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je.S.tyri PMSOUR.6II, PA.
Thomas !weans,
A MORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR LI CHANCERY.
A
°Mee, next door to the Yoat Moe, Steubenville, Ohio.
rapt
S. P. Ross,
ATPuItNEY AT LAW—No. 109 Fourth street, Pittsburgh,
Pa.., fourth door below dir—.P.ody Patterson's Livery
btab`.e. je2B
O. Orlando Loomis,
TTMLNET AT LAW—Offise, Fourth inset, store Wood. A4o:Y
- Thomas M. Otani hull,
AA ITOIINEY AT LAW—Otnee, Lowrie's I:Wilding% 'fourth
street.
Att. B. Guirnahark,
ATTOttNitY A.Vt.).l%)ftiee on Fourth street,hetweeco
Cherry alley and Chiant street. jely
J. N.. SVICIo
ATTORNEY AND _COUNSELLOR AT LAW-Office
to
Dakbwell's Ruildingac C6ii Grant, Amt. _ je2
11.-lia.zirra,
TTORNKY AT LAW—II. 0..1= Fourth street, &bore and
'near amithsell. mart 7
ALDERMAN OF THIRD WARD.
(APPICE CORNER OP GRANT AND FIFTH STREETS
I,J - -(formerly occupied by Alderman Lewia,) where all bu
sinus pertaining to the olllec of Alderman and Justice o
the Pence will belirolopUrntiended to. • febliam
N. It uctrusa.ster, Alden:Alan.
VVICE, Grant ttreet, bat - wean Furth et. and Diamond
7 alley. Conveyancing of all kinds done with the great
.. care and 1./.,4;a1 accuracy. Titles to Iteal Estate ex.
eimmed, &c. ja34
E.S. Neal, Alderman.
91 MLitt) Street, between Wood and Marketstreets,
Pith,burgh. Coam:Liens promptly made. Bonds,ldort
gegps, and other writipgs drawn with neatness and aeen
je2l:ly,
- • 11. /1.111” SUKOV,Ohi DENTIST, (sue
c•nsor to 0.19.131da1e,) 1:0. 144 SMITS
••••••Wi,. - L, FIELD STREET.
•••• - As (Mee hours, from 8 to 1 o'clock, and
rpm 2 to t o'clock
J-SOOTT. DENTIST, Eourthstrost, live doors
J2 S, west of Market. '
Orrin Hanna—From nine L. It. to fire
M. rclec2o:s
MEEZEI
IiILYM.E IL it, AN DUILSON,
(Subee3sors to Joshua Rhodes 4t. Co.)
WHOLESALE DEALER'S IN FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS,
Spices, Confectionary, Sugars, air.
1
t lir No. aS , Woad street, opposite -the Sc. Charles Motel,
X Pittsburgh, Pa.. .p 2
!rm. zurcurs.:a 01.0. 111SU lid II
Henry H. Collins.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 1.114
Wholesale Dealer In Cheese. Butter, Seeds, Fish, and
Produce generally, No. '25 WOOD St., Pittsburgh. [mart
Pawl Jo Murdock, .
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCIIANS, AND
STEAMBOAT AGENTS—No:7 Water areet.,Cinclanoß,
Ohio. t
King St, Moorhead,
WEIOLRBALE OROCRES AND PRODUCE DRALRRS—
No. 27 Wood street, Pitt.tburgh. 1.17423
T. C. dlorigala,
DOOKBELLER AND STATIONER—W; always on han
a general assortment of Behool, esllaneons and Blant
Mints, Printing, Poot and Cap Paper, ha, Woolesals and Re.
WI, No. 103 Wood street, below Fifth; Bast side; Pittsburgh.
Wantsd, Ragland Tanners' Scraps. apls:ly
1. W. Chadwick,
rkgALER IN RAGS ;ND PAPER, No. 149 Wood Street,
L./ Pittsburgh. The higtusst 'rice in each paid for rage.
=slim
WILLIAM muds's, Philo.. wm. incarrson,littaborgh.
Miller It Ricketson,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, IMPORTERS OF BRANDIES,
Wines and Segara—Noa. 172 and 174, corner of Irwin
Bad Mir - tr street*, Pittsburgh. Iron, Nails, Cotton. Yarns,
An. constantly on hand. 3y28
William Carr & Co., -
(Wm. Okra ;ate of the drat of J. PkftiCrit & CO.)
WHOLES /11X GBOCEItS and Dealers in Foreign Wines
and Brandies,Old Monongahela and Beatified Mai.
key, N0.3'29 Commercial-now, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
Say
subscribers hare this day farmed • partnership for
the purpose of carrying on Commission and Forward.
inh in connection with the Fish, Bacon and Oil, and Pr.
'duce laisiness generally, tinder the style of Eno LISEr & RICII
A LIMON ; warehouse No. 11.6 Water and 150 Front streets;
formerly occupied by Burbridge & I n:hrem.
' WM. IA ENCILLSII,
JAMES RICHARDSON,
JAS. J. BENNETT.
inttsburgh, February let, 18.541eb3
IL DIIAVO, Diamond, Pittsburgh, Pa., defiler h
Country Prodarte offers for sale a choice stock o
/traceries, selected for Guiltily lute. Spices of every variety
and thu purest quality, ground at his Steam Mills. Also,
Dried Fruits, Foreign and Domestic. Produce taken in ex;
change for Merchandise.
F. it. D. has procured a full ,assortment of faindreth'i.
Warranted(',mien Seeds, and Invites the attention of all in.
terested in rural affairs. Sanll
=EI
- ENGLISH *. RICHARDSON.
CIOXIMUSION AND FORWARDING MERCU.ANTB, MR.
lIJJ Wnolesale Deallraln Fish, Bacon and Oil, and Produce
generally. Warehouse formerly occupied by Burbridge it
I tighraut, No. 116 Water and 150 First street, Pittsburgh,
Penna. f• 3
TilllE subscribers have opened a house for the shore pur
pose, ut No. 17 t , mithfield Street, four doors above the
Monongahela Llouse. We will purchasa, or receive, on
commission, for sale, consignruentsof Flour, Bacon. Cheese, 'Clorrt,Vals, Rarity... Flax Sr.4l, Grass Seixl, .112141 May, Co.,
upon which we will make advances, or purchase at the
.best market rates for cash.
A.LOEO k CO.
Jas. 11. , 11,sughlin.
'TIE AUER IN GROCERIES, PItuDUCE, - FLOUR, BACON,
le., N0..10, corner Smithfield and First streets, Pitts•
Burgh, nove
:OILY LI. v11.10.........11203. 11. TOEING L. TOONO
P. 13. Young it Co,
Smithfield.stred, opposite City Hotel,
A fURERS ON CABINET FURNITURE AND
,s3j_ 0.1 Ai RS,al every description. Materials and work-
Inanskip warranted, android at minced prices. Care taken
Inr land and water carriara. au3l
C. D. Wood,
riAPul:l Fa AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN WINES
Aso i.IQUuItS, No. 141 North Second street, fifth door
111)3• 'Kane, east tide, Philadelphia has on hand the best
analiiies of old Brat:Piles ' Wines. Irish Whisky, Siononea•
nela Gin, Cordials, /cc , on terms worthy
t he licentious of purchasers and flealerß, f rov29v
qn r y 1111. , Gullough dr, Co.,
EllitrCiiltS and Uommi.don Yerchants
YY ttnrmyr of Pont> an , l (Twin Pittat-oralt 1•2•1•
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BUSINESS CARDS
BIN6TIA.III & CO.,
IMLWARDLNaI AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Liberty exert, opposite Penna. Railroad Depot ?
apr7 PIrTSDIIRULL,
Co-Partnorshlp.
ConlinListon house.
lltancan,;
lip - GOLE.SALE GROCERS, mid tmalers Produ ,:For
- elan Wineo nod Liquora,oll 51oaoagahelo our Root!
Rod Whisky, No. 291 Liberty Ft.. Pittoburzh. P. iv29zy
A. Tindte,
• WHOLESALE and fistful SADDLE, HARNESS,
' VALISE anti CARPET BAG manufac,
'Curer. N 0.106 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
John H: Mellor,
lIOLEBALB AND ; RETAIL DEALER IN MDSIOAI
w
INSTRITAIENTS, Pianos, Music, School Books and
E,Ntionery, - N0..122 Wood attest. ljanl
a 7,7. 24cure
_,: • , gAGILN & AHL,
W, _
lIOL NSALE and Retail D.. ;re in Stlkr, Fancy and
& a pt., DRY coons, Nos. 91 Binztet and 8 Union
. .
street,EittaburOL apr4
RiSEPR
_CHAPMAN,
WHOLESALE AND : _REFACE DEALER IN
in.v.onTED cx.o.ARS,
Largay No. 6a 61AREET MEET. Pirtirztrann.
PO Wirt. & 41.1.11i6iLDLVOI,
1 - 1.
A RCHITECTIM.Au AND ORNAMENTAL CARVERS.—
Ornamental Patterns for Casting, in every style;
Modeling, Disignivig,Ac. CotapoSition Ornaments for the
decoration. of Steamboats,liutidloya, U.; 96 SMITHFIELD
Street, near the Post Office.
-He W IIII, I II HUUSJai,j
161ANCY-SILN. AND WOOLEN DYER AND CLEANSE,
N 0.7 ISABELLA St., near the Emmet Hotel,
Auxins:ay.
mart
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S.. CUTHBERT fir. SON,
- • •
EAL ESTATE AND GENERAI, AGENTS, No. 50
Smithfield sired. ttnol
L. II nycgraird,
TNP.A.LER, in BOOTS, SIIOES, TRUNKS and LEGIIOIa
1./, .and BRAID lIATS, corner Market and Liberty sta.
lia. - 174.Pittaburgla, Pa. " 1014:•
MX MR==.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
. No. 135 Wo - oft - Street,
y?): :Next 4por, to H. Child'i Sboe Mum, Pittobtircitt
MMIR
• Notice.
1 - 14. I/LEUNG having associated with JOB. ABEL, the.
business hefealleibe concluded under
the style of
J. ABEL k CO., at the old stand, corner of Smithfield and
Yottrth streets. jal:y
Willtsam Thorp, Druggist,
Tj r 13.$310VEb to the corner of RAND and PENIS
I Streets, where he will, as usual, attend promptly ti
4ale numerous friends. All articles In his line are warrant° ,
:pure, and put up with the utmost care. marl4:6to
• John W. Butler & Co..
MIOIIWARDING AND 0011.111SSION ISINSCIIANTS—
jc Denlora in all kluge of Pittsburgh Manufactured, Lead
pipe and Rbiaat toad. GT Want getout. f 1.0951
JOUN lI'CLOSICICY coartrillie IeCCIANIIII.
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Merchants,
. NO. 88 WOOD BTH,ENr.
T°Eginbscribers respectfully Intone Moir old costume:.
and thepublic in general, that they have this day as.
-Waisted themselves in the above business, under the Ilan
• 41. t JOHN IeCIANLKEY k 00. They respectfully solic.it a
..share or public patronage.
The reviews busineseof each will be settled by them.
rimless .
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PUBLISHED DAILY, BY GILLMORE & MONTGOMERY, AT THE "POST BUILDINGS," CORNER OF FIFTH AND WOOD STREETS, AT $6,00 PER ANNUM, OR $6,00 WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
VOLUME XIII.
BUSINESS CARDS
ENTERPRISE WORKS.
S. 136 WOOD exam s aan nom mum mom war
6 MNa r&r.LRY...
• IMPORTERS and manufacturers ol
, CUTLERY, SURGICAL AND DENTAL
•-• • . INSTRUMENTS, RIFLES, &a We
• keep a general assortment of the above
articles constantly on band; together
with a general variety of Fancy Hardware. Also, (lime, Pis
tols and Revolvers, Flasks, Horns, Shot Belts . , Cape, P m o y le i d 6 sr,
Lead inelhinste ; Bowie, Dirlr, Hunting and PocketKrives;
Tailors and Hair Dressers' Shears; Pocket Scissors, ke.—
Also, Trusses end Supporters. •
lobbing and ?spiting neaUy . executed.
1,--We ate making Rides of every description, to
order, of the beetmoteii6l , amP worinnanship warranted.—
Orderereceived thr them at Wholesale M. Retail, will be fill
ed with despatch. Hunting parties supplied at 'Wholesale
Pries& •
hn.ntlellarls and tins Vlzt,wras.
THE eubscribersare now opening at their new Wareroom
NO. 109 FIRST STREET, between Wood and Smith!
field, the largest .assortment of CHANDELIERS, BRACK
ETS, PENDANTS, and allarticles connectedwit Gas Fitting,
ever offered in this. market. Having arrangements made
by which they willhe constantly In receipt of new patterns
and varieties, they confidently invite the attention of pur
chasers to their .selection. We are determined to sell as
low as any house in the West, and being practical Gas Fit
ten can offer peculiar advantages to those desiring articles
In t his
We continue as heretofore to ft up buildings of every de
scription for gas. water and steam.
Brass Casangs of all kinds made to order promptly.
LONG, MILLER A CO.,
marZky No. 109 First strett.
GEORGIC. ISLE TCRER.
FROM NEW TORE,
S MANUFACTURER of the celebrated
t.. Gossamer Ventilating Wig, Elastic
Band Toupees, and every description
v - - ,
....-2L„,., of Ornamental Hair, for Ladles and
....1 4 11 .
__
..,,..._ til e eti s t e le . m . er ., 79 F ood . Zr " g A T I Market, k e8t1; STREET,
-,_....,....._-_. V: -7 ; burgh.
--../-- fikii,„
. 24 . 7: ,- . - litstourifs system enables Ladies
44"-- ---- '''''': and Gentlemen to measure their heads
• ..e, ftl' pith accuracy. .
...
c-e•-• v FOR WIGS.
No. 1. The round of the Head.
No. 2. From the forehead over the head to neck, No. 1.
No. 3. Frem ear to ear, over the top.
No. 4. From ear to ear, round the forehead.
For Toupeea, to cover the top of the head only—a paper
pattern, the exact shape of the bald part. I my 4
New Coach and Carrlava Factory 1
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS & CO.
Obrner of li'she , ca and Blown! streets, Allegheny Oily,
• WOULD respectfully inform their filet:im
,aud the public generally, that they hare
commenced the manufacture of Carriages,
""... 0004 &Touches, Rock sways, u ggl as,SI eighs and
Chatioti, in all their various styles of finish and proportion.
Alt orders will be executed with strict regard to durability
and beauty of finish. Repairs will also be attended to on
the most reasonable terms. Using In all their work the
best Eastern Stusfts,Voles, and Wheel stuff, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them with their patronage, will be
perfectly satisfied on trial of their work.
Purchasers are requested to give use call, before purcha
sing elsewhere. oet8:15,
J T. 30.11202011...... D. T. JOIJASTOII ..... 11000.11
Eiceisior Carriage Factory.
ai n tiFITON, BROTIIER & Cu, PRACTICAL COACH
ty MARELS, corner of Rebecca and Belmont streets, Also
gherty city, Pa., have on hand and are manufacturing no
extensive assortment of Carriages, Eockaways, Rucgies,
baggage Cars, de., made in all their various styles, with
strict regard to durability and beauty of Mush, using in all
their work the best Juniata Iron and eastern hickory. Re
pairs atteulecl to on the must reasonable terms. They feel
confident that all who may favor them with their patron
age, will be perfectly satisfied on trial af their work..
The Pittsburgh and Manchester Omnibuses pass every fif
teen minutes during the day. 0ct2.5..1y
PITTSBURGH. COACH FACTORY.
Y. =mow.. ...... L- 000002 .S.L.DIRT
Bigelow Q. Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO R. 31. RIO ELOW, N 0.46
Diamond alley, near Wood street, Pitts
burgh—COACHES, CARRIAGES, PIMA
TONS, RUGGLES, and every description of
fancy vehicles built to order, and finished in am•
anner tin
surpassed for beauty of design, elegance of finish, skill of
workmanship, and durability of materials.
air MI work warranted nov9
ROBERT 11. PATTERSON'S
LIVERY AND SALE
• ▪ rink 3o •
31,43 STABLE,
•167.arait:
Corner Diamond street and Cherry alley,
aprie.tf PITTSBURG It. PA.
JOSEPH PL ENING,
(successoa To L. wtscor a CO.)
CORNifit MARKET STREET AND DIA3IONDI, keeps
constantly on hand a full assortment of Drugs,
IlladicineChests, Perfumery, and all articles pertain
log to his business.
Air Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded at
all hours. ja:oy
.10113 7LtZING. 04C1111.A21 /1-Llll2lO.
PL'EMING BROTHERS,
(Successors to J. Ridd A Co.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Ni'. 60 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Proprietors of Dr. hilLane's Celebrated Vermituo, Liver
Pills, ac. jab
JOHN HAFT, JR.,
(Successor to Jae. SPrlutlay,)
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
AND Dealer in PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, Ac., 141
Wood street, three doors below Virgin alley,
aprhmdely PITTSDUROII.
IMPORTER OF IGIANDIES, GIN, WINES, ac.—Dealer
in fine Old Slononcribala Whisky, Peach Brandy, a 3.
Mao. Sect - Mine Lintllst, corner of iliniltbfield and Front
• traats, sursoorcn 50r1.3
R. L. ALLEN, IrOOLLSALZ DULEB. 1
Foreign Wines, Brandies, Cigars , Old Mononga
hela Rye W hisky,
ALSO, RECTIFYING 'DISTILLER,
. . . . . _
NO. 8 WOOD STREET, PITT6BIJII.OII, PA.
Ur 1M 5, Bra .dies, Gins, Cordials, Jamaica Spirits, St.
11( Croix and New England Ruin, Clarets, Champagnes,
Scotch Ale, London Brown Stout, Irish, Scotch, Bourbon,
Old Monongahela Rye and Rectified Whisky, Apple, Peach,
Wild Cherry and Blackberry Brandies; imported Havana,
Regalia, and Principe Cigars; Half-Spanisb and Common
Cigars, all at such low prices as to cballeng comps Won.
Fancy Dar Rags and Labelled Bottles of every style, and
Demijohns of all sizes. I respectfully invite an examina
tion of-my stock, at No. 8 WOOD Street, Pittsburgh,
Penna. apr3:ly
New School for the. Violin
BY C.C. HILL—TILE PRACTICAL VIOLIN SCHOOL
-1101 A new and complete synopsis of Violin playing, in en
easy, progressive and practical form, and designed ex prettaly
for the American student, to which is added valuable les
sons and exercises and beautiful arrangements, as Solos and
Duos of the most popular melodies of the day. Selected,
arranged and composed by U.O.IIILL, pupil of Spohr, late
President of the New York Philharmonic Society.
The above just received, In advance of the trade, by
lIENILY ICLEBER, 101 Third street.
We bare carefully examined the above work of U. C
11111's, and consider it one of the moat complete and prac
cal Violin Bchools we have ever seen. O. ANTON,
febB Teachers of Music.
- ILyLAIRD, (late of the firm of COOLZT A Lunn,) having
Ili, opened STORE NO. 9, (two doors above the old
stand,) for the purpose of carrying on the CLOTIIING
BUSINESS, hopes by strict attention to business to merit a
stare of the patronage of the late firm.
N. B.—Clothing made to order in the most fashionable
etries, and on the shortest notice—lnferior to none In the
any. janfifiry
James 111•111agor,
MONONGAHELA PLANING ALILL—WouId respectfully
Inform his friends and the public, that hie new estab
lishment is now In full operation, and that he is prepared to
furnish Boat Cabins, and fill all orders for Planed Lumber,
with promptness, and at the lowest rates.
EBoard and Plank, planed on one or nab tides, ooturtantly
on hand.
-
Bub, Doors, and Monlibigs, of every description, made to
order.
Builders and Carpenters would find It to their advantage
to give him a call, as he can now furnish them with planed
stuff suitable for every description of work.
MIRROR & CRISWELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
VrANUFACTURERS of all kinds of BRASS WORE, LO
-111 COMOTIVE, STEAM ENGINE, PLUMBERS, &c. Al
so, Cotton Batting Manufactur e rs.
YoUndry on Rebecca street, Allegheny City.
Moe and Store,' No. 12 Market street, Pittsburgh.
OLD BRASS and COPPER taken in exchange for work,
or cash paid. Orders left at the Foundry or Office, will be
promptly attended to. feb9:ly
... .DANIZI. Ain, SP.
JOSEPH T. LOWRY,
No. 43 Corner of iVIlt and Wbod &reds '
(Mee up stairs. Entrance from Fifth street. Pittsburgh,
RESPECTPITLLY announce to the public that be has
commenced the REAL ESTATE AGENCY, in connec
tion with Intelligence and General Collecting. He will
also attend to renting. Persons In want of Berrettas, It any
capacitjt, or those in want of places, willbe supplied at short
notice. All. haziness emanated to bla care promptly at,
tended to.
iteferenees—T. J. Bighani, Eeq, llichard Cowan., Esq., W.
0. Leslie, Dr. Alez. Block, James Mackerel, A. A. Mason,
Mann k Old. Jana)
LITIICKIBAPLIERS—Thtrd street, opposite the Post-office,
L
Pittsburgh. Maps, Lambe:apes, Rtil.liends, Show Bills,
Labels, Architectaral and. Machine Drawings, Business and
Visiting Cards, etc., Engraved or Drawn on Stone, Printed
In Colors,Oold,Bronse,ar Black, in the most approved style,
and at the most reasonable Woes. octlEcly
Graft, Reisinger & Graff,
WESTERN FOUNDRY, No. 124 Wood 'Are Pitts
burgh, Pa.
ii — ODIE LIDAGUE le ACTORY.
11 A'SrILTON STEWART, Manufacturer of Shirting,
Ksagracroatas o• 1 - 1 Checks, Tweeds, etc, Rebecca street, Allegheny, has
Cooking Stoves,
Plain and Fancy Grates, opened a WareEDOM 81.COND bTOILY POST BUILDINGS, corner
Coal and Wood Stoves, Plain and Fancy Fenders Fifth and Wood streets, Pittsburgh.
Parlor Stoves, Sad and Dog Irons, Merchants who are not aware that these Checks can be
Hollow Ware, Portable Forges, •
made as good and sold as low here as in any other city in
Sugar Kettles, Tea Kettles, the United States, are invited to call and examine for t hem-
Stove Kettles, Wagon Boxes, ke. fmhl6 selves. J. Micromhl'2,lm
W. 8. ___ _ -
c a. nMIVIR JAMIZI N. LEilli b LPLI CLAM.
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Smith. Malt* 414 Hunter,
(Late Smith& Bineh&j
WHOLESALE GROGEns t
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS in all kinds of Pittsburgh bleaufao
tures, 122 Second and 151 .111rst street, Pittsburgh,
Penna. feb9
rpIIE OLD _PUNTING ESTABLISHMENT, (late John.
I i ston k ,Stocktax,) and Blank Book and Stationery
, Warehinute, le . Prepared to execute every style of Legal,
1 Cornmersial. alanaland Steamboat Job Printing and Book
1 Binding, and furnish eyearyartio,la in the Blanklitook, Pa per
'and Stationery : line; at tba aborte et poops and on the most
Ireasonable terms.. ' - -
Blank Book and Stationery_ Vi . 'istabouse,lPtinting OBIOP
iind Boa landstry, corner of Mutat and Seleoudate. (novl6
1 : 1 •
Jik4NIP
JOHN. GROUTT,
RECOMMENDATION
Sahnotiman a Hannlein,
.D. naisma CIL
IU!OECUEI
PITTSBURGH. WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1855
BUSINESS CARDS.
Forth-Western Police Agency,
~TO. 80 WAbIIINGTON STREET, emnor of Dearborn,
ILLINOIS
AIL&N PINBEZTON
Pinkerton dr, Co.
DIVOTS TUEITI ATTENTION TO TILE TRANSACTION OF A GENERAL
DETECTIVE POLICE BUSINESS
In the states of Minnie, Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana.
mhl9:d tf
FrHE late firm of JONES A QUloo.laving been dissolved
1 by the death of John F. Quigg, on the 27th inst., the
business of said firm will be settled by the undersigned, at
their office, corner or Ross and First streets.
ISAAC JONES, Surviving Partner.
Pittsburgh, September 30,1.854—i0ct2;y
Isaac, Jones,
MANITFACTITRER of Spring end Blister Steel, Plough
Slab steel, steel Plough Wings, Coach and Pliptic
Springs, Brace Nut Taper, half patent, Screw, Mail and
llernmered Iron Ailes,—corner of boss and First streets,
Pittsburgh, Pa. 0ctf,..,17
ISAAC JONT.EI
D. B. Rogers & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS of ROGERS' patent Improved Steel
Cultivator teeth. Office corner Rosa and First streets.
oct2ty
JACOB fd9COLLISTER,_
WITOLESALE. AND RETAIL CIO Alt MANUFACTURER
AND DIALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Tobacco, Snuff, and Cigars,
No. 25 Fifth :L, Pillslturgh, Ps.
sa- Keeps constantly on hand a large supply of all the
rarlous brands of lmpsrb.i Cigars.
Curling, Itobertion Co.,
TANUPACTUREIZz , OF CLT. ?RESSED AND PLAIN
DI FLINT GLAtizON A RE, sr, Ardlouse N 0.14 Wool hi:vet,
corner of Front sum,
414 All other kin l (f ,i!al.ware and Window Olas., at
low market price, 111,11,11 y
ItICIIAILD C. BUCKING,
11ANLFAcTur.r Et. or
Gilt, Silver, Brass, Bronzo, Looking - Glass,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRA NI ER,
1. - 1)1,A t AND ORNAMENTED—No. 21 FT ClAin brldr.nr.
All kind,: of Gotni.o.dtiou Ornkm,ntg, for SteumlroblA,
At... All kinds of Gild t'r , And Ho gildln..7, to order. OM
Niouidinas for Frnrat,, nodrsa'r nod ' , tail Varnish (or
Oil Pr n•lngl Eng . r.,lll^,- snd Uthorrnrdl4, for sale.
/3ii - Impaired or driared Oil utings re,tored In the
bet
MI Freant.B and Mouldinzs m •nufiletnred In MI, p9tal,-
11FtImmt may I, rl,.aned nritbout Injury, with Whop end
wet•r.
Call and Fe«. No. 21 St. Clair Ft..,
WM. A. M'CLUItG,
DEALER IN
Fine Teas, Choice Family Groceries and Willow
Waro.
CORNER OF WOOD AND SISTD 87'S.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
I 8 now rvcriving a lance mnortmont of FRESH GOODS,
to addition to hi,o already extensive stock, purehaaed
from find hands In the Eastern marl:etc, which, will Ise sold
•t the market prices.
ACT llotelx, Steambenta, and famillea, buying by the
quantity, aupplied at wholesale rates.
•
ire- °nod,. 4.livorol In tl.• pity tree of c 11,67,
PITTSBURGH RIDING SCHOOL,
ROBERT H. PATTERSON, Proprietor,
CORNER OF DIASIO.'D STREET AND CII gem,' ALLEY.
TUE subscriber respectfully annou,,cr9 to the Lelia, and
1 Gentlemen ef Ditteburgh, that ha• recently erected
a RIDING SCHOOL, ohirh, in point of size,
ness and adaptation, undenlaidy ereely any idinilar estate
lielument in th ,, United Ststrs It. locetvd3 I, acceasible
from all parts 01 the 01:y, alai- its high and airy situation
renders it P.9. , C111:1y suited to the promotion of health, by
this most agreeable The Horsey ere docile and
cell trained, and the proprietor pledges himself that no
pains or expense mill be sparel to nip he this establishment
the first In the confidence of the public. ocr.llt.tr
rrn Intererzt of Mr. .1,)1IN ATWF.I.I. In our 111,1..4
frnrn 5t,7.-o•tuent. hnsinrsk.
110LE9A I.K will h. eontlnuel I.y th. rennin
1r g rurtnent under Ihr firm of
[LAU& LEY, C.OttallArP. t CO,
No 3 IS ani
LIAtiALEY. ‘VoOLAVARI) &
No. It.tl Market ntremt,
WM. MAO A LEY tt
Pit. bur,;l3, I,ererat.er
T ILA V E sold my ititor,it it, 611 In.,
A Clt, to A Ding, who, ith John Phllip+, will ' , i+
Um+•• at the nbl Fn. I.JI Vron t
recoil:a:mod the 111., brie EL, piatrunsige of my
Pittsburgh, July TAi, Ikol. P. li. 11.111.1.E1L
S. co.,
DELI. AND BRASS POW's: DhltS, AND OAS FlTTErt_g,
L invite attention to their stoek of Chao lel tern, itrackete,
Pendatitz, and other fixture!, tit up hou=ett with Dos
and steam, itraal• Cantio,:: of ail kindtt to order, tor
nish Raiiroad Pump. , and Tank IWI op, and beep Anti.
Attrition Mtital eonDuntly ou hand.
Silver Manufactory.
POONR, POR 1:111;1.E‘S. , , tic 171 Valera.
CI —Owing to pr.rlar fatuittp. in Illotiutu,turl.2µ. my own
work, we are reiloo: nt :e.od 10 pet l'tql/. loner Lt..
the eaeteen r:tieu now .
or. tA.,x here 1/I work 14 warranted.
curl illy :nit", —Wee l-0 taeutihtrt,re itymnin of the
Brith - .11 etetltr4; gnxlL r.
Watclw, knil Wutrh repAirlo.:
cllity und rz•newe+l.l.-I..miliLIVD to ' tire F .,[i.:(y r bop
to ru4tnr.lers, both n> to price xn.l 1,11.,1, , T roulity of
And
corner ~ f Nlarkt.t au l VourtU .treetr•
n 0.14
Steamboat Furniture and Chairs
41
WE bare cn band and are rom.tantly mannfartn
ring STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE AND
CHAIRS, of every description, via:
Extension Dining Tablea;
Do -; line do;
Ladies Cat-'n Chairs, of various Fly les;
Grot.s. do do do;
State P.....n 110 (1(1 do;
Pr Toilet Ilt,xen;
Tete a aster; Sofa.;
1:h..; Centre Tables:,
Wash Stands; Curd do;
Wale do; 'lra's, Re., Ac.
lkinleritil and workmanship trarranted, and prices WI.
factory. T. it. YOUNG ft CO.,
iy2u :,‘ Smithfield at., opposite City lintel.
DALY'S STOCKING MANUFACTORY,
No. 20 ry - th street. first ram], oboe, Market street,
rtrrmleii(iir, PA
WHERE WILL I, found the argot and best assorted
stork of HOSIER I' ever offered for mile bit ibis city.
Purchasers will dad it to their advantage to call nt this 00-
tablishment and examine for themselves; it h; all I treed to
insure their custom. C. DALY.
N. IL—Remember the CHEAP SToCKINO CoRNER.
Irbil , C, D.
C. D. Deadly Or.. Co.,
CIHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 82 Third street,
1,..../ near Market, would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they Intro now in store their
complete FALL STOCK, conrhuing of CARPETS of every
description, from the 'local Velvet r1.1111 . 11/IRVIF, to the com
mon Ingrain, Hemp sad Rag. Floor Oil Cloth, from ore
to eight earls wide, new designs and very rich. Cava and
Canton Matting, Dru,.. - reets, Bur, Mats, Stair nods Window
Sir .des, Sc. I'erenne In wont ore Invited to call rind exam
ine their stork. steimilmats, Hotels, and Residences furn
ished on the moot N 1,110,10 tyro,.
IQ -- Small protitn and quirk sales.''''o.l2
TERMS CASH ONLY. nct2
Bounty Lands—Sot the re' Claims. -
riiIIE unilarpktnol line made arrtingenictne w oh Thomas
1. bumpkin, of W,olkin.tt.m Cif v, to pritruro W A R RANTS,
&c., fur Soldiers, their Wiat , Ao or Children, for BOUNTY
LANDS, or any other claim+ on the liovernment.
SAMUEL FAIINEST,k K,
rob2:tf 1 Residence, No. 9 Sofa street, Pit trioirgh.
WM. 11. Tejeott. an Co.,
16E00E300E0 To T. KENNEDY. JR, a 00,1
Alf ANUFACTURERS OF 0 I LT AND MALMO A NY LOOK
LNG GLASSES, Portrait and Plettire France, Se., and
dealers in Imported and Domestic KiiityPbods, No. 62, eon
ner Of Wood and Fourth streets, Pit. isbargh. netl2:la ,
Depot ot Congtvorth fs. Zlriamermants Ca
tawba 1.9 I nes &nit - Drawly.
rilllE undersigned hue received and oilers for sale, at Cin
.l =nen price.,t, 0 large quantity orhilgivorth & Ziramer
man's enotee and world-renowned Sntirli Rug, Dry and La
dies' Sweet Catawba Wines. Such nemny desire to procure
an excellent article of Native Winejthe pure juice of the
grope,) will find my entabliOunerit the phice - fiir the gratifi
cation of their desires. The Catatetta Brandy,distilled from
the genuine (Irene, to declared by ninny excellent judges,
equal In flavor to the best Imported Cognac.
D. FICK EISEN,
la2o No. 137 Liberty street.
Consume the Smoke.
pliE subscriber boring the exclusive, right to manufac
-1 tura and sell SWEENEY'S ,DOT AI It AND SMOKE
CONSUMING FURNACE, is prepared to receive orders, and
contract for beating buildings with the most economical
Furnace now in use. The attention of those Interested le
solicited. Any iniormation can be bad of A. BRADLEY,
Noe. 2 and 4 Wood street, or of J. 13A1INDOLLAR,
dec:l4:tt I Iron City Stove 'Warehouse. No. 134 Wood et.
OP It is True 1
,
TIIAT PICTURES of stapet lor excellence may
be obtained at CARUO'S New Dagnerrean
, Onlle
_ry, No 76 Fourth street, at prices vat) lug from
One to Twenty Dollar. All work warranted to
P•
lease Children taken in a few seconds. Coll and examine
specimens of the various styles. Rooms open day and eve
ning. 11.619
EDWARD R. SILL MAIM:a a. Inn-LIDAT
11111 & 110111 day,
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1 - )RODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMIRSION NEB..
jj CHANTS, Evans - Mlle, --Strict attention paid to all
coningnments for sale of Flour, Produce, !cc. Orders for
the purchase of Produce solicited and promptly attended to.
Goods for re-shipment forward ed with despatch. toeMitilm
Ledlle & Ulam,
(Successors to Mulvany A Ledlie.)
nnn /iNtrFALTURERS of Cut, Moulded and Plain, Flint
Ml_ and Fancy Colored GLASSWARE, and dealers in all
kinds of Window Glass, Flasks, Vials and Bottles. Ware
house corner of Market and Water streets, Pittsburgh.
mkS:dly
RAVING sold my interest in the firm of T RENNITY,
JR.,
& CO., to William IL Takeo, who, with A.G.
Roney, will continue the Loekind Glass and Variety Busi
ness at the old stand, corner of Wood and Fourth streets,
under the style of Win. IL Talcott h Co. I amfidently
re
commend them to my former customers, as every way
qualified to give entire Bath/action.
All persons having deman e iNrainst me, and all Indebted
tomee, will please make an settlement
n, T. HENNIIDT, JR,
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VIALS, BOTTLES,
Black Porter, Wine and Claret Bottles,
DEMIJOHNS AND CARBOYS;
- ALSO -
FLLYT GLASS ILV EVERY VARIETY.
Warehouse, Nos. 104 Second, it 133,136 First at.,
PITTSBURGH, PA. [mh2B
D. D. HOGILLS.
No. 83 Cirrner of Market street and he Diamond.
FBANK VAN GORDER reapecfully announces to the
public of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that he will open his
new Trimming Store on Monday, April 17th. Having fitted
up the neatest store room In the city, and filled it with a
choice selection of the latest styles of Trimmings and Fen•
cy Goo,la, he tatters himself that he will offer superior !ki
dney nen ts and endoavorto give full eatisfaation to all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Now, don't forget the place—No. 83 Market greet, corner
of the Diamond. laprl2l FRANK VAN OOitDElt.
Henry Richardson, Jeweller,
TTAPING re-fltted hie store in a handsome manner and
but recently returned from the eastern dike with a
fine assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, and FANCY
GOODS, would call the attention of his friends and custom.
era to the fact that among his Watches will be found the
most desirable styles,patterna and makers. Of Jewelry, the
latest styles of Brooches, Breast Pins, Fob and Vest Chains,
Finger Ithiga, Ear Rings, Miniature Lockets, etc., etc.
FANCY GOODS—Buch as Papier 'Macho, Work Tables and
Boxes, Desks, Fancy Vases, Perfume Bottles, Table Mate,
Colt's Pistols, Porte Monnales in great variety; China Fruit
and Cake Dishes; with en endless variety of useful and or
namental articles, which have only to be seen to be appre-
Lied. [novll NO. 81 MARKET STREET.
EIVTIGH,PifiSIe, WORKS.
No 138 Wood street, Third door below Firgin
13OWN A TETLEY would call the attention of Sporting
men to their large assortment of Gnns, Rites and Re
volving Pistols, the largest and best selected steels over
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 purchasera, or
for good tipotoced paper. marlB
JM'LAUGULIN, No. 95 Fourth street, nearly opposite
„, the Mayor's °nice, ts ManufseturingGentlestien'ii first
Paints, len , Shoes, ties and buttoned; Congress and Button
el Gaiters; Ladles' Boots, half Boots, Jenny Linde, Slip.
pirs,•nd French Lashing Gaiters, of every color and abode;
fancy Kid and Sada Gaiters, of the best material;
and Childreu'a do, of every variety.
N. B.—All kinds made to order, on short talks. (suit?
A ND CI AIMS AGA INOT GuVERNNIENT.-1 will pro
re DOOO ty Land Warrants for Soldiers,their Widows
end Minor Children, and will prosecute Claims against
Government, and attend to holiness in the "Court of
Claims," recently estsblixhrd by Coogras4.
(delve, No. 148 Third street, one door above Emitbtiold .t.
ht.,,•h 10. 1,43:,---(mb2o) Crien,LES NAYLOR.
NEW SEED STORE,
JAMES WARDROP,
C)fiIRRS for sale CANARY BIRDS of the wort buy:Dyed
breed, being eery hardy, SO fine slivers. Bird Reale
—Canary, Romp, Millet, Moo and salted filled. Bouquets,
'will be furnished corapcued of the finest PLOWIaiS, viz:
Camelia/1,114.4 , e Beds, liellotropes, Aa Evergnons(ln tot.)
forehrigtram'rrem, from the deed and Ilcriticnitural store,
No. dfi Wirth at., near Wood. data)
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SEMINARY.
W. T. McDONALD, M. A.,
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rpn E next eession of the Inatitntl
on will commence on
MONDAY, the bth of September next, it the room cor
ner of Parry and Liberty It treids, lately occupied by the
Messrs. 'Veteter.
ftsferences—Ron. A.W. Loractis,O. R asp, Jr., 8. B. Von
nutmeat. It Miller. J?. a .C. 15
liouticy Lando.
rpm: undersigned continues to obtain Bounty Land
I Warrants. The present bill gives to all who have
served In any war educe 1790. 160 acres. Terms moderate.
LUKE (.104.7,11111.00T, 37 Diamond alley.
mhl2.y between Wood et and Mamma.
fig•ncr for ooldlerso Claims.
lOCATIsiN OP LANDS.— PURCHASE AND SALE 01 ,
g [AND WARRANTS.—Thpsnideraigned has made or
rangementa with competent and reap:male gotrtlem!u to
obtain Cenineates or Warrants for Soldiers, their widow); or
minor children, who are entitled to 'Bounty Lands; also for
the Location of Lands, and the,SUrellaFe anti Elittic of Land
Warrant. 30IiY IL DAVIS,
mhia:tf . Cs+rner of Wood - and Fifth streets.
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New Paper Flanging..
NO. 65 WOOD STREET.
VINE DRENCH AND AMERICAN PARLOR PAPERS;
r p.up, Decorations, in gold, oak and marble;
Hell •
Papers, of carious styles ;
Pied and Nal n Papers, for dining rooms and chambers;
Cheap and low priced Won Papers;
Borders, Coillug9, Ilium, Window Shades.
A large and complete assortment of the above, selected
for tho season, will be soLl at tha usdal low price,.
nett; .WALTER P. NI A itSII ALL.
Walter P. Marshall,
PORTESI and _Dealer in Proneb and Arnerican Parer
inia3
CI Via NO MRS VISITING TEE CITY SHOULD CALL IN
CI in see the beautiful assortment of CHINA, GLASS
and QUEENSIP.I HE, now open at the above establish
ment_ Our goods being entirely new, we are enabled to
eller Inditeemenia In all the latest styles of Dinner, Tea
and Toilet Ware, white fronetone, we have a great variety
of shapes; also, geld band and fancy colored Stone ware
Tea and Toilet seta. Our stock of white Covered Dishes,
Soup Tureens, Vegetable Dishes without covers, Salad
Dishes, and every article appertaining to a Dinner Set le
large and well selected. Britannia Ware Table Cutlery,
Spoons, Castors, Walters, and Douse Fornialling Goods, we
have a large assortment. .
IMESEMZEI
COMMON WARE—Our stock of common Teas, Platee,
Dishes, P tiers, Nappies, Bawls, Pitchers, and every article
in the line is large, end we are prepared to pack them with
or without lino goods. no the purchaser Mat , wish.
Also, a large assortment of al i tilde '4LAB B WARE,
which w e are selliug at matiOic Itie ass of which
are offered at whotesato or ret
oct2f .EART.
CHARLOTTE BLUME, No. 118 Wood
• ""'•`,4, street, Pittsburgh, sole Agent.
•'The Hamburg Pianos are undoubtedly sm
( perior to all others, both In slorticity of
touch and superiority of tone.
Thry have not only received the highest mucks of appro
bation Iron, the best European Pianists, such as •
LIST, TUALBERG,
And others, who have them constantly in their own use,
but also from our resident Professors. The following is an
extract from a letter of
After describing the particular style, two of which ho
wants for his own use—one Grand and one Square—he
speaks as follows of their excellent qualities:
t' My little daughter, who playa very well, must, with my.
self, have a good Instrument, and yours are the onq oues
which can satisfy me.
" Instruments are offered me on the most oecommndat log
terms. 1, however, do not like them; they have not the
elastic touch and th_e-torte of yours.
tt I remain yours, respectfully,
For sale by CllAßlSyrrx, BLUNIF,, at the "Old Fetal,
ihlusi Piano Depot," 118 Wend street, 24 door above Fifth
Also, sole Agent for Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania
for Ballet, Davis if a', Boston Pianos, (which in the liast
ern cttlwt are considered superior to either Chirkering's or
Nelms & Clarke. but which foot Is not extensively known,
es they have but lately been Introduced here end other
New York and Philadelphia Pianos, of the beet makers, at
prices trom F2'l6 to $BOO. mhl9
A FEW days since, I published an advertisement of my
HAMBURG PIAROB,IO which an extract from a letter
from Prof. 11. Rohbock, of this city, addressed to Messrs.
ttaumgarten Si Heins, of Hamburg, the manufacturers,
woo 'mortal. This morning I observed in several of the
daily papers a Node.," signed by Prof. It. in which be
states that I was unauthorized to make use c:f it, and that
it was incorrectly stated and applied.
In reply—l presumed that if he bad written the letter,
he, of course, meant what Was therein contained, and con
sequently required no authority from biro to make the
sums public. As regard, thaassertion as to Ito incorrect
ness, I have the letter in my possession, and it speaks for
itself, word for word as I have published. "Messrs. ileum.
gorten A Heins are not dependant upon Mr. Rohbock for
endoisement—their Pianos were known, appreciated and
receivol the highest commendations from the first artists,
long before Prof. R. saw fit to pass an opinion upon them.
My reason for publishing the extract was in the fact that
he was well known In the city, and not be aura his corm.
mendation was necessary to establish the' merit of the
Pianos. In conclusion, I may add that they stand on their
own merit, and are endorsed by such men ae List, Thaberg,
and others, solely on account of their merit.
mho CHAItIPTTR BLUME.
IN an advertisement of 3lrs. Blume, in this paper, my
ua e.e is made use of in connection with the Hamburg
Pianos. Such use is unauthorized by me, and, moreover,
the matter is incorrectly stated and misapplied. Übe facts
are theae: About a year ago I wrote to Baumgarten et
Heins, pi ano ma k e rs in Hamburg, (Germany,) for a Piano
of a new and peculiar construction, and of which I furnish
ed a minute, description. They replied that they did not
manufacture' any such, and requested me to examine a
Piano of their make sent '.ct faro. Blume, at the same time
offering to farn eh me with a similar one, in case I liked it.
1 accordingly examined the instrument, but as it did net
please mo, I declined purchasing of them. I have since
eciught and am now using a Piano from the factory of
NUNNS SI CLARK, N. Y. (m1:023) HENRY HOHBOCII.
PIANOS.
JOHN IL SIELLOR, No. 81 WOOD smug,
between Fourth street and Diamond alley,
has just received from the manufactory of CUICRERINO
L SUNS, BOSTON, a new and full supply of their FIRST
CLAr S SEVEN OMAYII PIANO FORTES, with all the
late and valuable improvements—also, of their plainer and
lower priced styles, suitable for those who require a cheap
but good instrument. All the Piano Fortes frm this maht
ufac.ory ere warranted, and will be sold rN VARIABLY AT
BOSTON FACTORY PRICES.
OLD PlANOS.—Several secorubband Piano., In good
order, for sale at $3O, $5O, $75, $ll5, $lBO, de., dc.
MELODEONS—A full supply of Melodeons of entirely
new and beautiful etyles, and from the beat manufactories
in the country, at $45, $00,475,5100, $135, $l5O.
JOUN 11. ALELLOR,
Agent f or the pale of CowitiouNa & some PIANOS,
For Pittsburgh and Western Penna.
Ai' No. 81 Wood - street, between Diamond alley and
burib street. mhlo
TOD ...uOO-16 lade 6 Twist Tobacco receiving and for
Bale by isP 2O 3 .vrWall., rails co.
EOM
BUSINESS CARDS.
REMOVAL.
C. IHMSEN
MANUFACTURER OF EVERY VARIETY OF
WINDOW GLASS,
New Trimming Stor•,
Boots and Shoe•
Soldiers , Bounty Lands.
CHINA HALL,
"EMMET EITRZYT, OtTWEEN 'GLUM Me FOURTH STRECTEI
SPRLNO STOCK OF RAN - BURG PIANOS,
PROFESSOR nrsny ROLIDOCK
iIENEY ROllllOOl, Pittsburgh, Pn."
CARD.
NOTICE.
NEW STOCK OP
CHICKERING i i - SONS'
RAILROADS
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD
tsiatagmegmE.
STEAMERS FOREST 'CITY AND DIURNAL,
VIA WELLSVILLE,
AND
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad,
VIA ALLIANCE.
Fr H 1 shortest, quickest and most reliable route to Toledo,
_L Chicago, Rock Inland, Galena, and St. Louis, is VIA
CLEVELAND.
This route is One Ilumbed miles shorter and about nine
hours quicker than the circuitous one via Indianapolis.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh to Clwrelanat.
Three Daily Trains from Cleveland to Chicago.
Time to Clevelandilx hours, Chicago twenty-three hours,
and St. Louis thirty-saran hours.
MEE=
The Trains of the Ohio and Penna. Railroad leaving Pit ts
burgh at a.OO, A. M., 8.00, A. M., and 3.00, P. M., con [lca
at Alliance at 030 A. M., 11.45 A. 51., and 6.30 P. M., as
foilows:
Trains for Cleveland leave Alliance at 7.30, A.M., and 13.00
M., and 035 Pt M, conn.cting at iluilson with Trains Mr
Cuyahoga Falls and Akron, and arriving in Cleveland at
10.01 A. M., 220 P. rd., and 9 00 P. M.
Passengers for Toledo, Chicago, *t. Louis, Bock blond,
Galena, and the North-west, who wish to go through With
out detention, will take the train leaving Pittsburgh at
8.00 A. M., and arriving in Cieveland at 2.20 P. M., as that
is the only train by which close connections are made
through to the above point. Passengers by this train
reach Chicago at 7.30 next morning, and St. Louis at mid
night
VIA IVELLSCYLLE
The Steamers Serra City and Diurnal will leave the )lo•
nougabela wharf ever; morning, (..iundays excepted.) at
10 u'elock, for Wellsville, connecting with the train leaving
Wellsville at 120 P. AL, and arriving. at Cleveland at 0 U 0
I'. 51.
An Accommodation Train will leave We doily,
(Sundays excepted,) at 6.-11 I'. M eonnecting et Ba) and
with Extirvse Train arriving in Cleveland at 2.1:0 I'. 11.
rains from Wrlle,Jlle and Cleveland connect at Bayard
for Carrollton, Waynesburg, Dover, and New Philadelphia.
ina-Tiekets for Cleveland, Chicago and the North-west,
via Wellsville, ere sold at a lees rate than via Alliance.
The Trains from Cleveland to Toledo and Chicago, run as
011ows: Leave Clevelaud at 7.20 and 2.80 A. M., nod o.tts P.
01.; arrive at Chicago at 11.00 I'. M., 7.00 A. M., and 10.00
A. M.
Trains leave Chicago for Rock Island and St. Louis as
follow,: For Rock hland at 900 A. M., and 11.00 I'. at.
For St. hoax at 9.10 A. M , and 10 05 P. 91.
Passengers for St. Louis go over Rook Island Railroad to
Jollebana thenceovor the Chicago Bud MiesisEippi Railroad
to Alton, and thence by Steamboat (2.3 :Mies) to St. Louis.
Paßsengers by the 9.15, A. NI., Train arrive in St. Lou), nt
same evening, and by the 10.05, I'. M., Trail, at awn
next day.
Baggage checked through to Cleveland, and there re•
checked for Cbisogn coo Ft. Louis.
aass. s.
To Alliance. $.4: To Ls Salle... $l6 f 0 $1:: LO
"' Cleveland ... 400 " Rock 114 00 14 '2O
" Toledo 650 " 1.1.%!c0n ..... 10 15 14 00
Cl.lccgo 1 . 100 ¢lO 5O " opaocSeld 10 70 10
Illoornicgt...l6 90 14 40 Burlurglon 21 00
" Pt. L0u1a...-21 00 16 50
Tesvengers are requested to procure their tickets at the
air« of the Company, in Monongahela house., below the
corner. J. DIJRAND, Supt, Cleveland.
J. A. CAUGHEY.Aiet, ilttebuuh
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE OPENI
Northern Illinois to the Mississippi River,
lOWA MISSOURI,
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
All flallrond to the Dllualsslpill
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
RAIL ciiikW& ROAD
Fonxcsus TIII CIIIENGO AND ACHn•.t & CENT. 'SIaITA,T
TtLti , r It. R. Id WOW COMI'Ir.TEI
And Trains ran the entire distance tom CUICAGO TO
lIKILLINGTON, lowa, without change of Cars.
The Only Direct. Route to BORLINOTON, QUINCY,
KEOKUK, MUSCATINE, OQUAWK A, WAPE..I,O, Fula
Dt.:S MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFF, dr, , and the DOLT ALL
RAILROAD Roots from tal ICAO.) TO ST. LOUIS, it I..te
INGTON, CLINTON, DECATUR, CAIRO, SPRINGFIELD,
JACKSONVILLE., NAPLES, and intermediate Station!. on
tho. IllinoLa Central, Or.: VI ..etrrn, and Ohio and ADA,.
sipoi Itatlroad.s.
Trains cat the above Line leave Chloazo on the arrival of
Trains from the Nall—avoiding all laying over at any of
the points.
Stages leave Rurlingteto doily for Southern and Central
lowa and Northern Alheouri—making the quickest and
moot reliable route to reach all the Important points ueet
of the.ll.tesissippt es far as Council Bluff, with front forty to
fifty miles leas staging than by any other rou e. Tito Road,
far a large portion of tho way, is hilt! with the CoNtilllp3llEl
RAIL, the stnowthest riding and heat Railroad in the We«t—
weli with the moat modern Lo.toructiresand elegant
new Care.
Ity thin route paaFengerc are cure of making cor:mo
tions, and arriving at St. Look on fairer aced time, avoiding
the vexatious delay of foga and lee, and dangers of ace iga-
Don, as on the route by Alton.
liaggn.te checked direct through from Chicago, and no
chart.' tar bkndliogotainy point.
Taitouo II TICKETS by this route can be paroluised at
all the Railroad Otlicca In the East; at the Office of the
Comp .ny, e,rner of Cloth and Lott. streets, in the Granite
Building; at the Depot of the Galena It. It., and ut the
Mich. Cent. R. IL Office, corner of Lake and Dearborn ate.,
opposite Tremont 'louse, Chicagn.
FREIGHT consigned by this route will receive immedi
ate despatch.: C. O. HAMMOND, Sept.'
C. E. voLusT,
Grail Ticket Ag't, Chicago.
Ys TICKETS can be procured at the principal Railroad
Offices of the e:.m.strY. ulhl9
AIR LIRE ROUTE 1855.
rnom
CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS•
VIA CHICAGO, ALTON AND LOUIS
RAIL atg_4Agr s g--- ROAD,
Formerly the Chicago and Mississippi
Irryinti Gr. Antrrican Erpryss and C. S. Maas.
r 'HE Only Direct and Reliable Route to the South and
South:Weet—Setenty- - .Thles Shorter than auy other
Route.
TWO TOROIJOO EXPRESS TOAISS PUTT, lI:TDATI. EXCFPTED
Leaves Arrien at
Chicago. SL Louu.
St. Louis Day Express 9.15 A. 51 12 30 A. 51.
St. Louis Night Express 10.00 P. M 2.45 P. M.
Trains run directly through is about change of cars or
baggage.
From Chicago la St "Anil in 15 1 .- hours.
IMPORTANT CON NECMIONki---At Joliet, with the Rock
island Railroad fsir Ottawa, Li Salle,Rock Island and Cen
tral lowa.
At Bloomington, with Illinois Central Railroad for Clin
too, Waynesville and Decatur, and with Stages for Peoria
At Sp-ingfield.vrith Great Western Railroad for Jackaon
villa and lilluoia River.
At Alton, with Daily Line of Packets for Ilannibal,
Quincy and Keokuk; the most expeditious arid reliable
route to all portions of Korth .astern
At St. Louis, rel4lo Daily First eters Steamers for New
Orleans and Intermediate points on am Lower 311ssissipph
and with Regular Lines of Parke is for Kansas, St. Joseph,
and all points on the Slistourh Tennessee, Cumberland and
Arkansas Ricers.
R. P. MORGAN, Supt, Bloomington. 111
L. DAMAN°, Agr.nt, Chicavo, 111. ~np7
NSIt'L VA NIA RAILROAD.
IFIEF: DAILY Tallow) u TRAINS, between Phililel
phiu and Pittsburgh. Tiff MORNING MAIL TItA IN
leaves Philadelphia for Pitt9hurpti A. M., and
burgh for Phlloilelphia at 7, A. M. 'flit FAST LINE
leaven Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at I P. N.. awl Pitt,
burgh for Philadelphia ut 1, P. N. N (MIT EXPRESS
'FRAIN leaven Philadelphia li,r Pittahttrgh at 11, P. M., and
Pittsburgh for Phibulelpiiiii at 15, P.
The above lines connect of Pittsburgh with the Railroads
to anti front St. Louis, Mo.; Alton, (i Mann and Chicago, 111}
Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, Ky.; Tar, Haute,
Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis, Ind.; Cincinnati, Day
ton, Springfield, Ilellefontalne, Sandusky, Toledo, Clev
land, Columbus, Zanesville, Massitlon and Wooster, Ohio;
also, with the Steam Plutet Routs from and to N tw Om-LANs
50. Louis, LotfisviLt.r. and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets can be. had to or from either of the above
places.
For further particulars, see handbills at the diderent
starting points. Pul.sengers from the West will ❑od this the
shortest and most expeditious route to Philadelphia, Bulb•
more, New York, or Boston. TAUS. MOORE,
Agent, Passenger Linea. Philadelphia.
.1. ULSNIME.t,
jan3o Agent, Passenger Lines, Pittchurgh.
THREE TII It EE-STORY HOUSES FOR BALE—Situ a till
on Franklin and Kim streets. The corker house con
tains five rooms, a good cellar arid a storeroom—water tis
tures through the house.
The other houses contain eight rooms each; bath room,
cellar, and hot and rola water through the whole house.
For price and terms call at the Real Estate Ofil's of
nuUst: A\II LOT FOIL 81.5 O.—For sale,
n,
AFrame Dwelling House, with good Lot, paled fence,
fruit trees, &c., plenlaritly situated on MI. Wnshingtun,
within twenty minutes walk of the city. A bargain can
65 had Tn the above, and easy termo of payment.
tip 6 S. CUTIt MOLT A. SON, 1411 Third at.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR MAY JUS. IL B.:RIVE D
Frank Leslie's Gazette for May
Putnam's Magazine II "
Godey's Lady's Book " " "
Peterson's Magazine " " "
Graham's Magazine •l/ "
Nwure and Human Nature; by h‘m Sli•k;
The Illustrated Marts Bonk; a Manual of Good Beta
vi, and Polite Accomplishments.
Just received and for sale by
W. A. GILDENFENNEY eh CO.,
my 2 Fifth at, opposite the Theatre.
WANTkiI—A QUEENSWAILE PACKER at CHINA
HALL, No. it! Market street, between nit,' and
Fourth streets. my 2
Llifßit 1.1.UU3E8 YOH inALF. AT A ItAitt..kiN-IWO
,U Brick liddaws and Two Frames, situated ut corner of
Townsend and Clark streets, with lots, each 21 feet front on
Townsend street, by 100 deep to Bank sl ley. These liou.es
aro well adsptrd for renting to small families, and are
worth $4,000; but will be sold ut a very low price and on
favorable terms. Also, S Building Lots on Crawford street.
B. CUTIIIIHRT & FON,
my 3 140 Third street.
WOULU YOU keep your hands soft, smooth mot u biro,
and removo tan, sallowness and rednipAof the skin?
Then. um the SOAP, that popular and eb•ap
article, prepared with great care from the recipe of a Lon
don Chemist, and oold by the subscriber far five y eats an
this city. Only IVA cents a cake: 8. L.CUTIII3PILT,
my 3 140 Third street.
UANO-4 tons best Peruvian, in bags of 15U lbs., for
sale by JAMES WABDROP.
JRU81:110 BU(llLn—be bbla. ()rustled bugar just resets
lug from canal, and for sale by
myl ATWELL, LIM t CO.
PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE J. HENKEL'S
CITY CABINET NV itnEnousE,
No. 173 CHESTNUT STREET,
(OPPOSITE INDIPINDLIWZ HALO
Philadelphia.
FußaTrußs, IR EVERY slaws I •
Comprising Louis XIV, Louis XV, Elixabethanand Antique,
with Sculpture Carving and modern style •
In Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany,Satinwood andlklaple ;
all of superior constrocuon and finished in the
best style, equal to, if not excelling in qual
ity, the Goods of any Establish- •
ment in the United States.
E3IFLOYING none but experienced workmen, (appren
tires being positively excluded,)and using the best ma
terials, the work cannot fail to give satisfaction to per.
chasers. Amongst the many advantages offered to pur
chasers, is the facility of Furnishing a House, either in ale.
gent or plain style, completely from one establishment ; by
which means all the articles in each room correspond In
style and quality, and the immense stock always ow band,
being so various in design, enables purchasers to please
their taste to a selection, without the delay necessarily
caused in ordering Furniture.
To rive an idea of the flnlatid,Furniture on hand, I need
only inform you that my Rooms are 176 teat long, by 27 feet
wide, four noors in number; with Shops contiguous, Buff,
dent to employ 200 hands, which is a guarantee that the
work is all done under my own immediate Inspection.
.Cils The Packing is all done In the Store, and Furniture
warranted to carry safely any distance. Visitors to Phila
del phia are respectfully invited, as purcnasers or otherwise,
to call and examine the Goods. au2.6:ly
JOSEPU MOGAIDGE,
008111188 ION AND FORWARDING 51ERODANT,
No. 38 00111:11.11CIAL, nILOW PINT SITILI7,
St. Louts, no.,
rIONSIO N7SEN'IB aniCommieslons will meet a ith prompt
and personal ottention, and liberal advanotr will be
given when required, on Consignments or Bills of Lading,
in &ma.
Orders for the purchase of Lead, Grain, .32temp and other
Produce, will be promptly filled at the lowest market price's.
The Itetwiring and Fonvarding of Merchandise and Pro
duce will meet with especial cure and dispatch; the lowest
rates of Freight will always be procured, and the expense
m Storage and Drayage as much-LIE posaible avoided.
11.171RINCIrs:
Pat' & Bacon, fit. Louis; Ellis & Morton, Cincinnati;
Chu. ess, Blow A Co., do; Btrader & florman, do;
Cboutean ft Valle, do; Moses & Fraser, do;
Doan, lc ing h Co., do; Springsr & Whiteman, do;
J. W. But ivr & Bro.,Plttabh; E.O.Oooodnaan & Co., de;
D. Leech a Co. '
do; E. &C. Yarnall & Co., Philada;
Wm. liolmeo et Co., do; Morgan, J. M. Buck &Morgan:
Blow A March, New York. B. Comegys, - do;
Frost & Forrest, do; Shields & Miller, do;
Charles A.:ueigs, do; Josiah Lee & Co., Baltimore.
A. Cl. Farwell & Co., Boston ; Abraham J. Cole, do.;
flow ard, Bon & Co., do; N.B. Reynolds, Louisville;
11. D. Newcomb & Bro. do;
T. C. Twichell A Co.,Coramisalon Merchants. New. Orleans.
114.1 . have an open Polley of Inintrance, which will cover
all shipments to my address, when advised , by letter per
mail, or when endorsed on bills of lading before, or at the
time of shipment. JOBEPII 110111IIDGE,
magi) lit. Loula. Missouri
AUE NOW ItECEIVING from New York and Phila
delpbia. a full stock of
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
Comprising Young Hyson, Impede], G unpowder, Oolong,
Sourbong and English Breakfast, all of w Mel bare been
carefully selected, and will be sold as usual, either whole
sale or retail.
Superior RIO and JAVA COFFEE.
LOYERING'S and ST. LOUIS REPINED SUGARS.
PEKIN YEA STORE,
apl 0 N 0.38 Fifth street
Dress Making and trillinsiery.
...,.MILS. S. E. CARGO respectfully informs her friends
an
.- 'd
others, that she is prepared to make to order the
latent e Vie:, of DRESSES, CLOAKS, 131.4.3„TELLAS,
7'..4 L.l! AS, de.., on tho shortest notice and on the most rel.
For:able terms. Children's Cloiblnosade up with neatness
and despatch. Bonnets altered and dyed according to
directions, and neatly and tastefully trimmed. We aim to
0 ye NI a krac tiOL .
A polio Buildings, No. TB FOURTH Erreet, second story,
fame entrance as to the Crystal Palace Daperrian Oat-
Jy2o.dawly
IiaItTNERSIIIP heretofore existing between Henry
'o.?. cud John Moorhead, under the firm of KING
a liouic LISA Li, le this day diiwalved by mutenl consent.
Jet..“ .Mourbead, having purchased the interest of John S.
King, 6 duly authorized to kettle up all of the business of
the lute firm. HENRY 9. RING,
JOHN MOOILREAD.
l'ittAurgb, April 16th, 18Zia%
455- Th.l unri.rsigned will continue the GROCERY AND
CON Siz lON BUSINESS, at the stand formerly occupied
by King a lloothead, No. 27 Wood streeL
api 7 JOHN lIIOORTIEAD.
4,2 EVEN DOLLARS AN ACRE.—For Bale, 607 Acres of
,l Land, near Fish Creek, Va., twenty miles from the Ohio
Ricer, ano a chart distance trout Cameron Station, B. and
Chic R. It., will be sold in two or three lots, at from $6 to
$7 per sore. Terms: Ono.fourth in hand; balance at one,
two and three years.
Also, IGS Acres, situate on Proctor's Run, Va, at bur
miles from the Ohio River; eighty acres cleared and under
Food fence:. The Land lies wet ; has fine Timber, and Well
aterea. A comfo . rtable House, Stable, Fruit Trees,
See. Price $l7 per acre, on easy terms.
a 1,21 8. UTLIBERT & SON, 140 Third st.
r AND FOR COUNTRY RESIDENCES.—We have for
J.l bale Thl , ty Acres of choice 'Land, situate at three
miles trnm the city, near the old Washington road. The_
tan well, anti is of good soil, and will be sold in lots
of utte 21,re and upwards. Price $250 per 11^20 ; terms easy..
1. • above land, fir healthy and pleasant locations, is um
surpai.sed by any offered for sale. and is well worthy the at
tention of business men and others who desire a home in
the country. S. CUTLIBERT A' SON,
ap2l 140 Third street
rpn E Partnership of JOUN 111 ; DEVITT 1311.0. was dis
t eolved on the first inst. John JP/hi - vitt will continue
the business at the old stand, and attend to the settlement
of 'he business of the late firm.
JOUN M•DEVITT,
WILLIAM WDEVITT
Pittsburgh, January 3d, 1813--{jan4
Removal.
Cl MUNGER LIARBA.UOII d CO. have removed to No
295 Liberty street.
,•ntrirar. lIARDIEGII ALEXANDER FORRET/1
,„,„! HUNG Eli 11.1103AU,011 (t. CO., (Successors to S. Ear
bough.) Commi.sion and Forwarding Merchants; Deal
s in V, col and Produce generally, N 0.295 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh. P. apt,
PILKI N TEA STOILE,
X, 3 S Fe . / IA street, one (lour east of the Exchange Bank
tiREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
XTOW RECEIVING, 2.31 chests, comprising the different
gredee now iu VFO, selected with great care, and pur
ch•rea direct from the Importers—which will by sold!
Wholesale and Entail, at the lowest prices.
Leto S. JAIME&
I_IIUTNAat'S MONTKLY FOB MAY;
J_ Lamartine's history of Turkey;
Oodey's Lady's Book for Jiro.;
Blackwood's Magazine for April;
3leu or Character, by Douglas Jerrold;
Ellen Norbury; or tho Adventures of an Orphan;
The IWonderiul Adventures of Capt. Priest;
Clzudebt Last Bullet; or the Price of Three Lives.
ALL NEW BOOKS for sale at MINE'S. A CO.'S as soon'
as published. ap27
al' AY MAGAZINES AND NE VVJ3OOKS JUST BLVD.
n Peterson's Magazine, for May.
New York Journal, do
Ballou's Magazine, do
No. 5 Ilarper's Story Book.
Filen Mortimer, or the Beautiful Creole of Cuba.
Temptation, or Unknown Heiress; by J. F. Smith.
Grace Lee ; by Julia Kavanagh.
For male et the Cheap Book Store of
W. A. GILDENFENNEY R CO.,
sp2o Fifth eL, opposite the Theatre.
WOKS .IUST RECEIVED AT DAVISON'S, 05 MARKET
)I STREET:
Family Prayers and Commentary, Thornton;
Steps to Alter; Castle Builders;
Ryles' New Book; Rich and Poor, be;
Memoirs of Oberlin ; Ashton Cottage;
The Pastor's Daughter; The Foresters;
Minister's Family ; Churchman's Manuel ;
Mornings with Jesus;
Death of Little Children, by Prime;
Fleetwood's History of the Bible;
Watson's Body of Divinity: Works of Matthew Henry;
All the various Commentaries, be., Ac.
aNtl J. S. DAVISON.
U c l b i a N n 'G ged D t A he Y ir residences. Some L n ro d e u lla a v7le f ft p i l l a i ce es s h th v a e t
are dear to them, where they have attended some " loved
one" through a long illness, ending in death! Many find
r heir new home is not as convenient as the old one; while
othera are pleastd with the change. In moving, the hands
are exposed to the cold air, and become sore, and rough.
This can be cured, and they can be made soft and white by
the urc of the IIEitPETIC SOAP—price 1234 cts. Der cake.
Sal ,1 by kW S. 1,. OUTIIBRRT.I4O Third st,,
-‘() YOU WANT A aItIALL FARAD—For sale, a Norm
ur Tweuty.four Acres, eight of which aro in cultiva
tion, and all cleared except eight acres, which are in choice
timber; an Orchard of about eighty trees of diffrrent
kinds; about five acres contain Coal; situated' at three
miles from the city, and three quarters of a mile from the
Ohio river. Price $l7OO. Terms: $BOO to hand; remain.
der in one and two years. 8. CUTIIBRAT & SON,
aB4 N 0.140 Third et.
A lex antler Hays,
r IVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, Fifth street, cp•
posit e the Court House, Pittsburgh, Penna.—has per.
manently located, and Rill punctually attend to all busluesa
votrusted to his charge.
HIFERZSCC.9 :
lion. W. F. Johnston Presideat Allegheny Valley R. R.
W. Milner Holsirts, Chief Engineer •• CI 0
OK) It. Eichbaum, Associate Jtng.
David Mitchell, Chief Engineer Pittsb'h and Steub. It. R.
James Thompson, Superintendent City One Works.
James K Day, Civil Engineer. Allegheny City. lap7:2wel
ILt.iNERY HOODS.—A. A. .11.1601.4 a CO. havo re
131 ceiYed a very large assortment of all kinds of Milli
eery ttootb, Bonnet Frames, Crowns, Tales ' Ruettes, Quill
11.1 A, tision9, Crapes, Silk Laces, Ribbons, Flowers, Straw
Trimmings, Straw Flowers, Ae. ap2B
Tem 10E. th.tidE AT
n LAST. 11AQAN . AUL,
No. 91 MARKET ST,
Would respectfully inform the Ladies that they have re
, iced a new lot of Moire, Antique, Dew Drops, Silk and
Lace 1' I COLAS. ap3o
I:FINED bble D It. crushed;
20 do S. R. do;
20 do small loaves;
20 do Coffee Sugar. For sale by
rtpr27 SMITE!. IV AIR & HUNTER.
•
UST nenro 't) BY .s:X.I O /tEst..—.
J2OO pr Ladles'
Black Fan Gaiters, all colors, at $ 1 ,25@)1,76
250 6 g ,
Black
150 " French Morocco and Kid Boots " 1 ,00@1,37
600 " Children's Fancy Bhoes, now styles.
1927 W. 114HDIFATZ.
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NUMBER 202.
ST. LOUIS
Notice.
f'.' l '.•.•
!,-77..": - ..•-7:',' , :',:.
.. . . .... . _
MENI
RATES or Aoveartstsa
teREED UPON Br rag ,Paths
see aluare, one Insert's:al..— ..... ... . ..... 60
" each additional In-sorties:L.
" one week 176
" ' 4 two weeks 8 00
three weeks....._ 4 (0
one month
" 4, two months .-4.4 0 0
three inanthe ... . ..... t 0
4, " lour mantles .. . ... . 10.00
~ nix months " 12 GO
one year 00
I tending Card, nix llnea or leas, par annum., .... 10 00
WIANCIZAILIJI AS . PILEIIal•
One square, per annum, (exclusive of the 25 00
DAILY MORNING. POST•
WEDNESDAY MORNING
TILE CLOSING SCENE.
111 , T. ➢UCIIASAy =AD
(The North British Review pronounces this Dome the bast
that has ever been written by an American author&
Within this sober real= of leafless trees,
The russet year inhaled the dreamy air,
Like some tanned reaperin his boor of ease,
Whenall.tbe fields are lying brown and bare.
The gray barna looking from their hazy hills
O'er the dim waters widening in the vales,
Beat down the air a greeting to the mills,
On the dull tbundeiOf alternate,dalla.
All sighs were mellowed, and all soundiatibdued,
The hills seemed farther, and the streams nag /01r
AF In a dream the distant woodman hew'd
llis winter's lag with many a muffled blow. •
The embattled forests erewh Ile armed in gold,
Their banners bright wi.h every martial hue,
Now stood, like somesad beaten host of old,
Withdrawn afar in Time's remotest blue.
On amb'rous wings the valuate tried his night;
The dove scarce beard bts singing male's complain
And like agar slew drowning in the light,
The Tillage church vane seemed to pale and faint,
The sentinel cock upon the bill Bide crew.
Crew twice and all waa killer than before—
Silent till come replying warder blew • •
Ells alien horn, and then was heard no more
Where erat the jay wttbtnthe elm's tall emit, "
Made garrulous trouble round the untledged young :
And where the oriole bung her twaying nest
By every light wind liken censor swung. _
Where sang the noisy masons of the envoi,
The busy swallows circling ever near,
Foreboding. an the rustic mind believes,
An early harvest and a plenteous year.
Where every bird which charmed the vernal feast
Shook the sweet slumber from It! 'wings at morn
To warn the reapers of the rosy east,
All now was songless, empty and forlorn.
Alone, from out the stubble piped. the quail,
And croaked the crow, through . all the dreary gloom;
Alone, the pheasant,,drumming in the tale, .
Made echo tolhe distant cottage loon. a
There was i3o bud, no bloom upon the bowers;
The spideis wore their thinstitends night b y night,
The thistledown, the only ghost of flowers,
Sailed slowly by—pasred not elasa out of sight.
And all this—in this most cheerless air,
And where the wood-bine .heds upon the perch, °
Its crimson leaves, as if the'Veer stood there,
Firing the flower with his inverted torch: •
Amidell this, the centre of the come, .
The white baked matron, with monotonous tread,
Piked theswift wheel and wish her joyless mien
Eat like a fate, and watched the dying thread.
. . .
She had knoWn sorrow. tie had walkedirith het I
Oft Sopped.—and broke with her . the admit crttiti
And, in the dead leaves; stillabe beard the stir -
Of hie black mantle trailing in the duet:
While yet her cheek was bright with summer bloom,
lier country summoned, and ehe gar° her 011,
And twice war bowed to her his sable plmne;
B -gave the sword, to -rust upon the wall.
Re-gave the sword—but not the band that drew
And struck for liberty the dying blow;
Nor him, who to his sire and country true,
Felt 'mid the rank& of the invading foe.
Long, but not load, the droning wheel went on ; ,
Like the low murmurs of a hire at noon;
Long, but not loud, the memory of the g01:10 -
Breathes through het lipsa sad and tremulous tu11e...,
At last the thread was snapped, her head was bated;
Lite deoppedibedislaff.throughjaerhanda serene,::
And laving neighbors smoothed her careful abroad,
While death and winter closed the 'Autumn Hecate.
filay—Work to be Done.
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The Farm.--In the early f art of this month pas
tures should be attended to. Do not pasture cat
tle until the grass has some growth, or the yield
of the season will hitless. Cloanand.whitewaeh
cellars, distribute charcoal dust and plaster nf
Paris nbont your hog-pens, stables, Ezo., and re
move all putrescent and unwholesome substan•
ces. The charcoal dust and plaster of Paris will
absorb deleterious gasses, as given off from veg
etable and other matters undergoing decay.
" Plant Indian corn as soon as the leives sire
as large as a mouse's ear." This is an old and
safe adage, but we should advise that some he
planted earlier, either broadcast or thickly Yu
rows, for soiling cattle with the stalks. . Peas,
oats and buckwheat, as well as Indian corn,
should be soaked in water, and then rolled in plas
ter before planting. Plant .potatoes - for. your
principal crop, if, cot prevlnusly, done. Those
planted early ate less subject to be diseased. If
you have land thoroughly prepared - and well sib
soiled, sow luoern; this crop will be found very
profitable for those who soil cattle, as it may out
four times during the summer. If the soil be
not deeply disintegrated, lucern cannot snowed,
as it is a deep-rooted plant and fails as sonn i es
the ends of the roots reach a coal and- compact
sub soiL
Attend to in_ sects, and read our articles on cat
erpillars, and modes of destroying them. It you
have used six bushels of salt per acre on your
winter follows and grass lands, but Sew insects
will annoy you other than those' which harbor
in trees, &0., and where salt has been used, but
few weeds will be found. Cleanse the bark' of
your fruit trees. (See our article on Cleansing
Bark of Fruit Trees, &e.)
Secure manures from the influence of son
and rain as fast as made. Place them under cov
er, if practicable, and augment.their. quantityby
admixture of muck, pond-Mud, or even head
lands, as during the warm weather stable Man
ure decomposes rapidly, and gives of large quan
tifies of ammonia, which should be received by
such materials as are capable of retaining it.
When muck cannot be bad, cover the top of the
heaps with charcoal duet or plaster'of Paris.
If you have hog pen manure which - is - free
from long stuffs, mix it with charnel , dfist un
der a shed, and by turning it will become,pul
verulent in time to sow with turuips, for which
use it is equal to ground bones, and at onti:third
the cost. Dress corn and potatoes thoroughly,
and if horn shavings can be had, apply them to
corn in the hill ; no manure is more safe and
effective for this use. Should potatoes not allow
vigor, use guano (Peruvian) diluted with-100
time its bulk of charcoal dust or welt decompo
sed peat id the the hills, at the time , of hoeing
or cultivating, using a small handful to each hill.
The improved super-phosphate of lime may be
used Instead of the guano and charcoal.
Save soap suds for fruit frees, both as a wash
and as a manure. If you have salt meadows
ditch them, and the muck dug , out will be
ready for mixing in compost in October and No
vember.
Orchard.—Attack the caterpillars by burning
themlwith the camphene lamp described in a
former volume. As caterpillars leavo their best
at about 8 o'clock A. Id , and return to them at' 6
P. At., they should be attacked before or- after
these hours. Boiling -water poured Into the
haunts of ants will destroy them. It your trees
were properly washed in early spring they would
not be hide bound now. Treat sluggish grape
vines as recomended in 15Ir. Galbraith'e-paper
of a former number. Sow a very slight.cpanti
ty of fine salt around plum and some otherfrnit
trees as recomended; trim off , shoots from the
roots.— Working Farmer.
Walter T. Colituitt. whose death has been an
nounced by telegraph, was for many years ono
of the leading Democratic politicians of the
South. He was a lawyer by profession, and had
attained distinction at the bar. Subsequently
he held a seat on the bench of the Supreme
Court of Georgia. He had also been a metho
dist preacher, and even during his most excited
political Meer was in the habit of offiejating as a
preacher at the Methedist churches.. He repro
sentel one of the districts of Georgia hi the low
er House of Congress in the sessions extending
from 1839 to 1£43, always taking a very active
part in public affairs. He was a readyepeaker,
and possessed much ability Since his congres
sional career ended, ho has lived in - retirement
et Macon, Georgia,[where he died on . theTth inst.,
after a long and painful illness. "
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