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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
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UESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 19, 1859
Ira. PrIII3IIIIWIIWEEKLY WIZET TE. -7 1mextenalt •
etenallithm "me' Warily L:cxt4 ntrera to our hualmier men
meet •frible medium matting their tuallneou !warn
'' h a
Otte eircuiathm totraeoruut and five thousand, reaching
Wilmot aim,. merchant, *manta/Aurae ant! abet . ..keeper In
Western Pemuryitumia. and Eastern Ohio,
.I,II.ADVELMISEIt9.—Neither the Klltorlal Itonms
nor
on Prlnling fatablblnment of the I.Mur, amme, are opened
Sundy. • Annortratinohodeolre their notkos Mammas
I. tlni Diner Cu 3fnaday morning. wllipleme band them In
before Effokric. on s
Atulai•
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101..11E.ADLY0 mArrEn I,UUND(Zi
PAWS OP.nus PAPER.
. , . zitinoeesx Arrataa.--While waiting with in
,s..""_v"s2. '. tense intermit the arrival of the next steamer
due, the Africa, which sailed from Liverpool on
, the 28th ult., and which will bring three days
' later intelligence, it may be useful to review
: . the'aspect of affairs nt the date of the last aril
. ..
rid. '4 ,.. t. that time no answer from the'CLar bad
been received in''reply to the ultimatum note of
1 .
~.lhe Sultan and Abe Great Powers. A romor, by
-. !,,boy'-' 'Nay of Vtennit, indicated that the Emperor hall
i mperiously'rejected the proposal of the Porte.
but the rumor is doubted, and we are inclined
to believe it groundless.
The authentic copy of the Porte's acceptance
• ;of thepropo,ol of his allies is quite a different,
''' ment from that previously telegraphml, and
hitttile`a - Srlew phase on the aspect of a ff airs.
, liieu
~ illst:s ridly
~iii,aefepted without any of the modifi
,ee,tionlldie was said to have demanded. It is Co
iceiielliator'k nod mild, and , "yieltis so far to the
..f".ao s of theCrar ' that ore do not see how
itrefneef.tiz liccept,„„Unless be is bent on war
,AkWl r laizardit,Zzind in defianie of the moral
, rikeettutiand public opinion of the civilized world.
, . "`"4 . te note 11009 not atipnlato for any definite time
for the evacuation of the Principalities, ns was
. , stated, but requires that the Russians shall retire
"with . the shortest possible delay." A re
sicwal of the old treaties is agreed to, and the
`-, :. full enfrinehitement of all the Christian inlmb
. .
!tants of the country, undo :the combined pro
, trtionof Europe, is granted. The Porte's 80-
: ..., .. - ,..-41*tance of the note is in fact so exceedingly
-'!"-' , -.i. 7 - '''imisiniatile mill submissive, that even Austria
-..- would Snipe - late for nothing more for itself, awl
we canned believe that the Czar will be so 111:1,1
, , ,
_state reject eo .fair ti proposition for himself, iu
.:, . the .face of combined Europe. IC be does, he
- ' ' :wail!! be fearfully-punished. '
... - • - *lf these impressions are correct, the next ar
, ; rival will tiring more pacific news than any which
. have reached it for the last six months. Any
hour may annoence the steamer, ...and the fate
of Europe
•
'- 4 The 'tenor' of European opinion, however, by
the last arrival, does not indicate n peaceable so
_ .. lehou of the difficulty. The public mind, both
In England and France, seems to hap settled
down into an expectation of war, and a firm res
- elution to meet it. No hope is expressed that
- the answer of the Czar will be satisfactory, Ibis
delay is interpreted as a sagacious policy to gain
time to meet the. coming sterna. toy it not
' arise from a desire to gain some distinguished
success on the Danube, such as the capture of '
'Kalatst, to enable him to withdraw from the
contest with more credit? This would amuse
Ids people,' and gratify his personal vanity. All
'accounts from St. l'etersburgh state that the
Emperor is bent on war. The following is some
of the gossip in that quarter, and, if well found
; : eel, it chows that Were is cause fur most gloomy
_ .' 'apprehensions :•
'!.'• - ' The latest accounts received from St. Peters
' --. - . , :bni-g-,to the 7th of January—speak of the great
ifferieseeece which reign,, there, and particularly
of the fanaticism of the lower classes of tho people.
- - Accortling to these letters there remains not the
• . ' - remotest hope that the Emperor will listen to any
- ' - comprenline such as that proposed by the Vienna
conference. -
= ' One ietter states that, in a "conversation with 1
- the French Amba.ssidoe; the Emperor.declared
' ' that, though his original intention was not war
: or conquest, yet he Lahould consider'it au act of
'"greatest cowardice and indignity not to accept
the war which the Powers offered him.
' - - 'When the Emperor learned the entrance of the
fleets into ; the Black' Sea,_ be_ displayed perfect
• caLnnese, and said to those about him--
"When Inane is offered to Russia, Russia ac- - 1
„cepts: - .. She can afforil'to mourn for a fleet, hat',
"not for the honer : dtheilation. I expected the
"resolution taken' by" - L''France and Great Ilritain, 1
-'' •-'. ' 'and thereffire; lam not unprepared.` All my or
ders bare been given in advance, foreseeing this
' ' ' • 'act, which by violating - treaties, frees me from
. • their obligation." : -
It appears certain that the Czar had asked
*Prinep Menachikoffirketherdie could make head
against the combined fleets. The reply Ml 6—
': , ' ' 'Ten: we can conquer, or fightand die to thelast
man." x :The Emperovreplied that i‘that was all '
she wanted, for to die in such a cause was in the 1
, - . ' old "Muscovite spitiC" -;
There happened to be agrand reception at the
Court on the'day that M. dalteizet attended for 1
the, fairpoie--of presenting .. the declaration of
. ' France relatire to - the'entry of the fleets into the
'' • Blank,' sei.!. Aftei the `ceremony was over, the
- ," Enttiertir lticholior, ; addressing some memberiof
the diploitiatic corps; who were near lilm, said:
"ilentlethoti; I hare' done till !Could to main
'tali iMice: , lain driven into War. ' Russia nev.
errefUses battle when offered to her; she may
..:'' Mourn Melees of a fleet, but shenrill never have
to ininirn the hors of her lima." - ' '
TIM' demand li'o,B minute at St.
p eterViurg
whether the Emperor Nicholas Would Wee't the
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_..EmPekV:r of Austria at Warsaw. The reply re
- 'Ow-ed Wag, that his Majesty, the Emperor of
.. : .
.. " ; Itu.lii, uttended,to go to the seat of war! The
Wires:slit contained in this answer has put the
military party into an excessively ill humor with.
` The answer given by'the Itualian'admind to
ile'captain of the Retribution,• who - conveyed`
- ~.• ; :the message front "the English and French admi
._ ,-,, :leis tofiebastatial, is said to Iflive been - veryr. la ,
equiai =nay, that lie had no orders to receive
: Erb* a French or English admiral, and that lie
,idzinildleaii Sebastopol, or remniu in it, accor
4ansta the orders he received tram the Empe
ror y or li:a Ao whale superior,' .
It 4P that the Archduke Csanstantme was
.., , of Selinsffipe) at the time,, and'when he heard of
4 ~ . ,.., : the message delivered by the English, captain,
-
......„.„'„..„ Ilett ipto,a passion, anti decla r ed that he would
~i.-iastantlisgive arderaforthollee(to ; go to "eon,:.
4. - 7":, , , , ,ltit:iihat. would happen. ,
: • „„„,,- .. Theawful suspense which pow reigns :Oyer'
.. `"Eurofie,;• La? akin to ' that dreail stillneas.uhkh
. „
-- iserades the atmosphere just , "preVions to one
.
of those:desolating hurricanes irtiicli Sometimes
' . . irireeli:`ovir tropical CountrieS,-leaving,haveti'and
dam, wil i e r siain, . Men are _tact** talk
lit
'iZhiepeee, ;eared by- the forelsalM jam!,
which they seem to fear Will be nceelerated by
..., , thaw:Med of their voices. - The'hearbtof thous-
Ondirfail them. for fear, *die others 'snuff the 1
battlefrom afar with eager: haste, hoping ty.t.
..,- ft will work Out Itirope'e redemption.`; From our
. . safedistance we ran le'oic on witt calmness and
.r. :Is saute of seetnity to which'; buropean nations
.: are etraniens—fer itia not alone to thou° whoare
,--- .'" near the scene of probable contest, or actively
.. - ..,...C- 0 6',10 41 in it,lhat:there is danger,_ for there is
i, - .....
no telling Whif.:l .. erpiution.4 andtumult, and re
. : , ;:'.t)eliiP 4 a,, and W i llui!i° , s ftene-s,maY.be aeon '-in
everycountry, exceptt - probably Great Britain,
~; during' the progress of the' war,4 It is these
1 .. ;
thing. 'Which alarm the - atontest hearts, - and
..-,. 'Which bareeatised such Protracted 'negotiations
. . ,- ,,: . .
~ - •to avert the threatened evil - -
,The-Tollowing letter from E. GALLAIIII4T, .1.0
. : 'the , Te'airkr dia 'Etats - Unit," is Interesting its
, .
.-:- • thering the state 'of feeling in Italy. • .
• ' •.• , Fiats; TlMmilay,4art. 1:,), 1854.
#• - . A a from Italy confirms erery ru
• .. or. tat has ranched us respecting the formen-'
, • ••tatiou occasioned in , that country . by
~ the veer:
, ... -approach : of war. Unless the• Government' or
ei . Austria, openly and, frankly declares agnintb.
.. Ritesix- ell .' l4 P4ril,i, will rise, like one tolto:
ngaituit her. at Pe' firs t cannon idtot. She would
, . rise still more readily, were Auitria, by.-any
, chancm-to side, with the Cznii..a n d 'it Rol m h o
;,. in that . direeti . onaluti Germanywoull fi rst deact7
, the French flagnow floating -at Rome. Bence,
we hear nothing more acid about recalling - our
troops from the Romagna; on the contrary, it i s
proposedio increase the effective force of our
gurisona in the Legations, for the purpose of
controlling, from that•poidtion, all the phassa of
the - Autitroltslinn system, that is to sity, to pro
; lect 'Austria-if she is Our any, araLtdeftdrb-her,
'• 'fihriuld she become our enemy. '
~.I ` 4 l - ' - - •
; -• Quite as' grate no eicitement - is gni& to •be
•' spreading throughout Greece, but; against 'Tnt
key, 'whose "territory the liellenes are anxious
to invade, On. one side while Massie, their•co
retigioithit,' advances eittthe 'Other: The 'Anglii-
Fieneh fleets Will arrange all- that, -when the .
time
4,
~. de has came. Piedmont witrerland feel
• the reflex of this agitation-if._ "
..rdildan flito7
- is,panting to avenge the defeat at No
, vhrs. upon the. Apstrians, out the Executive of,
-.J the:Helvetia 'Confederation Proposes to demand
~. of the _Federal -Assembly, now in session:4 credit
~o f-400,000. francs, Ibr, the - . purpose -of orguni.
.. zing a body,of troop!, to be W di!ttibu 'along tbe
-Istrist!frotitiers .of. littutoloYi, FArticularly MI rate
aidefardn#LAUStria,
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PITTEIELBGE
riIKNNTLTANIA RAILIIO/111—IMPORTANTCHANelg.
I —The traveling public will perceive, on examin-
I lug the advertisement of the Pennsylvania Rail
road, that the Mail Train, and the Accorninoda
tion Train will not hereafter run on Sunday.—
Both will leave every day except Sunday. The
Express Train will leave every evening at half
past nine o'clock. Passengers arriving here on
Saturday evening can spend the Sabbath, and go
on in the evening after claundi hours.
We are much gratified with this grus.t improve
ment,' and beg leave to express our thanks Ls
`the Directors for thus yielding to the moral
sense of the community. It his always been a
disagreeable reflection that the stockholders de
cided in favor of Sunday travel, and we rejoice
that the Directors have quietly made a large
Ltep in the right direction. We have no doubt
they will find it to the interest of the Company
to Continue it, and we trust they will soon abol
ish Sunday tfivel altogether. There has been
a rapid improvement in this respect of late, all over
the country, and we confidently look for the time
not far off, when tint one train will be run on
Sunday in the United States. What a glory
this would he for our nation!
Tuu FtRST MEM:tilt TRAIN.—ThiS evening
the first passenger train on the eastern road,
through the tunnel, avoiding all the inclined
planes, will leave this city nt half past 9 o'clock.
No doubt many of our citizens will embrace this
opportunity of visiting the East. It will he
something to think of and talk about to he on
the fit passenger train through and over the
Allegheny Mountains. It 10, indeed, a' 'grew
event, and ought to have a fitting celebration
Y I 3i -
LESTINII OF THE FIIICNIOI OF TVANIIINOTON COL+
taketwlace this evening at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. Serewil distinguished
persons are to address the uwetidg, and letters
n ill be read front others who can not attend--
among others, one Criint non. Firmis A, Wise,
Alitmnus of the institution.
The first Lecture of Rev. 1..8. Findley will
take place on Wednesday evening instead of
Tuesday evening, as first announced. It is de
ferred on account of the meeting of the friends of
Washington College..at the same place, dm trod
- Prisbyterian Church.
CEnvenennenee of that).* rltuLnigh (isette. •
ileatuserno, Feb. IL. _
Is Sessre.-The . Speaker laid before the
Senate the annual report of the Delaware, Lack
awanna and Wmteru Railroad Company.
Mr. Dania presented the memorial of the Se
lect and Common Councils of the City, of Pitts
burgh, in favor of vacating the Canal between
Liberty street and the Monongahela River. Al,
so, a remonstrance from citizens of Pittsburgh
against it. Also, a remonstrance from Councils,
against the Butchers' Market Association.
A number of petitions is favor of the new
County of Conemaugb were presented. Also, a
number in favor and a large Dumber of remon
strances against Lackawanna County.
On motion of Mr. M'Clintock the bill amend
atory of the Common School law was referred
, back to the Committee on Education, for the
pnipose of azartulment.
Mr. Cm-sswell read a bill ittpinee to incorpo
-
rate atethe Ebeasburg and Loretto Plank Road
dBY.
On motion of Mr. Donde, a-bill to provide for
paymbnt of motive power expenses on the Port
age Eftilmaxl was taken up and passed. It ap
propriates $20,500.
The Prohibitory Liquor bill came up in order
on second' reading, Mr. Crabb's motion to post
pone for the present pending.
Mr. Crahb and Mr. Buckalew briefly urged the
postponement, on the ground chiefly that there
was no wisdom nor propriety in discussing a bill
of similarcharacte.r in both llou.ses at the same
time. They proposed to wait till the House bill
had been finally acted upon. •
Mr. Slifer and Mr. Runk - el opposed the post
pouement. They could see no reason for regu
lating the action of the Senate by the move
ments of the House on this position. Resides
many friends of the Measure in the House pre-
ferret'. the Senate hill- The motion to postpone was disagreed to—yeas
15, naYa 15; a tie vote. •
The finst section of the bill was then rend and
passed, by the following vote:
Yees.—Afemrs. Cresawell, Darsie, Etatill, Fer
guson, Hamilton, It. It Hamlin, R. W. Ibuolin,
Heedrie!ta.; Hoge. 'Kunkel; ld'Farland, Platt, Quiggle, Skinner, Slifcr,-16.
HAVe.—llleams:-Buckalew. Crabb, .Foulkrod, -
Goodwin -' Haldeman, Kinzer,
Loch. „Price Sager, 'Wherry, M'Casliu, Speaker ,
The sections to the eighth were then consider- !
ed, the yens and nays being called on each. The 1
eighth section being- read, antborizing a Hanna
of warship mum of complaint against any per-
con for selling liquor without authority of law.
Mr..Priee read a written spe!eit in opposition '
to the principle of the
„section. Ile regarded it
as a violation of the rights of citizens, outran-
teed by the. Constitution, and t..oukt not give it
his sanction.
Mr., Kunkel replied to some of Gm objections
of the Senator, of a general character.
- Mr. Theater opposed the section, agreeing with
the Senator from the city—Mr. .Pricr—that it
was an infringement of private rights that could
not be justified. He still bad the floor when the
hou; of adjournment arrived..
TIM Governor sent in a message, giving - a
ttotemont of, his doinga'at Erie, in relation to the I
Franklin. Canal . Company. Ile discusses the
question at ;length,, ~With caltunem, clearness,
_and ability, strongly. urgiog a break of gauge at
Erie. The message is evidently Pennsylvanian
.din spirit and recommendation. One thousand
eopten were ordered to he. , printed. , I
in- the lloiese, the business was unimportant. I
Struthers.teported frOm .committee the;
bill to incorpenite thelEagle . Hotel Company ' of d
Pittsburgh: - , •
Mr. , Strong, , the bill to `incorporate the.Erie,l
Ghs Company.
Mr. Lowry, the bill to incorporate Mt. Wash-
ingten -Inclined Plane Co.- '‘;
Barton, the bill to incorporate the Mutual
Ituntrance Co.; of Allegheny County.'
Mr. illabara, bill to Incorporate/ the Allegheny
city And Pnutkliti listßroad Co:
Mr. Wright,the to ineorForatethe l'itte
burgh,-Kittantaing,aral Warren Railroad Co.
'A.' hilt relative to - the. Contingent expenses of
the Legislistaie mowed its Revere' reading
69, nays 12: At authorizes the. Clerk of each
House to - furnish itatienery;ttc.i to.; the fadeout
Of $5, for' each Member.... - '
' - 'The bill from the' Smite .relstive to Ter o
IlatlisTower Expenses on. the. Portage road,
was referied to the Committee. on Ways end
Froth itunue
dsq J urn , &clock on lon
*'"uon•
Dust4in ton M usiewm , .4,4 — nottoinandent in that an agent is iWitijitt this city :busily
engaged in buying up oldnitslcets. The ,ol,oest.
iswot known,: but they are sentto New York.—
One trunbtht, that they ate intended for Cuba---:
atiothei •that they are designed for. Eurom::.
411(1A - third that' they are dentinal, for , Morloo.
rettaht it is that' a large number 'have already
ptunitaid. Other agents: hare been,s en t,
into tlie in teriati - Of this And othei States, with a
•Siinilar'bbSeet. The'lnouttY pioniptly paid, on
deliVety;;litnivt , ry : gad 'Plitt's - are AU/Linea.--
lizansams..—rhe plea with whichthe northern
Ple-teectliiireglses"NebeLka9tto JiistifY support9;*ii•
is;13111, that the teriitorils.toO
:fie North ever to be settled by, slaves. We
before given the testimony of Col." Johnson, the
delegate from Nebraska, to the contrary of this;
and now we have additional evidence to the same
purport, furnished jay a corespondent of the SL
Louis Republican, a paper which zealously sup
ports Douglass' Ne any; that--"Slavebold
ers having with them slaves,nowreside, and have
for a long time resided, in Nebraska;" and adds,
significantly, that others wish to go there, as
soon as Nebraska is organized." Nothing could
be more frank or candid than this; and it leaves
to Northern men no excuse, whatever, for sup
portin t •
" 'cults a bill. If they do it at all,
they must do it with their eyes open to the fact
that it is a bill init.-mini not only to legalize the
shivery tdready'existing in that territory, bat to
sanction its further introduction and extension.
TIIE FOREICN Vorc.—The foreign Vote, through
the demagoguism of the Demucratio party, has
hitherto contributed immensely to its success,
and through the success of that party, Lt
has
been made instnnuenlal in inkling tothe strength
and insolence of slavery. As a meet return for
this help received from the votes of naturalized
immigrants, who are mostly workingmen and
mechanics, a South Carolina politician proposes
tudeprive the workingmen of the country of the
benefits of education; and now the Baltimore
Times, a paper established purposely to defend
the slave interest, boldly advocates the abroga
tion of the naturalization laws, and the exclusion
of naturalized foreigners front office. Thin is
the reward given to German and Irish democrats
for their services in upholding and defending
slavery, through' the instrumentality of the
Democratic party.
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gestions offered in yesterday's Journal by !,.31er- '
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by which all three Associations, viz: the Mer
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mission, and when combined unit patronized l First Premium for n Silk Kat.--
with the whole strength and personal interest oft WiLsOs A SON, Fashionable natters, 91 Irona-nt,
our community, will produce most marked and I as now prepar..l to feirninh [Mir cur., And the
happy results. So into every merchant's and Public, an onortment of !rata and Calm, which for
mtion in inrittst m our own miner...tun
manufacturer's counting-room and you will hear b ' ukl. of fin "' •u 'l i ' rie. '.."••• , Ise zuroossea by any
nothing but_ lamentation end complaints about .
r....
s,
„o r
I " , ,TrI',:‘,TC.IL
the delicieney of public spirit, the little interest
and $4.00.
0c22-imdlers
end discussion we have in measures of public -
--'
-
importance, the lethargic, stand-still, and de- - Ague and Fever of three Years Standing
pendant policy that we have of late pursued.- CUM.:U.-Mr. John Lo'ngden. now thing at Beaver Dub
or Oats, year. moat of the trio he had chilies twice
The reason is obvious, and Waken clear se ve ry 1 llnnover C3yuuty. % irchlin. near Itlchmondrhail AO. and
consoling fact, that there is abundance of private I l"°"1- f
trying tint....
enterprise among us, and every wish and diepo. 1 ..„ 4 4 ,,' Y ' 1 ' 1 %7', „ ~1 . 1 ; ,1 r 1 111. 1 . oaTtltcaoroarch e d with fever
Atka to contritiute liberally and do all in nor ' vi.. - 1 - 1 " : " ...7,1J.,7 - ;„ ' : 11 T 1 ,', 1 ,,,T,' , L'''' , ' 1 .., 4 ",
power to the improvement of the city, and the I recommended to him. voni - teLorui to'"at-ive..fludpZrg.::::
enlargement of her commerce and influence. , when Carter's Spanish taste. wan 5t..1011 of; be got tiff;
wan orderer cured, and has not bad a rumor foyer arr.
But hitherto all thin intelligent thought and fore- I botth.e. but hello. he bad laws' mor e than a mingle one. be
sight has been voiceless motor no effect, because 1
there lion been no public medium , through which , '„1'.,,-,h;,;'',''''" I''''''""'"""h"'"'"`th who hare lo an
thla crest Tonle, ❑ Oterative and Lbewl ow
they could nuike a public expression. If we gh, I ;.%--;-"- ' Y
Soe alvertimment with bis rertificato.
not think to our own interest, we may be sure no
.u.l2.lnen
other community will think and net for UP.- -
••Eerery one for himself, and cirril take the bind- PR 0 T-E C 'l' II) N
most, - is the policy of the day, and to Secure INSIMIANCI7, COMPANY,
our shore or Western and easteau custom, travel p
~,..,
~ k UP lIAIITYMID, CuNN 1
end triple we must oppose foresight to foresight, "..-- 'I.
' A i h" P" " 1 '""" ' l. " ( ''''' 111 "' 4 '
tact to tact, money to nionev, and work to work. s„ 1,0002000.
INC(IRPOItA ei;it le"s.
Cleveland, Cineinnoti and gullet. are hard cities
to heat itt the way of shrewdness, steeple. :lc- l'olieies of I nsuranee issuml at all times ton the
tivity and energy, and the Ovro former nre now Most faisirttisic tempi, itoulluit
OCcupying ground North of us, crossing our 1.0 S S II It It AM A t., L. -
A in
Y
whole SLID., and rutting off a trade from New ins TUE F I It E.
York that would to. equal to the business of PERILS OF NAVIGATION.
the Philadelphia and Baltimore roads uteinsf. it 'a im; .y,l , 1 ,41 p. 1 , 41 '1 1114 ' . 111 . 1 0/.. gent,
itill.lairl s tend Alhe true tka
in a fair presumption that if ire had acted intim • - ' -, . •
fur ourselves and less for Philadelphia, awl if s lndigeition and Livilr Complaint Cured
we had made arrangements at an early day fur
.K,:_Epki1,ET,,,1L:',Riii,,,,,,,,,":1,,U,74,T,,,:i°" Wt.."'"
the close coimection which New York is . .0, 114 1 Sn s m ~.
~,, sir , i „ hi and
~. r, , o ~.,,
sirons of, that that less favorable and mewl, More , E -n, 100 - ovotost hi; the ttoe 01 / ouf Petrelonn " . ‘ l h wish b . .
expensive route WWII,/ never hare been deviseol. I ~,TitLPoo'Ziogii'miliNilo::;:47toilifol7 ,k ern 6 1 " 7. • 1
But routesnuee contracted fin et be built, med. of o t t i ay r ,pie an. arketed with indlzestill" l a .1 "' n'is7a.-U rn oti l
New York, if she snout hose the nearest and ... " lA t iioll . cq n.i t hp iN l is . litt.“ l l; , ,'",',„ e lt'„`" L ' k ",g . _''
best route, will take the best she can seeure. li. -t t w o o r
three each -about a tear and a half ,:'‘.."":2 :lid
„ ue bar never eneord so tort health for er e an .1 a
This is one instance in many 0
.liere we !nitro ..ono that tlisr 1 had not taken ri. !le lettle a be i l ' a...J . '
have been, to use Cul. Iffehl's expression, "a t•••r r •Ht••••" , tit. id"••••• s Jodi so d ' Garrooss His oit's
little previous." We age • o with -.Mercator" i trZ.". :r; "..2.:",:": .t d .:. ll : l '... r r i rt , V. hi A'gr, j !',l"`" th ,!t
when be says that there Las been no Wee in our the tir , ,, , , 7 . 1g... i 1i ii:adh e a u of recent year etaio l liminty the
history when vigilance, shrewdness, energy, tang F.JI 17 :...Sr K7lOlO. eanal Mode , tans, ty Kewmen,
all enlightened public 011111i011 id S.O ',folly inn 1 4 ::,%,..r.". 4 . 1i..." 1. ..“ 0, L,1.d . ! a0..1 Untdoe Dealer ere re
portant, us
no ,,
and we think. in all soliernes.), - '- -' 4 "'" 'W."'""•• e' s'''tunt „
"'MA
_t_ , - 1 ;
that fur the formation of public opinion abroad, It &CONNER, proper BROTWER &
fur the proper care of our interests at home, BAN E. ERS .ANI I INSURANC CO.,
E
and for the increase of our commerce, wealth, ERN. N 0.115. Wtod Or... Lear door from Pi vitt...BEA L
et, Pith.
manufactures and ontsiole investments, that an Lurch-Huy sad Pell Par a,,, Cernott Fun nt d & MOO. and
intelligent, Well organized, united, and fur.seclo g Time Exchange, Coin. Smelt?, a:indent and :meta Time
Beard of Trade, in connectiun with an efficient 11111'.1"11 Cf1 " 1 " . " -1- . ? " 4 " . ' allow 64 a'y al ai aa T h.. la
oomitea of Par AIM durrent Ilone •an I Inn r et
Exchange, with published statistics of our re. • '' ' ''''' ".•-•' -
Unlit. Polled.. for the-Arne ! a nt.a Cone,. haat.
eources and facilities for manufacture. and which, t'apital. $170,41.1.1.) ow 4 llor et I MIURA Not Como, a t : /IFoit a i
by various means, will hold out every induce- Ilooenuniel./
ant.'
went for eastern capitalists to settle end build JAIKES P. TANNER, I
among us, *ill actually do more good to Pitts-, 11 IIeiLESADEAL PH.
burgh than a first-chi. railroad. Constantly IN BOOTS, SHOES, BONNETS. LEATIIEIt. •
direct attention abroad to the unparallelled MI- N.. fai Wood street, Pittsburgh,
ranta . ;teiP of this place fir manufactures, foe a taxer, TOM. kXD no ory, lP
railroad- centre, for coal trade, and when you My Stock consists of upwards of 2: - .00 eases,
have gained that attention, keep it up, ply it 1„itF.::;..417„j,;,,,..,;11,:',2,., ;,,,,,,,:',,,,1c0T;;„5,,,",1,;:v
with arguments, and you Must certainly liat, t.ir.,•stozedeztiort ) roe FALL and ir 1.NTE1111.11.1/n,
the most surmising e ff ects. This is true Pitts- atierVil: toWnglitta.'Lti.isrruACw--t="Ven:r t.'".r.
burgh policy, and it hi to this method chiefly that It. ll k.""ril •itd,rll.lttlits ones
berate .. eaZiEW
lett. PO di LEA E .
Buffalo, Cinciuwiti, St. Louie, Toledo, and chi
cago are growing so much fester than Ire, for not Dr. liforse's Invigorating Elii
one of them eau compare frith us in advantages (rand IL -If it I. Inquired how this meat restorative . ; a
and undeveloped resources. scoupitzliing orb natraordinary cures. we CAll 4.1 y rear DlGtenon-
Every Manufacture!, Merchant, Artisan and that In the Arabian herb that form, 11.1 cardinal
lateen
(I'ola'../11..}.2f1;.r. t it ". Latimer, Jr.
• , 11. Fier.
Altichanic in this city is therefore interested in h ..`" l '"'" '4 ' 4 ' 4l9 ' tb ". ' ''''''"" t ''''' 1 ' 0,6-1 ."- • 4 ' l ' l- ' pti",.loa.Vll tin., ' i 5,... Wm. Dinuhatt.
Ittoodut and enaater van...lino of curare .
John P. bile( rth.
the success of this projected undertaking; and h.,,ib e „,,,,,, In-,. .rem:,„,,,, ~ , '''''''"'""•". is. uses.. Jr . /*saner salted.
I j Win 'h .. h i . .lr.a7 k. e, ''. .
we hope they will bean at the meeting, and lend sztieos of th„ n.,,,,,,„ ;;;;;;;. ' ; ' , " : 1 ,;!;'.. * r.` 11 ' 4 " 1.1 ' . " 111 • /Der U. Oencieek.
ostienie , b.st is y Daft.. Cry our.
their countenance and aid ,
remedies, a., to Freak, re m . to have beeh nibildned In thin -
__ _ I Jfihtl Shloton. . i
Allow us to ituggi.t a plan of proc.slure for this ben.; and /n the 141,1-llft or tAIItDIAL we have their eon- " Du Pont P. POwder.-- • ..ry variety ~0 ii,
Fve l l' • i
evening. Let a temporary Exchange be immesh- c""Ars'. 4 nosencoo .1t is she ellen. tooroxer. nut tl,l4 a el a '
Mosta Mast Ind Powder In all 1.4.0 pneknor'nlwaytt
sally organized, let resolutions be p.m,' strong- " lth ' 1.1 "" 1 " 1 " 111 1 a J -11111 ! the PrwoOal apidinktki l 0 hand and xr le nom .
, ..
~.....itte,
.d. r,,,...,...h,„
~.,:mtr,lnferr....:,..tireb.l.2,l_
.risirte ... szat versors t, Untrifotilrs 1 - .Y'' ' ".
rn":°"'w.u'tj!t'ejt,7wit,A_l„,h"st,°,'',,,tto.}27,,,,:,.,,, „sot_
IY urging our citize n to give a unenim„us and the 11. ' 11 ' 1 4' /-1 " '''''''• "r dr'''''rAu .re ''il'•' , . the n .. '"' 4* ' ' ''
~." . 1 °"" "" I‘llf
hearty eo-openition and then let a
ouliptst istelligeut,inost enterprising, awl Dent tit. a t ..‘"... 4 ".' .1...' p , oially
1
155 Fenn lured Pittebunth.
c.
....
im.,,,f m .,-„,,_ .... ,
.. - ,...... .7 4 .311 1!Pifick1dnirak-UFil idikt4.l.ymor 7Tho
hauxOt from the uses of Dr. !dortstcnikt 1 e n 0 . 11111 E. 1 113:01CAL (OD LIVED. 011. /l Le - ova
lass
it shell be consider the best pl7raf estalilish- Pedltens - tlie viv•la •httc. , iu a 1..: al a llll ./ af "IV. ;'.•••• ~..... .-.... , 1 bY the tiro( ItlicliToN,lll.ll!rtUlttlaC:lB
ing and SeCUring the proper objects of a first darter t:',o"l,l•lt',,
Ir or Iterate Thcvi i i beta. somorted hy i
no revel
class Merchants' Exchange, and whether theirsi- '; ‘ , 8' ,.....,, mj „, ~„. . ..,,,,,,,,.....0 . 4 . Lb.
~..
_. „ crisoirstlim, sr %lark Medlin, lost the pr e (lil of the
teresLs can be subserved bye. separate action, or ij,,, ~.h„,,,,, verify them I, ..,,, i.": " . .;7 b 7 ,
.7 .4 " 1- r, stash OA Fiat Lie ed. pro. red with Lb, a 5„,,,,,,„
.........
by a conical unitol with other Associations.- fine. Tbeensttallseut eliblebly coons:tested. In nat. .7,:o.rbi,..,rser:O.,"l::'''"m''' 1:-.T.1,,,,,,......„h,.....7-,,
, ads bill*Llllll.. I•hy
-111,11 let a meeting of all our badness men be nor, _Prim 0,4 doltarsoes rate. two for fit . ..dollar. Pin phi...,
called, three or four weeks hence, to receive the fer telelve 'Faux . C, 11. RINI,. Pn,orictor. Carrion -The imat enter o nly and rekliscity of our 011
report carefully osidered, and arrangtvl to the
..,, • i ll2 _ n....4...r. N. Y. Lam lu.luirl mato imitstligia. out purcharra .10 picar
4. .. - ..5a 4 1 1 - b lo; ,, in i ttstit i... t.twerigho u t Ur tatted ststm, Caus notice test the. itetmine A rthde has the abotatnn. of
minutest details. This will give thesommittee
time to consult witii similar associations in other o.meral Agents In Pittsburgh-Om 11, gayest, re .F. M .l ' d sl7' l % er t em ". tr ti l l e ' t i' s X me & L e.. ' n..l - 'l7r tilitt7hkvileicirl.kls'i:'l,4.iluted.-
citien, and will enable them to adopt such a Wend hired rot Yiredu alley; and Fkasing r. cor • penten. l
COUIIO as may be most coadueite to the interests ttood and Fourth Orris_ mlddw 70.vr York. Jsn. 111. . _. ..
of our whole community. When the plan is - - ---.- - .- - •
, F. Brown's Essence of Jamaica Gs er.
NELSON'S FIRST I%lNi UM
amended and adopted by We meeting, circular
-Thin Swore im a proparatilm of nominal ...an:4ler,, In
might Go prepared, setting forth clearly and de- DAGIIiERItEOTYPIKS• nolbtary Marla., inelplont eholora, In Plifirt. 111 all cern r.
fi n i te l y t h e adrontngew to he gained , the object s • POST UPFICE 111:111.110:. Totten STEM:T. i,,,, , ,.. a it a .,,t r f,„ se e „ t i„, r„,,,.th 5 ,,,, I t 1.,,r,„, then5 ,,,
:Slued at, and the kind and ainotiut of support 41 1 /TIZENS A SII STIIAhaI PALS 11110 W - 11.11 1 intr. Donee the prevalence of the epdend,ehoi en y .....1
required
far
ouch an
u „ onciation,
ono
of the
~,...
.ii,-rtera,,l.,ll.i.,:lrkv,:villiz.iir.;::,Lit-ig... lii.. it kit.n.lr PUlonkern .plaintporellildn-n. It in peculiarly vibrations
suit who can doubt! Them could be "no Stleh at i„r. 101 l known entatilohnsont where entire rtistfardion 1 " .." 1. " 1111. " -11a111.1111 ", 1 1411 ' 1 " 1 L a la naa" IL
word as ha.,is guarat,thst or Po 41111111p1 lIIA. /laving 0 0 0 a r Le a ..... , AFfIDI-Fe. nutcao get Ilia rennin,. Ernenre, which II
lar mu t and beat 'arranged
oho and Sky Liable eIVII•0”11- b.... P..... / only by F.I BROWN, at hi. Dow and Chemra
street./ 1; , s;
.t . 1. :. Purirte, with luOrnurtstn or Ow at. , etore Nort.h.llazt corner of 11(1h am/ Chemed Omer. Phl '
As for a pla/I. MIRO/re a corner lot in a central
d I Oss Jeri...led theryntemof DrOserrte ' '
place could be obtained, any 40 or 50 by 100 fret, 1.,..,71',f01tk00: i.vsctiso.l toy the eotetvated nom orison I 1 . 01 . 1 1 4 t 11 .• sud ler rah. by all the rsnossatoloarothosos os to
alit/ a stock coinpany could lee formed. A Lugo, &j o bb. and Neve York. 11r. P. halber t s hineatly MI.. Or 10 fh b States. and. In Pittsburgh. tor Ilonj. Ilene. Jr- IL A
orb. to the ratrono of lle art, a at, lo 1,1 Dattorowdreen. Fatiestoek A Co.. Dr. S. Smith, Lent u.. 1 SI ilow 1. Can ~
beautiful. and comnuslioirs building, suitable in
. either slash. or. 10 Genet*, a td.i. haa never berm anroared. ~,._,
„,., ~ , ~,,,
!Very respect for the object desired, could is. 11.ona torn 144.1 co....rate,. In aih a , ant a,., r,„,,,,,, • ,1. e .
vian.q,u s er In Allegheny City by IL e. Schwartz awl le. A. Berk
built for, at most, $lO,OOO, including cost of ''.'"”d" -k. P . '‘" •
lava A Cr.
autachial
. _
_...
ground. The interest on this aliment would he A Great Care by Dr. Keyser's Pectoral •,,i.;;;,,,... --- id_---,-_- - - i,' -- - - •
, ~ ,
$2,100. Suppose the ground fluor to have two avatipi-sliven, V&A.. Town a hl o . Ane.h.ea r ea no w o. - • Illareura .... , renuon.-.-Ti,., puocie. wcien
rooms in front, 20 or, 27, feet square, and four I had a notching aliaapltting. whit% nenlntored Sleet Inin'taed, ir e fag. to ilozuwee to the tares.,, thercu e
rooms oil the sib, 20 by 40 or 50 feet, to be let, tto, 4th of Fehruary Irk and ronlintied for eight. whole I u hat I desire tort Ladle in thin. that outer persons lure
menthe. I Poooloyrd the ter( plirnielaiet In the rountry. 1 lends ettionsnao top making. %INV! WASIIMIAIIDS, the
out for Insurance, Broke., and Itailroad offices.
n A n , d t m h yrt ir o L gh rv i tu n t o hatied unalated, until early In (adob e ,. I richt to erldeb Lehmon to WO.. he Cincinnati. an met
•.Tb o two front one,, at Slid' each, and Ste four
. adri..l to try your etx7rono. loth IutI.F.ITEIIS PATFINT. Therefor, any one conking
:side noes at $2OO each; then the annual income counilltYltlll'. „h 4l I did; and after I had take: boa 1 Ild, ftiodo similar to Ur 4.ltieiumetilo./11, st em w in te r he
would be $llOO 00. Suppose the - socond story totus.l was entirely' five fool olmtehlog and spitting. / /114 / 1 111 . 11 . 11 ed. bn turning their . I . l,, ntem he
was occupied by the lereantile Library Associa- had droller.' oft., nettled well. 01.1 I think It should naticrybut oarin g tbenvielren trevuld... i d 'wt.
•
tiOn. and would rent for $llOO per annum. sop. known that thin valuable retool ! wilt do fortothers what J. It. 1101.3.1 ES Nef. lb 711, et
pose thethird story would be used for a Met , brit - nee in my ear. JOHN C. LITTLE, Pohl,. Tp. 1,1 iw.i . - ••• .1. Se cantor L Drarl ' wo.Cineitina - ti - .11
ltualue I. M. Kerr. .
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clients' Exchange and is Chamber of Commerce, Att..' . 1- 1 1., Dee. :II 15.13 I etT - STATE MUTUAL
which need not necessarily interfere with each -L"-_______ •__. '
- - FIRE AND MAIIINE INSURANCE CO.
other, at
SodO
a piece, with the it.se of Younis
OP ItENNSYLVANIA. -.--
Metis' Library books and paper,. awl free slim storing, rie'airoing awl beautifying the (lair, allevirting IS t RANCII OFFICE-rah orne land rt
Lyon's ICathairon.-For preserving, re
shot to their loon.; or, the Merchants Exchange. nervous lissd-sele, lend el:rine:ern:dive dimanernof the nkin Smithfield Orel., Pltteloug. CAPITAL. =h1,0.).
Ele... Coal occupy the seemed, and third story In reputattrus. oeettnyuleo with the rivilitatiodo oral. ~,
. 11 . ...-Y i r.slaut . / . .. ito t tlrgo3/ :, Dnuolitu. 11, : p. 11.
could be given to Library. The third allot eh, .1.1.. , m e n, e n o o y a l e . enn.rumiu,sdi ernucration lettlre 1 rains. Itaiske r i, ' Plitrerr:lV '.l. A.hllarrPl:l!.tillt.etr.W
could be used for Library A asOeintiOn Lectures. end, and 11111 M lIA WM..17 lir loon, no ollatltettg to a. b .1 .i .1-tg . i.A . t. ,o llt.r . rill Atra: IV IV Jones.. Ilanimintr y n Hohert
and for Sten:hen& meetings toy forty nights t,'7::::: ‘ ," ' ' ,'',7,41, 1 ,7, 1 ''. ' "I ""... ' " L" .''''''"' s "' I ° ' '''' ',liiirisui..l=Miltl',ZV'it',;:l„,
- lionorabl. nitr o . from .11 prof,. \
A. J titi.ktrr. SeratZry.
yearly, at $11) per night, equal to $1011; or it slot. of 116.,-tho leading Journal,. of Enrope old Annulus I A. 1. Ce 'MIER. Ardor,'
might he deemed advisable to add a fourth story . Lom e , wh o , her o os„si I t neon their drenalunetaide m , and Tire above Vonepaity a 111 [mum astalno oVeir of men and
for this purpose, with two enrafortalde row. at- Itotbers - In their Nurseries-In Get Its million palms. i girg.. 1 4:1 1 `,1 1 4 . „,, 1 1„ .1 , 1 1 e, , 1 ., 1 ,a 1 , 1 :4;,1 . 4. 11 ",,i 1 1 ..!::..• 7 . 11 1 ',.". 11 "i5•
ladled for chorus club, conversetionroom, Broken° rerywhere. f . ...” Webay. to/ kitunaltweetOtre It the Wok el4eoa with rarely. Pelk. hawed on deellies7 I:7 , eXs, '
elzarlea and Offen...Okl a either as 1111ledielisal or 14.114,t other peroektall v... for set er m or , , owe I nonan yll 1
boardroom, or for some siuiller purpose. say at
lend Do not fall to mile It tad - . - - '-'------
$7O each, Junking $150; then the whale income a ' a ' ll-141ar1 '"f P aL " l . a
Paine last 25 rretn.
Latices Fancy Furs.' ,
of the building would 1)0$:1,240, leaving SSW as
.31'UORD ok CO. would must rtispeetfully
a sinking fund each year, which, when applied
to the extinguishment or the principal. mule
stork of FANCY 111118. now opening, romerbilne la Part
1 "" 1 " 0• ••'•• 00 " of L•elles to their large elbil e4utpleto
gradually less by donations of stock, would foam
Sabi, Slone Martin, Fitch. liOsa. t kumine,Sliwthu; Nara'
sink it and leave the different associations free
rel. hock 3lartlit. ilenett. Cooey and Swan's Down: Ninth.
and independent. '
Vktprioes, Polarnir CulTm. Eons. de., ' , inter il.el nud
Fifth Omer.
This plan, of cont., is very hastily gotten ll'
--
-
Lut we feel confident that it• scheme contend
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
some of the features of thts one proposed cow
be easily arninged and would -result in mud
(stt 1 , 11
k I'II II,ADE "f:4EI LPIIIA.IIIBM Atit:NCY,
u5,(1,0
good to all parties, - ••Porrsetatoot."
IIFFICE OF Jr and Smithfield ;Wryer. CAItIT.3I,;
00. rooter Fourth a •
~.., D h t iii T ona--Wm. 11 Suallt.J. P. Steiner. 11. A..ahaok e l.
I Thulow, I:. 31. Davin..l , It. VlllMiquil, Tbdlll. ii.
. alltrhell': Samuel Jour it, IL Oronertyn, Thome. Craven,
4 1k r t h' is, l l `hl S' laTis'eT, AVII4 MLlhr.frf:4,l•4•Ftiur"i'malt;hell'hhelimrC-I'll".''''"
JOEI, JON NS, Prosl, 'A. s.ussiterr. 0.. r.
win Meows 04 donertY.wdlen Priories. Vessels, ()argon,.
thßuildng, Stern. lierrhandino nuilDreilwrlY ganelwi/P ba
eigtrod. favorni,lo_ternix,______
The lake Shore, or Cleveland, Painesville and
Aibtalmla Railroad CoMpany, have -contracted
with Our. Bugler to - run the disputed Franklin
eeetion of their work, for 47 per cent. of the
gross earnings - hrurinterest on the rolling stock
employed, and on theltrunklin indebtedness, the
Stnte to hold the remaining-earning, in trust,
until further netion on4h4 - question of forfeiture
of charter. The road is to ho run in precisely
the tone manner on heretofore.—* 7'ileet.
Lexan's Poirs.—A new dyle of Bronze Pen,
with this title, ham justbeeti bred& out. They
are Bezible and durable--exeeffent fuls, in eve
ry way. For rti]e by 8.11: Gauger, No: 87 Wood
street.
SPLX,IAL NOTIC
.
'PEARL STEAM MILL,
•• .1. CANAL BASIN,.. ALLEGIIENY,
NEAR TIIE 'MOM/ ETATION.
MINCH will be suppliedlb our various
Peados of VERSO. (MOUNT/ FLOUR, Ls loatioa !hairor-
Myra at tho MIN. or to our taaeo at Loaao; Eaon C 0.%
Wood arca. or Pram, Holler , comm. or.l.lborty awl Et
Clair Oa. Pittsburgh: 11. P. &forint& to. J. T.
Th 7, AVt i rtU A MPA I •IIVied- to iiiinnwhi.iihr,r;tflb. d. 1.44
Torma, EAEIjou &Evora'.
f 02411 " BRYAN, MONETA' CA.
--_ •
• II Alt :11:131T.. - .;TR — E — : — .,
.
LOGAN; WILSON & CO.,
Beg to call the attention of Bityers to their
imfroi.stoi or
"AND SADDLDRY
HARDWARE ,
~9 c.prbing ...dam to* maPiel• mortme.W.
um:Ann Dr D.ECENT PACKETS 111011 sor,
end which the y Offer on the molt firoratte . ••
dune Rohm' 11.&4111 tloi, their Ifiterest, hre 0 34.1 kr . PARA
buying' their DARDWARM At • '
'. No. &I Wood street. Pleadnarah, ' k:ngl
to wan..oovr vinfq. comma Horn.) Al..lTdtwS
HENRY, COL ST I
LINS; •
_ _ FoRIVAADINO AND
C _ t.*
OM3LISSION NrERC.II4-Nrr; wfdd.
' ."AND niatEix • • . fully
o
CITEES.N EN; m
BEEDS,',FISTI,
No. 25 ,Tittotiirgh.
•
it. KAHN NA. Proprietor, 121 Broadest., N. Y.
rota la pittsburah by It. E. tellers,l. Yeager, Iwul . P.R.,
Ir.. riming Oros.. and Orman S. Reiter. de21•11n1
Death from Rapture.—Thera :Ire tlOtia
ands of pew.. who 11. altlirted with a Iluptore o
the Dowels, wig. ply little attend..t to the die.. null
the bowels Igeome rtraugulated, when In probablillf
It
mai les too Into. How Important It in. then, for nil the.
of —ltoptn of the howls" to
tall at on. wietr' . . Dr. KEINICIt, st histilwienale sod Retail
'Drug Store, turner of Wo.el street nod Virgin alter, and
Oroeure a ?RUSE, to retain the protruding p.m, ar thy
bowels, Dr. K NTSKR bas an °Olen hark of the Irrthatore •
Where Tromso ant applied, sod :rtarraoled to Rlve satbdle
non. tin sloe box etert variety of Trots. that yen ran
none, and at any peke, to suit the mean!. of wary one lu
need of the article...[ also keep every kind of Nesewriers
Doty Brow, Susprnsary !landaus. 61aslis ANskinis, Or
enbtrgal reins, and all kinds of tnewhanit.l
owed In the core of db....
I wank! respectfully inslte the attention orthe public td
an eneslimn MUNN caavntf.v, width Invariably
see.. curer Ina eery'short time. . • ..
&SLR:AI:YEWS DRUG SIYIIZ P. A N D iieu.vm urror
segues of WW.I street and tirgio alley. No. 140, sign u
the Oehler. Mortar. • ;017
Medicine Chests.—Dr. WEYSRIt, WhDlo•
rata Drtooll.. of 140 Wood street, h. en hand a splendid
samortmoutirf 31RDICENE &MMea and steam
boats, at various pile.. Those in 1.14 sari/ogle'. of this
kind woof.] do Well to give him a fall. jslgdaw
JONI( fullißn WILMS. JR.. MOIRA.. )1411INCI
FLEMING BROTHERS,
DR • M.) s
W IIOLESAL J.
1)U1t1IG111STS,
. A NO— co WOOD iiTHPET,
I'A.
Proprietors of Dr. ArLangeeealebratvl Vertalflage. Liver
ke.
To Printers.--For sale, a lot of scieotul
Land Calumn Adrerthinc Rulea , snd boublu cm*
Roles, at lbw
price. linnulre at this ' tall!
• irelintook's Ftunily Medicine/I.—We
e II i.bo attention or b 00.4 of (=Himond othorm, to thoi4
rertleonloot on the Illart4 row of tlino valuta° runllT
Moalcino& .
AMOS- LELAND_ & :CO.,
.371 PZAK 1, NTKENT,
'MANUFACTURERS. AND DEALERS'
• erorr Drirrjpthm of
sTif AW..C4:
. 0 - ODS,
(4,..uting pot or
a. 14 4 4, iiip A fta i a I vr..llHl /Ag o %
iith, It ian,-Swiis and gilk,
ARTIFICIAL PiAIW):II4
:.Al9 TRIMMINGS, &c.;
•-• the ow; • •••
taroar or the jarglost Stoeka In:,thof Car; to .
the attot tlon or That aid Cash Dujers..4. raved-
J—LIATT parttrularlyAsvflo4 In 411 and
o o whkla nuitod oxioilsidr, to ttuar
enkl all' the nay mid futtkmaido strli.o/
11 • ° F - .: 1 .1 1 °‘ •
New Discoveries.,
, CATTLE IVWDER —Thes'e,
Puftdera are pitt'ap In one pourti . thian and are molly a
a good article• not only fur the &seams Incident to hors.
mem neim and other artiMalo but they are 113e°11 °
so
excellent article to Improve the eondition of the animal.
for_alskls (Incr. they not only improve the condition of
otheh Cows, but they Bin:case the quantity .10 as °°'
prove the quality ofnalk and butter. The Pthltricio 3 l 0.0
that tt therwest the quantity of butter from half a pound
pound a week to reek ens while there perrouv who
have trievl It say a pound and a half to two pounds per
week, with the sante kiwi of feeding as before. iftf one
'thing we are certain. all who'nve It once will !kelt all the
time sod Savo money by the operation as well as Improve
the appearance of their stock. Prier, cis. a paper, 3
penrfor SI. GEO. IL KEYSER. No.
jolt/ center Wood Ft. and Virgin alter,
Wholetale.d Retail Agent.
A. H. HOLM ES. & BRO.,
07
~‘,11.1.11ri.01.1, -
SOLID BOX VICES,. SLEDGES, PICKS,
MATTOCKS, CROIVBARS,
Timber Serew, Bridge 808., Car Boltz,
WASlltitht. BUTTON, TOP:ALVA: AND 111:31P S(.'IIBWS.
P iTTSBBIZG
Orner, 25 Wow , gr.. nerwma Firm sae Seell7.l.
All kinds of Blacksmith Work fer Bridger, Sr.. done at
the shortest notke. and at the lowest priers.
1110-All work warranted thrill to any mauttfacter.l.
spa)
MINES' SAFES.—iieie is
the kind of testimony as to the value of nur SAEII.4, mgtn
which we eatt'conlidently rest the reputation of our work
We have alrthdy 11111111.112C4 several rertibrates, proving
that Safes made for our regular and ordinary sales, and
sold abroad, have Isceu Anlyeeted to the SRI BREST TESTS
IN ACTUAL CONFLAGRATIONS. and preserved theireon
tents totally (vs/ from damage. The following Is another
proof of the same ineentestilde charaeter
310 440 WORM (13 ROOKS AND PAPERS SAVED WITH
A 1,40 SAFI!!
Atu,o,.. Eat, 17... Pt..)
Sov,Eui..r 12, 13..2.f
Menem Burke .t Barmy-1)6.3r Sirs— -ions letters
ger...July re.3 . 1....L 1 rem ailment at the time.
way. in regard to n u n aafe, eno"bl It i
1 . 111/OV. 1 telded the nun 1 'ought or e
)00 loot fail, on the
niurnlng of the loth of June last —nty store building being
horned teashea. It wa" hulit of arlrfiel Mai !wick- a large
three sta rsltly rare tr. la It at the .1.1.
tire, and tell the cellar, 010300 thew 000 3 largo
manunt nroilj It au& very hot are.
My net.. and be..k
Tor
that were In the :rate
amounted 1.. about Tett T 1 valid Onllara.
.1, There leas not a elogle pe homed: iden s o sat •
an.Efu
I would 13 , 111.... any ' , ere.. who pa Ix r
doing 10.31.3. rt
ht..her,
thne, Intl buy Sat ,, . to keep their paper., de, it. - and
'..
get one that le good. I ran Maly nenruntoend your :infer;
I.‘tUtre Yount, Truly,
.I.IIIN CLARKE.
lifedicines which Dever fail to give eat
' iSFILI:110N1, and .ore "zed by mtny l'hypeiwer in (heir
11031.: is an Honorary Item lwr of the
Philadelphia 311.311.3.1 Society. Mal gradnahol, in 1 from
the Uniyereity or Panalll, Irani:, under the guidaneero tla
Andy eminent Profeeaurs 1.1.3.F1et, Chapman.
rdlMnu. (Lae,
James and /Inre.• erlebrated for inedient peieuen,—
and haring had daily intenenurve and eougultation nit).
dirtinqui•ke.iat u. di , earee of ail
and the proper T e medienlien.for. end beimg eoligit.
by thounends or Li, patient, to put op Ids Preparation",
he nog otter.. to the ' , oldie, a. the remults of 1.10
the peel 30 years, the Pollowing valuabl e ga.nity
r,fles. earl, one to a sped& alma,.':
J. 3 . j ,.ri Sk'S.Veretoos wyt Inriyorgilivog /%41.10.
Tlw tlivateA bireovery in 31.316.al Peieure.— For all Nero.
6114 n. of the Syetrog Heart Mee... and Nervous
The lottOurollog and happy elk.et or Pr,-hoe's
Nerrone Curdtal, for Biwaa. , or tie. Ilrart , Palpittitke,
, Neuralgia. Ner,on.. Tpqnoint the If useles.
Ilvarlburva. Flatuteue«. Pain la live Pane, 11'akeruluevr.
Reall.anes, or ter the Iliad 0r.133iy, worn dos. n by olter.
int., or study. ha. holuned many Phy"fria.. , to no. it in
titeir praelite. For • 'Trak ezetatitution, is. grand re
plan, ry
It enpletel, r..na toy from the all ner,
e..
irritation., and I, aline", 5uira.3.1..... Im its rapid and are
py
rent. TL. 00th and the nervous are frequently re•
mood to perfeet health before wing our r 3.1
er.nia. &dd. II lird.oule and Retail. at .Dll.. I( EVSICItIi
Drugstore. No. 140, corner Wond'et. and Alloy.
ja:X)d.kaluiT
UtOsmEirval t( n
N: u ER i N v o
A w ND n C O e l Co B ., r — iTO ,
N
. 41131 011.1.VT5.
Ave. 1:1(1:tgi 132. Second ntreot. between Wronl
A.! Sinithrli,l.l. l'lltaLumh, and a vent:, fae Les 1 Kirk
patrick. Sugar iteGurre. I'LiNatelythle. —a follayardulent of
Refined .! , 04ate and Sirup*. hand, to übteh ea. idyl.
llla attention of Lb. nit trade. ial . : 4 nalli, -
110/-(rrici:.--'l'he. undersigned. Frederiex
I , vena. of Menem GT-Laren& , t;rlina'a C.a., and Thom.
~ ...td.araft, of the late ti , rtn at . stew*,t, 1.11/1 4 Ca.. Lave.
#l..Pie d N i.T7:i wa. t ifitv`:Str;hl l 67," 4 11 . ; 'ft 7.1tr,"",„..n.',1
tuanutleturln. Ilan and Nail.. and Intro taken U.. e ere
bne. Nat. el %Vat, rtfevd.between 11,,,, , and Yhart
.straet,
e here tlsek . .ttale an bend ttn al the tarsetlen of
I.n. and Nal!, rim+ thay A lter far rale an nerannaadating
Lenin. Tiler rerpertfiall.y. palicit the patrt,nas, .1 tlie I
paddle.
I'REDY.IIII.`K 1,1,1tEN7,
:47,1tt
Ty'... 11. Krim Rr.
, Citizen's Insurance Campy of Pittsburgh. I
11. 1 , . I: I MI. I . r•thlent.
l'A WICEL L. 31AILSIIELL“Ver'y.
OFF'/ , E, W Ir.l iwrtrEt.'s .4.7/2/CET AND
mTUELYN.
114...INstr1iEs 1111. t AXI,CAI:qp oV
AND MIS , 31Y: 4 11.1.1 Iltl' ihNI) TlZllit TARIES
stir /.rtrrot POrlill4 Los or 14r IN v..11..,0
, K.l awl /St.-1.17,NA l'/G.477c,N
awl TRAAAP4RI.IrP,V.
INSURANCL COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, $500,000!
H. C. LOOMIS, Agent,
No. CID Wood stmt, Pitt.C4oo.
Ninvora L &plait .....
Jd.wr .....
Me.Vatur.
Rktorni Ilio
Wiltii gm 11.
6 N. , 12.! Mixt. .........
Miner. I:. 11Wd -
.1.4 It
Ilmry
cl'Fri.:ll.4-IMck•
...LW of the Mos, lllngtfonl.
............ Firm of Corning (1r
••••-Firuk of In ft Melgainee•
...... Mena of Hoene, King
....W1 . ;:4 of 7(ll,3 g gjtl i r.
..... -Ann of
- - --- hr - : 1 rhi'llia, 1' ii,.
.1. - z a .ii - xix:.;;:... - :::::::'... ' ...... ' Ail ' fir :r,43. now. sO,
William G. LumArri ............ kirm . of A. a A. Larrronor a I. ...1.•
Muriel A. trocilli .......... -. ..... .. . .... Firm of Brickley & OW
.I...mit Attfrr.rmir ....... -Elm o f low). Atterlium-jr. & 00.
Loo P. .11011, - ....... ...... Firm of .I. Al. Ato.tio.".Moriimrk Co.
40101 1... Mei 01_ ... ; ..... Firm or fraiiitridge Dwight ferh.
Jaen fr. XI., .. • .................. -. ....... 3ilrio of .N.1.0u t Co.
amen P. Ifirtilioiir .......... ?,...Vlrm of rialibrib. Airtro .1, Co.
Grafrir C. f_tafi. ............... ... ..... Firm of Sherman A Collin&
frempe L. .."0 ,,,, ......... .......-...nrrii of IL 11. Muroran a Co.'
Limo, D. (Amax . . ..... .. ..... °Virtu of CAMAII, Lothrorr & Co.
Thorriets Akulerrikr.. .............. : . rim of T. t 1:1: Mortiumrinr.
ik.f r g sinf.rei— ............ .. .... Firm ofJohniino A tian null.
V . kr , M x.. li f1 , ,,, ,, n 1 0” Ilan lof Norton, Maier a lloyt.
..11urkland 1F..110111 ............ ifQll
Firm 7.f Ifiskoll; ' .l4r.grk .1. Bull . .
R.Atrixi R. B.r.a ... ; •••••••••••••-.....1ina of ..i.; el, fisrrirs t Co.
ue La 1:.................. ..... .tirm of
_lt. 1.0.1,.......• ..
• .`w of ULo krun tS~ no.
.•.•......I'lrm of ItoDiUu. Allan ku,,
/Ammo Rapala.
Lyman
.......
1= It iZittitZZ-illniknoParallgi
r U U I
AAn Soy( --Firm of Sw
(Witt Slam Of kkoullt LIVoLIe.
• llhni A. Work- alma o,llYork &Drake
Nathan 11. Atoril - sall:.---Vlrm or Stockwell t
Humphrey & Butler.
4“;;,,i ... nmtgitZt7=X:
liAoler ..... ........ . • •
Gear. Itgrot ' Firm etiaorrae Pearce 4 Ca
sinDON la. 140.1115, i'nvithmt•
MA& J. MARTIN' Secretary.
R. C. LOOMIS,
: . 'Of Ott, Inti) 6 1 n of Et'Curdy& Loomis,
ALE - DEALER fl •
11.0OTK A N.D.-8110'ES:-
•
• • _ 59 . W00d Street,
' 4
bt Dr. BoatlEuurs Ihrmanailters, ,k) Pam'
=at aaluaM Dr.
C
M. 7v:baobab, intoned;kon, ant. . t Our
a MOdk Irt cam a dy'Ver. •
I lko magic. ataangthonitot tha too. or the atom 1,11
lating tho direstlar lamer, nod oath, um h. h
t o
the rhork and brightneaa thr ere Them
RI
thntron
to
of this contusanitd who ran tertlLl ta their %inn, 1,1,
thataands hozrattlyk theLr testimony- Sold ka
yyytw oo ,b, by FLA:dint! 11110`,.; lantlbArty • GO Wood rt.
MAIIIIIItIt--th. the tab loot- in SC, Joh 'r Churoll. ( . 41n- I .\
mod, N. Ham poldno. t. ror. S. th Colt. Con TWORIAS 1 (Akth\
,OIIIIIVER, °r('in:pl....Hand, Md.. to 3lltr 1.. . i
.1 k
`11 • 4.101), of Itridgonod. Court. • • ' :\DA SIMI: R
• IWe wt. glad to hear of the .a . ..1 luck of ott .14 triond, ••
i e
grldrungratulatO him On tat. 1 1 1,3M18111.1 to the he
the unsorted Mato.] Thor. of I •
V. Bond"
o limit\
to I:: per or
, nn :than, th
a' tiot
' 4 .... C 4Y '
i.io
.. Ztu u k of ~
14 : l' i :1 " :•7411 \
`(': ..: tlt'"'f Zo_rtjtloor ion
\ - fit:lkll,77lAt:iall, d Trust Cu.
..• 1r'61.• IMllhatlc
Rh
• hank a the Itopit '"•-••
iln 'u nlr • :f r a " An uon
\
•onnortiout Invert`, ••
....
tartliml and New Ilar• • Italltnad Co. Stool,
ooton mold Wotrootoo o - -•
• Alletnr
rrtra 1 r.17:,...;,,,a aril
-
voirablo.moterod by . otgner .............. .
•• fro l'Peuilunt .... 7 .-. , ........ .......
ities.
pi• other tonne di.] f Ule C
' , i,..a dun—(tour.ontr..,
' fVf n u ' lllt:•o h ldr•;;F .................... ... •:..
lout Om tlnotpany.o. opt/m.llO
.‘ •
\ .
\
' II terPone Count'.
Inn li. !trine (1•Roolth. e,) nue
the icaregaink idatont to . t4)
. k
--• '
DlED.—cm Ntook morning. 1 3th ion— eta
WILLIAM MANION, arm of W. 31. nut Stergaret Oor
lo the 3d year of hie ear-
The friend.. or the family am *retinal...llY Invited to .
tend the funeral from the residence of W. Rutherford. No
90 Wylie et.. at 2 o'elork thiaday.
On no night of the 13th Ind. at the realileneo of her
ern-ht-law • John Irvin. Jr „Ma, 31A11111A lEVl3firnlibur
ofJohn Nevin. formerly orShinia.neburgh. 11.
uu gabloth eronlog. 12th inst., 311,3,31ARY \I'K EGLI%
The friend,. of the family ere loathe/ to attend bee fu
•ral this day at :fetlock. from thereahlerge of Ler father
No. ti2l Mara Ft, Uth Want.
- - -- - - - --
NEW ADVERTISEAIENI'S..
New Supply of Chickering & Sons Pianos-
UST reed and tune ready for
WI examination and rale, TWO; (NITA Val - ' ,
PIANOS. roperbly earset and flolrltol In 1
the mom ellaato and Ira the rlchrwt et) le of
art. These two Plano Pones are Chlrtierlorr A Son. First
(713 NP lortrtuncut, and are . Tiennalled In their tenotlolte
:I',',l!%.*:‘'ite'riniru'frll:l;fatPtt'lr2;lll7:y! "4
""'"l'
"
Teacher, Amateur:* and otlirros Inteniwted lu Piano
r"I T I77 IVt;S 7 ;IT}Ii; 1 1; 1 : V 0.0,',7,.t,1,11.",t=‘•.:;....,,.
entered tmeddlna, sliding mod, dealt and llobthed ta r ok 1
and front.
TWO en, IMITATE PI A NI IS. double anoint tawners. plain.
fittiebed leue, nod front.
Sill' lIN I, 11T.% V K PLAN. fS. Ht4ora.44 and 1 Valoul M-
I re , . fOth Clockerbana Patent Iron Frame nod Slblion
bent:.
!All the 1110.15.,... P,i,....:;.? 8, Ft id r ,.. tr ,
. are I:nr on tho
i rwc , torL i of ,
a 'll ll:lqtrftering's Patent Iron r FraTo t e . : and ' rut full; ' war. "
ranted.
I . .rche•nn t On. rernectfully Invited to call and examine
the ahrd, at Ito. It arenedio of
JOHN 11. 01111.1!111.x1 Wood etreet. •
felt
A vela for eldoketing 4 Vona.
+ Ihr Plttaborah and It erten t Penn.
Three Days Moro!
J' A rA N ,. ( i. ) ,",‘",A,A,it,'.':, I,A-,;",:"..!,(:),Trl. ,i',1.1,'"..,'.
,ii,1,11)...1 nith the 011101, CONII.IIIT, I.r the Nltrata
01.0N111.1.X. Ttentenohntr 'orb' Ilrilllant rums, , norm,
of A oplanre! l'ltt,boralt takeu by a orprlrel Tr; aloattev
,or the II 1./.4 Avondale I. perfwttt etteltatitlng, 'ft.. no-
Whitton. ad, at 3 aud 7', o'clock: door, open one. hoer
pre.loor.. Mod:talon LII CI ISo half pore. eteent ILr
...on afi l d O . ll:ln:contloallied by their jetrentr. Liberal nX
rotni,etoent. ror action', also re. Sabbath "boo, faly..llt
_ .
Q I 1,1 ii Sl'it:A ILE'S CI;IIIEPLE'rE 1{'Olt1( 8,
I,_ Illortrated. Horton 'Library edition. 40 Non forming
a la.n booed 0 royal wt.,. v.01m.: Myron', I.Nonidate Work,:
Standard Poetical %Work, !Maar,: and. floe million, for
rale 1., 1.14 S. SA 111.11•41. Pectend .L..AlleoladlY• •
~.
I_l j A S'l'E 1, l'Al'Eft, 111. I !ravoim atat'd, Preach
Ilr, nu and Tractor( Paper. Thlted Ileu4l..:rmlualril
awl flonochnonntic Itaird. Ottk rrrr e & Newitra", fritter
llnloi, brawltta and 3lathetnallcal fortrannents. In.:awing
Pale, Pcueilr. le_ for role by ft. SAIIILISIL Allealiett,.
41 , 1 ILA I'l'l NI ; l'A l'Elt- -It bills:. 01,1saperior
11.tusii !tedium llnty Wranyao, fat 111, 1 0.11'01- I
r d double Pnes It and hearten do dea • `. Iti hit, :I. raa ,
Wrapp e r: 'llea !way , 2 5042. - 31:a4S Cloth Paper; line white 1
an.l 1.m0,, Tea and Itrugalot It raider: Nude I 44rd:et:WI.
era do in rho, nod for rale to V. VAlrhllll. All O,
- . .
-e. ,
i
111,1Hk:11 I ' EA( ' IIES--11l buit. ertrit qualit \ y, ,
1,.. Itud reed and for rale by tel I .1, J.\ Inn ffi E.
O ILY' I'EAI.II 1. ES- - '25 bust. in titore and
for rale is, ft.i.l J. 011 If. '
•, l II'ILIIII,II
G. GIIAFF .k CO, Grocers; and ' C ' t/c!i- , 1
ittr.rtzlir.sh,fin,,,,tlt,Lcil.tant:s• alml it.V.lea,ol,!..grl:ral.l 0,,1,14:4'1
nom. nob.,.
PlttaltralL, Po.
b:I4-1y
‘I
..
i 1.,0VE It SEED: 0./ 1.u,;. prime for malt: by
.) told • R. It. itIIANfiLAOII. N 0.129 troal rt.
jr li olcrrii Y SEED--;10 lam. No. 1 Seed for
1
..1- Or 7. It. 111 !AR LAND. On. 129 Mewl rt.
.
0.1--:E.,(l,l.I.;_thNllIE,,,,i:tliiA,NTS--111,taiti of
u-i ,
FL It. SIIANKL.AN I).
. .
_ ....
, I A ICU-- IS kegst NO. I Isard fur sale by
. i 4 fel4
.1. A It. 1 , 14,11'11,
.il E, NS--410 bid.. Small 11 , ' the for stole by
11,71J141 - _ .
_.... J. ii- 11.7..bi1r1y,
11711 iii , ..i
--E Islfld liEft --Orden.' wanted
,Y, i ',... `;. 1., teti1 , ';' ,. ... 0 :g - '1 . 31 - AITV,t,iIAINI . -.
.., .. . .
~.._... _
Q,, UNDItIF.B 't"RODUCE--
1,
," k,, I.fi SDP ale« Pearl:ea
~
251c0 n
chokek
Itnr;
4 /fol
i ds tte , .
I .10 Bwlt. }rod torn:
o do It bib! f (leaf, •• .
.1. Pre,ll flo•a, s flor role toy I. G. I/11A VP & t.ll.
s
I 1 ItOCkit I ES--1; Ims. CI ev. uterine)' A;lantlle
II oibi4it,4. IllInlarwe:
.01 In:e aa to blue • •
lell • a a n• o ., lrc o trelalt, Ar: .0,
11.1. MAP) a CO.. ere •111 .
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and lb.. 114..._.
1 AMES' CIA /TV I\l,o KS.—A,A-A,:-,KG,_
rl4 MAI 1 I .1.. No. 2.5 rth rt., Nitta attentlno to their
tio,co* 14 1,..1ic1k: CI oak.. end (aw w e no offered ISt . NIIIICIIII
•fOl4 II AIVIS:2-„Y et on hand a enmpleto stock
I,3"ro,ver, deaerlidlon, of 20(.11) Shawl, \ yrhich aro selling
at oneY bird le. than tnefal prime. A. if , , , , 31A.111_1N a.t.Y.I.
' I I 'LESS •I'LtAti,jB---TA.-.A..,Alasfm\ A: i....'n.,TNT
' I 7 25 . 5 10 rf., ore now rlorlna out (htdillue'stock of
I - bintr at greatly 1,1 40441 Prk , .. r , _ Ibil
1111,A I li 81) , KSlVeiiaWa 4"..00 - ii'stoic , - .i"
ii. Plaid Sillaballwelliog Bat a
larzanxlsettat frdtn usual
Yolee, felt A. A. M A , 410 a 01.1., fro. 25, fdlle..,L
111" -.4ll tutreeu p Tnn in store and \ fur
_ , fade by .1011 V W All. Alfl)....fict.2rA Idhartr..a..f:..,_
rill)E7kl_ll.lS-*,-t5 iIL: 5;141. 71 i ti - 4
.14, leo man
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C) ' i;t:
li r tf i t 4 A) it:Acti \ E . sL:iTio
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(.2 UNIIItIES--21Xij,11iS. N. C. Tar;
t. - 3 • , lon ~ do roan Makers' Ittalof
. ..t . 111., , s S' t 0010 !P\i'4 l lfri. ii
tm,..k. hy JOHN Al AR•r °, l 00... Liberty lt,
XT MI-S--61A? kegs ass\d sizes tin band and
1.7 Cr ra/eloy fell ~ 1 011IN'IVATT A CO.
Dlt! Eft I C .EACII 1.7,..5-61/Tl,, bus. , 01 , 10)k:tires
n•c'd am! for rale by \ A..( A. MIIAN
rII. .
f . :
111:1 RI) AI,'PLEA.--50 sae roo d and 'for.
rale Ly Cala A A A. ifeltA •
NP,,c
ii Eitittsc,-..--,50 bl.ds. No. I 14 - I , ;, , ring., recd
I i 111111 Ilor tool, toy A..L /1.31 . 1. E. 114 . 211 rt.
rriAlt- , -100 filds. in store a forale Lt ,
1 4,11 ISAL II DICK 'T 4 (N.).
or
fl 0 '11:1--DAY at Cargo's N;inr GalfT :i y.
LI rmirte ia. roil noi prrionni first Ow pirt nat.
ration. at.) lea. la aa r weather aatil at wry enuarrat. to
Mr swains of Improved Mints and unnanal t iro.. tht
131.14 liandtsnia cannot fall Whit grallticaL Nheirros...na`73:
broom hams il.a. ti. tot. r. u, feta
10 fir..4.31.(A NiTriCL---Aii election for .1 i ; ,
4 Raton
. rif the Erie Canal Cousfatil:mill to hilt ist . tti
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Important Lectures on • Europe.
DI; I/. 4. B. FINLAY, L. L. 1/., Editor
- 11 :11f6C-91 ,1 . , ,!:;", ) -:7 . -:,....4=1 '"d c k ai r i ' tiMrk t .
Ireton. in thii St. . ... . a.tirtiairisi eitruili. Tlfticat...,
- 1.4 n IVind and ti .. :et sts.. resoninneina on W EON EC
DIV EVENING; 151...hi5t., at: Warr*. Ilia mom 0111
en Ivaco:
I.iistrini I. The Waitaki, of St. Patrick. and the Past
,oil Pieseist Viindithin orlreland.
rtrlVllalott;A'nitt-Ti‘blogfLtti torelktbo;Kr!e",:emd:
Leeture 111. The Ani'ient pritiiita and the Augli..Susnuu,
and their Influence upon Eualaii.l.
In...tuns IV. The Ancient (Janie Church. the Allidgenceis,
tout Ji.lin ralrin.
Laistore V. The Gentians and tlartin,Lniber.
Ili!iil7,llipa tti.ilrenrinitrato . ttiat Hopis,...
, a.. a men_ 11..4.7.; on the Pientiteued. s .
1„
nt . elt;:in "hum. if tililTZ.l767t Tasttianit s sva.. lot &ISI S ' h ' l ' W ChM.. j irt e llesifilirk 00. 7 5CAfarket...
moves!. will lel 0/41,111 devoted to the eactlnm .4 a new 1 'll (It IS FOR 11. A Cii iNV , - -4 be oub.wriher
P. •til) h rh o . bun hso Wilkluebu m h of .M.1.1 , ..1. 4. it jA will Le ea urph.4 with Pala+
t TlSta,sif r.
Praetor . Athasodo n r . nuts
in
" thttrtsrfehMtrlsii'Alkntrrit.Nt'aZTAZ.;rut-
Nunns & Clarke's Pianos. ..,,,, ri, ) are alLfho o Itri n d ows fowl, brat sett!. omit
1 r111:81 f ""' i ''' un i' l "le '' t ''' k of 11-1" r :'''''tiVtrh'itgli,ft,l'hogr..e.'Wt.rlig.g44l24ll.-
4,, torn '0 Z.T 7 .41 • ;'):a",!.';',V1E.Y.,.: tirt num Ns
, IN p.NekKijyr fiititpps .
ti. Rolm rile r N nous t lisrkwat Piano s art net. coneld.
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coal VI al not Isithoot a chid ii. thiv nonstr a Tit. it .
_taTt1.V2.4aitr..==.2.2172 r a rnt.4... h...
tone, tooth and mpaeltl , f , or a 8.14.1411,4
i i4:ri b tr , t; gm
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mli ft = h illtblragirM ". ..stsge n r etnnitrhos 'Tlso lot all! itli la ItPII,Y. BillUilnAl 'LI ) are' Ofr b alng
ft,!T,',',!,,::eadzr,l74,l„ltt''r4lo,s'" "".‘''''\ tAtTistl:tigrlegyi a d re ' ="ite'llrog u li asa i ;tr ( I n7uslies b.
Pohlman. wishin g to obtain a first-clam l'unm. fulls. dalmmes, ThetteastELbrnidone s s. be N'_
...._...,..._..._ fjt._ _
warranted. and at Capto.- priors. are reapertfolty Invited rtilik; AitiqmotN ATLAsix li, e R ‘l o d.
p e u
tO await tho
or of thin nplendhl stmt.
ft FIN ha 1.140 TR, ern All urns° laarth, with an abill t t A l Inde x o , l'
$.4. Arent Ea. Mums A I hark a Plan. tor Patlehnrah. the Latitudasamt Ihnellol a . of .11.1.00 pl ntatalo t h.
No 1.1 Third A tre. t, St Irautlfso t eiturassal an. tolorod Mara. elUs apasa Ise
7 , hal .. The above valuable 4Olk 'totals•,' an 2r valet LT
rilelltbSlßEET Nil/lI:ETV FOlt SAlr.' 4.10 \ _la J3..AIIV,MI„N oIa7 aK is
\ s h d st__
i -I am nalahoria..4 to poll. oat 1r0wn,1.1.•
01 0 0. r A Liliffi The ---t—EITE-/Itr—g--siTtall GE Is
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n'n'all... three feet 01.1 e on TAM Moat 04 P2k141 lot Is fell , ISAAIOI.24I.I4IIPPER.
Vr.llereeted ala rat, I %we Isturled , l , ri t t husLlio d . fat. I t oceu n i a i °Go f itousFs . AND Loig,: - .., -- te T t ii i i e 7.
i,, 1 4 1` '''''''''ll. iilrk . lll WILKINS. 147 Fo4 k tt, Dot- 1ic0...,p., 400 *h/4 nnined Land, on Penna. ltal
kCANAL WAREIIOU SES — TOLLET-I'll - ft \ "7„ 1 1 1:1 °"'° m.' fi.“" \ u' 41 1 AiAztlii,%fr. '3, 1 '4, 4tlt a,
r i .......11.. 0....1 st am /Immo. at taunt of uh,rt. I- .... , i. , . -- ;,i. -- -, u •-, ---. -----,--- i ----- .,- .. ..
and %la, no eta. La opposite Petne s . It. 1110 v m s.. am . anm tt) c r fact— lan. tasty. UPIIVIIV 1/V fa. K. air
hatipled by 11 0. Itinolsalo A. en, NW threuted thaa t L) rale h i JOHN RATS 8 L :tial.ltowt rt
11arel, neat
N
At .)41- Tito Warhlt • ma, on Penn etnset, lately 14 API et . . SUGA.I6- 7 ,X1 144. 1161 , 11 0 . lust re
-I,..r.irit.k!irry 1 . r A t"" urk L 'il i linr, i , 11 vriNA", - - -1 , ..!_1nd it....,21,_1:Lit LAnl‘lv_l_r_tt al •
1 m . 1 _. 4 4._ , _ . 1 1 1 r f ' •in Ik.wib ^ 6,4 . - I OLL B I LITTER--7 hblv. prime, in cloths,
1111.11ZOWEWILEA I.ESTATE Ain SA I t c: 'Poi ra.. , 1!4` lt.!t. tylaato 1 3 , .11_)/IN WAr!,....a Dl_
Olt . 11 T011stistilis-T no houses and loteon Yonrth ets.
, 11, Gbill.-2 fkli - 0, -.s f ail - kg s ,..lyllhr rec'e for
oxine r of (Tarry alley, T o hats baaollat lir t
. I . Aff ,, ii . /. , a ~,,E . 1,,
_fat .1011. WAILT.t CO.
ITIof TVltrli":;""4ll:.ol,74`M 01 r ,,, V 4411.4 . .1001'. IVINTI.3I-22 kr -- CIDAI; al - T - $., -- 6Jii i
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110'..it.a, lementente sir t !out Ilse SA 00 per annulus The,
ato MI feet hinft. / feet side. 1.,r which a fair
f'!..1:r317"'" r "'"'"' An" mill;:b. l filh,i an..'t Pr_ r 1 2 . 1 i .1111.2 _ 2,12 .t __4. i il_ t ' i lWtit'42 , . _
111 :EottoRfriticKET oteslacif. fi ii, „AlitEC- 4 -2, eres 34
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- 1 1 31011LISIIED by John Henry _Barker. Or- ~...fo ft i n' thaalfaxiodietu tera and r ask low In elooe y.
Para, (rocland ) dlaLnow bp at.ta lord' \ln Aancrlt aa 0 , 11 \ _ ?s_ II- KII, t,,19
to 01._..
at ho fiallOwinx.
llntapsd. cloths
lOu s .11%TTI0 0 _lB 0 0 0 -0/".
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1 zo , kl k wotar i a l luttlleg ua l Vtesa; • \
4 :11 \ tlnitc7l=ylalf ki:4llresirlitatillsGo OrlnTiall . P
lat \42 \ Tho Napoleo n Etraty. ,•• '
It , Froroil Hovi4otlon. • '
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0 1 \ 4coo do ' Mil MAUI daq. .
aw l 4o maliaal doolar mu • t t s.
h.e.po !1F..? US V and_tyaas,._!......Jdb,,___
XAIN- -s ' ‘ - lbs. white singTe wearing -Tarn
xsed on fun stument and .role by IL - I.be.
lk - iturralt — to boxes prime reel by
to
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To whool all {Poolosala °Noe! oh . ould to
110APforsol o by. rat • lry
FUNNEL'S IJEDGEWO9D
4i_oker, stare solo_DT - '
TANNIN just Toed
ur :
STATEMENT OF. THE 'ETNA/ INS
•- -, \., OP RARTFORD, cola.,
.11,1111:1 , 1, Ibsl,
As requir' ea by the TAt-Third See. of the_Act to provide fc
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\ Fire.lasurance Companies,
ON PILE IN TUE OpPICE OtTIII: IN/lIPT/t01.144 OP TOP PPItPUIP4,
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The nerve nt.thL. cotretetirm It '7:Pp, bityhttte c0mr.t...ir,4•141:1444440::in10m.
Th.. t'hpittl tOotic 1.1 Threw iilSYth,t , ri1.,,,34 Where.
Th, toOmorthh h ,,, tho ... • t.
',Kt !mod. lee heal hi:Within*. eule4exPesl Lahheeto to' the binds:4 Ammtedwill..l.49oo•Ot•
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kj . :. ter Banking Co.
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[12,0 ford. Conn. Chartered 1014.
( CAPITAL STOCK ' VOL
THOM. H. BRACK. Preableni
- THOS. A. ALEXANDER. 'l'
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TbOrnor K. More. I Monroe!' F
,01111111 Tudor. E. A. Ituike It
Ward IV...Void/O._ I lodami AlatluAL
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. Jilles A. Talt.le. . ' 4 JUOIIIA 1. Alorgitn•
I. ortarna P. Davie.
' Irefl'olieles on Fire and Inland 1114, Issued on, fa
tal " .11; "*. ' Uti.L•'.t.td ..Y.i(rtV=l,,i:lgt,,,,,.
Hemp Rose Manufactory. , \_
f4STONE, Quarry street, ills - I've ; :Second,
et,liadelplaa, Cheat. and superior ] ION!: for th.• uee,
o 'are Cotopauler.LOCOniollillt, Steamboats( eoAilloaorlea. !Urethra...l e_ It bluest* without moot la in ovli
111 .V . P r Irltit' a fJZ11 bra lr i- '""
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Land Warrants, Real Estate Agency for
the State of Illinoie.-
gifts undersigned, late of l'ittsburgli, has
~,,,i a. ors, i n the eity of Springfield, Illinois. Fo-
the purpore of guying, &Mug and. LOMtil..l.Vl.nunt War. ,
ratite Tsarsno) ed aud
rants
looted on aPPlira
tion. an paid • iz i rm .r p tv!...t..... ,reid
Hi
(Mg Ibliretters:-N. flohnea & Sous, ' F i lgar(ge 'Rant.
Pairieta ,f Ihiend. A. WllltiLle A ti.... W. R. Pusey 16 Aron
. _ ...
Obio and India ' Railroad. -
rilnAiNs leave CresNne daily, Sundays
IL torepled, at 6.50 A. n., on `the arrival of the night
!!tenni toga Pittelougli. and by noiaof the Mad dtiter Rail
.V...•lllrtti'lptt strlii,Allil.l:l'.-U:11""Fhn'" "l''''...
This in the only llito rohneeting 'directly at Crollino•
oitterlo night train-from l'ittsborgh .
Foiothrough Retell. teeny of.the at ve radial. apply at
the O. 'A P. It. It. Dilleo. Monongahela louse,-Pittsburgh.
or at the Station lionsei'AlkiihenY CI kr. •
J. K. STRAUtIICAN, •
.1(141' \ Mmineer cut Superb temdew t.
11 NCI i NAT I - SOAP-, 5 lIXB. Cin. Paha
t v 11t1ii OliV4 54151.j.,t reed and for rale hy
t' fe \
• S. lIARRAMMIIk W...
' itLI.:I) ' IA Ilt--- 0 5 s l;igs just., ,- reu . 'd and
s A
. fi c , gale hy Lei - ii2IIARRAUUII .0 CV.
w ~ i:k:ll,A.rti..• itf casks! Ad:uns' for sale
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d I '111(l. E
,C III 4N-I.s . easki; rot sale •by . .
V) 4 , 4 ' \ it A.KAIINESTISIK A CO.'
VIT ° L W VS A431211'10 .SOIIISVAM
.IINAPPS-A mils sued hir ' • ' '- - .
ul* e JO#KVI /FL}: Pio mertn.L.lrikoxa:6l.:.-.'
11111OWN'A PAisenee i Jatitaira.: 'lnger, a
11 li large soPPl.V`_( ... i . 4lo' •L, ' - •JOS. I'LKAIINO.
IlEll's , CliENtle :Pi: '1'0114.1.,--Asupi,.
i. Ply of t h i sselelsoto/tP•tigh 3.1 ne,ree - ;414%
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ljting,,OLlVE• 0.11, , ,:, A - frei+ hit. tennine
jt. 01j111 Oil reed h s • 11 ,
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-..1.T.K_ ERA-,-.1 Impply reed by " JOS, LEVNII, •
'iIktILNINE-tlO ouneeS,:reeeived Ir. .---
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/01,i!:.111'aikr.V, ''; ''-' 111111141% TheZ:
• -.i:5 - ' do Walloon s . ' /0 -do Tob
;EL' ilo r . bry e,...1,,,,, ito .do - y Amt. •
.4• do do dia pealed: tti - do ...Flaxseed.,
, 4 bhlia Plasorl.•Loarriveori ataanterTrin .Cityi To
r
..b.by b, .. ISAIAII DILKKT A. 1.10.
... _
DIG 11103 , 1-100 tons Laurel Ifill Furnitee;
.1_ 100 do Rork UM' ' - WS ''''‘'s,
• 100 dor_ . Springfield ' • ' des C,
F•A . ~ • AMMILLBot 11O& -V.
WILMINGTON TAR 1 25 bbls. .iii 'store'
and for Ade hy ra 1/e(111.I.9 & HOD.
''''' - I•J , - 1 4-11_11' • - 41ITA/IS. 1---)i—o;r11. store - iiiia
y,iiTs— bra.. Lae Trlxt.4, ..., t-q,k,un__P,
ii_ \ l& half do de do. kicHILLS A RUH:
€ 1 1 01:N 1111.00315-50 tlirr.. for salelnt --
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3f - dulls a mog.
1 - RA 6 , 450 pi . -- 7 --------- . - gs .
4 \ low 16.1 bar do. onblnil and furYsk, by.
byi
Y. A. uuTCHISON & CAL _
-. Q . , 1 110 T-1.2 kepi. ass'dol lined and for sale
IL-2
. 19 • ks . l ,
.A. lIIITCHIbON & CO.
131 U t 131:11M. T RAVELING BAGS, ass'd size.%
a ' '' l 7 " ih° Ru bber j."4*Ni..111)011111.1S.
ticeNin z House ,' "Dliiiiiiiiii Alley ,
I[4loll B.ENZ--.41.,3 storTl i !rickliluil d diug., un
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TOILLYONO' LOTS NEAR &TR ;VAUD AT - At CTION. 2
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autatitell. trill holis ntadlnia to make. tato of the '.
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3'11.1.1,14nd frau to eight mike front Pttfollionsm- -- . .r .. . - ~,
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denim; pnrpaaw, nod hos lima dm Socattoosthr &bunts/
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dirlded Into aeveral tannage Parma of troattma Inindren '
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and other, the rin olleseple Plank Road.
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450 'see., 11l Ohio townehht. Allealmot ...tiot aut.d l i iota °r I
them o a th . Ohio mid Pennsylvania Bathood:
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Philip lleekart. J. 11.- Colophon: ../,' Nelson; ond.P.dwar.l I' ' -
Brewer, who .will ImpotT.lnkinnstkin an tothe Bunton,- • . ' ‘.
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Is dlttaated from harmony la n nallei, no
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town...kits of. A nastreng, and.lVlmatflela, Indiana rouuty.'
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