The Pittsburgh daily gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1847-1851, May 11, 1850, Image 2

' THE PITTSBIPMH GAZETTE.
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SATURDAY MORNING, MAY ID, IMO
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lieu fayan Won 6 r. a, sad as early In tbsday as
practicable: Urinal/mama mot maenad fora appal—
lea Uaa All invariably be ebarsedataill arclarid eat
GiMileEgliol;il
Ix plummets , of the cell of the Chairman, the
mad Annattherde Coanty CCommittee of Corr.
else* met at the Coati Howe. The following motet
tlO6 WWI adopted, "
Resolved. That the Val* and Antintasetale voters
of the several Election Districts of Allegkettl.C=
be, add axe hereby onotel to meet et their „
Manes for holding es, od Satardal, the let
of Jane nen; then and there to cleat two deletnthew
the County Cs nyeation to be held at the Coon Holm,
onWednesda the sa day of one, .1
Said Con Tel2ol. tO 13tOk0 the mel and neoesterl
nominations or the dentht /2 "' L"""
also to appal= five delegates arepreseat the o rem,
la the Pune Con cotton, to be held the city
del_Phieten We/Deader, the ittb day cried.
Tee primary meetings In the Teen:tains to be held
between the hoary of two and five de a*, (mein
Pin) and these La thelPards and Boroagks between the
Men *reeved and nine o'clock. P. AL
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IiIIeANDS, Clutha=
P. PA.;
Pasannajtkeretarica.
TOM STOW,
Pitter6llo, Apnl MP.
frriSSIL GRIT PAGE • FOR LOCAL warm
TELPGRAPHIC NEWD,
OUR VITINTEELIit RAIL ROAD
We hare the pleasure of announcing that the
grading and masonry of the Ohio and Penneylva.
ula Rail Road, from the State idea to the intense-
Soo of the Cleieland Rail Road, wu let at Salem l
on Thursday last, to responsible coning:ton, at
rater meterially bower than the original estimate
of Suotoin W. Boasers, Esq., the Chief Engle
neer. The number of bidders In attendance was
large, end the competition highly spirited. The
work let comprises thirty two sections, making
nearly thirty four miles; and, with the exception
of three or four sectiona,it is generally light. It is
to be completed by the first of April next. With
the exception of the work immediately atlyolulag
Allegheny city, the whole of the Wasters Division
of the railroad, eighty miles m length, is now
under conuact; and we wish to call the attention
of our readers especially to the Stu, that when
this pert of the work la ready far use, we shall
have a continuous rail road commueication from
Pirmbough to Cincinnati, through Cleveland and .
Columbus. By proper eons, this may readily be
accomplished nut year, but it wlllrupthe prompt•
nee on the part of the Stockholders in paying up
the tutaktients called for by the Directors. The
golden prize is now within our reach, and by a
Laic effort, we can secure the most valuable rail
road connelMus. in advance of the projotts Oy
our rivals, both on the north and On the south of of
• The
.folloiing is a hat of the allotments made at
the luting at Salem:
Section 45-Ramsey •
beefier. 46—Boyle dc Sourbeck.
Sections 47 and 45—John W. Shugart.
Section 49—Ds el Cur.
.Snctions 50 and 51—Madockay do Walton
Sections 52 and 53—William Nelson.
Sections 54 and 58—Elston le Son.
Section 55-Idichsel
Section 57--Sticy bitebbis.
Section 59—Jacob Nord.
Si:lions 39 and H. Blake.
Sections 61,62, and 63—Christy de Crowley.
Sections 61 and 65-31 filler dc Clay.
Sections 66 and 67-121kry 6c DOW.
Section 89—David Moore.
• Section 69—Jainea1Le0y.
Stolen 70—Joha Throws.
Section 71—RDonovan.
Section 72-51. Donovan.
Sections 73 and 71 - -P Fenton.
Sections 75 and 73-s=nel Wintrate.
Station No. 45 Is at the State line. No. 55 Is at
Coionibiana, No. 65 is at Salem,. and No. 76 is
all the intersection with the Cleveland Sall
roat Alliancek?tear gaunt Vernon.
Cum.—The 07bigs °WU; held their State Con.
VititiOSl at Colombo, on the Mb Log, and put in
nomination far GOTernOr Hen. WILL= icaostrato
of Hamilton county, and Mt Baud of Public
Works, Alex. G. Conover, of Anglaise county.—
Mr. Johnston to now Judge of the floperiar Coal
of Cincinnati, and the State Journal ups, Is gee.
oraly and moat favorably known W aver the
15 3,1. 1 . -a man of popular addnue. and amp*
thletc—aa • man of great energy and power u •
speaker on the stamp--u a man of commanding
intellect and very decided farce of character. At
• colcon, in Ott the walks of private life, he la
above reproach. In every respect he la worthy
to lead the great party 'by which ho has Imen 'c
lamed tar Lois proud position. .He will canvass
the State most thorougnly, and with a power and
eloquence that cannot fail to tell in the corning
Oration.
If he inumial togas Gov. Join:intim he is a gm
rate man indeed, and mill moat certainly succeed
The Convention passed resolutinns declaring
the undiminished confikence of the Whigs °Whir.
In Gen. Taylor, and approving of him CliliGNllll
and territorial policy—and reiterating their former
view. in opposition to the extemion of Mastery,
deo. The Whigs or Ohio are determined to make
a brilliant campaign, and me feel confident they
will succeed.
Oar readers will find, to day, under our lou
head, si synopils of t h. Tanirdiscsission, on Thurs
day night, in the association dignified with the
cognomen of the "Workingmen't Congress." We
had a nutiral cm/Malty to know what these men,
when otoplain so much about the present ardent
things, would have to say about the important
measure of a tariff for protection, wad rent on,
reporter to take notes of the speeches.
It will strike the reader, that the speaker" on the
occlusion are possessed of but exceedingly erode
and unsettled ideas on the subject. There ap
pears to be no agreement to any thing bat the de.
emaciation of capital, which, while all the wrifd
anxiously seen alter it, it has become very much
the fashion to denounce. Not one of the orators
presents any tangible system to remove the di:M
enthes under which they all unite in desisting
the workingmen labor. One man goes for protec
t:on, so it Is not Whig protection, but the majority
denounce ill protection whatever, and one more
zealous than the rut, abbots a usanufruilory as a
very Pandora box of evils. We think he will
find it very hard to convince a fanner that has a
safe, regular, and lair:stable muket Neagh' to his
door by a manufactory, that it is quite so had as he
would =lce it out to be, and we sea sure there
wilt always be plenty of Men willing to work In
it, in preference to agriculture, however Much
othms may admire that truly noble emploYmens.
Amidst all this fault finding and complaining,
why do not 11000 of these would be' reformers di.
goat sane definite and tangible plan for improving
the social and political system. Any body can
Hods fault, and point oat fancied or real error; but
when they come to suggest remedies, their weak
ness mid folly are meficiently evident to inspire
pity if not contempt. We have heard a grant doel
dice years, ha vanish varters, abbot the evils
of the =shag social system, hat we never yet
hare seen a plan suggested by the wisest alb!
reformers, for the reconstruction of society which
would stand investigation, or which any number
deem would be willing to adopt 11.1„...
Tho world wags on as mat—the enterprising,
booms, and indushiona, always rise to the top,
while those who spend their time in complaining
generally bring on themselves all the evils they
fondly fancy they could remove if they had their
way., This "Workingmen's Congress" will end
as all other schemes of the kind. The leaders of
it, who doubtless have some political object in
view, will endeavor to mould it to their wishes for
the ificomplishment of their purposes, and then let
the matter drop. These leaders, the chief of them
at lasi, are the bitter enemies of the Whig pony,
and of Whig policy, and one of their objects no
doubt into build op the fallen fortunes of Locofm
coins in this county.
We see that the Cincinnati prams me complain.
Inn about the new telegraphic arrangements. We.
In Pittsburgh, consider them the beat and cheap
est we have ever had, and we heartily thank Mr.
Reid, the energetic, gentlemanly, ana most Wig
' log euperintendant, the making the arrangement
he hes, fin the convenience of the mess. The
grounds of complaint of the Cincinnati press are
really most anneitsg, and of a very picayune cbs'
racier. -They complain, Ant, of the expense of
the deepetebee, and next of the amount went in.
hondog the expense ofoomposition,sinengh they
pay n o more for the same dement= than we do
Pittiburgb, whirs we are so mneffitiarer the
„nine of news. We thlak the prices cheap,
end we lie fill despatches. The Oinclecali pies.
mitt be getting behind the age.
no Free Selland Oaie ban aaaulated David
D. =ay. of Summit Comuy, as liar cambia
fat
S r i. *Min yad 900:1111.Wil
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:Till AOlief or swi Rom= • Busnona — The
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editor ofthinbaniesas tau beenfainishei b 1 .3 1.
of the Planiite man - with the following' important
[swain Mahan us the manufacture of Pig Iron in
Wester' Pennsylvania:
"The whole number of what may be termed
live Funtaces—that is, three recently in blast and
Capable, from location and resources for stock, of
eemin blowing.—ln the different Iron regions of
Western Pennsylvanth—thaz into say, in the coun
ties of Fayette, Westmorethed, Cambria, Indiana,
Armstrong, Clarion, Venango, and Mercer—is VOL
The avatag.Vinake of thole furnaces may be
M down at 0100 too each per year, making a total
production that found vent in various directions,
of 97,6001000.
Of thaw furnaces but 50 an now in bleat, the
;induction of which at these= ratio will be 417,-
400 tons, showing a nett loss in the industrial pro
auction of the country of 50,400 tons annually.
The amount of this in dollars may be easily count
ed: That there was consumption for the larger
production is evidenced from the fact, that the
yews of the cream production were the years in
which it rated highest. If we go then to dollars
we may calculate the actual Ices in money to the
country so follows: .
97,000 was at an avenge of 8311 per I
too, $2,928,000
47,200 tons at its present &enrage, 322
per ton, 1,034,400
We lave in amount of Ins to then
Cnaties of 51,993,6011
But we see in this but the beginning of the rui •
to come. Of these 59 furnaces, about two third.
are making their last blast.. In Mil but 20 of the•
—probably not so many, will be in fire. It is un
riecewary—at moot to us it is sickening, to noun
up the =sequences."
All this desolation is the direct ccasequcace
the Tara d '45. Will our members of Coogre
look at it, and consider whether nothing is due
aneh important interests as these? Let the peopl
Of Western Pennsylvania also look at it, and 240
they can admire these f,oito of Lam/beim
Law.—A pabhcation bas been made, giving
as Iv u can be ascertained, the name, residence
and polo office of every practising lawyer in ill
United States. The entire list shows that the
are tandems thousand firs hundred.
FROM itAII.IIIIIIBORG
correspondence of the Ptuabergh Gassua.
Lisatuminott, May 7,1850.
The Apportionment Bill is mill in the hands of
the Committees of Conference of the two Rouses
appointed on the subject. They have been sever
al times, already, upon the point of au explosion,
and this morning aetually separated In a state of
great ezeitament,taro or three members of the
Committee declaring that they bad met for the
lam time. Better counsels, however, have pro.
veiled diutiottlie day, and the consequence was
another meeting this afternoou, and there will
probably be another to night. The eventual
141 of these repeated confereneea, I . cannot. of
tAiree, pretend to anticipate. The Whigs are
prepared, under the circumstances, to yield much
that they have a right to claim; but they will nev
er submit to the wrong and outrage that has been
attempted upon them, while they have power to
resist
The LlCo4.lcos oral* Howie have threatened
that they arfil "celebrate the berth of July in the
Capitol." wooer than yield to the just demands of
the. Whig members upon this subjecq . and the
probability Is that after voting themselves three
dollars per day The the whole session, they will be
able to hold out. We have MUM] to believe,
however, that the Whip (notwithstanding they
are exceedingly anxious for in adjournment, and
have been earnestly peasirg it for the last month,)
we ready to makethe necessary sacrifice of their
individual interests, and that they will be able to
stand the siege of summer with quite so good a will
as their °Nucleate.
The "celebration" centemplsted by the Loco
boos will not be altogether of a Locofoco charac
ter. We have no doubt, whatever, that if their
antibanutere should require 11, every Whig mem.
ber of the Legialature.will be "then and there pre
sent." to participate in the ceremonies of the oe•
casino.
In the Senate, Ma Dania got the following new
sections pat on es amendments to House bills,
to wit:
To authorise the Lithe Saw hial Rae Railroad
Company to bold, 'not outmoding five hundred
arses of land, fisr mining purpose'•
To authorize the Coal Hill and Upper Bt. Clair
Reamed Company- to extend their road to 'the
Washington county line, and to change any pos,
lion allot. the discretion of the Company tg a
plank road.
To change the time of bolding the annual elec.
tuna or the Williamsport Bridge Company, to the
second Tuesday in March.
lathe Rocure,the amendments made by the Sen
ate to the General Appropriation Bill were under
consideration, and occupied the entire day. Toe
amendment appropriating 000,000 to toe avoid.
nee °rite inclined places on the Allegheny Por
tage Railroad, with aeveral others or less moor
tante, wu nonsoncurred tn. I understand that
the Senate will insist open them all, and the blll
inlet eventually go to a Committee or Conference
of the two Houses. In that case, as the Speaker
of the Ronne is himself • Western man, he will
probably select a Committee who will be In favor
of the appropriation.
The bill containing the provisions in regard to
a room of free banking, has been laid over in
the Rouse for the present, and the ultimate di.
poaition of this important measure of mum re
mains in suspense.
Oen. Bickel, the new State Treasurer, colored
open the discharge Cl the duties of that office oa
yesterday. He is represented by bin friends la be
a gentleman of capacity .d integrity; and to .be
relied open for a conscientious discharge of the
denies of that important °Mee.
It affords me great pleasure to be able to an.
nom= that Senates King has now entirely moo,
eied from his late severe illness, and that he to
lOW able to occupy his seat in the Senate
where his presence, at . this Important juncture e i
'faits, Is of so much letpertance both to the Whig
party, tad to the *plot COBDEN.
TIMM YEW YORK.
Conwponcdmee of. We PluAbetrib 0.0000.
Naw You, htay 1, 1650
The a Blvd dais stearntity Empire City, and
Georgia, with news from Cahn:dui* to the 6th of
April, and the announcement that the Cherokee
is an the way with two millions of gold, has put
people in the best of humor here, and all is us sun
ny so the weather, which was never surpassad for
dueness. .The effect of the arrival of so much bul
lion, and the very favorable advice, as to future
shipments, bas given a new impetus to the stock
market, before buoyant. At the close of business
the following were the onotations of leading stocks
Pennsylvania ffs, 914; United Suites 6's, cf
119; do. of ,635, 1194; Beading stock 48; Ede
Bonds 971, do, stock 1.3;; United States s's, 1031;
Though the rceent advance in stocks has been
large the speculative feeling is undiminished.
At the Tabernacle, this morning, a tenon' riot
occurred, growing out of the fanatical speech of
Wm. 'Lloyd Garrison. It M not minimal for Gnu
slavery speakers to use the most pungent lan
guage is reference to the people of the South, and
'limbo directly or indirectly Later the slave pois
es, but, on this OCCUin, all bounds of decency
were outraged, and all di:nominal°. of Christ.
ions vilified, with a fierceness never before equal.
led. After the church had been defamed, Mr.
Guinan proceeded to berate the President of the
United States, when that veteran and moat MM.
mons wrete,n, Capt. Ryndern, sod his band cf
ruffians, made a rush upon the platform, and at
once created a riot that no pen can describe.—
What the end of the anti envoy meeting here
will he none can tell. There is not police or
power enough to shield the anti slavery people
from the vengeance of ■ mob, if they persist in
their crusade of word, open the South. The mob
of New York will not allow the united virotence
of these missionaries to be concentrated here un
checked.
NWltedall. am pendiug for the purchase of
the steamers Washington and Hermann, for the
Pacifist trade, one to run from New York to e
po int on the gulf of blesion, and the other to con.
nee; on the other aide, with San Francisco. The
stemmas at present running are pouriug a perfect
harvest of gold Into thew owner. pockets, and
have eleired themselves Over and over twain:—
if the boat now lying dt Pittsburgh, destined for
New Yolk, is in any degree as goad Collie U. 8.
ship Allegheny, &be will woo be mapped Op for
the UMW& Wade. Heather trade 'tench enough
to keeY hui
The following table will show the condition of
the SuanWA of the lending religions SZCiCIICII,
whose anunveraties are to be celebrated thi.
week.
The reeeipte, dating the past year, of the prin.
cipal religious end benevolent institutions, glow
an lama* ow previous peen The aggregate
lasget than wee ever before untamed to tha
pap Aiwa dwilil stailu pOtlOdr
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11;147=9 1449%"50.
American Tract Society $250,500 $309,423
,Amertem Bthla Socsmy 251,570 281,611
C.. Foreign 179,271 18'4609
Am. Home Misslooartt. 145,925 157,391
Am, and For. Christ: Uoloo.. 29,704 345,000
Am. nod For. 84618 Eoacty .. 59,510 40,693
Am. Baptist Home Mission... 20,576 20,443
N. Y. IOtatee.IOIIiZIWOLI Socy 12,353 15,340
$336,1r.0 si,oes,so
Respecting the last mentioned institution, the
rapid increase elite receipts affords abundant earl•
deuce of the grovrirg popularity of its objeeL
Three years ago, or in 1949, they amounted to on
ly 85,000. They bed no varied much from OM
sum for several years previous. A similar in
crease ha. token piece is the number of churches
contributing. In 1516, the neither was 41 ; in
1941, 49; in 1549, 63; and in 1919.125. Tee
financial report of the American Sunday School
Unionots the cam, with revere! other societies,
leas Important, la not yet out. The receipts loot
year amounted to 91:0,292; and this year there
has been a slight Meters,
Among the exports to Liverpool Is a sample of
Croton water, chipped at an ripens° of 374 cents.
(sr cash. Should the article. rove good and
adapted to the wants of that bar driuking people,
we can send any amount from our stock.
Oo 'Change there is little activity. Ashes sell
at 55 621. Cotton is at a stood; mtddling New
Orleans sells at 121. • Flour has ceased to be in
demand, and is cheaper, with the turn all In favor
of the buyer. Choice Michigan 55 44 ® 5 62.
Grain Is in lair demand, end good lots of Wooing
Corn would sell well. Most of the stock is too
damp for s:Apment. In N:dea there ano advance
of per lb, all round. Loather ts without change.
Whiskey Bells at 'l3c. Freights on Corn, to Liver.
pool. 50 per but he!. C.
• Receipts for Its 1314 Rine mooch,
I They somewhat exceed that sum
The respectable :source of the following commu
nication, and the important and rather startling
view, which it preecute, inducer us to give it, a
couspicuome places in our column:
Cu - recur, A constant reader of your impel
is touch surprised to find in the Curtgre,sional de
balm on the interminable subject of slavery, mace
lions, act unfrequently, that the country is inn snot
of prosperity.
IV ill you permit 'a looker on in Vienna' to state
few facts euggendive of the question in what our na
tional prosperity at present consists?
le it to be found in our trade to California, whiCh,
including outfit, capital, and cargoes sent, amounts
to $40,000,0001 The cargo to lcee ones average
fifty per cent of Their cut, and where from eight
hundred to one thousand vessels have gone,
most of them to rema'n useless and m a state of
decay?
Is our prosperous condition shown by the facts
that we ere eroding our stocks to Europe at the
rate of 5603,000 per week, in addition to all our
shipments of grain, breadstuffs, provisions, cotton,
rice and tobacco, while exchange to selling in New
York at 9 1-2109341-210 per cent to pay for a vastly
redundant importation of iron and of del' goods, at
time when most of our iron furnaces are forced
out of blast and our cotton mills working shut time
or shutting up?
Were freights ever depressed as they now are;
and does our shipping intereet show a prosperous
condition when, notwithstanding the new trade
open to California, ship owners are losing money'
It is alto a notorious fact that our home trade is
much nished. Traders to the interior umplain
of a great falling off in the demand for goods of
every description, doubtless arming from the Far
alyution of our industry.
Have we any better prosperity in the future,
w` en the debates in the British Parliament show
that wheat at the Baltic ports is abundant, and
that it can be and is imported into England at 30a
perm:tarter delivered there, a price that wt . ,' not
nett more than about hO or 90 cents per bushel of
60 p onds?
beam Chilli, too our Consul writes, contracts
have been made ihere by a company to supply
California with pour to meet the enure demand,
at prices much lower than we could tend it thith
er, if a railroad existed across Inc Isthmus.
While this is the gem of our agricultural, cam-
mere's., nod manulacturlng totem., NMI pr•
peels, our banks ere cxpendlng tic currency, o
stocks rising above their rest value, and the sp.
-of apeculation In them ineresaing.
The ociy apparent prosperity is found in the
advanced price Mention, arwanp, however, from
a great deficiency, probably am or seven nundred
. - -
thousand bales, in the Nat crop.
Of course the cry in getting op in the !Aeolian°
paperS that the Whigs are at work at panic mak,
ing;nut facia are stubborn things, end they who
believe the assertion that the country is in a pros
perous condition because of our heavy U 91,01130
tier. and the apparent plenty of money, will be
wofully deceived when the reaction than-corne—
as corns tt ay/tiredly will. Inlets meamrea are ta
ken to avert it. We have now tbatritate of things
which produced the rain experienced in 1531. It
is (Only culled "free trade ; 1 a !deny left es h,
the Polk afirOrtharfarrOD, fur tehiiib tee are in the
main indebted to Itebert J. Welher, whose report
from the Treasury Deparllaehr aces so. gratitying
is the Brioth Ifoute cf Lords that [Ley !Ludt. , it
to the stet and eatoird it to It. piloted. Mr.
Balmer too, it appetite, ranch pleated with the
present state of thereon hostnest.
No comment is neceetery upon the solemn feels
. . _
here siced,all known to every we icilemed mer
chant and trader. If they are dou!Xed, let a com
mittee be appointed to examine into trio stale of
the country, with power to rend for persons and
papers, and then mane useful legislation may be
hoped tor, Instead of consuming the greatesi out
of the session of Congress In speeches for Bun
combe, upon a suhject which could be at once
satisfactorily settled rf a portal° spirit had any
influence in our National Councils.
K . Rev men Menemitsx.
Psline's IfydrO.llleetrta Light.
By the following article, which we copy born
the Boston Poet, it will appear that Mr. Paine's
d,vcovery of light from water, by mechanical ac
tion, is at last perfected:
Alter a period of six years, employed in a at.
rice el experiments, conducted upon the most phi.
lomphical principles ' and continued with indefati
gable persevere, c Mt. Fleury M. Paine, of War.
cosier, has completed his "Megnetie Vectria De•
composer," an ingenious apparatna for evolving
hydrogen and oxygen gests from muter, by the
agency of electricity, generated by mechanical
means. The genes thus obtained may be need
for light, heat, mid muse power, and have al.
ready Men practically tertcd for the two first DM
ed purpose., on a comae:able scale, with wen.
derlul effect.
At lib resideace, on Tuesday evening, April 23,
Mr. !leery M. Paine exhibited the operation of his
invention to a number of gentlemen In Boston
and Worcester, come of Whore have bad comid.
emble experience in the gas business, and others
have intro great interest in place and projects,
having in mew the production el artificial light at
cheaper rates than it can be tarnished by this mean.
hitherto employed by pa manufacture.. Mr.
Paine had his house brilliantly lighted up, although
he used only one small barrier for each room.—
The light was exceedingly strong and white, and
so pare that the moat delicate shades of blue and
green in some colored prints could be toststilly
distinguished at a distance of several feet from
the burner, Is common gas barter,) which watt
supplied with gas from n pipe whom diameter did
not exceed eta quarter el an itch.
At the same time that the light wax being exhibit
ed, the mode of using the gas fur heating was also
shown. A small jet of pure hydrogen, between
t wo circular plates of iron, raised a few Inches from
the floor, was lighted, and in a - few mimic, an
equal and genial heat was diffused throughout the
apartment. Thin the astonished rawly bad the
light and heat together, supplied from the same
source below, and their expressions of admiration
ware unbounded; nor were thee abated when they
were led down into the cellar toexamine the exced
ingly small machine by which the gas was made.—
The box containing it was about 18 inches square,
and 6ln depth. We cannot give the details,of the
interior of the machine, but will simply state that,
as as name indicates, it evolves magneto electricity,
by purely) mechanical action. From 'the above
mention bo x. there MU that copper wires into the
decomposing' jar, which was about two feet in
height, and 0 or 8 inches in diameter, and partly
fill
ed with water; in this jar, by ilia action at the elec
tricity just spoken of, pure hydrogen gas alone was
formed from the water, whence it passed into two
gasometers or reservoirm about the else of a barrel
each. The pole at which oxygen gas is liberated,
on this occasion, missed into the ground, so that
hydrogen only was evolved by the action of the
mach. The process of isubonixing the hydro.
.gen for ,
illumination is exceedingly simple, and
was open_ to view. It is very cheap, mo much so,
that Mr. Paine mys that the colt of carboniniug the
gas he Ms burned in his house in three burners
every evening for a week, has not yet amounted to
one mot. The hydrogen is used for the general
purposes of light and heat, nod the oxygea 'can also
be secured in a second jar, and may be need with
the hydrogen to produce the "calcium light" for
light houses.
Mr. Paine has also discovered a principle by
which he can regulate the quantity of electricity to
be discharged into the composing Jar. A large ma
chine hai recently been perfected by Mr. Paine, of
sufficient power to supply three thousand burners
with gas It in set up m the Worcester Exchange,
and only occupies a space of 3 feet square by 11 in
height.
One cubic foot or water will mete 2,100 feet of
gee, and a weight of CO pounds,falling nine feet in
an hour, will make, from this arge machine, 1,000
feet of gas. The apparatue can be applied to gas
works of any kind, and be used with any of the
gas fixtures at present in fashion.—Norton Yost.
Ucita Ctocusxmce—The steamer Osprey.
which arrived on Torsiag last (fora PtandelPhlai
b lc on her passage, struck against something
Willa" eve t a vi awl such a shock Ss to induce
Cap son Mek.stson to suppose he bad touched upon
a %hailer lame lox. Upon examination, cothing
can'd be discovered. About sit hours suhfelufut•
ly.Uspt. Dietrina a, upon gelatin ohel , q o e how
or the steamer, for th 3 purport Vaticuring a do:•
phin,dhcovered on o b ject Lunging lo the em.
water. Thisbe non made out to be a cage turtle,
which took all baud', it eladieg the Nutcase's, to
haul co kissed. The animal It la ruppiWeil, must
I have be o WeeiCnir on Ilis wistcp sad Was nearly
' • W Lhionah by the amok though n unit it II alive
when taken t n diarC. The ba i l eras at tags a
trophy, mid filled a good ale! bucket, and the
which amid have weighed eight or Mao
hundred poondsonup Wolin ovaboarti.—{Charles.
pa Idissarp
FROM CALIFORNIA.
We select the following dame of intelligence
brought from CaliGnnia and the Isthmus, by the
steamships Empire City, Geongis, and Cherokee,
whose mica, at New York, on Tuesday last, was
announced by iciegraph.
IsTILIMI
The aleam ship Califoreia arrived at Panama es
the 23d of April, with 223 penmen,
and two
minions and a half in gold doer.
The steam ship Sarah Sands, and the propeller
Cern:inn, bed lett Panama foil of peasecren, sad
abcot three demand still remained upon the tub.
mum, wailing their Mance%
The rainy season had nutlet act in, and Cba•
grey end Panama were will healthy.
Many;rebbenes were duly taking place at Pa.
name end on the Isthmus.
W. G. Wood, Erq., bearer of despatches from
the State Department, was to leave Panama Go
Sae Francisco, on the to of May, in the steam
ship Oregon.
The Bishop of Panama, Senor D. Francine°
Mantredo, died in the province of Veragus of ape.
plexy, on the sto of April.
catthon.nts Trans.
Passeigam by the Georgia, report that gold Is
more pleriefol Men ever; and that property has
somewhat fallen in price. Provisions and even
luxuries are very abundant in San Francisco.
zaa LIMEILITVIL
The day pmvioos to the sailing of the California,
the collector of the customs in San Francisco was
notified that the money collected for duties mast
be paid over to the State Government in accor
dance with a resolution passed by the
Wore, and slept; are being taken to farm an
independent..,Gavenunent. Commodore /ones,
ii is raid, is about to take active measures to pro.
vent it.
A law bee passed the Legialatnre Impeding • tax
of 25 dollar, a month On every foreigner who
works in the mines.
A bill ha, been introduced in the Assembly
to provide for the Inspection of ateamboate at
San Francisco. Also, a bill to suppreas gam.
Wing.
A resolution was adopted, instructing the judi
ciary committee to prepare and report at as early
g day as possible, a bill to prevent thh immigration
of all persons not citizens of the Gaited States
ligin any of the penal settlement. of Europe. A
billet that description was reported on the 29iii of
March.
An act to incorporate the city of San Francisco
has passed the Sonata.
EMOTION or Haar
The I:Rowing gentlemen have been elected jadg•
es of the several judicial districts:—
flimsier.
I. 0. S. Wetherby,
2. H. A. TIM,
3. John Watson,
4. Levi Penton',
5. Charles M. Creamer,
G. lames S. Thomas,
7. Robert Hopkins,
S. W. R. Turner,
n. W. Smut Sherwood.
The salary:of the office has been fixed by the
Legislature at 57,500 per annum.
VD= TIC GOLD MUM
The Pacific news of the 24th of March. he the
following Information relative to alleged discove
ries al gold on the eastern slops oftu Siam Ne
vada: '
The eristetice of gold on the esalare slope of the
Sierra Nevada, although not seriously questioned
since its discovery on the numerous lateen's head
ing on the western side of the chain, has never
been authenticated In a lona as to leave the mats
in free from doubt. A gentleman who hat just
arrived in this city from the eau, by way of the
Great Salt Lake and Loa Angela., Informs us
th.t the question Is settled.
In what quantities the gold exists, he Is unable ' ,
to say, as a want of provisions precluded his party
from halting lung cough to test the richness of
the discovery. The metal was found on the mu
taco of rotten granite, and ton certain depth in
ten:wooled with it, forams the bed of • Munn
then dry. Its locality is about two hundred miles
from Las Angelo., on the old Spanish trail between
that piece and Suits Fe, in the neighborhood 01
the Little Salt Lake. A party has tell Los Anger
lof or the spat, prepared to tut the availability al
this new placer.
OUR itaN Jtiagett OLLLIT,,
We learn from a friend that the travel towards
the Southern mine► is mereaalng every day, and
the emspeets to that region the coming season are
nacre &paring than Int year. New placers are
:discovered as exploration are made by our ad •
venturous calicos, and new towns laid cm as the
pore:1111mo icereasert Stockton to raid to be mow.
tog rapidly, and busbies. becoming brisk as the
,made to the mites become passable.
The new city of Sao Joaqiim, of which imam
beton, spoken favorably, is Increasing with magi
cal speed, and will become, this ateason,a 'own of
areal importance and eltensitre trade. We do cot
L•oow of a new city in the valley, or State, that la
more adVaitsicOtraly slanted on high sod beauti
ful, ground, or which offers greater inducements
ter profitable investment.
The San Francine° Journal of Commerce noti
ces the nrrthal there of the sehoooer
from a n'explothou eapeillien to Trloily B.T. The
I.y was found In latitude 4141, nod 'Limn/ Neer
emptying-tutu U. The party bonded sinews . the
ladled., and turveyed the country seonsii..thii
13/111th or the river. There war no enttanee for
any rebeel of Tice; • boat could onl y
t enter et high
wale,. The following incident o tho tope to
recorded:
The California was boarded on the 28th of
March by nine men, Who left the brig Cameo on
the 16. h, fifteen !tilde from land, for the purpose ,
or fineteg the river, the captain oldie brig prongs
mg to Come the next day anti lobe them off. They
were almost in a stole of awe/Aloe, having just
bought a jackass, (with their blankets and every
tome else they could dispose of) and had hat just
a'aughtered him when the California hove in sight.
Before seeing the schooner they cruised the coast
for sixty mile., tint could not find evens boat ha:-
bor.—The Cameo's boat is now on board.
The etechon for county officers of San Francis•
co, was taking place when the steamship Cantos
ma leti on the tint of April. One orthe candl•
dates Car the aims of county Trans:sr was lons.
Winchester, the farmer well known pabbiber of
this c•ty. &ergo Endicott was the Whig naiad!.
date for the same office
Corte's...knee of atm N. Y. Tsibus
800 Fuscuco, Ape
The election for county officers take. place in
this city and throughout the State to day, which
will complete our State organization, and napes
cede whatever remained of the mompel . system
ot M sixteen and American law teat prevai led. nod
which no one understood. Col. John eolith Hays,
the brava Texan Ranger, io the moot prominent
CAM: idata for the Sheriff - Mts. his opponents twine
Col. 1 J. Bryant, sod Mr John E. Towne.. The
great cruel& Is for this once; is the minor OMB,
though a Locofuee mad Whig organisation exists,
yet the attempt to maim the question purely par
ty one hem not been successful. it' is a regiodu
scrub race, and with the exception of Cot Kayo,
whose election I think Is certain, It to impanible
to ri.edlet the result.
The amount of gold going forward in to day:,
steamer is surprisingly large, considering the stag
nation that has existed its -Ma trade of the country,
and the almost impartable condition of the roads to
the mines. On inquiry at the Company's odic.)
yesterday, I beam the freight list was $1,700,000,
and it is not improbable to estimate half a million
more among the 230 pariengers who return to the
States.
Business is already reviving under the genial in
fluence of a spring em and beautiful weather; and
after the departure of the stainer, it Is believed
the money market will be easier, and a reduction
in the heretofore high tales of interest take
place. In some instances money bas brought fif
teen per oral. a month for sited pernale which is
a rate that even California profits will nut long sus
tain.
I beg to all your attention to a statetuard in the
money article of the All, California, steamer edi,
don, a copy of which I have been unable to pro.
cure, but which you may receive from that orrice.
It is to the effect fiat numerous hoary fail tuts have
occurred in San Francisco, and otherwise Contain.
ing assertions injurious to the mercantile comma.
Inay Mete city. lam assured by leading mar
-1 chants, and fully believe, that the whole is • fabri
cation or • gross eingeraion of MA. unimportant
affair. I have al good au opportunity of knowing
the condition of trade here and no failures have
reached my ears, nor .am I , aware rainy fact to
Warrant oonelusiona no wholesale and unjest. Om
the contrary, there is • better prrapect ofa large
and profitable bounces being acme this season, than
during the last.
Our correspondence from the Tllll6l l / 1 tutees LB
of the most satisfactory character. lam not only
satittled that there will be found no diminution In
the average product this season, in the placers
worked Tart seam, bet that new placers will be
opened more than stralielent in extent to employ
easily greater ',umbers .than will be able to find
transport in California the present year.
On Saturday, I had • peep at the mammoth
twenty-three pound lump of gold recently dug up
in the Sonoran Camp on the Eitanialans. There
is no humbug straw It, as yourself and readers
will have evidence very shortly, ea after a brief
period of exhibttion In .this. city, It will be taken,
with a great number of other aplenrad specimens,
to the Atlantic Mame. So prepare to gee tome.
thing that will make your eyes glisten with aded •
ration. This lump, worth intrinsically about $4,-
500, arss naught by Its owners for $lO,OOO, and
mach 1, ttrr rums have been offered fur it.
The arrivals from the Ennui, tioth by way of the
Isthmus end Calm Horn, are beginning to Inman
hugely, and the couacquenees ate favorably felt
scanne us.
A large number of emigrants have been landed
on our shores from Sydney and the other penal wt.
tlemements of England, and so great has become
this evil, that the Legislature has taken the matter
into comiderntion, and instructed their Judiciary
Committee to bring in a bill to prevent this claw
from flooding the lend, and requires thereby addi
tional p o lice and prisons to prevent or paalab the
crimes which become more frequent with each new
Velotion.
upper rivers are again at a very high stage
owing to the melting (ditto snow In the mountains;
nutl steam boats of a large class make regular trips
to Yuba City, 200 miles above this, and .15 miles up
Prather river, being the bead of navigetioa on that
stream. Yuba city is a must lovelylocadoe, and
the surrounding valley inexhaurlbly fertile and
well adapted to agriculture. It wilt be a lame
town ere thiend of the yeer, as beyond it are some
of the wit.' nouns of the 2. , ,, cpanaento Talley—
at Feather and Yuba river: end their tribute.
ries.
Among the new town. that arE•prinfying up in
the Southern Valley, that of Sam Joaquin city on ,
thawale Samlarqute, tWO the mouth
of die Rabat', litakiig dos lead, and must, in • I
abort time became an impnrant, as a is oetmal,
depot to the extensive mining teem
ThB site is high and romnitically lovely, and the
plains capable of any kind at manure, bat more par
ticularly for what. Immense herds of elk can he
wee almost any day. The western boundary of
the valley lies distant ten miles, where the blue
ma or the coast Ii101111Iiill• give shutter to coat
lm 'Emma of game that come down to teed up.
am the laxorisat games below.
Appointments by the President,
By and with tits whirs and round of As Sestets
Onoren C. Bates, of Michigan, to be Attorney
or the Uoited States roe the distnct of IYltetugert.
Lasteigt. Cotton. of Wisconsht, to be Marshal
elite United States for the district of Win:oasts.
Rum civ Tin itzvourrion.—Sorne days ego,
boy while digging ► garden In Princeton, (N. 3.)
weed Op a large silver medal, Mowing on its
taco a figura of vleurty, standiag on a rampart
with a drawn sword In one band, and a flag In the
other, with the colors under her ket. The lnscrip•
Can le:—
VIEIUTDIET •I/DACIUS PllOAdlt IS PRA=Mt
D. De Futuna, EQmnou.zo.
Mao Dom Mynas.
On the reverse is a view agony Point, with
shitis in troat.learrounded by the (subjoined
in
seuipuon.—
AQasnc PALVD31110017:11 01.231.
STONY FT. EXYI3OII.
NY. Jun. Mn. maw.
Congress awarded these medals for the capture
of Bunn Point;—one of them a gold one to Gen
eral Wayne. and the silver ones respectively
to Colonel Da Fleury, and Colonel Stewart.—
The model Is now in possession of the Princeton
Bank.
Paituantfttrr is • lleavansat. Law or Nerften
?be Rev. Dr. Baird mates that in the north of Eu
rope, them Omuta remakes above the bonsai, for
month; the lovhis go to roost at a uriform hour in
the afternoon. By what other law than this is it
that people, who lead regular liver, awake at a
monde hoar in the morainic! Do you say it Lein-
Minot r You might so well any: that the non hies
in the morning and seta at night by instinct; or
you slight apply it to the tides. It is absurd.—
"Li/dime means and explains nothing. The hen
covers nee eggs the allotted time, and warms
them into life ip obedience to this divine law.—
A common ilftudratlon of the cowslips of this law
may be noticed every day in oar city, by the con
duct of the, bones attached to our omotburem—
When a passenger gels in mem, without any_uto
common delsygar ddiay ceed of themselves, with •
out urging. an occur, (o in the
case of the " more wit - the five dollar bill,' waiting
(or the change,) at the expiation of the ordinary
period, the Minch obeying this law, attempt to
start, and the driver, mistaking this obedience and
docility for stubbornness and ugliness, is too apt
to reenrain them with violence and objurgation*.
If he were as wise as the faithful animals he
drive., he would look upon the thing in a differ
ent light, and would keep them in proper check
by kind words and gentle treatment- Let the en.
periMent be tried.-i-N.r. Sentra rhapatch,
We saw a day or *amines, a new invention,
called Treadwell'a Horizontal Rail Road Enke,
the machinery of which Is very simple in Its con.
str•ction. In the brake now in use, the friction
I. entirely upon the wheels, and has tie effect of
021113:11 them ',believer applied. The new brake
is applied to the track, and is destined to be very
effective in its.operation. It atop. the can with.
out producing any jar at unpleasant [llolloa. It is
also go managed that the engineer can have the
control of the whale train. Ramses a great deal
in the wear of the wheels, which Is said to be shoot
one third the expense of keeping the are in onie , .
The anyerintendant of the Beaton and Providence
1411 Road bu ordered this brake to be spoiled to
the passenger can. Mr. Event Tread well, the
Inventor, is a resident of this city. He has ob.
talned • patent for this country, and has now sp.
pied throne In England.—N. Y. Caorier.
Tem= Cnuntenr.—The French MIL th.
children enftuts terrible" who let out, in their
conscious innocence, family secrets and pri
convenwtions at the most ma/apropos
time -
Hook mins:seam one of these kind of child
asking his mother's uncle, who lived next don
hm
"Mr. Smith," ass the reply.
"No tuy boy—why do you ask ? "
"[became rat said you were next door I
brute."
Dickens, in deseribing the treatment received by
Mile NW Dcanbey, at lie•Blenber's school, has a
good hit at the modern system of over educating
children. "Mrs studies, he says, " went round
like a mighty wheel, the young
_gentleman being
always wretched upon "
A Gum: linvv.—Young tipplers should get the
following by helm
Men brandy drink, nod never think
That girls at all can tell it: '
They don't soppme a woman's now
Was ever made to smell it
THE WILIENCHMAIII AND till PIGS.
A Frenchman In a luckless hour
Sought shelter Gam a endive shower
Resiesektigoieway, wkere he view la
A SW, with all ber motley brood
Oriole plp. .A 6! aldquoth he,
Llf . colos great divenite;
Economic I 'admire done little Ling,
MOM dey thoughts of cults Wag;
En verde' as I'm one sinner,
'Twould make a maguillgue nand dinner,
Ant den de English lower, strict;
Dry people hang.for such a trick.
And Monet de hunger be bad-ring, ,
Me nth,, dat than take one owing;
Elaine one see. and if I 'mace,—
Me no get in another scope.
Oh dm, ('would be • chairmen treat, .
Like ;gourmand meaty xag to eat,
Ma OM, ma (Ol t r6l one sinner,
tTerculd make • magniflone grind dinner!'
The petal thus argued, coo he seized,
And placed beneath his coat, well,pleased
When piggy squeaked on long and loud,
As soon alarmed the neighboring crowd.
The mother now loud grunted too,
And Digitises to their brother tine
Soon gave the Frenchman cause to rue.
Swift otr he ran, but closely followed
Was caught, thol6dop thieif too be hallow
In vain, alas, was all C06f611106,
The pig wu found In bin possesoion,
Examined strait, and guilty found,
Toe culprit humbly bow'd around
And oald, ..161easicem, at tan dez vans,
To vat /now parks to yea,
'Ti, true each steed vat I;ohall soy.
Me be one geitilhamme Fromm*
Me not know mu,ou call de lief,
Hem de ask and don belief,
Do mama pig and children ox
Me own did my attention in,
So to die little pig I ay,— ",
Oeno live with me • mooch, I play;
Than English me did tusk he .peak.
For be criedmt—la•week! a•week"
Well. I reply, de Ume's but small;
I take you for a week, Or'. all."
LOGAN, WILSON £ CO.,
199 WOOD ST, ABOVE FIFTH,
Have juet received . large additions to their
APBIIID ttOCIL OF IiMIDWA RE, COTLERV,ic
Imported by btu packets from Europe, and to
ide!, they woold eepecially Cali the attention
of purchaser*, believing 1004 VEIT exten
sive stalks and law price, will give
entire maisfection.
mayiklkwlTT
liewld Of the Woos mad A mkt. Courted
Ma. Eista—l sin desiroes of =eking known to the
public the Yriteat edicacy of your PETROLEUM in my
own case, which a severe scald of the loot and
ethic; open removing the mocking, the skin peeled
of with it, and left nothing but the bite outface.
especutd to be laid op all winter from the taseti of
this weld, bet we applied the Potroleam booty, by
moans of a Runs! cloth saturated with it; at hut, the
oPpllcation woe poinftd, but In a very shun time the
pain abated. I had no peln N one boor afterwards.
.10 five days from , the time of the application of the.
Petroleum, was able to go to work. 1 take Pleesero
In stating these theta for the benefit or other sufferers
and as deeroes that they should he Made piddle.
would also state, [hall find Immediate rebef by th
use of the Petroleum, In barer, from which I am
frequent 'ureter owning to, my business. aborts th.
engine. I 'timid reearnmeed It as the meet proem
and cattalo remedy for bum. I have ever known.
.1 B COE, Engineer,
Ighargebnegh, Allegheny Co.
Plttebergb, A pr1L15.50.
Dar sale Ly geyser & Me Dowell, 110 Wood street;
R E sells', elf Wood at.; Dll Carry, Allegheny city;
D A fillet; Allegheny; Jamph Douglass, Allegheny,
also by the proprietor, S. AL KIER,
&per Canal Dula, Seventh et, Pittsburgh
Lary papers ndvertlring Petroleum, please copy.]
gly. Da. hielLsen etas nn i•ILISI in his mac dee
several vane before ha could be Induced to ages it to•
the public in such a manner ae to make it known all
merit the eaPomy, toe plumb remedies so frequently
advertised and forced upon the public by means of
forged cetrrßeates and a system at puffing, preventing
fregnentlfrogular and learned physicians, such as
Dr hpl,ane": undoubtedly Is, from. entering the lists
molest seen eompelitors. Convinced, hoWever, of
the realaitine of his medicine, and ialuenced by the
plain diatom' of dpty, which would not permit him to
keep from her fellow CrOttatell so posor.dal a ratans
preserving them from suffering, he finally offered It
for eale.oiioce that time it has become known all
over Mill. &Mem and wherever It has been
",„proved in s sopeelority over all other numbes
ever oared for diseases 011ie liver. In ftet , tha
pee.
minden. of phymelans ate DO longer melted in
VMS of liven complaint. All that is oteelleary Is fps
the patient to pastimes and use Dr. hPLanels Liver
Pills, ursecare a restoranon to Leans:. Read thim—
"l Riad & Co.—Please let me have two hazes more
b o o r a p e% ili et 6 r.JDOetele
n U v er s hl
anyd wife has ased two
I tome yen they
have done her MOSS good than say family physician
has for two years, doting widelt time be wan La Mtn
tar attendance. There two boxes I Mink will eff et
a can. JAWS JO:dES.
Wilkins Township, Allegheny co. Pa.
Marsh 10th, 1947. e
0-For sale by J. KIDD & CO, No 00 Wood =ea
mayU4llloll
Obi. wad Pamir/Ivrea& llLail Rata&
Ornee Om /b. Pa" tD. oa., Third sia
Prrrsarratia, April AIM. •
THE Stack holdnrs of the Ohio Mal Peansyltarna
Rail Read Company are hereoynothied pay the
fifth Instalment of Mee Dollars per sham, at the office
o f t h e C eeteert y t heretofore, on or before me 47th
day of May next; and the mistaking innalment• of
y t , each, on or before the sod, day
of each ”eccedine month maul the whole ace paid.
Sr order of the hoard Directors.
my3.did W. LABLNIEB, Jr., Treasarcr.
• •
ENCOI7IIAGZ •Hozims INSTITUTIONS.
CITIZENS'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Pittsburgh.
C.O. tiussEy, rue,— W. AlliglaWl.
OfEee—NO. 41 Water street, in the warehouse of C.
H. GRANT.
frfilS COMPANY Ls now prepared to insure all
1 kinds of risks on bewsos, marntfactonen Roods
merchandise in store, and to varmint cease% ice.
An ample gnaramy (or the ability and imegrity of
the Institution, Is afforded In the character of the DI.
remora, who ure all citizens of Pittsburgh, welt and
favorably human wit be community for did/ pmdence,
intelligence, and Integrity.
Duterrosa—C. O. Hosory, Wm. Darnley, Wm. Lao
lure, Jr., Waiter Bryant, Beek D. Zink, Edwerd
Ileetelton, Z. Kinsey, H. Harhangh, S. N. Kier.
aphetqf
improvements In Dentist/Ig ,
DR. G. G. iSTEARINIS, late or Doman, is prepared to
coutufacture and set Buret Tenn in whole and puts
of seta, upon Suction or Atmospheric Suction Plates.—
Too:nasals ovum in Otto steam, where the nerve
exposed. (Mee and residence neat door to the May
or's office, Fourth street, Pittsburgh.
Batts to—J.B. AI/Fadden. P. 11. Eaton. Is ID
Da. D.' 11021 T,
Dentimeorneroftfouitt
and Demme,d between
•nathdl yin
To ten Anal Mosaic tht WlllO VOlBl3 or Atm.
Gusty CollMl.—Robert King, of tho Seventh Won!
of Pittsburgh, Is hereby recommended to the Convey
don, rolled to meet on the nth of JIM nest, us env,
didate for the °Mee of County Comniinioner.
op36.4fristeanT
Too itorinni7i.—ltoure &ruble,. Erg.,*.of
township, still be sopperted for nomination, Y t can,
Odom for the Arsembly, before the Anti hiosorile and
Whig Convention, by MANY VOTERS
moyl.dig.artoT
Tues. Yana, of nude,. tomnhip,vielli be
sapported'for Commonioner, In the Anti Masonic and
WWhig Convention, by NUMEROUS MEND'S
ennyntdDirkoteS
•
N. P. Pe.asoa, of Rtnablgoam borough, lain be
eopported for County Cammlislaner,•at FRIENDS Whig d
tual &lasoaie Coavenuon, by SANE
may9.lkwteB
OONGIIESS—Hox. Mama Drat walla urged
by hts Ideate, for a nomination as s eitsdidsto for
Congress 111 the approaching Mainasocie and. WWI;
Convention. mayil:aatteS-
Et West Alexander, Pa, an the 7th lama*, by the
R ev - John maClaakey, D. D, hid daughter, Catotans
H. and Mr. Saran B.l3naren, or Philadelphia
, .
Religious Notice.
T4E First
to Presbyterian Chadds, Allegheny City,
arill be dedicated the worsbip of Almighty Go,
on Sabbath, the lath'instard—servire to commence a
101a.11. Sermon by the pastor, Bee. E. S. 9
to
D. D. mayll
FRPPa PROOF PAIN d - T r0 — r 54 .. .0 b. Went Firo Prom
nun'' REYNOLDS SHER,
eon Penn & Irnristreets.
& ISINGLASS tor Jelllee—Cooperte
seeersotoune; Cooper's Shred do; WhiteFreneh
do, for rote by WM A MoOLURO & CO
ASO Liberty st
EXTRACTS A IMSE:NCES for davoring—Extram
of Lemot
and Co l og ne
Litter almond:
peach, Itcae, Lavender, and Cologne Water.
mein WM A MCCIAJRO CO
• ECKEIVA Farms, Wheaten Grits, aed Pump
• which tam verywholesome and aveenbla
nicles Ailey espexiallY li7WPccll.ld
For role by WM A SIeCLITRO & CO
COD LIVER OIL —Bathe.. Clark k COo• genairto
Jut l
60 received, .6 for oale by J KIDD& CO
roayl Wood in
71 , ARTARIC ACID-16311a for We by
marll KIDD 2r. CO
OXIDE & NITRATED SILVER for
KI soIDD o bya
CO
marl J
OANDEIXSVILLII4 COTTON' PACT HY
FOR SALE,
Two nod k f ostissfrra Losington. I.
BY virtue of a decree of the Fayette Clm ui tt Court,
La renamed on the 40th of Anti!, WO, In
Tot. in
chancery th erein pending, wheicir. Robert S. d's
Asim's is complainant, and Uldbantaguld k Co., are
defendant. I will, en the premise. on TUESDAY,'
July lea, expose at panic auction to the highest
bidder, on a credit of lour, twelve, and twenty fear
months, In equal instalments, the parehaser to give
bond with approved eecurity, to have the force and
effect of a replevy bond, and wheat' interest from date,
mat Large and oplcodid Cotton Factory, 110 feet long,
40 feet wide, a n Lich, bimement of stone, balance
of hock, with an 211 wing for Picking and Lap Ma
chines containing 1200 Theo/mei , gpindles, I Male of
XOl Spindle, Inc biding one Cap S.pinner 0f133 spindles
and one
sew
Ring and Traveller Thmssle of 132
spindle, Power Looms for
a. Shirting, with, earciy
Wag complete, Cud, Spieder Lbawing
Warping AMID, Spooling hlschines, Le.; Machine
Shops, 'with all fixtures comnlate, Dye and piling
nooses, Grist Mill, Steam Engirt id estficlent power
to drive all in anceessfuloperalue. and working about
SO bales of cotton per mustb; Soda to sterellin.o hales
of cotton; Dock Store House, Ftlltit DRICEDUUSES.
sellable tor nine fugal. ,• FRAME ROUSES,
Hovefor 23 Bundles, ll te good repair;
Howe ard Claud.; two Fine gavelling Houses, end a
Tract of as good Lend as is is Kentucky, containing
from 4110 in 500 Acre, with Rms. and Stahles in
fine eider. A barge pertion of said Amu Is enclosed'
with good stone knee, and Is abundantly supplled
with springs and wells of never failing water.
tit the smve time, witl be ild Eleven bead of
11042p5. ewe Mule, Thirty STOCK CATCLE, and
121 110653, and a laige supply of Farming InensKa,
lsoltable for such a sued farm.
THOMAS B REDO, Cam'.
0,0,11 wld6 _ 110,1_
PERNOCI'A NERD 8 GRAIN PLANTRR,..
For g 117wat, Rye, Oats, Bailey, Corn, 4,•
Patented klueh,l64l—Raissued October;lll9.
THIS hlschine operate. equally welt ten all kinds
of timid, and is not iejored by coming in courser
with rock., roots, Ito. It will 'plant point rows and
all Irregular eloped fields without towing any part
twice niter. Witn • saving of Pont ten to fifteen per
cent In Mb., It will, with eau for two horse. plan t
from ten to twelve arcs per day of wheat, onto, and
barley, and from fifteen to twenty acres per day of
corn. I , will save frees two to three peeks of skid
per erre, and yield from filters to twenty per cent
mote tb..n the broad cut seeding-by distributing the
gram uniformly at any deuresl depth. and leaving a
ridge if earth between the row. The roots of toe
young plant are protected daring the winter be the
utton attic frost and rain mouldenng the earth nun
them inetead of Laing thrown out and exposed as to
broad cut. On tbia account the stalk is stronger and
less eubieet to mildew, and Is not so liable to injury
by the fly. The farmer is frequently prevented, by
rain, from harrowing In bis grata miter it is sown,
which harrowing is needless feeding with this
machine, oft it completes the work at oboe.
The subscriber baring purchased the patent tight of
this valuable machme for western Papua, Pennell
cuts, Ohio, Indiana, oil Illinois, manufacture. and
keep. them coustudy for solo at the wuehouse of
Tulin t O'Connor, Pittsburgh. and by Jame. Cope,
Brownsville, Parent county, and by Edina lihnith,
Dayten,'Ohlei
Agerie-Maoted to canvass the country, and *ell
nsublne• and rights. The subscriber will give flOtt
for what wheat this machine will gain in planting fifty
acres of good land.
Refereneut— Joseph Stoner, Christian Barely,
klaufiehl Brown, Joseph Pennock, Allegheny county.
Isaac Ilene, Westmoreland county, Pa lleo.Taylor,
Gen Junes Wilson. floatingdon county, Pa. Abner
Thompson, Reedsville, en. P. Gen. James
Mein, Bellefonte, Centre ONPe Mande Me., John
Weaver, Joseph Wearer, George Morgan, John
Greldcr. Laneaemr rowan P. Joseph lilldretb,
klaulleld, Richland lonely, Ohio. Samuel Williams,
L neuter, Obto.
The subscriber hae Ilan for tale at the watchcase
f Talkie A O'Connor, In Pittsburgh. CORN PURL
LERB, PELF SHARPENIIG PLOWS, &CLAWS
SMUT hieceliNos.
Address Gidepn Etwayne. Pittsburgh. Cantion—l
worn all persand egainst Infringing on my right,Ander
the penally of the law made , and provided.
eta I towimelfl
STRAY COW.
CAMP to thembscrtherl residenee,alTemperance.
vllle, May OM, a light zed cow, 7 or 8 years old.
with slim sharp horns, white striper down her her,
white stripe down her left cheek, awe lumps on her
right (rent or white belly and two White hind legs,
and tail partly white. The owner is requested to
sme forward, p p.p..y, pay enrages, tea take
her away, or 1410 be sold •ceardleg to l•w.
mayllrwitS _ JOON MoCARTNET.
All.ghelay Orphan Asylum.
TIME Ammar Meeting ol the Plushurgh and A Ilep
g coy Orphan Asylum will be held at the Maim.
drat Episcopal Church, Liberty arrest, on Tnesday
evening the 14th ipstaph at 7 o'clock.
The orphan children of the Asyland will be present.
Severnl addreams will be delivered. ma lOrdtd
MM=l=!
•
A .
A. MASON & CO are this day opening 10 piece.A
17 inch Mack Gro do !thine Palk; 10 pea au inch
do; 1u pc. 31 inch do; apes at inch do; and 4 piece.
:dlineh do owl!)
EISILOILIO LOTS FOR BRIAR
LOT on Cherry Alley, rear Sixth meet,
saheb
Afor dwelling house, or two or three mall ten
menu,. Apply to J lc R FLOYD,
msylOrtlw Wand st
=IU==I
• -
atio don Ladies. Linen Condole /MIA all mines;
2W don Genial do do do
113 dot do do do cclosed bottle
Received Olin day by A A MASON k.t.:o
ovnylli C.) Market st.
IA MOLET LINEN LUSTRES-40 pee changeable
Lewes, at the extrema lowprice of 111, per yard
lattlO A A MAKIN k. CO
Irleh and droWs Linens.
and 41/3 rem 44 Blown Linens;
160 posOnty.4 Barklay% and Alexandet'y superi.
Lin.", now coming by
binylb A A MASON k CO
JOHN A. P6ILKINBOB,
MERMAN, FM Ward, Peon street, bete
O'llera sod Walnut. basineu promptly
tended V% may 9
•
M ay 7th • latd).
riinE President and Dlrerion of ihls Bank have this
day declared a dividend of four pereettart the
capital stork, for the laid six months, payable to lank
boder', or their Legal reptesentativea. forthwith.
mtollzdlw JOHN SNYDER, Braider.
COPARTNER/1111P.
1 AMES W UUKORIDOE, of PUtsburgb, and Den •
Amt. C Adam. of New Orleans. have fonned a
o•nneraldp It general CA15111111111.11 busij
nem in the city of New Oilcan, ander the fine as
slyle of /brands. , & Adams, at No te Camp street.
Pitubnr4l2l,.—dft.
—WEITiftIII ussoaANom COMPANY.
gPATSM rof the ante of the Weatem Insar
trice Comoany of Pittsburgh, on the Ist doy of,
Mae. A. I)thiPM—
Balance due on •• ock IMPX,
mg, o ur , sm,k, Western luaruce
Company--Usl IBlWae
Cash on 01
Cash Deoa.ited in Id & Buk, Pig'gh DA32 114
ll. Mote aril
Nato. Dimonnted 19,110 MI
Motel received tor Premium. 31,707 GO
Furniture—cost—, ..... ^ •-• 8
trading
t e am
for Premiums•• 13,011 4 9
ut
Balangs on steam boas 'meths shed.. • 1,190 D.
un ripen polteics on
earned ...... •••• • • • 3,000 co
Capital, 11100,000. 111911,13 A ,1d
Directors ham" this day ill clued a dividend of
one dollar per share, to beeredited on the unpaid
stock or th, o eompuy, for whim receipts will be
Irsand cis and Rau the Mb instant.
J. FINNEY, Jr., teerets/F.
PlanrehblaYl3,lB4o.-43tayie:d3AwitS •
•
WADE rITOCW/I DIRECToRIf.• •
:•
Q • ktlilir 3TOCE begs leave to ennouncie ta the
CI amanita , of Ws New Directory, of me tithes
ae of
Pinabotgh s-td Allegheny, ea beroogba .
cheater, Bin•tinghera, tic.,that the VC* it nava
nearly read , : for the press, and will - be pot la the
hands. of the- printer somewhere between the :CM
and 30th taste at.
The eitisei, generally, and all who feel 111 interest
in the production of a complete and perfect Diraetory,
particularlyi lose who have cot beericalle that three
'anon, avocations tel elates of batiste's, /Se , are
noted for pub Inman In theitireetory.
All etude se be inserted, mast ,hnded Conti.
'tab , or at the latest, by the date above named. !
h=7lo
P. maylo
AN VASSILD HAMS-117 for ale by
WICK R McCANDLVSS
VCASFI—O cask. for retail.. K. for p0r_12y...,„,
ma7lo WICK & mgc A N1,1,..-",
BORAX-10 <nes regneil Berm for uJ• by
Istv/10 WICK kr.B4CANDLESS
Lm.sord Si•LTS—= sereivedraid far isle"
111 ItiltYlo WICK et. McCANDLESS
•
ILATIIERS-38 anekt pll6ll, fortble
maylo WICK t. McCANDLEbS
0 00/N-1 0 bah jnn reed. and for vale by
S N WICKkIRSHAM
inayls enr. Yin& and Wand a•
CANARY 'LED—land lb. luel recdend•
Cidly Seed, and for tale ET •
maylo S N WICKERSUANI
pi , 7 - w - '-.-r; 1
C "a ?; YELL°W—".j_
for. to
m 1 e asel
S — G — RS—OM Plantaton .
CO bib LoveringioPilairired
Loaf;
• a Dials do C do do;
; 0 i. a oa do , D robbed do;
itlbfeaseado do do;
, !'7O bill Pooreered C; •
I a bd. Clarified; ,
•.. - 40 bags Brasil:jog reedad tor nalo by
...t• SOLIS= &IticticersoNi
.:. „'i to . 172 4e 174 Liberty pt.
_ __ _
mi re sLARD on consignment. for solo by
I.) mi MILLER & TUCKI:TBON
Q HpWLE.I3,IIIO 111 Ftench Creek !Shingles, on no
ssignraent, and tor sole by
mar° - RICK-CM:SI
CZ F r F YIe Ee prime: Rio
S eLLAD bedkota Itle
prole rdleetWlLd
10 do reperior Llordeax bleeki
For We by MILLER RICRETSON
emit)
ECOggerC, sagbl:g!'leletPAPpLl'n>io.ll
mayiU sPRII:KETSON
INGHAM LAWNS-4:0 pea Cinema Pawns jaat
Cl
received, and now wiling at the very low price
of Hi cents per yard, by • A A ItiAtiON Ze CO •
MUSLINS & SAREGE-4-IMI yes Patio .Priste.l
Darer es, Iwo stplets SP yes do at OPs par pare;
WO yes rich Printed Moans, al! qtralitter; / , U pieces
(Loostoted Moslins at Be per yard, ntar_oP , .inif by
tort7lo
'DONNE? pieces splendid Bono •
.ICiO Ribbons, this o day reed by A A MASON A CO
rosylo
Arrsit DAY 9AbIPIILETI 9
~' edited by Themes
Carlyle. N. The New-Dawning :tree.
Received, and fax said by •
moy9 JOHNSTON & STNIKTON
CONQUEST OF CANADA By the author of
olloobelay a," in 2 volr, tOoto for orlo by
roay2 JOUNSTON t STOCKTON
.
A NTONIA; . tie Fall of Rome. A romance of ill
fl. fira, county. By W Wilkie Collin, A few cook
formle by JOHNSTON A STOCK lON
AN EASTER OFFERING. Ry Fr , d , ik • theme
Tran.lateA from :be aypnbla.hcd Swedish blen•
beript of Mary llowitb Fur snit. by
RYON STON - k STOCKTON
• 'Ankle, Post, Jaurn,b - And AmeriAyn, copy.]
T ii . E y t t ;D OIL---e 0 brie pure, /a n
CHF. ESE—GO 1m roe prime old cheese;
DO do Amer etioese.joemee'd
maya LJ /3 CANFIELD
BUTTER -6 brla end 10 bra fresh roll, in elcata,
Jae reo'd, and far Bala by Jll CANFIELD
DUFFIELD'S ILANIS—A few tierces on hind, no
for sale by WALLINGFORD A. CO
marl
SOAP—Louisville and Unelnunti tosp—a conmant
supply for sale by WALLINGFORD & CO
LARD OIL-10 Ids No I, on band. end for tele by
may 9 WA LhiNGFCOI.O o CO
SUGAR—sS bhde prime N 0 Seger. for I/ WI, by
A CULBERTSON,
amyl) 195 Liberty o
OLAS4E3—:S brio N 0 Molareesjost reed. and
for sole by moolD A CULUERTSON
LOIJ . I . 7 . ILLE LIME-60 br.
T OBACCO -5 car c• Barrow% 94;
do Sunuel Illardgrovebt, for sale by
199 9 A CULUERTSUN
LAHD OIL—S btla per steamer Kayatabe State, for
sale by JAMES DALZELL
utaa 70 Water at
VIRE BRICK—V.3Po for sale low. to claim ronri, ,
J 1: ment.by optlS JAMES DALZELL
VACCO-2 hit& Ohio kaf, in P.M, for rely by
• WM H JOHNSTON,
rntH9 112 Strand at.
1JR00319... —lO dez m [tare, and for sale by ,
0 _
may 9 IVNI If JOH NTT
KENTIICKY LARD in nor, aid for gale by •
maT9 WM II JOIINEITON
N BOOKS . f. NEW BOOKS 1
dT ZIOL ALE LITERARY DEPOT
Tomo Srorour, opposite the Port Otßee.
TrNICKERISOCICEIL hisgszine ( or May,
.E.l. Hunt's ntercbants' do dc;
Democratic Review far May;
Blackwood's Nage:leo for Spoil.
Livnag Age, No NV-
Lo.da; or the krung Prior of the Beile Creole:. by
Carotirc Les Battik:.
The Battens; or' Torte Beads In Life: by Lever.
The Doh Amharrwtor, a comedy.
Ittistekesof a Life Time, or Babb:err of the„Rhine,
part M.
Bauer o,lctiosy Fredrika Bremer. cuy9
Exchange Beak or Pittsburgh. •
• :si.y 7th, 15:D.
lltS I.leir.k has this day declared a dividend
T four per rent on the eepPal representative",
payable to th
sleet holden, or their legal representative", o
alter the 17th instant. Eastern stock bolder, will b
pard at the Western Bank of Philadelphia.
to did THUDIAS Id ItUtie, Cashier.
Mere haute and Mannfac tamers , Banta.
Prrnstscou, Slay ; 1930.
Merebants , and Manufacturers , Dank hia
d declared • dividend of four per cent, en oh.
capiSnook, out oldie profits for die lasi sir rental,
W DENNY
- -
Wotah Itlesion Cbwrets •dlnce.Dwol/Ingg
glous• and Lot, at AnottOn.
ON Saturday, May Mu, at 4 o'clock, C. ta s ty order
of Tntstres, wall be sold on the prtrasses, that
valuable lot of ground ail.Ve aline corner of Dinvend
etrees end Pennsylvania Svelter, near the Court
douse., being tot Nodt mdo plan of lots lad out It,
Mrs Sarah El Fetterman, on which is erected the
Welsh Mission Church edifice, and u good brick
dwelling house.
serme—un Lard cash: sender in three equal
intact payments, with interest, to be secured by bond.
and mortgage. P M DAVIS, Aunt
mayht,lat
LOOK neu.K.
llovaa Kwpati and Steam floats
OUI:UT EAGLE PRISTOL Dtticii.—Aaaperior
111. &rude for clearong and polishing krurcs and
lurks, dm, or ,ale ' whnle aide and retail. by • • •
N. 10 htl.Ltillta d 7 Ii•Weol street
ilrEvery person who Lax akutft or lurk to clean
should have this ended!. ' mays
lIOUL DEM-50,000 shoulder fur tale,l7;l;einolle
10 house, by wha lIA JONES Cc Ott
LI MA/IN -: a:a i rs 13 o i art eTaT -7
I do do mooned novo landing fro
claimer Smraie. Soar, land Pr nit by
- ItiilAll DICKEY ACO
In II? Mont .I.•
AKE SUPERlult—its b) steal Character, VsTO.
IL]tenon, and.Atuctivis,romcared with thole ofo her
and similar wahine By Laws stannic, with a rsr•
ranee of the Tour by J. Elliot Cebot i and eentnbutions
by other scientific gentlemen. Ele”ntly illustrated.
1 vol. eve., for rule by J D LOCKWOOD
etayS 101 rOlarth Pt.
Paper—A be. suppTy7ttf Witt - driy
• Prue; in fanny patterns, end plain preen jog
received by W P
may 9 05 Wood streeL
Ciett-3 , 1 • r men Ural
20 !doll N 0 elalbled do for sale by
elayB DROWN & KIRKPATRICK.
MULAS.Ib2-110 brls N 0 Uslosses;
to brls S II do, far sole by
onyg 11110VVII k RSP ATILT C '
I)ACON-5 casks prune•ihoulders, ree`A for We by
1) mate • BROWN& KIRKPATRICK
00:57 - tP50 bra No 1 Sean, in store end 'or We by
rns)R BROWN h KIRKPATRICK
(J 1 OFR-8 bales prime New York Bops, jest ren'tt
JUL for sale by_ BROWN & 'KIRKPATRICK
M-A.MIES—M yro+s Just reed. ind for sate by
mpt:corner of :Bun and Wood et>
G u AT . :,,tit l : E o it y7;: l w.i n . G pe o . ld ,7) l'all Parer, in
border in :tenet
aird - 173 -
Phibmb ipht., by
mayb
VVl . itAltSli7lll.l.
E 5 :Sand
IC4 f IVE 1
150 TONS
ICF, to
',Ytr.',''Z'll,l°Lflgr,.SllGtt"
ntay4 Coital 113,1t5, Latterly Ft.
S UUAlLS—LoverlmOdouhloramedLowl
do do di, Crushed;
Jo tORT.O Pulverized;
' do hoe do
do soft crushed;
do Clarified;
New Orleiura Saw, for rale, wholesale
and renll, by t ; WM A APCLURG &CO
MO), , - Vt. Liberty al.
--...J__
---
SYRCI'd &1104/11 4 .91:ae d npmd , ri oi
- 8 ll h; 5 .r..,,
N 0 'do; ror tele by
, sml WM A I,I'CLURG &CO
C OPFa— r1:1110
lamLa
do ume&
do Rasio,
bongo:
since tit reamed&
RG & CO Of
prices, for 11111 e by NV .el A rd'CL
Gingham, and : 4 1 a, plain and
SIIAChLWIT & WHITE ,
LOST.
A PAIR of Gold Spectacle., supeneed to have been
A
to Wood •Itent, In tram of Bakowell
Penes Watebottee. The Nader will be rewarded on
returning them to Ole owner, No. el Wood *sat.
apW
1) . uLS—Corion
r 6 ured apcncd by
=E=
A. MASON t
ar
o .
I V:
k a? i i :F u a n i Ej lk,
a d price.
WHITE 4.:o(iDta. —ILO alolt3lii.lin; 2130 Pic - s
HD& do; 73 pen Sala. dn; tuo pen Carabiie do;
100 pc. JaGOltct eag :OP pee Rimed Supped 4;
1.0 pc. Biel:alp and Victoria Larcat.
Received, and now opening
' , by
- A A i•FASCPPI of
m 7 r. , ‘1• r: al
G LOVES-ICO dozen a•eone I Kid GIo•eI
MO dozen 71dead and Conon do, now
openiag b 7 Imp) A A NASON It CO
ZEE=
THEATRE!
Lame and dlanalrer C. B. roartit
•
/EMI 0/ /10/1131051
744mi - 0101a and Parquet.— • • •• .S 0 tend,-
Second and Tbird Tiers• •
((al noload petaenxi•---'•••25
Doom open at 71; Cartal Has a t e o'&oek.
On Sabarday, May 11, alll he preatated the ifiu
Drama of .
NICK OF TIE 6 WCK)OS.
Ms Taller
H
Ponez
To conclude with •
NIL 2c MRS PETER MUTE .
Pct. WhiteMr W p Smith
Truth •—;-- • ..... -- ' My Taylor
Mr !Allmon
Mra Wli , e —•— ....Mra Friary
Widow AVM , —•—• •• •Mrs iNichota
p:rmi.-ostxv cagaged for • feernights, and
.ppcarti on Monday. •
WASHINGTON HMI, PITTSBUGH,
131 & 139 Wood street, abeTo Fifth.
risHAT splendid establishment is row odered for
Heat It is inimitably arranged for Concerts,
LcotareS, Exhibitions, no. For MM., soply to
JOHN A FITZ:OWNS,
127 Wood
PITTSBURGH .MUSEUM.
APOLLO lIALL.—POUATII STIAZET.
OPEN DAlLY—from o to DI in The motions; o to o
the n imoootm of (root 7 to 10 WOlOOOlO ltio
evening.rrad
mistance 23 cents; Children widerS m
care
halt wine. rg7
ung. watlo.l . (no, It. 00110.
WA/. A. IN , OLVE O CO,. •
GROCERS' AND - TEA DEALEELS, --
No 256 litertY sired, a kre lrooi,
(lave always on hand a large assatunem r,;l'
ea
tiroCeaell and rine Temaarecn—Forth and
Nuts. - Wholesale end Retell Dealers sapphed on sha
oweat terms. nay&
~fia, 1850 eaml__
otutur.ga. , a •
SANDY AND BEAVER-IANE.
From Pit:sky-et to Catutett.o nod Ctn.,land,
through tits rieh dud_ populous counties of a ihrim7
diana Carroll, :Stark, To:comma, Coshortott,
.11ftt.tlingtm!, Licking, and Ft-I:maim •
The completion of die • • Sandy arid Beaver - re=
opens op to oar city through this `real natantAersutl
seine a direct communication to the above as well as
the - ad:cluing counties of Wayne, Holmes, Enos, and
•
l/elaware.
Prom this section of Ohio, the Wade wilSriltiblirgh
hai been, to a great extent. eat of lu cismequauce of
the high rates of transportation, trhich are pow en
dured le, tAI and toper cent. ' •
Floats' of this line will leave daily, end coo ihroligh
without tranrhlpment. The Canal company have
bestowed upon this line an interest in the unprece
dented wevautagee of their charter, and thus seraerd
to the middle portions of Ohio in or b ring their goods
by BIDWELL'S SANDY AND BEAVgen ER LLNIE, on
lacteal id th is advsnlare. Ats:
J. C. BIDWELL, Pinshmgh;
• . , . BIDWELL tc CO., Glasgow.:
cetera Germ _:"
C Holmes, Spear's •Mills, Ohm - & Goy,
ninsam,port,o. - George Eemble, FUlt . ton;o; Quijote
& Ilullmau. do; Hanna, Graham.* Co. New Lisboa U ;
Arta & Nadel's, Hanover, 0; (Laski &.' Ikary.„ Mi
erva. 0; Speaker & Porter. do; Joseph Pool kCo,
dil; Moll & Russ, Onedin Mills, 04 It tldever, do.;
Cdl llonnhal & Co. Malvern, Op. R K Gray, Wept.
Mak, 0.; El Reynold/. do; Isaac Teller, AI ageolia O.;
E J Balkdoll, Magnolia, (L Wm Harlnessidp; J 111 ,
Parland & Co, Bandyville, 0.; P P
W
lie gb & Steinbanch. Palmer, 0; iller or
Slather,
do; J J Holman. Maranon, 0.; Cummins & Ca, do;
John Robinson, Canal 0.; Fertile* Tome),
Canal
. Dover. 0 • Medbary, Renew, J
nor. Newark. OPIMb & Hale. Col ambit 4:0; CEMItd
thews, Cleveland„Op Rhodes & Green, do. t male
A . 32
'PILES iIftUELI3 Vegetable Liquid Hay Dret Is
superior or every relpeet• to , 1110 rutty articles
which are on sale for the purpose of &On:Mg - the
color of hole. This la an userum, the truth of. which
all will admit, who make trial of It, and for the lolloW
ing reasons:—
No etherdye will produce atarillasericiof Myers;
distinct shade., as_lreet, btown, axburn,,!&e. it is
the only dye which will instuntancously produce the
effect, all otters requiring several hour. to complete.
the operation. No' other dye willnireduce caters
which so nearly artimilate to , three of attars No
other dye Is en entirely Mande, and ye. Ito decided!) ,
effective. prolueing. 'colors which neuter, hem, ea.
nor moisture can remove; and LeallY, no: other dye
het obtamrd a tole' of the pewee age "Michelepraate
have bestowed CM , Jules 11221C'3 11 . 26 . 0313232 Iffeadd
Hair Dye.
The aktil of the chemist, and the experience ttff years
have been taxed, in the production al Wit prep= inUrs;
and it is effered to the public with Um cogranthe, that
should it not prodems the regality. effeet,thlonney
veal in ail coma bo eheerfullyrefunded.
Peraons havinewhito, red. or MY hair or w ken,
can, by using
them
Vegetable Liquid Hale
Dye, have them dyed a. beintlful brown.
to
or
chestnut color, without the slightest 14 ory to the skin,
and I. tho %honest portableitted..'"lti. an cart of up-_,
plicatinn that any one 223111. it 1230.0131 asalithnee
Rep articular to ask for Jules Ilauel'e Vegetaklo
Liquid Hair Dye, and take no other.',
Prepared only by
.JULFS IlikllELuierfthece entLadlenitht,
Ith Cie ala greet, betow Pouttb —
For lade 'choleraic rod nisi! by IJ. A. Pahoestoek
K. Co. and), Sellers, Ptasburght.and Jan tar—
gcnt end J. Mitchell. AllecitenrSitfa
_inn/4A
. 11 . 71580L111T10N 0/1-14.11T152111111-IP-:
fr,HR partnership be...MMus existing between TX
L Reisinger, Jame• W POO : •
lieges, In the illaanfaemie of Green Glari.'Ware,
smiler the name of Reisinger, Wells& Cu , wso em
ed by mutual consent. on the tim lost lk Reisinger,
W. lieges, and Pant Moms, hosing pure) seed the
cutlet interest of James 11.1 Vella in said Mob. The
!iit. of Itle iste wilt be smiled by-D. Reisinger,
W. Mew, and 'Paul Hug.; under tho 11.1141 or D.
Reisinger t o at their warehouse. No 57 Natitclab
. 11 RERCINGER,
W • H UG111.1..
•V . lIUGUS. •
- - (Joiqual,
copy.) .- •
anM3CAL3IOVI4P6II6I —;
Tad i ff Pb tli i'm rtlirwf:? w ooer
n ;pucthe , gtmc:.l PTa
without exaggeration, or fear of contratlicainn,by
those who tiler tested it, pronounce it far superior
to
other in the Paulo- The mansion.' need batter.
apprehensiont of addling carpels, he,
its
11. Ova
position prevent. a dust front arising when bring op
plied, which must be doge when too Store ts b e '-
Tete mamititv required tittle to per door • beau
tiful hove. A saving ureter Slip per cent is interact
to the consamers. A cosuneepplled to Stover, Pspira,
Re., when told away for the t 1.16. 2 ,, leasure pre
ventative against rust. After having tied iaonee,.
Of al mateemsttatel 11,1 mitt nor any 6410.
Pat:mie blaretseturing Company's PremOsan Chentl
nal Stove Polish. Foe soli.t..lty
. .
. a N IciCEEEalieH,
nlyo Corner of Sixth and Wood elee , ml.
• MiffIIIiitICHANITOILTII,•
..• •
ECTIFYING DISTILLERS . , and Tea end Wino ßMretehants. East Oda alike Diamond, Pittsburgh,
arc now colleting at the very lowan prier. los. sub,
Rectilird Whiskey, Gin and Donamo.ltrandy; MPG,
Fiene,h Broody. Holland Gin. Jamaica So.riis, /Ain
doh C. n, Irish Whiskey. Emu, he. Port, Sherry. Ha
dein., Champagne, Claset. Muscatel!, Malaga, Tana
mitre and Lisbon Wines Wholesale rt. Email. 'ma
Well Iteasorrad Llarithaa . , -• • ,•• \
200.00C1 FEET common, and :MOO feet clear
addle pine; poplar aeandins;„ and
t
plank. cherry end all,. All been riled a Tear, Sae . ;
.de by
JAMES n MORGIN,
Nialli.Ward •
0 UGAE-150 lards N 0 Eases :cold for iltilaby •
CI myS 'C II Oka NT
-- --o—.,
Fresh Arslval of Ley Opeolic •
WE ere now receiving lure &Odin/ens roc= stock
°rioting • ol Sommer Dry Goods, sr Time pre
pared to oiler an- excellent • .310M13CLI .1 Out 11.111.1"
tow perces ter cub, or rorprovrol rretliL .
The summon of western dealers Is pe - • remissly re
quested to cox moods, Is we Ice/ conddent of below
sole In offer unusual indaeamanno to mate a lASI arid.
us. Call ar d examine at any ewe. •
. . 1511ACELITIT A. WEITE,
ontyrl 101 Wei,r.treet: .
CHOCOLATX-1.110 bag No 1 Chocolate ; Norfolk Os,
restived this day, and for sale by
1997 .Wlll OAGII.RY k ism s
btlitilt I; landing, lad kr bah by
, my? " • • • WU' bIAUAVEY CO
rat:A
see NS—n
571 malt whit t- T...jVAIIT Aun inch);
aILL and for
D bY
130TATOES—IrS Isabela Red; •
. ' 11../ Pink Eyed, is ism esJ for sale by
mv7 ' STUART a. SILL.
BIUTTEUI-10 kegs Ike b;
. bels Roll, in stses ird for gabs by .
m 7 E7UARTt bILL
l lRO . t i re down Mr tale bl .rul • m 7:
m Cbr tor see
(7 1 177 4' ' '.3° b" "3" C 3"
STUART &BILL
—.—
I-01111—w Otis e=sl . l Family Flour, tor sale by
• aly7 • STUART b BILL
RlNTe—e large aasonnitari of Fancy and Plain
I. Colored glints, of desirable Mica and ben mans
ure, opened and for solo
rdye SIIACXLIZT/ WHITT
SIthIaINIZ WEAR-4, toll ntRITIMeill efSlinirtot:
tan,ldnen. amt tcatea emir, for mien, clothing
on hand, and for sale ei SHACKLE-Tr le
toT6
rIANAL - SidoVELS.: SO- dosonanaea'Cidalidlioials
N..) Nat Mc ci red, .or rale by
LUGAV, VCILSOX it C 0...
- '-1:3.W00d at.
1.7)0it , -.81 brie S. P. Plow; •.,
.8 do Rye riser, for sale by '
RODERT.DALZELL & CO
vryil Liberty street
SALENATUS--10 bils &dent.. • ' •
73 tax do domia , lemilobl
MO ROBERT DA EZELL CO
OATS -40 bass lan.
my
n=M
BROOMS -60 to, Joulait a llocali for r0044*
iny6 • 6rurol Dasin j Aerrosh aL
THERS—VI prime Fembon 666+616 by
6 • • WICK k NeCANDLM6-
13U1A4H-7 casts rm. Voiash,js.L ree'ibT
• WICK k.'IIIeC.LNDLESS
Tiny. prAcu sae ti - jita
WICK IkIeCANDLEr./3
MUMS L. AIN ES—A handsome lot jut„; tee RI
• at No ea Slat ket suent, north sent comer of the
Diamond. ' 013_9 ALFILdriDSTAk DAY
LLauri & PLAID liditatES=.itot otic, a lirdif
:Ptslo and Salle Plaid Barytes , sutiout aeon.
' m/6 ALEXANDUR &DAY
.131g1W.ady"MLNalttYtt'rtrvertill'b 'l7
=TS A LEXANDAR DAY
C l i ! o ctig b l T Altti-41. 0 asudrild o kis A vi ,
sine • PI Waive O.
'ANN uIL-9 brit for
.2111
/ 4" a rltt L ikl7,l,lllV Teti dlaln i gg i , a font i l:r
Ne
aoCc
Goodyea.fßoliber Depot,7& 9 Woo,l ea.
voTO J t R PIIfLLIPS
. _
N lIIA RULIisER HAT!' LES). st rced, for imle try
I
Pna & (1 eIiILUPS
•
- LS U NEM GOO Receive. dais • gy,. •sase_
['.moot or Rabbet Good., consisting eto.
InG—Lvoilis t Ilene. Cars, • Sinc• rticle, LAW ,
'Tem Ties; Fleger Cots; Tobacco %Vallett a Istne nett
mod; L, a Pteve very; Itthmns MGM Warr T•ol•
yeo,i.tual Parlor, Gentlemen.' Glom - Lad.' Wuh
Gloves; /demos Uelts; and • variety ar othet Wiera
tot sale at the Rabbar.Depot, 7 dr.l Wood stMl. .
my 6 7 t II PHILLIPS
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