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•rStje SDailg Atoning.; ff get.
Printed and pnblUM kitty JMmilnf, {Sunday, ewptrd.
HaSS** *■ MMLLTPB. - ‘
vo«u-v?«yP»?* on y°°P fffl! Iryr^STiuntTS...
rr?-TERMS.—Five Dollar* ayoarl.payaMetHtictfy'.
i,.Ld«a?er*i IWIM* will .STenakybareijuireaif
notptildwithin-tbe yean
■fVsinElo nopieovwn canra—foTßßlo at thodonntsr
' ~nk(o*K.‘“ bytheNewpßoyß.
- ’the BATOBDA* HOBHH9O WI
i. nnVUibcd from tht nat office, on a> Inte-1 blanket
,?« sheet, at TWO DOLLARS a year, In advance
tmele copies «v* cshtsT-'« » .
(nnl«psaUhe dip
ereuonofUiepropnetorf).QnUlJiU.arreaiagcsaTepaid.
rn» No aUemloa to any'oKder unless sc
eospanledby\sle - reference in ttds
c - i?y» ConntcUdwth tfu .JSsrabluAiWunf of.tht Morning
pest is oni'of tkolhrgm -Job Printing.Ojflctitn tht city
totp-A.aU ltindsvf '-4»ork' fs -donson th* skorust nont«»an<(
* vwjrreasoftobUirwtxi. '
\ RATES OF ADVERTISIN'©
AGUEiiD UPON BV THE PITTSBURGH PRESS.
/'.Vvr .1 - ‘-V.. V V- -V.'.-;."- ."• , -
t*!l Lists nOSfABHIL, oa.tXSSS. . ; •
One square, ope imeruoa-y »■ « —--—*l)so
•».•■« * u;•■»■eaqh-addfttonai insertion V . »i ; -p
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u <i .oneraonih-—*——*— ‘*5 00
u . »i "two mouths*.7 00
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14 v . oneycar» .—»■ *g fffc
landing Cardjstxlinesor Jessjperatonum——lo w
CHAS6B&BLB aY.yUUStmt: \ Mnn
One square* per annum,(exclusive of the paper,)* *5 w
ficofeaaional €arbg.
ennr.ANno Auonuv at L*v.~ Office4th
st M above Wood. -.- .• • - : jaJy^y
It HOJIAB M. MARSUALL.ACoraiy miais.—Office,
Lowrte’s HalldlngS, Foarth bl .» -- .jan7-ly
.Bi€AßNAllANfA(tomrt« ! L«i»-rOlBceoa,Tourili
r » bu. between Cherry, alley and Gran, bv u e^~y
vU. UKOVVN'S OFFICE, N0.«5, Diamond alley, near
) .Wood street.'-■ * . v ■: i ■ -.. ' * vfebl
IW i Irt’CtAl W K.Y, and. Botnur Uor atJjiv.—
tl • Office m BaltewelPa BmtdingaonGrani street.
.1 g-TJT-ly • -_2.
IJEMOVAL;—Dr. Robert Snyder, has removed . Ills
LI office l<t Fourth street, between Wood and Smith
lew streets. <nar»s-ly
' 1 DABKAOH, Aiwnuy otLaw—Office in Bakewell’a
Buildings, on Grant street, opposite the Court
iiuU. ■’
JOHN BAUTOIif -Jiuorntf at Law—Office,-Northside
of Fifth BtrecLuetween Wood and SmiihCcta,ln tno
same unildtng-wnh AtJerroan Morroor.- . . scptMHy
n tJORU E F. UILWIIOREf Aiwnrtf a»4: Comn»*iioroi
\3P Lot*.—O&cq removed to.thei!d.Uoor below Oran tat.,
octFoarthiio the o&ce lafely occupied by AidenaanolUr
ter. . marJO
Tkj UUCKM&STER; Office: froorUi street
X\,lhird door above SmiihfieldjSotnhtUta, . .
ConveraneiAgof-allkiudsdan < wjtfr the greatest care
adfl U-gal accuracy; •. - -
TnlcsloßealE*iatc craroincdi&c. -
UIUDLE KOHKRTS, Auortup “t\Laur. Office No.
■M3 Sraltbfield street, between Fitihand sixth., •
collections carefully attended to—special aiteatio
Itvcnto Conveyancing.. ■.. : (dec3<ty
ti. Hepburn,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. •; Office, No.»»» Fourth SL
.opposiiaiheNsyor’sOffice. ?v t. f novUm
■■■■■'■ Ur.ilnllsa uoget*, • _...
I. ATE A. A; Surgeon U. 3. Array.- Office—Third St.,
J sceond doorabove Smuhficldf ■ . • 1 ■■-limdT
jjtnEß Ross snuwDßfl,
ATTORNEY AT I.AW,
JD* Office and residence, No. 155 Taird street, ruts,
burph lmarJ6_
■ itOSS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO.IOO Fourth Street,
IT [TSUUW.TI, PA .
Fourth door below Mr. Itndy Patutrsou’a Livery Stable
•je3B ___
■ t.-Ji S. Haratltotti ,» ■■ _ ,
A TTORNF.Y at LAW, hasremoveil toihe offiee in
. A. Fifth street,between Wood and Southfield streets,
formerly occupied by Tbos. .Hamilton,
.will attendtolhebusmess rcniaiiting unfinished upon Ins.
docket „
' . • i,aw s»arCtt*r*uip*-'
rpUKsabscribere lmvc. associated Uiemselves in luc
' 1 praeiicoof-Law.nndcr the firjn of IStACEJtWAfcit
iita*oiv :Oiie-xur.tfie other ortfietn, when not engaged m
Court} can fre/ound at ad umes iu dm tearth
street, i^iißbu/fibfUQSyccc*p*ed4ty-Mr».!ilacfc*.«*, -v..•
SAMUKLW.ULACK,
HEADS WASHINGTON:
- liaao VYliltarua, ' ‘t ■
ERCHANT TAILOR, Smilhfield atrtet,No.l?,be
iwccnlsvandtld streets. ■■. apiyi..
JAMES C/WATT, .
MERCHANT TAILOR,
■ *'•„••' 36 IRa.rtaet ctrset, ■ .
• He tween Second and Third sis., , Ptusburgh, Pa .j
“ . Thomas RiLUtu, "*
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER,
T?IFTH STREET, between Wood ami Market streets,
JP apposile Iron City iloter. All kinds of Jewelry
mndo and repaired. • • . •• •• . .• [apr3.ly
AVooUward A llowiatkdt*
DEALERS IN AMERICAN AND FOREIGN BOOKS*
ST ATI UNhRYy ETC.*
. Tairij- Sttau Tosi Office: Jsaitdtnn.
•• ■■ .PAUL e. nvuoucu, ■■
commission and forwarding merchants,
and STKAHS.OAT AOEHTS,
No. 7 W*t*b stmm,
'■ ■ sotl-lf ■ Clntlmmli Ohio.
House, sign, and orna§ent*ai. painter,
Llbcny sucei, opposite Dwid. Alt work; neatly
■eteeeied. Onlttt* punctually attended to, [rparsfty
FCfitfPj.* anooes*." 1 1 . 1 -*-• * ■ 'Alfkbo e. akshbts.
JOSHUA ELHODIC6 A CO., _
DEALERS IIf.FOREIOH FRUITS,
Ko-0 mrooo sTasn; i*st sidi,Sean weten,
Ialyl“ 'j PITT3UURGH,.
Bsoneu's BoaocnromaiU Depoiltpry.
~Ve. 73 Third Stntl.
JHIttD HEpr PAINUses.
lie Garden of UeUisemnne j The Cemetery of Scutari,
toy g-U
8.0. Stoontott, _ .
ATE'Johnston & Stockton,. BOOKSELLER, STA
• IiTIONER,PRINTER and BlNDEB,corner ofMar-
Third atrecte, FUuilmnrb ■ Fa. iTfltlf
■■'“r'i li: i tt ieur A Broilior, •, »
, naauxs nr
W!7KS,tIftCOR»,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC SEGARS, fte.,
■-J- l-Ko, 70 Stnlthficld sLy—near Diamond alley.
novl9 ; PiustunX.
. .O. V. Arbnttanot,
SOAP ANt) CANDLE MANUFACTURER, tm» cf :
Fountain andSnmilit Person* warniag»ny thin*
in that lino.wit!' do well to.eall.asl am determine! to
aeUaa cheap M any other person in the city.:, feepllty
f • jdtftt *. xsbsxbt. • ' - ■ - ■■■•—«■ tustm, :
■ • KENNEDY * HASLETT,
- • Sncenaaors »o Kti«s*i * Knox.
IWtoJcwfc'dlW Rztail Dealer* in WatfSer, Jewelry, Silver
Wan, Fancy and Yorietp Ocoii, Bulats, Combine.
No, Oi Market street, between sth st. and the Diamond..
.In - Cloak*. Watches and Jewelry hently repaired.
v f pittsborab,.Angpgt.2s,lBso. ■
. , ' Welter P. nirihUl,
'(BoOeeasor to Bnratlet C . Hill,) :
' atntna *io>'»»*t.xanf »Ra«eß.*tn> avuicah
"—PAPER HANGINGS AND BORDERS,
- Window Shade*. Pin ~Bfag PnnU,*e.,\sc.
jUao-rWridng, Printing and Wrapping Paper,
, rt; .. -U. .k. _ No/85 wood street,
■, .between Fourth at. and Diamond wertside,
iiiai i. ctMrastX--—i>AVtD emus- • -etui. n’uaaHT<
«Hos. Tacit Factory.
mnE Mbßcrtbera manufactnre and keepoonataMlf an
‘s f.lo Sand'a'l Bltaa'of fr«k»,B(»d«,Md Sparables sna;
Sink. Clout and*otf NiUtaj^n^aaecrflour Gdjte
• and' SaUMor Haia>Cow>er Nalta .add-Tacka rDure!
' Ndllt I Coppor’and Zinc Shoo Nalls; Pattern Mekor’s
eo,„«i •
Warefieueey SS'Water at, Pinsliurrh.
. jankh a.<fUD(KBi - “
VVM-OXiF,e AI*E:AN O RETAI L DRUGGIST,
COOMEB OP tI»ECTI *BD HAND STtt«ETS. - , . ’ ■
A COMI’EBTR assortment or Urogs. Chemieuis anti
/t -Fotajly oti.lianil; 7 inprß (
• transporters, forwarding and com.
MISSION MERCHANTS,- _
-•JJepoi,GBD#liJ*9ln»4o3 Penn
Pimbnrvk.
a, UODSISSO^'K
EANOT CHINA STORE,
” sft "Wood eii*Br, RKAU.TBg 5t.. o[Ußtfis norsp. -
‘gnrra'P r*r*lvln«* aid nnnropca ng t uie uesl assoflmonl
’•T U or wnlTI? STONE and FaWcT CHINA. evAf
. (SWtawiXltrTwSf ewqr «Iher variety.ofnia.c,
■ Qaectw'wiire,' Britannia XVaret Japai ,BMw
• lining an^aiandl.an)l>ACa°^ e .lPi ,| ! as <A c ‘ (lni,r:l^
, !
X* R« nowprep»red'to rec?JVfl-ani&rwanJ-gobd« by
A Railroad wii6 promptness
;jHjdTc*olarUy. Thejr , wm>lßOtievo i iellielr«tteßtioni.w
the purchase mndealeof Produce", Jron.
cormttceq.of
” ibeirablmyto *lve peculiar satisfaction"to alt luosaTa*
goring ttieia:wiih comraandi, • thoy respectfally.-£«icrt*
orders and coniigmnents, ~ ; v.t. . , ' ■ \ . lopa i
:Boli?af~Fire BritKHanßfactatlag. Canpanf,;.
ji.u,kixs r B.irwplib,'..-,*viMflw.fi>
' ■.Sr°T-l l KUiR. <t oOi) Proprietor*. J
HTH E ißbscnbe rs having been appointed Agents for
JL theabovenamedconcern, willkeep constantly oa
elble Fire Clay, Farnnpo «ianh« andlriwalla;; Their
.are also rtady to- ithtlve btdetafot gaia Brick; to be
-We do notaeera U tusfceuary to enumerate . the mint
PUBLISHED DAILY BY HARPER A PHILLIPS, AT THE “POST BBIIJDINQS,”, CORNER OP FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, AT $6,00 PER ANNUM, OR $6,00 WHEN PAID STRICTLY HI ADVANCE.
1 jßttsuwss (Jarirs.
A- IifiXANCER JAYNESi P«Jn» Ttt, Start,- 03 Fifth
ArsttefetyneatWood. - febl
OSHUA KOWNSON, Agentfor Hamden & Co.’i
Limp/facto. Fifth st.yonc doorbeloor Wood.; febl
•%1/Ii.I.TAM JACKSON, FausuMtdiCin* DijJOl, t» Llb
'.'W' erty «itcet, hcad cf»wood. ; -y : .. febl ■.,■
TTOON * SARGENT* N-E comer of Wood and Sixth
Jj. streets, febl.
N. HULMES& SUN. BonJwr* and Dialers m f tedUng*
, Coin &nd3anAiVbi«, No. C 5 Market strefti.tebt
tV A-McNULTY A CO.. Forwardingand Commission
/■A/rrcAanti, Canalßasin. mar 3 .
:-aOHNM’CLOSKKY.lbitorand Cloikur, Liberty street
tl between Silthand,virgin allcyjsonth side. v-.-scplO*
T> ;McST&IN| Frasi Pounder and Gas Ftmr,-Smith
JT ». field street, between Diamond alley and Fifth at' ,f
[Z ING &MOOKHKAD, lFAo&saii Grocers and Product
IV Dgahrs.No, 27 Wood street; Putsbaigh. . fmv33
.QWITH * SINCLAIR, WAefejai* .Grocers and Com >
O mission .Aferdia»iis, ; corner of Wood and First bib,
■•■ u v- .: ■ v■ ■ ; ■ "
GOOLEY A LAIRD, Merchant Tailor Wood street,
second door from Water, wftj consiamly on
hand a welLselectcilJot of Clothing. * raatlthy
rfOSEPH MAJOR,. JSbat Storsj Ship. Chandlery.and
tf . Agency of lha Pittsburgh Lard Oil Factory, No 4,
Market-street, Pittsburgh. y. : Inla
*IZVKAHEK&KHAM, Banker* and Sxctiang* Bnktrji
AVcomer of Third and .Wood streets, opposite the Si,
Charles Hotel. febl
EA*FAHNESTOCK : & CO;, lVtoioafi Drug Wan*
»hoim, comer of First and Wood streets, and corner
of Wood and Sixth. . ■ ■■■■•• •■■ ••• febl
of Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware, No, 17 Fifth Btreet, between
Wood and Market. . ■ ■■ , feblO..
XSf &l* GLENN, Cooktnndtr, corner otTbtrd and \V yod
. VV : streets, above C; Jtl.Ka.sy where be is prepared to
doevery description of rating andlnndmg. pcc2 ;
"T0!IN lI.”MECLOR, tfftofaai# and Rttaxi DtaUr in
V‘ Af usie and Musical ihsrrumenii,Pianos,School Books,
and Stationery, No .life! .Wood fitted. Janl
J. -DRYAtt,Rteq/ymtf Duftilsnand Wholesale Dealer
•in Foreign and -Domestic-Wines and Liquors, No.
tl4 Liberty street,and S 3 Diamond alley. 1 . . iy2l
IiNUfcFINNEY, Ageutsfor the Dataware’Mutual
Inntranet Company, of Philadelphia* at the Ware*
■e of Ring AHofmcs, Waterstreet, near Market. ..
J, a* Vaultsr,
tjf UOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, cor
- VV nerof Wood and Third streets, under at. Charles
Hotel* ftitßbnrgb, Pa. Upt3
• WVW. fil’Clure*
HOUSS, SIGN AND ORNAMhNIAL PAINTER,
> coßNea or woon asp iiPTU eraasrs,
■ (Under Patricks & Friend* Brokers Office,)
marAMy Pittsburgh* Pa.
vnt MtLtaa,FBiLADA. ■ • wM.uickstsoit, rtrtaaDuoii.
*** JLLKR A RICKET3ON, Whol&aU Grocers,and Ira
jyjL portexaof Brandies, Wiuefi and Segars; N 05.172
and 174 i corner of Liberty and Irwin streets, Pittsburgh,
Iron,Nails,Cotton -Yarns* &c.« constantly on hand.
i 3 W’KINLEY, Houtt, Sign and' Omamtnial Painter,
O* and dealer in PAINTS*No. 44 .31. Clair sL, Pitts
burgh, has constantly cniianuall kindsof Patters, either
Dry or Muted; Japan and Copal Varnish; Linseed Oil;
Boiled Oil; Spirits Turpentine ; Window "Glass, of ail
sixtSj Pulty, Paint Brushes, Ac;, all of the bestquaUiy,
and for sale aifoasOnaMc prices. ; »cpu
•J # U. SUERIPPt
: FORWARDING& COMMISSION MERCHANT,
and Dealer mall ktadaof
IFwfcrniVotfuceanrf Pittsburgh Manufactures,
' No. 10 Market streeuPUHborgh, Pa., .
ffj* Will promptly auend to uli business etiuasted to
his care...- .■ ■■■ v . " "07'* ■
> novlS
sa3sz» A«tSTBO«O’ **••••*• +*• ****** l • * aa»o«L caozna.
Armstrong db - •
COMMISSION MEHCHANT3, GRtiCER3> ; .
And Dealers in Pittsburgh Manufactures,
KO. 63 WiTBB, AJID 64'-riklt SrgKCT, tmsBCSOH, fA..
Will attend promptly to the: sale of every descnpLon
Produce, and olher aiucles commuted^ to
lltrireurc*. • - ■■ . ■ ■,- ■.■..imarl ...
«-n. n. ppnh.
W.PaiyACo,,
Manufacturers .nd ijnportct. or at best de
scrimion, only, of English, SdO’.ch and Gcnnan
UUSIEIIY ,UNI>i:KSIIIIiTB,I>!IA\YEUS»cULUVE3,
Fifth ttTtn.itnrim Wood and Marla, PiluStirgA
; Ami' vvuo£.ksal.b impouting waruuoUsf.,
< tprJO ■ ■ Q 1 Ctmrtlanii York,
s, iit'tftiiiAss- 1 w.*«.»»■ >jotis Barr, JB,
J,D.WtLiiUnS AGO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY GROCERS,
Poncarding and Cammuttc* Merchants,
And Dealers m
cccnrST pboptce and rixrssn&oH MAno?ACTUhss,
- Wi»d rUMi/our. doors abort-Fifth, ..
CurS Pnttbnrrh.
. !• Empire Uotbiaff llmi,
HENRY CIIMiNELL, AGENT, ; t
Wood sL f ot>patiie J'lrxl.Prcshytcnan Church,
RESPECTFULLY informs'bis friends and the public,
ihfttfae is now prepared to furnish every thine in
the CLOTHING line, a* heretofore, at iowpnee*. Cav
tom work executed m a satisfactory manner.' Famish*
tng Goods always on hand. • tnovt
Dope Poondry.
rams coctuun.- —r— • • -—osoiioiiaaM.y, in.,
wn.y.tpanma,.'?.*— ~-...c; j .*oitaw.
COCHRAN, M'BBIDE AGO., .
A*a. 20 iVoad Sired, Pittsburgh,
Manufacturers of caaung*,cooking stoves,
Donavan'o Improved Enterpnee Cooking Stoves,
(Patented Angtisi, IbSO.) P.nngts. Hollow Ware, Grates,
Ac." Aiso,lroa -Vaalts, Vault JJoors, Balling Window
Shmtera.and Wrought Iron Wotkot every description.
Looking Ginaa and ltrath danufactorv.
Wll. WALLACE, No. ISO Woon STitntr, (above
, Fifth;) keeps on hand and manoraelures to or
der, every description of GtH.aud Maliogany Framed
Looking Glasses. Also, Looking Glass rlstcs.bv the
box or single (dale. Pictures and Potman framed with
neatness and despatch. . , , ,
A full assorlment of Broshes on hand end made loor
der,of the best material.' Together, with a variety of
Home Furnishing Goods, wholesale or remit, to tun
purchasers,at reduced prices. |fchgt:Cm
WXo |> nPßprthf.» .«m..sa..y«.«v»s»»»idahs CJthWtUi)
Horron ft Ctlasveil,
BELIi AND’BRASS FOUNDERS, ;
SUJftTflCrt?*iSa 07 AtO.KI.VD* OV BRASS WOBI,
Locomotive, Steam . Etiyint,Plumbers, stf*, *} ‘c. t
Also—Couoa Batting Manufacturers.
Tj'OUNDKY--Rebeci}a street, Allegheny City* Office,
X cocum 1 of Market and Fifth sis.. t’jitsburgU,
N. U.—Old Brat*' and Copper taken lu exchange for
work—or cask paid. - .. . ~
Orders IcAaUhft Foundry or Office, will bepunctunliy
attended w. ; (fatiftoty
" ■ . ■. ' J ainc7 bow ry» J r«, ~
GHAIR AND BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURER, No.
t*9* Fetirroian*# four. libtrtj/ irwl, has oa hand a
Urge stock of Cbnlraand llcdeieads of every descrip
tion. mtide of the best materials, wluctt ho^will sell low
er tbaa articles of ihe same quality cun be soid in tne
city Jte would call particular attention lai tus large
'siock ol mahogany ana walnut chairs and Bedsteads,
which he will Belljit greatly reduced'prices;; Also,
TURN ING of every description executed in the neatest
manner. ■
Orders left at tltoWarefooms. or at the Mil), corner or
Adams and Liberty sireou, wiilbe promptly attended to.-
.■ .-'marSl!; I' •/•-l--'. ' ■ ■ ■ \
or« s. Kyis
GONTINUES to practice Medicine* Surgery, and Oh*
Bieirics of Midwifery: EclecUtally, in accordance
with acienUfle r .fertncJpl€s;:and hence with great sue
■Ce£f* Office and residence. No. 53 Diamond alleyj Of
fice hoars. 9 to 12 a* st., ana 2 to 6 r« m. ■■■.
Nw-B—lnWlible tamedtes for Dyspepsia, Consump
tion la It* incipient siages, Bronchms, Rheumatism,
Tetter, Dmrrhtsa, Cholera Morbus, Dysentary, Asiatic
Cholera,letattus or lockcd-jawjjctoale diseases; dis
eases of the liver and kidney*; Scrofula, Dfopsy, Ac.
ACij 9 nd antidotes to all persons, prepared-and, kept for
sale.' MOrcaiy; antlmoney and thetr preparations, ns
well as tho lancet, are entirely dlspentcd-wtth. imyM -
MUNONU AHKLA. rLANtNO MILU—J*M«S MUIr
indsu would respectfully inform.Mb friends and the
nubile, this, his Bow establishment is now In fall opera
tion, and Ihsthe la prepared to tarnish UoaiCabltts, and
dll all orders for Planed Lumber, with promptitude,and
atthelowesmies.. ■■■ ■
Board and Plank, planed on one or bout sides, eon
atantly on hard. . ...
Sssh, Doors and Mouldings,ofoverydesorlptlon, mad*
to order, i .
. Builders tmd Carpenters would find U toti^siradvan
tage to give him *call,**he ean now furalih them with
rUuki d stuff, sunsti!* for every description of,work. ■
TirttUAM TBOVILWWirrtatir.FIM; street, lm-i
if mediately opposite the Tnealre, respeerfuny. In
forms Ms friends and the public In general, tbst be lies
resawed Ms; business as a Furnishing Undertaker.: He
-iMUPPIied with and always keeps onltand Collins of all
sizes and kinds,Sbrouda,and all oiltornriiclCß necessary
on such occasions. ;
. silver p!ates,lce boxes, and leaden coffins will boson
. piled in ordor, A fine hearse and car rlsgealwaya ready
to attend funerals.. .. ; ■- ■■■ .. . sepilhtly .
‘ ' Health Office.
rrtHls : nubile are informed tb at the OFFICE OF THE
-li BOARD OF HEALTH of theClly ofpinsburglils
■at No. 89, Grant street, between Foarlh atid Diamond
streets, where all Notices and Communications for the.
Board must be left. . CHARLES NAYLOR, ■
jyl2 Becreiazy.;:
. V Pmibarjrh lisslbct Ueplot. . ,
R BARD A CO., No. 103 Woon.svmarr, hnye jolt
. received a Fall supply Of slock tnihtirline; Bal
timore .aiid New-York SoLfi LEATHER, Philadelphia
Kips and Calf skins, French Caif Skins, Country .Up-,
per, Kips and Calf Skins, Moropco Lining and Blading
Skins;Tanner’s Oil! Tanner’s and Currier’s Tools, Ao.
And, taken together, they believe it tho largest and best
nssonmeme ver offered before laone house in Fillv
burgh. All of which we are Iprenared to sell to cash
• aui jirompt paying customers at toe very lowcst priees
P °W« take pleasure in showing oar Slock, and cordially
■invite purchasers to -examine,beiore purchasing, else
where. ~ d. 1 _ _ ' tseplßnf;
> ' blthegrap£lo Bitshllihment or
';• irHiin BTBBST, oprosiTX thu resT-omcu, rrrrsbeßoß..
: air APS. Landscapes, Btll-hendsj'Blu>w-biliß, Labels,.
it/l ■ Aminiecnirat and 'Machine Drawings, Business
Engraved'dy Drtiwh on stone,
: add Prlntedln Colors, JGofd, Bronze or Blacfc.lntlis
most upp roved style Sniatthe nwstwmsaanb^prlees
Mt lg.dtT * 1
msgJSSiSiflKSpraaspp
.•.••;~;r~Ta|*rf»o m«»*«w*. .-w.j. ;.,
: LARGBetOckoftba moslbfißEtiful MANTEI^S,
Ai madebftW finaitqnaUiy of Foi«lßJ> * n4
B
and,, wwifl* 4t|>£ACCS,.fBLQ£iPH
from *16W3100«I*;" Furcl'a s < r *:','? , *j* a I l''f 4k? jFS"
310,021jP»13231 iff*
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' PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY. JUNE 19, 1852.
BasmisadTaftii:
CAEibAtIAS A CO*,
MERCHANT-TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
No. l Corncr Wood and Watsr streets,
. I*7 f - r f , / rrmoußou.
B*fi< Officer,
%lt ANUFACTUREItSof all klndsorTrunkahapdfck
betweea Seventii andßiglith.
: Bokes made anddelivered at the eliortost notice. : La9>
TT LEE, succßssos to Mti&rav ft Lik.) WOOL
jQ.« DEALER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,:
far the sale of American Woolen Goods,NO„l39 LIB
ERTY ST, is ; : , i lmy4
Thomas woods.- t .. ■ < ■.... ■■;vßjmtfxi, wood?*
9* WOODS* SOS*
.PRODUCE DEALERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
JalQ ? ,Ni».CT WAtxgjitßeCT,rirrsDoagH* ,
i t I. W. OHAUWICK.
DEALER IN RAGS AND PAPER.
-• No,140: WoOik fltneti -
PiTTSBUROIf, PA.
The hlgheit pncoin Cash paid formas. • 4myll;y
n» WcHorbMhf > r
RESPECTFULLY Informs |iis friends and the public
JX in general, that-he has opened the bouse formerly
occupied; by. S. Sbepard, in Wj!kltiBburgby where he
is prepared to accommodute travelers and perßonsgoirtg
opt from tlielCity. • ••• IdecSShtf
- O.L. UOUO, 7 *
naPOUTEBy WHOIXSALS AND BBTAIt. DB/tLSE Itt Btnß
WATCHES, GOLD JEWELRY,
•DURE SILVER WARE, PLAITED GOODS,
X All kinds of Watches and Jewelry carefully re
paired. No.Sl Market slrcetftwo doors from Third
Putsbargh. • [decU,
B. T* G« MORGAN-
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER/
HAS always on hand a general assortmefit or School.
Miscellaneous and Blank Books, Printing; Post and
Cap Paper, &c, wholesale and retail, No* lot Woods!.*,
beiaw t nth. East side, Pittsburgh, Pa;
ID?* Wanted, Rags and Taaners* scraps aplSdy
WHi tflSJ— W* P. AU'OBJT.
GoaPsnncrihlp,'
THE subscribers have entered Into Co-Partnership, for
• die purpose of carrying on tito Mustard and fepice,
and general Mlilmg business, etl IT.Tbtrd street, where
they will be pleased to see the old castomers.of Wright
A Aleom. (dcclO) - M’KBE A ALCORN. -
UenryOemmler,
Mi 180 Ltberiy Street* PitUburgh,
Manufacturer or tin, copper amd sheet
IRON - WARE; Dea/rr tn ifdUra Kumffwrrifard
tears. Keeps always on hand a large n&9or|mem of
Ttnand Copper Ware, Ac-) beat quality, which he will
sell at very low pnees for carl*; wholesale and retuli. '
: Country merchants are invited to call at bis stand,
i All Job work in the above busioesa; also, Spooling
and Rooffiug House*, will be promptly attended to at
moderate prices.' , v fnovllhtf
ThvOld Printing ttitsbuiiiuieuik •
<LATB JOHWTOH A STOCKTOS’fI.I -
Jlnd Blank Book and Stationery Wanhotue..
I JST S. IIAVEN.is prepared to execute every style oi
TV • Legal,Commercial,Canal and Steamboat Job
Printing anu Book Binding; and furnish pvery article
In the Blank Book, Paper and Stationery . Ime, at the
- shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
Blank Book and Stationery .Warehouse, corner of
Market and and Second streets. '
(0* Printing Officeand Book Dmdory t No. SO Third
• suet. ■ ■■ novld -
R. C. STOCKTON,
{Lau Johnsuak Q Siockim J ..
: Dooksillsr, BUtlontr, Printer & Binder,
TKfOULD respecirully Invite the atiemion of filer-'
fv. chann and others, to Ins large and superior stock
of. BLANK BOOKS, consisting.!) ( Day Books, Journals,
Ledgers, Invoice,Cash, Order and Letter Books, ofevery
rite, made of the best paper, and bound In the most du -
rablc in&uner, which headers m prices Umt cannot fail,
tagive stutefacuon. Blouk Uunks ruled and hoand to
any given pattern. Printing of every description exe
eatcu with neatuess and dispatch; No; 47 Market sl -
CABO.
A. J. STUAKt.- —■ a.§ttt
BTU&RT 6 SILL,
Gxocxip, ajfp. Peoducc CowMiseros Mx&CRAtiTS,
No. 118 ITmil iscu. fiCtlurH. Ps. -
B BALERS IN GROCERIES, Fioar,:Wheat, Rye,
Oats. Corn. Barley, Pork* Bacon, Butter, Lard,
Cbcccei Clover,Timothy and Flax Seeds; iron. Nails,
Glass, AcXc., Ac. P articular attention paid to the sate
of Western Produce.
IlvrasKhcss—MeMr*.Myers A Hunter, Robt. Daiscll
A Cu, Harnpion.SmiUi A Co., King A Moorhead,McGills
A Roe, Jnmes .May, Pittsburgh; Fenner A McMillan,
Massillon: Jos-8. Morrison, Eau.. St. Loot sepdfi
m)DOS A CUOZIKU,
MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURERS,
_ OIL MILL BUILDINGS, SeuM-tftrfrar*
*TISnJ mrof ihamand, {ntar the GAts rmti iVnn
glv<ztii<% Railroad JJtpot,) AbbsaiiKaY Cm.
ntPKf an d Land Steam Engines, Fire Ku»
glues. Hydraulic Presses, of ail.descrlpnona; Coppcr
plfttevLithcgr&phienad other Prerscs; GoM Stamping
andUefininr; ApparutDB,loge\hct wiilt Mill Machinery
In general, buiU epon tbomostapproved piJus of con
etrueuoii, aud workmanship to the satisfaction of cus
tomers. ■ ■ ■ • •
10“ All order*.left at Menr«. Cochran,fiPßrlde A
Co.*#, No. SO Wood atreet, PiUBbargh,or addres«c«! to
thesubscribers,Alieghcuy.w!ll receive prompt attention.
aalt< • DODDSA CROZIKR.
Fituburgh Fouadry,
BOLLItAN A have retsoved to their
New Uuilduiga m B»rntingliara,near the Ferty.—
Having all lie late improvement for heavy wotk .in
Furnaces, Ac., with Lathes, aud other machinery, and
keeping always the best qualities ot metal, they ore
prepared to farmsh msehinery, Ac., with promptness.
Ae they still retain the Wardtouta on £mtihficld at.,
on the old premises, (also, at N0,4-Wood street.) pat
terns oroniers loft there will be inur.odlialely ottcudedio.
- Ifaviog asroeifttcd JOHN with ns, the
buimes* herenfler will be concocted in the nauio of
BOLLMAN, UAURISON A CO.
ÜBNRY L. BOLLMAN.
ABRAHAM GARRISON,
JOHN firDONQUGH.
PituhargU, April lg* ISs2.—if
Piutburgu Aurssry*
A N Omnibus runs every hour from the coruer of
Xx Market and Fourth streets to tho Garden,- Penn
sylvania Avenue, where there Is a choice collection of
Green House Plan ts, hard vAlsnthty and. Ronnmg Roses,
Sou Adelaide Moss do, New Spireat, IiOO do. Dw&ri
Pear of scleet varieties, Herbaceous Plants, Dahlias,
Phlox, AiiuthiniumfitCaraanons, Ac., and where orders
will be taken for Apple, Dwarf do, Pear, Cherry and
Plum Trees,Qumee and p Hbcrl do, Grapevines, Goose
berries, Currants.Sirawbamcs, Ac., Shrubbery, Shade
Trees, Ac., from the Hill Nursery.
Orders directed to the proprietor, through the Pitts
burgh Post Office,to thaGarileu, Pennsylvania Avenae,
or at Air. R. Dalzell's Liberty street, near the head ot
Wood, will be promptly attended to.
JOUN MURDOCH, JIL
|CT Orchards and Shrubbery planted neatly to order.
cct7:ti. . ■■ . ..
YV&olssels saa itstalli
SADDLE, IIARNESSANDTRUNKMANUFACTORY
ROBERT 11. HARTLEY,begs.leave to la
form his friends and the public generally.
UathecoatinuesU) occupy that large andenta- jgO&fr
modlousStorc Room, formerly occupied by SaiaueTFahn*
•stock A Co* No. Bdjcorner of Diamond alley and Wood
street, where he keeps a large and genera! assortment of
Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpel Bags.Gaddia
Rags,Valises, Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all other arti
cles Sh his tine. .
’ He also keeps constantly on hand,and 1s prepared to
fnrnlsbto order, all klndsof Riveted l(ose,aaixtuact&red
of the bestmateriat,«tid in a stylp of workmanship equal
io theetßiern manufactured article,and at GO per cent
cheaper*
Cowtfry Aftrehani* oftti Fonrurs woold do well.to call
and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, ms
bolsdetennlncdto wll fim raio articles at very low
prices*
Don’t forget the ptaee, No* 60, corner, of Wood
gtraetandOiamond Alley. . : , , ; . epgfi
los*AFaundrv>
jfo. 103 Pittsburgh, .
t?IVfiSiZEBtOWAFOUNbRYCOOKINCi BTOVES
JC. —widch received the first prize foir 18*0 and 1831, at
the Agricultural'Fair* of , Allegheny;.County, Poland
recommended byTfiOffpettion* who have them In Use. 1
JPopr sites Enterprise •
: VJPttrZor Grout xtnd ftridtri—vi modern style; a great
variety ofpaUerns, beattUfallyenammeled, -■
Alarffestocfcjof all tho kindisin nserHaU , a-
Patent Lever*, tf*oe'American/ EgUu’s.Crane’a, Kiri*
caid»s, BttUi ; > . ? 1\
.SoubU •Ffeafto—Tbe Itftehljpah ; i)oabio Plough!is h'
■■ new patent i’iaagb, that has taboo the premium ;at the
State Pairs of Cftio, Pennsylvanlgi Ko\y Yaric> and al
the AgrtoulturalFrprof Allegheny County tSiU. It.
hasbeen highly approved wherever tried, and is supe
rior IQ mode ot cultivation to any other kiud,eutUogthe
/Crrow into two slices, end leaving.A. loose, deep, and
perfecuccd bed.
’lron'Fineing— Eight bcautiluLdeslgiisofOrnamental
Fencing.
; Patent Chilled Rolls— J. 0. Parry’s Patent Chilled
Rolls.' Also, Rolling Mill Castings made to order/
! 'liaru* AtttuSdnd Cutbt— Patent Kettles for Soap, Pot
As!i;Soda Ash,Ao» . : . . • • .
Bitgar the manuractwrp of Cane Sugar.
-The neUles arc cast on ihe process patented by J . C.;
Parry, nud are superior for durability to anyoiher, and.
soldlowcr Iban thoso msdeouUieDld plan. V :
SiOveSj every description, Stove Pipe and Tin
Ware fihd‘Casung3 of every description
• Also, IKON and NAILS, ail of which wcCoffer ai tlfc
very lowest prices:: ftioviPtyj J.Ci PARRY A CO.'
issu'd LiyraMcoTT.————«••«•• wa. c. can,
LiePKNOO a UAllll,
(b*Tßi-B.Stmmxß&Co.) *. . -
fabute«Mfe» ot Phitnlx Piia P?oaf Safes,
. Stand.ilritttbuuim Wwdand-SmM/UUI. .
lAN Tuesday afternoon, July- S 3, JS4B, tho undersigned:
If were cniied upon by Messrs. JAppeocott & Barr, to
wiinest un honeßlmtd fatr .ieJtof ono oi.iheit PUfflulx
Safes. 1 The rurnacebelngprcpared,iaeBafowns placed
Ittsfde thereof, with hooks, papers Sna some
the door oflhc Safe was cioscd-and Ihe lirekrmlled IUo
: quarter pastSb’clockAand in BshortTinte the Safe was
red hot; and ennUnoeatill hsltpaatbo’clouk, being about
four and a half hours,'when the; committee expressed
their sa'isfaeilon tlrat the time oceupiedwiih soch lteat
trae sufficient. The furnace was then palled down,Safe
cooled.anddooropancit—lhe, boats,pappra and money
safe. The heat was fio grent as to raelt od iiic braes
mountiugi. *\Ve therefore take pleasure In recommend
ing ihese Safes to the public, as bolmf, in oar Judgment;
entirely fireproof. JARVIS ATKACDE. 5 4
, NOQK*RAVVBONI, J
COitN-VVAIili At BROTHER, i
BRANNON &THATCHER, '
BENEDICT*CARTER. ■ , u
ISAAC CROMIE.
I nm engaged ;ln; ill?. Rfflnd nr ■ business, and know
■ftometUiw ftbottt.jOfnMßtriitu float.. I witnessed tire
buriiio* of the above-safe,‘end-can freely say there waa
nahunß>uie abotttHi'flM with pl^oretecptamenath^itt.
to tho pabfio. BSibciflji: In
cfIIUBB upon the above gentlomoft'tetheiraigntV
tarat. the? *1) spoke in tlw hlghemeiws ofahe fairndss
-4 Ht the test. Bad their fall confidence xit the-Safe’flbemi,
entirely fire-proof.- "We have cdMianUyoh wd endfoi
Biwrafias ffiarirs. 1
Ui U&ZSB,
A TTORNEY AT LAW— No, 129 Foratit street,
J\. above and near ••• - - |mats7yi
■■ D. O, CUSSITT, ..
TTORNEY AT LAW.-Office. 13? Fourthstreet,
t nboVeSnlithficlri, Pittsburgh, Pn: • v lepr&y
J. 8. Slorrisohi
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
.FFICE REMOVED to No. .44 Grant .street; near
' Fourth>Pittsburgh,Pa.:"-. .• - ■ : JaprlOty
a. OAKIfiW «i]>li|
il
XjL .neriof Feaannd WfilDUt sUwtsji'iUß&ijrfl], Pa. .•
: Prescription* fillrd atall hoora. . • . (Je?:lw
. L. 8. JOHKB*-'* -•-• J; LIVELY. •
* J. LaTely 4 Co., .
T\EAL£RS in CHOICE FAMILY": GROCERIES,
jJ TeaSjPlcklc*, FrtuiS, Ac.,&c.,No. 2G5 Liberty su,
(north side,) ono door below Hand. t . (myg&y
Husatil ft JohnitdOt . .. .. .. I
TirTKOLESAtK GROCERS,.COMMISSION MER-
Tv CHANTS.and dealers in Product and P/nburgh
Manufactures) 11D Waterfiinl ISO Front-streets* IMia
Pn. _ 4 , jmyl?
~ r . " J, R. iVELDIS, . r .
WHOLESAiai AND RETAIL DEALERIN :
Blank Mnd: School Books? Paper and Stationery t
No.Q3 Wood street, (between Third and Fourth,)
i marsh) Pittsburgh. .
218NDT u'ouz&ounu: ::::::jokn HACAN:::::r::p, M’ctrLLovoil
HBWUYBI»Cin-liOUGH < fcCO.
‘nrriIOUBSA.Lt: Qroaeraand Oomrotssion MerchobU
fV -nudDcalcniivaH lands of Produce,- corner of
Pena and Irwmsw.v:Pimbarg&» • . ; (riiarU
..Ililnm Oi-nunilMyi . “ -
WIIOLES ALUOEA IiKRIN
Trimmingt, Nolioru, Fancy ant Variety Qoadi,
NO. 01 WOOD STREET,
benoun Thifd and Fourth Pxttiburgh,
•raoMAs aifliiKi}.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CIIANCIiUYj
Office, next door to the Post Offlee,
ray 4 BtcubokvUU, Ohio,
aous wooas,
BANKER AND EXCHANGE BROKER,—Dealer in
Gold; Silver and Bonk Notes > Current and par
funds received on deposit. Collections carefully at»-
tended to. Fourth street, one door east of filarket;
Pittsburgh,Pa.- - • fje&ly
a, o. MitrKNßEitOEa
■nm«nberoer& Co..
17OR WARDING: AND COMMISION HERCH-
J? ANTS, and dealers in all. kinds of Western Pro
duce and Pittsburgh* ftfeutifaeiares, No. 133. Front >st,
iPittshurghiPa. •:.■■■ -Bela. r
Lockwood’*
CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH ANIMASSILQNSX
PRESS,
Leaves Pittsburgh and Cleveland, Monday Wednesdays
And Fridays* ; BAKER A FORSYTHE* AgV
: my7;ly :; ■ /■ •••
17ELICIAN SLATAPERyAncnixtcr aKd CmtEaoi
; Auto* Drawings and Plans of Buildings and Ma«
entnery prepared at short nonce . Land Survey tuff, &o n
promptly attended to. Office-Grant street, between
Second and Third. ■ apr2fly«
v C* W« Taylor,
. 121 Second Slreetp
Negotiator of bonds, Mortgages,Time unis.
and Stocks. Also, Pittsburgh Manufactures ana
Mcrchundlze,- always on, bandy orprocuredat short
notice. . ‘ ~ faprU.l?
JUSBPH fttlT'P,
FASHIONABLE MERCHANT.TAILOR,
No. 373 LrßßfiTt stuck-, Pmswaoif, Pa.,
: (One Door below Eagle Hotel).. ' »■
IS now receiving from the east a handsome assortment
: ot Cloths, Csssimercs-and Vestings, which will be
made to order in the shortest notice, and attbcjowesl
: prices—FOß CAMI. (oct?:tt '
•- " J.c.smitb,
SS AKW AC T eiSK 09 , ••
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, •
N 0 .134 Thirittmt,Pittsburgh,
1T EEPS constantly on hand.n. tenoral assortment or
IV all kinds Tin,Copper and Sheet Iron Ware', and
makes to orderon the shortest notice-mid most apeora
modMlng terms. Wholesale. and KeltiiK fmylO;dAwty-
SUtrto H3aa« to Ord«r»
At Ho. 1& Fyiht.Third Hoof frwi M&fot street.
ritliE subscribermanufactarea to order the bcsiquolitv
1 or GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS. Those gentlemen
who have found it difficult to obtain ft vuUjunngand
thoroughly mads Shirt, can bo suited by calling and
Icavin/ibeir inrasure. - *■ ■
ALSO. 4>a handt u largo Quantity ofßcsdy Made
Shirts, of ail sizes, tor Men onu Boys. '
it* , : a matuews. •
CAKU.
State Official interpreter* '
\%J M. J, ROMS, Itttorpieterej fontg ft Language! in
Vf andforthc Cummonirttskftef Psnnfyicama, tore
aide m die City of PitULuirh, County of Allegheny, may
be found every day, from 9 A. M. until fI.P. M., in the
Quarter Sessions Court Room, or at No. ISO Fourth Bt
Bond*,-Deed*, Mortgages, - Powers ot, Attorney, nnd nil
legal or oihi-r wlmt?«x»ftve*,:rarTsiuicd fra mo r
into the Germany French, lt&iiati and .Spanish ian«
ruiutch, with nearness aud despatch. apyiGm -
J, J. GIIibRSPIK.
A'o, ?G JYcod street, FitisbUrffh,
Manufacturer of looking glasses, and
WhDlesiilc Beater in Combs and Variety Goods,
ctLerl to his customer* ond the pnbllo a most complete
assortment of Good* m hi* nee, Amiable to the spring
trade,’ “ - •
Being extensively encaged in the manufacture of every
variety or .Looking Glares, he is enabled to offer in
ducements to purchu?ersequal to any house in the Union.
• aptunf.,
WEGNER, UUKCHNJBR fc MUELLER'S
New bUhographle KHabi!»tiui*nt t
CO Matbei street, butnen Third $ Foitrthj
IB SOW ready to furnish every kied of Lunognphio
work in the mo* elegant style, such as Shout Sills,
Maps, Portraits, Landscapes, Cards, Billheads, and La
bels, printed m gold, colors, Ac.
AUhe same place Messrs. Macser A Ilclmld have
opened a DcAft'Uto School, and execute on orderDraft*
of Machinery, Edifices, Monuments, Ac- with ttUpostfl
bte aecureoy ancdegunce;
AiFAKD B. M’CAUJOST. . TEtOO,. J.'KSAitAH.
M'CALMONT & KEENAN,
AT TORS 111 V S AT LAWi -
130 FOURTH STREET, ■••••
OoppsiteWikmß Hall. Pittsburgh, Pa.
European hawAginey,
• Rjr* MR.KaaxAR. in counccnoit with floge Keenan,
EraCounsellor M Law, Dublin, Ireland, eollcctselaims,'
makes searches. Ac, in Europe*} and one oi them an
nually makes a. tour through Great Britain, Ireland and
America. . (marJl.
Al«»na«r Ur&di«y«
• Jfo. 10 Wood -Stotts, bitwttn Situ 'and Sitgnd*
(51G!t OV TUB iIQLSZ* ATOVK.)
Manufacturer op every description
OP COOKING STOVE*. of «ho most approved
patterns,and each Ad will render the best satisfaction
AHo, Parlor iuovesyumoaj: which Will be {bund Jew*
cll& -RooPa celebrated folding.door Parlor Stoves;'
Egg Stoves; Radiators; ,Frrtuklm stoves; plain and
lancy Grate** »to which wo invite the audition of
bullders];Te . ware;'lVagoubo*c«,&c,
to*!t'ofwhl- of dealers be
fore parehas_ , . v .fmya.
tlopo fiktiia iiTpuli opiraiioa /Tgaiu l
Ryan's VifikStrstL. . ::.-r
rpHE proprietor, thankful to the public for. past ca*-
X- tom, ventures to solicit a continuance of the same
for his present enterprise—the establishment, of Fianw
and Spies Milk within the cay—for the accommodation
of bis oiisiotKofs, and ell vim wlah to have reaUy good
: Flour,pura.groawtBpiccs,Ac-« Ac*
Tbc atteniloa of Families, Merchants and others, U
invited, and el) 1 ash lethal they willgweoea trmii
P. R.DRAVO,
■ No, l Diamond. >
N. U. All articles taken back if not found good, and
the money returned. ■ ■■ ■ ' • • imaritt <•.
•• SCOTT A t
AUCTIONERRS:ANI> COMMISSION
•'Ol'itats \
SAVIN engaged in theabovebuslneiafoiilhfc
last sir years, in this city, would respectfully so*
consignments of Goods, tabes old lii trils markcw
r eitUcr.forAnciion or privato salc—parUcularly Glass*
ware,'Hardfareand orV Gooddi and wilimake liberal
tuivanccson.ailkinds'of.Goodi.cotiaignCdusfQt.WU*
::J .( WIU refer tb ; MenrslloWett, kbit A Cd.jT3.jß. YoI»
let, Wm.D. Wood A Co., John J.Anderson ACpn R. 11.
Slone, Squire A Recd,BrbwnidC, Homer’A Co.\ Larkin
Daaver.tfainvlHiuisjlidilerAProLlierßjCindnnaii,
George ' , L (
Bopgh & Anthony**Daguerreotype*. ~
fTUlEuDderslgued wmilO iafcum ihdriaariy friends-a»u
JL oUiera. tiiai they, have removed from BurkeSi Build
ing doors'dbove-ihelrold
wand) where they have fined up roomsfar. dagaerfed’
typing.' Having a Very superior arrajigemeut of light,
aad tno meet approved. msiramehU; novvrin/ csfj whh
some ten years cMeribhce . in they pledge
themselves to turnout aa good niclarrs as’any oihor cb
labliahmcnUn :irie~cbuhtryprntt r fAr wore truthful lik6‘
imrßestbafrhdi heretofore beeit forclshed tothc citizens
. . ’
Ciusena and strangers. are.respeetluUy Invited to call,
wlietherthey WlbUpictures or not. .;
UurmouoiBgooaf*lctnires,fairt>ri<jesj«iitlherfect sat
isfaction to ouf customers. HOUGH & ANTHONY.
, N. furuuh all articles lu our business toother
pperatortas heretofore. ' • gptS
JE’hlllnatmrg Wattr Ctira KstablUbm«nt»
IN FHJLIPSUtJEG, Pennsylvania,-on.
Uie'iOalhßidiS'oflliti OhloKivef, opposiuitTicnioulh
ofiho Big/Bc&ver Greek! twcniy-eightmilesfrqnvriu*!*
burgh, eight twin .Wheeling,/.und one himdred. ftoin
Cleveland.' The Vtop-Fietot- line had twenty 1 yearspracv
tlcal experience asAttrcj™iarPhy&ibian,lwelvo«f which
ihoiUas/practteed ortdeif ihb.WydropaihiQayeWiD*.; Tenas
pitly vivp doUiABi per wefik-rrpayntile,weekly. All
addptcd io tJydropautrcures'" KiidhiPhUept
i 3 required toTumielilwo/ heavy 'Wo6leii : ;blahbels,two
largecomfout,/our.fiheejs,’,four towel?, and ono eamp-.
•i>lcutkct,orlndla*rohbef anect. . /..i. ..■■■ ,
’ .r 1 ■ ‘/DR. EDWAttOACRERi Proprietor, ;
rliUipaUurffj-B&Oliesier ft O.j
m BeawerCo., Pa.
mill VnraUhins £Hal>iU)imo&u -
I DTEAJVI ENGIN&& AND BOILERS,,;dn‘Imad .jiftd
i © made toorder/aiVshortTioiicd. J ; :
i v aUkwd*,on)amdnnd.
made id order. Caußogucfc.of vV T beel Patterns furnished
to. MUI wrights and oiheriu -Mill Spindles and Mill Irons,
FrqnchßurrMmStjn&fiv'Wiihsoudund Copuibn Eyes,
at redscedpriceaV LaurelHUl Mill Stones,
-yflryJowrprtcea;
Screen,.Wire, , MjlL S arc w s;• Jifol ung,, Corn and. Cob:
i: 5
>rnarUir& Nobie’e Pittsburgh; iiv
oiheMlUl® in- Hfe-Westi /fbey; nmlTght*
cJebnVXasrahd welt—will last a life lime; and arett&r*/
ranted t ogive saUBfaCUOTv /' * 5
■’M Ordenrproniptly attended to* a* fllfl,Liberty street, on* 1
PAttsbargbiFa. -
4 v . 'W. w, Wallace.
1 vT'- ' AdMjjf & Coi’s Expmt* ' -—^4
giUHGHITRKDUCED.— From -and;*aer. Ihb'taie;
our rates on pound freight, from PhilndelphUitOi
sburgli,wiHt)e 33,00 061 iCOJh?.—-axeduetionof 551
v "'""vv-'i' ’
J i
• 4*
BANKERS & .BROKERS.
8. C. 'frEfUlAW***'* •«**■*♦ JOBS' B. Z1ZBI(AR«
(TIERIfAR * CO*j
bankers and exchange brokers,
febgSilv A’a. o* Wooi iituuJhamm&.alhv.
" "V 1 ■ _
fITTE have tins day taken 'FLORENCE KRAMER
!YV ' into our firm. The business will be eonunuod un
der the firm of KBAMIiR * KAHMV .tmyl;4w ;
4U,*71 IlUtfBH. IDWAttU aUIHv rWBBHC*. KBAMKB.
KUABU&R a RAHW.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BhOKEES, : ;
T>UV AND SELL Gold,Silver and Bank Note*; ne-
JtS gotiato Loauaon-Real Estate or JS tock _Becar it l« j
purchase rroanesaryNotea and Tutffc BillSi on East nna
weatj bny.andsellSiockaoTj.CommiEflion.- . ~:- 4
Collections made on all points in thcvnion. t«nyl.
lUmoY«i.
Patricks & Ffiemd«
BAHKEBB ANIUCKOIIASGfcIBItOtSLBUBi
HAVE. REMOVED THEIR OFFICE ;
TO fllß COSHEmiJr Finn Alft> :WOOD B*SEEI3,
. • Pimbatgh^Pa.
PATRICKS'* FRIEND.
Bankers and exchange . brokers, ; and
•DeaJeralnNoiefl»DmoBtAcceptancc3)Oold.SiiveT-.
and Hank Notes;. Exchange.on the Eastern ana west
ern ciUesconsiantly for gale.• - ■*:> • - / - •«
. in all the cities thrcnghouL tJie.Um--
:ted States,. Deposites received in par fa’nds cr.cnrrent
paper, at the eomcr of-Fifth and Wood, streets. ffeh3
BfimetNc .and foreign Exchange, Banknote*,
BoldQKdSihfTißcughhSo.d and Ezdiangtd,
i i.: AT'iHS’' j’.p t 1
BICB4BB* AM BAMaaO UOSBII .
■ ••• ■' r .. .•■Of'--'
William A. Mill & Co..
ft* Wood Btroct. . ■
P ITtSBVRQU.
|CTInT«aXBTSLnoW*DOHTnSaPKPOaiTB 1 T»PkSB ;
B> DOLBE3 a sons,
av* HEaovKD main fiaruirio .no. txcauisc ornca
3b No. *7. Uarktl llr,m,feur doors At loir aid stand:
N. HOLMES & SONS,
TJANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, and Dea
r Xx Lera in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances,Cold, Silver and
Bank Notes. Exchange otfllie Eastern and Western
cities constantly forsaTe.
; -tCollecUonatmade in all the cities throughout theUnl
: ted States.■ , Dopo sites received in par funds or barren!
paper, No. 67 Market street, between Third and'Fonrtb
streets. • * |nn3o-ly.
Xae'.s.nooH virOs.saAont
noon &BABQBBI.
. BANKERS AND EXCHANGE.BROKERS,
N.S. Comer of Wood and SixOntrutt., Fimiureh, Pa
ThEALERSirtCoin, BtmkNates.Titne Bills, Foreign
JLPsndDoniesUcEkchange.CertuleatesofDeposlt.rce
—EXCHANGE onallthe jirmcipatCUies oftheUnion
and Europe,foraale in snmsto smtpnrchasers.
CURRENT and parfandsreceivedondeposita r -
"COLLECTIONSinadedn all parts of the Union,Allhe
loyre sirates, » sopll-ly
u'Oonnor, xrrotner A c0.,~-
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,’
; TNEALER3 In Domestic-arid Corel goExchanr e,-Time
; 1/ , and Sight Bills, Co'n, Uncnrreat and Par Funds,
; Stocks, Ac. Office, corner Third and Wood streets,
Pituhargh, . - tmarl7nf.
~ HII.A OS CO.,
• " OANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
-• ‘ - r - Coma o/ Wcod and fN/rAirrscu, , .
SIGHT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Clues Constantly
3 ftr tale. Tirac EiUs or Exchange and Notes dhr*
counted. Gold. Silver and Bunk Notes,bought and sold.
Collections tnaae-inall the principal citioaof the United
States. Deposiurtceived orPar and Cnrrent Funds. -
mar37:y
* O. B. ARNOLD Sc CO.,
BANKERS, AND DEALERS IN
EXCHANGE COIN,
BANE NOTTS.
SIGHT AND
„ , TIME DRAFTS, Ae.,kc.
Collection* carefully attended 10, and proceeds remit'
ted.lo any pan of ilie Union.
B&'BTOCKS*W3i
fiouGHf- cro"sow on emnesstos; :
ffa. lit Fourth *tre<f,
Nextdoorto the Bank oMUttfilmigh.
sep!3] -
@OUtO,
L«IV4 Smltb.
IRON CITY HOTEL
Fifth StrttL. btlwtin Vfoocl and'Marks. TuUouigh, '
IP*Com! STAPLING attachcdtoJh -mi :fapr7;y
ALLRH BROWU* •- ■ .. ; ’w. c.' COTCtSLLY
: BUOWB'B HOTSIj.
CORNER QP BBiTHPJRLD AND TSIRiiSTS
‘ Pittsburgh) P**
BROWN fcCONNBLLY T 'PtIOPIUErOBS.
■N. D —Good SmUing attached lo the house:
- . o\vjtott T * J£xoliftii{r*,
TtfO.WST.CLAIR&rfIEET—This house hft* been
It taken by the undersigned,iiuediup in style, furnish*
edwitUlbcbestof LIQUORS, ami everything the' sea
son can afford. An excellent LUNCH every day, to
which aitcntioa is especially called. ■ : - j -
ionlS JAMES OWSTON.
WcatirmSibhange uotßi) *
Mabkxtat ,y wM or fsa?» fQoaie, mUianiLruu, -
JV«4 fly oypatut Via Central amt f anna Railroad Depot,
B3*Tae subscriber respectfully soiicUsusharc of the
travelling public* >
JOSEPH WATERMAN, Ptopnuc r ,
. Terms—One dollar per day.: : .:■- (fehlfi-ty
ST. CUAtth B~b7hO.«ETi!»V-' "■"*
Comer qf Third and&t6d curst*: ‘’
WILLIAM S. CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
rpHl3Gnoe»tnbU*bmentjfiaving come into'the bunds
1 11 « now propricipr, wTjre groat inducements la the
traveling community, and nl.o to regular bomders.—
Every delicaey antl laxury will be provided lit ita sea
eon,.and tio pains will be spared to mate tide Hotels
comfortable Atone to ull-who mity call there. : ' r
.: mylOnf ; W.S.CAMPiIKLI* Proprietor
*“■ ” TUB ttfiiiST iiWbET - —“—■
Go rn er of Fourth and -Grant Streets.
rpilEeabjctiber boa leased the largo and welt known
A HOfEUtlaio Latnatiine,house) at the corner ol
Fourth and Grant streets, Pittsburgh, which bus been
repaired and newly lilted up id all tin apartments, so as
lo gtve a largo and more liberal accommodation totrav
elereand boarders. His larder will bo etoted with the
most choice viands the mirkets can afford, arid his bar'
furnished with the best. He would resoeeifally soUcite
o shore of publia pairtmsgef . B. PERRY. mono
n Bstloast ' Hotil, PltUbsrghi - .
- Suatttri on IPatir slt»»l,oopejiu ids rsastnr »/ ils
SraunstOUSuamFadna.r-'-;:. .-t ..-,' , •
rf IHIS House having undergone a thorough repairing,
JL ar,dfiuingup„boihinstdß andout,thesubscnber Is
determined louse every exertions lit bis power lotnakd
.all comroriaulethat lhtufcproper to,collwiih him. Tbo
Table will be.al ways supplied with the best the market
affordii. The Bar will bo supplied wnhihobeitaud
icboleestlioaora. 1 ... ■ •..... ,
g^Se'r 01U h ° U> ° “
■ > '. hßDlltf iieit&tirßUU' ‘
M. MeAfonoftgahrfa Bousei
T I , YKttriEll has takea this Hugo and handeorneiy
W » artangud baildirs.and putil jamtwt thorough re
pair, batring eatiretyvefiued mid refaralsbed it 1n -ole-’
gnnv style, lithmanneriipteXccleld byanysiuti! s es
b^* l 'bmcntmtho city. BAR ntall times Dirnisbcd with
I<i(4UOBS of the.eboieest hrahds, amlovery nvucstrs
,of thoaeason,such a»,Oysters,Game, Soups, Ac., si
ways ill readmece. ■ ■ ■ > * •““
, XJnutBSS and acpTkas setvod,and Parlore-providedfor
Private parties on short notice. fmylO 1
WltiKlgg.nAlilil ’
STREET, NEAR StIITUFJEtD.
TOUN WALKER takes pleasore in.announriug to bit
«l, friends atid the pubUt lßat he bas takea the abovi
splendid estab Islimout-nnd afler considerable expense
has made (t u delightM place of resort. He Is perfectly
prepared to setto up *nbeshortestnotl«e every delica"
v «•>«
,i BiuaerwUlhoidreadiness everyiday aflu’eloek.fbr
any number of persons, commencing this day, Juricslsi
Panics ban heaeoommodated.wlih Suppere ta'-ihe-mos
rseWsrcAs monuer. Oysters, Game, Ac., will bo- found
ibere In their searom" In aliotntbe-'plroprtetor Intebds
that no expanse or trouble shall,be spared to makodbis
already popular hquso the best In tbo Western country
■ IctOily ■ - -
■ ' S t • C 1 * i ir H o 161,
(Formerlytho F.xohODge,)
Comer of Penn and SS. Clair ttmlii Vilttbwglt
.trillis .spacious, central,.end- conaonlemly located
L HOTCtii - havlnj:' beeti coWpletety remodfelea tthi
thoroughly repdred.sud iraproyed, and . ls cow-opcn
for.theaccolninodalionof thepublld; ‘ •’ -' T
• rTfiesubaein>erileasee ctfndmtoprißtbrof.llteSuGliui
Hold,r capeoifeliy informa hut friends and the.jSubllfi
Ihathchas ftlrnished it hnhenroßtelegatubhilcotnfort
: nble:aljle,and employed,eorapaiamj csalsianuahd, at
tenure nod lalihfuUcrvantß.anS Wiat ba will' apare'no
eierlloii9tomaVa.iiequaHoanyhoßsDla:ibecinotni.«
The wall .known central location of the House, and
- codvenlenee-df itasrrangoraehutjrenderidspit the -nioat
desirable,either to travelers or permanent boarder*, iii
duces him to solicit and hope for it a liberal share of bo
tronoge. . lapraaL v. lr . ,P ,\Y, BISNNCTT. I
miOWH'S mOBAMOB.
TORTLE CHESS, PA, :
>A LLEN BROWN, Pn>prif(ari—‘JCfllasplendid ami
,13. commodious eaidDlUliiutnti: recently'erected by ihe
•proprieidrj'atite'iermlnhS oftho Bfitaaocfc* FitldPlatA •
lload,ami dear the present tcnniuus of Ujo Pcnna. Hiiil- :
taUeatrera thepity.ia ndvf open for the yAt'-i
ceution of Jf&tialUeA ana dttiers.detlroua of edogpiUcffii!'
hoit of tfteiortrUurlhg tltfS iiinimOf niOaiKsi'i.lffijirs'pi.'
ciousfiotet OeiUff near fhe fall tojsil,tampl«9,jMonon£i*
beta river and plank road, 13 readily accessible by all
lliose means of conveyance from the cilyt.aiul'nSardsli
delightful eumrarr retreat,-wUiipleueant walks add-
iUMaogiilleeiulTjriitßd
up and fiirnlsfie.d with every Impfovemciultf fireticlaii^
lomnsfpailots^'toi-jAniiinnb
• comfort andiniuro Hie tSiiaCaciionnf all who triavVisit
him in his ; new location. . . . ..imvgnclmdl .
vtfaT<orJy Ho'u*»; r - r - *['
diamond aiasy. rnuut wood BTnifKT - » '
Q4Uagheb, *
pspipsiM
eSsssS^lflffeifei
fesf&afcsiliAa^:
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vx < v
.4.. v«* - hIl?
ZZ- * -v »-»r" r 2*
rW'ip’v-
Ho baarcome from4he moufttainsy
He fa?* come frpm themoutitflmsj
From the UemoeraticinoQiUam*'
- OfthoOld Gram to State*-
v of trae Yankee mettle*- ;
: He hna fought his -
A Hero good and great.
He fonght at Ohuiuhasco,
AtComreras anQ'Belen ' * •.
And tnamphed with Our heroes ■ ‘
: :r;.: - At hlolinodelßey».;
Al Cheputtepeca .though wounded*
lii« boldHarrau teflounded, -
And the-Yankee blood tebo*anded.
. : :As they won the glonoua day.
He huscome-frotn the mountains,
He has come front the mountains,
He. has come from the mountains
*:-r ; Of.tbe Old Granite Slate. ’
Though theCoonles may rolectbim,*
For no Federal talnts infect him,
SuH,hyhcaTcn, we’ll elect him— ..
The soldier Democrat. -
He was by Hickory Jackson, - ;
Whoa the GriUah turn’d their backs on,
Ife was.taught tiyHickory Jaeksoo •
. .1 -i. to hate,
lie was taught by. Hickory Jackson.. .
To shua thcFedernl faction* ... ,
And to bear in mind the maxim—- ..
The Union of the States;
Then three cheeraaltogethcr.. r‘ , .
Shout New Hampshire’s sobs forever—
Democrats none can sever, • ■
In Die glorious Keystone State.
Like Qurslresbefore-us, , /
%Ve will swell toe chorus :
Till the heavens o'er us { -
r Shall resound the loud hurrah 5
j."Hurrahi Hurrah!! Hurrah!!! ,
Ballrosa.Epitaphs.
: w / sudden pitch'
' : Fromit.mJspl£iced.3witch*>
Laid me dead in the ditch ”
il Off* the track the engine rushed—
Bomb were drowned and l was crushed.”
• ‘‘.What is hfe? but a vision,
Here .I dtaTby a collision. '
. > Twenty mors died by the some*
. ; Y«rdict-r*‘ Nobody to blame!»
“Sister,mother, aunt and me
WerejuatovOf.;-HeTewe-Ue.; «
Wo should have had iimo to mizzle.
Had they b'own.tho engine’s wfaistle.! 1
COLONEL EAST.
" Every one knew Col. Easy. - He was
familiarly'called:-Easy Colonel. Parson
Quiet knew him; Esquire Short knew
him; J udge. Blaff;t)f: thejidjoiping:county,
■ knew him % and the Hon, Mr.; Stiff;knew
him. are'you, Colonel;and
what news - have you P* Ho livCd in - a
gable-roofed house, just on the corner near
theHojel;—an old house sacred to him,' be
cause his father’s father built it ; and he
was very serious when- time' Crumbled
away an old pillar that -supported the por
tico-and obliged him to replace it-with
modern wood. .The interior was pleasant;
old family- portraits looked down■- from the
walls, and a spread eagle protected an an
tique mirror by being perched above, and
gazed below: with open. beak. The k itchen
tooj looked South,- and its old ; corners were
cosy; and the fire place, oven and painted
beams, above* claimed -near,
smootlt poles stretched from one to the
] other, supporters., for sausages, .seed.:corn,
Ctc. The Colonel loved this place ; and
of an evening, he smoked .a pipe here, and
laughed out his eyes, and chatted with , a
neighbor and the parson, and told many
funny storied. .This old kitchen: was Co3y.
And then the lawn, with elms, and maples,!
and oaks. His father had played here; he i
had.played here; his sons had played Here; i
every blade-of grass was dear to him—:
why not ? - .
c As I said, every one knew the Colonel.
Tho bdys in thc parish, as he passed, took
off thei reaps and 'whispered one to the
other, ■“ There-is Col. Easy, n good man.
iwish he could hear from his sonhow
long he’ has- been gone ! ; Fapa says he
owes Col. Easy' a great 1 deal; for hegot bis
Contract from, him; and ;I- know Esquire
Shottnever wouldhavogoneto theLegis
latureifithadn’t.beenfortheColonel;
and Judge Bluff never would have had the
•say about hanging “poor Tom’? if the
i-Colonel had’nt got mm nis judgeship.’’ And
so it: was. Col, Easy had inherited an easy
-property* and, when , young,- dashed some ;
hadalways been the. poor, man’s friend:
Had, bcnefitted others and not himself; had
placed his parson in a lucrative' position,
aad sent Senator Stiff to , Washington, and
helped Judge Bluff -to the bench, and en-
Esquire Short, an(l a great many
farmers ;"had educated an'expensiyeTqmi
jyVarid atthe agb'bf sixty" fourid his pro- i
p.erty. dwitidled to-a small 1 amount;: enough;]
though,hehoped,tobmyhimself andconi
pahion; but he was forgetful of contingen
cies.; irahy one found himself in trouble,
Colonel Easy was the man ; if advice or
calculaljbn I why,.Cot.' ! EMy «»uld do it; if
pecuniary assistance,"Col.*Easy; and so it:
had-been-until--it s wd3-a ’ common'saying,;
“Col. Easy Cares for every body ;■> and not
for himself.’” Yes! Reader, he was a
clever man, and did many clever- things,
hoping,., by -so doing,' to carry out .the
'Scripture-admonition;-‘love -:thy.'. neighbor
asthyself. ,, :Humannnture smited.inthe
creation of Col. Easy, a Godjsend lomany,
a.blessing to all. Whyahould he-have
gardens of sorrow, heavy trials,; and-sore
afflictions ? Alas!:he .was. of the. earth;
.earthly, for “the rain fallctH upon the just
-and.the unjust alike.?? ... - The, poor Colonel
,hiad shed bitter tears-over the loss of Awq
noble.sons, and he mourned: in,hitteniess
his.‘ ; £rst*born*. Three, scions clustered
about hinl and opened a bright future for
Jiis bld.nge, but two" faded from His sight;
"and the other strayed from his' call. He
iwns childless and' yet liis eye spoke'kind'
"ness ; His heart Went forth for other’s' 1 re
lief, and he was the same’ good-easy: Coll
Easy. Perhaps the uhcertmttfate of 'his
son Paul agonized him more than the death
of hjs sbns ; andsonietimesin the gloam;
ing, when the day had passed, a tear could
He detected stealing from' its covert upon
kind wrinkles, yet the sight 'of his life
partner ' w6ii|d; clear it up; and the
pleasant 'smite-stood.- over the wreck: -On
a-Sabbath' at churcli, too, when ESqUiro
Snprfepev'was Sometimes-the nucleus
Wall eyes by the return of his son frohji
;sea;:the-lips ! of Col. Easy ■
and his hand invariably - shaded -his 'eyes,
he could not-help; it, but his ;dovotional
ai r seemed more -deep; and: himself*, more •
contrite, meagre. himntenBe feelings. No
for Paul, for-fie had
heyer heard: frombint- sincehisdeparture,
jHd had grown; with dissipated i habits'.-
nhd iri:-a- wild-frolic had wbunded a com-■
: panion; : tmd;beforo;the - result wos<knowp
hadfledhishomeiandcountry.:This.waa
dhgihistoiy^ofthe Colonel's-agony, which,
he: had endured for twenty longyearsL.
: ; T ‘the doundSd ‘.boy-
and eared fqr-,ab'lits‘etvn.
; ; ti^i^.nSti^a'pefsdb3han ? H^fe:SemrhA'
Stiff ; in'fact he looked upon - himiis
Istitute for hi 3 lost- Paul. : ;i 'Had it iiot,beep
i ffi®unfortunate ” family
. 'trduwe'thaiCplj. Easjt.was a prov'eibialljr
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OUR NOMINEE.
From ihe Kmekerboeker.
BY KIT KKLVIK.
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kind roan, considorateness might
have been attributed todomeaticßorrowa;
but no one, to took upon his face, could dis
cover a cultivated nature; it was innate.
Not a needy dwelling in the county but had
felt the generous aid of this philanthropist, „■■■
, But the shadows of life began to length
en and thicken upon the,Co!oncl’a path*
sway. 'lt would appear that, like unto Job,’ -
the Almighty had permitted Satan to har* ,
-rasa him for-his own wiso purposes, and
with the swift feet' of’evil had--visited his
friends, to steel their hearts against his
misfortunes,'and also to bring/troubles in
frequent repetition. ; Senator* Stilf, for..
whom the Colonel had largely' endorsed, :
over open: to the memory of tho-injury he
had sustained, as - it were, from :his: own
hand, died suddenly at Washingtonj with
largerliabilities thamhis assets could can*
cel. The .village merchant;.a debtor for
heavy cash' suitts, loaned, had foiled, and .
put an end to his existence. Farmer,
Wortley’s buildings were, .destroyed: by, :
fire, and his' delinquencies were fearful;
.all which riveted the--Colonel still moro
fast in close and awkward circumstances.
He began to feel and. fear. People said ,
the Colonel had grown: old: very
Poor man!.- I hope he . will find a quick
ratum for his life long services ordevotion’
•• to others. •Su rely Judge Bluff and Esquire?
Short conld easily advance all necessary ~
aid, for the Cblonel taught them how to do
well in the world- The Colonel lamented'
that.he could assist no.raore, but must, :
assistance. - A very• quiet letter.-was sent,
to Judge Bluff, and a noteto Esquire Short,;
couched krmanly language of
He spoke of no previous business; he touch*,
edno chord of memory ;.it was merely fox
present assistance. He was sanguine, all
was right, . Return post brought the fol-:
Jawing, reply from the. Judge ; * ‘
. u ville,'September 18. -
“Paul'Easy, Esquire-Sir Your let*
ter of the-12th, requesting, o lo.an, is re
ceived. :1 regret/sir, 1 ter say," I‘ h‘ave made
such a disposition of my ready cash/that
■it would materially inconvenience 'me-to'
favor? you - at the' : Hoping.-
: your many friends may appreciate . your
necessities,
•■■ “I remainyour obedient servant, m-A i
• “R. ■Bttn?r. , .l: f
The Colonel’ read ; it, wiped-his ;specta»
cles,-and read it again.-’ foSmapor*’
son to whbmhe had rendered numerous
■pecuniary’favors,.arid who rowed hispolitiv
cal position to him. Esquire ShorlVorj
sWer wus also before him:
' Tcesoat Mosnihg, SepflSi '
“P. Easy, Esq. —Sir: I was surprised
to receive your note this morning,-consid*
’ering your utter inability;present er pro?.",
pective; to return me at any time the sum
yon desire. : I: had’ supposed : that ? ybut
heretofore honorable course of conduct was
a. : sufficient guaranty against any such
equivocal exposure of character; Of
course, sir, my expensive family : prevent: <
me from' indulging you in such-n strange >■
vein. - Gnoneß’SftotT.” -
■■ The Colonel had not recovered from this
unkind and ungentlemanly reply;whenthe
Judge’s letter arrived." He'could scarcely:
believe, and yet the truth was before him;
He had played tho .benefactor,; and .Was
reaping the usual reward. Other sources
failed, and up the gftme, retiring
. into a state of ’feeling. uphappy beyond-:
measure, There was- but one step; he
strove to avoid it.' - He resorted to all his
fertile resources ; yet* there was but one.
Vision before him—an entire'relinquish
ment of his all: the old gabled house; the
kitchen, the lawn; the trees.- ’ His-heart*
strings were breaking, but; the:same' pled*
sant face covered all. 1
One October day, the inhabitants of.the
quiet village of ———,,read, with, sorrow
the-following notice in: tliocounty paper
: - Salkofßeal Estate; = By
order of. George' ShoriyEgq.yCommisaionr'
er if Insolvency. The subscriber, wilt sell
atPubTic-Venduejonthe, tenth ofDecem
ber, at teuio’olock in the forenoon, nlllthi
right in equity which PAUL*EASY, tmrin*
solvent debtor, hds to redeem his farmYly-.
iofc in——-. ' ;/ , \'' t ]' \
•" “Thisfarmisoneof the.most desirable :
and productive in the. county... On it are
a large gable, roofed hoase-and two baha.
P.or particulars inquire-ofO.' ! // ! AfbKt,
or the subscriber, at.Kiricstali.'
i , . * *‘E, B. PcsBMAN.'
, “October 10,18—7’ •<
But the wind was tempered to the shorn
lamb, ' ’- ' \ 7- - -
Before, the .aides'*' of December ,hnd
.come, 1 the thick darkness, bad. bsed: dissipa,
ted, and the Colonel’s Cye Was ’moist- with
-joy nnd happiness. His lodt son Paul had
returned -rich from a long- residence’.in
South America,-and the- old-gabled house,
the lawn, the trees; were still l»is. -= .
' Bender, yen’- have-read ■ tales’Without ’n
moral, : but there isone-intended heffe.-v*l
need notdefine it? Butdo y6u. ; know.any
Colonel Easys?;v Are you- proteges of such
an -one ? r. Have you kindness
and:returned.it not ? Hayfi-.you.received
hreadand givens stone?- -Have; youjelt
ihp kindness ofj others,-apd. repaid;them
with selfishness ?- Is there any , truth jin
this Hyle tale-? -Was there ever a Color
nel Easy? . ./ -• ,
TVROOMS—loodcre. onhanUVndioV rale: Hy- ■«!?/.
4*;, -. ARMSTRONG A CEOZER, ',
. fcis Waicr aiid friFtoni klrtftfc''
’VjHAi*-~6otiaU bUls.rea'Stmtl.lorsari
Qhe lot, ; . . ... F: EU DBAV.O, ■,
. l e » . -N&rD.iUiioitA.
-fitV-Rens.. NO. I Uiilumoto iierriisg) m rlore hn
consignment, for safety- ~
. ten taaffe, kagpi&F.'a paNK-
I?XTRA ANO SUPERPtNE- PLOOR—Atwijif tin
•4LA-hw4 ; A#4iror.»al« at the: lowest
Jen . taaVfk, Maguire t-Btiit;
CIAFE'ond convenient STORAGE,'with or without in*
0-sttnmce.by. -j
Jell • TAATFR, MAOPiBK A n.ANE-
T)UIM»4-GOSHRNOIIt;EBIi— Ajplrmiliiut.fpriile
X-. wppiesaio aaS retail; tty J. LAVEW A.cp^,
... jolt - Tea Dealt ra a r,q Grocers. -
'lSroonEN' afcomoeiu received
i-lf ? cpn«ig«taen( »nd:ffffi,sslslw; i, J. ■ •
J.XAVEt<V A CO,
> -jell-'-- - '• - ■ Tclt'OtaWrSnndGracfertr
jfvKANOtsJ-Oo Haul) 10-ajinjiu,,* diy.sa bjt«.
i primo Orangei. For saloEy
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_je3 .• .■- : ■ . N 0.250 LUienv.Klrcrt*
'•SjTALAOA VVINKS-swceijmaUry M«bs»YVTnca;: y ;
.ill untorcsnafdreaW&tr ■: ; - ;J
MILLER & HICKETSOJJ,
221 and 223 Liberty
Art CcJHT OOLONG -TEA—Which hio given' sncli
:A TV> l>cner*l satisfactionwont wiMI-cattoni; we,qau
JIOW supply to any>xtent,''having just "MrTvtJ o’lsrgo
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