THE PITTSBU 4111 GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED BY WHITE & CO.
P I TTb6OfOS...
MONDAY MORNING, AFaIL I, lEe4:':
ITTAzvansirr am earnestli regamedto hsad to
.. o ..g i grpmbefoTe r. &ad as m 1 1 11111 ..41 , a.
able. Mfveniseemna not teamed for • .peel
- Will Invaziabty be litnried ezdand wet
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es to th e fionh.Aotericon sad
— lCteda Stele. Orizette, ' Philidelphlo, received and for.
wanted from tltte aka. • '
Comm= Mu. atsrm ch ts
—Aenisemen
erigbecr4tlans, tor paper, will be received and
• faniuded from thts o 0 n.
Olwrilsnantimita • •• Lux.—gabaertpd n
fie Valiable gape , will be received and forwent
•ed from Ills oftlea. -
'Bauman.• • I.—gobactiptioh and advernse-i
NW" for II" Paee • received and forwarded free of
charge Om hie aft
iIThRE PIPIT P tE FOR LOCAL. lil4TTL:frid
?EBO • JIM
„
MOND; of th Aintodissosilo ant Whig
• Garmaatr Co • • ties at Corro.poodeneo.
, Tbe'Delegace to .• • hat County Convention, of the
ain*lgaeonie and ' g party, all awhile: are meta.
heti of the Connell of Colvelipondence, are request
lid to steel at duller Court House, oa Wednesday,
, INA for the tramacnon of badness.
Asia..—This Li the universal
aoving day to Pin*lnigh end vicinity. Bnleorib.
• ';;s* thole residence* will plane sive no.
, •
Cluni littgrnout Roan.—Our columns, to
dsy ontlia the gratifying intelligence that the
e dietsion'Of the! Ohio and Penne : Outdo Rail Road.
. %Orals this city and Beaver, will be let to' con.
tileio,loll lbelith of the present month, and the
&Intim of the road in Columbiana County, Ohio,
ekat the Rai davit May. The cenko road will then
,giajttedsk coatract from this city to the Ohio Canal,
The remainder of the dislike., be.
trim. Maaillon and Wooster, will doubtless be
ounintelieed In a few ononthii, as well 23 that in
aleibuid County, If the people there take hold of
the *Orkin good earnest.
, .Werituderstsnd, by inkomation from New York,
I ,' ;Rad thaltosident of the Company, Gen. Roma-
log, has been enabled to make each arrangements
with the nit void binds of the two cities ela ar
jziaolo th e levitate !Vadat° easy on the wort be
. twesa this • city and Beaver, and we conddenUy
expekt that; by nisi opting, die aGaens of Pitts.
boils will have the pleasure of riding in a rail
toed as; to the Ohio State line.
The mum displayed in thiagrent work,by Gen.
Robinson, the Engineer in Chief, and the Beard
ofDlrectors, is worthy of all tira4e, sod their la.
bran, we doubt not, wdl be crowned with 'bond.
sal 61100e111.
'DU Aurromot Numon.—We perceive by an
*Nola correspondence between the Nemetary of
- Shots and the Non. gichard N. Thtuupsoo, of In.
du"aa, to whom the. Preaideiot had tendered the
. lib:Winship to Austria," that this gentleman is
-:mapelled by private reasons to deg line the posi.
ticm. pdr. Thompson expresses, In gratehol team,
'Ma Sense of the President's kindness. The eon.
anion of his lam Mao truly eloquent and pwri-
ISPe. that we append dkw the beneitt of our sett
:
, "The priming condition of affair s ai Amu to such
-dam demand of every ciusen of the country the
• entplityment of wherever vigilance and energy he
guy posses". that our bealtetions may be preserv
ed sad the Union of the States perpetuated. Al.
though In prince life, I shall (edit so Ina my de
ty than L kaseTek it to be hereto re, to aid, by all
legitlinsfe menus, in rebuking that spirit of famine
and Giusticism which dm ezdangerd oar nations!
,•tisarlireas and peace. The geld of labor thus af.
forded 'enticingly large for my ambition, and
will tarnish me abundant duties amoogit those with
whom I bays been long aseeelated, and to whom
;I am' altadied•by ties which am etreemstanees can
sayer. Anson:iv thaw duties, there is none that I
shall discharge with more pleasure or sincerity
the er.pression of the conviction that the
Indicated b the present Esecntire is sot
,only by patriotism and wisdom, but
tatoonilr catiolated to secure the permanent
iseseperuy of eke, country and the integrity of the
, Hr. Tip A iwa I. one of the tout dheinuatted
per of the weet, and vu known in Cowen u
the "eloquent thotepeoa of Indiana.*,
utloiafl Avtttaßan.Bean Coen-vv.—There
.
Is Mom lope of the Connellmillo project yet, as
slit' be seen by the kdlowing article from the
enderstrant Democrat. All the; necessary login
lakia fs now obtained, and If the people, on the
tome will Su ahead and gradated bridge the road;
an they can easily do, there will be but little dila
catty ja . .prcenri tho iron, sad stocking It It
will. prawn sr splendid local business, sod-treble
the anklet Wade, that the Wheeling road will
ever receive. Let the friends of the Connellsville
/wed then go shear—
':Panisatea atm Ctrazciman., flirt Resa—We
ham aeon a letter from • member of the Lerida.
tare of Maryland, , manna that a law had been
pawed incorporalles a armoury in I.ld. to meet
the. Prnsbungit and Coanellsville Rail Road Com.
pant at the State Line. This, the tae and nate.
esl mate, kaolin the rivers—whilst the Wheeling
route mamas four or five then and aa may in
tervening eterantaina at right angles, with grade.
anossding 118 fat deseeut and ascent for twenty
mike together. and in other places mounted in the
Mr, en aisikl walls ef=imery 20D feet high. Wall
might' Louis McLane, the late Pr e sident of the
crompiny, monocle= such a route *impracticable.°
Om It, aver be made! and if so, will it ever be
travailed. la competition with shorter, bedter,rand
*ski Pineal. Tpe Pittsiategb roule.oompared with
the Wheeling route, according to the report of
Mr. Wrote, the engineer of the Wheeling. road,
is tint half the equated distance, will mt east half
this Money, and from wberre the road now cruses
tbelerqb the Pittsburgh route down the river
has Mr grade - over 20 feet per mile, (equal to a
dead loyal the .rbole way) connecting at Pius.
harsh- with the great. Atlantic and Pacific road;
whim the Virginia route ands at Wheeling without
any *astern road to carry them beyond the 01110
rivet cep connect them with the - great wee=
RUMS! ratite to the Nate. .C 42 nth a load
elm:mete with, other rail road. When it has been
damonatrated that the stages can carry
Eon Cumberland to the steam boats at
In cheat halt the time required to carry them on
therall.road over maculates and steep grades to
Wlerinigl Them are qua-teem worthy tee grave
consideration of the people of Maryland. Will
the Rail Road Company answer them! We will
Tog Da/milt= R aa.:—A new Whig pa.
partionnuiTa Ita appearsoco at. Albany, N. Bork:
The editors are Jaromo PaUer, Eeq., recently San.
siokro' thei Itiparie district, in that State, and
SoWara.Esq, trdnor teethe Utica Daily
it IS astabynacidni a, Sinrcargh , Whig • paper,
pledged to maintain - the dextrines and principles
of tin Nstunial , Whig :pany. We gladly tvel
minas it isito doi,Whig Ranks.
New,York Albion. which Is perfectly ea
fait. in these matters, informs us t h at Jenny Lind,
Mel 'weebl'a Arm singer; beautiful Cott°, the
worms-dial dancer , St. Leon, her husband, a
great nioUnist and dancer; Catherine Hers: the
Queen of English Opera ; Ettanis Heave% whom
Jenny Lind calla the greatest Wring tenor, and,
'nth' them two lam, a whole English opera eom
pa4—itMleauCmire wonderful still) Franeoniti
oelebratettCiretts troop from Paris, are to come
omit betlieell this and the next sealcol.
liesseelbwatot—ut Felton Mown:mat essoci•
Edo° has beeW Anted at Troy, Indiana, for the
pmpoesi of , Allecting fowls to erect opon Nome
bold promontory on 11'61.211 , er °lnch . . n....., eng
to the 100010111 Orate tither of Bteent Novi lion
Fcdteit tests oa the hankt of the Ohio, as ho wish
ed; and the noise alio passing otaawboins bas
baxmaiihia Cu beyond his mat sanguisie
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pozdana• a the FlF.ablugh Gazetta.
Main:Mao, Much 21 1830,
letheHoUse, to day, the Senate amendments
to the bill providing an the elealoa of Auditor
ettest# and Surveyor (Anent, were cannoned
With emsrgeos or that which made. the
Amities snail Ineligible . wlthin three peak=
the in4dtilion oaths term for width.ie shall have
bees-eletsted. • This •• they sterek out They
alto wrnded the Senate amendatents, by making
the if‘gref:eracestllbe euenti_Snwreyois three
years' Tin 8.011 10 ; 40 /14/4.brineetred In the
otonalilkonl as to toraeLtki&e, but fintrid
"to the llrYia" legahl 16 tit , in - digits*
ofthstAltdittiaennil,:. I At,* is. Howe wilt
hose to recede; seer thstitni'tjueatleti will 'ven
om, yu i sern'he ertde&bra Commitnectreon.
Tho tda to sahorlee the iSehool Dhiletom of Oho
&h .Wed of the eft) , of Piltehtingh, , to; bormiw
tooMi.llll,tehon: Op, end reaa"a ocaoad Ala
Utra time 111414sitt,
mom ta a Fatilaia, spird 400 .
.ut itimazgabizik.
c o ns oweilitacksuipii,i 6 rtd cuy.
The remainder of the day was consumed with
the discussion of the bill of Mr. Smith, of Cambria,
Yer'enteS the lot of 1817, in refinance to the
slave. MrVßorter'ernyed
to snake imply to the able aunt uninnw'" "-
gement of Mr. Wean, of Chester, on Mid 'Meg
aide ofthe question, a day or two before, bunt was
ne go. •Thel , speech was an entire failure, and
like hie infainetts report upba Me aerie itubjedf,
did not offer • mingle argument in favor of the
passage of the bill.
,le the the bill to maul therseervisge envs
toad between Edwin Format nod Catherine, his
wife, aggin came op. on the bill reported by the
committee on the judiciary, to which that subject
was ialerted yesterday. The bill provided In sub
stance that the Court of Common Pleas of the
City and County of Philadelphia should have jan
hidlcelon, and wavthereby empowered to decree
the divorce of Edwin, Format, from the bonds of
matrimoty, entered into . with Catherine N. For:
rest, has wife, notwithstanding the sold Edwin For
rest may not have resided within aptitude the full
length. of time required by the constitution, previ
ous to the filing of his petition, or libel for the
Upon thetnal passage of this bill the yeas and
nays were demanded, and resulted—yews Id,
coy. If', an the till failed. A reconsideration.
however, was afteturiuds moved by Messrs. Par
ker and Sankey, and the hill will doubtless pass
to morrow. Certsinly there can be but little ob
jection to sending the matter to the Court, where
the parties will have the priviiege of a trial byjit•
ry, ((they desire it.
Laird's model bank bill then came up on second
reading, and acr.upied the remainder of the day,
without getting 'through with more than half of its
numerous provision.. Only pee important amend
ment wee adopted to day-i-rhat of making the
shams of stock payable in l i the noise ol specie
paying haulm as weLLas gold and alive:. A motion
made by Mr. Doges, a VA or red republican,
worthy to be a wociated under all circumstances
with Lead, tr. strike out .fiteen yearn'. the term
the which all banks should hereafter be chartered,
sad ineert °um." was noted down by .'decisive
vote. The Senate will lick the monstrous thing
Into a decent shape, I think, before trey ate dotter
with it. acid then let it go ire a model specimen or
• • foco bandierift in tbo way of leginlntive links
tug. Lbave no greet penchant for penonaldies„
but it doeneeetifto me that you can tell a modern
vdtarzfotroby his locks. There is a sort cf moral
and mental deformity—a Jealousy and suspicion
every thing and every body, which manifests
itself through the eye, and is made stiii more sp.
parent by the general beating and- manner of the
man. Laird and lingua are models of this class of
politicians They see gunpowder plots in every
corporation, no matter how simple, or what por.
pose it is designed to carry out. Such fellows
ought to be confined to their legitimate spheres.
The village bar room is the only place in which
their statesmanship soil shine; and co where else
should they be allowed to hold forth. COBDEN.
PROM BMW 'TORS,
CorrtspOrtaance of The Pittsburgh Gaze..
.Nrar Sioux, March 26.
Thera o little news, in the general way, and
the history cif the day I. confined to business mat
ters. Money is getting more in demand, not from
legitimate business, but from ispecolatoss, who
have got their ideas well elevated, and think Ro
tting can be bought which will not twit at an ed
vanes, ere long. The banks are all discounting
freely, and we are well advanced in bubbles, as
o 1835. The Bub Trettertry has now in Its vaults
$3,100,000, the largest som ever known to its pee
sermon. It will mon be diminished, from various
mosses, the mast prominent of which Is a payment
on the part of the Mexican Indemnity. Ourim
portations, too, are over, nearly, and the expenses
of the-government will soon diminish our hoards
Our city government has taken a long step in e
mach needed reform, and has voted to abolish
the tea room, (a noted restaurant =stained by the
city to supply chimpegreasuppers,M ummberiof
the gove rn ment s ) end to pay members faun dollar.
per day for rack meeting, which is to cominepre
en thefirstefeyery month. Under the old regime
no Abierriaan commenced the day by sernice+ in
thy CoMmon Pleas Conn, $3; afternoon. ai Com
name, $3; as a member of the Board of Super
visors, in the evening, $3, to which was added
other perquisites, making the office quite • avid
066.
The nem from England ie not favorable for the
iron. trade. Makers of pg iron wero ready to
meet the market at 44 p 455. 6d. par ton, which
atdeeline. The lump!), continued large, with
the furnaces busy. At hand rail road iron ..f5 4s.
6d., or own twenty doe dollars; 01 course, with
such prices agile:A we canuot compete, nod we
must use English non while oar own Los don .
Oar legislature Uu passed a general rail road
hill of the greatest importance. The dittingtdatc
log feature ot this bill, is the power which. it con
fers on vcluntary associations, technically termed
the right of " eminent domain "—that is the pow
er to take the property neceraary for their rocs, on
plying a jurt compensation, and under certain
stringent rev:amides, without coming to the 'mi..
Leone for it, or for • declaration of " public utility,"
in each elute where tea right of way cannot be ob.
Weed by negotiation. In this respect, it conform.
to the general plank mud and turnpike nos.
The,Cracent City, which arrived lan Mehl, and
the Odle, which came to day, bring no new. from
California, of the timeliest Importance.
The Ohio brings home 100 passerigers, 30 from
Chaves, 39 from Haven., and 24 from New Or.
lean.. Among the latter fa the wile of Dr. Grain
U. a Senator from California.
She alsoltrought 25 pusengers, and one bor of
gold dust; from Chagres for New Orleani.
Flour heavy; sales were made of 1000 brls at
$4 25 0 4 . 50, for fine State; Common, fi4 75 Gr 4.
'9l; Choice at 55 0 5 121 ; and pure Genesee at
5 5 0021 ' 0 5'73 ; Southern fa heavy. 100„brls nye
•Flour sold at 52 Sll.. Id Corn Meal nothlog
'log. • Grain- -Whent•in• good demand; market
'very firm. In Cern nothing doing, market kaiy;
`Provision—Pork, Mon, 810 25; Prime, 59 621
and del ;100 byes. ggpd country Beef sold et S 9,
,Cat Meats, I 0 tea Dry Salted. Sides (rfillp)at se.
Lard'dott. goner in demitid at . full
pricom—
Cheese 61 0 Or. ask 24e.,
while buyer, are not i n clined to ga higher than
231 c. for Prison. .
Trla . l of Prg.G. John W. Webstoir
[blade up from the reports la the Hoehn Jew ,
Did, Transcript —l;d Traveller.]
S. Park Mari Blake called—Am a rehttive of the
!map& Paskitia.: I took a very. active part in
the sestet after Elv.•Parkman. .1 had occasion to
call on Dr. Webeger, on , Monday morning, at the
College, between the boors of 10 and 11 o'clock.
The Monday afterithe "disappearance. As I
tended the steps I.me a student. as 1 supposed,
and he rang the bell. Mr. Littlefield appeared at
the door of the front entry. I' asked tom if Dr.
Webster lectured that day. He said be did not,
ma sold he believed that he was In the lecture.
room: He tried the door of the lecture room and
it war fastened. Mr. Littlefield asked my name,
and said-that he would go round the, book way
and give my mane to Dr. Webster. Ile .did
•
t waited what I thought win an unreasonable
time. He unbolted the front door of the lecture
Kam, passed oat; and I went in,. when I now Dr.
Webstar coming oat of his back private tenni.—
He had on a smoking cap and working dress. ap-
Paniatly;' I took particular notice of Dr. Web
aiet's appearance as I descended the steps of the
tartans WV= lb stood atilt until I approached
him. I told him that I. had learned be had on IR• .
tarriew with Dr. and that I bad coma'
to all the particulars of that interview. Dr.
Webster then want on to mate that on Tueaday
Precedull Dr. rarkman's disappcaratice, Dr. Pack.
. man bad called there
n ekire his lecture was fins
wind. Ile sat down and waited for the lecture
to elm. Dr. Webster pointed oat the seat be oe
opted. He tit leaning upon his elbows, waiting
very laulently tor him to ohm. - •
tbe lecture wan finished,' Dr.:Parka:an
came up ,to the table and said, nisctor; I want
aurae money." ile.vrain very ton ,ti excited and
4 4101." have $5OO in your pocket and I
,want some of u." Dr. Webster'. conntensuce I
thought, lighted op and expressed a great deed or
a ug er, - when he related this tnteraiew. He said
be told . Dr. Parkman that he could out quite pbr
him on that day, as ha had not collected alt h,o
d. fns his: lower.. Taco Dr. Parkman Asked
him when he could do it, and he said on Friday.
lld said Dr. Parlonan then went out, and - that n
Friday. the 2 3d, on coming into the tap, be cal led
at paPirlittkan'r 1110tble,iliW him at the door, and
Walt worild coma to his lecture room after
his imam Wet day, he iambi anide it; that Go did.
1 collie akin ball pa 4 one. I asked him how he
•knew.abOut the time. . Fie oaid his lecture had
bete fialabed,nod three of his .roseate gapped
to 0.0 bim..questfons, and alter getting through,
Waylays', to the back part of the room to look at
pitlares that- had been flesh put up there,
and afierviards went crab
That Yee, Won Dr. fiarkman came; that : hq
;Were in, , 14 a great hurry, canto his table
where be lit t studlog, sad .abed him if be ilia
lealay,ittut ald he was; that Dr. Parkmau thee
leak eat et pooket bundle of papers doacrup
islacnia
paper; and streW 'mit the nitht.'
VA he, Dr.:Wage:, teak oat the meney and paid
tom • - 4 el d some cent-,wheth
er f u a, donor, or centa he could
no , - he received themonerwahnot
farhefing, anti we. gulag ofTvlea' thaT he; Dr.
There is one thing you have film
gotten, Tor., and that it, that toorigege”—that Dr.
Po/kraut said, "I haven ' ttiC. %rah me, but t will teti
that it isaftended to n —this he then West oat with
themoney in his hands, exposed to view in scare
leas way. I then asked him it eq. could reeollect
themeaSyc lilt might be of great importance to
his discovery. '
He 'aid he could not recollect any thing ebodt
them, uxerept bill of $lOO own the tiew.E.tuttand
Derilt."l asked Min if be had the notes Dr. Perk.
• • • -- - .
man gave up. He answered in the affirmative,
but ut a way to make a strong impression upon my
mind. He appeared confused. I asked if any
one wan pm/este Ibia interview, when be said
very emphatically• No." Then I left him. 1
had been acquainted with the doctor for a good ,
many 'tare. I noticed Mathis manner,was
sin
guler on my flint entering his room. He mourned
to want I tat cordiality find politeness that is usual
to him. As I came down the lecture room steps
had my eve upon him, and thought that he look
ed pale. He received me in ■ stiff and formal
manner, and I am quite confident that he did net
put out his hand to me.
His manner when apeaking of Dr. Parkmm be
being angry, wee I thought singular. He made no
erpreaion of sympathy; this I thought strange when
every person you met in the streets expressed so
much sympathy with the family of Dr. Parkmim.
He made nr inquiries as to the search. He said
very little about it. He made RD Inquiries at all
about the family of Dr. Parkman. L was not more
than 15 or 20 minted with Dr. Webster.. There
•was a change of position and trukaaerafiaille hid
commenced talking upon general subjects—but
none while we were talking about Dr. Pakman. I
went out by the same door I entered, and I heard
the door bolt after I left
[A recce was granted at this point by the Court
to secommodateithe jury. During the recess the
prisoner was busily engaged is conversation with
his counsel.
Charles B. Starkwenther called.-1 have been
connected with Au police tour years. I emit
part In the search after Dr. Part-man on Saturday
after his disappearance, and op to the time the re.
mates were found. I went to the Medical Col
lege on Monday with Mr. Kingsley about 12
o'-
clock. Went up to the front steps. I too Mr.
Littlefield. Saw Dr. Aineworth and Dr. Bigelow.
I think I told them that we bad come to look over
the College. Mr. Littlefield tiled Do Webater4
lecturetroom dcor,aad it was fastened. He knock
ed on it quite hard, .d then Dr. - Webster came
and opened the door. We told him what we came
for. He opened the door; wo went io down the
steps to the back laboratory, .d when we got
to the steps •of the lower laboratory, Dr. Web.
ater eon", .this is all my apartments..
Mr. Littlefield opened the door in his apartments
and we went out by the laboratory galsa door.—
We merely looked round the roosts. Was there
only a, few minutes. I was one at the party
who•weor • out to arrest Prof. Webster on Fos
day night, the 29th of November. Mt. Clapp and
Mr. Spurr were with me. The Doctor talked ve.
ty freely while coming in, about the rail road, and
• Mn. Bent who-had seen Dr. Parkin. on
Friday. And he waited us to drive round over
to the Port to see her. We cure over Cragie's
bilfdge into Boston. Mr. Clapp 41Iked with the
DOctor. When we got to the caner ot Second
mini, Dr. Webater remarked "ion ought have
taped that if yen want to go to the Col.
lege " Something was said about the driver bo
ne men—also about the water that hod been
sounded. Mr. Clap sat beside Dr. Webster.
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When mega 4:11 ta il we got out and went
into the bank office When we got in Dr. W.
eatd, "Mr. Chino, w. ta . does this mean , Mr. C.
amid "we have done looking tor Dr. Pnikninn, and
reit nee to custody for th ; murder of the Doctor."
"What! me?' lays Dr. W, 'Ater. "Yes, you, Pie,
and you are in coatody for the murder of Dr. Park•
man. Mr. Clapp and Mr. Spurr then left as,
and said they would go and are it they could hod
Mr. Parker and the Merited. Mr. Ciapp , made
out • minium', handed it to me, and said "don't
commit the Dr. 011[11 I get ketch. He told me be
would go and find' Mr. S. Er. Parker. Immediate-
Ir after they went out, Dr. Webster called for a
pitcherof water, and he drank nevem' timer.
asked me "if they had found Dr. Parkunsn
I told him "I winkled he would not ask me any
numinous, as it man not proper 'FN . rue to answer
them.' He NUJ, .you might tell me something
chant it,' "where did they find hint" "Did they
hod the whole of the body" "How moue they
t suspect me" "Oh! my ettildree, what will
they do" , "0.1: what will they think of met"
When did they get the istformationr I naked
the Doctor Wang body had enema to his prime
imam:events but himself. "Nobody has access to
my usivito apartment but the porter, who makes
the fire.^. There was a pause of • minute and a
half, when the Ur. added, 'that villain, I am •
ruined man.' There watt no farther COTITCIIII69I3,
The Dr. walked the floor, wringing bid hands, af•
ter which he 'mit down.
I saw the Doctor Put his hand to his 'es' poet •
cloud pot it up to his mouth; and in a moment
he stretched out in • epascnota if in • fa. I went ,
to him and said, "Dowor, !area% you been tat
ing any thtng ' and be said "he had not." I then
helped him up from the ware, and he walked the
door. I was with him about an hour, and Mr.
Clapp <erne back and toltme to commit the Doc.
tor I took hold of hispight arm, and be could not
stand. I asked Mr. Cummings, one of the new
dupe, to take bold entire. He did and we
him lathe lockup.. I told Mr. Commings
that I thought bekadbees taking nomethitig. and
I thought he had better spud for a physician. I
paid this: to 011:0121i0p tea presume
of Doctor, when we got to the lookup tinders
Death the 06100. Mr. Clapp thought we had bet.
ter maimed toe a physician, but no down every
fewer 10011Uleb and look to him. We had to lay the
Doctor in his berth; we laid Elm upon his aide, and
he tarned over upon his Moe. Reappeared like
a man In a Ht. I never saws man in snob estate
in toy bfe. I have seen a great many men in fits
but Doter one iike him. I left the Doctor, and
sow him about three quarters of an hour after
ward at the Medical College. Dr. Webster, Mr.
Parker, Mr. Andrews, Mr. Pratt, and several nth.
ere, were up in the Tpper laboratory when I 04010
there. I only was present when the privy door
sod private room door were broken open. While
in the laboratory the Dauer appeared very much
'g cr e i :fet a not
so
much so op
.I‘s as
ha
did
d
asshuedia the removal of the feelleM / hand
ed the remains from the scuttle. 1 don't recollect
that the Dr. odd any thing, but asked err game
water.. After the Dr. hap been in the laboutory
the remades wee shown to the Dr. I Was at the
college, day amis. until they were carried sway.
I have some fish hooky and twine. These were
timid just as they are in Dr. Webster's private
room In his upper laboratory. (Willem exhibited
the articles to the jury. The hooks were imaged
as who fprm of • grapple. Thens were three of
these grapples—of one heck. of two hooka, and
one bt three hoolm.) I now them on Friday night.
I took the hooka and twine on Saturday. They
were rolled up in a paper on the thelf. The
bundle of twine and hooks together. 1 meon the
closet where the valuators are kept. There to
another ball' of Urine there yet.
Ott Saturdey there was a general search. I was
In the upper leborstary, and hesrd my name call
ed In the lower laboratory. I went into the lower
laboratory. It was Saturday afternoon. I went
down, and raw Mr. Feller bringing a lea cheat.
He tuned • tea chest over. It contained part of
a bunion body, together with aqoautity of tan.
Upon the Sego them was a quantity if twine
wound round. 1 eta • piece of it off'. (Witness
exhibited the piece cat ott) All this Wine Lou
the thigh. (The counsel the the government prop
pewit to ask, m relatioato - tea bunch of skeleton
keys found at the college, sod this was allowed.)
boned ell but one In Dr. Wetater's private room
on a shelf, in a little drawer. The one 1 found in
his wardrobe. I have tried the key.; and—(anr
ewer ensued.) - •
[The answer won arrested at the suggestion of
the counsel for the defence. The government
contended that tee evidence to he elicited bad •
bearing upon the gaze, *lOl4 touchlng such
arxplanglons al DlVWCiater InigbiJitcre to make
of thetnatuterSt 'which the keys fume into his
I pisseerno . ' n. 11 the Dr. should edemas's' , that he
found the key, and placed them in his drawers,
and it should be shown that among them were
some which would fit the locks of other apart.
manta than his own, the Attorney General thought
that this would have an Important bearing open
the troth of the statement is kWh the Dr. might
have made. The question was admitted by the
Court.]
I hove tried the key.. One of theta fits the dia.
sewing room door. A second fits the door of Dr:
Watteau's lecture room, and the More room he.
low. There ere two locks on the lecture mom
: Ober, leading out Into the trout entry. This fit.
'We lock. This bears the marks el being Med.
This, a third, fits the front door of the sipper steps,
and the one below the maim—Thud are all the
keys I know any thing,about. There was • cop.
board where them had bees three•drawers, which
had been removed. When Dr. Webster won
roeght to this Police Court, In the Judge's room,
And Mr. Andrews was themjlltald,•Dt. lAtebslet
I havoTound florae keys in your room.' •What,
says he, 'those that are filed! 1 plehedihem op
n Froit Street, and threw them in' Thew were
1. words. , •
' Stephen IL Kimball called—l knoWDr. Webster
by signt. Monday or Tuesday he came Into the
store and incinimil for large ghee doh hooka I eel
collect the day, as Mr. Lane wont away on W e d.
nesdny and WON MlOlOl2lO time. Mr. Lane au
the stoma! the; time. It was lath In the eau
noon, bat the light was good enough.
' James W. Edgerly called—l am in business at
Hp. 3, Union Street--hardware basins:ea. Re
teteMber the time of Dr. Parkman • • disappearance.
peritoo came into the stem-on Taeaday alter.
Wrop,-abont night, and inquired for the largest
funks. I showed him the largest that I bad,
ttl he took six. (Witham Identified the hooks
fir ad In Prof. Webster's rooms) There is a pectu
air ruck on them, aadthe basks west, unusual
atge. I have had them on hand tor 'event yews.
think I hat e awn the person who- bought them.
did not then know him. • (have sees him In Pill
cod in -court He did tint state any purpose tot
which be bought them.
William W. Mead called sed - sWorn.-1 am in
hf hardware business. in •Uokra Street: i have
scan Professor Weber only lately:" '.A person
cum en Friday, alter ThenkajOeingi *44 lege/red
d e fi s h ', d ohs, 1 . eaked • whet hod La Wanted::
la that he wished to have amtresto Soul al
grapple with. I look down t 4ei r usew, and h e L
bo ght three. put thtni ilia shpwert
him how ha might' ford imp 'The size was
coasidemble smaller thin the oyes prodoced
Co trt.
•
roman- M: Tyler Called aid swam—l am a
en - and twine .mathaflettirtsrfAive hese la the
nese for fatty five "1 sal dab judge'.
• trinttiarapl'Orkidrdeacrl • himof tweet.
ss "RRR• tht••is.'''''7W •• • W • • dto •
which identified ea having seen before nod
markl.d.l The twine was that found round the
thigh offihe'remalas.)
: • (Wfifilmit Mei eztmhied the twine attached to
the fishAntoks, and - the hall of twine. The first be
iwonotintied two threaded' marline.) I have get
Abe least donbt that all the twine mentioned hi one
And the:mures thing. The manufacture of each
twineintmosnal at the present day. It le made
gamed peen Ramie hemp. Thin hemp is used
on shipboard.
American hemp is generally used for awl mar
line.' There fs an irregularity to the manufacture,
end this want of nuiformaY Prove/Abet it in in.
terided`tor common ow.
Cross examined—l undertake to say that the
twine is one and the slime thing. I used to work
generelly,filly fathoms, and then ball up ten or
twelve fathoms. My price for this twine would
ba2s.cents—far dew rotted it would be 20 cents.
I consider ibis twine carelessly manufsconed. I
judge of the small piece ((rem tie thigh) by the
stock and manufacture both. It is so laid up as
to be very strong. Whether this piece from the
thigh wu from the same ball ay the twine of the
hooks, I can't up. There is a slight difference In
the manufacture of the two end. of a quantity of
twine. This, I should say is from the wheel end.
Be-examined—There is considerable quantity
of this kind manufactured foe the uno of ships, but
tfone for store use.
Gliarles P. Lothrop am foreman to
Mr. Nathaniel Waterman; Professor W. called at
the shop on Friday, the 23d of Nov., about ten o- clock in the morning; ho Said he wanted • box IS
inches equate, and 13 incheill deep, made for him
out of thick tie; I said we generally made inch
boxes out Of light tin, unless it vita necessary to
exclude the air; he said he wanted it made tight.
with handle on top; he wanted to knovr. if I could
not =Mtn without having e grove in It; Mr. Won
terman come up and made some apology for in•
tereopting him, and naked him how Dr. Parkman
acted when he took the money; Professor W.
raid ha took the money in his hand and darted ofr
Waterman said that he adidn't believe that
Dr. Parkman went over to 'Cambridge but had
been murdered In one of bin tenements, near
North Grove street. Prof. Webster said there wag
no doubt that he went over to Cambridge, be
cause he was seen going over the bridge; there
was a little more conversation.
Gross examination of this witness declined.
Samuel Brown called.—Aon one of the toll
gatherers on Cambridge bridge; khew Dr. P. and
am acquainted with Prof. W. On Friday after.
noon, the 23d Nov.. lemon Prof. W. from the win.
dow of a grocery store, at the corner of N. Grove
I street. It wag about 4, o'clock; I walked out of
I the 101 l house towards Cambridge bodge. Milted
I him if he could revel:mac the 220 bill. Early io
I the morning of Friday the. 30th Nov, an Irishman
I gave me a $2O hill on the Freeman's Bank. to take
I a bill of one cent out ot. l told him I should have
I to give him small change for it, which I did. I
took the bill over in Mr. Hadley, the toll gatherer,
I the other side of the bridge, nod he advised me to
keep it, end 1 eked e r r. W. if he chought h
could teemenine the bill, as I thought it might hav -
moo connection with the disappearance of Dr. P
Webster mid he could not teemlnise It, bean -
be had paid Dr. P. aeveral thiterent denomina.
bons, and could not tell what they were. I uoir
Dr. P.the last time en the Wednesday ;weakn
to his disappearance. He passed on the bridge
two or three times, and had stopped two or three
times at the toll house, to amain. if I had teen
Prof. Webster.
Cross Esaatine4l.-1 mentioned that I bad re
ceived the bill an soon an I got to the other aide
et the budge.
Botany N. Colman vaned—nave known Prof..
Webster several yearo; saw him on Eriday, the
day of his arrest at icy house about 4 o'clock, P.
b 44 the aervaul let him in, and 'comedown stairs
and recognized the Prof. at once; he asked me
what time I had seen Pr. P. last; I replied on
Thursday, a week before Thanksgiving; he ask
ed, "Was It tint oo Friday that you saw him In
No, it was nut on Friday, but Thursday; be asked
"How was he dressed !" I replied, In dark cloth
es; Prof W. paid "There has been a coat found
with spots ot blood no ft, which is said to be his,
and a hat also known to Its; this hat was bound
In
• dock in Charlestown, and recognised by a
deck of R. O. Shaw, brother in law to Or. P ;when
I told him . I had seen-hint (Dr. P.l oe Thursday
Nat, he said, 'Oh dear, then I am afraid he has
been murdered; 'he (Prof. W.) asked MO again at
the dear when be was going, "Rut wan', it Fn•
day?" ho then 101 l the hones and I don't know
whirl way he went.
Cross Examination of this witnsu declined.
Samuel D. Parker, County Attorney..-Oa the
evening of Friday, the Umbel November,the door
of my office opened, and Marshal Tnkey, H. G.
Shaw, the Drs. Eligelosi sod one or two other' el.
tared, and stated to me dust the reaming of a it..
man being had bees found, by Mr. Littlefield, in
the yank of a privy connected with the
tory of Prof W., at the Medical College, in North
Grove WWI, and ii was believed by them Mel
Prof.W. ergs the' murderer; they wanted Wirer
rant,thcrefore, to snout hint on the seetwatina; I
told them If any sae of them believed it, they
should go befits a jounce of the Peace and make
a declaration to that etfem, sod the justice would
Issue • sawmill; Minkel Tokey said hq would
mate a declaration le that effect, a warrant flu
accordtogly nettled by 'urine Merrill, of the Po
. hem Coum; and the Protanor was arrested; I brat
at the jett whet, he was brought in by officers Spore
Clem) and Stark:weather, he tau very much agi
tated, and asktdfor water, but when it was given
him he could not drink; be appeared lo be in yen
great distress, and Ire. Martin Gay was called to
to render medical assi•tance,• Prof W. exclaimed
repeatedly, 'Oh, my wife and childrent' he asked
to see Mr. Prescott, his brother to low, Mr. Rice,
policeman. said he (Mr. P.) tryout of town; Prof
W. then wanted to see some one of the family;be,
(Prof W.) appeared hardly able to stand; some of
the police eked Prof. W. if he could net explain
appearance. at the Cottesel
I told the police that Prof W. was not to in.
terrogated; we all went shortly seer to the Medi
cal College; the Profesur was curled into the eel
ego and to his laboratory between two °Ewers. and
while there was greatly excited; Wage mail asked
him for the key of the water closet, and he pointed
out a key hanging on the end of the shelves; the
veronica were brought up not of the cellar; and
Or. Gay said in answer to • question of mine, that
they were palls of one body; Prof. W. did not go
nese the remains; I requested Dr. Gay to attempt
to sash the Professor don't know what he said
to him; at the arringnmeot of Prof. W. at the Po
lioe Court; the prisoner waived an examination.
Cross examined—l sent to the Revere House
the next day tor the friandsof, Prof W.
Inho M. Cummings, called and aurora—Am
turnkey and beeper at the jail la Levereu street.
On the night of Friday, the 30th November, 1649,
Professor Webster was brought to the pal by ctli •
cers Spurr, Clapp,and Starkweather; be was very
much agitated; he shortly after sat down on a set
tee, and when I took him by that &boulder, he-did
not aopear to notice me; we lifted him into sf bunk
and I tell lam; Mr. Putter, the County Attorney.
soon after came down and said he wanted to see
Pr0f,.,,, Webder; I went down add shook, him
try the shoulder, and he cried out, " Oh ! I expect
ed Vila"' Dr. Mtutin Gay came down and spoke
to hie, and he sprang out of the berth and threw
his arms around the neck of Mr. lone*, aa though
he woe fr , ,;hiened; Dr. Gay asked him If he could
ant get up and came op Malts; he said he couldn't.,
and we took him and carried him op; to atter
ward pot him Into • carriage and carried him to
the Medical College; we had to assist him into
the carriage; he win much agitated still, and was
covered with a. cold sweat, complained of being
cold; the night Was somewhat cold.
When we arrived at the College, we assisted
him out of toe earriage,• we were obliged to tarry
him op stairs; in the laboratory, while we were
searching aboat,,we found a cost ; and he exclaim•
ed, the coat I lecture in;' and as the officers
enterd the ketone room ho said, don't know
what they want in there—they won't find any
thing therr,' we had to heir him Into the coach
again on the return to the jail, and as we were
riding along,' noticed that his pantaloons were
quite wet, and when !came to take oil his outer
coat, at the jet, k !pond his under coat we; thro';
we bad to carry Mat to the cell; be appeared is
great &drug all night; I event down . to him twice.
once at half put one o'clock, and once at: half
pant two o'clock; next morning ho was in the same
condition.
Crossexamination decPned.
quarts A. Andrews, jailor celled. Amjcl.
or of this county; remember jailor,
evening when
Prot W. was arrested; was not at (ha jail When
he was brought In; I went to the !deafen! College
through the shed ; a number of gentlemen name
down weirs into the lower laboratory whem I Wes,
and a gentleman, I think Samuel D. Parker, called
my attention to the farnace;. I looked into it and
saw a piece of what I thought to be a human' skull
nod frumolus of bones I turned from these tend
saw Prot W. within three feet of the door; he sat
down upon • settee& brnoed hlmaelftniu it Were;
Wale time afterward I asked Mr: SAX Parker it.
he wanted soy thing more of Prof,'W. He-said,
il have nothing tdsay." Soon alter this reply, I
Ordered two men to take him to the coach again
through the shed, and carry Moos tojall,• he had to
be assisted Into the carriage,
as . when there In, the
carriage, the first thing he sold w, "Why don't
they sob Littlefield; he can explain thin." W,ben
he got down to jail he was much ngitated,and
said, "Oh, my poor family, what will they say be
cause I don't come home.' 1 NMI, clam bard for
sod pity you." He anid,'"Yott ate sorry for, pod
pity me—What for?" I said,"To nee, you no *eh
agitated." He replied, itoh, thit's it." °nide
Deli morale, bewail somewhat cahoot; be setup,
end as we mentioned th e (act of the body halting
been Good at the college, be said, "It is no more
Parkman'a body thin it is miner] don't know
bow in the world LI game there." lie allersiard
said, "I never liked the leotard LittleGeld,!the
janitor; I opposed his coming there all I could!'
• •
Longbefore the opening of the Court, this fore
noon, a largo gronp ol well dressed oimeles gath.
ered °Weide the enteance toward the gallery, and
mandated much atkiety to get • place insuld, In
order to eee the pauper; -They were unable to
procure admittance, and wore by no mega amis•
gad at sot being able to mimed.
The, prisoner entered the Court room and took
tua see In the dock, a little before 9 o'clock, look
ing much relreahaL lie convened witleenme of
his friends in apparent good mete, 'and smiled
R equently In the course of the evomeration.
Hie two danghicis met him In the law library,
before the trial commenced, and en alfectlogin•
ierview ask place.
The jury entered'. the Court room at the nepal
hoer, but Ike Judges and (counsel 10e the past.
cation not having appeared until 10 o'clock, some
MilitY we. occasioned. The great topic of Memo*
vasallem in the early part of t h e lotenoon was the
probable" line of detonate be taken up by prison.
Cr'. counsel- Thu was freely discuaecd dotal
the abaence of the ledges by , theyqug, mamWn
tif t 4 bar,lyoung doctors, Idle opectatora, and the.
masa Lupe galleries.
The various gunning., rumor of an alibi, and
neon conjectures upon all matters appertainiug
la the deCroce, were maiming. The gamma was
prfecipsilly tromped in examining Nathaniel B.
GoOld, with a view to prove the handwriting of
Dr. Webder.sid thereby 8z the witting or wryer.
el !teen upon the prisoner. Some addressed to
the cittmarabal nod where to members of hli fem.
ily. Wane. pointed not several letters and char.
sans thatioteresponded with the ibandwritieg of
the Prie.Adr. AD well no some of the figures intro
duced in the letters.. a
CLOT:LAND aan Prrn unto a Ran. Rain.—
It give. us great pleaaure to learn from ma en.
tirely reliable source, that Wrangements have so
Gar been consummated that the work upon the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Read will now be
pushed to • final completion et the earliest passa
ble day; and that seventy mile. from Cleveland
south outwardly, will be placed in running order
this &IL—Ramose WArg.
LOGAN, WILSON 4 CO.,
199 WOOD BTRMT, ABOVE FIFTH,
DPORTERS OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Re
Ask the attention of portharera to their
FRESH 111WNO STOOK,
Which they think will compare favorably, both in
extent and chewer., with that of any
other home, either here or in
the Eastern
raaLd&wirr
Another Wilma* Sm the Stud.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
Ma. S. M. Kam—Allow me to express to you my'
heartfelt giants for the great benefit I have received
from an ankle called PETROLEUM. or Roca On., of
which you ate the ante proprietor. I had occuloa to
use it about the Ist ofjumary, in a violent stink of
Rheumatism, wbsch was vary painful, flying about
from place to piano, accompanied withmach swelling,
so as to knipme it constant torture. I used the Pe
troleum esiernalli, a few applications of which re-
moved all pain, and every symptom of the disuse.
I n e t now entirely well, and would take this occasion
to recommend the Petroleum to all who may be suffer-
ng under the agonizing palate of Rheumatism or kits ,
deed diseases (Signed) Gums WMIAS,
anti Perry House, Pittsburgh.
ID- See general advertisement In another Column
lobld
ltYl9ll /AXON AttaaA—Prepsred by J. W. golly
William street, N.Y. and (or sale by A. Jaynes, No.
70 Fourth /reel. This will bo found • delightful artt
de of beverage in felonies, and particularly for sink
foetus.
Itatsa's Butusa.—An improved Chocolate prepara
tion, being combination of Cocoa nut; lemment, in
•icomung and palatable, highly recommended panic
ultuly for invalids. ['restated by W. Raker, Durches.
tet, Maw., and for sale by A. JAYAIEN, at the Pekin
Te• :Aar. Na. 7O Fourth ft mehl4
Improv•meat• to Detattataryi
DR. G. O. sTEAR:vs, late of Boston, La prepared to
naufactote and set Dnacr Team in whole and porta.
. • ... . .
of 5f Ls, upon &tenon or Annospharie Suction Plates.,•
Tocentscux cu.° to rt. wine where the nerve ie.
avroied. Office and residence next door to the kink
es office. Fourth Street, Pittsburgh.
Maras vo—J.ll. torPaddan. P. 11. Eaton. jag
DR. D. 1103 1 / 4
• Dentist. Corner ofrourtk
nni [Weiner, between
Market an witl.4lvin
Da. M'Lsues Lie. Pius is Now 'taste—The ra
pidity with which this invaluable medicine has be
coupe known and appreciated, can only be accounted
for upon the ground of it. real value. It has only re
united one trial to establish its chums to the title of
the only tantletty for the case of Liver Complaint
The following letter from a druggist to N e York,
..hone the manner in which these Pil's are retarded
in that section of the remoter.
Hemlock Lake, l.ningnon en, N.
Mateo em, IM7
Dr Helmet Dear Sir, I bare void oat all year Li
ver Pills, and am carnal to have turbot lot imme•
Stately. There Mlle vein to tate moo wouderfully.
1 could have wild • much bustr quantity. if !had
been provided with them. The Inhabitants are send
ing to Rochester for them, hut wlterher there ere any
there or out. Ido not know Please mend me another
eupply ImMedtately. V 91108 T, Druggist.
fl o- • -Temperance. Ble• wiii bo held on
Monday evening, Apni ii. k the First Baptist Church,
on Staub Mt, en. the Market Home.
Alldke—A Tempera.e lleteuei writ be held to the
Third Presbytenen Manta on Tatted.y evening. the
1J sum Gine INLX:Your Rochester, New Tort.is ex
pected to address the ...wee
The Mango of Tentparanee generally are reeneei
•ilf mg. sled to intteud: apl.ft
Cm tbe ?IA lertal, btOa ite , M. Bms... 16 .
Yel.an t. Wavra:to*sald.zi lass larm,
dayh-
ItralWm. A. Int*, Kny, , all a Allestuay.
•
Al N•ple., on the I tch day 01 Fehruttry law, In tk•
t= , VA. , Al L. ntnr Ciiilthlt•CensoAs. been., Yaw-
Alitl•ltipm. In thrtPnAt d Staten 1 , 11.7 lire death
waa tteAAWAAA4 ItY{.cawed received front • •tene
thrown trots the eruct Of Ve..ta, while
In eccuparry with adieu Aileen 011 the aide of the
moutyjnirt.
At Cmetatunt, ea Ih, 96th utm., Capt. Sugart. J.
It”o, a( the "Battey. theta "
His (antral will tats plate (tom hie late resulenee,
cornet of Ann anset and Bank Lane, Alleil.eny thy,
tkis allernoon, at 3 &elect, to proceed to the ABeitte,.•
fly Cemo:ery. Hu friends end acquaint..ea are to
n ed to attend withal ferthet notice.
On An VA hinreb.l°lo, at dm eci,iiirnea of his aon
in
I. Edward Itiiter, Allegheny city, Nr. J.
hannan. Firt, Ineenylf efPttiladelphl.
NOUNS LiDIEr UTEBIST INSTITUTE.
IS !MOOT. has ham removed from Wylie rtraet
to the law sad tommoctio. beeldlog adjoining
Dr. as Penn, between Hand .treat gad Irwin .
a:t
r y,
t"'"'ll7s! t itcalar., or afdp
Late Priacip* of the Female deadriary,
Laairville, Ky.
Re.. IL EJlios, D. D Rea. Was. Snot.,
IL IL Iriddlc. D. D, S AL Sparks,
" N. Was, Gen. J. li. Moorhead,
" W. D. ;lowan', Riekard Edwais, Msg.
a11.‘131
DJOHN IlLAßTlN,respeettally announces to the
chisens or Thtslottlgh, that ba bai permanently
located Matto( In bluta 'arty, for the parroao of pratc
tictag 'Medicine end titulary, to all Its varioasbrattah.
ea: Illa ollbea is on narth street, Nololl. Itcaldenee
Nb Oi same sold/earl:oT
51,Trilr:estill ' ::Pettfl:d o Vi% e enTOrgIVI!tIrg
xeneralryi that Ma ILENEFIT and lass appeuance
voll take place on nali (Monday) .ram so, on which
ocuasion will be perrornied Sir n R. Lytton'. ,cele
broted play called RICHELIEU, or the Conspiracy:—
[(WWI... Mr. A. A. Addsms. To conclude! wott J.
11. Payee's totem wing snelo drums of THERESE, or
the Orphan of Gomm—Darwin, Mr. A. A. Addams.
_
EN DOLLARS REWARD—Los, on Saturday
T
forenoon, a instil calf .kin rocket book contain
tura Or money; and a note of hood lot wood.
The finder will merlon the above reward by !tatting
the
. tatuf !Lads °MCA apl•It•
BMW CILOTIL
JJ.
1) STUART R I CO, will VD, or Philadelphia, op.
. on the lot of April. an entire new stork of
CLOTHS,IO4BOI!dEttE3, VE3TINGS,
And TAILORS' TRININUS, Ceuta. prices, eery
low fat cash. nt Na. d Wood at, next to No Roma'.
Auction 1i0n.., apiol&artlT
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(BL Louis. $
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kj No 47 Lore. 0 North Ceatcostretal street,
N , . Louis, MA. ,
Ressamonte —E4oll.Rossetti & eenley & Co, Rh Lto.i
Bennet
Ureely,k. o.le,
Jatat4Sodd, Lonimila, KY;
I.llli La Caletanati, 0;
C 11 (tram, Pool2lolos, Pa;
!pl-000 John Kilildebstro, raladelplaia
• -
410210VALI
Teems IL LOCkifiVool/ lkokseller 40d li:opener,
14) 104 Fourth wed, i few dam east of Wow/ sizeci,
on 61 Wood stxo4l/. 401
S'l'l(4 l l. l .',°.`t7,l,taitokd‘o•Uio sb:::ve'YY:ldatz"LNL'
Shot/old Ikea and /tool Woaks.
SINGER, HARTMAN CO.. No: ICJ Water street
mantalanturers of Spring, Plough, and UHrter
Suet, Springs . ..od Ail!. anvil., Theo,
SAND!, ko ke. apl4u
URPIIY & BCROOPIBLD have receiv wearo
of Itenkabe Colton Bummer fur
34 and Boy., an well known Joe durability of color
and went- Aim,
Wool klasileteces and Tweed., in • great variety of
styles and yonlitlei. •
Person. wanting any article in Mi. lute will be like
ly to be suited at Me noich out corner of Puutth and
Allarket elf edit.
Country Merchants and other, 11 4 remember W.
R.lllurphy l s Wholetale.ktoonts, up .11—aotrance
trout !Matte ttreott apt
_
AdMASON it 00, du Market street, between
A. Thad and Poona, me now opening
4 curators all widths Sabina% Lores and Menge;
4 do do . limn do do;
4 do mooreddo do,
compostor Ashlantodc loom *rand, Smyrna; Jac , .
Lel, and Swim, natant( the most complete assortment
eves ortcred ro thin sonar. apt
-
Poe Kona.
TH.A.T al
Bauer . 4 1eag . zne o. e:La p ez ti o . f . l.ll .
.en s Fey, by blermealrr. Nel.oll & Th e d
let I NO by 1.20 1001, fodder on me .tree,, rod All.
gbeny riven with betiding@ and Alamo blAgine,l9 inch
eylleder s 41 feel alrete. , The arbele be leued
(00
0
0
1 peomaeleo eon be given Imme
diately. Apply 10 ' ii. BALATON,
apt lw • Adjoining the breads.
Crest copy, 11.1111 ebafge tbl. office I
Just neostssd.
ORION MONTAG US; er • Yowl Clubman's
ilhoiec a Manaus. banded on the Karl, history
or a Messer. Abssianalll by C. ll . fdoMman one
ry
, usu. val.,
I Modem umbar. and Literary Men, being • sae.
and Gallery of Liresary PartnUts. by °cargo iiillillan;
repttated crake limiter Landon edition, 00,0 i• 110 la
ILO 01, muslin.
Illy rsie , s Ineticusasy of Nablus. &a, No o.
Ulric 7ringle, the elsoMs linformer, by Woo D Wise;
Ivo! lei mo,
Arrtadomal - 01,1h0 1 . 0611 i, Dr Principles illannered
by Facts; complied by Ws LI Suably t vol It con mec•
liw ‘Voisungs to Youth. ..sp•md
Platl ate sal pulse characters. By Hobert blasson; I
v 9113 ma, muslin. )Yox solo br
apt No N Apollo Hdldmp. lronnh mrem.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Ohio and Pernuiltaana Rad Baal.
IpßoposAult ho received al the Write of the
Ohio and Penna... Rail Road Conto.y. it
the City of Pittsburgh, unlit Wednesday, Me 21th day
of April, 190, for the Grading and Masonry of the
Rail Road, from AUetheoy city to the mount of Big
Beaver.• distance of twenty four mile. Drawings
and of the work to be let, may be seen
at the office m Pittsburgh, for one week previous to we
India, an application to Solomon W. - Reber/L*oller
Engn
neer. and information may be obtained at .1
dme at die olee of Edward Warner. Resident Engl.
deer of the Eastern Division, New Brighton, Beaver
County Pa. The work is worthy of the atten
tion aood cootractors.
The Grading and Masonry of the line in Columbia.
County, Ohio, will be iR at Salem, on NYedneslay,
the SW day of May.
By order of the Board of Directors.
aol-td WM. ROBINSON, Jr.
[Joanna!, Post, Chronicle, nod N. Y. Trilmne copy.]
CIOPAL VARNISH—to bids, bolt do and kegs of.
V good quality, warranted. For sale by
ISAIAH DICKEY A CO,
091 Front .trees
/1 REASE AND LARD—For .&o by
apt ISAIAH DICKEY & CO
VAREHOUBE, No 11,7 Flout street,) to renL In
quire of apt ISAIAH DICKEY & CO
OPFICE TO RENT — Up stairs;lll Water street.
Inquire of apt ISAIAH DICKEY &CO
IDOPATOF3. , 2OO NI (Pink eyes and Blues) in store,
and for sale by
GR-2140 bbl. in worn, d for tale by
;1 ARMSTRONG* CROZER
LS 011.-40 Mils No 1 Crinkling's winter; 11l Pla
, 4ln Gore ; and for sale by
SELLERS & 1411301.$
!RED OIL—GO bblo Gothrie'o t In prune order.
mole by aEI NICOLSU
DING—Wbbo and Black glazed and common
i a band and for gala by
WICK lr. MoCANDLESS
di half bbl. on hand, and for oale by
WICK la AIeCANDLESS
. _
UNDNUTS-00 e•ak. Mamma Gruund N.
saie Oy • • I WICK & AIeCANDLESS
ITE BEANS-13 tack. rectivad and tarsal°
x apl WICK & AIeCANDLESS
ms---2a dos Corn Brooms tor sate by
i WICK & bIeCANDLESS
VASKED HAMS-173 raperior Canvassed
received and (or sale by
WICK & bIeCANDLESS
lbs Bulk jest received and Or sale by
ARMSTRONG k CROZER
ON —2 costs choke smoked Mom lbs
Ides nod Shoulders joss meld and far sale by
ARNISTRONU ¢ CROZER
_ _
•
ION 3-30 b..* lust reed and far sele by
l' 1 A RMSTRONG ft CROZER
•KORY NUTav-10 lowa. In Mote and for .ale
Ell A ROLOTRONG t CROZER
ICE STONE -400 lb. in store and far •ale by
J. KlOO &CO
Na CO Wakstrect
IqUORICE ROOT—&V lb. mat on hand and for
nate by apt J KIDD tr. CO
11010TAPIL-314/U lbaprintr tratattY. F. , atria by
apl J KIDD& CO
B ACON -1,0 DIV Ms Hams just ao, of smoke;
Yl 008 lb. Sha alum
.5000 lb. soles, far sale by
SELL/IKBk NICOLB
DRIED BEEF—W.OOO lbs sugar bored rounds, rust
out of smoke, tar sale by
apt SELLEIttt & NieuLs
MtitrS PORK-160 bbl. Mem Port
30 bbl, rump do, for sale by
' •
SUOAR CURED lIAMS-3 casks, a superior ant
eta, lay sale by
r .s. BLICKETS—e3 doz. Benver
wo tin
Li:!:1!11
. - - - ---
WRAPPING PAPER--340 reams Crown, Doable
TT Crown. and Pleat:tn, for sale by
apt WICK it. bIeCANDLERS
PPRP SAI.P.RATRS-10 ou band
L. and tot sale bys
MiiiMINVE
SCYTkik: SNP.ATIIIS-10.1 dna P •
no WICK
1;11.:413I SALTS—TO bble ior Wei
u6umeni I.pl l WICK &
POT ap A t 3/1-34 c was tut 1 .. 1f ... ty I
16k"
A Cl
PEARL STARCII—M , bya a as
rec'a am: lot .ala by
NV & M M
EllaCK TEA-5 hf eh.
J 114“. eiC41.1341 •41. bl --
apt
DACON-1 casks yee'd per str Columbisto,..l for
LA sale 4, C II GRANT
01 I AKE B9' RERUN—Just oo band, • fresh lot of on
kinds, for skits by J KIDD & CO,
opt OK Wood st
DOTTLE CORKS-1W gross snpelul. for sale by
J_) apt KIDD fr. CI
(1011 . 0 N-12 bodes Ilatutts, for sale by
Mkt All DICKEY & CO
ILIGATHEIRS—Vor see by
IRA lAI,
DACON—Aaorted ior. gala by
19 apt ISAIAH DICKEY J. CO. Frcnt at
Land9fez. prano, for ..'e by
*PI !W.W.1:66d NICOLS
Q C. HAMS-40 tieteeel/ollield's;
an do Evans & Swills ; • in store
1,04 for sale by Nell SLLESS
111./ULDSRS-43 cubs weeper etr (sone Newton,
nd.for sal+ by
apl JAIlk. A HUTCHISON 3. CO
ASISESEL-30 tilde Lome No 3, Mew
10 no No V. do. for eels by
+4.1 JAMES A UUTCHISOIS & Cl)
QWEET POTATOES-6 Obis Seed, Ain reed n.d
im , a l6. b/ (.Vl] ARMSTRONG A CHOZER
YNEGAR-461 Lbl. pure Cider, in .tore and for sale
by 1.111 ARM:PTRONO & CROEER
DRIED PEACtIES-10 matt., a prime article, just
reed and for sale by
apt dFLNISTRONG &CROZER
DULK HAMA—SW as read and lot sale by
1) Cpl ARMSTRONG & CROZF.R
IN the (Mom of Common Pleas of Allegheny Chan
ty: No 13d, Starch Term, 1e.50.
lodise matter of Ma Petition of Wm. Robinson. Jr.,
Prmident of the Ohio and Pennsylvonta Rail Road
Company—and The View of the Deaver Road:
And now. to wit: hlarch 31, ICSO—Report of View
ers bled, confirmed mph and ordered that notice of the
511,0 be given, by three weeks' publication in the
Dolly American, Journal, Garotte, and Post.
By the Court.
il. ..I Certified form the Record.
lint3ve GEORGE S. HAYS, Pro.
I HAVE taken CARE into partnership with
me to my benne., which will from this date be
earned on ender the mime of' . .lobn Parker A Co..'
klatch 1.1,19 m. JOHN PABI:E.A.
=MTN
JOHN PAIAJEJAH. 6 CO.,
Inntensin Greens, Dram in I'n:dam. Foreig
;Marc, Lignors, Old Mononenhcl4
and litenjfed Whir
No. 5, Commercial Row, Lawny mice,.
mrso Pa.
ffitgliiMi ISSO
BIDWELL'S
PITTIMUDA2II & CLEVSLAWEI LINE
eight
Lakeßpared to
norm, ChM Canal, end interme to
diate places, , tu.
on
the most boron:dile terms, and with the protest de.
spoteht.4
Ship
spate
ere referred to Mose who have heretofore
patron red this Lino Scud goods to °Bidwell's Line
Aa —1 C Bidwell, Water at, Pittsburgh;
& Booker, Roehester;
ahlattbcwa, Cleveland;
Ktiodes k. Owen, do.
CONSIONIMS,
A D Jacobs, Youngstown;
C M Laffingwell A. Co, Warren;
A & N Clark, Newton Falls;
Brayton &Co, Ravenna;
Kent, Granuell A Co, Fvenklin Mills,
Thomas Sari, do do;
A it Miner, Cuyahoga Palle;
W Stephens k Sion, Akron;
Wheeler, Lac Co, do;
J 111 c J M Edson, do;
J J !Libido, Mn;allion;
Cl . l6l,lta[LO & Co, do;
Wm Monteath & Co, Buffalo; •
11l Gibbs &Co, Sandusky;
B & Co, do;
F. Haskell tr. Co, Toledo;
11 N Strong, Detract
Murphy is Dutton, /Deane;
Bail tr. intim, Southpon;
Ibwmn & Co, Allismokse;
0 Dickinson, Unto FOl4
Kirkland is Taylor. Sheboygan;
Dole, Rummy a Co, Cheat,
Thomas Halo, do.
Pittsburgh, March 10,11350.
ST. Yourrium,
/ or Pima:q.v..
jag. 1850. MU=
DIDWIfILL di 80.0T111411,
FORWAILDINU MERCHANTS, ROCIIFAITER, PA.
(Deaver 'Pointy
arrAgenta fur BIDWELL'S PITISBUINIII AND
CLEVELAND LINE; ERIE AND AIP.ADVILLE
!ANEW Enlli4 WARREN AND NEW CASTLE
PACKEN; towing and 'tapping between Potsbureh
and Rochester by steam boats Illicitly., Lake Erie,
and Beaver.
0 - Goods race/pled and promptly delivered to all
alive& oat the Curial. and Lakes, At the lowest fete..
Skipper. will plow. diner good. m . fisdwelPa
J. C. BIDWELL., Agent,
tur3o Water AL Pittsburab.
youND—A valuable GOLD %YAMS!, on ritt town-
Alp, neat the two mile run, on the Monongahela
..s.. Any person having lost the much, will please
, 30 ,,,, g, sw eve, prove property, pay for adverttsement,
and he can
get the same again. Any Information te•
steaming the above. will be received by
%V. 01119 Core
Wood street, near Liberty. IL PALNIER, '
nut.94te Pill townshin.
MR TUCKEHMAN wall please can tor hla by.
feta of wane, 37 In number, pay obarfrea, and
take them away. tils3J. B. MILTENBERGER,
for 39 P 7 Ffoot street
Periodical LI
(hFItI I CE of the FeCnbarhh, Waco:hewer,
hi • a North HittidaguandlY Saslow% nes El.*.
woods hlarattne, each,
or 110 when Wenn weed.
ef —and llama Journal, Kd Pcf year—has brae
ream
ed how ed Wood street, to 104 Fourth affect, • few
doors cut of Wodd. JAMES D LOCKWOOD,
m ai Book,aller and latporter,lo4 Fourth si
Tll6 MANSION HOUSE. end part of the Grounds
known as Rosedale, on the bank of the Ohio Ne
er. in Manchester, will be rented low, as it private Ire
adene. The attention It one oaths roost bearititni on
the Ohio river, and the Grounds are ornamented with
Shrubbery, Grape Vines, and Flowerr, and planted
wOk the choicest Fruit Trees. For terms apply to •,
ntrati GEO. COCHRAN. NI Wood a •
IVORAOCO—IiI bans Manila ir Itobinon'.
• 6 eases Berne 6 pounds; lust reb'd
and fin sale by rar99l C H GRANT
AMUSEMENTS.
T H EA TRE!.
G PORTER.
I'letsea and Manager
NUM Op alpaUlaW.
Dress Circle and esivortre ...... •• • • sa teem
Screed and Third Tiers OS
colored persans)---115
Doors open at 7; Camila will rise at 7k o'clock.
LEI - Benefit a Mr. A. A. ADDAMS.
on Monday; April 1, will be presented a play in.
teta, ealled
nicyfixi.xxvi
Richelieu .......... ••• • • •••r• diaMs.
....... ---bir. Webb. 1
Fraucals• •-.......... ....665. rillebnin
JuLa • Poner. I
Attar the play,
SO XII • hties A. Vat.ra.
To eoneluda with a malo drama called
E.
carwio THERES Mr. Adams.
Theresa
Mn. H. Medals.
lrrA n., Comedy is la ratmamal.
AT WILKINS HALL,
- (Loan Zoom.)
The Original and jnatly taidebrat4d
Witahliartan nuterpsanth
AUTHORS OFTEIEIR OWN MUSIC! And win.
have been prenonneed, by all who have beard
them, to be the BIT COMPANY—IN 'TUB U.
STATFM. After an .0..4/tied sweated:a
Southern Tour. rerpeettelly autocue that they win
glee a few of their
Chaste and laludtsbl• lintentidameata,
at the above Pall, commencing on TUIMIDAT EVEN.
ING, Much 20,1050.
ADMISSION, 25 CTS.
For particulars ace hills of the day.' .
PITTSBURGH MUSEUM.
APOLLO HALL.—POIDELTDI 11TBACET.
OPEN DAlLY—from 9 to 19 in the morning; I to S
In the aftemoom and from 7 to IS o'clock in We
ocente g d e ml . tune° Ai cents; Children yam 19 Tearsnbnpgte
nig= 1850.
UNION LINE,
ON. TIIII PENN% AND 01110 CANALS.
CLARK, PARRS k CO, Rochestes, Pn, Props'a.
JOHN A CAUGHEY, Asent,
ON car Smithfield and Water .U, Pitlsbargh. •
CH ANIBERLIN, CRAWFORD & CO, dots,
Cleveland, Oluo.
minx well known Line see prepared to Momper%
freight and Passeagem from PITTSBURGH and
CLEVELAND. to an point on the Cartel and Lakes.
The theilinm of the Line are imaurposed in agnate;
(mis
et fficie y astd capecityAgen ts of Boats, experience of napalm,.
and ncy of .
One Boat leaves Pittsburgh and Cleveland daily. sun
ning cooneetion with a Line of Steam Boats be
tween PITTSBURGH and BEAVER; and a Use of
Pint Class St.= Beats, Propellers and Veneta, on
the Lakes.
CONSIGNEES:
Clark,Pitrlra k Co, Koch Niter, Pc
Parka & Co, Youngstown, Otani
M 0 Taylor, Warren. 0;
A N Clark, Newton Fall., Ck
I [ayton & Co, Raven na, Kent, Grinnell &Co, Franklin, 0;
II A kfiller, Cnyinhoga Falls, 0;
IVlleuler, Leo I Co, Akron. 0;
Chambe rlin,•Crawlerd &Co, Cleveland, 0;
Hubbard & Co $
andusky, 0;
Peckham & stew, Toledo, 0;
ti Wilbert. & Co, Detroit. Mich;
William. I Co. billaraukie. Whit
Murky & Dutton, Racine, Win;
George A Gibbs, Chicago. III;
Thomas lisle, Chicago, 111.
JOthe CAUGIIFX, Agent,
eurtAt corner Water and thnithkeld *le
MID=I
SEM=
Tubs,
Huck..
IeCANDLESS
lita22l /850. l iai se
LAIC ERIE AND MICIIIGAM LIME,
ON THE ERIE EXTENSION CANAL.
CLARKE. SAHR.S.k CO, Roeanger, Proprietor.
THE Stapleton of dile old iFnd well known Litte
would odor= the public Mat they are sow. In op
on for rho present seurtn: sod have commenced
reeelvinK Freight end p—e irm •whlek, they sn
fully prepared to carry In all ota on the Canal and
LAIDE. ERIE AN MICHIGAN.
At the lowest men One of Um Boma of the Line
mill he =moony m the tandiag,beloar Monongahela
Bridge, to receive freight.
JOHN A. CAUGREIL Atallt;
Wine; ear Water and Smithfield ate, ElnahmlL
Ile
by
IeCANDLESS
We. by
Iei—ANIDLESS
low to elate eau
eCANDLFAIt
.; reed ay.l
.LBEITTSON.
II W Cotgaihnm. New Coatlo, pa;
Miteholtreo & Co, Pnlasla;
tar C Ram. Sharon:
iN k il!ZokreVUl tl 3reouville;
W WU], Hanitooo•
Wm Poorer, Conuozotrillo;
&as J Rolliorter & C • " N mr3o
Trot ankle, jun
ICIIELTREE,
I iberty larva
=CIE
UZI=
TO DRUGGISTS.
BROWN'II Cantluidlne BlLteiios ?lune.
Ting elegant Pettiestling TlVlUE,:srbialt owes its
blistering properties Wely mPaMbardine, Itaa
been in extensive use for several years, both is pd.
vale p , neti.ts and in hospitals, and btu been favorably
noticed in several Medical Journals.
Its mperterity oars` be stated u follows:
tat—lt is equally vemeant with the mamma Da
plastron, Lynn:.
2d—ft is cheaper, L a , blister more sada.: al
lem east,
34-1: ts more cleanly and roadily applied. • •
4M-11 neser produces Mraninary or trouble:maw
awe sores.
KNOMMI;=;;SIi
[See nonce to March No. of N. Y. Journal of Altai
elle; oho amulets in the hamla of an the dealer..]
LawriniaPs Dato Dliossrated"al_
PATENT IMPROVED HORSE HAM-FLESH
GLOVED AND STRAPS—Embraelea a 'emend ga
sortmeor of Ladies' and Gentlemen
BATH STRAPS and DIDIIDOFF 'BRUSHES, lard.
and stnall. The free and liberal me of these este .
is nose jastly morded as one of the most aeon:ad
means of promoung health end long. life.
(See ednotial notice In Eremite' Pmd, of Fab.Md;
also Circulars to the hand. of all the seadmaa - '
MURRAY'S CELEBRATED FLUID CAMPHOR
. .
The mon agreeable and effeental preparation of
Own articlu, in pint and her pint bottles.
(For farther particulars sod catmuoes cortlfteale%
see circulars In Ste hands of all the dealers.]
COX'S GELF.J3RATED SPARKLING GELATINE.
The hest article its use for making BLANC.KLANOE
and JELLIES.
.....
EMERY.
• fall 'momenta numbers. max and second qual
ity, in kegs of about
antrum 150 lbs.
LUSTRE (Price eloak redtteedd
A superior article, In eases of 1111
Also, SERVANTS' FRIEND, In soma style.
MAGNESIA.
Of every style and quality, Ms:
CARBONATE, in pick papers, and eases of 115
43 lb.. and 120 lbs.
CALCINED, in baser of 1010 s, 3 qaalities.
do PONDEROUS, believed to be tonal to
Henry's, in boxes of 10 lbe each.
MUSTARD.
Taylor Brothers , superior London In nn foil pack
ets of j and 1 tb, bane of 9 end 111 lb*, and In bulk of
kegs or 20 lb. each.
TIPTON'S PATENT LINT.
Nos 1, k. end 3, in Ilb packers. Also, in 1 and 9oz
packs. Price reduced by the ease.
WEDGWOOD AND PORCELAIN MORTARS.
A complete assortment, In emits of 4 to a dot, as.
sorted, and in nest. Also,
SCALES AND WElGHTS—Aseneral assortinent.
LANCETS—Ermit's Gen.; Smith's do.
— SPATULAS and 121.=Y KNIVES—AU saes.
WtlllE SKlNS—English and Preach, all Mad.
Lows - seers, ea.
150 eases, embracing &general amonment of Brown
and White Windror, lieneY,Mou, Betmoin, Venue..
Mar, Olive Oil, rce, An. Also, his remelt= and
Ileum Water.
LUBIN'S EXTRACTS. •
A complete •S.01119.61:IL Also. Ede's preparatiOn.
ROWLANIYS MACASSAROIL.
(Monte; Kalydor and Es. Tyre. Geo/ diem/ for
the United State. , •
The subscriber, having made arrangements for a
regular and fall simply of the foregoidgianlclea, I.
prepared to supply. the (nee on the umat favorable
terms. Ile bas aka on bend a (tersest usortatent of
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN PINE DRUGS
AND CHESIICALS. including MEDICINAL ROOTS,
SEEDS AND EXTRACT!, lODIDES, MERCURI.
Al.!, and IMSENTIAL 011.91 especially she choicer
qu.kaes roe perfumers' me.
Agency for BACIPS celebrated Atconm. and
PERT UMEFtS , SPIRITS, of any deslredor.
GEO. D. PH
Importer of Drags Chemicals,
__mr3oiiil23,ksmAS 44 Olt at. N. York.
ME NM!
Mawllab and .Agrierloalla BODIN.
TAMEO D. LOCRWCiOD;Rooksallar and !emporia: :
ag lot Fourth street. • few doors out of Woocila
Woal street,) has for solo—
London Architectural Magatlne, 6 cola r .o
Wood's Treatise on Rail Ronda, 8 co.-15parlda Life
and Writings of Washington, 1* cola, Ihro.--Spark's
Lire and Writings of Franklin, 10 vole, royal Rao.—
Iliclo ry of England; Pictorial edidoo; 4 vole, royal Ova
—Shakspeare; Pictorial edition; 1. volN w royal
_mr29 104 nerd. sr
ursumustots.
rpm: DELAWARE hiIITUAL SAFETY INSU
RANCE COMPANY —Mee North Room of the
Es change, Third strati, PtdladelpalA
ram I ersaasnea —llsuldinge, Merchandise and other
property, in Town and Comnry, insured agelest lou
or domass by fire, 11 the lowest ray or premiere.
Mut.. laseasees—They also Mure %teasels, Cao
goes and Freights, foreign or coastwise,anderopen or
special policies, as the assured may desire.
ImArts. Tesurgrenranort,They also tatmre mereh
udios transported by Wagon% Rail Road Cars, Canal
Bests d Swam Roars, ea river, and Inks., on the
motsONt Ii
liberal terms.
DIREtYlORS—Joseph H. Seal, Eduland A. Bauder,
John C Davis, Robert Bus., John R Pearom.B. BB '
ei Edwards, Deo C Grip* Edward Darllegum.lsue
II Davis, Wm Falwell, John Newlin. Dr Has HRSUM.
Jas C Hand, Theophilus Paulding, II Jones Ilreaaa,
Henry Sloan, Hugh Craig, George Serra!, Spenser
Charles J !ahem% Wm Dap, Dr
8 Thom., John &Hera WmEyre, Jr.
DIRECTORS AT PITTEIHUROH—D T Hurimh
Hugh Craig, Jr.hu T Logau.
WILLIAM mArmi. rmid. 2 L
Rieman S. NawmaS, Seu'y.
Pi irjr ushu V rg l a. " " ll V' ffin e ttif7 P"" T . . 2.l 4l ' . gAgr.."*l'
For Aim,
A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING. 4, /i• • •••
IL basement story, suitable La a Gt..), TINI
Itay.e Is substantially built, and is 24 feet front by N
feel deep, miming back to ku allay. It ru now Not•
pied by lour fattudes. Terns easy 24• 2 ••••/.. sod
payetentet tu ado step .
1nt2,14 611. IVALLINGLFIND.
oo h do Pemberton's a&
1. do Russell & Ragmen'* se;
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5 ea, Ilar..1810&..P1
1. do llonfy &
3 do - Warwick'. 11 . We by
mrs GRANT, ' 04 W a r . a t
15 , 1 , LAPS 11•14. A te* casks Of WV CIIIIIIM
IJ , tad oeuelo yea on head.
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CITIZENS'NSTITVI
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Pitt• bbbbb .
C. 0. HUSSEY, ---- qt. N. MAR S, wr.
Wino—No. 41 %Valet Intent, in the notetrouse of C.
11. °RANT.
rxie COMPANY Is now preparod• te MCI?e an
kinds of note, en hone., monolocenes, goods,
merchandisoLluonsomals loanatuovemeiral.„
An ample gearanty for the ability inel integrity el
the I.tuation,Va afforded to the claracter e the lb
meter", who nrei all care. Of Plnobutgli, well .4
favorably known to the community for that prudence,
Intelligence, and integrity. ,
LlMOCrOta—c. Q. 11.. y, Woo. iogeey, Woo Lor
imer, , Wolter 80.. lingo D. Zing. Edw..
Ilea:C.o, Z. ILLowY, x Itarevegb,S. bier.
teeing/ . . • e Llama] Poet copy.]
LARD -3O top No 1 Leaf.
• tabble de; roe'd per oteatoct Colkter,
for - sale by f00r291 &REY, 111ATTIIEWS k. CU -
311111NTING PAPER-30Dreanis211.3641x38,2Wit,
fand other rises, in sore and for rale by
REYNOLDS
tnr49 • corner Penn and Irtrin lot
YPE—A compleu, set. of Type, iiitiable for .11
• kip& of Job Wart, which L. nevrr , beert .sed,
Tule al a b!izein, Ly
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mom •'
EErfiOLDR AIME
TUBS -9 Jciin awn awl formes tty, • ,
mrt9 " ILEYNULDS'a.SHEE
pia IRON-1W ton Raymilton Furnace;
DM do Marion • do;
DM do Mack For •ohn ' (crania by
• rar99 • J.k. it FLOYD, Round Church
riLOvER TIMMIY .ble by
'LI mr99. J ec It FLOYD
1 )0Tf .2 .:11-510 el r uks pure. to to ojnifk,vl.,L
W OO 4- 3 bales m ec7hrsusem . ;ail:MI.1;
••• -
GHAfili LAINS-1 oa.i choice min: and
B
Lkrage do Lain.. OW enure new *nide.)
Also—Llbirrines, Plabonea, Tirane. and flareges. se
celred an& any, opening et A A MASON tr. 00'8,
road • Market .1. been Third and Foerdi
erTor 911,K8A BATII , OI- 63 dna Rich Fancy
F
Stilts and Vaunt. Also--30 pas Black Figased
and Plain do, very high lastre; with a lotgn and,well
selected stock of Silk Goods, reed of
A A ISIA,SON CO'S,
airS trasketfit, been Third and Poortb
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JOISN LYONS,
NO. 4 STATE STREET, BOSTON,
Agent fon Clouts and . &Mowry of Progeny to
Enema.
AVINO pent nearly a year in the various Re.
cord Office., National Inbrary, ae., daring_kus
ate unit to England, Investigating alaing• for pen*as
In this country, and having ...aged efficient and re
sponsible Agent. in London and klanchesier, he is
prepared to afford oil nee sssss y information aid ad
vice to permits who seek to recover their properly in
that country. -
J. 4 keeps Stint of the Rank of England'Dividend
Bookr, wank may be examined for 14 cerits,nrlel Ibr
ark knee of the Alphabet.
Reference. In Bomar • •
, C. IX F.:ALIANLS, Notg ry Pohl.:
JAMES W ELI,
N i 1
HENRY R. MAY, Ewa
JOHN W. RIDGEWAY,Eni. •
CONBiGri/MS
AND FLUID MAGNESIA.
BOUT is CO
•
TO Mothers sad the Medical Prole saw..
kc a l!. Co:
art, willtinit exception, the Only article certain CO
ford relief and cum sore or cracked Nipples; and ham
their particular consmetion they mill poise invalua
ble when the Nipples are inverted or in any manner
"feet P r
Dr Pratt's Patent Breast Pump, a new insentient
expressly tor the relief of painful end sore Means,
when dttteguled with wan they are fee impanel Us
soy now In use. : :
Dr. Pratt's Patent Nursing Cottle, which is fast ao
paced ing—whon introgueed—all ether kilid.
Dr. Priars Cupping Apparatus, the mat nutria mad
the neatest article in use far Copying.: • • •
For .ale, wholesale. and Mail. by
canal R E SELLs US, 57 Woodie
C=!
TrilE Co•Partnarabip bereltdote existing beltways
I. inn Ceitaaa and Bei Sityl7l.iff; w
day dissolved by mutual comma. The basil:was of Uns
Tate garments:lt will be mauled by /met te/lara.
JAM (OHARA,
RTLIFF,
bl o rp o s , b i umb, March
B L elo -1n
eott l atn '' melt, b'y C.
or sale w
to
mr.lB JAMEA
IA7 INDOW OLASB-900 bosom Molionann
Co's brand; 151) de do do; 50 do Idsl4; SD
do 10016,11010,10010, 12.119, in atom and for sloe b
10 1 04 JAMES. DiaLZELL;
n -4ORN4 meta just seed anO for solo low to olor
kj lot, by 1.2 a) . JANSF.9 DALTELL
Bownetsl Homo. tar
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PEN AT • MURPHY A BURCHFIELD% Ibis
mamma—ChinsPeed:Coburg. Florence 'Reid,
C , tone wed W blue) Fluted Draid, and othasetylse
of Fan, Bonnets., Also—,
FLOWEILS AND CAPS, Hives* • ariew. and al ex•
Vilg I iZI. rnae "- tir es low e,; 40' come. . • ~ mils i
&S! . ZALIIIPBI
1108 T Undyed and for sole, of No 110 Second street.
d• lorte tod oplendid mons:lent of Floid Lard
nod Campberm Loorpoorhaeb will be eold tithe, low-
Cel CUIIIIM )40ei for crab.vit.Orotiregor.
tareriPeftWiall' l 7 - : - • - 3
stul3l • _ HO r MON soncntErt..;
e and fin , sale ID* p.
DOT Aan-44.ouks in 0,
ck4eamm4pmwnhby
Cured Elms, I sed-
W RABBAUGH
HJlla—fa casks Balk Bog
and brute by
mad,
VLK POHIC.—VAIM lb. %
jul
g.. 23 Aimoi
: G RELBE, LABS!— 20 bls in wre end for
. 12te
mR9 U;
D RIED PEACEIW-400 ., 6:22 ic7/1111IrlittlA'
UTTER—IS hi. - Flesh Roll, in eloths. Aut rioNi
and for rale by [mail!
Wi C a l gl MUST ,:f B l= s gt . ;:a h" ler;
WAULIMRAIRD&CO
Watmatiiit.;
KEZI m "; fr.t" - 1ff7.1.",171=_, - 1
mareastans. .1 : n 251 •sv ALUM; FORD & •
BACON -1 satsl: l 7 4 l4ters
mria ' ZVALLINGFORD ic
Oapo
V
VOll. SALE-40000 roots of Catawba 0 ram VirUs;,,:.
r Sti peftoCe, and 110,0t0 Cuttings at TS cants pal . ,
Apply 30112.4 Pd. STRAUB,
osraNk Mammy on the lend, .illeatltor_ . ..
PEPraIiKS-4014Jast reed n a for as:. bi
13.72 ' St TV ILARBAUCH
UGAR-21/ Man N 0 Bupr. in more ■rd for Ilea ty
0 Men • 8& W 11.51311AUU1l
•
IDES— Dry —.'dr4,";(vtazG
LARD bbls And 100 ker. Le d kw
.2102 • (men 8
BULK u, arm*, for use by
s .t. lIARHAVGII
AN, INDOW GLASS • —
CV bozos 1.5.10; boica 710,, - ,
' 54 de 9:1% 120 do lOoIY --• .
10 do, cold; , 116 do 10011.
II do 10015; ' 14 do 100141
5 do, 110101 . 4 do -1211 -
-5 do ''10 . 117; • to do 'MN
O( emit. a Herton's towelfaetere, vlOot to qilll4l,
to city Wow, which we older for sole ors wcotnmodo,
dog forOrden tor any Woo pftlitln s i7 I .
-- HUEY, bIATTHII Vl+
otter - No Si Waterst
CON- SWbu snlnb9
anS7 H JOHNSTON. 112 S!tond et;
bbl. AIM d for nal; Lv
Crn. " 4l7 4 "ar -
JOHNBTONZ
r /LRAM kegs in atom and for Hde by
ma, H Jonmmirr .
WU. sum. t
Psibares Steam Explainers Prievesattri" ;
WM. BRYCE, Agent for Faber's litagerite 1.04 i, ~ ,
Ile again relented to Ibis city, and will Cr leant
i to
a shalt tient, at Christy's lintel. Penn Intel. ' a
wishing In avail themselves of this saleable to rove , /
meat, to renter the me of steam See tratnaiP net. .
will do well to give Mat • calL - The Gauger re no. ,
In r aeration in this city, at oar press offmr. -, tie WOO
Work., Bailey d: Brown's Iron Weilts,Merlsoraloa .
Douglass , Planing Mill, Jones B. Quin'''. g0b.. 7 ,
Shop, Faber's Foundry, San the Cur grist liiii.or'
Moos. Wlllmarth re Noble. Also In A'degheng city,
at the Penn and Bub, Cotton rations a. paisestoeM I
fr. Co'. Lead Factely, Wright LJiate,Jaseldnolittol{. f
and Hay's Toning Shop. ' .L ... ' . „." .' ' •
The following testimonial infer. of "Fa l ter', tatago.
antic Water Usage; comes Leos; or. cesP... W .. ii ; Y
Lome en to entitle It to greats:low Aerofoil: . •r f
Purr Correa Mt.. I. . • .
Pittsbargh, febrasty 1t), tedi $ - ;
_.
Dear Sir —Agreeably to ort dew, we will etre yeaer. (
our Spume in Metall le ileateittyeral Plnettraheicle '
loge of "Faber's Magnetic Weise Gage* which has"
been in operation on the IbAlers in our oinks tome
lht months. .
talionls us great pleasure to suite dim sal no sing le' ~,
Instance daring this time has it failed , * amen: ate ly an,
theme the quantity or position of the inter in tha
bollers,,as intended, and for which It is en admirably :;..
adapted. Da Litre.. .siteplielty places it al wet IM..'
yand the possibility stereo beeorritag deranged Irian- '
tion,sehile at the same time it pOaartettes a value Moot , -
Indispensably, by•gising.tbaelywarnlng am any dtfb:
Oen? of water in the boilers, and es Inch canine Can
.. i ., ~ ffir ,,,i.t.d by tholLaLieg•teriere In nrels
ma Dam could Mimeo its to dispense 'with * du:armlet,
t.,.. Very ttnriTt-Ve..A
M.:DV, CHILDS tr. C 0.. .,
- - ImOriilt
TE."I: d o e o
o Malan d Yourcho ng Tea;
o; ; •,•
10 do Usuipoordar do; . ,
In 1611:6 toss V II
6 6lb. Jo do do;
10Glbs do lintrpowd4,o ; -
II baba do lonarial. •oo; • •
la More and (or sale by
garSO R0'414 Church Balvjoio •
corso -111.11.,L0yD.
11(1AR—V 1 h0d. 0 1. 0 ", N 1/, read and for . - 1;W --- j,
lor2o C 11 4 /LAN't
I , 3 lll.6l 4 6, •: " at U t`lYult a M oT.l,76;fi .
atr2o al 61.1)*/)
"=" 7 "l7il.lZ`v . e
Y o rAlli—la cans vim; mare and for ~/a by
mt2o I kftFLOYD
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UCILETS-23 datikamer, hwul an d lot
map R FLOYD
088-10 don Beaver, on hand and fog nnle - br •
ere J &.11410VD
8 60 0/43-2) don In store end for solo by •
nirlD FLOYD
onln L
r pnce - iba.r—A onperlor article, In If e7r:,g
--L T str2ol WICK I bIeCIAN LESS
Wilkiiin9 I
a.
011.-144 • oleo tit% - •
70 do 709; • •
YI do 40a; for la aby
murk hiceA.NmAlia
onto
OlL—aii Mao gamed, to sum, awl lor "$ by
MOO •8 E SELLIKRS, 57 Wood .1
Orm:l;;iw,4t i ;pilt;mlgg
Headley 's Mimelimier 1 vol, bound In elm .
Coast.= o demist/on of the Universe,' by
IsSld4 t vets, boated in cloth;
Gray's Neutral Philowmhy; I mtl, °loth;
Travels in Minnesota; do do;
Life sad Writings of D. Chalmers:3 so* of.
Comb's Physiology of Digestion; 1 vat;
Abbott'. William the Conqueror; I vol;
Tine Wilieingtomc a novel by the mins or
7l?tanno dP. L.teasay, or the PTOgress of Etter
is* who: of th e Came of Linwood, de.
Hands ? oot Heart= • novel In Janet W. Willi..
Th. Donny of Toodennie, Noe I, t, 3, and 4.
Received sal for We by
JOHNSTON t STOCKTON
eoraerMarket sad Third
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