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J> &«w«rd£tdftoiam» CiSeg. -.- ' ■'•cr,i>.|
; ■Cy nit'.tt»-|ayMß||f^ v \ ; - I
. „ V 4 W* viU rweJrcius'J'forwi id. free of-eipenaa, *d-1
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- f* t • ';ti)yitt FitnmfiK lUot (Uzxm U fsbUsfcedl
, *,"• BaU/L«eveQ I
: r - ;' JW»r»pcJ*niiHßi;thßTrt«W«skl3rlif\TeDolliiaperl
. r'■ •WijJr:Weekly j»Twt» iJoUmn per enwua,«ffks?y
.''.'•4%. : *'requestedto kaiad inj
'; 'v'l-'&w» ; befeTe'd «ad ea ewly.intJxeday os
•-vi--••' •■-oct- i;*wttcable.y Adrextlaeaeattnol lotencd fbT mi. aped !
o , iatarubly/be chaifedamilcrderta o«
V^;‘«:? : v 'ivf^^Fa*Commercial 1 alenig"ea«i4)o«y>«U^’Har•
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fe*o©rX«oeaVMa*teM%s« '
‘ ‘J, ' WEBTEnjr PEHITEItTtAaY. ■■
j/- >v the receipt of the taaUalE©-
r- :v:jcrfof tbfilafcpecWrs of the Wcalera Penitentiary)
*“WUh accompanying Docamentij for the yew 1648.
* We learn from liiU of
*■ ■■ toePriio&ii of the ■ most gratifying chaimrtw, ra»
.■ ,’fiectlQg credit upon all lift officers, and the system
-• »■ ’»dn whfcfcltUcoadacted. The Inapectora say that
>■■•■' - fits polyear hna been characterised by mors fa*
\ ‘; ■■' ~ytirabJe>e*ulU intU sanity, financial and moralin*
• than any which Uaa preceded it,aadihat
: , :, iirtae remit* are’ihe offspring, in a great measure,
1 tltf and
c Mord Inanoc^^
V/ . profits labor of the convicts, for the
■■•'». 'tost'-yeir, have been adequate to the - sobualence',
■l *>..v , ts* pAonera, thn» relieving the various coon*
;fte^adheratdfore > fiomB&expesseafortbdMnain
-w- . tonsßce. ' Thia foot alone bean landable laßimony
\ ; . f 'to tha ability hud economy of the eiecattye officers i
, and "»«*"*** thw Inaiitalion
.y/: r , tothecottfidenc* and fororable regard of ,the he*
'Cm?'" '- ■* -•"-'•’i' i- “■
.*• Hiitewitfltheirincreased cohvic»|
■ j thy and utilityof the Peansylve*
:..-ii r.:i it T;f«ftyidjwnj foy tTio punishment and reformation of
•••••; ? "V'■■?.’ oflbadefs, over every other yet devised*.:
>■> . v <! r:>,j •'! praa tiro report of the Warden, Major Bexmir,
J - wftlanßiilxalth6rcU9HoW r liiconfinement,one
.■, ■ 'hundred and fifteen convictw-114 males,-*nd only
’£lr , ‘oiiCfcptfa.,' • * , :•; ..>; ..... J " •
. whole number of prisoners received since
ItiVlit. 1526. to fee Ist of
-i. e. \ Trp twelve hundred; and- eighty six—tea
v v - “ 'hundred and forty ninewhite male*, and twenty
. - - hundred and seventy bight cca
•'■ ■ toed males, and thirty sevenfemale*.' "No females
WBrereceivod during lutyeK Punishment* have
..•j been of rare occurrence during the last year, <n>d
. / ■■:■, Mtfce oonddeicf the prisoners ha* been veiy good.
. , 'The report of fee
:• Yeiy interesting document, 1 It ftDy refine* the ai*
viejapta* which have been .made tn show that the
-.ysyUem'df separate' r confinement was tajonoc* to.
'• :r v!\ ifca health of fee patmntsi and . productive of in
--1 .<>■; v —-Nonew ease of fwunrty hn* been devel»
*•■* pnfd^qwngthalg*tyßif T excepttttthecaseofOße
}■ :>■ , 'J ■- ■‘piiderijto v *L*hortperiod, andbadimffiired/hup:
:'■ * ~,?' l » .'v > -pieyh>ii* and ; more severe attacks, before his •*«
~;yMaude into the prison. . Dr.lUxJtsayir' i
■ i-; ■ of the whole year,’•in: relation to
... * thft jaefiihl*nd I phy«ical healih of fee prisoners,
i:.. r 4 v, sssUm UkO paritioa-yoa have taken in your
(i: ' L‘ui;'; ynnotmsepoitBiniavxnoi *thespsiate system’ of
j i ,j\ .^nrprfywm^mt. vThere has been eoqoestion of jts
' " % superiority over other systems, In *U ; te*peetti«c»
■; v-■ :■ eeptJis it bhan upon the health of mind and body.
- *-: •* Oalhia point, man? philanthropist* have had their
.•> ’doubtsand fears;-but another year’s experienceof
' ■ «*f* eoafinmog that of formorje*rt,'niu*l
-».*■■■■■■/." ■: eatcbantclj prorej to the unprejadiced.Wiid.caii*
r'’ . £r. f ,''.did^ahidithat.doobts aad fear*;anv wholly
1 . /'v».„ groundless, where then i» a proper adminatrstion
<- . •*» «f <ibeiyst*m? lA> no! prapoee to enter into any
% . T '- - Msfeeot nbon this subject, orfimherenUrfce,ndm
• • / *4 V" I ? itT l‘donot thiok.it necessary to add 71 to Jwhat, bar
;; ;.fagainfrrtnerreports,bot wooldpophaii’*
" caUwdedsn*that another year?* obserrantmW
- : s- ’ i th* working bt this svstea; la the Vesem Pen-*
- ‘ ' stSaharv, has served to deepen the omnrfcuoo of
'the truth of wb&t I have prevtouly expaeased.’o. •
'f 1 thercpotlof the A,
::E- & ■•..-.•■wJßßSti, that the csdthratioaoflhieeomparsiively
t r ; J / bnn«& *o}l l Xma potbeetrwhhontaoam arholesonte.
*t «adnbWioglhiia.--6imiy wto«»meto^bflpri*oa
s.-•• aalrslLOQ lhe f ; DivtDe-Jdede«snfirl have. led
’ ; » - , -ii r wiian'the‘pssf year I .able and seemingly &po»*
“ * '«d“to jtead'sndrsaidytowOtdof Godj "Eepea
■ •:• ■•.:■■■'L, Vi rw>«jft.’prafegfled ottlhe wtofw>me who
... bieen-
JV i"! : 4.-; v' g f.. r: .' r .7 Tjt T-' : r : v' *
T tThe’iollbwipg. mterestlng extract* Xiom Mr*
-:.t •,-v , BlKirtW ff timastclo*eoar-«nimalnplien/afah
.'••• /* ''■•;• I* 1 . «^‘ n i honor, to the state and to
with itstnanagetnenC :
; . ‘Thewivilege of .corresponding by ytter t wlih
• , 1 .;:■ : :"i'.V'’ T uiih Jtfends imee tn-three months,(mis been
r. li'v Mrnniedtoprisonersdtmng the .year. .-.This fevor
■ •V.vr..: i-■ Sy,! fijfrf -by a hy violation sf the• rales of the
~,,.1 . . ;»...-- . , . j‘ •••' ■. ..•' •:•
priacrncn* were W**d done*
■ ' ": fcnyijttr ofthrm bylta etpOTlionof
s -*flrtehd& fthd ionr by pardon* - Most oftlwmwent
/:•• e.-i.v.-'e ifrttfc trades by which to make an
■ r. U7ing: and nmajoruy of thein abowiagn
, .dito«iilifl -lo -'live-' soberly and ln the
- ‘ ' Soffi. V Tbey had to consider honesty
udmonlity-nstheenlysectzrity.fecabtdmgneem
. s ;•• r. fi.iffiwy vocsiion* •' It- is xOThdeolly hoped .thatlhe
•vi.it.T-' -leMßnlearned m the hard school of adversity.wul
,f.: ; ::',..fknr.fcsrodiedsdduAihnyeo. Thrpeofthem
--v:'-'*ewdath aoproach-with. slow.but certain steps,
:, /' •tad wen oSea sod earnestly directed to thettoclr
' of sees, at the only foundation oawhicb a hope of
;■ * fetsrehapisness might securely. Whmer
? tbdr WKKion of hope wo sincere or not, God
ntas mLnhS. The other lived without God in
world, and died as be lived. - ■ \i-'
• \ftfty*flvc prisoners have ,been retSßiyed-tn.. the
- >T yatc. ; Of these, nine were onaU* to read-at - the
uaeoltheirreceplian.- Three of them pobet* »
■. ■■: jittj® mind.-t* to make it difficult to teach them the.
':. ait of rtsdinc. Two of them hav* leiused with
mtaikable rapidity. ■•. The othera can aD read, and
- , -. Thiityslifa were Bnmamsd men, and twenty
:-i have had, or now have, wires, Nino of
i - - ’thaw ne nnder twenty years of nge— children in
• h -" 1 > 1: !years,hut'nfen fat mime. ■.• . ■ l T' »V---V
. of the feeeyed thts year,
• ': .' that .thny - were-addicted to : : intemperate
- : : Their career of erime htd ns inception is
——' qf■:fntft , yf««^ng'l | qagg*. Thby became
. ; T;: /: ;* ; ' before the thought catered their mind,
v; ? ' ; «nbttto'»?reynpon ihe property or take away the
iriift a>r.'jtegfellow men. .Whstafeuitfelsource
*. of ffiboy and win to poor Men man, it tMs vice
■v: . v Almog tll cf these anfortnoste
: ..'r rv - of dninkenaegs. also trace
• «bnberiaain*of their downward coarseit>'disn
... piaobedience topa»
-r tSiL «S»a*h drunkaoness, gambling,
; ',.y j- - then' fam'the--connected, hiattny of their
;.jv.v>« vptM-tfm/-’' •’ ,, —
•’1
!... ■ ' ''To* HioroCT or Eaauuro; from the Acceeaioa of
Jtaa U. By T*o». Burners* Macaoicr—
'*y;-' ■'■ /f Nov York: Horperand Brothers, PoNiabei*.'.
—- ; , NoMHoicmt work which hoc appeared to mtny
i y»ai» haa created a more Jprofiroed aenrelien,or
1. , .i. »wi. v-jjjj BDugbt akreoer avidity, than
’ ' Vmeixft P-nuhnA. 1 Taking op the bi!osfy of
I ■■■ ■ V England whore awas leftby Homc.h©buthrown
' otot lb* aolfjea, by the vigor and beauty of Ha
Ilgitoßi mi ihe felicity of lna choice or prom local
i ’ innf if *"-n lie cb»rm» orroraance wuhoul loaiog
\ if the mie object of hi* Ibcme. No birlon.
' ehlworicWinodem tinea' baa gahed ooioddeß
i » r 1 C*lweltybaaded celebrity. .We areglad to, aeo
chu the Hoipcn ka robroaght Itontta a atylowor.
f. . • , «hy efttj nenle.
! ■ y Borrolo by fUibeif Hoptioo.Foorth Slreet,aeir
• -/, i L Wood.'. nV v.»,: ■ : •
M Tho Toto: in ihe'LegiiUiaro ofj
Mfelagiiifcr United Sute* Sea*tor w**tt • :
J.. - , - -SCTtfai Hourt, |
. \? i” ' *» *
„ ">> >- Btnewn.'. 6 ' *II
'*'•■' i’j; r jjScioenog.-**..,.. v t ..3.,»...". .i
.> CtauCtM haviog received 44 votes, white'all
: - " \43ttfln received bat 3s, wm declared dolf <lecl«
wdo ho «it By
«'»«
.- --, ~ on'ria oca ht.ndr.d dr.dfe.ll h«* in ten, which
- , , ' wp» brought u> auction and rohacd from 32, Vi
? itwK*a tta<real satisfaction - yesterday to scftfce
.k* BNitoiMof the Hon..-Wdtie P.' ;Mjoto9W of
> r Sank’Carolina, in Jus seal inlheSaaaie. 110 M*
* of-.hnme'fbr nearly ; «wo;mwttto
jpir^TTttft^^blgcircopistattoea^JfaioncfiJt^
TU&eamcr Fiuxw ttiWAim New Yorkoa
P ak*J»M*io»iM-«<lk
' >iW I yd^njCT..tr^"gwhomWbfrtf**fc<r*l Govern^
: - ■ r- .:, • ,r .-. ■
c-w , iffitaliu to Hr auitwwd, Jtmaiy 3*
|:a>n;::-v: •:/ ' tao*t'YOlUC/V£ - ~§Pl
I - v CoimpOitfaoce oftha Fimlnirgb Btqm. ■»»■
-Nxw Y<ao,£eb. 1, 1849,
.vi-A *cvc4q storm has pm a damper "pravll |nn3>
°f basinest, and Ihelustcry of the past forty eight
h»\ir»..ii*oQo>6qtteaily.-- bhoC •.
Tho Legislature has a report—this will
: isterot the holders ofGovernment Stocks, as well
! M-bankcta. general ly.-The.; committee-on banka
haye reported.! Wl allowing Uwled States Slocks
[ to bo deposited with did Comptroller, as tbe ba*
| sia-fijr .Ike cironlalion of oar banks to tbe amount
of fifty per cent—r movementthatwill tend to
keep .thisstoek,; very high. A large nmoont of
New York Stoeks.wiU'Boon be paid oflj and -it
has become necessary to'find a substitute for the
basis of circolftfiop. . The adoption of the Nation*
hi Stock will give New York Bank' Notes an ad*
-vantage of the and almost as wide
a circulation to the qcjles as was possessed by
the old ‘National Baolp-Hhe-United States, m both
cases,' bong held: for thp redemption of the notes.
Money remains obuhdant here,t with private
capitalists, who.me:unable to .loan it at (be le«
gal rate. As much as hslf u -million of dollars
could have .been had yesterday, upon-Arat class
paper,. at seven per cent. On ’ tbe other hand,
the banks are a little cautious in their loans—
through fear, they assert, of tbe aeiion of tbe
Sob 'Treasury,-which is draining their com from
them. - As the ktreogth of private -capitalists is
not ganged by their depositor of specie, they ore
more - reliable ! than the: incorporated sources of
supply; v
I All kinds of. stocks are lower dosing in favor i
|of the buyer. Government Stocks are cnfavora-i
| bly allecled by the returns of tbe revenue, which
i has. been ss<oo,ooo.for the quarter, ending Jan
l.nary IsL- Unless a large increase lakes place in
[ the .remaining - half the new jndministratioa
i will have to ask for a-loan at once. Tbe estia
males of- receipts from customs are * placed at
i $31,000,000, bat: they will &H short, as has inva
riably been the case, except daring the year of
famine.
■ The . monster .steam ships, tor the Liver* i
pool .Une,are nowaftoat, and waled into dock i
to receive, their ntadfinery.. -The owner* of th- <
lias gvre : the baddas of the: hall sad machinery i
an open order'for the* ships, amVafter trial, will >
> give the successful dompetuors thecontroct for i
| three:more, vThe-ehip* look as much alike, as 1
[ two- cbeiriea, and nothing short of aa AUantio
voyage carr ies* their respective merits. The
[ steam shlpUolled States is still out, and ednaid*
l et-able anxiety U fets for her safety, aa very hea«
I vy gales were experienced after, her departure -
I &om Southampton. -She has been outin serious
[ gales and proved herself a gqofi'ses boat, and
will xopioii henielf-safe erelong,T;’* -
I The first earn uri nation for admittance to the free
I academy—a.college ofN.Yorfc—has taken, place,
l and cae.hundred and- fifty boya/from our-Jree.
l paUa the way of obtaining an -edacatioa
[ that will efiabln them to fill 'anyposition in society
I honor&bly. - 'Another examinatwn will be made,
I six moathe bo on, until eight hundred
f are admitted, at!which time there will be a.closa
I to This college is the first movement
I towards efijjdaiiog the masses, and cannot ftil-
I Oa thecontntry, more ppUeges must be ozonised
Ito accommodate, the applicant* TJm fe? payers,
I with much reason, coin plain.of the expense this
I were itput.to vote to mor*
I row, thp- yote to javor of the collegc woold be
I ten to V '
I The steamer Falcon weal fo spa this forenoon,
I in the midst'of the most pitiless storm oC
I season, with three Handled passengers. She was
I crowded'&omjstcid to stejn, and searts would
I have hgng- an .outride, had ii been
i Fnll three thwmml people swartaeiapoa the
I docks to see her start, cnd'Jamoog Uupn a large
I number of ladle* The delay to jgetttoygold cods.
1 off fee fever' aomeebat there'WiU.be cnoaghgo
I to mate tho. Ctlifimia specqlaiibQ 'remembered
I with aoßow. -Haodrcdahave patted forever from.
•| dear friend^-'nxd fhdse who are spared to return
Iwill’ Ind tfior fortunes obtoinedeT the sacrifice
Ipf all,that,makes life drafriMe. v ....
[| • Ashes have fallen, npoa the opto tad
i|-Pbtssnbehadol£6.SOs Cotton bi dotvn fell ic;
f»»mm‘n« «niAnngw!j hot the teddCttCy u
■
j figorca .Ifevp beea taken: ' Coto ) ischoaper,'Witb
ft m«d«vte wfe* Pork is not qaife so -hignpPrimo
I Ohio dose* ei 332 62* lo~Sl2 63|; and Meant
•] $l3 l2t to f}3 25; l ßeef has sold largely, and
'|cio»e*atsl3 fochoiwWeajldtr'd is now want*
i j ed, and: father prides asked. T?je?e«xgood de% 1
r( mtnii for pickled deal* The moat feaUuve been
i {received am ffiar, nnd‘tnni oat fUU one : half bod,
■| and-soSenwfo/,.':/...’J,
‘ ! Pbr 6*‘PUaburst» Guew. ■-
1 Tfce Homertaad • Bximptttai' <lc*sUbo.
ya. - Wtrrrg—Thw ronwriptated ’ MorteHead
, ES£mpUon fct'w,eeema to attract no cotnmon,<Je»
ime atfehtioh. NomeriMi*-and conflict-
Tag,are ihoopiakicj eclerinintd-ch. the ißbjeet.—*
i To 'examine nrid.nnalyxe,wfinyvof'these ..variSos
i£jd oppasing ; *iew*,'wi[lbe the object.of the wri»
ler,btiiet»ar«dflheloltowioffTiinajki.
a HdmesfeadKxetapboc
yroold, l iqfcliyiia leaentlal ■ featnrej/alfifcipgly re
as.it
aoir exists in Great Britain. The mental .vision
moalbeelw/aadpiefcing todtowrer t&ifKieo*
blance,of, iriptherwords, see what facet to
that the Inter
Uw aecores to the oldest eonj of every hpnseboht
landed properifi i'or-'ri^e^tt^hU'^iherJDWn*,
cad even ahoald the heir ImiAe.iWneJjt -pntffgatc,
’eriptizdtkrifaim ad have many amiable and excel
lent brothers and hiv title lathetarmly es*;
Ulecannot
Tfana nndpsr
jKfxataAwhifenUlhe. member*; aave-end except
pee, of iritfoerrtie families ere rendered gtnitd
fcr a preccriotia
-
■. Thereis,'moreover,in. the Iswaoder considers*
lion nnotbtf io my.
judge»ent,i*oppo»cdio every principle ofjnstice
ccdeqaity. - A gentleman may both* proprietor of
an-immense estate, siidth»-wlher of a large &mi*:
ly otdougbUrt, ind ; be denied,' from thaljesreumi
stance, Jbo jilesrotetutdr'briraege: of conveying
ilia property tb hls natauu offspring, aod experi*
ence daily the mortifying ’ cooyjctioa, that it - mdst;
go athla' decease! to aooe, it may 'i>e, datantbnd
male Relative.•- Mayo-land andbenev©-
lent defend as, firomtie destructive
cad -cjefciiess operation of inch*' law osthis.-
Who cannot ;at agianccriia grouinjaa
-11 iff yf p'ftrtiility-—direct add <’ltt*
evitabtoteadeocy toesriofrw/frteaari tappvcriih
tiUoastifiOndto duti. farwaoua
oaprity tit thri taborioaa and hard yroritingpeople,
that a far Jordly aristocrnUmajr liy* at caseload'
revel inextrarsgaaaeahdinxary. A Homestead
Exemption -Law, *ucb:esi* contemplated, would
be directly thebpposHeof all th&ilnsieaa of com
centmtuxg property to. the hands of the rich and. in*
dependent, it utaold place it in thdposaeiwfan of
theeomparatively poor and seedy. The m asses,
rather than nfew consequentialand aelWinportant
: personages, would le -profiled‘by'its operation;
i and women and children,, who, destitute of its pro*
\ taction,’ would besnbjecied to almost' ioedßceirae :
t bleZsasfering tad distress; sriD* undefits aalotary
i action, be maddttontantea and happy
!. • shonld time and-opportunity gerve, a few addi
rionai iremairks, oa this bighly'important subject
may be presented by Eonaj. RwnTa.
! Feb.; 1649.
I Bar ftSs Pitldnirgh Qasttu.
'ji litgbi HoM*.
• Asthislsthir age ofimprovementjaDd u human
comfort is moi* studied lH*nla days, we
city the
idea of a LighlHonseon the bank of tho.Moaon
gahcli This might be trailt id the centra of c the
m 4 at the toot of. Market Streep and tawed
losuoha-height, bqOt of snob a .material, and
inf cudi o manner as not to. .be not
only_ extremely useful, bnt pleasantly ornamental
Thai norpoß* jof this Light House. sbouUL'bo to
throve strong 'glare sJJ along thd wbarf,sp that,
the- boatmen could see' to receive and discharge
their frcigbldurfng the darkest nigfals-ras they are
isitdated Dow, they have to'gropo about as belt they,
aanrby tbo w'd of pine torches which orealways
dasgeroos ayd disagreeable on account of the.
nnmaronsipark* wbiqb am thrown from them.
The hanttomest part of Pittsburgh, U herwbarC
Thera isnot .jstteh another landing in the United
States. Onesf-oar greatest sopparts is the river
trade,- and much of Our pride is in having foil
boats. Would if be anything onl of the,way to-do
ail we can (oimprovelhi* part of oar, smoky chy,
and moreover, add as much xmfcrt os posslijle to
the eondilifonr of those 1 hardy men who navigate
oar rivers, add have tended mightily to make Us
whss weare-- - . wdwahd'Wn»<?.
For the Pitttiurgh Qaxette.
‘■•V,;-:; ciTTJ*LiaK OOAOI. . .
s. dlrarf the attention'
Of Council* jotbfl gobject 01. Planking tbo Foortlt
Street 4-T cnne ) ttoil.tfgnjk
ded,’as it will take gevenl yeap road
will settle tnfieiemly tormako a
fbr i pavement—and planking wills! all times keep
degn, and can be made-at' such a comparatively
Joey,coil thifi am tnre ; itwfil if aVUfJ respect
give satisfactioa, and answer an admirable
-’nose.* - '■ - - IJ. . •
r w TT , ._ i ■ '
I need not enomeme the advantages io be de-*
rived from Blanking , u U most tie obvious Jo *U,
and l believe only wants alteatiofl'drawa loillo
beat once taken.hold of ahd speedily adopted.
I would also suggest that Webster Sc Falion l St,
Minerentleßond, exteosum of Petra St. ficc &r..
be planked tor, the present,'as it will save in cost
of oßastrnctjoD, cleaning dec.
• . ’-j• •,.Mot* Arana -
-■.-.I -
• Imran* Seutox.—The vote on the election,, by
the Illinois Legulsmra, of the United StatesScna.
tor stood:s ‘For-G«a.iShiehisj-,70; Gea. W©/ F.
Ttaratdiv(Wfcfc) 28; Wi E Cogden, (FreeSoilj
will be observed, wab not aean* 1
{hd#* before the .Lpgtshripi*,. HeWa killed off mi
-caucus on the night previous-Jbera, on the fir»t%
ballot; Shields received 33 votes; Breese'27: Mo*
<fcraaiid& -On the second and last balks, Shield*
received 35 votes; Breese S 3, three of his friends
going over to Shields, and McCZernaod’aS votes.*—
&.ZMU RtyvOUam*
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• Y : ." V-" •'SS&A • Hiwimufca, Fifo 3,1649.:;
:UNrWtora,Eaq. , *
V : send you acopy oflie set relative i
; tothd Ajjebiiies cf.lnmanee.Companiew—faundi
.fiUliifioiliCT.^na^ned.billsjhavebeenenrolledoni
thecertificatAcf tbe Clerk of the Seugfe. They
arethereforenow laws in forma* well as feet—
taken in this biU,by many
'
be tJsefoL 1 'uobw,&cl-'.'
’ A AGENCIES OP FO
' ReGN'iNSURANCE COMPANIES.
Sxcr. 5.’ Thai
individual. finni company, or- copartnership facorv
poraleA, formed, or established fori insurance, lift
annuity, or trust purposes, can or may bare on n\
gency, or agencies; witbfa -ibis commonwealth,
pnd. can ,and.-may becorae-iosttrer*,’ fanny case
-whatever, .legitimately appertaining U> their bnci.
Aeas,iand not’contrary tothejaw* of this common
wealth: Provided, : Thai Ufa told agents of such
iiuiurm shall comply with the provfafafta, terms,
followlngi to wit ' J. j
' .
(Ufo inturanee .trad annuity; trad trust companies
excepted,)dwirous of establishing such anagCncy;
shall pay to the treasurer ofthe respective counties,
within which buch agency.ialo be estahHshed, for
the use of the commoawcalib, as follows, to tffa—
Imhe Oty and County of Philadelphia, the sum of
; on« hundred dollars—in ihe Coonty bf;ACeghehy ?
.seventy live dollars—andin.all othericounties in
this commonwealth, the sofa of fifteendollars; and
thereupon the; saidcounty treasurer shall issue to
! the said corporation .or (oils aothorisedngeat, a
license to transact the proper business of said in
surers within tbia commonwealth for a year; and
annually at or .before the expiration of the year for
which such license may lave been, granted* said
corporation, in like manner, pay the snms as here«
, in before specified, for tbe renewal of sneh license,
I from yeario year, so long as the said agepey may
,be continued id the cbdnty. ; ' . V ‘
i Sect. 7. 2d—Every.tuchinturance association
l or company, not chartered by:this commonwealth,
shall, before taking any risk, or issuing any policy
or obligation, fa the nutate ofn policy ofinsurguce,
and before transacting any business wbatover at
their agency, pass and certify, udder their common
or corporate seal, a 'resolution -authorising and re
qniringtheir egfent to aecept, fa'lbename of the
[association or’company, ihe\eervice bf 'any writ
that may he isiued.agaioat them out'of any court,
I or by any oldermanor justice of thojpeaca within
I this com monwealtb, ■- an d upon the return of snch
writ; 66 *cceptedj*uch proceedfogs tonfaybehad
1 against any such: association. Or,aaiitighii or could
' be had against any corporation cstinushed by the
laws of fals commonwealth, after the:service of
enVsucb writ'agmnsttheojand in-cate any final
judgment against any soch association or corapa*
ny .abaft remain unsatisfied for the . term of thirty
-dtiys aftsr the stay of execution has expired, it
shaHTorthwilh: be the duty of the-ageni thereof to
cease the trahsactmnof bosinesaundef the license
granted to them, except so fox as maybe necessary
to wind up and dote-lbe affairs ofsochcompany.
The said .resolution shall be recorded" fathe office
for' recording deedafa the couioty whbre iuch a«.
gency may be. established, at the ; expense of the
ossopiatfanor company; Xnd certified copies there*
eT, trader the seal of the Recorder, sboil be at good
evidence ns the original would be beforennycourt;
alderman, or jastieeoftbc and
it shaft be the duty of lheAttoniey General to in*
etitnte the necessarylegal proceedings to enforce a
corajtliahee witirthispnmriotc and that whenever
any insurance company, chartered by this State,’
shall establish a branch office or agency for the
transaction of the bnsinesa of the .corporation fa
any other borough or : county* than throne where,
the principal office is sitnated, the service of any
legat piucess shaft be deemed sufficient* if made
upon the: principal clerk or agent of .such branch
agency in tbe manner with regard to the
service of any legal pieces apon the Presidcnt or
prineipai officer, or on the Cashier, Secretary, ox
Chief Clerk of such Corporation.
Sscr.S. 34,—The agent of every such associa
tion shall -keep accurate accounts of *ll monies
received bvhim* therefore; either directly or indi
rectly, by way of premium or drposit for insur
ances, or.for annuitie't,.ttnd shaft ufake a return
thereof under oath or affirmation,, to fad Auditor
General, annually, on tbo first Uooday. fa Decern*
her, in -each year. And such agent (excepting
sgeateof life Insurance and Annaity Companies)
shall return la his brads F out of every dollar that
be shallsortfoeivpfor preminms oTinsoraoce, or
for interest money oo sumsdepdrited for insurance
on real estate, as aforesaid,! be sum of three cents;
and at the time of making his returns as aforesaid,
shall pay the said sum of threocents oponevenr
dollar k> received by htax to the proper coonty
treasursr, for (he use of the said Common wealth,-
and take his receipt therefor, in duplicate ; ;oae of
which receipts, be shall forthwith forward to the
Auditor Genernl-
Secl. 9. 4.—The agent of every such foreign
Ufa lusuraace Trust or Anooity Company or
Association, shall in like manner pay over as
.aforesaid, before a licence can be obtained, os fid
faws,tti.brit: Inthscity and county of Philadelphia,
the atJtrr-df^'three hundred. T dotlwa,'snd'.fa the
ednoty dTAHegbeny, two hundred dollars,v'aad in
alt other ‘ccrantie* of this o»Mpj«ottWealth,ilte sum
offorty»five dollars,and alike mm lbereflfter,foT
a renewal: of such Kceoae; said agent
retain fa his.-hands, out of every dollar that be
shall receive for prerainma, gross Shins paid for
annuities,'and on all oanmissioaera for executing
trusts, the sum of one cent, and at tbe time of
making hH returns, as directed in the foregoing
aiticle F tl» shtil pay fae said som of
oae per cent, so received by him, to lho jiropev
; county treesarer.for the ufe.p*tbe Common wealth,
ndmhaft takb : nis veiieip: tburefor. in dnpfteate ;
’ efall.forthwith figsygra
to the Aaditor Geueral/ *'' ■ '' 1
tishajl bejb® dutyof every,*och
foreign owaciatinu oi!'corporation, aod every fa>
adiaaeoooapasy, taxi hanttfar company,
-incorporated ;by the Jaws<ff thta Commonwealth,
to pobfah dn or bcfore the in
Jannary foliowicg, and in'everyjyear thereafter,
at least three times a, week* fer'ihb/tpaee of two
vreekr, fa a newspsptr printed in the dty or county
ra whteh. they do basinewt or fa which snen
agency be ’established,;a a'daily nesrapaper
be. printed in . «Qpb and i b inch counties
where no dotly {a . published, once a
week for three, wegfcf, n statement jfaowfag. para,
tiettiazty fa tabular form, |Ue omouot of their capw
tala, .tiw amoant-and. natnre of their assets, the
annua! afaoßOt Of their preofamannd moneys on
depoflitithocutount’of their risks, insurances, and
aaninities, distinguishing the amouttf of sach risks,
fasoraoces, and fa each city, town, sad
coonty respectively, and the nmoiiat of their debts
and lutbftittes; and it fa hereby made the doty of
each cfafaty treasurer, where snob agencies may be
established withm this Ccunmoowea&h, to see to
tbe fnlfilment of the foregoug regulations by the
said corporator*.
Sscr. shaft be lhe duty of every, agent,
before 'entering upon the'duties of his office, to give
trbond fa two thousand doftatv.with two sureties,
residents of: tbe county in which 7 , the agency is
eslablisbed, conditioned fop a failhfo! discharge of
aft the duties enjoined upon Mm by the provisions
of tl)is>lawr aml fcr lM payment of aft monies
received by him or payable to bim for the u*eoi
theConnnonweglih, which bond sbalt be talma by
and acknowledged before the recorder of deeds of
Ufa come county, 7 and:recorded fa his office, at
the expense of said, company, or ataodwtion, and
certified copies thereof under tbe seal of Ihe’re
eorder, shall be as good evidence- a* the produc
tion'of the original brought
.« againsc.sachsgeat or,hia os such bond,
icct, •- ' —~ >l '
Ball Bosd Coaventlois at gtewbeavflle.
It baviog been suggested by the friends of the
Great .Central Rail Boad s feading from Pittsburgh,
through Sleubenvfllei and Colpmbn* to Cmcfanali
and St Louis, that a Convention be holden at
Steubenville, for the purpose of uniting nmF con
centrating our efforts in a manoet commensurate
With tbe importance of this great work.
SOTICEIS BEBEBT GIVES
’ Tbat in accordance-'with the wishes of the
friends of this work, as expressed through the
newspapers ofCindnoati,and Pittsburgh, a meet
ing of'dejegates from those cities as well ss from'
Florence, BorgeUsiowonad Noblestown, Pm. Cadis,
CbshoetoD, Moaot Vernon, Newark, and Colam*
bus, Ohio, and !iL Louis, Mo., as well as from all
intermediate points, wQI be ho idea in the town
of
■ Steubenville, on Thursday, the
of AprilnezfatlO o'dock, A. A L
to take 'ynch. measure* in addition to those in
ni may be decked necessary, lor the
efficient prosecution and early, completion qt this
grest ana important work, the entire route of which
has been surveyed, and many sections of which
ora already, constructed l and 'undercontract.' It Is
hoped that there will be an attendance of delegates
and others interested, proportioned!©the .import
ance of the work- JAMES WILSON,
Prgiidtiit of ih* Board of Corpmuon,
of Beubenvißo and Indiana & R.
Djutu or as regret to learn o
the death of Thomas Turner, En., editor of the
Frederick (Maryland) Herald, which took place
quite suddenly on Wednesday night Mr. Turner
was Collector of tho port of Georgetown, a 0.
some twelve years since, at which tims he was
also editor of . the Potomac Advocate, He was
shortly afterwords appoiuled clerk of the Cheso*
neskeahd Ohio Canal-Company, and followed the
odoe on he removal from Washington to Feeder*
-ick city, where be bw'tTnue resided. On the re
moval™ 1 tho office front Frederick to Cumberland,
be resigned bis post, and devotedMmratfentirel?
to the editorial management of theHerWd, ih which
position he continueduptothe’time oHus death.—
He also repferantpd Frederick city at the. last w*
Soooflhe Legislature rfhts State, *d in all the
positions of .liw ,W» f**?V
Sod usefaloess.v hvmg up sfrict;y .to ibo gtdden
maxim of‘doing unto others osje-wodld have
others do onto .goto.’ )ffe has been. enroff m the
prune of Jifo, leaving family ofohll
§reo to mourn, the loss af.lhmr q% pgrpnt.—Aa«
tional Tm^hgnuer.
AszwlisiTED SIU33 Sbutob radaNn. Yom.
—By mesniof nw> hureithed o>
.... [Jie preliminary Mb®
ben of ito Yotlt. W4jrt Al"
Willlun 8. S,.
wudreeelreA itetomiiufm u eudiAate.
tot Senior of tt»
«»: Mr Dix, 'wimMm a «»■»■
on IM 3d of Much sell. Ho will t*, iM&> tu r
not elreadv been elecled by thoXcgitliitnn pf Ilia
Stale. Tho wunbor of rteelred by.iiin la
ibe Caacu. waalSj for all other. 31—of Ihe laxt Mr,
“ ScaucriE," hafiliy l9.“iYat. htnL
X~Js -‘;>^^uPi»TOto,Jtn. 3o. v ; -
' Mr Lawrence, from the -Select to
irhoo the joint resolutions reiaii ra to providings
permanent torn© lorihe Indian tribe*, reported the
flame, witheundfyenKndmentfl.~Tbereaolatioas,
on taken,up, and after the amend
' meat*bad wencopmurgd in,the sajd^re^ihm^i*
M^rSiJa jsa**?M*J£fng?re flcrofemcnt •to
the act tOflecaxe.lbe rigbU ofoarTJed iromea.
The HU fortbe erection :df a new county out of
parts of Cheater and Montgomery, to be call
ed Madison, comingup anti* final passage, it-Was
opposed byMeurs PoCciger, Hogus aid Forsyth,
and tbe question being taken the bflL was lost by.s
tie vote—yeas ii, nayi 14, 1 -
Mr King, an&raitted ,'tbe foftewing resolatfon,
which was considered nod agreed to.
EaokxJ, That the Canal Qnnmmioacre-be-re
quested to furnfeb a specific statement oftbe di*»
borsemenibf the. moneys appropriated at the last
stMtocr toprovide for extraordinary repairs' on the
public works.: Abo, a statement oftbe debts doe
to laborers and other* employed on tbe different
lines or the public improvements; and, ano, a M
ofthb anbordioate officere.and the salaries allowed
to each.
The hill to continue the lawgraduating lands on
which tbe purchase money;!* doe tbe
wcattn, was taken up ana passed.
. The bill to exempt property, to the value of $3OO
from- levy and sale on exeentfoo, or distress for
renlf-was under consideration when tbe Senate ad
journed. . •
. nocw or unttstTstivcs;
The Speaker laid before the Honse a letter from
J. Miller, late Secretary of the. Commonwpalib, in
relation to tbe unsigned >Tbe Hter asserts
that all tbore bills were presented to Gov. Shank,
which wait read/ Mr. CeCalnfont moved to print
. tbe mmol number of copies, whkhwas agreed to—
yeas 6S,uay*23. - ,V •
- Mr. Swanaweldestrtibmtrtfda proyid*
fag -for joint Committee,'to examine into -the
managemeatofthepnblie'woda, and moved its
second which wunbt' agreed to.
Mr. John McKee (Select) repotted a bill for a
new COU&ty, to be called 'Moaning-V»ly ( oot of
parts of> Washington, Allegheny ,ni * Wesunore
land.
, i. . - .. , Hsttionao, Jan. 31. .
W- ■ ' ****** *“
The journal of yesterday having been read and
approved, Mr. Johnson moved a reconsideratiotijof
the .vote taken yesterday, bywhfch tbebfll to create
the. new county of Madison was rejected. Tbe
motkmttesover.
Report*.—-Mr. Kooigmacber, from the select com
mitlrtto whom were referred tbe petitions asking
for the 'creation of a new' county cat of parts of
Daophin, and Lebanon, to be calfed Con
hewags,made.an adverse report thereon, which
was adopted.
Mr. Jonneon, from the Committee on (he Jadid
'nry.to. whom was referred, tbe bill limiting the time
ora sequestrator on Tqrnpike,~P!aak,'dr Railroad
Company, reported the same, with sundry intend
menu.
~ -Mr. Brawfey,/rosK the Committee on tbe Jodi
ciary, to whom was referred the bfll entitled a fur*
ther;Wpplement to the Att to Reform the Penal
I* wx Of.this,Commonwealth, reported tbe same
.WtthanimeodmenL .
-Mr, King, from tbeCommiUes on the Judiciary,
to whom was reported the petitions relative to an
amendment to tbe Otastitatioti of Pennsylvania,
so aa to extend the-right!of suffragemo ell per
sons witbont regard to color, reported advene
thereto.
..Mr. Johnson moved to haend the report by sink*
logout all after the word **Reflolred,"and inserting
“that the Committee on the Judiciary be requested
to make e report in accordsnos with tbe prayer of
tbe petitioners.”
After n few words from Mesm. Small, King and
Overdeld, the question was taken, and the amend
ment was not agreed to—yeti 10, says 19.
Bißt Band in fhar-Mr King ■■ supplementsry
to tbe act relative to the organization of courts of
justice. (This bill was afterwards taken up-and
paned.]
The bill supplementary to ibe art ftmber to
amend the-charier of tbe - chattered fund of the
Methodist Church In the United States,
..was passed.
Hows—The Boom bill extending the law re*.
Uling totha graduation offend on which money*
an due and unpaid to the Commonwealth, was
read three time and passed. The treQ extends the
operation of tbe law to US December,lBso.
Mr little, front the .'Judiciary Committee, to
whom was referred the resolution relative to cer
Uin resigned bills, passed within tea days of the
dose of lost •ettfou.osde a report that the said bills
(excepting those oaqrblcb taxes' are to be paid to
the Commonwealth) u»Uvi,Md that no action
<m the part of lha Ho use can add .to their
validity. ,
Mr. R Kaadie Smith, from the minority ofHho
Judiciary CXtamittee then, made • report recoin
meodingthalthe of the Hou*e be directed
to affix cenitfcsre* to the bills that they are laws,
andfifelbcmlMbe Office oftbe Secretary of the
Comocmweibh.;. : / ei "'' " ..
The question beingon theadoption of tbe report
of (be majority;-, limcaaaidefalias of: the reports
w postponed for the.present.
Mr. Xfsrge read fapfeoe a bill to incorporate the
lioie Saw Mill Run, Coal and Railroad Company,
of AUexfceayicoanty. '•
Mr. Iwhlfflue (Judiciary) reported tbe Senate
bill providing for the more,effectual punishment
of Uttihy, with a recommendation; that ilbeneg
Me. Swartxwddefs resohxtion/ cafting fora
Joint ComnuUee to investigate the bosirwss end
eerndnet of,tbe Cansl. Board, waa.called up and
debated by Uesst9. Evans. of Chester. Myers and
lb» b&SF<t Z
. Hmnirxg/Fflh i.
SXSUTK.
After tbe approval of the rniactes of yetterday,
a great variety of petdsen were read end referred.
Among them were several prefyihg foe the repeal
oftbeten boor law. 4V -
Tbehaicxefopting homestead^from, levy and
sale lor debt, waa ttlen up»aod. i disewaion en
sued, which oeenpeed the remaiste of the seutoa,
sows qy innuTiflm. .
The Houre opened with-prattf, and after .Ihe.
journal was read and approved,' pfooeeded to the
reception of petitions, a large number of which
were read and appropriately referred.
. The remainder of the sessfoo wre occuprd in
reading in place bills upoa many flnhjeots, which
were appropriately referred. \>. > ;.
The siuw has feilen to the depth of four inches
to*day.
A very heavy robberry was perpetrated oa ,tiw
Great western Baihray train between lirerpool
andLondon,onthelst of January. Tbe wbidfl of the
registered letters and banker's parcels were ab
stracted from the mail bag in the veto of the mail
Carriage. On the downward pamage of the same
train, on tbe same day, a robberywfrecisety aim*
ilarcharacter was effected, and. as V** supposed,
by the same parties. Several arrests of suspected
persons had beta made, and pmtioas of the mis*
sing registered letter* had been {baud with them*
Tbe vboleamoqnt alqlan, as opstiy as pan beat*
ccrtained, ws* about £3OO/100.
iioenl Bsttin.
nxroaixrv vox tbi rimsuxoß sent aAxxrrx.
GtcvE&V PAMXajus.—The exhMioo of those
picture* last eveuidg, vu attended by a Urge
and m,Cw mwe could jadge a deeply interested
-audience. The paintings an albaf Boost exquisite
beauty, and besides the pleasure and profit arising
fip® the gratification of a correct taste, a visit'to
these pictures is desirable from ibel feet that. a
great aipoopt of instruction is to be derived fib®
them. The proprietor osa|euer afey
day* since torn Hon. B. Prentice, ftof Yah dip
B. M. Patton, (lha dispoverer ofe partofibo
cave) and other gentlemen of UraievtUk
to the correctness of Us views of thstjgrett wb
'terraneqn wondef, the Mainoth Cave.l for ear*
•elves, we confess that Wttod fbfnjed UWfe idea
of the gloomy grandeur of this vast
we saw Ur. Brewer’s painting.' Wd have no
doubt but the audience were all prepared to sp*
predate the three of Mr.' remark, that
however much Geologists might dlfler in regard to
geological formation of this cavprs, they sil ac
kuowledged it to bo the greatest ü boie in the
ground'’ they ever taw.
Flap —Op Sunday night, abqpldeyep tfclocjc, a
carpenter shop, belonging to
ted on paber Street, at the corner of.iba Methodist
BorialGroiud, w*»di»&yeredtotpan < ijp. from'
the combustible naUtseof lhe maipfial,! the tire
spread rapidly, jjqtil tifeacljpd a rpy ot woojleft
tmOdlogs situated pn 'Bfuhington'l&re< t—thesp
'caught like tinder, buithroughlbe limply ndweij
directed efforts of jbe firmen, pfti am wp|
burned fo fbo ground, afftoogb fra t«pefflp#?fc
copied by. about tvmuy femiliet/yero f twjeref
uninhabitable. Thefejwgs scmpejyw{n<l ptjouff*
stirring.to vary the upward direction bftheplamn
of smoke—but forlhli, Ihe flrewptiU hnvdbaffied
every effort of tim firtraan to stay its
til it reached some. 'part of. the. city 1d .wSchidw
buildings are of a lesacotnbualibla material : : Tb®-
pricdplal.suffereoara MriTbomnioo,
Ur, |)}r. bf’Clellaijd, and a g*qtlemln who
owned the £bji j* oako Wf
could not learn. Mr. Thompson!* fees' wa^about
s7oo—he was insured forgitth; "The flrd wp an«
doubtodlytbe work of an incendiary. Mr. Thump*
eon |nforo#i»t fH fe Us sW»p
two. ■ |
Matos’* Ornox.—-Cfn Sunday mornipg jtftrcft
eases were bnmghl l betide two the
b’hop wefn stout Dip bill £r ’ jfi days, mid jtj*.
other fof Sf Murs. Vestprdsy; tpmping|W
bouse bad bqtHwp Imp ales, bothpfw bpm ygrd pshf
lotbebilldlbopm. Pneofthetf) cbsigudwitb
v&fetipg tha adflptify of BabbpUs,bf loud tpdbtan.
Nippy
to aee our effleienj nftyfllin tp
thissqyect,and hope tbat v aipospany of
congregate weekly id tha vWnity'ofthe ftitmood,
toexifjasetbejr toppl and energies Will
receive o©aal»istt»4iroqtth«ij, 1
: W»} lii jjf' aa tJealrtma of haying a tw*
pmnutkm cTtho original friends of Gen. Tnffer,
ttj fcUapproiclung visit, wili meet it I ho office ;.ef
BnHjiojttOßWejiKi
a»jrerenlbg trexe,at 7b , etoefcif» purpose of
attoifßgnoofflmittea.toatf jiiconcqfewilh other
appointed for_ihe same
intite all oogioal 'fricndrf of Geaeral Tiyto tb
meet at.lhnt Ume
AFatmeiods ' ;i
Frederick. Lorens John BineQ <
E Phillips HI nun Koine
"W iLßenny ~ James Woods
James B Trsrin Joha.Bil'Faddea
John Calwell Samnel Chord!
John H Page Jesse Carotben
HSteriing Hnrmerßenny
QHOnnahy Robert M'Knight
W Forward . James M'Anley
L S Johns David Chess
George A Bayard John Brawn
Robert M Riddle ’ Wm. M'Mabon
George Hrgg
D*. ItPLiiru csbd ms Pills is his prsetice serin)
years before he could be induced to oner it fo the pub
lie in neb a manner u to make it known til over the
country, the qnaek remedies so frequently advertised
and forced upon the public by means of forged eerttfi*
estes and • system of puffing, preveatingjufeqnsotly
regular and letmod physicians, each as~Dr. M’Ltao
undoubtedly is from entering the lists against such
enmoetifore. Convinced, however, oLlho reel value
of his medicine,' and influenced by the plain of
nty, which would not permit him to keep from his
fellow-creature* so powerful a means of . preserving
them from suffering,be finally offered if fertile. Since
that time it haabeeomo known uU;over the U. States;
and wherever it has been tried, has proved its sapetf
ty over an other remedies ever offered for diseases of
theuver. In feet the prescriptions of physicians in
no longer required in eases of liver complaint All
that is necessary, is for the patient to purchase and use
pr. M'Lanc'e Liver Pills, to secure a restoration to
health. Bead this: /
U J. Kidd A let me have two boxes more
of Dr. M'Lane’s LiverPill*. My. wife has used two
boxes of the Doctor's Pills, and X enure you they have
done her more good than my family physician hes for
two yean, dunng which time be was in regulir atteo*
7 dance. These two boxes I think will effect a ease.
JAMES JONES.
Wilkins Allegheny co. MarchlO, IM7.
For sale at the Drug Store of
fobs JKIDDJICu
Jam's Exturoiabt.—We would call anen&on to
: thisAXceUentremedjr for Coughs, Colds,Consumption,
Asthma, and all affections of the Throat and Longs;
Having several times within a few ye are past had oee*>
aion to use a medicine of this kiad, we haTß2?y expert*
eoce tested Its excellent qualities, and are prepared to
recommend it to others. Ministert er' otMr cnbUe
speakers afflicted with bronchial affections win. fim
neat benefit from its use. It ispreparedby aaeiesti*
fie physician, and all classes will find it a safe and efl*:
eacious medicine la the disc sms for which Uis re
commended.—{Columbus (Ohio) Cross and JounuL
- For safe at the Pekin Tea Store, No. 70 Fourth street.
UfSl
Rasp- Rxa»i!—Sellers* Medicines in Virginia..
' West Lxbqtt, Jam sth, 18W.
Mr, R. E. Sellers —Dear Sir Vour preparations are
are doing well here, as the principal Doctors in our
place and neighborhood recommend them.
Your Liver Pills and Cough Syrup have proven, in
all caaea. highly beneficial, as alio your Vermifuge.
I shall -shortly send yoo a certificate from Dr. E-Smith.,
who has an extensive practice In oar village and
neighborhood, on whose recommecdatloaX have sold
much of your medicines, and whose confidence in them
has done more to bi ing them into notice than any thing
elsa. Yours,'respee trolly, A.B. BHARF.
Prepared find sold by R & SELLERS, £? Woodfet.
Bold by Druggists generally to the two title*. jaSfi
laprevments laDfitUitry.
DO. 0.0. STEARNS, lata of Do*t6n, i| prepared to
panufeetnre and set Block Turn la wholeaod parts
of acts, upon Section or Atmospheric Suction Pinm—
Tootsscbzccixs is vivuwxtrrxs, where tho nervate
cadresldenco next dope to the May*
art* oflfee, Fourth street.FilUburgb. 1
Reycx tn-L U. ll>Fadden,F. ft. Eatuj. iel»
job Fxujtrnre. J, >
BILL HKAD9, CABDS, CIKCULARS,
StonffoUt BiUt Ladings AfiW JUmls,
naan ama, lajicj, cnrmc*«*,daex%
Nuan, Ae- . .. I
Printed at the shonemaotiee.
de9 cuxaxtxPmci,7Sin tnm. <
■f «, R. Wright, Bi lk, Drirtiit, ~~
' Omex usd residence on Fourth' opposite the-
PUUbUreh Bank. Office hours fiwffdrjgtloch to IS A
Si, end fram tyctoek toSP.M. -‘^^leeplMy
( p*ifotn»UEi'i Mxxcaazaa Laxiptt axo Mx-.
TbaFarath Leet&xu [will bo gives
by Prof. L. Srevare, on Thursday eveniig, Feb. oth,
1949,at 7 o'clock, at Apollo Hall. j.
’Sabjeet—Coarerrtioa.
The Lecture will be illustrated by the brilliant com
bastion of various substances in Oxygen Cue. The
CuabnsUonofthe Metals by the Oxy-Hydnatcttblow
pipe, wiu be shown. Spontaneous combustion will be
umxvated by spiking and beantifdj experiments. -
SingteTicicuftJ cents, admitting a gendemenaad
accompanying ladies To bo had at tbo Book Stores
and at the doot. Tbo Lecture Will commence -shortly
after 7 ©’dock.
JACOB WEAVER, Jr, 4 )
DAVID HOLMES, >Coamittce.
febO U. A. SAMPSON. 3 *
DIED,
On the
saAMirgtm Oormly, in thadth year olber age...
• The fHeadoand aeqaainuneetofthe family are re*
spettfoßy invited fo atured the .fecqeral.thii afternoon
atfe’clockjftoxa the reaidcrtcc of ber father oa tiher
tystrctt,afewdoot»4bove "'
Ycxterlay morning, at i past 6 o'clock, Ana*, wife
<rfO-H. King.
The {hands of the family ore reqoested to attend her
fanerolthUar.ernasa.nl 3 o'clock, froaibelrttstareo
of bar husband, oa Washington street, Allegheny city
opposite, the dwelling of the Her. Dr. prassUy*
QO&D WAfcHEIUJ
TT, PARRY hMlnveated o CBehisai tft wishing
dObc irtttea&jte*
patent'They am wff. offered tevaukootbewase*
kotse of Parry, Scoff hCo. No. iff; Wood street
Adventnrtr* to California ere invited to call index*
mine these labor-saving machines; They axe affajie
in ibalfoQßstteetfon, easily transported on thh,b»ih d f
■alee ot borsea, vteigUnvctgbty jm*ods,eaelL*Bd
eon be pm in operoiiooin holfnnhotir. They,eon bo
ft]ted with wtmsionr. IrU rtocpinioo of thotewho
have tsenup trial of one of these machines of—Pcn
size, ihnv iwo men, will wish tite-mineral from IS.
basnets of tend or conk ia a day, wiiiwot tfco torn of a
panicle of the mineral. They eon he increased in kUo
and worked by water or mala potter, If oipadtev
The operotcrs work wittatt going -lands w*J*r.er
being exposed to wet. and coaseoaently wlthaafcaa*
dhoferinc their heahy They will requite hot aamall
'streattefwaienoadead'-boesrd'tba whqle ceasoa,
andean be pot Into cpenhtat where there U dm aaffl*.
■cleat water to wash in ihautsaf way.
price of smallest site 933. Order* from Abroad, ac
companied breath, willbeprosmtlyfilled.
- it PARBYj at Parry. Scott Is Co's,
tohO-drf . ' WoKPWoodai, Piusbtugh.
. STWiiwiwiyw,
BY einosof* precept, asder the hadds of the Hon.
Benjamin Patton, Jr, President of the Coon of
Common Pleas, iasnd-foT the. YlflhJttdicisl District
of Peirnsy Iranla, and Jgttieo of ike Cent of Oyer and
Terminer and general Jail delivery, in and foreaid
.Associate Judges of the terns Cents, inOsd lot the
eoanty of Allegheny, dated thd 3d day effhbroamiit .
the year of oar Lora one thousand elght‘handred:aad
fenymine. aad to me direeted, for boldingi a Court of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery,-at the
CoartHrmso, inthe city ofFitttbttTgfc.oa the iutJfaa* !
day ef tfhzt-ei Id tfcloeh, 4.'
allJqsffeea
Petee, Coroneraod Constables oft he county of Alta,
gtmay, that they be then and there in their proper per*
mbs with their, rails, record*, imp lemons, axtatny
lion*. and other, remembrances, to do those things
whies to their, reipectire ofices in their behalf; appear
to be done-end also, those that will prosecute the pot*
sons that now ore, or may be, in the jail of said eoan*
ty of Alleghany, to be, they and there, to prcsconte
agalnt them as shall be lost.-
Given under my hand at Pittsburgh, thU 3d day of Feb*
rsaiy, in the year of bar Loraono-thctatcad>dcht
-hnnaiedand of the'Comooßwealth
the seventieth. .JOHN;FOR3YTH»BheriI£ -
ftbfrd3Utw6wT . ■
tltlffi SECOND SESSION oi-PioT.Tßokraorfs Fe.
1 mala fiemidary, will begin on. Mosaajr f the/Itth;
•wit‘The'somber.of popUa in thedepartment now
open, >lt limited to 30. EartyappUeeliaa;i*tkerefi>re!
desirabletosecoreadmifsiea- • - * }" i\ p. ,
Txtufr-Hiffber branches of Englkhvhjethemaliei,
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy eSdJ-atin, .-2 TfcSuß
Prene*, niff*. -» > • * id oo
German, do, , - • - *. • >l9 00-
Wniinrf hooks, pens, ink, and ell other statioeary. fiO
per seuite of Si weeks. JAMKSTHOMPBON,
Irwin's Row, Liberty street. :
Banatsca—Rey. D I*. Riddle. JLD.
Rer-H Dyer. D. &, , * .
Rs*. Wra. MtU™.
lion. Wilfon U'CamlloM; •
•
f#fa(M3w_ (IftP. R.AVh|W»_i V- .
1 Beal Estate tmr gale.
rrftE Trnittei of tbeWeitero Theologies! Bemimry
I hiving decided toeoll.'on pcrpetaii Uaie,- s, pot*
don otihcft property ifl'AUerheny'eity, offer; oa very
fovorsble term, froifrTO to So Loin of different-.sixes.
A warrantee title wiirbfe giViu - A ptan'of the lots can
bo imq at No. 129 Wood itreeu v- >
Forp*rlicot«r», eotjoirfe of either cftha ond mined
Ooomiuee. JOHNT.LOGAN,
alrx. UAUatiuk
-JdALCOlJk'Lraoa,
n^IULDS*. 1 . » “
BkMU‘ UAILEY.
TkTACAIJLAY’SHISTQaYOF From
jM. Ui* arceMioaorJameilL—Vol. 1.. .< ■ *"t
TfiaMlttoty ofAlegwvius&UttfcU‘by Juob Ab
bott, wllhroWMdeofnvmgftv',, " J *>- ' ••••
.'Too lliton Of Fim of England: br Ji- 1
«©b Abboit~*l*g*>>reiißTii*lfigi..> ■' ■
HarperVXifc of Fratiiiln: »t>fttiiaidi]r!ettb«l!ifttegj
by fisiaerotta e&qaUita'dealgn*. ,No!i Ttt :
.M completed lab nnalicn, xA
> **s«»& Iftyonr’oT Eft|Uoi}..Hp;-to, tboaulpi ofl
to )*, octavo!; i
tecthrecj by '' r '' '‘ * UIIOPKINS, ’
/.■ : - .0. • Apo»o QaU&ite4Uitt
X totoji llbo r* y
and eonrememto iho MoiwmtbeU ilTeiywiH batata*
«41b»* tens of yean. Kaqaireor • •••••••
- CHAULRS B SCUIXr,
or JAMES COARA, -*
Baikal Battdifrr, <th at_
X OiT-Sotßowhereea rente ftomebrner Third and
- jLi Smilhßeld «treeu to Hand Street BriiJre, a BUT
TEE’KNIFE, with tUTcf blade end' «e»ta bundle—J.
M. t eapeyedon the bjtula.' Thfl Sutur wil* IfriaW,
on lemrinff U u tii Jcrtma*
BPFadden Market wmat v - • fcbMit*
r WABTID, r
A FEMALE is do Homework la - ans ell family.—
To one who odderalande her b mine**, good we
gee and a penheneat «itaetion will ho eiTan.
ALSO**A Toufl* firl, pr ft mofteiaCU r oM lady, to
. i»te n» e|iawe <n • nursery,' lo’e ctneQ family* £o*
care at tfcie hacs. « 11 - 1 •*•■''' ‘"khßW* '
f“ sr&woooDs,
'CJ iflAOKLbTi' i WHITE, 80 Wood street, ere now
o noftiyhtf»frufafttoekofßßTCOOPS,ctfw»m
*o’ 0 ’ to" W
o Kq a^fl i ft 4.U eiamios their
itoek end pilfcee.' 1 • , T fate
WBAPHNOFAPEIH- ? \
lOODreuu Birdfdm Straw'Wpppipf',- •••
'(fOG u doOßlftcfn u «
alpa'9'A^M^'
m, wpahltaTlw tie ineniicß
sjr choice Koch orßity Warp Alpaca
and 6m BoqbuiaMi which Up/ ur
redpced • f;typ !
tnd qUxen taint
sioMrijuiiM'
nowaAiwf
■—£/} —«
Qf|9lESKC&SiiBvcivpßicot>,, { '» » ~
wmkhdi •» pri*f Bagsi;
■ tOllbU Sfpmf .*•
ItiTODE ALPACAS *' DB hate lost
ML .received by. Bare • s, severs! eases fine *“L“fr
ura* Cash
®*res» whlch/will be soldltnr. . ■
j Uhj < : 'BIIACSLETT A WHITE. W wood «t _
iLACKCLOT HS—A complete assortment cffrah
T ACES, EDGINGS,'Ac—AI tree invoice low priced,
JLj median and -fine Command Thread Laces-*»d
iu»l received by . ' •: '
feb6* t gHACITt.TrrrA WRITg
1 ANTON FLANNELS—Rva balMheavy milled
t unbleached, jast arrived** . c C-- ■
febA : > smcKLErrjb Wjgrgs .
<GG3-»9 bblxEggs, juatiee’d and tot sale’by i
I febg- . CItOBANT, 41 water*
LEAF LABD-3bbl. prime Leaf Lard, ree’per flair
Pilot No a. and for sale by febO C H GhANT
PRODUCE— 91S sacks Oats; 37b&ls dried Apples;
SI do small white Bean*; H-Jn Wiiyw* imdtng
inmPilot NO9} for tale by
BAGALEY A SMITH, ~
• fcbd - - •- lSaadSPwrvfc-*t:.
lEACHE3—B3 seeks Ohio Peaches; 4do do pealed
da; lasdi&jrifcNca aimr Beaven for tale by ) (
fob* HAQALEY A SMITH
PBODUCE-tiObbls white Beans; 9do Flax**ed; a
doNolLtrd; lkdoßnssettapple*, jostreceived
tad for saleby ;L; ID WILLIAMS,
ieba . . . - llO.wotldst •
[AMS— 1 box Sugar eared: tdodo do Shoulders:
for sale by febfl -JP WILLIAMS
For Bala*
DESIRABLE Building Lot in Allegheny city, fa
te- vorably located, in size about half SJJ acre, and
t-beaold on accommodating terms. Inquire of
febC J D WILLIAMS, 110 wood it
TTiTANTED—Ig) bble Closer Seed.
•fT fob* . . ISAIAH DICKEY A Co, fronts!
WANTED— Sight drafts and Cheeks onNuhville,
Team fobO ISAIAH DICKEY A Co •
SUGAR HOUSE MOLASSES-5 fcblron consign'
meht; will be sold low to close. . • - ■
fobd V OAIAH DICKEY fr Co
T> CUSSED'S PREMIUM SOAPS, Perfumery; Ac
. Xlr among whttb’ ate flappnaeebnr Compound Bbn»
▼tag Cream, Trsnlparent ' Oil, genuine;
Beets* Marrow Pomatum, Cat Glass Pungent*, Lily
•White, Indian.Dyo lor.coloringthe-bair a beautiful
and peimanentblack or Brown: Cologne, lor sale
by fabd . -. .. J SCHQONHAKEa ACo ■
CjHAVING SOAP—IO bx* 'small; fldo Toilet; 3 cases
O, old Windsor Soap, rename: 5 do bestPolm de do;
for sale by J SCHOONMAKKB A Co
IXTBACT LOGWOOD—SO bxs Sanford’s best* for
j ialeby fcbfl - J SCHOONMAKEBA Co
IBTABIC AOID—3 easea for sale by r
febg ..... JfICHOONMAKEBACo
SUNDRIES— Sto CoSeCt 100 sacks; Pea Nots,loo
do; peaTd Peaches. 4 casks; dried do, 13)0 bosh;
dried sjmtes, £0 bub; Tobacco, JOO bxs cholcebrends;
received and for sale br . .
foM . , - BROWN A CULBEBTBQN
[AHA—ITS kegs assorted sixes, rec’d and Mortals
[ by y J - febO BBOWN A CULBERTBQN
WiOTSLEAD — 125 ken No 1. rec’d'aad foraaJo
fay 4&q BROWN & CULBERTSON
FQMe
eow
(eb 6
la Bia]rraa Fig*, for aale low Id cloae
kac ; • •* - ••.•> ..
BROWN A CULBERTSON
TJEPINKD iUQAR-75 bblafcoaf. Ssgar. tusorted
Xv osmboTs; Ssdo«nubeddo;fidopulTeri«<ido;a)
udapritM N O do; tS bbUdo.do Molasaea. (it store
andfortaldby febO DBOWN A CULBERTSON,
LrecM’atidtot
IJ-ale by ,fabfl BROWN* CULBERTSON
Smoke house fob RENT-Suiubie to saoke
Of ,
» few > BROWN k CULBERTSON
QUOAR HOUSES! OLASSES—IB bbla landing Crem
O -atrarAVyotalfif.and fer tale low by-.
>ftbSp f; » JAMESDALZEU* water it
Tj Vti^LODE—7bbl« Rye Flour, m»lore and for
XVaaJa low to eleaa eoniienaent, by--v
♦ JA3 PAIiZELL
T XRDOIL—4 bolt winter *trained, rac’d per altar
; JU-JtaUUXWioi* and fer aalo by
-fobs ~ JAMES* tICTCmSON * Co
SQA7— tOQbza Not Cincinnati Soap. per Mea«en*
<cr T feraaloby- fobs FIUENU, RUBY &Co~
AUibEUOlX^iiiditLettoiiJiOM l rttM undfdt
AJnICb»T '- ~ ftb» - > i KlflP&Co
Linseed oil-4 bbi» LiuttdOii. just rtc^icud
lor tala by . fcbS . ■ ./.KIDPA Co
rABIEOATED BOAP-10 bxa jttrt recH! and for
aalabyr '* feb3 * J gIDP ACa j
PRUB3iATE OF/POTASH—ISOJbi jett. read aad
_fer aaJe by. -febS .»>•;. J KIDD A Co- •
POWDOItDGINCER-OnbftndßiiAforßaJeby
>fcb» • ' XKIDPfcCo
TJNGLJSI! MUBTABD—Ou, band atnl tor tale by
-Ti fob* feba - JICIDDA'Co’
WHITE BRAZIL SUGAR, Wtittf
. Hno4.So<*t] SO bbla LoTcriog’a Croihed doj lS
.cacßaLoTtrtofwdgabtaEefinetidoMaraaloby
/ ;HAGALByXSAOTB.
* feb3 r 19 aodflOwood rt:
'DCTTEtt-6btiU(re*ißo!l, for »aJC by
D feba . JDWILUAMSvIIOwoodtt
BU iPi'SiS—S fbWa Oekb be* a do:, jut we’d
*»dit» ayde.by.;.,; - ;1 , eb3»1:>.. jl> WU4JAATS ;
Niila, OUnbjuu’* brand, ■ auort£d r
XI itocatferaalaby.- feb9 ..BAGALEV A
tblr No 3 Unfa Mackerel: for
iTI tataby ' - feb3‘ - BAQALEVfe SMIXBi -■
Stewina; 10 doSurj TornJo^y
Or OAF—® bxsCbiUcotailO do ,&r *ij e
O** . -feb3 ~ JPWttXIAMS
OUFtfi]UES~A) bbl» Family JRsan S9bu Vf<im
Q Rtaerre; 100 do* Com Bwooavitt'waro ami Cat
otiobr feb3 JOHN Watt
bbl* Ttuoen*O&tOdovboledot fordo
> ftttittLßpjfc . y ■JOHN WjjjT'.
mtemaSr? fefflr'y.TOajiSSnT^ 1
FLAXSEED OIL—& bbli ißtaaffectnci in tfajiea» i
<
; JOrtHtfATT
OMED>^CHE3-<a»«eJaiiried.p e to-day
-. v" n •• ..
■ AM- , -ARMgTEO^QXCEOZEg
V 'AkD-J r*--••••>•--
-fv ~-?7ri3ke|*P<Jße L*ra,ieti 1 d ud'Cnjalab?
JU fct>3 .. , A&MSTfijQSG * CttQ2Elt
Floanforsalbby
BTHONQ&CBO2KS
LARD OIL-10 bbia Printer •wined Lard OiL per
iKUinerOpatiAaejlbraa’abf . .
, fcb* , FRiEwD, RHEY-jfc Co
bbto flow, in iton aadfer sa'a by
J feM JBl?a.WOETOfc&>
[WTBR—S bbls Bo IT Batter, in store and fiw sale
► by ftbt J 8 DU.WORTH A Co
1 ABD-dhbi*l4rf; 33 kega do. in store Buf fer cata
JJbT - , feb» J SDILWOBTiTA Co
: CEBDS—4_ bbh Clover Seed; *do Tiaotky do; in
& store and by J B BILWORTU kCo
feoi. .* ■• ■'
'ftbi - OflliACgßUßNkCo,wiitf it i-
V ftbl •• • ? ‘HSnl.''.
IQbiataston-and.ftrcala low
tt tebl -4ASn»LgELL
0„ ■ *lO,OOO WASTED. I
NE to tloyOtib on ben security, fox one to £ve~
yen* Address office.- - . js3l4ftl
ON CONSIGNMENT-WtUi yrhl^:Beans; Mdo‘
Cora Mes46o .kefs, prime Bauer; 100 bosh Flax
Seed; dried apples, dned Peacbep,Closer Seed, Lard
andßoU Batter.- ■ jfo kQILL3fcBQSV
: bbUN O Molaaie*. jun receded.
JH jtff 1 ATOILLS fc-ROE-u.
TCLOUR—SO bbU nneritae Floor.
J i*at , " aroiusfcttOE
QINSEfJQ-a bbU, in good order.
»IQtCUFFEE—7OI ban Bio Coffee, for rale by <
/jaai BAOALEYtt SMITH, iSnadSO wood n
S
.rfralsrtojtfeby -. idqr* *%ac%Oly AgMCTH
T>E?P£E,'*&~lOQ-bags BlaftkPe
TS^S^ #Tf, (' *s£s&
/'IOIiUIGBI «esunon : - Bervi, Uad*
v Jws•* fWfJttw EBfhuu!;fer*»lebTsk* .* v
' SMITH
u£
Feschu,]
X fofMteby . L j»at ; J CBIX>I
M*Nllii COHDAe&. W c«u.'%uwtttd*£, e .
J<w T?ce iTfrdcjr obfflgnfccit ty-‘ *T 7?„ • :
‘ tftt-*;■ 1 s** .St \/ c BtPWCT,!- ■
AB-SOtMa cilet fot ytnmr, Tot inf ti
-' i '"'xV'jVtoßgg.
ji* hindlegs, OQ liindandfor**le
f5aL,.rT JOBIDWELU
>a*s dry
‘*r Ka Wti.BY » SMITH
fitiffHCBEDSA
Q «ta*tt6rße*T<
f- ‘°bapm.ey t smith
■pICE--»ttrg*>jwwiin<»»c6T newcwp. Uadbur
K l^i^m^^S^|[ . BoWtC[>r:
"SUP SEED—• bbU reo'd and for **lt by
l'l tsa ■>•* BSABNA BETTER
QaNARY SEK&fFor wiobj
&WT£Ti^^ :
M iMjui™-
IVX e«lvedtnd (otwielbx
ia33 i-. | BRAUN A H-^n^R
DD4Co
O. 6UGAIU3D fcbdt'pilaiA i»w‘crop; landing
il *• fromimrNonh fUvertnd fof tab by •
jvta ' ; JA<!K< A HUTCHISON A Co
T>AISW9-4a>bo*e*M ft HiiUo*;; . • k "' 4 " l
XL ' »•* - .‘WJlfcf'
•p gOuqrdOjdft - - <£&. Jj» Store end for
i*l*low»etoee*i>y . ' ■ •.
Jtfa JAME3AHDTCUTBONjbtiav
f fTOBACCO—4O LM» Kf Lc*f Tobece6, for wleby
;(Jb icv-f.r t vcJUAROV, jONEafcCo;
:ftc« CMMr woodM4#»w«u . I jV. SaiilifitMiodOimnt ’ - jiUMto
-'SALES
~ n y jrt U tb.ip»TH,&»«u«»w*: ~: .j ' aj-ittkdubgh
Ss&L* jlfitt. sMSs&- jfij£
<3omiaefcialSalesßoomveotaeroftWood«aa Fifth. .- , .
.^«»laitCS,4aUoctt»i tad. bcavet y»te» of
attiqijrasialijas;
>SS ■ St ! S;*lSSiSSiw toSery. eiS Wood .trcSllu d»y pierfosii to iiiibi, taUse ncey- :*
E . '. . Ataccidcn/i, ■ ■ . :'. ... ddTMco. . _
0 ifcd no. , SOTDAT PACKKT. •
1 ulre#« Ae.* Ageorrai ui«ita«ent<jfi neir and «eccnid Sunday e«mas»i 10 r« it .
; hand* bo'o«hi«d i'uruitnre; etabr»clnjj«b*t ...
ninally M'aatfd by.hoaie keepers. ] •
I ■•■ !•• '•' ... -
t '‘ A retail iiccfc of dryneodi, ready 'ttaad elouung,
< finacnU«y,rOftntelclock*,watelirtjßtuj*.piitou»nio*
‘'aicallnimunenttj-Gennan fariey eoptfi, Ac. j ,■.;.
; fcba • - * JOH\l) DAVISo Auel
.USEUENT&
•' tsieatbb. •. >:
C.B PORTER—
BENEFIT OFMH. XA.MES. !, ,
Tckjost, Fotbusut dyWillbe presented the ■
' Copt Absolota-- Mr. games. , 0
SirX-ueias -.w...* ~..*«n»,iF«ipr.
Julia"! ••-•
Lydia; v.....f.MlsaCrai*e.
After the Comcdv, a Glossies! Seen* called the
GRECIAN STATUS:> ?
Toeoncltutewiihthew, ; - • ... .
i WANDERINO MINSTREL.
Jim Bags** •Mr._puPP«> ■■
Wednesday—Mß. BLISS, Jbe celebrated Tyrolese
Singer, will appear. .
. Notice—TheGaUery vnUTenasin eloseddnring the
•old weather- gdonddd Tier, 3a mints. • - ■
-'■« BHEWER'S TASOBAHA i
OF TIIK MAMMOTH CAmNiagaraFalls, EgYp
'tiah.'Ohlo'iind MWsiipbiSceheiT,-now exhibit
tng at PHILO HALL, commencing January 3Jst£-
Among the views it compiisettho following Tto Phil*
of Niagara, comprising iv. full view!—Yiewof tho city
of Mexico, from the Coaventbf San Cosmb—P*no?»-
mie view of the Falls of the Ohio. £roo,ihb" radiant
side—The city of Louisville, h e.—Tpo Mammoth Cave,
‘hotel sad eottngw for strangers,, visitors and. transient
boarders—View of Ashland, Jlon. H.Clay’s residence
—Viawoftbe Hermitage—together with, •''day’s jour
net on the Prairies. v ; > 'r. • •
Doors open ate ©’clock—Panorama vHli commence
moving wfco'cloek;precisely. ]: . ; I J*
SHIPS FOR GALIEOMIA.:>
• Porlsn PrmxkeUe*fCaJUiE£rßla» "
*rste» - To succeed - the : XyUm, now ready to re-
JjSgKEyceiVß : ;eanjo and wiii bsve'imaediste des*
2BSwpateh. Tno ; coppered add. copper, fastened:
fast sailing superior ship CHAULKrVwnx. S. Wedge,
msster.ha*most of her'eafro already engaged,and
will pociirely sail, about 15th" February and now
loading atWater* , whartiF«;P» : ’, : ‘ -r:
Thia ship presents a fine ppporthnity to passenger*
for Son Francisco, haying veirpleasant aceouuaod*-.
tions between being,hotlt airy,' contaodioa*
and well ventilated. Cabin: passengers Also can be
handsomely provided with list© rooms. • •;
- 1 Thisxlup will positively sails*, advertised. Mr.Jo
sephW Finley wiUactsximpeTcargd, and take charge
of-goods'to his •.address.-'Mr.'Finley, will cross the
TstSmasofPanaaaand intercept thesaipsXylmraad
Charles, at Valparaiso:'• '?-■ ■ ■ r
' An expexienccd suigeon will acccmpany iheshipv—
-4 fehl4wfßalL Ant.U ; ' '7TPraitsi, r ßalti[nora -
ForjM-FrMslseOi.Cilitonriawmrwfa
■r.Or' Tba'AleUppaf barque JOHNsPOTIKB,
Jvfqfyc*pt.-Wm-J. Walts; is now folding*! Chije’s
■ Ba aiui wiil proceed without
delay,.For balance of .freight if Postage; having’in*
perioteabia accommodations', appiy.Co', .
. HAYDEN A COALE, 2 South Cay at; Bale.
. Messrs, Winter,A Latimegwfli havc.ehargCof (ho
.cargo, and, wDI be pleased force cite ; further consign'
meats. .'• ' -T
' • - For flass Fraaels«o,Collfonif •«
J 'jcgfc.- TilEAX'fhst sAiUtSf copper fhstetfed-and
iWwttiiopertd barque • KIKCLANIVwiU.he des*'
AsHHCpstchcd to the abovfe port on ox before the HMh
»bmify For freight or passage,'hating-SQpsnor
state and steerage room aoefmunooa'Sons; apply to .
'* , '* B.FENBVACO,
:- J '? comer of Gay And Pratt streets; Baltimore. <
:. The Kirkland is a new BaMmofe built 'vessel, one
S«-o'd ? ,of2Bo tcnsregiiU!r,' i ttwJ •boiltby' order.cf
esfn. {LUdek A Sons, for theft own uae as * jack*
.kC; 1 t a:!o ''-}*xy^gw^Balt
' i '.■* The fine "new eopper tasienod. And kopaer
. bsmuo JOHN MAYO, CspL'-Paiyiiigion.
aßiawis; now Joadiag at; 'Craig’s . wharf and will
have .despatch., pi* freight or apply r on
.board; or to * ** r-HENBY MANRiN,
v ; ‘ wharf, BAldmore "
rpHEadvettiserliavihg devoted sqmal years-io Uie
JL .following, course, fcds;cffliEdent that 1 those-per
•ona who way.lftr'kiad huongh to patronise him,- will
csUsfselory, vixf ■ : -
"" 'ktxui sxnouisHKsist'rmnfxmitftr, i-‘ J ’ '. . v "
'Geometry, together with its Ahalystd, 1 Algebfa, Men-.
,'jtrreUan,. Conie Feciianr, both- plain
andkpherical, applied'to Astronomy 4 and Land«ar»
Veyinc. Thf appUeation of the Degefeatial aodlntc
grti CsJculos, to tho eoluuoh:orMaiinnDßraod-Uiai
mampipblems, iengtla of curve sand contents of-sol
. Maps. Flans'and Seeiuravof field workimsg bo sfen_
;ou. appUeatiom ' Inoaiw at thls offlco. .• •feb34lw* .
••-•-•• Olofllatlna ef PutamUp< >••••"•
3[UIE firm-ofM’Kce A Get wnhaines, -ha»tiaa day
t- been dissolved trr>mi^ual..ecn*eat;;-Tbey 4 have
seed their book* jbe. fcqnda ciH.
Baekmartcr, for the Ptapow of-<ollfreiioa and, settle*
meat All persons Knowing-|benselve»>iodebted to
the Into first. wUlplcnse eallcsd settle with kiibjlaad.
all Demons bavin gelairn* .Against- theal will present
Iheircet®ttofcrpeyment> f * '■ I •
-i DAVH>MTCKE~" x n **
Fftt^argh,JangaiygyiStty-ftßl-dlia • '
1 Property Is AU<|lita)r CUx Ia DUftC
''M O.Nb BnckSmoseHoaie, fined npii modem
-Jsß style,' iitaaled: on, the corse* of SaoditkV and
: - “Isabella streets, nearthe end oObnllaad&taet
Bridge. fceiesstoncsnbffhad immediately; -II will
fTfiniim abont 150,0001b*, -- : •v* - ■ :- 4
■:AUo to Jet,. aeYeral sober Btfek *adlnaoßafld
.lora, -very pleasantly situated for private residences. ■
, For tena*,-esquire cf- WM.-: FTTZSIUONBy'-at
Byad*s Lumber Yard, near tbe naoka. house, iAliegte*
ay'aiy. - ‘J - * feKHtti s
v Journal ud dwpeteh copy to etnoam Of Si each* cad
charge gtfvaniscr. i ’;\ g
TTTANTED-A partner..in the PabUsMa* bfasineis,'
TV embtaelittS»redtyriog#Priniin* »M*Biridian,
in 1 a. large eattburhmentwuhapwfittblo mn of.wore
to commencewiih. . lie mot; bo £ man of unknpeac h»
,«d
-linf anii-able-to coriroTdianixntinr.department at
lout, and havif SiOQOTO _ vtO.OOO.('rfcJ<4»
.tahl torment It atPjwnirloiWeellnj, Va-'bai «UtUa
removed to Pittsburgh or city ether suitable fnlicca*
short' no dc«. Fortotherparticul tia.'cidi oaWtvß.'
Hopkini) M BMnLPiitikdidin bL or address
; Vai‘•
feba-tm.
-.-. .•. ,
A SITPTION-civher.a* Book Keeper , or-Salesman.
~ by a Gentleman mbo-has pun, .for tone rears
put; and wilts, engaged in c well fMmiWhtdqUlft
ooate.cn Wood street, a* wokkeeperead 'assistant
nletmm-ISaUefuunry.refyenete'given.. ,- i - >
For farther
feba^jgaV:
Wwcnoco, fofi rS’e'mtjmlac lore oIvrSifK)PPKK
AND the ertnu
*oa tlrest and th t ,Canal,ta tne ■ i It.Ward'AtiJtaiaaat
fiTT. where they are breßfartd lto lhTiuiihltO'OWft;
whpleeale ]and retail, aU nrticlfci 'in-Uwir. : liae with
- j.- -* ”•
- -Foundry aaerfi>
tor Sale. ~
rpHE ftnAwiAe ptopeny- ln Uiecily of Piuabarrh;
1 J; k cnd near the borough of Mabehettef, on the Onto
nver, U bflfcred for ule on eccmsmadating leriinJ
LoU(b«iw»ub-dir|»ioaof Lht No-400 ip the plan
of The elty bPPitUbarjh,} bavlnp feaj'lJrlatoji-Bb*’
atrebv by WO leet *liey x near.
rnp lUre lots frpfllisj on an
Tot termb, enquire of ' 'CHAInJia r -.;
-wUfl
WttuaAßOE
r, iSdp pi-
. _-r--r- ; .-.TOj ■ 4
iftw 4 1 T B S^, a W AUeghsV
Alatktt .Bqaanftjiadasaihll LsSad
i_ Al^l ili oaf Sinn.'
bargh. TWo smaJl stwsjj??l3tt*weet, vrdidvoni
convenient
v ' ••'■ offipeOA[it, Qror Failo Ball ; ;
TTNaHRINM.W,; RiANHWWV;
V‘ j nTUe*ihaatrcsWn oXhoyen tphls stocKrtho
w^^M|ssasj-i§sg
Caaae and BUk do, 4 4jmd M do; Ajy Wwodinir poN
• poses.; Aisp, ;■.. •[j'-rTa-l *
• m' Fw-ltlal' • • •••' f v '••' ; '
A cECyNw HANI> BTF*AM ENGINE, in good, ran*
f^«?JK?^ i ® r »'7lipak eynnderi winch stroke; bol>
i e JL obTinches iadihmoiarr to Sr he si *1
l»fc tiinOhesln
druu>a; : onoioptirti -saw. FEaqatra-bf
febfraawn" - - L JAai.aMrytf,No<BHWtt
: : .Affwr^sar•Won*ai.- y /
i \Hty Farm; in Mifflin Township,^ADeghenr
tfieTarm. i AUberaTallowanes willbe gives* Enquire
at
EAaiLlfiS, &COlntmfiTf.-Ui th« Public,
, la .effect a.sannj- obtain the
neatest barralasi ever nnr*hascd,are dost ttspeetfbl*
nr inrHed to vuiu BOInNSON'S Cloih EstabUshtaedV
jwl BalUlags; earner JFlllhaod Wood auPfcb>«gnt
> 4 REITER
TTIJJE Stockbofakte of the efttH*]*fionle
' L Copper Mlnihp Cojaj*Mj-*re hereby notified that
the Tnutee* dfone'dall**
per thare«sxy*]pJ*io the ondenigned, itt nrof quite*
etelsom*, tnie <dt thelrt d*y *>f Worth next, and; the
ouferou u»Uth defer May. ? Breast. Jfc** *j
c :•< H -s JOHNlKWlNJ?«Kef^v^TreuY,«.<
ItJMlBt,. -: ;■•: . cop; yerTy endfraeiaaa<>•
BdJa gttflc with sC«sfCi kigUy impmred
f ilm*UdTto &W*Wc w,et ’ 'April
' vft. ; : £v* . jones* coi^
• •• . ' " •r' v ' !
‘ *0 LET—AT CAKAti-B^fW,^" l-^:;
C »wwufi“
rehl-dSw^^-%Ktmtlrtton l>nnxy tt^
SpSM^iiSgil
'2g£g%m^&&
K, STEAM BOATS.
,nom*Y VJtcmTi - '. ■ ■
The MQIfONGAHKLA; will leave Pitta
burgh every Monday morning at;to o'clock? Wheeling
everyMonaayevcmngaUOf.jA.•
.:*> - ■*.;■
■ The HIGEKNIA NA 'i, Cspt J. KUxxrcgSX, wH]
leave Fiusburgh every To esdsyttfo ruing at is o’eloek;
Wheeling every Toesday,evening at iQ r. w«. y
WEDKESDAYPACKET.:
The NSW ENGLAND No. S, Cspk & DuwwfU
leave Fittsboreh cveryAVedneMisy :SBorol«g at It
o'clock? Wfceeung every Wednesday, evening u IOr.M,
TnCBSDAY PACKET. / '
The BRILLIANT, dpti GaAc*, will. Jeave.-Rtte*
burgh every Thursday morning u luo cldck; WheWiu
' mOAY PACKET*
The CLIPPER NA A, Cspt.- Fan.. P cyst* will-leave
Fiasbnrgh.erery Fndsy momingaUOe’ctock; Whec*
lingevtry-Fttday evgungattO t •
' • ‘ * SATURDAY PACm' > .
- ne IJEBSENGER| CepLS;itoiTtDU,/wiU leave
Pittsburgh every Saturday mornrag at, IffVeleet; .-;
vyheeiing evcfy Saturday evenmg at 10 n ft; ~
NJ3TW LISBON AND PITTSBURGH DAILY LINK . V
. OP CANAL AND STEAM PACKETS, \ 1 i
jjfiSj •
(ruasiaeovj" .V- 1 A 4 *
. Leaves Ktahuigb daiiy.nito'clociS.A Kf ahdAii . •
rives as Glasgow, Cn* :
naMat30 > eloek,andNewUsbotiaiH > 'smaao2gla.vr
Leaves New Lisboa at 4 o'clock, jitthklng tha
uip canal to the river during the utghtj and Glawow
ufl o'clock, r A. "M, and- amves at Fltiaborgh ai 9P.
&L—thus mskeer *' eoatiiwcg*. hoc for carryingjpae*
sengen andi fretghf between New Usbonnndntta*- '
bpighi' in ‘shorter time rand at Jess^• rase* Ityknby aap
othsr route. - . ■. ■’
’ TbeproprictonofthisLmfl have the pleasure of in*
Pnnfariha public that they h»ye fitted np twototdaat
■ n«M> P/r»»» > feTtS* Brp*«Safc|gf awd »
fteight, t» run tn eenoccUon with the .well towim - -
atenmert .CALEU.COI'E and BEAYEB,‘aadee>aeeh* :
mg, et Glasgow,’ ‘With the fuuhtirgh-vUd. Cuteiav
uuj anti etherdatly lutes of-nteasiure dewfr the Ofai*
andMusintppl .Tho-propriemrejdedgo
selves.to spare troubleto.insurscom, •
fort.safety aharfl :..
. g&w%Sh%cii, \ . ’
aruar •• }w«»«ii»a. . v
j K<mC&- , fe'(llUmitrpi-AVKl;.C.ECto*^aiU.
: ter, will ipave; after this hoiiee, for panstd*
1848. 1«- ™ , » { iB l>
.: FirTBBVBOBABROWSIYtIiU «
- Dally Packet Lins -
FEBBPAtfYIft,T64a, m - >FEBRUARY Ist, IM
’ " 'LEAVEDAILY AT» A. 1
■' " 'hJ : follffwintf nfevboaiieotsplMP •
. iw. tne» line for, the'iimaeatulaaont AT* l '
-- WTOft LANTIC, ‘Oapt.-:Jamaa f&rkinaost '
MHfIOKBBALne, Copt A Jacobs; and LOCii
Cant.K, Bennett. The boots am entirely
new, and *rp fitted up wtihdei.regrfW tor extmnse. EtN
cry eomfuTtth&tinonoTcan procaro hksbecnprovideQ
The Boats will leave utC Mononguhela Whnxf Boat ai -
thefootofßost at v Fossenge».:tnU be pahetul ea
. board, as the:boair will eenaittly-’ leave ail*the advert
Used boars, gA.M.tmd 4 P.M. .• r?-;t*.- T if -janfll
• ■ .PrrßßtlßOlri-WIIEEIJNOPAOItET.
j '.Thirstrift Kewncf'. , \ r t ?.
■Hflanror Wheeling, every. Monday, Wed
nesdsy aed Fnduy, > 'at 10 o’clock "
Leave WbeeUngArery TuMdayj Ttmmiy and So
lpfd*y,at7o , cloeXain,prect»elj..‘ --- -
■ The Consnlwili land*talltho lnlcnuedliic i
Every acecmofiatioo that can bo procured fot toe eoo»l
fortandsafetyof passengers basbeen provided. The
boat ts also provided wuh a volfacung aaibtjr guard Id l
prevent explosions.. For freight or passage Apply oa t
Wdrerto^W.H. WHSLEtAgc,' j
felH.a; Ax Greer’s, ata. -
v" v ■'■ '-FpR NEW V l
■ . 'Thonow and splendid steamer
iIESmS PBAIRf ESTATE.
' iggiga yThoaßaldwtoimUtter; wi»-3eavß for
■■■■BBnßtheabovcandllntfinaediateportsoa'
MandXT,Feb,l3ibiat 10 n’ploek,* «."»;: *:y
; ' FonSeighioTpesaageSliplytOD board; 4tto Gsoß
SMllrrohetycrtOTFctugrewACo, sgecta.-. ;.-r • fabd
r— *'■' "'-roiNtrvrbßk.EiNS.
be fine fast ttmalog ateanxer -
• t
rler, master, vnll leave As aJ-xrve
day, at 10 o'clock; * -■ r
ago apply pa bopj , f e bs
ORBT. LOUtB. ; : W\/ .
‘lsrael, master, will laavßif&A> ibcvu
■HUMbuI mtsmedmih pdosAj* dar.
'FOr falghtotpamgo, apply on boafo.U ftkff
_2AjfESVILLB ANDMABIEm,PACKET
to»'Ue*nwr y‘ -J •.• £j
r>^pp]y^iy^ > ‘fv.. rfeb i, ••':
' *'• - POl WABiSHRITEItiAi ,
~ ...
;«:,: , :-<ftto*'.|fc.7'7&« Bwapßaw^iß-t'*^---
'Mnega^KAe
7r •
fer?as&»* :
b!UJ3XNH t ~~
Tli <N '
, y&r ftcigiuoz nuum; «tniy azhatti 1 1,97
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ki %
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irOTffcmn-ctwMCT krir.to a U
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*' /• fATOMcruNT; . '
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wi’feaßßeu and urnsviuje PAtaunr lotb .V
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JfACTET.
""UIMmJsU. - 'PENNSYLVANIA,
Gmy.nuter, wiir,l6tve fort)»
BSSSEdP^ 1
_ Jft* freljiM %r'ptoif6 monhr no > j*as. •
tauw,ipU tyfre&Oß&anL
,p »
V <-) -Tbe wleadii -
*• 1,
lUtletk*saitt>.wiDlavn-fa.-v—
-s6tf»'on iimSni '
:.t Pot (mgbtot to
' - UL .
-jrfr«u- rv >
For frifohl or wtw opfrly jp»\m jtt*; .., {lft4
;;;,, * * for NASfl\nT.r.fr^~r~-~■.
orji.r; ihtf MU> »n. «i *0 “ w * d *
7-7:-‘ rblU^lJP^
1
barn*,., Tttßninffdof^od^rMv” 6 wfllbd
9*" 1 “ V
; :«r‘U*RBIS4XE@H, .
_r.o«» ■ No USomit.TliirJ Stml, nUUdpUi.
KiTijjnoino
■■ TO a*B nov r-. .:
, :V - riDrsuraen axo rmUDfcu>HiA.
■iiJ”" '*«* 5 t 4 T«-«o»«iii« -»*»'»H»lao!ii.
.fP»V9 ;tMWfth»u. «■)«»»! lqr:)<* %ima, nra
'A IseSi|»:;*frruun.
on In ctJumiTyoetu piujg'.Uus* m«fl ir.li'gnrj
om-pJa.
HOTICB. u
iaa&UIA KWJUtt— 2U to**extrc.lorixU by
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