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PlTTStrtitGil MORNING POST.
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ytA.tr, payablest,i6ly to `adcoa..e
tflr Doae.l., InvarlalAy reriwirr-d it net ;Ink', tho year.
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one mouth - SCO 3as 260 160
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Three months 000 000 460 3 00, 30(
Four months 10 00 066 bOO 3 36!
vice months—. 11 00 735 550 3 65 1
No ..... 12 00 800 600 4 001
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20 001 13 351 10 00 665
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The., - ahe wish to paper Pittsburgh, v•iii End
os SATURDAY Pi.hrt' s sw... unit proEtable investniet.t.
Addreee, JA.M..ES P. BAILlit,
Editor and Proprietor.
BUSINESS CARDS
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BARR mvisites ,
BOOZ, AND JOB OFFICE,
3T .3T311,3D eta,
Corner of Fifth and Wood Streets,
PITTSBURGH.
THE und(-,si g ,r;-: having made ext - kesive
I additions of .‘_NV H NDSOMEST STYLES
F TYPE, and improvnl-Sda_hiao,ry, to the MORNING POST
JOB OZFICE, r;t_• • ..t., , tatian of Bail Road Ofdeei
, atd the public ice,,,,acally, to their
t. t,r ,iiNytttch.
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LEGAL,
DESCIOPPION ur
PLAIN 6 , -, FANCY PRINTING
.txa , ,Jur kuxv, rvu eau give it;,
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RAIL I:AE.In BILLS AND CARDS.
B A lIECES, lILANE NOTES,
I,P lIEAD,A, BILL IIEADs,
P.ILI.S LADING, CIRCULARS,
❑US (NESS CARDS,
L'A PER. BO( IBS, DEEDS,
ItIORTGACES., BONDS, &c.
I, paid to the printiio
r u,r - Ac. Concerts, Exhibitions and
I;A BB d: MYERS.
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Of I c...3r,
ll'eophe's .441 Ge Sirf)e•e
O. S. Di EFFENBACRER &CO.,
In all kinds of Fashionable
. 6 309T:-, SHOES AND GAITERS,
co, LI, Ladled, Youths and Children,
Puceh Street, near Market,
PITTSBURGH, PA
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ProortuLors of Childs tr. Cu.'s
i s s.4lrt. yr:. Elastic Fire and Water Proof
Cement. Roofing.
133 STR.RET.
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J;:r wors warraLto.l.
u• - , Ltd sle'sys ou nod for Hale, - with di
sep*.k.ly
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JO S. P. 11 A TiLe a 00.,
E,NG/NEETIS itLta_)kiiiiNiST"4o
O.:11er of First and Lil.crty areei.a, Pittibargh,
Q n UPERIOR STEAM ENGINES fur Grist
11 and Sac , \tills, Breweries Printing Establishments,
lianufactorie., &c.. made to order. They also continue the
7..anufacture of their Colebrat.d Machinlsm' Tools, such as
Turning Lathes, Iron Boring and Drilling Machines,
.Ic. Also, Wrought Iron shafting, with Pulleys, liangen,
4c. kr. jaS:lyd
.P.OBEILT THOMPIU)N
TiIOMPSON Si. CO.,
Dr - OUSE PAINTERS, GLAZERS AND
No. 131 Third struet. SIGN PAINT
ING execnt.ed with insattss and despatch. Mixed Paints,
Vila, Turpentine, Varukb, Japan and English Patent Dry
ers, Vilte Montaigne Ziuck, a vary superior article; Phlla - -
delphia. and Pittsburgh White Lead always on hand and fur
sale. We are prepared to grind colors fur Painters, Drug
gists, or ellierri, at the shortest notice, as we have a Mill
'.which grinds by sLCuu: Painters will save money by get
ting their et;tors grouod with y
►e ; - Atild. Corn Wanted,
aITEJI:L.MC aii,ZEL t
L Ea ENT CITY.
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T il E '.;SGRIBERS HAVE TAKEN
and aro prepared
V 'Mr CLJI! !OR
OY
10,00 tt F.,.
it 1,001.1
th Off. r
Of Whit, "1- fled Whrat. Th-3 , intend tc
matt . .;or .uptrior Family Flour, and are willing t) pay a
:19 the larnvr, iu lb. , shape of an extra prix, to in.
nc , , 111 m to c.ier a ci Got;llty of Wheat, and to bring it
Pe , market iu got ri
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GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES,
1 , ACTURER 9 S PRICES.
lIVI)ROMETERS
spirit, the cheapoet and beet articl•a over
I,ronzlit to this city.
'CIiED.MOMET.K.RE AND BAROMETNRS,
aryiug in price from Se to rp3O each.
POCKET COMPASSES,
AND
,SURVEYOR'S COMPASSES,
hlwayt, oh hood at G. E. SHAVirB,
Practical Optician, 69 Fifth &reel.
opposite Masonic HalL
a. C. & J. H. SAWYER,
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LARD OIL, -
CANDLES,
PALM, TOILET,
No. 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
F. J. Busae,
RUMA & GUTENDORF,
!ZAN UTA OTURIIRE or
STEAM - - BOILERS,
And all kinds of Sheet. Iron Work.
Penn street, near Water, Pittsburgh, Pa.
arse Al nitP.4 Preasrpnv Amman en. fts26aly
JOHN EIBER & CO.,
MeV DYERS AND !SCOURERS,
abre.et,
BDTWENN WOOD AND LIBERTY STP.EVId,
All kinds of Shawls, Dresses, Ribbons, and
every description of Bilk and Woolen Goode executed at
short notice, and on reasonable terms. [ap2B:am
Office of Sealer of Weights and
Measures.
THE OFFICE OF THE UNDERSIGNED,'
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES,
May be found henceforth, in Cherry alley, beta een Third
and Foiirth streets, where orders may be left.
mrl3:tf CIJARLZS BARNETT.
oft.—We have commenced mann
factoring Lard Oil, and m;11 be pleased. to receive or
=for it. We will warrant it equal to any Oil in the mar
rot. We will fill barrels returned when desired.
B. O. & J. H. gAWYEB,r
Kn.-.47-.Wcind attest.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY ICB P. BAR
INSURANCE
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIIF.
FARMER'S UNION INSURANCE COMPANY,
At ATK - VENS, BRADFORD •,.'01.;`•I Y. t' •sel,l , >,
prevented to Or , tltGeklim.lers . , slid ete or
with the State Laws 01 New York
STATIMEN r.
The name of the Compauy' l is the P A TIMERS' lltir ON TN
SLTRANCE COM.PA's located fir I , l,ens, Pa. Chartered
April 13,1853, by the Legislature •deerisyivaula. Chart..
Perpetual.
Cash Capital, which 1,, all paid up
Surplus in addition thereto
ASIEtk ,
Fifty-tour Bends and Mortgagi.s, at
six and seven VS cent. Interest.
amounting in the aggregato
Which mortgagee are ortvalua
ble and productive real .e,tat..,
principally farms, iocor , ll , .': ar,•l
iirst liens, worth genertilly4ionh:,
the amount and more that{ mort
gaged for in each ca.te, aud, in nu
case less than fifty 'p cent. more,
exclusive of farm buildings, and
.Y . 20 certified by the Redorders,
where recorded, to the and tor., ~I
the States of Ohio aud ihois.
Nineteen till ; T cent. Bonds
secured.
Cash on hand and in Bank
Ce.di in hands of Agents, itnd Iu
conime of trauma-sion, secured
by ouudi ......
/ilia on losiica ro-Insured, Ac;
llilla receivabie., viz: proilicsuly
cotes payable at bank and to the
Company
Interest accrued, (principally
JAnuan 18580
:ate and ..-offlct. Fixtures and Furni
ture
INCuME ➢CF ras YLAR 1,1,7
of Premiums re,leheil
yexa y, 55,231 30
ictereit refieirod .era 11,1-12 0,
Ain't received from nil otter Hourc, 2,48 u
UXPE3DITURIS.
,:xpenees for the year, tu.4 l acing
CMIIIIII-A,La, ealaries, renie, rein
surance, printing, advertising,
taxes, and all other expeniies 19,19 J
:haik:lda paid during the rear
!,u3. , e 4 paid, which ticcurieil prier
to December 31, ISti6
I,otie , s paiu which occurred ' ,dnrin t .:
the year,
Losses adjusted and not duO
paid)
incurred and in proces; of
bosses r,ported,ou
has been taken
Lames reinted, on ground ol in,ar
allee after fire, property tratof.r•
rod before lode, property losi ”ct
uoverNi by the Policy, iitcd
Whole t of arilig the s,
i9bole amennt of rim!: at date... ..
7.8.".! OP PENNSTLVANLA. COZ:ITY or BisADP , I.
C N. Shipman, Preiiiiieht.,,i-nd J Can:i
ce Farni,n:' (7—api.ny. Fi
dhiaise and • t.,f hi.. ta.•,l ais •
uu forego,..*; Ala tim, shd .cial•Ct n , it
t.
itrairs of maid corportice,;:. hld that hey arii the alai% ‘.
cribed oti cere thoreuf. N I A N. erchiiti••ht
J. X. CAN Fit D, 6••••ridari
6 u ' L s.cribt , cl uworn thin 'Liao dny ..t J.. t ;
Lry, ISSB, la. C )i.4 I eof the Via.. .
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1 41 1 k.ZE IN 'SUR, IN; E,
Reigance litaatuai IFlvitar:hince
(}F P/I I L i A
)N BUILDINGS, I,I,II.ITELP,oi: PEI:CPS/T[IAL, teiERAIHAN
1/1:1E, FURNITURI•;, IN TARN OR QC ,. ... - TTKY
011!zz, Mo. 306 Walnut Ltreet.
, JAPITAL,
111‘,..tut.1 TV/.
Fl r&t rTiorti,r.ge. on I ttipro
iionbl,• tr.e ankaint.
Peuusylccuin Y.uiilo C. , p•- •
Laau, t
Ilegtirriy Co.; at • ‘ -n -
Dt.ntriyita i.
Stack of Lit u . 6
;Lock of Count, Fir, Ica,
Scrip of P tr: try I r.sriranci•
1111113 lloCeiVis 21.1. hunitpste r
Account, r..:arr.,..! Interest. or
vu hand and I.ls.ak .;.
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Gt ELECTOI+.6.
Clrtu Ti
William li. Tll(.lllptital
I)tiVid S.. Brown,
Corneliusll';uverlk L.
Jol.llli. Stisrrel .
H. L. Cltrsutt,
Robert Toland,
t nice Johnson.
Charles S. Wool,
.187.11,1 i S. Woodward,
bir3
r2.lmrlee
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:NI. 111 %Il..:
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nir3 North-east et:, I-.
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Imuuut of Capital Stuck paid in arvf.
,iurpltts
tfs - aren Cargo Ilialiff ou tho Ohio and W,r,ivaippi }the ir ELEA
Infearee agairlBLlrza or flatu,i4o by
Also, against the Perils of tho etva f nfa.l,l
Navigntiou ate; Traasparl:.tifio
1103101
Ww. V. Futttit, J. C. •hu M.
1 . J. McCann, FL i. Mtn,.
L L. I,Voolaton, John .I....Marz!nAl, Chn , . It,
John J. Patterson, Elwood, T. P naoy.
01 ICLP.7:
WILLIAM V. PETTIT. ,•.,,
E. F. WITMER, - riot F-rcJri•!. , ::
IL J. McCAITN, Secruary.
RIIFIjIIINC.t9
%II Philadelphia': '' ' ; In I :,:,',...1.,p'.2....:
Bolger, Lamb & Co., . 1 Srmitimitz, Jutti , ', 4. Co..
Truitt, Bro. et C0.,1 8a..k..)1,r;;1:0 e ,- . .ti.:1 ., .1
.. T. Lane & Co., • i P.L.i.rc.y, , C...l(iviel lA. Co.
PITIBBURGLI OFFICB, NO. 9: W.17'1_41.8. t_. , 'Ti:ll . .E'r.
NA L. W. !.' 11:•'':raTE11. A12,-,llt
WEST
MUTUAL INS LIANCE 1:0I5IPAN V.
LOCK LEAVEN, :CI. 1,V7'0 CO U_VT Y.
‘23AIITII,RICD BY Tail LEGIFIL.I.TUEM UY PEANSYL.7.V:II
Capited_. $300,900 I Premium Note
lil COMPANY'. WI LL
.1„ linildin g a, Merchuntt rill Cure, lc ,in t , .r.
couutry.
MIECUE
tiou. Juo..J. Pearce, I Hon. G. C. Marro}, LlPark , A.
./ /In J. Hall,Charles Criat,
P. T. Abrams.lK. Jackman., I . I,
Thoma.d KitcheL
LION. G. C. LLA.U.I , Ir, rl oetilicL
T. T. A.IIP-kilS, Vice Preaido.
'fnoe. Krromor, Secretary.
lE7g7IENOI:b
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11. Lloyd, I ILIr. SC:
A. A. Wluegardner, John W. "slay nar.l, I A t!legratt,
1.. A. Mackey, liuu. (Ithaeron, 'James
A. White., Thos. Bowman D.D,lWlliiani Fear.,..,
James Quiggle, Win. Vilnderbelt, I ITon.
OPFICE—NO. 65 PIM]. eTREET,
J. A. LIPPERT, Agent.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSIJ! - ;..‘
.5. COMPANY, OF PEL.,.L,ADELP.IIIA.
DiasoTOns—Cluu - les W. Bancker, Thomas lilt: 1., .17,0ia ,
Wagner, Samuel Grant, JaCob 8.. Smith, Geo. W.
.tiortlenai R. Lewis, Adolphi%Yl. Bore, David S. Brow M or.
ria Patterson. Cain. PrKiident
(Rub. G. BASTOKIR, Secretary.
Continue to make insurance, perp<tiad on .:cry
deecriptibn of property, in town and country, at rates as low
an are consistent with security.
The Company have re,crved a large Cuutlegent
their capital and premiums, safely Invested, of
ford ample protection to the mauled.
The Assets of the Company, on January lst, 136 i, as pni.-
llshed agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as followG, viz .
Mortgage y. $418,1'28 uN
Real Estate H 4377 ;' ,4
Temporary Loam
Btooks di,889
Otieb,
• 64,3.18 81
Total
Bine, their lUCUrpOrtiLitA,Oel of twenty-tin, y.,1 - 3,
they have paid upward of One illwn Four Hundred I'M
Laud Loth re,l OStibti by fire, thereby affording evidence of tho,
ineuritiace,ustvell at the ability nn.!
to m,et with prolllptllt,H9 all linLliti~•a
J. o.kitTaN ER 00WIIN,
1 . 111 V. ood and u,
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rESTERN iNiURANY COMPANY
OF P iTTSiIL' Fir; ii .
GEOII.OE ;. '. 1,31 .•:, r...iiiiiiint;
• . F. M. tionnOtt, Berreisr;.
OYTICI No. 92 Water stye t, (,• pang li: CO'N War-holiio,) u,
stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will insareageinnt ail iiin4i. o. - . ii :ilz.'z.B.FSliS.
A Home institucion ; 1111.5lathgoi by 14. , .
known in tie community . , s...ii who al .•1..: Oil. ,;:., i.,)
promptness mod liberality, , to maihttu.i.n tut. , tttl - t:t ~,r 1. - I.it - 1.
they have ElBBllMOd, asottcring tho tt , stit prot• • . t. ::.
who deeiro to be insurcil. "
ASSETS, 0
t CTOBER 81st, 1857
Stock Accounts, sl'zi.sou it,...
Mortgage,— • 2.,1110 oe
Bills IWceivable, , 1,161 67
Oflice Furniture, . , • . . 24( on
Open Accounts- ...... . ... .. ' ... . ..... ....... .......... .. ii 478 c,,i
Cash, 14,841 145
Premium Notes,- 40,246 f. 7
Bills Discounted 125,003 78
a:asoro - .AB
Gbor,-.1, Darxie, • lt. , ,Lller, Jr.,
J. ~ . . tier. ~ George W. Jecl... a.,
Jee. , , , 'I -Miley, Alex. Speer
Andrew Ackley, Wm. Knight., •
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander nonch,
D. Long, Wm. IL Omit'
0. W. Hioketson, le. kr. 00160 N.
nov4-o,g.,r,ts,ry,
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BACON. -3000 lie Country Bacon, for eale
by ( 1 1 99 ) ' WIL, FL SKIM a 00.
4 2;X4000 60
G3,485:81
$26.9,4 , `56 61
140 2
l• 151
$ 253,48.. of
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uk TUE MUSICAL TABLEAU,
ON THE SEA-SHORE.
REFACE;
1 111.1i1u. IHE
i that 11, could
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s of laaki ng
t",n, tint, his call judge of
tills, thr , inis•ts with. lit att , •mptinn the snot,
, nto in f.or, gin. cia.ll. it ha 1;;L , , h.
“LtilLik• the rrigunal sn strictly, am to rt , tain 111,
qmostnty and m,i2ther of syllabi's in i'a,
•,• , hor,. Tho :hornless of tho tun ,
I,:.•11 I liavo ii.voto ttr the Wkori:. 0,11.44 all
ur now a., linen smAtclwd from the midst of toy proti•s
-i will 1.0 an additional atipolbgy L
tiny - cliaracterizi. the translation.
Z:,..r,hdr. • , be kind in GriticiLing the 141..1
I , ••ri :aLl,e the will 1,, the 16.4,
1:•• 1,1 tr, '!.• 1 i.,•1 111.1 , 31 , tr.1 t., s fri , •lld I 1‘... a 1..:
INV , • LI 111 0
:iblo —t the
practi4ll.l
i• , 11I. 111,1 "•I.iN I /I,l,tit, i , tt:.r ku„w v tng tti
I tl t tt ;tit. t ti t•ttlii
tne kca-ttore.
felle,vind intereatia: sber le.s, is to gas,'
reader ari tira tie namiral ficAs! the
- ter and its chief i teinis.
; -try. in ft; ;luau. is I;t; Dr. E.
by .11:LIrs tasty, Celebrated
•lib. tires...lli •,1 the
-,press the ideas et' the 11141 by proper
hem; hi 'III 1,1, , up the finiNhing,
tat-re. lie plet ore, which is represented
II.; t L.; td the
ti.:!, 5- , •11 performed by the ttntsir of
• ddie while compositiati distinguishes itself
; o ;turd, ;lief touching repress ntation of the beau
- ail.; a11..n att;:its. the majesty and horrors of the Sett
the anjoymente; and sufferings, and o f
it; the lided melt at sea, and at huwr. We um . ..
• t twe ;sect tens ; the first of a rather
• • -• I; lat. I. :did representma tler trotibles and eutier
; t termed] s : the stacm_el, ei a hilarieus
• at:• ieeturing their enj..yllielits
' is iit t nurse inlided by 111.. nature
PART I.
,y itli (h.• tho ou
• -It 11)11,1- ~f thn (),•,ali.
It .• rat)1111..2. all)! Ow I”rliiullug of 010 wave,, RC.
4 !ipo tllCil cht• I.y
111 1 . 2 (WI, By ,1I•1 I.y , I.ly
!••„~ntiv Aurora aprp...tr , in the
he; glen : nu t might. stu , diune, the loge: to
it da . o4;lit, and the U.:I-moll bra, tit
in an. tidnat,•
;.. fight' 1:.1,1`.1,1.1V Ttit'r• it hemp,. itt lit
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The Ittll.,s, elndr,
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I. tr-nm. Ali dnwri
Illse st..u.l,llnz. ili
ii) und immensely ~ ,Treat warm-grave'
1, iiio mos,— about tho rack cliff, and -,rand
through tho air-sea.
i in , , i•i11111 , , t. , W,11'115 the land,
!;, tL, rh , in his inorrung
th.•
\\, nil , y• , rm,:, tll..rpiliL 1P1 , 1A1 ,, `:
nil., ye Lehard, tiNyalt.e:
~,,le t., ih••
I in ery,tal
• aft, ..1 th , waters:
I Lt • 1:1 , 1 :!I.• f bill
light :std better yeur tert , •'
ritte,,ereie. t , try your gle
:•,‘ , :eth the sea %vit.!, in, ;Hid ITS
I.•re, ye fish",, he right.'
i'ishent, Lo right '
•:z. h•-,t,,nine Inv. r.n ii•
tip thr:ro, jut unite in the
,ul-I,He LI, lit ,:t1:1:)
1111,_
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Lk,. rol..4uhrilng
iraiy n brvast
.1- ..r ril.t.h., tiow thy 10,1 y 0..01.
rur;itily werking, up , .‘n the Ntoo , l
-r fl W thy beauty ',p r u ne d,"
is the sun Money ever young;
re, eive Hues (if the s,,m,
• 1: 7 !I. \‘'...[ houngt• st A ,g!
t% :I t- it Itiruit•if tiev,toti,
it It nCI'Vb another lb , ,rd:
Illy uletlee - , tine our being
Srr• Sr,t with ..titt: ace rd
lily Sea' holy Sea'
.If!er having thus done homage to he eea, their mother.
nourishes them, the ftsherrnen . prepare their vessels for
-trt iug. Everywhere activity and bustle of hurry, on the
sea—bore, and ou the vessels, which activity, bustle, hurry,
~ by the music of the orchestra, amounting
led. to 122 tars.
A fresh breeze swells the sails, and with renewed
and lovo of the tie herd sail for the high s,ll, giving
nt o their leelinjs to thy, following merry song, :
hurrah:
swell [he wayee; them quickly raise the anchor
1 , , 1 ::: , •11 awa c' 1., Hue :tea direct the flying vessel
I'! lie lu n.ti sL.LIIIino. play.
They all \eau, :., our prey,
.I.leyo!.'
urraii : hurrah hurrah'.
Thou sivuut tmar! ir, submit to parting from me,
um !anti. Ito. one mor., but one, and thousands I wil
t• 111,,
thou c a e. to thy cheeks so strange,
I bring in,. ih. costliest pearls in .xchange.
hoyohl
If a rralt hurrah: hurrah:
Tip• :I:L4 waves and flutters, ever changed,
1;07 i• rit the t•—atuan's heart will beat for thee unchanged
• ,n 11,9.-, pod: teth home, whence his start,
To rest and joy on his maiden's heart,
hoyoh!
Hurrah! Lurrah ? hurrah!
ihrn. briskly, and when the ev'aing sinketh,
NV,, turn enriched and glad for home, then the true fisher
driuketh,
'Chen sail we all storming to the tavern's beat shrine,
To dance with our sweethearts, to treat them to wine!
Lloyoh ! hoyoh!
(Here the music of the Orchestra represents Brat the
pleasant, swift, quiet and safe sailing, (for 89 tare in 6.8
tune 0 and Mr. Bauer, says; that this part of the Tableau'
was exceedingly alluring; the audience would feel as if they
themselves floated over the crystal deep, softly bourne by
the flying vessel—such a rapturing effect would the music
bate upon the nerves of the hearers." I have no doubt it
will. Then • follow (18 bars in 2-4 ttmecYrepresenting' the
collection of the fisherman's children on the share, around
an ^ld fisher, who makes Ida old days useful by knitting nets
'1"1' E IT ALL,
I V. ui 1111 l
ML } LI I. R
iwtd , .!'Mlo:osoos
and instructing the boys in his peculiar way. I need not
say, that the beauty of the following sung of the old fisher
man, 1 regards the poetry, consists in the happy manner
in which Dr, filopsch represents the old man's srmthneuts
and prineinf, hi. , attachment to his craft, and hie sirn:de
mode of rec.,mmending it to the young generation, and 1 wily
regret that the translation is fir inferior to the original. 'l' pis
song it a s, In and the melody is exceedingly fine and tender :I
• .
Mid whilo tutu the young 111c11 011 the billows roam,
We old folks remain Os right quiet itt home.
Now knitting the nets. now twisting the , tow.
Now tea , hing the youtkits the villago ;
So c , .usii then. children, and listen to me,
It never will hurt ye, hot profit, mity-be.
let me infirm volt, how touch iif 11 St - 01),`
The sailor obtains fi . orn the ;bid of h;,. ho pe !
'-The scriptnr-3. the holy', just real. where they hegi
Till you nes•i. the fate of N‘iali and his kin .
Whew did it exempt then, the Mt riMe
s.k:Who passed then it. , 3 brave an I as gond before idol
The man who cnustrueted a sea frigate
Him heaven did save, when the clouds did burst
That Noah survived al4 others on earth,
As (dud had decreed :it the rainbow's bright birth'
Besides, when our Lord did Canaan explore,'
And wansfring about, human appearance wore:
Where losi'd he to stay, in what part of the land
Around the sea-shore, Cenezareth's 1-trand!
And whom did he call for his disciples now ?-
4PBut fishers and 'sailors, seamen, I trs.w !
Saint Peter. Jacobus, F..aint John, three abrawt,
Lead us Pohers to heaven's eternal rest
Remain then. ye urchins, all true to our stand,
Be true to tho sea, and the paternal_atrand ;
And ealleth your ntake•r you off from the wave
Th• v+ - ill provide you a friendly grave,
thi oka . ..us moss and in a I:ry,tal tom?.
Ynn rest, until called to mot y.rar last 1104 au!
The n will yuu be ready. ts.atitudi. at hand,
And r. y-nr,, Ives fresh to the heavenly land!
The fish. is in the upeudinie arrive where they intend le
threw nt their net,. They COMM...IIC, fishing. Following
the mythology of the ancient nations, the poet, here happi.
ly, intreduces the spirits of the sea, the elves and sprites,
in order to aecenth for the Sturrn that will ROOll rage. The
spirits. aft, eni.ying theimielves for a while, suddenly die•
eever the thieves. as this them, and apprehend dan
ger t they rouse stern) and sea :Villirar. the intruders, and
suetssded the fishing is seen at an end.
The th-rite of the slice is said P. be the chief point in the
v. hole Taldeau, mei the perf.,mance thereof eery
requiring munch practice. The orchestra introduces the
chorus in 1,1, , FM, sylph-like I,•rtne, and accompanies the
sent,•, I..ll,lwing the chartietti, “f the 1,10111. first in gWel•ti)
dattering seunds. Ilion with expressed, of
and h• rror. a n d finally in the heat of the highe-t
The sprites slug this:
Deep coneeard u. crystal-like grottoes.
Dancing in caves on light-greenish waves.
There to the harp, euann.ring notb.es,
Here b. the sea-hell h , n - n'; dashingly tingle,
R.-king us to an-i
Help] we, ile•,Libir. n 1. , I. nc;
:sisters are we and [IC sprites, our sweet play -ovate
WIP , graceful at 111,s•n-shit,,,
Lead the elislance c.. fine;
Ilk bows, 80 :Leader, affection tender,
lover they upward,, hover they downwards;
Eternal longing breathe they in sad songs,
Teare .t 'sing their wrongs.
S. , ir th, music is fantastic. playfully imitating
of ili.• ,•1‘ , ..s :tin! •prir, ; lott thmi it I,eurin s tin
it.•S SIII - V , •\ , 114 1,11”..11-c • •, I
emnpanions and riNsistants is• , • . . tuna
nity pt,•l'. i.e: t .
h,.~.,. GPI r•r ..:n• , . ~r,: ~:)
Aro ,1! r.. 111,1
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1,1 th , St.ll[l4/.
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storm rn,••••; tiAll..rrlloll 1,0:011 1:11•••I' alit! C• 0111
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11•ar the thunder- IitANIIII,4
Ili.• NV .00. re g7. , w1114;
the .1 ,
Slut the
y 11,41-axilia: to the walu-iti:i.,tm
li,et the calks '
Ne cur at the lis:htniug; shudder'
k. • 1:1,4t1.111- , I the billukv,:
nee,r bonds, like \t MOW,.
In the mcanimi. the dauger 1-) ob,erved byy the wives
an)) eldhiren "r the wrest!ini: mcn. They See, that commix.
hardly suffice, is tht- emer),,o)) 5 ,n itilotr Laud Lan Lto
f , re, iu ~r tlet to s.• awake), and prompt»
them to praYer. They sink open till knees, and invoke
the u,sistance the f:d1))11-1 spirits. The runaso,
of .•ourse, partak - e of the Isat eircumstancos.)
11,4 u,51: the 1111411ty Iprt,th ,1 , 11 1 111 , " all thus, !aging
way., :
Storms to Ita.itisti.
Waves In Valll6ll.
C.ll•at tht.m merely to thrir
S4V, those kindly' t,•ars sit Ihea. chlldrea cry
t, the. !
these cnitlron
Aro thy children,
Volt, and thAnkful will that 1...
...tilittirtt then tho racing, wttt.tr.
Lowl nut drat nos happy hone
hod !if -pi rite.
Lord and linntl,r,
Lot the au:' le ,0111,
Difior , nt ellar.trt , r of the fiction of th' rishoi foil
While thoughts of prayer linty !Imo to heaven, they teiglect
not thou ode , I their strength. rue! thew ; they display
their accustomed energy. the the nutsic. This part cf the
ci anpesit ion is llf a Wild, awful beauty. The et , hestra Md.
toi•ii the ragin4 elements, tie' howling of the storm, the
clashing of the thunder, the rushing of the waves, the cries
fur help, the command of the captain, the weeping r,f wire ,
and children. &e. The Almighty is touched at last; him
1'1'10,1[1 , 4 siamds perceptilily through stone and thunder, by
11. - !gre,i silencing the enraged idements; the storm mid
waves subside—the fishermen are saved. The pro , tAiug
and this , are a dduhle chorus./
Struggle: wrestle;
110' a fiehisf tiarinz
Is the sts.t, aml wurthy well our hearing;
//, in tempest bravely 1. , Will,
r in battle tts bride w pain,
Is the seaman's pleasure V.
E',ql when death yawns ui him Wide,
10 , Stlt, sill Gar hie bride!
Itet.ll lament' rementl.er
l'estsr here, Iliac in a musty ,•hauther,
When the merry elements
Play then - iiilnty instruments.
l ice we fm.. t.. Father's
Lit be lezht - iim; I s hi= me'
i ilea w,• aceful and the organ
nail the the strand, calling the fishermen and
hole families h. expre, their gratitude Le the gracious
ireservation, aul enrapturing. rushes the Ml
owing hymn of praise through the arches of the lure
of
;01:1 :
Rescued are they. for whom we prayed,
FP grnatest danger now safe and in..
Fattier, helper.
Refuge, shelter,
SAN":.ur, we all thank Hoe '
Where hearts of restage on thee confident,
Reach'd they their harbor. tu sandy and wh'
list thou not raised
Tl,' rain toy:. the praieed
Emblem of peace, over rah soul'
Tlt .0 Lord of heaven,
Leaded.' from surf 'ring
'F. happy off 'ring
iii thanks and praise:
Grant as protecti.o
Aral thankful reflection!
',Oda it, Father, grant it in grace.'
PART 11.
Th.. labors and troabh•s are vi er, the cares and dangers of
their 11 - I.lly* charge forgotten. The fishermen now march
iu joyful procession. with' peir wives and sweethearts,
and following the music. to the tavern, to conclude 0113
day with the inciting cup, with jovial song and dance.
li,muud: ya tiShccc, resound!
Ye riddles, resound! we dance!
Ye maidens, prepare in advance!
(Thus they enjoy themselves at the tavern, where they
tell each other stories of immensely heroic deeds, looking
through the microscope of the wine-glass. lint the young
fellows feel an itching in their legs for dancing: the riddles
and horns of the fishermen's orchestra resound, and th e
waltz begins, while the following song is performed by one
or more of the company.)
Resound, ye fiddles, to the dance!
Ye maidens, prepare in advance
The garland!
We will have mead and cloister-wine,
Kissing and laughing, sweet and
The garland!
Why look'st thou so smiling at we,
Thou fairest rose I over did see
At dancing?
One word but say, I entreat thee;
That word is " yee!" and thou haat rue
Advancing)
Yet old folks in the corner throng,
dice us also a merry eong
To the dance!
What fresh with tus'aur youth produced,
It may with you the wine, if used
In advance!
Ye lade though, who to-day have wood
The sea in storny'who toanly Snell
In array—
Show now what, you enu do on Laud I
NUMBER 198
Drink, till the stars befriended band
Fades away
The old men tOel themselves iomewhat out of date, when
they look at the display of ti n • youngsters; and to emulate
them, tt4v commence boasting of their time and their
deeds. in Ow following manner, spreading it rather thickly.
This chorus is really magnificent. and always met with an
whey,ser the tableau woo performed.
When we wore ninon feihiws yet, that wig a better time
Did nut John Casss
A r
Drink tell .juarts ruin once and stood on hie too I
As'.. then A was honor!
In friendship's pas,iun,
Let. thoretore, us drink in firmer fashion!
Hurrah hoyoh :
Wil •Ii \ f,•ll , lwA yt , t. that was a hotter time!
I , lql flat Steen ttr,
~ 1 1. n. hill
With hi, goNil kffire, tt,gt•lilOr
't ‘siL ,
In friond,..hir',.: pa. , nnnn, .rc.
•
When wo were ),11i15 feilows yet, that was a better time I
Did Italr Hiv.,
'terry [rtt wls,h,
Flt•,11 ett, i ,• 11 , 11 , 411 , 1 t.LIxIIIR ?
New they treml , l•• inn,'
As we mmre 4,, may 3,,a follows !
Bt• CialrilgeOLlS 111,11:
No cowards tht . ll!
Bravo at the hearth, at tin , glass
'Dom it is !
In friendship's pessimi, ex.
While the, things go rn at the tavern, a young fisherman
secretly slips atcac, to give his sweetheart a serenade. This
piece , teie,r sele. , is .ra re, h'autiful, sincere, and full of
feeling. and certain of de e p effect.
th , ra, and inquest thou not!
Its th,o thy heart not, who speaks on this spot t
Sweeii , :,t or roses ilp , o our ah.we,
Fnuow •, t th.a) .I,lin A nter.itars r9i,e any more?
K:r0.v . ..1 Ord' my singing, and ittt.,w'st thou my word
1•1!!!t
thin Ow quiet port - .
! stud.. It draws Mr ,
I, , nzirm a!,l timid 1 ormiHo nr 'AM , spa!
thouit,tsv ith•tt,:tt. eusigrtt
tpott. thy laitioo, h.outor the , hritto,:
‘.2 I , 'lt 6,•11 i thy ruolit,
h , and 11,11 happy. I bloss ary , .I,tm '
1 ,
1 tit, NO, i,hor riff!
Dt,rit., illy liora. no,r port
'lake Ir, t'li.o 1,. 11.11 y board!
ft , r ento . , inpn; mv,rn iy over. those childreu
tak •I. -; their mutitr r in the following
sung. Thu a‘,!l:l , tlritre Otul quiet of the night, &c. moves
them tt, a I expressed in the poem
am! m
Tht• tl;ty
Th, sun 1-
The :11,sm to t glsams, ls• stars now glimmer
I :parting smiK,
111,
2 0.11
Sia,ill. , T aid!, Gar all i. richt•
gq,li night :
And ili•wdir,p ,
th.... lit , v . ry land;
And rrion strand to strand
M Jill a 1,1111 OUI IMAM!.
I' all i, '
gt.i al night '
al , itirid the 'lion-. unw 'nut
,ryes in quirt,
p.•ina• th‘ Int,
Anil 11.. w uiiL ti. Chin! go,st
i'nr nll t, right ,
'
llt.llllll, I, it ,seeilietessi, so ends the Tableau. The first
I.- , cte, althou g h ilitierent in their nature, par
. i.••tit et tie salslitll,', opening and concluding the whole.
, il4llifl , l TI ”• int•ltide. all requisites u
the ,Irtina : feclii.g, are raised to the highest degree of
at the conteid between the different forces, the
.1 red in a qatkla,a , ,ry manlier. The complication,
it. well sic tlso . ..11tti..11, the whole piece io.a ; master-work. .
of the in I of music w ell kneworNit what &Mewl
ries t he perforinanl, tlf rils4l.l it musical
11..• u , ;,11 fore, S. IN 111..11 d,v,•lop theinsolyea at the groat
me-teal celelinitb , n , in tiermany, conhUnet bo collected
itiel nde-r eireiiii,tatices in this country. arelees favor
id., to otic Ti, wt,..le energy of the central COM
11111h, an,,ciat 5'150 IleCerStiry, to carry the
ti,n.d tins the present anniversary, and no lees
the utmost exertions of the festival committee, to procure
the nun fist - us able singers. We had to create
the materials first, before we could think of the performance.
It e fulfil a mere duty, if we hero acknowledge the great
merits n loch the Direst of the Association, Prof. SCHWAB,
deserves for his exertions in behalf of the cause. Although
are aware of the proliabilit v, that artiste in music will
.letect imperfections in our performance, yet we cherish the
15..1• - , ..1- , 11 , 11 of the piece, and the performance
hes eef, will give general satisfaction, and thus compensates
the performers for
their C1.0111011:3.
GREAT SALE
FU RN ITU:RE.
$30,000 WORTH,
TO. BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE IN
1' HREE WwJEKS.
The subscriber h , :s sold hia Ext. , nsive Furniture Ware
reoin- , , on Filth street, and having to give tioagesston attic
Bnildings, on the 15th of June, he otters hie entire stock of
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS,
_A_T COST.
THE SALE CoNIVENCEB
ON TIJESD;II, 11AY 18, 1858,
AND WILL CONTINUE FOR THREE WEEKS
The wilt be 'narked in plain iiKareii, on each ant
c:.•, that yilltors cam at once bee the
GUT BARGAINS OFFERED.
—AB Hama Iva% than $1.05, cash. On $lOO and
upwer , s. a credit of sixty days bo given for approved
0 , ..1, - ,r4 , -(1 paper, with itP, , reat added
y 18:8 w
SIMLI FIHNESTOCK,
Ntu. 1-4 Wood street, Pittsburgh,
nr AS JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM
11.1.. ENGLAND
WALDRON & GRIFFIN'S
~_t 4 tt,lkj l
CUSS AND GRAIN SCYTHE,
OOHN HOES; PATENT AND 00311SION ANVILS; SUL.
Traps, very tnivirior BriviTor Locke, very superior GUT.
and EunamOled Banco Pate, Spoon,
P.; aBl Candlesticks, Br= Coclis, Bras Roda, Braces and
Bits, ?ilea:ming . TiliNts, Superior Waiters, 'Carry Combs,
T. 1•033. Coil, Rifth, Tongnev, Stretchand Breast Chains, with
o cittitiy ti4 , 4ls, all of which will be sold et mod•
trxte tc:rms. alllB
A,MES MI LL! NGAR, MONONGAHELA
PI PLANING MILL, would respectfully inform the public'
that he has rebuilt since the fire, and having enlarged hie
establishment, and filled it with the newest and most IP'
proved 'machinery, le now prepared to famish flooring and
planed boards, scrowl , sawing and resawing, doors, sash and
shutters, kiln dried'; frames; mouldings, box making, &o.
South Pittsburgh, September 7. 1857. 18,10
CHARLES it, LEWIS, ALDERMAN,
And Lx-Officio Juatioe of the Peace.
tiFFICE ON TILE CORNER OF WYLIE
‘Yr. sTimirre.
All 1./1/SlBBllill connected with this office will be attended to
with promptness. Qdnveyran,oo, of an ICILIdi &lilt/with legal
accuracy—such :la Leeds, Mof gages., Bonds, Powers of At
accuracy—such
Fc. Titl,e to Real 'notate 0-tamined'
To the members c! the llar tie tenders his cortices smartsui to fah° p o p oet io n e to be 1 140 in thpootera
~1 this State, and olsowhore, Ms office is one of,the main
Police StOtioue .)f the city, and CollSoquently.l6l theilitiee In
execotiukt Uusinoms of that kind aro vets
OEFEE.-200 bags R
P7ll ia : 11 •amvra:Cffee, for sale b
U.Y
's 00, "
118 , Second. and 137 First efts`
lora,
-
VINE FLQUR.-20 Fine oui
.
f " ftalitlvevinsas; mwis 130-,
Oonser Cd Wood and Water Area&
:',‘
H. H. RYAN,
NC-% 31 IJITH IiTREET