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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
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!HORNING POST JOB OFFICE.
We would call the attentaiu of MERCHANTS' AND
BUSINESS TiIEN to the that we have just reeeived
front Pliltidelphia a number of fonts of new Job Type, and
ar.s now prepared to fill orders for Cards, Circulars, Bill
EL,,,a,„ Paper BOOliF r Posters, and Programmes for exhibi
tt.scs. All orders Artil be promptly filled.
4,V-S. M. PETTINOILL h CO., Newspaper Adrertisiv
.eiricals,are the Agents for the Pittsburgh Laily and Weekly
Rut, ala 3 are authorised to receive A DrEIItI&LISENT i and
Suascatenuas fur us at the same rate; as required at thL
o.dce. Their receipts are regarded as payment.. Their
o area are at Yokx, 122 Nes.so Friar",
Boermo, 10 STATE STREET.
Ma. JOHN W. le our authorized carrier
on the route formerly eerved Le Jann Forterce, and :5 alone
entitled to collect from weekly aubacri bars.
As far as official returns have been received
the vote against a Prohibitory Liquor Law in II
linois is some thirteen thousand ahead.
The total valuation of real and personal pro
perty in Buffalo, for taxation for 1855, is $33,
037,711, of which $5,713,7 . 92 is personal estate
- -
The widow of the late President Tayloe,..and
her daughter, Mrs. Biise, arrived at Louisville,
on Tuesday, on tho steamer David White, from
New Orleans.
Tho Poor House Direotors of Cambria county
have purchased the farm of Gee. Joseph Mc
Donald, one milo east of Ebensburg, for Poor,
Homo purposes. It contains 140 acres, and
coat $4,176.
The Secretary of the Commonwealth has ap
pointed Mr. James I. McCormick, County Super
intendent of Public Soticols for Westmoreland
county, in the room of Rev. A. hriiinstry, re
signed. Mr. McCormick will enter upon his du
ties immediately.
The Kuow Nothing and American Crusader
weekly newspaper office of Boston was partially
destroyed by fire on Tuesday nsorhing. Loss
about $3,000. Thu forms were ready for press,
and the fire canary a suspension of this week's
The Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Cann I
have compromised with the Clay county (Ind.)
Regulators. The Trustees have agreed to cut
the timber in the reservoir to tlit* water's edge,
and when the water can be spared, to let it out
and remove all the timber, the Regulators pro
mising in return, not to meddle with any of the
works of the canal.
The statement that the secretary of war has
refused to pay the arrears due to Gen. Scott,
tinder tho resolution and appointment confer
ring upon him the rank of lieutenant general, is
said to be not correct. The whole matter has
been submitted to the !.‘ttorney general. It is
supposed that the arrow.) of pay and allowan
ces due, under a very stringent construction of
the resolution or set of congress on the subject,
may be rednoAd to $23,000. Under a liberal
construction, the amount of these dues is In -
wards of $46,000. The proper construction is
left to the law officer.
TILE FOREIGN NEWS
The last advises from Europe show that the
Allies are now carrying on the war with consid
erable vigor, and will probably in time get pos
session of the whole Crimean -peninsula. The
supplies to the Russian army in that peninsula
will have to reach them by tho route of Perekop
alone- Thet town is situatA on the harrow
isthmus. that connects the peu:nsula aith the
Main land. If the AllieJ get pos_tc.atlion of that
tetra too, they will have the Russian aunty en
closed, and command all the routes by which its
supplies can be recessed. The naval forces of
the Allied give them' a vast adventsee in the
struggle in the Crimea. But if they attempt to
push further into the intcrlor of the RUNIALI
empire, their ihote will be of little service ex
cept in carrying supplies and munitions of war,
and their success is more douLtial.
must submit to great sacrifices if the war con
tinues; but the final result is distant, and not
likely to be unfavorable to that enipite.
One feature of the news is especially import
ant', "Bresdstuffs firm, with an upward tenden
cy." This indicates that the appearance of the
crops in Europe is not encnurogins. There will
doubtless be a large demand for food from this
ocuntry
BAsx —Letters patent having
been granted by the Governorfor the Mechanim'
Bank of Pittsburgh, an election for Directors
will be bell at the Merchants' Exchange . on
Wednesday next. For the benefit of those cf
our readers alio have subscribed for stock we
give below a statement of the number of votes
each shareholder i s entitled to under the provi
Mons of the Act of 1850:
2 shares entitles the bolder to. ....... 2 votes.
3 do do d 0......... 2
4 do do do ......... 3
5 do do do
........ 3 "
6 do do do ......... 4
. 7 do do do ......... 4 "
8 do do do ......... 6
9 do do do 5
10 do do do 6
11, 12 and 13 do do ...... .....
14, 15, 16 and 17 do 7 "
18, 19, 20 and 21 do 8 "
22, 23, 24 1(I 25 do ......... 9 "
26, 27, 28 and 29 do ...... ...10
30 to 39
...11 ..49 to 49 do
do 12
SO, shares do
......133
No number of shares exceeding- fifty confers
an additional right to vote. Voting by proxy is
prohibited, except by females. A husband wish
ing to vote stock held by his wife must have a
power of attorney from her for that par,
TIIE
CATIIEDRAL. —The new Cathedral in this
city, is the lar C g,est church on this continent,
with one exception. The Notre Dame of Mon-
treal, we are told, le the only one that is larger.
This Cathedral, too, when finished, will be the
most splendid church in the country in its style
of architecture, and in the excellent good taste
which is throughout manifest in its design, Its
workmanship and finish. We thought when the
stone church on Grant street, St. Peter's, was
finished, that nothing could expel it ; but the
vast magnitude of the Cathedral, its perfect
proportions, and its beautiful finish makes it
excel anything we have seen. When the two
towers of the Grant street front are.comple
ted, Its external appearance will equal its
interior. We understand the tower on the cor
ner of Grant and Fifth streets will be 180 feet
in height, and will have on it a chime of belle,
and a large clock that can be seen over the
greater part of the city. The interior is now
nearly completed, and it is to be dedicated next
Sunday.
AMERICAN NATIONAL -The EDOP7
Nothing Connell recently held in Philadelrhia
provided for a National Council to he held in
Philadelphia, commencing on the 22,1 of Febru
ary next, to select candidates for President and
Vice President of the United States. The dele
gates aro to be from each State, equal in number
to its representation in 'both branches of the
United States Congress, and:to be chosen by
the State Councils, two being from the State
at large, and one frau each Congressional Dis
trict.
Aim 843:E.—The Bost
with a fune on Post is after Sam_
rsl text. It suggests " that the fol
lowing will ansuer very Well as R text for
'Sam's' funeral sermo n : Job, Bth chapter, 9th
verse—. For we are but of yesterday, and know
nothing, because our days upon earth are a
shadow.'
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THE NEWS
General Calohan, D. P. Lowry, and Dr. Brad
ley were chosen delegates to the Harrisburg
Convention, to nominate a candidate for Canal
Commissioner, with instructions to support Ar
nold Plummer. At present, Washington county
nominates by the "Crawford county system."
A strong effort was made to change the present
plan, but after considerable disoussion it was
voted down.
5'." More Anon's " article is well worth a
perusal. Ile is decidedly opposed to " fusion,"
and, under present circumstances, we agree
with him.
[ For the Post.)
MESSRS. EDITORS: —Some writer in the Dispatch
of yesterday, is fearful lest Protestants should
visit the Cathedral on Sunday next, and thereby
intentionally and pecuniarily assist Catholics.
We hope the author may not be found prying
around on that day, or begging free admission.
There is little danger that the glorious cause of
Foreign Missions or Bible Societies will flag, if
Protestants are found within a Catholic temple
from whatever motive, for one day in their lives.
The oontracted spirit manifested by " Consisten
cy" is deserving only of unmitigated contempt.
THIRD Onraon.
=ME
BOOM
fC O74 III7PICATED.)
art FUSIOAi Is CoNFUSION.
• It is very clear that any dereliction from par•
ty usages and political duty, however apparent.
ly favorable in ite anticipated result, is uni
formly attended with a penalty commensurate
with the fault, and that there is no instance
of a party shrinking from its principles and
manifesting a desire to compromise them for
some apparent advantage that in the long run
the 'disadvantages of an abandonment of its
purity is not felt in its inmost core. Such would
now seem to be our condition in so much as for
the purposes of amalgamation we have allied
ourselves in principles and practice with our
opponents. As oil and water are incapable of
mixture without adding some neutralizing in
gredient which totally destroys the specific
character of the one or the ober, so is it im
possible for Democracy and Whiggery to coalesce
unless io the formation of a neutral political
tint that bears the resemblance of neither.
There is no doubt that there have been many
wise and good men in all political organizations
who have seen, or thought they had seen, a year
of millenium approaching, in which none but the
wise and good were to receive public promotion,
in which all differences were to be sacrificed
upon the altar of pure patriotism, and a feast
" of fat things, of wine upon the lees well re
fined" was to be enjoyed by every man, woman
and child in the community.
But these rainbow colorings fade with other
bright anticipations and the visions of glory re•
main but for a night, for the morning and re•
&Mien bring-into activity the undeniable truth,
that in politics as in morals and religion, there
will be differences of opinion which no zeal can
harmonize, no activity destroy, no power pre
vent,
JUNE 21
That fusion will brood confusion must now be
obvious to every one, that we cannot fuse with
the Whigs without yielding to them, is day by
day becoming apparent ; and that if we would,
we should gain anything in the end is yet to be
demonstrated.
What are we? Democrats in principles and
action. We profess principles not merely dia
metrically opposite to theirs, but principles
which they cannot recognize without ceasing to
be Whigs. We go for the largest liberty, for
the entire confidence in the people, for a licolttd
construction of constitutional powers of the
Union, for the rights of the States sacred and
inviolable, for the extension of our territory by
every means that tends to our country's great
ness and is consistent with the good faith on
which depends her glory. We claim that all
aggrandizement, whether by conquest, by pur
chase or by treaty, creates territory in which all
the States have an equality of rights; that each
State and its inhabitants is entitled to occupy
and purchase in all our territories, however ac
quired, and to transport property or person to
the same without the passage of any laws pro
hibiting the exercise of the right of emigration,
accompanied by every citizen with such chattels
as he may claim a property- in as a citizen of the
State from which he emigrates ; and that when
territories are admitted as States, guaranteeing
to them a republican form of government, they
have a right to designate what shall, and what
shall not, be considered as the subject of private
right or proprietorship, without any interference
of Conzress; that such interference is a viola
tion of right, an infringement upon the privileges
of each State to govern itself, and is not the
subject of permanent compromise or lasting
"History latirMB us that many of the Mn
,rice of Europe, which now possess very mild
winters, at one tame experienced severe cold
doling this season of the year. The Tiber, at
Rome, was often frozen over, and 8110 A at one
time lay forty days in that city. The Euxine Sea
was frozen ov r every winter doting the tiusa of
Ovid, and the rivers Rhine aud Rhone used - to
be frozen so deep that the ice sustained boded
wagons. The waters of the Tibor, Rhino and
Rhone now flow freely every winter; ice is an.
known in Rome, and the waters of the Euxitie
dash their wintry foam uncrystalized upon the
rocks. some have edged iit.d these climate
changes to nirrisultnre, lbe cutting down of
dense forests, the exposure of the upturned soil
to the summer's sun, unit the draining of great
compact.
marshes ‘‘ : 'e l
h do no t t belicve. that such great
The Whigs repudiate these principles; they
deny our platform, and they seek, ns c.1:2g0, crniTtb!:,"; coy 77.0 n . 7 1. 7 ' ,4 , r 7 1 ;
n d f u ; C : r ' e l o a n Lid t h w e e
are
fur a bundat,on having a different basis. W' certain that be eu.h the,irr can account for the
allege that this country woos placed in our hands contrary change of climate—from warm to cold
by Providence us a sacred trait and depoe.tdry, i w h in o t i r t e r — w h
r e t u
. 1,46! histor y tot , i LI,: has taken plane
and that its government i abe exertdocil for and its u; nE i f r st e t Za d ,;ralTi e d e r.r:
the good of mankind; that its bounties and pins baps which once clothed its valie y i and wino
are ours to he bestowed ution euff.ring t'lnq ; and it: cast eb is new inacces
upon all those who, flying from tyranny and op- 18tat'1:71;;;;i:::c,'LT%-f,t.e"-ri'l"ji,i" h" P" u pon
pression, seek the shelter of our fl and the ttle',eot.eatf.
expanded wings of our eagle. whieh ie now 1.. t. Litxidor was n amed -'
We look to the free exercise of the rights of Fielsod by the N r Linea; who Visltrd it
conscience for the equality, not mere toleratiln
A l. It 100 . 1, and wore rich its then tnild
of religious principles. Got that every °Lurch, c
of i b mai , o b aro „.
ati
uo matter hew constituted, whether with Cr inquiry. c A
pamphlet ty gMurray, important
en
without ta hierarchy, 1139 the privilege cf sane- I gi.`"eri has recently been L:EbOOD.
Coning and supporting its vie era nth.l 1. nisei-
in Thiel) he endeaviirs to aitrinute these changes
plea, and exercising such influence as seems
of
nt o i r
p a l teto the
e tic
,h changeable position of the meg
-richtia-
compatible with its existence, nod not in contra thin of the needle ga u
ped
LOC
huown. At or
the de pries
vention of the constitution of the country sad eat tune it amounts, in Jo... Jim to 23 degrees
the popular sovereignty. The Whigs, on the war north, While, in 1658, the lino of variation
contrary, hell tenets in entire hostility to there I
a p i , Te w l es t t h rou
until h
1816 E n iti h i. a i t th , t , iii ,r tno red g rtadrou
principles of a free exercise of the rights of con- moral of iee to ik rirw e on thejtio'eataoreearnen:
science and the extension if equal tights of Citi - land ; hence, it is inferred that the cold meridian
zenship to the foreigner. They dread such ex-
which now passed through Canada and Siberia,
tension of free principles as may invite to our i may at one time have passed through Italy , and
t " t, if ain
magnetic
eridian
ni3
shore the su ff ering myriads of the old world , Dow doing, to Its ol l i nes in Euro retnir pe, Acme may
They propose to introduce more stringent regn- once more bee her Tiber fri.zen over, end rho
latioos, more onerous rules on the subject of
h merr i yßhiaelander drive his team on the 100 of
naturalization of foreigners than at present pro- ~i d caih%tchreirvetrh", cringes
of
climate
mentioned
veil, and to prevent if possible the soil of this have heou caused by the cha ngef e 035 antic
country from being granted to encourage emi- meridian or not, we have too few o
fac th ts befo g ro U 9
gration. at present to decide conclutively ; but the idea,
once spread abroad, will soon load to such in
vastigattoos as will no doubt remove every ob
scurity and settle the question."
C. 41/ we sustain our principles and promote
theirs P Can we combine with them for the pur
pose of obtaining the miserable triumph of a
partial success in a local election, and abandon
at once the eternal principles whioh can only be
sustained by the most scrupulous fidelity to our
party obligations? Forbid it, patriotiitm and
honor.
MORE ANON.
SENTENCE OF TEE ''VEILED Al CEDERES9." The
notorious Flenrietia, Robinson, convicted in the
Riinselaer County Court sitting at Troy, of the
murder of Timothy Lanigan, was last Tuesday
afternoon sentenced by Judge Harris toWOO
on the 3d of August next. At the conclusion of I I
her sentence, when the Judge commended her
soul to God's mercy, she told him he had better
pray for his own soul, declaring she was the
victim of a polities' conspiracy whieh was cal
culated to crush a mien. She was about to speak
I further, when her counsel desired her to remain
quiet. When about to leave the court room she
turned and, pointing her finger towards Judge
Harris, solemnly exclaimed ''Judge Harris, may
the Judge of Judges be your Judge." Consid
erable excitement was manifested by the specta
tors during the time occupied in passing the Bea
IVABRINOTON COUNTY •DEMOCRATIC NOMINA
TIONS. -2-The Democracy of Watthi,pgton have
nominated tho following gentlemen for their
fall ticket:
Ascend , l3l,—G. W. Miller and D. Riddle
Shenff---A — ndrew Bruce.
Commissioner—J. N. Walker.
Coroner—Moses Little.
Director of the Poor—T. Buchanan.
Aud,tor--J. C. Ringland.
, ,
'
.::~,
Ittt3" Tite B"uffale Commercial Advertiser, the
organ of Millard Fillmore and the Silver Grey.,
is exceedingly put out at the Philadelphia Grand
Council gplitting on the slavery queetiou: From
its course and that of the Pennsylvania K N.
papers, both of which States adhered to the
majority pl .tform, it is evident the delegates of
the two States will not be. gustained in their
course. Says the Silver Grey organ
,H-_-- 7 4. 4 the action of the Council on the Ettlbj‘lat of
nale4xy, they have been guilty of self stultifica
tion. The Knovr.Nothing party was formed fur
quite other obj.cts than the settlement of the
slavery question. Its founders, by the very act
of jaining it declared their opinion that there is
another question paramount to this, if not in ab
solute Importance, at least in present urgenoy.
Tho Conncil met, and by introducing, discussing
and splitting on the slavery question, they have
contradicted the very idea in which the party
had its origin. The Know Nothing organiza
tion grew up and acquired Ektrength in the midst
of the excitement caused by the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise. But the central idea of
the organization Was not antagonism to slavery,
but antagonism to foreigners. A. party coming
forward at that time, with that issue, declared
by the very act of doing so, that, in its opinion,
the question of slavery was subordinate in pro
sent importance, to a revision of the naturaliza
tion laws. Whether this was a sound conclu
sion is a matter on which men may differ, bat
that it was the opinion of the Know Nothings
themselves, is a logical consequence of the ex
istence of their party.
llstinv D. FOSTER.—Tbie gentleman's nomi
nation by the Democrats of Westmor?land coun
ty looks as though our friends out there were
determined to win ta triumph this year. If any
body can be elected iu that county by a rousing
majority, surely Mr. Foster can. He is one of
the best lawyers in the State, and is a sound
and staunch Democrat. With a few such men in
the legislature for a year or two, the character of
our State legislation would no doubt be im
proved. What is greatly needed is some well
considered general !awl; that will render so much
special and local legislation as we now have un
necessary. At the last session 684, bills gore
passed, and probably not one-twentieth of them
were public laws. If Mr. Foster and a few
more of his character and ability are elected we
shall look for a cure of this evil. A few well
considered general laws would answer all the
purposes of the annual mass of enactments that I
encumber our statute books.
Tan H/NDOO PAGODA.—This beautiful struc
ture, located in the Diamond Square, Allegheny,
is crowded nightly by admiring audiences. The
exhibition of Chemical Dioramas, Coromatype
Views, &c., contained in it, is of a very inter
esting and amusing character, and we are glad
to see it so well patronized. The exhibition will
continue open to-day end to-morrow.
t'
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Govsawsoa RREDER —A correspondent of the
New York Tonea sap that there is a prosprot
that Gov. Reeder will be removed from the office
of Governor of Kansas. — Speoulation in 'Kansas
lands is said to be the ground of complaint. We
doubt the correctness of this report, and hope
it is not true.
But the following oorrespondence between
Mr. Marcy, Secretary of State, and Governor
Reeder, Goul d indicate that objection is made by
the administration to some purchases of land
he hoe tando-in Kansas. We. shall soon learn
what explanations the Governor can give, and
be able to judge more intelligently of the facts:
W. L. Marcy, Exq , to Governar Reeder,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsniaoren, June 11, 186.5.
Sin :—I am directed by the President to in
form you that with tlio dvvelopm en t e before him
in reference to purchases of Kansas half-breed
reservations made by you in the Territory of
Kansas, and in which, as you state, Judge John
-81013 and Elmore, of the Supreme Court of the
Territory, and Mr. Isaacs, the District Atterney,
participated ; and to reference also to other
speculations by you in lauds of the Territory,
apparently in violation of acts of Congress and
of regulations of the 'department, be feels em
barrassed to see Low, consistently with his mm
victions of duty, he can allow the present ofEctial
relation to the Territory of yourself or of either
of tho other gentlemen named to continue, un
less the impreasioce which now rest upon his
mind shall be removed by satiefaltory explana
tions.
The President will, however, be glad to re
ceive and consider auy explanations which you
may desire to make iu regard to the character
and extent of the transactions above referred to,
and particularly the matters spoken of in the
totter cf G. W. Clarke, Indian Agent, dated May
8, 1855, and addressed to the Superintendent of
Indian Affairs for Eanses, a copy of which
was forwarded to you at Easton, on the 6th in
stant.
I am, sir, very respectfully, your obedien
servant. L ALtuor.
Hoe. A. H. Reeder, care of J. Cochran,
Surveyor, &c , City of New York.
Governor Reeder to IV. L. Marcy,
NEW Voltz, June 13, 1855.
grit :—Your letter of the Iltb, postmarked
the 12th was handed me between ten and eleven
o'clock last night, afar I hid made all my ar
rangements to leave for Kansas by six o'clock
this morning.
I could not remain at home to reply fully to
the commnnication without gross neglect of my
official chilies, raid it equally clear that I can
not give to the gtaVB matters it contains the de
liberate reply which they require while I am en
route day and night. Nothing is left me, there
( ire, but to proceed to the Territory and reply to
your communication there. I wrote to the Pre
sident yesterday, from Easton, nud must express
my regret that your communication was not
made at an earlier day.
Very respectfully, your ob't servant,
A. H. ItEr.nnn..
Hon. W. L. Marcy,
Secretary of State, Wrichington
Changes of Climate.
The fel:forting, from the Scienqc America;
contaiug some interrstng facts, awl treats of a
very feeling euhject, Worthy cf careful investi
gation:—
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?A Bigot Extraordinary Cure effected by Lungs! Lunge!!
Dn. hPLANE'S CiII,EIIII.ATED VERMIFUGE. Persons stifferlug from diseases of the throat or lungs
New l',.ss, March 13, 1852. aro, in a great majority of cases, completely restored to
Thl3 is to certify that I have been troubled almost, four
health by II faithful trial of Dr. Curds' Ilygeana or Inhaling
'years with achotlng'seneation, sorer:times so bad as almost '
to suffocate me; I employed two regular physicians, but to Vu or. Dy the Doctor's new method of treatment, the
no purpose. I was then persuaded to try a bottle of Dr. medical agent is brought indirect contact with the diseased
hPLarke's Celebrated Vermifuge. I took two tea spoonrfull parts. and cannot fail of having a beneficial effect. All
at one dose. It soon began to operate, when it made tho
rough work. (I had a regular worm factory within me.) druggists sell it See advertisement in this paper;
I ..hould judge it brought away from me some too quarts aztainn—lt. Ccatts' I/FGBANA Is the original and only
of irorma; they bad the appearance of having busted. I , genuine article.
" - :.
took thesiemaluder of the bottle at two doses. The effect es.,- s , -- ------------- jelBiliwdarir
Was.it brought away about one quart more, all chopped i -.boot and Sttoe-aliznitfactory.
to pieces. Incite feel like a different per,on.
1 . a JAMES O'DONNELL Oz'BßO'' agflil
The above Is from a widow lad •,' years of age, ,V I Would respectfully Inform the citizens
of PI tr sir u rgh, that they have opened a manufactory
or MEN'S AND WOMEN'S BOOTS AND SIBIES,
resident of this city. For further particulars, the public. ;
are referred to Mr. Hardie, No. 3 Manhattan Place, or to E. i
I At No. 79 Smithaeld street,
L. Theall, Druggist, comer of Itutger and 31ourae strcete• 1 In Wrniss's lATILDISaS, wheie they will be prepared to 611
all orders of nvery description of Boots and Shoes at the
P. E.—The above valuable remedy, ales Dr. 3PLene's
Celebrated Liver Pills, can ho had ut all respectable Drug h Ir., rtet,t notice.
Stores in this city. In order to accommodate all classes of customers they
will also keep on sale a good assortment of the best eastern
Purchasers will please be careful to ask for Dr. M'lnne's nerr.cl;;;,,A,lisci.,:istyll des;:;:ipglrialas p's ,;Lcahsllciren:: wear.
Celebrated Vermifuge, and take sloe , els, All other Ver- A elin re of i the publin patronage is P .lfeite,j, -
mifuges, in comparison, are wortlne:M.
Ja......,,_ „_,..,..,,,.............-
Also, for sale by the Bole proprietors,, t
PLlDifllsla 51109.,
Succemora to J. Kidd .b Co.,
Gii Worst street.
OHIO & PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE ONLY RAILROAD
RUNNING WEST PROSI PITTbRU/LGII.
Ou and after ISIONDAY, Match lab, 1.55, Ih> PASSItN
ORR TiIAINS will run as follows, until fortha notice
FAST TRAIN WILL LEAVE AT 3 A. 61.
MA.G.Twane As. 8 A. M.
EZPRES. TRAIN " AT 3P. M.
Theca Trains all run through to ' Crastline and connect
there with the Columbus and Cincinnati. Ohio and Indiana,
and BellefOrttaine and Indiana Railroads. At Mensfdd,
connections are made for Newark, Tetaasvl Ile, Monroeville,
Sandusky, Toledo, Chicago, etc.; end at Alliance for Cleve
land, &c. No trains run on Sunday.
Through Tickets sold to Cincinnati, Loulnilln St. Louis,
Indianapolis, Chicago, Rook Island, Fort Wayne, Cleveland,
and the principal Towns and Citier, In the West.
.. The NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
ICOTO Plttshurgh at 10 A.M. and 6 P. 61., and Nev.' Prghton
at 7 A. M. and 1 P. 3L
For Ticketa arid further information;apply to
J. G. erititv,
At the corner office, under the Monongahela House.
Or. at the Federal Street Station, to
GEORGE PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
Pittsburgh, March 10th, 1855. (m 1,10)
OHIO AND INDIANA HAILRuAD,
BEING TII
Continuation of the Ohio and Penna. E. R
TO FORT WAYNE,
TEMPE 111757)IILD AND LIG LITLEN ISMS FROII
r`Tritinp connect at Cre-dline. taitlc.ut dAt,rairm, wilt,
all the Trains on the 0/.a a,,d Penna. Enact and atm,: at
Forest with Train+ fr.-deg North and South, on the Mud
River and lake Erie !tali:cad.
For Ticket , , apply at the Railroad 011iceA of the Ohio
and Penna.) Lynam Railroad Company in 11:.t.iltargh,
gherty Cit y,
_or at any of the folliiirin X P , Aut.3:
Fort Wayne, trlitlO,
Cincinnati, trt,•na,
Dayton, iinrfiald,
Tiffin,
Riche - m.l,
Ftwilay.
Persona eac.iring Ttelscts ill be parti,ular to I,lk for a
Ticket by the Ohlu and Indiana Italtre.d.
jo3
.1. It. B fRAI:OITIN,
W•Oflintous of the Pleas.--li c ,se
&cm Gen Ulo P. Mort fi t to the IffnAr Aurrazl, .N.n. 7,
18:6.—`. All edltirs profess to be tn.:gun:dein,: of the ri.il,ta
ce the people, and to keep them slvt=ad . throuzb thaie
columns, of whatever Shall 111'21 for ',heir lenefit. We .111
live up to thle letter, and inform them that the meet won
derful and valuable medicine for their general we Irv,
Invented, Is" DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTit.kt "
Its virtues are a) rare, anlthty and eccentric, :her often
they appear to i,oric more like minutes than by erien n,
ter, elective, elortric, and astouudinit are its powers on the
human body, that, thon.rh now it as doily tried by l u,t.
sands of tractile, not Coo Of 0.118 great nmai, but tO de!ighted
beyond rallipatil,oll, and tancli.ny .rotas they,
ou co coin
siderstion, wilt ever again In ulthou t
The inventor, Mr. 11 linutr, h.s si}ele kept the se,ril
to himself. Counterfeits are busy ahc,ut tc , bar KiLLJUI.
Stleeett.4. Its overwhelming merits dot y nil
n ilo pt.ullaritiea aziaiyak. e,iridently
placenta to seek it, 11, quatutt,.•, arely ta
friend, who laughs at death and saillaimi, o restores tha
blind, lame, halt, nod scarred to perfewtleo, and all flow ;
pale, "
the
Wilco
W e wiali the cll.:ewe:et of th rolrhty bleasing, Ito It a
real benefactor t • mankind, G d
grown, without e sterlinate enarrevel label, with I
idatneturea of
I.IINTIT DArtLEV, Ss:norm-ten-sr,
C. V. CLICKENEII. d CAJ, Proprietsd-a.
Fold nt 25 Cents per tro< by Lr. U. H. If HVg1;11,
W-csl btrss‘st, and by flatly toss.ry ol.•r inLI • 1. , ••
thrult.ll.loait tar liciitnl t r ststess. AL Ordri 1n•
fozsuAti.m advit,, to Lt addr,5......1 to C. V. ti
A (Xs., Yosk.
Ater Old Serest, Olt'eru, and a:I
[lh:ewe, nris)n-; fro:, nu itn,,i.ur e it :ta:e .1 OW
LL
Eer the extraort.lll,y v( It nt o 11hrwe) .1, A
reupectaLln Irtw, r ) I, V, by Certer'e
8p)1111.41 3 1 11xt.ure. Lie ha ,t ulnorn
tinizrlihaert, tc)..l Et rll!) , by i . L- w“../.:). 1,,
cstaiit osv et-91Lisitat tvnttkp ( o ).rtn);')
turn, the grant bt.:101 puriflnr, 0 114,1 MU, h.: :bred
Lun.lerst.t of °then& vr law horn a tiff, ). )1 h.. ) . ) )
Lai 'll.Ol, of merrttry, [id La.ii r.
saw jr.lrits.
••• She go! v erlismhz
V'lleasure and Comfort
irmsn in s 11/111'it/ , t ty
having them GOOD, awl beITAIILE U I:11111LE
has got all that I, ti4toett.ary to etf,t ildt imn- ;
ttott. bath at rettardt to aol glr.Uily f f
•adolog to t•apt•riette, trt IL,J, sla. cut, u,t'..o
ohargell, ot!tt do Ito by ~ :altitv," el 240 LIITEF.TT sr. hut ct
Watta
P. ti — Pootslootatt, to parttrutar, ii t ;v. of Lit gt - ttattit
fortes. Ile. not,: b.. toot lu ih-,tl-1 t.t (.I !h/r, gat•
03.7 a. rclotrat - tts tout.: 11
corrot.rsts I his stint- to. t (.1”t-at tot),
n 111111. V.
.0 - k- Stocking Pactory.— C. DALI -,
Factory, whoa evralltlni; is wad.. 'h- II:) , IE3,1 LIN F,
hi 1 , 1 the aEL Cl.ir an..l Prun Er rr. 1. Ile I ,
tinually turning, out every varlAy of Il vtery w. , !1 me ir
and aultabil to the roaqon, a161:11 tuey b n'uly, obteinpj
Irrtolenalo end norall at Lib corn, Qt Mar+,
and Fifth stroeL Don't forgvt the nan4o—C. DALY ar...1
Nn
6PI WAIA .NOTIUE6.
Before purchasing your Bat or cap
NC:Y . to..tay„ call a , Pi %VW • .1,-,t..(1:1 exatr.rnr
Klock of HATS ark.l r+l.l r.,11 •1.1 I.
CAzi. as any other itau-e la tan city e3t3 trr 0,11 rrr't
Next home to the rwa , Pr.,11,y trt luta Üburvb,
jilo
r1 , •11, :h
r.
W , We hare jqat recely;cl (4 1:.•t
urge Viall3l2), 11111 C-11,lil.
of ItA Ii A Tz+, rrhietl xre ea. lIJU 'll bt,I,S7 {ht., 1,11,1 i
ptio.. Stray lima from y 6 cep op ward,
from $1,50 to $4,0,
1110;ALIN 1.0.,
tr 4 Wi.r4 40,4.
JAMES UOISESSON
OF INDIA N. 4 T O fl S / J',
WC"t't
,"2
at tn• cktober Elmtlan
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
ISULIJP‘CPCRPPY OP
ChiLson Furnaces, Wrought Iran Tubing,
A NI) *17.1 /SU Ilk
For Warming and Ventdatzon of Betildlngt
A. W aia Loutract tot Warittin, an uttl mg.
by moans or fltt ater, Pipes or Chilton'', I. ornlte.
Chu r &boob; Hospitals, Fact( r eQ, (Lean ,ut.
Cour ttfouse;, Jails, Hotels, or Dtsolltugs. 0.2 MARK ET
, ttro t, Pacibur4b.
Piz%Tau UftUH
Life, Fire and Marine /nouranco Company;
CORN.= O.P W43'SO A..\ ..1(.4/16Er SIREETS
PITTSBURGH, PA.
• JAS. D. 11'Ottt, Secrete ry ROBERT GAL%9AY, Prei•ldent.
Thin Compuny makes every Insurance appertaining to or
connected with LIFE RISES.
Also agaimt 111211 and Cargo Rinke on thn Ohio and 7111,
giasippi riven. and tributariem, and Marine Risks generally.
And omainst Loon and Damage by Fire., nod ngtt it.l 11,
Perils of the Sea and I ulaud Na. l4utlMl and Trounp,4tatirm.
Policies issued at tlie lowest rata coniktont with nah-ty
to all pactia•
DIII/0:011Q:
Robert Nal way, Aloxander Bradley,
Jamas B. Iloon, John Fullerton,
John Al'Alpin, Samuel :11•Clurkan,
William Phillips, JfiWee W. linilinan,
John fklott, Chne. rbuthnot,
Joseph P. Gazsam, 31. D., David- Richey,
Janice Alarshall, John M'Gill,
Horatio N. Lee, Kim not n 4.
CITIZEN Insurance Company
L C
P ittsburg hS'
.—WM. BAGALRY. Prelvdent :
BASIORL L. 111111811 ELL, Secretary,.
Office: 0.1 Water Street,6ellccen rk
Maet and W,od streets. Daeuree lIILILLand CIAII.GO 'Rieke, on the Ohio and Nliaele•
elppf Rivera and tributaries.
Inextreeagalnet Lose or Damage by Flre.
ALSO—Aglast the - Perna of the Sea, and In land Nevtga•
flatland Tranaportatlon
NlirkTroglil
William Ragaley, It!chard Floyd,
James M. Cooper, Samuel M. Kier,
Samuel Rea, William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, jr., John S. Dilworth,
Isaac 31. Pen Hoch, Fix [leis Sellera,
S. lisabaugh, J. deboonmarcer,
Walter Bryant, William B. ilaya.
John Shipton.
HOWARD Health Association of
uLY Pittsburgh, No, 108 THIEL)
- tEET, opposite the Telegraph Office.
Tills Association is organised for the purpose of affording
mutual aosistan,te to each other, in taco of sickness or Re.
olden!. By paying a email yearly payment, the member,:
of the Asonelation s,cures a weekly benefit during slekne,,,,,
averaging from $2,25 to $lO per week. In this Assordetion
all mow:hers are equally interested in the management and
pronto. 8. 11. 51'KENZIE, President.
T. J. IltjiPTrll, FOCretaTy.
Finance Cuminittee--Jodum Kura, J.Littri REAMER, 0. N.
ROFFS7O2. •
0-moulting Phveician—F. basn, M. D
'EARL STEAM KILL,
ALLEGHENY.
4 / 3 FLOUR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES In either of
the two CRles.
ONDNAS may bo left at the 111111, or in boxes at the stores of
LOO AN, WILSON & CO., 6:3 Wood street.
BRAUN & REITER, corner Liberty and St. Cklr sts
11. P. SCLIWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
TERNB: CABE, ON DELI VENT.
BRYAN, KENNEDY AC Co,
10e Notices—The JOURNEYMEN TAILORS So.
CLEW, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, moots on the
Hest WEDNESDAY ()revery month, at SOLIOCELLEITER'S,
in the Diamond. By order.
Jul., GEO. W. 10 . 0003., Pemetary,
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Lc? ' o e s il r i oc e k e it h o 171 e n e a:: h ß e a re i t k y n O o f t I red ' I t
t h e e b t
e u n r
Etec-
Don for Thirteen Directors, to menage the Mildness of raid
Book until the third Monday to November next, will be
held at the literchtutti, Exchange, on Fourth street, in the
city of Pii btturgh, ou WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of June
lost , between the houre of 9 o'clock, A. 31., and 3 o'clock,
P. 111 , of snit day.
By order of the Board of Commissioners.
H. lIEPDIIR3I,
Juno 210, 1855 Prerid .nt of Bind Board.
.1 in E4ji . fr , ,--te....
0 BRAT IIE 4 SIAN sun: LOAN,,of 6,725,000 Dollars,
VT to he 1 eirnbursed with 16,084,510 Dollars, which
Wale ll rot , to £2 403,000 Sterling.
Ttir. Loan 13 guaranteed by the Government of the
Grand Dueby of Ileasian, and contracted by the eminent
flanking Horne of .Alessrs. AL A. Von Rothschild A Sons,
Freutfor"-ene"bodrfain.
Tile repu..ment of this Loan comprises the following
Capital Pliant
14 of down dollars each. 60 of 4,000 dollars each.
22 '• 30. , a.0 .". 64 " 2,000 "
24 " ti.: 000 " " 120 " 1,500 "
60 " 8,000 " " 180 " 4000 "
.te , Ac., An.
The amollert Prizes aro of 65 dollars each.
18.3 5.
The neat drawing will take place on the Ist December,
Th.. price of Stun.. la as 111 on-s :
I Whole Share ..... . ........................ Ll sterling.
13 0 do. .............................. 6 do.
do. ••.... ........................ 10 do.
75 ;PI do. ........... . .................. 20 do.
• do. ............ ................. 50 do.
fintnittaneas Pd. Shares should be made by Drafts, paya
ble at any Town in Europe; on receipt of which the Shares
w.il lat sent Cy the return mail..
The Ogleial List of the Drawing will ho punctually sent
to every Shareholder, and the Prizes obtained by the Share
holders will be paid byAnd through the principal Ranks In
the Initial) Colonies and the Rut and West Indies.
For Sbares apply to F„ E. FULD & CO., Bankers, Frank
fort-on-the Main, Germany; or to F. E. FULD A co., 32
Vililer's street, Strned.'l,6ladon.
We, the undersigned, are'speetally appointed Agents for
tha F.:: le of Tickets, for homeand foreign countries: and it
glee:: the great pleasure twain/ounce to the public, the null.
yelled ruccess of the shares sold by us, an within a short
thee we been had the good fortrine to pay Moue Shenthold
era In England, America, and the Colonies, upwards of
One Hundred Thousand Pounds Sterling.
F. E. FULD & CO,
tankers and lieeeivers General.
'Pita school.
Ti Directors o the Central ard of Edcation,
J_ Pittsburg, pro f desirous of obt W aining a Principal for
to., High about to be established in this city. A
m.iti of the bigheot qualifications, largest experience, not
who esii rorn, with proper recommendations, is tlesire.i,
Lil la such a person an annual salary nf £2ouo will e
ps J. The School is intended to be conducted in a simila b r
• o the Eastern ciL!ed.
i 0.14 may be made up to the lath of July. Ad
dl.. -s It. E Pres't of the Board.
Pirt,hue , zh, Jens yo , 1455— fie 2 2- , bl I
ti, ltillam Wilson, Aldernanaa.
.117 PENN street, between the Canal. r.
0 MCI:, Na.
O'Hara street, WA Ward. M busineas appertaining
to the °nice of an A Idvrman or Justice of the Pace, will
he promptly attended to. Ronde, Mortgages, and other
d.xelm, r • La, drawn with neatneam and deepatch. , ffebl3::(
TIER ON? DESIR HOARDING.
I No CLOD—BOARDING will find lt to
th. tr aavintaga to nsll at No. 104. FOURTH street,
untie they will be sccotnnodated either by the week, day
ar tssal, at LOW BATES. Jain
6) lit ELI ULF; PAr•filoNS, IN GoDEI"s LADY's BOOTt
ti Mutt JULY.— imocg (barn is a fashion plate, color
u,•ntai,,in g eight fintrett boys and trirls'dresres.invalne..
bte, to I,retllP. Maid Cap in embroidery, to teach the
,ung idea lo Irma. Wltlte'a Semmes Fashions far
tsda nets. Mantillas from Brolies, &e., to.
Far pals by
H. HINER & CO.,
J •1-2
No. 31 Smithfield street.
litll-91,'I'YWiloStalir,....11'fj Is y
wiutl!'t°lllorottTStittllNL°S;
Pit r:t 0 PLASTER, 03 it 61 an in•alciable reacte
d. I.lr N.b,n.anati;m, Btourbitl., Pleurlsr, Paine in the
SI Jr, Bac': .11 Breast ; also, B ,, res, Cola, Bruises, Sprain.,P -hut , . St:a J , ..ints, oe. 25 cent, a boo. Sold at No. 140
'1'111+,1) st.
L'..t:A L 11 FAIL TiIACT OV LAND, of about 11 , '
nu the qirt.y'e Itun i:an ' t, toad, at four
direr
.corn the c.ity ; • la mere, cleared and fenco4 ; bala rico In•fir.a
A Of wtster, Sr. Also, Twolva Acre.
•,:fj uit g !be ebovo with a floe atone querry opened, ),ev
,ez a front of ULt -, 1,0.1•Is of a rui'uorl the Plant Road. per
I ' 9 N et/TILDE:UT & SON,
j .12.
140 Third !treet.
11V kl II JUt•T It t;i:.El
Tu;_y;
“..4ny's k,
I,•t "
Yaokra
Var taw at 11". A. GTI.Tri:NVENNET &CO 'S,
I.4th at. opy).4te tiro Theatr , .
AND NIOLAS3IL,—
:;.3 1..1.1 N. Y Syrup;
17.,1.1eu
1:1 "
I L!r] Goreaod for sale by
, ATWELL, LEY. A CO.
Ula
I
{ I, t ,
j ~.1.1.15t D ;AI ti 1';..,-- -*
( I %., 2.:, bt-le. Pru.l,lF.u,Tars
21, IA I. 11.1',1 IVIAte ••
1 5 t.bl, Lc.tif
lsc,ot y-
.A.NI3
I , ld, c; Tar,
11,
la Wald .14,fi1; etora and fur :43.1. by
ATWM'LL. LEE .4 CO.
• •
lu it , r , rt.“l Camila &lip
16 I,x, I",r.
In slim en . l t, sal.) by
14...• r Elea aulal J l'ulieoctr
la bbis CUL ood Dry; to gore em.l for rely b,
AT WI LY.'l.: co.
rt., No. 3- 11.4.ce . dtrel
111,1.
C irga imparrlea Bating Suia Iu slur,
4 . 1 for ttOn b. 'jr Ir2l 'ATW ELL. LEY a CO
-1.. FEE-61 bug, Igo Cott.. to arrive and tor gale by
ATWKI.L. LER &
IlMf=IIIIIIII!E
AMEIIICAN
MACHE
MANITEACTITBING COMPANY,
No, 7 8 SECUND STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
AN CFA CT UR ERS OF PA rum: IdA CILE ORNAMENTS
ter Church, Steamboats, &a.; Mirror and
Piet, e Frame.. Window and Dour !leads, Itrackets. Trusses,
rerutees, Ventilators and Contra Pieces for n Ro
cca..., and Mouldings et every description, sire Renda design,
ensArre and warranted more durable than any other article
now in to,.
Orders exeeuttd on the thmlest notice.
N II of Stesmiuut ItuFtiors is especially di.
re, to this article, on neeount of its light weight.
CUMMINS, TUNICS &
No. 71 Second eL, between Wood and .11arket sta,
jet:l
Pitt , hursrb.
' —bcic Hundred Alotaar• tteward.
''1 , :11.: above reward will be paid for the rapture of HAR.
1 I'Br DoNALDSON, the individual who escaped from
...tody, on Monday night, while being conducted to the
Pruitentlary, on rite of the Brownsville packets. Donald.
hen W. 1.1 s , snten,rl for a term of five years, on a charge of
robbery, nod I i shout fire feet six inches high, ollight plexion, light hair ant pleaxiag address; be has a sear on
cum
hi, tare_ At , he time of his escape he had' on a pair of
blob cashmere pants, tone: Rain vest, high.heeled calf
-Liu bor. hi, white stouchod hat, red spotted calico shirt; his
calf-
Land, hurul and feet are very small. lie is about 23 3eara
of ago, and bad attached to his kg a device, with a chain
scale fire fret long. The shove reward will be paid for his
•;ipture, by
je2l.2t D. J. WORLEY,
_____________________Sheriff of Greene County.
31 4 DA 31 E EDWA RDS,
.. - 4,i,rifi,-._ . Till J 1,471.1" CLICLBATED•
,A:r . is...
CL A IRVOYANT,
ii,.i- .-..a - li - iri• Can ha ionsulted at her rft/113.C171,
.•,,,, CV
„.c.IY nor of
Pittsburgh. WOUD and PI FTlf streets.
,;....,....,.,,,,„
,10,11ticsauoolt.ast,;zo,,esnprDiny and Evening.
Tate and conilden•
4:''. - 1
r:V-
.' f
' T *
„.L . -:,.3 - . 1 e ffi e. ERMS.— Gelltlo/13eD, $1: Ladies
:..::::,.1.-,ii,..__ i" - ',
.46 only .50 cents.
\......4,,1)A
loio.ii.os ,
. GAZIN -____.."-_:__L_ - .
• . leg
Godey's lettly'm Hook, for July -20 cents;
Halloo's !Magazine, " " •
Yankee Notions, o .1 1 10 2 ".,
Frank Leslie's N.Y. Journal, 18
North Ittidal, for May. "
Tle• above just revolved by kspreas. Also, a large lot of
SCHOOL, CLASHICAL and Misclloneoua HOOKS and BTA
THIN EV N for safe at COST, and NO 1 11311117(1. Call at
LAUFFEICS 1300 K STORE, 87 Wood swat, if you want to
get It Cheap Library.
Je2l_
ye.:.C,II`IAN HED-2n b,,,.081,--------c;F----------_._,,,, eau
To,
sate
by
FLEMING BROS ,
(Successors to J. lildd & C 0.,)
. .._
No. 60 Wood straat
—_____
fox..h,
by
FLEMING 1107.
AIiD OIL —lO bbls No.l just rocoivrd end fir sate by
FUMING BRO 9.
V W 111 1'1Na-2.1 Gbh: in iiiora and for sale by
1. 1 1
PLEIIING BROS.
.I.Ns ELL OIL—SOU gaffi.ln store and for eafeby
jt.2l
1
FLEMING EROS.
fl uJOELLE i:OUO Ns in nor° kud fur ludo by
iP2I
FLEUINO BROS.
1 )1.; 1 TY zOtiO lb3s, in bladdere, In more and for rule by
j jr2t
FLEMING BROS.b
4,: , II A D—No. 1 triru'd, in barrel,, and ball' barrel; this day
i, - ) received and for gala by HENRY H. COLLINS,
j,-iit
N0.._2.5 Yi'ciod Area.
lIA
i lg . .1 1 1101:11 1.1 6uraNG—Thialliarewcy'llirgr sua4 by
•
( illEtiiE 500 Lees prime W It. roam Cheese
kJ and for vale by [ je2l] IENRY 11. COLLINS.
17,11 Afliitii--ii:TOiI lb; —Wirrial7lly. —F7alie-rsiaaT:l3,
r_ j...z. t
HENRY H. COLLIN&
\ICY Y 1 Al E 1
ES—For sale by
TIRNRY COLLINR.
-11_!
:rime article for Naltb Y
H F..NRY 11. COLLINS.
I ‘
I LE
bleb
jot TuiCfinieLeci,
1, u ure tig very Exit. Cell 80011 011 a get 0110.
timidl prat', cud quick sales is our .'sotto,
je2l • / Min)! a Ttri,vi 13 6W0al t
a
8011,,Au li SHO, from tio. 1 to 12, rsorlveTrirM fd sale
BOR'N TETLIY.
IN GILAI
make, In afor 2 dozen, Jacob truker'i caiebratel
te:, .1c by
j. 21
ni AD WARROP
N 4.31tA11i ItAK ES-75 ito.z.e D
.u . :ti - e
Le2t9E_Bl-14;or
I I sale by Hen) JAMES IVAlttti.,.
T at: MAN wbo was always behind time got ahead of
himself, yesterday, at CARGO'ai 711 *null street
Ltaanessa? cior t ar OD4 uiwar*, Jett
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
In %tore and for solo b
ATWELL. LEV. A CO,
ATWELL T PR k CO,
-____ • •
in more and for as
ATWELL, LEE &
ATWV7T.I., 1.470. n.
FINN FLOUR— e Flo
75 bbla fine rre'd nod tor gall; 1 7 T
je2o SPRINGER lIARBAUGIrtk CO.
c n t UN D 11.11;*-
75 beer prime Rio Coffee;
15 pockets Java da
30 hbda N. 0. linger;
16 obis Relined Sugars;
100 do New Orleans Molassas ;
Z 1 do Sugar•Houce do
60 half chests Green and Black Teas;
2.5 caddyboxes do do
75 boxes superior brands Tobacco;
50 do Rosin Soap;
50 do M. and D. Candles;
do Star do •
300 kegs assorted Nails i
200 boxes sxlo, fixl2, 1 0112 and 1 0x14 Window Glass.
Together with a general assortment of Groceries and
Plttabo2rigt manufactures — fo r sale by
mvl
JOHN MOORHEAD, 27 Wood st.
Dili /ro.K`t —SU urns A o. 1
' I LO " N 0.2 do do do;
50 " No.l do Cordella do;
54 " .N 0.2 do do do;
TOO " N 0.3 do Cameron do;
200 " Mercer Co., for(oundry purposes.'
For aala by JOUN tICOHUFA-13,
„les
- 21 Wood area.
.
tOKORD ;fry V/tAL WATKIt—al bbl; and halfbble
j 1111; reGelp'ed fresh from the Spriee=, and for sale by
JOHN ItIOORHEAD, 27 Wood et.
iMIM
PEKIN TEA STORE.
S. J Y ES.
No. 98 Fifth 8 t;,,0n0 door A
ea N
st of Exchange Dank,
Pittsburgh, Pn,.
Cllth'EN AND SVACIf TEAS, SELECTIrt) WITH OREAT
VII
Mire,
and
purchased direct from the import:2ra, for
auk .re,
Tie .stock ccnsista of all the different flavors sod
grades of TEA. brought tO the American : market, sod will
be sold, 11,114
our rice 70,k and retail, Fit the LO WES r
IVETAIL GROCE:
s RS hre invited to call and get samples,
and learn
• • -
'kat u
Ilyson No p in nisfaa'P.ACEN/it TEAS,
YoungtO packages, exprpesly for tba trade:
. 1 ; . "
i mperf ., 4 No. I
ti “, No. 2, . ' . . No. 2:
•-: a No. ai • Oolong No. 1,
'" " No. 4 '
, ,
No. 2,
Silver Leaf Young Elyson, Plantation Oolong,
Gunpowder No.l, eouchoug,
" Na. 2, Mug Young Ponehong,
English Breakfast, Old Country Black.
TEAS LE ALL GRADES Er THE Black.
GUEST.
—ALSO—
COPPEE—Fine Java and Rio.
LOVERING'S SUGARS—Crabbed; Coarse Pulverized;
Pulverized A; Matte Clarified C; Yellow Clarified and LC . .31
New Orleans. - .
BAKERS BaolrA, cOOOA and bIIOCOLATE, etc, eto,
Long exptiFience In,the.business is a sure guarantee that
every article sold will be as iepres:nted.
This old este/dished store has no connection with any other
house in the city,
Customers ate wirred not to place any confidence in the
representations of persons formerly employed in this Es
tablishment..
Agent,.?Py epecial appointment, fat the sale of
DR. J-4YNE'3 CELEBRATED FAMILY lIIEDICIATS
:Also, for tEo sale of
]e.l4 L . JOQNSON'S•TYPi, jNif, &e.
.141- Bald lYe nd• anti I/ urd'a anti" haute.
rer—PowarrexncK, Or., Feb. 9, 1855:
This is to cart* that I have used . RURD'S HAIR RE"
STORER" three months, and where my bead was bald it
is now covered with a long growth of new hair.
04Pr.Gao. 0. Dzvlsv, of Whaie.Ship Slonteittmay.
. -Noumea, Feb 8; 1855,
Chemical Manufacturing Co.--Gents: Previous to usin
.your Hair Restorer , ' was 'greatly troull:ed with my hair g
coming out. After using three botile4 the remaining is
strong and firm, and presents a rich, glossy and healthy
appearance. Yours, truly, H. R. WOODIVORTa.
Ponorrenc.cE, CT., Feb. 16, 1855.
This is to certify that I have been rising "Iluan's LIMB
Itgaroasa" about three months; and, now, where my head
was bald, it is covered with a new growth of heir, almost
three inches oeg. I have been bald over twenty years.
A Ma ADAX9.
Bold, wholesale and retail at
GEO. IT. KEYSER'S,
No. 140 17netl a'rent,
kfat.til AIL CULL
01 , WESTERLY PENNSYLVANIA.
Located its PIMBUIiGH, on WOOD :4, near Aura,.
nus Institution, recently organizece under Its charter,
.1_ offers to the young menet' this and adjacent cities, and
or the circumamblent country, facilitive for acquiring in a
few weeks, and for an outlay ins4nidratit, an ART far
more lucrative as an avocation than abbot any trade that
it need require fire or six years. to learn viz
BOOK-KEEPIN , G,
With fie concomitant ante of.fiee and.rapid WRITING and
A ItITLIMEI'IC.
Thu season of low-water and Black business is at hand,
which May be improved to grest advantage by taking a
eotirse of instruction in the Iron City College. Specie' at
tention is given to the apt - dlr./lon or Book-keeping to
Steamboat Business. Come, young gentlemen, clerks,
pri. tines, and others—come and spend, eor days or even
ings, or both, frr a few weeks, in one of the coolest and
_pleasantest Balls anywhere to be found. and iv-quire the
cure means t f obtaining employment and high wages in tie
fail and winter. You will never regret the time you spent
in the IRON CITY coLLEaE.
je2o
priu.,.1...g --- T --- ------ 8700
tD , 5
t 0,, t.
ta
0,-; r„ (11.01 t A DEICE. tiOUSE.OI four.
..los d halt
0VJ1..1 N 0.215 Medford street.
$7OO YOB TIMER ACRES OP CEIOICE LAND, wia
PL
se Dwelling 'louse, a goetl garden, bed grape yin e,
cram erry an a
d ity, apple a"
goad
1. treea Ftrawberrlea, Ac. Only Liur mites
, h con goodlena - road.
f $l5O R A 000DDWELLING ROUSE on Roberta
2tr• et, well finished, and In gcod order.
$lOOO FOR ELEVEN ACRES; nine cleared and in
cultivation. Dwell ng Reuse, fruit trees, Ac., ao. About
lira tulle's from the city.
$lBOO FOR NINE ACRES, with a Dwelling ITottsl of
four rooms, } tablo, ice.: grace vines, 4c, kc.—in good order.
Situated at four miles trim the city,
je2o 8. CUTIIDRP.T A SON, 140 Third et.
FO It BALL
A FINE BROWN HORSE, eußable for Saddle
or Harness; will be sold LOW, ul the owner has
no further ace for him..
noquire of R. IL PATTERSON, Livery Stable, corner
of Diamond and Cherry alley.
je2h3C
________________
* vldend.
Orvich Cfrizsaia' livare.aNcit C0MP.1,57, 1
Jane /6, ISS.
FIIHE PRESIDENT and Directors. of this Corgi:tiny bave
I this flay f.selarial a Lis:blend of FIVE ll()LLAIIS per
Shan upon the Capital Stock: say tear iltillare payable to
ibis Stockholders or their hval repri , entative3, oh and alter
the nth fast-ant, and oue d:dior credited to koek
ielh-let
SA ,,, ltti. L. ,mAvsrry.”,r.. s i , .v.
(A 4 PLI:TiNGS.
D ELAWARE COUNTY . CABPET A NUFACTERING
AS BO C/ATION, nn the Cheater Plat, k ho ti, two tene«
below the city line. r.¢, to buyer, tblq Etu,ll, 1 X1.12 . :S !S
-TEM, ' APESTRI', IU USSEILF.;I-PLS"I 'YORAM, DA3IASK
and VENETIAN CARP ETI NO, vrry reduce: price,
for hcr city a.e, eptance, (intere,t n0h1,1.) The stock,
comprising aleu Li:PORTED FA e, try variety,
can bu tAnatimet: at the raCitry Dar/ yow
Lb« St.oree, 5c s. IS and N. :4 INiON I/ ,
Wool bottgbt, Spuw, Dyed or exchanged Carr,is
,1_ sill -EY JONP..
Igtporta.rit to A:Jou:is/c.f.:per:, arta :.:,Frait Growers. 'LL;,.
Kph` 4, ttPi.,''/
ai
1' thto is 7,911111111iF
PATENT Atli- TIGHT SELF' SEALING Ip, pill, ;Ili,
CANS AND JARS, li: i!itlii'r
Con Presen,rny Freth Fruit 1 i!ii r'
arid livetu I les. ..;:i„1 , 'II P.l
F ail SALE at Ni, l'2l, Wood Ftreet, 1.1 1. , ,1ttg a le. et
the China •nd !wens ware :ttor, of II ES IrY /HU e. et
who it
the i•nly alteur in this city for disp 41, n 4 . 4 ,1 the above
very urtaful at richt. heirs full deFeriptit.nCANl•t,
and the method of we, gee Cirout are, Cu te. l, sd on
ata.ve; where, also, a eumplt te and fu .l h , Orell{ent of nett.
and demirable patterns or Ci/Ls A, GLASS and QUEENzz•
WA IIE, adapted to the want: of private ilanli,s, hotel
keepers and country merchants; mu) be obtained at 14 . 4 , 7
prices.
lel Itly
WESTERN FARRERS INSURANCE CO/11.YEAY,
NEW LISBON, OHIO.
Capital, .9150,000.
J. lIUNTER, Aurxr, SL Charles Building, No. Eh
I Third street, Pittsburgh.
0 171CLAS:
F. A DLOCKSOIL Predient
JAMES BURDICK, Vice President.
, LEVI JVAIITIN, Secretary and Treuxarcr.
PITTxII..TEGII Er-I'LEtEN,`L,:
Jaraea W. WoodwelL Joseph Plummer,
James Wood, It al.
jldna. V. Ilarbeugh, Dr Joo. E. Park,
ai Wm. Simms, Birmincham, Da.aen, Newineyer A Co.
TO Ci)N Tit A CTO HS.
Dnorc ALS for buffeting the main story of St Patrick',
Church will be rseeired by the undersigned, Ch-drman
or the Building Committee, until the 28th of June. The
plan., cud specifications can Le seen at tbo cGice of
C.
llerttoeger, Esq.,,Archilect. E. F. GAhI..a.ND.
Pittsburgh, Jane
CITY HOTEL, - -
(LAtz nnowres,
Corner of Smithfield and ) Third •treetil
JOHN P. GLASS, Proprietor=
PITTs.B P.A.
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tril - IS large and commodious ilouee having undergone
1 thorough repair and furnished with new equipraents
throughout, is now open for the reception of the traveling
el
public.' Quanta MOD/CRATE.
J
BOYDNew Bottling Bonablislimciat.
a MORTON have entered into co partnership to
transact the bnsin [SS of BOTTLING, in all its branches,
at 6 8. LIBERTY street, Neville llall.
Taey have constantly on hand a suner;or article of
INDIA ALE, put up lu pint bottles. Dcsliers and famillec
will find it to their ailvantegn to give us a call, and ex
amine for thecasell es. We also battle a superior article of
PORTEN SARSAPARILLA and MINERAL 'WATER.
Terms as favorable as any other house iu the city. All
orders pg up at short nonce.
j BOYD MORTON.
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No. fS Liberty et.. Neville Hall.
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WANT SITUATIONS.—SeveraI YOUNG MEN, of smart
business haleit.s, with good reterences, wish to be em
ployed as CLERKS or SALESMEN. Those in want of
Boys or Girls can be supplied at BARR'S INTELLIGENCE
Oil-Kit, 410 LIBERTY street.
Also, a PARTNER WANTED, with a cash capital of $lOO,
to engage in a . profitable
: business. I !Noire of G. BARR.
je2o (Chronicle copy.)
C-"-
OREDCN "—a tale of the twelve hundredanu to
Al_ By Sir Walter Scott, Bart., author of " Waverly,
Ivantice,' Ate., &c,
The Winkles, or the Mtrry sronrinaniacs—an American
picture with portraits for the natives. By the author of
" Wild Western Scenes."
13allou's Dollar Monthly for July.
Life of Napoleon _Bonaparte. By John S.C. Abbott, with
several hundred engravings.
Oone Cut Corners--a great b:ok. $1,25.
Constance Herbert. By Mrs. Jewsbury. 37 cents.
: Henry Ward Beecher's New Book, Star papers.
.Illustrated Kdition.of Dickens' NOTCIiI. ir you want to
laugh buy a copy of Dickens' books, twelve in all, with all
I.bn original illustrations, neatly bound in cloth. New edi
dons of all are just published. Prt-e $1.5.).
Sister Rose e ,
arwood in seven chapters, by Chas. Dickens; 123,4 eta.
B 11, a tale of Modern Life. For sale by
jel9 IT. MINER .3c CO., 22 Smithfield Ftrret.
in o PEA.I:IIES-15 sucks prince now this (j---b
rec.-'l---6y
HENRY H. COLLIAB.
ACtfkTttliL-60 half Ws N o. a
30 barrel.. No. 3 do for sale by
HENRY IL COLLINS.
LI:ALMON—No.I Lake Superior Salmon for eale by
13. 1.320 114 .1111 r IL COLLINS.
(;??1' Till anobtain a' fino
titre for 60 eta. at the Enterprise Gallery, 71 Four i
th
bble .iLanuer 31111 s Superfine;
Received and for 1.515 by
je2o SPRlliffika EfARBAU4I &
LOO3lB-100 tons Jut:data, for sale by
Jes JOHN MOORHE4I), ri Wood Bt.
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GRAND Plalifoße
TO/iN 11. MEI LOR, No. St Wood elect, betsroete Dfa. ,
open on -
u mond alley and Fourth street, -'
Saturday, Jute Ith,h, at hie Pi4l/2 WM O
"" " ,,.. -
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Norte V7areroome,
TWO NEW ORA N D PIANS,
. .
From the manufactory of (I/picker/4g & Porter ItedEov•
These instrumental ereemong the Breen( an Improved new
ScAI.C, recently Invented and completed by the A/65er'.
Chlcheringe.
.
LADIIB are especially Invited to call end examine a now
PARLOR GRAND PLANO
The
The Brat
inAtrum and onlyonto. instrument of the kind In the City.
ti,i, with a large Moth of LQUAREI ' • .
PIANOS, have been pelected by the enbcriber, at the .1. .... ...
manufactory in Loston, and will be opened during tit ier end '',: • .
the coming Wevlr.
JOHN ii. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood street, -
Agent for the sale of Ohicketing as gone' Pianos,
Jett, For Pittsburgh end Western P.41u4;
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SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
D.E.Y GOODS
A. A. MASON & CO.
A NNOLINOR the opening of their , - Greet
Sale or their immense stock. Every ext ol.? through
out the eAstillaurfent will to marked down and doled
out.
e •
JOHN COCHRAN, & BROS.
MAN UPACTOBSI2 09
IRON RAILING, 'IRON VAULTS;
RAILING,
Di 3 OREI,
Window Shatters, Wi ndow•Guardo, &Cc
Nos. 91 Second street and
,89 Thtrd at.
(BETWEEN woos Ars kAnZET)
PIT TSBURGIT,.I.4.,
EAU on hand a variety of new, potterms army
Plain, suitable for all purposes. Particular attention paid% '-
to enclosing Grave Lots. Jobbing&ne at abort nolim. ink2l
w London, Ct.
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A. A. CAR85E1L......•.. ................. 04 88.18.11.:. .;
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A. A. CARRIES & BRO., I:-
Cbrnte .Finrraz and Smi(Meld sentils, ,Piadricrgh,, At. ' t. ..
AGENT'S . 4'
STATE
MUTUAL ETRE AND 1L5.2/103 INSURANCE CO. i ,
OP I CARS.IBIIIThO. 1
CAPITAL .. ............ .........-......5350,000. '...
.
, GIRARD
FIRE AND HARTNE INsuamm column
Or PRILADDLP,III.A.
CAP1TAL....._..................... 5,300,000.
INSURANCE -COXFANY
OF THE VALLEY . OF VIRGINIA, •
WIRCIIESTIIR, VA.
CAPITAL ...........
CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COISTANw
HAUTPOIXD," COsll.
m 17,1 CAPE:AL eLND AssErs.... sigi
Non= WESTERN I.3IBIIBANCE COMEANY,
MICE, MERCHANTS' EXCHANOR, PEULAJDELEHUL!
CLIAI22ER PERPETUAL..
A
Atithoilzed Capital, $300,000.
.t, }BETS LIABLE-FOR THN-LOStE3 OA T ctatf i.
PANIC.
In Stock Notes, (negotiable ferza,)secured by Mort. I -
gages end Judgments ..... ..-....-- . ........... $1.00,001
In Bills Receivable, Mortgages and Judgments,
In .1301:14 .. - .... .
............... 106,000
Cash, Cash duets . and 47(+00
,
.---- 4
Total .. . .. . .. .. ..... .. ........ . .. .......... .... .....V• 53 ,
8. OADWELL, Preeiden - t — J. G. BARR, Secreta4.4ll!
Fire, Marine and inland Transportatior. - lt WI, tAkel: -
It current rates.
23 A' PE 12 I? NOll6.
PIMMIIAOII.
JallleB Ill'Cully . Co., dna, Balton A Co.,
W. A D. Riaebaxt, Zug, Ltadaey .4 CO.
'‘'
PHELADZIMULL
21.1.1. Hollowell II Co, Charles D. Wrlstht,
Barrie,
David S. Brown &Co ~ O. H. IL Geo. kbbstt„
Bale & Co., Beans A Watetin,
Ban. {Cm. B. Kelley,
Cope d @
CO, Chay. idegargeo k Cad
C ..
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01 ; 0 40E BINORAM, Agent.. 1
Os Water street, Pittsburgh. 1,
• Copartnership Sotine.
Messrs. Y. STEEL TUJiIiETT
I
HAVE Tillts DAY (pril 3rib) associated with re
suid SAUL. C. OLAhlry
both of whom have been for many years In my establlab_.
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moot, and ItTO already eztenalreiy anti favorably known t1 4 . , ` `',"—e,--.. +*,
men,- my tudoniers and the public generally as superior work, -,
men, and of correct bus noes habits. We hope by tbil
union of experieace and artistic skill—especially in tilt ''. --..- - •.*
watch department; by keeping a largo and well aelecteig .." - ': ' •.-
stock of goads; by &elan, at moderate prices, and by deal: -
.attention to buaboess, to merit a liberal share of patronage,;
Tomy old friends and the petite in general, who have lb.
ninny
years past co literally patronized my bush:teas-I rr . - 4 ,
~.
turn my thank , and solicit for the the new firm a condo';'.
„.• '
nance of similar favors.
Pittsburgh, April /I, 1543.
WILSON, TURBEYT & CLANEY,
Watch makers,
Jecrelera and Edivortaniths,
67 Mat ket etr,-et, c,rner Fornar.
,
British and Continental Exehangel
slum. BILLS DRAWN BY
r
DUNCAN, SILEILSIASI d CO. ',,
ON THE UNION BAE LONDO.V.
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1.?: suas Or £1 AND UrITARDa.
THERE DRAFT'S are- available at all the princlp`,
Towns of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND and IRELAND, ar,,
I the CONTINENT.
We also drat: Siam Buts on
M. A. Grunobattm de.. Bailin,
.;
FRANKFORT 4 ..1/ 4 1 ZIY,
Taioll serT4 a 4 a Itoininance to all parte of G„ - szeG.A.Nr -
NWITZLUAND and IL,LLIND.
Pemaa i o tending fo trarel abroa i may provare. throni
us, Lrtters at CreAt, au vth!ch Money can be obtained, ,
tmedell, is way part of Enrr4e.
COLLIVTIONI of BilLy, Notts, ar d other securities lx. E
rope, will receive prompt attention.
WM. H. WILLIAMS A CO., :'. --
Wood, corner Third street 7.,;'.,' - .'...
WILLIAM HINTER, ,-...:
DEALER EXCLUSIVELY IN
FLOUR AND GRAD
No. 299 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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)11•• Co3mm/fru' antanenta, the BEST BRANDS::
P ENNSYLVANIA,
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01110 /ND/ANA and
BIISSOURI, SDPERFDIE and
EXTRA FLOtr..
Which will al way); be sold at the Lowe.t Cash [a',
WK. B. .IrAYS & - Co,,
DEALERS IN BACON,
I BMS! SIDES & MORN
LARD, LARD OIL,
barED BEEF, •
SUGMICURM) and
R 281:D M
large stock always on bawl at CA
No. 297 Liberty street,-
. PVlTOUtralg, rENTAIL;
Yubtla
bare.
A T the lixeosass Lx,casace, Fourth street, on
DAY EVE:lab:o, the 28th day Of Jane at 8 Vele!
P. H., by order of the. Court of Common Plea, ,
of 11.fioe
ay amply: II:le:ten awl one-fourth Aeree, adiainl ng
nth Ward, and bounded by Centre Avenue, by
patrick, Duncan and Chancery streets, lying at the
date on Ceatre Avenue. If not sold entire, it will beef;
ed In lots according to a plan to be seep at the Moneta&
Exchange, P Al. Davie' Aadtiob Aeolus, or °Mee of Rob'
McConnell, Fifth street. Tanis—Ons tbstrth cash, real -
in three equal annual payments, with Interest.
JeD:
ROBERT RODE,
Truett,
vo.Partuerab Ihp. •
W E have this day associated ourselves IN the PO "
PAO/LING athl puovisloN business, at the
stand, ::97 Liberty street. The buAtiess Is to be concha
under the name sod style of W. B. H.A.TB g 00.
WTI. B. UAW. - •
Gal a LLF.A.r •
Prrrargati, May 6,lBss—LW:lin]
S. .111'KEE &
LSAYU PAC/TAPAS OP
i
NI'KEE'S PENNSYLVANIAGLAS,
ALL MLA OP
WINDOW GLASS C
Extra, Double Strength, Imitation Crown and "kV
Vials, Flasks, Pickle and Prat - lir - To Jars;
Wino, Porter and ?dineral&Mei: •
Telegraphio-& Lightning-Rod Insulato.
Sr.CO:rD, DETWESN Woozra BIALMXT STS,
prmauros, sutra.
Eut a abort distance from the Steamboat ,
from Monongahela House , St. Charles, and City landing
J. 11. JONES ......... .......... . ........ D. DIN
JONES .S; DENNY,
Forwarding a‘ad Commts' Merchan, -"-
apl9) 61 WATER STREET,
I 5.5.
TR ANSPORTATION
TO AND MOD' THE EASTERN CITr ;
VIA PENNA. CA.N..4Z. AND .RAILBOADS.
„all LEECH & CO.'S LINT
Between Pittsburgh, New York, Phi Udell,:
and Baltimore.
rinllS ROUTE being now to good order, wo are prep;
to despatch property either way on favorable tax ,
Shipments consigned to either of the undersigned
forwarded without charge for comintaslOnA, and a. 1.111 2 2;: '
done promptly attended to.
Address or apply to D. LEECH & CO., -
Penn street and Canal, Pittsburg,
• ileums LEECH,,-
Receiving Depot No. 13 South Third stn.,:
Delivering Depot, Dock at., PhiladelV
A. mini, Agent,
No. 75 North street, Baldmmy
.RlO. 3.InDONALD Agen
No.l DlftPr, t
, yn.4
MERR ICK HOUSE.
W. BLOSSQM, PROPRIET.C'
INEW BRIGTiTON,
READER COUNTY: Y.
'DEAL ESTATE DEOKER, Office No. 35 Arcade,
Avenue, Philadelphia.
Timber and Coal Lands, Farms and City property ton'
so ag ld and excbanged Money procured on bond arid
dr.ee to
ge, perxonal property and merchandiza, Apply M m
101.19 P ,
.
in416.71k,
engage in a business paying is handsome per c;
aga. Reference given, It ;squired. -
6, wilt, 410 Libertv:
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EIPIEN
112=VES