PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. PITTSBURGH: WEDNESDAY MORNING,3III4E 14, 1864 MATE. TICKET.. - " - FOR GOVEBSOR, JAMES POLLOCK; 0i XORTUOXOMEIA.WO COUXTT. FOR CANAL 1 , COMMISSIONER, - GEORGE DIRSIE; or- Ausisitm COUNTY. ME JUDGE OF _ SUPREME COURT, DANIEL N. SIITSED; op morrocoaler coulrrir. , 414heny County,Wnig Ticket, , - suninee -. , DA, SMILE& litteglit, Agit LTIN . httl & lrgb. . ... t o ffi l e j AILIAN.B. BbudsuFblua, $ JACOB ' 71 . 11 . 1% , 7 111". . 1 ' J01E01 . 3160 Wart Dam t: 1 . Maar WOODS: Pittabursb. CIS= OP TR. 010000..•-• ALL HILANDS. Rom mum a Caw6iN:tiwr moo x n.t4Mr, pitutrust. JAM1E911i11.6%1111 , 244 JOHN WHZN,Bhmlastuatt roam sitowN, . belePittalztrak Weekly Gazette.—The eztetudie ottealattoo of our. Tnekty G ate offers to one toodataneeti a molt deniable median of matt Wt their beating. Zoom Oar dronatkm is between tour sad Ave thousand, reethlatt ahead *tory toerehant, z:untur and shopteeper In :.ifeetera P•ll.l3rflrlDll4 GA Eastern Ohl*. • - !10. TeAireitidiers.—Nsitber the Zaltadel hams Mating Ettehalhalelaat the Daay Gaseal, are °laud ea Ileatday. aaisresszitealtodadt• their maces to imp= In the yaw as Meader mamba, via tame head them In before 6 crdack. ea &today. DIXO.I4RACT AND POPZillf.—A telling shot is always evidenced by the confusion and excite ment in the ranks- of - the enemy. A little swiv el we let off the other day, seems to hare taken the . 4LS-breeding and ffoperylosing Democra . cry or Pittabturth between, wind - and watei, and touched'. a 'eery tender, if not vital part. At first there wen snominuas stillness, s partia paralysis, betokening a severe contusion. A day or two hiving elapsed the animal has been galmnised_into 'some signs of vitality, but what contortions, what impotence of rage does it ex lame We thought at first, feom the quietness manifested that our shot had, missed its mark, but the horrible writhlngs of the Daily Union, Yeettrai y, convinced 1111 we were . mis taken, and our oonipasidan Waal considerably excited vihen we &Metered whit severe execution had been done. The Union *retests most vehemently, ransacking the vocabulary of expletives for terms to fortify the Seiertion, that the "Catho- B 3 ,131140," has not "interfered In recommend ing'persons for office." i re never said be did. We only rad that eertain Democrats had told us that they could not get the oar of Governor or President, . unless they were endorsed from the Bishop's palace. Whether they were mistaken or not in their suppositions we - cannot say.— That they believed what they said was very en-. dent from the great excitement they manifested, and the deep maledictions they indulged in:. It is possible they. were mistaken as to any open and direct interference, but there are various ways of exerting influence. It is useless for the enioa to render Welt ridiculous, by its violence and sensitiveness, - as the fact that an impression' amen some of the Democracy did prevail '-that undue influences in regard to appointments had been exerted in the- quarter mentioned, cannot be denied without perverting the truth. IC was the subject, of much conversation, End was patent-to every person who took any inter est in the appointments. The Union says that only four out of s dozen of the Governor's sp . pointmeats, were Catholics. This proves noth ing, as it could hardly be supposed that all the ' appointments would be made from one church. 'tailed' not be deemed policy to appoint Cacho - lies, evenhy those who it is alleged exerted so much influence: It is just as danger:no &power, whether it was exerted for know; members of the Church; or for those friendly to it, or even for Protestants.• In the possession of the power lies the evil and the danger. . It is probable we should never have mention ed this 'matter at all, but for the Linion's sneer r.. at-the disappointed office seekers. among the DerEoertits. These "good talkers," these , "Get Not4ings," as they are contemptuously termed, are " whistled down the wind" by . the Union, which has fared so well at the hands of the "poW ers that be . ." It can afford to snap its fingers at the "Get Nothings," but it cannot bear to have talia told out of school. These "Pet Nothings" it affects so much to despise may yet prove to be \• ,, a thorn in the side of slave-breeding Democracy not to be got rid of quite so, easily. - Ttie Union affects great contempt of the Gazette for its opposition to* arrogant claims of Pope ry and evinces a most hearty-wish to consign us to Purgatory, or some . : other place of torment,' Sehire our "pen maybe - laid snide." 'We would like to know what business the • Union bas to in, tutus in this quarreL Hutt been commission " ed to-fight the battles of the Holy Father, and defend the cause of my lord Bishop° We thought the • Chroxick.had the exclusive right to this field of liontrirtersy. If the warfare is to be transfer red to the Union, if that paper is to be the Po organ, we are content; or if the Union ls Ito . become a tender of. the Chronicle it is all the same to us. We shall not go out of oar 'course, ribr clange our tactics, nor intermit our defence of religious liberty against the encroachments of Popery, for 'this addition to the Roman forces. When the whole power of the Homishflierarelly was exerted to break down our Conimon School systesa, the Union was silent . - The energetic butiospotent stroggle'of the mau l- es of the Catholic people to SIM their priperty friim the supreme control of the Bishops, who are the agents' of the ' Pope; a foreign despot, never called forth one word of sympathy for the, oppressed, or remonstrance against the tyrannic . measure; and yet the editor can hardly endure our existence, because. we do not choose to follow lin' example .I What a -- pity. be could not establish the inquisition. He would have us then; or pen would soon be laid aside ! - What a contemptible thing . DomocracY in Petutsyladda has become 7 -vre mean the Donee racy of the leaders and demagogues of the par - ty. 'The anuses we believe are honest, though terribly deceived. Pennsylvania is the ally, of truce-breakera, slave.breeden, and of Popery.—: ' Without its help the slave-breeders, who now tyrannize over the 'country and defy human and Divine laws' in their unhallowed Slavery crusade, ;Would be literally helpless. It is allied with Popery so far as to 'connive at all its schemes, arid it receives in return the great mass of Popish - votes. It was wholly dumb when the School quad= Wei agitated, and it gives to Papal en - criritadaents all the help, in its power, It tillifiu • Pr.:demerit clergymen for • protesting against a breach of public faith and the extension of slivery, and it flatters and fawns upon • P 4113 . rinmelo, even if he is the butcher of Boman republican patriot. Such Is Pennsylvania De zoocruil.. Wbo will siy the picture il'orer= Fuirric SMOGS TirATTALSO Pura.—No place West ot;the.Monntsiaa , probably, presents as many : attractions to the denizens of cities who stir& to escape the .disoomforts and dust and beats of summer,. as Fayette Spring's. The at tee-dices of Mountain Scenery and Mountain air, 1t lt!ore were - nothing more, would offer a rare inducement, but when to these are added luau * and historical atarrictiou, and a comfortable hum the inducements are such u to render _them bard to resist. Mr. Rush the proprietor,. spares pe pains to make his visitors comfortable, and to under the sojourn in' the meuntsiwi au that can be desired. On the score of economy; . 'alto, no place of =limner resort be found leer tamable. See advertisement. •Wa have been, favored with a copy OE tge thirty-fortrth am:mil - report of the Itoston kat-- • candle Library Association, from which we learn that the institution le ins 'eery flourishing condi. haring over two thousand annual lobs:Sri % berg, and an income amounting to upwards of el* thotusand dollars, $l7BB of which were the net proctediof leSturea, azikslBB9, the proceeds of ~diridetubi of- Invested fund& There are now 18,247 viola:lee in the:Litoary; and 125 newspa pers, and 31 Idagalinee and Be news are taken )it' the _Beading iliyntour Lyn= IS Pleal. —:-Iditgatid3oloaZiort*Cosausponding Secretary. L.. Pimaternvmak•Burn SoC:M.—The atmiver aary of the Irene:l4incl' Bible S9ciety tale place in PittsbuTgli this year, and will be held ott this, Wednesday, evening, at a quarter before 8 o'clock, at the Second Presbyterian Church, on Fifth street. The exercises will be very inter esting. Several speakers front Philadelphia will address the meeting, among whom ; are Durbin and Dr. Itodgera. At a time when the free circulation and the reading of the Bible by the common people is assailed with all the vim coca of priestly intolerance, the people should rally to the defence and' support of iya glorious and Catholie en institution as the Bible Society. _The Pennsylvania Bible Society has done im me;ase good, and it Is honor to have its An niversary c elebrate d among us. IllirCleveland and Ohio City have been con solidated, and are now one city. When will Pitts burgh and Allegheny imitate the wise example . set them by Philadelphia and Cleveland? New lismrstame.—The latest account wo - blive from the New Hampshire Legislature, to which the eyes of the whole country are _now turned, is the following from the Boston :Traveller of last Saturday afternoon.- It is seen that not.all the power of the President and his administration,and all the machinery of party. have not been able to quell the rising spirit of liberty, and to pre vent bolting on the issue of the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. We have great• hopes that two Senators opposed to the Nebraska out rage will be elected: NEW UAMPSIIIILT.—The election of Senators of the United States, by the N. li. Legislature, has been postponed to the 16th inst. The postpone ment indicates the final defeat of the Nebraska party. That party opposed the postponethe but .it was carried by 4 Majority—four or five democrattrvoting with the majority. &series of resolutions, offered by Mr. Flan= ders,Of Manchester, was assigned' for considera tion' yesterday. These resolutions condemned the Nebraska measure and the course of the two N. H. Senators and of . Mr. Hibbard, Itepresen tative who voted .for it; and heartily approved the course of Messrs. Eittridge and Morrison, who voted against it. On the opening of the ses , lion yesterday, before the resolutions were taken: up, Mr. Dodge of Amherst moved that Tuesday next be assigned for election of Senators of the 'United States. Mr. Eastman, of -Conway, mov ed to substitute Friday, the 16th.. This led to discussion upon the merits of Mr. Flander's rea -1 olutions, and upon the question upon which it is well understood the election of Senators will turn. Mr. Eastman said , he had supported the election of President Pierce; and approved of the principles of his inuagaral ; but the Nebras ka scheme be was sorry to say, had changed thepomplexion of the former professions of the ribillent. He wanted Alma to make up hi s mind as to his duty in , the emergency. Mr. Dodge urged speedy action. Mr. Clark of Man ehestet favored delay. Mr. Tappan of Bradford, urged time for the . fullest deliberation on this important subject. He had hoped the Presi dent's course would have beat such as to satisfy the people of his native State, and the people at large. • When his inaugural was delivered, Mr. Tappan said, be thought it one of which he was willing to wait the result of experiment ; but, when he seized the favorable moment for the purpose of repealing a sacred compromise—a moment when the country was convulsed by the act of the administration—when the pledge made in the inaugural address was broken—then he, "(Mr. T.) believed, and the people also helloed, that the President had acted in subversion of his avowed prieciples, and his pledge was no longer worthy of respect. It was said that the Nebraska and Nausea Bill was only one of a series of measures concluded upon by the President, his Cabinet, and their ad herents, that they were about to - ask the country to swallow before long. It was surely meet to look upon'the election of men who were to be par , ties to these proceedings, as a matter of most-ex treme importance. If the people of New Hamp shire would take for Senators such men as would be in favor of slavery propagandism, they would be untrue to their real sentiments, and false to their best and dearest interests. The debate was continued, with some warmth, for three hours Mr. Herbert of Rumney as sumed the carious position, . that the Nebraska Bill was now a law, as sacred as was the Missou ri Compromise law, and therefore the venerators of the law, judged by their own professions,were committed to its support as a sacred document We'commend the attention of wool grow ers to the card and circular of Coates & Brown, Philadelphia. They inform us that they have a large glass case at the "Crystal Palace," New York, in which they will exhibit any very choice fleeces of wool with the grower's name attached, without charge, p'forided the wool is delivered In Philadelphia free of expense. They would not wish to receive, for exhibition, more than two or three fleeces from one person, and only very choice wool of extra quality and in good condi tion. MOM WASHINGTON Correspmadeon of the Pittsburgh Daily Claortts, Superficial Observers Mistaken on Cuban Affairs— " .Fillibusteriam Encouraged—The Proclamation a Sham—Horrible Depravity of the Bandies Prom—Douglass Deretorments in New York— . The Levant= Slave Cate--Dangerous Ta/racier of Me Fides Judiciary—A Bold Polley for the Free Mace, required by Me Crisis. Wsumurox, June 11. All the givings out of "observer" and others who represent that the quarrel with Spain has been settled by concessions from that power, or in any manner whatever, are mere. conjectures without good foundation, and, as "believe, with out any foundation at all.' This administration' has embarked upon a buccaneer exkition for plunder, of which the main object 114 tbe acqui sition of Cuba and Porto Rico. There has been no difficulty with Spain which has not been created by this government as a pretext for violence. It is idle to talk of its hating been settled,- while the object is unattained. 'They hare issued an unmeaning proclamition against the unlawful organizations of the Filli busters They' have the proof in their hands that numerous prominent men in the llnited States bare entered into combinations for the Mission of Case and for waging a war against 'Spain. They could at once bring those men to and could break up the expedition which , they are forming, if they desired to do it. Ur: Slidell, who is Gen. l'ietce's organ in the Senate ns to mil that relates to Cuba, him openly de eared that the laws could not and should not be ' I enforced; against the Fillibustere. Ile was mi- I amazed to make that statement by mat of a no tification to the , parties most deeply implicated in the plot that the proclamation; then about to be issued against thens; was. sham. Thus fore ! trained, they bare proceeded, in tneir schemes with more activity and confidence since "the proc lamation was issued than befori.7 Stich is the Universal belief here. - Slidell's.- speech in the Senate was proclamation of legal impunity to . The PrAidene'is Pitieliaritiott,,liew,eitt, :was not without a most iMpoilent. object. -Ti irss to intimidate and to, crush' tal oppoeition „ lit. the North to-thh Nebraska, fraud-and the Fugitive Act. It was to. prepare the way for the bayon ets and the artillery of the'Cleneral Government in the aubjection of theNoith. ' - The Union's proclamation of a street massacre of Sumner, Banks; Giddings, Gerritt Smiik, - and all other obnoxious Members of - Congress, here in Washiniton, ass intended to second that of the President against. their constitueats. All Worthern membere hostile to, the encroachments 'of slaveri are now stigmatized as 'AbolitionisM.' The President's organ, after calling for themur. - der of Mr. Gidddings. and his associates as bwild beasts of the foiest" whom it is' the duly of all good citizens to exterminate, follOws it np with the express assertion' that It meant to subject , them to popular prescription; and that it has no 'language for Abolitionists but defiance'and . de- Inunciation.". corsistint. There - is to be no law - for the North but Mural:teflo', no law for the South but what "she herself enacts .and chooses to obey. It is consistent, too, in an other sense: The defined" ferocity, thnhellish ;thirsting for blond; which this organ of the exco riate has manifested since the passage of .the Nebraska bill, in such passages as I have gao led, sat hi a its tefirrences to the minority; Late had no parallel except honible ra tinge oflllanzkin hie Anil du people, and in . the rage for massacre displayed hy . Robespiere, Dan t", St. Just, Cartier, Inseam,' add the other monsters of the.Freach Revelation. ! The article against Sumner, Seward bid Wade in this infa mous sheet two Weeks ago, and the "wad Wig" article of Thursday are marked he precisely. the 1111610 spirit se a led to the haMors of timileseak period.' And if the crew DOW teplemsted by the Tinian gain the mastery our the people we Ann sesienewed precisely the suns scenes. The neutrality laws are already nalb%repealed by the anthoritatire dicta/ DM 'of Slidell that the President, Democrat ic 'President does not desire to enforce them."— It now remains for Spain to defend itself, and I that, I rejoice to perceive, she is making ample preparation to do. Let ns now see what the chivalry of the South will do. The readers of this correspondence have per hens at times thought I was unnecessarily alarm ed at the progress of slavery; that I attributed to it purposes and a power Ito execute them, which it did not entertain nor possess. Events are verifying my worst apprehension's. Doug lass' speech to the Custom Dottie serenaders in New Torls a few nights since develops his inten tions to be fully as aggressive and coniprehen- sive as I ever attributed to him or bin fellowaon- spirnton3. At this day . , Douglass is probablT the very beit exponent of slavery millitant in kxis- tence. lie holds the seat in the Senate which he dishonors, by election from Illinois. But while basely- misrepresenting that State, he does most efficientlXrepresent North Carolina and Mississippi, where his property. and interests lie. "Ile married," to use the lan guage said to have been employed by his near est personal friends, "one hundred and fifty nig gers in each State." One establishment is a plantation on the Mississippi, the other, in the Old North State, is devoutly kept up: fir breed-.. ing purposes. lie has not resided in a free State Corals months during the lost eight years. lie is thus a very large slave holder, committed to all the crimes and odious features connected with the institution, without any of the pallia ting incidents which belong to a native slave proprietor. Unaffected by the dangers of the system, while gorged with its profits, he can coolly plot its extension into new regions yet un centaminated by its touch. Ile can also with impunity conspire • for the overthrow of liberty in the free ,tates to make way for rslavery, na he is now doing, because if he fail he has 'but to retire from among us to his southern planta tions. Ile can afford to be frank and candid.— lie runs no risk in avowing the ulterior pur poses of his confederates. When, therefore, Douglass told the custom house officers in New York, that the present agitation was begun not more for the repeal of the slavery prohibition in the northwest, than to break down opposition - to the conquest and annexation, as Slave States, of'. Cuba, Porto Rico, Rayti and Mexico, he .un- H doubtedly uttered only the truth, but whether the whole truth, remains to be proved. I am further vindicated fromthe charge of ex travagance in my predictions of slavery encroach ments by events now occurring. The Lemmon slave case is revived in New York in a form some what more audacious thin I expected. The State] of Virgie , lia has undertaken it, and while present jug hefself by her Attorney General, in the courts ct New York, she refuses to comply with the ordittary rules of that and all other courts, which 4equire_n plaintiff to give security for costs. Virginia and her associate prosecutor, the law loving and constitution abiding State of Georgia claim the. benefits of Now York law, but the must be exempted from the cost of as certaining it. That is merely a side issue; only, from a Certain looseness of ideas and practice on pectuthiry questions prevalent in Southern lati tudes, I should advise New York lawyers and judges not to trust any Southern States for fees and costs. They will- Stand a good chance of being bilked if they do. The Lemmoncase was an attempt to introduce ' Virginia slavery into New York. The Virginia newspapers and their New York coadjutrs, headed bithe New York Journal of Commerce, called loudly upon the judge in whose case the attempt Was made to perjure himself, and repu diate the law of New York and introduce that of Virginia; But Judge Paine could not be suborn ed, and declared the Lemmon slaves to be free. NoW Virginia, and I think Georgia, (I know her Golsen:tor recommonds it,) send commission ers to take up this case to the New York su preme court, and thence to the United States supreme court. They will be cast in all the N. York courts, as they would be, in this stage of the crusade, in any free state, but they will gain their cause before the United States Supreme Court. • Of that I have no doubt at all. It is the selected and anticipated mode of introducing slavery into the . free states, which is a part of the Nebraska schente.r set up niiClaims usual Sagacity, buil hazard the piediction, that if the ..people tolerate it, slavery will be re-estab lished-in Pennsylvania, New York, and every other 'free state by a decree of the Supreme Court:r I know how delicate is the ground on which I tread; I know what dangers surround the man who ventures to warn the people of any country against judicial tyranny. I apprehend that I may be subjecting you as publishers and myself as a *Titer to legal penalties, when I may that between the North and South, the U. S. Supreme Court is a "packed jury," and a trusted agent and instrument for the universal extension of slavery over every foot of soil on which floats the flag of this republic. If the Attorney Gen- i mai of Virginia had not abundant assurance that 1. the feared and distrusted tribunal before which I freedom is about to be dragged - in chains, would enforce the pretension he makes, the ease would never have been brought up. . The only policy which can successfully resist the and tyranny of Slavery, is a bold and decisive one. The Courts of New Tork should not have admitted the slave State to appear as a partyin the case. They should have remember- ' ed the treatment of Massachusetts in South Car olina, Where the ground was distinctly assumed that a Commissioner from a free State should not be permitted even to reside in the State. Above all, aidlaug should be done to make it possible that &e State of New York can be dragged to the bar of the federal government on this sec tional question. In my judgment, the Virginia Attorney Simulate sent home exactly as Judge Hoar was, barring the mob violence with which that venerable and honorable man was treated. THE WHEAT Cam. —lnformation has been re ceived from numerous reliable sources in refer ence to the present appearance of the wheat crop in Pennsylvania Maryland, Virginia, Ohio and other Woitern States. So says the Balti more Price Current, which adds: In the southeastern or principal agricultural counties, of Pennsylvania, without exception, the repeat ii looking - remarkably fine, and the quan tity sown was much larger than usual—as well Its can now be judged there 'will also be a very large y4l ,t d of oats, and as the farmers arc year ly girl more attention to this cereal, there is good venison to believe that the reeeipta of Penn sylvania oats at our market-this year will great ly eiceed even those of the last, when they amounted to over 200,000 bushels. The counties west Cif the mountains, it is stated, will not raise more, than their usual crop of wheat which is only sufficient for their own wants. - . Throughout Beaten and Southern Maryland there is excellent proMise of-a full average crop, and in the Western portionaof the State of Vir ginia the farmers anticipate uncommonly large harvests.. Considerable tracts of poor state land have, by the application of . guano, been turned to very profitable accounts, and, in numerous caws, appear better adapted to wheat than net -tiredly good wit—many such tracts ,have been i sown n wheat this mason for the first time, and give promise of Important accessions to the gen eral ploduct. Both in our State and Pennsylvania the wheat is generally rank and heavy, and laborers are difficult to obtain at advanced wares. The accounts from Ohio and Indiana do not no generally concur in the anticipation of more than a full average yield, but the most. definite And reliable information shows, on the whole, very Battering prospects—tbere are sectional com plaints, usual, but the general yield, it is con fidently aseerted, will be come twenty per cent; greater than that of instiller. • The unfavorable rumors of injury to the grow ing crops, which so often find. their way into the papers, are by no means as numerous or alarm ing cm usual—indeed, we do not find that serious apprehensions nrennywhere entertained, either from 9y, rust, orjoint-wcrmi, except in those few eases already made.public, accoenti of which are in all probability exaggerated. It is to be observed that the very, high pricey which hare recently been realised on grain, and more especially en wheat, Urithutroug probabillr• ties of their continuance, on account of Me war, consequent short supplies abroad, bare Induced many, who had neglected cereals to resume their cultivation: a n d thane, as well turallnthers, have swum very .freely. . The opinion is now almost tudversal that more lend-has berm put under wheat this semen lhen , ever before, and that from present'appearances we -null, have - ell ImPrecedetand . large wheat harrest--in which ease, imperatively low pri ces must ensue upon, the jussUning of the new • Shoulder Bricei and Chest Ripazders. "Be particular in procuring the hind 'men tbiae, u mar of th• Exam mid are humbug:l." [homlLe Pitutraith Daly Durweb. Yety 24, 1553.1 AN EX631.131 . AlllCl2.—Fence who have smeared a steeping padtion, by following a edantat7 occupation will espiliimes great relief by the use of the " ,Weshlngton mender Dram," made and cold by Dr. HEYBES. corner of Wood asset and Virgin alley. it answere for a brace and saspendern the weight of the pantaloons le so placed ueto continually tend to bring the shoulder totheir net. Ural pada., sod rapandtthe that. We purchseed one some time ago, and bare been so Pleased with It that we unsolicited gave It • "puff" ovals. Wouem, hundreds of whom are annually Injured by the weight of enormous ."skirts," should also Procure thee* braes. De parUctilar in procuring thekind mentioned, as many 01 the brume mold are humbugs. gold wholesale and retell at the Drug Store of George 11. Keyser, No. 140, corner Wood et. and Virgin alley , lifir Sign of the Golden Master. N. IL—I also keep Trams, Supporter., pas prop, no tle Stealturs and W kinds 0 eehauteal Crustadoroli Excelsior Hair Dye. NATURE EQUALED MY ART!I For ages the friselas endeavored in rah. The hair, without perching the fibre, to elan— Tried this nostrum and that, but In changing the hue They withered the bra, put all art to renew. Ton may burn your gray tresses &black or a brown, But Nature the cauterised tint will disown; And, her juices dried up, you will Coon be appealed By finding your ill treated cranium bald. Long years, aa wejte odd, the craft struggled in rain A dye without unaticor lime, to obtain— A Buie innocumu—that, PlPed nn the bead, To a brown or • black would transform gray to red, Many tionetwas proclaimed that the and was phloem% But the wise Pooh their bead. though the !PUP believed, AM In spite of adtertleement, plarard andnuff, Of each 'humbug the public full agn hadenough. At length, 'twee but lately. "'Eureka" they cried: The want no long felt had at length bun sapplial. A dye wae announced, that, in changing the hue, The hair did not scorch—the announcement mu true. in au lutant, o'er larks divered, wady or red, Wu a black or a brown the most exquisite, ehed— The fibers were nourished instead ot destroyed; The p,..., of the scalp with no pigment were eloped; No odor unpleasant the liquid gore unt: The color we. neva one moment in doubt: ' No chameleon chartgei to D0fT14 , ...d sr... E'er rendered .the ladle. "not Sc to be seen - - Instanter,the tint that you anal for was there, Like the darknese that follows the lightning's glee. What a triumph was thig how tbn tidings went forth To the East, to the Wee!, Mu* the Routh then• the Nadi , . Until Science and Fashion with common *Maim On their tablets Mouthed the dieniverer's name, And declared that no outrun the place could noml7 Of tbalr awn Caurranoto's ituelslor Dyed Bold wholesale and retail, at KEYSER'S, 140 Wood et., , jai Sian ofthe dolden Marc Citizen's Insurance Comp 7 et nttsburgh. IL D. RING, President. SAMUEL L. ILUISIIELL. Bet, • OFFICE, DJ WA TER, BK STRWEEE EN T RARKET,AIVD WOOD TS. IMINSURFS TIDLT. ADD CARGO RISKS OD Tnig rilo AND MISSIBtOPPI REYNIIS AND TRIBUTADIN B Dar !aura upainet Lao ar ihnitage by F., ALSO ,i n se the NSPORT preaself ATthe/ON. SE A and NL AND NAVIGA TIOR • d THA Moserenter IL D. 1 .1 0 ,3 Wm. Lorimer. Jr., Wm. er, P. M. Kier Eistmael Monett Dr. , E. If arbongh, Imo M. Pennock, J. iieb.mmaker, Wolter Bryant, lobo Ph maven . Il.ye. PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN., Capital Kea, Annual Premluirie and Western Feud. ‘,1,0002 . 000„ • • INCOItPf /RATED Itv2s. Policies of Insuranne issued at all times on the most favorable terms, against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, OR THR PERILS OF NAVIGATION. By GEORGIC F.. ARNOLD, Agent. mh16.6.3 yp.ils For Pittaburshand Allegheny Co. Indigestion and Liver uomplaint Cured DE KIER'S PETROLEUM.—Read the tenoning letter from Rea 0. Dickerson, a Mlsalonary in Oregon: Ma EL It. Rtra—Dear Sir —Myself and wlfehaving been greatly benentted by the sae of your Petroleum. I whit to theou mud me • bos Minister three dram bottles. I am Congregational n this place, and several of my PeOiffe am affected with indigestion and aainactlon [the finer. thesame of myself and 515,. before taking Jour PETROLEUM. OR ROCK OIL. We took eevyral bet. Iles—two or three each—about a year nnel half ago, and we have never enjoyed so good health for Jean La we have elite that time. I bed not taken • single bottle belbre that fanner of the stomach width distresses the dy• peptic vas relieved. and I have felt nothing of it since that time. My wife was also relieved:from a chronic disease of the liver, which bad been element y.t.h standing. by the use of your Petroleum. Bold by 8. M. KIER, Canal 'Win, 6EO. H. KEYSER. 140 Wood . t.. and Druggists and Medkirm Dealers every, where. !Papers adverthlng Petroleum ooPr.i oud minas LQCONO'rIVE WORKS. Sixth steed, rapt.< the Rodread. PbOadr/php NOAGED for many years exclusively in the manufacture. or buotstorrvw, have treently t i esFl considerably eniargwl. by additions oilman buildings and numerous astute. and tads, which will enable the =tors to furnish, Mth despatch, any description of tires, on liberal credit. oclo' NORRIS SON. PEARL STEAM MILL, CANAL BASIN, ALLEOIIENY, NEAR THE RAILROAD STATION. . • . Families will be supplied with our various grVel roam( GROUND YLOUR io by laving. their I r. 4cooretreel4 or ,or th att'" titter , " po TA= S l alCd'sk!'t Clair eta. Pittrbuilb: U. P.l4hrrartr:Vor J. T. T rampte. thvagtra Allegheny. y Y .dstr z aiWatitU 4111kritbersf.theeille!._ fett-re aarex, Kvistor & co. OTICE.—Tee undersigned, • Frederick Lorena of the grai of Gwnt, Sterlingi Co., and floc. ofjbe late firm of Stewart. Idold Co.. have thy. do style of 7 firm LOREN/. WAlghlitP. under CO., tilie 0 0 purgewir3 manufacturing Leon and Naga and have taken the ware. boom No. GI it titer etreet.betweenScrUand Slime atrootas wham they hare on hand an assortment of the muietke of Iron and Sialla which the, oiler tbr tale on accommodating Lerma. nay recipectfnLy willeit the _patronage of the PRIIMILICK LORKNZ. Se7idtf 11. STKWItT. A. H. HOLMES & BRO., SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED IRON AX LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT TOCKS, PICKS, Timber, Mill, Tobacco & Cotton Screws, Eactfting and Asileys for iletekeearo. Car and Bridge Bolts, with Thread and Nuts complete, PITTSBURG LI, PA., Ww.anrsa, No. 31 Woos. MOM - Wl= FIRST AND at.= zar All work Inuranted. mb3l-tt UNITED STATES LIFE INSIT RAN I ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY CGARTERED APRIL 36, 1850.—Cautria Pe reran. CAPITAL-4250,000. (Ike A E. corner of Third and Cr.enenterretaa Padodelphio °mom or TILE ROME BOARD AT PUILADELPIIIA mull= I. Meth. R. Crawled. Pad B. Goddard. Ben). W. Tinsley, George WllenrY, Ambrose. W. - Thompson, Lalrrarlatt Johnston, Jacob L. 1/lorenw, met Dreereas, Wlßlamb. Godwin, William !FEIN: • .Tharalent--Gtesdlen R. Crawford.nee Prerldrat—Antbreee W. ThOMP•011. Medial Rsenear—Pßl•bargh, Jame* ILlTlllson, E. D.: Allegheny Qty, R. IL Meares . , IL D. GEORGE E. ARNOLD, Agent, mhl7 74 Fourth etreet,Pitt stennh - Hernia, or Rupture of the Bowels.—There are thousand. of perms who are afflicted with a Rupture of the - Dowels. who ray lithe attention to the disease until the bowelttecorne sterusgulated, when In all probability It may be too late; liar important it Ix, then, for all theme suffering from any form of "Rupture of the Boma: total' at once upon Dr. men, at hi. Wholesale Dreg Store. corner ofWad it. and Virgin May, sad procure • To"." to retain the protruding portion of the bowels. Dr. Key ter ha an aloe hack of the Drug Store where Trona are applied. and warranted to glee sataaction. la also has variety of Trusses that you can name. and at toy prim, to mit the ascent of every one In need of the article. I also keep men Woad of Euppottcra, Day Bracts, Stupor NM, Sk.daves. Elam* Sadao. fir =larded rains, and all kinds or mechanical appliances and in the cure of dinar. • I would respectfully invite the attatian of the public to an excellent True Or Children, which Invariably effects • cumin army short time. .N. IL—I alm keep on hand and for ale • large Moat , merle of Shoulder Bram. of the most improved kind. that • hart been worn with to much attraction by hundred. of person& both fa and out of the city. . - • DR. KEYSER'S DRUGSTORE &TRESS DEPOT,eor am *faced area aud .Vlrgho alley, linl4o, sign of the °elan Mortar. -.fetid/MT Ease and Comfort—The Confornuitor, lately Impair] from Paris. oxsetbr rano tho Wit to tbo romollm amps of be Dead. Do e new bath ea eser onpie head so anal ono A seat At sad a good Hat mar b. laid At 77 Wood at. _ apOlAt W. DOUGLAS. , PITTSBURGH Life, - Pire & Marine Itununnee Company; 'OFFICE 66 FIFTII STREET, MASONIC 11.41.4 PITTISDUROII, PA. . JAMES & BOON, Pnoidenf. Canso; A. Coma, Beeretary. This Company makes oreu Insurance ap rortaining toot concocted irlth LIFE RISKS. .WO. natant Ball and Onto FUSIN,II the Ohio and allstiadopl doors and tributaries, and Marina Mika P.. And against Logs or Damage ,by Fare, And ogainst - tb• Pail" of tho dm and Wand Natigatka and 'll;Vion. Poncho at the korai. rata eniuddant with sandy M . 22c10214 Wm. 8:11•Ton3 Jams D. McGill, - Maim:ides Bendier, John Morton: Rotort (Minor. • - ilosandor Bornolds, Arso n& Inman B. noon. nomad. Ymum PMUlin. ohnITP 800tt,, Iroltir l. 1).. Wm. It. Johnston, - . Irjmnrir'ba.'"Nit...., Du Pont Poster.—Every N , orioty .Rifte ii th i ng .dithituirciraw, in all 11.9 Piekligel Shrar on band and Ice. In . lOU tO irtdt Pia assert. on Womble Ursa. Also &Mir . . D. W. C. BIDWELL. Manutheturen. nakllt • lib hoot itmeet. littsparah. Ladies Ifsaa Pnrs. •'-wcopp k CO: would most', respectfully ndis the attantlon ofl UI to th.br buIP . and =tile* Inca at 111101' TURIS. now °Ming, COMPilling In Part Pablo, Mow Marne. Iltab, Lint. Canolne. Blbeirtan Soar set, Roelcldartli4 Genett,. Omar Fad lines Dorm Mutts Viettellymk, Polangsle was, am, La, eoraa . Wood and IYCONNSIL'}WatIi - AVO:. BANKERS -AND INSURANCE DEAL- Eltaain, lu. Fend rtart,are63ailkomllxot. rlrret, barix—Dmr,sal nu Par and Cormit YURI* Sight and 'noir irtbaluir, Coln. Ilbicks;,Nutern and Werbarm Time sod Prerawr7 got l%o lo w Isat rot ea Tlmelbr Pat* or Pit and thirinnV Warn rad horn Iln itarbas PQM* Ibr 114 Attu Mown* coartAwiesab now. 'mow* sae zoin. binguscutußr. sal team. moomea _ Blairied• or cose Ve • „ins, Weak sike Jotxraisi 'West AMSI3I.-1 Zonld respectfully In rite the atteistkm of phyekians, and the P.l.lic fleur... l / 7 to my assortznent of Silk Muth. Stockings. Knee Cap, Ankle Socks and leusdacee for the rehef an& cunt of I eel CON rQ Enlarged Veins, Weak Auklee, Weak Knee Jul ate and the miens appllkneea weal in the core of diensea co- oohing outward support. WI alio keep every satiety of Trusses, Body Braces Supporter', Shouldeellreent. and In fr.et all 'kinds of roe cluunkarappliances used to one of disesee. ' GEO. IL KEYSER, Wholesale Druggist. ullt=4l/twS No. 140. 0n... Wood et. and T111.:In _ . DORTRAITS, MINIATURES, St.e COPIED & —case. of Paintings. Crayon Drawings, eta, token on short notice by K. M. CAltGll-Dannerrlon Artist, Apollo lin lain 070 Fourth st. Ifirind a most .porlor *none. merit of light, artlatle, bold.S faithful likenesses orenvent e d In anyy Mud of weather.lkices $lOO to slo,oo and no ords. The only D I agnerrlon Booms n the city Inerblch thenweptlonroona is on the wooed PLotr. ttly.n Dr. Moraa'a Invigorating Elixir or CORDIAL—If it is inquired now this great restotative le secomplishlng such extraordinary CUM, we can only reply that In the Arabian herb that forms its emdbuil Wpm/lent have been blended by the Omnipotent Phr slam. a 1 .; ,. . IuMOP at and greater varieties of curative pmpertiee than heretofore been supposed to erlet in ahmtdred different ea of the pharrnaroperia. A whole median* chest of re es, PO to wreak, seems to have beerryombined to We be ; and In throP.LlXlit or CORDIAL we hero their eon ce te nted encore. It in the effect, however , not thecae. al Is Which we have to deal In the practical application 0 th medicide. The victims of dyepepsia are cured, the nc/rvous are trolleyed, the halfparslyted resume their sell It)', the sufferers from headed. are tormented no more the weak become Timmons, the tint of jaundice lame, the eomplesion of the billow, the depressed in eldelte become buoyant, the sick In simnel in every condition of disease derive Immediate benefit from the woe of Dr. Norm's In Operating I:ll.Ydr or Cordial. These fade, soPPorted by Irrefragsble proof, are presented to the attention of Inve aide, who CM 'miry them bye single bottle of the mein due. The Cordial le put nap highly concentrated, In pint hot ties. Prim three dollars per bottle, two for five dollars, eta for twelve dollars. r C. 11. RING, Proprietor, 192 Broadway. N. Y. Sold by Druggists. throughout the United State. Cana dm and West Indies. dotterel Agents In Pittsburgh—Fleming lima, corner Wood streetourth streetaiKeyser. corner Wood and Virgin alter. Also , by J. P. Fletolog, <ahem , City. .iall-lw • Irelintook's Family Xedicioes.—We call the attention of heads or tatelbecand others, to thud ♦ertieemeut on the fourth Into of these valuable Family. The beat evidence that can be adduced In farm of the efitmeloromees of lloolland's Darwin. Bitters, prepared by,Dr. C. ILJacksorLis the unprecedenteddemand fur, them from all outset the Colon: and although there may he moor compounds prepared and represented 10 De. tog worthy of a liberal patronage, yet we feel constrained to remark, that the vast number of testimonials wi which the worthy doctor has been honored, by perso o the blzhest character end respectability. who Gored it nee emery to here 11..11i. to his preparation, is testlmeny sufaclently conclnslro, that a mere effectual remedy fer the almost Immediate relief of ttiese afflicted with that direful malady. dyspepsia, bag never. been dimly/rod. Sold In Pittsburgh, by 1.3:31tN0 BROS.. Druggists, CO Wood IL Also, for sale by DEO. 11. RHYDER.,II.! Wood street. lelo.2wdawS HARDW ARE LOGAN, WILSON & CO., Beg to ea the attention of Buyers to their exiinalveStook of RADDWAItE AND SADDLERY; comprising ow of the most complete wortznentein the RECEIVED BY RECENT PACKETS FROM EUROPE, and which they of(er on the mat favorable terms, Mer chants going East gill find their interest promoted bT buying their HARDWARE at • No. 5I Wood otr Pitt...burgh. 14 DOODS .000 Tatar. tore Neval.) HENRY H. COLLINS, FORSVAIcurNiI AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND-WHOM:ALE DEALER IN • CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH, And Pnaluee Generally. No. 25 Wood street, Pittsburgh. 1715 ARNOLD & WILLIAMS ILINOTACTLIMPJ OW ChilsottFurnaces, Wrol Iron Tfibing AND PITYING GENERALLY. For IVarming one, Ventilation oflJuildingx. A. & W.. 111 contrset for Warming and Ventilating by Steam or Hot Water, PI yes or Chilson's Forma.. Churches. Esetorleit Green 1i0n.% Court llouree Jail. Hotels or Dwellings. No. 25 Marta et- Pittsburgh 10/131R11.015. C0C17111% 1.1112(a. FLEMING BROTHERS, • Oirtcoututt ro r. ton. k lIOLESALE DRUGGISTS, O. (0 WOOD ET, P ST IT DE TSBURCII, FL Pronrirtorsor Dr. 3l'Lant's Celebrate , ' Wertrauge. Liter NELSON'S FIRST FRE5llIflt DAGUERREOTYPES. POST OFFICE BUIII)I\O. T 11101) STREET. C ITIZENS AND STRANIIERS who mob to obtain an accurate, artistie and lit-like liken.sse.at eery moderate vice, +lll find it to their Interest to sun a t this well known establishment where entire satisfaction Is guarantied, or no chars. made. Having ono- of the Jargon and best stranand Side and Ski' I hrhi• :mono wnwt.t Ar the swoops with instruments albs most rwetfulkind,andlusiinfted Lhe , AyAergat TV= Optrittriewprrtg), Mr. p F. flatlere himself &he able to ed s ., in the pottsress of tbe Art, • style ofnagnesTentYPes, either stoitly or I» groom which has never town M. Raton open and encoding in an weathers, from Sio'elocis /s. to 0 r. St. _ toattshosT For Bronchitis. Throat Diseases. Hack cco Conas and the effects of Imprudent use of Mercury. No toedhine hoe ever been Meonvered whlch hos elbebe such earwax, Carter's Spanish Mixture. Thnintilimeaxes Oral aced %y salivation. Hacking eau eh lirauchtal Affection& they Dificnse...heureigia tod Rhea uttleuf. bare all hum relieve.) and cured in a won.lerra tr.enner, by the greet purifier of the bitxl, loran's :Span ith Mixture. The cave ofliir. I'. U. Ramsey alone elfauld ,tidy an who dant& Call an the =eat nod procure t tumPbie containing 0n,,,, which will astound you. Bee advertila m cut. yl7,llwlmT Warehouse, Gm, to neut.—The tweinises non txtenpaney of James MeCulle. en Penn et., u!I Joining theYnnt of the American Hotel. from the lot o lose ensuing. APO! at this cam. nablZ if Derangement of the Liver, is one of the ost commou, ad well o the met formloatle of Almelo, known to American physielens. It had for years attract ed the cleeest attention of the medical faculty In ell mule of the United States, and yet up to the time of the discos. A of Dr. McLane's greet Seeder. It was almost beyond thee reach of medical alit. Thou...ode hall periabed without area • bore of relief. and although thousand. may yet be destlned.to feel the direful efforts of thie moot complicated dicesse. It la how, thank. to the research of Dr. Mebane meet completely brought within the acme of medical am trot. Thepreprielort of the Liver Pills feel con:Went that they offer a remedy which has been fully tested by time. and whieb has weer failed of success when fairly tried. Purchasers will be maul to ask for DR. 3PLARE'S CELEDRATIO LIVER PILLS. and take none elec. Them are ether Pills. purporting to be Liver Pills, now before the public. also, hi. Celebrated Vermifugr. era now be had at all respectable Drug Moro. In the United Stated also. for eale bribe sale /proprietors, MERINO RUMMERS. Successors to.). Kidd k Co- GO Wood st. KiDiMin e SDRVYD - WiSM.III:I lITSSAMIII OUT. VALVIR MOWN CWS dc BROWN, • COMMI lON MERCHANTS, FOB TILE PURCUABE AND BALE of WOOL, No. 13 ,lk,Ld A al:ere Front sf., Pk attdaPh ia. 1.17111Mt6P, Plaronft, Beaver'd Co., I'l,lla:dames. Kent A Banta, Phil. ItT, 14 31 1 11=1:21%. 'V, I.r. Ittples ....land. Evans A Co. do. ACordx, Aldrich A tipencer, - Mos. L. Hallowell A Co. do. New York, Caleb Cora A Co. do, Sloven,`Cincinnati. Wm. IL Brown & Co. do, Smith. k. 3CComie, Warren, John il. Brown & Co. do, • Ohio, Itahrnel, Bro. A Co. do, runes Parks. Esq., /Reuben . Leviek Brother & Co. do, villo,Oltio. • David Brown Co. do, Wm. Price & Bon, Broltheeld, Hacker, Lea Co. do, Ohio dl A Pratt, do, Crag kCiark...Washingtoo, Varnhain,Kirkman k Cad°, Ohio, Tredick. iitokes &Co. do, J. aJ. GDlek.lfendrllta. R. John Yarnom Co. do, Brotherion Ae. Wllam. Brown & Co. do, Peoria, ill.. Wood lxEciager, • do,- Johoson, Sewell & Co., Bolin. , PIRLADIENITA,IWIO tat. 1814. .Being .Sit.erielvely engaged In the Commission batons, fier the sale of WOOL, and powwowing a tune and Wine. Hal acquaintance with the Iftnatactumni of New England await as those In this vieirdly..w_e respectftilly Follett our Manmade, haltering we oats aways obtaln the bat ma ket prism •fferiWiß gin careful and prompt attention to al/ Wads and to tot, sud would advise early o maga, not. only hertee- bur market Is at present obis hereof tlm floannalitirealuitaciew to allow Una to grade It properly and ammo, it to good advantage for ectllog.- -h is generally mudded that Wool most range,considara• hke below the priors 00101 year: to what extent. will very, Maki dependopon the value of money as the yeason wawa: ifowever this maw be, we an, Inclined to the ,opinlon thatboth nierchatits and growers will, tide' year. lathe the beet returns by consigning their AN mail to the Future market. ha preference to selling to tartan span. latora...,We 'hall bested to glee particular Information ILI tooormarket. the promwets, terms of commiselon. do.. lo _latter, whesurrer desired. We would refer those - witt wltem - we LTIITIOt perremally acquainted to the recreate ri the abort teed. • Neer respectfully, labibw.T tklATl9 & BROWN, 41.1 Market skilPhila. • The Payette Spnags. • .• innn highly attrnetivo and fashionable cra• r t a rT rl NA.V.lnlf. 4 .-4 b-D .rtr t, et t 'stf r 4 h i . o. " ._ I .." h ""' der A the "Iftattnisres Harm." on the the re in, by Nor Iltilkllmo and Improvements have been, added aloee last year., The curative and nueirring roPorno. of the wiser' have here fully established by.tbe. fad • that they hpa AvErzß FAILED . TO CURE - - the wont taws 0(80.4111s, and other dimness Atha blood, by denting the water freely--sod in cars of eruptio n. *hint and applyinA the deposit. of the stream externs] . 14=412,4,411te,74411a T e rn, el an th „prrtle t z lathe midst of Casale Grounds—vlthies Tor's ride of I,' . .ItABISINOTOISIS FOIST BATTLAIIILD. atlt'rert Nereselty " ^where the entreeehmente ere distinct ly - iraddoek and dumper ille'e Gra. L D bent Bnemnpment sod Washlontrm'm Bering and m owa which he owned tUl.he died. In the immediate Ti• deity, also, are severwl. renter table natural mnioaltles— DELANY'§ - hteli may be exploresl eir miles under. the monntalrial• the eakibreted Ohio Pyle FAIN. on the Yonsibleuhrrey Bina, theennsinber Cataract; deteendina BS= • dashing reek more than fatty feet perpendicular. Trout }Toning and Game Abound,' in the Immediate vicinity. Horses; Aaddles and perrlaltre vUlte furnished for vUlturs. Rance and Hanks will ar. vim at and Mar. the- Bteansboate at Brownsville dagy. frm whence visitors will lame In • drive A four era are *WS to the BPrinir• • SIN &Owasso* Amu bantam will eneble us.to render tota6i meat the • n thc!'".°T .lethaf es. • persona whiting to en tail enema pleateed: drfaith.rt"44°r; st' • ~ llyalegi. June i1,18.14,4•1441ti PleSpoSaassawealth Pennsylvania, • . -•- ALLEGHENY:COIINTY, Wet Zherb14,4441 Cheney, Cranny I WE'oonimand.: you_ that you summon it tin H. War. 4,44ll:cbcntly• - aorimano.l Y 013) 60 that t i41: 1 14, "d ty oe= r hdxsgrol=rerii itzlecrirut m o dayer.ho,Vtir. wanton:l,th: Main . Alder mku and eltbmms of beur. pile of Oaterumt, all tuft 'au then and Ulm Ibis wri4,•:•• WriliVlSthernon,M.: Hiln4 PLA i roL j t udge %T i lt I =b i Z 4,44":"TaalY* Y.DW WrBLS. LOUISVILLE , LIME for We bbr by jelMin.'l.4tW. isp, 74 Watir • . . LEC .> Young Men's As pOUNI: LOUIS KAZIN KY, aU.Exile from Poland. *in beanre In Muer& Bap, oil ATUILDAY evening. June V. \ \ ameor end Tort', \ rpm Lod c a lmer exiled Count K. from hi. bitiland rime, prom Knee. 114 h u been lecturing with m ined abdlty,\ on the ESAU.= question before the Leehdaturesf 31atitat innietta, Rhode Inland and the eitirona of emu. ire ie..° from lettere emomendina him to our 4ety. gel - Doors open at 7'.;, iirlock. Lecture, to commence at S. OW - Tickets 1 5' eta, to I, had at the , )lode and Bonk Rorer, Library Room, Leet are Committee and at th door. lIHNRY WOODS. WM. 11. KINCAID.\ Ja3llialL 11OLMES1 C. 11. IRBIL 3 JNO. It. ILIRRPAIRMR. Lecture Com. CONCERT. Grand Juvenile Oratorio. 'A lIIE FESTIVAL of the Tinge gNen by the Punt!. of the Pourth Ward School, In the OOLE HOUSE, Penn et-an W EON MOAT andTIIUIL , DAY evenlnfee, the 13th and 111th of June, under the •.S. \ reetlon ofthelr oak.' Teacher. Prof. D. ChITCIILIOW. • Prof. W B.IIELINK .111 preside et the Plano. 'lila Plano from the oelehrstcl m.ufaetory• of Navas 3:,Elark .111 be, furalihed by Mr. IL libber. • dii - Doore oven at 7. Connert to commence , ~ at BP. M.— Tickets 25 et.. to be had at the store of tIK , C. Yeager, 31arket et. and at the door. jolt-2td Great Semi-Annual Sate of Carpets. CARPET WAREIIOUSE; ',,,•. , . JO. 112 MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH, WT.. ArCLIN TO CK &, T3RO,'t HAVING commenced our saletd;Carpeting; Oil Cloths. he,, welters the pleasure Mannounanto ~ our friends and the puldie that we are now /Tog off onr present stock at redueed pricer. to make moat, or the Fall , , Importatien. We insist , those winhing term' sh notate, Ileums, or Steamboat. to all and examine thelargeet and' best-stock West of the mountains, as we are determined to sell cheaper than on ho purchased for moh.in Abe East ern cities. Onrstockoomprises In part the kiltlslnm oil: Royal Veiret Pile Carpet, Rangulk Vet:Litton, \ Earpetm ~.)- Tapestry Brussels do; Twilled do \ , do N rune]. • do: Plain do , •5 , ,, dm ' A °Mown ltruseele do: all Wool Lo oted ' , ,do Extra Imperial a Ply dm Hemp, Llst and Ilag \ do'l Smmrfine - do dm Chenile andTufttMlqinmfi , , Fine do dm Canton and Coma MattinlC Patent Tapestry Mien Om ShosPskia, .4,. 34 ' 14, d 4 C.*.l . Superfine do dm Malec % , , ',‘ Fine do do: Stair Rodm h, 5 Common do do; Piano and Table Corona '. Alan. Oil Cloths.:l4, 4-1, 54, 54 and 54. and 12, lfiand 21 ft. sheets of ererEstyle and Mors; llold pred 'l.O doe Shades, Trimming. O. Haring' the la imd t stock In. the Western Market, we feel mme entMhat • si' an pleue the mat faatidlona. . Remember theqdasse 14 .\, get great bargains. 112 Market st.. near Liberty. \`,..M14 Notice to Contractors., \',„ Orrick Or tes P. AR. It. n. , co. v., J , •. Pittsburgh, June 11,1/151. , QEALED PROPOSALS will bo reecivoant I.J the Mare of the Engineer Of the Pittsburgh attd ills benrille It. It. Co, corner °mot and Diamond AM , in t 6 ity of Plttabnralt, until sunset on lionday, the 26tD cgl . J un. toot , fur the timduation and 1110 o nry mini ..,.., complete add road from section ho. I.,near Paw 3111Plinn, , to a point on the Monongahela rive, opPosite tbls clty.-- The work is livery, and none but responsible and ettlefent the who are known to the Engineer or °Meer; of the Company, or those whoran come • w• It Moommendod , need apply. Plans and profiles of the wortto im dot,* ,. tnay. be seen. and any information rop .--.1 in - ' thereto, can he obtainedot D. MITCIII , ' , loser of the Company, et hia office. Fr s time eflottleg. jol4-1t 11011 SEml-ANNUAL A. A. Mason & CO.,\ NO. Si FlrTlf STREET, Will open their next great \ SEEI-ANNUAL , • OF DRY GOODS, OryThursday, June 15th, 1854, Thip nade .Lll be found to be the largeed and tysil at. tractlee 'they haea ever hold. • I L T a l'eeting of the Diamond Market s itu , .s.r u latio ., n h l:t e illo . ir . 3 , l ,.. .ntlmuing, the Ilith Inst.. tt lic.lr g or, Th nt the Treasur er of the Diamond Marisa Dense Association, Ise and be is hereby Instructed to call\ in all balloon. due by members on their,subscriptlons tot the Market [louse fund, and - R....1,d furflwr, That if such Intone, are not paid no nr before the fifteenth of July neat such ses'emil DiOnontsi which have here made. In part. of solos:Optima. shall • be forfeited on that day to the Asenciation, and applild to , building aromnt. In pursuance of the above, I hereby glen notice to F. fl uent subscriber. that they coil and'ssettle up their I - roe ou or before the 15th of July, aferosaid. 11. D. KING. Treasurer. Pittsburgh. June lfith, 1851.—014.041 VOR SALE—A neat, small Farm of 35\ 1,.." acres. 0 miles below the city.in Robinson township, \ .0. the Ohio river. It is a beautiful (m ut t on of Improved land, and Is offered very In.. Enquire ot • jelidin Tllo3lAii WOODS, 15, .Ith st. i ' tilX.F og iIY, rom .111 ,i oNE are , Y o 4 —C ., mod City Paper, hal. stoety coiling at theoffies of 11. " ;reA r it NT. o 4 ' ..Silita - t! . 1 1 1 0.8. SALE--A good 2 story Brick Douse Y off romo, with a lame Lot. on whieb is ,ten.l water. shrubbery and font, trees. It O offered slop low. Far 1 quire of let hint THOS. IVUODS: tri. 4th ft- Administrals' Notice. \ IV IIEttEAS Letters , f Administration to, • • the Estate of JOHN . WICK. Into of AlteghenY county, &id have loon nted to the-outscritierss all person. Indebted to old estate are roposted th make immediate payment, and throe haring elrints •ir d o- otatots against the .Sate of roll demdent wiltroo ks known lhesame withent delay. JOHN DISSELI,, CEO. A. BEERY. 1 , Administrate Mee let at.. 'below' Market:. C 1 TT A PERCIIA WATER PROOR• •"1" 00AT0—We Incite the attention of pnyebas..rn ter. this article. The greets aro warranted to rowan pliable In all kinds of weather, and rrfeetly water-preof, for sale at the India ituhber and oil Cloth Wareroome Mar. keret. jelit .1. a W. 1•1111.111.3. PS--30 &Z. India Rubber IYhips,. V from 1 tot feet in length. for aale, whokwale od retail. et4l6 Market street. J. it I. 01111.1408. ic.A DEN SYRINGES—A fine lot of ginsg,, Orittanie and thr ilarrien Frrioarer..inst reed arafor. o by 0,11. 01141101.AND.10.0 Wood eL f ILMNCIiAIit:ES—A nuperior dk: Grain Cradles for sale low.br E. It. 51L4.0 AnDEN & FIRE ENGINES, that will, 11_11 - throw water to feet high.lbr lobe hr . • • relit E. 0. SIigNICLAOD. 1.00 arri ve f or Bela hr BIILS. CASTOR OlLan i p n a i rt w to r 4 ey GI KOS. EMERY, assorted. in store and Coral., by ida FLEMING EROS. al DOZ. CURTIS' ILYIJEANA just received' Jand for We by. jel3 . FLEEING lIEQS. 1.000 !; 11CSE F I T in \tor6 D E2IN L O I 50 bys. in s l ttr E n n og for2 . Wl 000 GlR ntnra for sale LYIGLIA.NNuBrAs.ii 6nr, LBS. INDIGO imatore arta, for sale tn./ by n•I3 FLEM \ 1 EEO& gek EELS. HEMP SEED in stor 7 int for IP/lie-41e by iel3 FLEIfINCI . IV/S. pm iltON-100 tons Soft Foundry lig: 100 do Forgo Iron. reed 11. fur by jel2 R. ROBISON /k . nACON 80,000 lbs. Hams, Sbo . uldeTsvivd 1, sidB. in rmolcohnoro for sole by R..11011180N 1 \Vt . . VIESS PORK—!iS bbls. just recd for split IV I by jet.' It. ROBISON k OA : IDRODUCE-50 blds. Email white Beane; WO Ims. Dried Prnetteg at:, bap. Dried Apple& for male LT 11,01150 N 800.' 11 OUISYILLE LIME--100 bbls. just rec'd 6r Pat by jel2 It. ROI3IBON 400. FLOUR -100 bbls. S. F. Flour just reed lbe man by jsi2 R. ROBISON &CO. • ----- (yridg—in order to complete' the Maser ted catalogveof the Books belonging to the Taunt/ ,Tens' Merrantile Library, no hooka will be givenent from Monday twat, Jane 12, to Monday. June /it. All member. hoeing hooka which belong to the institution, are requett edAn return them within throe dart, jel2.lwd JOHN C.DCIIAAD, Librarian.. Olt SALE--A first rate Grocery Stand and the wi t h e e Be lected It the atand one or the best In city. and has It gIDOKI lonal and,. country cuatam. For partlculartouldreas Box 206. jet! pRIMAITN.Ga—A general assortment of Trlmmlamiamprining the mad destralde ram., In !Age Be ad and Knotted-Ella Fringes. La..a. La.duM reed per EirryeN and'nnw open, at A. A. MASON ACO'S. VESTINGS—A. A. Mason k Co. have just reed MI rex white and Redd Norse'llea and other kinds ostinns. suitable for the rearm. ievz OOKS, BOOKS—Mali's Book of British Balsam Monre's Book of do Coilleen Roaborgba ,Re neltorie Border Minntreley; Motbervelre Ancient ail diadem, do: Book of Scottish Songk Book of .lingllsh do; !Menu'. Robin Hood; Soo s. Madrigal, and Sonnette, for solo by 11. S. ItOSWORTIL k CO. 82 Market et. ISU—WhiteFieh and Trout inbbls.' and half bbls .; Ha, receiving for vale by It. ROB.SON k. QU. CUSESE-100 boxes prime just recd and for sale by jel2 R. ROBISON &CV. !II;;1=3 L"00 do Oats. by L. G. GRAIN CO. `TUAWBEItItiBBHoteIs, Baxgrg. I Ileums sod famines silt Aral a son.tantrahplr , of Btrawberries of the lamest sal finest Trott, for the table or prearrehig. fresh Data the slues. at 10 In the morning to.S ,11.,tat the Peed Warebostas,_47. fith et. ' JAMI 4 WARDROP. • COACH E. 1I OEL I I t O ikV7Proprietor • - The . History Of Pittsburgh, • rtOM TUE EARLIEST PERIOD - when it ss visited by white mon, dtoto the elosO 'of the century, by NEVILLE 11. CRAM kaq. Abut:a one hooded cosies of the slot. highly Interest log 'work remain on hand. Price redneod 4,76 eto: Pnb illthed and for We by SOUS 11. 31ELL011. Join • sl Wood Street. • - • .To Contraiitors: • PROPOSALS mill be received by the ;First District Conanisslooer, until WRONESDAY,IboIIth Cor ailing Locust st r eet (Lth Warat to the grade, the earth. de. f.,4 , nu.), to be, taken: oil 'Marty. Harriman and rerrT Dida will et. e the. nri=rble yard. ' DOD HAMILTON. let District poostnissioner. • I eIVE DOLLARSAMONTIII-Sol'errlarto - a s lots. each 50 R. front, on • wide street. by zio ft. lane, situate on Mt. Washington. are otlemd fcce:le at IMO each; /20 in hand, the balaneo at 13 • month. Thew lots are plamintly situated. .within 5 minutes "walk of the Inclined Plane. and are offered en inch mar terms as can. of fall to picnic. Property on Mt. 'Washington le rapid y advancing In frt.,. The nest lots to the above. andl same shag, me hold at p3rM cash. • .1010- • , &I:UMW:IIT* SON.IIO 3d et. F.RESII Orrival of now Books, .rq . F 'WOod 'IuI t '7EZIOO, or tholut.. tboNgobingtobo. by ooOrgi . Li rtanolvisde,by Ibazosl3.E.X.''!onthoortb. \ Tbolaum lotitosb do • do , do. nymingdose. by Cloonan Thom.. Jost roe d'..d to, solo by .1•10. , 8. 14. LAUYVER. 87 Wood ot. 1 NEW WORK - Premium , L.Eteuty - en the Charochnistirs and Lem of Yrophotio Bymbnts; by . Edward Winthrop. A. IW._; Rector afEt. ['aura Church turralk.. °biro tinb]ohon by F. N h I t,140 Ntl3Oll,U nt4 Y. Y. • Just teed by /isprOoand fnr nate by. jell • \B. B. LAUF/Pat, 87 Wood : Olt SALE o .loadid Farms,''one of 1 .00. army wr ha othar 75amaa, teantlfully. lasted on the P P M* St. Tp. Plank Read. Smiles from the city, each of to= ng at, as to divide in Id omelets. having a good spring on each., Ills aoplendid opportunity- for. gym,. laUcm. Thom who want a Arad home or wino to make money would do well to look at as we will bell to the prat man who offal us our low price, In lota or altogether. 3 Also, Country ,BrAte ,t,solintlfhtst and out I =s q i on . :lAlllo 33 l b Ult b 7=: . .r.tr ex ur4 PwAl..,iocou-titi;rl3eita < L in the o. MIL, 7 miles from the city .• They Will Do sold Wand* Or together to a ado- ny ev building 'r el y 9 . "" 1°., ... d , !I ,l " lac urt t ' 3 1113 . iest,. A ;InlantalleirAdeces of iround,Crir' 'poalte d - . fl ood? Watt:waved .t a very , low • r i tiiVia oa~ Ea=Cl i in o-f inl ' re d it - Nem bur l you would da - wig to - tall and err Until .1 -• • TIIOS.WOODB. 75. tth TA Ji"R; , IPenni . sylvarattlablelacietr t A - TAAnnwerlke4VlA: Society will be • hebettne year in tbe Cl of Pittsburgh. on 'K . = r 6 tpe s lEt .iJune. b n the nn Presbyterian icb A Cortrent:lon orDelegatm w i ll melt at 10 ieelock In tiie morning. in &mum matters DeriAbilim to the Inter 4D , of the Bible ChAuO4, and a Public llcetlog will be belit bit • quarter berme ti <intact. The Ppmkent, appointed for t.be! Aereuing are Rev:, Kingston ttotilarli. Der, Dr. Bodgers'and 1 lice . John P. Dulitin. 0.1,, alifroni. Phlladelobia. (\l. The Allegheny find Pltteburnh itodeileq, having ebara. Vt lb greergelAtttib . ' ! P. 4 0, MoruArad-oitherisible ause,, • A. BLACK. N s 4N . Cr ;Oka C.lMlTilitteo. . Fit SALE—Six two stoil , ,y.t . ieli Dwelling ‘Untses. with bseklimildlous. littinhon sth , st, be t.m.lordipfleld et. andl . 3 . herrA . Ail Al i T . ,E f ity. _ Vl* — ffic=Phr iGiti.l.7l„e Tam — ----; 1 1 Geneviere Wafts. D'Aii,iet \ to Bftle Suisse r Welts, diN , _ L 11'141Vg.°41,..'.'n'!'"' 1 "1 1 ° \' \ 1 \Little Blow= Polka 51arnrkit, 11. Mason. \ Wirt Wan Polka. ff. IL Brown: , tl n t eVet n ' irr y ttni4. \ ry , \ \a k \ Florida. Polka iveloa. BiliessurrJ A". 'it' • \:, \'Flpra Marmite; ditches 1 Mork B Me. ifrbvi'% \ . DlteillX lions., Strakoschp Wahl \ Niko. Sea' IVillsrd's do' • Ms .i „:'..rAlf...kl'itoil'ch , ZeM.• \ \ \ „,. . . .i...05r d .' Kr.er. \ J Ll:cid:together with a general seleetof the la st, 90 of formic by , II KNIIX \ B. EBER, fel. . ' 101, :0 ot.. slim of the:ftioiffrn Marl , I t S i r ii.llV - ii ir K§, f'n'rai Harper & 13 thersa li n 11 ,, uss M" liesT7u l r ' li,41 . 1) % ini , :i . i rr n y the ' Un d o! o kto t kir ' F Zurro mtk u. ” Vr/(UnTileir ud,VZies Stricklan I \ ru The tit nf Kluft. Smith's Llistorvsuflircere. ' yarm ImpLoments. Illustrations. for sale li,. i s jelff \ " V. L. BEALL i, .t9.3 , ?1_ , _ FrUSIIIiIIGII 31 Sloici, Liti - RA_RYA at it. EGILTIIMBER'SSItis \bto e s 12.3 iiieurth st.. krar ood. \ By the rapid advance of M le in ur city. e Mmilial Li brary. in ennsidereda matter o tie ity among our Main cal Institutions. • • \ .. The daily itiereardi of nkw publics ns Is so street thats. Amateurs will barony \ lind It iiussibl to' select suitable' pieces by examinn themtore. thLs Imititution they will have t he adisadage of taking eme Merle to isr led. sod mnkethe isco.intance offew mpointions. TER.—Each subscrilikir Irlin 'aye S2,CU ii entitled to ob , fain for the term of three months asimany'mnsical emiiiPo• s eltlons at thetime as will amic to the above stated Va lue and PM have them racks Sed. lf they art sit food cid, difinn, as o ft en as the y Andlt trivalent. \ \ \ \ alt the et - Oration of 3 month cash subserlbeir 1/Lentitled itsrseleet Music to the value or moo. ‘, \ \ , ' Persons .desiring farther information, Imo repaactrally referral to Messrs. Anton and, Shryeek, B Lif the \l'll.! h itrtt . At , it t icaligggift"..; io \ .d .. b s ace ~ , , , ,,,,t . Iree; 4tin Mils ' le union ridlthtt, '1711.h. 1 . \ \ .A larae stack of old and of the latest Music' will always bilrki hand. Jell Ilf,SGlllti)EDEff. , _ HODUCE SUNDRIES-7 - '1001,4. Dried Peaches: ' IMO bu.s.Mßicd Apples: \ 200 l 1 . : \ k .. "o white ' & I t ' r . 5 ;VIII:. Mo. I lard: jest l'e• -• 'd so d m saVe l by Stitt . ER. DILW(InTII a 0,0... \ ' 7, \ No. 130 and IV. Second et. \ r LACK, \ have SCARFS.-3.4*PhY & 4 i ' l ? Burchfield have reed 0 few, Black LI4CON•Snans and oskte, s• w pidess for quality. _ \\_,_ jel3 LEETINGS-31arphy Cllureli \ vs:latently a nuttily of Linen Sheeting - sand ^us. of the different widths uni kuilltle.— of hnur,keeploffiroodil Viotiumilf• \win id" _ie highest mackerprice, in clout ~...kdi., ,, i lni v..,,i for Meal, by \ , 11. LEFI:i'• s .139. Liberty stseel, la, ACRES neer''.Sewiekler for sale, irk *mall Nat, iscautifidly situated \and fine IneatioriO, for rountry reaidences. frohtyt ti oN i tr i lt s oliM, Ile d eis t er'; , ..4 - jolvitißEs Fo.ll\ SALE fikar . Riming- K"4" B ..." ° f;l:f4::::PA l iterli c tlerga o t! Inc onalL a n..•lll tar °lda Firer, , Fee apply . to Asl2 , S. eIITIIBFRT & SON, -140,,d , rt. 1 . ',;sole II WH p e WHISKY-1 pt r Ek v and ...„ by , \OW 31.11.811 N: ' :\ No ,\ rood & Flo! eta. \ TORDIALS--Cinnamon;,Cnraceo, P7er-, Ida. Life of Man on bend and For sole by \ , el ',MIL surroN, no. 12 , w , norpod IL.AF. 3 , i 11.2. \Ttirriii.S- - Staligilkill, WIWII ‘ itters, \_l s i cumt*T, and others on hand and Tcrele by_ \ 5' \ \ L . W 3 rk, SUTTON. •TriiiISA.ETERNOON at 3 o'cic c .iik, will b X aeld at &action, on the premises, els t \ Onion .t...qid. \ in. 'Lot), situalse In the Tillage of Nee ...-- 'a front 0125 ft. endlnion et,' by GO, ft. .. ment\scit easy.s, Ilalleains MaY ~,. ' ACZi , 2:, efFVUnritfr A E.W. , Nik &A.LE/O shares Not \ it Slprtli oFFeruritirs, Fecund ).-, .1) 11.. Kln,Seni'l, Flesh & I ii,....,,R0UN1T: NUTS—.tii, ilk/ lI,NTm stralles IL T. Teatnian \ ibr len. ~ `2.\ ~.. lit&V..l Fr/ i \ - i'llit , IN E.E,DE.KA„I _, j.„ Int.EN7Y-31ets & Vation. 'shoes premises ver:3le, stroyed by bre ou t Gth of /Fr, hoop opened the Mane -t the Me.'" -- - ^acr of lb &dentine- "- - 'mar --- Mk ail , Sok iI;GT \ 4, --- Astig‘ Cloth ' , 1 _ 4 . lni te 3 .l a eni. ea leaxeir d liea . itee. r ble ''PTTV•illnei 4eYs. rupi.rlor Ut Sall Shirt :for men end boys' ...van Mil dlikfd . e. ir 113,14 1./lac:ails off fa this derirtanent. '5l \ 3'e °) LB S. \ B II S b. 11A .0 0 N RI . ; aIID-10 1,1)1s. t r od 10 toe wile by tyxn It ie rKLYN SV". 1 . 067 z .X. _.4,.. N--fA x _,‘ iE--- t L L. BD.nreri-. .....thire.Jacou t avid ht.. et PrP t" o%=:n l ll.Bl7 vs l a i d il ll e o " ro . ' 1, xI si ing Goods. Wu; exteneiveamt*:ri .' The Yaoles — w old ~. .le;s . e ltro favor et , li with • call. \ \ „Aiartiilill.,, / HEAP W •LL PAPERS—A new supplY IV oryn`i cent 1 re inat reed min by 2.5 WA en P. MARSIIALL.AbI_Wood rt. X - NEW DECO4TIONS—St. Nicholas Ifir-. ~ i Chamber nat4irnstol t bc .m V LeEAP — WALL - VAPER— , \ GC4 supply I .de f ' S " 124 f ° li•VA,VllNgiti,°;.?. (n o n. drlOLot VELVET VAPER—kfine assort 71.0ment ~ r sale by Jr 3 TIIO7 . I'AL3J'EIt. ' . -- - _`'Gs--A *eat' '-ar r ow' - ON ETS—A.A. Mason & c. 0.17 ,saoth assortm u tt otEnglbhl3 a ,4 DeTeMk of FaucTB M /F• • t %It ITATE ' ,( B I .ESS GOCIPS—A full ' 4130 rt •- =mgt.( bite Dn. thArle, Ind io M on bort puolltleo of Book; orort,lookonot lad Indio Moll dim with Bozo. moron dralrabla pottelns of data] on *rot , cd Sorbs, an:, for solo O. very low Dikes. at • ' A. A. MASON kI:X4,. ' bbls. for , le by „ I.IE-YR IL COLLINS. ILEESE-209. b prime 'IV, }{, matting for We by, je9 HENRYSL, COLLINS. lINSEEDOIL--10 ,bls. for sale /leo N RENRY U. BUTP:R--IGktfo silo by iro u..coL INDIAWASTI SILKS. at a have reed a lot of Ina Irsah El 60 eta. per yard. Also, an arrnetmerk impacted, at rrieerlow ar wally je9 "Covltiton CoitaitFactag \ for zt ok Lease ''His building is of brick 44 b 10G feSt, 4 etories hlgh.eeparatnlmlldtismstrn niand hick . The nosehtnery comprise J.aus relict, with Terry preparation to suit. The Factory. le atollth the its. eel., creteam through. eopper pipes. .The , lot s on the 11‘ tent of the riser opposite Walnut mien .t..o i , and ad joining the Ferri Landing: is 1100 feet hunt by 3 , ft. deep. , There are 13 dwelling houses on the mushiest, f the no. cornefodatleu of bands employed In the Factory. Terme liberal. Apply to . • . IL DUCittiNAN, . se:cl aid- • , . . ... ~ .Cliteln tL Were, Herald, Wheeling Times . tel Gas., \ llttsb rah Casette. RM. N. American: BalUmum American, 1 ton Atlas, Lowell Courihr. Providence r lt.l., Journal % coPY e Month and dune Cincinnati Gazette., . \ \ .., (Cincinnati Omettal , .." . \ \ ~ L . . Firll.l3 LA PIERRE • IIORSE; Philadelphia, I. adinitted by all toot heieter visited It. to he the mast . magnifieently - foriilatoskand . beautifully . loV r. d ' hones for health and Measure to the city. The clew the Obserratory is well 'worth stopping a day, the .near, proximity to the named • etatiens, the . oesufurtable. Mad 'airy aperthientathe weitsPread table, with all the . lox ,' 'urimiliftheiendeltt. the neeptlanttention and quietness \ 1: it, the ta esbilehnient. makes the L‘ a ATlCling most desirable. with all these superior advantages and the 'reasonable Price s.l Two Dalian. per day for board it will hot be our • peeing to see it continually crowded with beauty and fade. Inn from every clime. 'All mane will he taken by Ifeersii. J. TAISFIt it 000 to hare their 'guests comfortable n od I .I.PPY. . . , , .10.5-' it . . -- - ---- -" - A NY PERSON wishing • ' 'IS menniu, idaresi me, 0ift.141.1. Firmingtari,Trom. to, make $3OOO in As C0..0h10.• TVs Is noOdlork of book agency, No tray Van i tbe7k= l lll,th r oWnt fM7 1 1.... La` b''''' and , atlmd . • - ~ .. ....• PROF. oTRON WWI. .COACK'F.&CTORT o. ~ %.It:atoxi,o . by:Vir6itort..' IiTOULD respectfully callxtheuttSotiou of :sosthiro'scia.Weetotu-Stetchists to his fine .000 k 6 taftlsinol.,ranaing In prim from 1100 to 11500. ' Th em Cutiages are built from the \ best material and workman , : Ship; and under his own Soper, Wont he can. with confe dee rerrent his work to ho Inferkrr to none manures. m tared In the Union. The mums of his bncinese and the ersd Merman in demand for thiseisse of wort_ has Induced' til t d , t , o t W build ear common , Or tow mired work in hla establishment. Persons wanting' , good honest lark will olemo mil Land nand= his' stOrisheS?M btet. AD s k i di BAJtGAII E N~I~Po .h uGOL D t we are now offering our present otacC,of Ana Watches and Jewell 7 at mites that esonot to hest' therefore we ear !Dime and all, rent that wish to bur line Watches and Jelnslrrf r=stealland U. fr ,.. t to all per " 27. rl,=-Watet, re r j2_ ring attended In all its' branches. GlobLfeweb7 paired on Inantifacturei to order at short nottee, at . 3e7 - Mums SPARKLING EDINBURG ALE es.÷ , cssTt r .P ° \ ganl3. jud ‘ reedv,olm o JeT \ comerlisod and Front its. 'WE wilLopri in a day•or two it. fresh p iltholge ttysliable Lace Bead BUk Ylin7 to all On dltrarryat,, anctinatt ansttloaal4.s colon. . ..147 : • \ A;• MASON JG 0)..•••14.5th , t!sricA l'Phik . lllll2, t in. , J.70 7 1d, err fl . nl rae IV 32 twmmere ;011.32 k• . 2.•,.1, t andl. l a ro IC E WI S \ AMP LIQUORSL-0 tral=cf:Niles ,im ' atilit'U 4 ! ~ai bem,,,...iv Mil out re. IT order of a ss trtor.%s Fettle so este ,In thenas ST nees wines and llquent re the highret r , Sad (I'4 ll trO dl ".hkb harp N... carefully esteetedfor . irt a4ata resrmtahle estab lishment,: The Iluoarsare dose forte I . o k and the wluesVem the rholeestmlotage he, att.* wilt be ' cooed of a unite euperieeeiaeli to MIMI eieS or dlnarlly, ' ThVet t eet il iob .l' ioldby tislotltti.. tttt coinPrlse 4 „In part 12 dos. c . ..p* Gold Sherry if lie, d. \do P. 4 40 .. 2 dos. do Hada" do. 15 dos. do \ Dian!. pny A Co.b I. D 11 study. The kbovo lots are loyoleed alt.l.be Co l l rte \wine. lmported4uto Baltimore In 1438. SO dos- Cages. ' C ognac Dra..ly. 1441. 24 ,dot., Otntsb iDepOY A 0. , 11 Cognac Brandy. fen and 15404 18 dnx. fop epiSehledarn oln "tall brand" Are. Clserry BraudY mar kb . 0, nonutaln Whieker;eldJamedmiaud it. Crete ummOlin, C.....Annef 4 t.nDleo ItYrryl Stalkor's toontllS Sherif t .Serelel Madeira; La Miest .Slarket 'Orono Tries .Sherryt Black, Dwarf Pladeirar Boni, 0 Co.'11"11:1r gra Oporto LondoVroek Port. \ \ The erfiole out be arrar tk - prayfons to sale. itu ' es st tetU'as it isPontldt Mu will be approved , the, order tom adminl. jars- ..\\ 'l, TOCKS, & • Cf ,•\ ~.,„.., -'z.- _ ..... , TION-001,orsdi ~ at 8 o'clock\ nt the tleirlowhe Use effaced 8, shares bank of l , Id do Exclaim s' ‘. . \ f 1:2 do. Ohk& Pl_ —....... ' T , g . V Lri w q a s r i; k ill; i. ' it c ' \\ l7Ln k ' ' i --, a. - xorm4.erimoit.in.g, .' ' i ."--, -----tty Coolant Bane" S ;V, OM, n%ate ta . Ir , it , k,.slolin it -nd ota at: 4 - of th, e benot ..' iliroc Fiat ' in Oat.. .. ... .. .., „fr„,A, 1 A. 1., 1 FRIDAY,' he 16th, lest_ st - h o'clock, e• t '. F"r '''. --*".l"."" 4=t d rgrltrt t lge‘. berhood, these iota are on ket, and should \ elaloi the atte \ htlon 01 9 1,11 who dealer_ s ~ entufortabla reskihnee or a good, toted, eat, Ornoihr e ~, 1 ' \ leastktbe cameo& . .11arket tthlsah, at..!: Monk. 1.., p. x. Nmotthani..s• top es . . alplAntri ~.. , . ohms at the alp.. , : ' -.,t........"''''''' i, i J .,,,, d , . ~ , all Fottsth stree \ --- - ---t Allomelor r at Pu ' •0 \ Anation. \ Tll subseciber, ,who is zibi#lt to reitnove on ~ \ a Wm. will ,Olt at bile AoctioiftoTe arcinised, \ 1, ATUM/AY, 7 doe 24th. at l o eleck;,r . , hit resent \ , ' , residence. h miles . itona l l I ttsborgh, on+ll . l ,, T i too , haut hod Dronnaville l_ h in i l i t 3 i r Lst B TZ . lo , t ont tith, i1 1, ,,, z . \,. ' Nr b:d":7,=.4l.c., boon , . stable and a nuts og,th: wOut.buitaixv... fr uit Ordain,. 4,1; locos af Imola on which there iii V.lO fruit treed 4 the best sarlidlek a solar ber Of grape Tints with neat *Dierks, goontiorticitA rant*, shrobsand Dowers The , rc la .at the , tllf.it , on * :111LIgiV,Vlr. ; iniVnTaFel=be.ei . 24 retake thoraxes a li. l'Asassal Ait . en tni . . . tel .. , - The ter which adll be illi•ral,..antszV on k u sr p a on . ~,, re. ° L . rtt.%lolgt. f t " d r . Cri t ' attenlot r teh,% l Itlemlnohinni \ letidul•\ \ \ JAasES BRlthitAT, \ - AIIEEICAN — CRYSTALTAIiIers, \ ' 11011 tho\shibition of Ibe itiquetry.of ell V ' Nations... lli Openerczy day and tuuninU, (except Sun . ' day) > from BA. ld. tioP.. 31. Ts -silty tIVO-arnts atindt- \ ta will be threprloi, lierodter on hit °Mistook , •There will ,be no free acintiseloneX with the exorpthro of: Exhibit. orsand the Pre ltud no serum tickets wilt mkt extensive . '' Vie Crystal Paled haa undergone the meet extenalve , alterations and Improvements and Is rarbitY lining nen Ith \ , elegant. end Intereetlng spectrums of bandleraftfrons s \ cry . , querter'pf the world. The Machinery Ihrrartmenta TM' comPle. , Qulto . a. • . lance munberof addltbmal andaurtous3tachlne ywever. um in priuturatlon, and wiltnod\ u place tria.for Sea. In _ • - \ Abe Exhibition. . The Henke Cialleryla alreedy ihe mod. ein3rpre entire: • \ and value-184u the Western Ilentlaphers. - \. 1 Thu .B.enbttue contributions embody over 200 pie of marble. mart ol . rem rare, mantel' them originals. alien . i of exuatalte Iv amenably, Many choke statues are. ' ‘rtinte from Enr4. \ The Assoc] ' has completed strangenneitts for 1. , e, :purchase of • oho ce collection of Mode:sof Antique Stet • ' err of great celerity. • ‘' Asection of the grftt California CetlatTree vetch. In Ite \ ' native forest. stoddTlsree Hundred Feet nigh, -measuring \ . - Niprty-Two Feet tp elrcurnferance, and Is'estarnatert from s, \ . gadsdemonstratfle Internal evidence, to befall three A, • nd t-eare oldt,hes been demeited in the Crystal Pal. \,' . . by It. patriotic prdprietor. . Altogether, theCryl k tlil Palace Seekers at eta =tame. - 1 ' moreartlcies ofe me I, metal and instrvnilve• charade:, -- limner, Is. examined in . ecveral day. with progerdismint- - Inatlont and incessant eniqmentatio. may be athilde.UT .. - led n ral Attrib t elnt Orchestra ' 4 " Aluslc will be in - attendees* at the Crime' Palace every intim:deg. eferrncon and keening, , - The AeSeulatlon offers airtie of a' (told Ileed, - Crating ',.. one thonsand dollars, or I equivalent in atalnifyrctunvd, -, for the most , useful and mshlo Invention - or at-every ,- which shall i•avri - been patencethor entered in the IL U.S, VI- LIZ glg.r.e.U`triZtts,ll.7 fr e lrten d :lL o gir i = '',,, be..bye Perbuen model or rrativ....bau heve awe:Alma 7. '. been exhibltedl be the Cartel Pelts, - • - : .: \ - ',: 7.h1. A Gold-Steital, costing end-, ttentend - dollen:or to ' \ univalent in rush, to the Arliat e rrhese.worg. having been '. flini z tellr h tN r t i .l ... y4tialjah e ce . 04-I.teAk i rm months ... moot worthy of suer testimonial, \ _ ~,- • , ,', • 34. Fire 3ledals, etsdinq one •httalred ,dollars earl,. or t elrequivalent in caah,lfpreferrel i glhe five Inventors , , whip,' invention. In the various de ante oleo rueful ' , ar patented, entercaPor woad within tin. y ea r, end ~• N \ ex Med inthe Cryntal, Palace as ef 4theu 'teed= • - judged meth wrathy of rue butts rafter (beano adjudged most excellent ae ~ s -, ath, ree, pf,tostievr one oundrol oilers each, Or their equivalentfin plate; or rash, If pre d, to the lira • " ie " y . 1: th cC, yll Vit :;; r.." re n si l ii%Tt ' lVe L tiV 3 ' r ' e: ' . Vad,% t zall be mo te . sarlt ' wertNY or •14C4 dirktnetion '.. next after the xeellent asiafereleld. -\ ' ~ .. ~ - , The ablest and most reaper tabledurNr Jurlealhat Ma be eelected shall be appointed to own' critically theft,' • \ eral artlclescabibited anti sward the see mentioned.— The Directors will emceed as early as, to select suet Jury or.Jurcue. and hope to be Ole anemia* , the enpointMentson or berets, the lint ericorJahe next , Te Juisoclatlon 'dire's° In Its discretlonisiwird' Meads Or dlplorups to the eildhltora or Inventors of anch eiltare as , Nom merit sufflclen t to entitle them to‘sunia distinedon:, , • All articles whlctiere deemed worthy oY • if In this \ `grandexesultlon of the World'. Indent"- en dqtrt ,sawlid- \ ranted without anyleharge whatever to stabibf Gds. , st•tt.: efficient Police ore In 2 \lnstant attendance dal •nired. \ and thanlmest rare la used in protecting articl4exhiftltai.: . \ 'ed;,but the Aasorleten retains aceonntabill‘y Tar lees or-. ''., \ damage to larch artiles. ' , • An etehrelles. cones. p.. - mnat Is- Lief) at thOrtand nee' the door. Juthe Palace Is • Bonded 0 vehoure, vtl l ant . \ cannot be permitted to cox packages orally else 1 or , \ out of the buildin. . No <hocks given, and no iscracm re-admit/tut <intim Ape '. \ ticket. i , t ield•lUtd F. TAIBARNILIM, Prealdenrk • \ ,ALEX. ‘ F • iSER; • • Orikamen . taCTlasterer,\ street, (.I)(llrd),etlerihiny City. \• \ OR RENT-Thetwo 01,,ASS WORKS at ame,..rara, together withal , tenements. large Mak Warehouse da, and Rare ItoonVan4 other 'necessary' bnit4lnge. The property ill in a good state of repair and' . has all the modern impartments toneseary for - moms. - fully lia r, nufaetortsm indoerUlass. Possession given on N thel day ofJol hest. • Enquire of v, OEUIIOCje A.IIEIIIIY, lot 1.10. Metiret, \ '.. 1161 \ 1 - 6E-=The\partnership' 14144 lleretoforerrs between Jno,.3leDimough and`Joe. 11 Stew. doing twines* onder 'the ettlo of 3V , ILOKIAIDIf .1 • Oct. gwAßTa t-able day dissolved to br nt consent.— • Jno: , 3leDen.fogh disposingof his. interest t 4 Ino. D. Kil gore. who, with Jno. 11. Meals% trill eantinlze the how nets at theohritand. Ko. eATLibertyst.. cor%r of 110Xoft umlealhe stria:of STEWART Stewart & t nilllntY all delete anoint the firm of McDonough an,teetkrt.ana are atone -aunt to re ceive all deers . the late Ono. mot upon paym t made to r,elat fur the me., JOltS MeI'ONOUG 1. lune 1.418,64. , JOUN 11. BTY.W.AII", • In reth-Ingfrem Fern:iry. butlomn I take orb aim:soreiurefammen log the IleW erell tO fit* yaw of my friends and the . • Ile In general. Psa.. „. JOIIN 31eD0311)G0 • lOSEPII S: & P. - MORRISON, Atto I lLavaL l n6.l74iff:i - . 1 , 4 9 3 b, T ar "t'sabgr" /..+ I 4 TNA LNSITRANCE COMPANY, Unit. THOS. A. lIKACE,I dent. • THOS. A. 41141X.±:eiDICIL, Secrets/I.:. \ M .—._.. ama., N. Bra©. . -- •:' - NbeoolOt !lower. k‘amuol Tudor -' : E.'A. Noltelon, . Word iTcodbrldgO. , • , • Hoload Mother.' We h rl c- C k h iny ' ei ' .-• - . it'll% ?a .. Vol: • ' \ Itottort Loeb, . . 1 limn - K. Pratt. • - 'John L. &tope], /LIAM Danhau4 - 'MINI A. Turtle, '- - Junius N. Morgan; Otto:Avs . Davie. . VirPolklor or/ The and lolood Risks, boned on &Toro lg. urois, Or N o . N.-ARNOLD. Aped lattlr ' N 0.47 loeuth .troot. littoborgb --- ,rimo 0. hrilv =COLLINS. - - Cane.l - Warehonee to Let. . rrIEE largo Warehouse at the corner of Penn Sj_ and {rayon' rta offosed for rent op -roma/able 'Alma Posseadon Idven Inmediabdr.• Anoly to . \ _ • . - 11. BRADY WILKINS,. • \ • - N 0.167 Yourt4,tteat. - dlt ' SALE , . SALE=-A - neat Cottnge.itnd 12 itereit' l s rue.'PE: & ;with fruit and coal on l It: only It mllesfrom • 1 Try. IP la °ape Washingtoraornplke, so plea.' -',, 1 . antlj that lb r une would feel at horny -threw,. 11 • •• •s 1 • - also. 3t • onnesite (Horse Ledlia 14E01.. on lb. re blotown out goad, having s nue -view atilt,' surroand-* , -:llVo i ro%an Fade \ utl st..-Alleohe i at,. ..Th.T.i..• 'desirable aa iNces tbr business mral :red eery tow. -' • • `i , •4ll ,. t, n o i no o e ligil t :lmenea , c%runn rt. a lt Is a splendid • - ltd to 5g . ,114 , 40 onsirrarma!" a . '' ' ''''' • - . \ Also `, \ ls esrietref Janus, (o , tasr i t i ltoMaa, whi,h need' , • rTr,lty " pr . la r t . e ' d T‘ .. el i rlsiTra\ t eaarldett - I . 4ltre g laiAt . knur..magi ••• Enonlin.;roe ton., ; pats,. to, --, - [ of -Nldua . ROB. NV n085..4. SO at ...,.. , i r it \ --SAL E-:• two glory . , Frame flout t.-: • - ,t ,• it Dula 1 . . te f :tA.p.. t g , lLl A u ltr t e 4 or- 4 -- \ ' \ ' ,% "l ,...Atr_\- . .... \ TILA B df,.....u, o,lth st. - 104 6it\51/ 41% 15711 N 08. of Land ot , ti<ittl , ' \ inrilaiingt s. adialuing . EAA' Liberty. lean be. • tw %the Can allrosuland Franaw P . • .. , Paw. ufill " .7, WILLIAI FLOYIV-balz , Vt . :l l li in - TICE r ,', 4- 'itMT C\ 1,1.118 dtilt r if Feb. :Alr lC' , ;I:l . 1 .-1 :. 4. , 24 5 7,74veit,„ otivartr-r ihT,Nr. ofi mi \ t ? , 1,,,, - v„..., ~ , A BoIIN FIA)10, • • , 1 . - ;ieti" F I,' ," . • • BleitaltEl FLOYD ' ' "‘" JOY* . TIM. .... -i( 0 stern...-. .. . :.. ............... .. \ ~•, 01I , N - k.p i'D\ \ 4 ' Whikl.e_sale . Gri , ce j 0 . 40 ,,,,, lig, m..,,,- “, N0.1%.400 , 1ami 2:.1i Lib , , s, . rty ' , treat Plasb.P. o .- • \ ' \ • .._. r" . " - ' , .. 2 dP ' . ,!,,-., ss3CO,ath FA I I 3- IS, a gm) d Fanlia, 207.110 - ITs: • ,,I. es and Lot,. 110 Lots i liferent hatai t hr In tit. \ rib . '';'' 1014 40 Conary Peals of the'll 6 llkind in eicinit .411 .. of wbkh are descrilel on 111 r krysed rekig..,.. ,d, 1... ... will 'lo phased to rite to ant o e Who will•call. and aIS4 `• \'-- I g'4 l*r"I6" ." I I's" t'''. ll' \ e'll .64: ? "' - ' .\ ' my3l-1111 •,,TIIUS.\IfROIrd ' 1111rokos,;. ~.11'h al. - ',. A: i Lb \ 4 . l r Eit'S:CATH.e k tI . PILtB:.- \ , . ' -- ~ 'fk ILIi 8 TWA ) k 'AR k: P,l L*B It, • A DROF'OTAIES,' State Clikeinig,t;: of Itii:sa- . _.. • ...... etiusotta; says they niollui hast,Pills;Mmd ''.m.4f"l' are tha men who rertify'hat,Dr.llayesaTd. ,- ••• " • Lemuel Shaw. CldefJuatice 4uprwate' ' urtuf Mare '" . Emma ahbrn, Boventornilissa:. , .• '‘,..\ , •• . \ ~' • , NV. autatt. lieut. Governor of N. \V' ' . '''', Edward Leerattae-Peo.of Elate and tarustorof ra IL,S. ' ~ • Wetrtia"Vi'tbrilnt4.l443lCretilt"ri :P. t l ai ' li. ''.' - 1 dphn u=str i a.-tutholie etsgn el . ll ' i \1•. , : ,, !' - • • • • ••• MEN THAT ARE ' ItIENHI , .. - r - A, - . ~, II :: • \ Among tho diseases thie Pill liaa cured With. Ittitmildlig - :, , \ • ragtl t t i 3;,:a rat i r a ment i ll:t • ii . a • • 4 , .-. .- ti • \- ...„, ;4 ..., • . nuntm`r.7ll,..d.°ll.rigt, rc a m% a foul ileu g- 'All: ' •-. sea. Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels, wnd_patrt -.-.• arising therefrom, Flatulency. Lots of.apte, all Incat..-:' : • mu andeutaneous Diseases. which rain an gragressak:'... - :. I n a the Scrofula. or King's E , ll. They, by ; Tertirrk, ,. , • Ina the blood and rtimulating UM syttettacure IMO CM': '. plan ta.Nr Lae h ifyrockld not be supposed they.eaeldr# l4 ' \ - suet, as Dears It Partial Blindness, Nauru/is and ~meet- ruts letita b bry. Derangements Orlin, Ito,, and Ka1ue.32.. , . V Gout, and they kindred ComPlalnta:: arisinsifroci , !II- ~' z eta i t oil. t hge . luritstalt i tuaz i l i ts fauction rev t..., ' out rent . 111 -turireed tease them once to yna . know IL - ' •': ,'.---; • Prepared by Pr. J. C. APPAL Lowe*, Mara., and said b • • • ~ r a PtsgeMblc Druggist In the United Ftatto. . ••• •• , ..• tic Priem— T lVe ,4 , .ct the leer per of ' ti;scunr.t,o l ytrzims—aso•Na t ierßlooirisziiivylindit..,', 4,1 from at`rll: - T. Tcattoso for. oda 1,3-. ~ . . .•: 18411.1.11 DIM= ,!", , )p.....:1,... *ACKEREL= • -•,, -- "1:1 bbla.,npw ..11o . :, a (Inift.f . - Itnet.ti4 AO We. rstrillening,tn entre 13v •;./1t;'....... an tor talc %T., \- jei .. ~, ..70111X wArr4,e-cf.L,\,.. : ., FLOURiiiii--130 \ libli.'. ' . .!OlitiliiiiitV,!:S.T;;. , , ,.. Extra Marta • 7 Es al . ; M Jotpr IvAT:tt ciL.'..",',, \ \ \ 144\ kpuo Vete ' order: mat O. \\,, I'f. A{'l9. Mut. AT AUOTIO&'JeWI • tab. at 11 o'clock,th e \ • 1 r Woul will \ Belaawed :MK\ \ 0111 - Is, • ,n OA ono, of OW , to -1 on oaajalna most bolold. AT AUi- `i ; _J~~~,,*rl~~. Yay~ ~•. ~~ \‘‘X'' '.,
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