The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, April 17, 1854, Image 1

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.PItT'SBURGII GAZE TTE
...it/BUSHED DAILY . AND WEEKLY BY
' WHITE it'oo.
DAVID lITI Wnina tn.MTIEL swam.
ITI as nap.mom UST Dom To TZZ TOR 071145.
dvance.
GYLinz idioms per =t om. malls bolf Yon
a
W ILK lir—Ten didlateCor advanon O.
edU ter sapplkd on the thlloshon nom:
Threw opens ; ;so
l• •V. a 4 1 .1 -r; 7 , 4 3
do zo oo
nuked., ex each dab tobiadTiveMil .. l o coo
_noPtc,.,
ead to be nold Invariably In 'thanes. ho PWW
so
1 2....1
bo sent altar the roar nitres, outlaw tho wend'
' RATES OF ADVERTISING:
• ' CIO Una of Ncodeerell.ar " . „1 0 - 60
• ' • ' 25
76
• Do three months ..... ,9 00
Do Mu 1 1
00
' Melee montho-. ....- IS 00
guai ng garde, (5
_llnee or hes per acuscun) , 0 1/0
One d e fter kr meth additional lino • •
One entareLjdomgesilde at,. pleasure. (Dar an..
natn.)es naive af
pups t:
.25 00
rarwan additiOnal adurolnaKed
non one month. and
for operbk addlt)onal edam inserted under the yearly rates,
hair e.
Advertbefoents exceeding & square, and not over Morn
• L ig A n g °l " s"b = d aerst s i s= " e_ e g adeartisens a halt Oste
-= chanmd few their cblication.
nef candidates for Mare to taboo
the mole
- as other, advertionneerta •
foments Advert not Marked on. the Coley for o nodded
number huiestioni, will be continued WI forbid. and
" gertli e == li a7 tinnt hers le gealr umit.d t 9
their own immediate barites.. end all advertisements Lit
the benefit of other persona, WI well an alledreftbosurbb
not innactilately remnostelthitts their own beeinem,. and
all dames of aatertisemonts. 1,, length or °Menne.. ter
Col .l lh=nots enirag t edariU locharged at the Motel rates.
ITTX X. bills will be separately
and tenetpt ha remit is desired. .
.: All
.. dmitdi charitable' I ratitutioim, fire man
Mole ward, townahlo, and other public ..'41.104 and WI
• Ptlltleal meetlnas and notices, to be charged lulfp ee, nay,
able strictly In advance.
Martha notices to be chargod 50 cents.
filth makes Monied militant charge, nukes acoompe
' 'nled byes funend Invltstious or oldtuary notices, and when
lO emempanied.to be bald
. Regular advertleent, and all others mending communlese
• atm or mg/Wring notices designed to call attention to
'VOW • llobees, , Concerts. or any nubile entertainments,
where charges are nude theadmittance-ell notice. of
vale ..amedutoos-erery nonce deeigned to call attontbn
winte enterprises, eakulated or intended to promote
• , ineeldnal Interest, can only be ineerted-wilh the under
etintding that the tame is to be pad km If intended to
tbe Wafted
of 111 the load
p column . Um same lelll be charge4l
t the rats cents ar
Eon or mar u. nes to be-charged triple pries
, vent Lkeees• Petit:ken In
redate Amt.,' and Auctioneer,' ndveitoemente not
to be Sawed under yearly .rates, but allowed a dlsomnt of
thtrty.three and
s onothird par cent from the amount of
bilml'ithertiearol9llllrilllooMT Es 0111 X MAW.
- . • kW*. thresp i Zertions ...--.41 50
• .
Ono D o.
IDTZWITUNLIVI TX Intitv rani: . •
Yee MITULre, (10 Humacao insertka--.....50 cents.
U' Do. • each additional insertlon .25 mute.
I transient idoutisements to to 1451 In adnrse.
DISCOUNT
/I'MU OF
ClOiritarit. aril POI
• N."II.OL.ALES -dc
IS7 ifortat it. Waxes Tkinlil
_ PENNPIYINAN'LL. ! '
Mat of Itittobtoxia.----rar
I Mtlrd.i."ol°,l7,-..1-1
Vof QtmT•~
k of North Amarlea - - - par W
Baaka(North'n Llbettleapat
♦ Xan e k of P l a t aaagvaea. a -Pat
Wtilaltodg;
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othatilte Haat
o troth. 1
1
wart. flaalt..--...paz 1
Ita4lamnan'aßatdr4.---Pat
Waite=
Bank orChantbarantro-. X 1
Haat of ebottat Cloonty:-lar 1
&akar tat 1
_ of Ad- 1171oata. ,
. : Boat of
G at e m tt a fahargh.. • . X •
Malt ofLetristowa..-- -
auk onlldlettrota-.-.- X
• - 11antgoznati 00. Bast......tat
Bank of Nortlambarlat4par 1
Catilda Moak.. (
COloattdalit }Woi . gto. 1
'Doylottoon
Zutool 1
Rda Boat X 1
Ilk dada. txr-tar 1
Ilk of Lancaatar..por 1
franziak Book of Rakthoc.
Bt.
~' 'Walk Wof SetznylklU Oa.par
Wi=t, • X
nnn -' M i r r eoontt Bank • 1
Bank. ~. . ..»..<...:p 1
Bark a[ pbttatm. K'ld
• Woo' onn
Haat. ......
_ Wyoming Elt.Wllkorarto, 3t 1
matata '
A
Boot
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do
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Etatkeh at ' Mao% do
Etatteh.at &50m...»...w do
laatdo
at Doduaaa--. do
at Wadthtttad-- do
.7 Noma at do
- at .Laaatater.... do
'at! iltadostilir.: do
at Yoram-- do
at do
:1 8 .11XT.1 1 ::::::: do
do,
at loaan_-111a1- .. do
ittasob at Norondlt..----:_ do
Brandi st do
." Boma at
Staub at Ratrana....--: do
;. • r=l , k h 0 11 3Z . L . 0a11....... clk, ,
: .11Thmh.st!
SONS, Brokers.
• oind.FouslA aft. Pittsberer
'Wands at Xen1a...—.... do
Illraneb at Youngstown- do
CUT flank. Cinehnsati... do
Clontoereial lik,Chodul- do
Franklin flank._.. do
Lafayette do
()ido Liftans.dTrewtcts. do
Western ltesersolionk... do
Dank of slassillon...--
,9all Notes. . 1
I. NEW' E gliakili •
All nolurot T O l L.._..._ X
NEW K."
!few Torii
All solvent Bank.
Bank of the Tolley
Bank orVa.,ll.lcloond "
Ns: Bank. Ya., Norfolk. o
Formant Ilk of Vlreola.
Marabouts'& Aloch:Zank
North Western Bank.— "
Branohea... o
..,NORT El 61161 ilia.
Bank of (..Ypo 'Fear
Co _
Rank of St. of N. Cozoll'a
Ihmk,Wilmitrton.
ItarehantVßk ?iogrburn,
501.1111 C AROLINA.
HkofthoStof Srarolloa
Bonk of South Carolina. 2
Bank or Cbuleston 2
Blantcrekklochan's . Bk 2
GEORGIA.
=Wm. Bo •
7.
Bk of Bronslrkk Audi: 2
TENNEKke.E.
AThoorrett Banks
.
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KENTUCKY.. •
I Bk of HentnekLonts r es
Int of Lontses,Thurston
NorthetisnitorKentorks •.• •
Poutbern otlientneks
.
Miff Mate of
LLINO us. Idipsomi— 34(
/
scats Mutt sad Brim:tette" 50
Dank of INgoi. 73
al.‘. t rive le. Co. ebb a
.., , .
MICHIGAN.
'llVums'Meehazdee Pant 3
. . .
Peatnordar Bank, • 3
Inrarastoo Company. - .,... ' .3
I ; ...,.. t ce.sAri.l.
515 nr. America, Toronto 15 .
. fft albs People, Toronto 5
Bank of Montreal._. it
Bk of lit Canada. Toron t r a. 3,
0 0 Mt.- C11" -...-....par
WINTERS..III6I,6O r.
.......tE,:................ ? 1
LW 4115...-.-.—:..-..... .
'25..../. Ads- ' • .
mad) AstriiWilirikrz.
Doubloons, 3panigt....:.18,00
do. Patrt0t...,...18.80
lElude. 0kt.....-.-...- , -10.00
num, norr--........0rt10,00
Itroderickrd'ars.--... 7,80
It
Thiers...... ::= Dim
r5.,..u. nin0n 7.1:--- 478
• Ten Ord/dent....,--.... 3.58
i t=f:::::::.-77—: 312
PILICES OF 'STOCIES.
RIPORTIOD FOR. TUE PITTSBUROK GAtETI7S,
A. WtLKINS &CO.
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
PTO. fl POVRTII.STRELT. t
..•.P~tfewa4.x.mh 14. Iglu.
Dunsll.o4ll
Do. 1
Ptinigni4e:
.1111ipy CO. 10
• - amp. P's Berl •
• 20#4.1.340, city
• -1:k. fr.4 - N.T
diegtes:*i.
150 67
W4`,:me t a — iGiVirai 60 69.
much..r. . 8611, W Ba 4 ,60 P 66
.:Trust
101 1.°P.flOf[L
r . St.Osu St.
Hand -St. 1%1%s
erttiott'h Litt htsanutee—
, W? . .ters Irstntorte
Vittoria' lasoraeo. C 0...
lAlexta•d Maumee 0).-
tnto.Pll.
'Pitt*Urbab&,i in Pia.—
Pltts
, 15/ketrWLDID,
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Maakastat. •
Lau*. tad Railroad— •
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AILOILLNUX AND 11,
• A. WILKE
Dialed MAW Doak Rua&
ravura
&VREIGN and :Dom
- Dank Notes sad Lad W
021ketk.s matle thwaree
EltaelriaA4 Oold
Mawr ou dePx
fee • irredfled lima:
i CO.,
Pre , / f °l l. 11 "'` 4 . 4 " 4 -
nosticrE ango, Coin,
ra t m th att buitiht sad "DLL
and loans tiettalateL •
• Oaormlorknt. •
t, sod lutenist itilord trim lidt
OROBOR E. ARNOLD C 0 . .&
BANXICR
Mums xxateroz. coo, 70112. aa;
74 1 , ourtA Wed, opposw Bel* elf rauhrnyi. -
a l. All Trartaarlielit at twit liberal estai-2 , 11111
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PORTABIA TLIRANIIING MACIIINES AND
;-.BErkaAroas.. .„ .
1 MTAitaktiTED 'to be thoroughly litilli';
t•-" , v v sa g e w t: m \old4 e •rfi . 1,,r2.1„„m1d s bg . 11:=11R01.
troVt i l. t. The ThruhlaiStootanos sroboottlrulodzotallitt
complote
it. mat removed Nom " plane. to ploo , y and may
14 aid
a s ioaaal couviaL4nab la twat- dr dad. Co too.
& o,
• • runs 110,_tor, tbrubos Neu, or loam bettor wort.
' • 11=1 it=tirsii,orbe .Rr i- ~, 011. W " W u
es. . 170 than
{ram SO to /00,000 ba
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teer hat. been
t oo=w aded . t . ;, l !igoo 4 teri ,
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Via 15016,1110 r is .263;6 _Patent and la attached it'tdie
~ , , : f. thalidgAUVlZaZ air , suritkittaweraVAnc,ba;
...L,.scorr, Dentist, Fourth street,
• Ate dart Vat of Naticet boon --------
t r. tt r it=, rball
WARWDENTIST, Tem 1 41 1 40,„
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TIDE DAILY PITTSBURGH
BUSINESS CARDS.
- r S. MORMON, Attoriiy and Counsel
u .i r tor L p o i llat amoral to ,No. 44 Gnat stave,
L. W. , HALL, Attorney 'Law; "Bake
wel'.Grant atreocbelmem Fourth sud
A 1 1.1% . • . au3o.rlyT
ROBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney at Law,
Et. tad& Ito. 4:7
I° Pi tt a ? um burtOBERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law
-Itth
gh. and Grant attestant - v.lw ta tate
rG4-Y53 mt
gets,
AL CRAIG, Attorney at Law, New Caatle,
AL Lurrenee
Count Penutsylrattla.
to Ilea Walter CralmOrnee• emir, J. Dlop,Fal
frar ns f,V n ll4 B g l4 ., 119 ' l q " Childjapkill'
TAMES J. KUHN, Attorney at Law, othee
er Fourth Wert, near Grant., Pittatiarab. InlLdly
P. SPALDING, Attorney' and Compel
• CP.
at Lam Cleveland. Ohio.
febsdlyB.—d. W. Loomill, Shaer & Stanton. ca
VRANOISC.FLANEGIN, Attorney atLaw,
Zi0.170 Fourth street. Pittsburgh.
JASPER, E. BRADY, Attorney at Law,
No. 89 Fifth Area, Pittalmrgh.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
ICIERI!IAN CO, Bankers and - tschange
Brokers, N 0.93 Wood street, corner of Diamond
burgh, Pa.
lairßuy Andean Bank Nana:id Coin. Disconnt Time
Exahmsge, and Prombnory tioten mob, Collections in all
the principal Mica of the Union; Receive Deposita on call
union Interest, and give their prompt attention toall oth
nr Math= •PPertalnlng to • Broker's builnema
112)..Eastern Exchange constantly for gam osh2g,ly
ALLEY
ER-4.31E1t & RAIIM, emakers anct Ex
.chsage Etrokers. Bar and moll Cold and Sliver and
Notre. afintlate loans on Med Last, or fit . ook 6.0 n.
VILMA. Bur 1 ' nd arl r l r filoei rt d eotoro o lan i t i n, ,' C ' ollog!
firma made on-all point. In the Union. Office corner of
Third
and Wood streets, dineetly onmelte the St Chula
lloteL myly
D.' KING, Coin,Stock and Exchange
11 1„ Zr s ql. Fourth West-411uFs and OM, &Lola nu
rant ratcou ' tolloottont:ide on thacet tl" ar l ' gr i*d" "'-
torn flank Notasktonght andaold. • r""h319.".
11.0411.13 —.MICA rains.. WY. ICIIIIT.
rAT., TER, lIANNA• & Successors to.
Co., Bankent, Packs:age Brokers and
eahmt In Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Certificate. of
Deposit, Bank Notes:and Prpecie.--!.i. R corner of Wood mid
Third streets. Current Money received on Depoelt. • Bight
CMOSbo othse. nod collections Mads'on nearly all 'princi
pal joi United. States.
The highest premium paid for, . Foreign and American
Ad.aam made _ as
emmtPtelents or Produce, shipped
owl, cm Mend term.
TN. 41: IIIIEL;113. " J. n. less,.
. il. Wit TJAMS & Co., Bankers and
lsellange Broken, N orth East corner of Wood and
Arne% Eittsirmrah. -
All transacilons made on liberal tonne, and collections
promptly attended to. , jae-ly
A WILKINS & CO., Exchange Brokers,
1.4 . 76 Fourth eavet, orpodte the Bank of Pitts•
C. , . All trammietioos st mast7jlberal rata% 13•10
. .LARBLER,I34
'ath irtmet, 66, v oitist
Pittsburgh. '
NHOLMES SON, Deale ain Foreign --
~. N
o m.„.., 1111 Is of Exchango, Certifleate6 of De.
oc trd Spo;c, No. 69 Market stroet. Pitte•
ta h..ut
t r
b. m slain . 1
cm the prineloal dues
COMMISSION &C.
.Wler.. A. ISLiCLURG, Dealer in Fine Tens,
hote. yam Grxerica Wooden end WlllowVare:
corner of Wad .d Sloth Streets. le now remising alarm,
assortment of Fresh Good
s, In addition to hie already ex
tenders stock. purchased from first h a d. in the Eastern
market.. which will be sold at the lowest market price.
ta-ucy.b. Steamboat.. and Famine., buying by the
q
polled at wholeeale Sates.
ilig=t - dellvered in the city free of charge. spit
A& A. WBANE, Commbsion nod For ,
• warding litereln.nts, dcgdong In Wool and Produe•
generally; law, Plttaburgh idianafactures. :in. 1 14, &m and
street, Ilttaburstr. , -IY=
CWELLS & CO., Commission Merchants
di and Who Wale Deaden In Bloom, FM, Flour, Dried
Frtta aiv Produce No. V o iey
abort,
- -
S: LEECII; 11.1eA.LPIN & CO., Whole
• . aaleiGnamma and Dnalara In Provisions, Metals and
ttnITZ Stanufacturealia.242 and 244 rathaa.
oanasaici.
G ILBERT do FREDERICK, Wholesalf Gro
.3l..thlegjrarvi,,Eta, F.T i r , tog
ad a Oosoalssion
InsurNired Liboral oath
ea. advances on enronanuannta, Ail goods
11' dein:r a • 16
ZBISON' ft 'CO.; Wholesale Grocers,
Produce Defilers. find Commis*,la NorthFda,No.
y Amt. Pittabsuia. . JIM
Brogan mama.
QPRINGEit ILLABAU(111& CO. (Sicces
mon to 8. tharbiiiiah.)•,Commlsadon and forwarding
riuntm DeAleas In Wool 'and Produno generally, Nos.
145 first and IN Second dreets. Fittabargb. P. ap,l7
:T. W. REA,TlourTnOtors Commission
ON • and Rewarding Merchants and 14alers in Persloco
generally.. Orders Orr Pittabor Mannhetotsa promptly'
• attended to. Zion 74 Witar'ankSoPront its., Pittsburgh.
apl.lr.
Pen.. '
KENDRPOK;lll . ol3slirElig'lllld' Porn.
bal.abo tri Atttrllanabet lar!sa.
Paticula. attention. lola VoinUaQ.. Mechandlii,
and corudgrunents sac oonnentins, or professes
Lit Monts of nay demipifn. ,
". Orders promptly attended to. Instnutkon ith
mow be hordlottly obeyed.
Your business Ls respect! OUT soliciteth sod Pleettor
self to nso ewers exertion in your tehet
ITji& JONES, Forwarding and COtnniitt
don Merchants, Dentin, In PrOduner end Pittsburgh
sutured artletes, Canes -Hutu, near Seventh Asset,
Pittsburgh.
ug RIRDY, JONES Jr, CO., Successors. to
AT WOOD, JONES CO.. Ocamdalcra and Forward,
• erehauts, Desists to Pittsburgh blassufschrroitGoods.
Pittsburgh.
1111FX, IVIATHEIVO CO.,Wholesale
cen, Onnadslion sknd Forwarding Yderebsuits,
its.rtri For RrightOn Oottou Tarry 61 Warr at-, Pittsburgh.
MERCER &—ATE II g, ,, General
dw m
on confignmento of Yroloos
T WIN WATT Wholesale Grocers,
Corsadadesi
Shia and Dealers 112 Produce isnd
ttelmsgh Manufactures, .= Liberty A, littaburats.
. . .
I T 1111.4112.
176.
atJaaiJal7
Intieb• Aux.
Intaan.a.laly
-** Int.Yab.a dos
lot. Morallov
IntianA do goly
litallov
totv.NT ?ot
'67)a ."m
B. CAMEIELO, fate of Warren, Ohio,
sale b . b. co ac tevaa ,
w : 4 1 , 1 Pc i = of . m...dchtud - p rou d .
Pearl Aale, and Western Prodses p asenalr. • Weber
between Sultbnekt mut Wood. burgh. '
'''''
TLITiLE :C0.,• Wholessde Omen;
Prcauco .4 Coml.. !dm...4, sa Deniers to
Pittsburgh Itiatutsetures, Ya 11 2 tiecoalL streetgitts•
burgh.
WARE.IIOII . EIE.--:IIENRY H.
m
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VON BONNHORST MURPHY, Whole
: v ad. Ou=stiadoit Mitritahhi, and Derdersi
to Pittsburgh Plisnothsturis, pcx.= Water serest, Pitt.
Dir.7•l7
Dtv.lset.6 et
Mr " DO
TO. . Pe.•
JAcOI3 :: £ORSYT,Ii,,'N ; Forward . : and.
My. 20
Div. Nor. rig
I. ‘ I ., OMA9 i jA.LMER; Importer and ;Dealer
1111 ,4 = a
.r g ird t
. A.ItZaWaU Parra% 46 Market
DI , Qr. 311 Ci•
Mir. 4 it 6 ine
E• MeOLINTOCK, Importer and Whole.
ads add Ttetall beide? In Odrputiend. I , lmr 011
ktting, Tato sod Plano corldr, Window Shaded
Um= t Trlmmlogi, N 0.112 Market Krod.. . .
mass& PATTON, - Wholearde and Re-.
tail Gamte, an the Pastern side of the Illaniond,
Pa. • .
Div. Zan. 4 S a
New Stock.
[ Ex. MW :
'OB ' WE MOORE, Wholesale Grocer, Rec.
owing DLMlllkr Dpkr 1111
. 11V=Igh Ittki
tiquao, 31.6 Liberty Itt ° Oa band very ing•
ltiVargarlor old Itownwahels whk : l2 711.1.141
m'curmes
O. GRAFF . * CO., Grocers.aiid corn=
tz llndon Itaretuustan glad. 'Denim In all kinds of
, Ramata.. tiaburgh, Pa.
Manufactured - articles. earn o . n Of Seeend and
tt • . fal4-1
no I
146
76
16
2s'
r: - : .ii'&.-
.
OW= 111..13111“..... . ..
_......G.W.0. D. 10313.
fil-BLACKBURN & CO; * Wholesale Gro
i nilsat Vartdslua l awd Dalai. - bi Itoduos and
Etsbarer astufastares„ Mesh-and 'Oakum always
on bawd atllwoir Wasettotag 1 1 listaz street, PlitsbUrtb.
•
DidiaN . 19bolesaleGrci•
serql,CommladenWs% sad Dealers In - Produee,
o. SO Water street, sod NT Front street, littalmroh.
:pax 0ectu............me5s D. seinu---, -WU= C. SOL
MINUS & RAE, Wholetale'Grocare stud
Culam Moschants; N 0.124 Liberty street Pitt.
VI. CONOWI,
vM. GIALEY Wholesale Gro
ten, N04.111=2120 Waal strectaltia • •h.
WILLIAM ;A: - MCLUItG,. Grocer and
•' tztarr= l l an
ehdn d 'Moth street:u:r*gtfg ltafuts,:tgssa and leta4.MmVgt.
11,013ERT DALZELL & CO: Wholegate
Gronsrs,Connuisslon Marclunts, Dealer . In Pastan.
an Pittsburgh Knot Wan& No. 243 Mart, sized,
4outr H. . ' _tam Warman.
'WICK - "- tiIiCCOOSOM to
CO ' is tliZt MI : j ti, i‘ = l l2 rtna.. 7 1
Isr ri 1 1:! " at 2 -
Yams, sod Plttaboritti Ilsontutures gm:unlit; corner of
Woad cod Water itteettt. rltt.bursta:
A • CULBERTSON, .Wholosale 'Grocer and
-Ceres SfercharA,Deetcr rrOdUlA sad Pithe
h Idshathettued Articles. 19.5 Liberty ,hest,, Pitt.
rent Pump:. ....... ..
It S. PLASYD,-*l'iolisal • Grocers, Com
m w., rellants,ind Deblers In Produce—Ram!
Church
Bildings, fronting Ong Liberty. Wood, and teeth
ai&ai&r. L C 0501143..
let AGALEY, WOODWARD
1111' tali Grocer& No. 221 Market street.lidlaketahla
"41,CAER SEET.IOO buil. in itore and
C L iodo
,WOO
.._____
LEE, 'successor io bIERPHT.& LEE:
. • Arica Italie:pa Camapplow !Wawa far the
+madam Wow ClacK4 149.1 a. Waft ritr!pp.t.,,,i,
•
. - c••;14 • • • •
• • • •' - • . • .
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ATTORNEYS.
~nlnß tho 17ank of
GROCERS.
AGENCIES.
rated been appointed the ex
chubs Agents Pm Plttsbmgh, 22 the sale ofPatent
rated Cemented and &fetched Leather Benitez. namt
raletered by P. JEWELL 2 SIN, of 'Lettered, OnnneeUcat.
We pow offer for nth a lonia sweetmeat of all widths,
manuilletaned, at the menufacturefa prices; hls article
bring impeder to any Leather Belting ever before or
In thle market- di" a large dock of all widths of Jodie
Rubber Belting conetualy on head, and for eale at the
.Machlne Belting Depot." Nro. U 6 Muket area.
J. 2 H. PIIILLIPIS
.AIISTIN L 0031.15, Real Estate Agent,
Stock, Merchandise and BM tErokez, Slice Nn. 71
math street, Om Wood. Inestonae-yromptir attended
.irdatt7
AITITEL L. 3LAItSIIELL, Sticretary Citi
1 , 3 mem Inzursan Ontopsay. 94 Water street.
P. JONES, Agent of the Insurance
• On. of North Armies, I,n Front •tmrot.
3.I.*GORT:ON, Secretary Western hum
• r•••• Ca. SI Rats street.
GARDINERCOFFIN, Agentfor Franklin
r d VA, Inaugm . co Company, =thest caner of Rood .
PA. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Ma
• boa Xaruranee Compaar. 42 Water Arad.
GEO. H. TAYLOR & RUSTON, (successors
to Taylor & Idlorne,) General Commission and For
warding Merchants, and Agents for Eastern
Om Lnos. ISholesWe'Dealcre In Staple Grocer). l
Irma, Cotton, Cotton Tarns, Batting. Twine, Manilla, lila
and Kentucky Ilemp, Tobacco, Soda Ash, Window
Glass,Pig By and White head Stores, and Clod.
natl and Pittsburgh Manntartured _Goods generally.—
Ants Mr the 'Tenn Mill" and "Tanner Mr Sheeting*,
Pittsburgh. IC. 48 Front. streot, (opposite
Pi)ati..ttsburgh lmd and St Louis Packet Landing,) Chacinnatt
A. HUTCHISON & CO., Commission
11l • Merhant. geld Agents tbr the Pt. Lord. tiagaritelitn
cry.
lcom, Deal Z ino, Par, itt B int, te.
egat% 11Iolasea, Pig anditar Lead, Help
Oa &a,
BOOKSELLERS. &C.
C..STOCKTON, late Johnston &
4 Stock
. 427 thakeitirilir Printer "d
ThirdAtt
READ, Booksellor and Stationer, No.
J. 70 Fourth itroet, Apollo Burldlnics.
R. WELDIN, Wholesale and Retail
• Dealer In Blank and School Boob, P•per and Eta,
t =ern No. B 1 Wood street. (between Thlrd and Pour h)
litlabnzak. matte
rEN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta
ll suoresoor to Dorton. & Agnew, No. f Market
A alum Fourth, Pittabur&h. Pat
Mrs, toe seer an.
Dealer InPtrtab Stall ourgh. ne:m Pa. .2a, a;o. 82 Market street,street, near
•. end,
AY & CO, Booksellers and Stationers,
65 Wood stnxd, nett door to too corner of Third.
Pa. Pottonl and Law books , " -
IL ENGLISH & CO., Booksellers, No.
!,:f t ta 4;l 7 . 4 Area, horn® Fourth and Diamond
MUSIC, B.C.
aOHN H. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes,
31usleAuld ?doodad It.trumeutm, Belmnl Woks, .d
tioncry. &do agent I Cblekering'. nano Porte, for
Western Pannsylranla—No. 81 Wood street
irKEY KLEBER, Dealer in Music, Mu
ides} Instrument& and Importer of Italian Strings,
rjt o ltl=4 4 lo " rem a l Fi1r.t2m0X.4121g74.----t
• SCIIRCEDER & CO., Must° Stor , , 4th
i
eirePt. lottreen Market toad Wood. NoMtude
foO, Da,. and Mtudeal.Matrument• of 11 kinds.
' DRUGGISTS.
' , JOHN HAFT, Jr.; (s uccessor to Jas. Wonf
mbttreAso:ffeat
l etsureirest im Dealer In
41 IV stood s down bolos
1:= 1 11 , 111 - 6. Pittaborsh. Agent s or
=Lim
L. IFLIZOI. ... ... .. MatIMI
WILCO s X CO., ' Druggists awl ..APhth
to
. 1 41.111 ,4 "• TT,lr!`f°2l".V' t `l,l"tr D
.=l*. k r,f}
IMltedlucrues,PerfultunnndarticiespertainiugVheir
• Palls. parerriptious carefully&impounded. mph
aWIN P. SCOTT; Wholesale Dealer * in
Drugs. Pains. Oils. Varnishes and Dye Bluffs, No. Z)0
rty street. Pittsburgh.
All orders will receive prompt attention.
Err Agent for London k Co's valuable hardly inedicfnea.
mar 2-1-ly
n A. FAIINESTOCK & CO., Wholesale
iTherlV:onaar Woo-LI and Frost ta
' Vi t a
bandit. meh7
eltE. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
i zr ia mvA t trjr, i c aN ,....uxi 'arnishas. de., de.,
riffuS`rrffilitii7WriZeTiirsr Retail
Droggids, corner Of Liberty and St. Clair street,.
SCROONMAKER &. CO., Wholesale
V Ora=lste, No. 24. Wood Amt. Pittaborgh.
TOSEPH FLEMING, Successor to L. Wilcox
• k eo.. corner Mallet RISV.t sad Diamond—Ree I.,..ton
litantly on heist a full and complete samminneut of
Medicines, Mulkine Chests, Pellkuncfn udd aD
pertaining to his business.
Phyddemi preemipticom carefully compounded at all
hours. 1 Perily
MERCHANT TAla4l.
CHESTER, :Merchant Tailor and Clo
to it Zir..Z . . y lt t r e oo
c et= puticialar.
WILLIAM' DlGBY,Merebant Tailor7Dra
.v v er rer and Dealer In Ready Made Clothing. 1n Llt.
mete"WATTS & 00. Merchant Tailors, 181
. Liberty street--!We as now receiving cur
stock of (km& fer Gentlemen's Wear—ekrthr. eau
anerreetingr erne viewed strk• end finoirt crudity.
Our blends .d eurtatnere will please give tu. • all. Dahl
MISCELLANEOUS.
T. C. WARRINGTON;
connims..)
loADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOE STORE.
A Its boUt alwa on band a full assortment. No. 26
nstbntandt. Pit P. - se3o4yd
`O. GRANT MOWRY, Dealer in Leather,
Tildet,.oll and Shoe Pimlico, Ne.=.l Melt etreet,
podte the bead of Wood. •
FFELLX'S GENUINE EXTRACT OF;
COFFEG, criabliebed IM2 received lbw premieo26,
VC 2 Silver. lintels wad Diekansee—M4o26l.2.oe2. 406.
Pena Area, Pittsburgh, Pa.
11111.13evare of numermi ereanteredte. 5e21b212
y WAiRDROP'S SEED STOREi • •
pieta ieltrraady Seeds Pr the Hotbed* Prualos tr
logruments en the Orehardr. ()ern Shelters, Stalk and Straw .
Outten., and every thing of Internet to the Parmarilardl•
Der Of Amateur. Ordem tbanDealers and klarehan Plied
promptly' on tonna:
VITA_LTER P. MARSHALL. Imparter and
v Thin. Thured and Deenesthe Puns
li tgr i Vollb i t Me= mums nom,
newt df.Pnals.
lONS, FOR LADIES' DRESS.
M.. , -The Patio Tashlone for =Ns, Onager Omar=
r ARTSFASR
ho on eekea the Ist orooloola s
pea No. 251 X Penn. dove Mad etreet.
verrurtAhr -NoBLz. Upholsterer, and
TV Beirltartitobtetv. Whoteede andltetell,Thfrd
Wed, Dandy otpadtb the Post Oalee.
Till i tlMMOACil FACTO'gr - -141)
UrMum& Aller sicw WOO 4 diet
Y M. BIGELOW, Providar.
CkZmith Bellows _Manufactory.
tVO-PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.—The sub-'
ecribeni pould respectfully Wow their friends and
public generally. that they have entered . Into partnee.
ehlp commeming on the lath of April. under the arm of H.
WILLIA!feI lhr the manufacture of BLACKS3IIIII
BELLOWS of every deectiptlon, which they are deterinln
ed to make of. the .111 beet materials and superior work
manablp.- intend to have always on hand an woo*
ment at ea Moos from 2B to 40 inches, at their manufeetou.
corner of Itobinem and Sandi:may streets.
ItOBEIVI . VILLTAMS,
eni can Mny 24. .1.1111:81 , 71.150N. • :
mySulldl
A. BROWN, would mostrespeotiully in
eir thrm the public that he keepahn band. at Ids stand
-on the wed aide or_ the Diamond. Allegheny. CU/ -
nlate - aseartment of Venitian labaa,
de =dein ordeo In the beet style. warranted qua
.to any In the United Minted Ilia. Blinds can be removed
without the aid of a merely driver. - Hoeing parebased - the
gtorit, teak and wool of the Cabinet• lidalillahment of
Mauer t McClelland; I am
_prepared to furnish their old
eintemers as well as the uobile at lane, with arredhlast
inmeb their line. Agency, ho. 6 Wood Meet, PittaM6.
26
7; LOAM. FR maimult.
TENN GLASS WORK.I3;
TTORENZ & WIGIITMAN, Manufaciuieri
Of all Wade of _VIALLI, BOTTLFS, and WLNDOW
A 85,73 Water and de Front street& Pittsburgh.
.• N. D.—butteldar sttention_nald to odd Alma of Window
Maxi and Orate motthla for Bottles and laddr..
JIIXII2
APCORD & ..
WIIOLDBALN AND ILDTAIL FASMONAILL3
RAT AND CAP. MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEAL.IOB IN ALL KINDS OF FURS.
COMM OP. WOOD AM) PIPTIT;STREZTA
• • • Pittalmrgh; Pa.
• 1N4,.. Thelistock gmbraosi nay quality and - 0.040t MU
.sadiCaus. Muffs. Mu, (MU and rm . &meta
luso /OM- ... WPC , .
t jONES . I . QuiliG, " Mettin " facturars of Spring
. nufter Steel. Moue, Flab nett' Bt.' Plate.
Inge, Coach i ll and
dpiinge,. Brass Nut Tam% Ralf
Pattsit Perms Ma and lismmer IFint &sta.-Corner of
Rom and Pit Artists, Pittsburgh.
nIVIS & gam.. .. . ROOM.
LP. ROdefiS ' ECU, MlLOOfflOtOnlil of
a 'twee Parma. Improved Steel Cultlyst.4.—Oornai
saa tint iinela. Pittsburgh. lal2
PAWSON;MOIIAN & CO:, Matmfactateri
of novel", Spades, AA, Werehmus NO: 22 Wco2 Ja n
ean Virg and Swood.itneets. Pittsbands:
Penn Cotton Mille, -Pittsburg h.
ior ENNEDY, pIIILDS CO.. .Mannfao - lIIL ura. of
- Penn A Nox 1 hem 4-4 Radioman
, =Mato of all colon and aMdra
" limah and Ocat ,
Sopa of an aim and dadiptiaan
ErtiVongelMlZTlgi=i.l"4'll,ll;l7°.
_,_... A * rnold Willituni
TIENDITIGIAND VENTILATING WARE;
110110- , -Airnuaduras of 's Naroaeok
zo. nm . pstlo . l!_v_Lbl&&,l l ,l4 l .LttOpr Re =Zhu or weer,
'''',"'"'_''''' -..r , -..- .
..,.
: . :11111—Waturra fold our Rosman, Ditterns, An., to ResnA
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS, &hem we cordially reanannod
•to Ms patronaim otlhe pith& ' ' • ' • .... .
prtim AND: (TOAD,'WA.U.E.L.SAIMET,
..Mrag n a h Milarersuktim l" tirsree mt- wati
l i tilitir i ubtlr= 2 : lll2 :
. • .. . _
:=artestar, sod 1004oteo MEAN*
1,, mu.- 'MAMA. PitOlbaresPa ,
PITTSBURGH, MON
•
.HEW YORK ADVRELITIS
Prom PIEWIIER & maws
Mom. No. 80 Near= Stmt. liar Tart
Rdi OJ. Pirma in as QTy of Pork.
MEWL OUTDO a • 9!
TILE7PROPRIETOR OF THE
ar MERCAX
GUIDE would respectfully mithe attention of
bauth Farmers, and Morhanka• en*Llng out of the
the city to the moderate touns.for a weds gabgabetion of
the Gaele k behnt to mall subecribers map Mtp theft pee
ins
Year, ma lag
.111
to the pat remit/
Newspaper Published th e United Eta
The columns of the Guide erfil mutant venal variety
of Originid, Apk7 Artigee writtennot rto Pleas hot
'lei auro. and will be replete 'with a ;Meer ail the
Local end Crocont Scera r thepaa " L i l a.
Iss regard to reUtka Crack will tale au de
Prate:Mime, and, from time to lime, wiD advocate snob
measures an best conduce to the intereM of the test
norther. •
POSTMASTERS and others art rermedif WIT eel
to act es agnate he this taper, to whom will be
madmencoplea, free when desired to dole.
PREMIUMS—As en inducementfor persons to In . t
themselves to obtain enteathers he the lercant&aide.
we offer the Ibilowlnapresniums„. and upon the receipt of
the mom medley in grimace, we will forward these per
the y
or °famish'. if ordered , to the tddruli . i l those
en
titled to them.
For three linadred eitheeribers, esah-.....1....„ ...‘425 CO
For twohundnd and Oft y subscribers, all widirlee
ono eplendld Rho Gold Watch, fermented for
. tlineo watis—._ ....- .........,.. , . —2O CO
..±... buothrtsthei Miten . l Itatold Lcoket, (e
gbams,) worth . • l6 os
rm... hundred .;;iihwr-tit7.744.Cifiz,
OK) worth.... «.., G old V est
._ ~:. .. ...,... n 00
F, r one hdudred, one 4oldeatch.i., Meth- -,•• 800
For meaty five do om. one Gehl Pen end w0 r th.....!...
Holder. bandeau% engrared, d ,-.„-.. 111 2 ,0 0
M: t t l...f it
. the
do do I , do 600
Po thittrone do do ido 600
For twenty. Commercial cksitteClrei ..do
,• , exteoslon bolder, worth , `- oo° -
For fifteen, one medlom • do . do • 2•00
' For balm. one lady's do . ••• do 100
*TM Child Pert and Gold lloldee, Is the Ladies' aim, and
le s beautiful artier.
All timbers Mods shalt be procured from the Raw York
Gold Fen Manithaming ClompanY, the seldwirnalved had
Gold Pen end Pencil Cane Misaultainnueln thU contine nt. CLUßS.= be advantageonsly.fonned In. every village
and elty lathe Union, and • lathe sombor of oithemhoes
obtained In this way. kith aewould intoned themeless
for the Guide, set be wet/ rewarded; as Mites of premiums
above will show . • ,
FARMERS who valid desire an excellent Faintly Neese
Paper, ho at once wall ffinumehres of :the Goode, the
prier bole 0000 below my other nenwiesper pobashed.
AG I:NTS...IAM breves-, city In the tinfoi States cad
Orman.
It
tartlet, who sew act as Write fin
the Guide, will please fornlth w ho
with their thanes for pub-
Ratko. - •
'. TO TRH LADIES led *mild partlenletly siPeal, know-
Ing the efficiency either maim when 011000100dif di
rected. number peration our mbersiptirm continent
noon out nipsper published on thle
and to gale this we shall at all times shire to eta lady in
the columns of the Genie something to not °Welcome but
Instruct our female patrons. Our entscription prim Whit
•
no low, there wUI to but Utile difficulty to their procuring
lfor us enough euteathers to obtain any of the RM. Prans
mu Mere derailed. and whet lady; would not desire a
handeme Gold Watch, Locket, Omelet, Pen and Pencil
we want to print an edition of Fifii rh0...4=
within three months. Tide mom Ilstad,we shall
,
the Guide to double its present else.
Singterscriptions may be remitted iriPeetollia.
to tirP.Or.',kirdito'railk.tPublireheir of the 'learn*:
Mercantile Conde, Na-1113 Greenwich stmt. •
~.grir-v..pom thr.g.h.d Ito b y oubliettes tbe•
no d
helm this reence, fa
.r. and leattentka y to the mu,
and seeding. thepapre, wilt be entitled to sn exchange,
and metre a GOLD PLY AND GOLD HOLDER, worth
TrodeeDoDorr., Daily papers will be entUledtotwo. which
will he forwarded to them 'as they rosy direct. 111)...This
Pen and Gelder will boot the inanuhaccre of the .Sere
Fork Gold Pen .ffiregfachaifirp Chesney. No, WI Greenwich
et- the met extanare acid :eligible (hid Pen producers on
this continent, Lind In the world. aple-2m.
C=tl
Stateni. • • • • la. est
OFFICE No. 3 JOHNsraser,
IWO DOM MX. 111.011 DRAT. NEW YORE CITY.
ORDERS reeeicedby Express, or otherwise,
sw• dying or thawing Wien' Drearea, Alan Mae and
Shawl., of every description. DemuthOW Women
d.
Cur
tain. beautifully dyed.
baretain. Curtain. gestured 'Canton
Crepe Ehawle dyed the meet Arable:at, 'Ol the morn grave
pilor,. All kind, ofellk, 'woolen end Amoy geode, (in the
ece or garment.) trotted In the moot roomed manner.
The undereigned hare had long experience In the gran
ulation ankle buthiessat Btaten Idaod. and feel aesured
thatthelr MUM* Um est °raying unrivalled.
Irdthuttov BARRETT, NETTIERR6 CO.
MOLYNEAUX BELL, Mantilla and Cloak
.m...faelatilt and Unpaid., bit Canal at.
GEO. BULPIN, Paris lilaritithamporium;
•Ithporterr oleo of Fancy Tam 361 Broadway.
iop F. HIBBARD dr—SON, Wild Cherry
.11.111.•Bl44., Clreaula Balm. Pllls.Balve, kr.,l/3 John 4.
T. IitiRLBURT, American Ramon°-
, mad , . Pharmscr, Medicines, Vials,. Cases, tn. far
Sal Drama et
firAN DIETESEN'S Improved Wahpene. It
V restores env Mar to Its orierel color, and creatie •
.1211/ growth of herr. Depot. 123 temtive
tROT. GILBERT, from gamiihis, is cur
ing Insubcds atOmmets, Tusocrs,;Ultent, and Went
t the knlk, at his natiout 4,0 Bmadvray.
,:t.'grOMMlLTSTEkanfacturer and
IL W.RIfICIC, Manufacturer of Enam
• raid Passe Furniture &et. Mt White st.
01 IA-91, ' ommulaton lore ant an.
Imparter of • dies, Wines and Cigars, 2E14 Wash ,
gton
t 1 • . •I, actirere 0
Ittment To 1•006„: Ctitatesad Bnolt, 707 end OXI
t ' • — RR.prietors and
Mosmiseturrrs of A.R.Wlfiga's Patent Stltehbur
'TM. SIMMONS, Millinery, 564 Broad
, ti4vray, near Itettoralitas 11401.
COOPER HOUSE, A. J. Pane Pro
fl, psietrs, sx Breacfiray.
OR3LAN CUTTER, successor to Lee,
BaodaKarla .Drr
CITAFFER, late W. Newman, 3fanufae
• 44.6 ":
• "
S AMUEL L. C.A.VER.LY,Wholesale Deal=
er In 81 . 0.11, Painted Palle and Saha Wood end 1%11-
Iva Ware, Baskets, Mats. Cordage, Twine, Widanr. Match
es, &e..W1.1 Greenwich sL, Wore York. =MKT'.
3fri,VINDOW !Sri - ADES, Gilt Cornices, Table
v Oil ad.h,sep o ill i rdzu . ts,jl d a;ll ,, rtrtc t ral
Swam*. Nmr Yori. mh94yr •
MANUFACTURING.
W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Beirut
lelsaufsetnres and Naha to Cabinet Wars, No. 83
stseet.
JOHN WETHERELL, Manufacturer 'of
MU NI BOX VIM, a lArpraior oxindo.BOlJD BOX
and 8142.F.D BOX VICES, foram of -Andorran and Bob.
Wawa,Mora; ono square from tholdnad Ergot Miran,. Al.
Olff• oodniell
'POOL WORKS;corner of First and Liberty
Pittabmh. Pa.--Machlulstr Tools of wren
ety. much as IRON PLANERS,- &Ude sad Band TURN.
LYU wanes, RILIIJJEO MACHDIBI3, arc., A manufac
tured to order.. 116121 JOS. E. HAMILTO m. N
t W.
E L MBROLDERED AND APLICA . MAN
tastkolltry Makbroldyry
11, p•
A
MILL WRS/
Jett ' or NO. 281.% Nan Wert, data Rand.
Bolivar lire Brick and Crucible Clay Man-
Company
TrB COMIAN iNLARGED.
t i tu l ,h• outwit) no; mannfeetme DDT mewed
to meet the Istereated demand ter Crucible and
.80/1d1m02.7. o " ,...P En i ktrarg.'" Dada. .
Ptttetntrzb, SepteMher 21.1853. .
rorrenueoll
r4I.OOAOHiI FACTORY..
4 Dievierf
M. SICUIL"LOPIIitTOI.
WOULD tellpiKaUlly call the ttrillion of
Soutban as Wastion• bloreharits SO MO Ono stack
dal**. nniing lofrom $lOO to $1600.. Tees .Corriagar
alt from. Ws best. otaterisil and workmarr
oklp..and wollor 11.12..01% "Ith ana.
ra.,
=l.l. ThoZoteeioi of be t ii=r and ma
the
oregAneroaao In dositarof AWOL chum of Mora Imbued
htoMt bond any common or . low work lo him
ertablishroont. Anions wanting pod -work will
please call and ozootlxio b e .tat left It Pot ALL
work warranted.. - . .
New Coach. PactoiTAllegle:gr. •
M. IL:WHITE & CO., would re
am:ital. interm the puha, that they bare
a. La welt, heltweee Peden! and hat. key
strong They ere now wither lora ere mewed to rewire
order. Ow Lu r i d e glof whiskey Chariot"
IwO
ion 11Ae t. nunneset n.. t n e ni r i Yar,r. work. and
the l tUd ' Klee they haw, they Old con fi dent th ey pre enabl
ed to do work eo the most nesonalde tarns with thine
warding article. la their line.
Paring partlanier attention to the Wiggles' of matalah,
and having none bat ecatortent workmen, they have no
hesitation In warrantlpg their work.. W
the attention of the ;KRIM to this matter. e L6Hektel
_
N.
11. sable' done In the 1,4 wanner,
titter
Coach and Carriage Factory.
JOHNSTON; BROTHER & CO., corner of
Belmbut sad liebeerhatwels i Alleslumy City. would
so.uttur tufbrm their Mend; end Woe riale=gl
that they art istawilketarlow
sways, Bastes, Weighs-and (= S in thdr various
styles of and mosortion.
All aders , Wl he sweated with strld reward to dura
bility sod beauty of hub& Repairs win be mewled.
to on the most rasenaable Using In all their work
the beat that ill
Poles antrkflwel Wulf. that' keil
confident that ill
isded w ho Wes these with th , tif patronage
*lgt=lfftwust:ltrigrat work : brst. Par
obtains elaswhat. - • • all
• Fifth Street B • Factory. •
AFZTY, ENERGY, . ECONOMY.—
The ben jpooth Itt tChiktnnts Ha" 3ten's 100k5,17.
ro mitt mum sad at manothetarees prim, at the
Fifth Artist ftcall,Ftifitirt. made from lust sar's wool.
21 =W= frit:vet; Delve= WlltatiLid
L. IL 10716411MM1......,1141V111
a.i l sorons--.,” s. comm.
it CO.
NOVELTY ( Vfi g t aiM I SBURRH, PA.
rOIC and Depot - Railroad &ales, flay,
o A dla *ad Oran 404 Platßum &miter dor_Dnor
or all ging, Plarl.g,lrrop and Thumb Wass. Oolfse
Mills of various runglis_Thothr )111.14,_sopporsd pattarng
Dolts mut Postrusiuros as*, Inur Vogs Of wiry va
riety. lu form slid arura.' • • utf
W:. W. WALLACE, .
STEAM DrARBLE WORKS,
SIM 521 gnu! ins'bobeitribido dnityleld cued,
nUrONIIIKENTS, 'Samba,: Grave Stance,
Imti; Fernltate Tow Itantoh, Zatt Skew di, od•
Imo on nand. en_d inada to ontor. toaehinavit i the
lowest prlcao.% butohnd- nal and A d s
nhtno fce
i t s 7donemmtele,dnn B.na: • Binh and Oh Mu
m. tortdoted to Tra at the hotett e ikaat XI ellen
Mal with ftiepti 11.9 Lthetty at. •• • • ,
pNRANK VANVORDER; Dealt* in Trinv
liosioryAnd Glans, Lobe Cloodir. Smbetddircks.
• 'Vs n ' Of =WO ° i d s
Vb l irart. a flesJ
a: a: mum a ea. irrnsatiaaa.:x. It
I.4llratelrf C 0. , •.
Ar:A. MASON &OD.; Wbolesaleand Retail
• Mears In Irma and 'Staab tikaoa Ittta
'MURPHY BURCHFIELD, Wiloleiale
Ibta .t. :ll7Gobig fame routhead
rNJAMESISING: Moe and Beal woe
cLunrifthstrist,,:orpilla Uktaitheina. tff
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
MONDAY 110R.NtZG, APRIL 17, 1854
For the D.lv Pittiburgh Gizette.
17th of April, 1734--17th-of Apr% 1934
:On this day, just one huridred.years ago, was
bison that war between Great' Britain and
France, whose operations extended from the
banks of the Ohio to the Ganges, and which af
ter varied fortunes daring a period of more than
seven years, resulted in the most complete hum
iliation of the aggreseor, and in the most glori
ous triumph of Britain, under the auspices of that
great and magnanimous statesman from whom
our city takes its name. On this day, just one
hundred years beck; France was truly - , a great,
powerful and enter Poising kingdom. fht that day
her dominion extended from the easterit shores
of Nova Scotia, by ta St:Lawrence, the Great
Lakes and the Ohio and the Mississippi rivers to
the Gulf of Mexico. In Africa she held Sene
gal and Goree. In India she held extensive pos
sessions. Every where she had gallant, enter-.
prising and faithful troops. But on the fatal day,
17th April, 1754, lief enterprising commander,
Contreoccur, with his three hundred canoes,
eighteen pieces of cannon, and one thousand
men, French and Indians, arrived here from
French Creek, and commenced that war which
terminated so disastrousljaforithe lily banner.
What a wonderful change has one hunched years
Wrought at the head of the beautiful Ohio. One
hundred years ago Ensign Ward with less than
forty men, were the only representatives of_ the
Anglo-Saxon race, in the- magnificent valley\
which extends from the Appalachian to the Rocky
mountains, and from the great lakes to the Gulf
of Mexico, and which is now ocenpied by several
millions of intelligent, enterprising free men The
plain on which our city now stands was then co
vered by a dense forest, and the space on which
so many peaceable citizens now quietly and safe
ly pursue theirdaily avocations, was then occu
pied by the feeble party of Ward, on one aide,
and the gallant French men, the light hearted
Canadians, and the Mood-thirsty Indiana.. Then,
instead of the rumbling or the railroad car, and
the shrill whistle of the steam engine, poor Ward
was, no doubt, startled by the fierce war-whoop
of the Indians, and the sharp report of their
rifles. Perhaps on the very spot where I am now
penning this paragraph, Monsieur Contrecceur
may, one hundred years ago, have indited his
summons for the surrender of Lieut. Ward. On
this plain Ensign Ward, having no means of re
sistance, under, the counsel of Tanacharison, a
chief of Six Nations,- attempted to gain AU-
G° time by diplomacy. But bluff old Centre
cam would have none of it, he would take no
thing but a categorical answer, pea or no, and
Ward had to submit. In the words of Bancroft,
"Only thirty-three in number, they, on the 17th
of April, capitulated and withdrew. Contrecceur
occupied the poet, which he fortified,,and from
the Governor of new Franco, named' Duquesne.
The near forest' trees were felled, and burned . ;
cabins of bark, for barracks, were built around
the fort; and at once, among the charred stumps
wheat and maize sprung up on the scorched fields,
where 110W,18 Pittsburgh." Thus ended that day
at this place ; but that was only the beginning of
the end. •
Then ham bean that fatal war, which coat
The !Illy banner many a
woe won
In whlch a wide mars won and lest,
And„,'Wolfe and Menhaden fall on Abraham's
In 17G2, after meta than seven yearstp.de.,
spread warfaie, commenced at this place,l the .
treaty of peace was signed, and the remark Inas
then made by the dying Granville, that-ft the
country never saw so glorious a war or so bon,
timid() a peace."
To England were ceded, besides islands in the
West Indies, the Floridas, Louisiana to the Mis
sissippi, but without the island of Orleans; all
Canada, Acadia or Nova Scotia, Cape Breton and
ltaletendent islands ; and the asberion, except
that France retained a share in them, with the,
two islets of St. Pierre , and Migmellon, as a shel
ter for their -fishermen.
Truly France had ample time and : leisure and
nelson to regret the arrival and conduct of Cen
t:rectum, at this place. No doubt a removal of a
dangerous neighbor from Canada hastened the
day of our independence, and probably the pre
sence of French troops among us during our
struggle exposed them to the infection of those
opinions which aided to bring on the French
Revolution.
One hundred years have passed. Strange
changes have indeed intervened. France strip
ped of her colonialpossessions, is still groat and
powerful. England deprived of all the colonies
planted under her own auspices, and holding
those of her viral, is the leadingpower on earth;
end now these two nations greatly Moralized in
theirprinciples : are true and faithful allies in do
feedings's nootent and declining nation against
the grasping.aud unhallowed ambition of a new
born monster. .
While the peaceful inhabitants of the scene of
April 17th,-1764, are calm but anxious lookers
on of this strange strife, in which those who
Were formerly regarded as "natural enemies,"
are now hearty, faithful allies, and co-workers
'against the reckless and barbaric designs of new
power. c.
For tie Pittsimegh Gasette.
p.m rrr
Agreeably to previous notice, the citizens of
Bimersburgp (in Clarion county) and vicinity,
without disEnction of party, met the on the 81st
of ➢arch, 1854, in the Borough School House,
to take into consideration the bill before Con-•
grass to, organize a territorial governinent in Ile-,
braska and Kansas. •
The meeting was large. It was organized by
appointing George L. Been, Pre:Meat, James
Patton and It. N. Hughey, Secretary. The Rev;
John.McCauley being called upon to address the
audience made a very able and appropriate
speech, after which the Rev. It. A. Carothers
delivered a very logical and impressive tuldress.
R. D. Lawson, Esq., then set forth id a laconic
manner the reasons why said territories should
remain as they are, free; and, on retiring, he
moved that the Chair appoint a committee alive
to draft resolutions, winch motion was sustained.
The Chair then appointed R. D. Lawson, John C.,
Elliott, J. L Mortimore, Marcui Thilings and ,
Peter Reed, Earls. The meeting then Stemmed
to the 3d inst. On the evening of that day, a
large number being present, the _meeting was or
ganised by the officers taking their seats,. when,
On motion, the Committee reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which were adopted
with great unanimity, after which the meeting
Was addressed very 'appropriately by the Atli , .
J. McCauly, Dr. M. B. McDowell and It.. D.
Lawson.
Vi'reansas, It is the'eceastitational privilege, as
well as the duty of the citizens of this great Be
public, to meet and dismiss all questions of Na
tional and State policy—and whereas, we have
513 . 011 with regret and astonishment altimposition
before ,the National Legislature...to repeal the
"Missouri Compromise" settling the vexed ques
tion of Slavery by e4tablishing the linty( 85 0
;it N. L. as a limit to the forthor extension of
slavery.
Therefore Reaolved, That we view the attiagpt
to interfere with said Compromise 118 dishonor-'
able and a betrayed of faith pledged. to tho
North by the Demetratio Eupporters of the Union
in 1820.
Ruolved, That the present bill before Congress
,ltacrom im the Nebreaka amnion= bill,ifpassed
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will be a rtual repeal of all compromises on
the subject of slavery, and a Southern triumph
OM Northern freedom.
Retoked, That as citizens of Rimersburgh and
vicinity, in Clarion county, Pa., we regard with
indigriation tho bill now referred to the Commit-
tee of the Whole in. Congress, as a covert design
for tho admission'of elavery into the heart of
the American continent.
• Racked, That the entire territories of tire
United States were • intended by the God :of Na
ture for freemen, and we will niter consent that
they'd:all be 'wrested from their hands, and bir.
come a land of opPressiom • '
:Resolved, Matt:: permit slave holders to in
troduce - their negroes the territories of
thie Republic, will natirmallso elatery,.and sec
tionalise liberty; and will virtually, exclude free
•
laborers from the equal Tarticlpation -in the na,.
Atonal •domaiu.' • • -• , • -- •
- Ratolreir, That . we heartily approver of Ale
course of Sautbentmenibera who manfully and
eternly opposothe Nebraska and Douglauftitud..
ifeiricei, That the :routs° of. the
Brodhead and the .Ron. J. Cooper, our United
States Sonatork meets :our firm dlsapprobittion;
the ono for toting in fevOr• of the loiquity, and
the 4therlor 4404 and lipt,i°tlcler
Restiloid; . .tiA the members who . oppose 'veld
bill have Our. Warm . ; frm; and"decided approval;
Resoked,..Thst the, prOciedinge.of this meet. ,
inghe published in the 'papers oftbiseoun# ,
ty, and all Others -Oppoiedie said bill; - 'and that
a copy, be forwarded -to 4 1 1, P. B. USIA
Our menibirli,Centreise.
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_ :kerolierl, That the officere.ilii. the proceed , .
Inge, and the rotating: adjourn: • - 7 •
GEOBOE L HENN President
Jaxxs Parrox, • - ,
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MORS COAL BOAT! 00711,.•Th1S Memphis Whig
o f the 11th saye—we have already heard of. the
loss of '7 Wats, three pairs - and a rankle- ono,in
the stimn of Pride; hat; on the bfladeeippi
at potato' above and beloethere. .As there were
earns eight or tetiprdi, cir I:o4posta,passed hare
the lamedal of the storm , greet few are enter
tained for eir safety ; -bus yet we cur hear
no tidings of them: ) We did not lean whether
*4: of thi'viiif were loit
\ ''' Fr= the Presbyterian Banner. ''', Megico.---.1 correspondent of the N. 0- Bee,
• w ee g ern Theological seasluarr,, , • 1
writing from Mexico, uhder the date of March
.I
'The l'itstees of the, Western Theological Sem , 19th, forwards the follarriag account of the 'ex... {
Mary, at Allegheny, bare . matured the plans for ploits, of the expedition which recently - proceed- 1
the new buildings, aniDthey are to go up =ON ed to, dislodge Alvarez fee Milts Mountairr;etreat,
diately: - They will bare' the advantage of ell a ritteu •,by a Lieutenant' pulemel of the' reigi
modern conreender, which Allegheny so well meet . •., ,
_
affords, • since the time whet! the farmer edifice .. On the 1 ith • tho vanguard of the expeditiOn
wor,e'reaed,- 112 ,1 of Ow and water- in all the passed the river Mescal, the Ithof the
-line,
line, a
rooms. • The buildings will be at the foot of the squadron of lancers, and a compinY . of the corps
bill, iwtead-of - on the summit s — where they will et. engineers ~a ueseds t h e eti . e. „4 , s w i t h etit oppo .
be made aceessiblo arid cotrirackruitts - -•frOoting, sition. Re were under the impression that the
also, upon a +cry L. ks parior cimmon—an airy
and healthful location—en, a street , the whole
remainder of which haibeen built Up daring the
last two years. \ The Seminary is 'thus in the
suburb of these materrinsing eities,hining all the
'advantages which they afford' to a practical cd
ncation for the ministry of \ bur day, while it, is
sufficiently retired to have all the advantages of
village life. The cast* has been for about one
-half to room in the building.the citizens have
Contributed a thousand deflate terepair the less
eaof the students fat the late contlagration, and
an \ additiotud smn 6 to meet any calm expenses
incurred by those "rho werelbrowitent of theit
rowan by the alestruetion , of \the building: In
other ways,,also ' the sympathy, and hospitality
of the 'citizens have been shown to egmxtent
most gratifying to all concerned. \ \
Besides\this,.\ and notwithstanding theft; large
contributions in, dines past, the churches an
Pittsburgh and Allegheny have , done nobly.`
,
They have subscribed one half of the whtale
amount reqUired for the buildings,' before. send,
ing any agent to other parts. And these can hal;
no doubt that - this forwardness of thosdnu the'
'Vet, will provoke the churches generally:espe
cially those in the State and the 'surrounding
Synods, fq • liberal contributions. - Denatiorasof
validale bodies are \ also premised. A very ex
tensive,cabieet of minerals had been presented b'y
an eminent lawyer ofthis city', comprising about'
a tholnd specimens, ; \ ,
The' larches in Philadelphia have premised
aid to Instillation of \the Aasembly .In. their
'own State, \ and wn doulat'net they will freely're
spend to dap appeal of Professes Wines, who, lit
the request and by the authOrity of the Truste6l
and Faculty, 'mita them witit; m thil s'
view.—lt i
very much hopl that 4 vhs Hen , LaresSy," which '
was donated by the fatally Of Alexandet Henry,
Esq., may be reslored 44 waY that will still se
cure the liberal object of the'don`qr. And. the
prospect is, that in'everY tray; ii,,i\ the earnest
sympathy of the churches, this impOrtant Semi-
IV
nary wilth ae Put in More eh ble position
`than
ever before. The most urgers appeals for' the
graduating class ore coining in,\
from", e . West
and North-West. Thefinlds north of' thq Ohio,
so white for the harvest, turn, with special en=
treaty to this institution, oh.the7ml of great
sectional questions now agitating th land.", And
While these deepining predllctions must 'Minim
an increasing diffeience in firths\ of a \Seminary.
so located, (dorth of the Ohio, kna, a t th e head'a
the Great Valley,) It is remarkatily„the flint, that'
new railroad routes, juSt opened, \Aare suldenV • '
planted this Institution ialhe rciy_hcact\af thkacto
West
States and North, West.' ' \ \ \
The Triennial Catalogue just issued, shows
that of about 409 graduates, of this Emainary,
135 have gone to - the - States iled Territories West
of Pennsylvania; - 48 have gene to the \Neuth,
and‘2l to the \ foreign field. ;` ,
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REVIVAL IN h IEWICKLET, PA.—During Gil*
winter there been a very interesting staaof
- things in the PreXlterinn church - of Sewickley,'
within the bounds of the Presbytery of Alleghei,
nicity, of which & Rev. James Allison is pas
tor:, At the recent c mmunion !irony-three were
received by profession of faith; and at a previous
sacramental occasion ip December, ten were re
ceived in like manner. In addition to these sev
enteen more give comfortable evidenCe of having
passed from death unto life. Bo that since last
November, we have good ‘wises to hope
_ITN
have been converted unto G4oil within the bounds
of -this congregation. The ivork embraced all,
classes within its range—thosti,of gray hairs as
well as - those in the bloom of , youth. The Fe
male Seminary under the care of‘profeisor S.II.
Williams,. and the Academy for boy; conducted
by the Iter. J. S. Travilli, have \participated
largely in the blessings of this revival. Many
of the youth.tn these institutions will have GUM
throughout all eternity to praise God ter direct
ing. their footateps thither and for what they
have experienced of his saving grace. `The
hearts of many parents:have been Made glad, not
only forthecaoful intellectual cultic° mei ived
by their children:. hat especially becanio ey
have- been Made , Wise'into initiate* , t D .ii, g
the progress of theworktnothing like miscrlpttp,
ral excitement wantnatitfested,' but - there were,
very pungent conviction* of, sin, and great BC
lemnity of feeling among both professors of re,.
llgion and inquiringsmnerM while the Spirit
was present with greattamer. To God be all
the praise.—Prabyterian :Banner. -, •
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BTOIIIII AT Mi. V El2loX.—con Samm . y n i g h t
last'about eleven o'clock, a terrific , storm passed
Over Ni.. Vernon. .
The True Whig says :
The wind coming from thelforth-west, struck,
the 'west gable of the Court Souse, andits
force wrested the roof and heavy timbers m
t7 v,
their positions, and threw the rafters, shing es,
&e., across Main street several, hundred fect.L-
The large - brick chimneys of the west end were,
thrown dowry 'and the brick • or the west gable
wall blown into the main building,- itaelf.",.)Tith
such power was this done that they were allied.
through both .the. doors of the Court., Rouse,
where the Probate and Common:pleas Conitsare
held,' .and bullied as,St Mass ;of rubbish in the'
Clerk's office. in.the basement below.. ,Thu two
court rooms Were completely riddled and gutted,
if we may use the evression. Ttni Judge'
Bench, tables, Idesks and files of the Probate
Judge were forced below,. and therirsashed up,
pW and mixed together irith those of thi Com.=
mon Pleas Court ' - " : . .
The damage to the Court Howse we hare heard
estimated at $15,000 t 0,520,000.
We-also .learn that the reef and the aide of
Robert IdUler's kitchen on Gembier street, was
blown off, and the roof of ldr. Flinn's house in
the ad Ward.
Tho shop of G. Salsbury, in Norton's western
addition, 4th Ward, was also blown down, and
much damage done to fences; sheds, &s., in re
rims-parts of the city. , _
hiropArr Decimax.--We • in New:
York . ..roared of Cootmeree ihe . ieport a case
oflmportune to buainess-mehi3enenaly: ,
"The action was against the endorser of a note
dated Februarj 7, 18-51, for, $l5OO, payable, on,
demand, with interest. The maker failed in no
vember, 1851, and a month before that was
known \ 'the plaintiff to be in failingeircuni
stanees;\ tween two and tour months before
they had \sp to hiabout payitig the note,
altd he told them he coMsam pay it , ,then, but •
it was gedO;=autt that they should not be no.
easy about IC
.. Their agent r who acted for them,
Bahl on hla`testimony—"l lad-no. 'uneasiness
about
thenatu '
Vo at all, itiv i 4 t was as satisfied the
endorserwasod, end. ore it was not `a
matter of much iniportance,tga . it lay; we could
not get the move from from Davis.' .- It was decided'
.that i ,arter the riete was Isis. months old, and the
holdera were nettled thatthey could not collect,
St fronlthe tmikere.:lty were guilty of neglect
in not making a form demand of payment, and
notifying the endoria \ of`non-payment. It was
held that they hid no ;; ;ri4,6,t, after that, to delay,
"because they wore . Bed the endorser wait
good. This was notieed llsith to the endorser,
and the. plaintiffs must bar. the consequences of I
it. They delayed makitig \U'deirsind until Jan
uary 150852. , That was tisi long; and the en
dorser was diatharged.. 'Ow '.:further decided
:lust the reason of this rule Up as much to a
il k ic
notepayable on demand, ' interest, and• on
sw e endorser puts his mimathr the accent
m itheiltery as to an \ oidiustry Mote
payable on; awe'. \ It canna, ho inferred, in
either case, t t a delay is Ind:laded \ tele allow
ed under suthclecuittstances tis ar stated above.
Caesequently, 'jollgmait .was :given for the de
fendant.". ; ', • .. .' ‘. 4 ,' C . . L \;.\ . \\ -
,Tua bluxtemt theintascrion:—Al 4.1 \ 04 hie
partybrie, "inistalathir' Banta Annai . nn account
of having, "forfeitedAtuf confidence of '4lit! pa
lion." :lie also ainvokti ConOess to reorgan
ize the Republic One reqs4 , uitrays he hairraken
the field with 5000 pen; expectink a'
Nati with th e troops of the( Mari' Governork
The revolutionists have thirty pieties of artilleryt..
in"ti conunandir the entrance to the
harboi,'thd tho'ilsoi hare . A water batter* ol;
divots Widohrikeithe nirroW entrance.'.'are' •101 j, - I.:peeing a blickide% , Banta Anna's
navy. ' thintA Anna 'dikts not seem .d4posed .to
cotadder 'tthindisal hi 'Alva* and lais 5000
followers imperative, inasmuch is the former
•dininissels‘: he receive d, required :\ the national
faith, to` giva 'ilfont. fie expects -fa have thq.
felicity ofshooting his rebellious friend for hits
tannthify.
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Turcrviin's joniusis Efe
celoodhy the'Eliimpft,' L fionitninleite the into'''.
rime' Xr. Crow d fie;ai banister' on Irloat la
tailed ff The Weste rn er
CireaV. hie been appoint
ed to anueedthe late ffir Thome Noon Taltoard;
u ono of Jtidgea 'of the Common -
Plea& The appointment wax-.delayed Ify.:the
mml courtesy of etlquitto; until after Talfourd'a
from - 'from the thole:that: the .esesnefy.
'occurred; Mrs Crowdei 'wee 'pointed' out
general feeling of the English biol., main
ments of the office are $25;000 puTannum, with.
revenflociari_itenalim off. - sl7.soo: 4 afierAfteen
years sincil!!br fn rettrinimist from
.".' •
, _ _....., sae impression a..- AG
enemy wereationt tesieagues off. \ ,'At, the mo
ment when ourlivision was ascending, the far
ther hank of theriver, We were assailed on our
flank by a swarm of phitOa, whoict attest threw
'us into confusion, and pit, some 'of our \ troops
"Arks du combat. I Managedlo regain` the„*Other
side, and charged theravages. s. The lane* fled I
in the most dastardly manner. Some of our Mk I
cern were taken prisonere=one of them e wes
cruelly. mutilated. The military cheat containing
$60,000, fell into the hands of the rebels," \\
The correspondent continues as follows: .‘.
You will , perceive that this\ is a tolerably frank
acknowledgement of a . shameful ' defeat. What
Will be the upshot of this campaign.`. Without
asserting anrclaim to a prophetic spirit, I think
I may venture to predict it with a tolerable cer
tainty. The army of Ills Serene highness • will
-meltsaWay, and Santa Antos enretnedng to Mex
icomts,tfind instead of an Imperial \ Mowa, the
gates the city closed upon him. • The tu4ver- 4
sal disc ntent now prevailing must terminate In.
an explosion.. Colima is even now in revolt, and ,
it is nunored that Col. Guzman httprotioune4
; at the. heasiof 800 men. Gaudalejara will soon,
'follow suit, and the conflagration once started'
will soon involve the whole. country; so that San
taquana will find himself, lice the scorpion, Me
rotinded by fire
Pirious to hi departure, the dictator drew ,
s up a formidable' of proscriptions. Among the
Wiostesilebrated of Is victims are,G eneral ninon,
l
Oracle a,. bond° and pad Tho latter howev
ii,
eii, haiini preferred e submission to a Emi
:
onible exile; sought S to Anne at' San Angus,
tine; thrtniOsimself at\ the tyrants feet, and
obtained pardon and per&issiokta follow Ignite
,(bearers. '‘ , \
The people ot,hlexico have lately witnessed a
dad and painful ispoctaclo. &nor Mota, former
ly I,leutentint Colkuel of the National Guards at
Charnbusco,,'having,lams— ' - lased, his'
contempt for Santa A' and int
prieretetl among t. throiiis;
he is:nikw cl , compell
el to 11,-'
eir State
Commitic'erriolves of yestenlay, and aro, nr,
'deretood to be \ resolved, on running the Liou
GREENE C. 86.021803 . fin Governar, , with Osonan
W. CLINTON for Lient-Govern perhaps
, the recent election of the latter - a desirable
4udges4ip in Buffalo, may impel him to decline,)
the nomination. It: \is now certafit ,that Bey
fahur's high bid for the. Rum.intereat:will not,
'airtiti to grtre him a chance for.re-eleqtiOn.. The
.•HRige are not to be taken in and done for.
.Thnsd \ of them who like Liquor etireiotlet make
up their mouths to take it with such b[ N,
Y. Trfbima
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lasunanca •Dxcunon.,-A• case was recen y
tried in the Supreme Court of New York; in
which the qtestion s as to the liability of insure*.
\ for goods atoll= at fires was rated and decided.
The case omelet° the Supreme Court on motion.
Ili \set aside an , ,award, made by krbitratere of
Whom Judge Kent was Chairmao. The arbitra
torfound that . het loss Sustained "by tho•rea
son', arthe fi r e wan'63soo;" . in other words that
any loss beyond $3500, although happening
ring teollo/111111IICii fifths fire, wai l not by rea
son of bud inconsequence of fire. The &dui,
was for '(Clue $10. 0 00; the excess over $3500 , for
goods beingstolen at thelre, which excess' the
.Arbitratoradeeided, could 'not be icovered from
the insurers \under , the clause Which inaures.
ageism lemma 'khappening by fire." • \
lionnints DSkil Parish
wife ufJohnPa‘riAb, in Gabbard, was 'gored to
death' by an enraged cow, yesterday 'evening,
The particulars related tone by Tag., 'Gardner,:
are, that Airs. P., had, been, milking , in the, cow
yard, mid waaaboue gning Oat at thp s gate,whei
this cow, in an enraged and ferionsrutuser,.\ ran
at her, and gored' her In such a terrible, manner
that she died in about fivw.miatites.' Two other
eons were is the yard at the time, and hearing
the cow bellow; they ran hithe InatlMr's,
but too late to sans her. The oldest soft extught
,her in.pis arms as she was:, ab:spt 'tilling, 'When
414 exclaimed Witte:A . I ant
. These were her last Words. \i..
Mrs. Pariah was about fifty, yOrs ortig,e
exemplary christian, a kind Mothsr, an, ace
tiMMte and faithlul wife, and liMies4 large cir
cle oflriends to mourn her untimely, and tiearte.
rending death. We are informed that no past
occurrence has cast such it gloom orei , ‘ Hie entire,
community of Hubbard as , the decease ~ of this
excellent woman. " How true it is that 4 !'in the
midst of life we are in Death."—Mahoeini- Ohio ,
Democrat..
ALEXANDRIA, LOUDON AND HAMPSHIRE HAIL,
ROAD.—The St o: dere of this Company mat
at:Alexandria car Wednesday to determine up.*
-
\ a-Tono- imam -Coil. fields M Hampihire -county,
Virginia. . t It'via aptirtniinid 'tielckate‘ wan me'.
nOrthezu surrey, byleeiburg,lfillsborcinghi,4f
'And . , cross Wm. blueritidge . Mountain at Keyes
klap. , ,, This will taltelho road about half a mile
murk, of the Shannondale Springs, in Jefferson
'ootOltik. The Shenandoahrirei will be crossed
,at or . near what is called'slhe Long Marsh, leav
`lag opeii• to more minute surveys the west eiter
elan. 'Co tracts for the castruction of the,east
ern porlio or:tlie road will im made Without 'de
-14.-7--Bedinnore American. , ~ --, .
The Journakof Commerce is‘givittg Mr: John
Mitchel some good advice. The Journal- wants
John to,be still-4-to keep quiet-lie
altogether toenidayduring his staAin this corm;
try. Theffouruaksays: \
"Mitchel Complains that he wass - zlondemned
by a Picked jury; and a judge not greatly to be
esteemed. The jviry no doubt was peeked, ueff
juries are; for the =aerial they are'vriple of is
twelve honest Anear'enff willing. oir
they are clapped inti, a ',box- and kept not
Perhaps, the material 'may not always:en:4 the
case in hand, evett,with\ell.thi . picking eutivind
challenging which 'parties! are allowed. • it Ales
not appear possible;howskeik that in the ease'ef
John Mitchell, the character Of the materiel Huh...
mitted to this packineeperaou would have been'i
of the slightest conseqUeoceßtd.finding whether
the facts charged wore tree- 'er not. John \
:Mitchel might have taken the PlaOc of the jury,
Or, instead of the honest men and true, : have set
up twelve photographs Of . hbuselfoitel taken id
person his seat upon tho bench de jpdge.,go
could not charge the :jury withoet distructing
them-to-bring inn verdict of gunty ithd if he
had whipped off 'the bench iindhecon;Yoreman
himself, ho must have offered that - ve ict!te be
recorded., He has done little eloo, thaa tell the
`people of this country that hq weer guilty:l3,er
since ho lime here. He, has been all the„jialge
and all the-jury in his own Persoe, and haslet
nobody entertain a doubt of his guilt,'nor of the
clever .poliekof the British government in letting
-him run away.. Had : he been An taint Bing‘pr ,
Auburn, he - would not have found. the apporta
nityao contemptuously patent."
• IMPOST/Mr DZOIS . ION.WO learn that.. the
United States Court, through Judge Nelson,
hain rendered a decision, establishing the vnli
dity 'of Blake's patent for tire and weatherproof
paint. Tho validity of tho paint being thus es
tablished in a, Court of Equity, which (after , the
patent has been established as above) will - grant
an immediate injunction against any party. who
is making, , selling or wing the fireproof paint
in violation of his patent, and appoint a Master
in Chancery, before ;whom the damages already
Sustained by the patentee will bo assessed: Milt
'therefore important to those who have boon in-
fringing his patent, to know 00 position they,
now occupy.---IC Mune.
Es-Pnrsioarr, Fimmenn.The Charleston
Courier learns ream a private letter received in
that aity,
: data Orleans,. the: 14th inst.;thet
this distinguishod statesman and patriotic citizen
lutd abandoned WWI intention or iisitinti Cuba, in
'eoniequanee or thelr being' no steamer from that
,pert for Diverts, beferethellth Mat.; and none
*Om Mobilehefore the 28th inst.- lie had' there
fore, zeisolved lesee`Now Orleiria for Mobile,
'Onithetith teat,' "and thence graditiat to Bann
oh end Charleston, digressing, , perhaps, aria .so
fat: as Nashville so. as •irobably to arrive in
Charifiston alma the 14th inet
Tinetritio Vrovver at the.ter# City Charter ,
election;
e n Tneedey last, *op \of oo mina
cluiratter as to .excite game t al sa nds& ' The
successful candidates are as much astonishes at
It as their socomisful eompetiors sad as WV
number of blue . tickets Were vote d Very gidetlYi
all containing the names of those who wercelec-.
ted, the result It•atiributed to the Knew . Noth ,
Soatasaaldstaonnr Co,r t aaace.—Thegen
etal emilisrenee of the Methodist Church, South,
willies' in Columbus Georgia, in./day/ie.: t,and .
aaaantlietnost important busbies, will. locate .
thrtitlethodtekftick mitablishatent.
11.Xew fiscarrasr or.LMMTIOI ar
weird that the. Senate yesterday.. married
the A ppointment fDonn. Platy Seq.,. of Cfnoire•
ni p, Ohio, tribe Weeretary'of the tl .Legation
at Paris.— Wash. 'Star.
, ' .'.'' -; TTI • 1_
N -,,,.. ,
OLUMEIOII.=NUMBER 208.
. . , a
... . .
I - A 7 ..411•SLAYLlir cONTS.:NT/02i wasbeta , '\,
' eilkitlitliti hit week which was very largely a •
tended. The large - St-11511 lathe citY wig cro .
- .
andthousands turned away, unable to • •''
admittance. Frederic Douglass dotkir spok •i•
1 and some loading Kentuckians present ti • •
-listen to him.. . The Commereiel sa : ' !,- ',
.., . ~
4 1. The venue* Ex-Governor M alfe'oaM.t
in tohear Fred•Douglaw; but the latter did ; no • . ..!
'",
. _ . .. - •
speak., ung the evening session. In \commits ' ;\
with Gov. Metcalfe were. 11. , 11.: and U. U, south i•
gate, also among \the attentive listeners, and th , .
easy politeness with whigh 'the-latter assOited • ,
coloredlidi to a seat, won general atteittica!, . y .
.ovor the speakers ' `'platfortit was, suipendisd
huge map of.NOrth Anserica,\ With the free Stal '
in imininnulate white, the slarti.:.Btatoi in inky
m
blacicand thedisputed‘territeries in undecided;
!.,.
but rather-doubtful drab .:. 'Ovie this leviathan ~.,,,.
map was hung a 'pair of Ugly looking manacles , \
enched from the.wrists'etnfugitive slave: the \
~ l ord is so adjusted, th at the significant manacle s
vilmateitee the centre of t.Nolireakilorritory."
...` \ But the!fentur o . of the morning session was the
exceedingly intereatingnarrativeof Gee, Luther , •
a seit hought slave, whose head an tall o f
white blossoms as his ebony faciewee of wrinkles.
! items stolen from North',Giiines, in Africa, in
1800, ' and token to a plantation near Charleston,-
1 - Booth Carolina . ' The story' 'of , las. capture. in
sight of !hiS, • mother's tent, hie provions train.,
leg to bask “one of- the Kirig's men," the long
night's rowing to. find.t the slaver in the liffing,his'..
terror in believing that ho waste,. be eaten, the ',,
:Six inenth'e voyage in "tho middle passage,"and
his sini 6 life 11 1'Ainetlea, held the audience spell • ! \
\betted se no mere thetOrie could hold it.' , De-
rtvig the-war of 1812, he enlisted 'in the-army, ~,,
fa ght, through the entire campaign and entitled '''.
himself to his freedom under ; Jackson'sl erocW•
:mailtiti, To prevent, his emancipation his master 4
84, ! rudilim oft" 'fleerge biught, himself Mat
eres, ut by some such - misfortune as th e fail•• !, .
tire \of . master, came to he a*.ahl man without -
the creihd hope of freedonv. ,-. lint ho determined - 1
JO be s iMi ,it but, for thelsit --‘6re..Minutea of- his ` ! .
life.' '(Applause.)
. Finally litigot, "lawyer's ps-
vers" *an-n*ld - by' the , aid ,tif *late friends, . •
reisedsBBo,and tottered nut of tliProbate Court '
_shouting ' , ,t.Geelys •cilem Ms 'feel,' ' is hands, hit
soul!" (13,i,c44:4pp.1au5e.) - , • ..• ' . ' ' a .
\
- ' Mr. Kilter; editor .of the .Westo Christian '
Adveatite and Journal, catisoll„.ntilik. a' riense-
tion by hie first Appoarannii in a! Meeting of -
this character. olle‘made to strong' linkd argu-•`. ,
~
.meat on the Bible •guliation, re:pressing his' set-
tled. conviotion that the Bible vies the el 'treat 4;,.
entielavery doeimerit. :i , t
kikiiNci.SEssiox.- 7 TliMustonialting ' thing in • '
loat night ' s - meeting ' 'wee \ the unprecedent 0 ..,
throng that pressed for admittance into the buil
ing for an hour and a half after the Dail bad been
tilled, 'and, the, walls nearthe - mu
! were hung -..
With people ini_',larlders,that h . so mehow been
procured for,thilnow t 1.90.. . '.v., • .
..
liaruirianitacciers.—The folle*ng is • com
parative statement .of tho March earnings of the
great railroad, lines, betwecn.tlie Ezist and the
• ma. I gs 4 ;
New York end Erie ,r 471,490 _64711310 ,5104,817
New York end Coritral-... 314, ell 440,827 , Y=kl
Pennsylvealseentrel-.... SW, rele.;&lß 115,229
Baltimore era 0b10....—,. 270\7 5 3 - ;1514±7k1 1.15,748 •
il:fak Ali 09,130
Madame Z.salawszkyoi etster of Kossuth.: ap
plied lately tollie Judge of itielfeir York Com
mon Pleas for the care and Cilstody .. of her little
boy, - the child being • detained 1p Its father.
&nee Z. keeps a store h proadway; supporting
her family bk . .her own exedietk&\ The husband
was7inuelf affected, and gavei'mp tlio child to the
mother. Thd'cause of the &tribally, is said to
grow out of a reverse of
Sax Pas:rase% by the Wit accennts\is crowd
:ed with idlers, and the whole St&te waa experi
erailng tho effect of "hard times.' Wagers era •
remarkably : low, men being hired Troni!` '2O to
$5O a mirth, boarding thennielvea at that.
• ,
CoLosizierios.--Charles Henderson, Karp of
.
has einangipattai. twee - t w o \ of
hie shires to go ' to Liberia croderthe.dirktion of
the-. Kentucky Colonization t3betieti, , in the, Mait,
expediiion from Oda Stet - 6 - 'll6'km arsoNpur
.cluesed theinisbaturar °fhb motion Servants
at. the price of. $t 000 - garciblhem a fO.
outfit, and to the Kentucky Coloolsation!'Hoeiety
$ 5 OO. , ^• -
- THE, FOREST . WINE.
TILLS excellent MediderWiiin end the' Fox
•rni, nu cut utheaenu sc.xleu and brn..l%
d favorite medicine the nett, and known es a
of re=the Unroof, . . r ,
M itr ' einatisereffr , firto7: ' ,ldfot 'r, t/P l' reeVr,%ipfeZ ;
Blotches end toilteeelthy, flier oillse,Bl,:in, Jaundice,
Acereand Ryer, MU Moen", ,Cl , werpelos, Clint-
• . Anal .facident to '•Ftwolot,Zengnishisp • •
. . • \ . Mama Night Swat,. 'Arrests
orders,. Genera/ 1111Palth watt
ptteed eats altar •
\ lint a abort, time hu cis peed atom these 'greet and coed
medielneshave Ime mido known to tho‘publlnyet thorn.
*OW ham experienced their litod , offeet•/...Ud!=
m .
over by their physicians as incurable,, liflg t hnen
to undane, vigorone health by; their Than mod
duos are unlike any other. Their two.fold roped'. a
directly on thaw - organs of the stomsekliversud kidney I
the
secrete the holds, and mparete.the leraruities fro
;• the blood.. This Wine and Pills never, ereskeh, ,but ate
strength and animation to both body ..4 mfgail the
lltFigeTrtd an ' r=it i r. Ti l ud h ume n ten4 cl2 riviegd
•tri;terVl t a h oor r ti i irtrt i tliVgi h n e ta l ei n letpard ' io l Thi\ world
.h ?1;t1. 1. A. ilTdirtrYlceld " tysiCtin, hit letter
hum Princeton, New Jimmy, dated November, inlet?, de ,
darns that in t o his esparlauce had . never seen nnY-
Ahlrurto compete with the -Forest WWI and.rells. stlhe
jeem d reht=e i nnedeaseefrconitftutfons i l=„
:rat then - Ansceintbe ons grui h tni ofa i llerad , Faculty
Of !few Tort whohaverirted !the inebleselt.
PorestiWhe miremintat hinm,rmrs....Pl.l.
wilVbe nem thymuses of,UmNeelithesteeLDr:ll.. T. ' , Goal
martair. L. 'Cheeses.. Dr. Chilhm, Brow., hr.: 1
eluty Dr.. J. a. m ontr i ttl , u o - 04 •'' •
" .s Q.NY
•ofi r. Johnsonßurke, nbitildy.respe . etable AILIAM Of
"Aril Vase, New York, • •
DB.'erk. IF: HAL agr-,Desr • Ain esteemthe Pored
Wine as the King of Medicines.. It hes dons forme in Ave
w,eke whit, three physicians faded to do heal many years. , •
In ISIS l'beeame the data, ofd.he Heart Manse and ?fere- \
aux Affections whkir bare been growing oh me ever MAAS,
until Iprocumd your Forget Wineand Pillnaltholuch I sad
ateeSett eemaYjhundreadollars . for medical attende:los—
Durittg the Wt. two yam! was obliged Whoop sir houses
'ninny an the time,' and tem
Army to healtb./,l,had het nearly :sit bones of recovegl,
my complaint wine& that ease under Widen "end..
and Ilia hommes sh.urtitern.^.• doting your/meet Wins ad-
werdsed I concluded to give it a trt.i...ad be!... 1 . 4 • 14 . 1 !
. the third bottle I. fel! like a ellffertml pima, and was ebb,
to resin...badness nein, entirely mead .7. 1 . 11 .1 m.
, boteu. " Foe. the beach:of those afflicted' with 'hailer
consphdets you Pro moat iiberty to_oddiehtdds.
• :Yount, 0 0115 1 0110 s Waferly Place, h. T•
•
:gonfiC . lotion, Warring of the
Meryl person. are aftlicteUritki some *ml,4 the. above
compaints Without Mine • ' to tracelt3e, any portiere- .
,ear cane, and therefore delay the un, otthe •nroper
dy nntll the disease lame. eonstitutleold: These dle
onieresn, often eharacteritedty a of sinkins. ores
tire exhscurtion after exerrelee. , ASome e imre sinnaleh- ,
new laaeltude and at them pakeneesrer .limirinst of the ;
countenenee; palpitation of tho linert . ,;Onlike symptom. \
The excellent tercets which beveneTrt =ov..l the urn
f the Forced Wino and Pine,' is every species of debilitY.'
is coodualvocridenee elite happy every
in. this dem of
-o.llnorders.. MAW' hay° reverted tenth.* medicine., na an
`Oatnantnet,
and been ePadlly estrainittorr -.nervous disor
ders and nobility, the -Wine and Miser tease wording
iii thedlreatithe on thelabel,' • ' •
dytT .Autz
iize 'ben sad lokellnem accomankl.the hisbeet iv
a of heri thlwhkh undo lerairistty.folknes the Far!
heal= What paints can compare with tha,crizzoo,l
- bhp! casting its brilliant tennito hu e . 'lltrong the
t chains are one
ten at
"ttluVrilfolfh=ift'llbrtie4,
rapt! her of
lot in. ruppir.thaleleceat-an aN
The c oa * so i.ith me= l ,V, l o l .a g grar,V,9%.;..i.. t •
the Minutest-fibres that ._Terse toward _the FY*. •
skin, csoshun,..ll unhealthy plmn end him... tonna)?
Peer. Intranntut a vivid, roey tog, skin, and DA
tent exproMicer to the eyes, ' • • •
_
s'lLld L 4 I6IS'VBIC DEAVTY''.
• •
r.i«.riobATC. 1'61; fill7.lr7iaTiy 6s . t U..
.dmahu. ,,t atir , v 2 g . rolgtojih.tAt.vm
y.te.
alNng In
-• Ilm(YonzanlYTtb, I 9. %.
6.- Astor, from - her }oat% had)
treg u eolgolt. trohtky=a ` rittt i to h4e utiL n". l.
ago one she Amen to - eat much wimp.
es Ka months
yeesiousto otatmonchie,wltte your medicines tam had. hot
,peen able to get oat driblet house. Iter renntrosnos was
Meetly moseta ellowanditeld . 2.„ . 210, face and molt
we. covered 1111. b rtes eery much,
sunken, and boo cons herrie
afaoon rigTlni or, .be Imre cony
"u"lllryeealt ,hf"tre="Y"Ll'lLErnti
?Mangle the dtrectlons... hlergradwelly . lnereemod se she
Nimrod ny tho ttie of them. Ifir ant sitnye of wooo7-
Iraa.an'illicamalauly gond anytetyy WSW finally
herbal.e,
• MOW ®Roth. and hoe emote May., f or mutt sett
• together.. Hew Is now dame andrehrorozwi and yrceonts
'the tint Wm./Pyle or health I ever wino e&
• Lk , lw JOHN' B:itti.SWEI,L.
Di: Halsey's. Clum-CestakFarast Pals;
Ilannlecturedon bled Sum, tivinchnel with. Pored Wheat*
whlch_tt lith./epprtant altnn They are mated with
I h nzr ad i tz t e i g n an ro rtant lgentlon, - for t z it hg , h ri t r t
byto 'Government. tt ;the &Val rt _ . •
un'lltherilrceint 'lab and annwOoated.Toreat Pills,
'melte In accomellstitnetbe same most toad. PURI
ICATION OF TIMBLOOD rHil RANOtATIONAND
RESTOILITIOY OM, THE S t tXtell AND 'BOWELS.
' The Ilk yrlnolyle Of monis bkiod. no mono* &rottener
organs of tho stamsolich eammythe blood,olentiod of
morbkt matter seed to twe_ ihritiloce • hrthe nnn
of the Streit Pills, y lic c n__Moodrnlehe t.O nen! In the
1.: 1, 4 2 L1 1,.. 1 . L .f .t .bg gr a . zajr 4 1 4 %
. dttos'Altqlni
. ett 4rn hts
Is the yelpsiols fotiinrodtheeeTm es,
and b 4,
eath , same tdewn Go tt e witil per
meth, - orris tics for 01. thurd TowelPUM,
rents per Imo. Uormal.fleysitoet.noyeei
Hodson. New Tork. , •
cord wholesale and • Wall try',-OUllb:lllff ,:d war„ ,
corpora? Wood street and , Vheeln, -Ittlot. and
by JAMB T . SAMPLE; north-west man
and thaDiamond. Allogbeny.• .. \\ .r • 1.144,4k10 . 31:1 2 :
.
illnaesata'Polttt.Femile:
•
- • : ;.E.1.774,17NLY4.
D., hi n d
Prio4pol
"I•Millrn BtatiOnof 161 a
, hontlmirfirlit totaMonce on the
Thehtireli*
The ..ebermYor lob In Enellah
and Dfle? . ...v a lloantLlr moor 'nf, I t Weer
I !! ''''hei . yam telirliew - 3143we0t litiMsburgh
to John 1:t Amli,./1.
went
and Vnilte, met,
' and thei%agy of thrEntemmal Chuse.te.: • •
, /Llttannlng. alerUea/Mt. — eletatilvtlaertyltreg. ' -
Man FOR SALIi o 6 d. TO
P, a:mitt:Vs i gtViirtAi ni'tattat 4 ;P.
;
t =t ra , thle x at:l r
.121rAmti.k. 4m
lamb eblear Oake Chet:nth-6ndWallutt-,• peak , •
Ken at sytodentstnktylad on •
44,14.ant8n8 Ater IA lam 6th on, flttstntin,