain them, at the loved Fattees, at the
Whoa EV. of JACOB WEAVER. Jr.
?Watt and Trost stmts.
A. H. HOLMES & BRO.
sucoc..or to H. P. Nelson & Co.,
HANOTACTIIILABS OF
SOLID BOX VICES.MATED IMMIX, lIATTOPEP.C .. ' BPADTJA 11028.
P LOEB. TOSAIS. A
Frrrazinton rank.
...
Ulm ItaliA. Water Wm., th ird door &bora =WW
4:11,111 leak warranted .cast to w 1..121.10t1atd.
JAMES I'. TANNER
wsouseis DRUM
IN BOOTS, SEIOES, BONNETS, &c.,
xo. 56 WOOD arm?, rrrraucaan.
BM= Third and Fourth.
IXITMy stock embraces every Tariety and
of flouts. Pboru, Botutetth, te n purchawd sWert toa
thu ~w Mut...Duro u s adoptod ...dr for
teal sal W hotor milmatut b sold at rm..
uto2Dews
—PP... rut! sod *as.. b.. hurt..
NEW CARPET STORE
- • ROBINSON & CO.;
NO. 47, FIFTH STREET, NEAR WOOD.
Now. opening a largo and entirely nets
et.r. of ininaimil *mei American earnatr, Wein. with
ernything umally krpt La a Caine &Pm at tLr barest
cenn prima ocia
tattteeSlllll22B7llCD vompany rittsburgh
IL D. F.ISG. Marrs"
10010= L. likMaliLLL. aaa•s.
orzics, 94 WASTER.
WOOD OTIOMIIi. ELITWEICS.IWUCIETI3D
id - OMURA 111:1LL inn CARGO LIARS ON Sal
°MO Vdt , illtlsltll3lPr n ::..IvEgE. AND Tit
IbUTA.
/Air /Am , . ozAttnat bar or dionagry try FULL AI"
raarytt tAtporas Af lA. SEA Ara LV4A.ArDICATIOA nos
cud
DIZITIMJ:
King. I War. Larrret. Jr.
cr. 1,.,,,/7. . N. M. Me,.
, /Ver. iirmbarn.
0... ml Wm.
~F i ... : ; J e w
. 7 .1.. 1 ~.7. I :LP . 4 r•. . 'J 5 r
s o t a a .
2., .
w. a
0 1 L F r i!,
... r c .
... r t, ty .
141•11,1-1
N 13”. t.
Y. Pepsor.l..
DAGUERREOTYPES
' AT THE
NATIONAL GALLERY.
ACKSON'S National De_goorreen •
Star t saver, b to
W 4. b ,vg
hallo sad tleatimmen riaLlog located's UNITA litesesase
at =ciente prig.. will pleas. nil at. the oboe establish.
haat. Wei op with my superior Ma sad gay' Lights.
amazed atth mai Lhal tha operator as take the
mat asearate fast shall. of the human form with .11 the
,ess,l=ai.ofaulassuel Weal AIL asansaas.
DIL tateTo 1:=1:111tiie= "7
1111.1 . rreara not Ignited to taka• piatura. halos • par.
fues=tablaisaa.
lutia••• takea or Net and d.oWod
bay net afthetity sad vastalty.
airhaseba.o.. and ayerating kola a •. •
Ketreeeele be thameed. letasiakerlef
HEALTH OITICE.
Ihterrunals to itto City of Pittsburgh
raps UM LIT 32. TO ritstout 4.1533
Diocues. Attar.
1.
CLOVIOAOLI ot Brain .....
Caossotion of Lonst..----
Bronchitis -..----- 1
Inflammation of Brain-- .....
Or on 111001111213 WILL
30 to 10.
u.laa 10—tansiti 4—Whit. 16—.0olore1 I—row 10
Hy order of do hoard of 31ga.
H. wauos.
Plorsician to Boar" of Ilmith.
'tHiny stack, and Exchange Office—Fourth
Streit.
11 4 1 01tElON GOLD and SILVER bought at
r the Mat [shoo
(Herm realism. In gar fllO , l, paid kr Awning:l
iner:
fonds bought—ssold at 100 rates;'
Odlya , lona md. In In. Nall
Time Bills nononnton on small commlsako;
night Checks as the Nast at all timedtor ads by
re? H. D.
INiF.Sit; RO LL BUTTER--e , boxes 'mime,
119 ads day rved and for ssis,t___ H.
COLLINS.
.I)OTASII—A cocks No. 1. for retelling,
InT Ole by [(191 HTNRY H. 00411111.
A PeUES—P P r r
ow . or PrENalse-17:::ILL-
INJ---14.APPUNCt PAIW --- -2 00 reams curt
• • 01012 and uodlam. far
im
COLLINS.
•
111100031 S-- 24 0 doz. for We by_
CONKS IL CCu '
GLft g BS-40 boxes exlizGNlnne CO
shforiLLINS. sLalelsby
IDI--"---ItODUOE-20 casks Slaueod,
"
too b -'7Orbl'arriited Ant=
_VMNSILSII CO.. 31 Wool stmt.
0 9
fferJ. B. DILWOTI/ iCO_
auks No.l Potas. for sale
bble. No. 1; i hf. bble. do.,
nodilanding from drawer U. DUMMYr mis nf
• UAW! & CM.
Water and Front 1.1411V4
fe9
GIT'I. li-3 pkgs. itall t now landing from
I p otaluwe U. 13.11•11,
1"1 A Ain DICKII *OO.
VTIESNUTS-3 bbla. a
inaind 5 page, DOW
Uadirur stoma U. 0. 4611. fl , r 'l4!
D'CRZT
ow land:
1.4 D carom
,fi t for D i o r g y co.
2 CofPe"tillAn
EAT i rs—:7 ba~
blow Imdiag f ro m
~[pma O. B. pl~ll. to t~tll DIOEEY t 00.
bbhs. now from steamer
E 4
. E. Wrium br
- ISAIAH DICKEY i CO.
OTTON--Bti bales now' leading frac
G 9, •r
11:8. Mala fur sa l6lll* by.
ALL moon: s QU.
TAPPLER BLOON-144.n0w landmi
trait steamer U. 6. J(Wr
rATILERS-44 bap, now landing thus
Yonst ROD. In•b7
•inc"' 00.
firffr ------r—"-I°w bin g bags, din from
V glamor /orbit ilovhAVlt c i l ium it
op..
ex4NOISS
TSAVELLEILB FOR
BALTIMORE and 'i9 ARRINGTON OM,
LOOK AT THIS! NO STAGING!! , I
RAILWAY THE ENTIRE DISTANCE\
ge" TmtVILLERS for Ba'timbre and Wash
inzon City are Informal, that by parchasine • Ticket
for Baltimore, at the Pennsylvania Ba Compute'.
OM., on Liberty greet. they can to tatentril veer th
route by weld the United State+ Great Western Mall
mei Admire* Ca.'s Western Eramme le tarried. tearing'.
Pittsburgh at 3 sad 11,1 i o'clock., a., and miring in
Deemer. in 19 and 2l bodes. respectivety—being by fat
the quietest marl mast pleamat route to the UM.
WThrsagh - Tickets to lialtimars, SP 00. , Baintane
checked through.
tor Pasco for Rimhirditon will ennead on. shortly
after arrival la Baltimore. there being four Mains dß . ..err
to 'hat city. Fare from Baltimore to Washineton. SI 83,
aesirtatere Ste red that the accommodaticne on the
Bawl. formin Lire, are umeargassed by than of
any route in Um mammy.
Pitlabargb, February 8.1833.
kt:Tster's New Song
MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME;
. w.ito.• the tracer; sod ill other miler Ethl
p,eh Hong., joet received. telth a T•rv'igr 1:11.
" nod . thr"'"="''"
"" 10 P 1IN " li . . m hulun.
ICU No. 81 Weed street.
LT, persons having unsettled acooTts
with Dr. M
MILL a ELTON, are hereby no fled
At- ths account kooks of said tlrm bars been Mit in the
bands of the ondertiffned for collection. Cult._ .I be
instituted °null claims remaining utdcaid after the 7 lif
March next. We wish t Doeihrely undsrstrod`that It
further Indulgence .IU b. Mien. after the abuts date.
REUBEN lIIICAILL. \
MaKeseitort. February 7. 1057.. • siirwtter
Is~RB. and BASS Pa geled be Sd 'l 2l 4k jf e hm7 .3 / 4 ° IIVV Inform the FtmlHOO of .
log. Inventtad and ao enenorfollly t canted 0, by t M. O ro .
broths , They feel oonbdeot of • liberal patronsge.tehl le
allowed t , fifer to the following atteatatlon Apply, fo•
term, to Prot 3.13.1e3 THOMPSON. 34 Ll i e i rty street,
"1 fOll rimers pleasure It recommending mend Ml..
Do HAM to the numerous students who bardoo
tayoned toe with thole patrons*, and feel eothdont that
nay Systeme( last:notion •111 continue to 00101 \agd‘geln..l
War with thv attune of the two oltle4 , wh the
bards ot dlethogulahed and able in Mums,
PH. OZNOSHENP-"
Pros - srnos, January 30, 1833. ferlhdget
Vpv,111,11:4:01 , 1.0
•
•
TULLER, HUTCHINS &,\LA'REL ,
• Importers and Wholesale Dealers, \
ARE now receiving and ening a Teri ,
GAS lane and entirsly now Wet nt LES awl PADVY
tiOODß,a , myriaing Draa• SUVA. Drays ueolaand
1 . 1111:11IIIPIP, nanast and lasts Utah° a, Almada, Aid,
DOS and Lisle Mayen White lix•il• Liait;:wiLinbnal•
...
dation; tont. with • now& aaterilnan
ty of await in their Its , ; nab anilthisiihn itamlivary\
recite* will find tale • vary dasnablerta 1
nd
Pelee
;A . D. G. 'DULLER. STEPHEN LaillLL,.
WM. E. DUTCIIIND. WM. D.
ll lata K, t
7D M A lcOOß wlthEwa4q.,.
tact.
For Rent.
lIIRE second, thud,
MTiernan, and fan ••ry
ROOMS. over um. k On:a Sag
_ and J. D. AL:rases Drag nonnootabna• • • •
4
of Wn street and Diamond alley. Ttio mume ••••• •
ranted oanaratafr of alloao th or haanalf!on an
loarae4lately. for farms. Manic< of
J. WILSO:4,i BON.
-.- -
Net and Cap Dlsnalletuters.OVWced street.
N. 13.—Yourthenery 'Room 1.13 by 40 het:, leSslt
IiTARRANTED -LOREAUX'EAXRde
.111 remove all apote (dreasae or l'alolrarorn Car
pet& Osramotate., br rubblow on the spot. andeOpielhlt
inter with • ersatme or brushs—prirallb wets. for nab,
wholesale end re4il, b 7 It. K.
• ST Wood eteret.
"It takes Precedence of alit"\
S 0 SAY reenctablo Drugfeta 1 3 P' -
, of
mint town 7on :rat tegroortyLllafroff;W‘
ler cams. Indio., Nok- 20. 1 h 6 1 ,,
kleerre A. Yoko...rock • Co. Pittoburgh. Yee \
Gentlamen—tne Verm•fuwe chipped Oat oth. to ar•d
rProf in nod order. Th. Meuse of this valuable prepa
rattan are now to . yell known In eletnity. that It
tala. precedence of elt other .r eel recootmonded for
the deem. roc which this Is •apede 1111221physiolace
roe-It. ..ad do not lesitate to rett rlefid it to th.o
patrona. Bat ft ft outage= that It 4 awed U. tut of
tematp year? 1.1111, Lod with eed:walk lokwe•dOS
rePohdlos. Your. reeputhallf , B. L.IOI area It Poo. ••
Prepared and sold by BA FAUNA: • ACO, s
rdi oar. Woad end Float • Plttabareh.
eKOQKET INSTRUNENTS- s '
PhreStlane Peeing Inttruateutm
Davi,' Potwar. Dental instentnente.
Htlyeklane Cotapiniona Paddlanann
the Ilyrtner. rot family oea anrer,bra.o.
apriunl.antetn Catheters. &a treat*
lea J. Kru?) a VA GO W:KI\
ORTARS and PESTLES--1001
Cosopollon blortws and realm due, 2
by
"PALETTE KNIVES-- 5 2.00 doz. Pall
foe
Yulf. al.. Putty and GlldereKelKlDD ~ far
l _CO We
• J.
_
lI .4 EATHER BKLTING—We tuiie on ban.
over CON toot or Ask and Ilemkok tanned t,otb
tto nor. vaniol . froto II toll incbos la ntdth. ',bleb no
get= :rdoltor r o .v l * oVoljortol . th T l b. soilo. i l ' .. '" . l
hon.,* IL to b. um bos:000r am r . offorodfor I , : ID LW
ely o4 • J. 0 11. PHILLIP ' d,
No. DO Market Want
Coal Works For Bale s
taITUATED in Elisabeth Tow rie,hip, two
blow the borough. sod now in full ourroUon.
About forty tern of COAL remain to he taken out. end
the Roadand Pit v. In oirellent order. and well For.
rirled Thor* en, also. belon•lou to' the Miele 000
TYuritb'T 1100Flii and 001:112.13401; OURYits.
The water le of Ainfnelent depth 1 , %. low boot. Do
Inried . t wt time The whola • •old rhftati,
Apple to CLANG ItOI.IA2t, on th ey Ire or to Oh.
euhe,ribers. at their ciao, No 064 Fourth Area: Pitt*.
burth.. Y001:011 SEM/AMTS.
Adminiitrator4 Notice. \
EAS oifor WI f
iltn i t l Mtf ,L 4
to .y. dooostod. have boon monad Ohl, day; Pb mar
AI.) the oabooriboro. AU persona lodolotai, Lop WA
VArtr4=l.V.lLlTtLlVALrjr.=gt d •
.01 omega Ob.= otoporl• tatbaralestod.ter oottletoont,
to Other of the saboctibers.
LAT XATiI
J. SA A N i W
tAiOsLCEL
CLEGG'S PERFUMERY
FANCY SOAP&\
T ELKS i
eapaor articles of Parfrunery,
animmat orhialt ea olitionita_tad bil_lostlitalobracad
Lilly Whit., Ortautal alsbartor, Pearl. Mug...loon WO
Sollot Powder., Massa Valid, abalipd ift . .ricer •
Oonnotiria.
doos.—Waluntand Extra 7lna Emil Broom and Whit.
Windsor, fleatiot, Palm, Almond, lAnet_ml \ Tel I* t
Siam Rimini, Cream. flair D r", (Woo. wen++.
trams for the liandkirre.blefe. Ox Idarroor,_Boar's Oil,
nal pomade, ( a... arnolo,) Eau Lnetral PAO Zagora ye,
Ila Olio, Pnlionconas, do.. fro... aro roanufaomad Lad for
sate by JOLLN i, 04E130,
• Perfumer and Chtnalp ..
IS Utast stmt. Won 11, Philadol \
SOrliorchanto don't forgot th at Clew. to Oa amid
• moat ostensive numunsetim In tbs oily. . GI,. Dim a
I . tofilonr•
For Twenty Days
STILL Greater Reduction in Price!. ' A.
A_ Me SON & CO.. N 05.62 sad 61 Eerily& etreet.`&lll
.00ttnue their lut great tteretNitnaral Bate toe tweets
days loom. at the eta of ' , Web time their llfth Street
Store vial& eaumietel. The balsam ef their .01
therefore, terra mineral, be clotted out at toOI velum
rad ' t eeter, tu 800.5.564 at a large aerie , " from coat; as It
.tt their &ate* to dm. U.& if shale Molt,that then
cue
oyau thole `JEW SEVEN with eutlee NEW STULL O
IMPS/ & BURCHBEIM selling
&PI 1e w S n.mo emu. fot glPatilDr*.;77
I — V — EL - 011 FLANNELS, and ocherlatike•
v v ofinnolulakoblo /loupes, to be bad ot tDo north
eornor of Yourtl2 ond marbt maw., \
111.111.PUY • BURCEMELD.
It LEACHk:D and unbleached MUk'LINS,
23, selling at obi prints at store el
u 7'MURPHY Si BUIWEIFiNSD.
Election Noticeas
, IIE Annual Election for Offieers for the
ll Oompaug fn erectitig l. ta t b lr) . /.1:
. 7 r e v rtdllirgbgt
7rll r li: P E . l 4 4rio7at t irs " f illiTEL:le this el. Or
Pittsburgh,. .0:41 . )AV, the itb of M... TiPasine, at\
I t'ciaek. r.u. ' JOLLS !LIMPER,
fedi.
:.__.:::::_:: i
•
IVIACKEREL, CODFISH, HERRINGS,
tO.-1.00.0 DIAL Noe. I. and 3 Mackerel In Ns
rotted necks geW. 1.000 yO. O Dbi &Mai 10e &unix die 0
Dni/e hllOdbble.
FM.% and for by . .0. 'kr:LIGHT OS:
11ok Z. and 33 South Whereas
below Chesnut •tworee Phllada.
QUGAR CUREDLIAMS-40 casks, reed
1-7 and far tab. by , BI traerrr— \
feT water stmt.
hi. 130.9-40 bble. Eggs, per steamer Wm.-
C/ for I. Or 11.71 BELL • poorrr.
DOLL p y TTER T 4 bbl!igt%),Lrg.ll.arn.4l
eiLOVER SEED-4 bl,lBl for sale by
J (.7 D,ELL • mearrr.
VERDIGMB-500 lac, in store and for
J. KJDD t CO,
IV Waal Amt.
AA QUA FORTIS-20 carboys, an store and
fin sal* br 1 '•: ).1:1/IDD .1 CO
B LACK LEAD-3.000 1b... bi,store nn
for rale bv Ur: I - J. Kipp 200.
SIX TIIOpBAND DOLLARS COLOAN.
:2.A T ? ," " lersgiV.lfirtt.%V
ASTHMA; of PEITFILSIO=Tdis irCr4blo•
owns and humming adeMion'oehigh interferon. so
mach with one'o met tot uigot. ma bo entirely roblua.
Le• thorough rum unemotional. br.the prooln us of
De Redone elrfillP OF LtlldtWOßW,Ttlie ma CIinN
OBALAtitJA. 'lt has .g.[ , woof Von :meths*
turn ot tale oomph nt. For f dlreetiennao to its vea l
Lod other ialuebto infornuitlo eat‘the`now pamphlet:
. ,
.mood min nettle.
Vo• the certificate of Mr. N \\ i :D.
`t ell.
It 00 Colum.—Ailloin I stern . I=raosurdnag to
the ago) Dr, Rodger,. Synth of Lire Tar. and Clam.
newts. If this Woe not agar* . nliet,
thr . ecee irony bait i v. , h. ra p". ._ \
,:.
T Wood e net.
ItAr
Ft
p \ eft.-
k4"' Otird
Mk; eitrajilest7l7iorTii or corn s tkat , oitioni,
moa n; mPlee.d useful in the country; sksymbls M.
Cotte Cedtirstorm arot. BOJO& Wm .tI.W
o ut
Plows. Well and Ewan,' elf Droved Inetr \ oa WA out
variety of tabor-wring Ineolsonsnia M liaefes and
Camel., Hose. Yorks, ite.'te. 2 \ \
Orders merettente dr.isahas ottlteklitwetty
on Oberst terms , fr om thakeed and Oortkolt \ re
home,l9 street . . \,. fee 111 U,
COTTON -80 bakes, kFt spited far \Du ,
•- ‘3 il " .l°. " l "' for"l \ b WIAH IMRE \II
LEDIOIO3--2O bozes,o
asear
LARD -107 tiercei N.
dori.Ew'sala by I?
fIROUNDNIPTS-2,oo(Ksa6lts,
ui for ralo. br tfril IS AMU DINEEY4.OO.
Algalgumta.,,,,mirmarm
by WI TON IiONNO.N
MAR-50 bbla. N.C., fore' • b
fa vox soilmon N tItPLIY:
WZB—%) boxes for sale by Nfil
aBOUND OIN4ZE-30 ko
Si 4:. kictinnuo
` \ Coe\ iazeit,leekl3 l o-
•.-Me ACRES O r LAND, Chanted ti , , the
s " u 'r""' is* Vrabt :in
. -- 0....r.ki.. SO vo OP saes et wide a
ore. of Bltarolsoss o.aked.e 354. t tarot and there
le 4 li • ealaabiesuarra a( Snell. w \ eery of szene.
There , 4 snout Ss aer o( thls t. t Wow ealtirattene
and th e Wean Is timber-4o ;hal elide. •sell .
\
talllset/.. sod atasted Sch tap srowth oP • ell kinds of
vala The ewl Ulna 4 owea4aal te RIM fa oparsthase
iTt,!. ° •. ° 4;l`t,2 ::gpitt'7l u "r"P" '''.. the 'IMF
;.1,7,4,,V =•:,.",„„* 1 rls4s:l; anfinthisteee and
remMt• l• • allikeraitt:tieTe Lea iLhe 'st a\a C tre.•
BPS‘ Tr anoint owl sr new to the elty. T • Igc oleo
• aerobes of letwolents for barele , as Well as se, newts
on thh fa. \ \
4 iest4lislons,A waterwl tai I 4 .1
Tata Property
Ri . r , lastail i Po. Wets, wad tt attwis loan vary ekeestor
•fo * enstacwrlea, reat 4 slaaa sone, ic 1
o yoy ad antesse that will be sawn ort
to
.
To • peters. or a lts pals es loos to otNte
lls frith .Cuts 6.4l MI.. ra m I‘. to the apioloo 4
•oes eoredstlies as 44 a* her quarAtt of
Coal con by Molest tor to be &Sri aZ our llatroet ,
or et distant ton
t w o of the owns. of 4z4 laza ate la /rate ealth,
a.' usable to eup listen/ the busier. f t nolo.:
bean their dwalre to ;el/ \ It ts nas a l.' s tye t tire—pw.
celered frr tale At tOrair ark, asdneasoaslAm tin.
I
ulu . r s \ J.IMEN, \
talm \ , Lend A 7. Tatrestlle
E(VI 8111 \ oor Rent. \ -
\
A LL Icardzoodiats `lloTEL,ritunte nt
R 3 th e Jun nn eft the kilt -torah ash Hr./Z. 04
Ple d Road. a the r e tl i atetatla Tarsi Pre .17 _1 b.
tsitl7l6lr4ll'itliZmaaoi 11144'7'Iralat. ".
Thy el.. Hosea la W. atArt.hahl,;r,th 4.n
\couvszleatly artS• 6 R.."' r. ' : zr ' •te " tt
thl W*4 ''',44o.l°` r ;'`"7 - .j 1 ,:t ° 1411....'..1n .It.
f'., w0,..v10n. k r.. , ..-.......5...5t.040/,'
of . ii r rrtly Creek: frO whlsh Scat water./ In as In
A I Stabling\ thr SlSty Mann. Canini. Lion. ale.
areArt...,‘4l.%r4r,t-i. th\\l".e.."ll
\ \ ALB('-6, lir • \
'.: 7,227,P:=1.11.0°,,i'vd1; ira,
. hap, the roma Ost•hosnae matte:mat to
, onsparts Stbtink. /to •i .ratioant to
riot TnAt of BOIT? II LANDooltablept:
\
, 11 . 1 r,. ., \ Pot. bra , `ru le .„ 7 -
, .
~ ,i,
-. , .
~,t,
lan%
•t• rs.
d. A r 4 sill
1
PT!`,"
far ,
R,'
%,„5,
" 4 GGS I -3 Eggesalo
I • 4t , ansr. - g ♦ ewts
im
\ A ppi l Es_o),bbl.. Applos.
,try *.l b 7 \
driORN42OO saZilteCom, idea
t*Lf
24 oases
Thumt-L.-
rldestan:
en.lk4nett.
. SEIM
.APPIIS3 PA ER-1 0 0 r4Flill\r 3P
q4 ordePtrilkir4
No: 311 LltaFtr Kroft.
k IVITC \ A-45 Pitib, store,ito.d 'Or
-- br (fell 6s . BLICIS BtrESM COA
k . .
ELPI
ly° '
dELa w.. sa M EL M.
D RIED Al?'
eJLdVER SE
. Int sikw b 7
4 ' t K .! ‘ i . T, " . 1 277 1 -.
1101EARLASII
.a.by
L
lALERATO '
• L• 7 _
B'
, TER--12 , bblip free ' cloEte;
• 20 \do \
tor..: br lk4l \ x. B. °AMC
bb , l3 . .,just\ec'd‘
irg.IEES.2,OOO boxes‘ rim,
4414 br , [fe4l , J.
PAPER -.-122 bills. Wrapping\ Paper:, for
see by , [f 41 • .ate \J II4ITXD,
Dl‘,
EANS-12 bble. small White iita,.Ta
"l"4
"4 to;
'l.
D+ spattranti tan \
SEEN APPLES-30 bble catico A idea,
, '.'"' .' d W"k " SPRINGER lIARREF/ZOL
DRDR RD APPLES - 20 base, is *tore n
r .nr • twl e•asaeaoa~
OLBUTTER-413b1a. and 2 bas>l!rini
lk
k ß°" ar " 70=1”a•filrottRbradeanait.
VLOVEr SEEe4D)— 35
P,bblNG= M
111 1
11nA;Lr
IVGGS-2 bbl., rated and for sale by
n4\ SPRINGS& RARBILItiII
.stibitfirs— . \
14 \
acts ri, • rr, .v,
r= b•ro Ci.anilth)
To In iro on sto mast lioMiVotrrlt 1 b
. m. \ t , , Au` weiclii Ica.
1 • INsiso sad hoot Wool.
lEcadlds Fri
OR LAUNDRY 'an. FAMILY USE—
\ Tblo extle4 Cheraleell prerArOr so uto render .
'l4 o =l i r d e r c . .loble
TYV:soul .or t till the etteutitoil r f retail., to
ts. soperlor erticle, lee we eau soil at 10 par dot.
,lesstbart orauxtualtuthur et." ..*rant to Aire setisfee•
, Wit. A. XOOO3llO 00.
\ corner of Weal WS Birth graft.
NAT 04 wo D-HENTUOICY 11.0114--knew
wn:w Inr,cois cm Ismovose meari :10
0.1. • ,Arptooti. Tbe fizet Dinat-ir g tO t rad wily
. 'll* ° , , w k e "T , 301 114n1 an et
Onrnal iod rot enT•j.
4 ,1 4R.E ATLES7- 1013 bbls. 'obi* Oreen
per O. PieLl a i t. ddin u e . t Tlti•
R.
Sea Liberty Amt.
VOUS-4'14 MO. fresh'Eggs. just rex?d
.nd tot .44br \ • VAIZALL A OP.
rw ki llrrilieT
APPL
1,1/ hi store and fVt
43 \
QT&D-100 hue. CIOTer,
tlT64l.latWl+aadfac
I A i f , tlAct azid kevq;oArizsgt7
HULK PORK-12,000 ]be. Anlk Pork, in
Jul Um sad fg NO* bs.IL DALIIIILL et k. •
• LltArty street.
1 - 1 A D D - rl3o 4 !T im -15 4 b , Zi !T i t
. 1 4 , e . fiteg; ,
11.3 . ;OA BONA LIOHAT /VAAL( '
IND • 4 2,11? " 111 3- 1:Cai AAA
110 • 4F " 1011 8 11 . "" 12A1Z
"250 12x101 100 " •
..?Vi naa ' ""t g'"4. llN BONFROUT A tauneitr,
FLOOE-14 bblv. 'extra Paitr v; 200 '4 ,
°
pirtlu cm, for sal. b
di3 y '
YON. , BONNEWILIIT t NURPIIY
UGAR and MOLASSES-50 Idkda,-prbnd.
er, 0. Bunn .40 do. tar do.: 100 bal..
0. do.: on bond ind tar ads
•- I Eo2lShOBar,a MURPIIV:A
,
\ follo4, /n • A I. - ersone bayii• been an='
tIAtUL 9A_Mvor and Pollee Onamittoo, as taw.
, ar 1.1041=4:417,eud1E irbia.nh I. 135.:'.
for./Ltst, Litatensia—lNlalgda Hood. ‘,
'
PDX &cowl I. , Item WlLan.
arllded i do. . , NAlph mt. \ ~
(or Youth . do. " . Thasess Maui. , \\
Jaw Idelrelvi, .11*. roet Durr. ' , '
4 BIMINI Kosio•l7 ' 110..Ptet McCaw. '\
414 % MC. Wnlf. '., . IT. Willlam Woo.;
4 \. t. Y. blades. , -,,, IS. Jahn Nods. • . „ \
WO 1 , 11=L4 119. Thomas Mew.
a. ebssd Pricr. '. Id. Arthur Troser.
\ 7..../Nr o tap , .. ' \ 21. pen pep ke
waay= . •
filcbasd Kee4 • 23.7:.:, '
..
I.l\ AZ beanie/us,' '',
, 514,..W111 = 5.7/..„
11.. odOldtGlaustillo.... thi Vora, ,
PL
te. A. Hoax. \
1.1. =1 ' 417! \ :a. Thosoas Wads. :„ .
14.0=.1.1vhk. ' 3. 6. ---- .,, N ll 2‘ \ aCA..
til Cu firiugt.C. WI . WILiii3. 11i,.. 11.11 h...
Th 0: ' 14 n,64 • a ‘ Otinoi ta haad tiler
... .a. b : , •A ' . \ W ta b aZ dm Ink plftant fa SP. !
• ,i, '' pamlll PolitMatttse.
initr b ß i ' k2l.44abbi,Fi ge l gt,.jfie n t . orNuni for
1\
ye, for Atio
,_piduzr a w.
. 1.-LeatLardri
tart:arcs& a co,
A. ) 4 01341) Shod.
414mm:081d- ma* ba
todk J. . 11.,K)NY. Va /Abaft itnst.
Ede's:l4 eeu.3ll#lroo . % azzu lar saw
• lei T &NO Imill,llllUNnly Mot
trii-WIiVWX/1,\;(q1b114. jut reed And
'bt4W. 3i
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Atlraskabllk-aad,,Desitableaesidaws—
\ \ \ Fqt•Sal\
IILR'4 . B 4 INTLY sitiksted on Bank Le
t i I I l i ' 4%474 t1A.V41 7 1. Tted:',......0i
about =A ANA. 'She Imprormisb are \ A We% %we.
BRICK I.loCAZ:etran AO wit% *km. thii. !arks., g
and Dining Eton., aod‘ptetola on %e Al
S'"'" ) . rq ." :l:. '444 11 2111; D " Atitt ." Ittr
Voryant A ' '8 mk, Fuca and
d o
stiseAcA: IIte B AVAA:I9 0* *III:
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14. \ 14 jeIcLAM Al II b. ',MAW
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t.
- Administratqr Bao af,,) \ ____,„ ,
i.,,t
7.,7 Monday evemilig. itbris il, 14*
716' O'clock. al tiv Co . p Alalsi P6=6„ co
goo. six' Fir th 0 : 0, •• , .. , '1 , • ,4 v `Wig, n • . ...'
f " T h.rjsri , cl7; xenon 1
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61 " Bradd6o 'V 614,Pivr. Bavd eat \ \
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1 " ' •\ 8.1t.104 Plll6 urejt 141e.r..1106. \
lo - " , " Ohio 604 P.
169 , '. . 6 3 6T44 . t.k0ct"?. ',
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XANDEI4 L411(310.4V, . agen.!, for , \ • \ •
\
• Parry, would\ reopfatrallP,lnform 6 • agen t
\• \ . \
oryat biota. onakon a larrk stock or ALATNI. of •
Ho ... bait quaint, 'ankh Of- offers for * olote A s or do Ana '
instine twarr•ntrd agarptOf2ona. of rolgtonfgoig . \
ig , fll4llrl: 'AogfooUo , • 044 ten air eg '
tki
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'rig, as bogiorsaorors of aronertp „ , In PI math \\
' ''T ... ll(l , AlB "" lna ft,GloTonat ' rn:: ".. ono ,r, I ri t t ""=' =l. 4,4 "" o:f., \ ~', \. \ \
.nfa dory, nor C. bad alatinoVna orN Iklen lin ea 't ‘. '\ ' , \ '' '
nagoriol. and o, wort don* nrk coat Oa , .', ' '' ' \ \ -
mann. ,
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