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ISBIAIGW MORNING POST.
Printed and paioned envy morning, ( Sunday , annr 4 4)
BY cilldtatkOßE & MONTGOMERY ,
On Tan NORTH-111im CORNIER Or WOOD AND mita ornarin.
TM...ILI—Five Dollars a year, payable strictly in advance.
Six Dollars Invariably required if not paid within the year.
ASP Single copies, Two Cr.:yrs—for sale at the counter In
the Offices and by the News Due.
THE SATURDAY MORNING POST
Published from the salve on a large blanket sine
sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, in advance. Single copies,
Five Ctsys.
Sir No paper will be discontinued, (unless at We discre
tion of the Proprietor.,) until all arrearaires are paid.
ARP - No attention will be paid to any order melees accom
panied by We money, or satisfactory reference in thie
.047-06unerted with the Establishment of the Morning
aoet is one of the largest JOB PRINTING OFFICES in the
ty, where all kinds of work is done on the shortest notice,
and most reasonable terms.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
SAMUEL C. WINGARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
InTrsncann, PENNA.
Aar Office In BAK EWELL'S BUILDI MIS, Orant trt.t,
(nearly oppo,itr, the Cokut liouse.) febl2 . lv
• _
CHARLES W. .
ATTOBSEY AT LAW,
ERENSI3IIII,I;
CAldliltlA COUNTY. PLNNA.
agrAiSo riat - tici•A in Huntingdon, Blair, Clearfield and 1,
liana coulitien lehl%ily.
C. ft SPROUL,Attorney and
11 °1
,1. 1 1. ; at . Loa, oft, N.. ---Fourth etre;•l,
bur.h.
_
TAMES A. Low 11l I:, Attorney at Law,
ty Fourth street. l'itudelrgh, between I,4lnlthtleld and
Cherry alley. decllny
_
JOR N BARTON, Attorney and Couns — ellOr
at Lavr, alike corner of Flttla and Brant streets, Pitt*
Car h le3:ly
ST. ROSS, Attorney at Law, No. 109
Fourth stmt., PitteburalL fourth door below Mr. }lady
Patteriann'e Livery Stable. Je2B
A'FRICK :II'K ENNA, Alderman of Third
j_ Ward. office corner of Grant and Fifth streets, k formerly
occupied by Alderman Lewis,) a here all busineem pertaining
to the office of Alderman and Justice of the Peace will be
promptly attended to, febl:Bm
"fj MIL, Surgeon Dentist, successor to G.
filddla. N. 144 Smithfield street
-4- Office hours from 13 to 1 u'ciock, sad from 2 to 6 o'clock
foblb:ly _
JSCOTT, Dentist, Fourth street, five doors
.teat of Market.
IQ- Omoo hour. from 9 o'clock A. M. to 5 o'clock P. M.
dectolfy -
BUSINESS CARDS
JOIIN NIOORlIEA1.), Wholesale Grocer and
Coromitaiou Nl,clr,.nt, for clia sale of PIO MIPL'AI, nod
BLOuNIS. mud PRODUCE getierally, Wood strwt.
v 24
JAMES MELLINGER, Monongahela Pla
cing Mill, would respectfully inform hi., ?rientle and the I
the public that his new establishment is now In full opera.
bon, and that hr is prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and ill
all orders for PLANED LUMBER, with promptness, and at
the lowest rates.
Board sod Plank, planed on cue or both sides, constantly
on hand.
Sash, Doers and Muldings, of every description. made t '
order.
*My Builders mid Carpenters would laud it to their nal,.
Mgr to give him a call. au he can now furnish them w it ti
Planed Stud, suitable for every description of mark.
FULTON CAR WORKS, FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP, SANDISIIIT, °Rte. — Th. subset - in,
having moved into his new Works, recently erected. via net
of Water. Nl'Donough and Sheldy Streets, is prepared to eon
tract for Lod execute all orders for Passenger, 1ima...49.
Pea-iffier, House Freight, Platform, Gravel, timid and al,
other descriptions of CARS.
Also, for STEAM EMU IN ES of all sizes, GEARING, RA 11.
ROAD CASTINGS of all descriptions, and all other work
appertattung to a Foundry and Machine Shop.
The Foremen of the atflerent departments are et - lentil
and practical men—mosey front Eastern manufactories--
who keep themselves informed and adopt all valuable mod
ern improvements. (oug2Sttfl W. N. WETHERELL.
-- ---- -- • - ---.—
VIE HOPE COAL COMPANY haring
Ire
cently met with tomes in transporting coal to Cincin
nati, bewg insured by the Manufacturers' lusurnioe Coll,
pauy, of pro take plemunt In atatang that their
claims were mptly adjusted by J. Newton Jones. Agent
of mid Company. D. BUSHNELL,
Agent of Hope Coal Company, Cincinnati
Pittsburgh, December 27, 1855.,dec.2.9
REVOLVERS: REVOLVERS :: — Just. re
reined.. be Express, direct from --- -"-
Lite manufacturers, a splendid atirort
went of Cots's REPEATINU PISTOLS,
four, fire and six inch barrels, all of
I which we will sell for cash at m low
i prom as they Cott be bought IL the city of New York lit
i
is gang to Australia and Caddie nisi will Mel tt...1 the) a
s •.
tie better by purchasing then - equipage at hum, Hose tn.
, cal, among sirmigers—as we give iteruolis u Chan. • 1.• IT t .
any 01 the above Pistols before Isat mg the city. anti .t. ~...
of a Lino!. too tefund the money.
BOWS k TETLEY,
aer, 1101 W‘uul ottuet, I'u alma ttli
. _ _.• _
B -orrLERs._Jou.,O,.:„EN k Co., Bottler --
JAI% k MEL:- . ..k .1 I.M . ... ....cut. fTV, ilLl_. No. I ~ .7 First stmt, would respectfidlr ititat ti, the pit , -
Al ' \\ - Ills ~ LEE tki. Co., Wh,,lesali , (sroeers, he that Ow) . have. .'..lastaullt W. hand ,: large 4111.1.1) •
Pr..ltnat and Cortinumion Alez - hau•s, and dealer, in t SAIL 9 APARILI.A. MINERAL WATER, ALE and bolt T El.
Vaud., gh Slarrufrol tires, No. Is Wood uti, 1, tu-heats %Va1..,t.1 the . best quality
and Front streets, Pitt-burgh. _ apt ti I The attention of families is particularly dire, tad to th.
0).. F .,r ,,, r di ng
~,, .1 r fact tbat thee battle W klNltltillT 9 Al E in its purest 'that,
-r 01IN W. au..f LE R ~4. Pl.vs,:a' ta r
t .-chimentl ' it . 1.. fainllie .1
; on . C, t; v. h
mit of is
4 t , C' n '"'` i " . Nl"' hints. dealer. ' ell' " -ht ‘. 4 I'ITIS - . ems and strengthening qualities.. ' a t3o.ir
BURGH MANUFACTURE,. LEAD PIPE and SHEET I --_.....
LEAD, No. 67 Frort street, Pittsburgh. aep'....91 '
HE. , .N1{.1. 11. COLLINS, Fora arding and
C. •111111,1,10,1 Nlttrttllfifit., anal a littlegllltt dealer tn FISH, ;
CHEESE. lierrEll. ,KElts an I PItuDLCE generally ' No .
25 Wool street. Pittsburgh. mare I ,
WILLIAM PARR ‘i 1.'0.. (William Carr,
late of t la- tit, ..1 .1 Par tier A C...• wholesale GR.).
CERS and .1,....el i in F.,,e,t1. Wl7‘ ES mei BRANDIES, 01,i 1
Monongahela awl Itect.toal WHISKY, No,
329 Commercial
Row. Liberty street. Put•ltur,zh. )itl.y_
JOSEPII FI,E II IN II , Hilt . t•bssor to L. Wil
a a. c..., a...a of Ma, Let •treet and the Diamond, 1
keeps .a.u.itarttl, ..n band i t 11..] .0- f . .el .111 .1 1111L0: 1 , NIEL, I
ICIN ES. NIEDICIN E t it f.-. - I ; t,,- i •tt ERY, aud all anti- t
des parts:no,. I I. t.• 10t..., • .
Air Phypi. - uans' boaP .•1 tilt.. ..........,naly compounded at all '
h ours. Jett,
J 011.11111.1,1 1 ,./ •.. . . .„ . .. .0...1.11,AN PLC/[1, ,,
FLEMINi] URI yrii Eits, ~,i,,,,e.r, ill ,1.
Ki Id A C... wholesale DR C.ili IST,, No. iit , W.. 0.1 MI ru..l,
1-111/111ur,h Ittopriebo •of Dr \l'Lane's celebrated V 1.111., •
tugs, I.lz, Pills, Ac• isle !
---- - .
J. i.: : M A 11!•511..V1,1., sucees,lr to 11. Lee.
. WOOL DEALER and Co klm issl..lN MERCHANT, '
No via Libeitv •tr.a.t. Pitt-nurclt
R.0.-...,,---‘A lbClout , . k 1 Br .• . Kt toner k Raton, Mite
pby , Ti,-rmo, S F- . Brow it s Kirk p it. i• It
Pittsburg.. May -i, 151.1, 11021
I --
W. ~.11 1 iIW iA
il:k, dealer 111 bitttickY
s Leaf Tot:m . ol, RAG , an , PAPER, No. i .1! Mo . I
sty.t. below math. Putstaugh ..1.•A1.1y
*0- The higloa,t market I.rtt e, 1I t .1011, paid for Ilags.
WALT= P. It ttE...lli ‘l.l. . .....100(tel K. Iltt.ur . ..
WP. MARSHALL A, - 1'.., Importer: ui.d
. ~,,,r.,„ ?I,llch Hll.l American PAPER HANto
iNOS, No 57 Wt. d street, l'itt.thurgh
41141.-Su/1.- agent, for then:rick/NO.I inantifutures of )leusr,.
Pelicourt i C... Pans. Aug.:
B . ... .
T. C. MORGA.N, li.voksedler and Sue
. ti-411, Ilan always on hand It general it.,....r1 Inept ..f
School. klittcellanoons and Wank Liot.kr ; Prlnllng, Post in 1
Cap Prier. ace wholesale and retail, St/. 10.1 Wood stteet,
below iietli - east NUJ,. Pittsburgh
sir W ANTED—Rags Hilti Tan net s' Scraps. apl :a I y
JORN I. ;MELLOR, Wh,desale and Retail
dealer In AI USIrA I. I\sl'lll NI ENTS. PLAN , )`, MUSIC,
SCH.IOI, BOOKS mud STATION MIRY, No. td Weal etre. i,
Pittsburgh. anl
. .
Puttl9 hrl,lPlt . • • rteIIPKT J. ANDEXaoIII,
REI .lElt & ANDERSON, (successors to
.J,,i,,,. ith-1,.. A c.,..) whohasile dealers in FOREIGN
FRU rrs. NUTS. SPICES, CONFECTION AR Y, SU() A RS. Ac.,
No. 39 Wood street, opposite the St. Charles Hotel, Pitts.
ap9
wruiAlt MILLI:E. Phi lad A..... vu. luccrrs.)n,
M ILLER RICIiETSUN, Wholesale Ciro
a 001 . 1.4.-111 BRAS 1)1 KS, WINKS and SKI.] A ItS,
Non. 17:! and 1: I, I..lb,rty 'tracts, Pitto
turgh Irk,n, Naha, Cotton 1 arui , , he , constantly ou hand.
13-210
&LYRE:. a CUE.LIM.; . .... .... MOW , : US ROBERTSON.
L. 1,14 LII RILL. r. Ht.:CRT L. RINBW II.T.
CURLING, iwßEitTstis & Nianu
facturers of Cut. Pressod and Plain Flint 01,A5.. , ..WA1;
warehouse No. 17 Wood arrest. corn, of Front. l'ittnburgh
Lay - All other but.lB 0f 01.8 u -ore and Window Glans, nt
low ,illrkut
I A ILES K. LUJLIS ..................... . J.
LEi)LtE ULANI, Successors Nlulvany
LA uxanufacturers of Cut. Nloulded and Plain
flint and Fancy Col..red GLASSWAItK, and dealers in all
Kinds .1 . Wnl. , , Glans, Flanks, V tale and Bottlos Ware
house c.•rn , r of Market and Water streets, Pittsburgh.
mli3 .11y
R _E MU V AIII NI SE N . , Manufacturer
al manly .4 - VI ALS. BOTTLES and %%I Nix) w
GLASS; blank Ritter, Wine and Claret &eta.; Demijohns
and llarliovv; alaa. Flint iilas9 In every vat oty arehouse
Nos. 101 sis.oild and 1 ta First street. inh2S
F.
H. Dlt A VO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, dealer
COUNTRY offers for sale a rho),
stork id WO KIER' ES. selnied for family use. Stilees oI
every t arosty and the purest quality, ground at his Steam
Mills. Also. Lulea Fruits. Foreign and Ganestrc Produce
taken Ini exchange for merchandise.
F. It D. lu s procured a full assortment of LanAreth's war.
ranted I:ARDEN O li EDS. and invites the attention of all in
taroste I in i ural affairs.
. _
CUMNIISSIUS subseribers
11..w0. for the al. t o imri,,se, at No 17
Siatthtl , 6l tr,L, lour dean aboto the ‘Loom,zahola
IVs will pm - ,'h.0,, or rot e/to on for sale,
uuu
airranellt. FLOUR. 11ACON, C11E1,,2 . 41. 0111 N, OATS,
BARLF.Y. FLAX FEW.). UKArc SEED, It kLED IIAY,
upon I Wv will !link, pul,lime at tho tenet
market ratio; for oast!. !flov!!!! AIA;EO 8. Cu.
W 1 I. 111,f1,77.
12N ( ILISI/ S: itiCHARDS () N. FOrWarding
nll , l wlwit-sale dealer. 11,
Fl6/1. h-u' , n xlvt till.. and L,Tlrrully
ho,ise I.) Ilurlin , le, I urdtrata. N.. I
WRlti and 1j..1 Ft,t
A DI, E. W holesale and Retail SA 11-
bLE.. HARNESS, TRUNK, VALISE and CARPET
BAG MANUFACTURER, No. 106 Wand street, Pittsburgh.
5 -29 :Y
ENT ER.PII.ISE WORKS, No. 136 Wood
Street. third door below Virgin alley.—ROWN & TET
LEY would he attention of Sp,rting risen to their large
assortment of GC NS, RIFLES And It EVoI,VINC, PISTOLS,
the largest an I 1.,..1 sel,,ted stink eves opened iu this nil
Etat, together w I, a grvii, al sire , , tooott of hardware, Cutle
ry, Tools an I Fishing Tin kle, all of which we offer tit the
lowest 1.,01.1, nab purchasers, or for
proved pap,. marlm
NORTH - w EST ERN POLICE 'AGENCY,
No. ag Wine clan street, corner of Lcnrborn , um.
CAGO,
11.1.. EN PINKERTON IR 13. RODOERS.
PINKERTON A , devote 111,, pottro attootion to the
Elarotaftlon of it viieral detective PoI.ICE IIeSINESs
the States It Wisc.onin, Michigan and Indiana.
mhl9 - dif
't
0 V E:S.-- No. 12.4 Wood street, above
S
Pifth.—We beg leave to call the Trade to oar StoCk
Stoves, L/flow Wart. and Casting,' in general. having ietrier b
ed every thing in our line, we can safely say that we catimd
be surpassed in finish, fitting, and smootlinesn, by nay in !lib.
trade. Merchants will tied it to their advantage to call
fare buying elsewhere.
fell
TIIOMAS OLIVER, SADDLE, HARNESS AND
TRUNK MANUFACTURER, No. 4 . St. Clair litrect,
Pittsburgh.
ON— !torso Clothing. Spurs, &c.
WA'reflES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
- AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
JOLLY M. Fir)JERTS Ix now selling oli his large and
stock of tine Watches, Chrck,r, Jewelry and Yaricy
Gorels at a very small advance on first cost, preparatory to
enlarging his Store Room and the purchase of an entire
new stock for the spring trade.
Persons diarirmg GREAT BARGAINS shonld ctdi early, as
it is his deternonstion to close out his present stuck with
out regard to I. rmer prices.
Don't forget the pIace—ROBERTS', 16 FIFTH street, near
Market. fell;
MEN AND BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING
—RosENTHII. S I3RII, Fifth street, apposite Ma
ion's, have a large suir.k of Men and Boys' CLOTH' NU
on hand, comprising some entirely new and elegant styles,
,which they are prepared to furnish at the lowest cash prices.
Also, a large and lashiouableetuck of ciENTS' FURNIBHI NO
*3OODB. decla:dly
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a BIGII.OW MARTIN L. STErZIIB °LOMA ILBEI. T.
PITTSBURCIII COACII FACTORY—BM
ELow & to E. AI. Bigelow, 4F Dia
mond alley, near Wood street, Pitteburgh—CAßßlAG ES,
00ACUES, PHAETONS, BUGGIES, and every deectription•
of FANCY VEHICLES built to order, and finished is a
mnuuer onourpaesed for beauty of desigu. elegance of thiell,
skill of workmanship and of materials.
*is_ All work warn. ii foove
EN'T'ERPRISE WORKS, 1" , ;j).136 Wood
st., third door below Virgin alley.—BOWN A TETLEY
Would call the attention of Sporting men to their large as
sortment of GUNS. RIFLES and REVOLVING PISTOLS,
the largest and best select.] stock ever opened in Oda mer.
ket, together with a general assortment of HARDWARE
CUTLERY, TOOLS and FISHING TACKLE, all of which we
offer at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, or 1,
good approved paper. marl i
JOLTS EL TWIN° . taus. It tiotnia ..... 1.. TUC:,
rr B. YOUNG & CO., No. 38 Smithfield
Street, Opposite City Hotel, msantacturesr of CA I:1-
NET FURNITURE and CHAIRS, of every description. Ma
terials and workmanship warranted, and sold at reduced
price& Case taken in packing for land and water carriage.
• ingla
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VOLUME XIV.
IMPORTANT
WITH BAD 81011 T.—Persons suffering from Bad Sight,
arising from impaired vision, constitutional decay, old age,
or other causes. would do well to call upon Dr. U. I . SIIA B',
PRACTICAL OPTICI . A.N, where they may rely upon getting
Spectacles scientifically adapted to the JUST WANTS of'
TUE KYR Address,llo Fifth street, opposite A. A. Mils.,,uS,
Pittsburgh.
P. S.—Telescopes, Microscopes, Thermometers, and eves y
article appertaining, to the Optician trade, kept arid repaired
ou the peemisee.
Kir Glasses inserted to old Frames.
*IL Any article not approved of, exchanged free of ex
panse. des7:l)
NEW COACH AND CARRIAGE FAC
TORY.--JuIINSTON, BROTHERS k 00, corner of
Rehear. and Belmont streets, Allegbecy City, would r.q.ect
fully inform their friends and the public generally, that the)
have commenced the manufacture of CARRIAGES, ItA•
ROUCHES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES, SLEIGHS and CHA
RIOTS, in all their various styles of blob awl proportion.
ult. All orders will he executed with atria regard to durii•
bills y and beauty pith:Ugh. Repairs will also be attended to
on the most reanonable terms. lining in all their work the
best &intern Shafts. Poles, and Wheel emir, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will be
perfectly natisfied on trial of their new work.
Purchasers are requested to give us a call, before per.
chasing elsewhere. octecly
AMILLIKEN & CO. have on hand, at
• their extensive CABINET and CHAIR MANUFAC.
TORY, N 0.64 Smithfield ortrwt„ a large ansortment of Ferny
and Plain Furniture, which they will 'ell lb per cent. lower
than customary rates. Terms, cash only. Ideci27:y
CHARLES BARNETT, Kassa SHOER AND
BLACELS3IITH, has erected a new and ,111112111d11 , 1311
Brick Shop on CHERRY ALLEY, between Third and Fourth
streets, inhere he in prepared to do all work in his hue with
the utmost promptitude. Having had long experience in
the &Leine., he respectfully nelicits the patronage 01 bin
mintomers and the public generally. Jul.ll
RAFF, RRISMVER, k GRAY!
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13'itthiirt.i - tlitTtitilli.____
PUBLISHED' DAILY BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF WOOD AND FIFTH STREETS; AT FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
BUSINESS CARDS
"Neither with my eye nor my faith will I trifle.
J. J. GILLOII . I6 ...... ........ ....A.
TJ. LiILI.V.SPIK C. , J.. I...a,kaar, laiLaaa alantlfactaror..
t o , . at.d draltra Platte,
yra,iagv., Combs and Vat. y No NV0t...1 at root. rat,
Oa hand and mad.. to ardor. Udt I . ,er ar.d Nlnat -.
Nlallogato. oaal, K.luut and titit 1.1-
avory ripuoa
ntnalubont Inrorate.l mid (Id t.
A. SW I LER, Wholesale and Beta! I
M. Denier In Furits..es, Ranges. St.ot,a. Tin, Ir., 11,
11,,usekeepers' flardirare, Tlntiers' Ilashihes and Ts,ls, Tin
l'lste, 'Meet Iran. Wire Ittret.a., 24 :swill
street. 10pFs.site
Be i2l.,..tNitu
T WHITE,I ,
;ENETTAN BLIND )IANI:FarTL' -
WM. has recovered his health so as to resume los old
b 114,,,, and has opened his BLIND MANI:FM.I ,I BI . at
No. t Fifth street, near the Post White, t.ietwern N.. .I
Smithfield. where he has an assortment of BLINDS. trammed
with plain and fancy Worsted and Silk Trinammo. sod 14
prepared to a l l any order an has Ilne, on the most lel...n:llde
terms. ills work u warrnntod to pre satisfaction. ,d money
refunded.
101_ Old Blinds repaired. Plea. , giro him a all, as
he
can't be heat to workmanship. int ly
BF. SIIOPE, MEacEtA Nr TAILOR, Third
. Dopatch Ittut.hu.nt, th.o.k 1..1 I. r
the ve::. 1114.1,1 lettrounge up,.
twip, to PAR a c•PlOillUlt111e oi 11811... I. .
lo.ttor posoto..l than evert., funtok. t0..1..h. n I
L. 111 4 . 1 ,1 xlth gtotnunt. uot.ll efilfir :.
eiNA Loviss vo baud a large RldOrtillt.a ol •
.tile. of CKSTINUti, CA.*INIERF.S., CLOTH:, A... wI, I.
I, w 111 twilit• to order vu the shot - Last cmin., upon row...nab!.
tenon
1% , 4, A Pe , fett fit id way el a arraute.l. v10:11
W ol) WEL FURNFITRE AND
erribrtoe ‘,ry
iiirniture. in Roar. Matnigany and Wail. tit.
:alio fur Limn:her, mud dirrin, ranni, . egnnl it, any
in Ni-vi Y.irk and at lover pricel t:‘ ,1y
article made liy hand, I.(' war rant.-‘l.
eatitui.t Makers ituppinal with any quantity of FUR NI
TURF. and CHAnti+, uu rraautrable term s .
Hotels and Steamboat* f to - 11104.d at the Nhortnfit
/FR- Warcrixinur, Nos 77 arid fU Third strt-ot,
aue2_~'I'ITSIfUNIJ l'A.
J. & T. GROUTT
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BRANDIES, GIN, WINES, &c,
DEALERS IN
Fine Old Monongahela Rye Wtdoky,
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY ;
ALSO:
RECTIFIERS AND DISTILLERS
CORNER OF SMITRFIELD AND FROIfT STREETS.
PITTSBURtni, PA.
DAVID CAMPBELL &
LOCK have associated together under the style
CAMPBELL .1 POLLOCK, for the transaction of a general
Variety and Dry Goods business, and the manufacture of
plain and Waved Line Gilt Mouldings. ruhlio
WATCHES AND JEWELRY. -JOHN
M. ROBERTS, No. lei FIFTH street, is now opening
an entire NEW STUCK of Gold and Silver Patent lxvet.
Anchor, Lepine and Vertical WATCHES, in open tool hunt
of the most celebrated Englis h and no i...,, inset)
facture. Also, Gold Guard, Vest and lob Chains, eat..
Keys. Miniature Canes Bracelets, Gold Pens and Cass, pen
Ms, Toothpicks. heavy plain Set and Seal Forger Rings
Breastpins, Ear-Rings, Cut Pius, Studs, Sleeve L o ops, Gold
and Silver Spectacles, Silver and Plated Spoons, K ni‘ef and
Fork, Jet. Coral and Fancy Conals. Alao, a large ntAirk of
the lwet 1111.A.'7 , 5. CLOCKS at all prices.
The above stock has twee purchased direct front the East
ern manufactories, and selected with great pre for the retail
trade, and will besold at a entail advance on cost.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired; Gliding and En
graving executed in the beet manner, and Silver Were and
Jewelry made to order. JOHN )1. ROBERTS,
apt Fifth street, next disc to Market.
I)ALY'S STOCKING FACTORY,-C.
DALY corner of Market alley and Filth street, finds it
necessary to contradict a report that has gained currency.
that he was selling off to quit business. Ile never had such
intention. He inform. the public that he still continues to
supply
STOCKINGS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
And all kinds of HOSIERY, al Ids estahlislonent. Hi• Far
tory is near Ryan's Building. ou Firrit ctnwt at all
times to the inspection of the pad', It
has., beto.l..d the
work of his own manufacture, brought to the rit the
largest assortment of Goods in his line ever brought to this
city, which are warranted to be of the best qualtty. and will
Le sold at th most reasonable prices. He has but one Saks
Room, at the e
corner of Market alley aud Fifth street.
C. DALY.
Corner Market alleyeunl Fifth st.
N
EW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE--If you
want to base "help," Snd employment, buy or sell
Property, call at LOWRIE'SINTELLIGENCE OFFICE, No.
14 Fifth street, bear Market street.
Legal Documents and Copying dune with neatness and
despatch. (tel6dif JOSEPH W. LOWRIE.
FORSHA'S LINIMENT—The best Lini
meat now in use for sprains, brulsem, Ac., 1.2 doe. just
received by JOS. FUEMINO,
ap2s corner Thamond and Market at
plO METAL-190 tons good quality, cold
blast, just received per steamer Irene, and for sale by
_apN P. M. DAVIS, corner Wood and Fifth sta.
CREASE--Bayes' celebrated Grease fur
kfi Drays, Usrts, Buggies, Railroad Oars, Ac., in can,
kegs and bbla, for sale by I ap'29l HENRY U. COLLINS.
COAL \VORKS FUR SALE.—Sixty three
(.1 , 19 of laud, with 250 of Coal attached, and all the in,
provewents thereon in succo-slul operation. Said Farm is
situated on the Mououoltela river, 34 Mike. above Pill
burgh, and Is supplied vi iih a Farm House, Baru, Tenant
Rouses, Orchard, Railroad. mod nu excellent harbor.
The vein of Goal is firs let thick, and ainnot be surpassed
In quality. For forth, partic
PIICHULSON
apply t,
k PAYNE,
Jel`ktf No. '2:15 Liberty street.
—_______
WALKER'S UNEQUALLED INDEL
IBLE INK.—I have Just received a large supply of
this celebrated Indelible Ink, with or without the prepare.
tien. It is o ff ered as the beet Ink now In use. In all cases
the money will be refunded where It does not plea...
JOS. FLEMINU,
ap2s ooruer Diamond alley and Market et.
BUSINESS CARDS
GREATEST IMPROVEMENT VET!
YEW SC A I. E- IL K LEBER & BRO.,
have just re+ etied n mall lot of
NUNNS & CLARKS' PIANOS, 7•, - ;. 71 6 4.-,, , r,.
provided with their NEW SCALE. 'rho
their latest, and unikitiliteilly the Most 111-
PORTrST improvement sn yot the MEI, Forts. Thu
POWER of the Instrument Is alnaivit DOUBLED thereby;
a n d ii i p o int o f vow., isiVen Ile. and brilliancy of tone, they
surplus,. anything as yet produced In the shape id a Piano
They possess all the advantages of the Grand Plate, with.
out any ot its disadvantages. We now challenge isimparhWin
with the instruments of any other maker in Oils oinotry,
confident that eiery unlitasked judge of the article will at
omie admit their superiority. Ti,' public m respectfully
Itetl to call and exammelliese superb instruments.
11. 51.EHER BR,),
S to agouta for Numat A 'narks' Pianos
For Western Pennsylvania.
No. fill Fifth street, neat door to Masonic Hall
P. S—Splendld assortment of the above shortly expected
for tint S tin Tradik ape
. _
NEW SPRING STOCK OF
CHICKERING & SONS
PIANO FORTES.
JOHN if NIELI,OIt hen ~,,,..,
fi erp m
just received seven more of ...!......,%:),...,
I'IIICKEILINO & SONS' • i -•
HAM) ItiltTES, and coin- i
pleted the Stuck, del...Awl for Spring Sales, of TIIIKTr•FI VI:
1351 V end splendid I mdi unit DIA, ‘ , I . every ‘itriety and style,
manufactured by the Me*eirs PhirkerMO. rrgedott,) from the
plainwt SIX Ot;TA % E to the most splendidly tthiphed
Seven Octave Square Piano Fortes,
us well um their superb and Inimitable brand and Parlor
ararel Pianos. EN ERY HAM.? FORTE in this lot le of
their NEW ?CALE. with their PATENT IRIIN FRAMES,
and PATENT ACTION, and our t my warranted b. the
purchaser by the tuanutacturers, but by the subscriber. to
be in all reapt,ts . perte:t as Ineitrumeubs sail be made,
both in reirier.l to Material and Werknianship.
PRICES INVARIABLY TILE SAME isa iu Boat On. ;It the
Manufactury.
M ELLtIR. No HI W...l%trret,
betwa.•n IMaue.nd alley awl Fourth street.
Agent for Cluckeruitt ,t voce, Reitn, fcr Pittsburgh and
Wentorr: Peuna. !tails
NEIN' St'I'PLY ()I , PIANO I . OIITEs
citAßtyrrE nt.umr: ha, J .,.
tut ther ,upply of linnet. Dart. &
patunt ntltt.tengton hrithze
and c.ntpooltion beating+, ninTwith tepealL
sag Urand Actlon.
Al a prowl of the sni•eriurity [lnn , Plan., n, the 1..1-
wlng entrust of a ret.,rt at the Into - Niechatto'n Fttio
IhAton. In c..cnt..tltten with the relehraled mate, .lona.,
Chic kering. w vea. l'reftnlent ”t• the A ton. - tatien
The Ma.viatlnt,etts (.121.1 nun, is' ham. . lath.
,lld wilt to II AUct. 1 , 31 I. 1
t•“, f 1r the !..ti tintiel F.kt - te onitithuted 1.. the Kr!
Lne .kf \ 111111 i
f11“.1151.1 “ti.• .4 Lin Le..t. Grunh.ll •••OithilluA
runipettti , n with Mettts. II U. &
The 0441-Inllltt.-..,1'r-r,,,,r3 J 1.1
Jelin Luukte, en' ,ny yl the Urund . •• In I..ne. it I+ till, round. lull and well halettne.l; a Capita: ip,tl uuleo t,
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The l'intt,,A am nut•le n ali toll IP. (rant, • tr,-til,„l
At• Ale, •Inhon llrPk. I. itn.l nee tentAv lt,Antn,l In Any rimy.,
In n,1•11111,11 to 111. ti,o ••tm• 1-11.1 hap • • v.,1
Plan. ItAnt w Arlt••ll & ••
Ilnu•korn . A Vi 1.A.:.1
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to 1.1 .VO.l. CI LU/LUTI'I BLC ME
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II • 'ld tal.• 1, t thoit fist! %Alio
Another Inv nt.,••.! the. ~11.1.rultAl Ilatnnor g h PlArn.4 n•o
peat,-.1 In .vverA.l Atrelin s' H.
FOURTH STREET CARPET Snit!.
W. D. & U. McCALLI 11,
airs . ; IITII ,TII ET. N E.Ar,
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prve,nl I :•I'ft I e k '
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luamlee and pn.. , Tattle n 1 (1"1.1se ,n,ll
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h an.: 111111 11 A. . . 4.1 .f
Ull. I, .11ert.1 Si at •en:, nlct ate ratns
‘1..0 nt..
MANSFIELD sEMIN &111
AND
Allegheny County Normal School
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ILI the Sul,
NKLIN II ANTI "TAMP NT, M AAA .
11y tht•tr Agent. W N 11.1. A /11
1 1 11t,I•urg1t, 31n) I'2. IStti. tut! 1111
LU t H.O F: F'F:l A F: )1 INAEI
_IA The Trute., of 1., 11•1 C••”1110kr)
go, notice 10 the fri• u is ut the instittiti..u. that the ht.,
WILLIAM II
ill health, tu hector of the halls,
have be,u n0tt,111,1,411 , tr. ne , t h e Salo/kW.. Hers wer
the Rev tlEeFtur• Ilionn, of Nen YOlk, fur the .11“ e pore
tests, and win. antdis at one upon the dl,clotro Lt his 1111
From the serf high Wei ttAPteriti commendation ,
a huh then have had .1 . Mr. Hinge. they have uo thash) of ho
eminent tltneKs for the cork rola:nat.,' to him. and thus
they helieve that we b er his 11,nel:dollen' Nstiiiiiary
nut fail to pra•ure a large share of public favor and support
Pernuns having daughters ur *11,15 to edllente are 'strut
ularly desired Id. a ,- quaint themselves with the advantage
which this institution affords, both as respects Its Is•autitu
and sallibrius plan lion. two a n d a hall notes from the day
and also the faollities fur the thurdtigh and rrtiued rd. ad ,
present,' in its vlE...tent curl, ,i 1 Instr. - tore.
rirculitro way of] applh • lttivl.l to the Itne o '
either of the Trustees
NIUL PO
SHOYNIIIIMIGH
an3o-,adim , darlnrchi.
rum.: cEY IA) NSTANV IL AT---T P
t.on of the request,l '.or eahlely n.•
style STRAW HATS. jnat received from the tin emote
vornbming the many pada'', which have h“ lon
wunt'al to make the Straw lint -mutt.. w . very way am
SWlllll.ll' lint.
it In th. Straw Hat who h the rain or tam', aeatil.
wall not attLat. either in the 'Ts'. or cronn: 'wing h:ait.
an to prevent the taatoil.tity , Pf it ni any wa)
I Utter tin. entirely new atyl• . call,' the I'EVIA , N HA'
beheywig it to he th.. Ftraw Hat that will Kl ,, tht . ...or
enhre natailartiva. CHARLES it. PAULSON. 73 Weal
111v:10 nest door from the orner Foulth
MOSES F. EATON.
AGENT FOR TEE
& Purchase of Patent Rights.
And Denier In every variety of MECHANICAL AN
OTHER PATENTS. tAlke nod F•bilotion H.on, N... 1:
FIRST STREET, pear PittAmrgh, Pa.
Xi"-Orders f, Pat,,led A rticlem every tleseripth
promptly attended to.
AGENTS WANTED
WOEI2IIY OF A "I"I EN TIO V_ _FUR
AALI.—A nnenc 11”11nne hen, rant linnkhed. twa
intursee, arranned with Lnil, In, pun I,s. dmin,:, roue and
kitchen, three chamber, e ,.nl n.eliac bath re •m. Sr ; a I ns .
tract inn the yard, and gn,nl atable. The lot liana front. , nf Ztl
nest on Carrel strt , t, Mie n :hen, rite.l yl , sn teen beep to Len-
Le street. p r i ce $1 . .,4.0u. $.1304 Inn band. rennanneler
inn one nod two years. CUTHBERT ,t n. , n nit
in2B fnl Market et.
WitlGlll"S PIIEMIUM K ATII A RION
c.Ol. the hurl, and renb.ren‘ all eyntidnhns et Henri
.enhe.
Peruate wing
vviunar,9. KATHARION
k re nevor lista. , to sun-Orolo . .
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM KATIIARION
le the most valuable urQuieitiuu TO the reutining the
Hair in any required form. a
it
For tab. by Dr. 010. 11. rFa All R. E. SELLERS
I CO. at 2b Coots per bottle. Aottle
- _ - _ - - -•-•-
ALARGE BRICK lIUUSE pleastintlysitu-
Med in Allegheny ea). with of ground 50 feet
front on Bank lane, by 150 feet deep ton 15 5,d alley. The
house is well built and finished In modern style; pantie. in
front, ball, two larlors, dining room, kitchen. 7 chamber , .
cellar, hydrant. paved and gravel yard, title and n uit
treed, shrubbery, SC..all in complete order, for .1. by
laya B. CUTifititn.k BON, 51 Market
" fs
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PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1856.
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EMECCIIIIMIESI
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flub En W. IIkItNE.S,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FURNITURE!
• • ,
4 11 11_0 1 1LIIIINN 111 0
ktf - '4414;)
RYAN'S BUILINgt
No. 31 Flfih S eet.
Tur subscriber, having enlarged and fitted
op in good ntyle
SPltiols FIRNITHIE WkREIIOOIIS,
LARGE AND VALUABLE ADDITIONS
To his stock, end now inviw hie friends and the public to
CALL AND EXAMINE
Before purch.ing elsewhere.
111 STOCK IS WELL ASSORTED,
Amounting to about.,
$50,000 Worik,
Cunsisting of
EVERY CLASS OF GOODS
MEDTUNI, and
And embracing .0111 e very fine
ROSEWOOD PARLOR SETTS,
i',•vered with French LagAtelle
OAK CHAMBER SETTS,
And a groat variety of
New Stylee of Bureaus, Bede tee4e, Chairs,
Sofas, Book Cases, &c.,
All of which be offers by retail, at WHOLESALE PRICES.
Every article warranted to give satisfaction, or the
money refurle. H. H. RYAN.
n 1,19 No. 31 Fifth street
EDMUND WILKINS,
E.I.G LE M AMBLE WORKS.
IT EMI uF IS•u0 I), I,II3ILRTY SKEET.
mad et tho Cametery Gut , . PM/afore., to.
m.mfutartd, Mart,'
~t.l re m 1.1.1 tar Tab!. Ti,%.1. NC erill.tail•lo, krt. ou linn,l liv,l
to.l, r, von fencing 1.. r t cow
tfft. If -Cs. frt.:ft:and and Owl.. a Si, II 14 durably, n t.. 1
ft...t. tff sft ffrft
11... J ffff .1 rmf•tff afly In 41144. Itudtwoof f• ttor
t. t.ffldt f! I. kits- 1, 4 It 111 111141
,4 1.1 1: 11. • •,!!! 1,11 IVI .
,1: 01, .4,4'11..410:4
nr.-I t•tr:ltet. at, ififfrk la aft Ili., It rva-torialr+ if, fr.
.
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES.
Pram two to Siz inch ,:9.111,re
I'RIII - : from 12. to .l) Cents per F,,ot
E ARL S T A R.
For Sale Whole•alr at Manufacturers
Prix,es by
HENRI . 11. COLLINS
AHDIN6 .k\l)
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ABU •ri mor..Er6 r I•LA LEE ,
( DEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISII,
AN IP I'Po.DILE \ ERA I.LY.
IT,III 1..11.
J FE'IZER.
A .kNI) MERt tI k \T.
, nr. Grain. Dritql Frmt. Lard But
ter. Itti n, and PrAuce generally .
No. M) Water Ntrect,
I'IrtSBUIOII I , l'A.
au' It itliw..rth. Sr Uttl.l.ert
A Pittaburgli . Ott, .t 1 .4 ,1•,11 1 / 1 V , 11, 6
l'art. M. At M. Meat, I.tot k .k
Alikitre..m. Moul.tt. P.x.ton my.:g
I) F,K I N TEA S i . OI l'„
NO. 3 FIFTH STREET•
k TKAS --A , •It..ict• lot treed. ort...n tst. , l 111 n. 6 Tyne
1 :•
mr2o &JAYNE:.
COTT AGE HOUSE AND LOT
FOIL SALE•
r I 11 unriCr , ignod k with n tires n•ni..v
~n; anntitar hance in the Iminrllal• In,t7. •fteet
sal.. tt.. Itt/C....1.1 AND l.i'l it. w lo.h 10. one t.v,l,—.
‘1 ,unt NS a-I.ingtou. t... Wow 11111,
tle• I, , VIFr part ity The lot ,c 11,,t,t
:1;: 1,•. and I,nn gr•wtt.,.; ntt It a la , gc nunnwl
nut treece, and chrtll.l , o, ennslcung ol apples, panchac,
tprtet.t.s, curtanta,
ropen..S. - .T 1.,. h• is -In feel fr,d.:, 0 hot toil '•,
-..td.a p. with kttehen anti 'rhora •
nth end titnninul garret. the . • • :- I t.. tt. .1
.13 tt.ottl3 painted and pap, eat throughout , the now,
I fldt , ‘ J. 11.1 wouthlcatMc ,, r i,nt Mid 1.11 are µtulik,i
le, Iv a go.cl stable. auttirlennly large by two hot...a ann
'••• A well .1 good water. a ....stern. and all ti, es...trA
T 1... Int lc ettelncent.) n paling felt, u t e et lu g h
1 Ihn moat I.eauttful man healthful in
.rrtag.
rt,..
,niorti Iv.it I
U,.- lUtla ,lity of Jun, requirt4l
TT, hlwrat W. O. LMI.IE,
r
No. 45 Fifth Bt. , ..t
v6o Medals and Five Diplomas
Awarded
AR T II I' It
Pattqd Air
y..ii,etihng tin rand an
um pt,ttf it 11,tw 1111.1
J.cr I it•nry iltgby
the Agvnt of this city au
Western Pennsylvania Pr
the sale of the above art
at his China at
qt,ensware store, No. I .
Vinod et., Pittsburgh. Pt
where tel aim° kept tilt
tit,l green glass jars at
..‘s price, with larg slot
and narks, ready titled I<
strawberries an..
• .rttnent ,tt China, Was. nod gittoutwaro, adapted 1,. the
wantsvtf private tnadlles, be ri'keepe•r., steam lautta and
L.ttoutry mertliants, all at moderate prier•:
REMOVAL.
"RANK VAN GORIER HAS REMOVED
1.. NO 7S MARKET street, nearly optninite o. Ilk ..111
111.11, xnd lo now prepared to .11,13 , toe co.tonwri and the
puldi, generally with anythinir they need In th« look of
Embroiderien, Gloves, Hosiery and
Fancy tio":10 generally.
44- Remember the No., TB Market nt.
DIVI DEN 1).--Citizenie Insurance Compa
i uy.—The Preniilent and Direetors of thin Company
ha • ti this day declared a nerni-annual dividend or nix dollars
p•v share, M.. the Capital Stock. Five dollars In pay
Ada t, the Shiekholdern or their In t al reK , nentative, And
~ur dollar CrtlCiali to their stock MI and after the innt.
SAMUEL 1.. MA HSU ELI.. tort.
June lith. 14511.
OLD TYPE METAL.
WE IIAVE FOR SALE, nt the Office of
the MORNING POST, it largo quantity of OLD
TYPE. Nlfichinists and othere wanting anal an article can
got a largo inipplyby 'skin fining
cITATE FAIR.—The tiiitlersig,nod Commit
appointi4l to solicit suleariptions, to been, thin
in•iilitig of the 14ato Fair at Pitt/4,10i, hereby authorise
JACOB LILIiSSF,K, olio of their Couitinttog. t,i collet the
ifLtiSSKit, aubscribers during the
prevent month N t; M Iti'l IS,
N
JOILIN S. I.NiStilttivE,
WILLIAM M. lIEFtSIi,
J Apt It U LoSS EH.
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I
THE NIATTEE TIIE ASSIGN
MENT 1111011 I) KINt;
Ti nt . o f Hugh D King are hereby indified hunt
undersigned Auditors 1110 r oLatipleted their rep, rt, ah.-
tril.uuog the balance in the hauls el William P. littum,
A..pi:nee: that said report ran he exantlned by persinis
tere4ted, at the °thee of NIVON SELL, Plitt/44,0i,
11.11titlIKI the same will be filed In the IN utlnAtiotaiy
tile ',Oak day of July next, nulass the came shad ,-
.1. E. BEADY,
Lin • rte,, t%„{— j 927 :W,l )
VI RE WORKS--Roman Candles,
Sky ii.o.4:etß, f•orn one p•• 0191 to ono U 1111 “ .. PI Il
heels. assorS6l: Serpents. Chasers. Stars. Wheels. Torre
lire era,krrit, Sc. Just received end for sale by
11E111 KR & ANDERSON,
No 39 Woad ,t.,oppo6itc• St. Charles Hotel
L ARII OIL bills. No. 1 :
1U dn. No. V.: in store and for sale by
61'1UNUE.11 fiA.KBALVEI.
, • . .
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THE GRAEFENTIERG FAMILY
MEDICINES.
MORE OF THESE MEDICINES ARE SOLD EVERY
WEEK THAN OF ALL OTHER MEDICINE*
PUT TOi:ETHER.
T NTHIS COUNTRY success is the result
~f merit. llir the hero discernment of oar countrymen
in proverbial, and puts an effectual stop to ignorant preten-
anon.
We conceive that the unequalled success of the Oraefere
berg Medicines is more owing to their undoubted superiority
than to any other cause, and we desire to call especial atten
tion to one of the best among them,
'MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON-
This remedy will certainly cure Falling of the Womb,
It - hites. Disordered 31..nstruation, Diseases of rregnanry.
All troubles at the change of life. Loth with youne s. I
old. and all the various kinds of weakness and tier:oni COW ,
plaints 'wised by disordered uterine organs.
THE PRINCIPLE iiYMPTOAIS
initiating diseases for which the Catholicon is offorril as a
certain eure, are weak:lase in the hack, tingling and pain
between the shoulder blades, extending all along down the
spine, sorenecei in the end of the spine, bearing down pains
in the ob.rtno organs, shooting pains extending to the
kneels and into the hit., sympathetic pains in the breasts,
burning in the pit of the stomach. irregularity of the bow.
els, sometimes with d'art-lera. and again with obstinate con
stipation, cold feet, cam. ions appetite, headache of a halt,
mering or beating character, with roaring' or whistlings ll'
the earn, dull pains in the head, with greet rexcite.
meat, succeeded by complete prostration. languor and ,dis
couragement, disarrangement of the menstrual perio.Ls.
with an acrid discharge between them, which are describe,'
in the publications of the tiraefen berg Company.
IS ALL CMOS OP PALPITATION Or TEE riLART TT AITI AT “Ncr .
Many uterine complaints are supposed to be heart disease
from the sympathetic disturbances connected with that or
gun. but the CATUOLICON abOlild always be taken, and in
nine cases out of ten it will be found that nothing is the
matter with the heart, and that n cure will soon follow its
eve. It will else relieve that feeling known as the heart ri
sing in the mouth and turning over.
ALL OF THESE SYMPTONIS
are not present at any one time, but any ane of them indi
cate the presence , of disease, and the necessity for
IMMEDIATE ACTION.
The remedy is prepared by one of the oldest and most
skilful physicians of the day, sad every nine may be ...tired
that they are taking a scientifw and well compOundod modi.
WW-PR10130:
tine.
Experience has proved that the remedy will cure eighteen
nut of every twenty Caine. and that most of the incurable
eases were an because of causes which load destroyed the re
cuperative powers of the system, or of severe mechanical
Injuries which had ruptured some denude membranes, and
thereby rendered a cure impossible.
The price of the article being hat core dollar and a half per
bottle, it is within the reach of every per Sou, and ehuuld
have a fair trial at least.
The medicine is accompanied by full directions. enalding
every one to underitand her own case. thii+ preventing the
necessity of medical consultation. and what is tie., Lint.,
tant,entirely doing away with medical examinations. which
are justly .coked upon by women no a violation of then
inset sacred feelings, and to avoid which will suffer ex( no
, Lading pain, and sometimes lose lif itsel . In this view.
one of the Mart htehly educatiA physician.. of the pre., lit
.:ay, and one who has a world-wide reptitatleal. stated that
the ethirts ref die U raefenheriz Onnetny would he apprer
la
On, by every female of any delicacy, and that. the skilful
adaptation of the remedy aLI, li obviated the necessity' of
wpersonal exp.eure. would entitle them to the apreciation
of every man v. be valued female modesty as the tuf p egnard
her purity. and lb' must precious and brilliant Jsarl he
longing to leer character.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS REQUESTED
the bib,' log certificate:
Gercri.r.bas:—l have hoe-n a profess d nurse for twelve
yean, sod, of Cutts., hare es a great many very
suic
conic or fulling of the woad., .lerangeti menstruation, whites.
disorder. coosequent up. pregnaliCV, !Torn the time of coil•
eptios to the loon of delivery Nly attention has also
''en frequently arrested by severe sympuirns run Milt. , with
the heart—ruck as palpitation, sinking. tfuttnritso; and other
disarrangements which are ft...N.1.11y suppeed to Indurate
•raanin thanass of the heart_ I have always found Mar
skald's4.terine n Mont valuable
remedy In altar and tut all complaints of the Mt-rine orvms
to so many females are liable—tar nu , re tefficacions
than any or all of the 1110. t scientific prescriptions of the
regular physicians, and I bate the practice of the
! ben in the country. Foal 'Articular+ -f any ,age will be
cheetfully furnished any nie•. by widn . .oling n lute to mr.
x 1,218, New York Post office
CAROLINE W. HE.IIINOS,
Public N•ir.e, New , York Cuy.
lizattialta --T obvert c en imporunnt otnissau du 3.W,
Ikt, at symptoms. Nlanhall'. Uterine Catholic,. all im
!..11Mly cure Neuralgui 'thin sy triple - n insure frequently a--
!eninatulas ruenitroal d.•raugenient P."Pb
ail reinales are 0 • sultpx-t t•••• it Mat Ilisy shoal!l silisays La , ,,
l i ttle of Catholic. u on Lend. TL,) may rely Itt.at
tt
that it wilt work wander.. as I kte,w I,in !ilia., exp.-
nein,. The symptoms. whet, connected with the are
be. well know n used diserrultam %kite. the stoma!
.hied Elie, nen • -Minn, or 11:1-1 par,.,nu!-
! miss extending lo thr ! hark and back. and tt, •pien II y
he
acps it rd w tilt num.* u intro nee.. coldlic,, -it do
truant's and neml:ty These 0).111d-in , .;I s•
ptetely !oiltrullsd by the Caitn , ll.-un
11 la. HERM %N. D., N.-a York
I 1,0.• 4 Ir• ,n) aI,•'•• expense,. r•n n rich
tit p'n:e with m...! pi IL• im! atla-I 0,44 n.t •I
•I. • rt.sn! !! rolls+ it, II is pin! s I! •u tuelor n s tr,atnient for
ot the ilteres major!ty are a•m
lil unit, arid the ri et
a rapidly cenvaieseing
A co, .1 t• 1111 %' are staialtcg cas
I.y Oh.
I VT, !..• •n. mln.l
~. a a s'.la t , t 1.1 1 ,1 • Ller case
t s ta, ‘J itICIIIMbIe. and the tire Is
lass Ham a inlria . l4.
• 1 Nit xt. D.. Penna.
K If PROSoIZE.. 1.)11.1,1.un.t.
88s• 1,81 5 . 14.11. 1.1 Ist, rill, thi t t I 1.1 . .
11 , ••L with in thirty yearn act,. cxparsencs as a press tstioner
I
sq./aloe as. the fl,gt callings my attention h.
the tarts. f Marshall's Uterine Catholics.. The patesot
a a niarthal menials. and !Ise mother of two children. She
al tsso a • Issthy mauls!..! "sib is doss:hark , / vtu..l. , ‘"
s he a Ississ..llllll ass
~, 1 11t, ,ankh - Mill/ lase monthly perisals.
consthissch herself so cissl Iseult). SIIII as, then taken
dls sh. atiac past. sloth, the tight slaoslslar Made,
aha h afterward sztended along the aphis. She was then
test blot irstls tiesulas lie and great tiara.. delollsty. Cold.
shieldersag lams stud thirds.o sit heat wssold stasst over th e
a lots. tool. The organs, sliflitsulty cl thc wssnds finally
horgeal in complete isislapsus, no that she could not nut
dawn. without pain Thee,- us. weal-mese ark aching in the
hark and An uncontrollable desire ts• he en the sofa all slay.
:she had lotus., a situ last eel dry akin. site( altogether WA,
so a ssritissal csstulition Canslssr rompels toe to lily that nasts
of these si mptots. nplaaral after I sthsleitussk the sans'. and
she teat skill I cools! command tailed to avert thssin. I felt
ss, if the responsibility was almost tsss heavy. and
vlllll nu u'll1111( . 1/1 then] professor in Nese York 'sty list
us- tss Its use of 31arshall's thsthoit n. The char test synsis
ton. la nillher c and then as,asi to a psn.rt state of
healhealthassass crasts.).oca.
ali
but the cle pro.. was sus healthful
am the gradual sievelopnesnt sd a plant trim the seed to this
r sies It nit A ccontant sues .1 it 1 , 1 - six 1,140118 was attendedl,, ..„,,o1.1,•t, t5a.111,,,z1, 8••• • - ilt/ v... 18 have elapsed.
s o ths •lsg htest my nit tans sd ill south's low Lon experi
s••tio, I 1,8, 11.,-.155 tor...tautly. and sissy,' a ore
tl an an as t sinsals lusts, a ken I ,tay that st ii eminently
w. oilsy at public susofistsus
.1 W \I. D., 1,1
1. t.. u..vl,,dwn,
i1.Nr1.0.41 N . 111 , . , 11 II 11, 33 ••f
Oil 3.•• ••t" duty t , . informlnns ••xi.••l3. iiiri ,itli
t.i 513i31.311.3 I 133, 3 pra•licilig
ii11)31,31.1 tar sotrii , l3. - rit) yei. v. 3.1 nivrapi
it 3;
limit ito tio.r 1..•‘, 11114
Ikr.•thren ..1" 111•31 i. Al 1ic,•11•34.3.41 lixvi• 313. t“. I•i• 1,31
~31militilitn it, tit aid, moil Ow) much
1311331ti3Ithi•ir ti , ii•ii•or, n rsitii , ly. 113% me 1,31,1
Yon: priliarntitql. 51.411.911 A LUS I
• \ kin:nil,: :tint :nitti) bait
I 11/,night my shay to out, it It Stmt itittrlttltal Itt , tttlitt .
0011. VI ' s• the rs suit of four years careful teas!.
I ha, erids. 1%11t1 , 1 It aucreaafuliu c.e.1 . 11.1:10 .1 Prl.. 1 , ,
at, of the fo y llowing symptom, tireat heat, pressure end
beat sag down in the uterine organs: sense of weight on the
bladder. at ,:oinipanied by urgent and frequent desire to inseS
aster: great nerions excite , iient about the time Of Ow
monthly period, a ith irregular discharge, it being some
times abundant, and at oilier 6111,1 trusty and difficult.
Weakness and soreness. nervous headache, irritability of
temper, clril diseas e :bank-nee. vomiting, irregularity of the
Ism ela. burning to the sti nisch. weight in the groins and
small of the back, CIR.a ling and tingling in various pasts of
the body and a great general sense of uneasiness. There
are ninny oilier eyniptOMP C..rip,ted with these complaints
and 1 hare observed them well deacribial In the various err
litigates and plibbeationa of your company. I ought to say
that In the cotuplaints canoed by the •• turn of life" In
sister
ly female*. Hs well as its the s Nat' of young girls is Just C,RI
- to, Marshall's Uterine Catholic,. is infallible.
Yours truly. BENJ. 11. KUTRED4IE. M. D.
A young female friend of mute its. .awn afflicted for her
or fire years with uterine difficulties, which pr. ductal violent
spasmodic fits and destroyed hes general health. Two bot.
the- of Marshall's Uterlti r Cat Iti,licon cured her entirely.
HARVEY PERRY, Providence, R. T.
A female friend of mine who bus been suffering tar nearly
ten years with uterine difficulties (irregular, supptessed
and painful menstruation) is already. try four months it,
of Marshall's Uterine Clall.ii4,o.l4.tter titan she ever ex
pected us be in her life, and confidently experts a complete
core. F. lIITCUCt St,' York City.
Marshall'4 Uterine Cathuncon caps the climax .4 every•
thing veer known w Oil, country. It has twa 1,4,1 with
romplehe surcestt. LEVI, Mt Sterlinc,
T . IIOI ; S:ANDS uF iiT111:1: CERTIFICA'ri;:,
11, MI the at the ortiae of th•• Con puny. when• all Intere,ter
are Invited It, call.
MAILIIALL'S UTERINE CATIIOI,IOiN
in Rob! at ilia itetail at Clio Drag :go, of DR
tIEO H. REYSF.R, N. 110 Wood etrevt. Ego of tlu Doi&
Mortar.
Call and get a copy gel the. ftraefenberg Manual 0
lealth. 300 peons; prh, 25 cvnts. Coplex gent t. , any or
the coon try, tree of charge. ene the receipt of 20 cents.
The Graefentwrg Almanac is one of the best poblicatio,
of Its kind. and may be had with, tit charge of any of the
Company's Agents, or at their °di,.
1113-thk wdmois-lawd.
A IRS.S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S 11:1111 RESTORER.—An unfailing restorer and pre4erver
the hair and sight. It is not a lye! The hair and whi.
kers. however gray, are restored to and preserved in their
original life color ! by its ant% wigs, SPINCIACIO II and gray
hairs, will soon become extinct. The Restorer uw d with
the Zyinhalsamum, not only cleanses the hair, but inclines
it to curl, giving it n soft, glossy and natural Lippe/M.lo,
Thu Restorer will strengthen and preserve the sight, aii
remove and prevent diztiness. headache, court. dm,irar,
scald-head, or any eruption of the skin, and all unnatural
perapirationd of the head. It Is a certain cure for ,:atarrh
in [helm.).
8111./ by .111 S. FI,KMI . NO, Druggist,
iny24 oar. of the Diamond and Market st
PRATT'S DAUGERREOTYPES AND AM
IIRMYPES, which give such gsmeral satisfaction ore
daily obtained, In every kind of weather, at Lafayette Build
ing, No. e 7 FOURTH Street. Particular attention paid to
ambrotypiug, as the time of sitting is mach less than re
quired fur Daugerreutypea. Pictures of children taken in a
few seconds In either of the above named styles. Ambro
type or DllVgelThotypO Copies made correctly from eve?)
kind of pictures. Warrant,) perfect. Prices moderate
I Oar motto Is, TO PLEASE. nth] a
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, situate
in Wayne county, Ohio, near the inn. lion of the uh is
And Penniritrantil Railroad with tin Cleveland ltailrtsul
P.M mihw west of Pittahnrgh. and 03 nolo. south nf Cleve
loud-34u nemes of tint rate land. two dwelliiin hinnies, tiu
w,
& Arne barites, too orchards, seventy fares of timber.
tinder I.lli acre.. Are lash t. atom laud. well is
tared with never falling sprink,es and streams Thin far
-told heemily divided into two or more farms. Healthy
mood and uniform quality
too.tryi g:aal Jrl aboutuln iu the rico.
g y,,, a yoal to oNdend tinder tiny farm. For Curtly I
h o y f th a o7...Sult Company
CUTI.IBERT S.. SON.
ut.rroatinn apply to
p.tg Raul Estate. Agents. 51 Msorket street.
aSyrtJe•: LFMTNU BROS.
:Da):::Atuul,r:A;7HT2.lteuld and far sale by
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NUMBER 232
PITTSBURGH POST
FRIDAY MORNING
DECLARAIION OF INDEPENDENCE.
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED IN CONGRESS, JULY 4,177 e,
When, in the course of human events, it be
comes necessary for one people to dissolve the
political bonds which have connected them with
another, and to assume among the powers of
the earth the separate and equal station to which
the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle
them, a decent respect to the opinions of man
kind require that they should declare the causes
which impel them to the separation.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that
all men are created free and equal, that they are
endowed by their creator with certain unaliena
ble rights; that among these are life, liberty,
and the pursuit of happiness. That to secure
these rights, governments are instituted among
men, deriving their just powers from the consent
of the governed; that whenever any form of
government becomes destructive of these ends,
it is the right of the people to alter or abolish
it, and to institute a new government, laying its
foundation upon such principles and organizing
its powers in such form, as to them shall seem
most likely to effect their saint' and haPpinesss.
Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments
long established should not be changed from light
and transient causes ; and accordingly, all ex
perienoe hath shown, that mankind are more
disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than
to right themselves by abolishing the fOrms to
which they . are accustomed. But when a long
train of abitses atirnstirpations, pursuing joys
riably the saris oitect, gimes a design Co reduce
them under absolute despotism; it is thfit right,
it is their duty, to throw off such government,
and to provide new guards for their future
security. Such has been the patient sufferances
of these colonies : and such is now the ne
cessity which constrains them to alter their form
er systems of government. The history 'of the
present King of Britain is a history of repeated
injuries and usurpations, all having, in direct
object, the absolute tyranny over these States
To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid
world.
He has refused his assent to laws the most
wholesome and necessary for the public good.
He has forbidden his government to pass laws
of immediate and pressing importance, unless
suspended in the operation, till his assent should
be obtained ; and when so suspended he has ut
terly neglected to attend to them. He has re
fused to pass other laws for the accommodation
of large districts of people, unless these people
would relinquish toe right of representation in I
the legislature ; a right inestimable to them, and
formidable to tyrants only.
He has called together legislative bodies at
places unusual, uncomfortable and distant from
the repository of their public records, for the sole
purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with
his measures.
He has dissolved representative houses repeat -
edly, for opposing with manly firmness the inva
sions on the rights of the people.
He has refused, for a long time after such dis
solutions, to cause 'others to he elected ; where
by the legislative powers, incapable of annihila
tion, have returned to the people at large, for
their exercise, the State remaining in the mean
time exposed to all the dangers of invasion from
without and convulsions within.
lie has endeavored to prevent the population
of these States: for that purpose obstructing the
laws for the naturalization of foreigners: refu
sing to pass others to encourage their migration
hither, and raising the condition of new appro
priations of land.
lie has obstructed the administration ofjustice,
by refusing his assent to laws fur establishing
judiciary power!.
lie has made judges dependent en his will
alone, for the tenure of their offices, and the
amount and payment of their salaries.
lie has erected a multitude of new offices, and
stilt hither swarms of officers, to harass our peo
ple and eat our substance.
Ile has kept among us, in times of peace,
standing armies, withqut the consent of our leg
islatures.
lie has affected to render the military inde
pendent of. and superior to the civil power.
lie has combined with others to subject us to
a juritdiction foreign to our Constitution, and
übacknowledged by our laws; giving assent to
their pretended acts of legislation.
For quartering large bodies of armed troops
among us.
For protecting them, by a mock trial, from
punishment, for any murders which they should
commit on the inhabitants of these States.
For cutting utt our trade with all parts of the
world.
For imposing taxes onus without our consent.
For depriving us, in many cases, of the bene•
tit of trial by jury.
For transporting us beyond seas, to be tried
for pretended offences.
For abolishing the freeksystem of English laws
in a neighboring province, establishing therein
an arbitrary government, and enlarging its boun
daries, so as to render it an example and fit in.
strument for introduring,the same abiblute rules
into these colonies.
For taking away our charters, abolishing our
most valuable laws, and altering fundamentally
the form of our governments.
For suspending our own legislatures, and de
claring themselves invested with the power to
iedslate for us in all cases whatever.
lie Las abdicated government here, by decla
ring us out of his protection, and waging war
against us.
Ile has plundered our seas, ravaged our
coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives
of our people.
He is at this time transporting large armies
of foreign mercenaries, to complete the work of
death, desolation and tyranny already begun,
with circumstances of cruelty and perfidy, scarce
ly paralleled in the most barbarous ages, and
totally unworthy the head of a civilized nation.
Lie has constrained our fellow citizens, taken
captive on the high seas, to bear arms against
their country, to become the executioners of
their friends and brethren, or to fall themselves
by their hand,
lie has excited domestic insurrection among
us, and has endeavored to bring on the inhabi
tants of our frontiers, the merciless Indian sav
ages, whose known rule of warfare is an undis
tinguished destruction of ages, sexes and condi
tions.
In every stage of these oppressions, we have
petitioned for redress in the most humble terms ;
our repeated petitions have been answered only
by repeated iujury.
A. prince whuse .character is thus marked by
every act which may define a tyrant, is unSt to
be the ruler of a free people.
Nor have we been wanting in attention to our
British brethren. We have warned them from
time to time, of attempts by their legislature to
extend an unwarrantable jurisdiction over us.
IVe have reminded them of the circumstances of
our emigration and settlement here. We have
appealed to their native justice and magnanimity,
and we have conjured them, by the ties of our
con men kindred, to disavow these usurpations,
which would inevitably interrupt our connections
and correspondence. They, too, have been deaf
to the voice of justice and of consanguinity. We
must, therefore, acquiesce in the neeessity which
denounces our separation, and hold them, as we
held the rest of mankind, enemies in war, in
peace, friends.
We, therefore, the representatives of the
butted States of America, in general Congress
assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of
of the world, for the rectitude of our intentions,
do in the name and by the authority of the good
people of these colonies solemnly publish and
declare, that these United Colonies are, and of
right ought to be, free and independent States:
and they are absolved from all allegiance to the
British crown, and that all political connection
between them and the State of Great Britain, is,
and ought to be, totally dissolved ; and that,
as free and independent States, they have full
power to levy war, conclude peace, contract al
liances, establish commerce, and to do all ether
acts and things which independent States may
of right do. And for the support of this declar
ation, with a firm reliance on Divine Providence,
we mutually pledge to each ether our lives, our
fm tunes, and our sacred honors.
atE SIGNERS—THEI B. BIRTHS AND PROFESSIONS.
They left all for their aountq's sake. Who
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does not see that the worthies of the Revolution
might have risen to any station in the British
empire? They might have revelled in the royal
bounty ; they might have stood within the shad
ow of the throne which they shook to its base.
It was in the full understanding of their all but
desperate chdice, that they chose for their coun
try. Many were the inducements which called
them to another choice. The dread voice of
authority ; the array of an empire's power; the
pleadings of friendship ; the yearnings of their
hearts toward the land of their father's sepul
chres ; the land which the great champions of
constitutional liberty still made venerable; the
ghastly vision of the gibbet, if they failed; all
the feelings which grew from theaeisources were
to be stifled and kept down, for a dearer treasure
was at s tak c They were anything but adventu
rers, anything but mal-contents.
JOSIAH BARTLETT, horn at Amesbury, Maas., November,
1729—Physician.
WILLIAM WHIPPLE, born at Kittery, Me.---Eal
MATTHEW THORNTON, born in Ireland, 1741—Phy
sician.
JOHN EIAN(SUCK, born at Qnincy, Masa., 1737—Merchant-
SAMUEL ADAMS, born at Boston, 1722—Merchant.
JOHN ADAMS, born at Quincy, Massi,l7Bs—L6wyer.
ROBERT TREAT PAINE, born at Boston, 17E1—Lawyer.
ELBRIDGE GERRY, born at Marblehead, Man, 1744
Merchant.
STEPHEN HOPKINS, born at Providence, It. 8, 1707
Farmer.
WILLIAM ELLERY, born at Newport, R. I.,l727—Lawyer.
IRXIER SHERMAN, born at Newton, Mass, 1721—Shoe
maker.
WILLIASI WILLIAMS, born in Conn., 1731—Gentleman. •
OLIVER WOLCCITT, born in Conn, 1726—Physician. . , •
WILLIAM FLOYD, born at Long Island. N. Y, 1724
Farmer.
PHILIP LIVINGSTON, born at Albarrl, N. Y., 1716
Merchant. -
FRANCIS LEWIS, born at Landaff, Fides, I,yLs—Gansie.
man. •
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LEWIS MORRIS, born7tHarlern, Y.7ll2s—Farmer. - -
RICHARD STOCKTON, born at Princeton, N. J, 1730 -
Lawyer.
8081 -N W1T81 281 489 0 N, born at Edinburg, Scotland, 177.8 .
'Alintster.
FRANCIS HOPKINSON, horn at Thilacktlphia, _1734
Lawyer.
JOHN HART, born in Huntingdon Co, Pa.—Farmer.
ABRAHAM. CL %RIC, born in Ellialsethtown, N. J., 1770
Lawyer. -8 '
ROBERT MORRIS. born to Enclanit 171`A--Merchant
BENJAMIN RUSH. born iu Byborry, Pa „1735--Physictan.
BENJAMIN MANE LIN", b..rn in Boston, 1705 1 —Printer.
JOAN MORTON, born in Ridley. Pa., 1724—Surveyor.
CLY NUM, born at PhilariPlphia,l7B9--Mernbant.
JAMES SMITH. bore In Ireland, 1715—Lawyer.
O EURO F. P.AV LOIt, horn in Ireland, 1716—Physician.
,lAMBS WILSON, born in Scptland—Gentleman.
GEORGE ROSS, born at Newcasfo, Del.. I73e—Lawyer.
CA.I.S.AR 11-CDN EV, born at Dover,DeL, 1730—Gentleman.
GEORGE REED, born in Maryland, 1761—Lawyer.
THOMAS NPREAN, born in Cheater Co., Pa, 17,31—Lawyer.
SAMUEL CHAS?, born in Maryland, 1741—Liiwyer.
WILLIAM PACO, born in Mal ylanl, 1740—Lawyer. -
THOMAS STONE, born at Polnton, hid , 1734—Lawyer.
CHARLES CARROLL, of Carrollton,, horn at Annapolis,
Md, 1737—Lawyer.
GEORGE WYTHE, born on Chesapeake Bay,l726—lawyer.
RICHARD HENRY LRE, born In Vleginia, 1732—Soldier.
THIMAS JEFFERSON, born in Virginia, 17461—Lawyer.
BENJAMIN HARRISoN, born at Berkley; Td—Farmer.
THOMAS NELSON, Jr., born at Yor4,-V,a, 17E9—Gen
tleman.
FRANCIS LIGHTFOOT LEE, a Virginian, lican 1734
Framer.
CARTER BRAXTON, Vii ginla. 1736—Gentlamtm.
WILLIAM HOOPER.. bon. at Boston, 1742—Lawyer.
10SEP11 HEWES, Einemton. N J.. 1730 , -Lawyer.
JOHN PENN. born in Virginia, 1741—lawyer. -
EDWARD RUTLEDGE, born in Charleston. S. C, 1740
Lawyrr.
HAYWARD, horn in booth Carolina, 1745
Lawyer.
I T I lONI AS LYNCH. Jr.. tarn in S. Carolina;l74o—Lawyer.
A MIDDLEToN, born on the hanks of Ashley, S.
('..l743—lawyer.
Is ItIION GWIN NET, England, I;32—Merchant.
I r goittiE WALTON, born in VC ginia,l7Kl—Lawyer.
I.VM AN HALL. born in Conn., 1730—Physician.
SAMUELHUNTINGDON, hewn 1732-qute - hr.
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An Episode In a High 'Life."
Mr. Cramer, editor of the If r izionsin in a recent
letter to his paper from New York, gives the fol
lowing facts in relation to a piece of scandal that
has caused a good deal of gossip among the "up
per ten", of Gotham :
Fashionable society is just now profoundly
stirred by . an elopement—ln so called high life.
It is the talk of even this great city'—for the
circumstances are moat extraordinarpand dis
tressing. As the affair has got into the prints
a few words will not be amiss. The hero is
Major K., who lost his right arm:ln the Mexican
war. He is separated from his wife, on account
of the brutality of his temper. She lives in
I Washington. Major E. is a mad of large prop
erty—rated from $500,000 to-$400,000, and on
account of his large means and his rank iu the
army, continued to be received in the best
society Some three years ago in Paris he met
Miss Maxwell, then not more than sixteen years
of age, a daughter of Hugh Martiell, Collector
of the port of New York, and well known- as an
eminent lawyer and one of the most esteemed
citizens of New,Tork. He there commenced his
attentions, and after her return to this city, per
sisted in them, notwithstanding his obligations
as a married man. His great: wealth allowed
him to he pertinacious, and he has finally so
corrupted this fair young girl—after-three years
of pursuit —that a few.days since they sailed for
Europe. She is about nineteen—iery - pretty,
and sings like a syren. lie is forty-five, as our
informant remarked, ugly as sin," anti brutal
in his temper. Yet this girl, .10 Eighty bred and
related, has abandoned parents, weileb,'friends,
leon e and ail, to follow this man at his lemon.
It is one of the most distressing Ca6o3 that ever
occurred in this country. It has created a start
ling senoation. The truth is, the . admiration of
money has become so excessive that its mere
possession has hallowed men, who are pirates in
heart, to be kindly received, even in religioni
families. This sad case has made even fash
ionable people think, and perhaps they may
demand character ns well as wealth as a paw,
port to the sanctities of their domesti o privacy.
so, good will come out of this evil.
JULY 4
THE KING OF POLECRATIM—A vine dresser of
Albano, near Rome, is said to have feted in a
vineyaid the celebrated ring of Polycrates. This
treasure, the history of which is familiar to all
readers of Schiller's ballads, was brought to
Rome. after the death of Polycrates, 522 years
before the birth of Christ; it was seen - also by
Pliny, and mentioned by him. The Emperor
Augusta placed it in a golden case, and deposited
it for safety in the Temple of Concord. The
stone of the ring is of considerable size, and
oblong in form. The engraving on it;by Theo
dore of Samos, the son of ofieixtraor
dinary fineness and beauty. It represents ajyre
with three bees flying about ; below, OR th,erigh t t
a dolphin on the left, the head of a h . a. The
name of the engraver is inscribed in Greek char
acters. The upper surface of the stone is slight
ly concave, not highly polished, antione . corney
broken. It is asserted that the posseasor; of this
ring has been offered 50,000 dollars for it by an
Englishman, but has declined it, expecting to
make a more profitable bargain with the Empe
ror Alexander.
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MORE DISCOVEHISS AT FORT DEAIIIIOIIN.-111
the progress of the excavations at Fort Dearborn,
yesterday, one of the workmen came APan a
small wooden image, imbedded many feet below
the surface of the earth, which on being remo
ved was found to bear a striking resemblance to
the idols found by the first Spanish invaders in
Mexico and Peru. The image, though of wood,
was in a perfect state of preservation,. having
evidently been platfid with a kind-td-roiperish
able varnish, which preserved it fromidecay.
The body of the idol, which vfas-in a'ltitting
posture, di but a few inches in lengtit;,but upon
its head is a sort of cap or hebnet,'is fall as the
body itself. The entire lengilkif the vinod, con ,
prising the image, is about .fourteen inches.
The face wears the same unmeaning expression t
which is peculiar do all the images of
worship
which have been discovered in Centrai America,
and its resemblance to them is also apparent in
other respects. —Chicago Times, 15th.
TIIE ANIERICAN PARTY IN Maseacnussrrs- --
There is considerable excitement in the American
party in regard to the State Convention of Tues
day next. At a large meeting en Ciarleslown last
night the attempt to sell out (he party to the Repub
licans was denounced, and the delegates was in
ert/HUI to go for Fillin,re. In other places Fill
morre delegates have also been elected, but in
Newburyport an American meeting has ratified
Fremont. The Fillmore men say tivat.ff Ihefirrin.9 -
ti,ll Convention endorses Frempnt they a1 ,1 0 . 1t and
t
organ is: now anew for the pPresidential
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A Li:rrim from Berlin, of June llth, says:—
At Frankfort on the Maine a committee of re
spectable merchants has been formed, in connec
tion with a similar committee in New York, end
with the assistance of Mr American lawyer of
eminence to watch over the interests of those
Herman capitalists who have invested their
money in American railway shares, the dividends
of which are not forthcoming. During the last
two years no less than eighteen 'railway compa
nies in the United States have. failed to meet
their engagements, or else enlypartislly fulfilled
them.
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