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TUESD. 3 LY MORNING
FOR PRESIDENT:
JAMES BUCHANAN
the thrision of Um Nuti,mal (brarelawn.)
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
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GEORGE SCOTT, or ODLITIIIIIA Co
AVTITOII tif:Slltta :
JACOB FRY, Jr., Nio:frownac Co
SVAVET,U OESZIIAL
TIMOTHY IVES, Parma Comity
41[11 OCTBIPE.—On the first page will be
found an interesting little sketch from the French
of Eugene Guinot. IL was translated by an ac
complished young lady of this city, from whom
we would be pleased to hear further when the
occasion offers.
THE PARTY AND THE 'NEMEC.
Those who doubt the dangerous character and
fanatical designs of the party calling itself " Re
publican, will be enlightened on the subject,
MO have their doubt , dispelled by reading a
lecture of Theodore Parker lately delivered in
Now York, and afterwards published with high
commendation in the New York Tribune. We
publish below an extract from it which may be
considerA the text and staple of the whole dis
course. Here it is :
•t The North hue a duty to perform—to put slavery
down, peaeollbly if it can, forcibly if it must. •
There are two ways to go to work us do this. fhie
is
to dissolve the Union, end leave the Swath to nettle
the matter for itself. Nfr. tierrinisn, my friend, goes
tor the dissolution. Ile in a great man. and I love
him. ] llisses and cheers.] The nation does not yet
appreciate him, and it does not surprise use that
t here are some Who bins as well as appland. [Hiss°,
anal iLpplause.] But when they who hiss are beneath
the ground, the world will Its searched for marble
white enough and gold pure enough to build hi,
luounnient and inscribe his epitaph. Applause.] I
slot a.rree with my frtenil Harrison in the dissoltt
tidn. T, do it now WOlllb be attended with blood
. lied. But it in contrars to the instinct of the Anglo.
;"‘ is- , race to remain together in large bodies. I be
heYi. that in time there will le• a g nat l'imifieltepuli
i o •n great Canadian Itepidilis. and a emir Atlantic
Republic. I think, top, if it acre Li, be prep.e,..l to
the Union. it would Is' difficult to drew the rifle, has been directed to
I: to . It would has e to draw east of Bentsen at..l
•btnto, V_ , , ,
ot ,
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or, ide
Borth of Concord. But rather than one noire fugi
tive slave should he sent back. I would let the Union g-illy $1,1;: , .. :1, h. , -ecret iodic... and
hriiken in fragments no larger than the space upon ' , ga ms( John Pope, the kuilitdr, for
hich thin building stands nod then would place
ing a L NY arrant 111,1.11 lb, Tren,liref foot 11,0
myself upon a little piece of free soil which
scan not enntatnitinted with stir eel, blood. .um, without :tuthority I.y law
But it ,seas to me that the dissolution of the Union Since .N 1 • W I I I I •' '
Zl) , r an I I
i- unnecessary. Let us see what we can do without
ili,turbing it. The free States van choose for it,
officer, men who are men— men made by nature and
by nature's journeymen. Then let New York
pass a personal liberty bill refusing to give up a fugi
t ice shire, and that every slave shall be free when he
,tcps upon our soil. Then pans a law to punish kid
nappers by imprisonment in the State prison. Then
punith those who are in the American slave trade the
(line on those who are in the African slave tpulet ]
All this they could do in Albany without violating
ice oonstitution—for you are a sovereign State and
have a right to interpret theSnristitution for yourself.
Then in national point ors;rieei , repeal all the . fugi
tive slave bills. Then abolish slavery. in - 41M BlS
triet of Columbia and all the Territmtei.s.''llmlish
the entire State slave trade and make it piracy.
Then make slavoholding incapacitate a man front
holding any office. Then reconstruct the United
States Judiciary—they - need not remove the Judge
from office, but remove the office from the man.
'Then in their places I would take honest men who
love Hod and love men, end then the constitution
would no longer be a pro-slavery document. There
are things in that document that are had things,
which I would tread under Loy foot. Bal. thfre are
..ther thing, that are noble, and them preponderate.
Then, at last, I would decree a dayitrild and cer
tain, when each Stale should aboiiliiVarery. Ana
if' they did net do it, the government'iliorild take
irmsession of them and form a republican govern
ment."
The Trabune says this discourse re
udih : 1 , ,0d :tent/ and backbone."
The •‘ backbone of the R. c. Theodore Parker
was well illustrated in Boston about two years
ago when he preached to a mob and incited them
to riot and bloodshed, and then fled to his own
house and called on the Mayor to protect him.
And Horace Greeley, who comtnends such •' back
bone, - is the man who submits tamely to a beat
ing in Washington city, and refuses to make de
fence-,then calls on the people of Kansas to get
np n slaughter each other with
bowiekniftr-atitiOiarpe's rifles.
But observe IISe lanzuago of Parker in his
lecture. ITt; sags Garrison is in favor of a disc'.
lotion of the Union find he thinks the whole
world vii+ltve to he "searched to find marble
white enough end gold pure enough to build'
that constitution -burning Garrison's monument
Tie admits that the dissolution of the Union
will be " attended with bloodshed :" but he sap.
it must come that Garrison, who vv-ants it
to come speedily,'" is a great man, and I love
him and Greeley says such language is •• re
plete with good sense: ' The fanatics endorse
each other with a cordiality and enthusiasm that
shows their devotion to a common cause: and
that cause most dangerous, and, if successful.
most ruinous to their country. And Greeley
who lends this " repuLlican" movement, adopts
as his candidate for the Presidency Mr. Speaker
Banks, who proposes. (to use his own language,
"to I, t the Union :" and let the great and
glorious republic be sundered and destroyed
Can any sane man doubt the dangerous designs
of these co-conspirators ; and that the preserve
tine of this Fnion, with all its inestimable ben,-
fit,, will be the real and main issue of the nest
•Presidential contest! Disguise it as the donut
gogues and agitators may under the plausible
names of •• Republican," " American," or any
other, the great question for the people to decide
in the coming contest is, whether the Union and
the Constitution shall be preserved: or both be
trampled under foot and destroyed.
These fanatical agitators well know that while
the Pnion lasts they can never climb to power :
but divide it into fragments, and they think that
they may secure the control and plunder Of at
least one fragment. It- is dtfficult for honest
men to believe that fanaticism and the lust of
power and plunder can lead men into schemes 9 ,,
Lase and wicked. But the history of the world
shows many such examples : and the history of
this country has already shown that this repub
lic is not be exempt from the perils of mad am
bition, and moral, and even legal treason. Bene
dict Arnold and Aaron Burr are not yet forgot
ten. The one planned the sale of his country
for a Brigadier General's commission in the Brit
ish army ; rind the other planned the dismember
ment of hi- country, and the formation of a grout
south-western empire that Ile might rule : and
lie narrowly escaped conviction for treason.
Men who would foment a bloody civil w,,r
in Kansas in which the whole country would soon
be involved ; the man or men who would labor to
dissolve the Union and destroy our free constitu
tional government, are not one whit better r
less guilty than a Burr or a Benedict Arnold. itl
all the heroes and patriots of the American rev,-
lotion no one volunteered more promptly and zeal
ously : or fought its battles more valiantly than
Benedict Arnold, until pride, revenge and institi.,
ate ambition blinded hisiudgment and maddened
his soul, and he fell, like Lucifer, Son of tlie
Morning. May nut fanaticism and mad ambi
tion produce like results in our day'.
it will be seen by the above extract that the
Her. Theodore Parker says ho would rather the
Union he broken into fragments no larger than
the building " in which he spoke, than that oue
more slave be rendered up to his master. The
freedom, the happiness, the peace and prosperi.
ity of twenty-five millions of white people of the
Anglo-Saxon race are of less value in his estima
tion, then, than the vagrant nbi half-starved
freedom of one black man of the African race.
And Greeley and the Trtbun, say his speech is
replete with good sense and backbone. " The
" backbone" of Greeley, Garrison and Parker
consists in non-resistance when assailed; yet
they urge civil war, and labor for the dissolution
of the 'Union; though, as Parker says, " it would
be attended with bloodshed ; and they claim tb
be the leaders of the "republican meseinent.
Such is, the party that asks the support of the
ENO!
MEM
people of the North in the coming contest ; and
such are the grave issues that the people are to
decide in November next.
It is at least matter for congratulation that the
abolitionists—or "repub/icans," as they choose
to be called—are so early and boldly announcing
their real sentiments, and unmasking their evil
ile4igns. It gives time for the developerneut of
the " sober second thought of all true patriots
and friends of the Union and the Constitution :
and they will be abundantly prepared long be
fore November next to decido whether the} are
ready to barter all of good and happlues, noel
prosperity they now enjoy as a nation for the
desperate chance of something better promlred
by these detungognee and agitator., and nen -
resistant advocates of civil war, and of ;1 -
ti on of the Uniuu.
MARCH 18
It iN proposed to erect a Farmer.' Exchange ID
for the a.c.cnnunkalati“n It the agri
culturititA who visit that city.
The "Stamp let • has been repealod by the
Legislature of Maryland vim, exceed
ingly odious to the n u •rcltaut , and wen
grinerally ul• the Scat,.
South Carolina Inn , i•l.,:teA tin drlegat., to Ow
lieurtocratir Nattoual C.uv,ution, but the 111,rt
-
t•ere of C,rngress fromthat State . have deter
mined that the State sball bo reprerented at
By the ' , remit accid,lit on the Scaboarti and
It.utnuke RAl!road. Virpnia.. tu- :ut,senger,
COI, lust Lt} life, awl at. express car I.e
-ioLging to Attain:, Exprc,z, WAS tie,tlt.)c. l ,
Nvith contents, valued at
THE NEWS
Sixteen new cuuntie , Lire been f,alne.l In
Texas during tile pres-ent. .if th, begi-1,-
ture. This increa,e we ,ippe,, bt•en
called for by Lite lArge witlitem ber
pt pu;ati a;
within the lAA t w(-Iveinonat.
Ttiv N. 1. 11,1111,1's
thcre ....We tXtntm l nt In I Int 111
CL:ard In In. a the delegall, t.
Ike 1'1.611111W iii! (!ivlt i
If kiciiiittan, l'il•rt••• c1:1:111
Nit.. Ellw+t, the ..t
any policeinun whir Nlled fill urre-t
every burziary n•bnery commate.l
post milunhi 1 C at-pended fr, , itt pay f"T.
ibrro
tlicre hat , brio A tilt , a flil.tt , iz ..t1 iii th ,
number of burglllie , rii , l t•trvet 1,1 , 1,1'1 ,- ;7
New York.. Ref-re the r.r In , nrorr. u 3,
from 'tell to twe!se pc•r
f.lllc:ne*vn t., two ~r three, aii.i tb, gi
base lir Ctr111111.:te.1 .0
rear of buildtng.
)ur I, K3113,Ly.i. he el
TUE IiF.ST
thol:flite , l Stmt., Itotrl ut Ilnrr,,httri!. ,11.1 t
untkliotolly 011 C art t. -tut• r' •:
ttle hotels in the State
situated Just opp•site thi,
itt that r. pert LIU the 111 , ....1 r,-11VCII
)11.:tet• for thi,e tl,t• • np"..1.:
The -I••epini npartmmat , 31, !WM • - :t . 1111,
a 1,1! SO.LCIIII(41
the taba t url.!
11.11 , 1 Well r-t: vv..,:.
chic of the beet feature:,
the in
tidy anil actrre :tiiting girl-, mil, 3i , i‘cry' aiten
to:13, :Lnd \Thu keep DO 071 e wait.ng :.r LI, f.
They tire the he..t trnrt vr, we ha\ t.
house. awl :o,2ll.lrsmily t.y Ow l , n , c:vlt.
101.1 etliciuno: , Tat 1 11-1nr,...11-u
be g; r e b U p 14, femqle. gene
last wlupt,••l tin nn 11,
enipl ~,• 1 in of 1..t.1,
N.u. INi
3flOrti th 111 , ••111• `UN •' 1,1 11••
6,11.1:1C11', h••a•o hq , T,
fi.r ,t-o!rg flftrr;-1 , 11r.g
Our O,t/te Allegiuuy u In thr 11. u-e
urns
Itepro.ottativr- and a go,xl
~thor Inemlrpry nt hotu 1.r , t11..1,1 , - -I Ow Lec-.1,
ture. We ohfi r0,,N,m111,11,1
for II t
add . PiCi: no dolll , l 119! Id'. 11 h.. tr - T it w! , : I
be nmr ;ipuil , n
~KW II A M 1.411 llt le
Reaie Trry In!(.41 fr•ta tlm t . .rat , tlt• Sitttt
ct, 0..,.t 11 el
Itvpialtlic,tl :krt.] Amy ri.,‘ it, • Itto t• t•tit It tti
it:. 11 Ire It !l•- Out
2110 , 1. 'lllr. ..I.l”,tumn :11e• Il,nt , e by I
majority the Senate i
orate Lace reduced the n uj.n.i in the 11,1-.
from I II t, 101 . 1 gained -.11 the s •
of year mitre than tibitti ,, The de-pati
from which we gather theis, facie, tilt-, - , at
Well,' chances for inn eiret,in I.y the Leg,:
tare are con-bit-red tit° be-t. The siite tint %-
very large --the Inininermty
viites than in It-:,1, alcu the% 7,"it.tl maj.,
ty in tine Suite.
F1."1!.T! , 11.5 I. N\
of tin, county. har received a terniairar
pointment in the l'ensi•al I tifico. i,t
City. The Colonel has resided soino scar" •
Waslungton, and held several p , siti•ais
pot-lance with great eredit to him.elf. Ile xt,
one of the assistant clerk. of the !louse of It.
resentatives that were tnrriod out hy
when he was elected clerk, merely because tL
were Denniyrat.s. ‘Ne tru-t the Itemocrat
Heads of Iteilartmetit. will turn out K. 'u
enough to supply thin all with 'dace , with go
salaries. There in retritattion in that that
not be complained of, awl it will he done.
—Late European .etas indicate. thnt t
Emperor of Russia contemplates the r,storat,
of the kingdom of Poland, and the recall , :f
the Polish exiles. Ile in himself to be the Kit
fll.k \ D,-
hut the nationality ie to be restored, and its a
rient laws and inetitutions to ~ ,m e extent
riTrd. He is to Le crowned at WaNaw inste
of 7%10,00w
This tiles-einem will compel Ath+triit
I~etwr~~n thy c”iiten.ling porties fin
Cannot. tail t” t,tretigthett the etiti. 4 o ,pt.
among the reepie , ~r
The Philadel ph In It y.
In onr notice ye:terday tilt. I , :tiltful rni
or tl:i- terrible tli, , a,ter. t• ‘,l
inn that there was innt.h \agzeratitoi , 1,1 11
appear . frill) Ili• in thi,
issue that more than 1•111' f4.ar , are rvnli/ 4.1
It net the hnt the NeW .Ipr, v
that has been de-tr-yett 'chi, has L e e r , o nr a
the no. , t fearful calamine, that ha- r\ er crnr
red on the Delaware river.
Everett in Cincinnati
lion. Edward Everett has accepted an irui,a
tion from the Young lien's Mercantile Apsocia
tion of Cincinnati, to deliver an oration upon
Washington. before them. Could we not have
this eloquent orator to deliver hie oration on
Washington in this city? it would be a trium
phant close to the series of lectures before the
Young Men's Mercantile Library Association.
WE advise those who think the Democratic
party is weak in those parts to look at the elec
tion returns for Lawrenceville. in our local col
umn. The Democrats heat the Fusionists two to
one. This County is Democratic.
Ship Abandoned at Sea
BOSTON, March 17.—The ship Potoutax, trout Nei,
York for Australia, seas abandoned at sea on the 13th
of January•. The Captain and eleven Ines reaelted
the Brazil coast; the mate and five others were un
heard of at last accounts.
Tile Republican Executive Committee will
meet at Washington City . ' on the 2Gth is
• _,...
BURNING OF
Fifly Liv e% Supposed to be Lost
Trn: AND TIIE
nll- nn..er that Ina , ever hap.
petnenl ttpull the llelawman. la nk plan,e latnnt eight.
The Innteannt.,nat New to the
phil a ntelinlnia and t 'none len Ferry t'nnoni n iniy, start
nl at hall-past night u cluH, Train 1l alaut Rtreel
wharf upon 11,1* tnno,foi nr trip to Cittnelea. 'There
were a large awaken. . I ~T 1 1.0f41 , 1, a
nnottyantentWle number ul w hum were tneuialces. A
~f all were gentnnelly .Ire , senl
1,1 • e•I inerntnnion eronronlent 1 jtalp e •li
name the cooly , nunaker 4.: Innt-no.D.rert ar not Iran:
;hurl awe hit. Ired
Witcu the itttat Ix:, run into tnr•
Awl ' thi,1;111 the I :and lut fimhu¢ It biOCke
11•1', ti,. hi'aPt (If ‘l.O ltftar.
tp Htrtfam. :cc do , porlft,, r.I !••1..i , 11 art and
Le tipper „ n , loi the bar. 11hc., attar'fv cpp,ite
`flarktft canic iu cttntact with a
tko ffl :cc, v:11:t•It 111•1' fOl
111,11. 111 . 1 •i , nt. , ',lnf.. I ho
p. t iltwg • r pti=t, I The FT,' 11,1
hrt3i, !kill 1111' 'o 2 nit ,, , in dn. itninoditttt, .117
..t thi• rt, k ill It that
in tilt• tirt•-no.nt flitrne , lirtittil wit!.
and in an iii.tittit itlm „ a, the
It re, wafted in dial diri•ct, , t., 1,3:1 lid
.ititirc after rtrt the lot In
attempt tva- nut.ll , t.. -It the 11,‘Inc-,
'•ut the tiro rngi'l with ',IV!, titre iirt I illo
rllnrl
I, tn.! Ihr I' '' 't lett•rtn ; nod
1•, run the limit !t-h u.A rt . ll
_sect. The 1 , ,1111 1i It 3,,70rding1.1 1i0n.14 , 1
Lit
tlrtt •ttt , l o 4 ntotvl n t !oot i the
11
,1•It ,:lt. With
arrant.
i t 113, to inttnlnt•Pt .l . .tner I - a
r (hal.
1.. i, t N t
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APPALLING LALAMITY
THE STEAM FERRY-
BOAT NEW JERSEY
GRP. A T EXCITEMENT
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Th.• )k .nt Atarty I front ‘t wh:t'
•31f ••
Ili I
tht.ri• NVO 11 , try tO , . y and , la:
t-ritos•tr•l, ni••••1‘, • cr•,• th, I n . n n n
b r •
,••,7 •1,•• •••1‘• I
I ,V0.1.11.•I 11-fr..orion,. :ti/1 I
Nvlink 01 , L-rth, •i
th , .n.zitt itL.. IL.wa L I
kiirh street ,% kart'. ait.lia•iralet•iil the etlguleer
pi l l ell) all •tl ft! , . at, 1.6:0 null!
.11 , 1 , k the wharf. I war tii the 1.1i.•i-110.1-C
we wire a '...,it 1.•1.1 troll] 11,.•
10.1 VII I it' 3 1 , 1• , . L. 1 ,11.4
it wilar', ' t':•. I IL,
..rnrCeli• got !( 0 ..0x I.ef"rc
t 1..• lb,. whitr ,. . nil
.N..11,1:1•111 :it:
rig ht, „ h - 4,1 li.t•
t..w ir.l :1. , 1.0
1101 111,,t12.' 1.• I .re.
1 ,, or•1 until I i 1•,• ..IT L.
when I j0111: ,, ,i ,11:11 ihl• river. 201
seeded in t reti:i.):: ft , t( i,r. 311.1
It ,ken ,dl h.y t datienn. I there tr
!east n hundred ,at 1.- ird. I .1 , , not
the 11!Ilflt, of any of them. They ClllllO
In the dark, 11,1 1 wa- elign-zed in 111:,'
There were prodalds, - tw,nty !:i lie- in -1
The fire flew through the 1,,,:U do. ft, W
ten Inlnnt.. , it - 1,1" it 1V)I.: ,
eosere.ll , of 're the eri‘el,-1. ,, it -
II h , I a fi
a With Ow
mnu all.lvicht !lic:1 rll.
1 , 1 kll.oW ;heir
2 pt'nil I
rel',.ll \V t • 11 ird Illy .IViti,
Lunt.
"ffwer 7%1er.14,3rt 'i.e a hart' %\
W 21.,
. I:O Wh, )“,1 , Gala , a . l ,
her ,tern .•r lie feet
Arch ,treet wiouf. The sheered
t h ree or four women c.c: e. l ,•!,,,•.,ped .1i tit,
tiatat., I . IIV 1....11 be,n l . under oteatn,
..M.a):zte 0.01,1 . 1, :In i t!,•11 Cot al". 0 1111
wards the liar. Dorhi .l : tier 111n1 -c.to
were -tell
'the frightful dionoter ean, , ed n ino , t profound
, eusati..n in the city. The what, crwd
with persons gaiing st the burning boat, a nd
throngs were hum ill¢ Io and -driving 1,,
learn something of the extent ':t the dioaoter, or
endeavoring to aorertain whether any of their
friends were on board, and among the victim,.
The burning boat continued up the stream an.
61 she lodged against the ice about
s treet, about the middle of the ricer.
She continued to burn there for some time,
vied upon by excited throngs upon both sides
of the river. She was finally towed to the head
of the bar• where, afoul midnight, she hurried
down to the water's edge.
We made the most diligent inquiries in order
to ascertain as nearly a, possible the fate of the
. passengers on board the boat, hut the diflictilties
in the way precluded the possibility of obtain'.
ing more than a Meagre liSt of the oared and
loot. In fact. day, trill probably elapse before
, the full consequence , of this awful calamity can
be ascertained. We give below the result of our
, inquiries:
- - -
At the Arch-street House there was an elder
ly man lying dead. He appeared to have been
killed by a violent blow on the head, The skull
Elmo
to
was. fractured. The deoea6eil ie eaid to have 4jroPintanS of the Pres6.7T ). lb il "! . g ,
I.t.,•it the engineer nf the :steamboat John Stevens: ri.o, Goo. P. Morris. In the Jannuil of November
John Little of ram lcu, woo taken to the t'ner
,l,l"Cet Station He watt drowned.
• st - pposnu TO BE LOST.
John Fidel!, of Camden.
Mrs ghade and child, of Philadelphia.
IlFss Sally Carman, of Camden, was last ~epn
na b ,ard with her clothing to tisanes. It
.he was loirned to death.
I tr tj'iverson, of No. 20 Alden
Ftrevt, l'hihnielphin. one year ‘J.J.
Edward Nla,chatiip, formerly a eolductor on
' I' linden and .Itnboy Railroad, was with Mr.
i Agnew.
Nlntther Miller, Jr a broker, Third street be
, ho; Ches,tnut, hoard. Not heard front
I,y .tiir reporter , .
liuwaid, e!nrl:, W 3 in vornpany Nsit.ll Mr.
TM. f..nswing. namo , l m•r ,, am reported vaned
4;ernimn, .-f !..trt,t
Illtiey, Camden.
Win Yonng, I ':unden.
St,,eshy, (2arreien
Alfredlwav, Brid;!.eton.
Giver,on and wife, -11 l Allen ,treet, in
this city.
)Ir 'flionipson, of (' - untlen
`.lc Ilel VIII Y. ['snort . strevt.
Nlr Newt,n, Cooper. Hill, 5..1
street, Philn.
tiodirey t•itentinrt, n tiernirtn boy. living in
.lle mot brolly linrite , i
\I r. Shade, Fitnvntvr street, alive Filth street,
llr Niekerion and ehill, Catinlen
Slirively, d l'arwlen
J--et , h;ne retell tva. in (min:tiny with her
,t tier, J..), Fid e l', o f South Ile
•lin , zzled lung to ...:tve she
wey
1.111 rot her Is helteve.l to he
Hcory Col....latch Lando ,
I captgin ''l the boat.
Sprinrer. pilot
.le , ter, fireintin
Cori.. , vka- ll,r vt::::,iftvvr. ‘..1111,t4
(.410
mr \ Ard, ~1 I.n , ng . ht rk-hnre
r. ,•1 q.1.111/ -L.-•1 It 110.• i
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0,1 it , ri•,lored 1.. t•io,
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6';• 1,111.1. H an.l Stift' he j.1911,111g,
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1. ' 1! i Tiwy are
. t • •1 I• r.e lbe !.••••1 tiriutll-trillk
I. it t T-•• - • rat, t rtttnatartl at hi, 1-,t
•'' att- •Ir.•ve Mc, olt \I•„t of tEtt
.7. 7' . 1 1 .1. V h- e 1, 31 e rese4
ii 11,1,P.1 h, that t.hey
4! e , 4 711 t , the t'.7t1.114. --. when the pilot
~••• :• • tr.! the ht•ltr,,
Lt,,e , rl.l he put where of
• ' • I , .•:, 1 • 0•13 mrni
• •••• un Lave :c.:17n , ..1
on , •r tcce.
Th , re
a:- 'A ha I•• • r Tn rnetai'.hr
• ~,.•. tl.c 1:1. , or
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F•-I.rn:iry 11--111.. t, Cu. a -ln.Curt u.re
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111 , 111. 113.1 t will 0.10,1 t., Ihe Juno.: inilii•ino iu the
of it lin,hl3 on the
and md, m 131t1wrto, by nympattly. w h o ;110
Art•illg fr..l ‘.....1 , 1,1./1 lung, kill
4abart‘ , their intyle,la by ; :ivia, the Ilgeati Vail, a trial.
•Dr. 101:: 111 0f..0.1 IS tlo• ..ilgtoal and only
g.•nuino nrtidr
046 - Batchelor's Hair Dye -.
BLISTERING 04011'017ND ~0141 lutvt , attuit.,.l the
1:NI \ 100 A L favar oct-0n1 ,, 1 In thi, th, never.
tad.; f a rorin. Salure is not more rrof , borndf than the
brown 14.1, prodmssl in the rtsblext, grayest. or 111... it
frmvvy or by it. Macdn nod 54,141. or applied, at ItATCIIN.-
1,01;',. , Wig Victor'. lin uinr pFi lth rooms,) 233 Itromiwny.
Nsw
Sad, HIPI I Vtail, by DE. GEO. 11. K BEM, 110
fitroot. mlil3:lwdaw
re-Stockings and Hosiery - I - or Winter.-s
II ), a don't want your fe,t pitich , d with had and short
St ~,1:111.,:i, you will take. our its i..e and go to C. Dm..x's. 01r
err ,f Market alley and Fifth ?divot, and buy some of those
elegant tine Stocking" that make your feet feel IIiCH and
,onifortable, July aleo makes and sidle every variety of
Ilosiery that you Cll.ll mention, at wholeanle and retail.
Itetin•sotrer the place, corner of diarket alloy and Fifth
Ftroet. oct4
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All editors profess to la: the guardians of the rights .4 tin'
find to keep them advised, through their columns. of
0 Caterer shall arise for their benefit. We will live up to
[lilt letter, :mil inform them that the most wonderful and
valimble medicine for their general non ever invented, to
•• balle*/ . 1 Magical Pain EXtrUllar." Ito virtues sr 80 rare,
.1141 n V acid eccentric, that often they appear to work more
like miracles than by science; NO OffeCtivn.el.'trie and Ws*
totininng nee its powers on the bunion body, that,
thnngh
now It I. dally tried by thousands of people, not one of this
rrevt Cut is tiOlightNi beyondikompar:..ll. /11111 candidly
mif,-4, they, 011 110 consideration, will ever again be with
out it
•I'i.,• ',avition 3lt . 11. Dolby. La. wooly kept the sccrat to
Ilan.. If. t'ont.ttatfttatt ato lat.ty ttlAtat. it, but without tau:-
roan. Its ovtowholttlitl:: mints ilofy all competition. and at
tatt•ttli.a attalytaa W. t..tafitlttatly OM!!Mind all parents
t.. watt: Ito unitmintattre, for NOrt•ly MOCII whit 11111010
,it loath anal ittttrarita.t. uttatartt4 tla. blind, lan, halt and
twarrt.tl G. itarfat:tlon, nod till (rota pain, in " it (natal irlt , ,tl. -
Wa a (di flar ttlra.avarer of this norllt3 blossing, who i. 3
rt.ttl t., natakital. t.t.t.l mewl.
Novo gettuitte cvlakuut nted-plnt, eugravol Intel, s L 1
INIESTI
II ENICC UALLE V, Jlmmtnrtnr.r,
\•• CLICK MN PA 8 PU., Manarwtnrt•rs
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...1,1 at 2.6 ...rail lwr box by Dr. Ow ). 11. KEYSER, lid
W.-od aireet, moll toy nearly ovory
thr,t,liont tho I Stab, All or toorn f,
iu
fornwtwn'•rnth lot addressed to C. V. K I,ICK EN ER
A C , L New York, 1111.13:dave2m
hr. MclAtne'ci 111PR,VED Liver Pills ant IVPKOVED Verml.
tils.r, Dr. - 4. So,t.t's C I br, tml Wbite eiren.;iarl
l
w.ut, pn pared nnlely unglue the snperviminn of Dr. 1. Scott,
I , v,nlnr ktodinni grngiunt, and l'hy,ician of ext....notive prat,
tn.e N-no f4,oine, 4,uhy m preintred by Dr I Snntt k
1111111. 11.1,11, Slortanh.re n, Virgin
lir. Nig- LILIW't , I SIPII,VED Vermifttgo rind turn.ovin liver
1911, ac..iliiimo Led by cortificate of C. 51r1,the, fur wan by
Drll,,riat.i arid Alt,rullitiltH
ico. I . K Eys Hit, I 4tt Wood Al, Wltlllosaln A gent.
In, J. P. FLUNISO. Allegheny, liar It4.ilruad
11.deu.nlo Ag..llt.Ja.:ll.:llawtrpc
_ _ _
E-ei -VC h y SV i I I you Suffer, ourN ItELIEV CAN BE
EAST 0.,1rr AIN Elc you Corr Throat. Quip.).
:oat N rianip. Stiff k4t
•Apron , . or Pxlro , an,part of Tar systorn
•,.. ouz • I-y 11,,,,; the
hr of %totr t .t . ,,tto4 n. V.t., atttl font 4ttlt• Limp.
st tt.t.tul. by Dr. K Eli'El4. 14, W,od otrerl,
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r nt i;. .1•411 , 1 1 , 11.10 111 t.—tiny'. itottrl.lll
tat- Ilat.: Illentb!:--All 1.4.1. ed lIAT
1.1 i•• ell•• 11, f r rwsh. fr...nft
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e d t all at No. 101 Wood street, and ex
A I trgo 1,..1 .4 -1141..1nri . Ili. r +tile"
Cop- w o wt. %tit rot/ Ittv for toodt Nloitorot k Ct.., 16.4
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FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE (1
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WINDOW SHUTTERS,
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ti I Sirrund st. and K 6 Third Silr
BAIL 1•1:NNA.
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CANAL BOATS FOR SALE.
TqU SVIISTANTI ALLY lir ILT
BRYAN, KENNEDY
I , art z 444111 All,hony.
\ Al.
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
\V 11 OLESALE GROCERS
14`1,01JR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
.1 A D pR(IPUCE GENERALLY,
In I / asp,.
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding, and Commission Merchant.;
AhrSTEAMBOAT AGENTS.-1111
s 'l", 27 I,w, f,-/wren Pine and tNr , gfs,
F'.l. INT LOUIS, )'
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JAMES COLLINS b 4,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
I.II,PRILTURS tW TH
Collin& Pit I xburg6 l Meadville S. Erie
ca I'ANAL LINES.
AND 115 WATER STIttUT, PITTSBURGH, l'A
l'irrsei non.—
Vi I !Fraley N Co.. Murphy. Tiernan
Smith N. :mocha, Ilanipton, Wilson N. Co.,
Nl•Candless, Meaux Co., Engliedi .4 Richardson.
MIME
Truitt. Broth, At
PEARL STEAM
A 1 , I, E E N Y.
zio- FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES la either of the
tae Citas.
OilloCr.:; luny he loft at the Mill, or In box. nt the stores of
les;AN. KIiS N L 5•2 strret.
BRAUN .t REITER, eor. I.therty nod St. Clair street.
11. P. SCHWARTZ, Druggist. Allegheny.
TERMS: CASH, UN DELIVERY
rWj (00 I ) ROOMS. suitable for Insuranet
or Law I inc-o. still LW rrntrti. in tliti sts‘nitl story I.
14111‘111.1g 011 tho cornvr of Fifth nod Woo,
g i g wdr, io Ito 131,101.11.111111111 g with 1.1....V0rni)19 , hot.
It is the heel inisines.. Corner in Pittsburgh. Ate.. to the
nt uillet. of
112=
ALARGE BASEMENT ROOM, 21 feet
~,,i, by :...0 deep. halt above ground, and well light..
.wi and finished, will lwi rented on reasonable , terms. It Is
.” the cor nee of Fourth street and Cherry alley. I.:moire
at 1 Ja, 23at I OFFICE OF MORNING I'OST.
_ _
OLD TYPE METAL.
WE HAVE FOR SALE, at the Office of
Ll IliftN INO Pt /ST, a largo quantity of OLD
TYPE. Mathinista ;Ina ,•thers wanting such :al arlielo can
get n harp , supplyby culling soon. lOW
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GREATEST IMPROVEMENT YET.
W S (' A L E-11. KLEBER & BRO.,
11 . 11 • duet 1,x - dyed entail 1,4 of
NUINNS 411. CLARKS' PIANOS,
provided with their NEM SCALE. This in
their IikUIXL. and undoubtedly the mon 1m-
PORT.V, nom°, ement as yet node to the Piano Porte. The
POWER of the instnunent is ainiont DOUBLED thereby
and in point of volume, eiMtilirtin Buil brilliancy of tone, they
eurpans anything as yet produceehl the shape of n Nolls.
They pos.., all the lidvantages of the Grand Plan., P idi
om any of its isadvantages. W" now challenge Ounparison
with the instruments of tiny other maker In thin country,
confident that Avery unbiassed Judge of the article will /it
mice admit their superiority. The public is respectfully in
vited to call and exaltaine these superb instruments.
11. KLE'BED. BRO.,
Sole iti., , ents for Nunns Clarks' Pianos
For Western Penneylvanitl.
No. f. 3 Fifth atreet, next door to Maeonic
P. S.—Splendid aavortineut of the above shortly expected
for the Spring TnaLe. mhl7
`X . `",`„,2
1 4- 4. . •
41.11. ui 1.111i01,111... prvpainr
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I,t e „f 4t61.r.g6-
112 Second and Front st.,
Fitt burgh,
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No. !dill/ Liberty street,
PITTSBURG
=MECUM
R RYER KNCES
BRYAN, KENNEDY & CO
OFFICES TO LET
BASEMENI"fO LET
MUM
DELAWARE MUTUAL
.
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
COltti TD lAD AND WALNUT STS.,
ErlA iladelph
MARINE INSIIII.ANCF.B on Vessels, Caigo, Freight,
to all parts of the vsnrlit.
INLAND VLSIIIIANCES ON GOODS, by Rivers, Canals,
Lakes and Land Carriages, to all parts of the Union.
PIKE INSURANCE ON hiERCUANDELE. generally. On
Stores, Dwelling !louses,
,taut the Onnpany Norentber 5th,1853.
!lords, .111ortgagos and Heal Estate 5101,5211 94
Philsolelpisia City, and other leans 85;210 00
Shock in Itanke, trail road nod Issenrance C 0 .5 23,041 10
11111:4 receivable 186.140
trf
Cash on band . 211,020 00
Italances+ Sit bands of Agools, Pres:limns on Ma
rino Polls:sea recently i.am d, Wit" utlter debut
lee the Company ...._ 93,810 ati
Su t/V111.1.1%)(1 Note,. 00,000 00
PI II ROTORS.
Januss C. Band,
Theoplillus Plodding,
James Traquair,
Byre, Jr„
Joshua L. Price,
James Tennant,
Samuel E. Stokes,
lien ry Sloan,
James 11. McFarland,
Ovules Schaller,
Robert Burton,
John B. Semple, Pittsburgh.
1). T. Morgan,
J. T. Logan,
WM. MARTIN, Prenkient.
Wllltain Martin,
11.
Falluivnl A. Son
.Tnhn C. DaViA,
Jahn R. l',.nruev,
oorgt. U. Lelper,
Edward Darlington
Dr. K. M. linstn,
William C. Ludwig,
Ilugh Cr.*,
Spencer
Clarks
11. Jou. Brooke,
J. U. Jolluso,
Tuns. C. 11.. m., V ire P . resittont.
HENRY LY1.1.0.1:41,
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
Jo18:1 y No. 93 Water mtr.t., PittabaNh
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
IFACTURERS' INSURANCE COPY,
OF PIIILAfIELPHIA.
CHAIM'S PFHPSTUAL—OHAPITILD HY ?HZ STATZ OP PENNSYLVANIA.
Chartered Capital, 8500,000.
y/HK, WYE AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION,
AARON S. LIPPINWTT, Prealthust
ORRIN ROVERS, Secretary.
UEORGE YOUNG, Treasurer.
Dinge'roto.
Aaron Y. Llpplot . ott, William R. Thointia,
0. Taylor, Alfred Weeha,
Itotmnt, Charlet+ J. ititlilm,
John P. gimmla, Jarripti P. Smyth.
Itir - Thin Company ha." been n1'14111117.10 with it C,atth Capi
tal, :mil the birevt.r. have 11,terminivl to adapt the busittees
to it, ay:1.11E0 ,1 0 reAourre.s, T,t litnilenee in CnnlinCt•
actin. wit Ii a prompt atkinatment of !noun.
Pit htlairch N“. ;ti Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
fi.11.5.M.; wyli kn.. II m.,1 reslsauible firms in Pitt,
..!/ hay , rvivr, tvi..21r.1 1. Up
nb,utp
ami svuunorns ul tins Manufm:Curnrs' Illsurunc.
olimuy
r. 11.• r & Flaln,
P. S.W..
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131 'l' T BUIt G H
FE, FIRE AND MARINE
I NSF . R A SC E COM P.I vY,
DALNRIL (1/ , WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, Prmidont.
. i.... Gu~UAM. Sc r~'tury
- T,, Cum parry mak.. esely inaurance apperialuitig to
..otox:t.,l u ItlSh S.
lit:Ll. AND CA.P.410 RISKS on the Ohio
)le.imeppl Itinwrs and tributal km, and SLAILLVE RISKS
,oe raly.
.10 , 1 agatioct and Damago Ly Fire, Rad agaitad the
;•er:11 of the Sea acid Inland Navigation and Transportation.
iNe0....1 at the loweet ratu, coaelatent with =Gay to
el t.arttrA.
$ '1
Robert Galway, M'Clarkan,
Joooph line.zant. M.D, John Seott,
J 411,1 Marshkß, I)nvitl Richey.
Jane, W. harm. Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Rrwn.y, Jan ph S. Lo h,
J.,1111 kaillertm,
114.0.1 11. 19u .amore,
William Carr,
J.. D.
British & Continental Exchange.
E , IGIIT BILLS DILAWN BY
DUNCAN. SIIERMAN & CO.
ON THE ti_VION BANK, LONDON,
IN 5t73:3 Or £,l AZ , D MAIDS.
5- These Drafts are available at all the principal Towns
ENGLAND. SCOTLAND AND IRELAND, and the COS-
T I N E.NT.
We also draw Strarr Ititas on
M. A. Grunebeium & Bailin,
FR.A.NKYORT A MAIN,
Which. erre* m a romitt.nuce to all parts of GERMANY,
SWITAEIILAND and HOLLAND.
1.1.11,4.1‘ in teodlt t to travel ahmad, may promm, through
Ixttem of Credit_ no which Money can bo obtained, m
to any part of Europe.
Cot.itzrums of multi Notm, and other securities in Europe,
a di receive prompt attention.
WILLIAM If. WILLIAMS A 00,
mhII Wood, corn,, "'hint streets.
;ITIZ,ENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF I'ITTSBURGII.
WILLIAM BAUALEY, Priash.lent
SAMUEL L MAILSIIELL, Soaretory.
,ppit.R.: 94 Mhh, sired, lortto,st :Varlet anJ 111. - 1
air 1t5,....41 111 - LL AND cAiwo oo the Ohio
11 , 1 AIISKi.I,II.I I I 1(1‘‘.11. 46114 tribabub-A.
luettreci Nraluny Lot., [buying.. by FIRE-
Al.siAgaiu44.49r..j.kr l9 of 0..t0..4.0 . 1.1.1 round Novigalloh
TrolopOrhdh.O4
wurtaw
Janus 3L Cooper,
.10-rt I.4tultip, Jr.
larkar M. Prat:m.4,
Harbar4;ll,
Walter hmult,
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBUR(4II.
Jon ti IL S1101INIIE11(11. 7 1i, I's•aidenL
ROBIIIIT FINNEY. S4vretnry
C. W. BATCUELt.th, A gent.
WILL INSURE' AGAINST ALL KINDS
01+
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DI ItIgI:TORS.
.1 11. Sh.oldwrger, O. W. Cass,
C. B Bstchk•lor, W. K. Ni wick,
1N... l'entowk, T. B. Ciktilz.l,
W. W. Martin, IL D. ox-bran,
11.. T. Leedt, Jr., John A. Caughey,
Goorgo S. :Makin, S. S. Bryan,
David, IV. ndle.A.
/kir - All leodakfa sustained by pal ties jammed nurler
1.11111,103111p.i1y Will In, Ilberlfily
paid at ita OFFICE., No. ita STKKET. 1 jyll
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
.kt:Tlltltl7,Kll CAPITII, $300,000.
¢p-I,wan• lOildings and other Pn.prrty lAMB
Ditooo, by Fire. naoi Ilse Perils of the Sea utol Inland Novi
,vit 0 , 0 slot Tt a tl,l3..rtation.
IRECTOIiS,
W F. 3,,linston, &sh Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Otrrior, W. Jas. P. Tamer,
, -.rge W. Spith, W. S. paten, I). K. Park,
I. prier Sproul, Wade Ilarnpton, 1). M. Long s ,
A. J. Joao; .1. 11. Jonos, IL IL C'ogigatalL
OFFICERS.
lion. WM. V. JOHNSTON
tics ()wden! BODY PATTERSON.
See' y and Treass ...... A. A. CAI:111E11
M=l
A. A. CARRIER I. BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh
Stole Mutual Fire and idarige Ineurrtne
Co., or MARIS:UW{II Cl PITA', $350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
1•1111.ADKL1 . 111A. C.IP/T,I L, $300,000.
lamoronce Co. of the Valley of Virginia
WINCHESTER., VA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Commonwealth Inuuranee Company, HAI
CAPITAL $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
11ARTEMID. CAPITAL ._ND ASSETS, $2,154,489
Pennsylvania Insnranea Co., of PITTSBURGH.
ci PIT A L A _VD A SSETS Nov. 5, 1855, $129,022149.
WIC Y. Jokixtrrum, Prettidont.........A. A. C.utaina, Secretary
d..l4:Ltrpcly
FORSYTH ik SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dealers in Wool, Hides, Flour,
BACON, LARD AND LARD OIL,
WAND PRODCCF: GENERALL Y.
No. 75 WATER STItOET, PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
NEFLEIANCP.B:
Spring.:or Ilarbatigh, Plttsb'h 4;‘,. WelleVille, Ohio.
John Scott & Co, 11. Martin,
E. D. Jorkes,C4.Wr Cit. Dvp. Bk. liwna Ileratine, Phila.
Burnot, Neebit & Gurretsou,
Jogeph E. Ehlyr, St. Lorin. Philp.
t/roin.l . , Banker, ttnlunm .t Conuoll.Cinciun:„ri.
ttalt.tn, Ohio. [coLoPlyi lA. D. Bullock & Co.
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
(Successors to Arnold 4- 3 / 7 lliams,)
ANUFACTURERS Or
CH I LSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
For Warming and Ventilating ilitildinge.
Are W. A. will contract for Warming and Ventilating
by Strain put %Valor, Pipeii or Chilsou'ii Furnace, Church
&look, Factoric-4, Onxn Monism, throning,
Court Roust., Jails, or Hotels. No. TO MARKET STRERV,
Pittsburgh. aplti
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
BACON IN, SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
LARD, LARD OIL,
DRIED DUX,
SOOAR-CCRED and
CAN VASSIKD
A largo stock always on hand at
No. 297 Liberty Street,
PTITSBURGII, PENN'A
EUROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
PIITSBURQA.
Wk. Passengers brought horn the old country to Pitts
burgh, and moonys fi
tted to Eultim% EOM=
r.
t 4,..
$617,348 18
&
II:11110.0 & Coapbnil,
H. Childtk & C...
Mut.field B. Brown,
Clitistinn Zug,
Robert /i.
MEE=
Cpl Jtark gterlitig
:funnel M.
Itinithant,
lin S. Dilworth,
Sellerw,
.1 Scluionnutker,
11. lluyt.
[ docnn
J.llll Shipton
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AG EN Ts
JAMES BLAKELY,
~~4.
,~,fi~ ; ~'e a ~ -
- NEW
and' -
Fresh. Fish ,
-- • Shell' Oysters Si'
JUST RECEIVEDjkt tIiO Exevisior Itestaa- . ' . 1..
rant, where all the delicacies of the der;' .. ty
..m con be obtained on they'd:lnca:witted, and ltk
June up hi the beet style, and at Batista. tort' • .
prices. So don't forfet the sign of the"' RED.
W UM AND BLUE," N 0.113. Wood street. bel d te "it En:
. t.t: sTralowetc.
nlll7] Agent, fortiviElitlailelphla Oyster and Fish Co. '
RHODES'.
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
FOR tie Prevention and - Cure of INTERMIT
rem Asti Ilssurrszer Fzvras, Fm.a. AltnAnor., CHILL 4
Axl, FEVER, DOW AGUE., th*EUAL. Danittrr, norm Swaim,
ILA all other forms of Disease which hare n common origin.
In ItIALARLit end ItrutsAa.
This Is a NAtUItAL ANTlDOTE;whicit will entirely pro•
tect any resident or traveler, oven 'in the' moot Biddy of
localities, from tiny-Ague or Ililloos diSmtse Vaud
eour, or any injury from constantly initialing Malaria or
Miasma.
It will Instantly check the Ague in penknie 'who have sur
veil (or arty length of time, from ono dity - td.tWouty yearn,
that they need never have another skill, by continuing Ito
o acconling w Mrectiona The patient at once begin to
rusts appetite and strength, and continues until a pernta
q.t. and radical cure to effected.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cams: grane•
may require more. Directions printed in Gorman, French
and Spanish accompany each bottle. Price—One Dollar.
Liberal Jiscounts unelo to the trade.
JAMES A. IMODES, Providence, IL I.
EVIDENCE ON SAN Y.
Nils' Yong, Juno 11, DISS
" I have mails o cheinkscl emunination ithodoe Vever
ud Ague Coro,' r • Antidote:. to Malaria,' and' low° . tested;"
t f,,e Arsenic . , Mercury, quinine and Strychniria; but haws' , .c
od found a particle of either in it, nor have I fonhil ony
-utsitonco in its comiwition that would prove injurious to
constitution.
JAMES R. CLULTON, M. D., Che mist."
EVIDENCE O 1 MERIT.
LE,C - 18111Pan, Union touoty, Sae MaygilBss.
Mr. J. A. ithodes—Dear Sir: The bac of medlont r in
dent toe was duly received on the 11th of April. I have Bold -
aliout one-half or it, and su Car the peoplu who have used it
are sallsbed that it has cored them. It hnoeertainly stopped
the Agate-in every one who hoe need it, and ids of the - cages
were of long standing. „My sister'
who luta lad it for St& t.
earn bock. could never get it Rtuped, except by Qui-,
nine, and that only as long so eke would take it, is now, 1 -
think, entirely tonality your remedy. C. P.. WOINLV.tt
CAUTION TO AGUE SUFTER.ERS.
- -
Take no more Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine, Strychnine, nr
Anti-Periodies, or medicines of any kind, the virtueof which
is Owing to ouch poisonous drugs. The most they can 11 . 0 iD
lomat: the chills" for a abort time, while they arc intro
re sane constitutional maladies that case only with lifn.
liemends4r that the only Fever and !gm remedy that is •
harmless as well as sure, ie
Ithodes' Fever and Ague Cure.
Ag 3- Par sale by JOHN MITCHELL, and Druggists gene
rtny.
H. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
No. 25 Wood Street
MEM
GE'l"l'HE BEST 1-1 4 1obster's 12 , 15rt0 Die
thmary. What more eagi t utial to every family. count
inq room, student, and indeed every 011(1 'who would know
Fit.. right use of laugnag...—tho meaing. orthography, and
pronunciation of words, than a good Engltah Dictionary 1 Of
daily 11,0-oily and porno - want value. 'WEI3BTERS Jiff-
IMMIX:HD is saw the recognized Standard,. " constantly
cited and relied on ih our Courts of Justice, In our
bodies, and in public discassicms, asentirely eanchisivo,"-
ssys lion. John C. Spenser. Can I wake a better Invest-4
input'
Published by 4.8 C. MERRIMAN, SiiringileldMass—rolil
,y J. L. READ, No. Di Fourth street, and by all Booksellers
a Pittsburgh and elsewhere. - -
ALSD—Webater's School Dictionaries.
PRAT'P'S DAUGERREOTYPES AND AM
BUMF FES, which give such general satisfaction are ,
ikarly obtained, in every kind of irenther, at Lafayette Build-,
z . No. S 7 Fourth street. Pattleniar attention is paid to'
umbrotyping, os tho- timo or sitting is much less than it re
quired for Llaugerreutypes. Pietdres of children taken.in
few seconits in either of the above named styles. Anabro
typo or itavgerreutypo Copies made correctly from every.
kind of picturvs. \Vat - ranted peifect. Prices moderate.
Our MOM it, TO PLEASE, nail&
- -
A DAIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE is hereby
. 13_ given that !eters of Administration on the estate , of
NANCY AI„I6I,ONET, decease/I,lam of Finley Township, Ai.
Irgheny C. , nnty. have teen granted to the tuadersipied. It It
prro•nu indebted to said &stab) are requested to come
mini and make payment; and thugn tutving. claim. to pre
sent them, duly authenticated, tar settlement
A. 11. BURNS, Finley TONVIISMI,
Adminit‘trator.
FOR SALE—A valuable FARM et 25
Aeres, with 0 acres of Coal. situated on SQUIRREL
It ILL. 414. miles froni the city. Prim. SZABO, with $l4OO
essii, and iho hal:ince to suit purchasers. Come and gee It.
The Farm will moommend MA I. LEWIS PLENUM
mlOB,
Alf ARKET STREET DRY GOODS STORE
1_ AT Arlft.llo32 . .—On WTA I NESDAY 310113:12:11, 19th
met., at 10 o'rtsck, at the Fashionabto Dry Gonda Store of
Thomas It. Day. No. 7S Market street, between Fourth and
the Diamond. (no he is dellittin - ' lu:sit:mei will be connuenreir .
the sale of his entire stock of staple and leery Dry floods,.
de. The assortment is quite extensive, tad has been care
fully seh,ted 6,r enstonser trade;ulnag Arbich are elegant
dn.s:s silks, poplins : merinos, burn a ittsintst, do- bagas, cpburgss
Ile laines. alpaivns, silk tissues, herages. lawns, tint:hymn
and prints, cashmere . stud silk shawls, brocha and woolleta
ling and square shawls. French work collan, 'alcoves and
r 11..mig.ettea: linen and silk lltifs: hosiery, gloves..te.
Alm. satinet ta, gunnels, blankets. cheeks. ticklugs, cotton-.
:ides, drillings, ;Mon and cotton diapers, linen table gouty.
and n genend variety of Dry Ooode, Triviudngu..3c.
nihlti P. IL DAVIII,-Maet
(ZTOCKS AT AuenoN---On THURSDAY
L. K ING. 2oth in t., at 7!,..6 o'okadr.. at that MereluostsTft:
Ex.:hang,. Fourth stria 4, trill h.." ookh.so.lahare.i AtNttoa • •
flank - oT Pittabory,R 7 atos.*; 4 Fluircli - Tllegheny and Puthm
Phodc Rm.! (Nkonouly stock: sharra Pithdatrgh- and Cotii-'
nollocifie Railroad Company stock. P. M. DAVIS,
mhlB Auctioneer. •
Ar E i l i. ; ., i l E ß A ws Nl . -ICS - A R IN OA G y S I, II ,4 t r A.I%O ra F
nt e'eleek, nt the Mereltante gzehnoce. Fourth street. 'WM
tn. 6014 i 10 nharen Meettankte Suring!, Runk' nr Allmleny
city. thts per eh are paid In. I'. M. DAVIB:,
mhlB Ant:lol,loer.
VESIe GOODS! ! NEW GOODS! A.
& CO., have received end nro now Gpming
upwards of 200 eases and packagro of Calk-oa- Cluslin„.Mus•
fins, t:iimhunm,l"clinics, &o. Alga. a well tfelected,Ktork nf
Shawl, Mantilla 4. ttttt eta, Dress (locals. Tiintiniitgii,
KlohnAderies, &c., to width that' Incite attention. • • -
mhtS NO. 27 FIFTH STIIRET...
TO LET—A neat Two Story Brick Dwet
ling House en Fho street, near the Fourth street MICI.
Ipply to ltohl 81 I:LANKLY &FIIIOIIEY,
•
ITEW SPRIN COODS—No. 74 Mark&
wtrrut, Pittsborgh, Pa. The ombscrilaert. have jnxt re-
,•ivea and are nosy oponing their firat arrival of SPRING
utti ht which they wish hl call the particular attention
of their en , tarner, and the pul,Pic g-nerally. We flatter our
,lves that We have never been altlo to offer RO
and ilesirabio n stock the present.
Our PRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT contains nti the twit"
style:, and novelties of tho mason— ,
ti.xtra rielt Mark and ('Dined )loirantlituis..Wk.,l;
Jimper, Clietia and Striped
Plain. Striped and Plaid Black
lewd Silk Fienuned note.:
" Chitlli
" liarege
Lawn
Latens..le.
SIIAWLS AND MANTLES.
Our Shaul and Xl:tittle Room itl supplic,l withgll tht , new
tyl. Crap, Ca..ltinero, Stella, Silk. Ltrockia, bfoirailLique,
Lace, &iv
NI,F.'I)L.F. WORK.
Our stock of Collars. flouncing, Sleeve. Ac., is not sae
pugged by any n‘N„k•W est of the Moontaln.s..
Also, a hood a:sort:llsta of MOURNING AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS,
DOMIISTICS
Prints, elllgtarrlß. CIWCYI. MusllpCy Tickings; Kentucky
Jeausrussinetts, Cansimeres, Cotton, Linen and Pant Stuffs,
&e. Also. Hasiiery, Ribbons, and every other article
usually kept in a first-class bry Goals House, to which we
solicit a call and examination before purchasing elsewhere,
as no feel Nnfident We have never been able to exhibit such
a desirable stock, 'LOVE BROTIitiILS.
Formerly Young, Stevenson .t Lore.
Lt Market str4et, Pittsburgh, Pa.
DR. H. .J. BORRETTE, 13 Fourth street,
Pittsburgh, offers his valuable FRENCH REMEDY,
is unfailing in the rare of all thoso painful and dan
gerous disorders to which the Female Constitution Is tmbject.
It mu,lerates all excess, and removes all obatructionn—h,
~L n omp. the debilitated and delicate by raw:dating . and
strengthening the system, and fortifies the constitution for
the duties of life.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It i ponaliarly sintotl, as it will in a short limo i i enamme fat
obstructions.
We are not of the number who believe and act in accord.
ance with the belief that long and ebabomto detail gins
weight and dignity to objects of either momentous or trivial
import; we incline to the contrary opinion, and hold that
siruplidity and truth invest cosh as are worthy of oily atten
tion, in decidedly the most 'rich and comoly colors.. in •the
present instance, our great desire Is to be understiod liy
those who nosy look to as for information, all else being con
sidered of minor Importance.
See circulars.
.11a - Office hours from S. A. M. to 0 P. M
lIOIIIE ; or, Recollections of a New Eng--
land Family.. By Anna Leland. Ono neat vol. Mao.
Price, SI.
It is a picture of domestic life running through n_varloty.
of !domes, and introducing the reader to multiform owe
and persons. In one or two chapters the horohae
ton. Her impressions are given with power and heir . t. She
writes or our people and places with an earneitt. '
tronh mid
vigorous pen. The wheae work is finely writtur Iree
will not fall to obtain a wide and el:thin:by 1 UM'
of ...C.
circleread
ers. We certainly adviscour reactors to this , Home. ,
It e-rusinly will prove one of-Sphirefe .
ana iiutn,cuorLs_
13.1.m2 Daily Ike.
For sale by
mh
LY ONE I. 1 0 1:, SE on Mount Washington
POR RENT. immediate possession can be
that pleasant residr.n ee nearly opposite to Market street
The house connate, seven rooms, well finished; a fine Portico
in front; a ciste re with filter. Also, a large stable, one-half
of an wane of ground, he. It is, only 20 minutes walk from
the Neu Torras-- $ t,175 per year.
inhl7 S. CUTHBERT $ SON, 51 Market street.
PIO IVIET.AL-- •
100 tons Anthracite, extra soft;
50 " NO. 1 Charcoal,
CaVERSEED- 60 bushels prime Penna.
Seed foesalu [culll7l lIENR ] 11. COLLINS.
L INSEED bbls. for-stileby
HENRY IL COLLINS.
DRIED - A:PRLES-2410 bus. this day ree'd
. and for ktalo by [mlll7] HENRY H. COLLINS.
FlSll—Mackorel. White Fish, TroW — sit,
man, kc. (ruhl7) HENRY IL COLLINS.
C ii .
IDINEY _TOPS, of five different - pat
ceran, fur Nth; by fiblil7l lIKNILY IL eounis.
1 dozen, heavy ironed;
1 ~l ight " Grocer? Tracks.
:lAItIES
WANTS A SITUATION—A Warehouso
Man or Porter, a thulium, who 6 a good ngtisu
Arhrlar. Apply to • fiahrij JAMES WARIFRO.P.
GRAPE PRUNERS-,Your dozen Gdmara
n o m, ouo of the beat Pruners known, just nice 7.1
at the seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 47 nth stieek: by
mhl7 JAMES ivAapaot.
(WEST -100 boxes damaged ;
11 100 do in good order. Fur sale Der
SMITU MAIR HUM&
WANTED—To trade Ilea Estate fez. Alit;
glumly Valley It, IL Stock.. AUSTIN 'LLXLIWs'i
rubo 'AQ Ictuuth *eat.
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lITTSBUIIOII. VA
IL 51INER & CO.,
No. 32 Smithfield street.
For toile by
JOHN MOORHEAD.