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""-t3RTORDAY MORNING, MAY 12,1E49
inMlLlVllrssarstou D uY Clatrrrs t. publizturd
,Day,TOVeelly, Weskl3,--Tlis Dsii,7 Sess.
DoDariper imanco;therd-ipkty FWe MIN". Per
A. the 'Maly is Two IlesspeT arunon,
aidspliss,
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"-'• 'tosses% rig=
...or Lees.
_ , Box.—The '..€ asdes Lour Bax," has
bpext.remove from its 414 simaion, a windinar
nearer the ost Office.
~,....' VS.t.maisrw. *mt. Paarsurr in 'mums.— ..-
~,I, r iedaita rekiredro valuable Min property id IF
''lbuoil, adverbs' ed in our columns. There :00
I:i
. : , : 'n. finer =entry in the west, and none better iiten
..',.te,..;fars market. - ..
e , alattins * pays his respetts to Father 'wide
....': . .rilyalidny,bat we hopo the old geode an win
..,
.t n !* .ne t 449 a.Pet about it, "Janata' olds a
;-.1002i pen, ilia .it may ;tint: be mer 9 Pie . t °
W l '
s: it'• iiicid oisbrew.aiaid cab le L min, %la .
Ihelltreuro s ad the diskilthm, ever read te apply
r;.J.,..:4a1l titerectioti.
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Our coirespondnnt !'Janiaa', defendsh lf, hi
......-...bia,letter io-tday, against tin eiolent a= ult of t tho
tI.
~., . ~,,, ..w....thigioi, ` flu, $l. 'toren, it I 1.1 sever-
Which has Wen pinereited by MI U ilea far,
.".4114.1a00 Xiigellt attack on .thi,e part of editor of
. 'e ..',.....thatpapor; :If EOM, Rttolitb yin to far forget
~.i .- .. e ,larrargo to iiplyr ibuilve epithets t o a gentle
'.
' innicoftheinialligence and character of leatin.,
hel=nosightm complain . If he reaps the dean'
v'
ad rata/Ira of his egotiamcnnd spleen.
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DEMOCRACY versus agruaGigirti. •
.ediw of the Mercury, at considerable
leigtb; rep!ift to our criticism of his article nadir
thin head, 80 - adirals that he a 7115 led to vnius his
.-o'lOttdei.46:- Prevent his being misunderstood and
741.atect in' a false • pinitleri, from the similarity of
bilk ,Iliern (rOratic principles with those of the
...":•?';;:. ; Whip.
';Btit the 'leader will-recollect that we did not
:... : : flna kult•tarithlue so-Called Demc'eracrlthit we
'--' ' , " -- have rather peened—Ant of hie assaulti rgeti the
~, ,-., ' Whig party. We allow him a perfect right to
„choMie lab own principles, and totem them dem.
—•ocatio, if he ebooses,tiot he has no 141 1 4 to choose
.-.- .. ours, and to attribute (Minions and motives to, and
•.- • 'to charge crimes and faults upon. the Whig
party, which it detests and opposes.
.- '. -,- Thepoaltien of the Mercury editor is somewhat
~...,,c.!. - -like this. His Drourratte opinions are so near, in
all their essentials, to those of the Democratic
Whig perty,that they have met with the approter
.. -,- 7 . ' lion of the Whig COMlllunity. Aa couslinent men
_ ...,
„ they could but admire Whig Principles, though
.
- trenched under an name. But this was en
, '..'_•"„ en
=dangering the n„ce the Mercury with the
if r
..., ~' . - teed= Dem , ar.o it became necessary iv
she editor to allow . what respect he differed from
~ -Ani.Whie This it. Wax impouthle for him to do,
:. -.'•,,.'• -,; •," tittle is hls changed his ground or Misrepresented
'• ", ~..,-,..thei Whigs. Be. Close the latter course, and by
~.•.:r., ..:,1141114 0 .. the defunct Federal party, and
V-. ,-.3, 0111: 1 $ It . hisTancies he has defused his pos. ,
;,;tkutr,ricr' the satisfaction of Locefoco Democratic
..,;, , ,T. ' " ' brethren • -..—
.-,,,i f„ - ; • ;:. In kusrelqy, the .1,10=17 labors to show: that
fan:l:Whig Pirtybee descended from the Feder*
~!..its.rid'thist it ' ll substantially the mime party;
' ''
. ' 't hat alibough - it ' Alas changed its name, it has lost
olittle Or none of, its spirit."
•_; 'Whet editor means, by its being sulastan aid
/Y the same Pori!, we cannot tell, and we think it
• ::Will,.be dil6enloo; him to show. It certainly is
noi composed of the same persons, for there are
More of the. cld. Federalists, as far moor own
observation extend., in the Locofoco ranks then
::- in*, Whig. Thep do not support the same grin
-
criples, according to the Mercury's UM/ admission ,
.. . for, wit all its &egret° Identify the Whip with the, 1
Federelhes, it. hes Milt , been:Jaw 10 mention one
pointer similarity;and the laauce of that we do
not admit. What right, then, hue it to say that the
Whip have 40:ended from dip Federalists' We
might retort,and aver, with no smell show of rea
sansthat id tbe . allots of parties, which resolted , in
the fonantina of the great r fockshn Italy, Federal,.
.1 • " • 11 ' 1 4 *iih:' ° ii 6", k,VO4 -, WI Tate , and - ‘4tk' the.
. speeiome tele o f Democracy, again recovered the \
power it had lost m the days of Thomas Jefferson.
- „ !.,1 ' ,'..firsii it won 'not be hard to show, that more of
( ..-,...2, 4 :L the,
~., -of power, and ostuyertion of the
- 1 ;
rights ea' libtrrties of the le when the Ma
-. ' ' ctuY charges Upon the Federalists, have beta
piactieed by,Locofoco Presideits, thsh were ever
dreamer& of by the leaders of the old Federal par-
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• But even:ll the Whip had deseended from the
rederallats,Whlch We deny; what has that to do
'widitheit'prnaent opiinharis and morgues As at
present 'o3olbuted, the Whig party has been to
beieg,intstrenty years,. since the Presidency of
grownQuittei "Adams. A.. new generation has I I
grown tip, Whci only know Federalism - as a sub.
ject of tiisi'oly,and who arc Min imam:pantie for
- their faults} none' deserving of intim , Car their sir
;• • ThriWiiii party has aright to be judged by
its ownetandard, and the measure otl its awn de.
. tr
merits: ihd !dermal hilt any built its, find with
it,letjt `krivit, but we protest against a ea*
• nature ' 'sra, for tie purpose oil helping this
' editor in *Weather with Lneofocoisin.
• '" In his editor admits that the Whip are
1114 io ftet* i ' of the distinctive and leaning princi
.Plits of the FederLahti ; that these things pawed
illreywith, the name, but that he -merely referred
to'them ,to whom the historiesl deseesirt the par
:tfb" In whet way the statement slmwed the , de.
wait OftheparrY,Passes eemprehensine., nimbi
'ieritelt*littc -rVtiltnePtatl &ISMS' for the Por
• - Pone of Pitting an - object:
.lelleftMdley„ the Whig party againat the miirep-
;xaestat4oaa-afottrneiighbor,wedo not wish the
!itiaa tai a kr this we design to hut any reproach
• upon th e n l d rea , i& Peg.; B ±ougbt tiPiO4,e 4ht.
the leftism/tit; school of pelitlea, and , itieivog
eaeliii7p3rdiat Impentit4 time when
ant
party - ttrtforna high, during the win ;of 1812,, 'We
Lethllid):Mhong prejudices agniiAlea - eralittel;
and, although:W6 have. ever cherlthed and main.
unnelk,our. early palithiat views, yetiime Misled
at to weigh the opinions end motive Of the no-
• bleicuenot.tlie days. of origin*
7 . • eaeel:edema party In du bmejadieed balance,
and, alSiorgh theytoo hgbtly othiiidediho ability
the people e4Egoveinntent, - and MI into
>plrtaliesiheretrowi ; yet ttener Padiatiinevea
• '- " - ' lived. were grant and, phps men, and If
. .7. they gird tiinne.sido; the
. tendeney of things
'amid kusitiOwlhat thite, ate dangers on the tar
. Cr extrame,iind &Utile-niers pent's* fiend de.
void of theirparhy their ritricsio, who have
used,their anemia piomme thair..Own evil pnrpo.
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iiii . - - . "of Mr. F '
• ! ......,-.. . 4,i6T/ON WIZi mount; nen ma Wren
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of New**
_Sunday AiIM announces' that
:'.1.::: .', Eliiiiii.rerresi the trot cdianitui4i been separated ,
. ..
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. . . tettaulvarife, Outdate i!initort*:liinclair. Rang',
r...:.:,.r.f!..F.:i1 ' ;', r 4toghter' of the vonalha.il 14 - Sinclair. They
'.'“ i , t -. ' . iiin6iiarried 111 laps secicii4oi, and have lived
~,, :,e ,:-4.-,;' -;' _ were
. ''' •-... t a t h e h ett i n ntni
.-r.i . l.f. tA..i. -...., happily, lathe Atlas stateston , of
" the' lett winter, when Mr: Rh:cable moody tad
•
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~melancholy.. The Ages
"leers tattothisflleMember, pre . Ferrell main,
vitro - us a profesihnisa enstagetnent ittrhUsdelphia
In sneer untseppf..slate of mind,. and M ',Decal...
matided a sepsys4toit. assigned no cane; tel
. feted no spolehtfisr the position he assumed, and
~.. when the immL4late friends ofthe, parties tensile!.
.' :a r ta asked lobe inEarrocl *liy it Was that be
'sated fdir ' a repadistidn, his Only reply amt—a ,
giddied inattopreltenandesiletibe. • Be avaa not to
- he Interrogated; he demanded &separation; and he
hati:geootaphshed his object. , Mr. Ferree and his
' Wl.*lsave Om* ' sepegate4:!. :- ' '
of Aslant:and
MraFortettis deserted as I lady
beiatY` She lasbee# the Mother of four children ! '
-9 Of valsoinelhovrevert died In infancy. ::. • .
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- 1.', 1 . - . f ''l ,-': ', ..Ir! , '*-...f.,
vunn w onoicittor. -
Cerregmutence id thh Pit stergh Gatims.
9 .
Weans=lirriday &hi 1 13 '
.
A. Cabinet meeting wawa imad urial. ' Da
ede at the
another today. The appointments m
farmer meeting - hue been autoulleeisei'd cite °P.
pointers are all Whigs. of th ast
e &Keg di , The?
,ae nil, with one excePtlon,.Postaters. I an
.
[ demand that notions appointments will be made
, The met
in
suithetnrdpepartent dt:toemelmigtellua;;:w
yor.,
in
imPettant ado sPOiAtteeete *tide. tints that of '
viewer &Mr. Peck, defteLbing assignee, baton. E li
mom. yuitexceedinglyottranth tome what the
\ II.
won willasy to this chews. Mr. Moore, It has
been proven, sold but his office immedlinely an ob-.
W a llis it, for . a sum of ready money and an UMW
ty, It -litedie that, e.tmut a year ago, the vendee
pocketed some twenty thousand dollsxs belongiog
te the ace. All this the Union, throve' Ito eor- 1 1
, e rapindents, eras a. nnou nest." Moore is se
peroeded, and by i Whig.' We are now anxiothis
us
ly expecting the Indignant denanciation of
set by the Caton, as prodeiption, ati a cruel and
wanton persecution of a man, whose only atilt
wen that be hived.
"Not wisely, bat mo well,*
the great netts of the pure practice of Demoms
'ep. "Far if the eh:4+V' and mice& whist Mr. M
be, to use the Union's phrue,Only suture's nen;
I then he la an ranch a victim of east tyranny,
and of ruthless prcrsciiption, pal adhering to the
style and sentiments of the Haim) as the lament
ed Postmaster of Pittsburgh, or the chivalrous Gea
ry, or the sainted/3o:11th, or the martyred Jones, or
the victims' ed Brown.
To day it is tlndeptimil that the Cabinet have
been in session-upon cases admitted to it, prism
paily by Mt. Ewing, such as Marshals, Surveyors,
Receivers, dcc. du. But I have not heard of any
other appointment than that of the Collector of
Portland, Me., a district of about thus third class in
unportatice. Mr. Luther Jewett:will succeed the
Hon. Robert Dunlap, a very worthy and respects
able gentleman, who, I have no 'doubt, will make a
conspicncras figure Lathe 'rnable array of martyrs,"
which the Colon and ita muders are drumming up
from the four corners of the earth, wend th
he
solemn funeral of Hunker Democracy. ve
doubt that the retiring Collector will value anything
that vlimitza" may say in his favor, at least as high- 1
ty as the enegiesof any profsuional mourner, and
I will therefore say that I knew Mr. Dunlap well
while In Cringreis,sad that I considered him elto
gether too respectable a man to take office under
Mr. Polk. I tours him well enough to be sure
that he will never be heard whining about pro
scription, nor invoking the oandemontion of the peo.
ple, Incense he has lost the throw upon which his
office was staked.
And while upon this topic, that is the defence of
the administration from the charge of a mouse of
as patronage, let me pause to thank you for your
cursory vindication date from the lad unprovoked
and m ost discourteous assault of the Union, and to
explain why it is that I have felt called upon to ,
make frequent allusion in the course of this corres
pondence tothat journal and its editor. In writing
Or the nerwspaPer press, it is almost impossible to
deal altogether in impersonaluma Towards the
editor of the Union, es an individual, I have no
feelings or any charaeter,bnt his paper is umver
sally aelmowledged to be the accredited organ at
the seat of government, of the whole Southern di- I
vision of what is called the Democratic party, and
of that faction or fraction of the same party at the
North,; denominated Hunkers, ever the faithful
auxiliaries and'retainers of the former. While 1
Hunkeriarn held the reins, the Union was the spe
cial nroullipiece of office holders, and now that
they are going out, It toes not desert them. No
Intelligent obaerner of men and things at the Cu-
itd, could overlook the part borne in the political
drama by such an agent. I have DOI been snob' s
torrent of its movements. and I have freely com
mented upan them as incidents not undeserving of
notice m these !iambic! annals of the time. When
I thought that this journal, sustained by the ill di.
reeled bounty of the government, was used as an
instrument in the hands of audacious conspirators
evilest the union and the integrity of this noble
Republic, I' maY have denounced its course,
and censured its ooaductors with unmeasured se
verity. ' When I taw it, the recipient of immense
from the puhlitekreatel?,,lcoding ell im ,in
fluctuate iclppert and strengtheii the ansgetit Pre .
MOSIODA of one section against the other, and dd. 1
ly bondlihtl. by Its partiality to the came of their
adversaries, the people of the Northteffongb their
remesentatives in Congress,' Orel/ expressed the
indignation which I could not restrain. I have
acteetrnon my convictions of dutyi As totbe sa
c:tints in which I have occasionally indulged, at '
dui expense of the paper, and which appear to
have stirred up the bile of its editir equally with
my more serious animadverahns, 1 have only to ,
say it is incomprehensible to me,that ajar , &omit i
should wound the sensibility of a man who has
borne the brunt of editorial life for half a century.
Butlahali go on in gay course, which is to keep
your leaders advised of affairs in Washington,
consult's:igen, own aerate of propriety, rather than
the passions and prejudices of any body.
• This kmg•apology has left me little room for MCA
OOItaReC46 iILOWS. I can add but one item: 1
I understand, at least I hear it dated, that the
government have it in contemplation to fit out an
Arctic ExploringEspodinon, 'with the two fold ob
ject of prosecuting scientific discovery in that re
gion, and to aid in the humane effort for the rescue
of Sir John "Franklin. It is proposed to send out
two soudl frigates,.one through Baffin's Straits, on
the East,•aad the other through Schnee' Strait,,
on ilia /700 We Of the moth:lent-
Mr. Beiwud ii.expitmet4 to argue a case here,
before the Circitit'Coutt of the Datum, an Monday.
[ It is :a cakes of appeal from a decision of the Coax
lids:inner ofPatents. The &linter of the Tram'
1 7 lit idiVe 4l sed te hie,. burns
••leirrsplite Ninon!
• pee next page.
or FOXXIOSI 111.ustrueb---From the aSttual '
report of the °pond of thpßo sA , we.estratt
'A1,4616 statement • ,•
:'The receipts for the put year :were X 64 10 *A>
and - the expenditures 6at the same timeweretaitllOr
22%4. Danzig the same time the saner; have
•pultabed the -"blinsionary Cbronleier.in Moms.
•", ' perjond 'pamphlet 04W:418,8,150 copies; the "For
' engn - Missionary," 14,150 copies;“Annual raised of
• 401 2 : 3 . 7 . 850 copier, "Letters to children!: 6000
"Letters to... Sabbath 'Schools, * 6002, cop
-
• the list resat twenty one now miswonn
Y prebeen sent-out by the board. Ot•theib,
• flieenrerarordainedminlstere,two licentiate Prewah.
eiroiimer,,,phytnoittn; one, •atupetin:tenlit
'ldugtlsq. fn _C6inar two <male and
lheti wives P=
tescuer;:-•eight
112 - its:•csio. tniahlaas t-
Y tend
tribes;-.lst MSc% - . 111 d , 4 SAS,
th Ertrittal ° Ind,liviand.thelems; _ersomottmlor.
461 P b " lcians; t ' ibie4uatt' fseoseii,
5)4, (tonic to m, 'l 2 VearP e.
't,
4;: naive Chrili le here
fay ieport ad, schools .14 lawn ao. 011.0!. n
%-:
.4..1^) 'MUGS Bl'iour 'twang
cloven chaecheis;p--- , •
the oceans oaths
cure. All unfavorable - symptoms wOI be found )
bete, also, to dew off with the pentathlon.
In the first and mildest form ofthe &Me, the 1
treatment. maths upon exactly the shoe protoples„
G an a
try similar means, as directed In the other
Garen cif the disease, from the to malignant to
this mildest form, the difference consisting only in
the anoint of the dose:3°l'th* medicines necessary.
Here four of the pills will be a sufficient dooe, end
one ounce of the antispasmodic • mature with,
however, the fall amount of cordial auxiliaries,
already directed ill the other forms of tbe disease,
followed promptly by the prin orde ked layed.
= this Inner
-,
beteg in no cue ... ‘1 '
Such Is a very brief summary of the mode of
coping with the disease in its various thrum It
will be obverted that the same remedies are appb•
cable to all forms of the disease, the difference in
the treatment consisting merely in the amount of
the dose of the medicines necessary to meet the
various degrees of malignity I Wok directed
such first doses of the medicines as are likely to
meet the necessity of each particular ease, as no
repaint= of doses answers the purpose so well
Cues, however, may occur where to tepees hdose
may be mental for instance, when the malig
away of a ease has been miscalculated; and in
each cases the subsidiary dose should be ample
end given promptly. When, however, ten grams
have been given at first, there will seldom be
necessity for an additional dose. It will also be
observed, that penpiration is a new-awry and
most important agent in the care of any case of
the disease, whatever may be the degree of its
malignity. In the more mabgnant forms it is entirely
indispensable. It corrects th e morbid determina
tion of the (Leiden , the internal surfaces, and enables
ury
TKOS TUVE PATTIOLOGFIOAL NATIIRE ital7etirenftel:ir the
or sho i f U ter tao ln : t www eed °n the
ot the BY"P m tor t a l i
OY 0110LERA, and by their greater or less malignancy. And
AND, AN rNPALLIBLE HEITHOD OF TREAT- amthersit maelletaelei in en important degree, the
MO IT, IN A. BERM OeLETYEKS, =reale effects of the large doses of opium which
it is necessary to administer.
IR cum= Missy uatirreniM,m. n. In the bounds of this later I have been able to
crf
Lao senior Phriajan af ta f gan Houle' Lfarof• do littlemons thin just state genend principles
tat, fps, and maw rgf Ls • maker and crags In the appll •n of those principles to individual
'sag idiscovenir of the nee mod* af Vanrilating ea ses, and to varied forms of the disease, mach
Hospitals, Skip:, Primer, and P a ttie BusLiings, mi nt he l e g ihe judgment of the prortioner. I
by theegvney oy had, and othar sorb. have; h e , expounded mine or leas ;ardor.
IV. lathy • mode °reeving the diocese which fully and
Cermocii:l°'- my last letter I enumithated the efficiently meets oil the requiromentseff cure; hid
remedies necessaiy for the cure of Cholera. I pm. which, If handy, boldly, and promptly acted on,
need now to describe the !specific mode in which Will moo the dive in every instance where the
Hwy me to be used in the decoded treatment of patient Is not in hopeless collapse before it is put
the disease- in pranks.
Of the medicine! remedies, the chief, it will have My mode of treating Cholera differs from every,
been observed, is opium. This I have enplaned, other which has yet been planed before the public.
should be given in combination with medicines of It has nothowever, been &ended on er hyped".
a cordal,etimnleting, and antispasmodic character, inia but on a pmetlealexywience in m
et e reament
of which the most efficient are camphor, capsicum, of the disease, which was most extensive, andante
ether, and aromatic epuit of ammonia. The fol- successfal beyond precedent; and it has been me" lowing formate present the combination of then tared try careful and strictly logical deductions. I
medicines which I would prescribe— direct mach larger doses of opium to be given in
Powdered Opium, twelve grains. th e cure of the disease than-have ever been pus
Camphor, half a drachm. scribed by al, other. This foot, of ithedfiseffielen t-
Capsicum, nine grains. ly distingcushes my mode of treaunentfrom all °O.
Spirits of Wine and Coneerve of Roses of each era. But the greed distioguishlag Pasture, in which
a safficient quantity—nits. it stands slope, is the employment hem powerful
To be made into a mass and divided into twelve agency of InundleUalt. as • means of cure Thm
PI" agent ass never been recommended, Ila such, by
Each of these pits, it will be observed, conta i ns any other. It is. In fact, by permeation the db.
one grain of powdered opium. ease is cured. Opium Ls, indeed, a valuable and
Cherie Ether. accessary agent - but it and the other auxiliary
Spittle( Ammonia • medical and cordial stimulus act merely as bend.
Camphor'Camphoraed Ntitrits. . 1 maidens to the sovereign remedy, which hi the so
nnet:ere of Opium. I plies:ion of extents' dry beat by hot solid =hobo-
Of each one drachm. cat. The opium and cordial stimulants simply the
Cinnamon Water, two musces—mix. I piste of an anchor, in holding on the barque of
As I shall have occasion frequently to refer to sate, and In arresting the fictalooures of the Mouse,
these pills and this mixture, 'shall term them, for till the penetration not only corrects the diseased
convenience and accuracy of reference, Ai:Mapes action, but also repairs th e injury which the ap
t:mak Pills and Antispaamodic Mature. tern rosy have enstained.
Cholera, I have hated, presenta itself in lour die' In my next letter I shall, among other matters,
taut degrees ot malignity. I shall first take up make eome necessary observations on the coheir
the most malignant form, as being to Itself the most utive stages of the disease.
impornet, and es'embodyieg, most fully, in its de- I have the honor to be, Ate
m& of treatment, the great pranciplesof cure which G. S. IL I
are alike appliceble to all forms of the disease. All 61, St. Anne Street, Liverpool , lan. 29,1649. I I
the modifications of the disease require ho he treat
ed on the same principles, the only difference be- Kiosk IhtlitoPE-9BY THE STEAMER
mu
that, ia the detail, the milder forma require leas AMECIIIO.II..
powerful doses of the medicates. The made of
C6nalparideale of tan N A Y Commercial advertiser
treating the most malignant Gam of the disease •
will serve as the model on which all the cabers are rmos, Arad 20th, tuns
r
to be treated. This most malignant form has, by The adhesion of al the minor Germ= mates
all writers on the "object hitherto, been pronoun- and the haughty dissent of Austria to the German
ced incurable. They soy it never was cured in a coneututioo, as votes et Frankfort—a series of 'c
eleste instance, and never can be cured by the aleph. gained by th e linagannas—a mpetitmo at
power of medicine. I shall, however, point out a Catania in Sicily of the a ttrocities of the Nen poll.
mode of treating it which will prone itself Math. tans at Meshes, a French intervention in Me Re
My successful, where my directions are followed man bums, and another success of the Genuses
with sufficient promptness, boldness, and skill. I against the Banes, oonsutute th e ours by the peer
would recapitulate, that the symptoms m this cue eat pactiet.
are great tenor -and depression of opiritx gide-mesa , MI GOODIVI ulnas.
.of the head; soft, small variable pulse, tongue cold, Ti e small states and free towns of Germany
flowing with saliva, relaxed, broad, and tremulous; have not only all eignified their assent to the s
heat of akin below the natural temperature; no non of the King of Prossia as the heed of the Em
cnimps or pain., but an tudencnbable feeling of pile, but have at the tame time esprewed a hope
anxiety end crashing about the heart; accomps- that he will without resenration accept the
w ad with with watery
pan
and vomiting, or with ' tistion ss it him been voted. The K,nge
alone stand
watery putging alone. All these symptoms indi- aloof, sod Barer a and Hanover will doubtless re
cote th e raglan decree of malignity, and not one pat to the lost, but Saxony is expected to ion.—
moment sto be losen the vigorous application unlike Austrta, of course, is die leading opponent, and In
most powerful remedies. The &tease In this tam order to Sight= Prussia and to obsirset the move.
runs us coons to tepidly, that before the t
in
.ment, *he has requested the Archduke John sotto
attendant arrives, it may have so fat progresmd persevere in his resignation of the post of Regent,
that ono additioard discharge from the bowels may aud ligs ordered the Aunt:nen members at Frank
e:any the pandit into hopeless carps. The feat to discontinue their attendance in the Ahem.
practice, therefore, must be prompt; it ramt be as bly and return to their homes. The plea ts, first,
toad os It is p r omo., The discharges from the how- that the resolution of the Central Diet, not to admit
ela must be stopprA at: once and log
micepupse 1 non- mm= stale s each ee the Han i ta: I s Bobo- i
in efficient dote of media= must at be ad- "'TOM and Italian dependencies eLit. litliatho ',
ministered. Trifle wilt, an inefficient drat ease, and 1 German Haan, is opposed to , the tights ofAustria
tbe patient is Lost administered with the boldness i usis secured by history and meaty,' ,and , nest, that
I sre, and success in ascertain as is the - in presuming to elect as Emperor theTaMenceed-1
el a t i onreai between caw and effect. ed their functions, Whether the German people I
place the patient inunedimely in the Winsome! , are sufficiently under the influence of reaction to
posture, in bed; and give him, on the =tact, as recognize that the history,and treaties of a past i
this is an estreme - case, ten of the antispahnodos generation are permitted to prevent them from ev.;
piffs, and two ounces of the above autitpasmadm et hen tall a Ballo% mama , ' now to be seen. —
mixture, st 4
. .il wash the whole down with a glum of The Dict, try • sub s equent vote of 210 against 159.
=dilated Wanda or whielfy,ffavoted snugly mull have declared,thaithiy will trot depattfrom dismal
cloves, enema , of ginger, or tome sorb wane aro. hituticin In they havernimed It. Alto the assertion
math: spice. la the meantime have him covered that they bad no right to Pexeed to the election o f
with an additional blanket, and let the m balesumute an Emperor, the heat reply is that their body coo. ,
oftmmeriching heat such as jars of anta, of repre*Olativiati of the People, fairly selected '
\ho water, hap of hot hilt or sand, hot bricks, or in due proportion from each state, and they had
whatever con be most read procured, be applied int as much right to elect a Prosaism Emperor as
wlhout delay to the feat, p add different parts of the .an Austrian Regent. In Ninv, last veer, Austria
body, si as rotator° the temperature, and produce was ready to kneel to them in abject tenor. The
perepiration as quickly as possible. As hen esihu extent to which she will now defy them and force
pere,"then h e n b e gun t o dew freely, serenaded ' them to 'satiate to For interpretation of history and
to th e m ngem and cordials already administered, ,of treaties will depend eon their own firmness
a glass ofbituidy punches:4d be grasn--the pan= 1 end &EMUS , , of-which we are taifattatiatele en ao
to be made strong, and to be swallowed hot as pos. Mb= to expect much , and Parlif on the enemas or
ale. After thin no drink should be given till the ' failure of Austria In the war she is now waging to
perspiration bas flowed freely far a few minutes— ' crash the rights which the histmy_and treaties of
The stomach will then retain it, and the patient !, centuries have confirmed to die Hutigarians.
should be indulged beet) with copious druagtos of i , tantunta or Vita Altanialltals.
rennet win'. Walca Wag Wkter,gaenre? with am° Notwithetanding the incessant bulletins of via.
a greeable spice, mint or balm tesjor any inch mild , ~,,,,,,,,, , m ,,,,d by the Augr i... dtif i ng the tad th ree
teverage..The necessity of attending to this is nest reerah Zi t i . tioar hpr.,,,,hie to , aateee t the Dot'
important When the Mae-Magee Wm toe bowels that they have been hummed and routed by the
cease, and when th e pubic becomes full and bormd• Mayan at an points, and are compelled to grai n'
n
ing — the *AY lacoverml with • coPioul warm Por - every nerve to maintain their army by commo
.9"9°°, which will °°' fall to b° the rasa ceder ninGsrcementa Comoro hill msintains its prestige
such treatmenhe danger is over. The perspire. of earretra.hatty, sad the b ,,,,,p, 6 6„,,,.., have
tion,if the patient can year it, should be kept up for not only exhausted all the efforts of their artillery
twelve hiellM and may wit advantage be °° a°l°- in vain, but are now cut Off 110116 communication
ed, moderately,.even locger. Indention, however, with the main body of the army, the Huegarlacie
adlia ha ed allee,,le. the strength,, ,°(._ th e having taken the important town of axen,
Patient the Male 011 w. Puma Aft er the ow, 1 which leaves the road to the fattest open to them.
aor at ail. /grin , ' en". heal pee d all be a 91 .1.1 ' By the last advice" also the chances seemed ler
than a ?Ft:get' , °F e e ", la to lk?, feelings re th e i nitlallt that the-Austrians Would be compelled
to abandon redhead to retire asks as Raab. The
psuent axe mniarguie bow sod ded) toe prtecos
dal op
free ato , are rgUirg re l e. n ! be breaking Minty of the Banprian movements is the chief
out ot a free perspiradon; and, toas t P of ateater mueo ma = repeated
imommett w ho l e min i m
iinportmute atill, the vomiting. omen it esialoi for , Will emerge daring the night and It Mum
mediately ceases. I know of no other means by ee l". Ise de t ' hi t om ttaxitoet o r „ um ,.
which vomiting In such cases can be speedily end in th e um moo por m eowing Which, elnol4ll6sl o
atinnially CaCe.. 11l the apptication of external the Ausnian bulletins, have been ennitiflated win
heat, a rational use should be made a ( she means. 1 ,,,, p OW In the oen 1 .,, 0f , r ,,,;;l pm , notes g1,3,,
the tom` in unquestionable s üb:hence. Under ell these
I carmen see the necessity for increasing
pasture beyond what is grateful to the hatless of . alma:airtime, eengtiate, o f conii, ~i 4 v, . ver y
the patient, and beyond what ts sufficient to pro- ! where le the Austrian bouncils. Windiscigrats, de.
dace and heop 9 n P ere l'ererfttm• / w°°ld ' and
his haughty rule and bloody fame st Prague
remark, that the beateu hp much more efficiently ~a "'net., has thud it necessary to tesign the
eemulnakatra by than
""""es. etch "1. have command of the army and has given plaos to Gan.
mentioned hove, than be the hotoa hr "fog kr • Welder , whose reputation for. devotion to his
meatus. This apparatus as means of Dominoes Emperor tr. ,4 0 ,,,, w , the . rol a. I, no WI
masa beat to a patient affected led l i Ceelm a, I °mi anslosu Concession •lo tho ainsergents ° ties rib°
inatmmest igition I consider to be vertu than War actually been talked ebout, i- ue d 4,,, - •il e d to di d re .
less. signation of Count stadium , tine serf the Ending
Nom a lot it be edner ved that V . l " ° °d ee " ,a° members of the Ministry, wbo insisted upqn silting
extrema ease, end have Pawn d 4 dare of me.' hem no tents. Still h will hardly be safe- to in
ches sufficient to meet such 6 0656. As I have at dolga the hope that the national cause =truth:opts.
reed stated, stmt one haw need be lost if the Pilo'-A. y b a y. se jg b e rm, if it sully depended on the
piedeanfileicatly prompt and bold. I havellinp-
brow and dbill of da Runghthn defenders there
pose a CaSe of the MOB: audio ant character, when would b e e y e " em cees ( A w n, i yeal,:but wat,
them e has bee. refuse watery POO* , and where the dloadvanumeof Ennis harassing them' en the
anothr discharge fro
bowels would endanger frontiers hue . m cm ,. =t hi n 4e , a fair
the patient's life; and, under these circuensuuthek, I e h... It is uid that 20,000 Bahian trotips have
have prescabed ten atlas pills containing tan grains enured ilitege„weinte, fle a c ent en ano ewe tee ,
of postdated opium, as a less dose would not meet pree .,, e a to fraw. s e p iaelible o gt4i, oils
s the' - grounds on which such an Intarfitut lea
the exigencies of the case. To adminiaterthis does
under the elrentrodances I have stated, is perfectly m a te d by t h e ot h a E urope' , powers
. w
salrg to glimialater en lostlicent dose is certain inimplicable. One way or another , however, it
death. nave under the circumstances suppose, „t wo % tem , eta i n Ene,pe than some ,„,,,,lauta
tried smaller doses, hut burnt them ni n e
to ma ", w hi c h ec , one h aw ny than harts:,
attest the propos, of the symptoms, and was alit instantly be produced to show that each step of the
ed, in a few minutes, toionrema them. atm:oath various powers is right and proper, vie .
erieries I always Pitaaat ait a d tea of the Pats far puiple are to be put down. The Moral ti
a dose , under the hanaltgned asoiele ns amour may say we thing, but Enron? is ruled lay hulks
stances Vitae supposed, and always with never- find hot by moral reedlike. 'lndeed it erode , '
faillng,success; and I have never seen the slightest „ a te, g ree n th a t these two mu it u m„„ 1
unread° e ff ect produced by this large doseof ma* etnee'wberi; t hey sem mx t , , 30 „ e!aa in , _,
cane,
on son tithe patinas to whom it was admin. wee o f t h e r o t . et . &A i . 4 -0, 4 „,, y , - ,Tr ie . -,-,
Istared ender such sirciaostattelot The ow= pie forthwith forgotten. or .rstudiated. Ern-.
why inch a large dose of opium may be valely pm? of 4trula Otot made Washy a Ruda;
eiministered in suet a Cankaaa the tenon Val, n e w niii,ehnotto i n num it,43,11,,,,a, gar.
under such circumstances, it is absolutely nears- Thi. wo e b ee t erjoetant ea r t h. anti y 01...aerae.
shy, I have fully explained in the preceding let- i t b, evgetaly eterlgtehebta,a ey , i r t - h e f t ,. '''
ter. atitoctran Is stelt.t. •
Should th ere, however, have been little or no '
0 Good Friday the armyal the reh 'one Hie
ening. smiler do " 11 14° Wil e Must be : 40, 5 ". 011 4 4e, awe Catania ehith it ha d d cel
y•lie system not having coffered mtiCh deP op. . nrt` __. _____L__,„ , e .! ~.° van,.„
from the 'escape of the serous OM of this .a° 1 eer4bll i"roSra".""Penr:Z
very a dose of.opiam is not necessary. In nobl e to ws. The e II were tinconlim
such E a s es, eigh,t,of the pills will generally he au& by General Filangle re ,ngwhO lately obtained naives.
cient,—to he accoinpanted however, wi th the same sal mown at the bak' C°ll4erindivo pros for
timi d l y mim e mithimmohie mixture,
and the eat ee bis sent" denial , berme , the Neapolitan Ais
cordial stimulants al aireadV prescrthedj slid to b 9 seedy, oft
ha statements or tat British and Frew*
roamed with equal muteness by exciting the easamondpra at Mallelall, that kt, lump had neap
perspiration, that grand alma in the cure dorm mated enemas. The tefintathuti of 11 loaff brit Of
modification e yeh o l e ., without whielma,apwait , glory and
_ , honor and tittwrinwas the best answer
ono o f t h e a y .. ca w En, b y p o waliairy, he tto such a calumny. W hat the answer is to be le
cured. In the nem most meligniutt then of th e the present ease it isnot easy to see, for there were
diseases, the third described in my last letter, if ellfolturitiele ele will:teams whose teslimuntCany
there bubo. eight patsing,tbe em i eti t mee t not be shaken, Sue the deems whose he led Went
take, itistimhy, eight oft a pills, rope
1 with the ' PlNP ined le rr t" mabeeted a mica bra. )
a u " 4 " of the antispronedto mlxthre, as prof / 1 9 0 .,. (0a 9 ' 1 4 ~ ; I. lqi_e°9l,_,.deoird, about lla otnatiot
scribed in the last case, and the same amount a i at Wag"
_._ „le I °, .r.,,_PmEoTeat rant stead .
. 11190,91 .
cordial stimulants ; and have these followed rip withou t • P ° "l "'Ms f" h athih tg
vigorously and sireedily,with &lithe other steps of , i
What wag said °Chia hataaal In that eity.. 7 4 . 4
tramalready described the perelliratitm, l come up to- the a"" so h his P" m" r i 4;
above aging; no t w as a e l e y e a; end all the , The Burillans.were ',takenewhat by
nhirtning symptom webs, bang Is
bancc e t a , and Were altogether infariarin melbas, but they
"the perkpiratitui. In cases under this of the i natioatti.--IMMOMII the day a4d W i le ' end i r
dartumowhen purgincheanot talten place, and onla wonted, arta_ tramiknis kin on both ell
the , pillawill be asniftelentdose, all the other doses by 9 Vein*, next monied, Ilia w as u
WIWI
and sonfishies being the same. led the v•Ils ea were folio ° C ave i d Y
- In tVe second ftegli of the disease, as &Wang Neagelikn*Wilgin; bngth ern krnaelPigel indict',
lOnglaitletlar, when purging to an y mo ons h en lags andetutfielson. After baying glutted Gems
taken place, sisfrautal be given, with the gig selves at Catania, they leff theca" buraingSßUt
amount of the a oat udsbite, and cordial Ito Oleo of doll. and roonnied "I ra Sgr ae i gn *
itimulantaots in-bakthp coveredies easeN Kele, howeete, a capdtffifflatons-seen to be Ittc
and ell th e other parte dem tresAlnent r--- -11111lili1 evitbbs. and IDs wet °
sallied meat be vi:sone, ffolkrtved Got. Whin, Wad to dal" tal *tin" The t°ln . a ri .
boirever, there Imam no pelsieg, kw pills will elstion#'Syncijse is ifth 50,9000 and of Waha,
be a sufficient dose. Thu MPillides, and the °Via , ,
Igiailitifirm and , atell rannidiestag, abode Lattempit deo Sing ciNapiss,kl. ,
•,-";,:,'.. ,1,...,' ~1.-...,-,--t.,-N-v---,.:;:!;;;"..;"<"•-t.,-.7..; _,.....;.?....: '..'] ~.. , .f., e , - ----- ‘,.-
--- 7 -----
Theintiiipp,,Mtments by the,laresident here,
have dote* the approbation of his oldest friends,
and an expression, aeep hot not hind, of disappro
elation lumbeenttnade by the mesa. , It is idle to
disguise the fart, that the Whig party here Is in a
ferment, and that an open roptureerith the gamin
, istreition would cause little surprise. A good ma
' ny New Wand men sot ill at ease, and fear the
kna of the tower house of Congress, and as a
natural consequence, see all hope of a change in
the financial . policy of the government vanish in
to air. Mama the August elections are unman•
manly favemble, the game will be in the hands of
I the opponents of General Taylor , who sal not
have the power to carry a single measure that to.
cogicoism cannot stomach.
The reCeptioe of coin from England, and the
Colifirtie gold at Boston, have helped the stock
market, and Treasury notes close at 110 cesh,n l th
a good degree of firmness in other kinds. Money
remains abundant, and first clam paper panes at
the legal rate. Markets
rare little; affected by tbe
steamer's news. Comm ul, t o
firm, sad flour
dull, with moderate sales. Corn Is in active re
quest, and sales of 100,000 bushels at 63iii65 per
round. In provisions, no change.
By the steamer Information has been received
of the death of of M ajor Whistler, the Army, and,
gm some years ,- Chief Engineer of the mil road
from St. Petersburgh to MosooW- He was one
of the most eminent in his proSsfaion, Be
nsg
ea successfully the Western Mess. Rail ona.
Arranger:Mints have been made to send passen
gers to Buffido, via Erie Road, in June, one dollar
cheaper than via Albany, and In less time. This
m bet the beginning of the end which will tuna
the travel this way.
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moat YORK.
Cortespeadenee of the Pitotrargh Guam.
New Toss, May 1, , 1049.
The =tisane's), meetings, thus fu, have been
Well attended and, indeed, opened with • spirit
more buoyouit than last yea., The Board of For
eign
: Missions of the Presbyterian Church held Its
meeting on Sunday, end showed a xera's work of
ireiet extent. Its disbursements were 0110,207.
Its publications have been 8,150 copies of the Mir
stoney Chronicle; 14,150 copies of the Foreign
Mberionary, and 20,000 copies of enrollee wetter
Twenty one more missionaries have been added
to the leg.' In China, 'the Missionary work is
pmeireding with great energy ; 'a Printing Pre"
has been established, and 4,000,000 pages of tracts
issued. The Bev. Mr. /Leeway, of ,Philedelphie,
,made, alter the business report Was read, an ad
dress of great beauty and feroe, unties upon the
Christian world the necessity of ineessaat
„,ty ;an that none might want of -the bread of life,
so lavishly given to our land. -
The Noineldissionarymeethig was largely attend.
ed, mid the report fell of encouragement to
evangelical Christiana. Far and wide the gospel
has been proclaimed and the Mime= volume of •
:emigration has had extended to it the right hand
of fellowship, by those whose religion is as free
and untrammelled as is the political government
of he new land the emigrants have sought.
.15r. FieeChiir preached one of the most striking
ecrerons,before the Bible Societies, that the walls
of-the Tabernacle am echoed teak. He urged
upon :his hetwellithe necessity of pressing on in
the work of distolruting . the gospel, r , pe ; the
rapid advances making by infidel doctrines, the
prodace of the German and French schools. Ger.
stun aed French tenrutog and intellect had taken
the field, end no doubt could be entertained of the
tendency of their lean. They were to re-stablish
the old Pantheism, and to give us the mystic, wor
ship of the gods, the patrons of the PUSiOnl,as
In
the palm! , and wicked days of Greece and Rome,
.yen eke - received not reproof, but aid the
goverament„Torepel this rodeo!' things, the Bible
must be depended upon, as being: the only rule of'
life, that makes imperativelife
the of moral payuritystem
,
and ono utterly opposed sensed
no* raprodueed under themaise otphikilophy.
While oneillass of citizen, 'mak withwilling ,
eagergerMl the
theanci• • At. the Astor Place a crowded house
greeted Macready, in liderbettivai the' Broadway, '
thousands cheered Forrest, in the same character,
while, at .the Beneety, the. butcher boys, and the
lower hundred thoinand. Vat:l:Med to sae "Rya
der die, as Macbeth. and show. the world that
the workmen of New Yorkhava a taste for dap
made e Ve, rig pretty quarrel has been darted between
a paper derma to the teak of -cc:greeting the mob
as the'elty, and the Henid, once the candle of
Nerreforklhmlly of the editor of iherfere
VC ha beide Vatted' in the moot Infamous man.
, nerita libellee* asserting their stdlity to bring
a hundred Winiessesiirocrthosewho now 1111 high
'plate, taproot( tire clutufb. - The brute Who' has I
thus attacked a female, lust sauce recovered from
a whippin given ha in the adore by a wantoa,
one now appears as the meatueof pmdshototit to
one who has spared neither age, rank, nor sex, in
the ranagereared id Ids pv-at• People here enjoy
the, *port; feeling asinditherent as the sped' WOMILD.
w e
the hatband and the bear were at logger.
&Me these gll* l of his Moore are batied b illtia
eremprrinnotre. in the company oft
ai Wadi, is happily not yet Maned.
All elier.
gies of the Sialans have been centered in 'Paler
mo, the Popultdien of which is 16000 and which
most bo
n h stickman areas ol= frightfel Mfafirle.
While enure bite band it is posaftdo to concieve
that the fall
I to Catania may spread terror in the
o nl y
polar mks, t is much more likely that d will only
add fuel to that determination which has already I
been shown to encannter destruction rather than ' I
succumb, and to beget, moreover, a feeling which,
however the present contest may end, roust pre.
vent the ptembility of the
to
and fraudulent
miscreant by whom it hos been waged, or any of
his dynasty, ever aiding for one secure hour upon
the Sicilian throne. Alter what earth has seen of
the Bourbons, it seems almost incredible that In
11319 labrvivor of the race should thus lie allowed
to rule Millions of people, and toadies the rich
est territory in Europe to be thought of only as an
abbatoir, (slaughter home.)
=mat meravirermorr von inn POPIL
The long contemplated and twice abandoned
expedition front France, in tavor of the Pope, et
length appeal to have been decided on, and the
first foreign act of the French Republic will b n
to put down the republic at Some. The ful
isl
toration of the temporal power of Me Pope sup- ' I
posed to be contemplated, and tams the reeds of
future convulsions and bloodshed will probably be
sown, since endurance in such a umuer
a n d on l y
be a question of time. England, precle
Protestant power from participating in any thing
that may he done, will, it is assumed, look on with
satisfaction rd whatever in connection with the
Italian question.may cause a temporary 1011. The
elements of the volcano may be tell as potent as
ever, but to stifle it for a time is a comfort not to
be resisted.
•
Pram the Baltimore American.
Death of Col. G. W. Whist,ler
It is our painful duty to record, under the obitu
ary head, the death of Col. George W. Whistler,
Cbded Engineer of the Peterabergh and Morrow
Railroad, and for many years past a resident of Si'
Petersburgh. Few persons have done more to il
lustrate the LMerielill character kir talent, skill,
and integrity, in a distant !arid, than Col. Whistler;
and from all that we have learned, from very tansy
sotkces, it has been the lot of few, dying among
strangers, and away from their homes, to leave be.
hind there so many sorrowing friends.
Col. Whistler wee a graduate of West Point,
and was one of those who left the army, when the
internal Improvement system of our country began
to be developed, to devote themselves to civil en
gineering. For a while he was.in the service of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, soon
after its organization, and was engaged also, for a
season, on the Susquehanna Railroad. &lbw
qeently he removed to the Eastward,and, after very
active duty in various compauies, became the ,
Chief Engineer of the Western Railroad, between
Boston and Albany. Be had jute completed this
pelt work, when the Emperor of Russia sent o
commiasion 43 the United Stales with a vidw of
obtaining here a suitable person to contrast the
1 1
railroad between St. Peteraburgh and Moscow.—
Col. Whistler was selected, and. having accepted
the appointment, left this country, never to return.
This was la 18421 einem which he has been con
stantly engaged In the duties of his station, and,
had het life been spared for one year more, he
would have seen the completion of the road which
he bad located and urged forward with so much
energy and ;04 In addition to bin post of Chief
Engineer of the road In question, he had lately
been appointed to plan and construct ektewrive
nationalTockirards at St. Petersbragh, which might
have still detained him for many years abroad; an
a ppointment which was, iti itself, the test preofthst
could be given of the high standing which he had
obtained in 1111.161 1 .
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Ctiounts. on Inn Idunotrn. — The steamer Mill
sour' arrived at an early hour last night from New
Orleans, will rh port she le ft on the 28th ult. The
°doers Inform us that thifteen deaths oceured from
Cholera on the passage up—all deck passengers.
On tho arrival of the t oat last night, quite a number
Infers deck passengers were sick, several of whom
it was thought would not survive until this morn
fog. The cholera was not bad in New Orleans
when the tdisoosari left, but Musineas was at a stand
stiLL--St. Louis Rep.
BILL READS, CARDS, CIRCULARS,
Dfanifeshh Bi.Rs Lo4ins, amtracts, J Baal +,
naln] =As, Lama, eassuricirits,
roucuch Ac, kc
Printed at the ahottent notice, at low prices, at the
deal 01TM% Tnutn
Improvements in Dentistry.
DR. O. 0. STEARNS, lets of Doston, is prepared to
manufamerre and set Rance Tarim in whole and ports
of sets, upon Suction or Atmospheric Section Plates—
Too - menus maze ii nvo wincons, where the nerve
exposed. Office and residence Belt door othe 31,1.
orls other, Fourth street, Pipshorgh.
111,. 70-4. R. Irradden, F. If. FAIOII. tal9
Psnuest Lnuan ttroun.l-Prepored by J. W. Kelly,
William meet, N. Y., end for sale try A Jayvee, No.
7 ?meth street - This will be Riand it delightful 6111-
ele of beverage In futudies, end pyrticidal tot sick
rooms,
Damns Baosta.—sits improved Chocolate preplan:i
t:ion, being n combination of Cocoa nut; Innocent, in
vigorating.and palatable, bight
recommended partic
ularly for urraltda. Prolong by Wet, bombe.
AY:W. ana for SOS by A. JAYNES, td the
sachl4 Pain
M 70
Mom, No. Fourth sr
W. b. Wright, 13., Dentist,
Om= and trodenna on Fourth ac,
t' opposite the Pittsburgh Dank. Mee
hours from P o'clock to 12 A hi., and
from 2 o'clock torp P. AL soPI4-11
iftror osi4 Erman* Innunno.p..—Tuo Pms
von., Nonon pi. on Fin leirtreArfre Ccraw:l—
le...tr--ereatirles 10 Insure,. ripen [eery 'le
sari:Sian et,property, at UR rawest rata.
°owl, No. Il Mann Street
SAMUEL GOVALZSoIOot, Pron.
UOWL FERMI, Seep.
•
Borm. iums. Co. Dtvutenn—
The Stockholders of *a above - named Citahriany are
notified that the Dividend of Too Dollars pot
share,
declared on the Wth eneary last, will' be paid them
or their legal representstlima, at the other; of the Treas
urer of said Company, in the city of Pittsburgh, on or
after the 111..1 day Of Key, inst.
Eastern Stockholders *tithe pall at the office of J.
W. Clark et. Co., Boston.'
11411 THOS. H. HOWE, Treasurer.
Comuntanto awn To Coaqmou—Orsda—l, Seientifte
Manse on the Human Hair.—Of the MICIGIVIII com
positions constantly annottneed, for promoting the
growth or reproducuon of the boar, few arrive even in
name, beyond a very limited period, while Bogies
Odd, with • reputation unparalleled, is Still
on•the increase in public estimaient. The angular
virtues °hills successful Invention far restoring, pre•
serving. and beantifying the human ban,. are to well
known and appreciated to need econuumn - Tim very
fact of Mellish and denitsgmatted parnsnagc it ,cloys,
its general use in all countries, together with Comer-''
oat testimonials constantly received in favor, are au.
thorium which swop ILI superior excellence and title
over all ItlAMpt• of • similar nat,re. Heine univer•
sally preferred, its consequent seeress musses a
best
t
of inutations to oust op —but try this Imre, .1 you w
Wilt. superiority
• For sale - by L. WILCOX, corner of the Diamond and
Nuke' el, and corner of Smithfield a nd Fourth its.
inyWnititend
w•
wi
JOU2I fy7 a.cse, of the borough of Sharneburgh,
Ix. a candidate for the
An
subjett to the d
tision of the Whig and Antimasorac Convention.
my1.4.4&.w.4
annum Nona—ThAtee. M. Muddle toithe
pcl.l*s Disconien, d cliv!red l 0 dia Mel:pars of dye
Oannectlent Logislatorc, while hp Cheplain of
thltbody, on Sabbath averung 0001, the 13th wet 00
the•Hible Doctrine of Divorcee. - royie
DIED.
On Frid
i ay the UM th at, P. Cu Clue, Esq , laths
69th 7ear of d. arr.
iliafuteral wall
proceed
place on Sanddy, 131 h, .td
o'clock, P. IT, and proceed to the Allealmny Gamete.
ty, from Ins late ruldance, Esat Cataluna, ehAledhe•
ay. The. Mends of the Wall;are Ini4led to attend
without fatthar °once.
VI-ANTS C. B.dICEB-10 0 dos Mann's justly eels
-111. baled C. S. Anus, In store and for sale by
m7ll LOGA.N WILSON tr. Co
CiialLED ilibla-2 00 ibe Curled Halt, • very expe
-1,. riot truck, reed the day find fdr tile by
__• lb LOGAN. WILSON ACo
QUOVELS FORKS—A ry Fumes:or allele
w" of ShtlYth awl Forks, (n ston.on4 fia2aal'a
LoGANMASONA
xt TEC% foi iald ip
•
pais mo. 91L—libbi* W HARUAUGH
"DAWN PIDES-14,0 120 lbs, utonly clear, In atom,
Elltfoitaw by ISM p: AIL DICK tr. Co;
-71tr.02 Front at
WfiVrALIC FIRE &ND WATER Pllotor man
-111:00 Maui constantly; for sale by_
myth ...-ISM , II D/010:11 tr. Co
IN 3G5 taleslivitoie isio by
lo In . I.9MARDICKCY to Co
ARD-123 bbl a No• 14 brrlang for role by
myLl ISALAHDIOKEV t. Co
4 - 0613ERITAS- - 10 110 bush-ui 'fore: (orate by
myw '19434 , 11P;0KEY
I ,
• un
10--qa 4=l oonotantli, o by.
ohylir ISAIAH DICRGY Co
Eneentarts Male of .110111 M
N TUESDAY, JUNE link, at 3 o'clooCk, P. M.,
O
be sold on San premises by orddr of the Ex , '
d Wore, the estate of the late Edward iParch.oll, de.'
• ceased, that valuable LOT OF QUOUND, adjoining ,
the properly of John gusto, Leginnlng on the "Dm.
Efv,',Ag a , ,=1ie.,111.1,e,0L" 1- ,r 6 ft!
rang thence by tee Diamond and by lot N . f.t . al! ' ec o t.
warily 444 feet to Decatur street; thence by said at.
semliwardly &borate (cello al feet alley, which runs
along Me end of thawarebouse late of ./Scren
gerie, thence by the said three tagx,itileylinjunowuly
apandleklina wlllx Paturtliktreel, until kt personate
=at Ilia comer of tbe said untrelease ;Omit sewn
, gem; tne.o.o eight _ a pandlol line With Decatur
street about eight - .feet; thence eastWardlY porael
s ae withiromm street mall it ranges IriAh trierreet
ide of Um Diamond; thence scathes dip a parallel.
line with Matket—street two. tech Mertes east.
i w a yoly aparallel linnwith FinuSclairect femixind
Menne northwardly.apqralielllng, with Millen sm.%
ZI fret wrthaplamief begirming. Oa whither° erect ,
ert•BUILDINGIS tronting on the Diamond., and en De
catur suneltliTt n toln annual ground tent of ass
101 i= 4- 14,30.tiril :a.Shrietidne no two Ctltai
pi7ag inea , u4 Interem, wbe secaredby bond and,
" • l— • ,IOfIti•MDAVIS, AneUoncer.
Ait0263411V,1
L .' ...,_._.-- ' YOB., SALE. .'. .
k - VA,W.413141; MILL, Water Poorer,. formerly
141, kinurreas Leonard% eepable of aogo
Licl to WO bnyus. por 40, toolrn with 700 sores of
[God lorul;ona tvelf of irlsietru mi. tbnhatrh6 l ,ohey
Ealtlitit#lo;atidez fames, improvement entooda
luylbnblenamoltottso. -rue slummy /Mu me lAilt
Lave:au &Mei Ven..Molillo-of ono built
. 115 -aria)
rum ago; ; Tiro 'old* nullremell for 109 yet. alventh.
We diem it lanneetuaty to any odocerofor the
emoted that any ono will bay
ft all'ito3=l:Za• Tido Property ilk rimmed four
, Is ' idol ' insorth df17.101, in oho of Ike bout Wheat grow:
Wl * azdzi es:
This prom, to =need= with enlll-
honlDre mu? tomltahly aticubateit (Dello:
, lon n! ' s ofmooli. 5 4 1: 11 1 er vrtreolirs, onll on or
adteif y,,,-VVI*4 , ey XL LSefl A. MILLE&
1 'AninnY,l4l4llo: 441w1L.1.
have
• oubmanilhe
wtoeh they twee ese is =o l r
was la part of the forlaWittie Poth l / 2 .111 '
IES rich embraultateti Biro= from SIP to 0 ,
e5O "- Ai:10,814 0
50D crochet Collars, from 37kt° 15
359 bee 0 to 14
VA Gls:roma " " tii• 121
150 - Jermy Linn ink - to 1,00
HO muslin Habits, ." 50 to 1.60
590 pam, =dm Colts,
Also. Maiming
Coll
Cleo. A btaBON
Call at the elmap one puce store of A- •
6, Co, Igo GO Market st. nil 12
AdataisMatratorra Salo.
V virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
trator AIM-
gheny mum, the troderalgned
of, Adminis Bof
the estate of 'Witham Gibson, late Elizabeth town
ship, deceased, will sell at public vendee or attetion,
on the premises, on the 9th day of June next, all that
cerWin tract of Land, situate In the mid toornaitip of
Elizabeth, adjoining lands of /am. Wall, B. Allen,
and others, containing Efiem and a half acres,n died
the red estate of which the mid William Gibso
seized: 'Rams at sale. DAVID 'WILSON r.
,
'Rams mylginr3VS Administrato
G UM GUAIAC-250 Ms lust rec'd sad Cot
Co.sate by
B A PAILNEEMOCK
rayli _.lner woad sad Ist w
13 ALS. CoRAIVA—Utt lb. Justreed sad for ale b y
.D 2 rty il_ B A FAILNESTOCK &Co
I_, ED PRECIPITATS-75 lbs jolt recddTbi 7 tale
IX by myll.l B A FAINESTOC ' E &Co -
—._..—
STIDESTRIPE CASSIBMICES-1 case tar.ad f d ,tyle
tan "side stripe" Cassbaeres just rec'
sale by MURPHY, *BIS
49 ON &*Co,
wt.
'
melt ward
-,na
B am nssortenent o r. f e new
=d a i t t
IL I 6:1.1%1'0 s A tytet Bonnet aibbonsonst
enle at reduced prices co
mY" —"11"--L!0&&
10rOWAID DUCK-5 balm beryl' Cotton Dock,
i suitable for mem c oat decks, wagon covers,
llAt received arid r by_
MURPLY, WILSON & Co
101.11 t COUGHhLS.`f BE OB • 4: D.
AttlettMtv Cirr, 17d. Word,) t
• Apra 20,1549. V
Mr. R. E. Sellers Being afflicted for same time with
cough, watch eras se severe GI to unfit me far my
daily employment. F r equentlfafter coughing, I have
been so much exhumed, aa to be obliged to sit down
and rest Hearing of the good effects predated by
your Cough Syrup. I concluded to give it a end
affrhappy to say it produced the desired effect in my
case. After using h one tight, the cough eras abated,
and I ate now perfectly well. J. SO lonmes.
This p:earant and popular Cough Syrup if prepared
and sold by R E SELLERS, 57 Wood street Sold
also by Brooms generally in the two cafes and vi
cinity. r myll
_
r -------
VIB
fine Diamo D
nd Fi
NE GOOS-18
ng pr Gongs;
ld Specowler,
10 Musical Bones, sh e
ll cased;
A large assortment of Fans, with fine paintings
also, gold and silver gilt.
Silver Batter Knives;
with agate bandies;
Gold and silver waist Buckles and Slide.
AIso—PARASOLS, dark green and other fasbiona
ble colors.
The above goods, with a large assortment ofiewe
ry, Fancy Goods, Enc., will be sold for SCla Or OW •
good money, at No VI7 blarket street, by
ZEBULON hINSEY
ATTORNEY AC LAW. Office on Fourth street,
between Cherry alleutid Orro2A2t.
VANILLA BEANS-1 0 lbs of very choice gosh.
ty, received and for ude
by
RAIIN & REITER
O IL OF LEMON—I case, warranted pure, reed
for sale by" rayll BRAUN & REITER
CV+ OF BISI
EFLOAOT- 1 ease, warranted pare,
O
eeived and for sale by
styli HHAUti /a REITER
PIL OF LAVENDER, (Gardena
. oil of /indica! or
Bosemaryi do do Spedini, redufied, do do Ornra
num; do do Aniseed, a can °leach, perfeetire
coved and for sale by myll BRAUN in
L INSEED OIL-10 bbls in store
BRAu l i nd t tag s .glz
myll eornor Liberty and St Clair als_
if AN PRIMEVAL: or The Conciliation and Primi
-IVI tire condition of the Haman Being. A contribu
tion to Theological Science, by John Harris, D. D.
Loonier& to Young 011,11111i0Itt buportnnt sub
,eets: by II W Beeetif r.
Chanbing's Works, complete: 6 eels, Moo.
The words of T Arthur, undoim ed. 13 volt Jur
reetakd
NEW 130008:-Layard4 Nineveh and its Remains,
with an .eoeut of a visit to the Chaldean Chris
tians of Kurd' ran, and the Vestals, or Devil Worship-
Per., and au merrily into the manners and am of the
ar cient Assyrians, with an introductory letter by D.
flotation. vols, octavo, with ahout 100 Illustration.
Cocover's Lectures on the Pilgrim' Progress. .I,
lihno. Price reduced to 81,00.
Cruden's Coneordance, condensed: reduced to 81,50.
Id.aulay's History of EnsinneL Harper's new ed,
two vols. octavo—large pelt and fine paper, per yoL
75 cent.
Ot6lllirle Hebrew and English Lexicon; new
improVed. For sale by R HOPKINS,
myll Ith et near wand
Pittsburgh horticultural Sestets,
l'Ull.t. hold their Bummer Exhibitioner... l y Fruits,
TV Vegetables, Plants, Flowers; &e., on Wednes
day and Thnrsdny, the 13 th and 14th of JUNE, and
premien:is will be awarded for the beat and second
best of each variety of ankles exhibited for competh
tion. The members, unl all Who feel
ei an interest in
Horticulture. are requested to bring thr prothictions
forward to the exhibition. _ myll2:dakari taS
- DIFOSP. 1109 Er.-1 000 feet 2 In. 3 ply India Robber
.. L UI. llose-4ust received for the BOW gel of Manclesv.
tar, , which will be held in atom fora few days. The.
Boston Belting Company express a strong &etre. Ibr ,
the fire departments of the nines of Pithibersh and Al
legheny to call and examine and make *lrani of them.
Thnk p uipe emmy is willing to,put henshenslo any trot they
thiroper to conclude elitel.
toY__._ ..1 . tr. H. ratuffs„),:cmt
nir Ban
i fi x, The rpleadid Pnnket .LOUIS PHIL
IPPE, itObL Meatball, of
of eoo tons bur,
thus, will be despatched on or about go let
Jane..
Th. ship offers aped or advantages for Passengers.
having been bath fora Havre paeket, end
el
into
the
accommodations of the best European Packet
abc has a Gentlemen's and Lattice' Cabin, is isi ppa~ gh
and roomy between decks, well ventilated, searing in
every respect superior accommodatiorm and comfort
to pass e r end freight. The ship Will tot:taken her
-passer oat as Elm dd Janeiro arniNalparelea, giving
passeugers•by bee an oppormrilif to wends
Mr. S . Wa th enzd;toiving Jost returned (torn Cal
ifon., will give such mfonna ion topmengers ea
win be of essential aerates to them. He will also give
each passenger accorapanVing this eXpedition the -n••
knownof his experience In mining, end will also nuke
known intern on waived the most productive gold
place.
Nors panne will b& seemed until paid for. For
freight or passage applY uttediamly to
WEITIERED E in EC'S, No. 9 German as
RIRCEEEAD taPEARCE, or
E. B. IPITZGETIALD, No. 0 Commerce
at
myltedtur—llitals Am
.
Orphan's Court Sale.
TNpursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court of
Allegheny C.lttay, will be no.onn to public sale,
ea the New Court Ilcmae in the city of Pittsburgh, on
Wednesday, the thirteenth (ath)
aye of Joao,
A.
D.
1E42, at tea o'clock, A.M., the • olwng deacbed
mai estate, late of - James Werner - en of WilOns
township, deceased:
All that certain lot of ground• "Atones la Tcirserre
townsh fn- said county, tieing' let bailed number
"nineteen,. (Dio. - 22,1 in the piano( the subdivision of
the farm
be
us the <sane of David sPEcley,
deed—which said let begins on the now Franklui
toad, at the corner of lot NO. IS in aid plan: thence_
along the line
thence ,i s
alon 18,257 feet 4 Inches to a
prmate road;
said pri9lol , road 52 feet 10
inches; thence along theKne of lot No. 111, 279 Rot
Inches to the s
ew
Freer= mad, and thence along
odd road fifty rectal the plane of beginning.
ALSO—AII dune vita cousin lots of ground situate
in the Seventh m a r k e d ity of Pittsburgh, (for
userly rat
to
and krit..l as lots num-
William
bers "seven . and "eight,. (Nos. 7 end ejoin
Arthur's secondile, which said plan is recanted in
Allegheny' eoanty, In Deed llook yclutes 54, page gER.
om
T.114-ono third e. 24 onelhild btralA atid•
third in twelve nionthsoiithintereat Own date of sale,
HEM" CEIALFANT,
Administrator of Jemei IPCisekett, deed,
myil:dAnaff
WA. 11.1} ..- .... .
- S AM ID & ATKINSON.
Frier sr., er 1 Woos anti Mourn, Parrantann,
nONTINU to manalactOre all kind. or, COPPER.
V TIN AN SHEET IRON WARE. Also, Black
smith Work.
Steam Been bunt to order.
Special attention tell to steam boat work.
Hasa on hands a e assortment of Copper nod Brass
Kettles, Tin Ware, &a. At. Steamboat Cooking SlcSicts.
Portable Forges, various sites— a very convenient &-
tick for steamboats, Caa.forOla codgrantioar rail road
companies.
W. would reviectfully Invite steam boot men and
others to'call ana-see oat articles and prices before
PFq'l..jF'„._N.'""'b'n---s:---------------' '
Lesaenard axe hiaarencreitilm' B. t:
• ?mamma, May 1,1819. ,
HIS Bank In-day decline s 4+16 , T1 aGfirar r,,
cent= on the yeptial Melt, Ott of th ptofits tot
the last eia mouths, payable =menet' the eleventh .
Inc- • 'cayidlOt AVM lI:DENNY, Cashier.
Excsassz. wac JO Pro?owhau,' t •
/HO 1 R:1 480 4 . t $
C HesStatsl,tbAs 425.4t.0,10,0**4 *r
TellAS.ppLIO c. 11400.154 orAW
:•'•• t4OI tooiholdems mill be paid at the Western
OssklSVlSPat. 3 o la- • • 'THOS. a ?tom,
mysaut
, • • !rico or ratiOtis ffisitoalitire Vita.*
May Mk, IE4O. h
..
RAKISA.I4 ed
win - be ietr4at dila otEos onus
P Ibe =t brit: cktr, Cleaning_ and Whiurgrosbing the
.inilde 4r,, Ws )3fiage: frbe.diri and Mastro bo. sell:
,clootted out, arid al i oftbsitisood work (exempt thereof
antilop tide 'of the ac Graben') to ha" two o°°". .
of ido ll iooillo T.O , OrM M litPat oil. 1%. W. CctOX•
c05 1 44 10 4.-M ~.
_:.-.--,- - ------,„• ' --- 7 ,
CO_TUSBII,44I,K,NtSINE., -..b. Candi.—
16:".2Ebe;‘,Ti114WMiTkiOr th e scintilla Prin.:
.ciii bi. opt.: trbfell its operation depends, middle 101.0.
lice I doitila of itostrottans, in its applicadon to mino r .
mini, ',reign . , mei:alien, and railways, grafi ratioes j
dpotittestit' improvement lity John BOVITn, Cl 5,
I rel tO me; Pram the list London editior,. ' ~.
ForstilS by A 'WPM%
cotwn "p
.
6 0 8 • . . • 4ifistAleas wood
1:11 tiliatCaC4 : ;:o 4.,,----T—a Oifiiiiibri
V..) .1.140, eithe r esiStriliniebobe' ribs, ig.t re,eij
Arra-rte. 1 , 06 by str,toctErr & WEnTs.,
' 111_ . 3_." ----- " ' 4
east
t les nwldesign.ki grtenTaTO
" n "' " '
lay WOO, Wtd , begaildarlTo•
r oa4l an t % n it • •
ry stad fanny handk!i dfar ile
zny
• jait'VL - ' - 41 , ;. 7 1 , Th '
,De- &cajrmFiorn:
cAars' th Piaiuse, Rouudi
Chilireh thinfuirotrytlity, load Ma Intr,
seems, PituFbursh, Pa. • •
"• , <14.:7--47np etes,Torpits
1140101 1 " Net from the
Lit i loppel Gib
Bu'AP AND - NVOQIi:.SO4.IOII wall*
*ado by . • • itLEE
(1.1/413S111tieses .yetrUsi 4FIA
c a pimere t recelyd • JA ".!stniptio dL
glsie. , "'S er kPtW 9P t
PTV " • -Man"-
AlollLtiCANDi..:rblltlteg
raTIO . " 'WICK BP NDLI:9B
Tl - 0T661.1. 43 ay piracy linllig; , [4.0116 , b
r ,13 4 1.0 • :VICK VCANDUraffi
, •
L
Wm% tr. ANDLE233
myto
1p CELL BUTTE:FLa . bbls fiesh Saljuss reed sad
XIS On ode by . •
Inyin • :WICK& PRCANDLS2I3
tilitflT-400 bush dried Apples; 31XfZ i l , o
.11: for solo Or Ci076401114M TT atat by A
Ictic.FX;Dl Co,
--•-mylo,! • water it
.ARD—a wsv
talebt,l Eummn.
thq , W 13aitc; awl Mesta _
SCIAP-L74 - bxw lqplrtei r
Ili
bia"Tut Teed andlor
LEMX B—A taw VWl4ll4/63'v" _
• &'
SPLENDID.,STOCK"DV'NEW SPRING GOODS. •
A:IIASON di' CO., •
i it ouraLmmorEGAr.s'AisminkerhAL.
••, , • <
FloredeeMtuleMbl6,llongb add filramigs Susie. Hig
lish Fute?, lea. ti.•
-BOZO= BWRONS.-1,15 boatel of Htuitteltaud Cap
Ribbons, of the beat styles. Alas, black and adonis
Team and Satin, best 0 0 7. Al", Bonnet 523
• ;"oI
ma
niMAffiti
was ...I &nom= Hose and iii,il,o;lltll,
GULP,' CMPA
VZl. ll jl r '' Vell eti. AC.
NEw insrrils ` af.l MATT ' -14,14 - 4, of a "
towable colors and styles. _
EaIItROIDEHM3, THlSalitum-1
Mud. collars, ears,ptandind eoltarketteleseltir
.Yalieneef, preach and' ualub Eden's "tin kle 4° '
lmenia Etibbons,linea cambric =intern Haat
ctspos.w.e. a
PARASOLS and PARASOLHITH--aleroan two
thenwsnd Pateeol. and Pswasoktua of wady ' Ifadet7.
Including the best wakes of Me Sado tind Hametiont
Cloths, CaseimereaVewinsa Suuweertituffi,Toseedls
Jeans. Also. Flannels, Carets, counterpanes.,
GMHEAMS, CHINTZ, 'PRINTS, do ..Lliderte than
twohundred cases of tae' best styles an d ilearLva•
Oaf.
mr...ACHED and BROWN cue
b u ,,t,3- cares -of all the well known ard.W
makes fdenetied Huslidsi Me Wei butwallwi of ev
e9tierY and Viet ,
Puretutsera may ways epeadir el veal
lketlitles of tlas ottabllstunentod9Otwalzaawlawmt
Str - PIItES adopted by thia P efutlistusten=l
esthete ONSTRLCESYSTE,blarlartnetwiik.ak
B a ram a pricw %taiga subserittass Mumbled to ot
fer agagrenter bulneeme.nts to putramdts- Erni sr
tick wad tberefero bet olutrked at iMeti It* tale sa eta
natin.l4l give Perfect salisfactloli. Idetebs,e4 it=
all parts of the conowy ate lashed-10 -
A. raidAsotato,
apndluus Cl Market, between ad andAdt sta.
ONE PRICE a TOIIE—NO. 110Eritifi&I"
A A. AL k CO. having m. ~ideralify enlarged their ,
A. Store for at meow, ,rattion ed their inereas-
mg belinese. ete non prep-ere, no exabo to their,.
tad trade the moll emen• en Mock of etch end LelhlOrn
able Imported and :tole , ie n I n-i. they gave seer
offered in this city. Thieit . hoe, e nee , togeth
er aria another lane Kate, 11 , te 1.7en . 0 fitted up and ad
-1 ded to their retail 1-,altmcoft therchYllisio6 tb_en! ad
ple room for the display of l'onr iese.HlVOrteel, mule
constantly in the receipt of ererGoode from their house
m Near Volk, they are ett - 04eil alisays 10 offer the
newest, New.,
and moo desirable gootD, ona ed prices
.:114'"
I'd
2T
hF
milb
a w"' s s ;Nn lni r.s._ ;d' ll '"6ll: l2relt ed m:"'Epc:: :l Y fillPk'hPib:P:-ei.tP'Lr':i''ie:l'deei'rl.i:ll:Cb::thd'e:,.dnf'::!:'ier"n':"'n'pw":l:llf:::!::i:!r:dg7h:t::lSlllßltj4k:73.l:di'ul:':e:l6r,.'elroe"lPcdl.s,a: . -I
Lams and Organdle.—eplendid designs.
caweests.,n HAunipd.rel.'l".i.eote;.,Fa.eclabstirrend French .
oi.g Pme t..., ti, ~
ebellim,kc. tee.
and changeable Sake, of enurely new stylml Also,
blank Silks for dresses, mines, nearnillas,!te. or tope.
riot !tightener—
SHAWLSre—embattle, 'Shiba,' Lang. and:'... , !4&zr , e
Sheets, Gs de Rhine, Pooh de Sole, Canton
Silk. Bent Seising Silk, Wool Plaid, Grenadine s ,
Rutin de Lein,
WHITE GOODS— Cambric., Jaconeuf,Nittorin
C hecks, Book and Scrim !aniline, .Truletan,,Paney
Checks, Linen Lawns, Dotted Muslim, Maar and Nein
stook do, ke.fcc.
LINEN GOODS—Dsm . as . t gr...., Napkins
ISPNM.P,gins6hLiinrns, hest make and faleltTh ~
NEDS—A COVlplete amortmeraVelutm Braid;
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AUCTION SALES.
John D. D'avta, Ailaiiot
Large mut Foriffm Sole of chows' diact
London Boo Le.
Many of them elegantly Illustrated with 'Pleat , '
colored engravings, end also on allotment :of verY
raze °lssue =there of the fifteenth century.
Will be sold on Saturday turd Monday evenings,
May lotb and Zs; at the commeteial sales roond,
corner of Wood and Fifth streets, eettometielea each
evening at 7* o'clock.
Fall particulars in catalogses. which can be had on
appliennon to myl 7 .1011 N 1) DAVIS, duct
Panty orul Staple DrgTtrisilie& ,-
On Monday morning, May . tath, aria o'clock, at
the Commercial Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and
Fifth streets, will be sold, without reserve, for CIL.III
currency —
A large ssarrnment of flesh and seasonable staple
and fanny Dry Goods,. among which are superfine
cloths, cessimeres, satinens,tweeds,jesmiLtkrench and
Manchester gingham . , cams swats, de ' club
mere, alpacas, splendid pled swam, dress s, sa
tin, white, red. blank and fancy eilk brocha and
fancy shawls, supsr long cloths, brown mnslias,
checks, hosiery, gloves, tru.
Al Y o'clock,
Groceries, Queensware, FOIAIIMIA, &C.
YOAlig 145011 tea, :fine Duane Viga cut chewing
tobacco, No 1 palm rasp, writing and wmpping paper,
shovels, spades, forks, transparent and venidan win
dow blinds, looking glasses.
A large and general assortment of hanacineld and
kitchen furniture, kitchen ntemili, to.
At 7 o'clock,
Reedy mule clothing, retail stock of dt7 goods,
and
fint
iuftery, boots, shoes, hats, saddles, bridles, gold
leer watches, books, to. ntyll
Books at Auction.
On Saturday evening, Nay 10th, at 7i o'clock,
the Commercial Sales Room, corner of Wood and sth
streets, will be sold—
A largo collection of valuable Books, embracing
standard works re the various departments of
tare, family and Docket bibles, Lae Illtistruled works,
black books, letter and cap writing PoPet; I.loor gold
and silver watches, mantel clocks, mammal -swag-,
merits, fanny articles, Au.
JOHN D Wail% Aunt. I
min •
S pring and Summer Clothzug, carhoures,
iSsik Htfkfs. fr., at =Sim • ,
On Tuesday morning, May 15th, at the Commercial be
Sales Rooms, corner of Wood and Fifth sts, will
told, by catalogue, without reserve, on a credit of 001
days, on all sums over $lOO
11/ dos super tweed cloth coats; 0 do{ eromn ooeoi:
mere doe l
dm
10
super caste:next do; 3 dos oboe. I
and summer dm 10 dos pith] miner vests . a 6.13 dos
blank Bann do; 3 dos figured do dodo - 51.12 ' r/oil cassi..l
mere pant.; 11 El•La dos Palo Alto do do; MI dos linen
drill do; 13 do summer do; 9 do eaten:Lade do; 10 do su
per French cashmere dm white and fancy shirts, flan
nel shirts, super Landoll brown and wool black Maths;
also, 350 mecca large silk hdkfs. •
JOHNIk DAMS, Auct
myln
Eze"am.
• sate of Land an Lower St. Mir own:
slap
Oa Wednesday, May 111th, at 3 o'clock, P. te, will be.
old on the premises, that valuable tract of land he
°n abs to the estate of the late Janne, deed,
situate on the Wastu ni. ;ngrn turnpike n mile.,
from Pinaborgh co od nat acre* 'nod Ferenc*,
more or leis, adjoining property ot:/1e"..• die ,
Ramsey and Folllard, having a quantal • of coal 1...
1,
amnion, and ls under cultivation .1n the oc- I,
Allen, who will .now the property.
eupanal of Pd' braves meal anneal ,
Terms, one-fourth cash, residue
payments, with intermit, to be secured by bond and l
uthrtgage. nun JOHN lit D . A.VIO, Ana.
50111-warlurg---Lou in BsnOil/e,ricljetnutg iha ealli Of .
Allegheny, 0 Auction-
I •••AllaBaturday, May 12, us I Wileelt, P. DI, will be l l',
Abld on the premises , about 50 Lots of grimed, yerl 1-• •
biradsomely snouted on Nunnery Hill, having mom- - . ,6;,,. ,. :i„.. ,
.. . - , .
...
~
osansluig view of the cities and. antreFartag;e o MlUTs' .t. . , age t t
ill
plans 01 - whloh may be had at theetton roam. • . t..74 . 4„,p1 k,.
i :
..•
nu
Terms, one learn cash, in shlleghanY Or ..FlUttbllgh. ,
',Scrip; mes r...ti , on w unna.rs. 185 4 1 F reF l 'il a ' • VAtlpralluSiatAlialhlifEllTS Ant 15.9.
IMeln Pm y..r. from Hsjan..l", lB4lo , Nr4.9ix"w 4 ' - - MONONGAHELA ROCM - _. •
to be seemed by bond end morttis . _qi ,
.. . -, .
. 0 t i 4 , y , g a rat i i ..., 84 ~w ii, Ir.
my 4 , 4 011 N D.DaNka a''. l
,17101rownsvine Erni - filumberitind hi, donna and
30 cares English, zls i , ti , Ameriasn Bag., and Sta 3 .- _ ... „
.. -,' - Flab . elplstai•„„_'_ - ".... ii •i•2 0...... .
t o Eneprlopcedias, far. Weald and a6t ruttnlMl tr cl al _.,,,,..
,
And valuable etandard work, in the swine. at.- TIC, CaPtJ Pazkinsorst BALTio,CaPt A
partments of literalism science, and the OW, Ap t
I lltsi,dLoci,gitsLxiLANß,,
uipst. c. i zt... al.. ere now
and elegantly illustrated books, Among which are
IiSITSBUB4II AND.BROWN.O:4IIII3.
vPiandid 1 ... ,04 "16.3, p 1 •TC",•,'"Ad [Moil- - The chonace boat •• with honts , the ililekumgehell
works; 6" Bibl ' i l 1.. ° 14 e' Books e d "" iP7 wharf t7 - 3,7 - iiilAßlidmatalrueo'c loal tp realsel y .
don. Pafthl3 o .l 43ol Peig , . to ld 5 ' 4 ' ti l er e n 2 gswengers wilt take gurEaucoseasakratom ,.
or the hoe gram* lata l Ti Pae el 1.E . ,,,.,,,,,..... 1 ,.%. • vUlwtta,pteirlersP:bl,pgdiabbnhoWesta of I.
post, eat ood jade POPell etwelaMl :`...". ""--. glaluagint. and-Ohio .-Itallroadi at •Curnberlaud, atilt
\
manorandeui hcokriela- .I*." • " - `-' lacer .A. - bt., amiarllaallitilldal.k nu lt." o *
Ti. be sold et 'Auction, trt, 'the woe" No 115 Weed 0 . t _ ,__
_,
evening _ .
... ea
street, between Fifth sonetarnd Vifyin alleysecuunnav, k4ljr-2.2=0;141.D. D... re . Pam'
. .
clog at early candle tight this (111o0day) lwel'unki Mi. p.,,,,,,i,,mtirr, sg . ,:kshraine; only as hewn
,711 t, and ID COIIDZILIe every evening until the otth:sle , . . . 7,...„ , . , . wags
mock is gold.
Cataleptics clay baboikand the books ire now trek; Pres"?
_i____Elahlithla PbilltdeaPbAlioass ,
dy tor examinautan. lotd.r. and
. gentlenten• aro invo , r , t.
.„.•
elth7ri.twiln..o 0awk,,,..,,e.t._
led to call cod examine them dat ing the day.
The hooka are new and warranted perfect, and•will day _,Y ew o ,_ ill_
„30_,._-__.Ptin,,enears_____,....bY 111011lall_t,,__avy‘ufo
be sold without - We least reserve to Illurbighcat•biddch La5!...,,1,0!...LF!..._15,11°0aL.::...,,1±M,Frf1/
1.. ell
Terme, cash—Purchasers to .pay. fora . : take away 5.:47 , ... .40, th e fat
their bonito the day follOwiligjelmchiste.,i
DAVIS,4I.O. _ r0... ... 5. .. . h....h.ia .
of
either ‘ . 40....ti0u
prima
my •'' ' I Read: bctafelM BallimaN , ind'FAhiderphl atull th e
- ---,------ " I I pHvitigi'd otoppi4e+H Came d . 4
' and misturdng their scats at . kisure„,, eh 'c i
tend tOperloca lill travel , ",',4•olily please "i 7
~""-'^"."------------..----7-7-77,'
caiue° .p the iai ::: l l,A AF.r°P14.41*.19.r. ow Coseb•
- .., Me r to• ire =a on
--tHEAT,RE.. - ,
L. : . P i . . 4
,• - _ Sart , at a 11..",rvi11n. 1 it„tetherefore important for
titag'o4 and lisdkatOr ...c . 1...... ,Part5 _ • T. ,' • P kV's. 5.1 theirireke4hice*.goitig WI board
Antrum aim Sinai Maracas . W. IL Muir. oldie bosh c . '" o ,r, o ak., -pai m oop l hospienze, water
. . . elmellnt `...ft Charles awe, Wood at, Pittabisrgit.
tr The Manager has the honor of auhatt o . MBA
~._ •_apri.,,,dg,,, , J. plopsgougs, „%.„
MSS A. HORNER, the papnlas DZIDACIDIt, RDO wet I p•• ... ____ .._ _
appear twice daring We evening.
Alr. W. H. Crisp as Capt. Bamboo:le.
,Hraaobeo:
Saresnsg Balms NAT Ig—
BAMBOOZLING. .
Caps Bamboozle PIIVW.II. Crisp.
Six :illumining* MS; .A.reliez.
Daily, with a song 5...
Dim A- 'loaner mill ass„kallea tvttlppesrnPee Sa the
ealebnilia_
fiong—qte Gla r es mmor.• 41f. Murphy."
bY the Mallets Wood._
The
giglit.d Fling mill beezeontodby'lllits Bonner
Ta colmAni* with ihn - Itituus• Ihb
BORBBBB OF TLIII.1114CE: FORM
Melbep Itly Wood:
rnderi ei !'"' , • Mt. Pri°'
ANY NMII.CNANT in the city rastnring the
maim of a yonog manta enAcfitte Dry tioods
or GrocerisS line, may' find a pe.rson every way non*
Sod and trustworthy, acd labors =Oral t Slimier and.
Cosiness capacity is sustained by testimonialashe rtent
unexceptionable and accpeotable, Pie 656 addma , D.
J., ease of J. P. Llopev_r.... 2 :.•Ovii
ERSQ:4B edltung to hove the n bosses covered
eneh the dR v a.. onl q
_a m t.
with the undersigned, "tete nre rtew 1,)!
and in.
fill all orders la that boa, at th j e i =e c t v o&ni .
the eernLitProv .drnicv. IO wood Ct,l
=Wed t
D FotrgalL-50 birth 'titre. quality; .53 daa &oak
' J
bY
• " Woad at
milk • • •
lii,Acmr-4401bsrieterlerod, snow; 1,000 do sug:r
D e ared do; pier irb saw mad Shotldats, 3 .
b • • "mill •4:1) , WILI. A R.
~+). : kl. - Z
(M *-i'i:',''.
. . ,
'D A I.L Y
rrell kupsork Ilnit of eplensll,4B7 =rill. ..„,
era a now combated bf die ler - boa
liedtand fairilehed, and MO pommels bows on the
waters bf the 'Meat. Every aecotainodadentifid crew —...
fort that money Fan procure, has beenprovided he pas
' senora. The lice bee been in aperanon ftir Eve yens
--haii tarried .million of people Il u ttut: t ie loran
o lulu;
%.Ziritirerl;jhrirTg yreviot=7llo.ll,lll3,. farts reCey n
ire o
ollnetre= thee'plraVntrteirga=';aelftn.
--. y
advance. .
..-.. ,_
,
, . SIONDA'I' VAOSETI
it„ — _,.._
Tee-ISAAC NEWTON,.. Captain': ,tie btu, will.
leave Piitabrugh every Sundyywriuning d , FrigeM„
Meellst2 every aminy eNentl. 3 3 At 10 , r• Of
MeT
DONDAY PADEN:T.
The MONONGAHELA, EabLEronsivi*.leave ?Mr
burgh every Monday morning at 10 crilltem.rieeling
every MoMay everting at 10 r. N. .
TITZ9DA4 PAC '2's. i %
The HERNIA No. 2, Capt. S. ,ICurri. will
leave Pillabingh every Tuesday Warning W.lO ereloo
Wheeling every *Mending evening at 10 C. se,
• --- ----
' WEDNESDAY VACIKEY..
The NEW. ENGLAND Nd. 2, .Eapt.l. l ,,,Zeitag, will
leave Pittsburgh every :Wednesday rare* at IS
— ,, v 1r; Wheeruig every Wedsleada emenlacid tor. II
FA,ioMMlWitgi
18R-3tdahcplilied Putt 4 d,llolOlorc Shad;
Honing;
10 dad* 10 do No 1 ; SI ard3 Matt,:
etei; l ewe smoked l&llibur,, ,211... bra Lullloi
Hari for, se& by • 0010, D.WlLLldtigs; -
• 101 alt cholla 1101 do; 4 carlrioi
don fiyllll• 6 dd Sll - real ra_ - . G40:,,,id0
eatttlev.s ,r.doiVi4egt Kosraa.e i
' .
7 1.0 3T 0RS fa. - 1).9,P 1 91.-54 1 / 676 1ri
pleadeicalltor owner.
......nL4.11.1%400155'&
alritll4 d 4.71 , —. 1init 'tied iti.trer isitzpvL
"'AVIZIKIIOI4:IANI>ICM,,,
*lwt reed a11a67
0- ,-- • •
WIC t&ZPOADIMM'S
7 ,
TIWPOOLES , 4IW W Co! sale by % ,:
imaw mach. I,2ECANDLNWS
..11170racia4s---9 " • .
~....r).„:41,71 c 1. • , 'WICK itrAIICANDLID39... ,
l ' e arEfla l at:
Cirri EZ 4 1.7-43 bpi v 114 4,
WWI ttIiraANULESS
01r,,T,E,T7:6.1;1701 . 1'5, .
oast - ct •
ac! sF4 B
&Time.: I I
A RE:42i3w*: isielvi4 si very large suck of fresh
.Lyst Goals, of - freest parra andimmr*ti- onth
they„ , ailltelkiollse.maths stsveh FT Os OS cannot fall
terstreehtlre-sathifsatistr. ,
City aryl gagaul Wercianks, hit:lied: set' chit loss
szazaste setr,:trvelsttbtara rdisethigs&higeulmfc.
• PIHHE.. xesitsbma•Wecon rut Mom,
./41011.0pbtsztd.kor oda by r
. JOHN .WATT lb Co, lAbyt4Yr.:
PTSMAIRHNTINEtt4Sbbis ch—cJoardaroust
Mt 4 1 , 10.0#4 T 0. 07. • i akrrEt. •
RP1.1::041544 lippp,taarsortello_f_Tßla. by
' ' " V.°33'141.:rt4:1;774111'5i;'
I TAMEWR4l,lDiClEVlO_ni o lo e s ksellee hZ. la tt i
IF a .Ib #' ll :' 2 & 2k / riesholi sza tank )/ Beet s
Valuable =1.e... ' an - s
Is theclifiellsctepermentsWeLispehrea, 'which ha b,
vispsted fa set) &Ayes+ ieelbtrzet I be obtained in le,"
• &ebb' and Contbeelial-Boolis,qte43elh 1120;
sines sra.NewessPers, imPOgeargsh
The OM OranT 11.,i.1651 artrtripirpli.
.P0 11 ..._ la
••Eci - oh •nd Ame=• . "'"Zar's 'fonalbei
intelsis )3,sstehe ethers to , 11.4tir
4w; in d...eut bp WITT to ateatte ?my Caen for
tiostsiEsgsvf4rr-mtlit/0"1:4-skivisr04
• •---LoR • " Ealice, o 44 4 e
tPit ,:
6 c i na lm T Ain4 Ittrwit
- , Atde mim I tee.
woo 013mot,Chter Constable.
loam ilaxpowEr,Asideant, .
IVIU ostowl st caY halar,do melt, whin IR.,
BACON -703 lb* Of Dam Te.eld sa for •
a & w nazsaualt, •
7lwamtaod.akoatli
S T 14; AM. .110 A.
CIVAOII4NATX-& MTAIIIV464,
w ~ ,~,
.r_ „ ~:
TIERIitiDAT 10.41.1011KET.
The BRILLLa C.PI.RILMITZAT h at t s
re g r t 4 ' 4;l 737 4 eva1% 10 ?. 14, • '
• P.II.OILESTa i
• The CiLIPPEIL No. a Cap. Pam Thrvaaririll leave
pire,aaritt every Friday wirrd,lri as .01Velealii*Thee,
fob every Friday evexung arle r.s . •
.
NEW LISBON AND PITTSBUINDI 'DAILY LIND
OF CANAL AND DISANPACM B ,
mail 41,.
''''',4lllllllW-PW11".
(vu. ar...soovi;,) '
.7-
Leaves Pittsburgh daily, at 9 o olook; A. sp, airier
finial Glasgow , (Month ortke Sandy and Beans Ce
rullo at 3 o'clock, and New Lichen aril,' nun nighL
Len Vet New 1.1..ti0n at 9 o'clock, P.:14.41911kbe1k ne
trip camel untie river during the night,) anfi'Glassoes
at 9 o'clock, A. M., and arrives at .Pinstorgh at 3 r.
''ML..—thus making a CiltitillSCHll Um:l%w carryingpar.
linen and freight between Maw -Alabaman Mr
burgh, In none, time run at less nun than by any
other route. ,
Its PeniuMtnn. ofthis Line Baia tnittertnre of In.
forming the pardie that Mailman fitted nplwro knt clan
Cann Broas,for the aceortnnoMon. apnoeas= and
&sight, to nue in connection ' with the will know*
steamers CALEB COPE and BEAVER, am! enact*
ing, el Gingow, with the Pinsbnigh. end Mein.
a nd and other daily Win of steamers down the cm* ,
1 and t o riven. The proprietors pledge Onnest
selves to spare no or treablo 'to ignore com
fort, safety amt disp= l . ask of Martina darn
of then pettwoAke.._
AnTIIOIII2ED AGENTS. ..
G. IG. 'BARTON,
A & w.-neltakuori, ritt,
IL HANNA, t. Co.
J. IIARBABGII& Co. tilatilakalA
.
Nell'lCS.'-.The steamer BEAVE, dukes Es*
r, wtll have after this mdse. ias.Welltrllle palmist
; at 9 oteloek int& austaiap - .tela
4.l.olatzgkr & Louisville rieollet. lame 1
FOB CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE.
Th!a , !tegti o neac p , 'ZileA ,
Hulep t rnu or, 00711 leare. (or Oen.
Interesedune pent ink Viredeee.-
.
degitiet et 10 o'el
. e:1 t v .r. ,: i i., 4..,
or
u. ...
. r g "PIALBMBJB.Wi:%ON BC*,
my 7 GEO B - BILBEW."O,-.'. ,
EITOSIIIMOR AND lot SIOLVE neur row .
1 • • .. , Thezew axl ipigokriscp•sr,
-,..r.,73-.. , , 0. , ,% .... • •
I -- '.- • MasPrvaare..4. irtj,cinotn
nit
1 ruid end Lenity:lle elk It , . ~ , .
, coclock, i 'A.. AL. Vet Selgttl.9rO up ! 0 7,1"..
Ite - - latemtwor..WlLSO Ar ",
VW, 11!..TE
TOZIJILIIINIPLT PUS=
r p • IWROIIIAND HO C . - ifouol6 - ' , -...
Theestombour, , ~..,. ',-: --.
IT _Elk..,'• -- =
.44, 11 1 CR.. ;N. .ic,ilesvip.rituiuith
4
..........., .sntli.ordixt, P. n, •
f.t.E..... 11110 .. 1, 11 ..4 .ZSA6..,}Seeter,:ilate's \
Lexulleg,liew 1 derder' ,Sisteisyllle,Tatre )
Landing, Panutzo("l, l 4-_, sesta Landing, ,V.fteSll., .'
p1e.9 0 02 o..rer.e l s_ 3l .;.t'unt.4„Point ISumar, PAW
0 0 . 1 ...frgkaPte.IY.'4 . -tOckleg,s4l/ 0 0 1, 41 1 . 1 1f ' r
' 11 .....' • 4— ....".70.' Heekuiport,elery/Sellage
1 at 3 eelbeki
__P+M: Slatietts en n 4 16,0 -,
ruing lha i r.atip,a peri,ot Omi4bove tens 6. ,
Ira l :Vv,4 , ==e,„,„ .. us - c,ln be silts to'
toy la ri',:,nibarth 6ttSuednye,l43lAttit,dey el K.,
~.' T ..eptiblie Yitirdepenldtpoi ildirtatetSttiputat Sil
n , ,.e . inde iitniric the low.watet Itrisek. : ES.:llei•
1601:dini!rcr mat, •
.s E cgdaktruipPla P 4
sate
ir,,IOIU_ST:L9 7 a3
4141 , P a 4 1 . 4 46
• AE:Viqe*ll .leaTa
fee 6.0 abOve ,sak Pam
every leesday, as 10 o'eeeti 1047.7 — 7Y
Tor Vie4ol el VI/4 g. r aPPl T 4hei Zuv.4. ti6w
iniiutu9t stqab-M:EarAtia BT. Lam
• • -.. 1 patseager.
I •:•'• - aierand - . V";M: 7 141.1 t,
•?•••""41.14;:i
A. Ment'llr;s4 moils" 1/111 leave tor
I,lfr e n-
etloo
rakiD
aty=andAraboxinti# steiligter
tor ni
'Tee, 1 0,1
,Til , kvetivtreu Pi r
mbargb
+p ort.:fitl rare ; Piwbnrgh
bent.
.- .. E9k":A!pasTrit....uttreiNtimm --?--
itsiT,lllTzv setatengx summer
'Teriditfttzsttiiwitt lea /tor the above
Ittnateeplethseepatte Ota day. Wed
t„,4 c i 4 jora . ti 3a nat'Arelork., ttle.
a t i rA l ia - 01;18 "18
. - The tineesenmer , • , '• ';'1"
h. ~. # 6,.. ~..t , t g ND
.:f.47 . 1 ... , e 4_ .. 9 , i,fe T ,
.1 . 0 ....rta i„.0 ,. i r ,..,,, t , 4 ,.. 5 ,,..,0„„..„„2.....
,it
lietidert endlbtaidaye, at 1.0 A:* ' . -'":
_Fs! freight. or : passage, npnly on.beiia." . .opt? ' 1:: , : , , ,,,, , , , ,
•
mt,v, — cfv .1;:,=,.ifx41.. , P?T' , , 4j
.
,v•6,iit k irof, master, zkulsan si ei ier i ,- 9. : !,
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