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    THE PMSBUMItf GAZETTE,
ruausiam rye I,vat,TE er. co
PIT TS 11,11 Teo lip
FRIDAY MORNING:, JULY 13. 419
ThuV• Prrrnernan DArbk publlthed
E43-Weekly, and Weeilv+The DeLly in Seven
Doll¢l3 pet annarni the Tri-I'Vekly Five Wier. per
annum; the Week!) ti Two Doll per . ennnm, mica,
it advance.
irrAnvmrtaras are earnosy.:Tionestcrl to band in
atetr favors before 5 r. -pa catty to tt....c ear r.
practicable. Advernacmentanooasetted for a apart
led time will Invariably be:eltaVted neul ordered oat
_ • .
tIITIMISONIG ANDFINV3IX6 TICKET
w=g4,
WILLIAM lIASLEI7, Vl3utler County.
Assnrinx,f
HORT. C. WALEER, El(4beill Borough
/mix MILLER, of StlitfAiiirgh.
' CALEB LEE, of Plasbgb..-,
•
WM. ESPY, of Lower gi
susiiikr
01ERTER CUR7IB, 074
9gfrgh.
raorgoafira*l,
a GEO. O. HAYS, of UP(
Th u 4
JOHN MORRISON,twO r4r ekhony
coacerilatono*
JAB. WITCir Ocebilos
cagOn.; ,.
WM. M. mi HURS,Pr
Acf,rroa, - ,
JOHN DYERS of F161"Y;!...:
For Local Aa • next
Na laszt page far:Tel4:graphte News
The long letter we prllisl+-day, (roman Lon
don Thries,giving a graphic picture of the ;Lilt of
affairs outside of Rome,innd p. the French Camp,
nt the latest dates, will ampitgeprry a perusal. It
is the most vigorious description see
have seen,aod now when thiiitiblir mind is Keen
ly awake to the events; takitg place before the
walls of the Eternal Cilj, it,zsill doubtless be de
voured with a te e n refsh. :; : Niffe beg :ease, how
ever, to airmen oar e4e darseni from the opin
ions of the write,,. With them we have no feel
lag in common. Oui'aynigiEliiis are with the
brave Roman defendelq,whO7we hone, haseore
this welcomed these milt less:lnvaders to "hospita
ble graves."
It is probable that tht a-IMO paper which con
tains this account of th 4 stlexit appronehes of the
French to Rome. henirilintAt ini with 25,0013
diera, and hidden entreuchnilnts, as some unfcriu
nate animal is claspeetin thir. folds ota lion Ocn
structor, will also contOn thf-telegraphu: account,
by the expected steamer IsilUgrara, of Ito rrsult of
the contest. We hail ocircely a gleam of hope
for tho brave Romans; brit td trust the Retiobhc ,
if perish it must, will fait in niblaze of glory, righting
to the lost, for !brie in4crta* rights--“life, liber
ty, aid the persuit of limp in}`"
American Sympiiihy;nritli itar.cibilean
aomfi
• ••
From every part °tour widely extended coon
r.: the exclamation of hea?jfeit sympathy for ;he
Roman Rept*lic, gdes op. and abroad. Were
Rome within reach ofiSour ithores, more than 50,•
000 brave Americans Would rush to her rescue,
from the assarin afteck 'of the French. They
would teach the French irtyark•rs a lesson which
would not be soon gergottigh. We copy a few of
these expressions of*mpAthy, and ask the par
ocular attention, to theta, cit.the very reverend ed
itor of the "Pittabuogiii Catitolic.” who seems to
have need that someone teich him the first prin
ciples of the iloctrinei'Of *lnati liberty.
At a large meetingXeld 4 Isserprwl,seeSquese
for the city and cout*of iladelphin, on the 4th
inst., called to expres,n2 he sipapathies of the peo
ple "with the cause cil . treo - om in the Old World,"
the following resolutinfis wire passed:
"Resintioi, That we:regret:that the Frencli Con
stitution should have maidenie term of her Presi
dent so long; that his2l*s ifireachery become ir
reparable' and drive 4 rnattilened people to revo
lution, and that the *lna of Louis Napoleon, in
sending an army of fegulak.aolthers, hennas the
name, bat without 1e Ettarts, of Ftenchmen,
against the Republiedf Rhine, will forever stamp
Dim in history us the licariat• of -Liberty, the Rene
diet Arnold of the wig' 41.. I.
Resolved, That In #e ePttest now waging be
tween the Roman pestile isio the tyrants of Eu
rope, we do not tobiald a aliliktest against lolignon,
or [aims of relignotterifielieklbt to battle fought by I
three millions of Creel:One, Ent the right of sell-gov
ernment.
Resolved, That to dany4o any people, an env
pretence, the right of self-gpferoment, is to avert
that the Fathers of our IterVbhation were assaanns
and traitors, worthy Of theficaffold nod axe, rather
than the love end veueratiO of mankind.
Resolveii, That thnsightaif self-government can
not be overprwedi It in!iiiore lovely than the
choicest creations ar.itrt,: - ;IN in more costly than
grand old temples: ofrixicrt?reniiwn than traditions
of empire, or Slcerggitai'awat —and that if the
Punic invaders from Istria violate the liberties of
the sister Republic afi7tornit, we hope they may
find, in the Eternal Cif', aaecond Moscow."
A large meeting assembled on the same day, in
Harnaburgh, in this Efate, 'for the same plumose,
that of "expressing qctppaylly with the Republicans
of Europe, now striviig ro f liberty." The follow
ing, among other resolntion'a, were premed:
Rewired, That we'%anribt consider the inter:,
;once of the govern:s=l6g France, under Louis
Napoleon and rue ad4Orienir With the affairs of rho
people of Rome, in nYiy Oilier light than as the act
of a tyrant, regardlesa.fif tSe rights of the people.
and of those principlet by',,lirhion he w as placed in
his present position, •
Rensitvicf, That regard the works of the
French army upon thdrittiof Rome, once the seat
of the greatest Repirtilie xm earth, whose soot
seem animated by thS; reotillectioa of its nneteut
glory, by which the !ilea ltf women and children
have been yeoparded,and tree Roman citaens
slaughtered, for no o uter reson than net in self
defence and the cause ofthi)aertv—the city despoil
ed of the finest specianenn6f architecture and of
tie arts and aciences;:tia one of the most ruthless,
barbanc. and wicketloclaitir the age, which .U'L
forever disgrace its pyojeciti . ics and the ,nunander
who obeyed and exegutsitsuch a wicked and in
human order. ;/, a •
At a meeting held on tile same day, the ever
glorious Foorth, is the citttif Washington, the kl
lowing resolution Were t adopted by .euelaura
tion:
Whereas, we we Xes n. American cid -
zee.. on thin anntretaarycof Arn..rihn Indepeu -
donee in front of the;liallg. of Coupe.. at the Cap.
itai of the nation, w- ginc4 embrace the occasion
to express our Kendall sympathy with the strug
gling republican. of *trope, an.l puitißh to the
world our determination to • aid them by all lawful
and honorable meamit.
Be it. therefore--
Berated, That thkßepOblmans of A meriea aenil
greeting to the Repuidicatis of Europe, and cheer
them on in their gighOCl4 - 00iCLI with despotic
power. .
Rertdved, That 'while . : ice recency:cc the ent
breathings ofthe 9P ii ektiberty, in the putrictat
sentiments uttered! by
_c!kl: . brother Itepabheans
across the waters, we haiin heard, with peculiar
delight, the prophelie rim of Kossuth, the Pa
triot Chief and PresidentFiaf Hungary, in the.
wordr.
"Standing Ern on, he eternal law of the uni
verse, that whosoever avadeth himself of per3ury
nod injustice, himself prepareth the way that ju,
tine may triumph; I. Swear' that my prophecy will
be fufilled; that the ;freedom of Hungary will be
secured by its invasion bylyrdute."
Reaalee4 That we; too ; !lave a firm belief In the
fulfilment of this prwptmeif and, however the mil
lions of the Autocritt;ofatfluia may Key.' against
the gallant Hungartyn e, and them brave allies fur
a time, truth, ranee, and!:. liberty triumph in the
end.
Resolved, That wt.' raid 'with astonishment,
nay, even with loathing, detestation an d'slutme,rhe
invasion of the Reptiblicanyhf !Lome by the amnia
ally Republican GofernnitYmt of France; and white
we express no opinitr matt the ecclesiastical hear
ings of the question at stale, and much regret he
hasty and ill adviseo measures of come of the poo..
tensed leaders of theirrenel people, we cannot and
will not tor. deutthr tqalhe voice of the blood
of eight hundred Roraims,Plat cries to us from the
ground.
1 .. ,
Remlad, That if Otir wdrds of cheer shall roach
the Roman patriotatAto h., struck for their rights
1 and the rights of men, wecall upon them, in the
name of the God of .tuir killers, and in the name
of that liberty which theye fathers won for it,,
# . against such fearful-udds,„siven ro nuttiest - ma to
1 - their misguided invaders, even though ,he walls of
the eternal city toe Jevellja to the dust-
Resoltrd, That welecodimend to the patriots of
I Amerita, of all parties, all gents, and all condittons,
to assemble and express their sentiments at this
•
crisis, and to proceed at once, by voluntary can
tle-buttons, to raise lisnd transmit such supplies,
provisions, and clothing, es may be necessary to
secure the complete *lctotg of the Republicans of
Europe.
1 RssoluatThat we eXtrdießy approve the wise and
• Ittdielous policy of the Anterican Government, in
preserving a strict rid:Mint aeutrality between the
different combatant,n2naansuch as it is the policy
pursued and recoOleaditel by 7ffssuisoros—
Friendly relations ,frith alll entangled alliances
with none."
Resolved, That UM:editors of oar country, of a ll
parties, am reepectfally requested to meert these
resolves in their cofiftrins and that comes of the
mine, signed by thO.Pret4e. nt and Seocetory, be
I forwarded to the vatittins 'nisi:mations engaged in
• aiding the Republicetteauso throughout the world.
These will maw* Tor iti present though there
i . . ~.
are pi.,,,q, more o f 04 . gay;
. tp sort. The deep sym
pathies of Americauclmaiiill with human liberty,
have spontatmouslyixishitl i forth at the attempt of
France, backed by the desirous of Europe, to crash
the Roman Republik. whey 'cannot stand in
different, and see three in 111 ons of people, who
have thrown off ibite;'eciaatical oppression of
1 1
. ages, again cznalted*deilhe iron heel of abso
Ua.
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OV ',BOOK TABLE.
"A tAsir;ergat /,',ironerrsecirtg aer.v.tterr--C.o.2ip
ing topograPhicatOtatiaticali and other information
0(411 the more 01pertaat plaies in the lan , "
imet the nrast recentand authe Tie sources,
by Thos. BLldwi4, assitted.by several 'cab. , Pa*
tiemen. To which it added an spoelidts, con
laming mot that ten thousand additional names.
obichy of tiie ern It tdowns and villages, etc., of the
United Busks ah 4 Merles. Zighth edition, with a
ioppleme4 giving the pronunciation Of near two
thousand nlimes,),esides those pronounced in the
Original Wrist, foipting in itself a complete venal,.
Ulm of geographical pronunciation. Philadel
phia, By E H. goiter, & Co:"
This is an eztr'emely uncial work, especially in
these timetiof telegraphs end rail roads, sild -
luso progress, sit:d polit.cal commotion, when un
heard of ohlues stre constan tly Corning up. We
nare givet4the whole i,tle,page, as the best de •
seriplion oflhe Niork.nSold by Kay Co, Wood
street.
SILLIMAILL JO4.NAL.—Tc American Journal of
Science anil Arti, for July, 1849, presents an in
teresting table 4 cont Ants of elaborate e&entdic
original art oles4nd e groat mass of eseeedniady
interesting;eie4fic intelligence. W. W. Wilson.
Market stiet,nogunt for the work.
Trio Jguirsla gIIIIONICLE, for July, will he found
inidtactivigto alt:those who have an interest in :he
Christiantin tiotia that anc.ent people. Elliott
English, Wood agents.
To "be Council. of Plttsburgla.
,
much ot,tho'!ern that tear
been hereithus tar, has been along the mu, of the
Ath.Strectftout or Pennsylvania Avenue, may it
net lee weVto Insider why It 19 no—to inquire ,i
there matinot lie some leading cause. F•ir ors-,
believe attire 5.,;.• tendenefet which haaten, per
haps eyed; eiusla, the manifestations rir devel
meets of Ike dit r ease, and in I wi-h to
direct yocir attetionmesely tonne matter, which
1 constdet!o'hAfriurh a tendency an suchiending
Conic. the condition and use :Jibe run ,a
the holloekalook the ',slit hand aide of the road, as
you go o4t. Tee smile run Seethe tiding or cove.-
ice in shat portion thereof which toucher we
road, vonfiarellow laying gown a sewer. This
run isnTiirto filthy place, end used al - nr, its
whole leltth,-Ori that side otthe rond. For almost
every dir,y, fluky purpose. I believe every Let
that is belt ntnen..through which it passes, has its
privy set`n";, p Somehow 011 or. near it—all the nous,:
truck is ttrecild into it. There ere several:lunch-,
ter houslc on it, the filth whereof is c.:: -oat (10,1 It
I:; also is-4.an7l,ry or two, a glue factory, brewery,
and per4tpu some othrktings of this load. 'fees
run, ihnsqited‘, 's yearly all uncovered and expos
ed. In etneept heavy. rains, it overilowx, and
darns ulil,ccrtiiionally, and thus spreads this truck
oloig oueithir bank. What, in the natural current
of the rufl,.ddes make its %vizi , down n. is m .i turn
suns blosie,a trhek again up the bn o bw, by eh
strong nn.rrent of 'e that most sla's
Up iL
it theo no. remedy Far Ibis thing? It al
In the city hams. Can you an nether, tt.
!war arm., it!: As the guardians, cot mealy cl . thr
generntliockets not of the general health ut the
city, I rateOw you have much to do. Ant ytm should
be men for the tlrne,s, tar these epidernN• trine-.nod
erislesvOt to see to th.s matter also. With the eat •
respoodget “Z," in Tuesday'S Gazette. I apprehend
we are riot done with the. Chi !ern here yet. It may
batsc f tilt tiOn us in greater strength, ere :nog. t.
ta , tiltr4f tOkottle GUI= tunnel-spat thnt Oirect;On.
but this. will an for the pre.seui.
Lettercram Gen. ocott on the Annex.-
.? I: (lon of Onnadn.
•
We ftbd the following letter, from the her , <l .
Lundy'siani. in the Pldladelpl... Ne.ro, of yes
terday:
, Won Paovr, June 'd
My Pear 6ir , —Tht•-itewil from the rtirltameol
of Great Britain, thi• inernine. most. I think. in.
Create theahlreontelit Of on; ne.ettrtors t.n the i tot
et .31de 41 . the. St. Lawrence and the Lake, re.t n.
Igoe; rata that those di 4 content. w .1. in a tow
Vehra. !dad lb a separat , On of the Canada,. Now
artiasat44r, 20u., ke, from toe mother country.
seems eguali. , l probnble: •
Will snosesProvinves Irfra themselves into an
independent tnt.r.o, erlseek - n conurvon with our
Lilian I tlUnk rol, probability 13 greaov In favor
of the Ifttee: lo flip ludginent, the interests of
hOih 51435 tiOnltl he much( promoted by notie.o
- Provinces column . into the I . nnia.,
I on:equatrterres with our present thirty States TOW
Gee natigatk% or the St. Lawrence is a;reeirly of
unrntnite tritortanee to perhaps n to•rd Of our
present.bopu..atson, and wbubl ne of errs: value to
the reruiindtr. Ah b r annexation, two Revenue
; Cutters,:beloiv Quebec.; wotila Fine u• a better se-'
runty igrousl saiugghog, Qum 37 000 custom horse
'rapivyeco, saying aim; the tine that separates to
from the,'Bri h Possessions in our Continent.Ll
sna wOtachtua.uted with that lute, and know
a - rtot d4al Ot the intercom and cAlorneter of the
Pnovirdal.s. Thetign opposed to turorporoung
with tps arty' thstriet densely populated with the
Mexicali race, I should he most happy to trate,
nine with. 10130. northern and north-eastern neigh
: Lots.
What:malr he the view's of our Eo.ent.ve guy.
einment on -the subject, I know nuaointels noth
itaf, betsl think I cannot err no .toloo tent two
otii people would revive at the to. .1,-
e.11.i01.1,1010 38e utaer toted Omni iTrecloo its !tent
rat,. 4.
Uirt I me enposed to env underhanded
weasel' dQ our purr, is favor n' tne measure or
any othitr art c' hod :„oth toward °rent Brnain.
flee go4d .11 my view of the matter. is tardy
.ievond b itrAt of the Proxinemla themselves, sod,
thet theNrKer would soon Milo./ initer—,m
-sldermithetire•Lent temper nod cOndilion of Ctirlr,
temlottautiot be doubted.
. The I,oregoing views. I have long been in the
113elt 011eigreentrig no eCliVernottoc, I roe inelli
10 you fpr stabs!. they may be a - Jr:a
?huh:Oily fount.
WIN FIELL) SCOTT.
Choleral. Record.
The. St. 4. , eptibliestn, °Vise,' 40 say,
THO.EEIITd.—AIS yet we have te - , better
OtWS Its gtt our readcra. Toe fr.ehilti: ',sec
• , 1 our muds( is red a`tating . . Tne relent,. to the
Ulty 14cost.4r yesterday, (or Toursday, shtests rho
roturn Of eLoccu Cetueuttes, Lew a.; but Lou,
the E.tia, Ut..ted Holdout, limy are as
a fir ColincLory 38 la all. :32 of cholera
114 v Giaeo • 2ti 23
Geljiain, ;Old) ' 25 " I i '•
(`goolia, ~New)' 5 " • 4
(?4,11:11,1: PI-a. SD •• 1.2 .
,LiVin4cnt 19 ' 11 8 - • ~
,'•i_eloo4er•au '•
loil:Irri•a 4 - 4 ..
'a, Q•arch 3 ~
104:a•kia . 2 " 2 .:
;mat 155
Te 1615 alt incrtate on the day pre clon, stud
we featispn what wo conk! :earn troie Physt
mut tt'lltl (*berg, that Friday wu., a mill trinre
fatal dtv. =Tin weather column. , worm, wilts
stincrefil at 'thou inter /alb : the Farreln are muddy.
that dvsrilroga, clothint, altd cccry thing damp
and todningtro ritnu;d; tliettmogphere hca, y CO
ellerVitcylg to the saateet. Wittist tine rtate of
thingavntii/oc., w ',now not what to hope r,r et•
pact. ii
Alt-
fraer qf a la te.l 'laud
NATCRES, J tine i. I>4 9
ThisPinourge hoe produced ant to toll producing
frightlitt toilock among the rept, on wine plan
ununtt.lhe losa hop been 75 per erni. ea others
ut4cia:4lrionf ;i7—nod on very Inv; le. then
15 per'.g.ent; The tutu! 10.{, on 'h.. phmtntaona
of rnyiii end family-1d Stark blend Reach—
amou*d fu 106 ou • the 22d ; JO3 of them of
cholerV If n 001 1 mop there, I will have In.
red by rthen o greet canny other 4. It her
Woo i,irmipim. fur 52 days, a very unusual pe
ziod. .•• .
At N MI- . Mamie piece, heioW Bat. Rouge, It
appeated March •arid remained . I,or any., cud
eartieOutr;l out of 220. L epoettred vgain on the
12th of Perin, and npsto the 21 0 1, Lune day, 1 the
aorta - mi.:of sleuths.. reunited 740—rnikaig a lota into
of 100 ..putlaf22o.
. . .
At 'garsm, Illinois, down 'the 21 al, over 30.
Cases, itall.7 deaths, and the town alniont drrert
ed.
At Bitaai, on Friday, two deaths from ohniern
so rine.onle—the only eases during the week.
The teonaueror on the freight (nuns (non New
Haven !(o Springfield, Mass, died very end.lnaly of
eboierolon Friday lam.
At Albany. July 7th. 16 en,es and 'J den hx.
Al Montreal, Canada, July 7tb, one latal emu
At N . w Jersey the cholera sterns to ire raging
to a karful extent. 'At Kaign's Point five persons
have Ilted,out o 1 °tic family within the last Murat.
five dafAs , tieveralcaseahave also occurred at Egg
Harbori
In reigy to the many r.oraummcations addressed
to the iteresident of the Tutted .` '. late,, touching
nis eappcted Northern tour, ineluomg invitations
and enquiries es to the time ane„mute of hit Jour
ney, an too numerous to admit of a vpornie an
swer tal•each, we are requested instate that Inn rKt
out iimS or his departure and the route which he
may ezpedlent to tyke, WO neesnanly uttvel
and; .4 Indeed, that a Agontinued preying-nee of
the Ci4eys may renderA proper to abandon the
Journeknitogether. Hi. thank. are due to 'thong
airopallte bodies and individuals who ha no, in a,
tlcipatiem Of his lournee. Melted Min in vont pool.,
color pieces and favored him with the offer of their
tiospity. It will, afford him pica, rt• hp accept
such 'Mations as far oat he demands upon ha now
and oter' circumatancel May permit.— NatimMl
hittAgincer.
. The hon. Thomas W. Chinn of Louisiana, late
ly appOihted Charge d'Affairs of the United States
to the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. has been ih
this city:l(er a day or two pest, end proposed to
leave ttAo day ou the viliy to his place of ember
cation. Moat oatmeal: do wo trust that he may
ded hiesgeatth improve by his eta voyage.
Mr. plena is acoomhanloil in his mission,. as
privaterretary,by 511 4 Alexander Barroei, the
Bob of e former (and We larseriled).Senator from
LgiabditOm °Wulf, n4cticv-41rat.' bud.
THE FRENCH BEFORE ROME. I on the bastions, and the new Made battery on the .'
, Correspondence of the Louden runes. expesed platform of the MontaTmitacio, and whin
VILLA Pameatti, NEAR Roes, / the ground attack takes place, I hope from it to
Junel2. S see the fight, and give you the particulars. The
1 date my correspondence of to-day from thts positions now occupied by the French troops are
place, as it is the nearest point to the bastions of disitectly traced from thie:point You see the farce
itrane,where lam perfectly secure rem the bullets t of 25,000 teen distributed in so artful a meaner
of the def'enders of the Eternal City, and at the ; thflt every separate camp is eoneealed by the ine
eanie time able to observe all that IP going on in qualities of the ground from the look out at Rome.
the ramp of the attacking army or on the walls. A person standing on the bostions marmot see au
The villa is the property of the daughter of the enemy yet in the ' , rallies between the several lit-
Earl ofShrewshurl., and, beautified ne it hes been tle hifisthat limeplis view there are heroes and foot,
by her taste and the princely liberality of her hap- and anil,ery, without number, engaged in hostile
band. the head of the house of Donn. it iv a sad preparations, who in a few days will spring like
thing to find it now in the hands of a mass of tigers from their Innis. On my first arrival I had
French soldiers, alter having been, I may any, de- no idea of the number of men concentrated at this
va.tated by the partizans who, in the name of tree point, and it was only in visiting the several camps
door, hove token the liberty to convert no earthly in detail, each nestled between two hills, that I
paradise into n perfect waste. I MU., at the same became sensible of the total force. Some Of their
time, observe, for the honor of the French officers encampments are pushing within meeker shot of
and their men, that the Work of destruction finish- the town, protected by rising ground iv front
ed with the expulsion of the Mellara baud, end from cannon balls. If the'Romme were presided
that, though the nusehicf done by the latter cannot with shell in any quantity, neither could these
be easily repaired. the present occupiers are most ; tents be pitched so close, nor cold the work in
careful in preventing further outrage. The the trencher; be en freely continued no it is; but
In more ...It'd thou punitively .OJO red, this: in to say it is evident that no provision al that destructive
the walls remain entire, and no part at aban been implement hoz been made, and the French opera
burned or knocked down; but the furniture bons are greatly facilitated by that neglect. The
smashed to pieces, the pictures not oat of their Ville Santucci is distinguished from all others in •
frames, and touch of the ornumeetal garden , the same neighbfrhood by two immene palm trees,
tore in broken up. The pr.neipal mischief ins mdicntive, I hope. of the tnomph of General:Oudi- !
been done in the grounds and gardens; there mutt- not. Palnutos qua introit feral. You see them
hated statues and crumbling balliastrailee show the from a great distance, and rill enquiries for the villa
wanton love of mist:Met and several of the llama on the part of the stranger are cut abort by a rel•
trees, cut ea-ay (or no npparent use, prove that all • erenee to these verdant teatime:he. The habits
this violence had no other object than the destrue. ble rooms of the villa are on the fine loot, which
lion of propery. The French offiner who showed approached by anoutside 'staircase. Several
me over the ground., was aunt inden lit, and he other rooms are open in three successive stones to
assured me that the Commandereu•Celet had awes ; him who has the courage to squeeze his body up
the strictest orders shot not only In that V1J . ,11. amt the spiral staircase, and right glad he will be to do
in every other place oectipied by the tre .p. not the so, and profit by one of them, as Ida, if he has no
lc,: injury should he allowed to take place. The alternative between sleepieg on the bare tiles—
soldiers Themselves pert ;eiptite in this teeticz.and, for flonring la Oat ormhe question—or on the damp
ea far as I have time means of übserving pussies- around. timid the noxious exhalations from the Ti
through the wbole of the lines occupied by them. her. I h ave a lad e h ay f or bed, end my carpet
nn bieher damage nor been done beyond that hag for a pillow; hat I find oat that the hay is wet
created by the estableihrnent Of P• large camp la the and that the tiles are not quite so hard as flag•
midst rat around. devoted to agricl.l;tlira! purposes. stones.
I ,snort say wnether the pictures were taken from On my first nrrival, in munpany with a diplos
the cow vacant frames in the villa by Prince Dorn. ramie friend, t ;emirs! Oudinot had the kindness to
before he left Rome for Naples. or whether they invite us to dinner; but where to trash oar hands,
have been cut out by tho late 'weepier, al: i know or a room to change n coat io _ a wan
only later
is that the frame. now hang idly as slost the walks.. in the day 1 was put up the Spool of the spiral
and that neither a Titian nor a Guido iv to tie staircase—wan the question which no one could
Seta resolve. I applied to a vivandiere; she had a gal-
It war at this point, that, rifler the trite nrimstice tan of wine or r‘ bottle of brandy at my , apoard,
was ilenoun,d by General (Judi mat, !..t•tt;ities re. but not a drop of water. I went tea neighboring
intrnmenced. lip to teat period the lied been well, but it had been long since eghausted,turd the
okhrupicti ltv tat' Itonines, but as soon RS tat COI, empty bucket was lett in mockery on the Mink.— I
determ ned to approach the oity I passed from tent to tent, was offered wine in
in form, the possession of it became en absolute abundance, but water was not to he had. At
necessity for hint, or it combines the two adv.- length I heard a ISlOMar'll roles from the lower
trigeo iii being Very new to the walls, um! RI the story of a villa, and, peeping through a hole,' saw
same time , nimtervetnng MIL i.l o, tee'ed a good Samaritan in petticoats, who gave me a
from tile mint= ai the bionic,.. Oa Satiny rap of water to driok, a bawl of water to wash I
with, nod promised to make me a cup of coffee'
week lost, therenore. at break of day. two „damns
of num.' were directed against Ins 3 ',3a rattiPmli• every morning that I remained in the vicinity.—
and both mtrthing on opptiide lines, turned the Bless her heart' she is placed in my note book
oh , v liarrtende by who, hacan defended. without alongside Angela, the ,hook. who found me cut
having occasion to tire a shot. Some 300 of die l ets a L a at valleain during last
year'sn
Mellon brinds,oli•erving toe column adVancing eamnataa t h e m anna . , and. as I , nun
their right. tied t the tat, hut the; were bread and ,a. :,van in the carpet bag, my cones
. stopped on the le t. and the, w hole were mild , m !en, 1,0001 he reduced by famine, even if
prisoners. In the meantime, the florin vv.ir g van the town holds out another fortnight. The Gene.
w ithi n th e µate. , atti a:Oa:int:lt aI: “ ( rnn cal is its hompttable as this Villa Santucci will admit;
ringed t , th i n churrt, of St. Pane roles, and to but there ore numerous demands at every MO-
O, v a i emmt and torsi!, wriniii stand on the crest meat. We have two Ambassadora, a Duke. an
o r hO, neut.: .1! ne equal distance from the Admiral, and several other visitors tcsday, nil of
and the dobo"PiOnphlti A desperate atm , whom twist be provided for, and, though they leave
was ~,ninieneed by than no the Freer`. ' , tit the in the course rf the rt.:ant, a fresh batch will come
ri"er prevailed, nail the church nod
the two sodas fell in. their hand.. The firing
telt bt the basidnis si,.' the Perch
were cornet to r. ',artiste foe v.ilin above
mned, nut. am awe WI they were taken posarasivn
of from the WWII. IncV War.: again corned or the •
pot at of the barony . . Ti.. alternate snare. was
tape:tied tire tunes, lid at length one of the villa,
betng set tiro to try n h ith Wrre abanclOneil
by the rival partner, and there they now remain
ienaotleaa, being entivally exposed on one side to
the fire of the Villa Fainnhar, and on the other t o
that nt the bastions. The I:+s au ices , .1,1.1. r• was
coniuderable, and I caleillute ti.at Item. en both.
1 COO men. French and Hainan*, were put Ant do
ro•nlxzt. The 'Fr-nth were most exposed. and
consequently were severely cut up, but the•T light
troop. disproyed such wonderful ilebv.,y, and fired
with suet unerring aim, that ever: Fenian who
showed on any Timm wan instantly .bat down.
Tire French admit that the Rona,. fought with
equal surf and resclithon, that their eons were ad
mirably
...rata. and that nil that men c.muddo
namnitt aupermr tore, was done by them.
The church of Sh rinert.ria remained an t'le
hand. &the French. and itrot that paint. or nth
. within 100 yards in urbane it it. that the 1
trenches have peen opened. The tint parallel
wa• made at 3tit3 yard. mom the bagt..., and
the whole line atm...inert was marked our to toe
extent of 1100 yard. •n one night. natl."e tne d
rew,on of a very e Vs•liani
From the night of the fin to,lir. day the Oren have
bees working incemtan ly in the trench., nod
with suet good effect, that three battenas are al
ready established--one havng at: 35 pounder, in
Warw. and anal' ere tour large mortar.. The last
h a mmy is not yet estrableshed, and 0 wail be three
or four dove Wire I. in n ranioron A I chi. ha.
Teen done without the Romans rinVire iris i•i
idea of the arinal '•u-ality of the batten,. and.
though they are front the haat,n, on nil occamons
very hole loss of tie ens ...red. and the Rm.,.
to the work. ha. not tar a moment been interrupt
ed. The French have noT answered :he tin from
the walla by the To:a:thaw tit a ain,gle were. end
this site... It. had. I ern told. a To fon:nous f
leet
with ths town. tinting the early part of the
week the play of the It nalan cannon was Inces
sant: bat for tha Inc two day. their Anne ha.
I likewise nearly ceased and it it, oak now and
then that a sudden smoke seen on the I nation.
• ahowe that the gunner,. ore ever on the watch.—
' Tee French riflemen were emploverl to mark the,
orra.ton• and na their fire or den dlv. it often hap
, pens that the nine i• L.i-icked river at the very ta
s•i i t • •sf.iptityttir the mitten to his piece. I could
s innst fan.s I wit:cued their operations from
ci.riiroi• a
lire rhumb et Or Paneriaart, that I
•-••••1 ihe gate bearing that noo• - e 1. .,
i rub other arc ...ehelhgernnt par.*. Fat
thotteh rl my wilt in iterf or
•et %ata. protected
!. 5 garden w t.,„ yet I could not help thinking
j rat wits. a new daya :he whole if that interval
w: a: , ve with tire and routars ai! tar terrors of
war will be let Ere• thewbe over the
will have erumbled to pieces under the
tin:ted tire of an many now conaealed batteries,
and. ar .0n at the brea..•4 le declared prectlcahle
SE Lae brave ii•Cou, hi, Melton. I neeenvirOnerl
wol rush to the afantrit, and death and itenlrliCtiiiii
le den" around. The troops are now concentra
ted tor the column of Brack, and it only waits the
bust of the trumpet is -ail them it .m the repose
rep now entov to the work &slaughter. Believe
rne, I do not see nil these prepare.vs without
rechng atrongly nn the imam.. &thin war. and on
the alivnge mei:reliant. of rrienrinc toe need .31 a
Cliristrin "nun Ii by fire and r.l cidahed; but moral
•• hi-placed in tine wiihme duty .. to ob
serve want ka - pamotic near him. and to explain to
you all that may occur, whether it be for gourd or
vt In mak rig has ordack at thts point, the Com
mander chief in ais ire that lie es assaulting the
•ironseat part of the city,and the place where lie wt:
meet each impedoneras as a multitude of narrow
airfoil, and the ...rang of n river, moat give, he
r', hr. troops can be .id to have prnaesaion nt
•coc.n. But I believe that he is infloeneed Ly
toe 'Wadable motive at sparing rho hiatorictil part
of flame. and in the (tape that when a lodgment is
once elLx , ed within the gates the Triumvirate will
hat pent Si 111 there present absurd prate.... II
hi. stanch sur•ceeds, he will win his way it, Oie
telinniatiding altitude of St. Pietro in Mont..
Thence he hope. io he able to dictate term., par
iteutarly it a atnanitannou• attack on toe right back
ctf the ever bq equally tonal... s. the ai Dior On
train linen on each stile of the Tiher, he will be
anverl the neonsity of croaking n broad arrant in
f.ranenve of on chem., who lines the Micaen and
quay+ oo Ore lett bank. The attack ort these two
iinto W.ll by the whom force of the
French army, thougn a Mies Jernonstratton will he
directed from the Monte Marto, or on thr Yt Pe.
tees, mad tilt which proven melt tilcintakOri will
he converted into the real attack, to which the oth
er will be considered on nubatdary.
The French have estribliahed a bridge of boats
near St. Paolo, below the city. and they are ao per
fectly minter. of loth banks that I made a lone ea
cartoon I:nye/Aloe the left side, and now a column.
composed oftwo battalions of infantry and a reg
iment of cavalry pan. in the direction ..f the high
grounds. towards Tivola and Albano, for the pur
pose or closing the aqueducts which many water
from them within the walls. I believe that this
last hank 1...5um0( gutting cat. Water from
Rome has:been done morn with iOnew of dimming
the people that the French f;encrsl is Ha earnest,
than for the purpose of persevering in so urtiel an
act for any continued length of time. The blind
confidence of the Triumvirate is au great that a
strong warning become* mare ireeroirinry every
day, and though I etionot approve of this act, I
'vacant help admitting that Getterel Or:Mao{ haa
much difficulty in mnktng his power Ltit wuhw the
Wane without renorung to the usual remedy in
such eases—namely, a vigorous bombardment.—
The General hoe the difficult problem to resolve
rOntrUCtillit a.mge war on principles of childish I
tenderness. and of dislodging armed men (rum Ilie
rover of ancient monuments without touching a
a aillanciWernt of art, Ile moot "roar like a sucking
dove • and "play the host an data were a very lamb."
It realmma to be aeon whether the wells tit Runts
will afford a eathelent supply, and. if the inhaln
tants are deprived of the most eitiniallewater in
the world, given by diet, fountaine,they 4'ol, from
mere thirst, he /Impelled to surrender. The I
bridge to which allude had a narrow moan. ;hart
:light, for theft... set a bra boat against it, oho
iipriroarli of wnieh was only discovered at the last
mom., Five minutest more and the Ciitrimitni..
ration would have been again cut off, but the'
goat. kept a good look out. The tire boat was '
brought to. and as soon as the powder which she
contained was landed a torch was applied, and
she hur•turd harmlessly to the water'n edge. The
approach t r Use bridge on the right bank la strong
iy guarded, and a 044-4-pore is now being made
on the left side, which will he an admirable preen
or work. The Pont Mole above the .dg hay like- I
wine been repaired by the French, no that, wheth
rr above or ladow rite town, the: conimoniestiorn
of General Wilmot wah both thinks is perfectly tree
and undisturbed.
The head gnnrters of the o, , mmander in Chml
are at the Villa iatitui•et. the minimcr residence of '
Mototign Gf 'hat Maitre, now writ] Pio Rona at
Gaeta. Tne Wont: nil en beauttral and partreniarly
appropriate for Int present use,. It command" .
lite whole aloe ...rounding country, and the boo-I
irons of Annie, .o well, that every men appearing
on them cart he destinctly seen. A aruml stair.
case leads to a turret, from the top of which the
Vic,/ in indeed splendid. in the clear air Albano
appears not more than three miles distant, sad the
ground where Garibaldi the other clay attacked
the King of Noplett In laid down as if on n large
mop. From this \lower I counted the run
Elel4lll WARD
in to-morrow. Generally speakang, the new arri
vals alert, in Illy CRITIPSZCS which hung them—
end n is, if the carnage he e &rise
one; but if open. each as mine, what protec
tion is there inn. malaria. and bow is my day's
work to he ampiushed if I am laid up with fe-
vet' Therefore. ceo bare tiles under a roof are IriVn4
untie to ol.• unit so must they he to that part of
Veer poor. which takes an mtereat in these let
ter?.
i• rum what I have said, you will clearly under
stand that toe French army is matter of all the
ecilistry in to the very gates of Rome, foci the
Monte Mario on the north to St. Paulo on the
south, and tea: its communication is freely mash
lahed on limn l oaks of the Tiber, above and be
low the city. You will also understand that the
Romano love withdrawn altogether within the
walls on tk,s side of the city, and that not the
righted communicateor eats's for them outside.
1 wish you also to know that the breaching hotter.
te: are nearly completed up to 150 yards of the
bactions, and that the whole work of the trenches
m earned im without a snot being tired on the pan
of the French, said with only an occasional die.
charge from the bastions on the part 04 the Romans.
Farther. you will see that the plan of General On
&not, after the trenches are made, is to establish
lidaiself on the 6.11 of San Pietro Ildentnrio, within
tae city, whilst another slams of attack moves on
• parallel line on the lea bank of the Tiber, and
keeps up the f , TITIOIIICIIIMP between this two
great divisions of the army. Time stone can de
ride what the CvninanderartCtliel will do when
that position in gained; hat I think we man take it
for granted 'bat thee entrenching himself .1 San
Pietro Manton., and on h corresponding height sit
tie other aide Of Ice Tiber. he will avoid the error
.dsceeng h g the troop* .a the narrow street. of the I
Tri.teur re. or nn the opposite bank, and rem
tn. ae ,otornaniiieg aimedes again otter lair terms
i d me 1'- univiente I cannot doubt, however re- 1
eclair the defence of the Rommas may be, that a
Ciro... Gruen', at the head of :5000 men, will I
.....•.•red opeding a breach, and making a lodg
mnt w th.ti a.a':a, sod that the plan of the
rincr, to engage the troops in street fighting, will
he eau, heal). avoided. We have thee to see
orbs, oourae events seal take. Mast Getieral On
diem be coniyrtlr.l, by the obstinacy of the Tri
arr.:rate or the erten:ritual:On of the foreign bands
and tile people, to conquer or die, to bombard the
rote. and to level all the houses where be Gads otss
-traction, or veil! the Triumvitinte. Avenge.. and
I:midi:lldt. throw themselves into the Castle of St.
leaving Rome to its Into, and then make
terms for themselves. We have seen invariably,
VlMtlar yaw, that the leaden escape in for
egn ships of war, a. they did lately at Untanes,
Pdicrino. end Genoa, but bore there is no rimbigu. l
etia neutral to neurage war, and facilitate es
and tin mayw suppose, in ease of their de•
teat. that the Triumvirate
umvirate and ether leaders will he
at the t ieueral's mercy.
hut then we urn aware that the French thin
erament and the Commander-in-Chief are willing
to make any reasonable 0,1,111, 10 none them
selves from the dinttrace ollmtubarding tronamea-
nil Rome, and i should not be surprised to see that
the present leader, of the aepublie are alloy,. to
march oat with full security for person and pros
petty, and what the last word means every maa
ran understand. These considerations are as
much W.thin your cognizance es mine, and I only
suggest them to you as the probable means by
which this difficult question may be solved. I ran
see that Gen. Oudinot is nervously alive to the del.
icncy of bas He must execute the or'
dere he reveven at any cont. or testae bin trona
oand. sad how esi, he hesitate with the dmaater
of the 30th of April fresh in nix recollection, and the
honor and glory of a French army in his hands,—
' ill has been nom six weeks before 611 open town,
la e plane deranged by M. Lessens, and his hands
tied up by an armistice to which be was nn tinted.
hog party. Ido not understand why ho hesitates
a moment, or permits that worst enemy of a soldier
in campaign—maroon, DO enter his gamy. Re-
I take leave of this part of the subject. I can
not help observing that the allowing the French
general to artunge bin hatter,* mi quietly ia a proof
! that the Ronnie Ironic is not no strong as it hits
I
been represented. In all similar cases, the works
in 'Or Irenehea aro disturbed by constant sorties,
ana it rare') happens that batteries can tie estab
"shed witivall the winks being ill one or morn
stances destroyed rail here the trenches are car
ted op ti the walls in tell severity, and the guns
end mortars ore put into rum .n without the
slight.t evidence of their exact locality, being al
-1 forded to the besmaed. It is pl a in to me that the
Romans rely en sheet fighting alone. and that they
have made up their minds that the exterior defen
ces cannot be long available.
I am happy to tied in General Oudinot's chief
aide-de-enuip, Major Espident, the brother of a
very deaf apd old Loudon ftmod. He is the
trandsuo of that nobleman of Brittany described in
' the Nuttunenial Journey. who deposited his sword
in the ntehives el Rheims, end reclaimed it during
St.:me', visit. The sword boa descended from
grandfather to grandson—it has made a ummaign
in Africa, mad, though I would wish to see it em-'
played In a better enure than thin intervention, It
In in the hand of n man of honor worthy of the,'
name he be n ts. With *itch guarantee I have
an,C6A to every part of the camp, end I wall °Ceti-
pied till sunset last night, and from day light this
morning. in vieiting with him every paint whence
I could preemie iniormation. I must confess lam
quite benched up by the exploration. and feel that
this burping ran end malaria districts ale not tetit
ed to My blood, whilst n.y, companinin, hardened
during eight year, of African heat, is an fresh as
when we stetted, and solicits my company to
another eartlrintin before nightfall. The Com
mander in *Mel has Ottawa ere .rindeptet add hos.
[nullity, and en ter Itegi wishing to hide soy part
of his operation* he boa hogged of me to see and
judge for myself, to examine every ramp, and
visit every out post. I have for two days made
toll use of this permission, and "your corroapond
tint" is now almost an well known in the French ,
linen as hp was ill those nf,,pharles 4lbert, in the
untottunate Lombardy *ampaigs. I see lite same
arrangements, only op a larger scale, that I ob
served and described at Clyde Vecchia.
officern and men sleep in the hole tents which
affords only room for one person lying down. and,
l may say, ilia,' almost meat out of the same dish.
I saw several grimes ei j iy mg a family dinner,
consisting of one great duals of soup. pea and corn
ed meat, brought from France, with luscuits and
wine ,uf lihitum —Them were few complimenta
and little evre9iiiny, but every man fell to with
resolute appol,te. and, if there wail no desert. team
was the supreme luxury ofa segar. I do not smoke,
mid rarely ~ r ink wine; but if any thing would in
:non to take to the weed snit the bottle, it
would lag tie ,m,-.,templation of the superhuman
enjoyment which these warriors find in their re
gain and tan de yay.o. I wish 1 could place MI
vans at their err vice. and I must give a hint to the
Presidant of the Republic, and tell him if be really
wishes to be popatar with ibe army, he cannot find
nay surer mods al becoming KO than that ef sending
a million of good segars to Fumicino. The name
at tl.e landing place Is quite suitable to the com
modity unported, and he may be assured, though
the gilt will end in smoke. the rocokocumn ofit will
n e t evaporat e so candy. The sanitary state of the
army is better than b auricled to find it, but the
General in Chief must finish the affair of f hand, for
the steam I roe arising from the Tiber and the low
gr and, neer it must be fatal to those wbo sleep in
the open deids.
Thomas L. Critieriden, Esq., etinsul of the Bei
red States for Liverpool, and his lady, sailed from
Boston for Liverpool, in the steam ship America,
OA Wednesday last—Nat. Into!.
MAZZOCI BAP! GAIMMOL.....The New York
Ban gives the following description of these eels
lasted mem • .
•
Mental, thelead of the Triumvirate, is some.
whet known to the world. He lea Milanese, who,
some years since, in concert with Garnbaldi, Har- I
ro Harting, thetwo.Bandierats, sons of an Ans. I
Irian Admiral. and other heroic spirits, attempted
a revolution in Italy. rpon its fame, Maaami
escaped to England, where be instituted, end for
several years kept a school, in which he taught 1
without compensation the Italian exiles in Lon• ,
don. His sterling character, Ms learning and his '
able writings, though thoroughly democratic. se
cured him the esteem of the hest minds in Eng
land, nod the opening of his letters by Sir James
1 Graham, in the British Post Office, at the inlitign.
1 Lion of the Austrian Arubmisador, gave the some
01 Mrtaßilli a prominence as noble, as that of Gra- I
ham's became contemptible.
Garibaldi, the Roman General, escaped to South
America, and for years, fought for R •poblienninm„.
there, while Mazzini was writing for it in England. 1
The two Bandierras were seized by the Austrian
' and shot. On the outbreak of the new Italian
revolution, Marini and Garribaldt as also Ave.-
Lana, well known to the citizens of New York.
with many other noted exiles, returned to their
native land. It is a sufficient proof of -their pops,
laroy, that Italy hailed and honored them on their
return. Martini, who could boast the esteem
and friendship of Lord Dudley Stuart, Bulwer,
Jerrold, Hoorn; and men of that stamp in England,
1 has become the brat man in Italy—he is the ablest
as n statesman. Garribaldi has achieved the hou
se of defeating the Spanish and Neapolitan., and of
holding even France in check.
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in business JACOB L SCHWARTZ, and w..' cori
tinue the business as heretofore, ander the firm of
p. A. FAHNESTOCE A CO
July R. 19 , 10. iY1:1
R ANTED,
AN xpeneneed Manager, competent to take Metre
of . Iron Werke. Also. an experienced Inutne
man. competent to take charge of that department •
. Iran eatabliatiment Address A, Gaze., agree
Canunantent oat he cous•doted entirely enntide
uat. •eI3:AM
FOR GREENWOOD GARDENS.
T. steam boat A. MASON t ir
hos taken the place of th
Pcoaas • regular prw
Ins Garden-40step the .teen d
wharf boll at Y o'clock. A. M. and at the bemoan f
ouch hour until 9 P , last trtp (rem the garden ai 0
'clock Punctuality wilt be observed. Fares cent',
ctoldren under It half price
Tlnf attention of the citizens le invited lonia healthy
nod pleasant resort daring this hot and RIC kly .ouso•..
All knell of refreshments, except ininziett,mc
ore kept on the premises. Greenhouse JJ .
I , ...inete of choice flowers for sale Closest on el.un
dny 13 , 13 JAMFdd
Valuable Seal Estate for Sale.
IatTHE sethsertner otters In, 6 / 1 , nrr House and
Lot in Abe.bray City, pietuandy situated oil
Bent Lane, nod trwßlnß the Ailepheny river.
set
opposite the pot or of Plttsburgh. Ihe Let is tre
tlet wide, and eztends from Hank Lone on stop
to Rebecca street , • , 3 •the Nortn. boomb-d al.o Ne.•
arreet on the West. It Is one of . be handoint , ,
and most desirable lots now offered for .ale any anem
sh the neigulairbood of Allegheny City It
10, ne inter
enough to subdimded advai l itateouslr Int bcool
loK lof the usual size. It is very sulmble 'or
11, resident., narked with a varte:y of choler Fruit
Tn-e m full treamog 'rlre is convenistal and
conoortahle, and all good repair A omtraatee
tie Rte n, end poastiselon at soy time to end
the puri.hoser .
El" terms, apply on the prem.., lo . .
E=7l3
partners , Ip'herettafore •atettp uteter h•m
o' A & C BRAMAN, dtesolved hr de, ea.e
of Sir. I' Bradley "lite bout,a wul be earned or
A. Bradley, who wat Peale the beam." of the I\tr,
REMUV•I..—A. tlynnyary hurcynoyed bin Foundry
Wuronouss from No 112 Snenn&Y‘rent. m No. In
toed areewnamoynn Fint and `Second atneyos. 0 the
mnsu - ollonno lately onenpied by (Z. A. (lorry, Ywbern
%yin Peep ently Go hands noneral mmwytmrn, or
Co. oor. m.sta Eitovci, Cooking eto•l2, etc. )yl.l
1DOTA:111—I5 cask. Plana& land3nc per r I/11%i
J I Demon, and for atie love Ta eld-a
JYI3 JA, DALZt ILL, Water st
WV• C/IFY.SE prlmn NV R
. bT Lak. Eric and Nt for aatr .o
I.y r. 13 JAM DAA,ZE!.I.
8",;4.‘,
HI ;M Hk ALA cska G in .torn. tnr pule b)
1113 ISAIAH 0101:1,1,
(10T roN --II I.erlem now holding; for +.14.1cy
gt , I+Al .1H a I'o
LA, - 4,s—ux, Window Glaso, 7L do WV':
\„ Jo, do 101144 o; 10 do 710 on, rece.w,d nr4,l or
=3311111
D ROONIS--;30 doa till, Coro {{yowl., d iior
esie by 11.13 rreitl‘vi
Bmi 1. Sad., ~141 ,14, for
ji p4B Rif M
YrroN-10.1 Wake Cotton, to store and for oa.r. by
151.1 RIIEV.MAI7IIENV,.t. CO
• - -
MAGIC LANTIIOIIIi.
THE rablaribers oder for 'r• a .p:,atJul M, ,c
Lamborn, manufarturnl IL
Vocatiand. wllll w er.
Mattes dameter, tend throwing a focus of ten feet
'royalties wall eta thousand transparent figures, paint
ed in arustieal style, consantnyel
rostrums; Mytholoeloal figure..
Naval Llnisarements, I'hys toloamal ••
And other, tun numerous to mention It can w:th
hole rrpenso tie changed to a Illicroscnix, and to a
College wanting such an apparatus would tie oivatua
ble It will be sold at a barfant, if application he
wade won to J tiILLFZPIE & CO.
;J I:Ldlw TO Wood it
/mimeo, Dispatch, Mercury and Post copy toe
.S largo sone on Market st,ltowenn 3nl and 4th
ma. well rushed aro hauthanmcly 6 ted up or
tif) 4 gacalt, bong a Knott stand for that blioltnet•
.
E G AZ:LA N.
"thee. 3rd et, over Ntulo Hall—Office boars In ut u to
12 • et. 1112
Ohio and Pommisyltvarslr• hall Rote( CO
rtfIiIIOLDEIVA are Daubed that in pitman, of
L. the call of the Trea•urer, en Instalment of Five
Dollars on each share of Stock Is to be paid on 1.10
14th lust, (Saturday) at the Eachange Dank. For the
convenience, however, of those who may wish to pay
nercre that day. they ore "'formed that recerptv
oclrveree at the other. Third Street, below Johnston
StocktoiN hook nom. for the payment of their in•
statincro. on the MI or lath.
tyl2.J2t W. ROBINSON, Jr.
AGRItFLTLIIE, - 4..c.-:.(merman Farmer'. Ency•
clopcilla, Sao
Lindley'. Vegetable Kingdom, Sam.
Dorys Disconmes on Agrmulturv,
Sehlelden—Tbe Plant, 2vo.
"kgrigltaral Cbermstry, Ittato
Miner • Amer.:to Doe Book, '2 tao.
Allen•• Amerlc. rem, nook. 12mo
Allen'. Domes < tianmals, limn.
Webster a. Part's Domain.' Economy, Poor ,v.
For *ale by JAMES D LOCK WON/D,
,yl2 63 Wood tt
GER:II/16trule S. .CLKIte s I6 ,
, 11:1 1 441
- D 13 A 5111313-360 birth in store nod for sale by
,yl2 I'ASSRY rc.l3E3'l'
_
SFNDRIES-11 bales Cotton; 4 Ras Na I Lard; 12
bags Feathers, to arrive, for sale by
jylli ISM AD DICKEY Pc Co, Front en
QUNDRIKS3-4 bblit No I Lard; Ii cake 13acom 2 :es
Hil'v'w•xl 1 Saga Obulong; 111 do Feather.; now
landing from steamer Camen; (or sole by
Iyl2 ISAIAH DICKE) R Cu
I)ACUN--6 conk. otror Sttleo iostor•Vor . gale by
12_
Iyll 15A ... 11i pick IA & ct 1
1 - AII.I)—QUO bbl. Natio store; for .ale by ,
ii..l 4 1, 1 LSAIAIi DICKEI & COt
•-
PRINTING INK—Book Rod New ., for sale eu moo
ufacturers prices by
1,10 J SCHOONAIAKER tr. C 0,07 Wood st
f pAR ,, .D by ROOPIP , 4 , G PAPER. of ourot nor 9uAlitk sor
.
,10 _ I SOHOONMAKLII ..t CO u
4 °
WRAPPING PAPER—SOO ems astoried. for gale
Ay
. lorrl2y ))12 J SCHOONNIAK/Ilt &CO
LAM; 13LACIi --Su bola for sole by
jyt2 J SCHOONMAKEIc S. Cy .
(
10ePERA3--3ta ~ bi• 1.1 floe oriior, lb. •io low by
. iiva J sellUtlNKal all a Co
_
LA RD OIL-10 bbls beg! goolsty, for sale-by
D' l2 J BeLIOONMAXE)t S. CO
ASTROLOGY.
~l~ f l
trOfit.N7o, cercireased Shllosispher, Pres,
Iterl dr tteiratrulogtoul Mutely, * um' Tema. tat
the city for • • on tone, cud nosy be consulted on ell
the odors of hurotin life, at No 10, St Chats st
Attendanco frornr3 to Br. u. Yee 7500 from
.Nit Lotertso . tbo only person whop - I:dieted correct
ly the tuarttago of Queen 'heroin, and dose nitert her
tinsbond,
.tyrro yen n beforo tool, pian o
fir—iartnetlii time of h.. Nyitlr To.
Canttot. to toe
A MAN calling his name Ch. L. Smith, it Mkt.
appheations -or Insurance for the St. Lawrence
County Mutual Insurance Company of N. Y., tins ta
ken several at Conneaut and-other places, but when
asked io show his authority, he makes a practice of
leering very soddenly. with Is nu impostor. No
one has authcniy to is. applionuons for the above
compaptp• In Otto, mires he has • centric,. of Ago.-
ef snpted by kr G. Foote, Secretary, and nounterhett
ed by IL F. army.. General Anew, Cleveland, Onto.
Said Smith to short, has sandy hstr, red face, light
eyes, heavy shoulder. drinks =moderately, and ny or
pretends m be 'tom Grgdensbanrh, N. 1.
B. F. BRArFON, General Agent.
[Cleveland True Dom.
E. A. J. 11A.LL•
.IyII divratT
crueitori m L it J. HALL are yenttente4 to rail
1 he offloo nhinn, Fount etirOl,
or r nunlnfold, on Fnd•y, lan July. al 4 P. NI
%VAL. At. *HININI, Asunnee.
WTC.tik AND JEWELRY.—The anbaeriler
Lae now on hand a fine assortment of boat Eng
bah and Geneva Gold and Silver Potent Leoer Wow h
c, at a+ low prices OS ere otforgd it the Eastern
all is good order and warranted.
it
•
AV W WILSON,
corner 4th and trket %tit
- -
-WATCH REPAlaisc— in aii a. branches,cur
ied on wall ripecial care nod ntten. -
ing rhe t rno.t and experienced workmen
'Hai
employ. and rioitie a tonal.t peniono: idtenton
'hitt .m.ll. Ie u pronure the bcet as ml:muon co a:I
olio luny favor me sub their wort.
W W WILSON!, Watch Maker.
1)1! Et. ?Hurter tit
IVI
THE ATLANTIC D
AND 0 D
IEN D. IIO TF.LEGRAPFI CO).
PAN V love sett!ttrell n Dintslend of Fifty Cents
per share from the tett-fling of Ms hoe for the loot three
month, rotting Mtth Jus,' and payable on and otter
ItiM tor Western Await°tilers pop 01.1 e nt the
°Mee of Palmer. Fianna Ss Co
TII, 11. 0,19 WM. MICE!". Seey•
- DorrLE CORKs--. - po „, I ° , l . n d Obit,
JL) luat rcc.:ved and for •ele
I it V. ,EI.LERS..S7 We.od al
MERICAN VEFOIILLION-1 rrc d ind
.Idll
E
I'S Tl lIPENTINE Axn TANNERS
nnoh.inst rcenorod and for .ate by
Jr , / It II , 1 , :LI.131IS
C% VAL 1'11.1.130.N.1-:,—Z+ ;u4l rre'dond for •alc
» It I: SKLI.KitS
1100PF:It'S P•St ree'd and for
.aw by R sELLErti
FA.\lll.l' Fnarily n o , can..
Newnan, and ror a. 60 by
DOTASII--3 eck, I . .ath, on hand awl forfllic by
I Iv II REYNOLDS k SIIEE
•
lOWNINO b LANDSCA I.: GAR DKNIN(:—Now
eady,,, it/ edition. revisal and entargul, avlty
ad:IA/ r anal IllaeLtrattont A Trem.e. Landscape
den.ng and Knoll Architecture., adapt" 4, North
Atnenca. by A J Dowu/oy, /n one volume, profane/ v
Jurt rect./yeti and .n.te by
0.1 D LOCKWOOD
INI, , TRATUR'S NoncE-I,ters o•
i•nro. ton h+ve t.cett gnuortl thr undrr...r.n
d . 1, utv l.Nr . }I.IRY D.
persfulo Indert,rd to tip
der,-,1!. arc rvintred to make.
pmysot•nl. and tho, It,
'Low, are equ,ted to present 1. cm. proper, 11-
wcod. for peutnen, r out dr , nr
r/11•0:1 WILLIAM F;ICIIIIALIL Adenr.
:olored a
W 11IUR
)710 X F. earner Ch and Market ~
•
THI'G°7I
cnntor, vith no P , COIIIII of vn.it La W. W.
COristlno• of lilll - 41.1.11, n.rnt YezullA, 01 Devil W..
011 Inlnltry• and 0 0 ... u r
tne 11.100 11,ory
D C 1.. ow iintrrnit,
, dr. .tful
va...ni .e ts;
d .ovel Ivo! nt-
1.0 h rum,' in
7• I,llk ur
t•raver or
not Morn 11111(111.
• - loat 1 , 1111, , e .f nge
'Prn^ Jo , r-ve,ved and fnr on, he
! WOC,11) GS Wool IC
111 VI 11 D.
I ream, t G.ta CZ.IO,NT,
Juiy P. 1-45 {
rr lIE Trn•te •s if tha :"itt•,...,rah Go. Compay:y hays.
day dec'ared a Di rniend of Corr p.r cant 1.,
six month.. on the Capital Flock paid .n, paj
nt.., to s:netlsonla or thy, logo! representasvas
lortna•cl• at the other a( tttr Cnmpan pyp
.4.1tad.,51 JAMES M. CHRIS Tre.urnr.
I V, I V I I , I I -,I: W ": ' i N u r . ) . e l ::,:e : l t al:
a Lhs o:and 'ill, • p•-•• sant
to
tor last .ianr•Pr,
royable oaf aller lb , :.rat: ni tnr• (.ILas• at Pa,
Mer. Hanna & Co. J. , sHl A iIANNA. Treas.
byte
- •
BOOKS—Cu r..att s Frotosopny of Men.-
IV 1, cal Seleuer•, Trcatt-a on I e P.m Lou, on
PIIIZInd. by Cosrun, Ilooper • Uletuanary;
Cougiesot , s do do. Coop:'. ;o steal do, Cham.' 51.-
I,:d.nt Surgery do Aar moth y's Corks,
sof., Unparequs on Us- t Lerus. Hope on the heart;
Crovetols,s Anatomy. NN ...on on Lnseases of the
:sun, {'area.'. Materin Mad., am! Tnerayistucc.:
Lnaronan o 5 Frapttac .rte Tttornt<o . snd
A boom.nal , Vona'. I . rarcce of 111,11eCtr,
. (fettle's do in
A;.o. a laras ssapp , v of Mass s. 5 tn,on
(lent,, on !land nod inn s'st" ny
-
t r FNGI.ISIL 7.1
LCMINISTIIA rt.Fl:l4 NCI rICF--No he
Qtr ra, that I.,ttzre. of At'Au:,,A nlit) _—got
LxVe
pat,. to otr •)I o: \M.
, IX; ENS. dtccu.L.4
..:vr• •ani r
p..' per o. lOM ag m uKt
seal
e•tu,.proltin uu:ltcs atral for
rat to the nu, p.• 1. r.
• i t •,
• .
M. IA VIA iR, Ad/0w...a/a:off`
`COT(' If ALE-50 e, Itrrov.auton, to
mvc a ilny or ,o. For • alt. i.y
,yl.O JACOB WEAVER. Jr.
BHA)'— . JO eftfen. I .los earl,
' NlE”.ott . • Svrertoi for Iltnrflßra kr .70 ar.if
11,4 rf , inunentlo4l amrinfqn . . rtol Donn
I,lpi to Ln) had ' , stare
For fah. b 7 ,ylO J NAM N% Eor Kn. Jr
i)CLVEIi.ISI•:E/SCI/AR:. , Eta w4.f , csfue and
grullf,
_l 2 to
R.ET gorn.Fs-2. m clear
lionleo, far rule by
Ivlo 1 ACOI3 ly F. A VER. Jr
WIN r.;—!s 1.•1,1 •
V,:• an.t 91,/llt of 14. celebratcol Wme,;uxt to
c= ^V ,yltt JACI , II WEAVER. Jr
01... , Ft d Fro , tpec Of
!cid color. or !he mom appr rve.tl hrxiltl, tor
rhen?
_vlll JACOiI WK.\ VER. Jr
Cnpor, Anetiovle,. (Av.,
CI and Ranh..., 21 2214., s 0; tr , •6:J phul 1, I
o^ll. tar SPIO low ;r7 ,r t. JACOB WEA VEIL. Jr
AT Eli iirkrV—lV lENri,;II,IY Wili t the follow
rl7l.f;',Zrdrir:7:tle":'l;Tel!,l-
- Scarf,. 13onnet
M,tlA . and Sarum, r Wear,
tvum,g ukly aLovvr, or any other de.,erv
;,.: ot wl!! Jo wo.ll to cell ut northraet
or
r 0 •, , , V ,
l'AMl'lo.tt
JANIE-1. uand
t.,
.110LI111.1
.r for aaftJ KID
1 I I, .t.ctrad cdtttor.
NI a, ra urge 1.—.1 Trean.r on DC
i'a.c.as,, comp,A lalatry intro C.R. bia;tor
ra.i.G. trrg.taleat oi aw, at-et.,. aLe th
t I.ar) 11.411,
Ilona, I,:ven. A NI NI D.
I ~F
EICEIMI
41.1.tIttf snare a rn t va2oub, Eltlittt.Ott . 0
itrltrllt . ttt 11tte • • • ti woe adopted the to
r. t reee.nmerde.l tram, OttO cortobe.
ate. no , tt.ltelettle ail to its A . ree value. - -11rittsh and
r,oat
w.ll -0 ow., ear., and ,xceile . tt orennee-
It,. as qui.e intelltaltt:e 10 We e unprole..onnl
to,..ter N F.veor.te
•• WlhotLl Coil, remedy over ail ot,ors..—N,
I:vrtd,y Man,
..Ala: y wrtt•en, I.d .Sorgit mad tun.ter
U
f Jo. —New 101 i, Obrorcor
NIITH,ONiAN PUBLICATION-11.z on Pen ,
Ar..hit. , cturv,p.e.i,ored no bei.a:t a toe d
• of We Sottzhao...att lordantior.. Hot)ert
I /410 Otterit ill . 11fer quarto, creel - toll, - prtot,l.
itt the best role 01 Wen Joan ro , ei , e4
, b.l tor at I.y dANI tM I) I.O'H WI WA),
Al Wood .1
4E - 14
ursIiF 4 IELD k LEA 111:ft, Wltok,ale T
deulr,
.1 Dry Goo I. l:myrrte, Hoots. Shoe , ::•ur,it
1, 1,4m0-tared nrt.rl..,, . tV3 Lb. r,
)/21 ,, F. , ii II P<--IS M.',
\\\l`V iIA Tr• 1t570
l'31;or noor rur,,,l do; 2 , do ',et:s At Son
do; In do 'o.'le Ilrntvn h I.lnwknn, do d:b rz.. can
vax.ed and ve:lnn. ....bed, 10 .I , IT n•.d for , o 1 Ie 11 -
NICOLS
i 5 1, 1 7 q ,:1 .1 : . ( 1 ,*, L C '6 . .11d — gf;cco7s "
ly A I) nib +.r ,ntren I".mdratloN nul
l:be, lbboo. Jos, recrive.d ruld (or snlr
.
Iyo J 11 LOCKWOOD, 6.1 Wood
.
C lo Fat: , J
I NA/UR—id- 1,44 Gne Flour. no clrrilent a ruc:e.,l,
1,1,, , d order 50 do do do common. (or laic by
!VD SF:I.I4'IIS NIC(IL3
()AC II N 20 in Sdoulders; Id do
i) Ilym•, nt •tort and for sa:c by
SELLERS &
I ARE) AN 0 LI N, )4:0 011,-40 hAls No 1 and 2
Lott! (E 12 do LAniwc.l oal, or hy
" • •
NICOLS.
I W.I. three old PeliCE .
Ilr Andy, Lec'd on conrdvr.crll mnd to r cam by
ITSTA,3:II.:I BEST
MA. M. K. lltunuar.—Deny Sir I l.kr p:ekow re
te.i/1).• to tre gaol quail:let nl yonr 'X ILLTI*I
,01.1 I,coromeothoc lo the t 11 hot
. ;hi. 1114t:t“, fnr about a lea, nod on re.
fe to Ow boo. • I •“.1 ate eo.ur unproven ht
,rnr.c
Ow ma 1.4•1ng lint hi. 1,.. b!ar It flow. , crret)
lt.•d it/ ibrIDG rt IZAt metxl,e pc., wO. ;pawl a
v cry dew's: 14,13,:tfu11y 1.12.4;5..
JMINII4TIPF.II
F or "0,141,1 Wltly itcd it.n!
Cop) , If ruitttu•to-::.. Co .
IC e.ty, t.tr 114.111.1,Urri.
K 11 ;1 111tI .
ERISer of IA I,erty
I, l'11).1.!rr I:. corti
Jy:
I) 120141tiing at. X). ltn v ailed TIM V,AS
hirrLa ihrm Whole•
aisle tirnc.cry. ...int,. will
ffini=MMail
t LITTLE A. No 191! I.
^rty
II Pilau rb. ‘l. n0,..a, rol•er, p ro d u ,„,i
Colon, eon 31,rtimIlli. V.lt•burgn
liet P\- - 1; BA.rO/1 just 1 , ..et1 mud for
/ ; L ^ NV ATF.IOI AN
4 " 1 ' ... 1'". I 1'
1)1 Ill; CIDER VINI:oiwR—ZI 1113:u rnveivcd nod
1 tor Alt 1ISTRONI; & CROZKR.
At n I/1 WFAVI.a. Jtt Wnalegalr and Itt-intl I/rn
rl ler In Forrt, nntl Liquor, nnd nhi , :attott
cnbr , n Ityn NVloxkt.), corn, Firm and Slartrt .on.
1,141. 44/,
11, I-49.
Mr /oho It Sn,..,a—CteSrrove .a..t.ttost
nt ynur Wm.° ktlter to one of my ehtldren, atsd Nu
tar Flloli time o• Olt< half how it rta.And twenty large
woinar I trul t4ft rpoolumrElkiwg our Vcrrntiug..
ar. he 141st modular, that Cll/1 he used for r•1tt4 . ...,;
tvol,llo. 1/01. Martian.ll,lr Nolth.ina,
••• • • •
gu'd by 14 ^ I•ropriet .10Its1 It ND/R
-GAN, Druggist, 1.1110 deror bintriorkl , food
street. )kilB
Analguee's I.k,ktlce
I,I7IIERRAS. Benjamin Smith and ffrortr A. John.
TT 'on, Merchants 0r the 01 Pittsburgh. tratong
under the firm of :4outh & .1.1111M•11 here nude to the
tolbecrihor, uti utonicianent of oil their Flthate for the
benefit Of all their creditor,. as Olaf within two month.
Worn the dote thereof ortteute nod deliver to the .ntd
Smith & Johnown a foil and nitwluto retool. of of
their re•peetive 0,1143 and dral.lud,
tiouc. is hereby tliut the aniiiptAnnt and re
lease row of the Whet of the litiouetib . €t. on Fourth
lame, in the City of l'itnituren, 1.111...11 nnld Mg.
linen, ern R • ....ern.
NV I NI •t • . longnts,
•
ruftL. Nhoulerrs and Side ouroniugyt
.11 Dicta, lot salc jyti APO ILLS & ROE
==l
sole of C;catiroureo Frovoishing , Stow.
On Tuesday morns .e, inte irtb. et 10 o'elock. at the
wore lately ocrupied by It . 1 , Sterrett, No 55 Market
sweet. will be sold by order of John NI Kirkpatrick,
Kw, A..ware. Ina eitrire work of Slerehandwe, wore
Fursiture. kr, among . wmra ore One shirts In great
e•rler:.crsdors, iirk handkerchief.. gentlemen's draw
er.. suspenders and brace.. ...ars, shirt hewing and
collar actin stocks, silk neck ties. Oakes boaters,
can., bells. rtl.tion., /Os rilgine, bead bag, •ilk
purse, pearl buttons. gentlemen's inernine
arnrfirial dowers, haw and clo.ll oruslies, lea
ther trunk, carpet hogs• umbrellas, canes, Tiaras° a,
razors and entef. together with a variety of fumy
goons. perfumery, he.
Also. : dreswee bureau. beditendi, chain, wash
gaud., feather bed, ina•trarw, carpentry,. show C.C.
desk, wore and pipe. 16,t1), with a quantity of store
briar-es, he. Terms, cash currency.
1)11 JO liN 1) DAVIS. Augt.
anri Fancy Dry Cord,
On Moodily From.ng, July 16th, nt 10 o t etoditr at
the Cononererni Roomy comer of Wood mud
Falb streets, will be yold. orhoul meant, for cash
currency—
•
A lusge navvr•inent forego and domestic staple
and l'aort Dry. Good•, rt:o,acin, ni•arly 611,thelrarie
ty usually kept in 00 rOlO:.Ai-.-elry goods m ore.
Voting Hy.o, an] Imostral ton. Vn inanursetnred
wharro, No I pnlnt snap, large connting hon. desk,
firon sole. was shovels, spades. bay and manure
o r grro., scythes. scythe snenths, ay nets, window
1,11,1.1. nano -I clocks. lonktns glasses, carpeting, der.
A I,,rge kitd as•onmrm of new and second
hand household (untaure,
REYNOLDS h GHEE
At 4 ole.lock,
Farlitonithie ready mode elite:nog, Loots and Ann
urribre/ler..vornrois. trial, ruddier. five cutlery, lea
thee trunks, variety good.,:r.e. )yl3
floats, Fans Clacks, Watass, Shot Guns.
o,‘ Saturday rerning, Jnly 141 h, .t 8 o'clock, at
titc Commercial Soles Room, corner of Wood and sth
WA., will ho mid—
A :urge co:kenos of valuable mtscallancous hooks.
1.11 Oat vu,ntts departments of literature, family and
rocket bibles. blank books, leiter nu.' cap writing pa.
spl,,,del 21 day Paris clocks.
fin. full Jeweled detached kart ROM, Wllletle3;
4 one Over &labia back parent Tort. do
a crver double back quartter do
Alen, a variety or sretrart hand watches.
ii doable arid tingle barrel shot gam
1 ke) bug:e, I guitar, accordenna. violins, AC.
th JOHN D DAVIS, Acct.
_
On Saturday mormny. July 11th, at 11 o'clock, in
from olds romuu-rrtst .ales moms, will be 'Old, one
handsamr werl finiehed .stand hand Buggy, voilb (en
ing toper Alec', one set of harem".
7YI" JOHN D DAVIS, Anet
ligdortrritst's Zial. of Damn hied Ration.
tat Saturdarafternoon. July 14th. at 4 o'clock, at the
el nu I war , noti•e of ?Anion.. Mier b. Jane., will be .old
Wrl/.11 rroiroe. o nent. whom it mar concern,
eurreney-81 conks Bacon Hides and Shoul
der', whieti has been Filightly damaged by water in
iramtportion, and may be e amined on morning of 1.10.
ja 11 JOHN D DAVID Aunt
• • • I.y
4r4 Irto.nerx. 1 , 1 mew
Ne) . much empaL,
Will tic sold on Friday evening. July lath, at 11 - -
e'rc at the Commercial Sides Room, corner of Wood
e:
mot h.l) sts, the undivided hall of 4ft.o acres of land. so
urce in Li:acetone T. Warren to Pa, within about a
nom of the s Ileghcay riser. The title good, the land
of fair quality. and will be wild at a tonwruln to the high
est bidder. JYIV. JOHN D DAVIS, Aim
Caalogue Sale of Fine Slterts, Fashionablo;Cloth•
.14 g, n a credet of 90 days -
0o Friday morine. Inly 13111. at 10 o'clock, at the
commercial Rama roue, wilt be rebi—
d:, doe fine shirts, umbrae /Da a handsome assortment
ruidoup; avtueLl are .gym- of the nodal qualityeeer offer
publie an, Le ilog eery.
Mao. u quoilluy of faidr.onabl4 coats, yantalooAai
ve,s.Ac. Cam:outlet , will ho ready for delivery and
he puo,le open for examination on the lAh
r)11 JOHAI D DAVIS, AOOl
On Tuesday afternoon, July 17th. at 4 o'clock, will
be .aid on the preindes, by order of die administrators
at the late Thomas Fairman, deucased, that loanable
Lot of Ground. situate at the earner of Liberty and ELM
ris. having a front of 24 ferto inches an Ltberty at,
furt ni niches on Elghth at, and 60 feelt 64 inches on an
alley 10 feet wide.
A i•o, one other very valuable lot of ground adjoin
m the above, having a front of 20 feet one Liberty at,
and era riling back un average depth of tig feet. to
In fart allay, on which n has a front 0(27 font lb! fn.
A plan of widen may ho Man at the Auction 11.0011
Terms at tale. jytt .101110 D DAVIS, Auk t.
1.1) .NON RYE WHISKEY-31 five gal Demijohn
lJ taall Pure SE H. Whiskey. Gentlemenand el.
noururs ar e tanned to call and <30261.114 It , if they vast
as hue an article as can be had is the Western cord
try, at die Winn Store of
/(6
JACOB WEAVER, Jr
C' VI.PII of bjnini^e. Oxide of Tin. Frusta Acid, Cirt
1 o. Iran, Hi Carbonate of Potash. Nitre, of
• • v,r, Calontel. Zo•:tne of Lena, Chlortdcof Soda and
t rtnnrr hither. on hand and for sale by
173
J. KIDD & CO.
♦YATORES, JEWELRY, AND SILVER
srri THE subscriber, who boa been in busina
tee aetue building rnr:he Inn thtrtren year
hirt
ide
of Pfne Gold and
ver e Wiiieh ' es, Jewelry, and Silver Ware, - a
relan at the Very lowest inner.
Gold nod Sliver }biggish Patent Lever IVatehes.
and 1k• bJ Ism, and Lennie Watches.
Goad and Silvia,. Horizontal and Verne Winches.
Gold nod Silver Independent Second Watcher fa
tiromg hors-
Gobi Guard. fob and vest Chains. Gold Spectacles
laid and Silver Pencils Gold Prins.
1,0111,' Gold and Slone Bracelets.
tioid (Laid and Silver Thimbles.
Inionond Rinds and Pins.
=9l
Ludic .1 . tend GraUrrnene Brewpon.
Steelier Silver Bpoorts, Cu., Fork,. /cr.
Gold \Valehr. ets low us ea to 625 each.
Wstehra and Jewelry exchanged.
' , peons and Forks plated on lit man Sillier, a fine
icle All sr - manes warranted to keep good times or
he money returned. Jewelry repaired, and Winches
cleaned and repaired in the bat manner, at much less
Man Ihe cum/ prices. OHO. C. ALLEN,
Importer.ALlValchas and Jewelry, wholesale and
revel, 41 S iViaritillrtl
tutt,lEmil
FRESH HUMMER GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
k LEXANDER &DAY. 73 Nle.,ritet reet, northwest
...A. cornet of tee Did/DOI:1d ere itow opening echoic,
.toeit of fresh SUMMER GOODS. A laige mutton of
11104 C deeds have recently been pnreldwed at a great
mterAtee. from the Aueuon Sales at the East, and from
tar totporterm and manufacturers. We have deelDed
upon odertog tilts stock of goods at omen so reduced
ultand 'Of S 11; ty
J.
to meet the upproL , tion of thole who do Luau..
on the ehenp min principle.
Tbr Silk Deportment very - exteirrive, embracing
:kr rent lived. of drtors nod rikarddlin Silk., Satin
tic Cherie, Cninalion (iro Rhinck.
Thr Shwa! Denuranent cahroce. a Irplendia
loom of lialia C.noo elarvia, from the towel* prosesio
11/111 rletanoy embrooferril. liir
trar
voa, Lk rage, Mohair, Nel' and .ple titlid fir - arra! Silk
St'AßFS_lrark alit. hcrnry and Granedinic Scarf
I:I:RADE and oilier L/11.1 DRESS larODS—Ttlegan
and nodei Malt, or Berates. Slit Maur& and bite
1.• n Drrl4 (.00dS. wririhy of the allention of tke ludic
. . .
1.-A'.%' NS' LAWNS:'—In the latwa department, our
addnt.na tlorn the / . ..,:ertl Satqloila n quite
c mbranng elegant aiytt, at rem met ably low prices.
Imported and Lhanosto Gingham..
?mu_ att.l I:hinters, Brown and Elleachad Muslims,
Ci Musa. TirklnfoL,
superior English and ProneLi "laths and Caasimeres,
pentane and Jeans. Pantaloon Stripes • and Drainers.
All ot Witco Ls altered n: sck o *eduction of prices
:hut ' , mob:tsars ccumot fail u to ha pleased.
A & DAY
L FRlNTElts—Pon.ii Int l Hook thannanufacto
ry ofJ • U. Now lark, to elms and kegs,
ftdin I in. nprvard., and from VS cis. to 51. per lb. /J
-s . rd. Idue.;,:en and yellow inks, in Can , of lb. to
rna....tivaiy for saw. Having ascii Mr. M'Crra•
ry lak in our "an e (canine months plush we warrant
rqual to ally that is made at any othmsnanalamsrY•
T,mA east. JOHNSTON Sc 4 ro.licroN.
:kt . ..4) corner 'nfird and Market sts
'OR Concha, Colds,Astlnn rind Consumption! The
.1" GREAT A LL) ONLY RESLEDYfn: tbo care of the
above thsearen, :a the ITU:Vi t ./ALAN BALSAM OF
!AFT, thficorerod by the celebrated DL Buchnd, of
Lendcn Enn,ar.l. ant introduced into the United Slam
under the immediate strderintetillence attic tact:toad.
Treixtraordinary suceets of ‘11..s medicine, to Or.
Core of Pulmonary disc warrants 11.0 AlDErie.o
Ageer "Sictitag tor t,ainters Me worst possible en.
ran that can be found di the community that seoli
reiief In vain 1 , 41T1 yof the common. remedies Oat
ave.
ay. nod h been oven op by too isciat distilacaimbed
tray-miens m confi ram.; antldnatrablo. Tae Bangui,
nn BiLsam him ended, and will cure, the most deep ride
of arse;. It to t.o 4144, noflll.l, but a standard 1111 g.
bob meeteille. of known and cambßsltMl eficaert
li:vcry family .0 the Lord Suites ;Mould be supplied
vita Adohnots Magadan Beliern of Life, not only to
interact the consumptive tendencies of the climste,
b
o at to he otra as a preventive medicine in ell,, cues of
colds, coups, tp.pitbm of blood, polo I.r, Kul, and
cleat. irntntion and rareness of iite longs, brochnis,
daticulty of breatinc, hectic fever, night sweats, cousei
auna and ceineml dodiv.y, aldhmli, influenza, whooping
coach arta ;;pdp,
Said, in lawn. Ironies, at .1.1 per bode, with full dim
ions for the restoration of health.
OMMEI=I
Ca arhlcu. cuntaiairvir avu. al English and Ameri
can cersiScater, autl l o43sor cNcificllCO 3 slossring the un
fcpla:l^ATit, a g - reat . English Remedy, Easy Da
nkstrost: or the 4cros , grututtoonly.
tour role by 13 A FAHNESTQCI4 Co, comer of
at and Wood and Wood and 31.5 t ars.
itsCalSorS
IN THE COURT Of COALNION PLEAS OVALLE
OH EN Y 001,',V • Y, at October Tests. lnt& No 35.
P; the matter of the VOhaltlll7 antramcnt of War
act Mertio
=MI
•
Springer. Harbanch and W u, Courtney.
.aud iv•vr, June dal, 1549: Notice having been given
in the Pittsburgh Chronicle and Mercury, 'lee 01/C0
tnevi,. of sie nimg of the account, and no exceptions
o hg been turd thereto, on motion of Mn. Cannery,
ew sec 'ant to re:nettled absolutely, and iVol. K Aas•
U.q. appiont,l A editor, to audit 11.110 SO.{ the ae-
Cfedtinis, and mute disir.bobon emoug
cru. Erma the Retool.
111 RAM 11U141%, Prothonotary.
n - r
/ end attend to the 4utir of the above appoint
ent at my aiLen in Ptusburgh, on the 17th July, le-19,
r. W
I,4:Abw
DATIISI DATUMS BATEISI
OPENED TILIS DAN.
Titr.:4.l7:um SALOON L 04... and ' GAntlebOAA'.
Bathing it•tahlwitment. Hot,cold and shover
.1 - billts lee Cream, and all outer delicacies of
arnsou.
tic • ry ettentum paid to the comfort of tt.”.
who may Inver the above cstablisbotent sirith s ceil.
T. 11PFALL, Ithoprleter....
VALUABLE BOOKS ON MACCIINERY,
Scott's Engineer and Maaastitsta Assonant, to It
folio vols.
licittaltirert Tbruitt4 nod Mechanical litampoiationt
6 TrB eh
edgubl Me Strengthof Coot jron; cols Hen.
SClOll'.4 COO.Oll Spinner and Manufacturer, I VOL elm.
Curiosities of (ilass Alaktog; are.
Toe 'food Bonk of Toruinu, Il mot
The Apprenbca, by the Artisan Mb; 0 rola, 4 to.
t Weak'. Eacyclopumlin Corti EngMccttuft•
Mutlic's Surveyor, Irlognmer and Architect; 4to.
Bourne Steam Engine, ito.; Ly Aria. Club.
American Arelotcm, I to.
j o iceryi A comprehensive guide
Look for carpentry nod pinery, untie niles for every
port of work aboLt building, mud nurnerotta plates:
cos, Do
Proceed! Mechanic and EttOtteez'S Magazine; 6
volt. Dc
Crtildoc k's Ice res 03 Slealll ingl3o, bro.
Alr.tto't Pressure Engine, role,
Ti„.: Prztettett..Alechatuc.s:
Toto:"Lfott'.. Rodtmentary Meeltaitlev.
Dob.n`. Ittolicnents of the Art of Building
Rddratentary-Treedito on Weil
p or ,,,e, ere. los l rteetved and for Rote by
Saxt_DLOCK - WOom w We td st
DLV.. DR. NPEOLD.
A er, The Aged Cbrlattnni
partiOrt, au:1674/m yttilqty of Esnays, ndlnned
to ho onpro:emern, towdati, and comnr
k.. or agrit
of lib MUMS AVIVVICI)11 ou
ILI La y v. J‘d
D. A. a memoir of thu I ad., by Rev peorge
Upfolii, D. D. Rector or Trimly Choral., rm,,,,ti brs i,,
voL Jam meeiveil for sale by
JA.3 D LOCKWCK)D, .113 Wood st
AUCTION SALES.
ffEZ===
A "'arm for Sale.
drent Mug/Isla Remeay
CINCINNATI & PITtSDITICGIVi
DAILY PAcKE._ ? :PT LiN
MU'S well known ;Inc .p,ce-h qd pucvenger 4/Inv.
en If' now composed of the I'ddrnc.....v , th*cs
fin i:hed awl furnished. din. . ecn etverfui the
learnt? ofthe IVelk }.very setetAitiodmine htLstcoto
fort that money cat ;procure (
procure. Iths brimn provided
sengers. Tire Lane as n o_krantct l'of 14it . ..ears
—has carried a maimit of Jampleitiailai atolv6,im
ry to their persotta."fliv pout Sy.4ol9ng at
~ ;be pt
Wood love( the day preozotts to tirti tHrotoep
lion of freight end the entry of loVocnorrs nn
ter. In nil eases the passage aLiptiey mast b .Aga
ailmmen,
SUNDAY PACNAZET.
The ISAAC NEWTON, Captun ttempki:lltvil
leave Pittsburgh every klnnilny *sown; or Witt/eel;
Whoolivevery &today evening - Al 41 .
Mar L. ~11i47.
•
DON - DAY PA.c6.ET.
The moNoNti A Capt.
bargh every Monday morning at Itlvt'cloolci ItdLvy
every Monday [MeV mg at to P. Zt ,
Y' I hSli P A T.
The H18Y:12,112s i ryt.i Itit,v.acktiO, Writ
leave Pittsburgh every Theonty ehkrnind at 10 sivlitocyo
Idatmhing every Ttletattf evcniofas to r.
• vinsi*tcSoliir
The NEW ENULAND No pn 2C:."i0•111
leave Pittsburgh every Wednestiay itsm - atayirt 1p
0 „,,, ck; lig-u. e r mg every We-dee-raw cm.* iihrslr
PitirkT. :
Tee BRILLIANT, Capt. 8ak..., wi. leasieYgilun
burgh every Thursday morning c itt We Face;
every Thursday evening al 1.3 „ s kit
FRIDAY
The CLIPPER No. .2, Capt. Pugs isaabssiig
Pittsburgh every Fraley rivanueeefitledeloeVAh eus
Ito. every Friday eveuing
)3031.21Eft ARIL AIN GE3f.rrSTS for . 440.
• MONtiNti tt EL.N44I) vrk:.
Calmly 13 Mlles iittag'lntri ,
Ilrowariville and Cornberlagi.l to Lethal tfi. and
,
TGIF. splendid and fast rtutntriffl S :11,n 0 - ,,a. cr .
a.TLANTic, Caro J Park nov, DALTICe4st
Jaulibs, LOWS AELA.NE, Capt.), Buott, , nos
snaking double daily trips betweisA ur.
PITTSBURGILiAN I) Itit(r)o'''NSVlLlZ,, ,
The morning boat adi lefS_ss the Manciliele
Wharf, above the Bridge. defy sgeltp o'eleek poloilly .
Passengers 'will take SUPIMIN egiACil GO at it,iiwns.
vile, at 3 o'clock. P erni t'i'f•P'ettilid the
Bettor/re and Ohio Italtrottd,•l4l linichellte P' 015
o'clock, A m.,,,..ancriya id liragnore the sig.42;rete;
me, In tuna for the evening Phgailatiefoand
Washington coy.
From Pittsburgh to HalionoreZeoly, -
Fore tdd,tro
From Pm:rhumb to Pittlotlolittsm,onl) Farr
- Prom L • • • SPIA
The evening Oat will /e - eve strit.2ololoek, 1611r'figun.
'day everonza. Pnesengera by (I boat will
board to cornfortablieConto itioiGth the Cast n''reitgka.,
over the mourn:gins tho folloularday
Coaches, and lodge the reeved taft to Curiftd
Paesengershavi) Choice of cilor Steno:4)ore Jigul
Road between Baltimore utlif4eathidephratTAO dot
privilege of stopping as Crunf;lsfLand and E>a,fetoru,
sad resuming their tear, at plOtt:4llre. COOCI II char
toted top:altos to travel rc dotglileaso.
make up the ratio and 10 , V bills for theta.' le
es in the Pituntirgh others, on ts4)er to sale 'Ape
arriving co ftrownsvilled It is Orgerefore Ortr,t4,lll‘ lur
P.a ) fAlte. to get their ncliets bethre going
of the boat, re our ntlico, Monougatieln irOer
street, Or It Charles MOM. Work:km ritoblogl,
vosSedbm J., FS KIM VlA).....,g'ectint
intuVurgh toulactga Pacatot thists - '
FOR CLNCEIN ATI ANIM)SLOLGSVILI,M ,
The eplendtt *ger steamer.: •
'PELEtaeII.APII No )
Nasky, man
.. cc - olrol leave ri,,./ . ..sbner
tittortnedoOrl ports rt
t i . , Mtpeo.•
daii .... th i e r : g th hi t o io n t, f at 10 nook s—tis "
L ft liftcl;44!, tja i' . 7 fLAOsie.' l 4gie.
lad GIG/ It MI GI-EN It [Aloha._
PPETSBIYgGIi AND LOL'ISIVIA)Le. PACli4.4l.llir
new ne mad splendid HUMon
gerpocket,
TELECtitAnt
mrwtov., hurl leave
nod and Louisville on TharadAy, the 34 g 7 -I.lr, N
o'clock, A. M. For freight Or Faso. apply44boara,
to BURRED DGM , Ef ILSON 4e.g.'
GEO LI MILTMJERGEN.4
m's 3
Lontivllla and SU Lo Pnekoto3oinr.
1849.3 n•
ILLLULAR TUESDAY PACI4 ' FFOR, S'4_4` , 1 ,
The fine t num,.
etensoer KFLASTIs.
Dee. W. Wie*,ji
for the above t0,k31 p.,
every Tuenley, at 10 o'clock.
For freight or pneenge opply,c33 60,, A, or
E. C. KIND -k..6 159 Co..Tf.er
REGULAR SATURUATPA — M
111.01 t fr.iluL
etca ll rri * r
A ;sir PfierposObroster, sr Pcittste or
.he rtlsorr <.°6
ry_St r strartT, at to o'cl.k,
o
height Or pn..atr app17,21 truant or
Ist.NG'irlo Lort,G4ito,
Leftirl2,_
B.S.ULAR CACKUT ggii4 CING4NI4SO.
.„,,,..." The eplendiehoo-eoger ni..44,10er
F..MMOU.NT, :)'4'
t G W . El.herylieroer wOU i:4yre for
tide day, ot 4 o'elocir7 h° P.7l '"4 -$ ll '''''''''
' .e "
. °°'
s hal ,.
For freipt or poorogeopplah lexard. Ipik. 13 .
FOft CINCINNATI AN4LOCISVII,
I. The light draoA-iit hriniueer
MY ;
I . e n tl rc lu c enit t ;i : Olday, the 1,11 . 11•41, at
For freight or parerge Lipp/I - ph board or trr',7. ,
DAV Htgaga,
~
..,
t. Tim sptemle.uneamer
®-
stis‘NANDontt, i' , , ,
R.
arra. mLelfek, %sal. leavii.'for we
bona and tustatediate portak,„ls day
at 4 ok. P .iff --
For f fight or passago applyem board, or,
111
T
rEglagEw t.r4.4* 0.
---,---
FOR CINCINNATI. '.'" l
T hc bcfme Ita l kt,druaght st etikel
j . " ra mar rirr.
,„.ui7 . milke:m..omm 0h)1
1 010
4 ,0, teloE-t. rho twin
,teiVe for
the , aboke a al satermethate potes this day.
, iv
For gaigin or passage, apo§"kto board .-i i,
r- rug ciNcmk.nri - .i•
.
~ , The fir. par:Prager istearrter ,
jail.•
„.., MT,
till leave
...iv
...litia,e Kountv, muster, leave fa. 0,,,,,,
, • ",r. ,..„..,--.. • . at, and te l e k medtato ituesDagt on
dot dai, at tit ,geloe k. A fit • •
For amen or bassiega, apply .-, board, or Rs,
/Yip GEO LI liff_,Ek.NBERGElk, Alit
FUR V•111.I.I.INt. A. , ip lefilDla- P - ofthi."
,r—Tim t,•011,,,,,i •01,..1ant alifacarner
I N 111:DtiON. • ;
.."*.it i .l Ide...Ellen• ms..o. e, wt.] p eto r m
• • ...• •••• • ...., vie le cairn ttp oonvetabarett
V. ae01t..4 au • Ertugepon :Miseill leave l'i -Mugu
oa hVmliterda) aidbatardayk.
furfr e aght ur onasnre, applE•on board. ii 19_111_
FOR WHEELING 11dfD SUNFIISR.., -- •
''.eye,„ The bee nth
I 1 ctAk.)., Eara.L-A,‘;.
'7.1f 4 .....012:14• George Coilt.spc, messier, ,i-gt fr., -.
-,.., , or above o.lldt linen:o[4loW Wrti 03>
Ronda). and flutredaya at tfi • It I•6'
For freight or passage, appll•nte board. '..: • apl7
SUNDAY TRIP:" :F0 liEiVEltsii• ,
The II F. Mil sive:nor iOTOS,IIGAN
•I. '''''' No le, unit !cage the laudnorkippoine '
'... a the 't
_ 14.,„., „., te . I onottp,kbela }Wave,' etty Sue
... .re-e-- ~ 0.- ay tactu.tog 41 0 o'rkter, foWienver.
Retentive.. will arnve at 5 o <tack, . AI. it
Fare to !leaver tun! back, Thvouty-five C 4 7.i.
my';.,
_,,,,,- _
. SUNDAY I'IIIPS 'W BEAVER':
r s:. i.. -- 1) i th'erh:tta7ll. oAellitel2:4lll;ll4idildOk47.
eels lloa.cif3very Sondarainortng .
Id aaloapr Beave gattnta.g,
tad. I.t.nvo Itattaer at 1 o'cladat P. M., alad''ettse at ,
4 o'clock.. Fare, Twanty-Ct va , finta. iart4
___
R. :IUVAL. ,_._.'.
•rexasP--ca , e, GEO B. ftILTE NnE t 4oEtt
......N.0.,
Forafardiallaaad Cortuntsiodt Mer
chant, liar retoovtlt In No.a - I:Front, betted ... 4 :1, Wood
and Sreitad,ltt strata, 'a'
a=
/OR CINCINNATI. Alls LOLISVII4P.g..
"
, „ The light 4.ii tig ht deamer, or; '
, ip.A_yrrit, -,
th
I lk:- Va c v Wells, reltier, will leaidTar e
4 o'eloek, P al.
• 4, -l•-- , )- ahove port. Q Tuesday, ilt4 mat al
For frmght or pmAage appiliPbri lectod or
ir...
D'); ot 11 la titts.,....Agni
---
rtrir s tlSCl ... N'ATL&c.;, D hi' 1.04:
~,..... To apica id, steam
1.
VablA COLLICraz
Aggit h r NT Buitteti-Ignaster, w.ii Scare for
above aiKoati intenneVuoiports
on Tuesday, toe :lit e
at IC o'cl ihxit, A. M. '-;
For frotgrat or passage, appl'Fon board, or,
D'a "?.. - ,D. W. lIOSS,Ageni.
— 7')..7 - ' • - -- s -, ------
Light I Light q:, Light. III!,
, VHE justly celebrated barit Buie ems airßcbe had
at the sateen Lamp Stlt•te, No. ea Thikil street
Between Wood and Mallet oos
For a portable house light ii. 44. the pectgoi*di'i a:i
of the eastern cities , being pir,fectly sol o
11 0 $"
void of stank, grease or anyerif the uhisgrriAm".l, i..•
madams to lights now in roregion sec alstbl'i c"
fill assortment of limps ref the lati"'d 1' 4 "."Tn 41 '.. 0 0 '''''
ing the same. D'll'Aitees '‘',2..:Vs• c "'''
.
S T:NDRIE-74 4 ta',."Ncool , •
7, . „
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t log Flusaiort. -:
2 - (Birder/:Pea);
5 1
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il - Weol.;, •
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Now landing from rairdierlactL No 2. for ond4 il
JP _ ISAIAH Di L).^ 4BY it, Co., rigqint it
ter -- ... '"----
Stoacra Biftwara. :-....-/
TN reply to the *Neu,. atioVarningc eilliii st p, ) ,
Bork berth, tree Cinemnalx,giexerao,fartOth, we
otter the following opinion of uor ()mulct) t`' , •
,Ifillig.VlS /t. ANDI 4 4BON
p,..,,,, u Lamilso, tiVmulesrl.,
-•.11 lane tr:th, i.
T Mnosaa. 8131310:. & A lane 7'h,
len o lit.
liceortiance with poor requeitrese have e ar k . ll,, e a
~,,,,,,,) th e Letters eatmot grikincd to Cbtratial Ito ri •
.`..tit -for impriEvements in th l gleonsutuptiorgirliar' "
steam baiter end otter fornaod rind dated... All e Ott ,
1944 - - :.T.
We are of opinion that you) he assigne-es.4l. Ito'
brew, for whom we prepare' ape,. for a cVlifiti and
an application for Lettere tent for an -proved
Steals Blower.) are In no Wi -, il&Slglitg the Swim e , -
lowed MI. Burkha r dt in that Went
you- he
respectfully,_,i
WAT
NON. tolle2iT k BROTot - R
iyastiOn• Patel, Mtents and drtl!(ti' a.
PREPARED ;Id Alin:A: '-`,.:
THIS article has been careilly and fidtOrlitted by
a large number of the medual professivAilwiso re
commend it as the 61011 valas* o , all nmr.rP4__t ,,, o...
aracle• now in use, 0 being tact) asperse 1. Arrow
rent tapioca,sage, barley, flißl,terinvittidAii. S 4 chit.
dren. i." - .- o
•
As on article of dUe'...""t for child rea.;:tearßen•
lolly those of weak bowels, - tot" feeble arull'lleh ee ,
coustitution, it will be found tape health and'Ofrength
with more certainty than any Vibef milsi-tirefilli
'the Fianna has been the 11Y lltoldPzefliy Drs.
c Mires and Rama,,tual Pro Reyeallrf whom
bear teAllmony to its great TOOFS over all Oritt,..r ferias
reed's substance, for invalidolind children. e_,ls
,
An extract from the reportesch sarilydsi- here
given o lgM
`lte claim to the ettentien elf:Ohe medical real°.
willrestllfddri's containing lAiloie glinen sin. )ilhent-si
Mt rose nixed principles, vsgotie 4 bride andiribumear.
ntitsttanee• toot (sand 04 arrovaroot or annllitifloolies '
—tßeid. lir rd''
The great superiority ofligis article olo...atitr.h,
~,,,,,„. 00 ,, ~,,,,,..„ saga, die as on unpile:Or diet for
invalids and children, in pm:A .. 4olly owl 448 e gio
te
forma
it comm., which is 4.0 Te .. r eeta.o cAilu„ . ..,
"It Bair Farina) ave Agrecatire lggtt, Onto,-
tree arnele rd' rood, enSily 'Ritmo-it, aoi edrairetily
adapted for invalids and abilfenn. - •--(Rottotr, , ...
The above article always Ed hood, and tree - nate by
Braun & Rader, comet of LiS4ty and St. Oadr sta.
173 IChronidlo trar-.1:
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