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TUN PATE: OP CiENIUS
A. few 'years wo met the gifted tint
w,ayw•ard &linger Lincoln Fairchiid. The
unfortunate and wretched, child of song was
at that time traveling to the South with a
7inw to the improvement of hi:; health, iie
was accompanied by hie ton, F reroar'nably
bright arid bo•utifal youth of ten ur lAi--Ivo
years Of age. in a conversation evith
pout, we remarked the lad seoinei! tc
pi - .)sees genius qnd gave piomin of distirwtiou
and usefulness. With a deep and bc:).r . t-Ceit
gla the unhappy hither rqillad, " fosr your
iV31,13 are too true. Tha boy ha? fine parts,
but i wc ,, id rather ho were nay idiot than a
A an idiot he %7, - ould Le. obscure
and comparativel, - happy ; as a geniis he
would bn envied, hated, eccentric.c, and wretch
ed. it is, to most parents, flatter Trig
t; id that their erts.pring is gifted, but I wonid
ratlivr secs my poor b y in iiis gra-4-3 than
krkow that . he is the pOSSEF-Ser of that fatal
thing called genius." A few 'weeks alter, it
looking over a paper published in hew Oricsns,
we saw an announcement of the death of poor
Fairchild. The unfortunate and hrilliapt
man diEd in misery and want in the very pi inie
of life, and was, wo believe, burie.i at the ex-
pence of h3o, friend aBC. Evvlc;ll-c,;111-,7 (3:eoree.
D. Prentice,
Fairchild was a mr - Ar: of ;an , -; c(hication and
speactii Pootic endowments, ;_nit mizfortnne
t-thariad him for its own, and now, far from his
native hills. he Tics in an obscure ec•rner,
with no band to scatter flowers upon his grave
and no eye to drop a p;.ccious tear to his mems
cry.
Thus is it tob often with men of genies.—
Proud, sensitive and - espiring, .they become
'soured and chagrined, avoid their fellows and
frequently - die in want end misery. It is
said that between his fortieth and sixtieth
year, Sir Walter. Scott realized by the prodee
tions Of his-pen at least half-a-million of mon
ey.. 'Ten followed a terrible reverse, and the
Qf - 15213' came, leaving- the Great Megic
iaa . in debt to the amount of one hundred
andthirty ti:acetic' pounds !. The gentl6 and
genial old man lo.liceeld hard to relieve him
self from his ereharrassieenie. Bis produc
tions yielded him during six years some e-ig-n
-ty tiMusand dollars e gear, but his health fail
ed and atlast he 1 erished in a giantelike ef
fort to satisfy his creditors.
John Keats;
4 , nee eXl“tled,nntl iteeee,"
lived long enough to dazzle the world with his
genius and then died from the effecte of poison
admen atered by a heartless viperish reviewer-
The fate ef Cdeitterton, the marvelous boy
who periehed in his pride," —is alas too well
known. Prodigally endowed, with wonderful
inventive power;, a daring fancy and an
tellect as brilliant as it was original and vig
orous, he experienced cruel ileglect,sulfered
from hunger, and fluelly in a moment of de
spair, p - 21611 M by his own hand. Thus passed
away one whose youthful productions have
made his house immortal and whose more
mature efforts would doubtless have ranked
him second only to him who " first exhausted
worlds and then invented new." life bieN
grapher tells us that he was buried without
ceremony among paupers in Shoe Lane ; his
identity could with ditlic,uity be established
when the fact was known.
In his " Lives of the Poets," William Hewitt.
says: "By one of those acts which neither
science nor curiosity can excuse, the skull of
Pbpe is now in' the private collection of a phre
nologist 1 Tte mariner in which it was obtain'
' ed is said to have been this : on some occa
sion of alteration in the church, or burial of
some one in the same spot, the cefilmof Pope
was disinterred, and opened to see the state
of his remains ; that by a bribe to the 'sexton
of the time, posession of the skull wan obtain
ed for a night, and another skull returned in
stead of it. I have beard that fifty pounds
were pahl to manage and carry through this
transaction. Be that as it may, the skull of
Pope figures in a Private museum l"
There's fame for you, aspiring, verse writing
reader. Think of it. The skull of the author
of the Essay on Criticism, and the translatOr
of the Iliad of Homer is now in the private
collection of a phrenologist. The skull of the
companion of Bolingbroke, Halifax, Addison
and Mary Montague is in a private rousenia . : .
" The.palace where e god might dwell," nay,
did dwell,, is now the property of a mounte
bank, and vulgar eyes gaze at, and filthy hands
toss about thee which was once the dome
of thought, the seat of learninee - wit and poe
try. Verily in this there is much to console
the of the logical, polished, pungent
and poetic Pope.
The woes et genuis meet us at every torn.
Byron, Burns. Bemans, McLe n, Poe,. and
others rise up before us and their faults, suf
ferings and misfortunes claim and receive our
pity and our tears.
Rather than endure what• Chatter ton and
Keats endured—suffer what Hemans sod Shel
ley suffered, And die as Burns and Byron died;
woti)d it not be better -to watch flocks through
life and die as died the hind who thought the
world was bounded by his native hills .?
TI FE 1 :VAC PION OF CC v:: E.li
Thus far Congress has overlooked the great
object for which it convened—legislafjon fcr
the public good—and been content with lis
tening- to stupid speeches onKuolsas,i.licaragea,
the seizure of General Walker and the propri,
lity of giving Commodore Paulding a gold
medal or a brass button. Its neglect of the
best interests of the country has been •and is
most shameful and calls for condemnation
loud and deep on the part of the pres, and the
citizen.
• Especially has Congress been derelict in re
gard to matters in Utah. it is notorious
that. m that unhappy and misgo:•erned terra'
te.ry a state of at:taal rebellion emists. The
authority of the Ll'aitrd States is defied, and
Brigitam Young and his in:-.arie followers glory
in violating public law nod hurling defiance
at our, govermaent.
The Proliflptitc;f: thc, tia;ted States has
called the attention f tiongres3 to the mat
ter; the Secretary Gl I,Var has rem-11-mended
increase or our military force , : in Utah. and
the ez.perienced and sagacious Cieneral Scott,
has• urged the necessity et rroinpt, vigorous
and decisive action. Notwithstan.dia;,., this,
Congress has thua far done nothing; and if we
are to judge the future by the plat. it may he
inferred that steps wilJ , acton -he taken te,
the hoeor and tnaititein the dignity of
go7ernznent. out 6onatorl3 and Mend#:::rs of
the L0 . V7e.7 house, scot to Congress to psi a
wise and whtilesorne laws, spend the tinao and
treasure of the nation in unprofitable eoLtro,
versy. Metiers of but little public littc:wit
===
engage their attention : while elocstious of mo•
muntoua interest to the whole country, and
Indeed to nil Christendom', r•-ccite scarcely G
passing thought, fro-. men whose only object
Ileerss to be to oIaVEIDCI3 their own interest;
lieor6- GB orators lo the rtf:wspapers of
the jay.
JANUATI\
The Utah difficulty must be settled, and
p,eility,or the, consequence will be appalingi
liebellion has raised its flag and treason has
iiftcd its hand. If our repreaentativu pc:so.css
either patriotism or intelligence (to say noth
ing of chriatianity, which is a debateable
question,) they will cease their petty squab
bles, and take immediate action for the pre
i•crvation of the harmony and peace of the
rrquire an inereasa military force in
Utah, and we will have it, if uni . servants turn
their attention far it Fliort time from trifling
nutters and de . votc• ti to the welfare of their
masters, the v:iople.
lfaitious TRINGs.
---The Boston :iiibtriarine expedition to the
to recover the specie or the San
l'adro, havc reached the ileliars, several hundred
in rails haviniz been elitaitied.. It is proved by
oCucial tiactimente that she had on board at the
time of catastrophe $3,000,000, of which 'ZI,-
000,000 were in cold. 017 this large sum, till
nay, mil: ) , about $-100,000 have been recovered,
vaichlrero obtelocq means of a diving hell,
in 41 .10 inad and sand out Lido the ship. This
is the firstieuceessfal attempt ever merle to pen
etrate the hail, where there is every reason to
believe that the bulk of specie will be found.
—A shipping merchant at New York, who has
given SOWe attention to the subject, shows that
steam vessels make :lir voyages from England to
India is thirty days less time than vessels with
The average passage of the screw steam-
14 seventy-eight ds.ya. The average passage
o; tho sr.iliug v,ssels oue hundred and, eight days.
The shortest passage of any sailing vessel has
proved longer, by fourteen days, than the pas
segQ ot...tee slowest steamer.
—The San Francisco Newt mentions that two
more large ships, of eighteen hundred tons, the
Empress of the Seas and the Adelaide, have been
chartered for Elide island, to lead guano. The
Sierre. Nevada, two thousand tons, had sailed for
same island. This, island is on the CiREI of
Lower California, hearing about fifty miles from
Ceres island. Its latitude is 28 30 N., leo. 114—
:10 W. The ship Comet, a short time since,
brow,-,lit a cargo of guano from this island to
New lark, which has been analyzed by compe
tent chemists, and pronounced quite equal to the
Feruyian.
--The New York Mirror Bays that a little boy,
nautztd Eddie Johnston. while playing on Sun
day afternoon, in an open lot in Water street,
Brooklyn, was set upon by two large bull doge,
who tore off both his feet, crushed his letts, and
mangled biro terribly before they were: discover
ed. It was found impossible to drive the dogs
off until both were killed.—The . poor little fel
low i s ;alit n to the hospital, but cannot survive
his injuries. He has no parents living.
pe.pers stato that onions grcing
wild Lave been discovered in that State, tut inch
and a hall in diameter, cave; ed with a thick
hurl. s , ,ap-root. _y are palatabic tmd
coon prefetaltle to garden onions, and, it is
thought, may prove a valuable addition to the
cultivated varieties.
—Nice. Craft, au actress, and wife of Professor
Craft, leadergef the orchestra of Bert's theatre,
in St. Joseph, Missouri, died on the let lust.
tram an overdose of faudannre, which she is said
to have taken with intent fele de so. Shc was
in the bloom of youth ani health, and performed
only a few nights before with more than wonted
vivacity, and it sad to think that her existence
has been cc suddenly and so terribly terminated.
ilt-r nativity was in London, and she belonged
for a Fi!3-9011 to the St. Louis theatre.
—An c. , ...chance bays .—Sumo delude.l persons
are apt to convect rice paper with the ps_dp of
that useful grain, which serves as a pabulum to
temiblesome high caste Brahmins and mutinous
Seneys. Let such be advised that the said paper
inn made the pith of a plant of the bread
fruit germs, brought from the western parts of
China, cisicf.r to Canton ; where the trianufactu-
sir of this prapsx s.nd painting give. employment
to i,everal thousand hands.''
—The Captain of a MissisAppi steamer has
a morning paper on board his boat, called
the Bulletin. He issues it regularly, serves it to
customers at stopping places, and fills it 'with
news and pleasant gossip . . He is one the vet
erans of liver navigation, having followed that
calling for twenty-seven years. It f.; °posed
especially to make the paper au organ of the
river boatmen. This is similar to the Vander-
started
bilt steamer newspaper.
—The St. Louis (Mo.) Republican says :
young lady, twenty-five years of age, cf elegant
accomplishment-2 and ! fascinatingqualitiesof many
kinds, arrived in this city a few weeks ago, from
Chilicothe, Ohio, on a visit. She had for some
time been in the habit of taking small quantities
of arsenic, f.:r the purpose of beautifying her
cumplexiou, and on Friday last she took an over
dose, fell sick, and died next day." •
—The death of a young woman at Paris, em
ployed in lace cleaning, in whose viscera after
death notable quantities of lead were found, has
given rise to an investigation as to the method
employed. fit has been discovered that : soiled
lace is cleaned by a prccess imported from Brus
sels, and which consists in giving to the flowers a
fictitious and temporary whiteness by repeatedly
dnstintr them with white lead.
—A correspondent of the Hartford (Conn.)
Prat? mentions the ease of a man, named Ittai
Curtis, of Bristol, who
.for the last forty years
has slept and eat his morning meal in barns in
the neighborhood, declining all invitations even
in the coldest weather to do other:vise, He died
recently, leaving property to a considerable
amount.
- Baltimore a suit has been ins.titute 3 against
the gss company for retailing whisky without
License. it appears that the company fill the
metres with whisky, in the winter, to prevent
freezing, and tho party bringing the suit had to
pn;• thirty oentii for it, hence the suit:
—A broker of Port au Prinec, Hayti, whose
name, enclosed, in a cycle, appeared
epon every draft drawn upon New York or Bus
ton, has absconded, leaving liabilities variously
tr,tnated at from a million and a quarter, to
two millions of dollars, U. S. currency. It was
supposed there that he had made his way to New
York.
scarlet fe,er is prevailing, tip a fcarinl
eaten; in Green enuuty, Peneylvania. One gen
tlslantn, near Waynesboro', ha., buried six Ch
dren in ten dui.;
dwellin.4 of LtAniel R. Morrison, at
Martin.iburF., Va 17117 destroyediby fire a few
dAys ago. A oat had o.iught fire, and ninnies
under a bed,ootntnuniated it to some loose paper.
This was. partially c.xtinguished, but broke out
afresh, and the house re, burned to the ground.
mil, run BALTINIORF. AND arllk)
RAILito,A.D.—The Wheeling city councils have
I sent to Richmond a memorial ; the object of
i. 9 to ask the Virr:inia Legislature to pass
tteh enactments as shall enabte the city of
1 Wheeling to secure to it the practical benefits of
. •
the Western terminus of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, fled eloo to provide for the purchase by
the State of stock held by the City of Wheeling
iu the Baltimore and Ohio Itailroad Company,
the same purchased at F;-',500,000 in bonds or
certificates of debt of the Commonwealth bearing
six per cent. interest.
REELINC ,
VOL
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ViLOPLAIitIISE It:. U.
11,j, [Ric c a h v t I)is p e tj--, - ttireeo, 'li
C' Secks " in, the cf Promise--Dit;iding
the Profity—Nr. Yr. liwin
AItRiSRTIR(I, JF.nuary 23, 181,5.
Both !louses adjourned yesterday t .111 . 6
o'clock, until kfouday afternoon, and the meal-
I. , Er, !lave gsnerally gone to Pluls. , l,lphia. ttt $i
bit of a tpree—leaving i,ehind only the inoral
Ind religiously inclined—hot - leo, cur town is
Cull enough in fi!i consoistion
deserted, too, by the etThers. [titer , ffie.4_ , , who
have, bc:taliaii thciaselvt9 llama iu hot
Bee to it that the proper men are returned as
delegat•Ja to the, 4th of March Convention It
i the longeot polo, you know, that knuel:e the
per.drornons and the man having the lIIOBE dele
gates to back him will fasp,' , 3elor, Sealer,
Mind that.
Talking, of the otline,i, r;•0
dite for Flour Inspector, ::bone i met the oiLer
day. He nay an unsophisticated s;!ecimen
the rural districts, who imagined all he had to do
was to come here, ask the Governor for the po
sition, and go homo rejoicing with the
sion in his pocket. Ile came ; he saw ; but ho
didn't conquer. Ife. came "on his own hook,"
he - said—the two gentlemen who were to press
his claims (Dr. B. Lind Mr. P 1 having, failed to
accompany him—the cue by scarlet fever among
his patients, the other from want id - inclination
to egalu enter the political arena after serving
one winter in Bat risburg. When he had talked
awhile with the Governor, arid observed what
prominent politicians backed his opponents, he
became satisfied that this was "the land of
promise," hut Allegheny county the place for
i Israel to dwell.
Our Priced did not explain,
Bra took the early truth,
A proposition has been introduced in both
branches simultaneously to appoint two Flour
llnspectors for Philadelphia. These,are the most
lucrative offices in the gift of the Executive, and
heretofore while the two principals pocketed idle
salary, a couple of assistants have done the
work. If the offices were divided up s little
more, the holders would do their own work, and
besides, get a very reasonable compensation for
doing it. I hope the bill may pass, and that it
will be so amended as to mark out distinctly the
districts which it is intended Philadelphia is to
be divided into—at present the only objection to
the bill. There is some talk of introducing a
! similar measure for the relief of Pittsburghers;
but I donbt its expediency at this time. The
fees for Pittsburgh are small enough already.
Mi. Wilkins presented a petition on Friday,
from the iron tranufacturers in the city of Pitts•
burgh, for the repeal of the tonnage tax on
blooms, pigs, ore, cinders, fire clay and fire brick,
Ile also read in place a bill, supplemental to the.
• act exempting coal and lumber, to give effect to
the prate: of the petitioners.
The petition of Thomas Washington Smith.
asking for a divere,e from his wife, Elizabeth G.
M'Cauley, ie before the Legislature, and a bill
has been read to consummate his wish, which it
is understood will meet with no resistance from
I her.
It. Hogland and B. F. Chandler, Harrisburg ;
B. F. Irwin, Cumberland county, and. J. A. In-
tiorthamp;on county, are - appointed to :::;900
cherk.s.hips in the State Department. The onit ,
vacancy is the Chief Clerkship—salary $130, ,
per tnnnm.
Your industrious and vigilant represonsative,
Cill* John M. Irwin, has gone home for a "fow
days." PAXTON.
The Now •Treasttry Notes
The new treasury notes just issued by Raw
don, Wright, Hateh :Fc, Edson, of New earl:,
are among the most p - erfeet I.ll: , :eittlells of bank
note engraving exectutA in this country. As
this is now a recognised department of the
fine arts, some -d)f our best artists devoting
much attention to it, it is worth the white.,
not merely of the fortunate 'possessor of such
- notes, but of all who are interested in engrav
ing,. to inspect the workmanship of them.
Specimen proofs of the $l,OOO and 85000
I . notes are designed and executed with greet
beauty.
The former have the, American eagle with
expanded wings for the principal vignette,
with the portrait of the President of the Uni
ted States on the right, and a figure of Justiee
on the left. The principal device of the latter
consists of two figurPs representing Agricui,
ture and Manufactures ; on the left is a por
trait of the Secretary of the Treasury, and on
the right are the eagle and the shield contain.
ing the arms of the Union, with emblems of
Commerce and Peace, These notes are prin
ted in Indestructible inks, (black and green,) as
a protection against photographic counterfeits
and alterations. The portrait of-the Secretary
of the Treasury has been engraved expressly
for theEe notes; and is a perfect likeness. That
of the President is•the beat that we have
Messrs. Rawdon &I Co., took a contract for
four million of these, the balance of the silx
million to be issued having been given to a
Philadelphia house, and have al. ady sent to
Washington a million and a half. They sent
a million and a quarter More on. Friday, and
the remainder by the end of a week. Our
Philadelphia friends had a dig at New York
the other day, because their share of the notes
was finished first. but a comparison of the
two sets satisfies us that the beauty of execu
tion and. security against counterfeiting, in
Messrs. Rrwdort & Co.'s notes, redly compen
sate for the delay in the issue of them.
[Prom the Newark MCrcury,Jarittary 18.]
Dortwe/ly's Death.-The Charge itgaStatt
the Landlord of the Sea View .1-lodoe.
ibe story which seems to be passing curl ent
in regard to the alleged intoxication of young
Donnelly, who was recently executed at Freehold,
requires some notice, particularly as it has bean
made !ho canoe of complaint against• his cust9-
diaus and epiritoal advisers. It is now alleged
and received as a fact, that just before being led
out to the gallows, be drank " four glasses of
brandy," and that he passed into eternity in a
state of drunkenness. He was executed st two
o'clock, and during the morning took.brandy
twice. He drank a bowl of coffee, zuti during
the previous night, and in the morning took sev
eral doses of morphine. When led out of the
prison, he evidently was affected by the morphine
but there was not the slightest appearance of
drunkenness. In the commencement of his and
dress, the effect of the. drug, and the terrible
excitement of the occasion, prevented that co
herency of remark which cheractarized the
greater part of hie speech, When he cane to
analyze the testimony given against upon the
trial, fie had entire and perfect posseciotlt of
himself. Hie argument was marked by its
ingenuity, its logical compactness, and its metho
dical arrangement, but when this was finished,
it became simply a matter of utter&nc, to pro
long the brief moments of life, sad thosn discon
nected ejaculations were produced by the awful
moment, and were not the effects of liquor or
drugs.
It is not true, either that he charged Smith,
the proprietor of the Sea View House, with the
murder. He aliuded to the evidence of the bloody
foot-prints in the passage, - and to show that they
could not have contributed to his conviction, he
referred to the fact that he was not in that pas
sage with bare feet on the fatal morning, imt
that Smith, according to his own confession was.
From this arises the story that he accused SMith
of the murder. ONE WHO WAS Pm:sun^.
BURNING CORN ItOu. Fora..—The Chicago T -
bane says: "We reed to hen: that, among the
wonders of the " West," the practice, in times_
of little prices and much hog, of burning bacon
on the river steamers as the cheapest fuel, was
not the least. Latterly, we had supposed that
Western men had outgrown the necessity of
what would ordinarily be criminal waste ; but a
gentleman, who has just returned from a trip on
the Illinois Central, telba us that, at Kankakee,
only a few miles from thip, city, he found a man
burning good sound corn, in the ear, in his
stove. Inquiring the reason of what was to
him shameful, he was told that, while Coal was
worth 30 cta. per 100 lbs. at doer, unthraph
ed corn was dui' at 25 etc. for the s'.= , s ;7ight.
—lt has been ealettlF,ted by Pvne-,:_3::
that the wavea of the sea, tn . ?. I at the ra:e
eis and a half miles a allnu.te.
—Rev. Mr. Spurgoon, or
ing is Paris at kst 4z0cr,r.13.
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Yor the
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A. OmtADIAN
A FAMILY. —W... find in the TOI'MIL3 (Mhe ::ad
the 'Men.:treal cqucripl 14..0m0 firtaib3
of alaitiler action inriiiiet the Gre:o: Weztera
Railroad Cutnhr.ny, to r-.q.f)ier darn-igie f-r the
death of Mi. Ije7rander Grant, caustd by the
terrible accidelit at the Dejardiuce bridge. The
E u : tion wa:; brought by Mrs. Elizabeth, the Tv Id ; 7
the decewicd. It appears i.. evidence th
Mr Grant was a Loan great iudust:y, a. 1.1 ity
I.ad foresight 11 , had commencod
a gardener, penhile,s, yearn a ?.e., but
ho realizcA ia commence a
-tore Goat, Island. at the Niagara Falia. in
it he acquired a c.dud krablc amount of property,
at.,..1 at the time death was makii4c. $2,f , 00
to $4,000 per auaum, in the regular course of
his business. Ile left henind property worth
about $23,000, ftlld debt,to the arnt,unt of $12,-
000. But •ho wets teOt Clive to mut,t, the latter,
and certaininotig,gt.s being au:, his property
had to be sold, leaving his, \vile and children—of
whom tour were girls under sixteen yearn cd: ago
—almost destitute, The jury, '.fter bell
deliberation, rendered tiverdiet for rho plaitalti
deewagca follorie:--For the widow, Fit; NO:
tint child, 13400; second c.tild, SOO ; third
$l,OOO ; fourth child, 1,200; littia elnll,
$2,000. Total, $11,200.
REDUCED RATES OF POSTAGE, TO AUSTRIA,
VIA FRANCE,—A new , pestal convention was Con
cluded between the governments of- France and
Austria on the 3,.1 of September last, by which
certain changes have exchanged by the way of
France between the United States and At,-
and tho couutrie.3 to which Aastria.
The rates to be levied in the United States on
and after the let of February, 1356, upon lettere
addressed to the following twat:tries and places,
by French mail, will be as follows, via.:
Atistria and its States, and the city of Bel
grade, 21 cents, the singie rate of a quarter
ounce or. under, pre-payment optional, being in
full to destination.
Moldavia, lonian Islands, Adrianople, Serer:,
Sophia, Itustchtick, Antiveri, Selo, Bourgible,
Cenea, Durazzo, Enloe, L-ernies., Prevesa,
Tenodos and Vuleno, 30 .vents the single
rate of a quarter ounce or under, pre-payment
optional, being in full to designation.
Montenegro, Servia, (except, Belgrade,) and
cities in Earopeen Turkey other torn those tnu
ni,irEdeci tibiae or in the " tables posttwe to
foreign countries," 21 cents the single rate of a
quarter ounco or under, pre payment required,
being in full.. .to the Austrian frontier only.
Postmasters should note these changes of rates
upon their tables of pnstage to foreign countries.
Uox,n tit Vitsuorists.--A correspondent of the 1
Milwaukie Scntniel,, writing from Pepin, Wiscon-
sin, relates the following tough yarn :
I write in sober earnestness, intending what I
say for the truth. The story concerning that
recent discovery, as related to me by E.Lath
rop, President of the riltippews. Bank, and U B.
Shaver, Survoyur, runs as follows:
A resident of this place was looking for a
suitable spot to dig a well, on land situated
about two miles from the village, and while ex
amining at digging into, the ground, he found
a quautityoi the precious article, specimens of
which haVie been exhibited and tested. Since
this time, ,further search has been made, and
still mere yellow piccea found. The ground near
where this fold has turned op, has generally
been linderetned by our eiti - zeus to have been for
a time a csnfjiing ground, or resting place, of
bollis of the earlier pioneers, or missionadies,
sent out, by. .the old French monarch,
name was tlign bestowed upon our Lake and the
old Fort, and is now the title or cognomen of
I this town. More hereafter.
Boons lIDNORARY DECREES.—Some fellow has
been swindling people in England by sending
them notices of honorary degrees being conferred
on them by various colleges la the United States,
and requesting about forty-two dollars for the
payment of ho fiecz,s•o-y fees. These Icti d r : ,
were sent to persons dletiligulehe4 in law, litera
ture and the 'ellen:h. There ere no present.
means of aseeztainiug the eNtent of the swindle,
nor the amount of money wrung out of u.t.obill,•iis
gentlemen on the othereide of the Atlantic, to the
tune of LS 10a. :tpiee,o. • The fraud, it is sop
posed, originates in England. A similar game
w:te exposed in the Philadelphia Ledger, a low
years ago, practice:l by a young Mau, who was
afterwards errestedlo Camden, N. J. Ho prim
tined quits an extensive game till the notice
broke np the - but-it:Less. Perhaps be is at work
again ft is &little singular however, that in
teliigalt men should tae-caught in ouch a trap.
It shows that Motery is the weak side of human
nature.
I_IYS:CI - FAA,II , ,' U.I.I'LII; IND INDICI gz , TION, by IN'lieb
all persons are 1110[13 or leem affected, can usually be
cured by taking te.c,d,rata ezerehe, wholc.3m.me fe,d,
and n dose of Bt, rhn.r,a's Rolland Bitters, ono
before eieh meal.
Caution :--Be earetul tc, as:: for 80. vc's
Bitters.. Sold at tii per bottle, or els bottles for $5,
by the nolo Proprietors, Benjamin Page, Jr., lz
corner of Third and Smithfield Etreeta, and by Drug
2oneraliy.
Peri:tined ilzenth ! 1.7.114 1 .
tnd beautiful complexion, can be acquired by using tlt
" Balm of a Thousand Flowers." What lady or ghntlenlat.
would ramaia under the corm or a disagreeable breath,
:'roan by Uethy. the " ',elm of a The :and iflor:ord" a+
would vat °thy retidt_r it eweet, but leave the
t-ell while as alabaater Many pacaona do not !chow their
breath Is bad, and the anbiect i 5 0) delicate their friend++
would never Mention it. B. , Fors counterfaita. lie aura
each bottle is aigned FLTILIDLIE tr. CO., N. Y.
Crcp.llo , —.ri Pozuctio tor
beautifying the heir--highly pen:hinted, euperlor to any
French article imported, and for hall the price. For dr.•:,:e
leg iedical hair, it hurnojntl, giving it a fright gloe iy
appeerat:ce. it Liu::: O ' d herr to czn! in thera.•,t.
natural !Danner. It r;.11 - denlrnti,
hair the appeeranc , ...f being irt,ll ~IternpJont4.l. Price only
2fty cents. None g.,:muiae unit - els, signed
FETILIOti.E &
ProptletorH of the , " Balm of r Thuusand Flower.;."
and rotail agouti), tleorgo Ogden., No. 26 Wood
street; R. E. Sellers a . , Co., coroc , r Woza and Socond; W. A.
oppooito tfio lilo.atro; Joa,•ph !losing, cor.
nor Market. Arcot and Diamond; 11'.'ats W Ketcr, corner of
Libor: y and Clair; W. J. MontgonDsry, opposite moat
nth:a,: Moot filalooic Mall. iroi22,:lydtrr
TUERE ART!) nuNDRFDs OS REMEDIES SOLD
at every Drug Stota,purporting to cure all i Pe r a,o Damnable,
each advertised as the very best ever known, till we had
lust-all forth in them all, lis.t there is one exception.
We speak of Dr. Sanford's Invigorator, which Laurie to no
recommended 43 a core for Liver Complaints, and all die
oases ari.4ng from a Dioenecd Liver. The testimonials of
on many of our PilySili4ll3 in its favor, Induced no to try it,
and now conviction is COI tain that it is one of the greatest
blessings over.given to Dyspeptics, for it, made a complete
care before the first bottle was taken, and now we can eat
anything eatable without trouble, while• Cofer °thing Lu
the lightest food weniis tligtat, - and often tha gave pain
Now what we want to o ay to all our reiders is, if Liver Com
plaint or Dyspepsiii trouble yon, do not fail to try this the
greatest remedy is. tho world. Jathlindkw
ASTONIBIIiNfi EFl+EO'll9 O? ONE' BOTTLE, IN
AN AGGILAVAI:BD OAR: OF DYBPEP3IA.
• PLIIIAD7LPITIA. Marob "0 1555
, Dear Bir:—Duriag the last five years 1 have been afflict
ed with Dyspe . p.r:et, is Lie most aggravated form, and bavo
used, without re . .oeivir,g any benefit therefrom, every reme
dy recommended for shat disease. In fist, 1 was afibetod
co badly that oil many eccassions I was in :tveaf d.irger of
dying front sw.6avltion, in couseqnence of the rise of matter
in my throat, and all ray efforts far relief wets in vain. I
r.aa at last induced, through the recommendation of sevsral
of my friends, to try "noolland'a German 'Bitters," and I
assure you the amount of relief I have received, from the
use of only one Imttle, is astonishing, and comPeLa nto to
say that I v. cald not be t,dt.boot the ifitutra for any money,
as I am now, througli.their use, enjoy hog hater health than
I have Imown for many plan].
Very r6spectfaiFy ELIZABETIT GAUL,
To D. C. ?1. JACZEON
Se , o advc.rtivment.
.9Par min by nr3.1.151G BRos. 17,nd Dr. GEO. RE/SYR,
Pittsbargb. jalsl2lo.tw
tclo !lair A 3 e
gust"—that it makes no difference how gray or red, o.
runty the hair cr whiskera niay ba, nor how much they may
have been injure.] by bad dyes, BATClll'llifilt'll will make
thorn a beautiful and lively block or brown witliout the
least injury. It will Inneer fade ur turn rusty. fihrrar.ted
ade cad sold, or iapplied, (in nine privats roome r ) rt
BATtjantolVd Wiz Factory, 12.13 iireadway, New York.
wholay-ab. al,l r,t,11. tic Or. :Jae. B.
7 locki eay.•ct• .IE-4.`Zt:
Da. EPITCH EFd PITTSBURGH.
OURIZ`;'O TIM MONTH'S OF Int:CEM.BEat and JAN ILA,x:y ;
DR. CALVIN M. FITCH,
C:4; Le com:tittod daily at lic i{C Dl3)
101Pem3 street.,
CP2022112 CLAM IPYIEL, rIPTSBUIMII, PA.,
For all afftictiouO at trto VIP:GA.I' and LUNGS; t;15o, DYS-
L'EPSLA, PL;HALII DISF.ASES,, and orfo.-7. complaint's .7.'3111.•
plica-tad with proditpooing . to Pulmonary Di..toa.teo.
f, from any c.OO R. FlTell t.o rt
during the , ^_riod above 11:011€41., thr, 31vAntruct Vf
concirld.,-,1 by . ids at,tordato, Do. J. W.:SYKES.
Dn. PITOII would :izrnostly L.-31of ad tilos° rm,y ho ih
loring under lecipb , at or Feat,Nl dise.l , cs of the Throat or
Lone;-, or the hi:porta:we of ;;P:hig tb°l2F.elvis sintidy atiez-
Lou, no it Li °My w.hen tal:,:n in r,:',..s,mable tiM5 that theca
diesases can bo trnlied with nay jhst llopt‘ of aarccsa, ones
tho delay of a few ViVAS will ant ta frequently render hope
lemly fatal . , and CillErtVl , 3 Cirrabio3
VI. FITCH: ward , l,dis° mid that as he to I.echaor,ed
deed freal - ly with h 2,.. none .1 - 02 , .:t apply who era
tolc2rn rush r,ondition, the actrial ritats of their
and :heir Frsbabla cmltt.m.: of recovery.
CON2UITATIONS DERCONSLLY 08. BY LETTEB. fi2E11.%
eardeansimtion should bt iiihice."isc.3, eiihsr
FITCH or Lo. :t. W. 151 Leon street, Pia>
I,72;rgis, Pn.
bbl o. Bea - n 9 in stor.,:md far
1) E3h Ly Ir.c.O.t!TOLE9S, 411:-Vc;S 4171.,
:'; ,, t'.!' , .' 4 .::4!?. :.. .
fp.~ipLii~33TC_L~^'t Fi4~~:.5~.' Y'aYn '4} '-ov`q:i y`}'T~:~: 'W_ls:+'z~+~ -.~+G: ,x+y
MI. LIVEN Pti.d..S.—The i.iver Pill.; of Dr. )I'l,
wf-re tint vied by hila ,xclueivaly in hiJ ~va
sfficacious ever:: t'ney in all ~ 43,1(1.1 of Lire colaplhiaL :hat
tbt,g faraolt3, um! attr.w.tiuLf Sly) ut.i...ntiln of the
medical facnlf iuto gezief - al use. '11:-y act with.
great. ~r taitty au.l re• o uhtrii..y ; tha I.atiunt
at,.ty • tlispc-rsi..:7l 11:o re•
to kir.r..ttil. Witn off,,t is Lifra.-otrtun •71uu9,
t ft,govotly, Pie
InoirthJ roevrt,•.: . ru,s rty,l r
'l7
1 - MA
Lot o f 1 ) ,.
ivrhap,, t! cr. b naVol a t.odd ct ;:ii!tvry
4.1 two•ctil to a for Dr. 7i.11,AN.1.'i
CFA. LlVEit noluunicturoil Ly
, l'a. Ti:ero aro otlior r.,,tportiug
to Lo Lt ..r now Ilefor... the. pubic. Dr. ?"I"Lato. n Eiino
hilrr PiEd : aloe t.oly hot at
ali respect.._... drug a tun,. t,10‘.!:4, fh,
lure. t i422:itOtw) FL1:741..N0 itßos.
0. 8. is 1.-1 V berms, postt:rg have ap
pt.ll t'd kyll oar iol,•-t aucc.r.cciiig t..LI
nn 11.. our •• I 0.
M.," tic:rcf.re..
Ttiat tho samo la ad d,)no witinall our kno , , , ,leder,”
a‘ni f_N - n.o.,nt, and rticct.4 with
tmn.
BY OILDEB. f;`,7 eit.AND CO:SalAtsii).lllt.
c", 1" A 'RICH gives Ilia
ErthibzEior. T 11 1 .6 INENING, z.
ktionc the Ct. Ut:ir SI ri.,t
nutria
Briilgc
Lo , s.tiare 11.auntc,11.1Qusea, With vew
bt - 111 Inort‘ etartliag t:c.b.daritzl sitqn b, , l , re
giNtn.
WASIII ri G.T I) I'4 Til oil : 4 ; V -
COR. PENN A AVENUE 4 TIILRJJ ST.,
A. F. BEVERIDGE
URNITNIGrge supply FLUlDthc,ne AND CA MPIIENE.-
la of articled cvnstarilly hand.
Inas., wishing a Ilu:ning euperia anal ens apet than
can be b.,1 eawahuto i 2 the chy, can elwaga procure it at
JOE. Ai 1.1 s; G ,
'LS Coinu Diamund nun filarkiet etavet.
1G A B.S. —.I have j u., t received another
EuITS3 yt ry ;la. up,l CiV,Xr3. wiaaing
nett t_d Cigars, C3ll alWa}s vro.,:r, :Lem at
OisTEY BEAN TUBACCO. Another
.ippiy of this ce!ebrat,d Tobacco, just re:zeivcd by
Jos. VAAWINU,
Comer Dia 7110 f Ili and ?,.laritut.:3-reet.
USBANI)'S - 2sIA(3rI%:IESI.A.--2 gros:;• of
:big exe.oll-at Maeinaiita, just r , ceived by
Corner Diamond and Llezhet etreot.
WOR REN'T.
oczvaiei by W. LT.midi
:NCH. 151 Finn cliati 122 Pecond stnatz. I:aquire
PARR, .rtleCUßEci
,j,e2s:tf NUJ. 14'4 F;r:g. and 120 .9 , c: - 4.1,1 UrcLtd
ENII-ANN UAL 1 SEMI-ANNUAL !
'CLOSING OUT SATA! cLoe,ING OUT SALTS
Tlle entire stook of DRY GuOD'S,
tt the store of
No. 25 Fifth streor,
7 o RINTED French Merinoes, all I.VoOI
Piahid, Shawls, ate. A full as:rertment Don - le.stx
s t .
iltVglyß MI111:011. C. I-I.ANSUN LOVE.-
1 , '. - )rcr.orly hove Brotheri,
ja?.s No. 74 Mark etre,A.
t .E.A.NG'ES AND LEMONS.-
%,,j 3 40 bcat. , 3 'Oranges;
.do Lemoix, arriving and for eab , by
Wood Litrtv t
Private and Conlidemtiai Nedical Advice 1
AT THE BUFFALO PRIVATE lIOSPI-
T for the cure of S.VPI , ifiB, Oerni ll4 l
weattnesd and the &ern Infirmities of Youth and Maturity,
by Dr. Alltfi z dJY, Buffalo, N. 1. °Bice career of 'Saiu
cud Quay strkt.ts, Cu:: bt.;.ird.)
Au itOtrutn..;:::: tbc•
EcaPzsionE, czot.ctrly Izat , :til
bo petal,.llcutly curd lu LoM ;13tet , 1 to ttV,ll:3
nto t±:ln coni,Autly
Dr_ A MAYS eZ SON iisKe ple.uure in aunouucieg !Amy
:my,. in....Aar,: a 1,1104 1:1113611,11I. Ju4trilluont for the core 1.11
the abov op.:oases. It has Lo , D dubjected to :. teat by the
reo,r,eu.nt.ut I.hysiciali3 iu LOBOOLt. PuiladdithiJ Knd
Ne'e York; it 11:%3 Lout. .bxhued the only iustrtuLent
suer yur hr tho Calle et :Scut:to:A coo
disenze of the gehltal tAF,aua, c4us..ou by the - c, ,, crot
of y:luth.
Dr. AllaS SON, in order to Eati4fy the most sktlab.z,l
to the illrf teeir iu,truihez,t, pledw,theranolvc, teat
in any iintduce where they may prove tlllautitlfactOry
a fair trial, the money wAI l,e refauded by retnrulu: in
ttrumeut io good order.
l'erszma dishing the above vleful Initium,n:
that the price, with the aect:Uipanyt.if„ net:11101y
acked and n-ut by express, tea dupers.
NLIW 01.31tES.
Dr. AMOS b SON oLay beconAalietl from e'xat u'cluck is
ttlu rn.quifig until nine at night, hi +.ln , ry cit.tgu And nyulp•
tom of tho VoOAtrlJ Disca,e. tiaturrLoaa, ©Err, Sacomi:ay
ympunna, Eeannul imanteoce mat Strictared 0:
the tJrathra, etc., with .wzresy The tre.ttmant
they adopt to thu re2uit or upward of thirty years' orteusive
nod mulru.3llll.lMllCrlCel in LUULItni. TM, moat iriveircr.ite
30,+ of Vnufnaal t radiated iu f•igill" or ?line
au.] ea:lei oft Eliight 113141.r0 in EVA , or i..rro day,.. at a m
(3! IVO nyl,M3e. lua cure elfeeta:l without confinen,,,mt ur
himirmica from busitut!,a; oleo, 1111111.5 iu IL , L.n.c
1ia.1,5, effectually eranicr,tt:(l.
'JUiLI wALx.INTEu.
Dr. .#I7IIOS SON 11 tiV, devoteli their attenth,n excluske
ly to the, peculiar class of milatties,and the relief they havo
causeq .m.tiy been etesbled to render to th•ir fellow creature
1.3 tally iv:tuned and tireatfully tieknewletiged by conv4l,
ci.qt t patients and others daily err:vim:id town from ail parts
of the country, for the espreoa purpo:c only o: ceuaultatioto
while their exertions have be ,n crooned with the must
nal advantages; yet from what they have expiitionced
inquiring Into tut CaUok39 of there infectious complaints.
(f: em their meat si r ple rendition to that of the mai.t dau
gerami and inveterated) they have alwaye entertained the
preeihitity el their prover:tier. mitt ref 11(0. al, and likewitein
variably fouud that the most horrible and in.ingnant f,ruis
of disease could almost alwaya he traced to one of the fol
lowing canoe.; ranee, neglect, nr the ill effects of un
akilfal anti improper treatment; , herefore, Dr. AMOS et
liON have euecceaed in d!scovering, is the Pelectien of their
remedies, a Eafo, enectual. i:nd CaUtifala wine; omitting all
c,unbination of remedies which bear an equivocal claaramer,
aa well es those whose premature or injudicious application
might be productive of bad comequences in the toads of
private individuals, In short, the laudible end of their re
medies is the lessening of a great 1.1111Z3 of human mizery by
the atiouiation, relief and prevention of those grievous af
fictions that are in reality the secret fee of Life, and which,
while they so estreratly surround us, call aloud for our skill
and interference for their extermination.
coo i t s'': INVAUDS.
Ponmun in any part of rho world may he suceee:otuffy
treated by forwarding, u correct detail of their caso, with
remittance fur lue.dirnm,!, ac.
Addreoa Dr. A.MOS SON, corner Main and Quay streeM,
Buffalo. Dr. Y. Ja23:d.te.wly
Gents' Furnising Goods, Clothiers
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS,
91 1 1.11 subscribers respect-fully announce,
that SHIM'S made by farm are guaranteed to at;
will be forwarded to any part of the Union, on receiNing,
from The partles zendiug the ordem their personal nicainire
went in inches, according to :he fornmla given below.
Itemeraber, the size 1111431. be carefully and nem - dab:l3
taboo, 113 all 116C.,12E6127 uliowanees era sonde by the cutter of
the oitabli2hinent.
First, Size around the nrclz.
Seoond, size around tho wrist.
Third, Biro aroand the chtet, immediately bolcw the 4rni
pite.
Ilmrth, From the middle of shoulder, length of arm to
wrist joint.
ranight of penton, from tho shoulder to the ltmet
jmn.
Also, any style of eollara m.ade to order, by the fluid eith
er sending the style or pottorn.
This plan is quito uniquo, anti will be of groat value
geotlereen at a ,datiuce. who and it ilopoitible to obtain at
home :Mute to satisfy them in style and fit.
Also, ou hand a full aster trout of Shirts of our airoi
fßoto-r. Any erticrzt addro.•lzed tdud by mail, will be wonnp•
ly at ttntled
P. d. Please state by what convoyanco they aro tc,
shipped. L. fiIIISLIFELD bION. ,
Jall3 No. 83 Wood at., Fittiburgli, Pd.
I_l . o FOR UTAII!!!
No. I::Cartor'a tale)
this be you
N.O. 236 WOOD STREET,
tsd 7l-1 1 \IP LOUR.--30 bbls. .riine Flour in
store, and for sale by
McCANDLEOS, MEANS zi CO,
Cune.r of Wood raid Water streek.
- QOUSES .FOE. BENT—
} By S. CUT 11.13.2115: SON, 53. °-.lorket, et.
1 comfort - AI:to two etory Jwclialg borne on Ite.ts street,el
heae, of Fifth —Z . I4 per toontb.
A two story tilling on Du ille9lne sheet —$lC i'nonth.
A ,:rin.sit,nir,t - dwelling street--;150 per
A th.v. o t itori i.;,1150 ci - woo Etn , :ILI, , Jll Turd ctre<:, at
A dwelling bGI1P1" of four recurs and kitchen, e itu large
!at of gratin', on laoh street, Mount Wachingtca2.l,ltai
Two lark,-e warelion,e on 'third F.tre , ..t, nelsr
Two , nnali 11011,t,t) L :"7:l'.a.C.C'Ll Court, near Fith
$6,25 per intmth.
A. two story frame. hoo.la of four rooms, on CdICQU ardra,
4 21,11t.h PittlLurgil, at z. pay mouth.
A large brie:; isonao rintit gatnte4, frnit Mea, etc., in
gheny city—V.V..C.: per ynar.
A staro ieor.l en Thir.: d:rcot—sl2s per 3 nal - .
A dwel:inef tioc o oe Third street, thttr !Aerizct.
A wnrolacuse cu 71 , irl,:et er,3et,
A dwelling Len.:., or, IV.Tlie etreet-- - 1,e5 year,.
A large chop en Third Btroei can be Lad fur cc years.
A Liter,, azul ca,ticr, carne7 eirceta, etc.
-LL pmons knowing themse7es indebted
to viii,LTA.m CLiNN . oIiT.Y, late of the EL. Char
hotel, Pittiurgli,
thoile cla,Lail will them
J. V. W. WELITU,
of Willi:lna 0. Coat:o117.
M. I. STEWART, Attorney at Lox,.
riitli it 1if20.41.
3.. - I:inary 19, 19:.9.--Jtl9:lw
isitm3r2r,
1 roll FEET of Flooring, of sulk. - -
rlor qa^litv '."-^ '2O , 'Or co
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C , Ltro pro.ll
_ Ai' 11 P.TiSE
WASHINGTON, D. C
JOS.
Corm, Diamond and lin% et
To.be doff,: out v.t V Era: LOW PRICES,
A. A. MASON 1: CO.,
?r.~ 1 1` 33
A Y1.1.):..21: 3t I 1 , '30 YEN Tlo'2
lOUNC:
L. lIIRSIIFEL.D & SON
DEALER:3 IN
No. 83 Wood street.
BEFORE YOU GO,
PRACTI . C,II WITH . TILE Rinu,
AT TEll ORIGINAL SETOOTLNG GAILY:RV,
%()4v
Assignee's Notice.
f)r Cough;, C,ll. , ...umptiun, Asthma and
, TAYINES' VErt,:iiiTtiGE, for AVormE., Dyspepsia, Piles, Cioner:,l
JAYNE.S" Fult ILPE IVOR:U. It nover
J3y S cAl• ATIVE i;ALSA.M., for P,G , ,vel anCt 2umuicr 01.:olt:r.1,, 4.*
for rclula, Goitre, Canc,lrs, Ith* bam and de.
JAYNP,,* JIVE PILL>, valud.ble Alcerativa and Purgediva .17xtheirtc..
j A.,;;;;-; Curt) ef Fever and Acne.
jAYNt...'6' • , ;201„:NTI:11. IRRITANT, for Sprains, 13rae.e3, Le.
J.AINEz. Beauty, Growth. and Restorntion of ;It, Hair.
JA VN E.-;* LIQUID ILAIL; DYE, (in Powder,) evdt of whiqh wine:l3.l:qt
too flair trt,rn any ocher nlnr to a beam:tut Black. •
Jr:J.
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5 - A.9l:2'it.B,lAt .744)
TII k: LIVES Att 1> CvN EbS ~ r'
'or P.M U.)IOIEcT LLEENR , SI.9 UP TUE PIUSON
L: NIENT
r,)11 SALE Y'l'l•llYlNfil3Att
IT.EE (Ali I'o;7:Vitali,
WIFE RESTORED.
NuW,
Xuwnux $ Co.: Ihatiu 1.0 n dilliug your Ve4etahl.; Com
pound inAhis mace moo mouths, and take photaure in ,
Etatinz tla.t. it Leone of the Meet e.ltisLiculry um:brines for
of isao and one of the in at aaleahlo meth
c:nea that I hove, I full lour hotrits of it to one of any ouli
JLy wife lungs Were most deeply ailecte.l--at night ehe
waataturated watt! ext . :Az—no:ULM to sit an all day—scared
ly uln to walk aerme ill: , rootu, and could not COW ralt , eu
tuinutea at d time In Sopteinher, !850,1 procured for tier
your Compound, mid slit, Mid et aco taken.ONer one dczeti hot- , 31,
tics of it. Mit it Let done for h«r Site now does
ii hereon wont 6f:rubbing and. Etminx foT ou
tantily.
l'or rale , by G.NO. 11. Ii.EI:SEIt,
Pittsburgh,
ditx.7:dz.w (Zit),
1 10p.hi19.RE58
,EBA.A.O D. D. r.c.eigit.
D. 13. ;-'1 - .1 . 11 . 52./ S el) .
s rEEL If VAPk;it
CORIzr:T. ROBE , STREIRTI3,
PITL.K6USiTEL
Ff \ 'IL EN GiNEE ill) CaN TRAC
Till; tit.ECIT JIIRS, for 11 - 015 rt
portiere up - 4 - urds, fie3tiDg 11 vr
pra,:tc, by St,,,ro, ilet or ilorna.c.,-.
p A.
Pi'I"I I .SIV4JUiI COACH PhCTOPS.
S,
(ICC LS`Oll. TO 13.10EL0 - Vi Ut),, former
'
ty M 131GILLCI,V, I\ 0. 46 Dialmmil
attuet, Pitt-burgh, P.
I would r,. , sr-ccifully atinciti.co to the carrizige nsing com
munity and yahoo in gim that I hare, thiA day, imr
cht,,,ed the ititcreet of lily ibtmer p&rtue:, Mr. Albert, uml
cal carry C 1 the buapesn in nll ita brouchn3 et the old st-ml,
:it,. Di.imondin clmiiging miroc oi
and ea well octr,bLf,h.l atamiMeini mg citablielment,
core li, public no , hart hull be wtintimi - on my ic.rt to M.
c;mriict.cr no 'cog cujoyi.l by my p.cin
Istpi M. 1,
. T .l l n.l I °LINTON & v+ l
v
W"OLEB.4.LE AND RETAIL
-*
A r T !es, R C Azi >1 9
=J. 117 D1A:4073D ALLEY,
N , :ar T?c , o_ Da fir ,)et,
A.ways ou 1111,d, .bit.chlorry, Coguuc.
Old idottorgtti.”.llt and Itecritity!
":
~-~---
~= _
'i' i; AcTu ILE a c , s
HYDItOM.ETEK
or weiz,hiag th 3 chehptat and b e st
bonn.o;e to this city.
TID'.:1010N1 ETETtS AND ILA, 1:0111 ETERS,
iaprico
SURVEYOR'S L',OIIIPAS: 4 ES,
1:111 i/L1.1% 'S,
actic.:l ;?..'reet.
OriNEV AT LAW ,11 - 4,1) CONVEYANCER.
0.1. N OFFICE -
itrlnirtV 0131.101"ki,
rirsz [ht, C,T 11:7 of Mih,
1'147:3,;URG11, PA
MUN El' in it‘n.o ancl v 1, 1 ,131 Tiantiiico LOfit.N.PID Gold
,:t1 t. 01,3 and ,S!.1::,-;
all I:w.d,i tii vfilutiblo Ikt•L fur any lungin
on.
4:21-001c....111,11,., fro:a 7 A. 61. t.O 10
:._=l.EL`
GEOI{,GE P. IVERTZ'S
Tialg Premitasu Wactory,
CUittiElt 121111tD'AND ,NIAREET PITTSBURGII.
rP 4 IIIOSE WISHING TO FURNISH T 1 IF IR
n0u,...0 with v eNyriAN BLINDS, of
. tba moatHILO and elab.srat , Luil.n, will find it to thcir intereittl Lo give
010 4 call u4(c)144,,i1ig woricia
by tilt, (no; apprun;icoB.) Evvry attenti...m la
want 4 Ul Cl:Ji..l:2t 10. PrE,.3 I,Lv. All tturk
aarrgn N. 'CIIII{D Stry- - 1, 1111 y 8:17i3
ROBER.7 niI:LEL% JAIME E. IntEsblno
I)4 °BEET D ALZELL CO., - 'Wholesale
t tiro:tors, Cominio and Poi:wardin g 'titTchant.,§ and
Dealcin in Produc:, and kittOburgii •Mannianture3, No. 1.,.,1
Ltberty strett, Pansburgh. Pa..
ff'.)Sets.ottliallitE
31.S.NUFACillit7.11 Or
N
Cologiatt Splrits and False' CAL,
No.. 107 and 170 Second treet.
aplo.lyd2dp
LARD OIL.
CANDLES, '•
PALM, TOILET,
AND ROSIN SOAPS,,
A. 1!. nocatilemAiliar. JOSEPH 73
000K21111111.11;it. BlOgo,
CUli 3/ISSI ON MERCIIA.NTS,
';sit, Cheese, TOittur, Meats, ant
E'roticace G'enereally,
30 4, and 2 04 .N”n'lL
Third and fiflie Boars above.
PLULA Ji LPIII
AVE NOW IN STORE, A..ND TO AR
AI:7._ P.I.Vli a full u9sorte3,ltt of '.',Lickeroi, Cod kish,,
tiurriug, which th. - . 3, will of ut tho eery w.tr
kt.t rates.
P. 6.—ltarrri, thoul.form, Barro:ed Pork, or ether
t in oxchanz,...., nr xis (.11 ,ounni....3k7A.
Jordon h lirutbor,
Wut. v. b.mit!.... Co.,
jail: n--2p
tiE
Eal GIN E ER'S .141.A.VititifSTS,
Corner of irirsi. anti Lth , rty Pittzt.-41 y.},
QUPE.RIOII STEAM ENGINES for Uriet
and Saw Mille, DroV,!Zit,i 1111.11.111.4 Eit:ll`'ALitntiviAtn,
:vitt.UtlitCCOri,: 4 , &C., msle tc oaf , r. Ivry utsu c,at.luttc tllo
inami:*.:cture cf IL-ir ,t.ir.:ll
Turning Lathes, Iron L'iaricra,B•T!t:gc..n.i.l
Aleo, Wrought Irou v,ith 11,1,gen,,
E;;....
4RY GOoi-16 Itte
wuncrieci
ehti.4l; en:4c, » a priattal?01,1111!!,
Call; rich, all 'rritaiim.,gi.
Liwiery, qtla 1 etoc.T. a ol' A A.'llae.on
S
Fifth t r ir,4l. cty.:ll
•tyout. tio
Va,r ;&#I% PITE - S — EItVES. —lO do-ea
und for Kii,sby
itriiALLit ANDER,I3ON,
N 4.
IjUV IN \
1 .7 t• the uncut:via of Ca-i; llnyacg Lo
OUlt Set - END.II) STO36. u.? OViIe.C•aALF.
• Taay f,akbrus.m.• all etyles, and
SOLD LOW 13 - LDLICE C;TOCii.
eIIESTEit'S GOTHIC II:111,
Corurr Itiood etrut , .. nd 1.1,11.::Lfi 11110,Y!
D Jahi
PPLES
12 Ira: Pi, tins;
5.0 "
4ignmuin, JA.,a .I.'l YETitl::,
Ic , IN's[:.: 3Lre-0.:
it Split 8c.,..t0m t.r.attirs, rottki
‘.../ and cittillo. f.tr A YIAZY',,
I" .. ; , ter
S wind+ , Youti L'ye,
r,
59 11.-. Jet
4; -
. - '
GEN T,
'l' :E. l' , 14 A. iL.: E.;
F na.
IfEtiat Flf
Cif .',.ILL:iI:IE j.,!:,:.E6,
`IOYRUE E KT
PRICE-TtiV I . ;: ZT V -11.1 V E CI:NTi.=
U tt 1,1 fl:. .Ti, kublishen.
MASONIC I.IALL, Etna hT11.1:151'
(IN OF PRICE
SINUffI.A. , 3I, (TR F.1::3 as
riUG 1....._6.13' 1311:T 0 V.F 11 i,ATENT
DAVID 11.
P T TSB UR (. 1 ,
V ~ ~~_ _-
;~
'd OLD AND SILVER SP '&OTACLES,
POCKET COMP A SSES,
'ND
ii.ElPll.l7lln,
11=1
100 ;3.11.1 . 1717.1ELD ;[re
B. C. &u, a SAV,VIALIZT,
2 17 Wooti street, PH:salmi%
AND DEALERS
MORE
AVE ilEisl DELIVERED.—
. T 1.,.•
'fora Lleiala,
Trilmuv, Abso,
Phil:1400.11A 3,±.7,E,
:tut! fcrn.y's
Elsc&t.
SONY
~•~.~
N
APLTAN T
ES,
t;" - T
v3_t ) xst.if,LlAJ
-3,1.1',V1'.,:0
CONSISTING OF
PIVNIN TEA. STOR!!.I, NO. 'Zig
PARERS
11N S ILAN CE COMPANIf.
N. W. Coi.N.Ya. S.11:;ON7 ANL WALNUT nt,
follzr.;1:14 btatc•mont +, , xlll , ,itd. the, Luau, , „,, and wudl•
tiou of L'llo COl:piiiiny to .3.4n:sty
Preinimuu roco,viid for Lasluu Ittekr.undt,:tuill•
cd in 1857 '
Marinn rea.dpra received duriag veer
1X,165 05
rec;:lv,.l during tht ,
I),:curabc.r Olst, 195.„ 192,653 SI,
Intortzt vu Leann 8,445 C 2
ETC.,
Total r.:Lbipts for the yi,tr..
Prati Mizitte
Paid Nina 4.
1trip.3116.24, Roturr,d Pre:hill :114
Salariou azd Ctanruisslotil;
Balauco remaluing n'Ul.Cerapan, .......
The ASELTc:', of the Ccoinic.,, , ere as tonvaa:—
Ilonda and Mortgana, Grountrlltmta t Ilanit and
other Stocke
Lased nu Stock!
Trust and iLi Now tort ,
Deferred Payment 02 .......
Bills Recoivalalu.
Cash on hand and duo from A gent 6".... ..........
Premium on Policia+ recently tcautal, and deMs
due the Campanv
!,e,'5" , .),5C , .: 94
The ei.Mci:ro lind Direelm-i. it this inatitatium f,s: great
plea_sllrEl in I.t>j ing be):1)4To Lho t;t2lqic; (13 above St; Cement,
kith .i. viow et isr,iestin,i; th, it iittention to I'M: f,rtat 7:L.l.pre
-1 eiie...... of Ensuring their proptrty.
I:W4 Company has mitored upon Cho third ye.ir (4 its ex
istunceoliiring ialth.b• period thi. Itsceipts liasm emenuted
to eifild itentiriti ai, - 221i . .i; ilium:rind .7, , nurs,?..nd have, paid
• ..Issue r-•^ - ::::: ;iundrjd Omai-ia.a.4 rialAtra., which is equal in
I reFipszt to cliaracti•r of hUdiU , :ls to the ear; I...ist, and oldest
i etilees.
NV,i app.:n.o the nanr...) cf P..fow largo nod .7,lbr
tfnanta r1.61 , 1,,,,iph...wh0 tgl , r.cnigotho.Coulph:.iy by giving
It a tenu:lnt of tbc.ir inswanc.,, and \ whom :iro 11,
sp6etintly tiny who Itlay . `.', - q t4ll to ilearard
mt.h this com;-;,137,
M. nal , lwin;etiintit Ilu;_iiii,').l.tanuf.iutarerl David Bro , in,
Merchant: John H. Drown, Merelini. ; let-.
ci:arn; • itlevellents; Pliust L Wumbren
r.er, Men...barite; D. P. Th-itrieh, Cum Illni3;ic
Miclinel.l3ouvier, lit,ralant; i.utriusr Merchinit;
J. Pan Brunt; .M..rt. haat ; Wm.
Bunn' 3; Co., Clothiers; F. M. Son, Merch ulte;
Jea
per IN ding Plumber: - .;
F. Cot'erall ; -P. Biu,licing K Eon.;; .1; Taylor: Juba
Here Powell; L. Broome & Co; William F. Hughes •
Bloomy ti.islm; D. lc C. tc.elly, Mativillicture.eii; Ch./lieu L.
Bute. Sugar ltrfiner.
The C.impriny im - Ko Ocean ln•farlue
lauunees aincei Ant;imt let, 1817, tlieui. , ,elvr:g ex
clusively to The tit:.(l I r,1311,1 In,aranro.
• ' I TW7_;i4B.
EDIVAIIID E. ILFLSIIIO . tiocretary,
JOHN T7I:IMASUN,
TllOd. J. HUNT.i.:I 4 ., Agent,
jalftl y:2p - No. 10 Wal,r
SAFETV iNSUIi:ANCE t I ,OIPAI-.411,
INCORPORA'PED BY THE I_El3 ISLITURII UP Pi-INN—
: a+II,VANLA., IL+35.
CSIFICE. 8. E, CORNEI2 I.IIIRD
PHILAD.PI.P:II.IA.
PJARINE: INSURANCE,.
ON 'VESSEL-4i. )
CARGO, l To allarcs nt tho
VILED.i LIT, ) •
INLAND I_NeTJRANCJI:'.I
On floods by'r.lvor, anti ',and C.trriast.3 to
.: all v.v.:: of zlin
' 17N fls itAN 42.11 S
- On Stairer..,
- .
Novetuv,r.rlSs7.
.I.:ol2o.s,ltortgagt:3 ; :11,d
Pliihdelphiti , t 7,1 ......
Stock in iitillrnatt nnil
1
_:_ ~~
--
Compaut.‘s
ItoceirtiNo
C:1313 ou
handa of Aoontm,
00 :51.trit:o ly ,c 51;1' 5 ,730 :"..7
othor duo tho
Subxrihtionl Noto2,
v .: ~j h
E STERN • INBIIP.A. COMPAIN Y,
OF 11.1.158URC.411.
±I•L GC.C.LiVe, Socreiary.
OFFICE Water etreet, fir. wag F Cu'o Warelts.stee,) up
stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will Mauro againot all Muth;
A Iloniei Inotitution, managr.J . ro who. a'..o wuti
known in' tho community, and dot. trained, by
proarptin , t. and liberality, to maintain tit« , thiractcr roddcli
thy have manzined, a 9 oltoring tho bolt prato,'.zion to itio..o
who dmire to bo lusui
I i~=rx'.Y:i~
ASEETS, 1557.
titech Account
Mortgrii.;o,
licweiviii,lo .
FurLittire
Ace unto
Proi.riinta Noica,
Bills Diz,cetaittcl,
Cluorgo DarEL.,
J.
Jain; \ r Arday,
Andrew Aclr.l.3y,
Nathaniel Holm s, - ;
D.M. Long,
0. W. !tick.ot.soa,
t.or2i
MONONG HELA
INSURANCE COMP A.N
oFroltilf:.l--ilc. 9i3 I.7:latar Strolet.
WILL AGAIN;iT. 2.4.t0D8 01' AND
jAIDO3 A. linlcilLion. Clecirim A. Iltrry,
Wm. IL Jlrilmea, Rat Dalmill,
William Rea, Thomitin S. Ciarkiii,
Wilson Mille:, John .NPL'itivitt,
Win. A. Caldn , ll.
jaS
WE 'ST RAN Ca
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
LOCK HAVEN CLINTON COUNTY.
CUARTEREI: 1:17 Pr.7;NFirLVANI.A.
o.lth. ..... I Pre 5 ti;:..1.1 ,-, ;rz...Z112343,
rialS OWIPA'SY WILL It‘ISLIIIE ON
LaikuLiv, lu toWn or
c,..wat.ry
asin Joo.,l.l.'irirclifota. G. C. 1:..: — . - L.y,leivArtcJ A. !`..Taji,,... •
.I..Au I
T. T. Abr.,,d, ID. K. 41, IW. V7l.li:c,
Tisc,:na.4l(itc?!,,ll.
MCCutcheOu
Cu!.trilar: atito/1,
BAUM & Conlin
PELLT.,DELPIILL
I J
W Cr.scrturti,
A. lui.4-ardner,•J3lin ' A nfr,
A. 1(1.u. Clniere.l
.1. man ,
VantltqL., 1 , , !II (4: Win. .I:igier,
UrYICL—. ii.CS 1•1 r.t,
4t2l;tr .1. A. LIP.PI4III`, Agent
UL.E.74
c:p.“ing
or Lew,alll 1.7111 ?.4.
acqden. aag,nd e,2 :hit; eit.y. lie
3 al ecp iaid r.
cx.pLtrtY, Tl - 7!tti' "12.a0
;2, e,tt , .-; 11 - . Jon of j
LLl2tJet.
A D ti r itlE.
FAI.:"..TESTOCI(. No. 74 1 1 100.1)
Plttabrzlgh,l,,, hx..zt 1ar,.",3
STOCK OF L1A.113‘.7,11t1;:
.761,111.10 - . , cillnrll v.. 17 13w fur Ll li. rn
, to his
UU , 11 , 411"1:•4 :lu4 k.rgo
;:4,,irta“,nt Tciol6, h b rrf,iv..4l u large null.
ply cf Cu:tt-rs ;
4,1:1
_ •
` 7 orwaz.P . Lna CcaiirAi.:;sion Idelehant,
1"N 1I NICE
,
La.
.D.l.4;.L...s.vriAn
.. 1 9r.1,11
ildranucl A. &,tier,
John C.'DLI.V
JOISTI Pource.op
o.3crgo Q. I,.. , iner,
Dr. 1.. M. Ilustu.n,
IVilliana 0. Lirlwis,
Orakt.
Spenve Er. t
Oharlea
Ji P.i
TID
Tra , ola;r.
17.11'z:ear, 8yr...,„cr.., -
Jr ::1111 , P. Ly.
tiantuul E.
11 , ..,.rry
:‘.lnnd
P.obert J.
Joiila B. S.niple, Pittpbul '1;11
D. T. ?orgrn,
J. T. L0rn , .... "
Pr.2!l.3ent.
Taos. 0. H.81:r., mica
Haar.t :3erretary._
P. A.. AILL'EDIA,
i:Zo. 05 IValzr tr.r3ot,P:ttubargb.
it. Jr.,
Ceo:r . ge J.....ka.at,
Ater.. Specr.
Alex.ao..i,r nick:l';
Wiz. F< amlth,
GORDON,
Etcre Lary
OF PIT TS, URG-Lr.
J A Mr;:i Etat; : n t
11EN.P.17 M. ATWOOD, Eq.xer..tary.
It AILIZ,i E Eiarcs
=MEM
. . fluN. ti. C.
T. T. ir17.....,14 Vie , ... ez.:3:-. 1 ,,,,;
. .1:11 , 23. %I IC:I.'4N, V.,...,;r0.31y.
IMPOltflig L. , DEALER IN
Tap
kiit,w.,.T.L; !Aft I;
14 "iv •
3a ztrzet,
adivr ;Faze-TCO
EMI
MMME2I
Flour, Cara flat Fr4ic
gcr.v;raliy,
N o . go I,l , l; t tz,e he."1.V.,)0c - 1 aziti Market.
tIG i; I'
a. 7, R. 1.• , Dllworilt,
Boa, Pil;lb Irgh; isaya !lei:31101
4: NI. P.ma:,
i~fU j ~i~ Vi
-1 L• 3
„7„1::2,t144
. r . SS
04,-13 .5
,-3, , 1:3 L.,
11S,ESS GS
:.17,635 1:4)
111,7 00 QO
14,401 c 37
4:),01).0 :1;.;
ri a E Tai A li,
.5/01,350 04
1'27,411 25
•
12,508 00
220,!401 05
40
100,i)00 00
70%755 37
$1:'4.1.,500 00
2,100 00
4,161 CI
210 00
9,479 04
11,941. 45
40410 50
12.,,,c33
,;:17,041 73
I.BEVEY, 1'r1.1,1.it..
OM ii, STIC
If R. P tea