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PROFESS lON AL CARDS.
;-a i Robtv C. O. Sproul* • w
. A TTQBN J3.Y AND. CQENSEIiU>K AT LAW—Office, No.
—, Fourth street. Pmahurgh, Pa. declluy _
• '* *■“ . . , Jaimes A. Lotvtlt, .
I'ttOttSEr ATrattv-^omii!,fourth ntfftt,f ittshurfh,
i-.j./V'ohrtwMU BtnHhflvM street ttaACherry alley- Ideeffcly
.« isr.v or,. to.: JOSEPH WEAVER. TATO
n-.tATXOBMEY . AND . COONSELLOB AT LAW,
~. - Office, KovlA* E-onrtU etreet,
J ; , . . .. J»tTTfflOaQC, PA. . _
JOHN BAHTUS,
ATTOfiNET AND COtTNSELLOB. AT LAW,
: ■ • Office, corner Flttli and Grant ate,
m- :-prrrsDDnaQ.-pa.
* •"muresatlaw*andsolicitor m chanoers.
Post Office, Steubenville, Ohio.
■ , ...j . • P« '
• x »TTfIRNEYAT LAW—No. 109 TVuxUt street* Pitteburgti,
doos iKjlcrer idr- Italy. J***’ ®
C* Orl».ntlo Loomlo, .
TTORNKT Fourth;street, above WOO 4.
a-r•• «\ t Tli>QCT rt> Mi MaMhflUf < •
' Buildlngajß>wth
. j» i .H*U*Carttfttan, .
~ AT LAW—Office on fourth ttrtrttyDotvean
Obprry &IW ana Grant-PtrepL- • 3K * T —
» TTORNBX lAW-OSIm in
. A BotnwitWEallJinm.cm Orant -trget- J
i>< U.iißMn,
- A TKJttSSX AT LAW No-127 fourth rtrrrt,
jQj w ,pp»rßtaiU>flß^«- > ' • _ _ ■ —-
Palrleli'M.’Kenna,
-- •Ali’B'B'B B'i N .OF * UU W 4mrai
f 'oroll'kloaß done.with the great
v|,?4Sri»»“w T« Estate**.
amiDPti. &&- ■■■'
•• 'ij, s, Nealt Aiclcnn** 4 * . . _
- 0 or THIRD Street, between .Wood and MortetEtrMts,
Tv PitLbir-h ' fTpmptlj nestle. Bonds, Molt
witK neatness and seen
'*■ ta-y~ _—— r ~^~
- , It. A-Hlit BUIIUHON Dt.NTIST, («ac
gOTgfefe cjssor. ta G.W.Ciaalo,) KO. 144 SMITH
- H^?0 S ” r ,, frOra 8 tolo'^d
.., ronj* to X- oVicck. . .: ■ —-—'
, ... .1 'SOQrr.'DEN'TIST, gourttiacreot, tiro doora
ffffSSgbinl r ' f &lar&6t« .
•HU4, tltf bmcr. Ho gas From A * U ' to flTe
'dcc2o:y
BUSINESS CAROS.
• ’ • 7 ... ..... .........iMS. nCUBiOB.
““X* CO..
cossissmn and FOiiWAsaisG se&ciiants, l
: : tiaalßrs.fieioraUy in Eroduco, Ktubnrgli, Cin
oiunati and other Manufactures, c *
■jia 93 iVantrtret!*,- bd&ca » Market and Ferry t »
' * * pa. .
i^iisiSsss
:: Graff, lf«. Bfcfiwur.l,
‘ :a Si?Tbom«BaS« W ell, E3q.,Gcrr S o Ml*, &<!■> »W n
: Stoner, B.«q ' 0 - • •'
-r— . • • QUO. BlTi‘l 111
•WS^«skr ß liK"nisr*co.,
■'■■JOKVfAKDISa AND COU-MISSIO-N jIKitCOA^TS.
- v Ml*rti lirat, mmut too*- Va .
- *pr7 . _
■ ' II ikii •• y* l-t* CollfcllO? .
-r-inR WARDING ANU^COiIMISSION MERCHANT, and
ISSiaMffiss^
Piuil A MLarciocU,
Ohio- • '
/is» r 5SS!fc« WUJJM
-Hd.SI VCtai «tr.»U llttthurght . . iPI^L
«-- '■ ■ lt,.T. 6. jaorgttu, - ■ :
bLrt'eL, b*low mb ,l**t 1
1&*. Wnalmi. Baits aud Tanners Sfraps. ?.,.. ?
1» WoM St-b,
,JJV,tUhurgh. The highest ih casb paid for raga.
imu-'Kiu. pitMbursu.
Miller & liUiUfstbou, RR .vt|irs
.JdUlSty streets, W.tsbarsh. Iron, Nails, Oouon la™,
: constantly on —--
William Carr Co.,
/Wa. Cabs lato af Uie tirm J ; pA^ A .r!:\ v , nM
-rrrUOLMALK U UOCBItS and Lenlers Id
W and Brandies, Old .Uononi.-ahalannd B«-liBsd WBU
-329 Commercial How, Liberty
— Co-l’anuer«lilp.
raas^^^Hsls
*»mos; warehouse No. IKi Water andlSD Front etrueu,
formerly otcmW by Umbrae * ‘ J s^ a LIgH ,
IUCUAIUiSON
JAoS. J. IIiSSiiKTT.
: Plttsbttfgh, February ISSlfeb?.
*Ti R, DftAVO, DUunuDd, i’it.tt’barch, >»■. dealer b
gisa^^^iS-vSriSi
stßSC! a®s®Krsa- , ss»-;
full assortment of !««»«»•
VmatolQariJn deed*, and iaviUa the attention
Kreaxtad la rural altalrs. -
eaaMSiL * j. aicnAai>»ov j.l. Bas.'fjm
W *• RICBIBDSOS.
Fenaa.
"■ Uoaimtsiion Ho«*e»
31YTP. Uwvu oj>eo«l & Ik»ush fir the above pur
[ W,at So. 17 rmLttuWU street, tour doors abov« lb.
M?QSttbela llooso. Wo mil pucchaw, « “
eotflmiß-Jibh,for lo j ir ’ B^n^ i r\ £r
Oit3, Bsrlry, Flax *ei. Gran S-'A, Kiltd ***y. «&
Son which we will make advances, or purchase al ■
hast market rate* for ca*h. 1
Hot 6
Jr*. u. ....
T'vEA.LKIUN’ aKOOiIUES, PK.JLHJOK, ftoto. baco*
jjioSo- 10, coriiLT Pirrt
o. roD -i'.
T. B. Voaag Co ,
y t Rmithfifid strifi, a'D
Materials »n4woi»-
ln-pirfrim lot l»°a “° J J “ ,, ' r ** ——
—rR A\t) WHOLESALE DEALEE IN \VINEfe
• LKIUOKS, No. 147 North BeijmJ strrot, fifth do >
oastsWk Philadelphia, has od hand the be-1
SSktilSS oW Brandies, Wines'. Irish WhiaSy, Mooonga
gM-ggtfesa^-»~»y
Itrair a. rotjsa.
Wm. Jf'i „ .
»sbd ttfla, jnd »t I3°der«t9 t»t»v ■■ ' ■■
—R. O. Uunoan, ' /
ula mißty. No. ai uto r tv f|T ;L-
WHOLESALE andlte tall SADDLE, HARNESt
fiHfi»xkoNK, VALISE ami CARPET BAG
*s* turer. No. 108 Wood street, Pittsburgh, £*•
John H. Hellorj , motn ..
-rrTHOLESALB AND RETAIL DIiALKR IN MUSICAJ
'W' INSTRUMENTS, Pianos, Bluslc, School Boots tt»
fl&flonery. No. 122 Wood street. r,nnl
A. Anil,
-rcmOLESALE arid UetaU D* in Silks, Fancy am
lftf £ZhdZ£ DSTGOODS, Nob. 51 Msrtvtand 6 Uni'"
,te^t,Plt£bgtsS r " ,,rJ
. . "JOSEPH CHA.£KL&M~
wHOI/ESale - UE A eer in
CIGARS,
- -• 53 M/irkbt mtueft. PiTTßimnan
"POWER a HU*jIU>ON,
tsSsrssss;
asslsfi, jSasiß ss™*®
gtreaytiaar tlie ~Po*t Oflleg- . , ,
17 Ko 7 ISABELLA St., near the Emmet Hotel,
axi* Kuwait r.
, 1. CUTUDtfc-
SOS» „ w
DEAL ESTATE AND QENKHAL AGENTS,
IL SmWiJidd sired.
SEALER In BMT^SQOeCTIUINKS
.nd UllAipUATSiCOinntlof Mnrkat andJ-.bertjM*.
174 P|ttafj'urj:h, P«.
' JOHN MITCHELL, .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
I. UIL
Kotlee. • ..
TQS- yt-RMTNfI having associated with JO3. ABEuj tpe
•I cOTiiru«r6d under the style .o'
j ; ABEL ‘.k C 0. t at the old stand, corner of Smithfield an'
yonrtlr'Btfgets. is*
A .. Wtitt*m Thorn, DratCgUt,
A TTAfI BEHOVED to the' corner of HAND and PBfl*
rf flfcrfeßtfl r 'where, he will, os usual, attend promptly t<
-, hUlraSilertus CriendA ' ill articles In his Uno are warrant*
•j pure, rod putupwith the utmost care. mar!4:6m
•: J , . john groctt,
i OF BUA.NDLES, XUS, WISES, As,—Deal*
XlaftnaOU Hononaibelft Whisky, Peach Brandy. 4r
Eeciifyißg DifitlUer, earner of SmlthfielU and Front
; ptneta, Pittsburgh. &pr!3
V‘ f'ht ■ ; i -V ~> ’ ]
. ;;A -,sy, y .7»*= ?‘- r *T •!' ±V> »,
» cv>-
.r&A.-M-is l. iutJwa
No. 135 Wood Street,
N«t door to H. nhlld'o.ahoo House. Pittsburg)
VOLUME XIII
BUSINESS CARDS,
nod manufacturers cl wunty,
qvtßulC\L AND DKNTAL ' rutin#*, on the multi road to Mnnon, and 8 miles from lip*
, s»ecx;HSS
* saws®
; &"*** - W or of Mr. John Mann, on th. P-
Tailors and Hair Dressers’ Shears; rocirat Scissors, _o. , mi*«u 3 „ ctv „ or lind , v | th a large Steam Bar. Mill, now
Also, Trusses and Supporters. i in'nnrrt'Rcfui ot^rption; 3 Frame Dwellings, Barn. Ulack-
P r2&'"or, description, to I
"','• Armstrong oMinty, Va Entire as abo.e, or of Mr. L.
S withdeSfAtoi.' Hunting parties snpplied at j K«W 6to 800,000 feet, B M.,of good
'irttfß. - j Whiu* Oak IManfc. 3 itvhes thick, Bor 16 test long, < to H>
- 1 Chandelier sand Gat Fixture*.
npHX subscribers nrannw opening at their new Warworn
-1 NO 100 viEST STRHIiUf between Wood and Snub
field, the largest assortment of CHANUKLIKIU, BH.ACU
ET3 PENDANTS, and all articles connected vitUas fitting,
ever Offered in this market.. Haying arrangements made
by which they tSOlhe cohstantly la receipt ot new pattern.,
and varieties, they confidently.invite the attention of V'ir
-chasers tothelt selection:' We are determined to set! ae
low aaany homo in the West, and being
torsi can oiler pocniiar advantages to those derating ..rtlclee
ee heretofore to fit up buildings o i every do
scriptlon for gas. water and steam.
Brass Casting, of all kinds made to
\p, 10'.} Kir-t svreht._
GEUKGU tiLETCI
T&OM HEW YORK,
MANUFACTURER of th«* ci>VVrHt*-d
\ Gossamer WuLilaiinff El-*?''-’
\ Ban-i Toupee*, nii-l ev-ry .1. --n fl» -r.
I of ornamfnM.l Hair. \ ! ‘ r
(Jeutkmf:]. "0 FoUUVIJ h. u .
hutwecu Wood ou-i i’H'tC':, I.*'--
c^^^ bur S b -
§ BtKTCEER‘S RJ’Ktt-sn cnuV' I '*^
8 and Geallonipo to mt*r.sui« tn*u u *-»■*>
7 with accurac;.
FOK WJlitf.
L°- i: h, nJ 10»«*. no. a .
S; : t SSSSS’SS.S'^r.i.n.a.
F„ 0 ; iou P :S, to o“ C r tip, top of **»
..H«rn. the awt flhap" of t-he P“f'•
Coach Rtt'i Carriage Factory 1
H>HHSTOIf, BEOTHEKS ft CO.,
Obmtr' «-■■>•
' *2 « n , the public generally, that they hoc?
iSStjESSS. commenced the manufacture of Carriage.,
§jyf~_J2Z_B»rt!Ui:lu;!, ltociowaye. Uaryi.-s.cicicl'"
Chariot.. In all their various »tyle» ol hni.h and proi-orlloo.
All orders *lll been-eut«l ulOiatrirt r «S» r 4.«vur. . -.
and beauty of Snlah. Repair* *->ll also be attended ." i n
the most reasonable terms. Csin« In all work the
best Eastern Shafts role., and Wheel /lull, they leelc"C
dMt that all who fa ror them with their patronage, will be
netfectlv satisfied ou trial or tboir work. „_i,.
purchasers are requested to gi** s u 3 1 -J v
ring elsewhere. - y
I f. JoUKSToH u - T- JoaSsTOS
Klcelalor carriage Factory-
JOIIKSTOH, BIIOTIT/.H A Cu.. I’UACrIcAL COACU
MAHERS, comer of Rebecca ami ii.dmm.tstr.-o A-
Chen? -It!, i'a., liute ou hand and am manufartu, in- on
of Carrtncaa, Kta-Uwaya. Rnfmra
Ilnc-Jitt. Cara, Ac-, made in att their '' 1 ■ 1
sttfe regard dmablUty an t beaut? of Jot-a
their work the best .luuiaUlron and . astern >'“h?, r> - ,
naira artemled to on the must reeionabie terms- de. y
cunSJent that all who may lator them wnh . -‘.w I'« trl 0
ace,will be perfectly sati-tird on tnal f their wo--
The Pittabunsh aul Manchester Omnibuses I'a-s 't- rt m
t«minin.utesduriap tbn duy l _ *“ 7 --
£lTT*U\H(.Bti COACH t'ACTOIO.
u. rnomow MA»tt* t- STIVC.aa OtOEO. ALJir.T
Bigelow Co.,
ft UCOESBORS TO K. M- 810 *.Lu\V. -V'- 46 /gggiJL
O Diamond alley, near Wo<vj 1 ill'*
hi,r.'lv—COAClltUC O.CKRI All 11-C **s‘ l
TONS, 15UQ01KS, and «▼*•?>■ cr '. 11 ' ■
fADry reticles built to order, an-i ku»«ije<i vt« * v 1 *- 11 -'--' '
surpasxd for beauty of .l*s.d;?u t *.f fiu»- '• > -
wor&maaship, and durability o' ui.v. «-na..-
gg- Ail work warranted
" JOSEPH KLOIMi,
[SO CCt B 8 0 B TO 1-. v. i - '■ e X *
C'IORNKH MARKET Stiltin' AN Li I'id ' ’ ,
J constantly OO hind a full •»t :i* —nt <d *
fines, MedicinePartum-; »;■•! **i- am- .c> ;-r.aiu
lo fl» ,^, tpScians' ’prescriptions e&rd'uUy coa|H>ui>.W »'
*ll ....... J '
:-U •; *'t'h *VtTY fl
' i r-> ivitirv <cr^f*cuou
M ' '' ‘ }, : V t tv f „v ant U>- «u I -rs'ir -in-liiy of
W. \\. Wlt.'U*,
>l( \\*»u v im'iK' , r anil
■ous fIXiTIPn. j ~J \l.lrß,*; nrM tour*. Is stn-f’".
rLfiPIISG BROTIIKUtf, , .* j 4 , urilllare nll «t ChMn.
(Successors to J Kidji A . r.ai . } . „ tn- t„ nt l * in«nnfcrtu-
WHOLESALE DIUJO U IbT u, ' r\ /V.Tr i m i?--at Ca::in fvrMTUKK AST>
A’a. c-j TJo»>i Si r-r; ,» t ’«\[ ) ;r ~ f r r-ry J.--n n. tt-:
Proprietors of Dr. C-.-ict,rr.U-a -•* fij J |j;, r.-i.-u I'kiiM
Pills,Ac. J j i. U.nr -iv*;
JO HN HAFT, JH.,
(81 icra-por tr M‘i; u(T---.'i
Wholei»l« mil HtUII Di urkUl, ; -■
AND D«l« in FAINTS, 01I.S. 1A f. tll.fr.-, Ac, Ml : * „.
A. Wood »treet,a>ro< door-hcl.-w ' l-u.IIt i (V, V.- Tilde.;,
gpr;:mAely _ _ ' .' - ' ; -'1
R, . L . ALLEN, M *"'" .Bd’w-rUtatnffclp wTm|.t»l. and pr' '•« "»«*■
■ WHOLEzALi liF-Ai-EK I>> , . .. X. Jl. Y XNCi A O'*
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigarj, Old ilononga- n* Pmiti n-i i « .«:•;«-»- cttv UnM.,
hela Eye Whisky, tc., ’ .> o T l <: K -
AtSO.aKCTfFVINIIIMNTII.I.Kn, luL y.s ?TifKIM) M AM’FACTORY,
NO. A WOOD STIU'.EI. FI . ,5111... i, 11. I A ... ... ~ r „, r tfa-Jtrt
WINKS, Brasdies, Oina, Cordial... c, n. ~ - - ' ■ | iI -1:U 1.0 I '. FA
Croix and New England Hum. t ar-.,.. vu n , t- i-owl lh» ■«-*-« *r4 »•«* lurortcd
icotch AJo.london ilrowo Stnnl, .1* i, .1 F' ' \\ ' • , v c ,-r aalc In IW« Hl*.
S,Mnknh«laEy»nndK«u£. d » r ',,-r ..Jran.ag-t" mil a. Ulla w
.VIM Cherry and Ulacktiiwo , cvemi.n i.'ind.i.-. *i..l reaniine 1,-r rtnmrlw, It U ail l n«alu>
Argali*, and Principe Clean.; Ualf-ypam-h anl * _ „ ~. ODA LA
Jigara, aU at nab*** Hi Ylklrl'"'d c“rcrv'.ivle','i,n,l , N. It dlWn ?«•*•*« O.M».
fancy Ear ««*• “ nJ iuu; .. /, >• ' ! r
yemijolmsof Rll J rt k ' ... l --L, -
|,.n of iny Stock., at No- *» .nr vt. Ii;r; - U
•»«nn*u
r. It. lle«<lty t‘o., , ,
/ VirW'CWA'KT WAKIII ,V*. W ThirJtiT*U
— - I V r!,t —.!•'} v r -ij"vu.!mn \h-\r irn*r»d*
Hettovjil. __ ' v . ' .. A i‘, in Ptori thfir
o-JNO E. DOWSING, CLOTIULR, *» »• -;j,• ; „rcAitrm> -nr
zrzt ! r,
~ ~ R Casstm.res and Ve.-,lings (or onlrrrl T'-ri. At a.‘ .1 • 1 . r-'-it-' in w ,nt ate Invited to call and ,I»m
uK'irtmeol of FarobhiDg Uu«vl» Aw »nll»n>-o. ii.rti.wii>* llolrts. and ltiw.dracra rum
• Ut,ol uUuuaUlioa.l'ruoks, Umbrella-. 4r „ b „,,,, u,. mh-t „
" : ....wuuji. «nv.«. probt. »0.l qiifrtf ACn.U.
Entail ClotUing KercLiuta, tkkm? <.a*ii unit. ZLL. u atuso port my tactew a tta tea of T. KE-VNJJ>J..
WSOIMUe B * WO.JI) gTUKKT. ‘ W. n. Il»v«n. JR, *<»>•. “ WlUtam U. T»lcou, »k“. «><'> A- 0 -
„ . , • ““ctfull. mfor.u tuar old customer. ~U ) pu.ivn-.n >:■> r U'.l.i• HMKMT, (!»t. John- H rur y, *lll continue the Looking[Glass .0.1 \arwtj Baal-
ia KA' that th.v bare this J.l »' i , 7 -kvo , and w Mol Slatlnucry “ M ’ t \he old .laud, cot««r of VPBOd Md fourth «.w r.
L W»» public business, under lh-!.-u M „ „„7 i. ..el i- e,« u te -v .trie MW, uud „ lh „ of Wm. If. Talcott 4 Co. I c-übdeuti) re
vTli'litV 4CU They respeetluily «-U«t a c i: ,|. i -I •Mnllo.- and tt-»n ; Cl , lameod thro, to my toMMr .ustom.rs, as ««, ».J
,1 JOHN 1* CLU-h-hl 4 to. J vi.-’o loclToeutirosolUtaitloß. .
1»» of H>Mki»*mv , lM • bf ,h,o. ,c ; | cl Blue --■ 1.0i1.-o «. I .•« the m.«t !<• AJI pe « mfl b.rlog Ueoi»oa.»g«fn« m»,»nd oil lodri-.M
Tbc rrevlouf bu.io.-. ' , *' '' ' . 'to „,11 pitot* ci.lir BU ocrlj
’ U',-U of. Prlolln* Off.ro , 10 “ ' T. KBSSEaV, JR.
U4IBU, lUf ol lb. urn. o ' ■■ •I rVi'.oV-': „i„l W 1 o I -
tl. A.'”L ol 1..1 fi Wori lT* *lm me r Va
frrles»oja<l on lb© f-t'-rwrt ao r4*x h h» may Av«\t» lo pr.v*urn
• - ’ . ,‘IM : :trn N'ntiv*. Wiur. * tl»t» purr of th««
M. Inform hi.frietbifi »nd th. pnb.w. t- -»• ; , a ... i-l»n:.i b. mi» .wll.nl jirtg«r,
Comber, ; ;.,„a ,o ,o
; >*» . •
Board and rlaai« p UUl'» Alinnnnca for 1H33.
“Aom"*******'* ""T*'***'**™** -. «W7x»-»
r A VT»*nlerB would fittt It to th» ir ndvariUß* J; r :,L ( ,f {f.»r tH&5> r«iloulatrd M Sanford C. IIUI.
d now turniKh with l>Uu**d K „, , an ,, i,, r many )•<*«?>» l‘uhlieh.‘d hv Mr. Luke
-uvooier the name of •• UW.' Almond. Ih.
=ss. i™TSfsSmi““ j .n’rnwmnnn almanac
HEBBON & CBISWELL, IHU.'S MAUA7.INK ALMANAC,
BELL AND BBABB EOUNDLKS, j 1 mu/s amkiucan farmkbs’ almanac
r IOTfACTDEERBof >ll kinds ol BHABB WORK, LO- • , , „,, lv u „- e , s ,ry lo .»y, that U.' rrlWoii> coral and
CMIOTIVB7BMAM ENOINK, PLUMBERS, 4c. Al- . r „ #rort ,. r „, Mr. Hill's Almnoic* will bo maintained
°i. COtt a n CUJ. 1 and others are hereby cautioned ngalnat
Votuxdrj »^ 0 Market stTKft, ; i u fnn!»im: on ih*> copyright of tb.‘ nbnrfl .Almanacs.
n?n B nRASS and COPPIiH taken m exchuiiKr lor work, T , wIU u . for M le at all the Bunlirtorek, by the grow
At S- ir " ,,J bJ .TOHN 11. MRLI/IR. fil Wood fitreat.
— l ®^ssbEPiTt. IowUV, i \ New ArVivnl nf Planol.
ar. n Comer of Fifth and Wind StrrrU, ■ /-,i]ARI.OTTK 11I.UME, No. 11l 11 mal Etre “;;. 1 18 ■'V'l.fh
Aflloaucffftalrs. cefroin HUH street Pittsburgh ( wlvlnc c.e following new Piano Fortes, with and with
nKSp£oTFULM»l^““n 'g^ T U b ” A P G U |. ;:< cV,ln connec- | XrV style GraDd Action 7 oo
lon Ce p°?fcns e in'w"an't°of M l mints,in any j C arr«l Serwntlne, pearl keys, 7 oclaye Plano,
dso Ittond “ r k . In want of places, will he supplied nt short Twu rul i ~„r r ,..1, s, mi grand, 7 octave rianos.
entruithd to Ms care prompUy ait-! Two ~iniu Uoscw.-I “ ;;
aOUCBw AAA | ,5,) ,\t, l-.A;
ended to. niffhara Esa., Kioh&rd Cowbd, Eeq-, w. , «rhro«-do do 0 “ M
IBtfcrcnca T. J. Macke ral, A. A. Ma«nn, ; T rf . un t corner Kos.-woo-l octavo Pianos. _
). UaUCp Dr. Alox. Blact, James «a j ttn is ' r ., ul j ~o r„ ,.r !'.dW>inl Wk ami front? octave Piano.
lafttt k Old. I A iunht!r Htrival is exp«*rl.-.Ho at-r-«t two woke, fau‘29
i, oeaf?
W6,Ur O Ho. m Weed ,Ueot,
-VL Wood 8toT“. P«‘« S^ T “' n eW ,S.d ond Uo* lroo*,
r>E4l ESTATKAo’eN? McrcUancllie, Stock, anil W!1
Ss^SSS
lorcnwe and Bam of P* OTfcfl * “ u Vf Klll i i***.
W) m,:
Bohaohman A Uauiilcin» ,
LITHOGEAPUERS-Thlnl street, opposite tho Poatoifics,
Pittsburgh- Maps, Landscapes, UiU Heads, Shorr I.iUp,
Abels, Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business and
JMUnir Cards, etc., Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Prluba l
a Colors, (lold,Bronze, or ISlacli, in the most approved rty l ,
nd at the most reasonable pri-es. °'’ n _
icVcI.ISII a'MU CLASSICAL SEMISAHI'.
T. McDonald, m. a., raiscu-.u..
TSTTH naxt sessiOD of the Institution will commence on
I MONDAY, the sth of Sept-mber nest, at the room cor
- of Ferry and Liberty streets, lately occupied by the
■ A. W. tomi., C. Knap, ,7r„ fUF^Yon
nhortt,Jt ;: ff£rr(s -
•covwnATRAND RETAIL CIOAR MAN U FACT URDU
YHOLKSALB AW nasrza is su.ED.-ns or
Tobacco, 1
. 8r» jS* ‘ large supp*y of aU U,e
’ rMPORSHE.* ">•*“*
&• AU^eD! ■
f l i^WAlsroT^l^AS®^wS^^X :
I i room. [declij
,J. rLEHIHG
. ■ •.**•• ?v •. v ’ • * ' ' Ur ♦'«*. •. 'W V. *'\ '. ....
v .: *i V 4 =*• '■* J .*<l ’ '' *» ' ~
' *- ! - . ** \, * .<i ,if f l ■* <-* . .
J ” ’.*• ** -*v^
■
’"• • •
BUSINESS CARDS,
iatbus wide. part to V delivered in October next and part
U April. li>se. Enquire as al>OTe.
Ali-o, for wile, all the Hods. Furniture, and /Jilng £ f
the fttine out of » large Hotel, In tbe city of Pittpburyb,
. , w .ijvfi.r »\ rar? I 'Tie buwirn*®?. Two to five years of the
1 -irt* of the house cun also W bud. and immediatu pospcr-fflor
H ' ’ Knqui’v \e.
WM. A. M’CLUIiG,
DKAI.KR IK
Fine Toas, Choice Family Orocemea and willow
Ware. _
CORNER OF WOOD AND SIXTH STS.,
miauuitoa, pa.
I <•' nor-rtlTinj « lari'! .Fiortmimt of FRKSU GOODS,
I 'in I" hi" niiW.y eilooslTe "took, purvlmwl
rn.i:i tirn baud, in ll." t:=r,turn mnrltiits, which, willbe sold
* l '-.ad families, baying by the
w.l-' tel.T-re.l in «..• rlty tree of oherge. »"p2l
PITToSJURUH RIDING SCHOOL,
EO3EF.T H. PATTEHSOIf, Proprietor,
■ -rr l'l ‘.M-1 ’D .»T!IKK " AN'J> CUktCK\ ALLEY.
r » f ill v ntui uums lo the Ladlea and
5 -n’ ■'! I'm-i-iiiiU. thM L.- has recently erected
n l‘ i'' 1\ U wM-h.to I.l’lut rtf tile, cotmiiodloUP*
‘ ‘ n! in.fifnwhiy ene-lH any elmilar estate
i» I'viy'w Ln!i**<i t*tAt* a lt« location is accessible
ri .. - <•: tb“ ci’y. while it* high and airy nitnutioQ
.piuit-rs ii - <i.f ia.iv -vi U.-i t«- the promotion of health, by
ta«t-t -i e\*relpe. The Horses are docile and
•sell imlntVt. nn l the proprietor pledge* hillis-lf that no
r.ni'jp Of e*j-»»aiM* «rtil be spared to roeke this establishment
the Hr?; iu Iher. Uthl.-n.euJ- the P-»bilO- <yt J\:tf
CftparinerfchJp.
riMIF «uh‘:rrivrfi hen-hv inlhrm the*r fnenda and tho
1 ti.tU chef tmv- n*?c*ot!it«;d tht-mf*lr*B together,
u„>r Che tmn r.f WM. YOVNGS JN' t 00. for lh« purpcw
„i cn •i ,i t <.a iae l‘.\l STING ULSI.N i-Ja, in ail it* branch
-•• »•)■! »...{•• l v -me’ attention to buin*M,to nu-rlt a
rhareui t.m.ii.' p»tro-6u-.'. l>*u-rin* and Graining done
I-r Uip U-'i- .- n bUrpon SeteothStreet,
...i-d-iu- »h«* X.-Niai.*- Kneiu**
‘ ' v ‘- k 1 b VVM. YOUNOSW,
PANIK?. YuUNQgOV.
Notice.
'IMIF Iv-r-'-t of >5 r J**UN ATtTEIX in our business
I rtr.l— from >M" dntn by hgr-*uu*nt. Our buMue**. as
H’ll' A LK «.i UdCKKS. u ill bo continued bv Lbo remain
i'.rtnere under lire firm of”
’ baualky. cosgkay f. a co.,
Km. IS sn.l '.»J Wood strerL, l-itlabtirgh-
BAG ALKY, WOODWARD A CO..
Ko. 221 Market street. I’hUadelpbta
WM. VAOAUSY A CO.
ur.’.b. D-t* inker Idlb. ISA4—[dec22
T II \VK soM m\interest in th** business of Long. MUl«r
i t Co to ? A' Unu, »ho. with Jotro Phillips will coo
• Iu« r r ’the •>,« «L-tO l K- '.i)9 Kroul street. I cordially
tw um to thr jmtronade of my frfoml*.
P,u.,bur;h, Jui, lkf4. I’- H- MILLtI!.
\ *,t.: j. am* i.
[> >.t. .••■ n
j U,r- « JIR
i.H '■■■■ C.i> m CBAir-
...li. BUSINUKR
1 # ' *"
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PIT I'BBUUGH.,. XtfibSldAY,: MARCH! 37, 1855
’s7 a7’i«OX« St, co. t
*(,; -njw.ks. AM) aAS FITTERS.
; , ‘{j.-tr »- •>•'?. ...n'i.'i.i'MW?, Emwiiilt.*,
..-'l.'-r' iss:s: t• • V. l'.' uj h-•«-»•*
V, ... .. t:■ or-lur. iV.r
l*u > *■> i V-n.;, I'. '.i .«u<i ki-i'p AiJ'.l'
- rv„:'- 1.-.- I .'V-1
suvtr Manufactory.
- I;\11:1.1 .‘.i'.-l'.Mimi is Prut*.
’ r ft • in niHttufv,wr '•n'n
ji,.u»ulu-luro wf Uh-
v;. rioin I v>«
Lotiu O/ilce. I
-JOHN A.O'UKIEN,tI7 SUITUniSLI.' KTKKKT, Mown
») Vourth »nJ IMamoi.il «»'J- M™-;. '» ‘j" 1 ' 1
SII.M Mote. I.U'I Nlv.-r . J«'Welr>,
Mn.-i.-nl luMrum»nls,UM>* nml PtooK HMUm Ud*. Pur
nilure. unit tt}L UlnOß of HrtiolM-rSar «..v
('u. Chnriror. for »tora?o <rmlsiiii>ral..Y lower tlini.
hir.-tr.iorr I'llvote entronoo tlmnißh tho h»U doot. All
btMiwMtnMiMrtHmt rtrirtly conMentl*!. .
ktt, polil lnitm*<hat«ly beiug out of
„nW-‘-«: redeem-il. lisrcalnHof Goid ai.il Silver \\ atch
,ys on hand. ftyrlO:fan
y**'V’lry, A , Hlvrn:
HEW'HBBD STOREi
JAMKS WAIiDRO!',
/"vFFEKS for snIeOANAUY BIRDS of the moot Improwl
{ )\, rKi brlnqvery hardy, nod fine singers. Rird Seeds
-Cauari Hemp, Millet, Roue and mired Seed. Bouquets
will !■" furuL-hed composed of the finest FLOWERS,tIi.
? „ Rose Buds Heliotropes, Ac. Evergreens (1n pots)
the Le‘d and Horticultural Srnre,
No. 4« Fifth st., near Wood.
toninme tile Smoke.
“ur‘t”" uow.u use. The attenUou of thus,
solidled. Auy lutorinntion can ’
Nos. 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J- BARNBOBBAB,
dec2t:tl I Iron City Sieve Warehouse, No. 134 » o°u «B
lt is True l
dTH VT PiCTUUK* < f fmporinr exrolU-ncanmy
i be nUaiued at OAKGCT3 l)aguc*r*un Gallo
■ rv No 7G fourth street, at prices varying frora
One to Twenty Dollars. All work warranted to
rl ,„ f „ Childrentake™ In afew«e~o'lr,. Call and e«ml«,
of the rations styles. Boo™ open day and .to
nioc
SV. H. SMITH TV. V>'. Mitß
Smltli, 51 air &■ Hunter,
(Late Smith A-Slnclnir,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS la all kinds of rittabureliVaaalao
lures, 122 Second and 151 First street,
I'enua.
jl * -f C
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business cards
Xotiee.
ritllE late fitoiof JONES k QUIGO. bavinsht-en
1' by thb deaiii of Jot.n F.Qatgg.on the 2t Hi Inst., lb
bu°inesB of said firm will be scirledby the undersigned, at
their ofiloo coruor of Kota and Ptrst streets.
thtiro UsO, . ... ISA XC JONES* 3urv;rtag Partner,
Pittsburgh, September 20,185 t
' ". Isaac Jones,
■» <r kvrrPAGTUREH ot Spring and. Blinter.TSleal. Plough
M S SS Ploogh Wings. jOonrh end fiiipflc
ai!ehrt7« Brass Nut Taper, half patent,. Screw, MalJ and
Hammered Iron Alios,— cornor of Boss nnd First Bmctt.
Pittsburgh, Pa. ' J
aogcr. a co„ o ,
MANtTFACTCBEBS of HOSEES’patent impro.rd Steel
Coltlvntor teeth. OBlce comer Bose and iirßtstreets.
oct2ly ■ , ,
' Spectacle*.
Itj TT!E MOST valuable triumph* of science and art, the
" ™nUon of »££aelo, ,*nl with the highest. Too
emeri-ored Optician, overcomes 1118 advances of nature,
tho aged-sighted U lO Inostlmnbio adt-an
tase of retaining tho noblest of his senses. iot great injnr J
is constantly resulting to thousands from ignorance on the
pan of or or those who venture to choose for them
“Tutre ore m»ny requisites attending the selection of
Glasses. The yurKYof finish of tho glass: its proper oon
?STy - the best form and adjustment of the frame, so a,
to nrcservo the pardl«llsm. with <tho eye for distant vision
or tor Hoar vfsmVlo throw the plane of each glass at richt
angle, to tit. nsls’offTisfon for *ach eye; to bring the ex
act centre of each BUSS: preciaelj opposM* ““A ?“ p ‘; •,P
I baTo the position of the glasses perfect, both horisqntally
and vertically, i«-, Ac-
From long extotfenca in fitting glaues, united vrith a
perfect structure ef the eye, we can
promise scientific accuracy, and thua aid much in tho pry
surratlon of thfreyd. . „ , . . ...
Gold, Silver and fcteel Spectacles,carefully selected of the
b-et Qualities, ibr rolo, Also, glasses fltu>«l, Sc.
H W. W. WILSO>, Practical Optician,
. » 07 Market street, corner ef Poi-rth.
XDWAUD ft. H. HOLUD*T
Rill A Holliday,
PRODUCE. FORWARDING ANi> CUttMISSION MER
CHANTS* EvdnxvUU, ia—Strict attention paid to oil
sale of Flour, Produce, Ac. Orders for
tho purchase of Produce solicited and promptly*ttendt*Uc.
Goods for ryahlomcPt forwarded with despatch.
r. jointa— - «• eociun.
JONEB & BUCHER.
IRON FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
Pmnrybxrtna Railroad, /o&f of Third ti., Harrisburg* Fa.
HAVING increased otiPMa'-hinery. which L» now cl the
most improved order* and having added many facili
ties for <lispaWiing.wbTfc,woare now manufacturing first
CU ** • STRAW ENGINES,
FOR FURNACES AND ROLLING MILLS,
Blowing Cylinders, Boilers, Furnace, Rolling,
3 AWA N D GRIST MILL MACHINERY A CASTINGS,
Oa* and Water Pipes, Hydrants, Retort*, Lain*. Po.-t/, Hitch
lng Posts, Columns. Girders, Shafting, Hanger-,
Brackets,Oellixr Grate*, Bathing Tubs, Spools,
Railing , Verandah# 'and Ornamental Castings.
WV pay particular attention to the manufacture and con
struction of Cast Iron a# ■ 1
Fronts for Houses and Stores.
Haring anfcxWhprve assoitment of beautiful Curved Pat
terns of the most approved architectural order, our great
facilities for manufacturing and shipping enable us to com-
Pe i4rties erecting Furnaces or Rolling Mills, Mill Owner*
and Mill-Wrighta, will find it much to ibeir advantage to
{ call and examine our extensive stock cf Patterns he t «rp
1 building.
WATER CURE INSTITUTE,
TJAN'D STKKKT, (SOUTH SIDE,) BET. I*KNN STREET
and tub kiykr, Pittsburgh, va.
Ds€sd&~ttA£LZ, Graduate and Practitioner in tb? Old
Schools of M-dirimvAHopiuhir and llomcepaUwc, and
fur the past lenyearsnaacocMful IlylropcthiPt, his opened
b WATER CUKE in the abiije location.
The perfectly safe, dirvct arid immediate effect this pvp-
has on all F-*yctSj and all diseases scute and chronic
while It i. c mild, grateful and invigorating to the weak and
. , (fehiiiutcii. rumiers it peculiarly di'ftiriiliie in fincim?, who
China Hull* I will be treated at their homes. . , . .
M. PK.FTSTn.EFr BETWEEN TUIRD AND FOUETiI. AUusulbie ami treatment will ix> :v.r:in;-
—iuO • rates of QUKESgWAKE. of -bl« Fall import-*- Wod vrere d. -iroj; but, burr lung anu thorough esp*-
tun now r.-MTtair, to which we invite the attention c-1 the | fncinr Ibu-U civ* a «*«&*•* iV-M*
ountrv und city trade. Having booi« dozen diib’reot I pathy, wLio. has. the old an! n«. ; . '
t-rn, of Tea Wara, we of suiting ail usu-s; proven *> eminently In “ T '; r y ,o tf
anon,' which may be fuuod white iron atone, gold ounlol jncluumg Incipient U*nauoprio«, D.' uchiti . 1 j , s • ■_>
d : . S “rjlnk, plum purple. br,wn and gn-vc. Ah Tnhammat. rj ***££
ko h «- .rorCTcen sprig aod while imitation atone, which n-rm* Ni-rtnu* and Liver le.-t.j.onu..- ‘1 «
~*'u t»< -id muSTbelow the real stone ware. , £*« highly reput-hU r;tU. ns of m-ori> ereiy * n
WAKE.—Our stock of Common Teas.J’.cte', I paru, .'an WTaaccin.-l it*. U< or Bail* t- cl.hs. Ta - 1
n; ' tl ‘. iub-Mu Var-Lde.-'. Bowls, Pitcher.*, and ev-ry am- ■!« Cl«-r.'> a; .• tn\i:ed tu c**n»utl him gruti... ,
i . ,*i*up ta‘ar-? aD< i selected for the ctry and country U nroi vvau-r Umg uW in Ui‘-e...rnui.mt*i:prnt,nrK.<-i-.r
lo ta.t hnc, 13 : ana se*ec.ea u»r c throughout th* is « luxury in stead ot un[>a.x
lri fli f \v AlU*—Having a larr-o and well selected . to-k a t.t. as th -se un:<«-lUKin.i-J «,
T « JOIIW J. xJ’LF V!v\ Kt-rr. ,
K tT £ The undersized, haring Tinted LWtr.r Ba**V la«nitu
lion ami witnessed his #u«e>-ful ir-.aUn.-nt, rhcorlully rt*.
conmeud him as a thnruughty educated nnd skillful l’hy
-81 Charles T. Rn-sell. Jw. M’CoxmelK liavil Hunt, John
C- CurtU, liobL Pntrlc’i, J-.hn D. Liriugnun, John Wright.
W. W. PutriL-b, Mc\-e< F. K.iUm, 0 Ormsby Urvgg. i.jacd
XBOX AXD BRASS CASTINGS,
Of erery def>rrlpUon; Bmlth Work,. Patera Making, Vur
T»«ri* sod frc.tyoTuywrt»s furoinbM toordrt. {ji'-y ]±-7_
-jso. pnru.n»f
Boots WhoU«»l* Rad HctaU.
James uueu,
NO. SO Market, end G Union street, third door from the
Market If - use. would cull the attention of bis* tn- nu-,
and ih« pnblfcgtocrallY, to the tact, that be' hj>»
hand the largest and best sdecuri «t«* "f l 'J' on ?, „ ,
Slim-.e In ui their raril-ties, worn by ladtssandgontlrni'-u
of FUil .aljdH*. New York and Boston, and rrhlcb,h« trusts
oilin'- .ill to i-leauo all. ~,,,,
H -f. T.rirr-j are v.-rv mnch reduced, anil tin Bell* Ead •« *
UwH<T:»*ht from sl,l-'ioi-l.;-Q, QeuUeinwu’B Bool*. Irum
to $«»; and excellent iM'Dtleineo’fi Gallery and Youths ami
Children'* wear, a.t extraordinary low price*.
Ue also continues to manufacture, aa heretofore. nil <ic
a rlotloDs t.r LADIES A y l) aFXH.EMEN'S BO'Hd AM
blji it.'*, of the b**st quality ami tb<* latent sty )e. all of * bleu
tit warrant* Nor should b« overlooked bis vary Urge as
Mirliueut of Gum Sandals, Overnboea and U for
(UDtl-man onJ ChLJreti. Kr«wy por**n who favors him
witli ihetr patronage will be fairly dealt with. J np9
New Paper Hangings.
NO. 85 Wool! STREET.
f«INE FRENCH AND AMERICAN PARLOR PATERS;
punel Decorations In gold, oak ami murtle;
1U); Papers, of rartou* trtjles; ,
Fi g M „nd Plain Papers,for diuing rooms and chamber!*;
Cheap and low priced Wall Papers;
Border*, Celling*. Figures, Window Shades.
A large and coinpleW assortment of the above, Selected
“- o "’ nm *“ u “ %sawaßuu.
«. oniFP b. j. Gl.il r
Graff, Lletalngcr &. Graff,
YirBSTEIIN FvjUNDltt, NO. UU "'nud street.—Manu-
V\ factururs of OouUug Stores, Coni and tt nod Slot"-.,
Parlor Stove,, UMlou Ware, Plain and Fancy Grates, Plain
and Paurv Ponders, Sad and Dog Irons, Portable tWin-s,
Sugar Fc'ttlcs, Tea KotUss, Stars Kettles, Wagon Bm™,
. , aul*
Ac.&c. _______
*■ 1 \Vui. 11. Tnlcott &■ Co.,
ISDCCIiSOU TO T. IMNH»T, JR-. * Co.,]
MANUFACTURERS OF GILT AND MAIKK3AN\ LOOK
ING GLASSES, Portrait and Picture Pram*.*, Ac , und
dealer* tu Imported and Domeeiic Fancy Goods, No. tti, cor
ner of Wired and Fourth utrivtA, Pittsburgh. cc,l-iw
Cabluet Furniture Warehouse.
ril B. YoUMI A CO., VaOiuct Furntturt and U/unr Mar.-
I . uficiurcri, Nos. 3s and 40 Smlthbeld street, opposite
Uty Hotel, wouid respectfully remind their old fnends end
customers, and those about to purchase anythiu* in ll.eir
linu of business, that they are constantly manufacturing
every description • I fashionable Parlor aud Chamber 1- ur
nliure warruutod lu material aud wurkumnehip, and w>ld
oo reasonable terms. Care taken In packing lor land or
water carriage . ... . . . , .
Steam boat Cabin Furniture and Chairs on hand aud made
'"ihow'lutoniiwi In furntahlnj bo.U will OnJ It to tbi-lr
.ilvautag** to ilve ns a cal], as wo gi.e ororj nltouunn to
tlio manuiucturo of «or. boat adapta*! to lli-ir u-o. i.u--l
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL..
JAMKS ItOUU baa tHtcj up io rpleudid stylo Mb store,
Mo. By Martet eUwl, and No 0 Union nrat, twtwwoD
Filth street ami the Diamond, ami has uow completed bin
Spring »<uck of BOUTS,SHOES, SLLBPEHS.UAITERS. Aj.,
und Palm Leal, Podal, Duptiu and Braid liATs, to which he
lnTlt»*B thuattantioa of all purchasers, whether at whole
sale or retail. , . ~,
This HWca Is one of tbo largest ever opened n th s city,
i and embraces nterythiug worn by iheludies of Phi adeiphm
Rod New YorS, and he trusts cannot fail to pl**£o all.
Greatcare has been given in selecting the choicest goods;
all of Which he warrants.
lit- aUo contlnuofl to manufacture, aa heretofore, all de
ecriptloua of Uoote and Shoes, and from Uiie long experience
01 over twenty youre in business In title diy, is, be IruaW,
„ sufficient guarantee that those WHO favor him with their
ouytorn, will bn fairly dealt with. r ‘ J:! L
~ ' Seminary for Uoy..
South-vest cur. of t\f A ar.d Ormi it.., opposite Court House.
rIUIK Full Session of this Bcbool will commence on MGN-
I utv September 4th, and the duties ol Instruction will
bf resumed by Messrs. UIIIQU3 and M’DONALD.
There ur« ten successive months In the Academic } ear.
Tuition is jd'hoO per quarter.
The number of pupils Is limited, and boy» are admitted
in the order of applications which may tw made a.t.-r
AuguM both, at 54 Liberty street, or at cenool, or bj 1. tier
dropped in l‘ost Office-
\V. 11. SOAIFB,
w’fflST STREET, UKTWKF.N WOOD AND MARKET
|4 gritFETS I'LTTSItUItOU, PA., builds Francie’ Patent
Metallic Liv Uoata.of Galvanized Iron ; also, manufactures
o,,m,er anidheot Iron Work,Cochins Stores tor steamouala
aud lloi.-ls, Portable Forges, Forged Iron ''orb, L-troo
Sts for Bridges, in.; Cock Life Preserve.!, the heal and
cheape-t kind. Steamboat work attended to. |my-Ay
laa-eiviug from .New York auu Philadelphia,
L 360 IIALF CUBSTS TEA,
si.lc , Youne Lfyson, lmporial, Gunpowder, Golem;,
cTu'CngmroTKnglUhDrU.imt, all o. which hare been
w. foilv p»>lectcd, anil will bo 6old aa URaul.
carctullj ’ A. JAYN ES, Pekin Ten Stor«,
No. 38 Fifth sLrt-et.
ahiTsllUKtS-— who «ia to get o
neat anti woHMUttg QA
At M'LAUUIiLIK’S,
caU at 96 Fourth street,
JylS
UILAPK. UIIAKF ,
MANUPACTUItEIIS OF COAL AND WOOD COOKING
OTOVfcS Parlor and Ikaung gloves, Gruto Fronts,
8 w mnitaTßsAc Ac. Warehouse No. 124 WOOD
t'emitra, W &ROD Boxes <sc-,
Struct, .hnr.J'iltb. ltmbuigh. La. ijii
KT O C KIN U P A.C 'l' OHi \ t 1
VO M FIFTH STREET,
Sira of THE OLD STAND.
Will TAM DALY ho 3 returned from tbo Manufactnr
ing Hosiery Districts of Korops, whore he has pur
i fce. ft rerv exteoertve aud wall assorted stock ot
cnased, th , 0 f stockings, Books, Undershirts,
K r ‘ *S5w »« «y*» of Chilton's end Hisses'
stocking” together .with his domestic stock of Pitts
h“gh ITnufalt’uSd Hosiery. Ho will eeU by wholesale or
vuHiii lit \iiw York importer* prictts.
retail at xora- v WILLIAM DALY A CO.
Remember the plsce-No. M, Sign of THE OLD STAND.
my 23
.J. it. UONTZR
Spring Stylo Hat..
WE WDUiiD INVITE our Irieods and tbe public
Jig aftnaraUv to call and examine oar new anil beautiful
of Corrugated tfaifi, Which we axe belling low
for cJsf AlsoToux Celestial Cap. which U acknowledged
noatMt»D!l be-t Cup of tho wasoa.
f br J. WUBON 4 SON, 91 Wood St.
,T). B. P.OOEK9.
boots
UIIILADELPeIA.
HENKEL’S i TtESi)AIT MORNING
CITY C»A B-I SE T W Alt BHOUSB, j
yo. 3 CHEST XVT STREET,
lOrroaits H.*.xO
Pliiladelphlai
FtTBSTITTIKE, IH EYEUY STYLE!
Comprising LouieXlV, Louis XV,is]£zabotlmn nn-l Antique*
with Sculpture Carving aud mrdurn «tyie;
In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany,riutinv-ood uud Msple;
all of superior construction, and tipirhixi in the
best style, equal to, if not excidithh in qunl- Concluded,
ity, the Goods of any Katablisb
meat in thtrdlnitnd States.
EIrfPLOXIXG ncn<? but expuriwd workmen, (nppten
tict-w berngliositireiy excb.dvd.y.nd ueibg the bnn ma
terials, the work cannot flu# to give satisfaction to put*
chasers. Amongrt the tunny ottered to pnr--!
chasars, 1? the facility of Funiishimr a House. either in ele
gant or plain style, completely from one establishment; by
which means ell the articles in each room correspond in
Btyle and quality, aud the immeu-c stock always cm hahdj
being bo Trtrious in design, enables puroh.\s.cre to pleaw
their taste in a selection, without the delay neoc'JpariW
caused tn ordering i'arritur?. „
To td™ strides of the finished Furniture on hand. I need
oulyinform you that my ftooius are Uhieetlony, i>y , 27£i'i-l
■wide, four Boors in number; with chq couusuon s r sf i f.i •
dent to employ 200 hands, which is n Hu:iraiite**tbr.tjthe
wo"k is all dene under my own immediate inspection. ’
,65-Tne I‘adting in all clone in tfco tttorr. and Furniture
warranted to carry safely any distance. Visiter.''to l’lnla
delphia are respectfully invited,a? purchasers or oib.-rrrl-s,
to call ana esaniino the Goods. •' ;u‘2s:ly
ST. LOUlbr-'
COMMISSION ANSI POKWAiaiINO Mrj.CKA'ra,
Ho. 2?J Cc,JiaJ*SCIAL, BELOW f'tSlr tjTJftST-j
B(~ Louis, Pin.,
CONSIGNMENT? eiiConinlspionanilliueei with prompt
and persona! atttaticn, and libctaf a-Jvan^t will b«
gi'fi’n ween reijuirr^cn CoucljjmmißLo lliUaol (.edlne,
in hand. v , , . .
Orders lor the purchase of Lsa<l t Gthltv, uecap and other
Produce, will bo promptly tiled at market prices.
Tho Receiving and Vorwarding of MrrchandUe aud pro
ducts will meet with especial care and dispatch ; the lowest
ratußOf Vreight will altfix-ys by procured. aad the expense
of Storage and Drayagosn mqch as pcealbls avoided. .
R*rraijiD£3i . ‘
Page A Br.con, Bt. Louie; JEllis A Morten. Cindnre-tB
Charles?, Blow A Co., do; Stradet A Gorman, do;
Chouteau A Valin, do; llosea A I’raier, do;
Doan.KlujrA Co., do; Springer £ Whiteman, do;
J.'WißutiiT.t Pro.alMttebh; £.O.Gi«o'iman tc Co-, de;
D. Lsecb a: Co., do; E. &C. Y a mail A Co., Philads;
Wm. Holmes it Co., dc; 'Morgan. J. Jl. Buck A Morcan:
Blow & March, New Tork. B. B.Comcgya, do;
Proat&Fcrrest. do; Shield?& Millar, no;
OharififiA.Midgß, do; Jcsinh Lee * Co., Baltimore.
A.O.PstwhIIA Co.,Boston; Abraham J. Ouio, do;
Howard, Bon A Co., do; W.B. Reynold*. Louisville;
H. D. Xevcrinb & Urn., ao;
T.O.Twlchel! A Co.,Commi3ffou Merchants. New Orleans
ha7C nn open Policy of Insurance, which willcoTar
all shipments to iny address, when advised by letter per
mail, or when endorsed on bills of lading before, or at the
time of sfiipment. JOSEPH MOUIUpGL,
Qap s Kt. LouU. Missonri.
K.fVJfc»*By SebratUa A KuowSotliingUirt
land twenty veh cl*xt. cdbapru - .
TUAN CAN UK BOUGHT INTHK aRmVETBKKITORIES
Ileal Ki>Ule Farm for Sal*.
fI'IIB subr-riber is HUihvrlzei to .‘•“1! TWO IILNWiEL*
1 and BIOHTY-fOUK AUKh£ GE LAND, siiuainl. tft
Versal'.U*- trwn-hi p, v conn' v, i vnum, l) ifig
bark of M'Keesport. known as the \Yhite*n;ik Fir.*..-', An-1 in
Slight of the [KOpC-Sed Oil the I.otilku.evil.*- luiilr. i.<L
lar.roT«c>(jnt> a« toll<tw=: ft s.juiin* 1.00 .-0 jo j-d
fevt, tao stories hitfh; and f-.iu arj L<»ti HAUN, Oo by <y
feet, (bnth n *w and in so,*: onlur ,1 two hue young OjU-U
-AKDi, (best gmftr-i fruit.)Juki rotnmrn---*-! to There
is ninety t* <u.e hundred aeies elcun.d and in a high sta-e
of cultivation, and the balance i- «•••!) *<d with v. hi
timber of the linU order. This bhi.-d i.- w» -'I eaVuUlvd b'f
« Stock farm, V-ln* very level, and tt e ~-0 nf ut. cxecUnl
oualitv fur and h-'in:- well w;st. n*d tU'-i
twelve nr tcutrteeu never tuiting -| n’.d' td *‘ A cri.eut water.
This Land has lueilitie< r::n*ly "».h. . nit
a uni»* nf the und nue nilc W_ .Mnnntscan'-ia.
an-l almost ou tb*- line <1 ? !;*• Comi* ! l--\ U.-' u.-ijirf • ■•!, t -"
-urpored to oMUido u:i inexhau.-übl.- bed nt IK-.)W Oc.h
rim Land W..OM nut b- m the mat nuW to.it ike*.«-n-r
n. about to rcinut" to the “Ear We-l." lerns «n, ;l thl
prv-e in-i ertite. For further parti- ulnrs. ni’inire vt i».J.
REYNOLD?, at Lorenz's tliaw Work-, or nt
jAMrlr C. Klufli-A ,
Heal A .’-nt, *t th;.' ulTii'-'.
VitlnnMc 2»roj*erty for Sale.
rn\vn OF GitoUND, uj-or. v,tiieh nr.- elected fjur |
I Uric* arid tw«> tram* IhiiMjei?*, which rent nm.ualiy 1
iit jj'iO. raid properi* is situated iu iho Ninth Waul oj
Lin- cry of IhtUburjjb, on L'cnu s' rret, between an.l
Aiw> the Factory nud Ground known a? Ihe “ Umpire
Worfca *’ Mtuated on U.*» corner ol Penn and Morri# e* wrt".
Alio! ‘£i acre* ol unimproved land, situated on U»o AUe
irbeiiy liver, one mile from Kurd Liberty. Ou a portion of
tbia Und there t* the best £aw Mill l.ratiou in the county.
Also, H number of low c«nUiclis?t frcra 1 U- o arres oi
choice land, situated uuo mile ue-.-t c-1 East Liberty,
UU'l one taiie euat ut I.a\TreuoeM> ,
Tt>e above named pi-c*. of ym+rty ore tv yavAx* >U,
ar;.. will ».e diapoaixl Ol U» atith'jruus t? rtn.s to early par
c-s.^rfi.
F<>r irru - s of eilr an 1 farther ;r»f>«'!n
I i*. Nr -■ \S.>vd street, li
nun.tr
Bay \Voutl Nursery an*l Unrilens
JAM Hr KENNEDY. [_lnti* i ( the well-known
r tt ru«e Nuseriew, New York,) leav" to inlurni to**
l>ut*i)C.lLnl b* tins iu>w established an EXTKNoIVK N U R-
• j it the- tarm of Mr. James $. Negiey, u-ar fia.it I.i.v
erty.whi-roho sbnllbcprepare-U after the sth instant,to re
ceiToanil till orders for every nari-sy of fruit nnd Orr.ameD
tal Trees, Hardy and Ureen House shrubs t»nd Plants. In
Rddition u, a eholieand superior hU«:s on !%aud, he has m»d<>
»rran«.m»l)t> with «n* of tU !»rc.-.t Nurstr-.-s iu th« hMt,
to seep up bi.Hhupply. Having h thorough and long ey.;w
rl*nre iu the basiuvse, he can assure his customers perfect
Kennedy would also respectfully offer hi? services in
iluNiunlmr. lavlnguut, aud managing Rural Cemeteries, Pub
lic Parks, or thu grounds of Couutry K—ideuo-s; snd v.lli
also furnish plans for tbo formation of Lawns, Approaches,
Picturesque Scenery, Ac., In the highest •Ryles 01 the art.
Practically acquainted with every brunch of Landscape
Gardening,and having spent yearsm the hylnan I’arfct of
England, and on the beautiful hanks of the Hudson, he
hopes he has the capacity to meet the wishes or those who
jO~ Communications can be addresse d through the City
Post Ode-, or left at tho Woruhouiie of Messrs. Negiey A
Mohan, U 2 Wood street
caar7:y
KENNEDY ft 00
Boitou Papier Blache Company.
MODERN AND ANTIQUE ORNAMENTS.
PITTSBURGH AGENCY, 07 M-VRIiET STREET.—The
at’euLion of Builders, Steamboat Contractor* And Cab*
lout Makers, is requested to thia uew and gr.Ht
mt*nt iu the manufacture of embo.Ulsbments for BmUirgn
and Ste&UiboaU, outside and iasidc; Cabins, Hulls, Church-
Bwelltu m. Stores, and I‘arlor Furnitur«, iu fc'ilt, or in
imitation «*f various kind* or vrood. Also, Corniuua, Bruck
etr and ratont Ventilation Centre Ihe’-en tor Cnhitg<,
Mouldings,Consuls Trtts**, BnUtomeut.ac; much utaaiwr
aud handconier 'baa Plaster and N ood Carving, and u great
deni more durable. . , ,
BLOCK LETTKK3 KOR SIGNS, Tcry rhc«p and warrant
'J SKffiSSl “.&««?. pflcM-fMt
je'^S
New Fiirmerelllp-
MATTHEW GiI.UF AM) II.W'L RElelNuMl, tradiDi,
her..l«f-'r.Mis M. llltAl'E A CO., Sl.'t" eud Hollow
war,. MHOi.wcSun.TS, No. U 4 »’« au.-t, bar. th,» day
L a-lwo.l with them TUOM.VS J. »**«.« »**«"« •“
“fo I„„ Tile moo-, -'vie ao.l llile f.t Ihe drill will,
o’ h * KuTu" F>\ KhtflMJ KU i OIIAFV. They
IeXJ tu’.lv Stall a ctmtiiUihUon of U.* 80 lib
crullv «K*u Ita- firm c-f il.Gralt & Go.
,lulv M. 'l sr *t- ‘ .
Mew Trimming Store,
v„ ss (t.roer M,l’M ><rv! ur.rf i.A« Diamond.
liussli VAN UOKDKK r-'p|»-cfull> uimoaun-s to the;
I riifnicul' I'ittsbnrgh and vicinity, thet ho wul open lne
„ TrimmU'' StOTO OU Monday. April 17lb. Hu> lug fitted
Ul, rhp nouteßt utorw room in the city, and idled it siln iv
ohoto «-lcclion Of tbo la.ci ,lyle, of Trittimra** and bab-
X*, b. Hotter. bioMdf Ural be will otter e»penj>r !«.-
dace men tfi and,endeavor to give lull iutt olfaction to nil who
f, v or him with their patronage.
Ifessssß^asjrasss:
Home League Factory.
Heavy siuiti’iN'i l u r.w i. o a a ui 11 i.t>Dy, intended
to Milt the retail irudo of Titt.-bur s h and A ;.ut.i.-ny,
rneile of hard wined i ac". Jar* pattern* and tntti*.. brae..
“* he general attmtatton that otewarf*Cbeeba ami Tweeds
are not inferior in quality to any otbora manufactured lu
the United States, witb an increaetog urrnand fu. tbcu.
encourages the Bubember to est.-nd tan bonne. r. • itb a
view to Seep up a good asaortmout ol such Lhr< as a* nau
ally retoil from Vi% to l»-)i cents per yard, bainpe.ni
be sent to merchant* who cannot make i. couvenien.» call
nt hi» Wureroom, Itebeceastreet, near ihedepot, Alwgneny.
S* HAMILTON STEWART.
Steamboat Owner#
WILL find it to their ttdvuntog« to call and examine out
stock of STOVKS, beiore purchasing d/ewhere. Our
-rariety, both as to style of finish and utility, is superior to
any iu thl< ui.vrkuu We ulfo have a Laundry Furnace,
new in design and principal. deigned expressly for suam
£o3t>-. (JUAKV. UHiaIXQKU & ORftVb.
Dress Making runl Millinery.
MRS. S. L. CAUUO it i>/«paiKi to main- to order Dress
es Cloaks, Mastilla«. Tauias, At*. on the loori ina
eon&ble tenxu. Apollo LuUUiug»,No. 7<i tourtb sL j_lebl7
The !i Experience ” of the Blacksmith
OF THE MOUNTAIN- PASS. *%
Tbe Rev. Mr. Stubblcworth was very much
pletie'ctl with his new .situation. Having been
transferred from a level pine* woods country,
?sear thoconfineo of Florida, the novelty of moun
tain scenery, and a pure, bracing atmosphere,
Horned to inspire him with new life. CompU
me\iing all the mothers on the singular beauty
andWelligenc'o of their children, with a delioate
allusion to their own personal appearance, ho
soon became a general favorite. Mr. Stubblc
worth “ knew which side of his bread the butter
was on.”
The time arriving for his departure to visit
the tramontane portion of bis pastoral care, he
was warned of the dangers ho was about to en
counter, but they were heard with the same
placid smile. Tbe worthy ladlas pictared to
tim “ chimeras dire,” BufScient to have abated
tbe zeal of any other individual. But that
gentleman quieted: theix fears by appealing to
the powerp.Ahat “tempered the wind to the
shoru I>rob,” with a countenance as lamb
like aScculd be imagined. And ho departed,
Singing—* . "
They watched him until hia portly peraon nnd
borsa'grew dim in the distance, and turned away
•sighing that such a good man should fall into the
hands of that monster, the biackßtuith.
.Fargeron had beard of hia new victim, and
1 rrjatced that hiß size and appearance furnished
a better subject for hia vengeance than tho at
tenuated frame of tbe lato parson. Oh, -what
nice beating ho would have 1 He had heard,
tco, that some Mcthodlat preachers wore rather
spirited, and hoped this one might prove 60,
that ho might provoke him to fight. Knowing
the clergyman mußt paBS on Saturday in tho af
ternoon,' he gavohis striker holiday, and reclin
ing on a bench, regaled himself with the beauties
of ° Tom I’ainc, awaiting the arrival of the
preacher. .
i 1 1 was not over an hour beforo he heard the
words—*
i u ''V.U.
'"k. pfniOMFrON,
* is :uu<j f r Ja.«. S.
i >■.%'* S H-v- «•
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NUMBER 159.
BY JOHN B. LAMAR, CE MACON, GEORGIA.
CIUPTB U.
“At home or abroad, on the land, on _
As ibj’ivflnts way ebatt tby otrengtb ©VLi
• » Hpw happy are they who their Savior obey,
Ahd bar* laid up their treasure above
son" id ft full, clear voice, and soon the vocalist,
turning the angle of a rock, rode liesnrely on
with a contented smile on his lips.
** How arc,yon f old slab-sides? Get eff yonr
horse and jdln my devotions,” saif the black*,
siniih.
“I have many miles to ride,’* answered the
preacher, “ nnd hava't time, my friend, I’ll call
aa 1 return/’
“ Your niiCio 13 Stnbblpworth, and you are
the hyprocrUo the Meth&dUte have sent here,
eh
“ My yiamo ia Stnbbloworlh,” bo replied,
meekly. „ . r.
“ DidiTl you know my name was iNen iorge
ron, tho blacksmith, what whips every Metho
diit preacher that goes through this gap?" was
with an ntt laeious look. " And how dare
you come hero V _
The preacher replied that he had heard Mr.
Forgf row’s name, hut presumed that ho did not
molest well-behaved travelers.
“ You presumed soi Yes, you nro the most
presumptuous people, you Methodists, that ever
irod.shne leather, any how. Well, what'U.you
do if I don’t whip-you this time, you bchf-head
cd disciple you?” - , .
Mr. Stubbleworth profeßsed his willingness to
do anything reasonable to avoid each penance..
“We'l, there's three' things yon have to do, or.
i’ll maul you into a jetty.- -The first is, you ape !
to quit preaebiug 1 lire eccond is, you must wear
this last will and testament of Thomas Paine
neat to your heart, read it every day, and be
lieve crery word you read, and tho third is, you
are to curse the Methodists in every crowd yon
get into.”
Tho preacher looked on during these novel,
propositions, without a line of his face being
moved,'and r,t the end replied, that the terms
I were not reasonable, and he wonld not submit
to them. - ' I
“ \Voil. you have got o, whaling-to submit to
tueu. I ! ll larrup you like blazes! I’ll tear you ]
into doll rags, corner ways! Get down, yon
bugrar.’’
The preacher remonstrated, and Forgeron
walked up to the horse and threatened to tear
him off, if be did not dismount, whereupon the
worthy man made a virtuo of necessity, and
alighted. ...
“ I have but one request to make, my friend s
that is, that you won’t beat mo with thiatover
; coat- on. It was a present from the ladies of
my last circuit, and I do not want to have it
I torn ”
“ Off with it, and that suddenly, yon basin
faced imp, yon.” • .
Tho Methodist preacher slowly draw off his
surcost, as the blacksmith continned sis iirado
of abuse on himself and his sect, and as he
drew his right h md from tho slccro uni threw
the garment behind him, he dealt Mr. Forgeron
a tremendous blow between his eyes which laid
that person at full length upon the ground, with
I the testament of Thomas Paine beßide him. The
I Rev. Mr. Stnbblcwortb, with the tact of a oon-
I noisseur in Buch matters, did not wait for his
1 adversary to riso, bnt mounted him with the
I quickness of a oat, and as he bestowed his blows
i with a bounteous hand on the stomach and
I face of tho blacksmith, continued his Bong
! where ho had left off on hiß arrival at the
| smithy;
“ eancot expr© s * tbs sw@et com fort aod peaco,
Of a eoui In ltd ce.hest lore’"—
until Me. Fcrgeron, from having experienced
“ firat love,” or some other sensation equally
dow to him, responded lustily, “ ’Nought
’Noughl Take him off!” But unfortunately
there was no one to porform that kind office ex
cept the old roan, and ho munched a bunch cf
grass, and looked on ns quietly, as if his master
was “ happy ” at a camp meeting.
“ Now, said Mr. Btubbleworth, “ there ars
three things you must promise me, before I lot
you up.”
“What are they” asked Forgeron, eagerly.
“ The first is, that yon will molest a
Methodist preacher again.” Here Ned’s pride
rose, and he hesitated, and the reverend gentle
man’, with his usual benign Btnilo on his face,
renewed his blows and sang
1 " I roils on the sky, freely jostlSed I,
j And the moon It wia under my feet.”
This oriental language overcame the black
emith! Such bold figures, or something else,
caused him to slug out, *‘ Well, I’ll doit—l'll do
it "
• ‘You nro getting on very well,” said Mr.
Stubbloworth. “ I think I can make a decent
man of you yet, and perhaps a Christian.”
Ned groaned.
“Tnc second thing I require of you is, to go
to Pumpkiuville Creek meeting house, and hear
me preach to-morrow.
Ned attempted to stammer out some excuse.
«• l—l—that is—”
When the dirino resumed hia devotional
hymn, and kept time with the musio, by striking
him over the fice with the fleshy part of Ms
hand
My poo! mounted higher, on a ohariot of fire,
Not did envy El s jah his seat ”
Ned’s promise of punctiaiity caused the par- 1
sou's excerciso to cease, anil the words, redolent
of gorgeous imagery, died away in echoes from
the adjacent cragu.
*• Now, the third and last demand I make of
you is peremptory.” Ned was all attention, to
know what was to come next. “Yon are to
premise to seek religion, day and night, and
uever rest until you obtain it the hands of a
merciful Redeemer.”
The fallen man looked at the declining sun,
and then at the parson, and knew not what to
say, when the Utter individual began to raise bis
voice iu song once more, and Ned knew what
would come next. '
*• I’ll Jo tny beat,” ho said, in a humbled
“Well, that’s a man,” Mr. Stubbleworth said.
11 Now get up aod go down to the branch and
■Wash yonr taco, and dust your clothes, and tear
up Mr. P line's testament, and turn your-thoughts
on high.”
Ned arose with feelings he hod never expo-
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rienced before, and went to obey, the lavatory in
junction of the preacher, .when that gootloman
mounted hie horse,, took Ned by the hand, and
said <■ Keep your promise and'.l'll.keop ,your
oounsel/Gooderening, Mr." Forgeron rl’lllook
for yoffto-morroH,’’.. and off haxode with the
sameimportnrfeible.aqautenance, tfngiogoo loud
as to scare .th* eaglets from theirveyriij in tho
ovorhangiogrooks., ■ .'i ."i ,
„ Well/'ttitewSKt Nod, “Ihis ira ntoe bull*
neas'! people Bay if they knew
Edward Eorgoron was whipt beforehis own door
in the- gap, and by a Methodist, preaohor, too ?
But hia musings were “ more.in Borrow than- in
anger.”
; MARCH 27.
CUAPTFH 111. ■ ■ ■■ ' ■ * .
The disfiguredcountenance of Forgcronwasor'
Bourse the subject of numerous.tjuestituflr that
night among his friends, to .which hoiireplied,
with a store look, they well understood, and the
vague remark that,he had .tnct with anacoidcnt.
Of oourse they nfevcr dreamedof.the true.oause.
Forgeron looked !n the glass;''jifd perhaps'oom
pared the changing huea of his” black eye'from
a recent scuffle,” to the-rainbow m. thh Ship
wreck scene, ” blending’every color into, one.
Or perhaps be hadvpe’Wr read that storyi and
only muttered, to -hfmeelf,, “ Ned Forgeron
whipped by a Methodist preacher . .-•5
His dreams' that night Were. of ift confused
and disagreeable nature, and.-waklng _iU : the __
morning be had an indistinct
thine unpleasant having occnn ed r: Atllrst he
coOld not recollect the cause of bis , feel
legs, but the braises on his face and body socn
called them'tef mind, os well-as the ■promise.
He mounted hia horse in Bilence, and went to re
deem i
■ time Mawfoto conduct tniLniftßled
ft Tho gossips of too
borhood observed it, "GTtth--.aki3pered that bed
was eilent and aerians, and batLgoue to.meeting
evory Sunday Binoe the accident,. •They won
dered at Mb burning the boots he-msed Jo read
BO much. Strange storiea wefetnrCulatßd' 6s to
this inetomorphos of the jovial;'■'dare-devil
blacksmith into a gloomy,and- taciturn :.mau.
Some Bnpposed, very sagely, that a spirit had
enticed him into the mountains, and after giving
him a glimpse into the* future, had' misled him
to a crag, where he‘had-fallen and-bruiped bis
face. Others gave the princo of .darkness, the
oreditof the change; but none suspected the
Methodist preacher, and as the latter gentleman
bad no vanity to gratify, the secret remained
with Ned. ■ ■"— ;
This gloomy state.,.of mind-continued .until
Forgeron visited a camp-meeting. The Itev. Mr.
Btubblewofth preached a*sermon that Beemed to
enter his soul, and relieve it of a burden, and
the rong of - - - : ■
« How happy are they, who their Saviour obey,"-
was only half through, when ho felt like a new
man. Forgeron was from that time a shouting
Methodist. At a love-feast; it'short time subße
qaent, he gave in his ezperience. and revealed
■tno mystery of his conviction and oonvetsion to
bis astonished neighbors-, The Ue7. Simon Stub*
bleworth, who had faithfully kept the secret un-
I til that tithe, could contain himself no longer, but
gave vent to his feelings in convolsive-peate or
laughter, as the burning tears of heartfelt, joy
coursed their way down his cheeks, .'‘leSj.my/
brethren,” he said, “ it’s all a foot. I did. maul
the grace into his unbelieving soul, there a no
j&Qbt” . - . . . s » •
The blacksmith of the mountain pass became
a happy man, and a Methodist p£oaoher. t . *
foe sale and to let.
35 Per Centiower Uuh »ny Farmtn the
COQBty*.
A VALUABLE TABU FOBtof—
authorised to sell the foaowtng-described XRkCfJjif
LAND, containing lit M to, in North
noose.SO By 26 feet, 3 strrita hist; Wash noose. Eprfng
House and other ont tnii'l '.tp-. acsw Frame Bank. Barn,
t4rt»feet, finished in tl» hist poeaihlo manner.,:i»Jth
•Etablinc under the whole buildingJ 100 bearing: Apple
Trees. best grafted qualities; a large quantity of Peach and
Cherry Trwfi? all tn bearing' Order; about 85
and in a withwatermalltbefiddfl.
This laud is very comfortably eitoated in onoof-thebest
neighborhoods in tho county, beicg'conVepjent to toatKct,
to churches, schools and mills, atfd iKinild not bethe
market, only that the owner is abotottf remove the fax
west. Terms easy and price moderate. .For fuxthetparii*
theowner, W M.
' " Real Estate Agent.
FOB SALE.—Two splendid Farms; one of'loo acres, end
the other 7 6 acres; beautifully •located on .the Upper
Su Ctmir Township Flank Road, 6'mllea from the city,eeeh
cf them lying 60 as to divide into 10acre lota,havingagood
spring on each. Itis a splendid opportunity f°r aspetmla
tion. Those who want a good borne,'or wish to make
money, would ao wellto look at It,ha we willkeUl to the
first that offers us our low price, in lots oral! ,
Also, five Country Seats, 1 mile froin Woods
only 3 mnes from. Allegheny city, by wayofthe hew Bngh
ton' Plank ItoaL They are fine healthy locations, and of
"’Tlao.'fen Country Seats on. the .Ohio and F«no'y'van'“
Railroad,7 miles below the city. The/willbesoldseparale
or togetier to a colony or building asaoelatlon. It is a
lovely location, and cheap, of course..
Also, one Lot of two acres, and two smaller pieces of
ground,opposite Ilarlman’s .at Woods’ ran, offered at a
very low price for bo fine a property. An assorlmenl or
Lails, Houses and Lots, alaayaon ‘ described in
n n y oSL B eof r - 1)61016 bttyinSl ° U HO ?nOMA'B\VOOM;
enquire ol 75 Fourth street.
PewtHlfnl Site, for Country Home*.
TUB uiKerslgued offers for salo, on easy terms, FIFTY
LOTS, laid off And restricted for rural * Also,
au ENTIRE SQUARE, on the bank of the Al'esb"?!
7M feet long by 200 feet deep; having fronts on Marfand
Jolla Ann Avenues, and Hcnriettafind Hefr sQWta, Wto
B-fuare contains mnny Srdlt Trees of tho choioept kind, and
commands a fine view of the picturesque and remantloKe
nary around. lam desirous of preserving this square en
tire, as it would afford one of the most charming and mag
ni&cent sites for a gentleman’?, summer residence, la the
Immediate-vicinity of the two cities.
Alfo,aboutTHß*K AGUES OF-GUOTTND,at fteheaaof
the Island, advantageously situated formanufacturing put*
above property Is situated In IhJquesne borough, on
the high and main hank of Herr’s Island, and is reached by
avcrysuhatanlial Bridge of one span. For up
plv at my residence, in borough, on the mai
hank, fronting tho head of Herr’s Island, or of JOHN DUN*
LAP £ CO., comer of Second and Market eta., Fittcbrnrsh.
apr!7:tf WM. C. MILLLit*
Fifth Ward Property for lale at a. Good
Bargain- *
Tubes valuable brick house 3 and lots-
These tots emhraoe a front on Penn street, of t>B feet 6
Inches, ton 3 feet alley; on which there iserected a\alna
ble block of Brick Houses, two stones high, with kitchen
and cellar in basement, 41 feetfront on Penn street. andSO
feet deep on Loctrel street This b a very dedrable situa
tion for either a Store or a Tavern; Penn street betag the
great throughlaro of the city: and this property bi%ig con
venient to the ltailroad Depot e.
This property would not bo in the market- only that the
owner is hying in Washington county, and finds it extreme
ly Incourenlen! to attend to it
Termaeasy and price-moderate; for forthsr particulars
enonire of ROBERT DAT, Fifth Ward,
enquire o or JAS. C. RICHEY,
Beal Estate Agent, at this office.
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CIOAL PROPERTY FOR SALK AT A GREAT BARGAIN.
j -The subscriber Offers to soil the oie-half of 400 seres
of Cos), and 16JJ acres of surface, situated at Freemsu a
Landio*. on the Ohio river. In Hancock county, \a. This
property has facilities rarely met “With; the vein being T
teet thick, of the very best quality of Bliuxinous&ml,and
at a point on the river where the water is about 13 feet at
the lowest stage, and a very large pool, sufficient to harbor
200 coal boats, Also a.cbartar for tbc-purpose of establish
ins coal -works at tb© same point. Thew i« erected on* tbe
aborea first rate oTersbot Raw Mill. . . -
The above -will be cold half, three-quarters, or the whole,
1 to salt purchasers. Terms easy and price moderate* For
I further particulars onqulie of ROBERT KEENAN, op. l * l ®
premises,or of ‘ JASIEB C. RIOIIEY,
deefi Real Estate Agent, at this office*
Co&l Works For Sale* •
SIXTY Trnißß ACIUSS OP LAND, with 250 acres of Coal
attached, and all the improvements thereon In success
ful operation, raid Farm is situated oh the Monongahel*
river, 34 miles above Pittsburgh, and is . supplied with a
Farm Douse, Barn, Tenant Houses, Orchard, Railroad, apd
an excellent harbor. “ ' ' M .
The vein of Coal Is fiv?feetthick,and cannot be.surpasfiw
;In quality. For further particulars apply to - ~
NICHOLSON 4 PAYNE,
No. 235 Liberty atreet.
THE PROPERTY eitoatctl corner of Webster and MWo
streets, from and after the Ist of April next,
an eligible situation for a large Boar ting HouMoraTatora
Stand. It contains cue large Brick Uoupe, fron ting OQ *Jr
ton street; two small Frame Houses, fronting on Crawiortt
street; and Stable, fronting on Webster
asnall exrebsa the back buildings can be converted totjrWg
bllng capable of stalling twelve
! janlS 92 Fourth * treet *
ouaES, btouks, oFeiutts, sc., to
ing House on Third street, opposite .thei Oatettß
Bu.Ullnga—rent $225; a House, corner WjJlo aad
Tuwsend street; Mo. 131 Third street, ;n Derailing,
ondStore Room—rent,,*2so; a Storr B ic?.
on Rosa street, at the head of Fifth i S ODI.
in Splane'a Building, Fitth street; a large Hail o§ Joavp.
street; a lftrgo-Btore Boom oa Foarta J?-
Store Room onThlrd street, next to ’
Apply to iflthMl 8. CUTHBERT. »0 Third st-r,
Yaluablk heal estate *' o ‘‘g A ,VA, A^iQ I Ltrw!
Borough of Mancheater-TmUTlf £UIhDIMS Wf«.
I each 24 feet front by IQO feet deep, and , ufl j oh
street BO feet in -sldth; aro o^t^A or ' i ' l fJi“y^ S part of the
reasonable terms of payment This property p ‘™p
estate of the late Jsmes Adams, Esq., and the true » Pft
| feet nod beyond dispute. Apply to TIMKS „t'aKVJ.V. ,
j ttorB i
™lhcf 016 Post Office. I'ur tr! Soi's' l “Ml!aEXT.
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