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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
t'. ivate despatches inform us that the Demo
et stie Convention which assembled yesterday in
It In isl.turg was fully attended, great cordiality
es:sting among the delegates. Hon. J. Porter
It , I c y, of Crawford county; present Surveyor
ti •nrral of the State, was selected for temporary
oon: After appropriate committees were
c ointed. tile Convention adjourned until three
in the afternoon, when lion. Hendricks
1: Vitight, of Lucerne, was chosen permanent
chairman.
The Convention exhibited an unbroken front
for the "favorite son," James Buchanan, for
th- Presidency, this tribute being rendered in
the must enthusiastic manner.
I low different the spectacle presented in this
conk enti,,u to that recently exhibited in Phila
didphia I,y a nominating conclave calling itself
a c,,ti tion, where bitterness and tumult ruled
Ow hour.
We reoeived no information as to the probable
re,itlt f o r Canal C o mmissioner, Surveyor Gene
an•l Auditor General, but have no concern
that will not he fairly represonted
• iiibb reliable 141[mq:rats.
None are so hard to please as those who are
determined not to be pleased: and that determi
oatdm 'L.: often Neu lishonest. We have abun
ddnt illustrations of this in the !,kpolition and re
publican presses of the country of late. Ever
.Imse the troubles in Kansas commenced, they
Lase ...mildly berated the President for not inter
ieid‘g to keep out the Missourians, keep the
ponce in the territory, and protect the rights of
the actual citizens of Kansas. Vet it 1,4 well
know!, that he was never officially or even per
sonally called on to interpose the power of the
Pederal tiovernment in the affairs of that terri
tory until since the 1-t ~ f December last. Gov
ernor Ii ceder ne , er called. for such aid. The
I are state men of Kansas addressed a memorial
C.tngross, whioh wa, , not iu session, but none
t the Preaident. Ctovernor Shannon, clout the
rst of Peemnber, nrst called for the nitl of the
I tilted : , tate.. troops. This request Wll , ,eet.ll,l
- L a petttion to the President from General
Lane. Chairman of the Free State Executive
I t tee, and another from Mr. Robinson,
'ha 1,11111 Of the "Committee of Public Safety.
The h,•tit isms ,tot f,.rth that an armed 110'11-.1
• f K fS t WaS orgltra 17.0 d in %%. CSCerll
and •••t LI war Ws, inevitable, unless the Pre.i
h•nt promptly istcrfered. Here was :. , 111:11 a ( . 111
poll the President a , justified interference. Ile
luanc•bately issued his proclamation, which was
pul•llshe•i some tithe ago, commanding all rid
fens to keep the pence sn•l observe the laws, and
declaring his dctermination to employ all the
I ower vested iu him to prevent any i‘ invasive
sggd•••••sion upon the rights of the people ct
In this proclamation the President
loe- elactly what the free state men asked hits
td do : he tells the Missourians to keep out rd
KALI:4IV , and let the people of that territory man
age their own affairs. And he follows up his
prociamation by ordering the commanders of the
1 - troop- there to hold themselves in i•eadi
ne , . to march inonedsuely to any point required
by the llovern •r.
Before this step was taken 1 the President he
wns e‘,•ry where filitis.ed by the abolition agita
ir
or ui , t tii.king it, though never called on to
aii. When taken upon a call of their friends
he i. still more violently abused fur doing it
Either way they were hound to have him in the
wronv, at leant to [mike their deluded followers
think and either way they are loud tovilli
fy the President. Beemem lie is a lie
imicrat pledge- himself to put h.wn with
i..ice. if neet, ,, :ir‘. rrivolutlin
Ii the l're,i,lcot appointr , , uthern Mall I
fLre the 11111, , ter about hi:.! s"utlier
partialities. Vet they themselves call a Conven
;Mil at l'ittid,urgh, and make alzmist the mil
-..utheru tll4ll t.mong.t them ite pretkitlent. The
ti.teu natuittatiug either Cul. Benton a
Col. Frenhalt far the Presideucy, simply becaut ,
they are stxthrrtt teen. The other wing of th
rampant oppositbin to our Democratic adminis
tration calls a Convention at Philadelphia. 1
meets and moninates Fillmore for Pre.,;
dent, because lie suits the youth, and Andre?
Jarkm,yi Dun,1, , ,0n for Vice President, because h
a southern Man, and a renegade who grew an.
fattened upon the bounty and kindness of the 01.
Demoi-ratie hero and President, Gen.
If the President proposes to dismiss and rein
home the British Minister, because he was en
gaged in violating mir laws. they say he is reek
less and NV:1111 , to get up a war to favrir his re
election Imes the President delay the di.tnis,ii
iu the hope of au awicuble 0111 . 111111 t, they sa .
he is afraid of a war, and ought to have disinis
ed tin Minister long ago. Does the Preside!)
blow up a net of buccaneers, who are disturb
ing and plundering one of our hest commercit
routes at tireytown, they say he is reckless, an
the act is cruel Does he neglect to punish thei
depredations, they say he is timid. and has
regard for the honor and interests of the rllll
try. Dues he demand redress from Spain for
wrongs and insults, they say he wants to tak.
'uba and make another slave State. Does he
let Spain ott easy, they say his foreign policy is
entirely too timid. Does he appoint a 801/tIICIII
1111111 10 ~ d ire. it is a bid for the southern vote.
Does be appoint It imrthern man to office, it ,
hid for the northern vote. Does be prevent the
enlistment of soldiers fur the English army
our cities, it is because of his Russian spill.
alias. Does he preventlbn fitting out of
Hn
tinn privateers in American ports, it is because
he is afraid of England. Though both acts are
his duty as Chief Magistrate of a neutral nation,
yet a sinister motive fur each can be found by a
slanderer, and he believed by a dunce.
the game : rind who believes the-e
evil rep,n t au I thoso entirely enntrudietory
None h.l( those who are wilfully blind-
ed, or who do not take the trouble to investigate
the matters and judge for themselves. Those
who make the charges are generally intelligent
enough to know their falsity. They are the un
easy politicians, the agitator, and office-seeker-.
and if slander and falsehood will delude their
followers, and serve their own purposes, they
care little what harm is done to public morals,
or what injury is done to the honor and intereFts
of the nation abroad.
Rut it is perfectly apparent already that there
monmerahle :danders will not make a President
this year. The great mass of the people have 100
much .011,e to believe them.
MAN MURDEBEI , BY A Womss.—A man named
Christian Eislityr wa, murdered last Saturday
afternoon in Itithimore, by n. woman namcd Cath
arine Eisinnacker. Eislinger was sitting at the
dinner table in the house where he boarded when
the woman entered the room, walked deliberately
up to the man, and plunged a large hunting
knife into his side. She is apparently 40 years
old and Eislinger wee about 46. The accused
alleges that the deceased was the cause of her
separation from her husband and that afterwarde,
he refused to provide for her, hence her revenge.
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Irltolll 'HARRISBURG
IIoUSE c,r lliiiiiii!KSTATivt.i., I
March 1, Isst3.
The Speaker called the Hon,. to order, when
le called over I'onnnitte on l'etitiona. NIIIII
, ers were then presented_ Standing Comnitt-
Oes then reportel. place were prevent
..1. Among the none are a fow eolicerion r :
hoar county, as full, s,,
rtater,on. .111 act r the l• occur
flank Of in .V.loglie:,y rounit
Mr. Soli-bare, .\n act
net to Choi icr Ibe Ltlt \n' \1.,.! Ron Rad
'outpluy.
Mr. MAtrt-e. An fl , •t rcl,trrg t, the 1,11—.1
!Lett( I Iv. fellow,.
"TON when vitt., the apt.. inintont
an kit•iwir Ni.tittot Iti t•r
. 01111111,AluiliT to Inke tent
t,. any of tho Coll rim of 111), CoMII,II
vC,..r.:111, matter per, i
hen). Yael CVI/I . t-S all a pp u i ut ra/Cll prr....uti jar
: , ers.ns ns may bo agreed upon hy the parito-
Ittru.teil, .1" by their cuuucii : all•I If nAl.i par
ties or their count-II cannot agree upon it tiorbitit
or or if but one party aptit-tir
otlittor. herein :tallied sitiati Ito appo t nt e d tt +
by law...
r. , re.,i!tit 1401
ij this n Von.lac it iirti! nil
journ to tliciel ott urs. .1,1,1 , ted fixt
-orue Tlii , R:
,pportittilly to altvl,l thr nteetitt4• t,t 11 , 2Urm
vatic Convention
Mr lteek then toove•I that the tt,e
be given to the Iternnentttol'oll,l•llti •:1 A ;
\lf 11 •le , qulJ then !novel that the .!
i.e guarnrltendt ,, the I :.,,,nt'onseliti , t,
pone.t t,, the N'kti 'l'!,,• 1,,
mo c,,,•y ~! the 1,, :slel,l with the !,.•
}free they r“tthd hitt. it Iva. very evident they
,ha Cl,t. It„tv,•. but intitontlett n•
it kn
grantel f r the I ~ ,,t,, tel Stale I •, a,
vent tn. cut Ida in jutitwo rent
the y. I pat , sett nen
Mr MlUTlMll,fferel that the uet• 0
the IL u.e he g run ted Gar the
1,11 Tuer•lay week. Tln eiietted tu
4i,lerah4e tte rather an finm.iag char 4rte,
Several • f the meallmr. u.•re happy in thmt fan
The Se1:310 eng . iw,..'•l ID the con , Hl.•rat.o
private
The act t. , the Nortl.crn J u lirtal
le -
trict wa- under c tu,elerattert on it, final pa,
aage.. dire-- , 1 the Senate in t
pertinent, well a-rattged argument. t.ttowlng full ,
that the tlmtnct wa , of little or no uxe, an.
should l.e Inerge•l in the Modlie Im.trirt nt Ilut
ri-toirg. The puke with his u,int.l.4urc
and 11. , n .nc'utled, near the holt
of adjournment. NI r Taggart moved that the
further consideration Itt f ,,,,, (1 , 0t1, -, 1 until Nlen
day. fir Taggart opposed to the act. art
tle,irn , that the , h-tract ,itetuld remain untl,
turbtal, air] Sir nmtion evidently showed that It
feared to tal,e ti e ,ine4t:“n after the convinein
!.peech .•f the Senater fnan Allegheny
The Senate then adpurn4el, at the hour of el.
eh.ek
I olkserroki in the ;ionate Chamber, kilning th
speech of kludge IVilkin-k. TM 4. Williams,
of your city Tlki.klistinguished lawyer d , dent;
un 111 0 fil $lll , l nallrlt(1,1 suliseriptions, Orr
during hi sojourn hen , lie improved the tune
lilting II all such taxiOkle matters.
The Marls are titling up. These comet/6 kn
are it timlk-senki I,k tlts dull 1 0N , n , an d give
than the:. ,%0 their ; ,!,,e.t, • rxeept the 1 •••
1101,1 an Ir. r • I'.•r,•.n ci.itinl tIM ,eat
I inn ctrl nnt ha , l better I.wate at either 1 ti
latter, f-r if they g” further they will fare w.,r,c
Truly, CAN' 1N
DR. 11E , riri ,, N.—Lint evening IT
wards of fifty gentlemen, representing,
believe. the ret , pectiihility of the dental prof.,
Rion in this city, met at the 110114 e of Dr. Brown,
near pubhely t.. rectignite and odt
gradillfide ltr Beale, of Philadelphia. after the
act 4.1' hberatom awarded b. him by the Govern r
nl . rente.ylyania The pr , eeedings were chat no
terized by the greatest unanimity. Many ,xl,l,
nations were elicited, which, though unneees,,
ry ad , htion- lea h.reg..ne conelushin. were
far tireful, that the readiriiii, With which the . )
were given. still mere strongly endeared lir
Beale, his amiable lady, who was present,) a , -.1
his eight Intl(' ones, to the regards of all who
heard hint. The occasion did equal, if not g reit t
er houuu to the profession, than to the recipient
of their ,yrnpathies —.Vet - York Tunis, Ist.
I, /:'r; k. 4 I'/(.
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS
FI It : 4 1' I uS.
WARiti‘oroti March Sonettp. Thu 1 , .:1
making on appropriation ~f s , O,Onn for lII3tV fortiti
catirm, nt :Intro+lira .•o n .11,12,1 rendrlng,ed.
The 101 l fur the ront , truct,m of tot sloop; %tar n:
ferred to the Committee on Novo! Affairs.
The Sc mite then re or the coni , lerntion of tile
Illinois election pose.
el/Mr. Stuart contended that the constitution of Illi•
Col: , rendered Mr. Trumbull ineligible to his seat.
Messrs. Butler, Tommy and Seward spoke to tine
effort that the power to elert n Senator was deri‘ml
from the constitution of the Fnited Statm, and not
from Illinois, and that therefore the latter had w.
power to prescribe the qualifications of a Se:oi.
tor, nor to add, diminish nor modify tine require
ments of the Federal Constitution, and that Mr.
Trumbull's claim to his seat :Mould be maintained.
The Senate then adjourned.
ilosto.—Mr. Smith, of Alabama, introduced a 101 l
to prevent the introduction into the United Stateit of
paupers, criminals, lunatics and instinoper*ons. Be.
(erred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
The Deficiency Bill was considered and passed.
It appropriates, among other items, $150,000 t o st ,•k
and disabled seashell. After n severe struggle the
marine hospitals watt stricken our,
and the Secretary authorised to contract for medical
treatmen
The House then adjourned.
From Washington
WASHISGTON, March 4.—The House ('em mitiee
Eleetions meet daily. There are ten conu,ted eases
before them. It is understood that the cane from
Maryland, Vausant against Harris, had been libel,
Boned.
Gov. Wise has written to a friend here indignantly
denying that he ever said Mr. Fillmore's ache inistre
thal was Washington-like.
The whole number of land warrants issued under
the art of 3d March last, is 100,8.53.
From New Orleans
NEN Out.F.ANs, March 4.—The City Treasurer's
office LC closed in consequence of the flight of Col.
Garland, and the confusion into which it hen thrown
the bueinesti of the office
DEBATE ON THE AFFAIRS WITH
ENGLAND.
message was received from the
l'resident in response to the resolution, asking
whether Ureat Britain had offered to arbitrate
concerning the Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
The curt-a:Tot:idol/co was read as follows :
* * * * In the course of the
conversation he intimatvd that it might be de
,irraile to have the opinion of a third Power on
the true construct-inn of the convention.
To this I phyfully observed, that it would
n , o.‘,' be litlicult to find an impartial umpire, as
they had gone to war with our arbitrator—the
kinperor of litt. , sia. This was, however, but
mere intimation on his part. T then urged upon
him, as strongly no I could, the reasons which I
thought ought to induce the British government
h. rt.d.n.inish the I',ay Islands t' llondura,+. lle
replied, that these Hands were not of the least
vakto to Great Britain, and the only question
with them was, whether the national honor did
not forbid this course. Vour , , sery respectfully.
lit cis.?: tO.
Sin : w .1,-,ot-ling fl the appoint
ment, mentiuned in toy la3t de , pateh, I net Lord
Clarendon, yc,tenlay afternoon. at the Foreign
iffice.
In the course of the conversation, I observed
to hint that the most serious litliculty between
the government- might arise out of the Centrni
moricitn nail that, when two
government, disagreed about. the c•ini•truction of
IL treaty. the best ant taunt Ilatlllll nn,Je w,.5 to
refer the question to n third power. At an ettril
period of the negotiation Et , had made thi4 sug
gestion, but I had jocularly rt plied that the Em
peror of 110 , ,i1 was , the unl\ power sutheientl
independent to at t an iutpartml umpire iu th,
find they l,n l g eto war pith hit.
btu. I 11,,1 'IV Ciaretoi,,D
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.1r: II:ly 1}.1'% is olC,tl burr
) , •eti prepared tl, prot•t•ed furth, . wi .2
I had -alt to 'tun, he did tuts think they had le
eCiNed 111,1CII
I to'nl him that, win never I hnd -poker to 11l
upon the ...uhjeet, I had n'.way. , hype c•areful t..
a2,2.1rr hitt. that I war: rx.pre2 , 2-ing me own lint;
vidunl eentiment.e, without ant' 'root-m.11.0, oi
1111'ot - 11ml:ion front my goverunierit, and that th,....
retnnined unehunged. I ot , erred that 1..-
121,t letter , ien . slr,g I,llr C“.l, , rtlt .
it,!i ,c the treat . ). an l forming art i•ot,
the guVerliitiellt, might appropriately have
.u.ntnined a I.r.l•..ition rdr arldt72ltion, and in
th, nianner the que,tinn 'night ken, been Lrought
in regally nrder Lnfnre or
j -r the 1,1-.1 tiler, :Ur r!urd dint he I, 1 I
Ilddre, ,, l a de•i. it.. 11 t. , )11' CrallipVti ~ L 1
r , lll9ecl, 111111 read It
Ile then vent for it, a n d real it 1., tile. I In
hese it is dated in November, hut ft
dullhtle . -.in ) ,, 11! it will speak for :1-
self. And lie infornivil me that all y-ti had -aid
about it to 'Mr. Crampton waii. that the notri , r
was in Mr. Ituehanan'• loonis prticeede.i
express a deeldt-i opmi.,n ill Geyer of ariotr,
lion, and said that when two friendly govern -
inent,li,otgreol upon the construction of it trea
ty, the natural and appropriate course WU, t
refer the question to a third friendly power. Ile
had ever firmly believed their construction of the
treaty to be correct. lle then requo , ted me to
communicate to you their proposals fur an 111 ,
tratiulk, 11.11.1 how anxious they were that the
question might he settled in this manner.
I told hint that I should cheerfully comply
with his request, but repeated that toy awn iu
dividuul remained Utiehlingtid. I C,ll
- the language of the treaty too clear for
serious doubt, and such I believed was the uptn
ion of public men of all parties in the United
States. This has been evinced by the recent de-
Late in the Senate on the President's messnize.
Besides, the ilithenlty of selecting a suitable
.tivereign as an anletrater seemed insurmounta
ble. lint, I said, this wa§ n question for ply
government, and nit for myself.
Yours, very respectfully,
JANIE.k
114.••••Iyed ..1 SUIt
MY DEAR SIR: ttbserving that some misap
prehension seems to exist as to the offer made by
Lord Clarendon to Mr. Buchanan, to submit the
points regarding the interpretation of the Clay
ton-Bulwer treaty upon which the two govern
ments disagree to :arbitration. I think it well to
send you the enclosed despatch, which[received
MEMiM
The Arbitration Correspondence
WABIIINGTON, February 29
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from Lord Clarendon on the s .ject, in December Bat °haloes Hair Dyt:Firtorn 7114.4a1n nnil
lust: MOUTY TOOUSA ND AI'I'LICATIUNS OF THE
I regret not having made you this communica_ INI M ITA BLit, illtcAt the public appreciation. mown or
Lion before : but the truth is, that the last pant- black hair, as true to nature as natures oaf, la Produced
graph of the despatch escaped my attention until INSTANTLY, without a of failing, or luittri to akin
I referred to it lately, and ae I was aware that or hale. Made and Hold, or applied; (in Milo private rooms)
the negotiation of the questions regarding Central at BA TOIELOWS, 233 Broadway, NoWNurk.:
America was in Mr. Buchanan's and Lord C,laren- Bold, wholesale and retail, by Dr. Ow. H. Kgyeza,:l4o
don's hands, I considered the despatch as meant Wood street 1111151vida*
merely fur my own information as totialiat was
going forward upon a subject in regard to which
I inferred j ou 'were already informed.
Believe me, yours, very faithfully,
Jogs F. CRA M PTO N.
P. S.—l send the original despatch, which I
will beg of you to return to me, but I have no
objection to your taking a copy of it. J. F. C.
LOUD CLAITENDuN Ti) SIR. CRAMPTON.
Fonsins ()reins, November 10,
Sir : Mr. Buchanan having, in the course of
conversation, a few days ago, adverted to the
impression that would be created in the United
States by the non-settlement of the Central
American question, I again assured him that
England had no wish to extend her influence, or
to obtain any territory in that part of the world
and I reminded him that, so the difference be.
t awn this country and lilt, United Suites turned
solely upon the interpretation of the treaty of
1 I had offered, on the part of her Majesty's
government, to submit the ease to the arbitra
tion of a third power, but that he had declined
the offer,
lier ).lajestyls government, I said, would still
abide by that Offer, and thought it would he the
hti roA and nu,,t Imileable manner of arriving at
Mattitnnent Of the question. Mr. Buchanan
would make it known to his government,
and you are instructed to e,onniunicato this des
patch to Mr. Marcy.
with gre:,t. truth ILti,l regard, ir , pair
,ohvaierit awl humble servant.
)Ir Seward, of N. , said this correspond-
PII , O plared the subject of Central American
Ailuo-inn light what different front what
.t ocoupied alien the debate commenced. As
the case -toed when .uhtnitted by the President,
the emmuunications between the two govern
ments consisted of argument-, able and delibe
,,te Mali side., maintaining. their respective
l...itoms regarding the construction of the
treaty, the United States demanding the fulfil
ment of it, and Great liritain Amite ne 1/o.lt i rely
-- he might ,ay. somewhat offensively refusing
inplinnce. Cmler these circumstance., he
thoogilt it Ids duty to eNpre's hi. opini-dis, and
le !e! concurrence in the position this govern
mem has 11.1,1111101 It now appear. th a t G rea t
Itritain to arhitrate.
IL r 'ngrtitulated the Senate on the more paci
epL•n=:riget Cunecrining this clifin
tt',,t hot .ciestion. As to
, a.!l,trnen: ease, e .rre,,T, , ,ndonce elinsrlt
Vritt-1, government 'nay. wah plauyit.illtv.
T., rhat., ..ny, they ha I ten
'l• ! what Nta• rejt,trle , ll., Opal, it, the nature
all which th. may hasu conmith.rod
ILIA art 1111! e.`ll4Al•flt with the honer
gtrrru.r rt 1,, The President and
• r r State tarty h:se th, , iight ILe rig
n,,i but it 14
cert,,i, h a d
l'eblMy o:i the tilotiog:t vthieh could h e
• 't• l'••11-er ••f her dignity and
itt•r Tr.,: I.•itat of •litiveetitt is the effect of
the tar:l:env, tt-ted It .••• en•tuttit to form the
• ttl t en the parties, and
t. o.; lit., • ',it:tiro-I 11,e wittelt
•tt i loa ...tend eLle. that r ireni Itritain has
to Itii wto•-!• 'tight itot t. 1.1 tie uit
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tio• I 10.! I,•en
to t h e honorable Non ‘t_
tor, Stoiciir I who it. r such nu iftolozy Leon
Hok , In the cciiitritr, -itch extiiiiriation its had
the general iiijurs
over a Tle.flult ur it.ti
r,•!,11-n-. fir the past nit.]
, tho future. it its here pro, , ented ;
ill, hi• reliative sit the g ,, , , t1 of the
of awl our own rind
when then , no mane far war lo.tween
Is-nor:ll4e Ham. ut,no tail! arise. This lie took
.1' granted. ,111.1 the tWIPS or the
Ithiriti• will milky up their mulls just on th‘•
term.,
r. s ,, ri then tnetved 'hitt the printing ~: (he
W,C 1 11111 . 111, It ti
hoEL,ltti , l cupie , , mei the printing ttl,o it the Qttnte
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• io. v,lttnit• .Igret..l
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14..0 • 1., cull purvilt+ to It.. slrt 110.4 for tL•
.'f 11/,•a• ..fton Intal P 11.111 1 ,,
• 1.11.1,11. It was in, 1•3. a idly.. 11111 ut I.
ii ur, win, after hating init.,' n f-r it ta.ral
an.l found anivv,al,
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p•tal.ar tlin.lll4ll , at Ilia rhrtn.l
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th.• .10 lis first tlitrniiicti•tit It , OW i• 111,4 1 ,.
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rioning
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I'MA. u ~‘ RI all Tt•ni.winhlv .Irug
N. ,11)...it .Igtiaiute ~f FLEMIN , i 111:0,
, f,.r std.• I.r the •,I proprirtors,
ELF:M ING BROS.,
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211/v I 12. N.. , { 1 etrea, rumor of Fourth
11. gl—rtk .1 "rl,ll
I 0,0E1! th, FirtS ti day with D.All.f:rit
PA IN F:XTItAI"rol t If ~ . .- r 0t1.41 Ibt ut tho rgttlim, Own
in rt " 11..1 with Ex truitthat. and irraii
, 0 11, ,t,, h am ,. ,t a , th,•4yring.. suite„ rue It ta-s,
i•p , nro .5 -s I , llllly mg, sir In giNe• ..nun ,
instantly to" sill, fregtmtaly Curing by °be applwatimi.
Sr, , known I.y ILA• haat,
.itching and pain ..f the
Anna. Bircala; pilt". am cans.al ennu•tinn, I'y thefad liug
.4 the n holy bowel, oh then pre,' the Intestinal
canal tight ugainat tin. bark bones and kw.p. the blood from
returning up the ve,mels, ,mtillar to the b10..1 being k,-pt at
p•ntr finger when a string is tied tight round ; sod)
is freyn••nt, and for seroful..us humors and ulcers to form
therein, than procure a perfect abdominal support,, and
near a r-nuiprosai to the reetuni. and continue to tin. the salve
also rub It well over the loins any abdomen for
5-11, In , .
out the natural Ice/to that supp•rt the bowels wil.
I, contracted and made strong, and your lif• wtll to savedl
If Ptni.rly applied, even cam , will be cured. It never falls.
N.me genuine without n eugrnved label, with
signature
S , 111 at 25 evotr, I.•r Imx by Dr (750. 11. KEYSEIt, 143
Wood tttroot, krid Iry hearty or *Ty
ilinmghout the Unit 0 , 1 Slaws All orokrs or knel; fur in
fornintiou or udvicr, to bo fuldrehnctl t.. I: V KLICHENER
St U t, New York, trlfrdttwlty.
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4E- Hear the Physicletztel--A number of the
met diAtinguished Medical men in the United States, known
net such by the entire Focally, certify most I.kaiitively to tho
remedial effects of Dr. Royer,' Syrup of Liverwort, 7ktr, and
L'tnichotu f pw, in canon ordering on CONSUMPTION. See
what these witnessts say In the pamphlet re• eutly published.
The Agents of the medicine keep the document. An mieer
thwinent else appears In another ,lumn.
/lir Fur sale, wholesale and rctoil, by R. E. SELLERS A
CO., corner Woor.l and Second streets.
Poll abk, by lIENDF.RSON A ERO., Liberty street; 11. P.
Sell WARTY, 11.1113 812KIIAM At MoKENNAN, Allegheny
Cite.
43 - Sande Sariaparilla, FOR PURIFY INU THE
Eli. -S,u,oparil loon boon endorsed by the faculty
RS It odd, Aare and effective and alterative.
All Ile• scientific applbuwea of mudbru chemistry knoue lawn
put in requisition by Messrs. Sands to obtain a pure extraet
of ite medicinal propertiee, combining therewith other rare
vegetable products. They are enabled with confidence to
offer to the public a sure a• d certain remedy for all disemws
arising, from Impurity of the blood, or derangement of the
',diary functions. Price $l, tar bottle; six bottles for $.5.
!Timm.' and sold by A. D. A D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street. New York.
Sold al.. by FLEMING BROS, Pttlaburgh, P., and by
Druzgints generally. mhfnlw
kir From the N. York National Monitor
of Fobrunry 24.--111,1 IAN VAPOR.—Dr. Curtis has done more
tii ameliorate the COlidititm of humanity afflicted with lung
~onaplaints. than any other practitioner of medicines that
has stnntgioil with the secrets of the anitain npedica, for the
last eentnry, by the invention and perfection of an instru
ment that will eon vey to the lungs a medicines in the shape
of a highly Medicated Vapor, which acts directly On the
disease. and to t. iw hitherto, by sympathy. Thew, who are
tnitiblisl with tibie.ne arising from dienrderusi lunge, will
subset . , their Intel-Lists by giving the !blear, Vapor a trial.
Caldera—lir. guar& Urals-vs is the original end only
noe263irdsw
grnisilil• article
Dr NI , Lant.'s IL YILL)VID Ltrrr 'gild and IIIPROVID Venni.
fu K•. alAi Dr. I. Ficitt' , / Celebrated White Circassian Lint
',lir, prepare/I volely under the Kula/mai/in of Dr I. Scott,
i I,t tat, fuel l'hyvician of extern/aye pm,
1,, . N. /lie irenuirii•, only on iireparivi by Dr. I. inott A Co..
P,.. c, liiri.,-rintown.
'i,rgl vin
Pr Mn,rtilaterlti and itregoven Liver
I ley certificate of C. 51cLarie, for nolo by
Di i , Kolette. and Merchant./ every where.
I I i 4. If. K ErSKR, 141) Woivl at, Wlnilovale Agent.
I' YLEMINti, near linilrnFtd Depot,
'I / e Agent. iatr2alawapc
fie-NV hy will you Buffer, mugs ILF.LIEF CAN
1.:.kt , 11.1" 011 T I \ ED? y..n. 5... r.• Tbr, t. Quiot.y.
i”,1101,1t. N. -10100a. itg,t4..bitt... `till Front
lo4,;$31: •( )..111 Pritent
V to I- r.•1i.., 1., tit..t 14:m1[11.11 ..t
nli Llollooto, tip. Whee rtrcastt.ta Lintns.rat." propar.,l
y Ur MltYri. of Ill..rgnnt.on It, Va., attl f,r 1.10
11..1,n;1e ;mot rottol. I.) In. K Y.SN NAL 140 woua 414,44., and
JAS. P. PLANING, ton, It. It. Allegheny. See nil
o•rtinotount Iu atoallor column of paper. imar4:lni
6f- Stoek-inita and Hosiery for Winter...-.
I I volt ,I, 't want your foot 01..11,4 with Lad and altort
Sl' , )... uili take Alia4l‘ too nod go to C. Itnt.r.n. cot,
N1r1...a alloy an.' Fifth scrod, awl boy S.lla of th‘rte
nor Cid rig, I hot make your hot (001 nlco and
r..tslfi.rtable. Dtll raakea out nOll,/1 every ,aripty 01
11.-oory that you ran montron. nt wholeanln Paid retail.
Irooooolor 11.0 pLroe, corn, of Markvt alloy and Ylltb
oct4
41 - Ilat• I lint.. 1 the I.atzat etyl. of lIATS
(' 11 . : 4 ,103 he Imo 1,,0.,1
MORGAN k lit.. No. It 4 Wood stmt.!,
Nt•xt door to :the Ilt•Nr Church,
.; 4v, JO, from Sloth st.root.
d,o- Call sat No. 164 Wood street, and ex
st.s k Sur 14n, mud WIYTER CAPS. Just
tar,. 1.. t .if Shanghai. eel.,ltal. arid other stylte, 01
will sell low for cash. Morinvi Co , 144
W.,xl orreet.
lin t lint •.--NN Li , Jill( 1,..11..1. , 0r SPRING
I.Y. II K II ITA. h si ill tih
Ll 7 ow,
MORO AN a 00- 164 Won,l
PEN \ SYLV.ICSIA R Ri0.41) C“.
Yvbrs.o.ry 3.1, ISM.
PIO q . t.:7A I- , AIII he ror until TUESDAY. ID. ,
, - • i rompany with I'A.R
t 1 lIY i.l lAA ASTI AtiS A It.t ot the Attu-4, ,
An le thAF Deois to lA, KanntAto.,l
• :A: ) ~,• 1,11,A D.,D,A. In,.Lep I,) :411 oident
JAMES AIM:SHALL
volt: DI Cl, Atrtnsa:: 0,411. TrAtispotAttoo.
, Nll' --Tho !me.. „r td„. I%I A .
r 1, u 1,4 Ilm, lout y h+A L.O IiKMOI . KD 14, the
t noar Fmn1411..141 otrwl An d rn, nnon d A iky
JAI] Vl4 M (11111FTY, Trvlmurxr
A. A. CARRIER, & BRO.,
and Smith.6,l,l rirrrts, l'ithiburyh
Stnio Mutual Fire anal Marine 'maniocs
.1 HARR t'.IIITA 7., $350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine In•nrnnee Co., .*1
I LA14:1.1'111 A C. 4 11TAL, 8300,000.
Insurance fo. of the Valley of 'Virginia
Nel \A ('.IIVT IL, $300,000.
f'olitalton‘reekllli Itt•rireLlice Cotnpruij, 111/1
ltki. CI VITAL. 8300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life lnonrance Co.
11ARTFoRD CA PITA L AND.I.s:SETN, 89,16-4,4139
I'e !allay lv onto Insurance Co.. P177'801'10;11.
r I r I. .4 Nuv itc.,s. $199,022 99.
II at A. CA.1•1.11.1t,
1. • •lap 1 y
h lute II un/i.lir , y,llolllmin k hotlrt, Yhiln
ru..srtxx . . Lute of Pittsburgh.
KOONS & lIERSTBE,
DU It FACTORS,
AND
General Produce Commission Mei,..hants,
. N 4,111 irharws n ra,/ 4S Sorrth {PIG,
iori+M . R.1..' Srrrß,
Itg,kler W.+lwnvlA lirvn[l. Keitttnl) A C... I . lllFeh
11.rlin .4 C. .• Wilmarth A Co.
A 801 l A I.lggvl
SILT,. I rlr , A C.. ;.I. A W. Rea-
Cosgrove A Co.
Y. wet. rnnh.v A C. " Walt
I , Leo, Ct. F....lick et F.Allilik Chi iure..ll.l
A I , 1:IA• k A C.,. •' ;11..rrow• A Golder,
Sibley. 1.1 S. Cbenoweth A Co. •.
l'avoloagh oral Plilladelplan MN - el/onto glow:slip.
jal.ktiiro.6m
JA )'LUN 7 BAN ESB MIX
JAM lES COLLE6B Si.. CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
I . ..YILIMItti or mtll
Conine Pittsburgh, Meadville & Erie
.• N I A 1. 1.1 N E S.
Nt... 114 ANI% 115 IVATEH 8 TRE/T, Pll - rBIICRGLI, PA
•
Prmuwito
Ilttgal,•l Co., 'Murphy, Tiernan , CO.,
Irruuptoti, Wil,4on &
Nrcandlo., MrnuA A Co., Kilglinlt & Ili, harkinou.
t net NIL,-
Itn, ‘1",...N nit! & Truitt, 'Broth, &
& C.,
ALEX. HUNTER,
DRA UM IN
.OUR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
.11 I) PRODUCE NERALL)
No. 2i11.1 Liberty •treet,
‘l,l4:4lapc
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
4i}-STEAMBOAT
No. I..tuvett J'tne and I Cr. OA.,
1,1,26,Lt.pe1y! SAINT LOUIS, ALL
JAMES BLAKELY,
E[ GOPE IN AGENT AM) CONVEY-INCH
Canter of Seventh and Smithfield atreetz,
PITTSBURGH.
Passengers brought from the old country to Pitts
burgh, and moneys remitted to Europe. [nov27
RIFLES, RIFLES—RifIe of our own 'pun
feature, warranted. for $lO, an in case of a failure we
iefund the money. Any of our pati iota, friends wishing to
raise au army for Kansas, call at the ENTERPRISE WORKS
and get your supply of arms; you will IlOVer regent--but
onclude that this to the place to g ,t your money bark—at
feb2lt SOWN dr. TETLEY'S, 136 Wood st.
12 lumucE-6 emirs Sicily, (small stiek,) for sale by
REYMEK A ANDERSON,
6+12
T UG EXTRACT FOR TIIE haro
t) Just received a large at.surtment of these fine Extracts,
superior to oily none to use. JOS. FLEMING,
feb6 Corner Diamond and Market et.
BOOKS ON G A RDE N I NG-- A large assort,
inent on the Cultivation of Fruits, Vegetables, newel%
Landscapes, and Agricultural pursuits, received : for sale by
fsb29 JAMES WARDRiIP.
h's UULIII SYRUP—WILD dor..
1.71 of thin mluablo Cough 314Airiue punt reoeivod by
JOS. FLEMING,
frig Corner Diamond and Market st.
CIIE:SCE'S SEA WEED TONIC.-1. have reed another
supply of this colobrat.l Tonic; also, a supply of
lieurk's Pulnionlr Balsam, one of the best articles nine tu
time for Coughs, Colds, kc. JOS. PI.E.MING,
febn Corner Diamond and Market et.
EVERY description of Dry Goods selling
at a REDUCTION of 2.5 to 50 per cent. at the SEMI
ANNUAL SALE of A. A. MASON A' 00,
feta 25 Fifth street
CIASIIMERES AND DE LAINIS REDUCED.—
A. A. MASON & are closing out their entire stock.
a Castillo:roil and
be Laftwe at an Immense reduction to
prices. Mold Medal Do Lalnee selling for 1.2.,6c..—w0rth 280.
All Wool du. at 254 x—worth 87 and 50c feblB
1 4%
,
,
1 1..,
1:1E1=1!1
11=1
MERE
hoirr. lIUNTEI
-~; , t,-,
x~. ~ ..... - _ _~._
DELAWARE TIitTUAII.
SAFETY INSURANCE _COMPANY,
otTICE, :A. E. CORNER TWltia A.NDiVA.LNUT
INBURANOF.It on Vet.l., Cargo, Freight,
to all.parts of the world.
• INLAND INDURANOF:S ON GOODS. hv
Lakes and Laud Carriages. to all wat of Ow Union.
FIDE INSUDANCII ON IdEIteIiANDIZE gelh•rally. lln
Stores, Dwelling Houses, .4e.
Asacts of lb Campany
Bonds, lilortgagi. and Real R..etate. 31 ul,toi of
Philadelphia City, sm.! ofh t Low,A • I 0 00
B4Kk ht Bail Raiirk.4l and Imatrunre C;te 23,(Rin 1 , 1
Bills rec.ivahle 1 :,6,4 hi 97
Canli tm hand o 9
Balances in hands of Agrtita, Premium, on Ma
rine Polirirs re,ently horned, and other debt
due the Company
Sulucription Notes.
D/ T ORA
lalub C. !land,
Tbeupliilus Paulding,
Jam. Traquair,
William Ryre, Jr.,
Joshua L. Prim,
James Tenneut,
Samuel E. Stokos,
Henry Sloan,
James 11. slrritlad,
Charles Schaffer,
Itol.ort Burton,
,lobe B. Semple, Pittsburgh
T. Morgan,
J. T. Logan,
NY3I. "AIARTLisi, President.
William Martin,
Joseph 11. Seal,
Edmund A. Synder
John U. Davis,
John K. Plturtnte,
tittorge 0. I,lper,
Im,,trd Darlington
Dr. H. M. tlonton,
William C. Ludwig,
Hugh Crnig,
6peur, II vain
Charien
H. Jones Brooke,
J. 11. JOlllll.ll,
Teas. C. ll.nq Vivo President
1L NLLI Lvt.aLiet, Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Ag. , tit.,
115 Water stretq, Pittsburgh
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
MANUFACTURERS' INSURANCE COMP'f,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CHIME PERPETCAL—OILANTED aY TILE STATE or PENNSYLVANIA.
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
FIRE, MAX/NE AX!) INLAND TRANSPORTATION,
AARON S. LIPPINCIYff. PresideuL
ORION ROO EltS, Secretary.
GEORGE Yt tUNt T, Treasurer.
DI itEcTORS.
Aaron A. Lippincott, William E. Thomas,
Mahlon Oilliugliaim William Neal,
Nicholas G. Taylor, Alfred Weeks,
Orrin Rogers, Charles J. Fields,
John P. Simons, James P. Smyth.
&ir - This Company lies been orgunited with a Cash Capi
tal, and the Directors have determined to adapt tho business
to its available renourr,c,. To observe prudence in conduct-
Mg its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of leave.
Pittsburgh Offlee. No. To Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
RP. FE It P. Ni P.A.
no following well known and namonsible firms In Pitta
burgh have notion-17,d roferenvo to them, with regard to the
ratability awl soundmais of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Company.
K rumor & Salon, Wilson, Childs & Co..
lleorge I'. Smith & Cs., Ihimpton & Campbell,
Jom, Tlcrllau N. CO., 11. Child, & Co.
nov7
PITTSBURGII
LIFE, FIRE AN ! ) MARINE
I.l'.ti'l'lLl.V('k• CO ill'
CORNER OF WATER AND MARKET z-ITREET . r.I,
PITTSBCILGII, Pl.
011 G ALWAY, President.
00.1.11k1g. Fisiciretary.
.t-Thin Company luaktw finery ineauratico appertaining to
or with LIFE
A ngsußrit H 171.1, AND CARGO RISES iin the Old..
and Alma...inn Itiveraand tribut.nrim, and MARINE
generally.
And /against Isms and Damage by Fire. and etgli.inst the
Perils at the Sea and Inland Navatation rand Transportathal.
Volifiee marl at the rats rensintent with eattity a.
all parties.
DIRECTORS.
Roliert Galway, Fianinel kin,
Joseph . P. lia,ma.m, 741. D., ;trust.
Jam.... Marshall, David Richey.
James W. Ilaiinnan, Charles Arbuthnot,
A 1....ant10r }Smiley, Jesepli S. 1....0. , •11.
Fullerton, Mansfield R. Ilrum a.
David 11. Chatutsers, Christina 'Lag.
Carr. Robert IL Hartley,
di., feldS
Brltbdt Si, Continental Exchange
sIMIT BILLS I)IL'.WN BY
DUNCAN, SHF.RMAIII S. CO.
UN THE UNION BANK, LONDO.N,
If Scts or ill /ON I 'f•a.\tlW_
se- Tbe.. Dralts ale avalLahle at all the principal T. •an,.
hINULANIP, ikt› rr LAND AND III.IO,AND, and tha
TI N ENT.
Wu Ldp. draw Sionr BILLY on
DI. A. GrunebannA AZ Bailin,
• 1 , le K kl' .4 MA /
err.re a, a rrutittun, to all parts GERMANY.
SWITZERLAND and Ht tI.LAN D.
Pemons iitton.fling to trart•l ahroa4. may prormr, throngb
as. Lottrra of Crain, on which Nfoties tan be obtained, as
lit any part of Enrop.
GOLI.LCTIoNn of Bills. Noteo, and otin•r sr. - nrlties in I:awl',
ntll r,....•t•it prompt attention.
WILLIAM IL WILLIAM: 4 A CO.,
Wood, corner Third str.-ts.
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COAIPANV
•
F PITTS lit" It .
‘v 1 L. 1.1 AAI BAG A ~HS, l'reAttkut.
SAMUEL 1.. MARSIIELI., sc.,:retary.
urrirE Ui crier t.d,rrn .1/074C and DL.,! reel,
4.1 r lunar. HULL CARGO lIIBKS. uu t h o tjb„.
Rivers and tributzulcs.
hisuret acQtiust Lomti or Danusge Ly FIRE.
Moo, tigninst [En perch of the Sea .r.tl luleed Netrigat lot)
Aud TTuud}w.rintit ut
WLltinzu Bap
J.mes M.
Sa..muot
Itobert.llartLv, .11
War M. 'ham.. k,
S. 11.1.rNul,cli,
=I!
John Sliiptun
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN 11. FIDIENIIIHIGER, Pr,ki-nt.
IWBERT FINNEY. ..t‘vvrrt.try.
C. W Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS
DIU ECTORS.
J. H. Shoeuborgrr,
C. W. fluteltolor,
lean• M. Coun.,lL
IV W. Martin.
IL T. L'.•ch. Jr
Grorw
I=l
C 1 All Loa.a aust.Litied l.y parllex iontirni under policieß
ninuod by thin Company will be liberally inkjindod nod pull
ty paid at ita OFFICE., No. 110 WATER STREET. Ijyll
PENNSYLV.4IVIA INSCRANCE CO
()F PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $ 300 7 000 .
441 - lusure Buldingo and Aabor Property
Dautago by Niro. and tho Pool, of thy tea and Inland SIO
Kat V•II
Win F. JAnston, Rody Pat tarn.. u, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Carrar, M'Clint,wk, Jas. P. Tanner,
W. Smith, M. S. Haven, D. E. Park,
I.L 4 i rier Sproul, \Fmk Hampton, D. M. Long,
A J. Jon., J. IL Jove, 11. K. Cogg,hall
OVPICERS.
Presided . lion. IV NI. F..IOIINSTON
Prersded HUDY FATTERSON.
S.'y and 7r.. A. A.
FORSYTH (t. SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Eli C ANTS,
Dealers in Wool, llides, Flour,
BACON, LARD AND LARD OIL,
4"A,\'l) I' R I) 1' t'E GE _V ERALL Y.-
Nu.. V, WATER STREET, YItt4UVIIOR. PRNNA
Sprilip, 11nrhaugh, l'illsh'h 'Geo. Wells. Welliqville, Oh,
John So,tt S: 0... - 1. .Martin,"
8.11 .I,,nek,Cs..llCr('it.Dep.Bk. Koons A: neckline, Phila.
beerh A Co.. l'inshurgh. Barnet, N.bit [ Gai - M..3
Joseph E. Bider, St. I,IIIS. Phila.
T11..11110 k. Greiner, Bankers, Ilohnex ..4 Council. Chu:inn:4
Salem: 01110. ilebl:ly] lA. D. Bullock A Co.
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
(Successors to Arnold 6• Williams,)
NIA_NITFACTURKIIS OF
CH (ILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
A.\ 1) RITTING GENERALLY,
Nor Warming and Ventilating Bitildingt
43- W. k A. will tmutruct for Warming mini Vemilatiii•
by Sh , sm or iii Wntor, Pipes or Chils..m's I'urw. . 01110 ,
Schols, Hospitals. Factories, Orron Houses. I/m..4111 4 0
C " rt Hotels. Nu. 'l4 31A ItE ET Fr 1; !CET
Pittsburgh. tiplh
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
DEIII,
BACON NIS, SIDE
LARD, LARD OIL.
DRIED BEEF.
UGA R-CU It ED Ittpl
CA N V ASSED IL% MS
A large tdock always on hand at
No. 297 Liberty Street,
PTITSBUIIIiIi, PEN N' A
PEARL STEAM MILL
ALL E N Y.
FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES In either of the
twn Caine,
OiLDERB way be left at the MAIL or In bees at the stares
LOGAN, WILSON k CO., 52 Wood street.
BRAUN A ICEITKR, cot. Liberty and St. Clair etreeta.
H. P. scinviatrz, Druggist. Allegheny.
4s.
?SRNS: CASH, ON DELIVEre .
.1929 BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO.
OFFICES TO LET.
TWO GOOD ROOMS, suitable for Insurance
or Law Offiree, will be rented, in the second story of
the building on the north-west corner of Fifth and Wooki
wean, in the same building with the Morning, /iv.
It is the beet business corner in littediurgh. Access to the
offices convenient. Inquire loon at office of
Jallldnudieltt MORNING POST.
BASEMENT TO LET.
A LARGE BASEMENT ROOM, 21 feet
widr by 30 deep, half above ground, and well light
ed and finistovl will be rented on mynonable terms. It In
on the corner of Fourth street and Cherry alley. Roquire
at Lin 2S:tfl OFFICE OF MORNING POST.
_ _
OLD TYPE METAL.
WE HAVE FOR SALE, at the Office of
the MORNING YOST, a large quantity of OLD
TYPit. Machinists and others wrating such an article oan
get a large supply by tailing soon. febit
rerif-
NEW ADVERTISEMENtIi:
CITII/44156 11/1
ritlahurgN 4th %Lich, 1814
The Preahleut and Mariam 'of thin' Batik bare
this day declared a Dividend nr Frirlf per ( - car on Ibe
l'opital Stock, out of the pronto of the Ina ffiX 111.-0101114 pay.
hie on or lifter the 14th lust. E. It J(flallii,
marahl—chC
DA UL JULISN'S FAItEWELL TO
A MERICA.—PA revecttully anaemic,.
that previlMS W 6ia duporturo fur Etc . rvpo to fulfil Itoroatout
ebg - aarinriottin I.Ontton'ttud PartA, he will, give a
FAR SWELL OONCHILT,
AY Tlli
MASONIC. lIAL4 •
On WEDNESDAY, .llarch 12th, aselsied by ADELTNI
PAVFT, the young Pr inn Donna. AIM: 00010E1., thatelo
braied Pianist. and E. lIAR.TLIA, the diatittrdshed Baritone.
An attraetive Programme will be shortly published. lid.
mild prtsitirely I, Me only, perform:ma ia . ..Mtaiurgh. [filar!,
W.TC.NTED —A respectable middle . aged
WOMAN, to go into the country td take charge of a
4tuall family- One that las had some expertenre with - small
would Ire preferred. (loud city reference required.
Any connninfantion addressed to A. 8., Box Elii,lfittanning
Poet Wilco, will be attended to. • mte:dlw
FOUND -tit Tuesday afternoon, on Fifth
street, between Market and Wood streeta„ a METE
:MINN ALE, containing a email own of money, which the
owner eon have by calling at this office. ruarilffit
FOR RENT— T L
0.3, , <I 1
/00,01/0 ( )
$617 348 Ili
—The eommodious Three Story
Brick Dwelling House, No. 59 Front street, with exten
sive back buildings, bake house. wash house, bath room, be.,
finished in modern style, with gas, hot and cold water,
other COD roniencee—to which is attached a largo yard, with
grupery, ornamental, trees, dc. MI in fine order.
Enquire of Y. DA1719,
math Corner of Wood and PIM streets.
SEVEN DWELLING HOUSES TO LET---
your large Dwelling flunoca, Nos. 20, w. 53 and 30
Third street. I
A Dwelling' Dom. on Carroll street, -Allegheny—contains
a I.'l. parlor, dining room, kitchen and three bed-rooms,
and tail, room. Rant $lO ptr month.
A. Two Stony !loose on Townsend street, well arranged for
c.'n, fort and convonieneo--$175 a year.
A Dwelling Douse of seven rooms, on Mt. Wiwitington—
sl76 per year.
A large mid emitenient Dwelling Rowe, situate on Penn
treet---i.s 00 a ymr. S. CUTUBEIT & BON;
nusr4 &i ,Market greet.
TIIE Confidential Correspondence of NA
IBt ILHON BONAPARTE with hot brother Joseph 801111-
p"rte. sometime Ring of Spain. Selected and translated,
..Etta Explanatory Notes, front the "2.lennoirs Pu RiaiJoaeph."
volumes. For Mlle by B. T. C. MORDAN, •
TUST RECEIVED-
Putnam's Magazine for March
K nick erbocker, do.
Fnink Leslie's Gazette of Fashion fur March. -
For tale by [tuhril B. T. C. MORGAN._
T ESLIE'S LADIES' GAZETTE for March
Id, Putnam's Monthly Magazine,
Ilonsehold Words, do.
The Schoolfulloyr dn.
The llorticultaried, do.
Sas/ received and for sale by
W. A. GILDENFENNEY I CO.,
morn Fifth et., opposite the Theatre.
AIRS. SOUTIIWOR'rII'S NEW 800K- S
India: The Pearl of Pearl River—by Mrs. Emma U.
N; F.outliwortb.
C,nfidential Correepotelen e of Napoleon Bounparto
br , ther Joseph.
ThIS Prieon of Woltreverden, and a Glance' at Ow Enet
111.!..“ A telnpelago—he Water M. Gthaon.
;domain, of Henry the Eighth of England; with the Por
nthes, Fatem, and Cbaraelere of hie Six Wires—by "teary
fierbert.
A Thritise on English Punctuation, designed for letter
w rite, authors, prillti,S, and correctors of the press--by
J..ltti
E lith or the Quaker's Daughter; a Tale of Puritan Time,
13y one of her deecondauts.
The Physiology of Mairiage--by an old Physician
Th.; Homestead on-the hilt idr , and other tales—by Mrs.
Mary .1. Holints,
Leutnere--by Mrs. Julia C. R. borr.
The Creole Orphans; a Tale of Loulskusa—by J. S. Pea
eoek. M. D.
Woman's Faith a Tale of Southern Life.
Rachel Gray—by Julia Kavanagh. •
Campfires of the Hod Men.
Dreams and Realities In the Life of a Pagthr and Teasher.
The Song of Hiawatha—by IL W. Longfellow; '
Miniic, Life; or Brio e and Behind the Vurtaln—brAnns
I'. K noble,; formerly Mrs. Itinwatt.)
Tlne toot hunter: a Tale of Early Titnes.
The Widow Befall Tafera-14 Francis L'. Whitcher.
For sale by IL MINER -
why. No. 33 Smithfield street
pITTSBURGII
MATCH WORKS.
In Alleiwny Pouuty,itre molting pregaratioum to RIPPLY
I'HY. TRADE WITII MATCIEF.S. warranted. to be as good
AS one ev, brought to this market.
01717 E. Nn. SO FOURTH etreet.
E BOOKS.! NEW BOOKS?
j I 1• kry VIII. mid his Six Wivr.o.
owes
(MOW E GIIOCERIFS—
m.• finest flavors—all quatitio4.
1t..a...tf..1 and Groural.
Te.a.4—.1 . 0un.4 yam, Block and choice brands,
sugars—N. 0. and I,veriug's.
:zvrop--Lov,finfa. nneatudled.for flavor.
"eincearolli. Verplie,lli. Rice Flan,
Fari us. Corn Starch, Spices.
I 'lt r.• tlostard.
And a r...tfiplete aaKortment of Goods In our Ilve.
F. 4t.,VRAVO,
Nos. I and 2 Diamand,artatkeetrinn Market.
ND AN 7 i) FARM FOR .SALE—A Farm
M>.rt; terlilitt.
Satinu4.l M. K kr,
W i 'ham itiligbatu,
Jahn
Frmwis Solter,
.1. :-.c..110,,nmei10,,
%%'illiani It. Itn.
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of eighty-fire Acres, in Washington township, Cobun=
biatut eonnty, OhM. fourteen miles from IVellsvillo, one and
I half vitro from the Depot of the Railroad- Of tho
ahore Fann flfty•tive acres are mule. fence: Improvements
consist of a good 1.,n..; Mil,. and 9teble: twroral spriniCK
nor, tilling. on the farts. Thy whole of dm land is Coal of
from :It.; ti 4 fait and is in the neighborinext of
dmrdws, .•book. mills, hr.
Alts, a L o t o f iiround on Pennsylvania Avenue, 20 by la)
(4,0 ommr,L) Appiy to
marl BLARELY
60 Isms, pure Pepper;
ba do. Nialatatr;
:Id do. Cinnamon;
25F10. A h.piee ;
'l3 do, CIO VeR
140 de. Nnt mega;
so do. ]lnes;
1 to. Pure Cayenne Pepper ;
doom Pepper Sauce.
Widt , Spices at the burnt prices. For sale by
marl F. R. DRAVA,:
G. W. C.mt,
W. K..Ninuck,
T. It. Upliko,
It. D.
John A. 11...,; hey
S. S. Bry,th,
)OST BIBLICAL HISTORY OF THE Jlll5l/, frortyllhe,
L the 01,1 Testament, about the year 4R E.
till the destruction of the se4erel Temple, In the yenr 70 C.
E. By Morrie .1. Ilnphall, A. Ph. Dr. Rabbi—Drencher at
the f 4 ynagng.,ne, Or,ene stmt, New York. In 2 rata.
Fdr Mir by 11. T. C. MORGAN,
!zeal 104 Wood streeL
•
GoODS 11.F.DUCED.—The whole of onr
aHsort
mrnt ~1 French. :SlerimeN Parornettaa, Plaid Goods, ito
1.:d0r., and other Drv,.. Boole, will Le closed out at still
gr,itet rr,luctiors to price. A. A. MASON
marl 25 Fifth atrvet.
IiMI-ANNUA7
UAL SAL N.—We are offering the whole of our
etoek of Einbrolderiea, Ribbons Tr(nunings, Millinery
ilooda, Hosiery, Olovee, kc., at about one-half the usual
prices. iniar3) A. A. MASON k 00.
)LANKETS, BLANKFaS.—A few more - pain of thoso
perior Wool Blankets at $3 and s3,66—aerial price $6
and C—roceived by (ntr.r.3) A. A. 311430 N & CO.
TO LET—On Ewalt street, in a retired and
quiet part of the Borough of Lawmuerville, two gen
teel and well finished Brick houses, with gurdous and other
, iinviiiidenees. within a few minutes' walk of the omnibus
iitatlon. Apply to (mnr3) I3LAKELY d RICIIEY
1 - iLOVERSEY.II , -100 bus. dill
NE AG A ZINES, - NEW BOOKS, &c.—
A Rachel Gray; by Julia Raven:Tin—prim 70 cents.
Notes or o Voluntest —au Autobiography; 90 do
Attache at Madrid; 9.0 do
Veronica; by Miss Worrnby ; $1,12 do
Three Marriages; -90 do
l'ineutztana; by John linenix; 90 do
old Farm House; $1,12 do
II kiwatha ; by Longfellow; $l,OO
Hyperion; do $l,OO
Hunter's Life; by J.Gortion Cumming; $1,12 do
Campfires of Rut Men; $1.12 do
W(.111.111'. Faith ; 70 do _
•
Lost Hunter; $1,12 do
Creole Orphans; by J. S. Peacocks; 90 do
Hidden Path; $1,12 do
Widow Bolott Papers; $1,12 do
Alone; $1,12 do
Huge Clerk : $1,12 do
Sealmard Slave States; by Olmstead; $1,25 do
Jacklmn lwd New Orleans; $1,12 do
?aide.: 35 do
Star Papers; $1,12 do
Harper's Magonins for March; :81 do
t;,sley's Lady's nook, do 01 do
Graham's Minrazine, do 20 do
Ballot'', do do 10 do
Peterson's do So 17 do
Leslie's N. V. Journal, do 18 do
Yankee Notion 4, do 12 do
I. mdon Illustrated News, Feb. 9; 21) do
London I Unstrated Times, Feb. 0; 10 do
London Punch; Feb. 9; 12 do
Remember, the Mary to get Cheap Books, Stationery
Magazines and Papers. is at
'earl LA BITER'S Book Store, No. 30 Fifth at.
RS IN
S sIIOI LIMIS
'l\S OF OYSTERS just arrived _
100,000 inicKgr OYSTERS, of
superior quality. of all kinds.
10.000 SHELL OYSTERS. Will be sold .
wholesale awl retail, Families, Hotel Keepers
and Restaurants will do well by Oviug na a call. All orders
thankfully received and promptly filled by
CHAR. KIMBLE & CO.
' - IxTRAcTs ',hr
“ACTS from the Diaryand Correspond
owe of the hat AMOS LAWRIINCE, with a brief ar
omit of inciden to in his life. Edited by Ma
William It. L,mronce, M. I). Nur gale by
feli2o 11. T. C. 'MORGAN, No. 104 Wood si
gn REAMS SAND PAPER just received
e- , VI and for sale, by FLEMING BROS.
1 bbl. paro.Cod Liver Oil, do.
3 grove Ilaker'r Cod Liver 011,
100 gsvvs Ml•Xittall '3litstang Liniment,
3 bbb3. White Glue,
1000 IbA. Pumice Stone.,
C"CENTRATED LYE, a new artiele.for
ranking Snap. Ouo pi - mull Worth ten of Potash. For
sate by ifeb29) FLESIj.NG 81108.
WRIaIIT'S - M - EMIIM KATHAIaq
11
stops the Hair from falling out, and produces a lax
urian t growth.
WRIGHT'S PRFAITITSI KATIIKRION
Removes all Dandruff and disetrne- deposits.
For sale. wholesale. by It. R. SELLERS "gr CO: jauglo
S
UGAR MILLS—Of Durgee & Forsyth
►um.ufarture, for sale by
febl2 JAMES WAILDROP
EVERY DESCRIPTION of White Goods,
Embroideries, Ribbons., Trimmings, Millinery Goods,
liosiory and Gloves, &c , Ac.; sinning sold at a reduction of
nearly one-half tho usual rates at the Semi-Atatuattiate
us' A. A MASON & CO., 25 Filth street'.
IGS-200 drums fresh Figs just received'
F
and for sal,, by RltT lEll A ANWERSON,
No. 99 Wood street-
• 1,•_.•
- - - •
.101113, MILE CO. having gocured the EXCLUSIVE
HT to nsv the
MATCRLE. , 3 MAPCIr lIACTIPSE"
The IL,nn•.trnd an the JIMA:ado..
The At ia,:he in Maglri!l
T.." Mormons at Thaw'. :•
Erne,t 11,i111,10 , 1; Candler Lee Tlentz.
The Adventmea of My Comte Smooth.
Grace Lee: ,lniht Kavanagh.
g,eh e l Gray: by the with, of Orare Len,
Pai,y Burma; by Julia Kavanagh.
Charlensfait: by W. d. Simms.
h e:. kerb. .•k.•r far Mani,.
Jest rre,ived and for oat.. by
W. A. OILDENVENNEY
Fifth et, opposite the Theatre.
a day received and for sale by
HENRY IL COLLINS.
RESIT Ground Coffee, (pure,) always on
hand at [1a221 No. 1 DIAISOMD.
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