tr. r. annan --D. L. arroa....lL azona anent. narrr
ft D 1.1:1
EDlroßB'.a ad PR OPRINTORS
'1.1.278333 - c - meux3i ---
140N11All 61011N11141,- 21, '1869
nu TONNAGII TAX.—The conditioti4oti
which Mr. Bebell's bill proposesepeal the
l'onnage'Tax; Wee 110 ddtibte Inten a as a step
cr
in-the right direction , bit...falls far short of
remedying: the di ffi culty really c plained of.
It preposes to enforce a .rednatio on present
rates of five mills per ton per mil , on all local
freight carried betweeti Pitteburc i h and Phila
delphia, but Iniees the company ' lee to mute
,:the tame reduction on all :freight lohittincd be
yond the lino of.the road, and thus leaves us,
:. relatively, jolt where viewers.
-. 'l4ltat oar people complain of is not the rate
charged on any article) carried, but the dis
crimination between one customer anti another.
• Onr merchants are perfectly willing to pay
. present rates, if all others beyond its pay in the
same propprtion, according to the distance
frdlght is carried. They ask Simply ,to be
treated as equals with other shippero; no matter
whit the rates may be. No reduction In rates
, . .
__.
can ibeneftt them so long as any diocrimination
is - Made in Ivor of their competitoit.
throur ins( ea: thiPennsylvenia road Ii taking
gh fr ight from Chicago to Nevi York, all
the way all, a! (soy) 65 cent ! per hundred;
t i ,.
'while on o same kind of freight she is charging
cur merchants (say) 41 cents fronaPiUsburgh
to.Newitork. Thla is a direct discriminatha
in favor of the Chicago shiplitrr of (at least) 10
cents, per hundred. Now, under Mr. Schell's
bill, the reduction would be equivalent to :3 ~..,,,,,
I
, a hundred, which would reduce the rate from
heitiliB7 cents; but a similar reduction could
(and In all probability would) be made from Chi-
Icage, and . the' rate from there would come down
M . 47, leaving the discrimination in favor of
._
phicsgojust as it is now.. Practically, it makes
tio difference to us what the rate i ts, no that all
thers areeharged upon the same basis.
If Mr. Schell desires 'to couple a condition
with his proposed repeal of the tonnage tax,
which would remedy the loud complaints made
here and all along the line, he can had it in the
hill which was Introduced, into the , Senate last
year by lifr. Gazxam, al the instance Of the Pitts
,burgh Board of Trade, and which contains pro-.
Xbdons prohibiting discrimination in.ihe impost.
.tion of freight charges. That bill ought to be
come a law, whether the tonnage tax be repealed
or not; but if it is to le repeiled upoti-condi
thus, the conditions should be such as to meet
the public wants.
Gov. PACIIIMIL `lLlfilltrOdnOta to the Editorial
ourention Lately held at Harrisburg as an old
• to!. Hamad: - •
, .
nNearl7.fhrty years ago I entered a printing
office, when / waa a enroll boy. I went through
all the grades, from the lowest printer's appren
. lice to that of the conductor of aPtiblicjournal,
and . I ,pnblished a paper for some fifteen or
:-.- twenty. I certainly did not distinguieh myself
4auediter, aa my friend on my left has done
tkough I believe be never was "a practical
printer.
tarLuter
The Prericknt—l never had that honor, and I
m very lorry that I had not. .
Governor Packer—Brother Editors: Itia the
ghest honor that has ever been conferred epon
e, and I look back to it with pleasure." [
This is more fu u dge. —There is no mere honor
i being a printer or a printer's boy than in be
.
g a Carpenter or a worker in any other trade.
• a who know their. true position put but
light:ultimate upon such attempla at paying ,
em a compliment; and if their' intelligence was!
pot underestimated the attempt- would not be
TYROAC AND CLZAIIITZLD ROAD.—The Penn
leania road proposes to finish that portion of
• e Tyrone & Clearfield road lying between Ty
ne and Phillipsburg, a distance of 23 miles,
n.otftsrms acceptable to both. The proposition
ntsmplates that the Pennsylvania Central
• •mpany is to fiintish $200,000 in stock and
a rails, put the rails down, erect water-tanks
•.d other conveniences, arnish •the running
ock for the road, and take a mortgage for the
..ye sum, payable in tVrerity Oars, with inte
rest. -The ties are to be delivered by the Ty
rone & Clearfield Company at convenient points
along the line. The Clearfield Rojo-man ex
rea see a belief that the propoaition wilt ho ac
cepted, and that the road
_will be finished this
It will traverse a rich iron and Itlm
b r region, and give access to a section of cone
e now altOost isolated.
RAII.BO/0) LAW.—The Supremo Cciurt has
'fled Lhe decision of Judge Buffington in the
,ont Sarah Kilgore vs. the Penneyleanig
coed Co. The facts arc sufficiently recited in
i
t e opinion, which wesubjoin:
' "The company , ae public transporters, took the
p kalif and her three children aboard of their
at Pittsburgh, under a contract to Oct them
;do n safely at Greensburg. That it was their
'du y to stoplong enough to let these passenger'
off at the point of destination is not denied, and
that they failed in performing this duty is es
tablished by the rtrdict." The Court is com
plained of for putting it to the jury to say
whether the atop was sufficiently long to permit
the plaintiff and her children, "lojether semi ea I
the other passengers, to leave the, cars with reason.
able convenience aad safety." . The , expression,
"elf the other parsengera," is lobe understood as
the jury doubtless understood it, ae referring to
those who were to alight at Greensburg, and so
lin i
ted, it was the 'very form the question ought
to are attertmed. For she was to get off in the
mi tof all others who were to get off at that
place, and no consideration of hercase could be
re
1
that would lose sight of this fact.
. It is an established fact, then, that the com
ps y did not give her, in the actual circam
ate eta la which she was placed, reasonable time
to sire the cars in safety . But they are not
sea onsiblrfor this wrong, it is argued, because
in the eh was guilty of - an act of imprudence in lest,
=natter they bad renamed motion; and
As ell's Case, 11 11., 197, is relied on.
..If the trainhad not atopped at all at Greens
burg, and she had jumped off, in spite of re
monstrance, whilst it was sweeping past that
'paid, thee would bare been a parallelism be
twiit her case and Aspeirs; but, as the facts
war., there is none. A sickly woman, with
th . young children in charge, is informed by
the • .raductor that she has arrived at her desti
net , n; the cars are stopped to permit her to
alig.t, and whilst engaged in getting her chit.
dn. off, they dart again, and she springs for
the .latforni on which one of her children has
f is . prosti:ate. Where is her negligence or
sae. nen in ail this'
f you did not - meaa site should attempt to
get •1f there, you should not base stopped and
in d her to try; if you involved her in the
tette •• pt, and yet denied her time to accomplish
or effort/ are not to be imputed to her Deg
oe, and her case likened Aspen's. That
two • dbe grievous injantice.
That it is wrong for a party. to, attempt to
1. e care whilst they are in motion, aan ab
et truth that counsel complain of the cart
for not misapplying here.
"It is one thing to define a principle
and a very different matter to apply it
The tights and duties of parties grow out - Of the
circumstances in which they are placed. II was
an natural- for this woman to lease the care en
she did in her circumstances, as it was rash for
Aspen to• leap from them in his circumstances.
kbe as unreasonable to impute negligence
:toutlt would have been to have held the
company responsible to him.
tThe cause seems to have been well ruled at
points, and the judgMent meet be affirmed."
Tin Psa.flastn.a.—The Wheeling (Va.) In.
Mimed'', referring to the remarks of Mr. Veech
ore the Historical Society in this oily, on the
anhandle of Virginia, !aye t
..
1 1 ..We have always thought that this strip of
i lrginla soli, running up north between -Ohio
And Touts)'veal:, ought to be Included in the
beandarice of the latter. The natural boundary '
o Penntrylvania, on the west from where it
at ea that stream, eouthward, is the Ohio
ri .' •On the south it is that direct line from
6 Delaware west, running on- through to the
0 o .
river. Th is is the way the line should --
ha been run when the boundaries between the
8 weis d i ed.. This would have given Wheel.
ins Pennsylvania-a freeStato..-and she would
now hart been as -far ahead of her preemie eel(
as a• h to-day ahead ,- in point of energy and ,
weal b, 6f.the old dilapidated cities on the mist- 1
era e otn;tluc eve suffered still more than we '
the aralytieg noes of the policy of the
Btai • Wheeling ahe Icy I • Just think or 11,•
citizens, rnechaince,c seu Brims hearte, strong
.musele and honest parposee—tnerehattb,tunti
facturets. owners 0 f - Property—thick of , bow
much it would enhance your.inteogivo cho Due
could to-morrow be run 'renee.te he Ohio on
our south and Wheelingh,tranifereed to bum.
_ .
Titti ittxxore! Dectilait demo
ends in nlinoisAied eiticheine for eleratfog . .
ex-
Governor hbittesoni this : time= of the Legis
tature, to the U. place of Governor
TruMbrill, whittle term expires two years hence.
The facts which have transpired in the investi
gationTinto the — f4d practised upon the State,
as dgveloped below, will probably prevent the
mucosa of the scheme. We extract from the
correspondence of the Chicago Prato
"It is in proof that the canal checks, so fre
enently referred to 'in the examination,:'were
issued in May and Augusn of 1839. '
that they
were paid at the Chicago Branch of the State
Bank; that those of the denominations of $5O
and $lOO were not cancelled but were put aside
and counted as cash; that when they accumu
lated in large sums at the Bank, they were de
livered to come authorized officer of the Canal
Board, who drew one large check for the amount
surrendered; that the checks were--minus $315
—all paid and conveyed to the canaleffice; that,
by order of the Board, they were there accu
rately counted by Gen. Fry anti hir. Manning,
and an inventory of them was taken and pre
served; that they were securely packed .in a
stout wooden box, which watt nailed up, envel
oped with tape, arid sealed with wax and the
official seal of the rem* that the box was sent
back to the Bank as a special deposit; that it
remained in the keeping of the Bank until sent
for by CoL Oakley, Canal Trustee, in 1848 or
1819; that it was conveyed to the canal office,
then in Chicago;_that it remained there until
1853, when Josiah Mcßoberts was appointed
State Trustee by Goy. Matteson; that, by the
order of the Governor, all the indebtedness in
the office was packed for transmission to the
State Department; that at the time this pack
ing was done by Mcßoberts and Reimer, the box
spoken of was there with- its seals unbroken;
that it was opened, and its contents, arteaneelled,
were, with other evidencesof indebtedness, re
packed in a trunk and a shoo-box. that these
Were sealed and marked to the address of "Joel
A. Matteson;Springfield," aridly Mcßoberts dim
self were delivered to said Matteson, at La Salle, in
Sprit, 1863 ; that in January, 1857, Matteson
being then in office. $lB,OOO of these. checks
were funded in hie office by his clerk ; (the Gov
, ernor is ex-officio Fund Commissioner), that on
the 27th of February and 18th of March there
after enough additional checks to swell the total
amount to $107,000 were fronded for Matteson
by the Bayne clerk, then retained by Gov. Bis
sell, who had Meantime been inaugurated; that
bonds for the various sums presented were is
sued in the names of certain unknown and
onythibal personages, though when issued were
delivered to Gov. Matteson himself; that $96,-
000 of the bonds are in the hands of the Auditor
as security for the issues of the State Bank of
Illinois at Shawneetown, owned by Matteson.
It is also in, proof that no other 90 day checks
have been presented and funded; that no others
are known by any of the witnesses to have been
in circulation; that an agent of the State em
ployed in 1848 to hunt oat and buy up State in
debtedness had never Been one Mace 1810; that
among the checks funded ate thirty having spe
cial endorsemente to W. 11. Brown, cashier, on
the backs, which have not been re-endorsed by
him ; that there are 105 others properly signed
but untrimmed and unfilled with the name of
the payee. And it is farther proved that the
whole amount of bonds and money—principal
and interest--obtained from the State by this
transaction . is not far from $223,000."
Tan Honssrsan But..—The following are
the yeas and nays in the Senate on the motion
to postpone the Homestead Bill, which was
equivalent to killing it. The vote being a tie,
the Vice, President voted in the affirmative :
Tess—Messrs...-Allen, Bates, Bayard, Benja
min, Bigler, Brown, Clay, Clingman, Davis,
•Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Green, Gwin, Hammond,
Hunter, Iverson, Johnson (Ark.), Kennedy,
Lane, Mallory, Mason Pearce, Re" ebastian,
Slidell, Toombs, Wad end Take 2S.
- Nays—Messrs. Bell, Bright, Bro crick, Chan
dler, Clark, Collamer, Dmon, Dotal tle,'Douglas.
Durkee, Feesenden, Foote, Foster, Hale, Ham
lin, Harlan, IlonetonT Johnson ( eon.), King,
Pugh, Rico, Seward, Simmons, S jai, Stuart,
Trumbull, Wade and Wilson-28.
—All are democrats who voted in e affirma
,
tive.
,
Messrs. Itrewn, Hunter, Lane, Ilaoiroond and
Breckenridge are all candidates for nomination
at Charleston. If either succeeds, his vote
against thelHomestead bill will be remembered,
'ezu.st' Cows. , --- -
'led a
IF
Famsv's Cotourrea.—Much indignatiopt was
expressed en Saturday at the unfairness! with
whiettMr. Farley constituted the Anti-T x Ex
/
ecutive Committee. It 13 made up almo t ex
clusively of active democrats , end the rem index
are only noMinally cleared with the eppoeition.
When the eon mittee was authorized it was Imp
roved that it!would be constituted with coma
regard to the yon -partisan character of the con
vention; but insteiaif lust, it has been made
ultra-partisan in its character, and plainly re
vests ttJ destigh to turn the movement to the
special benefit , end behoof of locofecoisto. The
people will not submit to this political chica
nery, and Mr. Thomas Farley will find that in
his eagerness he has entirely overshot the mark.
JAMES MAR 411.41.1..
tralia.: HENRY &IraCARY.
.. .
DISSOLUTION OF PAICFNF,RSILIP.
_LI real... ter i tusrahle hsreteror r e aright, ewer the
- - --- 1 earr.a af ow AMMON AMU .1.1. ER was dissolved
CITY ACCOCNTS.—Tho City Accounts for the Lbr imams! conarnt ,n, Meratuhrr 1714 lam. The ounce of
year 183 A appear on the outside of to-day's Vi:, ' , " ;„ E „ l r ': l , E ;, 4 , th ,"`"" th '''' . "'"' *"' "`"' n " b ""
, term, at Cherry allay. a her doors
paperp bolo. be, hauler am, IL P. MUELLER.
Pittsburgh, Feb. CM, ISIS -ro2l:Sel/bllet
, ....,. .
TUE la ANDLEER'S Nit/ROM—A Rad Specula
' CO -PA RTNENSIIIP NOTICN--I have this
,mm..—We heard some days ago, from a source Lay d men taw s'i th ter , Mt. E. U. EnRELE m ths
entirely reliable, says the ftsranualt RepuAlirt . 4.„.,T,L i. :1 1 1...T...!:"*Z..2:: r.ldthitt Trots, n od Mr hose..
beal..i.lztlatt..rame
w. et J.
u. L. CA
tb tp, 2LY.
.Ao,
that s lot ofrAfricaos, supposed to be porticualaireos:t • CO. " j; c ' ea l
of the Wanderer's cargo, had recently been of- 144' Veal t. ' , ea.' ae.. toe •etuemeot of .It Me.rthl
fared for sale boils in Charleston and Graham- 14 e's...„ J. L. CARMA , III2IN,
rills. The price asked was $250, and yet the
LlE,lselsar
owners were unable to find purchasers at that
.. , :tir1„ W : e‘ ,. 1 :.511. P,:', 0. .„,,.. 1.'.11 T 1: i ., : n m . 1. 1 1: L d i a ,,Y,,, • = 1 ,,V:;;; 1 .
low rate. The difficulty in the minds of planters t i r .„,, ,',„,1 -
..,11;1 5 ,„ ' „co. The Ply% of the arm her...tea
Sat/MA ye he two-fold, to wit: the uncertainty of am to-. 1.1 o 1 • louvre. REA • YOILATTII,
title and of life. No man will voluntarily pin , .
chase a lawsuit if he knows It, and in this CAS!,
under the law, he makes himself both a defend.
out in a civil action and an offender on the crim
inal side of tile coon.. Thee° negroes, tot. it is
said, arrived in a diseased condition, many of
them having Itch and other diseases contracted
in their passage, while they are peculiarly sub
ject to pneumonia awl other Winter diseased
common in our climate. From these and other
reasons we have no no doubt that the experi
ment probed anything but profitable to the on.
_dertakers, and we trust the credat may induce
the parties to abandon altogether a traffic that
ie opposed both to inblic sentiment and the Itself
(if the land.
' Per Contra.—The Savannah Nees of the 10th '
df February say. - The Republican of yesterday
has an article, the object of which would seem
tb bo to depress the price of negroes. The ed
:!or says he is informed that purchases cannot,
e - obtained for the Wanderer Africans at the
low price of $230 at which they are offered, and
that planters are not only deterred from pun- .
chasingthem by the fear of inoorr , og civil and
criminal prosecution in the courts; but by the, ,
fact that the [regrets are diseased, Mad "paculi..l
crly subject to pneumonia and other winter dis
eases common to our climate." The editor says
he has his irformation from a source entirely
reliable: Weary equally reliably informed that
this statement I ts incorrect; and we are further
authorized by et responsible party to say that he
will paw $4lO apiece for every negro brought to
Ore cohutry by the Wanderer which the Repub.
tican',, informant will produce in Savannah, he,
the purchaser assuming the responaibility of
all prosecutions that may be brought against
him.
- - -
PEON KANPAL —Lawrence, K. r., Feb. 11,
B.o.—The bill fora Constitutional Convention
cot to Goy. Medary tou clays ago. It was sent
book day before yesterday.* beteg informal, the
.roperseignaturetkol officers of both Bowes not
boing abpended td , it. it was properly signed
Mid sent back, but not, of course, until during
the third day from the ',close of the session,
when he can pocket it. lI says ho will sign it,
and that it was all a mistake; but treachery is
suspected, and somo of the members of the
Coutiell are suspected, together with one or two
members of the House.
Tho-bill aboliehing slaveryxas sent to him on
the fourth night before the close of the session,
bat be said, during the eneuing day, that be
had never seen it. Treachery is auspeoted bore
also, but as to-day is the last of the *maiden it
will noon be known.,
Deputy Marshal ituseell arrived in La*Tette°
With an armed band of thirty men and four
heavilY ironed prisoners. The prisonert were
speedily transferred to the officers of this coun.
ty, or they would have been rescued. The pro
cess of law had never been served on ithem.
Tey gore prisoners of war, and it dote not
an appear that they were concerned n the
recent warfare In that section . The bone were
taken front them and they were conducted to
the Johnson House and courteously treated,
being detained merely to ate if there was any
thing agaturst there.
Shortly after they got to Lawrence, Itureeß
cocccaled bimeelf. He has been arreatedout he
il,uader bidictment for robbery and ,murder.
Ilia posse were disarmed by the crowd, In. they
keep very
1j Demist:ens Cocarrarelas.—W o hear of say-
I erg, very dangerous counterfeits, which have
I been lately - put in circulation. of them is
s $2O note on the Bank of Lotil vine, , pa able
at the bank-here, which is ode • ted to de eive.
A number of these notes hare b en received by
our banked - a - mons remittances. 'Amalie is a
$5 note an the eame bank, payab eat Pad .
a r
But by far t.lie most dangerous : is a$G t oto
graph eagle- Northweeterre•Aank of VirOnta;
'Another
Ileine of the bankers refese - to repave any notes,
Of that bank of that denomination, ~ and . the i
public had lager do the samc—LottirmuJ:ear. 1
.--,;;,..,5i:„.;
-- - w
_ _
. .
. --________.;______------
Ir.w4 ' .l4ll7l.""bbiluar- ..Loto-indienioinnefitis.;: ' -- Li - -::!•.:' -- .1
N.T.AOTOMATIC., 18i9i' Baltimore and Ohio iiiiireed C041q.50 "
:',, .. -_ !-_---.,- !
fettlicelliut,o,4l3. .- -- 1 ..- , r Zak. . ! ' si.otices.
Jr : . .ratro4., tali assiedinsky *stir* Ind i.e.---::,..i......., ; ;-;.. • --- - - - -
reading thenames of the Anti-Twx-Ezeowtivs Com, l' - UN ril KEI RAM E
... mug • ..,,,,,,,,,.., .z. q ,,..,.. i s 'VIE BALTIMORE .E , W e.,,,....4..... ewm....,---...,:.- ; ROLLING. 3 SITE. —We 01Ter for I fl.,'
..'"-.-' . 2 . o:Eculs liien's Library Association
mitten the itoverend Thomas Farley has appointed. tI PLY TRAPS. .
" :
, W , ...._.....7,k1.4.,_ the ti ' : d y,'" i " . .. b7° l '''''''"' '''''''',. n .,- -Y t.r - ust.-4 , 11,13n.11: vANDENtIOPP. Salk of . New
Last fall, many alanderous Republicans losiouated I Uo by clock work ; Manta top
ww-rr 1i1r01d.214•61, somitung. Iron "cies of Jones. Lanth,et ' Tort, xrdt -i re , 0 ,„„. or . f . o .,, rta i. e . n t s her on , th,,
that Mr. Farley had been go ao many different sides
' l'l'L
'in
"kb
bl""111.4." 11.'"ik'''
ft
" h"r
ir
' !!!-!.° °°! ' ll ` rl ; LlLlll V!'! ,lll°, .o lD rcos C° lvo ll e r ed ANY tor , varc M0rvb. 06 ....1i" , ' M- to ttot ' l u o tn' , , ,. ' 3l ' ift,= ' ? 'ir Vaslory 'r' .. Too n n ' arY 'R :i bl / 4 'jo 'l k-' 1 ; "" cv ' ds '''' '. : ke Y' sT; 4l !iy -. . ' at .:1 1 ! / ' ' ' S, ' llli ' ;: U : t b .PALI,',"Ot7 i
or th tai detrains, and all other questions. this Ito ! ur n ' s " ''`' l, o4 , aad il" them ''' n " . L ''''' 4 ii i .° ''''.
. 1 ,.. i.d 7 ., ip .. Th .,. a y, p..... 1 3. er po.... thsOugh Ni b of lading to and from
oratlarit'S b. n a''aa.' DA V stet l'it •I. t \ L'f•r- iNG 4, 1'....4 2.lth and sth InsA
won! 't do to tie to, and when his name was offered ! nil ne actplial to the trade on 'Bend Terms by ' . Pittsburgh Nifil''''":"".'' ' ''''rto''
, fOr es, bd•tc '' a' c . .
ae Ch inner; a the recent Anti-Tax Meeting, those ; S. W. 8311T11., Patentor.,
laroin, an era:kilt barber for Woo, etc.
5 ,.., m . 0...., N .. ~..,h . Bates guaranterdto tie equally favorable with those of !!” o the rn.v. g ,
same Tenderer. said that ho would not lot the op- fol s llewdkw
'2. .' n ..:Tr en , v t...i: h Stutt=-olense. I'
porter ry' slip for wreaking his etroonanco on the ; l'estlval for the kulrutaxy, For Information eato rates, facilities, co-, .4 , , afildicta a..
,
former W....1,.,1 n 4.1 .reete. ; ..,:
~, [. " -; ' ' ".... I.• ir Beef fallen tOixidiftnelice at 73.i.'
people ho refused to place him in the ComMieSiuti. .
T"E ANNUAL FESTIVAL kOR Till; Con may Ile made by latter or in person to either or toe r--- 1 ;led
__. - .. . ~. ~o . ;-1-, bod et the Nicole mad Beek &mew,
en' otli a You will notice his reverence not only in ! h . • if h., fdd f astuaatrto.ageotor
1)# LAST' Fdl RN .idlE t 01: SA I.E.—Tho It i o•c..y li-nrs, Isati trs cog,,pitp,„ dal pc. the
that Ire Christian spirit which alway s pertain to } At BOSTON' stows Potter cor . Ptate and Wilehington ate.
a . LIAM., Market street, on the afternoon and crenin a s of u NEW • • • . •
.1... P Steam Engine and Blowing C 5 lir:ultra Innis In nec n
IdftE, C. IT Polar-11,2in Broadway, &b ore the
the elo , but also in obedience to that cantina! neat TUEoDAY. WiaIINEEIDAY illel THURSDAY.
the Allentown Anr brach., Ito c.c.s. ' Il breve t
r
Iran 11 ' '
principl a the democracy that the majority shall
_, T , h 't,"^, 'Pt./Tat'''. °Ca haa..P" a . l . k 4 7" . „,_' - aal. 7 rail ae- a Pillf-IDELPIIIA,OIIbo on a Coulon. ~ ,, ,,, r Broad T iaa a ' a al'ii.".. In Ka.' "'ha ., aial,'''" r '''''' ''''''''''' • I 5,,, s '.•
n .... h .. p 1..... majority - no, than, not „...,_. tat in tuts court to aside this yet. Matonsson In a. time of I n consequence o r an emerge:merit or tun works rerrinng l lL ' s.-,,,, x , , r,...c, wh .
•
tuoiely, of einefly-no, not one llopnblican--on Lu c h,,, e " h ,, , ,„ 0 ,„ . 0 ~ a Col Kelly, roc grain and Cm -trint eta , Yell 1 ,,,,,,,,,... ;
..., 1.,
„ ,,, •,,.‘4
~,,
~i
~, ,
~,,,.,” , 0 i ., t, ic.ir i tr• int,,,,, c '
his Coal hien: Preacher Farley-honedt Tom Far- toroton of TUESDAT. the 22d MM. i
ontarliwr, at the Offirt. of tb.• a1.1.g5 Toll .14 1 rIC•S; f t.‘l. -j[ ' 11..,1 ,ri :1I E 5•••• Cit hl' Ti - - ---!
~, relDrind •
•• I'llTsollloll, J A Vanahey,ll4 Water street_
~.••• T 55 ASoCIATI•ON
ley-fair om Parley-what an India rubber con- !
. iir t „..,,,,,,,,, ...,...„.. of ~e rc, ,,,,,,,, ~,,,,,,,,,,,„,
.PAN V No. 105, WA Lsiht etre•d. Phriedt Ii Ina. .. ~_.l i i , t r y rh • i , Ix • caret:, te st , ..., • •
ESTATE OF SAMUEL 1)0 Uf; Lt2iSTD E ,
fel; calferd ''''''• r an'''. r r"''''• i 8., r m , . ;-.- re i- :. o•-,; , -.. ...11 e., 4 ''-'3'E‘solos
science m the ponce. How your bones Mittel anhe i
and abinnto nonentity, of Citnibur g h, Allegheny City and i
, , °liver e d by the
for that ow People's Party which you and Ned 1 p. m .. 1 ....).. 0 ,, th . Ir . of•slNrieentto ft lio.agistad lat
. vidath.. ao".I attiii- in'dl,dh - e or ta. Av. 'haat' ht.'. 1_)I OLLI NG MI LL ADD D (1.1 L\A.N I Z- r:".; , it— J. , mi.: , i'"" i Tir in !n" i ''''''' '-:" 1, 4 1'0005e,,,-1,,,,
-, ;I; stro t. ;a : sc.t t s ti • ig u •no •
Campbell Tailed to inangttrate. Ah Toto ' p.Al'll of Collins townnip, deed. have been gratand th tr.° nth. rnred"' „„;',?;',l'. "" ` b ""' - `1;t1;V;;""'": —-It, i s a BORAS 151 It 1.• eLl'—nr- -4.h.0 ' , Tort I:lJit 1 Oa". t'• = • • ate. -fhb fu er
Wth be la d ota in year Collins befirre that day. ! scrincr, to whom an persona having Vienne or dominoes T estil y
i .,.. ' 0 .„,,, r , , r ,,,,,, ....., .. 0 .... 0 , , 1 ....no n It Sheet Iron alanntactor f i; •I•ehog 9: ; Fere, . ~ , r
~ t
or
1. .
At • 1.'141, ~ sr 0.. nil v 131 11,1 a n ts .
I Vora. at! eli o ts 1 r, tori , itt the itororini or 51, It+ t i .or i. , nv n ;
I notice you have opPehlted c!ight la on th e ' narnt laid estate aro requested to make knnera the same .
it. V, SIAM 1
Commits , which every countryman will say was "°°"' &I.
-1...1'h." indebted the to mal e ituom. SELLING OFF In the Ceunty of A [lnched,. l'a ,on the M0hen,...0. 16 ro, r, ;
'.I".II.KINCAD, 1
right. REPTitLICArt.
5 i5,..
--- - - ----
twill of this Inatitntloa wi t n the CITY
cani ng neat Contributions of mor.ey, refreakruenta and et end the Rhaterta Cities. a lar- g e ri c rac front, midi good road to •-a t" '• - .--•-.
. _ tire Pennyltania Rll PAIW CO, or any tan, iron • l'at . tat - T. 6 f Pa...beret *PM,' LI
Anoi Ilene.
and Cherry stn....
for the tablet', may aan- - •a nn “'n acme - -n s LTIIIOR E. J T Ett411411 , 1. Garrote° Station.
Cunt. -Lettere of Adrafttletratlon nu the estate of
; dints payment.
falfirlasrlStdWM. DOUGLAS,
NAT Waal street, Pittsborsb.
-------.IeRW AHRlVAl:Ori s trgciii. - ------ - IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOll more power,
' and tb••Corinclievillem x d I itlsburgh Itailreed-tu• alt niir i
, atm ride to Pittaburgh. There are Cot itteet iron mitre. rand •
one bar Iron mill ; ,ix furnaces-eorre an innprnot air tisht
-i. annealing faner,. Vitae works sx in make fifteen here!tu'usso'"lditr4"nu'bitt-ii°
FP. :TIER a 'Liam. , , , --, ....t,... , a5A...a..... ,Si aft.
~,.0 I bat.
... et. .. , thi •••••••• d. 7 f cr.vt Th r obi - , owl sOOO
I. 1; JUKE
... L. itl.C11••• ...
'I II I.t.Nts.
t• Two .Colu.
FOR CONTEMPLATED INPROVE3IENTS t „,„. „ rnhnni ~,,,, in n
~.r . n,, ,,,. 4 , ,.. , ,i,,,,,,
%Yorke arc in
1-"ee'r..tbec:' ,
; a separate. buildm e . tunembrum land at the mill door.offr r.
I ' I I i ..- .
i log laeilithe by reilrolniti r etuargiont to any perms I. ilo•
I United Staten or Canada %hereto...awn nod a Mtn' acne, 01
, I ground. on pan of eiti. 't Ore e .rl, Arend I, e • 10 0 , , ' r
i being Itandasirre Dunn,. L.. 1.• •n e I .t.!,, .r. .. I'o ,
i aro eight filial min. le girl. or thenr g i... or no ....ei ...., • -
rine quality of .••1, nt 11,•'a 1.,, Co 14 , 0 f rid,. .•.^h,' t• r ..i.
iApribreXt. For parte-nine , rt;-; -; . Its ;-. ; I 1,11 , 15,
jallarlmreod %t I • , :12,1,,. b , lam are.
l if i REGON BRECVEIII FO 11. SA LE-Shunned
1 a.._, on StaYettoonoltivb lb din, one.:. Pltt,trur c li, Ironin ;
, ou Itaid street IBS feet b) Ile, r. of 1•1,1.. In ).••• I order ran I
condition. Poatefeion combo until Corr.edin•ly. S'or ref.
arena, commit Rhode., di Verner, a[ their Pre e• r t to lane:.
burgh,or Ono. iy. Smith, at bra Brewery in P11.L.116.1,1, r , r
Wheeling. Por toms of ado apply 10
fehrluid W3I. M. Ft/LINN. KB Fourth et. EP a..: , ... e..
- 1. 4 1 01 d SALE --
An interest in a 111antitbetur
i: Ing Establishment in'thio vicinity, convenient to mar
ket by railroad and river: Anon it the ottnef o vid'estrotte
of removing from the neighborhood hie Interest will he mold
a grant bargain, and the 101Diritle being eaClnsivelT b.
earth but little capital will borequirwl. To oily one baring
matt capital to iris., the edema LI 3. favorable opportu
oltp. Tortniteany. Apply to LEVI WAVE.
felSrSadla•C No. Sub Liberty carnet.
..._
FOR SALE-17 act.. of Land in Ohio tp .
13 mil. front Allegheny City, 1 mile from the P h W
and Cll R station at Killbock! Apply to ill 0 Ir. ia;NN.
booth farina Ohio ab, ;Si door' eed of the Pr onoird, All;
ebony City. 1.15
"Amine
the verse
wonderfu
were writ
Annie, o
Laurie, a
and wife,
to. Aa 8
year 168'
compoesd
IL is pain
ardent a
Mr. Doug
heroine fo
gueon of C
Itunne."—Mr. Robert Chambers says
• of this song, which are in a style
ly tender and chute for their age,
en by Mr. Douglas of Findland, upon
• e of the four daughters of Sir Robert
st Baronet of Maxwelton, by his see
who was a daughterof Riddle of Mi
r Robert was created a Baronet in the
`it is probable that the verses were
about the end of the 17th century,
ul to record that, notwithstanding the
d chivalrous affection displayed by
as in his poem, be did not obtain the
a wife; she was married to Mr. Fer
raigdarrech.
Smear GIS THE NORTIL— Hon. 41100 D ket
tle, a mem i t mi tr of the House or Representatives,
htut addree a letter to the Rev. 11. W. Bel
lows, of New York, setting forth the suffering
of the settlers in some of the new counties of
this State, !and appealing, through him, to the
people of York far aid. The New York
Tribune pablialtes his letter, and-strongly sec
onds his appeaL Same Mr. Ferris wrote his
first letter tho Legislature of this State hie ap
propriated $15,000 to their relief. But it is
said that sum will come far short of their real
necessitica —Detroit Adv.
A Cnuorc Areastos.—The Rochester Chion,
a Locefoco paper, alluding to a statement that
.-lien. Caell will not retire from the Cabinet Wa
lesa compelled by physical inability," says it
was "scarcely neceeeary to make an announce-
ment of thin tenor; for the whole life of the now
i:i
.
venerable earetary has been one standing il
lustration f his scallion to private life, and that
ho would t retire from any office unless com
pelled by c cumstances which he could not con
trol, or unless templed to do Bo by a prospect of
higher honors."
AN OPINION.—Tbe Louisville Journal nye
that the fact that the name of Franklin Pierce
is euggested as a .probable nominee of the
Charleston Convention is the most !ever° com
ment on Bdebanan's administration that could
be imagined.
Tut Northampton Gazette boasts that, in one
street io that town, within a distance of two
thirds of a mile, there are thirty;five marriage
able girls, of rare beauty and accomplishments.
Rave they all the "spatter 7"
THE London papers state that a great-grand
son of Pena, the wealthy and celebrated foun
der of Pennsylvania, has jut expired at is very
advanced aee,.in the hospital of the benevolent
Colston, at 'Bristol.
DIAD--In Montgomery cutuity, Eenn., at the et... Wooer,
of E. W.l . Zortalngtfin, Esq., on the mottling of the lith inst.,
/Ir. E.DAVEKPORT RUNTINGDON.
An extended: obltnary notice of the deceased could not be
xpected. We knew nothing comparatively of his preeintoi
history. Ho n u lived fur the but tour or nee year. with
Mr. Northlngton, oho took Mtn In his hoop, as a comps.
lon, and where La found • pleasant, comfortable Lome, at
al: times exottriencing thaw attentions which kindness
only to:caved. 1
Ile was partikwlmly guarded (anon when interrogated. i
In attnaking MI himself, his former life, nr tho home of hi.
relations. LIU ago, be never told. It is iinsiarned hewn.
.1 .
sixty or sixty- v• years! old. Rohl be was born', New Tort
City—had bee • merchant litsre,roarty years ago—hut a
brother who a law Oaptaln.
We have 'written thus monk, Mown. he w • stranger
among toi; wasl amiable and kind, and gentlemanly in tits
deportment, and in Um hope that this notice toay meet the
eye of same .n 0 who would be glad to know thm the Wan.
dere, wan proptirly cared for, and had mot with kind frienda
Gtr from the home of his birth and his kb:WM.—floc/it
rate( Tenc.,) t 'humid,
CHRONIC DIA ARIS:A.—WO limp In our pos
se...ion Iba certilicato of n reopertable citizen, te.dltylizg
that be •as entirely cured er this , Icrudini dims.. by ticiag
Ebel-Anne. Ileascnd Bitters.
Wool:nal tatltit pleasant In ottoorlutz lht rortiftrato to ouy
pentott doottluti this statement
ClroOs!-214 morn! to ask for nterhave's flollsod
totn. The groat popolarity of MU modicio, has lalorod
emu lodhttio.O, which the magic should plant agaitwt
porthwithit.
fir Sold at tbottlo, As bottles for VS, by the pr.
prtatcrw,BM PAGE, & CO, Ifanotactoring Plum.
uatitas Ica Ch 27 Wood *owl, bottom.) las and 24
ets„P7ttbstret4 Pa. sia4 Droggist. gate. Jaapiiiwr
13ustittron goitres A inangra.
DISSOL bTION OF CO PART\RRSIIip.
.-The itsersdlp heretofore existluir hollered the
flew ri dent, ES DI 413.5.11 ALL, mud LIEN la 11e11NAB S,
adder the al,le f 3farehall t llcoearr, , v dterolerri
100.21 cooterit od the first day of January. I qre. 'Mr !mo
le.. of the I prat wit! be nettled a the old !tend. rerner
of !jeers) sod Wad etrorta, whore than Indebted relit
phase make fat le paynrent, and those haring chomp
tll presadt *dela for is4tthelvent.
11.11.fti LLOYLV4k. VOILSYTtI,
.IHOLESALE GROCIIRS,
AND
DEALERS IN PRODUCE
CMINIIP.MON MERCHANTS
for the sale of
PH; METAL AND BLOOMS,
No. 75 Water Street,
Ped'y I, I aW.gsd PI TTVIDITRIIII, PA.
T IIE undeMigned have idedociuted with
them, In the ersaufacture and aide or hfcLoor'• Venal.
fags and Liver Pills, Mr. Y. E. POUT Itlti 7Le style of the
Oct. will ratio heha heretofore PLZMINO 11111)0.
Pittsbnrgh, January fat,
NIC E7OF DISSOLUTION OF 00-
1.1 OT
PARTNER:OIIP —Publi: notion M hereby giveu th.it
the cienstrineraiiiplhereLofore existiug ander dm ....style
and title Cl Cairm4 i Wansworns Cu, Engine Builders, in
Allegheny city, Wind or Idattliew lege, demi Wads.
worth, and W. as partners, ha. been and Is
hereby publicly dociand di red; so thin no [slit nor any
of mild to partutm is allowed or authorised to contract any
mom debts, ILablltelor or obligation. at any kind. In the name
of amid firm of Cridge, Wadsworth A Co., nor torah.. any
damn, talons a receiver is appointed, and notice thereof
polileiy given. IitATTIIEW Cal DOE,
Afire hind SAMUEL. WADSWOUTII.
Allegheny City, January Id, 1839.
lIE - -
undersigned havoas,soeiated with thew
' In the Conioniwilon Badness Jams Fatima., lato of
Steubenville, Old, Tbii atria of the flew will renting. an
heretofore.
lax. AM
INTIMIOK ac
CONI 51 ISSION 311:1te1lAN'TS
Pm. the wale
Pig Iron and Blooms.
&Ada 113 WATER ITERET, Ihrrntrana
firth abbertonmento
Homestead Flre insurance Company
OP TUE CITY Of NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. $150.000 Securely invested.
Orrice, WIITTIOCK BOILDENCI, N 0.126 NANEAU,
CON. BLIKIIIAN Stun..
%lII'S COMPANY 'into in oontemplation
retablishina Agencleo in iwreral Important motion. of
tho Itoion; gentlemen theilring to act as Agent. for this
Co mpany will plea. apply. liy letter, stating references,
what Companino (if any) that , aro now Agents for, and the
troteddo err:omit of that 1:114 be controlled for Urfa
Comp.). WM. CLUE:WET, President.
/161..DILKDOB, irts.l.lynt.
r02.1,,Rtd :JOHN K. OAKLICY, Secretary.
r fnE NEW - TICORK LEDGER
TO-MORROW AFTERNOON
[TENT s MINER
E• 21,151 Wholesale Annula, Masonic ITall, Fifth et.
IQPRAGUE'S ~ ANNALS OF'l'ilE AMERI
IJ C lt* PULPIT, Vet. 5.
Why am I aClnaccbman;
Unonle Pocket Almanac;
Nen Tune Ikok;
I Churchman's Lnarr
Kcor sale as DA VIE A CO's,
balablis Cebbiellows. Holahan.
1 - 8
1 - .YNDRIES--500 casks Soda Ash;
' . .100 bags Nitrate gala;
60 kegs 11l Carb Sods;
I 3/0 boxed Or Coy; . 1150 bldg. Soap Rosin,
On hand and far We by ALEX/LYDICK KINK.
ArILASS-300 Luzon Sal() Maas;
VI MAI do lUxl2 do
Dao do
00 Itsnd and for ado for by
MIM
rt . BOAR. BUCKETS AND TUBS--ZO doz
lkadthants ”d acela of Tribe 11:1 etura and fur snle by
;' fat 18/11All DICKMY AC./.
GLASSWARE --500 bag. Mina lilantivraro
far sale at Ism than market priers by
'r2l ALEXANDER
SUGARS _
Ude: pri m e W. I. Sugar or
ado low , by till ALSXANDIR. KING.
COTTON --8 bales to arrive oa ElieD/Dor Lob?
• mob Wtwie by ... ..• D MIT DOO
- - •
QV/11A0-100 puke in titore 'and for rale by
14.7" lanA111)108111Y a CO.
, • • •
THE NEW SCALE 6.4 OCTAVE
THE subwriber has jnat received in addition
m nP Emig
lendid of the utto "a 4 Seven 'Oetav
ham, ~nrine oil , . & ham to $5OO. F UUIt
CHICK NEW SCALE 654 OCTAVE PIANOS.
The improvement in the new 6_; Octave emulate lo scorn.
pleto Lenge of what if attlad the teste, being o radical
clisugh throughout the entire piano, It le In fact near in
wvkaienf and is totally different to those made prat - lonely
by the mute &rm. '
The prim of the new tiliOrts . eo will be from V 2 1 ,0 to
roo, nee...wiled to the style of the exterior. For wile by
JOILI liIKI.LOII,
Solo agent for Chlekering kik." Menne, tin at Wood St ,
between Diamond Alley and Fourth evrtt. felt
MEYER'S MIRACULOUS VERSlifik
DESTROYEE---Por the destruction of Eats, Mire,
goarmee, Bugs, Ants, Moths Darden destine, vrithont
the Aldo( poison. The medical amities of the most eel,
basted European Universities have examined these proper..
lions, nne In their report. deelsred them to be perfeitly
ordain to man and domestic animate. The egret of thioe
remedies are truly iniraffaelf• and I. 1 . 11 1 1 106000CN1 by ell
mete, season or time, as has been proved by practical.
of twenty-two year. etanding in dllTerent parte of
the globe. For mle,wheledude and retell by
JOSKPLI /LEM I Nfi,
fen Corner Diamond and Market at.
IVEIV — BOOKS.—At E. C. Cochraxie'u, Al
liegheay City—" What will Ha do with IC . by 101 l
war Campbell; Pallier end Denchter, Yrwierika Brea. 1 .
last norm, Dallyeammellor.a new work by Mes.Figoorni
hir {Velem Raleigh. ete.. Oh. . Kingsley: Batiks of Ph;
York and the P.M of 'hi. by Gibbons; *miring of to.
While ilorm, by the anthor of Tam Brawn's Selhoil Dayr
pbbg n oi ob , poyi, Thy Afternoon of Married Life
a companion to Women. Thoughts' about Women:
Illeasingron's Comm-moon with Lord Ilynim Bitmr-bir.et
a poem; Antmrat of the Breakfast Table, frmh mbilly
with other late publications, jest rerelvtil at
H. C. COUIIKAINE'd
___.
fel7 Federal street Allegheny.
—_______
C0 .. / . .L ...d A i
b. N.l) C . A ,ed .ST .t lA th ' . o o S. — be , : r e u l . eil pit trz
Water Works, Council Chambers, until 7 o'clock, P. IL,
et Thesrley, February 2Lo' d that , for supplying Water
Work. whit Coal. Bide to be trtulo fur one or both wbrits.
Reeled Propoeals will Ow be receive.' et the ...e i tgpt ,
for supplying the Water Works tooth the uttlacellanrinu
Fbogs duo way be required. !act contraCt to he for tin,
at of one year from tho Oral day of April nett. Fnr
unbar particulate enquire at the °Moe of too works.
fettl.dlw JAlllen Nlll.Boli, Supt
---- _
READ the following reliable testimony ; —
We, tho nudersigued, ran cheerfully recommend, after
a talthful triaI,IIIITCIIRLLI3 PAIN EXTRACTOR, Deter
gent and Nerve and Bone Liniment, either for moo or boast.
W. W. Mair,flon of Leal; A Moir, Plttaburght
Jame+ 3111111, firm of John wow &Son, Pitteburgic
John R. Mohnen, do
Wm. A. Ward, Dentist. do
Wade Hampton; B.Ftewart, Pann'a Railroad;
Charles Royale/3, Allegheny:
Ring, Pennock & Co., ikttion MIL Allegheny;
EL. Mobelon A 11,413rocars, Pittsburgh;
George &melt, gr., Stucco Plasterer, Allegheny, 1
John Mograw, Tat4ttratutie4 Pittabuiglo
T. R. SIB, Flour Merchant, do
Isaac Charles, Livery Stable, Allegheny,
it. Noboru tindg,Druggbtt, Pittsburgh;
David lutharen Tom rotunkr. Allegliett;
.1. Old, Ono of ' MOM d Old. Plumbers, Palau:l-0c
Priecipel tktpot, at IMUITNYKLI, A anent AIWA,
Druggists, amt., Woodaud tilstb etrecut
hall Where Dr. Mitchell will herearier% e toned.
_
13017713-WEST DeLIBBOIIRI.
[ We phlOish below, • Spostal Report from Prof. Swallow,
FLA.. Geoloaiet of Mlleporl, 01/ certain lan& *Rueter! In tho
oonnty of Ration, In that /Rata, As will he nen by the
leticr of prat. F. lhie Report .at prrparni at the retreat of
Merin. Wm. Frazier A Co, No. C 7 Fourth etreol, Pittsburgh,
who are the •genur for the eak of a largo but, of lauds in
that coonty. A. the objoet of day Report le to forniah re
Rohl: ilfersanifon to those who may contemplate Investing
In that portion of the Sonth-West, It I. Rom! that it will
twelve from all touch, a careful porta,s4.l
0101.041r1f. floeXS, FTSTS UNTre.r.6ITY,
Columbia, ilo, hoe. 17, ISAA f
Mersa. Wm VAillth • Co;
Sons loiter rs . pinslang mob repon t., you the character
I of climate. sortace of tho contitry, soli sod other natural
source. of Imo tiship al, in Rang. 13, 32 tuol 1); l'n 'Joh
I 32, in itanifes A 3 3J eu.l AO. end Toler - Mop 11 In Ra er nge
Marton ...oat', to this filets, 1. at land. As 1 fusee be
fore stated, it still he Inneealble for toe to give you a rill
outs &merlon. of each township, as that coUnty has not
yet born oursnyed. I have priest through It, to making r preltintiury Blaney.. My knowledge, hoseter, of it
and the adlotoina counts, is such as to euable'ule to eioak
Isiah certainty of the t aptly of the county, the alms.
ais.lth. end. 0101 101-13 °loath) certainty of the mineral
wealth of the minty.
aArnt.
Your lauda_yo Darts county, stre nu the western es•
Mornay of the Minium. .11,4.41 ortikh have th us &-
seated le my-Itelfbrat to rstnee!..: Ste SoulltslSissfera
Branchof Lb. pr'he Kt
That nortlivi 01S-outfoi iSiesouri f
ton Kar
sx.o Ay In the notall-• est, 1., et. toms , . wee in 11110 r•sAh
neat, usually r.l.r.ssnUts 4 .l as Lb. rest. rn 6.14,n0t1y II Ito
Doak 33.0011.at05, to IL fwd. • babls..lan.l, strylog fo..nt 1101,
to 1700 foil shove tbe wain. Iu the !la.
1. lalli,unit♦
h' h 0 0011 drained; niole in the Anuth and
t of
it sonoottuos , rises into ridg.. c,l Loot. of moderato el..es.
tion.
•
moan ad. tat 1.-latol Ono d , cenda, tnodentte
ak.pra le every .lireetton. On Ma nortbertt dep., a, On.
mtadwater• of tin Dryer:x.ld, Sac, Patunle de Tr.'', Nlaruta
and cia,anade, ft...11.g into the 11114.curi; on tho Kant, &t.
Ideranua and the Ma, !lowing Int.. Liao V ladaopp,,,,, the
&ab, Ore water. of the Pd. rnIII3MA. the Current and It.,
White and it.. tril.otvea decoading toward, arkarm.u.
•nd Sprint{ . tlh.w rook, 41,1 Neutd , ,, UN the n , atcrti
atop,
The walleye fir then ummer etrenrha which h.. from
this table.laml, are at hr ht but WO, deproe•o,l twhyor the
geirerslifTwi but the farther they ileloeud, the deeper awl
whirr the) borutur, a etll th.y eaparad Into brna.l Whirls!
Worm, Whaled hi blurt., mum er leer preelpihms.
The rahle.laml pmarom male. surtieleutly utulnletla
to be reolhlrened. hrrel enoughf.n apnreltura/ g
purporra.
CUMAIL
tableland,nabove atatted,has elmstitm
twelve or fifteen hondrval feet above the omen. It T hee.
rolling trade., and gentle elopes, of coon four ergre test
to the mile, towards the Osage, the Atlesiesippl, the Arlan.
me, and the Neosho or Grand river; and no high moon
's.e or told plains to disturb the equableand agreeable
whim neoauy mewls at this eltitude under
the 37th wallet of earth latitude There are on swamps
eranlnnl lands, from which noxious/mho/talons can
vise, of to affect any considerable portion of the moo.,
Toe climate, as theae facts indicate, and as nor meteor.
I, l '.°,`AltfonLr,
that
douth-West I. one of the moet healthy re che
gions to
the United Bitten.) The summers are long, tempera. and
dry ; the waiters chart and mild. No climate, la short, is
totter filled to secure health, and a WV:IMMs growth of
thestaple products, of the temperate sone.
- .
So far u obsurved, the bounder, of the great neaten:l
coal field pumas v./ough Barton county, (rout the lhott
to
the BonthWest. It is certain that a large part of the
coontry, particularly the northern mud western, la under
laid with valuable coal beds. In other Portions, the lime
stone. and sandstones of the lour carboniferous rucks
moo to the murder,
The Inane surface deponit beiouge to the quaternary
eyetem. The valleys of the stream.. are covered with rich
alluvial deposits, and the high lauds by the Um elllzioue
marl. of the their formation
As ono woo.] export from the geological rharartent
obese stated, the soil of Parton eanoty is of • very pope.
rior elotretor. It intro.., there ore • very fe• ridg,s ut m•
Gator Wis, but the hag. body the ISMi in exceedingly
rich. And besides, the ...b soll of the altielous marl.. ron•
don It ineahautible, su deep pit a log will bring op Muer
rich fortlinters, whenever Lilo surface has deteriorated
by rolUratlon.
The Foil Is wail adapted to Limp, ramp, eats, tubereo,
ra., etc., and Um Inkoler rattans yleld very superior
%brat_ Frail of all kinds 410 well. Cherrlso,N,ples, phlnts,
grapac 0t.., two the •poutanotant products at tie, sail:
while poach. and pears, nod Lim cultivated ruteliu el
apples, plIlO3ll and grapett, , are grown with ease, owl they
pelt • great ptafoc.iou of 113014 Ifirvilrht
ILi
Are abundant hi this avant ry. Thee f. an ample .apply
of ilineetone and inintistono, imitable for ail nrdinary pus
peon Chip, and excellent quality foi cement.
and bricks, are 11b1Ind.% URIVOI end pebbles goo.l
qualltiee for eralke and road., cieetir in the lieds ipf .11 the
ntreauul.
'll3(Stlt. A 134
This c 012121, is- rery lii dirlited into that., stol
prthrte, whteb Mr the m os t ] part so srmintpel that erery
farm may be stipplitel with a dealreble porttou or each.
The prairMs are ready for the plough, nob May be emily
fenced wi th imdges of the Chow outage, which lea oatire
of South-Western tibisourt
Thew, loon abundance of molt eacellent timber. lane,
bfrrb, cherry, cottonwood elm (0 apociew,) hickory, (0
specita,)locuat, oak (13 apeetee,) nye:awa re, walnut (black
and waille,) and nal., will aupply all tawalblo dem:tilde
for lumber and fool.
Barton maw, is sell watered by the head branches of
Drywood, Clear and Hums, creeks, oar the North; and by the
Coon and /Middy, and ,ether branch,+ of the Neoeho. on Wu
Louth. Whether sprinucare ea abundant 00 in other parts
of riontleweetern Idirsoori, lam outride leery, ern. my
notes ern silbet on that subject; but the sminerous streures
sod the ellenco of my ootes,loarie me to believe Wu wing,
art at numerous R. elsewhere, or the bet would have been
maoUourd. In We report above quoted, I hum given the
follow leg dr.riptlon of the spring. ofSouttPwest Allavurri:
There Lv probably nut of the co ntinent, that 0.110 boast
of. large a number 011.10, limpid spring., whose pure,
mot waters purr forth in such abundance, to beautify and
refresh the I.d. Bryce's Npling, on the beautiful Slangs,
It one of the Largest. It rises In a secluded vellay, where II
fumes a email pond, that flows away—a then. this river,
Jest below where it flows from the spring, le 120 fret
and hat an average depth of about one foot,ami its velocity
Is a little mote that/ one foot per ramrod. This humeeso
spring discharges more W. 126 cubic font of water per
@mood, 455,220 per hour, and 10,92.7,872 cubic feet per Wry
The water is nearly portuitastains about the mum temper
, odor, at all masons, and eluiws no perceptible fluctustlou lot
quantity, either In the dryoat or wettsat seam..
Thla la one of the many hundred largo wing., whore
pore waters tune and form the numerous streams which
flaw from Pala table lend. Many of them furnish the ter;
beet water power for driving mills and factories.
The streams formed by those springs, are numerous,
dear sod rapid,ffirubifting sußlelent - aratervower to drive
all the mills nod factories demanded by any ordinary popu
lation: While the springs and arasams . „Jarge enough to
furnish milluitee are vet" numerous, the smaller fountalos
and branches are to abutulant, that emery farm may besot,.
piled. In short, the pure, limpid fountains end sit/rumor
this region err uerivalled In beauty, and adaptation to Wu
wand of seam—they lave challenged the admirutlou and
pralse of every traveler.
WILL 131: OUT
I=3
•
tountgeonfalrui an abundant gangly of good bitu•
min olio coal. I basemen workable baste on florae crack
and DryworwL There ran be no doubt that a large put of
your lands are undvlald with oval beds or good quality.
roruhrnow
• •
No little has been known of the rad resources of this
region until the leer few year., that many parts 01 it are
rliareelY populated. But now, • hardy, onergt,
leiligent mml thrifty yeomanry are rapidly omming the
country; while the bomishing towns am filling op with
• wealthy awl relined pepolatiom Churches and entomb
houses are sninclently numerous In Booth-11'mi Missouri
to edumts tho children and evangelize the remota
A more thorough elimination of your lauds would en
able me to epoch with more certainty on caner( the mile
lents above referred to, eapecielly of the coal end the
xpringe and the timber; but what I hare been able to oily
in general terms from my putt.' mrrtls will eve you a
good Maker the country.
Yeey mrpectfully,
:tel4.l.wd.tw'l'
WWU GREASE-20 bbls. in store'and
fw .ne by , DIOCUSTA 00.
•
' •
CHICKENING PIANO
. G. CAIWALLOW,
Stater (koloilit of Athwart
bbls in mat andlor sale by
_ isizont DICKEY 00.
CHARLOTTE BLLT.ME
No. 118 Wood Street.
I, now ...Iliac off it. troction shove c004.1.er largo and
rEnnpreb..sive *loch 0f11.4,0'•
PIANO FORTES
Nf?l,lM PIAJD blB,
AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Of thn prinrrpol makes, Mgr:Hier with her extensive rata.
Ingot 01 MIKE? MUSIC and MUSIC BOORS.
tireat bargains ate offense!, as it be determined to redace
the present stock by the middle of March. at which
(Inns It is intended to eulargo and otherwise Improve her
rooms. CHARLOTTE BLUME,
Old Establishod . Pland Depot,
fain Ilk Wood report. 241 door above lith.
MEDICAL & , 311SCELLANEOUS BOOKS
To 110 SOLD AT DA VIE & CO'S,Odd
TUEZDAY EVENING, gob. 22d, commencing At
T o'clock. Among them are Allen's Dinsector, Harlow's
Practice; Carpenter ou the Microscope; Carpenter's - Homan
Phyalology; Churchill on Females, Childnin and Midwifery;
Cyclopedia of bledictoe, 4 vole; linnelinterr New Remedies,
Aleterla Medico and Dictionary; Dmitri" hurgory; Ericbson's
Borgery: Marlin's Surgery, .Mo; Smithho Compend;
Parmelee Moteria Medico, 2 vole; idockenzia on /hit Eye;
Wilson oe the Sktu, with lotatm Taylor'. Medical Jori.
prurience, &., dc.
Mmenusamus--Encyclopedia Ames tonna, 14 vole; Dick.
one' Work.,o Loin Relnrurpris Worke, 3 vole; Johnston &
Walker's Dirtionory, Worcester's revision; Ilacsuley's Eog
1.0,4 vide; Waverly Horeb, role. Pick . . Works, 2 vole:
Tomtit on the Homo and Dom Chatulonte Information, 2
cols; Williams' stilitornhr Rome, Ac, Sc.
The Rooks are all now and of the Intent Paitin.. Calm
loge. are now ready and a o book , . 01111 p. open for issami.
nation on Monday. felaritil DAVIS & Ca, Ando.
SICTVIN * G. Al 41 CETI NIES,
LADD, WIII3STIIB dt. CO.
SEWING 31 RC ii NEM,
Are acknowledged by all to be Tit E 11E0
They are mom slusplo la rv , a.trnrtiun than
nay olhor. No ranll , , 0110.0.1 In, o ith.P.lt 000
They 11Y.31, BIND, GAT!' ER. AND FELL.
ror Talloriug t 1 1 ,3 ,rd• nuetitallod, mak-
log a ntroug and alaatie eta, rr ..... .•rdwary spool. and
VAIR LOCK-PTITCII on both slabe of thn material werad.
A. M. MARSHALL it CO" Agentn,
lihdly Allegheny City.
PEMILIETARV, 11459 iNFLUELUAILY, 1859.
PIA.NO
,roRTEs
FOR SALE lit
013N1i_ MDL LOR,
No. $1 Wood ot., Pittaborgh.
A ROSEIVOOD Second Landi
fleven Octave Pt.°, with three...lngo,
On
Grand Action, elegantly Inlaid with
Pearl Ornamental., Carved Mouldings am! C 21,64 Desk, in
tow lona than one ar, and in perfect order, ton in Now
York flOO, will be .01,1 for .$ . 290 cult.
icu WOODWARD &BROWN,
AFM,
lton, Iliwrawsul 0% Octave Thank
with full Iron frame, scolloped kwyeiuld
fancy desk; trine full and distil - x.4, wilt, easy nod elastic
Touch. - This Piano will tie warranted and sold Po If.
than Bonn. pin,.
AA SPLENDID LOUIS xirth
limievrrwd Piano, byiareit,
Co., Na.. York, with Fretc grand action, l M9
orar atrtngs, cortililized iron and wood fraino, felt hanornura
of an entire new Invention, producing a Tonn of the most
delicate yet powerful eweetniwe. The Plano Forte, of this
(Ad and o.lablisned house. Raven, Bern!, A Co. /twin second
to POD. , . .":egr York, and their luatrurnenta will he sup.
plied ihr. , 1117 , 1 John 11. Moline, at Inn P.r , crY prime In Kew
Yak, deliver...l 01 Pittsburgh, punted and ready for ship.
ping.
A ROSEWOOD Gi Octave Ger-Om
imin Plano, rotimly now will Id
w. on e litindrill .nil ninety JAWS mat.
S --
ECONI) lIAND PIANOS at
$175.51004C+1, 'Da, 1.. , a, f-10, pl. aro! , ...
$lO.
• —. ,
C ILICKEIIINO tS 0N S'
M9l ll l
11111.1 N PI tN, ul
N..- - e,...5 A new grandla 7 ocaa.a Luuls XI
'a V Piano.
" 1.4 7 0—A now growl wa r 7 a co moulding... III.:NV—A ...rani enotddit a 7 .. nobly vaed w,,od.
. 19.;11-...t earrea no , unti g 7 0 ronverful Ton,.
.. ..a..:•l.—A moat elesant 7 a Clifford etylo.
,- a , ,sty:—A new grand so.. • 7 a oew npriabt Pim.,
" 3..:11.—A new grand . cal 7 " plaln round corner,.
" 21179—A Dew glnd .cal. 7 " du do
- '-'11, , ...i--A nwoor.r , -1 7 " front notorra round.
. 20,114—A ecoeiro.rl plain 7 " do do
10.022 -A mil arand 7 a Rnion price PPM.
.Al,l4la—A nwewnod plain 654' " F. In Bapto A ten.
lnl,:lol —A marotued pinto ll!, " .10 11" do
3l.loa—A black wolont f 1 ... " do I 1 , do
' . , . ..
" ...xt,1,17 —A roacw cod Toxin P.; o do do do
Nk , TICI: —l . ltxt... take tocire that any Piano on the above
lief of x lee. nnibber than . ....4.0(0. a 111 be cold at a dicevent
01 Ten per Cent I,t 'en.. reeiJing nett of the city, a ill
pica.ae ili,ct their letter, to Jpl). 11. lICLLI,It, Agent ler
Chickering A Anne,No. 01 Woe xtreet. Pittaborgh.
MASON & 11A3 I.lN'Sfffip,
SI HLODKOVA. i
..tt4 stare portable Alelodex.nalaritb harp lega.-...$ ~
5 do do do do do 73
do Plaot. rtylr—erry clegant....-.... ......... WO
5 do .!.. do booqi. lbeedk....- ..... ..- L5O
The , . m01.,i,:0n..r. r.r.4inunnni Interior to ail Ob.". bY
Dr Lovi..ll Almon, W tn. Mason. the platibib Thaiberg, Webb,
1.1
batter, dotted...lk, etc. They e been awarded the high
eed prrntiltrut., at rrery Fair *bet exhibited. Fur ...loam],
i.e tel2.l.l.thrl JOAN I .3IICLLOR, PI Wood at.
CITRII FOR corisunapTiorn
OIL. CIIURCIIILL , S DISCOVERY I
Winchester's Genuine i t reparation of Dr
.1. F. Churchill's Compound of
T,IIE HYPOPIIOSPIIITE
of Liam, SODA and POTASH,
A APECIFIe lIIMFDT 101 Tall 2 1/ATAIIBT OF
CONSUMPTION
great Chemico-Medical Discovery of
colunrattod Dr. J. P. Churchill, of Park, am tondo
known by hint to the French Academy of Afrilicloe about 2
,enre ego, mark. a now end Important tea Ira the notate of
Aluilical Science.
Nesrifer Um tint acne In Ihn history of the enithl,ll:ol
II KAI Y been locoed that ann.!) , oltrikee nt the very Joon.
darn:ono/ PitinentaTy Difea.:(,4llld by ',storing the lefi field
entods lie totoori.,lnereence the principle tehteh
iv...taint,' nervous or rani force, ineigoraling nwri
e. p.nrlionz. &LA MIN MA OuitES, but 11160 ritr.-
E 3111 : ,, the development of thle hitherto moot Islet Scourge
of the huinnis rare.
alr - Ceatlon to the Potille.-
Various Prepared°. are elbAttly in the market, !m.p.g.
ing to to Ironed on Dr. Clotrchilro discovery, against which
we euletnol, cottlon both the profession and the pablic.
Lot no one it, tbsolved, but mak for and use only ti,. per
oration sold from the e le General Ateput in the Unntol
ghat. a, No. Di John street, and be.lng afar rim. Mg..
tore ofJ. Wracurstra, by whom tattoo Dr. Churchill's pr.°
ncriptum hi put Up IN • ILZIIIIII. A 01.0ICALLY POUR PoR3O.
In MI Nervous or &cal.., o.4lselute, Detitllly,lr. or
t ine.,,. Pow., Uppers., Indignotion,..l Female Weak.
401. it novereltrn and invaluable remedy,
/0/eßltAll TP.STIMONY.Ika
Pram toe American Mndinal Jlontidy, for May, IILSA,
- Whatever 'nay be our concinolons with referunro to the
eleinse el Dr. Churchill, for the Ilypoplioephiten et ~,o range
reft.ll. Io [ahem... (conenteption.) ens. CAN me nn
oat,. AS 10 7111 011.01 01 TIM. MAIM, An G.120n1•1..W.1.P.”
fd,tona the North American Medical Reporler,fix Oct., 1S ,A.
lureedicine ocientifically prepared end reliable—
Weneed kin cowmen precut., In phthinis pulmonalie,
nod ~tier lore., of thewese, with very nakiefactury reallts.
• • • • I u mixtpulght In which tine remedy WA.
tvtehl: Ibl.".7l7.ln:l".."',,,'".r.".':it'eltniefa:Ou.onl"dn4rul;7lb"e'
malodor went boyoutl hope. With the exception of the let
ter cot., toblett wore touch benefited, all hot throe, which
ere etlll doubtful, recovered perfectly."
Price SJ, or three tdtl. for jfi. Single bottleo only, lo
cnnuntratrol Johaion, mot by moll, prepaid, arben specially
ordered. All ardent for throe butt!. or over will ion wart by
oxprees at cet of the party. Druggist., moot noml their or
dure direct to the undersigned, or they ni.y haven different
and oporiono preparation Cent them.
Allip - Wlitchestorli Genuine. Preparation of Dr, Chtirchilro
Compound of the Ilypophoophiten of Lime, Poda and Pauli
le sold nt wholesale at the 0310 donor. Depot, 49 John et
Ltd will be kept by all rolifuctalik droggioto throughout
the Culled Ptah.. Circular. and nil netocoonry information
glen to all parties enclosing a Man,. For coniroillenro hi
Mettiring oUr eurreolgndmtt• Are eogeraloJ U. odd
Iktx 2711" to noldidon to the regular addrealt!Ul
J. %viz.:wit:l3l4lC: •
Amorlath eunl Fvnagn Agency OM.,
1324:313311/Imlf tol 49 Johu kttroa, Nen , Y....rk
.
karseroVAs,. .
DUQUESNE IRON STORE
. COLIC/RAN, fIAILBIAN dc
.130.,
Mounrootorero of
Iron, Nails, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought
Nuts, Washers, Spikes, Bolts, etc., etc.,
limo removed to their ono lad ortorodro Warehouse,
No. 17 Water and 04 Front 9treet t
Where they are prepared to egecute 1111 order. iu their Hue
twang a largo ezei enmpleto assortment of
"Duqueme" mantrfaelared &oda con
etantly oa twd, which they of
fer 'onllh. , tol term
60,000 ACRES OF LA-ND
11.31010
BARTON COUNTY, nussoluiti
Correct maps of these lands, on a large
seale r nod mode from Aetna' miners Mewing the Topo
graphy of the ...AUT, with each tract re numbered that
the purchaser may select to reit Linkmen, may he ocea on
applicaden at nor other, mid amen of the mane, showing
the stemma, ramie, Umber, mineral reaJom rime. mid
honore of wittier., county meta..., ice, will be to relabel
gratis to midi purchmor.
The tale to theme heels to derived illront tromp...trauma,
and la Murano. indhrtnetolde The land is °Mired it the
low Wood' TWO DOLLAII.6 14(11 AORE—a wire Much
below that of any similar laud le the litate--eue half down
and the balance to three =mullet...le tan date of porrlunin,
and well be sold in Inmate: eighty acme and upweriiir, heti
Menke to secure every posnble auventage to the aerate,
no person will be allotted to purcuase in • wet ranvynatt
• 11KU011116408C2041. •
3 Thom intannted ars Waittp colt and swans. oar IblP,
albedo lands, whkh, In order to lha i le ounce eSat7ll.
ticolozy hinlbrati !Pt cam',
onuariea ci),
hit:ulnas /most, Pittanustii
. , - ~*
, ,
..
wF ~~fiv ~
E~t~ _,
:.t,,
FOR SALE.—Store: for eooking.
littering, etc. the hot Totelol patterns; b -zi
oo 1'..1 ,
Irons, Fenders, Cool Semple. ad Irons. Enttanub , ~...„4 4 .11.
In setts or od .o.h.t
d piece., the great Potent Grid Iron. , -:li
the bmt article for broiling over introdueol In this, or pr
haps any hther, sty'. I will refund the pr ice to any C. 1, 0,
,
%Otero it Edisto prom what I reprreent It. Ihmeoltrete re'
Hardware, the bort seleen.,l Sorb in tie city, and an 0,4 1.
as the cheeped, Id the Iron Cit, et,,, , Wriellon... or
W. W. BRADSHAW, (Soroosor to T.J. Creig A Cd..)
All sorts of Jobbing done 01 sleet •et eotie. r 0'.1..r. by
mall shall 0,100 prompt attention
FOR -SALE --A Farm isintaining 2-19 - non,.
10004ared. 40 lu meadow, blinore will tiode.o4. ali
moll watered; Irnproremenre TreTel besied log h o use. coed
tarn, good orchard of 11$1 or 300 fruit loose of dlfteont
kinds, situate In Westmoreland omnly, t 0.6 MON. Irmo 1101-
/1101 n station P. ft. It. 110141, ono of the hod graving farms
In the enonty and mill be sold wt a on;a1 bar uon... App:
to OEO. W. BUNN, South side of Ohio et., 3.1 door west or
the Diamond, Allegheny City. lati
FOR SALE-201) neros or land in Ligonier
Bp., Westmoreland en_ on the Greensburg' Pike. , Oe
mitre from Longldinstown ' 13 miles front Latrobe; 4011 0 . 01-
lered and 0.1 1.11111,1',,1. IVsli I.e. odd lon for nosh, or will
trade for dry property. Apply to 11E0. ll'. DUNN, eolith
aide of Ohio street, 3d door 'ye.. .Tod the Dlnniond, Allegheny
city. J. 21
FOR SALE—A HOUSE AN' , LOS 01l the ~.7761
corner of South and Wort C 0111.090, Allegheny 1...,..
City, atiJolnlog the beautiful rudtionee now In proerse of
nrrectlon by S. Lolltrop, Rai. The lot is 51 feet front by 240
doer, running through to Water Lane. Enquire of
J. 5011005 44A KEIL
rut Wood 011 , 1 Third sane: t.
over thanna,llart A Cie-Bub:or oil,.
FINE .PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR 71.-
SA LE.—Tbe auleieriber,lnlontling to reside por.ia
momently at his country seat, near Xast Liberty, oiler. o I
aals his Residence on second bank, Allegheny Oil). renter
of fiandosky et. and South Greene,,. APIA!' 1, "
fell 100,1 A. DI:ALLEY, 11..0. 4 W.. , 4 40. r.
FOA SALE OR li.ENT—Onetn, story Ei
Smote Dwelling. nod I!..plerve of lamb adjoininola.
too property ofJohn Wright, Pitt tp. brio , very low. 0.,
quiro of ja . ..0 WATT A WILSON.
Fon SALE OR RENT —A very desir- FM
stale two story ilriek Dwelling House. n, mood,ga
order. seri b gal and water fixtures, pitman on Colwell .4 • 4'l,
210.1.9. Sixth want, Price very low. En.loloe op Ito prom
tees, or of Jul:. WATT A WILbON,a44 Idle., ty rt.
riOR SALE.—The undersigned often Tig i. Ar il. 11 1 , i RA. p.,10 Fountanitt.,
1..' for sale his prolemly In the Ito/lough of Fow ...I.-
.ra .
In y; a floe larco Brick Dweihn: Ilume., rota Earn mei 2 . Ord' .. O, T ' . Itobert le Diable...—.
litanto. lirirk Spring House, Ire Ts Oh front 100 1,, . fe r iy . 4. Irrast t. 1:e I,u To WA roore. ..... .... .....
.roe of ground, as Om purchaser noty d. sire. Those ;,,, . 1.1.5 PICCOI. O FIINI ar,l SIC. bIACCIOROTTO.
Bowl O r Ward of r hole,. fruit, 0.1 1100. 111 , 1teitlq 41 ,, ,,,, 1 1,,. 4. Fan 00,, r.,e I relin. Othello %Ir. Wollaubsopt.
noose are ornamented aii II sloble trete, shr old- T.}, r..... It ' F... b0.• .T. ' OO , t 1 .• •.---.-.. ... - . .....S4L/0411.1-
iLI a most desirable property for a country horn, and wl.l i'. One: 0. Flor-I di I . .Trra—... ...... .:- . ............110Mart.
be sal on rot) reasonable terms. For f nolior pert:elders . 411 . 1 .1;10043111.0 . 41/N/ Ton 111F41.410/40XL
4.,,,,ir, of J. W. F. cril ITN. A thoney at Law, PIT Filth 1. Largo .1 Friendoor..—.....,— Elg.Maglorotti.
strrem littAborgh, or of tho eobacrlber on the promisee. F. 1 itresni't th.g. I dwelt in A1kb1e11i5hie . ......1.1.11.i.
delthdtf , 1,. If °PRINS. ' - Al . 1.1.KP/CCOL , MINI. ' ,
, it. hereon:M.lton Perim/doe ' —.......84 . ; Lorini.
- LOIN 1 . : COUNTRY ILESIDENCE FORipa i.. }Oll./.00 `Th. , S 0 0110 Me' ..... .%........11, Wollvalutop,
j[_ . IA LP. OR lIRST.—The melee-Tiber oilers for wile Dig 11. Ana, Le Zinger. . . .-,. ... .1111101/111unr.
or rent -Mat delfghtfur Country F.rat, now rsu-nplol by 1.1. Itrodwor :loom Ls Treviata---... ............. Verdi.
Aden, Reim:man, to
It
Tp . odiacent to Alle,rtiony AEI:, PIOOOI,OIINI 01 ST, 31Aulittr/tlf/TO.
City, [01311 , f [sing 4 , lglit neon of choice lan/. with murder:, Frio; of RoTerrod 6T-oi l , $1.451 01 ,0 5 ,,, n T o , th.,,,,,,0 n
built /Wok Do elllng al4 morn, Ons.ri Ilorle,lo Spring at the Deo, $l, with Co ; . •Tleg.. of ec0my11.n . „...., rest.,
Hann. Bern, Stabling, Tenant non, d,.. Four urns aro as muy not hare boon ...cured.
under Crape, Which prorate:el to le. the :nest satrelbro Via, CoesTle. ssleot meats a 1 1 corium,
I . tet FRIDAY, Fob.
~,r d ~,,, 1 1,, 0 ,,,,,,. 11, 0 r, or, 0 0 , 0 ,d 10, 0 ,1 0 .,1 1 , 11211 1,1 0 111 10 ,;sop;: 1 , 1,101, ni .1. 11. FIELLT4II..3 Atomic
Trees, Apples, 7' sal
Poaches, Am. /mot or ablvii rilor..,
/104 1..1 iinpor,, ni great „•. 1. on , l ~.., no r,,,,.„,,,1qi,),, eltii,- 1.,,,,,..,—, II ~ 01,1. 000 , , ,. c..,..,,,, , en, ~,,,y
..........Lel t ug p,,,,,, ts.d. P. 1,10, nuo 48,1 ent '
.0,.. .. 1......„__ , - --, ,,,, d by
.j.. 12. Mop. ,
6114,M41
nod mowed r'1ie50Ce.ii...,! , ..,, o no.. +t-.r:. wre--4... , .. --t.,..-—•_
two mice amd em renroliOg e 01.1.10 J.
1.9:,11( 11. 11 RYAN. 1
FOR SALE--,An aFrem ..1' finely tiinheßui
land In flallla minty, TOM.; Meii waturon IG roil,
prom Galliepolls, If miles from the 11101.1 rre. 0. Will le.
sold low for cash. or will take 0 0, 01 ill Provo] olte P 1 '.1 . 1 , 13'
either in Plrbaborgh or Allegheny Cry. A ppl, to 1 IE4 1 01.
BUNN. South dote I.f Ohio etroet, ;41 door wed. of t 0.,, Pm.
end, Allegheny City. il l •
. _ . .
.._.
FOR SALE.—A tract of iced oontuining
131 110 11101 one, half acres, shoat, on iho I , or th 10,4
!bowl, abont throw mites front the Court lion.. 111.1 1.0
sold low for cash. Inquire ol ,
MUM tN7.I R.
• rool`koltf. At rt.. at 1A... Na. e.O Fourthl
I °WA FARMING . LAN D.--
- -
y. ore oft, for Nal., favorabl., tern. ml.x. aern
Llauce lArtdd, 611.11.21.1tT1 11
ight •.1 rounti r ,.
adjacent F. , ituee of Italltuada 111.4 courn. ut count:nr.
tum, and.one tract r/uly tau no ion tr.,,
Tho above will I, ,old low by ca.h, er ezz , ha.z. , d for
fanning lauda In thle or stAulainc count,.
n0"25 51c11ANN A ANJ Ell. 1 . 24
• -
► QTEAM MILL FOR SA LE OR LEN
rftrne Floaritag io Latorenrerille, frontio 4 Zo feet
on Ch taut att.°, sod eXtenditw back 1./1..-cl. to Ca alt
For lull th.ecoptinn and term. apply IJ
bib IttlhTt.S A ca., 5i Fourth 14.
STEAMER A DELIA FOR SALE.
--The Stern Wheel Steamer AD151.11.1.,
she now Ills nt the St. Luitta wterf, b.r rime se,
low If applied fur anon ilho 1. 1.10 fe,t. lona. 25 fret iNvlll3,
5 feet hidd, Multi lut-h C 3 Roder. 434 feet 1,,t,, ta
and a handsome Cabin, well eitrulabud nod n g....luuttit
orally, Title ludinputablo, per further info. maim] apply
to CAPT. R. C WI. AV.
ja27:l¢/d (Caro of Caldwall A Bro„) Pttn,h,gh.
DR. R. A. *MESON'S
Tonic. Cathartic And Anti-Dyspeptic
PILLS.
TN bringing different kinds of modioines he
fir,' the poll,, In order to show the Ingle estlnial ion la
which they are held by others, ninny preler to mnbibh r.
tithe/etas awl ntatomenta from venom at a Oirbtore. tie
might do so tom lint at IMtne we plefor honor teettinon),
particularly since it m froin a class of epicene that 1 . 111 in
thls vicinity know who tboy aro and who.e to and the in,
and that wheatthey say is rliable. Dot ,nth.
Sr. Clam, boar eittslntrgts, 1 . a.1 Cob. o,
Iliesam R. L.. Folinestock . A Co-1 tear Mr —1 .I.ave no.]
Dr. Wilson's Ileadaello till tlirongli n pirlo.l 01 IS y, art; I
him recommended them to many porpois unlined with
akk.hcarlachn awl administered them frequently to
In my employ or under my mon, with In ariattle good re.
salts. WFI/111/ little or to drag, bcsidta in our fatally; by a
timely um of the pills we amoni doubt tatrod nasty a trip
for a physician. A Mead of mini., who has n good right, to
know, mid to me, - elf 1 was traveling, and 11.1 bat on e bra
of Dr. Wilma's PIO. 1 a ottld not part with It for fifty dub
lam if knew I could not got another." I cheerfolly
dorm hint WI 10 Mor value tinder tire circumstances. 11l
own opinion is, ther i eis to. other pill op.! to tn.'', Tours y
trnly
T. ALe-do.
Penns Thus. Black - more, Flid., iii, Tremor,. of Alle,lirn!l
To Dr. It. A. Wiloon—Doar have been acing your
plll4 since Ibni and do dochlndly any tboy ore the bon pill
In us.., or that I bars any knowledge of. Ifirat teed them
for eirk headache, with which 1 plutlimetltoyond deecript:on.
I ant happy to my that Choy entirely corod mo. Sion, then '
1 uso thom m a famOy medicine; If 1 ma bilitate, or any
thing ails MO, aml require tonalicine, I take a pill, and it
C. 1.1 Mt: Oily aro toy naly median., and have been ter Ilio
last 17 years. TILOS. BLACK:it:MM.
January S. 151.8.
Prom iiiflions Eichampo, Beg, City Trromrer.
Prrosiamou,
11!mar!. D. Falinestock k Co.- tleGenmem—ln my
opiulon of to reerlte of Dr. It. A. Wllootril Tonle, Cathertic
and Autid/vapeptic PAIN I will briefly etato that for loony
yearts put they Moo beam a &lending
the
in my family.
A box of these pill. le Manua lidt within the reach of any
one 'Mornay feel the neeeserty of taking a dueo, my one to
three. Whether it le Otring to the ofthritcy of them pills or
not ( do hot Pretehd teem; but I eau safe!, nasert that slime
wn have lord thorn my family has coloyed unliderniptad
met health, and I cheerfully recoinueuul tbein to all him
defy spfmciale ltd. luoaliinahle lilmelog.
Reopectfolly, do., WILLIANI EICUBAUL.
Prow ca. 11121.17opl.itu,lak (Anal Coramisriurwr ey'llt. Sraf.
Asuurcreuri, J.i4nry 8, lots.
Dr. have been using
your Anti Pills, whnn oceanic, minima, for many
yews, and am truthfully my that I have 0r,.., fonml
cuedicim ems.' to them in relieving me from ollectioies
to stomach mil head: they ham wirer felled iu relieve me
Stool headache, and have always IoR my ayatern iu better
St
hdition Man they found it. I meet oonitdootly 000unemi
your pills as asato and highly valuable medicine.
Snort, nropectfolly, ' WILLIAM 110PRI50.
From Suva Clapper, .Eig, Merchant of l'i:taburph,
Doctor R. Adorn. Miaow—home 17 yearn sloe )our tlt
were recommended to too by the Lae Judge Ilsyn,nod 1
have used them over Moro, end 5.1 them m rinmer every
Purpose m a family modlciun. lt gives ine meat pleasure,
therefore, to yawner iu the opinion of Col. 11'11,11°0am, to- '
spec Ling than, as enpreeeral o 141J1 Comma Ulcatiou so von of
the hill Inst. Puma respectfully. SA 11 UL:L
Prepared and Rohl by It L. I , A fINY.STOCK 6 - 01:71i imls-
Dniggiete and 'dem - lidera of 11. L. PAIINESTOCR'a
VER3IIPUOY., No. GU, con!, Weed and Fourth Pitts.
burgh.
• Our Verusifuge in th e meat reliable cure for Wnrins Either
, In ihlliiren err lelulle, ever iliscoinred. For mule by CI ter.
' mertable Druggists en 1 Patent AMMO'. Dealer. through
' al'
N' out the country.
EW BOOKS AT RUNT & --
Anecdotes of Love by isibi Monter., eel, cloth, $1,140
!dairy Olentworth, a new noml, by Reynolds, 1 p iper,
fin bouts; The Pulpit and Itostruni, No. 1. termini um Curb,
tian Recreatlou and nuchristlau ainuenmoubs, by Rev J. L.
Coyler, prior 10 conte—No 2, Addremes on Moutnl Culturo
Women, by Hanby Ward liewhor and Jam. Dtndy , prim.
IS cenbo—No 3, Lecture on the great unfinished Noble..
of the Unlooses, by Prof. O. Al. 311Mbell, price 10 mints.—
l'rescott's Philip the liman. 3 1,14 GM, cloth Per not.
sheep $11:25 per vol; litarth's Africa, 3 ols. cloth. Pre , $2.5.
Per ,n. Two Pantiles, by Julia lievemugb, 2 , vole,
Tancholla edition, prim 40 mats a rob The Land and tho
Rook, 2 vol., cloth, price $3,2.0 the sap, Gulps'. Frr.d.i t h
the Great, 2 vole, ciotb, prim V. 1,60 the OM The Prime of
the Ileum of. David, I sot, cloth, new cditiolg The Loll.'
Manual r.l Needlowork,l vol, cloth, $1,25; The Roue, it
Manual of floral arthiteeturo, I end, cloth 60 cents, paper •
30 mot., ill the Magialum, Newspapers, ete4 new Lomb;
Mationevy, km, alWaym to 1./ / 1 / 1 1/ at (JUNTA BllNEit'd
kraMlnolk libukstore and News Doing,
' iGlsonlc nail, Filth sL
,STEINWAY'S PIANOS,
2 elf
STEINWAY A SU aRD ERNEW YORK.
Jut received, slew VERY SUPERIOR PIANOS, Rum
Me Wm° Ruhrollod Actor:. Yttoy arro without.
quottkita. nu REST. PIANO made mtgotcr.;l.l
wohl ot Root= Eutory Prka tThey uo Intruded fibr
Wm prim =aura A BRO.. N 0.13 ARE lot;
941 • gok Apia follteitawy &mi.
11, •I rt i e. sstxz lxA Cu I'.
I.,:t..ngnh Yon. 181830.
hit lid • i. l'reshlent and
bare this day declaoAl
the last six Inonthl. tlto
I, 1. , lb, reinlttlan or ' , Lock Lena.
r. A. RINRIIART, carry.
Ag.s..p:(a I! V 1 NSUItANCE 'cont.-Amy.
..e•
NoTicL i- wrk.by given that in .pursu
„ er A.aembly relating thereth. and 111.
c h r approvntl January .7%18'0.11001m
1. , the Capital Steeliof the “ALLE
,; rcyA 18017. tNCE C 331 PANT" (.1' PiltAburph all be
at the AT 31 11CILAN'TS' ExouAkng„ routl”tmot,
151 urrh:On bIONDAY the II 111 DAY OR MANOR I.BRELT,
tar r1•1/..in open Air fire days, (unless the stock bo sooner
rent In n. u. , lo 4 reelect r. AL. of entirdar.
- . - COIIIIMNERP.
ri,q. M. 11.. r..•, 1 J.. IL Murray, 1
112‘,..y Vhild, iW. 31 1.,..
I,llr. 11. 1,,n,t, Nue Jott,
John A. Wagon, illim. IL White. .
A. 31. Wrlllito,f,,l, n0t...,/ vc,,,,
,imm,..4 Ent,,,lilin, A lecnn&r Fret,
Geo. W. Cu; M. W. War.,n,
f 012.41141
uwiar,7e Notice.
Orrecr nr Viz l'lrr.ii•.:ls a I,n:en,' 111-IXI-00‘.
r et . .1 0 114.111139.
TOE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF TRISIBI3I
- has dlay dititk•allof
.1 , 43 ahl” 10 the Stockhl.l , lere, or 1101 r 1,,,a1 mp.
r••orive!,.. nfrer TlmrPlay, 11101:401
In.
T210.6.31...110W1.1..Tr0ter.
orvie2 bate ULW . Coaitrusr,
trio, Potravy, 5,1:b9.
N . T I,- r. - --ArL: t lCledion for
1•,11%1 ts.nllVtny, fee thy
r. w a ll 14. ly o
tlor My, tly•city of Rd,
444. thy Alt4N etr OF MARCH ).
:o.r.
11. CA l70111:Y. Peer.. tury.
thrr tltotrytell K.,. Burt or
• 1,1,11111.1:1. V..t.rtnary GM; 1569.
.1
Met.titto, ef the Directors of this
yu1..1.4.4 elegttYl AgAttant
t."t,t,.,, lytt 14441 W. ll.ye
Itklilir,Catallleg.
E.:111:N i BRI DUE, Februazy 5, 1859--
I.l.rttot for Proyl4ltlgt, thus-gr.. and °Amer. or
tly. "(1.444, .4.43 14.4. rn. log n Erhlgn orer thy Allegheny
hirer. I.l4tyolty Pittahorgh.ly thy 1.)440nty of Allegheny."
will 1.. 14..441 wt tI , T,oll /10 , 17115 t tho mad end of thy
MoNnAlr, Ihy 7th gay of Mart% oral, at
M ho,: :• tr. 14.14tlywyd the 1V.% RLA‘KBUItIi, Teo..
amusements.
1 4 1 llt S 1 AND ONLY APPEARANCE
P.ICCOLOMINI
Th , a. • I tl t..•. ~1,-I Ilia 3111 . e PICCO.
WO' :1; lN!,
Evening, reb. 21st, 1859,
h ~ r 1.31 1.. I,in, pudtirely Um 014
tn itt thin city. M'ile 'Pim°loadr.l Min
i , •'111:3 fr. , . 11, 31aJ04/y's Thrater.Mdm;
I.IIItIINI.
1 . :0n , . I'. i r fr.4ni thy Coluta Gard . Ilestro, London,
of :11114,, fica 1%.,r1r.
: 410 .11.AGGIORGITZT,
:Oro on: /14. r Moki4.4,.re '114.21rv;
NI R. Int 41,1.1:SII ALIPT,
M UZI°
41. o lat.
rp O 1, erentortabic two ,duty
JL.t.t.iiing i caonn oral duirhed
on tVaalitogrno Atl,ll,liy City. N lta oquiro of
II KING, No.llll Libel ty et.
rllO LET.- -Two large Itunins, with
er good
linht„ or, hin,n, s tare. ri_uy et.
hotrouro from Lllkrty faro, For pertiettlors enquire; of
C.; .et ItO:113, ICU !deriver ',trent.'
T O LET—A :Store Bonn, on Fifth St., eis
to tin. mon( I-rotoin on toot grtnt than ,
•
n.rhtor.. nt I.IL labarty.
1,11/1/LE W - t lITS fr. CO.
A.
LE . I . --l'ivo large first-elre,Dwellitiesia
to let, wtth ell tho tutoles o rinprolotueoln.
111 NicCIL/rEttrt CO,
j,19 No. Lt.:Second ontll2l Second et.
rf l o LIST—A three story Brick Dwelling
yontioidn y , .01114. NO. 44 Col4,7l.lStreet.M.'
of jot I WATT dr. WILSoN,I.II,yry 61.
r 0 -A ' ,mull Brick
Iron ono'n,F , ou I:vi.tre A ron., (11inete rt Jlet
I. noir) Emmert. of DOT WAIT A 'WILSON.
LET.—'ii oit debirable bubinessal.
eta nd, air„du...Aug Rul hc.l, on rho corner °Una
p'/lerrn ..tototi., I solarited for, n miry grut
nary titi:o; bolo- 1,1.1 eurh fur the hut fourteen
p.m.
/7 ,- .IIIIICINO.
d
114/1 Na 1.1.1
211,ty etreyt,
T bl
U LET.—A ,tnibrtue brick' well- N e-t
,irroomenailflninhell target,
'l"."' lr '' .lt 'll It'N'tlY,2:i'id2ll.l'"L'iii:yTtt
_
• g i rri l- -'l'llo'‘,•,rohooso Room end 0111 CO
now , ctirtr.l by l'or .r lt. Co.;lar Front et.
A,,,,. Loft.. Althorn.. tar eii• cotton.
j4a.n SAIAII DICSRYk CO.
At 1.171 by JOO feet, on which
An , rro, Shinto, 4e.„ Mallet ing,ll. Saint.
I.e. far iyhy kor.: tozooficturlon, situate ou De.
1511, et, Iltrinitn;linto, i , , , ;..mitollatustuan'e Coat aroma- nm Mu
qoiro of AI , KNANDINt KONG,.
Llibortyetrcet, Pftieborgh.
I t "01t NT
A PINE WAIL CHOOSE, No.s.s3forkut Ftreot,
eJ
wing. 5 . Mime, A Fone, fitsiahetl end ishelred in the lout
lIAII, front to i . ;arrttrfor WhOlevale tool retell try
with tir nii hOnt n iargt , MltOrY
h,.1340 In the roar. tIAT,
f.rrichloyvitle PoetaiNtke.
- 6Zlants.
. . .
„.
sBooo—Who Wants Moneyl---IV3nt• to
prachare $3,000 or $10,t140 doowrn worth c,l
Borpin and Morrpagoe. pply to 0 EU. W. DUNN, south-aide
Uh foal rtwt, aovr u . c. of tho Diamond 4.11m - bouy city.
S.uctlon Zales.
. 11 . 1 20tiorteesr.
Usinmerclel Helen ramose No. 61 Fifth bLrost..
NDE
.K
RIVRITER'S SALE OF CJRNI-
U re.—On Thursday moraine:, Feb. kills, itt 10
o dock, at the Watobtasso of liltatek C 0.,. No. Water
slaws., wilt by add by order of Underwriters, a large gran
• lily of Furniture, bedding, CU, Bayed noire the wrrck. of
'the slimmer Delamtta. cc:uprising mahogany entire and
reekene, Isnsk, cotton end drew mettraoses, piLlesfa, pillow
slips, bed siTCodl, 4 / 1 ,14, r tuosqulto bees,
Blond, rurt:dus, "upon.. u I elellaystoves, extension modal&
melds, toblo wore and chasing dishes alai, q lifealsoitt, largo
bell, cork Ida here. rvers, etc. I'. NI. D.trhi,
•
Law School of the Unlver,elty
AT CAllititiriaz,
The In:1,1,1,r: in Ms , ScAnaA ,, ,
J.lll. D Rnyal Prnfi-senr. ;
I/4 LOrun.t.4 1%04,04. lA. D., Dana Prornenor,
WaSurvaA, LL D. Unlyerl4 rrofertior.
r1 1 .11.E: COURSE VI 'INSTRUCTION em
-1 .00., 1110 ”Ili.lll branch,. of Chraturen JAM', Ilind of
lerotts, Aanstrulty, Contuse: dal, lateroallonal 1411 CIIIIXth
ill cl"nal LA., and the Jttrorott
uteuro of the v., 2,..,,,,,..
Ins Law Lttunry OM lb.. ol :Afloat li,ooll v•Allltit,ttla 111
to render It Aoce
1,0 wort. apteA h rr, U,.•1 arc , ILled, And every cit Art. Ls made p 0...
In riAtrnottan is go. /1 b 7 oral lechuraiacidexpOaitiout, (and
by - citations and exantitua font ia rural:ull. Liu, them ' )
01 01101 awl, t.u. ion esory a , i, lc. Iwo tharthirrls OM
td... 4.14. trs retch Aro th at AaSh ef whirls rf carcsc, late
' , away cfrec out. re arcartt try triurrrotdents, and auh, pinion
delivered by Liao Pr.mt!,.. lAPlrUctor. ltoutns anti Esther
: tAilithe Are aim, urort LA far Urn o:nta Courts, and an A..
0 , 00 14 k load umftly for pratalre to /Juba., and uctintring
a Inter:l.l4e of parlistnentury rases arel proceedings,
rquaenta ,nay outer rho cArtool iu airy 'Aare ot their pro
fessional nfudits air rarrcauflte pornoi•u. and at tiro cow.
tbe
tnen ter to ceroeEst of crther terra, or lii tho tolddle, or other part o
.
Thy are At hbrrty to Afore who, stndlca they will par
an•-. aTrortlinr to I hair Attow of their outt Wools and attain
ments.
The Acr - lensical year, which commencer ea Threda Mt
treats after the thint iirettnerlay in '.lnly, II di rt vided y lnto
two tar at ots of twotary weekareach, with • a escathuthf WX
, eel,. the end of
I During the wintercads
ibeAtintl, fho library fa Clitots7,,
erarrue.l and Itr.,hted, for the 1110 of the Members! of the
Schoch
Application for attntiAiion, Dr Inn cufadrscurth
further 14 fort033:111, may to ready ta • iither or the Pridedeora
at th.mbrirlsc.
treruhrhfue Ittla Pah. 1i1t,,.
NpyricE_Dounty Land iVarrant No.
A. 2D,ittl sees only levied to the ntelestigual ter menkea
u me vtar of Iblti s ell iiitrenance cif the ptevtaiehe ofaUf ,-
tleeitrt es et :it Of llnrctr. lets, and Bent to the Itildrete 4
or
Quit Julie Homo, city ot Pit:shank 'hi, Who '
agent, tool reiselnel by hitti,liy whom it sreelost, sat Iram MY
trotter
semi .10 m. 0.: end 'helot Matte. applic.tion
pertment tie a dopllcall of =hi treymet. All peniotu
th , MCOM tietillsd to forward stud preeent their otlectlonti
fto.rtg., If stay they h tOO.
Jestlitertlisoi*P SittColl.3llers.
'ENN. GROUND 7R14718.—.2-01:77iii173
etaro nod for rape by 18A1All DICKEY A CO.'
StAVE - :=- 1 1.4 bells, in story ftDd
ki !or tale by re2l -DMA!! DICKEY A
and
no.-
LOUR—oOO bbls. kinpertino Eztra White WlleatExtrti Foropy "loot to/ /lab, by
11,15
R. iinntton A op, _z.
Aonibs. P.lflSLETirirKftiPat in Steil::
HIB IXId fur wilt kr LX1:011 d uulynnikiilx, •
No. UO &mud andUO Not Um%
•-•,,..=, -
~I,I;.-•- • '. .' ''''- ' '' - ~,.„,,•:,; :, .::t.:i'4, . ". ' . ..
...,.::•..:J
C. U. tralsoy,
)14
Um , . W. Jeclisoo,
Alion. Kramer,
k. R. Inrilim,
RobWi Pattklc.
B. M. ikek..
Maggle.rotlJ.
.NVUe
f 67 in 4.3e1s
MIME