g CA.ILDS & CO-,
sAEBOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,
No. 133 Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
j ' ABn —ttaw.OVITENC! OUR LASOE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OP
' l" 7
)30.0TS AND SHOES, .
Ofarery Yari° and ty, lates t styles and fashions adapted to Spring and Summer Sales, which
aling 2 13,
fi beased pri ncipally for CASH, direct from the Manufacturers,
and : selected reh with great as
ca f e to quality and sizes, we flatter
ourselves we are able to offer S UPERIOR INDUCE
. .
MONTS to oar friends who may call
' ''. •:-. -L' ' ' WE ABE marns-701t .Whinb us highly reedmatandad throughout the Easier is
t h ir v i. 035 c 3 • Lt m e g P ATEI.2 - T Steles for their durability and cheapness—ONE
PAIR havlugbeen found by actual Wet, to
TIPPED33IZELIALIC OUTVEAIt THREE PAIRED)? THE OLD sTv LE.
BOOT'S AND SHOICS. rrar-Buyer. will dud It to their advantage to an
and.
es
:,
FOR -BOYS, calm our idosk
• YOUTHS AND . Before Porausing . Elsetohere.
CICELDREN, sa-Pertlesdat attention even to orders. rorigdkuttuT
M'CANDLESS itOBSET JAMISON THOMAS JAMISON JOSIAH REAMER
JAMES M'CANDLESS &- CO.,
N0._103 WOOD STREET. PrreD3Bijit.G•l3,
• ' IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Would respectfully call the attention of
WHIR CUSTOMERS AND MERCHANTS GENERALLY,
TO TUSIR STOOK FOR TM!
" It lIN 11 AND RATZITINER T R A D D,
Surpassed by none in extent or variety, and to which
- - ;:-,CONSTANT ADDITIONS WILL BE MADE THROUGHOUT THE SEASON.
.Their Terms and prices will be as Favorab a to Purchasers as those of
any other House. East or West.
dash and Short Time Buyers are Especially Invited to call. mrltl:d&wtjelT
sbltatat Si:attn.
."..9:%14/LELIC 1 , 11:1PICRIOH: COPP1411:111ILL
8 AVE
'PITTSBURGH
nr.ctranir e co.,
MANUF A OTIMBItS OF SHEATHING,
BOLT COPPER, PEtrzaED COP
PER: DOTTO2III., biped Still Eatomi, Spelter 94144 r. to.
Al"' Impeder* sad Dealers In METALS, 'TIN PLATE
mum reas,vims, Ac. Constantly ou hand, Tlomen's
: - ` - /desilltais sad Tools.
Warehouse, No. 149 First and 120 Second •tovst,
Plttstpinrglii Postua.
Allirspedal orders otCopper tut to any desired pattern
mySlkdkerlyT
JOSE; S. LEIB,
MEI CHANT TAILOR.
X 0.4 8 liarket St, Pittaroargh.
A:
goodassortment of Ourrni, - eassnormrs,
-V4rEso3, 903fflosta, and all exds mailable for gel:dictum'
wtor,Jost received. ,
SllPOrdero pr tmptlyfllled. to the toted mules of the att.
'-otgo=lydro
_; GICO. S. ITOSTF.II, X. D.,
Ma co A T H ,
OfECde - , N 0.138 WYlie Street.
111 ktsorltlmfo • rzrzsßrawa,
; I TiseEOOONOD ac e t
NA2IITA.CTIJIINDB AND DNALZHII ill
cekrs..AND STRAW GOODS,
wirozzuzis AND RETAIL,
.1.1,11970?4, Otre!et, Pittsburgh.
lhve now oufiand far Spring Sales, na large
lekeemideieeisinottete4at Good, unabefoaed lowly
oWlaoultarti ens, Warding of MR, UM AND WOOL
•.*.itAED of mil ityla obi quality; CADS otemi volltylind
Wad fuldwo; .PALH Walt, 13TRIVI, LEGHORN AND
PANAMA: HAGS; Bram, LEGnOE AND BILK DON.
NETS, ete.4.We. Pawn lirfellsky, to imam either by
ll
sad
. wOl find it to their advantag. to call
' bad iambs =stock.
WRENCH WHIT>a ZING PAINT.
500 Tons Snow White and No. 1.
DRY ANO (MOUND IN OIL IN IRANCT.,
WARRANTED FDRE,
fu store and to art iTV, for gale by
JOSEPH M. 8780N13,
Ma ; 83 Heade Street, Near York,
♦gent, Vkille Montagne & Co.,Yarle.
~ ; i
70 - 1.!..A.3? - 3EIR, AND TAZI.OR.
rV=
gai jest taturned from the Eastern Cities and
ti ;now receiving tale Spring stock of Cloths, ...leeelineven,
Viesitig• and Clonthegint anti •ariety end style adapted
Maas bait city and country trade, tehicb will be clads up
iteitsistitta punoptairs ust deiinich, and
city.at as tow
as ntany othateicatier_estebtlakment the fetSatte
CHARLES PACKER E
No. 319 pearl i3treet, Boston.
TIE WIZ 01
allots and Bole Leather,
, Upper Is roagb j Cutrica LeEber, 4
WO, MA SAW, Au: Fhoop
eatemt ualup'sna l 7 l xa
ItUritad tioctlAtrs, co 4
P. IL 801TrECW1011. Cow.* Oren, Ike..
WILIJAMIIMBACig,IOIP.3ii "
G. -CARLTON 00. / 03 Ma. "
8c CO.
Forwardiag and Qum[Won Merchants,
And Agents' for the sate of Pittebnrgh Mann
tam. Conegammite sad ardan
mats, moaas so, sollausl 'Twos att.a• •
. :: 140. .49 Couurnaretall Street, ht. Lorils..
' /I. ousuirry at. D.
163411ird &rest, Pittsburg/i, Peons,
IDortpA had the adrantsges of &Worn Colleges sad Finn
seismal jests! pesctles, offers his professional
' antes In 81:111010AL AND ISSDIC.AL OASIS.
Rae W. D. Harard. CoL =eon. HeCandlesp.
Hee D. IL L. Heiman • Hon. H. L. Weaver.
Han. T. J.Elleums.
4. Re'llnater. John H. Mellor, SR.—
. • - Jacob McCollister. Deq. myllydb
STOTV - Jr. WORME.S.
ALEXANDER .11R-ADVEY,
wurricruza •IDDII/LR mon vuurrr or
POUIIB f - PARLOR AND lIEITINO STOVES,
Platri'lind Fancy Grate Fronts, &c.
Sole Propnltor of the celebrated Pernerr Ges
jltatandfhso4sCON sl7 MlNG
' - T - 000k. STOVES.
Offic) 841e5 BOOM*
7001313411fe s eh. Woodat.,Pittsbargh.r.
AR = AND FARINA. •
West Ptilltdelpnlis Manufacturing Co
• (lint Prosiest awards:lei tbe Irrsoklls bottites,
Normaber, 1151.)
Mamma Gloss Starch, lo catric 6 boxes, 6 Ito. web
Vso, Estrosol,ltirs sad Pod Bomb, la boxes unio.
''eliei;all6ir bonder sue.
WU FARINA, (or (kern Btare-64 lo bxe. 40 papers *son.
ThLs &Melo ls expressly prepared for =limy pawns,
sad coo be rolled on nsi snood= be rumen to any yaw Lo
nes.. b y lor sale SBOXISON,OLIESSITOONO,
rtin...zon lBs9A:ti c *Vex 66 , Lbe Compool.
- - - -
N. jag , lCl3 te BONN
. .
Foreign and Domedli Bills of Exchange,
- iiarernoens or DIPOSIT,
- HO.to mama mom PrITBSOROII,
on aline principal cith: War
a • a;goximaivr 0 FIR
rotas o
ins
-STRAW SONNETS ASD-RATS, IIPS
=ma, ac.,
No: OS mwszr
ZMlStraog.
• a. a. erc. P. MAME,
• MIMNG, JOB' AND ALL KINDS OP
P tr r A-P IC
nplase i . WI Westallitrest,
unite didirkas
COCELPodbi .811.(11.
' lanylOrtalgiM
lerreft,,laoai -Vaialts, Vault Doors,
Window: slmitain t Window Gnarls,
spt 171as:wed Ong Vasa Third and,
074411UpWoul Kota* FTTIII77= II I,
•
as...cabana a unfit? of ow ronlvii. tine/ mil Pig%
ordtabla far all rif VOW. Pottleelor *Worth= paid to oto
• olcolosearroloti. dobbindobe SS gh at Melee ' Mn)
VANDIIVER & MMM.
A.V , r 0 24r-=:sr.s,
' 1 401.'101V:1AS •IA
lr IddrulA mak Dubuque, /mu.
DrOoThAaos ig=mubblu any part of Dort!!esu
L rlarttud to the pure-humid Bate of Rbal
,:...4sfulablioney an Boca sad MAWR& war
.. ! .—...z..........vninn ins=
•r , ' , 4-0,11180.11, NOUS 4 , 11ILLF:18,
.'•,,-. moms AND.DADDiNDorN ,
__-,7647-AW.ITANOTON, WORK B.
'.,P.lttitonfgli,- Peart".
ams
i) - . ' '
Ili IOW& orate= &Ow. sad MDT /Sabin
7;:af.o.llgar9llllFo4Btoila Wet. la Ohba ll=
ak . , . -
. J. ._ gatullspidrbisdcaston abcatnotlec megelydle.
.Kora A. 17 aIiCLaN„ ;
gunwialnunk
Al 4miliColtigne.fBpirltiand OH,
4 iwkijob •Sia: 169 cad rro /fame area.
07A.,1LTX113 - 11Orn 31113114 1111 ,
' pa, EMT VARIETY,
MANUFACTURED AND FOR EALR;
,VintUzimazi on..asyrAli • Gt
• BY , '
331081(11.1 , ar, _
-0 aro. am, &Mott,' St4•Pitttbarltrif Pi :
114" , 811C , D1 EL Dr NG
t,VPlashetclratillinaDeskrlbtallldetat _
Toaeccp mom , Arm CIGAZEI;
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2.3NA.1"
14 ffi‘rtratiWaStactand .DtasontlANcY.
P=BUSeIf,PA;
CI Li "WA TCHES.`
WHOLESALE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
Weirens
AZISMILICAN WATCIZES.
We would most respectfully call the atten
tion of the public to the American Watehre new beteg ex.
trmalvely introduced, the manufacture of which bee be.
COMM firmly rataldlahed that entire coefldeoce cau be
placed lemma= ware and wind thurokropers, both by
the wearer and seller.
Having ban apitolnted Wbolseale Agents for the male of
these Watches, the public may be awned that we ran Null
them at the very lowest ea& prier.
We have also a very largo glitch of SILVER and PLATED
WARE, VINE GOLD JEWELRY in eels, such us Corral,
Genet, Cameo, Jet and Paintings.
Our saaartment CLOCKS is nounally latga at present
ccanprlalng some beardifial patterns of EIGHT and iME
DAY PARLOR and OFFICE CLOCKS at GREATLY KN.
DDCED PRICES.
Ws hats also • fall stock of English and Bwfsa GOLD sod
EMDEN WATCEIEB on hand, all of oar own Importation.
Also, Watch Halter? Tools, Slatsrlals end Watch Glasse.
REINEILSN' A 31.EYEAN,
No. 42 TIM stmt.
211'1Sk re -Mt if ICO f:1
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B Ir.
LATE IMPROVEMIINTO
I=l
/10TELICELSI RLOTHERNIS 1110TIllglL9li1
Don't fail to procure Mts. Winslow's Soottr
lag Syrup for Old Mr. Teething. It btu no equal ou earth.
It greatly felliintes the pftsem of tesehlog by toftening the
game, redming all hillsromation—will alley pain, and It
tere to regulate the hostels. Depend upon It, moth.", It
wfll gift rest to yonrsoftea, and relief sad Wealth to your
intuits. Patiently ale in .0 sash
This valuable preparation is the present - 10ton of one of
the afttatlenisncod and ARAI female Physicians In New
lenglated,atien neat with ofterhstiing seers. In
Illi/NOPSsPtases.
W•heWse It the hest ."
all efteitif Dysentery and Diarhoea In Children. stheasielt '
ashes from teething or from any other ft..
If life and health tan be estimated by dollar* end teat., It
Is worth its weight in gad.
Millions of bottle. aft told atery }ear In the Malted
Stales It it an old and well.tried remedy .
PRICY ONLY 25 CENTS A DIVITLR
. . .
1==::1
. _
firbione genuine °clew the (sushi:ale , rf CURTIS t PER
BINPI;Now York, W. the outside wrapper,
Bold by
_Dragging throughout as world.
EIR.GEO.S. KEYSER, Agent for Pittsburgh.
JradawlyikE
POSTLEY, NIELSON & CO.,
V N B• A R R E. L. fl,
SOLID BOX VISES,
Cast Steel and Hammered Shovels and Spades,
Nets, Mattocks, &lodges, Wedges, Lferrow herb, A.
Warehouee, No. I'7 Market Street,
splaamdte PPITHBORI3II, PA.
FOREIGN EC X CTILT-111.7
SIGHT BILLS DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, SHERMAN i CO.,
ON THE ITNION DANE, LONDON, IN SOILS Olt ON S
FOUND STERLING AND UPWARD&
Also, 11111 a on the principsd titles and towns of Trance,
Belgium, Holland, Germany, Ronda and other European
Mates, constantly on hand end for sale by '
W 74. 11. WILLIAMS • CO.,
eZtlynfe Ranker. Wood street. corner of Third.
illlttekorgh Steel Works.
JONES. soya) & CO.,
Kanofactanersof CART Ernark ILI100!PRING, PLOW and
A. B. /STEEL; SPRINGS aud *ILEA.
Omen Eon and First Strata, Pittsbrryk th
=1 14 E.
D.B. FLOOliCkta tic CO
Rogers , lm Patent little I
Cultivator Teeth,
cbme, Sou easel Ant ands, Maury/4 Po
hl:29:10W
RAIL ROAD BPIZE COMPANY.
Joseph lh W. C..-Bldswei I
(Swam!. to Porter, IWe Seca.)
XINIMICRITZEIS to 7
RAIL ROAD SPIKES, CHAIRS
AND BOAT SPIKES.
Corner of Water Street and Cherry alley.
,aavareo , __errreetdiall.
IN.IDECRO-TALASIV
No. 54 St. Clair Street,
(D,Attats Nor [loading; prrnotraott.
Nectuittc
CARD.
BAS removed to the house lately occupied
M Dr. WE. A. Ward, No. 278 Peon otra.t, (loath Ode)
third door inhale Mod ■tat.
CHlScdHoars from 9 O.lll l 6r. m.
1p z• :..z.p. mu/. pin in a.u.11
rozwarding and Conundaidon rdarohant,
AND WDOLESALII MMUS
°heeds. lituttew Seeds. HUD,
Awl Rolm* Ostacriely;
gni Na. SW Wand !End. ~mask.
D. .KriIiPATBICE. & Soars, No. 31 S. Third
at e betresn liarket and Mutant set, Philadelphia, haat,
far. oda DRY AND SALTED SPANDItiI HIDES, Dry and
Orem Salted Patna Sim Tanzman" Oil, Tanners' and Our.
rime Took at the loweat prksa, and open the Coat terms. t
1131.A1l kinds of Loather in the rougk wanted, for w hich
Ms highest market prtco will be given In cask, or taken in
axchainge for hillea. Leather stored free of charge end Fold
on eontmlinnon. mralldfo
$l,OOO RAWARD for my Medicine that will
taxi PRATT a BEITCIISIL'S =OlO OIL, the soy Indian
114Mmdy now mad for
. Ithernmatlem. Neuralgia, Iloadashm
tbac be, Palo to th e Side or auk, Sprains, likuticer, Sore
Throat, Norm, Contracted Cords and Muscle% the col, veg..
stable remedy discovered Nod will net upon them and
bar tins joints. Tirucorodn of persons been been cued of
thaws complaints by this new discovery. Ail as invited to
Tiro it • trial. Principal alms 208 Washington street,
Breiddyn, N. Y. sonde by DIG . GEO. U. KEPNER, No.
140 Wood stinet, and Y. P. ILIAIWIO, A iloghenj. ,
ingnattus of Pratt A Butcher on the wrapper, and eon,.
blown In the bottle. • araldasstr P
Sick' Headache--Dyspepsta.--Several
arisaibataof the bratbadist Eptseopal mid Ilbabtdiat Probs.
twat Oaattarnarea bare atronly racomauroded Dr. Witratet
:Tba Canforente also mode at, Ica journal .a
*Okla] act of taiorsbla avulsion Laude awe Pilla, and
theft lotaitor, When'so grist a body a coascleation
mlatstara at the Gasp! time frankly camas ibetaaalraa la
brat data grad Ealabale,ltlaaabilla forthaeranZdaml.
Nit:bait* Ban. H. L.IAH3SBTOCK it 00.,
myttlawL, No. k 0 Wad at; littababib, Ptaprletara
OP the thottsand illa which afflict mankind
d ! itteg lila ttae reati . d Mar ailmomo, worm In rbudmo
fi whips oaf of Memo! common, and tbo worm; O. pet
Rot nosmdr tor thcoOpoto to tlat rang, la to WWI in
L Iltbncotooleo Cotabratil - TorMtlivo, ortdcb ratoltbmce
btu lamed . to t 4 lo stoco4 tor 'won= tlt 4 row
ad sobr-by D. L. IMENIZTOOR it 00, WlMlecato
.1441L44,FOtotto , Ft, 'MITA' and . I Toid Nifty PtilboOtt6 •
Politaarn rand 3, which /
.4 ;sutra* _itpe pm; "n 8 at kalaidldw,wtach nort.
ria6llooeo,lDlNltSliti otiff
#itigaSalithadtaillittptg itai4.
100141nri 039. RIM= /14 !SW Men:
special ilatico.
xi X
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area. 8.. IiZIED,
J. .M.L.r..Lvimar.
J. sCOTT, Dentist.
e; 011 and Loather Store
Vittsburd a¢## c.
..P.i.TrB33IZIRGEEM:
FRIDAY' MORNING, MAY 19, 1859
City and News Item.
Meea TENPITIATINIZ.—ObaraTatimie taken at
Shaw's Optician Store, No. 58 Fifth et., yesterday.
IX eon. DI SEVIN.
~. 90 as
~.112 75
12 0
8 " m a --...-
Barometer
UNION PILIYEII Murrill°, at the rooms of
the Yonng Christian Association, No. 6S Fifth
street, at 9i o'clock, P. u., every afternoon. Como
for a few minutes If you cannot stay longer.
Nevem—Mr. Hunnieutt,our carrier in all the
lower portion of the city is elck, and if any of
our subscribers should miss their paper, must
he a little patient for a day or two, until our
new hand gets need to the route.
U. S. CIRCUIT COVRT.—Before lion. R. C
Grier and Hon. Wilson bl'Candlees.
Thursday, Mayi 2th.—Court met at olne o'clock,
and the jury in the case of Jacob E. Culls, TB.
Butler County. Mr. Graham of Butler proceed
ed to addresa the jury.
He said there were three points of view from
which this bond question could be looked at:
First—the bondholders or commercial view,
which looks upon It as au instrument to be paid
at all events, whether properly or improperly at
tained: Second—the popular view, which is
that whether the bond ho justly due or not., it
should not be paid: Third—the legal view,
which views the question as one in justice and
'equity—if the bond was honestly and legally ob
tained it must be paid. This was the view to be
taken of the matter here.
The gentleman cited the Acts of Assembly un
der which the subscription was made, and claim
ed that the language was a limitationof the pow
er to subscribe. The Commissioners were not
authorized to issue these bonds. The power was
given to the County to aol, by agency, under lim
itation. The power to fix the terms of payment
was vested in the Grand Jury, and not having
been exercised by them, the subscription is void .
No authority is given to the commissioners to
make this subncriptioo,except upon the report of
the Grand Jury. No power is given them for the
issue of bonds except inferentially, arising from
the power to regulate the terms of the subscrip
tion. The Commissioners of the Company, made
application to the Grand Jury for the subscrip
tion, before they had obtained a charter, and
there were no parties competent to agree upon
payment or terms at all. Then the bonds ware
made payable to the bearer, and the act express
ly sets forth, that they shall be payable to the
company. These ware to be of $l,OOO each, and
the interest to be paid semi annually, after the
completion of the road. The exercise of a pow
er by limitation, destroys the possibility of no
sing negotiable paper, and this is the case here.
No power was given to the commissioners to is
sue bonds with Interest coupons attached, nor
could they issue a single bond, legally, for a leers
sum than $l,OOO. It was the universal under
' standing of the people of Boller Co. that the roads
till finished were to pay the interest. Such was
their view of the Act of Assembly.
Judge Geer here Interposed the remark, that
every body and any body, In this country could
draw an Act etAssernbly if he could read and write.
It is not ep in England. In this country. legisla
tors ore the manufacturers of law suits. If I had
ten sons, whom I wished tone all rich, 1 would
make nine of them lawyers, and the tenth a le
gislator to make business for his brothers.—
[
Laughter. ]
Mr. Graham proceeded to show the difference
between the Washington case, described at the
last term of Court, and the present case. The
Washington county bonds were made transterri
ble by act of Legislature, which was not the case
in Butler.
The Judgo remarked that Ibe universal cus
tom of the commercial world settled this matter.
No judge could put on Ms black gown and wig
and esy the world shall stand still and thereby
make it stop. These bonds were and are trans
terrible by the universal cu4tom of the compet
ent! world.
Mr. Graham quoted from the GO Ohio Rep
20, where by special act the bonds were made
negotiable. Without that specitioation the county
commissioners could not have levied the tax to
meet the interest. Where that power has sot
been expressly delegated or the negotiability ex•
pressly given, the bootie cannot be negotiated.
Oar Supremo Court hae held that these bonds
ore not strictly negotiable.
The Judge remarkecLatiat all the dicta of man
from Blackstooe down, cannot defeat the cus
tom of the world. They are negotiable, and you
might as well put a law book barons 1000MOtaell
ire s 7 ithinbAll4lfrjm Blackstone to stop the
laws of trade, not only in the UMW States, but
in the world. The Supreme Court of Pennsyl
vania can't defeat the laws of trade in the civil
ized world.
Mr. Graham asked, "if the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania had decided that a bond under the
seal of a corporation was subject to all equitable
liens, is that not to weigh in this caser
Judge Grier said "co."
Mr. Graham quoted a case arising in Camber
land county.
The Judge said no man can get up here with
the money raised on a bond in hie pocket and
repudiate the bond.
'Mr. Graham said there was no attempt or de
sire to "repudiate." Butter °minty was here
with a just and legal defense. She never pro
mised to pay a coot of interest until the road
was finished. Butler county has not a cent of
money raised on bonds; she his no road; she
has nothing to show for her money.
Mi. Graham said - that the Supreme Court had
decided that bonds must be justly and legally
issued in the hands of honest holders; if not,
the people have a right of every defense techni
cal and other.
The Judge said that the Supreme Court in
these matters appeared to have net oat on a
crooked line and never been able to get back on
the straight one again. The people of the State
have done well to put the new clause in the Con
stitution prohibiting any further use of private
property for building railroads.
Mr. Graham proceeded to say that the Com
missioners of the county had authorized only
the issue of bonds of $lOOO, each. There was
no right to issue coupons on the bonds. The
bond expressly says that the Bitterest is paya
ble to bearer; who hue the right to cut off the
coupon ?
Judge Grier said the bearer, of course, had
the right.
The interest coupons, said Mr. Graham, ore
not made payable to any one nor by any one,
and are therefore nut negotiable. They do not
designate or declare that they are payable to
bearer. If a man should bring a coupon, with.
Out the bond from which it is Men, by what
authority could he collect it? The county has
not made the bond negotiable; the holder of the
coupon mast produce the bond from which said
coupon hoe been cut.
Judge Grier said all this was governed by the
law of the commercial world.
Mr. Graham then passed to the question of
notice to purchasere; he hoe notice of all equit
able defenses; the purchasers most take care.
The right to make the subscription, is a ques
tion; the bends, moreover, most not be sold at
less than par value. The speaker then paned
to show by quotations From the books that the
purchaser must look to the authority of the agent
to issue the bonds, and in general the rule of
law, caveat emptor, prevails, and the law must be
construed most favorably to the county. He also
discussed at great length the power to make the
subscription and Issue the bonds. It must be
proved by the plaintiff that the bonds were issued '
strictly within the limitations of the act author
ising them. Tho purchaser of the,bond has net
ace on the face of It that the Interest is not to be
paid till the road to which 818 Issued shall have
been built. Moreover, it is expressly atipnlated
that no bond shall be Issued at less than its par
value.
The Judge said if they bad firat been issued '
at par value, and then came back and were issued '
a second time for what they are worth in the
market, the issuer has conformed to the law.
Mr. Graham then passed too consideration of
the Lawrence county case, and adduced the re
cent decision of the Supreme Court in that. He
argued this point at some length, and was con
stantly questioned and Interrupted by the Court.
He concluded by submitting a paper in the
following words:
The Court la respectfully requested to charge
thejury, that the power to agree apes and fix
the terms and manlier nf payment of any ilub
saription made by the County of Butler, to the
N. W. Railroad Company, by the Act of Feb. 9,
1853, wan given to the grand jury of said ;minty,
and not having been exercised by them, both the
subscription and heeds leaned in payment there
of are void
That if the power was given to the commission
ere they exercised it upon terms of agreeing to
pay in bonds, but not bonds payable to bearer or
with coupons, and also on terms that the com.
pay woe to pay the interest, until the road was
completed, and neither the came commissioners
nor any_obsequent,ones had any power to issue
bonds either payable to bearer or with coupons,
Paid by the county before
t s h r e fo c r o - merest m i pletiot to
b
oft e he railroad, and these bonds
are, so far utterly told for want of authority:
That the plaintiff stands charged bylaw, with
notice of everything amatory, ta . .coulUtute a
legal and valid subscription ! Write and disposal
Of the blade, and boo also entail notice en the
face of the bondoftheagreement anto.isiterest
• That if the jury believe the, bowie eters sold
or disposed of .by the rallrOmi company At
per e Ult., of their, par value, it..juauch a fraud
on the County of Etch the plainiiff bad Odor , "
'on 'belg as makesa of . the bonds; hint a Oda
Aukolder And lets to the defottetrof:ascoth.o,t
Mr. Graham caneluded hie argument at about
noon, and John N. Pardon* Esq., argued the
facts to the jury as hie colleague had argued the
lairluthe Court.' He made a short, but power
ful argtunent; be said all Butler county asked
Ina fair play; she was In the Court standing en
her rights, and with no desire or intention to re-
pudiateiany just debt; she will submit cheer
fully
to the decision of this Court; her people
are just and law-abiding citizens, and are hero
only to claim their rights.
Oeo. Shires, Jr., then made the argument
for plaintiff. Ile examined the points of argu
ment in defence, in er ler 1$0; he took up the ar
gument in order—the right to issue the bonds,
the right to sell them at less than par, etc., and
discussed them with much ability. We will not
attempt, for we have not the apace, to publish
the notes we took of hie speech.
The arguments 'on both aides having closed,
the Judge diseased the jury until this morning,
when he will deliver his charge.
The case of Oelriiiha & Co. vs. the City of
Pittsburgh was called and the clerk proceeded
'to empanel a jury. All persons, citizens of
Pittsburgh were excluded from the jury. Conn
eel for plaintiff asked if there were any who
bad formed an opinion on the question at issue.
One answered "yes," and retired. Counsel for
defense asked if any juror had formed or ex
pressed an opinion that the bonds ought to be
paid; one answered "yes," and retired. The
jury having been filled and rendered Satisfactory
the trial proceeded.
, Judge McCandless, who had taken his seat on
I the bench, being a tax-payer in the city, said it
would be improper for him to sit.
Edwin M. Stanton, Esq., and Hon Charles
Shaler appeared far plaintiffs and Thomas Wil
liams, Esq., for defendant.
This action is brought to recover Interest on
coupons from railroad bonds, eold in Germany.
The number is 539 at $3O each. Four hundred
and three of them were attached to bonds leaned
by the city of Pittsburgh to the Allegheny Val
ley Railroad; 102 to the Pittsburgh and Steu
benville and 34 to the Chartiers Certain papers
such as the Act of Assembly, the letter of Pree•
ident of A. V. It. R. to the Mayor of Pittsburgh,
etc., were read in evidence, when the hour of
3 having arr,o,d , Court adjourned until this
morning. _ _
ATINI , AL REPORT OF FEZ Finer 1:M1391111M.
SOUool.—Prrrsaunon.—Tbie school, after a session
of seven months, closed In the last week of April,
end will remain closed daring the warm summer
months, so most of the teachers will thee be absent.
It will doubtless be interesting to the friends of
this institution—particularly those who have given
to it "material aid"—to know what has been done
by those having charge of It since its opening In
October last.
There has been, In all, an attendance of sir hun
dred scholars—an average cumber of at least two
hundred and filly—and an average number of thirty
five teachers, who have all devoted themselves test
i:Pasty to the work of instructing these young girls,
seeking no earthly rewarder notice therefor.
Over eight hundred garments, of different kinds,
have been made and given out, besides the distribu
tion of a large number of pairs of shoes, that had
been kindly sent in for the benefit of the poor. In
addition to this, many of the children have obtained,
through the agency of their teachers, employment
both for thenssolves and their friends.
Whilst these benevolent lathes have made the
equitable distribution of giving more to the more
needy among the children„ they have taught them
-also to feel that those wise aro in less need should
work for those in poorer circumstance., and have
thereby succeeded, with apparent good effect, in cul
tivating and encouraging the sentiment of beerier,-
lance.
On the Thursday preceding Christmas, the ladies
of the school gave the scholar' a treat of rakes, con
fectioneries, etc.,for themselves and their friend',
which was recelnd with great aatisfaction.
Whilst these worthy ladles were thus attending to
the temporal wants of the poor children, giving them
at times rewards of merit and scripture card., as en
couragement to obtain the knowledge and practice
of that industry, which *hall f t them for self-sup
port, for usefulness and for happiness, the! have
likewise, in order to promote their immortal
inter
e.ts, employed expedients so fitting, so jodicioue and
so captivating, for imparting to them reliyiooe in
struction, that the children, though naturally frivo
lous and inattentive, have received and will retain,
we are persuaded, the lasting memories of the coun
sels thus imparted.
The excellent Direareas of the school has also
kindly engaged the children, whilst employed at their
needle-work, in learning them to wing hymns and
little songs, and also has taught them to answer
promptly and intelligently, many Biblical, historical
and geographical queationa; besides doing all in her
power to give the school a high standing in point of
order, disciplino and the rapid improvement of its
member".
With the combined mean. thee employed by those
ladies, In reliance noon the Divine aid, for the bene
fit of this reboot, we confidently believe much real
good has been accomplished—that many a heart has
been effectually co tivated and a right torte been
given to the moral character of the pupils, who were
previously involved In all the weakness, ignorance,
thoughtlessnetaand inconsistency of child
hood, and whose parent., St' they hod them, either
through west of yam, • waned' pat ie nce, or
• • .sa or v . me other deficiency,
have completely fa • rental duty to re
claim them, but have left diem t • the prey of ad.
verse Influences, of a thousand shapes and hoes,
which spring tip on their right 'and and on their
left, to meet them at every step I. their course.
This industrial school leas bean in ruccessful ape,
anon for three yeare—aid we feetthat great good has
teen accomplished io that time. Grant credit is duo
to those who have taken an active part in it, and it
is to be hoped that more will come and do likewise
at the reopening of It in the coming Autumn.
Oar school has been held in one of the large rooms
of the University buildings, generously allowed us
by the Trustees, and_obliged to them must certain
ly we are, as well as to a generous public, for the
numerous favors they have thought proper to contri
bute in aid of this charitable enterprise, imperially
to Mr. J. P. Tanner, for his donation of sissy dol
-1 tars worth of shoes, and to 'mother gentleman for his
donation of fifty dollars in cash, in behalf of the same
benevolent object. It Is doe to say, that the room
used by us for the school, though comfortable and
well famished by kind friends, Is much too small for
the increasing number of children disposal to come.
Thankful, therefore, as we feel, is this hasty re
trospect of our operation', doting the past year, for
the numerous favors received in aid of our good work,
which, It is now evident, is in exact accordance with
the sentiments of the best and wisest members of the
community, we cannot forbear, in closing, moat ear
nestly entreating, that the public generally, as well
as indiriduale In particular, will continuo their con.
tributions of material aid and active co-operation,
and to procure, if necessary, a larger room, with the
view of doing all we can, In this nay of judiciously
distributing our charities to the poor who are always
with us. D. DE FOREST.
Gcawax ittrUOLICANS.—Our worthy fellow
citizens, the German Republicans of this city,
held a meeting in iron City College on Viredneti
day night, for friendly Mecum:don.' Rev. C.
Kredel was called to the chair, and James G.
Siebenick, Eeq., was chosen Secretary. Mr.
C. F. Bauer submitted the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted :
Wuencss, Attempts hare been made lately to
disturb our relations with the Republican party,
be it
ReJotoed, I. That we declare our unchanged
adherence to the Philadelphia Platform of IMG,
with ha resistance to slavery ezteneion, return
of the federal government to the principles of
liberty, boneety and economy ; equality of po
litical rights of the native and adopted citizens.
We pledge our hearty support to the Republican
party on these principles.
2. We cheerfully endorse the action of the Re
publican members of the last Congress In rela
tion to the Homestead Rill; we consider this
measure as of momentous Importance to the
workiog classes and free labor In general, and
necessary to the free, healthy and prosperous'
development of the United States.
3. We consider the subject of Railroad Taxa
tion as a legal question, and not one for party
politica ; and whilst wo regret sod condemn the
reckletieuess which plunged the cities and coun
ties Into debt, we yet avow oar willingness' to
abide by the decision of the proper Courts, and
to discharge all our legal and honest liabilities.
Dle7llloT tho essi-of Oliver se.
Wall, which occupied the attention of the Court
for over a week, the jury rendered a verdict on
Thursday morning, in favor of defendant. There
were, therefore, two Michael Walls, but with
paws of resemblance, judging from the testimo
ny in the case, which will long direct attention
to this as one of the most peculiar cases on record.
The plaintiff based her claim upon the ground
that the Wall of the Ninth Ward and the Wall of
Turtle Creek were one and the sameindividual.
The charge of the Judge was able an analytical,
and the jury were not long in agreeing on their
verdict.
New Masio.—Harry Kieber (No. 63 Fifth et.)
sends us two new eongs. "The Wanderer's-Eve
sang Hymn" is quite a gem. The words are by
our co-worker, Mr. F. 11. Plimpton, of the Dis
patch, and are worthy of his pen; the music is by
Mrs. Christano Kleber. The whole is dedicated
to Mrs. Downing, one of the beet amateur sing
ers in Pittsburgh. Mr. Sieber Bang the above
to us, charmingly, and we adeleeall our pianists,
male and female, to procuri this new piece, as
well as a second Jut issued—"flare you not even
the timid tear." The worilitare by Tom Moore,
and the made also by Mrs. Sieber.
Mn. PIRYII49, of Chartiers, placed In our
hands, yesterdsy, a single spepy from a cherry
tree that grows on hie farm, which is perfectly
leaded with cherries nearly half grown. There
cannot be less than two hundred and fifty on
IL If that Is a specimen of the way Irbil wan ;
destroyed on Mr. Perkins' farm, wallops there
are many more like it.
Psourrsess...—The Monongahela 1116111b11108
Co. or which J. H. Hutchinson, Esq., Is Presi
dent, and H. hi. Atwood, Secretary, has,we are ,
informed, promptly. settled a its losses in the
late ere, that lit, it has paid all the. macre who
would lake Moir money ; some referred toles,.
it on &licit& with the company. ,There were 516,-
GOO inenredin it, on the boats which rtre
• „ • ,
Tan teen wit o jumped teen the Wren% bridge
on Wedneedsy night, vie not Robert Ititterion,
*Omel, bat Re . bert‘roticd, • can
eIWOUhtd." • • -
;0, - , 0.
Accmarra—A man named James Seeznn bad
bith thr thighs broken, tm Wednesday, by the
falling upon him of • clay bank, at Turtle Creek.
lle is under the care bf Dr. Walter.
The man who was injured OA Tuesday inciting
by the train on the P., Ft. W. & C. R. R., below
Manchester, is named Chris. Farrell. The com
pany will take care of him till he recovers. Ile
was estranger here, and has been working on
the new Asylum for the Insane, for several days
back.
Ton names of the members of the graduating
class in the Theologioal School in Allegheny are
as follow: A L• Blackford, Was A Burchfield,
Thos C Campbell, Jas E Caruthers, Ira M Condit,
D W Cooper, J Calvin Gilliam, David D Green,
John 1) Howey, Orr Lawson, David S Logan, Pol
lard M'C Morgan, Nieholas V Morrow, Benj F
Myers, Henry R Pears, Jan A Reed, Geo Scott,
J A Erastus Simpson, John Id Smith, M M Tra
vis, Wm E Walker, Marcus Wishart, W S Wood,
Benj Du Bois Wikoff.
BOONS AT TOM OWN PAICISS.—ThO stook of
books from which Mr.' P. M. Davis, is nightly
making sales, at his Auction Rooms, 54 Fifth
street, embraces many of the very latest, and
most valuable publications. The extensive va
riety will furnish choice value:me to every taste;
and at such low prices as will make up a large
selection of summer reading, for very little mo
ney. The books can be examined through the
day.
Woonec BUILDI9O3.—The Cl5O Or complaint
for breach of ordinance in the erection of wood
en buildinge, came up for a bearing yesterday,
Cod the party was held to appear at Conrt acid
answer.. Sevehl other affidavits touching the
same offense were made before the Mayor, on
Thursday, one of them against the P. R. R. Co.,
now making a Wooden structure of some sort in
the Ninth Ward.
a ONII TO ELYRIA. —The Kentucky Slave Catch
ers were yesterday taken into custody of the
Lomb Count; Sheriff on a warrant fcr kidnap
ping, and taken to Elyria, to bo lodged in jail
until their trial at the next term of the Common
Pleas Court, which commences on Tuesday next.
—Cleve. Leader.
IT is alleged by several people who have come
to us, people of high respectability, that the
ferry boat oe the Allegheny, which was put on
some weeks since, goes so fast and appears to
carry so much steam that they are frightened
lest some accident may occur. Ile careful in
time.
_ .
P. Si E L. PASIIIIIIOI6 RAILIVAT.—Tbe pros
pect for the early completion of this road le'very
favorable, judging from the readiness with which
the stock has been taken. We are informed that
over $lO,OOO wori It had gone on Wednesday
night.
SALE. Or STEAMBOAT, &r.—The following sale.
were made at the IHerch.te Exchange lest evening
by Austin loomln .1. Co.,
Wreck of the steamer Henry Graff f0r..5705 00
10 .hues Citizens' Bank Stock 52 00
Tea first Regiment of Allegheny County Vo
lunteers, will meet for review and inspection on
Tuesday, May 24, at Henry Beltzboovers',( White
Hall( on the Brownsville road at 10 o'clock.
A neat"' valuable Invention, is the Wheeler A
Wilson Sewing Machine, for which Alexander It.
Reed, No. CS Fifth street, is the agent.
Ever since Its introduction before the public, it has
been considertsd the only machine that could claim
superiority over ay others, and when wo state, that,
thungh consideral faultless by those who used tho
old styles, yet the mechanical genius of the inven
tion, discovered points wherein Improvements could
be made, and the result is, that the "I.p check,"
commonly known es the "leather pall," is dispensed
with; an attachment by which any width of hem can
be turned and stitehal without previous basting, sod
by which felling can be done, hoe been added, and
the only desideratum to be attained besides, namely,
the using of thread off the common spool, has been
arrived at, sod now as • perfect achievement of me
chanical actence, it stands open to the inspection and
examination of the public. We advise .all our read
ers, end the ladies especially, to call at No. OS Fifth
street, where they will he received in a well fitted up
room, by the gentlemanly agent or bin tursistrusts,and
the workings of the mactrines--many of which are
in constant operation—folly and satiafactorily ex
plained. hundreds of these machines have been
sold in this vicinity, and the highest encomiums have
been passed open them by those who bare become
the fortunate possessors. 'The demand continues as
brisk as ever, and our friend Reed has to pot forth
his host energies to keep on hind a full and varied
supply.—True Pr...
EXAMINI the "Finkle" Sowing 'Machine at .1. L
Carnaghan S Cu.'s, Federal street, Allegheny, fo
families and toanolicturera; they are excellen
article.
S. A. Bunn & Co. have just opened their fee Cream
Saloon for the season, where the lovers of thii deli-
eery ren La supplied stall Lours of tbe,day and ore
niog, together with all tho etceteras. They keep eon.
stently en hand every kind of plain and fancy cakes
and confectionery. manufactured from the Last ma
terial and got up by competent workmen. Wedaing
and other parties supplied on abort none° ameln the
very best style.
SAVg Vern hoists.—"We take•great pleasure in
recommending the Mexican Mustang Liniment as
valuable and indispenuble article for Sprains, Sores,
Scratches or Galls on Hones. Our men hare used
it for severe Burn., Bruises, Sores, Stiff Joints and
Rheumatic Palos, act all say it acts like magic. We
an no other Liniment. J. W. Ilawri-r,
Foreman for American, Earl:ldea's and Wells, lug
It Co.'s Express."
Gentler... : "I had a negro man worth $1,200 seh
took cold from a bad hart, and was unless for ove
qos year; I had used everything I could hear of
ltbont benefit, until I tried the Atuatang Liniment.
t has perfectly cured him, and I eon now take the
bore price fur him. Respectfully junta,
.1\ Donsasce."
Every Planter, Teamster and Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by all reapebtable
dealers everywhere. Baeass.k PARC,
Prrprietors, New York.
Also, Lyon's celebrated Insect Powder.
Telegraphic
L• from Californl•
New YORK, May 12.—8 y the arrival of the steam
er Tennessee, from Vera Cruz, we have dates from
the city of Mexico up to the lst lest.
General Robles was still at Jalapa with General
Paptl.
A decree has been issuedsforbiading the passage
of American mails.
There mu great confusion of the Capitol, end
change of Presidency was thought would occur.
A general outbreak was feared at the city
Mexico.
City ilistionury.
Oeneral Miromon was trying to raise money in
Europe, by pledging tho church property. The Arch
Itiohop bad consented that the mortgage be made.
WdenINOTON CITY, May 12.—The territorial over
land mall routes between Neosho, Missouri, and Al
buquerque, New Mexico„and between, Missouri, and
Stockton, California, which were let to eantrat,torl
last year, have been discontinued, to take effect from
the let of July next.
WAsulaaTom CITT, May 12.—Private dispatch=
from Mexico, received et New Orion.. by the Ten
nessee, and telegraphed:Ay this city, represent the
prospects of the Liberals:for taking the city of Mex
ico, as encouraging. Thu efforts of Miramon to mice
money In Europe on the, church property, &reconsid
ered futile, in view of the hostile condition of affairs
in that country. The capture of the city of Mexico
by the Constitutionalists is considered merely as a
question of time.
New YORK, May 12.—Pant Morphy, the Chess
King, who arrived yesterday in the Persia, played
several games last evening, at the ruoms of the New
York Chess Club, winning every game. He will re
main in the city a month, and then proceed to New
Orleans.
Sr. Loots, May 12.—Tha liter continue. 11 recede
at this point The Illinois and Mieouri are also
falling._ The Upper Mlasinippi is rising from St.
Paul to Keokuk. Weather. showery nod warm.
CINCINNATI, May 12.—The river has fallen twelve
aches. There le now fourteen feet eleven inches In
ha rhannal. Weather clear and warm.
Loatavuxe, May 12.—The river it failiog
steadi
ly, with 4 foot 10 inches in the pass on the tails. and
7 feet In the canal. Weather clear—mercury 30°.
ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED TONS of pure
Allegheny Joe, with privilege of boom to Noe. Ll,
will be told on time for approved eodoreed paper. For tale
by eon H. O. h J. U. NAWYOIL
rtILY FRUIT-60 bushels pared and un
.I_,/ pond Poach.* .an dried, far We low to dm cm
mrnnent. by RIDDLE, WIRTS A CO.
BROOMS -40 dozen, various qualities, fo
wile by Iroy10) RIDDEN, rilliTS it CO.
MA PL E SUGAR-20W lbs. just reo'd and
fur Wu by REMISS. s ANDEELVN, Zi Wood lg.
FOILSHA'S ALTERATIVE BALM-5 gro
for We by B. L. PAIINZSTOCE OCL,
tollo comer of Panel wad Wood sleet.
CARE. AMMONIA-1 cask for sale by
reyto B. L NAIINESTOCE A CO.
RS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING STROP
ISA y gran Tor ode by D. L. FAUNESTOCIS CO.
V.X'FRA FLOUR-150 We. rec'd nod for
X% ludo ter IdeBANN A ANJ AR. 124 &et,to
TENN. WlLEAt a —_ll9 Back
from gamer libermoto for sale by
my 7 18A1A11 DIMS! a 00.
TNN. FLOUR-50 Backs Rock Oity Ex.
Fy la eturo sad tor We -
asy7 amil
MOM a CO.
OIL CLOTH. TABLE COVERS--100 doz.
zaorted Mao and patter:is Ant reed from Lamy ona
fur da bs — - J. kU. PL11 . L1P14.16 29 EL Clair m.
11AUL---100 maks in store and to
J_K. ale by my 3 DIAIAII DICKEY 00.
VEATIMS-2 large alts prime \Vaster°
£ received and for wile by J. &LIGGETT &C.
CEMENT -100 bbl.s. for sale by
ap29 lINNUT li. COLLINS.
To CraANKlDOLovzs—Jonnio's Kid
Manor is lin ads as DR. KSYSILIII3.I3O Wood attest Glove
Tun only Truss Manufactory in Pittsburgh .
DICKETBILIVB,II. 14D Wood st. davit
SpaNems—The best sesortment kith, city.
%.)r mid DsAurremvs , i4o woad. - ..putskyrrJ
Snotrum Buczw—The-Oglalactr.to.ket'
locr_d_gbociblar Bram is at theldiugUaar&i.DlLOMll '
'
YNTBILL Ifo Wcodst. *lumpy,
, Ebos, - .llair Brushes and Perth # , W )
ITU" /40
• 4,44&.;:e4 , TE:
$^
ConiMercial.
COMMITTEE OP ARBITRATION FOR AWL
I:. Gun°, F. P.. F. E. DarsOT, WI. IL Waisuo, Dso. D
-
PITTSBURGH ELAIIILIATIL,
[itzported ispretiong for as Pittsburgh Gavotte.
Plentattaniti, Fetnyr, 1/af 13,1840.
FLOTrlt—the market was still excited, but tbero Irma no
advance On previous tram. The receipts wero about 800
bbls, of which 400 were on a previous contract. Bales of
21.5 bbla at upper idonougabrla wharf, at $0.75 and•s7, far
super and extra: 50 do extra, at lonia, at s7:4d do nninspeet
,,d, at depot, at $7,21:44 do, on private terms; 210 Ufa extra
Wally, to arrive, at $7,76; 40 aka Tennessee. on private
terms: 351 do extra (=flint $363 74 do do, 00 lb, oarli,at
An: and 70 do do, 100 tbs, Boner, at $3,Zi. Prom More, 000
0600, in lots.ats7 for now; $1,35 for extra, and $7,50g7,75
for family da
GltAlK—market drill, for ward of eats. Saes of 345
truth Rye ist canal at 33%. OaUr, 250 bosb, at depot, at 10
and 150 do, fro. store,sr67'
B.ol3lollll23—ateady; aged of 10 hbds Sugar at 0, and 20
bble Moir.* at 424353, cash.
WIIIBK solo of 26 bblie raw at 27.
A51116.1..--a Bala of 11 tour Soda Lab at 3%, and 31 beg.
Nitrate Soda at G.
8202—a We of 2 bbls at 1214
dEltlitAN CLAY—iuiles ol 20 tar at $32, Unie.
BIABS—Wes of ZS boll, Small Wtilte, at $1,25.
ALE—niee of WO bbls at $0 for X, $7 for XX, and $5-tor
Kennett—to go oat of market.
BACON—dos ofl2,DXlll5e, In lots, at :WA: s for Shoal.
dors, 84 for Bides, and 1f4)101.4 for 1011114 3 tea N.Pr C".. 1
llams
POT6TI=I“3 do
at Itte at 50; and 120 do at t2@
2,75.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
Now Ommeas, May 9.—Yloor Is In good,dernand, with
sales of 0,000 bbls at gik114,413,25, holders asking $0017($10,60
at tho Mom for mperfine.
Dorn firm. and In good demand at iTcaki for mixesiklicel
$1 for yellonband gIX for white.
A grad demand for sugar and prices advancing; gales of
1,500 IMds at 6N(EPG)4c for fair.
filolosom dull, and has declined to Doc.
The market for Eastern Exchange to dull and bury, and
bankers, In some carom, drew today, at prem., though %
le still the prevailing rate; tot 00 early decline to f•P, If am
1,5, Is Indicated. The toying rake were easier. Dalliers did
- tot pay our quotations freely, on any point, and Dlatadeb
this ehecks did not sell readily at over !.5 prem. New Or.
tilll2 sight Is firm at big% prem.—[Cin. Goa.
Itanziers or Bezel:a—The receipts of specie at Now Or
l• are felling off, no the meson advances. Daring the
ending April 70th, the whole amount of receipts war
.—.. 11,00,170
Proviocuirreporte...l WO &pt., ISLS„.
Total tact Ipta Out. I.t I sr.s... 5i1,056,756
Received Woo Cowl:set year g 8,3E4,700
do do du in 1357 6,172,134
do do do In 185 e 4,624,463
CRICIOO PRODUCE klesurts.—Doring the pas week the
produce merketo have been greatly earib3l on Gamma of
the Wu DD." iverioed by the beet three European steamers.
In wheat especially there lit. bees • strung speculative
feeling, and greeter activity than during any previous week
of Ito. mason. The sales of the week toot up about 410,120
bush, abowlog m advance or= on No. 1 Red; 21 to 2.2 on
Standard Spring mail 24 to 23c on N 0.2 Spring.
The flour market, which his been so lone quiescent. also
abated In the Improvement and an advance of Sae to $1
bbl his been established. The istock of winter wheat Cour
Ls limited, and there is • gcod speculative andbotnedemmd.
The Ours market his advanced daring the week to G to 8o
RA lamb, and lbe market closee firm at 83 for lalaol Kiser,
and 78 to77c for No.l Railroad. lists baraladvenced 3to 40,
with a good oliipping demand.
The shipments of wheat from tilts port during the paid
suet amount m 1171,910 buslt—which ts nearly donble thaw
a any previous Rea till. .sass. Of till) amount, 21,600
bush were taken to fit. toil., to ropply miller. ill that city,
TOAMO hturit went to Bon.l, and about 70,000 broth to On
wego and Carted. The receipt. of wheat were 43,130 bug,.
{lutes.
The thipment of gold to-morrow by the Africa will be very
!liege, probably a million nod • quarter,
nearly all coin.
Thle large, continuum. drain of gold cannot but bare, motor
Or litter, an unfavorable Influence rlllOl3 the money market:
(thou g h not probably sufficient tecaumany stringency, yet
rolliclont to enable bank. and bankers generally to obtain
higher calm of Internet. Including the shipment by the
wa bare loan over $5,000,000 in gold rod silver in IS
days. There le some appearance to-clay of firmer rates of
luterest, and a slightly luereased demand for money, bnt the
change to tot marked.—(N. Y. Trib.
Tonacoo.—The Louisville (Kentucky,) Journal, of the
Gth Mesa, my.:—'The prices of hot meek and the
active demand then notictel, continued up to last evening.
Alter the publicattion .4 the fowl an news, .omo anxiety sew
felt by heavy holden, and shipper., and advice, of the effect
at New Orleans are walled for with much Impitience. We
quote:—Lags, marketable, SUSS.SM. Leah common to geosi:
5552:407: Lear, good to fink, SIVIO,SO: Lnsf, mauctfektraing,
19017. The Eelee far the week amaprise 705 hhdA"
Our Grocery market mem. to acquire this week thus far
If=le==a=
rattlntaltnal with firranoo, hat order do not come in freely:
Me for molastits will not more lugs lots, and, tor anger of
prime .mality the
more
ant 73,407-Ne.
Flour *gala la more buoyant, the trade Is largely sroculta
lite, and the footings by no moans rt-premiat the actual Wilt%
am malty lota too *aid and mead nertaal tiraosorer, and each
tnuuetion prubably reported. The stork haaluconie great
ly reduced, and is trot being rapidly added to, hp rrceipts.—
tan. ern,
Import■ by River
SIONONGAILEL's NSA* lEJLTION COMB.11;17.1.0 Lids
fyr, G 0 do whisky, GO bdls boards, By lodler; bbl egg.,
1.4 .1 0 huller, (Vett Witym; 2 steam followers, Ewa KM.
les; 7.23 Ude door, McElroy; 10 do do. Worrell; 10 do maple
sops, dottoo; 12 do Iva banana; do door, Medley; 428
ass dads. Oliplestst; 12014 bre alsee, Mack; 101 do dos /Miler
klUckettlOD;2l334 oxs goys, Ferry co; 21.0. oats, Eska;
bbl, Boor, Bate.: I dodo. Gramblw. 3 UM lich. Reif
Hot gen /0 Mils doordfaher, II do do, I Kg. feed, Sleepier;
If. Gbh, doo r, atltmour; Kt bills boards, Cl.rk deo.
WHEELING!, per 141vorv•-65 bbl. dew, R Ruldex, •
,r; ZS bn glass worn, &Atwell. Nan & ecg 16 bdl. pap;
11lee.; 0 1.11• Lbla, Nnalth • 00, 7 6 610 , 1446646 1; 4S.k. 6444
bids ,D:0,66.6.6 , tr 2 pow. MORO k
IIIII=1:10:21
Thakw Southern, of {Vette( fulay, aays that the LW
of the St Nkholu true caught about one tallest...a Fria?
Paint, by Alr. n. Bolen, and W now safe, thou& under .ate
mere than a hot Before it oink he reentered several bbl.
of pickled pork, toed and flour, and nays that there Is a large
quantity of lead In It which will be recoseresl when the
water fella It la suppested licit the sate is iu the hull, and,
it Is said, contain@ $3,000.
Newell-kw—Thu Neva, of Sunday, soya:
There wea..yessesday evening, shout 9 feet eat. to, the
*dials, and the ricer cow slowly receding.
Tto @teenier YUla was weld, yeelsolay, by the United
:lutes klaralial, at politic, auction toe V,29U. Our old Mend
W. It Bell, of the B. td. (Otran, was the purchaser.
The wheethetwe and ladies,' guard of the Henry Chouton
were snagged below Oaks, Nobody was hurt.
The report that the Marmara wan sunk, we are 'exceeding.
ly happy to albs was emotion.. 03 the contrary, Unix
tirention, laid up at tderrlnivie until daylight, that ho might
pue the Trap with safety. The boat cone through without
rubbing or wetting • spar. The Marmara Is • staunch No.
I vessel, and is entitled to the toll couildenco of the shipping
community.
The Minuets:We rarer law high that the prairies along the
Moms am amend with water... Mast It la almost impossi
ble to steer stoenthoms without musing upou the prstrlee.
The t wer to falling, with lees than 5 fest by pier. The
work of getting out 11. iron rods, enema, shafts, bouerp
Me , hoot the wrecksof the steamers 'ot the Isodlng, Is pro.
melting with succen. The boilers of . the J. /1. Color do that
appear much toJured. Ilex boll washaulestout of the ruins,
and ono eau Judge of the brat of the and/wall., when are
state that hole, about 3 sochea In diameter, wet welted
through that block bell instal.
We Lea head that the steamer Racket, which loft here
early an Saturday morning. and • blob was lying, while hero,
in the very midst of the boats afterwards bathed, bad In
her hold a largo number of toss's of powder.
The Nelnotte, a fie subetthUal beat, was mid yesterday
to Capt. Mallard Calhoun, late of the Belmont, burned, fur
313,000. Capt. C. heeer sap die. The IL will leave today
for St. Lalllf.
The Glenwood will leave today with au assorted load. for
Nashrille...—..—Aho IL. Melrose for the mama port with
railroad Rochester, Capt. Duolap, leaves to
with part of • :oat. for Pomeroy, when, she will 1111 oat
with salt for fit L0015...--..The Poland, Capt. Crecy, will
lone MU day for Lotaimille. All these are good boats, and
well oillcenal.
The thmel Is getting in a new wheel. TLe bestitiful ate
iner Vixen Is loadltig with patch. Me enjoys as goad
board of otisers as wy pal nut swims.
The rt. Louie, Capt. Dean, arrived yesterday from Faint
Pool with • fair load. The Illyreugo,Cept. McCallum, got
in with a good lord from NA LOWS, and the Alma with apart
load of IMAM, from New Chita..
The Minerva woe- the Mowbug boat yeetenlay and the
thevolt will be testy.
We leans from Mr. John Grenough,clerk of Use lila May,
cinder date of May 8, that the !de made the trip through
from here to Nashville to 4 dayl and 13,ii hours, trichadiog
aroptiagesof 6 boon at Wheeling, and S hours atancinnaU.
Maria quirk. Freight scarcest Nasbville.7 trotand
would Ware waDley 9th.
===EIII=
N. l'osa. May 12.—Catton nominal al Il' 117 y for
upholds middling. Floor; talcs 47.000 4ble at 1.8,2049,50
k,r extra winthare. Wheat; sake 48,000 both al $202,03
for white. Corn bnoymet; make 31,000 bush; mimed 9ii140.
106; yellow 0600074; common whits 04. Beermlisat slfxbo
01330; prime mem I. quoted at 206;24. and Indh mm .t
24434 Lard buoyant at 11)4012; holden demand an ad.
mince to 1274. Whisky arm et 1374031. Boor steady at
707)4. Iliohumee held at 43: there are buyers at .0.47,
Rosin ecru; New Orleans 37404)4. Bacon blionlders
070. Plg Iron stood; .t $31014,00. feather heavy. Lim
seed OH at 63044; It Is now held at 65066.
active, but ad.:medic, with gales at :Z. Tittle* denser .t
tin. Chicago /Peva Wheat, onsound,lll,96W3V.; mixed
ditto at SLA mixed lantern $1,00a1,74 rof g 1.7601.80.
'relights oo Caton to Liverpool Nd. Stock. higher; Chi
cago* Rock Island 6914; Minato Central 67,4 Itilnola Cen
tral bond. &154; Michigan &others, &X; N. Y. Central 701/.;
Healing Canton Co. Ilk Virginia axes 91; !annuli
8.93.6; Calanak Chicago Mich. Central SI; ©a,—
land k. Toledo 26ik, Clavaland, Wamhos&Canchinati
Pumas R.lt. 117;_Pacino 11,11 B. B. Co. 94%; Carolinas IS
Punanstiqui, May 12—flour continuos to have an up
ward tender.); sale. of TOO bbl. soperilue at $74.0, which
li • further ..dram. of 21r.. nod 2900 bbla western extra
17.76„.n0w Ifelbat gn.s The aellbto the houtotrade rangy
from $7.60 to WO, the latter for fancy. A sale of Rye
'lour at $4,76, .111 Improvement of 2.90. Corn Mel scum
900 bbl. sold at $l. Wheat scarce and In demigod; salve of
=bush red at $1,7501.80, and 790 bruit white et $1,99;
cow hold higher. Ilya wares and oolornaala $l. Coro has
advonced iie; mica WI bush yellow. at 11:G0i, and • mall
lot in More •1 $l. Oslo have siodu adrancash 1000 bushels
Penns. sold at 699 . 1.90. Whisky la alao moving up; salvo of
Ohio at Nis.
C0.,?,.ny May 12.—Flour advanced 25e per bid, under
the news from New York, telegraphy' to the Chamber of
Comourcec aside of 2,600 UN at $7,25Q7,30 for superfine,
and $7,6012)7,76 far extra; the meant closed with mon caw
Von on the pint of buxom Whirls advanced to 27, and to
actin demand. Prorialona excited, and held out of market
pretty generally;uader the war oiciterfam4sl7 fru offered
for may Potit, hot wass reread; COO hbds of Bacon wan
mold at 71.0954, befog • further adranc•-c4 V,c.. Bolt
hold.old to the ortent of 10 0. .000 lba at 04438)4, but were
hold higher at the clam. Lard advanced to 11. 1 4, Out uma
sena to be had at Mir rate, at .tbe clam of chimp. fath
ead. are quiet, without clingy alone; easy. Nacbiusge
dating to 56 premiums.
WILLARD RAILWAY A. CO.
84 MAIDEN LANE, AND - IT CEDAR STREET
NEW YORK.'
PAPER WAR/CII.OIISIC.
lAA of
WRAPPING, TINTING AND WETTING
PAPER,
ON
03 ELAND OR WADE TO ORDN3s
FANCY; COLORED 41W 77.5.WX
BLOTTING TAMIL ENVELTGITA
Straw and Bonnet
TWINE H O II•SE.
WILLARD HARVEY
84 Maiden Lat.
NEW and
YOB 17
JL Cedar Strrrt,
BEEP, CO
TWTTON.
INER FLAX AND LINEN
,
ncrolna Jan KLlStrilenace
CORMA.I3E.
Or worry drweripOon '
CO'HON. JUTE, MANILLA AND AIIERIOAN lIMIP
• ROPE,'
Tarred Blue. !Wang - 18814, 01181ug Threadc •
S INE TWINES,
MOE TIMICAD, WlOll,lOB kinds of •
'CORDS AND LINES. • -
688 9 68;woattebrO0 .
SUNDRIBB-6.1 sacks Tenn. Wheat;
sto do do ' UtdonTiillinoor
To vitt To on gamer ClUtorito No by. ,
soull/11.1.11 - M123.11 ., 00.
VANILLA BEANS--A supply - of fresh
t u gs. monrarist nes ol; . kor nwtra;
(lAK S'II.NNED..LEAVIER:I4.ELTIN
1,000 *ON *Oil 1. t0:0 Itteteg irld#, of air best
isstomlbreil•br-, _
ut ibiosts-at
s or levofl 5 03 . 7 Ni t 4
f
—_;
tQiIYBL Steattittil.
na Anangement 185,
N. • • 11.1 J-1..
1117 Q • ilidara__
le sago ng wing
• • Wangle. kr
185 :Beadon Anangementl
BBj~rr. Louts AND ST.,
!AILY NORTHERN MN
'PACKETS EVE CIALIMA, Dvaoot
SilLt wkIIsAASD ST.PAOL—TEe DUDS
magnificent We wheel daemons will
ate coming yaw, laming am follow= .• .1
Mottilsy...-1112fItY CLAY-- --Capt. Stevenson-
NatsiIay—NORTHEFINER.--- " /Ward. •
" Ward.
" Grath.
Weineiday..lMlN "
.1. nEhodce-
Wedesday-AifNT LEM " Cbe Morrison.
ThursIay....IILETECOPOLITAN " T.B.lthodes.
Thosday3IINNEWTABELLIC-. " T.& WEIL
/ T
y..__ DROP—...— " N. W. Parker.
STragsr.'
BaMirday—DENUARK " R. riky.
Paturday.....WAL L. Eveiscr....._ Ovalle.
The Northern Me has been in ay, op
dor.
log the past year, and far regularity, comfort and t•fisct
reliability in every rrepect.bas unser been sempossed any
orgenitation an the Westons ILarlogadded six new
steamers to Liao, they are now prepared to offer harass
ed facillUes for the transaction of all alb actuated to
them, sad hope to merit • continuation of the liberal pat
ronage heretofore so liberally bestowed upon them. •
Pomo, Information that may his Moire:. aPPIY at the
Whartiloat, at the foot of Loonst street, or at the Northern
Lim Packet Office, No. C 7 Ocanaarrcial streathetween 011 re
and
Leone. WOW: :HALER, Ger Oral Aruba.
mettitmit
MISSOURI RIVES.
Notice to nissoart Wear Shinners 'and
Passengers.
.1
E have made an arrongemen
'Ait i a
awith the Missouri Blear Packet Com
pgy by wbkh we an ere through rates frer s i en
for rampagers and (might to all points on th ilbetoori His
sr. For further particulars, apply to SU -Burns k
Co., Steam Boat Agents, corner Water and Mutat streets,
who are authorised to °attract for as.
trictißLDS a CO* (late of Pittsburgh')
mrlZllertf T So.td Commorcial sa,Bt. Lords, Mo.
Rom Nile. Src.
Fiiii/ISVILLE--117eril — en
did steamer POLAND, apt. army, trill
leave rca• the above and all Intermediate Doris,
DAY, 14111 Instant, et 10 A. U. For bright. or puma
apply on board, or to . .
mylo FLA(Ft, DAMES A CO, Agent..
.55t. 'Louts. ttr.
NOIS RIVER—T.II. steamer ILIEL.
ZUTII, Oept.
McCemb., .111 team for the&borer amt ell
lutsrmadlate ports THIS DAY, 13th hot, at 5 P.
For freight cr passage rly. boarder to -
mylt "RC, BARNES A 00., Agorae.
BOG Rake Superior.
FOR, LA S 0 RiiJl The
j i da t t
Wt, staunch Grainer NORTLIEILN
MORT, John Spaulding, Master, Gill nor from Cleveland,
Ohio, to Lake Superior, as a regalir packet, dart= the to* .
eon. Will helve Olorelaod on her Drat trip on THIS DAY.
the I:lb instern. For freightor panne apply on board
or to LIANNA, GARRET:3ON A Chi..
aplßallfcha ClorelitroL Ohio.
Sot at. Vant.
FOR ST. PAUL AND MINNEAt a t
ROTA RIVER, Dnirr—va St. Lode,
Reokuk,Barlingtoo, Mumble, Rock blend, Davenport.
Galena., Dubuque, Leolosen, Weans, ShPanl, Ft. Snelling,
St. Serer, to.—lhe Dm ecotone DR. RAKE, Capt. Samuel
awn., vIU IWO f...r the above ports on TUESDAY,
17th lost.,nar C. o'clock P. a. For freight or pasecige np.
ply on band or to FLACK, BARNES A CO., Agents
FOR ST. PAUL, DIRECT-Titelail
be steamer ALLRINRII, Captain C. A.
bravo, will leave for the shore and all Intermediate porta
on SATURDAY, 14th last, at 5 o'clott,T.Y. For weight
or pareage apply on board or to
FLACK, BARNES It CO., Agents._
FOR ST. PAUL, DIRECT—The'a - ai
doe steamer VIXEN. Capt. Tiernan, Ma
sal. Clerk, will leave (or the above and all latermmilem
ports, on SATURDAY; 14th last, It 6 o'clock, I'.'r. Tor
freight or passage apply on board or to
rayld FLACK. BARNES A CO.. Agenis.
jaeln ()clean, Sc.
1.
NEW O.IILELN9.—The ene sioamerJ. O.
FEILIJONT, Cap t. Btockdaloorlit trave far the J.O.
NI
Intermediate. ports on .TIII2DAY - 17tb Jost. For rrelgbt or
Nang, apply on board or to •
myl2 FLACK; BARNES k CO„ Agta.
TAE GREAT PURIFYER!-
A- TLIE WORLD CILALLENDEDI
- PRODUCE ITS EQUAL!-
—nig BLOOD BEelitrllltßl—
GLORIOUSL Y TRITIMPAGLVT:—
Sworn etatement of David McCreary, of Napier township,
Bedfonl county:
April.-18.58, es neer ea I -ran remember, • small pim
ple made flu appearance 011 My upper lip, which mean became
enlarged and mom. I cued paid:nee atonal, end a wash of
blue enrol, without effect. Finding the wars. extending .1
colleil on Dr. Ely, of Schaldrorg, who pronounced it Cs-e
-cm, and prescribed awash of sugar of had and bread poul.
time. Finding Mem remedies of no 0041.1 called upon Dr.
Iheffer, of Davidsillle,Bomeneeteounty, who also preinounc.
ad the disease Cancer, and gave me internal end external
le:mediae—the Latter medial:3g principally a caustic, but
all to no purpoee, as the disease continued sintidingtoward
the nose. I next used a preperetkm of erectile, in the form
of into.. This tor • time checked the dlsease s bntilte faxen
math. soon Menthe& I next called uponDr.Etatler, of tit
Calm-Me, Bedford county, ,who oleo Ft:mounted ilia dies
ease Cancer, out applied • wave mid to bo • never-failing
remedy, Lnt It had no effect whaler.= In chocking the spread
of tho Mee. In December, of the Nl= year, the disease had
eaten sways greater part of my upper lip, end heed shacked
the ore, when wont to Cincinnati, where I consaltad
Prot B. g. Newton, of the Eclectid Medial College. Ile pro
nounced the disuse 1 cuteneene Cancer, supeeindemed by
an inordinate nee of mercury.. Ills applied' mild bine oint
ment, and gm me Internet remedies. My feed heeled up,
but the inflionmation mu not tborollly removed. In Feb
ruary, 1557, he protiounad ma cured, and I left for home.
the-di:ewe again returned, and so violent was the
pain that I could not rest at night. late in May I returned
to Cincinnati, and NAM pieced myeelLunder the charge
Dr. Bee toe, with whom I remalneduntli September; during
wLich time he need every known remedy, and partly nun
ceeded to checking the disease, but whin I returned home
there were atilt three discharging ulcers ripen my ism I
continued tieing Neristan'• preparations, and also medicine
that I got from Dr. Ely, but the Chimer continued growing
until it bed cal off Oa loft sideof my nese, the greater por
tion of este LA cheek, sad doetedfacked ley left eye. I hod
Oen up all hope of ever befitg cured, dace Dr. Ely said he
03old only give relief: but that a cure moo Immolate. In
March, ISM, I bought e bottle of "Blood dearcher," ten I
most confine that I barn° faith to it. I. was very week
;rheal ' commenced takieg 14 bat I fotmd that .1 gabled
strength day b 7 day, and also that the ulcers commenced
drying up. I continued, and slum the third bottle was to
ten wig.. was healed as by • miracle. I wed a fourth
bottle, and I lure be.. healthier since than I hats - been for
the last wren ram Although my Awe sadly diagram',
I ate grata:fel to • benign Provider., who bas spired
my Me, and whith has been done through the butramem
tidily el LEIRDIAT'ILIMLOCZO BLOOD Sulam."
...
Sworn end =Wert bed thLrEllt dwyof Aura;A. D., IE4,
before me, one of the Justices of the NMI In anti for the
Borough of Stollidaystng, Blair county, Pa.
Witems-1.7. J. Jame. JOLLY GORLEY, 1. P.
Being afflicted with • griecons Totter an the arm• cud
face—after trying many remedies which utterly failed to
cnre—l was pecenetled to try Wetter , Improved MOW
&archer, and now, six weeks eller finlahltig the MOND
DOITL; pronounce myeeircured.
The Tatter broke out, •omethtog over • year ago, on the
livid. of my arms, extending from the elbows down to the
writtg also, on my face, immediately rand the mouth and
chin, and continued to be a perfect torment to me until mu
ed by the mood Searcher. lay arm; at time., were almost
mole" owing to the erect. and MITI on them, liable to
bleed at any time on the lout exertion to lift or work, and
aometimee so itchy that I could warmly prevent tearing off
my flesh. I have now been cured Mx week., and feel It dn.
to Mr. Linda:T. and to the public , generally, to make tide
statement, and hope that ethers like myself:nay be benefit
ed by using his valuable medicine.
- JANE Pt imam
mark
Sworn end bubscribod before roe, deli of tho Aldermen
nod for the city of Pittsburgh, this Otb Say of Icily. A.D.,
1135 T. AND. BiridASTEII, Alberto..
DEL G. EL KEISER, wholaalo and rotnil merit for Pitt*
burgh, Penns. , mrl7Diawl.
MAG • R
THE GREAT . STHENGTHEHEH4ND
PAIN DESTROYER.—The best and cheapest: 'non.. •
hold Rama, In the world. Simple and-plena! Os nye
plication, certain mil effectual la ha nandis. :A beautiful
ecieutttic 'external curative, applicable for the rellef of pi to
at say time, in any plase,in any part of the human eye.
tem, and males all circumstances. If you put this Plaster !
anywhere, !train I, than, the Piaster will stick tharatintli
the pain ban stmitbecL The Plater magnetises .ttin_pain
stay, sad ' - •
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHERE THIS PLASTICE;; ', : . .i a-T
IS APPLIED. -
Rheumatism, Lauteutesjiti Nowa, Debility; Seriousness • • ••
Neon/go, Dyspepsia, Cm eh% and Colds, Pains and Ache*
of every MIA, dawn Oven to Corns, are Mime ;Ably relieve:4,
and, with • little patience, pesterrucuily cured, bythe mugs
oil Witten. of the MAGNETIC MISTER. It iv the slew •
pleat, stunt, saket, pleuaut”t and chespeet remedy existanca Its application Is unliessal—equnßY to the
strong mum, the delicate woman, end the - feeble Want-- ,
To weak mid all it will prove s Balm ands Diming. • Its
too 11 seeable, end without annoyance OS thoob.l.•
priori le .itt.in tho reach of all—tich or paw h . " . •
It who are sick -a d suffaNng !tinny we/.
PAR2dIIIIB ahould be always euppiled with tbleltrialos•
hie PLASTER. It will be the Good •Pbyedchno le any -
howitdoold, ready at all times, and st beaten: notice.
. Pot op In sirtlyht tin boxes. Each bow bbl make fir to
eight pinta s,sta: any child can spread - Mem. • Price ss
canto • boo, with fhb, and plain dlr•ectiona'
D. O. moan amaio r it ! D.,. ,
Inventor eed Propsteter,lllWalker st, New York.
hIOItEtLEADIRACINICTIO PLASMOIs soldby idldrug ,
eity, town and Clogs of the Cfnitedhtstes..
noteedAwly lol - - -
Ca.sx Or RUrrtrilt COUrt 111-Oris YEAR ,
loo.—Bfr. George Outabert, ttbo roddet On thrioatth Bt.
8,661, romth ward, proettred a Tram !rola 600,
.146 1 6 6
moths erected an oath* cure. 110 tau new 'bum Its
months without the Tram, and thole to so appt/916nttp off .
6 66 , 6 6 6 , tho iaptera lam couthrtudfr Cab;
of rupture with my lwraliable Teams:
I baeo portant= from Ur. aumbort to froblioh
for to Mg cata rho but of refemetto mitre
pllosit‘m at my Drug Store awl Trost - - ;i f ;
ja=dtter Dr. GEO. H. l4O Irate'
GALVANIC BATTERY, Olt ELRCTRO Duarmary - .
Kamm tar Modred. purposely; of ei very reperforrlak7;l7:
TM beard free of Express theme; vitierever au szr•;e4
rea}noo • nartiblzerrof Ten Dollars. Meteor Dr. ueef_
WIENTIML NU Wad it.. Pittsburgh. P.
' ..AR .TLTL 'la. EAR .—DT. lieyser.or-140 Wood
.
stna, Mien ha:Aim-, met* Clerks fir dairp [
DT whkix Emmy perms axe binds to bear as inlolB•Tai.—', '
cum of &Whoa 1424112
Pa= OLD 4rr. have do hand
sermu wzmisou Bye lildaY •tadk ttsss tosdotad
kept ontll aim beexcaul old Nut 7/11 be sold by Ms bind I—
.
W ll7Tdlll7 - 1 - • 4,-,
Seasnes -11/rancrotit.--Nhe wh o l esa l e 1'
u"kimtb It Dit.,menixtes,
To xam Ditostri w - =3 of ccrtkindy c:g l 4
=Mst•x!,
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