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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
BY WRITE,
PITTSBURGH:
WEDNESDAY MOUNING, JUNE 21, 1854
_ • WHIGSi' , TATI3. TICKET.
•r• FOR - 130VgRNOII,
JAMES POLLOCK;
- O► 1101MIONBEISLAND COUNTY.
Pm CANAL COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE DARSIE;
or ALLECITEENT couirm
PQR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
DANIEL M.- SMYSER;
,OT 11037(10MULT COUNTY.
'Allegheny County yinig Ticket,
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701.61 liAllll2, l l % ost Deer.
lIRKIY I?'l7ol7lttatrorgh.
cuss or roc corgra,
• ALEX. lULANDS, 'toss.
JAMES Upper :t Mak.
JAMRS B. rawstrilf ,
JAMES KELLY. NYIIRIne
JOUN APKEEaltrsolagtam.
JOHN DROWN, Bow.
V2l6PittabOrair Week] T . . Gizette.—Th• extevi`•
otrenfotion of our Welly Gonna offers to our burinernmen
• tooet denfroble osolluni of nollang th•tf brininess known
Our etroalation L Letneenfour and the tbotuand, mains
amain mry merchant, mattufacturar mid fhopteeper to
Aenat7letal•, and Eartnen-Ohlo. ' -
118. To Advertbiers.—Ncither the Zdttortel Rooms
cmontntlngEttabpshment of the Daly Gazelle, we opened
tbmder: - Atrnommumwhe Moll, their =Wes to wen
iluk PaTer.On 110 5.1.7 olombizorla please ruad them in
Won ec.leek. (ma . .
litoodluo Matter on Pooh' wore of this pilyroi
DISILVIITON Or THE NATIONAL Wino PATS.
-r-it is by no means pleasant to Contemplate the
disruption of old and honored organisations, and
the rendering • of long cherished politicel and
penmsal friendships anti associations. Never
theless, however disagreeable it may be, it is al 7
ways best to look the truth sternly in the face,
and prepare for the consequences of eircarnstin
-003 beyond our control. The Whig party is not
accountable for the • Nebraska outrage. It had
no hand in the concoction of this devilish ele
ment of discord. It cannot, notwithstanding,
avoid its bitter results. Its fruit is, 1 yi fares
the National Whig party is concerned, division.
There is no avoiding this Consequence, unless the
Southern Whigs will agree to go for repeal, and
Willreslitt the admits' sion of Kansas ns a elate
State, tailless the Whigs of the North will agree to
submit to 'the outrage, and. permit tho slave
.
breeding gligarehy to ride over them rough shod.
There isiso prospect of either of these results.—
The Southern Whigs almost unanimously sup
port the. Nebraska outrage, and they never will
agreel to make the restoration of the violated
'Missouri compremise it party measure. • They
also sympathise with all the other measures of the
propagandists, and could not carry; a corpora's
• guard with them were they to affiliate with the
lithigs of the North on, the anti-Nebraska plat;
form. The Northern Whigs, even if they were
so disposed, would be shorn of their strength,
and rendered "perfectly helpless, were they to
come onto the Nebraska platform of the South
ern Whigs, But they are not so disposed, brif
are resolutely bent on, resisting now, and here
after, all further encroachments of slavery, and
to make such resistance the chief plink in their
platforni.
A simple statement of the case, then, shOws
that the, National Whig; Party is destroyed Past
remedy, and the dictate of common sense is, that
instead of lamenting over what cannot be help- .
ed, to see what best can be done under our chan
ged circumstances. -
We are not singular in this view of the condi
tion of the Whig party... Itis admitted with more
or less acknowledgment of its txtent and hope
terraces, both in the Nortkand the South. The
ileoigia Navin - Telegraph speak! of it ha' the fol
. .
lowing language
• "The history of the Nebraska bill has at last
opened the eyes of the Southern Whigs to the
utter corruption nod ttsectionaliiatien" of the
Northern branch of their party. Tire few among
them whose ambitious hopes have hitherto. re
tained them in a forced attitude of conservatism,
have yielded to the abolition influence, and among
them all there remains not one man of note to
wham the. Southern Whigs can give countenance
and support. Not the Seward Whigs only were
represented In the present session of Congress,
but the Fillmore and Webster Whigs also. yet
the final vote on the flchrasta hat found them
united closely together, and emiditing each oth
er in opposition ta the South. It seems that they
have tired of their long disguise, and that hence
forth and forever, the Whig party of the North
• is to be devoted to a systematic warfare against
our Interest:eland our institutions. This. spirit
and intentions plearlyindicated by their presses,
not only-by the 24mes, the Tribune, and other
acknowledged eirgans of the Free Sellers, but by
those , journalk which like the Albany Register,
and the Comp , and Enquirer, have hitherto been.
'ranked as rfpresentatiVes of the more temperate
and conservative portion of the Northern - Whigs.
But the fatt which of lathe rest is most startling
and convincing, is that Ute....Tdorarka 441 has be
'come 0 late' witheut the aid-of a single Northern
4 1rhig,.either in the &mai or in the House: - It is
'unnecessary, In view-of this demonstration, to
multiply. proofs of our proposition. For how in
tense and how unanimous must that implacable en
mity to the South among the Northern Whig mass
-es, which has in - a period aci short, composed all
their discordant elements, reconciled all their op
poling cliques, and forming them closely togeth
er into one solid' phalanx, directed it with such
•
deliberate .resolution against the principle_of the
bill!..;" !
In the further remarks of .the editor he Comes
to tbedecialve conclusion, "that the IVhig paity
is thoroughly &nationalized, and that the .organita
lion tan" no be maintained." lio advises
the Southern Whigs to unite with Southern Do
. moorets to i.resiat the vast anti-slarery organ=
sation.ei the North"—'4,he Northern Whig party.
The. St. Louis intelligeneer, an able Whig
pa
_ • per of rather less pro-slaiery priclivities than
' natal' at the South, holds the folloiving hinge*:
‘• The fact is no longer to too denied. nor (g
lartg ; of the nation is rent in grain. It is utterly
denationalised; and unless wiser connects shall
hereafter prevail than are now put forth and car-
balistest, on, there will never again be a
Presidential - ticket before the country.
The Whig party Of lhe nation is rent in twain,
-'7 sad at this moment it is utterly impossible that
any union canexist or any national Whig ticket
plirty platform be sustained.
_ Tit:what "are the facts?" There is not, this
the first Whig detest= of the North who
bas ventured to defend the Nebraska bill as it has
been passed. There is not a solitary Whig news
paper in a free State that does not openly de- -
4 nounce the Nebraska bill as airsud end an out
/ •• rage; perpetrated by the &with on the North.—
, - There Is not a solitary Whig Convention, County
or State, held is • free State, since the Nebraska
bit;Was passed; that has not declared undying
hostility to It, and resolved on the worlrof repeal
iregardleas of all other issues...
-To sum up • thei.whote, we may say, tient the
overwhelming sentiment of the Whig party in
therretiStatet is; that the Bth section of the Ne
• • breaks bill shaft be repeated, end to compass this
Janynalon with Tree Democrats, Freesolionand
Abelitioniste will be resorted to. And not only
. this, bit we believe, judging from their-papers,
that a large portion, it not a majority of the
Whig party in the free States, will push their
:1410n to the repeal of all laws teethe protection
. Slave property, . and to the abolition of sla
very in the Territories and in the District of
COltimbla. The Seat course will irrevocably
:sunder the Whigs of the North from those of the
South The Second will unquestionably dissolve
-= the Union and scatter in fragments this Republic.
Some - of the Whigs of St. Louis, frightened at
•
• the prospect . so graphically presented to their
..._eoritereplation,-.'complained of the - candor and
feardruiras - of the editor of rho rateilisreneer. The
tenth was wipe/stable. They could not bear it.
caned oat the editor again, in an article of
. •
Istithb 3 S ilonYs in which be exhibited the folly
:iisetixowardica of these who were wilfully blind,
ifr „And 1ib0w. 151, ° 4- teal , the benefit of their
brit could not bear to consider the
. -,.iinpernriag evil effects which would Purely foliose.
• ' Wei-talte the - closing paragraphs:
:Then every word of our yestenlay's leader is
• true, and no Whig in St.. Louis can gainaay
..,,
But yet,. wo le a rn that our truth-telling article
•,.stirtied dismay to the. hearts of numerous Whigs
thecity. , 'krone° their 'wade are
'Their ears are hoilt np high oboes their
heads. Poor fellows t • They did net hear their
dd political granny. sir that the'Whlga of . .the
gotta - could never go on the Nermont platform,
and they shivered mit a ghost had plucked them
by the ear, because the Intaismacer eatd ,Be
tuau, good-hearted - men: i We mean you kpod.
- ;„7 - ..Wemista to Open your, eyed to the fact that the,
Douglas' and the Pierce Administration have up=
,
• •
set the Ccrmpromises, of 1850—turned loose the
hordes of. Northern fanatics_ agab.-4t our institc
tiara-% ; rent - thi Whig' party of the nation; in
twain“lie party of Cur and of Weitsrmi, and
the bat,. best hopti , of the. Ilepublio--Idruiled
*new the Lies of slivery agittition--aad brought
the Union to the verge of dissolution! No Whig
can look abroad , over the nation, and not see this
horrid fact. And yet we are expected, it seems,
tb siso up and call Dororits blessed!
Is this the fate of the great Whig party ?-
11mrors, what a tiumghtl Men In blind pagan
ism have worshipped stocky, stenia, beasts, birds
and reptiles.. Buf rterer read we that they ever
worshipped men who, like Milton's whelps, born
in bell, gnawed 'the vitals of their mother
We do not wonder that candid and reflecting
Southern Men stand aghast when they consider
the aninequences of the Nebraska
outrage upon the feelings and sentiments and
pride of the North, which has no corresponding
benefits for the South to justify the fearful dan
ger of Ike indertaking. They see that it - has
denationalized the Whig party, and has built up
a powerful, able, and resolute Anti -Slavery par
ty on • the ruins. The Whig party at the North
is well organized in all the States. It has sa its
exponents the leading and most able papers of
the country, of largo circulation and immense
influence. It is a living, acting and energetic
party, and ready to go to work. This latter is
of great Importance. This party, at - the last
Presidential election, when itlabored under most
discouraging circumstances, Cast 1,014,337 votes
in the free States alone. In the same States the
Democratic party, cast 1,147,875, and the Free
Soil party cast 145,858 votes, showing that the
Whigs and Free Sailers had, united, 23,830 votes
more than the Democratic party., It Should also
be recollected that there Was a.contplete union
in Democratic rank's; the Anti-Slavery Dem
oeinte—the Sorts and Barnbutners—voting with
the . Iliad, or pro;slavery Bunkers. Added to
thee was the Native American vow, and the
en
tire Catholic - mod foreign vote. Besides, the
Whigs - were divided and dissatisfied. There was
no cordiality of union between the Compromiie
Whigs, and those of arcing Anti-Slavery,procliv
ities, who opposed the Fugitive Slave Law. The
Anti-Compromise Whigs- were disgusted with
the Baltimore platform, and repudiated it. The
Fillmore and Webster Compromise Whigs would
not and did not support (lee. Scott. These are
facts of political history which cannot be denied.
Yet, under all these favorable ciretunstances for
the Democrats, and disheartening circumstances
for the Whigs, the Dmpocrats were 28,830
votes in the minority in the Fre , e. States.—
Who does not see, that there Is in tho.free Statis
a large numerical political majority against the,
Nebraska outrage, and all other echeroes of slo
Very iiropagaudism, even without counting upon
. the Anti-Nebraska and Anti-Slavery eentiment
in the Democratic ranks. But wo May count on
that to a large extent. The mote pro-Slavery
and Southemized the Democratic party becomes,
the Mors strength it will lose at the , North. It
will become the lancer) , party,. the Southern
party, while the Whigs will become the Anti-
Slavery party, the Northern party, and thus
that great evil so long dreaded, the division of
the Union into sectional parties will be brought
about. -Tor this result the Whigs of the , North
-are not accountable. ` They resisted as a unit
the introduction and passage of the apple of die
donL Tho Democratic party is alone
_accounta
ble for it, as the paper above quoted, the Macon
Telegraph admits:
The bill ens drawn bye Northern "Democratic
Senator, Mr. Douglass; it was pushed through
the House by a Northern Democrat, Gen. Rich
ardson; it received the votes of a majority of the
Northarn-Demoerats; and was aided by all legit
imate means by a Democratic administration.—
The measure must be pronounced a Democratic
measure. It received not a single northern Whig
vote, "and of the 118 votes it obtained in the
House, one hundred were the votes of Democratic
mesbers.
It is a Democratic measure. Ito repeal is the
measure to be supported by the Whigs. On that
we go to the country, with a clear anti-Nebras
ka majority in the free States. All thatts want
ing to access, is a complete and harmonious fu
sion of the-Whig and Free.soll pestlei on the one
principle resistanceto all further encroach
ments of elavery, carried out into practice by "in
sisting a the restoration of the Missouri Com
promise, and resisting the - admission of all new
slave - f tote.a. Such a fusion of anti-Nebraska
elements will most certainly take plaeo,us the
people are for it with most extraordinary nu:
nimity.
"Wrrnunawat. of Govenson lhamat."—Un
der 'this 'head the Povi denies the statement
which has been made in some quarters, tied
Goy. Btot.rat was 'about to withdraw from the
contest on account of ill health. The Po.t says:
"This is a weak invention. Governor B.'s
health is not too delicate to prevent him unfurl
ing the proud standard of his party, and bear it
once more to battle and victory. His health is
good enough to meet the champions of the com
bined factions in the thickest of the fight, and he
is quite eager for the encounter. Not the Demo
cratic candidate is ready with his hotness. on,
and this he will demonstrate ere long, to the ter
for of the motley crew arrayed on the other side.
Letroot our friendi, nor enemies either, be at all
distressed •about Gov. Bigler's health; ho never
VMS in bettor condition than at the present tune,
and this the Whigs will discover to their own
confusion."
We are really glad to bear that Gov. Bigler
"never was in better condition," anti that there
is no cause to be distressed about his health.—
We should be very sorry to have Gov. Bigler
withdraw for any, Canoe, and especially should
we regret that the condition of his health requir
ed such a procedure.. We wish Gov.. Bigler to
e c o i tinue on the track, because ho is the Chosen
&late of the Deinocratie party, made so by
two State Conventions, and because he has all
the influence which a possession of the Execu
tive chair can give him. If, we can defeat a man
Aso trusted and admired by the Democriley, and
who inui all the influence of his position to book
him, together with-that of the Canal Board, and
Of the National Administration. the victory of
freedom over siave.bremling will be so much the
greater. There will lee no dispute about the po
sition of Pennsylvania, if we suceeeilfin electing
Judge Petcock. over a favorite DeMiersitie can
didate, with so many influences in his favor. We
desire no barren victory, but one which will toll
upon the country. We have no wish to see our
opponents retire, from. the contests and put up
some unknown man as a victim, and then any
the election settled nothing. No, no;---let
Bigler remain, the most eminent, influential and
trusted Man in the Democratic ranks, and we
will try end defeat him on the great principle of
opposition to the' Nibrisaks outrage,—of opposi
tion to the encroachments of slavery—and of op
position to the general system of glares,' propa
gandism, of which he is now the °Mobil political
exponent in this State. We are therefore glad
to hear, for his own sake. that the health of Oey.
Bigler was never better, and especially for the
Eike, of the noble cause in which we are embark
ed, that. there is no probability of his withdraw
al from the contest on that account.
Iwrzovesterrr or TllitTOremoanr , iy.—A con.
station of the citizens Of Allegany County, kid.,
and Payette and Somerset counties, Pe., is to be
held et Selhysport on the 24th of this month, to
consider the expediency of loaprosing the
Youghiogheny river from that place to the point
at which it is crossed by the Pittsburgh . and
ConnelLssille Railroad. The improvement, it is
said, would open an avenue to market for one of
the most splendid coal and Iron regionT in the
United States, which now lies utterly locked up
and almost:Meier!! to mankind: This shows the
importanee;of den.. Lnennees grenrente4rise,
and the resources it will have for local business,
the great support of paying roads. • •
_ .
Thera is policy In allowing treason to coma to
Lied—to permitita abutters _to go their full
lengtb;;Aben dcatruction will - be more corn
plate, and . its foto more impressita.-111W6urgh
. .
Is this the policy President Planes is pursuing
.by endorsing, through his organ, Slldell's scheme
of abolishing the neutrality laws and Chastain's
proposal of 4! olc hag Cuba by force, because we;
happen to ;Want It? . TUN', Fillibuters ought to
look out. ~ fierce maybe only allowing treason
and piracy to tome to :a bead- to render its de
struction more complete. Urine/ be only casing
Pigeons" to - catch rogues.
afirAll•this pikperq* Phllislotpliit are eon
inttalatieg ttie ell - tees on the quiet sioday the.
Inhatittentiot the eettiondit&l city lure enjoyed
under the grit tretdi otbleyer Conrad's atted:l4
tattle!:: Ifs shit ap:''allstheliquee shoile, and
-quiet wee thiaatnrid Oinnequenee: '
The Philadelphia Sun, the-daily organ of
.1 the-SatireAmeriesns ;it-Philadelphia, replies as
..
i'olhms to some Democratic attack upon the
Whig candidate for Governor : •
NATIVITY Or HOY; JAXICS POLTACK.--The
-
cofecos, 'though they are afraid to offend the
right wing of their tee?, army, by offering any
direct attack 'upon their foreigri born allies, are
very active in arraying the prejudices of the na
tive bornagainst all the candidates they wish to
defeat, andthns they confessto the potency of the
'American principle ! A Philadelphia correspon-
I dent of the Winchester Jeffersonian, with this.de
sign, throws out a rumor, for the truth of-which
he does not vouch, that James Pollock is a for
eigncrby birth. The mere attempt to create this•
impression shows how much the tories dread the,
power of Americanism. Those who seek to ,
know the truth—ruidno one should pretend to '
the dignity of a newspaper correspondent who
does not, for to brings discredit upon the press
--could easily learn that for five or six genera
tions, the bones of hlit Pollock's ancestors have
reposed beneath the eods' of the valley of the
Susquehanna, near the spot where he was born
and around:which all his home affections clue- •
ter. We know James Pollock well—some ten or
twelve years ago when he was in Congress, he
took occasion, upon, the presentation of a peti
tion, to speak in favor of an extension of our
Naturalization Laws, and his sentiments, then
expressed, proved Lim to be true to that groat
American principle. It would seem, then, that
locofocos are as anzions.to rob real. Americans
of their claims to the honors of nativity, as they
are to force them dishonestly upon idioms.
FLOILA LT:MBAS, or paisages in an eventful
Life. By Mrs. Moodie. Mrs. moodie's"Rough
ing it in the Bush," or description of Nee life in
Canada, is familiar to most of our readers. The
present work is an antoblography of our author
ess under an assumed name ; giving the history
of her eventful life before she left England, and
the causes whisk led her and her husband to
leave the land of their birth and transport them
'selves to the uncultivated wilds of the western
world. The events that transpired prior to her
leaving are intensely interesting, and the charac
ters introduced most original, and some of them
exceedingly humorous. tier account, also, of a
'long, tedious and perilous voyage, and the per
and actions of her fellow, passengers, is de
cidedly graphic. De Witt & Davenport New
York, arc the American publishe - rs, and the
work is for sale in Pittsburgh by B. T. C. Mor
gan, Wood street.
WI/AT Ng.ST,—"lon," a Washington corres
pondent of the Italtimore Sun, makes the follow•-
ing announcement:
"Many novel mid startling events are passing
around Inf, all tending to important results.—
Among them I notice the organization of n new
political party, under Democratic and Whig aus
pices, which profess—as I learn, for I hare not
read their "bill ofhealth"—lo come in upon prin
ciples of uncomman purity. Some fifty mentbers
of Congress have joined It. Many outsiders, of
energy and influence, havehecome enrolled in it.
If it is really a party based on principles of com
mon sense and common honesty, is will deserve
success. The countryis prepared for such a po
litical party. If, on theother hand,it is a section
al organization, it will perish almost at its birth.
I learn, however, that its ,principles will be an
nounced and its flag unfurled before the lapse of
another month."
first's Blanca/airs Illsoazitts.-:The follow
ing testimonial to this valuable work, by tho
Pittsburgh Board of Trade, is praiso well be
stowed;
"At a regular meeting of the Pittsburgh Board
of Trade and Chamber of Commerce, held at
their room on the first Monday in June, 18f,4, it
was unanimously Rerstred, That this association
takes great pleasure in recommending to the fa
vorable attention of the business community
"Hunt's Merchants' Magazine & Commercial
Review" as a work eminently deserving of pat
ronage and support.
To all who take an interest in the affairs of
Trade, ComMerce; Currency, Agriculture, Man
ufactures either Foreign or Domestic, or who are
desirous of. information on kindred subjects pre
sented in an attractive form from an able and re
liablesource; Ilunt'e - Magazine is a most invalu
able book - of referenne, having sustained for the
last fifteen years both at home and abroad &high
reputation fur Commercial Intelligence and Mer
cantile Literature.
Restared, That a copy of these proceedings be
forirarded to Mr. Hunt signed by the Secretary
and stamped with the seal of the association.
Prrrsnuncn, June 6tb, 1864.
"SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. NcLaneii Liver PiUs.—Whee the
proprietor of tide Invaluable remedy porchasml It of the
Inventor. there nos en modkine which deserved the name
foe the mare of Linwood Milkmen's:what:4e, note, ithstand •
lag the great prevalenee of thane Menses In the United
f tato. In the forth and Wert lartleularly, where the
patient Is frequently amide to oldnin the penises of a reg
ular phynklan, wale remedy nu • required, at once We
and effectual. and the operation over bleb could in no oleo
prom prejudicial to the conititulkm. This medicine le sup
plied by. Dr. Velane's Liver Pills, no has been proved In
every Masse. In *Mahn bas had a trial. Ahearn lane-
Mat not %%solitary Instance hes c see occurred in which Its
effects have been Injtuictua. The Invention of en eduented
ant distinguished iphystthen, It boa nothing In common
itlth the visa. nostrums !Mewed Won the nubile breber
lon' pretenders ba the :medical art. Espenience has now
Proved. beyond • doubt, that Dr. 'Steinman PHI la the hat
rented,' evetproposed for the . Liver complaint.
Purchestere will be careful to ask for Mt. IPLASVIt.
CELE:DRAW LIVTI) PILLS, and take note elm. Thera
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the nubile also, ble Celebrated Tenalfuge, eau Doubt, had
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ielfalkn fineocanre to .1. Kidd* Co.. Id Wood wt.
(.ITIIINI LYMAN= 0010,01 i.
Pittiblll*l. 'MTh".
•
.The President and Directors of this Compa
nr hare this day declared aDI ilden4 or Tbr,o Dollar& per
&hare upon the Capital Stock, payable to the' Stockholder&
or their lewd repreeentatlree, on nod after blonder. the
GEMEMI
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the oxeThod BaraparNu in existence. It contains no
Mercury. Opium, or any other notion' or poisonous drug.
sad cm to given to the youngest Infant without belts.
Bee tam orrtincates of wonderful auras mound the bottle.
Mora than tile bandreal perfons Milo city of.ltichroond,
Chan testify to Mc good camtc-
boa sthrrtLement.
romi Imoox,
FLEMING BEIYINKRB, •
14110LESALE DRUG ISTS,
oimmos. To I. cu.• • at
• . MO. Di WOOD STREET
.PlTTSlidliCil, J'A.
rt rgerlirtirrof A. Rammer Oarlistad Tamara. U,
- -
A. A. CARRIER dt BRO.,
Corner 4th and Smithfield eta.,
PITTSBuItsII, PA.,
A GENTS
State Mutual Fire & Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY OF UARRISBURO.
CAPITAL 45850,000.
award Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
OF PHILADELPIIrA;
CAPITAL $300,000.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF TIIE VALLEY
OF VIRGINIA,
WINCUESTAL VIEUINIA;
Capital 111200:000.
OFFICE PENNA. INAURANUEMOVPITTSBUROLI;
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $BOO,OOO.
JellE4mkt - A. UAARIER. Seer.
ARNOLD 8: WILLIAMS,
IEaItIMMISZNI OT
ChilsonFurnaces, Wro't Iron Tubing
AND 11111110 GENERALLY,
For Wurraing . and.Venlitation of Buildings
A. & W.'idlloontnet Re Worming sod. VontFlotlos . br
Stoma or Rot Water, Mos or Chtloon's Autism Morelos,
&Walt llooidtalo, Auto*" (Irmo Mows, Oonrt Mapes
, 3 24.15. Moto or Dwelling% No. TS Martot et. "Mahwah
HARDWARE
~ _ ,
LOGAN, .WILSON & CO.,
Beg to cell the attention of Bt yore to their
•
HARDWARE MID SADDLERY;
=writing cup of Ms mat templets manceetpuiteht the
11.127Z1M8Y ISZCENT PACNKfiI
and *bleb May Mier on lb* mart tmambls tom% MCI ,
tLabte igatig ESA *N Snit tberr Womb morsobat by
11: 9 1, 2 A",g2r aw9=6,liasbdi
JOHN C. BILKER # CO.'S
TRITE 31EDICINAL•CODILIVER • OIL,'
Preparetlexpresely for their Bides for .hledie4.
Ind use.
J. B. a Co. kurilim emploYed arkhavnt at thir•
FlOutrlee to euperlntend-the minuforture of their OM u
imree the triblie that It le 'ldepared ulfh the greatest me •
from notilibut fresh and healthy nivel,.
. dll Oil eoldwlth their Amstar, vr 11l be found to be of
Lao quality, and iambi, retained In the moat dd.
..
• It :Is extol:minds. employed both In private mod noir:Mel
practice, and well deserves 'the attention of Invalids, us
remedy 'moll; tamable than' any yet diskured, for omr
sumption or smiumnarY eicrnard ,
R i x. •
JOIDPC. fill 4% CO,
No. 100 North 2d it.. Philadelphia.
For salehr the priuripal Drurririata. jel7.6md,tarki
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders.
"lie particular in procuring the kind men
tinned, u many of the Moon sold are humbug:a."
(From the Pittsburgh Dills Dispatch, Feb 24,18.53.1 .
AN BIM:LUST AILIICIL—PaIIOrdi who have acardred
stooping position, by following &sedentary occupation will
experience great relief by the nee of the . Washington
Suspender Brace," made and sold by Dr. REYBZII, corner
of Wood street rind Virgin eller. it answer, fm, beooo
and enspendere, the weight of the pantaloons is no placed
as to coutinnally tend to bring the amidere to their nat.
=al position. and expandlthe chest. We 'purchased one.
obese time ago. and have bows se Piceeod pith It that we
uneolicited gave it a "pug" gratis.
Women. hundreds of whom are annually Injured by the
weight of enormous ..skirts," should also procure thew
bract. Be particular In procuring Unkind mentioned, as
runny of the braces 'mold are humbugs.
Sold wholesale and retell at the Drug Store of George
geyser, No. 140. comer Wooled. and Virgin allay. •
• iiarßlisk Of the Golden Wrier.
N. 13.—1 also keep Tresses, Ainpporters; Pile From, 12as
tic Stockings and all klude o eclanical 'appliances.
Cnets - doro's Thoelskir Hair Dye.
NATUItE EQUALED BY ART!I
For ages the friaerris endeavored In vain
The hair. without meshing the fibre. to stain—
Trial thin nostrum and tbaj, but In changing the lam
They withered the hale ;Olt all mrl.to renew. _ •
Von may barn your ;mailman %black ore brown,
But Nature the cautertesd tint will dleenni
And, her juices dried up; you will soon be appalled
By Andluryour ill treated cranium bald.
Long Tenet, as we've mid, the craft struggled in vain
A dyewlthont eausilcor lime. to obtain—
A fluid Innoenous—that, placed on the head,
Toe brown ore black would transform Fray baked.
Many thues'twea proclaimed that the end was whined;
But the win shook their head, though the lbollih bettered,
And In .pits of advertisement. Blennt and PUN.
Welch humbug the nubile , full soon had enough.
At length. 'taw but lately, ' - gurekal" they eclat:
The want Imo long felt but at length been supAlls&T
A dye nu /111401111V41, that.in changing the hue,
I The hair did not worth—the announnmant waa Woe.
I in an instant, o'er brim silvered. sandy or ad,
Was a black or stem., the most expltisite, shed—
The fibres were nourished insteadol destroyed;
The pore. of the smdp with no pigment were dumb
No odor unpleasant the liquid gave out;
The color was never one moment In doubt;
No chameleon changes to purpleand green
1: or rendered the ladles "not lit to be seen^—
Instanter, the tint that ton naked For Was them,
tike the 'darkness that fellows the lightning's glare.
What • triumph on tidal how We tidings went forth
lb the East. Loth. West, thus' the South thus' the North,
Until SeicllcX and fashion with common commam
On their tabletrinscribed the discevUrer'e name,
And declared that no nostrum the plan could impute
Of thelrowneatemagues Excelsior Dye!
Rold wholesale and retell. at NETHER'S, 140 Wood et.,
Sign or the °olden Mortar
;; ; ;
•
Heimia, or Rupture of the.Bowels.—Thero
are ttimiriande of persons whose., a/Meted with n Rupture
of the Hoiirele, who pay little attention to the Reuse until
the boweisimecom •tranpulatai, When in ail probobillty it
zany be too late. 7iow Important ; It IS, then, for all these
ettffering from nor form of "Rupture of tbelitowels," to roll
at once upon Dr. KEYSER, at his Wholesale Drug llioro,
swum of Wow at. and Virgin slier. nod Elva.. a Tr...
to rotaln the Protruding onion of the IKosels. Dr. Key
sor has 4P office bask of the Drag prone where Trusses aro
applied, sod warrant./ to pies oath/eel°. Ile also boo
every variety of Trusses that you can name, and at any
prices to Null the mesas °revery ono to need of the article.
I ale keep everY kind of Supporters, Duds Bmneoo, Stamm
sory Bandages. Eagle &ad:lnv, for colorized veins, and a/I
kinds of nrechanlealnppliances neat in the cure of dieesse.
I would rimpeetfally Italie the attention pith. public le
an excelient Irma for Children, which invarlobly effects
durmast a very short time.
11.—/ also keep on hand and (crude s large awe
mono of Shouhim Warm of the most Improved Mod. that
have bean worn with m mush sittistexillon by hundreds of
persons, both In and out of the eitY
DR. RErhars DRUGSTORE TRUSS DEMI:oar
oar of Wood etreet and {Tryon sl3ey, ]0. 140. Pig. of U.
Gold. Mart.. lel2.4.tvir
-PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of HARTFORD. CONN.,
Capital nook. A. asst sad Warta= Vaud,
f,OBllOOllArnD ,9_oo.
1111,0 1 11 1825.
Policies of Insurance issued at all times on the
most favorable terms, against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
on TUE
PERILS OF NAVIGATION.
Dr (lEORCE E. ARNOLD, Asyut,.
two.= TO/a for Pittabarahand Allegairar UM-
Indigestion end Liver uomplaird Cored
UT HARR'S P/ITRULEUM.—headtkothllowing letter from
Rev. 0, hirkersula • 11Iminnary . in Oregon;
lia. R. w a iled Dear Libt—alyerlf and • ilhhavhin
greatly bey the am of your Petzateum. 'abb. to
ha. j. zieud me a.: or b.°, tlinw dozen lad.tha I
am the Controziati.4ll4 Minlater In thln and rereral
ormY people am started with 1edig..441.4 an I.etion
of the herr. the mime of myeelf and wit, het. taking
your pICIROLCXII; rilt fillCK 014. Ire took aoretal hot.
U.—taper Wee mete—stoat a year and a half am, and
we ha. WT.t enjoyed. good health far f MM.. we have
.ince that time. I had not taken a Hunt. 1.1401 n bet.
that tallneasof the sioniarh vblell so dlstro.ses tbe dyn
tivePtle we. relieved. and I have felt nothing of it that
:lly - wife aim inhered from • amok dinar of
the Um , whith bad been of ofrrerat VIM standing. by the
we of Toot Cethdrani:
Mold by R. M. RIZR. 6.1 n. 0500. It. KRYSKI4
lie Hmaisk..and Dr... .4 Aleztlelne Dealers every - .
where. ICanersadvertiallagllebrohma cary.l OcZr.
LLOCOMOTIVE
tk.OI/7t1m44.71i. r, " sneer tka Hadzywzdi rhaszklpAjia
NOMAD gr:mttny, years exclusitely in
the maw:tarter* of 1.0011.31041{7.0, bave Ingmar
oinsiderably enlarged. by addltlon. trio. brilldln.
and numerous fiat.. and tool...which will enable the
=l7ez r oi r igli . '41 4. 4"rtd4 d"c6S"' of
RICHARD . FORMS !ON.
PEARL its4llff MILL,
CANAL BASIN.
Ntalt Tlie ft 41 LP.O/11.1 STATION.
Familia will be oupplied with our various
croft* of FRIVII (111.01 IND nota, Lr leavitit thnir or%
J.ns& the 11111. or In one boxes at Im , . Nlbna t
Wood street. or Brim & tomer of Mort) . and Wt.
lAalr .t., rittnburgin 11. P. tetwrorts, or .1. T. ramble
Ur
Floor wilt dillrecrd to &millet In either of tbn dile/
%rms. tllttll on delivery.
tel.Gl BRYAN. 1 . 1! ENNIUsY t CO.
INO,TICE.--,Tne undersigned, Frederick
Lorenz. of the Gnu of Wan.. Ilherhu/l Co.uud Tlnlu
teaszt. of the late arm of Stewart. aloyd t Co., have
this day hmed (Itroartninotdp under the name and
style of WZ, RIIN GTP.W.4ItT IX).. for the manure of
manufacturing Iron and Nalls, and hare taken the *use
house anh hal ter strect,lotacen Ferry Atl the rt Atte"
where the on hand anasoulsnent of varieties of
Iron and Saila, ahlela they oder am sale en sacounnolatlng
terms. They respectfully ealteit the patronage of the
public.
&fontts/ILILNZ,
grzwur.
A. 11. - HOLMES _& Oft
lIIANUF4CTOO.ORS OF
SOLID BOX VICESJIAMMERED IRON AX
LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT
TOCKS, PICKS,_
Timber, Mill, Tobacco, & Cotton &retro,
Bridge
Glut Ptalorfor Jinckimsy,
Car and - Bridge Dolts, with 'Thread and ,Nuts
complete,
PITTSBURG 11, PA:,
Wakesours. No. SL WOOD rr.. ILTTIMDI hut Bscowo
N3rAll work warrsotwl. orh.ll-tf
UNITED STATES Ern DISIIE.ASCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY. '
• 11717,ADELPHIA: -
.
011AIIMIED APRIL 20, 11120.—Cmumet Pentrrntl...
CAPITAL-8250,000.
Mirk. 8. Z. corner 11/ Third and assent sheds, Phamielphia
01111C/MtS OF TIN 110 ME BOAUD AT PUILADLIAIMA
bowmen:
1
Stephen B. enwibi . d. r.i D. 0 . 1, 1134.
. AD D l2l l. l l lNt r oMpeeta, ( I=l l OgnTor,.
Jeenb 1... Flamm . - James larreeeng.
. William M. thoderin, William Illioe.
Praidest—Stayhen IL Cranford.
.Wee Prerielent—AmbenniW. Thomson.
Afeetieed Bramince—Plttothargle, James % Milian. U. D.:
Allegheny City, U. 11. Mowry, M.D.
IIEOECIN IL ARSOL , Agent, .
WAIT 71 Youth street, Pitt sbUrgh
Ease and Comfort.—The Conformator,
lataly Imported from Parte, azaotly salts the flat to the
pecollay 'bap° of the Mad, no a nem hat Ix ea may Oa the
head aranold one A neat fit anti rood Hat mar 1. had
at 77 Wood at. ''ap2Xtf • W.110001./18.;
15313:1M
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire & Marlinklnarmance Company;
. OFFICE '56 FIkWI STREET,
• susoNlo lIALL, rrrrenumn, PAS
, JAMES 3 MOON, Praideml.
Cruiili A. Chinn, Ovendary. .
This Company .makes every InsOrtinee
*dieting toot ono netted althLlll. • •
Also. Hall and Cargo.Rieksorn ap
the Ohio and
. 14 1 toloviPpl rivers and tritnitortoa and Marina Aloha Oh.
- And aga!linst Loss or Damage .-hy
. And agalcutalui Peril. otthe Bra and Inland Navigation
"t T llel" r = l an
toallho lonart rates ennafetout talky
. .
Jam. B. lloon,
flamnal Meelnrkn,
William Phillips, •
John P.M,.
Joni& P. Ulu:am, M. D.,
John Mcalnln.
Wm. P. Johnoton,
Janie. Marshall,
teas.llieldnN4..py
Dix Pont Powder.-‘—Every y.triety liillo
-
Ando, and Dfastlog Cawder,ld&ll olso Pookoies slnl
o, bind I.lld (or oak from hfiguloo. In lots to jolt our
ellasom du Womble Le 11111.4 Also Mt, rum .
noT-011 to, W.O. "•9ll4lgrunirotTigoAtertb.
Ladies Panay Furs
•
M'CORD - &CO._ resOctfully . :
netts the attention of -hertlem to their lorishrot heoptete,
Auk Of IIAtIOY YMIS, now opening, tomptittog to part
lieble,Btone Hartle:l , lkb, inth.Cottothe,Elhtion Soule ,
id, Reek Bhutto, Genett, Cow . la 4 Swan's Dorn; Mugs
epletoginer, Polsessli ' Outfit. Dot" he.; career 'Wood and.
O'OBBNKR. BROTHER &004
BANKERS • •AND: INSURANCE - DEAL.
ER
B, 116;Wood attest. analloartrom Mitt stroet,'Plas
hash,—pay • aid sell Tar sad Cortint Itmdalllaht and
Time Eseliar66a 0:11a: Proem &Arra wad Wertara Allot
MIK int! Itotolesori - Nalag allow 6 percent on Time D.
palates or. Par, sad ; Current . Blown and liarim Piro *ad
Hailrii rondos lbs lbw SZSCA illll3l 17C11 COXPLIIT. (cub
c0rm113170,000.),664 Wag. bpRILUIC2 011train',' (oaplta
19,o0o,o00..) ••• • - ; - • , pt : -
• ' \
1 _ Warehouse, a.c., to rtenr--The premisp; - Li XECUTOR'S SALE OF ':VALITABLE
now in thiSisXnpuireyofJames ?hear. on rigout.. ad : au ffY.AL ESTATE. consisting of it lot of Ground. froat.
iololnetherard of the inteadtan natol.i:frost the let o lmmo Ma Dinmood. neer the too&sant:Wes t., and Al.
.dins em.uwe aPrir et this Seta; ',....i . - , c fiabl3 t,, ""g P'2K rt7 "thell o . John Seetoniwith •-frant
of 34 het extending heck to I:Nestor sh - 1W 11,:, On
, sdd lot users... Led Iwo tugs Drkk tionsentrith extensive
The belt evidence that can be adduced' back buildings. occupied es the City Welland Nicholson's
• in . firma} Uniefficecionsnessof ilootlandsoerznati Bitters, jgr i •= - ,',V: e %tgr,r3 i llg t e Mlonts ti tart,: k onir e i
atssared br.Dr. C. SLJalkson,Li the unprecedented demand feet , known as the . Beaver Hoene." The shave will be o
far th em from all teats of-the tinker: nod although there i.hredon therm:digest Public Sale TUffIiDAY. June
may be many ocannouods prepared nod eePeeneoeed ee be) Teruo cur. Title indisputable. V.ss—it , ...lars.i 1
jos ',arum or.nbora patreiiiim Yaws fee/ muniskad to '. ! W it7iiirtilma
to renierk, that the iust number or tiothOonlals irith 1 '- f.riimi
11.T1111 ,DS. or
which the teMthy doctor has been honored. by /woman 0 I IL 31cLkiN, 21,hth et.
the memst clukructer and ittipeetabillty:irtealblind Mosel
emery to have recourse to Ids_ preparation.. ti testimony 1
suffidentlyeanclusive, that a mcre effectual remedi Sro the
almost immediate render those afflicted with thet direful
malady. dyspepsia, has never been discovered.
Sold in Pittsburgh. by FLEMING OROS, Draggles.
On Wood et . di" Sr sale by UEO. U. KEYSER, IRO Wood
street. • ielnYwlterS
L Enlarged ot Varicose • Weak
fim downs m WALE AAntat.-1 erould respectfully In
tote the attention of PhYllelans, and the Dublin genera ll y
my assortment otiEak.l.ltialla Stocking.. hose CU..
Ankle Socke and bandages for the rebel and cure of Yowl
ono re Enlarged Telma. Weak Ankles, Weak Knee 'JoLuts
and the ration. appliances nerd In the core of dlskses
nulling outward =DWI.
orl also keep every 'variety or Mums, Body Maass
Supporter., Shoulder Brie., and In feet all kinds of be
hanical appliances need bathe ewe of discuss.
OEM N. KEYSER, Whelsaale Drugglet,
reh..n..11w9: N 0.1441, col. Wood et. and 'Virgin Alley.
Dr. Blorse'd . Invigorating Elixir or
CORDIAL.—If It Is inquired now thLs great restorative Is I
, accomplishing such et traonlinary cures, we can only reply
that In the Arabian herb that forme Its cardinal Ingredient
have been Ideruiedir the Omnipotent '.Physklan, a larger
amount and greatei varieties of curative proverbts than
had huetoliere been suppoied Merin in ahundreddifferent
'articles of the . pharmacopeia. • A 'whole medicine ehest of
remedies, fro to epeek, teems to kiarebeen'comblne.l In this
"herb; - and In the ELLX/R or CORDIAL we halo their con
centrated essence. It le the effect, howeicr, nut the..se
with which we have to deal In the . practical aPPliention 0
the medlcicht. The victims of dysvenela are cured, the
nervous are relieved, the half paralysed resume their acne
try, the Indere. Dom lima-ache aro tormented no more
the weak become vigorous, the tint of jaundice' leaves the
complexion of the biliorisi - tles &premed In spirits become
buoyent, the tack In almost in every condition of homage
derive Immediate benefit from the sae of Dr. Morse's In
vigorating Elixir or Cordial. These .facts, supported by
Irrefragable pied, are presented to the attention of boa
olds, who can verify them by a tingle bottle of the melt
clue. The Gordian, put ul, highly concentrated, In pint bot
the. Price three dative IV/ bottle, two for flea delfan, six
for twelve dollars. C.. 11. JUNO, Proprietor,
19. i Broadway, N. Y.
Bold by Druggists throughout the United States. Cana
dm and IV est, Indite.
Dental Agente In l'Utelirah—Flecolni Urns., corner
Ward and Fourth streets• and Iten. U. Keyser. corner
Wood street and Virgin aler.,,Also, by J. I . .. Doming,
Allegheny' City.
M'Olinteck's Family Nedicines.—We
dl the attention of heeds of facniinehand othetic, to the ad
vertisentont on the fanatic lemze or thee* tnitmicto Ehntitt
Medicine& •
NELSON'S FIRST PREMIUM -
DAGUERREOTYPES.
MIST OFVICI: 111111101Nfl, TIMID ETIIFIET.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish
to °main an Accurst" artbitie and Iltßllke likene.,at
• ver moderate prim, will find. It to thole Intent. to .II
at th in wen known esiablishment when entire satisfaction
Ie guaraotiod, nr ao charge made. • Having. of the
largest and beet NA. and Ekr. Units o "tf
mw
strutted ER ftl
the pnrpo, with Instruments of the most
onwerfulkind,.d having adopted thesystem of Daguerreo
typing, as anew practised hy theeelidarstal Hoots, of Phila
delphia And New York., t 4. F. fl atters himself to Le able to
alter to the patrons of the Art, elf If Of Damierrecitypee,
tither singly or in groom, which h. newer hero Suetemwd.
Norms open and operating In all weathers, from 8 n'eloa
n. to o'clock. r. r. • • inandanT
•
Vermifuge,—"The beat prepare.
tfon."
Mr. M. I 4k, —IK your Terrnifor.m.l =nosy without
hesitation, that. halirueused It exterathely irintyproctice
Mr the last four or fro year& i think It decidedly. the twst
hteparation of the kind which I here any huowiedgo,
though I hare heretofore used the preyaration of several
other utettutheturces. Yours, to,
D. COUOII, M. D.
Prepattyl and sold by E. E. EELLEII9I Ca.= Wood at
and sold by druswists scoendli. ja2l
INTERSICSTS IN TILE CITY OC
mO2 ma 12 Yo .7r= 10, 1654.
Adults. Chril . by
1
Intlammatlou of Herals I - 0
Lit er' 1
Fevert Fever.-- 1
Ag2 t rgg rr everf 1 ........ 0
0
Cramp__ 1
ukuown l 0
Total a 2
Or Tut AutO! TO L.
ender 1 'tau 0
I+Tot in 2. 0
" to 5 2
1
" tato.
" 10 W
..........................
WM),
Ily order of the Ward of floaltli
mtwocK,
Phrdelau of lkatrd of Health,
Important Notice !
TILE undersigned haring declined the Book
Iluelnear, hereby neater tlte ealorrlbera to
the rollout 31tharalltert. Nerrapapers,eta. hartoSlia eat.'
lilral by . _ blur. that Itle r0b...114t0n Lid has 'been traashr..
red to Ream. Strewn 41 Dm., LitetaryDeafers, No. 14.5 th
eryert. Otrreklarlret. alto .111,5u.03 - regolarty hero.
after; amt oho we ea , aotturrlred to I:Of/let au M. Pal clue
theorrery ettatooters era. Vara street literary. IN•pa
ars esmllally tOrtAIIMIGINiqi to the eitat4lahtstent e.f the
Mater. Rumen. wbo wlllforalel. them with all the Woke
met Cerkalleala of the day. 411111. D. PFLUISON.
(ilireavaq of 11. I. Call ir'
iltaliare.lh June tn. is.A. • •
• All 'emerge •bo have enloraltu.l fin ilepatia..•
toter*. to IL .1. Calk. , cellos IC r.ar....5. .111 be serval
lacreafter at the Boutenee. N... lb, Fifth el. avec
the came, of Market. The enstoolen tato Thin! rt.
Lime, tercel, ..d lb. palate weuerally. are loaned to
.•11 no 4 eased,. our .tort of Wet,. .114onriwes, Nesenta.
te.4 noneral NoaknoTy. All Or American and BMW
Matadors aa4 Newsmen tart ernerlantlyoa hand.
BRO.
• Bookseller, A s
.MeAleatta. relh tic* , /loan..
.rittabargb, Jne• 2), left. 1e11.31 •
BE fallowing' fergoro wet of Stßphdo-
FOIIiLTH OF JULY QELEBRATION
811nat* Hotel. Nardi Fayette Mt. al= A. A. bur Y.
0 1 e1...t. Dictum). Wln. neißonlees, 1111 . Mall, Oen. 34.
Varian& Nleasj, Witt tiny, ye, A.D. Ihensea r W, Ir.
MI.Wm. Meßckte. , r,C. Roth. an 4 urpealsed er catnap
M. hbort. to the Chan. .u 4 appointlof t Dr. C. Robb. NWT.
cab.. the Chtircolack Oates! that the u yet of the Unsnap
WU to Mug. 1111T•DgMetal a:Solvating the
llth.nlverntry or American lenteocroleinur, on tha
lag Uh of July. When the folloolici Committees of tr.
saagentott lemeernted.'elc
I. MANI too re Inxish Aso, Piton~ . —a. P. Meaty, A.
D. Barna. Wat• Nhadleta, A. 11 Barns. 1014. Glenn.
I (emanate en bleuters.—J. A. Gay. F".. A.D. Ilunie,
Win. Wal..trenn, J. W. fßowart
•• . .
Mea;vellatoo oMi tret:Lagf and.-oea Menu ,
las.l. h. ll.rar, oar, r.. Medemallem. Almr.
Yarisn li
l. Wm. eVarland.
4. Orfasafto , ne Premeds. Sece•Dr.o lantit. J. A. GUY. E. g.
A. ft Wog.. Alta. 11.11, (Amt. Job YOYOR. M. tilorrL
llte Memel tie* on z4sref. Aare made arraramments with
w.. Aleshensfen, An taid mid maletratken at : 4 0.0m0
ma's lintel. (formerly MeFarland's Plasm title.) on the
illanintrall and nee:M..llla soul, at IU o'Llork on esti
MARSHA L Almon.
,Jna.17.1 • .
•
Int to deliver ol.treonet.
Cl i rfirloo "" ti M " Ar ms tallost. ''' CoTtrj. W. li to lr .
t.J..t0. 1.
If. Lllbr,
John M. Klrkpotrttt, Joint L . Lamp
C. Slum 00. /WU- 31 , K.. bs.. T. J.
for AL4n.
je.26LYS• •
Ice Cream, Strawberries. &c.
THE Tmehern and friendx of tho • Sunday
SchorA bekvMeg to tlt.Paul's rhumb. Melva/y.I)M
Imer , llle.ietesld ormolu it Arthur.' 11411 on Tbandar aad
FrLiar minder next tlo• the We of Itereoebtomte. where
they nnyetifia/ly Invite MI *homey feleuely to M. or,
the Pvevett VIII both...kJ to oitendlua the =end
ow or Mu* wheal.
• ....
Ticketa!M nts,.
to to had at M. MolloYa Bore, Um Tau ber., and at tha door. . , jedlat
•
Plonr-Xill. and Two lams
for Bale.
lIE subscriber offers fur sale the following
clesirabla plVyartf, Via : One farm, veil tinge:roe. eon.
t r a i reirdrald I. alert:ugh 100srn viewed anduncler foam,
erith Leval sPria trvve.s good dwelling basso r averU
of reed lon t water. Coal sad dune abundant. re *nod Grist
with two ran of Burrs. 10 feet overshot wheal. am/ a
Pan 11111 on same strum u Wier LILL all situated In
Grandview tav Washington Va. 001 e. and of. will ham
the Ohba river.
• • .
Mot, • •o• 1 farm. well timbered. cootairslog 101=4%
15 cleared. with • weed mid site, two no honors, and an
paßent spring of water, sito•ted to Independent. town
ship, Waehlo•ton Co., 0., about • wale tram tb• Ohlort.
re, Alm, • new two story ham. boom. and two.lota In
Ombe a r = e e l , ' Zige,thr
e• 4 Yeas
o.er I. aegove prorety will
~,,...roatr, .
J•22.lmefP .• • )1111 (heck. Washington Co-. Ohio.,
• WELLING HOUSE FOR SALE, situti
ep444 oa Thlnl street. sboTo BrolthilehL The house lc
utunired with ha/I.mA Parlors, dlolorc Twin nod klt ,
a, 4 cluonban. bath rotm. with hot wad cold 'rotor,
s tod ie L i al= laLosi zi. & l4o. = sad ten., call st .
• A t li . -• • • ..: -. .IL
.C • Tee MT t &A IS te N. 4 .
raltSONB DETERMINED to hoc° a 1101310
of Ultra:l7 receded to eallan o l t k at ill pl i tt lo t
LtO. ar:r 0
oelllag at ZllO 4.11. 4 0
b. - Lots o Ttttat,t2o I t o Lod,
balsam Is moonily mamas of $O. Apply woo. If you
vast • lot, on the above terms.
=TIM& MN, A
ten N. M 3d 140, .
An , MINERS WANTED to taloa out coal
Votrzoonof, Ts. Good wages, tad amstesit - eca•
WA ‘lll be glee. Apply to • •
R. IIOFSON .1 CO,
Je2l . • . go. 2.s3.llbeetret.
FOR, SALE.-46,000.0ood&curltie?.
20 Shares North America.
10 plane .C. it L. Telmmagh. • •
3) ohms. O. g. Ps. Mall llood. •
Wrstersi hods bought sad sold 1.7 .
• Je2l 11. D. KING
SEED BUCKWHEAT.-40 bus.. primo
Jut received and Wr W. by /Aft WARD OP.
.14L
FOR fiALE-Tho ohottpost 300 aoroa of moot
on the Dlenongabela river in the L'd pout. If yen
wont • Lergeln, now le the time, Eaelolreof -
P2l TIIO.IIAS WOODB, 76. 4 th
1 ,1 5 Q AORES of land 1-ti mile from the Ohio
river, near flak/T . 4 laudhue, GS .ere. of It under
nil est with oreZer.l and other Isnretreetneote. 11.10
the tool melee It romp!. It le offered Lt extremely. low
peke. Enquire of I . IIOIIAS WOODS, TO, 4th et.
Jal •
1:04C11111.1S
%rm. S. Ilaren4
Jam. D. McUIII; •
Al hn Fu ta antl llerton. er Wadley,'
Jo • .
Robert .•
Alarander Darnel.* Am.`
na ,
a ti
• Illrem Stowe, Dearer.
.rear flat all
AiFINE country seat ()Toted Sur sale; it is 12
&mesa Imp Nod, on t4nt
"M"
"111 t1r0MVAVg915.75.411111,
Jal.4ao
QUOAIt-40 hlids. prime N. 0.
Ma deeloed. reed per 8. IL Wane Itranklio:!.o
cooltunent. oddity J. A. 1111TCIIISUN 0D.5
71P08A6.)0.-31 kegs Kentucky 6 Twist, a
.I " jtlnN . '"' huv " g;f cUltl i ilßON
Jan
LORA LINDSAY, or Passages in. an
Eneottal Le., by lUmitnodle. Ato ands Nat es
'a red, by listens, end the SLAT&LV.
•
peoclf=4 tierces snorted. .
• I bias ••._ dek. • Jont reamirsd Led Ibr
• bi . • • . • 6.II2,IVM.DILITOIITHis CO.
D RX klprr.—litis Dry Apploo.
mks A r rpl
!Toy ' r ah by 13 4 11111 Tit Drily Ae*.
TI CO.
Liftll--15 kge. No 1 Lard, just rco'd and
forma: • etihrvint, a cwoßntla co.
1/LAOK '..LACS - .IBCARFB.—Mu .1
amt e Black Lir!
4 DPSOBr i tag :bbb. just , sic ,
1.3 ken* il•:/;.# 14 '. /3 "
••*.
•
•
•
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VITANTED—Six ABLE;BODIEDVMEN,
who will undertake the arresting •and Impound.
Ina of STRAY 110115. under the m. 3,131005 of thaOnllnenw
of the City of Pittsburgh. Enquire H the Mayor's 0111ru
Immediately. ie232td
•
FOR SALE-:-200 acres of iirime
the • llMdilmtem River, one mile Vilna IL:Omani".
Mlle, Ohio. 'lt Is s opleadid firm and &Timed very tom=
Enquire of - jenalm TH(I9,II , OODS, ;b. 4th etA
•
I ITTSBUROR TRUST COMPANY.—A
meetm:ormoetoekbold.teorcnQTittebnh Ttnet
nyany
bald at the 'BUlititlg HOUBb On TUES.
Dal, June ?SIX, at 10 o'clock, A. 31, to take action oo the
Lc:It o :1w
e f jaha r b . ill ie = trclicipullatiare.ora,;!.
LIME --100 bbls. for sale by
deCO 11K4RY IL COLLINEI
.S j A I.;ERATUSIO bxs. f i g Nsß a i !l il l oturss..
e
VEATIIERS--300 Ka prime for We,' by. ,
je26 ItENRY" 11. COLLINS.'
uoas--3 bbls. frosb, thi9 day rect.' folfaire
ie2o lIENTIT COLl.l2iBi . ,
rrIERSIOMETER, !JOIN TILE SCIADE4--
Quit Fresh Meat and buy Ban at 11()RILIS PAT.
TO: .•4, In the Diamond. • • -
Ii" !! 4" /ire " u ' raer N er, an
s ' tl 11 ' lb •
Pt 111eitt, althont Lone. - ie.. • 1
,There Is nu 11 , 8tter Meat tn.lha City. We guarantee all
pound and perfect. or return the mane! If theleest tainted
1V \V STOCK BOOKS,. 'STATIONERY,
111 .Federal rt. Allegheny. Is riceiving
fresh rupply of Hooke, etationery, Se, edeetect recently
in Now York. Pbriadollatk, and Boston. jo2o
A L TEW WALL PAPERS S. Sadlor. Arlo
rtheny, le receir Ina another supplr et Fine HAW
II
Fa
per Ilanainue, new pattern., and a lot of cheap Wall Fa
pers. Window Shade. , Fire Board Prints, de, from time
I'brk aud 1020
MORE NEW BOOKS, ree'd ,by. R., Sadler,
"Lvt All gqbear
nr Barlett. Or Annals - of Paidor and . .
Th. Pariah Ride, Ilinstretra;
Daniel, a model for yotiwg men;
3leke the Beet of Ibth World&
Yarn. Kittne's lext • volume, with many other new
PPubnoltionN, iron , Ifenter's, A pp leton'. and A.
. B. Union. • leo
UNDERIVOOD'S BOSTON LB3ION SYR
UP; L'lrsoron's Philodelphio Lemon Pimp:
••
Pine At Pia do d , O
•• Raspberry Flora's!, For solo by
POP) W. A. BloCLUR(I.
Lint STON & IIERRIIA.S EXTRACT. Or
s_ Longo,
Oron., Is
Allllollti.
JamaleaNinger, •
Notmeg, Mr solo br
. tr. A.MrCLURO. •
LOST—The following described
lJ ennens won, lost. It le summated, by mail. Halm Is
lore by Wren tbat payment on the same has been stuppeti
'lst, a Cheek drawn by Edw. Hamilton nu Kramerand Hahn!,
Nay 110th, 1A54. for rfty HoUttre rlghty , bre rents. 2 , 1.
olran by If. blVallough A - Co., on „Pittsburgh Tryst Co..
u favor of It. A. Sc Co.. Iday V, EbrAtty•Flre Dollars and M.
y vents. dd. drawn by John Haworth. on W. A. 1 1111 & Co.
llky Mb One II undre.l and Twenty-Foor Dollars and twen
ty-ulna routs. JelJlt HOWLEY. ARIIUUIIYIiIt Jr CU.
AirALL PAI'ER—A tine assortment of 101 , i`
prleed Paper Hangings .I. t reed and for sale by
1019 THUS: PALMER, aft Market et.
fOLDA. VELVET PARLOR PAPER;—A .
I'.!`h
VirucDow'RLEL.TD . PAPER—A great Vile'
Arty of now Dila.' style; with glazed and usr•
glared Green*. for rale Dy. 11108. IlitLll6lL7
NIEECIIIETY .BUILDDIG LOTS' FOR
BALM—Right obriloo altuate on Ohio lane, cult
t. front by 130 deati. to a 21 ft. alloy. and directly oppa
sitellainticy rt., which Is now pared and In total order--
Thera lots aro otroretLfor solo at low primea d on easy
term. 1 0 18 Cern Mier & E0N.;140,3d .e,,
W l 4 \ m q : ° - t l gr , elite r b g as ' E d. f t n Gtl
, rb r ll;ort o net_ano Landrcerie rotten., or dry and oil . llce
Ich
7,0 1: 1 7411=
s tnd retail id the Oil _ Cloth ma
r. d
Min! riz,OCt. 4,1647.
/AIL CL )T11•;--700 yds. 4 7 4 • Transpammt
lur Duff Oil Cloth, for Wjedots'Shades.jturt: reed from the
Vectors esd for sale. whotesio sod retail, at the till Cloth
'Harmsen& LIO 31arket st. • -J: a: 11. PHILLIPS .' '..
-611tEDUCTION IN Pit - ICES—Murphy lc
Durelifleld will from TO-DAY tall their largo stock of
warner Drew{ Goods, and moor other artless, at reduced
priers. Anxious to dem out our bummer stock to make
room 1 , ,e our early Fall nareliare, vs. bare Marked down
priresTliltY 141 W, to norm prompt sales.
We would name as a mere Intimationof what neon
&log, that wean, selling pink. lion nod . Brown Doran.,
or low aa Par pdt Summer WsztrZilka from 44 to 7 be.
, The latter artldo heretofore sold at SI,OO. \ Yreneh Lawns
Of fi rst grade reduced from 44 toRAn in • • \
Ladles and other browns will do well Wall earl p. The
Ware. North -End wooer 4th and Market eta: \ Jell'
my wife . .CABOLENEFRITZ
ha:aloft vrithout-any bat masa., therefore
warn M W. againat harboring or blurting har.
gni not nay anr debts of her contracting. \
jolg , ..ldalt•lls CASPER. YIUTZ. Indiana Tognahip.
fia UNDItIES-4 bbln. Lard; .' • A ,
•i i. bbl.Givallit . 1 auk IlLecawrir '' \ .
'cask trinscna: aka. Faathant , ,
‘..._
lO6\ alien Blooms, nos ding Irons /dawns, Altss , na,
rits altla a 7 tolls 1.3A1 All DICKEY &IV. \
• FINE FLAVORED \PEET PLUMS —Just'
' Iced direct front Francs. =4 lbs. new DrlnlPlanassi
o 'try one flavor. \ Prins 10(Itaic,rias lb.. at \
tal9 • 2.10R1111/ a Prirll.o ri, In the rilrinend.__
VOiI ,— SALE :4deraa otL.iii . d." -- iithiiTnew
i ' Itank Rosa frovilt.ny . 04,Nalr
li on , BrigbtMthilles
lakes All.cabany trity and kaillefnaos Woods an lay,tbs
old mad. Is will Lc sold awry io, al distant In lots of
frost tto fa nor. a Thom, wbblna rinxhase a elsoari
bon., ran rnqulrge uf ..,`, \ , TAU Sri IVlrilriri.
i l,
, i" l94 ‘ . ..„.' N. \ \_..... N. ' r " ..tb '"'" L —.
pit Y. PEACHES-1118.1 fetches
31) ,to do Apabs, to Sabo
by ' Jcl9 ' - A Ilrarftl" 1 ‘tallsl,la ri. ,
DARED PRAORES--1:7, 'bus. fiTe New'
Jersey I,r ash, by , ,IIENRI` ll.' TAINS;
~.
I.ItITTER 15 kego'fresh \firkin fikale . ' - by
.Ilj yal9 , II KNRY 11. LLINS:
INSFXDOI.I,-1.0 Mils. fer nate by ‘
A .rell \ , in:styli: W611?19... '
_
INDIA WASILSI MS. it Liiioties. We
a. bow wed allot *MAW Wa4llllllui,lit a tim
t o rr . r „i f %
GOLiiiiiiirKßED WINDOW ES.;-
o.rZnngVu 3 r=Vg . u ttate:
owl
ad
Itlssibm owl estogia.l4 entlall.
ea had NW *coal* or \W. Lee LaNTOOK .11 auto •
. 'll2 Mesta d.
.4ASTERN TIIRNPIKE--For sole;.‘a • at.
. Pro Pear 0140 ti. haat, an the . EuleraChmk
MY Arr i tr e gi o •••1 MI, byl4o
I mams at tbe &on auraer i ttivermenix. Rbe
i RCS le Wad. wawa at 1, .4 4 mos._
_V,
S. GUTH DUCT noN. 140. 24 of.: A . • •
QALERATUS-30 init.e for sale lir •
• •• . \ JOHN WATT 00.
1111tY PEACILES , •-6:\sarks • prime halm.
W., • .. , , 14 . •. IL DALZELL A Olf.. \ •
1U INENOOODS--11furpky A Burchfield
F.. Ca l titesp *"" :l f rtiVrah l : eirt. th rl d t.
nook Domes aud ww . olled Mu. To:mellow. Hoot%
in•vers. •is prfl. Dorms “rthoe4..." roma( (IN
el, masa an
bora' are.. Will., Linea •.L.ta,• LyEntala
IldLfa...L. ldl4ll.ll.4mlß4follaßaul
lot Rol dapatitneuL • \ • • • ros
5 /in LBS.• BACON 4inst• rito'd and Sor
0rev.t.,2 2 1 • 111111ITNIL DILWORTH t (XL'
Alilitibbb37trirfoleg•s:N,Z,li7, mijn
,111 . 4 .4 fa Wit yiLwo II t(x).
ROOKLYN syltUP--59 tada. ralo by,
ipi4 • • 0 8111UVRII, DILWORTII OD.
totißXB e . PEARL STAJWiI ill° by
nium!.piLwOnnt ou..
NhW EBIBROILIMIXB-41ricte r
o f ACZ•2 •t l7e detta • Atite l ll it .?y
low.
p Oar samelbent at ;me Ab4Jtubse ‘Fuisiret
lag Unecbk boles . extendreantl varied.. Tbe lutlee Irma
de welt to tAT be with eeelL .• UAUAN AUL, •
. •
virgsg, ,, G i ens T..I.DIES'TIRESSES .
.m.ty th.netnnadsclirtithillt•hiktd= ate=
IlUoVIV g • • ,
• lmkk.3lnollon.• \
grouch Bldlna
Mabral u norod an, '
". ' • \ Ilmed and Striped dna
• \ xt
e t.
d.
Malta Mon, do Eat awl COspo do ratto, olfirond
bone • \ . .
for lirotb a r
W OOL. Jen \ `ON DONNOO • WORMIY. \
SNVELT ICEN,TED RAPPEE SNUFF—
The Ilaat irtlej.LOTeraff now In wig.= lbs. zed 4 by
• Jon • 'OS. VIAXIIIO. ear. Dlankoad Market K.
•
pERFUMERY—t„bava on hand 'a veiy
Win .4 0 . k of tmitliooTy: Gonoun, Irooweb Wad MK-
Ch. oho army dosoolpilowt. 'Thor wlabloug Porfluwery•
would do well WWI awl oxablio atlas Won ourehoolog
cloowboto. JOS. VULILIN • coo. Died t Market it.
131111 N BRANDY -1 d4 . o . f l tho finest
A. -
me Brady. Brandy. fur midlelnal reed br
.5.17 \ \ os.
EPURE WINES—I, caaii; , ,Or gennino Port
uupao raum. rbe I.4,4thliAter.y..'d
A• ,I ■ ~INERAL WATER—CotT, Bedrord
IT and Mae Lkk ned dbeit Ikons IA Ins,b7 .
• Junk' Lamina.
I'U'OTICE TO FAR lERS \*. \
ro uonajtatlMrovoligcn rt. ‘ v
?to ' tra t : t gyl ,, ke 6 d o o s liraL - te
Ibrglat S7""li eg th "JnAliZF:repr•
B — V . OOCITRY C F
TSkiffiro. ;byZORANOM
SIDES SLAIJOICE SOLE LEATH
RR In stmr• for' ocile by . 3. Olt ANT
TOO
. ZII IJbaty d...4rproAlb tbe:besd of Wog.
ILSoCORD'S PATENT SOAP, manufitcUak,-
A MZ2 r D
It ACON-10 hlub. Manx; ' \
*lnn Mrt ba tt l gi v trileig7
a.l ncrh
IUMO, A - 6-0 BIM 111114011 . 0 47 - 4
Palubi;
L. - L on • ' DILCEIM a.OO.
MY PEACHES AND APPLES—
jur ,w00k... Dry AnlrtK 100 elm Dry P.sibis; ,
jef7:lll, do
Pe.".
H. MOLASSEt3-2n bbts. • tore for -
Clyta •Wt low ! ` °,olw intii nicitkr Rio. •
tilSlNS—ire.bxe.,fregh BUGICit storp
for *ale br 118 MIAIIIIICICZT* 00,::
rII BARTER OR.SALE—The Butme:riber
ani to barter GYr 4:ountry paw% wart/do oe M
ott ‘z"..7.l.it:glan ♦gigt•Vag;l,7:4l=al,L
he
new ...et Mir end CUL., PAU.. The VTOOMT le
aea tudaf the e , ''at teedenl konetrortlon. conelstlog et
• twa atm Brick Iltaltlins and &Attain...a Dotidlaan
Use Meade-Wm an, tbloughont the hour. hot ao4
Miter to out hennei . t
, Stelew anti lath room. and all to
eatoatnto order.- Ith h woul. eltlm. ießett 1 . , !k!
Woo header.:
Wasp( _ mgm, al.tUltara.
d 7 and .o w.t.r
1;;, UGAR-10 bhder,'N .0; Sugar and 10 bbls.
do tor Wei br . 7. R CANIIZLD.
AOTIES FOR SALE interßetniog-
2,loorei Ratko LL:LoL.LX a rs•B• IL Z:7„V.
toml2 wom.; Lam mtu,
mg r u•e!L. mut oLtoetara z '
• .
EA,OIIEB--200 'biie, 'Dried Peaches for
gla by - ' .I.II.OAARELD:
ZINC PAINTS
• ONE 7777110
FREE FROM ALL POtiV_____SI7CSAMILL
rE NEW JERSEY 41. NU ILA".
Daring mostly enlintl:UVEnd haprirred
quality of tbeiemodu comente
, dere Ihr their SUPERIOR RT;and GROUND
VIJOIL., In assorted packages of ,25 to 500 potunbk
also. DILY, In barrels of 200 pounds - •
Their BITE OTC, which Is add dOh or ground In oil..
j' , earn:lo4M= and timnarpasatd- .tody _and. wrii,
na telittaest.
A method of preparation has mouldy "open dhcomod,
wLich enables the Company to warrant their manta to
keep
_fresh and mit In the kcal hr any than—
Tn this relict their paints will be superior %V any other
Their Brown Zinc ram: ' , Mai is sold 10w ralm.
and ran only be made from the Zine Om from h se.lerecT. •
Is now weu kr' ibr Its protaeUta.. %Oath* Open SP.
plied to iron CR other metalM mamas. • •
Their atone Color Paint yeoman an the propekties of
the Itmorm and is of an arreeshle color Ihr paintina Cot.
ta-aa, Depots, enthalidlnza. Midden. Sin
bealers suPPiled ilblitrelibila&Tri/Ik.
ol Paint Dealers arid Imparters, .
as42dkirem9 N.W. nor. 10th a Market eta: PhU.
•
, Great Semi• Annual Bale of Carpets. \
CARPET. WAREHOUSE...
112 MARKET STREET. PITTSRURGIL
W. M'CLINTOCK & BRQS.
AVING commenced out' ealenf Carpeting,
11 Oil Moths, Se., **hie., the pleasure, to ►onounce to
our friends nod the public pat we ►te cow selllso . b mote room for ldrisi
notl,
or , ateamboats. to rall and ex.4linethe 100 snit
best stork Vest of the mountains, se we ore: determlned
W m:llOl7%U (=eon le
le="prmtratrh'Vr,
Vile rrru " *".,1
„,,G......... zi,„ 1 „if.i,,...,....a, .3,6.
Nstra Imperial: My No;Limp, List and' Had dom
B.partlue .1 , 1 qn Chelan.> andiulted Huger
\
Vine - do \ 0; Canton and Coro. Mettlni&
{.tent Tripertn - Init . & , x Sh.pakhi, Adelehl a Cocos
Kuperfloo • de, 40: Matg
Fine ~ d. \-. do: Staar
Common - ”do \ dm l'inno nu& TaleCoverm.
'----------- • • - • - - - - -
/leo. Oil ClOther; 34; 44. C. 4
211 t. sheets °revert - stile en.
don Shades. Trimmings 4,
rtoel; In the Western Matte
can 'gesso the most Ihstldt*
not great hargnins.ll2
BEalt - ANEITAL SALE. •
• A. As. 6lastiB• , & Co.)
• ' Will .open their :next 'treat'
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
DRY GOOK,
• On Thursday, . Juke 15th, 1851.
This Sale 'sill he coned to be the largest and moet at.
treeties they have ovsr held. Jett.
Diamond Market
IT.a Meeting of the Diamond anelation. beld Do Monday et Wag lite 1...M.h lust-Abe
tot owing resolution. were adoptel •
tiesand. That the Trenetwor of the •
Illasnoud alarket
II UFO Antonia/lon, he and ho is hereby Instructed to rail
in ail balances lee br members on their enbecriptloae to
the Market 'ranee fund.
If
lecsamifitrth , r, That if euch bedew* aro not paid on or
belbre the fifteenth of July neat, the several payments
wLich have lave made, In part, of mach subectintiona‘Ptal
be forfeited on that day to the Association, and sildild,to
building amount.
In parsuanee tribe attire, I hereby glee notices to delin
quent o.lW:there that they rail
re the up their lastanl;
tee on ortefore the lath orJuly, albreaald,, ' •
11. KING, 11.reiturer.
J'lttshatgh, June 1:1th.1854.--jel4-6td
,
iron. SALE—in acres of lAnd on ncoora
n ',notating Levi., adiolnlng'Enet Liberty lytoji, be.
tvioim the central Railroad and Franitetonn Plenc Wad.
Iny:Illtr • - 'WHEW(' BAILEY.
VO1: SALE—A neat., small Farm of 35
1: Germ 9 mum below the eltr, Itobineoh toernehlo,
ow the Ohio river. It Is a beautiful' Ideation otimproyett
teed. end is offer.' vet Row Require of
. XIIOUAKIWIRD§, ‘6,lthst..
3145NEIGood dit,ifinEir, bar
ing from Mldays to 4 months tore, tan besieged
ate ealllog at the ogles of D. 6th et:
FO.P.SALE—A 2 stoiy - Bziele.Honse
or 0 roonnvolth a Dirge Lot. on •addoeketteld.;. on
re eh tegtiod water,thruLhery end tit& tree.. It le offered
rerr low. Enquire of jett-Int TIIDS. WOODS.LS, 4th it.
Administxators' Notice
r e l e M A k S of l j e O t gil. o WlCKnf tr e iCi l n le t n °
county, deed Lambed. granted to . tta - Initorribel;
.. i =d i 4t7 ,..‘ . , : e . j .. ;. are b. ,1 17 .1. = t0 4 3.1.
d. e_
muds agilnartbe agate of - mid decedent in cake
knian tla ult.lat delay. _I, BItdE LL.
A MANUAL 0 \MISSIONS, 452—Sketches
TS_ tho Foreign Mutant of the Prob. Church, With
maps shoving the stations, and statistics of. Protestant
Missions among tuaerangellsed nations, by John C. Untie,
3=6 „ eretses.2d od., largo troo, $ll.OO.
I Pandly, a new and teantirel story, 2.3 eta. `.
The • o and others inst. rse'd tey Express at
joie DANIPON'S Doe Pb Markets., near 4th.
Entld and
D area. Enquire ofd • 1' • T..0.3.1C00D5,
JuLS \'. \ Fourth street.
WA V.FALY, NOVELS„ c\mplete in
otyles.Zitale.bi 7 1'
't3d6sAr.4'/j,.7551&15t.
BpLs. LOUISV
io,br jos,im J.
FOR SAL —l5 acres
modating Wine: adjObilog
lwe.m. the Central Rallraed auot
g COAL FARMS, 30`good Farm oi2 , lions
leJ ha .•0d Lou. 150 LA. - 0.0,55 kestkuM. lii.the
10,10CountrySeste alba trey, kind la the vittokr.
ortthickara describtl mt my witted regbtry, lageh y
itlit ftstalt , ti. Uttar
oerto talt, awl stm•
4'4ttrli In whet` lb•rw to
iVn , myr ttlM7th;).-
voi,ooms-380 . Naiiier Blop , rns now larai rig
, sCr 11. T. Yr-atm:Lk Ik.r sato TT=
".., \ • , ' /SAUD DICKEY & CD,
new \No. 3 (large)
ITJIL Mat•ketc.: 30 fit,Lit...tre arrinro Ls 3.. IL
sa./k br , ; iinix WATT &Co.
TiNiolllt l -136 8:F. and
trik Flo trl Am. for W. bi 401.01 WATT &CO.
20 bxs. W. H. Oman* \ &
20 a. 'Ad 5 just ttxott
J." 3 ' A. INT.DARTE3OII.. • -
rBAN
TO 1C2,10 make fur sal •by
.4 0 • :01 ncx e ~ ixfb.
VIIXESE 7 -21* • prinirnif. R Cutting
\J'lbr We • ! •
• - ISHASES OF MUM 'HUMAN TE/FSPI=7.
Th° 1 4146 " ) Ill it i ll), / =: 11,2 * * as:
11b,, ataz I,, ~1 1,
\,,,, A. ;„„,,,ar
pp
„1,, 3. 0 \\. p . . l
......3
i
- rumk r es
I Pradk; OrDertag 611/0 . 17 lifilllPhi A.
• pit:
enh. FOr elk br . I K a C 0 .14 I"nd
' TMF. HONEY, 12 lave:its per lb., at
• • • monnis P MOST% in the Dismoal.
1 MACKICREL, 12 1w eta. per Ib., at
4011; ." MORRIS & PATTOM to Oa IMAtovaL
14 1 Riateli LINEN DRILLINGS, orthe
•eatitisee.uov.open "CUESTRIV. 11 Wood _ -
IiCESI4:DOCKE, °CMS latent i tu portatioris.
jest r.Ols .1. • jeG GIIMEMW:4 Iy . .a 4...
ESEMLES VESTING desir
abl•. etylcejrutt teed hi 2 , llsyNly)and oh/ boots&
, clus PscsortneohOt Cllr..nctvs, 71 Wand .c.
jr" -- 1:171 T .TERCILA WATER—TROOP
NTS—Wo !hello the .tt..,& 0 of purchasers to
art/ tIO clo The gocelo ars 'connoted tornualo 141sble to
all. Isludo of weather, Act perfedlT .watorpeonf,Petpb.t
Uneloolla Golder and (lllCloth $1 anrooms, 116 Afar
.hart 1c13.. • • • . J. &U, PIITLLIPEI;
•it HIPS-30 den, India )tubber Whips,
, • Weems T•Stat Guth.'
st,ita MOW stmt.. • J. .3 11. PHILLIPS.. \
,4 ARDO - StitiNGk'S--4 fine lot of gman,',
.Z•V dl6 ".! l " , reit=prearkkTrZ:ll
IittAIN7GRAIII,ESast superior lot of
ondecniakailsrple km, bit E. IL. BHA NKLAND.
:IV ARDEN & FINE ENGINES, that will
• throw wahrr pc. fast !ash. Ite lry
_22 E. 1411111SICLAND. • .
~~.. _ ~_
ZOO ISMS.
LS; OM pure, po t t t o
•otnoiarisiolv atiptitio zutce.
A KGS. EMERVpssOrtod. In store • and
' t .paartmaas Ann s. • PIXIMO =OH.
14AZS-s . oobait:ip (*we.
RN . ItLEAL—A nth scipply, ikyopared
gilmrsszaur use, ra bails., for ode
,hy
Jeri% .
• BALI, JIM
. l lIELLED CORN-1000 boa- 'arriving for
vats • .1•17 411u6i17 .
- ACO,N-3000 lbp - Shoulders • und . Mune
reed and tbr sala er • - " MI. 11001ETS.
i leNI? SEED—Just Foe l d tho following
L. e. ftlothwur , (eve. dc;ig) Fkininrs Impronq (Shedd
OWg.. White Ukt.: ,
ktr Mot.: . LUrly 'Mate Onta. .
\ Yolll.ltr ..nioEra"i" ' bur * ,
Z. I.IMANKL AND
1.31% , An ' , 4 . ;..\ .•-• .-. Na lz.M.iod . .t.
6, -- 00 18 . 0 hhdo. Sugarinstroced nndfor
AR \ _
isio.by .. • , N.J.IT • Jono - noro &OM •
fpICE-2 as.igme Bice for solo by • •
!ILO\\ , • JOHN pLoyffjk op; .
GIIISTwItti•FOR SALE,OR. RENT-4
• rebtablearlst MU of aron detain, to emptete. oe•
der ned_deleet spleasieest. ettuatean tee Seedy end
Bes•erClerteilie distance alum the Obi. river, ',lib •
Rood Devi% P.M.41% and ten sere of Lute, slit be
rt jo or • • teems.:
1x16' '111 \ 1 •• B. UTlittntT 4! 80Y,140, Met.
01/901117(31—Tite most complete
&al stasonaMtiMcck aTMe r-mA4B
.'oera*d la the AM/. clixamr. natbie Ban., :a
waceptd a.
ed We ;Mad) .14 pleanse. CtoliiMl P. M., Strum
ex.
.-:—..........,...1.4
piOTIOE NOR TOWEL . erchtuati and
c4beismaaULT %Ink!. •will Neu* send In ay or
wit/ 4 oVoelat MAR ds , !lvailusi da:
.; \ . J. 2. DILIVoitI7I & 00-
_• seA uta Maud Powdrr
1616.2 ii . .9). K.O. ni0wm..4 , 41, poet powder
.
•
II
ICE---IS,tci. print lk \ ftesh \ •Rice just Mil
and Cor ad. lby \ % IIcUILLS A ItOIL
TIME-100 bbl.s. LoAikrille\White Lime
iPi. ..L. b. Jelil . \ Me 0114.3 .1 LOIS.
..... I"
AJIIO IRON:L.100 fonsilly s ir Jtim
ehr at
1. la Car Wheel; LO 'ham attllcsba 'or Vhda d a -li r s *
x .4_10 ~ ; .• . 161.31 &
, I BACCO—An Cicollant nitabrtment or fa.
%yogi** brawls lk.aak. .11411•• • iOB
VOW IILASS 7 -100 tua151101•\ •
tlarlftl;
15 cured'A Ilamg;• . 9ldas lad
a... 4" u.d Wes /LC -llama •
rIVAIL.4:I6 .1)1)lg. • Wilmington , Tar it.atore
. 1.20 flue a not.
NBOO,ISS just rec'd &dices; Fled:
Protium bk lb. Theohuf4l
r e . ..re=r;
• glt=ter ► mee eed !Mee • .
\ E.„, ;. b . sur. •
Leseft.f.Ut eerie Lem) Lighter.
• remelts on Utataw Disetell., ern..i.
Jr. nod g i ej Weary. Perth:igloo sad *than of lb.
• M ir gYlemen 7 y anetb b Trfeer tue.
Aural Ileum 14 A WIT %oleo of the Led. ammo.,
ge, thera t
h. hy the It.. De termite. „ -
=Meet !brevet the Mid, by A 1.44 T.
:=l3r.l , lae a lie Prictkal Theuekeepte.
.1610 it• . , Ir 2,o obin‘ „ =Cora; • - , ,
. , „ , 4 7.,." , `` L'..o!'Eamir a co. •
0_ , _
..
_i _lig, yia.:._ea:".it,:.l..CiTatraai
- -
•
v' . \ \ •• '.
. \
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' ‘‘..\ .\•,
e?-1 , ,,7.:F••71,,N, -.,—•:-,
'
1 AUCTIOk SALES.
'• P. M. DAV IS,\Auationeer.
Cbnusercidi askr Roam. °truer Mod .d FU7 sheds
Q UPENION PIANO FORTE—On Thursday
- k ry aun t oole. 2.,1 but-, at - 3 o'clock.; at the rotomerclal
tabs motel, corner Woad mid Stb sts., win es sots. I saw
-rim nano rode. szt , k's eks , wham*, .. to oo.oPloto
order, cost 0400. i4o ' V. v . nAynt. Amt.'
S T4PLE A 1 'D
' FAN OY. liiitOOODS . ,'-'4 On
- s l .,, ,Thadai at tut but at 10 O'docir. at Use
1 ootamarcial Wes rooms, comer of 1',"02 % .... oth eta, um
I ; ...mg.:tr.:: K '''' Ma ' " P!.
, . ki,,eoa nuaa l llla, asi , 0,,10,
I to . Barige.DOLaltleC, taw otykr, • , •; •
solar Ewald, Ptinta,...oltthasaa'. .-
Priltal Linea and Cotton Mille. alnallar.
s Clothe, thuadmeres,Suomer FloilW,
\ 7.S Bummer Sbaerk k o= j; &,.., ,;;,..
de., l a k" . . 6k"" )•20 •. P. M. DAVIII. And.
BVGGY AT AUOTION.—On Wednesday
morning., 21. t hot. at 11 o'clock. at the coannecohl
room. cora. Wood gad atti sta. oral be sold 1 Bobbin.
thd ccoorolkosid DUST. 10P, Iron
hal •- \ \ P. M. DAVIS. dock
'STOOKS k COUPON BONDS AT AIX
TIOII-41n Thrlay evening, June ne, at 8 o'clock ,
at the Merchants' :change. 4th it., will ho Wined
40 shares Ohio A Pa. R. U. tlr,. stork..• • " •
Ix \ d o° Allegheny Valley It. It. alma. •
• TOO do Pltsburgb a Steubenville It: stock:stoc • •
100' do Adientuie Mining Co. Ana:
27 o North Macrican Mining Co. dee
II Allegheny County (krona Banda, 81000 rash. la..
1. 7 c
tercet July I. hew Tura,
\ • • P. M. DAVIS. Acct..
A o e for Si M
lo'at Public Auction.
H E oilkscriberwh%is about to 'remove on
a farm: will sell st Piddle A netion, on the_wrendeee,
on !.,ATUBDAYI.Iune 21th. at sielock, P. M., Ms present
residents, .1 milea •from Pittsburgh on thu lgrudegham
.d Brownsville I/Lank Bowl. Th Iniptovements coadat
fa Ikellptodern built Fraincile , containing 11 morn.,
besides cellars, carriage house:, stab and a number cloth.
er out building*: Tbe place rental 430 acres of /and, on
w AIM hich there 1,100 fruit trtree etthe rarletie4%-nnme
been/grape With neat rlnerlea be l
tante. shrubs and Bose Therein' at e titchert nor •
well of wool water; of a large rain Water cistern, bath
with erg r t, :l v aler. in et no expense has been = t ed to
Tbeterom, which 411 1 1=knowili7a
day Droste. torrent,., Indus, enquire on the Mut.
las i et, o 4w..Bennett ,t B re t . e s pottjenatlnglan.
C-1 e. 184. .14 12, Mend
orile% Gold Bordered Win
, Ihring the largest and beet
I,' - tre,,feet confident that e
ue. KMetober to
the pine:* t
et et.. near Llhert7..•:'l.l4
AMERICAN CRYSTAL PALA ) 7, -, '
FOR the Exhibition of \ theindizetr or. all
Nation.' SMeneverT day on evening.' ham t
fro A. M. till 10 P. M. Tr llyweents admit
tame will be the prim hereafter o all °coulee, L There
will be no hew admissioes, With tho :mutton of Exhr
ors and the Press, and no mason tickets will to MM.
The Crystal Palace has undergone tha mod. eyttons as'
a qth lterathmsthd improvement', audios raMdly tilling upwlth•
elegant and Interesting IperheistO of bandialthform era.
n.
Tho Machinery Department/a veer tete. M
large numberof edditioaal andeurione hi !umbellate,.
are in raroratiom and will Mod a place In le k w weelor In
The Picture tialbwyls already the Inca co goaltunsive
and valuable in the Western hemisphere. " .'• • •
The Sculpture contributions embody over Mb:pieces nf
mable. rooster them ram, many of them orialaUs, and ail •
of exquisite workmanship. • Many choke !dated's me en L,
- The Association has oempletal arranceptie tam \
. rp porch of ., ofs ch
eel, oice collection of Models of Antique
A esetia, Mlle sweat -California Cedar Trm which: hilts
native forest. stood Three !fondu! Poet 111th. ressaviring •
Ninety-Too Peet In elreamferance, and Is estimated
,the meet dentonatrative Internal evidence, tots fait three
` , thousand plan old, has then deposited In the Crystal Pals
no by Ite patriotic proprietor. • • - -
..Altegether. tbileTyerta Palaoe
an
at this rammat \
ore articles of a novel, rueful and Instructive thareeter. *,
than can be examined several daysrith proper dimig. • \
Mallen; and lammant augmentations may be catholically' '.,
~Ane cleat Orchestra of tinge will be In attendanat at ,
the Crystal Palma orrery morning, Maw= and evening.
The . Ameelatlon offers a prim of a hold Ideea,'• ri n g
ono /honoured dollars, or Ice equivalent In cesh.ilma
Tor the Most usefld nod valuable levention or Dimwery
which shall have been patented orentered In the Pat
ent filthe Burins the year elating the that daY or Dewar
bee eext, provided only that the mid ItmerOdon or dhow,
ery % by er t ec a line i n Male* curo r get. shall_ have nranti. bee .•
A Gloidiiegr, " .eTing ono thouread" deltas, or eta
systivelent meth to the Artlat whore work, having o been
etbild i.tholerPtal Palace daring the three months •
closing- on the heat day of Dmember next, shall be.deme3
moot worthy ot emelt testiMerilat - L • - •
3d. Plc° Medal., teatime one hundred 'dollars arch, or
their equivalent In tashOrproferred, to the the Inventors
whose inventions in the various dartments of the meet
mt.. patented. enteral or eatested' within the year, and
exhibited in the 'thystiol Palace on afereaald, shall be arl•
laraort roost worthy °Teach testimontMe next after the one
adjudged mat exodlent es aforesaid._ I " • . .•
• dth. Five Medals, costing One hundred dollen each. or
their equivalent Leiden, or malt If preferred, to the hire
arthla whose miginal - Workacemletednince the first.opetr , ,
In g of Um Crystal Palace, and ex h ibited therein as ro."
said, shall be adjudged most worthy of midi dhltieCtlar'.
next alter the moat excellent as Mbrentid. - -•
The ablest and most respectable Jury or Jades that:eth •
be molested shall be appointed to emeniao attherilr thelsow , '
real asticlescabibited and toward the prises nuonticmed,.
' The Dirochirs will reamed as early as practicable to Week.,
such Jury tor Jureraand hope to be able to annonnee the
appointments, on or bathe the fast day ofdone next, _ The 2.
Association . will the in Its discretion, award media e r.
diploma,' to the exhibitors or inventor/ of ouch udder '
possess maMtsutecient to entitle Mamie - such dbillitehowS-..
Alt ethane whither. deemed worthy of apace , la liar •
Vied irrtiMrl t y=i;fult i .VZ o n g b ir a t er
effieleut Polloware in constant
n attendance day mut ppaA h nn
sad the utmost care t,
nrie.! ata.ctlna
but the ABSOCiILIIM.I.I.3 gunxmatatinitrpr key,
da
All u toroeh
mbrellas, canes, Artoniut ho Ili t at Ole itand
Cho door. As the Palm* is a Deeded • %rehouse; Mahan, . • :
Cannot be Trmitted 100001(7 packaging oyarty du or
out afthe
etupcka rayon. and ne. paint ro-oaroated on the Maui
ticket aeladDhl P. T. BARNUM. Tresideut.'..
Market
VOR itENTL=The OT-4i/lid-SS WORKS
~ag at,
411 . 6A1 1° " i ti r 'iti=n:02 ga t Ortira t t litgli
we a m ,. ..sre nm promrtug4t t r i rmmo;fi b Tr
folly leauttfhetutltuz Vutdove Moot Pavxies& Wasoa
the /It deyofJuly beat. 'Enquire of •
• ier-2tr IaEOIIGE A. BAIRRY, st..belme• ar.l.l.vj • •
I\TOTICE—The portriemhip_ heretofore exn .
11 be n Jno. iteDoiouofi, 4.1 J... if - &en. \
Y4_ollnr tu= dor the, .tyle AreoNfJoau k \
TI3V/iler b . Is Li& le n :y disnolved by zantual.-cn.i.COA.,.•
. 4110, kleDattough dlon>oant or ton, i.tere.&..io
ant& echo. • iib.Jma..ll. Stewart .111
_WA.
neve at the obi eland. No.77_l.llzte_t.yr_at t ,_nornero ,
under tbe
.tins
Otrbotenth eginalitear nit..ea i
and are alone authorised ta. Tit
gT
1:1 .92 Y6'11 : 1"*o141.1.. '1L71 .,3 6 () . 1t. 41 ^i
Mott`_..
111 Ilesia 1.61/ovadsi 6EinAW
the tail, moth
ota dise4 the! pate bi t = W ,Pr
_ of Pit:drug' 77;
ROM, THE EARLIRST,PERIOD:stWig
. rinitedby goblin min. down Aro
.cinoo ECIU.
I:century, Dr NEVUS U. •
About ono bondrentropLroof Ono noomo n•Og az
• lug work rontain : pfl g .. 4 nord do. • .1
MOO and Syr 1.31 ca/t,tor: .: . _ JOAN 11. •
PORTRAITS. MINIATtiIiES;a4COI9I3S
—Canino of Paintings. Crayon Drawinvooteo Worn'
on abort notko 11:31. CARGO, Dsornorrlan Arun. Alain
l gOt l 22:ift. r .t ` V..ll. ' ` . 6ll l .lllll ' tt
.3 In nay land of weather. Prior, 41.0 n to SIAM snok
wards., onlrDniraorrloa Roans In lb. dry IlLwltleio
oreootion oornisOn the Wend SIAM
O W.TNAINFATRANCE" COMPANY; Hirt
htd,Cban: 1819: • • ' •
THU& A. A LEX. C hI. OWL, fAmmtAul'.
TbC , X.? K. T 4... • .1. ' user Timmy .
l'ad. • 15..A. Dulkeler.'. • •
W0zer , 1114140.-.
.. 0 1zyp.0.1+ .
, rgi :d u s. r4p2 4 ,. .
Robert Dstelr• 11.esar1 Z. Pratt.
John . Auttl. Dunbu4
11314•4.
end Ints!s4 tla
ftla . 4 Is_ rand favors
lo=t4icet`l'itartm.
'-4taliVarehottoLet.•
11311Eliiitoylizehooso at the corner orPenn
led Wanes. eta. la , otresed•tar rent IM lataoaable
term. Poeseatbau.glren At wi l y
\ N 0.16 1 Tbarth street.,
SALE—Aiacat‘Cottage and .12. isms .
Rixeliregi. 4 ll,T=AVait , I'l 4=
aotlr Intata Loat easy on e no o ? awl a krano a•ra.
b
Also, 30 soiga cvmato O.Viro 6.000 . a 18a' •
Plot xn. 4 . ba•lini. a nab. t la
anstary.
alga a I :Pate.i " VxV.Htess A i l tltrlged e rtny T. \
Abe, ono of Ur boat boars on Pena it. It •
location for phr altdae areal oat elm, ands gr;w4
Will• be sold lon an 4 oa pas, tonna
. Alto, • orb mis. lots and bounia. vtaeli soma •
one will aro who .10 pail sad go ter at
ea O
al thoullaini n
t=MaTt'ol:harAgaryattld"gla
t.
of • jel-ta VMS. W1)01)9,74. 41.0
I FOR SALE - b. two story .Franto Hoar et
. ant! . smiVal keno! a goal tot cm rotaw lit. al
Toot l. 4 . 1 : 1 1' w Itiiir3M«ibr
PliTATI)11011 •
COAOR FACTORY.SW
bt. i im reo' a ntole n i, lao7Fitat
WOULD respectfully call the aiteritioti
Southern and Wash . ..en Merehen to Ms nue stock
oldrelesee. mowing 1n price ts from 6100 to 61500. Then.
seta-tures are bout from the host • materiel and workenuo
dap, and under his own supereirion• he tan, pith <nub.
deucewarrant his work to be lotot to won nutentlus
tueed'in the Union. She nerves of tentiotsr.d the '
Eztgoc= demand ebr he obasa.wo%has Wooed
estahlblownt. 1 4 yt* r r q4 or good rce...t" 4 ' ' lit -
Please eell and skews. hit Were pint.= AU
-wont Warranted. •.
• Corrupt for Bale. •••
37.;.undarsignodEssiusttecaivid
troatthe Fart, at kis 1.1A112.1A0)1 tVARESM
'BE, sawed ear the Wo Rpll. between
Dwelt laertexterville, • ettletutld imam:wet et V
b.,
trteem deserl= k •fr .nu "' N Vax, " Vast,
ilrert n leke tdreell o Aj gbiary obir
cash. Having bad twelve pare' prLll.lll th e heelasea.
taut
with hie well kn...., le UM U.!. 11 4 1 ....
himself le vatting &en all etetileunlo.
Th trtaktret Xercheas are ropettfolly
•Ist: m ataralli• thr tlaspnelrell
I "(Mad/min "141nAMPFAV
tm1n ,_....._ •
AA:LUTEROSES BLOOM IN SU .
.. mist. Yoßr C.d. !•,r Or! t , !or curt!; suial \
NIWIC S AZIANUto - mAJW "nb lgalel
en %MlS..attire has Wt. from your =CT...ft.,
Cgr e
prallpokttrj , abrlj al CV , of your (mart NIL .1-
yo
1 4=Vgligill=MIlrggtt
---- •
• TOOL WORE EC
CORNER OF FIRST & LIBERTY STS:. '
. PIrISINIRG ... II, PEN I. ... ' ''.
MACIIINISTS? TBOLSof crier? ,ti vag .
NA.. : TuaeAg,...trltAreme4.v.,_„Lin4.......;
..... to dna.. ' Lad7l . • ~ I JOS: 11, ..11LaLLININ a 00...
G entlemenii';ffintaliiir . o .- :,
r
anbeeribeve bog leave to inforte th e
a ahl k• that lb.) ham recd %air Aainage east, es •
a am amen and moat habloosttglass a. tuts•.
.._-.- ...
• • tee mberir ewe
;,. • —, _______
EWE IVA-----;.t.-al-----&ES CH dOLOJEWEI,
Ic H T AT EMMA VI -Ws wish tgrr th. tp4 . =
.0.14.0,7 mi n i— shit moms Iss-bsst,,peprArs VI,
.1111, ID 044.4.4 .6. ,, • MI toil 1/I,TA ossl. IA
imam, Vss sat sall . .okAA uTf
slot
tt. Pig
"lr eVirstievWsta "'"g attigass o all Its IssasAss.
OaktAnrola.rnsro4 ougistseAbstis4A3 ostigistjtmli
uotiss i ss
zi
tailacolvatt . . : .
.ss. . sawb6liiri
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The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, June 21, 1854, Image 2

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