The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, June 04, 1847, Image 2
Prr,:oilliGH '- GAZuTE. BY iILAsTUS 11K00 PITTSBURGH:, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 4; 1817 [l:r T■T.n Pan Dstbe o.7.erre is tilbliebee D.py. Tri•Weeklp, and Week I y.—alut Daily 4stieven Dollsisperleorpiar, the Tr.-Wer ell is Ova r Vet annum; the Weekly is Tyra Doliars'per annum, salsa], vn <desot . - Illollet to AtivattLier.. tHAdVrlttatmenla, to secure twenion, should be ea in by flee &dont in the snetuontt. Attention to thlit,on the pnrt of. one cnitart , te, would I.e pmel..te Wee ar bcactit. • • _ - . L .• FOR 001/EaflUlt, ik Pif . JA IL WA laviN. • , I lOW COMM Cot,ti.) • FOR CANAL CONIAIIet,IONER. _ ' JI;PfIE.PIi W..LPATTON, 1. , curtautt...s., ..,..,... I , roil .4214.1 . 0! OP.OROE: DARSEE, of Allegheny Cite 11. OCENZLY. ..- (1.14 1. I , ls C I NOIII.E. of luthang Tp • CRIIIVATI ALL SNIVART%.oELFf Wllltn. 'Fp. MARSIIA I,MT WELDER. ronaottgli INI lIE RY I LARGE.of MtPllot Tp 1 lon COTair 111.•01tia • •• J.i W. 12AXTER, of Pittsburg:L. . - . 1/01l ..71C.11 contottootirrt Till MAR YEAKIN.S, of Lower et l'ltur Tp iII.L . PITOK. Tar.t.iAm c A VEN, to( Ver,ailles Tp. • Pm Ll.Al il et : G ws, nremecl Intelence r o s g e o , e s A e C ,Im. Nelis, molar Alu sec Litud paKe_, • Sao fourth Page for 31Swell News Vieo2Weer lie L USO of Coot —To r Smoke ?se enst ic: *gal.. We hope not to weary tho attention of our rea. den by the attention gieen to this subject. end co nyinced Se we arc ci its impedance to the city and neighborhood of Pittsburgh, we do not think arty spolOgy is duo for again pressing it upon the attention of those who, after all, ire to be the great bedeflciaries in the commasl of\ a great pub lic nuiwince. The Smoke Presentite, we ha'se already shown, is a:practical manure, and Mai l:ma Olt combines greatrceonomy cleanli lams, do not think any extra inducements might td be held nut to awaken a general Interest in the ahbject. The reader who would obtain the most pi4fect acquaintance with the whole subject, may d4solty consulting the work of C. W. Mill. hams“ton the consumption of c nl and the piesetw lion ol smoke chemically and practically consid ered.", Iti is accompanied by a book of plates. amply' illtettrating the propoteil imi.rmement iu all iteparts and dimensions. The work ought ta be in !the possession of all establhohruenba interest. el either in the use of fuel or the generation of ster4 or steam power. It is almost sail to con. template the km of life end health sustained for the . want of that scientific knowledge in the consirution of machinery and furnaces, the of feat of which would be in przetice,iMprused beadb and , improved conaiructidn in every branch of. mechanism. Mr. Williams's work heals:co approved by the molt scientific men in England. Wdliain l'he mas Brands speaks of the practicability of the achelne as beyond all questiOn• in • litter to Mr Williams he says: stlm'il a number of jets it liampashle atmosphere, and so obi tiara in such a way as to produce ' of, beat, and so a neceseary cone • the smoke. • You, in fast counter monly called smoke into fuel all and. the place wherwihis combo - effectually brought about." the jelsobetr here spoken - of, =able atmosphere within the tl swot of 'ldestinctivedistillation' jet of air, Mr. Braude calls the of a separate nurse, and the-edit of so many jets of Inflammable in the air. - Andrew Ure, who enjoys a I igh reputatior. in. Europe and the United States as s chemist ~f great experience, claws a long 'elem. to Mr. W lianS• with the fiillowing psrugreplit ..In the case of great steam boiler furnama, for which your patent is specially intended, (it will serve for all as welt) since these are fed at short intervals, your plan of distribUting atmospheric air, in regulated quantity, by numerous jets, through the bodyTof.the"eastforM matter, is pecu liarly happy. and; must enable you to extract the whrde beat which the combust& is capable of of. fording. The method, also, which you have con nived for distributing the air under the furnace 01 the grate, will ensure due conubdition of the robed coals lying there without admitting a refrigerating blast to the foe. And Email', your mode of sup plying atmospherical oxygen will prevent the pas sibility of the carbon of the end. escaping in the shape of carbonic oxide gas whereby 6i: present Much belt is last in our great furnaces." I Dr. Brett, in a letter from the Laliratory of the Royal Inatitution of Liverpool. asya that the im proved combustion is through good instead of vi tiated air, and that the effect is magical. The air is applied at the ptoper time and place, and there is a thorough commingling of the substance. to his burnt. A chemical unioniis formed which ac.' complishea the desirable result which we are arm • log to produce. 'Phis writer 'rays. ••• , Every one whit obsetvis the volumes of black omoke escaping from the chimneys of coactufactic . ries, meet be Wrack with the positive toss of f e ed thus sustained: yet not only is the black errioke lot fur calorific effect, but a/Luther losemay be tra. cod to the falling off of what may be called • - smoke; though not visible. Eiltlearl unburot cat burettes! hydrogen and catho *c oxide. You bare been fully alive to this truth, and have shown that by mingling atmospheric air with the inflammable gas, before they eau esutpe, unborn?, black smoke I may be got rid of, or in ethic words, t h at lose et 'fuel and consequent low of heat, maybe avoid ed." Dr. Robert Kane, of the Royal Society, Dublin, ways the plan of smoke consumption secure• colo . pieta success in art, and the greatest economy in materials. What has been Jona by the inventialfi l i of which wo speak. is Wt forth a. the introluction of air at the bridge and along the dame to J is supply the quantity of exigent necessary for the combustion of the volatile products of the ertel; the diffusion of this air, secured by its issuing from a great number of mall jets, and the con - seqttent full combustion of the gaseous fuel, he . fas II ', s aes the surface of contract with the boil. or. Dr. K. You lose no filet, whereas in all the ordinaiy in of avoiding visible smite , the foel ... I, ea in carbonic oxide, and is eitheiy escelointhg . as invisible gas. or burns at the orifiees o f e . chimney, wasting there the colon which have been economised • t elow." ' . We have chosen to glee them authorities in preference to anything of our own. ‘Ye may es• mark, too, again, that all thesis psulictiont, rs lather fact., ;have been abundantly proved by tits • -experiments which have been made. l'he sy BIM lain complete practical success all over England, at a great saving of Intl. and with the equally isn • • portent desideratum of clew:lmes!. Our raffles' hope is that manufactuters is this city will make this subject one of systematic and united inquiry. pre:poised reform will pay for itself in sin mantis in any ceanufacturing establishment, and in almost any . dwelling house, and all beyond that will be clear pin: N't'e have shown what WU done in Manchester. and Pittsburgh . W the • 4.1 . 7 Manchestes or Birmingham of - Amerim. :Semi let it be said that Brother Jonathan'. organ 01 sc. v cutup, or bin utilitarianiam was leas than that of John Bull. 'Profit and comfort both invite :Cu' attention to the reform we have pointed out. and Who•dose not wish to me an. abatement of the nuisance we-complain of. eve msy remark that the experwe is so trilling , that Bo:insists merely in the application of the air ' Chambers to the fumacesadready built.P.fty dol.' tr• • ••''' tan would be the expense, and 'ordinarily not - more than tbirtj.five. The {want principle can - be More easily applied to steamboats than to man. e X p ifactoxiss,though wily enough to either. We have before tu r (wtiting as the editor does, in the Pat at Washington) a report of an intelligent I'MuMnielee of the' General Commissioners of the • - f4.•[,;jEdbibtiorgb Police,ahowing that the principle in -1- , " . less of power while it imitates great of fuel,, and that without regard to the. kind eked used. We hope by this time to have pre inducements sufficient to lead at least to an " ; '4'it.f . ; 'Jogai upon ttto oubject. W. tat attention_ to the cud of Dr. Chapman, Xtaltitooo; who is about to take up his re.: and piusiti, his proCeseion in this teems axe prepared, he may be found at Dla -101. 044008 0 1 fr eta HP Uie ' • • .1 }s A.-.- k MieSlOsn' •eratas.—Tie dale or a~ain'.in! Mellott are nom and mom a pm:dela our people. iteitil47la4ll.li4tho 0 4 , of woos dicta*, that; the Governimint is*toring to itat till, and y etitiere is art inik..siveneiretin the firti J 'tient& of power in Mexico; that it letalnroot fm -poseible to Comprehend. ken 'the palatial e* :Power, according to Up last tottering to piece.. and the members of Congress ate deserting _ their pots in greet numbers. Seventeen mem ber lett the Capitol in one day, others titre sick, and other. still, refused to attend the erasion& All -vr to confulion. and but little shod of anarchy, and y. t there is a union among nearly the whole Mex. Tlll3 people to resiot4,the inanition of the United Stets. The Clergy preach resistance, spen and uncompromising, and the Pre. call it treason to utter the feintest whisper of Peace while an American foot rests upon Mexican well.-" Same of the Churches were even malting their plate into rite metal of sustenance fur supporting and in creasing the Army. Others were raising large sums of money, others stall, not of the Clergy,' were •uhscribing according to theii means, to en s miage the forthri:PiiWtcution of the war. In the meantime, it te;e4this'new army is collecting, and one which already numbers some 8000 men.— Thong!, defeat is certain to the and all armies dirty in be brought against OUT own the stubborn redolence shown in the re.appestance of such • i.idy of troops. indicates anything but peace. There is smne acme, adhesive,-uncomPromi dug, dogged power in Mexico, which will never yield to misfortune, and we suppose the Adasinis tration-here recent lobe as dogged as Mexico. Dal the people have to pay for ell this piping end date cing of Pre.ident Santa Anna in Mexico, and - 01 hie very particular friend, President Polk in the Jolted States. A. thing. are 'now goinion the ear may probably continue as long as thethirty frees' We of Germany, and the end will be, even if tt o'tould r nd to-morrow, a b II of crots that will frighten men out of all idea of the false , honor in• solved in such a controversy. The Clergy uf,OSO'l..nis Potosi i..ued, on the Leib April, to theft . ;:fsithful hearers," a lung ad dles., which is publieted in another column, with the fullosing letter heading its "I send you a printed sheet, butted by the prelates and ecclesiastic.; who have determined to preach three day. during each week, in order to ozone in rho people ilea proper religioue enthueinem. I hope that many will he induced to j tin the army through them means. they have here 7,000 Muskets to arm them, and also 50 piecesof artillery (among them !:.6 of Mary calibre.) and the necessary ettiMUnition. lus muscat gars is Ilia is sonsw.—Three now manufacturing establishments are about to be c rec. I tel in the prosperous borough of Birmingham. and twit able loud ground have already been apPropria. tr.! fie that purpme. One of the lois below the Bridge has been selected for new Iron Works.— It woo perches/It we are told for the handsome .1111111 of $12,000. The other two works will baler the manufacture of Glass and for a Saw Mill, Pia. g machine and Steamboat: finishing establish ment. The cot of this last loi war $8,500 and tile price:Of the lot for; the Glass works wen fr 4,000. The Iron and finishing work, contain about one acre of available ground each and the other about two thirds of an acre, The several establishments are to be owned by practical beanies; men, and ;'will be of the largest class. They will be corn. [lleum! immediately, finished by autumn,. and conducted in the best manner when commenc ed. We heartily rejoice at this evidence of public proeperity in the thriving town of Birmingham.— Prosper Ity indeed germs to attend all departments of bovines around us The citiums here can say m..t truly that ..our lines have fallen to us in ph avant places and that we ham, a goodly heri tage." nto a heated in- Slain its combus t • great increase iequencs destroy tact what is corn die time lohm 'non can h e most enter the hale= nes, and become of smoke. The lEZ=9 reLL.lllql 'Ann \Vl:Tr.—Twenty of the road are aiready completed, and the whole it under contract. The wires will be constructed Warm there will be a branch to Cleveland, end the main lane he extended on the I .ft bank of the Ohio, in the direction of Colum. it: stl,l Ctrcitlrrtti,ll,,,Vq:, Will be a wire ea• t-oiled {eho-a the rVet I td t ,511131ThAillhUll 01 Wheeling. We expect to he en telegraphic :come munication with Cincinnati and Cleveland in eh ty days. The S.:other° Telegraphic line is also going ahead promptly. The line will lee extended to Richmond in a few weeks. and soon after to roterzburgb. Arrangements are also making for the erection Li posts, end a general preparation of the route on the whole Southern line. The Crepe. It is estimated that the surface planted vita CM this year in the elisto of New Jersey, exceeds that of tasty. , by 10,0000 t cr.e which ought to yield thrre or fiur million of bushels.—Newark What is true of New 'jersey is ,true4nearly all the grain growing states. Voices Co nseen and improbable calamity befall us, there will be an immense production of cars tbs present year. the A gentleman from Virginia informadits digit crop. will inn, out eery fairly in the tictnity of the Rappabanock. James, and !Vora= rivers Auld as he lichetee all 0,01 . the State. The P:trait Advertiser says the crops in Mich igao ore cowing on finely De. sax Dias, a fugitise slave from Ark aims it, becoming; lion ala Douglass in i;ew Bibt,,.was born inKenluckyAnd according to Lis story, has been told nix times, the last Lima ,to dos I:Lecoliee Indians from whom he eanped• Daue b ina last week presided at an eLlydmuu c.,uveutien to 130 , t0u 1 ,1 Which. white lady abboldiutii.t acted as SecrelAry.. The RACc between the Oregon and I:timeline re.ulted in the suecesa of the Oregon by three and ono-quarter 'l'he distance aln was 129 miles. ILue of our Philadelphia comspoudeLan sraJa u.ttlas important :Lewa by telegraph. IL [night as wall hese coma by cps.d. • PARLOUR ImPßwemenla. • Ganaors c AAAAA L RAIL tomn—Eight per rnl Stork —The last •hares of din, block were pub.: fibril for yeaturday. 'rho whole amount ie SGOO,OOO, of which nearly all had been taken iu Sot. Rib Stock boor talLen in the Rail RoaLl from , Ruslerille Ohio W tlhribpehi. P llstance of miles. , • The Bath and Portland R.ilenta Cowt.r.tt (61a . rie,) broke ground on the lat insh N%'S esti STol" reports have timm TrOri.Cli that $71,460 have been subscribed on the; books of the •• W abash - Navigation Compenj:LH S e veral points yet remoin to be heard froze; There were .inscribed at this plearssl,oo o of tbi eutu Vincen, lu Gaz. • PuLITIC. OF TIC GIILLT KFLTILS.--Bince the commencement of the war against Mexico, by Mr Polk, election. have ..en holden for members of Congtees in our foalargelfl Butes with the fol lowing moult, compared with that of the previews •lection.—North Amer. 1846 1847. Whigs Dem. Whirs Dem. 13 21 23 II 12 12 17 ' 7 7 14 II It) 114 6 9 Now York. Pennsylvania Ohio, eea corr.= l A director of the Utica and Schenectady Railioad in New York say, that the 11 rat has been adapted by that Company in the ressonstr action of their tracks, and he adds The maintainance of 19 miles of the H rail track east of Harper's Ferry, has coat an average of about $260 per annum per mile, while on the IJ rail track west of Harper'• Ferry. the coat has loin but. about $196 per mile, ...hawing a difference of 10i per cent in favor of the latter." Two OCINNAID yewn ago lost bah:inlay, 2414 ult., tho tint General Ascent,ly met In the Colony of Rhode lalatol; and the tint government was organized ander the original emu', gratittal by the Paleiamont of England the tains of Prow. idcztee, Portamonth and Newport, constituting them a political corporation under the name of the Pr:miner of Providence Plantations in New England. The clatrer blears date in March, 1644 It wet brought to this =miry 14 ommmn, the Same : eV by SiSaiWartiris, Moo& agency it had-Lame obtained. To tre Eralor of the Pillisorgh-ticretto -- t1tmem....."....7.7wi5y .-- t Popeasir Lectures on Phystieloge • 1 ~,,la g .„ ,_ , this People.. no, be o fad.. Pcnisktoneirbo lam been delighted MI instruesta po r t . - , , i li o — /:4 7 ‘.". . 4 ,44, Iti, anueublows power which hat try& ding .. .Morrill's whole coma of lecterns been placed in tha hande,nor Wonhy of the glare. to Jaen hie greet° le through, your colemms! 002 lII*OO ofjfexicatis e c If if...should behold 1 Ise and toriika ifireteeeffortte awakens more tensed: itor.:..ellati of eitu Doty telefax} and out beloved : , intererkin this important branch ot,t em.riekoare I neur a l. and Tem.. ialwid Walfre+.ll.. wnhout -_,... 1 . • • I rearing its ;mace to arouse its • compatnots from ledge. rNo li ne teems to question the utility ell tha t i ndo l ent ettethy in, which for mote titan a 1 that man's labors who devotes his time and ttlenu year e they have been t uentergele and if . It should . 'lts improve th e b„, I ;',9• ,.. h 0g5 , s h eep , t thne eeetTa not cease them to comprehendour teethed lament able and disaster 4111111t1012, and to know and 5... other domesti c animals, and we all knowthat every cute the mean. of oar salvation. aTo do Ode is I succesaful grazier conforms has treatment to the our sole are, lave of health and growth; a derived from a The Caption of Washington have determined knowledge of this enetome and physiology, and to perpetuate, in the present age, a horrible moos e s-are, indeed, in the annals of the ',bole world. yet scarcely one patent in a thousand ever thinks Ambitious to exteud their rew nt and te o ot inquiring whether human anstomy and phyre t. no power, and to perpgingtt ro ar r u se to :E., iology have any connection with the treatment of o f coming generation., they have not hesitated to - his own children. Tee human specula alone is viclaut toward. the gentle society of Mexico the most sacred of human righuk In their wild de left to grow yp and the, in utter ignorance of the briunt, they behold with raving thirst tho opus lawn pf lifa and health. The consequence is that lace of our temples, the riches of our chdrches, gnoicence of our homesteads, the sngelic web is the violence done to nature that a very the me large proportion of the lace is buried in mere is. beauty of triseasures ur weaker Of our a eX, the Intrnens th e and e lea ty ns fancy. We !rondo all tesponsibthry and injuneusly bausuble mountains, e frt of our fields, and the beautiful variety of our eh charge Providence with the results of our own mate; and ever the implacable enemies of our race and origin, they have taken rapid steps to allies wilful ignorance. Thera would be more excuse for this ignorance if it resulted alone feats apathy am guith our ne, and pulses' themselves of all or indifference, but we make • merit of it, and thee. Precious gilts You have already seen theca ' compatriots: In under the pretence of delicacy and tr fi nement, vain in the memory of the thousand and thousand etudrously avoid the acquirement of Knowledge asthssmations commit edat Palo Alto, Rethende la essential to-our physical well being, and make Palma, Montere o—my, Ang have osturawe seen, Vera Cruz an s d us of artifice ...a deceit to keep our children in Cerro Gard yelp mulUtude of lelexteane wandering to the woods, and pursued darkness in relation to thine physical lawn which like wile beasts in their own country, robbed of their property and driven from their families—in have an essential and inseparable connection with the deectopement and char actor of then' vain do vie recall the multitede of peacable and honorable men, who have been insulted, seized mental and moral coestitution. I have myself hard some good men severly censure Dr. Mot- an d beaten, in P retence ea " of it beloved done' , ter or idolized wt(e—in vain do we recollect the rill for a dvertising to lecture on emertiege to. proud barbarity, the shameless cruelty required physiologically considered," to though he had to burn the vill•ge, to e innocent d, as we held at Ague N neve, Hidalgo, and other towns morale, and noterithst"Mling the character he had at the North. already established ZMollgst us sea men of sciences But what can we hope from a horde of robbers, aul the advocate of virtue, it wee @Meagan that he destitute of homansty—moniters, whend defiance could have no other purfoth in these lectures, than urthe laws of nature, when they insult, rub and contemn God an his holy temple I When a to make money by ministering to a morbid and de• paved curiosity. No on of the hundreds who i m h: n r,:i n n t rof c' e n ou ' g7ou ' , e 7lie Pr ine c s a aih n il d ily ib" an 7 . l. o u bil ld us listened to his deeply interesting and eloquent dte• racy of which he is c acpable can hardly be be carves on that subject, will venture tu.effirm that ed. tA het d ean expect from these Van dr two lectures alluded to had any such tendency; dais, vomit from bell to scourge the nations, on the coo'rery, merry one who behaves that Dr. el. when we know that they worship no God but has rightly explained the laws Se nature, must, eold, and aptre to no happiness but the grutifica own that science. I. the efficien t co teacher with lion of these brutal prisione 7 A wive writer of raligien, of the strictest prinuples of mor•loy the lout century has oetd that "Man without any and furnahre la with philosophical reasons for religion is a terrible animal, who appears only to the observance of laws which Revelation pronto!. ea , / his !fleetly in destroying and devouring." gates. Sorb, in effect, impart to be the picture We ought not to lute sight cif %ha great (uncle. which Providence, with a high ileaffn,hu deign mental truth, that our Creator is no less the ed to present to us. Yes, compatriots; you have author et the natural lows of our physical mem- i.e.n el our religion, our country, our Itherty,out within, than of the moral laws for the regulation nee., our families, our property—nothing—oath . afoul' at immortal and accountable beings, s respected; and if they spare even our ex• and that all these lows have penalties annexed t o lettuce, it a merely for the purpoee of tonnes it them. Obedience to all is trquired of us, anal an to profit In the unhappy eenilinoU of dereel L oon of the rierueuf ;shwa c impetteated fDr And finally ' they will endeavor. as no beta •l b y e ful fu meo , o f e.„ foor . o f l e , f ur mateneen the ready sod, to blot our name from the catalogue natural laws of life and health require that the or na ti ons. lune. should be supplied with an abundance of Fellow citizens of Potosi! Cm Tou behold, me air, and the storach with nutritioue food; the with waking eyes, and without the blood freezing moral low cemnialids every one to lose Ins neigh• in your veins, • condition so humiliating. • feu bor and teed the hungry. Now. "though I goo so disastrous and frightful! Can your bold and en no, tooth, to Iced too po ~... en d shot ayes., valiant charade; behold without rage, that the up m a ®ion% enveloped with noetou i napes., foot of a heretic edeeoterer theend defile your god eterue myael f n my b o d y w ,li ~,.. .pd, of magnificent temples. destroy your venerated ime my !benevolence, nay, even should I (neer. every ages, and trample even upon your God, orer • ttule of the morel law, (were that possible.) such throwing your holy iracrements and depriving °lenience would not exempt me Sun pato, af I the Christian soul of • the sublime entries and exalted enjoyments of the angels?. Will you per wilfully , or even ignorantly, three/ my hand into the fire, or pluck out my tight eye. 'Ma know- mit that • covetous and barbarou• stranger should outage that God-who has visited and consoled ledge of the moral law comes by Revelation, but of the natural ow, enough the intelligence Gad 7 0 ..1. 70e 0 .I.4theute—who accompanies you in the horrible transition from hes to the enjoy. has given us. The man who he el wee his iutelletence discover the.. he is subject to, cant of eternal beatitude? Will you consent, to bbeamPotatna! to hare, the holy tom of your will find ignorance n no shield against the penalty/ if he descend into a pit tiled with carbonic acid church abolished, and the mien of your reiterate le ". will dui although he may b ane noeer heard non exterminated 1 Finally, fellow cite of such a gat; it he destroys the optic nerve, he :ens, will you be insensible to the Weil of your I will loge the poseur of vision. though ho may religion. your temples, and even to the sweet have done it through ignorance So also of the na me ' "brutiene i Vet all deo will happen inordinate use or abuse of any natural faculty on t. you Your tamthep will hunger after the bread . f the Word, and the eternal consolations Instinct. Of the prompungs orthi semen cannot be kept igpornritiand ,10,,,, r do,,„ to , nquir . u0 u..., which' the adorable religion ef Jesus can alone di n. -, and tare will be none who can fur , legnimate noes and the proper limit, of indulgence. their voluntary began., will eat preterit them ' ich Il •. r en' deeelltete any your ~,,r‘r,•+ will from felting tote arse pd wb,ll I. e tic their path.—'l'"' is -d {ii Y"or sight vol made victims to Why, then. on/ n o , to 0p,,, h t,,,, o ,o_ ilS:IVIOU/ 1111400nd, even in die streets sod pule It a sometimes replied, that for such CICU.I the Ito places Your tender sons will expire on the oral 1.1./ top lies the necessary restraint. l'rus, puma of the motile and bayonets of the baba but will the force of the morel law be we rocs conquerors, cheering tease& you their by a knowledge that, (ere in all other cases, where last lacks of fear and agony; and you yourselves fully oielerstood) nature and revelatiote—having shall be seized and found like brutish beasts for a . common „ ion , __, f ,„k ale , a comm is lan. the thingeone of - slavery, and savage men, filthy 'plum; That ;n, loin end Wt ..,,„,M i.,, , _ promituies, arid wild Orates will came and due, 'pluming from Ili. same a ttrc-,--do. by the oat- the comforts and doecacies of your homes. lion of appropriate. penalties, tend to the scam, Yes. fellow cit eta of.Petose heat 0! one hue plishment of the same end s, dred thousand umes we tell you—hear it—this fearful calamity comes upon you—tt snores at It appears to me, that wiener, morality and weld re ligion, unite with i °etre as the sentiment, your threshold, and in complisocomplianceth rue high duty—attend, bates—we announce to you. you - tee proper 3turh or mant3nd as Man" shall suffer ell this misfortune, in all its weight, not menly, metspa smelly, poloicelly mentally i f . you do not awaken from the profound deep in end morally, butapapvieally, phstologicidly nod *atomically; which we toehold you prosusted, and assist us:in for without • knowledge of his framework. the wonderful methane. of his thimel life and the carting a feint W ertti7 of the aaeieti mu. in laws of health which regulate his relations and ' ankh we a ce en f 'gel goo the glory of Y ear Dame. external mantfestatiore, we shell make but slow Let us fl y, teen, a ll ol us, to the combat—phi- Foveae is a knowledge of him considered as • sentient...al nod morel being, much less will we be able to chepe, mould and direct his charac can ourselves under the direction of our author rues—let us fully and sincerely place, in their 6, in early „h.., the manna: our Bib l e commen d s hands Gut fortunes and cur persons—let us enlist us to ds i with promptitude, and with what ever .1111 we be able to obtatn—let us throw smile the I have no doubt the soformouth derived from ' ni" senseless decree of leen longer—let us encourage Dr. Monition this important subject during his •olely an insatiable 'anon to die fay our religion' thveraleourscs of lectures ICU be treasured up i del practiced upon, by msny fathers and mothers our country and the honor of our famiiiee-emake effective that contention, hitherto think, which who had the good fortune ,h again him, and you should show for your tender children. should he return again in the fall or winter. u he f ropr.see to do, he will meet • V cones f 0 il•eiy Let us die before we see OCII•Li•n degtaled to slaves, in a Menge tenni deserted, or followen• 'lnterest than heretofore. It is the common sentiment of all who lamed to his lucid exposmons of the I Perhaps, by •otrie ancient lather, some son, or prostrated by the igwitof ha god he that a knowledge of Weir 1 • wife what lineaments. are already changed; la !utility and necrwity in the training and education i 'r ah " e abhor red, nor power, of children especially, as so tar indispenable, that a weight of indigence . seqdtng forth cries and lam entations without 413(1101a mgt e being to extend ,voluntary Ignorance on the snbject, cannot be oth erwise than culpable in every P-kIIRNT• ttehgro is a bred noco. of P his ia : 1 0 . 1 P .: , I."resiowl'":.nrodp the slave Carrespomi-trce of qra 1' do . riaretre , ore eelileed forever. p,,,,,,..,... 3 , ey 3 , . ineo. These are the solo mean. of salvation. Let us t a ' all unite La la forget our domestic &sagas- We :Irwin the midst a told gloomy tiortheester, i merits, and authorities, army, people and prose null the city 14;ivel7, and your correspondent is ! hoed—all—all form a compact muss and resign free from the Hues. Thorn her keen a most mar- ! i unrelveite death rather than turn our banks to or eurvwe our misfortunes and dis venous change in the weather though since battle. 1 the enemy , day. On that day, we were literally Hailing with .et us smear to God to die for Hie rely g g7 :37 . 4511 to the eternity fort a tedepenth we. Lit heat ; ecrar - We are, as it were in as Ice been— us swear to the Under Chain. thidelieete maiden Only thirty degrees did tits thermometer reek in aid deerepel eget, that our blood eltall run in tor. ten hours pesterity nieneng. rents—that we shall sink into the! grave before one of those proud Vandal. shall place • hand upon Thu new Government Prepedier Ludt at the port under the super...ion of (apt Lope. was i be r i l gtnwt , the ., are the gr mg of goo, Clergy . trleLluri :identity afternoon making a very Levitt- 1 an d we - shell notleil to trienient „ in the gi ll ege g 1 hi d run to Chrster and bark again. and town.. and from thepulpiti of the capital. A mandeter . • trial i s now den t lf on to no r tnm these grand senti . mente. In your hands hi the re. , inell Cop{ the partiular, of which are no fob 11(100 which your fathers left you, the honor o f lows:— your daughters and your wiles, the lived of year 'Fhe defettilinst where nem to James Morter tender meet& and your whole future fate. If alias Marten is the mate of the barque 4.wepli you wa s h if goo may colon them at t. 1 ' depen d s If old: dawn and the deceased was a sniffer on ri mod on 0000n p • w . - - 1 4 4 - e . i - L. , -' • ' the brogue Prisctlla , both of winds vessels weir T wo ! r Illif • are left open for you 'Po he afte' lon the morning of thee amt ., when th is infer , sieves or independent CathOlics. Choose! If happened, lying at Almond street where le uth the fermi', head to the invader, if the letter pie wank. The Hutchinson was next ti the wide and the Priscilla w next. About I o'clock lb.-I Comprehend it—them are tip lastm ipoent..— Jecessetl web fanny by his shipmates iii a rtsie i II if Pere for the cornball as by indolence yon incur an unhappy fele if intoxication descending the ladder of the Luau , i your rchoron must fly to none hardy soil ' din.. Hutchinson into the river. Th., auccceded ii, , and ignomin y tat fall u p on you catalog to him before he got in the water null I To your owathood wan ream the satisfaction twoUgh l hint upon the deck. Whoa lac hying i i ,If having ;spored to you the danger and indica• induce hire te ass tot bed, rhea was • coneiderabi n ' led the mean. most e ffe ctual and bes t adapted to noise made, witch wakened the P.m. ( t• w 1:• • , our cireentatancee And we conjure you not t without emotion, assured dia . ; was in :he cabin. larked Mein what tf,ey want i ttoon ro our words moot b°l°""lll.7irmuti Dd.; ed dwre n end - as7rele the Viefliii9okllq • nntse 4 truur , yg,u • glen to El s a tender parent, who aureoles and The reply was that nolann Wee intended . Tee I succor; you families, a humane bend who an notee contineed, &reknit, pneoner came off Sect : [mints your ermines a Ohrielisn Pritht who die when an alts.reation tarok place between hen an . • 1 p e h e e e .` s you the late Vimeolatione of reltgiotereho the deceased, and the prooner struck hint n I h i e with hi s fist, which knocked hice into the hot.- " t h a t goni f o L n u d o n' t abandon ma6" y 3.' ou m in l'l th b 7il. s 7 c7^f" be s trl en i ware and he was drowned. I and who now eyes is willing to here hie breast in Hoth the pri s oner and the deemed were ham 1 defence of the relli . on ol Jena Christ an of the lic of lielimo, (Signed) Southampton, England. These are the facts The hist has been cam ! mimed. Fr. Manuel Nararrelle Several new weekhos are on the tete. her., I Primo Re /; c lo n e Castro, and among them a Sunday paper, the emcees. i i which is extremely problametwal. ler. linoeio Sampo yo , Pr. las Eneiso, Lover lain in and announces two of bison Fr. Jose de San Alberto. terainments. The Seguin mth • cencett miler.- I Dr, Fr. Felix Dam Angel. day evening. The V ianese did Urn bare return • Sari Luis I *lost, April 28th, 1847. ell to the Walnut street Theatre. They dance to night. The Philedelphis harmonic. gave a concert onSatinday evening which was from all account. a 'failure. Tom Thumb still remains with us.lie goes hence to Boston,. Yours, J. - - - 61 57 37 MnasziL—Dr. Whittler, of Sandy Yrsii le, Ikon county, Miuouri, was shot at and while riding by LIMO one concealed in the bushes. The St. Louis fhipublican nys , •Yesteniay, we ?embed accounts menfioning the name of the person whrria supposed to have done the deed, or procured it io be done. As he is a man distinguished in the community, bee held newel important offices, end ha been named for . ths highest MEM% in the State. we forbear, MIA more satisfactinfily advieed Vt mention his name. The cause is supposed _ to be ljesdousy• The en eitement col. very great and feast of OA attempt at Lynch law. were entertained." The editor. of the. Ifitteh.!Fmipar. published in Washington City, on being asked Irby be ebtrceil General Taylor, said that her paid by the Ad. .ininletratien to de so. His Osperr, which has' not over 170 in circulation, ie =mted with Govern ment adrettintoente!—Nnfi Inf. ' • I We copy the LH - Owing interesting mteacts from tate Mexican papori •It 'bet 'win that a then- Ough system of organ:mad guerilla warfare has berm agreed . upon • I r j The Reinbliciricr of die. MOW. asp. thrt by la tenor from Otis:atm of the 4th, they mete inform• lad thit Gemara' .Scott wee sick so Jalapa. and would not move towards Puebla until the con, .missioners from the United Staler; bearing the propminons of peace, would reach headquarter. --that by that time he would have the orrawary reinforcement; and that besides two wagon Ir ad. of supplies which the “guerilleros" had mptund from the Americans on the road, they bad al. ta ken $60,000 In gold. The same letter say, that the forces under Santa Anna were rapidly Minna log, and that "ItisExallnncy"was only await. ing for the money which he hod asked, in order to begin his operations. The , State of Jolla. is to contribute 15 000 men for the lime the wet may last.' The Slaw of Guausjunto has prowled 8,000 for the National Guards and Guerilla. SOMA A arta.--The Mexican. report that San to Anna be rapidly recruitiog hie old army, and recovering his lost power. The follosringdecrees will give the reader some idea of the attempt, ma. king to increase the !Nankin Once: Gen. Bravo publiehed a decree on the 6th ult., ordering every pereon having two or-more 1101111% in his posseselon to deliver one of ,them to the commiesary, at or before the expiration of the 6th li Ty mother decree of the same date. Gen. Bra vo (Generahin.Cldef of the Central Army,) or. den all citizens, from 15 to 60 years of age, been. tint at the shortest notice, and be prepared to pre. sent themselves, armed and equipped„when d ut y should be called upon. MUTUAL LI7I ilNaaiea courant.—At meeting of the members-of the Pittsburgh Mutual Idle Insurance Company, held in Philo Hall on Wednesday night, the following mewls were elec ted directorwfire the entering sewer months, eis: A -W Poster, Erg., Dr. Samuel Dilworth. An. drew Mlluter, Esq., Samuel Eakin. and W e Meredith. - _ __;,: A recent order from the Government directs that all the forces from the EMI. and Smith should report to Oen Santa Anna'as the only Command- - . The dirriction of operations will in giorn to Generals Mined cr 'lines, who are expected tr or. rive here soon; besides Don Manuel Romero, Me lie, Amador, and other chieftans, who will follow their brave comman,Rro. We will have a large mono' of "guerilleros" in about a month from thia, and • base of 4,500 men which we now have here, will facilitate the defence of the State with success. The Stela of Zacatecas, Guadelejars, Dolan• go, Guanajuato, and two others, (the names IP do no t recollect.) will raise 6,000 men, in eider to Rise insistence to San Luis io ease this State should ha attacked first, or io detain the insadets should they proceed first to Zacatecas and Duren . , • . 11. A general enlistment, to take place in forty eight hour's time, has been ibis day agreed upon by the government . ' and this is in ecconlance with the proclamations and exhortations of the clergy, who will give the best exempt, a. All this affords us hopes of advation. ~,,-- F ,1;...-,,,... . i tt U - WE In, ote the uttentoon of out render... the ex , truordonary cure. of Scrofula performed by Dr. Csillen's /adopt regerable Panacea. st Inch they unit End record- I.' not, Gmr. ScureackonY.-LI elh. Shield , is ed en number rot men of no•day's paper The, arc .1 D DAVIS, Aurtirmeer mending. thoughalow)l/and Cien:iyi. Moith has wttloooto doubt thu IWO. wonotertul on reeorol. toot ha, ' ___________ _____________ .00 been pronoun/sea toy many of nut isto.ol renpeetntole 1 „___ __...... , e , e 01 . i . ov "id.„o Lou io , he Euf h,k M col Cledfda I cram Mo2ldapi;tind wal tonal n u t0.,..,...1. The toill.uted and otter to e n;ere..ted,er Tz. • `'''••'." .o ~,..v ra, 0 t th e cdy, v% ,,,„„ . „,, p. tp,h7Avrie;:pdpi;L42po7olo;;P:a.t.-,::-d::::onP1:1:.h.,:''',.: .61::',...:::::.11',,.,..:ii:./,..?:,,in5t:t1if.‘..i,,..':..,:i:....3:11tin:..,:....\•t;i.:1,::‘,,,::::.:.,:',,,e'd:a1..1,0,,',,:itarfrrie:f0:.1.::.,,1fi1'e.,1.,,:.i: zo o ,,,, :t : t r s ,g • o l m l i t d. ::: o l. l, ( , l a I ,4. y : sS t irill , O gt ... 3 .,, ll: i e rz. 9l .lb b r i; d s .rh t : 7 0; d ~ ,,ia a yt : Ire : 1:k 'sea positively that Gen Topor had !eft. Saltino and and it. NI at too: °awe. liay.,old 4 Walton. No ft the Cott. . when v - en ., v - p - , M Lred ailfier upon Zacatecas or r an Lain Pore.; Msttet " 1201s.ta nen . puree road,. nano, which haves • P , d', le., %th of one report tars with 'WM men upon the norror r. . 1 pononialtela flyer and Athena schnery,o , p a .. . State, sod SOW on the latter. I DR. JOHN I. clawpmAni, ' ~..t1.04 eau be fe,:en at the MMltcon room,. Ott ePPttee trat' cm i 1 stioni; st the :amt.:mom at non. too. , non to ft. ail C . . . .. L . . JALAPA, MEMO, Slay 11, 1842. . FF , „ , o , ~,' i , ; ~,,,, ~ ~,,,,,,„„„,, ,„,„„,,... t Terms: une,lttrd cash, residue in Iwo ea at . rt at . The long wagon train I. now rooting Inn. the ml) I , , :,.: ~.','" ''''- - ' ' , pnyonenno Walt onto-rest, to o be mewed by hood androtart !rum Cara Com, and has met writ no opprottatoo ' i '.,. ~,,,,,, ~, ht „ ,„,„„,,,,„, ~... .era h, the 1 Pen ra . .. i ..,,,.... ~,,, on ill! wiy. There are betwiseen nose 20d four put., nod re ' , orn, to .loare or atronage. .11 " ' p" e '. 3 ‘P' ' .1 ' D - DAVIS, Armee hundred wagon. and between eleven .ad twelve I•othrul.or Atteen ,,,, o gown to dr,rone• peetet.or to oaro. 1 mdt`Ema .. el .. !• __ _____ , ----- hundred pack mule. in fiat train - quite a ninny. ...• rut ' ... or .11.41 . yon would think, were too to .re them all together. I H'''' , `" ''' l'r"'.''' .. ', - ,... a ,:,,', , 1 ' i ",',; . ~ I T . h . '''''''" The foreigners in the c t ly id Mexico are all ea• t, lor It SI cochran, ri--;-:;4etb.,::‘,.v:krourntiti.e)si:s I f . F . . . .::: er eT . . . f l a V , ~..ik il l I it and E .11 . 1. i D wk . r i 's' . 114 treniely anxious for the arrlval of Gen Scott 'l'l;r ' I.: I. tt: Luertritee. ' I abscess.: Jam thee, leer ! omplaint. HI liP11:14)11*Co" . , war kin been mod d,",1,,,,,, t o all the loretinters, I tyro c• Srulthf. id ..,,,,,. opp...t , !I errhmo. lintel 1 dainn.stet II adaehe, Ma i n Ilarn . , o l f nre_su e o . .;,ltyln:; breaking up the business oi inlay entirely. The I 144htence. slonougalrelon Inoura.._ . ' '''''' n t! Cp,a'?..en7te."77.•o.:pl_ealk,rPrePro;ot*l'rritat to:4iDeNtifed only admnlage it has been to any ik2/1 bac., the , le- 1 : ADDITION AL Act:0111310D ATIoN. ! :.°,:".„,,,r;.'Lattistelt,itelitrelateinflainrift,Clironie Shen. predation it hm cams! in the aloe 11 real rulltr. I Irk , natl... Cu.aneour Damon, Catoker.leirphilaid Dwane 1 Houses In th e city of Melte. belonging tp, th.• 1 . .f.r.7.11.1W4 4 ''S --1 /. , Pg • ' -e• Se Intpuritto of the Blood, Piroplea and ChlirCh. atlti which hare been sold under' the II tn. 1 - 1 l'o•tuler mi nd * the Face, Ile redder) Omen, Cold Sores, 1 mar, line been Caught in by the Engltull and other 1 I l!tINIIII IS t. V I:5 IN1I . I.INI:.-On and after 31day . „„d o di d ,„.,.,,,,, d from gg, . ° Fua t eirtita eiae °islet.. l inerchanto at price; far balmy their , real mine. I , 4/11t, 11. of N 1 .3). Me sub..rober . wll ruu on Flaring , ! coy., . . ..... b_ all ib... . t ~,,v o f d m ,,,..., • ,, . i',n Pettus , Ivan , a Avenue...l,Y... is ' abe attennon of the Invaltd publ i e, 0 1 News Items. P ''''" , i' . "'",'''01."..-I"3`r,rn.' e l, > ~ v m Ih. , i't ( elibeted by any of the strov e dinette.( a respectfollr 1 irvv, Putul •t I..it ...I' , &clot L every Maln and Oak. called to the menu of a new and to...doable prepara. Ca 11,4 t.• W.... 50, (4 of Haunt.) and 1 .e nd at the •.thr ~ , putt (rumen anginal melt:ma a doatingutabed phyaiman, 111 in .tei et tor nu , tdvo'• andsn' ". 4, ''remt i •`.". I eoteibitung lit itself the mast active rernedlal . prapnlea estoar Al Monti et o, of the Massachusetts Reg" I ottes. to so, the -.l..erther hopes nos 0., ( d ., 01t 10 t ,„.- 1 ,,,,, a V o, e ver y fin. aztiVqn err the it i la u te „. na Al writ in a: . meat have both intro compelled to letim dn., rout- .....,: '''''' '' 1:1",, , 1 ,'"`, "•''' ha ' PI.'" '''a "a'a" l') Or. ~,,,1 ? :,°.,'"L . ,- , ~,, " 1e , ,',,tr,:d 0 V , ,,,, ..4,14 . .,,, m ..t., op, ood Molds in Medea on Krone' of sickness., ,e 1 Iso It %Coll OA SDP: 47.1 t, Propnetor • d „,„ d 0,, p v l ro r.u.l theor sore.a ban been SO great um er Moo with Still mom Mug , - A LIJAuLit PROPERTY FOR SALE -', ~‘,.'" the Pt.p,:itrh'e.r.ig,,,, ~,,,Ng tea ...... HOS. Plane r it staidly the Spy in Washington , , ;; ;,,,, ~,,,,,,,„,„ ,„;.„ „, i „,,, ,„ ,i,„ ,„ 0 ,„, , den:, on the . win „.. y . r- b1... ,... .1, e ot.s..ur ot stal r Mt, anon, eantuat ng al.oui ‘ e " t v " 'n te o .te, r',,,.., ,0ey ~,,,,,,.:,,..d. , ii .6jUlY'''d *"b"IY g"P""1 i" IL' ru" , `7:':;:':::'''''''''''''''''"'''''"'"","—"'",,"—` ".s:VZ.V.rio a =7-0, bylivy.vrra. 'emu• measures o f Lien. SC Olt 1111t1 Mr. Trial, although 1.1: Ithae , :ts• 0 0 . 1 ,01 . 4 . etr , t , t , t ,. .44 1 ; 0 4 r,,,5t, t , ' , tZlt , t o n , , , "t oo Nt. A r...„.„..,,,,,e n t5, 11l r a ldosneet, New Yorkat .. like Gen. Stain, he will not stispeifil Mot Mlles en. I ',.4 ,;.:, ,‘,!,.,.. Z. " , .':. r . ',no map. .I.r unProvesnent• of , Tue..: Market ''.•.'''' 'fld...Psl R. th"n e b e t e , „,„ o d .. , v 0 . ,0, . strre.l,, , .ll , bign, ra. Vet, - arg tit Mexico oven to peaco. Neat. r Gen. S c wt ''''"'''''''''''` " a “ a- "''''''' ''''''' °I a ' a " .. ' , nadahltna , •Mat 1 r ,e.,4 . mp,ty offered 111 111011/11111. ior •s cry lone -- - --e.---- her Den Taylor we are assureil had received er. t.n CO- PART ( IgitglllP NOTICE. * * * For tort!, porulm , ..Pply . den to go to the capital. , -it i.rxr .t,. wiIITE, to weal rt E. ,r:;.o7.ll'„l,lt..l:dV.\l'."Shwe'ilna. F. of ' IT L 'l rath '. Ts - . do", ahoy.. Donontut Ay by, v j„. "day vatet ed onto co-pannenyip node. style Toe 1:e.•.,. have 10t for England, the cont., , Co, l. the it:Atli...al BRANCH SALOON. '',", ,';',',,N1`,,c , k h:",,,;,,, 5 t;:tr„,, the purpose of tied i ll health of Mn. het. .......np,11„ , , - , ,h. 0, (~ Vit 4 , 1 DIA no"! tr 41.1.FS -Our korai tr.rml are l e : e l 7, , ,.. „, ~,,,;,,,, n . us of every d eveprothd p, • 't ~...o. ...I ototot o.o.; 101.31 , r saloon at the :shove roller, .. t •• g -.-- this abrupt departure, ''hey played but ore n ghts t .*,,,,,,.,,, , 0 ,, e „,,,, ~,,.,...t„ f„, .b, r , v•a „, P. lir '210111013. n F StrotralOßOM , J. A. geocrrent. in New Orleans. Th".' wh."'".. ""' ""'"'"' Caddo nu r '''''" ...•-•' rii egENs 8110ESBERGEa a co., ).1 ol ICI; cite..% ',is, E ,Ncl" •••, K I:, CioN rEt.7I . ILoNA- , ~ t 1 . • I.7IIOIOdIRON WDRIA, Hon. Haan, J. Mimosa°. hail beet,' unabi ! 1 1 1 i ;_';',., , , 1 ,'`',..",: ‘ ,V;„" 0 m ,1 1 , , ,,,, , „ ; , ,,00 " , N „T 0d g , " ,.., ; " , :. ' Wheeling, Va. I I min's!, nominated all the Whig candidate for Coto i • see )" y. , ... , 1 ,, La , .. ..*I. la - i Manutheture all kinds or bode, rbeet, bar iron and _. . • rev M the 2J District of Alabarna. - ! A i s t.T m l i i , lir. , j .,, 5 . N T l , , : t yr ko n; j 0 . H ;‘, 11... ,,0 1te . 2 ,, , , t a .. 1, A b l , -, ~, tai ir, e, t r : . ./.. ,,... 1t r. b, r , t ri r lb e : l : e ro l lc : hi : a : l . r 1 .0 7 . 1 J a i ird rul nets. d,v ;hoe, l, .;, Being .Le, eir .. d r.j . ' Gnus. A. V4' te li Lie er, be- , announced I i.esell . a ' A 'dint equal to au: iii.nlo io We country. All of whtLhor . lll Ins a 1..w0f 00 cantbda e for CA.I; o ,:. .11 atit I' tt , . ' ‘.l tlt .1 itt 4,, .., 1,5 N': .., dat me 1 - m. pare; {.`e archon. dike . ti y e i r i ks :it , -• o• ...,o nolo, st, oene.--....t..1..ridy tomer .t Monroe. and Water streets. tuvoi (Ky.) Martel. - ' ' rt., 1,..trl de I,:ototLeTt, I DITTISDUROD AND CONNELLSVILLLIC . I , f1.110.5. , ue, ''''• I r butILHOAD COMPANY. May3l, ten. Ma. Oraniae SOlOll Lao 10 en svhciled I 4 be thotrote I - ...het nod t- •• 1 •.0-1. do: come a candidate for the Presidency but declines . r.' , "..• ''.'d and '''''''' C '''''‘ "'"""" --4 '''' *" I . .s. ' ''' ' 7me ra c t:l i = an 'A d a' C t go ' n 'l e l llt ' a i rlFat I " road U' Co d'.l l palFlie opened cube office of me Company in thee city, peremptorily ,for the piennt. - -r A'.° ' ' '''g"*.'"'"'°'°‘ ' ' ' ri ''''''''''' of thr o T Oa the CM de 'of Junertt 10 .t.le , and seminal . ‘ 0..0.,:‘,... Far.tale by 51 A MINFR " "," _r• ) If ort. Lonna B211.11S• 111.3 LfTil ourOillated by - ,o 4 . d '"'" "" ' '''''' ' ' `'''' ' " " '''''' '''''' lads' l '""" °"." ' N ' tier the threenoselJno. It the Whig. of New Yolk no .r r t g o ti,Loo, f„, ~,„. ~, IA'CNII4 I 1 .; 1 .7' s. l 7 o;f h fi l ; ‘-' ' '. ' 4 .3 e d e a . :t n . In ' : r .7.1 ;" i o -1-51 ,1 v . 17 l a k'c' t:I ' e u' r. lw" t :171'...d!d'attli:;:::tfru.1,::'‘III:o'Flthnl,n1:'s(e4s,1111 r:ltirsl.'da..t and It the JUdget of Lin SIIVIEIahI 1/ Au( , ”.1 ,,,, .. , '‘' ''' .oo, In '''' ' ' ''''''''' .; "'" "o" "' . '''"-'" ""‘ '''''':: a" -M Connellardla sni der the , ' urr.rts woe, lo.e.hiy iirttitell af t 004 e•pu.talle 103 . Plumer and James Csar . ner .4 il i A new volunteer corps. called the McKee (hinds ' ail thaPte ,11 . 1111. ave onadc to, of it, ar peal adicactou • , ttv.o.fail.e.ndr,y,l..lboortatnead ink ed . % w n. a a te r.. r— vi , has been formed in Frankfort mid Thur. L Cot. ' :, a r r a ,.",7,', a ,;;;. 4 "„„; ' . ' ,1 e 7, 5 ::, ' , 1 , ' , " 2, h ,, a , ' ,. '. ..,, r, 7c, i : t r , c j v ' eVa a' r! it:Letn_ ... let 'lt CAROTIIEIS, Seey tandem has bent elected Ca fain. e _ nottpl, le aattmently pra‘m-N . Soo, fk Hl 0 ittrit.B. TELEGRAPH, FROM • For .air to th•ohroatir . tao PELIN , pra, sioßll- t upVITSIII.IRGH,CINCINNA74, re_LObISVILLE. 8 tos IT FIONS.-Up.311 the Maryland ; 7, r‘ , rott . "n" ??'nod; amt "'' ''' ' be P'"g '''''q '' : 1 / 2 1,.<.,b.r. M the Stock of , he awe. CP . P .I L ...I- Eastern shore there in much distress, as we learn . 11 : ‘ ,1 ' ,.: 1* „ - ::: : ' !:;: ' ,: ". , , i a : ,.., . ,• -‘ , '''' F , ' ,. b . ' ,. " . D c' ,.. 4. 0 . p ,0 - ', I Lr ,o tlo'',;,,oero,";":;`o'L"'lBl.'Fru"'A"9;i4r4Vsit "Ager'h,,e*Pel:l7,; ' Irani the Malfimino Sun, which sat'. t Itd 1,. . tan., 100 t . h.'”oecon. Keno., ha crogol . , ' Company. cot t • • / \'.a Too. sn: root • ton a•.ou. Lela 1., Jere T.oe boa.. 10 per cent on or before thelsth Jane nen. ' "The scarcity ia pad to ba . great that food - tr. t e 1., feet, woh ism , . larl t ett..toolte hode,,A r :At •• •• •• In July d ., can hardly be obtained at any price, and many • Is cI: nitwit r. Real Ent ote Agent. „ v. , o u to 15th ' , .. I No so Smothfietd ttreet By order of the Company : II ONIYILLY among the poor and desittutue are almost reduce.° ' ---- Contractor for the confirmation Of mid Line 1e0'n5...:.:::.3...:.:,,,..,,. t2,...1 A...,4 44, 92 , ~71 ( - ,,,,,, ..;•1 ,, ; , 1 , ;1 , 1 . .7,•f:;..ll,S.r.orinetr:lpits,..arfyy.i.o:::;:r.r,,.l,;‘drr:un.l... ~,,,,13,n d on June 13, la, IS, Y 9, 'J', 30, and July 13, 11, .., and lASI, II 1.14 . . ,otto,•ne it . dear am. Lc and IL • Great Advantages of EducatiOn. School,) for some time in session at lti - hmoni, 1 ' ~, • Virginia, adminned sine distort Monday evening. ‘. co i - edllßAN...'oso(µi_ 11, F . r i , : , T , 1 n A,.1. 811 , ps!LlN:ltt.yor ammonia. .H .. AVEN . ::- PA. - Oil sil , COI On , ' CA:, PASS . Le--.lllm-tezeivt .. , 7 11.. Aeaderny , for Soya ...Ter.t •: WO per The nail convention will convene the nit ird Thurs. -ka I , enh tot of to roatod Co or• too tube.: genet , . atti+, , ,, S ovoo ' n pr Tole month,. 4 iedepaprilyyip lotolle arlaa in in May nest, in the Fun ?realty 'erten Cut ch t '" I `• " 1 ' -P",4`...10`0!';`,, dad 2 0 , S .. K/DU ..k CO : desteu lecsominik tiaChett p 1 1 i .a..... „ 0 . , mon. troP., / . , , Addre. N. .14.11111 L . mres`" , " e .n Baltimore. On Monday, an overture in tel.,' IA IT ANTED-A Journeyman Tanner will hear . a C0.. 11.4 ' ,. . PP• tiOn ter striking Out the prohibition of mating° to IIA -„•,,,,, ~ „„„,,„, ~,o „ ,.00 „ , b y v 1 . o . ..11.Exesca , Hey. K. L STEWART, Cormellmille PP J ant • f or 1 .,. jed•lat a deccanniwile'y sister, was rejectethand the reFort ,00re 01 the olidervign,l --- ell the deetaion of We 0dni.t...1 0tr,..., ,1.,1,,,ng • Ile Tart I. ttra pest recornmendatAant IN. tO character Me office perpetual, not to be laid aside at pleat. t h.' ant ENDi ISll.e. MANI.= . , ____ um, adopted. •-- (I OA I. LAN' , POS hAl.ti-15 asses of Coal Larul. ' i k_r situated about oursud ut s alcove Btringhars, sod Ottll eao sons A real a.-The Richmond H P Ing I shout Ittu y ard• from the tom, moth nalttoi`m4 m the I ....1 S curituturr nys that m the county of Goochland, two negro. t r ' v" were Ming on Priddy, for I murder. The Sher- 1 S UG A R-- ::•7::: o e " l r trat ' lrra a r ' . ll :r.7 . iff hal male artangenwat. to have)heir sentence :-, I E N GL ....A nt.:NA.Ki - r.1,,,a ..In ~,,,i .1 executed within fin math, but was faced by a root' f ‘1.01., a _ ion ~,,,., n warn; or six ar eight hundred pentode, to hang them - in ; r . nut to to rot,. for ode I. full now of the mullitude.l • , -.. ISAIAII DICK Ky. &CO The %teem ship WronstSOToit is 2:148 tons car- I pen ile. Metsuremenl; CUStOM House measure menu, about 1110 tons. Ifecownela think she to the largest steam sepal afloat, . ince Ihe loud Me Great Britain. She had on Saturdey one hun dred and fifteen passengers engaged for her first voyage. A su steal mos is on foot st New (Means to semi the young sculptor Oinheille, to model s i lin.' of gen. Taylor for the City Hall in Ni or Oilcans' Each subscriber. for PO, is entitled to • curt in plaster of Hans. Owstirm.—The Chamber of Commerce of Ant. weep his recently appointed from its members a committee to examine and report ou a project:,. to establish a line of imam navigation la tereen. thit port and Near York. , • r _ • ico AT core a e.—The itiltirnore Guiper Smelt. ing Company have recently commenced the -mart ufacture of refined ingot copper, des;gorri foi'tbe supply of founders and other worker. in brew. and as far as it has yet been submitted to the trot of the prachcsl worker, it has tort with decided approvid. Rae. Wu.-U. O. Picaeony, U. a. an eminent Gnitatian preacher, of Mat4ochusetts, died at Springfteld, in that State, last Friday. Mr. Pea. b o dy was one of a family, in New gualand camkgble for their intellectual culture, and by rot tributiona they have, in raring. ways, added to the literature of the country. Nur inseam] i.e.—The General Aesembly of the PreaCyterion church at Richmond adjourned on tart Themalay night, without disputing of the M c queen ease, which involvesthe ouration, ..can a man many his deceased wife's sister !" Ssypi 4einair "American terenaJers" are giV ins "sable concerti' et 1.41414°0'0 Soloon,Lun President folk and suite arrived in Petered:FF. Va. en Fridarcanning, en roots fort :tape: N, U., andivrere welcomed to the town . 11 an . anmenst coons:arse of ten The l'.e.rident sin -ail Mason were ad• d,e.sed by Franci• Reeves, Esq., Chairman of the Comittee ofMreceprion, to v•lncii Mr. Polk sad Me. Manna responded in very appropriate TO ON Tu.—The Presby tenon church Wig Willa at Toronto, on the Mat ult. Several private tens• meets were also burnt, and many or the poor were among the severest saneness Tx...vases MOXTULT STATEKIIIIL — Amunt of public money on deposit, $9,439,444; IMOllm subject to draft, $7,086,810; Treasury Nonsput• standing and unesncelled, $11,179,717. $5,00.00 F BOOTS REIC 5V,00 MN OURTH ST C NEK.OF POST OFFICE ALLEV. TILEE staserther respectfully manes the pane 01nt he has commenced the manufacture of ' FasAieriablit Boothe( good tetanal sod workmen...hip which he will sternnt superior loony Hoot ever male in Pilitsbutgb for the price. These handsome Drat will be made m iseasete, and warrant them a. ;rpm scored, Mae wry low price of FIVE COLLARS CASH. Cantlemen are requested to van and exam ne them. Ira W H ERSKINE.. .11.ARRIZD. On Ihetld Inntani, hy the Roi S. M Sp.t:4o, Mr. L. of tinllia enualy, Obst , 10 Mir. II M. VIIAW, of We nay. • , 1W MIGNETIC TEIEGRAIt, .om.are•-of Plitsbarer TWELVE DICE LATER FROM ISIIKOPIL • .t.tutilia, ok"riti STE:014111P RIBERNI.A. GREAT AL;VANUE IA ; FLOUR 4 CORA DECLINE IS CoTToN Exela.k, Curl c4liut,let , c^ of tne Pat•Lurgh Gazetie• IA v carom., May 19. Ftora has a:ranced largeliyinee the sailing of the Itait.h3or. Sellingat 49ra5Os per bbl. Coast has also advanced very considerably—it is quoted I. yelling at 63.11665 . per quartir cf 480 pounds. The quotations fa War sr ..are as folioats--lied 1:3. 9.144 e; White 14s :ldsl4s Bd—ill, per 7 . 0 iouttilt. litrro,t—Ttto quotations are bid fo'r _bowed Mobile and 6id for °dean& OWs rose rem.), in connection ttrtth this, that I, the mintariars for Flour, agree with a number oil private despatches which we have seen. They genonilly name 6Us irs the price. There is a good deal of suspicion silo thircorrsctners of the news, though w e have no doubt there ban been • tarp advance. Still prudence would dictate to aw a it the particulars, which we'ahall probably , have to. 1 1e) , . The calf quotation for Coro rote lan in a private 'despatch wait 635. The Line ormked sa badly. horn the continual ruins and eleciricity, it was impossible to receive anything last evening, nod so we litre no further news. A. a gcnerairthing na doubts were expressed in the private despatches as to the authenticity of the news. &tree, however. did sty thtra was "with- ingcalauC] • bL" c„ int• 11/ii. s e x a l /l i f t o L l Zl .z e t l;y 4. cc, F ll jtrlF4C .20,000,1,,,,,r,rv1.1x1t.t7,7,1:,.1,?:,., Alt i t —l """ '''l; sir 1 7.11 , .. 1.%1 , 1.1 `1101:1111:1t1111 . : , . 11, W. l'irled Just frt. J . t.y FRIEND. RIIEN CIL 57 waters 4 CO h 1 1 .1.1", 400 1.4,14 6.4 tele by - - h uk..NNKrr ___ 1 3 ',"4 111 's - ""' `'"" ''..'•:. ' MA?4,'"::.`iLbi.K , ..,izrr ..\. 1 1 .• ;1 ,1101. - L. L.... ~.,...,,,.L . ....,, I L 4 ,f tfo s : lel.q ' K".'L!..j.„ 2'2-2- ITANI L. I. A IIiCA .., - :Y: - 'Y._ ,u.l rTi , !;,E . ta k uly i ul I ,r 4 ( 1C.101111111iE—:,c, jte.t ,er... , rd a:l for !ale Ly ' PII.I k t 0 & er.) _____ , IittOOMY - , e11,r Gllt Ilandlot; . . to 100 Lorq,etee. C. l. niaa . , Mt aa.e I y 1,1 4 F VON LIONNIIMISTS:CO . 1.5%.1LL! . 011. , Ll.llk.- LI.IIIIs for le . ~.. A C.C./Mil ) S. water et Ult. 1.10 i. 1.• 111 'townlm lor snly by () I t " Pfl ' A h lItit:111 'r ^. o e Iit A ,) CUS VINES A ROM ATIC rtA (NS il . and Cilui eel. b) tall URAL:IIIc HL lteu l ER_ UA ED FLOU N DR —;.-.40 lb. Dricil lleef Ultuuntls, iur funully use. 1 $E rece i ve d . received 17 L tusd ib fur saleF.t by r erty prune It i sruti Moue, jusLmeigid s and , I LI I DIGS ANS) ItilloULPlE4l.B# , ..l. l , oooll islisson Qr.titles and rittoaltieri, in store Abel for silts by stlittLF:Rst, itsbertyst 16 NA It rule by rr I No 35 Front surer LOUR-4u 661. Fumily Flour for.: a by NIIOKOT & co co I) 50 nfraTA L —44 U ton; .F il i ti ls ; r ::l .l . glti' c glo. , ior ronle Ly No 57 water loreo \A T INP°W "A —lt bIl iOli& for role by , m)l7 ruasv I'll IIUUNCAN, water and front Sr. L ARD OIL — . superiar, for sale . or TI "' .11e116 I tnr3l """"°'` J d raNtlerr nop—Fm t n made, and at first quad ,or .a l e loa by aIORCIAN,nad wood . 1 ony3l X 7 I.IITEI LEAD—CO kegs Pate for Dale by m 1.31 I D MOR(,AN ALERATI.79-4 lota, row landsur km sale Oby toy 96 I DIDKEY &CO ( \IMILESE-IU9 b.e now handinK, for on.lo by %J . mY,..' I DICKEY &CO quirilifiC-756 o. lost retch ed and ;;;;I:1 -- .nrid R 1:: :SELLERS:S7 woods AOL—S bide fuer received end tbr web by Ltoll royti R E SELLERt. 4 . 51 woad sr pt7e.6u — . l s ;rks pristargiejrifEtrAfor CORCIIIACIS2II casig7 tult.y.loi nib by 5a.)?..1 FRI FIND, ItilbY Cu_ • ClOlr7N- 1, 43-.1.::;1.}.1 ac,, ;2nrticm Salta :',l3y“.Anha D. Davi*, Auttiensile .t. L.ge 4' e or liooko:f ON Satocelsy omit tog, the 3th inlaid, al S the Commercial A tietiou OtAti of Wood not Fad, ittreetthortil La sold: A lama. ftavalostdreolleo von of thionOlinneono books, elliFfsctyi. under: wodti in all the trariouo departaleal• of Mouton. anattiiettito . —comity hddei, .opertt annual!, &.e.• ' • Alto. a tionatity .olitliTtotono ".4 aaP to ting nor iti i;;sinitiwitont wan, lea.. jet ON Monday modulus. the 7th inst.— It 10 o'cloejt be mid No estensove assarUnent • Of fresh and a •e.mnable Dry Gcmds, anWat wh , et , cloths, eamaamm, Plass ..."""' lawns. mous de lames. bleached and unbleached faney vgninp: Irish Items, ahaerls,bandkerehiefs, seuune silk, summer cloth.; a great +anew of hoeltrY, ausec patent thread, embed:ego...sok, tic- -- • At V O'Clock. P. M. • A deamity of go:metier, gucenaware, glassware, abo. velt, bed eords, band beam, matches, corn brooms, Indorlpsnish °Mare. . A general arionment or new and.renond hand boom hold furniture, carpeting, looking clatiaea.mattrames, i.ndher,beds, bedding, Idtchen Mensale, ke. A ler, aarortrocnt of ready made clothing, fine shirts, whoa linen booms and collars, gold and SliVlf watch es, jeweity, fine cede y'' I Caen palm leaf ham; fancy r eau., silk bandkerchiefe, variety good*, ie. . jel Handsome Cousin , gets .9 Two Acres of Ground nod Cottage Homo near Miners. tiller:it auction ON Saturday afternoon. the 12th instant, at 3 o'elock, will be sold orrthe premises ,That handsome Coantry Sent at premot occupied by Mr. Cherry, within Omni of a mile from the Perenth Ward of the city. luring a front of lila feet on Read street, which. is Mt feet wide, end extending beck rali feet to Delaware Lace. Tire house is early sew, end there is ki quantity of Coal and Lmistone on the premims. Persons wishing to clew the properly Will eltil Sir. Cherry Terms: One foardreesh; balance ie three equal en. fuel paymts,with interest, to hr secured S by bond and Imortgage. 'en m 3 J p DAVI, dincPr Houses and LotsltiLOAloll. ON S'aiirlay &Amide., the :kb inslont, at 3,o'clook. of be,'‘old on e reiniiest• That - Valuable Lot gmond. ththe o comet of Webster and High sts, having' a front of to feet no High tarett to a five fent alley. and %+ feet on Webster street, antorkieh are two well finished brink houses, three stones high, 'suitable for store and dwelling. At ak O'Clock, Two valuable lots of Gwood, having each: a Root of 17 fent, 1 inetina Pennsylvania Avenae,and enendifill Lack Oa feet to Watson .11/il3l. •,t • A . The.eas of Ground, havingeach honied . 17 fr., I inch on Wittsoit sod •stending back 65 Terme: One-fOlh eatln tevidue to.four,equal annual payments. teleh oily rent. j ANNE'S EXPECTORANT — The virtues of 4 this efficacious and cheap medicine for the cure of Consumption and other diseases canoot be too well Ifostsen. • Very' neatly lives have been saved by it.—[N. V Morninif For tole tn Pittsburgh at the PEKIN 'PEA STORE, 72 Fourth sweet, veer Wood. sad also at the Druglittarc of II I. Schwartz Federal st, Allegheny City. je3 .. . GuOC ERIE 13-10 blunt prime N O Sugar; 30 Mils Loef tiitigar; 400 bbl* N 0 Aloluttes4; int if chests Y i ll Tea; , .5.0 bee Y 11 nod 0 P.Tein _ 140 0 aghltin 0011hei in more and fin sale tor . 1 NV in lil 1411clIELTREE, 1110 Liberty et —•• V I INES AND UORS—The obbee:ribers V y atb whirl we L ll su IQ pplied with Foreign and Roo- o e Ln l oors, *bieh they trill roll on secomowdhung term. • • k • • la- hlithongalrela mKtelltrvOP , Reellkd ey. tit the lowest fleet 1 ,3 ai • W&11 MIIeIIEILTREF4IOO Liberty et • 0 ILS-litel gulls &hitched Poem Oil; V&A/ Natural Color do " Whet° Oil, iglu) Bleached Jo; , TIMM.' Oil, .Straitsi" S tails Lord Oil; • 20 lonreed Oth thin reCeiVeillad for ;e3 ..10 by • _MILLER & RICKETSON • 111.; Annual .11ceangefthe Farporators few the Al. Ilagbeity Ceutelrl wlll take place al the offier-,on the rounds, on Saturday, the sth day of Jane, 00 3 o'clock, r. st , at which time a Board of Managers will be elected for the cowing year. . lity2l , l t . .1 CAROTHERS, Secretary_- - - TEA N—Voang Ilyson tea; • Imperial do, Gunpowder do; Black -.do; For sole by • titYll JOIIN S.COTT &CO VISII-32 Ibis No I Ileltilnore Ilerrieg: 5 fills Twmaked Shod; for We by el . - - Al 1L.1.11K A KICKETFON . , r oIIA co --:R Lss 51, 13 . 1 13 bas 54. and 16. Plug; for asla by 1.1 6IILLER3‘.IIIqI/M33N, 11V LiberlY!l_ 3OTTON—r , tab-. coll..; Z 27 b.... 4 do. or-parkyd• for 'air by jel 15 . Altitt 1./ICKEIt"& 5..L.A13 OE.-13 do {plot.) Slatilles; Josi r,re.:ve,l and Crp fair by 1.7 hl I LLIKR 4. HI OCKTYON, 170 Liberty ill SUUA"g—lU'br: t!urve l rfar a d Loat IS by, 1V ht. elsvana . hn Stir by 4 MILLER A RICK ersoN pEppEic AND ALLSPICE .1t) lisp Surd ma Pepper: bds. lint received and !or sale by mILLEK•A - CIINE2II,I-15 bag prime large W. R., a choice article, Just received sad for isle by ' .113 BID WELL, Ament m A 0 KEILBL ISO Obis 3 do hf bSI4 do, ' fomat, by it 3 )WO F PF.RRY cPTS. TUrtPENTIRK 444 Irk reeeivcd in good °nit% and for .ale by • •••-• • - • le3 111CKETSON RUED APPLES AND PEACIIES,in noreand for jet sale by , :JNO P PERK -v • -13utE' l • 6 L J:i 4US—tl wR la&IAI(DICK6I'tN fillEESit—allo biz in store and for ad . l!„. 00 Rrnrkia iderrZi; d Utltr jt ;4 . 1 1"bi1.1_. 2 4iin - 'al ti4b.iitw • sioirk—sp bus. io start tot eale . py PERRI -4 , 701) no BAicx _ _ JNOF PERRY 'EttiLING-73 lio k Bolt ; for Biala by je3 ' • • JNO PkgRY. CO tIC 1:11 fl 6-4 40. pplumplwt.KCCiYCdra 01.1Lor DIZAZIL SUOMI-55 bap - in lame aad (ovule mat ..101IN 6%1114 CO ritif" /1171111N14-27 nn.palpik. Quinine fee ale %.Ir, my3l • 301 IN NOROiN VIINILLA. HIC*111111 1 —Lm• a Mtn V SICIAGAN sod inrtb, .ste bl .13• • 3 I.OiL ASIL CIRUINNILTITARD PITTSBURGH. DAILY PACKET' LINE. THIS -lien known line of splendel passenget am. es* linow composed of the - lane., swlllem, shed and ferwsked, and most powerful bows on the water. of tha West. Every eccommodation .J cm thkd mortal'. eglePtworeskias twee pseeldril tut psi., wagers. The Line hae Wen operabou for hoc ere —have earned a 01111i031 or pcop'e %nation:We best union to their persona. The boats will hie.. rise urn of ti.ood street the day preview to stoning, kw the toyer , bon of freight and the entry of passengers oo the ri a:e- I ter: In all eases the postage money mum be mod in advance. - ".110111pAT PACKET. - • . Tho ELNONGAIIELA.Copt. Stow, will !c l ove Pol.- • 0 liorgh every Monday memos at CI o'clock; C'ne , mms every Mood., even i nit at 10P. M —•- ----- l TIDE. AT PACKET. t • The HI9ERNIs,Capt. J. dlint,N/ur. kips, ling every Tuesday morning 10 10 o ' oe . Wheeling eve!! ....... eserung at ID l!. U. %; WEDNESDAY PACKET. • , Th . - lirEw E NGLAND. No. S r Capt. S. Ras. well leave Pturbargh every Wednesday morning at to o'clock; Wheeling every Wednesday evening at in 1. . . • •-- THORSDAT PACKET. . • The WISCONSIN, 'Camille 7.:6,..e.0w111 1 eave Yin. burghevery Thursday inomisriilno , chielis AVlnehng every Thursday evening' 10, PE.IDAT •Ir,A,C.KIEI7. ;o The CLIPPER, Na 0114.1 . .WiekTosrilllealie t . burgh every Frid a y nsorning-Atipwelogle4 rituf, every Friday evening at 10 P.oi g lt . r 4 lls , • 6ATUADARPOCKET . The The hIFSPENGEE_Capi. Lit ford will Irsve harsh every Saturday morning at Ido clock, Whet-tin; every ealiseday evening a 1 WI.: 51. • PiCILKT.. The ISAAC Nr.WTlili, aril A. Ateren,, , ll leave Pariburilk every :andel moraine' at 111 Wileeli Mal g every Saarlay everting et 10 r. _ _ 'WOOL BACH:ARNO. anima *wisps, sußAble for Wool Sacks, 4 1 . 1-t berstamailaiti and twilled. . de ar •ut I d Anode by Ow lade. """dr " " ROBERTO & CON RA D, aS Morket n Philadelptot so 46 d6o WOOL, WOOL I rICIIE highc.r mice la cash paid for .11 the tlite'rrnt 1 rade. of de.. W..hed MURPHY k LEK. Old 'real wareboayt, cor Libenv at and C.-ea , allay mylikbkortlF 4 stirduaras—vu blob:dLartse 31111ChtICI, ~10do do; • . ~' .10 Lae Cboattato; • p : Wee Las Ratting; '.: ! ‘ tl K A N n u TV:rildigt;. • • -1 , GO bf GUM N.D. Mulatses; Mgt reel and or.tale I.Y , . REYNOI.D9 k eatlllt.: attra6 _i_ Corner Pmus and 'lrwin ...um ' S.lll CA,,G.c.--IMI nmtot Lama; Slttu t et pates; ••• 100 ~bags. etitee, , I i . . • 1 /task Nutmeat; justreed ana 1 for tale Gy eny2ls BAll AI. EV it SMITOI OVECIILINWIPSUGAR — L 4 Crrbed and l!utverrxed, extra fine, in barrel. Loaf Boor irrsrases. best qoatity; twit nee tend and Cot Iv wyd DM/ A lAN k 141111 /PLIIfORIDS-1 0 bezel Shelled; . .n. - - V1301to; Pep, Shtll;, ~. . • NW ILIA Monodies; rot valet.) ro)117 I J D WILLIAMS & CO,llO rw..1.1 .;_ lATIIIIIDDIVI OLARB—ZU Lx. B{10; SP Las 7:19, T T :S) 1.451dx12, • 15 Lat. lusls:_lor .o.d 4y mil . POINDEXTER & 00,11 rrller 1 COVIP/P,14—L , 01.40 Primo Rio Cade; ' . 15 d., Jo ve do Idrryora do; , Ittg r ived and for rale verylowby REYNOLLIA 1. 51111 r WRAPPIIIIO PAPER— • atals Medium Wrapping Paper; • , .lpyP Coprzio9 do IN OD Tir, do Os, last root:tired and for We liy 1111.1. k DUO W 1.1 oral *peer A RUT IIEANN-7 bbli prime, reactard on con n.signabent and for say low i j o o fp , Va IT 4 co m 91 No 7 Con:anemia' !low, Liten)**, H y-aBl3las-100 1,14 No I Bening.; 25 bbls No 3 Midas als. e. I: In scare and C 0772104 lONN SCAM; a • My2l. No 7 Commercill Row. 7.0.• i to Lf MA., No I; 20 d, No r, 60 do No3rood.; - tu do I: .t . g.F ' lWi Fao sole or tbolOosnooll MACKERILL , LARD OIL—DIM. No 1 Lard Oil; 6bf bblo do do; 11 bblr No Y.Lard ' , Arad • F 5EL14.1.(. :o forihe Man Wil t, ukr for ,n'eLy 11111C1i441. Louriville,joarreeived an:l6.r 'el FELL , itS 1,000 u,s.•°,i;',..ltA!it' 6. FE: r hozee Inge " VaI L A C IPA "" car imithriald isnlirrouOt.!._ C . • OTTON--sa bars re•glacked,'neai'landing froF steameridary Ann, and far tale by • • •ii . ... mytbil . • triAtAll DICKEY ACO LSi AD-60i1 pigs Gale. Lead, received ihni - day 1.1 for sans by' ' LII UTC,IIISON ik 4.X) • .113)1_ . . ' tin 43 ...tweet q•oq4cco latirT*4*—L4c.F.l3,9ibilell'4,9•l band a. for Vale by. .._. rapt S P PON KOWNIIORST itqo,ls Fn•ni si ' . F RDIT-JUD bps. 'Ate Paanbet, balued . _ .:A bus. APO.' ”°"'rsale by mr4l. 7 C BIDWEI.L.water NI D le MlTER—<ulkl s Groundl . lace r, In god oiler, U j'""e'i"d" "" 1 CthWEl.t..•nner nt nytil LINSZED OIL—It bias just eeeived per “One ou " . 2d f" " N Y W mid ,lIARBAUGH,2I wood L ARD 011,-14 Greas bbls and 57 k Nb atd; 20 Ws e Lant (ot L solo by toy% - CAR - 4 .0 N & MeKNIGIIT.64b st lna,u.r~c~:u~inT7.}!.l~l ~ Pre.kftetl,icaerre4 i,day riaOr CARSON O bloWN;1:117 OTTON—ntn hales in ~or ►nd 1b mde bY m . . . L 0UTC.1130?7,1y CO DAPEII-45 'duns beivybil Cap raper, - jula reed bl mYE It KYNOLUS &MEE Tfuttt P"Zis Y. B/IEE R 1C:4 7, 47 uercas Fre DOCK . POWDEIL-30 br it rearlrettrwr rorr /ter Lilo Erie, for sale •• 4DA LIZELL DIJGOY FOIL lILLIC—A ibio• one bin. Oupy /Nor sale by- NIP VON BONNIOAST a. CO if • • • No SI Pro:acre. (;117aABIT17y bbls ri lays OIL-4 de:. te forsale by oatil J •%yli.E.iikhts tt FLoon. OP lIICIS-2 cages sepetfula, • ler sire ey J D WILIIAM 4 i CO passim 6TICIAR-11) tags for solo by my 27 J D WILLIAM+ & CO rED.-100 Ilf Chests Freatr - Cieeo Tess 6. sale by J. oiyt.l -- WICK t bIeCANDLYS3 MACICZBILL-30bbls No 3 South. un clog sod for sale by coyi7 POINDEVII3i s LSI Tlll3—MbblsLoowlle Lime for sat: by yoy47•IN • FOR,SYTii_k DUNCAN, OSLO CO-10 kWh Ky. Laf, for sale by & Dll NCA N C 1.010111,21 0 Mils Cider for ride y err , • F VLIN SOKNIIOKiiT frCii O,ALII4LATIIIS—T.SOOIbs for'srlets; ". urytil • • 14 I" VON .110NNItOlti.3rk.00 A I:ISTARD—. I3 keg.T.gl eb, for ..I e la my* F VON .BONNI10 . 11t4 . & CO MiitikEHMMMI rIIIKESX-110U bse prirp_ I e fa Ile and Cor Ilble by my= J C lgitt,ll‘ • lid ill tionr bed fur sail BbyJ 'tillvW ••• • ail% pan :11-10 east., lO..ocii, lo vlrtvl i tr_o 4 A ro vl rt g i,or ocl , fn li D I " 91 '"°""•'" • " kklr , :t 11 . ,,,, LtRZteTL - Amfils . "" hvVrann I?LAXSEED)AND )71b10T—Iii_t4E_E_D_ f2?”2:1e.L.,Y 17 . ylei CA ILION n!," FLAXSEED OIL 4figd.Z;(7:ll.l.oilolly C°..174" - A`"),norPpctiv i Utzil?e ,., atia"-4..h-r-'76,-Siio,lll.t;gtra a... s d Shoulders; foe este by BACOA-& maNiGaT • an—PS kes . V. TerietTolmees. tiEU MORGAN a. CII _O3 No.lUSLsrad_ RV Fr -1: b o a U Apples,gor Bale Itv 4k:o All)lWiN 1711 0, VOKIITII MID TUBI-45 ituFlat% .Tsl dot. Tabi.recelytng tualbr ..le . ja ms J . Sp4I.2.ELL, YI Maier TxTILLow tia.facALTri---12 NestYorecelyyd per V Clualotad Mutt 1 . 4 A Oh LZ)01,6 " kACKIIMACI.;-10 btkla Np t, rot, rie.e by • . F,DWAD 111AZLIV.Tii , ovili ' East suds of Oiiouvid h:------ TIMILVCD—PO kep Na I 6 TwilitToborco, isik . 42 froyq itel.llMll4.lolipaalawl,opd for sole by .;. - :_4.,!imt - ,s D4L4r.Lt., II .$. l . ?t, reitasyleikaia Ilya far sale say „ 401114 P RTL-103 bp ~ DRY Apruirte,..bu. ;one told hsrse• hy holt -JOHN I,.YERKX. B, mote bt . ds • malt %flew, iu te and Mt 1134.N11 ,3 by 600. JOHN F PERRY SALT--100bMiNoI CO bbli Null do; fortile by m 111 JOHN P PERRY n flgL APg a, 1 bbI JOHN Pa Y d • rll/1 . , COO , —4O kep UriaT k obt a zgr o tlV °""' ' • COI wad sltd ior•let T a t .-2)b4rT4l, .6'441. jt6( . 2 WCANDINSS IVRY RICACUSS /lAD APII•LES in 010 or- J.I &film& br foq l WICIL & Welk& NZ$& iui-iof Thoorays Prairie 101: art' • s F VON lIIINNIIIORST &CO 11eis for Dale bx ..BASIALEV