The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, April 15, 1854, Image 1

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DATES OF DISCOUNT.
• 007000110 DAIS 101..70.11 PITTBROROM G/ZEITE, OT
.• N. 11.0LMES tt SONS, 'Broker.
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77 dforlrt at. between' Third and Fearth sta. Piftsberpla
t PENNSYLVANIA. "Brandi. bt Xenia .. . ... do
Dank Of Pittsburgh-- Torillraueb at •Toonautown.. do
Earhange Dank of do •per City flank, dO
Ales. and ikon(' sof do-par Comwerrial 1114,Cinein'L. do
Dank of Commerce .. ---par,Franklln tank..._ ««... to
Bank of North, werka-par'Lafayetts. Dank do
• 'Dank or North'n Libtrtleapnr °WI LIG, InittrTruste-, do
. Tank of Pentoniroolk Western Deserve Book_ do
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Dark of Penn Tounabin...wr Bank of Massillon -
Dank of thellnited Slate* .1" mall. Notes-- - I
Cummatial Ilank.of ku.-par NEW - 2:31.11.AN1C
barman' Allschankg Bk. All solvent 8ank5..... ..._
flirard Dank. par NEW 101 LE.
Standout= Bank.„. New - fork
Manors,- a Meehcltardt -.par
aleellantes . Dank ...-.-pst . • MADILAND.
....
itonthwark N. tultnEY DELAWAR
• Tradeurnan'snank........"-Ipar All solvent Tanks__ .....
Western Rank... • • • Willi O.IA.
• Dank. of Chatabersintrea.„ . X Dink • ortbe Valley X
Dank of Chester I.k,,:tnty- Dank of ya..lliebroond_.
Honk of Del lb.•
Honk of Dermwtown...--. Merenanbet Mech. k ."'
/lank Oettlaburith--- X horth• Western Dank.-
/tank of - Drone/nu
Pank of 61.1dd1et0n0......... • .NORT/I• CAROLDINA..
Montgomery. Co. 8ank....-par Bank of Cape . Yew"- 2
Dank of Northumberland-v. Rank of at. off. Camira 2
'llar/Irls Dank X (Inn. Dank.Wlhainnton.
lkdnenbla Ilk Bridge Co-pa Mrrehantslik.Neaborn 2
• F °7"u rmtL i t l "'”: - tl rs t r nkrtgko c ttaiitsi. 2
Erie Bank flank or Dosth Corollas.
Yaraters' Ilk of Boelos - Co-.ps Dank of Charleston_ 1.
Femurs' Ilkof.barleaster-par Planters' & AJteban's' Mr 2
Fanner? Dank of Itesding.par GEORti lA.
• Farm. Ilk orDeboyikill tka.ptr , Annus - taloa
Far.* Drew. Waynesburg. 4 Bank of Angusta.-.. 2
Yrsnklin Ilk watetaguni-tar Bit of Dronsulek, A og'a. 2,
Ustrisburg 8ank....---: - . .TENNESSEE..
Jlenterdale Allsolosnt Banks 3
Iwneatter Dank ... -...par KENTUCKY.
kr=43rktt!0t113;1;........„.71 Bk
.f,:=l7+ - = •
mt.- . n.ok- 4% NortinrialkorKentoe4 "
titr=it "
Wyomi l ng Ilk, Wilkenarrer 0 - ilk of State of MdavorL-
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Notes " " kiState Dank and Ilranehes 62
• OHIO. . Bank of ...... 76
Oikki Mate • WISaINSIN;
Branch at do Matins'& Firrin. Co. elk, 5
Branch at Athens.-- -- doJ • MICII/GAN.
Itratteltat Itridasport-..... do Famers'ldeehanicePunk 3
• Illesuch- at Cadlikothe..-.''donloternment block Bank- 3
dol Peninsular 3
Drnpett at • do Insurance Contway...;.-
Draw* at do'Stato Bank..--..... .... 3'
at do . CANADA. • ,
dolFlk.of A. America. Tcoonto
at .40 Ilk of au Peopis, Toronto D
at Dahan...,—. • dodtank of /kontniaL.6
t 9/lk of IL Cwads.Tarooto 6
.EA EIItt.D.XCIIA2.sOE.
I= loob rt t e =4, '"" 10u...7. C A '
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Branch Btenbenel Mabh at
TV: • . 1
Ilraneltisk Yet00n......
Sr i ib. = S at
fvaocn at
Trot..
• unmet at mt. coeults..-• dorsal.",
mmetita 110 Eanb;,
rs it Ton
=lst Portatanutn.-.. 6,00 •
at
Itrat t doiTen ni1dwa......-3.213
Branch' at' CatabOta..-.. do 3.a0 -
Draneh 2,16
Munch Wooster._.__. do
'PRICES OF
aErotizo FOR TILE PITT
STOCKS.
'SIIIIIROIL GAZETTE, HY
&: CO.,
INGE BROKERS,
If -STREET.
STOCK 'AND EXCII
, O. 71 FOUR
Clidtel State. 10u
I°°o
, 100 l
. way.
6' ers !grip luo
Pitt 9Eutilil 120
Ailiono.../F14"1.1.111g:
eainai.llll.l. too
Bank or Pittabargh-•,--- , 60 •
- Merebnatt Allianurllank 60
• ftokonge•Dsolc , -..........„ 60
Allegheny Savings • llanh 60
atheneDehoeltßeene--
Mono nnhere hedge—
trt. caw St.
Item!
Northern' Libertiert
Willianttport
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P 15555% IMO • Inforarred...
Westeni loinasooftod--.
Moms lemonade 'Co—
AZlOdittdintelllOWS
TZ nt o b.. 4 E 4
'domed nosocdo—L.2-
aux. Dam, szardwono,
ritte2b . tlss LO
• Manna le Slack waded- 60
"Yasi Alma/ Blackmailer 50
• Pool. tirodnd EallmW. GO
O P ITo TO
clevelood knDry• Us
• eo i r.d_lloa
FS ilaritiLOo ao
1.. Y. p Canal Wads • (WO—, lOU
- do. (oos)
TOrtle Criok Mole I
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Al)e. tt rtrrrystro Plank Rd -:3
tirnenparclaraydto 114. 50
CP B 4 ,4o 's 2 0
Oop
rau=rt tNartrrrr iGV;;Z:......:
Iron ......
Vittibordti
Adreflt
Adorelkoot..•—
i , 0140405-Th36llif.roji
SraD Rork.
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• Notwkit......
LIMAN° AND DAN KING- 1101
, CO.,
UM% Stea I.Mitdisp,/tid. 71 Pa
ZUT7II.BOITomr, PA.
L I OxtETONIuuI -.Domestic Exam
• - .n.ac 'sot. eat 1..34 Werinisti Atnairll
Colloctiosu town AmaAtinut the ualca' .
Iltuttwes pima 4 .0..111344 IlVld irAlAllnßirel
kNockt b34.ht awls:l4m Commlarkw.
Monet
'waffled t imes. r. ..kroft, sad Sutured
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or a
:OROtE. ARNOLD'S; CO
ItARIC.
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. xe w . mA ,,
i.,,ii M u l p,,hvp. oaoi .,VfV: Atatamh
aatr4lT aat L"-ex
qadELE MACH.PTES 611 D
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WARRANTED to bo thorciughly built,.
. • . Ty- s od to work WeXtule and sold by 13.-NVX•Altilny,
, m i.. 113, fhtertaerre rg 31114 ben Penn .met, mit,
• m.o.__ The ' halal hlng 'A . Lines are beautiful, slogan and
-• =pact.rr wt tratotottscom 4 , k059 to blare, and mar
sod WiNt eon= COUTO:II=CD ill tam or •rent. a„, nuk ..,
staneSalighter. ihniehee faster. or makes better work.
• . m orn thooo of them are now 10 U m in the V. eetern
Ti t . .133.t7y...4 of the Mountains. Many et them
• baretArs G ed from ISO to' 100,000 trunhels web; end, on
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thorough t her have teen reteatunended by thaw whe
tan them In ii WI cotnidete, and to work as WWI as any to
Tb. fraii h. 114.ni :Patent. and is atter-hed to the
nanahari and coml . /Arty reparabra rat
straw sad clang
• yen e ntm w, a,enclois Orr. entire satisfaction whenever
Wed. _ -- ' z- t•• ~ •• ' ' Ane22lll'
o g
TT.-43COTT; Dentist, Fourth street,
'l2 re door§ sot of Market. , Oficeho , ; 7 . 7
.o ,9 llt4=fried. • Jaz
"LAM. 9C WATID, DENTIST, Penn Menet,
- rnonee m. Ma& OracV ham r. O 6 A. t. 6
T. N.' bit gatllTdint Payne .111 b. Imiroa 1.66. *" 6 66
War aim t i n ix =en. by ;mead appobatlatnt or in en..
: ~.., 74 :: .:. ''. ',,.,:.,, 7 4 : - .
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_I S. MORRISON, „Attorney and Counsel- ! -----
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1 13 -EN NETT & BRO., s lanufacturersra Plain
are. oat.., at ts. statotraeot 7 ona.r or ashout..
el tor t t..., cam ttatoto to Ao. 41, Gnat Int a t, Statellithittl orp d ir F r illle x.. 3;
JON.\•
s P A Stll 4.4„.. bliiihlb .. Establishment . ;
and Panes Yellow, Ihiekingharn and Cram Colored
near Fourth. Plosbursty PA
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NEM' YORK CITY. • and Franklin streets, Dirmlughonl, opposite Pittehargh.
1 - .w. HALL, Attorney at Law, "Rake. ' ' "":'' eaeapxar,
R.DFRS received by Express; or otherwise, . ___!'"' 3 °' 4l Y • ,
6 11E t... L , L um.rio , „ N ort lan .z u f f ,r.e a . c so t:r rn er d
130 : 6 1
o p „ ~,,tr,, Datldtots ,'• Grua "tract, betyeen Fourth end 0 '
2 1 4 / IES u P BARL II AT ICI EV IVE Bo IIO x i74 E S
litymend Alley. anataslsT . „, prdsine or alosmring Ladle' Dressy' s . Mantillas l o n d
, TO OBERI E. PHILLIFS, 7 AtTeHTey attavr, ' U:rarat t on% ,Ir.V P "aa c i a"gr:, ) .‘ 4,,,11., 1 ^M
ix., st. Louis. 3Th. - • • • fr , Crape Shwerls-tired the most brilliant. or the more grave 1 ,.,.
sreets, One time room
s/ the Rand street HMO, AI.
---------- - , ______:__ _ colors. All kinds ofellk. woolen tand Sauey goods, (In the t i mh ,,,,,,,. ci ,
reMbeil
Dore
POLLOCK, • Attorney at — Caw— Pie' " statatatt.) treated in the meet successful manner. _ _-_ ''!____
The underslated have list longesperience in the prose• i r
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L WORKS, corner of Vast and Lthartr
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Corner of Filth and Giant ststets,apposite the Court •
~ : cutlon °able business st Staten Island, and feel assured t
, ouse store. Pittabtligh.
mr- 3 -r , — that their success lit the nrt Of /Zinc Is unrivalled. , streets, Plt4burgh. Pa.—Maellnista • ' Tools of arc rs
BAR :TT. Niu ,„,..„-,
~ ~,-, !
~, tr. inieb ay, TRON PLANERS SIM and Hand TURN•
~(• Attorney at Law, New Otstlo, ' Y ' j).4m ' "*"" , I. II LATHES, DRILLINII ALACIUNES: tom, &a., manufab•
• k , swrence County, Pennsilsarda. • A 10LYNEAUX BE 'LL, Mantilla and Cloak 1 wrid to sslar,__lfel2l ]OS. k_ll-AILILToN k CO, _
to Hon. Walter Cralg.Crtes Creek: I. Dunlp, Ern.. IVY Manufacturer and Impert•r, lilt Canal O. • I Vildle Am
JOILX , Q4lOO.
n & Sih; Kra m e r A Rah • IL. Childs k ILA, Lo- '
p ng
i l . - , 1 ,T:gi' ii ,„.,, ke. .., a u ,.. . rS• ...ay _:. -- ' ----- —--- - 1 I ONES & QUIGG, Manufacturers of Sri
• •
• 'as Mates Steel, Plough Slab Steel, Ebel Plosurb
C M hum Conch and Ellptle Spelt:ion Brim Nut Tamil, Ilse
Patent Sams Mall and Hammered Iron Attn.—Cornet at
Ross and First streets, Pittsburgh.
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TAMES J.,K.UIIN, Attorney at Law, office
We Fourth street. near Or4nt, Pittaburgh. j.16-11y
t' P. SPALDING, Attorney and Counsel
, for at Law. Cleveland, Ohio.
nnneev—A. W. Lanni% B hlder k
,felaettlfl.
1 4 RA NCIS C. FLANEM N, Attorney at Law,
ICO. 170 Format street. Pitt...burgh.
JASPER E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
No. 60 Fifth street.i'lttsbargh.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
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lERNAN & CO., Benham and 'Exchange
Brokers. N 0.9.1 Wood street, corrieroflllimond Alley,
Tabula'', Pa
andmll flank Notes and Coln. Discount time
I:actinium. and Promimary Neter make Collections In ail
the principal citing of the Cohen Iterate Deposits on mill
and on Intermit. and give their prompt attention Mall oth
er niattern tiPlairtatnlng too Itroker'n
'.R9-Eastern Fschanito conntautly for Ina
/11.1‘.4.CDW•0.11. I.IIX. £UAXEL'
Eit icankers and
eba.g. Brokers Buy sod .11 Gold and Silver and
at Notes 114n/than lOran... Real Egan. or Stock &en
title...n...6 1 omlentr7 Note., and Thus mu. on East
sud West. buy mild .11 Stooks on Conuniaion.—
lion. mode on all point. In the Union. office oorner
of
Tbird .
Ind Woud streets, directly optetinte the Stellar].
Maid
torl-1y
pint.l). KING, Coin, Stock and Exchange
a, Broker, Fourth street — Buys and mil. Egon..
...ion; Exch.. on Eastern cities supplied at cur.
rent ram Celloctlona nude ou Mon - est at lois - rates; Wes
tern Bank Notts Bought and sold.
RAMOS. mum.. .... 2.110 A IIVeNrA 101. 1412.
-atiALMER, & Co., Successors to
Ilumoy. ILuna k Co., Banker; Exchange Broker..l
micro In Foreign and tkumatle Exchange. Certificate, of
Deposit, Bank N0te...1 Specie—N.. men. Worst and
Third atrecta Current 31.ry received on Dorgan. Sight
Checks - Am rale, and collections made nearly all Princi
pal
„manta of the Culled States.
Ihe highest
Premium paid Me Foreign and American
Gold..
lithiumes made on consimmeenta of Produce, shipped
est.t, pallier. term.
•
11,11. H. .irriwaga
U. WILLIAMS
~ 1? Co., Bankers and
g ir v d rid r b o rT , Pant corner of Wood and
Alltrauma-thou; maL liberal berme, and collectloos
promptly attended to, ' j.9-ly
AWILKINS & CO., Exchange Brokers,
• 50. ;5 Fourth greet, optssate the' BankeraPlttes
All transactions at mold liberal Wm. jylu
M. LAIIIMER,Banker and Bro
ti.kz.,4th ntroat, adjedulnlng tho Dank of
M IiOLMES n ub ON. Dealers in Foreic
d Drmlestie or Exchange. Certificate. of
rip % Bank hoten and Specie, No. on Slarbet street. Pitt,
L afL u tt,l-,:tll' i ns s Za t. t on all the princlred cities
COMMISSION &C.
WM. A. Mi.:CU:MG, Dealer in Fine Teas,
Chaco Family Ormeries, Wooden and WlllowWare.
nvrner of Wood and PATth.Streets. la new receivieur &large
BA. I / 4 1 rt., t. of Fresh Goals, in addition to -blo already es-
I tenths Mock, purehheed from Ent hands to the MaStern
~markets, which will he sold at the •Inwest market mice"
rg- Motels, Steamboats. and Pim, les. btuing by atm
nuantlte.snprllell at wholeinde rate,.
rgistiouds delivered In the titr freis of OM, spilt
& A. M'EANE, CommiKsion and For.
warding Merchants, dealers In Wool and Prmium
generally: elm. Pittsburgh hianufacturra No. 114, Serum!
rdrvet. Pittsburgh. apn4 ?SU
WELLS & CO. Commission Merchants
l and 11nlessie Ikalrn In llama fish, floor. Ihled
Fr ee ) ee e are.
stratLarners&Rs
r, PittsCrgh• farl4-T53
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I S, LEECII, McALPIN & CO., Whole
• . sale Grocery, and Doaleri in Ilmiitlons. Sl. , tals end
Pitts - burgh Manufactures, No. 212 and 234 Literty areet.
Pittsburgh•
P. MORIO3 MUM . — ... ........ ......... TIMM. C. MCIDLItICI.
FILBERT & FifEDEßWK,WholesaleGro
cerx, Pc.lnce Dealers, Forsrartling and Commission
errhants. N 0.13 Wood street, I n
Kir Liberal nab adrances on oomizament. All . mis
foamed LidesiraL
aim?. agnsos
ICtoßisoN Wholesale . ar.oc °
,lerrt74.l;:.t.Tirralimandb.Com.mbexlon 31Frchantis.yoco.
/01681711.
QPItINGER lIARBAILTOTI t CO. (Succes
...to S. 14arheuch.) Comaiksion muiForwunling
Merchants Dealers sed Produce geueralle. 2404 , .
145 llrut andllB9wond strects,Plttrburelt. Pa„.
T... Factors,: Cointriission
off • and l't . trarditot dferchanta and Dealt.. Prodoro
generally.. o . rdtla turViliskrrati M.oftstt torn moortly
attended to. ;1 1 os..1 , 11Vateramd.90 Froat sta.. rittaburdh,
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AT • WENDRICF, Forwardhig and Coin-
I' • Mirslon 31 .rrnank also,Amnat Manufacterers:
1\ umlaute. No. 2 . 2 oat street, P . ltta,
particular atteutlnn paid to,kfterug Merchandise;
r d =tr k esei rer
orders 'rromptb. attended to. ~Instertistime; au
ow*. be implicitly obeyed. ,
'Your hornless iP respeottully Solicited: and I pledge in ,
self to erem - exertion In yourbehalf. a2.1-y
lER c& . JOTAS.Forwardiilg and Commis
du.. don
article.,/milers in Produce Sev e n t hburg
Nanufactund Canal Basle, nearOtte;
Pittsburgh.
A
AnA IF
RD, .115
.NY,§ g;.
CO:, Successors to
ATWOOD, JONES A CO.. C01321:111 , 401i'
lr .1c
Itlabnrec. rebanta, Dulerr In Pittalntrgh XnentaredliouLc
' •
JILIEY. MATHEWS k. CO., Wholesale Gro
ern. Compflilsion and_Forarpag Merebanta, and
gents For Mignon °Aran Yarn.. ye ater at.,PittarFgn.
akm
anaggnmanta of froduce generally. jaltry
Jona wArr—....,.... .. ... .....—=:-. 7,./O-o-rr-r—
-, 1 OIIN WATT 3,-760:;WI;oles—aleGrocorn,
s Oomsoirsion Merchant', and Deniers In Produce and
..1 ttaborgh Manufactory., ,o. 536 Idbertr,t... Pittsburgh.
1 -...--- Ii:.CAIchELD,. Info of Warren, Ohio,
imP e t e, cr r lgar , t . n and formuding Merchant; and Whole
t Enerre ; Cheese. 'Warr. Pot and
road Ali, and Astern Producer generally. Water street.
between Fraithriald and Wool. Pittaborgb• '
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IHOILIA IMS.2.D
"mu. Math 14. 1554.
f a ~ mama.
fa
f itantatdr
"' 110 .Feb• Aug,
... r Jan.a.lttly
Int. Feb. a Aug
Int )layaZiov
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IMAMS 11717 X,
- late 0 1 : 1;131 -. 1tobteora. Little t Oro
T LITTLE db CO., Wholesale Grocers,
raot4iViZlT'ilg=t!grEt - 'a Tt i rec "l. l"
bench:
do
IntaamaJoh'
Mir
Int. Mir etiirr
f i ITEESEWAREHOUSE...HENRY 11.
‘,,,f COLLINS, Taisrartllna and Oammlardan Merchant, arid
Itealer la Cheese. Butter lake PIM and Product , amorally,
V, Wood stood, abordiV'ster. Plrratarrgh rural
Dio-Nor. rf ot
do 6
do 4
VON BONNITORST & MURPHY, Wbo
:ftlel(;theentaod Commhafort Merchants, and Dealers
1.
Its ritta
Pa. biarqtyllazolactures, Watcr stmt. Pitts.
trx.b.
I Div.3t. tet.
D I .. Jen ; Vet
;:
. 7ACOB FORSYTH, Jr., Forwarding and
Ommuletion Alcretutt.!io. 58 Water Amt. EThiburgb.
IDly. 3311 S a
Div-Nov.lW(
T2PALMER, Importer and Dealer
,It TWATZ' fibte 'r" l"l ., gl=rfiltigb3l""t
Div.Q.3lPe.
cko
Dtv.4llc 0 mo
W filcelligfCib.K,lmporter and Whole
notbolt:ll3._°."l tiirtail l Ttz;aft,VAtlio,V‘iLl:
FIN= Deal 44-awe:Um% \o, 112 31erket !street.
lAORRIS &,PAITON Wholesale arra Pe
tall Orocersordttup Eastent'aldo or the IHatnotd.
DI.. Jan. 4 5 11 c
' Nur Stook.
- -
. • GROCERS:, •
11013t.1a 11.160 RE, Ifliokiode Grocer, tirstoi Dmlor.in Wodnnr, Pittsbargb Maa
n urea, and all kinds of Foreign and Domestic Mono end ..
14 1 2 1 MU ' I ' ;ert o i li b t r fo l go=a %AV :111711 " SdIVC
.old low for meh.
1.. C. C 1141.,.. - A. IeCAI3IVA-11
lltl G. GRAFF &. CO., — GroCere and COM
. In/talon Aferebint.g , KW. Dealer. In all Mads of
burnt,' menweictored article; cower ur Second Vol.
Ross ots.. Pit talottenh,. •
ouyiat attraavaa' ...01111.1.10117.11...
BLACKBURN & C 0.,• IVholesala Gro
it. mra. Drat Forithhera. and Dealer. In• Produce and
i'litabnegh 31.ufartomn Otla,.Piteh• and Oaktun gOtraes
un /iabilrat their iVarehoust.lll Water straet,llLtstorab.
gz Dlr.
ply.WO
he Roes.
IS ima , cazzi....— .r.tactze IncrAT.
DICIEY .r & C 0.,. 'Wholesalo Cro
n++, Ceromllitknt Meretants, end Dealers to Prodtter,
o 4 %Valet etreet, and 107,Front street, PittOurgb.
ion 1n0u.........—LuT5s
110 E, WholtQo Grocers and
Ctstmtssion Merstuutts, No. 19-11Jberty street Pitt .
MIM
B GA 1 4 Y -
1-' &oo • Whmi
0110
Iv'os. t 1$ .4'w Wood istga, Pitt.l.; h.
al star!,
.
-e, Coin,
aid sold.
11/17LLIA111 . Grocer and ;
T , Tea Dealer, roar or Wald hu
alwan on hand a ' Ls; assortment er ' elsol l ee o= t44 es
Pno Traa-4nrelan Fruits and Nuts, iTladocala, and Ret:ll.
lkalen ma
mr•rinn the lowest terns.
II:013ERT .DALZELL CO.,c .Wholesule
Merchant; Thehrra Ia Pnxinco
and Pittsburgh Mumlicturn. 10. 263. Liberty Etna,
Pittsburgh. . .
CK k AteGANDLESS, successors to'
L D.Ttlek. Wholesale (t,rancardlua and
f3comlsalen Merratants, Dealers In 'lron: roners NMl., Glsss, Cat.
Yaroroind-rittsbeirah Manufactures =wally; corner of
Wood and Water streets, Pittstntrult..
.
CULBERTSON; - Wholesale — Grocer and
. CarinaArica Merchant.
Dealer Prodnno and Pitt.
urgh 31rinulhetured drttclrr, 10 Liberty stmt. lilts,
amU
ram. ' . .... . .. ....
.
& . ifilolegale Grocers," Com
mmixplon Merchant% and IkalerrbPro d ." .-- t hi ft ' i th
arch Building& froutthit ou .T 0 Wood , ..1 .
rhea& llttaburgb..
saa.ttrr. °noun.
vv.
....Alit% nous;
TIAOALEY, WOODWARD lc CO., TRrhole
-3 IP G roam No. zl 3inrket Atte:. Philadebbis
LOVER SEED -100 bus: in odor* and for
144 . b rMIL% IL DiUSLL*IX).
MERCHANTS.
LEE,-
y. - Viol' Denim amt Oatim tipsitav menunt for
of Ameritsa Wosl , Goals RD. ul mem" fittest.,
MMMES
BUSINESS CARDS
ATTORNEYS.
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YORK. ADITEB.TIECEMINTS. ANITFACTURDTG. Y mm .
V.WtitiDWELL, Wholesale and Retail
TIS.SCIIEII k P(IIICLUS General Advertlelnn
Howe, No.Bo Naos. Etrect. Nen Nor*
itGobie Firm in fire City al irtlir, reek.
VI • Man
treet.aseturer and Dealer Cabinet Ware, No. 83
Infra s
I[lEO. BULPIN, Paris Dlantilla Emporium,
LA Imparters al. of Fancy FM", 381 aroamnsr.
114 F. HIBBARD & SON, Wild Cherry
Bitters, Chrando Wm, Pill, Sohn, km 43 John 11.
T. lIURLBURT, American Ilomoon
.. r,othi• Pharmacy , Medicines, Viol* Corm Lo, fur
~
13",, Broome rt.
VAN DUESEN'S Improved Wahpene. .It
nev restorer
o naz j r is i t t lAz eil , gitl=r ;t and creates a
POCT. GILBERT, from Memphis, is cur
ing bundredsof Cancer*, Tumors, Ginn.. and Wee.
out elle knife, at hie speeioue room., 443 Breadvray.
A LFREE WOODIt s I3I, Manufacturer mud
Importerof 0nne.11.11144 0 ke.,1443 Fulton
11. WARNIOK, 'Manufacturerof Enam
cy. elled Cottage Furriltulr, de:42 \Vhlto et.
. •
1 - OIIN DAVIS, Commission Merchant and
01Iftgto Importer of ilrandles, Wines and Cigar; Wash
n et.
•
F 4 GOODWIN & BRO.,aunfacturera of
Cot Tobaom, Ci
00014 207 and MID
lITIE . ELER Sc ~PILSO\, Proprietors and
Machine.. aim 263 Itroadwar,
M. SIMMONS, Millinery, 564 Broad:
wor, near Metropolitan Hotel.
VOOPER HOUSE, A. J. Pease & Bro., Pro
neaten& 334 ttreadwar.
perORMAN CUTTER, successor to Lee,
Brewster k Co., Importer and Jobber in Staple Dry
erode. 4-1 Cedar et.
CHAFFER, late W. Neuisvan, Manufac
. tuner awl Wholesale Delderin tialters,Shoe.,
Broadway. utli94l.nr
(ZIA3IU.EL L. CA VERLY, Wholesale Deal-
Dtcoms. Painted Palle and Tote, Wood and Wil
low Ware, Darker.. Mats. Cordage, Twine, Wickin Match
An,
ea, k, 1.6/4 on Ft., New york. rahlt g.
4yr.
Table > ~ l VD°W SHADES, Out Cornices;
a" I
olesale Denier. No.lo Catharine 'Laud:lo. 6 Chatham
Dgnfire, Near York. mbh-Irc
AGENCIES. , ' • ...-.. - .
,ACARIL:--liavinn• been a . inted .thb - e . .V ,
dueled .Kgents for - Pittstn ; r the sale ofPatent
-tifZerniClTlP.trAnterA ,„4";,LutVzhnl.:,
, s ,
We now offer Mr sale a large ant of all whits,
mannfitetured, at the menu rcr's price., hie silk!e
being superior to any Leather Ikltlngever beano olturd
in this nuke[. • Also, a large stock of all widths of India
, Rubber Benin= constantlyon band, . and for sale at the
Machine Bs/tinit Depot," No. ] le Market street.
sewnJ.lc IL PLIILLIPS
i, ,_ itiSl'lN LOQ3IIS, Real Estate Agent,
stock. lilerchtindise and Bill &siker , cane o. 92
boort street, above Wood. Businen promptly attended
tn. jyS:dly
Q.:i - 3IUEL . L. IIARSIIELL, Secretary Cid - -
kJ sow. Insurance Company!, 94 Water street.
WP. JONES Agent of the Insurance
____. CO. of North America, 141 Front Arent.
F.M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insu
ranee Co., 92 Water Weer;
GARDLNER COFFIN; AgentforFncnklin
a , t The / 999 . 9 . Com Pony. north-nut corner of Wood
.4 rbird meet.
13 1: MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mu
teal Insurance Company. 42 Water street.
GROW= a TAYLOR -
..once J msma
TAYLOR & lIUSTON, (successors
lull to Taylor A Idioms. General Commission and Fnr-
Warding Merchants, and-Agents for Fastens Trans=
tion LiticUL WhOlefoliT Dealers in Staple Groceries,
intet. Cotton. Cotton Tarns, flatting, Twine. Messina. Mis
souri and Kentecky Hemp, Tobacco, Soda Ash, 'Window
Gls" Pie. nor end White Load. Naval Stares. and Cinch,
I/attend Pittsburgh Manufactured Goods generally.—
Acents Mr the "Peen MCI end . 11anner mar Sheeting,
Pittsburgh. No. 4/3 Front street, (opposite Louisville,
Pillabergh rid St. Louts Landimi,) Cincinnati
ja:2o-2tud
SAL A. ....., ............. A. V. IFALLVEGTOILD.
A. IIUTCIIISO.N . Sr. CO., Commission
t 3tarebanta and kgenta far the St. Lot& Snots Benin.
7 1 .1tV . I.S.rtr. 3 101attata, Pla and Bar Lead, Item
sfaaltot z±n t,, kn. As_ faPi
IgOQK.SELLERS.
AC. STOCKTON, latcJohnston & Stock-
NA:4=Fgfrllt knt;r:Prif Printer N. 4 131"",
READ, Bookseller and Stationer, No.
. Ts Fourth street., Apollo Buildluau
R. R'ELDIN, Wholesale and Retail
. Dealer Bleak and School Burke Paper and Ste
t mem Na MI Weed street, (between Third sad Fourth)
Plttaburgh. mart/
• -•
OIIN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and
to Dodson a Aguarr, No. e taLatlutt
o _ reek near Yourth, Pitt burgh.
RENRY S. BOSWORTB, Bookseller and
-beam In Slatloamy' a,-,:1i4..-s2.`stirut
&mond. Pittalargh,
. ,
yAY & CO., .Bookrealere and Stationers,
Kn. teS Weal stret. hest dear to the earner of Third.
tot:lamb. echot4 and l* beets eonstanUy tet herd.
4. — li.} idusn fi CO., ISooksellern, Igo.
y7i ,: f i t o t ..-Egm . ..t, &tweet& Fourth sad Diamond
MUSIC &C
MUSIC, •
jCiiIN 11. 3IELLOD., Dealer. in Pianc7Fertes,
Vst IX"; "s.;1! 1 y i
. l t I.,'; 4 6iTar* F t h V ik ; o k c fa
ITt , lstmli . enosylvemu—No. 81 Woal"nnvt.
EIENRY.KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu-
Ana Tnytromenta and Importer of Italian adage.
ement fur Surma Clark', glltUtt and square Manna.
with Coleman's .Eolcan Attachment. Also fur Unnbasn'e
SCIIIVEDER & CO., Music Stor', 4th
strret. beLoom Wuket aml Wood. or
M.econ
oteatir reeolvin. aud ylwdoal Inxtrumonts or all kind.
DIi,UGGNTS.
- 10.11N,ILATT, Jr., (successor to Jas. 3rGuf
vro WROrede Auld IdROAD Druggist and Dealer le
nt& One. eV wood street. 3 doom below
Virgin alley,Dynktne
Iltteburgb. lll
AZ:Regular Agent for Dr.
FcrdllledMn.. mh3o
t. lemma. SR - .3.[1.111 FLEXING
WILCOX & CO.,`Druggiata and Apoth
ILA • eerie[, mrner ]larket 'treat ,and tboDkannna.keep
eonetantlr no hand n full awl mandate easortment of
D=P4Medie.ther4Perfolnery,andartlelespertalrangtotheir
bueloeva.
Physicians inereviptions carefraircumpounded. ntylg
TURN P. SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer in
Di as.
t. P m Oils. Varnishes Bud Dye Steers, No.=
erty streeittsburgh.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
'lir Agent fur Loudon A CO • valuable ikadir medicine,
mar
Rs. FAIINESTOCK .E CO., Wholesale
••Drucguld and manarlettcrers of White Leed.lied
burg
.a.d. h and Llthar.t, corner Woad us& e
Front reetm. Ph7ts
it.
me
RE. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
._Dr CMlute, Dye Staff. 01b... Varnishes. dm- de, SWoal greet, Pittatmegh. Gals warranted. Prim
low. •
RATIN & REITER. Wholen7lei.Retail
itanirgl:irrig ia ated. al./ of Liberty and SLClair street%
TT SCHOONNAKER & CO., Wholeanle
PnK3.4gis, Na 24, Wood street. Plttoburgh.
OSEPII FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox
e canner Market /greet and Dlamnnd—Knetie con
antic on hand and com*te aasortanrat of Drugs,
3lodiclna Chesta, Perfumery, and alt &raking
pertaining to his twines. •
lih)9ldani presmiptions carefully compa_unded at ill
hours.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
CHESTER, 'Merchant Tailor and Cii
. tater. No. 74 Wood arrant. Particular atfontlan .
pal .to nor? and Tooth,' Cluthina. no/37
WWILLIAMDIGBY, Merohant •Tailor. Drit
4. ptz =4 Dealer in fon Or Made Clothing, 181 Ltb
1 - J ' WATTS & CO.'Merchant Tanen, 181
4„1.,;•=3r0 :171 r: - 11:7:t l e "' ; : ca r ;LC ' Vora, CT:
Ilmerre..4l Vestings Um newest stylus and flatuM4luMby
-0. blends and customers 1•111.•Inms giro us • mbl
MISCELLANEOUS.
T. C. • WARRINGTON;
•
onruntA.)
jiADZES'S.- CHILDREN'S SHOE MORE:
A tt.• always on Land a fon' aisortment, No. .25
earth /tract, l'lttalnrah, Pa. •- ae..Nalyd
17GRANT MOWRY, Dealer in Leather,'
illdoa, Oil and Shoorindloce. No.= =betty stmt..
oaontito the head of Wood. mb9-7
ic lILLIAM SCHUCIIBIAN'S Lithograph-
Establishment, Third street._ oppailte the Post l l r .PittplarTal. Maw, Landscape, Portraits,Pbowblll, ,
1111111cads,Drat la, Dotuktabels,Arehltectural and )lachlne,
Drawings, Mathews and Tleltlng Yards, de, engrared or
Drawn on Stone. and printed in Coffers, Gold, Bronze, or
Mack. In the most apprgreu style, and at the most reason
able prim, , jann-r
MR FELIX'S GENUINE EXTRACT OF
amss—llanuLtetory, 4
Penn etreat, Plttsburgb. P.
i_A-Deare of niLmennts connteedt.
WAIIDROP'S SEED STOREi •• 7
stp a sclete TUE nial 7 . Seeds fit the notbedg Pedalos /13-
Arm:lents thr the Orebardm (Imp Sheller', Stalk and Straw
Cutter, .d ererr titled (Interest to the Warmer, (Medi
u...a: Amateur. Omlem tram Deskre and liferehautsfilled
TrompUr on Shona tem". Y"
.ALTER P . MARSHALL, Importer and
Dealer In Plain, Figured end Deo:waive Paper
l '''s?rrAtmeto l l 6 t7rte= l l3:llllntrrs, Lew...teal
amt. L Co. of bats. ai133403
wVARIS FASHIONS, FOIL LADEES'DILESS
ES.—The Purls holitows for -TUNE, direct pa demo:
po on Ws ow tho Ist Pnxisiff s.
3470 No. Witti Pansy 'Moro Mod otreat.
E"IBROLDERED :APLICA MAN
'lll.l.4l2,—llatonisle muted Mr Embrqhlm• Abel Ap.
ortk by 31118. L. S.
4.2 tr A g a zi!.• Pesastreet, above Hand.
-ILLIAM NOBLE, Upholsterer, and
W
.beet, at r O:ra= r ketlifatt a : smit"l ". "4 " l ..
Vi ax i 4 ffr 7 W
rn
rr
L r t 4 ;seiiwom j w - IMELOIT, Peoprlotar.
SBUR
, SATURDAY M
Joy & 44171r.0
•128. ROGERS & CO., liianufacturers of
: an Roger's Patentlpmral Steel Cultirstor.—Cornat
0 d klrst streets, Pittsburgh. 614
PAWSON, MORAN & CO., Mnnufacture,re
of Shovels, Spades, &a, Warebovisi No. 22 Wood L.
rlon First sod Semnit streets. Pittsburgh, Ps.
Penn Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh.
II ENNEDY, CHILDS & CO.. Raoul:to
it tura. of—
Penn A No. 1 beery ad Sheeting;
& net Chain of all color. and ehadeu
„ Lon Leitt{, ,,d.
" Plough Linea and Saab Cord;
Rope of all and
S deaeriptlonx
Batting.
iliCirllrders left at the Hardware Store ofLotridOrlia
Co., 1:11 Wood street. will Nue attention. re2.5:1).
vol. A. ortaini
AN= =NAM.
EKRON & CRISIVELL, Ba ll and Ems
L ll Pounders, Manufactriders ofral kind. of Baas. Works,
,moose. Steam Enema ••Plumbers, Ae. Alpo, Cotton
Batting manufactured.. -
Folmar, Itebecee etreet, I W.O.ZIHIOX. No. 12. Market
N. Br
• Alleghmer city. paned, near Plrst,Plttaburtih
as. and Corner taken lo exchange for norg,
or paid.
Ord cash ure left at the Pound", or •0121na, bo at to
punctually.
- - - -
Arnold & Williams
EATING AND VENTILATING WARE
llClUSE—ginnufeetnrrrs of
Steam Una Mitt Iron Tubing, and fitting am Steam, Una at. Water,
No. 25 Market agree.. Pittsburgh.
tat-We hare mole our nature& Pattern& die, to Menem
ARNOLD k WILLIAMS, whom 'ire cord's/IT reeommend
tom patronage of the public.
SCAIIE. ATKINSON k CO.
. -•.
'DINE AND, CEDAR WARE.-SAMUEL
IMODREN keep. tuiotaittlr on h."
meal of Wult and Bath Tuba. Horse, Steurnboat, Oak Weil,
Kitchen or Draw Buckets, liandon Bowls,. Chimes, Dry
sieasures. Zino and Cherry Wash Bosnia, and all other
kinds of ware lo his line.
Alpo-50 nada Tubw and 100 - dosert hineketu
Warcroom, Masonic Hall, Fifth .treat, Pittsburgh, Pa
1.1,244'
Blacksmith Bellows'-Manufactory.
/'!O-PABT.NERSHIP NOTICE.-*—The sub
seriur• mania cottony Inform their mends•nd
- the imbue generally, the ham entered Into partner
ship remmencing on the 10th of April, under the firm of it.
WILLIAMS A CO.. fir the manufacture of BLACKSMITLI
BELLOWS of every damirtion, which they an determin
ed to make of the er beet materials and superior work
manship. They In te n d to have always on hand an assort
ment or ^llama from . .J3 to 4U Inch., at their manidictory ,
corner of and Seadusky street/.
ROBERT WILLIAMS.,
Al JAMESWILSON.
Allegheny City, May 2/1.
toySrdty
JA. BROWN,' would most respectfully in
• form the public that he keeps on h e ar
C 1
his•
"triad
on the west aids of the Diamond. Citr, • roar
taro
assortment orde r ,nitian Airs, ..initlatt Shut
ter. son made to , in the beet etylo. warranted mina
to any In the United State., Ms Blinds can be removed
without the old of .• wsmw Mires , . Having linerboard the
stock. tool., and wood of the ethirret listablbiliment of
Hammy A Alcelellaruil em prepared to fiirnish their old
=ITI i ej'l ll Ltbn Tla rYth"lT .g:er.io.oocd staernsphmehii J. A. nnrfx:
•• . •
7. runs. annu .
m.
U:rn' ti t lllN GLASS WORKS; .
T ORENZ & WIGLETMAN, 3lanufacturerr
ai4A of .1 1 kinds of VIALS, BOTTLES. and WLNDOW
,kAß D S,._ l 33 p. 74 , leLan . d t, (l4 / i ro n nt stsefts . . Irmo:V:1 1,n d
Glass and prises moulds an 7 lMlsa n and 142 r
roimmWmun
.ramrs&Wmm
M'CORD & CO.
WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL FASIIIONABLE
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FURS.
CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREEM,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
vs_ Their stock *Wax. nary quality and Arbor Hats
and Casa..2durfa, Boss, Cuffs and Fur Bonnets.
aur&lr4salltly
Self Heating Smoothing Irons.
IRE GE E A L TEST DOMESTIC 13D
movement or the ace Ladles end then:Camel disti
° article—swans labor, time sal money . Slorehants
and Pedlars supplied on liberal term.
&Wren, (post paid./ .1. JACKSON',
124 Wood street, Pittsburg.
/Pr For mak, al., at the principal hardware dame In
the id!), by M. Ore & Co, and Mr. John Xarterright
Aloe. Talk& honk on tho moo principle.
fct.2aul&wly,S.l.4
Bolivar Fire Briok and
-HCruciompanyble Clay Man
ufacturing C.
MEM COMPANY - AVING ENLARGED
their capacity for manufacturing', an, now rreuartpi
to meet the increaand demand for thtKilriek, Cm:Meant
41"
Urd".
prir.fillPPWrei; t by
Pittsburgh. Fentember 21. tai il." •
rinsinuca rt
SR* 'COACH PACTOILY:AM
- • Ailem near Snmst • • •
• lb. 3L BIORLOW, w
PROPRIETOR. . '•
WOULD rrepectfullY etal.tbb attopti
- ' sontheil eta Rimitenrifterchliiii kfitar
hktOnla
o Garbage. ranging' In prim fn. 1100 td sum. Tbs.-
Caniave philmam I. best material and weekgnan.
WO: and own soperrisiont he• Mt.'s - Ith omit.
denee, .runt his wort to be inrior to no. mannfser
tared In the Edon. The some. or his brutinem and tbe
ullral.l2 d:nr d forthh ;Wit ' Vlrr i tlx .
establishment. Persons w.ting good ho st " ork
please call ann examine his stock ben. Le la r at. All
work warranted
New Coach Factory—Allegheny.
H. WHITE & CO., would re-:
, spvettraly Memo the pallet that they have
e • on'Theock, between Federal and nanduskey
strata. They are now moan and are prepared to nada
orders for every dew:dotal. of Coacher, Chariot*,
Parotid:we, Banat. Maar. in. le. whkb, from their
long apalenwe in the manacles* of the above work, and
the facilities they have, they feel contdent they are enabl
ed to do work on the meet tamable terms with. Mori
waning articimi.aTheir line.
Paying fartkatar attention to the selection of materials.;
and haring neve bat nomPetent workn_nob they have nw
healtathm in. warranting their work. We therefore ask
the attention of thepublie to this Mather.
N. B.—Repairing. done in the beet manner, and cm the
moat reaa,:le tee JaZttl
Coach and Ci
•
and Catriage Factors.
TOIINiTON, BROTILEat & CO., corner of
•r Belmont and Rebecca streets, Allegheny City, woohl
ttullr ink= their friends. and the puWk generally,
that they arsmanufactming tartiattes. Daronehes, Rock
owalw. Hterirks,Elehttu and Chariots, in all their earteus
tyles or taiga and proportion. .
All orders will to 'ereeitted with strict regard to dors
'ditty and beauty of finish. Itepabs will alb he attended
to on the meat reasonable term. Using In all-their work
the best Ewan, Shafts, Poles and Wheel Stoir, they feel
confident that all who favor them with their tattsmatill
will berwefiztly sanded on trial of their work-
Pur.a.rs are repeated to them a all benne mu ,
chasing elsewhere. ' otel
Fifth Street Stocking Factory
ABILITY, ABILITY, ENERGY, AND .ECONOMY.—
The best coodi to Chlldren'a bee, lien'e goals. trth
Iris, and Drawers, sold at manuthetoref a npat the,
Fifth etreet snarling Pariory, ail made from tort *wool.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE. WNI. ALT,
Stocking Factory. 6th aimed. between Wood and Market
NICHOISON 4t.PAYNE
2 1 / 1 1MrACTOCIMA 07
COOKING STOW-S. ORATES, FRONTS, MOUE. Aai .
Mr.; sPswile Reed:
E...cuI.NESTLY, direct attention to nett
arid handaome pattern of PARLOR ST O VE, ewr
news Vant their new
Ttontrg o ,lllh7?.w ant
These Stove. riestnees of finish. economy of purply, ant
soundness of material. surpage imything of the kWd
caned to the peddle. in addition to the articles Chided to
Orframe lhrir genrral cluck 'm ann Pri r ' .l.l7 mor wr ein w tPintri
rVa l l nonty. Plan e t/no and CoTnter, pg3ark.mlia,
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lowest lateen: Throe hundred original and selected de-
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mash, Quintero and hag Venting. In great varietY, •
Persona In want of .aparier Clothing are respenfully in.
''fed to roll and *gamine oar dart Woo fraying. a, We
will endeavor to mato It to their Interest topmwtotaa crna
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SATURDAY mateglia, APRIL 1.5,.1254
tie the Dais Pit übaiwa Gazette. .
Revocation of tits Edict. of Nantes, A. D. 16M.
Proposed 'Repeal of the aftsaourt Comoro-
Raise, 1833..
In the merit's of April, in the yeas- 1598, Hen
ry the 4th, thri noblest 'of all the kings of France,
promulgated that great and beneficent decree,
the Edict of Nantes, which has been welt styled
the'great cherter of Protestantism in France.'
The Edict is of great length, consisting. of no.
less than fifti - r , six sections. It provided, however,
among other things, that all men should pri
safe enjoy fall liberty of conscience. That the
free public celebration of the Protestant worship
shauld, in all future times, be permitted in:every
place where It had been. actually celebrated, im
mediately tiefore the promulgation, of the Edict.
That all the 'superior , lords might have public
worship in their chateaux, and that every infer
ior gentleman might receive as many as thirty
visitors at his domestic Worship:" That they
might hold national synods,' besides various other
privileges. The Edict was declared to be "per
petual and irrevocable." It was not, however, a
compact The king received no special consider-
ation in return for the privileges granted. Sol
that any succeeding king, or even Henry him- ,
self, if ho 'should choose to revoke thesEdict,
could not be charged with the base dishoneity of
grasping from the other parties large advanta
ges under the compact, and thee annulling it.
This noble Edict of a bravo and magnanimous
flovereign-c.ridured for 'eighty-seven years, and
under its Shade the Protestants enjoyed cosnoar-1
tire peace and safety, and France greatly pros- '
pored.
But tithes changed, new rulers came intolpow
cr, new Motives came to operate, religiorfnig
otry. or Selfish ambition began to prevail; and in
1680, that great and glorious Edict of one of the-1
wisest kings was revoked by Louis - the. Fear- I
teenth. 'lt is not necessary now to give in de
tail, the great change produced by this revoca-;
tion, to dwell upon the misery and distress inure-{
ted uponlhe Protestants, or the injury,.dono to
France herself by this most unwise and cruel
measure; It is sufficient to state that no less
than three hundred thousand persons'were art
ven into nude, that very many died or were kill
ed in their attempts to escape into foreign emus - -
tries. For it should be nlways borne in mind
that the design of the Revocation was not to
drive the Protestants out of France, bit to let
lose the fury and persecuting spirit of Catholi
cism, and to compel them by every species of
torture and annoyance, to renounce their reli
gion. Ministers, it is true, were allowed fifteen
days to emigrate, but...all - laymen were forbidden
to go • under severs penalties. Hundreds and
thousands of worthy Protestants were sentenced
to the galleys, where, chained to their benches,
they pissed their lives, without going beyond the
length . of their chains. .
llutin defiance of- all prohibitions, and the
watchful vigilance of the police, and'the vindic—
tive spirit of the Catholic priestimaid, three hun
dred thousand Protestants chose to leave their
lovely native land, rather than abandon their re-
ligious convictions. Among these were many of
rir t
the a skilful-artists, men of science and brave
and ran soldiers, many of whom joined Wil
liam he Third, in bii invasion of England, and
in the expulsion of that bigotel king, James the
21. jlt was the fortune too, of one of these em
igrants, the Sieur D' Estang, to carry from Wil-
Hamlin the French 111 - mister, if, London, orders to
quitetbat city Within twenty-four hours. Anoth
er ot these emigrants, Marshal Schomberg, was
the Confidential friend of the new king am - Toucan;
at the battle of the Itoyne, that battle so memor
able, and so filled with bitter recollections to
Irish Catholics, he woo the commander, though
William himself was present Here be made
that •remarkable speech to his followers, .emi
griOals like himself, s" Come: friends, remember
yobr courage, and your griefs; your persecutors
arti.before you." . Aral they did remember them.
ft was not alone 'in the battle field and the
council that these refugees retaliated the inju
ries inflicted by theirperseentors ; but they car
rind abroad all their skill in various arts, and
thus reared up rival-• establishments in • other
lands.
Upon this subject, a historian remarks, 'What
France lost, toreign countideegained. That king
dom which Retry Ir., Richelieu, and Stazarin
Mullett to Louis XIV. covered with glory, pow-
Mini in arms, influential without, tranquil and
satisfied within, he transmitted to his successor,
humiliated, enfeebled, discontented, about to suf ,
for the reaction of the regency, and thus placed
upon the declivity which led to the resolution of
1780.'
I. It has occurred to me, that there was some
Similarity between the iten - ocation of the glorious
_Edict of li'intes and the attempt to repeal the
N ,krissouri-Coespiymise., The former Was done:to
-. oOlselfiellerec Catholic spirit Of periec — iitiOn,
fr . ch s had : been- restraktit, bylhat ever to be
.• membere end applauded edict; the latter'is
' 'proposed to let loose the ktark spirit of slavery,
with its terrible lash anti brutal overseers, in
'that lovely region or Nebraska, where it is now
prohibited. Now peace and quiet prevail there
as they did , in France in the early part of 1685,
but ambitions and - unprincipled politicians aim,
as did greedy and ferocious priests in 1685, to
create agitation, lo introduce tyranny and op
pression where peace, liberty and toleration pre
vail. The infamous Douglass' bill is introduced
into Congress, andit is now proposed to tolerate
slavery where it.was long since f.rerer prohi
bited. -
That compact of 1820 which was dictated by
the,Sonth, and under which the South has re
ceived.her share of .the advantages, and in com
pliance with which all the stipulations on the
part of the North hare been performed, is now
proposed to be treated as was the Met of
Nantes. heretofore the Revocation of that
Edict has been regarded . as the most infamous
measure known to , modern history; but pass the
Douglas bill and that infamy will undergo a total
eclipse.
"it is a well known law in history," says a
recent historian, •• that every excess in ono
1 direction provokes a reaction in an opposite
We may, therefore, confidently anticipate
that the triumph of the slave power at this time,
:will be followed by a terrible reaction. Corr.:Tre
mise, instead of being word of power and' in
fluence, will be a bye word, a signal for laughter,
I subject of ridicule.
A few additional remarks and I will close.
When Louis the XlVtli promulgated the Revo
cation, that measure was the subject of rejoicing
throughout ail Catholic Christendom. At Rome
the joy was immense. The fine arts celebrated
the event, and even to this day, we are told by
a French historian,. "Paintings may be seen in
one of the trrilliont saloons at Versailles, .of.hid
eous figures which
.appear to fly at the sight of
„the chalice." Even thoee distinguished divines
Bossuet and Massillon joined in eulogizing and
applauding that Oct of Revocation.
Now, a measure bearing striking resemblance
to the act of 1685, quite as infamous in its pur
,pose, and more baiemid fraudulent in its viola
tion of pledged faith is proposed, a measure de
signed to carry a moral and petit:hie! evil into
the great heart of our country; the Protestant
clergy in great qumboti enter their solemn pro
test against it, not to niche_ opposition to an en
acted law,. but to prevent' the„ adoption of. ono
which must be trill and injiirioas Itslnfiti
ences. Other portions' of the Protestant clergy,
very fewin isimiber,l anintibleed to.know, and
almost the entire-body of that priesthood which
applauded the massacre of Et. Bartholomew, and
the, Revocation of the Edict of Nantes, now ob
pet to the conduct of the prOthsting clergy. -
.To my mind it does. seem clear, that if our
clergy can 'stand by idle and Mortise, - while a
groat moral .and political wrong, and doilbernto
;violation of a compact is proposed, thq , -thight
as Well quit their pulpits and follow some oth
er employinent or profession— Suppose w bill
was introducod into ,Our Legislature to reptralitll
laws against polygamy, or duelling, or grog
shops, would our clergy be justifiekinstanding
aloof while Such laws wore pending?., Thefro.
int% very properly from meddling with questions
of Tariffs and. Banks, and all questions of party
policy; but this very- fbrboanume' on such ques
tions gives them a position and influence in re-s
-pect to most Moral questions, which; if theillid
not exercise, should subject them to severtfain ,
sure.
Juubn Peit,ocx VINDICATED.---Tho Niter
part' try herd to bring up something to Wire,
the well eatablithed popnlarity of Jthlgelt-
Long, hut•ao far with a. signal want of
The more the public and private life of (My "ea
&date Iscinmined, the more it 'fakes
of all honorable men. The Clarion Cciunly.4 l r
fulminietere the following settler to the lithist
islanders:
t'A. FAUN/109D Naumn.r.----le looking over tie
columns or.the ..Panorratic Union, we saw. an Itr
tide commenting on !imperils of Judge Pollock:,
our - Candidate for Governor, in which - the editor
or. thelinion- °bete, Mr. Pollock withquiving
voted against the bill to increase the pay.ot ttel
diem then in - service in the Meximmtvari. - dT t a;
liming the, statement to be false, me determindd
to examine the records, and see fir theitrsi.
ion was eared.;Through the - politeness of HOP:
Joseph 'Caitey, .Ireie tarniShed with cepy,ST
the Coigremiontii'Olehe and appendix, 'centers,
ing the proceedings' of the secondiliession of the
29 t h congress, -behl - . during iti,46- t" On
page end: 214 of the °late r ite-and the-pre
-ceedings of the Menta; ojl the bill teltanni.BOnn
ty Land to the army; Mr. - Poi:leek took,
en settee j,ert dad brtiod'two additional Sea-
=::1=322:2M1
tions to the bill, granting bounty lands to the
officers and soldiers who served in the war against
the Indians. Ori Motion of Mr. Phelps, a new
bill was substituted, in place of the one reported
by the select committee, the East section of which
is as follows:.
"Be it courted, 4 . 4 , -, That from and after the
first day of May last,_ and, until the termination
of the war with Mexico, the Monthly pay of the
non-commissioned officers,mnsicians and privates
of the army of the United States, and militia and
volunteers in the service of thesamp. shall be in
creased three dollars per Month each."
This bill was agreed .to, by a vote of 171 ,
yeas to IS eays—Mr. Pollock voting , with the
Yeas. lYill the. Union be honest enough to cor
rect.
On page :180,a the - appendix we find Mr. Pol
lock's epee&n,Bounty Lands and - the Mexican
t
war, front whit we make the following extracts:
"The bill no , colder consideration 'proposes
an increase of three dollars per month to the pay
of the regulars an volunteers; The pay afpres
ent received is seven dollars per. month. This
e ,
is but a small compensation for men that leave
home and comfort behind, and go to endure the'
toil and privation of a camp.--expose.their health
and lives in a foreign clime and encounter the)
pestilential vapors and noxio us exhalationsof the
swamps and mashes of , t exico, a land where
"the pestilence walketh in \ derkneks, and des
truction wasteth at noonday. \\The proposed in
crease, under these circumstances, will not be
deemed extravagance. At borne; but few would
be willing to give a month's laberfor that pitiful
sum. I will;, therefore, vote to\ increase their
pay, and giie to the toilworn soldier, deprived
of the ordinary, comforts of life, soVething, that
may relieve his,Wants, and cheer him in his on-'
ward Course of duty and of danger.", \ %;
And again, in Concluding his speech-he. said:
"I hope, sir, the provisions of the batmen' un
der consideration, and the amendments \l` have
proposed, may Teem' \'''e the favorable action - of the
House; and Uis-sinneliroof be given that rends;
lies are not always ungratelid. We - owe , it .to
ourselves, and to the private soldiers who fight
the battles of our countrY Fame, the high t.
aspiration - of the soldier, tells not the story ofins
daring. It gathers its rich elusters around, and,
encircles the brow of the victorious General. Not
so the private soldier. She heareserved no niche"
in her proud temple for him. \ Ills name is found
upon the muster roll,.and perhaps in the list of
the wounded and the dead. Reds thrown care
lessly into the grave; the earth mivers him, and
not even a plain marble sculpture with his name
marks the resting place of the gallant dead.
Pass this bill, and let the record of Or procee
dings be, at once the record of a natiait's pea=
tude, and the soldier's fame,"
The speech, from which the' above 'istracts 1
ore taken, is one, of the most eloquent abd logi
cal we have ever read. It is such a spekeh as
would do honor to. the head and heart of the - ,
greatest Statesman. , We miry at some friture
time publish it in full. In the meantime if ens
locofoco friends have any More false statements
to make, in regard to Mr. Pollock's course whil&
itt.Congre.ss, they can put theta out, as we are'
prepared for them.. ', ...A. ,
The attempt to irijuro kir. - Pollock; by critici
sing Ids acts while 'ia , COagreSS will be of no
avail His whole course- was patriotic, manly,
sad honorable. . We want no better proof of the
honor, integrity nod patriotism of ourcandidate,
than his acts while in Congress. ', lie was always
found, as the records will 'prove;' , deferling. the
interests of his country, and her honest industri
ous yeomanry."
,
essossnuna Cut:rec.—At , a late meeting of
the Synod of Pittsburgh, n committee was raised
to correspond with the Trustees •of 'leder:en
College, in regard to founding an ecciesiatical
connection with the Synod. The following is the
action of the Trusteek of the College in relation
to the matter:
Action of the Board of Matta of Jd'e s t-son Col
lege in relation to the prbposals of the Synod 'of
Pittsburgh. ..\
Atter maturely considering the important 'tem
manication from the coresporidigg committee Cr
the Synod of Pittsburgh, the Nerd feel con
strained most - respectfully to deeline the proposed
ecclesiastical connection with the Synod, for the
following among other reasons, viz: `
- I. Fidelity to the . commonwealth of Pennsyl . L ‘
nia, frOm which we hold our charter, and, from
which considerable donationsiliminiey hare from
time to time been received, precludennsfrom the.
right to' ranzfer to, other hands and for other
purposes than those originnlly Contemelated, 'a
tract so important and assunimed under the so
lemnities of an oath. \ . .
The very terms of our charter would be vvda
ted, in their .spirit at. least, by surrendering,th,
exclusive control of, the institution to any One
religiousdenomlnation:. -'• : ' ~. , ,..,
2. The interests ef
_other religious denom"
_lions, espesially of those who have, from Gitlin."
ginning, been largely concerned in thOpatronage
and control of this college, forbid the transfer. of
its management and supervision to any single
denomination.
IC is true that the institution has always been
predominantly Presbyterian in its character,rom
the fact that it 'was originally% planted in.
L the
' midst of a populatiOn almost exclusively Presy,
terian, and has always been dependent chiefly
ou Presbyterian patronage ' This character:l is
atilt expected to maintain. Its Presbyterian:am\
however, hat never been exclusive or sectarian: \
At least-three branches'of the great Preebyteri
an family, all holding the "like precious -faith,"
have always been united in its support." For
one of those denominations, largely in!, the ma
jority, to userp the exclusive control 9,gan insti
-1 tution in which the others are alike Interested;
in proportion to their 'numbers, would be a . gross
violation of good faith 'and of chri d
mu ian cour
'.
3d. The past and present)rosperity of the eol-'
lege, on its existing basis, satisfies us that the
proposed change is not called for. . .
God has been graCiously pleased to bless 'the'
institution with the smile othil l'rovidence and
the frequent effusion of hie Spirit, as that it has
been' enabled to send forth , an :unusually large
number of laborers into the : apiritual harvest
field,ln our own country, and in -' foreign. Muds,
and to furnish hundreds of men' for posts of !lid- .
tinguished honor induiefulness; both iiecharch
and State. Woinve; therefore, no inducement
to abandon our old foinidathin; and,.. eseocially,
to havearecoUrne, Ito the midst of prosperity; to
a talented-0 which we Could not . in. good faith,',
adopt w i der any eirectutstances. ", . \
4. We see no neketaityferthe proposed chabge
on the a eged &eland of a deromid for 'a more
Sanctified education," or for greater • security ne
e:a the faithful and'nnperverted use of bur funds:
in future yearn. ;.There has allays been as large
an infusion of the religious element into, the edu-
cational appllarices of this college as we think is
proper or practicable in a :literary institution.
'lt would be obvicusly unnecessary and' unwise
. ~
for us to subvert'the ;very foun.datiorts. of the in
stitution; in Orderle ammo for it. an advantage.
e. already enjoys in as high a degree -an,
any beclesiaaikal college in the land. *.
, , , , ..
And whhtever may ho the apparent-pmessity
for adopting the principle 9f eeclescostical super
vision in the founding of 4,i . inititutioui in those
, .
parts of our countrywhere all ; other denomina
tlons are purl:Sing-the. same 'conrahr WO believe,
'thatinone cute;there is lie oueltnecessitY,',,- ; .;
' We are happy.moreoveri to be able •teo afford
an example of.harmonlees ehristiatt.tmied,and,
co-Operation on :common ground ; at a time when
the providence - of Ged - .`Seeiria to call so loudly'
'upon all true frionde of ,Christ, to, combine their
efforts`iii . oPPOSition to common enemies. \ -
.. . In regard to till) security - offends from future
periermon; webelieve-that the peculiar eonatitu
tion of this Board, aa consisting of members ho--
lonFing . to four different Presbyteritutrdenonii
rmnons, after& ainerearaphi - guarantee 'for the,
'safety, of Venda than if they wore eider the ex
clusive tontrefor any oneef these derionihiationa.
The history of 'endowments proves that they are
as liable to perversion in eclesiaftkalas In other
hands. ,But while we do net feel-att. liheety,` . , for
the reasona already - gated; to Video tho_ Inetitu
flan under the direct. control Of the` Synod,' yet in
order to,satisfy those who think - Gig the church
lathe safest 'tlepositery forfunds; Weareperfect
ly willing and' would propose that any funds'
which the Synod timy see proper`to raise for the
'endowmentef aprotensorthip.or for echolarshipb
in this inetitutimi, aliallhoheld. under. the care'
and control of:the Sjauttl; and be 'subject to a
withdrawal whenever applied In a Way that does
not meet the approbation' of that body,
We are likewise, Willing to cider into a elmilir
engagement with the other ecclesiastical bodies'
represented,l4 Mil:Board. '
In thins declining the proposals of the _ Synod; -
'bra wish It to bedistinctlyundendoodlibat we do
not undervalue the patronage and maternal care
of that - venerable body. -Wo trust that the ree%,
sons we have "assigned for our. mare, :Will „eon:-
mend themselves to the approbation of • till'the
friends of the college end to . thechriithin inhiic
generallyf-and -Wet:el soared: that-the' Synod
of Pittsburgh will not brithdrair - its , 0 - Mildew:ft:
and favor:Gera the Institution underonrcare, so%
long as We .adhere to theprinciplas atuLpolicy
by Which we have hitherto conducted,#; , and• to
which the Synod , itself. Fee recently ; 'given the
. ,
strongest and meet unqualified *spread:co:sof up ! .
: Probation. • ';.....,: ; ~,': . ~.. ,'
. , We should deprecate . above all things. else-Aker
withdrawniehtlrom Au of. the: sattepathien ' and
prayers of the peopls of God. -- Vin-lrhaff , still be
dependent in :a measure on . thsitqloenbayL'Pati"
renege, but mech:Cora eionthe.prowiraor. a;
continuance:of- the prcaperity Widely we 'here
• heretofore enjoygd.
. „
\ N
, •
Trusting that Nil and our frielujs will not
forsake.us, docido to go forwanl lItc• the old
;basis
placed w uNn hich s thk . fathers of this. `, institution
I Adopted' . nnanimdusiz at a 'meeting \of the
Board, heldWareh.29tholtßA.
Se 4
Interc.ming rroia Attica.
We copy the follOwingintiresting intelligeinT
from, the Colonization lierahflor April: ,
Asoruraz Aromas Iterutude.—lt may notlin3,
generally known that, the colimy planted and!
maintained on the West C011.90f. Africa by the,
Maryland Colonization SocietA !tough forming
part of the country gekerally terrried Liberia, is
not subject to the independent Rokblican Gov
ernment of which Preeident.Rober \ ts'ks the able
executive, but up to the.present 'tinto has re
mained under the jurisdiction` of thlt Maryland
society, and maintaining a separate eis"tence.--
From a statement which appears in the \Mary
land Colonization Journal, it appears that . ; this
'connection, which has been so long
\
se
is now about to terminate.. ... \
tTho colonists of the. re referred to 'ome
ime back adopted a conititution, and'expre il
their desire to set up a government independent ,
alike of the society and of the neighbermg r2t
public. In order to effect this purpose,"theyseni,
to Baltimore two commissioners, Wm. A. Ptont,
and Wm. Cassell, to confer with the Maryland
Colonization Society on the subject. The ce.m,
misaioners'havo been in Italtispre, and on the
22.41 Of February, the 20th anturersau of the
settlement, of Cape I'almas, articles of agree=
meat were - drawn up, which, if ratified within a
year by the 'new government, will separate the.
.society. By these articles the society 'eedes all
its public lands to the people and governtnent of
the new state on certain conditions, in regard to
education, tho s quiantity of land to be granted to
settlers, &c. s
•
The society is to`have the privilege of introdu
eing.all its stores, provisions, etc., free of duty,
and alivessels chartered by the society shall be
free of,light houstiand anchorage charges. Re
' captared
,Africans shall be admitted into that
country if the United States Government desire
.to send them there. All emigrants sent out by"
the society shall have the same rights of citizen
ship as these heretofore sent out. All, public
property in the colony is to be ceded by the new
government.. The commissioners sailed.for Cape
Pa)trioS inthe Linda Stevrart, on the 27th Feb.
On their arrival the whole matter will be referred
to thektmlonists, and a vote taken thereupon, and
.the constitution submitted to the Beard of,
agers; hithe commissioners,' will also Mame up
for. final adoption, after which will - follow the
organization of the government of the neW state.
Thus we 'shall have two Republics on the,West
coast of Africa, founded, succored and sustained
by American `•. benevolence and Christian,plulan
throPy
,
Yearn The National latalllaeucea',
'GOV.' \1731. P. DITVAL. • '..
The late Williairc 1!,. Duval, whose • death took
,place at Washington, od the 15th instant, was a
,type of the genuine \ American charecter4-oPt.
Self-relying ,- and fertile in natural resources.---
lits was born in Virginla of one of its old rand
lieS„ Some early pranks •of a whimsical brit.in
rocent kind gained him Rho character, of, an "ma,-
lucky boy," prone to all kinds of mischief. The,
harsh treatment he experienced in conequence
stung him to the quick. 11, considered himself
rnisundti,rstood and undermined. " I'll go from
home, and shift:for myself." ere.\Thwas at that
time a rage for emigration to \Kentucky. lie
had heard wonders of that conutv, and of the glorious, independent life or the \ hunters who,
ranied in its forests and lived by two rifle. ~ lie
determined to go there and . adopt that mode of
life. His father considered it the plotting caprice
-of a boy, being little aware of his wounded spir
it and of the resolutien aids character Find
ing, however, that be Was not to tiemoved either
by persuasion or remonstrance, he „ gave , way to
Lis, humor, trusting that a little rough' eiperi
core would soon bring him horne . ,again. \He
even gave a wall-511cepurse to assist him on'his.
Swoyfaring. The hunter in embryo asked fo\a.
, horse and servant
\" A home! why you would not go a mile with
out racing him and bzoaking your neck, and as.
to a ' servant, you, cannot take care of yourself,,
mock less'of Lim."'
.. •tt Ifetv am Ito travel them?" • • ,_ \
'. "Why, I suppose you arc . manenough to hat
-1)e) • on foot."
\ ile ,spoke gestingly, , little thinking the lady
wauld `.take him at ilia word; but the latter:waa
thoroughly piqued in respect to the enterprise,
so helteeketedthe purse, made up his and
girded, up his loins for the journey. . '
" Ivhen Will 'you come hack ?" asked hisaister,'
-ars She hung round his neck weeping.: "Never
4. "'"Ptikl.....kilgOottftV-Itacik tr-memberref-Conl
.. froktjaltdelry. ' lAM deterinined'to Show
A that I inennOthe tail-end of the family. '' -
This lialtr:lcituri firth . hilifer Ora 'lcnith
but a little - way in. his teous. hlis pedestrian
journey had its hardships. ,He was nt one. time
in ,danger °timing stopped as a ruoawayammen-.
flee; after' which he 'avoided latitties staxnuchas
posithle, lighting a fire at' nightin site weed or,
ravine; aruLtdeeping ' before It In \ hunter's Style.
At laaith.4 e arrived okßrAwnsiille, leg-weary;
way-wern, end in shabby, plight, Living "camp
ed out"tor several nighte, The landlord , of the
inn was unwilling to recelic rivagritnt boy be
neath Lis roof; he was abont t 0,,• turn :hint off,
\when his Wife interfered. \ \
\ " Where can you be going my hid?" said she.
' "To Kenticky."
1‘ What are you going there fox? ~" ' _
",To hunt" .
She looked earnestly for a moment or two.—
" Have yoU'a mother living?" said she, at , length.
"NO, madam ;'she has been . dead,, for, some
time." \ • '
"1 thooght-so," said she, warmly;'" I knew
if you had a mother Hiring you would, not be
'here." .P ra m that moment the good woman
treated him during his. sojourn With a*Womarial
,kindness. \
.
Embarking \at Wheeling, on a fat-bottomed
.boat, called a biped born, he floated' down the
1 Ohio past Cineinikati, then a mere group of leg
cabins, and' the to of Louisville, where' then .
stood a solitary lonise, until, after-a voyage of
several days, he hauled near the mouth of Green
1 river, and struck for the interior of Kentucky.
He had-ralaticMs in Lexington and other 'settled
',.places, but he resniverrto keep clear of them all,
being resoliatelybent on \making his own way in
the world . withent aisistance or control. • So he
made. for-the wildest partdr the country, camp=
,ing out at-night, and supping on rt wild turkey
'which he Lad shot. In the midst of the wilder-.
,
nen he las accosted by a men in a hunting
`; " Mein are yen from t" said he lat ter.
''. "From Richmond."
',, Whit,in old Virginuy r : - , ,
"„The sante." . : , ' ., \
"'Ho'w on earth did you gracie t' • a
" Ilanded at Green river front a bro . (' Itorn.7
',. "Aattwhere are your - companions?"
".I. have none." '! .
Where are yougoing ?' . - , -:. • , .
tWhat he're yon Conte here for?" 1 .
, tfelfint,". ' ' ' .
\
- "Well,P-4ried • the other, laughing; "you'll
Maki \a. rear.hnnter, theres no mistaking that\
But e me,, go Wade with me; .my name:, Bill:
Salitharl,, I live not far off; eta) , with me a little
while : an l'llleieh you how to hunt."' :
~
This was . his brit introduction into hunting
life: 7110-sopa beenmO. expert in "weed - Mart,"
and_WaS a great . favorite among the hardy hen:
item of Kentucky. -. Re remained , among them
until, from the \ inllttX. of, population, , game be-.
came. acme; and mitt!, probably, he antis-,
fled the hunting humci. He now began to think
he was fit for something , better than-to , carry a
gun on Lis shoulder !layette? day, dodging.abotit
after bears, deer and other brute beasts, -• He.
Called to mind deer , .
IsaYish'lmast never to return.
horns until he - returned a Member._ or Congeeri
from KentuelrY.. Was this thi(waY to fit himself
for such a station!' - :•, ''s -- '-, - -". ' %,
• lie , datermined on becoming ulawyer. ,It is
true; le;-knew almost nothing, saving left ached
'before - Ye had learnt beyond the rids of thres.—:
"Ne*itind," said he to himself, Anal a terri-:
ble fellow for hanging On to:any thing when I've
once made 'mp my.mind; 'Sandi( a men . has but
Ordinary capacity, and will set to work With heart
L and - soul,„ and stick to Iyhe (Mario • elmost any.
N}Ye forbeir to pinto the detail of his piepar;
'atiems for the bore anti his first launch in the pro
fessiOn. The same spirit- that had brought him
on toht .to Keutechz anti made a huntsman:4
him carried him on in his new oarcer. Ile.was,
admitted to the Imijnit as he was ifeesini thS '
thresholaset manhood: — The cod* town where'
.the Court was Sitting , Was - lbtotigedlif cointry
4eople. Rit was a stranger: therm ,an .hteident
suede him at, home; as he, entered the public room
of thelon; where I liere. was
,a0t110„20h30 anti
drinkingf he Saw: a rotigli brillybr ofelleir."Whe.
was partly intoileatedc'strikeianiold man: Duval
knocked him doiltand kieked Lint into the street:
le a moment hahad tidoxisarough shakes of the
baud end invitation Ito drink,. and found himself
!pule a personage in the Tough assembly. _
~ The morning the,Conrt !veiled: \ lid took
hie seat among this lawyers : ass mere speefiltor.k
A mac was: to; his tried :`fortpaishig counterfeit '
money.;.,; lie' hed..J3Ct . 104 .7q - sind:^iras4xda•th
choose oak , , gq,.lo , 3lFeit around the:Ca* and
selected' thiiiii; ~ The'latter, was astonished at
1144 etioien;'. he, its,beardleissMinkstir,- tine*:
ti c ipi a t. the - bar, :perfectly naltnotre.: , llis dear
feiee of. bli client was a perfect perf t hit; that anik
,
,s , ,
the ticking of the,bully out of oar% set him up
in business. Suite croWied,
pnw inl:loo,4 him, aZO ho
soon beeame eminent la hiSressioo. eoPoOhd
ly in ~,o branch. of criminal law._' ,
In 1812 he signalised himself i ninitliei capa
city, ecinimindingitemnpany Of Rini:rick) , mount
ed volunteer% and protecting the frontier settle
ments in theialley oftl4 , Wobash from the Mur
derous inroads of- the savage:s: - Whilst abroad
from home oitthis,serrica .he • was elected hi„his
neighbors toepresent them \ln,Congress,. • Here',
was the-realisation of Lie boyish , boast; he might
now return .with (honest pride -to his paternal
, bproe.' Re had proved that ho*as not the "tail '
`ear of 4is-family. - - '..- ' '
,as a metiaber of Congress he acquitted film
selfwith 'ability and 'credit btit:4fleta Oil°.
retirakl voluntarilyfroin political lif4,:tildZiasim
edideprofession. Re was now apporitted Judge
in thh Courts of Florida, and- subseaneptly Ohr
ernor`olilhat Territory- Hero ho wai.ci-offi'cie
Superint6Aent of Indian Attairs,, - whieh, he nd
'luhlisterald'lritti great judgment • and hunkamity.
He appreei4od the daring and heroic thersater-
isties of imiA, of the Florids'obleftaine,.gaitied
their confide e, and exereisedTt surprisineu-
flounce over "rir tribes. lie resigned this (dr e
of his own a\Ca . rtl; after tilling -it for `tviiin \
years.\
Most of his children having settled in Temt.s, \;„,
\hi,was persuadetk lire .or six years since,* tole \\
him4.o TfashingtonX *here" lid was attacked b \
paufysis, which ultiiiitely was the cause of Ms
death, hen about 70 ye/ns of a g o. -; -_ ~, . -
Few en who have let/trick ii_variedlife byte .
`left behind so pure and \ s'hotlees_n name. Ills
public \4ervices, .and the integrity . Mid ability
with whlch\khe acquitted hifitself -in jibqutblic
trusts, ars widely known. \ Ilia dauntles s -"• •.
age, too,. has heettproved en r•likrioui tiling
casiens. Bite it is among his ultimates that his
loss will be \mare especially latnented:limopg -
those who delighted in his sirs*, unaffected
goodness, his genial humor, his sing
and unr
wavering. friendship, in the kind \ and generous •
qualities of.hit heart, and the manly of• his spirit: Vs such it, will, ho :a 1403-
factlon to'leorn that tFroughout Ids ille4lrhe rras
exempt from sintering, had althotightlearAyhelF. ',.
less lie w as'cheerfalqe . ' i lahtfand'asliienloSe i t '
his eyes in deaths s players; mien hie *air
nble and , beloved count° no, seeming - te r rettect
good will to the world hkwiks leaving andhoOs
Hof a happier statc,in that to which he tina - ROJnit: '
• In concluding this hasty aketch .as cannot bit;
repeat the words With which ft commenced:' ho'.4,
was a type cf the genuine Ahlt}han Cheri:tete+. ',, -
Hors—Soma of the facts inthe abwrifaitiele
More -published pavers:( _years kinao, hip sketch
W'entitled , Txperience of Ralph. Itingwomf.7, but. A o
hich give incidents in the early lifo‘or doieru -.
or Duval, taken froth his ownlips. \ ','" '
.
I Rivrinons . A 2113 0130 ItiLLIIOAOI-- iiiria : idl:
t : THE: BiONTIL —1 ; 12o report' of the',t:iniiiiiitei'Of
e Maltimore mod Ohlo Railroad loribe month
ra .t lifarch, made to the Diroctore at titeir4egulir
eting yesterday,;shows the Tovemm, 4 1 .4;:1h0'
'
past month to boa. 4 follows • 2: . .;,, ~..,- . \
I \ ~ Main Stem.. WaSh../tr:;. TOL*. , '
Pa55engerti...501,434.09.'524,8603:13
,$7O - 80V 2'
Freight. ' 804,440./16 7,561.07 ''31.1.,0.:1:1` ,
. , , , ------ -- --- ~
...„, ~-;38z0,880.45 $12,41 -.1th5489,297a,
TherFeceipte- for the preceding month of-Febp%.
4runt.) , were as ] follows : ,
.......:-. ..,-.. .:',,, :,..:„.• ~, '
~. • ' Main Stene.',.Wasti.trr.. , Totals. . • ~, •
Passengers.:.s3l;l9o."2o $19;98-I.F.C - $50;4.14:4d . i.
Freight - ~ 248,666.67 ... i6,4:27:67 , - 254;894.24: \
: ',.......;._,_.;„ 1 1
i \ I, $ 279. . 8 . 4 c ,87 ,i , gZ,C11.83 SePrhiail;7P
- 'l.l4yuxhibifs an 'increase of reo6p4 on, the' '
akin stem in March, over February of $76;021t0 \
'5B, nad,from the Waohington Branch of ;$7,1P5';', , ,
..',l—total far the inonth, .$84,128.&i. -, AS ; 601:1101. \ .
pared ivith: the. - receipts , of March, 1853, .I,he lOU ' ' \\‘
!oiling is ilia reiult:. .-
\ `• Mairl, Oltairw
March: 185.4 ' "5a50,880 , 46. , , \'
. , . ,
March 1804 • ' 227 207;87,-
incie
re
5e . .. : 0.29,618.08'
The port of the business done by,thie reed
in the Month of March shows that t l i e-A 00 PF"1 1 .'• •
talon_ eastWardly into the eity.of,BnitimoreiTof:
the prh ::Ip'eartioles,:•wes. a5,f0110wer.;,...,, ,:r • -,P
64..
Tark - toYI. 08 Lime..l...-. ~.,...ions: , Os .,
mitil . :.-.:..;tans r' .. . 4102 • Live Siock - ,'etz:', - ‘;-.A' ,
Brick'. '' teas • 141 ',Hogs.. . ,-. . ... - .;t0rek.76,17; -
Firewood: to \ 17, Sheep • tons. 305 _
Floor .. : bblsh3492: Rereesi:muless i. - s. t:.0) .. '
I Undo- • tons V. 4.1, .. Horned cattle --q. , : - 66.0:'
Pranite.."..tens . -.433 3fealandshatth P.- 1451.
1r0n... , :' 1 , - ; ---- 44 5 2:: Q,9 Pori:end bacon WV
/rPil tiro x! , :kd *air :: , :-.. Tobrteco4.. , . bluls .7737,
grineee... tons ; , 836 \ Whisk 7 "'' blds476/11' -.,
Lard & bl!ter t0n5.2212 slicellaneowl; ions:9B3l
Loather.....',\ tons -, 251 . ny......,;.:..;.t0n5- , :.73 ., .
CoUoii,.....hities,l:„2. ' ptes-,8 , 34)..
Wont. : - haies ,. • 266, rtfiput: hinih , -....- , •, .q
soapstone. lofts : 1411 -,110 onto:cit bbLi 2991.; .
Lard Odi.
Total' number` tons,: Ifiseal Cook. nercharf--t;
disc - transported licestwordly ,on the nein:Bollw,
from Baltimore duruKsim mon r ending:3lct :
March;l36l, t10,84205-:20. - : ~' :I: ~, :, .. 2 .1‘ : , 1
We
_learn that at .)the meeting CA* Booed
yesterday, leeteitilt, reSelutiOns fro _the City
Conneil and memorhalsfrom ateekhol lepres ,, Y,
seating shout 20,036 shares, of .: stoek, ere pre,'
sented,!tsking the Censpav to deelare i settlocf c :
policy in 'future to ‘zaske 'cash dividen '-'•Atotn...,
mencing With the frichl:year„ . which is null; ott
October,neit.. Theseetemonals were. all" ea,"
red to -the standing Codunittes of Finance; with.,
upr \
instructions to- examina,ihbi anti report-:. '
the subject atthe -next meeting of the Boardi• • - •1,,
Wednesday s the 19th-inst. \ . -\ . ::. .• ....,...1 ..0... :r. '
The Committee on Financeaubmitted-to the ',-
Board a statement of the financial \ condition. of.;::
• the company forthe'first'six nionths'ef thapres ,,, i '':
-ant year, ending on the 81st of Marck.by which
it appears that the , _earnings ef ~ the Main stem:
for Abet- period, hwe been about lour and 6 - /41./ "
per' cent. The committee made no recominenda-r:4
tion as to a dividend.-41a/timore .steperkan, '
Examen Esrm, t77--.''h orlrtio.:AddtliaiWe'tti:;,,,*
by hastorwarded 16 , tihi Aaraienitillid.Nist'in e 2 , !'. .
:formation: he: could obtain; respecting the auteeitt , l*
. of.Onano now remainingen the , Oldnehrt , Tchitulsk.,-
- he is of the opinion. that at the present average:,.
rate of exportation thelerlands iillbeex*sted ',
of guano at would pay freight or he:litotes - 61e ',':‘,
in the English market In "elght'Or nineyeersl" ':,
Ilesays 'that Warmth° northern or piinelP2o4l4: I '
land more tharra third Of tbe guano bee been re;r.:!:
Moved, but there remains about. 3,60c1,000 lone .'i.
of that tormed" ,, Englistig4ruio;"as forineffjerone ;'r ...
selected'or:thelngitedt , miritot; abent 4;300,000" '
of that exportedhy ships to :'America and; ;b1.46-''''
.cliere,..,and,,aboct , Aoo,ooo tons - ctirifetior gdano.2l
reserved for ther -eqestArade.t-i .. 04 the Ofiltrikitt- q ,
land,_he nays, thin nWy be aont, 800,009 teus,,l .
of the fired 'quality, and 70 0,9 60- ef tb'e Isielt 7 4: ::- ...'1'
The southern " , and loneliest' lathed ' hen rthefet.' - ' .
been worked but from its wlndiiind r, pontieft thew:
.gaene 4 inferier,. and bestial:greet 'depth:: One. ''
representative at Lima writes, that.thesetronhi•oif
&ion sent by tharerusianOoterrlment.lately„bi ,t -
Survoy the Chincha Islied.ShOre 110 C1.1'itt. - R°!}" --
lisped thelerefert,;l2sti hi hitaienieri' to beneva ~,.
, '
_unit the ante= is ealoulated at:7,880,020 ttrita. - -' l ' •
and that .et , the.netuar.rate of expenditure: it-114114' .
n:
take 13 ~years:ro , eshanst the island . , lle , adds ..',,- '.
that' there ii _gen ty e f shim; to
- be fcand :jig: 011_,,
Lobos Islands and - Other parts of Peritlialviii -- ,
the gilahO of the - Chinch*. Blair& iseonsidlind -
superior, , eus: account 'of the %greet‘iiinirititt Wl', •
mmaniaja it. , lie boa been instructed' te olotnirt`J:
- 1141udiettrespecting 'the depositi df 'll.lWOrq' ; .___A
a on . the surface - of the ramp:CO(' Tamaritgal;9,
"
Whit& stretches along theteast of Pert.. - Etta:l44'l' .
d
lieve that there arc large beds of nitratariftWi' , ,
alsairt Mexico, and our Consul atTerri.Criii I taai:Tht.' '
been nested to moke inquiries upon-the'saliV'T'
ject. , ' Inn letter tothe Earl of cLercridamihitorl'
theist Tlt.,'-lic - 14titt03' thlt iherd •li - noil4tiel-' 3
of the 'exis4nee of this salt in Mani party Orkbh l ::' ,
f: ,,,
tableland d Mexico, - but that 'the diflictiliYlet ' l ''''
caniniunlcati with' the coast prevents -i the'Verlie2 l ,'
of Bs being b. ght to the Gulf for ihiPtienttit,''.;;
.. anything like a'reasonable cost, until ralirnatik V'•
are established, ot\which the keel:kin ii iiry - di.."'
lank Be reports 'at the name time , Outtithrufkit
recently, come to his • knowledge , tht4
has been 'discovered\ On several Alitido l lo,Jbe;
pull' of . 'Mexico, - `particularly'-nittho:se. 1 gp , l iii's ; !
as 'the Triangles; 'not \very-Alit:Fr:St froth Tilfat J,,.
'coast of Yucatan:;llo,tates that te•OE.'Aciiii:.,en : -
can, vessels'„were loading 4ero,:ieryletely,,antl4 r , :
one of them with n0ta..d3\.,4 . 2 . 901 49hP2. 4 4W4t ,'
ano oh.lic.Cird stranded in a storm.On'ortoof
..14100*_,,
chat:en of islands ' called Arenas 'near theTitin. l .,,'
gig, and so the matter, was brought:hi light:' , L:' ,, :- ,
But he learns that theldenicanOciverimentlai ..::.
granted for ten years a monopoly ,of all:getato:4 'ft::
Alt follrid.cithpr on the Atlantic 011' 4 '8060 siiiaof\ ~ '
Mexico to an association et the pea . . \ a. lanai as.
ci Mr: .Thieph O. - .Fermi, ef:ltletrqa;'thO'hilark
lalulsexcepted from this 'grant:are therf tlire'' 1111 ,, '-'- 4
1,411f3 known under this name 'of.'the I.i.aiinsiiiirall ,
'th'egallific. - 4 0 /144n rimes..M . arch 2 4k . •c. , r ""ril ''':'' •'1
-
To Manufacturers atulMechatias.\
Lhti ,d IVISIL to estohiLh- mySargtHll,Vatti .-
ofhtennfeettrytee and Woekelioni. ,Tbe Hourlnd
P le nst on' theS ttonongehels.flonttett--thet
pike and t h e llembneldßantroad. outt cen.be eneelled. at
flats Wee then half.the Pittebnegb:pties.: The late titer
.be nude to snit thy ended toleeeees othurebueep.,
L-, I hue eh. beeeuset sites Se antnter &tette--
The !teem= trda,,,,,,,,eirirasionito„
,wil tetigi t qierletauctoittta'Aeheittittkigatf':.
.tegtotteetrowa.l . ...,tettra .I(tOSat.
QUOARZeItiCrIaSSE
2,.1.' §7:7.
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