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TUESDAY, AUDIT 12. 1864.
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',l7i*n Spite Oonientlon...
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lo
Oen* tralon patf; irlet: &tat' :annar=
tbiAlaaot, ths.Hosias 4ti Tl:4 ,. matatlres,llllsr
riabsug, ea Thursday;
. 41.30a41110 lb, 1 0 64.
nett dlartetant tante& toPeana Inman , *
West salt liiiialtillitteXegiAdt.m s la ada.
m.atideni m
eb. by dui :ctnre =at?
actuante...
n• • State Convention is WWI for the impose of
plailnyjn nomination an Electoral Ticket, mlecting
delepslite allae tell the' Naimoli Colmooilmi of
Caton par% to bp WA at Baltimore on theirth Jane
neat, and taking such action as It may deem proper
In reSirecniiiitothe approaching Preeideatler movies.
2101:liebliztiori3O.fike district delegitea fee= Perm. ,
rilfatilik to the 'Tailcoat Comentionie 'left. elute it
mammy belongs, to the people. assembled In their
county 6d:imam trat the different count] Com.
mitten are aerrestly repeated to ldopt Mich meas
ures u erg niches *full attenlince at their impact
ive econmttots, Ind thereby secs" In the choke of
denptea, a WI trod fair armed= of the TM of the
People. .
Tier coMmittla cannot forbear to onigratedata all
bursa liberty, and the tarn tenon the recent tri
umphs of thiflgood dense in Naar Hampshire and
Cooi•ciko . tt end tie hens, shared by all
lepletuee, that they greenly theforeruncre ofmore
nplendli /ideate, now to be won-in the same came
alike by the bullet and the ballot.
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WAIST. MoVELGII,CcaImam
Gra 'W. nAinactux,.,l
W. W. Stu, )
Secretary Seward's Position on the
Monroe Doctrine-
Oar special dispatches from Washington
yesterday informed oar readers that the
Senate - .cominittee • on Foreign Relations
have resolved to postpone action upon Wye-
Tale - Dsvrif s resolution reaffirming the Mont .
roe Doctrine until the views of the Admire
-'straiten as to the expediency of the mea
sure can be ascertained. It is worth while,
therefore, to Inquire -what cpinions have
been held-by the State Depqrtment concern
' ing the' . propriety of Instating upon the
obseriation by European Boners, and ape
chilly by France, of. the doctrine of nom,
interference in the affairs of the continents
of North and South America. The New
.• York World; of Friday, published all the
diplomatiatiorrespondeaceof thee Department ,
for 1868 that bears upon the question, 1
namely, that which is contained in some
half dosen dispatches between Mr. &omen:
and Mr. DAYTON. From one of these we
learn that, in the Secretary's opinion, "the
United States have neither the right nor the
. disposition le Intervene by furce on either
aide in the lamentable war now •going on
between Fiance and Mexico. On the eon.'
trary, they practice in regard to Mexico, in
-livery phase of that war, the eon-interren-'
lion-which theyrequire all foreign powers',
to observe - in regard to the United States.
But, notwithstanding this self-restraint,
this Government knows full well that the
inherent tormsl opinion of Mexico favors
a government there republican in form and,
democratic to its organization, in prefer -1
ence to • any Monsrchical institutions to he
imposed froat abroad. • . • .• 5 5
Nor do the United States deny that, in their
opinion, their , own safety and -the cheerful
destiny to, whiCh they aspire are intimately
dependent on lie continuance of republican
institutions throughout America. They
have ' enlimitted- these opinions to the Em.
peror of :France on proper occasions as ',
worthy of-. blieerihrus con.sideration in de-
ter/caning hew be would; conduct and close
what might prove a- miccessfel. war in
blexic4. - Ner . is it !licenser) , to practice
reserve upon the point tint if Frenoii should,
upon due consideration, determine to adopt
a potiey In Mexico adverse to thi-Ameriran
opinion! "end enrollments which; have de
scribed, that policy would probably scatter
seeds which would be fruitful of jealousies
which might ultimately ripen into collision
between France and the United States, and
other -American republics."
" This is ,certidnly explicit on titi Mal
point—that Cho rutted Suitee would regard
their own safety is 'endangered by ilia es
tablishment_ in Idexicionf. a government ad.
verie to, republican institutions, and , that,
if Frani° should mishit in establishing such
a goirerireent, sakiwin:o 'lie scaUered
which =tat ripen into Collision between
this country and Tranci,. 'Ailthe same
time, lir: - .Svaisita says with equal explicit
ness thst the - United. States have neither
1 , the right. or the dirparitioa to intervene by
brae in.the,Wer between Srancii andlier•
leo. - -Dranother dispatch Mr. Smrtun says
"The UnitedSteternennot anticipate the
' action of (lie people. - of of: 61iiiice,l , nor have
they the,
least purptise* desire, to inter
fere with their iikOmediags; or' control _ or
interfere, with their trr 'choice; or distirb
Ike= in the of - whatever inatitn
intions :of .• government- they . may In the
ii i
• exercise of an absolute•freedo establisb.
;tit proper alse„ that lli;Drujrzt e L'Huys
should Inz informed that the' U ted States
. . contleue.le regard Mexico as the theatertf
a war:which has. not ended lefthaintier
elorrof the government long exLitinithere,
with whioicika United-Ststes-elso remain
-In the relation of pears and s incere friend:
ship; and that for thia4nostin, the United
Stites • are not new •at Matt Ito - consider
the nitestiOnat. reCogniaing is gov e r nment
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which in th e foitkerokincti f ,- war may
come' into ' lie Vane., . Min ti Md Stater,
consistently with . their. princi ler, can do
no .otherwlen-then .leave the destinies of
Mexico In the k ee ping of ,her, own people,
-: , .• and recognise. their sovereignty and twin
postdates in whatever fermthey themselves
Null choose that thLsizezereigaly andirfile
. pendence shill - be gaiiiretitar - -t:
--. : from .all this we- gather - thel - the policy
,• of the Administration: Its' herincfore been -
One et iscia.fsWernics bathe affitint of Vex
-1.,. Mo, na . inatier'. -- Wititt kind' , of 1 government
'• -, um- Issold!:404 see Pro.FT, elect 1"'"
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- - - Sid, that the abOuld really
be eleided.and not firm them . .: ,flow , '
fir tiiiiota of France in &minting to place
1 4 33301 4 11 . : ion-the- throhe of Mexico -MAY
lat'segerdedi iS dilitatOriii`and lOOMPidiary.
lb* Administration; from all die eiidence
aigeme..L#,Aqta:iot seerri ;Whir° deeded.
air. Ssw uu doeirMt7tonsh
thlibint, nor did the Passritrar iti.ltiliDist
1 ' re fert ol Ii f th •
.• "sum mes s age ' . t, i t ma Izi at,
• .up to ilia time the louse tt.. itcpreaentativei
Pattli4.74f l .# li i l i li f i lie 1 10 1,6 ; 1 , 11 r. Half
--- :44.3)*is 'wilting rot , Bt. zisizis.eshading
. : In illiiiii4,-iiticfrOca:tiii. a e O
nature. of
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'• :. mmapoo aagcotiwi. ta him ilia - pralcan
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people, be 004 judge whether he was atiZ
----',:skin,,lt•tcik majority • of .ahem or. int:
FralitiliiiSi.-:kloty,q4.*. already
to thepahlie in the boenzepon_dence alluded
to, vitti, &SC saniilistti if lie *id: beniiial-,
fawe4l4:!illaw-!421; °lrli4AcP.Pntf i n the
.oYeat: l 44l4*Pi l ii e P e it iOta2o t: ?4 .. 33
1 - 1117.141!;1010:111i4Otd*Oitiiattiepi
an__
lektrie4l l ;, t 4 would it:ici . s have ". - .bee — n'
inonaict* *aitiiiirtbifiewi-gcleOiciept,
of trettaiiituipuoivyargyieffqtaltr ths
: . ,;,,,a - nizyi trAtiti6moi. - iiiairsi&ii.lrii - te: far
--I siiatiatisdilditloti*O?? and France
: - 'lrauldi:itiiaaa 14 1 ~ -FOIP4t o , ~ -
_Southern_
Confaleraby.:,...TWon#L. -
'dotti?Wf:lMitiCtiliik,railk *6,
roamais,whioii•-• *old , ha;tWlMitWitedi Ili,.
Stvragm - ili , iFrßiagMti policy Aii!4',-;119..
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446/4 TheiAtistentfo all. And
Sire believOlhst, ffejf. ed* doss reaffiu,
tho Becretiry is still inclined, notwith
standing the action of the Homo, to pursue
ilf.cisinstesdaf sf,c/Pgercet policy toward
MittetraAr snd France.
Treason Lo Congress.
. A stalling feature of the proceedings
to the House of Representatives last week
was tfie speech by Loxa of Cincinnati in .
favor of the Sc4;thern Confederacy, and Be
prompt And hearty indorsement by Harms
of. Maryland- 1 , LONO, took the ground tha t
the Government-had no right Wattempt to
,coerce rebellions States; that the Union
was lost never to be restored; and tha%
sooner than see the war continued, be was
in favor of recognising, the independence
- Of the South. Ile said that the masses of
the Deirtissiatic party were for peace, and
opposed to running %war candidate for the
Presidency.Autamof Maryland,whoithould
at once be indicted for perjury, in swear
ing to support a Constitution and's Gov
ernment of which he is the open foe, in.
dossed every word of Loxo's speech as if it
had:been hie own, and added that the South
could never be conquered and he preyed
God Almighty it rimer mould be.
We recapitulate the facts in this case'of
manifest treason in the councils of the
nation, that our readers may be reminded
by a reperusal of them that the peace or
VAat►antagA]t wing of the Democratic
party is steadily progressing toward the
practice 'of the doctrine they have all along
been teaching, that the Southern Confed
eracy cannot be subdued, ought not to be
subdued, and therefore should be recognised
as an independent nation. The vote on the
resolution to expel and afterwards to cen
sure the rebel Wows foe his atrocious
sentiments proves this even more concha
sleety than the two speeches to which we
have referred. Slot enough Democrats
could be found in the douse to secure the
adoption of . a resolution to txpel a member
who dared to utter the blasphemy that God
might never permit the subjugation of the
bloody and barbsrout Southern Confed
eracy. Oa the vote to censors the same
gentleman, twenty-nine Democrats dodged,
and many voted against it.
It is not many weeks since Loan intro
anted a resolution in the House providing
for sending peace commissioners /o Rich
mond, How these commissioners would
have been received if appointed, we can
easily learn, from the fate which attended
similar resolutions introduced in the rebel
Congress by Mr. Tratour. They wg not
even received by that body, and the Mont
gomery Mail of March 12th tells as that the
day utter they were offered Mr. W atom la.
Richmond and did not return during the
session. Ile was probably eopcl'cd. But
this is not the fact to which we wish to
draw the reader's attention. We would
have him mark the more important factthat
the man who, in the Federal Congress, is
moved to propose the appointment of peace
commissioners toitiohmond isreadya short
time afterward to recognize the iplepend.
ence'vf the Southern Confederacy, and his
speech in advoCacy of the policy of recogni
tion is at once virtually indorsed by ether
Democratic Congressmen. It is the last,
but perhaps the most conclusive evidence
yet furnished that the Copperhead .party,
while it prates of the unwillingness of the
Administration to allow the rebellions States
to lay down their arms and resume their
positions 'ln the Union as they were before
the war, is itself opposed to any other peace
than that which will dissolve the Union.
We do not suppress the mortification we
feel at being called upon to record the fact
that the -United States House of Represen
tatives, in this the direst crisis of ear. his
tory as a nation, does not possess sufficient
power to expel from its ball a perjured,
boastful rebel liko'Henats, or that crawling
' thing, the Cincinnati Copperhead. .Such
men are foes to public liberty and defilers of
national boner. Ilsatts and the other fed
low should have been expelled upon the
spot and by a unanimous vote. That would
have been the true way for the American
Congress to assert its own dignity and pun
ish the enemies of the country. Bat alas I
These are the days of domestic traitors and
Northern Copperheads, and what should
have been done is left undone, that rebels
may be encouraged and patriots be made to
hong their beads with shame.
Philanthropy During tai War.
We learn from the New York Epping
Putt that a gentleman of that city, Mr
Hartley, has 'compiled • small book, pre
pared with great labor, and which is s
meet striking exhibition of the philtn
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throPle esertirMiskr the Am titan people
during the star. Begtholag with a descrip
tion of the state of the nation at thevime
the war broke out—the financial
rasamentty the military deficiencies, the
inemperlence of those in authority, and our
supposed thabilty to encounter the burdens
and sactifiess of a conditlon of protracted
wairare—the author promtede to • narrate
the spontaneous and voluntary effariii un
siertaken tv provide for all the necessities
of the crisis. be ;fathers from official and
other authentic sources a 'narrative of all
contributions , offered by the people to the
tulip?' of ;their armies, and to the iolace
of action:eters by, th e war as far •as the
statistics were accessible to him. it Is
probable that_his compilation, an fat se it
may be defeothre, errs bq that it
rather than what It inoludet: We stipend
.the resume of its contents as given by the
-Pail: •
"We learn from. it that the total oontri
buliella from SLAV , . .counties and biros,
for the aid and relief of aoldiers and their
bee amounted to over onahundred
and eighty. err en millions of dollar'', (187,-
2.09,608 620 that the contributione for the
000,end comfort of soldiers, by sasoeta-
I tlatus and individuals, hassmounted to over
I taresity.four milttooe, ($24.0 44,8G5 99,) that
'the contributions at the same time fpr suf
ferers, abroad her been $880,14074 and
that th e contributious fur freedmen, puffer ;
ere by the riot July, and white refugees
:beVet . :beett $,6.3?, 1 344:1; - nutting a grand
Mutl, : eielasive of the expeaditurea of the
Onverfinient, -of 'more than two hundred
m loons al dolitre, ($212,274 25949)
'lilt tiaggerssion to ray that this is
unparalleled itt the histiery of nation ' s; in
deed, ootlitniibd reading of mimmy en _
inks : Wee hot allow us I o recall soy instance
in which theasme thiog has been en tenth
ae :attempted.— In E9glan4,, daring the
C e fu t eish Irsr, end in Geimany,liniingthe
stiuggie against 'Napoleon, both men and
- .women did a arras dept in, couttiblitiog to
'n:comfort and relief of their armlet'. It
I. In fact Impossible` that War should rage
in any nation-without exciting tho,sympa.
thin of thepeppleL:nt et greater or less ex
:tent But nowhere,: - we believe, have such
,eptiitisheene and eyetemetto exertions been
=4o'er:such 'grand restate asiomplialted
an inths,Ustited States- - , •:
"lint the real significance of littio large
cuntributione lies in the deep and' almost
'wavered deintion whielrthey manifest, on
the part of the people, in the cease of the
*sr. All classes have token part in them
the foot. widow with her mite, the rich
Vnerobinaerith hie thoneande," the child of
Einaday: erhoel, the settler of the bulk.
wefi ,le the „American reacting distant
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- 14 fitcnnone speelal •to the .011ambtot
tait.) &m. Dye that the former , eit:y le be
•lng provLsloned tot edge, Passenger
.I.Wne have given way to freight toles.
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v bslii k .. p ir ticrns
islhebtliq"* ; ; aah ' ul /- 7,: 1,- -
$1,044400: ",
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y -.:. -.--.. ~ It. ki.,u..t,....-'~.-....~.,i ~~Es:iir:C. ~tiius.~yw•. ~.:J,~..:..
Voting in Calmp. ;7 f ,
klioheoler Deißocrai ii in dioomildwit
the q ovation of voting in gam r, or by proxy
hoe the following:
"•We have Been en election carried on is
the army of the Potomac. A regiment of
Ohio cairali7 oast lhOir solid vote against
Vallandigham, voting while in the saddle,
and fazing the enemy on the morning of a
day of almost incesitant baitle. And that
let of . the Ohio soldiery —oitisens in loyal
blue--etandiog in line across the road at
Brandy Station, each, right hand groping
the ready sabre, which in an hour was to
hew the rebels in froit, and the left deposit
ing the ballot which wee to rout the Cop
perheade in the rear, it was one of the
most sublime and significant spectacles we
have ever witnessed,' and bow truly Amer
lean '
GENEILAT: STITAII:6 in his report to the
President on the gunboat canals between
tide-water and the lakes, estimates the
cost of a alp camel, around the Falls of
Niagara, 105 feet wide en the surface and
95 feel wide on the bottom, with 12 feet
depth of water, having locks 275 feet long
by 45 feet side in the chamber, capable of
passing a gunboat of '1,250 tons burden, at
$5.958947 25 withal:tee looks, and $7,638
529 02 with double looks. This is the av
erage coat of five lines surveyed last year,
The average length of lines is eight miles
aid 3,070 feet.
Tas Baltimore American calculates that
there •ill be 66 members of the Emanci
pation Convention of Maryland opposed
to compensation for emancipated
and 31 In favor of it.
Teta New York Prineipia, edited by Wil.
Ham Geddell and leorge B. Cheerer, and
the organ of the Radical Abalitioniete, has
come out for Fremont.
Tug Baltimore fair for the benefit of the
Christian and Sanitary Commission win
open on the 19th.
EVERY plantation from New Orleans to
Baton Rouge is now in process Of cultiva
tion
uliiic WroricEs.
WFOR COUNTY COMMIS7zIONER.
—Akken Dunk; of Pitt tosnship, Intl be a
candidate for the allce of Otfinty Cotrnhainner,
entiject to the &defect 01 the Union. Republican Con
rend.. aplltdewto
H WARD, ALLEGHENY.
hock 0 imminent are !met,' leutill,d
to ha e all sebsetlptibrue to the Itttnnty fond enit
bctetl and makes fntl tegart et Anterting to to 1141
on THURSDAY litZti IRO, at 'Hi o'cle it, at the
h ront of R. V. A. relbanher, Chestnut Groot. By
order of .e (ept2) • t.slnM ITTEE.
MhETIKO OF Mk: UNION
EXECUTIVE -003111ITESE, of MI 'FiErtlY
amity, .111 In held at the °floe of 11/01,8 ALL S
QROW N. No. Ild Stith mtnet, Pittobargo, e
TLICRSISIT, April histi, init.. at I recloak p
A. M. BROWN Chairman.
SORB tr. STZWART,EometexT , apihtd
11 --- _ - TO THE ENROLLED MEN OF
k -, ) 7UE accosii WAIL°, PI PP6llOBOll.
At a meeting of the Finance Com:Mare, ft wee te
e awed that ell mlied men who have extberrlbal
the amount of Fiby Dollen to the Bounty rued, or
who may. protions to the 16th instant. mate their
enbecrip Mae amount to that lam, shalt 1 I cute
they are &lave, be relieved from liability by the
prooortng for them of .• eobstitote, or the payment
of commatatiat b.. Farther enbectiptiona will be
remand by D. KINZER, 62 daahhtleld street ; ALP.
J. PAILS6NB, Controller's hflloo ; E. O. SHIT 11, 114
Water .trret.
Thare will he'a meeting of all enrolled man on
eATUEDAY EVE2iIIIO. April 9th, at WHAM. Uall,
at wh.ch time mancriptione will be received.
ap9.4t
. ) --, FIR2T NATIONAL BANK,
CV` A.L.L.ICC4H.IaN V
tth rivllege to Locromuo to.—
This Rena le now hilly orgaulted and In =mow
trd operation.
We are prepared to oo a general Busking
and offer ourur aereitx• oe convapondent to Urn=
re
Banter, throughout the country.
epode attentitgi given to collection In thin and
the adjoining City of Pittaburgh. aa mull as in all
• parts of it,. uvular,.
Mama recodeod on denial% and Zarlaange 021 all
the principal °Weil borucht and mold.
Arne, fur Cr. 10-40 Mud..
- I/M=OW :
a
T. NEVIN, ' EL H. DAVIS,
/WIN D CAN, EIZNICIt GERWIO,
Wll. LIARBAVOU, JOECNTIIOIIPPON
0.0. BOYLE, A fATTABSON.
ARTHUR HOSFON,
. PZIGIDILIt.
EME3=3
NO OF THE MAT
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ASSOCIATION, held 6n
, 6864, it was enanimoinly
r no work will b. taken
• c, or by "stock nod time,.
thb AMIDCIO.IOII.
GlllOand k Orr,
William Loos,
J. O. Boyd,
&rear! line',
Wm. Boole' I Bons
John T. Clobsy,
John Thompson t Oa,
J. O. Tall,r A Bro.,
Ji ha T. Gray,
S. 01111I.d,
James Powell A Bro.,
Treaty,
J. 0. Edichel,
henry Wheeler,
Jacob fodder,
Wed,* Coulter.
Samuel Dally
U.AT A MEET!
Tilt PAINTERS'
the averting or March 21.1
Bwolc6l, That bare ifte
other than by oteasurninen
it the priert erningtel by
• J. 6 H. Phillip,
Longa Lane,
Dunes A H.Eln,
Home tr. Polka,
J H. Elateincii,
W. A. Lyons,
IDE s Warren,
Pew rd., A Burt.
Blown, Morrow 1 00.,
P. O'Brien,
B blelatiorney,
Hine, Pneedniii#,
W. IL Bcggs,
Bash d Darnel.
Nosh O. O. els it Co,
I , 0. Abbott,
JOWLUS Angel.
apt:RU.33w
Lr - T A ' SPECIAL MEETING of the
Stockholder. of the Cleve/and di Pittsburgh
Billreact Company wW ba betel at the aim of said
Cempsztv, In I.lvoland.l7n the PM DAT 07 PLAY,
lat, at 10 o'cloCk ut., to vote upon the inmate,
of the Capital Stork of said Company, for the par
prole of allowing the bonds of geld Company to be
coneerted Into stock. The Transfer Boolta will be
dosed miles 23d day of, April and open ma tt• gth
day of Hey. By order
Al of lb. &wilco ,
DirPretident.ectors.
J. NlellLLOUbill
Cleveland. March ES, 181lL mh3Chanyl.
Oman or Norm Ow, Matzo Co.,
"35 fifth meet, Pittaborat, April 4, 1861. I
W'THE DIRECTORS of the "North
CU Mining Company, or Mich%tn." have
Waled anaueminentotOWS DOLLAS PER SHAKE
. the Capital Stock , as the same may Auld at the
close of businem on SATUELaY, the hnteinetant,
May
to the Tyr/tat:mar ma TUESDAY, t h e 16th of
May nest, with intereet a 'ter that date.
aprgbayll THOS. if. HOWE, Trawl:mar.
PITMISILOS IT. WAT*II/IND MILO° 111.1111 , 1 T Oa"
- Orrice or 71111101ZSZTAILY,
Pittsburgh, Ps, February fith,
tc?. DIVIDEND.-THE .. IIOABI)
Directors hate thb day declared is dividend of
SWIM PKII egiNTO3l on the income, or Third
Mem* Bonde of this Company, out of the cant.
logs 011.80, lapis to cash on the Id dot of April
pest: Tien] W. BkEINESiSeey.
NOTICE.-Tho owners
of 011 it the Allasturay lauding are :equated
to remora MO 011 at cmco, otherwise it vfi base to
be awned qt tbelr mama, as Men: le not room
Mare to do ail currant beninan. Attention to thb
matter will am trouble sod amnia
mtell JAMES AfeLEN, a:bare natter•
:-.21,E4 REQUIRED BY Atir Oat
ASI .
fdiXIILY, notley fa hereby Oren that Ad-
DB= f.OBO haa been appointed hadatant Cashier
of the Xxisharape Dank of Yttabargh.
11. M. MIIBILAT, Cashier.
Pletabnrieba April let, 186 , L aphlat
.TE Tr ADIrERTIBEMEA TB:
A--------
DMINISTItATOR'S NOTlCs.—Lot
ten Testamentary upon tbeestate of Hee. Ad
Mem Henry, late of Union township, Allegheny
county, doomed, having bean Woad to the ander.
eled, names Indebted to sald estate will make
payment without delay, and them having clad= or
demands will present them. delj anthentlettr4 for
settlement. JONATHAN NXMLY,
'apltalterT . Administrates.,
RXECUTRILICS N.GTIOR--Lotti3rlS
Teetemantariliseing been *rental to ths no
derelgoed on the estate of John U. (lbszobers, late of
Alleeway city, deceased; all personstnowlag them
selves Indebted to saidasteta sea .teqnsated to make'
Lei - meet immedletely. and Woe • havlng del=
spinet aidd estate .111 please Invent than, duly
authenticated far otttlamant. •
NANOT Jt 011AMBIate,
noontels of the estate of Jolt 'H. Chamheun.
apldulteed
AD'uI'ISTRATORS' 40T1CE.4--Let,
term of Administration upon tha =tate of Use=
U. Graham. late of the City Allegheny, deceased,
hamper been granted to the tindefilined. Pnimil
ludebtad to said Mat.rrlll rim= make pet moot Im.
=Miami', and du ee hosing claims or demands Mil
present them, duipautbontlestod for settimient,
ABB/ GBAllellf„
North Cat= street, Allgheny;
JOIN E. VA BCIIIBOX,
N.. 139 fourth =feat, Pittsburgh;
sp11:0 let • Adminletratera
CHRISTIAN MISSIONS,
TIMM salmi AND 2111:111aisuvr9.
Hy T. W 222.':,tkaU. 2 Tab.., Bro. Prica.ll.s 00.
sex 00., 65 Wood streq.
A PPLE& ;
sad Itogrisdte Applag
do do prime Dry. Appl*
Zir sale by , BEOK a CO,
bbls. prime White Etyma;
010.11,10 do Sweet cEder;
Tot sale 4183LIbutpfirest..
AOObb, • xtra: No. IS. t
ny at p 1.5 Liberty stmt.
*,OO
T 'AR' D OIL-8 bblo. No. Winter, now
'
yudlog trot! . .staimar Sailior Usk tat ado
illiAII ffl== aim
WE IP 4D rEserrommr,rs.
EBT:-Taro laige and handsomely
furnished ROOMS, lthat board, an be had
by ay plyletif at.. No. 155 THIRD BIBERT, betimes
Grant and Smithfield .treat. apledt
VOUND-- , An amount of Mourr, be-'
J: mean Pittsburgh ad Alb allay, latch ta
towns ca h.r. byalling at aft at Webster stmt.,
and prmlog propel, and paying Marge.
t DI we ANL LYNCH.
Monday morning, the 11th
L
between El lab and 111111 etreetia, on Wylie,
a P OF IeONEY, armem tog to .boot
lllshq Dollen. The ilader.ll.l be liberally reward
ed by leavize It. et ibis am... apll:2t
VCR SALE—P. plaasnot Country Sent,
suitable for a business ma, cosy of .can by
either the Y. n Wayne or Moocher:sr Unsays, well
improved and abounding In oboist fruit, i. nosr of.
toned for sat or in esubanys for city property.
pply to • B. B. BRYAN, Broker A Ins. Art,
FOR SALE—COAL LAND ON THE
PENNA. It. 11. TOE EILLIIL—A very valuable
tract of excellent Ooel, altosterm the Permsylveribe
Railroad, near Hawkins` dump, about YO mites from
I ittabersk. If oot sold at prink eels before that
time, thisproperty tell be offered at Davie toot!.
Hon., TOICSOLY EVNISINO, Hay ?A
!notaries es to terms, to., may be made of 001. W.
G. HAWKINS, near the premises: Res. W. E.
L&OCK, Braddxk's Yield; or HOPKINS t LA
KEAB, Aileen:lop at Law, No. 103 /Nth meet.
aplerleard3w
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.-
Tbe Aamberty Taney Railroad Company Myna
prixoals for the Graduation and Masonry of about
eight m am of their road, between the Bcrowh of Mt
tanning and the mouth of Ilahoning Oraet , to mo
tion. of about 000 Tall,
Pestling, Plane and lipeciacatione of the work w
be ready. for examination at the Office of the Com
pany, on Pito street, in the city of Pittaburgh, on
A after the lath Wet., and Propose:le will be re •
trod until the ern or al &Y, out.
T. WRIGHT, Chef liktaioser.
April 11th, 1484 .n ote
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Pro
;Merle van be received op to SATURDAY, Nib
lost. at 4 o'clock, p. m., for the following Grading
nod Paving
Morton Street —Grading and Paving from Peoti
nylvanis Railroad to Allqiteoy river.
Roth .treat—Grading and Paving from Liberty.
Peon street.
Butler andklechanic Streets—Gradlog nod Paving
from Liberty to Pike street.
Adsnis Street—Bradlog and Paving from Peon to
Pike street.
Pike Aired—Grading and Paring from O'Hara to
Washington street
Washington Street—finding and Peeing from Lib
erty to Webster sin is
Waahington Street--Gradlog and harlot from Lib
art revel to Duquesne Way.
Dylan Street—Grading and Paving from Xtne
street northersrdly.
Watson Street—eiroding and Paving from Boyd
!Greet 390 feet eastwardly.
Peon Street—Gradiug and re-paving from Railroad
croesingto d point 13.11, SteT.l•ol2
If oiberry Allay—Gradlog and mortaring from 8..
chautr. to Harrison street.
Spring Allay—Grading and Posit], from WatLiog -
ton street to titevanmn alley.
Wide Alley—!trading and Paving from Loves to
Elm stoat.
Bidders on Pent street will data what mire will be
alloyed for etooe and iron in Oanal bridge.
al Lte . rigtt le reserved
( t ., 0 . l i e k it , zl , l , v , w, park of
Office 391 Poon street. nptd
G Rov F ,a F RAKERS
FAMILY MACHINES
"Comet& for lle•uty of illit&tt
Excels for Elasticity of Stitch
55100,000
500,000
inmate for Durability at Stitch
It Is tils•dlly Vsittorstood
It I. Really Blansa.d
The Seam will uelth or lily nor 111Trol.
The Ends Need no Fastening
Ererif .Tlashisse Warranted
for Three Fears
We :take pleasure In WM:ming on
eal4etd see them Runeleg
OfB4, No.lB FIFTH STREET
A. F. CHATONEY,
A 2 - 6, BOOKS, received at
MIN EN'S
•
Illeallitlol3, of Coloring Prom... By
ry Hoe-
Atencer ; alth • notice of fipenoer's Bev
ißem of Philmopbj. Cloths .....__.._...._..8l ,
Ls Oitiota; • Opanleh BoveL By lemma
kalldro. Club .... 1 20
Ten "Bores Inough ; • Practical . 11sperienc.
liktir , lng how • very mail Farm may is.
ao keep • very largo family. Cloth-- I 26
0010 Prison. 0 1 am • Mae,' and nothing
Parades to man la indilleient to too 010. 123
To Life in VictsbUrt. with Leitull of
Trial and travel. By • Boothern Lady. Cl.. l!CO
Bind to Riflemen. By H. W Cleveland. 0 ! 113
crli*llfasaye. By BoWborter. 1 CO
Glarlture. A Trent,* an th e Cratlvaiion
p liatlva Vine. By And. O. Palm, prae
y,llf. Ifortieulturiet• tfloth 1 IS
Wantland Play; or, Literary Variottea. fly
*prima Brudistell. 1 00
OFltlici flirt.' Gatland. A telrotion of Poetry. •
• ........... 1 RS
Red?Srack. A Melo of ionic*. Own,. Ao• •
;golLed.—
. .
IMILE Nana, tn. Wonder of'lLimperaodlliare.. I CO
19101lighta in a Bar•Bocim. By 1. 0: Arthur. 1 II
llteknWa illatory of Spanish Libman:l, 2 via • 00
Campaner Thal. By Arm taut, author at "La
" "Titan," eta.; ekals.---.....,. .. 160
Tlet , Veil Partly_ Lifted and Jams Becoming
By W. IL nausea ; cloth.— 1 11',
Glatuni and Wafers By the Country PlllOl2,
d= of "Becroatione of a Country ninon. 1 50
red.hetilal Biography: By Woad Amass. en.
tbor of .Self-tielfe," etephenson..
Zsto.;l 23
Their of Alaverl—Paiptural, Ecclesiastical and
EGstorleal By
Dies
Hopkins. of Vt era 1 3 0
Titer. A Boni By Walter Barron. Clerk ; • I
•;. Kober o 1 'Old Eferchanta of blew Tore; yea. 110
The Illustreted Barr Management By Ka.
author of "'the Illeutrated Gorse Doc
ilel6o
Tape and Pidgeon Gals Ilakerala. Sy a
Cltisen Soldier, Army albs Polcesme Meth. 146
tkainetona's 'Thessekeeper. A Dap English
• Goeel—• compealm6 is Piqua i c10th..._....... 1 , 6 0
tae and Lettere of Jabn Winthrop, ClOTarnOt ;
oT ilmachmeta Bay Company, 1630•
hoeilfeauomy. A Treatise on the
Hee, °egad - Inaba, Employment, Gores.
Meat and Anthoritimaf &hods; 1 26
Gan. Grant and his 0.22611gme. By Julian E.
2.arke. With portrait on steel: cloth...* 1,60
Bordello, Urethra, Christine. Ere and Erbr
Ley. Gy Bohan Brownlee; 1 2.5
ir of Witt" Br Prescott. By Geo. Ilelmor.
flrean Ydlam. o Tintadpaper-...... 60
Itetobienraphy andClerrerlyondence of LIMA .
Beecher. raw by his son. Vol. 1, cloth. 1 76
•nobo rt• Bomo. By Wm. W. Story. els, el sOO
'lloslnes. A ne , er newel; cloth.— 1 10
.11nrowski's Diary. Noe. and Oct 13 . ; oliTti I 'l5
Tam By tbeauthof of Model ; cloth_ 60
fledlo's Gays By, author of Neighbor - Jack•
• *nod ; dab . I%
ten. Bator In flew ° sham . ny Parton; clo. AOO
llarA.Book of Bow Testament. By Kr
' Wlearter ; sloth 00
Copies of any of the 'bore 'Doak, culled hie er
pocitipt on receipt of prism
BLINII3I,
- 71 and 73 fifth strait, oast doot to P. O.
avail!
MirSIrMM
UM=M
00XliTiL1O
And dealer. t Plamr, Grata and Pre4oo*,
lit neon , et, bor. Wood a smithad4
9r,lgiluk'
DAyism mmm'
U 0 Waco. stmt.'
sOlni
i s
""s:: , _ci:~ ist:~+vß-~t~:,sum -.:~:6:,o~••a.-~r'w'-•-~
M=El
nnr GOODS, kc
NEW SPRING GOODS
AT
WHOLESALE .& RETAIL
the West .tylea of arrurldng in war Una broued
to this mattaL Oar .lock will b. Wood vary com•
In aosizay, GLOM; rkb EMBILOIDILB-
IZB old 7 GOODS; TUIMIUNOS, In ..IT sir.
.le style ; beautiful BONNET AND SHIMMING
RIBBONS; 84ROTCH PLAID "'ELM 11113 DON;
HOOP AHD IiLLIIORILL SEMIS; SILL, GILT
AJAD 1110110000 BELTB, new style; LADLES
001dItEl AND BIM; PHOTOGBAPH AL131:3113.
the cltoaped h the, clh ; NOTIONS ANTI SMALL
WARM); L AWES' AND DENT% OOLLADS,
ollghtly oollsJ, from 0 to 22 coot. a piece; TWINTIr
TINE 1121A.MILLED COLL+II.I3 fur 48 MINTS;
ours lIIMNISHINO GOODS, . lam dock
IS kIESCRAHTB, and all vbo buy to ma Kato,
inviumo sly.. • ..1 1 I==
bon, is w boy out) from auomullotorcis or 1m
porters,. and boll .t prices tha =not 611 to plena
NLACBIIM
SILKS AND MANTLES,
Of the Wad deslote.
ALEX,. BATES,
Wholesale .d
21 FIFTH STREET,
D ft Ff. S t. 31 .
a RAWLY.
ANO LINEN GOODS
apt
AT RETAIL
Bead Gimp and Bead Buttons,
MID Mall INKW TRIYINII,O
TL• %lOW finarlan Collar rad Cuffs Omani
Pant Gent. Setts end Handkerchiefs, Let
p, 4.1 uld the Linen 11 . 111i'lls ;Laves,Cares-
dine .d Crape V;11;1 Cambria and Mamba,/
Tyburnl,lo, In groat mrloty, at bar prim , eleiruit
8.. b awl Scarf Illbbous ; lionneb, Hata and Tim
; Hood Nato, of every .tit.; Etooklogo, Gloms
Omuta, Hoop Skirts and Spring Balmoral Adria A
hill lino of Mon , . Furnishing Goods duty'
hand Lull& and Children's Merino, Bilk and
Qum Cluderrasta; Lune.' White Merlon Under.
skirt•—out teor thou the motorist to mot • them.
Wboloud., Boom up •tutro Buyers to the cltp
ad fezda tbo country win do vuldl to took at on
11/...1‘ bears poxtbmdas
.10131 PH HORNS & CO.,
GREAT SALE,
A?
J. W. BARKER & CO,'S,
59 Market !Street,
SILKS, SHAWIA,
D Ft. lEe. BB tgi 0 0 13 K.
DRESS GOODS I
IT
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S
Mosambignee
Grenadines.
General Agent.
Pongees, for snits.
Chalice.
Black and Colored Chintzes.
Shawls and Cloaks.
Boys' and Gent's Canimares.
NEW 0-OODS
N. E. eon 4th and Market Ste
apt
NEW AND DESIRABLE!
Ila atoll, Plaid. Scarf 4 BORIS' t Ribbons.
Bead and Daigle Gimp. and 81111031.1
Vide Lams and Embrald eeeee ,
Corsets. 4klrti, Ohms. Ilostory
Scarfs, Neelq.las. sblx4. Oce..tc
EATON. MACBUM & CO.ll,
W. w. 110011ILLII.
Wollner_ ly with Lion, Unarm Oh. J trim.
00RaRAD, DENNISON &
AM.
Haas Ad mina • fall Wank of BAIBRuI.
THIMIIINO;- THREAD LAC&
ENGLISH and FRENCH CRAP& ST=
sad- LINEN 11/11IDEITICHISPE„ ORIPFS
ORNISUING GOODS; twat quality OM
TON, MERINO and BILK UNDISSGAIL
GABMENT& HOSIERY GLOVE/It bast
WHITE Bata ,Ts Lurks and - PAPER
.00LLASS; BUTTONS, a kinds. SPOOL
ocerroN t taws it* soszarr RIBBONS,
Fa., do which art,pffared to the Wade, at
sad ostsl, as tin most tavcauble
toms AT Clia.
15 (=TS FOR GLOVES I
120 dozen, of Fine Lisle Gloves,
71ir Vit =tit 111 1 ::. 5
EATON, MACRUM & CICL,
1!!!MMIE Ilr!
amlowtts,
BARGAMS YOU TIES HOLIDAYS,
• , :2-1123811 . GOODS!
tumottolet , PRIMO,
utins,arikiiii6T a co.*
eau: s sass noun a- mem. 499
DR. WISHAR'rS
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL,
_22_
Q .._ T.-1860 -X
1..7
& °LTD&
CONSTITUTION WATER,
ATI.Rri
Cherry Pectoral it Sarsaparilla.
77 AND 77 WAIIENT STRIKE?
CLOAKS,
do Gingham*.
A largo wertment of
New stiles or
IMETZEI
Black Oulpure Laces
=l=39
103=3:1
So. 1T TIPTII RTICYST
10. el;i Riff:kat XII"Hp
WORTH 95.
xEurc4L
FULTON'S DEMO STORE,
PLANTATION BITTERS,
ADP - Erni:MD IN ALI. TRY PAPERS
E=Ell
ULTON'S
LDVIECISED IN CLINI,NILLIC
112219
PULTON'S DRUG STORE.
FULTQN'S
NO_ _ ____
HOOFLA-NIYB
GERM A N BITTERS,
ADVESTIBID 111 ALL TEI LIZIVSPAPEES
MEM
FULTON'B DRUG BTOR2,
TITTH STREET
GILt , ON . B
EXTRACT PARERIA BRAVA,
CHLORINE WATER,
JOHN H. FULTON'S
DR. J. M. LI .NDSEY
will be parmanautly hunted at
Nos. 67 and 60 Fifth St
Where b le llow proparlog
BLOOD SEARCHER,
L 11..PULTON, DittracirsT
lIITd 8 fIIZCT.
riAtti DYES
Bachelor's and Chris!adore's,
FIULTON'S,
TWO D 00111.3 IRON( TEM Pat mum
OMROKBH
CURE AND REMEDY,
For tab stibe •
,--;.,:•;- , , ', 7' - i [..: -,_- ;: • • ::';
DISPVICEI BUILDING, 11111 'bet&
SP ECL.I L -roricEs.
O , .LYON'S SATISIRON.
Eathalrou is ton the Greek weal "Rattan.. or
•• !Sethileo," elgalfying to cleanse,: redovotwte and
orator, 7.111. oracle le what Ito name rgulthes. For
remora as, ratan Irdt and bee otify ing the human bah
ais tae moot romarkable proparatipn the world.
It 'tarot° owned and pa up by the origins] proguire
tor, and le now male with the same Mee, 2%111 and at
tention which gate it seam of over Ono million bot
tle* per ant.am.
It a a W. delightful Boer Drawing.
It wadi...too stmf, and donated.
It keeps the head earl and dean.
It makes the hair rich, laud andgloomy.
I I prevents tho hair falling of wJd tuning g uy .
It teetered hair upon bald Mad&
dry lady or geut:outan •ho values • bountiful head
of hair ehonid ueo Lyou'e ga:harrou. It Is &noon
ant Med thromhout the civilized world. Sold all
ra.pectelde deed,.
d. BoitFFb & (Jo., Now Sark.
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.
This is the mat delight 01 and extraordinary arti
cle trot discovered. It changes the sun-burnt face
and heed* to a pearly milli teatime of rartshing beau
ty, Impairleg the marble purity of youth, and the dlr.
thipt• appoaranoe so Inviting In the City belle*, fuel.
lOU. It rename tan, freckles, pimple. and rongtairse
from the s.kin, leaving tile °maple:ion freeh, transpa
rent and month. It contains no mammal Worley
to the skin. Patronised by Actresaes and Opera Sing
ers. It is what every lady should biers. Sold every•
lettuce. Prepared by W. E HAGAN, Troy, IS Y.
Adios. all orders to
DEMAS S. BARNES CO.. Non Perk.
nennstanrrn
Inimitable Hair Reston;
NOT A DIE, but restores gray bar to Its original
color, by supplying the capillary tab. with natural
melanoma, Impaired by See or Mame, All '*attnauc
moss dye are composed of loan onatic, &Orating
the vitality and beauty of tbe bar, and afford at them
selves no &again. nelmstreeffs Inimitable Calming
not only maraca hair to its natural color. by to easy
.prams, but eve. the bar •
Luxuriant Beauty,
promote Its growth, prevents its fa/Nag off, eradicates
dandroff, mcd imparts
the test of tinket bein health and plearan g totes to tbo
bead. It has stood the original
Hair Coloring, and is conctantly lotasetag faror.
Craed by botb gentlemen and ladies. It 11 sold by al
reepectable dealers, or can be procured by ttorm of tbe
commercial ag1 , 1141, D. N. DA ONES d Cu , Nff Broad
way, New York. T.. sit., 60 teat and 51,
MEXTCAII MUSTANG LINIMENT
The parties to at. Looh , and eimlunati, who have
pboonrete counterfeiting tbetsh /Mutant Liniment ander
lme of prop etolp. tiar a bons thoroughly
sapped by the Omni. To guard kvinst farther Ito
= n i
p h , i t s n e n e = teem o m m n,, t u h n 13 ‘ nit," d p
n, B
is placed over the top of each battle. Earn stamp
b... the fax rim& of my signature, and. without
whiSh the article counterfeit, dammtous and
worthless imitation. ILl:amine every bottle. This
Liniment has been In owe and vowing In favor for
many yearn There hardly exists a hamlet on the
habitable globe that does not cositalo evidtlice of Its
wonderful effects. It is the best enrol lens In the world.
With Represent improved ingredieuts,its effects upon
man end bout are perfectly remarkable. Bons are
beaded, palm' relieved, lives eared, valuable animals
made motel, sod untold ills &Imaged. Vor mats,
Probe', sprains, rheomatism,swellings, bites, cots,
caked breasta, .trained homes, im.., It is a norereign
Remedy that sheniduot be dispensed with. It should
be to every family. Bold by all Druggists.
D. S. BARRIE ' S, Sew York.
==M
ORME ABOVE la:110Lp
TOR BALE BY
SIMON JOH N5T0, 1 5,,
Corner of Smlttlflgld Fourth ststrohe
10 -PRIVATE DISEASES
Dr. Luditim'a Specific
gae only reliable remedy for diereses of the orgehe
WANTED—A situation as Shipping
Clerk or Palma., la's Wholesale Orooery or
Iron Bat" or Traveling Clerk, by one who hue:-
trustee ecquaintance throughout the States and
Physlolan whom 015 was devoted to the treatment el I Canine, Milton BOX lOto, Pittsburgh P. 0.
iplaw
generation. It is the discovery of an elates
Mb dim of dissaws, sad with unprecedented sao•
can, &It er.ore ln.n tconty years.' lib puler-U. in
Welt, revising no !ejections, And Melia; mace,
tr. In the mletaken praotlso anA the =men. web
Ir cosapozads offered to the public. It 9e attlzsly
verstablo owd perloctly ads. It UM IMO • Clhar/S1
• d SmpvU stnugt) and vigor w Lbs diseased
Currroc.—Tbr great =awn of this ramerly m H.
Wing permanent =lna batted to Ita bin& imilstad
try unotteetpled etea. Oteeres, therefore, that the
ditratop of tba proprietor la axotrod earl boo-Nona
War liisaulak.Veral cmlY by
WK. F. DAVIDSON,
ed. Proprietor, Meetlinati, 0.
Bold by aD Drzulata. Price; 51 per'boi.
R for ralo at mbolorala by GIGO. U. EICYBY.II
34:U•ramP
ONE OF lattililiNULL'S
GREAT r.EIdIDIES-111lIgliRWSW8
TOLD ANODTllH—Thlijustly selebrated prepara
tion, which has di truly carved the name and fame
of a • True Anodyne by results which had baffled
every other attempt at ears or relief to 'Neuralgia,
Rhdatiatisos, Gnat, Nerecnni Headache, Tooth and
Earache, Cholera Modem, Palm In the Stomach or
Bowels, Hotetia, Distress after Sating, Lam of
Ole*, General Remus Debility, Paromme to
lothma and Whooping Clough, now decided to be
Dimly num:pi, and for the pans in llorithly Hen
struation;, also declared to be one of the mod im
portant pante in medicine. it lady writes Gum New
Tart "were It ten Wl= a drop, I sotild not be
without It In my family, and no one should be with.,
out It.
Tor sale by all Wholesale and Detail Dealers
YOGA S. 111:111KIWKI4 Propiletor,
Przetkal Chemist, &stain Mass.
lb* gals by Joe.l l ismlM Oeo. H. Koper B. A.
7shirstosk d Oct, J. Jl. Pul ton, Agentir to; Pitts
burgh; Geo. A. Kelly, W. J.llearn and Dr, Jams
Brawn, &gents bYr Allegheny City.
enbleremb•jeee
t - ,7% PEI/BIOLOGICAL VIEW OP
REAREIL&O)2, containing n..../Y EOO page,
sari lyo 800 Plate* and IngraSino of the anatomy'
of the Human Organs Ina state of Health and Dn.
ease, with o Treatise on Early. Errors, its deplorable
consequences upon the Mind and Body, with the
author . s plan of treatment—the only rational and
moormfal mode of cara, se shown by the report of
can treated. A truthful adviser to the married,
and those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doobta ,of their phydcal condition. Bent Due of
protege to any slime, on receipt of 25'oersda, In
Artampa or postal currency, by addnerdig Dr. LA
MOLE, No. ill laDddluiLaneigibany, N.R.
tabiltudawT . •
LAKE STIPBRIOB COPP=
tninansa . ` worms. virratnia.
PARS, Diectratir & CO.,
Dlsmeacturszt of BIIDATILIDG, ' ADD
DOLT 001111:Ei, DILLSSED:OOPPRE DOLTON&
BUM BULL BOTTOM; &D<ED SOLDIX
&Ivo, Emporia , . And teatiri& In 'RE .ALB,'
PLAT& ansier taim, wilts, &o. oc l meau,
band, TIMMS' uscarna ADD TOOL&
Warehatown. 80. LtO *112.9T & 10? SECOND
elthblagh"
Opeand ordeal Of Copp& oh{ to ►any amura pat.
- . mY2PDS4wT
fr.7" - TEDB,
rria4. -.O es ONF Or B AN SS , I urv ON A Et i r EX
reag44
Oft the Ixcellf &odium Ira4Csad castitim tomo os
2 = •ho gag.- WM Tf.r l .o P•balfiN Premature
Dem of 31544:49.1, stg..npraylob la tht gems lima .
as 'wan egg/arm Ity ono who has card himself
stir Was inct to Feat impetus sad 14414u7 thmint
=OW humbug .4 , 4 d 4 ittuleb47. 4 -
IMEBEIiEM
NATILLITIEL lIATIAtEI;
; EJagicotprty, 41.
.":DIBEAtiEB OF,TECE NERVOUS,
imattNaL, DIMWIT AND SEXUAL.
IiMIZENS—aew sad tellatol!r tnataleal—ln laportr
albs Howard Amodatton: "Ant by tug In sealed
lOW earnAnffitm,oreldrte:"Alitess D. /JIM;
LIN unarm Havaidosto. 3 south
spa sivaJunadolds. Ps. Jit 'ita=2ol
WNW_ Flamm,
. 4. .. l i a tiii=o7xoti n iuggraorrazs:
ME. and Pods* Rif. Ns. S WOOD
nd 'CI
SPECI.II. JrOTIVES.
r -- - -, CLAPP, STANLEY & CO.'S
L - '
POI. 0 P T ICOSLORAILIA
psArpeod
BARNHILL & CO., Itoruza
WAIVERS AND SHEET IKON WORK
ERS, Pena SL, Not D), 2. 24 and 5:1.
cured a tarp yard and Onalatud it with the ataat tm
proved a:WWI/cry, we are prepared to sonnedictrwa
every 4.scriptlon of BOILERS, In du Dart maziaar,
and iarranted equal to any Mlle to the corottry.
CHIIIKEYS, 8/LICHEN, TIER BEDS, STEAM
PIPIT. LOCOMOTIVE BOILERS, CONDENSERS,
SALT PANS, TANKS, OIL STILLS, AGITATOBS,
SETTLING PANS, Ronan, tam 13/IEDHER.
SUGAR PANS, and sole raanußctntran of BARN
HILL'S PATENT BOILERS. Repairing doves
the shot - tart notice. Mica
{ -ROBINSON, RBA & CO., (silo
senor. to.ilowasaa, Hem. WASIIINO
TON WORKS, Fornmsa S bl.cunnsrs, Pittaburgb.
Blstoafactona. o , 133 AT AND STATIONERY
STEAM ENGINES, BLAST ENGINES, KILL
MACHINERY, GEARING, SHAFTING, CAST.
1505, of tali description. ; OIL TANKS a STILLS,
BOILEILASID SHEET IRON WORK.
Agents for GITTARIrti PATENT IN,TLOTOB,
ron.rrtDma ROMER&
.11:1 NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF
BOTH' nrfflii.—A reverend gentleman hls•
log beam restored to health Ina fet• dam else ms•
dergoing all the meal rontlne and Irregular expel•
else oode of treatment. ssithoto succem, =elders It
his sacred duty to re , ,uutosie to his afflicted fellow
creathres the means of core. Hence, on the recetpt
of an eddreesed stevedore, be will sendjnos, acm •
the Oreeicriptleo used. Direct to Dr., JOnft
DAGNALL,IB6 Felton street. N. Y.
;ahll lidarrT
BANNVART'S BRONCHIAL
YIIOOIIIB, for the cure of Hcanottor,
threat Dlreames, Ac., are epoclally recereusemdad to
tilledetere, Skews, and pc , la show roattiostoallo
thou to .peak ',labile. .ufactured only by O.
A. DANNVART a CO., tiers, Po., to whom
all Gillen ehottlit eddr
SIIMIe by Druggists everywhere.
C. A. BANNTAILT a CO.
r. 1.4 .3m
ItO {OMIT. scuaalr.._...J. T. ONOLLIIUT
LA BELIE STEEL WORKS
REITER di; Co.,
Eineseasors to Baiter, Ilartmes 1 Co., manulsetioer.
of GAST STEEL, SPRING, PLOW AND BLISTER
STEEL ; SPRINGS, AXLES, caowsens,
Works, PIRST WARD, Allegheny City,
P. O. Addres., PITTSBURGIL P..
COCIDIA.ISI it.BRO., Man
ufacturers of . IIION RAILING, IRON
VAULTS AND VAULT DOORS, WINDOW SRU'
TED,S, WINDOW GUARDS, &c., Nos. 91 SECOND
and 88 TRIED STREET, bet. Wood and idortaL
Rare on band agarLety of new Patterns, tansy sod
ndtabla for all poriasto.
Particular attention paid to rooloring antra Lora.
Jobbing done at abort uotioe. an 9
A. HOLMES & SONS., NAURU
m FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC) BILLS OE
EXCHANGE, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT,
BANE NOTES AND SPECIE, No. 57 MARKET
STREET, Pittabtugh, P.
Mr Collections made CM all tka renal* elites
thfsughont the United States. 0;0
IW.I.XTS
WANTED—At the House of Refuge,
s Mint/lA-AGED WOYIAN, or mum. Itznit
mo well rocorainoodi 41 for character and capablll•
ty.. A pplication io Le nude at Cho Institass,_cn
VIITIDA.T. April 1.5 , sirniat
WANTED—Ten or twelve SHIP UAS
VY to work in a boat yard Ikea.
miles below Wellsville, opportle Yat,otr Ski*, eit
Nihon'. Hill. Apply w Capt. JOHN NOBS, Cowls
Ojhoe, on Toowisy, Wedorearg sad Tbaredey miter•
noon', between tome end four o'clock. spl2.:kt
•
WANTED,
Nen for the Naval Squadron,
ON TAB' kINSBIMIPPI RIVE% •
Thoo ertillstrotot two year.. Three mouths' geg
lu ogrance.
Peir (antler Information aryls et Ilegwrairg
(Ake, No UST. OlthlEt EMIL' Gr. Pittsburgh.
WANTED—Agents to sell the Entri-
Tv: can WOMB( OF THE WAIL A rare
chance to make menu. agent..t. elearlma
MO to IMO per month. SYiO,OOO Toluene
tmld. Pend £m circular.— Attire JONES, DUO c
A CO., Publisher., Baltimore, V!& aPitins
WARTED, •
A MLLES SIOULDUIL
PHILLIPS,
WANTED—Boys to learn Brno Yin
lahlug and Bunts Titling.
D &NIB • PIII.LISES,
. 115 WWI. meet
$75 A lIONTEt I-1 want to hire , Agents
11:1 awry county at ,r 5 a mouth V=PC.
p . sidtcactl 'my ra l atr o l.L . Solting
Malt
p .G.b ALBUM ?IMRE%
IN OIL COLORS,
FOR SA..L.R AT HUNTS.
Put op In sets of !warn assorted copies, in tastefully
Prbitod antelope.. Price, 50 orals per,set.
1. Buttardies of Amarlon Part 1.
2. Buttertileant America. Part 11.
3. Hattori:llea of Amtrlca. Part 111.
• 4. Baterdles of Anunics. Part IT.
b. '
Autnam Leaser. Part 1.
0. Autumn Loam. Part 11.
Autumn Leann. Part lIL
B.„Antrunn Lenox Part IV.
S. Summer Landscaper. Part I.
ID. Winter Landscaper. Part I.
•
It. Flowers. Part 1.
12. Plower.. Part IL
12. 19141 Tkroors of America. Part 2—Jona.
14 . .
15. 0 1.-2,ogoit.
16." ' T—Sept.
17. Wood Noma. Part
18. gumming Mole of America. Part I.
. 19. American Dinging Birds. Part 1.
20. American Singing Birds. Part 11.
21. American Strming BUMP. Pan 111.
"Mt. Allttrieg. Diming Bithk Part IV.
23. Woof Ctdidhood. Part I.
24., Life of Chilit andßlo dh ar ood omr.. Part 11.
25, fru
20. White Ilanotain Scenery.
27. Fanny Character., (very fanny.) Pan 1.
: 23 runny Characters. Put 11.
W. Sal.
30. View. on the Ittuboos.
p litti m P.lgfi t T o ' f aml . al Age
so rich ate. Id cltoll .
A literal discount to the trade, Prkailat. Its.
Ara .
WHEELER It WILSON'd
aIQU!ST PEZIIIO Ct
LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINE'S.
TNI arr.Apwr, el nvLtsr AND gimp.
Prlndpalttica sad I:7l,.Lana. rzapotlaocO',
No. 27 FIFTH' ST.,
Three doors below Thwaklnear: : - • •
• WIL
'Adman 4axsTa.'
BAILEY, FARRELL &CO.,
PIIACSIOIL
;Plumbers, Gas and Stesun titters,
trsTecoutvgi T on eine ► nu urninoint, iwr
Gas Fixtures,
Dath Tutor,
Shower Boast,
Mrsteraloseto
°Lien 1:0 . 111F promptii 4•3-.
-- ~~s~
A g o I^~.7oDBTtI fTSYEf Ylt~o4r[h~ F L
FOR SALE S - - ' . , .., .. ....;,..;.:,
80)00 Vino Catvar
ibi Grave risat, .-
Of MO prim 'mirth, bunk? El t° llll°24i " .
Apply at 3. tr. EMBALM'S 1311ZWZUrxid.
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TlOLER—Foorteen . . IWO -/ong,43ai
ail .t JANII.9 13:10117r8 ZOIIMIIIi I
Dwilttnta Way. Katt la sold Itamtdistaly.
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