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OFFICIAL PAPER OF TEE CITY.
PITTSBURGH:
THURSDAY ifOitilNO.
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Sir 11.4!afling. zn.at.ter will be found on
•1104:PlItgO of this Paper.
HORNING POST JOB OFFICE],
• We would call the attention of MERCHANTS AND
tRUSHIESS afflN to the fact that we hare just received
ft om PMladelphla a number of fonts of new Job Type, and
are now prepared to till orders for Cards, Circulars, Bill
'loads, Paper Bootie, Posters, s.ul Programmes for exhibl
lona., All crilans bo prompily
J0111 , 1,W. SPOLAT In is our authorized carrier
o n the route formerly served byJoux Formula, and is alone
entitled:to collect from weekly subruribers.
SETTLERS FOR R.S.NSAts
= Varlets stratagems have been resorted to this
tt'oason to discourage emigration from the north
etates.to Kansas. We were first told that the
cholera prevailed in that territory to an alarming
exterit, and that it had proved unusually fatal
'to emigrants just arrived from the east. This
was likely,`and plainly designed, to keep back
the tide of migration from the north. Yet lif
ter Weeks of waiting we find no confirmation of
the ',reports in regard to the cholera. 801110
cases have occurred there as well as .elsewhere,
but it has not assumed a dangerous form.
We were - next told that there was a scarcity
of food in . Kin*, and great danger of starva•
"Alen before harvest. Yet food is dearer in New
York then in Kansas to-day. Steamers plying
on the Missouri river can carry provisions to
K.aisita at moderate cost ; and then:settlers aro
slouhtless as well supplied there, and subjected
tote few hardships and inconveniences, as in al
mosrevery new region when first opened to set
tlethent.
Northern people disposed to migrate to Kan
sas are continually warned against the perils
they have to encounter from armed and reckless
Missourians. Even free soil papers assure them
that they will go there at the peril of their lives.
Yet the only violent death of • which we aro yet
informed Is that of Clark, a pro-slavery Mis
lieurianhy M'Crea, a northern free seller. Outra
ges have been committed by the Missourians;
bat the Missourians themselves aro the most
motions Is eiroulning repojts of their own vio
lence thronghont the north. It is a moans of dis
couraging northern migration to Kansas.
' are next informed that a pre•elatery
legle
tattMe it elected In that territery; and such is the
tact That the legislature now elected will not
franit'thetionstitntioti of the new State. The
poptilavvoice -will he 'beard in time to determine
th-frioe - stion of foam slavery or freedom in
ail ibis alarming - intellig=co. from Kan
gas within :be last 'few - months is exactly what
the ftionde of slavery Nr";sh widely tironlatel at
the north and oast, 4=3 r.nforrunately it may
have, to sin= extent, scoomplis.hed their per
pose. Let fair =ars be employed on both sides
and the first corstitr.tion of Kansas will repudi
ate slivery. Bat, with unfair means employed
on one side, and needless alarms indulged on
the other, a different result may possibly be seen
for a time. From all reliable information yet
received northern men may migrate to Kansas
with entire safety; and find there no hardships
or perils at which northern manhood should
tremble ; or which will not be found everywhere
incident to pioneer life. And in no new terri
tory yed. opened for settlement can the lades-
trios's and enterprising emigrant find more at
-A tractions, and more chances of thrift and pros
perity. AU accounts agree that its soil is gene
rally unsurpassed in fertility ; its climate mild
and:healthy like that of southern Pennsylvania,
and its borders and first settlements are as easily
and phiaply accessible now from the north and
east as lowa was ten years ago. It lies along the
great route, too, between the eastern and western
coasts of the continent ; and will probably be
traversed and developed by railroads at an ear
lier.date- from its first organization than any oth
ernow State or territory of the west. The great
overland route from the States to Utah, Califor
nia, Oregon and Washington traverses Kansas
for several hundred miles. A strong military
force is already assembled there for the protec
tion of the settlers against the Indians, and for
the preservation of order in the territory. None
but.the violent portion of the Missourians ex
press any doubts of the wisdom, firmness and
integrity of Governor Reeder, and they only be
cause they 'suspect him of favering the cause of
freedom in the territory. So far as yet appears
he-favors no cause but that of equal justice to
altparties, and a calm and undisturbed expres
sion. of _the will _of .the people. That is his
whole duty, and none can properly ask more of
him. •
"Werian see no cause then to discourage migra
tiOn:roltansas from the northern States, what
ever-views may be entertained on the subject of
slavery. It- is open and free to all who go
pencenhiy but fearlessly into a land of rich pre
mien, ,that will yet be a great and free and
wealthy State. The sneers at ." squatter sove
reignty," the abolition alarms about the fire
eating elaveholders, the cry of Cholera, famine,
Itrlin.wars, and slave labor, will deter no true
man °U tile north rrom asserting his common
right in the soil of Kansas, and planting his
kome npon'ite wide-stretching and fertile plains.
'IKE PORE AND PROVISION TRADE.
Few of our citizens aro aware of the extent
to which some of our merchants of this city are
°alleged in the pork and provisiou trade, or how
arse attaxtent of country around us draws sup
lies from this market.. •
We visited the warehouse of ono firm on Lib
erty street a few days ago—that of Wm. B.
Hays & Co.—and obtained some facts that are
worth publication. The quantity of meats on
hand at their warehouse would surprise many.
In the second -story were hanging in good condi
tion-over 9,000 - canyassed hams, and some 2,000
oanviss;ed shoulders. A large number of women
lad employment in covering meats with canvass.
In the same warehouse were between two and
three hundred tierces and barrels of lard; some
three hundred barrels of mess pork, and in the
cellar were• over 100,000 pounds of bulk meat.
Over two hundred thousand pounds of shoulders,
hams and sides are-ready for sale in that estab
lishment, and in the large smoke-house connec
ted withit;; and continued purchases, and arri
vals from the west, keep up the supply constant
ly, although the sales- are very largo. This firm
a s i a jat!ge, interest in an extensive and com
plete_ establishment at Vincennes, Indiana, for
sigiughtering, and for peeking pork in all forms.
and it can thus secure constant supplies at the
lowest rates for this market. The pork and pro
vision trade is particularly active this year, and
the Isles of - this single firm of Hays & Co. will
exceed . two and • a half million pounds of the
"hogproduct" -in its various forms this year.
They have on hands, too, largo stocks of dried
beef, mina, and all kinds of meat.
' )
This firm does -a regular business to a largo
and established custom,•supplying all their cus
tomers constantly at ruling market rates, with
out holding up for a rise or a speculation. His
the osfeet mode of doing business, and will
douitlees prove in the end most safe and profita
ble in Gayland of merohandizing.
Large quantities of provisions are purchased
is ade city for = the supply of the middle and
Centre counties of.this State, and-to supply this
dualinkand the city trade, requires enormous
orejitiatiti of -lizeu.t's. We wilt endeavor soon to
b e ebic 4 9 :0bliiih correct statistics of the pork
aad prOvielon btisinest done in this city. Its
1131601Ints:Will doubtless surprise many:
The rsortali y is Nev Orleans for tho week
ending, Juno 4, was 600, including 275',from
cholora. =For the week ending May 29, it. NTS B
385, including 2043iOniehOlorni . :' '
Thanksgiving day in Missouri 00o:erred this_
year on tho l last 'llaY 14May, by proilamation of
the9overncii. It wail very generally 'observed.
All tho - rest'of_ the Union celebrate'd the same
fesiival lag fall. - '
!MEE
" Doesticks," after all, is not dead, and the
impression that the story was a dirty trick to
help the sale of his book, is somewhat strength
ened. A card appears in one of the New York
papers over the name of " M. Thompson," pro
nouncing the report a fiction.
The assessors' returns for the city of Ciuoin
nati show a large decrease in the value of per
sonal property, the total this year being $16,-
462,063, againet $18,556,106 last year. The
decrease is mainly confined to bankirs and
brokers : Moneys and'credits show an increase
of over a million dollars.
The Lancaster Pennsylvania Savings Institute
has failed, and Mr. Bongher, the Treasurer, has
been dothmitted to prison for embezzlement.
The deficit is stated at $BOO,OOO, and the assets
at sl2o,ooo—The institution is of course closed.
Minh excitement prevails among depositors and
others interested. .
A salt Like has been discovered about 150
miles west from St. Cloud, in Minnesota, by W:
IL I:Terse, who was nttached to the Pacific
Railroad Survey. Mr. Ingersol says that around
the edges of the lake the salt can ho gathered
in baskets, and is of as good quality as ever
ho found in any other part of the United States.
Mr. Ingersol also says that near the lake there
aro large beds of coal of tho first quality.
A great anti-Liquor Law demonstration was
made in Reading, Berke county, on - Wenday.
One hundred guns were fired off near the oity.
Among the speakers were Gen. Geo. M. Reim,
Hon. J. Glancy Jones, and Capt. Jacob Zeigler,
of Harrisburg. Resolutions against the law
which goes into operation in October were unani
mously passed. It will be remembered old Berke
gave 8000 mnjority against the proposition to
have a Mahn Lw.
OPENING or BARNT.73I'S BABY Snow—You:4o
AMERICA IN AMIS.—The grand Baby Show open
ed in NevT York, at Barnum's Museum, on Tues
day. It is to continuo four days. A full repre
sentation of young America was present, top
titer with more than ton thousand -visitors the
first day--the majority 'of wham were ladies.
All the little competing specimens of humanity
were arrayed in their beat bib and tucker, and
labeled single," "twins," or " triplets," ns
the case may be. As there ore only premiums
and over Vid mothers who hare entered the lista
I with their little darlings, the number of the dil
-1 appainted will be great. Barnum will hare to
answer for a east amount of domestic ill-feeling.
I We cammisserate with that judge who has the
Itemerity to toll any fond mother her little angel
is not the handsomest and smartest baby ho has
seen in nil his born days.
Sr. CHARIEII HOTEL-1 bountiful and ex
cellent dinner was provided at the St, Charles
lintel yesterday, and - was partaken of by o
large company of strangers, boarders, and in
vited guests. It must have given satisfaction to
all, for there was everything that an epicure
could desire in abundance, including strawber
ries and cream, ice cream, &a., &a., all the way
to the ' , blushing lobsters." We arc glad to
learn that this hotel is doing a good business,
and well sustaining its former popularity. We
wish satcess to its gentleutun , l2procrictor
Benefit of S C(_)Dubols
Although Lids gentleman has been among ue
but a short time, he has already won golden
opinions from the habitue., of the Theatre. The
bill of fare offered' at his - benefit, which comes
off 10-night, embraces a combination of comedy
and drama rarely offered on the Pittsburgh
boards. The admirers of Mr. Dubois will also
have an opportunity of seeing him in two en
tirely now characters. hat his benefit be a
bumper.
A Gas:Ar PLACE r Oft t3ot.ous.ts —The dog kil
lers of St. Louis report to tho City Marshal the
slaughter of eight hundred and eighty-three
specimens of the canine race during the past
month.
Mr. Sortie and Mr. Perry.
ji;rcia the New Orlrvine Evening Dean, May iVith.
NEW 0111.V.ANS, May 2bth, 1855.
To the Editors , of the National Inteiligenter and
of the New York Herald :
ODSTLEIIES :-I do not intend, at present, to
notice the letter published over the signature of
Horatio J. Perry in your number of the 22d
(and 23J) inet., otherwise than by stating that
there w not a ward of truth in it.
The baseness and impudence of the writor
are only equalled by his hypocrisy and cote•
ardiee.
Indeed, this last production of his sweats the
Jesuit and felon all over.
I shall mho oceseion to draw up a piitirre of
this gentleman's doings during my mission to
Spain, in the history which I am preparing of it
for the press ; Lad, whilst unsealingjhe secret
of his treachery, give a clue to thel_encourage
moot and support which it has secured him in
the State Department at WashingtOn.
Your obedient servan't;
PIERRE SOULE.
Tun Know Nothing National anvention as
gambles in this city to-day. We heir that there
are two hundred and ten delegiites represent
ing every State in the Union. It-is also said
by -the New Orleans 11,11etin flint those sent
from New Orleans are Catholics igiellglon, nod
some do not npeak the English laltguage. The
task of reconciling the Southern dud Northern
branch of the Convention, so as teita vo a single
platform for such dissimilar materitak, will be a
difficult one. The question of ninny will also
k
a
be a fruitful subject of discord, and a the Con
vention can quiet this " common dist ber," it
will accomplish what no other party s ever
succeeded in doing effectually. The Convention
will be private in its proceedings the firsl day.
Publicity after that will depend upon thelfction
of a majority of its members.—Phda. Ledger,
sth. ,
ROPMO.—Tho Utica Gazette says that the
County of Ostego has for some years been repu
ted tho. moat . extensive hop growing region in
the State of New York. In 1854 the number
of acres appropriated to the cultivation of this
product was 2,600, and it is estimated that 1000
acres more will be cultivated the present year.
Thus at the ratio of last year's produot, "800
pounds, the crop of the present season will
reach 2,800 pounds, which, at the present mar
ket value, about 20 dente, would realize $560,
000.
gir Collins is now .building a new ooean
steamer as a substitute for the Arctio, being the
fifth built for the line. Nicest.% George and
James R. Steers are building it, and it is said it
will exceed in magnitude any of its predeoce.
sore. The hull will be ready for launching by
the 28th of February next, should anticipations
be realiied, and three or four months moro will
suffice to complete the Vessel.
lown.—A friend who has jut returned from
a lengthy journey through seventeen counties
in the interior of lowa, describes the emigration
to that State as beyond precedent. They are
making claims 260 miles. west of tho
pi, are opening roads, building mills, fencing
f.rma, and making the country resound with
their industry through the extreme length of
the State. —Chicago Tribune.
VALUABLE BEQUEST.—A Scotchman, named
William Maclure, says the Toronto Patriot, re
cently deceased, left.the bulk of hie property,
yarned at $300,000, to be appropriated express
ly for the purpose of the diffusion of useful
knowledge and instruction amongst the institu
tions, libraries, clubs or meetings Or useful in
strisetlon cf.the working classes or manual la
borers in the.liaited - States of America.
EARTHQUAKE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. —On the
29th ult., about daybreak, a sharp shook of an
earthquake ooeurrod at Lancaster, N. R. ao
coropbuied. by loud report, followed by a low
rumbling aotrad which seamed to pass away to
the: ionthward, and a: general alleging of the
people in their beds.
• •
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IMIMM
THE= ractuon: LAW niritivivrtthar:
FULL PARTICULARS
The author of the gi Maine Law!'
in Troiible.
We take the following partionlits of ,
the riot
in Portland, growing out.of the parohase•of
liquor'fbr the use.of the, oityy from `the Port.;
land Argus of Monday:
-',lt will be remembered that-ChSaturday MDIll•
ing we called the attention of the City Marshal
and the -police to the foot that a large quantity
of spirituous liquors'had been purchasedin New
York and brought here for imlo, and suggested
to them the duty of seizing them. These liquors
$1,600 worth, Mr. Neal Dow bad stated to one
of the Alderman hojiad bought on hie own in,
divideal responsibility, and had ordered - them to
he brought here and stored In tho city. This
being apparently in direct violation of law,
making. Mr. Dow liable to the penalty, )on con
viction, of imprisonment for thirty days, and
rendering the liquors subject to seizure and de•
struction, a complaint was accordingly made to
the Police Court, and Judge Carter issued his
warrant for the seizure of the ljqnors.; but
whether for the arrest of Mr. Dow we have not
learned. Judge Carter, however, instead of
giving his warrant to an officer who was ready
to make immediate service, put it in the hands
of Deputy Marshal King, who, for some cause,
immediately disappeared,, and could not be
found.
Meantime the Board of Aldermen were sud
denly summoned to meet, for the purpose, It
was alleged, of effecting a transfer of the liquors
to the city, for its agency, which was established
on last Thursday night, by the casting vote of
Mr. Dow, though 'the liquors were purchased
some weeks since. After the Aldermen bad
been together a while, Deputy Ring appeared
and seized theliquors upon the warrant.
Quite a little crowd stood about the door,
where the liquors wore stored, and in the vi
cinity, during the remainder of the afternoon,
but perfect quiet and good nature was observed.
Soon after 7 o'clock a crowd began to collect
about the deposit of the liquo a lu the City Hall
building, and gradually increased until a little
after 9. o'clock, when a cry of fire was raised,
as we understand, by Mr. Dow's order, and the
bells rung with a view of diverting the crowd
from the spot. It had however, a contrary
effect, and greatly increased It for a time, as the
togiee companies were brought from both ex-
tree:tea of the city to the centre in Market
square, where the crowd waa assembled.. They,
however. soon withdrew, and the crowd began
o diminish
Occasionally ddring the evening, stones and
brickbats wore thrown against the door of the
liquor Store, breaking the glass and sashes, and
otherwise injuring the door. This was done, so
frO as we could see, by boys. The whole nffair
was the merest boys play, done In the most ap
parent good nature, and with the least possible
excitement.
It ie our decided opinion, and we have not
met en intelligent person who witnessed the
proceedings of the evening, that does not concur
with us, that en efficient pollee officer—with a
dozen good - men—could have easily dispersed
the crowd any time prior to 9 o'clock. Boon
after 10 o'clock the crowd had materially di.
mieiabed and seemed rapidly dispersing, when
Mr. Dow, accompanied by Captain Green, and
a part Of the Light Gaard, appeared upon the
sidewalk On the north side of the City Hall.
The crowd wet.) warned to disperse. Hie ap
pearance, sword in hand, with soldiers, at once
charged the temper of the multitude. They
rallied around them and gave groans and hissee
prior to the proclamation to disperse.
Mr. Dow then gave the order: First section
fire." The order was not obeyed, and the crowd
then threw missiles. A part of the company
started to escort Mr Dow towards Middle street,
and the remainder immediately returned to their
Armdry in the third story of the City Hall build
lug. At the time Mr. Dow gave the order to
are,—(Captain Green refused to give it as we
understand, on the ground that he did not think
the circumstances authorized it,)—the company
were standing directly opposite the entrance to
the hall of the Mechanics' Association in Clapp's
Meek, and their fire would have taken effect, if
at all, upon the people on the sidewalk, a part
of whom were mechanics just coming from
their hall, and who were entirely unconscious
that any ouch proceeding was called for or con
templated.
After Captaiu Green'at company had returned,
the brickbats dew thicker and stronger, and the
police, who were skiing the Deputy Marshal,
who had Seized the liquors to guard them, com
menced firiug pistols charged only with powder.
A sort of ehrini fight woe thus kept up between
the crowd, which had now become more deter
mined in its character, and the police, until
shout 11 o'clock, when Mr. Dow, with a portion
of the Ride Guard, under Captain Charles IV.
Roberts, descended from the Light Guard's Ar
mory, find with the muskets of the Light Guards,
to the south bide of the City Hall. The doers cf
the liquor storii were then thrown open, and the
firing commenced, by Mr. Dow's order, through
the store upon the crowd in the street upon the
other side of the building.
Oae man—George Robbins—second mate of
the hark Louisa Eaton, was shot through the
body, and almost instantly tilled
Tholllll.l MC:Carey, a hostler, aged 22 years,
received a ball under his chin, which passed cut
through his cheek, breaking the Jaw-bone in its
passage.
Themes Robinson, a worthy man, 19 years of
age, while sitting on a hex near Clapp'e block,
on the opposite side of the street, wets struck
by a ball on the right uncle, behind the ) mint,
the ball shattering the lower end of the tibia,
or large bone-of the leg, and palming out at the
I instep.
Howard Dennison, a young man residing on
Atlantic street, was struck by a pistol shot in
the front part of the arm. The ball penetrated
to the bone, permed round without breaking it,
and buried itself in the muscle at the back of
the arm. The hall was removed, and the wound
dressed by Dr. Lord.
Themes Mc'Kenney, a young man about 20
years old, was slightly wounded by a bullet on
the head. A young man by the name of Frank
Milliken received a blow from in brick bat in the
face, making a severe wound ; also an appren
tice of Mr. Polo, and n young man employed at
the Cuited States Hotel, were slightly wounded
by bullets.
John A. Poor, Eini , on hie way home from
his office, passed, in company with two other
gentlemen, in front of the Clapp and Deering
block, and just before reaching Prot,le street,
bullet passed through his hat, but did no injury.
There were several other similar hair breadth
escapes.
ONF OF Tilt SENATORS. , —GetI. Wilson, who ob
tained an election to the United States Senate
from the " Know Nothing" party In Massachu
setts, recently made a speedito the "Order,"
at Brattleboro', Vermont. On that evasion ho
told his hearers:
" He had no 13 ympatly win that narrow,
bigoted, intolerant spirit that would make war
upon n race of men because they happened to be
born in other lands—a dastardly spirit that
would repel from our shores the men who sought
homes here under our free institutions. Such
aspirit was anti• American, devilish; he loathed
it from the bottom of his heart."
Wartime said :
. 4 We7tagretted to say thero were some mem
bers of tiati44.merican party in favor of exclu
ding, by oonattrysional amendments, all adopted
citizens from of:6'm i Ho deeply deplored tho
action of the Legislafbre of Massachusetts in
proposing an amendment tr-Ihe Constitution
embodying this doctrine. He hopathe gentle,
men who had given their votes for this proposi
tion—a proposition that would not permit Prof.
Agitisiz, one of the first timienfifto men of the age,
to fill, under State appointment, an office even
'of a aaientifio character—would see their error
and retreat at once from a position which jus
tice, reason and religion condemned. What
little inflation he possessed would be given
with a hearty good will to defeat this propo
sition?'
lie also deolared that the "Know Nothings"
must abandon their secrecy, make open nomina
tiol3B, and take arm stand against slavery and
its further extension.
iffa- Cough Remedios.— Keyser's Pectoral
Syrup will cure you.
Dr. Keyscr'e Pectoral Syrup will cure Bronchitis.
Dr. Kayser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Laryngitis.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Influenza.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure a cold In the head.
Dr. Keyser's Pectoral Syrup will cure Incipient Con
Gumption.
A recent Intter from Mr. J. W. Veatch, of Rokeby, Ohio,
sops:
I want you to semi me two bottles of your
Syrup by mall. 'There is a lady here who has a cough and
the doetors can't cure her. I wee in the same way, and
tried everything without benefit, -until I got a bottle o
your Pectoral Syrup; I took it bat twice, and It cured ra. ,
sound and well."
Ask for Dr. IiZEREIVEI PECTORAL Since and take no other•
Price, ISO cents. Sold at DR. KEYSER'S, No. 140 Wood
street, and at J. P. FL MING'S, .111Egheny. ap2Endsw
- •
Xll' - Balm' of Thousand Flowers. for
'tying the Complexion, and eradicating all TAP, ?DMUS and
Panama EMin the tam Sold atjir.. KEYSER'S, 160 Wood
itreet. Jana')
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•
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DIED: i PEKIN TEA STORE.
Of Consumption, on Wednesday, Jane 6th, at 4 o'clock, ,
Ntw Yeas, August 80, 1852 44. IL,.JEANNETTE MoCARTHY, in the 12th year of her , •
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I hope evrry one, whether adult or chill, who may have , „sage, - • . ~- S. JAYNE.- --- '
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reason to believe they are troubled with worms, will take ::-._ The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- Ho. 38 Fifth at., one door coot of Fie : hang° Bank,
ltE . ,- N
Air.l; 1., AC k a' T t u A r 9 g , SE ' IfO 4 T . E , D V IT ' 11, GREAT
Dr. Di'Laue's Celebrated Vernalruge. I firmly believe RIB "'tend her. funeral, from the residence of her mother, No. .
ii
n co rc wa haded t,
c d f iren au t
tb fro:n ai t fr li e e r , e " i n m t p ti o a rte vo r r s . ,.fo d r
"- ' Pitt la la ' ' .
one orthe - greatest Warm deztroyers of the-ago—certainly cl 4 Penn street, at 2,o'clock, TOI3 AFTERNOON. - .
the most eatTaordhutrY rkno w or.
. ______._ ____ _____
' !UM ' ADVERTIB"" 7, B : : 1 --- = : er liji- grades - to the American "market, end will
A child of mine,about five years old, teas beet' troubled •
with worm° about six months back; we could get nothing -
to relieve If until we same across Dr. Sl'Lane's Arermlfuge, 5 --_.=- ---
.8 , 814 - r• Opinions of the Pre ss.--The following is be sold, wholesale and retail, at the , LOWEST PRIORS.
of which we gave but a email quantity.: The result, how- "
`ever, waseateaordinary. The child Passed Mt,
bun- from-Gen. Oro, p_Aie rt . e , to th e H oots Joarnal, of Nov. 7,",". .. RETAIL GROCERSare invited - to call and get samples,
tired wornis. - " - Mt, LENT, - 1816,- t .
" Ali edltore_l'cfess to be the guardian.s or therights imt'lefarld our Prices. , • _
PACKED TEAS;"
' Williamsbutgh, Long Wand.' of the people, - andto keep them rule - had, through their'
columns, of whatever shall arise for their benefit— Me will Put up in metallic packages, expressly for the trade:
P. S.—The above valuable remedy, also Dr. BPLane's live up to this letter, and inform them thief:llia most won- Young Lipson No. 1, Imperial No. 1,
Celebrated Liver Pills, can be had at all respectable Drug derful and valuable medicine for their general.use ever " • No. 2, No. 2,
Stores in this city. . invented, is " VALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR." " " No. 3, Oolong No. 1,
, Its virtues are so rare, mlthty and eccentric, that often " " No. 4, " N 0.2,
Purchasers will please be careful to Bob for Dr. M'isse's , they appear to work more like miracles than by science, Silver LearYoungilyson, Plantation Oolong,
Celebrated Vermiftige, and take inme else. All other Yer- ; so effective, electric, and astounding are its powers on the Gunpowder No. 1, Sour:bong,
human body, that, though now it is daily tried by thou- - ss No. 2, Ning Young Soucherng,
mirages, in comparison, are worthless.
ranee of people, not ono of this great mass but is delighted Englieh Breakfast, , - - - . •Old Country Black. , -
Also, for eale by the sole proprieters, beyond comparison, and candidly confess they, on no con- TEAS OF Als,L :GRADES BY 1.1.1.b...11.ALF CRESTi
,
. . PLIntING BROS., eidaration, will ever again be without it. —ALSO— .
SucceasOre to J. Kidd A Cs:, -- _no inventor, Mr. H. Dattrr,-has wisely kept the secret • COPFEE--Pinelavis and Rio: -
GO Wood street. to himself. Counterfeits are busy .about it, but without LOVERING'S SllGARS—Crushed; Coarse Pulverized;
, iSils , :e. Its overwhelming merits defy all competition, Pulverized A; 'White Clarified 0; Yelled Clarified and best
and its peculiarities analysis. We confidently commend New Orleans.
• all parents to seek its acquaintance, for surely such • BAKERS B dOMA, COCOA and .CHOCOLATE, etc, etc.
friend, who, laughs at, death and suffering; restores the Long experience liolthe business is a sure goaremtee that
blind, lame, halt, and scarred to perfection, and all Dote" every article's : Mei will•beas represented.
pain, be " a friend indeed." .. - Thu old established s t ole has noconnectimr. faith any other
We wish the discoverer of this mighty blessing, who is a, house in the city. . ' , -
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real benefactor td mankind, God speed. "Customers are wawa not to plate any confidenee in the
Norio genuine without a steel-plate engraved label, with representations elpersons formerly employed inthis "Es
signatures of'
ta •
bilibin A e g l :fiLy :pc= appom merit, for Use tale of
lIENRY DALLEY, Manufacturer,
'C. V. CLICKEN ER & Cl) , Proprietors. - D . E. TAZNEW CELEBRATED - P.4IIMP MEDICINES
Sold at 21 cents per box by Dr. G. H. KEYSER, 140 . • . -.Also, for tee sale of
Wood street, and by nearly every dealer in medicines . . .
throughout the United States. All orders or letbars for in- L. JOHNSON'S TYPE, INK, Ar--
formation or advice, to be addressed to 0. V. OLIOKENER
a CO., New York. je7aJaw2w
i;MMMiMiM
'OHO & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
T FIE ONLY RAILROAD
RUNNING WEST PROM PITTSBURGH
ON and after MONDAY, March 12th, 1855, the PASSEN
OElt TRAINS wilt run as follow, until further notice.
PAST THAIN WILL LEAPS AT 3 A. Nr
MAIL Tilers AT 8 A. M
ETTETSs Titre ' Art P. M
These Trains all run through to Crastline, and connect
there with the Columbus and Cincinnati. Ohio and Indiana,
and Belief - cm:nine and Indiana Railroads. At IllasOfield,
connections are made for Newark, Zanesville, Monroeville,
Sandusky, Toledo; Chicago, do.: and at Alliance for Cleve;
land, dm. No trains run on Sunday.
Through Tickets sold to Cincinnati, Louisville St. Louis,
Indianapolis, Chicago, Rock Island, Fort Wayne, Cleveland,
and the principal Towns and Cities in the West.
The NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leaye Pittsburgh at 10 A. 51. and 5 P. M., and Now Brighton
at 7 A. M. and 1 P.M.
For Tickets and further information;apply to
J. G. CURRY,
At the corner office, under the Monongahela Goass
Or. at the Federal Street Station, to
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
Pittsburgh, March 10th, 1855. (naiad)
OHIO AND INDIANA RAILROAD,
WEIN° TUE
Continuation of the Ohio and Penna. R. 13.
TO FORT WAYNE,
macs BOvnscn AND MO DTELN HILLS 78011 PITTBDURGLI
AR" Trainn connect nt Creatline, w ithoutdetention, with
all the Tratna on the Ohio and Penn. Road, and alto at
Forest pith Tralas going North and South, on the Mad
itivor and Lake Erie Railroad. _
For Tickets, apply et the Railroad Ofilco in Allegheny
City, to any of the fallowing points:
Fort Wayne, Bellefontaine,
Cincinnati, Urbana,
Dayton, Sprintflaid,
Indianapolis, Richmond,
Tiffin, Findlay.
Persons desiring Tickets will be particular to ask fora
Ticket by the Ohio and Indiana Railroad.
jeB J. R. STRAW/HAN, Sang.
wThe Pleasure and Uointort of loaug ant
rrnxi) in a SUIT Ole CLOTUUS, 15 greatly enhanced by
having them [MID, and 81:1111111.1 rn Taa MASON.
has got all that la necessary to effect that great consomme,
lion, both as regards fit and quality of goods. Persona
wishing to experience all this, and be only moderately
ckarged, can do so by calling at 240 LIBERTY nazi; head of
Wood.
P. B.—Pantaloone, to particolar, Ie one of his greate st
fortes. Ile c -num be beat In the style and fit of this gar
ment. Ntrinmur references could be given, if necessary, to
,t,h r t. (dwl)) K. alt! Illtt.R.
Old Sores, Ulcers, nod all trupdons ar.d
diseases arising from an impure or depraved state of the
blood. E re the extrsordinory cure cf Wm. G. Ilarward, a
highly respectable citizen of niedirnond, , by Carter's
Spanish Mixture. Ile hod ulcers and tree or the worst
de,cri,tion, and finally got so bad, he ace unable to walk,
except on crutches. A few bottles of Carter's Spanish Mix•
tare, the great blood purifier, cured him, 03 it has cured
hundreds of others who hare suffered with rheumatism,
bad r :Teets of mercury, rod pains and ulcers of the bzinos
and }:,tats.
•••
Ern advertismenL Del :dew
Lunge! Lunge!!
S - R - We refer our readers to an advertisement In another
column, for full partleulara..ennzerning the ITYGE, &NA of
Dr Curtis. It le said to be one of the most remarkable
euree., for all deacriptlona of diseases of The Lunge, ever
die
rovered. Its rirtuea hate been teetifbel to by hundred-,
who have ohtal nod their knoefletlge by the beet of ell t-a-h
rau.tion—Dn CUM Ile ILYGEAN A In ale crWaal awl only
p•nuni, urtl,l.l. rayl4:Zu
Stocking Factory.—C. liti.r.i StoAtor.
Factory, where everything is made In the HOSIERY LINE,
is at the corner of St. Clair and Penn street,. He Li een•
thaually turning out every variety of Hosiery, well maim
and suitable to the season, vbialt may bas always obtained
Whalerale and Retail at his Store, corner of Martel ni:ey
anellifth %treat. Don't forget the nsran—C. DALY and
No. 20.
SPECIAL INOTIOEs
U> We have just received from the EaFt
tarp Int of I.lltasma, Cantors. Brat autt
tiTitA.NV lIATR, which we eau Fea much below the wuai
prl^ • 17. , traw nut. from :ao cents uptran:h. 11,,,
from SI,NO to 61,C13
11 Cannot be Excelled fer Quality and
Cheapnes•Jn the anti
rold at No. 1.4 Wood atreet, mat to ttlo
clew PreAbytetian Chit "t,, ono door from el - mb wtrert.:
MOIR7AS S I,YI,
Wo,ietre,t
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
Chilson Furnaces, Wrought Inn Tubing,
AND FrITIND GENERALLY,.
For Warnting and Ventilation cf Building.,
L'e' A. &W. wall rotarart for Warming awl entilstiog
by Steam or Hut Watvr, Pipe% or CUit,urie Furnace,
Churobre, S,:hoolet, Iloepltale, Fartoritm, (I, ern 11,Juerr,
Cour LI Jnity, Ilotebr, or Durollinv,s. !lALMIT
stro,t, Pat.:bard). afar.
PITTSBUILGII
Life, Yire and Marine Lrustuanco Company;
CORNER OF WATER AND .11ARKET STREETS,
PITTSBUItGII, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.
iv, D. Want., rinervtary.
This Company makes every Insurance appertaining to Or
cottuetted with LIVE RISKS.
Also, againat Bull and Cargo Risks on the Ohio and
rivers and tributaries, and Marine Risks generally.
And against Loss and Damage by Fire, and agatnet the
Perila M . the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transpartation.
Policies issued at the lowest rates consistent with safety
to all partlea.
DULICTO118:
Robert Gal tray, Alexander Bradley,
James S. Horan, John Fullerton,
John l'S'Alpin, Samuel IWClurkan,
William Phillips, James W. Reitman,
John Scott, Chan. Arbuthnot,
Joveph P. linsvain, M. D., David Richey,
James Maritima, John
Horatio N. Lea, Kittanning.
iUe CITIZENS' Imettranc• Company of
Plttsburgh.—Wll. 11AGA LEY, Presider,:
SAMUEL L. MARSIIELL. Secretary.
Office: 94 W4ter Street,between Market and Moodilreets.
Insures HULL and GAItOO Risks, on the Ohio and Minis.
sippi Rivers and tributaries.
Insures against Loss or Dantage by Hire.
ALSO—Against the Perils of Untie% exid InlexidNav4a.
tionand Transportation
nIBICIOIth
William Bagaley, Richard Floyd,
James 31. Cooper, Samuel 111. Klor,
Samuel Bea, William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap,jr., John 8. Dilworth,
Isaac AL Pennock, Francis; Fallen,
B. Hart:laugh, J. Sehoonmaaer,
Walter Bryant, William B. Hayti.
John Ellat pton.
us HOWARD Health Association of
Pittsburgh, Pa.s.s , OFFloll, No. 108 TIMID
ST .LENT, opposite the Telegraph Mee.
This Association is organised for the purpose of affording
mutual assistance to each other, in case of sickness or ac.
&tent. fly paying a small yearly payment, the members
of the Association secures a weekly benefit during sickness,
averaging from $2,25 to $lO per week. In this Association
all members are equally interested in the management and
profit!._ S. D. WEENZIP., President.
T. J. HerrtTEß, Secretary
Finance Committee—JOSlAll IC.LNO, JAMES REAMER, 0. N
HOPFSTOT.
Consulting Physician—P. Iniso. M. D
Root and Shoe Olannfactory.
JAMES O'DONNELL & BRO.,
F r ' I Vc t irPeet l Y l nibnlh V na a
of ieb:gh t ettteyLveo;en:monufnatory
of MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
At. No. 79 Smithfield street,
in WttztAti 8 BUILDINGS, where they will be prepared to all
all orders of every description of Boots and Shoes at the
shortest notice.
In order to accommodate all classes of customers they
will also keep on sale a good assortment of the beat eastern
work. Also, •I 1 descriptions of children's wear.
Ter nu strictly cash; goods at cash prices.
A share of the public patronage is solicited. ttny2:6m
PEARL STEAM MILL,
ALLEGHENY.
.I(4 — FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES in either of
the two Cities.
ORDERS may be left at tho Mill, or in boxes at the stores of
LOGAN, WILSON h CO., 62 Wood street.
BRAUN k REITER, corner Liberty and fit. Clair eta
11. Y. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
TERMS: ORBIT, ON DELIVERT.
)Y 29 BRYAN, 'KENNEDY & CO.
Dividend.--The Directors of the PENNSYL
illy VAN IA INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTSBURG II
have dila day declared a Dividend of Two Dollars per
Shore, payable at the Office of tbe Doppauy on and after
the 25th lost--one•half to be paid In cash, and the residue
to be pieced to the credit of Shareholder; by endoreement
upon the certificates. A. A. CAREL bit,
May 16th, 1855-4my18:1ml Secretary.
Neticea-T/to JOURNEYMEN TelLutts 80.
CIETY, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the
first WEDNESDAY of every month, At SOBOOLILEITEE'S,
In the Diamond. By order.
leLy OEO. W. SEESE. Secretory.
WIG MANUFACTORY.
Al RS. RENTER,
Si. doors from the Aqueduct, opposite the Ctatc)cr's Office,
euacmcrry era,
Is PREPARED TO PILL ORDERS FOR WIGS, and ell
kinds of
Ornamental Hair Work.
The Mat quality of material is furnished, and entire
satisiaction guaranteed. mylfeclawly
'MANS-19 Nuke We day recelred , by
my3oLoma Ek OOLLIN
-
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IS NOW READY,
And for sale by all Booksellers.
' Business Tax for City Purposes.
IN pursuance of an Ordinance providing for the inerease
of the Revenue of this City, passed the 10th" April.
late," notice is hereby given that the City Assessor has.lett
at zny a nee, for examination by all interested, a list of the
persons doing business in the city, in conformity , with said
Ordinance.
icc. 4. If, upon examination of said list, any persons
shall think themselves splayed by the said assessment,
they shall state the same in an affidavit, which, affidavit
shall also contain a statement of the true amount of their
sate?, as near so they can be ascertained; said affidavit to
he lett with the City Treasurer aithin two weeks from the
date of the first publication of the notice aforesaid.
04 c 6 That no appeal shall be taken bolt by - the affidavit
of the person or firm anrieved; said affidavit to be concin•
sive evidence of the facts stated in relation to the amount
of Pales.
MMM
HENRY WARD BEECHER'S NEW BOOR:
STAR PAPERS;
OR,
Experiences of Nature and Art,
ONE ELEGANT 12mo.
Price, $1,25.
Advance ordere, more than 10,000 Copies!
Sample Copies senkby mail, postpaid, on receipt of price•
lei:lt J. C. DNIOVY, Publisher, New Yorkal
Appeals must be made within two weeks from this date
Jane 7, 1855. JORN C. DEVITT, City Treasurer,
je7:2w No. 41 Smithfield street.
lIF HORTICULTURAL SOCIW4,NIII hold their JUNE
I EXHIBITION OF FBUITS, FLOWERS AND VE(IE•
•
On Tuesday. the 12th, 13th and 14th inst.,
At the CITY HALL, in the Diamond.
The Ball will be ready for the reception of the various
articles on Monday, and all article's compethm for Pre
miums to be in theli on Tuesday before 2P. M. The
Judges are requested to . attend at 4 o'clock to award the
Premiums.
The Society earnestly invites the cooperation and compe
tition of Cultivators. The grim are open to all, and Ike
Society initifulrd for the benefit of all.
)4.30 ROBERT MILIYICIFIT. President.
•
Dissolution of Partnership.
TIIE PARTNERiIIIP heretofore existirg between Z.
GILLESPIE and s AYLVESTER TYLER Is hereby die•
4 - 01 ce.l. Persons will ,pot hold the subscriber accountable
for any debts contracted by any person than himself.
ie7te,e Z. GILLESPIE.
r 11111; BRST OPPORTUNITY to secure a borne on easy
terms is tow offered by the subscribers. We have a
number of be :utiful BUILDING LOTS for sale at very low
fo lees,
sad on easy terms of payment They are pleasantly
sitinted on Mount Washington, and are well laid off, Smut
leg on wide streets, and convenient of access. On most of
the lots are Roe forest trees. Good Water can ensily.be ob.
teinel, and at small expense. To persons who wish to have
a borne in the pure air of the country, and:yet be near
°nous': .0 attend to business in the city, this affords a rare
opportunity, being within a few minutes of the city. A lot
of tICI feet front by 122 deep can be had for MO. Terms:
One tenth in hand. remainder in font equal annual pay
ments. A let of 72 feet front by 174 feet deep for $2lO.
Priors from E 202 up to $52.2. A plan of these lots can be
seen at our °Moo. S. CUTHBERT A EON,
j.-7 140 Third strecrt.
rlltE' 4 ll IUTS-1000 Cocoa Nuts
F 27, trails Irfra Almond.;
f. hal,9 Rord., Ili do
I:, love? Shelled do
. 1 us; received and for at', by
REY ItER k ANDERSON,
No. 39 Wood vtreot
,
SUNDRIES—to beSl5l. Fire Craokers;
10 do Ildaexarnni;
10 do 'Vermicelli;
10 do 110,P Jujube Paste:
5 dozen Capers;
do Olives;
15 do Tomato Catsup;
fi raitea Pirtle Liquorice:
2 do Calabria do
E 0 Mi. Fig Paete;
Joe: rEcol VOA stid for sale tip
REYMER ANDERSON.
Nn. 39 Wood street
1 )EFIRSIPTORY 8.1,14: OF DRY GOODS—On FRIDAY
Ti OltN I NG, June Bth, at 10 o'wlock, at the Commercial
Sales Rooms cornor of Wood and Fifth smuts, will be sold
wi I hoot roserva an of fresh and seasonable Dry
GNstls, arnoo4 sw !Itch are
70 plvbea first quality modern style Prints;
13 do Jason.; and Cambric Muslims;
10 do Porno Delalnws; 3 pcs Nankeen:
3 to Union Casairnere; 3do Shit:tine Check;
IA do rigUT(NA L 111.13 Lore, various widths;
10 dossn Cambric Cruses;
do French style White and Fancy Shirts;
2 do Silk Psritsols. assorted;
limns] French Linen: Illeachwtl and Brown Mnslins;
Striped :Fenn." ; finish !Slack Velvet, he.. he.
js7 P. M. DAVIS, Atact`r.
A DMINISTRATIVICS RALE Or A YALU 4111.1 , 1 MMDI.
al CAL I.lllltAitT.—On SATURDAY EVENING, Otb
net.. at A enieelt. et the Comenernial Sales Room:', enener
Of Wood and rim, streets, .ill be snid by order of I. M.
Peniconk, Eng , Admini•trater of Dr. J. 11, Willson. deed,
hi, nom prohen,dve and yamsblo collection of Medical, Sure"
einal and )li<rellaneou• Books tend Instrumenta. Catalogues
ore now ready, and the books arranged for exatoination.
jeT P. M. DAVIS, 'Auctioneer.
OLDIFRS' LANDS—Sa vinowbeen out in the military
dU= riet in flllnnie, std made ample arrangements to
kettle the claims of PoldierA, or their heirs, who harelantle
there, thn'e having claims will Pal it to their interest to
call and enquire. 211031A8 WOODS. Land Agent,
Jo; 75 Fourth street
SE -ED BUCKWIIDAT—RIghty barbels for rah. by
JAMES MCLAUGhLIN
lIOOP POLES—ni,OOO Ash Hoop Poles for kegs for sale
by br f i-71 8311TH. MATH & HUNTER.
1 - 11.0 A RS-20,000 Steamboat PrlneiraB for snip In
9>s. , . , ;
CITY HOTEL,
(tart enowN's,)
Corner of Smithfield and Third streets,
JOHN P. GLASS, Proprietor.
PITTSBURGH, PA
PHIS large and co mmodloue inure haring undergone
I thorough repair and furnished with new equipments
throughout, le now open for the reception of the traveling
public. CRAHGLS MODKILATZ. apr2.s:l3m
ILLINOIS
CENTRAL RAILROAD
14••
Fts..2,—,
Carrying the Groat ll:StateaMail and Eipreas
TWO PASSENGER TRAINS RUN DAILY on its entire
length from DUBUQUE to CAIRO,
&ND
CHICAGO to CAIRO
This Road, in conjunction with Trains of the Ohio and
dittai.eippi IL R. and Chicago and Galena Rdlroad, forms
the most direct and only continuous R. R. route from
CHICACO to ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO to CAIRO,
CHICAGO to DUBUQUE.
Trains leave Chicago as follows
10 A.. M. and 10.20 P. V.—St. Loots AND Qua° Parham.
Yew ogora for St. Louts by this train. take the ears of the
Obi and 11. IL. at Sandoral, and are carried direct to
St. Louis.
9 33 S. M. 91791 4.10 P. M.—Dimwit AND .PALE TS Ex-
MESS, conneeting at Dunbeth (opposite Dubuque) with a
Dully Line of Steam Packets for St.. Paul and the Upper
Mississippi river cities.
Trains learn Cairo for Chicago and Dubuque at 7.30 A
M. and 7.00 P. M.
Pasfienfrers from the East and places on the Ohio river
destined fir St. Louis will save 191) miles of tedious and un•
certain river navigation from Cairo to St. Louts, end arrive
fifteen hours in advance of the river route s by taking the
cars at Cairo.
'Pickets to St. Louis, Cairo, Dubuque, Bs. Paul, and all im•
portent places by tbis route, can be had at the office of the
0. t P. and C. h P. Railroads in Pittsburgh, and - Michigan
Central Railroad In Chicago.
)06 •
WK. B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS 'IN BACON,
SBOI~DD+RS
LARD, LARD 011„
DRIED BEEF,
SUGAR-CURED and
CANVASSED ILA 318 .
A large stock always on band at
No, 297 Liberty, street,
jelif PrITBMOII, ?EWA:
Co-Pertneratkip.
WE have this day associated ourselves IN the PORK
PACKING and PIiOVISION business, at the old
eland, 297 Liberty street. The basines3 is to be conducted
under the name and style of W. it. HAYS 3 CO. .
. .
PIiTSDUP ail, May 13, 1855-066,1 m
NOTICE is hereby given that applleation'will be made to
the neat Legls!genre for a Charter incorporating a
Bank, to be called the COMhitIICIAL BANE, to be lo
cated in the City of Pittsburgh, with a capital of 5 h0,000
dollars. Joh:Cum
/IE,T WAY TO ABO.hItTAIN A FAT In to try for
yourself J WILSON 6. SON, No. 91 Wood et.,
....II AOl the BEST QUALITY OF SILK HATS for 114.
Teruo. Croth. '
ALahti N assortment of sUAIMELL 1.1.A.T8 and CAPS for
tato low for Cab, at No. 91 Wood street.
J. WILSON - 4 BON..
IGHORN, BEAVER AND FELT RIDING HaTa, at
N 0.91 Wood ed. fje.B; J. WILSON - a SON.
bOuu.S.—A. A. MAtiON t t.O. have received ti
_EI large uasortment of tine Lawna, Oldnixes, Barage Vs.
„ nes, nein, Deiaines, and other DresaGoodeiwbkhlibe
offered at a great ractuctlordia prices.
.1 1 * -1 1,41 11 =
-,Mr.
. •.
•
MIME!
I: : :: I'.l : •uiSF A'
OFFICE, ALERCILANTS' VaCtIANGE, PHILADELPHIA.
CRAMER PERPETUAL. -
Authokized- Capital, $300000;
A BRETS LIABLE 808 TUB 'LOSSES OP TIM COM
PANY,
In Stock Notes, (negotiable form,)serured byhterb
gages and Judgments $lOO,OOO
In Bills Receivable, Mortgages and Judgments,
Bonds, As 106,000'
In Cash, Cash Assets and Cash Items 47,000.
Total.— • V.:53,000
H. OADWELL, President. J. G. BARB, SeetnterS%
.04-. Fire, Marine and Ind Transportatior. "inks, taken
at current rater.
James M'Cully & Co.,
W. 1 D. Rinehart,
Si. L. Hollowell &Co., Charles D. Wriaht,
David S. Brown A Co., C. H. dc Geo. Abbott,
Harris, Hale ,t Co. Evans A Watson,
Hon. Wm. Dr. Halley, Chas. blegargeo A Co.,
Caleb Cope A Co.,
GEORGE BINGIIAM, Agent.
05 Wateratreet, Pittsburg.
Proposals; for Gam Pipe. •
CIEA PEOPOSALS aid be received by the Pittsburgh
r,5 .Gas Company. at their OFFICE, until Wednesday, the
THIRTEENTH JUNE, at 3 o'elbck P. IL, for tha.following
quantities of Cast Iron GAS PIPE, viz:
' 650 feet of 19 inch Pipe, irt - 9 feet lengths, • each weighing
200 feet of 16 inch pipe, in 9 feet length,. each weighing
1333 pounds. .
18'45 feet of 15 inch pipe, in. 9 feet lengths, each weighing
1240 pounds. -
AU to 'be cast in a vertical position, and to have 2. bands
itches broad by inch thick. - • '
1200 feet of 6 inch pipe, in 9 feet lengths, m,,ch weighing
300 pounds, with two bands four inches broad by inch
thick.
Also, for rd l. the Branches and Condensers required,'-per
pound, tha whale to be tested and satisfaet , ry to the Engi
neer of the Company, and delivered at such times and
places In the city , as may be directed. -
Payments tn„be made monthly, as delivered.
Bids for anYlbortion c.f the above will be received.:-
Proposals to be Rehire BHA to JOIIN 11.0131.E.9, -Esq., Pre
sident of the Company, and endorsed. "Proposals l'er Cies
Pipes."
Pattern will he furnished by the Company. •
JAMES TROMSON, Engineer
Orner OF TIIE PITTSISCEGII Qey C01111.3T,
June 4,1855,
above celebrated WATERING PLACE will be open
J, for visitors on and after the FIFTH OP JUNE NEXT.
They are delightfully located on Sherman's Creek, fourteen
miles north-west of: Duncannon, (this "dace being fißeen
miles west of Harrisburg, on the Central Railroad,) at the
base of Pisgah Mountain, which reaches en elevation of
more then live hundred feet. liherman's Creek affords a
splendid opportunity f r those fund cf bathing, Oohing or
sailing; the surrounding forests offer great attractions to
the sportsman; and four smooth and shady roads through •
a country unsurpassed for bold and magnideeitt scenery,
will diversify the amusements of the -
lIORSE3t, SADDLES and CARRIAGES can be bail at all
times.. Horses taken to Live'' , on reasonable terms.
Of the MEDICINAL QUALITIES of the SPRINGS too
towthoun hardly be said. Their waters havabeen analyted
by the beet Chemists irt the Union, and - are pronounced. u n:
eurpaseed (Sr curing cutaneous disease] and affections of
t o kidneys. There are mine- five Springs in all, every
one of which is of different temperature—the largest being
03 degrees :Fahrenheit, and throwing out 93 gallons every
seven minutes. Ladles' and Gentlemen's BATHS have
been constnrCted. with all the modern improvements, to
gether with PLUNGE BAITS, lb., Ao.
Each day a Coach leaves Duncennon for the Springs,
after the arrival of the cars.
Bowling Alleys, Billiard Rooms, and various other incili
tlea for amusement., in abundance. The accommodations
wia be the best, and the charges low:
Trass• .—Eigat dollars per slum, or ono dollar and 13fty
cents. per day.
Families wishing to engage rooms, should address the
proprietor early.
Every attention will be paid to visitors, the proprietor
having engaged the best of servants. .Sluaic always in at
tendance.
All communications intended to reach the Perry- County,
Warm tipring.a should be addressed to Dunsannon P. 0.
They will be Immediatelyforwarded.
arphnns , Court Sole.
pnrezence of an order of the Ltrpbuns' Court of Alit..
gheny county, made the 2.1 day of June, A. D: 1855,
will be exposed to Public Bale, on the premises, on BAI U It-
Y, the 30th day of-June, 1b55, at 10 o'clock, A. 11., all
the following destribed Real Palate, situate in Roes town
ship, and being part of tho zeal estate of the Ist. Nicholas
ilood, deceased, to wit :
All- that certain tract, piece or parcel of Land situate in
Roza township aforesaid, bounded by the Perrysville Plank
hood (on the east side of said road), by lands of F. Fans.
barb; by lands taken at valuation by John Iteown and
wile, and others, containing Plily,throe Acres and Eighty
tsve Perches.
Said pies,, orparcel.of Land will be sold according to the
plan of subdivision thereof filed in, and approved by, the
Orphans' Court.
Teams or 81.1.1.--Ono-laalf of the purchase money to.re.
main in the hands of the pu ; 4l.aaser during the natural life
of Mrs 3.1 , ry Goad, widow orthe decedent—the interest
thereof to be paid teher annually; and the balance of raid
purchase money to be paid, one-third in hard, and the re.
mainder in two equal annual payments from sale, with in
terest frost day or gale. 1111NitY GOOD,
JAMEB A. fiIBSON,
Jelldttevrte] . Administrators of Nicholas Good, deed.
Straypillr, • •
_FROM tho Coal Works of the subscribers , Temperanco
a small BAY MULE, blind of !helot: nye.. Any
person returning, or giring information of the raid Zaule,
will be liberally rewarded, by calling on
GILVSNAY .COLLINS,
Temperanceeille. •
1 s:stdaltira
Tothe iron Workers of Pittsburgh:
T in; BOILERS ON IRONTON and HANGING. RAICE
are on a ••Strike" for Six Dollars per Ton--the snide
as Cincinnati Boilers are getting. Our Employers are 00
their way to Pittsburgh far 'men. -We hope the Working
Men of Pittsburgh will stand back.
Jesdw COMMITTER OF, .BOILERS.
No. 10 Smlthfteld street.
JUST It nCEIV.EII AT No. 107 AIAEKET STREET
BO pr. Ladles' Kid Congress gaiters, a otoartiols.
70 "" Frrnolt Kid Slippers rcry
200 " " tine Eilk Lasting gaiters.
70 " 'Misses' 211 k Lasting gaiters.
144 " Children's Pansy Shoes, new styles.
je6 W_ K. 801111ERTZ.
1 ILLOSE IIEs.UTIFUL, 4..VNLittn..S unrrnis, •so
much admired by the Ladies, hare just Colle to hani.
Ladies in want of a pair would do well to call soon, as no
more can be had this season of the same kind.
ALli- No. 107 Market street.
jell
NEW BOtifra 'NEW BOOK t!—
We Lava jest received the following new books, via:
Blanche Dearvirood : a tale of modern life;
Alatuitleld—or the fate of an ambitious mother : by
Osgood Bradbury; • -•
Leaves incite a family Journal,. from the Pronch Amile
Bonvestre;
Sister Bose, in seven chapters: by Charles Dickens; • •
The Missing Bide—or Miriam, the changer: by 5.1 m.
Emma D. E. N, Eouthworth, , --
W. d, GILDENFMINEY I & CO.,- •
Jes Fifth at, opposite the Theatre.
ORANGES AND LESIONS— . ,
100 boxes Messina Oranges;
- 100 do Leinous• just received and for sale by
kEIthIER & ANDERSON,—
No. 30 - Wood stre4t.
VRII3LI FRUIT-150 boxes Itaisitui; ---- • -
100 do 'do .
100 do do
• . . /50.drumairesh Figs;
10 mats new Dates;
3 cases I'rntres ; •
1 case Preserved Ginger ;
.0 casks Currants; •
5 boxes Pinms ; -
Just received and for foie by -
• RAT.NIER k AITDIMSOIL
jes No. LI liroa street.
BOXES No.l lIERRING ;
.2tO r d 100 boxes Sardines; .
200 IA do . -do
15014, do do juet received end for sale, lip
REYSIER A ANDERSON,
jes No. 20.W00d street. -
IDEDFORiI MINERAL WATER-20 bbla and biltbble
DI just received fresh from the Epriax., and for sale - by
jo6 JOEIN MOORB.EAD, 27 Mood et.
pRI .1.11011-50 tons No./ Anthracite, Cameron Eurnaceq
50 " N 0.2 do do do;
- 50 " No. 1 do . Cordelia do;
50 " N 0.2 do do do;
100 " 'No.3 do Cameron do; _
200 " /duress Co., forfonndry purposes. ...
For ado by
- JOHN. I.IOOIIIIEAD,
jes 2" Wood street.
R. B. !AMON, Supt.
8 iz0,18,00 to.B Juniata, for sale by
JOHN MOORHEAD, - 27 Wood Ft..
TISCH-10 tierces just received and for eels by
111 h, jes . JOHN 11.001211EAD, 27 Wool st
raua CUSTOMERS ARE DELIGHTED, - and - well they
A L / may be; for the way our New - York GRINDER PUTS
itAZOF. IN ORDER can't help but please any one.' Give
us a trial, and be convinced. DOWN h. TIMIXY,
jes 136 Wood st.
FISH -bblo No. 1 fresh Shad:
30 A
20.,i do 3 largo alackfrel;
10 do Baltimore, Herring; - •
• 3 do No IS:41E10n;
" 3 do do Mackerel ; .
10 do do•
Just received and for sale loar ' br
. jet - F. R. DRAVO. Na..l Diamond
•
ANOT EIER SUPPLY-4 hhds of Lorerlng's uarivalled
Steam Syrup;
20 bb s Loy. Crushed. Sugar;
10 D. R. pulverized do; for sale at the AMT.
ly Grocer! Store of fjeld , IL DRAY°.
WM. B. HAYS.
OEO. 8. JTPAD
- LNI6II-20 boxes largo Burlington Herring; -
2 bble ConneCticut Shad; jute received and for
1 1
• ' [ja] E. It. DII.A.VO,
_ .
LEcis-=7o barrels for s.To by
ixt92l3 - 11HortY 11. COLLINiI
CIUAMPAONIS WINE-55 baskets favored brands Chinn.
kj!pagne Wine on hand and for gala by • -
- Je4 -51, MILLER it BICKETSON.
pAIIASOLS—A. A. MASON - A CO. haro'receired another
.1 - lot of rich and , fashionable Parasols, to which they in
. .
vita att.ntion. • ' - jr 6
"INVALUABLK—Picturee of dear ones gone, taken by
1_ CARGO, N0. , 76 FOurtb street. . je6.
- Q . ALM:IAMB-5a boxes " Dl'Farland's Baltratos" for age
IC by I iE4 MILLER 3 BICLKETSON.
p9iToresze—bi7C.,oE.3.r 131p) 4t yit a h ( 4
REFERENCES.
PrIIsIIIIRGEL
Graff, Bennett & Co.,
"Log, Lindsey & Co.
PEERY .COUNTY W33iM biItINGS
• •11. 11. ETTER,
Proprirtqr Warm Sprir,
W. E. SCHMERTZ
EU=
JOHN rCOCHRAN & BROS•
MAIMPACTGItp2tI3 Off
IRON RALLING,,,IRON- VAULTS.
.
Window Ruitters, Window Onards,-10.
Nos, 91 Second street and SO Third et.
(DETWZYN WOOL. AN) hd.IIEST,)
PI77..WURGEI; PA.,
NAVA on-hand a variety of new patterns aney
Plato, suitable for all purposes. Particular attentlOn paid
to enclosing Grave Lots„ Jobbing done at abort notice. Lm2l
A. A. dAltltiZli....
A. A. OARREER £ BRO.,
("timer . rbyrth and Bnythiteld, ttiTetf.."2 I ritseturfh,:
STATE • •
MII2IIAL FIBS AND ?Man INSURANCE CO.
ON -lIA,I I / 1 /13-81T130. - . -
Saso,ooo.
CAPITAL
GIRARD , -•
PULE AND NADINE INEIVRANOE COMPANY
OY YIIILADDLPHIEL.
CA PITAL • - ' 9300 000.
INSURANCE COMPANY -
OF THE . VALLEY OF rule/NIA,
WiNCECEIUTEII. VA.- -
CA Pita -9300,000.
CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COid:PANT
11A.IITFOILD,
rcil7l' CAPITAL A53879—;*.8.41.3434}31).
Dissolution.
TIME firm of PENNOCK, 211TCIIKLL & CO. has this
• j - day - bean DISBOLVED -- -14.aantind: consent; and the .
Books of. sald conceirt having been trargaterred to JOSEPH
PENNOCK - sad NATLIAN P, KART, they only are anthais„,
irattfo Settle and collect the nebta due said firm. Persons
knowing themselves indebted. will please call at PENNOCK
& HA13.1"8, N 0.141 Wood Street; and pay .be same, Thos
having claims agebastsald arm will present themfor pay.
=ant. - ' " JOSEPH. - PENNOCK;
11109.1311TCIINLE, -
JOHN,B:IIIIRRON,
- NATHAN P. MUM--
Miy 114,-1855
Copartnterithip,
JOSEPIL PEZ.74. OCR said NATUAN lIART,latu °tam
'firm cf Pennrck, Mitchell k Co. hsTo associated.theni.,
selves in the FOUNDRY busLuess, under' the name and
style of PENNOCK 4s• Mall. We respectfully it:viten=
friends end customers to visit us, at . 1 , 46141 Wood strett •
Pittsburgh, May 1, 1855. • •
JOSEPH PRAECOX lIATHAH It. - nal:,
PENROCiI .&'. BART,'
(OP . I/t LATZ.II= OP PI:NAOCEC, • MIATAXIII 4fr;
' ' FULTON FOUISIDWirf
Warehouse, N 0.141 Wood street, Pittaburgh,lit::
A conatant anpply of Cooking Stores and Ringta, Stoves
'and Grates, Wagon: Balms..atl k izes; /Tallow Ware, Plough.,
Caking, and. Points, 'yea Kettles, Bad;and. Tallone
Water'lron find Nails.'.
and Gaa Pipea, and BriscallineouiCaatings ratan'.
to order. myAlm
GRAND PIANO'
MBE - - BY r '-
- , -
NTINNS B . r. CLARK, NEW I:9RK.
PUBLIC of Pittsburgh Mad Allegheny &
Apeerfally invited to call at the Homo 82011 f. " - •
of thescoscriterd. No, 53 RLFTllstreet, and
examine a superb . .
Grand vice .81000,
:From the Factory of Iv lINSS do CLARE, New Writ. This
elegant instrument iS made in the ..ELIZSBETHEAN
STYLE," the ornaments, fronipieees and legs being dia.".
- rattly carved out of SOLID ROSEWOOD. St le full Fovea
ohtaves, of the Lirgest diMansions, and, ha point of volume,
power' and-lhiuld sweetness ot tone, is pronounced alto
gether unstiroassable.,
."
"The subscribers ba. happy to - receive tne Yalta of,
their friends and the public in general, and show them
through their elegant new establishment.. _ -
IiLEREB.
Sign of „the Golden Harp, -
N 0.63 Fifth street.. -,
Copartnership notice.
11 - DATE THIS- DAY (April leer) emaciated_ with me -
4. Messrs. F. STEEL TuitßATl and BAML. O. OLANlilf,
both of whom have. been for runny years in my establish-'
merit, and are elrzady extensively and favorably known to -
my cti.itomer:-and the public! generallyas superior work,
meo, and of correct business 'habits. We'hopis by this
union of experience and artistic skill—eipeciaily is the .
watch department; by keeping a large and well. selcoted
stock of goods; by sellin, at :moderate prides, and by close
attention to business, to merit a liberal share of patronage.
Tom; old friends and the public in general, wbo ha*e for
many years past so liberally patronised my - baldness I re.
turn 39y thanks, and solicit for the the new arta a
fence of similar fawn.. - W.-W. WILSON'.
Pittsburgh, Apr 1111,1855: •" • •
WILSON, TURBETT V - CLAN,g.-Y r - -
Watch.' Maker*,
Jewelers and• Silversmiths,
Market street, corner roadll
British and Continental , Exchange.
. SIGHT BILLS DRAWN DT
DUNCAN, SHERMAN. dlr..
ON THE UNION .BANIC, T . LONDON' .
Is smug or £1 ern lIEVAP.T.S._ • • •
TryMIESE DRAFTS are mailable at all the principal
Towna of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND antIIRELAND, ant'
tho CONTINENT. ' • - -
We also draw Storm S&Ls on
M. A. Grunebatim & •
12Z.ANEFOIT d .AtAIN;
Which Servo no i Remittance to all parts of CIDDIMANK,
SWITZERLAND and IInLLAND. - _
Persons Intending to travel abroad may procure, through•
-
us, Letters of Croait, on which Money con be obtairto4 . , ss.
needed, any.part of Eurdte- _ • - '
Courcramt of Dills, Notes, d OtalloA4ecurities Ett• .
rope, will ?active prompt attention.
WM. IL WILLIAMS & CO., -
Wocal„ corner. Third street:
p,ti I 0 1 1 011
DEALEJI ESOLIIMTELY IN,
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
No. 299 Liberty street, Pittsburgh = - Ps.
tiZ• CONSTANTLY RICEIVING, the PEST. BRANDS of
OHIO INDIANA and
lIESSODRI, - strrEßnatt and
jOSTßii. APLOUR t. -
which will always be sold at tha Lowest Oaeh priera. rata'
S. M'KEE & CO,
-ALL-mamma op . . .
M'KEE'S PENNSY - LVANIA GLASS.
ALL sins
, • -
WI N DO -
W G LASS
Extra,. Double Strength.. Traltation Croon and
Flasks, Pickle and Preserve)
• - Wino, Portor_ . and
,
a r
Telegraphic & Lightning-Rod Insulators:
SEAXiND, BETWEEN WOOD & kLiIIEET EMS,'
• prinantraart, ' •
Bat a short -distance front the Steintboat l andings visit
frumhiononitahela House, St:Charles, nod City Hotel. (aP 2 I" .
J. B. JONES -DENBY.
JONES Sr. DENNY,
Forwarding and Conumss' ion Merehants;
ar.193 61 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH. .
THE ADMITS - 21LPRESS- corarAlsry;:::.
. A JOINT STOCK - ASSOCI4TION.,.•.
Organized Juiy 1, 1854, under th[ laiar'o? Nita
dapli'al. in 12,0,f)0 Shares; .
awi-srOCKBOLDERB irwmpirAzzr;luEZZlEat
President--GEOROP W. CASB, of Pittsburgh.
• lANAGLIIS: -
Geo, W. Cass, Pittsburgh. • B. 51. Sboornakes; BaltimOre:
E. 8. Sanford, Philadelphia. .3 obniou Livingston, N. York.
W. B. Dens:pore, Noir York. C.Speoner; PrWgegort; Golan.
A. Adams, Boston. . -It. B. Fans] ey, Elves,
J. 31. Theanwn, Springfield, MBSB. '
MOM No. Founrir srtutrr.
TRANS.PORT'AT.ION
TO AND FROM par. RASTERNDITIRSI
974 PE ArNA. CA.IVAL AND Rarr.Ro4A.7..
D: LEECH & CO.'S. LINE,
Between Pitiabargh, New York; Philadelphia;
and = Baltimore. .
THIS ROUTE, being now in good order, waive 7 rep i t i e d .
to despatch pnspertreither way — f. T° ...A v.-
da terms. -
?Shipments consigned to either of the tindin ii i gn id
forwarded without alrarge foF.'F " 1 '7! i3 .3/ c 7:40, and all instrac•
tiona promptly attended to, ;
Address or apply to D. lECM k
Pent:LAP - eat and Canal, Plttalmyglij
-
HARRIS a - LEr.cu,
Recelving,T.ApOt No.l3Bouth Third etznol,' ,
pelt - Vexing Depot, Docket., Pitt 7p11)141
A. 8111TH, Agent,
`No. 76 North street;Baliiincre.'
.TNO. 11cDONALD, - Agent, -
No. 7 Battery Piece, New York. .t
PITTSI3I72.tiZt AND CONNELLBVIZLE
RAILROkb
Opening from. West •Reivton, Weidman' , "
land County. to Layton Station, in Bap.
ette County. - • .
ei.g.-'anct after _THMISDAY, the 17th day of Sfsf,
ij further notice, the trairts4l.ll tint betsytert . the tibOve , I, 7
points as follows:
Leave West Nevrton at 5:30 A. AS.; stopping at-Port Bbjai,
Smith's Mil, and Jacob's Creek; reacbinglaytoir et telb
'Returning, leave. Layton at .6:45 A. A L resetting
West Newton at 7:30; connecting with the steamboat - •,
"Thomas Shriver," for Pittabmgb; reaching Pittsburgh
at n00n.,"
Second, Train will leave West Newton et L. o'clock,
for Laytoh, and returning, will leave Laytini at IS
stopping at all way stations.
Pare front . Pittsburgh to Layttaa,,43 - miles, One Dollar s
Stages for 'Uniontown and Connellarille will.conneOtwlth
the Trains a' Layton.
•. , 111_ . be transported each way daily. -
Freight will Jet ally. sin
apply to D. W. CALDWELL,Eaq., Assistant Sttpezinteadent.
West Newton., . • - OLXVIM W. EARNES,.. ,
. President. and Superintendent.
nut.lwirrh Matitirl..ll3s6 : • ' inv4 ; •
CARPETS Oil, CLO'T'HS , NATT,ING. _
etdrecribei Is now receiring larg,,,„lmu cro i
T stock, whicb, when completed, - will be one of
largest in the city, consisting of 'Velvet end Brussels Carl.'
.pets; Tapeety Brussels, Impetlal and Extra Three-Ply --
Tapestry, Ingrein,tapertitte an Bine do.; Tates - try; twilled,
and plain Venitian -Cotton, Tromp, Beg - and List Catpetn.
Woolin and Cotton DrusEet Boer Mats; .Window fihedeit::
Stair nods; Cie. Also. a Dirge wortiaent or Oil
from 2 to 18 feet wide.- W. 1). AMA/ALM Ch ,
SO,wenriti cocoa,
"MERRICK HOUSE.. •
W. A BLOSSOM, PROPRIE
"NEW BIUGTITON,_
BE VOithii,
MEI
WM=
MM=
185 tr.