The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, March 25, 1854, Image 1

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EStAIILISHED IN 1786.
PrrTSBURGH GAZETTE:
.111B1.113111:15 DAILY AiND WEEKLY DT
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DAVID AID WRITS] • TBASTUEL HAIGHT.:
' met. 01 TM= MUT, IN= DO= To. TIM Tan OMC.f.
TERMS:
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DAILY,—SIt doter, per 'annum, Ynyebre leall T..IT
In Welton. •
111.X1r. LY—Two•lnllire per annum. In imlrriere. (*Lett
w7U 6n eupplled on the following eddltiona: .
'• ttn*l44.l . ............S 5 OD
. - Ten copier' do •
weedy melee ' : SI 00
Th T e Win!" For meta do
flub to lee n.ldreesed to nee term.:
to he ne4 wariably in latrate, yn club raper. 4111
be none after the year etOnas t the money le wnt or .
a reneaal e , .- I
RATES OF ADVIMTISING:
One aiustre, 00 Dues of Nonpareil er Adsd , .. l
I 1 one 1ne0rt10n..,...-- .... - et.
Du 'l, .
Do mu% saditicasu lemerelesb--- i
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I , Do one week .......... ... ...... -- "I 343
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7 00
- Do three months
• ' Ikt fear nmothe- 111 Ur
Du ids on '
It 00
Do weir* ;Donate— .......... ....—. IS 00
Standing cards, (s 11... a..1 , -••• 1... annum; 0 00
Once
dollar Psr es. additional I t o.
. . One 0] MM. changeable at plea-ure. (per an
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num,' eccinsico of palate, .... ..- ..... -...- fal 00
Tor each additional plume. innerted user ono month, and
for moth addltimml venue Inaerbed under the yearly rat.,
belt prim.
' Adrertlannentv a:needing nauvere, an net over fifteen
"" Ptrivi=r d t , == Unq r. Wrrrt4cmenta
herrd the anntunt eharifed for their publientlun.
.A .th ru4thiLi t erndLdn u tze fur claw tube ellarged the mune
Advertisements nut marked on the mye for a spec-Mod
',wailer of teleetionsi - will be mothined 1111 f"rbid, and
payment exacted aceardingir. •
The toivilesa of annual adverting-. I. ettivtlylimited to
their owniumediate boldness,bunt ell attertinguents der
the benefit of Other pervone, an .eel to alb adlerilertneets
(not' itnirmliately eonneet^l wl their own busineve, end
see
of.adrertiseutidtm, Imatb er ntherwine. bin
• tre: d all b snig na t:Vsfe L eT ' l7, '
reedered, and proems payment. stogie...l
!All advertises:lmm fur ble Inetitutkonn,lire
MAIM Ward. township. and Mb r v o4 n ll
nelittral meetings and notiore, be Merged half orkwa pay
! alas strktly In Wenner.
- Marriage l , '...r
be charged AO mob,
• Math net invertol without el,arst, uniew' "townie,-
' iik.a by funeral Invitations or obituary mikes. :aid when
eo ataannparded.to laid foe.
Relfular advertise., and ell other. seeding nematodes
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Sahanedtilrierr notices dietigned in mil ettrzninn to
Saha Soirees, Conned. or any pub lie entertainment&
• ahem therace are made for admlttenee—all nofires oforl-
IL Vat. as lathe.--every- notice designed- to
Id privatetiterbrisea, odeulatod or intended • to promote
Individuallnterest, mu only he Snorted with themelee.
standing that the same Is to be paid ft, -If Intended to
FF be Inverted in the local column, the mum will he charged
I. t the rate of 10 Mlle per line.
TilabnA m ere motlees to be charged ttlide prim.
I, Thema Limns& Petitions $2 each. •
heal Estate Agents' and Am-M.ll4re advertiventente not
4 ., elamed tinder yearly rates, buten...oil dlwount of
thirtfdtme md onwthird per mot from the mutant of
, . . WI MT 06 •12-1166ELS - 16 DAILY PAPYRI.
One Square, liven insertion• ... ' <1 rm
Do. each nilditimal Inmertion —.- '.:7
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/4.17.621.6111 NT, IN WILL LT PAPL6
Ono finnan+, each'in)crtnneeli__ rente
_S Do. additional inw.rtinn :1 , 3 -rout,
_ . ' ,: - Alltranitieut,adivorttoements to too paid in silvan,.:
BATES OF DISCOUNT. /
cottzerto DAILY rot TIM rrruir mon 4 %sink. DT
N.' HOLMES .k; 'SONS, Brokers.
Ka. 57 Sfarkelaf. Memo ThirJ 4ml . .n'ogrth ea. Pifhlwrgle
- PENNSYLVANIA. :Drawly at Nenla....-.-. do
Book of Pittsburgh par' Drawn at Youtilneteen_ do
Scettsaga Rant of do nullity Rank. Cincinnati- do
Idea Lod Ilattoris of do...iar (?nnolaelal likAlnelal.. do
Bank of Lknotaeree......-par, 1 ranklln Rank._.. _..... do
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Bank Of 'North asnerir;-par Lafayette Bank_ .... . . ..... do
Bonk of North'. Llkestleal Ohio Likauget Trost ee_ .do
Bank of Petassylvanla...- West:rn Reserve Rank.- do
}WA of Ptah Tognahln-P•r hank of ) 1 .0 .i11m , -
Ilan% of tbellnite4 States LI Shall N0tek....... .... . I
(knomerrial Rank of Pa.....vake . NEW }INGLIS%
Farmers' L'Aechanka' Ilk- 11l solvent Uutka...-..:-..k4
(Ward Rank ... ~ . . .. -.-....ang ~ NM YORK.
Kenalogton Rank. .-.. ----par New Vork .City--.......par
3lannfae. A }leek. Bank..-par Wolter,- - }l'
Keellinlese Rank -...-rar .
_•• - .AIARYLAND.
'NoialLenslng_ltank..-....far Ilaltlmort . . ...... ...-...- ..........
Ktra i algt i llAk. "" .t...:::::par s. T./VI r tt.IEVTATiZIVXaI.
TradeSman's liank....-...--par AU solrent Ranks. }i
Western Itauk...“-..._ ...... pee • VIRGINIA.
Rank of Chantberldnagh... .4 Rank of the Vall.)--..._ lli
..]lank of Chatter County-par Rank of Vadlichrond.- .•
.11-euk of Danville.- ' par hr. 11...k.•v , Nl}r}Olk .0
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Dank of Del. Ota. Cheater— Vernier.' Ilk of Virginia. `•
'Dank of lierninntenrn..,.— relall iirsclunln743llank
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.Bank of Gettssbargh..-... ,ii Mort VAstern Bank.-
Bank 'of bewlstown..-.... - :8ranc105,.......- ... ..
:Bank of Mlddletown.„-. '...c.N ' • NORTH LJJKILINA.
, Nlontgotekerr ti0.,11ank...-Par ant of Cane c t . rar--:. z
Rank of Nostbunsbarlust-par Dank of St. of N. Candi a -
'Carlisle llank..-... ~.,. . ..-_-. h; Coro. IStuk.Milinington. 2
Columbia Bk L Holds* Co..par Merchants Bk.Neoloarn, 2
Dorketown Bank- t SOUTH CAI:OLINA.
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Radon 11auk.......:—.--ilr Ilkoft%.att.ors.umai... ,
Erie Bank_._ .„--...- „.., Bonk of booth Carolina ! _
Farmers' Ilk of Bucks Co-yar Rank of Charkaton...-. S
Fartners!lik of Laneaster-.par Manters'S NleetnoCs' Bk 2
Farmers' Yank Of Beading. taMlttlfd.
Farm. Ilk ofSehnklkill Co-par Magneto la, & lik'n Co
Far. a Drov. Wafneitberia si; limtk of Mtrfl,,N--,2.- .. -
Franklin Bk Washington..yar Ilk of 8..!.., 1 =k , Aog.. : 2
TNNNEdS.L.F-
Honesdalehook-:...-L...: 3`.l4lleolvent Planks_ .,._.. 3
Lancaster BankL.,--!....par IMNTLCKI. . .
Lancaster County Bank.-par Ilk of nentucky,Lonisr o 24, - ,
Lelanon Bank--,..... plaint of Gooier , . Thurston
Nllners' Rank of Pottavlllo YiNorthernßkorKentucky "
Mononscatuda 1tank......---Ni;Southern llkofh.-!:ntorky .. I
lYwrt Branch lank_..._.. U.
. MINN./LI ,
Wyoming Inc.Wilkaiarro 1.,. i
Ilk of:Mate of Missouri:- 'Li
York Ilank-.---- ...... % 1LL15013.
itellif Notes.- --....-. hi State Lankand Eranthes to
mug. - Dank of 1111nOls ... -.- :5
Mao State 800k...-._._ 55 WISCONSI ...
Branch at Akron._._...:,.' do Marine L thor In. Co. ehks 5
Itranch at dthens---- do, MICIHOAN.
Branch at Bridneport-...- . do Foment' 3lorhanles' Rank 3
Brooch at Lltillioothe..- floMovernment titoelt. Rank ; 3
linnets attllenlang-...-- do(Penlosidar Bank--.._ , 3
_Brandt at Toledo--..... doinsurance Company 3
Wasiak at Marton:-...-.... do Sate Bank--.--.-,-,, .3
. Wands at.Delawar•-.-.:. dol - ~-
-.- ,- C.V.VADX.
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Branch •at (ktenaboa..- do Ilk of N. AnWria. Toronto 5
Branch at ,delotalretia.;-.. do Ilk of Ile Peep!. Toronto • .5
Branch at Faletn--- do look of Montreal ..... - .
Manama IdattaUld--... dill:A of U. Canada roterio S
Brooch at Riplar-.-.• .- do ELE2I:IIN EXCHANGE.
Branch at CloolonatL-:.- do On New York ........ -.--rar
Brawl& at Washington—. do.iln
Branch at WI--. dolOn
Branch at Cr lonter--.' dot WkSTBBN
• Branch at Steraboreillr... do:CindtnlaU— r e . .—.---...
'Branch at Stt. Vernon.--.
Branch. at Newark.-.-...
Branch at. Springrteld....... doh /OLD AND SP ECIG V ALIThI.
Branch at slorietta--..--
Branch at Tray-- 'd .do PstrilJt...—.lsJ , J
Branch at Mt. risw.ant—. dolEsnie,
Branch at Bancsvine...--.....
Branch at Norwalk: • do'Brederickal'ort--.... LSO
Branch at dn'Ten
Broach at Partsznorith.l•—• dorninrsa 1,10)
Branch S 4 Eaton-- ....... do Snrercinns.---- &En
Branch•at haronna-..—. dwien .... 3.91.5
'Branchat Crrfahonsa._. do Narobtons.-.... ..... ---• 1,1.0
Branch at " Ducats 2,13
Branch at - do
FETUS OF STOCKS.
IMPORTED FOR.TILE PITTOBBUGH GAZETTE, BY
A. WILKINS & CO.
STOCK AM EXMOOR BROKERS
NISCZI POLIRTM STGEET.
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13 ailed Statef
ranoVaala
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Pitt mth citT tr.- ----
.1)4. , coop. s..N. Z.
•Ileg , rny city
amp.
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Ranh of Pittsburgh
Merchants' & Mann( Rant
Allegheny Ravings Bank
Pitts. Trust. 0...-,—,..---
Lithos's', Deposit Bang
• 26.1100.18,1C58.
n " 1:111 "1 / 4 _.,._Iff i Vi d'''..---
11•214 St. sanone
Northern Martha.
PittlistnaPnet Bedar--.-
INISCIWICS.
Plttsb% larkrinsursn.-
Western Insuranoreo.:-ee—
eltkens' Insurance - Ca-
Associated Firemen's Co
. . ilthb"rh''Nt i " ent . W . 1a . ...
e t i aTe=- 4 i -,--.----
horse's Magastis.--.
.AU. toan„Or.scrgrria,
Ota
Pittsburgh aas Works..-
Itononalsheis Sh
.I.4yrater.
w i
g u nt i =l i tall l nTad -
Mb & Penna. Railroad:-
Bat It llhio Itaßsrad,---
slareland & Welbille AI.
Marine itaihray,Pry Dock
Parana 5tan0L00....... ..-
Brie Canal Bonds (old) •
1.). •• d. (..)....
Turtle Creek. Plant Rood
- Atba a . .PerryiWe Phala n /4!
Charth
Urestoshorarete
Pstub Nort urgh
North Western...- .....
Iron City
Ohio
Plttalsarglx t leas nova—
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Douglass Ilohsto.---
Yoeert
Y.SCIIAIOC AND NA
WILKIN
^ Mated Stara Air& Threat
- P. 1117311 0. •
VOIMION and - Dom
m • Ran% Notes gni Land Ws
Colloction• nude throaattoo
Dndxw D> illsooontA
Maks to t an.l isoLl
Money , od on deposit,
for • sipeelfbal Ilona
.' — `4l}F.olloE ds - co 7 1
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weitEn.i Li RSCIIANaC, Dm, DANK Ncyrkzi,
74 , j , <Arra Wrest, expwite 14.0 qf Fifirtoorok. ;-
3 1t4.1lTrsuractious selaost
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SORTABLE THEASIONG MACHINES "AND
SEPARATORS. • -
WARR:IN - TED' to Lo tburouFbly built;
siouto week well; made and sold . Mlr L. tP.CAItI2OI.,'
It e mpenhergre's MIL &u ftny, afront, Pltte•
burgh.' The Thrashing Ilaohloos areteaatlfd, simple and
LT"s eused ;slfri e a rZS = " genT6 l. ll% ‘,,, , s ird. — Aty:
Vit w O=l . rlltt;,..Z,Ll l l7
...ley Zest of th. )4traotalso. lianrof then
bar. 'thrashed from SO to 100,0n0 bosbele
sup,,, n ub but; the, hare lawn rwasannonood by those whc,
sise sheen 1.0 be fse onaPlate , end to work as well eg ear. la
The Separator le Roots Patent, and is attached to the
Threaber, sad nom Oetely eeParatos the straw and chaff
l athe graist,Ml haaGlen "tiro sat? radian +hearses.,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTlCE.—Notiee is
meth,. g love - that letters of Admlnittration hate'
& w i th; t o the rm. Her on, the tittottof Aston
( = w it= roVI T 7,'"=. ILiI II,,LI7.II,' ,
r"..salto Mai e 'monodist* payment,
and at Su/swathin, loprNent thookproperly staMonil:
fated fOo setteimunt. J °" 114 " 4 1
' doli-OtwT Ninth VsynttalOntod&
• : AboutlO mares of ina,
o , 4ft= the Air, and mart be
ditulog alVatrlr iv a= Sea
41/Arket amt.
LOOK
arth• owner .
prr=....Essi •
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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S. AIORRISON,-Attorney and Counsel
lar at I. fl rod to No. 44 Grant doxt,
rojraortb. lOttsburgb.l'o.
y W. HALL, Attorney a Law, "Bake
far . weirs UnlldinFi;" ‘ Gront curt, lotween Fourtir sod
Distoon4
1100BiRT E. l!HALLlF . 'S,'Attorney at Lacy,
j=ll, EL, [cods, ; •-Te;
ItOBERT POLLOCIi; Attorney at Law-:-
Corner of filth ar4t Onnst*roetcoppopite the Court
owe steps, Pittsburg ; mr2-1-y7.4
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CRAIG, Attorney at Law, New Ca
'rreratrn,T4ttilaplTtk,• Du.io.P.E.l
- binlth; Kratner rat= 11. Childs &
gsn. Wilson &All., sp
L. "..11y•
TAMES J. KIIIIN, Attorney at Law, office
.ILF Fourth street, mot Onut. l'lttalitaralt. jaltrdly
- ---, r a P. SPALDING, Attorney and Couriel
. lor at Lou. Cluceland. Chin.
• toforrorna—A. W. LarAnlN Stuart. A Stanton.
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FRANCIS C. FLA NEGIN. Attorney at Law,
No. Far Fourth strout. Pittsburgh.
. 'ASPER BItAIIY, Attorney at Law,
Cr No. 80 Ilfth anon. 811t86ortb.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
ALLEN SILAYEE RDIV.I.V.D MIMI.. ....714L.NEL .Runts..Runts.lF Ii.AIII.E.R. S: BAUM, Kull:er lL a and Ex
change Brokers. Buy TA
uy and I Hold and Silver mot
tin Nate% nemlinte Ideas on Real Estate or Stork Secu
rities, hurdles. Emma...icy Notes, and Time Hills on East
and Wert Bur andsell Meeks ou Ounittilsoion. Collec
tion% m ade on all points in the Union. °thee corner of
din and Worst streelA all el.ly emuslte the St. Charles
Hotel. - tovl-ly
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Ill' 1). RING, C in, Stock and. Exchange
a Itreker. Fourtjateret —Buys and sells Streks en
AmmLulout Exchange t Eutent titles supplied at rem.
IVOI. rate% odleetious to de on the West at low rate-n We..
tent ilauk .lotes Beughtlautt sold. .6'..S
WVILIUStN rttant..-.....05111, IItNNA.... .... 3 , 31. F. icon .
jpDALMER, IIANIN : 1 S CO., StleCCS:kal: to
Iluxsuy Hanna k 0 h ankers rs
:Earbause tirokeand
estierS in Foreign and mtestie ilveltener, Certifirates in
lieltelle hank Notes, aatome--N. W moms of Weed and
Taint streets. Current lowly po
received on Desit. Sight
Oudot for sale. and call foie made on nearly all prairi
es' Points of the UnitedeStates.
The highest premt paid (or Foreign alt,i American
Bahl.
Advancesmade on nsamuisatit of Produce, shipt4.4t
east, on liheral terms. '
V.I.L 1.1.1.1018.4. ?eV....
3 E .1. 0
Third AtrrotA llttAbnygt . •
All trstmartionft madolon tem., And nAleMlono
promptly attended to. jaiAly
V 11'1 LIiANS CO., E:tchan go Brokero,
t n or in n
s i t t Et!!:. Jr .,
t a i nl
• B n
l'ittAburals.
.140 . IEOLMES k SON Dealers in Fnreigh'
11 • nod itumertinl3lll,4 ExcbannA, ttArtlf rater , of DA
y.nite, Bank Notes and Bpeoin. No en :11Arkrt Armor Pit M.
burn), Air CMlArtion iromio on . AII thurind el 1
throuthont the Unite.l a rttat.,s. Pal
CO3I3.IIiSSION Sze.
TM. A. iNleeLlilt(3, I)ealer in Fine TCas,
cunt. tltteries, Wooden sod Willow
for
tortsix ot Wooll end Fist assets. le nowsco•lrlug o large.
assortment of Fresh GOO:LC:la aiLlitiou to his wtresiy ex
tensive stook, perrhesetl from test hands in the Eastern
awakes. width will be Wit at the lowest market twice.
AP' Hotels., Strernboaht t • Eantillos, buying by the
quentlt v. supplied et wholesale setts,
w - i.istlititillvered hi the city fres orrherge aolS
& A. .11'BANII, Commission and For..
.." - YL • warikug tierrlowits, dlral 11, In Want and 11,112er
genera:l, &to. Pittsburgh loutiZeittres. Nu. 111, tleuenil
sinwt s Pittsburgh.
WELLS ti Ct Coninthsion Merchants
V runt Wholocale Pcalern to lish. Fleur. Dried
Fruit .
and Country Produretrencralll. Mo. idhcrty
athvt.'Comacticial Lictr,!Pittalturch.
S. LEECTI. 3IcALPIN & CO.. Whale-
OP. Mie illwrrx, and rate = r, in Pntlitions. ) total. nud
Pitts •
burgh Manufacture Mo. and 24! Lib A
erty rc&
Pittsburgh.
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st. razorrr .- 711130.11 t. OCILICK.
ILBEIN2 E. FllEDElLlCK,lVllolesaleGro
mir cc... Product ., Der.l6, Fnrwardincr and Oalamlnaion
I.ll,h.s.tet.
N. Wood atreet,
I.llxtal caPb adva&s. On eurta.l4ument.P. All ROW? ,
ipxured. if d,lnvi. • apt:,
t0rmr , ..... .... D. DOMWV.
II ROBISON &. C O . , ............. Grocers.
111..Produret Donlexe.aud Cranculaelon 31erchanta.
ionetr etecot., Ihttohurch. :rat o
11.ARBAC011, successor to S.
'l.t W. lifiliMACClt. C.:nude:don and Vorwardirta.
Mrerlaint, Nate; In FlrOur. Wocl und Produeo amorally.
No: Find a, and 116:Second et.; Pittsburgh. an 7
_ l.__KENinticK,'nod
• ellooirm Merchant: cdes e Aroat tar Manuar_turme.
archnuac e No. V. Wuxi etevet, Pittehurgh.
rartienlar attention' 'paid to rornarang llicrabandlee,
and eutteigutuents toe sale. No ronnertyou, or preCuenu
Coe Beata of any &script:ern.
n • Qob oo oroulntlX,attorlded txt.-to. within all
- y obeyed.
Tour Lusiores b rospoefully solicited: and I pletize in) -
pi( to use 000rp exerthen in your behalf.
.lEiCeSiZtikE4 Forwarding and Commis
-11%..510n Mix:lmola. Dr. alms In Produce and Illttelatrall
Nurinfacturod. artifice, I.7acal haul, twat hellcat. Arced.
telturah. • 1
i.Alll)t :.i6Skg* - 1 --- CO., Successors to
.4.TIVOJI/. JONE,,k A Co- examltlesion etztd l'onegml-
Ink . Irrebant, Cellens In l'ittsbunts Manst_Srturedi,ila,
licul.rgh.
u
. 1 ) W. POINDEXTER, Commiettion end
11,,' Porannilne Wn, o and for the I ,mli
tsse - ..and nit
o 1
r. Westrrn Prodisee, In. Nuns. ble u . and tile Ur,
uttferturisl Artiely, of Pittsbur g h anuerally: G2lTatenssui
G 4 Brent street. Pittshdr g h. Ps. serls
ft , ..
HEY. ItLATIIEWS ,I, CO.. Wlteleale One—
rem Canurtleskru.str.4 Perst srllng Merchants, tad
spuits fer Thi g h ten Cotten l'sru.l..li ate,. at. Pittlburzt..
11,5 EIICER & ANTELO, General Coruntis
ivi.. glen Ilrrehants, Thilatlclrlaia. Literal adranees
WO, on ansityumentspr Predurc genrrally. jai7:y
.1.5 tr Arr .J.IN 1.1...".
I OIIN WATT It CO., Wholesale Grocers,
IDY Punitniesiuu Mereltaula and lbetlers 411 Rotors slut
Pittsburgh Itatinfsei.ures. Nn. IV; Liberty at.. Pittsbur g h.
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11 11. C.ANFIELD, late of Warren, Ohio,
!11 - .1.E1N.1 , 41 .o, Poritaralug Merchant. nal Whole
ale IlieZer hi WestrYn. I: . via Cheese, ' Butter, Pot and
Pearl Ash Smithfield It . ..etc/n.l PiZiun senerlly. Water stmet,
Leticeen an4 Woes:. Pittsburgh.
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1 . 1.11.9 1101( lIITI2,
(Late of Pm Robison, Link 2. C..)
.LlT'fhE k. CO., Wholesnly Groivni.
. Prod aro and Cc - am:Madan Merchants. and healer. In
Pittsburgh btunutnetttnts, lin. 112 Second Street. Intla
burgh._
g IV,AItEIIOUBE.-11EN - RY 11.
): Pumas - ding and Condledssion Merchant, an.l
Peal, In Cheri, !latter, Lake VIA and Prods". generally,
N‘ ord street, abars Pater, Pittsburgh tu sal
VON 13ONNI1OltS11 k 51171tPIIV,
lola Grocers hod dantnasion Merehnnts. and healers
In Pittsburgh nsuuh!cturos. \o.= Mater Ptrant, Piths
berth:
uLlsak Jul
'eba
Int.Jan.laulY
IAS tUgr
Ilsylk Nor
do
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INS
FORSYTII, Jr., Forwarding and
93/ (Inunilnalon Marehaat. So. GS Water anti, Pittiddirmit.
THOMAS PAISIER, 1111pOrter and Dealer
in I'vmcii and Ahierintn Wall Pacer. No. as Market
Iktweeu Sidra Fourth /drat. littelnwali.
0i1i6 , 5.1 • • 1:.
MeCLINTOCK, Importer and Whole
v ROO and Befall D. , ote i rn Cartirtliag. Finn. Oil
Clkithm. Mattln2. Tablni and liatio Corrre, Window Nliadoa
Steam toot Trlinddidet. No. 112 )Isrket idrott.
IN,Mar 4 Pct.
Div. Jan ct
Inx. • 2.00 Oa
DIE :3Pr.
Dir. 20 et.
Illy or.
2 D tr zi , t t l
, - r o 14o w et:s . ;; Thty 1:111 knepto 'hand, Ai all Wm?, a , gro :
net !
nom BARD & lil LANCP
/I6RIVIS PA.TTON, Wholesale and
IVA WI litters, or, thn Intatern aide of Ma Dlamoml.
- Pithiturgh. Pa.
Dir. Qr a, ?l, et
Dir. 4114m0
' Div. Jan. 4 la
New Rock.
104
415
. 10
10
r t.
aw i ng...l4, A m ! n , ll kinfSti Barelan and IT .. .taller I Vivo., and
Maud, :No. l.lbcrty ottnet rm banda vizi 'arr.,
Flora inif..er., al lliazongskula. Willakey. shish will In
sold•kya• for rash. •
L. el. Gt., L Ltt.131, , 1F
I O..GRAITI& C 0.,. Grocers and Corn-
I tttrolr ;.I'T=',Jitig, p `m al r'n',..):rll.,,:j,".i i .7..",;
Reeoate.,,liittaborgh, P? told-1r
MI .. ,
MILD: t:LWilit . rtlr GM. IL ' .1 • 0!.I.
0 BLACKBURN & CO., Wholesale Gro.
Pittareinl l eih3l " l " rt l'h iiffii.. `" ?:ttr i ri 'l' l7l l %ki rr' ,iini th aT ' 14 4
no hand at their 114;eno ' nen, 141 IVate . ;streiet, Fittelerrgi:.
nepl4
mutt] MIMI' - . E. rorrar PICUT.
1 SATAII DICKEY & CO., Wholesale Gm.
nerk _ . 2eximilealon Shirehanta and Delatill , In Prodnee
No. Cifi W ( ater stet, and 101 Front alma, l'ittelitinib. .
-
D. D .
Di.. ixs4ll2o
N gm btua
2! 1.-
V
33 1 Za,
14 ,
13;
U. 10...
- .131r D - J*s)S D. 3eCILL. ICALTCrt C. CDC.
rCi.ILLS & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
ttronl.nran Nteichaate, N 0.195 Liberty rtemt
•NKINU BOWIE OP
s .
IbrlA thr-4 .
hange,
ta i tZg 'bi '11°47
loans oe . iottst.o4.
• • mlnlon.
• 4 latorast. &rifted lam leg.
4.3
W. P.M..= onantdat,
W. WOODWAID .I.I.OALLT,
J011': AMT..
ILO. LE Wholeealo Gra
y j rwrn. Nrw. IS and 20 AVrod street.
gly4viveit7ll-zarliugwzmttl
Deniers irtnnaled on the ton oat tsWas. •-
.
°nun DALZELL Wholegnlo
41, fftnners, r.mral6lrm Morehantoi, Dralmw In Prndure
il and Pitt
ttalmruh.sburgh idenhazt.nres. 253 latnwty stnwt.
/arm wici / X . CAND/2...
WICK & Me,CANDLESS: sucecHnore to
yr . a wkt„ WholouloOromrs, Yorwardlna mat
Comtatiaton Merchant& Dealers In troy, Nall& Ulm& Cot
'Varna, and Pittilatruh Manntacturca SO,notallr. corner of
Wood and Water abet a, rittaborall.
AACULBERLSON , WltoleAalo -7- Grocer and
enlmniolan rehuit, Deolcri Product: and PI Eta
uryotura. Arttalca, ltd, Liberty !treat. Nth.
. & It. FLOWlViioiesn - le Grocers, &Hi.
g •,tlPllnn grelids. and Dealers in .Yrnduet—linnnil
,_!„.ln. alptblings, trbatlnir an Liberty, %lined, and iiirab
I.
ire. 'tackler......
ACIA LE Y , 460 - DWARD & CO., Whole
." 04 . ceeant T¢ 2t.n Market street. Plilladelphts.
DENTISTS
r , difificlfel;iiit, Fourth street.
. tire dons weetla Market. Ofllos boon ..
from 0 A mr, to b
- AU `.or s warranted. - ists
W 141. : A. WA
x Door. abov
F. n. Patuidays
Untni than 3t. un
l +atom,' neßtring..
ATTOUNEYS.
GROCERS.
ED, DENTIST, Penn titieett'
li t L trtlM " 1717r.;.ttill o t:
by 'pedal appointusaut or In twee
molt 14mJ
MANUFACTURING. • NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
IfOODIVELL",Wholesale and Retdd F 110.31 VISSCHEB, & 'SCHELL'S
e • nsaaf..tum and Dealer In Cabinet Ware. : GENERAL ADVERTISING HME
O,
ttrert.
—fio. 80 , NASSAU STREET, fits Youg.
•
41 ENNT.TTk BRO...Manufactureriof Plain i .
and Fumy Yellow. Itrekinghian and Cream Colored ' Reliable Firm, in the City of . . Yew York: .
,• • are °Mee at the 31.shetache'n earner of Washinuten
: and Franklin streets, DlrmiagLlsta, upvaltu Pittsburgh.
1 teurardly
JOll N WEITEERELL,. Manufacturer of
111/ PATENT BOX VIC,E.e, • einterier extlele, SOLID BOX
Rod BRAZED BOX VICES.' corner of Anderson and Bob.
Boon street, ohs flexile Bent the !land street Bridge. Al.
leglieny City. iet3treell
.
WORKS, corner of First nna Liberty
Araks, l'ittabarrth, Da.—MseDialate Tanis of every
cty. Ruch as IRON DLANEIG.I. Slid, and Hand TURN
ING LATIIR-A, DRILLING MACHINES, Lc- Sr i uthrsufsc
tunai to order. ftel2l JOS. F. HAMILTON It (Al.
lONES & Quico. Manufacturers of Spring
anunhur teel, Plongh Rah Eteel. Steel laugh
M lugs. Qt.& and Militia Sprl Bram Nut Tapers, Half
Patent Screw and Hammered Iron Axles.--Curuer of
Rase and Pint streets, Pittsburgh.
JONI* k (Inf.- 0. D. lI.CILS.
i) B. ROGERS & CO., Manufacturers of
W O m
. Itosmin Pntout ImproveA Cultivator.—C•or
of .oe• and Fir•t. Artreets, l'lttaburgb: felt
ritiIAWSON, MOHAN & CO., Manufaeturers
y of Shofc!s..spaars. /L 0.... War•lonme , lCo. :2 Wood .1.,,
.., wArm Fir•t D.lfol Sonmil ftroota• l'ltt•burgh. to.
Penn Cotton XLlla, Pittsburgh.
ENNEDY, CIIILDS CO.. Nisoofse
-1111 turt.rs a
, Peon A.o I lionajt 44 Slotellostat
Curl-•t Chain of all radon nod all - 441M
Cott.. Twin:
tt
tt Plough Idorl nodl-taah 0 , n1;
Itope of nil gat, nod dennital.d.r,
'Catalan . .
87itOrdern loft at the liariluttr , Store of Lagan. AY{11.1".13
1:4 Wood otta,t.. will %nye attrotion. tY2d.l Y
& CILISIYIsI.J. Bell :uid Brrtl,
Ilanoroeturersotall kludrivf firms Works.
Locomotive, Vrenm F.ncfne, l'l•unhers. rke. ..A.lS4Tottolt
Ilatting Jilaullfaetzirrrs.
FouNrar. Ilelwera street. IVArtr.coOt. No. 1_ Market
A eu
.file I street. neastirst.l . l shargh
N. 11.--ohl Itra, neol Copper tat.en iu eschani., tbr,
ra<ll pahl.
trrdrrs left rtt the romblry or thileo, will he ate:pled to
pnwrtrully. '
Arnold & Williams
LgEATING AND vEvrit, A'l' ING WAIt E
II( it:Sli—Slntoduclurrry of C1111..n . . FurnnreA
an:bt Iron Tobin;:. rend fitting ft .r :trot, IVatkr.
.o. •L'o. Marlik tme,,
here our Voroares, l'ottoro, de.. to Mew,
MINIMA) a W MS, u bora oo cordially rovoruncod
to tho pots...tag, of Ito. poldic.
tai i tIYF ATICINEON .t et).
MINE CEDAR IVARE.---SA3IUEL
KM Lecor mn•tallily on baud a O.aal ...Id
:cent of WrO , ll nod bath Tol. norm, Ste:old...at, Oak Well,
Flltohoo a Draw Docket. W,n•bos Mori Churnr, ITI
Wan., Zinc awl 'berry Wa..11 l!oards, and all ldhor
kinds of or In Id• II o... Aiso—llo twit, Tot. and 1101 Boron -
\l'nren..•tn, Stu. Hi, 11411, Fifth 1 , 1.1,.L. N 11 4 ,1.13,1,
ro,Ary
•
•
Blacksmith Bellows Manufactory.
(10-PARTNF:IIsIIII' suh
x 1 reribera would rrvi,etfolly lorvrto their Mond" and
public gi.nemily. that thy line ...Ile,' into partner
eouttorueing on the or April, under the V.rtit 'f it.
IV ILLIA .h for the inuitt%rt in, of
of ..tore , tarrirtion. whiett they tt., cletrrtnin
4. to omit , ' or the Letia rnaterlabi All , l superior
They intewl to hare slim) a MI it.d MI ...I-t
-own', o) an sires from tot inehia., at their tozoinfartory.
•irner ..-11toblinant and liatitiuskystr , ta.
110111 , .11T NT11.1.(A , 1).
J F:S W I
lll=
A: If ROW N, would meat respectfully ul
ey • fano tho that ho to, t r r.t brat!. mt bin •hattl.
on the aott aide of the lliamood, 11Ioelot, Cit.. a oole
'dote MarolltOsoJt Vonltlatt 'Med, Al. Ventrlnn tlhot
tore
rat rnaato to, billet. In the Lett MI to, teal-rant...l Nual
to any In the riglall :tales. llln Itllneft no to remove.'
without 11104311nt driser. retrellagtol the
ataelih. tool.. and .1,4 or the Caldnet rAtablitbment
IRatntey Ileclellathl. I Earl req..' to furolah their old
aystotnent ma wall as the twltlir at lase:o.'l , lth everythlag
In thelriluo. /1,,,ttey..1:0. 5 Iticeal ntwet.llttsburch.
A.
PENN GLASS WORKS;
I OREN% & W 1 iIITM.. N. 3lanufartairess
kind. .4 VIALS. B. , 111.1.:,,
tran•r •r,.l CS I'n-al t•itt,turFb
l'..—Partirnlar Ett.ntlon prti.l v-.. .f It hon.
(114:s nad I•ri rale .1,311 r (r 11.41.1.1. and 1 u:•.
31*C7012D & CO
W11:‘1.1, , A1.1: AN'S , I:I:TAIL F.AeUI ON' MILE
HAT ANP CAP MANUFACTURERS
AM, 1 , V..1,1,1:11? 1.1, N1N1.5 4/1' r
C0P.V1.7/: OF 11,,,0 Fh".77ISTREEr3:
Pittsbrarh,
At,t-tt . mn: rruAr. rrtAr. strt4 Attiet.(ll.l,
tilltul t'..-qAt, Mutt, Cut:A mut 1. ur IL,ttctAtA.
OE=
• - • S - .. . .
Self Heating Smoothing Irons.
uI: GII t: ~,, EST T DosiEsTic ICI - I
,„rm,,,, crit , •• it., Is 1 ,
-14-6 c.: tll..ra m•
.Ft gt drpl. ,
T. pm
artlelo—anting Lil.. r , tha. and tanner. MercLanta ;
an.l 1t..11a, 1101 , 0.1 .m u ltra{ tcnan.
- J. J ACE.: , , , V.
Add'''.
Ci''''
;old,!.
I=-1 U . :•.le.tri. , t- l'lttpLunt.
CZ' F., oak. elm at Urn
nrl,l ha•- Ft-r, In
Urn eity. 1.5 M. tirnl t l'n. an r l , Ir J , .13
I:.artsrlAlvt.-
Mr, T 355,.. I,tll on the .11IC I.ring - 11.1,
He2o,ltorl,-':-",1
Bolivar Fire Brick and Crucible Clay Man-
- ufacturing Company.
rriillS COM I'AN Ir: - II.:t V I NG EN I.A.P.t;ED ;
.11 tbAr .41.1:y Pa. truaroaf.t‘itnitnr.. at , 1.- --,,, 14 ,-, vn , li
54 tr.t. , t 11,10,-rra......1.1..a20.0.1 o.r Ihrtr.ltri..t.. ergii!..., and'
" l i d "' ti.r ' ''''.." Fr if s ill ''' W?;f t. ! ,: . ' al ' 17.1 .-
_ . .
pirr:111'11:1I
COACH FACTORY
rrt Att., tr.-7r 4,4
K. M. It1:113.t/W. rftiirtarti,h.
A*Tai..l tri V ,rt,toTt.ftlily enll the etientinn of
v F.ut..hern and Wratr•ru Mr: Thant. t.. hlr •14,1‘,.
Cerrht...r. rar,:na In tdier , ree, te:l: , e. ThrTo -
Carriat., ere form the heat material... 4 workmar.-
KT!), awl under hi. awn .11,r, io;.:n. In, ran. w tth
warmit Lir a rrk. t. 3 I. r t. , ncrt, TA!, tit. ,
turpd In the I Tbr. 4.1 his holit”... and as
neut Inereamr in .1r7,1.1\ tau, els,. w. rtr.. ha. ir,tur. 4 .
Lim nut to 1.111 an, rvwnlr...r. or 1..-r yrlred n eb In his
rstatlithrt,nt. lira enr wat.lln., to.nnet ar.rk •13
id4ll, ran and elau/irs.. hit l'aot. All I
wbrk warrant...l
New Coach Factolry Allegheny.
c , ..574e... M. 11. WIIITE ".k. CO., iv , .11141 r,
Fr,rlfolly that th.. 3 hare
a ;1...p.. rwu t.an.lorler
.t.reeta. Th.; am tv.w making yr .1 are pre,ele4 to receive
r. L.r ever, 4+ - Tipthm
B,r,orbet.. Phnet‘.t.a.. Ar.. Ar- herb. tram their
erperit........ in 11, 1na...1v-tat •Ith , .1,1, .1.1
the [vial... they hael. CI, 4 - 4.1 veta-I..nt 11,4 are
w•trk rn tit." 11•1,t termo. +it/.
• all Ong arty Sv in ti-i,
rat Inc t.rttt,txr mtuttLit... t•• the reirrtirrt ri.motterdr.
aa.tl havtattctitrt hat r . trlttetratt .riarrtt. tlt.tt Latert..
h , ltrtht uarrzttitt, Ott:, • - •.rit. Ur thrqtf .re
th.stte,thu t.f the 1 r I. t t.trttur.
N. /t.-I:ritairing tt.ttte it, Litt. hert •utnttr.er. and t , tt the
tttrt.t rs..atizattle
Coach and and Carriage Factory.
TOTINSTON, Eli CO., earner of
IP nod I:elw4vr. Allenhnnv Clin, IT ~. 11.1
n-rinot inf tivir fernnln. • n.l thn r.nI.IIr
thwt thns arrlnanninrlnrion arrian., I.rnm.hnn. 1 ,, k•
awn., ltannh, 0,1 (Ina lots, h. thcir variant
et tomb and Inn , l•nrtinn•
All nnhint will to ..x..nt,.1 with twirl r,nr , l to dnrw-
Inlity and hrant Fof fatirit. itenalr, viii nix, atlond..l
to on the wart rewnonahln tonne. 1,41nn in ill their work
tnwatern ihalts, and Irhool Atnff. th,
confident that rho Door them •ilh their vett...makn
will to por4.lly natistint on trial nf their work.
Inachwoorrn err rrnavato.l to glen them n wall 141,re put
rhanlng elnewherr.
_ . .
Fifth Street Stocking Factory.
P.ILITY, ENEtt()Y. ANI) ECoNt)NIY.—
Ia coomie in Chil.ll,nin 31en'e xuck.. i'n•
:lerrhlrtm. end Drew,n.i.khl. Inentlfacturvex t.th,e ; at the
Fifth rtrt,t xtceling ell wedeln,. trot untr - t wan!.
ND ADVANCE IN PRICE. It NI. bAI.V.
MM=M===
NICHOLSON & PAYNE,
NANCrA,CIII7.N.r
Cir-M1:11.1 WIATES, FENDI:10!,
Law Ply Wed, rpputilie Mod.
' •
APiNESTLY direct littention to a new
and handmanc at t , rn STltYl'..opi rom
p elect: alan ‘ to their 1.4 D, 1, jrutervu of cnal COOK'S j
,: 2 , 1111'1'...1;
I.: no.. t$ tha - Earatune Mate , and the . - Wr.rtrrn
Them J.loVux in nemtneo."r trarit.uonotuy of oupply: and
un01y..., Ll' mato rieL our thin. of Ow kind ) ,- t
t.u1.16.. to to tin art H., alindedlo
at....ve. their arr..ral rtmnpriee• everything in their
I ,, tilar line, a It h the viral arpr..ved lm :mrrevrrdalMdrt/
if r..al utility Platfe.rut t atule , .nutor Sc.% Mina,
Wagon iLettl..ll.llnsr Worn, rad and [Ara Irony. Sugar and
Tea Ketar, Le. in ro.err pcontildu variety of at) le nod du-
L.h. A. Inpperanto
ALA. Jr. K. 11041111/1.1,
J. J. ILK:Ur" W. U. COUFLANI,
• • •
Roggen &o.
NOVELTY WORK S, PITTSRPROTI, PA
IItACIC and Depot Railroad Sr;tle+, Hay,
• Cattle .I,lOmM dm: and Omni,
of allrk v. Ylain4, ltrni. mid Thumb liatrlt.T.Cinflon
lilla or rat - hint hinaft: rain) 31i11happrrivii.1
31clleable Irati Castlima of ei..r7
Int, In farm and iltf
„ .
MAFFET & OLD,_
PRAYS POIINI)EltP, 1'LI:31111:1LH IS:%1/ OAS 11771:11S
127 cm/ 1:19 Firs:
. . . . . _ ..
k 1 AN' u FAOT e it t: nn. kinds of Water, CIIR
1 Ana Ft.... Eitt.l,,,. nowv, ctuA up 'with (1 , ...d
wI. thurt lion,. " nnyt-tr
J. HOWLUTH&BROTHEE„
M A MA; MASONS,
291 LißEßry sTREET, NEAR SE rES 7W.
T. C.. WARRINGTON;
(DIPIPMAA
TADIEs' & CIIILDItEN'S SHOE STORE.
4 Ile lonsalways on bond n full tuomertment,_No. 23
Fourth street Pittsburgh, P -a. siQO.lO.l
,__....
1 - GRANT MOW BY Dealer in •Lenther.
op . 1111/101, Oil /1013 Kit., Finding& Na.= Liberty Menet
o ee rolte the load of Wrad. - Athiby -
NIVILLIA AI SCIIUCIIMAN'S Lithogratih-
W. W. WALLACE, - Y In Establishment. Third street, Opiastte the Post:
0 re, I 1 ttoburch. Maps / Land/met e r, Portraits, Nig. , Mita
STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 15111 Ileadalloafts. Iknidarathelartorhitrerturalazd Maine
~,,,,, 5 .,,, ~.,,. f ...„.„, ar ,, , 0rp0 ,..„. 45 ,,,,,,,,,, , ,, 1
.......,. RrItIVIDCA Business nal ylsiting Cants, ta., erogrased or
en K one, 4”.1 pointed In C 01.14 6041, BrOntr, Or
• 1.17-rganann. Itrark, in the mostaperoveu style. Sod." 0 0 lll.e r...”-
IA 0:4 UMF.NTS, I 1
' :0111.1S, On CO St,rS eo, 4o l ' Pri'''. L ... , Jantby ...
iy IL Fund:urn Toes. Mntels. linporln g Stones. tr.. al. r i , FELIA'S GENUINE EXTRACT. OF
vr.iii MI hard , and moot,/ too nler. by aterldnery, rat the
• COFFEY established 114 P. received f/nIC Premium,
lowest prier, Theo hundred voleennt and retorted da , ~.. o Sheer ',1,...,' ~,. o e 0d""a„,,,,,'. man/fame,- sr ol
I he Moo gon e nto. t0..1../1 hood. Rio /eb. hand Sillb Alnr- I ; '-' ' i 1,,",;„7,,-,_r", ..."-.P-- - -- - ---- ' -
. - .. .....„
Ide fnont•hod to the Tradm et MC Ifllleld erlers. All oaten/ 1 '7 9 ;: }/ 7,,n,,,,'" • ;:r n - ,.;;",„,.;',,',.' c0 . unt , frit , ' Wa r d ', '
bilal vitt 41.1fiestzb at 319 I.lberty street. ,
well W %V• WALI ACE. b -
. • • i WAIIDII - OP'S SEED STORE is now re
"N SAT I'S & CO. Merchant Tailors, Na. o p . phi with - r.or Feeds for the llotbedg Pruning To
p i - ' ' ' ' I
/ . 113 Liteete otomet --/ • "MY IT relvlng very eirgant ; rtrnments"Sa thoAhrhards Cone Shelters. Stalk and litraw
To
,'/ 091 rs a roads On mentleoneas trona • roosted Ing of Cotten, and every thins id Interest to 'the Farmer. Omit
gaper (11.0THS. llogn r Fener nod Vrlsot C.OIII3IIIItES. , nor no Amateur. .Orders from Derders and Merchants fined
Plnsh, cosh/are non PIM \ e
, i In g oatt variety. promptly on ilbanl
- (arms. 4010 .
Peronnz want of al / art Chdbine nou r.stmrfollY he I -ir . re• an i' - • • •-•- --:---•••
wiled to mil o.nd ~Intnlne ono Wee
b erm) en s Ina, ns me /1, At,ir.ts. 1 . MARSHALL., importer and
1011.endroyor tom sPe It tr/thelo Interest to /mocha. of us. V Denier -lit Plain. Fhoun.l, and Devon/live Paper
013 P.. WAWA 9 Ob. 103 I, iherty vireet. 1 ilsne logs lin. AA Wood Arent. 1110.1/nogla • .
.. . T - :
~,,, _ - . , r
_ - : . .._.= I - 7_ :::. Assitt rtt the eeichrated meAnneetotreng Alortims_ Men.
• 1 court &Co of Paris. i
DRY GOODS. ,
A. A. „.„,„ „,.. „,,, AntA „„.. x. „„„, A . 0. ,,„ A „
~ - 1?Olt I'BlNTEltS.—Wewill sell a good
A A. MASON & CO. Wholesale and Itetail : 3 ,, Ars t R 1 4' 55, 1mE 1 ,14` . 6"1 3 1 1 ` A '741 . ....2pA r ,,,,
.4 -- 1 • Dealers in Parley and inspis Dry tionds, 25 FlOlO '
innh. Pittsburgh.
1 rARIFASIIIONS,FORLADISS y DRISB- -
liTiriilPLlY & BUItCIIFIkLI S , ''ry no -T- les - nia I . j ib a - ,,, a ,„"*Zot i ll v i r e ld" A ".l, 2 4 us , rldl*dr"*.te.M".
AVM and Dots() Dry Coeds blotch/nets. eurabr Poorthatml ! 91119. L. A. WILSON, -
aoket street. Ilttobuomis. . ; 1,2711 No Mll/1 Patin. slow land street.
- .' fil IAIIROIDEIIED AND APLICA itAli
.
a l__:1"11.1..A0--Maberiabi to . uketl i fil/a En3ptoltery nrill Al.
I Teli rk by .. No.' -M I b. N.
"" I N.
Vill • rlbmn trent/do:me I and.
_........
WILLIAM . NOBLE, .:. Upholstaxor, and
Yll Monter in Upholstery. Whldensle and lletall.Tblrd
street. nearly Opposite tile'
..
IaIIITTSBURCHI L'OACIL FACTORY.--N 7).
40 Diamond Alley, tellowlCo9l- 0004. • '
se7.o . E. 24:1110ELOW. Re/Prieto.
. . . .. . •
iiiESPECITIILLY inform their friends and
the public generally. that they hare nbened ther
) a do Works at thetalx.ve e tend. It here they kenu on lmn i i
a lartie rturide nf beautiful 31 %ItIlLll NI ANTKI.. nf Ort.•
elan nod liable rtvlem i ltunnitutntx Tend, 11,4 Ston e e,
l'arnlttire Flats, .E.e., whielt ties - „)tor at extremely lan
prime.
Marble In rine:, binbe. end yawed l. order.
Centel,' lota etteliteed, with [laden and liteerrert fitment
aid I
MEDICINE.
R. JAME S Oillec and Residence, I
Ur N 0.112 nth street, °raven,' the Cathedral. l'ltts.
torah. jelly I
WOOL MERCHANTS.
-
Ty LER, succe.ssOr . to MURPHY b & i.1 1. , E , F.. i _
Lir ‘ vw ,;""&"" 4 !"`",r i t" i i..?: 871.7:41 , t,:„" ° tiiriV eases light. small fignroil Prints .I'o.
.010 o Aloe tam 1 Iluo 4....,1 , Nu.
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. I
SATI2IIIDAY MORNING . , 31:12C11 25, 1854.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, of Thursday.
Ohio State Anti-Nebraska CouTention
AT COLEXIBUS.
Agreeably to notice, a large delegation froni
all parte of the State • assembled at Columbus
yesterday. On account of the inclemency of
the weather, the meeting was held in the new
Methodist Church on Town street
The meeting was called to prtler by D. K. Car
ter,-'late Domomntie • member of Congress from
Stark; county, on,•whose motion J. It. Swan,
of
Columbus was chosen President.. On taking the •
Chair, Judge Swan addressed the Contention as
follows :
thank yon, gentleman, for the honor you
have done me in this expreesion .of your confi
dence.
I have no experience as a presiding officer;
but ns we have met for a single object and to
express our opinions upon a single subject, my
duties will be easy, as ',doubt not your action
wilt be united and harmonious.
Southern,ifoliticians of all parties unite as one
man, forgetting political strife. when slavery and
the accession of slave power comes in conflict
-with Northern rights and Northern institutions.
We choose for t rice tojmitate their example and
forgetting in o: o single question all political flit%
ferences, unite in on effort to prevent slavery .
from entering t :rrilory now by law free.
. We shall mid force and weight to our delibera
tion-trend opiniofis if wo confine ourselves to the
single olOct for which wo hap asseinbled. It
is common ground, upon which all Northern men
of all parties can unite.
A committee office, consisting of Messrs. Wm.
Lawrence, D. K. Carter, L. S. Sherman, J. P.
Bruck and -, were appointed Lvov i
nominate the retnaining permanent pikers, atl'd
report rules for the Convention.
They submitted the following report:
There shall be one Vice President from each
Congressional District in Ohio, as follows: .
let and Sti Congressional District, C. Reemelin, J.
WIIE121:\ 9, The Bth section o e act oflliareb
the 6th, \lB2O, commonly caller the Missouri
Compromitn, embraces in Its limits about4B6,ooo
square mike of freerterritor7 which is notlineln
dal in any State or Teitonal organisation, be
ing an arcs of; more tha n \t wolro times the extent
of the State ofGhio, and as great as all the free
States of this nion, excepting California, and
capable, as we believe, of 'sustaining a popula
tion of more than \ fifty millions, which. Section of
said act is as follows:
See. 8. Boit further enacted\That in all that
territory ceded by France to th United Sates,
under the name of Louisiana, which lies Iterth
of 86 deg. 30 min. northlatitude, and noaincle
dad within the limits. oft.he State eentemPlateri
by'this act,- (Missouri,) slivery and luvoluatiry
servitude, otherwise than rre the peritehnient far
crime, shall be and is hereby forever prohibited..
- Asp, Wirencss, By the Bill now bef Con
gress for organizing the terr i tories , of nsas
and Nebraska, it is proposed to repeal en Bth
section of \said act of March 6th, 1824 Tiler ore
be it ,
Revoked, 'first, That said Bth section of e
act of March 'fi rst, :
1820, is is a part'of a Rol..
compact between the free and slave 'States, nn,
we proteit agaiost any American statesmannid
ing, directly or indirectly, in its violative. , . -'
Secondly, Tart there can be no tiderat that
Shivery will, if permitted to do so, enter the; ter
ritory lying north pf 30 deg. 30 min. TO my
nothing of Delaware \ and Maryland, the States
of Virginia, Kentecki, \ Euni near the whident Mis
souri lie north of this parallel of latitudes and in
all of them, 'slavery not only exista, but in
creasing, and 'until the lows of nature abolish
. slavery ip. Missouri, it will not cease to exist in
2. All resolutions , except upon matters of be- Nebraska and Kansas- \, -
siness, shall be, without motion or debate, refer- Third That the , bill now before Congress for
red to the committee on revolutions appointedby organizing the territories of karma, and Nebras
the Convention.
.., '', ka was deliberately andcarefully framed, with a
The invited speakers shall be calls akceo Lo view to penult the extension of idaret7 into these
eddrevs the Convention in such order na the Jerewa.k.e, and to accomplish this paria,,e its
Preablent shall direct, before other speakers Shell friends seek to repeal'the Missouri compromise.
be called on. and in order to make that repeal Vlectual, they
4. All rotes shall be viva. erne. -
,_ .and
to submit the question of slartry in these
The following perinea were appointed a one - territories to the popular rote untranieled by the
mince on resolutions : react:Gave holding Gover 141:; they`ifuse to
,
J. W. Andrews, Frank., Wm. Ashley, Lucas , permit the peoide to elect ' own remora
I. P. Spaulding. City., John Howard, Dayton, id Judges: nay, as a crowning act . of ' ffence,
N. S. Townshentl , Lor., It. 31. Harrison, ) fad.. t only; to the principles of pop ular soiNvreign
ki
E. B. Eckley, Carrot, .8. J. Gurley, Morrow, but to the uniform practice of Government,
W. Lawrence, Logan, E. Welty, Tusearawas, tig refuse to permit foreignewho hack de-
I)
F. D. Kimball, Medina, Samuel Finley, Belmont . C their intentions to become %hens, to‘oto
.1.1
Pru
. Black. Franklin, W. P. Morris. Coleman, , w it t i,theSe territoriesat all ; th' may he siloc
I.\
C. CIA_ Hamilton, IV. 11 . Upson, Summit , hob o poi-Uttar sovereignty, bet it \ is not the
t i,,4
John IS. lirauth, de. Mr. Janus, Darke. pop , sovereignty •, tb r th e democracy e e . the .
Samuel Lahtn., Stark. B. F. Leiter, Stark, \ North. .
L. S. Sherman, Ashtabula., A Four( , That in the langaage of e joint
While the committee on resohttiont were eb- \\ resoled of. the I..etialitotre_of the tutsot.
vont,-0.-K. earner watrerdlisione,and-arldresised, earei t ml, .4a,rfalaytudy .15;731. 7,1 S ' a ,
the Cense - niers. \ an ew y d welthre of onr National ' , Union
, He remarked that he found himself in unusual *peed upon steles adherence to the letteß \ and ,
clrecunstaneev. In political speeches, from his spirit of We t hilt - ton o f, Missouri epm- I
th
you up, he bad been in the habit of addressing prcufd a ss act, I w 7 deliberately, in be It
the t hank arid fi le of the Democracy. lie wad ( of. an inneense n of the people of •
mi k t
ra:14.1 in that faith ; was a Pharisee in Demectu- 1 State 9f Ohib, anif-we 4
eve of the whole Nortln
cy ; had been consistent in his voting ever sines i that tket will. uric* no Circurustanees whatever,
he east Ink first vote for General ..12CksOtl. The;.buffer slavery to \ ol.tain \ a foothold in the pro-;\
fact of his being called to address it political I posed bay ituries ot\Kansa4 and Nebraska._ The
meeting in any other relation than as Democrats. i , h ear t o r is coutineht is tlichoice inheritance
toss an anoraal7 , and that he might not-1n placed.i o f the free, borers o {, the Enk ted Stateanxid these
is
in false porinon, be wail!! state his attitude. I:slava:Ade' are not kcpual itt numbers -to the
lle did tot cone here noon als,litionlst, in the i ` `voters of the ate of Ohio: tuni we would say to
ordinary meaning of that term, thougff!he i these misguid I men, beyiet deeelved,. you are
meant no reflection on the class of personal/ma but " sowing e wind, mid yeti will reap the
denominated. They were doubtless guide d lb whirlwind." V\ 1 4'.
..., gall motives as generally prompted humor Fifthly. That e approviS,Dilly o the:conduct
notion, hot be differed from them in the fund. \ odour Senators Cungress, \IL: o posing the
: \l.
mental teucts of their faith. \ passage of the bill referred tri \ t rough the Sett-
Neither did he come as a Free Soiler, teclini- rate of the United Sates, and ate look tor a nnan
rally, but he would not abuse himself and ;his•, art,us vote against 10m We past \ot' our Repro
children by not so)ing, that in one sense he tins. sentatives in the„Lowe House. \ \ •
F"tol Itio youth "P , he hod been a lDemocrat, and Sixthly, That the G I-eminent \of, the \ United
among a Democracy that aborninated theide.
States is a free and no a slavehdlding GOvern
totion of free soil to slavery. ire was wilting menti that the constitution of the ti, ted Awes
that any penny-adiner should writehim down as was paned for the purpose \ of securing the ides
a Free Solder, and ring all the changes on it the sings, or liberty and not to ' , extend the arse \of
English language world permit. He would again eievery; , that under it , `liberty i s the \ i . , and
state his cordial and undivided devotibn to the
slavery but an exception; the liberty isp anal,
cause of Democracy and while progress was .on`
tin] slavery butsecti‘ onal; and that we reccn. end.,
her banner. He would not claim perfection for • "
the people of Ohio, of all mkties, to be, Hil
lier. Many things ' were wrong, and when he
I to the principles of these resolutions ti all
met them, be denounced them ; and hens he times, under all circumstances, tad at all\ti z
would say, that be loathed in his soul, and would nn de ~ . ~ \ o
denounce as long as he could articulate, the idi- Smuttily, Thateolties of tiketlo resolutions
°tie' despotic doctrine er fi t ' ehl u' Ii wee te 'F ° '' scut a die President of \ the tatted States, and ip
NC to put the lirakr on free discussion. But our SCnatore and ItepresentatiVes irf,Congres4,l
he did " etcher " es a freeman of Ohio, to mingle and also to the newspapers of Columbins for pub-1
vith the freemen or her birth, to express the lictitioW, \ ,
conviction of our minds, not to buildup party,
Ilan. `Jacob Brinkerhoff, former Dentocratio
but to evert untold mischief. "_
monter Of Congress, lion. B. Leiter; 'former
. .
D. Caldwell.
3rd. A. - Conper Prot)le, E. A. Parrott.
4th. Geo. D. Iltirgesa,
6th. .Ins. D. Ashley
S. lined, Clernmut.
ith. lieu. 11. W. Smith.
Bth. John W. Jones
Bt.h. Ilon. Thos. Lloyd, of Seneca.
10th. Hon. Wm. Rcovea, of RIM, Ralph Loot
of lamstco. .
11th. Cot Wm. Hadley, of reriy. -
12111. A. F. Stone. of Franklin.
13th. nom John Coulter; of Richland, Joseph
Cable; of Brie.
14th.: 11. Buckmaster,Vayne.
filth. 'Oen. G. A..7ones; Knox.
• 10th. Dr. W. C. Catlin, of Morgan.
•17th. lan. D. Allen, Belmont.
18th. Arnold Lynch, of Stark. A. •
18th. Dr. J. l'ulte, Cleveland. •
20th. John IL Church, of Mahoning.
21st. 11. Ambler, of Columbiana.
SECIISTAIIIES.
'Otto I)reasel, of Franklin ; E. O. Green, of
Summit; Wm.' Ripley, Jr.. Motioning ; J. IL
firauth, Hamilton; H. B. Carrington, Franklin;
A, B. Battler, do.; It. U. Cowan, of Belmont.
r.eLea FOR TIM GoVELIRIIENT Or .111 R. CORVF.NIIO.I.
• 1. In the deliberations of the body,. except as
provided (or in the Rules, theparlipmentaryttsaL,
ges found in Jefferson's hlanush shall to pur
sued.
Since our last election!, State and Federal,
And been held, so that no functionary had been
! instructed* the ballot be' to net on that tub.:
jest, the public mind had been shocked by the
t introduction of bills into Congress for the organ
ization of the territories of Nebraska nod Nan,,
sas, - which contained a feature undreamed of in
all former contests. Those bills were now refer
red to the Committee of the Whole, -end as 'we
were in Committee of the whole, we would try
(bent. Ile had no objection to organizing these
territories. A bill for this purpose pissed one
branch of Congresa lust year. The objection to
the prtisent bill was, the sage fixed upon it by
suithbr.• It proposes in ixpress terms, to make
void the Missouri Compromise. Why is this 2 Its
apologists say, it is not done to extend slavery.
There was not a mon in the borders of this great
State, that could endure the the testnf public
judgment an hour, I,hat did not plant himself en
that position.
Now he would put this pregnant question,,—if
the injunction against slavery is hot taken off for
the purpose of admitting.slavery, why take it off
at all ? If it is not done to engraft slavery on
those territories? Bid you ever know them to
violate their own interests—do they more to
emancipate ? •No, rather to extend, to foster, to'
give it larger borders. This then was an honest ,
andstion,:—.why is this. injunction against slavery
to be removed ? Ile would give any apologist of
the bill a week to answer this!fuestion, and they
might have Locke or Logic in their counsels , ' 11
the while.
But he would do northern defenders of the bi
the justice to state their reasons for their course.
These 'reasons were:
let. The Missouri Compromise was unconsti.
tetanal.
. 2nd. It would extend the area of freedom,'and
popular sovereignty, by bending tho subject over
to the people of the' territory.
Lot us 'dell' these reasons. First as to its con..
stitutionalityt The Missouri Compromise 'via
of the same class of legislation as the ordinance
of 1787, that was framed by the framers of the
Constitution. Now, he thought. the - men who
nnulo the Constitution understood it as well as
those who merely look at it..- Ilid'nt Thomas
Jefferson, - who never spoke or wrote but to rea
son, or reasoned but to conviction, underitand
the constitution r When little folks now say ho,
did not, I hesitate; I should like to knew .where
.they got their learning. It they g7duated off a
free and easy stump, as their opinion is,
worth considering. Certainly then; the ortli-'
Hance of 1787 was constitutional; for it was made,
by the same men that Made the constitution:—
Now the scholars of these mune men 'made the
Missouri • Coniprotuise: TheYyture latch men as
Henry Clay and his compeers: - ; Now, I Lave
more veneration than some little men bare:lor
Clay, Webster, and a few others; who ate el.llo
consequence, noir - that they are dead,. I mean
no disrespect to little Men, but laekvolume,
lack statuary. 4 • •
Since, then, the men wh nuads the 'Missouri
Compromise took lessons from those who made
the Constitution,:find who enacted eimilar
lotion in the o rdinance of 1787, the -inference
was clear that ifwas constitutional.
As to the weight of authority, it was all, in
favor of its constitutionality. The South made
the Missouri compromise, and who ever Iteard.of
the. South doing an unconstitutional act?
....wwesewesssmews
, •
passed the coristitiationaL ordeal of wise men, if I The fallidt7 Thriat.k4l!-N e br.d.
not good, Monroe. a Southern nisi. was then ' 'e° "Me Whets!-All UAW • A
.'resident In .his Cabinet`was J. C. Calhoun, I It is with no ordinary emotions of, gratitude
who always slept 1 2 bullet; ' gladness that ,
the ths N t e w b e nsra °buillacein the
stunningPoopla
tlis great watch dog of slave 4,
with one eye open,and fixed on it. Crawford,
Stern defender of the interests\ of the . 9Outh, was I House yesterday. The bill having just been re , , .
also in it. So was lVirt,whose purity was never I Ported by Col. Iticheidarra, of Illinois. from the.
doubted. , These men had all a PlaceitOtistery. majority of the " c°im aittee on Tenitariel.
Those who now accused them of diting an tuican.. witha recommendation that it do pasa, Mr. Cut-
stitutional act, had not yet passed \into history. I,h i ht e g amia or th tt i ot o eitt il i e llard wi.4 ) moved o i rd ouse ite ou re ta f e esence s4t. to
They would have a place there, butnhether high
or low, he would not say:, ' th . o Union. Itiehardson remonstrated against
lint to come to the second reason, it, puts the this asogui eat to a defeat ; f the bfih but the
power in -the hands of the, people. so, said 1101w3 ordered the reference by a tote of 110 to
Mr. C., lam with you. NoTemocrat beats. me 95 . ( 29 obao,ot or not Soong.) Th e • Tesoliand
at that game. if, it is true that the whole power I N ays on thi important vote areas fellows:
is in the hands;of the sovereign - • \
compromise on that. But this\ bill did' nef do \Prz<r•'lamer _
that, nor was it the intention of its framers that Etanookim—Wltteedge. •
it should. Mr. Q. here Went intranintalysis`of • tomts. Cmac*. Ds
WITT. Dick ,
.JraoslE (imam, Maim, Thaws woo.
the bill, and Showed that the whole, government
of the country was vested by the bill in Congress, \
. matt. rmour-3. \-•
and not in the people. . \ rtrusar-weaceme, &WA, .Thoory-3. \
no spoke with great animation, and was `l4l7.,., r riti„*," (2 ,„,,:irjd,Z . VOtuolt• l Thotoo•
'„ tenni to with deep attention. Ile closed, by eta- larse=os. WmTsr. Wm. a. on.; tti,7l;pesstues,
'thug it was our duty, to boldly, manly and
dilly discuss this subject,. regardless fear, iTov.krwr:dstlysnmeon.ssdtas
favor, or affection- og4Ot=t-sirclai.Frskte,stes,="°44
The meeting then adjourned till 2 o'c ock,
DM M. ' nuemasoirro, AnToNriTlils, iforpos,.
A serious accident Debarred .as the mem rs ook e irilluolo.no?..otostt.hoor re.• ° Thigor.WmlT
were leaviug the church;'; the temporary - steps Todiosa.=.Cbssoboxiaho..T4OT,
fell atut2a large.number were injured—only five,
or six, bowever, seriously. Judge Sutton, the weateertn,
Senator from Huron had his arm broken, and 41 frAlo." - Nob 1 •• 11.60 .' I. SkYru , \ ,
inscomfo-Itaamart.3lsee7,,aells-.
was other*ine injurod. \aorrnsst STATICS: \
ASTEILNOON SESSION. , 4 -0
zeull“l6l , la—a. .00r/A curorixia-eln,
.afirsoarl-2110111.8 11.
- Mr. S. W. Andrews, Chairman of the Chinniit-, SaToTh K ‘r dOV—IL K IL B" '4 9n '
tee on Resolutions, reported the follo - wing, which.
,„
were: he unanimous voice :of the Committee, and- ttotr i tt.roor-m . Bluer x
unaniesously adopted by the Ceetrention • NAYS. ,
Jtai.n< 7. pa.ntld. /bur Elio
CODgOeS t
Ikmocratia Speaker of theltonse of Repreienba
tires, llon. S. I'. Chas , Independent Demoetatio
member of the U..S. Senate,, Mad
Ir Demestatio member 'of \ Congress trim
Lewis county. Y., in 1840. \ ll made 'able
speeches, which were received•
' with - great app.„„
plan Se. •
Mr. Reemelin being called upon, bet; not being
present, the committee read the foliorting letter
from him: • \ '
\ DENT, itarch 4P0854. ‘ N.
I . hare delaXed replying to your kind'
invitation to address the ,Convention to -be held
- .
..vitotion to nouress inn ....i00,.......,...... -_ ____ . r .......a, gays Gli • _ _... tinzettithtitlidid -
on the Pl, in the liop.cif. being-able to \leave number of the /IN . gaier7cpubfithed at l!ruit;i4::l* . ,
bailie 'The severe illueskof my wife prodades, eriive-, Choctaw it • L' We Sad nothing of irk'
howetor,' , any hope of_ ray„ doing so, 9,- N. tin 4, except'' the _.,___,,,__
heart kid \ head are with ' you in your efforts
,for I ;Li.
whisk et a
following pec uliar col u mns'
f t .e• rdont.andngainst'llaverf. • • -:'. ',
\ --, i i. ', • \ • . . tostito'
Your Convention - hi \ an important Movement . ; \ tratioAnt, ensturo o the " peculiar .
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,-•
if it should place itself \ right before the peopl e;
,tiOn!' li.tiiii 'f .,. r South I-, .' -' ,
.'',..,
Ohio is • tinfo- r 3f wring; \ Ohio in lost,i, arid -Id* \ , - . .
‘ lINAWAY EGG°. ' . . - \
Ohio the cause itself ‘ \ . ' ,'• '. . \ .Wimapproli Inclentits Itituitrizit;hylvilscriC
Tho trickinors, who in :tins State are Ganglion'
_‘...,, „,,_
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_,_,,.. ,‘........_,,,_...
siA zgro
frionds and al,io the friends, of his'nefariouniple- 1 t 'l i ' i t t Z,PP' s 3.t a t Z ,
n ''''"LZ, 4 •7 1 'g ul l:: r fl an er. ..
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biliskii subiniinte,iwo a veil , lean s Minority , of
this pooplo of Ohio. " ' The' radical democracy has:i ly owned by \CoL A. liokene, near FtWashibt,
1
e Homo of S tni th living near efferion, Teas&
hannhoni upon the hip sever-al times; but they . and now.belonge,. I madonna d,) \to a -min. by
th,
hdvirever been taken generously back . into th - ii,
sheepfold. Thei s rely, for anemias upon their f . , l , l , l t a it t• 1. . 4 _ 0 * atifcet%nhi l 3l4 o'4 ll4l l.• r #gt e d..'
great Met and peranienrig managenienkbuttbeiri ,1_
whiiiii
nro p t ' i i n t inr -o f i i . i n t° lll :\
.u °-' sin e li nte ni : m grn a hi b li t t " I .
greatcrielemants ortmccess are this tilt of pr-, - 1 °P 4
taken aw ' -. within ea Oaths, li'ti will :be dealt
odicardilwainesi of - too people, and the erro rs \ of ' • ilth ' to law',: \-\ - i -..V.i: .. ~1 - '
of their enemies* ''. '.- ' \ "\ \ .
_.', ~ ..IL K. LOVE - , bistrietVleii. -
". They are the Oink o'f..prry in".01d0,• , • and. they .
.. inh . .. let & ,; i
~,, \ _ --•:\ C:\Th ; C, - ,N.
Watch witli`tho oyes of -
.Wultures eve , • gtoP - 01,
,Iricenneetten•itiihlhe ibovol*oulditate,that
thosoithom'lhey Instinctively hno*to bo their -. in
aprehetniins iiitanhh, , hn iolo
shot, the ball
an.
r\ '
\isprioneing. •v ' '.\ ' ' 1 ....• ":' -....- \ terin Abe skull , and - binow lies at Ft \Wasliiti,'
. Vinir Convention will either seal this 'dim& .•. g•-- .critica1 ...,.....,,\..__, .., , „ ~,,,,.. \ „.,,,.,.... =
I die inVoiver . ' •1,4: a- Ter Y - 7. iTi u r . ••• -','. P . ' tt l . V„l... e \ ii ..
or -give them a ;on. -e ..: .. • \ I. leffersonriera a p OpitOop-9-, , - s oT. .*,
Lot Who Olstiaotively -avowed, Unit a . this aMi- send bill to.thls , ce. \-- . - - i , --,_ - -
fall \ Si , contest mono . of the . alkoniver'gahliz4 to -....
.siimb. died on s attrtho ,.. 3 44i , last from. the
.tho people \ hy the, new Constituidon of Ohio shal! effect, Qr.,* wound received to
be.pinkit. issue—thot Minn - ot: - the : "Omelet la,- "i --\ ~ ,•..-- . .., ~\ .. - \ 7-, 1
Whig Mninoares shall-tee revived that . there is , , - Yob\lB, -18 . 54. - ',' '-\ \ ,'"'," - , B. 3'.:•1,., 1 7 'p,,.\., \.
be no orestriction,". no :“.receding"..itiOliiiii \-_
.... , : ..., k -. .....\ . ~,,. ~. \.- :„..... \
short; Grin freedom, democracy, justice, e quality. \Ni • k aunian
inuna .,t, unn i a .,,-, o _, Ngs „;
:slut p Willa faith , to all- and ' awry • part , I , or \ the ' b oat l-;_th e .sai r j eree • Liisielekre hie Passell.
'United States conettentioni -. atro to bathe princl-
~.. hili4„th ,_ nani!..hy to nonptritati
in
I
• nles,. and bY them shall be theiOicrory, 'Mid not , 4o %; , ; ir o .. . - ' , .t. • C r t; which Will be in.
any farmer ii,,a.riy . ,. ,\ .. ...
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as the shorn' a s#sight:linn.ftatn'PhiladelpliGi-indflow*Xork.
laniTilYanirdeviwli44lertlPlTStith4; rtho . bl' "l ' ii 'L iqii k" • °f \ - . \ Th -- e \ niad - wi11,4(16 - - tai4ligh 11 - I nn 's:Mut- g*l-,7--;e;C' An
r i
too righteous Cunt &hie "them," give to your d o- s . owieT ,
.41tii siss . ami .. etor_e_o t to, tl =l‘._
_pa „
liberations that !iiirinititin which will gistisnec i to a W ti 4, river ,
„,.ra. thence to ....,77,, !!.!..z . ,.
to the \ mmio of hintion , il
o right
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'\ I ' ' - it EMU ' TIOX:=-ACeOrtuti in . 'ipiiiiP
\Very rEtan, ~,Y.Y.,?,rt,;,..,. i i i i , ~ . ':- FPO \ a ” 1 'ad tint Hovel ir rl
. . .., ~,.....•,—........,.
~.... A.- i geeksions; report rtteent 7--litt e t -. ..-„e
To inn Conitiurren:- ;,\. \' ' - --' ' \•• ...'" '•. --, vi passeottery4tarriind at the porta eythellinted
\-. • - evening • ,f - - Staten,in I ' was 40c1,77tlyhtett :were ; 4kT1.44•1
. 'lntim.• o. itr°4" were • ' • '+ -i u ii;' liiil e Yorltzts4B-loulalans; 43,--
• , • Ind ILL, P. Spaulding .as 0 4 Y I •• .
Hon. Galowii G alloway,. go --. .. „,. , ii.. 028 .; A4 .B emet, tts; 2r4990;_ Persmrylvonia„ 19,,
and il .' B. Glacintell; , _ kis'
, q . .; of Cincinnati.' ~,,- . - , i
________. i Dill •••21Ikylari,4 \\l,BoB i f •stheir ... pOrtiii i fi,V ,
:sal 400,5i7
A. •
4:m4i itton4.llailiette*rd'. i'•=nomannom :
Ton* were irrestild k:Loilliyale; on Monday, on
a' Ohirgriorltithmpp4g a negni glif 1 . ,. abotte s. l3:
'yenta' ttiOe irk° irekwittr thew rte arr est"
, ii , -.- . . . .
was intate'lmitan .reeelmd that:Prima
fort 'btteletrati:' , Atedtens _hid-attempted*
n. g ill. ' ,1t be -tOoli.hei , fikao,Lek.7
cell tie
Paris ' aadr' placed her in\chstrgitor the
I woman:, logeo,'n.- 1 4... 1, ! , 9 1 ? 1, .e - e:t , ' . y . •
- -."--;--- "1 - haldted . : , :.* The .
'\ girl Staten, that obe it frees all - bi been ,bound,to -
Mr, Cowan Ontifehe:MM - tm7on ..,,..........,
• - ' '
The Douville s (la.) AdaixNir, speaking of 'the
\
re,
zutth Article or, negrow e lusion - clause. in the
NOW Constitution. says : . \ .
1,. ~ T hus'it will be eterywh - .k titl( li ng ‘ LOolOW
frequent l ' tielatiOn. \" We hati'h ill of one or.
two cases in this empty,' and Wm one - seennalhi
think of O-peoseetstion, - The fektetwittltit Arti-,
chic!' our ConstitutionthOngh*Opted by an
,unikecedented 'hetjorili k And rogii'tled;ti:nrOl.y
enough. in.rilieury—is now, and will,',woutintto to
'to; treatedyith'enntertaptOnoticapyr..
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ron , .. , •Thil. - 'Rm.* bk., 44 ..° 70 : \• ‘,
N. , Y.* - 11"' Walsh. ''''Zmmirairs,
Jtatiorottnia \-llawatoullonmon J. nor Eska,
McNair, Paelter:.Eobbloa..flendrlek B. Weight-8. \
Ohio-Disney. Llndslai, 04.1s.111ninnon-77L :I
rodioso-Jona U. Danis, Dunham. Easlith, . amid*
Smith. "tiller-G. 1 / 4,,, , \ , ~. , \
///iwoit-Jaana WM. A. 110- \,. ' \
Nioltion7-Clark. -11ann. Mr:win, pose. \
' (171(fornto-lathant,llleDousal-2. \.
• [Total from Pree s Btates, 26—nOt one Vildg.l
Maarrann-31ondltsn,S_'hower .ialtaant4r
„ 2 ,,,, , rk,
V ROMA .Tftal 11, ._J -1 .
Ga1a.11121.1. /11117.. .
. 4.1711714 \
, Pcnrall, 1 1i:v7:
4 VOITIT
a istou .
Buftn Shaw-7 . .od, ro ` l 0 . „ . , , ,Z O . om , s .
,
,tea 1410J1-A1k0n.703\01N...,7 .„.„.__
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4.ltosatt-Chaatiln, Wotan, 'pent; noels; Jaime L. fai,
ALITI Yll l—Aberera milie u . C
U. obb . ‘Nfocrirdep, Eampona . W.
I.llnotnett-ILI/11.74
~ Wiley.r.7nartia, Slnkloton,pan.l .
B. Wrlahtl..: ” ' \ "
totosuort-Boland Jones, Peal l 4 , ,___.- . ~,,•
, Nnnyckr-Breskenrlil l7riton-7. \. ne. a.•,. .11° . "14 ''7' .I .*
Torsznota - antrth.7ll.\‘o. W .71.114 .7s ; 574 1 / 1 111‘ ,
Smith, Fred. 1 1 : Stanton. .20/liojfa•-0. \ . .
Shaoacan-,Ournthors. Joh* C. •arakt , .. 2i
, Astranata-Catonwood. Ws:reit-a: .
Inr-ts-George W. S/117tha. • ' . " \
Total from the Skive States, 67,, o f whom lit
in
\
/alias) are said to have,: supprteOienesal,
i .c
ott for President, Messrs: abercrom,bio, of labium, \ and Bees; of Georgia, were oleo for
merly Whigs, !but opposed General Scott In . 062.
ABSENT, Ma Nor lfirluaa.• '..0:. {
Ittet, oax-Ctotunta% Twood, Walker, Dean, \
~ ,t 4
S.Wleast-Et \ rattort=l ~. ' 2 ,7, ` •
:
Pwatt.vanza-Inldsts.ll7tunalon7-3. ' s
thno-Amp. , \ , \
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!L . 4t. \. \ ...\ , ' •
Slicatotnt-Datl4 Skutt. \ ,
Wtsconast..Thte, ~
lowa -1467‘., ctwoutt-howe.. \
Total froitt Free . Statos=, j& ,
stsanssa--atar. Sntteinj.S. \ \
VlVlMlA — .Edlthll3dloll,StiOdirrall6-2. ..
04011 , 111-D. J. Dallar:,lllllyar. A.ll. Sterheolt
311ennann7-W.ll. .. Lonsuata-Dunl 7l1 Mauotcu-Lamb , lA .
Karrucx.r-ChtlinV4 d ins 3 alicat.l
Absent fie - iii Say° t* 16 i in a 1129. .
th%
The snaki," it will bo *ll, ilk . scotch
not killed. • We .cannot Caveat any, suck. re
from this State on the \Nein, QUestion, nors'may
we ealculateWith safety , en Or rates flpthist the
biller all the Southern Members who have Voted
it: into committee; while the alkusentele,:if lni B -
ent
.and voting, Would weigh heavily against us.
But the monster has received a staggering b10w,,.,
which can and meet be folloWed up with energy
' till the last breith'is beaten out of, hia cereals.
~Let public 'ineetizigabe multiplied ma every aide,
and memorials' flow \ into Omgredafront . ITe4
\quarter: The bill cannot be , got out of. Gommit,\
teetmder four weeks, Mtd...teellatbatedit
7 iaialfhioe - nrianarip - eak out. Let numusele
berths:al until Wriest vestige of danger ri\dissi
paied—until the last demagogue is convinced that
to atter* to break compacts for the bene6t of
slaiel, and turn over to bondage an empire long
consecrated to Fre:adorn, : is very fax tattle road
Ito the Presidency. One month morel of effort,
and the triumph will be complete: 1 , .. -• \
' Correspondence of the Buffalo g .Expren:
13 , a recent examination of the .!nantity of
grain in store, on the Lake shore, tirhated to
the \lse of April it Is estimated tha there will I
be, al k that hme;,aboutl3oo,ooo bushels ot.wheat
and 7 to 80.000:barrels of flour: large por
tion of the flour will be null:tired for suppifeato
the pinqies and lan regions. The qmslititY
of wheaten the country will be light, - (he high.
prices luring the whiter has. called out, nearly
all, and in lumpy sections there is not enough left
for seed anaseonsumption.' Forinerearpbuylng
spring wheat more or less for seed in this market.
There is no wheat or flour orally conseipienie on
lifichigan side kr the lake ;the white Wheat; of
'Michigan was worth too ranch in the"hurry. for
shipment to justity,flouring, and the high price
for tldi 'article hai..called It 'nearly all out of this
section, no that onipidion or one and, • Outer
million bushels frout,Lake Michigan may, beton
sidered the extent ofiteshipments in what and
flour before 'anothei Arrest.. ' •
Oats are'very ibumlat and there in now over
800,000 bushels in stoi t here, and probably
=m
about the name ilt where on the lake.
Corn is *rely abundant, e winter and early
spring is not the thinelor this crop to come into
market in its full flow, it Is an article. which
kes' the midsummir'ltrade 'ostilly.. Tiler° is
emlly muck shipped from Cie ports'north. of
\
‘ii , but if the present:pricers:lr \ (50 per bush.)
i's, tallied hero ilanng , •tho
t scott; Chicago
glen with ship from 6to , 7,000, bushels the
cods) season. • . \
fh anummt of Barley and Rye is, not large,.
1 perliap 100'to 160,000 bushels in IA so
. you see
i th at. WI a the aggregate amount of gram of;aU
kinds ihi, ry large, the amount of vilest and
flour is ett:h,.(!ditigly smell, not over half she aver
„age of former years, particniirly , from latit to
1850, when the spring accumulation • at Chicago
about 6(141 to all there will bo,on the'take,
o. the first 'op ; ilpril. \\
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VOLUME LXVII-NUMBER 'lB9.
Wore *tee -*Dead Fastrilui Slawifalvc-• •
The fa c t o i regard to the .froodoneofilienol
ored m an,Edward Davis, who undertook to make
-his way th afro's State in each apenitins position
on the steamer Keystone State, are fully -estab
lished.. lie -a freeman, and several witnesses
base gone to Newcastle to testify tolis freedom;
among them hir e. Diamond, who resides onlilixth
Street, and with \ Whom the prisonera slateri,ha t s
lived for severalliars. Senator Wales Ls--
plojed as umsel in the case, and a habeas *spur •
was ;probably taken out yesterday. /f the-laws-•
of Delaware allow the freedom of ei man to be
provedunder such he Lt, probe.
My, at liberty, or snit!. daringSei,day.
In regard to Ida andinghis way to , f3avannab,
*Thar , obtained the following facts r About
two year, igO, he was employed by two
me who tot& him to Baltimore to work: - ,After.
remaining there for a time, they tookhim to
'famish. They advised him to pass asa DINT;
as free colored people were liable to bo imprialj
oned for being black in that pact of the republia." , :..!
Ile says that the Men who took him there made
no attempt to Nell Lim that he was aware of; but,
he towel *self entrapPiSd, with no' veryflat
tering prospect ofever seeing -the Citiof Broth- '
,erly Love again. Ile found difficulty in -
ling there, but like.the road to perditien, which ;
is of easy descent, lie fotindthat when once therm-!,
the pot tale of slavery were closed againsChier re ! - „
turn. - .The porederoasjaw.iof slavery had‘closed_:'
upon him and he was likely- to be aielletied
it, • Ile desired to -retarn,hut eould get no fees ,
-pass to come North, although a free oltisest-0:,
the State. of Pennsylvania: In ' Oa emergency
ppee resorted to the daring and - hetailo - /I"Mp"client.
itrf fitling . Mtler the Puardiof the steamer, to
landaf fr e ain, or to perish 3a the attempt ',L,
When foandche told his story*.tri: the taphsisiix''..i
who, tiarias he might be slant although
gaup 12111111010111 references in this eity,'and- fear- ,
ing also r that the sante relentlesilawa of tileuth:
ern law, might - close' on himself, toolethe'immns•
sibility of piecing the Pennsylvanian hi Neestai--
tie Jail to await hie saturate Savant* when
would according to :Georgia, law„ Ire ,plat d "
prison, and genie there. be rquired to prove . Wm,_
self free. he . now further Nortli;' "
where the proof is easily, 'ottained.--IPidyr Regc ? :"Y
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reenHor a wcan.—We cut the e-following mor .
chelY piece of intelligence from one of our, ex-
change :papers : . • , '''' - ..'-' -
,Vibe, that lias ever read the clever' sietch , of ,
ForeskLife, and the popular poems._ of Charles:
Semler Hoffman, -wilnot be pained to team that
this once s 4ifted child. of-genius, ..and ,lue pulicr
American author. if now itt Umtata:Of the Penn- .
?vivaria, State Lumitiil Asylum . near lifarrinbileg: '
--=.4 pitiful caseof Incurable 'He learn . .. - .
frOm the Harrisburg Heraldthat , he was: taken.-
theee, some six ;weeks since , from ono of the.fibt-
rylaid,instituticas; and although at , times be sp.,-
peaMdreadfully excited, ye; a raynfreasim "rill:.
momentarily Mt through his Shattered•lntellecit:.2'
and, as the eloquent ara . gifted. sour.'...-
falls front his It s, and 'reaches the ear ; of the,:,:
awe stricken vuntor, a tear;of sympathy Will in- ...
voluntary geticer , in.yhis eye for the fate of the
pfortunatemanism I Hunt the CallEic of tliti nu-
..
fOrt=an; malady may have been,' Irian unabbi;" ,.. ki
i'he caso ofifolfman's insanity is constitution
al ; ihough,of a tine hearty robuat ' nature , - sod
of a naturally strong constitution , yeK he Is as \-. ..' I
sensitive as a Woman o'f the 'keenest . suaceptale.:
'ties. Thelma of hii lig mmiltelled • • bbn to - - a
'.
ipmi-sedentari life; Which must limn...been ex- ~,.
tiess...ely frbithig to one o f his nervous lempee.i,
scent.
six years since he ftist.gave signs of hiss'
Mental shenition,and was 'confmetlo;few *Oaths
~ ,
him; Insane alum in Shiladeiphis..:' By piop- 1 ..."...,,, .•
er tr.m.*. , ent he recovered his . Ifealth; and...was ~ '.
appointed byfileamal Taylor to a profitable Ilia, ~ ' '
re-cepa/1511e situation in :the State Departminti,,, ;
which' he filled but :little IMiroll year before; he ' '
wan seiiod by his list lima-able attack: ' ..At 'Hie
time of his attack, ,he iris On the point' aiming .1 '
Married to the only . daughter of Joittri., School
craft, by his first Infe,..a. Canalian.'half-breed.„2 . ,
Mr Hoirmin m'half hrether of the llo4: Ogde n •
Huffman; thO permit Attorney General or '
State.—N. R Sulkday Courier.
. . .
,
We learnfronithO.Cincimioil Gazette that Om • .
W. Hours, „Fsq.;-of Dazturt, has ;taken a ittend.....-
againelt the, Nebraska hill. Mr. IL br as
, the a ble
representahvo in the nOuse - *Oil , ' ' blOnrait -.1 -
COMA* iftSeyell.;ll/14 Chairman Orali4ll II
, *burm4teet-Jt b nnutiltisSit of, ..14.13,.5it..41 L...,-..;..-
`lTildlitg - Dcrioeint. ' \,... 7 -.,-.-,._•-\-.--.\:-----
Mr....Hoven, is the Dotes. a autte,-mays: , ..
,'.., .
.'The sur render of manhood is not tlMeondi '\-
democratic pertYll ' '
don \ of allegiance to the
that attempts to oreritio - the tins and - Irideptm , "• ....,
dent 'is s entiments of the, members , dee party \ - ,on
this • questioty by threats or dennixelation, us, ~.. .
Well sobs who cowers before *teak, influence, if
either a time server, a parasite; ore slare;" • \
' It is perhaps not improper ftii .110 to - say . in
this, connection . that the Hon. AR: COLLINS., Ot
Chia City, fOrmerly Democratic member of Con,
piss from New York; is also on uncomProntleing,
opponent of this bill.' , , ,3„ •\,.,
It is well enough to make Rote of these,thingi -...
as elioWing that Demotrats who de s their Rine •
thinking cannot be "sold intoVflitriery)r-4fltie - .. ~1'
linmoza or viz DAY. —We hay, hit h erto beta
too ansimia and apprehensive as to the Tate - Of
the Nebraska bill to enjoy or indulge in Plessito , '
trio's coniernbs it;-tezt the.sudden tightinkitivv:
or tho horizonwaused by the decisive vote, of the,
House which nada the abomination ,to the Co :,t
mittee of 'the 'Whole impels . a livelier. znood,,
wherein we gladly haH such sparldesaa the'folA
" John 13rowil,teiryman:". writes to the Ed-"':
itor eegularly fermi with his correspondence as
eld „ .., •
"P. B.—l widerste - Yon lf"liecT dm <Ohio
day, in 'The Evenhid Pe * ,,, that
't he - President it§ /
in favor of leaving the subject of Slaver} in:Nei-•'
braska to the settlers.. ' dl you preaie td iafev
whether the New Romps e election te One On*
.settleis! he refers to f"
And this frog The Neu an:pithl Tilep7ph,"
(Nassau) is some , : •
"After aPpeimances began to indicate that the
Democracy had got a pretty severe drubbing nt
the late election, one of the .llntestihed wAs 04-
plainingthe muse to anotlum,atifattribiltddift6
the Nebraska bill. .I . liiNetinistAhlll,' Laid the+_
intelligait sovereign, there is miekeytelengti
th e tee e ei t ry...— w hy. don't th2 , ,paghle , ,it—st.thiity,;l.
Area/mire lira of _the waY r• • \ , And thli,\from one of our ownanemic:Maims,
Seems in our
bad\
altered state of feeling, \net
,tti3 ,
; • • • ett nocatasses—A swot , .
• • Let 81ave 1 / 4 row stop her Munth, -
And vile bo.hencefortb; • •,•„: •. k
We'ee got Fred Douglas froutthe South:—
She's . got Stine from the &Mb I \
Lint that no differeivie'should be pain
tiers herillfair te . Ask
IFe'ie - reade so Mg& the better trade
She del=
Cnoccan Nanos. 7 -Wit
Cincinnati Gaiette;‘the
tick thid
oval Itwile - Stelrleoderee/iml_treeltiestsnieeele sad
re by w.IIOeLIMOCK..II2IIAriust se.
• r k t oithorribor jug .pprould lows*: iriwataski ••
• adapted to gm:dor Mood. LthriMele,' nlootai •It t t •
as trontrazioos pobllobars. among , . rbich am Ito
Immo ot the Mom f 3. EL toddy; tho Moorlout • • •
ko4 the fallll.l Mho Protoota r mat Xpfloval LEL IJa
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