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:HOOPLANg'S RMAN BITTERS.
NOM J. Newton or D. D.. Meer qf the Ea i
:cif Religious lipnoleigf.. ,
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'Patent Mullein general, through •disfrusr of
their ingredient land effects; I yet know of no!
gagicient reason/1y a man may not testify to the ; •
benefit he bell himself to have received from
any simple pre tion in the hope. that hepawl
.03 litetatteihate tii he benefit or othee -'g. :I
Ido this tifewbre venality in • regardltitilloaVv
land's German Bitters, p • .ared by Dr. O. M. ,
Jackson, this 'city, latea ,` I was prejudleed
• on that th em ey f w or etre ban7 chle y flruf alunoodrollulo the
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ma indebted :Win fried& Robert Shoemakeir. I
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„for the removal of this -Preludiee by . proper i
eats, and for encouragement to try them, when
offering from 0 , 4 t and long continued debility.
he nseof three bottles of these Bitters, at the
azung of th presenf' year. was followed by
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; and men visor which I had : not-tell-for
It ticontlis befo and had almost depaired of re
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POS ,
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M r ' ON — SCUTT' BILL
The Moaart3 11 sing of the'Demoersicy
of Hew York Clfy, afew evenings since, de
nounced somi-jf the provisions of the
Conscription jet inlrOtind set terms, which
elicited - the notice of Senatot;Wilson,' of
Hansunlinietts, elutiniu:p int of the Military
Committee! of-the ailed States Senate.
He accordingli tirotOt letter to, Feunuido
Wond upon the snhject, to which Wo6d•
publish the NloWing reply
Wr. Wood* Reply to tienstOr
_ Wilson.
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Hot:i.,atom Y if ILSON :-I reply to your
letter-of the 30th ult. out of respect to
Yitur_ . peinta'on as one of the representa
tivesmlbe-4:Tnited States Senate of a sot , -
ereign State,. and not because its manne r !
ormatter entitkrlit-toiitigee uotibepi . con
dtletetion• ' ',I; •S` r.- I- I, -",
lam hitiored in your recognition of me
se.4t2the-.7:Asimin, the heart, the soul
k,hibieforlk'and guidt* L itosiii That ,
cAitildloil• a commattaing-positionl
an otglnization of etch , power : and Patriot-'
ism wohld,-if it acre true, not only add:to
my self-esteem,. but; would also •increase
the desire I have, in coo(tion with three;
fourths of the :people of ,this State, to
rescue our unfortunate'cOnutry from the
rule Of ikiell
thatregret you not concur with
Mozart ilaultrmlimiite of the Conscription
act. ' You .appear to le surprised tbati we
should have _misanderstood ; and. r insOt
. 413ently misrePresented a' law' or a law)
intended -for. our special-advantage, end
for the advantage of other poormnep who
- U - vii - not poe - co - phyror.) ••• • ,••• . •••
the. Abolition crusade down South, is you
understand the objects Otthe war. It may
be that intellects of plain men like our.:
selves are motetiffadently fail/lint to com•
prehend the "justice and, philanthropy "
of this "humane act," but inasmuch aa
common sense is the only guide we use id
the-madirtiation of laws,,yonahould over
' look the error which you so warmly de
manned& In the proceedings of Mozart
I Hall, to which you take exception, we
[ Resolved, That•the conscription bill re
cently passed_ through Congress,„ and
i
which s Claimed 'by, the federal govern
I it
meat to be law, is in our judgment
grossly and palpatilpunconstitutional in
its; :'provisions ;,- thattit is in , :express vie
laticarof,those,eapress conditions and re
demotions ea to.themihtrol of the militia,
uOder which. the sovereign State of New
'York-entered , - into the Union ; -that it is
tirtkveietve ' of . the Aghte i cif State'govern
oicater•and designed toiimakit them mere
dependencies and prdvinces, to be ruled
by military-extra umier,a.great, con
solidated,. nenaping; ' central htistiotisni ;
that.: them everywhere-.-should -.lio
Ntaltegd Ito: 'the_ infamous
Nifit'it 'makes between rich and' poor,
frittyAhe former is allowed to buy
freedom for the' sum of three- Un-'
rd doiloilit whni•tke-letter,.nnable -to
ainguid'iltlott anm, is to be torn away
Ing his employritent, his lonie, and his
4135.4ni5i forced,latthe point of the bay
3t, into the ranks of the army; that we
1- - tipciiithe-it)itherifigai of this State; in
3w of the'intoktrible outrages of this.
) 6130 ri_EtioVaNif 3 9. 44 4F40 go Executiv es
, the 4 12 #14:4 3 tateB.44pwokthe.Onfome7
L ola of t his set . here, until ita, Clinallto
icnt)ity "„has been deternun' ed, , :with its
revisions siiretignent tii i the. sentiments
forte•citiiine, a nd" lio ideating to ,their
alubood eatidignity as freemen.
a'owhicl,'4lVthe'idegant"..and. elevated
ognage .of yeis'Adass, youceply:
lir, thia accusation is falsei• wickedly,
ntonlyiand infithensly falde—a foul,
melees and damnable libel upon the
r and its fra*ent. She oft-repeated
twee of -illd-Tiadeof "halters, whose
nds are taTned with the blded•of our
ittrderitt countrymen, that, this ificairsad
3be' ; now upon us, was forced i lfpon
iem the aggregations of the li*ty
lbit
win& aw-abiding,o4fenring people. of
)
loyal States,are not more shamelessly;
itottly and wickedly false than is this
laration.of Mozart .Hall t h at the Con
iptiop act makes distinctions in favor
the ritegtaindtpgaißstthe poor. ‘,.. 1, 1
If attrim4Histestnr so cogent `ll3 un
twerable I TCLW,49 01 ,59,EL yefer as "the
landediriiittirs; 'Whole Simla are stain
it 7,44;tbe , .blopdor owl murdered coat- -
en, t - r cannot say. In New York,
aramen omit the Veit tif t - '4, - elk 02
fhottro...olu, diat.ts plid34the•rit
sioneibility . of - guilt upon the man who
perpetrates either directly orindirectlY,
tairtmotijitibliu sentintent ,Wortid point to
lionryVilson, L oiXassaclidsette, as one of
the pnnyttileatierain this land of "red
• a 4l --0. 0 1 4'
~.. n.xeplyiet the alleptton that the Coo
' it #ll reakei diWictilciiii bet •-•••
t ria c **i-n9Fplo!fyinge4 does
nt, be ttelMqetall•OßViVntirstbi
_413.01 barteieddi tlics ; tariffof prices
fo linapliklitli` sliding (tralY
a a afiaalfair,f aid may consequently
o
• itathm - Aplivr i prjess
_as le may
please. Totilay, farthirr, in its defence,
that it is More merciful than the State
Militia lame whictltirt* ~- 7:-• '_to igtißit
'Or: iiirerilderuteStiV : • •, , . -- afieep
ing in its nupiikitieiltkr.r`—(47,.' war per
eons on the *frice4So'• ' ,-• .. . - .., •"' anion,
yon state that *eect,itrilffibuci) of the
i T satriO*tllT t n i t * re 4 i gda itu ' oym
-••7f• A •
,'
There are the.conly4rcinallOtrjr**,
TeneWalotrlict from tho,, - ai6,4 i - 4,. - (40 ,
refiantiociage.from the islaugllkar
..i
quoted.rp3whih I Bay ..._ --.1 ~, ~., ,
-:. piitatt.-rThiChicalhat the Secretary bit
this prrer.. -- oatutotalter. the prilloiple - 14.
thielh - wirjolleht7lW.riCh can: pay, b .
net the, pkopaconiatpuntly it does -' din-
Inilthsercefligirferdierto the in
jury and oppression of the latter class.—
I3nt the first answer is foetid in your own
'averment that one of the objects of the
law was "to lighten the burdens of the
Tiersisnri." If this be so, of course, the
maximum of three hundred dollars Will
be required by the Secretary of 'War, es
pecially in Democratic States.
Second—The declaration that the act
was intended to overrule the State Militia
laws is an admission which a better law
per would not have made, for such au
thority was never Conferred upon Con
gress.: Whilst you are right 'that it does
thus - extinguish State rights, you are
wrong in the assumption that constitu
tionally the federal government had power
to do so. The ablest lawyer and constitu
tional expounder which New England has
produced (Mason) said that such a law
was "not only inconsistent with the,
*spirit and provisions of the constitution,
but also with all the principles of civil
liberty."
Thtrd.—That it is "evidence of the pa
triotism,justice and humanity , of the This
tyquiventh congress," according to your
idea of these qualities, I admit. Let it
remain as a monument to the memory of
that assembly of patriots. Bat I fear it
will not. The act itself, like the fell spirit
that conceived and moilided it into shape
and being,will pass away amidst the exe•
crations of the American people.
Sir, let me express the hope that it may
be submitted to judicial determination be
fore the national exigency may require its
enfcircement. Notwithstanding its odious
features, if it ehalr be declared valid under
the cons titution we will respect and obey
it.lndeed, as is our duty, we shall sup
port it: as authority . until otherwise judi
cially settled. But we will not yield our
rights to denounce it as an unwarrant
able interference with the reserved
power of the State, and as unjust
and oppressive to, the People. We
hope. the administration may not feel
bound to enforce it. .An army of con
scripts cannot be available , against the
South. unless the government repudiates
the fanatical. teachings of man like your
self. Americans, will fight and die for
their country, its unity and the preserve.
den of its institutions, but not to gratify
the partisan ambition of mistaken zealots,
who, whilst hounding. on others to a
bloody grave, take. lease to keep well on
of danger themselves,
ril2 1863,
, • From ClOlig' iMari'm•htessenger
Marriages and. Consanguinity.
Dr. Deasy, Professor of Clinical Medi
cine stthe School of Medicine at Lyons,
bas just published an interesting work on
the disastrous effects of marriage among
relations: He shows 'that in fixing cer
tain prohibited degrees of consanguinity,
the church in point of fact was only favor
ing. the observance of one of the most
important laws of nature, the in
frifigement of which is punished with
inevitable degenerecy. Unions within
the, limits of consanguinity are not only
httrtfal,to the human race, but also to
aniatalti. It is true that such unions
'aiming:the latter may be promoted by
breeders i tr e ptofit's sake—the Dialer and
' :hem n, SClllllMlnaitalnlareplECOT
the breeder,
are instances of this; but
sterility is the usual consequence of the
Factice. Among the human race, two
circumstances have continued to favor
marriages among relations. The first oc-.
curs where a small population is pent up
izt some remote hamlet not easily accessa
ble. In stichplaces consanguinity between
married people is the rule.
The second case is that of families desi
sous of maintaining their rank, in society,
or preventing the dispersion of their for
tune by,.mstrying. within their own. Dr.
Devay states tho,out of 121 marriages of
thie.,kind,:ahsemd by: birci,22 were bar
ren: - Dilly four of the number were
marriages between uncles and grand
names; the others were between cousins
german or the issue of cousins-german.—
Whenesterility does not occur, the issue
is diseased, or afficted with blindness or
deafness; also in many cases affected with
irregularity of conformation. Of all these
irregularities, polydacilism; or a multi
plicity of fingers, is the most frequent.—
Dr. Deasy has observed this in 17 out of
the 121 cases above mentioned. He states
that in a certain secluded spot, where the
inlittbitants had no communication with
.othei populations, the being born with six
:fingers had become_ quite endemic ; and
;that - • this 'strange anomaly disappeared
some time after a new road had been cut
;through the place.
Love and Romance
A "Memoir of Ginevra Guerrabella"
has just been,published by T.J. -. Growen,
. .
New York city, in which certain romantic
•
cirenuistances of that lady's life are stated.
Many Confused and quite inaccurate ver
sions of these are in circulation, some of
ivhichhave found their way into print, and
ildsAfirrativeis published to correct them.
The authenti&Partreidare, as given in the
pa t uigilet r are lathe highest degree a hon.
erable to the character of the heroine.—
,
Miss Genevieve Ward, who now takes .the
name of Guerrabella, the daughter of a
most respectable family of New England
drigin, had the misfortune to be wooed
and won: a haihiome Russian
court, of princely ,:fortune, to whom,
sifter a most' persevering courtship,
sjie was married in the house of the 11.
S. Consul at Nice, with the reluetaut con
sent of her parents. The marriages of
American women with Counts are prover
bially unhappy, and this Wait `peculiarly
se. Soon afterwards' the lady and. her
frimily learned that the marriage was• not
valid in Russia, because 'notlerformed
according'?tbi : the rites of - 'tre Greek
Gharchi and ithecame apparent that the
'pkofligate nobleman, who gofers to be a
first rate, icamp,rintended tei avail him
self of this circumstance to her dishonor.
• .!Me refused, under various pretexts, to
allow the ceremony of `marriage to be
solemnized. in . the Russian manner, and
the spirited lady, repairing to St. Peters
burg, laid the matter before the Ebriperor.
The circumstances :were fally inquired
into, and the.Countwas allowed his choice,
either to be married to the lady according
to; the ceremonial of the Greek Church, or
tolbe sent to Siberia. He chose, as might
'Helve been expected, the fernier alti3rnative.
The rite of multiage' mug duly performed,
but with full notice from the lady that she
wq never; five with the man Whci 'had
sought thijibstriply to betray her. fih'e
0,0 claim to any part of his large fortune,
114 left St. Petersburg anddeiOted herself
to the profession of vocalism; feir which she
poSsesea, such rare talents, and in which
shit his won so high a reputation. There
gat variants minor incidents related in the
itaivatir,Thichaddl,tauch to its interest=
'.#o4 losrlsothing brbe
inigrelate4W-4.1P4. oreAPPlicitY;
-- jai from bablron- - Abroad.
The Ciovarnment~ Ll3egig fully odvis
.eff oviowitio _forei g n.
porp foritliilrgAttligil v ided t o
e snap steps as iiiil put a stop to their
machinations, The determination ar
rived at, as well as the policy of issuing
letters-of-marque, will be announced in
an official form in a few days.
TUESDAY 1110kNING, APRIL 7', 1868.
FERNANDO WOOD
OPTION OP THE PENN'A RAILROAD Co,
CANAL DEPARTMENT.
rilitE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
JL Company hereby give public notice to all
whom it may concern. that in pursuance of the
power and authority conferred upon it by sundry
provisions cf an act of the General Assembly of
the Commonwerith of Penney lvania entitled 'An
Act for the sale or the Main Line of the Public
W or k s " Dr* v e d May Idth, 1857. it will on the
FIRI3I DAY OF MAY. A. D. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-three, abandon much of the
Western Division of the canal lately forming a
part of the Main Line on the Public Works, and
as lies between Blainwilla and Johnstown, (oem
monlY known as the "Upper Western Division")
together also with stroh Dams. Feders and Reser
veto lying west of Johnstown, as pertains to or
are used in conneotion with said Upper Western
~ v ßy order of the'Board of Directors,
dayW o itrt fr eas etw the l et :il A oli t te isi t r ia n id o C lEso ompi l th i y ,EL th .es. 2s 3 ti t
mh4vittal President.
LARGE AND FRESH ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
ROOTS, SHOES, GAITERS AND
BALMORALS,
Consisting of all kinds of styles and qualitieti,
Having bought for Cash, before the advance, will
now sell at lower rates than can be found in the
City.
Be sure and call before purchasing elsewhere.
Country Merchants and a denlera supplied at
New York and Philadob pnoep at
•i, DISIIMAND'BI,
No. 98 Market 'street.'
- • -- ohrs dcTor•
—.—
117 YOU . WANT SOME 41001) NZ*
.11. Fruit or . mutat
V. Seats; we d, :and
eli other 1. drqtel cookingAt
dly or
wi pe. N ew okswire,-LeMon and Citron Pehrgo to
H awort h k B r othars, in the Diamond, where you
will get anew orote-cd . Jruit and 'lower than at
any other house in the Also ageneral and
tull ainortment imar ux oo enee, Team, Wines,
Brandies, and Mho, • kinds of Foreign tuid
Domestio Liquors.
HAWORTH — a BROTHRF.
drat corner Diamond and Diamond alley,
_
lOWpp
Boiler 33,414 w o HUNDRED
lfiir :BrietM can find employment on
li en tp,under shelter, at the, beet wages.
-- Ideo wanted.
JAMES B. HAIM
mbllktigwad ram Iron Works. St. Lome,
BUSK prime NESIKANNOCKi.
joh but rewired and fo
i3O WAS. A. r ea k
ORADLE SONG OP THE POOR
13M18=3
Hush, I cannot bear to see thee
Stretch thy tins' hands in vain ;
I have got no bread to give thee,
Nothing, chid, to ease thy pain.
When God sant thee first to bless me,
Proud and thankful, too, was I; •
Now, my Bailing, I; thy mother,
Almost long to see thee die.
Sleep, my darting—thou art weary,;
God is good, but Life is dreary.
•
I have seen thy ImautY fading,
And thy strength skill. day by day—
Soon I know will want and fever
Waste thy little life•away.
Famine makes thy mother reckless,
Hope and joy aru gone from me. •
I could suffor all, my baby,
Had I but a crust for theg.
I am wasted. dear, with hunger,
And my brain isnot* oppressed
I have scarcely strength to press the,
Wan and feeble, toil
y breast.
Patience, baby, God will help us,
Death will come to yeti and wo ;
He will take ns to llis.hensenj
Where no want or pain can be.
' Sleep, my darling- 4 0mi art weary
God is good; but life IS dreary.
SPRING GOODS.
xprE WOULD CALL THE ATIEN
v v tion of Buyers to octrotook of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
embracing all the newest styles of
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMEILES,
suitable for Business Suits. A full and oomPlete
assortment of fine blear
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEREN,
Plain and figured Silk and Caahmoto Vesting!
W. H. McGEE & CO.,
148 EXTIPERAL STREET
corner of Market Square,illegheny city
mhs.4iew: "
ROBBERY or ADAMS' EXPRESS
$5,000 REWARD OFFERED.
Betmoat. March 19, 1883.
The safe of the Adams' Express Conan y was
robbed do Wednesday. night between Baltimore
and Harriaburgh. It contained various sums of
Money, in currency and ttB , a large numbs of
United States oertificates indebtedness. United
Stites five-twenty bonds, a d checks of the Unit •
i t
ed States Treasurer on the Assistant Treasurer of
New York, payable to the Adams' Express Co.
A Reward of Five Thousand Dollars is offered by
the Company. The public' are referred to the
Alit of the numbers of the 'bomb and certificates
published by the Company, and aro cautioned
not to negotiate any of them.
Robbery of the Adams' Express—Tire
. Thousand Do ll ars Reward.
The following described Certificates, tee., were
stolen from the Adam,' Express company. on
WEDN ESD AY NlGRT,ferthe recovery of whieh
V 5.0.0 will ae paid by the Company.
Numbere of the United .9 ,- .LP,,. cerevicatss of ln-
debtednese Stolen.
Four United States Cardßootee olilndebtedness,
$5,00 mon. numbers 21.499. 21,950 21,451, 21,955,
98 United States Certificates, of $1,090 ouch :
Nes 59,342, 59.343, 59.349.
Nos 59.212, 59.213.
No 59,19. •
Nos 59 , C, 59,209. 59,24 69..9)6.
Nos 59 .i i , 5901, 59 . 2 9 2 .
Nos 99,1446. 69147.
Na 59,131, 19.130, 59.120.
Nos 59,247, 59.248:
Nos 59,190, 59,191, 59.192.
59.193.
Nos 59,332, 59,33. 59;334.59 335.
Nos 59.336. 50,318, 59,319.
Nos 59,993, 59,325, 59.*Ce., 59,3, 59 .24.
Nos 59,317, 59,325.
• Noll 59,302. 59,3(138 29.304. 59 305,
Nos 54,979, 59 068, 59,069, 54,070.
Ten 5.20 United states Bonds, Nos 18,179 to
18,188 inclusive.
The following o oks of F. B. Spinn4r. Tree•
surer et the Unite i tales, on Assistant Treasurer.
New York, payable to the order of the Adams'
xpress Comp any,
Check No 856, for $lOBO. for ea. G. M. Felix, Mei.
fie 659 fo r $2098.13 ""J 13 T Gibson
855 • 1030 " " Conrad& w agner,
" 868 " 480 " WilsonAllaYden.
" 8415 11.20 " " ABohlen..
_ .
" 884 5015.15 "" :f bhillite & co.,
867 " 904 " Geo. Joao, ••
" 863 ' 483.37 "" J WlWagnerdsCo..
" 858 " 2645 "" H Morton, St. Louis,
" " 181 " 150740 " " B F Barry,
'ltta public are cautioned not to negotiate any
any of the above bonds or eorrifieates
HENRY S&NFORD,
m b.*.
Superintendent Adams' Express Company.
PEAL ESTATE SAVINGS 158 Th•
TRIN, inoorporato4 by the 'Legislature of
PennmvaliilL
Open for Deposits from 10 a In, to 2 o'clock, p
m, also on SATURDA Y EVENINGS
from ti to 9 o'clock.
sar-Office, 63 FOURTH STREET.
A SAFE:, CONVENIENT and FKOFITABLE
DEPOSITARY, for Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks,
and all - those whose means or savings are swa'i.
It also commends itself to Executors, Adminid
traters, Collitetors, Agents, volt:int:v.3 , Societies
or Asioolations, and persons of all classes:
Interest at the rate of SLX PE3 CENT. per
annum is paid on deposits, which, if not drawn,
will be placed to the oredit of the depositor en
the first day of May and Nove nber, and thereaf
ter bear the same interest as the principal. At
this rate money Will DOUBLE in LESS THAN TWELVE
YE AWL
Interest will commetile on all deposits the Ist
and 15th date of the month after suoh deposite are
made,
Books containing Charter, By-Laws, Sic., furn
ished on application at the office.
PESSIMINT—ISAAC JONES
Vice Pussmirr—W. B, COPELAND.
TEUSTHNS,
Hon Thos M Howe --- f
ifori J . IC Moorhead,
leaaoJones„ I 0 4Homey,
Wm H Smith. Jacob Painter,
Harvy Childs . l Nickolas VockS.Y.
_
.W B Oopeland.. _ _
Bearetary and Treasurer—A. A. CARRIER.
febbalnid
PUBLIC NOTICE.
DEALERS .TN OILS.
B. M. ICIER & CO
11 LNITPAOTII11121 01P
Pure No. I Carbon - oils
IrD
rif Z .r.• .F 4
skirOfilee on LIBERTY BUM. opposite
Pm*, R. R. Depot. •
oil warranted. • sasAipd
THE ARDESCO OIL coreir4NY
MAirIIFACIIIIIIE AND savz POB
A-TALsale is anterior /gaols of
Refined -Ardeseo 011,
NON- xxnosivi. LIAO.
PURE BENZOLE.
warehouse, 27 IRWIN STINE"
PITISBURGII. PENNA.
LA II 0 en t Work
DUNCAN, pIpYLAP . & CO";
Manniseturamot ; -• '
WHITE .10119I8Et).•
Cda li . .13 oza 191.
°Moa t . NO. 291._ LIBERTY. Kier ,
The Philoiotihitf Burner
AYDEIVEV NEW.IIOIIIIIX.4 al•
Burner'for Carbon CHU nine - .
ready. It possesses maitPubminages over Hu
Common-B=o
I. ra.
.mall
It makes a large or: ma l ight with : partat
oombustiou. • • • ' •
It wilLburn any qtuiittity ad oil with safety.
8. It can bo,usod with a lontar Abut eitimnsw.
I.t can be use
as a taper nlialt-bgtiP.:
6. lt can always be made
•b terbirn ecronombudiy_
6. It more *amity •witked 'than stir 'mil
burns;._ •
74=1 trimmed_ aid nit i di "4 loo lol -4
at the tank
Et. t miles white light above.the cite
9. The chimney cap. be - -rentoved• or:ligartod
-withoutttmehing the glans. ;•
These burners um Bus 'common slit and
can be put on any bur now in uses - Avery Pitr
sou using Carbon Oil ould We Eldkwiplils
Burner. Price 25 omits ;_per dozen IP. Will
No, SA FOURTH street. rittsbur& ;
ia2s-IYdw • • ' li
PIANO DMIT!E88:-
leir x E iii. THIS' 'MEL
VV. OYES ; or -WEEPING SAD AND
LONELY. song and: Chorus. 300 coping Of
thia bountiful now, Song. lust recolvnd. • ~-;
Price .25 tents,
vn the receipt of which It Will h . ct sentlry'anald.
free of postsee,V4 '
CHARLOTTE BLetms,
rlftwaree4;
Sole agent for ICzkabira Pitukee and pine.
Melodeons. ant
13 A It Gi- .
SECOND HAND PLOD' Si
ACHICELERING 7 ocrAvm. BEA:II.
tal black Walnut mei:Talilil
need MO
A 7 (Mayo. Phickoring, .11:;;;;;;O • round
corners. a &at rate instrument 1100
A 7 octave t BEM it CO,. 208/SWOOd,
handsome instrumentOn good order..... 176
A eX octave, Stodart; E.Osevrotict: Carved
Pelmets in front.. ; 1135
A 6% octave. Zaleibo,
' fr tit, an excelient • 1 . 40
-LAS octave, Chick
B octave , iinFoCDTvie
A 6 oot.. Btodart. b[ahopony, round
6 oat, Swift, do
A 6 °of., German. do .
A 6 oat. Dunham. do
A 6 oot.. Loud
oX oat. English
A 3 ota, oo do
For sale by
JOHN H, MELI.OIt,
Bl WOOD EMMET
RaDITTISBIIRESH BRANCA; NO. lig
L Wood Street. of the Baltimore Igtute Fac
tory. established in 1836. A °hob:animal:Man°
ootaao Centre Plano. oombining sal the . essen
tials of a first class Instrument with lgenovelties
(tmderpatent). Highly important to the teritbsgl
pianist. Low for oashor sorep
W 11384 BBtellsta,
• iliimufacturers.
EUROPEAN ;:A 'G EitC
riceroltss nwrriptisiir, EiruoirkAii
-a. Agent, 122 Monongahela' House, Pittk
burgh. Prepared to bra:wont or-seml book
peasengora from or to a_port of: tit...old !win
try. either "hv stenon er,Wling Packets.
SIGHT DRAFT& FOR MLR,' parable in !UV
Part of. Europe. -
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cinainnsti
Med. Also, Agent for the old Bleak Star Line of
Sailing Packets, and for tholines of Staanusta
in between New York. Liverpool. Giaggiywand
Galway. tall ,
COAL LARD FOR SALE—TEM. 111IIII
scriber offers (or sale, vel7 low. his- hunt :of
85 acres, situated in Washington township Colum
biana County, Ohio, one mile and a half from Sa-.
iinewille statiotion the Pittsburgh & Cleveland
Railroad. Fully MO cores are improved and un--
der cultivation and the whole is rink in eels ; stone.
The buildings are a hewed log house, Tog stable,
o.w shed, &o, The .farm is wall situated'Witkin
one mile of the railroad. - . •
Terms of gale—One -half cesh, with reasonable
time for the remainder. Price *25 net Hera.
Address, MICHAEL iffetiWIGGEN.
Salinesville, Columbitll ootintar.. Ohio.
Refer to Jim. ICCabe, Rose ' - street, Pittsburgh._
febahlmidew.
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER KIM
• SMELTING WORKS
re:Rm. at.l7.wersz . ag co.
Apwarectaren a •
Sheath, Brasiers' and)ksik_Oossper. Cog.
Per Bottom. Asked St:A Speller
Solder, &a Abe hu bud
lode %l et
Intu • , •
ko. •
ar to on WA Viftgoiss'a_hlaohlise.,
gd
_Wools, Wareing% Na lass Pima and 120
SQOAID STRAWS. Pittsburgh. POllll9. • •
. sa- pedal orders of copper ostt to ansrdesired;
platens. , kThisoikir
S. X. ICIJIR JA)1141 GLOVER • ' JOISS TORUN
Iperrrsio!Roel Eirsieznium
FACTUALISO CP.4IPOIY.
KIER, GLUVEIt dc CO:,
MaintfiLetnrars of flintidol4 &Falco. Aro,
and dealers tall! sand crucible . ay.
Office 386 LibortY *treat. oppeelte the P.R.
ILPasieeiter . Depot,,Pittebmit..- • ,
Orden 1111311Wffair sOlkit•d, leberishad
N3F4W .
To Strengthen and Improve the Bight.
Tam• =gm „„
*V i et
Russian , Eit,potacilea,
ERSONS SUFFERING WIWI DF4
P
fit/five eight;_arising.from.ege 11/S
Other Ca
es, ova be relieved - bg neing the Etwegarm w e b.
ble Sp!ebseles, which have beef:riven tried.b7
many responsible. oitigene.of -Rittebtagif -And vr.
Minty, to whom' they hare glydn Iferfeet
tion. The . ffeitAtstee :Of , theee persona ean bif
seen at nu °Moe. -
All who pnrolufee one pair of the Ragan.
Pebble . Spectacles are entitled to bg, supplied In,
future free charge *dr thcaewhieh wdleiwaya
give satisfaction. • . .
Therefore. It yon with to enetwe ire Impgeye
meetie gm:weight canon* . _
J. DIAMOND, Practical Opticisin,, - '
Manufacturer of the Kin*" rehhie beetaolee.
jag& No. gaAtthitreig. Part Sundial
Da us ts:qAPPELL,
MII4IUYANANT MAIMI . I . IIIII,
No, U 5 EMI:6W EITRXIT.
WE HAVE SIINT ESCIIIMIED •
Large land willieletstod stook of
Spring,Goode
ossiiisdu _
Clotho, Casimereig Vestiags, dm ;
ALSO—A large stook of •
Pplenglaßit' doom,
:bieitabi.repi‘-okelikiriati.;.-iiiia every
thing usually iby tret Ow Furnishing More
Orders promytbr as • • te 41. iinsalr4
W WI-12 lIBUI • ,
Jug !waived sad far este by
Co 11 sr 4.14 WA
13nsi
co*EAt_limmin,
Arbitraition iber : B ird
otTissele ,
Wm:MAIM:NM
JDo. !e, ,Dn.w r prit -wmfAtetusmusia r ,
• DAY :Meg DUOS.
:Movements ofAtqoponn tune .
. • •-..
tathr.-igiirea; • •
Hump!' Boitnni.„LiverpooL. April, 1
Bazotua Wiataburg 4
roots New ,"Ze k.liaveknaiNoApril
Bolientlan • - Portlan(L.::.LlVerpoe.... ..April
- Yorlt:LfierPool:L.::APril
„New, York-LiverPooLax.-APril
N. AXericao....Portltuid.4.Ltvenvool.......A.Pril 11
Glasgow • - -Nimf
• • 790V' me:69C
Victoria Liverpool New York..:Attilcli
Great Eost'n...Liverpool New _York...Marobr .
Sazonia. . • .Bowthtun'n4,' ..-2 - 41mEork...Marali U.
Etna.... - - ..Literpool New Yotrk...Maroli
Boltemiai' 2......Livarw001• -Portland' 'March 11 Aria
•••••••1i1117_90 1, .....New:X0r1r....31.arch 14
Glasgow ' ' tiverpoph New. Xor).„.lllareltl.B
1
"
N. Aixterica.W..Livorpobl - "P6iNswil - Bitifolt 19
Canada... . ..biverpont , =19:416:4 2/
Hamn4onia . ..i.BorAajn'n...-.sew ltakk..Lfriaretg
Afrtelt • Uverpool zpod'Wn.: Mardi VI
moaszineWtieve. ;: - Ej
(001111102.1 p DAltir 1 . 911 11010130 roar.; r„ . ,.
ThilONArlat . are th e raSey
for Gold. Eglirer..ko. • -. 1 • •-• •
Boalas^ &Ain
46-
-Pa
I
' .....,
00
• Dateends . isio ite..... - ...:,—, ' tr)
• ) foo r tei. n .R c it i „ n iti k •
New York ' Par
BAtin 3o re . par
_ -
_ ! ....,
iiiii.lade47,loa_.; .. 1 . .... t :-.. .. ;..--,--.;...:
Barton - ......:—. r .... .. ... . . ..—. • '-'
,' • - WeigterriEzaitaintik • f''
-
Cinoinitati - j ':.... .... :......... Par 'i u
pr l
L0n1avi11e........4. 4- ' • par -• ' ,
St Clev liouls..eland ..—..—......... . ... .. .......-
PR par .' . ! -
- ' --...-....•
PI.TTEIBUBq If. PRODIIO. XhREEt
ohmic 4 --- ;;;iiic Dm.w dT, -
>Qe TuaallaWAttrUnkulM." , I
1 ...! - abeweathszlillivw 0 0 1;4641
- 111 4: ,YergodissiftealdeQt.'-Wh) had% Streak
0144911tkeentimitsymilting ittret, itht44siit
for :outiciqerntrfuglectioniAlttanerimataf.a44 B , l
about fiiunsettled . sestinzbeamin4WL-T*•*4=.
minor on Gold and-Silver changes about eveiY'
five minpiteS.. W—The:tititriteeliqiiffs very 4- ,
settled, state.
.Xlie.atnek lsad-47notaarge;
whir t t4044-Plelity. - at Oil gitYlea4ly-to - .1101
'The" . watei; howeyer.is toe, bOnit mutt>:
litehes(at th#,Platie -134 kite-weep:4i 'of; atria ,
* 4l i :fl attering- - 1 3 0 idlirkaz/ixtuisndlitMsouie
instances an OVance is clemap,44,..licialben
Sales were made on Thatiger,sealtniotitexPitto
this report. The 'Easten mmitetiszepetted dup
the demand for export haying fallen off:: film'
'next arrival is looked for..with much': interest:
l'lourTilis is a vary difficult arti6le tthautitel;
buyers and sellers continue at a dead lock
neither
.party seeming
.. goViistim
Buyers want a concession, whilst holders .declinl
to come down. 'The astern mar)tets
a . very Unsettled state, vatting' in their,..,ficyi
Fish—The Market was firm withLs.geady
'den:land prices tend upward: The nevi I stoolti y
arrly , r , e rapidly- " tter—Sar'
SO
76
60
60
40
2O
' , -tronwL
been • well; maiitained.
with a good gemand for.Governiniiti)iini
home use; The 'stout M firit 'MM . & Vel
,nv,
osi-Weihitirem e
o °halit' Uiiatlce - rbapead
the localdetuaud,thore.*3s,..nothing :done.
receipts for same time pust were- limited... , 'iWe
note'4lB'fbllows : 106 hbleEktegi, sew 264 . 75 ..bbl
-Extra $7 a m 25; 50 bbls 'Extra„flp ;
150 bbls, terms not made public. _
have_ nothing new _to note. Thii
sales at the Oil Exchange were as follows : Cru
of :i
—Sales ot 1 4 .0004 ; 600bbls do, 7
mb . l l , 6 l3 g o rth in ; bb . lB. ,let h ite t tiSal i t
rates were, Bonded' Oil` 250; ...Fries curren t
ni
sales of 100 bbls Free. delivered .on the, amst,
250" cash- Other sales' *were made at about - the
same range .of ro
ea 106 - W. 1144 e; 50 . 40!
.Gosheu. Lie. The stoelken-landiar'inectotate•
Potatoesi— receipts are lueressiu*_weisi
.325 bushels NeeMnohs 99aitS5c.' •
Fish sell readilxut full pneet; Jells of 20..bblie
No: 3 , llisekiweklerge,'s9@9 SOper hb_T: 10 131218;
Ifedituh__ t , 5 bbtiaol. ;20 libbf IF4tite;
'Fsh. Wg,6 25: 20.bhls Lake-Hotiiugs, $5. 1
lawsiss- , The sales hale beeir limited' tUb'
best of all reasetlA, therewsiriotho oVerlitb.
with. 'Wheat xmohanged: - 12.600
hnshets st lit#l oll 4 , 4 f silef ftoupltfTe &hp
MiusLiolvatice. • • •
- LAme—Sales of. 50 . bbls at %sl° 401$
.
150. .
HI»lt Market steady "
.; shAei of 210 bbls a" . .+170
Sugar,--Sales 12 Wide 'Witmer it 12309130
S do P rte Riot; 124.; 20 bbis -Crushed. . •
ales of 28 MIS ofriaus at 5514550
ca ,,....6yAnp,-lialei (IN bhlsat prteesmmulaiv;lito3
sacks Riot at, 34@350.
Dried 1in2111.-Mitche't steady; saleslo‘huatt
Ap S ples: $lll/61.02 I Peaeliei ! dal ea 57 bust;
• . - • • -
7—Salis 25 bble Oitißeetified 44446
puoinstmtriti4nEW'.'
` Ctnainoutf.
. ' A rather easier fdelintr I . :lrv - real in. the ,Proyls ;
ion market...and some imneetisiohilove been - made
in Prinia — PartiPlarlY•in 4,1311; nabs of -A Iftw
number of liokage.V-tiercellind - biltrift 100
e,}3
;were made, and:of tietitot Of el malOW/dTheito
are fa rther offerings of city at -I k 0... . r
were -
: Btlik Shaulders bold at ' Cuiii"at 49 - 44
Tim extra heavy. The latter Sore ilonzne'arg.i
ed as extreme: , Bulk Sides - wers"sold 'at
- Prides
ranging om 5 , 4 to -Srr.:. - Tbe IThuirt dhpa , e; alr
though a*.ed &WY for those of goodgs l i, would
be hard to obtain.; Balk Hate are - se 14-6:16 .
to 6W.0. Sales of new City Mess,P n y i kt4 Vicsoati ,
of old atVl '5O. Bacon bears tto ' the,el
Itootationks l 44l7e Mr Shoulders a nd' ea,- ,
tnere is nothing,olconsetqueuoevdoing In. it:/•_!. - ,
•
• • • - Clatettsah.; :
The offerinti of. i act are-ligittd. Mat .
the market rules &tit. - Sweet Pioltla..ttago mold.
it 636o,aadoonntry .
Lard.waa. ttroier,,4ale6 limit: made atlflo*dftaituft- - -
try; and 11)340 for city Beef-Da+,
tle are steady atidroathaaged. Life 'Thika _quiet:
and it4hadevaaier, I, Bheetl , balite* Mal '
Lake - Prole' ta, 'Nem more .fictive. .1311 0 e.' v essels
' *ere ahartared'at Ito for Corn; to . Owego; 9alor,
Corn to Baffalt, aad 6340 for' Corn to . CCalpipirciod
AO. • Dowerti o Wool Ask
;11.1 5 1 1, . York. .
Choke Sauoirireatee.itg,
Saxony fleece
14111-blood fleece • - .
Nand %-blood
ative and% Semi
Common fleenea...t
IL Nam SPUICONSIN, lOWA ittD lIIDUNA.. .
-
Saxony fleece— ....80863
Fllll-blOcidlleece. 77c : 0
)4 and IX bleott &see - 77 c :
Native and y. fleece ..,..-----..—....—.., ,( , .
Common fleece a ter
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(Coid•sisef *Dui ibiitinaru4l ailopeeid for
• - P 404. v
C b l . l .. s 4 l Adtip.: • : '
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. The river . idlinii , with..:EAkeithet in the
elisnord. andAen feet 41 'W Thalotier
ObiccOurnbeeked thaVertnessewereinllol2o4ll%
ialg order': Prelghttire not arributuria — tal hero
toforts.sowing the .43ovens went - restrbaltine i
shiPtausts- - Piwiyall the -lvate are -takeui for
the Govern ment service 101'4 ea they:aryl:lo.
- The Ht.:Patriok and liberty
wsworthe only arrivals during_the day orlt:
s ue ot . t h e dal Bunlo-,a•
little propellor-4er wahath
departure. ' ..`'
Uaotaln J. He Booth yistord„. eoldd 'the new.
.Cincinnati and , Nnseling nookoita waty 2 - to
wa s hes droller, Hart and othersclor AHcoo
ow l, allowable here miter i from www..
Tile nowawnerschaveptiehat edttuslaberkr
Inc the Leulin4e end Mel4l2l4lLtresdo.:;.;
Saint Lents.
The river here has eneed - rising iyrodo 1 VONSIONED AND FOR SALE. FRON
In the twenty-forrr hours ending a t ten o'clock * A. ILI stare tood to . arrive -
N e teterda, Rowelled 23 3 inches and was then
15 30neher above low notes • mark la De. nienll3o.2stattionnwWidte raw_ d el/ ell
of °1"°"" *.
eernber.M . w.- CRAM
There is 7 feet of molar is the, ohaaael oil le Mee= Liberty etre* i
Cairo, sad a Mir river below that/
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. fif IF long itneftpgatlcEr.soitiotoftlf mincldeted
eloorintemta baying leo on „in mummy. eM.
lhErtßS" Wtde v Phaithei *** itmeleft'd mid 'e
nvied a V&A iunoont 0f.4.4a50d-enffjetinit iteem
'lleadtichni : whotherorliiisuiting In tneono
Arftes.4 or Rom * deranirentatatonf. the
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t ii i /, gl e tliz o ltlm
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echo - saunter demo of
'4i/theist.le thkill PA& i lia' iiiirogir at.
.tokko fit onotoor or....WoAffoailinsieriossi too pre=
'roam ;a i d if toten,ln thi 43tommoneoinoni of
. - adult Intinniflito toflorof pato- and skin:test
win bo- elnalne , i• ' , 'r, 'i '....! ....,.! 4n-.-1 . i ta4
Ilei ieliiiil - fail " Izeintvlng Zrapke Wad
Ilimmitioke} tif whroh`fetaile-ara via sueleet,
r,,ThalWolutlzoixtheitWtztaralitgbe
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vtigle P s sl 97 i l igiskeitur the WWI.
/living volio 'ana - 4700‘ tn—wn-Areithre x onion,.
and reotoringthenntytal, finfteiy gfid otrogith
alhe wil°2°l764m * . ,.. :7
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analim.barnitaff Ola World:ssta. In
111 •44f.1441tisW;IMIOLtilackall., 41044-11
it,_ maws= suppmew smt.m.lmon%
1)01 - .=;!.o , ) th i tter-i r ii it e.- —44. 4
rminrign rvma.soritoßE4
vti...swk-p r tvittikt,4o.,- 1 4*-44
: 4 1w ack, uosolar ea of
WO guff :but , o6Okuldi eared.;“l have
been •
_with vary_no=,.. ixt rert menta d
BetiVeleliferyeerts. I bin% oti
out retidse PlutgmegukiacitaMOng.oll4l
et — reinter on. Dodo 'Biiinsinti. -somfik umf
Peet bar s muliqinielcidalre; WO. .
ere., alteampenei abet* i ale ow,esiesU
inekeiver wee-lAntilefesa id to • gee' me
nleaseaell..U9ALl4B.
arto Mr. 01111.6n:PumMAII07 ! :
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=at s , lt'ktifig:Ege46 4 -. vs
4#2 1 1,1740V1izT.;
have . 1113011-01411= th ide.."
eennider inreelf: complappared.N.or,tertlig.
thfininglenip!ense Nal - 2 - BkoHrateebt:
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' u wards of twen ty years devoted:bfile Nov.
fea l , Unto exelyrl7 to tho treatment:of
14:44DiSatoftio4tu ent i fa thou.
8 ' 01/10 'writ alaleteitte,oound,
1 Siloam entoi negerfek. yo
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1 ,, . & ,; , Diu jukuTETvgin:l , --• -, .::
VIONO-THERMALIEMALtjiiiit i . :
i ; NoIA - have never yet foiled (when the throo•
~ - : -Sou hartrbeem strteffy foilowed} in re-
1 L..: 330 1tklidinielkik14,4.t#0 10331 :::.: • - _ :
F1 1 9.4 1 4641 11 -Ci; EAPPP I .IO,.. 91 atuse.s. ” InlrootoADit theostoom tooßtOorr hest* Yr* 7 •
tutrettorti edrums,ryokipsma Thi rs .
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dears
4 e=sniv-
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• and rindorbM the intim ithootihY -
i bez..0.....
and when desired b e _ Rog wall yro-ysid
br an, adearttiod t; illi °fel motto '
r J.?RX.W : ollegter..lit.Avat —.-
Bo 4 bY losotati,
- ~_..- . .-.... ~JoRNPow.
• - anusell# street and the Dialectd. . .
• ammisdieo w ig, , _ - Agent for Pittlebintr. --
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iron Nenum tleek; - -
inpm. numisrt tokei
Neu* Penn. 11;
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nst igfrOtithicii i tons
- patron-, , t for_t_
411L : isit • 11 - igialiltint,,' Turdsetti acto#OCL' , '..
'4r l 4iiiiittie i lttitiiiiiiititili ; iiiiiiikiot oi
')tltailleCisodilot , ;'' ,
;Vi g r il litiaiind -1 !4 -, obliirasiy, 1ab:•,..„..„, - • ' '
.'s_ vii an est hand: tubbed Ind tesAbqoeencipi l ''''
wont at ehartnotioo. Risitito and Boilers ofeingy„) - ' , ''
• esatiptiou._ —_-
tAliofarnidelrollerifitillazip4Age..mtdr.
,W;ovudigrottlfdugdnit Alm stia l , ? mollies la
: w o w•
i sra iliit sg E xi. .106.4141.141- et
Our,mioottaro 10 7 1,WOUr nitioldneeltoso — ifliall t .
id due boot oTialar- 1 01WaildIiteOktapm:
1 . Ina' ewe to give. rt. :.: - -: r:.. - -,..„.: •, i ~'
r SirOrdort boot Ml' of thiikatiftti n• ,
- '44 a nd prompny. IMO, - • , ,
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