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fy-inled «£ jPubUthtd iwry Mcminy, {Sunday oefpl
DY 0)1,1.MO 11E * MONTOOMERY.
'. wearilYlS* lintsiß orwop tun rzrru ata
“ l * at 1116 CoMtar lD ‘ h *
Office, end by the
h»iStTW^mXBB»-T«£.l«' siTauco;* Single eoplei
« T i^n.« r wal be aißoonttnocd nnlcM at the dlacre-
all arrearage «• P»M. ’■
atSSon will be paid to nay order unleM aecsm
k. tha money, or satisfactory reference In this city.
Connect t oUh tht Estqblixhmeni of Oit Port
.jSTef f<*> Printing Ojjicct in OucUy, when all
t%SSSf mkUdone on (he tJioriat notice and mod reawn*
MtUrm. . *■• '• - -•■ -••- : - _:
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
~ , , Kobt. C. 6. Sproal) „
( TToiINET AND COBNBELUjB AT
\ —.Toartb etreot. Piitabargh, Pa- JoeU-iy_
r . ■•.•• . Jamer&i Ijowrie, n. tfll u w h
ATTORNEY AT LAW—Office, Yoorth
between BmHbCeld street and Cherry eU«y* fdecU.ly
"—T" JOSEPH WEAVER)
ATTORNEY -AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. 144 FonrtU street,
Je&ly}] WTraroagßi pa.
ja&lyai OTtanroan, pi.
™ RNEY IN CHANCEBT.
door to the Post Office, SUmbenyUle. OUo.
myt ; 5
' A rrOENKT AT
A PaJfourth door below Mr. Body Patterson a Livery
BtaTbie.
- 1 1 p orln" rtn ,
TTOBNBT AT I*AW—Office, Fourth street, abore Wood.
. iji-j
Thomas M* DlaMh*W», ..
* TTOBKET AT LAW—Office, lawrie’s BuMings,lWii
street x
H. u. Carnaban, '
ATTOENRY AT LAW-Oam on Fourth
Cherry elley rod Grant street £±2
J. N. M’Clowryi • ,
* nOKNBt AND COUNSBLLOH AT IAW-OfflM In
A : Btt»TBU'B BaildiEKß. on Grant street Li? 3
p. H. Haxen, , 1 .
TTOBSBY AT LAW-No. I*7 Fourth «t«rt, J*™
_ pear, SnUtkSeld.
• Patrick <
ixTiFUMAN OF THIRD WARD.
Avncs CORKER AND FIFTH STREKT3,
,v« «“*■ “ **zr
ammed.Ac. ““
X VasbSSf. Elections promptly (nude. Bondi, Morfc
otterVrltinpi drawn with neatness ead^o
™2i_—
U. AUL, BDROKON
•WAISTS* eeasor to Q.W.Blildlo,) »0. 144 SMITH
®Sq2"9? El *3?officeSiura, from 8 to 1
rom 2 to I. o’clock.
_ —j.goOTT. DKNTIST, Fourth street, Bvo uoom
WSSSScust of Market.
omci Hocss —From nine A. M. to «r«
... deo2o:T
BUSINESS GAUDS.
~ ..Hint. Eicmu.ua.
#. £RSTISE * co**
COMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Dealer. Generally in Prince, KU«tmrgh, Cin-1
ftinnati end othss Manufactures, ®c*
2fe.93i?on£rt««£i, Wi«« Martel and Ferry streets,
PITTSBURGH, PA- . p
, W Liberal h .^r? n ™n^iM o "v?“rn n m-rchai,to..
Ocular attention forwarding - co„ Wm. M'*
* ' 4
Cully * Co., P. Sellers * Co., g R Johnston,
Rohm, llenry Graff, Lm., w LlAbuum, B » Bo i om on
Eeq., Tbomra BaSeweU, Ksi-, Q«“rs* “<««. D
gtoner. Esq,. *
IOE ~ **££JSS£ r
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C 7 W^r.tr^ClAdnnaU,
Ohio-
W HO LE SAL?ffi%Sf D r »C E DEA«^-
W Ko. 27 WooJ street, Pittsburgh. iS-* 4
tl, T. C. Morgan,
-r-*nmrflELLEB AND STATION BR—baa alwaya on ban
SftSESfcdSSuSs. *s£. a* •“•■ Pi»h
-««L Wanted, Bags and Tanner,’ Scraps. !sl±lL
I. W. Ch«dwlcU|
tvRATjKR IN BAGS AND PAPER, No. 149 Wood StrMt,
DSS. a. Nishoat *rico in ca»h paid for raj..
oyliT
W HOLEBAW GRMEtsaMPORTERS OF BB A ™
VV WtaS and 172 and W, corner of Irwta
.JdUbSty streets, Mttsbargh. Iron, Nalls, Cotton 1“™.
constancy on *—
WltlUm Carr A Co.,
fW*. Ca&e late af the firm of J. *
'TTT-SOLESA.LR GROCERS and Dealers in Forcl^ Wines
A nd Braadiea, Old Monoos&bclaand Rectified WhU-
Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Co-Partnership.
THE subscribers bare thisdny formed a purlnewhlpto
the purpose of carrying on Communon cn«J rbri
IfOTOHIy occupied by Burbridge (^’^•iaLlSH,
JAMES MCfIAHDSON,
JAS. J. BENNETT.
’Pittsburgh, February Ist, 19M:feb3
o~KraVO. Diamond, Pittsburgh, P»-, dealer ’>
1? Centra Soduce, offers for sale a choice Block o
5» P X;S r Produce taken In
RbongeforMorehmiUM. orsortment ofLandreth’e
end lnTltes the attention nfalUn.
gerested In rural affairs. - .
Penan.
Commission House*
&S»i> no»».
i make »r purcbaa, .. tbe
best market rates for cash.
aotd
borght -
- - - - TIT rtV u vookq u vooho
*“* '""““xlnvoUg* co,
TVT :AnR.oi erery description. MoterUd. end work.
9mjsr
to ptefcing forlftofl *pA water carriage. .._
SeU Cordialß, *o, on torn* worthy
♦wttantiop of purchasers and dealers, \*_^J
TrW.n * >*>'’
_____ , vn R\IS IU NG SToKe, Masonic Hall,
C^^^ i &' , sS othl “ snmd “ to
good and at rat**- •
— b *a. o uancK.,:
fladLWhtfky, No. 291 Liberty 8b t Pitteburgtu P&» llt •?._
■ WTIOLTCHALE and lie tail SADDLE, HARNESS,
fI P 4 *turer, No. 106 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
John H* Rlcllor,
•\TrHOLBBALR AND RETAIL DEALER IN MUSICAL
W INSTRUMENT 9, Plano 3, Music, Bchool Books and
Stationery, No. 123 Wood street 1J ****»__
HAGAN i'AHL,
TITHOIiRSALE and Retail Dt )tb In Sitti, iTincy and
W W/inZi DRY GOODS* Nos. 91 Market and 8 Union
■tUt-Ht&mrah. “" r4
JOSEPH CHAPMAN,
WHOLESALE AND..RETAIL DEALER IN
™ ihpobtbd oigaus,
r yMy Ho. 63 Mabket strict. PiwsDPßqn.
"pnWISU A HIKIIDONf
Ao ntrrPRnTnEAL AND ORNAMENTAL OARVEItS.-
ROffITEOTuRA ‘ Casting, in every style;
onu s? e ? .‘5 2f (Sumoositlon Ornaments for the
MoiJsUng, DosigninfhitUomp" BJHTHFIKLD
StMmtemte.Baildtag., sc, , I;3m
1 Street. nosr the Post Office.
■ S^ho“ anesi ’
•“Wrl ■AtuaasuT.-
..~8. Iu OUtnBIBt.
rsss »1. -r
Xv SmUhtUld strut.
TVBA.L'En in BOOTS, SHOE? TRUNKS nO
U and BRAID HATS, corner or ilnrfcot andldbcTO f
'No. m Kttsbnrgh, I’a.
j, ASXL
- NotlCCr ■' ..
JOB. FLEMING baring associated vlth JOS. ABEL, the.
business will hereafter be conducted under the style of
- Ji ABEL A CO-, at the old stand, corner of Bmithfield ano
• Fourth streets. : Jal:y
VTiUlam Thorn, Drnqptat*
to ihe-corner-of-HAND and TENN
- Ff Streets, where ho will, os usual* attend promptly tc
' Wannmeroas friends. All nrUclcaluhla line are'warranted
.-. upura, and pot up with the utmost care. marldißn
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“ JOHN MITCHKL.U.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIBI,
No. 135 Wood Street,
|t3--yfl Next doer to 11. Child's Shoe Honee, PitWmrgn.
JOHN GROUTT,
TMPOUTEB. OT BRANDIES, QIN, WINES, Ac.—Dealer
I In floe Old Monomtahola Whisky, Pasch Brandy, ic.
Also! Rectifying IlrtiUer, corner of Bmithfield end Sront
greets, Pittsburgh, B P rt3
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VOLUME XIII
BUSINESS CAEDS.
ENTERPRISE WORKS,
if a. 136 wood starsT, i ibd door mtow mom allit.
■ BOWS a TE-7LS 7. .
IMPORTERS and manufacturers o!
CUTLERY, SURQIOA.L AND DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, Ac. W©
§§§? keep a general assortment of the above
articles constantly oa hand ; together
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, Qxins, ns
tols and Revolvers, Flasks, Homs, Shot Belts,Cap9,Powder,
Lead and Bullets; Bowie, Dirk; Hunting and PocketKnlves;
•Triors epd H*W Dressers* Shears; Pocket Scissor®, Ac.—
Also, Trusses and Supporters.
Jobbing and repairing neatly executed. ... f .
RIFLES!—We are making Rifles of every description, to
order, of the beet material, and workmanship
Ordora rewired for them at Wholesale or J 1
ed with despatch. Hunting parties anpplied at WM““«
prices. '
Chandelier* and G« f l . xtur S?' ntn
THE snbscribersare now opening at tbeix new ”
NO 109 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smitn
“"«r^ortoom of'cIIANDELIEM liRAOI -
ETS PENDANTS, and all articles connected wltuaa Fitting,
eyerofferedin this market, Ilaving arrangements made
by -which they will ha constantly inreceipt of new Pattern*
and varieties, they confidently invito the attention of pur
chasers to their selection. Wo are determined to Bell as
low aa any honse In the West, and bemg practical do a Jit
ters, con offer peculiar adrantages to those desiring articles
ln as heretofore to fit np hnlldlnga of every de-
I Herlntion for gas. water and steam.
Brasß Castings of aU kind, nmde w
No. 109 First street
GEORGE BLKTCHBRf
FROM HEW TORE*
r-- MANUFACTURER of the celebrated
Gofcsamer Ventilating Wig, Elastic
/N}. V \ Band Toupees, and every description,
fcjv 1 _~L 0 f Ornamental Hair, for Ladles■ apd
rL. assss? o«T>tlAcw»n T 79 FOURTH STREET,
between Wood and Market, Pitts-
Blstcurn's system enables Ladies |
yffifeffSllsSa and Gentlemen to measure their heads
wTSSBISv accurBcy *
f pQR WIGS,
g? 1 gTSeifeWo™ th. head .0 neeh.Ko. 1
S°o : i ISS^te^Sund^Foeebead.
For Toupees, to carer the topofthe head only—t paper
pattern, the grant Shape of tho-bald part. M 4
Saw CoaoU and Carriage Factory I
TOHHSTOH, BBOTHEBS ft CO.,
artier of Bcbaca and Belmont ttreeti, Mkghmy «*,
B,rncrV*aKcuj■ r ctfull j inform their friends
the public generally, that they have
Qg§fQ|£gZ£ commenced the manufacture ofCarriage*,
ltoolrawoye, Bngsies.Sleighs and
Chariots, in all their Tarlonß styles of finish and proportion.
All orders will be executed with Btrlct regard to durability
and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended to on
the most reasonable tormß. being in all I SSLStI
best Eastern Shafts, Poles, and Wheel stnfl, they feet-eonfi
jont that all who faror them with their patronage, will be
perfectly satisfied on trial of their work. k
V Purchasers are requested to glre ns a call, teforepnr.ha
sing elsewhere. °?- y
J T. JOONSTOS r. *• JOIISBTOX
Klcel.lor Carriage f T *?*?*%; m . ra
JCIINSTON, BROTHER A Cu., PRACTICAL p)AC ! !
MAKERS, corner of Rebecca and Belmont streets, Alla
Kbeny city, I’a, hare on band and ore manofnctiiirini, an
elteuatre assortment or Carriages, Rockawaye, ,
Baggage Cara, Ac., made In all their rarlous »tyl?». *'>“
strict regard to durability and beauty of finish, ln all
their work the best Juniata iron and eastern hickory. Re
noirs attended to on the must reasonable terms
confident that all who may fame them with their patron
*!»e will bo perlectly satisfied on trial J their vori.
Pittsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pam Cl
j teen minuteflduriojr tbeday. °\ ~' l '
PifTPSBCHGH COACH FACTOHV.
K_ mQELOW *ARTC« L. 6TSVtS3 OEORGC ALDIBT
Bigelow &> Co M
SUCCE33ORS TO E.JL BIUbLOW, No. 46 eMOMB
Diamond alley, nesr Wood j-treet, Pitt. 1 ! ftfiJlyOTL
burgh—COACHES, CARRIAGES,
TONS, UUGGIiiS. and every description of
fsincT vehicles built to order, and finished In a manner un
surpassed fir benutv of design, elegance of finish, skill oi
workmanship, and durability of materials.
gy» All work warranted _
JOSKPH FLKPIiNd,
fstJCCissoa TO L. WILCOX k CO.}
CORNER MARKET BTREBT AND DIAMOND, keep.
constantly on hand a full assortment of Drugs, Medi
cine*, MedioinoCbostfi, Perfumery, and all articles pertain
ins to bis business. . ~ , .
,yy» tM-.ynwHmnft 1 prescriptions carefuily compounded ai
all hours. ,a: v. r
joas ruaiiMo. oocutia flxkiso*
flesiiko brothers,
(Successors to J. Kidd 4 Co.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Ao. GO Wand Rrret, Pittsburgh , P&-
Proprietors of Dr.M’Lane’a Celebrated Vermifuge,LWer
PilU, 4c. JalU _
JOHN HAFT, JR.,
(Successor to Jaa. M’Guffey,)
Wholesale and Retail DrufcffWt,
AND Dealer in PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, 4e., 141
Wood street, throe doors below Virgin:alley,
apr4:m±ely pnj
R. L. ALLEN,
WHOLESALE MAL£tt IN
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars, Old Mononga
hela Rye Whisky, Ac.,
ALSO, RKCTIPYISO DISTILIKR,
NO. 8 WOOD STREET, rITWBBBGU, TA.
WINES Braxdics, Gins, Cordial*. -Juruuic,, oplrus, rt.
Croll and New England Rom. Clarets, Champsgnrs,
Scotch Ale, London Brown Stout, Irish. Scotch, Bourbon,
Old Monongahula Rye and Rectified Whisky, Apple, Peach,
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandies; imported Ilarann,
Becalia. and Principe Cisars; Ualf-Spanhh and Common
Clears, all at such low prices as to challeng ■ compe lUon.
Fancy Bar Kegs and Labelled Bottles of every style, and
Demijohns of all sires. 1 respectfully Invite ani examina
tion of my stock, at No. 8 WOOD Street, I Htshurgh,
Penna. —^—
New School tor the Violin.
Byu c. hill.—tub practical violin school—
A new and complete *ynopsi« of Violin playing, In on
easy, progressive and practical form, and designed
for the American student, lo which la added valuable 1-"*
bom and exercises and beautiful arrangements, as
Duoaof the most popular melodies of tho day. Beieot-ed,
arranged and composed by U. C. UILL, pupil of BpOhr, late
Presldont of the New York Philharmonic Society.
The above just received, in advance of the trade, by
lfl J UENItY KLEBEIi, 101 Third street.
RECOMMENDATION. ' |
We have carefully examined the above work of U. U.
Hill’s, and consider it one of the moat complete ahdprac
cal Violin Schools we have ever seen. U. ANJUN,
VuKfi Teachors of Music.
'■ ' ReaoT&l>
-WJNO E. DOWNING, CLOTHIES,*®*
HAS remoyed to 294 LIBERTY Direct, ophite Ganl«on
alley -nd No. 8 SEVENTH, near Smithtield, where
tho attention of his (Mends and the public is lnvltil to the
stock of READY-MADE GOODS always on hand. Also,
Cloths, Casrimercs ana Yestlnpi tor ordered work, *
assortment of Eurnishine Goods '“‘jjSfe
Hats of all qualities. Trunks. Umbrellas. Ac.. Ac.
ZTZZZZZ ....OOASWJDS M'CLOBItiT.
,0B Clothing Merchant.,
WaW4 ° NO. 88 WOOD BTIUSET.
THE eubscribers respectfully inform tboir oUcbatomors
»nd the nubile in general, that they hare thifl day a»*
. * , rtaomefllnif in tlic nbore business* under tbo firm
1 OHN h K’CLO3KEY ft CO. They respectfully solicit a
I will be settled by them
| selves resTX*etively
algeo a 00.
T» —LAIRD, (Into of Use iirm of CMI.IT fi
H. opened STORE NO. «, (two dOT ”,
mind 1 for the purpose of carrying on the CLOTUINO
BUSINESS, hopesby strict attention to business to merit a
Kft. most fashionable
style^andonthe^hortestnotice Inferior to none In tt.
city. ~
James Moiling**?
MONONGAHELA PLANING Mlld^—Would respectfully
lnibrmhiafriends anil the public "j^
Ushment 1b now in full operation, ana that be is
furnish Boat Cabins, and fill all orders for Planed Lumber,
with promptness,and at the lowest rates. _. lw
gptoard and Plank, planed on ono or Doth aides, oanstantlj
“'tohfioora, and Moulding?, ot every description, made to
"atildera and Carpenters would find it to the.tr advantage
to give him a call, as hs can now rarnlsh them with planed
.faitr anltable for every description cl work. _
— ll ~,-nnir \JlllQ T» «MI.. I
TO. A- ■““"SiMi'.t CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FODNDERSy
MANUFACTURERS of all kinds of BRASS WORK, lAI
- STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, Ac. Al
in. Cotton Batting Manufacturers.
on lLhocca street, Allegheny C.ty "
Office and Store, No. 12 Market street, Pittsburgh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in eichani;e
or cash paid. Orders left at the Foundry or Offico.wm be
promptly attended to.
J>ASI*L Ato, JB.
JOSEPH T. IiOWRYi
ffo. 43 Aimer of Fifth and Wood .
Office up stairs. Entrance from Fifth street. KtUturghj
RvQPVfypfTTTXT announce to tbe public teat ns hbb ,
ESTATE AQENCT.In connec
tion Trith Intelligence and General < J ol iocUng. He will
also attend to renting. Persons in want of eerrente, in any
capacity, or those In want of pieces, trill ba supplied “tshort
notice. All business entrusted to hlfl cars promptly at*
J. Blit ham, Esq., Richard Optrai, Esq.,W ;
0 Leslie, Dr. Alex* Black, James Mackeral, A. A. : SlaSOn,
Mafflt A Old. 3 anA °-
Sohttclunan ft Il&unlelxiy
LITHOGRAPHERS— Third street, opposite the Po&t-offiee,
Pittsburgh. Maps, Landscapes, Bill Heads, ShOwßllla,-
Labels,Architectural and Machine Drawings, Business and
Visiting Garda, etc.. Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Printed
in Colors, Gold,Bronxe,or Blacfc,in the most approved style,
and at the most reasonable prices. . -octls:ly
H GEAFP I>. RBIBIRGKR T. 3, GEAFP.
Graff, Relslnger «fc Graff,
TTrESTEHN POUWDII\, Wo. 124 Wood street, Pitts-
W burgh, Pa
MiyrgACTUBXEH Of
'{Voicing Stores, Plain and Fancy Grates,
Saland Wood Stovea, Pl»ta »nd F. ? c,Feeders,
SrlBE Stoves, ">“K Iron *>
ItollovrWop, -
" : -iVegoo Boves, ic._ TnhU
.j.FUffIHO.
inSOIiISH AND CDASSICAIi SKHI IH AILY* |
'““ w SoMU), M. A., PurowAi. ]
mnR next f£i=ion of thi lM«aUon trill commence on
T HAVDAr thesthof September next, at the room cor-
Jb Snw iSfUSm*"* lately occupied by the
A. W. Looms.,o. Knap; Jr., 6. **«
onhorst,B. Miller«-JT. *
’ “a S’ a>UAnsai<w C mkrchakts-
Dealers In all kinds of Pittsburgh Manuiaoturea, Lead
Pipe and Sheet Lead, ST Front street l“P"
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Notice.
THE late firm Of JONES & QUIOO, having been dissolved
by the death of Joi n F. Qulgg, on the 27 th Inst., the
business of said firm will be Battled by the undersigned, at
their office, corner of Ross and First streets^
“ ISAAC JONES, Surviving Partnor.
Pittsburgh, September 30,1851—[oct&y
. Isaac Jones,
MANUFACTURER ot. Spring and Blister Steel, Plough
Slab steel, steel Plough Wings, Coach and tliptlc
Rnrintrq Bra«s Nut Taper, half patent, Eerow, MaU and
Sn iSdcs.ico’mer mf Boas and Jirst sheets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. ocuriy
ISAAC JOKKS
D. B. Roger* * Co » , .
\IT ANUPACTUBERS of ROGERS’ pateut Improved Steel
JVL Cultivator teeth. .Office earner Ross and Elwt streets.
oct2ly
JACOB il-COtr-ISTKII, .
WHOLESALE AND UKTAIL CIOAH MANUFACTURER
AJTD DLALLRIS ALL KINDS OP
Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigar*,
* * No. 26 fifth Pittsburgh, Pa .
j»- Keeps constantly on bimll'a large supply of all Oxe
rarlona brands of ]mp»rt*d Cigars, J***—
: ~ CHINA HALL.,
MARKET STREET, DETWEES THIRD ADD TOURTIt STREETS.
QTOANQBRS VISITING THE CITY SMUH> CALI,IN
S to Geo the beautiful assortment of CXIXA, QLASS
and QUEEXSWaRE, non open at the above establish
ment. Our goods being entirely new, we are to
offer inducements In all the late3t styles of Dinner, Tea
and Toilet Ware, white iron-stone, we have a great variety
of shapes; also, gold band and fancy colored atone ware
Tea and Toilet sits. Our stoeh of white Covered Dishes,
Bonn Tureens, Vegetable Dishes without covers, Salad
Dishes, and every article appertaining to a Dinner Set Is
large and well selected. Britannia Ware, Table Cntldry,
Spoons, Castors, Waiters, and Uouse Garnishing Goods, we
* U COSI!dON*'WARE—Onr stock of common Tees, Plata,
Dishes P ,seri,Napplev, Bowls, Pilchers, and every article
in the line Is large, and. we are prepared to pack them with
or without line goods, as the purchaser tn*v wish
Also, a large assortment of all kinds of WAljt»
which wo are selling at manufacturers’ prices, all oi WDicn
at wholesale or retail, (vcEARY.
WM. A. M’CLUKG,
deaiek in
Fine Teas, Choice Family Groceries and willow l
•Waro.
CORKER OF WOOD AND SIXTH STS.,
PITTSBTOaII. PA.
TBnow receiving a large assortment of FRESU GOODS,
to his already wSIS »ld
from first bonds In the Ksstern morbets, srhlcb, ®IU be sold
,l «-'ho mis .""s team boats, nnd families, buying by the
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1 PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL,
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PITTSBURGH,"THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1856
BUSINESS CAEDS.
ROBERT H. PATTERSON, Proprietor _
CORNER OF DIAMOND STREET ANBQnEttRY ALLEY.
IMIK subscriber respeclfally announcct to the Ladles and
Gentlemen of Pittsburgh, that he his recently erected •
& RIDING SCHOOL, which, In point of rise, commodious
ni*«a and adaptation, undeniably excels any Plrailar estnb
ltahmcnt in the Unite.! States. Its location Is o credible
from all parts of the city, while Its high and ahy situation
renders It especially suited to tbo promotion of health, by
this mof-t agreeable axercisa. The Horses am <J«H« and
well trained, and the proprietor pledges himself that no
pains cr expeas* vIU be spared to mete this establishment
the first In tho confidence of the public. oct^>.tf
~ Notice.
THE Interest of Mr. JOHN ATWELL In our bnsmesa
ceases from this date by agronneut. Our business, as
WHOLESALE OTtOCEUS, will be continued by tho remain*
leg partners under the firm of .
g V BAGALKY, COSfIHAYE A CO.,
Noa.lB and ‘JO WoM -trert. Pittsburgh.
BAOALEY, WOODWARD A CO..
No 221 Mar bet street. Philadelphia
WM. BAOALEY A CO.
rittsVmnjh,D»*cemWMoth^lss4--(d* < cl£2 _
”~fVotlce.
THAYB sold mvintareft in the busing of Lon*, MilWr
k Co t.. 8. A. Long, who, with John Phillip*. wl, <*nn
tinue ot tho old stand. Vo. 100 Front street l«nl »ll;
recommend the new firm to the patronage of m? Mends.
Pittsburgh, July 23,1854. P- H- MILLER.
*• A S. a. LONG at. CO.,
BKIL AND nRASS FOUNDKH& AND GAS FTITKIIS,
invite .U'.'uuon t.. Ih.lf K lrM-.kt.fCh»ndeUrn.,nn}«krt^
Pendntit*. and other fixtures. Wo Ct up b*u*-« vUb «*8
aud Steam, u»aki* ISrvrs CHftlajts of all kinds to order, fur
ni«h Railroad Tumps and Took Fittings, and kt-ep AnU-
AttrilSnu Metal eunstantlv on hand. Jy . L.:
Stiver Manufactory.
SPOON’S FOURS, KIIM.KU3. IS r»ICI».
—Owing tofniprrU.r faciiititn* in m.nufsctnriugmy own
vo >)( we an* now selling at least 10 per rent, lower than
Uw' rattern rill.-, or rlvwhCT*. A!', wnrk 1-1 w.rrmljd.
Si/riing Silorr.—' Wo also manufacture Spoons or the
, British rturlioß quality. , , .. „„ -
I Watch*-® and Watch repairing continued, with artry fa
oiUtv and renewed.4rt.-rmtßnUon to give entire witfcfsctioti
u>c«toraMs, both os to price and ‘be cf
the work. • w - "•
Watchmaker Rod Jeweller,
botl 4 rnmgr of MarUrtjin.l Fourth utri’eti'.
StenmUo.t Furniture i»mi OliMr*.
A \VK hsv.oo hiui'i un i nr.- rnontmitlr ronlnifactn
ring 6TEAMIIOAT CABIN FERNITDIIE AND
pncHAIRS, 0/ t-Trry durrß-tiun, Tis:
I"l » intension Pining Tables;
Do Bur do 5
Ladles Chairs, of Trrious styles;
Geuts. do do do;
State tt.ViU do do do;
Tc Toilet Boies;
Tete * ieteu; Sofas;
Divans: Centre Tabled
Wash Stands; Curd do;
Water do; Trays, Ac., Ac.
Material and workmanship warranted, and ptK*3 brU*
fastorv T. B. YOUNG A CO,
j y 2Q ’ S 8 SmlthfleldjU opposite City Hotel,
wlTtTckV
BALT’S STOCKING MANUFACTORY,
No 20 Fifth street, first comer above Market strtit,
PITTSBURGIf, PA
WnEUE WILL be fnuud the targest and best assorted
stock of HOSIERY ever offered for sale tu this city.
Purchasers will Hod-lt to their advantage to call tii this e -
tablUhment and examine for themselves; H Is all l need to
isnro their custom. _ 0. DALY.
N. B.—Uemember the Cast? Stocsiso Coßirra. ,
c. B. Heedly & Co., j
CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, A*. 82 Thitfxirtd,
near Marl-ft would rwpeetfttUr inform their rnenda
and the public cenerallyy that they bare now instore their
complete KAIX STOCK, consisting of CARPETS of every
description, from the Royal Velvet and to (ho com
mon lojrmln, Hemp tna Rat?. Floor Oil Cloth, from ona
to eight yards wide, now deplgna and rery rich. Cocoa and
Canton Matting, Druggets,Ruga,Mata, Stair Rods Window
Shade*, Ac. Persons In want are invited to call and exam
ine their stock. Steamboats, Hotels, and Residences furn
ished on the moßt reasonable terms. __
Small profitß and quick ;
TERMS CASH ONLY. 0012
W. 3. Haven.
TIIE OLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, (late Jobn
aton A Stockton.) and Blank Book and Stationery
Warehouse. Is prepared to execute every style of ,
Commercial, Canal arid Steamboat Job Priming add Book
Binding, and furnish every article In the Blank Book, Paper
and Stationery line, at the shortest notice and on tlio most
reasonable terms. , x , . _ _
Blank Book and Stationery Warehouse, Printing Oraee
idory, corner of Market and Second sts. [dotlß
and Book Bim
,\F. W. MAIR
Smith, SlaJr Huut«r,
(Lite Smith & Sinclair,) )
WHOLESALE DKOOEBS,
w. b. saurii.
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS to oil binds of Pittsburgh Motuifhc
tuny, m Second 'First street, Fittßbu'Rh,
: febU
Penna. - •
Depot ol liongvrortli tc Zimmerman a Ca
* tawtfa Wlnaa and Brancly. j
THE undersigned has received and offers for sale, at Cin
cinnati vncei, a large quantity of l\mmez
man’s eboicQ and world-renowned Sparkling, Dry
dies’ Sweet Catawba Winer. - Bueh as may desire to procure
an excellent article of Native Wine, (the pure juice of the
crape.) will find my establishment the place for the gratis*
cation of their desires. The Catawba Brandy,distilled from
the genuine Grape. Is declared by many excellent judges,
equal In flavor to the best imported Cognac. •
P, FICKKIBEN,
No. 137 Liberty street.
Lonn Office. , |
JOHN A. O'BRIEN, 67 SMtTHFLELD STREET, between .
Fourth and Diamond alley. Money loanedon Gold and
Silver Plate, Diamonds* Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry,
Musical Instruments, Guns and Pistols, Feather Bads, For- j
nlture, and all kinds of articles—for any length of time |
agreed on. Charge* for storage-considerably lower than
heretofore. Private entrance through the hall door. Ail
-bttsinesrtronsactionS'flmetlycoHfidftntlar. '
£3-Forfeited pledges sold immediately after being out Of
date, unless redeemed. Bargains of Gold and Silver Watch*
es, Jewelry, Ac., always on hand. aprl<b6ra
MEW SEED STORKI
JAMKS WARDROP,
OJTEKB for Bate CANARY BIRDS of the most Improytd
breed. beine very hardy,and too singers. Bird Seeds
—Canary, Hemp,TUitlet,Rope and mined Seed, nonquota
■srill-be furnished composed of the toest FLOWF.IIS, sir:
Camelias, Rose Buds, Heliotropes, Ac. Byeipeensfinpote)
forOhristmaa Trees,from the Seed and Horticultural Store,
No. 49 Fifth at, near Wood. dec3 ° .
consume tlie Smoke*
rivffE subscriber bavinc the exclusive ri«ht to manufac*
Tture end sell .BWEBNEWS HOT AIR. AND SMOKE
PfiNRDinNO FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders,anti
contrast for heating buildings with the most, economical
Furnace now m nsa. Tha attention of those interested la
nnlleited- Anr lntormbtlon can be bad of A.
Koa 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J. BAKNDQLIiAIt,
*dcc2-l:tt 1 Iron Cite Stove Warehouse, No. 1&4 Wood st.
# It I* True!
THAT MOTHREB of superior excellency may
te obtained at CARGO’S New Dagnerrcan Gall*,
rv. No. 70 Fourth street, at prices varying from
One to Twenty Dollars, All work warranted to
nle&se Children taken in b few seconds. Call and examine
specimens of the various styles. Booms open day
ping. . _ -—‘ -
' HAEOTB B. BOUJDiT
*pvr»Bn B. ™^"" ] gi|Y'S,"Hollldßy,
Pnnnrrp ' WIIIWAKDINO AND COMMISSION MED-
R <?t?YSts —Strict attention paid to all
OIIANTS, « produce, 4c. Orders for
constgnmenU■ *>£»“.°LXed and promptl yattendedto.
with deepatch._loct9.6m —
New Fa P* r N ® a "^oM) i 'sTM:ET.
T7INE -FRENCH - AND AMERICAN I'APERS;
J: Panel Decorations in.gold, oak and marOlß,
: £s&£%£ Papers! andchambere;
- Cheap and low priced Wall Papers;
Borders, Ceilings, Figures, Window Bbades.
A large and complete assortment of the aboye, selected
forto season, will be sold at toanenai
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business cards,
E E M jO L.
C. IHMSEI,
MANOFACTEaEB OF BVEBY VAKIETY OP
VIALS, BOTTLES,
AND
WINDOW GLASS,
Blaclc Porter, Wine and Claret Bottles,
DEMIJOHNS AND CAEBOYS;
—-At'O
FLINT GLASS IN EVERY VARIETY .
Warehouse, H 05.104 Second, & 133,135Eir5t st.
riTTSBtJRGn, PA. [mhos
HAKDWAKE
•FOB
Saddlers and Carriage Makers,
R. T. LEECH, JR.,
No* 137 Wood street,
PITTSBURGH.
Also, ClothJ, Damasin, Laces, Moss, Bont Stuff,
Springe, &0., &c,
Boots and bboei, VVlloleewfo anil ileta.il.
JAMES ROBB,
NO. 85 Market, and 0 Uhlan strict, third deor froni thr
Market IV-rux, would call the attention of lih friends,
and the public generally, to.thofact, that he has now on |
hand tb/ largest and test selected Keck or BOOTS AN I'
enoKs in all their Tarlfities,worn by ladiesftnd gentlemen
of Phil'lelphla, New Yorkandßoston,and whlch-he trurte,
cannot ,all to please all. „ T . I
Hia prices are very much retlnced, and he setts Kidlrs_
Getters at f r otn $1,12 to S2AO; Gentleman's Boots, from $.,2,
to £Ol and excellent Gentlemen's Galturs, and Youths and
Children's wear, at extraordinary low prices.
lie nice continues to manufacture, aa heretofore, all de-
Kriptions pt LADIES AND GhNTLKMKN'S BOOTS AN'B
SHOE? of tils best quality and the latest style, all of which
he warrants. Nor should be overlooked bis very large as
sortment of Oum Sandals, Overshoes and B"OtR, for Ladks,
Gentlemen and Children. Every person who favors h m
with their patronago will b? fairly dealt with. janu
"w ate It OCUE INSTITUTE,
HAND STREET, (SOUTH SIDE,) BET. PENN STREET
AND THE RIVER, PITTSBURGH, PA.
DOCTOR BAELZ, Graduate and Practitioner io-tbe Old
Schools of Medicine, Allopathic and Ilomcepathlc, and
for the past tan yeorrasaccossmlUydropathbt, has opened
a WATER CURE in the above loeatiou.
The perfectly fafe, direct and immediate effect this sys
tem has on all Fevers, and all diseases acute and chronU—
wbilo it l/Tmtld, grateful and invigorating to tfco weak e-nd
debilitated, renders it peculiarly desirable la familh-3, who
, will he treated at their homes.
Allopathic and Uummpathk treatment will bn adminis
tered where desired; but, after long and thorough expe
rience. Doctor Baelz gives a decided prefercuco to Hydro
pathv, which has, throughout thu old an 1 new world,
proven bo eminently successful in every form of diseim*,
Including- Incipient. Consumption, Bronchitis Dyspepsia,
Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, Anlimm Cuta
neous, Nervous and Liver Diseases. Testimonials of cures
from highly reputable citizens of nearly every Slate in tin*
Union, r * n be examined at Doctor Baela’s office. The Uc-t.
Clergy are invited to consult him grads.
Warm water being used In tbecomcMncement, ami often
throughout the trefttraent,U b» aluxury iosteadof onplras
ant, as those unacquainted might suppose.
fxsroisscss.—Messrs.Charlesßrewer, Waterman Fa!ernr,
W. W. Wilson, W. 11. Williams, Thompson Bell, J. R. V,« l
den, D. T. Morgun, Win. B. Holmef, E. 11. EugiUb, U M.
The undersigned, having visited Doctor Laois's Institu
tion and witnessed bU successful treatment, cheerfully re
commend him aa a thoroughly educated aud skillful Pby
** Charles T. RuaFcll, Jos. M’ConneHs, David Hunt, .Trim
C Curtis. Koht. Patrick, John 11. Livingston, John W nghi.
W \V Patrick, Moses F. Eaton. 0 Orm-by Gregg, pmn
ItICUAItU C. UOtit
KAKUPACTCJUB. OP
Gilt, Silver, Brass, Broazo, lool&ng-Glass,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES,
PLAIN AND ORSAJIEXTED—NO.JL B*. Ctua STttiT.
All tiniliof OooipoEiiloQ Omara.nts, lor sl.iimhyM.,
ac. All Simla of 011(1 ng imj Ke gilding. to orjrr. u.lt
Moulding. f.:r Framrß, vhok-ra'c and /etril 1 irn.it for
Oil Pairing*'. Kogruving? and Lithograph;-, for fcale..
CZr Impaired ox defooedOft IMnttiig* reftor.-d io the
best manner. „ , , .
All Frames ami Mouldings m .nufactured in this eotab-
Urhment may be cleaned without tojury, with soap aud
vaUr. • v
Call and sec. No. 21 St. Clair Ft., Pittsburgh.
Hew Trimming Store,
Vo 83 Cbmer of Mttkd street and the Diamond
FRANK VAN announces to th<
public of Pittsburgh andTicmity, that be will open lfii
new Trimming Store on Monday, April 17th. H«i ing fitter
i up the neatest etore room in the city, and filled it with a
I choLce selection of tbe latest stvh-s of Trimming* and Fan*
.cy Goods, he Datters himself that bo will olf«r superior »«:♦
ducenenta and eudeavor to give full satisfaction to all who
may fa eor him with their patronage.
Now, don’t forget the place—No. 83 Market street, corner
of tha Diamond. {aprl3} FRANK VAN
Seminary for lioya.
Suuth-wcst ci>r. of Fifth and Grant its.+opposilt Court tfcrtise.
riMIK Fall Season of this School will commence cm MoN
-1 DAY, September 4th, and the duties of instruction will
be resumed by Messrs. UKIGG3 and M’DUN AI.D. _
There axe ten eaoces?iee months in tha Academic year.
Tuition is |i2,50 per quarter. ... ,
The number of poplin is limited, and boys ore admitted
In the order of applications which may b« made after
Aucuel 3Uth, at 54 Liberty street, or at ttehnol, or by lei ter
dropped in I’ost Otheo. -
-jko. faitupa
JAMES S. U£I»UC-
Letlll© 6s, Ulam»
(Saccewora to MulTuny A Ledlie )
MANOFA'-TBIIMtS of Oat, Moulded end rhln, Flint
BnJ Fancy Ooloied QLASSWAUE. on:l dealers In nil
kind* of Window Glass Flasks, Vials and HottltM. Wnn>
bonne rorner of Martlet nud Water streets, Flttt.lntrsh.
mb3:dly
\Vm. li- Tnlcott & Co.,
IBDCC£3HOK3 TO T. KA.NX£DT, JR., A C 0.,)
MANUFACTURERS OF GILT AN V MAHOGANY LOOK
ING GLASSES, Portrait and Picture FrAnn-s*, At., and
dealer# in Imported aud Domestic Fancy Good?, Nr*. <’'2, cor
ner of Wood and Fourth street?, Pittsburgh. octlfclw
HAYING gold my interest in the firm of T. KENNEDY,
jr A 00., to William U. Xaiooit, who, with A. G.
llenry, wIU continue the Looking Glass and Variety Busi
ness at the old stand, corner of Wood and Fourth streets,
under the siyle of Wm. H. Talcott A Co. I confidently re
commend them to my former oustomera, ua every way
qualified to give entire satisfaction.
’AH persons having me,and c.U ind-*M*J
u, „e, pica bo make an cart,
Henry Hlehardiout JerreUer,
HAYING r&-titted hifl' store In a handsome manner, and
but recently returned from the eastern cities with a
fine assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, would call the attention of h*s friends andcustom*
era to the fact that among his Watches will be found the
most desirable styles, patterns and makers, Of Jewelry, the
latest styles of Brooches, Breast Pins, Fob and Vest Chains,
Fineer Ear Rings, Miniature Lockets, etc., etc.
FANCY GOODS—Such as Papior Mache, Work Tables and
Boxes Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, Tablo Mate,
Colt’s Vistols, Porte Monnaies in ftreat variety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishes; with an endless variety of useful and or
namental articles, which have only to bo seen to be appre-
StfMl [novl] NO. 81 MARKBISTREi.'.r._
.j. a.ncKTift
JVb 136 Wood itrrti, Third door below Virgin Alley.
BOWN A TETLEY would call the attention of Sporting
men to their large assortment of Guns, Rifles and Re
volving Hstols, the largest and -best selected stock eyer
opened in this market; together with a general assortment
of Hardware, Cutlery, Tools and Fishing Tackle, all of which
we offer at the lowest possible prices to cash purchasers, oy
for good approved paper. • mar *^„
JM’LAUGHLIN, No. Oi Fourth street, nearly opposite
. tho Mayor’s Office, Ib manufacturing Gentlemen’s first
Itoota. Low Shoes,ties and buttoned; Congress and Button
edGahore; Ladies’ Boots, Half Boots, Jenny Linds, Klip
rwrs and French Lashing Gaiters, of every color and shude;
fancy Kid and Batin Gaiters, of the best material; MLses
and Children’s do, of every variety. -
jj jj AH kinds made to order,on abort notico. jaulg
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE Partnership between Wm. Youngson and Daniel
Yourcson. under the name of Wm. YOusgson A Co., is
Di-BOtvin WM. YOUNGSON will carry on tho PAINTING
buriness lo all Its branches at tho Shop of the late firm,-No.
otukVENTH street, opposite the Neptune Engine House.
mh27:lw WM. YOUNGSON.
House sign and ornamental painter—no
03 Bevisth street, opposite the Nepiune Engmi
Bouse. __juh^7 i om_
—North-Western Police Agency,
■n ho WASHINGTON STREET, corner of Dearborn,
U ’ CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
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Pinkerton & Co
T.CTOTE I HUB ATTESIION TO THE T&ANSACTIOX 0* A OESEBAL
DE7DTE I “ sli DETl2oXl v is POLICE BUSINESS
In the states of Illinois, Wisconsin, ilichli'an and Indiana.
mhlOidtf
* Soldiers’ Bounty Lands,
AND 01 AIMS AGAINST GOVERNMENT.—I Tg-itl pro
* M Bounty Land Warrants for Soldiers, their Widows
nn(l Minor Children, and will prosecuto Claims -against
and attend to business in tho “Court of
Claims,” recently established by Coogres <.
• n m„i v 0 14s Third street, one door above Smlthfleld st.
•BRS; Vo egARLEd N A VliOK.
——BQ n aty ijnnclfl—Soldiers’ Claims.
Tnv undersigned has made arrangements with Thomas
Lumpkin, of Washington City, to procure WARRANTS,
Ibr Soldiers, their Widows. pe Children, for UOONT*
Ta’kD<l op any other claims on tho Government.
LANDS, oraujro SAMUEL FAIINEbTOCK,
mhltfl Residence,No. 9 Ross Ktreet, Pittsburgh.
■ Bounty Landß.
Tnr iindoxetanedcomliiues to oourfn Bounty Land
wJSntfl.‘The W«at bill gives to all who Haro
...i i n onvivar since 1790. 160 acres. Terms moderate,
fed in any ™£ ubJE COUKSUOOT, 37 diamond alley.
between Wood st and Diamond,
Atrency for boldlers’ Claims.
OF LANDS.—PUKCIIA3K AND SALK OF
1 AND WARRANTS. —The undersigned has Blade ar
- with competent and responsible geotUmso to
oVeinCertlficotea or Warrant* for Soldiers, their ’wlcloas or
mh?ir children, who are entitled to Bounty Lands; also for
Station cfWa, and the Purchase and Bale of Land
JOHN I>. DAVIB,
' v “JJJ.JJ’ Corner of Wood and Fifth struts.
- HOME liKague factory. ,
ai»nLTON BTBWART, Manufacturer of Shirting,
Chechrf,' Tweeds, etc., Eebecca street, Allegheny, has.
nnttnM \ a Wnreroom bloond ETOiir Post BoildiKOß, corner
FtSfkhd Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
Merchants who are not aware that these Checks can do
made as good and sold as low here as iu any other cisy in
the United States, are Invited to call and examine for them
selves. mU2:lm
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IfINTKRPHISK WORKS
Boots aud Slioes.
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man shortest, quickest and most reliable Touto to Toledo*
X Chicago, Rock Island, Galena, .and Bt. Louifl, Is ViA
This route is One Hundied miles shorter and about nine
hours quicker tban'the circuitous one via Indians polls..
Tliree Daily Trains from Pittsburgh to Cleveland.
Three Doily Trains from Cleveland to Chicago..
Time to Cleveland six hours, Chicago iwenty-three hour®,
i end St. Louis thirty-seven hours. ' -
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nt Alliance at 630 A. 2d., 11.45 A. M., end 6.30 P. M.,.as
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ont detention, will take the train leaving I Httshurgh at
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j, tbo only train by which close connections <£o made
to the above point. Passengers by this
Ti APh Chicago at 120 nest morning, end St. Louis at mid*
night
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10 oMorfc, for WriUTiUe, connecting with tho tt«!n leaTjng
\tVll‘7ill»»at 4.30 P. M., and arriving at Cleveland ntfl.oo
T 'ln Accommodation Train trill leave We!lsvi!le dally, ;
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with llipn-M Traio arriving in pevelnnd at .-*0 P. JI.
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follows: Ler.vo Cleveland at 7.30 and 2.30 A. &L,'aDii6.So P. ,
M.; arrive at. Chicago at 11.00 P. M., 7.00 Jc *>■«?
%roins leave Cbisyso for'Bpck Islawl ond Stj.Boulo M
follows: For nook (.lend at 9.00 A. »!., and 11.00 P.,M-
For St. Louis nt 9.10 A. M, and 10.95 P-Mo ,, n
Fas-sengere for St. Louto go over Rock Island Bailroad to
delict and thence over the Chicago and Mississippi Railroad
m Alton, and thence by Steamboat (23 miles) to St Lonh
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il li) wire evening, and by tbelO.os, P. SI., Train, at noon
checked throngh> blevcland, and there re
check,
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4 00 o--RcckrsFd r l|oo 4 25
.. Tclido „6 50 “.Galena 1816 1400.
•‘Chicago 13 00 $lO 50 .lB j 0 1620
“ ljloomingt..:w 60 14 40 ,‘f Burlington 21 00
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
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Tract K. R. is now coitplet£D,
\ml Trains tod the entire distance f.om CHICAGO TO
buill.lN-OTON', To»a, wilboDt rlincs^fCiirs.
Thi* On’v Direct Route to BURLINGTON, QUINOVi
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lb Burlington daily for Southern and Central ]
lowa 'nod Northern MU?ooti—making the quickest and
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of the Mi«l6«ippl as far as Council Bluff, with from forty to
hftvmN-* than byauyotherrmre. The Road,
Lr a IftTfo portion of the way, is laid with the coNTmcottß
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wellß-ockod with the most modern Lo.omotivcsand elegant
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tlons. and uniting ai St. Louis on advertised tltne, avoiding
the vexatious delay of fogs and ice, and dangers of naviga
tion, as on the routo by Alton. , „„
checked direct through from Chicago, and no
charge for handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS by this mute can bo purchase* »i
oil the RnUroad Others in thu East; at the Ofttee of the
Comp ny, corner of Cl.uk and Lake streets, In the Granito
Building; at the Dei'Ot of the Galena R. R-, and at the
Mich. Cent. li. It. uHleo, corner of Lake and Dearborn sts.,
pr,no i ita 'Fremont House, Chicago, , ...
hit TGHT consigned by this route will receive imrnedl*
at, *«**.. C. a. HAMMOND, Sup t.
GenT Ticket Ag’fc, Chicago.
jMJ-TICKETS can be procured at tho principal Railroad
Oflii'-p of th“ country. mhl
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CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS
Yu CHICAGO, ALTOS AND ST. LOUIS
RAIL £S m ROM, ;
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Carrying the Great American Express and V. S. Mads.
fT'ITII Onlv Direct and Reliable Route to the Eonth and
X Soulii-YV’est —Seventy Miles Shorter than any other
Route. . -
ra-o tot-ocgu exi-riss thaws dmit, susdats esckted.
Leaves . Arrives at
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ton, Wayoeartlle and Decatur, and with Stages for Peoria.
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all nans on the Western HiYcr»,-and at Cleveland and Ban*
dusfty with steamers to all ports on the North-weateni.
I4\kcs; matins the most direct, cheapest and reliable route
by which FUKUIHT can be forwarded to and from the
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KATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA 4 PITTSBURGH.
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Pork, (packed,) Laid and Lard 0i1...... J *
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dt FaEiouT Acests— Moms
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more; Oeo.C.FranclScus, Pittsburgh; Shringman* Brown,
CinciouHti, Ohio; J. S. Moorhead, LouisjUle, R ; L.
Meldrum, Mudison, lud.; Ratcliff & Co., St. Louis, Mo.,
SyMitchell 4 Son, Evansville, Indiana.
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. EDWARD 4. RUCKER.
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THURSDAY .MORNING:
KOSSUTH ON ' LORD PALMERSTON
• " [From tho London Sunday Times, April I.] :
Borne fetr weeks ago, Mr. Layard, reminding
Lord Palmerston of the expectations coupled m
Dublio opinion with his accession to power, bore
public testimony to the fact, that “no man had
.more general sympathy throughout Europe than
the noble lord. He (Mr, Layard) hasbeard the
name of Lord Palmerston repeated throughout :
the Continent in every variety of form, and that
narne mas a magic name, as (he representativeof the
great principles of liberty. -■ ' , L ,
: And : really snoh had been the general reputa
tion of tho noble lord. Some, certainly, there
have been who, paying such attention to the
noble lord’s public career as his position and
brilliant qualities command, : oonld never under
stand by what strange destiny it came pass, that;
instead of all the variety of reputations to whioh
his lordship’s'long political career would: have
entitled him, jast that hind of reputation should
have been forced upon him to which he himself
to; aspire. . !
Influenced by the prestige of his fame, I have
s tpSied tlie history .of his public life, I was as
tonished to see; that sine'e be first took his seat
•in’the House, for Bletohingley, together with a
place among the Lords of the Admiralty under
the Portlands, Castlereagbs, Percevalß, und.Elv
dons—down to his opposition to Mr. Koebuok’s ,
motion, there is, certainly, not one single act (I j
speak of ccts) in his Lordship’s connection with j
the foreign policy of England, which was not an
evidence that the noble Lord never had .the
slightest aspirations to the fame of a represen- |
tativeiofi the great principles of liberty.
In faot, tie it d praiße or a reproach, history,
in reviewing- his politioal career, will not rank
him with : the statesmen who olaimed to act upon
principles phut Will rank him with those, who
gloried in octing Upon pretended expediencies—
that Jack-with-a lantern whioh ip an absolute
negation ofwfl an4 ; j6vefyprinmple. . ■,
Consistently with this character of his ‘half
centenarian policy; find scorning to usurp a re
putation undeserved and unliked, Lord Palmer
ston condescended to set public opinion right
about biß liberalism, by declaring pubhply, in
the House of Commons, on Monday’last : that
“ The Government of Great Britain would con-.
eider.it a great misfortune to Europe, if Hun
catv were separated from the Austrian Empire. ■*
Let the world well mark the astounding atoto-.
ment. A country of some 125,000 square Eng
lish miles, with fifteen millions of inhabitants;
a country which started ahead of England her
self in the path of representative Government;
a country Which has known to Maintain a,na
tioual existence for a thousand years ; a country ,
to which the independence-and Christian oiyilt
aatioh of Europe is owing, more than to 'any
other nation on earth, because it has been a
bnlkwark to Christendom for centuries; a coun
try which yesterday yet commanded the admira
tion, and enjoys yet' to day the sympathy of the.
civilized world; a oountry whioh m our very
days displayed snoh indomitable vitality, that, |
though unprepared; unprotected, forsaken, alone, '
it humbled to the very dust that Austria which
the English government appear to dread SO much,
and throw her, a fallen beggar, to mendicate
protection at the foet of the Czar, who,, in his
turn, had to array the wholo force of his vast
empire, and move 40,000 of his very guards
from St. Peterabnrgh, and yet wanted fhe as
sistance of treason for overcoming the reßißtance
of that heroic country, in a moment of ex-1
hanstion by victory ; —it is thiß country on
which Lord Palmerston thought proper to pasß
the heart-revolting judgment, that its freedom
and independence wonld be n great • misfortune
to Europe.
And my Lord Palmerston did even more. Ho
told the parliament plainly that the Austrian
Government knows, and have all along Moicn,
that the British Government is opposed to the
freedom and independence of Hungary., .; By .
thiß declaration, we Bee a corner lifted of the
which ecreens from the eyeß of the de
luded world the bloody mysteries of secret di
plomacy, in whioh the life-of nations is. the aauy
sacrifice. ' . .
Now, at last, we have the Russian interven
tion in Hungary explained. The world is at
last enabled fully to oomprehend what It is Lord
Palmerston Meant, in Writing to St. Petersbnrgh,
May 17, 1849, that “Ho considers. to hove no
occasion for any . formal. expression of tho
opinions of Great Britain on'the Rpss-an inter
vention in Hungary.” Tho world will now un
derstand how it oamb to pass that when, upon
the precedent of Great Britain having already
once, on a similar ocoasion, mediated between
Hungary and Austria, I, as early in December,
1848 sent an envoy to London, claiming the me
diation of England, on. the. ground of solemn
precedents to which Eogland has been pledged,
Lord Palmerston had no other answer to give to
tho envoy of Hungary but tho notification,
signed by Lord E ldisbury, December 13,1848
that the British Government had no knowledge
of Hungary,, except as one of the component
parts of the Austrian .Empire—an assertion ut
terly contrary to truth, to right, to.; history,.to
Enropean common law, and to tho documents
filed in England’s diplomatic archives, whioh a
Minister of the British Crown should be expect
ed to know; and while,-with that answer my
Lord Palmerston directed the envoy of Hungary
to make his communications to England through
Baron Roller, the representative of that Em
peror of Austria with whom we were in a le
gitimate war of self-defence, he, at the same,
time, hastened to convey information of these
deplorable proceedings to Vienna—(Despatch
to Lord Ponßonby, December 28th, 1848 )
The world will now understand what has been
meant by the net, that Lord Palmerston was tho
first to send a congratulatory note to Vienna,
28th August, 1848, expressing the satisfaction
which her Majesty’s Government haß felt, at
hearing that tho ealamitonß war in Hungary has
boen brought to a oloss by a pacification, ns bis
lordßhip has been pleased to call that armed in
tervention of Russia, and thattreaeon of Vilagos,
wbioh blotted out from the list of States a nattow
of n-thonsand years’ independent standing, . and
sent to tho gallows, to the martyrdom of :Ans
trian prisons, nnd to tho miseries of exile, the
patriots of that noble oountry. Thowprld will
now understand how it came to pass that, while,
aB well from previous reasoning, ns also by sub
sequent mournful events—in fact, by all that
has happened in the course of the present war—
it is dear to demonstration that, if England de
sired to-vanquish Russia, the first thing, tho
most indispeneible in the interest of England,
would have been to secure to herself the co-ope
ration of the nationalities—England’s govern
ment, instead of this, sacrificed everything—
sacrificed even the possibility of her own victory
to oomplaoency.nnd regards for that Austria
whioh left England alone for a year, and whioh
never will draw her sword against Russia. The
world is now perfectly enabled to appreciate
those curious details by which the remarkable
Brussels pamphlet, attributed to General Prince
Napoleon, makes dear to demonstration that
the mischievous inactivity at Varna, while the
brave Moussa Pasha fought a giant’s fight in
battered Silistria—and the safe retreat of the
beaten Russians —and the Danubian principali
ties played over into the hands of Austria—and
the untoward expedition to the Crimea —origin-,
ated, aU"bf them, not. in any strategical combi-:
'tiatipn directed against England’s enemy, but
originated in.the wish of distancing the war from
the frontiers of Hungary. The world. will now
'understand: that this nnjnst and unjnstmamo
aversion to the freedom of Hungaryis ; too re
key to the mysteries of a hrave English army ,
lost in vain—of the numerous millions, spent in (
Vain—of England’s forfeiting the situation of a ,
leading power in vain—of England s
compromised her inflnenoe with foreign nations
inwain;—in a word, in that conieee.cinofLord
Palmerston wo see explained .the primitive
source of the heart rending.situation which
England deplores: and-after this dec aration of
Lord Palmerston, I, for;one, stand fully justified
for having told the people of England, ten
months ago, that while it means to fight against
Russian despotism, it is hot’made'to fight for
ths security of Austrian despotism.
All this stands now dear before history, from
the declaration of Lord Palmerston., that the
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NUMBER 179.
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Acs'-rian, government have nil a’on; been ap
prised of the British government's hostile In
tentions towards Hungary: ■'
And while' the first minister of the constitu-
;APRIL 19.
tional crown of. Great Britain thus publicly de
nies common sense, justice, right, history, and
the eternal principles of divino and human law,
by declaring' the freedom of a. noble nation to
bo a great misfortune'to Europo; the represent
atives of Great Britain and Ireland,.in Parlia
ment'assembled,. have. not.one word, not one.
poor word of Consolatory protest to offer to the
astounding declaration! It is let to paed down
in silence toj the Inexorable judgment- Of his-
t 0 Yo hundred and twenty-throe pities,
communities and’CorporatloDs ot Great Britain, -
who in formal resolutions expressed your confi
dence, with -my country’s misfortune;' and re
corded your solemn vows for the .future tri
umph of .that liberty to my country, which it
hari been my object to secure—raori; that declar
ation of your government, urid mark that riilonce
of your Parliament! - - . :. ; ■
Yo millions of England anjl Scotland, who,
before my foot had touched .this land of unpar
alleled anomalies and contrasts; had assembled
in hundreds of meetings, to record your execra
tion of Austrian tyranny,; your sympathy for
Hungary’s wrongs, and your earnest, wishes
for her delivery—mark that declaration and that
sllgdoq ! • >
■ And ye other millions,'who; wheud first land- .
od on your shores, embodied'your' Interest for
my country in more than kinglyrhon6rdjheaped
on the tempest tossed bead of the homeless
wanderer—ye millions who bado ma to be .or
good cheer, and to trust to God, to the impro*
scriptible right of my country's cause, rand to
, the eensa of juaticooilko as to the sympathy of
the Brititish nation—mark that declaration and
that silence ! '
' And yoinen of London, "Leicester, Sbemeia,
NottiingHSm; l Glasgow, Striffordehire,- &0., who,
On my appearanoe.amorig'yon,-still continue to
profess, the. same sentiments,. and ,t<» ponr the
balm of the same sympathy,. same opinion,
and same wishes for my country’s freedom, into
the wounds of ray-heart ; and ye ; men Of numer
ous other communities, who still continue to
call on my going among yon, to witness |be ex
pression of yonrunafeatod'sympathies for my
oonntry—mark that declaration <jf your Govern
nwhtj nndthht siTonco of your parliament.
■lf baa.constitutional country, means to be
governed according to the pcopio’s will, then that
declaration of tho Prime Minister is coherent
with'the constitutional regards due to tho Brit
ish riStion froth her Government.
!£ the House of Commons are
charged to represent the national will, then that
silence of the House of Commons is inconsistent
with that charge. - v - _■
. 'Because I .daw boldly affirm* if ever there has
been.a case npon which no possible mistake can
ejdst ’aborit the. opinion of the British, nation,
such certainly'is' tho'-case of Hungary.
There is no possibility "of-denying that the
British nation not only does not .consider the
freedom nnd independenceiof,HungaryamisfoY
tnne to Europe but considers it father a matter
of justioe and of right alike, as ulso an impor
tant element of the future peace of "Europe, and
of the seoimty of European, civilization, and
entertaips, therefore, the most earnest wishes for
the freedom and independence of Hungary.
TO prove" this, I hold in my hands documents
more numerous rind more explicit-in their testi
mony than the most scrupulous court in the
world would require for the establishment of a
fact ~ .... .. . . ;. ..
And on-what ground does Lord Palmerston, in
defiance of justice and right, reßt * hiß uDjnsti
fiable assertion ? 1 It is on the.ground that he
considers the Austrian empire, as an aggregate
body, an essential element of the balance of
power of Europe.
Thus we see the primitive and the most essen
tial right of every nation—the right to national
existence—denied to Hungary, and to other na
tionalities suffering under Austrian yoke; dee
med on the ground.of that superstitious phan
tom, balance of power, the .positive, meaning or
which nobody'oh earth, not oven my Lord Palm
erston, with hi 3 long experience in diplomatio
phraseology, would bo able to define, and or
.wbicb mankind-only, knoo. much,' that the
corrupt practices of secret diplomacy make use
of that hollow sound to cover despotic encroach
ments upon Tight, justice, and the freedom of
nations. • - ■ •• - • • .
It is time to rectify the false notions that pre
vail; about this superstition of balance of power;
and as With this article my conncotlon wlth this
estimable journal is brought to n'eloßO, I wilt
reserve this task for another placebut I should
have thought myself wanting to the duties of
an honest man and a patriot, had.!,left the un
justifiable.assertion of tho “Prime "Minister or
England pass without entering my’protest
against it, ton the publio records of: the English
P 'l S oould say, that were it even' lawful, before
God and'the world, to make the right of nations
and the eternal principles 'of political hfioranty
subordinate to suoh artificial fabrications bb the
doctrine of the balance of power is, it would be
either - the most deplorable, mistake to believe,
or the grossest. misrepresentation to say, that
Austria is" an element of any eecurity to Enrope.
That Austriawhioh, against Hungary-alone, has
not been able to maintain her existonpe. without
the proteotion of the Czar; ? that Austria which
has no other besis to stand Upon than" her bayo-.
' nets; that Austria which is not able to keep up
the tottering state of precarious tranquility or
her own subjects but by .oppression and by bay
onets; that . Austria whom every nation on
earth hates, and her;own enbjeots the bitterest;
that Austria whiob eontains every-clement cf
1 dissolution and of doom, 1 without anything to
' counterbalance it but tyranny;—that Austria is
hot only no element of security for Epropo, but
is rather a bailing volcano, the very 1 existence
of which is a continual danger to Europe’s poaee.
. Whereas tho nations suljeot to the hated rule
of Austria, restored to their -imprescriptible
rights of independent national existence, and
confederated against foreign encroachments
from community of-interest —these nations, in
such a condition, nro nn essential element of
that peace and independecce of-Europe, which
is tho only' definition of the balance of, power
that could be admitted by tho nncorrnptcd and
inoorruptiblo public opinion. 1
. Bat it ia: not upon this ground of lying expe
diency, that I place my protest. I. place it on
tho'grouud that Hungary/ and Italy, and Boland,
and every nation curbed under the iron yoke of
Austria, has not less a right to national exist
ence ond independence than England has. . “
I protest against the boart-rcvolting, false, in
sulting, and I would almost say sacrilegious im
putation, that the independence of my country,
or of any country on earth, could-ba hmisfor
tune to Europe. I declare that, while .li.do not
claim; nor ever did claim, the English
Government, to fight the battles'of Hungary
against her oppressor, I solemnly srfd formally
deny that Lord Palmerston has a right to
lend, the: countenance of Englandle moral power
or '.material support to’Hungary’s oppressor
againt Hungary ; I deblaro the policy “ ,
Palmerston, os "professed oh Monday last, to bo
contrary to justice, to right, to ths eommon law
of Europe, to precedents recorded tn tho
est.pages of England’s history, as
to tho explicit declaration of the nat.oDslwinof
Great Britain,, and to Ms own former ppofes
sions. I console myself with .tb?
nilv the future of nations is not depending on
the breath of any mortal man, were bo even
ten.times higher placed than my Lord Palmer-
Bton is. And with this protest, and this con
aolation, I bid a hearty farewell do tho read
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