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brought to Ihircity, wilhevc,
vftatSj&'iV QatcMvraTc, Britannia ’Ware, Ju.
* lionglngand Stand Limps, Candelebra^,
“"tfSXWlfc, »ACWUiK*BAN**
: {iiufteuorto Mfiguite, Berne J^Co.y.-
No. IM, SECOND STBKOT, PfETSBUfiGn. oasoruov
A R«-;noworep»rad -ggS xilo.
- jOL. River, Canal,Hai toad or^V«joi»,willipromptness andpfomnt Payitin
oml reeulartiy. .TheywiH also devotelheiciiltemiop to {}l„}hio 1 ■ .
'h® purchaseand saleof-Produce;Merchandize, iron. “ We.take oleasure In shown,
mv,<cpu rc ha« l ,toexa ral „c>o,o.
iVJL Arcmiccldrarantl.Waehine DhiWmgSj Busineai Couu..
- mfidViaiarieCaTdß;etc;v or l>rawiibn Slbjiei i; All Job* wo..
and in CdiorajiCold, Brpnxc or.Blttck,in; the and Boofling Ilous„.
' ' ° ,i,!! ' < ’ ,T Wltf. BCIIUCIIAI AN.
i ..... . keeptog always the best qualiilesofmp.inhihevin'i* a».
1 — 5 prepared 10 fomith ranchinery.&c . ’with nrotnotness ■'*••' •:■'•' <••>•-..
1 ■• As they BUU reutn the Warehouse Gamine.
1 terns orordera leftUiere will be immediately ntlencleu t®.' ' ,
1 ‘ Having ttßioclatedjpllN M»DONOUGU with us.ihe ■■-.Plain and Ornamental..Pot*.
*■ i -Imsinesa hereafter will be conducted in *be name of made to orders Also, rc-(*nding do».w
BOLLMAN, GARRISON * CO. Q ™ c name of Cabinet Makers and others, ?«?&&< >,
■'■ w ; :’ HENRY L. BOLLMAN, .-...
<£s. ABRAHAM GARRisok, ' ■ i ’ Mferchanti mndothera, visiting our citv far 7 ih* nn
iimplP B *aE--«*-*‘-»---«6Sff!|^ fc .
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VX)£iTMi)
ullje JHailg fUcrning Jlost.
printid and j/übltsktd every Morntng t {sundavt excepud.
harpek * pauitiips.
nOBTH-WtST CO*NK* O* WOOD AND llBltl KTBKXT«.
. rpr TBRWS— Five Dollars a year, psyablestrlctty
in advance. SixDollara be required if
* n.a paid wuhm the year.- ■ ?••
• Single copies two sale auho eoanMT
at the Office,anubythe Newsßoya.
rHS SATURDAY MOEHXHO POST
is published frora.the saxoe office, on a lots > blank#’
nzc shcel, at TWO HOLLARS a year, m aavance :
lingle copies FIV.BCBNT3.- ". -
will bo discontinued (unlessalthe di«-
crcuonoftbe proprietor.) nnul all arrearages are paid.
: UU* No aUentliwwmbe paid to any order unless ac
companied by the raouey.or satisfactory reference in ibl#
C ‘ vT* Connected tsiffi Ksla2>ftsAr?u«f of the Morning
Potr-tso»« of thetargest Job Printing Offittsxn the city
yeheredH kinds of uork ti doneon thtshortist notxct } and
v\ost reasonable terms.
RATES of advertising
agreed upon by the Pittsburgh press.
txk likes TtoNrannt, ob LBsk:
One square, one insertion■ «*.■■■.»• - —3 060
u »v each addiUunal insertion.—— —\ 26
“ 11 two weeks ■— .....3 W
" » three weeks* 4 .00
« , l * one raoiuh*>T*--—5;00
*» u . ;• two months--*-** 700
t» ~** three months*—a W)
•“ four months ■»»«■ ■»■-■■■■■■' , » « 10 00
six months IS 00
“ one year*... 18 00
Blending Card,six lines or less,.per annum* ■■ 10 00
■ CHANGEABLE At M.EASBBK:
One sqnaTe,per annum,{exclusive of the paper,)* 25 00
{lrofesstoual Cavils.
f'i ORLANDO LOOMIS, Anamsy el Law.—Office 4th
\J+ fli-taboveWoodr. ■■ ■• .. ; July4-y
lIMIOMAS M. MARSHAL!*, Aliwnry at Xat#.—Office.,
JL Lowrie’sHaildlngs, EourtU bl |ao7-ly
A * B.CARNAHAN,Auorruy atLai»—
XL. st., between Cherry alley and Grant st. pefry
1 VU. BROWN'S OFFICE, No.tiS, Diamond ulley* near
X * Wood street; - • - • fcbl
JN ftFUiuO W KV, Attorn* tt ami Counsellor ai Lat*.—
• Office iq Bakewdl's Buildings on Gr&nl'sirecl.
>i2.iM7-ly. . ■■ • •
KEMOVAL.— Dr. Robert stnyder, has removed his
Office to Founhstreet, between Wood.and. Smith*
held streets. . . . v , marlS-ly
/ 1 DARKAUtI, Aiiomcjf at Lav— tilflce-ill iteukcwetl’a
v?* Buildings, ou Grant street, opposite tha.Court
House. ' jyat:ly
JOHN BARTONy Auomty to l*i*. —Office, North side
of Fifth aifeet, between Wood and Situth&eld.mibe.
same nmlding with Alderman Morrow. .. ..= seplKMy,,
/ 1 EOUIaE F, GILLMORK, AUvmty and Counsellor or
\JT Lat#.—Office removed to the 2d door below Grant st.,.
on Fourtb.to the office lately occupied by Alderman Mil
ter ■: marfUi
VJ ‘BUUKM ASTER, Ahtertiuui—Office? Fourth Ktreel
An • third door above Sm.thGeldjSouth side.
Conveyaitcihgof aU kinds don* with the greatest care
and legal accuracy.
Title.** to Real Estate examined, Ac. • . novlS
I) fctJDULIv HUBERTS, Attorney or Late. Office No.
Xv, 132 SnmhGeld street, between Filth and Sixth-
Oollecuons carcteny attended to—special attenuo
fiven toConveyancmg. . fdecthly-
lltllepbaru*
A TTORNEV AT*LAW. Office,No. 109 Fourth si
J\. opposite the Mayor's-Office.--v- ■ • _
Ur.Jullan Hoger«,
I ATE A. A. Surgeon U. S. Army. Office—Thtrd St.,
j second door above SmiUihelJ. _ • . ... . 2md* ; -
JADIKS KOSS SNOWDKN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OU" Office and residence, No. 155 rmrd Btrcet, PiUS'
burgh _ v. . . ... ■ lmar.#_
" " ~ 8. P. Rug'S t • ‘
ATTOONKY AT LAW,
No. 100 Fonrtls Stroet,
, PITTdHUKUU, PA-,
Fourth door below Mr. Rody Patterson’s Livery Stable
•• jets..;:-: '■ " " ■' : ;
J. 8, Ilatulltoa,.
; A TTORNEY AT LAW, has removed to the office in
XjL Fifth street,between Wood and Smiib&eld streets,
formerly occupied byTUos. llaroilion, Esq., dec’d,anu
wilt aiieadloihcbusiness remaiiung unfuusheduponbis
divket . . . ruayia ■ •
• Law Partncrahlpt
aIHE snhscriberK have associated thcmselv-js In the
.. 4)<aenceof Law; under the firm of Black A Wash
iKoron. One or the otherof them, when.not^engaged m
Court, can be found nt nil times in the office, off Fourth
. street. Pittsburgh, now occupied by Mr. Black.
* - SAMUEL W.BLACK,
<ehB READE WASHINGTON.
flft&a-c William*, .
Merchant tailor, smuhiieid. street,no. is, bo
tween Islanded streets. apVy: .
JARIES O. WATT,
.MERCHANT, TAlbO R, ,
No* 30 271«ricet. Btr««t,
Between_Second and Tlurdais., Pittsburgh, Pa.
~ ‘ v Thomu fil* Llttle'i
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKEK,
FIFTH STRKfcTf, between Wood and Mark'd streets,
opposite Iron; City Hotel. AU kinds of Jewelry
made and repaired. • faprfrly
Woodward Allowtandii
DEALERS IN AMERICAN AND FORKIUN BOOKS*
- STATIONERY, ETC.,
Third Streep Post Qjjict Biul4in?;g. fap3Q:y .
a nuuuouKi
♦COMMISSION ANDFORWARDING MERCHANTS,
and STEAMBOAT AGENTS*
■ No. 7 WaTBfi'ST&SBT, i'i
apil-tf : Cincinnati, Ohio,
Danttl Vouogaon,
House, sign, and ornamental fainter,
Liberty street, opposite Hand. AlLwork neatly
*rccnted. Orders panclually attended to. linarJfcy .
josao* xhopbs- .......... alfreo f. anshcts.
. JU8IIF& RnODEB A CO»,
WHOLESALE SEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS ,
/Vuli, Sputa* Confectionary* Sugars, Cigars* SrC.rft*
NO. G WOOD HTE«T, EAST SIDS, NCAB WAtKB,
julyl PITTSBURGH^
‘iSaunetf* BlonoetiromaUcDepoallorjr.
.*■■■:■. No.-T&-Third-Strut...
?ni&D hay—wxw pAitmaas. . .
he Garden of GeiUsemano » The Cemetery of Scutari,
my-fetl-
. . . a«c# Btoekion,
CATE Johnston A Stockton,BOOKSELLER, ST A*
j TION EH, PRINTER and DIN DER, corner of Map
land Third streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. Iv9!»f
“71i« Tnuar A BrotUsr,
s balyks m • ■
WISEDrhUUOKSr ■
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SEGARS, Ao.,
- No-70 Southfield ;t.>-~ne&rDiamond alley.
novtS . ••. ■■ -••>■ • ■ Pittsburgh.
■ Gi V. Arbnthnot*
SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURER, either6f
Fountain and Seventh. FersonswanUng any thing
In that line will do-well to caU,asl am deiermineXlo.
sell os cheap as any other person In the c>ty. |«epll;y
JOHN B.lKaniDT.. ... .■ E.H. lUSLKTT..
KENNEDY & H ASLETT,
30CCBSSOEB-to Klhssy & KHOZ.
tfhottjale and Retail Beaters in Watchts, Jtwelry, Silvtr
Wurg. Fanei/ end Variety Goods, Basluu,' Combs t tft,
No.'.M Martel street, between Sib si. ami the Diamond.
ir/‘ , Ciocts,Wftidues and Jewelry neailyrepolrcd. .
iMllabargfa, Augpgl2o, >850..
Walter P« Marshall,
(Sac<?e*Bor xo Sacnnel C. IHU,) .
nCPOBtCK AKD DB4LVB 1H TBSHCR 4HD AKEBICAIf
PAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS.
TCrufour £&arfe«t Firs Board Prints, fyc.jfee.
Writing, Priming and .Wrapping Paper,
No, 85\Vood street. .
between Fourth *t; and Diamond alley,-westsiue,
jail « • Pd:
taOa.'S* -PAVID CllKB>*'** •CrrAS. M’BNfCHT.
. Iron Oltp Taek Factory*
fflFTCfabseribers manufacture anil keep constantly on
X handaM sites ofTacks, Bradj.andSpttrablea {Fin
ishing. Clout and ]{6bNailsyfine':Blued Floor Barrel
and Lathing NaiisiCopper Nails and Tacks; Barrel
Nails j Copper and zinc Shoe. Nalls; Pattern Mater's
Points; Bltrets,assortedsizes/Ac.v&evAo.
CAMPBELL, CHESS:* CO.,
my3l:y Warehouse, 6U Water aL; Pittsburgh.
JAMIfiS A* JONHS.
WIIOLES ALE AND RETAIL DBUGGIST,
CORKER OR XJBSRXT AND HARD STBKCTS.
ACOMPLET.Eassorunent of Drugs, Chemicals and
Family Medicines; always on band. [aprt
C. A* M'AJItUiTY *m>
TRANSPORTERS; FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
DepQt,C»naliUain,4US Penn at.,
'** • ■ mrlS . Piutburgk.
- nffIIODUIISSON’K
FANCY CHINA STORE,
.56 VTOOXf ST aXETj'WKAB- TITB ST., ttHBLKS; UOTBL.
JUSTTecriviiigarid nowopenlngithe best assortment
of -WHITE STONE and: FANCY CHINA, ever
bronghtto tbig cit?, with every tfthervariety of Glass,
Qaeenswfite, : ; : Brit&nni& 'Ware, Japan ..Waiters, Solar
HangingandStand Limps, Candelebras, £c...{rawr3o.
TAAPFiTAACIVtUIfi:* BARK.
: < iSvstuiorxtoMetgviteißane Jjr Co.) ..
Commbiloii 4 Fonrßtdlßff;JSmbtnti«
No; IW, SECOND STREET, PfirfSßUßGfl.
A KJ 1 ? now-prepared to receivfe_art4 focwftr]a goods: by.
-/jL River, Canal; Railroad or wagon, with promptness
anil resulaniy. TheywtHalsD'devotelhpjcatteniion to
tho purchase and sale of- Produce; Merehandizei.Tron,
1 ittsburgh manufactures, &e. t andfeclmgcbnyinceilor
tbeir ability ttmve peculiar aadsfaciiodtoaillhosefa
voring tnem vmh- commamlsj they respectfully-solicit
orders and consignments. j o ps
Bolivar Fire Britk Hannfaelarinx Commav,
!iB. ftOVR) ByßCj KIKB) B. V, JOKES, a. h. iiiOßiy,
aLOVflßiSlßftTcO.tPMßflaihn
SSS^rSSSMitefegfVg;
»re also ready to receive orders for said Bri.it in hi
made in alieand. shape to cuit’patohasersivvhicli ahall
l>© PCOIfipU? filletf. .• .
We do noideem R necessary to enumettue the man*
advantages the Bolivar Fire Brick poaesa over all " h
ers thallave been offered for sale In-the United Sutes
thal lie Hre Bnc* shal* rose none. of iheit present «ri vl
ibtofepßtatioß*pod.thai no espenseshallb© jp*Ted to
makeitemevenbeiteTlbanthey bavebereloforebeett..
Ibis is the otiiy ostablisbmPni nowmanufacturing Fire 1
Stick at Bolivar. =- _ KIER A JtONESB,; .. ,
«uri7' h- CanaiDasin,Seventh* WFltfabnrgb* ’
■ -V y-
•£l)c ifl anting fiixsl.
Snsincss ®ariia.
A LEXANOERJAYNKB, rdtin Tta Sun. 38 Fifth
Jt\: Mreßi, near Wood.: ■:• ••. ••fcbl' '
. YOMIUa Agcm. tor UaruMcn" A Co.’*
ij Lrntcf PaekttSy Fifth si,, one door below Wood- febl ■
WiIiLIAEJACKSUN, Fount Htdicin4 Depot. t~V Lib
erljraireet, head of Wood. ■ » ~fehl ?
HOON i SARG
•treetk,
IT, N*E comer of Wood and Sucth
febl
NiiOLMK3fcttUN,£<m*trjan4.H«zicrsirt Fxetiange
■ m Coin andJanitNoteyNa. 05 Market street. tcbl- ■:
/1 AtMcNULTY & UO-. t'onoardtng and Comvasston
v/» Merchants CnnaKCawm. -mnr3.:
JUIiKM'CLUSKKV, Ta<lorarid ClotAirr,Liberty street
between Sixth and Virgin aHcy t «omb side. eepltf.
I); MeSTfcUN, Brass Founder and Gas FtiUr,. Smith*
jLI > field gtreelybntweeit Diamond alley and Fifth 81.
1/ INO&MOORHEAD, WholuaUUnurt and Product
XV Jleaitrx. No. tt? Wood street, Pittsburgh. •TmylKl
SMITH A SINCLAIR, Wholesale Grocers and Vow
mission Merchants) corner of Wood and First sift.
.i nov3 ■
CIUOLEY & LAIKIV Atcrcftartf 2'aibrj, Wood street,
J second door from \V&ter, will keep constantly on
hand a well selected lot of Clothiug. . ..v : • marltty-.
TOSKPH MAJOR; 800 l Start, Ship Chandlery and
tf Agency of the Pittsburgh Lurd Oil Factory, No 4,
Market street. Ffttshurgli. ■ -is ' inl*i :
'|7'KAMLHdc iIUAMj Bankirs and Exchange Brokers,
JVcornerofTlurd and Wood streets, opposite the St.
CbarlesJlotel. febl
B: A.'FAHNESTOCK. fc CU, WAoUsaU 'Drug Waft
• faust, corner ofFirsi and Wood streets,and corner
ofWood and Sixth. febl .
SAMUEL MORROW, Manufacturer of Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware, No. 17 Fifth street, between
-Wood mid Market- . feblO
WAL GLENN; Jfookfemier, comer otThird and Wood
streets, above C. 11, Kuy, where lie is prepared to
doevery description of ruling andjnndmg. ■■■-.•■-■ „
J~blIN 11. M*'LLoR7 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
oudSiuUoneryyNo.Wd Wood street. jant
JBKYA!t,ikeft/V»«f: Distiller, and Wholesale l>ealer
•in Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquor*, No.
lid Liberty ttre.et,and&) Diamond: alley. . )vvM
TJ'lMi&. PINNISYj AgeuUfor the Vela ware Mutxua
■V /nrwranri Company, of Philadelphia, at the Ware
house of King A Holme*, Water street. nearMnrkct.
wa. miller,niikada.- \yw, kicbktsopi, HrrsttUßßU.
Miller & rickrtsoN, wholesale Gwirs,*ivi imr
porters of Brandies, Wines and Segurs,Nos.l7y
and 174, corner o( Liberty aml.lrwm streets, Pittsburgh,
Pa. ■:■ .■
Iron.Naiis.Coltrm Yarns, Ac.. constantly on hand.
SM'KINLKY, Sumand Ornamental tain ter,
. and dealer In FAINTS, No- 44 .*i.olmr si., Puts
burgh; has constantly on hand all kindsof I'iiNts, euhci
Dry or Mixed; Japan aiul Copal-Varnish i
Coiled Oil f Spirits Turpentine ; Window Glass, of ail
sites; Putty, Paint Brashes, Ac., all of the best quality,
an«l for •ale »t reasonable prices- sepll
J. A. Vonlur,
ANH UliTl'AlL DRUUOIST. cor
•Vf ? net'of Wood and Third streets, under St. Charles
Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. ■. ■ _
\V* W. Jt’Clure,
HOUSE, SIGN aNI> ornamental fainter,
CORNER 0? WOOD AND lIFTH STAKEIH, . ..
(Under Patricks A Friend • Brokers Office,)
maiVUily .■■•.«■ • FiUthurgh, Pa.
TAMEi ASHf'tnONO'*"'** —;r ‘ • •tAVCKI. CUPZtXH
- Armstrong A Crosier,
' COMMISSION MERCHANTS, GRoCKRS,
And Dealers in Pittsburgh Manufactures,
No. OJJ WATER, AND 04- FIBSF BIK&ST, MTr»BUBOH, KA.,
: Will stiend promptly io*ih* sale of every description
of Western Produce, on J other mucks committed to
their care. „ IpuLl
w.'PaLT-—*ii. n. bunn
• W. Dftly A Co.,
MANUFACTURERS and Importers of the best de
aennuon; only, of English, rfeotch ami (irrmap
•'IIOiSIKrV ,UNDKKjSHIRTS.hr AWEUBAULOVISS.-
Fi/iA rrreif.&eiiorm iroodanJ A/arirt. Fim6ur#;i.
Aiid WHOLESALE IMVOKTINU WARKUOUSK,
apniC GI Couriland stmt, incut Yori.
r r , j, is. sn&aiFK* "
FORWARDING 4* COMMISSION MERCHANT,
. and Healer in ullkmdsof
Western Produce and Pittsburgh Manufactures,
No. 10 Market street, Fillsburqh, l k a:, ...
-ID* Will promptly attend to aU to
hts esre. _ , |jy 19
X, D. WILLIAWS*~-——IHAST, JU-
J. DiWlbutAOlß A UU.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY GROCERS,
PoncanUng atul Cotiunimon- Merchants,
And Dealer* m
. country poodccb AND.frrrsHouon mAS^tfactubes,
. Wood sttut./oiir doors above Fifth,
tnarS : ■ ■■■Fuishurgh.
Looking Oibis auil lirtsali Ctantiraocorv*
WM: WALI<ACK, No. I*io Wood stoeet, (above
• Fifth,) keeps on hand and niauniueiures to or*
der, every description of Gilt.and Malmgutiy Framed
looking Glasses. Also, LoDkme. HlasA Klctes, bv the
boxer*mg!e plate.: Pielureaauu Forlraitafiamcd with
neatness and despatch.
A fuitassortmentof Dru«hcs on hand and made foor*
dcr,of:thc be*tmaterial. Together,with a variety of
flousc bumislunn Goods, wholesale .or retail, lo suit
purchasers, at reduced price*. pchtfliifnn
Koiilre Viotiiiug Hulk,
HENRY GHIGNKLL, AGENT,
TPoorf at., opposite First‘Presbyterian Church*
RESPECT FULLY informs bis friends nnd the public,
■that he is now prepared to farin*h every Hung in
the CLOTHING lute, os heretofore, at low prices. Cu*»
tom work executed in a sniisiuclory manner. Furnish
ing OoQdB always on hand. f««»v4
WM.A.; iiSUBON* JAMES Cm»W«tL.
Berroh A Crlm«)l,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
HASUFACTUEOBS OP AI.L KdDTOV B&ASS WOgK, -
Locomotive, Steam -Fngine, Plumbers,
AUo—Coiton Halting Manufaetmera.
EOUNDRV— JHebecea street, Allegheny City. Office,
corner of Marketnrul Fifth bis;, Pittsburgh.
N. B.—-Old Bras* and Copper taken in exchange for
work— or cash paid.
Orders left at tlie Foilndry or Office, will be punctually
attended to. • - >•■■■• jfrlnply
James bowry, Jr.,
(THAIR AND BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER, No.
) UW Fetujman** Row. Liberty ttitet, has on hand a
large stuck of Chairs and Bedsteads of every descrip
(ion. made ol the best materials, which he wifi sell low
er than articles of the same quutity can bo sold in the
city, lie would call particular attention to his large
stock o! mahogany anu walnut chairs and Bedsteads,
winch ho will selt.at greatly reduced prices. Also,
TURNING of every description executed m the ueatesl
manner. - .
Orders left at the Warerooms, or tit the Mill, corner or
Adoms ntid Liberty streets, wtlibe promptly attended to.
roartt
■ . i- - Hopo lToamlrjr* .
SAVES cocnsirr,— —*■*••••»**—.aEOHOEBSfcLBjJB.,
. WH- Vs M’BBJDKii C. J< AOftUW. • "
; COG H HA N , . M’B RIDE. A CO.,
' : tfb.2ti WbodtiltYel f /Pittsburgh,--. v.
Manufacturers of castings, cooking stoves,
Donavan’s Improved Enterprise Cooking Stoves,
. (Patented AngUKt,iBso,) Ranges, Hollow Ware, Grates,
Ac; Ataojlron Vanlls. Vault Iworsi Railing window
Shutters, and Wrought 1 ronWork or every description.
/CONTINUES to practice Medicine. Surgery, and Ob
w stetrics of Midwifery Eclectically, in accordance
with scientific principles, and hence ,with great suc
cess. .. ■.•:■■ -■ •
{£/* Office and residence, No, 53 Diamond alley* Of*
Dee hours, 9 to 13 a. M,,iind 2 to fl P. M.
N. .Zb—lnfallible remedies for Dyspepsia, Consump
tion in' iIA; incipient stages, : Bronchitis,. Rheumatism,
Tetter, Diarrhcea, Cholera Morbus. Asiatic
Cholera, ; ’letanas or locked'jnw t Yemtue diseaseaf dis
eases or the Kvcr and* kidneys; Scrofula, Dropsy, Ac.
Ac.iondanlidotes to nil persons;prepared ami keptfor
sale. Mercury, uniimoney and their preparations, as
well as the lancet, are entirely dispensed wltlu.fmyU •'
MONONGAHELA PLANING MILL.~JAim;MKLt»
ihbbb would respectfully inform his friends andthe
public, that his new eriablishmehiiK now in full opera*
tion;and that lie is prepared to.furnish Boat Cabins, and
filldll orders for planed Lumber, with promptitude,and
■tthe lowest rates.
Board and Plank, planed on one or both sides, eon
staiulycm hard.
■ Sash; Doors and Mouldings, ofevery description,made
toorder. •••*■■.; ■ ■ .
Builders and Carpenters would find it to their advan-
Ugeto give him a call, as lie can nowfurnißb them with
plankedatuff.suitable for •verydcßcriptionof work:
Undsriaktr, Fifth sirect, im
pV mediately opposite.the Theatre,-respectfully;in
forms las friends and the public in general, that he has
resumed his business as a Furnishing. Undertaker, lie
is supplied with and always keeps ouhand Coffins of ail
sizes and kihdo;Shrouds;aridaflotiieratticlesnecessar?
on such occasions.
Silver.plates,lce boxes, and leaden coffins wlllbosup
piled in order. Afine hearse and catriagealwayjreaay
ioattend funerals. • . * shpgjhly-
Health Office.
aIHE public are' informed that the OFFICE OF TUB
. BOARD OF HEALTH of the City of Pittsburgh is r
ar No. 69, Grant street? between Fourth, and -Diamond
streets, where all Notices and Communications for tbe
Board must be left. \ CHARLES NAVLOK,!
jylg .;•• ;. T Secretary.
l<«atber Depot*
Ri BARD &'CO., Noi 103 AVood. sraintTv hirve just
a Fall supply of stock in thelfJirie. Bal
timore and NewYoTk SOLE LEATHER,
Kips and .Calf Skina, French .Calf Skins, Co thtry Up
§cr,,Kipa and Calf Skins, Morocco Blndlnjr
kin*? Pander's' OiljTanner’* and Corner's
And> taken togeUier,tbeyhe!jeve it the largest and bes!
assortment ever offered before in one liouio in Pius*
burgh. All of which we are (prepared to sell to cash
ana prompt paying customers at the very lowest prices
possible; ••••' • ••':•••• >-• •
v We.take pleasure In showing our stock, and cordially :
inviie purchasers to examine, before purchasing else-1
.where. _ _ fsepiB:tf
SBCsbUthnisut or
tBJIU) BTBK*r, OPfOSITB TIIS FOtfT-OFFIQK, FtTTSBUJtGH.
Labels.
IVJL Architectural and.Maehine Drawings,- Business
add Viaiting Cards;ete;v Engraved or Drawn on Slone;
and Prinleo in Colors, IColdj Cronre ori Black', in; the
moat approved style and atibe most reasonable prices
1 * . * FRED.’HAUNLEIN.
« oetlfrdly _ WM.SCIiyCHMAN,
'T~,tSSOIiUTION*-Theiiariner»lilp heretofore existing
Lf between JOHN FAKKER and WM-;CAER* under
the firm of John Patter * Co., isfhisday dissolved. -
Febraary Hi loft 2. ■ ffebiwf
Marble Mantels.
A 'LARGE stock of the mast tesalifal MANTELS,
ifi.- madeof ihe finestqnality oFForeign ana .Domes
tic Marble, menrafactured by machinery,-atways on band
and .made to order on abort notice, 4t Trices ranging
from 8I&to SIOO edcb-' Purchasers- ore invited, to can
jnd examine the stockamt pfice3,‘ElB,32land323l4b-,
ertyatreeboppoate SmUbEeld. .
- narl-jm - . w. ff.' WALLACE.
BufiintSß (Sari's.
•>* I. ««AKT.—r• *r**-*r-« -tv -tnOHAB- B, sat
V : ' STUART a SILL, V
Gbocebs, and P&oxtocs Cohotbiiok MtacuAtro,
: ■ / iVo. IIS Wood strut, -Pittsburgh,Fa: •
TTYEALERS IN GROCERIES, Flonr, Wheat, Rye.
XJ Oats, Coro, Barley, Pork, Bacon, Bulter. Lard,
Cheese; Clover. Timothy and Flax Seeds; frdn. Nails
wMfj&c.jatc.jdcc, -Patucolarauentioupatd to the sale
of Western Produce, - r , .
•.5* r H? KNCRS “^^ CBfirB -^y ers A Hunter, Robt. Dalxeil
Hampton. Smith & Co., King A Moorhead, McGills
« Roe. James May, Pittsburgh; Fcnuer&McMtHan,
;Massillon; Jos.fj. Morrison, Ksq.,SuLoui* • ■
THOMAS WOODS.*»*.»»«»■«»*.»..»»..8AMI18I. WOODS
V. WOODS & SOW,
PRODUCE DEALERS AND COMMISSION
.MERCHANTS,
JhlO NO. Ql WATKtt STREET, PJTTBBOB6Q.: -
Tht Old Prlntlog lCaubllihiaoDti
(LITE 7OUKSTON A BTOCITOft’B,)
i find Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse,
WT is prepared lo execute every style or
,tT • Legal, Commercial, Cunaf and Steamboat Job
rruibtig and Book and furnish every article
in ihe.Blank.Book,lhiperiand Stationery line,at the
shortest nonce and-on the most reasonable terms.
. Blank Book and Stationery. Warehouse, corner of
Market and and Second streets.
|o*. Frmung Office and Book Bindery, No. 50 Third
stect. • .■ ■ • • ■ • ■ • • jipvl6--
, , B. T*C, PIOItUAN.
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
aASulwaysan hand ageneralaasortinent of School,
Miscellaneous and Blank Books, Printing, Fust anil
Cap Paper, , wholesale and retail, No. 104 Woml st,
below FiHh, East side, Filtsburghj Pa.
10-Wanted, Rags and TamicrsTscraps apt&;ly •
R. C. STOCKTON,
. {Latt Johnston Sr Stockton.)
BooßgeXUtYHtatloner. Printer A Binder,
AATOuLD Tespecmiliy invite the uitention «f Mer*
lilt phuins and ollier3, lo his large and superior stock
of BLANK BOOKS, consisting o f Day l!ook«, Journals,
Ledgers, Invoice,Cash, Order and Letter Books, of every
size, made of the best paper, and bound In the most du
rable manner, which ho<bffers at prices that cannot fail
;to give satisfaction. Blank Books rated and boand to
any given pattern. Printing of every description cxc*
cuieU wtUi neatness and dispatch.: N 0.47 Market M
a. I** uoov,~ —
TMPOkTHB. WIiOLICSALS AND RRTAIL OEALftR IN VINK
. WATCHES, GOLD JEWELRY,
;T)URL SILVER WARE, PLAITED GOODS, Ac
JL .. All knuts of Walciics aiid Jewelry carefully re
paired. N0.5l Market etreet,two doors Iroin Third
Pittsburgh. ' IdcclL
il* Wt Horbaehi
REfl} J KCTFULLV* informs Ills friends and the public
in general, that he lms opened the hoUic formerly
occupied by S. Shepard, m Wllkmsbuigh, where he
m prepared to accommodate travelers aod persons goiiiy
out from tue'Cny. ;
■ oaLVaiian t
MFJvOIIANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
No* l : Corner Wood and Water streets,
- * a ' - . rimuuaoH.
_ tt. SI. omcer,
AA ANUFACTUHICRSof all kindsof frunkand Pack-
ItL lng Boxes Dillwonh’s Finning Mili.Gram street,
between Seventh and Eighth.
Boxes made and delivered at the shorted notice. fjuO
r "“ CARD, .
H LKK, successor to MuiPUY & Lre.) WOOL
• DivALKIC AND C >MMI?3SION MKkCHANT,
aa L c ot American Woolen Goods,NO.lOikLlU-
■ l ray 4
: “r.l. w. CtIIADW ICK.~ '
DEALER IN RAGS AND PAPER
No* 149 Wood Street,
... pirrsiiimuit.PA.
ihe bigbeat prico in cash paid for rugs, fmylLy
wm. M’lkY'—■ r. Atcoaiil*'
, Oo>Parta«nhlp,
r|Uib*ub*cnborshave entered into 00-Partncr«hip, for
• * the purpose Of carrying on the Mustard and pice,
ami general Milling business,aij 17Third street, where
they will be pleased lo see the old customers of Wright
A Alcorn. IdectO] M’KKUi ALCORN.
lowa Ponudry,
No. 103 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
FiVEtfiZI&IOWA FOUNDKYCOOKING STOVES
-T-whicb received the first prize for ls.ni amt |Bs|, at
the Asneunura! of Allegheny County, I»u., *md
recummended by lOtm persons who have them iu use.
Pour sizes Enterprise Oookimj Stoves
Farior Uraftsaad Fenders— UHnodcrnMytc; a creui
variety of putierns, beuuiiiully enammded •
large stock of all the kinds in use: IInlP«
Fatem Lever*, True American,' EgauM. Crane's, Kilt
caidV, Wood s, Peacock’s, Kui(, Iran- Uull-
JJuttMi Tne Mtciugau Double Plough'is a'
new patent Plough, that has taken the premium at the
State Fairs ot Uiito, Feunsylvaitiu, New York, and at
the Agricultural Fair Of Allegheny County for ld5L U
huff been highly approved wherever tried, and issope
nor in inode or cultivation to any olher kind.euuingthe
furrow into two slices, and leaviug u louse, de«o. and
perfect ffeed bed. ■■ \*
Fencing <nemir “ Fl,shl designs of Ofiiamcnlal
•^eMs T J i ..C; Fatenl Chilled
Rolls. Also, Koihug Alill Castingff ramie to order.
Lo»p< RttUa and Curta~ Faient Kettles [or Soup, Fot
Ash.&oda ' . -V
.S«eor EtnUs—b'ot lho mauufaclure of Cane Supnr
iue Kettles are cost on ibe proceKS patented by J"* c.
Parry, and ore superior for durability to any other, and
sold tower than those nude on the old plan .
SiOvra, of every description, stove Pipe and Tin
Ware for fctoves,aud Caning* of every dcicrihtiim
ALojlkuN wf which we olfer nt dir
v. ry lowrat (novljhyl^J^C. RAISUY ft CO,
losapn upruKL-orr. • « ~ c “* n „
UFPSaCOTT&BAttIW
tLxtP J.B.SraicxLkaA Co.)
Sannfaelnrcß oi riitcnii Fite Proof Safe*,
Sucnt slrcttfbtiuun IVooJ and Bmitltfiild.
ONTucjJuy aflenioon, Jaly s>j, IMS, the Mndersi.nrd
were called upon tiy Messra. Lipi cncoit & Durr, to
wmicsv un honest nnd fair teM of one o> their I‘lio-nii
Safe.. The fumaon being prepared, toe Safe wo. placed
lasiue thereof,wuuhooka,papers and aorae money:wiien
the door of the Safe was closed and the lire kiudled at »
quarter pasta.o’clock, and in a short time the Safe wax
red hot, amlcoutmuertuli hail past G o'clock, being about
four and a half boars, when the committee expressed
their i*nsfiicnon that the lime occupied with such heat
was sufficient. The furnace was then pulled down. Safe
cooled, and door opened—the books, papers and money
safe, 'ihe heat was so great as to raeii off the brass
mountings. Vyc therefore lake pleasure in recommend
lug these Safes to the public, as being, in our judgment,
•mirely fireproof. JARVIS*TBABUK, J 6
nock&raavson,
CORN WALL A BRbTIIEK,
BRANNON ATHATCJIEr!
. BENEDICT A CARTER,
ISAAC CKOMIE.
I am eagaged in the foundry business, and know
fometiiing about furnaces and heat. 1 witnessed the
burning of the above Safe, and can freely say UtoYe was
no humbug about it, nod with pleasure recommend them
to the public us beiug, in xuy judgment, entirely nre
pr.ftof* ... .1. V , 'VM- KAYE.
In calling upon the above gentlemen for tbeirsiirua
turesjiliey #»lUpoke iu the highest tcrmaof Uie fairness
of the lest, aud their full confidence of the Safe's beini
.entirely fire-proof. We have constintly on hand and for
sales full assortment of the above Safes.
m»r3> • HKI.L » TERIfeV
Wbolttikit uiit ttolauT —'
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TKUNK MANUFACTORY
EOBEBT HUARTLEY, beg* leave io in?fi£ *
form bis friends and the public generally, Sgyggft
hal be continues to occupy that targe end corn
tuckiiocsfiiore Booth, formerly occupied by SamueTfrahn
•stock A Co-j No; 88, corner of Diamond alley and Wood
street, where he keeps a iaree anfl genera! assortment o<
Saildlea/Bnaies, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle
B*g%Vaitea;Bflfolo Robes, Whips, and- ■lEoiher arti
cles ip .his lme.'--v.: v:-' -- -
lie also keeps coQstamiy oir.ftandtaud Is prepared to
furnish to orders all kinds of,Riveted Hose,manufactured
of the beaupaterjahendma style of workmanship equal
to the eastern manufactured article, and at G 6 pe r cent,
cheaper. •••• < •
Counity Mtuhn*u and Fenrurs would do well to call
and examine his slock before purchasing elsewhere, as
heisdeteriaiued to sell first rate articles at very. low
•prices.-''. ' . ■
U 7" Don’t forget the place, No. 88, sornar of Wood
street and Diamond Alley. . aoi?8 •
Flttebargh Nursery*
A N Omnibus runs, every hour, from'thc corner of
A MarJcet uml Fourth sireets to the Gardeu, I’cim
sylvanSa AVenuc, wiicro there Is a choice collection of
Green Hqusp plants,hardy Monthly and Running Roses,
200 Adelaide Moss, do, New. Spireai: 1500 do Dwarf
Pear of,select varieties, HerbaecousPlams, Dahlias,
Phlox, A mithiniuraa,.Carnations,Ac., and where orders
will be taken, for Apple, Dwarf do, Pear, Cherry and
Plum Trees,Quince aud 8 ilbertdo, Grapevines, Goose*
berries; Currant*. Strawberries, <fcb.,HUrubbery,Bhade
Tree.; Ac.jfromibb lim NuVsery, : . ’ ,
.. Orders directed to the proprietor, through the Pitts-'
burgh Post Officc,ia4li(iG&rdch, Pennsylvania Avenue,
or at Mr. R. Dulzcll’s Liberty street, near the head ol
Wood, will be promptly attended to.: r
JOHN MmiDacH,dß;
D7* Orchards and Shrubbery planted neatly to order.
• e«7:tf •' • • "
DODDS ACBUZitfiR,
. MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURERS,
• • OR* .MILL BOIL DINGS, South- tor~
net of i Diamond, (near the Ohio anU Penn*
Bamfttfk tvlvanig Railroad Depots ALLS shunt Crry/
SsBSSEtu ver and; Land Steam .Engines, Fire En
gines,Hydraulic Pre?sesV of all descriptions i Copper
plate, Lithographic dud other Presßea; Gold Stamping
and Rehnmg Apparatus,together with Mill Machinery
In general, built upon the most approved plans of con
struction, and workmanship to the satisfaction of cus
tomers.'
G 3" All orders left at Messrs. Cochran, APBride A
Co.’s,No. 20 Wood street, Pittsburgh,or; .addressed fo
thcflub3cribers.Allegheny,wiUn:ceive prompt allcnliofl.
aul6 • DODDS- & C&QZIER. ;
~ . Henry UemmUr,
No; 18D Liberty SlTuti JHiUbiirgky
MANUFACTURER ovTIN. COPFER and SHEET
IRON WARE; Dealer tu House Furniture Hard
teare. Keeps, always on hand a large assorir.’ent of
T<n and Copper Ware, AeV, best quaUiy.whtch be-will
scll atvery low prices forcaali, wholesale and retail. .
Country merchantsare invited to call at his stand.
work in the 1 above business; also. Spouting
; a hd ; BQofling Houses* will be promptly attended to aj
moderate prices* V ~ [novl9:tf
Couli4ry> ■
T>OLI<MAN & GARRISON liave rc no veil to their
ilk • ,r S*, ,n ' Birmingham, near the ferry.—
Ilayingalt the late improvements far heavy work in*
f 1 Z- W * 1L l hulhe.jQtul oilier machinery, anil
Jr ri'SSS l he qnaliiles of mewl, they ure
P 7 r.„?,n,^f h i m .", chl T, e , , S’’** >with promptness. -
. *As thejrsUllTeuin the Warehouse on Smilhfield st.i
-on thesoJd premises, (also, atoNo.tt Wool street,) pat-'
terns or orders leftthere mtlhe immediately attended to.
• * Having associated JOIIN M’DONOUGtlwitlnis the I
Imsiness hereafter will be conducted in “be name of
BOLLMAN, GARRISON A CO. C name 01
. .. ~... HENRY It. 801/LMAN, * 1
i. .ABRAHAM GARRISojf *
i -- JOHN M'BONOBGH. ’
April IS, ‘ " ■ -
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY. JUNE 12, 1852.
Business <gar&a.
CARD.
State OfQclal luterpreter*
. TJfftl* J, ROSE, InicTpTct£T.of' Foxcign Languages in
?V andforlhe Commo*vieeaUHof PfnnsyUania.XQ Xa'
side in the City of l’utsbingh, County of Allegheny, raav
be found every day, from » A. M. until G F. M .iri ihe
Quarter Sessions Court Room, or at No. ISO Fourth st
Bonds, Deeds, Morigages, Powers of Attorneyv nnd all
legal or other writings whatsoever,translated from or
into the German, French, Italian and Snaaish lan
guoges, with nentness and despatch;. ■ ‘ np2d3m ;
Card. ......
EELICIAN SLATAFER, Axchitbct am> CivinEnoi
trssa. «Drawings and Pluns of Buildinga rii.i Ma
ctiineryprepared at short nonce. Land Surveying, Ac :
promptly attended to. Office-Grant street; between
Second nnd Third.. aDri>:l-y*
J, Y> ttorrisoßt .-
attorney and counsellor at law
OFFICE REMOVED to No.. 44 Grant street, liar
lourth Fmsburgh,Fa. . fanrloV
J. J. QIIiLKSPIE,
,JVio.;7G Wood street, Pittsburgh.- .
mANUFACTURER qP GLASSES, nnJ
Wholesale Dealer in Combs nnd Variety 1 Goods
offers to his customers ami the public a most complete’
BSBorunent of Goods in his line, suitable to the «nrinr
trade. .; . . .*■ r
Being extensively engaged in Hie manufacture of every
variety of Looking Glasses, he is enabled to offer in*
ducemems to purchasers equal to any house lathe Union.
1 aprihtf ' -
AUBkU U. M CAt.MOftT TilOH J KUKNAM
M’CALMONT & ‘
attorneys at law,
ISB o FOURTH STREET. ?
Ooppsttc Wilkins Half. . •. - piusburih, Pa,
. European Law Agency, ’
(C7T Mr. KusaAN, in connection with Huge- Keenan.
I^a.,Counsellors Law, Dublin,T^eiarldjCo]lerlscla^nlB ,
makes searches, A«, m F-arope; and one of them an
nually makes a tour through Great Britain, Ireland and
Ame » n “' ;:. f:. imitFi I ;
• • .. G. . " r "'T!
No. 121 Second Street ,
NEGOTIATOR OF BONDS, M6rteage*VTime BiUa
and StocLn. Also, Um.bufgU Manufoclurca am/
niarclißiulize, always on band, or procured ai alibti
'’ 0,1<:l! tnprl-Jlv
THOMAS ffIKABS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AN D SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY,
Ortice, next door to the Host Office, ' •
m > 4 Steuboavuie, Ohio,
U. C. COSSI'M'. *
ATrORJVUV A-r liAW. Oflico.iyr Fourth «ir«t
nboveynmhficld, Pittsburgh, Fo. • Taur'l-y 1
' J“u. WeLoinT
tii; 'y MOIjE»AI.K ANJI .Hlfralh IJRALI3B iN >
JStank and School Hool.s } Paptr and S{alionery t
Na.OJ Woihl street, (between Third aud Fourth.)
W *V«2° • Fingburg/r-
HEfffeY m'CULboiidiis ::;:;:ioiin fc’cOLLou*...
f HfcNUVffI’CULLOUi;H &
IXTiIUMfeALK Grocer* and Coramiuibn Merchants
p»f aud Ooa.era in.stlVtadi of Produce* - corner of
Pmmaud lrwn *i*., lMisUurirlu ? •
■. • - ■ . O» H • ' H AZ fcffll
A TrORNKV AT LAW—No, lay PoirstiL stbbet
/V above and near I •.■SmiUiCek!.' ' ImaWy:**
.... Loebtrooil’i ~
CLi. VELAND, PITISHVHGH ANDMASSILONEX-
I f V
Lea«s Piiisbnnjli andCleveland,'Mimiram'Rrufwian
“r>rfr 1/S '- baker t tvjtfM-HBiw!?-
VVIIIIua C. rittruiiij ~
VVliO<.r,HAl<K DEAtrKK IN
Trmmmgt, Notions, Fancy and ' VdriiUi Goods
NO. 01 WOOD STREET, ’
_tep4 _ Jiuitun Third and Fount,, Pittsburgh.
WEGNER, BUKCUNEft !i MUKLLkU>S ~
Sen UthognphU Kiui>li|h ml n t ,
OU SJarirt stmt, bttunn Third & FouriKt''''
| S NO W ■ ready to furnish every kind of LilWranl.lc
A work In the most elegant siyfe,. such amshifa billf.
Maps, Portraits, Landscaper, Cards, Bill heads, and La
brlr,printedm gold,colors, Ac. *'
At the same , place Messrs. Moeser A Hclroie have
opened a UaawiKo scnoouandekeemeon order Orafia
of Machinery, Edifices, Monuments, Ac., witb allhossi
lde_aecur»cv mid elegance: ; a!5-™
Shirts anils to Order, " '■
AlAo. 15 Fifth, Third Door from ifarhet street.
f| HI t subscriber manufacture* to order the beathualiiv
1 «l UKNTbUMKN’S SIUKTS, Those MmlemeX
nlm have found it difficult to obtain a wr lLfitnns and
thoroughly madi Blurt, can be suited by Collin? a d
loivt»< their mnuure. .f* “r
*J.W Qdenlity or Ready Made
blnri* f oi all sues, for Men ami Moya, ...
*5? : c. Mathews
■ J. u. smuti,
• Hisorictones of
wri-EB, tin and sneer mas ware,
*1 > >!y on hand a general assortment o(
all kinds I'm,Copper and sliest Iron Ware, and
anaac*. to order un;Uieshortestnotice and moil iccoln
moduting terms, Wlioleaals and Kniail. fmvlf> dkwl “
JUBUPH iUVV,
* AS JJ l iis l i/ L t ULIi merchant tailor,
No. 4?£ IjiBKETT fTHSffTj 1
I (t>ne itoor below I2ag/e liDici). .**
S fromu " s e "V? «ssonrasm
olUoihs.Oasairatree ami Vesting., which 4iH be
"n. ,V° SSr".i'i? ,ho^e ' l,lo,ll:c < aoJ uuhc 10w.5
HJK LAMI. ■ (ocl?:tt 1 •
Alexander Bradley, - “
No. H> Mood Streei, bervem Fiutand Second,
(55GNOP IIIK GOLDKS RTOVE,) *
MANLPACTURKR OF KVERV DESCRIPTION
or COOKING SroVES of the most approved
paiirrus,and such us will render ihc best satisfaction.
Also, Parlor Moves, aiuong.wJuchwiUbe found Jew
ell A. Root’s celebrated folding door Parlor Kioves;
Hs Moves; Radiaior*; Franklin Stoves; plain and
fancy Grate.*. *u> winch -wc invite the attention of
builders), Te ware; Wagon boxes,Ac,
to alloiwhi attention, of dealers be*
forepurebas ■ fmv2
Hope mils' lu puli operation Attain t
. • tiyan's Building*, Strut.
r|l»»^proprieior r thankful to the public for past ettg-
JL tom, veuturcvi to solicit a conunuancc of the tame
tor ilia present enterprise—the establishment of Flour
and Spue MWiivmhm the city—for tho nccommodation
of .but customers, aud all vrho wish to have reailr eood
Hour, pure ground Spices, Ac., Ac.
The iiuciiuoii of Families, Merchants and others, la
invited, and alt 1 ask fa that they will give me a trie/
F. R.DRAVO,
M , No. 1 Diamond.
N. if, AU articles taken back if not round good, and
the maneyj-eiurnei!._ _ tmarlP
SCOTT & “
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS*
®TUBST t tnf.Louis,Missouri, . '
A VING been engaged in the above business for the
lust six years, m tins city, would respectfully so
lieu consignments of Goods, to bo sold in ibis market,
either for Auction or private sale—particularlyGlass
w*re, Hardware and Dry Goods; aud will make liberal
advance* on ail kinds of Goods consigned us for sale
here.
» rc £ r ,V? Hewett, TloeA Co.,R:R.Voi-
Ict, Wdi.l). Wood & John J. Anderson A Co., It H.
Stone,Squire AKced, Drownlee, iiomer A Co., Larkin
Denver, Ssimt Louis; Duller ARrothers, Cincinnati,
George McLain. Pittsburgh. fmartnw
Daguerreotype*.
[HE Undersigned would inform their many friends and
°Uier3, tljat tUey ImverciubVed from Burke 1 * Buiid<
JO-JVo. 62 I'oimb strecl.(alcw;doorB abovolUeirobl
*Uluil.where they haye filled uproom* for.duguerreo*
l yp, ,n ST* * Having » very sdpeiior arrancemeiuoF light*
aud uie raasi approved instrument*' now; in user With
years experience in the basuiess.tbey pledea
turn out aa gopdpictures asaoyoUierea*
lapliabmenttn the country. Atm far more fr«fA/i<nikc
ueasea loan ha* heretofore beenfumished tothe citizens
cither single or in uroups.v /v . , ; - ;
cmiflns and strangers arc- respectfully invited to calk
whether they wish picturer or hot.' 7 ‘ *
pur motto is good pictures, fair prieesi hhd petfeei sat>
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THE PROBATION BY CHESS
hWm her anil wear her. I’—QldProvirb. 1 ’ — QldProvirb.
“ Don’t be down-hearted, Carl,” cheer*
fully ...exclaimed Old Wilhelm Reiter, j
“yoiiivo made some progress already, j
and,if you only stick to it with n stout
heart—who knows, perhaps; before the
Rhine breaks up, . I shall be obliged to
nbahdon the rook, .and give you* a, knight
only.”
: A, quiet, smile of conscious superiority:
• involuntarily- played over the old man’s
features, as he put up the . pieces for a,
, fresh game, inviting the. despondent Carl;
■■ to try his luck once more, but the tyro had
■ enough for that day; and pleading a
head ache (the, vanquished ’chess player’s:
best friend) ,he bid the conqueror good
night.
“ Good night, Anschutz!” saidWtlhelm,
ns ,he cordially shook the young man’s
hand,“persevere, lad, persevere* and never
mind being beaten at first. Remember
the Roman general who “ conquered thro’
defeat.’? . And, harkl come over to-morrow
evening, and we will have another bout.
Dina, darling, see the gate fast after Carl.”
The farewell between the miller’s pret
ty daughter and Carl Anschutz was some
what: more prolonged than- her. father’s.
She accompanied him across the -garden;
whispering words of solace and hope. ' ■
j “’Tis of no use trying, Lina,” said lie,
despairingly ; “lam sure I shall never be
able to beat him. You saw how : 1 ittie.
chunce I had -against him, even with the
rook—and-what fearful odds that makes !
Why, it will take years of hard.study be
fore I can play him on even terms, much
less beat him. . Oh! it is cruel—downright
barbarous of him to sport and trifle with
pur. happiness so frivolously 1” :
: ‘‘ Oil! hush, dear Carl, do not say sol”
munmired Lina reproachfully. ‘‘l am
sure iny father loves you.”
“Why, then, does he rest his consentto
our union upon such a ridiculous, unmean
ing condition ?” replied Carl angrily.
‘.‘What motive can he have 2 .After allow
ing.us to grow up.together from, the very
cradle in such, intimacy, knowing my cir
cumstances so well, and even desirous, as
he told my mother, of seeing us united
what can be bis object l know not, unless
it is from a morbid love of bis favorite
amusement, and a desire to see me appre
ciate it equally with himself. I like the
game- well enough, but, after all, wliat
is it 2 Only a game, and not to be made
part of the business of life. To think of
beating him, too—the best player in ■ ——
l shall never do it,” and poor Carl smote
his forehead with vexation, as he, thought
of the immense disparity itt their play. . ,
■ “ Alas! I cannot guess at his motive,”
sighed Lina; “to mo lie has ever been
the kindest and most indulgent of fathers.
Not a wish I can form but he hastens to
gratify it. Rely on it, Carl, that there
must be some deeper reason we are not
aware of, for his acting thus—hark 1—
Coming, father,” she answered, as.the old
man’svoice was heard calling after her.
t‘,Good night, dear 1 don’t despair.and re
member—come what will, your Lina lives
but for'you.”:
Carl Anschutz and Lina Reiter had
been, as ho said, companions from infancy.
Their fathers were very old friends, and
since the death of Johann Anschutz, which
happened when Carl was only nine years
old, Wilhelm Reiter’s counsel, and assis
tance had been of the, greatest service to
his widow, who continued to carry on the
small but thriving farm her husband had
left. She, too, had in a: great measure
supplied the place of Lina’s mother to the
orphaued babe—for the good miller’s vrow
had died in giving birth to her first child,
whose earliest years - were spent 1 entirely
under her fostering care. :
Brought,up thus together, it was no
wonder that the dawning of youth taught
the two playmates to leel that sweet; un
definable attraction which- ■ adolescence
quickened into passion, until, nt the respec
tive ages of twenty and seventeen, the
youth and maiden had discovered, by a
mutual confession, that life would- be in*
tolerable if divided ; anti, accordingly,
Carl made bis prayer to the old man for
his'daughter’s hand, never doubting that,
as the good miller had always treated him
with the affection of a son, he would not
hesitate to make liim so in reality.
• And, truly, there did seem no reason; to
anticipate a refusal. Carl, although' so
young, was a man grown,, could outwork
any. laborer on the farm, was temperate,
amiable, and since re, and -altogether a fine,
hpeft heatted, Jclever young fellow. But
he was deficient in reflection ■ and steady
resolution.; These defects, showing them,
selves in an extremely plastic disposition,
placed his mind too much under the con
trol of others, and sometimes marred the
Sticqess ofan-enterprise welf begun ; but
time and experience migh teach him the
lesson of self-reliance. His worldly posi
tion, though not equal [to that of the pros
perous,miller, was yet a fair one. Johann!
Anschutz had left his small farm well
stocked, and. in excellent condition, and, al
though the seasons had be'en unpropitious
of lute, a few years of patient application
and good management’ promised ‘to" place
Carl and his mother above the reach of any
freak of fortune.
i... All tins Wilhelm Reiter knew as well
!a 3 himself, from having been left joint exe
i cutor with the widow, and so, when the
iold man gave but a conditional assent, de
pending ou so strange and difficult an'ulti
matum, Carl’s astonishment and vexation
knew no bounds. The miller listened to
the ardent / representations' of the’ ydim®
mpo with kindness—professed not the letisit
objection •to iiis prospects, and even en
couraged him to the task, but—until Carl
had won a game at chess of him, ou equal
terms, Lina was no bride ibr him.
i Poor. Carl prayed—entreated Of him to
alter hig determination, representing, with
all the fiery impetuosity of lm nature, the
strengtn of their mutual attachment, ■ and
the misery he would entail on Lina/and
himself by a lengthened separation; but ar
gunients and expostulations were of no
avail. The old man mildly but firmly-rei
terated his .fixed resolution, concluding the
interview by say ing:.
!‘No, Carl, you cannot alter my resolve,
so begin at once, lad; and if you love Lina
as ;you say-, I shall quickly see it by;the
progress you make. . You have plenty-of
talent, and, with ordinary, application ■ and
soon to play as good a game as;
I do. Meanwhile, my dear boy, do not
think lam acting from sheer caprice. My
reasons you shall one day know. -You
shaft have eyerychanqe of success; I /will
even give you regular lessons of instruc*
Bishop Lawn.
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i tion* apart ‘from our games—and to show
i you I. really wish youtowin her, I shall
| place no restrictions oa your intercoursa
| with Lina.- Come asoften as ever, and the i
. faster, you improve, the. better’l shall; be'
| pleased.”
| It was really’ a hard task’ old Wilhelm;
i had. imposed on -poor Carl, for ho was-i
I knowivto.be-one ofthebest playersintlie
whole district, some said ,tho very best;
and -Carl had -only lately- learned the" first
principles of- the game from him. It in
terested him, as lie said, But only as an
amusement ; he had not patience or perse*
verence to -study- It scientifically, -and,now
that his happiness depended on the pro
gress he made in itsmysteries, he almost
hated it, as night after night he reluctantly
pored over “the books,” getting bewilder
ed in the mazes of the different f topening3 ,?
and their variations, until he went to bed
dreaming of undiscovered “gambits,” im
possible “mates,” and “nine queens "on the
board.”
- Spring came round,; and - found - Carl
much advanced in the game of chess. He
was now- able, as Wilhelm Reiter bad
foreseen, to accept the “knight” only, and;
evon : with that, won almost game ftif game.
Still his improvement was more/the.result
of constant practise* than •of studious in
quiry into the science of lhegame; There
■ was yet little purpose or method in his
play—little of that casuality characteris
tic of Ihe reflective mind; but hope was
,dawning, : He gradually overcame his dis
ijtate for the game, and began to see nhigh
i.fir., meaning in it than mere amusement.
-His opponent, faithful to his promise, took
pains to teach him, showing the’ “why and
because’? of tiie best moves and their an
swers, occasionally making a brilliant,
though unsound move, which quite upset
Carl’s combinations, and then, thoroughly
analyzing it; showing in a clear, lucid man
ner how a little cool reflection would have
made it fatal to the player. ■ -
: The effects of ilus :-valuable-instruction
soon- became- apparent. Carl; began to
think before he played, to calculate on con
tingencies,and look; ahead for. results, nl-:
though; still-- somewhat impatient, easily
daunted by an embarrassing or difficult
position in his game, and-apt to despair if
the tide appeared at nil -against him. He
fancied, 100, that the more progress he
made, the better- the old man seemed -tq
play also, which, of course, was the. fact.:
There was yet much work to be done.
- j It was pretty to watch lho air of affec
tionate sympathy with which the sweet
Lina would cheer and 'Console her .young
lover after his constant defeats, as they sat
together, during the long evenings in. the
comfortable parlor of the mill. Now be
hind her father’s chair, apparently intent
on the game, hut always watching for
Carl’s uplifted eye, to - greet him -with; a
smile of love and hope—now seating her '
sslf nearer her.lover,-her soft- white hand
stealing- underneath the table; to re assure
hjm by a fond pressure. - And if Wilhelm
Keller saw anything of this, or fancied
h)s pretty -daughter staid - toe long out in
the night air, as she closed the’outer gate
after Carl, he never said so; or placed the
least restraint upon their intercourse, but
really .seemed desirous for-the time when
Carl could comply with the condition, and
claim his young bride.
Thus the year rolled-round, and hoary
winter again wrapped the fieldain his cold,
white mantle. About this lime a lawsuit,
which had long been pending between a
neighboring farmer and a contractor in Ber
lin, Tendered Carl’s. presence there as a
witness indispensable; and, ns at that season
he could best he- spared -from farming -ope
rations, lie determined; to make a long stay
in that capital. For this Carl had another
reason- - Berlin had long been celebrated
throughout. Europe for its chess, players,
and lie determined to avail himself to the
utmost of their instructions. He had now
become, reafty fond of the game, and was
fast acquiring, the.qualities of application I
and patience, so necessary te.the success.
-fuVprosecution-of any important underta■
king,
- -Perhaps .Wilhelm Reiterguessed at this
last motive, for he gave Carl a letter to an
old friond in Berlin, who bad removed there i
from many years since; and with
whom he,had fought many a doughty bat.;-
tie over the chess board; 1 - : <.
•Arriving at Berlin, Carl’s-first care was
to deliver the letter from Wilhelm Reiter
to his old friend and comrade; Haiise Kse
nig, .who received-him with great kindness
and insisted upon.Garftastaying- with him
while he remained; in, the-capital; The
young -man. gladly -accepted the invitation;
which was of the. greatest ser vioe; to - him,
as; being the means of introducing him to
the acquaintance of many first rate-players
and professors of the.game-: amongst 6th- 1
ers, the renowned Von derL- —, one i
of the finest players in. .Eu rope; This tai- i
ented master became much interested in
Carl, from hearing of his task and "its de
pendent prize, apd took, frequent opportu
nities of imparting to him sound and valu
able instruction. : Carl also frequented the
cafes, and engaged'with players of liisowh;
calibre. This was of great-serviqe to him,-
for his frequcnt successes with these tnughl
him liow to feel his own strength; and to
play with more self reliance. He devoted
his hours of leisure with unceasing appli
cation, to mastering the more abstruse in--
t ricacies. of ~*■ the - wondrous i game,” and
e\'er looked forward -to the hour when he'
tP’ght again’measirre his strength with Jus
taskmaster. '
» After haying spent nearly three months
in., Berlin, Carl. now - hastened* to -return
homo, and two days afterwards, he agai n
clasped his own dear/Lina to his breast.
’ “That wiil’do for to dhy, Carl,” said the
old' man; at the close of a tough game,
which Carl had won with theleast possible
odds,, “ You.are.indeed improved.;, lam
afraid you are too much for me, even with
the “ pawn and .move-” only. .But come ]
over to-morrow evening, and we will try a I
game “even” for the first time. Heyday! I
i-you little jade!’’ exclaimed he, catching the
- exulting smile that' liinn directed towards,
-her lover,as her father paid this gratifying -
and deserved tribute to the skill of : his op-
chuckling overyourfather’sde*
feaUeh ? ■ Com'e and kiss-rae-directly; and
'don’t think Carlhasyou yet, mimt;' 1 -Al*-
Uiqugh,” -he ’added, with a half sigh,“ I
api almost afraid l shall lose you sooner
.than I expected.’’
Wilhelm Reiter hail indeed found Carl
in his chess-claying only, but
his whole character seemed to havd ! under-'
gone a salutary change. From the hot*
headed, thoughtless youth who had impor
tuned him a year ania halC ago, he had
become a .cautious*iTeflecting man. His
wind had acquired firmnessancl vigor, and
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the want of self reliance, once so apparent '' •
no longer showed itself.'"'"The ’probation'
had done its work. ' >. ; ;
We will not fatigue the reader with the
record of the many hot battles -which en *. .-
Sued ere Carl ■ triumphed; :; Dotfghty-and ; ;
more protracted -grew they,, for the old
man’s pride became.piqued ,}o, jiud his op-■ s
ponent so close upon his heels, and he
played with the utmost caution, every game
as yet resulting in his favor., But Wil-
Reiter wua not the Pope. In a garne -
where he was -all,before hini,
scattering and taking -pieces ■' •
at a . terrible rate, he made-an - : V
move, apparently a very strong one, and
threatening to bring the parlie to a speedy
termination in his favor., "Cart- was
sorely puzzled, and for a long timer could
see no chance of escape. Suddenly his at -
tention was rivetted on a particular piece
—he looked at its bearings, thenaguin'at
his piece—could it he ? His heart boun- ; >
dcd—his eyes gleamed—stop—yes—it ,is,
it is—“Checkmate'in five moves bysacrifi- •
■cing queen,’’ he snouted, "almost upsetting
the.board in, his .- eagerness 'as/,unable .'to,
control himself, he sprang from the table
and hugged Lina in bis arms."
“ Donnerwetter,” muttered the old man
hastily, “ der-spiel is vorloren/’ and lost it
was, sure enough; by the masterly series*
of coups Carl htd discovered. Hs shook'
his head like a terrier which had laid-hold- ;
of a hedge hog by mistake, and did’ntlike
it—pished and jSliawed n little, but theh
gave in with a good grace, and laying down;
his huge meerschaum- 1 - *
“Thou lm3 won her fairly, lad,” said he, -
cordially. : .“Lina, my child,come hither.’’, ■
• The blushing, happy girl advanced, and '
taking her hand, the old man piaced'itin' •;
Carl’s, saying: “Take her, iny son, and ;
may she prove the blessing to her husband."
she has ever been to her; father: “ And wow - 1
Carl, I think you 'ha’ve"long T ceased • to do- ;
me injustice, Tf l-’read you aright; yon-"'
conjecture my motives for: imposing such a »
trialmv-you, Is it not so, my lad?”' ■<
. - The young man made no answer, but the >
downcast eyesyand the conscious flush.on;;
his cheeks, needed no interpreter.- v-t
. -‘»l:seeyou;do, ? ’continued-. .Wilhelm Rei-r:
iter.: .“It-.was, the,anxious wishof:yaqr;:;-:
father and myself that our only children^-
should.cement by the.bond ofjmarriage thp
long and-warm friendship exisling betwe,eh ; •
us, (if, upon arriving at maturity, their.,!
feelings shquld. be in unison,) and when he
was on.his death-bed, I solemnly promised h
him to watch over you as my own son.-^',
I need not say how much ray own feelings -
werp interested in you. ' As you grew up, 5 '
I marked with pleasurethe mutual nffec-"
tion increasing between you and my dear - '
child, and delighted to contemplate ' the ;
prospect of fulfilling the deafest' wish’iff
your dead father and myself. ‘1 saw your : -
many excellent • qualities," but I also saw, 1
Carl, much that gave me’uneasiness in :
your character: grave faults, whicii threat.'- ;
enedy if. uncheckedy to destroy alli chances
pf domestic happiness; and such as I trem
bled to consign child to ifie' influence
of.. Generous and amiable you were—;
sincere, honorable and, tempemte-r-a,. fru* j;
gal liver, and affectionate, son. . Btttyhn J ..
the .other. >hand, there; was a want of put-„i ;
deneeandcaution;-your.unreflepting.;and; i
pliable disposition allowed you ta,bb acted ■
upon too,much by the judgment of others;
you.had no self-reliance; more'tliim : aj[l,
you-suffered yourself to bo daunted by
petty difficulties, for thewantof energy and!
application to combat and overcome them;;
Nothing but a timely and severe schooling" ; '
could eradicate these weaknesses, which,
ifleft to themselves', Would have exercised '
a fetal influence over* the business or iife; ‘
and as I had foundyby long experience, tile" ’ '
wonderfully salutary effects thatastudious '"'
applieaiioh to any one mental pursuit exer- ‘
cises over the whole mind, 1 determined to
subject you to a task which, ! inay say'
without vanity required considerable parse- 1
verance, patience: and energy, to accom-s <
plisb. You have nobly justified my'ex-- .
pectationsyand I. shall .now. ,have no anxiety /; -
in committing to. your care, the, dearest-,;.,
treasure I have on earth. Tak- her,” \,
concluded. the: old mam./with i-moistened;!;."
eyes*“and may.heaven s shower, .blessings- ,
on you.both!” :... . .yl . .
Bright and joyouswas jhe summer morn, -
when Carl led his lovely and loving; bride; ?
toi the horne .which l !
until death. Many a'year' hatli.paased -!
away since then, adding tepfjold prosperity!''’
and happiness to
mimy a cheerful game between Wilhelm
Reiter and Carl "has enlivehedihe : lbb'g;’ i: '
winter evenings of the.fafm'(foV tlie ; bld a “ !
.man has given upthemill/arid
tirely with his ahtf h’erhtisi'- 11
hand); and-many; many a-time, wfien-pa>-'’ 1
tiqnce and application have overcohfe efef-'
tahi ! difficultie's,-*orf• aetibhj'for^si^h^aiitl^'fc
calculation, have brought: atouva,desired"
■ result, .has Cart - mused- pleasaiitlv bvcr : -
“The Probation byChessll" ." I
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